The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1854, Page 8

It was suggested to the the Astor Eaem a — that oy og ef the alleged encroachments properly belonged to ths govera- ment of the United States, uacer the constitation. A commission emenatiog from such a source would prc perly apply to the encroachments of both States, and ‘would e3 the subject unbiassed by any local ri- undersigned. in thus differing from the opinions views of @ majori'y of the committee, do mot mesn, expression of their ows viees and opinions, to de. from the high professional character ef the witness ben ny herr themeelves befo:e your com: eity of New Yrk And while the of those who are theorists merely ia relation to of the alleged encroachments, as such are ‘the reepeot cue them, still they believe they are not founded a; actoal prectiosl knowledge and ex- perience, and for that reasor are not entitled to that com- E File iF i ounclusion, the minority of your committee would eal the atteation of the Legislatare to the farther facts ‘which were preseuted to your committee while making examinaticn thetr * lst, That ateambdoats are in the constant habit of throwing into the haroor of Now York their whieh, being of s reugh, uneven sarfese, form 16 a other substenons attach themselves, and whi @ take into cunsideration the amount of cemmerse now carried on by mans of steam, and the proba Dilities of its ircrease, may ia time prove of serious dam age tothe harbor. ‘2d. Aleo, that vescels are iu the constant habit of throw- img their dallas ord other refuse matter into the Bay, thas teudivg to All it. And to wi in thelr ju¢gment is of greater mom oud from which more is to b: appreherded that thing ¢lee, is the fact that the slips all along the Now York shore are consiantly filling up from the wash of Uhe streets of said city, and the dumping into them, ia many instarces, of he filth that is generated ia so large ecity. We were ia‘ormed that from these cautes some had become entirely useloss, and afterwards filled up by the order of the Comeon Counoil of the said city. ‘Tne minority of your commit:ee would recommend that some law should be pissed abativg these evils, and com- pelling the cities cf New York and Brooklyn to keep their slips clear from these obstruc'ions. Tats, in the opiaion of the undersigned, would do more t+ preserve the harbor of New York than the appciatment of any commision, All of which is respectfally submitted. J, H, BUTCHINS, from the miaority of the committee. Our Albany Correspondence. ‘TH s CONTES . ED S8AT—TEMCERANOR BEMONBTRANO ES AGAINST CHANGING THE MODE OF APPOINTING THE CHIBF OF POLICER—PataRY BLECTIONS— DANIEL W. CLAKK TO BE A POLION JUSTIOEB—EX- O\TEMENT IM STEUBEN AND ALLEGANY COUNTIES, aro. AxBany, Fob. 28, 1854. In the Benate this morning, Mr. Crosby submitted a ms_ Jority report, signed by bimvelf and Sesator Wo. Clark, @oncluding with a resolution declaring that Adam Sto- ring is not entitled to the seat now oscapied by Ebenezer Blakely. The committee state tha! at the last November election Ebenezer Blakely received 8,613 votes; Adam S:0- Ting, 6,483;Wm B. dows, 1.495, and Adam G, Storing, 1,138. The latter cumber Mr. Storing contends are votes intentionally cast for him as the letter G was inserted by the printer who printed the tickets, supposing it com posed a portion of bis mame. They also state that Mr: Btoring offered to prove that the persoas who voted for Adam @. Storing intended to vote for the regular de no- eratio candi’ ate for Senstor, and who thought the mame was correctly printed; that five hundred persons vote: the G, with the advice of legal political friends who assured them that these votes wonld be al lowed im the cunvasa. This, together with other similar testimony cffered by Mr. Storing, the ma- jority refused to ente:tain, and