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and primage for oil, and lo, eneppenia port will obtain fall cargoss at the above 57,003 whale, saied Nov 6 New “sh p Blectre, Fis don Shi Haneibal, Lester, 49.978 whale, sailed Nov. 12, New London Ship Chas. Carroll, Chspel, Done, called Nov. 18, New Ship Sakae, Hull, 23 290 whale, 2,728 bore, Nov. 19, Now London. Oipy ip Be 114 bone, sailed Deo 1, Ne Ship Redtord ics’ Owa Seabury, 9 ne ots. Non icdtan 555) wuaie, sailed De 638,978 bone, Ship India, Watrous, London. Ship Columbus, Harris, 15 900 aperm, sailed D Ship Helen Augusta, Foles, 101,058 whale, 38 189 bone Londco eailed Deo. 5, Newport, BI, Ship Gladiator, Turner, 8 650 Bedfor san, Brown orse, stile’ Dao. 8, New Lordon Ship Dromo, Gardoer, 1,259 Dec. 12 New Loxdou _ Bark Mentant, Budd, 722,000 bons, raiiad Das. 15 ‘Bork Kremlin, Rogers, 3 207 ea Dea 20, New Becton No, of gallons sperm ol) Be a Thats of Entimated shipments per Young Ame- rics, B. Howard ana Chilo No. of Ibs. bone Bealées the ove from t act do #0 well as the great to anticipate for thia main canse of the p went depr unbesithy or discousgirg io cept what will correct its-if oe at fair prices. 230. per Ib J, @, Beyemrt, Feq., Henaip, N Daar Smr—Per Aiame & Co. I send you files of Avetralian papers ap to Nov. 2. The three masted schooner Indianola, Cyp'ain Cathoart arrived here yesterday. She left Sydney No y abe sailed, but! accident my agent at Sydnoy failed to forward to me the brought papert to the latest dates, There is no news of importance, My correspoudence advises a total stop on all shipments of Amer cea goods. Miners, except in isvlated cases, not paying hal! as welj Nearly every Amer Jeaving. All the pasegers who left here last March oa the steamer Now © lears, excep! about twelre, have re turned here, perfectly disgasted with Austreis sad Aus- as in California, tralian people, Tho report of the Indi Loft Melbourne Oct. 1 theros Nov 4; arrived at Tine werv tsi! American yachs Pride rf the Ses Aitota remarkable quick passage New Yerv, and was exj oct dt ber. Op the 2d of Jon. spoke why dala Noa, ton days ou from Hon Vv fail, a, TELEGRAPHIC. Arrival of the Steam-bip El Dorado, at New Orleans, New Oxuaans, Feb. 7, 1854. Yue stermship El Dorado, from Agpiawall on tho lat stant, has arrived at this port, ateamsbip George Law ssiled from Arpinwallon the let with the California mails of the 4 f0r8, and nearly oze willion In gold. ew Lovdon 9 Shi, Laws Mortixoa, Noriom, 25,606 bone, sailed Nov. 1 Manwario, Bout Roman, Tripp, 63 v5 whale Ship Wm. Pam'itow, Holm 94,603 whale 12,500 bone, 1 SIEMANTS TO DATE. port the clip ‘teat, Brewsler, sailed for Tab ti, 200,000 gailous whale oil, to be shipped sred icy mothiag by Are many Excessive importation aad pro per cantion on the part of shookwepers {4 pechaps the Eschange-—Whaler's bills en the Easieru States have been sold +t Sa 4 per ca ols is as follows: — a Nev. 4; satled thenoa Dec. Ibeusna for fai perib for bone, Al! the 48,635 whale, 20,778 los. 133,654 whale, . 1,8%6 eperm, 124,. 2, New London. perm, 02 164 whale, 10,- sailed Deo 1 Now soem, 18,078 whale, 3,2 iw 1, New whale, cated Doc. 3, Now 480 sperm, 61.006 whale, 4406 sperm, 69 622 whale, perm, 32 876 Now sperm, 106 402 whale, sail 1,00: w 8 £92,000 —— 1 000,429 it sbip Con- baving cogazet some that port wo inue to be the order below pritae cost. Tae private «ale; f them doing a ¥ hows ter, sesause they sof lest seavon lel them aeelow, ard we re DO the nate of busines dissouat, w Yorn = 4, and eh owing to a yo woo can {4 dray Sept 23; 4 ancneo Jan. 4 either to proceed to che Gaynead aad Tecoxias ia pors abont Oom rrived at Melb urns, even deys from ort 1st Novor- P Mount Vernon, Cap- alu, olean; all well: he i Sho repocts that the 101 ultimo, 600 passeu- shale, sailed | Alcarmsn How ann, Gert with a simi By Alc rma BLUNT = cireulatten By alderman Loxp— bo instructed not to ad Flaint made by toe ta 4, (het tho lamp | burning er | Kesoiv a. heiuheresy, d, and thog Alderman B ei wade b bo Teenens rt Ke ttee on ee RAKE Now dorky whieh ea apd Ciioce i F of St meetirg, ho names of bide for the contract to oi! £0 , the ame unte of surct By aldermaa Biown ex and he isk y transi hy Siderman Wakem. Poration t opted approved by ike May Ard whoreas, that part and graced Kesclved, Thi operteg of Bi Fourth avcnucs, Wihicc opt ¥€001 be, a id. By sicorman bg vpor tre floor of @vring th: usual ce eiors the reiling upon each vid: tion of in CHAU NE ation from mittee om Ro By th Pee Church i'regaré to t Adopied By Alderman Buust— sud re is hereby, requcat ber of butcher standa, th stecds, the rent of each; The health of the Isthirus was good, and owing to the vopening of the railrad to Uvis ins fow hours, po, the transit was made The steamehip Uscle Sara, on her psseaze up to San Francisco, overtock the «teamship Golden Gate, also bound wap, lyiag to, slighty cisebled, ance MUNICIPAL Biated feasion of the Orrl Froeont—Naidan C. Brown, Williaz-s03, Bion rd. ward, Wm. Tucker, Voorbiy, i: man, Covert, Rolly, Chiaunces, C Mott, Drak ‘The minutes of th Alcerman Lonv, ble and resoletion: — Whereas, & oommnoic @ource not «fhoial, that che ing to Acoe mmc ficos, sad that the is. ly requested to appoint a + fose—Which was adoptrt, tnd ‘he Previtent appointid sceh ocmmittee on the part of “this Board. s Ccmmanication from Simeon Drspor, Pro idens of the Brand of G vernsrs ot tho almshou.e, arnouncive the death ag Prepac MoLanghlin, Ee 2 ormmuniosted to this Board that 1, Inte s member of, and Secretary to she Almshouss, tho Board of ness bia depa Saty ed: P. vehite with the fan ily and Which they have Fo Berolrod. Ths By Alderman Wax ry and others of Fi cpean's Row "By wae same— ie eee cf the repent 9 ‘Streets. By eevious petitivn fcr rea vious wn fer Tes ee ekon trem be prem ‘To Committee on by ° fhe city. seven’ 4 Binth Toqulete om at aradod a By ‘tke ssmo— Poritiin of ‘of property, (0 have SeecRreom Fis; curt) to Fifty a 7" idermaa W. Tuckrn—Pe whe gh TP, bee Sits. Te Comm: By Alderman Wiit havo the y By the samo—Petiticn of Day id Decker, St., for relief from car itte ance aa temas Buoy ncbetiticn of ohn Van Buskirk and PSy Alderman Bro, others (or tho reyosl Bf the ord % To Commitier on Sircet From tho Board o for romistion cf pore 00 on Finacoe By tho Presper lieved from tax on | Petitien of C Ti tax. To Com e—Potition of RL. apd to cor rec? with To Commi First svi noo. ‘De appointed a Cemmpeioner ¢f Balar cs an: 0 teen A ‘she same—F enti mets t for a fire bydrast in ¢h Frenar eran ‘By the same—F oviticn 7 Alderman DRaxe~Pe tinion of the Clerk of the. 8igth 0 * District