The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1853, Page 8

BEL LA Ta RIOTS. Particulars of the @iot iu Cincinnati, We copy the ollowing particulars, heading and all, of the late riot in (incinna i, ‘rom the Unionia ofthe 26th instant:— ATTEMPT OF THE FREEMEN TO HAN FBAKFUL BLOODSH&L PREVBNTBD—A POLICEMAN SHOT—OVKR FIFTY aRRKSTS MADE—ANOTHSR AT- TACK EXPECTED, Last wight, about 11 o'el Ninth stree: station houre that the Freemon’s Souiely were om their way to Bishop Purcell’s houses, for tue purpose of committing some acs of violence om M. Bediri, the naneto of ‘the Pope, they re- k, the watchmen on duty at ng recvived information paired to the correr of Nioth and P. Of some one thousaid wen armed v , Knives, pistols, Kc, acd carrying torohel to’ burn th churea, ropes to hang t of excitem They were promptly met by the police, and, after a short melee, were finaily vispersed. Tho police succeeded in making sors fifty or sixty arrosis Heavy Carroll, watclau in the Second ward, was shot through the thigh by oue of the rioters, and mavy others MACe DAITOW ceca pes. From those arrested it was learned that they had met, orgsnized, armed, + nd formed into « prosssaion for theex: press Rrpose of banging M. Heaini, the nuncio of the ope, burning the carter If it had not deen ste sequences might have } In the confusi wu a? uncio, and all in a greatstal 0 ist che time it was, the con- en indead fearfal tug it, it was almost impossible formation from apy ome. Tas genera) opinion, bowever, waa that ‘ney would :eturn ard mske an attack on the watch houre, for the purpose Of re-cuing those arrested In the event of each an at tempt the bloodshed must be great, aa the police were armed and waiting (or the attack The cause of the riot i unkoown, but is «apposed to be offence at some remarks of Mr, Beciai (rom the palpit yesterday meraing. What they were we could not learn. The following is from the Ciasiavati Commercial: — Bishop Benini, the apostolic nuncio of the Pops of Rome, officiated in the religious ceremonials at the Ca- tholic Cathedral yestercay morning aud aftersoon. The most violent auimiority is entertaiced by the German Society of Freemen eget: st this divice, and members of that association saver led, about ten o'clock lest night, to the number of five or six hundred, Freeman’s Hal’, on Vixe street, sbove Twellti, aud after organiz ng and choosing their leacers, marched in s body down Vins street to Ninth, anc out ef Siutn to Plum, being ia the vicinity of the residence of Archbishop Parcel, where the Pope's nuncio is 69) ousempg, se i supposed, with the imtention of mobbing 'c¢ house and dviog violence to the nuveio’s person, or at jeast to bure hun ia eftigy An intimation of whet was to be done was received early in the evening by Captain Laken, chief of polisa, aod after the eight o’circk rol’ cali oe 1 quested all the polio, both day and nigh!, to renain aad await orders, Not # wan amorg asew the oucpose for which they were detained, but silently obeyed the command. Word at lergth reached ine watch houco that the rioters were approschiog, and by the captain's ordera the men were all stationed in fromt of tue watch house, on either per ment. As the Freemen approached, they set ups dismal groan, accompanied with ths clangings of mcst discordant music. and at the word of command @ech policeman rush: forward and g abbed bis man The seene which followed baflies ae:cription; for a few moments the melee was general; many pistol shots ware fired and sbouts end execrations filled the air, The rioters soon fled, but were pursued by’he police, and over sixty captured tnd secured. Every cell in the watch honge was full of men standing uprigt, many of them badly injured. Henry Carroll, policeman of the Second ward, was shot through the leg. Our reporter could hear of no others of the p lice bs ng badly injared. The riot was almost unmediately quelled, and at the time of writing this article all was quiet, althovgn fur- ter viclence was anticipa'ed. The cauee Of the existing animosity against the nuncio is said to be in consequence of m belief that be ostensibly favored the liberty of Italy, bat really only for the par pse of betraying the«, and that, on one ogcasion he caused one of them to Se flayed alive, We understand that several inflazc matoryiarticles|have recently appeared in aGerman paper, pubiimned in this’ city, @nd (hat the following is a ve: “If the Hungai reception im m sf lend, vane shall the Pops’s unc 0 expect in repudlican Ame Christmas Riots in Balitmore (From the Balumore Sun, Dec. 25 One of the most disgraceful riots which has taken place in Baltimore during the year wae witnessed on ‘Monday last, anc the ground an immense assem. tly of persons, Tie wing wre the psrticula’s of the affair as furnished » eral officers whe arrived at the Beere st am early hour:—At Ll o'clock a party of most lawless wretehes, rallying under the euphonious appr. tion of ‘Stiogers,”’ én ered a lagerbier hruse situated in Charles street, rear Galderston str and after driak- ing very freely, refused to pay what the proprietor da- manced, Analtereaticuensued which resulted ica free ex- change of blows,during which the tavern keeper waa struck on the head with s tumbler. The wounded mam ipving some affinity with the band of ru‘ians who sre often sean in the vicinity, coon to enlist their sympathies, when the row w Jon a more extended acalo. Oue party, ¢ ad now pumbering at lesst.a bundeed vos by rash ing into the engin» ho ra Compaay. The Scoundrels outs, sailed that buildi with an earnestne: evidenced 1) voted ion arms, b icks tae building were torn Svante of the Desiegers, ‘tral station, gues, Gdorgd John Su sas Roe chem, Augus’u en Miter, Buuuer, y. ‘ili Bur Neleo: meron t . Wil james Dal tz, Wedd and Burgess we. , wailst the bal. ance charzed wih firiog guns, throwing bricks aad ra. visting the offcera ¢ oil relea-ed arity, or com mitted to jeil for and Perington. by Jnstices Morr-son, The police also arree ‘Ringgold la uumber be rides the above, who were reiesved on security to keep hoped that the peace, It is earnestiy will be meted to the gui court, Wh lst the affvay men were shot. residence of Dr. Chas A of Dre. Taylor and Kint teuced totheir wouncs, ’A bullet strnck one of them oa the forehead and rebounded therefrom, merely drawing bloo¢?. Onewas shot through the hand, whilst a thir gorous jastio caigned de'er waa progresing & namber reowived a ball in thei+g, beirg deeply lo igod im the mus cle. ‘acted after a rather painfal ops ration. The police xcted with sigral efliciency and cour age, and would have quelled the whole affairina m speedy manner but for the fact thats large number of the participants ep" up a reguler rirnin ‘and skir- mishing until they gained the coroer of Balti uore and Howard streets, where they were stopped. It was rumored through the city, on the afternoon of the coenrrenca, that Mr. James “7. Harmon, |Presiceat of the Union Fire Company, was fatally wounded wailst endeavoring to quell therict, Mr. Harmon, however, received mo in juries, A fracas occurred at the public house of Mr. Flemming, in Frederick street, near Pratt, on Mondsy, , Curing whien some hard blows rere exchanged with various inies'los between the beiligereats, It seems a party went to the house and actedic au uoraly manner. they were ejected, wher sfightensued Pistols were fired during the melee, and « youth named Wm. Flemming, :ou of the proprietor, suc the brother of the proprietor also, 1eceived some of the shot, though not dangerously injaring them. In the fracas there were several who carried away @vidences of bard knock We beard of no arr ats baving beea made, ‘There were some small fights in the eastern part of the THE NUNCIO— i “Intelligence from Ouba, We have received our Cuba correspondence and | files of the Diarto de la Marie of Havana extend- ing up to the 22d December. The Diario of this latter dats has an editorial ar* icle on the subject of Mexico and the invasion of Sonora. It says:— xioo, rather than have confirmed the treaty of Gua- | dalupe-Hicalgo, ahonli bave continued the war to the utwost extremity, aad prepared desperately to suffer all the consequsnees of it. Perhape the fate of arms might have changed, and perhaps, (blah is most pro}able,) the attention of Europe might have been awaiened ia time, so aaaot to permit a conques: which could only be equalled by the hostile dismsomberment of Poland. In the las: extremity, if the Mexican nation had perished, it id at least have fallen with glory, aud would have bad the setisfaction of a posthumous vengeance, the result of ‘the infnence of its fall, The absorption of Usliformis and New Mexico presented cbstacles sufficient to shake the American confederation to its centre; and the greater the prize should be greater also the difficulties to be ea- countered. 