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phy, of an irresistibie im contact with an immoveable. ‘he irresistible wae spent—the immoveable stood fast. All fighting filustrated the iaw, om which the fer- var, being the bigher spiritual force, so often over came numbers and discipline. The doctrine was also Mustrated by the fact that the pewer of a wes made up in part by the ge: of years, whoce bedily forms long ago ‘mouldered in, dust; and there was mo more beautiful or impressive law of devotedness were woven into the'stature of it character. Bugland and Amerios history tham that by which the past genius, heroism and patiiotic mt as , were marked illustrations of this—the back-ground of greatness shed aa imca culable force upom the gemera- tion of today. The most mournful sight in the case of » nation, was the evident destitution of aay great political | sentiments, and principles, that have grown for centuries, and are rooted im ite beads, habits and hearts. What a ad thirg that in the intellec' = , enthusiastic Fran refining for ages, like the wine its own vineyards distil no ideas of rights amd constitutional freedom have gro} that could not be pailed up in « wight by s dissolute ruf- fap, weering a polluting and splendid mame! Mr. King proceeded to cons: ow the strength of our national and prosperity rested on an imvisible and ideal ) and was developed out of mental and moral re. sources. He comriderec the subject in conneetion with civilization, which was a government composed of re- verences, laws, manners aud habits, tas'es aud principles pyres made up t! netare of soelety. The substance o Bei fed us with the fact Uh ible things are wore creative and subs antial than the visible; history showed us that instivntions are the verture of ideas, amd that Truth was the food of all thet was substastial aud permenent. Finally. be said, ebaracter was force and | substance— ove of the wont promineme substances of the world. as doing the most to upmold and quicken society. Towards the conelusion of # very brilliant discourse, abounding throughout * ith much richness of imagery and graphic humor, the lecturer said the climax of his pur- pose would be gained if it would lead any of them to see that the stu/f a great +oul was made of was the most real and upwasting material of the universe SEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. [OPFICIA® Stated Session. Boaxp or Aupenstex, Jan. 5, 1832 Preseont—Richard T. Compton, E+). Presideat. Alasr- men Moore, Haley. Sturtevant, Oakley Boyce, Barr. Tweed, Brisley, Francis, Smith, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman. Corneil. Alvord. Doherty, Peck ‘The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved PETITIONS. By Alderman Prck—Remonstrance of Theodore Mar time and others. against the comstruction of sewer in Twenty. ninth stree:. between Ninth and Teuth avenues, To Committee en Sewers. By the same—Protert of members of Nagine company against having a certain returm of said company re- ved. To Committee om Fire Department. By Alderman Aivoxn—Petition of (| for permissior to erect # bay window in corner of Irving Pisce. (iremted By Alderman Drxsiax—Petition of John Hegeman, to H. Harbeck, teenth street, he re appointed a commissioner of deeds. To Committee | ¥ om Selaries and Otlices By Aldermam Wann—Petition of James Chesterm am examination of ground between 1lith and 120th ts and avenue A und East River. by the Committee o Pubic Health Laid on the table By Alderman Moony—Petition of Joh T. Flaacke, for | © of north balf pler 14, N. R. To Committee on Finance. By Alderman Srvutzvanr— Petition of James E, Wood, for Tease of pier 13. KR Yo Committee on Fiaance. By Alderman Oak.ay—Petition of Andrew Clarke, for | ense of piers in East River aud pier No. 35, North River. To Committeeon Finance tion wos received (0 attend (be dedication to take piace by the New Yorx Magdelen Society, on Tues- éay January lith at wat y eighth street between Yourth and Fifth avenues Accep ed. MESSAGES FKOM TH A messaze was reveiy nomirating George W Police. To Committee ¢ A message was Teor ucmingiing Francis W Edmonds to Ghemberiain, in place of shepherd Kuspp; Wm. Reel well, as Resident Physician i place of Uvid B. Wills the office of Jedediah Miller, as Health Commissioner. to Gil vacancy Alfred Choncellor, as Scrivener at Halle of Justice, to fll caney; also. Win. L Wiley. as [aepactor of Vessels. ta jace ot M 0, Edwards. To Jommi:ive on Salaries and Offices. RESOLUTIONS By Alderman Banr.—Resolved, That the carriageway in Kim street, from Pearl coUamal street. be repaired, ua- der the dicection of the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies, without delay — By the same—Kesolved. That the carriageway in Walker street be repaired, from Broed#ay to Kim sireet, under the direction of the Commizeioner of Repairs and Supplies without delay. Adopted By Alderman Prcx — Resolved, That two gas lamps be placed in front of @aint Franeis’s Catholic church. situated in Thirty firrt street, between Sixth and Se- venth avenues. and tbat the Commissioner of Streets end Lumps cause the same to be done forthwith. Adopted By the same—Resolved. That the name of William Turner, on the Fireman's Register, be changed from ex- pelled to resigned. Adopted By Ald Stvrrxvanr—Revolved, That the sum of one thousand dollars be. and the enime is hereby appropriated | to pay Thos. Hicks. forthe portrait of Governor Fish. ordered by the Common Council for the Govermor's rocm To Committe+ on Finance. By Ald Twxeo—Resolved, That the Commissioner on Nepeirs amd Supplies be. ard is hereby directed to adver- tise for estimates and proposals for building s house for Americus Exgine Company 6, on the lot lately pur. ebaced for be Seventh ward. Adopted cived That t ? directed t walk. on the east side of Ruigers street, tro.a Cherry to et, be flagged forthwith; «1+ ye sidewalks in Rutgers stieet. from No 25 to the corner of Slenry, to be flazgedtorthwith To Committee oa Streets By the same—Resoived That the clerk of h+ ommon Council be, and he in kereby, directed to bave one thou vend additicnal copie he Report of the teeeption of Kowuth printed By Alderm: the necevsary receiving basins. be built in EF street. fcom the Hudson river upto connect with the sewer already built in that street. To Vommittee on Sewers. By Alderman Burri—Iesolred. That the ( of Repaits and Supplies be, and be is hereby provide and furpieb en office fer the Public Administra tor, and that he place therein « safe for the preservation of the valu wcurities deposited im said office To Committee cn Supplies Repairs By Aldermen Wano—Resoived, That the Keeper of the City Hall be, and be is hereby. directed uot to f) apy refreshments to any person whereby the expense of the same shall come out of the City tres Laid on the table By Alderman Sai r—-Nesolted, That of Repair: aad Supplies be, und he have the psvement in Fourth stree and B. repaired withouc delay Adopted By Alderman Oarixy—Resolved, That the saisry of William D Sealy Messen, to the Board of Aldermen. be, and the same le hereby. raised to eeven hundred and fifty doliars. to commence from the first day of January, 53, To Committee on