The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1854, Page 9

MANIFESTO OF THE ITALIANS, | £2-Alderman Sturtevant Remanded to Jail Address of the Itatlan Patriots of New York to Monsignor Bedtnt, The disorders wien oven cooasioned by you in this country have procuord a great scandal and excite. ment to euch a degre that we your coumtrymea, oan Bot and ought ro! to real. in’ iflerent apectator If we have not rpoken hitherto; if we hova, ineilever, f liowed the develope ment of this drama. which tends to exp ee jour deep deceit 'o thy New Worl, im all ite hor rible nakedness, do rot thir ir Carroll, bas ex No, we have bith you, Monm-igror kk we have done #0 because, a8 fear’ the Cagger to bean sileat beosuse sdioi, woul’ not omry sudacity rofares to deny what has bees justly impated Lg i we see, that not only you. Monsignor Bediat, attempt with bypooritical Iavguags, to deny your horrid past deeds, which ery to God for vepg~ance; bat also that many jou"nals ip this to. ere s republic, and several S-matore of the Ccngress, wich t rir the time has coxe for u: to rae & fal make known to the worl bow sacreligiou nistry, and how much y seerve, for that rea on, to be ranked with Hsynas and Recetesy You, konsignor Revta', dared to eater Balogaa in dis guise a¢ sepy avd rerved aa emissary of Pius IX. while he was in Gaeta, in erder tc eorrapt the faithfulness which the Swiss troops, sommaded by General Lytour, had sworn to the thea dominant Roman republis; and in that crime found your life in danger, which was saved by the protection of that Geaeral, in whoan houre you were secreted, and who obiaire! from the civil Governor of Bologna means to remove you privately from the popular tury by which you were threatened, You, Monsignor Bedini, entered Bologna in the year 1849, at the bead of an Avotrian army, after bombatd- ing it eight days; you sn'wred in trinmph, amitet the smoking of Austrisn canrcn, supported by Croat bay onets, as Extraordinary Pontifical Commissary of the Four 'Legations; you arrived joyful end making merry, among the ruipa of the barniog Bologna and tne blood of your sountrymes, st your sumptuous palace; you established, in convert with tke Austrian commandant, the etate of siege; you pudlished « proclamation, which, to your shame, is'known to us, [taltaus, ard even to ths Americans beoauss reosstly publisued here; you your- self, tke pew Sey lls, wroiw with your owa hand the liste of proseriptioa, im nent, Ani death; ard you, you you ! approved the (i joo ani shouting of Uzo nasi, in the name of % It ts imponsib! at the Austrism m‘litery commissioner cou # of the libarty and life, &3., of citizens subject to your will and your laws, without y var having given an [exp tcli app oda wa to the bloody aad brutal secrifice of trat holy and brave patriot © Aad, even if tbat commission had besa exeoatad independent of your inflaenes, : left you eufivient in floeso#—benignant and Christ ao in Awence—to save the life of that victim of [talisn patrio’ fam. at any rate, the Pou verument, raprassatsd by you, was, in tho-e ove raistances, tes p palavthor of eli the legal misdeeds aad the Auitrisns were merely thaexeonts ners We will not bring forward sgnio the ssandslous scenes of your private hfe, waich cover your name with infamy in Sclrgaglia, your mative place, and in Bulogna. Wa leave wil that to the anasimous testimony of Italian, clearly expressed in a groat number of tho newspapers of that period of wick+du- ss, But we cannot be silent covorning whet you feel ia your heart, and perheps without reworse, that duriag our government in toe Four L-gatioas so many patriots perished on the scaffvic and io prisons. We will here, for the Fake of brevity, only remind you of the unforta: nate men who, sgainat you ani the goverament which you represented, cry fo’ vengeance to the wrath of God, vin: those who fall ta this tions or were condemaed to the galleys, in Bologos aloas, under your eyas, and ic your t me, viz.: the three months from Ssptember to No- vember :— EXECUTED. Signor Barzani and the two brothers Govini Sr, Boeemi aud ten velanteer republican soliiers, shot on two occasions. Their corpses we e lett « prey to the dogs, beirg denied burial. Alo, Siguor Sante Migaani CONDEMNED TO THB GALLRYS. Domenico Roxdelli, Giusspye Cordtar, Giureppe Migliaal, Ginsepps Chiarini, Michele Rapti, Ruffili Pietro, Corlattt Avontino, Cornacetni Pietro, Ravajoli Sieenee Balvioni Ginsepps, Andreghetti Carlo, Perarini Lingl, Gabelli Gigcomo Ten patriots, condemned the 14th of NovemYer, for rms. rs on the Bth of December, for the same The two brothers Pistro and Giovanal Pollerini, Pie wo a Giovenni Bailsta Giberti, We omit many other names, whore sentences of con dempatin appearee in the cilicial journals of your go ‘vor sment. Bedini! We, {taliac exiles and wanderers, for the mame crue for which Ugo Bassi and the other patriots were sacrificed, intend rimply to do jostics to the trath, by denouncing and prociaiusing you the instigator, oo operstor aud inhuman spectator of so many good men maseacred, which, as we have said, it was entirely in your power to mitigate or prevent. The crime of those brave youths was that of loving the ame country which you brirsyed, and of delivering it m that religious and political yoke of iron which you tasteped upoa it, and which you are now endeavoring io extend even over thit republic, Bedini! We never hsve thousht of tating your lite. Onur soul has always been very cifferent from yours We well know that if you were dead the heeds of the Hydra ~rouls reprocuce themarive. Live then! but, like Cain, everywhere acecmpanied by the maledistions of three tions—tbe prat, the present. and the fatare. We conclude by expressing our gratimade to all those who, Of our reeentmert, have glvea you, Ia a ferent places im the Un tec States. padlis expreasions ofreprobation, Like us, they kaow that the three most conrpicucts Talian friars, restous for liverty, wire A-msico ce Brescia, who was burnt alive, by the or’er of Pope adrian 1V.; Girolamo Savanarola hung and barnt at the command of ops Alexender VI; and Bene‘etto oe Fojano, starved to death at the express order of ment VII; and thatit wan reervet, in this age of progress, to have a Pope in Pme IX, who should cacri fice, by means of you, the fourth great patrio’, in the psrson of the friar Ugo Bissi The following names are signed to 1t:— F 4 D, Altrocehi, M_ Franchi, Ex. tlio Strologo, A. Ribolia, Mergg dal anckini, G Lecicero, Gen Garibaldi di G. Canesta, R. Meneiai M A. Aecoli, P, Frosio, dare A Fxteri, J Giulianl, V Sqarne, G, Resta, F. Bax chet! R Montedore, T. Romegnoli, GG, Leva, F. Camali, Giuseppe Secchi, @. Moret, J. Perezz al, G, Constantino,’ J. Greppi G. Risa G. Cantellstei, G 'Gajant, A Caminoni, ti, G, Narcini ©, Dest -ffanis, B Goeza, ©, Perutelli, L Cipollici, D. Micelli, G Leoni, @ Meren ta R, Oggtoai. A. Mandolfo, R. 1 Bortagsiol, A Soloiaci, Gen. G. Avezzans, T. Cereda, ®, Argenti, A. De Stefani, O, Ristori, U, Keene, G. Bosna, ©. Biga ttt L. Grassi, F Contessa, R Seals, N, Jasao, Marina, G, Giorgi A. Sartorelll, G.F. Secchi ce Cs G. Menoini, D, Vanni, i G, Ferdinanci—77, New Yors, Jan. 90, 1854 Board of Supervisors. Jan. 30.