The New York Herald Newspaper, February 6, 1851, Page 8

{NEWS BY TELEGRAPH!* THIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS, SECOND SESSION, Senate. BY MORSE’S MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, OFFICk, CORNER 4 ‘BEATER FD HANOVER OTRENTS. Wasnincron, Feb. 5, 1851 WISCONBIN RRBCIN) THE RESOLUTIONS CANSURING ONE OF HER OkMATORS Mr. Dovce, of Presented the joint resolu- tions of the Wisconsin Legislature, the former resolutions, which censured Senator Walker, and in- structed him to resign his seat. ‘Mr. Wacxen said, that, in consequence of an amend- ment proposed by him two years ago, for extending the ovnstitution and laws of the Unite | < tates to Cali- fornia, he was censured by his Legis sture, and ia, structed to resign. He had been denounced by the qtee soll papers and ethers; and, though he had been much hurt by this proceeding, he was eouscious of having done nothing wro. He had explained his course to his constituents, and they had reversed their condemnation. For this act of justice he returned his warmest thanks. THE CENSUS TAKERS OF NEW YORK, Mr. Sewanv presented the petitions of the Assistant Marshals of New Yerk, for an Imorease of compensation for cemsus duties. AMOLITION PETITIONS, Messrs. Bewanp, Onase and Hastin presented peti- tions tor the repeal pe the Fugit pesmi ‘ugitive Slave law, which THE s0UTHWest, pr ited the joint resolutions of Ar- Kansas, in favor of @ Military Academy, like that at West P cint, in one of the southwestern States. 908 Wan. Mr. Poors. from the Committee on Fereign Rela- tions, to whom had been referred memorials in favor of adopting some substitute for war, in the settle: of wutional Cifficuities, reported cicripg * the opinion ot the Bena! ue by the United States. provisions be ma ttling difcuities wit: Seselgn nations by ai bitration, betore resorting to war over. THE #OUTH AMERICAN MAILS Mr. Hanus reported a bill, authorizing the Post- Maacter General to contract for carrying the mails in etvamers to Rio Janeiro SYNATORS APPOINTED BY GOVERNORS. Mr Burien, from toe Judiciary Committee, to whom ‘was referred Mr Winthrop's resolution, as to the riod when the term of # Senator, holding his post by executive appointment, expires, made along report that suck Senator should hold till bis suo- cessor is appointed, and the acceptamce of the latter ficiully Made known to the Senate, by the prese: ion of his credentii "Under this report Messrs. Winthro setts, and Ewing of Ohio. will retain successors actually appear THE WORKS OF GEN. HAMILTON AND JOHN ADAMS. _Mr. Pearce called up the jotat resolutions distriba- ting the works of Alexander Hamilton and John Adame, and it was paseed NEW BILL RELATIVE TO CUSTOM-HO0r" DUTIES—WARPHOUSING, ETC., Mr. Hunter introduced ting the importation merchandise T of Massachu- eir seats until OFFICERS AND THE at foreign sy remain i from the da t payment of autie fered for cousurption, 0 If left longer t 2 Sons dered as epelaiined wershaedipe, Sootion 2.—All present upciaimed merchandise shall be Rept for two months, and thi wel m, if mot claimed, it is to be bezz'ement, waste or ful muscomduct of Uni distr ry warebansed, may be transivries to th ’ chaudise may be exported to British provinees, or #+ i aned in such ports, 205 may be exported to Britis and ‘aver, where, under the presomt law, an er- relation to the entry of veasels, or on of such person is to be taken im Any declaration, untrue in any particular, rfeit, over amd above all ther penalties, of weigh: meas s, and gave at the of the importer. It proposed that this bili shall go lato effect in April next. It was referred to the Finance Committee THe PRIVATE LAND CLAIM«e The bill in relation to private land claims in Cali- &, War taken up, and amendments made in Com- ee of tue Whole. Agreed to Brotos moved amendments, which were deba- ted and rejected ives addressed the Senate in favor of the bill bad its engrorement was ordered. WARRANTS ed and the Senate took up the wa! from the House, makt ander the act ot September last. a ofered sn amendment allowing ts to charge for locating bounty lem charged for locating ment n and Bev. oppored adding the Gmencment to this bill Mr. Joves repiied and the Senate then went into Executive session, afer which the body adjourned fe of Representatives, BY BAIN'S ELECTRO-CUEMICAL TELEORAPH Wastrsctox, Feb. 5, 1851 land THE MONT pie annouarced the fret business to be the m the Committes of the Whole on the e Union, amendatory of the New York and Cal woh mint bill which smendment is « eub t the entire bill, and provides that the bars aed ingots of gold, issued from the asanyerrs offiee in rails, by virtue of the ei d diplomatic ap- | fation bill of lact year, eball be received im nis and Oregon for the term of five yea trom the date of the pa in payment of all government 4: stamped ines and or adulterating the same ‘The question was on previous question, om agreeing to the substitute Mr. Bariy (dem.), of Virginia, moved the call of the | House The yeas and nays were taken thereon. and | the motion disagreed to~71 to 107 ‘The desand for the previous question was seconded. ‘The amendment