The New York Herald Newspaper, January 8, 1853, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. The Ten Million Fund and the New Cabinet. Business in the House of Representatives, AFFAIRS IN ALBANY. Important Legislative Proceedings. ANOTHER FATAL S*EAMBOAT BAPLOSION, Numerous Maritime Disasters, &o &d.. &d., Affairs ln Washington City. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THK NEW YORK HERALD THE CALAMITY TO GENERAL PIKRCE—HOPELESS CONDITION OF VICE PRESIDENT KING—THE NEW CABINET, ETC Wasnincron, Jan. 7, 1853. ‘The overshadowing topic is the sad calamity which has faien upon General tirroe. Che universal sympathy of this community is most strikingly manifested in every | voice. The hopeless condition of Mr King contributes to Imcrease this melancboly sensation, He may get to Cuba; but eve thay is douptful There is nothing fixed about the cabinet. Mr, Hunter, who, it is well ascerisined was offered the State Depart- ment. hes vot, as far a1 any/bivg bes leaked out, signi- fied either bis acorp avoe or declination Mr Atbesou is bere. wud a» General Pierce's confden- tial friend pis srrival is regard-d as an alfair of very considerabie impoitanoe Chere have been some attempia to get up agemerui caucus ouncerning the cabinet, but they have taiied. The par:y im boch Houses is disorgan- ised apdall et ses. Mr. Athertom is ox rected to throw Ww some light upom the rubjrct. THER MONROR DOCTRINE AND THR TEN MILLION FUND—UNION OF THE DEMOCRACY—CABINET BPBCULATIONS—PROSPEULS OF NEW YORKERS— REFUSAL OF BILLY SOWLEGY TO BMIGKATH— MICHIGAN UNITKD SfA41K3 SENATOR, ETC. Wastincton, Jan. 7, 1859. It is believed that a univm of the leaders of the demo cratic party in the Senate und House will take place, by which Mr. Boulé’s contempia‘ed ten million resolution will follow, as » naturai -eqa-nce vo the passage of Gene- ral Cass’s reeolution sffi-msiory of the Monroe doctring. Bo far there has veen »u ao°euce of union in their move. ments, which led im sume degree, to » misunderstanding. Cabimet speculations have usasurably died away. Se veral pilgrims to Woucird bave reeently returned here. looking rolemn'y wie sod shaking their heads, but otherwise giving uo sign formal cauousting aun x whet is Known as the barn- burner wing cf ue New York members. It is under- stood thry are wiilicq © withdraw all pretensions ip favor of Marcy or Dis w d rest satisied with the At- tonney Generairbip tor come younger man, if they can getit. The qusirel in cus party will. however, 1m all prebability, leave New Yors oat of the cabiact aito- gether. The Indian Depar'a-ni bh» received a lett epeoisl egent ix bivrius, oonel Blake. oon the accounts OF Lhe refusal of tae Seuimoles Lo acgatesce im the treaty uncer wLieb toey were vo remove from Lhe Btate There sre vet more (cao a hundred men of the Seminoles remaining io Kisrida, but the everglades afford fuck reoure retreats that tory can give a vast ceal of troubie. Colomel Blake -uzwerts the propriety of employ dog & pumber of aven Kansas, and who wre toe pacar winies of the Semi. moles to Whip tb imiter by concract, at #0 much & Wead. The Deps:twrut nowever ix at present of opi- waion that an effici nt wode of torcing the Seminoies to emigtate and join the rest of their trips would be to des patoh curveying pertie- t« Fiorids. accompanied by aa armed force end piivrrd ty survey thelands This would give am carves’ of tur tutes vo of the United States to fettie the eountry axa 1c 1s believed. would epeedily bring Billy Bowieg: sua bis Indians to their senses. Adeapatch frou Lavrivg sunounces the election of Cierles B stuart as Uni oc Sates Senator tor Michigan, for six years from Ube 4b of vext March, in place of air. Melch “Mr BSvusr« i« one of the most efficient members of the present be i Kepresentstives, amd his elevs- ton te the denate i Ai merited tribute to his spility, ‘as boworabie to him as it will be beneficial to the interests Of hts Btate. ave 2: THE JACKSON ETATUB OIPaTED IMPOSING CBREMONY ANTI- PbBsiDbNT's LEVES, ETC. Wasuinoron, Jan. 7, 1853. Ths imsuguration of tbe Jackson statue, to morrow, to bean impostny *pectacie. The President has Girected all burivess to b+ suspended in the executive Gepertments. Both Howes of Congress stand adjourned to Monday in order to attend it, Extensive preparations fare making by thr variou. o:vii and military aeszcistioas Or this District. Several military oompantes arrived from Baltimore, thir afterucou, sud alsy many strangers from & @hstence The President's 0/5 levee cook place this evening, and the rocms were crowded wi b a gey and fashionable com- pany. PTRIRTY-<eUOND CONGRESS. SECOND SESSION. House of Kepresentatives, Wastivotos, Jam, 7 1353 TH JsCKSON AQUESTRIAN STATUE On motion of Mr. Van, (dem.) of @ C., it was resolved that whem the Hou e sujouru it adjourn till Monday, in order to afford m- mivt® uu “pportunity to attend the ce- remonies of the taugurstion of the Jackson Equestrian | Btatue THE LAST OF THR ATION BILa, Mr Houston (dem )cf Als, wsked leave to report from the Commitice of Wey aod Meaus the iat of the General Appropriation bile Mr. Stasiy, (Whig) Of N U.. objected. Mr. Houston esta ‘he: tbe rules requized the appro- ave. pristion bills to be reported wihin thirty days and as | to prepare tbe bill he trusted | the gentle iped Digs gevtleian *ousd couscat that be should report it overruled Bir Hovsros— “hen [ cops it wil be put om the jour. There has been some in- | 's BOW Fettied west of Ar- | Ffouston reisca s petat of order, which the Speaker | from Albany: IMPORTANT LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS — ANTICIPATED ONSLAUGHT AGAINST BAILBOADS IN CITIR8—THE SLAVERY QUESTI »N—KOBBERY, AND BELF-PUNIBH- MENT, ETO SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD, Aaa, Jan. 7, 1853. Mr. Tabor introduced @ bill im the Senate, this morn- ing, to prevent injustice im the construction of railroads through cities. It provides that it shall not be lawful to construct any railway through the public streets of any city without @ previous act of the Legislature, or the ‘consent, in writing, of all the ownors of real estate upon any street used by such railway. The members appear im favor of the project. This bill, if passed, will arrest the construotion of the Broadway Railroad, about which there is so much contention, Where is Alderman Stur- tevant ’ ‘The manner in which the journal of the last session