The New York Herald Newspaper, October 12, 1852, Page 8

SEW YORK COMMON OCUUNCIL. OFFICIAL.) Present—Richard © Compton |. President; Alder- Ward. . Cornell. Atvord, Doherty’ Peck. PETITIONS, Alderman Mooar— Petition of citizens of the Second for a railroad in Brosdway. To jal Committee. By the same—Peti jon 0: i of First ward, for the same. 10 Special Committee, Alderman Siii1H— Petition of citizens of the Eleventh for the same. To Special Vomaittee wolene OaKLey—Petition of citizens of the Fourth for the came. To Sproini Committee. Alderman Bristxy—Tetition ot citizens of the Ninth ward. for the rame 0 the Special Committece Alderman Couxsii—Pertition of Henry Abell, rela- tive to certain land parchased by him, im the Seven- teenth ward To Comanticr on Fiannce Alderman 8x17H— Kemon-'ravee of the butchers of ne Maiket #geinst beousing the corner stall in said market to Walter Anderson To Committee on By Alderman Coane. —Peiition of Isaac McKay and otherr, to bave a sewer built m First street betwoon Houston street and Bowers Co Committee oa Sewers By Alderman Wako—Petition of citizens of the Fif- teemth ward, for a railroad in Broadway To the Special Committee. By theseme— Petition of 1, Walters aud others, appli- coante for Ninth Avenue Kasiroad. reiative to said read. To Committee on Sirects By Alderman Tiryiaxn—Perition of William McKay, for relief from aseeesinen!. fo Committee oa Finance, By the same—Petition of resideats of Manhattamville. for Uroton waier, throvgh Lev re ani L3vth streets To Committee op Croion Aguednc’ Department By the rame—FPiticoo of J. Codatngton and Jacob Tiarren, for relief from avessment. To Committee on By ‘Alderman Brisiey—Petition of Alderman L. Earle, for Pellet from assessment To Committee on Finance. By Alderman Disnas—Priition of ettizens of the Seventh ward. tor a raiirond in Broadway, To the Spe- —Pelition of N Thurston and w paved, between Cwenty- signe, Sau Macey scandy ccreste,, fa? Demmuattten: Ou oo the same—Prtition of G Clelland and others, to have grade of Forty fifth «(ret changed, between Kighth and Tenth avenues. Co Committe on Roads, Alderman Warp—fetition of Hose Company 40, for ional men do Committee on Fire Department. By Alderman Bakk—etttion of the Seventy- first Regi- went N.Y. 8. M. for astund of colors, To Committee on Arts and Sciences. By Aldesman @xancite—Petition of James Brady, for relief from assessment for building bulkhead foot of Grand street. To Com mittee op Finance. By Alderman Twerv—letition of Joha Rea, to be repaid mount of tax erroneourly paid. To Committee on Fi- mance. aon Alderman $¢ areyas7—Petition of John N. Genin, for permission to nusid a bridge xcross Broadway for pe- destiiaps 10 Committees op oireets By Alderman Doneriy— Petition of George F. Clark and others. for the erection of a fire hydrant corner of Fifty: first street and Eigh'h avenue, LT Committee on Crovon Aqueduct Depariuient, RESOLUTIONS By the Presipesi—Resvived. That the following laces be, apd the same aro. hereby designated for Rotating : ibe polls of elecvion in the Eighth ward. vis :— Firet’district, No. 111 Mercer street ; Second district, on the fouth east corner of Prince and Wooster streets ; fnird district. No isl Prince street ; Fourth district No, 20 Dominick street; Fitth dirtrict, No 160 Varicik street ; Sixth district, barber's shop on southeast corner of Hudron and Dominick streets; Seventh district, No, 323 Hudson street; Eiguth district, No. 339 Spring street. Adopted By Alderman Tremaxx--Resolved, That the following places be and are hereby designated to hold the polls in the Bighteenth ward :--First district No. 32 Nine- teenth street ; Second district, 102 Nineteenth strect ; Third district, avenue A near Kighteenth street ; Fourth district. 109 East Twenty-second street ; Fifth ‘district, Fourth avenue. corper of Twenty-third street ; Sixth distriet, 995 Third aveone; Seventh district, Fourth avenue, near Thirty-recond strect; Eighth district, ‘Third avenue. near Thirty sixth street ; Ninth District, 508 Sixth avenue, Adopted By Aldermau Bovcr—esolved, That the election poile for the several districts of the’ Fifth ward, be held at tbe following places:—Virst district, 95 Leonard street; second Cistrict. 192 Duane street; third disiriet, 147 Wert Bresdway; fourtb airtrict, 107 Hudson strevet; fifth district. 32 Vestry street. Adopted. By Alderman Smite—Kesolved, That the election poll for the cecond district. of the Eleventh ward, be held at 98 Columbia street. Adopted By Alderman Oak.ry—kesolved that the polls of the election district of the Foarth ward, be held at 202 Wil- Ham street. corner of Franktort street; that the polis of the recend election cistrict of the Fourth ward, be held at 18 Oliver street; that the polls of tne fith election | district ot the Fourth ward be held at No. 1 Oak strest. | Adopice \ By Alderman Borcr—Rerclved. That the Commis- sioner of streets and Lamps te and ix, hereby directed to cause Warbington «trees. trom Canal to Resde street, to De lighteo with gas without avlay Adopted By Alde:wan Tirmann—Kew olved ‘That the following Ramed per/ons be and are uireby appointed to act as Ln- specters of Election in che Kightenth ward :—First dis- trict, Royal Phelps, Charles rf Lineveck. and William Day: Second district. Pa-eal Bertine. Caries Hinckley, | ¥, Benjamin; Thid district, Charles H Benith Harrie Wines ans Jowes O'Neil ; Fourth district, Jobv Surphy, W. G Gelston. and toward B, Brush; | Fifth disteict Jobn Mtt. James Smich and Wm, A, Adums ; Six-b district. Jorn Ainsl-y, Andrew Ferrier, and Komund Stepbeoron ; Stventh di-trict, Samuel Al- lem, Wiliam Penny. «nd William Roberteon. Jr. ; Eighth distriot, James B phe», Der mis Desn. and Abel Whea- wo. Jr ; Ninth dittrict J Walter Rosevelt, Wm. Chap- man, and Parker Chawberiain. Adopted By Alderman Moonr-—Rescived That Joseph Black- bure be and ts hereby appointed (n-pector of Hections of tho Second atutrict of the First werd, in place of Harry Jurgens, removed from the isiric:; also, that Samael Auld be avd 18 hereby appointed Inspector of Blections the Eecond District of the iret ward. in the piace of Michael Doran. Jr removed trom the district ; aiso, that Charles Gannon be axa is hereby appointed Inspector of Eleotiors oi the Thiro Givirict of the First ward, in the place of Wan Stokley. rewoved from the that Thomas Green be and is hereby appointed Inspector | of Election of the Trird oitrict of the virst ward in the Pisce of Joeeph Blackburn removed trom the district, Adopted By Alderwan Oakrey— siover of Ke pairs snd supplies be and he is hereby dire ed (o bave # cross waik laid on the coroer of James and Batavia streets, without d: ley | By Alderman Sivrreysvr— Street Commicricner be aud be is hereby duvected to heve the fish float or reck for tbe use of the fisherme: h devlers st the Wael market sitva eat y North river rebuiit ana the breakwater enclosing the Game be repaired without delay, and that the sum of three Lunared and ffis dollars be and the eame is appro- Ptiated th refer, Adopted on # division. viz: fiirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley. Ssurtevant, Oak- ley, Boyce Bert the rreeident Alcermen Brisley. Fran- cis. Smith, Tiemann, fad, Ward, Denmon, Alvord, Peck—16. By the rame—Rerolved. That the