was dicncrved to, by yeas 93, mays | nding the dems The question now recurred om ordering to » third | ending the Lill { bh mfatein New Yorx and Uall- | originally came trom the Senate (dem ): of F ved to lay 1 on the tatle, and the « decided in rmative, by yeas 10 Meners. al iddings rr UL nove. m. Bowe, Ince, Jack Jones, Jalian, Ker L, Van oyke, Vie ido, Wathine, Wentworta, Wright, White | then moved that the vote be re conal- | dered apd that we mo alxo decided in tus aMrmative by On motion of Mr B considerstion of the bill t an postponed and to morr: n lie on the table, This was | jens to 84 nays dem eetabl ft Kentneky, the | hs Board of Ac dito wRRIT reported #e jortal bille ghien > the Committes of the Whol aise reported a joint resolution admitting Aimon W Babbitt tos eat asa delegate from the territory of Uiab, He raid ‘ant Congress bad the power to admit te. for it appears that Congress established « government for Utah early in September lart and provided for the election of driegates About | & month afterwards the people of Utah elected Mr. | Babbitt as their delegate under the law of © their owu organie law. They to replied that that vas feat as representative from the th re was on aiternative setting forth that, if Congress sheold establich a territorial goverament, he be ad- taltted ar a delegate Mr. Burt did tlemen, end mov Committee on § t Jomye (dem onthe tebdie, which 82 yome to © The resolution was then referred to the Committee én Flections | The House then went into Committee of the Whole | On territorial business, and rpemt a short time in con- idering the bili eutborising Oregon and Minnesota to di ‘of their eeboo! lands. ‘he committee rove. and the House ajourned Loss of the thip Nomantam. Borrow, Feb. 5, 1851 ot Boston, from Raltimors for & fire on the let of November, at to the argument of the gen- the che subject be referred to the | etion ret @ ot Tenn. moved to the wal decided in the negative —tl The abip No Calforpia. with | northwest; thermometer now 28; eo! put into Faikieod Ietamds Bhe was souttied and total bose. EEW YORE LEGISLATUBE. Bemate. ‘BY MORSE’S MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, Axsanr, Feb. 6, PETITIONS. Of the field officers of the Ist brigade New York State Militia, against the division of the 3d regiment, and orgenization of » separate regiment therefrom.— For the equalization of tolls om railroads. For the amendment of the eharter of Binghamton. REPORTS, ‘The Attormey (General transmitted a report om the Present condition of manorial suite. The annual report of the Institution forthe Sa- vings of Merchants’ Clerks, for 1851, was received. BILL INTRODUCED, By Mr. Branyxertn, to provide for the incorporation of steamboat companies. THE ec the Bae! La rag RAILROAD, The bill bee 3 the Backets Harbor and Saratega Railroad Compan; ar further to organise, und pat sonal ~ ee maa debated all the neni Ae Assembly. Axpayy, Jan. 5, 1801. PETITIONS PRESENTED, Eighteen for staying the collection of rents on m noriel lands. For the repeal of the registry law. B venteen for the repeal or modification of the free schoo law. For the passage of the pilottlaw now pending.— Two to prohibit the sale of intoxicating liquors asa beverage. BILLS REPORTED. Incorporating the New Yerk Academy of Medicine ‘The New York delegation reported a bill probibiting the sale cf firew.od by unlicensed persons in said city — referred. ‘The annual report of the South Brooklyn Savings Institution was received. BILLS NOTICED, Relative to the assessment and collection of taxes im the city of New York; incorporating the Female Home Benevolent Association of the city of New York; re- quiring compensation tor personal injury. HILLS INTWODECED. Amending the Revised Statutes in relation to lar- ceny; incorporating the Academy of the Sacred Heart, in New York; regulating rates of wharfage on lighters in the citi ew York and Brooklyn. THE TARIFF. Mr Lesren. of Rensselaer, offered a series of joint resolutions relating to the tariff. Laid on the table. THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. The bill amending the act i gas the New York Life Insurance Company, of New York city, was parsed in Committee of th s to a division of th Adjourned. The Albany Post Office Robbery—Canal Collectors, &c. Avuany, February 5, 1861. George Bramhall, who bas been on trial for the last eight or nine days before the U. 8. Court, has been convicted of robbing the Albany Post Office. His con- federate, Gaylord, it is said, will now plead guilty. Os- borne, the ccunterfeiter, will be tried to-morrow. ‘The Canal Board have appointed the following col- lectors om the Erie canal:—New York, Anson W. Evans; Albany, James W. Green; West Troy, Robt. J. More; Utica. John 8. Ray; Syracuse, Norman Odd; Rocherter, Joseph Cochrane; Lockport, George I. Boughton; Buffalo Darius 0. Baker. Virginia Internal Improvements, &. Barrimore, Feb, 5, 1851. The Virginia Legislature have appropriated $320,000 to Manassus Gap Railroad. They have also passed a bill suthorizing the Governor to employ counsel to as- siet the Wheeling Bridge Company in its defence | against the eflorts of Pittsburgh to have it abatd. ‘Se. = hasbeen received south of Petersburg to- night, Meteorological ‘Observations. BY MORSE’s TELEGRAPH—OFFICE 16 WALL STREET. Bervaco, Feb. 5-9 A. M Cloudy and windy morning; wind west; thermometer 22. barometer $F. M.