6 apparent moderation evinced by the conquerors in signing that treaty and in dicta’ its conditions, are enough to demonstrate its slight tege to Mexican interests. The ides often ex- pressed by ws should be incalcated with the great- est care, not only as @ record, but also as ®& les- son for tre future. But already the evil is committed, and s population fersign to Mexico has seized upon her mine-neighboring towns om the coasts of the Pacific, Hence the new loss—not certain, bat possible—of Sonori and its invasion by a horde of bandits. Resistaac: just, and—more than ju:t—prudept and proper, and we sincerely applaud the resolution of the present Mexican goverpment. Nevertheless, we would not desire to see Hexic) exhaust her strength in athauklers war, on ac- ecunt of circamstances which we hare before explained. The conservation of the Mexican territory, to its least portion, is of much comsequence; but this’ same conser- vation has its degrees of importance, and to protect @ remote angle, other more important ‘points should mot be neglected, to strengthen more than ever the line of the Rio Bravo, to encourage the publie spirit of Chinua bua, aud the cther frontier departments and to econo- mise ite material strength. Sach is the line of conduct which we would judg t be most ac viva ola aad beneficial. This does not m+an the abandonment of Soaora, bus the Proportioning of the repelling force to the tempor of the Attack, and giving ‘ime to the fullest development of the power avctsting Mexico, and which ia alone figured out in a political organizatioa, more aud more conforming y to \he antecedents, customs, sad necessitiss of tants. The birthday of the eldest daughter of the Queen of Spain was celebrated on the 21st by a grand military review, at which the Marquesa de la Pezuele, wife of the Captain General, and her pretty daughters, were present. In henor of the day, an ordinance was issued for the manumission of the oldest emancipados in the government depot. The agents of two companies are making arrange- ments for the production ef Italian opera in Havana. M. Roncali, the agent of Madame Steffanone, has engaged the theatre of VM@anueva, while the grand theatre Las been taken for Madame Sontag. Among the members of the former company are named Signore Steffanone, Bertucca, Pozelli, and Zanini; 1 city, superinduced by +n exuberance of eggnog, but there | was lite of excitement, where. Daring Mondsy morring, say from twelve o’clock on Bunday ight, there wae mach noise im the eastern part of, the city, from the use of drums in the hands of noisy party, Dor di¢ the annoyances cease util a late hour on louday night. We bt whether any Unristmas dsy han passed over when there was a greater waste of ox- plosives than on this occasion, notwithsianding the city ordinances were staring the violators in the face. la rome instances the apperent ianocent use of fire crackers rap into a most decide: ease, and parties were'guilty of scta for which they should be punished, lf they coal aught. What was coue is noted eise- Theatres and Exhibitions. Powmey Taearae.~A varied and pounce st this theatre for to night. Gerirude Danes, and other favorites, appear. Doon has a benefit io morrow night, when “Guy nesipg” is to be produced. with all the music, PRoapway Tamara —*The t Ganges” is to be played to-n'ght, ard will uccoubtedly attrast an otber crowded house, The public opinion seema to be that ihe pieoe ls weil cast, well mounted, and well done sltogether, 3uKroN's THrATRE —A new comedy, ca'lod “Masks and Faces,” ia to be brought eut to night, cast to the strecgth of the Burton company. Misa 0. Mitchell, a Londen aotress of noty is to make hor debut at this ia ® part in the new pizce. ONAL THEATRE. he ‘Hot Corn’’ ¢rama this after noon, and in the evering the ‘Uncle Tom’ play, by M. 6. L. Aiken. Mr. anc Mrs Prior, listle Uor¢elia doward, and Mr. J. B. Bowe, appear in these performances, Waitack’s THkeTRe Mr. Brougham’s comady, “The Game of Life,”’ is to be played t) night, with otter in terenting evtertsiomente, The present attractions at Wa iack’s will soon be withdrawn to make place for novelties Barsow’s Mosrvm.—Fro:vlent dramatic performances are .o be given this afternoon and eyemimg, and in ad ditirn to the very large nacsber of curtosities of all kinds, the entertainment is worth a greet deal more than the price of admiasion. Ter Broapway Moexcm asp Mexscenie 987 Broatway, is & well ordered establishment. 1+ is ope during the day and evening, and « great deal of invtraction and awurement can be obtained in a visit to it Bury is attrecting all ages, sexes, and classes to Siny- vesant Institute, where he coatinues his exhibitions every crenivg. Go and seo him, Tur “Seven Mice Mrxkon”? in displayed every night at No. €68 Broadway. It is a cheap styls of enjoying On. nadisn scenery, ard you are not obliged to wear an Incia rubber cat under the Pails. Juuamn gives @ concert this evenizg st Metropolitan Bali. The “+ merican’’ and ‘ Great Exhibition’? Quad rilles are included in the prog amme. This is the last concert but two of the great leader. Curayry’s Misereeie will emase the viriters at No. 472 Broadway, this eveniog, with their capital delineatious of 0 life, The programme {s « good one. "hes vimana Curios are doing well at Wood's, » No. au Broadway. The company bere play burlerqaes oapitally, end the Nesertutament is delightat| — BUCKLEY’s.—This rerort is now wel ight. ‘0 ldy, Miss Mr. Jaines Man ‘Th gremme for this evening’s ‘coneert Insludes pital ‘ings, Steed it, sad thea start for No. Bi oiny. Signori Salvi, Arnoldi, Quinto, Zannini, Beneven- tano, Rovere, Marini, Rosa, and Barilli. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, Dee, 21, 1853. The “Emancipado” Release—Policy of Pecuela—Freedom | and its Eifects in Cuba—Celebration of th: Birthday of the | Daughter of the Queen here--The Spectators of the Fue— | Markets General Pezuels did not astonish us with the ‘royal or- Gor” for the relesse of the “Emancipados,”’ but he gave us hla version of it om the Queen’s chili’s birthday, as a sort of triumphal song of Lord Howden’s—not confessed, of | course, There are some curious folk’ here, who would like to see theforiginal text; but in this they will proba- bly uot be gratified, rales it should suddenly appear in the columns of the Heratp, Ishall put on the way # package, but not be answerable for its delivery, contain- ing the editorials of the Diario de la Marina, the vice re- gol mandate,and the finale thereof—but the beginning of what we shall see. The “Emancipedos"’ from 1885 are to be at once set at liberty, if they can be found aliv whom they please, and receive six do\lars per manth for the maley and four for females—one-third of which is to be stopped as a sinking fund, to be used for any purpose that | may consist with the romeat benevolence, or the particular warts of the commisioner of negro “affairs.” | itis earned for while to wait for freedom that they heve ne years. Aud such frsxiom—a compound of vation end stripes, according to iaw. it Lot