has been printed was called attention to by Mr. Pierce. He pointed out several inaccuracies and one important omis- sion, particularly, im the resolutions relative to the pub- Mec lands, sent to Congress. He moved a consideration of the journal. Mr. Cooley called up his resolution relative to the ep- pointment of » joint select committee to take charge of so muoh of the Governor's message as related to the canals. Mr. Williams attached a rider, so as to include the Cayuga and Seneca canals. Mr. Pierce opposed the resolutions, and they were laid ym the table. Mr Cooley will find much difficulty In raising his elect joint committee, The whole subject will be placed in the bands of the standing Committee on Canale—the most appropriate reference. Nothing of importauce was trausacted in the House, which a only in sesefon half an hour. Among the bills reported in the House is one from Mr, Clapp, provicing fora State Almshouse, The bill does not state whether the site is to be aear the capical, or at Bouffelo. Mr. Champlain introduced his bill to repeat the railroad toll exemption bill, There will be strong efforts made to restore these tolls; but the railroad interests are mighty, and will prevail. Mr. Glover made another effort to refer: the Marlae Court bill to the committee to report complete but was unsuccessful. The Judge expectant is here on the anxious seat. ‘The proposed bili of Mr. Taylor, repeating the act whereby sluves are set free when co! in this State, is creating much inquiry here and elsewhere, It is alleged that the law as {t_ now stands is similar in princi- ple with the etatutes of Virginia and Maryland, each of which States claim and exercise the right to discharge from servitude slaves brought within their limits from otber slaveholding States. his is a stroog argument, and will be used effectively sgainst Mr. ‘eylor’s prepasi- tion. Both houses adjourned over till Monday, either on ac court of no business or the enniverssy of the battle of New Orleans. ‘The robbery of Mr. Waterman's store, in this clty, is now ascertained to bave been committed by the young man esadt, lumself, Dutchess county he used money rather free and becams suspected On bis return to the city he was arrested. He confeared thet be stole the $100; that he bad inflicted the wounds upon bimeelf ; extracted the tooth ; seratch- ed bis face s0 as to produce bicod. and tied bis hamdker- — purporely tight sbout his neck He then laid down = the bed. without covering, so as to become cold. ia : yore himself to be discovered A d ottempt at concealment bas ile is now in — NEW YORK LE ISLATURE, Senace. Avsaxy, Janpary 6, 1853. Prayer by the Rev, Mr. Beecher. Petitiens On @ visit to his friends, in | K a Onrean ant Lost—ayes, 9; motion of Mr. Consrxi the resolutions apt} on table. After the disposal of come unimportant business the Bepate adjourned ‘till Monday. Amembly. Acsany, January 6, 1352, Prayer by Rey. Dr. Wyckoff. THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION RELATIVE TO THE PASSAGE OF SLAVES THROUGH THIS STATE. Mr. D, B. Tarior rose to @ question of privilege. He re. ferred to an article in an evening paper, (the Journal.) purporting to be @ report of a portion of the proceed- ings of this House, of yesterday, The artiole is entitled “Blavery Agitation,” which he characterized as a gross misrepresentation of the spirit of the notice which he geve.amd the character of the bill thus noticed, and which he should in a few days lay before the House. ‘The article in quest ion represents that the forthcoming bill is to introduce and tolerate elavery in the State of New York, Buch Mr. T, stated, was not thecase He intended, in the bill which he shouid present, to echo the sentiment of every honest heart of this Legisisture. The bill wil the mildest form possible, allow the owners of persons held to service, to brimg them from such State or country where such property is recognized, into and convey them across this State into other states or country unmolest- ed. It will not be the reetoration of the act known asthe nine months act. To such a law he would never give his consent. The time in that act was unmecossarily long. But, continued Mr. T., readily find the excuse ne this perversion of my intentious. Teis for the par] poisoning the public mind in advance of the pubii ae ofthe bili But when the bill comes fairly before the House for action, 1 trust those who love our federal Union, and desire to be generous towards our sister States, and the fair amd liberal interpretation of the con- stitution of our Union, will give it a zealous support. COMMUNICATION, ‘The report of the Merohants’ Bank of ee: York, im re- gard to unclaimed dividends, was received. NOTICES OF THE INTRODUCTION Mr Lirtizsonn gave notice of a bili to cena eatnae in relation to railroad corporations. Mr. Cramrcin, of am act providing for the compensa tion of sheriffs in certain cases. Mr. D B. Tavior, of a bill to divide the Eighteenth ward of New York city. Mr. Gxean, of a bill’ respecting the burial ground in Orceola, oe Stewanr, of » bill to amend the act equalizing tax- ation. Mr, Sessions, of @ bill concerning tolls on plank roads. Mr GitimoKx of a bill modifying the law exempting property from levy and Mr. Koss, of a bill to regulate the licenses of pilots in the harbor of New York. Mr Ga.x gave notice of a bill to grobibit the pleading of usury in certvin eases, BD. B Tayior, of a bill in relation to the taking of pirate property for public purposes Mr. Howaxp, of @ bill reguiuting the laying out of roads. Also, to amend the polica law of New York city. Mr. Patrekson, of a bill to confirm the title to certal lots in the village of Homer. , Mr. Fonsvins, of a bili to preserve the purity of eles- tlons Mr Woop, of a dill to release the interest of the State in certain bonds and mortgages to James and William Knox. 4 S Mr, Witrsams, of citizens of Tompkins county, for | irainiag Cayuga marsdes. Mr. Consist, for a division of Steuben county into two jury distriots. Mr Vax Scnooytovry, of the Rensselaer County Agri- oultural Society. for aid Mr. Mosxor, of Casticton, Lewis & Co, for damages. KEPORIS of COMMITTEES The Special Committee oa Revision of Rules, reporting amendments, was leid on the table and ordered printed Of the Inspectors of Stace prisons, Read and ordered pripted. Noviers OF INTRODUCTION OF BILLA, ETC, Mr Coxcex introduced # bill to distribute standard