The New York Herald Newspaper, January 12, 1853, Page 8

‘The Clay and Retndece Stoambent Die- | The Central Amertenn Treaty and Colonel te Emew bs Heariley. taken ®t Columb, until the crew | from the high seas fare warned that the THE LECTURE SEASON. to Quash the Indictment. ae a wi a a ea voey heavy |S eae ie ner. ae a Eig eel de wae infraction of tad lows of OD dent. Mausy’s Leotareon the Cireulation of ee ee ee Guxrusaax— that several Senators had | to Gorham, Desect & Ce: Has cxperionood very beery | of the Equator, by the John Line, whlch arsived hare | papers vised by the copauls of tho Argentine Coafedees- the Ocean. . Jan. 1L—The vs. Jn. T. Tallman and others. | bad interviews with since the statement | weather. nm ye fo a! Seg be Octeber 24th, with considerable damage to mt the slnee of Sinks Saaennee, hove frase Eruasen ° i Meee ' and others. | Tark Edward, Patterson, \ pete An abuse’ directing cat. M. F. Maver, of the National Observatory, Wash- | _ 3-.'yicifahon said that. the Circuit Court of the | made in the Benato by Gen. Cams on Th last, | raiph Poot Jem 6 iat 3h dl, ota al apo | Mivaur Deo 19—The Asia, McCutcheon, from Liverpoot | aise rin’ montis fron the date of this uoties, ne Seases ington, reads paper last ovening, before lange audi- United States of America bas no juriadiction of the | S00 te pyre od Col, from Mobile for Betatol, 20 days out, with loss of main: | for Mobile, was driven rocks near Pontusval dur- | whatever sball be adinitted into the porta of the Argea- ence, in the Tabernacle, to prove the theory of the inter- | offence described inthe 3 because, first : | note to Mr. Clayton of So July, 1850, in yard; 9th, lat 38 20, lon 7430, bere down and spoke ing a hurricane on the nigit of 16th Dec, and went to | ti tion, the papers of which shall not be ta rennet ctesitation: ct wotee 0 Ore atc in 4it.no}, he’ | Se Goacsins Se SIREN Me reriar Sea Soar eS | Tee‘Senate this eatae confidently 4 rg ny ot ee i ny ne nee ‘ win rr TPE desk. aid, propose to treat, in this lecture, of the rivers or | the Hudson River, ‘The court can take judicial notice") 04, such an explanation of the inoonsis- toa a abanoning the reset Dube Delaware pilot host | bard, ofand for New York, damaged themachinery ot her | Buenos a¥tes, August 13; 1802 , oceans, but of other subjects connected with them, which, ; that the Hudson River 1 Dew tore ear jofthe tency between the statement and the note as would | hove in sight, and took her in tow for the Delaware Break- | w: on Saturday night, whilst riding in St Helen's ‘Whalemen. neverthelens, lke the dews of heaven, are benedicial to | BPN or Now York, (Peyroux vs. Howard 7 Peters, | be satisfactory to all parties, and place the whole ates, Oe Oat Peinrn cnt eer 06 the tie. want cn Arr at Nantucket 8th inst, sbip € Carroll, the carth. He meant the circulation of tho wea. If they | 32), 2. In U.8. vs. Bovis, Sd Wheat. p. 336, j matter in o proper HeBt before the country. | fave out and 6 ss gaa aaecagleall| [Pm Sruncur Buunc) onCiist san ‘4ib ult, ship Aquetaet, took « single drop of water from the Pacific Ocean and | was decided that the courts of the United States | (o such explanation been made Carolina (of Camden), Patten, Havans, 18days, | Amenpmen, Dec 24—Arr Harbottle Castle, Buchan, Off analysed it, and took another from the Atlantic and ana | have ‘not jurisdiction ‘of offences under the Admi- | pate, (perhaps from want of proper information on | {> master,” Jan &, lat 38, lox 74 30, experioncea w hewry- | i | Och OE ecient Reow: MB chenms: Se Ua hey rod found peri, the sane, and | Fay wil Congrens have lepaated in the sabes; | IMIS) 6 ve seetly wiuh Ca Kine dae | Sieh ecematy, oak mnipenl and male | fuse BAY, Nov 1G Ocran Ware, Levis, Table Sar: | At Yor Benya: No by nar fiom Capt 3 esis hich is fc i 3. hat i legislate res} ing | a a o f be y, lerceter, with 80 sp, taken when day U gpl pomp wale Ay cr pe ea pe en poral pel niger agg are ing his present distressing iliness, and thus to have | was using as o drag, started the deck loed of molasees; | | Auzwanr, Deo 36—dtr Probus, Wocks, NYork; Pmman- the pend UmOSEEe i tek ete to-morrow. Every drop of waior is ax obedient to great | within the limita of a State. Hudson river is 8 | opportunities to understand his views not one al Bry ragnd aD yaaraing, | = *enny Lind, Foran, NYork, ‘Three day after, while scudding under close reefed top- ‘nd gembral laws ss are the planets of heaven. If it was ‘the limits of the | to others, it seems to me that justice to him reqi Belg Linton, , , Clear: | 33d snila, lost the waist boat; was bound to the Rivee ef ; bs navigable stream, entirely within that there i man & Co. 4th inst, ina heavy; lost fore | BROUWERSHAVEN, Dec Arnold Boninger, Meyer, | Path ot 60, and if there were no channels of circulation by | State of New York. ‘The jurisdiction of the State of should be no longer delay in this fopeail, fore topmast staysail’ uo date Cape Hatteras | NYork. 5 won tae which the water could pass from ocean to ocean, the on the Jer- | matter in its true and proper position. Tho rie 4 jlea distant, ie? |” Bemacerecat Dec 22—Arr i Lines, Ne At Cape Ver 5 Nov 22, by letter from Capt Noe- waters of the oceans, in the course of time, would be | New York extends to low water ta f, | ty of this is RAGES den wanata tea tho bearing SW, 40 milea fant, passed a Nol goods lise VEN, nae 7a jeans); af ” | ton, John ¥H, clean. found com} etely diferent from such other. ‘The waters | Sey Shore. (Commonwealth vs. Peters, 14 Metcalf, oO his statemont | toalaboom of lange chr. aid several pasos of wreck.” | tevus, and écbillr, Bune, Sorc; Gorthe, Homann, Bat | ut Maul Ost 1 by etter from Capt Taher, Omega, FB, (4 den) Ha whale ‘ork; Goethe, Homann, Bal- | °s} :— Brig Toda (of Camden}, ay, faltllo river, | timore; Greole, Wosail, Havana, Shi 24th, Holens, Volk Be Cie hee ret ome scihake x. That there sun entire selstate upon this poini, He | fast, euctetereda violent guic, during whioh started the | Mastmiona ‘Deo 27-—Axr Curro, Ricoma, NOrleans; 8th, | q7B@,ciiven Howland, Jeruogan, NB, ot Honolulu, full i . i, _— 7 a3 an en . He , encount viol , during whic! — ‘urro, Ricoma, NOrleans; gemsenats) Sa. earhaponciee) Soese X (the.