Cont tines pairs and Bapp' BY \be same— sz tition 44» Commissioner of Leeds ew court ro Bill of J. Le Board of Aldermen, rwhridie, ting wore roa’ and approved presen’ ed TAngewoxd roterred to im the u OTT pressated he and tha: of tho de tuddenly Been called ty mo 8 cepy of thewo resolutions ba p wns ‘Cork of this Board to the family of dec cased. Waioh were | mhepted. a of Walter R. noe extending Albany street. jon of David Witvy, relatiro auerstion for a quantity ot pro in snes, the same—Petition of F. GO. He % — of Blcookcr and Grove line of Murray street, ames Ht jo yom Sth Datbkmoyer, to be relieved ee, rt ie icailin aud ovbers, for oli mof® sewer io Vi log ay ce on Sewe: By Aldermas Krity— Petition of Latay otto Harrison, to Potition of Wm froam, for pay asin wetrarce of Wm. P. Eat trick Oarrasdo inth atreet betwee Second a Thied { Jobe L. Tarners, To Committee Petition of Post & Hart, for in mmittes on Finance. Sho ceolined any assat AFFAIRS. Cotwire, he following proam- we been recsived from a esher any © with tho general gov eiloa by thom «fa Es of Aidermen L: following pro- attor = brief ill- lanobely event ocourred with muc’ regret the is Beard sympa- eased in the lose ented by Janes and otkers in order of the suthoritios of | th a eary and others, venue sower con: <e% To Commit ninsh & ition of George Harrison Petision of ¥. 8. Morrison to To Committee on oa for extending Albany ‘nm Willis To Commit ‘tition of the year 1 harles A fchmidt, bo de etree. To Committee om Paulkaer, to be To Commit to be relieved the sewer filty feet west of Leeds, To Committee om eon Pinas or paving Thi To Committee on era, to pave alati¢n and | 1 services rtt fr your with the pave by the Common Whereas, anor ii to the nin of $5,000 per Eesolved, ‘TE sms ia here ment to q Committee oa Feri! To orman Mx ing rooms to do ted, Dette of bye { yr were Fé erixth Avera f December to i] read Gommuntention trons * of the Chiet of Police. olution OD th with ¥ lism subject Committee ¢n Ferrios. Also, & commur ication Williemebure ferry. tetiog tone Ea ona division, Via — r ¢ bo referred which was adepicd ROM THE Bs Ber by sid beard » Rest Third « cercurred ip. b ietrict Fifteenth on—Tbas the ti sen, Bivnt Dia, Tac wi rida Lord, Herrick, C. Il. Ty Ropert of Ccmrni the Be eed o'clook P 1gth inst, at 6 Board tro mombers. be Beard acrembted ich cooasion the F wpilrens to t tang Up of th Pract duites 0 the Be sn Kou rtatling tt on Lande Courei' man Rror f ecrvives renéere 1862, end fer which no Committ ATION, By Alderman Voor bea rman Voor nis— Gomalsoioass of Dovds, eation of Alfred B. Baker, Sircete, By Counci}man Fur red at First Payer ead By Couacilmas Moxie: ea’ KR posite » lator, oraaed Prayer of petitioner « “sated, on motion of | threo be sppointed from this Board to make au table ar fangemente for celebrating the anniversary of the birthday AbD, the fashor of our country, with certain oewspapers Will e Ucmmon Counol) proceedings a: rr t 2 rm very dimly, snd alderman BRowx—Kesolv h wan adopted. um issioner of Dovds for tae city and coun Alderman Wakewan—Resolved, That the Commis- reots snd Lamps r@port to this Bowrd atits next and to state siso the nemes of the pera opinion of the Commissioner. wh» aro eatitled to Nee con: and ites to whe i which wee sd ao mpany im the words fillow , be G 3 niece. sary Jogal measures to carry this reso- “Ane pied ty rake Board c { Assistants, Docembor 23, 1851 by the Beard of Aldermen, Decomber 28, 1863. Third avd Fourth avenues. has alroady be:n opined, regu- therefore to much ef h was adopted fo-merly referred to Con mittee on Croton Aqueduct, bo Withérewm frcm that ormmittes and roterred to the Com: | ‘To Commistoe on Roads. sclved, Taat tho commuato sion from the from sha files aad referred t» the Finance Commit Fesob; the number of oculatry butcher stands, the ron Average number of we Y a od to here p’ ¢ Sizpenny Savin cived and ordere Commur jostions irom tion of ex dipane al:o, conteacta with Mevors. Ruse & Keid, | Sam st number of vo 28 for Chiet Engin vsly confirmed. wm the Mayce— Transmitting the puncal rt ted, aud ordered on file. Laid en the tatte to ben Commurica'in from the City Cierk of Wi hlinasbere, IN adopted by we Ccmmon Council of Wil- tions by tro Wilismeburg Ferry Referred te Cexvmittee on Fe Detween Fourth and Pitts aveases: Lodge of Froa and Accepte 1itn inst with s resolution by Alderm Resignation of Lavi Martin, ard resolution appointing . D Quige #6 inspector of election in Ficas district, First verd. leesignation scoopted, ard resolution adopted coucuriod in oa of Johan Wer Resoluticm xppointing Conourred in. Present—The President, Eédwia J. Brown, room, ard allu an, also, to the past and en Pinsrce Dy Ccvpeiman Kexs |, to Dave their repairs to ti mite on Re ‘end Supplies. By vsme-Of Joe 1, Brower and others, in favor of vide nirg West street. To Cor mittes on Strests | By Ccuccilmam Cores—Of Joroh Marshal, for cross Cnty, Tilsen P Dene Jk in Scuth street, at Burling tip, To Commisteecn | B Londoner, B A Thac Wrest non Felli in ot morghege ot h ved Cow pan: ren tele cars See Ge holier Corte ddittona! sccommodetions. To Comm! ier boy pile to end frees ninth street, the e c run to and from Ferty-ninvh street. To Oom- By Aalders Yorr—Potition of Joba J. Pholpt and roa otbers, im reser to the Hudson River Railroad. oilman McCLanx—That the su: ta om the fuitweson Wailre ads | ark sido ot Twenty ninth strect amd south nrg Thicby; By alderm Woamman—P titio strovt, betworm Tent” and Bleventh avenues, be £ its on Public Hos ith. Com on Cee men SaRi—Thi Shouse a Sorte | ren y fret vi By © at the Comperoller advertises for for = jon house for the Y Thirty-second scoot and vie ire hydrant b be placed in is nai ou RESOLUTIONS. ‘Thirty trird street, in jetwoen Sixth By Alderman Brows—keso! at David Newman be, | and Bevonth avenues. ToC nities Croton Aoqui duct, 1s, © »poin ted Inspe , for the ele commumtcaTion®. the Fires ward, in " | to resolutions rel to pan the ward, which w: aries ani ria ions ea services. To Cor tee | Vookns Reso That Wm. H. Harned | or/Selariecas epoiated UG: mmi ‘The reeclu relative 9 il of ‘alfred B Bator, resigned, which wes atop house, w: 4 to Commidtes Br Alderman Ticken—Resolved, Tant » Committoo of | op Reval and Supp. The certiseate ct the Clerk of Common Counoil was pre- sented. certifying that John Tuttle is 0: firrman. To Committeo on Fire Deparument. KRSOLU TIO: end to act in con- m the Board of Council- ~Wherras, Th souteast f the Cor r pal By Couvoilman Hon Btate be requested to bt w 0 Battie Placed o bi of the Fire Levartmen rofore, he dott | geen teens 9 was takes