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ter. made by A. C. Flagg, Comptrelier, in his annual Our Halifax Correspondence. 4 NEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. Fopert, Laid on tabla, ad directed tebe printed in Hauirax, Fob. 16, 1853. "ark Princeton (of Nex Haren), Sealey, Deourara, via GPFICL SM: onl the Street Comnmiclaner relative te opening Fourta | Unexpected Favorable Result of the Railroad Debat Sather and NW gales. : - Stated Seesion. azeuue, between Thlsty-sighth wad 186¢h street, Direet- in the Assembly—Back-door Influence in Eng- ca a9 Bark Robert Penal! (of Portland), Smith, Matanzas, 8 Cape ng W 40 mail a Poanp oF AiDanatar, March 8 1868. | Oo ret ad relarred to he Special Commie o Alda ont DEE ee ee eee "the ‘Troy and Boston, the | “fair Childe Harold, Olmsted, Havana, 8 days, to F mer ee ian 8 Wi S14 tons is Pumuor—Risbard T. Compton. Keq., 3 Bien Henman Francia Barr, Boyee, Portland Line to New Brunswick—Log Rolling | TiOS\ "Northern, the ‘roy and sand the | King & Oo. Ship tis, West, from y mea Haley, bearant, Obi, Bors Bard, | §, From the ly in or with an ordinance amending | __Great Ezcitement—No Personal Violmce— | Troy thd Greenbush rallroaa companies, ar’ also re | "Hark Martha Ann Boos Havens. 6 dart mast = ipa Tea 2 18 oe 210 von, Wo, 4 Doherty, Peok. ¥ Public Health: Fishery Correspondence Forthconting. quired to make returns, at such periods, mn to master. : lat 61, ton 13. ’ Wie mioates of the last mesting were reed and epproved. ah a, ee pbk The railway debate was brought to a favorable | tanner, as may ba cene G . et Spee: Bawannee, Munroe, St Marky 12 days to Smal itp enry, Curtis, from Bremen for Now Oriana, By Alderman Bristxr—Petition of Samuel C. Kipp and Of Committee on Lamps and Gas, concussiog te ar close last evening. Since! last addressed yoa, when | (ther roperty, transported over the whole of their ee eer weiker ‘of Brooksville, with loss of fore and ty ip P cer Data, MeLollan, from NYook: gthses, for a woe ore ee oc amg lag atten greene Forty-third and Forty-fourth | I was apprehensive that the entire scheme would be respective roads, (except Heat cattle, horses, sheep, | main topnmats, stedring SW by S, under courses, spanker Feb 2, for Frac, Feb 28, lat 30 45, lon 72 20, — & P : nd fresh meats,) and pay treasury of | and jib, to Havana from Portland. Carle Mauran, from Greenask for Philadelphia, ‘Alderman Moorx—Petition of L. Appleby, te have | streets. Adopted om until Thu defeated by a majority of one, a number of the small a is State the ‘same tolls per mile, upon all agch Navace, , Providence, 2 days, to Stanton & | yob 28, lat 44, lon 68. Groend avense Segged between Twonty-cigee> and Thiriy- |) On motion, the Board then. edjoures | fry have addressed the Assembly on both sides. On | this Stale the same tolls per mile, upon all sue | Brig Lav ‘Amelis, Hilliard, from — for Jeremie, Feb 19, Sea Settee sine rete at Cumetee Ds Bas, fc see | STH OP eS De aLANTINR, Oak | reat wee Mee sokinean closed Rie eakin a eosh Ber the whole tine of sald Fo s, a would have been | sehr ort (Bx), Fenny, alan, 1 dye, to Kelly & | ef dA TORE ii » Tol ittee on Finance. : tions, id on them from the t eliver they risen Leeds, r 4 days. Arrwerr—Sli Feb 19, Modrell, Boston. "py the same Bl ote a 5 an "Te Comal mit. Boarp or rag eT a or re 7. pools inp itd ge Eeen transported the came number of miles on either Schr i Trower, Wiliams, Win a NO 16 days. Pe om nie a abt Feb 27, pany roy oorerd Port- st 88. be . le \* l. igea alse Petition of C, 0. Ricnardson, | _Present—Jonathan Troe Han Provident, Ce maa geek hy ree th ee air haneeee eer eatboaicoks ait company fone ‘lesandse Cooper reins Virgina 2 days. At do, 2th, ark CB Hamilton, Means, lig sugar sup- ides urbe Mg —— , Tait, Mabbatt, ion, Meybee, | mile for ways than , we 5 s inia Hopkins, 4 % is for Portland, at per each for tes tod a Commissioner of Deeds. To Committes | F220" Woodward, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, MeGown, Slew: | One of his argusnents in favor of Jackson was, that Le ee ee ToL EROUy canal ot this | | Este Nee Ceoremaesi tiniica Wirtiatar hays, | 2am se nucge neath te ane nae pea aeaeens tae OF on a » ‘Alderman UksMaX-Petition of C. Mugate and ae to have Twenty fifth street, between Sixth and Sevyentn avenues, lighted with gas. To Committee on Lamps and Gas, By Alderman Francis—Petition of George H. Stowe and others, for a+ewer in Fifty-ninth street, between Second and Third avenues. To Committee on Sewers. By the same—Petition of John A. White to be re-ap- pointed a Commissioner of Deeds. To Committee on Sala- ve hiderman Deswax-Petition of John Williams for relief from erroneous assessment. To Committee on Fi Mi By Alderman Fraxck—-Petition of Walter Beman to have expulsion erased opposite his name on the register | ( men, ‘To Committee on Fire Department. aos Dexmax—Petition of Lyman Taylor and others for a pier foot of Fourteenth street, N. R. To Committee on Wharves, &e By Alderman &axp— Pet sociation for reduction of ry ay AviecaD Cornet1—Petition of Theodore Banks for relief from tax. To Committee on Finance. By Alderman Tigmann—Petition of Eliza B. Jumel to have assessment remitted. To Committee on Assess- n “oy Alecmen Brusizy—Petition of W. A. Albro and others to have Grand street paved with the Deckel pave- ment. To Committee on ‘Alderman Boxcs—P c foot of Murray street to have said keepsie barges and steamboats. By Alderman Boyca—Petition of Philip Henry and others, to have a »ewer built in North Moore street, be- tween Hudson street and West Broadway fo Commit- tee on Sewers. “by Aldermen Hatxy—Bill of T. F. Mason, M. D., for malicalervines et the Beoond ward station bouse? To Committee on Police. By Alderman Moons—Petition of Wm. R. Stafford, to be = Commissioner of Deeds. To Committee on s Al and Offices. ’ t By Alderman Donarty—Petition of Patrick Cavanagh and John Curran for relief, on account of altering the grade of Forty-sixth street, between Tenth and Eleventh ‘avenues. To Committee on Roads. By Alderman Stvrrsvaxt—Fetition of the New York and New England Telegraph companies, for leave to erect five or lees poles in Wall street, between Broadand Water streets. Granted, under tho direction of the Street Com- my the same—Petftion of Richard W. Trundy, for a same ion A 5 ees of the piers at Coention slip. To Committee on Finance. the came—Petition of Jonas Sparks, fer lease of a smah partof the bulkhead in frout of Washington Market, to land wood on Fo Committee on Finance, jolved, That the Commissioner By Alderman Barr—Kesolved, ¢ Commission eof Repairs and Supplies be, and he is hereby, directed to advertise for proposals for buikiing a station house for the use of the Sixth police district, on the lots purchased for that purpose on Franklin street. Adopted. By Alderman Mcoxk—Revolved, That Battery place be ined forthwith, under the direction of the Street Com- , and tbat the expenses of the same be dedactod from amount to be paid to the contractor for raising and regulating Greenwich and other stroote; sai Dever having being properly completed . Referred to the Street Commissioner, with instructions for him to report the facts and circumstances connected therewith. nag ee ee ind Supplies be, reby, dir aeree hirtietl firect, between Tenth avenve and Hudson river, to be repaired forthwith. Adepted. ‘the same—Resolved that the Commissioner of Re- pairs and Supplies be, and he is hereby, directed to fur- Bish the Twentieth ward station house with necessary furniture forthwith. Adopted. Bina tecace- Whereas it appears that over $200,000 have been expended from the sppropriation for street paving, sinee the 1st of January, 1353; therefore, be it 5 wed, That the Stree’: Commissioner report to this a detail, how the above amount has been expend- Donentr—Rerolved, That the names of sen osaaeeh members of Engine Company Wo. 25, be entered on the Fireman's Register, as the law directs, said members having been elected, and having paid their certificate money for that purpose, on the 13th and 18th Of December, 1862:—Inaae Scott, Harvey Youmans, Ed- gar Wilson, John Layman, David Sherwood, Wm. H. 