The New York Herald Newspaper, September 8, 1852, Page 8

—— AEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. (OVFIOTAL] Petitions. By Alderman Sxrrn—Petition of William H. Coles and John H Marsh to be reinstated in the Fire Department. To Committee on Fire D+ partment. By the same—Bili for re mts f house of iesine Compa- a . To Committers on Fire Department "ay Alderman Tixmans—Petition of Abam Wakeman and others, for the open'ng of Ninoty-third street. To Committee on Roaus By Alderman Bovcr—Petition of Hose 21 for a new carriage ‘Vo Committee on Fire Department, By Alderman Fuaxcis— Petition of Johm Sexton, for perivission to erret a sbed on pler No, 24 East river. To Committee on Wharves &e By Aiderman Drrnan—Petition of G Schmelsel and oihers. or a sewer ip Spring street, west of Greene to ‘Thom pron str ‘To Jommit tee on Sewers. By the rame—Petition of CF Lindsay. to have time extended for paying »n assessment, To Committee on AevenemeDi=. By Alderman Boycr—Petition of B. L. James, fora lease of Castle Garden, To Committee on Finance. Dy Alderman Fxaxcis— Bil of Dr. Tuttle, amounting to $12. for professiobal services, by order of an Alderman. To Committee on Police By Alderman Pecx—Petition of E 01 Junior, and othirs, to have a part of West Thirty-fourth street flag- ged. ‘To Committee on Streets By the same—Peti ion of residents of Thirty-ninth treet, to have Croton water pipes laid in said street. be- tween Eighth avd Ninth avenues, To Committee on Croton Aqueduct Decar ment, By the same— Petition ef Mr. Stoddard and cthers, for a sewer in Thitty-nio'h street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues. ToCommitie on Sewers, By tbe same— Petition of Garret Conover, to be remu- nerated for loss of & horse To Committee on Finance. By the same—Petition of Henry Jenkins and others, to have fire bydravi« placed in Tweoty.seventt and th avenue, To Com- mittee on Croton Aqueduct Department. an Bane—Petition of Seaman Kirby and others. to raise the grade of Cross street, Lo Committe om Streets. : By Alderman Fraxcis—Petition of the lamplighters, for an increase of salary. ‘To Committee on Salaries amd Offices By Alderman Bano—Bill of Genry F. Quackenboss, M. D., amounting to $25. for medical attendance in th» Fourteenth ward, To Committee on Police. By Alderman Baxn- Petition of residents on the line of Lrosdway in favor of « railroad in Broadway, To the Special Committee on that subject, By Alderman Siverevanr—Petition of sixteen hundred citizens for a railroad in Broadway, ‘To Special Com- mittee on that subject. Engin Committee on Fire Departmen By Alderman Doneerr— Pet othcrs fur the restorasion of grade in forty. between eighth and ninth avenues. To Roads, enth street, By Alderman Banu—Potition of Engine Company 25 relative to returns of said Company. ‘To Committee on Fire Department By Aldeiman Donenry—Petition of James Kelly and others have sunken lois between forty.second and forty-chird streets filied in. ‘To the City Inspector. RESOLUTIONS. Ry Alderman Prcx—Resolved, Chat West Twenty- ninth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, be lighted with gas. and that the Commissioner of Streets ps cause the same to be done forthwith. Adopted. eame—Re-olved. That West Thirty-second street. Letween Sixth and Seventh avenues, be lighted with car, und that tLe Commissioner of streets and lamps be directed to have the same done forthwith. Adopted Ry al i german Boycr— Resolved, That the Commission: rs apd Supplies be. and is hereby required to cause the high chimpey attached to the ruins of the su- gar house in Laight street. near West strect, to be taken down without Adopted. By Alderman be ind is hereby sppropristed to purcha Church treet for the we of Hose Company ferred {¢ Commitice en Fire Depart 5 Alderman Acyvorv—Kc-olved, That the pavement im Twenty fret street, borwoen Fourth avenve and Broad- aired and the Commissioner of i . Kee bere isy. Which was adopted. By Alderman Tremasy—Lerolved, That a Sp: cisl Com- mittce of three be apoointed to inquire into ad report to this hoard. all complaints made against the poiice from Januay 1, Ibol. to the present time: the Unt Was wade and in what mavner cach case was‘dis pd Boyce. appointed euch Committee By the some—Rerolved Thet the Committes on Ordi- ance for the appoint . Whose duty it shail nances be dicceted to report an ordin: ment of three inapeeters of buildin be to decide upon the expediency of causing to be t dow such building: or other structures in the city. may be reportea to them as being in an unsafe ous condition; and whenerer the said inspe ecide that any building or other structure sha condition to endanger hfe. or the destruction of | 3 7 with two Aldermen of the cit to remove the same as & public nui- cance, Referred to Committee on Ordinances By Alderman Swrru—Resolved. That the Chief Ungi- negr of the Fire Department be. and he is hereby d to cause the fire alarm bill at the corporation ‘0 be erected on the lot purchased for Engine € No. 33. Lhe same to be ured On the occasion of alarm fires Adopted. By Alderman Harer—Reeolved, That the Communi exe Of Repairs and Supplies be. and be is hereby dire ed te have four wiodows or rkylights placed in the shed | Murray hb» roef ever the South street stoe of Puiton market, two to be plac'd over the two doors of cellar No, 1. and two over (be two doors of cellar No. 21, Fulton market; said windows cr kylights to he made of correspon these already in enid shed. Adopted, Alderman Donrrty—Resolved, Thatit be referred to the Commi:tve on Police. to inquire into and report to this Kourd whetber Vm. Fulmer, now acting police. map in (be Nineteevth ward—(+worn in by his Honor che Mey or on the Slst of August last has been appoint- ed neccrding to the rules and regulations of the Police Department. and that said commirtee likewise present to this Board a copy of the papers upon which said appoint- meut warmade, Referred to Committee on Po! By Alderman Baxx—Resolved. That the Superintend- ent of #treets be and he is hereby. directed to cause ail che building material in Murray street to be removed out of the raid street. (except toat whieh cont ‘ore may from the have @ permit for.) witbin twenty four hour passage of this reeolutien. Adopted. By the Presiprx7—Ro-olved. That the Commirssoner of Eepnire and Supplies be and he is hereby directed to have Vendam treet, from Greenwich to Macdougal street repaired forthwith. Adopted. 5 Alderman Waxv—An ordinance to restrain and te the driving of meat cattle through the streets ia {New York. Keferred to Committee on Ordi- RPSIGNATIONS. ignation of Jol Lalor, as pted mer of Deeds. Accepted. By the enme—Kesolved. That sylvester Lay be and he y appointed a Commissioner of Deeds for the New York. im the place of Reuben E Moss, re Adopted By Aldermen Fraxcis—Recolved, That Frederick G on be and he is be: of Deeds im the place of J pn Lalor. resigned. Adopted By Alderman Sruxrrvany—Resolved, That it be re- ommittce on Cleaning Streets to inquire into the expediency and propriety cf adopting some other eed more eflicient and ecovomical method or system of pe etreets of the city than that by which it is ow we and report the result of its deliberations to ferrid te the cleaning this Lowrd, as coon #* practicable. Referred to Com- mittee on Cleaning 8 ree rman Sstiri—Resolved, That it be mittee on Ordinances to prepare an or he firemen can try all eases of riot and expulsions department. Which was adopted. Aiderman Donekty—Resolved. That Porty-cighth t Ninth avenues, be lighted ferred to vt. To Committee ou Fire Department purchase of Jocation of the Sixth ward District