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THE SPHHCH OF KOSSUTH | To THE CLERGY OF PITTSBURG. Prrrsavac, January 27, 1852, Having beon addressed by Rev. Dr. MeGill, Kossvrn said :—Revenesy Six—I receive with thank- fol beart, and with pious reverence, the weloome of the evangelical ministry of Pittsburg, Allegheny, and vici- Dity=ministers of the Gospel, of the word of God, as it a revealed to the right of private judgment in that sacred | volume, of divine orizia, which you truly called “ the great work of tchooling humanity.” Ministers of the Goepel, your bearts and your minds are too deeply per- waded by the duties of your holy mission, to permit your sympathies and affections not to be always regulated by those principles of everlasting truth revealed by God Bimeelf in the book of light,to the rightful under- of whish you have devoted your lives. Thus, im receiving, with Lumble heart, your approbstion aud your welcome, I feel as it | had received the approbation Of religion. Whenever [ listen to you, Iam sure to hear from you the word of the Lord; therefere, I feel on this Bolemn occasion, aud on thie holy ground ss ifan angel's voice was felling me from above—* The cause thou pleadest bart found meroy before Him wao rules heaven and earth, Thou mayst meet with malignity and @rror—thou mayest meet hostility and craft—thou mayst meet calumny and ambitious envy, sufferings, and the death of martyrdom; but never mind that—the cause thou pleadest will triumph So go on, and trust in Him who gave strength tothe boy David against Goliath.’ And I prostrate myrelf before Him, and apy, in the obe- ienoe of my humble heart:—Lord, Thy will be done! Reverend gentlemen, Iam no week man Adversities of life have rirengthened my nerves, and religion has strength- ened my heart, I jook up to whatever storm gathers above me, not like the flower which bends beneath every Durning ray or before every breeze, I am not easily moved; but the consolation of religion always makes & deop impression upon wy beart; sud Lam not ashamed to confers thar tender tears come to my eyes whea Shear a minister of the Goepel, in this his capacity, ublicly raising hie prayer to (od, that he may jere MY cause, and see 4 Whole congregation of true be- lievers piously joining in that preyer; and such truth, with such warm conyistion, proclaimed in th» house of God, I had the high privilege, Inet Runday night, to ear and ace the caure of Hungary aided there, where no Other aid is ever gathered but foray aim just, benevo- Tent,and true. Keverevd gentlemen, I om & }’rotestant, mot only by birth, but by that conviction whion Heaven ted me, by having eesiduously used the privi- Of private judgment, which is the fandamental pri- vilege of my churcp J believe the truth, not on com- mand, but on investization and conviction, And sare ‘as it is that teuth is imperishable, and that “tho eternal years of God are here,” | take it to be equally sure that the uncorrupted word of God will spread over the earth, But this great victory comnot be achieved py peran- eution and intoleremoe, which create only obsti- macy, irritetios, and stubborness, It canaot bs achieved by political opprestion, which, by error and fear, hinders the developement of investigation. It fan only be achieved when the nations on earth be- come free from oppressicn, and independent in their Dational concerns, because it is only under the protec- tion of free institu in their turn asain impossible without pational ind snes—it ix only upon that ‘basis that individual a and personal security can be thus developed; ena ree word aud the free press, ‘and popular educ be thus employed, to afferd to individuals, « insured right, as also the required intelligence, to come, by private judgment, te that knowledge and to that conv ction ofthe true word which it is your happy privilege to preach and my con- Bolation to share. It is, therefore, not without motive that the ministers ot the gospel sympathize with freedom and national independence on earth. Oppression is al- ‘Ways accompanied, in the messes, either by superstition or by impious unbelief, Freedom inspires the heart with thankfulness to God, and developes the religious instinct, unconscious in itself, to # conscious be- lief. By freedom, religion becomes a conviction of the mind, warmed st the purest flame of the heart. Let me therefore eutreat you, reverend gentlemen, to go on by your decisive authority, and by the devoted ener- gy congenial to your holy mission, to support that cause which you honor and sanctify by your approbation, Be- lieve me. that In doing thus, you plan in the most effec- tive manner the way to the victory of that which you, Teverend sir, bave #0 truly termed the hope of all that is bright in the future of nations, as well a® blissfalin the immortslity of man Ifit be indeed true. as you said that religion can ve ver ccase to be republican, then what om the earth could promote the spreading triump4 of this Feligion more than to see the republic of the United Btates, ipfiuenced by the practical virine of christianity, raising the principl: of Christian brotherly love to hecome the basis of international laws? Upon that basisthe true word of God would ad with gigantic strength, because it would become the safeguard of national! inde- pendence—that irdispenrable condition of free instita- tiong on earth, which is in its turn tndispensable to the developement of the judzment necersnry to the un- derstanding of the true religion, It would spread not upon the basis of sanguinary conquest, but upon the basis of that morality sanctified by divine revelation, Which is the fundamental principle of Uhristian virtue. He who will be the insiramentalicy of Providence for Talsieg that fundamental principle of Chrictian virtue inte the code of internstioual low, w like a now Wicl new Huse Luther, a new Calvin—in a How glorious if that reformer be n—sbsorbing even bere, as iviaual ness by the on epirit!” Tb this glory within the I Leseech God that he will give nilemen. 1 ha the word, a new reformer, not @ man, but 4 nati ft ehould everywhere, i Greatness of a whole p BDation of this republic reach of its hands. prova it to be a gteat nation, and that ia, toact wre nation snould, And in that reepect, allow me humoly to call your ear. neet consideration to a suggestion, Wern! oh. warn, | ye ministers of the gosvel, you against ali Overshadowipg materialicm. ” Avd r, have Intelligence from Meaico. We bave reoeived files of Ei Siglo, published in the city of Mexioo, to the 28th ult. That country is not in 8 perfeet state of tranquillity, and we see in our papers that, in several States, hostile movements egainst the goverpment had taken place. On the 18th ult., a kind of riot was organized in the State of Pucbla, bytwo men—Vincente Santamario and Manuel Yglesias—who proclaimed the re-establishment | of the erganic basis,and the protection cf industry. The movement was aided by the inhabitants; but the Papers express the hope that it will soon be put down, asthe Prefect of Atlixoo and the Governor of Puebla have taken the mest energetic measures, At Acayucan another riot happened between the National Guard and about two hundred of the inhabitants. Sixteen per. sons were wounded, and a small girl was killed. The advices received from Tehuantepec state that @ revolutionary movement, headed by the ex-Go- verner, D. Maximo Ortiz, bad taken place, during the | absence of the garrison, The energy of D. Ygnacio Me- gia, present Governor of that department, put an end to it, The combat lasted four hours; one of the leaders was nade prisoner, and shot on the «pot. The revolu- tionary party was dispersed immediately. We have also to notice troubles originated at Cerra Gordo, on the 12th ult. The greates! rt of the forces of the Uragua Colony revelted against their chiefs, disobeyed their orders, and marohed ageinst the people of that colony; but the commander being advised of the movement, bad taken all necessary measures, defeated the rebels, end made several prisoners. The report says that some persons of Jacol» were the promoters of these troubles Onthe 20th ult., the Minister of Foreign Affairs re- ceived the representatives of the foreign diplomatic corps, and had with them a conference on the reforms to be adopted in the tariff. ond on other pointa relative to the recent events of the frontier. &r. Ramirez listened to ail observations made to him, andthe representatives of friendly nations were completely satisfied with the good faith and rincerity found in the Mexican Minister. 