The New York Herald Newspaper, April 20, 1854, Page 8

Affairs in Mexico, ADDITIONAL ITEMS—THS BLACK WARRIOR AFFAIR— OUK VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE. The Trait D' Union of the 25th of March has an article ck Warrior outrage, headed “The United States and Spain.’’ It says :—''We lave not reovived by She last mai! our French New Orleans journals, anitarn to the American papers for the details of the Black War- rior aflair, which bas created such a profound sensation throughout the United Stotes. This unhappy occurrence thas roused animosities which seemed at rest forever, Congress bas taken hold of the question—-the press agi- tates it with heat— public op! reparation for the premeditated insu: country’s flag.” After recounting the history of the adair, the article foncludes thas :-—“What will be the end of this new Gificulty? We believe that Spain will disapprove of what bas been done; for it is too like am ambuseade te jable. But be the act disapproved of or not, the caus will never forget it; and when Europe is em- i in the Zastern question, the bate, distrust and hat exist between the two nations will probably end in war, of which the Gulf of Mexico will be the prin- cipal theatre.’’ A ministerial decree has organized a corps of agricul duriats and country proprietors. The members will be elected from the departments, and will themselves name s general agentand a committee, who will remain in the capital. This new body will have a consultory voice, and will be bound to furnish the goverament with the Getails and plans connected with ail agricultural improve- ments We gave in yesterday’s issne the Intest details of the Alvarez rebellion. Beyond these, the Mexican papers contain nothing of any special interest on this subject. ‘The towns of Orizaba, Oajaca, and Texcoco have protest ed by @cée officiel of their loyalty and devotion to the goy- ernment of Santa Anna, Vera Cruz has also done tho fame given (o parties without payment. All foreigners, before they can enter the Mexican territo: with these, and must have the certified and legalized by the authorities on the frontiers or in the parts at | Which they arrive. The following is OUR VERA CRUZ CORRESPONDENCE. | Vurna Cnuz, April, 1354. | val Panurge and Santa Anna—Don John Alvar die, and did waste his revenu delais. Thus, Antonio Lopez de Santa Anna, Benem-rito de la Patria, General de Division, Gran Maestre de la Nacional yDistinguida Orden de Guadelupe, Caballero Gran Enez do Ia Real y Distinguida Orda Espanola de Carlos II, y Presidente de la Republica Mexicana, &e., &e., &e., though ine decided state of imyecuniosity, is carrying on a | ing new troops, squandering money in shows, &e.,’ without the first rod cent of revenue accruing beyond a sufficiency to mect about one-half of the ordin- ary expenses of the government. But how does he man- not to be outdone by the Laird of Salmygondin, the Laird of Greaserdom is selling bills on before campaign, rai age to doso? Why. Bhat $15,000,000 “before it has come in?—i fhe ratification of the now famous treaty. It is really fo be hoped, however, that he will get the money. The teeaty isa good, avery good treaty, as we here, who Shave been in Mexico nearly our whote lives, can testify. And the true interests of the United States require that is country should be sus- at Washington to give old Santy a chance for developing his policy. You know some pragmati- rfering with his ar- fellow Don John Alvares the present government of tl fained. Do tell all the magnat he han never had a fair shake at it cal fellow always stepping in and rangements. Now, there's raising a terrible funk in th n't South. Santy hi caught him yet, but he’s after him with’ a sharp stick, and it is supposed he will soon run him down. “Bill, what are barn ft” “ Catebin, ‘ou doing there about the sir.” “Well, how many have when I catch the one I am it will make two!’