Salaries and (fli FROM DEPARTMENT fon from Thomas K Down 0 condition of pier foot of at river. To the Special C pointed to select a dumping ground Cemmupication from John Orrer, sheriff—Relati condition of Eldridge street prison. To Uommittes on Repairs ap Annual i the ‘able. « Communication from James Furey, Street Commission minating George T Rogers as contrast et Department. im place of Michael G h Murpby. a* Superintendent of Lands and Lost for want of @ cors itutional vote aise, Jom Placer, in piace of Wm Curr. To Committee on Salaries and (ffces neronts. Of Committee on Salaries amd Offices — fn favor of con —Peige 5 ¥. Siok!ss Corporation Attorney; Robert Donnell Bidews ka, Wim Gage. a Assessor in Bu ‘ments: Charles McNeil, a do; Charles J. Dodge Trane Bd de. as Collector cf Assenernsi Rober as Superintendent of Wharves; James §. Ilaistead as plerk to Cammissioner of Kepairs and Supplies, Thomas Starr, as Superintendent of Roads; Elijah fl. Purdy. a Superintendent of Kepairs to Public Buildings; Samuel Radetiff, aa Superintendent of Pavements. Adop # diy'sion, viz. — Aflirmaiive—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Onkley Bart Teeed. the President, A\dermen Brisley. Francis Smith Bard Ward, Denman, Cornell Pesk—14 Nega’ ive—Aidermam Sturtevant—1 Of Committee om Streete—To concur to grant t by. William [adford and Winer ©. Story, to Li 4. treek through Ninth avenue and 8 division, viz. -— siive—Aldermon Moore, Haley, Sturtevant Yabley Barr Tweed the President. Aldermen Brisley Francis. Snith Bard. Ward, Denman, Cornell, Peck—15 Neg Alderman Bosce—1 Of Committue on Roads—In eighth etreet from Hast to Huds s [nepector wan of Assora tof opening Fifty divinicn. vin.— Afirwatire—Aldermen Moore, I Bturtevant Oakiey Boyce. Barr Tweed. the President. Aldermen Dirbley. Francis, Smith Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell camittve op Repaire and Sapplies—In favor tine aw 98 floor iu Besex market Adopted beterru owe ve Comm ities ow Kesolution= |b + Ccomnitte plies be directed to relay and repa’ sidews.k ou side of Fourth avenue between Twenty secont and Twew'y third streets To Committee on Streets. pluuon—Thet Commissioner, To Committee on Btreate yrment im Park row and 0) Feurin evenue. To Cowml eport of Committee on Stre on Streets —in favor of repel sonth-eest corner of Market and Mouroe streets ry (+ mittee on Streets spurt of Committee on BtrestamIn favor of sett e ‘and gutter. &c {n Mangin street en Stan’ pid vivingtom atevats, To Commibtee fee (art Of Cominitter on Btraets~ £ paving and moral soil of France | ~—whose genius had been | st lived with and was vitally presenc with us now. | | roll & Jewett be referred t | and Supplies Adopted | ley, Boy | of Dectors P. B Lodge, J. Cook m river. Adopted ona the sidewwik in fromt of No. 42 Dey direction of the -port of the Committee on Streets ~\’ pon the petition Of Messrs Kuse & Reid. for the construction of Kuss thar street. Bowery and | he os prays of Committes on P iz rt of Committee on Streeta—In favor of layii sidewalk in Cherry street, from Methodist Mariners’ Church to M street. To ¢ lomtgomery Committee on Report of Committee on Arts and Beiences—In favor of having a fall length portrait of the Hon Henry Clay, for the Governor's room, To Committee on Arts and Soi- ences Recolution—That Henry C. Rabineau be allowed to lay &® crosswalk opposite No, 59 Cnambors street, at his own em. Concurred in. tition of Jacob Smith and others, to have Twenty- fourth street lighted with gas, granted by said board, was concurred in. Reselution—That the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplies be directed to have crosswalk on easterly corner of Centre and Pearl streets reiaid. Concurred in Reeolution—That the vacant lots om west side of Ninth avenue between Thirty-sixth and Thirty-sevonth Greets, be fencedin. To Committee on streets. Resolution—That the Commissioner of Repairs and | Supplies be directed to have a crosswalk laid at corner of Catherine lane and Elm street. To Committee om treete, Resolution—That the sunken lots om east side of Broad. way, between Thirty eighth and Thirty-niath streets, be filled in with geod and wholesome earth. To Committee on Public Health, Report of Committee of tax on lot in Thirty second street, between Fifth avenue and Broadway. To Jom- mittee om Finanee. Preamble, with resolution—That the Street Jommis- sioner hereafter insert a clause in all eomtracts for build ing piers-and bulkhcads or repairing the same, that no more timber or other materials shail be deposited in th: slips or basins than is necessary for the completion ef the work. Concurred in. Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers, and Slips—In favor of removing reef of roeks and sand iu East river slips, between Delancey and Stantom streets, awarding | m contract therefor to Messrs Maillefort & Reaslof. To Committee on Wharvos, &o Report of Committee on Finance—In favor of paying bills of Joh» N. Smith. To Committee om Fiman: Report of Caminittee on Finance—In favor of payiug bill of D. D. Howard. for entertainment of Hung re. big Lost for want of a constitutional vote. ubsed| a divi : uently reconsidered, and concurred im sion, viz-— Affirmative—Aldermen Moore. Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Barr. Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Fraacis, Smith, Bard, Cornell—12. Negative—Aldermen Sturtevant and Denmaa—3. REPORTS RESUMED’ Of Committee on Finanoe—1u favor of donating Johns Austin tor loss of horse. Adopted on @ division, viz: — Affumative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Barr. Tweed the President, Aldermen Brisley, Francis, | Bmith Berd Cornell. Peck—13 Negative—Aldermen Sturtevant and Demman—2 Of Committee on Roads—In favor of building per stone protection walls on the embankment on Second uyenue from Seventy fourth to Eightieth streets. Adopt- ed on a division, vig : Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Ouk- Barr, Tweed, the President. Aldermen Bristey* Smith Bard, Denman, Cornell. Peck—15* Of Committee on Police—In favor of paying medical je of Drs. Hardembrook and Dolan. Adopted ons di- vision. viz — Atiirmative—Aldermen Mocre, Haley, Sturtevant. Oak- ley, Boyce. Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisiey, Francis, Smith, Bard. Denman, Cornell, and Peck—15. Of same committee—In favor of paying modioal bill of | Dr.J Simmons. Adopted on a division, vis: — Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oak- ley Boyoe. Barr. Tweed, the President, Aldermen Britiey, Francis, 8mith, Bard, Denman. Cornell, and Peck—16. Of same committee—In favor of referring the bills of Drs. Woreter, Smith, aud Boltons, to Finance Committee. Adopted Of same commi —In favor of paying bill of Dr. W. ed on a division, viz :— jdermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oak- ¢ Barr, Tweed, the President. Aldermen Brisley, Bard. Denman. Cornell, and Peck —l4 Of Committee on Lampe and Gas—In favor of lighting | Thirty ninth street with gas, from Bighth avenue to Broadway. Adopted Of Committee om Finance—That the petition of Inger- the Commissioner of Repairs Of enme Committ —To concur to pay bills of Doctors | Wm. J.Johneon and J. Foster Jenkins. Adopted om a division, viz— Affirmative--Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oak- ¢ Barr Tweed, the President. Aldermen Brialey, Fiancis, Smith, Bard, Denman, Cornell. Peck--1i. Of same commitiee—In favor of paying medical bills L J. Henry. Lyman Fisk, N. C. Levings, 8. P. Vandersmith, P.” Preterre. Adopted on # division, viz — Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oak- | ley, Boyce, Barr. Tweed, the President, Aldermen Fran- cis, Bard, Denman, Cornell. Peck==13 Ot Committee on Lampe and Gas—In favor of allowing Msphattan Gas company to lay their service pipe nor of For'y-seeond street. Adopted. Of same committee— In favor of lighting various streets in the Nineteenth ward with oil adopted. Ofssme committee—In favor of lighting Twenty-ninth | | gleeted. street with gas, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. | Adopted. Of same committee--In favor of lighting Pirst avenue, from Houston street to Twenty-fourth street, with gas. Adopted Ot came committee—To concur to light Bighty-sixth street with cil. between Fifth avenue and Bloomingdale road. Adopted Of same committes—To concur to light 100th street, with oil. between Third avenue and [Mariem river. Adopt- ed. Of Same committee—Im favor of lighting T eighth rtreet, with gas, from Seventh to Eighth avenue Adopted. On motion, the Board then adjourned uatll Friday evening, 7th inet at 5 o'clock P.M D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. Boanp or Aasierant AL x.) Wednesoay, Jan. 5, 1 j vent. Assictant Alderman Bouton im the chair, Assistant Aldermen Bro den. Ring Wells, Hunt, McGown, Stew: Barker, Rogers, Crawford. O'Keefe, and Mc RESOLUTION By Acsistemt Alderman Wrirxiax—That the crosswalk berelsid in Broome street, opposite Centre market adopted By Aetictant Alderman Browx—That the crosswalks at corner of Old Slip and Peari street be put im proper repeir, Adopted t, Wheslan, nkey. COMMUNICATIONS Yrom the Assessors appointed to make assessments in the following cases with arsesement Lists. that they be rmed and collector appci —¥or sewers in First avenue, from Thirteenth street to a point at or near the intersection of Tweifth street; tn Tenth avenue. on the west ride, from the aewer im Twenty. ninth street to a point at or mear to south lime ef Thirtieth | eter's exe street, in Thirtieth etreet, from fJudsow river to # point «bout seventy-five feet west of Nioth avenue; for paving Twentieth street. from avenme A to the Past river, en- teenth street. from avenue A to the East river; carriage- way of Thirty-eigbth etreet, between Fourth and Seventh avenues, and fisgging the sidewaiks a space of five fees wide, To Committee on Astessmentas. rROM D OF ALOKAMEN Rerolution— That two large gas |anips be placed im front of &t. John’s Catholie Church, West Thirtieth str be tween Seventh and Eighthavenue OConcurredin Reeolvtion— That the pump im Fertieth : treet. between Broadway and Seventh avenue, be removed and well 09 vered 0 Coneurred in Granting petition of Phonix Heok aad Ladder Compa- ny No 3, to bave the word resigned opposite the mame ot Wm. M. Dearman. strisken out. Cencurred in Granting petition of Waiter Ash. to coanect drain with the Sixth avenue sewer. Concurred in Rerolution—That Whitehall street be repaired. Con- curred im Report—In favor of uring pier No. 50 East River, asa @umping piace for conl ashes and rubbish. Concurred Apportionment of assenement In the matter of building sewers in Second avenue Thirty ninth street, and Third avenue; in Toird street. from Avenue A to the Ii in Forty-second street, Bleventh and Twelfth avenues, in Forty-second street, Ninth avenue. and Forty. fifth street. Fighth avenue; in Fortieth street, betweem Third and Lexington avenue; re-grading re-eetting curb and gutter. re paving and re flagging Lexington avenue and Thirtieth Thirty first, and Thirty second paving Vour- teenth street, betwes setting cor and gutter; regulating h street, from Eighth to Tenth avenves. Resolution relative to the injunction against the legiala- tive action of the Common Council. Laid om the table Return of the Chief Engloeer of the Fire Department, for November. Confirmation of appointanents and re coations conenrred in. and expulsions referred to Com. mittes on the Fire Depar ‘The Board then adjcurned to Friday afternoon at five o'clcck. From the minutes ©. T. MeOLENAGCMAN, Clerk Debates in the Common Council, (Oar Speoial Boarn or ALorame THe OTN SAYIN Alderman Twran offered a reso be directed to have « thousand ext of the reception of Korsuth published. 5 1863, Alderman Dyxras considered that there hud been | te much happim julte enough of these books printed and published Many more than were read Alde: a Te present «uch pubileationa to which Lad not beew done, and th mend for thi 6 State LY | tage |p ae should have an interest in this road. but he | Ft | the Third (iaugbter), that at the time this arrangement it ty | ‘Toit. Mabbatt, Maybec. Brea- | | his family, how I enn now make a definite prove | the future beyond his life. I propose, therefore, to pat t the Clerk | the propert of toe report books that all mad beem distributed and | must be seem what ey ; The report was then accepted and the resolution i THE TEA ROOM, Alderman Wirp moved that the keeper be ordered not to furnish refresbments to any perce whetever, so that it shall come out of the city treasury. The reselution was received with ap incredulous kind of lsughter, and Alderman Denman called for the reading. Alderman Srunrevant said he had not exactly under- stocd it; if it was to prevent amything beyond the legiti mate expenses of the tea tabie he would vote for it; but legitimate expenses he wasin favor of, and would vote for laying it on the table. (Laughter ) Alderman Bristrr, was pe ly willing to go without hie supper to night, though it was cooking as they came in, when he heard that the cost of that table was ten F Finaace—On petition of Rich- | thousand a year. ‘The resolution was then lald on the table TH NINTH AVENUE RAILROAD FINALLY CARRIED. The Committee on Streets, to whom this matter was | referred, reported concurring with the Board of Alder- | men in the grant to Mesers. Murphy, Radford, and | Storey. of permission to lay rails in Greenwich street, Washington street, Ninth avenue, &o. Alderman Berce opposed the adoption of the report, en the ground that the lewer part of Greeswich street was always necessarily filled with wagons amd business carts, and no railroad cars could possibly travel there; gons ard carts, there was very little passenger travel, and there was no railroad required. All that wanted to g° that way could be competently accommodated by the ixth and Eighth avenue railroads. He considered this was upnecescary, and should for his own part vote against it Alderman Sturtevant intended Lies in favor of the report He certainly agreed with the gentleman from the Fifth, and regretted thoy dil not stop the road romewhat short of the imtended ter | mimus, for, as he observed, there might be seme in- | comvenience in tho lower part of the city, But | He wes contenatet to lay one track only there, and if road would have the effect of removing certain | permanent obetructions there which exist in violation of | all law end ordinancer, he would cheerfully vote for it; but he feared that it would have no such effect. At | prevent, in amd about Washington, Greenwish, and West | streets, the wagons backing up to the sidewalke ocoupled | the entire street to the exclusion of the rest of the citizens, and he hoped the railroad would bave the effect of removing there nuisances. He had constantly endesvored, in vain. to effect this He was one of thoee who regarded railreads as improvement of the mort important cbaracter, and if laid withim the city | | with proper grooves. as the greatest conveniences. Alderman Boycr wished bim to explain @ little more about the ~-certain obstructions’ he bad spoken of. The Presipent had been very desirous that the ascertained thatthe parties had met, and it seemed | it was arramged to their perfect satisfaction; he was, | therefore, prepared to vote in favor of t Alderman Baisiey bad entertained and. being equally satisfied on the point, would endorse | the President’s sentiments, and vote ‘ aye.” Alderman Warp wished to explain. The gentleman of the Fifth would vote against it because, he said, the par- | ties were opposed to it. He (Alderman Ward) had bern on that Committee, and he never saw so many petitions applying for s raiload. Some of the largest of the land- owners on the line, even down town, were in favor of it. Alderman Denman had steadily advocated railroad grants, and in this case they proposed that the cars | should cach carry as many as three omnibuses, and if they got rid of two-thirds of the omnibuses out of the streets, he thought they would do the city a very great Alderman Prcx was strenuously opposed to it; they | were going to throw another road into the hauds of capi- | talists. This road thould have been given to Kipp & | Brown. It belonged to them, and there it ought to go ANOTHER INCREASE OF SALARY—A FAMILY ARRAN MENT. Alderman Gaxiry moved 4 resolution, that the salary | of William D. Scally, Messenger of the Board, be im- creased to sevem hundred and fifty dollars a year. Alderman Prcx moved a reference to the Committee on Salaries and Officers. ‘Alderman Oaxixy—But our folks have agreed to raise | this selacy. (Laughter.) Alderman Picx hed been at all the family meetings, | and did not know anything about it. Alderman Dexman—I never heard it. (Laugbter.) Aldermen Buucey ~The gentleman certainly was there. Alderman Srurtsvaxt—I should like to know a little | about this, I have been copgratula‘ed on my admission among “the family.” I was to be embraced, and all that sort of thing: and now there has been a meeting of the members of the family, aud I cocm to Lave been ne- Alderman Britiey would explain to their brother of was made he was stiil witbin th now since he bad repented, should meet with them (Laughter.) Alderman Conse. supposed it was all right if “the bonds of iniquity; next time they me! | old man’ taid so Alderman Oaxiev—Yes! our folks agreed to it. Alderman Peck—I would ask the— Aldermen Drxmax-Since family matters were before them would make this explanation. He understood there was to bea meeting to consider one of the heirs; but as there were not enough of them todo anything. he had gone awny, and the first he heard of it was they brought in a batch of them Alderman Twexp—I was not prerent either. Alderman Dexman—I wes not consulted Alderman Pscx would withdraw hie motion. Aiderman Denman would vote againse the resolution. Aldermen —There won't be evough without the Alderman of the Sixteenth. Alderman Pecx—fben I move it be laid om the table Alderman Oaxcer-I move it be referred to the Com mittee on Ssiaries and @flicers, that there may be no mia- understanding a8 there appears to have been. Alderman SyiTH seconded the motion for reference, which was put and carried. Adjourned will Friday. Wil of the Late Daniel Webster. {¥rom the Boston Courier. Jai In consequence of the wich expressed by our corres- pordent S.M Sin Saturday s Courier—a wish in which we need not say the pablic heartily concur—we have pro- cured a copy of Mr. Webster's last Will and Testam publication. We think it necessary to add that Mr. Web- ‘tors, aware how much interest is felt by the ccmmunity in whatever relates to the jife and acts of the great state man, while they have not been instrumental in procuring the publication of this record. have not ex- preseed cpposition to it. We sabjoin it entire :— IN THE NAME OF ALMIGHTY GOD! 1 Daviee Wensren, of Marrhfeld in tae County of | Plymouth. and Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Bs uire, | being now confined to my house with a serious iliness; which considering my time of life, is undoubtedly eriti- cal. but being nevertheless in the foil possession of all my mente! facuities do make and publish this my last Will aud Testament I commit my oul into the bands of my Heavenly | Father. trusting im his infinite goodness and mercy. I direct that my mortal remains be buried in the fa mily vault at Martbfield. where monuments are already erected to my deci aved children and their mother. T L places are marked for other monuments of exastly th | same size ferm Ono of these, ia proper time, Is to perhaps I may leave an epitaph. The be for me. 53 | other is for Mrs. Webster. Her ancestors, and all her kindred lie in @ far distant city. My hope is, that after many years. sbe mty come to my side, and join me and others whom God hath given me I with to be buried without the least show or osten- tation, but in a manner respeetful toumy neighbors. whore kindness has contributed so much to the happiness of me cod mine and for whove prosperity I offer simoere prayers to Gcd Concerning my worldly estate, my Will must be anom- wlcus amd cut ot the common form, om sccount of the Lhave two large realestates. B: settlement. Mra. Webster is enti tea life ach and after her death they belong tomy On the Franklin estate, so far asl know, there is no incumbrance except Mra. Webster's life estate, On Moershfield, Mr. Semarl Frothinghom has an umpaid ba | lance of a mortgage, vow amounting to twenty-five hue. dred deliars. My great and leading wish is, to preserve Marshfield. if I cam, in the blood sud name of my own family. To this ena, it must go in the first place to my son. Firteher Webster, who is hereafter to be the imme- diate prop of my houre, and the general representative of my peine and character. I have the fullest confidence fu bis affection and good sense and that he will heartily | concur in eny thing that appears to be for the best I do not ree under presen’ circumstances of him and om for into the bands of Trustees, to be disposed of by them as encies may require My affectionate wife who has been to mo a» roures of must be tenderly provided for. Care she has some reasonable income I must be taken th | make this Will upon the faith of what has beem said to explainel that it was customary to | mr by friends. of mesns which will be found te carry , | OUt my reasomable wishes, It is bert that Mrs, Webster's life interest im the two ertates be purchased out. It be dome with friends at Boston, he was still frequently eked for aoepy by thore he would | and expecially