<cosen is. Galva | wating iiaees ib mnesely Aisin en es Saal A tala me that after this quasi ratideation came'from Eng. | ster and head kuees; Oth, passed about, twenty beles of | Lantars, Estival, do; Mithilde, Hubaso, Charleston; 16th; | (Tas 9200 bbls); has provisions on deck, and is boun aa » the marine plants, and the atmosphere. | mirulty jurisdiction to apply to. and take cognignnce | jand on the 29th of June, bo bad ea interview with str, | cotton, and picked up ono of them, marked 100 ina dia- | Aurelia, Netto, NOrlean The Niagara, Chou Fg per whe ba deeroe i ——— — be wend from | of what it d ibes to be an offence; and gene- | Cia: ton, who desired to know if tho treaty should be sent | mond, 481, latter number supposed to be the weight. Dec 4 tating it aeath othe nates woe te tea and prveibi’ | ral admiralty jurisdiction does not apply to waters | back to'the Senate for its action upon this conditional ra. | Sehr Lucy (of Sedgewick), Dodge, Port au Princo, 18 incatot rculstion, Praduce's diderence of levels, We | Within the body of a country, or fauces terre. (Unie | titication. "He told Mr. Clayton that, if 1t camo there for days, to A C Roasiro & Co Coxnavnx, Dec 28—Sld Herschell, Jucobs, NYork. os some bo ight also have snother set of currents, because | ted States vs. Wiltf.,5 Wheaton, PR. 76, 103, and | on a eng it would not get a votein the Senate; and r Speed, Ireland, Newbern, NO, 13days. Jan 4, in Dxat, Dec'25—Arr American Eagle, Moore, NYork. The Herald, Slocum, NB, at do, had ship = Seen home Sa ie col janine tm He ‘Grmen act 8 March os) 80a ht EE a arth rok ot gv | meron NE we Sve cama dh td | fey eae gt Aan, Bsn, Yor: | a9. rand he Pon! oS pr Eabala came in quality—a thing which can only be accounted | 1838 does not in terms extend the jurisdiction of the of the Ked cea and those of the Dead Sea, are uuarly the | 187; 12 Howard's Reps., p. 443.) 4. The act of fe the tishehe oie cataiomns for om this hypothesis of oirculation, An important in- | United States courts to the navigable waters pe | con is, h, FH, at do, is full; had shipped Cowns, 26—Arr Humboldt (), Lewis, Havre, and | 47 509 bone per Tnabella’ and'would ship from the Lideeas proceeded for NYork. or some port on the South American coust 2000 or 2608 with light wnier going from the equator towards | 1790, sec. 12; 6 Mason’s Reps, p. 290.) 5. a , and that the treaty j rs ; ‘The Chas Carroll, Nant, at Edgartown, has 1050 gale op ws i 100d its own provisions. Col. further said | stove , lost fore gaff, split mainsail, lost boat, &c. Grascow, Dec 4—Arr Albion, M’Millan, NYork; Robt : pe nea Teer bad: sheeatace, |-sxpponed »aratem |: quia abORa be extremely cha extending the | he'had tome general/idea, of a claim oes fue to cut | Sebr Entire, Wi Patera ay ‘Bdays. | Hooper, Churchill, and Deyon hire, Mallet, New Orleans; ty. Harbinger, of Westport, ‘tata ae Te eee eee eee oing in the | Sct to apply to offences committed on the Hudson jogwood in Honduras, but he never thought of its being | Schr Roxannah, Burley, Plymouth, NC, 8 days. | 25th, Ocean, Deuchars, NYork; Geo Greenman, NOrleans: | gt ip Cacia disebariing tot rp ee peel ae Caposite direction cf smatcrsttion ‘He had traced the | “Ver; because, if the admiralty has jarisdiction, it is set up as the foundation of a pretension to establish s | Schr Fair, Gillett, Baltimore, 4 da America. Saunders, do. enchor on Tuesday, aud went ashore on Chappequiddie peed gn ates _— preceicirenitys mployed in | exclusive, and is a serious attack upon the rights of colony there. Schr Sarah E Parker, Rogers, Baltimore, 6 daya. | Sid 234, California, Gall, NOrlenes; 2th, Java, Jackson, | Yoint, but was got off on Wednewlay carne! Solr restoring the water evaporated on one side and precipi. | State sovereignty. This point is pressed in sober | The following is the note of July 4th:— Schr Eliza, Headley, Baltimore, 5 days. NYork. 3 Teaver, which was attached to the ship’ taking out her tated on the other, and aucther in restoring the equili- | earnestness, as it happens that both the State courts | MR. KING TO MR. CLAYTON. Schr Wm H Mailler, Price, Baltimore, 4 days. | Gnevoox, Dee 26—Arr Hudson, Nelson, Savannah; New | cargo, went ashore with the ship, and was got off Thure- briam thus cisturbed. Jf this train of reasoning be good, | and the United States courts have here assumed | Jour 4, 1850. Bohr Mots pedal, Mills, Noefols, 3deys. | Hampabire, Chase, NYork. pie day morning Ps they might infer that a systen of inter-oceanic communi- | jurisdiction, and intend to exercise it. II.—Thisin- | _ My Duar Sm—The Senate perfectly understood that the | Schr Julia A Mister, Halsey, Norfolk, 10 days. | Granoxnours, 2—Sld Tyne» Graham, Charleston. Heard from no date, Alfred Tyler, Luce, Edgartown, 700 dictment is defective in form, and describes no of- | treaty did not include British 38 be- Schr E Freeman, Powe, Norfolk, 6 days. | Gormexsure, Dec 14—SK1 Virginia, Tholander, North | pp)5 this season. cation would be very feeble, and if its waters were fresh Frankne: nd mot salt, there could be no such thing as the gull : ; comes our government; but you should be careful not to | Sehr Julia, Bradford, Norfolk, 6'days. ; America. At Honolulu Oct 28, by letter from Capt Norton, Abas aiteam, “The vapor is taken up from the sarface waters. | 2¢RCe, Whatever. 1. It follows the words of the statute | Ter OME Keston which would seem to recognise the | Schr George Washington, Cam| Richmond, 10 days, | (Haves, Dec 25—Arr Old England, Holmes, NOrleans; | parker, NB. 3600 wh (26 000 bone, which with thet ¢alpe Sad therefore it becomes heavier and sinks, which thus | £1638 in describing the offence, without stating in si/ht of England to any portion of Honduras. Schr RL & A Stuart, Sugear, ria, 6 days. | 26th, Stephane, Bosque, Charleston.’ In the’ roads 23d, | yd home and sold) will make’ 120 ap’ $200 wh, 66 od i vate: en by | What way the defendants were guilty of miscondnct, | ? Schr Eleanor, Townsend, Alexandria, 10 days. He Vritchard, Charleston; 26th, Muscongus, Kelleran, . i . ; j ee produces a vertical current. The frosh water taken by | x Faithfully, your obedient servant, , A A ; He ha congus ‘bone; would leave for home Noy 1. evaporation is again precipitated in the north polar basin, | Legligence, or inattention to his or their respective | WM. R. KING. Schr John een, Virginia, ae | NoOrleans. Sid , Irene, Williams, NYork; 24th, Hum- At do Oct —, Wm Thompxon, Jernegan, NB, 100 sp, snd s portion of its caloric tends to mitigate the severity | duties, or what were the respective acts of misconduct, | To Hon. Joux M. Carron, Secretary of State. oe nee ela 8 fare, i LOE eee eae ae ge. | 3100 wh, 48,000 bone; to leave for home 23d. of tho climate, ‘The fresh water thus precipitated be | negligence, or inattention, constituting the offences. | Now, this whole difficulty is susceptible of expla- | Schr Sidney Miner, Cole, Philadelphia, 4 days. Lente Reral ae Arr Europa, Hutchinson, Bos- |” At do Nov 2, by’ letter from Capt Crosby, Cornelius Gomes mixed with the alt, but it is only the upper por- | In any event, the first, second, third, fourth, fifth, | nation in a vergsfew words. Col. King’s language to | £0h Walcotf‘Bearea, Bostoncd Gayar | Hutvorr, Dec 28—Fld Angelique, Lamuels, NYork; Ra- | Howtiud, NI had lost 600 bbls on uccount of bad Lines, See ee ety, net, cisturbed by the winds, that i: | sixth, seventh, thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth Mr. Cass was upon a sup] statement of | chr John Webster, Lawson, Fairhaven, 3 days. ward Everett, Gunby, NOrleat ones Keene oe ee er a Rae ee etre cee thee tree tae ceulatory the: | counts are bad for that reason. 2. The offence being fucts, very different from the facts as they actually opr | “Livanroot,” Deo. “38—Are Niagara, Livermore; Atbert | "RE US Nov 3° by letter from Capt Fisher, Rajab, of Wks “Win” ccuntor “io the Male cad ee cout wae. | # felony, such @ particularity is required, both at | exist. Ships Argentine (Aus), Gutovich, London; Tornado Gollatin, Delano, and Isaac Wright, Abul, NYork; Gen | Westport, 330 wh, 6400 bone; to sail next day.” from the poles to, the equator, is facilitated, and | Common ae aod by 7 des tg eae as RG is aia les negotiation and Lp of the treaty | (clipper), Rmafora, Sea Franco Barks Express, Boss, | Parkhill, MoKown, Charleston; American Union, Oli, | At Lahaina Oct 28, Menkar, l’easo, NB, Tih0 vols thin this affects the climate of the. ‘ons. Lieute- | Chitty’s Cr. L. sec. 22. Arch. . - | by the Senate it was sent to England, and returned | Siatanzas; Mary Morris, Freeman, Glasgow. lobile; Richa len, Barrill; Phenix, Moppett; J Hoason, nant DeHaven, in command of the Grinnell expedition, | kie’s Pr. Cr., 235. Regina vs, Barrett. 2 Carr. snd | with a proposition that it should be’ considered as | "Wind at sunset, NE, light, and’hazy. Haven, Ricker; Rockayray, Gomiwin, and Ashburton, Tay” | © At do Nov 1 by letter from Capt Ripley, Gharnpion, of Current to the couth, noel an febooy traveling open | Calted States ‘va. ‘Mills’ 7 Peters) “142. State _vied'a condition should be annexed toi recogaiding (ren STRAMEEIF AUERIOM: ington, Ryan, Chatesion; Wachingion, ‘Wilkie, “Mobile; | jo hip any ot ome, world leave immediately for New Greats theta ae ae eee at ee | eee vs. Mills, cers eiimrten's | Vided # condition should be annexed toit recognising | arpposean, Dec 16—Sid Mary, Ritchie, Boston. | g6th, Europa ()s Sbannin, NYork; Arab, Delano, and | 7egland, to. erulno and then home.” Capt Te staton that S nkan cheeel baie aha * | vs: Raines, 3 McCord’s Reps., p. 533. Hampton's title and jurisdiction in that government over a cer- | Ayiwnrp, Dec 21—Arr Charles and Jane, Oliver, NOr- | Austria, Borland,’ Charleston; Florida, Mills, Savannah; | {he Vineyard, Coffin, of Edgartown, would leave ‘Lakaina Pionomench had heen observed before. This then was | Case, 3 Grattan, 540. Commonwealth vs. Stout,7 tain portion of Honduras. Col. King never saw the | teans, : | 21th, President, Dellimore, NOrtoans: 28th, Jersey, Day! | fornomelna for daya ee Pi eiiste ta ee > taf oo eae oing to the | B. Mon. 247. People vs. Allen, 5 Denio 74,76.) 3. | proposed provision in writing, but understood it was | _ Bruror, Dec 18—Sid from the Pill, Henry Warren, | John H Davis, Rich; Westmoreland, Decan; Susan Hincks, |” Spoxyx-—In Sopt lant lat 18 S, lon 84 W, Young Heee, Marla the equator Hence one of thoes moditestiogs ia | AS the terms misconduct, negligence, or inattention, | insisted on by Lord Palmerston. He very promptly | Rairden, 'NYork; Jemis W Payne, Whitney, Charleston; Gay, and Waban, , NOrleans; Genvive, Cooper, Bal- | Nant, 60 sp. J ° the climate, which may be traced to the operations of | 8fe very broad and indefinite, by the use ofthem alone told both Mr. Clayton and Sir Hei Bulwer that | Eliza Ann, Lockhead, NOrleans; 23d, Amolia, Jordan, do. | timore. Spoken. + ; mage: : 4 i 5 iti Buyort, Dec 15—Sld Kingston, Murray, Charleston. | _ Entered for ldg 24th, Julia Howard, Bulkley, NYork; | ship Shi » ? oe walt in the 1m, and hence also the probability of no indic ation is given to the defendants fos what ey with such a condition the treaty could not get a vote Coxaavan, Das Woke Ealitornia, Clark, NOrleans. { Sarah G Hyde, Snow, Philadelphia; Joveph Home, Beane nee fees : Buell, fron Boston (Oct 27) for Austratia, the open sen in the polar region; and it is to these beni- | are guilty; and to meet such a charge they must in the Senate. Mr. Clayton afterwards informed him Canpnv, ec 20—Arr Eamont, Black, Baltimore. | Charleston, Eliza