works of American authors among the common school | br: 8 of this State. Mr. Coo: zy. a bill relative to eavings banks. Mr McIiwais«, a bill suthorizing John Fisher to sell | Teal ettate. sort, & bill relating to the organization of Mr. Moxcax gave noties of « bill to authorize certain railroad companies to consolidate their tock Mr. Moncas. @ bill to authorize the Metropolitan In- surance Company to increase the number of Directors Mr. Corxsit, to divide Steuben county into two jury districts Mr. Mc Mcnnar, to incorporate the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad Company ir. vH1 Offered a resolution referring c+rtain papers relative to the villsg® of Waterford. Mr Syow, referring papers relative to the claim of John E Betts The like as to the claim cf T. Iuntington; aleo, as to the claims of James H Salisbury Mr, Concnn. referring petitions and papers of the Nyack Turnpike Company Mr Uc xiixcion. referring the petitions of certsin citi- zens of Buffalo relative te Justices Courts, aod referred to the Commitcee on Judiciary. Adjourned. Ausaxy, Jam. 7, 1853, NOTICES AND INTRODUCTION OF MILLS, Mr. Brexman gave notize of @ bill to protect pattern makers, Mr. Barcock brought ine bill to abolish the license | system. Mr. Witsiasts gave notica of u bill to calarge the Ca- juga and Beneca Canal Mr. Tanon tatroduced a bill to prevent injustice in the construction of railways in New York city. prohibitiog their const:uction, unless by permission of the Legisla- lature Mr. Bexamax introduced a bill to amend the charter of New York city. NEWSPAPERS BOR OFFICERS OF TITY SENATE A resolution offered by Mr. Barstow, to provide for the | officers of the Senate the same mew:papers a8 are allow pa) that ® geuremau who Leiped me to prepare the bill | ehjected toi s introdacuva The Shean bu wl got goon the jourzal Mr. Brasiy #1 b wuch =piri—Yee loc it be put upon the jourr al o reporis cut of order. Mr House o.1y willing for that. The Houre *eut ito committer om PRVATE BILLS. Twenty five bile were acted apom without debate. whem the commitier rose end ceported them to the Howse. Mr Prvirs (crm ) of Me suggested that they be voted upon ip groe Onjection was made, SaVAL APPROPRIATIONS Mr mmtites on Ways and . sppropriations for the wavy, *bieh r fered (0 » Comusictes of the Whole on the Bute cf ibe Loo Passak OF PRIVATE BILLS The Houre partes thirly four private bilis, including one to relinguirb (6 Ubio ‘be upauisned portion of the Comberiewa 1 owe State ‘The Hc ure theo #jcurved till Monday. Eten) | Expiomon on the Ohio. PROB*BLE & 95 OF SIX LIVRA Lovisviceg Jan, 7, 1868, The steamer Jonn Simonde, which left bere this after. porn tor New Ori 1 rounding out from Portland, (bree miles below “bir city ) coliapaed the flues of her Dollers, blowing oul tbe aft benda, It was at fret supposed that about twelve persons were killed ard autre. number scalaed; but it appears thet Aix firemem ace uiissing. and all the passengers es caped upbure The boat was towed to New Albapy by the steamer Felsen. Mailue Uisasters SERIOUS RFF AUIS OF THR LATE GALE, ETC. Bostos, Jan, 7, 1853, | tueney ‘The bark Oovenus, st this port from Buenos Ayres, re- | ports Nov Ith ist 24°81 8, lon. 38°17), feilin with about two bundrea full sui empty ~ine pipes, boxes of | candies srd tony. Joe box wax marked “PM C.No 2." Took om voa'd Cur qua tor cask of red wine, branded 66 G8. end maken 0K” ‘The brig Baron ar ¢ ot a bore on ei Island bat was got off by th Srey Wueen, ave towed into Kockiand. with loss of false Keel and deck 1nd The bark Mary Kooghton, from New Orleans for Bos ton. went ashore tn the barber of Holmes Hole in the gale op Turrday acd rill bave to discharge part of her cargo to get off Privaperreia, Jan, 7, 1363. Bohoorer Fareh sua Aceline, from Norfolk for Barnsta- Die, eprorg «vn the breakwater during the storm end Warr ‘ber sipking. She filled Dey thet postion opprrite Lewes, ‘The schooner | Daie \ambrr loaded from New Bed ord for Weehirgton, VC wrot ashore at Cainco. teepue on Mondny The steam dip Peonsyivanin. from Philadelphia, ar rived ot Nerfoik op Morday, lost quarter boat, smoke stack. eplit rate &o The schooner Colvebia. in Hempton Roads, dragued her wmchors and lort them, She arrived at Norfouk, deeking bedly The brig Orb from Waitior Jum ber. bax been ariven reto pe Ractimonr, Jan. 7, 186% to Boston with & load of hore on Craney Island and Wo), Dew totel Lown Severn! small yesejs also weot ashore during the eorm . BSentvus Pritanvirnta Jan. 7, 1859 g, German pemed Charlee Bavi az was stabbed in his hunk tbhiseveniog, by a wbknowa Lt is thovget be is sting trom Frankfort for Hevane, | ed to Senator:, aud the rame power of sending them by mail, drew out # debate on the question whether the offieers were to be considered as representing a consti- It was debsted by Senacers Conceu and Buisrou. Mr Covcxn moved to lay the resolution on tpe table. Lost—ayes 4; pays 18 And then the original resolution was edopted -ayes 20; mays 5 THE STATR PRISONS On Mr. Wricht's motion, the Committee om State Prisons were instructed to inquire into the propri+ty of provising by iaw fer the appropriation of part of earnings of State priton convicts to the supporto! th families. ERRORS IN THE JOURNAL, ETC Mr Prrace offered & preamble and resolution in rela: tion to en error imtbe journal of lass session, having refer- ence to the record ef ihe vote on the appropriation made for the purebare of the Kevised Statutes, tor which $1 $54 dollars were sought to be appropriat and providiog tbat the errors made therein be mow corrected by record. On Mr Waicur's suggestion, the resolution lays over. Mr. Pience also presented # revolation and preamble respecting the entrice im the journal om the subject of the public lands, which lays over THE CANAL QUESTION ‘The resolutions providing for the appointment of Joint select committee on the subject of the canals, were ‘called up by the mover, Mr Cuour Mr. Piatt raid, concurring cordially in the subject matter of the resolutions, he euggested that they might be amended eo as to comport more closely with the lan- guage of the message of the Governor, aad proposed to amend by adding tothe resolution the word ° Uswego” where the enlargement is mentioned OLvy said he accepted with pleasure the amend recy considered that the question {nvotved im solutions would undoabtedly ossupy much of the time and of the judgment of the