The New York Herald Newspaper, January 17, 1854, Page 8

Distriet Attorney hare recent ang Dictsipt Alterman hens mrornlip nmnactate wedtite es |"? | utterly siete the health and well being of the | cu 2 therefore— Stated fesston of Board of Aldermen — | “ji!*8%i int sho Commioaionor of Repairs and Saprtisa | UFFICIAL. | bo. and he is herob ‘ us Hiei A eg otory eee | D. MT }) i Wepre ¢ Fo jouse, and pu! Mownay. Jan. 16, 1854. | boilding knot a ane Renseninen i} MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS, Paite mates ime ae yell ranet the rant Browe, Wil " fia, Woivard od } ice Department. To Committee on Mepsics snd Ward William fucker, Veorbis, Troy b idge, Bos: Supplies. Y : By Alderman Morr—Whoreas, tho Honorable T. R. Whit- Prakemso, Kelly, Chauncy, Chtisty, Lord, Herrisk, om ory oue othe Seuntony fame Hythe Honorable 7. R Whit- ‘The m nutes of the las) meeting were read aad approved. | the to oft aL PETITIONS. Petition of Robert H. Ro ower of Leeds, ‘to Committ tition of Thomse Macfarian to be appointed | To Committee on Salariog and esitton of Edmund Stephenson to ed on the Firemon’s register partment. Daywon to to ” cotmmivtes on verte to be on Sale or openins § | Le parks, and places in th's city, ived, That this Board 4 decidedly favorable to the paesage of ‘such bill, ard that the Senators mombe Ascembly from this city and county be, aud are hereby ashed to su, ppere the same. further, That this preamble and resolution be | By Alderman Morr— toe word “eapelied’ To Commi TUCKER: joner of Lesds. his nom vu. oma foes, By Alderman Lonn—Petition of Nosh T. Pike for remis- sion of assessment. To Committee 1m assess By the same—Petition of ug ry fw 'o Committee on F namet we Aldciman Cuniere renicion of & W. Cushman to be Pelated « Comnissioucr of Deous. ‘To Committe on cale- d Offices. By a drm Waxsatan—Pett'ion of ©. 8, Vandorhoot, to be ap ed s Commi sioner vt Deeds, To Committes on er vr] Om: be ni ¢—Pctition of Wim. 8, Brown and on bo th ployment of Isoorers, To Cum House Department. ‘me-—Petition vf Amos J D.8. VALENTINE, Clork. Debates in Board of Aldermen. ut Spevia’ Ropor: | D FRFEDOM OF THe CITY TO THE RES~ CURRS OF THE SUFFERERS ON MOARD THE SHIP $4 YRAN- cisco Previous to the ordinary presenta ping, the Alderman of the hird wi ang ieaclation (whi specting the disin teres Greiahton. of the tri of papors, last eva- mted & presmb! bo appointed as A Offices, appoin| C3 ry ¥ ‘aad condering to 008. all of shem nk nd to, Capraine "Sy the same—Petition of Jefferson Coddington, to be ap. | Creighten and Stoxifor the freedos oof ‘he resoli Mon was pasree onsly and wishous atbouseion. pointed Commissioner of Lée.s. To Committes un Salarice tnd Offices. By the samo—Fetition of Wm. G. Sterling, t> bs appointed Commissicuer of Deeds. Io Committve on Salaries and ut AAPLOYAENT OF THE LABORING POOR, ‘The patision of Wim, Smith rows and others was prosent- 64, in Telation to the employment cf a portion ot our labor. ing Pepaiation—idle and unemployed gesting the ra | manufaciue ubdivision of on 18 Ks combined With the uw letter from Mr J un be carried up (wi A tie goods sold with re} td also tied ite way into alm y in wed about our cit: dren down to six tight years ior sm (olaenwise) idle Dour, Men also, of all ages and of every capacity. oan find ewp! oyment or an occupation, direct or udireet, is this great werk. watil, by it@ mevural 1 orease ane ivtinevce upon the markt, ove’ roan of private onterprise and public aid, will rei forty or fifty million of dol age instead of the fret mained ant. etition of Hoss $2 to have a fr e Lattiug Ubservatory. To Ucmmittei { time) 10 $20,000 000 vavtage to the mar 1, to-have s fire stor’. T'y Committee 8 alaim bell placed in the Latting Ob om Fire Departmen’ verman LOARDAN~Peri ion of Hook and Ladder To Committee on Fire pepai ~ Petition of Trassoes of Rodef 2 oon 1, 1CF remission of taxes Lo Committes on Pinacce, Potitios of Deniel maadell, & Cumairtes oo 3: i of br, Well d jonnouse, To Committes on Trownnince Teuth ward at. INISHED PAPERS OF TKK LAST HOARD, to ta¥e up Untinish=d papers of the former Iderman MoTT opposed it; he the es when theis teri of cflhos expire Lknow whet means were used ef the old board, he wouls refuse to act on any of their untutshed paper Alderman WAKEWAN Mdiifered from Mr Mott He appro- hended that the dca he would have all the sof the old beard brought vutore this board, aud re- by Sommistees of 8 board iio right be rife ame—Petition of Elite Combs ta bo apprinted joner of Deeds. To Comittee on Saiaries aud Ofticen by Alcerman Lon Charen to Petition of the Corporation of Trinity eings in tho matter of extending al trects tition of Ne'eon Smith to joner of Leeds. ‘fo Com rictee on Sa be sppointed s Commi Isries and Offices. By Alderzan Voormis—~ f tis board to tako ved to the Comunit- ion of Charlon Oakeley. for eave * to withdraw appication and papers presen ed > she Board of ald Tu the yenre IS2 aad sos Where upon Alderman Voorhis pressuted tae following resolu tution, On tho papers trom the Board of Comava Councilmen be- fc brought up, he ALpuRNAN of the Sixth ward osed for the report of | oncr, Charles Gakley. be d petition referred to. Maphas pos medote, tbe citizens at rect, owing to + cont t to she several oonirsctora, the epecitostiens of the contracts, and o! at the filthiness of the orformance of their *ngeno- yoeter ith resolution that the streets oles! e To committer om treets. By Counriiman Nonrn—Preamble, cetting forts thas be- sides bis ralary of $4 G0) per ‘8 large amount for costs, very laze sums bave: bean received, gud, Inet pre: vented by li contit eka Re xeeaveds ‘the Counsel ithe Gr ceate aud charges 12 tpenine and = Oe nob e pi rrith that this boacd is favoral Wh relation to mites on Streets. ‘she resolution by Councilman Honox mi tre on Ordin snoes draft an ordinance Monal clerke azd officers as this board tahen up and adepted the subje Ur assembly be requested eNNEDY—That the Committee on Streets ort en the, proprieky ot wideniog We f 01 red and fifty feet. To Com- toc bance et Var 8, that the Com or ‘K addi. may require, was Councilman Vekariy® was called to the chair. COMMUNICATION. From the Commissioner of Streets and Lam ts revolution as to the reason of the non-full different contracts for oleani the responsicility of the sureties, & city divided into four aistrlo weuld not fil to they have to pertorm any duty required by hours after he shail bave been.notitied earns it to the contractor, offic! ments, ‘he contractors hy Mer, 314.245 50. $173,000 will last tem un sil To Committee on Cleaning Streoti From Comptroller—As to contr: e for if the Superintendsn Tn ment vt the for ie dopo is wena, the Superintendent can oause the duty to be performed, sad ‘The Superintendent has eon ‘ally rotified to enforce at the stipulations and agres- received, through the Com $ enforce the rule out the middle ot May.