Kieth’ Deaves,’ Apalachicola: Fann: oy 18, , lon 30 21 WS ‘@cial salts tho Franklin and his companions—if they are | in great danger of a conviction because of their’not that the provision had been abandoned, and he con- | 14 from Penorth Roads Dec 17, Mary, Eustice, NYork; | Simonson, ‘NOrleans; 27ih, Mary Ann, Crosby, Boston, | gg Australia, of and from NYork for Liserpoot, two Sie re als Geena tbe hot water brought up | knowing what description of misconduct, negligence, sidered the treaty ratified by the British government | g9th, Lillias, Cousins, NOrleans. Phenix, Moppett, Philadelphia; Lord Ashburton, Brough Th bin Gandia d, the a tes Vigra Ww wide Gr the eae Didehs ace tena, ap Climate and it is, the salts | or inattention they are to combat. (Reg. vs. Bur- | precisely as it hud been ratified by the Senate. Cowim, Dec 23—Sld’ Naples, Duncan, NOrleans. | gir WibaNeacia Whitmore; Alhfand, Stone, anl/Tecing- | aiseRi ct anak & sbowing a bise eipnal wile of the ocecr. Put they found in cen water other consti, | Rett, 2 Com. and’ Kir, 343. Tennessee vs. Fields, | ~ When Gen. Cass called on Col. King for his recol- Cuma, Dec 7—Arr Minna, Potter, Woosung, and sld | ton, Murphy, NOrleans. Dark Franklin, Gibbs, from Boston for Trinidad, Jan 2, tents than salt—time is brought down in vas j. | Martin and Guger, Rep. 137.) 4, The offence is not | Jections upon the subject, the latter eppoeed that | 19th on her return; 284, Daniel Ross, Kettle: nghai. ld out 24th, America (s), Leitch, Roston; Otomoeto, | tat 38 60, lon 70 10. ties, dilutes in the rivers, ant from this proceed set forth as having been committed feloniously, or the documents furnished by the State artment | Sid Sept 29, Audubon, iting, Shanghai; Oct 9, - Howes, do; Leavitt Storer, Gracia, NYork; Empress, Bark St Jago, Means, from Portland for Havana, Jan 3, menso coral islands and the infusorial - | with intent to injure any person or persons on board | showed that Lord Palmerston’s demand been | tor, Baker, do; 11th, Caprice, ones, San Francisco; 18th, | Thom, Baltimore; Cluny, McCurdy, Charleston; Philan- | jet 37 47, lon 72. § le whieh jahadit the dopths of the eeu. mt iors Ages Go ai ee Se eonle, | yielded ie in ae oe instead a abandoned, a3 —— Cressy, Shanghai; 23d, Alfred the Great, Tuspie, thro) set a sonal Fess MansaD 4 pean rue pate ‘ey, from NYork for NOrleans, Dec 29, solid matter used by the mollusece and marine plants | Bunt. 197.) 5. It sets forth that the misconduct, neg- | he had been tol ir. Clayton. Upon this suppo- ; pe ic: 19th, Ac- i 7 ‘and Franchise, Rovine fs [RG Sa eens eee eg eoeeteres thenelere catathed foe eae oc not there | caused the lives, &c. to be destroyed, without show- | have said in his statement. (e2d'na) 40th, Patrick Henry Hurlbut, London for N | Rock, Pendleton, and MeKensie, Hatelincon, NOrleana: Boch oa d ‘ as agents ing tbat such acts directly destroyed the said lives; | In reference to British Honduras, Col. King was | York (and sld next aay) 21st, Kilby, Crowell, Londot Mary’ Caroline, Fox, and Ebba Braha, Milling, Mobile; ys pean 0 ndon for z Foreign Ports. ape epg mie cuaiy he seres and under the principle of causa proxima non pona- | well aware, as every schoolboy is, that Great Britain | NOrleans (and anchoi vingston, Barstow, do for | Pioneer, Child,’ Baltimore; Elizabeth, Chorlefsen, Savan- | , ACx Cayms, Dec 18—Br brig William, Haynes, for Boa- On : | Fy Bchoc ra j Miarioltou, Site, fu ton, ldg; schr Independence, Hadley, do. c ttt aa ara | Kop: nea has no aoe ana Rang und cna evn thar, and oe | feted es athe cope aees | en ht nneem rneeemeheanaa,| “Tied, este pe, i ystem of order, they tend to exercise an in- bay eset PER ee | ee oe bomen tine BOL Nery senenny © | Ellen Maria, Silsby; London, Hebard; Messenger, Pink’ | Harold, Clark, Mobile; Guinare, Copeland; Olympus, Wil- | PORTAU Pusce, Dec 24—Brizs Hivira, Louis Wi Becece over the climate. This undercurrent may be | 664. Anthony vs. The State, 18 An. $65.) Lll—- | imagine, that any body supposed she was to be sum- | h.0 and Margaret’ Evans, Pratt, NYork; Florence, Pat. | con; Hartley,’ Morrill; abd Jane Hanlon, NOckens, Yath, | 8nd Isabella; schrs Challenge, and John 'fyler, all for yered with heat to mitignte the sevcrity of some | ‘The indictment is detective in substance, because: 1. | marily ousted by the Bulwer and Clayton treaty. ten, ‘Apalachicola; Emily, Anderson, and Britannia, Abra. | America (sjRoston, Andes (ajo York, decne: Miler, | York in 2 days; also schra WW Fultou, and Ontarto, Dyperpordan Latitude, Onior nd regularity are main- | Tt indicts jointly for the same joint offence, in same | In making this explanation I have had no desire to | hamson, SFrancixco; Queen Victoria, Turner, Charleston; | Gaey, Eee ee, NTE | for do. : t.ned in the clockwork of the ocean by # system of com- | count, several defendants occupying — different | obtrude myrelf before the public. Senator Clemens, | vist, Arabella, Piokerion Mobile; 23d, F. J. Winchelhaus: | Lonpon, Dec 27—Cld ont, Hendrick Hudson, Warner; Rio pape Noy 25—Barks Te Cocq, Manton; 8 A sop atlon as mace and perfect ay that by giich wakers Of | stations of employment on that boat, for Tear, has been for some time detained from his | en, Warnken, NYork;Kilby, Crowell, NOrieang. Put back | George, Tho Nickels, Nickels, and John Carver, Porter, for NOr ical i ete cuit ani : i i, i 5 sKilby, . , Thole, and Raxtede, Lauro, NYork. off J Bre GEES: ARE, # ‘ronomical instrainents regulate and adjust chronome | 3” joing misconduct, negligence, or inatten- seat by indisposition, and Alabama bas no represen- | 20th, Sardinia, Jordan, NYork.