up, and rofeer Comp roller publicly request the daily Ci mmittee on Fire Depart no: cf the city to inform hin for how auch per lige | “By Comellman Fee oo setting forth thas an blish tho Uomiaon Coumail prootedi ge and cor- | achenti led ar act 80 simplify the mannot of collecting ai oration advert sawenta (ar each. thousand coptoe of tbe nd regular rente of Croto 10 of the best arranged bu! expensive office—takes from 1vod, Thet the Sergeant st-Arms | brag ie wany persons yyment of taxes, in cases hereafter, any persons wishimthe — the city tl bar of tis Booed whilein tesclon. exceptbehedactdocart. | of deliagucuey unall after the expiration of ibtee yoats, fore: members of the B ard of the City Conucil tho re | ing the city to borrow gums, and ie in many of its pro’ a for ‘he press, abd such cther persons a9 may bo vitions almost, ii mot quite. impossible of execution, wit! | spociatly invited for the meeting by mombere of the Board— | seiution thi Counsel to the Corporation mal plies. | Wh ch was laid on sbe table. tion to the Lerisisture, a» its prosent session, for & opoal of y Aide Tnowsaivee—Resolved, That the Commis. | gaid act. Laid cver. By Councilman Wi be direoted to place two lamps hureh ia ve M into coueid ration th Prac joa bili ast oh in Alinn street, agreoable to | ti dopt: d. market to be bi ‘toere hac boon groat oom alitants ot the Third | dom lighte ax hardly of eabablishing » opolitan Market or such on, in the building known gtoat exhibition spall have Laid on the table. aye the and | a7 2) in front of the dirt collected on ¢ 208, wing e, the Mainer’ nunittes oa gas axtures aro cut of order, and have Lampe and Gi Le tset tour months; and desiring tlat sach By ++ me—That so much of the pase ¥ecel16E) ‘8 reports as re: alas cverymorniog, ead tue burn: | lates to the wharves, iors and slips, be roferred to the Com- | eroof the «say iid bo well brushed ut and opti | ittescn Woarves Phere and Blips By Courciimay Reavepy <1Dat. tho annual report of the C.mptroiior te taken trom the table, and so mucn thereof #5 Gate te the fipancial department be relezred to the Vom: mittee cn Fisanee Adopted. Jy «: me~Thas the © ordineree entitled * the payewent of the s dewalke of th New York,” approved December Amencmen'te thoreto as they think it may req By ‘Councilman, Mxaty—That Fif'y gaomd. streot graded, from Bighth to Eleventh avenue, To Ccmmistes om Bo: Bo seme—That 9 fev bo placed in Hagu: street. sixty feot from Hay To Committee om Lampe, ko. By Cou: climan Youxo—Preamble ot thst iho rent of Wo leirces furry was criginvlly pinoes at $20,000 reat per yorr, With power to regulate,the samo from time to time, and that it was a(terwarce redu od to $5,000 per ARLE, 6 iu, a heavy lors to the city; with resolution shat t yoodcred 65 itv original amoun), viz : $20,000, To Gouunitees — Tries. mh Ccuceilman Sen ics “ tnt to the Bs: fata, tppotbor with core prices of the rod bbo'lass year for the repairing of wharves, ud y bat amount, ifany, Fo hasmow on hand. missionor of Lamps and Gas bo, hat tho Laut ps be prover.y 2 ‘ aeay: complaints have deslere rsing weichta ised upou them asthe wavlo ick Proamsle and resolution, That pits and Supp igs be inssructed not c for repal 4 soe pavemonts un- he Cemmcn Council; whicd was re- Law Dep «tment. Toat the report of th f the late Board of aldermen, sroporsy of Hoary Youags, be tal d ty the Committee of Finance of —Rorolved, That William W. Lyon the Cemmiseioner of moc unt of aa referred to Committee on Sala Tre resolution of Councilman Jeremiah, that the Commit- tee om Laws ta) ¢ inte Capen on the prepriety of memo- rislizing the 1 we relative to the city whic! taken frem the table nee say ted. ai! porecna who estimated or putin ligot the public oil lamps, furnish their several bide, the na nes af areey im ‘The resolution of Gounciman Wild, that » committee be | appcinted to “investigate she cow stables and milk ° factories situated up town,” & 0, was ret fot the table and rofested to the Committer on Public H ‘The resolution to regulate and grade rity. fourth stro from First avenue to the Kae) river. was reconsidered anc referred to the Committes on Road: REPOR Of Committeo on Police—To refer the subject for build'ng | ® now station -house for Twenty-cocond distries to Commities on Repairs and Supplies. Adopted. Of Committee on sire Departs sent That ‘the Commissioner contraet has astually been awarded, erred to Engin hx Wh row the Seoond to Dornsel to the Cor- | a Laid over. ‘Of Commiltee on Fire Department—In favor of furnishing ry Ladder ‘Comp ny No. <2, Deoeraber 29, 150i of Ninvty \econd street, between the ® Dow carriage for use of Hose Company No. 51, To Commit. tee or the Whole, Of Cc mmit co on Lawps and Gss—In favor of placing t additional id mach country and huskster appa:tment id resolution s poi the | of Clinton Ma ket. To same. nd Bre between tho and Of Committee on Osdnances—To amon? an ordnance pro ud the same is hereby, "poscindeds viding for repairs of the pavoren's of the sidewalks of the streets &o To am ‘That the Commia the diffrout election cotions therein, Which | opartment. ument No. 9 be, ish waa adopte Reeclyed, That tho railing the room of ‘thi and that gete wi i 9 of the room the same to be done the @ommissioner of Hepairs and Uf Cor mittee on Polico—In favor of psyirg J. B. Hoag for medical services a3 Twentisth ward stavion-house, samo. (ft Committee on Lamps and Gs. pith gas auirty teh etrcot, between Fifth and Sixth avenn irty sixth eireet, between Filth avenue ani and ‘ahirty: nseronth, street, betweon Madison aver Broadway ‘fr sine, ; Of Committes on Police—In favor of now station house in Ninth ward. To same. 1 ‘In tavor of light’ Of Com mit'ee on Konds—In favor of opening Eighty third strect, where not alzeacy opened, from Filth avenus to Esa} river. © #Y—Kesolved, That the eccompany- ‘To treme. the Croton Aqueduct Department, Committ. on Repsirs and Supplios—Kela\ivé to plamb- ‘To same. ing bells on towers in ost, and appropriating No. L there it mi “third street and Macdou re $79 therfor To same teen eda bohel ding s house for Basiae Compan: 29 and Hose Company No.1}, an¢ appropriating $2.12 ° pg Funa to the Jommon Council, 1 with the srick Jsusbyterian roprrty occupies by them, be ts 6 to building an iron sefe for the uso of Vo ileo- propristing 2635 therefor To Reacivod, That the Comptpolier be, ed vo report to thie Board the num: ae rea’ ef onch; thy number of fish he number of huckster stands, tha COMMUNICATIONS. Of the Commissioner of Strsets and Lamps—With report ef amount «f Inbor periormed and the ext in clea stroots, rem Javuary 1 to Nevemtcr 1d, 