—It has been very unpleasant; now snowing fast. wind west; thermometer 29; barometer 29 30. Rocnesrex, Feb 5-9 A. M. Very raw and unpleasant morning; wind north; thermometer 92, but falling 8 P. M—It has been very umpl nt to-day; wind owing fast. Avnvan, Feb 5—9A M Demp, cold, cloudy, and disagreeable morning; looks like ® storm; wind west; thermometer 26 SP. M—Quite mild this evening; some snow; wind | west, thermometer 32 Syracuse, Feb 6-9 A.M. Cloudy; raining at about 8 this morning. but now chenged to snow, wind weat; thermometer 34 M —A very pleasant evening, but rather cloudy; 8 thermometer 60 Osweuo, Fed. 5-94.M. | Cloudy, but not unplearant; wind west, and growing | ar therm om ‘M. -Moders' oe a cloudy; wind west south- | a2, thermometer 35. Unica, Feb 5—9 A.M, | Extremely u unpleasant morning; @ trifling fall of snow last night. now storming, aud raining moderate. ly, wind west pf Coons ter 85; barometer 2¥ 220. SP. M.—Demp. thawing weather all day, with seme | d snow: the sleighing is about gone; wet, dis | Je evening; thermometer at 31; barometer de- prersed Aunayy, Fed. 5-9 A. M Warm and cloudy; looks like rain: wi et; ther. mometer 5; mercury im barometer 68s; barometer 29-02 Sl. M—Clondy and Cieagreeable all day; wind northwest. meroury ia barometer 6835; barometer 29- TO, thermome' Troy, Feb. 5-9 A. M. Cloudy and m! thermometer 33 ®P M —It bas been a plea it, mild dey; thermo- meter o9; wind west. Weather clear this evening the (thermometer stam t 33. Sr. douse, Feb. 5—9 A.M. easant; looks like rain; thermome- Beativotoy, Fed 5-9 A. M. varm, wind southwest; thermometer 36. Cloudy and un ter 26 rtd SP —Cleoe apd frosty, wind northwest; thermo- | meter 26 | Wirrenacs, Feb 5-0 A.M. | Cloudy, but plearant; light wind from southwest; | thermometer 40. | Mowrnnat, Feb 5—8P.M, | | Clear and frosty; wind northeeet; thermometer 18; barometer 29-7 Tonowro, Feb. 5-8 P M. Blight eprimkling of snow, thermometer 24 degrees. Krxosron, Feb. 6—8 P. M. Cloudy: thermometer 24 degrees, BY BAIN’S TELEGRAPH, OF¥iCR 29 WALL STREET. Basvceny, Fed. 5—12 M Wind routhwert, and cloudy; thermometer 38. | Tornno, Feb. 612M. | Mid, end sme wing ti Cricaco, Febs 6-12 M. Cleer and mild Conrevann, Feb. 612M Wind southwest, and warm tor the season; cloudy appearances of r Boston. Feb 5—7 P.M. d plearant, thermometer 46 degrees. P oence, Feb. 6—7 P.M. Cloudy wind weet; thermemeter 38 degrees Nonwien, Feb 5—7P M. Cloudy appearance of scow. thermometer 30 deg Fine ew Haves, Feb. 6-7 P.M Clear thermometer 87 degrees. Beicwront, Feb. & M. Clear, thermometer 26 degrees Wasnimoton, Feb. 8PM. wis northwest; thermometer 43, raining very elight ating irmone, Feb. 5 M. -8P. mo thermo “ tapetewia, Feb 6-87 Cloudy wind southwest, thermometer 42; baroi Very cloudy, look xo. 5 man BY THE ERIE LINE, VER STREET. Frevomia, Feb 6—A.M Damp and cloudy wind west, thermometer 36. | 6 P, M.—Snowing hard Nowoa, Feb. 6-9P. M Boowing bard Feb. 5—9P. M. viee, Feb 6 9PM. Irmaca, Feb. 5—19M nd growing colder: at Git appeared like # no « rnowing slightly Very cic wsy, and a damp rnow still falling Fisine, Feb. 5—8 P.M ing bard; fair prospect of sleighing bbs Feb 5-87 M Enowing hard. w ather cold; thermometer 02 Brsomamttow, Feb 6-94 Very cloudy; damp snow, wind southwest; the: meter 96 8 P. M.—Damp snow falling slowly, thermometer 37. | Mowtnose, Pa, Feb. &—0A. M Weather warm and cloudy locke like rain, Road are im 1m par: ible 9b M.—Weat er mild and cloudy; snows a little Jerrenson Snowing berd here. > “ Snowing bard Cloudy rain. but ors Thermometer weather cloudy; appearance of enow or rain wind OP. M.—Light rain Nannowsnvns, Feb 6—9 A.M Thermometer 58) weather cloudy and warm; wind southweert @P M.—Warm and cloudy, with some rain; wind southwest, thermometer 59, | Mioptrtows, Feb 6-12M. | 4 bo | damp; has the appearance of Bete cold, Damp and cloudy tooke like rate; Newavron, + Mm da M. a like rain. eloudy; wind sow oF “ Ware and cloudy. likely to rain before 6 Coun Berio, Feb. 6-0. M. | Clowdy, and looks like raim; and very mudd, Mild and cloudy. | adroit transactions staggered the polic ‘Washington Items. ‘Wasuineron, Fob. 5, 1861. James L. Moguire, of Baltimore, has been appointed Secret Agent of the Post Office Department. Another effort for s modification of the tariff will be made in the House, when the Appraisers Bill from the og, he tury ost stapnger chances of suc- of silver is se felt here, and joulty be ol thvtonding watameniy M po EY, at 0 cs ecu a tee 01 5 Oatholle. oh last night, one robbed ore a cross, 4 feet high, used in the adorning ofthe alter Fire at Buffale. Burrato, Feb. 6, 1861. A fire broke out about 2 o’clook this morning in the stables of the Genesee House, destroying them and several other stables, with thirty-two horses, owned principally by farmers from the country. A fireman was injured by a falling gutter striking him on the head—not seriously, however. The