with the contribntors to my life annuity. } wish to oblige yen if they ere required for staux fuvds thould pay for thei Alverman ae @ity trea Wear tate ben we receive a publication. bees <beve as allcther tax payers. but our sp) New York city, and I eonsid makenn app:opriation from tl treaeury for such an ob | ject as thie ‘The motion was then put, amd there were, on a diri- Mon, 9 ayee to 7 meee, therefore, it was lost, there mot Seing a constitutional majority Ata subsequent hour the report of the Finance () mittee, of the other Board, concurring with this, te pay f the Mogyar end bis assootatos at the Irving House. bat im | the balanos of PD. Howard's bill, for the expemaes the ske such 90 appropriation owt of ander no compliment to the Use we pay our nare is limited vo it quite unnecessary to | able property amd which may be sold un: | management, or en for a comeideradle sum. My sou-in law. Mr. Appleton. has meet generously re ome io pay little regard to bis imteresta or to bore of bis children, but T must do comething and encogh te menifet my warm love end attachment to hi | ard them ‘The property nee: tobe «pared for the our. pore of buylog ows Mra Websters life interest under the martisge settlement is Franklin, which js very vain I bave also a quantity of valuable land im [ilinois. at Peru, whieh ought to be immediately roen ater Mr. Fdward Curtis and Mr. Blatebford and Mr Franklin Ne ven know all about my large debts, and they have under. taken to ree at once whether thore can be provided for, #0 that these porporer may probably be carried imto ef- feot With theee explanations, I mow make (he following pro- | which rome ncknewledged error kad been rectified. waa | vitions—mamely — taken up ‘Ald. Sturtevant renewed his opposition to the pay- toe hed ment, om the grounds a before, that the comm: confersedly obtained $10990 to pay the bill, wher wae bute payment om account, and on | voting for fe andes tint be ' . uly du 2 CIE Aer od odo sg lit for vada ty of forig peuple, tor airy Ivem J appoint my wife Garoline Lo Roy Webster, my son Fletcher Webster. and R. M Blatchford. Kequire, of New York, to be the excoutors of this will, I wish my nid exeontors. and aleo the trustees hereinafter named ing to finance and pecuniary mat valued friend Franklin (ren 16 Ok Catige KomyersOy imesiieim, wie OMaries Henry ‘Thomss, viways an intamate friend, aad one whom | love reover. sll the owners of preperty there were strongly | | Opposed to it. Though there were many of these wa- be not required to gi respective duties under this will. 6. First Board—$300 City Navigsti p, 500 do, ‘15! Preferred, Pennsylvania Kaileoad, 4°34: 60 Boaver Moadow Railroad, 26%; d0 Uni-n canal, cash, 17; 50 Reading Railroad, C&P, sown, 42%; 5 Louisville Genk. 115: 18 North Am rica Bank, 17 North America Bi 2; 100 dollars per annum during her natu- paneat ont carry on the said two ster. during bis natural life, and afcor his decease te con- vey the rame, in fee. to such of his male descendants as a jority of the said trustees may elect, they acting ith my eon’s conourreny mit of bis expressing his wishes, their own discretion; it being my Asbburton Webster take one, and his som Daniel Web- ater, Jr., the ether of the said estates. Trem, I direot that my wife, Caroline Le Roy Webster have and I hereby give to her, the right, during her iife, to reside in my mansion house at Marshfield, when she wishes to do so, with my son. in cave he may reside there, orim his absence; and this I do, not doubting my son’s if cirsumstanoes ad- affection for her or for me, but beceuse it is due to her | 2a that che should receive this right from her husband, Trem, Igive and bequeath to the said James W. Paige, Franklin Haven and &dward Curtis all the books, plate. pictures, statuary and furniture, and other per- tonal property now in my mansion house at Marshtiel except such articles as are horcinafter otherwise dispos of, in trust, te preserve the same in the mansion house for the ure of my son Fletcher Webster. during his life, and after bis decease to make over and deliver tho same to the ‘son who will then become ‘the owner of the estate of Marabfiel it veing my desire and intention that they remain attached to the house while it is occu- | pied by any of my mame and blood. Tram give ‘and bequeath to my said wife all my fur- niture which she brought with her om her marriage, and the silver me purchased of Mr. Rush, for her own us Tram. I give, devise and bequeath to my said Exec! tors all my other real and personal estate, except such a8 is hereinaiter described and otherwise dispesed of. to be spplied to the execution of tne general purposes of this | ill. and to be sold amd disposed of, or held, and used at ahem og as they and the said srustees may find to be expedient. tem. I give and bequeath to my sen Fletoher Web- ster ali my Law Books, wherever situated, for his own use Trem, Igive and bequeath to my son-in Jaw Samuel A. Appleton my California watch and obain for his own we. Irsm. I give and bequeath to my granddaughter Car- oline Le Roy Appleton, the portrait of myself by Healey which now hangs in the south-cast parlor at Marshfield, for ber own ure. Trem, I give and bequeath to my grandson Samuel A. Appleton. my gold enuff box with the head of General Warhington. aii my fishing tackle and my Selden and Wilmot gui for his own use ive and bequeath to my grandson Daniel Item. Ig Webster Appleton my Washington medals, fer his own use Irem, I give and bequeath to my granddaughter, Julia Webster Appleton, the clock presented to her grandmother by the late Hon. George Blake. Ire. I appoint Edward Evere:t, George Ticknor, Cornelius Conway Felton. and George Ticknor Curtis, to be my literary Executors; and [ direct my som Fietcher Webster to seal up all my letters, manusei papers, and at a proper time to select those relating to pts and personal history. and my professional and public life, my which in his judgment should be placed g@ their dispo- sal, and to transfer the same to them, to fd by thom in such manner as they may think fit. They may reseive valuabie ald from my friend George J. Abbott, Hsq., now of the Btate Department. Irem. My servant William Johnron is a free man. I Dought his freedom not long ago for six hundred dollars. No demand is to be made upon him for any portion of this sum, but so long as is agreeable I hopo he will re- main with the family. Trem. Morricha McCarty, Sarah Smith, and Ann Bean. colored persons. now also, and fora long time in my service, are all free. They ure very well deserving, and whoever comes after me must be kind to them. Irem. I request that my said executors and trustecs bonds for the performance of their In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my hand and teal, at Marshfield. and have published and declared | this to be my last Will and Testament. on the twonty- first day of September, in the year of our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-two. (Bigned.) DANIEL WEBSTER. [8eal.) Signed, eealed, published, and declared, by the said Testator, as and for his Jast Will and Testament, in the presence of us, who, at his request. and in his presence, and in the presence of each other. hi hereto as subscribing witnesees, the word ‘our’ bein; erased ip the third line from the bottom of the ‘afte page before signing. GEORGE J. ABBOTT, ve set our names [Signed.