1f these conferences are not of s private character, Mr. Ramirez, no doubt. will unfold them to Congress, when tbat body shall discuss the tari! andthe plan of pro- hibitions, Apaper of Vora Crvz, says that the wires of tho electric telegraph had been cui by some unknown vaga- bonds. It asks for active vigilance fo keep them iv order. ‘The Senate was to begin its session on the 23d uk. The members were conveked for twelve o'clock. | INTELLIGENCE FROM THR iSTHMUS OF TEHUANTEPEC. The brig Elvira, Capt. Peters, arrived at this port, on Thursday last, from Guazscoaicos, Mexico. whence she sailed on the 19th ult. This not so ‘ate a date as our previous advices, but the following intelligence will be found intererting Our ship news collector sensi! to us, MEMORANDA. ‘The annexed information concarning matters in Gua- zacosleos, Mexico, has been obtained trom Capt. Peters, of the brig Elvira eince ber arrival from that plase. At the time cf her sailing, (19th ultimo,) the Mexican governnent were assiduously engaged in warlike pre- paretions, A battery wasin process of erection at the mouth of the river, which, when completed, would mount eighteen guns, At Minatitlan, a place some thirty miles up the river, thers were two dozen soldiers —if Indians, in almost a perfeot state of nudity, may be denominated as snch—daily undergoing the most thorough end active drills, with a view toward manning the fortress; these had a few old rusty fire arms and one Crum. Atthe fort there were, already, about sixty sol- diers, without drum, born,or snytning else to distin. guish them from the rest ef the inhabitants, save about balf the requirite oumber of rusty, old flint muskets, which bad tue appearance of haviag recently been ex. humed from the earth, where they bad Isin for nearly avege Lt fp also stated that the greatest panic pravails among the Mexicaps, in regard to the Tehuantepeo and other existing difficulties between their government aud ours; and the most eager inquiries concer nin, them, are ‘always made upon the arrival of every vessel from any distant port, where information of the kind mey have been procured Vaptain P. describes the country as being of a beanti- ful forraation, abounding in all sorte ef fruits, herds and plants, peculiar to the tropics; also, a great variety of the taost interesting birds, and animals. The climate is i nd rather unhealthy; but there disadvantages may be Wholly or fu @ grest mcasure overcome by proper cul- tivation of the soil, which. he says, is of surpassing fer- tility. ‘This, from the character of the inhabitants, will probably never be accomplished by them--they being extremely ignorant. indclent and filthy—preferring to live by ivetinct and natural propensity, ravber than by the exercite of energy, or any fanction depending on the will. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puitapecrmia, Jan, 80, 1852, Boat Repairing Again—Fugitive Arrested—Clerk of Common Council Granville John Penn, he city ice boat is again up-town receiving repairs, rendered nocescary by damages received yesterday among the ice near Fort Mifilin. She is tomake another attempt to merrow, There are now about a hundred sail cf vessels awaiting at the breakwater the re-opening of naviga Thomas Ridley, who in November last escaped from the jail at Ebensburg, Cambria county, was arrested s morning, and locked up to await the action of oper authorities, a birch, for many years Olerk of the Common cil, was Inst evening rotated from that office into the Presiderey of the City Commissioners, recently va- cited by the deceare of Adem Trayuaic. EY. Farqubar, umenmber of the Council, reeigned his seat, and will probably be relected to fill the vacant clerkship, He is ® most estimable man, and will do honir to the post. alluded, also. to neous docitine of socialist, Ist me assure you tha: notkivg is mora hostile to the greatness of and nothing moze apt to eprend sociali 8 amonget the poorer clasees, than to se* the richer classea ruled ia their ae- tion by materialirm, which leaves no place to nobler as- Piratione in man’s beurt, It is dangerous enemy to the practical triumph of the true word of (od, worthy of che most earnest consideration of the ministers of the word of God. Reverend genilemen—I thenkially ac- Knowledge the immense benefit of thie solema manifesta. tion. I cerdially thank you for yor personal kiadne:s %o my humble sel!; end recommending my bleeding country's cause to your Christian brotherly love I place confidently the hopes «f that cause, with the words of our Baviour, into your preyere and your watehfuiness. Our Washington Correspondence, Wasninarox, January 20, 1952. The Naval Expedition to Jepan—The Mission to Rome, §c. ‘The outrageous conduct of the Japanese authorities towards American seamen, has awakened the attention of the government at last. Itis found that the most effective arguments to bring the Japan people to their Benser, and teach them “ the law of nations,” are Paixan guns. Commodore Perry has therefore been ordered to the Kast India squadron, vice Aulick, recalled, and will gail early ia the «pring, tsking wich him the Mississippi and Fulton, which, with the Surquehanna, now in the Pacific, will give three steamers to the service. The At. Lawrence and two sloops are also ordered to the station This will evable the pt the most active measnres to con to behave to- wards our commere T understand that the inrtructi The announce has becn appointe The #upreme Ce Gays, in the expe Gaiue’s cure, Le will fore Baturday Marrhall’s Nz of Mr. M. W Pier Mace great inrosd: ter of cencral ¢ of vrivete enter half ‘The perf which accounts for iseo badly lighted 1 thing at all attractive. 1 Cheatre in the Union, ond Marshall, however. does not soc the efforts cf the latter w Place from being veriously i n lighted | best messed. 