The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1853, Page 10

Sunken lodges LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS: beas music. Buried Mberty shall bear them and come | tween the States ef New York, and New Hampshire aad | Destructive Fire in Philadelphia and Los . pe forth. We wish not to antegouise with amy body or thing | Maseachusetts, in regard to the boundary line of New rom the Big Sullstin, Dec. 22 j eBeern ocow sad feats from the peak of atoamatip save tbat which would be necessitated by faituraloess to | Hampshire; and he aaid that New York was very qreedy, f ets frome the weees ora these prineiples. We reesive them because we believe | and wanted to hat if line, while New Hampshire About balf-past ten o’cloos lust vight iames wore dis- jeoton M, ine furri¢ Seund.— leron Neck Light to Celebration by the New England Sooletys | thatby them, cs by tho sling and stone, deliverance is | wanted straight ove.’ Masonelusstan waa stil more | covered. bursting fross che upper wiaows of the large | yeggecett Sonia, avcke urig Bilsbota, from Boston for | perthenst, and ran for it Daltile trom tte Ugo ARRIVED. Steamship Marion, Postor, Haltfax, te yeu will ¥ The two hundrei an’ thirty-tnird auniversary of the | to be ron. troublerome, afd at length the boundary line was setsled | double four rtory brish warehouse of Jomea 9 Keon, Nos. | Steamship Jamestown, Perr'ch, Norfolk, &e, with mdse aur Port Rane natn ati wiy"betveftti ledge aag landirg of the Pilgrim Fathers on Plymouth Rock, and | “After the oration was conclaied, the foilowiag hymn | by the Governcrs of State, as described in the fol- | 108 and 200 North Third strevt, bstween Wood and Cal- sud passungers to Lndiam & Plearants. { 1 ne you will be in the careuce $9 Hurricane . ° was scng to Uie tan of “Old Hundred’ lowing lines written on the anat im lowhili streets. The building contained a ceavy stook of | | Ship Hargarei Evans (pkt), l’cait, London, aud P ‘uth | ¥ ‘northerly direction. the forty-eighth ef “he imstitatien of the New Ragland be “4 leather, hides. goatekins and sumac, days, with mdse and 432 passungers, to Griswold, mid) ‘Green’ What thanks, ( God, to thee are due, Dear Paddy, you never before did see such a sight, For ee the alarm t r ial Boclety, was celebrated in this city by religious and other That thon didst plant onr fathers here, ‘As yester’ morning was seen before night; poceee reten er saree was Bot poem given, ES anda baif sbove exercises, In the Charch of the Puritans, Union square, And wateh and guard them as they grew You, te all your born never «aw-—nor did I neith: r— = pper e warehouse wae enveloped Serr wee eastward of last evening. ‘A vineyard, to che planter ¢ear! | So many fine horses and riders tog: 7 flares bef ro the fremen bad reached Nap pronnd © vee i 34 W, re homes 8 ris fp The proceedings were opened by # rolun’ary om the The toile they bore our ease have wrought; ‘The Governor's coach galloped on like the wind, fheabsirenglh. The Ave speesiiy communicated ¥. Fampee Roads; fe deop wusil you net above thesock, Me eee ie Lane 7 ‘They sowed in tears—in joy we reap; And the last that etme iio. were iwo ponies vanind. Foof of the brush manufac ory sud comb and valaty storé 25 8, 2320 W. a ahi Bouse Beards. W. Be PRANKLLUN, Organ, executed by Mr. W. A. King. Then followed the ‘The bitthright they so dear ‘Dought Bat | fear {i means no good to your neok or nine, of Jacob Fritz, No. 186, adjoining on the south. The &. ireen, with white to} aie een ee Corps Topl. Euginoers, and Inspeotor ist L. H. Dist. anthem, sung in spleadid style:— We'll guard ’till we with shall sleep For they say 'tis to fx « right place in the line. me hed: spazoeness, Sake owe — beer d -joganey with Totter Rin is . is mnie fing uadernen volt Portland, Maine, Deo. 8, 1858. “0 Lord, our governor, how excellent 1s thy name in all Thy kindness to our fathers shown, In the year 1630 it was ssid of New Hampubiro:— agian * Hark Blake, of Liverpook, from Callas foe Conk, to sia trom vetow Nor natemen. 5; world ! Ia wal and wos, through all the’ past, If freah meat be wanting to dll up a dian, Soon ater the fire in the leather store had got fairly | 16th, #he clef mate, ie aitiur Bealley, died of nie Bah slow Karvest Week, Seek Aerial; oF 00s conde Bost Prayer was then said by Rev. Dr. Ouxeysa, after which ‘Their grateful sons, O God, shall own They bave carrots and pamptin, and turvip and fish; under way, the southern gable end wall of Mr. Keen's | ing Deep of Jaty four aya ates loariny Calin: At Apjter Ang 13, 1y letter from Capt Stewart, Martha, I the fellowing anthem was sung :— wi i'e here their uame and race shall last. And: there s tind for a celica!» diah, store, which was elevated above tie root of No. 106, fell | weath 5 ee 11, $0 toil neh Lay a rate Be * 0 conclu er and benedict e @ sand banks avd tech @ fish. outwerde with an awful crash, carrying wit! e Fo » and is, 'POKE! a ' juator, Russell, Fin yg any gl manta Rey, Dr. ademas mactotien wets: atrim b9:. | Cet coeatiomn ene puddiog. end sunsets aud pies, | and eech succeeaive door of ‘the sou store into the | " rienctew aed, ehtaon, New Orleans, Noy a4, with | 210 bin and wo Targe whale plonesidey all akon ti on orllar, m 1m Nelsox 608, , , Lom 80 35 apoke fe , fie; bip RB Sumnor, from New Orleans for Liverpool; 12th, 1 Nov 21, brig Tylostom, Nan, in 1a$27, lon $0; had taken ne ‘The rcene war now most terrific; it was known that 83 sh 760, spol see Reaene, "0 ate a 2th, ae whales. number of firemen, police officers and citizens wore in | 3°) lon 76%) Spoken. the croshed building at the moment the wallfell, and the | "Bark Cadet, Guide, Bolise (Hon), Nov 27, with mahogany, | _ Ship Carnatic, Devereux, trom New Orleans for Havre, Dee flames which darted furiously through the massof ruins, | &o to J Jex. “Dec 15, . lon 76 &, spoke bark Amma | 1, lat 25, lon 793; rendered it almost certain that those scaped being | ¥ Chase, rom Belize for Buston, ehort of provisions; supplied hip Fearless (bisck running horse), Manson, frem Basten umber | ber; the salied inom Belize as'days previous t9 the Gs B 4g 80 for finn Francisco, Was od Oot 24, Cape Mora scayed trom the rufas almost miracu- | }7.Jat 33 45, lon 7015 passed bare Laut . low lea. | Orleans for Philadelphia, Tao C experienced norther! Ship Chins, reported fom Boston for Savannah, with loas ae feared that otters were completely | Windy the enti fo; bas deon 7 dayencrth of lixtteras, | of shtmast, Deo ii, off St Jehne bat, ‘Thesaae P Bark Bliss Bares (Br), Watlington, Civattogon, 25 days, | sbip a 6th, off sxine place, and reported “China, of The fremenand a number of the Marshal's offisers | with eugar and mahogany, to Chastelsin & Ponvort, vessel to | Bostor m Liverpool for Savannah, with 230 Desseneere rushed davntlessly among the masa of ruins, and made | Tucker & Lightbourne. “Dee 3, off Carysfort roet, % 1 Schr Thomas Kilis, Doane, hence for Cape Haytion, % the moat heroic exertions to rercue their companions; | ith (supposed) brig Leonioe, from. O for | lat 29, lon 67 60. one was founa to be tightly auong the timbers, off Capo Batt k and cnbia stool. and bit groans incited those who were laboring to in- Paieeecue Gre teon, Mi Brraze (Hon)—In creased exertions to effect his rescue, Ofics: ‘al Greeve (of Charleston), Daviteon, Matanzas, th His glorious power, O radi Far aa thy vital beams ¢iffa Thou, silver moon, array ’d —_——-- > Our =e and parsnips are common supplies. Dinner of the New England Society in We have pumpkins at mornicg, and pumpkins