rumored murder of a school boy at Celdon, proves to be a hoax. Pennsylvania Legislature, &. Hannissune, Feb. 5, 1851. In the Senate nothing of general interest was doing In the House a memorial was presented for the estab- lishment of a Department of Education. Last night the Whig State Central Committee met, and sppeinted the 2ith of June for a meeting of the State Convention, to be held Im Lancaster, to mak nominations for Gover: or, Canal CaRnisslonse, Sa Preme Court Judges, ke, The Ohio Legislature—No U. Elcoted. Cincinnati, February 4, 1851, The convention ef the two branches of the Legisla- ture, at Columbus, has adjourned sine die, without making # choice of Senator. It is now believed there will be no election until the next session, NRBWS BY THE MAILS. Our Philade)phia Correspondence. Puiraperrnia, Feb. 5, 1851. Strike Among the Coal Heavers-—A Riot Frustrated—The Female Jack Sheppord, $c. The first serious disturbance that has occurred for some months, broke out this morning at the terminus ot the Reading Railroad, at Richmond, in consequence of @ dispute between the men employed coal heavers and their employers, about wages. When bu- siness was brisk, some time since, the men struck for higher wages, and the coal dealers advanced the price per hour, so that if they were employed all day they could make $1 25, Now that the ship- ments are not se heavy, because the river is ob- structed with ice, the employers reduced the; price to the former rate. The men struck against this, and the employers hired other hands; but when they attempted to go to work yesterday, those unemployed drove them of. The coal dealers expecting further disturbances, notified Marehal Keyser of the state of aftuire leat evening, and he this morning proceeded to Richmond with about fitty ot his men, detailed from the various divisions. On arriving at the wharves, the rebellious coalheavers were found, numbering about five hundred, drawn up in @ regular mod, and received ‘the police with hootings, and scme picked Lap missiles te thsew. "The Marchal oxpasinianel with tents, and arked them to di Pi cbarge aud captured about twenty of the most sturdy brawlers. The prisoners were lodged in the Richmond station house; but durin e march thither, several attempts were made at rescue, which, however, only enabied the police to increase the number cf prisoners to about twenty-five. Atf- ter posting a guard at the lock-up, the Marshal it turbance, id after i" the riot act, and warped them that his men were all armed, and he would be co ed to fire upon them if they did not immediately disperse. ‘The: moved off slowly,” and up to the present time hare mot committed any overt act. The Marshal's police left im the city were all summoned to the spot by the ringing of the North- ern Liberties Hall bell The disposition to riot has doubtless been checked by the prompt measures of the Marsbal. The Mayor will keep a large body of police on the ground during the night; consequently, no fur- ded placed on trial, this morning, for involuntary manslaughter, in having eaused the | death of an oged female by driving « Faliroad car over | her. The worman was dest, und did not see or hear the car, though the horses were furnished with bells. Axvest of » Bomale Jack Sheppard in Phila- deiphia. Frem the Peuneylvanian, Feb. 5.) Mary Hildebrant, whose arrest was noticed yea terday, has figured more conspicuously im the thieving line than eny other person for a number of years past. She is notmore than seventeen years of ege, is tolerably good bes oq and a native of Germany, and is not more than four feet tive inches im stature. She looks like an innocent little girl. lier operations were conducted so adroitly that she perfected a large number of robberies in dif- ferent parts of the city and districts, but was finally arrested, as already stated. e arrest is im- portant, one of the greatest that has been made since the days of the celebrated Murphy, whose | and as tounded the community. The Mayor's office was visited by a large num- ber of people yesterday, who had been robbed, aud many erticles were identified. Five or six of the | pereons who had been robbed, identifiea the young | woman as having been abeut their house at the time of the robberies. Although a female thief, she is one of superior taste for the articles stolea are generally of the finest qualities. At several places which hed been robbed, the servants were either discharged, or arrested on suspicion of bein, thieves. One of the servants, a colored girl, w taken to prison; and on the stolen pk being traced to Mary Hildebrant, the former was dis- | charged yesterday. The following goods were | identified yesterday:— A fancy silk-epread, exhubited in the last Frank- lin Institute, window curtains, and patty-pans, were idenufied by Hannah Allison, No. 2) Sansom ts The articles were stolen about seven weeks | e Mra. Kodgers, No. 94 Union street, iden- | ui eda black silk velvet sack cloak, stolen from her house, on New Year's day. Anna Maria Lof- land, No. 35 Almond street, identified a gold watch and chein Yr key, breastpin, gold pencil, satin vest, stolen a day or