The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1854, Page 8

T Sturtevant Remanded te Jail MANIFESTO OF THE ITALIANS: wren? Geutempainstanek a . ¥ | SUPREME COURT—IN QHAMBBERS, Address of the Itailan Patrivts of New York | . to Monsignor Bedtnt, Decision by Hoo, Judge Clerke, The disorders wiios bave been ceonsigned by youln | Jaw, 81.—Jn the matier of the Habeas Corpus to ‘inquire this country bave procuc-d a great scandal and excite- " quns $0 suah. 8 ph @ taat we your countrymen, oan | 0 (he imprisonment of Oscar W. Sturtevant.—The Cham- @ot and cugbtro! to real. lo‘iflerent spectators. bers were pretty well filled this morning by persons anx- Itwe heart +pokew hitherto; if we bees ter og fous to bear the resvit of the motion argued before the fl jevelope meat of this dri high tends to Pionet ae oo phe ~” - ky ee wo bar et ite hor | Judge on Monday, Alderman Sturtevant, scoompanied by Fible nakedmess, do ro: think we have done #0 because, a4 his el and the Deputy Sheriff, was present. sid we feara’ the caggt Jadge Clerke then proceeded to deliver the following orto: ieat bea: we have bithorts pew ati not earry | ¢etslen:—On the 20th inet. Oscar W. Sturtevant applied to deny what has bees justly impated | tome, om a writ of habeas corpus, to inquire into the cause you. of bis imprisonment, which he alleged in his petition was a bat not oly you, Monsignor Bedial, DF res Fayphansh see EMiaceuage, to deny your horrid | PAP@r purporting to be a warrant or order of the Saperior past deeds, which cry to God fo; veOgrensss bat sles _ Court of the city of New York against him for an alleged ‘onvnala in this to. ereculous republic, and sever: a a a eines eh t ria ts your defoaters, | Coptewpt; further st ting his imprisonment to be illegal, the time has coe for u- to raice & fatal veil from you ‘and | because, smong other rearons, the sald warrant or order make known to the wor!! Low ea guioary was your soul, | was issued in violation of anorder staying proceedings in how sscreligious snd barbarian wee Tone, Catholic mi: | the matter until a certain time not then elapsed, and was 0 yon eee ae aay ae ay Retetae or eaet rea om, tobe | sued without lawful authority, and was defective and invalid on its fase, The petition set forth thet the alle- gations required by the statute that he was not committed ranked with Hsynas and Retet Yon, Monsignor Bevin', dared to eater Bslogna in dis guise ae a epy and served as emissary of Pius IX, whi I eee a ae the faltufalness | opj¢etained by virtue of any process issued by any Court ot 1 ho a laod Aeatlnt Done ; | the United Stater, or by any Judge thereof, and that he Arete foued pres ie ta dag ceeublts; amd in | was rot committed by virtue of the final jadgment_ or de- te Sth aga bed y | cree of any competent tribunal of civil or criminal juris Bologua means to cemveve yom peloately foam toe eae iok | judgment or decree The statute relating to writs of logue P' sda pop’ | habeas corpus, (24 Rey. Stat., 661—marginal—Seo. 36, Sab. 2.) expressly declares that +o order of commitment for any alleged contempt, to enforce the rights or reme- dion of any par'y, sball be ceemed a judement or dee fury by which you were threatened, You, Monsignor Bedini, entered Bologna in the within the meanirg of the section reqairing the allege tion to whieh 1 have referred, nor that any attachment 1849, at the head of an Austrian army, after bombat ing tt eight days; you «n‘ered in trinmph, amitat the smoking of Austrian canrcn, supported by Croat bay or other prooses istued upon such ercer shall be deem an exoution within the meaning of that sectioa, [a obedience to law, securing the bevefit of ibis great prero- onets, as Extraordinary Pontifical Commissary of the Four Legations; you arrived joyful snd making merry, gative unto the bumDlest citizen—ths only practical ntee of civil liberty, mariug it imyerative on ma, among the ruins of the burnieg Bologna and tne blood of your countrymea, at your sumptuous pal you forfeitare of coe thousand dollars in ease of re: I allowed the rit, returnable forthwith. audacity ro far established, in concert with tse Austrian commandant, whe Ftate of siege; you published » proclsmation, which, to your shame, is knows to us, Itallana, ard even to ths Americans becanss reosutly publisaed here; you your- Seif, the pew Soy lis, wroiw with your ows hand thé lists of proreriptioa, imprivon nent, sui death; ard you, yee you | approved the i 2 wns Bhosting of Uzo ‘Saesi, in the name of the Pope. It is impossible to «upp that the Austrian military commissioner could dixpor# of the libarty and life, &9., of citizens subject to your will and your laws, without yvar having given an ‘exp ici! app oda oa to the bloody and brutal secrifice of tra! holy and brave patriot Aud, even if tbat commission had besa exeoatad indepandent of your influenes, ys! your rank acd titles woa'd have Sheriff appeared before me with his prisoner in the afternoon of the day, ia @rmpliarce he writ, making, howeve’, no return, whch I con sidered unimpo © petition itself I inferred set there were parties interested. to whom the statate recta that the like gotise shall be givea of th: ace which tush writ shall b , a8 is required to be givan of spseial evtions preme Court of this (2 Rev. Stat. 559, margival);endin the ext recsion @ suflicient potisa $5 tirected to be g.ven to the District Ati hi that the party is dv'ained on ao a 2 imini left you sufficient inflvesca—benignant avd Christ ao in ene ee Awence—to save the life of that viotim of [tallsn patr rg Poser oie bartels fem. At any rate, the Poutiticsl g verument, reprassated “1 deseription, or at least a4 being quasi c-tmioal by you, was, in tho-e vy. ae ppy eireaaistances, tes priac’ 9 ¢ found it necessary to adjourn this matter un. iving the prisonar that afternoon and # thos notices, which would give full eight Caye for the service of the notice to the interested partive, excludiog the last day,which was Sanday, Oa that day, pursuant to adj vt, the prisoner was bronght bofore me by Mr. Valtes, thel¢eputy sher'ff, to whos oly I committed bi whioh ocgssion | was attented by Mr Pronson a4 counsel for the parties interested, by the District Attorney and by Meesrs. Field and Cowles, connsel for Sturtevant. The Saeriff made his retarn and alldged that he detained the prisoper by virtua of a war ravt of commi! ment iss by the 3upsrior Court, whisk commitment I find to be authenticated by the seal of said court, and by the sigaatare of its clerk—taus proving it- self. The counsel of Sturtevant iaterposea @ reply to this return, alleging that when the said warren: was is sued tho sam» was not authorized by any ‘ legal’? judg- ment or orcer of the Superior Court. This was in the nature of a demurrer to the return, and raised the ques tion for my conaidsiation whether ‘there was aay legal Judgment or order in the Superior Court to authorize the issuing of this warrant. It appeared to ma thet the Isa- guage of section forty, sub-division three, sscond Revised Staiutes 567, was too clear and peremptory to admit of any hesitation on this point. I sould n.t look behind the commitmert Tne efficacious enforormont of tha decisions of sourts of justive, the maintenance of their Gigrity, the preservation of their independence, the avoidacce of unseemly and disorganiziag collisions be twoen the geveral tribunals, req etrlot construction of this section; and, to repeat the language of the end- division of the rection which