? There have been Some awful doings in this game of rat-catching over in Guerrero. Atrocities truly Spanish have been commit- ted on both #fies. Alvare’, who is an incarnate mulatto Bend, having caught some of the government officers, thas had the barbarity to * * * ; that is, he bas qualified them fer the choir of St. Peter’s at Romo ! Did you ever hear of sveh a thing! Yes, alas, we here have not forgotten the similar outrages practised by the guer- rillas, on the persons, both | ving and dead, of their ene- mies during the American war. Here at Vera Cruz the aris of peace are flourishing. We hhave had Steffanone for a week, and this evening Sontag is to “breathe divine, enchanting ravishment’? for the first time into the listening ears of the nati The other troupe are getting off to the city of Mexico as fast as the are so Giligences can carry them. They (the musicor) ni merous that they have monopolized the coaches for a ‘week to come, very much to isgust of other travel Jora subsequently ‘arrived — It is not pleasant for an un acclimated person to be in Yera Cruz too long at this sea- gin. Yellow Jack has commenced operations among the troops—poor devils. We are rather dull here wer tions and the Italian opera here at present. Most of ti the fnterior, there will be havoc an the summer isover. The vomi/o and nostalgia (home cknese) are more terrible than the “ugly Yankeos,?’ Y Before six months, one-half of this it not for are ov ving b ilitary opera 2,000 troops canght in cst them before Th army will hav B00 in the hospital An attempt was made a few nights since to assassinate the overseer of Mr. C. Markoe, who has a sugar planta- tion on the Alvarado river, as your readers will remember, that Dr. Maf@us Bayley, of Baltimore, the then overscer, was brutally murdered whilst sitting quietly amongst his wife and children. Mr koe is a well known American citizen, and bis present manager of the estate is a natur ven. There is a long st tached to this affair, which shows it to be one of the most outrageous pieces of villainy and murder ever perpetrat- ed in a Christian (!) country The bark Nenuphar will sail fo She is the only America Transit is loading mahogany at Alvarado for Ne leans. New York in three days Or: The works of the Tehuantepec road are progressing and sly notwithstanding reports to the contrary, on hope to run across from sea to sea in a few an cternal rest. The government here, fearing the introduction of the manifertoes of Ceballos, have resorted to opening the private correspondence of merchants long established here. By last mail from New Orleans, the lettera of two ermanos American houses were viol and Harzous. This may be supposed, grea Castro of has prc uce community. Protests b ore the consuls and the American functionary has been requested by his fellow citizens to report the metter, and suggest to his government the propriety of sending a man-of-war to re- main bere during than two yearsago. Yours, LOS ¢ 2083. Affairs In Cuba, OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. Havana, April 10, 1854. Departure of the Ficet—No Intercha' portation of Colonos from Yue —American Passengers per British Steamer, ce. The United States frigate Columbia, flag ship, goes to pea this morning, also the sloop-of-war Albany and the War steamer Fulton, by which last I propose sending this although it may not be very important, The steam fri gate Princeton left port on the eve of the Sth, under sealed sea orders. I presume some of these veasels may re urn to port in time (o meet the next mails, Noarra peems to bi under the authorization of the Captain.c ticularly in bis attempt to thrust his eneral, and par ion, with the recitati Anto Engliah of his own vindie: ble aspersions, which some jhis unprovoked and unjustif hundrods of his agents are to distribute in your cities— for your better information. . 