Street Commissioner be nnd he is hereby dircoted to take to bave the sidewnik on the north w 4 bers and Greeuwich etreet reluld with ageing Adopted By Alderman covce-R d That the pior, foot of Watte street. North river, be repaized with an additional tanall block. to be placed on the ensterly side of the nortberiy L. under the dicection of tue 8’reet Commis. r, the expense thereat w be (uken from the appro- Priation for docks aud +l Ty Aldermen Bano— pe repairs. Adopted. aolved (if the Board of Aseist- aut Aldermen ccncur ) Tht # receiving basin and cuirert, to connect with the fewer In Crorby street, be built at tne south-east corner of Jersey and Cro-b 8. under the direetion cf the Crotem Aqueduct Department. avd that the sur) of two hundsed dollars be aud itis hereby ap- eae theretur, and tbat the Compiroiler bs and be hereby direoted te pay the requisition of the Préddeat | of aid depertment, to the ame before menvioned Alderme ley, Boyes e Aldermen Brisiey. Francis Bmith, Tiemaon, ord. Ward. Dermen, Cornell. Alvord Peck—16 By Aldermen Civmax—Kerolved. That the basia at Manbetievviile. inside of the bulkhead, now building. be filled in with wholesowe esith under the direction of the Street Comminsioner. and thet the expense thervof be drawn from the appropriation for Real Estate Ex pone and bat the Hadsoo River Railroad Comgsny be ied to wnite with the Corporation in making eaid filing beneath their rondway: and in case of veglect on the part of eaid compsuy ‘O make such filling that then the rame may be competed by the stceet Commissioner on their account, and legal proceedings taken to recover the expense (hefeot from said company Adopted. | By Alderman Tween~ Revol That Francts Leonard De and is bereby sppointed Inspector of Election of the ‘Third District, seventh ward inplace of Joun 0 Oakley, resigned. A the sidewall, in 00 | Hiy Alderm Bana—Resclved. That front of 187 and 18¢ Walker rtreet, be repsired under the direction of the Sucet CCmmisrioner, Adopted. By Alderfian Barn—liesoived, Cbat the crosewalk, at the corner of Bayard street and the Bowery be repaired | under the direction of the Commisvoner of Repairs and | Bupplies Adopted. | Ky aldermen &tuntevavr—Rewlved, That the Street Commissioner take immediate measures to put pier No 20. which has been cut in two by ihe contractor building | & baikhosd in front of Werhington Market, in repair, 60 that the lease may have the use of it, Adopted. By Aloerman Tremanx—Preambie and resolution reta- tive to the mode of opening streets and avenues. To Committee on Law Department, FROM BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. Preamble and Re-olution—Thut the Superintendent of and Supplies coure the east side of Third avenue to be reguinted and make it the width of one hundred | feet. Coveurted in. Resolution—That the Commistioner of Streets and | be direoted to cause piers in First, Second Third, Fourth. mites, Seventh. Eighth, Nin'h, Fleventh, Thir: teenth. and bixteenth waros to be lighted with gas To Committee on Lamps end (ins Communication from Street Commissioner—With es. | timates for flogging. Ke . Brosdway and Seventh avenu bog Forty seoond and Foity-rixth streets, Oonour of Committee on Strecte—In favor of paving mepet street between Tenth avenue and North river. Comourred in division. viz: Sinmettve— aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oak . Boyoe, Barr. Tweed the President, Aldermen Sris- Francis, Smith, Teimann, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cor. ‘Alvord. Doberty, Peck—19. Report of Committee on Streetse—Recommending an alpendment of rerolation of this Board to give permirsion to Menare Deghnes & Co to pave a portion of the Bowery with biook pavememt, Concurred in MOTIONS, Alderman Boroe moved to take up the report of Com concur to done'e $100 to John Pe- | laid on the tablc Sept. £1, which | street, from Fifth to Eighth avenues, | Slips, in favor of payi adopted by this Eosrd. and concurred in | | dergon. Bouton. McGown, Wright ‘The same was, after consideration, adopted by the fol- Reeolotion— Aj inspectors of election in the foo. Seen hae Son inet Semcon: pun om. it Solan vel leo teonth ward” ald onthe tabi. ike, originality, $7.000. apd altered to $10 000. Le gt oy: ear hy Moore, Haley, Oakle; ution— of holding election HEOK. Barr, Tweed, the P: Alderman ‘pussley. pan polls in Bighteeth rhidon the table. No 22 267, August 20, 1851, Smith. Bard. Ward a Demerty—18, Reeclu'ton--Appolnting Joseph Blackburn, and others, Made payable, 98 aforeraid. for $5.000. Nagative—Alderman Tiemann, Denman —2 inspectors of election in the First wara, in place of others Curck Boox. ok “3 Berean ny fds tin Cotes agp from the district. Copcurred in No. . igh Ae i August 20. 1851, Committe of Roads—In fat adop' ‘esolution—Derignating places for holding electi jo eatry made except the amount, Bib occa A of airetg andayenuse between | polls in Fourth ward. Concurred in va ‘Cuxcx, sane | Seventy-second and Eighty-sesond streets, and East and election polls for Scena district, Die Die. | No 22.816, August 234. Hudson rivers. Adopted on a division, viz:— | voalee pang be heid at No. 99 Columbia street. Payable as aforesaid for $10,000. Affirmative— Aldermen Haley. Sturtevant, Oakley, | turred in. Cnecx Boox. Boyce, Burr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, | Kesolution—That Washington street, from Boast to | No, 22316. August 23d. France ame ‘Tiemann, Bard, Denman, Cornell, Trees mrooia, be licked Set Coneurred punteiicne:. see e eens «$10,000 herty— | board then adjourned rege ll at HECK, } “Ot Committee on Fire Department—In favor ot paying | § o'clock. From the minutes No, 22.466, pt. 6, 1861. for repairs, &e., tothe house of Hose Company No. 36, EDWARD SANFORD, Clokr. Poyuble as aforeeaid for $10 (00. ed on & alvision. vi Bucs Pes Cueck Boox. ay irmative—Aldertmen Moore. skley, Boyce, Oo % 5 . Oth, Barr, Tweed, the President Aldermen riley iereatis, Debates in the Common Council. BLADE... sss sseeeseersonsces Ni hi a Smith, Bard. Ward, Cornell. Doborty—14. | From our Speciat Keporter Cneck, Negative Aldermen Tiemann and Denman—2, | Boann or Avpenmen, Oct 11, 1852. | No, 22.598, Bept. 22, 1851, Of same committce—In favor of organizing & new fire THE HARLEM KATLKOAD TRAC! Poyable as aforesaid, for $5 000. On the report of the committee being called up in fa- engine company in plece of Engine Com, No. 16, lately. dirbended, ‘Adopted. ie noned . Of Committee on Streets—In favor of appointing John B, Holmes a City Surveyor. Acopted. Of the same Committee—To concor to regulate, Ke. Thirty.sevencth etreet. betweon Second and Mhird ave- nues Adopted on a division, viz: Affirmative--Aldermen Moors, Haley, Sturtevant. Oak- ley, Boyoo. Barrg tweed, the Pserident, Alderman Brialoy, Franets Smith, Tiemany, Pearsall, Bard Denman, Cor: neil, Doherty—17 FKOM BOARD OF AsSISTANTS—RESUMED Resoluticu—-Appointing Inepectors of Klentions for the ‘various districts of the Twenticth ward Concurred in, Revolution—Fixing the plices fir holding the poll of , the different Election districts of the Tweatiesm ward. Concurred in. OfCommittes on Roads—Relative to the excavation of reek and earth in the Toqniasiag, So, Forty-second sireet. between Second and third avenues andin favor of copfirming the assessment list for said work. Adopted on a division, viz :-— Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce. Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermea Brisley, Francis, Smith, Tiemann, Bard, Denman, Cor- nell, Doherty—16. Of Committee on Streete—In favor ef directing the Harlem Kaiiroad Company to relay their track in Uanal street, with grooved rails. Adopted, Of Committee on Fire Department—Tn favor of building | was some difference of opinion between the g anew house for Hose Company No. 29. Adopted ons , division, viz. :=~ Affirmative~Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley. Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Francis, Tiemonn, Bard, Cornell, Doherty—-15, REPORTS RESUMED, Of Committee on Streets—In favor of adhering to their former actiom, in granting permission to Watt Sher- man, to erect a bay window to house. corner ‘I'wenty- second strect, and Fifth avenue. Adopted Of some Committee—In favor of regulating, Kc, White street, between Church street. and West Broadway, and Church street, between White and Walker streets. Adopted ona division, viz. : ‘Affirmative—Aldermen Haley. Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, the President. Aldermen Bri:ley. Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman. Cornell, Doberty —14 On motion, the Board then adjourned until Tharsday | evening, at five o'clock D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk, Boanp or Assistant Atv: Monday, Oct 11. 152, Present—Jonathan Trotter, Exq.. President, in ‘the chuir; Asristant Aldermen Brown, Tait. Mubbatt, O’Brien, Koduion, Breaden, Woodward, Ring. Wells, Ander- son, Bouton McGown, Wright, Barker, Rogers, Valon- tine, Brastow, and McUonkey. PETITIONS. By the Prrsinent—Of Thomas Suffern and others, to have the Bowery opened in a direct line to Franklin square. To Cominittee on Streets ‘By Aesistant Alderman Brastow—By John Curtin. others, for a well and pump in Eighty second street, be tween Third and Fourth avenues, To Committee on EN, 8. By same—Of Jacob Weeks Jr., and others for a sewer in Forty-first street, between Third and Fourth avenues, To Committee on Sewers, By Assistant Alderman Rivc—Communivation of En- gine Company No. 25 remonstrating against the report of the Committee on Fire Department. reinstating Henry Dater as foreman of said company, To Committee en | Fire Department. By Asristant Alderman McGown—Of J. V. Seaman and others, that 109th street, between Third avenue and Harlem lane, be lighted with oil. To Committce om Lamps. RESOLUTIONS. Assistant Alderman Bourox—That the Superin- tendent of Markets report to this Board by what authori- | ty he allows the construction of an addition to the Ua therine market, extending some fifteen feet tato South street. and thereby obstructing the travel of that part of Scuth street, By Assistant Alderman Rinc—That water-pipes be laid | in Forty-fourth street. from Tenth to Eleventh avenues, Adopied. By Aseistant Alderman Ropsax—That Hose Company | No. 41 be allowed five additional men. Adop*ed vor of requiring this railroad company to take up ‘heir present rails. avd lay the improved grooved ones, and | also to take them up entirely in one part of Canal street, which extends beyond the car. house. Atgerman Ba ‘ourteenth ward ) moved an amend- ment, dirpensing with the latter requisition He satd it was @ matter of convenience to them, and the people there— bis constituents—did not complain Alderman Boyce (tif'h ward ) waa favorable to rail roaas but would vote for the report and give notice ne meant to move ip all cases where they granted valuable privileges to these companies that they absolve the city of all expenses 1m paving aod clewning the streets to be so ured = This they could wel! afford Aldermen Oakey (Fourth ward ) suggested, as there Heman ‘and the committee that the report be referred back Alderman Bann (Sixth ward.) said it was ished very | much by ‘be people ot his ward; and these cars stood | there at all hours eos ructing the etrect He bad himself presented a petition when 1a the Board of Assistants Alderman Dewman bad on the Hudson line, thst day, seen two vehicles broken. and it was an every day oc sur rence. He would vote for au ordinance to change all the rails ip the city aud fora farther improvement if oossi- | ble. They might easily lay two tracks; and he hoped | this extension sould not be permitted for a moment Alderman Baxp depied they could lay more than one track; snd the convenience of running the carriages fre- quently required it, but he would mot press it, The re- post was referred back Alderman Fxancis (re th ward) hoped that track would be taken up, as the whole stroet was filled up with the Harlem railroad cars. Alderman Stuxtevant would renew the amen iment if it were withdrawn If the company obat they could be fived. as any other o wou'ld pot do they might thea be com ment was then put that they lay sume extent as the prereat ones adoption of the report was Alderman Stunts vant would ask wh Committee had taken any action in Hudson River Railroad, They had heard | &e., were broken daily there, and it. was attended to. the new rtyle of rail might be Alderman Sirvurevanr t ciently satisfactory. and the were quite sufficient. Board shortly after noon, A number of ro We refer to our o THE ALLEGED EMB! OF TWO HUNDRED AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, IN THE HOUSE * OF RROWN BROTHERS & CO —INVESTIGATION BEFORE 1HE POLICE JUSTICE AT THE TOMBS, At one o'clock yesterday afternoon, a number of the venerable logking financiers of Wall street graced the antichamber of the Police Court, at the Tombs, for the purpoee of attending the investigation set down for that day, pending egainst Augustus G, M. Bowen and D. A Comstock, the former late cashier in the house of Browa Brothers & Co., and charged with embezzling over $220,000 ; and the latter said to be an accomplice, from the fact of having raised the said money on Joans at various times, without giving ample security. The two parties accused were in court, accompanied by their res- pective counsel, and the first called to the stand was Mr. Stewart Brown. one of the firm of Brown Brothers & Co. The following is the evidence taken up to the hour of adjournment :— TESTIMONY. Stewart Brown, sworn, Lam one of the firm of | Brown brothers & Co. By Asristant Alderman Mc(oxxeyResolved, That | the polls of ibe Twentieth ward be held at the following pleces :-—Firet district, No. 249 Beventh avebue; Secoud district, No. 424 Seventh avenue; Third district Thirty- sixth street. third door east of Ninth avenue; By Mr. Owen, counsel for complainant—Q. Mr. Brown, who comprices the firm of Brown Brothers & ( A—the firm consists of Wibam Browa, ae es We Bren James Brown, Samuel Nicholson, Francis A. | Vemilton, William E. Bowen, Mark W. Collet, and | | myreif fourth dis | trict. No, 525 Ninth avenue; Fifth district, No.o7 Teath | ayenue. Adopted. Ry the same—Kesolved, That the following persons be and are hereby appointed In<pectors of Election for the ‘Twentieth waid :—First district, William Murray. Chas Diseh, Charles Roes; Second district. James P.” Fagen, Joseph Oatwell, Jr.. Francis M_ Curry; Third district, Theodore Martine, Barouel Ven Wart. John J, Talimaa Fourth district. James § Ward. James Wallace. Hogh Turner; Fifb district, Thomas W, Olmsted, Paul Metiinn, B, Harrison Reed. Adopted. REPORTS, OfCommittee on Finence—In favor of selling gore of | land to Danie! B. Teylor. Adopted. Of the s In favor of selling m gore of land to CInistopher Heiser. Adopt Of Committee on Roaas—In favor of opening 100th This papor, on motion, was taken from the table, and adopted by the fol- lowirg vote :— President, Messrs. Brown, Woodward, Wells, Bouton, McGown. Ring, Valentine, Brastow, McUoakey cgative—Acsistant Aidermon Rodman, Anderson, Bar- ker=3 ‘The report of tho Committee on Wharves. Piers and Phillip Mabie for extra work on 12.E.R, Board ‘of Aliermen, but gent back by His Honor yer, With objections thereto, was, ou motion, called up avd sgein jaid on the table Of Committee op Sewers—In favor of sewer in Thames street. from Temple to Greenwich streets. Adopted, by the following vote — Afirmati he President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, O'Brien, Kodman, Breaden, Woodward, Weils, An derron, Bouton, MeCiown, Wright, Barker, Rogers, Ring, Valentine, Bra ikey—19 Of Committee on Streets. in favor of Jaying new cross- walks at the intersection of Piae and Front rtreets; im favor tlngging sidewalks in Clinton street. between Hester and Grand streets. Both adopted, each by the following yo Afismative—The President, Mersrs Brown, Tait, Mab- batt. O'Brien, Rodima: Breaden, Woodward. Wells An Barker, Rogers, Ring, Valentine, Lrastow, McConkey==l9 RYsoLUTIONS By Assistant Aldermen Woonwann—That the Com- misHioner of Streete end Lamps intorm this board why Olinton and Sixth streets. between Second avenue i avenue A. are not lighted with gas, agreeably vo Adopted what MeConnr Seventh averue fiom Tweniy fourth to WertiethT streets, be ligbted with gas. Adopted. By Ascistant Alderman Wrirs—Thot Thirteenth street, from Kighth to ! Adopted By Astistant Alderm: sionets report to the the posts in the o the Park is not co nih avenues, be lighted with gas p Rixc=-That the Street Commis. pace of the DBiowdway side of , and he is factuer directed ple to have the same attended to forthwith. Adopted. Reronts. Cf Committee on Streets --In fevor of regradi ing priag street, from Broadway to Crosby street, end r me upon euch grade line. daopted by the Afficmstive..The Prosident.” Mesers. Brown. Tatt, Mabbatt. O'Brien. Rodman, Breaden, Woodward Wells, Avdexion, Bouton, MeGown Barker, Nogers, Wrigh ine Brasiow. McO tee on Lamps and, Gay .In favorof remune- toting Meare Curtis, Mitchell & Co. tor loss of a cack of ol] at Corporation yard, Adopted, by the following vote Afiirwative---T! Ring, Vale he President. Assistant Aldermen Brown. Mat Rodman Breswden King Welle, Wright, Barker, Velentine. Drastow, MeConke 12. NegativeArtistant Aldermen Talt, derron Bovio 4 Of Com ¢ on Sewers-—Tn favor of sewer in Madiron stroet. from Oliver to Catharine streets. Adopted by the following vote:-— Affirmetive- The President, Mesere. Browa, Tait. “ged bat, U'Brien, Rodman, breaden, Woodward, W dercon, Bouton, MeGown, Wright, Barken, Rogors, hing, | Valevtine Brastow, MeConkey=19 ‘The report of the Committtee on Streets. In favor of paving Chatbom street. from Roosevelt to William streets, with the Penkerton pavement, was, on motion, taken frem ihe table; end adopted by the foliowing vote:— Affirmatiye--The P tly pod Mevers. Rodman. Wreaden, Woodward Wells Anderson, Wright, Barker, Valentino, Brastow Met ‘oukey=11 Woodward, An Negntive-—Mesers. Brown, Tait, Mabbat, Ring, Bou- | von—b, FROM HOARD OF ALDERMEN. Resolution--Designating places of holdi fer the eight districts in Seventeenth wa evolntion—That Bernard Gaffney. Robert G. Wamoers- ley. and Calvin Iubbeli be yp ated Inspectors of elec- tion in the Beventh district, enteenth ward. Con- the election Concurred | curred in. Resolution—That Michael Smith. Anthony Wood. and | Chaties W. Lawrence. be appointed Inspectors of Bleo- tion of the Kighth district, ferenteenth ward. Con- curred in. Resolution—Derlgnating places for holding election poll in the Sixteenth ward. Coneurred in Resolution That oe fifth street, between Madi- son and Sixth avenues, be lighted with gas. Con- curred In. Keselution— Giving permission to George Griffin and others, in ‘Twentieth sireet, between Fifth and Sixch avenues, to have said street swept, &e., at their own ex- penee. Concurred in, Rerolution—That Twenty-fifth street, between Fifth and Sixih avenues, be lighted with gas. Concurred in. Re olution—That Twenty-fifth street, between Fifth ond Sixth avenues be lighted with gas. Concurred in, Herolution—Appoluting William & Perine, and others, | a* Inepectors of Eleotion in the Eleveath ward, Laid | (to be com! 4) on the table Keroluri Designating pluces jor holding election polis in Rigbth werd ured in. Te role tion~-Deeignal ing ee for hold aeotion Bolle in Fifth ward, Gonowrred oe Tait, | jourd why the work of putting in | Margin, | No, 2 163 Ex. checks. $5000. Gn the 4ih of Avgnst. 1861, three checks were drawn | to the order of Comstock; one check. No. 2208, for the margin. ax follows :— | Chee No, 22,088, August 4th -Q.—What is your bueiness ? A.—Exchange busivers, We usually bave large amounts of moneys in tbe bank—over hundreds of thousands. here is the cash kept? 1 ‘keep our account ia the Merchants’ Bank. to | the c) it of brown Brothers & Co, We baye no other | benk secount | Q—How many clerks have you engaged in the con- | cern? A—We kave eight clerks. Mr A. G@ M Bowen was the cashier, He has been employed in onr house tor the last twelve years. part of the time in Phitadelphis. He has only been for the last six or seven years our cashier, | Q.— What is his du'y as cashier? H A—To keep cash accoun's. It was not his business to | F procure furds He has drawn the checks for the last tbree ox four years; thatis, be filled them up, but didnot | always sign them. g .—Did be keep any cath account ? | book. (Lhe counsel, Mr. Owen, here produced a copy of the | power of atterney given to the bank, ‘This was ad- mitted, and marked A 8 What authority had Bowen to make loans? Hie bad the power to loan on good security, é —liad be (Bowen) sny power Co loam the money of the coueern without receiving security? A=Not at all | Q.—Since July, 1851, bas Bowen had any authority to | loan money to D. A. Comstock? | A.—None, whatever; he was expreetly prohibited from loaning meney to Comstceh, by myself } Jlave you. or any member of your firm, loaned any | y 10 Comstock rince the Ist of August? A—No. they bave not Did you k Bowen to Cows your return from Europe? A.