applies to this case—‘* When any coptempt is specially and plainly charg d ia the com- mitment, by a court having suthority to commit for the contemp' no charged,’ ’the priscuer must be remanded, But siihosgh the Ju‘geer court before whom ® habeas cor pus is returnable hes no right togo behiad ths commit- ment, or to review the proceediaga of a committing magia palavthor of ell the legal misdeeds aod the Austrisne were merely thaexeouts pers We will not bring forwsrd sgniu the eoandalons scenes of your private hfe, waich cover your name wich infamy in Seingaglia, your native place, and in Bologna. We leave ail that’ to the anasimous testimony of Italien’, clearly expressed in a groet Lumber of tho newapapers of that period of wickedn: ss, Bul we cacnot be silent covoarning whet you feel in your heart, and perheps withoat reworse, that daring jour goverment in tos Four Legations so many patriots perished on the scafl.lo and io prisons. We will here, for the fake of brevity, only remind you of the unforta: nate men who, »gaina’ you ani the goverament which jou represented, ery fo vengeance to the wrath of God, vig: those who full ia thess executions or were condemaed to the galleys, tn Bologos salons, under your eyas, and ip yony t me, viz.: the three months from Ssptember to No- vernber:— EXECUTED. Sigoor Barzani and the two brothers Govini Sr, Boeami aud ten velanteer republican soldiers, shot on two occasions. Their corpass wee lott a prey to the dogs, beizg denied burial, Alvo. Siguor Sante Mignani CONDEMNBD TO THR GALLEYS. Domenico Roxdelli, Giuseppe Cordler, Glureppe Migliaal, Giasepps Chiarini, Michele Rapi, Rufili Pistro, Corlettt Agostino, Cornacctni Pietro, Ravajoli Giuseppe, Balvioni Giusepps, Apdreghetti Car! Pesarini Ling!, Gabelli Giacomo. Ten patriots, condemned the 14th of Novem er, for poraencing arme. ‘Nine others oa the Bth of December, for th The two brothers Pistro ard Giovani Pol Berti ard Giovanni Ballists Gibertl, We om{ many other names, whore sentences of con deropati n appeare€ in the cilicial journaia of your yo | trate cr cour’, yet he may ixqutre whather the proce, ver ament. commiteent li valid oa ite face, aud alto whether any Bedini! We, {taliac exiles and wanderers, for the | ceure ba: arisén eince the commitment for putting aa mame crue for which Ugo Bassi sod the other patriots were sacrificed, intend simply to do jostics to the trath, by denouncing and proclatwing you the instigator, co operator avd iohu: stator of 80 many good men massacred, which have anid, it was entirely 10 your power to mitigate o: prevent. The crime of those brave youths wsa that of loving the e country which you brirayed, and of delivering it ‘om that religious and political yoke of iron which you tened upoa it, and whieh you are now endeavoring io extend even over this republic. Bedini! er ave thought of teling your life. deen very cifferent from yours We well know that if you were dead the heads of the Hydra vouls reprocuce themalves. Live then! but, like Osin everywhere acocm i rations— we conclu who, partaking our reeentmert, bare givea you, ia 4 Berent places im the Un ted States. pabdlie expreasione of reprovaiion, Like us, they kaow that the three most coutpicucts Talian friars, reslous for liverty, were A usio ce Brescia, who was burnt alive, by the or’er of Pope Adrian IV.; Girolamo Savanarola, hung and barnt st the command’ of Pups Alexander VI; and Beaecetto end so the imprismment. (Ths People v Cassela, 6 Hili 1¢4.) And for the same reason I cannot look into order which the prisoner in hie petition and now by his ccuneel, ailrges to have been mae by Justice B aworth, on the i8tk dsy of Jaavary, stsyiog proceedings ia ths matter until the let of ‘the same month, This may be a good reason to address to the Superior Court for vacatiog the commi'ment. If sry of Its officers have iscued » process in violation of an | orcer of one of its Judges, the eudjact t* exclusively for | their Cetermication. It ean only be decided on motion by the tribuos] where the order te divebeyed. No other practice of that Cuurt, procesa issued in order of & sirgle Jadge is not necessarily and par se void—~ and if not void per s¢, or on its face, I aw bo the section above referred to, to Ceem it opera purpete for =l ch it was issued, Notaing, ia short, “extraneous”? o the commitment ova be fuqnired into by me. The 06 y question that renm'ns, trerefore, (or me to coxsldvr iz, waether th: aay defect or omis sion on the fac of the cummi' ment, to render it iovalid? It is aererted by the counsel for the prisoner that it {a not Fuficient ix the commiiment roerely 20 allege ths contempt, but the facts consti:uting the contempt must tsregeré of an ce F », starved (o death at the expresa order of | be set forth. To require this, however, wold virta- Mement VIL; and thatit wae ree-rvet, in this age of | ally author me to go behivd the coamitmen:, progress, to have a Pope ir Pine IX. who should sacri | which I have alresdy shown I cannot do. Tas only ob ject of reciting the facts would be to make me n jadge of means of you, the fourth great patrio:, {a the Ly bn bhnendahs the conslusion ceduoed by the Superior Court from thoes person of the friar Ugo Buti wing ames are cigned to 1t:— facts, With thie I have nothing ta to—of tole they wer Pp noe ‘Aitcocohi, M_ Franchi, Ex. | exclusively the judges. If the facte were minutoly ra 2, tebe strologo, A. Ribolls, Mergz dol cited, and Tcame te tho conclusion thet they Jid not +. F encbini G Lesicero, Gen Garibaldi aj | coneti*ats @ contempt, atill | mast recognise tne validity G. Caves," ——R. Manciai Magziore, of the commitment.’ The Coart iesuing the warraut A. Arcoll, M. dardelli, must alone decide what is an insolt to their digaity or a A Exteri, V Sqarms, vicistion of their orders. It is enough for me tn G. Resta, R Montedore, chaipe acontempt wpecially ani pisinly, avd taat (hey T. Romegnoli, F. Casali, have authority to commit for the contempt so charged.’? Giuseppe Secchi, J. Perenz al, The only poict which has im‘uoed aoy heaitation on my Constantino, G. Riest part in the cetermiration of this matter, is the want of a Canteltstti, A Caminoni, Tecital of @ remittai the caase from the Coart of Ap- Conta, P. Antoni, ee to the Superior Court. Haviog deta teken from the Salvi, L. Paille, latter to the former corrt, in order to restore to F. Vanni, F. Pierantent, the Superior court ju isdiciion over the matter, it A. Zaneli, ©. Perntelll, CF murt te remitted there trom the nat Court. ¥. Hale, L Gipoilici, D. Micel After reciting tho crder of the Superior Cou C, Lombardi G Leoni, G Merei at special term, and its affirmance at general term, R, Oggtoal, A. Mancolfo, R. Bortolo’ the eppeal by Storievant to the Court of Appeals, the T Boitassial, A Soloiaci, ©. Risea, commitment merely sa'es that the said judgment was, Gen. G. Avezzana, T. Cereda, P. Mangiai, by the Coust of Appeals, on the Slat day of Decamber, ®, Argenti, A. Da Stefani, D. Fassll 1668, in all things aficmed, with oorts, Ks." It does pot . Ristori, G Anto: state in express terms that it was remitted so a: to re U. Kaaneill, G. Bossa, ‘ possess the Superior Court of the cas C. Bigattt L. Grassi pears to me to da the only plaasible obj R Seals, N. Jasao, this diseussion; for it may with some f G. Gioral ‘A. Sartorellt, thet when buman liberty r G. Mangini, D, Vanni, ft to intendment, and that the law, in its vigilance . Ferdinandi—77, nd its solicitude for, personal rights, requires New Your, Jan. 30, 1864 otituse in every proceeding desigasd to interfe liberty. Bat 02 the other hand, everything {s prevumed in fayor ef courts of general jurisdiction, while in courts of +pectal and limite’ jarisdietion the facy givirg it jurisciction must be circametaatial allegec. In this o omitment the possession by the appellate court Board of Supervisors. Jan. 30.