Senate. De iring to see the businers of ihe Semate goom in regular order, it wight seem that the business coutemplated by the reso- lucions of the 4enavor. from the First, belomged, ia ord to the Committee on Finance. He thought tae prog of the businers of ths Senate would be materially bene: fitted by proceeding in order. Mr Copiry had notin any way desired to imtertere with tbe action of any of the committees of the Senate. or to usurp their privilege. He thought this measure this subjec | citizens ct the United Stat of such gteat importance, as to demand | euch eaily united accion es wouid secure for the Incer- | nai improvements of this State—so long the foot ball of | party eompletion--action | creasing Katiroad facilities had been o | burg and Seranton coal regions, and t Mr Witisams moved further to amend ‘he resolutions, 80 as to include the enlargement of the Cayuga end Se neca Canal Mr, Cootry—I accept thet amendment also Mr. (x d to hear she reasous of the Senator (Mr, Willisms.) for his motion. Mr. Wiitiems gave an interesting bistory of this canal, but twenty (bree miles in length, aud almost one iualf of that, river improvement. needing no enlargement. The commerce and business of the two lakes were greatly in- ned to the Bios. ve tonnage of the kes bad increared alsendy fifty per cent with @ prospect of making # much greater augmentation Tait cunsi was the ebannel for one of the very beet ageicultural region: State By means of aqueducts aud canals ths State ticaded and shut out the lakes from the canal. and tbe enlargement of the connecting lnk is abso: lutely necessary ‘The expense would be #0 small that if it was slicwed to be made by private enterprise it would immediately be done; but the State controis all such work. As jong ago as 1886, the trade iseuing out of this Canal contributed one-tenth of the entire tolls of tho Erie canal Mr Barston considered the present an important epoch in the history ot canals, A new government was inrtituted—« new executive had been elected Objet log as he must generally do to the raising of @ select committee. he considered thie am exception to a general rule. and sbould vote for the raising of the committee contemplated by the resolution of the Semator from the First, who he boped. would be at the head of it Mr Coxcen ruggested @ constitutional doubt whether ipamed by tbe Senacor (Mr. Williame> was in porition with those specially naned by, | econ- abt, Fcians did wot intend to aah the Bemate of it main Mr. Buss, of @ bill requiring canal superiutendents to make public statemenes of their disburrements. Mr. None, of a bill to divide the sixth judicial district of the city of New York. Mr. Hapuev, of a bill toamend the General Railroad aol Mr. Peters offered a resolution to amend the rules of the House by requiring an additional standing committee. Mr Ros» moved that the Message of the Governor be made the special order for Thursday next. Adopted. Mr Weexs gave notice of s bill to amend the lawin regard to the taxes of banks and corporations. Mr. Parxs, of o bill authorising the erection of a new clerk's office In the county of Oswego. Mr. Kensevy of a bill reguiating the hours of labor. Also, of one concerning the payment of taxes on bonds ond mortgages. Also, of bill to amend the homestead ce act. ir. JK v moved that the same allowance of news: papers be to members of the House. Mr Krssspv of @ bill authorizing the sale of certain lots belonging to the Auburn State prison. Mr R Soiz1 of » bill respecting the power and duties of surtogates. Mr Hapcey offered a resolution relative to the esta- blitbment of free echcols in Waterloo. Sir Gimonr gave notice of a bill in regard to the claim of Thomas Goodsell fer canal damages Mr. Coox, of a bill exempting husbands from the pay- ment of debts contracted by their wives previous to riage. Mr Perens introduced a bill to provide for ths educa- tion of the Tonawanda Indians Mr. CLarr intrcduced a bill to render valid the incor- poration of the Synagogue Bethel of Buffalo, and to con- j¢ vo Officers and reporters | firm the acts of its officers Also, » bill to amend the acta incorporating the city of Buffalo. Mr. Kexxrpr gave notice of @ bill in relation to the partition of lands. Mr J. W. Ross, moved that 4,000 copies of the report of tesla! Enginecr, referring to railroad statistics, be punted. THE PREE FARM BILL, & Kennepy a the following resolutions :-— hill, giving 160 lands tial gettiore whe ace now OF may heroaiter bacome to all Reeolved, (If tte Senate concur) that the Govornor be requested to forwaré oovies cf these resolutions t> each of ators and Keprisentativis iu Congress. Laidon the THE COURTESY DUE FROM ONE STATE 10 ANOTHER=TIE SLAVERY QUESTION, Mr. J. EK. Evy introduced the following resolutions :— Kesolvee, hat the comity due from the several mombers of this confederacy Co each other, demance that Cult taith nould te given by each to the publiv acts, Lecal pal reguiatioase! its sister Staves; aud that the acts lsws, aud > equlstions cf our of the com ecognition, and the rights mplete jurisdiction of every nt with the sovereignty of of its people, uy lew of this State which requires the bacge of persons hold to service by the citizens of an- other State urder the laws thereot, w or sojourning within the jur refit to such persons, inconsistent with ti constivution, euoversive of the privciples in which the c f.dersey was establiched, and in derogation of the bost ia tores te cf the perple of this stato. Mr. Tavion moved that the resolution of Mr. Lly be laid on the table and ordered printed Carried. COMMITIFE TO REVISE THE RULES Aken announced the following Committee to ules of the House :—Messra. It. Saith, Loom- llsworth and Clapp On motion of Bir. Garr, the House adjourned. Anuar, Jan, 7, 1853. NOTICYS OF WILLS, KTC Mr O'Krvre, relative to the marbor masters of the port of New York Mr. Ross, for the election of receivers of taxes, Mr. Staxrorp to extend the time for collecting taxes in New York and Brooklyn, By Mr. Howat, to amend the law relative to the Com- misaicners of Emigration By Mr. Crarr, to establish a State Alms House. By Mr Nouv, to authorize iademaitors of the Sheriff | of New York to procure counsel By Mr. Havury, to ertablish an Agricultural School. BILLS INTRODUCED ON NOTICE. A bill was introduced to incorporate the New York and Williamsburg Ferry Company Mr Gare, tw probibit the pleading of usury