been for the publication in the United Sta Of the sccret movements, we should have had the acjast @ other relevant sub- ects nut 50 the United States. Whes the tro 0 meet ics fel: iow atom, we aball ee8 the Emancipn os” being brought ir masters, desoen tants fol line of humapity; and not till then be found by ibe Caristianized tye: help in the ulterior plea of “emi- be wecting arms?’ of labor. y bai been ackuowledzed by Gane to per:ons who waited on his Exeeileroy, refs d ent upon the administrative a 1 se! *, lf they are to be honest, up to the bar by Peruela large ia- ion, In | snd give up, as | o t, the Emancipados who have been ragisto but who will bs fount cesd, end their shildcwn and grvenccbildren that have ro regi *y, and Ph'latelphia ad redemption for them this vice of In relation to the termioation of slavery in 1897, cf which Lord Howden never heard # word, it is unc d thet it is tobe kept out of sight | until’ progress is mace to some extent ia tha vo- | luntary emigration to labor in Cuban chaios, which is going to flow in from frien, as soon as the ‘‘ticings of great ean tingle in their ears, The Asiatics prove incepable of endurance of the toil put spon them, end they are not docile, while they have to regard for their own lives, when under ex- citercent, and handle their cane keives with a dangerous eace, not 60 effective upon the cany as it might be in | oth+r ways for ireedom from hai k-monsters, This order was published on tre birthday of the heir of the Spanish crown, in direst descent and may be the pre- cursor ¢f that which is to change fatally the complexion of 83 weilas Stet and social coadition. Tae big g os were let off three times in the course of the day— he very heavens wept over us, and it was chilly cold—that is, we had a slight northar to remiad us that Christmas was near, The ‘‘vice regal’ Lands were kissed —vithout court—instead of which we bad a grand parade and review, with all the blazonry of the military staff af the Captain General, which proved s very tolerable affair, epecially the thousand of militia cavalry, upon ihe Campo Mars, which looked rather fitibusierisn. They got perpetual border 2 out from the sockhoase and hospital, somewhere about halt between three and four thousand men, and perhaps twice » many of the mixed blood population were spec. the royal scone. It being the first parade day of 2 * great curiosity to see him, which attracted more people than I have seen trgether for sue cecasions since tue days of Concha. The even- ing wan filled with the uanal festivities, In preparation for the holidays, we bave no leisure for busines, which suits very well, #8 we have but little todo, In local crime, without borrowing from you cf the ‘neighbor lend,” we are getting on lirst rate~mo night Lego aM vers, and the rosd: the vicinity of Havava, Matanzas, and Cardenas, red their chevaliers of industry, who ‘stop aad tie without apprehension—bat we have’ promises that they will ba Santa Anananizec— bat whether that means to pay tribute to the government out of their pluader to or taste tho garrote, we are yet to laarn; for the last they have to be aught, and for'the first, paymouts are made facility—in Mexico—withou’ that {asonvenienos, There is no change to give in our markets since vices by, the Empire City, for New 0:1 activity in our products, and lerge arrivals of yours, in they areto work for | aot taro,” An thereare many sesside estates, all the alavers have to dois to land the Africans upon one of ‘them, let them remain there a short time, and then re- move them openly to the properties of their purchasers ‘The transfer will be le, end thus the African slave trade wi: flourish to ap «xtent never before heard of. Tuo English frigate Vestal has paid snother visit to this harbor, this week She hois' Spenish fla; ber masthead. on the Prinosss of Asturia’s birth. and saluted it with ty one gunsat noun. . ‘A singular desision has recent y deen giren here a the highest civil court in the island in the case of Drake & Co,, vs. Zangroney. The decision amouats to a declara- tion that the holder of a bill of exchange or acceptance iy bound to present it fur payment at any place where the acceptor chovees to deposit his money when he has al ready presented it at the place of basiness of ths accep- vor, where it was made payable, This case has been two years in litigation. 4 poor fe named Antonio Martinez, put an end to Lis existence a few days since, with a pistol, becauve the “lady of bis affections’ tread hie with leas atten- tion ‘than sbe did some other swain; whilst another, alto named Martinez, murdered an unfortunste woman pamed Dolores Interiaui, who had refused to marry him Ske had had $15,000 left her by @ former chere ami reamed White. This smount was the cause of Martinez Gesiring 10 become her husband. He had beeman old lover of poor Dolores, who, persisting in :etalniag her Uberty and her Collars, had her throat cut by” this m ter. A well known reaicent is, I hear, not to be found; ne has gone, it is stated, to Charleston. He obtained a prize of $75 000. few months ago. since which he has engaged in sundry speculations, which have not proved profitable, 1am told he is deeply in debt, aud i“ not now to be found. We are promised sn Italian Opera Company next month, the Max Maretzek compavy, with Steffanone and Bertucea as prima donne, and Arnoldi as te- nor They are not to have the Tacon theatre. Mercy knows, rome rational and edifying amusement is required in this city We hed a Mr. Lave‘er Lee, his wife. and three children, celebrated equilibrists, at the Tacon theatre, 3 few nights since : and the ordinary company it bas been performing there, with ome or two excep tions, are ¢ rable sticks ’? Cap ptain General als. is determined to carry matters Sina high band. He, I understand, bas declared he will suppress all the jour in the ish cept the Gaceta Uficial, after Ist January ensuiog; for all the pub- lic information there Papers contain, he ia welcoms to do 80, 5 far, at least, ax I am concerned, I suppose the next step will be the banishing of a’! the correpoadsats of the New York press, and that of otber cities in the United Stetes—that is, if he can Gnd us out. He may try his spy system as much as he pleases. The steamer Isabel is olf withia an hour, so I must conclude. @UALTERIO The Recent Murder in Elm Street. CORONER'S INVESTIGATION, AND VERDICT OF THB JORY--THE MURDERER STILL AT LARGE. Refore Coroner Gamble. ‘Yesterday the Coroner held the inquest on the body of William Heyer, at the New York Hospital, who was, on Mondey night last, knocked down in Flm street, near Pearl, from a blow on the head witha cart rung, inflicted, as supposed, by a yeung man named Jerry Fox, who fled immediately after making the assault, nor has he yet been arrested. Thé ipjureé man was takea tothe hospital, and died the | following morning trom the effects of s fracture of the skull. The following is the testimony taken, and the ver- dict of the jury, who held one of the parties engaged in ‘the affray as a party to the murder :— TESTIMONY. Elizabeth Bellman, sworn—Deceased boarded with me at No. 61 Duane street; he was at work all day, then took bis eupper, and after supper he went into the strect, and | was brought in about five minutes afterward ® doctor was sent for, who advised sept to the Hospital, whither he was sent. Henry Mencle, sworn—I am a clerk in the grocery stcre of Mr Fink, at the corner of Duane and Ela streets; abort | six o'clock on Monday evening I heard a disturbance ia | | the street and saw several men standing in the middle of | Elm street; tome mer came in and asked for liquor, aud fa boy said there was a fight in the street; William Fini- \ gan then came in and went out; shortly afterwards, « | man a Jerry, & cooper by trade, who hat his hands | wrapped in eome cloth, came ia and asked for a club, which I ¢14 not give him; he went cut and returred in a | few minutes after; at this ti