—His Honor the Recorcer in tne chatr, The minutes of the last procesdiag were rea) and ap- proved. the case alleged, Dut the reauttitar ia aot SHERIF?'S BILL. iM 3 atl oug?, or The bill of Sheriff Orser, amonuting to $1,204 84, for ar. | Ay¢Reds (ill encu sities trou top ticles of provision, Ke, supplied the county jails for tte | the very fect tuat the or as resume: juria- quarter coding December, 1553. was received, and referred | diction over {Vby the issuing of proses, a other words, to the Committee cn County Uitioss, the exerci@ of jaris*ietion pre-sapp ses re porversion of THE LATE FIRE ACCOMMODATION OF THR LAW COURTS. the case, 18 quently jnrisdiction over it. Besides, The report of the rpecial ccmmittse relative to provid ieg room: for the Suprem> and Svperior Courts was re oaived, and referred to the ( 1 for adoption. The oommitiee recommend that the rooms sow cecupied can Lingnire at sll icto the mbjest of jurisdictioa ta com nection wiih process issues by acourtof general jariadic- tion’ In this tnquiry I think net ia is not civil pro- cers, fa the seme of section 41, end i! is suflicient for me, Justices Green a2¢ O'Connor be appropriated tothe use | i¢ iy eceordacce with rection 40, the commitment the Supreme and Sajerior Courts, and that other ac ecisliy ate dharee aie ae pln Soya ee vel epecis’ pisioly chotges contempt, I am bound to kuow cfiicistly that the Soperior Court has, in ite cha: acter of s court of general jariadiction, authority to oe mmts for the contempt so charged. For ‘these reasons 1 mast remand the prisoner to the euscvody of the Sheriff. Tae Judge then mace the following order: — © pricner having been brought befors me upon an sorpue, aud proceeding: paving besn duly had th ncer, spc iteppsering that the reid O.ear W. Stur- tevan! wae at the tine of Issuing suca writ detained ia custod: by thes! Tef the city and conaty of New Yo.w for s contempt specially agd platuly charged ia the war rent of com nifment prodused defore ma by #aid shaciff, isued by @ court having suthority t> commit for the eoa- tempt fo obarged, and that ‘hs time curivg w Sturtevant oay be legally de ainsd hav pot exp THE REGISTER’S OFF7 ‘The Reoornse offered ibe fullowiag:—Reeolved, That a special committee of three of the members of this Board be appointed to ascertain aud report to this Board what, if any, Measures are expedient or necessary for the Detter ‘of the office of the Register of this city and county. and of the reoords thereof; and for the arranre- ment of the records of the offi f Surrogate, and of the decbots cf jadgments and the records ani do tkets of al! other liens ‘on real estate in this city ant county; anlas certain ® plan for indexing the same, ant for the future entering, engrossing ani keeping of ths same; if any and what, law of the Legisla ue it will b il to apply for to effect such measures and sach Glas Mentaliy 606 progeriy. , | 40 therefore herahy remand ait 0 car #7. The Rrcoxbar said 0 ae om the present condition o! | to the custuly of eail Sherif of the city and county of the Register’s office, it takes :ix weeks to mike s searc) New York. T W. CLERKE snd the expense in sush as to arsount almost tow prodl- | jiy SL 1884 x bition. In offering tie reolution he dii not imply avy The She: Jirseted to anrex ths proceedings re cenrure op the incumbents cr officials Referred to spraisi committee, The Casir nominating Mesacs. Lord, Christie, and Mott. The Raconpmr also offered the following -— Kencived, That special committee of thres of the members of this Board be appointed to ascertain aad re port if any, and what measares, on the par: of this B ate proper or needfal in relatoo to any law applied or in progress through the Legislature, ani affestiog or ferred to in the above order, xuthentis "* comnrel thes im ke the matter befor he geoersl term 0° iw ge granted the applicalion ort returnable on the term, which will be Monday nex The Jt f and mais the writ day of the ensuing of concerping this county, or tor pro, rty of conceray Mr Sturtevant t) en lait the court ander the care of the werecf, with @ view to take euch action in the meautine | pepaty sherift ip the premises ap msy be necessary, a tontieee e, ne naae, Cneaity, United States Commissioner's Court.” , on Before RE Stillwall, Eaq. ‘The Board adjourned to Monday next. Jax 80 — Charge of Cruel and Unusual Punishmeat.—The United Stats vt, Charles H. Hewitt —Ia thie care it ‘appear. Protestant Episcopal Mutual Benefit Society, | 4 ' evidence that derendant was chief mate of the steam: hip Yank The third anniversary of this Society was calebrated in while pod neve PI St. Darithclome®'s Church on Sanday evening, the bail! | Crippen, one of th waiters, (who was employ fag being ore ’ed to Ite uimost capacity, irg the gangway,) and directed him to goand bring water on bosr', ea ail the crew bad been ordered to that daty. Rey oom said that he would go as soon as he got his coat and shoes. Capt. Randall, however, swore that Crippen said he would not obey upon the ma\ cruel ard unusual punishment on him, by irg and striking him, prod: ideral After the chureh servioe, and before the cermo: , the B wasl ieport was presevted. It represented the Gosietsy was comprised of 125 members—its object was tie mutual care and relief o’ members when sick or dis ) jai abled—seonrirg to deoeased Christian by x al —sucooring l this evidence, and after heariog Mr, Ridgway for the widow a: 4 crpbase—promoting Christian fellowship | {be United States, and Messrs Sherwood and Robinson and love, #04 administering relief among mombers of the Carrch. Sires the last annual repert there had ber pended rom the general fund $00 09, from tho w: fence, ded upon hs sapar yee the defendant in fall, but he was subsequently rele on giving bail. aod orphans’ favs, $116 60; from the contizgent f vaarra.— 3.3050. Taer remain d in the general fand nett ile prt A al a ag gp ry | egg ta the widows’ and orphens’ fond, $433 50; and'in the | Weds ‘¢vening last, 1 goaneetion with a ladies’ fair. oon) ingent fund, $415 oT being @ total of $2,097 92, | Bix or eight bables ware exhibii dressed ‘‘up to the sarursly sisoed at inters:, under the supervision of the | mines.” The committee that upon the of ‘Committes, the little ones were childlers, aad they awarded A yery sloquemt sermon war after arte prasted by the Rev. San 'i Cooke, u 20m ‘Charity 4: tom bate com Act 10, xaviii— ‘Who wea abo. d ng ond “tvhot want ofeproe Sas Peo on * org lyk eon: Mr. Firk of tne Palmer J to lar‘eker, Oo the smnouncemeat of belur gave a dollar te bisa the premi- the seme sum to kien the one Le bocgdt (be pottioas —Springjirld Republican Jan 30 tribunal can collaterally ioteriere with the course and | | tainea by good renre snd innumerable aathorities— | ward officers. | bim by default. QUESTION OF ASSESSMENTS UNDER THE LAW FORK PAVING AND REGULATING BTaRErs. Jan, 29.—John 0. Thering vi. The Mayor, de , of New York —By the Orurt—Roorevelt, Judge.