1 to the former. arcely long prevent the a Our Baltimere Corresponderce. Bartimone, Jan, 30, 1862. Terrible Case of Drowning—Deltimore Taxetion---Naviga- tion Opened---Sir John Franklin, §r A most terrible case of drowning occurred in this pity yesterday. The continued thaw of the past few aye bad caured # general weakening of the ice in our harbor; and yesterday morning, as six small boys wore nmusing themeelrer by ekating at the head of Frederick treet dock, the ice gave way, and ali of them were im- mersed in the water, Assistance was at bundin a fow minutes, and four of the boys were fiaally rescued; but the eflorte to reecue the other two proving unavailing, wo binok men plunged into the water, and one of them Puoceeded in saving one of the boys, The other man, Hamed Joreph Cephas, just succeeded in reaching the Doy when be sunk. and in a moment after went down Dimeelf, vo rise no more, YTheir bodier were immediately Fecovered; but all efforte to resuscitate them proved un- It | 4 sone of the Epecial Committee of Councils that ed your city duting the Kosenth fu je John Penn, grest-gr tate, is to be officially received, on Monday rning next, in Independence tall, by Mayor Gilpin. + been bere for several weeks, enjoying the horpi- talilies of our citizens, Board ef Supervisors. Jax. 80 —Supervisor of the Third ward in the chair. ‘The following preamble and resolution was proposed by the Supervisor of the Sixteenth ward :— Whereas, the amount of money raised for school pur- potes in this county forms a very considerable portion of | the taxes of the city, andif we may judge from the past, | ic ise fair inference that the amount will be increased | from year to year; and as the law now etands the Board | cf Supervisors have no power cver the subject other than | te confirm the estimates and the amouuts required by | the Board of Education—therefore, | "Resolved, That the Special Committee on the commu- | nication from the Seoretaxy of State, ia relation to the smount to be raited in this city for echool purposes, bs | euthorized to inquire, and report, if any further legiela- tion is necessery in reference to the increasing amount levied by taxation, in thir ty, for echool purposes, Adopted. SLEIOMING ATTHE EXPER A bili trom Muckereil & Simpson, for $40, for the hire of a four horee sleigh for the Grand Jury of the city of New York, when visiting the public rchools at Harlem, from 9}¢ A.M. tol1}¢ P.M, on the 22d January, was ented, certified by the foreman of the Grand Jury. Kreonper said he did not think that thie bill was properly s county charge, and the Bourd of Supervisors | couid not, therefore, recognise it. The Surenvison efthe Fourth ward remarked that age EOF THE COUNTY. Ue now ob- | which is similar to those they had be | 2do adjoining. 240 each, hold bis office only until euch inability be removed, or the sense of the Governor, or the and Benate, ‘be declared. petent person could not have been selected medical fraternity. Governor Hunt will possibiy nomi- nate to the ite Dector Morrie, the present talented but whether the Senate will con- firm the nomination. in opposition to Dr. Vache, just appointed by the Board of Health, is a question of doubt, It is antioipated there will be some littie fuss about it at Albany, a« the office is worth some $25,000 9 year. However, Dr. Vache enters upon his duties to-day. Political Intelligenc Union State Convention nv Atanama.——-The Union State Convention which met at Montgomery, Ala, on the 19th inst., resolved that it wes inexpedient to ap- point delegates to represent them in either the demo- cratic or whig national conventions, but recommended to thefriends of the compromise measures of the late Congreen, the propricty of holding in the city ef Wash. jngtou, om the second Monday in June next, a National Union Convention, irrespective of old party organiza- tions, fer the purpese of nominating candidates for President and Vice President. The foliowing delegates were choren to reprosent Alabama in the proposed Union Convention For the State at Large. Robert Jemison, ¥. 8. Jackson, George N. Btewart, @ W. Lange. For the Distrécts. Int—James M. Tarleton, A. B Cooper. 24—Sterling Bass, Jr., Thomas J. Judge. 8d--Howell Rose, J, M. Gondor. 4th—Alfred Varhoos, R H Smith. Oth—K. W. Walker, R.H_ Ricks. 6th—A.C, Beard, Major Humphreys. 7th—Robert Mitchell, George T. McAfee. The Convention siso nominated the following eleo- tors:— Tor the State ot Large. James EB. Belser, Jeremiah Clemens. For the Districts. 1--A. R, Manning, 6--Nicholas Davis, Y—Thomas H. Watts, 6—M. A. King, 3—J 8. Williamson, 7—-Thomas Garrett. 4—J Taylor, Brave Temreraxce Artiance —A meeting assembled in Albany, on Thursday last, for the purpose of forming a State temperance alliance, : CI£TY TRADE REPORT, Frrpay, Jan 30—6 PM Asure moved to the extent of 50 bbix.: pots at $5 to $5 064;, and pearls at $6 @6%¢ to $6 12); per 100 Ibs Bevawax —1.600 Ibs. yellow enanged hands at 2c, cash, Breapstvrrs.—Flour continued steady, the business reaching 6.000 bbls.; euperfiue Canadian at $4 50; ordi- nary to choice Btate, and common to good Southern, a #4 (2 to $4814, with mixed to fancy Westeru at $4 683; to $4 8I4g. Rye fiour brought $3 6244 for 50 bbls, fie; corn ‘meal. $3 60 for 170 bbls. Brandywine the former rates, Wheat varied little, the sales com- prisig @ parcel of choice Southern white at $1 11; 1,360 bushs, common, do at. $1 66; and 2.200 ds, Genesee red at §7c, Corn seemed irregular, there having been 6,000 burha. yellow Southern and mixed Wertera cbtained at 68 todo, Oats, rye, and barley, were un- altere Dotrox.—The feeling for this article appears to im: | prove daily. The sales today were reported at 2600 bales, which is supposed to include some purcels takoa up aiter change yesterday. Cann We heard of 600 boxes plain and patent eperm being rold at 42 to 50 Correr.—Bome 200 bags Jaya found buyers at le; 100 do. Laguayra at 8c, and 20 do. 8t. Douiingo at 770. Corren.—A fair inquiry existed for yellow, at 17/ao., Old at 18¢ , and vew sheathing at 21 gc. per Lb, Fisu.—God and mackerel were inanimate; 15@ bbls, gibbed herring fetched $3 5€, and 1.200 bores No. Land sealed do., 25 a 28¢ , and 45 a 48c . respectively. Fruit. Ameng the transactions were 500 boxes Mals- ga raisins, at $1 70; 20 bage Ivica almonds, at l4c., and 8.000 drums Turkey figs, at To.--an advance. Faricutt —Sbippers were disposed to avait the re- ceipt of later foreign news, due by the Niagara, and hence engagements were moderate. To Liverpool, 600 beles of comprested cotton were engaged st 6-324 ; un- | compressed Were at 3-l6d. Some flour was offering at 1n., which was under the views of takers, To London, there was nositeration to notice. To Havre. cotton was steady, at one-half cent, which was being engaged by the packet of the 16th proximo. To Calffornia. rates were eteady, at 60c a vc. per foot. To Glasgow, 40 tons logwood were engaged at 15s. Hay.--There were 600 bales river purchased at 78 a 85c., cash, per 100 Ibs. Hear = in otber kinde thers was nothing doing. i Inox —40 tons Scotch pig were picked up at $21, usual ime. ndressed American was retalling at $120, but Ivatuen.—The market is inactive, owing chiefly to | the interrupted navigation; yet quotations are daily gathering strength, in view of the light eupply and en- banced value of bides. We make no alterations in the list of prices given last week Line—Kemains very scarce; the last parcel of com: | men acld was at $1, but a higher price wouid be given to- lay. Morasars.—About 350 bbls. Louisiana and New Ibe ria found a market at 2734 # 28 c.—-an advance. Navan Storrs —£09 bbie crude turpentine were taken at $5061; ¢: 130 spirits at $40; 500 No Zand 1 Ros- ae $1 624 & $2.50; and 200 Wilmington common at 85. Oi. ruled quiet, whale being only in retail request at £8 a 60c.; linreed. 61 u 620. aud olive at 90, cash; 150 baskets eweet brought $2 67 'y. 4 months. : Paovisions eppeared more active, the salps excesding 860 barrels prime and mess pork at $15 60 a $14, and $1457), a $10 25; reveral lots dead hogs at 615 @ To; 400 packages pickled shoulders and hams at former including 400 do Blint's extra cured hams at prime Jurd at 91; a 03%c.; 460 do, ptime and meer beef at $460.8 $675. and $3 60 a $11; 50 do beet hams at $14; and a considerable quantity of Obio and State butter at 11 a 26e ; With fair to choice cheese at 6}s a7 'ge., respectively, Rrat Hsrave Sales by auction: —Hovse and lot, 11 Willtam, corner Beaver #t 24x60, $30.00; 2 lots on Fifty-sixth street neat Sixth avenue, $285 each, $470; 450; ad, corner Fifth avenue and 102d street, $2,275 part of lot on Fifth avenue, near reighth street, $1.450; 4 5tha part of lot adjoining, $2,150; 244 shares Oaturio Bank, Cenandaigua, $1043. Rick =There huve been 400 tlereos dirpored of to-day, at $3 8735 6 $3 60 per 100 Ibs,; demand good. Sroans.