Police Adopted on a division :— Affirmative—Alderne Hesee, Barr. Tweed. the Hiieley, Hmith. Tiemann. Bar Alvoré Doherty and Peck—18. Moore, Haley. Sturtevant, Ouk ident. Come unieation from the Comptroller, submitting an ordirance making an additional appropriation for 1852 Adopted on a division. viz :— Aifirmative—Aidermen Moore, Haley. Sturtevant. Owk- ley. Boy Tweed the President. Aldermen Smith, Tie- ou ierd. Ward Denman Alvord. Doherty. and Peck Negative—Aldermen Bart and Brisiey Commopieation from the Cemptroller—Showing the condition of the Finanee Deportment, up to September, 1662. Laid om the table, and printed Com munieation from the Comptroller—With statement Of the receipts and expendit of bis dey ent from January | to August 1, 15: Laid on the table, and printed Communicstion from the Chie! Epgineer—Relative to | complaints against ceruain fire ' c toca Tite Depertaent = Ce Ao Coma Communication from the Chief Kogineer—With Com pT gs Company No. 11. To Committee on Fire 1 mmvnicalion from the Committee of Repairs and Supp Company No. 44. Adopted on a di — Affirmative—Aidermen Moore bey Ockiny, Boyce. Tweed; the President. Aldermen Brisley. Smith. Tie. mann, Berd, Denman, Cornell, Alvord, boberty. Peck bb. Communication froin the Committee of Repat: Supplice—With estimatce for house for Hore ts vow No. 64 apd Hook and Ladder Company No. 11. Teton? mittee on Fire Department a gation the p gener of Repaity and Buppiies— Being a report expenditures in his de- for the months of July and Auguet. which was d to he entered upon the minutes, and ordered on fle ‘ommunication from the Crotom Aqueduct Depart. ment—With abstract of estimates received and contracts made by the Croton Aqueduct Department during the month of August, 1562 which was directed to be entered Upon the minutes, and ordered on file Communiteations from the Street Commisdoner—With fundry eotimatos received by him for work ordered here- | tofore, by the Common Council, which was received. and the award of contracts contirmed, on a division, viz — ACLwatlveeAdermen Moore, Haley, Oaldey, Boyce derman Twr).0—Petition of Hose Compeny 2 and for alwration of their house. To ionof Wm. V Legget and Committee on stivit—Resolved. That the sum of $5 000 ‘ot No. 196 mes of yoiccmin complained of. by whom, and when the com- hich was adopted; and Aldermen Tiem: an, sewer for ‘sewer im Forty-second street. Eleventh ;alse, for avewer in Second pant gy wg abet bag avenue; also, for Third to Fourth avenues; alo, for avenue A; also, for opening Fifty-first etreet, Tenth avenue. to Hudson river; also, for building a sewer im Forty-second street and Ninth avenue, and Forty. fifta street and Eighth avenue. Adopied. Communication from Street Commissioner in relation to filling in sunken lots between Thirty sixth and Fifty- seventh streets and Second and Third avenues. Referred to City Laspector, Communication from the ae of Streeta Lamps, with aw WMpply the city with 10,000 gallons of nob Was confirmed ‘Assesment list for repairing Forty-second street, from Rigth to Tenth avenues, and also the Ninth avenue. from constitutional vote, REPORT Of Committee on Law Department—On the subject of liens for unpaid assessments concurting therein. Adopted on a division, vix :— Affirmative—Aldermen Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Smith, sem Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Alvord, Doherty, Peck—16, MESSAGE FROM THE MAYOR, A message was received from the Mayor vomiuating Dr A B. Whiting as Health Coumusioner, in place ef K. L. Mortis, resigned. Laid on the table, REPORTS RESUMED. Of Committee on Streets— To coneur to correct grade im the alley runping from Bridge street, between State and Mitchell streets. Adopted. Of came Committee. in favor of paving Thirty-ninth street, between Eyghth avenue and North river, Adopted on a division, viz:— ‘Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyoe, ‘Tweed. the President. Aldermen Brisley, Tiemann Bard, Ward. Denman, Cornell. Alvord. Doberty, Peck—15 On motion, the Board then adjowned until to-morrow evening, Sth instant, at 5 o'clock. D T. VALENTINE, Clerk Boanp or Assistant ALDERMEN, ‘Tuesday, Sept. 7, 1852. Present—Jonathan Trotter. Erq., President in ‘the chair; Assistant Aldermen Brown, ‘Tait, Moffatt. Rod n, Breaden, Woodward, King, Wells, Anderson McGown, Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Brastow, and McConkey, PETITIONS, ETC. By Assistant Alderman Barken —Of owners and occu ants of houses and stores above Forty-second street in Third avenue. for the Manhattan Gas Company t extend their mais above Forty second street, on Third avenue Granted By same—Of Levi M. Arnold, Poughkeepsie, for per- miséion to introduce iron pavement, To Committee om Streets. Bill of Dr. Jenkins. for medical services in Fifteenth ward station boure, To Committee on Pdtice By Assistant Alderman Barannxy—Bill of Dr. J. Sim mons, for medical services at Sixth ward station house. To Committee on Police. REPORTS. Of Committee on Streets—To concur to repair carriage way and cross walks in Twenty-first street. from Fourth avenue to Broaaway; in favor of regulating and setting curb and gutter stones, according to umended grade, in Whirty seventh street, between Sccond and Third ave- nues; adverse to regrading Twenty-eccond street, be- tween Second and Third avenues; to concur to flag side- walk in Broadway, from 865 to corner of Eighteenth street; to concur to flag sidewalks in Tifth avenue, be- twen Twenty-fourth and Thirty eighth streets; to concur to flog sicewalks im Gicepwich avenue from Seventh avenue to Twelrth street; to concur to replace pump in Broome stiect, between Allen and Eldridge streets; to concur to pave carriage way und reset curb and gutters in Lbirty-fourth strect, from Eighth avenue to Broad- way; to concur to fence vacant lots in West Twenty- cghth and Tweuty-ninth streets, between Sixth and Seventh avenues: to concer for setting new curb and gutter stones in Franklin ctreet. from Cortlandt alley to Elm street; to concur to regulate grade and set curb apd gutcer stone, and flag sidewalks in Forty first street, between Soventh and Eighth avenues; to concur to re- pave Clestnut sieet; in favor of deferring the filling in apt lo's and paving Twentieth street. until the Luiltin said strect, All adopted, each by the , Breagen, W Bouton. Meticwn, Wright. Wheelan. Ring. Bra-tew. and MeCopkey—18. Of Committee on K { resolution in relation te Croton water p id on in Forty-niath strect, between Biowway Sixth avenues, be referred to Committee on Croton ayueduet. Adopted. Of Committee on Croton Aqneduer—On a resolation ewer in Fort y-ti sot. between Kighth Report accepted, and resoiudon 0, . Rogers, founta vignution of Reuben E. Moss, by appointed « Commissioner m of the Superintendent of ual Report of the Cbiet Kngineer of the Fire De- upication from the Comptrotier in relation to Aldermen Ward, Denman. Cornell, *—With cetimates for altering house of Engine | \ Ww | the corner of Pine etreet to No. 12) Water street; harged from farcber f the subject. Adopted. re on Lands and Places—In favor of plas- * sround the plot of wround uth Grove, and Christopher streets. Adopted by the ent. Mesere, wa, Tait dward. Wells, Anderson, jan, Barker, ALDER) Reolution—That Fitty-fourth street, between Niati and Tenth avenne, be lighted with oil Concurred ia Accepting resjznation of John Coakley. as Inspector 0 in Third District Seventh ward. Concarred in ‘That the intersection of Pine and Fron «with new cross walks on Pine and T Street Kesotution—T street. between Barclay and talsed. reg ed end paved to the same beight c vel as