'Wil- fon, Wm. Wessels, Geo. Reid, Abram Moore, Charies 1’. Miller, John C. Hopper, Gerard D. Hopper, John Meeks, Wm. 1. Towns, Charles Ackerman, Wm. Lamb, Archibald sbapeanThemesD. Lay- ley, ), Barr, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Pear- sali, Ward, Cornell, Doherty, and Peck—15, Negative—Aldermen Francis, Tiemann, and Ikn- man—8, By Alderman Prcx—Resolved, hhat the followi joomar thang be, and they are hereby re-appolutel Commirsioners of Deeds, in and for the city and county of New York, viz: Henry H. Rice, Thomas J. Somners, Jeah Pell, John Drake, Felix Hart, John W. C Leveridge, Hoary C. Banks, 1. M. Baldwin, Edward P. Clark, James 1 on of Odd Fellows’ Hall As- ax. To Committee on Fi- ti fe ets. ion of the lessees of the pier pier usvd for Pough- Yo Committee on Fi- re) Board, ed. Adopted. ‘Alderman F tt, =~ G. Taylor, John Anderson, Junr., Robert W. Andrews, Nehemich Miller, William i, Armstrong, James Gridley, William H_ Stockdell, Nathaniel Jarvis, Junr., Elias 1. Smith, Richard C. Downing, Daniel B. ‘Taylor, Henry B. Townsend, Jobn T. Hoffman, L Osbors, Cornelius R. Dissosway, nase 0. Barker, Denean F. Curry, Layton Hobart, William Dodge, Richard Bus- feed, Jeob; L. Halsey, D.’ Phenix Riker, George F ker, Willaim Sinclair, Theodore Martine, Ira Floyd, Bene- dict Lewis, George P. Nelson, George L. Taylor, Worthing- ton Romaine, Frederick R.’ Lee, John 1. Townsend.— on division, viz. ‘tive — Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Boyce, Barr, the President, Aldermen Brisley, j,Teminn, Pearsall, Denman, Cornell, Doheriy, By the same—Resolved, That the persons named in the schedule hereunto annexed, marked A, be, and they are hereby, appointed Commisstorers of Deeds, in and for the - : art, Wheelan, Barker, McConkey. Company No 9, in relation to the state of the building eceupie and others, residents of Astoria and Ravenswood, for a medical attendance at Nineteenth ward station house. To Committee on Police. and 250 copies of the annual report ot the Gity Inspector, be bound. Adop ed Croton Aqueduct department in answer toa resolution of | inguiry in regard to the proposed nepw reservoir, be | from the Board of Aldermen, fixing the date of the ac- tual opening of 120th street, between Fourth and Sixth avenues, at Ist of April, 1853. grade Seventy-ninth street, from Broadway to Tenth avenue; to concur to regulate, set curb and gutter, and flag Forty-first street, from Seventh to Kighth avenue; to concur to regulate, set curb and rs, ‘Crawford, O'Keefe, and PETITIONS. . By Assistant Alderman Wugsiay—Of Columbian Hose by them. To Committee on Fire Department. By Assistant Alderman Barken—Of John H. Williams icense to establisha ferry. ‘To Committee on Ferries. By Assistant Alderman O’Kxxre—Bill of Dr. Morris, for } RESOLUTIONS. F By Assistant Alderman McCoxkey—That 500 copies ‘the usual number) of the Comptroller's annual report, By Assistant Alderman Woopwarp—That document No. 1, of the year 1852, being communication from the en from the files. Adopted. Mite Gocumiegt Wes then taken, from the files, and re- ferred to the Committee on Croton Aqueduct. REPORTS. i Of Committee on Roads—With resolution, in lieu of one ‘Adopted. Of Committee on Roads—To coneur to regulate and utter, and flag Forty- fret street, from Seventh to Kighth avenue, to concur to deepen the well corner of Fighty-first street and Broad- way; in favor of a well and pump in Fighty-second street, between Third and Fourth avenues: to concur to regulate and grade Fiftieth street, from Second to Fifth avenue; to concur to regulate, grade, and pave Tenth avenue, from Forty-ftth to Fifty-fifth street; to concur’ to regulate, grade, and pave Forty-fourth street, from Fifth avenue to Broadway; to concur to regulate, grade, set curb and gutter stones, and flag side- walks in Forty-third street, from Broadway to Fifth avenue; to concur to set curb and gutter stones, and fiag sidewalks in Forty eighth street, from Eighth to Tenth avenue; toxconcur to regrade, &¢., Sixth avenue, from Forty-second to Forty-ninth street, and Forty- fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, and flag the sidewalks therein. All adopted by the following te:— v°\firmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Maybee, Breaden, Ring. Hunt, Bouton, Motiown, Stewart, ‘Weeelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, MeConkey—11. Of same—To concur to rogulate, grade, and set curb and gutter stones in Forty-sixth stroet, between Fifth and Sixth avenues. Adopted by the following vote— ‘Affirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Maybee, Breaden, Wocdward, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, MoGown, Btawart, Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, Keefe, and MoConkey—I8, OO ihe samme, to convar to confirm awards of contracts for regulating, ke. &., various streets, and authorizing inspectors to be appointed; in favor of placing railings on each side of Tenth avenue, from Soventy-second to hty-sixth streets where neosssary. Both adopted. ae Jemmittee on Arts and Bcieness—To concur to pre- sont the 71st regiment Istbrigade N. Y. S. Militia, with a stand of eolors. Adopted by the following vote : Affirmative—The President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, Maybee, Breaden, Ring, McGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Barker, Dogats, Crawford, O’Keef and MeConkey—15. Negative—Assistant Aldermen Hunt and Bouton—2. Of Finanes Committse—In favor of remitting taxof Jas. Jennings and Hampton P, Howell. Adopted. “The rd then ‘adjourned to Wednesday afternoon, at 6 o'clock. 2 the minutes. oe aes T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk. Theatrical and Musical. Bowxuy THmaTne.—This establishment, we are glad to hear, was never in s more prosperous condition than at present. The exertiens to please the patrons of this fa- vorite establishment, by Messrs. Waldron and Stevens, seem to give general satisfaction. The pieces announced for this evening consist of the comedy of ‘‘ Wild Oats,’ the “ Widew's Victim,” and “Robert Macaire.”’ The re- ceipts are for the benefit of Mr. Stovens, the active and intelligent stage manager. Wood’s Minstrels will assist on the oecasion. Broapwar THEATRK—Mr. Forrest appears to-night in no doubt, the theatre will be filled by the numerous ad- mirers of this great tragedian. He will be assisted by Messrs. Barry, Ecaway, Pope, Davidge, Mad. Ponisi, and . Abbott. ' The entertainments will conclude with the IBLO’S GARDEN.