} JOHN JEFFRIES, CHARLES H. THOMAS. PHILADELPHIA, Reported dy Keen & Taylor. )— ilroad 6's, ‘79, 107; 2,000 Camden Ss and Amboy Railroad 6's '75, 85, 10154: 600 ill Navi- gstion 6’, '82, 8174; 1000 Reading Kailroad 6'a, '70, 9254; 15 shares Pennsylvania Railroad cash, 493g; 18 do, 4934; 280 | Sebuylkill Navigation, Prefer h, 28; 15 Schuylkill 2 100 Morris Canal cash, 2134; 100 Beaver Mea- : 10 Barrisburg Railroad, 52; § Philad Between Boards.—$1,110 Lehigh Mortgage & island Railroad ('e, 86; 60 shares Long m, 188. Second Board—$1,700 Lehix’ 9634; 200 shares Long Island Railroad, 1534; 60 do 95, 15%; 0 cash, 15%; 250 Schuylkill Navigation, 2635 5 Lehigh Navi cation, 72%; 6 do, 72%; 74 Bs Girard B: 4. After Board.—$\ 500 United States @'s, 62° &P, 1 000 heading Kailroad Mortgaze 6's "43, 6334; 4.200 Lehigh 6'a 2634; 100 shan fe Island failroad, 2d iL% WOdo, 167%; 10 do, sown, 1%; 40) do, bd and int 7%, & Morris C 21%. 77 Reading Railroad, 44%; 5 rmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, «150; 64 F é M 04 dy. rard Ban! tor Drolet, ot Montpelier. Vt., of Newark, N J., formerly of Williamsburg, L I., to Miss | Many F. Starts, daughter of 5. K. Staples, Ksq., of ‘Woodstock, Vt. are respectfully invited Chureh, this day, (Thursday.) at 1o’elook P. M., without further invitation streets. Broo! | after » very brief but pradent | Married, On Tuerday evening, January 4, by the Rev. Moses L. Scudder. Mr. Arrexp Burns of Williamsburg, to Miw Many Avcusta, daughter of William H. Simmons, of this city. On Tuesday, january 4. by the Rey Dr. Welsh. of Brooklyn, Joux G. Wurrnry, of chis city, to Miss Crers- una Menzies, of the former place On Tuerday, January 4. by the Rev. A. A. Wood, Mr. Natnanivi H, Marston, of Muss. to Misa Jane R. Trrus, of this city In Weetfiel |, Vermont. December 27. by the Rev. Heo W.E J. Tuomrsom, M.D, Diea, On Tuesday, January 4, Jans Jover, im the 46th year of his age. His friends, and those of his brother and brothers in law, Michael and Richara Joyce, Charies Ryan; alse, Pa- | trick and William Murphy. are respeotfully invited to at- tend bis funeral, fr street. tbis (Thuredey) afternoon, at two o'clock , January 4, Miss T.Q. Sarre, in | the 7lst year of her age. bis late residence, No 11 Bridge On Tuesday moro Her friends. and thore of her niece, Mrs, A C. Cannon, attend the funera} at St. Paul's In Brooklyn, January 4, 8amver Bowne, aged 62 years. ‘The fricndr of the family are invited to attend the fa- neral. ut bis late residence, corner Washington and High yn, this day, (Chursday.) at 1 o'clock P. M. without furtber notice, * On Tuesday, January 4, at 5 o'clock P. M., Fasny Burn, eldest daughter of Capt M. and Abby A. 'Thomp- ton. in the 16th year of her age. ‘The relativer and friends of the family are requested to attend the fumeral from her late residence. 114 Monroe | reet, this dey. (Thursday ) at 1 o’olock P.M. The re- mairs will be taken to Greenwood for interment In this city, on Wednesday morning. January 6, Jasces M Eipoue. (printer,) aged 32 years, formerly of Burling- ton, Vermont At Arcadia, New York, of inflammation of the lungs, triumphal entrance into rest. ‘The church has now a saint the less, And heaven an angel more On Tueedgy January 5 of inflammation of the lumgs, | Fionencr ¥ , infant daughter of H.G. amd Jame M. Grif- | fin, azed 6 months and 7 cays. ‘The relativee ana friends cf the family are respectfully reque:ted to attend her fancral, from the residemce of her | purepts, Ne 62 Hast Fifteenth street, this day. (Chars- day.) 6th ingt., at 1 o'clock P. M., without further invi- bation. On Wednesday, Janusry 6, Evora H., youngest daugh- ter of John and Hlizabeth Cumming, aged 1 year 1 menths and 23 days The relatives and (rienJs of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral om Friday, 7th inst. at 1 o'ekcck P. M., from the reridemce of her father, 728 Broadway On Wednesday morning. January 6 of rcarlet fever, Frank Givnent, youngest child of James and Louisa Price, aged 1 year 7 months and 21 days ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Friday, 7th inst. at 3 ovelock P, M , from the residence of his grandfather, Ly man Candes, ‘No. 11 Jay street, without farther invite- tien On Wednesday, January 5, Westexno Henny Cans: the 66th year of bie age His funeral will take place this d pust 1 o'clock. from the realdenoe c his son, Thomas W | Carey. No 4 Stoyvesant rtreet, The relatives anu friends | of the femily are respectful invited to atvend On Wednesday January 5, of concimptton, Janes 8 Onavam. in the 4st year of bis age iis friends. also those of his brothers. William, Edward and Charles are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his brothers, 121st srreet, between Firet and Second avenues, Harlem, this (Thursday) af ternoon at 3 o'clock On Wedmesday, January 5, after a short illness, Mr. | James Maxwens aged 64 years. 'The relatives and friends of the faraily, and those of his brother. William, and rons, John D., James E , William D and George L, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from bis late residence No. 180 West Fourtesath street. on Friday morning 7th inst.. at 11 o'clock. with out further invitation fis remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment On Tuerday, January 4 James, youngest son of Michael and Elen Coughlin aged 8 seare, 10 months and 16 days, | ‘The relatives and triende of the family are rerpectfally requested to attend the foneral this (Thursday) after WOUw. WL LO Live, MVS Hae Loved O9 Ue ius params, 644, $19 Ficet avenue. weer AA Port of New York, January 5, 1853. OLEARED. Btoamebip Star of the West, Tinklopaugh, San Juan, DB Steamship United Btates, Berry, Aspinwall, Jones & Gilman & Mack, ny M M Freeman & Co. ments Yarmouth, J H Braine. Bt Marks, Smallwood, Anderson Davis, Charleston, Dunham & Dimon. Romoer, Buenos Ay: inwall, JM oFarland, Gibara (Cubs), Nosmith & Brig Biizaboth (Br), Gi a Brig Waoises, Powell, rther | & Schr Granite Sta Bohr Potito Liszie, ns. Schr We Mason, Stay Sohr Arington, Mu as may not be sold for the oe purposes aforesaid for the use of my son, Fletcher Web- ix or eight more, them. were into the boat, but th s the boat adrift, and Ji on board. The utmo: ne Wore insured in Bost Gr oll ship, w Bank, below Shangh on, master. ola, Sturges, Clearman whew, Talbot & Ce. waster. H H Tallman. a, C eee after the ship Wea. won for $2100. 8 Sebr Triumph, Harw: Schr Hanover, Chiches lary, Bholdon, Bristol, joward Providence. ral Davis, Ware! Sloop Midas, Wardwell, Bristol. Sloop W H Bowen, Hallock, Providence. hip Asia, Lots, Liverpool, Deo 18, vis Halifax Deo 18, in the ai jamiltcn (Bermuds), 8 di ileton & Co. Has boen ine! Schr A K Hay, Grant, Georgetown, 5 da; i's, Frenois, Provi: Schr Agawan, Bessey, W: Schr Saml L Cr Bri Schr Cornelia Youn, Bohr Ellen Rodman, Os Scbr Ruth Thomas, Thayer, Frankfort, Schr Hudson, Homyor, Machine 1 Steamer Delaware, Se} Blocp Heion, Ferris, ‘arebam 3 days. eford, Taunton, Mass, 3 days. 3 d, New Bed for Whaiemen. ‘4 At Honolulu Oct 27, Wm Jaliso Aug 1, Suian, Howland, NB, ofl not stated. BAILED, Stoamships Star of the West, Tinklepaugh, 81 Georgia, ere oe Agee ‘all; United States, Berry, ‘on pool (anchored at SW 8) rebumberland, ‘ind during the day from N te NN] York, arr 26th, ding; Cornelis, ‘The caloric her return from a trial trip; (see g Pierce; Ger M Chariton. Littlejohn, disg; RR F asl re. chn Benson, Winchester, N York; so! th, eteamer El Dorado, Schenek 1} Inlands), Doo 18—Brig Elmira, Hatt, of 2. 