declared they would re- orive Bo evidence of matter back of the ballot box, bat determined to decide the question of the contested seat upon the fase cf the ballots as they were actually cast. In support of this couree the committee cite several pre- cedents, and re‘er to the cases of Jobnsoa vs. Moss, ia 1848; Underwood vs. Jsyae, 1861; Gilert va Ganalp, 1861, and two or three othe s A minority report, now io the course of preparation by « legal emen of this city, will be presented to morrow by Senator Zemas Clark Tee upshot of the maiter will be, Blakeley will be re famed, and Sturing seot hone to muke saother tris! ia 1866. He will be careful that the tickets shall not be ‘ted by Shaw, of Cueperstown, upon the representation Prgemuel 8. Bowne. Pilea te " Lhe evieat oumuniitee reported the tamperasce Dill, with tome amendments, wh oh was orcered to be prin'ad, and wade the special order for to-morrow morning 80 after an intermission of three weeks, the discuasior upon it is to be resumed. large number of remonatrances were the e1'y of New York ageinat the bill pro poeirg © abange in pp intment of Chief of Police ‘Among others, there is oae from another from the members of the bar, number of citizens of ail professions and business, and one preserted by Wr. Clinton, signed by Moses Teylor, George Newbold, Wm. B. Astor, Howland & Asiawall, Brothers & Co.. @, 8. Robbie KL &A Stuart, 8a 1 thou aah bties tachaaia eecbbonte eg over 02¢ bandred millions of Ootat Committee of the Huse reported aga'nst tvamasctions at primary elections. The maatter will rest for a year a} least. There are several spplicants to fill the vacancy of pe hoe justice occasioned by the death of Justice MaGrath Anovg the number sre W. Brenoan, Gcorge H. Pureer, Scernan Brownell, a d recently apother, in the person of Daniel W Ciark, who, 8 day or two sivce, was unani- monsly ¢jeeted by the Hous of Assembly as 20! being eptitied tos seatin that bod. Governor Seymour nas the sole power of appointment to ail the vacaney uotil the next general elect:on, and since Clark's dismissal f om the House bis Excellency has determined to place Dim upow the Jastice’s bench. Perhaps the eause of criminal justice will be promoted by the appointment of @ free soiler thrust out of the Aseémbly and who, it is alleged, bad the foriune to receive from a New York edi tor, & year or two since, sx cents damage for a siandered Lusre ix Ligh exoltemect about the Capitol in conse- quence of troubles ia 4t+u cen aud Allegany counties Tae pore of the former have repeatedly petiti ned the Legis- ture to give them 4 half-shire, which was Gnally awaid by the last Legislatare. Tae commisioners Sppotatsd by Gov Seymoar, inatead of locatirg at Addi- 00, Clrregarded the sisher of miae-teaths of \ @d selected the village of Corniog, in ti t ped of the county, ane witbia a sione’s throw of Cnemup; Now, the law of las: sas{ pealed. other project ia to take n of Allegany and Stsabe for @ new cout “ly by speculator: a Possersion of large amounts of real estate, which in that Case would be converted into village lote Tne atrife is ‘Very spirited, ama no me oan tell what the result will be LEGISLATIVE BUSINESS—THE KEW ANTI-LIQUOR BILL—SPiRI(ED DESATE—CROWDED LORBLES — MILITARY COMMUTs tIONS—NBW YORK POLICE JU TIOE—THE JuKkS WOOD PARK, RTC. Awan, Fob. 24, 1854. A large number of bills were reported by committeos ia both houses this morning, maay of which have been ua Ger consideration since an early stage 0” the sessiva. Mr, Zenes Clark did not present the minority report ta the ease of the contested seat, as was expected, though it is understood that he has one prepared. It ia likely ‘that it requ'res some revision, which will be done ia sea eon for introduction at the moraieg session. ‘The Temperance bill being the special order, was taken