—We aré fila vd pércetve rronrene tie vertising columns, that the distinguished vocalist, Mad. Henriette Sontag, has recovered, from her sickness, and wi ia di Rohan.” She will be assisted by Signora Pico i, and Signori Badiali, Pozzolini, andGasparoni. No Niblo's beautiful theatre will present a brilliant Shakspear’s beautifully drawn character of Hamlet, when, | pear to-night in Donizetti's splendid opera, called | he was more wealthy than Sykes & Co. On Thursday, Mr. Howe replied to him ina speech of tour hours and a half. He affirmed, and supported by conclusive arguments, the principle of govern- ment undertaking the great public works of a coun- try, and referred to the ruin that had been entailed on thousands in England by the failure of the Shu- benarada Company, in their undertaking, some five and twenty years since, to connect Halifax harbor with the Bay of Fundy. : F Referring to his former railway negotiation with the Imperial government, he stated that “ the real cause of the defeat of the Imperial guarantee for the Portland line was a piece of secret history that would probably never be written.” He believed that improper influence at home had defeated the hopes of the colonies. With Messrs. Jackson and Archi- bald’s scheming, during the past.eighteen months in these colonies, before us, who can doubt that they have not had a hand in our misfortunes ? On the division there were twenty-seven in favor of the government, and twenty-five against it. These latter form a motley crew. There were some half a dozen gentlemen who were opposed to all rail- ways—there were two orthree notoriously paidagents of tir, Jackson—the remainder were out and out to- ries, who would follow Mr. Johngon over the wharf, if he merely told them they could do so with safety, 80 blind is their political infatuation. After the division in the Assembly, Mr. Johnson | attempted to introduce a series of bills carrying out Mr. Jackson’s scheme, but was defeated by o majori- ty of four. The excitement among the people, after e House adjourned, was immense; the Province | building had mn previously crowded, inside and | out, with between two and three thousand citizens, of all classes, by whom the decision was hailed with long continued cheering; and as the members came out, those who voted for the bill were greeted with applause, the others with groans and hisses. No violence, however, was Speed by any one; in fact, I never saw 80 great a gathering on such an oc- | casion before disperse so quietly. Had the result of | the debate been ote than it was the consequences ould have been serious. : M I forwarded, some time since, in advance of their publication, copies of fishery documents, abstracts | of which I was glad to see in the Heraup. There will be additional correspondence laid before the As- eon soon as the series ean be completed, which . | | you receive the moment I can obtain them. G. Ts to0k pines at Galveston on the A tremendous gale too! at Galveston on 22d ee commcritngs aware 3 A.M.,from the north- | west, moderating towards the evening. The News says :— The large now store of Messrs. St. Cyr & Co. had its metal roof partially blown off. The new wharf of Mr. Parsons, at which several vessels were lying, was carried away, and some two hundred tons of railroad iron, now belonging to the Harrisburg com- pany, and other merchandise, lying on the wharf, ‘was precipitated into the water. Those interested have been actively employed in recovering the pro- perty, and it is presumed that none will be lost. The steamer Farmer was blown sternwards on the flata, where she has since remained, aa the low water | consequent on the norther left her nearly high and aie also learn that thia violent gale extended to the head of the bay, the schooner Jenny Lind being compelled to throw some seventeen bales of cotton . We are anticipating to hear of loases on the Gulf. The News understands that Colonel Kinney has recently sold one-half of his interest in the town of Corpus Christi for the sum of $100,000. A strange mortality has been prevailing in Polk county for several weeks, some calling it black tongne, others hyphoid pneumonia. The following are the names of those who died near Cold Springs alone:— Rey. Vernon B. Lea, brother-in-law of Gen. Sam Houston; J. W. Glover, son-in-law of H. Holliman; — Elliser, —— Graves, (a new comer ;) also Mr. Grave#daughter and two negroes; Mrs. Rankin, aged about one hundred years, one of the few who bed seen Gen. Washington ; Mrs. Frankey Hubert, twenty-three ; Ann McComb, aged "iuUEp i. Ander- daughter of Sam’l McComb; Jane Ainsworth, aged about twenty-four, lately marie]; John Saunders, | who kept small store at Cold Springs for eome ; Galveston or Houston merchants; Mrs. Butler, array of fashionables. Burton’s Treatke —The selections for this evening by Manager Burton, are, as usual, attrac tive in ebaracter. The Grat piece Is the ‘much admired comedy of “David Copperfield,” with a cast of characters whieh cannot be surpassed in any theatre in the Union. The principal characters will be sustained by Messrs. Burton, Dyott, Johnston, and other namex of great dramatic celebrity. pad A are will love with the new picce called ‘The Smiths.” Nanowat. THEATRE. —Purdy is doing well. His theatre "is nightly crowded, and the audiences seem highly pleased | with the performances. To-night he presents a very at- tractive ie eee! which cannot fail to draw a full ¢ entertainments commence with the drama il Eye,’” which will be xueseeded by the drama, ¢ Captain of Churubusco,” and all will termi- pate with “The Yankee Duellit.”” % Wat1ack’s Taratre.—This theatre, which is in a career of great success, bas now become a favorite resort. Mr. city and county of New York, in the place and stead of those named {n the schedule hereto annexed, marked B whose terms of office have expired, or who have re. signei:—Schedule A—Edwin Kneeland G. Townsend, Daniel Siexas.’ Benj. Galbraith’ | William ‘Rhompeon, Charles Floyd, Frederick Anthon, | Lucius Pitkin, Asabel R. Herrick, kdwin M. Robinson) | * Ludley Field, Daniel W. Clark. ‘Charles J. Dougherty, | George in, William Dixey, George H. Purser, Robert | D. Lavingston, Richard Wirine, Erastus Brown Gilbert S. | Nixon, Theodore Hart, Theodore Timolat, Peter L. Fierty, William J. Sinclair, John Peraz, John Brows, George T. Rogers, Royal A. Gains, William B. Aitken,’ John Me Kibbin, Jr., Speneer Wallace Cone, David’ A. Fowler, | William H. ‘Dusenberry, Thomas Walker ry (HL Morange. Mathias Banta, Cornelius Carnes, William fF Clark, Andrew Kohler, Richard Henry Bishop, William © Freeman, Frederick E. Westbrook, David. 0'Keete, Jr. John M. Devoy, Owen E. Weetlake, John Moody, Charles D. Mead Jchn R. Flanagan, Henry Brewster, Bernard Casserly, Frederick L. Vultee, Charles A. May, Jobn Doren, John J. Tindale, William Lee, Charles J Bushnell, U. 1. French, William P. Moss, Charles Lineback, Wiliam Woodsworth, William H. Doherty, James F. Chamberlain, David J. Chatfield, Alfred A’ Phillips, Jobn Ross, F. Postiey. John C. Wandell, Edmund J.Porter, Thomas Stewart, —— Allen, Thomas Boese, Samuel P. Webster. Joseph’ 0. Brown Schedule B —George F. Alden, Jacob R. Amerman Abra- bam B. Amerman, Isaac B. Batchelor, Daniel Bowley, Nathaniel G. Bradford, Benjamin L. Billinze, Cornelia Bogart, Merwin R. Brewer, Edwin F. Corey, Robert G. Campbell, Henry Camerdine, Christian L. Delavan, 8. Mansfeld’ Davis, Thomas Darlington, George F. Davenport, Michael W. Devine, Jonathan Edgar, Nicholas C. Everett, J.P. Girard Foster, Henry K. Frost, Niel Gray, James Green, Alden J. Hale, Nathaniel B,’ Hoxie, Frederick Hughson, Robert D. Holmes, A. Oakey Hall, Michael (i. Hart, John D, Hoyt, John Hegemen, Charles B. Hart John L. Harley, Jacob E Howard, John M. Knox, Joseph T. Mills, James M. Murray, Philip Milspaugh, John MoCa Nil, Florence McCarthy,’ Edward McPherson, Andrew Nesbit, Jubn W. Pirsson, Joseph E. Palmer, Lucius Pit. kip, John M. Pinkney, Irving Paris, Wm. J. Roeme, Wm. H. kiblet, Wm. Ripley, Worthington Romaine, Charles 0, Ri , Kdward N. Rogers, Horace Ruggles, Robert H. Shannon, Theodore Stuyvesant, Charles W. Sawterd, Wm. H. Sparks, John C. T. Smidt, Joseph Strong, ¥. | Delafield Smith, Robert M. Strebuigh, Kneeland &. Tewns. end, Frederick L. Vultee, Corns, W. "Van Voorhis, Jehn H. White, Clark B. Wheeler, Abraham Wakeman, Ara. | herst Wight, David E. Wheeler, John Waite, S. L. HL Ward, Wm. 1. Morris, Elisha Morrell, Edgar Ketchutn. Which was adopted on a division, vir. — Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Quk- | { 1 y, Barr, the President, Aléermen Brinley, Francts, Tw |} nium Pearsall, Ward, Denman, Cornell’ Doherty, niet Teek—15, : by Alderman MAN—Reso'yed, That