2—Ships Eli Whitney Cook, for NOrloamg tman, for NYork, Philadelphi Per StxAMsHIP Asta } Antwxrp, Deo 18—Arr Callendar, Dickman, NOrleans. Deo S—Arr Victor, Whiting, NOrlesns. k of the Goodwin Sands, re. Otto, and Margaret, , San Walsh, Kelloohi, Baravia, Oos H—Atr Mentor, Tylatra, N Yor! | Santiago, N) ork. BREMERHAVEN, Deo 12—Arr Diana, Batjor, do. Sid 12th, Vi bourne; and Henry Leeds, Lye ‘wtg; and ovhe: WS Lindsay, bo das Rauch, New Ori (from NYork), Aspinwall. Inacua (Bahama ar 4 for Portland soo: lith, Lovisian in uarantin’ 21 ¢ ranois 1d N Bosto , let ult, Glorgio Leonardo ( Neap) 2—T eded her pilot and ANMANILLA, Doo 15—No Am vossol vessel was taken up at St Jago to load at M for Boston o¢ #1d 4th, bark St Jago, Denni 25th, bark R H Knigh' Rocue.e, Deo 1li—! Bro Janxrno, Nov 23—Bark Lee ooq, M! Sld 16th, sohr Hermann (Han), d 23—Brig Caroline, Cook, for Boston, ime ayser, San Francisco. CARnpivy, Deo 18—Sld Chas oc; Macedonia. Pruble, NOrleans. in Penarth Roads 18th, Medomak, from Bolfast for New: port, BR. to load for NOrleai Deo 14—Arr Ocean Queon, Smith, NYork; Margaret for NYork; 16th, Californis, Britannia, Francisco, and anchored; Forest Q: Kerr, Davidson, San Franois- ie rt me lis t, Frort, Portland. brig Elis Richardson, for Reston. Evans. Pratt, London, and from NOrleans, an' ham London for Shield both put back 15th. jordan, from Antworp for Smaliman, Savannah harlovte, Armis, Cali Deo 15—Sld Perseverance, uTH, Deo 13—Sld Princess ‘AL nia. (ES) Deo 15—Arr St Lawrence, Irvine, San Fran: Gravesenn, Deo 14—Sld Britannis, Crookshank, San Francisco; 16th, Actwon, Benson, NOrleans. Granviitx, Dee 7—Sid Active, Hone Kone, Oot 8—Arr Lambook, } San Francisco; 9h, Ohio, Raupach; J ortbumberland, Hudso: 3 17th, Akbar, Milne, do; ‘m Money, Buckle, do; 26th, Lassem, ao. 31d 5th, Wil: 13th, Aurora, Veo: 234, Ann Welch, Gi e for Wrovidones, 1 Carclina, Stuart. tor Euro) Land o' Cakes, Grant. M’Donsld, do; 24th, W: from N¥ork, wig; barks = To} Montezuma (Br), Ff do, rr atts, Dearborn, NOr' urioh, Kioh, NYork. joc 15—Arr Ham, Se Murphy; Sandusky, ‘Southampton, Snow, Mobil Courier, Bannatyne, loans; 17th, Water! Hadley, NYork; Russell 81 . Watts; Columbians, Stahl; Aghl: and Moira Castle, le ‘KG- The Niagers, off 12th, and supposed from NYork, is not reperted arr. 81d 14th Naomi, Johnston, Baltimore; 151 nerford, Charleston: R Jobu M’Kepzis, Brown: Hyland, NOrleant Rosctus, Maloney, bia. sh, Elizabeth Brace, Brown, Mol azatlan, Maoloon, do; Ty Enid for Idg J4th, John Rutledge, Wambersie, Philadel- ‘kins, Mobile; Thorahill, B. Or! Constantine, Duryee. Apslachicola; ea ate in, bell, anc lisabeth, Main, Freeman, and Winteld Scots, ork. Peter Rolt, Varselom, for Cie) igs ahe rd, om Jamaica, w' are; Eastern Qu Borland Kennobe: for Baltimore ao; chester. Briggs. N Yor! RB ene, Dwyer, Ni Cy) ot Laguna 4$b ult vis Holmes’ Ho toamer City of New ainship Canada, r, Hammer, Charl Elliot, Hev Bearse, Richmo gill, Jackson vill Cld B jalisax; bark Gibra. bile; Shannon, ‘Thomrson, DN Yor! ley, ted in the Roads yoster ma: FALL RIVER, Deo 1—Arr schr R Borden. Hinckley, Bat- tis echr [ram Smith, Alexandria. Deo 25—8ld sohre Exterprise, Geedoa, Deo 25—Arr sohr Esther Elisa, Hunt, N York. , Sohr Tennosece, Carney, Richmond BILE, Deo 28—Arr brig Malt hi C C Etratton, | phis: 16th, Scotland | Haw! | and Sumroo, Hi Ni 16th, Colombe, re. JACKSON VIL! d Dit g Hencercon, for N¥crk: Lonvon, Dee 16—E: 17th, Ocean Queon, Smith, NYork Cid cut 14h, Actwon, Benson, RA leas do; Enid out 170 huss, Geer, Boston; mntored out same day). PF Cla schr Medora (Br) NEW HAVEN, Jan tloop Warren, Stannard, N Emily, for Pars, reported ort, being detained by th ORTSMOUTH, Deo $—Bolow, folk for Portlan¢; Kanhawa, Fr bh, Nicolas Heinrich, Masks New Ldg, Wm Stetson, Creighton, for Boston; M Livingston, Barstew, NOrleans; Patrick Henry, Hurlbut; Hendrik [ad jected’, Lann. for NYork; Labadie, and Bagoness, | son, Warner; Geo: Clark for san Franciseo, bark Maria Hersoy, do. PROVINCETOWN, ward, from Surinam 2 rr] ae 14—Paut in, Surprise, Ranlets, from '4—Put in wind bound, France iff and United Ssates. Piymourn, Dec 15—Put in, Chauncey Jerome Jr, Cons, from London fer Mc bile, Ramscary, Deo 16—Put in, Caroliae, Black, from London London for N¥or Portiann Roaps, Deo Eilit, from London for rfolk or Wilmingtoa, N SHANGHAR Sept 29—Arr Oxnard, Hinokle: | ano tld Oct 17 for NYork; 22d, Sea Nymph, Mauran, Honolulu; Oot 1, Pana V hit 1, Kennedy, San Fra nis; Wth, Kate H Dearborn. NYo a Severn, Gardner. C Antelope, Crosby, from do; jcodwin, Hong Kony ker, California. Sld ver 5, Witcheraft, Rogers, N Girler, Boston; 6th, Lantao, B: Chedwiok (for nit, Crocker, do; 9th Shooting Star, Ba: ekg Wobater, rlveater) NYor , Tarolinta, Cave, York; 16th, Huntingdon, Jones, Sinearons, Oct 2—Arr Su Timer, Phinney, B: sehrs Genrietta, Pearson, California, and eld 5th Manila and sld 8th for N Caloutta; 24M, Union, Chap 2 ‘th, Potsdam, Wolff, Califormis; 3les, Ann Martin, Benson, fe Straits oF SUNDA, Oct 9— from t hanghse for NYork; llth, Ipvinctble, Johnson, Hong Paeoed by, Eclipss, Hamilton, | Livenroor—Stcamshii two chil Sharp, EM Pools, Me Mr Glodhill, Mr Lotem Kong for London; 18th, John Bertram, L: quently spoken off Cape of Good nril . Boston fr Hous Kong; 25h, Octavia, from eric! Pauleen Philadelpbis. Trivets, Deo 1 Arr Li Mr Henderson, Mr Vi Toray, Deo l4—8ld Arabian, Bainbridge, WARRENPOINT, Deo 13—B8ld New Zealand, Montgomery, Nuwronr Dec 15—The Am ship United States, of Bath, 4, Mr lowxs1orr, Deo 16—Ths Am ship Mary Floronce, Trott, from Newcastle for Amerioa, is lying on the Newoom where ehe will remain, is being past high water. salvage boate are alongside. Thero is covery appearance of & AsPinwatt—BSteamehid Urited States— Freed, 1. Landres and lady, Mre Sambot Themiing J Robinson, 3 & hens D Green. wife and i ow eno Mee afforh, M Stery, Nowto: ur children, N’ Miler, Cane ipa, G8 Dal 3 n Slack, Wag- Moore, 1 Yai re Liyexroor, Deo 4—The Derry Castle, for NOrioans, has put back, having sprung aleak. Dear, Dec 15—Tho Am bark Helen Maria. Silsby, from Shields for N York. lost anchor snd chain morning ard has been supplied with ouhe: ‘ 11—The Henrigtte Ramm, of this port. it chartered in Bordeavx to load for N York, for $350 by the Iump and expects to bo ready for sea in she beginning of uller, Englesson a ner, J Parc, E Robinson. 