in eertain cases r srxix, to repeal the Jaw abolishing tolls on railroads: He MARINE COURT mLL. Ou a motion to refer the Marine Court bill commitiee. Mr. Hastivcs aid he had no objection to the reference. but objected to the instructions to report # bill complete, as {t would commit the House to the “to a select | prinoiples of the bill Mr Ion.sy thought if one half was truc of the extent 1 in New York, the offences wers prin- cipail toarine character, and he was for tostiag the india rubber qualities of the city charter to reliove them Mr. D. B. Tavs.on moved a referones of the bill to the Attorney General Mr. Buekows desired the report of the Judiciary Com- mittee before any such step was taken. The re:olution, with the bill, was Inid over. and the Houre adjourned to Monday The New Hampshire Legislature, UNION OF RAILROADS—THB RELIGIOUS TEST. APECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HED ALD Conconn, Jan, 7, 1853, The Legiolature of thie State will adjourn to morrow mornit The bill to unite the N Ii, Central and Concord and Claremont Railronds haa jast passed the House, by 146 “the House tee approved ot the Senste's resolution deprecatory of the religious tert, wita an amendment, Maine Legisinture. Bostow, Jan 7, 1863 In the Maine Senate, yesterday, the democratic mem bere still refuved to vote for a President, and asa quorum could not be obtained the Benate adjourned over till this rning coution of a Negro, &e. Barrimone, Jan. 7, 1863, David Jobnron the negro convicted of the murder of Mr. Ocle, was hung at Annapolis, to day. We have no mail to night south of Richmond Neval Inteiilgence, Bostor, Jan. 7, 1863 ‘The Lrig Pianet, from Port Piaya, December 4th, arrived at Balem yesterday, Bho leftet Port Praya, U. 8. ships Germantown, waiting orders; the John Adams for Gores, Gambia and a cruise down the const on the 6th December, Sailed December 24.U 8. brig Perry. on & oruise to Monrovia the leeward ooast, At st. Vi cemta, October 14th. U, B. brig Bainbridge, from « cruise The Planet brings a letter bag from the squadica, | wb Non-Arrival of the Amertoa. Haurax, Jon. 112 P. M. ‘There is no appoarance of the steamer Americs up to thisheur, Sho is now in her fourteenth day out. The weather is clear and mild. Examination of a Counterfeiter at Beston, Boston, Jan. 7, 1853. William H. Wilson was brought before the;police court this afternoon, when two additional complaints were made against him for counterfeiting. One charges him with forging and making ® $10 Dillon the Merchants’ Bank, Boston—the other with partially late on the Beate bank of Indisua, 'On thoes eddicional” oh anges be ‘was ordered to give bail in the sum of $10,000, for exami- — on Tuesday, the 18th inst, ic bis New Oruzans, Jan. gotten Be Bales to-day 3,000 bales Jatiirm prices. at 875 a 90 6, 1858. . Middling New Onteans, Jan. 7, 1858. Cotton bas been quiet to dey, the sales nberey: reaching 1,600 ‘Dales, operators awaiting the America’s news. Prices are somewhat easier. The sales of the week have been 35,000 bales. The increased receipts at all the Southern porta over the same time last Pipe rear ;are 489,000 bales, The exports to day were 28,000 bales, mostly for Li \—the largest this season. Freights to Eiesres are quoted 17.32d. An active speculative demand exists for flour, owing te scoounts of a advance in New York The to-day have been fully 30,000 bbls. of Obio— prices ig at $4 87 a $5, and closing at $5 10, holders now asking $6 25, ‘The business done is the lar- gest ever known pag Bictecrological Observations. BY MORSE’S LINE, OFFICE BASEMENT NO. 2) WALL STREET Farivar, Jan, 7, 1868, Burrazo, 10 A. M.—Clear and pleasant. Wind south- west. Thermometer 28. Barometer 9 P M.—Cloudy. Lookslike snow. Wind southw:st, Thermometer 36 Barometer 29 65. Rocnester, 10 A. M.—Cloudy, and not very oold. Wind southwest. Thermometer 31 9 P. M —Clear and pleasant. Wind southwest. Ther- mometer 22 Avsurn, 10 A. M.—Clear and very pleasant. Wind er Thermometer 36, oP. M.—Olear and pleasant, Wind west, Thermo- meter 33, Syrnacusx, 10 A, M.—Clear and beautiful morning. Wind north. Thermometer 34, 9 P. M.—Beautiful evening Wind southwest. Ther- mometer 30. Urica, 10 A. M.—Clear and pleasant. Wind south- west, Thermometer 30 9 P. M.—Clearevening. Wind southwest, Thermo- meter 40. Arnany 10 A. M.—Barometer 30. Mercury 80. Clear Wind south. Thermometer in sun 49. 9 P.M.—Clear. Wind north. Thermometer 41. Ba- wenn 20.100. Court of General Sessions, Judge Beebe presiding Sentences.--Judge Beebe pronounced the sen urt in the following cases, all of which have Leen previously reported. Robert Burns, convicted of assaulting officer Owen Les, having torne a previous good charactor, and having al- ready suffered four months imprisonment,’ to sixty days further in the city prison Frank Wilson. convicted of grand lureeny in « house of Ul tame. Two yoare and six months imprisonment in the Btate Prison. James Mercer, who pleaded guilty of petit larceny, to thirty days in the City Prison Charles are ving convicted of obtaining money by falsely representing himself as a constable, against whom there were ten or fifteen more complaints for cimilar of- fences, and who had served one terminthe State Prison, two years and three months’ imprisonment. George Hobein and Helena Bohiabe convicted of shop: lifting. against whom there were several other and simi- lar charges , to thtee years and three months imprison ment each; and Elizabeth Witting convicted with tnem, but recommended to more favorable oomsideration by the Court, to two yeats’ imprisonment—all in the State Prison. There being no eases ready for trial, the jury were dis- charged, ana the Court took s recess till Monday. ‘MARITIME IN@TELLIGERCK. ‘Port of New York, January 7, 1853, OumAl E K Colli hip Atiantio, West, Live olline. Buin Hatelors Brot San Francisco, Wm Whitlock & Co, ene Celestial, }, San Francisco Buvklin & Crane. posal ip Liberty, Peabody, New Orleans, Stanton & Thomp , Williams, New Orleans, Frost & Hicks. Byer D or New feces See & Co. rs NORNO, ani Brig Cobansey, Pai modeg pera See Brig Hoyt, fe Bare Tork, Manranillo, Nesmith & Sons. oaker, Mayaguos, 1 White & Ce. farrell, Halifax, Jas Hi reur (Br). Tyrreil, N Nees (Br), ngiyeed ty mee te at, Sehr RW'Truudy. chr Sephia Ann, Smith, Wilmington C H Piereon. Bebe Washington, Kilis, Pirmouth, master, br Hill Carter, Ne}son, Kichmond, © H Pierson. Behr Are Dr