—His Honor the Recorder i the chatr, The minutes of the last proceeding were rea) and ap- proved. . SNERIFY'S BILL, ‘The bill of Sheriff Orser, amonuting to $1,204 84, for ar- ticles of provision, ke, supplied the county jails for the quarter ecding December, 1553. was received, and referred to the Committee cn County Oflices, THE LATE FIRB— ACOCOMMON) ATION OF THR LAW COURTS, The report of the rpecial committee relative to provid ing room: for the Suprems and Superior Courts was re caiv-d, and referred to the ( smmon Covel for adoption. The commit'es recommend that the rooms now occupied by Justices Green ard O'Connor be appropriated to the use of the Bapreme and Sayerior Courts, and that other ao commoda be provided for the justices, ™ The Recornse offered ibe followiog special committee of three of the members of this Board be appointed to ascertain aud report to this Board what, if amy, Measures are expedient or necesrary for the Detter arrangement of the office of the Register of this city and county, and of the records thereof; and for th dcebots cf judgments ard the record: other liens on real estate in this city ft ing the rame, and for tering ps and what, law of the Legisla ue it will by to apply for to effect such measures and sach and properly. The Rroonpar raid \ a om the present condition of the Register’s office, it takes ix weers to mike a search end the expense is sush as to amount almost to a prodi- bition. In offering tie resolution he dii not imply avy oenrure op the incumbents cr officials Resferred to sveaisl committee, The Casir uominating Messcs, Lord, Christie, and Mott. The Reoonpm also offered the following -— Keacived, That @ special committee of three of the members of this Board be appointet to ascertain aad re port if apy, and what measures, on the par: of this Board, ate proper or needfal in relatonm to any iaw applied (7 islature, ani affestiag or ty oF eoncsras in the meautine mises as msy be necessary. Referred to a rpecisl committee —Mesacs. Chauncey, Lord, Woodward, and Ely. ‘The Board adjourned to Monday next. Protestant Episcopal Mutual Benefit Society, The third anniversary of this Society was celebrated in St, Bartholomew's Church om Sanday evening, the ball! ing belog or sed to its utmost capacity. After Ue churob service, and before the cermon, the seport was presented. It represented that the Gaiety war comprised of 123 members—its object was $e mutual care and relief of member: lok or dis abled—seonrirg te eowased Christian arial—sneooring the widow a: d crpbans—promoting Christian fellowsh|p and love, t04 administering relief amoog members of the Carrch. Sires the last annual repert there had bern ex = from the geveral (und $500 09; from the wi lows’ Bo 3.3050. Taare rene ta the widown’ $140 60; from the contizgent fusd, the general faad $1,245 99, fond, $438 50; and in the ‘ng total of $2,097 92, dia A yery eloquent sermon war afar art sed by the Rev. San 'i Cooke, u 90m * Charity dstou bet ® ‘com Aot 10, xxviii ‘Who wea'abo. d ng oxi’ "what want ofeproe Sas fe on * rg tk for the Contempt of Court. SUPREME COURT—IN CHAMBERS, Decision by Hoo. Judge Clerke, Jam, 81,—In the matier of the Habas Corpus to inquire into the imprisonment of Oscar W. Sturtevant.—The Cham- bers were pretty well Giled this morning by persons anx- fous to bear the resvlt cf the motion argued before the Judge on Monday, Alderman Sturtevant, accompanied by bis bys and the Deputy Sheriff, was present. Jadge Clerke then proceeded to deliver the following decision: —On the 20th inet. Oscar W. Sturtevant plied to me, on a writ of habeas corpus to inquire into the cause of bis imprisonment, which he alleged in bis petition was & paper purporting to be a warrant or order of the Superior Coart of the city of New York against bim for an alleged contempt; further st ting his imprisonment to be illegal, because, among other rearons, the said warrant or order was issued in violation cf an order staying proceedings in the matter entil a certain time not then elapsed, and was issued without lawful authority, and was defective and invalid cn its fase. The petition set forth thet the alle- gations required by the statute that he was sot committed orj¢etained by virtue of any process issued by any Courtot the United Stater, or by any Judge thereof, and that he ‘was rot committed by virtue of the final jadgmeat or de- cree of any competent tribunal of civil or criminal juris diction, or by virtue of any execution ‘ssued upon such judgment or decree The statute relating habeas corpus, (21 Rev, Stat, 661—marginal—Seo 36, Sab, 2.) expressly deciares that 10 ordsr of commitment forany all-ged contempt, to enforce the rights or reme- dies of any par'y, shall be deemed @ judgment or deeree within the meanirg of the section requiring the allegs tionto which I have refered, nor that any attachment or other proows istued upon such ercer shall be deem #n exscution within the meaning of that section, [a obedience to law, securing th wetit of this great prero- ive unto the bumblest zen—the only practical rantee of civil liberty, mariug it imyerative on ms, & forfeitare of one thousand doll incase of re- the writ, returnable forthwith, Tue Sheriff appeared before me with his prisoner aie in the afternoon of the day, ia eompliawe he writ, making, hoveve’, no retura, which I com sidered unimportant, as from the petition itself | inferred ro were parties interested, to whom the statate expresrly dirests that the like notise shall be givea of tha tune end place which tush writ shall have been male returnable, ae ig required to be givon of apseial motions in the Supreme Court of this State, (2 Rev. Stat. 559, margival);sndin the ext rection a suflicient notices $5 tirected to be g.ven to the District Attorney, where itep peare that the party is de’ained ons crimiua! @ tion, Proovedi: ga similar to those uader which Sturteraat was +d, have been generally considered ae partekiog of nil deseription, or at less? ow Delog quasi o-torioal e found it necessary to adjourn this matter 30th inst., giving the piisonar thet afternoon the next day to serve thovs notices, which would give full eight aye for the service of the notles to the interested partive, excluding the Jast day,which was San Oa that Osy, pureuant to acjsurmment, the prisoner was bronght re me by Mr. Vultee, theléeputy sher'!ff, to wh: stoly I committed him; on whish ocgssion | was attented by Mr Pronson a counsel for the parties interested, by the District Attorney and by Meesrs, Field and Cowles, connse! for Sturter The Saerif made his retarn and alleged that he detained the prisoner by virtua of a war rant of commiiment issued by the Jupsrior Court, whiok ccmmitment I find 'o be authenticated by the seal of said court, and by the signatare of its clerk—thua proving it- self, The counsel of Sturtevant iaterposea ply to | thia rsturn, alleging that when the said warren: was is sued tho sam» was not authorized by any ‘ legal’ judg- ment or orer of the Superior Court. This was in the nature of a demurrer to the return, and raised the ques tion for my consideiation whether there was aay legal | clause’ of the same ‘statute, and a forti judgment or order in the Superior Court to authorize the issuing of this warrant. It appeared to ma thet the Isa- gurge of section forty, sub-division three, second Revised Staiutes 567, was too clear and peremptory to admit of any hesit«tion on thia point, I could n.t look behind the commitmert Tne efficacious enforcrmoent of tha decitiona of sourts of justixe, ths maintenance of their Gigrity, the preservation of their independence, the avvidacce of unseemly and disorgantzing collisions be twoen the wereral tribanals, require a etrict construction of this section; and, to