the same is above Murray and below Barela Coneurred in. Resolution—That tke sidewalks ef Second stroct, be twoen First avenue and Avenue A, be flagged. Coneur- red in Resolnti Flceti streets Front on—That gae pipes and fixtures be placed in the new station howe, now building fer police of Twen tieth ward. Coneurred in. Lesoltion—Chat house of Hook and Ladder Co No, 4, be light'd with gas, Concurred in elution—‘hat the new market in Gouverneur slip be completed. and the materiuls not used in the con struction removed Coneurred in. Resolutlon—That the wort spelled’ be erased op posite the name of HN, Matthews, Engine Co. No. 46, +o as to leave it as ned. Concurred in. Accepting res . Bleecker, as in- spector of elections, for Sith Fifteenth ward Concurred in Accepting resignation of Reuben E. Moss. and ap pointing Sylvester Lay as Commissioner of Deeds. Also. accepting resiguation of John Luler, and appointing Frede LE. Burnham for a similar off Consurred in. RPSOLUTIOD By the Assistant Alderman Witertax—That Spring street, between Bi y and Crosby strect. be regraded, to as to make a direet line from Broadway to Crosby and that the same be repaved upon such grade oner on Streets, 'y *sme—That the carriagé way in Prince street. be- tween Elizabeth and Mott street, be regulated without de- lay. Adopted By the come-—That the cro» walk in Broome street. op- porite Centre Market, be relaid and regulated forthwith. ‘Adopted By Assistant Alderman Bors between Duane and Pearl stree! Adopted By Asvistant Alderman McCoxxev—That Thirty siath streat. adjoining west side Tenth avenue be repaired > 8 e That City Hall Place, repaired forthwith. on Ordinances report an ordinance to esteblish the rule of fees to be charged by the coilectors of assessments. Adopted. repaired and the Committee of Repairs. &c., report the necessary amount of appropria By Arsistant Alderman Tant— the Street Commicsioner, the expense thereof to be taken from the apptopriution of Docks end Slips repairs, Adopted. coms From the Bureau of A assesment . wsking that they be confirmed, and Ab. ner Sanford appointed collector therefor, viz -—lor sewers in Lewis street. from the sewer in Broome street toa point about fifty feet north of Grand stivet; in Broome ents, with the following ttreet, from Greene street to Broadway; im Thirty. seventh street, from Second to Third avenue; in Twenty- fifth etreet, from Lexington to Third avenue; in Frank. lin street between Kim street and Broadway; in Bridge street, from State street to a point about twenty fect west | of Whiteball street; im [enry street, from Jefferson street to Rutger’s street; in liudson street, from Leroy sireet to and through Morton stroet to avout 300 feet east of Hud st.; in Duane et . from tl orth River to the avenue between Hudson and Greenwich streets; in Lex- ington av nue, from Thirty ond to Thirty-sixth street; in Fifteenth street, from Eighth avenue to and through Ninth avenne to Fourteenth street; in Thirty-first street. between Lexington apd Fourth avenues; for paving | Twentieth streeta, from the Virst avenue to the Kast river: Twenty seventh street, between Tenth avenue and Hudson river; Twenty third street, between Seventh and Righth avenues; Ninetcenth street, from First avenue to | East river; Ninth avenue from Thirty. sixth street to Forty. | third etrect; for flagging the sidewalks of Thirty seventh | street, between Ninth and Tenth aveoues; in Lleventh street, between avenues B and also in Sixth street, between avenues B and C; for regulatiny and setting curb and gutter stones cn north halt of Thirty-ninth street, between Tenth avenue and lind. fon river; for regulating Thirty fifth street, be- tween Tenth avenue and Hudson tiver, and setting curb and gutter stones thercon; regulating and setting curb and gutter stones in Thirty-eighth street, from | Eleventh avenue to Hudeon river, regulating and grading | Bloomin, | first streets; regulating Eighty-third street, from ave- le rood. between Vifty ninth and Serenty- nue A to Third avenu © grading Forty-sixth strect | from Tenth svenue 6 Hudson river. and setting curb | and gutter eons therein: for eneloxing by fence. ail ¥ cant lots in Eleventh rtrret, between avenuce 0 and | the varant lot in block bounded by Fourth and Lexing- ton avenves and Thirtieth and Thirty-firet streets, for talking West «treet. at the foot of Jny. to sgrade with the pier foot of said street. and laying cress walks sctom West strert, to raid pier foot of Jay street; for repairing sidewalk in Pine street. from No. 67 to the corner of t street. also, sidewalk im Water street from for setting curb and gutter tones in Thirty -mimth street, between Fighth and Ninth avennes, and fliagying @ epace four feet wide through the side wallee: tur Biilmg in eunken lots between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-ftth stroei« and lot Om Second avenue To Commitiog ow Anvetoments, oe Assistant Alderman Woodward moved ‘hel tbe report ‘ommittee on Arsesments in fever f ovubrming the following asverment [ets and sy) vatey, hve ben of | gutter jp Meet y = sidewalks in Seventh street. between First avemue | Broad} ‘Thirty-eighth to Forty-third streets. Lost. for want of a | pounded by without delay as it is impassable iu its present condition, Adopted By Ascistant Alderman Woonwann—That the Committee By eame—That the house of Hose Company No, 1 be river be repaired and re-pluvked, under the direction of : iH j (3 B i g' i aH avenue and fon avenue to ying macadamii retting curd and gutter and flagging sidewalks Tenth avenue, from Forty-secona to Forty rixth streets; for regulating and _PAving Thirty tree etree, between Broadway and Ninth avenue; for regulating grading, settivg curb and gutter stones. and paving carriage Way, in Sixteenth street, between avenues A and B; for diggi a well and erecting &@ pump southwest corper of 11 ttieet and Firet avenue; in Forty-ninth street. between Sixth ana Seventh avenues; for flagging sidewalks im ‘Thirtieth étreet. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. The motion to reconsider was carried, and the report adopted by the following vote. viz.:— Affirmative—The Pre:ident, Mesers, Brown Tait, Mab- batt, Rodman, Kreaden, Woodward, Wells. Anderso: Routon, McGowan. Wright, Wheelan, Barker, Kogers, King. Erastow. McCoukey—20. Ot Committee on Ferries—To coneur to grant permis- siom to proprietor of Jackson Perry, to change the termi- nation thereof. on the Brooklyn side, from Hudson are- nur to Bridge street. Adopted by the following vote :— Affirmative — The President.” Aissistant Aldermen Brown. Tait, Mabbatt. Rodm: Woodward, Wells, Wright Rogers, Brastow. MeVonkey—11 Negative—Assistont Aldermen Breaden, Ring, Aader- son, MoGowan, Wheelan, Barker—6 A motion to re-consider was made. and fost, ‘The Board then adjourned to Wednesday aftemoon, at Goe'clock, From the minutes, EDWARD SANFORD, Clerk, Report of the Chief Engtneer of the Fire Department To THE Hononance Common Counce The iscics-d annual return comtains the names, occu- pation, and residence of the Firemen, It will be per- ccived by the preceding tabular statement, that there are twenty nine engives in good order, eight indifferent, and five building, forty five hose carri in good or- der. ix indifferent. and three building; eight hook and ladder cartiages in good order, and three indifferent, with Shy-c0 Jad ars, one hundred and thirty-six hooks, and other necessary implements. such as axes. picks, ropes, &v.; fifty-eight thousand and seven hundred feet of hore in good order, and nine thousand six hundred feet in- different, making sixty-eight thousand and three hund- red fect