1558 stating that the amount apprepriated: © as $2,000, nod over $10,00 ace ot due $0 partics. Laid on the table to be printed. From the Cour sol 0 the Corporstion—La answer to resolu- tom as to what pcgrest bea been made ia the sult 10 vaaate to Simeon Draper of tho Fort Gansevcort property, c that defendants heve interposed adeaurrur. which Will be argued betore the Suprome Court next term. F Gf samo~ in anawer to resolution inquiring se to th ner in wish the op:ning, wideni g snd exten Mn, Pooccsdinge bave been conducted, the le | ac. stating the titles and roferen subject, statir Mmrtien ag to the Commissioner, &o ninutes. Of esme—in arawer to reselution relating bo the Liguer trac, &3.. with tho ponaltles, and Tensoa Why they bave net been extorced, stating tho tule of he Jawe on tho cnt ject, ana referring, as to (uzther informa. ion Attorney. unt of rent each pays; ture or kind, ard the to a e the (ame from time to sr ¢ of Wa'l street ferry be, and the $2),0.0 a yore, and that anin- | t be exo.ured by the proper ofiicers, | eon paid ¢ ‘Ordereé on filo, and to be iaserted im the questing c>pi soflawa UNICATIONS. + Chek ef the Roardof Supervisars, pecie] oommitece of sad Bard, mia for the Supreme and Superier '® resolution, heft sm pyrene tad Sepaier seam | a re: | pPird ennusl arly eats Hauhetian SavingoInatita HcRc nual Report of Mechanios’ and Traders’ Saving) Iastitu 1 ussrutth Aunvel Report of the New York Dispensary. Irvlug, Kniokerbocker, Beondway, | ‘cadors’ Saving inasit Ban of sho xmpire dor file, the Comptratler relative to a revi- and ciaims for unpaid assea ¢ printed iFrem the Boerd of Aldermen of Willismsburg—Teapemit- ting resolutions comrlainirg of the wast of proper acoommo- datiore sfforded by tho Willismeburs Ferry Company, and arhing an investigation. To Committoo on Ferries. ction—OF CI ent, stating that Allred C: | ing why st Police inst Rolice officer Mayer's ow a t-Showing the re 9 Nailread, Company for the month Poli From the Chief ot Yolioe—In answer to resolution asking é3,and the Bighth Avenue Rali- for ‘formation why the orders for chutting up the puvl houses on. Bonday aro not exioreed, cubmittiry aa eetence trom the Beard of Aldormen as containing the information requied. Ordered on i e. he Mayor—Trsmomitting tho Egners TATION, From Grand Lodg>—To Annual Ball ofthe Face nud socepied Masons: at Nibte's Sclose oe ‘Puesday. evening, th inst. Agcepted nePonT. Of Committee on Fire Deoartinent heute et Hose Company No. 13. Lax GOMMU NICATION, From Mr. Valentixa, ce th cf ae Common Counoil, i 0 papers. rd went inte Cémmnittco sf the Whole, Councilman Venminye in the Ren lotion— That ths Clerk to the Comman C uneil be re- quested to preparothe anausl Manual, &c. Adoptod by the Jellowizg vote — vo © ferry scoommoda- Rete.red v0 Company. from the Mayor om the subject of York D. To havo gas put in over. mairmice she etonss and jing ward collsotor therefor Adopted ino RB r Affirmative—The President, and Mesers 11. Smith, Gannon, ee, Wewinn We Passe Toe vrldag, aearg: | chitten, Foupg, Chesry. Healy, Jackoon, Keanedy, Donahee, mim, Kelly, Chavnocy, Christy, Bly, Lord, Heri Tuntle,’ zeely, ‘Gray, Wild oe ee Tooker, Mott, and D: Ccoper, Brush, Loong’ rs, Leen ‘soharier, Decors reeeans Forder, Sammis, Bel’e, Monegban, & An thvitabion wan ceeetvud to m. H. Smith, Husted Jeremiah Biachaey ed the Sight» snaual ‘Moceay nt Gattacy, McUie.s0, Conover, Bacle, Vasian, Repcrt of Committee on Roads—To Landi fos cee build protecsion railing on both sides of avenge, from Bishty Vaird Yo Nimetieth soreet. Adopve ty Soimilar “Revert of Committee on Ord!aances—Prov Jing for ointment of Arserement Clerk, Messorg’r and Deog {o'board ot Ceuneiimen. Adopted ty a sirailar vote. Rerolution— Appointing t5eeinl commistes to celebrate Waoshingtoa’s Birtheay, Adopted tnd Messrs. Sammi, Frye, Kuadark, Holden and McClave appointed the mittee. Repert—In fever of a new truck mm Mook and Ladde: Company No. 13. Adooted by x similar 7 FROM HOARD UF ALOF RTE That John Hayward be sptoin ed inagecior of eloction of Secon 4 districh of Tendh ward, Concurred The parere {fom Beare of Aideraien tor lens Were referred to apurepriste committe Accepted. ply to rosola- ‘and printed. omer of Bireets, and 9s relingnishing coatzacte for Herriek Sa to Commitire on Cleaning OARD OF COUNCILMEN, of olestion in aid board was enry A. Kerr io erfield aa inepe ward, accepted loner of Repaira a1 : ed to have o «ft the old tim rub Linon the'scofetihe Gite visit. Concertos me parers from the other Board wore referred Feeclution—That the Third Averue Mailroad Company be | ‘uted, snd secssmens papers referred to be concurse rected to crute Chatham strcet, from Pearl to Unambere ibe Boar adj) ured to Monday evesing next a six pool | es days, Gonewered te ofelock. Frem the ulautes, Reeclotion- Tencis bo appointed inaprotor of C. T, McCLENACHAN, Clerk. ward, $0 fill vaoamoy. Con: a : s Personal Intelligence Fick. the special section to be cel | Governor Huct and family have arrived ia the city, aad taken spariments atthe at Nicholas Wate, Alden own, Wi Csptain El¢ridge, Boston; J. 5 Seep Philadel iH ast We Tas Witism: | cc, Holbrook, Noston; Horace Wait racuse bry ET, | Chee Aubuin; Hen. 3.3 Rogiva, Call cher’ and we Fisher, North Corolins; . Foot, Springteld; Jo. ‘ston; E Larmor, de. Pittebele—arrived "yesterday ‘Wes! ke., in favor ef Temoved. having To Commirtee ‘ St, Nickola Met sdiouriot tall Mone . O. H Perry, St Lawrence ecunty: ER Day, U 8. Av: Jy Appabbe ther ddenteri dead Heit Pe Madeira; JP. Brawley, Pa: D. 7. VALENTINE, Clerk. | W. T, Butler, Richmond; Capt. Appleby, Ballalo; @: ackecn, steamer Pacifis; A Langéon, Washington; Hom J. Gam Panama; M B Moproe, Kentucky; Capt, Cot: fio, San Franciscomarrived yestordsy at the Aste y 8. R. Ewart, Boston: J Tienen, Datr: 0. Graves, ¥ Raymond, Baltimore; M. S ile: %. Louisar- = ri y at the Prercott House ARRIVALS, Frem Liverpecl im the Steameb: of beighgoctoseies Tucnspay, Ped. { Kea, in the now Counoil room. Cit evident 4 the Boar he are vans bad been tenes Ne ip Pscife—Dz ard. Kemp. J W Ligsies, Capt Joe l White, Mr Hoftbar PRTITIONS, Heye,Deege Deeosarournes, J Straus J F Onstavia and er~Of Ceorzs Taylor ané many lady, F Mares, & Rest ar. L Snenide, FW Carter, L Stiao, M ¢ ¢ineucione cf the Central Pack. | aisce, Mr and Mre Faulkner, Captain & Cele, Captain Bra- and Plact dis, 3 GF ‘slmer, Mr Wasson Mes Tlatobinsom” Mra Bub- nd ebild Spencer, (Mr Reman. F 1, JR Pill B Me Jotn A, Van Riper and a be re- ce { Haslem, Tera bell en, Mies cle, A Hartmann, td yarant on 7 tes om Crotem A: comyentation h st Mrs WO Heft 8 Gates, Mav W Shea Cay tnd shuld, GW Baker, W Kerk Brice ver, Isay tad O 9 "¢ eater, . Dr Hitehooes, Mi a, Hite Tena epee x wich Di fan 3 beats Of Dr. W. B. Deforest, for ard station house, To Comm ttee aeabrks “on the’ 22d invvant fo Kevey E soneeton Aenes, Capt > Baldwin rh —Tpat the Bighih Avenue Railcond SEL uaa G10 ia MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY RELATIVE TO THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO. Full Report of the FOURTH DAY. The Court met at half-past 10 o’clock yesterday morn- ipg, Major General Seott presiding. Major Joha F. Lee, Judge Advocate, read the record of aed, Q What officers wore left on the wreck when the Kilby Aepanted from her? + Wyse; et Lieut. W. A, Winder; 24 Lieuts. 