repeat the language of the end- division of the rection which applies to this case— When any contempt ia specially and plainly charg d 1a ths com mitment, by s court baving authority to commit for the contemp' no charged, ’the priscner must be remanded, But sithoogh. the Jucge er court before whom & habeas cor pus it returnable has no right to go bebiad ths commit- ment, or to review the proceediaga of a committing magia trate or cour!, yet he may izquire whether the proce; commite ent is valid on ite face, aud alco whether cense ba’ aris@n eince the commitm patting end to the imprisonment. (Ths People v. Cassels, 8 Hill 14.) And for the same reavon I caonot look into thi order which the prisoner in hie petition. and now by bis ccuneel, alleges to have beea ma:e by Justice B sworth, on the 18tk dny of Jaavary, stsyiog proceedings ia | the matter ntl the Qlet’ of the same month. This may be @ good reason to address to the Snprrior Court for vacatiog the commi'ment. If sry of Its officers have iscued a process in violation of an orcer of one of its Judges, the rubdjaot tn exclusively for | their Cetermication. It ean only be decided on motion by the tribune) where the order ts diiebeyed. No other tribunal can collaterally interters with the course and prectice of that Court, process isausd In disreger’ of an order of & sirgle Jndge is not neoesaarily and par se void— and if mot void per 42, or om its face, | am boand, undor the section a ove referred to, to deem it operative for tue purpose for hob it was incued, Notaing, ia short, “extraneous o the commitment oaa be fugnirad into by ke. The oe y question thet rena'ns, therefore, (or me to cotsldur 1, wnether there is aay defect or omis sion on the feca of the commi'ment, to render it iovalid? It is aererted by the counsel for the prisoner that it a not rufiicient ix the commiiment merely to allege tha contempt, but the facts consti:uting the contempt must be set forth. To require this, however, woald yirta- ally authorise me to go behind the commitment, Tas only ob Jeot of reciiing the facts would be to maka me a jadge of the conslusion cecuced by the Superior Court from thoes facts, With thie I have nothing to do —of tale thuy were exclusively the judges. If the facta were minutely re- cited, ard I came te tho conclusion thet they did not conrti’uls @ contempt, #till ] must recognise tae validity of the commitments. Tha Coart iesuing the warraut must alone decide whet is an insolt to their digalty or vioistion of their orders. is enough for me inat “they charve a contempt specially and plainly, avd taat (b have authority to commit for the contempt so charged,”? The only poict which has im‘uced any hesitation on my pertin the determ: ou of this matter, is the want of a ital of & remitt the caase from the Coart of Ap- to the Superior Court. Having desta teken from the ter to the former corrt, in order to restora to the Superior court ju isdiciion over the matter, it must te remitted there trom the app+l'ate Court. After reciting tho order of the Superior Cou st special ¢rm, and its afirmance at general term, an the eppeal by Sterievant to the Court of Appeals, the commitment merely 6 that the said juigmont was, by the Court of Appeals, on the Slat day of December, 1868, in ali things aficmed, with corts, &s."" It does pot state in express terms that it was remitted go a: to re posseae the Superior Court of the case. Tals really ap- pears to me to bs the only plansible objsciion sterted thin discussion; for it may with some fores be alleged thet when human liberty is (n question, nothing sboali be left to intexdment, and that the law, in its vigilance over, and ita soliciinds for, personal righty, requires cri- tical exactituse in every ptcoreding designsd to interfere with tbat libert; Bat oa the other hand, everythi fe prevumed in favor ef courta of genoral jurisdictt » while in courts of special and limite’ jurisdiction the faop givieg It jurisdiction roust be clroametaatially allegec. In this o omitment the poscession of the case by the appellate court is alleged, Sut the reaittitar ia aot li, encug?, im my opinioa, is set forth to us to presams that tt remitted, from the the very fect tuat the original court has resume’ jurie- diction over {Vby the isening of proses, 1a other words, the exerci of jurissietion pre-supp set re porwession of cons quently jnrisdiction over it. Besider, can Lingnire at #1) into tke mbjeot of jurisdiction in com nection with process {sued by a court of general juriadic- tion! In this irquiry I think net. This is not civil pro- which I hare alresdy shown I cannot do. cers, io the seme of section $1; end i! is safticient for me, iw if cordance with rection 40, the commitment ‘and pixinly chirges @ contempt. I am bound | ercising | of ? That vhe corporatian, | ward officers. ow cficially that the Sopertor Court has, in its of a court of general jurisdiction, authority to »% the contempt so charged. For these reasons 1 must remand the prisoner to the enscody of the sheriff. Tae Judge then mae the following order:— The prioner having been brought befors me upon aa badeas corpus, and proceeding: paving been duly had thereunder, snd it eppsaring thet the reid Osear W. Stur- tevant wae at the tiwe of issuing suca writ detained ia custody by the sheriil of the olty and conaty of New Yo. for ® contempt specially agd platoly charged ia ths war rept of com niimen* produced before ma by said sharif, isued by @ court having authority to commit for the cou. tempt #0 obargod, and that ‘ho time Sturtevaut may be legally de xined hav pot expir do, therefore herehy remand sais 0 car to the custody of ead Sherifi of the city » New York. TW. Jan Bt, 1854. The Sherif! is dirseted to aneex ths pros ferred to in the above order, nutdenticated by tore. i‘ Jay. 31, 1834. t'« connsel thes e the matter be Jodge granted the appl cart retarmable on the term, which will be Monday next. Mr Sturtevant U) @n lait the court under the care of the Deputy Sheriff, United States Commtestoner’s Court. ~~ Before RE Stillwell, q JAN 80 — Charge of Cruet and Unusual Punishment.—The United Sta harles H. Hewilt.—Io thie care it appear- endant was chief mate of ths steam: that om the Sist of Dscember, lyin, «piowall, pproached John F. of the waiters, (who was emplo; §*Dgwsy,) and directed him to goand bring water op boar’, aa a/l the crew had been ordered to that daty. Celppen faid tha: he would go as soon got bis coat and shoes, Capt. Randall, how that Crippen mid he would not obey. ‘Thereupon the mate inflicted cruel ard unusual punishment on him, by pushing, kick ing and striking him, prodocleg considerable injury. Gay of the ensuing U this evidence, and after heariog Mr. Ridgway for the United States, and Messrs Sherwood and Robinson for defe the fence, missioner decided upon committti the defendant in fall, but he was sudsequen‘ly released on giving bail. A Bany Sow 1n Massacuvearra,—A baby show bas li tral Tt occarred at Palmer, on peepee | « last, {a connection with a ladies’ fair. Six or eight babies were exhibi' dressed nines.” The committee that upon the merits of the little oves were childless, and thay awarded the mium of $3, offered by Mr. Firk of tne Palmer J to Oa the announcement of a boy baby of Mr, the deel. ion, ore bachekur gave a dollar to kiss the premi- snd auotler the seme sum lo kiee the 066 Lo um baby, boc ght (be potting. — Spring jield Republican Jen 30 ‘aker, QUESTION OF AS8ESIMENTS UNDER THE LAW FOR PAVING ANY BEGULATING BTakgrs. JAN. 20.