a seloct com mittee of five of this Board be appointed to examine and report 0 this Lourd the increase of the ta city from the year 1846 to 1862 inelusive, tio under the different heads or department, he prin cipal cruses of euch increace, the proper remedies for any abures that may exist in reference thereto, and such amendments to he charter a4 may, in their opinion, be ‘Deoesvary and proper to secure most effectually the be efit of good and economical Adopted and Aldermen I end Ward government to thecity. | 6 ‘enman, Francis, Barr, Boyce, appointed the committee. REFIGNATIONR. By Aldermen Peex—Resignation of Gearge H. Elwell 86 Commissioner of Deeds, Accepted. Wherevpon Alderman Peck presented the follewing re- solution — Resolved, That B.C. Fellows be, and is heret Jointed e Commissioner of Deeds in the place of eonge . Elwell, resigned, which was adopted. COMMUNICATIONS, From the Manogers of the Northwestern Dispensary, 8. king for a donation. To Committee on Finance H From the Bureau of Asvesements, with an ordinance ay ending sundry ordinances for the regalation of atreste pointing Wm. Gage, Chas. J Dodge, and Charley ell, assessors thereon, instead of Samuel H. Demott. | sis Nlebolecn and Isaac Wm. Smith, Adopted, on a ion, vin: f rmative— Aliermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Onk. | 1 500, the President, Aldermen Brlaley, Francis, Tie. | th » Viersall, Ward, Deuman, Cornell, Doherty. Peck-—1s com Jos." R. Taylor, late Comptroller, relative to @ \ 4 | day. of the lecturer. | painting of the leeture, free of expense morrow evening. crowds to the Georama, Broadway. good actor, and esteemed the Rowery ihentre. him a bumper. ® succeasful engayement in an bein, 26th alt. Orleans on the 26th ult., Collins, the Ish comedian. from this city, on Saturday, for Kngland. | he will assume the management, in connection with Mr, Backstone, of the Haymarket theatre, Warhington city on the 6th inst, Wallack isan able manager, and with the assistance be- hind the curtain of Mr. Waiter, who Is an excellent stage pen 3 and a finished comedian, it is impossible it should be otherwise than prosperous. The artists are all ogors, Win. F. B Giles, | tt rate, and the performances are usually reevived | =i ; G ‘4 iu niyersal pleasure. To-night the fine comedy called Ww . has His Fault,” and the new drama of Aumnican Museo —The beautiful and very successful spectacle of “Blue Beard,’’ is announced for both this afternoon and evening. The cast embraces the names of Miss Fmily Me, Mr. L.. Mestayer, and Mr, Hadaway. The ‘ Happy Fa is becoming more attractive every it is decidedly the greatest novelty we have had here for many years, and should be seen by every one. Sr. Cuantes Taxater.—The exeellent farce entitled the | “Youth who never saw a Woman,” and the drama of the “Gambler's Fate,” are the pieces advertised for rep- resentation at this popuiarcstablishment for to-night— | the casts of whieh inelude the entire strength of the com pany. Cicts,—Wallett, the inimitable clown appear again thes evening, in conjunction trian and gymnastic artis Amphitheatre. features. Cnuisty’s Opera Hovse.—Christy’s Ethiopian Opera Company have provided another well selected bill of amusements for this evoning—their performances con- tinue 10 attract erowds. MixerReLs, whose performenges are always re ceived with the greatest pleasure by crowded ansembing@s, offer an attractive programme for to-night. Campbell's benefit comes off on Thursday, Royxtox.—Thia gentleman has erowded the Metro- vertised to th the eques- ts now attached to the Bowery The programme compriecs many new politan Hall with highly fashionable andienees, thus far | in his course, to listen to bia geological lectures, and to his brilliant experiments. The beautifal illustra tive paintings, and the philosophical experiments, are, no doubt, as strong an attraction as the fascinating style We understand that Peal’s beautiful ‘Court of Death’ can be seen at each The next keture comes off to PANVARD's Pawonaxta ov 1m Hoty Layo is atill drawing Rorkey Hetter’s Somers Myereniecers are as attractive | as ever. He announces a richsprogramme for to night. Rusiey’s THaMes.—The exhibition of this beautiful ting continnes very euceessful. Watirrt, the eelebrated clown and jester, takes his benefit on Friday evening next, when a bill of unusual at rection will be atrens. Benerrt ov H. F. Sravixs.—The complimentary testimo- isl announced to be given to this execlient manager, itizen, comes off to-night, at He is a favorite with every one, and tential proof of it thia evening. ‘Give presenteé for the amusement of his et him have # sube Mun. G. H. Paxnerr bas arrived in town, arleston. Buckley's Serenaders, in San Francisco, are represented @ very popular among the | i Holdon Cate efty. & the inbabitants of the Mrs. Bostwick after oncerw in New @r after fulfilling giving a series of highl leans, was to leave for Molle ne bile on the Madame Anna Bishop gave conceri ia Colambia, 8 C., on the 1st inst. Madame Anna Thillon was to receive a benefit at New and woull be aasiated by Mr. Miss Kimberly has been greeted juring her engagement in Richmend, Mr. W. H. Chippendale sailed in the with full beuses Va, steamship Arctic, We understand London. Professor Anderson in giving his astenishing perform nees in Kichmond, Va. There will be a complimentary benofit given to Joseph conard, manager of the National theatre, Boston, on he 16th inst. The Rousset visters commenced an engog ment in ey of ee qe on ed 3 Mes note brough, who kept a do; at Col rings ; Isaac |N. Williams, at Johnson's Blaf, aed The News says:—The steamers on the Brazos and Trinity are actively moving now, and our produce market promises to become more active than it has been for some time. There are about 2,000 bales of cotton at the month of the Brazos, awaiting Te-ship- | ment; and the arrivals from the Trinity, in town and at the mouth, amount to about 3,000 bales. Store business was active during the week. Weather has been rough and stormy the fore part of this week, interfering with the regular despatch of mails via Houston; roads are extremely bad, and transportation of produce in the lower parts of the State is impracticable. On the afternoon of the 22d, as Capt. Miller, of the schooner J, G. McNeil, of iGaiveston, and two men were passing from the wharf at Port Lavaca to the vessel in the yawl, one of the men fell overboard and was drowned. Mr. Charles M. Creamer, constable of Indianola, died on the 2th, from wounds received by the hands | of Davis, an Italian, now in jail awaiting his trial. The Indianola Bulletin mentions counterfeits on the State Bank of Louisiana being in circulation in | Texas. They are dated January 30,1850, 8. J. Pe- ters, President. The Bulletin denies that any indignation meeting took place at Indianola, as reported, in consequence ofa change in thelanding place of Harris & Morgan's | Steamers. The best reason is that they have not | made the change. The Suprerge Coart has decided the long contested | Indianola land title, which embraced a very large area of that important port, in favor of S. A. White, | thus defeating the old claim of De Leon. The New Railroad Tax Bil. An Act in relation to the transportation of freight | on certain railroads, The people of the State of New York, represented in Senate and Assembly, do enact as follows :— See. 1. The Albany and Schenectady, the Troy and Schenectady, the Schenectady and Utica, the Utica and Syracuse, the Oswego and Syracuse, the Syracuse and Rochester, the hester and Buffalo, the Rochester and Niagara, the Niagara Falls and Canandaigua, and the Lockport and Buffilo railroad companies, are hereby required to make retarns, at such places and in sich manner as may be directed by the Commissioners of the Canal