at n002— lyn. If it were not for pumpkins we should be doe. T will not dwell k i it is well SPRECHES OF GOVERNOR SEYMOUB AND THE HON, known to all of a papery ‘ey nae JOHN P. HALE. an if eer were not descendants of the Pilgrim Fathers 1 ‘The members of the New Eogldnd Society in Brooklyn | eavact help it, fer Lam sure I had no control over tem. Lavghter ) In conclusion, I will make but one allusion to celebrated the aunjversary of the landing of the Pilgrim | {0 Phigrim Fathers of New Evgland. ‘They performed the Fathers in a very worthy manzer yesterday, About half. | creat work that was committed to their bands. The *pi. Bright with the splendor of nis dazaling rays, C’clock im the evening, s party of ladigs and gem. | Titual wor'd was not to them one of dreams; it was one of Exalted resins of joy redoct his praive. ios dasaanined sreaime con t stock--number, | Teslity. ‘The God that they worshipped was not far away from them, but was near them. Never before had a co- ‘The Rey. Dr. Maax Horkixs, theorator of the evening, | ing cne hundred and eighty persons of beauty, rank, and | lony yone tos continent withcut arma ‘or money; bat was thea intreduced and proceeded to deliver hia cra- { worth, sat dowa to an excellent Ginner in the large room | they Went out with faith for their armor, and courage tom, He raie— of the Mansion House, The repast was furnished in the | ST ‘He: worldly goods. (Applause.) The celebrations ani amusements of a people indicate | best style of General Yale, the worthy propristor. To | , THe cor'pany dispersed at twelve o'elock, after a most their character. A populace whose feelings are actaated | compensate for the exelusion of the jolly god Bacchus, | ‘Ushtful re-union, by movarchy and superstition require to be amused, | the ladies were admitted to the table, and the slater god- They bave nothing to do but to convart their hely days | decs—Venus—was fully reprosented. CITY POLITICS. into holidays—to be amused and managed like growa up At the end of the room war a transverse raisod table, Shildrea, Oa the ethor band, a solf governed people will | upon which the chairman and invited guests sa, Four | The Van Buren or #oft Shell Organization create Loeny era nae to all paeweniny and mum- | long tables ran in parallel lines from this, whiah were fer 1854, mery. Gays Ww consecrated to the progress of | loaded with delicacies. Amongst the ornamented pastr, The election of delegates to the Soft Shell Committess pw se Nay pore of the Pilgrim | there ware representations of the fuiagingiTanties was boid last night, according to the order ismod from those words, Pilgrm Fatners ! Like Abraham, | from theship Mayflower, A windmill on the rocks; Pil. | the present stronghold of the Van Barenites, Tammany = we bat Lye fait 4, not knowing where | crimcharch, Emblematical arch; Indians ona hunting | Hall. The following is the result:— thee chief object, Sed ae: on gay Drm excursion; Orange pyramids; Variegated pyramids, 2 DELEGATES TO GENERAL COMMITTEE, Lot ail thy glittering trai And every star his er’ Ye glorious angelx, tu Through the fair man: Bis praice let all the shining ranks proclaim, And teach the distant worlds your ers DAMS, 01 eR as, Oxperienced a very Ro brige Alfrod Fxall, Got | Lid xall, ad Jacob | 3 days, with eugar, t ter. Deo'3, lat 2490, lon 80 10, | 9°%,fFom end for 8, arr L4th; Benton, for Albright aed Jenkins obtained boat sped fri Poona ‘rom Wtauzaeilio tor Boston; 16th, of dale, Sldais days previous, bark ¥ Chase, NYorks usirg it in such a manner as to relie 88, & large quantity of empty mola Arr at do Oot 27,’ bri; L the weight of the rubbish about him, when « second | b Thea @ exporlenced hesry NW gales, 27, hg Mary Br). Robinson, NOrleams; IW Dento vin, ton; achr Adventare crash took place, overwhelaing the poor fellow for whose kN O Buchanan, (of Boston), Manton, Galveston, 23 | (Br), Tarlor, Orleans: 17th, brig Toloxraph (BH), Moree, 40. preservation the brave meu were so gallantly striving, he Deo 13, Int 83 11, yh a, Baravia—In port Oot 1, ship Oriental, Fletcher, frou 4 64, spoke bark Chase, from ‘ > and entapgling the lower part of the body of Mr. Albright | Sayus la Grandeier New York; 3d, Double Headed Savt Key | POBEKongifor) Bamarang’ next day to load rico for Hong amc npg the burning timbers, bearing ENE 25 miles, saw s bark, painted ble + in ODE. ; . ‘Care Haytten— No Am vessel in port Nov 27. Anuzsber of willing hands were speedily engaged in | streak, showing ® bine signal with lettor H im Curnacoa—In port Nov 6, brigs Globo, J: , for Bostom the effort to release Mr Albright from bis perilous situa. | serine W.. ‘The NCB experienced heavy weaths tosh . mS Cate Feuer desaasell' next dey; Cardenas, Tappan (late Foge, doceased), for Ncw tion, and the firemen kept the Gre down in tae vicinity, | xetoreall, do. | (Br), Walla Hine, Beckerman, fer tea York, 3 day je do. Prig_ Cl », Black River, Ja, 90 days, | Toe, S cays: Hauling, Beckerman, for S040, nase, for while an many ss could labor strove to cemove the rab- | yf R,° ce ie ey iatbs lone, in 1%, bark Gamvis, Chase, for Dich. For about three hours was this brave officer thus | spoke Br bark a poline, from Liverpool for Aloxandeia, Vat eg eR te ae Ee entangled, anc when Boal'y roiesxed his Lowar limbs were | 20tb, Ist &4, Lon fo, epoke bark Eliza Bacss, 17° days from Q r HiGuivergs eas, found to be badly burced.” He was kept up by stimulants | Cienfnecos for New York. ‘ike © paceed Inagus on the With art ‘Tho last two have been reported NELERFORGOS—SId about Nov 25, bark Amerion, Eddy oF while in this frightful rituaticu, and presesved an un- | Wt; thero bac been s severo hurrieane at that place on the pin dsunted demeaacr throughout. Pe was removed to his enalderahle dames; thete Ae ee ie, c reeidence in Dnke stieet, telow Second, where he now ‘M'Gilvery, Bieke, Srinit ig Ht folk (where she put iu for through long internal stroggles that they, like the | J4MmS Hcarnary, Esq., President of the Society, took lies fo @ precarious concition, f ira, having los GuAyAmA—In port Nov 22, brige L & W_ Armstrong, Seely Chriatians, wero iecudhs vo forsake thtir churob, | the chair, baving upea his right and left bis Kxcelloncy Soa Eee Peed reefer keri hlal pp yep tera Mateclalie, Vera Cran Nov io: with apects, | TBONPEOM, Bence, yaat are} Zobie, Vorb, from Poriand ase jota were placed sceislly under ban—were regazded as k R. Wis XK. Donnoll. feared that the removal of the ruins will bring to p ; a ; 5 | fr ort, to load. the filth ofthe earth and the off securing of wil things, | Gover Seymour, Hom. Johm P. Hale, Mayor Lam AB J. Gudney. light the rewains of at least two victims, ‘The man for | $0 Matgons 4 Bros. lad heovy gales from N to NW forthe | Ha AXA~Gld ab, Deed, brig Harvigt, Halt, Matsnses, Both seemed to he persecuted alike by man amiGod. | bert, Jadge Lott, Captain Hudson, U. 9. N., Re: A. Ree A. D, Johnson. whore rescue Mr. Alwight wae stri when he wag Brig Troxlio, “Molligan. Jacksonville, 31 days, with 1 Fer ee fr leaned SS Nay ga Panloould “T know im whom I believed”—John | rend Doctor Beech Re 4 2. B.S BL Engl himself buricd, is certainly lost. We have not as yet to Masory '& Petit. Tine been 18 days uorsh of 7 9 j er, veread Doster Welch, 5: Ore, ¥, Moconnell. 4 R10 JanigRo—Arr eve of Oot 24 bark Gea Jones, Hodgdow, “I never saw truth more clear and | g.verend bir. Sir aah eee » 7 WF gmith Riese learned who he was, or whether he waa in citizen’s teras, with hoavy N and N# galea; eplit sails, sto’ Picton abt Aug 27, (not St J del : ha: for wiioh Istand,” andcould add, | “*Y*78?