—160,0C0 German were obtained, at $7 50 per M, on 4 and 6 months’ credit. Boar Bales of 200 boxes Castile were effected, at fc., usual time, Brmivs.—About 300 bbls prion whiskey have been sold, at 2i4/¢., cash; and 20bhds Drudge, at 2le,, time— abowing # reduction Bvucan.—But 20 bhds. Louisiana found purchasers, at ‘o¢.; apd 120 boxes brown Havana, at 4%jc. a 6{0,; muatket rather dull. Tar.ow.—The operations comprised 14,000 Ibs. prime, a734c.. cnsh— the former value. donacco.—Included in the part three dayr’ movements 1COhbds. Kentucky, ot 6c a 75y.; €9 cases Penney!- ia seed leaf, at l@c.a 1) ise; hew Connecticut, at @ 10350.; 16 old do.. at Sc.a10!:¢; 13 Florida, at n #20 ,ond 45 balee Havana, on terms not ascertain- d. Market firm, Woor.—In foreign descriptions there is but little do- ing, although the market is heavily stocked; but do- mertic is in improved demend. and sales this week amount to nearly 100 C00 lbs. of various grades, at the foliowirg quotations:—Am, Sax fleece, 42e. a dic. per lb.; Am. full blood Merino, 380. a 40¢; Am. half and three quarters Merino, S4c. a #60 ; Am. native and quar- ter de.. 800. a 82e ; Sup. pulled country. 380 No 1,40, do, Blo, a 89¢.; Sup. city | 1, do, do., 207 @ S49 ;' Peruvian wa South Am, warhed, l6v. @ 17c.; picked, 20e. South Am unwashed do., Ide. a Lbe.; African do..9¢ alSc.; smyrna, do , Ide. a 250, use the papers and the people will notice i} rroneourly paid | rr eaid if the Board had e bille before, that was no reaton they eb tinue to | doo. He bad uniformly opposed ¢) aad his | ion to the p perly befor The bill wi Offices, with 4 ration Counrel, The bill of Dr J queste in the Hight wittee on County 0: resent one was that hoard as a county ¢ ed to the ( was not pro- | for attendin d, Was alao referred to CORONER'S OFFICE answer to e commurteation from the board, in cthe number of inquests held during the years | nd 1851, on em who have been under the charge of the’ C r mn, the Coro bor, Mr. Ives. pays that he hatever of in his cfice That hie predecessors have at the jon of their terms, if they kept such record, the same with them as their property. He was enone of record adopted :-— informed the office hes never The following resolution w: Resolved, That the Committee en County Offices, to which was referred Coroner Geer’s bills for exa and correction, be empowered to e1 comm'tive may deem necessary to carry out the sesolution of the Board of Supervirors in suid case. ‘The bill of Aldermen Barr, Francis, and Tieman. for $92 26, for holding inquests, was referred to the Com- County Offices, of Nathaniel Green for $56 97. for nerving notices of unpaid texes iu Kighteenth ward, was adopted, CO2T OF THE HOARD OF EDUCATION The Recorder presented the report of the Special Com- mittee @ d te consider the communication of the State Superintendent of Common Bchools. It appears that the expenrer for school purposes, for the year 1851, make an aggregate pum of $745 004, an amount which the Committee report as unquestionably beyond the pecuplary ability ofthe county, in addition to the other taxes, to bear without oppreesion. The report was or- cered to be printed, and the Board adjourned to Wed- nerday next, at four o’clook. | Brailing. The City Regirter, of Baltimore, in hie anouai state- | ent, estimater that ibe tax for the present year, for | sity purposes, will be 111%; cents on the $100. To this is to be added twenty. five cents on the $100 for State pur- poses, and we have the round sum of 1004 rente on t $100 as the amount of taxen to be impored on the real estate of Daltimore during the present year. Notwithe standing this, there is © project on foot to loan $600,000 more to the Parkereburg Railroad Oinpany, Phe navigation of our river aud harbor hat at length | been opened down as far at North Point, by the iceboat Kelief. and « few more days of this mild weather wil ive free paarage to commerce. a memorial i in cireulation in thie city, under thi parpices of the Maryland Institute, praying Congress & Lit cut an expedition, to start immediately. to renew seereh for Bir John Franklin, The memorial was of and adopted by the Institute immediately after listen fing to one of the able lectures of Dr. Kane, of the Grinnell Expedition, in which he exprested his bevet that some portions of the ill-fated expeditionite still purvive, 4 Hoard of Health, | A New Heaute Orricyn.—The Board of Health met on | Thuredey afternoon, and eppointed Dr. Alexander. T. Vache, Heaith Ufilor, to fill the vacancy of Dr. A. Bidney | Downe, deceased. ‘he following resolution was uuaui- mously adc pted:— Resolved, T ap. 6, title 5, rec. 18, | of the Revised Statuter, Dr. Alexander T. Vache be, aud is hereby, appointed Health Officer of the city of New York, in the place of Dr, A Sidney Doane. deceased ‘The following are the two sections of the law referred to in the resclution:= No person but a licenred physician shall be appointed the office of Rerivent Physician, Health Commissioner, { Health Officer, of the city of New York. Kither of sis moy be removed by the Governor ducing the re oe © S e aot be Board ot Health may eupply any vacancy that may Occur in the offiog cf ckttng of the Oommnisstoners | Cf Health of the city of New York, whuther arixing from | the temporary inability of the officer to discharge his | | duties, or otherwise; but the perron ao Sppointed shall | | ' | Compan; | attend PHL ADeEPHTa, : 15 hares Pe i, 68555 § Uei'n Can 1. 15, Island R 1008 Sahuy tes North Amarican 6d. 1136; 102 $0niow 40 Lohigh Navigation, 100 Reading dite itailroad 6's, "70, ill Navigation, 117 5s I &) Long Telegraphic Reporte, Cuanveston, Jan 29, 1259. ‘The raler of cotton to-day amounted to 1,200 ‘The week's tranractions have been 7,700, at 6350. a 83, The market is depressed, and prices favor buyers. Fair isnominally, §\<¢. The receipts of the week have been 18.104 bales, and the stock on band, exclusive of that on ship board, is 46.526, [ sdesiameiene emimninenr tons enbdesbenteneetatenieaeiai ate ttaaal Birth, On Friday morning, January 30, the lady of Pave Heme ny Dawton, Req., M.D, late of Rosorea, county Tipperary, Ireland, of @ datighter, Dublin papers please copy Married, On Thursday evening. January 29. by the Rey, Much Hi. Blair, Hewry Hannison to Exvira, danghter of the late Wiiliam Grehem Harrison, boib of this city, On Jannary 20, by the Rev, Mr. McDonald, Mr. Cnantes ©. Oonninonam to Miss Esty Frances, only daughter ef Samuel B, Halsey. all of this city Orange county papers please copy. Died, On Thurrday morning, January 29, of scarlet fever, Anna Gentnuny, daughter of George W. and Anna Au- guste Lene, aged 4yearr and 8 months ‘The friends of the family sre invited to attend her fu- neral, irom the residence of her parents, No. 120 Weat Fourteenth rtreet, this afternoon, at half past 8 o'olook. On Thureday, January 20, of typhus fever, Lewis Bonnennantr, aged 22 years, The friends of the family, alsothe members of Brother- | ly Love Lodge, No 3,4 O of G. F., aleo the members of %, Li J+ flerson Guard, are respectfally invited to ia funeral, to-morrow atternoon, wt 2 o’ctook, from his late residence, corner of Broome wud Mott streets Callicoon, (Sullivan