* " Entered inwards, Americin kage, Moore, NYork. all to sail 26th, aa aueils and marine plants, Ree ‘Goeth ould be as thanpable eH to their rerreute duties, mite sponine es | tative in the Senate. The character of Col. King is 4 ay bane Peas neal eh ee ae ea ash te Laer Btoot, Charlefton, pata rem SW, Sept 14—Cld bark Jane, Norris, Sea cf maintaining life as the Dead sea. Do they not see in eir acts were jointly destructive of the lives of those too dear to his friends and his State for them to stand | for Smyrna); 10th, Diadem, My we, Humphrey, and Mary 5. Margaret, McIntyre, do. st those anisosloule the compensation thus contrived by the = Beata ee pee ee pea in a by and see it even remotel implicated, without at yaa IEE, Tals Grepoentis, Teesta ret nay i earn e, ae Botton. (ol mcmuone permanent rk Wooster, Rastport; bah prt aerealet . sion. 3. The of ) ander whic * | once coming to his ication. compo: Ioth, Giorge Edusrdo, Cascone, -— {and eld for NYork), | steedem for Nvork. A uae , hrs Hero, Philadelphia: Now’ Regulus, Dickinson, New Mewevant Meat bode gry charactor of the lecture, | dictment is framed, does not contemplate a joint neg- with parliamentary rules this should have been done |“ Grascow, Dec 22—Ud Carrick, Fales, NOrleans. 1 "Rorrmbax, Dee 98—Cld Richard Anderson, Coffin, N | York; Van'Buren, Paul Banger; Emily ‘Johnson, Dlssoa- awe y + it in @ simple and intelligil ligence, ee ne aoe Sa a from ay seat in the House of Representatives, aa a GEEFROCE, Dec 20--Arr Micmac, Auld, Charleston. Sid | York; Itwein & Welker, Hesse, NOsleans; Mth, Jobanne yay, New York. okt gulp Hacveat, Fuller, Liv Re- distril 'y :— y ey \ is, ve a place for this communication in cme, Somerville, . je, NYork. =f bekah, Speights, Francisco; chr Minerva, ivern, Say SPRIaP REPO” OE whose misconduct, negligence or inattention, respec- | 7 Haves, lec 16—Arr Samoset, Chapman, Charloston; Rowse, Dec 10—S1d N: * Fali River. Mechante’s Soclety Lectures, tive duties, &c. °%. The words “misconduct, negli Your Columms Very respectful y, your hetient Ser. | rth, Marion, Fier, NOrleans. 81d 1bth, Lemuel Dyer, | Sriiaiawa, Nov 2t—-Avr Hatuibal, Kites’ cnicutta | DOSTON, Jon 11—Arr steamship Ameriea (Bx), Leite, ‘TUE REV. E. 1. CHAPIN ON JOHN HAMPDEN, On THE | gence or inattention” mean “omissions, or ill condact | » Wi , NUrleans; Sacramento, Huet, SFrancixco. for Boston; Courser, Cole, Canton, and wld for Boston; An- | Liverpool 25th ult via Halifax; ship Plymouth Rock PROGRESS OF POPULAR LIBERTY. that is passive.” Action is not implied. ‘The terms | Personal Intelligence. ii tener ete) ee te oncane sen, | See Gore, Bi Favore, and nid 27th for NYork: Clarendon, | Caldwell, Goat te apray pomeT ee ie ele babe , p 5 aH i, . ‘ERPOOL, — » i. » ers, \ : fi ‘ape Town, Nov amas On Monday evening the Rev. E. H. Chapin delivered » | amount to an absence of will in whut they do or omit Arrivals at the Metropolitan —Thomes Francis Meagher, | st-Alexanddr, Walsh, TE lalate, 10th, deuathua Mont | Teak Maury ane ed for Landon annibal, Walker, | Cape Tom, CH, Nov 235 (emenll Graven, Smyens Oct Hyde, | the 16th. ridge, Georgetown, DC; schrs North State, Horton, Savan- SiNGAFoRE, Noy 1—In port. Ino, Smith, Manila, std | nah; Mazurka, Michael, and Montezuma, ' Holbrook, Nor- 4th, Oxenbridge, Choe, Calcutta; 6th, Amity, Parse folk; Despatch, Barnard, Pocomoke, Va; Geo Shattuck, e ‘Whampoa. i Chipman, and Eastern Light, Smith, Tangier; Brontes, Tonnay. Deo 2¢—Put in, Charles, Ruark, frome Noticr | Ginnweons, Piuindcipiia, Tuieyrephed, Ur Inig Adah, front ' dam for NYork; Emus, Balasijas, from NYork for Rot- | Aux Cayes. Signal for two barks and five bi Cld ship terdam. _ Marathon, Pepper, NOrleans; barks Juno, Studley, San Burrart, Dec £3—American ship Roscius, Malouey, put | Francixco; Henry Curtis, Bath, to load for Cuba; brige nto this lough on Tuentay, after having experienced | Montague, Huzeltine, St Domingo City; Druid, Pa: for ‘ , to do; if is will, then malice would be .; John W. Haynes, California; Gen. T. J. Peyton, , ture on the stare abject, at the Mechanics’ Institute, be Lapary et pyre cnalice would be | Ridiinond, Vs.; De Woodward, U. 8. N.;W. Chadbesrae, gomery, ae Garrow: Hamilton, Sarah @ Hyde, i2 Broadway. The apartment was densely crowded. | win then feats martial of mind, which in , Newport; J. C. Tibbetts, Boston; Pago ead Haven; | octh, savannah, Small, and Fatia, Waite, Charleston, ‘The lecturer rai¢—There sre persons whose influence in | egch one is separate; because the inertness of the 3-¥- Scribner, Emirs; G. F. Dale, Philadelphia: J.C: | rizsie Harwood, Lawrence; Parthenia, Schoof, and Salem, history bas beon immense, whore names are upon © i in ji t the inertness of | Walsh, U. 8. N.; Dr. Blackman, U. 8. ‘mer, | MeGrath, NOrleans; Zist, ‘Louisiana, Barstow; Martha pon every | mind of the captain is different from Philadelphia ; James Sykes, Columbus Lawrence, | Ward, Trott; Jot iicry,‘Gxnard: “aodtah Beadies tongue, and yet. when we come to search their biography, | the engineer—their duties being distinct, and the ex- | Springfield; Geo. E. Reinhardt, New Brighton; Thos. Gra. : TY eure disappointed at the meagreness of the detail, at | emplifications of that inertness being different. The | him, New York: Dr. Cook, Long Inland; Hon, ke Edwards, Hien Meeie, Waicnnee: Sree Walken” god Belin the tack of vivid and startling incident; but the truth is, | C#ptain’s misconduct, negligence or inattention has | Hartford; W.T. Porter. New York; C. A. Upham, Boston; | Persie, thompeon, Savanmah, 224, Gen Dunlap, Skoideld, thdir power if not consist in. striking ‘incidents, but in | Teicrence only to hie. respective duty ee cepts; #o | Hen, Sicx El Buel, Washington Col Wm. M. Peyton, | NOrleans, Mary Hale, Rollins, Baltimore. "| evere gales in the Channel for several days. She shipped | Bucksvillo; schra John Elliott, Wood, Mobile; Homer, Par. Use fulnees of pervonatity. Some qualities or sircum. | with the engineer, Ae bar tow’ pli sos te | anaes —Hon. H. Cutt, Vermont; Major Calg. 0: | a out 17th; Isane Webb, Furber, York; Carthagens, | ix men, ceveral of her crow boing dissbled, aud was sup- | NYork. Sid briga 5'W Johnson, Mary Hi, and probe. fad