0, Wi Col. pet ace to the court taste art of the sestimony of the witarss of yesterday appears to me to Fermntet oe the record. He said Capt. co anxious to lie alongside the steamer for water and provi- sions. The court recollected that the witaess 60 said, and directed it to be recorded to day, Q Where were the medical officers? A Both on the Kilby. Q. You bave explained why Sargeon Satterlee was there. Why asd by whose orders was Assistant Surgeon Wirtz there? A. Ido not know Q. Was there sickness in the command? A. Not that! knew at the time; certainly not to any extent. Q. Did you, the adjutant, or Col. Gates, the comman- der, make any inquiry of him ia regard to fis being on the Kilby, or take any notice of ii? A. 1 did not officially; whesher Gol, Gates did, I de not know. Q. Did Colonel Gates know he was thre? A. Yes, be rust have known it. The witners then made the following statement:—I have seid I did not take official notice of Dr. Wirtz beu on tke Kilby, but I asked bim hew he came there; think it was om the morning following our on the Kilby when I firs him there; Iaaid, ‘ Doctor, how came you on board ? I did not know that you were here;”’ or words to that effect; his reply was, to the best of my recollecticp, that Ms jorWyre had refused to let him come for rome time, bat had finally consented, or that he hai slipped cfl, or come off, which it was I do not recollect; it wae only iv pasting that the remarks were made, a while we were expecting, in s few hours, to see the steawer again; I thought but little of it. ‘ofessional Q. Did the assistant sargeon allege any ressom, such as th previdleg of medicines for the men transferred from thi to the Kilby, as « reason for his being on board . ine latte:? ‘A. He did not to me; I beard of such reasons in our conversaticn it is due to Doctor Wirtz to aay that he was himse f something of an invalid, sutfering from neu- ralgis, aw I ucerstood from him, some time before we left the steamer. Q Youspeek of expecting to seo the steamer agaio in & few hours: was this before the conference? A. Yes; this was early in the morning—the conference was esrly in the forenoon of thai day, Q. Do you know whether Colonel Gates knew at the time that both the medical officers had left the steamer? A. I do not know that he did; Ido not remember that I raw Dr. Wirts that evening on the Kilby. Q. You have said that there was no sickness in the command before you left the steamer: was there measles Cor ates disease there or on board the Kilby? I heard of one case of varioleid from one of the mristalent think it was Dr Satterlee; I think one of the children of Col. Gates had the measles when it osme on the steamer in New York harbcr. I eould only jadge from the appearance of the obild; itwas, as I belisve, recovering from measies; another cbild of his had the measies on the Kilby, from whom my children and the others took it, Q Did the troops or other adults take it? A. Not to my knowledge while at cea. Q. Was or was not any aivice or remonstrance in the matter of tsking bis children on the steamer addressed to Col. Gates by the medics! officers ? A. Dr, Satterlee addressed an official letter to me as Adju- tapt, on the subject, which see ai offisial copy, was ket at sea, with the records of iment. The origieal letter I gave to Lieut, ‘Tarde, of of the Third Artil- lery, who is june to the Pac fix. Q. State its contente. A. The ‘etter stated that the wri’er had lesraed unoM™- olaliy that the measles were prevailing among the child- rep of some of the officers about toembark. That if such was the fact, those children ought not to go on board, nor any children whieh bad been expored to to take it; that he ceemed the meastes on shipbo: adults, quite ‘as bad, if not wore, than swell pox. That is the iyub- stence of the letter, to the best of my recollection, Q fe ou deliver it to Col Gates? A. I did. Q. What srswer did he make, and what action did he take !n,the matter? A. He read the letter and replied to it i> substance that his children mustgo; that ne did not deem the meseles of any itaportance, or a trying matt+r, or word to tbateffect. This was st Jadson’s Hotel in this city, on the forenoon of the 21st of Dec., between 8 and 10 o’clock; the cay the troops went on board, hose wuthcrity was the lower steerage, which @culd accommodate 317 men, used as @ store toom for logge ge? A I received no instreetions from any superior oficer how to load the ship, or where to place the baggage, ex. ot pt the generél inctructions from Colonel Gates, to yee the baggsge o/ companies so that those designeted to be lacded at San Diego, might be reached fi sai torestsn troops to the porition they were to cecupyon boar the thip. ‘Toe baggage wao placed in the position yoimied cut by the cflicers of theahip ani the quarters of * en were also pointed out by them. Tae company } commarcers then, under my direction, selected the quaz- ‘ey of their companies sccording to rs: Dr Buel, one of the surgeons of the st siwined in relation to the sanitary regula! the fan Francisco. He said that every effort was mse by n the tendicg of the sick, and the fumigetion thin was alter the departure of the Kib:, resembling cholera, was not developed until after the departure of the Kilby. Q. Was there aay sickuess of an ope-lemic uacure then prevailing? A. There wns no other disease aprroaching to an epi- Cemic, with the Ford danaglad of one case of varioloid and one of smallpox; I sai there any oes Cinbatt premouitory to that dines calied cholera? . I knew of none; my attention was not called to any seam until the two I mentioned, the day ‘ollowing ths departure of the Kilby; any cisease previous to that did not come under my ol ‘tion; there might have been, but I did not bear of any; I presume that there was none excepting these two cases of emallpor. Amorg whem were these two ¢seea of emallpox! A. They were