'e have a renewal of colonization from Yucatan, the Objections of Santa Anna haying been removed by the Donus that has been arranged to drop into his pocket ‘The first cargo came in late on the evening of the 8th, ot yesterday (Sunday) we bad no opportunity of ascer- Dg taining the items of interest that might pertain to the de Jivery. The quantity (several hundred) { shall note in my next communication, and the terms of the centract under which they visi The British West India mail steamer Teviot, yer, arrfved on the morning of the 8th inst., ort last evening en r ate for Southampton, via St homas, being full of passengers, but not the usual Quantity of specie on freight i Gate of April 1, from the city of Mexic n his route to take personal charg ations against him, in company with the Secre War, had met withthe most enthusiastic demon tiations of attachment to the power of hii mess ani to the superior government. Auna, its long before th bis own health as well that of the ,republi Gired to a place called the l'eregrino, where he had forti fied himself, it is supposed, with eight hundred men. Qhat the people of the villages hailed his serene highness Ber ps their liberator from the tyranny of Alvarez, with the eva! outlay of Mexican adulation, sive elicited by fe eppearance Of a superior force, and which had just reviously been lavished in Like terms upon the other President Walker had retired from the Presidentialehair | and from the State, worn out and satisfied with the fatigues of office—a thing which is as rare as abdication of royalty — with surmises of which we have been for some time af The sloop-of-war Portsmouth had tak Sentence of McDonald, the Confidence Ma: the Albany Evening Journal, James McDonald, the confidence man the Court of Sessions this morning, the D remarked tbat the prisoner desired to ay a few words to ‘The Court replied that he would hear him, when his counsel said that in regard to the cutaide re marks made in the case, he had no hesitation in saying that MeDonald would have plead guilty had it not been for him, and that in counselling him to pursue that course, he gave him his best counsel and advice. As it had turned out, it would have been to his interest to have plead guilly, which would have tended to mitiga!e his punishment: But he was actuated with the bes tives, and regretted, for the sake of his client, that he had not advised him to pursue the other course MeDonald then said he desired to make a few remarks He stood before the court a convicted felon. unenviable position, and one he never expected to Lave attained. He acknowledged that he was gulity of the crime | for which he had been convicted, and would have pleal ilty toit, had it not been that his counsel advised Previous to this transaction, borne an unblemished character; and were it not that I afelon, I could now go back t sof my early life, and obtain a res n in society. But Ishall never show my face to my family until I shall have redeemed my forfeit T have met words to express myself, nor can I tell the Court and the world the feeling of anguish that has filled my breast since the rendering the ver T have been a6 good a citizen of the world as any who now hears me, but [have in thi wrong and regret it. betng. called. at istrict Attorney t gratification is also expressed upon the happy termination of the expedition o1 Conde Raousset, his troops having abandoned him before the superior force—want of bread and commissary muni tions generally. So peaoe is declared to re out the land, with the single exception of Guerrero, | where it never ought to exist. Extracts from the various | Mexican papers confirm the ideas of the letter writer, but | give nothing of any grave importance. A rumor was in town last evoning that the government | proposed to stop the United States steamer Fulton on her way out of port this morning, and that orders had been ven to that effect at the Moro, on account of Cn atson having offered to take charge of the Black | rior, when seized by the authorities, and to tow her to Anonymous letters to the same effect have been rd of she fiagshi, such thing will be attempted, as it will involve a condi- tion of war which the country will not visit Madrid for tion of. The accounts of Gon. Pezuelh and his stewardsh'p will be soon settled, bringii den proof of the verity of the pasquin: scattered through the sireets of Madrid on the eve of his departure for his new government, literally rendered :— | our father lost Pern, Cubs