—John CO. Thering vi. The Mayor, dx , of New York —By the Ovurt—Roovevelt, Judge.—If this ‘suit cen be sustaine, it must be in violation of rule, that he who asks equity shall do equi tft Treg ia the owner of three lots in th: Austrict of the eity—one at the corner of Sixth avenue and Forty ninth street. and the other two at the ocrner of Teath avenue and Eightieth street, and all fal) avenue lots. For reg F of which was opposite to assessed $163 84; aod for ragula' other two, tne Ofty feet, were assessed ia the aggregate $188 60. The tiff does mot deny the the work was done, and we!l done; nor does he allege that it coat lesa, or was less beneficial to him, thea the sums ansessed; and yet, ons mere teehaical grouad, without offering to psy anything, he asks this court, ia the ex ercise of its equity jurisdiction, to grant him « perpetual injanction against th llection of the entire assess ments; thus, io effsot, securing the whole benefit of the work to him, and imposing its whol» cost upon others. This, certainly, ive novel,viewjof equity. And the grounds on which it reata, it weems to me, are equally novel. By the Brats Ine, relating part larly the ely. of New Yor, @ business of >) pat 5 and sewerlng, (but not openiog or extending) ef streets, has for more than forty years been confi lei to the corporation. They were authorized, also, without the intervention of ths or any other court, to cause estimates to be made of the expenre and of its pi assessment ami the owners benefited, in proportion, as nearly as possible, to the ad vantage received; and for that purpose to appoiat such skilful and competent disinterested psrsons as they might think proper to make such estimates and asssssments. All this, in the present case, it is admitted was done. But by an ac: passed, aa I ocopoi (elthough mysell a party to, and voting for it,) umad: without a jast foresight of its consequences, as since Lo- gislatare in 1840 declared that no case should exceed half the valu lued by thé assessors of the luations at the periods in qu tive history of the State shows, wi many cases, to the extent of two-thirds, under the actual selling prices of ths day. These very lots furnish an illus- traticn. In 1850—o the complaint admits and erea aJ- jegea—the Sixth avenue lot, and that a fali corcer lot no higher up tban Forty-ninth street, was valued by tho ward officers st $300, and the two Tenth avenue lots, of i size. and one of them oo the cornec of Kightisth t, at $100— noteach, but both. Another illustration *Uil stronger, if possible, may be found in tue ease of the Second avenue, where wortnless or nearly worthless swzinp lots were by the improvement raised in value to wore thao $500 each, aud their provivas worth ess ness was, wader this jact, urged asa reason why they shoul. be assessed comperatively nothing,or. more proper ly epeakiog,ouly halfof nothing—thus,taeff set, (for that is the bubsteace of the operation, ) building houses on certain favored persone’ lots, and paying for ther by taxation on others. I make there observations not with the view of ja Cicislly defeating the act, unless ro far as it may confist with the ooostitution, bat for the purpose first of calliog the attention of the Legislature to its practical op-ration; and, secondly, in order to apply the wel established rale that, beinga statute in derogation (as the result has shown) cf common right, its provisions, wherever doabt fal, are to be coostrued strictly. Ia this view, thea, of the ,act, the qnestion is, bow are its privileges to be availed of? Must the parties in whose favor tuey are created ret them up, by way of dafence, at the proper time, or must the officers charged with the duty of ap- portionment, of their owa accord, go in search of tue evidence and take notice of the fact of the ward yalua. tions, at their peril? Onitty «: nd the position ft tainec by good renre snd innumerable authorities—that atters of exception, when contained ia a» ‘‘subsequoat wheo in a subsequent iacepsndens etatute, are matters of defeace which it devolves upon the party to show, if he would claim an exemption, even as against a penalty: (Caitty, 229) Now, tho Bureau of Aseesements, as it is called, 1a this city, is charged with the duty of apportioaing the cost of paving, regulating, &3, It exercises @ quasi jadi cial power, ead on this su oj sct is ejal jarisdiction, Iw mem cers, are amorn to aske “t ment fairly and impartially, aso: their ekill’ and jacg neat.” aot ex 4 it, sud so certifiad to the Common Cougeil, toat the plaintiff, Mz. Taoring, by the work which hed been doce, was benefitied to extent of the sums specified He made no objection to the Bureau and none to the Board—none, at least, is pretendsd—Ddat, on the contrary, he quietly permitted the doings of the Saceracrs to be ‘‘satiied by the Common Council,” al- though he khew—for so the law idformed him—that wheu so ratified, they would be ‘: biading and conclusive’ upon ,bim, as well as all other owners, Ho offers no ex- cue for the omission, and makes no suggestion of fraud, accident or mistake, as a ground of equitable relief. Tue Common Council, he admits, had jurisdistion ; but they Tencered, he says, an erroneous judgmen:, And is this ourt to iesiaw tbat jadgment collaterally, and in favor, too, of » party who, altnoagh motided, omittet to make his defence befor r tribunal, and whose defence, if made, would auch more of law than of equty in its composition? Aud what is the error comp! its officers, assessed him too much—ssreseec bim ieee they would or could have asgecsed him had they known the low valuations cf the Has he applieé to the Common Council to Totuce the arsass ment? He dees not pretend that bat comes directly to this court, mot by way of al, to correct the alleged error, if it be one, but im the form ef an independent collateral suit, to annul the entire jadg- ment. It seems to me too cleat for argument that if the udgment of the Common Council be-—ae the law express- ly Geciares it shall be—' conclusive’? for any purpose or on any question it mast b ‘how much,’’ and especial agaiast @ party who, when notifird to present his objections, if he haa say, presented none, but allowed jucginent to pass agalnet bim by default. To test the principle of she pliiatit's case, suppose an action in a Justico’s eourt, ia waich the defendant therein might have pleated part paymeat, or usury, or the statute of limitw:tous, but did wot ep. perr—wouli the judgment ageiast Pim, althongh to: the whole amount, be ex sized by this court on grounds euch su those suggested in this complaint? And if not, where is the difleresce of principle between the cases? Tas common Iaw declares that no man ehall be aued for » debt after he bas paid it, and the statutes equally declare that no notion shall at any time be brought on a usurious deward, ord noze ona valid demand, aoless within six years; and yet the Justic»’s jadgmen’ in tha! case would, Levertheless, be *‘ conclusive,” as the ntatuts deslares the judgmen’ of the Common Council sball be in thii The bus:nese of the Supreme Court in this district of thi State, (its proper and necessary business,) is already sufliciently overwhelming, without ero: T am not dispoce 48 & nullity, especially w will be to enabe one’ persoa to b: proved at the expeuee of his neighbors. Complsint dirnilssed with costs, and prelim'eary in- janetion dissolved htly to treat sus the ooly effect his property im: Jersey City Intelligence. ARREST, EXAMINATION, AND COMMITMENT ON 4 CHARGE OF Biiamy.