The New York Herald Newspaper, February 21, 1854, Page 8

~ THE REFORM COUNCIL BANQUET: Grand Dinner by the New City Goveriment at the Metrop»litan Hotel Last Evening. AFFECTING FRATERNIZATION OF THE TWO BOARDS. The Toasts~--The speeches---The Bom Hots, ko, ko, &. About twe weeks since the new Board of Councilmen removed from the Chamber of the Board of Assistant Al- dermea, and they now occupy ® mew room. The mem pers of the Board becsme so much delighted with their pew quariers that they resolved to give s dinner, which resolution they carried out last eveniog, at the Metropoli- tan Hotel. The following invitation was extended to the p inci pal olty officers, the Board of Aldermen, the Begs of Ten Governors, and the 6d itors of the principal morning papers: fx—The honor of your company is requested the Boerd of Councilmen of the city of New York toa a to be given at the Metropoiitan Hotel, om Monday, 20th inst, st half past six P.M, . weve 5 D. D Conover, ¥F Fyre, Pinckney. rt Qotiey, . Pleare answer the sbove invitation, if accepted, on or fore Saturday, the 18 -b inst. This invitation was generally met inthe kindest spirit, Even that dignified body, the Board of Aldermen, was in- Wited, and a¢journed at an esrlier hour than usual in order to be present A: hsif past eix o’clook a large umber of the guests bad mb'ed in the parlors of the Metropolitan, There wore al! the Councilmen, (who paid for the dinner “ out of their own pookets,”) most of the Aldermen, (the Mayor sid not appear,) the Rev. Dr, Potts an¢ sovera! other gentlemen in white cravate, J. W. Ge- rard, Exq., District Attorney Biunt, Depeyster Ogden, S+q., and others of moro or less rote, A‘ coven o’clock the <oors of ths salon dediner were throws open, amd the company marched ia to thesir of ‘Hail Columbia.” Eiwin J. Brown, Eaq., President of ‘tho Counoll, took the head cf the table, and on each side of his seat were raoged the gentlemenabove named. The tables wore spread with ell the luxuries, and the rishest wines were rupplied ia profasiom. At the lower endof Ons of the tables xeats were reserved for the “temperance pariy,”’ headed by Counoilman North, There were no wine bottles or Cecantera here; but the Maine law gentlemen refreshed themselves with s very large punchbow! fall of lemonade, to whioh they paid their devoirs Altogether, it was cne of the most jovisl and fraternal gatherings that bas ever taken plice in New York, and the affeoting manner ia which the Aldermen and the Connollmen em- braced each other was very interesting. Such a thing bas not been seen bere for years. At half past vive, after full jastioe had been done te the eatables and drinksbies, Mr. Brown aroze and said:— GxxrLxMEN—The cerasion of our asdembiing around this fertive board was suggested by the Board of Counslimen wpoa thetr taking possession of their new rrom. At first Only @ social gathering emovg ourselves was contem lated. but it was thonght tha: this wou'd afford a pleas- bg opportunity of our becoming a:quainted with those who repreeent other b-anches of the city government, and thereby excite @ fraternal feeling, which will lead to @ barmonious action upon the various subjec‘s which shall come before us, the adoptiog and earrying out such Tesrvres a8 absll contribute to the we!'are of this vast mevopolis, The respocribiliiies which our varied post tions impose upm us oapno: be undaly magaided. We have also invited i nile nan to participate with us who represent the people. Woe feel honored and cheered by their presence, aud trost that the community of in- terest that exists between the public and the government O° the oity will bs the more senaibly felt by this inter. Wew. Itis evident :hat of late yeara the legislative braoch 0! the city government has not hed the co: fidence of the community—hence the cecssion for the amended charter of 1803, which marks ® rew ers in the hiatory of the alty. Tue experiment is row being made of a representative bedy coming directly from the people, elected ia a good degree irrespective of pa:ty affinities: ani although we wry not meet the over sanguine expectations of our eon: 6. uents, who may thick thet we can in s moment re- weedy ell the evils that exist, carry on the wheels of go- ‘Verumen’, make the mrcessary improve nents to facilitate rapidly-growing city. anc at the same time reduce kee; and ¢apecially that we oan, by some charm or ° wise, have the streets of the city throughly cleaned tm the dead of winter, Still we are excoursged to believe thst, environed by difficulties as this susject