patty, Thur wa: the case mith John Hampden. Al | ‘Their guilt is diffrent, and the manifestations of ; &A.;D- Masson, Montreal; Hon. Wm. Meifurray, New | }0yGe,oPMn Pi dard Kad aud Pioneer, Child, Batt wih rome allay atter which sho procoeded same | ON ET eTOL, Jan 8c8ld ship Boy (of Bristol; tate Thole Win name ty ou fursilar cn tho Ups of erery lover | that ett ave cf aie theiracts, | York: L. Menetand, Montreal; N. Hooper. Boston; Mr. Noss Putte Apatactiocla; Mary Cardliaa, Fox, | “orwecn wosme anew Nore } ren), Plerce, Cubs. Pasta eate aed of freedom as houzeboll words, but little can be found | oat guilt ss eaume cies acest. When several | Eecbenen, U.S.N.; Hon. N- K- Hally Washlagion; W. Dell Tock, Pendleton, and'Convay, Marshall, N yCR0ORNAVEY, Deo. 21—-Put_ in brig Calder, Monn, of TRecSPORT. un 88d bry Webster (new), Heath ‘| Apese: ? it nduc: , 8 . Gallear, Benicea; J. larrison, U. 3. A.; Lewi r Gri sf 6 ST oa ven, fro rk for Liverpool, 43 days out, . sc , » Pee Ei the emase oF hip mame yet ee | commit a joint act, not of itself illegal, but which be- | Gottschalk, Paris; i Hi L- Shields, U. 8. A; Hon. J oe Cee ae ecient Vlineketes Chater, | etlenced very bad weather during passage; beats stove, | AB sy 1. ot are ache Albany Pa ie “uestionably, in the earler part of that memorable strug. | ccMes so by reason of some circumstance applicable 1. Wright, Vermont; Hon. A. Buel, Michigan; D.'H. Rust, | tn 'tevennah; Sultan’ charpe, san Feanoiseo; 2ist, | wNarks carricd away, foretop und maintopmaste carried | pedi oioe Ttorkleonly tebe tigen Ben Pein die which revulted in the death of Charles the First and | to each individual severally and not jointly, they | Tennesrce, W. Blanchard, Boston. Olympus, Wilon, and June, "Hunter, NOrleans; ‘Childe | ¥4Y> Migging damaged, and cargo shifted. for Havana: éth, barks Minctouka, Roberts, Eastport for the rise of Cromwell. no mau wa. more regarded than he | must be indicted separately. (2 Hosack, ch. 25, sec. At the Astor—Major Sedgwick, U. 9. A.;F. W. Mur- | P20 ark, Mobile, 23d, Glenburn, Sampson, Boston; | _ Toreuam, Pee 2$—Put in the Centaur, Perriam, from | NYatk, Teinboe, kunereom Wirnanece for’ Cube; eohea —no man more sible to ear up or reprevent the popular Barbour's Cr. T., p. 335.) ‘Thus several partaers dock, } ye ig? Rrarrmay crm egy od so, Campbell, Mobile; Montcalm, Betts, N | Borton (UB), having experienced heavy gales through | Corul, buteh, Bangor NOrleans. t a iatoey, f " i visti i ston; A. |, Buffalo; . C. nd be 4 Henge. :, t N, 2W, STON, a idea. His history, in faet, is a history of his time, to not be indicted jointly for exercising their jio°en:’ Geo. Shattuck, Massachusetts; Hon. R.’Vaur, dee en Tek, trical. | eueoeeleedl qoterekcingratoen outs combuneaeat 8, Tiveale 1G sjearnstip.Leabel” Follon Gey eet ci which I shall direct your attention. John Hamp- | ice i ; “OU EC Seranton, spencer, und New York, Hutchin- n was born in 1864, of 8 zich and ancient | sce’ (T' Peli, sete Se ee eat eeanes | Philadelphia; J. Walker, U. $.N.; J. Rogers, do.;C. H: | on™ NYork, Colombo, Harris’ Apalachicola; ‘sir Harry | taking an casterly dircetion, until it arrived at tho sams | Havahe: chip Jusion Beckton’ tine aa eam ily, in Buckinghamshire, and it is interesti on I “e Cr. T., 338; 4 Barbo 2,046.) Parker, on. mith, Han, Mobile; Sumroo, Heyes, NOrleans. joint. ‘The sea became like boiling foam. Providentially | das, on, Liverpool; bark Gipsey Queea (Br), Lock- to know that he wae clowly connected by blood | $213 Bartour’s Cr. T., 33%; ur, 2.046.) | At the Howard—Captain Carey, California; Dr. Van | "Ent for hig 12, K;bericon, Jauies,, Baltiunore; Edward | be rails were clowe-reefed, and ostly fused. The erew | hark, do; rehrs Loubians, Reed, wad Flying Drager, Boon -vith Oliver Cromwell and related to William Pean. | When several persons are engaged in publishing @ Zandt, do.; J. Kay, Toronto; F. W. Arm-trong, N. Haven; | schncione, Lawron Hyperion, Parker; and Forest Mo- bad just taken rhelter below, with the exception of one | ing. Mobile, : “Sepa is rst appearance in publie hfe was as representative | libel, if the publication of such be separate, they L. W. Glenn, Philadelphia; F. De Long, San Francisco; | arch, Newlands, NOvleans; Win Mills, Houghton, savan- man on the look out at the companion, when a tremen- AN\ERS, Jan 7—Are scbr John Simmons, Bailey, for the borough of Gramponnd, in 1621. This session lasted | must be severally indicted. (Barbour'sCr.T.5, 338.) | L. Hamilton, Montreal: C. J. Harris, Georgia; J. H. Mun- | oun: Mary Nixon, Winter, do; Childe Harold, Clark, Mo- | ous rea struck the ship, throwing her on her beam ee . . patil the death of James L, whodied in Marci, 1625. And | So on # joint charge for receiving stolen goods, a £00, Troy; J. H. Fry, Manchester, Dr. Felton, Baltimore; | yi16' (previously entd for NUrkeans); 21st, Sea Eagle, | ends, eweptaway the wheel, binncole, and eompassos; WICH, Jan O-Arr achr Ida Maller, Lis. here lot us pense and surrey the cxisting circumstances | joint act of receiving must be proved. Proof that Dr, Hatch, steamship Northern Light. Williams, Boston; Ameria (), do; Hungarian, Patter: | roundboure and all it contained: both boats’ chock: ani for Providence. Keates whieh to gather so ominously abort this period of | ceived in Whe absence of the other and after. At the St. Nicholas—J. C. Crager, Red Hook; W. T. | .o1. ‘Kennebec, Butchelien, and Waterloo, Harvey, New | lashings, a massive iron wreneh tixed to the deck. ER, Jan 8—Sid schrs Richa Rorden, Hi Fugllah Biatory. It was at ¢ time when the spirit of | warde delivered to bim, will not. suffk Fusti«, Poston; J. H. Watkinson, Middleiown; John M. | York: City of Gla-gow (5), Philadelphia; Huron, Dreiver, | caboose, &c; sprung the bowsprit, twisted out the kn: hhontes, Binghass, supposed foc NYore 7” Tberty was fully awake, for the two partien were content. | Wards delivered to him, will not