so before Unrisimas. Ellen Abel, No. 5 Lodge street, identified a blue ilk changeabie gg stolen about the middle of August last. Mr William Moyn, No 116 South | Third street, identified a counterpage, ca ws ivory | fan, stolen on Thiwkegiving day ih Aca | Adame, No. 162 Pine street, was robbed about #ix or cight weeks ago of muslia sheets, petticoat, and | Swiss muslin maatilla, which were found among theee stolen articles. Mrs. los Santos, No Pine street, was robbed on Monday, werk ago, of a gold and blue changeable silk dress, white mull drese, pink cashmere, and ether articles of dress. Mrs itove Coyle, Eleventh stree: below Walnut, tf | identified a lot of collura, culls, mbbons, gold bracelets, clesps, &c., taken a short time ago. Mrs. Rachael Rice, No. 185 Arch street, iden- | tified cameo breastpin, one gold ear- which was stolen on the 5th of Aagust. Mrs. Kephant, who resides at the residence of lir Heintzleman, at Eighth and Coates streets, iden- tified a couple of bonnets and feath silver watch, bed quilt, striped silk dress, black silk drese, ‘stolen on the night before © mas. J Gillespie, No. 389 Callowhill street near L.leventh, identified window curtains, patch work bed | H id oiher articles. Misa iloopes, No, 15) Callowhill street, identified 15 yards f acy dre pattern, one silk purple drese, with white figure Chnatian Hubbard, No. 56 Laurel street, Northern Liberties, identified a gold chain, ha:t bracelet, Sophia Wonder, in Second street near Dock, ed a bureau cover, four chemises, end two pocket handkerchiets. Edward & Ce 150 Arch street, identified ribbons, culls, gloves, stolen from his place on last Weasraday afternoon. F Hubbel, No. 92, South Fourt street, identifi silver card case, and under garments. waman, No 16 North Seventh etreet, drese, a gold rin dresses. These ) months since. Mre. L A Hancock, No. 450 Cal- lowhill street, identified one gold pencil, chain and slide, and a quantity of ribbons, Susan McAleer, | 467 Arch street, identified two light summer dress: ee, faney cufis and ribbons, black silk mantil and plaid searf. These articles were stolen la September, Charles J. Biddle, No. 200 Wainy | street, identified two collars. Johan Wooten, No. 92 Spruce street, identified a i bonnet, cloak cashmere dress, kc. (ne muslin sheet was iden- tified ae having been stolen from the residence of | Mre_ Steel, No 213 Spruce street. Benjamin Tay- lor, No. 2 Montgomery square, identified six large silver table spoons, five tea spoons, two butter knives, six plated forks, three dresses, silk, mous de laine, ke. These articles were stolen on the Bist of ‘January from his residen Mary has | accomplices in this nefarious work. She arrived | in this city from Pittsburgh last July, and has been, with others, operating ever since, as will be ae on by the above, in all sections of the city and districts. There were yet left at the Mayor's office, Inst eve- Emma identified a blue ailk three blue settings, and several rticles were stolen about two | 8 n not identified, a large quan’ ty ‘of ladies’ | weariug epparel, of the choicest ity. Also, bracelete, ear rings two lad ‘, Bay 4 hai , rh Gloves, vospebder edits, end about of other Mre. | St | rel | & Ing, | top ton Tish wes named cart tet followin, rig tna, | vis: Mesers. Babcock, Beach, Dimmick. Geddes, Johnson, Miller, Merg 2, One, “Re! binson, Schoonmaker, Upham and Williams —16 Francis Granger was nominated by Mr, Heonman, Daniel 8. Dickinson by Mr. Brown, dem. Daria oer by, Mr. yi dem. Hand by M: John Hunter by Mr. Curtis, dem. Jobn Fine by Mr. Dart, dem. Arphaxed Loomis by Mr. Fox, dem. Levi 8. Chatfield by "ur. Guianip, dem. John A. Dix by Mr. Mann, dem. John Tracy by Mr. ‘Noyes, dem. Horatio Beymour b 2 Mr. Bkinner, dem. Aine Bokee by Mr. Suyder, dem. Rathbun by Mr. Btanton, dem, Jenkins by Mr. Btone, dem. Amasa J. Parker by Mr. Tuttle, dem. dan result of the vote having been announced by \e Clerk, ‘The Pxestpent said @ majority of the Senators not having voted for any candidate, no choice had been my Many—Mr, President, I move that the Senate do and nays being called, the vote stood—in the eieniite 15, negative 17. Lost. Mr. Qoox—I now move that the Benate proceed to another nomination. This motion was carried, and another attempt was made, but resulted as on the first tria! Mr. Beexman—Mr. President, I move ‘that the Se- nate do now adjourn. The question being taxen on this motion, by ayes \d noes, resulted as fello’ Avesc Meera, I Beckman, Brandreth. Brown, Gasroll, Crook, Curti Fox. 'Guinnip, Mann, Noyes, Skinner, Styder, Stanton, Bine, Tattle} Noxs—Mesors. Babcos! t, Cook, Crolius, Cross, Diwinloks Uedden Johasver Milley, Mofgea, Owen, Robinsons Schoonmaker, Uphain, Willans—10, ‘The jee ly motion to adjourn {a carried; the Bemate stands adjourned. Tue Vorcano av Tue Great Saut Laxe.