— bre. Grand and 8 been no appro ‘To Committee on ut M Eager S. Van Winkle—Resigning the office of Commis- sioner tor Revising Ordinances, To Committee on Urdi- maces, Of ‘he © Loveho: Woite » olei hose! REPORT. bia inc that there Specisl Committer on the cont sted seat of Miohsel ne eutielent proof of Thos with the following resolution: ‘Prat Michael O, Doneio. i hereby declared the duly elected Couneiliaan for the Tweltth Counell Diserict. adopted. YROM HOARD OF ALDERMEN. Preamble anc resolution—Lu relation wo kere, &>., trom steamelip San Francisco. Kevolution~ asrigning the present root the Superior Court. ‘To Committee on ste OMMUNICATION, oheF—1n Iavor From Street Commi DANce as to rep wlativg an! paving Thirty-ifth stress, ‘avenue by inserting after the word paved, the First to Phir- zene of passon- Laid over. mm of this Board to pairs and Supplics. of amendivg oréi- from words “and the curb and yutier stones reset, where moces- sary.’ ‘To Commitee on Streets, From the curean of af semonte—With the following ae- bob! Ment liste, aking that they be confirmed and a collector pret 4, vir roadway, between Forty first ti appeinte of streets; on the Fourth and Lexis gton. tieth otrect, between N enous on the omy troller ‘rem amo, yet those papers, and that iv be Br: t connideroa ‘dhe Cv Aue inquired how the Alderman of the Sixth know there was ue s paver. He was aware thet the iast board | vised to know whet papers were coining from the other board, and called them up for epecisi purposes it outside. Suppose | hat we eleoted y st of ours, itis By Aldern an Howminx— dill of Dootor J. Sago Kilbovrns for mecical services at the Filth wara etativn house. To Commttve on Fol ov. By the same—Potition of Joseph Watkins to be appointed . Commissioner ct Deeds ‘To Comaittve om Saarics and By the seme—Petition ot Wea. W. Martin pay for sticial services. By Alderman Howane be relieved from rersonal ts man Horrmink—Petition of Hose Com po'lveman, foe | | Ly Committe on Police on of Faaaal W, Chileon to Commt tee on Finance, y No. e (Lavghier.) Youare a mere set there, I don't want ot. (Lond Loughter e CWAIRMAN then put tho question, ad doolarad it Jost. Whe ALOKRMAN OF THE Six ot. CMAInMaN—The aldorwen of tho Sixvh will rise when wheuke te ire Dopartin h serene Wee of Benjaaia G, | be adércases the chair GQ. Brown to be apr ner of Leads. To | ALDERMAN ¢F THR SrxrH (getting on his legs) asked | wherber the Chairman of the Board of Alsermen, or of any eS lint eee other board, is in order waen he undertakes to debate a | By Alderman Voox mnaion of tax. ‘To © by Alderman Vookmis fe-appeinied » Commissioner of Dovde. Balarics aud Otiiors. By Alderman Horrsine—Petition of Chas, M. Hall, to te sppointed & Com. jonerof Deeds To Commistee on fic es. —retition of Thomas Venen, to be appointed fo Committee en palaries and juestior? vion of Win. HH, Hamed, tobe | ‘She Crarrwan—Be ie not. To Commities on AL “dota oy THE SixTH—Then you sre out of order. ghter.) Aimy an decided Siath W ard, in ceilip of the Alderman | thas haw mot been | or By the a Commirsicuer of Deeds. ouncilmen were then first that came to the d th 4 Teport of the Compareller, eran ee the distu had go auaiously eadea | ‘called up.” ved that the report of the Commitie of the iment in favor vf the report of the Comptroller be con- ALDERMeN oF THE TweLrTH Warp was not pro- | @ syorepriation of two millions sada | of etition of Goo. Irelard, Jr., ner of Leeds, To Commisieo on man BLUNT—Potition of Edward " To er ni, to 4 sp- pointed s Cmmieiner of Leeds. Jommittos on Salarics avg Ontices By alderman Wintsamsox —Po Fire Lepartment, to bave M. Calis charge of bell on the Pot Otic» To vomm partment. By Alderman Taown «mbevs of tho inted to tate 03 oa firs vo ep aad ia pamp he form. ia, he wished to know for how long it woud be referred. {1Ain—Vatil the cor mittee report ‘Tue communienitos was en vote referred. RECKIPES OF SIATH AND EIGHTM AVENUE RAILROAD. By the report of the Comptroller it appears chat the re- ceipts of the Sixth Avenue Railroad for the month of Decem- ber were #90,015 91, and of the Bighth Avenue fer the same time, £23 693 D3. attempt to receue sud provervet in the recent calamity woish « chreo, upoa ber veyoge fro" oh the lives of upwarcs sooe wore suddenly sacrits noble conduet » Ca British ip 2 port, wos the mens dred’ and thirty perse less children, an¢ many ment, attle im to nobly itay by STREET DEPARTMENT. ‘The annval report of the Strovt ©. wmissioner waayeosived, are crdered to beprinid By tit xppeare that the expen’ éiture on account ef decks and sips, vew work, and cocks | and slips repairs, for 1852 aud 1853, havo beva’ greatly de- erenned Amount expended on docks and elips, &c., in 18! ‘ . a 18 he followine in a aurmary of expand citf account, undor vois department, fer |i Pairs en) 4 Lay as pur base a of lime. ot Bostor ef the above un: aid aud resoue t od with onloride botk Kitby TViTIOK pass, a wen Counei, Now sve beard with feelings a! g-atitade and doep interect of the daring snd gallant conduct o: the oifivers and crows of S* the imminent hezerd of tons from ibe ian Frene s abipwreck, and for whi li the hereby terder to them the thanks of th ‘tbe first commircial city cf the their families to rs entitied to, and wo do iuhabitamta of this, us acjourned at bef past eight oolcck to mect again on Wed mesdsy. Stated Session of Board of Councilmen. OFFICIAL. Edwin J, Brown, by., President, and fifty-five Peririons Ry Couce!lman Nontu— Of Larid Randall, 4 bo appoint- cf te Come Lcionerjof vveds. To Commitee on Salariss and Onices Pr ip ‘thy lis, aud to | p6 Cup he bark Kilby, and s copy of this resolu. | “O™*¢? tion, and