—Oo Monday night Dspaty Sheriff Pollard arrest ed s map named [6 vis Chancler, (whove wife anc two chil dren reside in Hoboken.) on a charge of bigamy, in hav- fog taken to himeelf another wi He was examined itercay before Recorder Ca‘ tor trial f an indictment is foucd agains: him, It appears that for more than a yerr be has been nogiectfal, in rome respects, of his facily. iis wife is from a very respect- abla family io Bergen, ‘was roarriol $0 Weert 1848, Dar &® year past he has, under the areumed name of Charles Lewis, bea paving hie addresses to s young womsn who resded in Wiltamsbarg Fan commit He obtairea the consent of her parents to his marriage with her, and it i preterded that he, “Chas, Lewis,” wae marrisd to her in Monmouth county, N J,, in the latter part of August leat A certificate ot age to that ef- feotis im existence. Both of trem lenied aad mitted that taey were married. His firs! wife learning of his conduct, and that he war about to decamp with the secord wife, caused bix arrest. Raront or sug Kaxrre or tt Cory Peisox.-The City Msrebal reports the commitments to tre city prison Curing Jaauary, 1854, as follows :~For drunkenness, 44; barglary, érunk acd disorderly, 18; vazranoy, 6: theft, 8; illegal voting, 1; fighting, 6; lunatic, 1; frand, 1; adal tery, 2: malicious mischief, 1; deseriion of fecaily, 1. Total, 82. S1oor Loan or Pork Styx sy niv lov The sloop Markee, Capt. Smith ing on board & cargo of about thirty tone of fre pork war supk by the ice on Sanday morning, atona o’closk, while lying at the end of the pier st the foot of York street, Jersey City. Taose oa "cof her had merely time ty escape withont eaving lothing. The ice crashed in the side of rea vel, 7 her trast and jibboem, and made «complete ok of the sloop. It also consi damaged the About half a ton cf the pork was recovered, it be pier: ipg wpon the deek acceeecnceninoncimaenee Law Intelligence, Scprewe Cort or tux Unirg Srarm, Ja ham Becker, Feq, of New York, and Eaward and Tappes Weatwortb, agra’ of Me: admitted attorneys and connselio-s of this eourt, No. 49 —Farish Certer va Archibald {. Bennett, In error to the Supreme Court of the State of Florida. Mr Chief Justice Teny Celivered the opiaicn of the court in thie cirmfating this writ of error for want of jurisdie- 2 Abra Diskinton chusetts, were No, 168.—George W. & Heory Site William Many. In error to the Clroult Oourt of ry ited States for the district of Maseachuceti#. Mr Catet Justice Taney delivered the opinion of the court in this cause, diamissing this writ for want of jarietiotion. Nos $0 and 51—Jonathan Palmer ¢ al., owners of the bark Delaware, va, the Phila: celpbia and Atlantic Steam Navigation Com owners of the steamship Osprey. Appeals from the Cirenit Court of the United States for Eastern Pennsylvania, Those a} peale were diamisesd at the cost of the matters im orntrovel parties. No, 49 —Ren errcr to the Circuit Court of the Ue Louisiava Mr. Justice Campbell delle the court i this eauee, reversing th Girowit Court with costs, and remand dirctiozs for further pri epinton of this ccurt. appellants, tl baving been settied between the im Anderson /t al, va Ml. Rook Ta States for Eestera from the Cireait Court of the jet of Maine. M. i @ sourt i the dese cf tze Circuit Court, Erastus Corning +! al,, va. Pater A ! south\ra district of New York. Mr. Justics Grier delivered the opin'on of the Coart in this oause, reversing the jade. pent of the Cironit Court, with costs, and remanding cause, with ¢irrctions to award a venir? fiactas denovo, Nov 48.—John MsDonogh’s exesutors et. al, appellants, vs. Mary Mardock ¢ al. Ths argament of this esase was concluded by Mt. Hant for the appellants. Adj varmed. Domestic Miscellany, ‘The care cf ¥. Cutter ve, the heirs of Mullaaphy, which bas been on trial (a the Clreuit Court of St. for three weeks part. terminated om the 21 & verdto: in a the mere questioa of | As officer Baldwin passed by street, who should he spy bat the wermas be was look.oz for, She was then wait to take a stage. The ofticsr proceeded up to her, ai what do “the Judge walked along together down Broadway, and when opposite the dwelling No. 50, made s rush to enter, stating that she iived there. officer, how*ver, knowing full well the cusiomer he had to deal with, refused to conv, and hurriec her along, she calling Out Justily, ‘William, William;” but no Wi- came, and the presum ptien was thatno William was there The officer after much difficulty sucosede } in convey- irg her before Justice Stuart, where she was identified by Mrs Hagenasthe woman who sat by h-r side in the stage On the peraon of the prisozer was tonnd $125, in bsvk bills, but none of the money corresponded with that The prisoner, in accouating for ‘ho possession of ount of money, stated tbat she got it at a broker's ge for Bank of Eog! nd notes, 2 premises of , situated at No. 50 White s'reet, where she room, were next searched by ‘he police, and found no leas thaufive portemo: naies and four be the property of » whos pockets have been pluncered These articles can ba sesa, on g to Mr. Marray, Clerk of Police, Jefferacn Market, for which owners are wanted. There vere like wise found some pillow cares and other arlisi+s of bed clothing, the property of Mra Lao iréelle, of No. (0 Waite strect, stolen fy the prisocer daring the time sh oosa pled apartments iv that houge On"the evideree #2°used the magistrate eonsidvred there was enongh to d iain the scented for ee ORES fore Complaints i ay ier § —Capta Squirer, of the Eleventh ward, is still sarrying on the wa: against disorderly Isger bier sho;s located in his ward, apd ye terday institutel eomplain's against the propria- tors of the following locations:—-No 181 Third street, 121 Pitt street, 225 Stanton atreet, 24 Clinton street, 43 ave nue B, 243 Third street, 167 avenue 0. Some of the pro rietors of the above named places have aery Etore Justice Wood, and entered into the required bail to anewer the charge preferred agsinat them. Roding a Stranger from Washington —On Monday night, & gouteel looking man named Janes Davoe, of Washing ton, D. C.,, temporarily locging ‘Hotel, was in- dueed to vieit a house of disrepute . 27 Elm street, by agit] named Elizabath Connell, who escorted Mr. De ‘yor into a bak room and shortly after he missed from his oeket @ roil of bank bills, consisting ef $85. No sooner Bae he miseed the money than he iaform:d the keeper of the houre, who told him to wait a little while and she would endeavor to restoreto him back tbe money. He, how- ever, becoming alarmed, hurried into the street, for the purpore of procuring s policeman, and the landlady ea- tered the room where thi money, when, j claim, “The: the roll of bi the movement, snd instactly snatched the money from the flames, bat not before some of the bills had taken fire om the ends. The police then came, and the accused, together with the scorched bills, the evidence of her uilt, wae conveyed to the station house by officer Gordon of the Sisth ward, aod in the morning the pri- soner was taken before Justice Bogart, who committed her to prieon for trial 4c of Embezzlement by two Clerks —Yesterday, off core Smith apd Webb. of the lower police court, arrested two young men, brothers, named William H and George Hioks, clerks, employed in the geatlemen’s furnishiog store kept by Mr. Toel Whitlock, at No. 180 Faltou street, eharged with reliiog