—No. 1 did not; por dol know now, only except | what Bowen says Liwself | ‘two checks were here produced by the prosecution, which the Clerk of police marked * Exbibit Band U"? The checks are both dated bik August, 1851, one for | $10,600, and the other for $20 000, payable at the Mer. | chent’s Bank, to the order of D. A Comstock. and flied vp and signed by A.G. M. Bowen. ‘Thry were snowa to | Mr. Brown, who raid, * 1 think the eudoreement oa the | back is that of D. a, Comstock; the other wetting is that | of Bowen. whore checks have been paid at the beak, and the caneslled mark cf the bank snude upon them ” Q=—Did youor say one of your firm know of this loan? ‘A —I did not, nor any of the firm to my knowledge; in foct I know they cid cot ‘Tbe two che | avy money had been loaned by | to, as above. bear the numbers of 22 106 : the furmer for the sum of $20,.00, ard the batter $10 000, Mr. Brown hire produced the cash chock hook. Ho said the handwriting v wen's. In the auryin of tnis book, Opposite the amou iried out, was as follows :— August §, 1951, in ink, with the dash of apen run through bets & Co. cued inthe +vme manner in rk was D. A.C; ana the amount was curried | The other check wae as follows, on the margin:— August § 1851. Change... . $10 0uU In prue!l mark. 16" 3. Wi Jeay that the “D A in pencil mark, wee in the band writing of Mr. Bowen; the wort | “ebange,” on the margin. I should implies to be y aruwn to be placed in the cash drawer, to be paid | }1 urs for daily use. k here marked heck book * Ex bi oTheK Onnek P wcep Marxrp | No. $2 re Aagust 11, 1851. | Payable to the order of D A, Comstock on tho Mer- | chante’ Bank, for $5,.C00, This check had been endereed, and paid by the Lenk, Curcs Boow Provucen, $5,000; the secon.d. No, 24,103, for $6 000; and the thi No 22001, for $6 000—all endorsed by D. A Comstoc and poid by the bank ‘The witness extibited the ehock book, and shows by No. 22081. D. A Comstock, (written in full) No 22,103, Blank.....-+ No, 22157. August 8th, 1851, ¥or $20,.00, payable to D. A. Comstock, endorsed and paid. Cneck Boox, Anornen Creck, On the margin. ‘ Angust Sih, $20,000, stated that it must have beon origi nally “ Chenge,”’ and afterwards. in my opipion, the let- ters“ Ex.” have been prefixed, as the * Change 4s write ten with a cay ©. that is my rearon tor thinking it is alsom en: colored ink The $20.000 apooara to have been originally made $400. and subsequently made $20,000; the alteration has evidently neen made—the 4 made into 0, and 20 inserted before it, making it appear $20,000. No, 22,172. Arorttien Crecn, August 9th. 1851 Payable to the order of D. A. Comstock for........$5,000. CurcK Box, No, 22171 August oth, Ex. Che, + $6,000 Axornen Cn No 22266 August 10th, 61 Made payable in same manner as the others for $2,000. Curcx Boor, No, 22.266. August 19th. No other entry made except the amount carriod out, $2.00. Creek, No 22.278, August 20th. Mode payable in the like manner as the aforesaid, for $10 000. Onrck Boor, No, 22.973 Avgutt, 20th | Cher et (iu email writing. 0.10)...... 10.009 | Mr. Brown enid that tt appears in ‘thio chook tock that | A—Yes he kept # cash account in the regular cash ik i evtry of this on * ovld be brought up it | Dr. Hague. | year of ber oge, Canouive ceive an answer. Cuxck Boor, No. 22,596. Sept, 224, Blank. No 2,026. April 27th, 1852. Doysine te D. A. Comstock. as aforevaid. for $20,000 Crick Boo, No 26 626. April 27th. Blauk... se ereeveee cree fOr $20,000, ‘ Guten No. £5.768 May 4th, 1852, Payablo us aforesaid, for $10,000, Onkox Boor, No 26.763 May 4th, 1852, | Biank. ee + $10 000, HROK, No, 24,026 May 15th, 1852, Payable as eforcsald, for $20 000, | Curcx Book. | No 25 925 May 15th. Blapk...... . se eeee cree $20,000, No, 26.973. wi 10:h, 1852, Payable to D, A. Comstock, as aferesaid, $/ CnercK Boox. No, 2 973. ue yer Pars Lonn.. Mr. Brown here wtaied that the word * loan Pe seo to have been written in subsequently, Curok, No, 26 127. Payable aa aforesaid, for $10,000. Cueck Book, Tune 1st, 152, | Tune 1st. 52. + $10,000. No 26 144, Jone 24, 1852. Payeole ‘Be Aforeenid. for $15 000. 4 a ? Cueck Book. ah “| © Sune 24. 1852, for $16,000, st toe to 9.8 ety hg ‘Tune sth. | 2 August 17, 162, L endorsed by him, for d that the check book showing — it.was now at the offive, in He, , No. cog dated fable to D. A. mear half-past 3 Ano! check was | 19th of August, 1852 for $10¢ Comstock. endareed and Mr brown here remar! canes avd. as he resided out of tow: hero cid. Like to ‘he pult-past 3 o'elook train of bp Be. ‘was there- to adjourn over until half past 1 o’clook this day. Counrel for Mir. Comstock wished to know if it was | necessary tor-bis client to be presemt to morrow, aa it may | ‘not be copvenient. a8 he haa bis own business to attend to, and may not arrive in town after the meeting of | the court. In reply, Mr. Owen, couneel for the prosecu tion, semarked that it was not necessary for Mr Com- stock to be prevent, as they were ging on on wih the case hinst Bowen and would probably take up Mr. Com- stock's onge neat. The Turf, non Course, L, I—Taortina —The race yesterd: was the bert. we believe, in point of speed. that over took piace on Long Irleond. Three heats were well contested wen Lady Jane, Lady Brooks Lady Suffolk, and Jack Rteriter. Lady sane won in three straight in 2:3136—2:30—2:32; but she was closely push: throughout by Lady Brooks, ‘Lady Suftolk-the cid and brave old mare—made a mort (aod race ; and all besten, lost not a shade from the radiance of the galaxy of the brilliant honors she bus previously won. Tne fol- lowing is « summary of the race Ledy Jane., Lady Brooks Tudy Suffo.k Jack Rossiter, Lacy Morcow,. Tin First Feat... Quarter mile, 3535 ; half, Second it... Quarter mle, 36 ; half, Third Heat... Quarter mile 37; batf, Stock Sales. Puranenrnia, Oct. 2—( Reported. by Tintohinson & © 4.0.0 Camden and Am sh, $0; 4)! rey oe hs ai 000 peal ie 4: 2.400 do cach $04: 2,000 Reading Kail i huylkill, \aviration, 8, "34, 21, 107) uuylkill’ Nav ind, 8 Pounsylvania | "Railroad, wiwa, Bins ios’ E 50 do, b 4 G0 do, b5, 14 east 1) do, ‘ensh 1 Between ‘Boards —4.000 Lehigh, ior Long: ‘stand "4 1idg: 00 mH do, 6, 100 Union Casal, 5; is Canal, 1 aa ie Sebel Navigation ref Scoona Board ond ‘80 Con. Mortenye. 6's, 1% 1551745 10 Sobuylit) i 250-40, boy 207%: BOL wee Railroad, 05, Married, In this city, on Wednesday. October 6. by the Rev. Baward Movics. Pevek M Grant, of Arbroath Scotland, to ie Kauine, daughter of John I, Nafle, Esq, of Little Falls, NJ On Tu is morping, October 5, by the Rev. Mr, dno Wiiiiam H, Bistor. of Washington city, to M. 4 Mricrvit. of Burhmick. New York On Monday. Uctober 4. at New Rochelle. by the Rev, Rev, Busproxn H Lixconn, to Miss Gaanrer, f James T, Bells. Brq., ail of New Rochelie, L., en Thursday. October 7, by the Rev. veL B Haxr. of Adrian, Micnigan, Li daughter At Aste Mr Bishop, Mr 8, toMis Anva D © ry, Of Astoria. On the 9th of Mey last. by the Rey Mr. Curn of As- toria, Varnick Mackey, Esq . of Brooklyn, to Buzauern O'Gon>ow Crssey, widow of the late Terence CUlaney. Heq., of New York Died, On Monday October 11, after a long and severe fllness, Cano wite of Jobn H Stevens, aged 20 yours y d relarives of the family ure respectfully pd the funeral, thie sfrerooon, (Tueedsy.) | at twoo’olock from the corner of Sixteenth etreet Ninth | bts avenue, On evnday. October 8. at his fatier’e residence, Nor folk Vire*nia. sued 22 years, KicKAKD Last, eldest son of Wihiam 6. Lomb Keq At the residence of his grandfather, nent Wilmington, | Del, September 80. Rorent Danoy. aged 1 year aad 2 | Goss. youngest cbitd of George D. and Ann E. West, of Dew York Op Monday. October 11 after along and revere itimeen Henan, wife of James Magill, aged 36 years aud 6 mon! be. ‘he relatives and friends of the family are reepootfully invited to attend the toperat trom ber late residence, No. 1241 Nosth Fourth street, Williamsburg, on Wednesday, at one 6 clock On Monday. October 11. at Bergen. N J.. in