—If this suit cen be sustaine’, it mart be im violation of # fanismental role, that he who asks equity shall do equity. The plaia- til it ap, ia the owner of three lots in thy outer istrict of the eity—one at the corer of Sixth svenue and Forty ninth street, and the other two at t! of Teath avenue and ting Tenth 1e, ‘ty feet, were assessed in laintiff does not deny the allege ansessed; and yet, ons mere teshaica! groua: offering to psy suything, he asks this court, ia the ex ercise of its equity jurisdiction, to grant him a perpetual injunction against the ovliection of the entire assess- ments; thus, ia effsot, securing the whole benefit of the work to him, and impoving its whol cost upon others, This, certainly, iva novel,viewjof equity. And the grounds on which it resta, it seems to me, are equally novel. By the Bate ine, Telatiog sania $0 the city of No York, 1@ business o} , paving, grading and sewerlng, (pat not pplectee aD ot arent, hes for more w on. expense and of its p: ‘assessment ationg the benefited, in proportion, as nearly as possible, to Vantage received; and for that purpose to sppoiat auch skilful and competent disinterested psrsons as they might think proper to make such estimates and assessment, All this, in the present case, it is admisted was done, But by an ac: passed, as I concieve, (slthough mysel( a party to, and voting for it,) umadvisedly, without a jast fores'ght of its consequences, as since developed, the Le- gislature in 1840 declared that no assessment in avy case should exceed half the value of the premives as va- lued by the assessors of the ward. Now, these ward Inations at the gee in queetion, as the public legisla- tive history of the State shows, were notoriously, sad in many cases, to the extent of two-thirds, under the sstual selling prices of ths day. Tnese very lotsfurnieh an illus- tration, Io 1850—so the complaint admits and ersa a- jeges—the Sixth avenue lot, and that a fali coraer lot 20 higher up than Forty-ninth street, was valued by tho ward cflicers at $300, and the two Tutn avenue lots, of full size. and one of them oo the corner of Kightieth street, at $100— noteach, bat both. Another illustration *Uil stronger, if possible, may be found in tae ease of the Seoond avenue, where worthless or nearly worthiess sweinp lots were by the improvement raised in value to wore thea $500 each, aad thsir provious worth'ess ness was, under this [act, urged asa reason why they shoul. be assessed comparatively nothing,or. more proper ly epeakivg,ouly balfof nothing—thus,tueffsst, (for that is the rubsteace of the operation, ) building houses on certain favored pervont’ lot, and paying for them by taxation on others, I make there observations not with ths viewof ja Cicially defeatiag the act, unless v0 far as it may conflict with the coostitution, but {or the purpose first of oalliog the attontion of the Legislature to its practical op-ration; and, secondly, in order to apply the wel estadlishe4 rale that, beinga statute in derogation (as the result has shown) of common right, its provisions, wherever doubt fal, are vo be coostrued strictly. Io this view, thea, of the ,act, the qnestion is, how are ita privilege: availed of? Must the parties in who reated ret them up, by way of dafoni (me, or must the cflivers charged with the daty of ap portionment, of their owa ascord, go in search of tue evidence and take notice of the fact of the ward valaa- tone, st their peril? Caitty says—and the position { ters of exception, when contained ia » subsequoat iause’’ of the same statute, and a fortiori wheo in a subsequent iocepsndens statute, ara waiters of defeace which it devolves upon the party to show, if he would claim on exemption, even as against «penalty: (Caitty, 329) Now, the Bureau of Assessments, as it is called, 1a this city, is charged with the duty of apportioning the cost of paving, regulating, &s, It exercises ® quasi jadi cial power, wad on this eu ajsot is @ aort of court of I jurisdiction. Ite ether judicial offi- 9 raid estimate and assess: ment fairly and fay their skill and jacg neat.?? ereising their beat juigment, the; wot expiesssa it, spd so certified to the Common Cougeil, tbat the plaintiff, Mr. Taoring, by the work which had b-en done, was beefitied to the extent of the sums specified He ‘made no objection to the Bureau and none to the Board—none, at least, is preteaded—Ddut, on the contrary, he quietly permitted the doings of the sateracrs to be ‘ative by the Common Council,” al- Vhough he khew—for so the law idformed him—that wheu so ratified, they would be ‘: binding and conclusive”? upon him, ss well as ali other owners. He offers no ex- cuse tor the omission, and makes no suggestion of fraud, accident or mistake, as @ ground of equitable relief. Tae Common Council, he admits, had jurisdiction; but they Tencered, be says, an erconeons jutgmen:, And is this court to ic view that jadgment collaterally, and in favor, too, ct @ party who, altnough notided, omitte to make his defence before wibanal, and whose defence, if made, would bave Mad much more of law than of oq: in its composition? Aud what is the of? That rhe corporation, by its officers, much—ssressed him ewe they wo acsessed him bad they known the low valuations of Has he applied to the Common Couneil to ment? He dees not pretend that he bas ; directly to this court, not by way of appeal, to correct the alleged error, if it be one, but ta the forma of present oase, ex- “deemed,”’ as the an indepenaent collateral wait, to andul the entire jadg- went. me too clear for argument that if the udgment of the Common Council be—ae the law express: ly ceo all be—' conclusive” for any purpuse or on any quel “how much,’ and eapeetall when sotifird to present his ebjection presented none, put allowed judg To test the pri case, suppose an action in a J the defencant therria or usury, or the statv pear—wovl' the judgment agains whole amount, be ex} sined by this court on grounds each su those suggested in this complaint? And if not, where is the ciflerecce of principle between the cases! Tas cmnmen I ce lares be sued for a debt after he has paid ves equally declare ‘0 notion sball at any time be brought on a uswrioas dewa:d, ord none ona valid demand, aoles: within six yeart; and yet the Justic.’s jadgment in tha\ case would, nevertheless, be -‘conclusivs,” as the statute deslares the judgmen’ of the Common Couusil sball be ia this, bus:neve of the Supreme Court ta this district of the e, (its proper and necessary basiness,) is already tufliciently overwhelming, withont eroroaching upon the functions which the Legislature has very javtly confided to special tribumals of more limited jarisdic*ion; and when ove of thove tribunals, in a matier over which it oonfeseedly bad jurisdiction, has reniered a jadginent which the Legislature has declared ‘ sbal! be bisdiny and couclasive,”’ I am not dispo-ed lightly to traat en judgment a8 & nullity, especially when the ooly effect will be to enabe one’ persoa to bare his property im- proved at the expente of bis neighbors. Complaint dirmlssed with costs, and prelim'eary in- junction dissolved. Jersey City Intelligence. ARREST, EXAMINATION, AND COMMUTAENT ON A CHANGE OF Bicamy.