Gp, Mr. Lansing being called to the ehair. The bill re ported is in mos}.o! its features ia accordance with ths and @ half against the policy of the Logisistare in passing © probiditory law, ond quoted very liverally from ancient and modera history in support of hi: ergument, Though himself s practical temperance man, aad ia his own estimation » more consistent one ‘than many of the enthusiasts who are advoosting the bill, hs was well convinoré that no law as stringent as the on, wrder eonaiceration could by amy possibility be enforce), ‘enpecially in the city of New York. He complimented th: pis 0a account of the eflrta the; re to probibit the sale of liquor on Sa: i] thougbt each « laudable atu mpt would hardiy Duriog toe spesoh the lobbies of the Senate jemeely crowded, ladies occupying two eas aon bee of mares of the imtorested poets ne listened with profound attention. This is the pee Maine Law bill that Abe hoor was woen Mr. Breoks con ther diseassion was postponed until M mill be heard om theotaer A f ef! i HH at | Fy i i aE : g i F kaew how mach money war ovllecte! on militar; tetions durieg the 1858, eed also how meek hes bese expended for @ purposes The mittee on Privileges and Elections. So the bill may yet stand some chance of becoming a law. Daniel W. RP eh ee ees the Governor for his apprimtment of police j chances have be- ener Mee sted eect, ba ee ene ee can be ye fe nerd that perform 1 iow t ci the slay ) wover, elazed that he has no power to pay salary for a vacant . The Jones Wood Park The New York delegation w cord in the hi from appearances, no alteration ‘tun the’ Dil ot lost year ia likely to be etosted, NEW YORK LEGISLATURE. Senate. Aunanr, Fob, 24, 1854, BILLS REPORTED. ‘Mr. Ronmnrsow, (whig) of Westshester, reported favor- ably on the bill to secure from judgment lem the new build ‘ng of the New York Hospital Society. The Ingut House "jasedistion ball was reported somplete. Mr. Dickinson, (whig) of Sisubsn, reperted favorably on the bill te authorise Rowe and Watertown Railroad Company to esdorse the bonds of the Potedam Railway, TA TAMPERANOR BILL taken up and read, big) of Montgomery, moved to amend the tending th ‘th rized rule te other than thas of a beverag Mr, Crosny, (wbig) of Albany, thought tue interests of cooking to be bexenited by the amendment. Mr. Yost did dot desire ‘his proposition to be laughed down. He preposed to allow the sale for mechunical aces, and he intended that the bil Shenid wp expres it. Mc. poe (one. dem.) of Soffulk, did mot wish to pre- vent the use of alooho! for necessary purposes;} bu’ too geceral language must be guarded against, else things will Deasaotioned the friends of the biil do not desire. Mr. Yost = Tne sane language is afterwards used. If too general in one ca:e why not in another? An¢ yet the committee have reportedit. Tae amendment was adopt- ed— ayes, 8; nays, 7, ‘ Mr. Yost moved further to amend, by limiting the sure- tyship to am inhibition from be‘sg engeged in the busi- oye mericat ab jooted—Ayes 6 9. amendment was re, ; Baye 9. Mr. Yorr pointed out that. the section made 8 sort of perpetual ob fgation to the surety. ir. Wuitwmy, (wbhig) of New York, them renewed hie amendment, siruing out so mach of the law a: defined the age and residence of the iceoe t> whom the liquor might be sold. But the committee refused. Mr. Crosy did not set himsel{ up to cerrest the gram. mar of the vill, bat would poiat out some glowing errors, ‘would pustle a Philadelphia lawyer, As many suits was necewary , Bever mivd the grammar. Mr. Crosuy—Bat great litigation will ensue. Mr. Wuirnsy—Give the aeiendant the benefit of the doubt. Mr, Harsey—-If J understood it, itis grammar, asd we don’t profers to know very much about grammer, while at the same time we do not profess to bid deflance to it. (Laughter.) ‘ Mr. Yost desmed