saw them taking de- | ceased up staire; a boy told me the man with the sore | asd had atruck deceased an awful blow. |. George Alling, of No. 61 Dusne street, deposed that a female had come into the store and said that Finigan waa fighting with some Germans. | Augustus Decker, (a lad,) sworn, said—I live at 63 | Duane street; I heard that some of our bosr‘ers snd other men were Sghiirg in the rtreot; I went to the corner ot Em and Duane streets, and saw the man with his hand bound up, who said “if it were well, be would | Seht with his fiet;” Tsawa man lying on the sidewalk, who was afterwards taken up stairs: the man with a sore hand, in answer to 2 question I put, said “he wished he | (dece'ssed.) was killed,” he wanted’ to fight me for ask | ing the question. | nana Spinger, (a Jad ) Elm street; I saw Finigi | pal, atore, rom, faid—I reside at No. other man go into the nd get some tumblers, which they threw into the street; deceased at this time was lying on his | side, struggling; policeman Garaghty and another officer carried deceared up stairs; anotner cfflorr tried to dis poise the crowd, I sew a German rusning about-—he aid he hd been streok, Mergaret Patten, sworn—I reside at 28 Elm ptreet; I was walking with Finigen, sbout eight o'clock on the evening in question, near the corner of Laane aal Kim | streets; five men wer slarding at the eorasr, whea 029 of them insulted me; Firizan mace an observation about it; when one of them tried to trip him up; he then strack at the man, ard all the others eet apon him; two of thera took out their koiver and cut Finigan about the head: at this time I saw a man with @ sore hand coma up with a cert rung and hits man on the hea’; he then threw it down and ran off down Elm street; the man that was s'rnck fell to the pavement, and did not move, Dr. Aguew, of the New York Hospital, sworn said— Decessed was acmiited to the Hospital between nine an? tene’clock on the sight of the 36th fastant, wai died nt sight c’elook the fellowing morning, Thera was a fracture upon tke top of the skull, which forced the skull upon the brain. The irjaziés were the causo of death. The jury then returned the following VERDICT, That William Heyer camo to his death by a blow or blows inflicted by a person called Jerry For, during a riot in Kim street on the evering of the 28th inst, in which riot William Finnigan, and othersjuaknown to the jary, wers engaged. On tue rendition of the verdict, Finnigan was commited to prison to await the action of the Grand Jury; Henry Menéle was also committed as s witness. A warrant was issued for the arrest of Jerry Fox ; active measures will be taken to secure him TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. Stx—The report of the Sixth ward polies, ia the iano cont arrest of mysel and others, and giving me the name of & ‘ short boy,” is because there is « political feeling existing between the captain myself and others on ac- count of us being whigs, and that feeling ins:igatod them to report ag they did, as I was uot there at the time; and before tha coroner it was proved that the diffical y was the cause of rove Germans insulting @ respectable wo- man, Sad not s prostitnis, as the Sixth ward police re- port’ My name Eat not been called ia question by the coroner, ani it is hard ¢ st I should be arrested on pei- vate feeling. | hopa, as] am inaveont ofall euch charges, you wili publish this in sartlee to myself and friends.4 New. York, Dee, 98, 1853 OWEN GILLEN. Coroners’ Inquests. BuRxEp 70 DeaTH.—Ann Morrison, » woman of diasi- pated habits, who bas been frequently in the penitea- Tay. She was a resident of a hoare of ill-fame in Elm street. When she went to bed on Tuesday night she was grosrly intoxicated, wad left her lamp burning near Ser. By some means her elothes became ignited, and the ua- Dappy woman was severely burned, and she cied shortly afterwards. Coroner O'Donnell held an inquest upon her remains, and a verdict of death by barns was rendered by the jary. Deceased was a native of Ireland, and 24 years of age. Rexonxp Dearm ny ViotexcR.—A complaint was lo2ged et the Corcner’s office yesterday that a female who lived ‘in Sixth avenue, near Fiftecath street, had died‘ on the lst instant under suspicious circumstances. Her husband and s young woman resideat in the horse are said to be implicated. A doctor, who, it is said, had not keen the deceased for several weeks preceding her death, certificate upon which she was burie!. The the past few days, more than we want for th holidays, and they will come down. OBSERV aR. Havana, Des. 22, 1863. Progress of the Africantzation Scheme—Loyal Rejvicing-— 4 Royal Decree of Iaberation—The Amsrican Sailors— Another Slave Case—Love and Suicile—Curious Law De cision= Gogging of he Press—The Italian Opera. What say the quidnuse: at Washington and New York now, respecting the treaty to “‘Atricanize Cuba?’ [Have they perused Lord Howden’s letter to Mr. Cowdiu? 4nd is not that sufficient to satisfy them that no such treaty has been entered upos? If it be not, then what would satiefy them upon the subject ? Last Tuesday, 20th instint, was s great day here, being the birth( ay of the Princess of Asturias, the daughter of Iwate! the Second, of Spain. There was # grand review ofnearly ail the soldiers in the garrison, ani some militia from the country, I believe, by the Captaia General, Pe- cuela, Asa review, it was farcical, the men, who were well atlired, were drawn up along the Pasao de Isabel Segunda, ina crooked line, and the Captaia General snd his staff galloped at the top speed of their horses down the front of the line; the soldiers then marched off, very badly, to their barracks, There were sslutes fired at daybreak, midday, and at sunset; flags were displayed from all the public buildings, aad the church bells were rupg nearly all day long. By some few unfortunate slaves, the day will be keptin happy remen braace, for upon it there was @ proelamation issued,of which I will not trouble you with # transistion, which dec:sed that ell slaves imp rted between the years 1517 and 1836 should be set at Kberty—feclared to bs emancipados, there ave sald to be some fiveor nix thousand of these poor wretch- es: but ifs tythe of that number are set at liberty, it will bea wonder. The three Americen sailora have not been set at liberty, tr ad been hoped. These poor men await the declara- jion cf their innocence or guilt, The appearance of the home tqusdror in this harbor must bave te effect, I doubt not, of Lastening at least the proceedings of these T isy is wowarrantable, and as Judge impelled to return to the United States by the ery state of bis health, and we ha oly an acting Uorsul (Mr, Rokertson) now here, thore is, fear, rmall hopes of the release of thess men for # ma time, although no doubt is entertained of their innocence, ‘A cargo of Africans was landed on the south side of thir fsland sbont the 15th instant, and the that brought them was burned. The Captain Gene epeniea teh mee made aware of py is ri tnd “tua If the alae bad resched « plas'ation bo oot sotter, It is expected, will be investigated by the Coroner. XEW YORK COMMON COUNCIL. OFFICIAL. [ley Session, Boann or Aunornuxs, Deo. 2s, 1853. Prerent—Richard T. Compton, Keq., Prasident; Aldermon Moore, inley, Sturtevant, Onkley, Boyes, Barr, Tweed, Beieley, Francis, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Doherty, The minuses of the last esting were rend ond spproved. PRTITIONS. By Alderman Surrn—Petition of Abm. T, Brown and cthors, to be organized at Hydrant Co. No. 6. To Committes on Fire Department. Ty Alderman Bann—Petition of James Hogan and Uris to be organized as & hone company, to be Ioated i Eisth ward, to be called M7, Drounan Hfoee Company Now W. Granted. By the Paearnxnr—Petition of Tenac Van 0! to wandcaw his Lain to sell propsrty on War G By pices ston of tax of i “To Com: RES’ By Alderman Peck— Repairs and Supplies be, and h ‘and sp ita tions are