is, the Oovm sn Couaeil will »* abie to present s clean city in the Spring. We aleo bope to do much that wil! mevit appro- bation in other Cepsrtments. I: has been said by & por- tion of the preas, and by individual», tbat our new boards ave sccomplished littls or nothieg thus far. Taney do mot eeem to realize thst the laying the foundetion of an edifice is a slow process; but when properly down, the au- eratructure rises rapicly acd permanently on its solid Pate. We e1@ now preparing the ‘oundation, aad there fieoms to bea univerrs! esire, tf inte, to raise the dig. nity of the municipal legislature of the city to thet 1m oe which it should he ‘there i¢80 much @: life property depending uyon the proper administration of (he goverpment. To the mn plishment of #0 desis bie a rewlt the other departments may rely nooo ths aid of the Board 0! Councilmen, and we fondly hope to have their co operation. We also expect th» countenance and ev vport of cur fellow citizens, and we doubt not but aha!l receive it through their ebam:plome who will add this evening. I woud ctata, forthe benefit of the © 1ome thet ibe pubilc treasury i no way depleted by th entertainment. Tos expense ts defrayod by the ia divi ual members of the Board «* AeiPeckoteg nu, wave coeD gave the first regular toast President of the Unitod States. Drank nding—ia” The seoond regular toast:— ‘The Governor of the State of Now York. The third regular toast:— Tho elty of New York—tho Honorable the Board of Alder- a, i (Great ov, an? cries of “Eiy”—*he’s « brick” — Hay,” “Ely Terman Et responded. He complimented the Sonsd oo” Couceilmen, and eaid that the Board of Aldermen had e-veuried with the Council ia every act whieh had been wottotbem. Ove resolution had excited debate in the Aidermen, but it had been passed to night with only one a’stenting voice. It was for an appropriation to celebrate th» birthday of the Father cf his country. (Voras— “Wao was itt’ Another Vi “Alderman Moit.’’) Bat, said Alderman, Ely, we have never concurred in avy ? tng more heartily thaa in this act ‘you ba before us to night. (Laughter andapplau-e ) Tb + nt onto Fm @ boped that both boards would forget everything but :beir caths of office, and their duty to the city, They should ignore the supervising power of any cecret committre mot t They owec duty to nove but thelr constit ir Gos, Alderman BLY sat dow consideradie a yplanse. The Paempsst anrounced the next regalar toast :— ‘The Ur ton—One and inseparable. & G. B. Burm, E:q., made» pattlotic response, and gave ‘The Union—It must be preserved on principles of mutual ovnciliation. =» The Paes paxt gave the sixth regular toast— ‘The Governors of tbe Alms Hous. The Bard played ‘: Home, Sweet Home”’(!)-and thare were great calls fer Sim Draper, Be rose acd was re- e.ved with three cheers. dir, Dearee anid that be was glad to meet the Common Counail, and he was requested to extend to them the comp iments of the Beard of Ten Governors. whom het the hocor to represent on the osc:sion He aid that the Board of Ten Governors had siways endeavored to co their duty, ard they ebould caxtinge oro, They had no Bew pomises to make for the fature In réiation to whet bed passed, be ssid he had no doubt thats great Gesl of extra expencitare tad been made in the otty Mr. Tomumeon responded, and scoa welve e’clook, the company separated. Our Forto Rico Correspondence. Sr. Jouns, Porto Rico, Feb. 2, 1854. Sugar and Tea Supplici—A Spanish Steamer Disabled —Buf Teringof her Enguecrs— Communication with St. Thomar— Shipping. 2 I herewith send you @ lst of {8 American vessels in port, andan account of what is tragspiring here, which I suppose will be interesting to your numerous readers:— Brig Maria, Oaptain Bailey, which leaves to-day for New York; brig Onloo, Captaia“Moody, loading part here and balance at Mayaguies, of sugar, at 65 cents freight, bound to Baltimore; cli; brig Dolphin, Captain Mil- ler, disobi , will ‘coninense iontleg in ten days, and bound for New York. There will bea fine crop of sugar bere. Tea is plenty on the island, but at present 9 range high, $3. Every kind of provisions is high; lamber alco. The Spanish steamer which was repaired in New York Jest summer, bas Ly vlg and her engineers dis charged and thrown on rhore ia a foreign without foticn to then, ecviog thous to” pay thalr own, postage ti nN 2 own Hope «mse: home, whieh I hope will in fature Nena ing to sll ena! t to come to a Spazish countr; have some responsibie Rouse in the Uni after, it being States for feithfal fulfilment agreement, and not rely on the faith of perties The of the 8 will to New York ia the brig Dolp! which made ran here, in nine days from New York. All communication with stopped, om account of the there; and no veesel from St. end St. Thomas is reging of cholera is allowed te enter any of the here, which vessels scarce and freights high. ar) I will be in New York in @ few weeks, and will then give you another letter om the affairs slapenece Coroners’ Inquests. 