the power of the Jastioes dangerously eplarged. ure ‘BRooxa, (whig) of New York, thought we had at Jast come waere we ought to speak out fur or against the Dill, as judgment cirected. He was against the bill as reported. It gives alarming powers. He could tell tue advocates of the bil tha tnere were vital sections of the bill which neecec amendment. He presamed that who ever opposed the bill from moral, political or social rea- sors, mu tand ir an uneoviable ‘dition, He had © bill dveply, before his elec:ion, here, at and everywhere, as cue of the most momentous of questions If this bill, extraordinary as it is, could make men temperate, be vould regard it with favor; this wes ope of those ex Tavagant measures, introduced io tin es of excitement, and of disastrous reeult. He alluded to the action which the Senate had taken in respect to Sabbath labor of the canals, once :clemaly decited to be suppressed, and the next dey :econsidered—put away—in ee ee mot to be acted up 20. And why? Because regarded as impracticable, and not to do ioe Tne present bill mey pass. The day is not distant when many who now advocate this bill from copaiderat ons of bigh moral duty, will yore 9 to with. drew ti! apport Mr. B. described the Sapbath legie- Jation at Philadelpbia—so inconsistant with its practic: Extravagant legis!ation does but favor a particaler class of the community, and this very bill wili do so, taking frcm a great class of the people their privileges. The originel packages of liquor might be taken, waile the aot attacks the coneumer of mii quantities. There are other intempe.acces—spreches, passion, Tadal- gen. in cripk is iotemperance, ani i fetally aod fearfally. “lead vs not into \emptat bat deliver vos fom evil,” is a prayer the wo. of which come over our hearts in the bour of rag Be could not think that the bill before commiitee would remedy the evil or remove the tempta- on, Mr B. then proceeded to argue te, He read Coxe on Littletou, and cited Chiei and 12 Wheaton, to establish his ions. He copsitered Cbancellor Kent ta hia ciroum- esas with bim in view. This is sumptaary lew ¢ common sense meantug of the wird. Algo the de- tion 2 tolife, Uverty aad’ property intrieged guaranteed to r wes by the pacing of this act, which authorized the destras thom of this preperty. Mr B. said revenues were received the general government on ee Paying Duties. 8 82,627,860 $4,627,800 ines. + 2,859,270 648,711 Beer, 241,004 72,068 «95,290,089 $3,248,100 ‘an old, very old, statute in the Eoglish law books, ani extracts ¢rom the laws against gia Grinbiog, &o., were citec. On one occasion a inty of tweniy five dollars a gslion om gin wee laid It di: mo good, It was smuggled, just as Mquor will be smuggled under this proposed law. The lew of 1786 was quoted, by which heavy fines were im yosed upoa sll who vended, even the smallest quantity, unless “| Guty was paid, even for aocctdentel sale Ia two years the ‘law wae odleus snd contemptible ond alties were instigated. Twelve thousand percots land slope were fined. No exertion could stem the torrent of smoggll: Seven millions ofgallons came into Londom. And thir in the face of alllaw, and under gov ent tem times as strist in the enforcement of its revenue Java anie this Mr. B. then exemined the direct question of intemperance. Ia all parts of the world be hac seen the dire ul effects of in ‘dens [pe There are man: ys v" orld, to ‘oreatall all into abstinence because ither taste mor cesire for it. He bad no de- trary yf the liverty of the citizen—was it for him to say his fellow citizen should not taste the juice of the grape—s glass of cider or of beer? For all iavasions of order, men were responsidie—but thus was cne . Dnconetitutional restraint of the personal liberty of mi was quite avotber. Extravagant laws never did wort form. Hedid