Island. Chyna of C. C, tay for remis- ttes on Finan direoted to pre- for estimates as the Comp- Adopted. ot k 0 sie of the Comairsionee of Streets Lat the sum of $2,509, to take effect from dats. A pened on Fai ia Afizmative: Aldermen Moore, Ul 7; 8" Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisioy, "Francis; Smith 4 Peok—I2. ‘Tiemann, Denman and Dober- ty-4. By Alderman Dowgnry Resolved, That the Saperiotend- envi Ronde bo, and 7. allowed in addition to his Present salary, two hundred aad Atty dollars por yewe, for the use of a borse and wagon, ‘ho same to date from the time of bia ¢eking posgeaion of the office By Aldorman Suirn— Resolved, That she Commissionor of Repairs and Supplies bo, and he ia hereby, directed to have a 6 etek ;pepagsins aitached to the fire siarm bell on the City ts By Alderman Bant—-Reeolved, Thys the members of Hook and Ladder Company No. 1) bo ‘reinstated, in thy Fire De partment, they baying boen returned re quence of the lors of their annual return. by Alderman Dovxnry—Rosolved, That the M Gas Company be directed to oanse gas mai Brosdway, between Thirty-fourta Fitty-nioth Referees to Committee on Lam By Aloorman Connei ved, That tho Commissioner of Repairs and Supplier if horeby aihorized and dirseted 40 contract for & safe, to, be placed in the Collector of Asses mont’s R—Rosolved, That bof gs te By Alderman Ba of Streota bo, and hols hereby, dirested to veoet, Bayard to Walker, clestioe and requlated end 8 tin proper ord and the expense for tl to ‘be dedaot Frome opr ower who built he cower tn esta arenes, nue A. Referred REPORTS. Of Committee om Salaries and Offices—In favor of increns- ing pay ef beil ringers. Lost f6r want of « ¢: ae nal Yous: subsequently reconsidered, and laid ‘th artnet in favor of paying the ville of Bagine 23 and Howe Co. 3 dopted. vey issioner on nny aud suppl jes Im favor of al- ‘m of Mesers. Owen & Kottleman. Lost for want of & constitutional vote. tt as — Fire Departnent—Ee § favor of furnishing ‘Hoxe Co. No. 16 with a new carriage. Adopted. Saneenaanstn iemaeaeen Retolution—That Ludex Hose Co. 32 be alowed twenty-five men. To Commi De Report cf Committee on Roads—In favor of ing 1224 street, from Third to Fourth avenuee. Conourred in on a di- vision. vin. -— Affirm: Aldermen rege Mars . Sturtevant, Boyoo, Barr, on wacnaad Francis, iemann, Bard, Den- man, Corn 4. Report of Committee oa Roads—In favor of opening Minsty. secoud etrest, from Second to Fifth avenues. Conourred on a division, vis serene idermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant. Boyce, Tw fF is, ih, Tier |, Peck—Il. Repsr) of Committee on Fire Departueat—in favor of of- gonicice Persons as hose company, to be located in the vioi of Frankfort and Chiff streets. "To Committee on Fire D partment. Report of Committe imbursing Hose Co 18~-$30 for xen question being taken on concurrlag, fant ofa consti mal voto; sul Report of Committee on Streote—In favor of fohanging and improving the grede of First avenue, from 7! th to ‘Th rty-eighth stre.t, and Thirty reventh street, Delnes and Second avenues. To Committee on Streets, COMMUNICATIONS. From Commissioner of Repairs ard Bopclies —Relanve: to ‘Aitiag up reom for Council men. Award of contract cenfirm: ‘rom the partment. rom the ssame—Witn estimate 10,000 ieet of nose tor the use of of ocntraot confirmed, EPORTS RESUMED. Of Committee on Wharvos, 40.—On comacuniesiija of the Street Ccmmissioner relat: to bulkhead at 13let street, North river. Adopted. Of Committee om Police—To concur ’ pay modioal bills of Drv. bark, Morris and Dwight. Ad tir same Committve—In favor of agin Pemadteal bills of Drs. Rigge, Quackenbos. Blakeman, Mo. ‘agit, Koseniniller, bra ‘Tuttle, Van Lier, Booracm, Curtisand Colby. Adopt “Of Conmittes on Lamps and Gas—In favor of confirmin: ayerd ot contract to Kingsland & Sutkon, for 3,00 gallons o o opt Of Special Commiite Adoptad en a division, viz.: ‘Afirmative—Alermen Moore, Haley, Eturtovant, Boyce, Tweed, Brieley, Francis, Smith, Tiemann, Bard, Denman, eck—I2, Ot Coximitteo on Lamps and Gas—To concur to light 117th street, from Scoond to Fourth evenues Conourrod in, Communication from the Commissioner of Streote and Lawpe,with o.timates for cups sud tubes for said department, Laid on the table Of Committee on Lamps and Gas—To concur to light ave- to Twenty-fourth streets, Concur- Bue A, from Houston to Ot same Cemmitioo—To coneur to light Thicty, goventh etrect between Fourth and Fitth avenues, with gas. oa vhe table, Of same Commit'ee—To concur to Hehe Eighty ejghth stroe a Fire Devarinet— aire ‘tract for 0 Fire Department. Award Relative to extending Park place. pir eat thand between ‘Third 108, with oil. Laid on the table, On motion the board here took recess of one hour, Boarp oy Ai ERMEN, ‘Wedn 98 25 Prosont—Jon than Trotier, Es: in the chair; Assistant Aldermen Brown. Fait. Vastu O'Brien, Maybes: Breaden, King, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, MoGown, Stewart en, Wheelan, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, McConkey. RESOLUTION! By Aeceiany Alderman Rino—Pri oe the building of Engine Company No. street, is £ a Sohorue condition, ‘with Rroposal be advertised to place a mew house on said lot, jopted. By Astisiant Alderman Weris—Reeolution, t2 refand to Brodsrick Engine Company No, 3, Adepted by the followieg vote : Affirmative—The Pri t, Morera. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt. O’Brien, Maybee, Brtedens "Ring, Wells, Hont, Bouton, McGown pulet) Wheelan, Rogers, Crawford, O’Koefe, and McConke. ‘alderman Wuretan—That curb and gutter ‘Thirty-fret and Thirty-second streets, be- d and Third avenues, and sidewalks fagged four To Committee on Btreets feet wide. 8. By Assistant Alderman Caawrornp—That et tt Com- pany No. 7 be allowed ten additional men. Adopted. REPORTS. Of Committsc om Roads—In favor of setting curb and gut- ter, fogging sidewalks, and laying crosswalks in Fifty fourth street, betwoon Seventh and Rixhth avenuos. Adopted by the following vote: Affirmative—The Pri O'Brien, Mayon, ow dent, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, ei Rig, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, Mc- mn, Stewart, Wheelan, Rogsre, Crawierd, O'Keofo and MeCenweye ts ‘Of Cominittec on Fire Departmont—To oonont to pay bills ineurred by Hove Co, No. 4, in repairing thelr houso; te eo our to build a second class cagine for company No, 57. Both adopted, each by the following vote: Adirmative The President, Moeers. Brown, Tait Mabbatt, Maybee Greadon, Ring, Wells Hant, Bouton, Mo: wart, Wheelan, Rogers, Crawford, u’Keofe' and SeConkey ts Of Committee on Roads—In favor of opening Ninth avenue, from Bloomingdale road to 125th street. Adopted. Of C e@ ch Assessments—In relation to apportion- ent for paving Eleventh avenue, from Forty- tight street; in favor of confirming the fol- lowing assessment li Isaac Edwards col- lector therefor, viz. wer in First stroct, from avenne A to ce through the Bow: ery to ncar Secon | street; fer legging epace four fet wide on west sidewalk ot First avenue, between Twenty-sighth and Twenty-ninth atreete; for tagging s space four wide on rerth sidewalk of Fourteenth street, between Second and Third avenues. All adopted, each by the foltowing vove:— Aflirmative—Tho President, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mab- batt, O'Brien, Ma; Breaden, Ring. Wolls, Hant, Boutoa, MoGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Rogers, Crawiord, O'Keefe and MeConkcy—18, COMMUNICATION. From the Prosident and Seorctary of e meeting of represen: tatives of Fire Department. stating that Sohn F; Harding was elected a Fire War ‘eu, in place of Wm. T. Cromwell, uct qualified. Confirmed. EPORT. Cf Committeo on Streets—in tavor of soncurring to grant permission to Jataes Murphy and others, to construct a rail- yoad through the N Venue sad «ther streets, nobwith standing the objections of hie Honor the Mayor. Adopted by the