among the soldiers. & wen ‘these cases going on before the departare of 7 A. They might have been goieg on before che left. : Dic the officers and troops aseist in baliog ? A. They did. On the morning of the 24th it beeame ovi¢ent that the ship was leaking rapidly, cad taking in water very fast. Q. At what time did the baling begin? A. It ia my impression thas it was a! leven o’clook in the day when it com iera aselstod, but without any order or they were gathered in the nsighborhooa room; my {mpression is that it commenced without any directions from any of the officers of the ship; it wes a v-luoteer thing, and was not done by the order of y of the superior officers cf the troops; i. commenced arly a3 ten o'clock; after the baling had been going on for reveral houre, which ‘would bring us into the night of the 2éth, the purser and myself weat into the engine room, cverlocking the baling, and wo agreed that the eoldiers would work better if they bad on officer to super- I ee and told him; he salé:—“{ came for th: Yery pa pore;’? from that time there were sommi*sioned cere Ke euperin- tend the daling; previously there were none butmon com- mirsioned officers, and the soldiers dic mot work as wai as thoy would with coramissioned officers, Lieutenant Freeman secalled.—Q. When were the troops }uton board the steamer? . Om the 21st of Desember, by raeans ofa small steam- boat; orders had beea given by Gen. Wool to seperate the sok iere not vaccinated and those who had not had the small pox from there who had bren vaccinated or hai had the se this order was placed}in my hands on the ‘Qlet by Satterlee, to be communicated to Col, Gates; | bad received orders to the same effect from Col, Gates before; 1 ed with Dr, Satterlee and Col Washwgton to Fert Columbas, to make an examination; creel re given to the wejical cflicer by authority of Colonel Gates, to make a thorough examination, as re- quired ty Gen, Wool; in the ecurss of the forenoon, 1 re wimed to the city of New York, saw Col. Gatee, acd atated to him the ordera which I had received from Gen. Wool in referencs to the troop. Q At what hour of the day were the trogpe put on the steamer? ‘A. 140 not know (he precise hour. Q. At what hour were you on the ielanc! A, Abdcut 1 o’clook; I learned for the were to go on borrd tay. Q In bow wavy chen's Cid the regiment embark? A. | do not krow how many detachments; the ca stains of A Maced embarked from Bedlce’s Island. here was Colonel Gates dariog the embark A. Hé was in the ci'y of New York during a portio it; Colenel Warhington had previously been ordared to ree to the embarkation of the troops on the ve Q. When did Colonel Gates reach the cteamer? A_ Colonel Gates and myrel! went on the stexmer late im the atternoon; think in the same small steamboat; we fourd ali the trcops on board except one or two offizers. Q. Who were thom ? A. Colceel Washing!on and Major Taylor; the gone to the city for nis fam: Q, Yeu capnct state, then, wise, in whieh the embarkai A. I canrot. t time that we ter had j to the good order or other on was conducted? asked that the question might be re peated. The witness arawered io the negativ ee ce oe oe MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, aL ANAC ig NEW YORK—TME DAT. SCN RIS. ++ 1G Moon errs... BUM SETS i 28 | man waren Port of New Sat February 9, 1854, CLEARED # Steamehip Star of the Scuth, Weeks, New Oricans, JP Stanton. Steomébip foutkercor, Ewing, Charl on iP Patrick Ienry, Hurlvat, oul Jobaun Lange (Beem) Lamke, Liverpool, Williane Livez peek, JW Phillips. 649 Loston, Epeford, ‘ Londen, Grinnell, Mintarn oe Invit ojble, Johns pip M Pturgeo, Charicaten, © C Duncan. Bark Stella Hitler, 1. B, ty lambt, Btelk ek B A Kizeman, Thurston, C Font Schr Nerth’ Sine, ‘Ierven, Co. kiown, champ, Baltimore, master Behe Balt Mastt, Waltimercy Jobr aon Af Kone ay, Winemete, Philddelphia. J be iee TMimecn, Winemers, Pahatiiphie, Hand. Beamer aed a Baltimore, Parket Vein Co. Aheambio Fagito, Naw Livorpeh, Joa 9h, 6 2M with picer, New Orleans, 14 days, with joey, Savannah, 3 days, with she Ss Gomes, %. to mast eionoed veer Reavy Hon, Jan 15, with mahogany Sawyer, Se Marks, 16 days, wen, LB $855 Br ey ah i 5, — WN, Toate B Br fem ‘saben Schr Arlington, aeree, Sovgageh, 8 eae with cotton and Cloarp an & Co, experienc: Behr Seutherner, Sobr Joseph Grondall, Reruryep—The Dutch Zoester, Nemnoburg, honoe for Doreohat, H. and. 1st ion in oe sequence of the pumps goiting choked, and tho vessel leaking. BELOW. Bhip bye of Crloans, from New Orleans, with mdse, to W Nelson & Son. Brig Hampton, from Aux Cay ‘Moses"” (probably ‘Maratian), from Charleston, Also, one biig, unknown, SAILED pe Asie. (Br), Liverpool; Southorner, L setgr Charleston; sbips irtom, Uiverpecls. At ‘Arab, Guayama; Pantheon, Liverpool bark SW Nash, Trinidad de Cubs, Wind duriag the day WS Leagan Ship Arab, at Sen Fran heavy gales from the weaward ere Cape Horn. Ship Flying Pish, at do do was off Cape Hora 15 days in heavy weathor, and was within 600 miles of port for 10days. Bhip Southorn Cross, at do trom Now York, mot with light winds and oalms sho whole passage. pe hemi seek Bell, atdo from Le thape Y waeld fave of or eaty males; ater with sree days off port, Passed Besten, experienced from Boston, was 24 saw several ioebergs at di 100 miles. countered off Cape Horn idtrent times in Jon 31 Cape for 14 days. Telegra: lc Marine Reports. CHARLESTON 1 arene Hereotel, NYork, NEW ORLEAMS, Fob 6—Arr ship Mediator, Now York. Below, tteamship Croscent City, Now York, via Havana. Herald Marine Cerrespondence. PUILADRLPHIA, Feb 94 PM—Arr schre MM Klotts Bayer, and J G Collyer, Chapin, NYork; ¥ A Hawkins, obb, Be A ‘Sark Nash hi )s fi Be i Ps ib Fite fa) and brig Ohicopes, from Boston; sobr Cld brie =e Berd, Rafik Perto her mms (Brem), ill 2 Molony, W ‘Now Orleans} Crowell, ‘Bort Disasters. O—A gale from the north th ult doing eome dam: to the shipping, whish is thus summed up.