a committee of three be appointed to carry the anu nto effect. Which was adopted, aod Aldermoa Blunt, Hoifmirs. and eigoton, of the intec euch committee oune v— Uy akkeemen Howasn Whereas tho Firy Department | 9, binpetimmnltet Tis phic eats eral rca ios | ord he city of New York is composed of Ly Cruncitman Fornss—Of Jcha Ccopor, same. To Citizens, who devoto their timo and exertions te the pnolio |p, %, it Gy Cousciiman Baxrex—Of Frederick B, Wightman, To a me, hii acvinaa Cunny—Of Win. A. Colt and others, te overnm ¢ cimensi ; curtailed, "To Conumitt = rok vel aaa anal By Cou, cilman Coxovan—or J. B. Hoag, for medical eroar, jm 9 da mmittee on Polirs. Gate aie Departwent through the ne wan Kaya Np—Of Elias Combs, te be ry ve: bod. ‘To Committee on Salarics Tutertering with ite more. Logi Gate busivess, has cperated in experiece untairly sod injuriously to the depariment, geoatly impsiring ite eff By Councinan Ecuvynsn—Of Hock and Ladder Com ciency, a: 4 the priseigle upon whiod the department isde- | pa-y Ne Is, t k be (arnished them. To Com: Prived ofthe power of governing themselves by daiy seleoted eon Fire L I Feprecentatives, is ore which ssould cnly be spp tube By Conusiinas Kesnany—Of.0, . Soll, to be, appointed ordinate nierceuaries, and is derogatory to the character | « Oomeissicner cf Dosds To Com oom Salarios and and dignity ot th tapout, wid ‘the time has ar ived | Gppces when the Lderal Pilicy of treating tae department 'y Councliman Forurs—Of David A Foibes, cama, To g the reqiisite faith ulneas a. acer ty be | gn, tion, thi qoveruuend, shauid do put into of fore, be i Resolved, That the annexed ordinance, providing (or the sepa ation 0! t: management of the affairs of che Fire Depare ment from the Commo. Counatl, be iaid om the tadle, and printed tor the coneidere tion of th Laid op tho table and directed so be printed. \ By Alucrmaa Woonw Ann—Kesolved that the clerk of this boars be reycested to Lavo the uninisbed papers or matters | che sppropriste. commitiess of Ings of the loss of LU Gpon us io ceand timely ad aten ‘ed in the bour of peril tthe thauke of our oitizcny and city auth y due te sll who ai ttiewlarly to Capt Cred, Common Couaeil. 4. of the last bvard handed to ton, of the oh this ward. ketesred to Committes oa Law Departement, Low, ef the bark “Kelby,” aud Tre nde yp eee | rot the ship “Antarotic,” by whieh timely aid the * port cf Commis Loot Ja comida pa from i f so many have beow preserved. Laid ever to nexe the Compirol. jew nd in favor ot am ordinance | Jing for appropriations tor the year 1X4. | man Nonru— Whereas, it iv beooming the oor. Delorred to Committee on Finance. . | poration of this gront maratime ety to Vi ation to sttead the sunual dallof Engine 21a | Pronriste means tho deavora to save saloon, on Tuesday evening next. Accepted by sad y ied board was coucurred iv. | nd whereas, th daring an Keport of Committee on Assessments —In tavor of om W. Cecightcn, of dhe ship Ti eve Bi ming the followicg named sesessmont lists, and appoint esl Ie Gate Gee, kad poenatat Ing leone Edwards cole therefor, ¥.8:--For regulating. jayen ar the ciseb'ed st or Sau ite wg and flageing Thi from Bighth to Touta | hor Pactongtra wore pladed si pe Svevves; tor cgulating aud paving Forty-foursn street trom | \y {5 o 1y te thi spe 5 ths 2 avenue to Brosaway, aod flagging thr S| ceclved, It the Mayor and " aldermer cononr, that Hie for regulatiog aus’ grading Forty + the Mayer, Convoy 10 Uapt Creighton, dy the asmo y to the B ghih avenues; essing rs 2 or New York, an txoxesaioy of commen- fran Filty thied ¢ fidewalks of t ‘Thirty firet stro auly oondac: in renderiog assistance to the Cismacted steamer Sun Francisco, scoom- be freedom of the ci street; for regul x-- chat the sunkea . and Greenwich strvet, North river, be raised snd re- mad culvert om the cou Wharves and Fourtee: 5 jercer ,strest, Dying Peinee sewor in Wastiagt-o street, froa Ubariva to Spring Sag cn meele sien reot, between avenuss Candy sit And culvort, a> soubhesebe rere! te Faratea Third avense. fo Comaittee on rseos-meass O ee ‘That the came of Timothy #eivwre tifiod ‘a6 to read, Tumethy Wat dr, a9 Commissi.ner ot Deces.- Concurrea te | 3 jm Street Cor ave cf his deparumen. to by thee Arkson—That thy Superint yfurcish chan dens of L end and gas fixtures To Committee oa we NUNICATIONS. n.er—Being sunual report of tha Laid om the tavio, and disected to Sxetv—Tbat Gouverneur sli, ve cleared of © on Repair Wintle, sod Jam bnresuo” the table. Mates Nelsen d. Waterbury—In answer tos resolution of inquiry a6 to the progress made in toe revision of the corpora: ‘Mom or dint scan. ‘Laid on tae table. ‘ From the Street Lommissio Relative to changes e ariargement of whaives, Ao, 40 Jommistes on Lae De pars me Lay the Comptroller—With of Alder at Albany 0 paenage poopie. Senet co and Reprosents thelr het endeavors to secu Chief of Police elective by ti be requeskd te of a Fill mabing t f monthly re coipts of Siata and digntn av Vompanies for That the Comptr: “Fn ie Accepted e $176 43 to p: Tel resolution of ia the County Clerk Selacios In answer to To \ ommittes ¢ by anid Huston, against the Alayor, Al e sbove amount is apprepriated ther or Councilman Witn—Proamtls that in the contrast for ® Commissioner of Deevs tor siteting a house in 4, sb r ana e city a doounty of New York. To Committee on Salariss «3 te make it complete, provides of $: To Committe on 7 Couneiiman Me! yrvn ferm this Bosra tbo reason why the odors f abaniog Up the putlic houses om Snudey ary net esforced fo all the ems of the captains enforcing the orders aud others That Hoary W. Genst of and bets tereoy appointes a Com- iy and county of New York. fo Cucncn-—Proamble stating that Iamps and Washington st cers give no light. with «they be put in proper order. To Committee sion for setting ‘tho mot for the ating sf rere peek, ia ‘hie city. To Commites on ithe iy Als the Comptroller em ber ef ibe varios dimen Baino—Wheresa, The Fourth » ard station apgiDg wenh sircet, one buudred of Second uvenue; do ai and Tenth avenues; on the betweea Seventh aud Yor Bl'iog sunken lots on the wert and Fe my nd f Thirty-fyozth stroet, between north sid» of Phir- th side of Niae- Skee | cornet treet, from -¢igh' for fencing vacant inte ou ths west side of pixth avenue, beuween Forty first and Forty second streets: dv. tween Seventh and bigoth avonues; tones in Broadw aud for flagging for build: ‘Th cilman Mather in the chair. Kepert «f Committee on Assessments—! ing Various assessment lis and reported, snd appointing Issco therofor, was vaken up. Affirmative \cears Ie, Bickford, Jack son, ‘Tittle, Seely, uray, V Bolden Cosper, ‘Break.’ Reed, Seruyler, Reymond, Blliott, Forbes, ghan, Slevin, Vermilye, Bleskly, Mointyr nm, Husted, Jercmiah, Pizokne’, Lembre Conover, Baxter, ) Gannon, C euncdy, Sobem Varian, second streot, Ao, referred 13th, was 01 Teasing. Kutclution in fayor of fencing vacant sige «f Catherine ferry, wastakea uy and ‘Tho committee then rose. STANDING CONMITTERS, The Prosident snnovneed the elle wing | Crawford, Koes Wainwright, S00, For Math # to nasessment list for building on the horth ride of Twenty foursh stzeot, be- ourb and iity-n nen rough side- ts. ard thon wont into Committes of the Whole, Coun- ‘In favor of confirm- also fer building » sewer in Eli- zabeth s rect (order d to o third beets | on the 13th inst. awards collector ana sdupted by thefaliowing vote:— m lifton, Young, Hea. Clancy, Donohos, *hillips, ‘Mone: dzkin- Gaffney, ohien, and ower in Fifty- edered %0 @ third Pare: ‘Belden, h, ground, southeast adopted. ‘Standing commit- with House Department—Charles J. Holder. George H. Baymord, J.tu mM, Boldin, Henry 5. Schenck. Arts ond Sciences Slovin, Peter M. ae Crolén Aqueduct Wornbinyeen aca D. D. Con- que Rover, 9 Bihird i. ¥. cee, John » del tyre, eiftsd Brush, Poter v1 Law Department —F. F. Math: - Wm. R. Foster, Ordinances ~ Jv Ine "Kennedy, W.Hodghinscn, H. Beekly, T Frye de, Police— J a W. M. Baster, © U. Kimbark, D. A. Borbee blie > gee H. dlakly, BP. , F. Frye, A. Lam- J. Young, Henry 8, feo, G. Blliott, A. G. H. Moiler, H. G. Biliott, A. Lam- Suppl a Roads 0,"H" Moller, Ihua. Pesrvor, brent. FF. J yemiat As a M, Beléen, &. 8, Jeremiah, Charles Toe te tM, Ferries—¥st Soho G. Seely, Welliam Cla Finance~ wi lem Ho echuve 'W. Varian, F. ©. Donoh Lond’s and Places 8. Husted. b Salaries ai grt, Hvated, Benjamin b. Pinekney, J. We Poston, We Me Baxter, ney." Sirects-F. Frye, C. Tutt! Waarves, Piers ond Slips L.tehyies John Phillips, oftands G Joint Committee on Accounts—D. A. P. Biehford, ‘The Board then adjourned to Thurs o'clock, From the minutes ie Mt Cara Dard Roches Mins Fone, n, . Wainwright, . Pinckney, M. J. Barle, E. Mather, Samuol Hodgkinson, S, Seely. c. Clifton, B. Gaf- ), J. Purdy, John MeClure. ¢—H. Smith, J. A. Jackson, G. ray. ‘A. Forbes, B. Bealy, G. sy afternoon, at cix C. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk. Debates in the Board of Councilmen. [Our Apectal Report VOTE OF THANKS TU THE RESCUERS OF 7 THe SAN FRANCISCO Mr Wis», of the Seve semble and reso! ution apd logs of the at ling of univers dente ot that d of dir intsreste set to suave 3 bid wlich, through a kind Provideno hovr of peril; therefore be it Resolved ‘that the tier are eminently due to ll thet prompted him to bang aroond the tix days, ‘They wore tho impale Gn bovered accent torone veoh ane ai this emporinm, the city’ of New are equivalent tor, either ins merk of approbatt'n for his duct, 0: some other token which gratit: occas'en. stanter. Ar Sortn, tute ter the ne freedom of the of elation of the gations Wiip—There iano free country; it isan Boglish term, Creignier ean bave tho nso cf Mr. Sontn—I offer my tris character ca Belle, Kilby, and Antarctic eoparately. €flect by pot including them sli in ono resolution, nth district, board hae been in session, rose aud offered & HE PASSENGERS OF jon after the following pre- eamehip San Fran- | elooma over our eity; ful ovent call upon ws evolence and ti wae extended in s< Chants ef cur itizens and city authori rho sided tbe gutterers by ssid honest man, ill-fateé vessel tor ud good man. y which I know York, wil ive de domands on the Atruet that the regolution will be adopted im- # the Bixth distriot—T wish to ution of th oo Sloman of the een to offer a substi- Creightor city off-rod im this we con't wantit, Capt Governer’s room, &e. Deritute 00 th be off-ree to the oxptaizs of the reaolutin Te will hi like to bave the preamble yd resointion read, ‘The Ciemx then read the following pa Whoreas, is io beceming this creat m cournge by ell apprepriate means those lite and prop rty on t at eomergenci ad Creighton, of th vil, an Francisan, ans rere placed aboard bi reretore (it the Pane ee Al wavey to Capt Creigi Honor the Muyo the errporation of New Yory, an oxpresion of com tion for Lis manly or nauet in ronfering esi sengere of the dismartes steamer Saq Francis nied by an cfler ot our * freedom of this city,” CAR MAN= 1 you sccept te ea Mr. Witp—No, atter to ® committes ayI tise te a psiot gtord “}ation wm wt lay ov: hen I move 3. on on eunpes of a two thin oe vrw away fem it, oF tke measures to stop she next night cf meeting. OLEANING STROETS, Ac mmuniosticn wee then read from | vioner, wi: , relative to 2 1 | was pabtiched in the Hamann 6 fow do Mr. Kes wapy, (reform) ob tack upon the Com! pissioner of Streets y in the strer te froiler, novwithers net in whieh te wtrent which cont: made under Mr Porpy freforne —We havo bec for the head of tI to be are tered ef walk’ money cova tows: Mr Kewwepy (reform) moved t referred to the Cemmitter rn Streets, Aj After tl bi pointed, the Beard sd). od To mitt beahe saat resent arranged, § ensirely inadequate to the of the present wan department, the only slesving apart- 7 Tost twe additional lampe each be placed in 130 if forty-eix Histon market. To Com Py “ tim er By Cou re 2a mmission piasea torne into the same Beene eceatiy vee aac aaneen that the Oe hd 4 by heir associates ers, this number of th avenue avd fad vs earplus in addisiga to abeit feo | groune’ wow these Ieee ore amd sbuses bere cowprlied to submit ever sings they have 04 ah Tae Pelion Commianonnce "br Connclimen Goorna—Prommbie, ovtiing (orth that jae tbe nobia Oarivg and generons sxcrii ip Ti reo Bells in Inyiog to bie maioug for six successive days near thy 1s larzo portion of NP; BY revolutions cover ti vpy (celo:m)~I_ think it would be better to refer et the fault tay riment, and pot with the cy. disea) —IJn reply to the aitack on the Com- Lemps. by the eentioman of ; culatious had endeavored ing ® protest bad been wei by tie head of the De partes nk" The rons dotech in the anne mendea chari per — aritime city to en- noble endeavors to ciiberselt ip aad drought safe- ‘Tmen conour,) hia md, in th dole ground. or. sir. By role pe cf 7a least, mand’ iret for want T believe that if the eb: door, you would Bove to lay itt ver before ee yoann The rerolution of Mr. Wild was ‘then Pry on Ste ‘able antil the Street Commis: aning shreets, which office waitng long ch Stir trish,’ Porple mud ie sate deep when their cleat tatty » communication De joed the various committ: os ap- A ScneriretE ror é peas first bell in Haverhill, on Salem Gazette, was that time there wasa Lon of General Before Judge Beebe. Jax. 18.