will be lost by you! Thand you the reports of our market, with the hope that the valuable information contained may not b blown up; there would be a loss of many of the Spanish- English pamphlets with which Gen. Pozuela hopes to reach the ear of the Pret are boing taken on | enlightenment of ¥ ganized by the him otherwise. t believe any — have been branded family and the ac: pectable posit It was intoxicating drinks that brought me here. It was through my associations that | T became habituated to drinking liquor—a society I trust I shall hereafter never mingle in. I trust that my future course of life will be such as will commend ms to the citizens of the world, and that if I have erred in this in I await the sentence of the Court, and hope that if I live to be released from prison to became a citizen of the world I shall be a better man Judge Robinson said the Court regretted exceedingly | 88 sentence on one who, from qualified to fill an honorablo All sympathise with you, but you have been tried and convicted of a high crime, | and there is no alternative left with the Court. The laws In regard to time, it 13 true there is Your good conduct lent of the United States, tuitously by the Fultonites for the and othors of his kidney, lebserve that the sympathy of British residents here | | seems to lean with their interest to the Spanish side, | which is their own, although they do not in public pre- sume to justify any of the doings on the part of the gov- ernment against the steamer. By the British steamer to-day several of your citizens left for St Thomas and Southampton, among whom [ ob- W. Aspinwail, who goes on to i u, Consul of the Two Sicilies for the city of New York; and E&. C. Everett, Esq., of the same, on their route for South America, to return the last of May. Although we have no faith in the consummate folly of Tho passports required under the new law are to be,! our foli.s, curiosity will take s great many people out of pasap 1 y 8 y Pi their comfortable beds this mornin; to see the Fulton She will go out of port at ters, ready for action, aud she will not be taken if sho is fired into; but she may be blown up, which would be done by themselves, in order not to have her fall into the hands of the enemies of truth and of the United | States. As the good ten. Bennett Riley was wont to aay much I have written, b ou will not get it.”? | stance they will forget it. | they were compelled to all accounts, was 80 wel position in ‘society. moat be executed. some discretion leit with the Court. in jail, together with some other facts which have be comne known to the Court, have tended to create a foclip s Had you plead guilty, you would hav» in your favor. ) ut your counsel thé benefit of the rules in auch cases thought otherwise, Though they er ptless actuated by the Now comes up the universal rule which in justice to law the Court fecle compelled to carry out. the Court is that you be imprisoned in the State prison at Clinton for the term of four years blown out of the water, must be provided | | they were do The sentence o if the steamer is ‘The officers of the Amor- of-war in port were the guests of the Hotel where a sumptuous was enjoyed—not the ring awaiting them in Havana, if they With all this we shall have no News from the North Pacific Expioring Eix- rr m Union, April 18.} h the following interesting extracts from letters received at the Navy Departmen’ from Commander Cadwalader Rin, loring expedition to the North idney, New South Wales, Dece ubano (Mrs. Brewer’ From the Washi feast was prejared for them, whicl f er We are permitted to publ are not blown up. 1d, commanding ex- ‘fe ocean, dated at 28, 1853,'and Jan Personal Intelligence, Judge Forbes, Boston; Judge Lal, San Francis Mr. Abbott, Boston; M. L. Appleton, Bangor; aker, Dr. Thomas Hun, Albany; Hon. G. Tyson, 5 Woodard, FE. F. Drake, Ohio, A Montreal; Col. Paine, Major Winship, U.S. A,; Hon. Gil: bert Rodman, Detroit; E. C. Alger, Hudson; Gov. Kent, | Maine, were ‘among the arrivals’ yesterday at the St. Hon. D. 8. Dickinson, Binghamton; C. W. Cook, Sau