of hose; forty-three engine companies, fifty-four hose companies, twelve hook avd ladder companies, and three hydrant companies; and’two thousand seven hundred and thirty-one men. If the companies were full, there would be three thousand five hundred and fifty- eight men, being an increase of six hundsed and seventy since my last anpual report. There have been three hundred and tweney nine fires. by which the loss on buildings is three hundred and twenty thousand four hundred and twenty three dollars; and on wares, one million five hundred and fifty-eight thourand eight hundred and three dollars, making the joss by fireduring the year. as nearly as could be ascer- tained. one million cight hundred and seventy-nine thousand two hundred and forty six dollars; being an incrcase over the loss of last year of one million one hundred and seventy-one thousand seven hundred and sixty eight dollars. which is atwibutable, in a measure, to the scarcity of water and frozen hydrants. There have been two hundred and ten false alarms, some of which were cuused by the bursting of camphene law ps, burning of window curtains, defects in chimneys, &o. Ke In former report Ibave made mavy recommendations fer the immediate wants and general benefit of the Fire Department, which have received uo more respect or at- tention from you than if they never bad been made— amcng which was the divorce of the Fire Department from the Common Council—a recommendation that has and Foremen. at Firemen’s Hall; and has also been adopted by the Department at large. as you can learn by referring to document No. 72, and to the archives of the Department Committee of the Common Council. utit is truly gratifying to bebold one man rise among you and boldly advecate the geueral interests of the fire Men #nd an itwmediate Civorce of the Department from ‘ ei] aud from all political machinery, That man ix Alderman A A. Denman. who worthily eli cits the cordial appromation of the Fire Department, and of the whote y. for his manly avd patriotic course in rending tbe shuckles of party in his municipal legi-la~ te Ip copsequence of the di-respectfal manner with h you gencraily treat suggestions that emanate from. me. however beneficial to the Department. and in order to suve myself and the Departmen! from farther insult. by your summary rejection of my propositions. 1 sba!l mal nondations in this report, nor even fartber dis importunt et of divorce with you referring my past decuments as the basis of any favorabin youchsafe to the Fire Department two or three initters of such vital im po milion of souls for whom you were elected to Ie e. chst 1 should consider myself veply reprebenstbie if 1 dvd not cath your most serious attention. a+ Wellns Ube public at lange, to theie imma- fate consideration L allude co frozen hydrants, and to the scarelty and wast 1 would hav ratiention to these m f the weather 10 Ger y fron Was Bo scarce, that T did not deci it pride them, lest the might take Sand firs t ral points But this e auspioious seasen for thir consideration, I Will wow partially divclose the peril of the 1 ont remcdivs. onand Dutch streets, 3 onm, andif hot water had not been v obtained from steum boilers fa the vieimty, with which to thew m. that would have beeu a very de str uetive conti un The lydcants were also frozen «(and our only re- they parsed, and ants, to start the water " At the fire be Bowery and Division street, both ty during the cau) ¢ of thet otber instex to inform mecniable ¢ trow frozen h were not frozen yerants would not have been frosen. if they been stuffed with hay, as formerly. And why that useful custom bas been abandoned, I unadle 10 say. T trust you will ree that thoy are in & proper condition befere the coming winter, fpasmueh as the pipes on the high bridge have not the es pacity to supply the city with sufficient water, I would recommend that its side wails be carried up and arched to the height of Che aqueduct ; and that two lines of pipe { the capacity of the aqueduct, be laid on the arch. the piesent pipes to remain precisely as they ure _ By con- ing the new pipes to either side of the aqueduct, just i ‘nus. by placing a cofier-dam in the aque- » work can be cflected without depriving preseut eupply of water. haractcr, but it is safficient epartment had almost insur- loultirs to eneounter throughout the winter, ts. and the scarcity of water when the But cold as it was, 1 think the city of The entire work if commenced imuediately, and pro- secuted with uncommon energy, might be comploted by December, Until this be eflected, 1 would earnestly re- quest our citizens to excreie the most rigid economy in the use of wat waste of water by the rhipping and waste by the pu ountains. I would propose that the Dasing of the tountains be enlarged. and that pipes be Jaid from cach to the rivers. with hydrants on the docks, frem which to enable the shipping and steamboats to ob- tain their supply. The fountains could then play daily for the gratifeation of citizens and strangere, without ste of water. ¥ citizen should ¢ tract from the last Department— The constrnet read the following ex- f the Croton Aqueduct ument No, $1 ion of the reservoir itself, is a matter that may or may not, be deferred. as the wisdom of the Common Council shall determine, in cumstances connected with it. “It was tated in the Inst annual report from this de- partment and the faet remains unaltered, that the last drop of water which the works. in their present state ¢ supply, is now daily delivered in the city.’ It follows, therefore, that if Uie proposed reservoir was now built. it could not be filled and would remain a uscless structure Ull such alterations and additions were made on the line above it as would enable the departuent to deliver an in- crewed quantity of water daily It bas not been the policy of the prosont Beard to re- view and criticise the acts of their pred re in office, nor would it now do Fo, if the subject under discussion did not render it necessary. A grave error has been com- mitted in the means of getting the water over Harlem river, While the moet liberal and eplarged views were adopted in the construction of the aueduct down to that point, its capacity being more than equal to the whole flow of the Croton river, at an evernge stage of its water, an‘ copable of deliverivg daily more than eixty uiillions of gallons, to crose the river, two lines of three feet iron pipes were laid in the form of an inverted syphon, limit ing the supply to half the quantity last named; and to make the ryphon do that work. loving a head of two feet, which had heen maintained at great cost, by bridges and or bepkwents, throu, ce Of thirty-three mtles, Had the High Bridge ied up to the line of the ajueduet, am additional height of fourteen feet. for which cannot be doubted the piers are abundantly strong. the inaronry of the aqueduet proper could have been con- tinued over it, and the bridge itself protected from the danger of leakage, by a metal lining of the aqueduct, as at Sing Sing hill. and Clendenning valley, thus pouring pon our own island the whole volume of the Croton hg an elevation above tide water of 117, instead of 6 feet. It is presumed that a saving in the cost of the struc- tur jas probaby the controlling motive in adopting the plan os it now stands, This saving may bave been equal tos hundred thousand dollars. and perhaps rendered im- perative by the then existing state of the funds applica: ble to that object; but. if #0. 