—A correspondent of the Buffalo Commercial Adver- twer gives the following description of a volcano in the vicinity of the prea, Salt Lake :—* This vol- cano is ina plain of mud, and on the borders of the Lake. It is composed of mud, and covers several acres. Steam and water are escaping from some half dozen apertures. The mud is raised up into cones, the highest not five feet from the gene- ral surface. They are terminated By ibe some hardened and lined with crystals of sulphur and other substances. One of the cones throws steam and water tenor fifteen feet into the air. Ites- capes rapidly and with a sound resembling the es- cape of steam from. the pipe of a small steam en- gine, and it ejects hot and cold water at short in- tervals. One cauldron, some four feet across, boils up until it overflows, then sinks several feet, and again overflows. Nothing is seen buta mass of foam; the water is strongly impregnated with sal-ammonia. ‘There are other cauldrons, from ten to twenty feet in diameter, filled to within three or four feet with boiling mud, whick is occasion- ally thrown out in every direction. About a mile further off ia mother collection of mud cones, and on the op side an island of volcanic rocks rises to the ‘he ht of By feet; at the foot of it is salt in sheets, scones impregnated with sal- ammonia ; that from the lake is pure, and is used by the Californians. In the vicinity of the volea- no we saw several ledges covered with pumice, end we met with it in various other places on the planes.” Souru Caroiina anp THE Brrrish GovERNMENT. The correspondence between the Governor of South Carolina and the British Consul has beea re- ferred toa select committee of the Legislature, chosen from the Charleston delegation, with power to sit durmg the recess of the Legislature. it is believed that the law for imprisoning free blu acks will be abandoned, or moditied 0 as to conform te anenactment in force at Wilmington, N. C., which requires all free colored persons to be on board their vessels from sunset to sunrise. MARITINE INTELLIGHRCR, Movements 61 use Ocean Stoamueoe 2. Cleareas 1 (Ham), Wienheltz, Hamburg, Schmidt & Crowell, New Orleans, A Ladd; Erie, Bache ee, Bustis Rio Janeiro, KP Busk & Co; A B Scourge t, St Jago de Cu J Thompson; Nimrod, Kobivson, New Orlesas, ‘foster & Nickerson; Levant (Br), L De Wolfe. Wheewrl Sobre , Piymou Jrowa, Gardner, Providence. i, Oct 17th, with silks, &e, Iphia. Has experienced very Clearman 1 (ot Borton), MoGilvory, Rio 3 Kec, to K Uorning. With, | with pork th of Great Eag 0 srystort Reef, northward. Buenos Ayres, 62 daye, with hid lat 20 03 4, lom 2 05, spoke brig at ult, lst 18 36 5, lom 28 03, Nowonstle. Palermo, 62 days, with fruit, to Mansanilla, 22 days, Bo, to master. fos Fens hh Yarmouth), Leach, Savanilla, 30 4, bo Doomith & Jen lith, with mdse, to Marks, 13 days, with orton & Co. Prin tawuel Blot Well), Bop ington, Plymouth, NO, 10 a wich paral eter Det ttland, frem Mewes spghe Br brie London, fre a (8:0), Napoli, & Livin, Borel Brig ‘Deo 16th, with hides, im du le Bahamas, ( nd 0 h, strwch on Li el TL hours, P. co with pobr Jeriepocd heavy gulcs from the KW. Saith. Nienols, Charl with cot= sto Dunham & bimon |. Wocdacuse, Vin .y Bork NB Wolf mdse, to Die Ais, one ship ad, Gracie, Gonaiy Brie L 5—Wind light fr Apalachioola, WSW; midnirht, W, with rain. LPre Steamen Canna), Nov 7—Si4 Duke of Koxbury, San +R Oot 2) —Paesed, or NVork, Sint, Aust jan by. Poet d, Cooks, Canton ter Bostens Mov t, Queen Vio= toris, Lac Media for NYork; 16th, Candioc, Argint, ‘an ld—Art Tamaroc, Patching, Mull, for NOr- dan 12—Art Letitia —Art Alexins, Burl Gerland, Garde, ¢o. NYork; 19th, Mary Ann, Carvill, N Boston. ‘Bence, toe 8 or BRALTAR, Jan esa! laren! oa Roais, Dee Genoa, Jan 7—Are Gaaesock, du York Georgie. & ™ on Ww erat, Grange a ¥ er 1 ~“ tm, Hienven yn, doy 11th, Raperaaa, “h, Ben Gatton i, Gt ie oY Antelo 7th, » do a ae} i etehes, bare tb, Brod cn, Remi figmeten Mitts say ta er Hey Glas 4 A Pm Ly lane a FY. anos ery p the aes agen Viet Ar Gun Vitor Boeri jathaa. a ereher, 8 ‘an ‘Maid of Mein, Gobbam California: Det een of the Wet, Heth, 3 ian ing Houta 6 Eee Titsher! ie ti, Anne, edmorey Th Ame: ebeo ap: tek Sisko ‘Balth, Mobile ( Heh, Garrtok, Adams, NYork: Arthur, Talbot, N st ‘Orleans; 1th, Goliah, Slater, Orleans: 8 ‘Duaberry Phil; Brendon, ‘Cummi bler, Westeot, ‘Orleans; Crawford, NYonki Arlington, P tivony MOrinans loth, America, Lawrence, NYork; 16th, iller, Fay, Yeo- Moblies ‘Ce Horbert.” Savannsh, Tana Furber, Nery John rier, Putman, | Boston priders ol ing Bae more; fre cise: | 3 Oli Oli i a Ores r, Mobile; daranak, Di iphia 10s, Goronntion, Porelis, and Princesa, it, Zeal Wilson, Lisbo: Se it Bvane, | Pratt, NYork. Launceston; Sept iar loyon, Nisods, California. MARseLLes, Jan aay Be Georges, Carpancts, Califor- 30—Arr Barbara, Megarty, Phil pe. Mauniros. Oo MAN: arr Nuovo Paquet frbano, Cali Nev il, Valpa do. Bld Oct 11, agai ager Haan’ Frencioor 1Otns Qrient, Cory, do,and put back iri 2th, Eliza Ann, New Naw ‘porT (Mon), Jan 13—Sld Windsor Castle, Simpson, New Orleans. 