—Oa Monday night U-paty Sheriff Pollard arrest ed a map named Le vis Chancier, (whore wife anc two chil Gren reside in Hoboken, ) on aw charge of bigamy, in hav- ing taken to himeelf another wife He was mined Fpenaeate 4 before Recorder Catier,and committed tor trial an indictment is foued agains: him. I¢ appears that for more than a yesr be bas been noglectfal, in rome respects, of his fawily. His wife is from a very respect- able family io Bergen. married to her in Dar under ths assumed name of a paving hi addresses young woman who resided in Wille: He obtairea the consent ot her parents to h aril with her, and tt ded that he, Chas, Lewis,” wae mouth county, N J,, in the latter A certificate of iags to thet ef- Both of them lenied aud ad. mitted that Laey were mar: wife learning of bis conduct, and that he w amp with the secord wife, caused his arrert. Raront or gua Kexrex or rue Civ Paisox.-The City Morsbal reports the commitments to tre city prison Curing Jaauary, 1854, a8 follows :—For draukenness, 44; érunk ard disorierly, 18; vacranoy, 6: theft, 8; burglary, 8; illege) voting, 1; fighting, 6; lunatic, 1; frand, 1; adal tery, 2: malicious mischief, 1; deseriion of family, 1, Total, 82. ELoor Loan or Po: StUsk fy Tue Ion ~The slo» Markee, Capt. Smith, baving on board a cargo of about thirty tons ot frevb pork war sunk by the ice on Sanday morning, atons o’closk. while lying at the end of the pier st the foot of York street, Jersey City. Taose oa arc of her hed merely time to eacape without eaving their clothing, The ice crashed in the site of the ves vl, cut avay her trast and jisboem, and made a complete wreck of the sloop. It aleo comaid dam: a8 plex, About half aton of the pork was recovered, it be jpg vpon the deck ccheiemanncinmeaiiciies Law Intelligence. Serneme Covet oF TR : ham Becker, Feq, of New York, and [: Yiskiaron and Teppes Weatworth, Eacrs of Marsnchusetts, were admitted attorneys and’ counsello 49 —Farish Certer va Asehibald f. I the Supreme Court of the State of Florida. Mr Chief Justice Tany Celivered the optalon of the court in thie canse, Clemfating this writ of error for want of jurisdio- tion, No, 168.—George W. & Heery Siver vs, William Many. In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for t} strict of Maseachucetw. Mr Catef Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the court in this cause, dismissing Mhle writ for waat of janis ‘ Palmer ¢: al., owners of the bark Delaware, va. the Phila: Celpbia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Company, owners of the steamship Osprey. Appeals from the Ctronit Court of the United States for Eastern Penneylvania. These aj peale were diamisesd at the cost of ths appellants, the matters im orntroverry baving been rattied between the parties. No, 49—Renben Anderson eta). ve. Ml. Rook Ia errcr to the Cireutt Court of the U cited States for Evstern Loultiapa Mr. Justice Campbell dellevore’ tue opinion of the court fa this cause, reversing the judgment of the Cirentt Court with corts, aad remanding the cause, with Giretions for further proseedings, {2 con‘orralty to the epinton of this ceurt. No. 38.—John Garrow ¢! al. va Ames Davis et al Appea! from the Cirenit Court of the United Siates for the dlecrict of Maice. Mr. Jastion Cartis delivered the opiaion of the sourt ia this ¢1 wing wT the decve cf tae Cireuit Court, with costs. No 88— Erastus Corning eal. va. Peter A. lacdem, In error to the Circuit Court of the United States for the southsra district of New York. Mr. Justios Grier delivered the Lede 3 0 opin'on of the Coart in this causa, reversing tient of the Cironit Court, with costs, aad remanding cause, with (irretions to award a venire fictas denon, No. 43.—John MsDonogh’s exeoutors ct. al, appellants, vs. Mary Murdock ¢ al. Ths argament of this cause was concluded by Me, Hant for the appellants, Adj>urned. Domestic Miscellany. The care cf N. Cutter ve. the heirs of which bas been on trial (n the Clreuit Court for three weeks part. i of # terminated om the Zist ult., Pot ine plant fit Gr about tomy aie arpews. ocd fronts en Pooadway, and ys rey Telve! » cr er $100,000, it mast be co on the mere quedtioa of | at the corner of erring and and scarcely she her money, a ye eet through © ane the lady that sat on t and proe with gave an exact iption the aboveoamed officers. They instantly recoguized, by the descrij the women pes to ‘then poppin dh preeetnap proceeded Officer Baldwi took a stage and proceeded in searc! down adway, «nd Underhill took a route in snother direction, As officer Baldwin passed by White street, who should he spy bat the very wemap be was look.oz for. to take a stage. The offic.r proceeded up to her, at stated that he would like to »soort her to Jefferson ket Police Court. She immediste!y replied, ina Ps - missive tone, (they having met before,) ‘Woy, Baldwin, do you want with m 4 the Broadway, and when opposite the dwelling No. 60, she made a rush to enter, stating that she iived there. The officer, howsver, knowing full well the cus‘omer he had to deal with, refused to comply, and hurrie. her along, she calling out Justily, “William, William,” but no Wil- liam came, and the presum ptien was that no William was there The officer after much difficulty sacoesde } in coavey- ing ber tefore Justice Stuart, where she was identified by Mrs Hagen asthe woman who sat by h-r side in the stage. On the person of the prisozer waz found $125, in beck bills, but mone of the money corresponded with that stolen. The pritoner, ia accounting for ‘ho possession of this amount of money, stated tbat she gotit at a broker's in exchar ge for Bank of Eogl nd notes, Tne premises of the accuses, situated at No. 50 White 5° where she oreupie} a room, were next searched by the police, and there were found no lees thau{five portemo: nates and four yurses. suppored to be the property of persons whos pockets have been pluncered These artisies can ba sesa, on applying to Mr. Marray, Clerk of Polico, Jelferacn Market, for which owners are wanted. There sere like wise found some pillow cares and other arlicles of bed clothing, the property of Mra Lao irdelle, of No. (0 Waite Jen tries prisocer during the time sh occa, tents ic that house § On"the evi eree # used the magistrate eonsidvred there was enough tod tain the accused for trial. More Complaints against La Bier Shopt —Cspts> still sarrying on the wa: Squires, 6! the Eleventh ward against disorderly Isger bier shoss located in his wara, apd ye terday institute’ complain's against the propria tors of the following locations:—-No 181 Third street, 121 Pitt street 226 Stanton atreet, 24 Clinton street, 43 ave nue B, 248 Third street, 167 avenue C. Some of the pro rietors of the above named pisces have alraady appeared fore Justice Wood, and entered into the required bail to anewer the charge preferred agsinet them. night, ing: Robbing a Stranger from Wash: —On Mom a gexteel looking man named Janes Davoe, of ton, D. C., temporarily lotging at Page’s Hotel, Guoed to vieit a house of cisrepute ‘9, 27 Elan st A by «girl named Elizabsth Connell, who escorted Mr De ba:k room and shortly after he missed from his roil of bank bills, consist bad he missed the money than hi the houre, who told him to wait a litt! endeavor to restoreto him back the money. a ever, becoming alarmed, hurried into the street, for the purpore of procuring a policeman, and the landlady ea- tered the rocm where the girl was accused of etesling the money, when, just as she entered, she heard the girl ex- clatm, “The; ’t find apy money on me.” ani threw the roll of bi Lilla into the fire. Mrs. Hines observed the movement, snd instactly snatched the money from the flames, bat not before some of the bills had taken fire om theends. The police then came, and the accused, together with the scorched bills, the evidenee of her juilt, was conveyed to the station house