4 FATAL STABBING AFVRAY IN A DANOE HOUSE BE- TWEEN OOLORED MEN—OCORONER’S INQUEST AND VERDICT OF THE JURY. The negro, Francis Johnson, who was stabbed on last Tuesday bight ata dance house in Antheny street, near Church, ee eS died on Sanday night atthe New York Hospital of wounds. Coroner Hilton yes terday beld an inquest upon the body, when evidence was addused oe bout 5 Jeftside, A witness, named Thomas Pernell, testified that he wit- neseed the affray, and saw one Aaron Jackson take akuife from bis jet and stab the deceased in the side. Acother witness, named James Dorsey, sfated that he was presen’, and raw Jackson with « knife in his right band; te made « blo# at deceased with his left hand, but minsed him; be then plunged the blace of the koife into his lett side, A witress, named Richerd Arthur, testified that while walking with Jackson, » few cays sino?, the latter told bim that he had stabbed deceaced at the ball on Tues¢ay night. E. W Derby, M. D., of the New York capital, testified to baving made a post mortem exami- pation on the body of deceased, in which he found two wounds which were the cai of death. The jary rendered a verdict ‘‘ That deceasec came to his death by a stab from « knife in the bards of Aaron Jackson, (colored,) on Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1874 On the rendition of the verdiet # negro named Robert Matthews, who had been arrested on euspicion of being the person who ia- fiieted ihe fatel injury, was discharged from custody. —_ Two of the witmesse: were committed, in crder that their attendance at t might be secured Jackson bas not been arrested. Johnson, the deceased, was a native of Baltimore, 28 yrars of age. INFANTICIDE. A carpet-beg, containing the dead body of « female in‘ant, war yesterday morning found in tho area of house No, 2! Allen street, snd taken ts the Tenth ward pelice station. Coroner Gamble heli an inquest upon the bedy, when, am extmination Laving been made by Dr. Uh), it was discovered that the child had beom strargled. a icted N» further testimony could be procured. and the rendered a verdict of ‘Death from strangulation, int by scme persom to them unknown.’’ Upon Cakfores bee a lished thi Frauds California Passengers —We pul e other dsy the Hence four men charged with om- cerned in the Grm of William M Young & Os., of No 8 Broadway, corner of Beaver atreet. Yesterday's sumber of the victimized passengers sppeared before Justice B gert, anc made formal complaints, Mr Daniel Mahony, ot Gnicogo, Titnocir, sete forth ia his affidavit that himse! t and six others héve been defrauded out of $1,140 Yourg and bis associates. Mahony met a man name Dcoley, and seked him where he could find Vanderbilt's «fice pe ene pees took = to ip Arcee Youn 7) they represented was per offee to purchase \ickets, +e) Mndused the compleinent, with bis friencs, to purchare t'ckets for a passage in the steamnabip North Star, to rail on the 20th {oatant. Oo the ticket given by Yousg & Co. @ provision was printed moebing it neceesary for the holder to have the same ex: charged at thei: cffice om the «sy prio: t> the sailing of the edip. Oo Saturday ast application was made by the ticket holders for the excharge; but Young was not to be 4 at the office, ard no otber person, as they ad, y power torcdeem them. It is now slleged that Young bas:un away, Jeaving the passengers minus their © Itiseuppowed that Young & Oo. have collected in this way some $15,000 A nt was arrest, but it is supposed he left for Eurone in An onest Servant.