Movt, Alexeudria, Mott Bi Ber J Baker, Créweil Baltimore. J W, Mok Behr Barasinble, Chase, Philadelphia, J W Mo! Bradshaw Philadelphia, Jas H. Dunham & Dimor , 8 W Lewis. Salets, IW. Roper & Cor ston J Atkine & CO. ARRIVED. toh, Bromen, Doo 3. and 48 hovrs, with mee and pas- sengors, to Moller, Riera. Has experienced very heavy woither durirg the passage: lost figure bead, side bovsee, ard sustained other slight damag, Bteamsnt jew 01 . Doo 25, with ‘ine, Crock ott Bt ‘Joba, Schr Ophia, Boo tchr Lacon, Bears U8 M Steam Poutban pton Pi Experienced nead Wouds all the pasene 4, 10 asuod Bertuip Roacrs Die nm, stoexing eta by N (arr at Mobii9 frtin Liverpoo! Bieamslip aisvass, Ludlow, Savannad, with mdse and peosongers, 10 BL Mitohill. Jan 2, Int $427N. lon 76 11 W, patted brig Patterson wm (of elfaat, Me), waterl-gged, masts sails, ond lovgside, ne perton on board (before rope ‘34 blew a burricane from ¥B, which lasted 30 hours; Selngehors of ft Norfolk the norast port, pubin fr ly. whonce ssiled at 6 P M Gta ip p Jas Adger. Diokingon, Chai rs, to Spoflord, Til vesting Ny 6xohi igen! ‘orgie, trom Philaaeiphia for s& Fe Lookout, in 19 fathoms water. pas von booy, with a figure “2” peintee in b Ehip Great Wettern (pk), Fur ver, Li meso and 460 passengers, to C H Mai Vile reeting o-etopenil, Emanvel Auicke, native of Bilbos, », fol from the yard oa deck, and wai tartantly Bile. The GW struck on Diamond rect; coming inthe river, aad tore off part of her keel. Ship Yorktown (okt); Braéish, London and Portsmouth, Novi, with udss and 197 0 Grienell, Min torr &'Co. Deo 16 Samuel ko! Bissimore. & feli from the foreyard on deck, and instantly ‘killed, ‘The ¥ bas re Weather during the pas- ‘and recived other da- ust in & suow ssorm r), MoLellau. Beitast, Mo, 8 The G8 is about 110) sons bu for ths San Francisco trede. Sho war op Us within 27 miles of Saniy Hicok on Monday Inst, nad lowu off to the cattorn edge of the Gulf during the lats Fevere geles which the expericuced from & toNE Oa Turscay last, passod ship Tvscarors, from Liverpool for Philadelp! Bark Louies & Caroling, Raven Malaga, 68 day Givraltar Nov 10. with iruit, v0 C Muller, “Dee lon, 80 W, exchanged signals with bark Ua'cora, (pr0- T&G txperiove.d heavy woorer- its foroyar Unb ts lias’, to macter. passod lat 33 53 clear breach over her, which ot ve the ‘bul light, started the water casks, and washed the figure head, filling the cabin and, foro have baon hurt of 34, lab 34, lon 52 20, 6: apply of water, which the though he a son Ceok, iene on beard: Hook. expe and jibbeom aod rienced was blown vere galo from NE; lost gal ft rs (Br), Dunn, Syéney, CB, 20 days, with coal, to orde: Ene experienced vory severa w eather, Dee Si ing severe gale, had deck evept of long bond, alloy, Ko; put an Boeton snc rt of provisions. Go Taceday nigh et. La £K cf Saniy Book, encountered ® mort te from Eto NE during which wi of the earge; btn, #0 mile Sandy Hook ssw had eyedolte tnd yo enw & lot of plas ) Macdonald. Pri Wivh oats and seep eking, to top) allsnt sali, stove bulwarkr, badly, having ‘experienced vory Leavy weather [The been incorrectly reported wreck: d at Cape George | Schr James (Br), Hector, Halifax, It days, with fish, to Jas Hunter & Co. Schr & D Colburn, Coleman, Virainin 3 days. Schr Emelfne Peterson, Williams, Virginia, $ daya. Schr Davie Tracelsy Sinith, Virsinl Schr Henrieti, Smith, Vi New Haven. Schr Caleb H Van Namo V days. Sehr Eliza Hamilts Schr Soguine, Swai Sebr George Luff, Johns: Sohr Mary A Rowland fF Sehr John W Boil, Rain Schr Beo, Cheeseman, tpswics, Del, Senys Behe Compromise, Stevenson, Cantwell's Bridge, Dol, oie Caroline Hall, Usll, Frederion, Dol, 5 days Sohr Bariiet Ann Mr son Elizabeth port, brund t) Boston. Yohr Emeline Cleveland, aabot: port, bound to Bootos. Bohr Elics Francer, Wall Caisie (0 days, for Haclom floop Pointer, Lowler, Providence, 2 days. BAILED, Soamsbip Petvel (Br), Sameen, Bermudn; shipe Ragle (clipper), Farren, fay, Praneteor; Star of the Union, Wilus, ao; bar Conuas, Baxwer Uregon; brig Macon, Watkins, Ssvannsh; and others Wind during the day from W to SW. ‘Tho clipper ship Rattler (new), Brown, fer Ban Fransisco, jantenokor In tho Nort river, Tho Toraado, Mumtord for San Franoiecc; Celootial, Palmer, for ¢o; and Universo Bird, for Liverpool are at auchor in tho East river. weteg re) nie Marine Keports. ae Lag ody A 1 Arrived—Stip.Fisi; « Regio, Damarisootts: beige Murua (ir), Pernan tice Pantin Sava Elisha Doans, Bal timers; 4 Nickerson, do; Mal Philadelphia, A Lawrenos, do; achee Lowell, sxomel; sind, Kiohmond; Tiogm, a peron, 4); Madawoat Bd fel Morietss, Baition re. SlClenred—ehip Luck Now, San Francisco; baz Susan ee New Onugans, Jan 7. Arrived—Ships Houghton, NYork Emma Fields, do; Tt moleon, Boston. jmrtne Lae orem cc tate . GAR TOW! ; Tan Ar. ived—Bol ard Stanly, Buzrougha Tatgiez for Bovton; Mary & Susax, ——, bound &, ery Wincoty iar triumph, Mesen, NYork. oGuetted Bete Babe A Poles, ae Matances; steamer there eamar Ga ‘apt Cannon, of steamer the gale BQ The Boston fournal says the light bos did no! Hp ze as nanets ve yf moorin as wi oI ‘abou 8 breabing ov noon until her mo rings fore the light b be able to resume y y NOrleans 34h ult, from London. lost her msater (Capt Anderson), overboard night of Nov 23, of Ortegal; the V was brought into port by the first ofhoer, Mr Suir Josxrnvs, from Cadiz fir Boston, reported below N Orleans 27th vit, arr up 30sh, king badly. Br Suir 8a Queen is the clipper ship reported ashore on the North Bank at Woowng Suir Victory, at Manila. dragged hor anchors during a heavy. aight of Oot 12, and came in contact with Br ship » Rees; the latver had her bowsprit carried away fore fateh broken up, ands quantity of water went down the hold. The V arr at Hong Kong Oot 26, Banx Mary Broventon, Cutter, from NOrloans, with cotton. while lying at Bolmes's Hole 4th inst, with three anchors shead and topgallant yards down, parted her small chain at 110 raleok ht, and dragged ash on sandy bot ward and 10 if, ora eat: will have to, vse are oe | bey 10 to got ing out tii Srobably ave to” discharge the wholo before fing her on. Barx Paxnora, Br hich took fire at NOrloans, while loading for Liverpool, was totally consumed with her cargo, consisting of from botws 130) bales of cotton, Bene er incuranee ev loss not haown. Banx Forxer Prince, ashore at Nantucket, has had s Jago part of het earyo landed on tn bosch