sot ceny that the Maine jaw had done good. He was once s citis-n ef that State, and his dear- eat momecta were allied with it. He had seen that law abured. Spirits imported m large quantities, carried to the private residenors, and there drank ‘those who, but for the prohibitory lew, would never have toncbrd it. It came is uncer all the disguises that bumen wit or ingenuity coud devise. This law seeks to accomplish too much. Let us leara wisdom by the light preseat, of ex:erience. All sorts of authorities, past and might be quoted against laws contrary to public le He ailadec to the manner in which the sale of liquor on Sanday io New York was carried on, Gotying, it would all eBort to correct it. Ia the midst of an honest that law, now making, it is sought to * law which can ro more be carried out in New was be would it vote for s law, ye ip nee lay, it. He hoped ne member of the Legislature would be found He quoted the proverb that “ stolen waters are sweet.” Is was the Janguege of Solomon and common sense. A Voick— Ob! wnat is outlawed Mr. B —The principles of eternal trath are immutable —they are all that pot change. They are as they were, and will be till changed from above. Aad here Mr quoted St, Peal and Albert Barnes, In Michigan the Maine law exjgts. A great corpo-ation, at its festival of leg, two th bottles of champagne were used. Qain voleridge, moet Jelightfal and fascinating—both alaves of opium ‘iter encrificed the wife he loved—the children of bis heart—re'ber thes give up this drag. All the misery im the world is mot opcesioned by arden: spirits, On some ccrstita\ions tee aod coflee produced the greatest txcitemest, and agaiest which many constitutions can mand up The records of our piisons will areates the the liquor law bad been made whore and every wher x isting in this Stare. Here Mr, aorved the Revired Statutes, Thee are allowed to lie aa dead letters while 8 low is sough: for that canuct be enforced. When Zeno was asked how to the anewer given was, he foqaired of the dead, We might ask of the dead statutes for present rule, Tae laws of Sparta sought amor Bq I i itl E i &. £. 5 ae z 5 4 i | ire i | i if ‘ ! E 4 t ts : z E 3 A ul & er v E i f F if Fi A z : gE 4 i & EF H = £ ae ie tu i cl &F B z i t+ 33 3 fee A } ty 5 3 B i 2 i i i iit . 4 i i Tt On motion of Mr. Warrany. tne Adjutant General wos Gizected to report the commutation moneys recel' the first militia district. TAXES, ‘Tée Committee of the Whole, (after jections,) considered and the bill to extend the ‘time for the collection of taxes. And then the bill was read « third time and passed. Adjourmed. DEEDS IN MAW YORK. ‘The bill in relation to the Register of Deeds in New York ‘was recommitted. . THB ATLANTIO AND PACIFIO ‘Mr. Parsns, of Geneseo, asked consent to intro- duoe'a ull #6 Sopot the charter of the Atlantic snd Pa cifie Railroad Com, A f} aati sartege in New York. Prohibiting the sols of merohandle hy won residents, PRIMARY ELECTIONS Faved yes say nd romped narra ia Now York was referred to the Committee on Elections. BILLA PASEED, To extend the time for collecting taxes in certain towns. od the charter of the Insurance Company. ‘Textng the salary © \be Canal Aaditor. Dividiog the South Jacicial District of New York. Toam+rd the charier of the Marine Insurance Com- pany of New York. MOLITARY CUURT OF INQUIRY RELATIVE TO THE LOSS OF THE STEAMSHIP SAN FRANCISCO. SIXTEENTH DAY. The court met pursuant to adjournmest—present, al) members, the Judge Advocate, Capt. Gardiner and his counsel, and Capt. Buckner. Sergeant Melatyre, « wit ness heretofore sworn, testified as follows:—Q, Do you know anything about Captain Gardiner using any moans to keep a witvess named Lincola from testifying before this comt? A. No, Sir. € eve Was that communication publio—were others there, azdovuld they hear int—State the place aad hour. A. ‘was public, and im the next roem, and I think a little be. Tore 5 o'elock. The witness retired. At 11 o’olock the Court inquired of Ool. Gates whether he, Col. G, was prepared with his fical statement. To this the Colonel in the affirmative. Tne Court then sotified him they were ready to hear it. O11. Gates rose aad pleaded a cold, whieh would prevent him from ¢ oimg 80 in person. At Col. Gatea’s request, Onpt. Shields thea commenced reading the doopment, as tollows :— COL. Fidereake DEFENOE. 