— A colored womas, nama Betsey Aon Rolls, was yesterday arreated by officer Chamberaia, of the Kighth ward, charged with stealing a gold wateh, valued at fifty dollars, from the possession of Mr. Jere mish Dericeon. It appears that Betsey was engs, Mr. Deric a6 & washer woman, ai aoccers to the room where thi cp tht wateh, saying women eight dollera for ft. Shewas to turned for more, but did notdoso. The woran denied receiving eight dollars, and told the mag! thet all the e er for the watch wass psir of esr-rings. evidence Jastice Stuart committed the accused ison for trial Mt abd Bark Cheeks A young man aamed William T. Carter. formerly an asvistart the employ cf 39 Broad: chi ob in No, q forg ng is, one cated the 28h $200, on the Band of America, and the February 10, 1854, for $360, om the Bask of the Republic. The sconsed was ce'eoted in negotiaung the latter obeok, and was taken before the Msyor on the charge, who oom- mitted him to for trisi, Tse prisoner, in his ex- Sar al or) was a vative - land, three age, was guilty of the charge preferred sgainet him. It seems Ae seemed had bean to the em- ploy of that firm aveut fopr months, and had left on the ‘21st of January. Theatres and Exhibitions. Tax Maxacra of the Bowery theat-e assures us that he bas no intention of withdrawing ‘ Uncle Tom's Cabin” m his je. The thin hourer mentioned yesterday re, he ¢s, only for two or three very wet nights mit a is announced for every even'ng until forther notice Baoapway ToRaTRa.—There was another fine house at the Broadwa+ last evening, for the performance of * A Miceummer Night’s Dream.” We presume thst the piece has never before bad sogox ran. It is to be perfo. med this evexing with the | cast, all the musio, and the deantifc! soenery Brrron’s Tugates —The applications for seats at dhia theatre are oui'] on the increase, and reople wno desire to fee “ A Mids. mmer Nig) Dream’ comfortably, mast gurercivent, but it wen really more the feult of the citi gene than of the Commom Council. (Great cheering.) He bad kaown one person who was so anxious to reform “the city government that he had left his church to ma'ige sn honest man In conclusion, he assured the ccmpany that the fen Gavernors would always be fouad ready ¥o oosapete with the other branches of the city gore oment in the endeavor to secure the happiness of Mr. "a speech was well received. The Pamsipmr announced the next centiment :— ‘The Commissioners of Emigration. Commissioner VarrLancx respoaded, and gave thelr p- odecess generation, Bext. (Low The next regular toast -— ‘The reverend, Rev. Mr. Vanuityx responded, The ninth regular toast :— ‘The Municipal Legislature of the city of New York. om. anpeucced the tenth regular toast — ‘The commercial interests of the city of New York. =a Derarera Oeraw responded, and gave— U7 Counell and the City of New York—Ite prosper suena teats, wall ‘all shaze im the Domesie of ® wise and The Paaaperr sar. nik; Hy ui i i z f i i secure place: twe or three cays in advance. Shatspsa:e’a whols play, with Mexdelsrobn’s music and. all the neors, fary adjuncts, is given at thi tteatre.” “ Natiosat Tsrates —Tke local dranjs,, fovaded upon ‘Het Corn,” ie to be this aft: raghth, Cor: as Little Key; and in the evanipga 't Unele Cadin” ia the atiraation It has bage, played vearly two hundred and f'ty times x's TusaTas—A capita! bill is enngynsed for including Mr. Brongham’s Asda, \* Tenp- which is the vfirst time a: this theatre. Mra Hoey, ir Brougham. My. Wal cot, and other pe pulaf srtiste, are fools ee ie Baxxvm's Musvem —The great pon! ow toa Tes to attract great crowds of visites = I: wil remain cpen oply twe Gays longer. In addition to this attraction, there ia a first rate dramatic performance every afternoon and even vg. Broapwa Msxacenm —Strapgere shoul! not leave Ne York without visiting this ot resort, No 337 firoad wey. The Liliputian the smallest of existent mortal.) the Sismece Twins, the great rhinsseror, the in meore elephant, the performance of Herr Driesdac! and many ober wonderiul things, are all to be seen he for two shillings. Srevveunt Issntors —BU'z will remain only a few Gays longer, He deserves crewded houses, sn will pro badly get his deserts, Micuastos’ Hatt.—The original Cor Unue to entertein large Broadway every night. “# Dovel and attractive. Woo's new burlerque, ‘Tend Her der, Stam Momey,”’ is bound to have a great ram at bis hall, 444 Brosdway. Go early, if you expeet to eee any of it. Chrsrse HAtt —Bochley’a Seremadera bave ® pew burleaque of the ‘Bohemian Gitl.”” fu, and is to be given again this evening. minstrels son- Jriemda at 472 me for the evening mbera ‘Toe preg bronght out Tt ts success. AccipaNT ox tne Western Rat —' morning mail train trom Boston on the Weetera Relig was thrown off \rack three miles west of Chatham Four Corners, orning, tees off the Bian is - ee nt was caused by oar SS ee tant ERATE the Diario dela Marina, (the ber edited paper published tm this olty,) which had s “ free trade” tendency, and knowing is editor mever writes without tiking his ous,” as the players say, from “high authority,’ my suspicions were awakened, and the appearanes