and taken to N- The storm of the 2d did not break her up, she wind being off shore. Banx NW Barnox (of Boston), Oheovor, proviously re- permd wrecked ot Pirate's Cove, NS, istated ins Piotou Paper to bave floated off after discharging 20) chaldroas Goal, and cailed for Boston. Br Barx Piativa—Ship Gondar, at Charleston 2d inet from London, roperis—Noy 25, just before daylight Ushi bearing South about 25 miles, fwil in with t contsitirg the caotaia, two mates and eleven seame longing $0 the Br bark Fis tira, o< London, from ue! bound to Portamouth, &, t @ all perish: pdoha & Loy, of Th hema fre London for B Orleans; the Goodar bein short sions for so largo 3 number, tha osptain o| the ar I very kindly teok six of the wrecked men—she captsin. mates and remainder of the or-w remained on board the G, and have been brought to this port. Bric Joun WansHart (of Pittsion), ashore at Nan tucket beach, remains in the same position as previously reported. Bric Forest Prince. Sononarer sale Me) Capt Moses Hinckley, sailed from Baltimore, Sept i7, for Ponce, PR, and has not eince boeu heard from. ‘The Férest Prince was & fine vessel of abcut 230 tens, only one year old, and shero ‘wae insurance upon hor fer enly $3,000. Bho had a full ose- ‘and fe supposed to b 5 Capt Hiackley was & id enged to Cherrpfield. His brother was first in Baltimore. Dare Cuarswonrn (of Boston), Jordan, from Rio J ro, Now l4. for N¥ork, wits putinto au, NP, 2ist ul, in a! ie mein ‘and jib- m breke, d survey bad been hold, an¢ cargo 1G Trane. which wassshore at Groat Point, lies along side hor whart Nantucket. tullof water ‘That porsion of her ourge landed at Great Point w sold af austion on the Bric Or, from Baltimore for Bo: with a cargo of Jomber was in Elizabeth river (below Baltimore), 6th inst, with loss of oe of her masts Scur 10 or OF, of and from Rockland for NYork, be fore reported # hore on Nantaske: oh, and on fire, was entirely destroyed; seils and riggirg esved. Bn Scxn Erront, at Holmes's Hole, in, ballast, parted one obain 4th inst, and drag; asbore at the be of the arbor; while dravping ou foul of echt Abby B. of shat port, breaking of the latter's bowepris, figure bead, head Tails, &o Bcum Mucuanso, Hone, from NYork for Baltimore, with gn avsorted cargo, ia onid to Lynnhaven’ Bay, suened atet Muaniwcecusarwithemnces aoe matec Th the hold. Two surveyors were on board. Scur Morr Brpei1, from Georgetown for N York, put into Norfolk PSth, while at achor below N, encoun tered the gale, and reg 4 foul of schr Coluabis, loosing snohors and o! s, BD’ stainiag some slightdamage to bead sails, &e. New Son Anco, at Baltimore from Portiand, was ia contact with a ateamboat nighto! Friday, near the Rapps- bannook; lost bowsjrit, jibboom, and had bow badly stove. from Boston wherry Hill, Four Anaconpa (of Haverbill), Lincols, Cohasset, went ashore last woek near A 8c Tuesds, fore and aft rigged, coal lader, went asbore on jest at Lewes, Del. 1 parted from her moorings and drifted aebore at Holmos's Hole 4th inst. A Scur sunk was seon outside of (ape May 6th inst. THe Licur V FL stationed on Pollock Rip, off Chat- bam, arrived at Kdgartown ith inst. During the severe N E alo of the pre us pight, she parted her moorings, disabled er windlass, ripped t e bitte up by the desk, 4 fell off in tl rough of the ith her head to the tward. Her and efforts de tu wear, but mai ing & complete broach over her, ve ie toward Reuad Shoal, yn Cape Eldridge considering it for the safety of the vessel and orew, slipped the remsindog of her chain, gad she went r9-nd was guided to purt. ‘ne gale waa very sévers, accompa irs euow aud ¢lect, nothing like it having Leon expsrio lor y' - A geide iv the afternoon, which is supposed t have Towed her to Warren S1oor Swirt;arted her moorings at Holmes's Hole 4th inst, ane drifted fowl of sebr Rocket breaking off her bow it, figure hi ead rails, io. The Seif: loss mein boom, mainsail, gad stanchooas broke Bnd drifted ashore on the berch Canton Waters, Oct. 25—Several of the v arrived bere and put back curing the past mon ced very heavy wiather outer tained camage—l SHANGHAR, Oct 23—The Sea Queen, from Melb reported to sore on the Nord bank of the Yangtao noe has been gent to Lor, and she will prvba- r Dec M—The Activo, Regnier, from Granville for New York srrived here on the ‘ilta, drove foul ye.tar- éay of th Je Y Adeis trom Mazatlan for Liverpool during the gale, carrying away stsucheons and bow sprit gear, and damage the Active had bow sprit opruug. foreyard carried away, and recvived di to hull, Kotices to Mariners, The Pollock Rip light bows parted from her moorings tn the gale night of 4th, aud pat into Kage. town PORT OTAGO, NEW ZEALAND, Dusepix, Jone 16, 1852, A tignsl sts ff is fiacd on the lighthousy on the summit of Triron's Head The code iu we i No 1—Bive P: No2—K Nod Blue with whie 56 Andrew's Crose—bbtide, and bar not fit to ta! First quarter flood, kept burtingtroa. sunset to sunrice. STAMFORD CHANNEL LOWESTOFT. ‘dnisivy Hover Loud m, Doo 2, 1882, Censequert upon ihe sewoome Sard having gous ia to the Wertward, the East Newccme Bucy bar doen moved roariy acable's length to the WNW of its previous post tion and new litsin bye fatuoms at low water epring tidos with the following marke and compass beuriugs, via— The spire of Love vott or usoh i une wiv se lignthouse 03 Ww owestott Nerbi fed (burch GStantord Light V os N ob. Ww ; nw" N& GN Wonsisme- Sid from New Bedford 6th, ship Sharon Courod, joe mn Air st Gong Kong Oct 19. Champion, ¥ atorman, Oobotsk Ben; 2irt Massacburett+ Nickerson do. At 1, by letter, sivugiag, Morse, of Warren, bad taken on board Uv bole oii on treigh?, mud would geil for home socn, Spoken. ie from Persland, W, for NOrlosnr, Pacifio 27th Bes, io Grande Ryan from Liverpool for Pbiledelphie, nt Mip, Li An Am ehiy te ‘or, showing Marryatt’s Nos 7524 seen Oov 24, no lat, &o, by & vessel KE Liverpool, wnioh nando Po Soye 2 from Balsimore for Vaiparaivo, Nov 20, lat 20 N, Jon iz W. Brig Vicla, Calvert, from Baltimore for Naeena, Doo 14, 1a 92 40, lon 72 38 Brig Acorn from Boston for Savannah, Deo 3i, Chericeton au verse William & Mary (nothing farther), Deo 3, 42N, lon 43 W. Foreign Por Antwenp, Deo 15—ship Callender, Dickman, from N Orleans, to commence disg 16h Belg bark & aris, or Boston; Belg trig Budget, for du romay. MARDOSSAN, 4 ¢¢ 17—Br bark May, Ritohio, for Boson ready near Int ayn for Amerion, Thoes. Mobily viB Josephine Bornholm, 8s John, Wt, Jas Calder, Wrlet, Quevec. Sid 10th Jenuis Whitney, Charleston, sud anchored ab the Mili Vorrerter, Potanz am, fr Bristol Achiever, Canprnas Do Ri, juete mmenced dg. Philadelphia De Deed bid 2 Banes 6—Art Adriatio, Snow, London for Newport casten, Deo 16—Arr ship Silas Leonard, Basset, st N Deo 17- » forgo Ships Harm nis, Voung, for NYork Advance (Br) Guthrie, and Active (Br) Die do; Care oe Palos too: Br barks Argyle Burve nah idp: Actress, MeMillan, wad Nove Sc: tien Crosby, for Bostou 6 rG de GENOA, Deo I!