the 36th Kevien, daughter of the late Jobo apd Mary Kirk The trends of the femily, and (fis members of the | t Beptiee church, are respectfuuly invited to ia afternoon, (Tuesday) at four o'cleck from the residence of her brother in-law, Jona Harris No 65 Seventh street op Sundry Cotober 10, of consumption, Dasie, Come mince. sued vl years, ‘The friends ond acquaintances are reepectfully invited to atierd bis funeral this morning. (Tuesday) a: 9 o'clock, trom his late revidevee, No 95 York street, hrovkiyn His rexwains wiki be casried to Newark. N.J., for iulvrment { Killed et Matamoras, Atexaynen Finuay. aged 34 years dete ot y on tidest von of the late Kobert Fintny. Csetieblancy. County Monaghan, Lreland, Bis meter hus received # letier from the Captain of the | tating that be hed joined the revolutioa in Jexieo nod wax hilled at Matemoras, He rays, Tremsined witb bim un'il be died, and reerived his last He ¢»\d totell you not to grieve tor him. that he wae dying haypy He'was my devoted friend. a good citizen Kea & brave Foldier; higbly respected by ail eho knew him ied bim as decently ns circumstances would permit and he told meto write until [ would re- I wrote to you in November last.” OAK ‘Tal . Pp, ROUN ERE Weekly Report or Deaths In the Uity and Courty of New York, frum the 24 day of ‘Dotober to the ¥th day of October, Women, 02; Bova, 118; Girls Sec Total, 888, attend o ( from tung! r lng wenided i Inflammation Inflammation of bowel Inflammation of kidneys Inflammation of lungs, {uflainmation of stomach, Inflammation of throat, Inflammation of womb... Inflammation of liver. Consumption. Convulsions, Small pox Teething . Tetan' Armor mone Semen ore nee 85 rer "G) to 50 youre, Siow year 6) to 70 your Tite mre V) to years, 9) to 100 years... 32 = S55 Paces or Nariviry—Us Baxiend. 9 95 ‘21; Ireland, 111; aited j Sootaae. a: 4 ‘Switser- Poendesions ip. North’ America, 1; South Pe o "know ‘Hevue, s Penitentiary, Blackwell's ; Randall nrc ‘s Cala ae ‘lum, dé Mei City Inspector's Office, Soe" it. 9, City éwell’s Ward's Ww. wine Sieg Inspector. SN eel | MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Mavellonie - Ucean Steamers. 6 1 | moon sere... HIGH WATRR. s Kiveapect Aspinwall, spinwall, PORT OF NEW YORK, OCTOBER 11, 1852. Ship Horatio, Switt, Sha Si ‘The mpson. p Wertuinster, Clearea, hae, Grinnell, Minturn & Ce. "Brown, Havana, Moses Taylor a Co. tuk, Pratt, Kingsto: ‘Nesmith & Sons. Shapter, New Orleans, Stanton & Ship Isaac Allerton, Sears New Orleans, Wm Nelson, ae Ship Camden, Lockman Bark Sale Brig Auna (Brem), Kobler, ms, Millett, Charlostos, Dunham & Lisbon, Brig Oregon (Br), Cary, Bay of Fundy, Barclay & Live ingston. in America (Br), MoKinnon, St John, NB, J 8 Whitney This Relief, Cates, Jacksonville, Peck & Church. oes Reveille, Sherman, St Marks, Smallwood, Anderson Schr ir 8. peeany Blachington, St Thomas, &c, Maitland, Phe] 3 & Y Bre Bout Pocahontas, Bingham, Schr J B bleeoker, Smith, dorow. da, Smith, Nareau, NP, mastor. shington, Bi palachicola, Ralph Post. oman & Rud~ Sebr Miami, Powell, Wilmington, ES Powell. Schr Cora A Lindsay, Day Newbera, Medad Platt. Schr D ut Sturges, Fairchild, Alexandria, Sturges, Clear- man & Ci glam, Petersburg. te, Seaman, Baltimore, Mailler & Lord. Behr Sarsh Elizy beth, Smith, New Haven, master. Schr Harrict Lewis, Cudwortn, Darien, Demill & Co. Sloop W H Sanford, Smith, Philadelphia. Arrived. USM Steamship Franklin, Wotton, Havre and Cowes, ith mdee and 134 paxsongors, to M Livingston. The F overs ut lh A M, Pe, Jat ie 40, Jon ‘24 8u, passed ship Florida, trom St John, NB, fos Vern: to Ladd & Churo to Room Brig Clint &e, to G Bul! , lon “Blue and whive Dees brig Moranoey, ‘dsveat &o, to Tho PM, Sopt 29, and arrived at yerpool. us, Snow, ad, fru Aug 10, alized an Am whali « on (ott Dinwida te Mitchell, left Oct Il. No asced Giiratee &e, to Foster & Niokorson. bark, Kavlag 2 a with red ball, apparently not long Hill, Nouvitas, 14 days, with sugar, mo- gor), Kent, Inagua, 14 days, with salt, Brig Dash ee. Callahan, Sydney, CB, 8 day » with coal, CharlestoMPG days, with cotton, oe American, Hayden, Savannah, 10 days, with cotton, to Dunh Sin Prosident Zachary Taylor, Holmes, Stonington, Conn, spices Dunbar, Millbridge, 8 da; ik We ,) Bri Albert: Fearing, Schr Albic 1, Cooper, Rockland, 7 di Spurks, Eastport, domitian, Ragged u (Br), sland, salt, to W H Newman & Co. Sehr Beles Torrey, Pugwash, NS, 12 days, with lum- ber, to AG Bi Oot Schr Monterey (of gel ea pokecly, Fi days, with lumber, to Peck & Churoh. | Hattorss light, saw the wreck of a fore and aft sol of her musts were out of water; had a square supposed she had been run down. Sebr ington, PC, days, with naval stores. , with lumber, to in ballast, 12 days, ab days, with Pensacola, 17 8 miles E of he tops bent; Elizabeth Ann (of Weshington, NC), Krause, Wash- chr En Avant (Br), Dunbar, hifreesic) NS, 12 days. Sobr Tariff, Johnson, Stamford, Schr Treasurer, Schr Mary Schr Joseph Hall. Cee, New i: ‘day: ‘d, Buell, Portiand, Co M Brain: Schr Bay State, Bird, Boston, 4 days. Schr Adelaide, Brigge, New Bedfor y8. Schr Willett & obinton. Cartwright, Sagharhor, 2 da; Schr Challenge Joyce. Gloucester, Mass, Schr Magn oliz, , Machina, 12 day ¢, Portland, Conn, 6 days n, 6 days. days. Schr Marblebend. Bradley. Lubeo, Me, 8 days. Schr Matilda, O'Brien, Calais, 12 da} Salied, Ships Wild pee (clipper), Put varia. Bailey, Havre; routh W V Be wen, Dy er. Miramichi. Wind at very light. sunrise, (Pen Steamsnir FRANKLIN. m, San Francis olina, Sanford, Mobil a (Br), Gran- nd aft schrs ; Meridian, alm; sunset, SW, and Bonneavx, Spt 2i—Sid Elizabeth, Nieman, NOrloans, Cowes, Sept 25, Fitch, NY 10 P M—srr_ steamsnip’ Washington, { ‘orl, aud proceeded for Bremen, Dra, Sept —Sla | Sir Robert Peel, NYork; 29th, St Po- tersburg, NUriean»; GuaviseNn, 27th, Ktert, Hav» &, Sept 24—In port, Annaw: Globe Bake for NYork Sept Corinthian, gins, and Leouicas, Hewe: covers Pe Sid th, Globe, sla 2th, Ast | venport, and Mobi bide, Boston. pt 2i—Arr Frederickstein, rancisco, Setzer, do: Hi oe Ser r, do; Annapolis, Gra\ i Dyer. for NOr! tor NYork; Saml & . Leach, for ——. Baker, NOrleans. Sept 26—Arr Washington NYork. ter Mure; ae ork; Snowden, NOrleat NYork. Sid for NOrlean vetin, Mary May, and ig- ‘x, Ainsworth, Geo A Phelps, Norfolk; Fides, 25th, Da- | Eutd for loading 2th, Sheridan, for NYork; Celestial, do; Henry Clay co. Cid 2th itechambenn, NYork; Shackaz axon (of Phila- delptin). Port Adelaide: Ame Island; City Loxpon, Se Newport, York. Charente; Hadetpaia, of Manchester (8 Spood, Staten 23—Cld A y, Sept H—Sid Merscy,and James Gray, N Sxienvs, Sept 233—Arr P J Behnek, from N York. Tue Lizanp, no date—Of, ship Kichard Morse, NYork for , London. Telegraphic Marine bag a bn Boston, Oct 10. Arrived—Brire Tropieus (Dutch), Rotterdam: hari hilsdelphia; Geo F Willams, Savan- delphia; chr Geneva, Wilmington. Geo Rayne Anna Rich, NOrloang; echrs Flict, Alban, pe Chili, Buenos Ayres; mer, N York. Arrived—Shipa Iowa, Magnolia, and (i zie Harwoo ° ew Be Arrived—Ship St Peter, Indian Ocean, wit and 1W bbls Souther, New Onveans, Oct 11, , wud bark Saragossa, Phila whale oil. o. NYork; Lis- 1000 bbls sperm Herald Marine Correspondence. Prinave.enia, Ocv ll—P M, Arrived—Ship Roseve, Byr Hichborn, Randell, Ps brigs Amanda (Ham), att, Wilp ineton Jolin 8 Shriver, Cain, Linwe, Midd Bliza, Mars berty. Williatn Leitchville, John J Tayle tueket Male linms, Midd Henderson, aier Pench Cleared—F Kensington, Forte: rd nan, Cambrie Mn SM Hasdoe tou, N Rio Jasei Tetow 1 NC! Jano Henderson Ww York. ark r,t yon’ Fre Jotown ROM Browning, Risle Hunter, Troy ‘a bah; steamer Virginia, Teal, Richmond, Ser as iyi # wer Swi Manawasxa—Cay ne up frem the above 4 the two Tighte Miscellaneous. rom down agin, aud ects to Uriug b nty fonr b is loaded witu buger, Ke. “Capt Yates bronght up were Janoed at the Quarantine HM the sourvy. Hartlepool; Choster, Croshy, Bost “Wilmington, NC; Geo’ Washiogton, Hunter, Staten 0 HF Baker MoLaughlin, Savan- a stonm tng Achilles nd Cnot ¥ ia of oe her, she will wouldsthe woather prove fa to the city in the course of the barks N G Bowe NYork: homp, hides, a, who pital, being sick’ with Svip Invincinir—The following desoription of « typhoon experienced by this vestel, on her passage trom San Franc £6 to Hong Kong, te from her commander, Capt Johus Weare just relieved from a’ typhoon citects, which we took on the night of the 6th, W: “duly § ning nlong | sented the m | ne mort beaw a 1 furled tions of Pad there stor aback, ‘ihe ruin indieation of a t oon blows ins eiroular form, my ship. ke ae wind agit hauled to the Southward, a8 very nicely until sunset, nost awful sight J ever sa 1 and clear—P dington id Read, by r tf vi Rale. 0 T then h Sen Was tremendons. Thad just when aky in SE pre- the horizon in the or low. This oon, I iminediately took aevery ent] fn she ship. and followed t ue true. wind mmencing at ove to on port a uthward of West, and as the ere Say rule of der to Kesp from bing struck fot my royal yurds down, when itenme buzzing enongi to almost blow one's air ft it was beautiful to soe her behave, not a shiver or ehake—not any water on board, and lying to with. | euta rng of nil. You may judge how hard it blew, when T tell you I was obliged to Hovk on relieving tackles, and lead | them downon main deck, te During this gale, while many others would be dismay the good ship did not do five dollars damage, and on the ¢ eume out in fine weather like 2 new pink.” Banks Prasn ann Conwersa, while lying slongelde pier 1, ER, broke ‘rom their moorings yesterday morning, and drifted dow n opposite the Battery, keep the mon on their ry whore the Cornelia dragged her anchor and got foul of the Flash, carrying away the Intter's flying jibboom, Br BARK Isaven.a Stewarr, before reported lost at Cave Breton, waa insured wt eeveral Boston oifices to the amount of Br Bese Pasion, Burke, from San Jnan for NOrleo defi re reported at Corn Island, with captain and crow arrives at NO Sa inst, having been vixty-three onl in make ing the pasenee on the parsago of Chagres fevor, Hardcastle and Mr H Judeon), ente. The bi unatle to en ip eecing three men on the Island, also di rig Inid at Corn Iai i) for want of hands. Ieans iu even days from that place. Bure Anvano, Connor, from NYork for San Juan, war wrecked at Abaco, 17th vit, and in m total loss. Orew All the crow shipped trom NOr! Two pagtoncers (Mi dof the jaud for soveral wooks, boing Capt B finally succeede arrived at NOr- 3 ae ‘se nved, and, excoptirg the captain ‘and mate, who remained at Nas- sou, arrived at Baltimore in sohr H Fitzgerald. Brie Frances (of NYork), Nouvits ult, to be ‘The captnin ‘The boats were stove, bey thi with part of the ontir a 18K ith wl to Baltimore in a sobr Hi Fitageral m Joun, Hanvay,, for Halifax, returned to nd uence of a le: STrAMER Boston at m Aircoverad throng had sane bat © wm Kev Mde ad] Bt. ban wand to and onthe 1ith. vit, and houre after The wreekei make paper the newly ry prowoun efiected i tated in the Nassau, NP Roy been caprizod heeruun Teena, and crew wero em < the a als thing t it, in the sloo| ds, without yo rendered asuatanes, ra bad, a8 part of , With wn Ingenio from the same. The eaptain iy ufnetnred paper on bowrd, and ft very beautiful, er oaree, 21 baler Psi machine to Savin, ied fzekmavitle for azette of 18th wr Ram Cay. 1 totaly lost. juccsoded in repairing them roceeded to St Salvador, where ramthe south ride, They ° wore ds hours ‘They arrived ‘ero brought on boing jehored below jonse fog, and ad & spooimen of weookors PORT Ri! aa \VANA FOR Ea ce ne ase aS ate ‘ete it out cargo — Lema § molasses ber ay Vessels aro measured here od a Sie Fdaec ee ec or tae ions eetrmemeaai : a Health vi per ton, Pontom 101% per : ‘Whalemen. Francisco A wot Teh cee Tenaticen ne a Mey Halen, Scammen, OP, wfig.trem Nantuokot Oth, or es isi ees mate aa item aw Bedford chs ship Eolat Star (asm tons, Beato # y. North Pacific Ocean; ship (late. bs i ug ae Halle Se Pacitic Ocean. Provincetown, out Below Gloucester 7th, schr Union, of which she had taken im th ‘onan ‘On st Callao Aug 11, Zophyt, Gurduet, NB, off mot stato At Nocaheeva, Juve 1, by letter from Capt Wye ten N np. Reports avout, May. Susan, Smid,” Nw Secaly Nepelagn, “tolls ey. 3, 200 4p; Young oro, do, 20sp. On the line May 20th, Columbus, Can Bob sper pt, Callao Sept 12, Harvest, Tico, Nant, 1500 sp, bean ome. ‘A letter from bark Willis, Briggs, of Mattapoisett, reports her in Aug with 100 ble sp’ all well, mt A iottst from, Mr mounds, Arvt oflear of bark: Mareel of N Medford, qpred at Zanvabar, July ST, reporta the d of Capt Pardo®€ Winslow, of the Marcells, at Johanuae om the Uh Jue Jaat of hilemmation So, the beota taken sick on the lst of July, while eeu 4 Motambique Chaunel, Ink 10-5; aud ble disease daily ing. on the 7t of July the shio war put aw it being the nearest port where mediva procured. “ike ‘bark arrived ‘at Jobauaa i 7 Trom an bnglish ship in por services were of no avail.” Capt W expired on the tthe WPM. Mr Rouids then proposed ‘to procoed c, but wll but two of to crew refused to do duty, except to work the ship ditvetly homo, or tow Whore there was An American Consul, Undor thos oxcame stances, it being impossible to continue the crnise, the bark éailed for Zontabar onthe 17th July, and arrived there om the 2h, taking 424 bhi whale on tho way. Aftor consultar tion with the Consul, the men still refusing to eq.duby, exp t to work the ship home, and finding it imposst@le to’ ob- tala another crew at that port, Capt i decided on roomed: directly home, and would leave in a fow day: 1 Htarook= Ia bad 410 Ubi sp, 70 do wh oil—had seon wh: aioe bua 3 times a 6 months. At St Helena Aug7, Masy Gastnes, lato Smith, 84, br stated Capt Smith died Aug 2. of ‘African fover, first officer, was confined to the hospi ‘The M @ had been cruising on the const of whalos, and had touched for recruits at Annabon, wher the fatal disease was contracted. ‘At Gallipagos Islands in July, Ocean, Swain, NB, 1200 ep5 Balena, Dexter, do 13W)sp, bound in. ‘At Tomer in Sept; Ontario, ‘Cathoart, Nant, from Tabi, 600 sp still leaking; Sea Queen, Marshall, Westport, had tu ken 100 bbls cince leaving Payta; Sept 12, Susan, Howland, NB, 1000 sp_for a sho1 d hom At Layta Sopt 14, Pavillon Adams, Eigartown, 1706p, 30 Diackfish; Platina, Lee, of DP. Heard from Aug 20, 1at 18, lon 87 W, Congaree, Mall B, 600 sp; keru, Starbuck, Nant, 500 sp in all, boun Tombex At Talcahuano Aug 6 5, by con, Nant ‘on board, to sat cruise; expected to be home in March. Sld prev to 5t Clay, of end for