1t would not form an excuse for placing on that bridge the two lines of small pi now occupying ft, in view of the then admitted fact. that a few yeart would prove them unequal to furnish the re- quired daily supply of water to the city, and foree uj it the necessity of taking them up, and ‘ubstituting otkers of larger size, or of continuing the aqueduct it self over the bridge, im the manner above suggested. “That time seems already to have arrived, for one of these works must precede the construction of the proposed resorvoir, to make it of any value, In this connection, si-o. addytions murt be made to the works through Man- batten Valley, by laying down two more lines of throe feet pipes These will be in part furnished by thore taken up at the bridge. shovld it be determi: to continue that mode of conveying the water across * It will readily be seen that the alterations and addi- tions indicated, involve not only a large amount of money. but difficulties and responsibilities which this board would greatly prefer not to encounter. The taking up and relaying Of the pipos on the bridge. would be at ony me under the most favorable circumstances. & formidable undertaking: but to do it now, and keep up & sopply of water for all domestic and mam facturing pur pores, while the work shail be in progress, adds immen- rurably to thore difficulties. and furnishes streng reasons in favor of constructing the ayucduct over it, and leaving the pipes we it undisturbed From this it appears that the Croton Board has twice Chard OWE Wiieuiion 40 thls Waporwut suiyect, oud, bow: been twice adopted within the past year. by the Egineers | present the fact. And the truth is, that you seldom do DoCS @Dy reaily upportant suggestions trom any of ihe i+ partments You ever seem eager to favorably novice paiticns for“ raliroads, ferries, useless reservoirs" aod corer ipptmersble propositions from worthless politioal nd every wh: ‘ble suggestions from the memts, known to be highly beneficial and in- dispemsable to the vital interests of the whole comm wity. you very tedom favorably consider, But [ mow most solemnly warn yeu, in the name of the Croton and Fire Departments, and in the newe of the whole city, to favorably consider, without cay, either my propositions or thore of the Croton Departmect. cr happy suggestions from any source, as to the best avd mort expeoitious mode of increasing the supply of water If you do not immediately heed these soln admonitions, und there be a disastrous conflagra Lion arising from a senicity of water involving & lew of cevernt muliens of dollars. the wilderness itself -hould not shield you from the public execration, and the public vengeence’ When I think of the protracted ana un- paraliciea eoverity of lest winter—the great body of anow —the intense cold—the frozen hydrants—the scarcity of water—az d other serious disadvantagee under which tho firemen labored, it affords me some pleasure to thauk the whole department for preserving the city, which seemed nt Limes doomed to destraction, im deflance of the exer tions of the firemen. who wrought, as for their lives, for its preservation. Important from Washiegton, OUR SPECIAL CORKESPONDENCR Wasninaton, Sopt. 6. 1853. The Fishery Dispute—The Difficulty not yet Settled. ‘The tatements n the English papers, that ‘he fishing difficulti«sbave been arranged, are not to be relied on. On the contrary, it is confident!y stated by those whose authority is not to be slighted. that tue British imperial government, by the last steamer, sent dispaiches to Mr. Crampting intimating that no arrangement had been made. Indeed .2dmiral Seymour has his express orders, since Congress adjourned, sent through Mr. Crampton. to seize every Yankee vessel within three miles of the colonial shores. Strange to eay the despatches of Mr. Abbott Law- rence, and of Lord Malmesbury, are quite discrepant, There is some misunderstanding and some bungling somewhere. Mr. Lawrence seems to think there is no trouble ahead. Lord Malm esbury is not of that opinion. 'The colonial governments will not allow the imperial go- ver ent totrifle with their rights or their interests. Mr. Webster's announcement that he did not intend to allow the provincial governments to interfere, has caused nota little excitement amongst them, and strengthened them in Downing street. You may depend on it, the pre- sent administration at St James will not do any thing to compound what the colonists deem to be their in- terests or to thwart their wishes; and it will enforce the construction of the treaty as to the bays and head" lands, which it is well known was superinduced by colonial infiuence. The British government, conform- ing to the views of the colonialists, have not the least idea ot allowing us tofish between the head lands of their bays. nor within three miler of their coasts or shores, without receiving a full equivalent. The equivalent re- quired, it is said. is reciprocal free trade between all the colonies and the United States, in all the productions of agriculture, the forest. and the sea of each; and a full and equal participation in all the const tivhories of the United States, including the privilege of wrecking. fish- ing end catching turtle in the Gulf and Straits of Florida, and otber southern cousts, Uhis last privilege has been repeatedly sought by the Britith Government, of the United States; but has hitherto been uniformly refused, upon the remonstrances of southern States, on the ground tuat its extension would afford tacilities tor the free negroes of the British Bahamas tampering with the es near the ccasts; and on the ground, also. that the heries were owned by the States, andcould not be disposed of by the federal authorities. Negotit s. it is known, are expected to be set on foot beiweey Mr Webster avd Mr, Crampton. Mr. Per Jey. of New Brunswick. has been here some weeks in at- tenaance on the British embusey, but Le leaves here to- morrow, Hi: extensive information with respect to the colonies, and especiully the fisheries, have, we doubt not, bec found quite valuable to the British m! er; and as be is a warm chumpion of the colonial interests and rights. bis views will doubtless be impressed on aay ar- rongement that may be made. The negotiations. it is probable. will be opexed at Marshfield, whither Mr. Crampton will go as soon as Mr. Webster is prevared to enter upon them. The reciprocity question would probably have bern adjusted at the late session, had Mr. Filmore been able to pursuade himself that the adjust- nint of such interests was a proper subject of treaty anangement, He resists the idea of tariffs by treaty, as itis regarded as antagonistical to the whig doctrive or protection to manufacturers by revenue tariff laws, Mr. Webster bas more eniarged views. Corwin Commiltce have summoned several wit- De to appear here on the 13th inst..and amonget then Mr George Law. of your city, Mr, Corin has re- quested a full investigation, and offers a full inspec'ion Cf all bis private papers on the subject of the Gardner c)nim. and svffici mt is known of the cbaracter of the evi- dence (o justity the prophecy. that he wi'l be exonerated frem nll blame, of every kind. by the Committee and by Congress. G, Personal Intelligence. Aurivels at the Metropolitan Hotel. yesterday—Hon. George Morfett. Montreal; Gen Kennith Mortett, Kitle Brigade Cunada; Hoo, Charles Richardson. Philadelphia; fev. E.Y. Fair’ Alubema; Rev. W. [ Hoge, Maryland; J. G, Anderson, Florida; J, B Gamble, do, At the Howard Hotel—Ul. J. Sherwood. Elbridge; BB gion, Kec D Hatch. Keene; Capt. Morse, Eristal; F_B : G, A. Dunham, | F. Ii! Powers, Wisconsin; @. Hl. Bostwick, Tal- Mla.