08) Clark. Mrs W Price, Mrs Crum), Mrs Parkor awes, EL Stone, Mr; Moore and child, irs Comer, Mrs Smith and swe a, Mi ‘la, Mra Koll the Downs this H Barney, O Dean, J Cole; evere illness. Mrs. Eisza wife of Rey, David Bellamy late of this city. Her death wasa Snyder, John Anderson, A Kinestown, Deo 15—The Rolla, arrived here children, Mrs Pari spoke the Mou) taincer (6), from Liverpool for St John, NBY out 40 days, sort of provisions, and supplied by the Rolle’ ubsequently Irst'on the 25th Deo, at Carri- # previously reported.) Opxssa, Deo 2 Since the 224 ult there have about (0 veas:le, the far greater portion of whioh ¢ ‘The demard fer tonns| | parsly from most of our export patch aad partly foreign corn markets rat hand. romain goare¢; hips ister expeored rably below the fr H Smith, P Smith, A Tht A Wood G Chapman. J Cann, J Arrowood, J Canon, W Hunter W Miller, W Elliott, W Uouce, W Preitin A Putman, © Cory, K Woodneok, L. Labeash, taw’ F Veiun, M Johnson, J Bebe £ er, Adama Fi Jervoll J Morroll, J Connolly, 1. Smith, F key- a, M MeKonny, UG 'H Brive J Levin, G Mills, Peo! k, B Clark) Mr Aerdle, ‘TM H Mattive H Butlor, G Yorkie wh reas numorous re offering in our te istely paid from |, 8 Gates, J Whithead, G Jaen Seamin, 8 Bra : "3 Bh y MCammon Thos 3 B FY | Cliffer, B Johnson, S Bulklead, M ‘Mr Himes, Mr Kintney, Mr Copvland, ‘Me Wood, J Falhentacah, & Asus. H Ai it msrket at consi Hono Kono, Cob 3 Tho Skjold, Locke, for 8 Ieaky, having experienced & heavy to repair. the bth of October, on 123 B, end tae di he Pekin (a) arrived bere veuse! between this and Singapore, with everything go © Bennet, Mr Ranson, sons, WJ Bidwoll, H Browr, Mr Gordon, D a J Maskell and bey, Mr Fowlor, Mr Worre.1, H Bock wit MoLeond and be Chas Gaueman, J Collett, H.C Marina, Sept 15—Thore is a and pastoxgere of an Am brit, arrived in Ylooo the neighborhoo: fored } omy Wi report current of the crew ani: be the hay Ielands, where ol K Camerman. ¥ Bait,’ $ J Mugrhy, D Matony,'P Burk, J ‘Simmons, a ey, F Godpry, T hhiskely, J Toanson, W Hen Gerson, J Morrigén, R Stowell, J Leo, Hf Butlorhold, “A Hot We Morrison, $ Martin, A Alion, M ner ig, Asie, A Howard, T y \aigeo fi name is given a6 Sethe la Dieos. Rio Grape pet Su, Oct 20—The Barba from WYors for Panama, is yoported to have on the north coast, near this place, Sept 23; part of orew saved, the captain and remaiader mi (Tharsday ) at half unman, 1H Grunman, J Brumell, W Jenviogs, § Watson, Kt Hnbbard, Uerald Martine Correspondence, 4 Eglior J Kelly, Key West Das), ‘The lieve been no wrecks or marine disnaters smoo my lect, ond there + no news of im portance stirring. Schr Anits Damon Bentley, and sailed for M bile on she while detained hore, including salvage, amount to $2000. ‘The U 8 sloop of war Oyane, JG rived bere from Havans on the 22d ult, and remained until J Wilbur, E Puller, W Fiocoher, J Smyth H iolmes, S Haréing, O Samboens, ) Litchon aud one. B diker, G W rht; R Stewart, O B Morry, M Kalra: leted her repairs, he total expens Mr Powors, 8 Kioharda Hurbuurt, F Well, R Me folling commanding. ar- k, B Woodward, er, N Fel Hs ris, Weloher, D uimby, Astice, Turner. » Thomas, dwin, J Himes, J Sol G Harra, G Gaae on, A Sol Woosin and ‘Tho Coast Survey have at longth loft here, emd oommenced The vaval party have not yot strived. Hoyt the agent of tho underwriters, has not yet re- Arrived—Deo 19, brig John Boynton Pottl gobr Brenda Smith Apalactiools; 2th, Delano, NYork; 2lat, brij Bumming Bird, Mai Stiles. 12 deyatrom NYork for NOrk . 0 Levrain, P MoCan, Goo w Charles, WiBriegs, & A Gambroes, ampbell, Dohies, © J Jobnayn, n90 Sailed—Deo 21, brigs Jehn Boyntor 1G St nm Delano, do; sohr Anita paeen. “- gill, St Marke; in ble; aT an M MeDonald D Sullivan, J Str) man, 40 teman K Jul A. ra a) i yd Med, D waison, d Biatoe, L Saremani Rioola: ath, beige ” Ty wes ile ‘ | Asrivou—atommaata City ot Bacon, Gidseds Boovon bask | Bac bid EE i sf if bit fh Pritts} at 13 Banx Aveua was towed into Union wherf Fairhaven, af ‘oon of Sd, by the steamer Massachueotts, whore abe ie Preparatory to going upon the martae Br Bric Minny (not Br rohr Minnie, for NYork), wt the vessel lost on Cape George. ward's Island, boun Scun P Parrerson, Clements, of Belfast, Mo, from Bee- ton for Wilmington, N' A ‘The oaptain an ", next day off Cape Look-ut b. Hallock, from NYork, and tsken to Wilmington. uare bale of cotton. weighin atin —CE, was picked upon Wednosday last, 10, 149 tens, about four purchased by parties oa Sho was from Prince Ba to Newfoundland. 199 ined, wore taken johr Julie about 500 lbs aud magik- Wateh Foreign Ports. Deo 9—Sohr Manson, Manson, for Bostem 204 reported. BT beet abt Doo 18—8id bark Tom Corwin, Basford, aaBonras, Deo 2—#1d bark Robert Ponneli, Smith, Be- awA, Doe 29—Barks Chilton, Pennell. and Wil land, arr 27th, disg; Lyre, Bonois, from W ‘Hutchinson from Ponsseola, vert, for reba, js Somers, Wat- iy Yorum jaacone. do. Stamboul Kingman, from in port, ‘A smal mn. Boston. Warts, NYork. Md ‘ton, for NO1 bout 20th, brig + vad B Sturges, Avery, uno; brig F Fae Home Ports. APALACEIGOLA, Dee 27—In port, Rogers, for Liverpoo!, dg: Ewblem Sister, fe Cotton Planter Parker, NYork, wig Atlantie, do disg: EG Barney Barney, for Boston ldg Wm verpeol do; Tennossee, Bookwith. from NY rk, wba: cout mbasendor, Mo a (Br), Carey, for Liver , tor Boston do; Vion, Aluxaader, hase, for Providence, do: Gen Wate, Powers, from Liver- Flitner, from NYork. disg; Jacob Prea- tu; Jacob Soavey, fi Wile nkins for B York, for Providence, 14g; schrs Susan do; Ghas B Rogors, Steelman, le, do, Ide. ALTIMORE, Jan 4—Cld brigs Coquet Indies; Antonio Vincent, Benron, Vembrok JL Bowman, Wooster, Boston; S 8 stevens, Di a sobre Anna Jenkins ar ships Windeor Cas- onal, AOE Cos jareb Ana, , Godfrey, West Me; sehre arling, Ware- , and [da Mailier Providensa, Roman, Hamil » Ni NY Brite eiphia. cid arte wernt Veruam i ‘ernandes, ph, French. Newburyport. . tohr Ca Lac: hy White, Nee- rN Yor! PORTLAND, Jan 3—Arr brigs Oxford, Moulton, Crooked Island, Bahamas; Forester, Oliver, Bath for Jacksoay’ sroline E Hoppin, Hosmer, Camden for N York. avis, Cubs; brig Ficancier, Hartmaa, Jan 3—In port, brigs Gri | 24h ult of and for Giouoos & Pesron, for Baltimore; Uni Hanover, a1 clght othofe. All the above except the Hanover ald 24 and ‘kK suppored s Boston packet, aad a herm Jan 3—Arrsobr Arctic, Moulton, Balti- se m brig, and a fore and aft eshoon sobr Susan Hustin, Eaton, \ i jus, Bag re an 3—Sid bark Cyane, Birminitor NOr- leans; brig Hanosport, Holmos Hate WILMINGTON, wh Joon Warner, ", Deo Sl—Arr brig Ville de Amious Fabugne, NYork sohr Prospect, ioe ‘an 1. brig Maia therine Many, Coombs, Loowi; 8 P Brown, Almy, Cardenas; sober T Brognard, NYork; 3d, brigs Any awau, Harsy. Charlostons Mok ), ‘Bramhall, Bolfast; sohr Joho M Hal- Cid Deo 31, soar TO Thompson, I, sohre Monterey, Mershon, Philadel- Robinson, sud ira B Will el S Miller, Peacook Philadelphia; 24, uliet (Br), Hilton, Windies; nd Wm H'Smish, Sonos, N au—Art sohr Oxford, Howland, B Paseongers Arrived. Asis—Mr W OH Poet, Me Sicush- ir Aiburtis and lady, R M Hooper, Mr Millis, Indy and 1 i Beers, Mr Habers! ren, sod twe Wilkinshaw, J en, Mr Ster- sher, Mr Broadbent, J Collings, Jr, Mr Cham- Mr Meyer, W Thomas, J i i fr C er, ieee G Ste- ills, yamy holds, M Morton, A Burnell, Miss Smith, S Hicks, Misa Milek, Mro Churoh, Mrs Day Mra Voilum and child, J MeDonald, D FM Carty, J Dompeay, h ra, Gg P Grieg a J 8 oa, Ht Falten, ir Hodge, Mr Parke Mr Cbittande: Stoor F Miller, Shudo, T Miller, id, A Hol mor, Oy Jase re, icf