Francisco; Capt. Watteman, California; § Baltimore; W. G. Rankin, U.'S. A. tady; A. J: Dandridge, Cincinnati,’ J. C. Buckley, Louis- le; T. F. De Wolf, Rhode Island; J. S. Whitney, U. S A.; were among the arrivals yesterday at the Metropoli- the satisfaction to report the safe arrival hore of the Vincennes on the 26th instant, (December,) in forty-seven days from the Cape of Good Hope, officers and crew all weil, in despite of the exposure, cold weather, | and succession of atorms encountered, and by which we have been rapidly driven onward ‘The passage from the Cape has proved most aatisfac- tory, and ample opportunit; the two routes has been afforded. I will now only suggest for the guidance and advice of our enterprising citizens seeking the ports of Australia that the reute across the bie is in about the parallel of 88 deg. to 40 deg. south latitude; the winds are not #0 powerful, more steady, the weather far more settled, And the sea loss turbulent, than further south. crossing the South Atlantic ocean they should not ap- proach the Cape of Good Hope nearer than the parallel of 38 deg. to 40 deg. south; local winds gnd strong ir- regular currents only retard and interrupt the rapid pro- gress consequent upon passing well clear of the stormy Cape. So with the southern extreme of Australia, Ships bound to Sidney will do well not to yenture through Bass Straits, rather to pass well clear of the extreme of Van Dieman’s Land, and haul island a clear berth f thi its of judge of the merits 0 ; E.R. Craig, Scbeneo: via the Cape of Good Hope, Southern ocean most desira n. Granger, Canandaigua; C. Morgan, Auburn; H. n Dyck, Albany; Capt. Pratt, ship Margaret Evans; jor Douglas, Judge Beman, Georgia; Col. Burke, U.S. A.J. 1. Dox, Geneva; Capt. Brown, steamer Bay Stat . Mellvaine, Dr. Hammond, V vals yesterday at the Astor : Lozana, Indy and maid, Madrid, M. Campero, A. Campero, China; Jared Sparks and family, Cambridge; lady, Boston; Alexander Robertson and lady, South Carolina, were among the arrivals yes terday at the Clarendon. Mr. Wright, New York; W. H. Stalling, North Carol E. J- Buck, B! ¥. Sherwoou, New Jersey; Professor F Savannah, were among the arrivals yesterday at th J. W. Tyson, Marylan ginia, were among the H. T. Blodgett an: dually up, giving the : und to Port Philip, of ‘4; | course, must close in with Cape Leeuwin, and enter Bass The winds of the Southern ocean are strong, and prevail from the northwest and west. | ter may be implicitly relied on, and its oscillations and | warnings consulted and profited by with certainty. Our course and duty hence are through the Coral Sea —the least known, perhaps, and admitted to be the most intricate and dangerous of any portion of the Pacific this sea is to expose its Mr R | dangers, and wake clear channels for our countrymen in * * On leaving here I shall ination of the route to China west of New Caledonia, taking up in succession Lord Howe's fs and islets northward, thence coasting the western shores of New Caledonia, turning its rn extreme to Huon Isle; thence severally taking up the New Hebrides, the Santa C-uz or Queen Charlotte groups, passing through and examining the passage form- | ed by the Isle of Nitendi and the Solomon Islands, and New Britannia, with the adjacent reefs; thence either his; I. | through the Caroline Islands via the Ladrone group, or + | more westerly, sighting the Pelew Islands; theuce reach the China Sea and Macao via the Bashu Isles. cumstances may cause a partial departure in the movements and reconnoissance thua contenaplated the winds are propitious I hope to gain the harbor of Macao in about forty five or fifty days. The Porpoise, after passing over the Southern Ocean in the parallel of 38 deg. south latitude, will proceed d South Australia; thence up to the westward of | Lord Howe's iste, trough the Coral Sea, examine the | passege formed by New Holland and Ronganville Isle; | thence along northwardly to the west end of New Guinea, DEPARTURES. For Liverpool, Jp steamehi Europa—Mr and Mra Guild, | ini and son, Franco; Mr | and Mre Wm Sim Philadelphia, Mrs