in the Gazette of the feregoing ‘orders’? did not serve te calm Apvance, benoe from St Mary’s, which san 35th lh, witb foremash sprung, will be con iato Nas: avanse: ‘Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford 18th, 1 ip Montesuma Tower, Ochotsk 7, Whytoctacke Nev 7, Peraambuce Jan se sia0 bbls wh 200 40 pp sl 17,00 tbe bom; oeat heme 38,0-0 Ths bone. Hes, cae ene arenes as, lant winke: faresiee tt ‘The Northern Light, Norton, Fit, a Honolula Do: 26, hed quiries, which have resulted in my ascertaining that a aris br peed Dog oil per Young America, for NYork; would in very large reduction will soon be announced of the duties zba> mig im | Ta ‘As Strong's Island Oct 18, Atkins Adame, Fish, FH, 1320 exacted upen the manufacture of England. A: ang sperm. MB, and sta Spain has, (1f I mistake not,) a treaty with the site! | 70 Amol te ernie of Fore Bs t Sefecasone font had taken 170 ba Benton; © Bisa eats ne 8 Seine, geome 0 thet! xa et) es ‘Patong Keng Deol, BLD Wales, Jeaney, of Fatthaven, 443 =: 3 55 sr coommest fs ole proe e ceaatae tases n uncement yal 2 tel here will be ine'ruoten, rt ory he might de so without inatructiozs,) to d that the manufactures of the United States ehall be sdmitted at the same rate of duties as that demanded upon British manufactures. The town of Conde! im ecneequence of its services upon the cocasion of the last piratical Lopez invasion, t un fi jargaretta ely. with 200 bi " conths, and lost seven of the Spekea. Hutchinson, from Salem for Zanzibar, Deo 81, if ratio, Ki ten, 10 days from New York for 8¢ Jan l7, ise at9 633 Brig own from ——— for Jacksonville, Feb 13, let Maric abeonsy hence for Matensas, Gib inst, lat 2834, lom bark Eben Dodge. Osborn, of ic op ollt bed taken 12 whales last twe rare A Bark 1st 2. has been permitted to assume the title o! Ripe whilst by & “royal order,”’ dated the last day last December the town of Cardenas is granted the nsme or title of ‘villa.’ Of what benefit this will be to Cardenas, et et Bee S ea aa ae Veet Sans Neary The proprietors of sewing machines in the United weather. States must ‘hide their ciminiahed heads,” and there 2 (W C Afrios)—In port (no date) barks Susan Jane, must be aa end to the Howe aad Singer controversy as J from Salem, to the merits of their respective inventions, for a geatle- | Gissgew, it jusan, Smith, for do Jan 8 man samed FP. Deigaco, i Sls Talend, Bee onthinads Phones’ Murray: Jun R Carver oy 4 x Mecklenburg brig Pandora, for $i te purion ait danustptineecl poate trains teomemet ahd California in the steamship George Hony—is port Fab 4, beigs John Gudenbure to embroider, to make button: ‘and to sew on bat Mise Haight, Mise M7 Cleman, Mrs mB ory,’ for Boston; only:Am veel. Me beringipert bark tons—whien feata I ¢o not remember either Sing. Roe nn aT Duaft S| Ostek Guide, term NY orks " , Siler, Dr Hi OmaorLonacin portdin 26, bark Franklis, Cook, from Soecewing machine ts sloted ‘tebe inipartsdioces, | Aqnara Wiukeay iis, | Obariusten, Juni arte ne : foreign country, itis possible, may probable, that itis S Mocor- iB aces, treo Raion OC tie Meg U eT ion Dale ee one of a similar kind to those a: which I have more than iph | Boston, ldg; Parana, Bettes. for NYork, do. ono* pauced in Broadway, to see a really pretty dameel Canror—In superintending; and two pieces of eloth, stiched together port ) ships Revol te, Perey, for Lon- don, soon; Oriental, Fiekoher, fer do une; Competitor Howes, by which, are mow upon my desk, and serve the useful Highfiyer, Waterm: ie Rev toes a oh oklpe Contest, Ber, Hayes, for Ban Francise: purpose of a pen wiper, toremind me of the bright eyes : , do. snd suburn tresses of her whogavs them to me. Senor Mow York: 54, Laatao nije John x Mayo, Reed, and Delgado sp pears te be an enterprising gentieman, for he Moses Wheeler Collagan, for Boston neariy loaded; Asoutna, basaiso taken out s patent for a washing mechine, Hopper: Marthe, Eampeon; D arnes; North A:lantic, which I presume ia the production of lored Connestiou', eg eran norzih. one hi Tiree gemped ee bee Meeps Brie ep aed Dunoan, for NYork 1dg; 8 Louln, Davis for London, do} that the Queen has given permission that all orders issued Lanosster, Jones, for ¢o unc (having got off shore in the river, by the Marquis de la Pezuela, which bave before been pecsed without damare); ‘Niobe, Rvans, for Bombay ldg; aiened by him, may in futors be si by either the po- bark Oregon, Bigains, tor NYork and jog lo. Utical or military secretary. according to whichever Consran’ zum In port Jan 18, bark Nevada, Polleys, partment