county, N. ) papers please OPy Qn Thursday, January 29, Saran B., youngest daugh- | | | | onced ter of Zohn and ilsabeth Maskensie, in the 16th year of | er ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. without further invitation, to-mor- row afternoon, @t half-past 1 o’cloek, trom No. 8 Pitt street On Friday, January 80. Carnanive W., twin daughter of Thomas and Eleanor Carter. aged 8 months, of inflsm- mation of the lungs, ‘The friends and relations of the family are respestfully invited to attend ber funeral. this dey, from the resi- dence of her fatver, No, 20 Orange strect. at % o'clock. On January 30, Laurence Kiva, son of Bryan and Jo- hanus Kivg His fuveral will teke place this day, at 1 o’olook, from | the residence of hin father, No 66 Greenwich street. The | friends and acquaintances of the family are respectfully | invited to attend. On Friday, January 30, after a protracted illness, in Ne 3%th year of her age, Donutneas, wife of Wiliam | avide, Her remains will be taken from her tate residence, No. 160 Bpring street, to Whice Plains, for interment, on Monday morning next. at 7 o'clock. On January 29, Mrs. McLovcniin, wife of Barney Mo- Loughlin, aged 63 yearr and 3 months, i Her friends and acquaintances and those of Barney MoLovghia, and his brother Michael, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral this day, from her late resi- | cence, corner of Centre and Cross atrects | On Wednesday evening, January 23, Perer Gaanr, in | the 8th year of his age, | ‘The friends aud acquaintances of the family, and those of hiseon in-iaw Wiliam H Hodges, are requested to attend his funeral, from the residence of Mr. Joseph Piggot, No, 62 Kast Broadway, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock. In Jersey city, of bronchitis, on January 28, Mr, Janis McO.eaky, of the New Jersey Ratiroud, aged 26 yeare end 7 months The reintives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from 8t. Matthew's Uhurch, Sussex street, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Also, the members of Hudson Ledge, No. 14,1. 0. of 0. F, and the order iv general. Charleston papers please copy. On the morning of January 38, of croup, Joux H. A. F , only son of John K. and Catherine Anderson, aged 2 ears, ™ The friends of the family are respectfully ivited to attend his tuneral, this afternoon, at 2 o’olock, from the residence of his parents, No. 417 Pearl etreet. His re- mains will be interred in Greenwood On Friday evening January 80, at the residence of hor sep-in- law, Joseph Wood, No, 127 Pierrepont street, Brooklyn, Mrs. Many Gna, aged 76 years. Notice of her fuuera! wil! be in evening papers, On Thursday, Janusry 29, Geonce FJ Greuoxy, son of @.J.und A, M Gregory, aged 2 years, 6 months and 7 Gaya ils funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, No 7 Degraw place, South Brooklyn, this morn- apg, at 9 o'clock In this city, on the morning of January 30, Mrs, Man- caret Mania, wife of Wm. Coste, aged 33 years, Utica and Cincinnsti papers please copy. Suddenly, in Waterbury, Connecticut, on Tuesday, January 40, Winiiam Gnawa Gniswoup, formerly of Lexington, Kentucky, in the Sith year of his age. Lexington, Ky., and Detroit, Mich., papers please copy. MAKIGTIMNE INTELLIGKNCK, e. Arotic,. ‘Oity of New York. Now York, Bovine Civw......Now Fork... in Cris S Juan “ 4 United States... New York... &Chare’e LMawac—JawoaRny 3L 16) MOOM WETS. oo. 45,morm 2 2t Bld! wrow WATER ..,mora 2 dt SUN RISKS SUN SETS PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN 80, 1863 Cleared. eer Washington Floyd, Southampton and Bromon, n ers. Steamehip West Wind, Ravage, A Bmith. Bhip Kate Hayes (new clipper), Ban Francisco, E B button, Ship 4 M Lawrence, Bearse, Apalachicola, Chamberlain & rholpe. Bhip Revero, Howos, New Orleans, J Atkins & Co. hip Adrian, Nesl, pigham & Carhs mo, J B Gay Ja, Chastelaia, Pon - ‘anny, Spicer, Key West, &e, ED Murlbut & Co. 1, Boareo, Boston, rolitz. a axe ae H Braino. ‘ig Abrotes (Port), Santes, Para, Corni Bre Tee Sy xcucteet Cardenss, RC Road. Fe eee ee Grains HG poneraas Bri ura (Br), Day, Ky Bour frauces Newson, Hartinan, Navy Bay, HD Brook- miche Relmirs (Pors), Trindade, St Michaels, J B Sardy. Scbr Memento, Smith, Wilmington, NC. fussey & Murray. Bobr Melville, McGregor, Roaaoke Hiver, NO, Plaw & laght. Bene Charity, Birdsall, Norfolk, Van Brunt & Slaeht. Bobr Barsh San Koe, Cillett, Baltimore, Maillor & Lord. Arrived, Steamehip Prometheus, Churchill, San Juan, Jan 19, with passengers, to DB Allen, @teawebip Chorokee, Tanner, Navy Bay, Jan 20, wiih pas- bengers, te MO Roberta. srip JZ, Zoroga, Liverpool, 59 days, with miso and 278 pas- fengers, to Zere| Co, Mas bad vory hosvy weather dur- ing the whole pagasge. hip Catoatine, Edwards, Amsterdam. 87 daye, with mdse and 12 stecrage pasusnzore, to Schuchard & Gevhard, Bark Alexiva, Jorcan,’ Marseilles, vis Bermuda (whore in in distress}, with wine, &o, to Crosby, Crocker & la, Souper, Matanzas. 11 days, with eugar, to visnd & Aspiawail. k Tivola (ot ae) Stillon, Poneacola, 16 days, & Secor. with lumber, to @ Brig Wm M Rog: , Rio Grande, 6) days, with on Abssoom Beach, where Chagri Mauran, Cc Bark ¥i Bark J W Paige Brig Lucretia (Br), Burns, Annetto B: . Kc, to mAster. abe tiny hove Brig Clara Windsor, Button, Port au Prinoe, 14 days, with logwood snd ecfies, to Booker & Gravan. Brig Oricon (ot Camdin), Pendleton, Aux Cayes, 30 drys, ih cofee, we, 2 fo Fillobury & Sandiord. Jan » lat £5 08, lon 8: e sohr Washington (ot Wisossaet), 5 more for St Thorass; 26th, Ise 33 (4, lon 78 22, sawa chip with lose of tore topgaliant maeb. Tho O has had severe gsles from NW, lost fore topsail, &o. Wicks, Chariceton, 6 days,; with cotton, &, to G Bulkley. Schr ieps, Colin, Gonaives, 19 daye, with logwood, to A Cc Rossire & Co. ect Arbersader (of Seville), Dodge, Darion, 8 days, with re 5 Hohe Malas Ewes, Griffin, Charloston, 8 days, with oot ton, to res Rohe a A Hiovart (of Providence), Gove, Wilmington, NC, daye, With naval stores, to Hussey & Murcay. Betowe A Inrge Am ship, with s signal of distress flying; the steamer Jactb Beiilas gone t iF asvigtanoe. Aiso, & forcign ship, Sud 3 brig Salied. Ship Trumbull, NOrlesns. Wind st sunrice, SE; at morl- disa, do; s3 ounsed, ENE. | 8 0) 4 ‘The steam tux Ajax, Thomas, immediately wont to hor Atoistance, snd towed erin te Quarantine, woere she Wad alto werds scuttled. ‘The bark Auckiand, of Boston, from Hong Kong, laying at nehor St Quarantine, was driven by the ive, Vass nigi wn to the Narrows. A’ tho eame time, ship Saxony w aleo borne down on the wash belonging to the hos tol, nnd carrica it away, doing about $500 damage. Tho S hac been pumped out by the evesam pump, and ie now awaite ing astonm tug to tow her to the sectional dock, im shis city, We sro seain under obligations to Capt Braistod, of the steamer Syiph, fer iavors extended to our Sip Nows Col- leotors. Thy Sound ‘ on account of the continued ireprac have again deterred shoir ext Wook, When, With the pre- | " tempetatore remaining, the too im shat disootivm will undoubtedly Dave broken up, Telegraphic Marine Reports d—Bhip Thomas Perk b ult; brig Neptune, Cienfuegos. ‘Orleans; Velooity, Oharloston; | « rks Saxony, N brig TP Beck, Mobile. Onanierrom, Jan 2. ofttivet Astorin, Glasgow; brig Abbott Lawronog, N | TiORNB, fs lesred—Bdip Camden, NYork; brig ME Chappel, Phila- | de)p! is Bauicd—Ship New York, N York. Nonro.x, Jan 29, In Hampton Roads—Brig Lovi, of Bactport, wish ioss of doek losd. Beiled—Volunteor, NYork. Pontrann, Jan 23, Hlerald Marine Correspondence, PHILADELEHIA, Jan 26-4 PM, No ariivals 