08 y % psafenad experienced | fisttered myself! sawaroand men who wore ready to share with me the perils and the Dardabips it might be my lot to encounter; with the des \ipy of wy comrades in arms my own was linked. Th. ecene wasone which mizht have rod tracquility and thaphfal.ere in apy besom, Lam free to confers pe ape tara go ine geri enly the senior in but pro! 90 im yearr, of ths Susdreds of souls on board that ship, soar esteome! them all as objects of my affestionate andeolicitude. a a promise id pre Bet alot bow = righ ane rab pall jends whieh ‘calls for—but to be 4 before sais Dring the author of more outrages win loge this subj set b: Satterlee, Wirtz and Bi attackes by this di rohans, Maj. Wyse, all of these witnesses declare ba in as good order as the circumstances adi qhange of megleos in this affair le jens. H 4 f iH] of Uving, drowns rt ‘Sn : de aeet men, ol 5 > tegen o and to ith float Fe a on loaves sight too terrible to loob One shtick arser avove the storm—ail were buried a the doap. nay eee Darts f ye. forever to their ovuntey Dut recently ateain: imber lost was own whe hed is manhood, and vo whose favare I ked fcrward with Abeiber of oat mns my sompeales and isnt, Win Bed e he rored he lived would never ba: aon bore. My hears was bruise. but f did mot, endear: to bow myvelf meekly to the decree of Al: wad feel the peane whieh followed ers rhs toot epee magna gat ore vas bac! | am sensible of no afectation ‘of sclomalty, ‘coriden' when L express 8 conviction that succeeding di peeks os to Alagld + 2 bourly 0 siso etates that for working partier on tne made by may ordore The 82, when, toad 0 ling of thy steamer. 7 vo interfere with she inst Slvbough i: was in my presence, shat breniny “ ber f ber om oars who eapi lonsof she m: re k fy a sail , Suyereaah cA i Hi] ig i z oats outward bound, are outside the bar. . | i : i 0 oterm. . E i l RE f EEF i ze | se i if by: a H f oil Tae at ot ste she ty esac, of Gatis) salad from Saline thes ik i | : E 5h 3 5 7) 3444 i BE #3 ie : ? i i & = FS iB f iF if int Under sash cir. fo atten] ‘to reach: mp ‘Aid 00, as teehited juench % I preferred gol threw thet away frem his sagt may te’ petiienee. fe the was endeavoring to" make his po} 1 s charged with mot am next chara na ony baie Wo should leave our ecm BARITIBE INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAO POR REW TORK—THIS DAY, 41 | moon ing a8 on 1 to wie 6 nr however, red ba * fret intent adleton or was direosed— with them, and take day. It was done i si heel iat whether on ans Wrenn Port of New Xeork, Sebruary 24, 1854. ship Hermann, Higgins, Bremen and Southam pten, Robi }, Liverpool, Dunham & Dimon. "sate: Hetzel Deaban & Ly brige Amazon and Caroline. i—arr Feb 20. va Poe sshts Beery, teary dane Vamps BRIT iter fee Morus tloopMaria Louisa, Bennett, Fall a N York. Rebs oipee fo oats Bees Fen Rrpcgcnace tte ieee ARRIVED. ihe (olipper), Bameels. “ Whe plants his footsteps on the sta, 19 da and to D Ogden. ee 5 jes upom the storm.’” his LJ Jato les trom W to WNW, with a grea’ Bed'ne eat on ths malnmsst tor 1b days Sonounced that the ; Lola ‘ity Binekley, an Chase, from do, mig oe sta, Carver, —— Bow g> into eeret vemsion, 853 then adjoura _ er 1h 3770, duriag Feb 17, inv 40 10, lon 62 hence Ni 24. Clad , ‘ote kt Tay, Gaia i: oh, ahtp