following vote: ~ Tait, Mabbatt, O’Briin, Afirmative—Messrs. Brown, Wells, Bouton, MeGown, Stawsr’, W! heelan, Rogers, Craw ord, O'Keefe, and MeCcnkey—I5. Negative—The President, Xisistant Aldermen Maybec and Hum—3. RESOLUTION, Preferred against Fire Department, |, by their counsel, Tsid on the t-blo. time to be fixed for thi FROM BOA RMEN, Report—To iner: ney of the Copyfmg Clork {a the Street Commiesion onourred in by the following vote: £firmative—Mossrs. Brown, Tait, Mabbat, O'Brien, May- hee, Breaten, Ring, Wells, Bouton, McGown, Ste wart, Wheelan, Rogere, Crawford, ‘O' Ree e, and McC coy—16, Nepative— The Presiden} and Atisiant Aldermen Ilant. Report—In favor ef paying Garret Hf. Stryker and E. De- Infield Smith each }, for counsel fees in the Nineteenth ward eloction ene, Coneurred in hy the following vote:— iirmative—The Frosident, Mossts. Brown, Tait, Mabbett, rien, Maybee, Broaden. King, Well Hunt, Bouton, Mo- Gown, Stewart, Whelan, Rogers, Crawtord. O'Keofo,’ and Conkey—18. Report—In favor ofextending Albany street throngh to Bre edway. To Committee on Streote Keport—In favor ot remitting tine of $100 against Charles z Smith, for vielating city ordinance. To Committee on inance. Report—In favor of increasing the salsries of clerks in the «flee of eg f Croton water rents. Consurred in by the fellow Atirma frown, Tait, Mabbait, O’Brien, May- Breaden. Kin, Wells, Hunt, Bouton, MoGe wn, ‘Staw srt, Whelan, Rogers, Grawf rd, O’Keofe, and MoConkey—17. Negativo—The President—1. Report in favor of indemaitying George White acsinst damage. Concurred in by th lowing vote :— Aiematwveths Presidens. Mossca, "Browa, als, Mah- batt, O'Brien, Mayboe, Breeden, Ring, Wells, Hant, Bouto MeGown, Stewart, Whelan, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keote, au warding contract fur the erection of Fira. men’s “Bal, and appropriating Sil tt! ‘or. Conourred in by tho following vote :— Affirmative—The Prosidint, a Brown, Tait. Mab- , ©’ Brien, Waybee, Broa: Wells, Hunt, Bouton, MoGow7, Stewart, Wheelan, mosey, Ueaytorls U' Keele, an McConkey: Rerolution— Aw: contract for building © one siory toa building for Catherine market, and appropriating $4,470 therefor. Concuired in by the follwing vote Affirms ive—The Presidont, Messrs. Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, O'brien, Maybee, Bresden,' Ring, Wells, “Hunt, Bouton, NeGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Rogers, Crawford, O'Keefe, and MoCozkes—I8, Report—In favor of refunding eum on petition of Johm Turner, Concurre v pfirmativeThe Presi batt, O'Brien, Mayhee, I .R MoGown, Stewart, Wheelan, Rogers, MeUookey—I8, sid on assessment, in by the following nt, Mossri me gy Tait, Mab- Report In favor of inoressing the pay of hydrant inspeo- tors to $2per day. Concurro! ig by the following va Afirmative—The Proaid Brown, ‘ait. Mab- batt. O'Bron, Maybeo, Br ng, Wells, Hant, Bouton, Crawford, U'’ Keefe, and Btowsrt, Whe»! 18. n favor of extending the Bowery to Franklin d im by the following vote: Tait, Mabbatt, O'Brien, Maybee, Breaden, Hunt, Bouton, M kn Wheelsa, Ry Crawford, O'Keefe, ey—17. ad The. Board then adjovraed to Thursday afternoon, at six o’olock, Frem the minutes. 4. A. TOWLE, Deputy Clerk. _ Jersey City News. Fink —A dwelling house at Claremont, ten miles from Jersey City ferry, and bi longing to Mr. E. C. Bramhall, was Cestroyed by fire on Saturday last at lo’clock. It wee uneceupied, and a fire was made in the back kitchen for ome use, frem which it probably communicated. Mr. B. resides in another house, @ short distance from where this building stood. It was insured in the Merchants’ Company of this city, for $100, Lona about $2,500, ES RS ET ED MARITIME INTELLIGENCE ALMANAO FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. OUN Rime, 7 26 | Moon muare, 6 52 SON RIKER , 439 | man watm, 736 Port of New York, December 26, 1853, — sk Savannah, 8 L Mitebill, leston, Bpofford, Tileston & ‘Ship Antarctic, Stouffer, Liverpool, Zercan & 20, Ship Albion (Br), Barolay, Wy Cite ie, | Deas & Co. Ehip Caaclo'te heed, Elwel’: Haveoy JW 1 & Co. Snip Guttenberg (Hiam),” Visser, Hem bute, Schmidt & Bal- hs par Br), Cochran. Gi w TL ADR DoWolf. an (new), Lele th Kinase. C&E ue ied Brig Bonita Storer, San 4 M Freeman & Co. ‘orfolk, Sturges, Cloarman & Co , Layfield, Baltimoro, Parker Yoln ARRIVED. , M" Steamer Leoust Poin Coal Company. Bhip Yorkto kr), Moyer, Gondon, and Portsmouth Nov 16, with w ri , aseun 4 Grinnell, Mintern & Co. Nov! 18, Int ¢ io gh moe yorert ship Kalhay, hones for Lo: Ly 1b. in Staachi aie mat wy ovesboard 1 39 15, vida "ion ship Ocean Queen, 1th Int & 2, exshanged peed Gallet sre Eee Sort bad lent ) je for sre einen mf elated Seek, wr mike en wise eibon round ASG: SRE Bennet eee acct es i BSE SE SSA EDGES a AS TSE SERS eT DCT PSR NO eS ESD) it 30 foes above pode deck; floated ned ber bal- ei | are im good condition; ba iy SSindoued buts Washingt ‘ fae Behr BW Brown, ‘dulse Wits! oh we, Hlevesm, Georgerswns Bote Carsline Hall, ie sta mess ere deal obr Caroline Ons ia aay, Sobr L 8 Kelley, Jordan, Calais, 12 BELOW. wi ‘k Eagle, from Bristol, &, with railroad irom, to H &T (By Sanpy Higox Maeneria semenares J n HiGHLANps, Dee 23-8 nchor in the bay. Two brige oun Weather forty. One ship and one brig av Qeuth of the Highlant Wind light from W. Memoranda. Wrecking sohr Relampago wat sold by auction at Key West ‘19th inst, * Bowne & Curry, for $1,61 Telegraphic Marine Reports. PHILADELPHIA, Doo 25, Below—BShip Wales, from Liverpool. CuaRiusron, D ived— 26 Arri NY¥ork; 27th, arate lan, de for Chi Also airivee—; teamanips Marion,” ad Benj Franklin, N York. New Onveans Deo 26. Arrived—Shin Hound, and Hemisphere, Now York: bark rah Park, Bangor; brig Grampus’ Boston; sohr Stophen Tabor, NYork Arrived—Darks Tyringham NYork; brigs Russian, New York;,May Queen, dolphis.. Doe 23, hia; ia Herald Marine Correspondeness Pritapecrnia, Deo 23—4 PM, guike, torte Ti Wales, Lombard, pool; Tropic Bird, Foulke, Turks I land Power, vans. ate, Hardie, Savannah; pas EE ‘sy, y, Clark Era, Chi ton; J 8 Curtis, Kisley, New Haven; Milvill Portiand. Disasters. S1uP Puenrx, of Boston, from Glouce: pen & at Bedhead which pnt into Queenstown demoed, and to be scld 17th inst, was ae tons, formerly a Sag Harbor wht for $6,600. of which $3,000 is at tae Hope, er "32,500 at the ‘Tremont Mutual office. Barx Juntara, of Yarmouth, Me, from Shields for Bos- ton, whith got ashore onthe Long Saud amd taken to Lon- don, bas been thoroughly repaired, and was to haul into West India docks, 13th inst to reload. Tho repairs, with rigging, £0, fill sound to £1,200, but the oa) vain estimates the en ol upon hor to be about £2 ‘ne claims of a salvore have re been natast They are to ee one-third r anes iy ip and cargo w! ke into the a trea oy Mr. Reeves for t! the rteam he Re. charges are se'be deduor the cost of its disch br docucted from ti ship and cargo will Barx H SBrapuay rei obr Henr; to ook, saving what th £0. 