1 Crone Jan 3—Arr off, Peter Foulkes, from Newfound~ jand. Portsvovrw, Jan 14—Arr Hendrik Hudso2, Warner, Lone don, for New York. Penana, Deo 2—Arr Ariosto, Balch, Boston. Queesstown, Jan 9—Arr Parthenon, New Orleans; 11th, George, Newfoundls SinGArons, Noy 12—Arr Severn, California, and me ee Gatouttas 16th, Joba Q Adams, €o, snd ald I7th for 18th, Pratt, do, de 26th for do; and a Food 290) for d Francisco, Sr Nazaire, Jam 5—Arr Cyclop, shen Sieve, Jan Arr India, Ziegler, Sane nonar Oct Arr Huntingdon, os Jobneon, San Fran eo Brown, do. 2nd Gthy Zone, Baxter, N Yor! Fuller, do; 13th, Nestorian, Blish, N Yor! Ban "BemastiAN, Jan 2l—Arr Mobile. TARRAGONA, Deo 21—Arr Mahoney, NYorx. ‘Trieste, Jan 1—Arr Coroi Baltimore; Smyrn: 3d, John Spear, Spear, NOrleais; 0°, Genltoze, I dinioh, Philadelphia. rons, Dee 6—Att Robt Seroout, Balais, Catiforni roole on, 'N York (re~ povted wreciea avout middie of Got im Gaspar Straite): 27h, Carl, Tarras. NYork; Nov 6, Carthage, Ropes, do; loeb Ariel, Worth, do; 224, Flavio, Jenkins, do. MILCELLAN OVS. Axrwenr, Jan 1$—Tho Amorique, ‘Vasselin, for Buenos Ayres, in leaving Havre, was in aot with the American ship Noemie, Bolberton, for New York, and has returned to repair. Hono Kexo, November 28—The Americaa ship Hannah Eddy. from Boston, bound to Hong Kon, Dg, With & cargo of ‘are and lumber, was totally lost in the Straits of Gas 7, ton. merhayen, for N Croskoy, California; 7, How jus, a, Vasteutent 2 5 4 s th October; the captain sad crew have arrives ; November 18—The Orient, Gory, henee for San rrancisco, put back Nov 7, with loss’ of maintopmast, sud Will have vf dlocharge part of her oargo, being to stif. Crooxnaven, Jan 9 5P M—Put in brig Gem, Rennarda, of Liverpool; sailed om the 12th ult, from New York for Glasgow; had tremendous bad weather, having boon obliged to heave said vessel times on Clear, and ran fur of safely; her permit.” Her wead and rail ond om of bulwarks ae wind and ted, and had hem ‘The American ship Metoka, Frenchy jew York, which put im here with dae repaired, is now ready to proceed on hor x bas taken up money on buttomry at lv per cont. Puvmourn, Jom 16—Captain Thomas, of the American ship ik, wh 1 re for New Or!eaas on the “left the Downs on the ales from the W to 3 Hof the 9th, off tha Gas- ting’ to rave hire hed overboard at to the 9th. On the morning 0 loss one man overboard; in atte swamped ® bont, acother man bei the ot over the second dat, bout to sho the second b . FUDD avery heaty garee from the westward. Put lato Pry mouth on the 13th to repair damages, che wind stila blowing heavily from the westward.” Mancary, Jan 15—The Lalla, Rook: Harris, for Califor- chor and 60 feet of ehain. Jan iiiee bark Volant, M’Mureh Jed from Liverpoot Gti eur fog of Dight cameo shore in thie bay, nest Clay Coath es high water was hove off and beought into this pool. No dam: Horviean, Jan 12—The American ship Franconia, Smith, from Balts uck upoa the rocks nese Rhosoo- nd immediately became a total wreck water aul Si ie Gt he Bra dries (The Franconia was a sated from Baltimo ot oo for carks, 100 eaek: cargo, valued prin ty eet a Liverpocl. mong ® eld of i ced very severe Wadesh, OWOrlean nan; ‘York. Newroar Fed & In port—Schr Stag, Michiner, from Eastport for N¥ork. Portiann, Fed 4 Brigs Patrick Henry, Porto Rico, and Delphi, Faovinence, Feb 5. Clearei—Trig Joseph Keller, Havana. Sailed Seb, Honesaale, Philadelpaia; sloop Thos B Haw- Bins, J Vora. Gem, P06 failed—Scbe Moria ‘Theresa, Richm : Foreign aa, dat, Letter uJ for Rio 0, feo, wi clone on the Roading » oom (67 Exohange). Lettor Bag se hi er Alabama, will clos mn Baturday, Feb 4, 90, per stonmor thoom (67 ka- Vaiparst evee. » Fob 4 Ph. om Georg) & Emily, (Tense), Hohn Sealy Shar arleston, 80; Low tt, Wilmincton, N NYork, was towed into y being out of order. Liverpool, at — the passage, rts passing 20ch ub aide of th bbls oubtedly Vack Ban Francoise, put fof Vays eral b monkey re me day. ie trom whieh went sdrift in the y when the Car- from NLondon for Baltimore was not the Mysto is insue~ re belonging t Bangor. Thor or $2000, at Thomaston. Bown Cwas Serrn, Tilghman, left Contre vil! ., on the | Qth re, with 1A00 ele a 4 on the of the megt day struck ring & heavy cale, sprung o leak, a ster. The captain and lands were driven to the deck, where the iu t food or fire, exponed to the on reperte sohr Abbot Lawrence, from NYorl 1, with ions of anchor and cable fa arin fee. * also, that 40 veonele are in the viel- nity of Eag Rock, saving in from bark Carlos, Commence oy Boston Arrivals at the port of Boston dure mot 1 tiie Bremen; | bark, Sicilian: } brig, and the tem under’ American The clearances Brhips, o7 darks, 97 beige, 06 sehrs wore Rese, from Cardenas for Richmond, 2 willer, fom Boston Cor Cardenas, Fo 08 4 rN York ras, yey en 1S-No Am vossele Is port. De Meare berbe I rade, 1, Richmond: in ae vert oo mer: a dors Stockton, fro: brie Caloris, Bigehhorn, av; 19th, sehr a Red ae Bere ta porte ‘At do Hein bas fron sei Baltinare for ieyork, 10 ants brie GW Bin ero Grocne, for Ge TALCAHUANO, Oct 2i— arse ‘rng, jel Oot 24— ‘May 10), fc Franoit wtade anata Ports ar 3 rd Judsh Touro, Napier itor, N orle: are "aiuilia, Nowell, N teton, i Carver F io eon Boston, 20 days. iymouth Rook, Ci Averitt NOrteai ne Fowes, Manuel, Cape Baker, Buitimore; che Advent, Rowse, oleoth, Bears, NYork. Brig Brie, Ryder, foc 1a rendy for ten. Bld shi i Halt sone ay P. Solis (new. 806 tons), Grae han. Livervoo!; sohre Win Surke, Townsend, NYerk; Mon- Cavais, Sen BOC brie