sufflce. (Rex ¥8. | Odenhinne and Indy, Vhiladelphia; Rev. E. P. timson, | o59-Ciuny, M'Curdy, Charleston; Annameoks, Payne) | heads, and fore an iron brearthook from the samo, which Manta Abe trig! A teater veunae ee ing—the king ant the people; two principlos were at isgue | Mestingham, Ryun and Moody, c.c..p. 257. See | Castleton, N. Y.; Wil.on kere, Philadelphia; L. P. Hiteh- | Qiaischicula, Birkcubead, Bonnelt, Mobile; Frines of | wanfastened over the bowsprit; broke the pall it, and | maine’ Are OM Amazon, Pulsifer, Sart. —the royal prerogative and popt lar rights. Talk about | Ruse and Ryan cl. reserved 344. See Vanghan vs. | cock, Washington I's; Hon. Judge Masten, Butalo; M. | Whie., Brown, NUrleuns; 22d, Garrick, Walker, NYork; | made an almost clean sweep of stanchions, bulwacks, and | INDIANOLA, prev to Dec 23-Arr echt Thomae P fhe Anglo-Saxon race as we will, without stopping now to | the State, 4 Miss. 530. Weingorptin vs. the State, 7 | Seaver, do.; J. 8. Williamson, St, Louis; Mr. and Mrs. At- | pa°tcyn Queen, Emery, and ‘Areadia, Jordan, Philadel: | rails, the jibboom, jibs, and all the gear attached, with } Ce Corson, NYork, At (he Pass, schr Susan é& Mai discuss any ethnologies! analysi:—indicating by this name | Blackt. 16.) TV. The motion to quash is the proper | water. Springfield, Mass.; Tho. F- Cook, Albany; Capt. W. | dhia, John, Haws, savannah; Alvion, scutt, NUrleaus | the topgallantmast and maintopmast. The wreck was | fren do, decd nv that energy which has peeullarly developed it-elf, neither | way to moot these points; for, it the matters alleged © Templeton per Pea Sones. Philadelphiie Ke. T ‘nin, | (breviouely for Charleston). cut avey, but it was <ome time before the ship righted | 3\OBILE, Jan 1—CI4 brig Bengo (Spon), Colomer, Baree in & country purely Sexon or Celtic, but in England or | jn the indictment are not punishable by law, the in- , At the American—I'enn Jones, Fhiludelphia; Ka. To sid Ath, Asia (3), N¥ork; Isaac Webb, Furber; Shan- | and became manageable. On sounding the puraps sound | lor. 4 U America —talk about the Anglo saxon race as we will. | dictment will be quashed. (Whenton's Cr. L. 131. | ge: ,1. Howning, New You: 2. dimion, seston | non, Thuipson, do, Marion, U Briea, Saraunah; Blizaboth | the vewvel bad made much water, whieh she contuued to | 24.4 90—Are sips Lord Maldstone (ltr), White, Liver 2 | (Loud applause.) It | arch Cr. L. 64. So the point may in your discretion 7 Lrown, Bruce, and C Napier, Pettengill, Mobile; Orleans, do up to ber putting into this port. { yool; Washington, Page, NYork; Lacy Thompson, Pend le- “nd sped) hemi aa fen for such insufficiency ‘Ss will Dake ony judgment + “> sia: — repre ; Sianila, Green, and Wm Sturgis, Bradiord, N —_————- H ton, Soblosboro;) barka Maine, Perkins, Barton? Fanny, yj TOO eave ts F f rleans. Spicer, NYork; brigs Victoria (3 si i sents marge and dvwwing its | CFroneads, given Upon any pers of 1f, deine’ te os: aoe Lonpon, Dee 20—Futd inwards, Genda, Bleidbrug, and | Terre TenemreDnie | Remeren } dp. Minett, Taguayent. Werte, Diseoraant Sona vied i fendants. (Bette J. in U.S. vs. O Sullivan, 9th Leg. The United States steamship Saranac, last from 4 d k: Zist, Mi Wonseln, do: Ud, eeetinch beng te | and.es., p.25:. citing authorities, U.S. va. Gooding, | Moutcvideo, hove to off Pernambuco, Nov. 27, to | Ano. cGkuni, Naerki “ish Minna, Woovele, do; il of Rights, andthe 12 Whest p. 460. land the ex-Minister of Brazil, ‘family and suite from asp from the popular beart, it has broad tree of constitutional fr etoun day a fruit, Magna Charts, the Bowron, Jan 11. Arrived—Barke Trin ir T then Cilley, Tonnenson, NYork; Sarah J Thorndike, Haas dy, Cardénay; schrs Vavline, stiles: J W Miner, Miner, oo Sears, Jonos, NYork: ‘Telegraph, Fisk, Boston? Corwin, Gienfueros: briz pnoh mith, for Hong Kong. aos ) 7 : Declaration of Independence. peice) Vigilant Mr. Vi. C. Noyes then followed on behalf of Capt. | Washington. and suiled the folowing day for the Cid out 200h, sexamouth, Lawson, Mobile. } Geo Savery, N¥ork, via Koy West (see 3 cla A, alike against the encroachment snarehy and ty | Farrhum, Captain of the Reindcer, and John How- | Scutb. blareaiEs, Lec 15—(1d Almade, Brewer, NYork. Phot poenortts oe td { ship President, Comming, Liverpool. rumny, in the town roceting and the debating society, Jett j ngineer, contending that the first eicht counts | oie Maura, Dec S—Arr Elaw, Mauuews, Boston (and old ag mer Whilete. |. 4th—Arr ship Raine, Doane, NYork: bark Nacoochee, Ss in Parliament and ie Senaie, it ix a spirit whow colo | of ine indictment could not be entertained upon | Stock Sates. 1th for Messina). EE A tae Taterprise, Suek-ouvillo, { THORP, Horton, : C ties, wherever planted, blorrom into iniependent States, doar reese 2 Pmapeema Jan. 1. — orted by Keen & Taylor. Ewrors (60), Dec 23—Cld tren, Davis, Boston; Pla- - a MATTAPOISEIT, Je 7 oP i Ailording the sprctacie of order. Uberty, ami raarded law, | £€Lere? principles, for the statute did not furnish sue _ YETI St tna! tho Car tonic, | ewcaqu, Per, ‘Nurteans; Rhine, Barns, NYork, ao do 1 Ge fem S—Arr brig Patriot, Gilford, aud in this critical hour of the world, this keeps alive the | Cent to give information of what the parties were | 779 ‘United rites 6 2&V, U9, LOU Rewiis ewes, Dec 1) —Cld Diana, Lorguod, York. bey | Jan 3—Arr steamship Benjamt rie veins of thourht and hope’ and confronts the | clarged with, and that the whole indictment con- | jarond 6 rown, 913; ; 1.000 do, 14g: 1.734 $ Piixowms, Lee y Jeronie Jr, Cove Moke EE eee oe eT aoe lan 2 Franklin, Mathews, NYock 204 ult; ship Gen Berry. saw theories and th bayonets of despotism, with a free press, tained no specific charze, and must therefore bé Lil) Navigation 6's, RE, 80. 