John Bock and Miss Beck, Now Yor! 7 Y Mr and Mrs W T Hay: Master Dates, Phil vs; ates, and | Occan hin; Mr J Brown, Englan York; Fred Chanoiteau Hamilton, © W: Our object in explorin; their way to Chi proceed to the exat James Adam, Mr Haynes, England; Herman For- A w | Island, the ree Thomas ‘Coney, Philadelphia; | It Von Thirion, Udron and two nurs < y Battersby, England; Sam'L 2 Faber. Gerinany; Mr. H. , and; Mr Barren, Mexic rand Mrs Butes, Philadel Mr and Mra Habicht an ton, Mexico, John Mr and Mrs Fleetmai Stern. New York; J Jon W M Jackson, Rev Th Davis, Jas Taylor, Jos neas, Jobn Jones, New Yor Skinner, Hamilton, CW; two rons, New York; WS Macfarlane, England: Mr Merkle, Switzerland; Fran York; Wm Thomas: Alphone M Mr Vincent, do; BT Cobb, No do; Mr and Mrs Butler France; Patrick Apel, Wisconsin: T Holmes, Canad John Tonge, H A Rogers, Wm Smi Hackman, and others. an, do; Mr Dohert a West? ith, PT Pettibone, WH Sonthernor, for Charleston—H 8 Forry, C Carter, AR Rucker, Mr Lawronco. Bryant, 'T E Linsoback, fman, Jr, S Crabtree, | ‘0 morrow (Jan. 6), for Maeao Tn the steamer Ala Solomons, L W Com ma, for Savannah—I P Gunung, MM | jock, P P Sherwood, D P Sanders and chuyler, JG Gottsberger, JG nd 13in the steerage. Legal Intelligence. Covrr or Arrears, April 18.—Nos. 61, 194. Submitted. Ordered, Tat the following rules be adopted, and that the Clerk cause the same to be published as required by Tn the argument of a cause not more cach counsel, ex- From Charleston, in the steamshi C Parker. Miss Bellam ; | ‘JV Lyon and servant, Miss L. Veirs, Mrs GB Hannah, child and servant, RB Parker. Mr Lovesly, Procheron and lady, Geo Bruger, Jas Devenney, Green, Thomas Durgin, Capt Cobb, Rey B Jenkins, red Jenkins, W Lewis, A Hanno 1 G_ Pomeroy, Mr led its allotted ditch. There are now | Union—Mrs Carne,Mra than two hours shall be occupied cept by the express permission 0 Court adjourned without day. No quorum present on account of the illness of Judges Gardner, Denio, and children and servant, DEcIsions iN Court oF ArrR: judgment was affirmed with costs:—Geo. Bears, resp’t, Jeremiah Loonie and others, an, respt. Luther Wright, President, Hooker and another, adsr’s, and other, resp’t, P Congdon, J E Shepherd, 3 Mossrs Kellogg, Reed and wife, Baldwin, J 1 Thompson. Geo Bethune, Cerey, H Thayer, A Eydam, W Goodrich, P Romase, W It Ga | strong, A Robert, Dy | E Thayer and In the following cases (Re ‘agt. Jos. H. Copley, app’t. JB Biackburne, L C Dening, NM in the steerace. of, in ship Wm H Harbe Cauada, W R Delancey. k~A Murphy, of | 8. Esther V. Weisser, adm’s, &c I imp’d, &e., app’ ordon Benuett, resp’t. yor, &., of the city Teac C. Holmes, r nd Exhibitions, Miss Julia Dean’s pr ing as Mrs, Oakly, in Col of the “Jealous Wife,” has been 4o gene »p’t, agt. James BROADWAY THEATRE. . "| ment is very su | man’s comed can vessel in port. The schooner | | rally admired, that the manager announees that comedy | again for this evening. Mr. Conway will sustain the | character of Mr. Oakly. The amusements close with the ittle Toddlekins.”? r oY §. Crooke,app’t. A anothet, overseers, George Harri ; thus bringing that Wandering Jew of a project to | selected again for this | Staples, app’t It bas been put on the stage and the characters are all well filled amusing’ piece called “The Happiest Day of my L will conclude the amusements. Bowery TaRatiee.—Lord Byron's tragedy of “ Werner!” will commence the amusements ; The entertainments entitled “ Hot Corn, Anson_D. Ellis, Daniel K. Dodge, i Tallmadge, app't The | resp’t, agt. James M. Willard, app’t * | and another, res’pt, agt. Jeremiah Wilbur and another, app't, agt. John L. Hazard, resp’t, entertainment. imp’d, &e., app’ts. nd others, reap’t a mas MeFarland : | Gershom Bulkley, resp’t, pp’t. Grace R. Ferguso pp’t, Jacob V. L_ De Witt liam Walton, imp’d, &c., ndm’r, &c., resp’t, agt Ira H. Cobb, | imp’d, &., app't. Fox, | Hudson River Raflroad Co., reap't. Prasident, &e., resp’t, agt.’The Bank of the State of New York, app’t. John J. V. Westerveit, imp'd, &e., Judgment affirmed without costs—Ebenerer