—and 140 others, at the Irving Houre~Ifon. W. P. Re, burn, ; Professor MeUullock. Princeton; Col. R. E Hon Voiney FR. Howard, Texas; Howard John Wilkinson. Syracuse: Capt. Pratt. U. Arnot. Elmira; J. Knox Walker, Washing- Hamilion. Georgia; Geo Costar, Mobile; J. therell. Philadelphia—and 158 others eral Cass arrived ip Buffalo on Friday evening. and procerded up the lake the same evening, on board the Maytiower. Senator Felch went up on the evening pre- vious, Jobn P, ale will deliver an address before the Cleve- land Mercantile Library Association. om the 16th inst. Gen, Sam, Houston isin Cleveland, Ohio, ton; Jos Marine Affairs. Srp Lavxcnt.—The ship Heidelberg, intended for the Havreand New Orleans trade, and te be commanded by Capt. Charles Lagony, will be launched at 4 o'clock this afternoon from the ship yard of Jacob A. Westervelt & Sons; foot of Seventh street, East river. Tur Steamsur Froripa, Captain Woodhull, arrived yesterday morning from Savannah, in seventy hours We are indebted to the officers for the usual prompt sup- ply of the favors of our Southern cotemporaries. Married. On Tuesday, September 7, by the Rev. Henry Chase, Mr. Grone Baupwis, of this city, to Miss Freetove J. Winstow. of Bangor. Me. Bangor papers please copy. On Saturday, September 4. by the Rey, Mr. Stohlmann, Gustav Gunttany, of Elberfeld, irussin. to Many, only | duvghter of the late Major Thomes L’Estrange, of Li. B. w of all the cir- | M | h Regiment. y the Rey. Lott Jones, 0. Nacie to Miss Manta Vin- ceLETT. ‘At Brooklyn, on Monday, September 6, by the Rev. A, B Hart, Jony C, Banrox to Miss Ayn Jane Fitzmaurice, Loth of this eity. On Monday, Auguet 30, by the Rey, Dr, Lillie, Mr, Gronce Gurviy, late of Inverness, to Miss Saran Axx Mexprnsox, late of Glasgow. va papers please copy. On Mondsy. September 6. y the Rev. Dr. Spring, Writiam W. Borner to Mania T., only daughter of John Commerford, Erq . ail of this city. On Tuesday. September 7. by the Rev. Richard Cox, Mr. Onanies N, Cutis, of Philadelphia, to Miss M. Vincisia, daughter of Rt, T. Norris, Esq. of this city, On Tuesday morning. September 7. by Rev. Dr. Price, Mr. Jonx D. Swen to Emma, youngest daughter of Jobn Carter, Esq , all of this efty, At Augusta, East Florida, Augnst 22, by the Rev. Mr. Knight. Mr. Jayes Ginsox, of Martinville Somerret coun- ty, N.J., to Miss Exiza J. Boyp, of the former place. Jeremiah, Bartholomew, Michael and Edward Healy, reventh stre loved wife of William Haxton. von of Willian wi and 7 days On Wednesilay, September 8. after a lingering MNiness, Mr. Joux Hannis in the 70th year of his age. lis remaing will be conveyed to Troy for interment, from the residence of his son, Edmund 8. Harris, ‘Troy papers please copy On Monday, September 6, Evora J, Cocrnane, daughter of the late Thomas Cochrane, in the 22d year of her age. The friends of tho family, and of her brothers, James and Archibald, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral. from her Iate residence. No. 163 Mott street, this (Wednesday) afternoon. at 2 o'clock. On Monday, September 6. after a severe illness which he bore with Uhristian fortitude, Mr. Micnar. Fianenty, aged 60 years, His son, Bernard Williams, and also his sone-in-law, Manus Kelly and George Bevins. also the Captain and Assistant Captains, and members of the Sixth dis trict police, will attend his funeral, from his residence, No. ©0 Bayard street, this (Wedneeday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock. without further invitation. On Monday evening, September 6. at 914 o'clock, of consumption, Frenenick Horse, liquor merchant, from Cincinnati, aged 20 years and 10 months. His remaing will be taken to Trinity Cemetery this (Wednesday) afternoon at 1 o'clock, from the residence of bi brother-in-law. Samuel Parry. Forty-fifth street and Ninth avenue, His friends and public are invited to attend his funeral. yn Monday, September 6, Mre, Evie Heary, of en. ment of the liver. Jler friends and acquaintances, and those of her sons, respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this day,at 12); o'clock, from her late residence, No. 380 Pearl street, without further invitation, Her remains will be taken to Westohester county for interment, On Tuerday, ber 7, at No. 272 West bd wh Sonne Giemovrn, aged 26 ee eae Friends in the Stone Outters’ A) fully invited to attend her interment, this (Wedneeday) afiernoom, at 2 o’eloek, On Tuesday, September 7. CHauncey D. Hus, only Louiea Okell, aged ‘The funeral will take piace this (Wednosday) after- i & Fveldenge O ks noon, Wm & O'¢look presivcly, Som, wa Van Winkie father, No. 76 ireenwood for | tember 6, Amaia Louisa Matiicoa Rav, daughter monibs und 2% days, of cl Op Tueday. Septem Howtn, in the 46: ‘The friends aud rel 7 bess of New York Lodge No 10. are cexpeotfully levited vo attend bis fupers), o'ciock. at the fumily residence, at No 77 West Bieventh tend his noon. at Zo'deeh from No 181 Fourt! On Tuesday September 7, of consui “A. W. Penuy, wife of William Perry, of te Collamore qrendfather, 0. J. Gayler, No 66 Bast Twenty-Atth strect, | erar Lexington avenue. On Monday September 6 of cbronie diarrhore"Oarsins- daughter of Augustus F. aad Oath. , ones ee 13 days A us aud Louisa Rau, aged 10 morbus. year of bis w ives of this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 2 On Tuesday, September 7 after an illness of two days, Wiiisast F only com of Michael aud Klize Schureman, aged 6 yeurs, 1 month and 12 days. { 08 of the family are reapectfully velati juneral this (Wednesday) afver- treet ‘At Brookiym, on Tuesday, September 7, Mra. Mania ow of the late Charis G, Garrett, in the Sist the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuperai. this (Weduceday) after- noen, at $4 o'clook from her late residence, No 236 Court street. Brooklyn : Of drop+y. Tuomas Grecony. aged 52 years, a native of parvb of Danicer, county Lowth Ireland i} His funeral will take place this (Wedov-day) afternoon, ; at 2 o'clock, trom his late residence, No 112 Orange His friends and acquaintances are respectfully | invited to attend At Kllenvaile’ N, \., on Monday, September 6, Jarr. daughter of John and Jane A, Havard, aged 2 months and Her remains were taken to Greenwood for interment. At Yonkers on Tuesday morning. September 7, Ei orne, infant chila of Lieut. John C1 At Lis father’s residence. in Stoubem county, Ouranno F. Sain. of Brooklyn L I. oun, U. 8. Navy. ARITIMBNTIBLLIGENCE,. PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPTEMBER 7, 1852 Sbip New York, Hi Woodride, Bristol. N Bark Fotomac, Lunt, Bark Eliza Baiss, Bramhall, Bermudas, Tucker & Light- bark Meenolia, Brunel, Wilmington, MM Freoman & Co. Brig Wathonding, Duvscomb, Demarara, J @ Smish & Co. c s de Wolt (Br), Card, Windsor, J 8 Whitney & 0. pois Village Belle, Davidson, St John, NB, Hamilton & ros. Brig Creole, Troworgey, Boston, mi ido de Mari ( 0 a 8 Schr Wing of the Wind, Pearsall, Baracoa, Meacham & Low. Schr Fmpire, Rydor, Norfolk, Sturs Clearmi Schr Volant, Usburb, Nortolk. Moet & Bedell- Schr “Ship Carpenters,” Burroughs, Fredericksburg, Van » Lewis, Ri a, C 4 ian Rerenyt H Pierson. Bove & Slaght. 