the ‘order’? may bsve reference. I¢ not this Tarry Not, Reed, St Bartho sickening? The mau who is so amply compensated, is, it E > 5 ‘will be noticed, to be saved the great troavle of writing bis signature to the various ord+rs he may issue | ‘The United Siates stesmer Falton waeat Cardenas on ‘the Sth, and at Metanzas on the 10 h current. She resch ¢€ this harbor about 8 P. M. on the 18th, ‘The Italians have at length commecced thelr porfor= avoes with ‘I Pariteni,” at the Tecon; it is said the Bteffenene, “alvi and Marini, bave all lost much of their excellence as singers, since their previous visit to this city. Bat I forget—this is delicate ground I am treading upon. However, I trast the “tender mercies” of a New York jury will not be invoked for this remark, upon GUALTERIO. P. §.—Paul Julien, the violin player. performs at the Villa Noeva theatre on the same vights as the Italians Droceeded B —A re Feb 8,berk Gov give their representations st the facon, Bh’ Ghatlien, hg ‘ pred Havana, Fob. 14, 1864, Berrington, Obarleston; 10th, The Fedling in Mezico—Santa Anna’s Progress—Arrival of Tonks Hele Ae. Teme at Prince Nicholas of Nasau—Trials of Government Officers lesns: J Parker, Freeman, for Winking at the Slave Trade—The New Captain-Gen cin eee Wee Be tor Mow Yor ty lov eral and his Plani—Arrival of the Fulton—4 Naval Ofi- cer hove down.”? 24, sobr By the.British Weet India mat! steamer feviot, f Mises, Lonfens i aoa Hae des, toe I iT from =e Tarpico and Vera Croz, we bave intelligence from the atom. pee Be 5 ” Lp: Siem Olense for Beek, latter port down to the 4th inst., but not emb scing avy ror LANE Le Esa aah at Gn 2 bana Comarnll Dickey, fos Bow incidents that would be of interest, other than what you pct (ee ae Samuel and Edward, Smith, * he erelaeast aad fellsitation. Ann.not woom vo nave toe ery i ead fon thip doshas Meuraa, France- 0 ex b) lam ‘ JARGEILLES — cuttety mubsided om account of the xeohsummation of a pile for Bvork Sot; bake San Pleic, (Sard) Frave, from treaty with the United States, Whigh removes the Mesilla sdsayacease eb 1a, brig Unicorn, “Gemmins, NYer is east een She RR Ae ogee ite Anps pI is A wot a course of concentraticn, and al! within the reach of his | Portes Now Kerk, February 20,1804. | gAATANZA# 7 Att Feb ot Sa Sr Ed influence. by the dis; of titles, Gecorat and force Tuo! eston; whing. . CLEARED, cas Bid 7h, brig NYorn office, are chiming ‘views; und thted that Steamship Star of the West, Tinblepaugh, Sam Jaen, Chas avell. Fike, NOricans; beige Condovs, ‘Arthur, bolug purehesed by sither, are moet EyRtTy SOMMGRGOS | MetELR. . o soxe Law, M'Gewem, Arplawall. MO Reverie, | Patenne-cin sett Jan au beck P Pendleton, Carlie, from to remote residences from the capital. Blosmanip Nersh Siar’ Miner Aspinwally Ses M Grosr, ‘Venice, and others as before. Bld 20th, echt Mary A Forrest, ‘The news of the invasion of the California filibusteros is Steomen Caledonia, | a Pallimore. Parker Vein Forrest, Baltimore; 2lst, bark Ann and Mary Jchasen, Bos- at ee Pi —Arr Jan 20, eohr Northern Light, Brown, very pre and not — baer oe the ae ens ben aay Robinson, Baltimore, Parker Vein Begtom Dee 1 re Jan ig! going Mexican chivalry; but it te, 4 Preea ‘ wr as ORT AU Pat: that ere this they have made lon Louche for the Ben. hip Gree, Pres Mee Geena Were ose Ashoa, who wad after them with.‘ long pole,” amd the | Balt Giesncr, Jellerson, La Plats River, BF Davis. aye. xindly intention In his gulant heart of having then | Bark Pana r ron, Cardenas A Steed, Port Jan ld, Br: ip Bonita, or bi or. ‘fried to oll,” for the first holiday feast that might fol- | Baty Jesper, Bonaett, Charleston, Dunham & Dimon. low their capture. Some interesting incidents had oo- Ps feabele, — Saad aE Weare” curred in convivial circles and entértaiaments given to Brie Iris (Br), Larway, Guayama Brett, i Prinoe Nicholas of Nassau, sho by the way, arrived here Brig Auravia, Stone, Sa: nna, Sturges, Clearman & Co. on the 10th, in the steamer Teviot, comsealed | B¢}t Ma aie. eet, ft himself somewhere about town—not much inquired after. echr Gol i izgton. Blossom & Son. Bort abs Feb 6, shive Atos, Lebron, wig ‘The naval force of Mexico is te consist of twelve vessels- Serr Wi wi POrendy, Mote & Co. ction of the gr Severn, oe ot war, to be divided equally on the Pacific const and the r Frank, M’Math, B orfolk, Sturges, Clearman & Co. returned leaky, after eine Cok A Gulf of Mexico; naval depot and headquarters to be at | Aebr Adriana, Farpeit, Alexandria, 3 WM’ Kee om, Fee: Gon Blas and Vera Cras Bene