° ® ones ee I Ven Buren, L’ Robinson, elotbing or fireman’s equipments. 5 a Charleston, 9 days, to @ Bulki to 2th, barks T would indeed yet live with you to ou to bear | Eefore the cempany sat down to dinner the Chairman Tames Noble. Officer Hirem Hammer, an ortimable man, and ono of | tix Tybee, Ferguson, Charleston, 9 days, to G Bulkley. | | aug ati, n¢ the yoke.” And if the aid, thet secording to ® primitive avd time honored M. Koll A. Broment. the most valusble ofi.cera of the Northern Lirerties divi- | Rte BP yt crscn” cde ‘ : ShOgS Ane cits Gee gv ereen: 2a, Ot Bet Ga en | ram, he could hardiy have committed thom with more | custom ef New England, all should 5 EK 2. Murphy. sion of the Marshal's polios, wat among the victims, and | ““Sthy Maria Tike (threo masted), Aumaok, Savannah, 12 | {°F,20 1K; Amaranth (suppossd Br), for Ban ‘il faith to the promises and trust taan did John ’ igiand, remain standirg until . Pes . Dun his body, dreadfully burned about the head, was taken | days, with lumber, to master. Deo 16, Int 3¢ 14, Sr Domsxao Ciry—In port Nov 30, brig Sarah (Br), for Borten 10 day ace Gerrge Srey onset tor N¥ork nea ore. ba)—In port Nov 25, brig Amoneesuck, a)—In port is rn (Cal Ly part of ni vom frow and for NYork 30th; schr Omati' Such was their tpitit. Versous of all conditions aud sit | the Divine blessing bad been tnvoked. Tho Reverend Mr. ages were thus tustaloed "Nor vers they, more than the | SWong then addrewed the Threne of Graco ia a shor early Christians, narrow, or sour, or bigoted, or perseout- | Prayer. Ing. Our fathers bad uo mad foge against inoffeative | _ After the good thicgs had from the ruins between eleven ard twelve o’clook to-day. wx Br oer Roseway Belle, Aike, from Hay: He was one of the best men aud most useful officers ork fee jed her with » compass snd pair of the county. inet, in & hoavy gele was boarded by Avurzber ofthe memabers of the different fire compa- | SePt cocks, carrying off the house and Thomas Watfield, Patrick McGuire, x a done fall justice to, Patrick Burns. 2 also washed overboard swo seamen; same 8 from’ di 19th. observances—as Hume saye—more than Paul had When The CHAIRMAN pald:—Lx gemtiemen, apart RB. Ro J. Taylor, nies were in No 106 at the time of the crash. James A. | » wreck, avd a schr’s masts and bowaprit, wich sails and rig- inher Mheknss Sgrat einciplo is is cuestion tt mation litte viet | om the pare romance of Ristory, there is’ morta. ees Stewart, George Hess, Michael Devlin, and Alexander | ging altacled. The ccd very heavy weather.” | poat,onan (Cabal—In port, Deo 10, sehr CH Racapeen, brings the contest on. 9 thack God taere have been | cicent of which we can read more touching in itself ey, Keeley, all members of the Humane Hose Company, es- Schr F A Goodwin, Savannah, with cotton ‘acua—In port yy br J W Lindsay, Lewis, for irerwlo sather than pay ® sispeaay tax would sot | tham ihe Wrst landing of the Pilgrim Fathers, and of ©. B. Ellict, coped with comparatively trifing injuries. We baveheard | BShr Renin raciue, Wome deoraetorsae 8 Gaye Mee dinseeaeys peck’ Mer inc peeh ‘Truady, ‘a continent on fire. Both parties wacerstood well what | the first percon who stepped from side of the wea- romors of ceveral firemen and others who are believad PRR eR EN a beat yo is on fiziena—ta port, Nov 14, bark Dolphia, le they were contending forjada if the Pilgrims lad sabmit, | ther tamed Mzyfower ‘upon the soll of New. Kag. B A. Marpe, to be missicg, but we cannot trace them to any cefiaits | Schr Join Adams, Harw Reema ion Seite Bee titres Micwiavckiy Oe: | ted to surplices and tippota this continent woul! hare | Jand. Who was that person? A tender and delicate . E ae fource, Schr Leah, Sanders, Suffolk. Gloucester 14 ‘Amazon, Pulsifer, for dodo. Goingim | had different history. If we consiter these feeble be- | Woman well maxed Rose, but who was also @ rose ¥. Burns . Kerr, ‘The fire burned furious)y for several hours, and a num- Schr Pocomoke, Davis, Suffolk, 5 days, 6th, brig Trenton, 25 days from Boston. | ginnings, or the diffeuities they had to encouater, the | *00u called to bloom ina happier elime. You are ali | J3-M. be snéres, 3: E. McConnell, ber of the fire companies remained in service up toa late | Sobr M Oa Glare, Retees Were, 04098; World has seen nothing like it. ff we accept mirscles, | aware of what the little band came for—they came to | li—John Duncan, dJamorMcCaon, I Van Holand hour this morning. Too much praise cannot be awarded | Set pansiun, felieim, VirR a rrr erty arfoe, | what seal bas God cet for the early Christina whieh he | €=Joy the privilege «f worshipping God witha freeand | ,, J: Shannon, R, McManus. i the members of the fire department fcr their gallant ser- | Fehr Jou Bayley, Masoo’ Virelal Jou ERR ae bas withheld from our Pilgrim Fathere? Some of them | tUfettered conscience, They were mem inured to toil, | J.B. Ryer. W. Jones, Je, Michael Cox, Vier; they not only toiled without cessation, but they | Bobr Rebecca, Searon, Virginia. PPONAUG, (Warwich)—Arr Deo 21, sohr Oxford, Baker, were, ten, the beet representatives of the Apostles. Oar | men of stalworth frames, stern and steady pioneers of | 1¢_p. J. Houry, erica peeve performed deeds of noble daring in the caure ef suffering | Schr Nicholas Biddle, Bigvee, Virginia. Baltimore for Providence. Bees cnaacaet Db Rtpennintires of the Aportlet OCS | treedom. Babold them Gisaibatk, wad as thoy aessesd » —_H Denohioe, P, MeDermott, humenity which entitle them to the theaks of their fel. | Schr Ann Gardiver, Kldrige; Virginia, BALTIMORE—Arr Deo 21, steamer Goorge’s Crook, Pow highest’ order-—not ouly wanderers, but wanderers ag | 0X6 by one the side of that beaten ship, you can cbserve | 17 vin 8. Bl A. Wood, low citizens. Roby ME Rowland, Sinclair, Virsioia, | a), NYork; sehzs Lissie W Dyer, Cummings, Portland; & Abrahim was, because the, sought ‘a city which bad a | tat the csllant soldier, the faithful wife, and even the Tior-t Fortunately there was very little wind blowing durivug | Rehr jiarsiet, Trevi, Baltimore, 4 days, for Boston. Wilhelmine (Grom). Werke, ‘Beowo = foundation, The Pilgrims were also fathers. Farbayond | tender child, are ail alike animated by’ the eonsoli & J. Mail W. J. Gelston, the height of the conflagration, Hada high wind pre- | Schr George & Edgar, p Bi ton; Charles Miller, Bru ty the foundera of aay orber States does this title | thgrght, that although the reck is rude, the minds 3 B'S eouklia Yailed the conrequensen would have been farmore serious, | Schr MayHower, hiladelp! Dorchester. Mats; sohr Caroling Hal tole peri genes Dimas: Goes ty Sle: lo agar tueeniare sey. tenet ree seh Baya, M, Coughlin, Tt ia Cifficult at this time to ascertain the losa with any | Schr Emma Fursueb, Kendell, hookiand, eo ZI, bark Helen’ Mari Batt Fathers, and founders of a mighty empire upon | this festival, sacred to thelr memories, : : degree of certaloty. The stock of gocds belonging to hi, | Steamer (8 seola, ——-, Providenoe, - eee ea arene, Palade plies sees ay Paints the extth. Their immediate gift to the world | 4 by the presence of Iadirs who d WARD COMMIETIN Keen was heavy, but it was partially removed, anda por | Stesmer Decatur, Goor, Norwioh. Seis’ f 2 Adnan, Nerds, Back, | Feleeranhel Se was New Boglend, The general type of character which | Standish and Alice Eracford and I hop GONE rirpoy pee Ope Tantei ‘on of that retaining in the lower part of the stors wll BELOW. Nd stoamebip Niagara (Ur). Loitoh, Tverpool vie Halifax: they established, we accept and acknowledge as ours, | =r glaud will ever Lonor it, and honor it as wedo now, | i a a ce rr ig robably ihe saved in a damaged coxcition lis entire | Two barks and threo brigs, unknown. milton, Driver. NOrieans; Rik, Hammond, Phila This lard of New England we love. "We love ier scenery, | Will couelade by proposing « sentiment :— William Roses, ee on wean: loss in covered by insurance Wind during the day WSW, and lizht, Bries Two Undies (Br), Richards, Port aa 'Peiness her green mountaina, ber transparent streams, her taste “The Anciext Colony of New Plymouth—the first repud. Bernard Dufly, Powers, Thos. Burns, Jr. The building cocupisd by Mr. K. was insured for 98,300, Crowell, Philadelpuia; William Crawford, Peery ful villages, her cispiet school ho quiet | lio in the world which sprang into a perfect existence Jokn O'Brien, igen, J. Van Glenn. Tt belongs to Mr. David Kirkpatrick. (iy Ranoy Hoox Macnee Tesesn ari.) WeuNee Ree Wel anes awe Sek Phil Gilkey: Sabbatter “We gitey in har po qheir | founded upon a written constitution,” 2—Alfred Rogers, M. McGee, ‘Henry Steile, No. 196 belonged to Mr. Frits, who occupied the pre- Tite HicHaxns, Deo 22—Suadowm, | Modile; Emeralt, Wells, George own, Shari hensvolensa, toate ceariens tous paliio ir gene- | He ndced, that it bad beon expected that a distingaish- | Zhee Maloney, BW. Kidridgo, Wm. Thompson, | mires, The frat floor was used ane wareroom, aad the | , Two berks and two brigs routh of the High troy Taplor, Lewis, Alcsandria; Hy Payson blariage, Bake le ypidconlt mag arnt pe Nov are | ¢dsou of New England should respond to this sentiment, | Sha werawr Yume Dyeeorer QeBrian, three upper stories were occupied aa workshops.’ Almost | HE *wonther is calm aga hasy. Foulkiin, NYork; Jze'8 Wheldon, & we dead to the peowiarities of the whittling Yankeo He | but as he waa absent he should proceed io the next, JH. Harms, W. Lewis, GW. Tenses, orery thing iin this Selle g tin) total Jom.) (Me Bees: to. Sid eamsip Miazars (at Jaceontty hittiee bis tay wedi he Go brant tet hata | which was B—Audrew semble, Cb Robert L Groom, | mates his loss of atock, ke., nt frm $12,600 to $16,000, a, barks Springbok, 0, woron te eee all oreations Ot OUD me kay te doit |” «The Colony of Massachucetts.” Dan D. Tdsson,.” Soha J. Rldridge, | $5,000 of which was insured. The bullding was insured Telegraphic Marine Report. | Aznie Go et arene, (Linghter ) Butsf this had been ail, this day would not | Dedworth’s Band played ‘ Yaskee Doodle.” Jn ugu, Rowlani Henry Doushert MS oe lived i tore: Arrived—Darks Kedar, Manila; Fernandins, do; Charice | 838 seo York. 4 be celebrated sit bas teen. We co not honor them | Rev. Mr. Stonss responded, stating that it hed always | hos, Short, TA. Kennedy, Thowas Wavsone” | poe rie rae eae, Ge rene of hie store; his dwelling was | wiifiam, Savannah; A Ropers, do; Zioo, Baltimore; Union, | 7-BALH—arr boo 14 beiga Cuctibbes, Danton, Savannabc eimply as fathers of New England, bat as the representa. | been particularly plessing to him to resdthe early history | John Brissle, ‘Michael Casey,’ Georg Miller, ST eee rege ener Wee mnOL | dos ake, Phage ils Korsuth, Nassau, Fla; China, | Tiers Barein, dillon, do; Surah Ellen, Doughty, Ppilsdel hie tives of the world's freesom.~ Time will permit ua only to | of the Pilerisna landing in Macrachusetta Bay, and to trace Michael Sexton. injured by being has:ily removed. Philadelphia; Noble, New York; sobré Governor, Otranto, | it memes s Hore Caroling, Patten, Ghoptank river Ts inquire whether there be such s unity in the history of the | upon the ancient maps, as then given, the rngred scenery | 7—Thos. A. Glover, John Kimmins, John Town Mr. Peter Armbruster, a member of the Board of Com- | and Oregon, New York, Uncen ports Lath, brie Marshall Bosse ‘world ax would appear to make all acts parts of one great | Which met their view, The fact stands out in bistory as Puacthy Slenell,. Soka amas, = Ely See eae een tae eae ———_————_—__——_ Tetaloge, Rouderk: 19th: beige Fudge Wat, whole, subservient to the one great ond’ Tt hes been'so, | ® Doric eclamn, rude, sturdy, and able to bear all that eb}. pants Gray, % Rhamias, broken by falling through the hatchway of Mr. Fritz’s Herald Marmne Correspondence. yaar. Lewio, S€vannal; Lincoln Webb, 1», Wilming- though we may not reeognize it. We may trace It im all | would bo heaped upon it for ever; or like a pyramid, which G Isaiah Rynders, Aug. eied Kboarrowa, Deol. | ton NG; sclir Kvorglsde, White, Buoksville, Cid 19th, al the circwar movements of the works of God. The earth | ever stcod upright in the assertian of principle and in op- Jamos Brows,” T. MoClusksy, The grocery store of Bitting & Morris, No. 194, was | Arsived—Drig M P Davis, Davis, Savannah for Boston; | Bt Pant, (now, 616 tove) Haxoy, NOrloans: Linda, (now, 1 stands now, ard the planeta revolve, and the seasons re. | position to the powers of tyrennor oppression. After Peter Dunn, Ba § Smith, John G Parise, slightly camaged in the roof. The stock sustained some | schre Invincible, Bullock, Pert Ewen, NY. for do; Maryland, | ton2) Hrown, Mobile; brig Dr Hogers, Cottrell, Jackso! ur now au they did six shovsand Jeurs ago, Sowith the | ameloquant hirtorle and theologioal review of the cir. | William Gavte, Fatrick Hagin, Micliaal Gaye injury from water nd today, aot oforte ware bon {eer Baltimore fet de; antelope, Wertwsod, WEE sa tht Feceliie, Staples, Havana (and neh 15th), Wim 7 . 1 i . MeGarvey, jichael 5 0) fo! ie, en we left the grow ive efforts were be- S hs; successive generstions of men, Shall there rot be the | cumstances attending the self-exile of the Pilgrims and Jehn Peaster, J.J. Leal ems, ing made to reach the bodies of the victiins supposed to HT aeapeepe epree nd sehr Invinoible. GAIT AVORT—Arr Bee 17, sehr Sarah Matilda, Coombs, fame unity in the flow of time? there bs nothought | ‘heir peculiar tenets, the Rev. gentleman concluded R.B. Counelly, Wa ickets, Amos, Now York for Boston; or purpose of God givicg direction to the movement of | amidst lou: cheers. Jos. Kimmine, Henry Siuker, be under the ruins. Pallas, M'Intyre, do; Modos #, do for Charleston; | CHARLESTON—Arr Dec 17, bark Cherokoo, Gotty, NOe- the agen? Wo believe thece will bo such a unity, and if | _ The third sentiment was, “The Colony of Nev Haven,” Peter MeDonsld, Robt: Darrow, Mirror, Forguson, de for, Hocklagd: Hellespont, Hodgden, | loans; brig Neptuno (Sra), Malas, Malage for Baltimore s0, them in that, ard in that alone will vefound the key | to whick Mr. CurrrexpaN responded iu @ speech repicte Michael Bryan, J. A. Valeutiae, Jersey City News. Sib-Aer sehr Gaxelle, Coombs, Philadelphia for Boston, | sSty sareras, cone, Dees Velins (Fr), Pitache, Bordesexy Pruetay: We taxkiensie ators pitn cance, giviad Adenium ara “Yankee” bok we : Patziok Mahor: { Tux Hupsow County Covxts.—The Hudson County Gir | Hiin Arr sehr Gazelle, Coom ladelphia for Boston, | stu, steamship Union, adams, NYork. Cid 17th, ship Oaro- recip ee foshood: to” his’ geave—-shle. adtueeting leah 10-M..