goods and omitting to return the moneys to their empl:yer. idence be- want with me?” “On,” replied the officer, ith you.” They White street, towards West 1e oseupie there were Turres, sUppowec fe e Vag court, parshas- ed on the 26th inst of the defendants, some bandker- chiefs, for which he them $1 3734. Mr B Reed, of No 90 Broadway, purchased of them on the 20th inst. some shirts, for which he psi4 them $5; and » the 24th instant Mr. Bursbard Fondheim, of No. 76 Chatham street, purchased some undersbirts, and pald for them $825, All these sums of money, Mr. Whitlock alleges, bave never deen paid over to him or accounted for—no entry having been made ic the book: of such sales; hence they now stand scoused of embexz'ement. On taking an eccount of etook Mr, Whitlock intimated that bis pal ty falls short upwards of ® thousand dollars. Justice Bocart before whom the accused parties were taken, committed them to prison to arait an examination. Coroner’s Ingest. THE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT AT HARLEM. Coroner Hilton on Monday held an inquest at tne Har- Jem River Hotel, upon the body of Mr John Middleton, of Pelbsmeiile. who fell through an open work bridge over which the New York and Harlem Kailrosd cars pass, at 111th street, and died from the irjaries he received. It was sbown in ovidence that the six o'clock Harlem train for William’s Bridge was disabled by one of the pump! giving way, aad signsls were seat to warn the a Droacnirg irain, The train stopped, ami afterwa: exme tp rlowly, and yang ed on the bridge bebind the dis- ab'ed train. Mr. Middleton, who was a passenger by thie train, on ite stoppiog, left tha car for @ moment, and én stepping on to the bridge, the car at the moment begin ning to move, in his eagernors to gat back, he missed bis footing and fell through the open sleepsrs into the road below, a distance of twenty seven feet. The sonductor and others npcp hearing of the accident, hastened to the arsistacce of Mr. Middleton and conveyed hin to the house of Mr Leslie, the Harlem River Hoel. Dr, Hills atiended him, but he was so reriously injared by a fras internal braises he died idge, the sleepers of whick in laces are very wice, extend from 109\h to 1ilth street. jury returned the following verdict—Tnat Joho Midéietcp, the deceased, came to hin death by fellicg through the b:idge of the Harlem Railroad Company, at 111th street, in com-equence of tha said bridge being in en Open and Capgerous condition. Farther, we exonecate the a tor of the train from all blam Deceared was a mative of Scotland, near forty nine years of age. The Coroner yesterday was ccmpelled to defer hol sing theicquest ea the body of .J bn Smith, one of t g fe t the Re -enswood explosion, who’ died at York Hospital, in consequence of the want of wituesses, the izquest will be beld to-day. Founp Dan ix A Cuit,—Anuaknown colored men, about thirty years of sgs, was found lying in one of the street? of the tixth ward, is ac almost insensible condition from intoxication. He was taten tothe station house and put in s locgirg with an anotber person Yesterday morning be wes (ound dead in ths cell, acd Coroner Gimble held an inquest on toe body, whee the jury retorned a verdict ef death from congestion of the brain, ruperinduced by ictoxleation, Proclamation by the President, Whereas. it ie provided by the second article of the con. vention of the 16th June, 1852, betwaen the United Stater anc Pruséia, aod other States of the Gormanic Confede- ration, for the mntual delivery of crimiaals, fugitives from justice im certain cases, that the stipulations of that convention shall be apple’ to any other State of the Germsnic Confederation which might thereafter deolare its accession thereto-~ And whereas the government of Mecklenburg Strelite has declared its accession to \he said convention, and has caused tho raid declaration to be lodged in the Depart. ment of State of the U cited States-- Now, therefore, be it kuowe that I, Franklin Pieros, Freeident of the Uait.d States of Awrries, have caused thia information to be made pubdlic, ia order thet the att mations of the raid coavetion may be ooserved and fa’ ed with good faith in respec’ to the g vernment of Mecklenburg Streiitz by the United States and the citizens In witoens whereo!, 1 bave nereunto set my nant, and caused the seal of the United Siates to be affixed. Done at Washingtoa, the twenty sixth day of Janusry, in the yesr of our Lord one thousand eight handred and fifty-four, andof the independence of tha U alted the seventy eighth. FRANKLIN PIECE Great Fire in Colchester. THE HAYWARD RUBBER WOKKS IN RUMNS—ONE MAN BURKT—LO&S MEAVY—FIVE HUNDRED HAND? THROWN OUT OF BMrLOYMENT. A correspondent of the Hartford Tims gives the fol. ljowirg account of the burning of the Hayward Rabber Works:— Our village has met with s great loss by the burning, on the 28th ult, of the Hayward Rabver Works ia tis place The fire was discovered et mbout twelre o'clock, noon after the night bands had left 1: {+ customary to keep the machinery in operation night and day, with the exoeptioa cf the Sabbath—twenty-four hous, As goon as the fire was discovered, the alorm was given by of s steam whistle connected with the boiler. Tiere way a rrnall fre engine belonging to the company, which was nited with gree: efileacy in preventing the epread of the fire to the workshops; but althoagk thers were force pops of power euffisient to extingut/b the Bau could no: be used on socownt of the extceme the weather having {rezen the small pounds or almost 6 lid. The buildings, containing a)! the machioery for prepar. ing the robber, the engine room, eatting room and new bulldings forthe reception of new machinery, to gether with the busines office, were ail consumed. bout thirty ope years of age, named arned. grinding becoming ruffocated with the smoke, fel is = was reseveres this Loop | or wiat was left of it; as he fell 6 He on his face, a partof ‘vest, his Reys, and « part of his docks were found. "almost dis- Jeft’ a wife, who is’ 1. ‘the buildings and machinery ware fally but there is a great joss in the nesessary suspension of basi- sons, © comes heavily on persons employed = Gaowing ont of some {our or fire hundred in mid- winter. establishment be rebuilt as socom as possible. the Sie ies Sy mt nites in Ly bf a Sines weiss Sled away, after about am hou:, Tr nsemed @ requiem to the buried man, which sent 4 thr of Busi. o.vuga every one whe poand appeared | A, Cramner, Towasend, Baltimore, Johnson & ywden. ‘Schr J-s H Stroup, Carson, Baltimore, Mailler & Lord. Bobr Abbots La ‘Alica, Boston Dayton & Sprague. Bieop JH Borden, Collins. Fa River, niasvec., RM Soin, Loss, Liverpool, Jan 14, with mdse an and passenger ‘oR Cunard In the Mersey, pon’ 1g o0lees Fie Fels a8 3:10 ows abips Chase, from rT ould like to eoort her te Jefferson Mar- | steamshi| ket Police Court. She immedistely replied. in a very sab- | missive tone, (they having met bsfore,) “Way, Baldwin, | ‘with steams >! , as 10 aM, mab; same dat salted jam, 50 days, Rpegals je J ex gag Tenarye & tu Br), Holmes, Windsor, 17 days, with potatoes, i Beconby, | bape iencta heavy’ 'we wher on the paseag3, to pmast staysail, 8. i clipper, 450 tons), Mills, Coldspring, iS Deller a Potter.” She is intended for the Southera tu be *Rebr Yorktown (of Baltimore), Beauchamp, Phys: eiperiensed Scary woniher on the phasags: esd heavy W Bohr Monternma, Hioberdoon, Wilmington, NO. 7 days. Behr Monitor, Besso, y