Galicge, 6m hmond, OH Pierson. ‘Tbe power of Sante Anne ts bengievers day. more Bloop Blackstone, Raynelde, Providence, mastre. Papen get #0 ave an eae cau at — aes — he can neat ARRIVED. ' x, ), Fed & BPM, to B eked Van ait be Si eee x Ushitn Pate at dock ah S80'AM. Heb Ih. Tah 40 49, fon 60 rarament;”’ tbat is, if he does not put own et. alized skip Hendrik Hudson, standing B (hence for Lon- tates Perkine. Porto Rico. General Peruels bas ordered the Governor of Trinidad, Krogh Pen, Laden, sot Fejemest a4 erent Mors abt Tuisnta pine fowster wisn sommuad ats | Witte, sopriced yatta oc ponecyate ake | Sarit Choy Beige saan Statzict ot Bailen—or Isle of Pines—and land 280 alav ng sohu Kawaslt fem Se Johns for Phiinéel’ | wriicccnccvuns abe for Lindos) backs Tooke Mie ot for which he recievek as ccmyensation $6,000. Colon jate, lat 40, lon 78, spoke whalesbip ‘ Argo.” for New art at £6 por ton; Hersilis, B: for Bos- Pan} élecn Lopes de Ayllon is held under arreat here, and for New York. sld 2ist, stip Bay {a relieved im bia charge of the Triuilai district by Brig. Charleston, 6 days, with cotton and . edna Gov, Morsles Rada, He will also have to sceount kee the . ‘ ‘ 5, ship Gertrade, Wiens Dive Betas recent landings mace in bit district, two cargoes of which atier, O8 Thomas, 14 Gage, ta ballon, See Oe Matte dar Tribe ship Gee aioe Dowie ae, bog Bare ‘7 agioy as you » rod , im the ssi'sy Mio, 45 days, with oa ne—In port Dee 19, Dare Pamelle Meurer, a; niéad; bui the goods sot openly ex sold i. Experioneed Aber. Meibo arly ready. on! vesoal Geared acl math.” (n tne Cite of boenae Meera Bases, Bellas, Hon. ld days, with indi. | Anaidibnship Fiavios Rebiason: Adelside, Australia, great facilities for this contraband traffic, owing to shoal Bounapava—In port Deo 8, bark Sea Breese, Newell, for ac. Alexandre “park Gold Hunter, Necker on, Norfolk, and &2 bo water, infinite legcons, keys, bays, and inlets, which Sha, aid cnlinte mae eaten eee | See port Dec 6, ship Lowell, Mencom, from Ba- make almost impervious concealment—wh-n bem] to Dn tactora. - me f toplas to teturn 4 MS an iniah Ids for Boston. > for ne—quiie equal to the everglaces and swamps of Flo- (Mosk), Peters Newcsstle, 65 days, with uv RNA—No American vessel Jan 18, a Jonx, NB—. Jan 14, cobr Abi Albon, Alexandria, 18° rida, for facility ct changic; ition withoat observa “Mon from ext Fier tearonba roe ott il . 4 apes: hey Yavorable to General Penvela, showing hic ation t ) foranabedionce t> the treaty, wifehe teat the great object by per- feotion of “his ows plaue of free labor, ehich be will claim alton. Ay 4 Loand> (Coast of Ati dee he te Tiaras FoGe, as ith, | Mh ooamave Fobs, brigs Alests, Haskell, Boston; Orinceo, * Penel: Norfolk for Nosh, N York; Sth, eohrs W L Cex, Phi adelphia; C V Lansil, “7 WD spoke echt Keat, of Nichols, Wilmipaton ere from Rio Be jamin Franklin (Bd, Davison, Barbadoos, 7 dave, Feb 4, brig Condor, Handy, NYor}; sohr BLE Wales, Phitecei seis. Jan Si, brig Cordelia, ‘29 bave 1. sii nteqdigp cétipitinee with Britiah anggestion, rt to master. outward parrage D ¢ 26, | Mitchell Boscn, In 24, brig, iB Drum nonds Pinkham, Landen (Pee. caied wad or We Pe. ple of Cade, Rhrough ‘86, ton 70 80, spoke bark Cbilde Hisrotd hemes for farNvorkedsge. Lleir organ of movie Bo , the Seojedad Patriotica. Se Cis ca tiact suinicee aman ae Been Per Sreamensr Batic | The “pera company are ty poasentton of ths Tacon Thea ‘aod Mr Marnic: it blowitg beay 4 beavy coulddone | Ber oun bre jan 18 A!us, Tenneson, Ubarleston. cof ; be is, Spal Haves tor sn tere bavirg fa. Bouses, but I Rave bot hid time wo increase: parted company. (Tae c LUR—Off Jan 31, Oli 1, from ough | have trem pagecs fer eave? Wat ae ey auidatcemndis). pee Mreh be Deck Kacip. Larents, Shields for erydeéy t gunz smith the 61 at, aad Salvi, Dalley, 8 Johns, PR, 14 days, with onger and | yp RAL TAL Fe? 2 Trondan tee 80 :6in Jalin, Btn pean Ani: -every-cicole, CR ERT her, do fcr ose, Howes, “itattear, de. fot conclude tbat 1 as oot th ir Crariestom. Fld 34, 8t Petrich, Kinney (trom London, rr—-ebieh ia Well, ba 3. Reow thieg of 1 eo 85 50. lon 7: te Ae G Wesh- | Kaward Kverett, Gunby, Kewport; f ier Brietcl, Ri, trem un 384; Jat 33 20, spoke brie Linccia Webb (of Bath) ence, bound 8. FEDS oo etcar hears be Gulf, exw ship Wargorette, steering ¥ (rom Apslachi for B paris, Charleston, 7 days, with coviom and Crercnino—818 Feb 3, Ttbona Leckie, NYork; Fenogias Arentine, Dejorge oe Slesgow oh Craia, Meck: 0B, Bav. Grasow ae x Garnersy iid Sd, America, Jensea, NOrleans, (arr