—The Peray Dark ve in the quarter of she Lind bet bows John Mauuel, ¢ Chilisn ship Maris Sofis, ‘by a storeship of North Pcint; tI t Pacifio etroet wharf, chafod he nt over to Goat Ie and Sbicheohe caulo so anchor {ins ny eliper su ship Wizard was chafed at Vallcjo street whatt, anda storeship diioharking aleloee Ly Was srmewhat injured: the steamship Slerrs Neradasy DK St Jeckeon striet wharf, was badly obatod: she Dutch tale Hendrick was driven from her inoor ngs af-ul ing at anchor, inflicting come damage upon the sobr which bad just arrived from Sania [Cruz had rit riod away; LAs Sannenate \—tha first at Washin, oa Point. A numb 1 small cratt wero mire or Tess tay Suir Paxennam, i oo 7 fais from Cardiff, was fo ee les, and off port three ¢: 0 at @achor on the cary wa “was om pelles ie alip the lost thirty fathoms chain, broke windlass, 40, Sup Tena9saR, at San Fravciseo from Now York, enooun- rail bn el avers weather off Cape Horn fur 40 days, 8) Crossed the equator in lon 109 14 190 7; ee to Jat ‘oN had rere fine weather, sdter whiob experi: enced hoary gales from N to NE. Bet) Lorvs, a San. emg ed from Now York, met with savere weather off Capo Horn for 15 fare bid 13. while N a toin eee heavy: lo of cous ehipp which elit ovveri i e's veatel ia make oar, mf list to te part leg wate, ue flea oculd be carried sith starboncd snoks on board: Crossed she equator in lon il3 W, Ceo 26, after which mos with moder- ate weather. Sip Bowprrom, at San Francisso from Boston, experi+ ced Very severe Wreaths off Cape Horn for 2 days,” Crora the equates in lon 112 W. Dee 18. Th lat 6 Ne len 113 W, t tepgallene mast Ou the let ult, wasin int 29 N, | toad fier Which met wish very adverss winds. an Francisco from Now York, wan off ry bevere weather: lost titwater. roseed the equator on tho Atlantic in lon &2 fe out; cu the Pacife to lon L18 Wy Deo 26. ttad Rave races very light and battling, amd was booaimed five ye Burp Lony Wravom, Parker, wae ber pateaga to San Fr s Inland; crew saved Brur Wii Piceom, at San Franciseo trom New York, met with very eevero woathor off orn for two ve days; loat mainyare, maintopeail yard, split whole suit of sails, stove stancheor'e, do, | Suir Fivine Annow. at San Francisco, met with very bt winds off Cape Hern for 20 days. Nov 3, Int 52028, lon ~) W, in @ gale of wind carried away sisia topgsliant mas Sir Juxirxn, at San Francisco trom Boston, exverienced Pe Sher off 0 for 49 days du-iug which aplit ee a Fr an eroclsht days Sir Swaxrstaxes b4 San Francisco 6th uls trom New Yerk, oresesea the cqnator en the peered Ootl7. Bx; enced light winds and oalms the first part of she voyage, hav- ing ith no NM trades at all; bad :kyraiis set 61 conse aye after leaving NYork.’ Noy { Tost gyerbeard The sean an, of auburn, New York. | Nov aed dtcusn ibe Stesiie of he Waive, “Dee 17, orossed sun teustve on the Pacific in lon 106.10 W. ‘Was withia 650 miles of port for seven days, and in Cok Ae i for four days. Sup Cecrore, noiteo trom Kong: ith bad Ma the yng a a er) tl i aha Bet Cary Neilson, died: after an illness of 12 by ¥ ee Bn Barx ¥reanon, at San Prancitoo trom London, en tered very rerere wentber cil Cay 3 Hora for 72 day . gavite seats and misen ene, brie SHIP SKYLARK, c doned near Nootks isco from Vancou 22, a wora frost bitten Pusizto men, ‘our of the crow being sick, sad remalaod i " started cutwater. Repsire Valparaiso fer water, and remaines ther Peruvian Barx Josxrx Waeren, Foung, bound from oa sisoo to Vancouver Island, ve ry Ee Seat Ty ay gale on.th gd Nov, im lat ae Myre dec ostinand si its cha? ts, instruments, Ac, At tho’ wheel ‘sla then erceted, without ob! t not bnewn. Decer ber. Bric Vesta, from San Francisco for Humboldt Bay, in clearing the Hosds Jan wasron itto by Br bark Messen ger, a Bestia — ying S~ay ‘ope: mast, all Hi Considerable’ other damage, oing which compelied her ve return to port. Brie Czarrva, Dates, from Surinam for Boston, before noticed as ashore at Chath, jad & {ull cargo of sugar and outer bar at Chatham night of 7 hs life boat wes an well oxcept being somewhat frog’ bitte tel ana Koen) Maid ad ce atctal lies The ado mation was brougl it to lioston by Capt Isaiah Lewis, mele said that nearly two Lundred attempted to pre to the brig in ¢ evented by the She was ciesoy i, after the gale nad abated and it had ccm tide, and boats which ends od by thy heavy eee, a pe for the crew to ¢ oh they cid. Scur Texerirre, of Bath, abandoned, was again fallen in with 9b ult, no Ao, with feremast and maintopmast f bdoom aud Kear Dowing i F, fr heal, and appear: ed in cood order; decks dry and a new topmast on di foun Mania, Porkina, from Bath for Boston, was the ver- eel drifting out’ of Nemtueket Roads on Tocetay. On Sth im ipewich Bay, split foresait oy ei loss part deck and an anchor, estay, in the ber. $6 seunes reached ber from S tsken im the evening. Foun MARY Tavior, from San Prancisco for Orexen, re turned to port 18th ult, having experienced w succession of heavy eslee on the const; split esils, parved jibstag, sad re: ceived ocher damage in hee rigging. frrauer James L Dav, trading between New Orleans 7 I Hectnee eee in two about the Sle wit, in Spanish ea to the wharf at St Marks. ‘Tho opinion is that the ii te unfit for further service, Whalemen. See intelligence from Sandwich Is) eolum: Arr perso izary boats. but were of Br Lhe wreek from spars a1 eral nows fono.ula Nov 25 Fanny, pend eh. 44) dy at a Sth, C Anderson, Och dridge, Ooh, Sa Resse, Pletron. of 0 60 Almy. 50 sp. wh, 4,000 b; 7th, Levan ov b: Sta, Rambler, Willis Colrmbia, Cah, 1.00 wh, TOO why don: 14, Hetoine Hempetends mere cock, const of California; Harmar N'S Perkins Allen, cruise; Mile, Conklin, erie and home; Alice % Gomold ilenatis, e8, owport; Co- x e ty oreife and 3, Baylis, 6 cuit on urne w London: Colnm*us, “Ferrie, ‘ae: a oud heme India Miller, craise ant bi ar Cruise tad hi Hamilton, Bro “hg ene: den, OFaise; iin, Min jartwris rom vy, Very ovury ona hme oxen —Deo’ 7, no lat, PREIS Gavite, WB, i Speker, " int Ser era ysasen (Doe 27) tor WYork, Deg Ww. rin, from Shaoghae, gun tras, by Be Dark Matsey, corms ok neha tt Watteon. trom Philadel Franclses, a lav d'min N lon 38 9 by the Besos the Sweepstakes, at Sam Sbip Onivart, honee for San Francisco, Mov 28, lat oT if 8, zn 76 54 W. if ip Br eb: Franoisoo ‘alpagaioa, Nov iistatit Ne ee Lr ae Teancleee for Vi Fors Fee Pacifi om Baibars for dave out. dianola, Texas, 6) Pass Cavallo, with a pilot om board and fist of tases ‘was supplied by steamec Louisiana. T 15, bark WO Ald B (Hor ‘in port Jan barl Pera ie Beer we ca Soka nets Milurme=Ls'port Jan To, ships Edwin Orecker, toe 4, Stone, and ohn G @ Conte. Footer, tog NOLUL, sagt Deo 13. 