-H. Underbill, Be |. Willi, Cor Carnes, cuit Court, Chief Justios Haines previding, was occupied | pitt Wind, ~ In port, achrs Antelope, Lucy Ames, | line, Connor, Liverpool; sche! Onward, Smith, Providenees It cannot be the religious freedom so m sphood to’ his grave--bis educstion, leaving home, | jorey Drinkct,” Chav, Albrecht, HAN. Park’ previding pied | Pailss, Medora, Mirror, Helloxpont, and Gazelle Helene, Griting, ‘Nvork: Sid iter chine Fennelise at or toat mey exist woere then is 0 1 thiewdress, enorgy, in?uatry, morality and love of eomn: | Vane’ Liiva throughout yesteriay with the care of Bacot vs. Daraat, Puruabutsia, Deo22—4 PM. | Patenelds isth sobre Holone ned Groves tral principle of this movement we suppose to be the by melee he Se s nisaselt a man and his country Willis Chrittio, ob W. Causeraan, which ~~. concluded. This morning counsel will Peerage ert ;Bishlaad, Bridgepors; Jamos pe wt Heth, shark Barrist aud Martha, Puritoy, NOrtoane ity of Ged with maa Fer thisthe worll stands. For | reapecte io concladed as:i@ much cheering Sames Hephire. orman McLeod, Jsmes Ryan, j Sum up in the care uty, . hrs D arner, Harmon, NYork; Noptuno’s 0, Gi {his religicus ireedem will be uecde+, It bas bsen | The Chairman then gave, “The Colany of Connecticat ”? Join Bead, OE: laater, i Herrington, Last evening, before the eourt adjourned, the Grand | y,c0*rwcll Boston; sche J H Depa Win Tot, Btsiane for a tee Dlsartrs Bld ohipa Caroline and Gi freedom in the abstract, bat for freedom fer | Rey Hsky Wap Bymatan reapond@d. He wan proud £ ogert, n Ritey, loha J. Barry, | Jury—whieh bad been ia session two days—came inte | Pte Crowel) Boston: sche J Ht Deyaty, Win P ; brig Naboy Plain % fornaces and into the lion’s deo. If the reli- Shoogh nh y a eon ‘0 ps harks pill aghedead -g. Steere, Jorph Nelson, Tue Fisaren.—The Common Council, om Tuesday even- Disasters. RA Ap ia oe 2, loop James Gorham, Nichola, n cent: , it that f. ecatter over the Union. He review 1 “hing ym. foam, . Siremons, it fi fi . ork; 2lst, wcbr Ophir, ‘orfol y Seth "mepsratoas ate: being male ia hin history, | len of the Stxto with med goboine bumon, statiog | Joie Mevne’ Frans Thtmas, & a. | Biko Tepartment, ‘Trey hero jolzed. companies ar fol, | (fitz, AINE PRATT —The crow of the ship AbbriPrathare | | GALYBATON— arr Go hip Wan B Travia, Salth, 3 This system in each man is 10 the unfolding of his | that be woul 4 fond all that wae Cofensiblo in them, and RS an RS Ronee manven? lowr:—Liberty Engine Company, No. 1, five members; | Moker em thei way to boston” Nothing fariher-bas Deon | Hoe Daas Were Comey» Farker, Boston; 3d, anind what the movements of nature are to the unfok!- | if anything was not defecaible maintain that it was not B. Dunnegan, John Fosdick, E Blugmont, Aererreoh Ecgine pany, No %, six members; Hercules | heard from the sbip. Shouc STER—arr Dee 17, sohr Bon) Stannard, NY¥ork the race, So | inthem, (Lau,hter.) Ifthe men of Coanecticut made ing sud Cevelopement and improvement . Chess. Noo hompeon, jr, A. V. Engine Company, No. 3, nine members; Hutson Hose | Rarx ALAPAMA, (of San Francisco), from Tahitiy at Rio | for Camden, Old 17th, selir D' Babson, Baltimore. the Jove o’ God and meh is precialy that tae eapasity | horn gunflints, they never hei ssem in their owarifles | 12—Alfred Palmez, James Corroll,” | J. McConnell, Company, No. 1, eight members, and Diligent Hose Com- | Janeiro Oct 25, in distress, repairing, was Inden wth oil aud HOLHES’ HOLE—Arr Doo 19, PM, brigs Lilisn, Hates, for which lies ceopest in our cainze, withoat which n¢ | when the courtry called them; and thelr manufactured a. Miller, |B. Miteboll, F pany, No. 8, two membera. hone from the cargo of thip Ellen’ Brooke, condemned at Ghatleaton for Boston; Uanover, Swostour, Vnilade!phis far intividual reaches his fall developement, That the re | bens were sweeier then some governmest ‘jank” he had ‘eter Morris, . Tewia, eae ‘Tabiti H Hop! eorgstown, SO, for d of that principle to the great improvement and developo- | of the ladies were ever acked by » Connecticut man im | 34 yw. wodsau i Higgins vty Tract Botte Ge a toe aecke ee eae a he | experienced heavy weather on the p: N¥ork for’ Pertian ‘Tangier fe fiertof ie recs. Genes a man’ can do nothing so facai | marriage, they may rest astured that there mever was a | |“ -Jumendiley, Jamed Dehorty, Salas of Opecatimartin tarpices bas decided upon its | 4e'to Keep one jump continually ae ne, ae ut . pan oi u r " rty, , 8 1g to oI out the | starte. ck lord and cargo under a eer tee ee ee at a Se ND en ge Pen snzings § M Morohy, objects contemplated in its organization It is controlled | palin: and received other damage. P ot glen. Hence ne heathen uailon ean Aourish and | Cheers) sat was, “The Empire tats,” he Sieuaanery i: Séknocn” by's Board of Managers, consisting of the pastor aud « ank MANoMxSTER, at Salem 19th from Buenos Ayres, ro- 4a ggiaea ’ ‘jaan Gov. Sis worn aa Fae Me) G. Fanning, M. Mooney, Iny member of each of the Protestant charches in Jersey | porten hurricane frum NE, changing te all point of the most earest movements y. Gas MOUR responded. He said: " 8. Gibson, J, Kotly, Soa, City. Tbe objects of the society are not only to promote | Pass, Nov 2%, Int 27 N, lon 62 W; sprung bowsprit, | will reach the same corclusion. Ladies aré gentlomen— I am reminded ca this occasion J. Hsieran, 7, Bennett, | ts ard, fre and main topsails, also main and foresails, j 2 could the Jews bave preserved. their | of the peculiar character of the population of the State Owen Haley, Bate, religions improvement and instruction among those who | danker, which were blown from thelr easkews. Sipped peculiarities for four thousand years? | ofNew York. Its inhabitants are diferect from aay M. Connely, J. Farrell, f acs Gan poral eres pike pact es valty. eae tne | Reavy sem, which filled cabin, stove monkey rail, &o. 4 Mao: m exis i cthers on the face of the earth and for the very reason - Elce, 3 Aa B Unpin», from Philadelphia for ———. wont er ne eee eer aime ones ken on ber ae % D. Kissner, éxd @ wissionary will be constantly employed, who | ashore rear Yealu, near Cardenas, night of Sth or dh Inst, pe have been precipitated | that its population is composed of people the dezcend- ‘hese are the great move ants of all vations. The Hollanders first came here, and Li M. Tuomy, James Lynch, will keep an citice open at certain hours in the ds} Dilgod, and would be a total lor ay, tore donations of money, goods, 100d acd fuel, Buc Veiasco, from Charleston of aud for Boston, which in the erucade against Asia ? vd sips i histo y. or has the iuflaence of ra | were followed by the Walloons, Further up the Hadson M. Goodwin, Hach, f ' Hicion beru leet when it'wan not, the dominant element, | you will Aud the descendants of the worthy Huguenots, wk Hurts. ba Geaatichem, petted toe aires syage priciest Patinio Newport eh inet. Rad very honvy weataér; lort | for hs | Melbourne, Ya it bas been really the cement of ail deepotiems. It bas | spd fsr up in the valley of the Mohawk you will find the +. fee eling, itiiam J, Beowm | house to hi 4 ¢ * : m e : Tone Pinetoan Ihara" | house to honse, and labor for the promotion of the ob- Bu here izom mob stated), umber Inde, been the artof xingeratt io make religion rupport des- Mead a Jattectl vad, bere oe, M.D. Thorn) G. H. Lisoway,) jects of the sockety. The clty will be divided into small | neuga's~ wae loss (0m inst’ 12 miles below, 8? Jouns bar, | for Norfolk; John Perking, Hutchinson, .Bangor for Previ- liam, Protestantism is antagonistic to the spirit f chien, fro! jonnie and, have #0 Hoxt Riley, Partick Rooney, M. Mouride Slatriets, to each of which a visiter will be eppoinied, to dence; Profit. Howland, Ply mouth for N¥ork; Gold Hunter, Qeepotism, Religious freedom would ft: men for political | 1ed;and still further north you will mest with R.5,Bmmett, D. 8. Coddington, James Farrall co operate with the missionary in their respective Gis- Many ann Svsax, Harding, from—~, for Ban | Mointyre, Gloucester for do, freedom, apd lead to it. Ic isthe presecca of this reli- bho re wert Potten ea bet ~ 16-K A. Adams, 9 Friaon, Patrick triets. To these visiters application @ust be made by eeoneiieor as % back from Cape ‘Hees in distress, and put FE a et fe Lele pg ioe Lehrer ious freedom ia Turkey that Nicholas dreacs. It would | that the Spaniarcs lured away oe CERRY Sriy ‘ames Bweency, Oh An “tn: Rio Janeiro at out Cet 22. No partioulsrs. d “ Sppeer, then, thet wher) pla-e ard power have beea deli- | the shores of the Gulf of Mexico, bent their way. in quest | Bernard Donnelly, William Betts, Gutes into thats musta’ in fepid growth ot Jexery Clty ine SH Guavaocuan @ marten, of Charioston, (wich Prone Erecmse saver Soe Bashy ty PL, verately sought, the strongest measure to udtaia it waa | of gold, towards Lake Ouondaga, where they foun nM salta, deratioee Bas rencered this o-gacization expediont. Tte ofisers | G98 ashore en Gay Hesd Nov ind I dder,, Keel, £c,) | Case, Curacon Nov iG, thereligiou ore. It ras the growth of this in-freedom | abundauce of salt, which amply compensated them Lowi vascidy, are—President, Wm. R. Janeway; View President, E. J. | ves layne Naw Betton, 2005 | dria for Boston; M which wrovght in our fsthors, and came dowe through | for their trouble, and the report of the valus James Bogian, Danforth; Seer J.J. Youlin; Troan 7. J. Dore inet, where ‘“ aco B oe ed, and will take | Portsmouth; Z them to us. We are not of those who disclaim anti- | of which frst roused their cupidity. Evident traces Jehn Phalin, rih; Secretary, J. J. Youlin; Treasurer, T. J. Dore- | in cargo of timber, and proceed to Boston. land for New York; . " : ; : . i ea Tri Tous. foun Tuamonr, waterlogged off Cape Henry was bound | ford, Sid srhre Frances, cuits” We sebere te ab perms) Jenene of (Us| caer of: the porleule wt Mammen ONw erate: job Beckst; Patrick toreltiqiore trom Onluis, Me, with lathe and kuoes. In pert 1134 AM, calm, steam bor; shin Rockall 4 of Gcd as of the Shexineh in his chureh, | portion of the population of the Empire State sie de- : i trio Calais, Me, 2 4 an ueM Gar fathers stood worthy susce’sors of those of of who 1 am proud so say, ef the New England States, IN. Hischovck, homae Walled events ee ane SESE E ear bate Uhaeintad a ining ea or ee my : Beatie oars "Frente, facial Bates, wacdered in cesert: and osves of the earth Jn this line psbip betveen ths early settlers of New Yor! Boies Moaboe? Ween Pease” i . Jade Hall. : ; Ti, Gea Merion, Zavala, Brastiiaa, Alecia, H Gree: iry is, whether the Divine | snd thcse of the New England States is clearly evident. Win Mulligan, George Schureman, Dec, 22.—Joriah W. Archbold, 0 The Steamboat Croton, | 1.in let 31, lon 62, exporienced heavy gales from the NE thman, Olands, Amorics, Argo, PR Curtis, Gi we would stino, Our next tog Tettpman, | her tackie, de.—Orcered that the libellant recover, in this | duting which lost fore aud main booms, gaits, split most J‘ 1 : Bengucls, Elias Dudley, Hanover, Lal- expression must find its realization ‘acd conaterpart fa | The Pilerim Fathers from Hollsnd found am asylum from Wr. Coulter,’ Benjam r ona nbete enbiur door! kust'ao twey ceeckeuel Tat OC ley, {his central sentiment of religion We thiak #0. Sooiety | the oppression of their native land, and the settlers from Potriog Bindy, Edward Phelan, action, agoinst the stesmbont Croton, her tackle, &s., | ths cargo and slip anchors and chains to lighten the vessel; | pens Mecpanio, Vette. Candace, £1 Ht Kent; sohra Leg, Ravage ividual. The elaborate wisdom of | Folland also came here under similar cirenmstances, & Melligen; ohn Vandervoort, | the rumof $225 91, together with his coats, to be taxed, | has aloo reosived other damage. i Tonk te belt ip Uke me Sediedral John Lalcr, Toha MeAuliite, 4 that the #aid cteamboat, &,, be condemned there- yah Buck, Rquity, HM Jonkive, Askiam, Mary Jane, (David tages will descend inte every current of ‘he heart, ani | The correspondence of Gore Brodhead, if you have read ‘Laurence Turnure, e “seins nebagare Bonarda tag rtier o Sonn Crnvs Cxamnenrary, Hawos, from Wilmington, N | W ? Phillips, Mary Jane, (auld), J Cooley & Co, Dorchester, will elimicate thought aad noble zction, Tere has been | it cistinctly, shows tke relationship between the colo- ©. B. Smith, 2 for. And, on motion, for the proctor for the libellant, | ¢. ith inst, for Boston, returned 19th, having in s severe gale | Amos Lawrence, Velovity, tarah, Plymouth Rock, 8t G impression that the virtues of our fathera wore stern | nies of New York and New Fugiand. I am happy tothiak ©. 8. Hobbard, Isaao V. Fowlor, it ie further ordersd, thatuniesa an appeal be takea to | 7th, from NE, lost deck lond, sails and spars, Forest, Mery Augusta, Ches Hill, Meridian, Newpo cat. repays of beanty. And a0 are the mouatata tops | that it is so, and sm giad to know it for the fact that I am Patrick MoElroy, Roberi Voster, ' | this cecree within the time limited and prescribed by the | scan Uxrarne, from ¢ Baltimore, put into Se. | Lowi, Fawn, Susan Ludwig, Cuif Stream, Marylend, Look stern; at fons th Zountatn ¢ ea the beauty | cescended from a New England family. I fee! happy Jobn Kennedy, Hiarris Wines, Son., | rues of the court, that the etipulations for costs and f rudder and inking On | oUt, ample Melbourne, Col Ganson, Joba Perkina, Wirth lke up from ti buve, Dew ty eumss from Got, | iecatemplatiog in the ponion that 1 occupy axor. | 08MM. |, GsonzaMzom, |, Themeatevin, ” | value, pay into the registry of the court the amount of sah doatag, Gx fams | Evi Gold Muntir, J Goeicy, Ange Hinaks, Cardona biel Beant God, f ~ n Amou F. Hatfield, Stephon Cornel y. Ramon isin in the Lat of St Johns 5 ' . . 2nd it canvot be that beaaty shoul’ not prossed from all | exmorof the Emyire State that no propcriom of our | Joan Nerbity Wile G Hunt, Jove Van Dele, Poin al feet Marzano dire gee joms water. On 7th paseed & Yess0l ou Japelio | SACKSONVILLE—Arr Doo, brig Mmothy Orosby,, Hae- God likeness. From Him proceeds the smile that makes | population has coutributed more to the sdvanconent Wm. Taylor, | Charior Swoeny,, Edward Cooper, *Ramudh Veastoand others, we. The itp Stephen 7. A heach, with one mast standing. ging, NYork; 12th, sohr Roliof, Ontos, do; Lath, brig ‘Prank, the violet gl Neither Cbrist or his Avostles thonght | knad wefire of this State than the descendants of the ae Joumes Donsolly, Thomas Bosiy. é<ldotion for tine 10 pact * appeal oy ay of pr . Anna Hivxs, at Holmes! Hole, from Curacosfor | Garrow. do. (ld 10th, esnrs Autoinettos Brown, Portland; of art—they knew it would come up after the institutions | New Eogiand States? As you travel through this oy: twee Leg L ogee joaeed: aperienced very heavy woxshor, On the 2sth ult, | 12th, Biliah, Small, Boston. they eotabiiabed. That there can only be civil liberty | State everywhere you will find traces of that | 2-¥; J. Twome Tone mentee Soe Ti Beowns ings, denied with costs, and that the libellant have loave | [0° gate, Mr Humpbros, mare, of Dorchester, while sutting | _ MOBILK—Arr Deo 15, bark Dromo, through the religious element 1s evident. Church and | en-rgetie charseter that distinguishes the dezcend- Benjamin Fue, Weorre Myers,” Robert Kitpaériek, | 12 {ue bis execution, to satisfy the decree rendered in | he jib, fell overboord and was drowned. Bis, poked Chelstopian, Letpets, Bee editor week, tava: State can become s pert of the besutifal unity in the Di- | ants cf the sone of New Enogiand. There is not James Moore,” Jemostialey, — Owen Kell Pee The “ie Sicteen Balk and | 4&CHR Cuas A Hxcxsuen, from Philadel with oval, | pool: bark Gov Briggs, Hall ane. vine plan; and they are perfec: and from God, just ia however sesluded, that is rot intruded upon Jeremiah Gethan, Denis Brady, Stephen M.’ Drew, ‘ter Thompson, +» te. Sixteen Bales of Cotton, fn the verecl ashore at Gallop Island. The Kesoue wi NEW ORLEANS—Arr Deo 14, PM, hi Qoean Homo, Mox- ortion ss they produce mau’ grextaess aad holiness. | works of art. and even over the mighty Falls of Williaa Barry, Jobn McCormick, Wm. McManus, other property.— Ordered that the lidellant recover im tais | from Boston to her assistance on Tnosday foronoon, and re- | riman, Portland, Me; brig D Molony, Wildin, Poilad se we ask, 33. instivations, both civil and religious, | Nisgars the locomotive snorts back its dedance to the Depie Shea, Jereminh Curtis,” James Dua'zan, Sotion against the siateen bales of cotton and other ar- | turned at five P M for lighters. Would go to hor sgain next Cla hipe Onveees, Williams, Bork; Globe, Bakor, Havroy aded by the freedom flexible to the demands of indi. | waters, which looks it was going to sweep the terri- Sarmu Dade, Timothy Kionaley, Daniel Hennosey, | ticles, a salvage compensation of seventy dollars, toge- might. from St for Be barks Sirena (Span), Boix, Bareclons; Crisis, J safes, Balti- Piaualerocth? Especially do we demard, in the name | tory of railroad into pide beneath. ‘Tae gentiemsn Reha rc ee ther with their costs, to be taxed, and that the said cot: | | 5° ei Spee 86 Maer fon Deshen, mere; Almeida, Pepper, Boston Wobert Waush, Kellock re! Be eligh tom, We demand fi whe dea me spoke«f the beautiful rconery that ee ton ord cther articles be condemned therefor. Anditis | § par ep ty hagas a ay 1 FES Janes, Woscott, jetphia. To} of humanity and God, religious freedom. We de ree 0 preceded me poke < au ry ae . ther prung sien. She 3 Gor Faued West’ ote hee ‘not only in the church but in the street. | was to be seen in Now Engiani; and he dit notexagger. | “he Widows and Orphans of the Fire De~ | further ordered, that unless the libellauts agnee among | from Matanzas for Philadelphia, of Indian River, 2k 3 Alleghanian, Sto'som, Dameriootts, Mo; & Tesenl.) And the deg gaa Dot yet cute, hack The breasts of those settlers may be hard, but they partment, themselves to s different division, that the salvage com: | praornoar Syuru, while beating down tho lower bay om ‘Adems. City Point, Va; sobre Oregon, "Lees Large mpg ot Bema tape dng Ay ode a ed | rizike back Bre that light us with intelligence that maken Feaeation be divided as foliows:—to Peter Thompgon the | wednesday nighe was run inte by avobooner, carryincaray | Tamploo,@ day Rites Lawton, Snow, Boson. Cid shipe b og one eh rnd bop nga heeea thi mighty country. I am proad of tee New Eaz!nnd The (clicwing correspocdence will be read with plea- | :nm of twenty-one dollars, and the balance of forty nine | the fylph’s forems: sprit ‘ib, forosail, 40; also cutting hor Joba x Jarvis, Rich, Liverpool; Lusonia, Froeman, Tver od in themselves, to which the indivi‘ual is bent, and | States, recaus) the descendants.ef thore States hava inde | *ure:— dollare, to be divided am ong the other iivellante, share | down to tho water's edge forward. ool: Gustay (Brem), Santen, Liverpool; bark Loy Aum, < = th Mernoroutan Hats, Dec. 21, 1953, and chareallke And, on motion of the Proctor for the | Lora or Vessurs ar Tunus Isianns,-—Tho following yes- | Kellor, Charleston; John S Gettings, Loaseps. Havana; squared, and made sabservient. They give fell soope to sani Tees pends at ti Pea pedardatng Se mit, | To Jaxes Pavrn, Faq, Chairman of the Comiui:tes:— | libellants, it is further ordered, that tho stipulators for | sols érove ashore at Taagua in a gaio dist ult.—Bark Pro- | ,Chf A,U Wetmoro, Dearborn, Richmond; Anite (Men), 6a- the senenoas and sensual nature They patronina art | Baler]. lie eirlised world, I mix proud of it, beoauce | Dear Sic:—We beg to hard yon by tho requont of M. Jal- | ccats and'vaiue, pay into the registry of the court the | speot, Ir wn, cf end from New York; briga Ann Bliza beth HEE are Deo 1 sobee Kot, Ryan, Jaane, te clea ate 4 siger-plom dose not keep them | its inha itants have fully repaid taat debt, with interast, | lien, the eross receipts of the concert given oa Saturday | amount of thelr stipulations for costa and valne, and that Woodie, Dubker, from Bemarara, of | Hoary | pcston, in distress, as botore reported: J Salth, Thasher, pote ae ty “ve Ties bose that even where that they ored to the settiers of gland. ‘Anil | Jest, for tickets and onsh at doors, in sit of the Widows’ | the c erk distribute the proctods in satiefaction of this ‘Of and. for Helifax. Capt Park. Polen % Reberiecn, Fovidense; Ada Frances, Givers sJpabitvan institutions ovtabllobed tmong them, om proud of it because in this Stat fastitutes the | and Orpkans’ Fund of the New York Fire Department, | decree. ines Be Howley ae | Weed, Blue Hill, (Me); Amanda, Roilly, Newport; J Porter, 9 Frees , Provincet 3 19th, » Ne when the Louis Philippe, or the Louis Napolaon, or | cnly proper rystem of public schcold without which we | We regret exceevingly that the groat inclymency of 1 RCRA ESE EA TTT w of the bark Prospect, Laure Jane, Won Petie e ie Newports Li & ‘ ? her preventec many parties from assisting M. Jullien y Arr 20th, th Sante An thet is to be, comes ey must | would ict at this day evjoy those blessings that we do. weat! 4 . relapes into mov areby. There ‘is ao book whish | (Leud cheering ) in hie endeavors to support your excellent institution, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. P A Lance Burr's Boat, painted black, py pany Forred, New Haven, Desalae BB beat sohrs Pe Rogers. , (of what Pu in to repair damages, ne E: ‘We are, dear sir, yours, very traly, Ps ts ‘was pic! ‘up recently 20 ‘ure not stated); Idadela Fare, Lanfair, and Tryp they hate as they do the Bible. They can resiat | His Excellency then retired, in ecmpany with Captain AAA AAA ARE fe Paxton, of ahig, evonwahts, a4 favinaan, Mbannietin, Btovineete cniying bat the sword of the spirit, which is the word | Hudson. The company stood up and gave him thres A. CHAPPELL and J, JOY, Kar ATI packages and ters intended for Ue Naw Yorn ware two quards attached, from whieh it was saoughs nfon Roads isthy ships Kate Heopsr, Jaoksom, of God. Stl, whem one system is destroyed another wiil cheers as he parsed. Messrs, Onarreit. and Jox:—Gentlemen:—Accopt our | mipary should be ealed, she might bolong to government. Capt Poase, of revenue out- | from Baltimore for Liverpool, putin for & orew; St Potor, arise. Revolations may become as ferquent as street | Afterwards the Cmammay gave:—The Colony of | mont grateful thanks, aa also those of the New York Fire parwrernereees | Sutter Jeflersom Davis, does not think 18 was one of the | BAlingham, 112 days from Chincha Islands, with guano, for droils; but atill there can only be political liberty aa there | Rhode Irland and its immortal founder, Roger Wiliams.” | Department, for the iibersl benefit given to us on Satar- y revonue cutter Mamilton’s boate, Ordere oan Bie Re A eae is religion in the heart. ‘The divine right of kings ie ex. | To which the Keverend Doctor Welch replied. day evening last, being the whole eeds of same. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. Notices to Mariners: Onde fly So ris eee Die 4 am pti 4 Oe here: we regard it as the divine right of consts “Tae Colony of Vermont’? was responded to by Mr. | amounting to ever $1,400—it be only one ever “ 7 24 | Moon mIsES, CHANGES IN THE LIGHTS ON THE COAST OF NORWAY. ton supposed for de; Minerva, Beckwith, from Pailadel Bat the divine right of preiates is still, {na mea. | Sranx, who aseured the assembly that as Vermont was | offered to them ip eo noble and Ii | manner, and . 4 85 | mcm warer, Heidingsd ometal information hea been rocolrad (arr It) digg. Went to son, vohr Narraguagus, tor W! acknow/edged. the Pope and these prelates claim | the firet State to seek admission to the Union in 1791, | which will, no doubt, produce more than any previous ¥ office through the jag er4 — et in ten, NC. the divine right of converting bead and wine into blood | she would be the Jast ever to leave it. one. We remsin, og! obedient bir Commit Port of New York, December 22, 1853. dor fixed Light, varied by bd BEDFORD—Sld Deo 21, sehr Ellon Rodman, and fleeh. Is this claim valic? I’ »0, then Pepery and The CaamMaw then gave, ‘The Colony of New Hamp. JAMES PRYER, Chairman Donation Committee, eae as as baa ide. CE ILADSLPATA~are Doo 31, suke Meath Jane, Ne Puseyiem are right. This claim wo reject utterly. We +hyre—The granite fortress of freedom, maintaining stout New Yors, Do}, 22, 1863. CLEARED. is ita | soldiers to it, and meeting at sight the drafta of ; i, Li &ITT oa | east, of Greenwich. PRO n Mer Potrel, J what. | every other portion of the Union.” Coroners’ Inqueste. Solo Rama Bields, Oogweth, SAveepent, W apace The light will be exhibited, 140,004 above the loyal af the Fi Af a Rd a a M Give | ‘The Hon. John P. Hare rose, amidat loud cheers, and Ehip Wm Tapesett, Roll, Liverpool, W 4 JT Tapsoott A Co, | ee snd sho feon from the deck of & ves: ordinary Bi Fata Fau—Tam Resvit or Inrenreranca —Coroner | £hip Wm Tapscett, Bol), titer poore 3 wW Elwell & Go. sixe, under favorable circumstances, at the distance of 18 to ' J * | 20 miles, “By order,of the Lighshouse Sone. say that Christ has made all his people kings and ato God, Cur principles foroii exo!usivenens, ever of it we have ia due to personal iafirmi: us the right of private judgment; give us the | ssid:— m1 ew _ Ship Geean Queen, Hall, Havre, F & D Fowler. list Bible, ard that slone is our standarc, and the LADIES AND GEXTLEMuN—Your worthy President told | Gamble yesterdsy held am inquest upon the body of Wa. } "HO! NW A, JENKINS, Sooretary. . doctrine uf jw tification, of faith, apd we cen feel tha: | me tbat be had con pleted bis arrangommts yenteriey | Brainsley, at the house at the corner of Washington and | rip Cal Cae Ty og Ea De Troasury, Department, Ofiee Lighthouse Board, Deoom- Brown, Gardiner, NY. Seed healer shosions, ie sit ont tunaeling | eS bere ee Hout be tery itlecar aad Lerwisned me | Hubert streets, Deotaaad, whilst ina state of intoxiea- | Shin Marathon, Dake, Hew Grletns. J Wf Riwell Ae, | Tit A a a om cARVER'S ARBOR AND HURRI AND Buide, Woodvery, Maran vane ca ig i mg ell «here sod make thens merry, ’(Lavghter.) Now, | 0% fell down a flight of steps and received severe inju- fg? cillee, JB Saray, CANE SOUND, MA.N ‘orige Thon 8 Beg and with to Pres! ans If history did | to come here ries. Hin groans brought seme persona to bis seststance, Uiver Senet Wt Friendship, 140 56-908h tet jaenots, a Yoore x toy Whon the lighthouse reorntly erected om Heron Nook is got inatruct us in the uniform tendency of the prinsiple | here is the sclemn Mr. Beecher, and there in the black | V1.0, ne was put in bed. He hed got up the next da: " Lighted, (on the Oth of February next.) the following 1p, Woodooek, bark Ranger, br Bi he Brera etn tsertved shane | SSlg be ras, hes grea, tats pwns acd | Po\srmpinions om Megueeday that he hed bon ran oe wp eben ne nearer ee (apis te Bain Hho © ray wo find an prantiferous, Bas been said before { got up. I will, how. | 0D hia return home. He was observed to be rery sick. Sbout two miles from Heron Neck MOND —t1d Deo'20, sohr W B Jenkins, Van A dcotor was rent for, but he died shortly afterwards, gras) Brig Ros |, are various forma ever, tell you a story about awell known parson. (Here Bre Baltio (Br), Gould, St Thomas, Ruse: Henne Feune. (wish is formed ik ork. SAVANNAH—Arr Dec 17 8 18, bark Mi Morton, B: suet lergyinen ® | Coroner Gawble held an inquevt upon his remains, and T Horton, Wilmington, Mi Jet, and k egroeaea. wit aa walser iinet ‘sik upon oy ha yon tot as yinted: wie, the jury returned the following verdict:—‘ ‘Death by con- Bae Pi ta, Miller, Portemiouth, OT Mia ley, Boston; brig Sarah Thorndike, ig, Havens: ne ee eee en ee sbaesd nena teed ot meet teens 1n of the brain, produced by intemperance aud falls,” | Scht Lydin, Kelsey, Biesnu (Africa), M & W Li 4 marines. Uftsine, Lemon, do for Baltimore see Bistiaes the work of our Divine Master. If He | whish produced » grew merriment ry Feceased was forty years of age, and born in Ireland, Rehr Jao @ White, Woodhouse, Batacos, Measham & Stow. for Carver's Hathor.—Bring the light to bear northeast LBM—Cid Deo 20, sche Atiuniio, Bills, NYork via Ql wGll show us that we are wrong, we will abardon our | us. continued Mr. Hele, that the Migrim Fathers left Di Cornet O'Denasil Sohr Susan E (Br), Mahon, Demarara, Middleton & Co. andron fer it Deep water withia a ship's ngth of the | cester Sid chr T Small, Whorf, Tangier. D that God” Aw Sh Read ‘ne been & Pron: Recor hs] Fampentre wee settled ‘me three yeara after | (Five Pointe), to hold an inquest upon the bocy of Mar. Solr RJ Mercor, Robinson, New Orleans, Van Brunt & | dry at low water. Ono Tork b Hinds, Day, Somerset, Mass: soht T A Wi Bote mistake. We had suppored we wore strength—we | that of the colonies of Masmohnatts Biy. We | garet McCarthy, a woman of the town, who for a lo Bleght. a elntin Ge taet ee ten rr on Lag Teaphes ie eee Bak ‘so mull. We thought thet the ‘cabined | are told that it wae not for spiritual food our an- | time had been of exceedingly intemperate habits, an ohe Mestewer, Smell, Frephlia, RP Duck 4 Ce. you will Betton. Rotdrned 19th, soht Cyras Onemberlain,’ He im the May flower were flourishing thro the weet, centors came bere—it was for some more material aid. | bed not heen sober for the last three weeks. The body Ay if lagton, Do ree # te for Boeton—soe tons BE Brewn, go that no chemistry of tyranny, civil or religious, oon! ‘We are not willizg to give the honor of John Stark’s | Jay in a state of the most dreadful destitation, the unfor 11, Wilmington, & 8 Por of i ath. ‘When the sout , Havana; Rother Ana (Br) Tareapesti ever eradicate them. In their simplici they stand like | birthplace to the Vermonters, for he was bors in New | tupate woman having sctually survived on nothirg but chr Gerpriee, arf ‘4 5 ed a Kee, , ere yon vill be meee | ote, mae aaais 1, Peterson, j sohe t.., —, the heavens, Nice the They ally bool gad ‘and now rlesps in bis native towm in that | rum for near week past. clothing ‘consisted only hi Leh ‘orfol Kon & Boragus. Parbor wil then be in , and my be i ‘poctemounh, by viail : Somers, Porto f k }d the ith of as old calico ‘and she lay upon» straw mattrem i in peculiar in our institutions; Mr. Hale enlivene com By s as a re BS ‘ey gen qt ae ho en around ine ashore sit iis Ie eee eee Tis Set, Foch wit eke | Bice caom eleceed mevisnct the petGect Deasmegtens | toned by tnd onpomare. Decsased was 8, Bative a bala Pica "Pecs’ones | owesrtsens Seeks otewnt ray Seti ‘he cars of the opprensed in every land those tones Will He them referred to the slight trouble that be OF lowland, and Vairty yours 0€ 04%. 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