7 Wolf would retten ie the wreck for another lond, Capt Virden, of th Floan, was alto saving & porticn of 0 will be saved in a ‘Walker has sontracted with the a fave the oargo and bull. Barx Manowna, wrooked on Diamond Shoal, was veasel of 489 ton: ‘& cargo of 131) bales aotton, bbls molasees. The cotton was insured in Boston for of which $23,000 at the Merchants’, National and Neptun Barx Jura, of Cob Dourne, was sold for £432, including #: Barx Vesta (ot Bath), Winslow, 23 for Boston, before re orted towed into a came anchor night of 234 ‘ther, and the wind blowing heavy. Gt and con- tinued to drag until next morning, when the captain, judg- ing her to be close to Tom's Shoals, cut away her mainmast, wiich brought her up, and she was towed into port as Stated. She aleo lost anchors id chains, and mizen tep- maet. Steamer RB Forbes left about midnight for Hagar- town, to tow tho Vesta to Boston. Banx Oax, at Boston from Philadelphia, anchored night of 25th near the Harding Rocks, both anchors and kodge + dayli Hay dragged a much that Captais, Ryder Hi when tho steamer x B or towed her to Boston. The park Chliged to alip frogs Her cabios, but her mnahore will be recovered, Bank Hupson, 200 ,000, ‘and $14,000 each at’ the before reported burnt at Mel- 3, Hees chore. from Havana Own, om Norfolk for Rio Janciro, which was hore near Old Point, bas been got off without much injary and at trifling expense, and would proceed on her voyage. Bric Lrowrce, at Philadelphia, 4) days from Cleatuogoa, experianced a avecession of heavy fi es for thirty days, the sekal Siuves taking & complet Groseh ever bee: caizied away bulwarks, eplit sails, and damaged standing rigging. Bric Wervmrxa, from Savannah for NYork, put into Norfolk 24:h inet, leaking from the planks of the transon starting; would be repaired immediately, without discharging cargo. Br Bric Bensvna, where bound not stated, was taken into Norfolk 26th i complete wreck; mai ging, anchorr and chi cing nll gone. It is 8 would be condemned and sold; there claim ‘oa her for salvage. Brie Orave, from Jacksonville for NYork, folk 2ith, leaky, aud otherwise damaged, Brig Parnick Henny, ashore at Lowes, Del, remained hard on at Iaet accounts, but without any charge for the worse in her position. Br Brio Manire, ashore at Eastham, was sold by auc- Vion, 20th inst, to Mr Alex Kenriok, tor $709, Enig Wo M Rocrns, which was ashore at Holmes’ Hole, came off morning of 25th, without damage. Bria Mansa, Ingraham. from Matanaas, vis Wilmington, NG, for Providence, in going into tne harbor 27th, was struck by @ honvy equal, Which drove, hee ashore nest, Gardner's wharf, Bristol; ed tight, and would probably ‘ome off without damage, vatver being lightened of her eargo, Br Brio Vioron (of St John, NB), Spates, from Turks Islanés for New York, was dismasted ina gale 2th ult, off nd, and cn tho 27th wes fallen in with in Caioos aking badly, by brig Catheriae & Mary, tom Port who took off the captain and crow and landed them at Holmes’ Hole. Bric CaTuunine & Many, ashore at Holmes’ Hole, from y weather; came nosr goin {night of 234 anchoee nd dracged ashore on tho cast side of the harbor; is tignt, will have to discharge cargo (336 bage coffee and 150 tons logwood) before getting off, Sho was expeoted to come off the next high water. Brio Jou Roaysss, from Now Orloans for Taps, detord reported at Key West in distross, experienced vory hoary weather ir the bay on thesth tl, and 10th; lost sails, ohan- Ashors on W inthe NW nel belts gave way, sprung sleak, and xot being able to reach s tor Key UC where she received a tempo 14th, but returned to port the Tasapa boro awa rary reyair, and left ont me evening, looking worse than ide the et Na wee L_ Day, m? boare that vessel, bound to Tampa. The JR. has besn bo tnt ond cavlved in hur bottoms Sho weuld return to Tamya the next week. tig ba PI 1 lew Orloans, Bric Lixpex, Rowe, from omen eee war tage te epo it inte Key Wi Ter redekine of tae o th atest clean bresoh Cet} the hurricane of the 9th; the her, ewrering doors, filing t] deck load. V bail her with will Bot ralsohor; Brig ATLANtic ich \ ut into Ke ‘est in distress 6 Tnote! me dota esven‘ouon venvel and catgo wore 91,42) 6b 4 for New York, which put ith om pleted her repairs and stoned her voyage isth inet. ‘Her total expenses wore A HR Isanen.a, where from or bound. not stated, laden with merchandisd, went ashore near Fishing Crock 25th inst; crew saved. An Eastern Sonn. a avant lies sunk on Crow's Shoal, near Cape Lele hands supposed to be lost, A vousel was observed off thes ape, morning of 25th, bottom ‘up; avd the body of a sailor hi ashore. Scour “ Sern fro a Curacoa, with 5,000 bushols of salt wae st Norfoli 20th inst, with lo head of foremast an sails torn. ‘The mast would be posted, aad she would pro- coed unless the cargo was ordered to be sold thore. Sour Gen dda from Port Walthall for Baltimore, ox- rienced heavy her in Chosapes ve Bay 234, Into Norfolk Dit, wvith ios of w hor and ob: Sour Joun ©. Carnoun (of B: ble) Alexandris for Boston, with a cargo of wi gale of th nea Tmasts to prevent going ashore tall and spars drifved ashore, and will probably. be anv She was towed into Holmes’s Hole 20h by sche Abby B, Sour WW Wyer, ashore at Holmes’ Hole, full of water, and broke amide! 0 is being discharged ina ds maxed e bly a be total oston, Lost 10th inst, off Sb Bi: in which the Te euttor ins condition at to the southward ij Savi ; truck upon something which Sunken weeok, when, for the preseivatuon of their lives, the officers and crew took to their if: masanke, Bie. sctivea mately . Thayer reached Savanaaa. -r,") (nothing farther) is reported aia been towed into Norfolk by ths Baltimore pilosw. Opne may probably turn out to be the wreck of the brig J C Fremon: Of Boston, abandoned last Octobor on har passage from Jack: ‘onville to this city. four Mar RNA (three masted—somet! bark) was hove off the beach at Lewes, Dol, 25th inst, b lightoning her of thodcck load which had not been washei off, But 1000 foot of lumber wae saved from the dock load. Svrrosen Wreck Captain Chase, resitent on Jowsll’s Island, below Pertland, has recently picked up somo articles ‘which load to the belief that some vessel was wrec There inh inet. He hen since picked np on Green Toland « pair of patent Jenthorshves, # striped ‘calloo shirts snd & teens. pair of mittens. Winiidaes, as on Claxton, at San Frat eisoo 24th os hi at St Simone, from wh: “Scnr Fremow 68 called & 400 op, Cay mtg Au ta, $a) karybe on board, for a r ae ched pret io Cape " Verds, Nov 20, bark Seaflower, Oe Vin Oot 2, tobe Antarotie, Snow, of Province: town, 200 bi Spoken, Ship Patrick Henry, trom London for NYork, Doo 3, lat aft Eliza Mallory, from New York for New Orleans, Deo steel act A 5, was pasied Deo oF Int 26 10 lon 63 20, under jury masts, with foremast, maiamart, and bowsprit one, showin, Li al with red border, and white lot. pent no! ot m make o ye nam: eed euler ee black, with a whi A, house cn dock painted white; would probably ‘sh Them Orie spoleon leon, Se from Matanzas of and for Portland, Does tat 8's, lon Brig Gen ‘Tayler,, bound 8, Doo 23, 25 miles south of Caps Tienlopen. Schr Poconceket, from Mi Ile for Bostan, Deo 58 13, Lon 76, short of provisions; aes port. Care Vernet Bue Trae Doo 19, brine Bilon Heyden, Mutoh, He is in, Wilinin, for Ni Grenasra: —No Am a vessel in pert ‘Deo 4 Wind E. Guassow—In yet Deo 13. a. if] Roboni hag ng ‘Un Feryne ran 0, for N Yor" %, ldq; Inlen ( ri ‘ee ville, do ‘ 3 put into Nor Tie O18 16 Ot 16, brig Planet, Ry- (3), Burton, for Bevin, do Et greece | BUTARA (Ouba)—B14 Doo 10, brig Amerion, Skelteld, HURe--Age Dae 8, ship Groat Britain, Stod Pins ry un nee yfoe Nfeeky i mae wad auahinaiees. Cabe- ; c Geo BE Mereer Bee, aaa iieinle Empire ie minted Rita’ fon G Gardner, Ni Law ner, Newoo Inano C Clark, Gu forniny West. Bristol beset hese California, We fon ; wones Cl @, Stinson, Charleston ; pales, Khe nats latinie, Thi NYorks sehr ‘Midas jeans; Bilictt, is Matanzas; 20th, Henry, IOrfiaas, dhe W. J arthur, rig J Harris, Boi enas, (Several of have yn reported sld some Live: Al Cr Lonnox—Kntd inwas Racer, hae. ia port 12h, shi, fe, Matl 20h; Prospero, (of Mecklenburg), Beselin, do; bark Bruaeste, pigenaties HORN—In pork Dec 3. bark Griff ae S14 34 ts at, bark Chilton, Pennell Mary H ML Tol Mes Pha ese Dee 2, bark a R te cae? bene for NYork few ly Am vessel. sid 161 field, Hodgd ~ "phtivaen iphia, (before eeportet for N York); no date, Smyrna, th alt, Chatham,” Hardy, Boston; 0. eLHOURWE—Sld Sopt | a, Te Es te ‘Deo | Jeterai Wood Shonen & Pont Giascow—In port Wi for Bavaunob, Ig; Ronbelna, Soot), sug Marcie ene ob Te, do. Pauensio—in por) Dest, a Anonime, (Slo) Atsolen, for Boston soon Mary, Gill Gilley eile, are 2308 ut; mm Venio rill, (Blo) fot dosoom; Brix Keainls AST 1, barks Mutaw, Eldridge, Baitio ‘NYork,'7th inst, brig’ David "an ‘Ryden, ce—In port Nov rs bark Chas B brig frances