Fund, of all goods, chattels, and other property, transported over their Tespective roads, (except neat cattle, horses, sheep, and fresh meats,) and shall pay to the treasury of this State the same tolls per mile upon all such goods, chattels, and other property so transported, as would have been paid on them from the point of receipt to the point of delivery, had they been transported the same number of miles on either of the canals of this State; but this section shall not apply to any goods or other property transported on any ofthe said roads west of Utica, from any intermediate point or terminus of the same, to any intermediate point or terminns, and not over the whole length of said road. And in case any of said roads shall become consolidated into one line, or under one company or corporation, then the provisions of this section shall not apply to any goods or other property conveyed the distance of twenty miles, or any less distance, on any portion of such consolidated road west of Utica. , Sec. 2. The New York and Erie Railroad C is also hereby required to make returns in tl | | ‘ompany he same manner, and subject to the same regulations, as ts ae in the first section of this Act, and shall pay he same tolls as are preecribed in the said first sec- tion, upon all goods, chattels, and other property, (ex- cept neat cattle, horses, sheep, and fresh meats,) trans- ported on their said road from any extreme or termi- nus of the same to any other extreme or terminus, or to any intermediate point on the same west of the village of Deposite,in the connty of Delaware, or from any such intermediate point west of the said village of Deposite to either extreme ox terminus of ar road. sec. 3. The Northern Railroad Company is alao pooch required to make returns at such periods, and in such manner, as may be directed by the said Com missioners of the Canal Fund, of all goods, chattels, and other property, transported on their road, (except neat cattle, horses, a and fresh meats,) and shall pay to the treasury of this State the same tolla per mile upon all such goods, chattels, and other proper- ty, 80 transported, as would have been paid on them from the point of delivery had they been transported the same number of miles on either of the canals of this State; but this section shall only apy to goods and other property ship at Og- densl rg, and passing through to lake Champlain, and gi and other property shipped at lake Cham- plain and passing over their road to Cptensints Sec. 4 The Buffaloand New York City, the Butta- State, and within thirty miles of such canal, the com- pany owning such railroad shall pay to the treasury of this State, on all property transported over the whole line of such road, with the exceptions made in | the first, second and third sections of this Act, the same tolls that would have been payable to the State on such goods and other property had they been transported the same number of miles on any of the canals of this State; and every such company shall make returns of such goods and other property, at such times and in such manner as the Commission- ers of the Canal Fund shall prescribe and require. Sec. 6. The Commissioners of the Canal Fund shall have power to prescribe the manner in which such tolls, so payable to the treasury of this State, | under the provisions of this Act, shall be collected | and paid, and to enforce the collection and payment | thereof, and to make such regulations as they may deem necessary and proper for that purpose; and every railroad company abovenamed or provided for, which shall neglect or refuse to comply with any re- | gulation of the Commissioners of the Canal Fund, or | of the Canal Board, made rporeaaa to the provisions of this Act, shall forfeit to the people of this State, for every day of such meg ier’ or refusal, the sum of five hundred dollars; and in every case of such forfeiture, it shall be the duty of the Attorney General to sue for the penalty in the name of the pecnle, Sec. 7. The tolls so paid into the treasury of the State, for freight transported on railroads, shall be deemed to elon to the canal fund, and shall be paid over and applied in the same manner as tolls collected on freight transported on the canals of this St Bec. 8. No visions of the preceding sections of this act shall ipa deeriedl in any way aad the or- dinary baggage of passengers, provide e same stall not ened in weight one hundred pounds to each person so passing on or over the said roads. Sec. 9. Chapter 497 of the laws of 1851, and all other laws or provisions a laws inconsistent with this Act, are hereby repealed. Sec. 10. This res shall take effect on the first day of May next. Excitement 1N CuarLestowN.—In _conse- mence of various rumors set afloat in this city and harlestown during yesterday, more than the usual recautions were taken by the authorites of Charles- wn to preserve the public peace of that city. In the early part of the eyening some four hundred people thered in Richmond street, in the vicinity of the Eatholic church, evidently out of mere eed to see what was going on, as they quietly and readily dis- rsed when requested todo so by Mayor Frothingham Te City Guard, Charlestown Artilery, and the lice and watch force of the city were stationed in ichmond street, to suppress any disturbance. A force of fifty police and watchmen from this city cecupied the eagine house, near the church, to be called upon in case of need. Their services, how- ever, were not needed. Mayor Frothingham having received a letter from the City Mar- shal of Charlestown, ean that he had reason to suppose that the peace of the city was in danger, and that a stron; patter force might be needed, made application for a sufficient force, and the regi- ment of light infantry of this city, under Colonel Holbrook, and the battalion of cavalry, under Major Pierce, were under arms in this city until 10 o'clock. Previous to the dismissal of the several companies at Faneuil Hall, the soldiers were addressed by ae Frothingham, returning thanks to them for the prompt manner in which they had responded to the call, to which Colonel Holbrook replied. At half- one o'clock, all was quiet in Charleatowo.— Boston Atlas, March 8. Fatat AccipEent aT THS WASHINGTON Moxv- uunt—The National pRaeree nls ane @ youn a) ntly a stranger, about years of age, fell'on the 4th instant, from, the top of the Washington National Monument, and was instantly killed. @ man was dreased in a black coat and pantaloons and check shirt, had light complexion ‘and sandy whiskers. MABITIMNE INTELLIGEN Gity of Giasgow... Liverpool.. Arabia...... Ne New York..... Aspinwall, New York, Aspinwall ‘Port of New York, March 8, 185% CLEARED, Steamship—Arabia, Judkins, Liverpool, F Cunard. Ship—J W Fannin, Norris, Galveston, JH Brower & Co. Barks—Amaranth, Probst, London, Cook & Smith: A B Sturges, Avery, St Jago de Cuba, Jonathan Thompson; Helicon, Adams, Alexandria, C Adams. Brigs—A M Roberts, Colson. Philadelphis, Peck & Chureh; E L Walton, Titus, Lisbon, Machado & Uo; Swan, Pierce, Bermuda, Ne-mith & Sons. Schre—C T Strong, strong, Baltimore, Mailer & Lord; Helen Mar, Tucker, Richmond, C H Pierson; Howard, Davis, Newbern, Davis & Holmes; Charger, Blackman, Richmond, C H Pierson; Geo Seavey, Jones, Arecibo, HD Buckman & Co; MA Rowland, Raynor, Philadelphia, Jas W McKee; Balticus (olden) 1 Kei'e, Bremen, Hennings, Muller &’ Co; R & H Estell, Baker, Newbern, Dollner & Potter § Ringgold, Mott, Alexandria, ‘Sturges, Clearman & Co; Ophir, Baker. Baltimore, J W McKee: Sprightly Sea, Nickerson,’ Norfolk, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Alfaretta) Small, Cardenas, R P Buck & Co, Sloope—Fashion, Blydenburgh, Providence, master; J D Fish, Babcock, Fall River, master; Ameri¢a, Sturges, Providence, master. i Steamer—Delaware, Seymour, Philadelphia, : ARRIVED. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, March , to S L Mitchill. Passed in the river, bound out, brig Philara, for New York; March 7, at 136 AM, off Hatteras Shoal’ pasced steamships Alabama, for Savannah, and Marion, for Charleston; 12 M, lat 96 57, lon 74 48, passed a yawl, fom up. Steamship James Adger, Dickinson, Charleston, 51 hours, to Spofford, Tileston & Co, Sunday, at 3 PM, off Charlesten bar, passed brigs Clinton and Enily, from New York, and ship Susan G Owen, from Liverpool, bound in; Tuesday, at 8 10 AM, 15 miles NE of light ship off Cape ‘May. spoke ship John Ravenal, from Liverpool for Philadelphia. Ship Flying Cloud (clipper), Cressy, Whampoa, Dec 1, and Macao Roads 24. to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. ’ Was at anchor off North Island, in the Java Sea, on the night of the lith, and in Pulo Sebooks Roads on the night of the 13th, with strong westerly gales and bad weather: cleared Sunca Straits on the night of léth; 15th, when reefing main topgailantsail, a seaman named Jamea Smith fell from the yard on deck, and was instantly killed; he hailed from Boston, but it is believed he was a native of London; Jan 4, a se nm named Harry, of the Sandwich Islands, Gied cf divease of the Jungs; off the Capo of Good Hope, experionced a succession of wosterly gules for 12 days: other than these, the F C has had continual light airs and ewlms thronghout the passage. In Gaspar Straits spoke ship Vietory, Lane, from Whampoa (Nov 2), for New York; Jan 7, lat 29278, lon 43 56 E, spoke ship Hornet, ker, from Canton (Nov 16) for New Yerk; Feb 9, lat 482 8, lon 29 35 W, spoke brig Lord Nelson (et Dundee), from Arica for Cork. 89 days owt, ‘he I Chas been within 160 miles of Sandy Hook for the past three days. Ship Tartar, Goedwin, Shanghae, Nov 6, Java Head, Noy 50, to Booth & Edgar. Since Peeing lat 20 .N. have Cy ig & constant succession of NW gales, March 3, lat 38, lon 73, spoke brig Grand Turk, frem Cardenas for Providenee. Ship Winteld Seott, McLellan, Livernool, Jan, 20, with 409 passengers, toJ O Baker. Feb 10, lat 41 50, lon 50 27, paated Hamburg ship Leibnita, from Hamburg for Now ‘ork; 20th, experieneed a violent gale from SW. with a heavy fea; shipped a sea which carried away bulwarks, rail, stove In booby hatehes, aud did other damage. Had two birthe apd two deaths on the passage ip Mazflower , Crocker, Liverpool, 58 days, to Rermitve Caren, ? ate is Ship Marathon, Tyler, Liverpool, 97 days, with 48 pas- Philips, sengern, to J W Ir Ship Martha’s Vinoyard, Mayhew, Glasgow, Dee 30, and Greenock, Jan 19, wit! T poenenzers, to Dunham & fon 50,15,’ passed ship Feb 14, lat 43 20, Petersburg, of Boston, from New Orleans for Liverpool; 21st, lat 46°05, lon 5940, exchanged si with a ship Boring white signal, with a black ball; March 6, lat 62, lon 72 57, passed whaling bark Canton, of New Bedford, bound K Ship Scholler (Prem), Pahr, Bremen, 72 d7ys, with 23 pansengers, to Meyer & Stucken. Ship Marathon ‘(of New Orleans), Van Dyeke, New Or leans, Feb 4. The M Is bound to but put in here disabled, having on the 24th ult, off South Shoal of Nan- 8 gale from NW, while laying to, lont bowsprit, Jibboom, fore to topgallantmast and yard; has been since 19th Feb N of tteras, with constant west- erly gales; took a pilot on Sunday last. f Massachusetts, Samson, New Orleans, via Savan nah, Paaye, to Nesmith &Sons. March 4, lat36 10, lon 73 80, was struck twice by lightning in an hour; it «truek the head of the mainmast, splitting the cap, passing down the mast, and the topsail sheets, ripping up the pump conta, and entering below deck. aah Atlantic, Worth, New Orleans, 14 days, to Freat he Ship Levanter, Follansbee, Providence, 1 day to tas. lon 138 Schr Hamover, Schr F J Brognard, Schr Angler, Mills Schr Louise d passengers, to 5 Hicks. ‘0. Cardenas. rain, The clipper ship cuts ort, Gi3th ult, cap, on th hard from NNW, course, wheat and staves, from her Sra Grande, witha s arr on the 16th. the 27ta ult, an¢ ca ia said street. ing he loss of two of hh 18, b from fallen in with. Mr. last in bark Wyman, above account, date ci $1,000 in Sam Nancie, shore, and a gang Sena Jos ToRNER, bulwarks, &e, 26th rej sel ashore. There was position clamps. Jon 16). Sailed from A letter from at Bonaire for medical advice. boord and at once said they had the yollow fever, but the vessel could not remain there, as there was no quaran- Philade!phia. 18, Margaretta, Holmes, Schr New Conveyance, iches' Schr Tennessee, Lampkin, Richmond, 4 days. Sehr Frederic Gorum, Barnstable, 6 Schr KF Lewis, Berry, Portland, 6 days. Robinson. Robinson, New Haven, 1 day. Schr Fhete, te, jWanian A Sloop James Lanpher, Bliven, Sloop Blackstone, Gardiner, Providence, 2 days. Ship Shannon, Thompson, from Liverpool, with mdse Ship Niagara, Livermore, from Liverpool, to Frost & Ship Now Hampshire, Chace, from Greenock, to Zerega Ship Herschel (Hamburg), Jacobs, from Hamburg, to sone Garces! (olden), 44 days from London, to Poppe & Bark Peter Demill, Hoey, from Savannah. ‘Also two ships, and one brig, SAILED. Ships Richard Morse, New Orleans; Benjamin Adams, Liverpool; Southport, Charleston; Tennessee, New Orleans; bark Mary R Barney, Apalachicola; brig’ We Wind at sunrise, NW; sunset, NNW, with appearance of ed by Mr Paul Curtis, at Boston, has been purchased by Benj Bangs, Esq. of that city, cisoo in Messrs Glidden & Will ‘legraphic Marine Arrived—Ships Normén, New Orleans; Northeru Chief, Mobiley Forest City, Apslachicola; Suabeam, Liverpool (boarded the bark ‘Lincoln, before ’re on Sunday, AM, 20 miles from Cay ‘Also arrived—-Ships Zonobia, barks Marmion, Palermo; Princo of Wales, New- E; M B Stetson, Cienfuegos; Palmetto, Galveston off Memory Rock, saw a bark. supposed Ameri- e reef with several wreckers alongyide). ‘Aico arrived—Barks Girard, Mobile; Lady Knight, Apa- luchicole; Union, Baltimore; shing, Port ‘au Prince; Pembroke’ and Ottoman, Mobile, Sarah Wooster, Rope; brigs Emily & Edward, from Cuba; tton, Mershon, Boston, Aoron B Harve: rail, chain plates, &. and probably the ends of her yards, and left part of her anchor stock on board of the Etiwan. It ins blowing Bark Laorcoun (of Boston), Polle abandoned in Boston bay, was Bark OrrawaA—The reported loss of this yossel arose wept hi without material damage, D Webster, for Cag ee bark Sophia and ca doned on George's lows of false keel, and taken in’ discharged, awarded amounting to $20,000 on vessel and cargo. On she was reshipping cargo for N would probably leave on or about the sth inst. Bric Avo, of and from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, be- fore reported abandoned, left B Sept of flour, and with a crew consisting of master oad nine men. She was thrown on her beam ends in a heavy ale from SEon 25th, remaining In that situation ond fourand a half, when she righted, fullof water, and with Brig Oxso1w (of Newport), from Monrovia, Africa, via Care de Verds, bound to Rio Grande, was totally Jost (no. n) near Cape de Verds, all street. heaving the sand oy 2 PM the storm still raged there, and it was feared other vessels would go ashore before night. ports having fallen in with, in lat 20 N, lon 82 bottom up, of about 300 tons; appeared to have been covered with Mantz metal. Sent a boat alongside, but could find nothing to particularise her, except that she had painted ports and her shoe was fa: A letter from Capt, Wimpenny, of bark John A Robb, of FI, reports her at Tahiti, account of the sickness of for a cruise of one week. Capt W’ says ho will season on Callao ground, and then leave for home. Mr. Courtney, seoond officer of bark J Donnell, of NB, dated Honolulu, Dee ‘A, states that all the oil had been saved from the ship AH Howland, that hones were entertained of