—The court reeamed its usual boor, and sat until three Lt aag Ae that time of over # dozen cases, ing for want of material CORVioTION: with Intent to Commit Rape —A Ger- man Jew was the first man that ap; the above offence, in havii ® little ee years Ce Hoeneeen, evidence detailed on was a ee for publ cation; aa to say that bs isoner was convicted of the Hera athe Bere Pts eels pees —A colored Louisa Peter- gee a ecavioted of stealing Knapp and was sentenced by the cowt to three years = hog months imprisonment iu the State prison at Sing ‘in the Third Te ar ly and Jacob the sbove charge, were paler sthy the former to two years end eix months, and the latter to two years com -floement in the State prison. Forgery in the Second Deg ce.—Lewis R Morgan, who was convioted last week of passing s counterfeit twenty dollar bill on the Mericen Bank of Connecticut, on the ticket seller of the New Jersey Central Railroad Cor sentenced to five years and four months imprisooment in the marble palace at Sing Sing Grand Larceny.—James O'Niel, convicted of steal- Log $100 from Micbav) Sutton, was rentenced by the court to three years anc four months confinement in the State Prison. Grand Lay Uiwusaolin te leading guilt cony.— Bawa. on ple fndletmment charging him with t ing come ear né money, tothe amcuat of sixty dolia's from Belinda Brown, vas sentenced (o two years confloement in the State prion. Burylary in the Third Degree.—John Edwards ploaded guilty to burglariousiy entering the store of WiliamDunne, and stesling therefrom severs! articles, valued at sixty- five dollars, and was sentenced to tw> years and six months imprisonment in the State prion. Keeping Liscrde ly Houses.—Margaret West pleated Bully to Meopitge dicorderly house at No, 22 Manhattan place, and was remanded for sentence. John Kelly also peaced guilty to keeping » disorderly house at the premises No. 465 Stanton street, ané was remanded until Fiscay for sentence, ACQUITTED. Man:laughter in the Fourth Degree.—Oornelius Sullivan was then placed at the bar, charged with having killed bie son William, by striking him with club; but the evi- Cence going 10 show that the deseased was intoxicated at the time, and that the fall was not prodnced by the blow received from bis father, and that he accidentally eligped after be had been struck, thereby striking nis tend ayainet a stone and fracturing his skull, the jury so- qvited the prisoner without leaving their seats. The Court then acjourne¢ for the cay. Seas City News. SMUGGLING BY THE KUROPA—ARRES? OF THE BUR GEON AND BARKEBPER—GOODS SEIZED. The Inte developements relative to smuggling heve sroused the cusiom house cfiicera to vigilant watohful- eer, and ihe resul: promises to be the discovery of a | Bish larger amount cf contraband goods tian was at first cuppored, We learn that Mr, Conard the porsesion of information which came by tl steamer, that goods had been puton board the steamer at Glargow and Greenock to go to Liverpool, and. thevoe ‘to the United States duty free, Preparations were made at this port to discover this or any other infriagement of our laws, Officers bave been cccapying @ room in the Darcy House, in waitiog for the Europa. for three days past, and {mmediately upon her arrival at her docs, o’clock yesterday morniog, they were on the In the afternoon, at 3 o’clocs, ow gven of the ship, who was suspe: New York. He passed through th lestation, and proceeded to the ferry boat, when he was arrested an¢ taken into = room in the Darcy Honee, and rearched, and a quantity of teaeg said to be worth about $1,600, was found secreied apon his person. Jobr Bevan, tarkeeper upon the Europa, was also arrested pon the charge of smuggling a quaniity of watches of considerable valne, whica it is believed he emugg'ed. The prisovers vere taken to the Eldricge street jail in New York and Jocted up. Traces have also been dis- covered of lo's of g ods of yet greater value, which have been brought into the country in the save meaner, Officers lett for Boston last evening, to be present at the arrivsl of the Cambria at that port, and detect any each attempy at an infringement of cur revenue laws. The Europa has not been seized. Perilous Adventure In a Cave. [From the St. I nis Democrat. Jan. 9.) On Tuesday, the 3d iost., while the steamer Flag was aground near Ste. Genevieve, Captain Gray, the pilot, accompanied by an Englishman, undertook to explore the great cave situated three miles above that place, taking with them a lamp, ladder, They entered the cave about eight o’c lock on Tee day eveniug, and had advanced a distance of nearly two miles when their lamp was unfortunately broken and extinguished. After gr oping about for a length of time. they found an upward passage or chimney, so nearly perpendicular that Gay found it impossi- ble to ascend t. The Englishman, however, clung to it as bis last hope of deliverance, promising nis companion, if he reached the top in safety, to mark the spot by tying his handkerchief to a tree and then : 80 for assistance. Fortunately, he made his egress in safety. It was not yet day, so he was unable to take observations, but marking the place, as he proceeded to the village for assistance, and re. j turned early on Wednesday morning vith two or three otbers. He vainly attempted to find the place of his es ay then proceeded to the moutn, nd under th 2 ee tf the Eaglishman, found the place where he left his friend, but he was not to be found. The captain, in his uncertainty of the es- cape cf his companion, felt