04 clearances, Miscelilancous, rp-Fer particulars of dicaster to evoamer Independence, foe Uber okeo's news. A LARGE clipper ship passed Honolult at noon, on the 27¢h ult, but was too iax off to be boarded, oF to tain hor She appeared to be s large ohip of ® ti ad tone; r jerything fed that would araw, and made s beautiful Appearance ae she peoced, with # lighé but fair wind. Banu Srainonox, from Boston for Capo Town, spoken on Nov 4, by tue Bb James, had only loss her fore and main masthonds, broken under #ho eyoe of tho rigging during & | eq Br Barn Jane Brnone (of Shields), Urquhard, on 13th Oct Was run ashore on the rooks st Guslpon, to the N of Bioe Bio. Sho was trom Jehiquo, in Peru, with s cargo of saltpe- tre, and wasina very bad state when sho left J: king #0 mach Tench Teloahvano, ut labor at the pumps, the crow wo thas they could no longer koep the vossol afloat, and it hooame necersary to run her ashore to save their lives. | ‘The whole crew wae saved, a6 also tho ails, rigsing and pact of she provisions. Tho sichor and ohaiusromatced aboard, it being impossiole to epproson her (in the whale boate seas from Taloahuauo) with safety. ‘The wreok wae sold for $15 Brie GARLAND, wt Salem from Pet Bormuds, with convtant NW gales, love bulwarks, ails, Bw Bure Jacnix, st 8Franciseo from Mong Kong, exporl- 8 consennt mucesrion of pelos and heavy Woabhor from NB, & tad 8B; hevo to for 27 days during the passage; | lout 2 jibe, 9 staysoile, Zfore topeaite, wpilt 2 main sopaatis, 2 | foreraule, 2 mainseils, trysail, lost main topmast aad 2 boats. Doo 13, Int 44.86 N, lon 153 eaperionced a hurricane trom 3%, boromever otanding at 259. Blow with front vivlouce for a hours. Bare Rory, at SPranoiees from Realojo, hao nearly all ot hor crew wick Wivh fover; Wao 7 daye off tae Aneuor with bone ro NWA I Mary, from San Franc'eo for Orogon, was d on Ler boom ends on the night ot 25h Deo, in going over the bar. Alter great difficulty abe righted sad provsed= ¢d op hor voyape, Ele loot wator oneks, wol chest, galley, studdingerile, and split maineail, &o. aso Raixnow, fram Porto Kico f Gareiner’e Point, srr at N London 24t1 UTTER LaAWRENcK Accounts roached San Fr oerel had been driven mush higher om hole bed been stove im her bottom, et Be did not survive ble late gales there, vt Niiaven, ashore at foun Jonw DUNLAP experienood severo Kale on bor pt onqe trom San bine so Hon Erancisvo, aud Was 16 days off the | Philadelphia harbor, with thick weather sed hea naThe,bitt Ar. | OREGON, Deo IS—In 0 2 ready; brige f Gy thoenme cousce, end had 63 days cf Kusterly winds” | “te Goieeatie R Scur Ov.1a, Tuttle, which sailed from San Francisco for | !de, to: Bante Crus abs first of Deo, while there got ashoro ins heavy | Foil costed in gett n ng off, sad had commenced to in li ‘an ost away on tho 9th in ip ieee ot Sus NiO. ‘Three of t! wi to rend & boas for the ‘The eohr is a was im ballast; all banc a Scur Lvov Ann, which arr at Roston Wednesday, from baer? bad very cold weather, an¢ put inso Boothbay Avth, with loge of tepeail, &e, and crew frost bitten Barcn (of Tresoott, Frankfort, wi Bargor, wont ashore on Green Isiand, Fenod: day eince, and with her cargo beeane a total | had previously been ashore on the flats near Kdgarto, incurred axHen to the amount of $40 or $5W). Shi of 157 tons nhout two years old. and was in- Noptnoe office in Boston for $600. T! was ineured for $1000 ab the Commercial offices tht and there wae $000 ineured at Philade)phia on freight money. Disasters TO THE BurrPrinG at San Francisco—For some days prior to the departure of the etesmer, very beavy EK been prevailiag at SFranojgoo, aud variously damaged 9 shipping. ‘The bat New New England, Bartford, from Maxatlan, arr Dec 26, and anchored cf Morth Beach. But owing to the heavy gales from the SE, she dracged her anchors and drifted near Avge! Isiand, Night of 2b, inthe heavy blow, she hore on the Eend of Angel Island, bilged, a1 id flied Mo), Lovejoy, from me ie 8 Ko jo broke from her mooring in ti afoul of the steamer 8: Clara, whoa ge. The El Dorado when the former ships and some of & more or less da- mi ‘Tho San Diego came incide Port Point avd anochorod, but owing to the severity of the gale was obliged to keep sail on her all niebs, to prevent ber drifting out to sen, ‘be ey (ie Occan got adriftin the male andds mow ashore on © flats. Bark Beokue bas drifted afoul of tho storeship Othello aud hag damaged Ler coneidersbly. Ship Narragansets drifted afoul of ship Valj her damage to (he amoun' of between $400 an: ral other verre ‘The storeshi into the bork Canada, Isying her own boweprit on the Brig Eliza, at the foot of Jackson atr ing unmoor- ed, contrary to the Harbor Master's instructions, and 4 maging ccveral vessele near her. There arc several. vo in the harbor bedly moored, without spy person on bourd. Tho Harbor Master reports that not apingie vossel hag bifted from ite moorings but thove which have neglected to comply with the regulations of tho port. Whalemen, Millinoket, for Warton, was off Pappooso Squaw arai Point 2 4rr at Honolulu Nov 25, ship Caravan, Dimon, from Are- tic Ocean, 44 moe out, 300 wh, 40,00 bs bone; 224, ship La inary, Norton, 87 mos out, frog Arobic Osean, 40 ap, 2400 wh, £000 bone; 2ith, bark Cantoa Packet, Howland, 28 mos out, 200 sp, £50 wh, 10,00 Bove. Cle at do Nov 2, ehips North Star, Brown; 25th, Montpe- lier, Tucker; 26h, Blectra, Clark; 2/th, berk’ Cossack, Sto orm, all to oru i ; Copia, Newall, N Bedfor Alco clad at do Dremo, Starr, do; Aro Low, ernise: 3c, ships Monee Kelsey, ornise: Oxh, crvise and home; ‘Arr st Lahaing Nov Iéth, ship Swift, Arctic Oooan, 15 m08, 000 wh, 12,000 bone; Prudont, Nah, do, 12 months, 425 wh, 7600 bone, 17th, bark Favorite, Picrce, Okxovsk, 17 mos, 6 ep, 2400 wh, 80 000 bone, and cla 17th for Honolulu. Old 20th, ship Falcon, Smith cruiee snd home ‘The Rajah, of Westport, which tld from Ric Janeiro Dac 2, bad pud in 6th, euppoeed for eupplice, and was probably clean. Tonched at St Michaels Aug 25 Toanc Howland, Wost, NR, glenns 26th, Fabius, Bmith, do do; Seps 25, Maria Theresa, ‘aylor, do do. OK. ea tee 5 it 8 8, lon 77 E, Chaclotie, 8H, 16 mos sll well. Notice to Mariners. Masters of verscls wishing to enter the harbor of Chatham oon obtain pilers by setting ® signal. » Gvyn, M % Alexander, Bush, for 5: Fronoes, Swain, do; 9th, h, Newburyport, oruiso. 0 Paoifi Bpoken. Ship Samoros, Wilson, from Manila (Oot 8) for Boston, Nov 25, 1st 7 16 8, lon 103 Si K. Schr Kenérick Fish, Snew, from Camden for Savannah, of er Cheroks Charleston, no date, by Bark Julia, Wilson, whg orders; brias ay; Justina (of Baltimore), conden: d nn ark John Bird, Bird, for Balti- ‘Noyes, for oan (wae Te phia), | Sid 6th, eohr Hill Carter, on, Richmond. CuRAcod, Deo 2—-No Am vessels in port, Gonaives, Janb—Brig J O Fremont, Taylor, from and for Boston 8 days; eche Tiogs, Collins, for NYork, 6, Hono.vrv. Nov 22—arr ship Adelaide, Ci cleco; 23d, brig Wilhelmine (flaw), Ki Zth, bare Cohen, Biplcy, do; 2veh, shi Lahaina; big Potomac, oe iE » Pioree, San Francisco; ‘Van Nemo, San Francisco; Oth, brig Kate. from La- chr John Alleyne, Hammond, Astoria; 12th, brig N orteon. Beaten vis Petre polovkt. lla Nov 22, ship Adelaide, Cobb, Suanghac; barks Harmo- ny, Bailcy, NLoudon: Avordale (Gr), Armatrong, San Fran- e.r00; th barke Cataipa, Chadwick, (or NBedtord; B Cohen, Ripley, tor Caicusts, Dec 2; echr Li oe Lajiting; #45, elip Blizn Warwick, Wsteon, for Catoutsa, Key tide Whendet, for Ben Prancisoo Deo 13; abip Sutton, and brie Gen Worth, for Tehit! eoon; schr Goo Washington, for treight, &0; ehip Adirondack, for