by officer don, of the Sixth ward, and in the morning the pri- eoner was taken before Justice Bogart, who committed her to priron for trial ‘4 Charge of Embezzlement by (wo Clerks Yesterday, off. cere Sanith apd Webb. of the lower police court, arrested two young men, brothers, named William H and George Bioks, clerks, employed in the geatlymen’s furnishiog store kept by Mr. Abel Whitlock, at No. 130 Faltou street, charged with selling goods and omitting to return the moneys to their employer. It eoems by the evidence be- fore the polios court, tat Mr, Charles Tibbetts par has- ed on 26th ipat of the defendants, some bandker- chiefs, for which he paid them $1 8734. Mr B Reed, of No 90 Broadway, purchased of them on the 20th inst. some shirts, for which he paid them $5; and »m the 24th instant Mr. Burshard Fondheim, of fo. 76 Chatham street, purchased some undershirt, and paid for them $826. All these sums of money, Mr. Whitlock alleges, bave never been paié@ over to him or accounted for—no entry having been made ic the books of sach sales; hence they now stand scoused of embezz! Oa taking an account of etook Mr. Whitlock ic ted that bis proper- ty falle ehort upwards of # thousand dollars. Juatice Bor before whom the accused parties were taken, committed them to prison to await an examination. Coroner’s Ingest. 1B LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HARLEM. i ites r Hilton on Monday held an inquest at the Her- jem Riv, 111th street, and died from the irjaries he received.’ It evidence that the six o'clock m train ’s Bridge was disnbled by one of the pump! ay, wad signals were seat to warn the a] Proacnirg irain, The train stopped, ami afterwal came up slowly, and ranyed on the bridge bebind the die ab'ed train. Mr. Middleton, who was a passenger by thie train, on ite stoppiog, left tha oar for » moment, and in stepping on to the bridge, the ear at the moment begin ning to move, in his eagernors to gat back, he missed bis footing and fell throvgn the open sleepsrs into the road below, a distance of twenty seven feet. The sonductor and others upcp hearing of the accident, hastened to the assistance of Mr. Middleton and conveyed hin to the house of Mr Leslie, the Harlem Hiver Hoel. Dr. Hills atiendes him, but he was so reriourly injared by «frac tare of the thigh and revere internal braises he died inafew bours, The bridge, the sleepers of which in places are very wice, extend from 1091h to 1)1th treet jury returned tke following verdict—"That Joho Middietow, the deceased, came to his death by fallicg through the b:idge of the Harlem Railrosd Company, at 11th street, in com-equence of tha said br ing in an Open and Capgerous condition. Farther, xonecate the enizeer aid conductor of the train from all blame.” Deceared was a mative of Scotland, near forty nine years of age. The Coroner yesterday was ccmpelled to defar holit b mt en the body of .J bm Smith, one of tae suf- forers at the Re -enswood explosion, who died at the New York Hospital, in consequence of the want of wituesses, the inquest will be bel to. day. Founp Drap ix 4 Cmit.—4An usknown colored man, about thirty years of age, was found lying to one of the street? of the bixth ws most insensible condition from intoxication. Hi en tothe station house and pat in ® lodgirg with an anotber person Yesterday morning be was (ound dead in ths cell, acd Coroner Gimble retorned Proclamation by the President. Whereas. it ie provided by the »econd article of the con- vention of the 16th Juve, 1852, between the United Stater anc; Prussia, acd other States of the Germanic Confede- ration, for the mntual delivery of criminals, fugitives from justice im certain eases, that the stipulations of that convention shall be applet to <4 other State of the Germenie Confederation which might thereafter declare ite accession theretc-— And whereas the government of Mecklenburg Strelitz has declared its accession to ‘he said convention, and has caused tho raid declaration to be lodged im the Dopart- ment of State of the U cited States-- Now, therefore, be it kuowe that 1, Franklin Pieros, Frerident of the Uait.d States of Awerles, have cau this informetion to be made public, ia order that the att mations of the said coavettion may be odserved and fa!- Med with good faith in reapect to the g.vernment of Mecklenburg Strelitz by tbe United States and the citizens thereof. In witness whereo!,1 bave hereunto set my nant, and caused the sea} of the United Siates to be aflixed. Done at Washingtoa, the twenty sixth day of January. im the yesr of our Lord one thousand eight handrad and fifty-four, andof the independence of tha U sited States the seventy eighth. FRANKLIN PIE™ Great Fire in Colchester. THE HAYWARD RUBBER WOKKS IN RUMS—-ONE MAN BURKT—LO&S IRAVY—FIVE HUNDRED BAND? THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT. A correspondent of the Hartford Times gives the fol- lowite accourt of the burning of the Heyward Rubber Our village has met with a t loss by on the 28th ult, of the Hayward Rabter place ‘The fire was discovered wt about t soon after the nigkt bands had left keep tke machinery in operation night and day, with the exoeptioa cf the Sabbath—twenty-four hous. As as the fire was discovered, the alsrm was given by of & steam whistle connected with the boiler, Tiere was a rroall Ere ¢! belonging to the company, whieh was need with grea: efileacy in preventing the spread of the fre to the workshops; but although thers were force powps of power eufficient to extingutrb the flamer, they could no: be used on account of the extreme severity of the weather having {rezen the smal\ pounds or reservoirs almost « lid. The buiid’ege, containing all the machinery for prepar- irg the robber, the engine room, eatting room and large new bulidings forthe reception of new machinery, to gether with the busines office, were all consumed. in overreer, about thirty one years of age, named ‘Stark, was burned. ent into the grinding room to get his books, and becowing ruffocated with the emore, fell, His body waa resovered thie mornirg, or wEat was left of it; as he fell on his face, a part of hls vest, hia heys, and a part of hie bocks were found. He left # wife, who is’almost dis- tracte!. the burning, orks fa tuis re o'clock, 1: ie customary to The buildings and machinery ware fally but there reat, loss tn the Deseaen suspension of basi- — heavily on . [gomcer deg eng - out some four or fire hundred - on blishment Gin te svbet on ooun co ‘When the building fell, by ite heat it set the steam in Coe whloh shrieked, thea howled acd moaned, voioe died him & dachiny 'y the oe) wi Port of New York, January 31, 184, CLEARED. agrees Smidt (Brom), Moyer, Baltimore, Burchard ach Philsdelphis (Brem), Sanders, Bremen, Hennings, aaEE at EG &: ue cane iidins many, fignale with’ steamssip Ji STH a ae iad B werbse, bound Noha eteeherete Stcamship Marion, Feater, Charleston, with mdse and pas- ‘No Spottord, Tiloston & Co. Sunday, at 12 o'clock, Cape Look: exshanged signals with steam- ker, Amsterdam, 50 d ler. en dk int és\‘Ton 70, snw a lures Guantlty of otbon sad Dbla of naval stores, ‘he J ex very hee 2 A Buleli Br} Shaw, ‘Nouvites, 18 days, with mahogany, ‘Grig Renalle (Bx), Holmes, Windsor, 17 days, with potatoes, . EE ae heavy weather om the passago; r, 480" Mills, Coldspring, Se is intended fer’she Souther for ke sohr hr D jar! with mdse, to ord: LI, to Dollner & Potter. trade, br Yorktown (of Baltimore), Beauchamp, Manzanillo, Cuban 