Ingalls and another, resp’ts, agt, Nancy Morgan, ex’x, &c., app’t. Judgment of the Supreme Court reversed and judi rendered for defendant on demurrer, with costs in the court below, and with leave to the plaintiif to amend his complaint on payment of costs in the court below—The Auburn and Cato Plank Road Company, resp’ts, agt. Pe- ter Douglass, app’t Judgment reversed, new trial granted, costs to abide the event—Zadock Pratt as | in the commoreial eh r. EK, Eddy as Werner ill terminate with the morai drama in which nearly all the artists of Mrs. Yeoman’s Venefit is aunounced for to-morrow evening. ‘AL THEATRE—The interesting moral drama of ver, or the Thir John W. Soathack, imp’ t, agt. James Fergu- William C,H Wad- za Elmendorf, adm’x, Orrin W. Titus, Robert L. Tillotson, app’t, agt. Tae the Heign of Terror. We have not geen the nose of « Yankee cruiser since the ship that Drowght Judge Conckling over, as minister, rather more tised again for th ke Mrs. Prior, and little Cordelia Howard in the principal “Unele Tom’s Cabin” to-morrow night. Wattack’s Taxarre.—‘ A Bold Stroke for a Husband,’’ round the Corner,’’ or this evening, with the same attractive casts. The * Game of Life’? will be gi gether with a new farce, called +‘ Immediate Satisfac- for the benetit of George G. Wate bury, resp’t, agt "t. are announced eof Courtesies—Im- an—Arrival anil De- lure of British West India Mail Steamers—News ‘rom Mexico—The Rebellion—President Walker—Ru- mors that the Pulion would be Stopped Going out of Port n to-morrow night, to- the receipts being American Mustum. come off this evening at Barnum’s. and ‘Paddy Miles’ Boy’? are the pieces selected. The Nicolo Family will appear in the afternoon in theie pleasing performances. Crmisty’s Mins The benefit of Mr. H. F. Daly will | “The Honeymoon? Charles Foote, Robert Brown, 18. Dwight, app’t agt. Joseph B. Gottlieb Gent, resp’t. agt. The Mayor, &e, ofthe city of New York. Elizabeth Garter, reap't, —This company continues to give pneations and vocal an erfexmances every evening at Mechanics’ tall, ener, Recelvor, &e., app’t, agt. John H. Harbee, et STREIS announce a repetition to-night—thelr performances are very well Judgment reversed and appellants declared to be enti- tled to the legaay ment ‘was made whereby the usual courtesies and salutes might | de exchanged between the Columbia and the authorities of the port and the superior government. The difficulty e incroased by the constant dwelling upon the Black Warrior theme, and justifying the Spanish course of language and imputation in the punlic journals, | with costs of the Court below—The ion for the Blind, app'ts, agt. John B. Patterson and others, executors, resp'ts Judgment affirmed except as to costs—reversed so far asit allows costs to the plaintiff—Samuel Spencer, resp’t, agt. Allen Ayrault, app't. Decree of the Supreme Court reversed and cause remit- ted with leave to the parties to proceed in Court below— Walter Olmstead and others, nd another, resp’ts. ent Supreme Court reversed; original bill dis- missed with costs in Supreme Court, and perpetual in- | junction granted, as prayed for in cross bill—Byrant Bur- | well, reap’s, agt ' Amasa D. Jackson, app't. Jackson, app’t, agt. Byrant Burwell, resp’t Decree in Supreme Court reversed, and onter of sale modified; order to be settled by Wudge Ruy, Mile. Behrend, and Madam Oscar Comettant. | ©. Flagg, Comptroller, resp't, agt. Paley ‘The variations of Mayseder, dedicated to Paganini, will | % be executed on a one string violin by Paul Jul BveKiky’s SERENADERS are drawing very good honses. hey anmounce a good bill for this evening Warre’s Srexapens will give vocal and instrumental performances at the St. Nicholas Exhibition Reora. —This popular necromancer is to ng in Brooklyn, for the benefit of the brary attache! to the Athenwum. Jonrs’ Paxtoscork.