e Hocp Joceph Lawren 7, New London, 6 days. = H a Mansenill to'maltiand BELOW. Dutoh galliot Foson Helena, Portenger, from Amsterdam, 63 dsye, with mdee, to Funch & Meinoke. BAILED. Steamship Cambria, Liverpool; shin John Bright (now), do (anchored at SW spit); bark Mary Jane do Brig Blvira (cf Eat Machiss), from Wilmington, NO, for Bath sxcherod tn the bay last nigh}, and al4 this moraing. The clipper Woodoock was sold yesterday to Messrs Denhe: EDimon, for their London line, for $57,500, Shois 1225 tons burthen, CN ship Tornado, from Callao. which arrived on Mon: event Rae hor in the Northriver. During the foul of her which caused ber to drag her ora, when she brought up belew Governor's Island. She ved se the East river yesterday morning by the steam tystban. bf jkingum, of bedpagrngt be roports Tckey, of bark Mos «Dy on, from Havana to London, the Rocks,” said not to have heen Capt having bread ers « seen since: ‘cut 1794. On Frida» }° 2thsof the Havre packet ship Admiral, 930 tops, 7 yer «10, wore sold by auction by the administrator of the late 8 be Fox for $15,750, Taylor, Capt J Loud, sail Missin Vesseis--Bark Jobn A ed from Card: Oct 7 for Boston, with @ cargo of molasses, a from.’ Bho was & 1 od vessel at Little Kiver, NO man. Thi passa; the “Hervagault’s ak 9, Capt Loud was a New En; ingured in Boston, tte voesel probab! Bark Antel t Be moor- Ke} November last, which nothing has Sho had on board bush It, and it is peprored she foundered, x dowa all the ow. The folloving are the shipped in New York in Sept last York, master; Jobn Fowler, mate; W1 mato; Thos Osborne, cook. The soamen wore there, Brig Eothor Elisabeth (of Esstort), Shackford, sld from Philadelphia abt 16bb ult for Boston, aud hae not since been ear from. Launcues—A beautiful medinm olippor ship of about 1200 tops, called the Troubadour, was to be lsunehed at Newbury: port'on Saturday by Messrs Currier & Towasend. Bie is own- ed by Meaers Fisher & Oo, of B ston, and is to be commanded by Capt Pedrick, late of ‘ship Nasional Eagle. Messrs 0 & T Will ecmmence immediately anew ship of the samo model rovider ce recently, by Messrs Allen & Simsot olip per ship of 400 tons, called the Haidee. to be comm: by otk hes ‘Tillinghast, and to proceed to N York to load for australia. and dimensio ‘elegraphic Marine Reports, BOSTON. Jan Sl—Arr ship FE: a 1 bark Jeabolla, cnatierton; rig J Harris, Gardonas, vohr Emma , Saomel ip Napoleon, Bombay Calcutts, NEW ORLEANS, Jan 29—Arr Isase Allerton, New ‘Verd; bark Monile: Bostcn, oe HARLESTON, Jan 2—Arr 231 bi Fillmore, me Meisheie; pus ta for repaure, oe - 98 for Bal in ‘290b, bark General Groene, and brig Now York. Pattersor, of reekize, secaman in Latter, fell overboard jay ard wae drowned. ‘Arr Sth, brig ‘Hamilton, Walker, New York; bark Jedde, Boston. Herald Marine Smad PHILADELPHIA. Jan 31 4 PM--arr brig Sea Foam, ver, Rio Jantizo, vis 8t Thomas; schr Tribune, Hutchins, Below, barks Chilton, Pennoll; from Leghorn; Cordelia, Barbadoes vis Turbs Isian illeby, Pernam: baer H Disasters. Br Steamsvir City Or Grascow, at Philadelphis from Livorpoo}, experienced strong W and NW winds. with heavy it of th A ist had siowers of snow, 0, er very cold, the tnormmcter having beon below 8; 2th, lat iit fo . lon 60 31 m ‘0 NW split foresall, foretopesil, fore and main epaukors; 25th, the gale cont.nuod, with heavy squalls and high sea, ¢pii} main storm trysail. 4, Masters, from New Orleans for Liver” or off she Pass, Apalachicols, tain went ash’reto procure ;pare and sails, ith eee hao the crew mucin a. The: ‘ew OF! od at $20 per month and $65 advanc@ They now refused to go any farther in tho ship, and threatened to take the boats and h $45 in gold additi from the authorities, dangerous position to thelr demards Hee unless the captain gave them red > Ne ~¥ eS 4 oat. hy rk Te oti Me eh were al is believed she wen insured in Boston. Banx Hasr1ron, ai New Gricans from Boston, experi- enced very heavy gales trom WSW, was driven se far cast ag lon 61, split wove boat and bulwarks, and carried sway main r'geip, Bric Manierra, Carver, from NYork for Galveston, be- fore roported at Navaau wiih smallpox on board putin 14th, the first officer and t on being down withit. Sho w taken to the Quarantine station, where the US Co oul bir 8 house to which (he mem wore taken, ant be thorou ply fumigated. Her fisg feom which {¥ was inferred # wo cemmunioation was ally Scur H M Jonnson, Butler, from Georgetown, 8C, fo Boston, with lumber, struck on’ the bar in male’ out, 8d inst, which caused her to leak. She put into Bull's Bay for a barber, and would probably have to discharge to stop she leak. Notice to Mariners, Extract from the log of the ship Arohiteot, from Whampoa for London :—"'Monday, July fT AX, Wi distant two milos, ob leo bow. Kept t yunded in five tor # little tim Nor colored water, the westward Bor mentiened in ‘Hi ‘Whalemen, Blé from Pernarbuco 10th ult, Homer, Nan, fm charge of the first officer. Capt Fisher remained at P, his hesith being too precarious for hia to proceed in the brig; he ‘would await ber return, ‘Two clipper ships heading NW, sail, weregven Dee 5. of. V Brig T R Sto! having C Hin foretop- Baltimors, bound E, Jan 15, off Tor- tuge: ‘A three mast fore and aft schocner, bound $ was passed Jan 26, Capo Cod NW 40 wiles. Ports. wn ne, brig Monios, Rollins. from enville (arr akb), for Me ile Are Sd; sob, Alfarotte, Jechsonvalie (and ld 6th for Attakapas; din, ‘rig Quien o the South, Obapman, hence (and eld 14th for Mobile): Sth, ship Ben Nevis (Bn, Cork, 85 days, with fnls the railroad, all well (amd sld llth for Mob: sobre Julia M Hallock, St Marks; 18th, Pauline, Kepes and Valsimors, 440 , In gort Geo 25, hip Reliange, Berry, from Chin. chs Ielands (arr 22d), fog St Thomas fow days, delayed to semplete her crow. benas—Arr Jan 16, brig Royal Sailor, Adaws, Port- Pe tee Au—In it 29—Ships Cr Vandalia, do, rat Bupnce for Callso; Vandal % fin, Sein, for Caleutts, gy, baring apposed’ Fe Andoben, Arthur from N¥ork July Baleb, and BK Milam, Bilis, ‘Props ship; barks Brighton, do; Crocker, frt or olinr D tor Adelai 8, err i; , Un ty ton, echt Indiancla, cart, Arg indo et 2%, ship, Ts Pio snelro ebout Ang 23 wae 16. —Cld Jan 2, brig Lafayette ——, Cardonas; a ae Lt arlisic Sage NYork; brig 8 o., sbip Orlando, White, for MaAtAxcas—In pore Ji Cones lég supare; berks Cov. Briggs, Hallett for Cork lug, John Benry, Moses, for do ldg molasses; Brannotte, Mo- Grath, for N Yerk ldg sugars; Evelyn, Gichd. ol. Pike,w rid pe ‘Woodbary, é for Portland dg; Jobn Biroud, steteoa, ‘tor do de; Woodbury, for Postland de; cr 0 Bowes, diag: Fornax, Co. Yankee Sturdivent, ; Grand Turk, Al Yaltimora do; cohra Sea Broore, Har’ for ’hiladel- F Tobias, 5 @ P Moroisr, High . Gage, fort Charlesy 1d 20th, bark RH Knight, Dyer, x about Jan 13, briga pe * ‘ave; Quoon Rather, P honee for about 12h, brig G J Williams, Kinsman, Port- Recoceytenent fant ae nae ine ssav, NP—| a + aghors of fod for Honan (arr I very akg, dis ve ‘ea rapidly ae possit (Trinidad)—In port about Jan 17, bark Norfolk. for Ati 8 ds sex day. Parekwo—In port Deo 2, Sioilian brig Gaotenino, for 8 Yi rk, and others as Sr Joux Ole Sultan, Rerry, 1 sein pert Rov 30, bark Painolis, ieOa! . NSW—Art Oov7, bark Ava Paokeg, Elliot, Goo- NOrleans. felbourne. S1@ BS “In orothes, Btn, Bape” sed Soest Nvesk Seana, WOE an. 11, Dolphin, Truady, London, (trom Oal- aise dae iby Bu Wailt MC 12th for Hui; 120s Goodwin’ Sema ay Wu tor' London). “Sid lib, Waban, Weweamy the sete 3 SRS off Jan 12, Hetty, Klamp, New fYork for twerp. VatmourH—Arr Jan 10, Edith, Harvey, Baltimore, Gravesunn—Arr Jan 13, Dolphin, Trundy, Calouite vig }t Helens; Pride of America, Patten, N York, Gurenoox—Sld ,, Advance, jannookburn, Swan, NOrleans. Ginn aLraR—Arr old 270h eo 26, Amands, Baker, Smyrna (and 2.9 ra sksui,Chartoston. Sid 11th, Proat reece Chartonon, Std ith, Pe ; Sarah Pi Mi Orleans. urrington, Moses, Ni Horo Kond—arr Nov 18, Hightiycr, Waterman, Sem Francirco. fi Gouvncan—Aer off Jan 12.