61 paseencersy ga & C spobesobr Emelive, of and for ‘Ship Forrest King, % méen and 2 pascengors, to J A Brower & 6 Brig Borneo, Hodgdon. Calais, 5 days. Scbr Nautilus (Br), Martin, W Fister, to F A Bloomfield. Schr Maria L Davis (of Brookhi 7 dsye with lumber to ER Sheldon. Behr Ciy de, Baycock, Bo ¥ohr Plymouth Rock, La . Merrion, Lube Schr Superb Pinkhom, tner, Blackman, Providence: W Ine. Fall River; Mary Patterson, Bateman, do; Bxoel, Oro- Tidelia, Corson, Providence; JB Dickin- Washin| ward, May, Eat River; ratt, Cob), Fall River; Silvia Higbee, Higbet BD- For account of sufferings and 3 n Samiento, see news from Sindwich Ii Sir CxroRD, which went asboro at Bodoga, is suid to be Parged, and all hope of getting hor to San been abandone Guevnuny, Samp March Sl. let 25 ton. stove shylights fore top pallont m: mexdous Lurricane Br Sure Lonny Weerrnn, for Chic, Francisco Lith ult, having sprong sleak. ads in a thiok fe see reither sun, moot Tra. Brie Rostrann, at San Franciseo from San Juan i The captain re(usod to = = deaths on board. Uist of the passengers or do fcun Atperman, fro 4-on Providence I and cargo were a total lo Bay in safety. The cargo was fully insured. Scun Renrcea, z the NE cale of Sunday Ins ha awey her fore topmast, topgealiant eprupg fore yard, and carried away head of ru rrat Provtacetown 36, Dp ofl. fond Och ship Jon Maxwall (of Fairhaven), Wavy, Ingian Oc Arr at Nantucket 34, sehr Tryall, Co do hmpbk oll ‘Arr at Greenport Sd, brig Plimcer, Baldwin, 150 bbl Art at Bonolula June 29. ship eC 15 mos from Japan Son, 29 bbls ap, 85 At Taleabuana, abt Juno 21, ship oy. Into of the Ri y 2, Dolphin, Cutler. tnelia, Devoll, NB. 250 mouth. 10) +p on ‘board, r which had beon caused by the fusting off of theoe plank and ceiling on Ps a Loft at St Helens July 19, dt, 120 wh, to enil in 4 days Capt Cutter. of she De ap; Al a 220 9 Caok Bevalh of the Cgrnelia, reported M Milena ‘pom by ott team Capt Bldridge, Aug 1, lat 44 50, 'o 28, no Int, Ship Iranc Boll, ash mit, 1a6 19, Cleared, Steamship Asia, Lott. Liverpool, E Cunard, Steamship Petrel (Br), Sampson, St Thomas and Bormu- Cunard. ip Coustitution, Britton, Liverpool, Gri: |) Minturn , Williams & Guion, ‘orega & Co. Orlesua, Frost & Hicks. ore, Gelrichs & Ce, a jall, Charleston, ‘St Marks, Brodie & Pettis. pidad de Cuba, Chamborlia, itor. 0, Lisbon, Grinnell, Port). & Co. ia, J W McKee. Ip hit bi rett, Portland, JT White & Co. Sloop Gen Warren, 81 ‘Bedford. Sloop New York. Chapman, N: Steemer Nebraska, Colmar; brig Jonathan Cilley (not bark Jonatha: ANp)Tewneehd” Mobiles Bugle & Hasasras smith, Ni Hi Baltimore, WH Thomps: Arrived, Steamship Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, San Juan, Aug b gold Gust and passe; B " aeved an Am bark showing jer, with letter O, Sth, 9 PM 1 terns rin: 15 miles, saw two steamships steermg 8. The N perienced strong N winde the Inst three daye. p Florida, Woodbuil, Savannah, 70 hours, to ST Sept 4,1 PM, off Tybee, passed bark Toxas, from ‘kK, inward bound; Sth, 2 4 P: dechr Jovas Smit! All jepe 4, WNW, has ox ‘ape Hati 'M, Int 34 20 N, lon 7635 W, York fur Wiltaington, NC! \d winds the entire assage. Sept 5. 0 AM, wit Spofiord, Tileston & Co. Sept 7th, paced steamship Obio, from Hathorce, Liverpo: ), Davis, Savannsh, on for Albany, 5 days. S days, 3 yy Brien, Lubec, 1: jarrii Bailed, Stip Coxstitntion (packet), Britton, Liverpool; bark Childe Barold Olmste: Wirddurize the day from Sto SW. No vesecls in sight bound in, from Sandy Hook, at sunset Tisvans; and others. Herald Marine Correspondence. Anived—Brigs Cirilian, Nichola; Wm M Groton, Geyer, sebrs Win L Dayton, Douglas. Provid Bateman. Fall River; Mai Georaé Edward: Mey, Boston: Puiwapecenia, Sept 7. ‘Boston; 'Ssml Small, ‘Tea dw ‘ensaco!a; Claussen, rer bark Clara 8 Esther E.jzabeth, Shaekford: pols, and Wm M Groton. ‘St Thomas; Kedron, Lake Ha Terrill, Beil, do. Miscellaneow: + Jon 2 jer jury masta, 01 ing Tal or tie side, lon 114 50 W, with at Ban Francisco from NYork New York. exvertonced @ ¢ i lab ld N Jon {oo W, encountered a tro fr , during which time the capt: , from ite density, Orleane tor Ni 4, no dt The pa Bay, Gould, at Providence frem Baseer, via W 4 which knocked the yeseol do diately with loss of about hal And had jib blown away ¢ San Francisoo from OLN. lon 11537 By a from deck, and on hich carried Whalemen. jehr John Adama, Freem Sid ship P Dela ‘acifie, Shoals, 38 bbls "2, Nye, Adams, of NB, ny Clay, ef Nan, re~ NB, reports at Jo- r N! Hopkin "Taylor, 4 ‘for aenr hed eteppads noywol manort ‘cruise and thon home. Buti Evio aceon, 10 8) W ye aareclls, May 24, on Maltre Poru, Nan, had taken 80 juans (whore she wae reported with Spoken, from Havre for NYork, Aug 18, lat 90 40, A eth Talbot, from Liverpool for NYork, Aug 7, ‘sip dura Monroe, from Philadelphia for Ban Francisoo, , alized Gy Liverpool for NYork, 4 bn ios and saw her again ke A sd (Br), from London for Boston, 4th inst, off 4 Fairy, Holbrook, from Boston for Smyrna, Aug 6, Br), 6 days from NYork for St John, lon 61 R i outes Clé 234, | Of Zat ner N¥crh Ad Sor Cw 08 Lorpon, Aug %—Cid art U. NY. Fi ‘indsor, NS, 14 days, with alia Ann. Conway, and ia Hic le. James Barratt, 0 lia , Dayton, Doug- ton, Babcock, Brooklyn Gee Ed- tre Poston; James Bar- tha on board the ads. from Matanzas for St Peters urg, Which wae arhore rer Eleincre 19th ult, is reported to have got cff nextday. Sir Michaer ANGELO, at San Francisco ftom NYork, on 5 20 W, experionced a white squall from the North, which carried apay fore topmast, main to} follanima.t, fore $ard, Jibboom, and wait. topmast hoad, ail and spauker, and did other dama: Suir Emprne, at Sen Fraociseo from NYork, ow July 20, Int 1706, lon 117 34 W, experienced a hurricane while lying carried away maivmast close to the deck, mizen mast head snd mizen topmast. jibboom fore topeail yard, spars, Ko, attached therevo, Went into port unde x Red, at San Francisco from NYork, via perienced light wines ail the pas ails but once after I ed the equator on the Pi t SK tracca, becalmed 1] day after crossing the equator, in lat Jon $8; did not make 100 miles during that time; car- ied ‘the trades to Int 32.N, 156 W, avd had light NW and N W breezes up to San Francisco. Sur BAannier Box: night dae out fro from WW, which lasted 72 hours; while sondding pooped nd bulwarks, test quarter boat, and did not om h toSE, which compelled her to cond for 24 hours. received po damage; had a succersion of head winds on the passa Greatest days run ‘il milcs—geemtos| with very little trade speed por nt back to San he was five days 8, baying Le the vesvel core arrived at Navy resins Walker. timore. dc; Reyat Gathewsy, ae. Sines dng {Sd Poytons, Saver, Malaga; 15¢h, 7 Dee- bi x Istawy (Canada), Aug 18—Arr ship John Moe: Bien eun, Avg 18~--Arr Rouble, Chase, Havans fer Gre: Fatmovrn, Aug 22—Are ship Hoary Ware, Wi 5 : sos bans Cenpaa rm, Matgas ; er fareict (Br). Spurr, fer Frovt- otact. Sea Queen, Mews: Guascow, Aug 24 --Brig Pandora, Wi ort ith, Ni This Montreal, Kobinson, NOi the river, onteard b Francisco; Hemisphere, Pray, N Ni (+), fo Off che Sia 2a! r Boston 4th inst; Tam O'Shanter, pa (#). Leitch tor NYork 27th Gee Washingten, Comings do let inet, Stubbs. Nowport, M, oad Bremen and NOripaus, jd Sophia Walker, Wiswell, Rio Janeiro. 