saving the sh Mr C thinks she will not be got off to Jeave for Lome in a few day Aletter from Capt. FC NBedford, states that on the 16th Dee last, in lat 82 N, hile i, company Holmes Hole, bound to was found to be on fire, which burned 22 hours before it eould be put out, The Warren was very badly burned in the lower hold and between decks, and pnt away for the Sandwich Islands for repairs. ‘The fire is suppo; been set by some of the crew. The letter from Capt Smith containing he above intolligenco was dated oast of California, at which time the Elisa Adamshad'l70 bbls sp ofl on board. Sld from Callao Jan 2, Oregon, Bonney, of and for FH, via Taleahuano, 606 sp. ve z Schr Stranger, of Sandwich, is to be fi lantie whaler, to be commanded by Ca ton, lig er, Richmond, 4 days. , Adams, Baltimore, 4 days. days. Yhiladelphia. Scbr Isabella, Arbecam, Boston, 4 days. ‘and proceeded ) Schr Commodore Kearney, Bearse, Boston, 4 days. San Schr George Edwards, May, Boston, 4 days. Surinam to load Schr Palladium, Avery, New London, 1 day. , Warcham, 4 Palermo for Boston; Sa na for NY ladelphia: United States. There include many before re} and upwards of 100 be RI, 1 day. lew London, 1 day. BELOW. Thompron & Nephew. crew mutinous, suppor for Boston, ldg per box averay very soon. unknown, for NYork; Kate Ander ington, | pefore. But few vessels i new arrivals. Memoranda. Cleopatra, 1500 tons, nearly finish Liverroo1—In the ri Anna Rich. Burwell, { NYork. and will load for San Fran- iams’ line. Bosroy, March 8. ted abandoaed, eee Leland, Cal- ward, Smith, igs John Duffus (Br), Frances, Simmons, do. Marayuam—In port bak, Philadel phi; brigs H | New York,3 days, ,, Cardenas; ow, am Jack: | ton, for Salem 5th. ‘Iphia; ly, do. —, Attaka- The unknown bark lost jibboom, and the unknown bark kept on her Lowell, Booker, rhen going from North to South Rio . She was righted in three days, jokpost | Nelson, ‘Tampa’ Bay. nd, and got off by the pilots, has to NProvidence, where she | 20% Boston; schrs She had been salvage York, and The FS to be covered by insurance in Wall less, from Indianola vi 20 with a full cargo Bay; G BMatthews Xia Jones arriyed at Salem on Saturday ) from Rio Grande, and furnished the | Orieans for Providence. York; C B Davis, St Vossel insured forabout | dleford, Taunton for Yarmouth for NYork. ashore at Cape Cod, has lifted off of men were employed on the 4th in er, endeavoring to save the schr. At good, NYork. NYor York; bth, pi tug Underwri W, a ves" N York; Phoenix, Buell a hole in her bottom, and she was M’Kianon; Elizabeth A Norfolk. stoned by cast com. christ, Ciefue Wistensns NYork: sehr Cork. Md brig Philura, SALEM—Arr March ham, Jan 27. Sept 16, (so stated—probably T lath, but returned on the 16th, on apt W; and left on same day take the | york: 2hth, p | Yail; Delano, NYork. Gs , He » de; ‘of NB, and iamble, Hosmer, 4 ip also: but JE Donnell was days. ith, of ship Flim Adams, of In port 284, bark Z P bard; and schr Balance WARREN, RI—Sid Ma with ship Warren, Smith, of ¢ const of California, the Warren SAVANNAB—Stoanshi| ch Isasea, KE Reminy Hendrickson, $ to have jan 8, on Boggs, @ W MeCluskey, © Day, T M Clark, Philo sted for an At- th’! Hamblin. Mise Boyd, A physician came on | Stewart, J W Clifford of Salem, which had taken about | very, Mra Emily Frager, ; sehr JS Lane, Post, from Mobile, arr Cuxrcacos—Arr Feb'26, brig Sarah, Griffin, for Boston, nearly loaded. Sid 19th, schr Sarah’ Jane (Br), Donala, 81st, Algernon, Dapiels, Elizabeth Cit Tonka Tala; 2a alts Boa mina (Brem), after having some time by sickness: denas, 12 days: sehr: days; Hiram E Bisho; yerpool, 36 eeieat wal Byers, Matanzas, 72 NEW ORLEANS—Arr March 28, steamships Texas, Lawless, Indiavola. via Galverton; America, Sawyer, Apa- Hurlbut, Majoe, from Havre; ‘De Em Bil lize (Hon); ‘Anita (Mex), Towed to’sea 284, ships’ France, Ni brigs L-H Palmer, ‘Ann Maria, quest, Jane Flizabeth; tus, bark J W Dyer, bri and to rea bark Ellerslie; 28th, steamshi; Texas, ‘ia Galveston; shi Titvernia loney, fel Inez, Lunt, do; Malabar, York; brigs ownsend, beth, McConnell, Havana; schrs Jno Taylor, rtha, Weber, Pensacola: NEWPORT—Arr March 7, NYork; sloop P'T Honduras, Cross, Norfolk: slo} PROVINCEIOWN—Sld March 4, schra Jamos VAILADELVHIAS-Are March 8, brig Mary Jang #, 26 day! inty © Tarbell, Baynum, do. SAVANNAH—Arr March ST MARKS—Arr Feb © A Coo, Hubbard, NYork; NYorb; 26th, brig Waeissea, Pow sebr Eli bork John Colby, Rhodes, NYork. ton; sebr Perine, Ingraham, N’ Cranieton—Steamshi Miss Kester, W Schialang—4' Snascuar—Ship Tartar—Kobertson Wharton, Kaq, of 34th. Deat—Arr Feb 21, Rialto, Mitchell, London, for NYork rt Feb Lbrig Breeze, Outerbridge, for Ber Bost. barks W G Lowi Grrattan—lo port Fel , barks s, from. Palermo for E Boston; Edw Fletcher, Lincole, from muel Train, Wooster, from on Sarah Boyd, Merrill, from Trieste for P' tro or thiree foreign vessels bound to the were 15 vessels (supoosed to ported) wind bound"in the bay, hind the Rock. A date of 1: states that the wind was still strong from W, and the fleet increasing. In Algeciras Bay 9th, bark Mary, Gilley, from Palermo for NYork. 4 Havana—In port March 1, steamer Albatross, M‘Nefl, from Vera Cruz via NOrleans, for NYork, wtg coal; ship Palmyra, Perkins, from NOrleans for Boston, put in with ed ready for sea; barks Nariuais- sie (new) Lampher, from Bucksport, disg; Franklin, Cook, reptd to have been ; Japonica, Gallagher, for Philadelphia brigs Amonoosuck, Farnham, for Boston do; Detroit, Gilchrist; Lilian, Rose, and P It Curtis, Stover, taken up at 113 rials son, Linnekin, do do; Mary McRea, Bramhall, for do, ldg; Anna A yng, Pierce, disengage schr Alvarado, Lancaster, for Boston, ldg: and others as in port not en; and those most- I Cid 26th, brig Adams Gray, Henry, sew Orleans; schr Aid, Stellor, Belle, Hinds, Mariel, to load for Wilmington, N take return cargo to Havana, chartered at # roundsum. eston; 28th, brig. See and ver Feb 22, outward bound, sbi Wm Rathbone, Pratt, and Kalamazoo, Taylor, for WYorks for Bostoo. Ent for Idg 19th ult, Genghis Khan, Cond, Port Philf withdrawn from NOrleans, for which 6th); Orphan, Williams, 3 Loxpox—Cld Feb 21, ship American Congress, rt she enter Boston; 21st, Sciota, Caste, do. MatANzAS—SId about Feb 27, bark John Aviles, Chase, Portland; briga Francis Hllen, Isley, do; Samuel & Bd- ton. ‘At do bark R H Knight, Frost, for NYork, and others, ‘At do 28th, among others, barks Sarah Olney, Romiok, for Boston, “Idg; Nancy Treat, Treat, for Falmouth, do; Frgnklin, Mitchell, for New ‘Orleans (not Boston), do, bre ‘Mary , Levashe, for Boston, do; Jan 27, Brazilian brig Voador, for Mostxvipzo—In port Jan 4, brig Elizabeth Felton, Up- ; ll, do; A "Lawrence, Phila Porto CaBELto—In "port about Feb 17, schrs Chas Al- era, sobre Maile, Sagua; Fashion, Wilmington, | strum, Allen, from Boston, disg; Amelia, Pago, from NO;’ Westover, and Barnstable, Richmond; Usher, and | York for Boston, wtg cargo. Sea eens Aerites, Norfolk James Henry, do; Plymouth Rock, and | Rornexpax—Cid Feb 18, Harmonie, Bouma, N Joseph Baxter, New York nee pt tuouas_in port ian, (peek dite) bank Wm Chase, bi |, Nev ans. rT ite arrived Dig Pare Aen ihe Oana, ot Good | Gen Hoots, craters, Tomtstean and tid atiter beaee ¢ , and ald 11th for ma, Beard, Dominica, and ald 9th for Guayama’; 3d, Julia E Ridgeway, Snow, Baltimore, Herald Maxtne Correspondents. and ld bth for antigua | brig H Russell, Youton, Barba: ak, March 8—4PM. | does, and sld 10th for Guayama ; schrs Mary Reed, New- Arrived—Ships Shenandoah (pkt), Taylor, Liverpool; | Soe, and ald 10th for Cuneo Ne Ellerslie, Pinckney, Rio Janeiro; bark Chester, Crosby, | tinique, and ald Sth for Turks Island ; 10th, brigT 4 Cun- Mobiles 'briga Anu’ Elizabeth, Vance, NOrleans; Lamar- | Unlgne, and ad Ot for To Heth for