fees, ships Win Hr Wharves Oates, for an The W ar: on Bhip Cornchus Grin engers, to Grica: Il, Min‘urn & George Law, Coo the Liverpool, with mdse Oo. wasnt sing Toraae wy lost sailr, jidbocm, and , mstained ether ship kiwis Portes (clipper). reckons” yesterdsy), with mdes & Uo Jan 23, lat ence Arey, for Police [utell A DISHON?ST POKTSK—BXTENBIVE OPBRATI SPBALING—SINGULAK MANNER OF DISCOV THB bOGUBS—RBOKIVERS OF THs STULEN PAOPAR- atl Baron ae Clans, Ato. (Charleston; eas cig During the Inst year peat the firm of Sith, Young & anh Te ox Co, No. 4 Maiden lane, have been robbed of » large nua- ber of Colt’s revolviag pistols, silver pleted spoons and ther articles, valued at upwards of $2,000; but not being able to fix the guilt on any ove to particular in their em- ployment, the whole matter cemaised ia mystery. It now appears that a colored man named George Cottle, a por er employed by that firm, has been diseuvered to be one of erly one of the clerks. The carious manner in which the whole affair has been discovered and the gal.ty parties uch credit on Mesers, Tomes No 209 Broadway, them fa ceu:ing the arrest . tt appeare that om the 10th o/ thiemoath a oniled at the store of brovght to justion, reflects Ci) himself a kee there saw Mr. whom he offered for sale three of Col: (large size.) Mr. Esion examined the pistols, aad ob- that they had been ased, parchased them as eecond-band, for $32, taking & bill and reosipt of Taomp- lace of buxiuens is at No 102 hima If broker ad commission merobant, leaving the store Thompson timated to Mr Keton @ and loaped same money on a case coatalaing orem more, which be would have for sale if mot redeem. |. Six p10n arain Called on Mr. Tomes more pistols for nals. This time taey were dove up in the or'g mel wrappers, and that moment M:. T. fel: suspicious that sil was mot right, and fur the purpore of finding out the guilty parties be bought g virg Thompson $30 for them. The mumbere of these let toree plstole were them taken, taserted in a letter, end eent to Mr. Colt’s agent at Hartford, in order to leara tole had been sold. Two days after: (of Provins by > 19. off Chinoore: wind enddealy changed to New York, : PORTSMOUTH Bale Prat Nat a Ye PORTLAND-#t Prb %. bark Medora, Roby, Sierts Me its bri ry 5 rons vie Havandet vit Proveotion, Ha Fauna yoo Filetboas T H Smith. Hefcumes i i E z 7) ae (By Ganpr Hoos Paurrine crm Child is alee ashore on the /, and fight. Weather hasy with indications @ W@ Bee despatoh by Sandy Hook or», see general news By bet Reuse Mian a ea et Sour BM Jonson, of SC, for, before iii i re i FH ‘both masts dhe I:aly, Row! Nev's fora crase tad bens, ‘The of Greenport, which olate us 500 Pols «it 1c000 bons; had seat home 30s wis be Deo 10, by letter Mart. EL donner Tt wee oka bark at the aven. Would for an Borns tate ale ona tp) diceck to F J another a gan Pane Bedtord; 290 wards, to ornia: unre Bléridgo, FE Deo 28, lat 14 408, lon 78 W, Winslow, Bidriége, WB, 21 Soa Gwe tnreetrive breitea'ena ve notre) erwise A of 5 er aise ore, Wa'SS S8W, Ooms Mois; of Falmouth, Spoken. Rranciwe Jan Lath. len 1b Sa anenls Se Be Bhip Henérin Livdson, hence for London, 19th inst, lat 4 ci ane on Uinta zo Ports. rtuLatalt areata eases OR Buence Avars—Sld Deo 29, bark Baw Koppisch, Wi Belem. ERMUDA—IE Feb 6, ship Taylor, fom ee mle Pan cerns tht Rae ree Sth det eee ran In port Jon 7, _rsrise Se pT tet Ee Bee Kot dom, 1dg; ane eerie ‘San —, b7 fet eet tes bese ose Home Ports, paraou ari cy Bab. Sid brig ton. MAaCHLASPOR1—214 Fe 19, sohrs Sisters, Norten, ah Toree N NEW PRs sehr Tekan tects 7 wo 1d, Wave, Seunder/Scston Br bark Br bria Fi Jones, He V7 wed ea wihte nottle, amd BD Chase. Packet, Garénor, WYork, bs re oe sour Mazy Jame, Motte, otrel, Jones, N York. ‘cintor, Fowler, and Vigilant, Gibba, York; d, Potomac Al ol wa, Uubat Bowgie’