impelled to renew his ef- forts to extricate himself, and groped on till exhaust- ed nature compelled him to give up in despair. Tue party in search returned for further assistance, and were eagerly joined by the officers aud crews of” four steamers. At two o'clock on Wednesday they en- tered, and proceeding to the place where Captain Gray was last seen, they divided, and procesding in different directions continued the search till three o'clock on Thursday mien to the great joy of all, he was found. He h: self down to die. He bad not only worn ke ‘gloves eae dl out, but his fingers were torn to the naked bone, in his vain efforta to extricate bimself. The flesh was worn from his knees, and his boot toes and pant lega were also demolished. He was found a distance of three and a half miles from the mouth of the cave, atly exhansted. He is now on board his bo: joing well. He was forty three hours in the ‘This great cave bas many ontlets or chimne they are called, one of which is said to be five rile from the mouth. Legal Intelligence. Cover oF Arrears, Jan. 7—Nos. 106, 11, and 102, mruck off Nos. 14 and 18, reserved generally No. 16, revered tll 28d, and No. Mati) 12th. No. 19° John M. Hathawa: james (ior. don Bennett, respondent. A’ ¥ ley Field, coursel for appe.lant; Mr. Edward Sandford, counsel for it. res) ‘0, 20. Submitted. It taken ip Nos 29 an? 3t —Morning Session — Default im 51, (Pratt, reapyn- dent against Foote, appellant.) Opened and argued. Mr. Robert Parker, counrel {or appellant; Mr. L. Tremaine, counsel for respondent. Now. 170, 62, struck off. itted. No. 88, reserved generally; No. 21, (Reserved cause. Mr. N. Hill, Jr., counsel for appelaxt; Mr. Root. Parker counrel ‘or re pone nt, Defanit lo 29 oper Nos. £9, 41, 42 vty eeaaied: Default teken in 36 and 40. Court called 10 caw es and a¢ journe’ for want of busi- ness. Very few coume! in atiendance. BOON Seerion —No. 19 Center Herron rea. pondents, against Filliam'F. Waring, appellant. A ar. Charles H. Smith, counsel for appellant, Mr. a Teves, counsel for reependevta. JAN. 10.—Morning Sersion—No 41. Reserved generally. No 46 Oventns Huobard, respoodent, agaiost Samuel 8. Brigga, appellont. Argued Mr G. F Comstock, couosel for arpetiant; Mr. J. A Spencer, counsel for reapcndent, At 346 o’eloek argument not concladed. JAN. 10 —Afte: noun Session,—No, 45 on argument. JAN, 11 Morning Session —Argument 45 concladed. No. 215 submited. No 15 reserved till 18th inst. No 23. Holme sgainst Holmes Argued. N. Hill, Juor., for appellant Jemes Eactt for respondent. No. 60 etruck cf no, al. No, 45, Gibson agains: Startom: Oa arenment, Mr J. A. Spemer for sppellant; Me. C,H. Doolittle for re spordent. Case not concluded at 334 e’clock. Jou. 12 —Evenir g Session—No. 67, struck off. No 16, argument tT eaneladed. No. 9, Sjencer egt. ayranit Argued. Mr Jamen Wood. je. counsel for appeliant; Mr OU. Hastings counsel for reepondent. Argument not concluded. ean 18. —Morning Sersion--Argument in No. 9 con. Ms “4 an? 80 struck off 116, 221, 142, alo 37. } MoGregor egainst Bro Waar 18 4 Nworo ?—According to the Revised Code, a perion having Jers than ooe-toarth negro diooe fowirg in his veins can get from any coart of record a “@ that he cr rhe in not @ negro, and several per sone have mi Ee teation to the courts for my certificates, Some fe a tince we attended two tores ip the yl of "Virgin, on sheep breadin; Kivered by P. A meen of Philadelphia, in whiol he combatted the ides that an inferior race could ever be entirely obliterated by breecing towards & superior one He alluded to the explanation of Col. Smith, in his Na ral Fistory of Man, of the names of hybride, who says :— “A black ond « white make a mulatio; 2 mulatto and « ua roon; quedroon acd white a mesten; ‘Bat,’ savas Mr. Browne, B mentee avd a wbites “wey curly heir, eile teak and it thaped, feet badly formed. apd much of the negro provensities ’ Now, Colonel Smith mey call thie » Mhiteif be chores; Dut we woult be very much afraid cf SS ee auch & bite, for fear of finding ourselves some day blessed with a“ bisok PD then, sdés this note, “our learned friead, iam F. Van Amringe, to whom we loaned the manu: rest of this chapter returned it, with the following va y Black HF This yomedlinagy omen circum: Dility morris’ . desutifal gir! Telewere tog beet oman id Lay waa bsyood Penne bot, on investigation it her gra: dfather, or By 1¢ ‘ere nee to pege enltaral.) Hovse mD pany, was | javal Intelligence. The brig of war Bainbridge, Lieut. Chas, (Alvarado) Hunter, arrived at Porte Preyo December 10, from New York, aftera stormy passage, to join the Brazilian squadron, All well. Port of New York, ik, January 16, 1854. Steam sbip Neabvill uaa. M Livingston, t M Bhip Cope Cod, Bea's, Hor ott ne Creaby, Oveckor & Co. BLip Montreal (Br) aes, Hespio, Dean & Go, Ship Macedonian, P: Shi hip Watach, bh. Bar a, W Neola: yn, Puerto Cabello, t + Bi ok & “dark Rbod Dh a Sslinas, 8 W Lowis. Bark Tpdiaus, : Watt ha . J W Elwell & Co. Berk yt a St Marks, 40, Small- "Sark a ‘Adte, Portland, H A Curtis & Co, ae (Olden), sohanithel, Antwerp, Hennings, Suttor ibe taal ‘Ysnage & Etulsin. rm ee ora, ab, Denham « rapa! Savannah! Demill & ine Knight, Allen, Porio Cabello, RP Buck & Ce. ‘Sober John Castner, Mulliner, Savannah, Scranton & Tall: > Eohe D B Warner, Harmon, Charleston, McCready, Mots & °. Feber El Robinson, Wilmingn, M’Cready, Mott 4 O Fohe Mary Jane, Moth; Nerfolk, Sturges, Cleariman & Co. ARRIVED, RM pong Europs, Boge Liverpool, Deo 31, with mdse nee: 3, to B Canard. Jan 2. ist —y lon'13 20, Di aced Moun) Fr Sark Ruph-osing, from S$» Domingo; 34, abcve 40 niles off Cape Clear, passed & M steamship Niagara, frcm Boston for Liverpool. it hii ith steamships James Adger, stn, hence for Savi sh, ith mi Int 43 53, lon 66 40, a G7 9, pamed a bale i 4p) ‘Dut & shord timo in the water; 13ta, Tite Teland Perrine WNW, distant 16 miles, tam lp. of mainmant, foretopmast, ard mizenmest, bound W; Sunday, 16th, Barnegat ligns beating WSW, distant me, saws Mer take tk ip tow, pai ie Kilby sod steemer City of New York, ion toon, her joston), and steering NE. The to the weobwnrd of th ane 3 days bo ook w plo fom te miles enet of San: . Rachon, Breen, stings, with m to’ Paveustad umscher. Jan S Mopent, heaee fey Madenar