New Bedford and N ork. 4c do Deo 12, brige Kato, San Francisco, seized by govern: Wyardot, Lyon, from Arctic Ocean for San Francisco tcbrs Golden Rule; Van Name, for San Frsnoiico Loura Bevan, Pier for San Francisco; dvhn Allyne, Hammond, from Asto: MAnAwnam, abt Deo 10—Braa brig Fero Fogo,from and for Niork, repg. No Am yestels in port. Ks ark Surpriss (Fr), for San Fron- MAZAiLan, abt Nov Z—Bi cisco Veo 1d. Jan #—Brig Rolls, Felt (or Jarvis), from Mo- avy Bay, bile for Jemaics, leaking badly and partisily dismasted; Would probably be condemned. - Femsamnveo, Dec 18—Brigs James Crosby, Pendleton, f Boston 10 or 15 dsye; Gen Worth, Racklog, for Philadelph: Bi andy wine, Corwick, from dz (Nov 7), arr lth, was, Pana, Deo 19—No Sm vousole in por Your av PRinor, Jan lb—Brige Yo. k 4 days; Milven, M’Nesr, for Philsdelpnia, ¢ Morin, Rogers, (rom NYors, justarr. Brig Kad eid tor N¥oik 6 dayo previou Kio Janeino, Dec 16— Brigs Bam a Beary Baker, for Phiisdelphia, dp; Witus (Sw), for NOrlean: érr at do Nev 26, Nerwepion bark Gonti brig Fortunio (Brom), Philadelphis; 28ih, schr Hornan Cortes (Sp), N¥ork (abs Aug 2); Doc 8, vark Suliove (nos Juliet), San Francisco (and sid 12th, in dailags for U States). Sid Nov 2, bark Ssone, Sargent, NUrleans; Deo 5. ehip Ar. Yun, Razkin (irom Bangor), Buenos Ayres; no date, bark Join A Taylor, 8t Thomas. Kio Hache, Jan b—Brig Abram, Stevens, from Curacoa for Noy ork abt 2th. Ban JuAN, Jan 19—Barks Quinnebaug, Goodell, from N York; Feri, Cotter, from do; brige Creole, from Bremen; J: sephibe (Br), Miller, from NOricane, Two Friends, Ducey, from do; apalschicola, Rebinson, from NOrk fismasted and sold; Lucy, Brewer, from do, Sid lath, schrs T Jones, N Orieaus; 16th, R P Brown, do. Home Ports. Pee (a Deo 15—Schr Mary and Santiago, ldg for San rancisco. 'BOBTON, Jan 29— Arr ship Boston, Pratt, Manila, Sopt 13 Darks Hor ‘ousins, Charleston, via Holmes’s Hole; Ade- lis Rogers, White, Norfolk; brig J of ns Ulsy,Curacos 24th ult, Rio Hache 50h 1 sehrs Angler (ot Duxbury), Lamb Kenreboo, Bidridge, Potomao Ki mond. ‘Telegrapued brig Neptuce Cienfuegos. ' Bignal for a ship with painted ports, anda brig. Cld ships Nath) jmball, Cox, NOrleane; Columbia, Lavhrop, N¥ork, toload for Celitoynia; barks D ® Goodell, Harriman, Matanzas; Stemboul, Kingoan, Warhington, NC, to load for the Medi- terranesn: Justice Ir yder, Alexondria; brigs Martha Rogere, Wording, ‘Logen, derithew, Bagua; Flora, Havana; Ferest Prince, Binckicy, Portland, to ‘uba: ochre Rainbow, Rogers, Richmond, Sid ships Waceconis, Unicorn, barks Als, Gem, Vests, brigs Maraha Kegers, Pamebo, Choe! chr Melita. BALTIMORE, Jan 2s—Steamer Relicf, Sannor, lef hor whert yosterday at oon, for the purpose of a the Lydin Gives, Anus Jensine, and Mary, bound, but for the Ines week ice bound off Point. Tho K was engaged by their agonuts, to either tow them into some eafe sneborage below, or to bring thom back to this port, unt t river &nd day is unobstracted. Até PM che had enly progicseed a livtio below Fort Mo« Heury, baying been tour houre making that distance from the vbart eib—Cid shi Stubbs, Livorpo BRAISIOL, Jan 23—Belov, at anchor, a bark, understood from Mobile for Frovidenos, Propelicr Petionn has oom- menoed discharging. A ecbr from Fall River passed through Bristol Ferry to Newport yooterday, without difficulty. (Supposed the Su- cop, Sande, tor N York), OTHBAY, San 2 —Arr brig J W Godtroy, Nis Hivet Oa. Vis Eégartown tor Bouton, aby phi Pie 4 Hopkins, 8: wih emils opis til end chort os & Wortemburg (now, 840 tons), o Swanton (now) vaok ds th, brige Sow Sherwood, N mere, Gics; Jao Orsay, Liverpool, Sid ehips Pollock, Liverpool slana (Sp), Keane, Barcoions barks Virginia dune, Robertson, Switin; Norma (Brom) eiman, N of Suropo: brige Somers, Watson, Windies; dente (Sr), Kui, bercoloua; ache 8 Nav, Gilehrley adelphia, Are bark Arab (Br), Drauitf, Liverpool, Old ship mopeon, Hill, Liverpool; bat ‘Newton, no; Commerce (Ketch), Soubiat sont Twood (Br), Petty. Harbor Island, de FALL RiVEK, Jan 77—Sid sonra Susnn, Sands, Apalacht- goles 28h, President, Vadelford, Bristol, Ri, vo load for W ndies. BOLMEB'S HOLE, Jan i8—No arrivals. bid echr J M Sarton, (where from orboun | not stated). irm— Wind NW; no vesnols in por’. [she dates from Jen 43, 0 ym, to 48th are mieoing J. LEWES, Jan 20,4.” M—Bhip Horo, from Liverdool, fe tn cxeellend condition, and hor passengers in good heaish. Capt Grithths epoke on )4th ult, o v} i ff Capo C: hip Vonico, Young, two deye out from Liverp rr Phi Pay) a 1, bound to Philsdolphia, ‘The brig Auguste Rver- viously Teported, romain safely With the flood tide to day, a drifted to ses. Wind very light a balmy ae Spring. Clark, coved vast quantity of from S5k—we hes 1- MOBILE, Jon right, NYork. Cié hip Corte Gerdo, Chandler, Liverpool; brig Delss, Me- . St Jaqo, Cubs; sehr LeRoy, Powell, Philadelphia; 19th, barky Roma Linooin, Kot, Boston; 2b, Jobus Bragdon, jertiots, Vers Oru NEW ORLEANS, Jan 18—Arr ship Glance, Ty lor, Livor- ool; bark Jas Smith, Lovell, Boston, ‘Uld ships Oorinthtan, Dyer, Liverpeoks Peternot, Ford, Bowton; P ra, N York} bark Fredcrick (Br), Moffat, Livorpe Amesbury, Vera Crus; scr Yeabelitn (Mox), Sanc bacco. Towed to soa 7th inst, ships Chav Saunders, bark Diana. ei hare bark Ardennees, Chirk Rio Jancleos brig oy id Telegiaph, Rtob, Charleston. © e verpool; Jane Glasees (Br), Simpeon, do; Alleghany, Mor- cior, Philadelphia; Comoro, Sound York, Jossore, Cobb, ; i (Sr), Wilson, Liverpool; Atala (ry | b erpool; Kezis, Kendall, NYork: Maypo (8p), | brig Komantico (Sp), Patxot, Gonos; sonr jolize, Hen. sbip Empire City, Tanner, maaeh fiche Aa vars Old ships Chas Symes, Dunes iverpool, ate a barks Elliott, Moine: ions; Pamphylia, Bho " brics Duende (4p), rn, do; Mt Vernon, tise (Fr), Benes’, Dove Gerorin (8p), Sileilo, Baroelo ton; lows, Kiroh, Rio Janciro and ®t Jusnita (3p), Yoo Borsten, Bareeto oolingbatn, os WROREOLK, Jan 2b—Arr brig Bolomon Eston, Sparks, N York; eohr Flying Cloud, Walen, Borton; 27ta, york, Nelson, N Richmond, pat in on soo! York on, NY ork for 6 in river. o loo RW LONLON, Jan 23—Arr bigs Rainbow, Richards, Porto Rive tor Nitaven (was ashore, as before ‘reported jj Cormopolite, Witham, Goorgetown for N Work: eches brook: ville, Limeburner, Wilmington, NC, for do; Alvarado, —, ‘ackeonville for 40; despot, Paulson, Boston for do; Thos Hioke, Hall, Kooklend tcr do; Gold Hunter, Wright, Porvo Rico for NBaven,. NEWPORT, Jan 8—Ary sche Svaan, 8 NYork; 20h brig Julia E Arey (new), Aro Havana. River for Feanators for Rich! Williams, do; sohrs Mans! he Exact, from Portland, O, with omicrantes rb ver (BP ris brig Cadboro in tow, from ta 5, Deo 16—Arrived—Sobr Stockton er, Aloos:s. fea Bird, Hesley, San Diogo via interme- ranci« & Louiss Mayo. Oregon; brig Vir- re Jnliette, Co!lins, do; Bupirs, Brows, Lier, MoTntosh, 234, 24th—No arrivsls. 25th—U 5 Quartezmaster’s scht Gon Patterson, Ban Diege via Ban Podro, pees (Sr), B ntl © any Mary We rego; Avondele Fairley, etron 1 enter eo vis Honolulu; brigs P re’ Islands, bound to Stockton; Cornelis Roslejo; Jaokin (Sw), fai Bong Kong; Baltimore (Haw), Penhallow, Honolulu; Meroe itn (Chih, Loasen, Vale 26th—U 8M steamship Columbia, Leroy, Astoris and Port+ laud; bark Louisiana, Honsbury, Oregon; brize Arayle, Nor Hong K. ‘arguing, Koed, Oregon; sehr John Dunlap, Apa . portwin Orege 17th Bri Lado, Portland, 0. 