Jane, Piumer, ust arc from Wilmington (with loss deck load lumber; ervizan, Burdett, dig; schrs Gordon, Coombs, for Boston, ay Pi oaoe TM Mayhew, Long, uno; and others before re- vA do 27th, brig Kornizan, Burdot, from and for Bosten. Rorrenpam—{n port Deo 7, Hamburg brig Herting, from and for NYork lig. EuANGAE—Sid Sept 22, ship irre, 2% London. SavRNA—No Am vessel in port “pet Sidiaoh, Hyder, M Yorks BOL * Stambout, ee Fons, NB—Are Deo J6, beige Kendall, Cathein, Savaite Antelope, ct NYork; 20th, for Boston, Port av Pri Harper, from Philadelphia, dive) wit it wwelope, Hol Yorks 20th, park ann ioe Bo joxaudria; y Fitegorald” Pihsdatp thes Henry ‘Dua aba (Br), Pui Savannah. Cld is avis, ae Photon, Spooner, for Liverpool about drat prePu'en—Cid Deo 15, brig Emily Dodge, Haskell, Bae. wieevacSld Deo 12,bark Averon, Ray, NYork; brig Mag- tolloise Sherman, do; 14th, bark @ W tortoa, Ulime, d8i 15th, sebr J W Lindsay, Sypvay, NSW Are A bi ships York, MoKend Honolulu; 18th, Versailles, flaridge, Boston, (May Dr Tartar, Madigab, San Francisco. Br Nazaine—Arr Deo 7, ThosTrowbridge, Pookner TesTE—AGF Deo 4, hip Robe Patios, Purlingtoss He: wipap (Cuba)—Arr Deo 11, brige Marshal Ney, Mth, Demerara Morithow, Bown Le ead Towne, Providence vis Si Heleum,_ Sid ti, 84 Simon's Bay: 25h, bark Ocoan Ware,Atohisy Yarmourn, N Deo 10, b nce; sche Orbit, Cana, do. wth LTIMORB—Arr Deo 26a 27, bark x Bimund Dy pe tow 9 on; Emeline, Watts, M sehre OG Paretley, ‘Vanguitdor NOslounsed ti 24 ds—ox} vey ed henry log ve pay of Radon, NYorks: Motcon turk Christy. Warcham; Wm Pena, Fits: er i san Bias; oases sation Kellogg, New York. Cla ship tame, Magoun, St Catharines and s mar: Factos cane, Havans; schrs Harriet Fuller, Bibb land, d, Mo; Sarah Blizabeth, Phillips, Boston; John W Dodge, BOSTON—Arr Deo 2, brig Lilian, Hatch, Charleston, via Holmes's bre CW Dyer, Gebb, Tangier: WP Phil- live Water Mehd ‘Alexandria’ Watthows, PElndalphix; zi, aks V Ryder, Charl ro wincetswas a Ryder, Fplisdelpnies Haga FA Goodwin, Carl » Tedopeadeuce, Choate,” Valparaise? lodxdon, Sicily; ‘brig Predetia, Baker, a3 i schre Marion & Gordon, Jacksons iN, ba on Vid iT Radiant; brige Abeona,’ Lucy hr Wolls; 27¢l awmut; bark Marcia Th Ronde, ship Welaeet, “having gone below ott Hartke VSSRISTOL-—Art Deo Bi, bel Jagraham, ‘Matansas, via, UpGy ‘ton. NC, for 1 rertdeea a isasters. CHARLESTON—Arr Deo: 28, bark Massachu Havre: te is Mary einen Walker, NYork ‘Trolle, Har! stoam shi Olle, Hath team vi) (Brom), N 01; 25th, steamuhip Ie hip Grotto, Stuart, , schrs Dart (is, Mon i Peet (Be), tm Nonito Narcissa, P: Matai Grotto: ketoh Biothere, Carver NYork, woh Spoedi at ‘ARISCOTIA—Sid Deo 20, ships Northern Boll 1,200 tons), NOrleans; Flying Soud, (new al 11D tons), Cox, fox, NYorl ete : poet LL RLY. Eh Are “Doo 2%, echrs Ava Smith, Gardner, Rondout; 20a, MC Doris Jaen, Alexsadria; slog Louisa, Bennelt, NYork. Sid 25t R Baker, erson, Norfolk; 26h, 3 A oun J NYork; tia Greene, Hawkins, do, ¥rem below 20h, sone Iram Sm Alexancria, LORGETOWN, SC—Cld Deo 21, Sea Bird, Harman, “4 OLMES’S HOLE—Arr Deo 23, PM, brigs William M. Skinner, f om Antonio, Gape Verd Is Velasco, Cousins, Beatin; Water Witeb, Picape Governor, Dodge, G town, Bo, , Wilmington, tor do; Lead Daher! Crowetls Norfolk fer as Lagrange, Fre, do for Camden. Keturned sohrs Holons, Telegrapa, Citizen, arr 2, bark Elizabeth, Strout, Matanzas Sth inst, for Boston, had heay: brigs Clio, Guptilf, Savanush for do; dojechra Leo, suow, Juomel 25eh ule fordo: Ni ill, Alexa: dria for do; Gleaview, Parvridee, a3 weather, lost fore topmast and jinpoems Nichol Wood wall, poe Wilmington, re au Pine’ 1» for do; Catharine and Mary, Coombs, 2a ‘ult for Boston, es Arr 20th, barka Corinthian, Edgecomb, Matansas ist inet, for By jon; Kepler, Wilson, NO: leans for Boston; Maryland, Wavis, Galtimore for Boston; schce Capt Joha, Tinker, Jack: yonvilio for do; Joun G Faxon, Parsons, George 0, for do; St Leen, ‘Chase, Wilmington, NC, or oy ‘Soa Mark, ‘Alekendria tor do; Willa, Molane, Philadel pis Franklin. Thomas, Wolcott, Boers, otk tor ds; Aurora; Wil lame, do for Danvecs; x Proutscetown; Caroline Richards, Pom Toy. a for Boston; Harrie Portland, Bld schrsC W Dyer, G W Lewis, MW Bot Coral, H Franklin, Black Squall, Com Kearney, Atlantic, Ushers La Grange, and Wolcett. Arr ioth, bark Nashua, Flinn, Philadelphia for brigs Oleron, Pendleton, Waldob: r0 Eben Sawyer’ ea Hillior, NY6rk for Portsmoutl inaton, NU, for Boston; Mount Vernon, Matthews, Jacksonville tor do; Ina, Lancoy, Baltimore for do; Philielt phis, Thompson, Jacksonville vis Savannah for Boston; Olea ua, Gariand, Wilmiagton, NC, for Bath; Novis, Thompeou, gnd Kates, ine on Baltimore for, dos California, Gamaga, comico Miver for Portland; Ab rowell, sche John C Calhoun, (of Barnstable) Seo Digater aaa ld barks EK izabeih Mar ian brie Velasco, at ch; aohre Profit, 0, Kiohagd, Bulle SK Randall,’ Mount Vernon (Collansen™ ae EE vind Ris aii rales Paks Lazoo, © wita rain, barks Leroo, Corint Itavallay Lucy Watt ‘Catharine . Pints; schrs Kate Hol- Tuonter, ‘Leo, dea view, Woudwell, tos Mack, Capt eta Mall sWiltian Tinker, C ries, a ich awy tthowe), tea, Thitadelpie Olsens, Novis, "Galt. Beit Wt See Bae aes, we co —Arr Deo 8, #0 W. ih be for _ Brazot ss) Jol ehaton fs ‘ st] ri rr] ith pong PEtatelnate en “ii a Di here tisdeme ve, sobr Huseas oker, New York; 2iat Al reapigehe ite et mae tee Liveepool, with oe ts Vofore reported-—would repair astroail as scone possible: 4, sehr Elizabeth, Williams, N York. at lantio, King, Now Utleans; I3th, Eliz, Cbs); 19th Ratus Soule. Ne porary repairs, well, hence for 8 Marks, passed th the NW’ Pase Tips she tande the tus te the Hivie in the We in three days. MUBILEArr Doc 19, brig Rollerson, Crowell, NYork: th, chips Roger Ste «art, Skoliield, tt Bandgnaid (aos : Liverpool Cid 19th, brig Matild’s (Sp), Balas, 2uth, orig Elen, pfiubbard, Baltimore, ist, barks W ii NYor 8 Gourlas FEET, Ad'barks Rolla, Jarvies Arr Sleeper, Bot aes mn, Hay bd Ulm °YARBLENEAD—814 Deo 2, sobe Indicator, ( yw, Te Wee Gregory, NYork. W ORLEANS— Art Deo 19, P M. ships International, Brown, BE Thomas 13 days; Wests 0 Uo W Dodge, Friend, Nasi ae Beis Ww (Bi hr’ fe Fetscen ie OF Lith, sbipe Favorite, Ferriere, ‘Algodoners, bei Ate Is, sobr Star. “arr 20h AM, (hip Souter Zonny, Small. Norfolk, Vas Presas, Tampico 8 days; sohe brie Prospera. Alionss (sex), Kelly, from Jacksom- tained other K—Arr D ville Fis, bound to NYork, put in damages; Wotumpke, Johhvon, 8 = ef, (Gr). Sims, Naess: Pipes NY ORLOL 4 bigs 0 rity ‘Ovawe, ed Jobe Ferdlacd: “Clu brig? mdanands iets ‘ohre ohn, Ferdiand. rig Edmund, : Howard, Wood, and Mary Harvey’ Jones” Windies, wit Hamptcn Ronde ship Remp, Lid days irom Callao, with muano bound to Balti (i from Hampton Koads 234, brig Prancisoo, for Nienea- ea ental “tn port Deo 26, 7% AM, bark Ass Fish, Woite, from Providence for Apilachi Edgerly, do for Wilmington, NC Pah lo fe Hof main boom)? Mishard Borde: teas hall atresia Beluinore; ram Pulte ds fen aies Grin; ary, Sraith,, fgom Virginia for Portiand; Buphemia, w York for Bost Baker, Jr, from Fall River for Norfolk; Me- {fom Bas ch for Now London; Warren, of Rookiand; Hand, from, Providence 9 for NYork; Taylor Small, KB Smith, of io hatham; Gon Taylor, from, ere. wn hie for Bost and ashore on the © boon got of withead 26, ache Saeuh, York. Sg ‘ate Dee 1), bark Batak B ifale, Crowily yp, Re: DELPHIA—Cld Deo 27, bark Paox, Wilkins, 1, OVIDENCE—Arr Doo 25, sohts F Tyler, ein 26th, George & °4 a Pecan th, a New Baltimor nar, 180, Rondout. Tahden aibry snprered. the Benj Brows sloop Pointer, Fowlor, from NYork. Sb Haokley, Harvey, Norfolk; Williameby irq. brik 0 Condovi, Arthur dtavanag nd, Baltimor Fremont, ie Provinee- " dolow » fro y Bore feel Nyon for Franny cl beh 1, Sole et Barty, I Listieloha, 1» Sylvan. eee emer, Nichole, Ma- ‘ark Brot’ : Cle a. f20 Wort re fe sohve wit sone nohan trea, ple NVerke Sua St Join, NB. Art at Ut “aie woes ney Hat ,