—No Am veavels in port, GinkALt An, boo 10—Ships Medora, Lord, from Boston Hatin! by for Somatea, ready; Norfolk, Roxors, tor ston, 1dy; harks Marmion, Jackson, reps: Pacans, Botven, 4 Eira Dee te gin queranvine nd 1ddo kimball, Ady ete) ip Hambolas, tor NYork; B ie Irene, peuanel ship Wirtemourg, and Dyer for 8+ Adphonve N Conard, fur fan Francis erriee, f Bone Keno Ort 1—arr ship Samvel Aprigton, Doane Androw. do; 4, fan Franclecc; 24 berks Drag Lucas do (aeded ath fr ® Francisco vin Manil Deo W—Krig An . to load lumber ®. d retur venroor, D Arr ehip Arondis. Jordan, Reohebas- tor 16t, Askisnd, Stone, Nurienns; 16th, Owego, Hien, 40 ithe Che Cole, for Batoolons, just are, from Sumatra ‘tig Smith, from Ti . from Gene via un becua elem jad tor a Dee Soacke yO Cen bes Peper ‘one for N¥ork, ready; Oregon, Hinckloy, vios, completing Nes oarge for ne. panish qrfeh ad na to ge to NYork had been withe been Seren Ov ‘a 8 » barks i ‘kate * Alice, Low, and Re ; — rire ‘Ghitewoeth, Jordan, from iro for ity 098 (see Mi Ri LL, Nee rt Ellis, manatee, for Bostea, about re: ‘ = Deo M—Shipe Richard, An iti ; Leilt ni pgoliq for New York do j gina J bars, (Brom), Jaokene, or Iiztein Orleans do ready ; Maria & Adrisna, Ouwehend, for SHANGHAR Sept 25—Arr Minna, Potter, eee Kons { tld Ost 13 tor dd); Oo+1l. ship Argonaut, Nott, do. 3, ships Wisoon: Scott, Lond: io oS doet ndon; n, 60, Sincapons, Oct 12—Arr shins Niobe, Evane, (and ald Mth for Calcutta); Lith, Flavius, Folger, cia sid 22d fer Penang); 24th, bark Thetis, Tufts, Manila ald 26th for Pe Slet, ship Amity. Parsons, Penang. Baoua ia beon Brig Tofeello, Atwced, Boman. Trixsrx, Deo 10— ih Boyd, Merci'l, for NYoek, dk; Jno Welsh, Ames. and Kdw Flatohor, Uiasoln, tor Bae Jormo, socn. ld previously, bark Hasllon, Halton’ tees sina. Home Ports. SALEMORE Jan wie barke Zion, mereel Bey eee Dickey, Wilmington; brig Flor: bil ia argo rt pisoslls ety Bt Vincents brine a6 eighvoned sent: br er, Croights Bilen Oliva 8 tet oor in 8 ord. MBS .beors, Arey, Gak ; Philadel phiag ra ual ry U; Esther May. Jud, bros, Gibreltar }ins, and from below, ships Phant»m and ird, E brige eee Hsien Jeno, Mary mer, Bray 8G Baw, G W Jonow De Peg nime; eohr L, Boynton, brig Commeros, sohr Shon 4 at Havens, ¢ Francisco. Sid Sik, sour Album CHARLESTON, Jan Livery aye; Darke Nat Portia Be Haabdet (Da Re Orlean 5 xal Brey, Liverpool; Wm & Mary, Stiason do; i ba Her an (3F) cAlteao, Barcclons and atahty Checekeg, Geter, NOrleans; brizs Copernioo (Sp), Pixnss and waleador i Rivooh, Bercelwna; Cora (Dan), Plum John Potts Brown, ont Phi , Boston ‘iremont, Groep, N ; sore Hamburg; LB Wales, Little, ® Ssteninsbip Teabel, Rollins, Key West and Havana ship Gonder, Barkow, Lowden ids rigs Rapid ( Be} Crovell, Matanase day Jentain (30), Susy, New rts sebrs Uranus Arey. tis, Poiladelphle via Hampton Keads, Mad hive Shanghale nOray, and Jone (Br), Aroher, L (Fr), Bachol Ha brigs and a mkt, Paguete de M.tauaae (3 $d—Air abip New York, Hull chioness cf Clydesdale (Br), Ferguson. Now nao, Bullen New Orleens; Mazatlan Li Euntress, Disay, Nowburi por. Alardo, Barcelona 4th—Ar: mstip Urion, Adams, Cld ship Wm & Mary, Sin u Che Tt Deu) Trelle N of Getty, NOrleans; brige Dan 2pe, i y Barceloba; soir N Perry. Fondietem, fie lor (SP); ), Reise jaltimo! cM ARYESTON, Doc 18—Arr br'g Choctew Duell, Bostom. ous h. Star Republic. “Jene a, N York, Wy EB 0! 3. PM—asrr sobr Biort (Gr), Curry, Providenes for Horton NS. Sid echrs Edw Stanly, Mary & fucan. 4th—No aerival, wind NE blowing a gale. rr and sld, trig Civilian, Nichols, Darien 26th ult vei New London for Dammiiscot! Deane Wasbiagton, W Alto ole brig Helex ¥ Rycor, a ant ; Reoket, tor Rigas rd, Edw Kverett, aud M. “Ta port 11 AM, wind SW. brig Mutual, gevting yards alot, having sunt suet Gown in the gale Scbre Effort Oliver Cromwell, and sloop Swift, are nearly zy at low wate ‘The NE gale was the hardvet thes has been known for a Grad many ye Arr 6 iid Cannon (BED, Bociueon , 7 Kobere Parker, iret: tho toh Flying Civad rleton. Sith, Havre; Porver, a Unive, ‘Roig, sud’ Matrona, alae Te NEW ORLEANS, Doo 27—Atr ston~ship Porssvorsnce, Forbes, Be danola Via Gaireston, pips Ul a, NM dee Eagle. Thompson, Ken &; back, 4 ark, Woodbury, Pre Duguid, Liverpool 62 ae: Cis steamstip Ter ae Crosby, Liverpool; Jane i wood, Johvacu, N¥crk. irk pint—Arr steamships Faiton Stele, Pher'veoe, cravvl ‘2yth—arr gteamghip J Verton Sti if eee ouber ‘ons, Sargent, do 60 days Hechterhan, Bremen Oob 21, «i Carver, NYork. Cid s'eawohio Porsyvorsnce Fors Veston Oud Li diannis; chips Beutas, 'ucn, opto * Albert Wilson (:verpool; Oo ward, Chase, du; shes Lavt rie (Br), Bodden, Grand Ca) wa egraph, Greea, Pall rer. Ma! Potegas 0 Janciro 46 dasa Helene .( Brem caton; Amer rn, Gilpstriok. 5sco, Mo; Warbler (Br), ¥ estoott, Liverpool 42 day Br), Balistar,do Nev 4; edward ‘tony R- boro; Jusius Mauran. Barto, Borton B Sp), Millet. Siss litton, Inger: ten, put iv in a tr Bremen; Medawacka (6 Jobu Parker, Williams, Usv: dave Charlestwx; Odeaburg (Vid), Meu&e, Bremen Oot oO bri¢ Donne Therese, Len’ borg, Kis senviro 51 a tind burr, Kysn, Vera vrs 4 days , Barst wo Liverpool, Som (Ke), Ma ter, Tyler, Havre; iemisphere, Pray Ly parks Brotwers, mt A Acdonzen Lambers, Marsollles. brig Velegiaph, Laurens + harienson. ‘Yowed to wen 2th, brig “ ee Be 50 oasefs (8p) us Cadiz douad vo Towed to tho bar, ao © pernicus, Jed trance, Mary E ixsbotl Grierson. Bagle & atals, Everhard; brig Sart + ead So And j sonre T rLerd, Bi NORFOLK, Jan & Ate sonte achiaud, “Bicon, New York Brothers, Lore, Fi Baltimore Fen Suk--are eobits Charl 8 & Edward, Bourna, for Fali River: back, baving lust bi Yu ver, Previrg nt back wish 1c jaltimore for Providene Louies, as for Srid om RO yor F cha Uld echrs Bony bow, Robiogon Trividad, sloop Ava BLD “NEWPORT Jeu 6. 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