18th—Ships Gellert (Brem), Lhider, Hon, Fr), Patin, Sandwich Isiands and Manila; bark amnde jucknam, Barber, Chine: brige Sarah xoFarland, Talloy ee Caen Rpesoee (Br), Morris, Sydacy; Emma (Brom), trever, Honolulu. Wth+-BStcamehip Colum niole; barks Franele, Higgins, Caloutta: Everdiue Elisabeth Ceaser), Mavavia; brig Col Fremor’ Mesoa, San Ped! Fomons, Congdon, Kong: Superbe ond, As Sophie B, Goodwin. ‘Sea Bird, Haley, San Diego; 6h! iD Rochester, Strickland, eamsbip Constitution, Ho okton. rd, Sandwich Islanda; Langlois, Mazatian; Maria Fran- 26th—Sti brig Nina, Phillips, Sydney. ath Backs Watkins( Sr A er), Lohauer Manasian; brik & Hayicrd, Ble Jae ‘ohn Castner, Cathcart, NYork; Urania, Hon- derssp, Baltimore; Empire, Brown, Bante Cras; Sophie, Mi- nor, Sacramento. S0h—Ship Typhoon, Salter, Honolulu; brig Mozana, Fisher, Payts hr Page, Mayhew, d Slo ‘teamship New Orleans, Hammersloy, San Juan amd Pantma; Paoific, Jarvis, San Juan; Oregon, P Pana Gen Warren, Thompson Portland; sohi . tee Flora, Goddard, Valparaiso , Bt i : Ralled—Deo *1—Bark Watkins (Br), Langloise, Masstian. RANTA CRUZ (Cal), Deo 15—Xchrs Lisvinis, Soott, and J R Whiting, Baker, ldgtor San Ligines SAVA. en 23—Arr brigi othe, Clifford, Pree vidence, RI; Cardi@, Melville, Havana; Orrsy Tatt, Mowry Charleston; sobre Midas, Bagerdorn, Rio Janciro, 46 ds; Caterach, Rice, NYork.’ Cld brigs Osceola, Tracy, NBed- ford Water Witeh, Jordan, NYork. RF raneisoo, jan 28—~Old brig Ca: on, Upton, Tan 35 T Ad Do Roses. Browse ter, NYorh; 24th, brigs Warren Brown, Bartit Bermudy Compeer (Br), Brown, Jamaica, Cid 33a, cohe Mary Reid, Reid. boston; 26th, sohr Asorian, Lograham, Nassau; 26h, brig Itaaka, Warner, Cadiz. hy Passengers Arrived. NAMES OF THE PROMETHEUS’ PASSENGERS FROM a avitt JUAN ECChaumway, G Wilcox, TMMoles, YG Bees LF Lewis. 88 Smith, Hamilton, ontty, W Wiking, M Haskell, Baldwin, Baidwin, ‘3 Smith, Ww IS Craig, Holineki, JC Waller, W Adrien, i, Berry, 3 Van Nos'rand. KM Lea, W Bewley, AM Van Kostrand, John King, Bo PAVan Nostrand, AJ MoK y King, Jr, MF Van. rand, C Ssroui, Duowell, 3 Sam a mebinsen K Stam ply, erry. Delery, IL White, B atkins, W Speck Gould, DW doll, Russell, J Wood, elson, P Grove, . Fowler, RG Moad, Noyatown, 3 Elden Jas T Carter, ID Crab, JG Kizer, JC Pennell, GW Kit RE Hall W Duni A Sa FB: PASSENGERA LEFT AT IC AVANA. HB HM Peareon, — J. Stovhonson, C Fa JMcRunnolls, © C Redman, Aa ‘C Nutting, ‘I Mathew, C Kamo, J Fry, JLBsine, Tk J Gould, ¥ Ainsworth, M Mol EO ato, H Coieman, PM G Wood, W J Ferrell, W dntinson, W Sherman, J Hanks. KE Mall, PASSENGERS TER STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE PROM CHAGRES. © REawnders, ‘Thos MoSoriey, Jchn Davis, | duo W Gallaher, O'Grady, 2 Halt, Theo Horry, L James, m, WA Robineon, YT Uyle. yi Gladding, John MeDonatd, P Finstvald, Thos Higbee, TK COM, D Me Ahobort Metoh, Wiiioas, RG Fierce, AW Stools ea ann Sax JuAN—Steamship Empire City, at Now M Truii, lady, and Cchildrea, Miss Brown, Migs naycen, M Hnrtelle, D Hurtelte MGrimos, TH Sonaidor, T # Vayne,MJerpey, B #cAdama, R Payne, M MoAdams, | W Caller, L Brown, T May, G Hurtolie, N’Norman, B | Stanehtor’ Me Kimball, Wm Long KJ Walsh, M English, | inson, FM Jacobs'n, 8 Natsland, DPatiereon, DC O'Brien, P iform, D Wilbare, J . GW Piskett, G J Bootl al Peenohuti, Jorephine Pillip, A P Wil- ehild, T maton, R Muis, F Linger, Q' Hotrock,| R McDan- iets, CM Scott, T Ferwin, A Bradley, I’ McAbea, M Taylor, L Cole, N Haddock. M Jackson, R Walsh, B Watkins, T Gordon, George Uhainbors, J Berry, M Eno, W Bovev, G@ McDonald. J Giep, J Cornett. A A Coleman, W Wekpellow, P Amor, H Hamilton, J £Grifien, @ L, Dat gon, TN Esly, T Scott O Williams, HM Piorot, @ Morris, M Rein, G Booth, F MeNiell, R Boyle, W Hupleten, A avi: Iand, L Glassoock, R Moore, A Bady, MB N | combe, H B Swinney, A McCulick. J | © Walker, N Tracey, 'L, Pierce, Join McAily, Terry, W Young. J Robertson, W Coon, W Prindley, W Clapp, C M White, MC tar, JA Coates. J Brinkley, f Boulds, M Miller, 8 Reod | Fisher, SR Btevens, J Jefforaon, H Storer, J N’ Madison, B | Willisins, W Clark and boy, BL Tuttlo, H Livohtield, M Laron, C Kelboy, T Chimny, CB Guston, W Augur, JW Jefferson, P Young and boy. W Montgomery, H Morrisoa, & Vangers, A Waiter, H Trouble, AB Jackson, P At r 8 Arnold, A Chester, P Poison, T Holt, J Singleton, H Tringle, W Clents binson, J Min a eart A Rei: Traler, L Dawkins, G Lee, Clemens, J Meesapp, K Poland. J Paley, D Milten. D Blumbers, J Chambers, f Holton, § Bacen, H Gregory and boy, G Nepich, G Oak Hofsrnan, P Tenney, A Stevens, M'Neil. RC Ruthford, ¥ Yates, H Jackson, lly, E Nettle, D Keliy, 7 Garrett, T Willona, JGi more, D Ashly, J Wilhin, L Car), W Cowell, J MeL suo, W Bathewr, § Scluter, C Allen—00 in tho steerage. iBersacova—Bark Tivola—hr Davis, U8 N, Indy and sieter, Fergueon lisme, Indy* and Forsyth and Indy, I’ Cowan, G Bates, J J ym SHIPPING. RS BY SHIP ‘KATE HAYES, FOR SAN Francisco, will ploses be on board at the foot of Book- ASSENGERS 1 man etrect, ni l2 o'clock, can be taken. M., this gay. Ong more passenger 5.B. SUTTON, 84 Wall street. ICKST FOR CALIFORNIA.-THE WRITER HAS A first cabin Ticket (through to San Pr: 0), #0 leave here by the steamer Prometheus, Pebrnaty Ssh, whish he Wishes to exchange fora first cabiu ticket on tho Daniol Webrtor, leaving here February 20th Application to ba made immediately to JOHN FALCONER, Peveidents Union Mutual lusurance Co., Wall street, COM. , BRONCHIAL, AND ALL PULMONIO immedistely relieved by uscing Mrs. at Temevins, prepared entirely from vegutable 5 extrncts, by Mrs, Mott's son-in-law. daugiter, $a fore, Dootor and Mrs. Drake, 259 Groone hex original receipts. ‘Thess romedios hay y tented during Mre. Mott's extensive practicn, twonty youre previous to her decense, and by Dr, and Mrs. Drake during the last ton years, IVER COMPLAINT, 3 IN DIGESTION 4 constipation, and all the % symptoms avisin ¢ from these complaints, sre speedily removed a. eradicated by the use of Doctor and M Dra Te! that have been need with unfailing success during the exten- tive practioo ef their predecessor, tho into Mra Mott, for twonty years, and in their own for the lant ten. Rorids 260 Oreone street, N. ¥. Consultations free. O FEE TILL OURRD.—DR. UA, piminte otro be consulted confi mont of dolicste disons: an ity-one rx’ ae ae fossion seoond mor whore all bead of dion or wart a ag iu a member of she Now York Univureiy. R. JOHNSON, NO. 17 DUANE STRERT, WRLB known in the treatmont of doiioste ene. ne Dow half-oured Leer thas have Fepuration for exill in th existed for Pre-em: 1%. Constitutional weakness by & secrot habit, offectually ourod. oured in four days. A porfovt oure ot no charge. R. WARREN, NO, 1 MOTT STRERT, ONE DOO: from Obatham stroot, ne te bo consulted : ko diseasos. Dr. W. has wares é D to ia. a nuit attompted on you Save your $10 and spend $5 fora few bottles of 1, which will resbire you tomanly vigor, Avoid Toial $2 8 bottle; shree bottios for $5, with Bold by De, O., pt bie office, No. 65 Third Brondway’ ani 27 Bowery. Dr. Convers’ medio | work on p: and relf abuse for alo, $1 a copy. D sh this coordi quaoka, important aivice tothe mavried and OCTOR COOPR he consulted on NO. 2 ROOSEVELT STREET, MAY diseases, from 7 A . to 10 P.M | Lig ciice, The Dootor’s reputation iu the treatment of those cobbled up oases, which he ie daily called en to Srest, is ou ficient guarantoc to an intelligent public, fudependout of prac if 2b years. * D*. COOPER, 4 DUANE STREET, HAS, FOR THR WD ‘ast twonty yours, enjoyed the most extensive peaccios in private disenna dionl tan ia Now York, eases of this De. Cooper own ours t! Vorst torm—in from one to two weoke—cf eonstivnbional deviliey, brovght on by n seores bal wen, This when too freq nent] pevela, weakens of the limbs, funon of the intollect, and. wy: eure guaranteed, G sion to Goviety, A perfect