“ ” Erserese= pit seayagamy teams RPOOL At : Holmes, Oharleston: Shanchas Gray,” tgomery, Q ali . Rat ra nab; Windwrm ro, Fairfold, NOzleans; ton, Philaselphia: Ch port 13th, John Ravenal, from Charleston: Wm soott, fom NYork:Shaskamazon from Fhuadelphia; Pag®, from NOrleaus; Hy Reed, from St John. N Bid'seh (botore reported 4th), Be'oo &th, Montezuma, De Couret Oth! Excolsior, Hadley, do: 1 Orleans; H_C Campbell, Patt relty, NYo1 Chariot ot Fam Baltimore; 12th, Cid out i2th, Uth, OR urand, B & 05 Wyoming, gust, Sohiults, Alea joemio, Jo! ea sind Charity (1), owe, Boston; ten; Hartley, Morrill NOrlesns; Lincluden Castle, NOrleans. Lonpon—Entd' inwards Philacelphia; A Gallatin, Boston. Butd out Jan 9, weph Ho 12th); 1ith, Swan, Graham, n, Jamke, Newcassle an: Savannah; 12¢! 4 NYork; American Mi N rk. Lavnit—Arr at St Margaret's Hope Jan 12 Julie, from Neweastlo for NYork, wi swept; five of the orew sis Hawrons=-Artsan lis Josn Williaa betes. oleneadten rort—Agr Jan ll, Jol ‘om, for Savannan, Bid 10th Samuel, Morris’ Movile, Yorrsmcurn—Arr Jan 11, Caroline, Strecker, Rishmond, ‘ Ya for Bremen, Passedfby 10th, Joshes Bates, asterbrook, ondon for | ‘PLymov1H—Sld Jan 9 Elvira Owen, Owen (teom Havre NOrieans; With Kemeralds, Mateom, Scvameahe Rocusiur—Arr J gy, Jones, YORK. oO TSO at oan mace, Weed, abl See a 6 by jus, from Liverpool: , lea! she tows having besa in contact off the Skorrios, 4tault, with a steamer. Bincarorr—Are Nov 2, Anstiss, Hedge, Calcutta (aud "Doth for hina); Matanzse Stearns, Sendwioh Telanes d sid 26th for Calcutta); 26th, John ‘Land, Howes, 6am. aneisco (and old 26tn for Galcutta); Oal- guste and ald 20th for China. a orton. Bor1i.v—Sld Jan 6, John Aviles, Hart. Newport. Scniiiacart Jon 10, Westphalia, Maloban, N ork; Lame rel, Reynolds, Charleston. ‘Suancuaz—fld Nov 1, Hussar, Lu Goodwin, ‘do; Typhoon, ‘Salter, ‘Londo Fleetwood, Dale, ‘Texei—Arr Jan 10, Admiral’ Weiting, Baltimore, é Swansea Ort Jan & Arlisgton, Ryan, from Philadelphia 7 Liverpo “Tnivere—Are Jan 8, Saxony, Hous, NOrloans; AH Kima- ball. Porter, Havans. ae ee ev gh Bevnto, Bene, Bhenehee. sa ne ere, 2, London; ving Age Holmes, N¥ork; 16th; Onolds: Cressy, L 001, Jan 9—The Claybourne from Bi oy a lewzroked Mile hepa jordeau: Joss of boats, caboose and decks for N ‘seaved, - NDW, ard roun Cote as chip of trom 700 te 500 tens, ict, and snd with loss of mai y pasced through a lacge quantivy of fiver and cottons experienced cores gale frou the monte vero ber, im lati on ber betmends, sprup; i sheavy rem, which fowe poop, fisoded ‘the caSius, oarry , sway ohe and damaging three others; a quantity of carge ~ ‘Was thrown overboard to right the o Preoked onthe Co: of Belfast Lough on january. of tho or materials will be sa’ Hise ford, avy sos Curing & g4l oo 2th of BW, which carciod away sho main rail, provision casks. a used the vessel to } D four vessels dismasted. Pat into Fi iv Ab yur D shea 7 gale Richard Cobdea, arrived from St John, WN. pmast, £o. ‘The Kate Hoo arrived yesterday from Balti cod le on tte 24th Do ~My lost te “3 sails. bulwarks, 2c; hed boats stove and was 0 ‘to throw Part of cargo overboard. A tolegra) from Hamburg, dated that the barbo: Cuxhaves get up to Gluckstadt on se- unt of the iee, axd that they had better put into the ports in the Channel. peENSTOWN, Jan 11—The Am ship Pri rem NYork for Lov don, was fallon ia with ine elabiog in Int 43 ton 15, and th a core takes aby the Norfolk, arrived heres” ns ® Pad#e# LyizH, Jan 9—The Ophelia, of Boston, U 8. Wh Deo, in Hollealey Bay, trom London for Neweustion the steward dead, by the Rosa, into these Roads, veost] like tho Ophelia has eome up to the Roads teday. Osrenn, Jan 12—The South Carclina (American ship) New York for Antwerp, te on shero at Blakendi He north of thie port. She remains in « good position and makes = / no water at present, a“d thoy are discharging her oargo inte ters, 00 that i8 fs expected she will bo got cif and taken te ' Duteh pilovon board bat it was bo = o Sen bid Setherities here, searing © ren esp! Mi wo B:lgian governt stoum nia to her nenistance, which have since tobaraed, and Fepert tDo-crow 80 beanie, as thes the ship te Latne tanineale ete dangez. esse Rey ZomuecE Mans fay, bond 10, at r, Ane 10 ‘ her catao, to be surveyed And repaired. 18—The American ship Mutilds, Lee, of and part ot her cai cusp Wee India Dosh Bho i Salsa wih whi ving ton foot Loxpon, Jan from New York, aide No8 is by ih, from the factof her hat Iusd considera le dai {the ship was com) nadee <4 'y by in. er ioremess. It wi imps that the ship was prevented from founderin ‘cont 10 loa: ‘The Albort allatin was hauled into the London Docks evening tho has lost her foretopmast and an Pears to have sustained other damage, Sbe will, it is ox; ed, commence ¢ischarging her cargo to-morrow or the next éay, As 000m at she can be got slongside the quay. 80, stoamors Georgo’s Crock, “Westernpork Hall NYe vey joet anton, Crowell, Boston, ranmer, NY¥ork. steamer City of New York, ‘ik RG W Dodge, ieee: Boy Or! brigs Comper Serville, Glasgow 15ub ule; J Let (Br), Bilvem, Gonaives 10th uls vis Holans’ Hole; Sawyar, Ma Wiltiwings io was ari se arti] ne ‘Sans Farbush, a y fi Mas lower, ‘Bal brig’uay? rom Provigenes) Haraua on. Cis Rinsts 2, barks alexandre (P?), Gee ‘ yrs Wateon, West Indies; Black Swan Camumit 7 Northern pert ‘Maine Law, Pashard;NYork; Deus Oe lina (Fr), Reta he, Bordenex aay Ya neat An Jem 28, sobr Daniel Brown, Hoalé, Alexandria. MOBILE-—Arr Jon 24, Br ships Alarm Salter, and Sherl- don Mic wler, Mio. ald, Lixerpool; Acme, Bo Gise- ow. Ola ny Haws, Bunker, Liverpool; Rogee towart, Skofeld, Hevre, bark Girard, O’Nell, Baltimore; Ep echr Ceoilis, Maristany, Barcelona. NEW ORLEANS—Ar ary Wurtomburg, Wilner, Havre; RI, Sardinia, J 1; Ravenswood. J. : Tsegow; David rt : Ree Maristany, Havana; y frec Hammond, Robbins, Rustan Island; Charlotte 73) Clark, Pile delpbia; L, Walsh, Foster, Ghagleston; sshe Fox, t Lisa, Vers Crus: 234, shine Fanny Gifney, Moo iy; Hol- yoko (Br), Perkis 8, Delgany (8%, Ugei Howoll (Br), Johnson, And Aruncel', Milis, Laverpeol; British Lion (Ge Glacgow; Nathaniel Thompson, Stone, Cercif, Blisabe Kimball, Lewis, Boston; Jane B Walsh, Thomas, Londoa; ‘amileon, Driver, Boston Sarsh Chass, Usgood. Rio ~ ‘Arabistan (Br), Mansticld, do; @plendid, Savage, / Gnerokes, Getty, Charloston; solr Apr 4 ads, a ath Setmarea ate, Tayerpests Beer Se 5b 5 del a rN ay evan Chiot Curling, And Gees Bane *, ‘Chasin ied Mere: i Bietieas, Trieste: vehe Havter Ao Praver, 7th. ship: Souter Johnm logtdn lanée, onwardCtae Cooper, Lomlsphers, bark Aloxina; 1Sta, Aly en seriive WEWFORT—Sid Jan 2, sobre Anna J dence) Balt mo: ere ‘uh Arr 3th, brig Goot ‘vessels round'Soutn t r) on bee Be toatl, Sate 3 brig Her; ner, javane tor Cuba ides 0 ‘istoas, of South RTLAND—Arr Jan 80, bark Havane bah lest; DG Jac! F A Porlsy, Se eet Be a ce i ‘sohrs Kugens, Parker, and &” s! telg Wenclee, Dis, Pass ents mares nee i Jo