5,000 do. D5, %% D oi Sanches oi fata. vente Milne diction cheer pee | , bow, Hamat Paridccen, free «peech, an: we.) The lecturer quashed. | 1.800 Harrisborg Reilrond 6's, 104, 16,000 Porn yly PENANG, Ovt 10—Asi ittiimetieae ' 8, Ruatan Taliod, Belew’ then went on to contend that the Norman invasion was The Court then adjourned until tomorrow, when P, O73: 1.500 West Philadelphia 5 Gcemnetows, I y, NYork. Delowtarks Coane Chatigton Tule 6 | , with a lates names oF tne not fatal to liberty, but that it was like the injection of asp Hull, United States District Attorncy, will reply 0k; 1 share “rhuylb sli No Russuam, Lee ck. umo, Charleston; Justice y, Bal. | s, trkes, ches, In tow. Cid shin Matd Of OF trap rock into pritagva ran. He then contra-ted the “YF y eaawee 5 ates | Ad ading Batlroad, ‘4 ‘owas Dee 13d Arebian, Bainbeidye, Mobile. as: ‘Ship Tear, Stanchne: back i H 4, Donal, Liverpool: barks P Pendlotos. Fux of Or Pintory of Jur ta—Jawes wothed. = : 18g: 0) Harrisburg Va ov lo Mary Gilly, York; 16th, | _ Cereal SBip fen Ghanctne; bark David Nickels Dane (heny Hee Hine tee ee while Flizabeth irritate! tie popular mind. He then Tammany Soclety. 4 Loug ieland Kaitrond, cash 1535: 1 xeoe,, do; Constantino, 4 do. gr2; Dan brig Cybelle, Au iralia, eehr Aurelia, Aux Vara Gels i beth : rey Lacy, sketebed | Fug.ie history in connection with Hamp Among the patriotic letters received by this Socie- | cash, 144: 230 co, 151 io, » isstuoippi, Harvey Baltimore. eval. Maxtna Game Ks evoure), Nien, den, until the o Long Pari What associ fhodh: Gishoiilialied invited | rocate, Were the fal- is 5 B00 dh ‘n, lbty . Jucobs, Korot, NYork, ilabett ea Bist Pherae Gutniiets Stions, said he, does thas Long Pariiamen! call out! ‘*Y» from distipguished invited guests, were the fol- | aro" 40d ‘Soetinaiea’ Sok ae SV MADEDHL, Ja Hae PM Tk {OF NOPPLOb enn ners Quinnebang; Hol. What thrilling memo glory and of slume! What lowing not published iv our co 4,07 do, Uh. Betyrern Bowe Bombay. Ula |, AtHvedfchra AE G Cattell, Willams, N¥ork; Two pips a Ried aa da Lei et * Along the want of space :— featicw Cleareé—Sehix Rus NEWPORT Jon 10—Aer hes lc : Vintage, Rash, Hyannis 15 » Kennebec Clark, NYor' end | tH wes Novfolk; Buniee Lane ni for do: Allogh r end loug lo Hon. Jobn Tyler, Hon. tl Waa 0 , : whany, Ay the steelck 1 Hon. Linn Boyd " f a es Oak Miscel Lown, Winslow, Warroa for Covout Corer the How BR wr Acta, MeCotche ow for Mobil. Hon. Jobin ¢ reported tort ia a by ven ashore on LW Liverpool for Norleans. was esta | te } ing | ly {Be Sur Conra, ot Chartestor j ned heavy weather i “ A PALE Ot { sebe A is Hyde, Paitey, Broy fi i, and the royn! ota: = = . k | inet, ne lat, PORT AND, Jan 81d bri furkd at N aud thoee who hts € Ocean ficarnenis ' rend hoy Bt rights of ft pie gathe-od in the ro Live 1 Piha pate. ‘ ‘euntact thir foresu cabin with Werte wens. amy the polieuet reholar, | ivorpecl......2e# 4 ‘ Jan 1 oxn to the va 6 | sat Boston fev | ie yotriot, the profound statesman, ic pop * { si hoves «es 2. % inst, lat 40. lon al | te Lrickoet of the omiict, he stra Hest é t rot, 19 hada, was in © ot Prine — son 6 ti 1 ; os » ; a Princw—A porthn of the stern of bark for those Uleessls- for wlaieb in ede. ive lund : or wits . Oustautina, ior N | wrecked on the SW side cf Naotucket, patigha raven’ —there are co foo: 1 f ming have pr <—The Ridtero, for Rio Ja Se re ee - one tis is not oolhe tae Spam ay. tor NOrlean " In ioe + @ hoary ga pays eho ld ue 6 boon a ith Jom of Cass wad boat, Ts ; ingame) aw without 1 YOckowur, Caledonia, | BR shaw, of brig Aleenus, at Savnanah, ous tate Pt boner.’ (Lowe applause.) On it ' ive Lo'cloak, PM, Cape Look | deri 5 of june, 168" 2) 4) have been bes Fon. J. slauey J uenow Ayrod; | N, distant 12 milen, posse rk, Sd troop of horve he woods am ‘ ¢ i larieard side, both masts un- le fo ‘le view! on Hill tt fabbath | Lion. Charles “ald Dee 11, | tha water, with tack of 'g Drnoo, bur Tore Curslots any ten - anded ou tt boom, the starboard anchor on the Art acli ‘ ’ aliens rot wen on sea SNA ' vs painted black, with # yellow ag | : peteary ee Sogn ’ ¥ ry Coukl roe word Bolfact on the elas, Soames 4 png ii ua mo ith pas» mae t lan, ack ovis; Chas Hi wide corer AB * her side; couk! nob hay WARREN, ‘Jeu Lbrigs Hesp-rus, Ohaso, 1 om Ai. «no person in oF aro ia Attn, Comery, Carden te St tent te, Port of Vey Yor Fouag | se visi 4 aed tan ae | Jota Sus, Comery, Cardenas; Oth, JH Kent, Keat, | fed ip 3, | F Arstin, Me oa } inder of nis eraw, eight ) | e Veldenretche, Mr ees Shy My ta, | sled Th y then procee ~ is , 1 pkenthal, T i i ), iow | P landed aboet i P. ~ | ls go Roger. ie Stora, ¢ G Judson, HM Avery, - snc (ar), WB, | ai Sigh wa dr wlay, is cader water, « g Fenos! ii aud, M1 ad den f é dvs. vagina, Charles | wi? wreck. She has boew stripped of | « «| abb W Leven, WW lows, HW omit dion? | ae about four years old, 466 | , * ’ + Bravom St | ler Pansy, DC & Alox cove Qe}, He 4 A Pz aboot 17%; feut water. ' ; rom Bravos, - Of despatehos Loatoo) Henry Wo Ware. a Holvar ¢ v, Lee The Ameriews taj) Shek ¥ tray (oeare of ew! tea frova China), ‘ yt Queenstown, fey odes, ar. * von Lenndson, Jat Pastor, © Gensel, & Walle, M £ posta Ur alterngon, wit) nizewroas: eut | 4 i i 4 I OM Maris, 0 Cuoactt, wh & G Jenny, moainwest sprung. ond | ane Ye Stamens | ichols, HY fluddert, eco, F Palesr, TH | : naway. On Friday Pra) A Vonburgen, PDA cr J sigenmact in order w weather the | Cons irom NOrienne for Bravos, was Vm B Lawrence, Me oe fr tress Of weather, wo throw overmard © derpatchoe from ‘ # The Calder, 1, froma New | pait of her caro [fora Wi im Vie A Due sehore wt Tack rime, i rinter, Bowker Y Se’ baw siehs 1 NYork, with Time i ' ie haw eigh week, an! was blowa ' cant ‘ aoa <i, Wel 1 nunds aosrowly c#- i f Patt itvarpook, 0 i oh Py PR ¢ Rhotbing hut whee they wood iv « s y réa, W ask don @ BPS ome off without t 2 Meow, at Norfolk from lost jib boom. | ae . \ T, ich } ' v r, cut wars bouts, be phy ibe jib, &e, in ® gale | : Aen 4 + ' - ‘ f a i t for 4 Notice to Martners, | . rifle ' wher * t ion, Widnes, € fan 9. 6 Pal : i Li a H ‘ ’ ‘