1ddaye, with logwood, ccdae and vobsoes, to Maitisnd AD Phelps Experienced I tl Sohe Monterusa, Riob: jeaso, Wi he passage. iImington, NC, 7 days. ‘arehi rT hlocp Joroph Lawrence, Gone: Dutoh galliot Fosoa Helona, Portenger, from Amsterdam, tg daye, with mdae, to Punch & Melnoke. BAILED. Steamship. Comiyis. Tay peels shio John Bright (now), bored at SW spit); bark Mary Jane do. oor Rivira (of Ba t aachian), from Wikeiagton, NO, for Bath avchored tm the bay last night, and ald this moraing. Memoranda. ‘The clipper ship Woodeook was sold yesterday to Messrs Denhem k'Dimon, for sheir London line, for $97,600, Bheis 1)25 tons burthen, oN hip Tornado, from Callao. which arrived on Mon: ty evening, game 0 anohor in the Northriver. During the t the ice drif foul of her which caused her to drag her wrought up belew Governor's Island. She 0 to the Kast river yesterday morning by steam *jptban. tek ff bark Muskingum. of Warren, RI, roports <b, om, bis passage from Havana so London, te ‘no “Horvagatlt's Rocks,” said not to have been rau On Friday \7 tbe of the Havre packet ship Admiral, 930 be 7 year. (1d, wore sold by auction by the administrator o jate 8 ke Fox for $15,750. Missino Vessers--Bark Jobn A Taylor, Capt J Loud, sail ed from Cardense Ort 7 God ycwend with & cargo of mol: a. was a od vessel Oak and cedar, at Little Kiver, NO argo we Capt baving breabers « seen since ing tt Rom ii ihe oat Rom Key, in tho + le lapis: has been beard of he rT joving are the St shipped in Now, York ip Sept lask:—Jobn Oolter, of +» master; Jo wlor, mate; Wm Burgen, sec Bate! Thos Osborne, cook. Tho soamen wore shipped in irore. Brig Esthor Elisabeth (of Eastort), Shackford, ld from Philadelphia abt 16tb ult for Boston, and hae not since been heard from. Launcuys—A beautiful modium olippor ship of about 1200 ied the Tro jour, was to be launel Newbury: ay by Mossre Currier & Townsend. Ste is own- if B ston, and is to be commanded tional Eagle. Messrs 04 T ‘the samo model Comet A by Messrs Allen & Simson, s olip tos, called the Haidee. to bo commanded by Hinghast, and to proceed to NYork to load for all Trew. shipped in New nTON 5 31. ‘shi Emp Liverpool; bark ee ert His, ‘Ghatieston; brig ‘J Harris, Gardonas; sohr Emme hip Napoleon, Bombay and Calcutta, 1W ORLEANS, Jan 29—Arr Tease Allerton, van bark Menile! Bontcn, = me! BO! Teal CHARLESTON, Jan 2—Arr 23th, brig Fillmore, 8+ ‘Thomss for put in for Arr 29tb, bark General Groene, and brig . Mow York. winter Watsyadweiesae lee “Yair Oth, beg Mary ‘Hamilton, Walker, New York; bark Jedde, Boston. PHILADELPHIA. Jap 31 4 PM- brig Sea Foam, i ian are Reaver, Rio Janciro, via 8t Thomas; schr Tribune, Hutchins, New bork Huntress, Willar, NYo1 % i is" buco: rk. “Cla Darke Belah, Atklas, Cisnfaogos; John Farnom, Cole, Demarara. Disasters. Bx Stramsvur Crry Or Grascow. ab Philadelphia from Livorpoo}, experienced strong W and NW winds, with heavy set aiowers of qost of the passage niher 4 ermomcter having boon ‘bel 4009, lon 60 8; 24th, 1 s eplit foresai), foretopsail. fore and ‘kere; 25th, the gale o ied, with heavy squalls nd Ligh een, spilt main etora Wyeall bifeg Br Sur Asanama, Masters, from New Orleans for Liver” ol, came to anchor off the W Pass, Apalachicola, 13th inst, In Giserese, having carried away spare and sails. Tho s' ip Grawing 0 Tipe herys that she oor a enter jn bay, the selvreto prosure ipars and sails, ¢ at abe crew mautinted. vd per month sud $65 advan y further we her unlesi ing an Procure assistance from the avthorities, and the ship lying at amobor ins very dangerous position inthe epen sca, he was compelled to a0- cede to thelr demards Bank Inpa, of and from Beston for ‘New Orleans to hi that while ther Martinique, was re- Sisal te make en- ry. at drove her o1 sails, dc, were is believed hi vy gales from WS ails, stove boat and bulwarks, and carriod raging. Brio ManierA, Corver, from NYork for Galveston, be fore reported at N smallpox on board put ith. on the first officer and tw being down withit. Sho was taken to the Quaranti: here the U8 Co oul hired & house to which (he mem wore tal th sel would be thorou +4 fumigated. 4 half mast 17th from which was inferred isd; no cemmunication was allywed. Sour H M Jounsow, Butler, ym, with Inmber, ok on 34 ‘which caused her to leak into Bull's Bay for arbor, and would probably have to discharge to stop the A. to Martners, tract from the log of the ship Ai for London Monday, Jaiy te 1 WSW dist: from 86, “Gia ar in comlug’ out, folored water, and jored water, fle westward’ This paten nor wenticned in ‘Horeburg.’ akath omer, N cruise, 4 fro Pernar:buco 10th ult, Homer, ona Py 7° of the first officer. Caps Fisher rematne P, bis hesith being too precarious for hin to proceed in the brig; he ‘would await ber return. i having C Hin foretop- 0. Baltimora, bound E, Jan 15, eff Tor- tug ree mast fore and aft sebocner, bound 3 was passed dan 26, Capo Cod NW 40 wiles, Asrrxwart—In Jan 18, brig Monica, Rollins. from Jaokeenville (rr for Mosile, Arr 34, ‘sohe Alfaro na); Abb. brig Quien o Chapman, honoe (and sld ldth for Sth, Vis (Bs), Cork, $9 days, with 869 fot all well (and sid 1lth for Mobile) 8th, sobre Julin M Hallock, St Marks; 18th, Pauline, Stites, Atta: mt and Baltimore, PhO. In port Bee 25, ahtp Reliange, Berry, from Chin- cha Tniands Tarr S24), fog Sb Thomas few daye, delayed to cher stew. Elvan as—Art Jan 16, brig Royal Sailor, Adaws, Port- \—Ia port Oot 2)—Ships and Florida, Nicker- do, ready: ‘* iy, having’ old 13th 8, arr \78b; Arioat,, used as 8 store her Frances Sein, with, ben, Arthur from N K ktilam, Bilis, 7 of Norelk, for ‘about ready, and Ady for sale. Cld Nov 5. brig Angostura, Mapros, Valparaiso. Bld Cot 5, ships Lowell, Moacor, Batavis (ove sip nows by the Asis), 16th, Avst ai is ch, NZealand; about 20th, when Prastice, janela, Cathoarty do Get 24, ship Taro'inta, Griffin, MYork June Il, ; “phd ebout Aug 2; ark Maris, Lincoln, hen wae Hayana—Cld Jan 2. brig Lafayette — Cardonas; Zist, bark Howe", Carlisie, Saqua and NYork; brig 8 brewn, frecman, Wilmingto: C. . White, for rs; 1. Pike.wtg: NW Bridge, Wood bory, for Pordiand leq: Joun biroud, Steud Woodbury, tor Povtiand de; Vioto in do; Bowes, dleg: be ich, for Providence di sohts Sea Brecto, Higbee, for yy % a. Morton, f 6 aoen Bathe, Pend for ton, $0 . a sein” ‘ave obit Lh, bie @ 3 Williae, Rimaany Pore: xuvIvage Arr about Jan 12, beig " Napologn,” Renee, Nassav, NP—In port Jan 17, ahip Sterling, fromm oghara, if ‘apd for Hocton, (arr 160h), very leaky, dive io Lighters aa diy Userresd oo ol} rr y (Trinidad)—In port about Jan 17, marie” song Pnea PRT bat geht raneoale from Norfolk, nex’ u vet wean Derk Deo 2, Slollian bri Gaotanino, fo2 N unl ers AS iota fan 3, Tovey, 1a ecient a eas ack Pamnelia, eQarey, tor imer, NSW—Arr Oov7, back Ase Paokeg, Eilioh, Gee. meoRREey leans; Bn; Cow! Leadon, Hore m. tid ior Lon a). Bld 124 “Art off Jan 12, Hetty, Klamp, New §York for swerp. Varmovrx—Arr Jan 10, Raith, Harvey, Baltimore, Guavasenn—Arr Jan 13, Dol Helens; Pride of Gnrxncox—Bla urn, 8 27%b tor Boston) Groweny—Pus in BOrlea: Hutieaer den i jan 9. Havne—Arr Hone Ko: NG— ATE 0. Hovvueav—Arr Kinestown—Sid Liverroor—Arr id leans; Ontario, delphia: Princeton: Men sre of the Loyalist on bi Patten; Sire (for Portland); at Webster; ‘Aibert’ ist iogart Cova iiovard Col ¥ In the r'ver 14th. nab; Winderm ton, Philadelphi: Cf port 130 Pag, trom NOrk Bid 5h (i vrtel thy’ Betoochea th, (before reporte ood see ence tide Wa hee or, Hadley, do: rs c