es, Bat) (Prun), Kisinyoert, Newonstle, 4 days, with coal, to the New York Gas Company. Deo 18, las 36 ton, 19 5%, saw she bull, of s ibip waterlogged, and ‘aba: doned, Rraste gene, beweprit slanting. the eve wasbing over ner, Bark Joba Herman (Hem), Deckman, Hamburg, 67 days, y,th mdse and 196 ar to W Von Bett. Ha ths on the pa Balcher 41 days, with frait, £0, to T hoavy weathor. ‘borers wt Beeston), Carter, Buenos Ayres, Nov Bark Wey! 16, with hides, ko. to order. ‘Bark Overman (of Portiand), Lang, Rio Grande, 40 days, Foster & } ickerson. “are Issteila (or Bi Boston) Nickerson, Seeniven, ni ai &o, to E Becker & Graves. Jan 2, ths eapinia and sbort banded, 9 man ae the other seamen havirg been taion sick that morning We laid by him fontil the Sub, aad during a galo we Pa NaN of he Commines, Kingston, Ja, 35 days, with Pimento and ocfiee, to a H 8. Brig Mariane (Veven),, Waketeld,, Orin river, 25 days, with Bides, dos to Moller, Bands & Erie Friendstip, Charlestoz,6 days, with yellow Ping, to Pork & arch mea Bilis (+f Harwich), Doane, Cape Haytien, 21 with cofte, logwood ao, We marten Behe Maryar (of Belfast), avaner, St Demingo, 13 days, with manegany, 20, to A C Rossire Very Leavy srenvber on the pass: age. Jan Pies 3 15, saw a sbip wich printed p:rts; could aot discern hor ame; she was lying badly, ped on her beamende, with her eras on sen§ down, apparen adem Sebr Rom Mot te mont), laiterss, e3 orsnk. Backevilie BO, 8 days mene Jan j2, off ed very heavy’ weather: jeat oeek Iona bed bonte apis ve reaail, flying jib, Scbr Chas Cramer, Townvsen: — ‘Sdays. Bcur Orion, Cole, ichaond ‘5 hiss. Kichmond Saye. Gitoheaver, Richmond, Scudder. -—, Virgisia t 10F "New Haven. Schr Jas L Morris: Witohard: Virgin pebr Insbelle Kosith, Witehard, Vieni. Sehr Sills Siemens’ Lamborn, Siisiocton, Del, da Schr Plymouth Kock, Lacey. Boston, § days. a Echr Kebeoca & Harriet, Perry wich, NJ, 1 day. Schr K Law, Tuttle. oi ind, Scop Hentah & Mary, El sede Bridzeton, FJ, 1 day. Sloop Joc] Smith, ——, V Rervnxev—ihe eu aera ‘Trask, master, hence for Havre Sih inat, wi Il cargo, despatched by Messrs Lane & Weat, return afver.oon in tow of seamtag Ty Caps Chuomiek whe. took ‘ha hirty milee's Yet Hock igh 8 les sll trom N by 8. The M is pertectly tight. BELOW. Bark Frances & Sento from Tarragona, with fruit, &e, to Gomes, Wille & O One berm brig, ‘onkngwn. jurisig the day, Scuth, (By Saspy Hoox Parst Tue H ‘Two bari s in tow goi b d Jeune Alvert, scaedocet Hanra, Setult, do. BremrRuaven—Sld Deo M4, Haase, New York; Humboldt, Habreman, ¢o. Caniz-—Sid Peo 15, Ambarsador, M’Coy, Patormo. Dra Dee ross, Knowles, Calouite; Byroe, weeded for Chsleston): , New York ored to leeward; 29h, misbard Burrell, do (ané eld for London), ook ‘sophie, Bun- denen, €o “ eee Poiladsiphiay aud arr 8 FaLmoutH—Sld Deo 26, Atalaya, Madeira P Soy La a (Lom eer GR wae ia Dee oo deer Saene Dee Dre 27, Greoa—arr Deo 22, Anna Mary, Winslow, Ni Solowon Piper, ag Vhiladelphia. Havae~ arr Deo 24, Mavre, Muiford, and Electric, Gates, POLS ‘Harvest Queeu, Manson, and John ‘Spear, pea, Sid bath, Mercury, Conn, New York; Great Britain, Stod- dard, New Orleans river, outward bound, Parliament, Sampson, for Bosten, Cld cut 25th, Joreta Juans, Oginaga, fan Francisco; W. ster, Lawrenge, N} ork; Mermaid, ‘aobinson. Philsdelph 2h, Mary Carton, Mills, Mobile; Mary, Soot, Boston; Cor- belie Grinnell, Fletcher, NYord. Anta for ld, 29th, Bell Keek, Pendleion, ¥.: Greenock, McPherson, and Jae Meier ty, Wild, ON DO! , Thrane, NYork. Sen Gondola Beker Boston; Junista, Ne - nid out) ton, Dew ersra. Jn port leg, Medo: ‘ilah Atkins; Montezuma, Mosher, Nigatiay ste, ther; Prospero, Sroselin, and Gondola, B: Soushampton, T: Awer.can 100, Basterdro: ' York. Baker, and Cr Newronr=8.4 28, Ri city, Portsmovrn— Pur back Dee 29, Colambia, Proal, for Hull iret Quebee), ait ¥ ‘atu QU RENSTO WH rr , Pallas, Young, 8: Jobn, a le 24d, Lord Maidstone, NUriewne 5 Jones, NYork. Keonsvonr— Arr Dee 21, Lue: evar, Skinner, from Azores, RocwstimIn port Dee 24, Lo to load tor Bosto: A Roseprol, Harding, and John Win- d, Boston: WAM—Art Dee 27, Tri: im phant, Sherrie, NYork. s Swivamunp.~ Arr Deo 2, Smive, Gronow, Charleston. pos 2—During ® thick fog thie morning a veral oasualities ovcurred, though there the vity jow (ne), Wy! att the 15th, im Tat 30 N, lom G6 W, carried away hee Seaepeit a a beavy fea, Choseranr, Dre20—The Galf is firmly covered with ioe in sil directivbe, aud. from ‘Krasnaja Gorka, an tar ag coe te seer to wortvasd all is ice, with © spaces of open w Nation of ae «from stopped. jomoranda. whieb ‘ived Mth from Liverp. was inecerectiy reported to. have 791 passengers, lactose ot 492, which was the proper number. vy sehr John Fieroe, of Belfast, 26) tons, now in Bos rebased in lovers Peokham & aus fi comstuand her. “Shee nteen The sbip Continent 8, bails Groat Harbor in J: on in tr ‘is sity on Sa st ‘31000, rt Tele; aphic Marine Meporis. eueanin) Jon image ~~ Motoor, aloasta; Legnides, iro; tarde Maguoli iW ae, 4 Wilt. m stents, Mobii Trigs o mn, Mossina; Py Surizam; A Peters, Messen; sehr Clara, Buenos Ayres Nov 2%. HOLMES’ HOLE, Jan 14—, Caloutta for jan Art ship Miltom, PHILADELY Sten anne a Pi can, Liverpool; The PENNS Ed sg we w Desens, Liverpool; cohr Mareeila, iia ig port, SreamsniP Gussoow, of Liveresel Deo 9 trom Philadelphia, oak bowsprit on the 13th. Burr Snow Savart, Buraley, at Shanghae Nov 2, rom San Francisco, lost aais,uiainvopmasn, foretopmast, ‘There it inwure gm ewel cure ant Boney for $21, o0. ny Snd was provably insured root wie bold, Had made guch preereas when eae igoovared as officers and crew snved saan sore anos Boor Barding asd ps art of es grav renoied Manila tn fis ji, and. were engl Blays province of hulaoee The Bates Qouscl at Manila'had 3 from Re jos for Boston, which wont shore on Cape Cod: heat Nace Polak was got afloat on Pri- into Provincetown by steamer ony of ‘s veosel No bring thems >, Bric Lovisa Bxaron. Comstock, of and from New Londom for West Comet tof frien, while st saber at St Hslens, Now ) was Tun wo ‘ships goiting under te gelred' ‘cre damage. Would be repaired without causing any jetention. ‘nic H Curis, of Harrington, from Darien for with loss of foremast by the deok, head of taslamast, aad deck load of lumber, was spoken Jan 12, Scur Rost F Srocxrox, seon ‘Shanfovel 4th inst by the ol, had been fallen in with 34 inst, in lav 433g, ship Chile, at Boston 15th who took off the orew. or was bound to New Brunkswick. Li from id had lost rpars and short of pre- { the crow frosen. ) 14 from Boston for N York, ay wae Pity pbs i Spine Cove on the 2th alt ‘was got off night ! 