0 BRON Avs 9-~ ion, Mra. Many Nieuw Disrrs, Aug i8-Abram BSteveas, for Cursoos, tee Pox ranours, ‘23—Arr Margaret Evans, Pratt, Lon- dow fer York come any. Pont au Parr, Aue 9—Sohe TP J ‘up the const to load re Liliua, Ce Bo Sept 2—A for dg %4, Tro for London, Ds, Aus 2h rN, ‘awo, abt June 2l—Bark George & Horry, Coffin, Baltimore, disg. © tome Ports. ALBANY, Srpt 6—Arr sohrs Nile, Daniel Cox and And- rew Brow stor ‘augasset, NBodford; sloop JN Park- er, Providence BALTiMOBE, Sept 6--Arr ship So tis, Merrill, Liverpool 38 days; brice , Lockard. Culsis, Me Orb Frisby, Bos- chrs Meridiva, Frazier, San lae 15 days; JM Bayles Wm_B Darling, Gibbs, Providence. cud 00; Billow, Lapham, B 8 Li, Esst Cambridge, WH Mailer, ell, N York; Kemper, Dechiels. Philadel ton: Tooker N Yo! bri to Turn BUSTON, Sopt ¢—Arr ships Telogrs A 9; John Brysnt. Byer, Live Modena. “Kloriogo, altimore; brige Ei Florence Bovkin josto, Lanpher; Grand Tucl u Small,’ Philacelphia; sohrs JC’ Cal- la rd; New York Paok- m an Jacksor vlly; Friend, Hallett: Gen Clinch, Beker; Kenown, Boker, ana Southerner, ks Philadelphia; Loader. Nickerson, Albat lyn, LL. US echr Madieon. Commander eurveying cruine; steamer Eastern City, Winchester, Port- Jand. Sizpal fora He Cla a Moses Wheeler, King, Li- 8 1 He Baltimore; Maryland, Da- brij Orion (tr) Fur- Philedelphda; ‘Thomas ands mke: Chi bal \, Norfe avre. DANVERS, Sept 3—Arr cobr Star, Nickerson, and Ge: Tayler. Joner. NY ork. bia ACKEONVILLE. Aug 2%7—Arr brig Horace Grootoy, Chase, N York; echt Orlem Urann, do, Cld 28d, brice Wi mond; Hodgdop. do (befure reported. for Woatern iste Sth Francis. Savio. Nucvitas: LEWES, Sept 6, 113, AM_ Ship Tusaarora, for Liverpeot. wont to oem at 8 o'clock this morning. A heem brig pessed WORTLE. aug 20—Arx barks Pilgrim, Ba J AY —Arr barks m. iT, aD oma) Lind, Bunce, NYors; 8 C Buchanem, Hanson; Boston DEW ORLEANS, Aug 30— Arr steamship: ton, Brazoa Santiago, Aug 26, via Galveston Scars NYork Aug’), Below, coming up Sarah Purtoton. NYork. ‘Cla ehipe Dingene anda mkt; Alleghany, Symmes, Philadelph Catatuna (Span), Seabee, Harcelana via ‘Vigo; Maine, Feee- » Liverppe nhEW, BUD} ORD, Sept 6—Arr schrs Ocean Wave, Waed, OD. 5 “ ‘ANTUCKBT, Sept $—Sld schrs Susan, Russell, N York: 4th “Aokenh b Philadelphia, peal NEWPORT, Sept d—Cld brig Cardiff, Melvile, Ha scbre Envoy. ‘Lora, NYork fer Somerset, 8 Bolden. Ra bone, Dishton for Rondgut: Orator, Providence for Rondow F A Barker, Card, Davis for NYork. NEW UAVER, Sept 6—Agr sehr Den) Rnglish, Loe, Philadelphia; New Haven, Kelsey, Virginia, he M Clinton. Robinrony Philadelphia. OREGON. Avg2—Going into Columbia River beig E Pros- ton, and a tiny supposed the M Howes, from N York. ‘Atr abt lth, ‘hip M Howes, NYork: bark Wilton: briz Emma Preston. Sia barks Mary Melvil'e. and Louisiana, scbr Matthow Vassar. Ready for sca, bark Morrihew; brigs Vandalia Havencr aad Tarquina- ¢ Astoria, barke J Merrithew and J Adams ldg; schr Har- riet, ready to enil. ‘AC St Helen's, sbip Great Britain, and two other vessels, 27th; Wa hips me Porth ies ‘ka Mary Metvill a Ni ke wi ‘ortland, barks Mary Metville and Naumkeng; Vandalia, J Ww. foyner. Piedmont and Tarquina, a PHILA iol Mato ELPATA. Sopt 6- Arr brig D Crows Ll, Portli Fulton. Joline, Charleston. PROVIDENCE, Sept 4—Arr schr Patriot (of Snowhill), Lawson, Cherrystone, Va: sloop America, Sturges, N Yor! Sth. steamer Pelican, Williams, NYork; ‘schrs Joha Bow wan (of Philadelphia}, Churn Virginia; den, Mobile: schr Excel. frey. and J W Swain, Townsend, Philadelphia; ps Editor, Caso. Rondout; Chazles, Rhodes. NYork. vis Ni i Bristol Sid ath, schra Silvia Hiaboe, Higbee, an ta, Stites, Philadelphia; Tranquil, Seaman, and Rio Graade, K Ron sloops Alia, Elwood, Albany; Wm $ Mount, Paine ana Mary Dalle, Hawki adout; Fred. ric Brown, Gardiner. NYork; 5th, brig Patriot, Hoad, Best Groenwic 1); sohes John Webster. (with hor cargo of ja: Athos, Robinson, Battimi i ‘m H Bowen, Miler, and Fa: Bly donbar; York. RICHMOND, Sept 5—Arr achrs Wm Ratan, Rubia: Rich- mond, Loveland; Caroline Hall, ond Hill. Cneter, NYorky Hoops Mary Compton. Rowlaed, and Sopater; Van Name, NYork. ‘Sli schrs Victory, Baker, and Jullstte, Baker, BRAN FRANCISCO, aug ie-Atrived—Shipe F DISc0, aug 1—Arrived—s ar Woe Briard, Hong Kone: dultan (Bz), Browa, de; Atay (Bt), Cunningham do; Lady amberst (Br), Dandow, do; back vie Hymne (ir), Baker, By da Shite alorsburgh. “Crock Boston 131 day Michael '&, NYork 149 days; Troupador (Bi low, Hong ‘ks Kremlin, Ev: NYork dora, Sta- O: rif Rostrand (Ttal) uri juan BL Allen, Carter, Panama via A Sa ee Tayinis, Norway, Santa Cruz; Gazelle, Stoddard, La- 8, SI. ath—Steamship Winfield Scott, Cole. Panama 18_ days; ship Harriet Hoxie, Rowiand, NYork 136 days, via Valpa. rairo barks Drag: Andrews, Hong Kong; Vine del Mar Chil), Moulton, Valparaiso; brigs ‘erohage (Br), Cook, to's Island. Date! fr, Manila; Augustina Powhattan, Brown, Portl Valparaiso; bries Col Fremont, Brs- Robertson, Honolulu; achr Ciara Valparaiso, Boston 160 days, T B Wales, Mil- ‘ayne, Hong Kong: 1m eadora, B tt = rf Hobart Town; Susan, St: Bth—-Berke Bantata (DatchY ite aie storia: brig Desterrado (Mcx), Fabeader, trie (Port), Morcelles, Hong Kong. tips Obio, Haley, San Diego 5 days; Se y. do; barks Mary Waterman, Pierce, Panama; Flore McDonald (Br), Freud. London; brigs J 8 Cabot, Cope, Bo- linas Bay; Leverett, Dairing. from wreok of ship Oxford, with ete Fieging ae anchors. B —Bobre San Diogo, Miller, Bode; ; 4 Davis, Shoal Water. m aces th—-Brig Orleans, Leoch, San Blas, Sctrs LM Yale, Fish, Santa Cruz Stockton Packet, Miearseua Lec hiley, NY. to J gn Tsicabtane 63 days Satan’ Patty sien hres Coli Pelmoyth, Onerlos: Boots Geer Toile ieee, Fut back ship Lord Western (Br), San Fre Tah U8 triste se Bet D. th— ate St '°, Dells A a Prince de Joinville, Conwar, NY rk Ip dgpaielon ae Killey, Boston 105 days; barke antonio (er + -Marjeo, seilles via Rio Janeiro; Sark Sarmicuts (NG), Hoole; ist ba bit unas Rane diana Stas , eno; Rom °C, Y 7 Sitn'Boniyp, ain, Ses Pedro; Odd Fellow, Sweet, from 0 Ahn ¢ 13th stesmehips Columbia, Da'l, 1734 vis intermesiate ports, Rrememte Sirus Staffordshire, Richardson, Bost: Thermdlie NYoRL Lea ON Thy tndlbe, NORE 128 daje; B O Wiathey = ‘a hd Abu, Ramedeil, NYork 155 days via eae Bala7ss brig Sarah McFarland, Talbot, Acajultty eare Ship Pilgrim, Mayhem, Payte; bark Oocan ween, Reese, Bong Kong: brigs Marion, Lane. Humboldt ay: Virginia’ Hunt, Santa Cras; schr Suerte (Mex), lat: ard “Mazatlan. Ship Vietery, Li Manila; bark Ohio, Rauback, ), Stovel, Batavia; Ki ie! <(Uaw), Hobron, Sandwich » Stockton. ‘Ayluarde/ Pactie Ocean; brizs Jomo de Carr, “Allen, Doaieis; Baceh ‘Corwin, ‘doclesy 5th Ship 3 7 ratkeabore, ped Mumford, NYork; bark Drummond, th—Barks Essex (Br), May, Valnarsiso; Sal (Br), Ssdney: schty Confuor (br), Lavion, pinrictag eg yan, MeRenaie, Honolulu; Joseph Hewett, Wiaden, Saa- ramento. 7th—Ship Amoy (Br), Cunningham, China: a Kor nies Stockton; Laure Berle rian ots ander, Me 00, Mth—Ehiy4Samvol Apploton, Doane, Whampoa; Eastern Ports in tho State, Kiliourn, Calontta; bark Oriont, Cory, ‘an Emilia (Mox) Chapman. Socioty Islands; Pacific; byige Jo Courier (Dan Lapes, Mexico; Sirona (Mex), Torris, "alo es and V + Rosalind (Br), Kinney, Val- th—steamehips Sea Bird. Haley, aad Ohio, Hil San Diego: ship. Sultan (Br). Brown, Catino Burpham, Marsbal, Valperaiso; Dolores ( rie Dudle ily ey | to; eli meetin Stoamat ips P: —Stoamst ips Panama, Watkins, Lae TE ann de Sth a once tater ant omar jeu yamah! a Bird, Haley, and Ohio, Hilliard, an Diogo, Swedish frigate Bugenia Mowoiuta; ahip Victory, iane Manile; bark Drommond, Falkenburg, Sydno froma (Mex), Torris, San Gine. ae ate Maseachnsetts, Valparaiso; State, Kilbw: ‘a tn: muel Appleton, Dor frew (Br and Dolores , te ). Caloutta; Alexander, Society «Kong. 8 t Virei id Ro! B io, Onlivmgantl Mpdonea’ de tee bee ranclese SALEM. Sept. 4—Arr schrs Italian, Str: Pi " Martha Maria, Swit; Row York. Sia brig Piauwe megs Africa. Arrved, AN JvAn~Steamship Northern Li rest John, P Schloeec ity Pas rH Moors, HC Hot, Wra Wine SM Eastorly, M Bade b Brown. W Havca. W Ford, elite; HO Benham tf ino Wateon, B Cha A Prinoe, N Field, teridee, Coanont, Jd Wi Steumen “onde ka D jorida—L M a Mie Cohen, M a Bin Jeane Locks. A T IW 4 Froem ficwry Min ‘Thomas Yord Wim: Doody Be $4 2 iok, FM Alien, ‘and J2 ini © ron —Steamship Unton—, Bleak aad praone WO Ushio te tian Kimvatt jacheldor. Geo D Arive, Joh Pinitide hit tet P Eerie ole, ene, Parke. %'s janie, W i ‘Auet .t rovoaten Li Mre Horthnt Mise Yady, 1 Sibley, ish, Miss Rodsold, W 8 Boll md indy, and 9 in tho eveetnges ‘ 4