Nantucket, 1100 ap, ‘Av’ Payta Aug 29, by loiter, Lovisians, Taber, NB, 1,008 6p on board. At Tombez Aug 23, by lettor, Amethyst, Howes, NB, 750 Lee, of Weate had takes rN te letter from ont Wetey Moot ay om & *FOn ot coaet of Peru Aug 20, by lotter, Platina, rt, 1,000 sp (was reported Sept 14 with 960 sp); 0 bls the last cruise. Sroxen—July 24, 30 miles South of San Diego (Califon- ai cia Frederick, Haskins, NB, 480 bbls oil; six whales alongside. ‘eer 6, off Flores, H H Crapo, Jenkins, of Dartmouth, ovAvg 24, lat 45 miles, lon 86.44 W (by the Susan, at Paytay, Congaree, Malloy, SD. ‘Avg 24, Jat 36 20, lon 39 10, Dr Franklin, Gifford, of Weet- ) cruising. Port, 15 mos out, 200 bb! Spoken. l* Bark Cloclia, Burpeo, from Boston for Havana, 24th wit, off Bemini Islands. Foreign Ports. AsPixn Wau, td 21—Bark Jano Doten, Stockbridge, from NYork, 56 days passage, for Little Exuma soon, to load E, Sept 23—Bark Burlington, Winchell (net ship pointes: Gok), for Boston, lag. Bonaikx, Sept 19—Brig Tribune, Killman, for ——, ldgs only Aim veesel. Qabrs, abt Sept 15—Bark Petrol, Norton, for NYork, Iago Gonaives, Sept 19—Brig Anglo-Saxon, Brown, for N’ 6 day Grits Lucinda (Br), Morris, from Boston Via St The~ maf, arr 16th. INAGUA, abt Sept 27—No Am Is in port. Matra, Sept 16—Sld bark Toni, King, Smyran. ; Maxauius.rs, ‘Sept 16—Arr bark Emily, Roberts, Phila- fe NYor At do, brigs Florence, for NYork; Susan, Thurlow, frem do, just arr; Florence, do do. Rw aMnvco, ANE 2%—Brig Brandywine, Cornack, fee Philadelphia Sept 5, ag QuEEssrown, Sept ‘Ship Nathan Hanau, Holmes, from Liverpool for N Orleans, reloading. Quenre, Sept Arr ship Metoka, Valpoy, NYork, to lead at Crane Islai ra for London. TuGas, W Coast of Sumatra, June 5—Ship Calif Francis, unc, and a French ship. At Clewing, the Northerly port, ship Sooloo, Hopkins, unc. These were the gnly vessels known to be on the conet when the Klik Aum, before reported at Mauriti Roouriie, Sept 21—Ship recoeloiiy Greon, for Mew York, ldg. HaGoxn Istawn, abt Sept 20—Going in, an Am bark with Sr Hxigwa, Aug 30—Bark Edw Cohen, Ripley, from Cal fore topmast sprung. eutia for London. Sld from do Ang 17 (not previously), Br bark Areth Geer, Boston. The Ais frow Algoa Bay, CGH, and hae of the cargo of ehip Argo, condomned on the voyage Manila for Boston. Home Ports. ALBANY, Oct 9—Arr schr Andrew Jackson, from Nor wich; eld sloop Eliza, for Providence. ALEXANDKIA, Uct 8—Arr brigs Antonio, Overnet, Baste ort: Brookline, Ellingwood, do; Wm Wallace (Br), alehies ‘hiladelphia. Sld brig Itaska, Stover, N York; se! fe Syl E, Bourne, Cohasset Narrows. "BALTIMORE, Oct 9 a Ware barks Kosmos (Brom), Horstmann, N York Queon, Kirwan, Domarara; Helem Marla, Howes, Boston; scbts Hy Fitagerald, Dashiell, Nase ean, NP, 2th ult; sarah & Emeline, NYork; Geo W Krobs, ‘hiladelphis Cli ships Goethe (Brem), Homana, migrant (Brom); Androsson, London; solire Fatt, Gillett, NYork; Cicero, Speed, Charleston; Sharp, Providence; Joseph Henry, Linde, 3 York; Jas ld Bayles, Bayles, Tro Bost oP M—Are brig Virginia, Anderson, Potes Arietia, Long, Norfolk; Wm Grogory, Pash ard, Richmond via Salem. ‘Clo brigs Jolin Gutenbdurg, anime, Elliott, Charleston; Geo 1 Abbots, Reet nan, er Sir J Harvey, aud put back (soe iscel loth—-Arr barks Undine, Lewin, Salt coe ae red David Nickels, Nickels. Darien. W Bi he Sevannab; brige L & W Armstrong. mac ivers ' Philadel Sid brigs Ann Merriam, fn the Barks Ba; . Avery, Gonai and Goorgs, both of whieh, anchored: State, and Echo, which ald om Fri are also in tho Roa MDEN, Oct I—Acr sche Hanngh & ANigail, Norfotks 34, bri th sehr States= DankHuntley (Br), Liverpool 23:94 oring, Rondout; oth, schr John Tunis, ‘Nor- fol “CHARLESTON, Oot 6—Arr p Arlington, Ryan,, Liver: ool, 29 days; bark Constancia (Sp Havana, 11d: Olive hers, Lovett, tage de Cuba; Oth, LORS ea jd Sth, Leth Bro ip xu iverpool. Alston, Nelson, Tayana, 10 daze, Tm the offing, ship Co (Br), Bannatyne. Caleutta, 17 days. Cid hsp Martha's Vineyard, Young, VY rigs Mosea, Wick Y annce, Monroe, NYork; sehr L H Bald= win, P ‘avker, K est and Favana. DANVEKS, Oct 7—Arr solr Mary Ellen, Cleaves, Phila~ delphi, VASTMACHTAS, Oct G—Arr schr Wm Pope, Foster, NyYork. Sldth, brig Melissa Ann,Hall, NYork; schra Prea- to, Ingalls, and I, Eeuren Gould, do, ELIZABET! TY, N C, prev to Oot 9—Arr sehrs J P Whedbee, She litte, King, Windies. Sid sehr Wi Bry= Sept 0—Arr sohr Sarah Victoris, hr Lmpire, Burkor, Boston ns “Bie, Over, Boston; cld 4th, echr HS J—Are sohrs Marthe Maria, Reverleyy, oa, for Philadelphia; ton, i ACCA, Sept 33—In port brigs Lavacea, Greenman, from NYork arr, to loud for do; sols W' H Haward, cx, Catheart, and Desdemona, Chattin, for hiladetphia mma, Wally sohrs Sasam Clark, NYork; old eth Hruse, Browny, Liverpoely ig Wetumpka, Caledonia, Ksport); Sth, sobr Sarah = Florida, NYork; 7th Dixon, N York. fd--Arr steamship Black Warrior, Shufeldt, NYork vis. AMS, Oct S—Arr ships Richmond, Dudley, Y Witson, Tevre Aug 24; brig Fashion (Bop i en Jaan’ via Ruatan lsinnd + 63 daye (vee Miscol}e Towe ‘i to sen 206th vit, ship Hudson, brig P Soule, NEWPRT, Oct ¥Arr brig Aurora, Gardner, Taunton, for Philadolpiiin; Preserver, Moots, Providence, for Phila delpiia © W Rontly, Mille, from Philagelphia, Sid bark nina, Gsticoek. for Taran. 1D, Oct O—ace sche Many & Rlizaboth, Pot lp) a. Sid sehya 1 v Norful vis Saby Patterson ond curanger, Phiiadalphte. DELPHTA, Oct 10- nambuco, 1A Er. tr Arr brigs R_T Lopor, Kenney, Onter- MeCriliis, Havas smudisna (Br) f days; Roveoe, duces, Lodge, NOsisena ¢ Oneida, O Noill, do. NOrloans; bark kim, 1 Jrec, Larhin, Pernambuco: schrs Bo Satettns Barvionen, ¢ dence; Amity; Ran ROCKLAND, Oct 2—Are gchrs Chesapeake, NYork; 4th Therease, Ontario, Richmond, brid olla, Aid, Bi Granville, der, NYor ) Delawake, Rio Gran ta ilew Dyer, Charlotte, Bolivar, aa Gaseley ope tA jor: os oe + a arren, apd Merrick, NYork; ‘oth, Martin Elfems, NUotuanty Nie HC Lowell, Booker.N Yorks chr Ann, ination, Lowis, ——; sche O Rotert, Ger) Post, Mies old trig Rolereon, Baker, Bow bi on, Baker, Per Menara egret pone Day seat, Clark, NYork. AEAMSPONT: Sey eb Sia oie Medel, Dow, Ponenoeiag dot A. Riaito, Colton, Bow oat NTON, sbok PART’ wohit Corelli, Padelford, Philee oTMOMASTON, Oot Z_Sld Marblohesd, NYork; oth, B Sullivan, nyt Hooper, Nelson. York K WHSNOTON, NO, Oct?—Old abi NYork; Sth, nor, Dole, P Wrig Boston, Lucker, Boston; sehr J jadelphiia, Paseonens ers Arrived. Dusk —Stoamehip Franklin—Madame Dugal, Miss B Dee eine wecten, WD D Grocn and lady, Felix Ast FMataran, Achille Vétault. & Lebrun, L’ Darou, i Lowndes, F Lawndes ‘Mea Wotton and childron, and lady, Anns Burteell, D Havoland, Mad P’ children, Madame Eddy ‘snd children, C1 Lenuemaon, O Van Hoffman, Madame Haisht, @ Henri Luseno, J Gay Luseno, lady and children, New Ye Benjamin F Kendall, ton; Adele Pisot, Victor Senals Mungely, Mes Wilson and child, Mes Anguo, 0} x hos Powell, ‘Philadetphiay Fiequet lisa “Batons, Mary att b eae ‘Sain Cingiomatty Theadare tuchot, Chacteston: Anna 8 Willenh, Savas Dskey Mndnue vy OAK | t ent, Haha Moxie hovees | idee Coupe oinic Achille WwW ¢ ANN, nie tH anil Himait f Oi reagotaSebe Movterey=B8 Drala lady nad ohitg, OEE EEE oO in. Nevvrras, abt Sept 27—Sld brig Solomon Eaton, Smal, + » rh. rr brig, Lamartine, Graffon, Rook- aOR