12%h inst, at hign water, and is at anchor in th ber, Nev pers full of waicr andimaate ous Sway.” Will ge ta the railway first vacancy. Be bps gets ean for eae ort ore at the ‘cin’ ape ‘total lose. Crew, materia . oats maveds Scur OReGON, ab Now wl ‘was run into cight of 11th inst other damage. Scun Woonwr.t.. ef Rastpo: be is ashore st Marehfivld, ae cargo of wheat all di NS, weat became ® rt, from Bath vis Gl ‘and ctern stove, nad reserved from Al nos Cape Codi ia Tal of wabeey mot Eupan, from astern port, with railroad bound to this ‘cit; ut ashore cn the Brosd and Cheese, Hurlgate, yesterday afternoon. All probably be gos nent ids.” She bad a0 Hurlgate pilos at tho time she ashere. due WnxcK or rue, Huuncior —Ellvod Walter, ) seocived yesterday morning 3 letter from Halifax of the vit stating ‘1: + Brown still remains in the vicinity cf tho Humboldt, to settle up some matters. Caps Lines re- fumed to the olty everiug ef the 20th ult, and be informs me that they have both concluded that it is useless remaining any longer at the scene of disastar, with the view of making farther saving of property, that ncthing ie to be seen of the wreck of vereel ¥ auch parte of the ship as hey y the parties Ty eat hough smooth water) ok bales the chat h Mt come expense be weighed Aud saved next rpring or on Seen Whalers. £14 trem, Honolula 1th, by letter from Caps Tabor, Phy Dicktaon, NB, for New Zealand apd Ochotal Sea, Had 00 wh on board; sent home 20 sp in April lest, and shipped bis For ofand for £H. Wil not rotumte the | fore 18) % Labair 7, Navigator, Fish, FH, 180) wa, bound heme next da ines i Arr at &t aa Nov 2%, Wm Henry, Jolls, of rer ER from Indian ¢ Ocean, 500 bbis oils, 2 mos ous, bor me. Zod smal with a black 05, lon 73 50, alais if x Jamaios, Jaa 9, m, Hi h Rati Calcor 8 Dials il aeeney Anrwxnr to por Dec 24, ie. Von Rusttoft Rosenhaven atic Rete Cera eS ak "canton from Bhargheel NYork. ae : bg oh ‘At Srancnax Nov 1, igs Mystery Potersom, fee Ton de: Wings ofthe Se fet Ee ca ot the ‘ do; , Bursle and Bay Siate sine sons er ‘par ache ed asuington, Fret er, odo; ale or othe reed Bld Ur ane Ci fac repor sien Sid Bev’ tbips Tore ponden fon; 24th, Doty ¢o, (not New ¥ foo, to) *BarAysawin port Nov 7; bark Danl Web + (of Bisbee, for Melbourne tora: af Pant ett, ‘ rel, haa eld for Sourabays to load for Bushire. Buenos Avres—In Ppa obi Margarct snd@lisa, gcans, for New York 10 days: Bot oe 081 (Se) pt 2) arr 24th; Sv aoe Ie for do Lai ane arene Batten, {oe New York see “A is: ford, hbecinies tom Banger, air sth; whe Clare, Bergess, for B andcthers Sid Tih, bark Weybonct, Cartor, New York. * etd 9 19, rulp Niobe ‘Bvans, for Bom. ‘dertende, ‘insor, for NBedford and » do; Moses Wheeler, Collegan, and George Howes, for Boston, pr John M Mayo, ‘D | for Liver Pepper, to Day to Ruler to ont or sunk tacks! ol; Bork Charter Gok Merwin, weet Hosier, Well cate atta Biegjus, for N¥ck and’ Dowton. do; Hungarian, Champ Boston, Nov & ships Coureer, jae x er White, gf ine on; Amit tet tor Oregon, ‘nin, for ‘San Fronciseo, do aie risen, Sean fot Gaet $8) bork Wy arow triage eran, oa rt iudsou, Noison. ft reno, for ‘New Or (B:), Nickerson; fer Bostor Harley, Swan for New York, do; Br brigs Dry: dele, ¢o Nelson, Barks, for Proviceno Gisnscrarn—In port Deo 18, rem Havane fer Trieste arr 120, brig Samuel end Bd k' Cubs, Bi) m Marsvilive arr 15t0 and vastowed cut 10h. ‘There war a severe rm naam 18th. in whioa slmoes every vessel in the bay parted brig went asnore. Wind W 16h Gownaives- In port about Jan 4, brigs Swan, of Boston, ym Port Prince for NY¥ork; 0”! a, Souart, from port Deo 27, Br bark Clansman, M’Larea, in port Deo 27, Brship Advance, Guthrie, ide. Baravax—are Dec 4, sohe Syiphide, Wators, Bat $i ate More’ by Foreland fees Havaya—Arr Deo fat sas before), Care! rant, as, Herd, Ponenools ss 8d bark —*m Bi . . Wilmi 5 picri tirana ri Bore (inte Fairosniks) Bid Dee 31, echr apek Fr oo york; Jan bark Venus, Sas NYor! 'A Tyng, Pierce, Cardenas; sede ean Port about Oct 20, Sw ship Gottland, for New tice ‘ork Parxnwo—In pork Deo 16, barks nok Siamous, and Ver~ pen, Mayo, for New York about 10 aim (Sie, nasio (Sle), {oF A York Ta. eu fr do shen 7 Rios Are eine brig ‘Handeo. Maine, Oporto vis Visas, xox—In about De 4 tt oeeph Rhiverioe, fe ‘balom, ready beig Oe it er Thip Flavius, Robinson, ferm ‘" pape 3th, reported for Adallder arke vi nice, arr Sth, to load foe fAuw- | 14, th; J ee ‘throp, arith ett Bae stock, 80 days from NLondon int wort ‘Gouge of Afri disas*ers,) chip Paneni! Hell, Bange, bering Gept and hae ber ie er eg London, srr Nov 21 same bave art ivth, sl mS Jonx, N B-Clé Dee 4, ship Phacton, Spooner, Liver- Mr Dowinoo—Bailed about Jan 1, sohr JW Nickerton, Boston (bef.re Ly ape spoken with deci thrown over). In port. brigs Kate Foster, Kolman, ‘toe New York, & Eva, Dumas tor "York 5. 7, TUAN, (W coset of id abt Nov 1, bare np, Nutting, N York, td gh brig &t Andrew, Kean, Charleston. ) lome Ports. ALEXANDRIA—ant “Tan 18, schre ‘I Baker, Gulf Stream, Beston; Fairfax, ‘ork; a) Fall River; Commanser in Chie, Briegeport, BalTiMORE- arr Jan 14 815, steamer Mou Post, NYork. Below sei r Conquest, M see fut Pall River; sid schrs D Brown, 18th, bar Hoi dridge. Aux Cayes Nov 4 Kings Bole; Di dno. rset ge il Dive C’ark. Paine, Tangier: aj Ina (of eRestper’, Lane, en Prince; Mary P, do. Std Lith, ship am rns a ee ‘ FORT—A Jone he La CCRSTER--are dune Ik nohte Someone , River; Day State, Or} en Russell, c Ame ton, Puls rr Surinam Nov 2 id 1 | a 4 brig ‘Acravantn: Pogees I ‘Barcelons Low, Haver. " Arr Jan 12 sehra Jobe ah lis z - oer Wiiwess do. afte, SErOR Milsahots, . ‘and. (14 12th, sohr sale (Br), Perry, Windies. in Hampt-n Rowe, dart Lr There. poenaten. Onb lag sileBe be from Cota. ie Leoeen. Ia 4 NEW LONDOS he Se ladelptie for Bi he 4 ioe, eritakinn Ware eet ‘wee BI AV 14, rr di Ma Ferks Tei ROVIDESCE—Are J ntl New York: pr 9) bait aitimore. Belo mae Holl, £ al! ew York. Wilkertoroe, pay