bei i Sth, Montezui Sth, id out th, OR Bobneko, City Ps Hutchinson, . Phil Lonvon—Entd Philacelphia; A (itr Boston. henstuffer Moore, NYcrk. Lerrn—Are Neweas' owept; fi eof an. Bid Por Va for Bi London for NYork. Dnt 7, advance, Guthrie, Mobile ; 10th, Pala: Flitn: bury; Lady 5 Yo Seeeny arene, Hartford jallatin, NYork; Frederick, Rosy, Miramiont; K. aniel Webs Lacy West: 1th, Garriox, N¥ork; Gertruda, Be‘Foha, NB; Gr Fairt John Ravenal, fom scott; Com NYork: Shaskwauzon Knowles, Bi tle, NOrleans. inwards Bntd out Jan 9, S3thy; Tine 'swao, Gtatam savannas ih, ae ; re ri Jamke, Newcasile and NYork; American Yerls, $ St Feel ‘8 for NYork, with lose of boats, oaboose 1 ore’ ik. MAkssiLLxs—Art Jan Newrort—Arr Jan 1 uTH—Are Jan 1 remen. Passedjby 10s, _ jb, Waban, Neweomb Dol Ts hy nee Caloutts via 2%, Amands, Baker, Smyrna (and ‘Jan ll, America, James, from Shields foe Golambin, Prove, Quebec. > i se “Boston; Raila, ‘ Purrington, Moses, Novis ihightgee, We « At ‘Bess, Grant,” NYork. ‘Barto, Meu 4 ave Btursia, Bh biladelphis; ‘St John, NB; 1: dboand up. Chase, ld, ‘NOrleans; Bheuandcaly Mi Charleston; wa Fhdadsiphiay John. NB. Miller, E 10th, WH Pattineyn, Mobile; Percy, Newfo ton; ee r fend: 1h soon, ‘rovidence, ieskndar, Bi ik; Wyoming, an 0 u uh, Carl atiguoh. Soliulta Ales Bosbou; Noemie, Johneon, Charles: NOrlosns; Charity (a), Portland; leans; jJan 11, Powhatan, Ingham, ona Storer, NYork; Mom evonshlre, Sp Ni , NY z Kattray, Charleston (and ald from Hope Jan 12. Jul! ane does Ww biol 9, Racchorse, Searle, Boston. 1, John William, Spear, Glewooster Bamusl, Wortie’ Mowilo. Caroline, 8% osha! 10th. Pivwowsn—Sid Jan 9 Elvirs Owen, O favre, NOrcane; 00h, Remeralds, Motsour Sevamaahe eos Rocns.ur—Arr Jan 6, baer Jones, larger URENSTOWN—Al Pub in 11th, Radius, from Liverpool » ne deen in Sincarore—Art Nov 24, Anstise, Helge, Lane the bows a steamer. saving ou Boston. fcr1y—8ld Jan ScngevuT—Arr Gr rel, Reynolds, Cher! if id ‘ork; 13th eL—Arr Jan T Bw. for Liverpool. Sth for "Uhina); Matanzes Btea: td aba Yor Calcutta); a0the Soha isco (and eld 25tn for Calcutta); Henbury, Clark, (and ala Sib for Chins). Gia 22d. Koadia, Deen, Typhoon, fall ‘ANSEA—Off Jan @ Atliagton, NYork. BYo fF NOrieans, contact off the Skorrion, ar Jan 9, John 6, John Aviles, Hart. Newport, io, Westphalia, Maloban, N Fork; Law ‘ov 1, Eusear Lu Dale, de Weiting, Baltimore, Ryan, from Philadelphia Fleetwoo 10, admiral Trisete—Arr Jan 5, Saxony, Hous, NOrloans; A H Kim- ball. Porter, Havana. ‘Whamroa—arr Nov 15, Broada, Stone Shanghae. Slé Sth, Flyir Childe: Whits, Lon 3 idth, Lis Holmes, N Fork; 16sh, Onclds, Creosy, fi ora Iiverpoor, Jan 9 Orleans, wre! 10th—The Emilie, pr im Le tity NDW, Dage ts pase Msh—The Colon frem New York, ex, ward 1th Decombor, on ber besmends, sprung & loak, shifted a heavy rea, which sway ohe and damaging thrown overboard & the the sb: “Part of tt of the Beret Part of the 789 wrecked onthe of tho of 12th— Har ford, 2, Jon 80 next Cay pi eral verpela dis ails, Xc.. in s heavy ‘ere to day from Rio ha perienced from 17th to 231 December, wi 74 Tonattade 12, a Donel of Belfast Lough on hipped a heavy ses durin, YF: aU W, which oa tor acd provision casks. assed on the 22d Nos for water. mont Portlet orew asd passengecsooreds arrived cise, re- heevy gsle pase; aad on the ‘ain ond masts; yal tity of \ lent a serere Touaitu id if etove poo ), flooded the eabi Gore ethers; n quantiey of carne iD. s, was the 9th washing on shore on is feared January. It or materials will be saved. ‘vessels dismaste: About four weeks since masted. Off Cork loss jibborm, [sr 1sth—The Richard Cebdea, arrived trom St John, NB, loot Soretopmast, ho. The Kate Hi arri ‘ eo Kat et page oe A sapere from Balti ore, expoienced sails. bulwar! Dart of cargo o' A toleges) afternoon (Jan 12) porbte! count of tl in the Channel. rbot hic m ry fall, thet vessels oannot get up to Gluck: and that they had better put into the » and ‘ hed boats stove fond was obliged te shrew essage from Hamburg, dated states that the barter of ptiny 4 ve em stows, Jan 1l—The Am ship Prince Alber Bra- ina yun! an from N York for London, was fallen in with sate in Int 43 ton 15, and the off by the Norfolk, Ostexp, Jan Beariog ef steam snipe to her resistance, which have since feport tbe crew to be sate, and that the ship is ate dangez. Hoxe Kono, Nov 27—The G F Webster, Folger, bound to rs tataeded i graiee aired. Ban Francisco, bas put back leaky, an: partot tb be surveyed and Loxpox from New York ‘working of from founderin , The evening pears to od, com ay, as 200m BALTIMORE~—4 ell; Locust Point, Li sobre Blliccts, b sohr ) awrence Wi TO) Mat hows Ork i May flower, Belocvs pheds ap + pled. eh for thy KB Boctes xs Glo) ere, mas; Pacific (late reh Sparks, Jeremie; ail, NYork. fun Jan 9—The in Hollesiey lead, 2 tho Ross, Smith, The York for Antwerp, is on shero at Blakenbi mains Ore. event, despatched two B lgian Jan 13—The American ship Matilds, Lae, of ana Ps She still continues to | Albort Uslatin wes hauled into tho has lovt her foreso; an it, and ve womainne other damage. Sbe will, it is ex orging Arr Jan 3 PL acipbi ; beige « ompeer ( Let (Br), Bilven, Gonaiy IeTOL—Arr Jan 25, ce for NYork; cid 29:h, sloop Maria Louis ‘crew and the passe sgers takes arrived hore, of Bostoa, US. poken = Neweustloy the Londen for ut into these to the Roads te-day, lina (American rae yh Ys, > ‘South Carc od Position snd makes 7 her cargo inte oharging xpeoted she will b fot cf Tags bone Davi wand overan! ine fuineal: FO] ed dischi [* aiuod considerable ae ip rag completely nade ww that the ship was Teevented oak. the London D: a ooks Cargo to-mcrrow or th can be got alongside the quay. Jan 80, steamers G: re Jan 80, steamers "6 Crock, ayiteld, Wostenpere Hall, Yee oe do; Canton, ‘ell, Boston. urns, New Orleans; schre im, Scart, Baltimore; Same furbusb, othing salied. er x8 Gezsle, Verguson, from liiot, Weed! Yor ond for Cake Bonnett, Nork,. Went 40 ans. ‘ard. bark’ Willian, Cla Gea Warsi’ Racriet, Cores Joba ), Gre mont Havre; Pud; ool; sont Holeme, ~ Griffin, NY Miley, NOrieuss: beige crten po Wrote 01 “ lina (PP), Reta he, Bordenax Fst, RiVER- Art Jam 28, sohr Danicl Brown, Hoalé, Alexandria, MOMILE—Arr Jon 21, Br ships Alarm Salter, and Sherl- don Bh wler, MoDo. ald, Lixerpool; Acne, Gise ow. Cid BL jonker, Liverpool; Roger giees, O'Neil eimores jo Crocker, aad Pimg Lowis, Portemousn N Spark) ing Wave, Ssuide ry i Dunham, Liver ri ko (Br), Porkis s, (or, 2ea Arancelt, Mitts, Liverpool, Wi Glargow; Nathapiel Thompson, Kimball, Lewis, itesSaaiae ‘Chere! r ‘Oaiver, Onward,'Chas Coop: abi and Mary & Whitten, Jones, N * owe then Kucksway, Gosdwis, ‘Liverpool; 22d, Mary Boston; Jane bar! jeate: rch SFowed to ven 17th welub. Prats, Bristol, Wattomburs, ig be! Thomas, Londoa; hase. Usgood. eer esactds do; Eplendlan Sevage, 7 janeticld, len . ’ ure, Gat, Charleston; solr ‘Aparaveday ‘het Feteian 234, ahi eet ales Liverp-<l: y , Rea, Liverpool; Hound, Spi- jazotre, Phisdelphia; Croows, joean Chief Curli Ger: haremagne, Ora Nichols, Boston; Lubsck brig a A. Joxes, Frazer, Bi . ship: Souter Johuny, Flori er, Komiphers, bark Aloxina; e ) and aa ore. jouth oad West. Arr Toghaniti, Eseriis BWPORT-Sid Jan 29, sobre Anna J: ‘com dente) Bart mores Louedale (tem Coy Ehiindsiphiey ane sal ‘the vessels bous anh, Goot Coo! J sie se tig Hentioo, D River Vs, for Portemout att, @ tor Cuba lig; pe ae is Ce eS a Be rr ta oe jardner, eohr Helona, of South "Fan 38, Engons, Packer, ead A”