at 4 China, Holmes; 4 Marthe WoTALTAG CLE Jam Mont bitker Davies Misrky ib, ied Tenjey without being able to define the where war ateamer Faltop, from St, D.min | ¢ eras, ond City of Matatnas, arrived yea | 1 Com Watron—all in pretty good ‘health; bat tigeed, Tcono'nde, with their arduous labors, as it . to Dy Ik a rel “hg two . and rowsof Ep bea ‘Sue Moines rege), Carpenter, Eastport, 10 days, with y im, On rome!) uman, it lomb ns ‘eaten. Scheie katy aide 'eeieeentuad | "Earhes wn tn Fara 40 Le ope os ee stomech—very creditad'e for his profession, acd I should Sayanitin, 29 days, with hides, | Atweod, Boston, Masepps, Beddlag, thins mahing a very gratifviog picture for the pride of | SoD 2187 ¥ RATE Feb 1 aga ical; Bi ork; Fi his gous trywen to contemplate. The Oreveset leaves at | “fart Fs 6 é) Nasbvile (. Barty, eck vis Gore, 2 o'elck, P.M, and ovts me off from my story. Bohr Ribs Wim Bitede away; aad I bapd you e prim'ed repert of commerolal matter fer tee | Sar Mar be RT a ey last two weeks, ard remain truly, co) sotaes ee tion Bohr 1 as, Moyer, NYcrb; Warh- Tus Connent Oreratioxs OF THE TatAasURY Dw | Fehr Jans jatenterg, + iser, York. Panrusnt.~ On the 16th of February, there were | Behr Levi [i of Treasury Warrants entered on the books of the arsgue rent, Lah ° partment— Behr New Yo i R For the payment of the treasury debts.. $1,936 11 | Set Cerne cans, eeseinn, "eee For the eustoms,..... 16,881 84 Behr Sami ‘owe, Driver, Char! For the War Department 332,892 18 che Mary 4 re Manhattan m, Fos For re-paying for the War Department. 830,391 40 | S<bt depp: 40. Mayflower: Kuapp, NOrleane, For the Navy Department..........,... 122,411 48 Fehr ag Lavell, Boston, svcd die Voadiites jemie), for Boston 4th, uth Tose at lows py —=— New Domestic Miscclian, ebe Fighl iv, Fall River, 3 days, , for M York, with leas of the ot Te Sttereport (a) Chromite Hater tat several suse i Bazi Bern, wai, chosen tao Traky ee bilo clientes <s Bas Benge 38 ase +e jebr Sea Lion V: ‘er zambmeos 1 : i 2 Heeeee fis ag i i 3 y The members of the TiHaote paid visit to the eity of Onicego on Sf aged cde Lancaster, ‘eller, Axi gah: 1 day, for Phite- Good : ‘Béciph Fhilisss, Rachett, Orion, LI, 1 day, By Baits are sow against the Cincinnati Peay es feds nia ‘woaat nat’ | “Hob micas tant, corn, Pree, {wal Ation, $140,000; Times, $16,000; ‘Peremgdige Gortge Law, nad Morth Max, Acpinwoll, ay i df Ewtige is 3 Ri Horyueap, Feb 7—The Bons’ Bay ia on shore at 4 tried ee er itr, whieh has inated Che whoo te Panis, Jan 29—Part of the from Baltimore, atran been saved. ecco Havne, Fob 8- The Fi eporte of te inv ines, shout belt pa aah one ship goin avout alan ariod hat Guxrnocx, Fob 4—The Ohi Fectiant put in here; will pray! ow nt A few of the Sales and bexts of the wet on tho ouside, principally by water gr ges eR Feb 1 Ostavis, 8; Ee eer ta aia ee ee htt AS—Arr Feb 6, brig Virginia, Oooper, BALTIMORE—CIA Feb 18, steamship Locust Polat, Keys ia Baith, Richmond; U H wan. vy Maria Seah eg te 13 Jeoks ville; Yn denen: ‘Clarks J Ps . Hole; Fred Dyer, Bradman, rs Arr Feb lf, sloop Maria ', a Baskin, New Yorn sloop, James" Geesous BBAY—Arr eb 14 sohr Kanawha, Lowell Rook- . x. RLESTON BI Fob 18, back Cleopatra (Br), Brown, DakiMourE-ta Pert Feb 17, sohr Jasper, Boston tor ELIZABETH — 4, C= Carstiog ¥ cone Paptgeer itl dene 474 rene = FRANKFORT. -are thowers, Stowers. Zroupees to lond for Cuba, aha "Tans “bri Oreaee, oataas GBORIETOWN. 80—Arr Fob 8. sohr Wi Boston; 18th, brig Hi a 5 vai doaews Mémith, Nichols NYork Oi alle, asus nelnipa, Doo Roget ¢ Reatey Gee Damarisoctts. sobre P Gilkey, ated oath Toots cher, Boston; 14th, C A Crook, BOLMES BOLE. arr ¥ob 16 PH: ecbe Tesbell Faneler for Salem; Socan, Rich, Blehwond fo 46; 1, He mill 34; Despateh, Be tH Tor Toagier. id sole Lonien (ir). Framoes, Boe Ph on; 4 oe jowman. Wooster, do PM, sobre John A Pi Tar gior for od Bistiee OA nay Tecra a Passes by to seston one st Weber of Baco. Molankvs, sobre Hoye, J A Paine, G Sbatvack Jao & Email, SS eT sey Sans, Wictons 4, Hew ei Are F-b *3, Moriotta Suith, Hav: ford NY¥crk, ‘David Connon (BO), ab spools Co Weert av me, LF roe Wen, Dison, N-wburyport ceaie Golden Wert, Dixon of ba Denais; Hoary, Baker, Wickiord, 41; Kokeno, id vincetowe. ° 2 toe! ;tebre Alt “rn Ge ie, pert, bark. Re , a verted ; Lene CSE 1Mtb, brig Afr’ if NANTUCKET a3 Feb 16, cone Philadelph! : cris DELPHIA— are Reb 0, back A 3 Harvey, Bagnes Ley eyes 1, plies Hull. do; 190k. echt Star, Tayl.r, Bristol 20 berg; Canto: Milan, OI 3 Georg ph Ss LEM “ald Feb 16 WILWINGTOF, erbad Lor