Gunsomne tne, Senter, Perio Nlo; Telos, Maush, Cardeans; Victo | Rcca’ta port Feb SS nine, Crom EO Seer ts ee act On *e) just arr; brig Paulina, r, for do, ldg. « yo e we Gandy, Jeffrey, do; Copia, Sears: and Samuel | Poston, j 3 brig , Taylor, Heme Ports. BOSTON—Arr March 7, steamer Admiral, Wood, St ; Nary Elizabeth, Pickup, NYork; J W Lindsay, Lewis, ky hy ~ emg Ps ee i ws, \. Ws 5 5 \Cearetip Caledonta Brander, Rowland, NOrleans; Ghavieston via 4 town (see Disaators);, brig’ A bark Garland, Martin, Belfast, I; schra EH Rowley, Ro- | Simmons, Trini eb, 13; aches Grey ‘Eagle, Bakes, ers, Mobile; M Weightington, Wrightington, Dayton; | Mobile ; Pera storey, Darien, Ga Feb 23 via Chas Moore, Hartleis, Bridgeport; 8 Hand, Kelly, Bos eee ai peanut! Miecereeera cue a ton; Grace Darling, Bartlett, Newark. Bictts, Babee Fred sbui ll shoe tiotiorsaas Disasters, Sie. joseph Turner, Norfolk via Provincetown ; Watchie, Sar Fistrora, Hodgdon, hence for a rorE| went | Spates, Philadelphia. At Quarantine ship ashore 17th ulton Little Bahama Banks, and will bea | sole,” 1 Feb 9. Telegraphed ‘brig Otte total loss. A portion of the cargo would be saved. The wan,’ from Mobile; S Wooster, from Jacksonville. captain had arrived at Nassau,‘NP, and had put his busi- | gizng for a Br bark and brig. Cid ship North ness into the hands of the consul.’ The E was built in | AUorica “Dunbar, Mobile; barke ak (new, Philadelphia in 1843, and was 697 tons register. Vessel | Cr "Now York, “454 tons) Merwin, Australia; Oss and cargo partly insured in Wall street. SA meal Kenrick, 49; pe Williams, NOrleans;, Ase ported %, is nson, iH - a ci thaergber lela d-eaeiy dtd = aed i. arr, Oa cam Hanna band Abieni 1 Filager- Sid ships i in by some thirty men from a Spanish pide . _ t mops i eat ry : pice nm Banx Eriwam, at Boston from Charleston via Eigartown, | 5i7i+, tld yesterday, and from below bark Adella Rogers: (where she put in after striking on NantucketShoal), at Grice een Ge een lee AM 7th, when between Nauset and Chatham, wasruninte | , BALTIMOR ae! pores Hor Sib Sons’ painted, black, ting the Eon ber ae: | Burn (or Haynie), Porto” Cabello, 18 duys;, Despatch sing nlda soestthan Seearsvkya fares Bien ete tacoma 8 aaa Lae eens been détained ay On tala Rtas By et nm 18 , Penny, Attakapss; Rena, Brew- Puiuip. Austeailas br Naiad Mactan , Australia; 4 we : [é; from NOsleans, | Worlt) Sumner, Wo do Janeivo ne” Vent indies; New with provisions; | CHARLESTON—Arr March 4, ships Amelia, Azry, Li- rds, NYork; brig’ H 6 aguez, PR, 14 days; sobr Zephyr, ours. Banquu Vmnnow, ashore on Seltuate Beach, drove far- | laebicola: ships Hibernia, Maloney, Liverpool, 40 days; ther up on the shore during the gale on 6th inst, and re- | Inez, Lunt, do, 70 days; Malabar, Freeman’ NYork: brig | oeived further injury. About one-third of the cargo has | Mary Elizabeth, McConnell, Hava: chra@ B Matthews Deon sanded in good order. Br), Robinson, Belize (Hon), 12 ‘days; Enoch Bang Sormia—It is underatood that the claim of pilot boat | 2}, Savannah; Martha, Webber, Pensacola; J J Taylor, Below, coming up, ships George from Ney ra, Agnes Leeda, and to the bar, no date, ship Lo- Thomas & Edward, 3 Kate Heath, law. Tree, i Jones, Apalichicola; Mary Eliza- JRO ‘Nelsow, Tam. Robiason, Belize, (Br), Honduras; Merak, Wilmington, NC. h Below ships De Em, Bill, Newport, Wales; Superb, Rio; er crew. Ske was falien in'with Oct lady Baler Liverpool; Geo Hurlbut, Major, Herre’, back bark Ferota, (as publisbed Zesterday,) of and | Juniata, Philadelphia. ‘Cid ship Judge Shaw, Prior, Bos. ‘rastimore for Kio Grande, which took off the only | ton; barks Emerald (Br), Knglish, Liverpool, Courler’(Br survivors, Henry Jones, of Baltimore, and an Englishman, | Dunn, do; Byron, (archan® Provacees. Kimball, name unknown, the latter dying four days after being | Colson, Boston. brigs Lucy, Weeks, Richmond; Telegraph, taken off. The remainder perishod of starvation, having | Grace, Charleston; Marshfield, ‘Hodges, Bolten rene bad nothing to subsist on but four and salt water. The | (Mex), Basso, Campeachy and ‘Sisal; Segundo Progresso first officer died the day previous to the vessel being | (Mex)’Gonaree, Belize, Hon, i , ship Helen A Miller, Galt, N ;schrs Planet, —, Boston for N eelman, Philadelphia; Honduras, Ross, Providence for Norfolk; Red Ro , Baker, Hyannis for do; Detroit, ‘litus, do Aes “ for'Huntington; Charles, Pad- Barnum, Chase, NEW BEDFORD—Arr Mareh 5, schr Elien Rodman, Os- PROVIDENCE—Arr Mareh 5, propeller Pelican, tloops Fditor, Case, NYork: Oregon, Sturges, ropeller Peytona, Kenney, N York; steam ter, Marshall, NYork. Sld'5th, brig Ne at, Boston from Norfolk, lost galley, | Pearce, NYork; sehr Time, Bartlett Suffolk, Vas 6th ap ult, lat 59, lon 71 10 Loventer, Follansbee, of and for NYork (in tow ef steam Wanck—Ship Inez, arr at NOrleans from Liverpool, | tug Underwriter): brig Chattanooga, Bradford, do ; schr nolds, Porter, nn, Cook, and Rowena, Kilborn, 8 Ithode Island, Rey Middletown, Ct. Gil- Clark, |, Br ship Canada, Hubbard, Williams, NYork. » brig Braman, Wilkins, Maran. 22, schr Balance, Matthias,§ 26th, vant Pi Suwannee, Me , do; 26th, bark zabeth, Sawyer, do; 8. Cld steamer Kennebec, Cla 264, bri R 29th, Brown, Gray; brig C A Coe, {Hab- all for NYO, Aig rch 4: brig Amanda, Rose, Charles- York, Passengers Arrived. Florida—Miss J Furgerson, Fi ron, Mrs JO Wilkorn and son, ER Pease’ n, 8 Shiffer, Mra J W Howard, D Parkhuget f ton, Miss Remington, umford, Mrs Clark, Mra Braune, J 0 Morse, Porter, C Hillebright, R M V H Cader, TW Mason, E MissAtwater, @ B Mrs Bliss, C Wi WS Walker, F W Par: booms Kay. Dr A Robins, WC Harden, Master Mgson, James Abrams, J W Tathrop, Yas AdgereMias BP ip Jas r— reeman, Florence, ryt, M Grace, D Hura—$0 Misn Bennett, Mise M 4 Arr at St Thomas 12th ult, Nye, NB, from St | Mes Ferguson, Mrs Mcllleran, Mra ¥ Levy, 0 A Taylor Fustacia, 70 op, (and eld 15th for Blanquilia); Janet, Rick- | and lady, Me’ Hield, wife and mother, ¥f Warden ond etson, Westport, 190 rp, (and ald 19th for do). Indy, Anson G Philpa’ and wife, W C Norris, J B Colli At baracao Feb 2, Phoenix, Puffer, of Provincetown, to | Dr Harrow, LH Alexander, Wood Glbuon, ¥ Platt, J leave immeaiately for the windward, to cruite; had put | Bradley, 8 Borland, C M Campbell, J J Sptoull, N P South- in previons to Jan 14, and sid 16th, te eruiso, but on the | erland. NR Belcher, M Fracier, @ Hill” W Middleton, 19th four of the crew were taken very sick, and aa Capt | B Kibbe, J W Nicholeon. A MeArthor, AB Boyd, A Beach, P did not understand the natare of the direase he touched | J ¥ Brown, JM Smith, W Neill, F H Whitney, # Polier, 7 in the stecrage. tine ground. Capt P then went back to Curacao, where, | Livenroor—Ship Winfield Scott—Mr EJ Peterson and after some delay, the crew were landed and well provided | lady, Dr AMred Stone, ship surgeon. for, Another was taken sick and landed nest day. Two | DxManana—Bark Prinecton—Mr Berry and lady, Mea died, Louis Rich and Wm Fermish: the others recovered, | Lee and chili, Dr Thorn, Mr Dunlop, Mr Landry, Mr Uoch- but were still very feoble, and unable to goin the boats. | ran. Three colored men were ship; at Curacao, Spoke Jan Carper ss—Bark 8 I Roberts—S 1, Bentley, Joha Gal. Miss Fanny Frazer . Goy Gren ven schra Con- , Wales: bark Juniata, from Philadelphia; also shi; been settled for $2,500. ‘ P phia; also ship Su: Banx Fraxcus $6008, Paine, from Mobile Feb 6th for | Ret, Tne, Hillbslow, Wane wae, ci ship Judge Memory Tock berere, morning. of 23th on the Issacs, | pool Courlér (Bryr Duan de me ee eos, Laver fstance from ‘the “wreckory sand after diatongty | Lost Kiibally Colm, Boston, bigs Laey Weak Raat" 422 bales cotton was got off P M of the same day, with | 200d: Telegraph, Grace, Charleston; ‘Marshfield,’ Hodg- !