Galens, Richards, Cardenas; 2let, Borbronia, Torrey, N¥o Franivonr, Jan 3l—Tho harbor is closed with ice, Mer= cury 20 degrees below xero. ‘Lawns, Feb 4, 5 The Breakwater hi to-day in senacaue f the heavy fog which prevails. iv presumed ti the vessi wei morning as bein, ‘in th age little ind shasle. is from the AM. the phaken ship o'clock thix morning, cal ton; Vi for Rt phia, with Bees pemaien a67 fhe nea ati badly) for onset . for Richmond; ‘tity Pre ‘France, for Nw! ‘k Elizabe:h J. for Havana; brig Canton, for Bost "dele, for Went Indien, proooeded to sei al pany with all.sie’ outward beast vosests donee Shoraqe since Baturdey leat. Wind light from NW. ‘Weather very stow Monn "3 22—Arr ship Si ‘hi Teare, Li ica ck Gia Bi hi te canis cians Brees Hoeres aot. Veanlo, Rig, de indian Quoen, Cl heldor. Cadiz; Futon.’ Pi by gaeew Oaw Suipans, Harrotte f x Wm o ship patie Brova, Chegres vis Hiovesa! ‘rig Adams Gray, Schnadan, 5 Ff ula. Towed Bid, ships Sunbeam, Cornelia and brie Reilles ‘26th, ships Re~ r previously reported, are the. owly voasols tm harbur. No ‘dim ution in the quantity of floating 108. Wind SE—weather bary. Bawave: ‘Byroar, Feb 3—Arr schr Barvest Price, Potomae ‘Hwwrone, bay These ta brig WL Wate a Thompson, Port Bpain for 3d, sohy Vulture, ae jerfolk, for NYork; Sea (naw), Mishener, brig WI Wateon New Lonpon, Feb 2—Arr sche DT ht Satie , Mystie for NYork; sloop Chelses, Normaa. pr NYorke ‘Sid brig Zeb Sarr sloop Speaker, ag Feb 3—Arr schr Jarvis Lyon, Burroughs Feb 3—Arr bi? Canad Dyer, Mate: ‘Woodhury, Havel rift, 8 York: rie ‘Vining, Mavanz as: te ey night, Bal= Exeol, Ed warte, NYork Wana Jan 3 re sag Baltimore; Duteh rok is. Portas. Dare, Miss 0 F Rosas, B in, James Jami 2 Crap be cr. Fiivon, 3 Matiaren, Mr Gvorge, Mre Riroey. Bas Joan. 0 A—Séby Br torpeise— gaa wct P J Bene raty, WO Leste A Cheyton, a L Taylor, B Rive J M Crowley, E Smith, se ecith ete we he ~} w ph 5 tition, & Biron: Bevies $i a cin E lisekér. franonas a " ed W # Kippea. EB Pierre. Ramon Worrera, ft 8 Sollivan, New ¥ puati Ohio; SG Mot N do; J 1 Lewy, hearer of doops’ ch. and Jad 9 do; Wt Hume, Trinidys Markel), Now “York; Riward Bringhwrs George Redfield and lady, New Yor’; LS King and Indy. Me~ Bile; Leon Gonvales, child, and servant, Havana; € UIves Tres, Mexioo, ‘Wm Heters and uo, Kingston, Cxardas im ; RP Stevens and Indy, London} John ( cumiestion Seneeninatendediigtadianaieietaatinemeeese! MLL A Ls YAIR PLAY—I WIL GIVE ANY PERSON AN equal amount for not vring ; they agers to pay me if £ @o. Tinow all about th: etability; if taere had never been beom redaced nvinos the milli specific remedy for nevra Jowreux, ond alli nes has been @ « & patient acres c to cure bin: | ivehim $5 or $10it £ *, oneaf they « ble will iit them ae y. whore Leanmot visit, Ewilt their own bouser. f1 ur pend the frat bottle of my nervous antidote to all upon tri f not found beneficial, 1 w sturn the dollar. T. D. 4 t Ie ts cer'nin « And nervous di RVOUS DEDILITY —VEKSONS LABORING UNDER cattain woalneesos, onused by wolf. a will ting in Dr, Del aney’e *Pooket Formulary” thei enpdidty treated of, toge'her with the exporiire of quadkery. Sold as the Hook Stora, 412 Broadway of the Author, and, by post, Price only 1 by big every desired gua- Omics, SIL LTRD CON FIDENTIALLY h he carey © thowt meroury ipa teow be A pipouce of tvous debility, fe oon, Dis Lew cS Giplows. in bi R. COOPER, 1 DU Taet fourteen years, > ment of merevr.s| ave AcrTAYAtE | Caee se He ean ow this divas yea mild enon ra A nerfent cure or ne hares RE NO Pa DR. CORBITT, | 4 H ry 4. MURPRY B48 ReMOyRD 0 FFE TILL CUR! D- No. 146 3 onevels «ree, eat Chal! van, where he te seanes. Roce carey he curea weroury in two tr four cays, wich unprralisted . res a canaet be beatun te: f y “REWARD. JETP KING ANTIDOLR. A SPB cite Mixture for whe ume of orivene 4 $5C Lt makes a speedy cur Griah, exporore, or chonge tn ay proprioter challemgcs a ninrie va ro wi inder the fucte'ture rt tive hundred delice, It ie pin bottles, with foll dicectivas, At Bl... One bovtle ents & week re cured. in days. tale Uy CW kina, Wa 108 Baynod New York: Be Little, 108 bt & Oo, pb AL otk Co, New DR want WARREN ai CONFIDENTLY vONAULTED Om peopel DE. Wrote ooerine’rs aaine ‘tstely Seen ttheat mercary.| Bec bie diploma iw his ates, Nock Mot ui Eaiceernss with the sont memes Im eine thin evuntry ¢ 98 pro HEN AUMAN LIP oa a question | Non » EM place in. this elty wh thie Drop, ean be btnined. & moti in SRB Abe eaey more forma ei ¢ ean ofa private mabe ‘The Distensaty isso atrang 1 that the persom eniling will tee no one but the deetug himaeit, whe allie Ationd= i are Mavited to mens NTER, whovs hee Iptegri'y of eha- ‘and are & onre f 4 honarable treatment. dy cannot be had jm Keaton, pony tor has now on hand ¢ largest And most valuable sseortmeut of traces in York eity. p* Raley, AUTHOR OF THE “PRAC IAL PR &e~Gthee hours, 9 t No. 88 Groet m pted ) iter of surtrise & that nay one onal attainments ehonl which people of every den ciption 1, however, the one «9 ton ft innate omiy fon thn mind ee Dna be ae choy had o V7 no. eat alpwnne ty bite, ¥ obtain: oral fro Wie earlier etnacs, will ec bhe ours