9 28 sale Corea, Crocker, London, 173 days; b co 22; Tah ahi Harlow, ‘tah tina se oe ‘Bem jou! he Dopatameee oo, ark a Pethan , Cressy, San Feinenen tS ene wen A a dines Coffa, do, ith Srtalon, Bo 78 (ant KE? oinville, 46, Feit tat nas inder, i A yeosel in port about Jan 6, Meet FA bark Pee Po 0 Lo: Wig Pon NYork; img The ro Teport that the P ‘ad Tos 0 errcn: xa—In pert Jaa 16, Sardinian ship Trontom, fee ai ares Ei. dross femal AGUNA—NO Sipe as-Ia ie sellles, ju Lavender, or Bor 1s supros: MQrioans in Lor 3 daye ‘ARA—In port arks Starof the East, Hadsow, unc, about re 7 ya owt zope) Active, af Bedler, for Balen” 6 or 6 dare frcm and for New Have Tork; @ ‘Svan, (Nio}—Im port, Feb 1, brig Bonita, foe —. (Per Let gat Pacirio,] Antwerr—Arr Jan 20, Fi ola, Potenaill, rd Ossippes. Merrill, yeas. Es i Es Powe Below w Vulture, 8 fas from x , Bn ‘Ave iar the tBenela sre, aah 224, Helicon, Good! te ie Win, Gerken, fob ate RMN — olum! Leontine, Arisi Nori pea let, geen. Kassobaias Efokertir “CW Jones, Bark Fi on bth, Gonvatelil ‘sited for Messina and NYory Cuxuaven Arr Jan 17, Warhingioa, wEavinn, NOe- Tean: CHERDOURG—Art Jan 13, Tgnbee, teas Pa Boston. Drau—Arr Jan 21, Queen NoOricans subsite Coro met, oe meh Haase oy ramnab ; rien, jobile; 234, Castl eaten: te Grasp eval, sonnet, bal Peraey toa Sawyer, Gross, Beaten! ‘for fer do, Deux oti, Nort fer’ Be put i ith N saptain sion and for water pang provisions. AVESEND — Put one) Rattrey, Charlesyon, with damage to seruddons ae se LOUCRATER” Att Jan.2), Helens, Onery, Guexxock—AreJan 19, Centurion, ee Albion, Barclay, do,_ 81d 19th, marge, Miveheil, Giascow Arr Jan 1d, John Fyfe, Gratte am, NYOrK Hvii—Arr Jan 23, aueen on Vietoris, H Hxticonasp—are of Jan 1h & bark wnku0en: tee Orleans for the sah Re us ‘Arr Jan 19, Carnatio, Deveroux, NOrleans; Howes: Ocean Queen, Hall and Acti. Bor c] ‘Holmes, an oe, Duncan, N atest ‘k Marit a, Besvior and Chics ork; Chas Thompson, Small, and Caroline O ADTh 2lat, Harvest Queen, ass ; NOrions ce eee ianr pare Jan City of Manchester t. cerae: essen en Follacel ae br Hod dao Spe gon, de ‘uscarors, ‘ar! + el a Bliiseo, and Hiberala, Mal spe t. Kesex, Munroe, Nozlosn 3; BL man Arey, Philedspity Et pire Biale, Bs o NYork id iiss Risley JF a ey, Newicundlacd: Sa: ueen of Gees out Covenanter, Dee Motile: Grandoe, Covell, Savannah; Bd. Now York, Hutchinson, NYork; Tranquebag, Harward Poston: Lancaster, Weller, Charleston. Ent for de 20th, Colo: Harris, (e) a\ jan: < 21, Faveuit Hall. Hh Be: Itimore; Julia, olde, Dortens eth G B Lami Juni: jewson, fare, butd cvs lth, Mary, Marshall, NO: Ast, Gardner, Jamaica, ree Lyynox—Put in Jan 17, John G Heoksher, from Londos to NYork, to repair dara yay Manesiies—Atr Tan id, Jas Gooner, Corner, Balsimore, Marra are Jan 18, Mar gt ihn Be , Boston. WwPrORT—| Jaeen of o Ocean, Point: 2d, Schum Axil Hart, Ben i Neweasr: wa, Boston. ‘ Ponzamou 7 3 Risnelaganee Mather, Londom for Boston. Pauznxo—are Jan 14, H Mathows, Devgtonux, Boston; Azalia, Patritt, NYork; 16th, Helon F ky dor, Smith, Genoes Toth, Atalays, Nach, Malta. . Tonvay—Are Jan 19, Maria Therera, Muys, Antwerp tor avann Yanuov7n—Arr Jan 21 Wasp, Page, Wilmington, NO, Farmoury—Jan,2—The Am back J J Cobb. Nioke from Baltimore to London, which pus ia here 16th damage, hss been surveyed, and commenced uchaceans ‘Wexronp, Jan 19—The Jamos Calder, Wright, of and tor Taverpoo), from NOrletas, which went sahore on the Barrow of ily" yg bonged ‘moor, yes! sy, broke uw) 8 mere: ing: her cange has waahed out, ie being tavedaad pinged sao langer. Liyenpoor, Jan 4—The Ozsrk, ef Maine, from Wi ton to Borton, was abandoned 5th Jan; crew talon off by Tusesrors, arrived here, Travxx Jon 18—The Buen, Pron Govan, Noill, am@ Alabama Ri-rdan, dor: a beav; ym sv on 160m oan, wore on sho banks re Shumped had, the latter apsed APALACHICOLA. Rater ess ae bark Li lyn, man. a aa €)d 27tb, ade ot Myo, ae farcite, Bell, Boston: schr Norfolk Fi ork bi th, bak Montezuma, Power, Liverpoch Ss rapetena lal! ALEXANDRIA—Arr Fob 7, echt ZA Bruins, Horton, Base- Port vis N York. MBeLtMONE—Arr F 1d Vrovidencn, 18 days a ames Rc bein WB Mier, Rdwards, os ‘te (Br), Komp, fo A hk; 2d, B " Kipensae Kae tchre Mnrylas Bons Jceophines TON Ate Feb 8, sohr Iney J Bade, He oem), Tam. ge ri ‘ta shi i Y Glover, Orleans: Syith. (Br), Roberts, mi ‘bane Nothing sailed. tobe Musis, Hall, Baleimere: BATH—Arr Feb 5, brig Julia P: ‘Sid 4th, tre Judge wiitan Mischell, Bosom pene ae Jow Gun brie lise hs Talbot, f:0m Obarteston. Sia see, adloy, Hopkine, iross, Pat ; inlors fisted, Views muda; 29, bi Hobbs schrs arcade, Haynes at e Ptah Bae Teo % she + Sarah Victoria, Yolsom, N polacos, ot Fiolt wood, NYork; Sth, Di Cla 4th, CHASLESTON—Arr saeco, Cub: cits He FR sia Fob 1 Ta port 4sb, ohio Paramatta’ bbls flour FaLL RIVE for Taunson; sloop Gortaw, Nichols, ard 1 dark Havana, (3: (Br) for Liverp ‘ol, taker 10! sobrs heater» Cook, NYor& do for do; Jamee Berita, nit, N York. WOB) La—Are F b 2, ships Mapatho: ; Ora. State, ihe Portem youth, one re W BOkad ta fin eat, Nichols, rem), Heleken, ae id, A lot, shire Teulon Monmouth, Tre! Harri Gowen ant WA ‘Thompson, Isyan: x C Billings, Gort, Brad Bo nique hrs Florilla, Taylor. 1 besten: i Be MFOLK—Arr Feb 5, uncer, Ellis, hence ior Sants Cruz, ton, hence; oth, bark Orline st Sohn'B Patin to finish dg. #1d Sth Wincgor, NS, Cid 6th sehr aha Oar W Fe phadah dhe Feb 6, schr Ellen, Ms low 7b. ochr Pay Jano, Wine ne yore WHA enema Cla Feb 3, sehr Jarvis Lyon, Jones, W PROVIDENCE- Arr Feb "BLL EG ‘eb 8, propeller Ospray (new), AND— —Cld Feb 7, brig Sarah MBilon, Doughty, Cientoog:#. SAN TRANOISCO— Arr Dee Sl, steamer Sierra Novada, Baldwin, San Juan; ship a a Arrow, Olatk (or Tread Bi ees Weok, Bos rd, Hop! an Tayeen, Mazsslan; back fock, London: 3a, ships G 4th, Juniper, Baretery lo July 5; bak (By), Bev Lane, NYork Sept Ki wene, Thomas, NYcrk Sep: 2h, steam nery, Gardifl; loth, Tel Patianion Flan’ Fan: D tear, Mivebelt, N York May 6; = Lov, Leonie, do Sept 10; Jacob Boll, Kilha: Sept 13, Bowditeh, Johnson, Borton April nam Metndel Ht B Spencer B:), flareie eas vis Val arte tla, ¥ dorks eamer Cortes, Crop) gg ry veo Henty, NYerk cpu ld; Wied ienbee 1 gett Teulanels miaateg), Shontt, Melbourne vie gale, ‘atk President (Br), from ed vin th wats wd Die, tl Hurr'cans, Vi ork; Kate Hi Sai ae (eetarerre te + NK Ios Valo “oy Fy se B Ger ing, Gri july (was reported or & Tndien) tae May istos, Hobart Town; Parace, ‘Sth, ebip Flying Dragon, bark Walter Ol aston, andsans, Mondociae: ett Va Hateh, Beaton; 74h; John Wade, Maatlia; 9h, Coro- ith Porsis, Cook, and jallao; bark Panama oo Fuh, barks Specs (Dr), Grab 00h, Johm Sree eee Valperaire: 15th, shipe Wisecucie; Boome tnd Laweel (Br), Feaner, Callno, aty, for Henclela 10th alt, Fob phi, Cain, Boston; coved, Warron, Berton, é Litue, Menctoluy stb, Pesete Litt or. elu: etien, gh Beeekcals Hon; on * Inte, v¢ Ar bark 1 Bo Bu Hooker, Liverpool tie Demark, Gamage, Bow man oy rboard i named Laue, of Glouessver men, Tavs # Ann imish, Smith Keraiagta Mary & Louise. auaae, sa Ambassedor, A ‘Ailon Niveet eleva, MoLeo ‘ar pha ib ‘nia, i aoe axial, ihe Ao i Te rie, a ar .) ish tee 3 Muvonineen, do: Pinta, Be i * W'Tork; deepen, WiGRFORD™are 3 Fob yy in Harding, Noe- or Bay oe ——