—This painting is on exhibition at | the Apollo Rooms, Broadway. Pror. Hart's Waore Wortp is still to be seen at 377 | Buz tw BRooK perform this ever sults down our @hroats with his wretched perpetration of translation of 's SRCOND CONCERT comes of this evening | The vocal and instrumental selections | He will be assisted by Richard Hoffman at Niblo’s Saioon gles—Azariah anger, app't, Judgment of Supreme Court affirmed in substance, but modified in form; order to be Henry Fitehugh and others, resp’ts, agt. Truman Wy- ‘ttled by Judge Allen- Mrs. Hough, wife of G. A. Hough, and woll known as an agtress of considerable merit, died at Oswego on the Coroner's Inquest Tuk Lat Paral. BLASTING ACCIDENT — the proprietor of the stone quarry, at the corner of the d avenue and Forty-third street, his foreman, Wil- if, and John Buros, the blastman, all of whom were censured by the Coroner's Jury upon the inquisition as to the cireumstances of the death of William Pottic ‘Asovere | Brew, Whose brains were smashed out by the fail of a stone projected from the quarry wpon the setting of a | sand bisst, composed of 400 pounds weight of powder, upon the explosion of which stones were thrown in all | directions, and one, by the fall of which deceased mot his death, was thrown Weilnestay by 2 warrant from Coroner Hilton, who acted t Attorney, to answer any nte which might be preferred against them by i ‘The parties were hel to bail by the MoCormick was required to find bail in the aum of $1,000, and the other two in $500 each. Storm on the Lakes, Herox.—We learn by a private | despatch, that the schooner Buckeye State, into St. Clair river from Lake Huron on the reports schooner Fortune, bark Badger State, schooner Luther Wriht, propeller Forest Queen, all Ashore be- tween Presque inte and Thunder Bay Islands, n raging on Lake Huron during the four | nn McCormick, pt, Saw: oft this s correspondent of the Diario dela Marina, under advises us of the prospective defeat of the rebel Alvarez; that Santa eof the mili- tive fire ceeurred in Adrian on Thursday morning, which Were arrested On Serene High- | destroyed property to the amount of about ten thousand Collars, as we learn from t broke ont in a frame buildin, lowing are the losses :—Bidleman, loss $450, { sett, loss $460, no insurance; W. M. Shel. 00, insured $300; Hall & Lyon, loss $700, no Wheeler & Beals, loss $1,600, J. C. Warner, loss $150, no insarance ; James Berry, W. Helms, loss $1,200, insur. ance $600 ; A. Truax, loss $100, insured ; Bradish & | by her c: Pierce, loss $400, insured; J. C. Armeigh, losa $100, no Andrews and Mr. Whealand loss not they lost their libraries and — have died Tribune, Apr 1b Several persons Lolding commissions as captains under Alvarez, had been “arrested and were in course of trial before a military commission, and they haye probably goue to the land of General Sante Anna travels for to free it Zocever (rom every vestige of anyrehy. Alvarez had re- advice of the a Main stroot ho insurance; At San Franciaco recently, s Chinese woman who owed which she was unable to loss $200 no insurance; inese ‘custom, to how her sense of the debt.’’ done of opium, and would circumstance, @ poison in order to ly awallowed known, but we understand not @ policeman learned 11 thetr office furniture, —Detroit \e take om antidote, errr Boardof Aldermen—Stated Scasion. OFFICIAL. Ww. Present—Nathan C. Ely, Esq hrown, Willlemson, Blunt,’ Baird, How: Wim. Pucker, Voorbis ‘Trowbridge, Board Covert, Kelly, Chaunoey, Christy, Lord, Tucker, Mott) Drake.” tn: ‘The minutes of tho last meeting were read and approved. PETITIONS By the Presinentr—Petition of Jobn Vandewater to be pppelnned Asmelant Messenger tothe Board, To Commit- tee on ‘and Offices. By the eamo—Petition of Ernost F. Aims, to be appointed A t Messenger to the Board, To Committee on Sala fi Offer By Alderman Lonv—Petition ef residents of Brooklyn doing busines Now York, to compel the Union Fo: Company to run their boats at alate hoar for t ence of those obliged to crosa over. To Commit ries, By the Presipent—Petition of Mrs. BE. Ingles and others, to have repealed the ordinance extending Albany rest through Trinity Churchyard. To Committee on treets. By the same—Petitien of Joseph E. Dunham, for remis. sion of tax. To Committee on Fini By Alderman Buunr—Remonstrance of owners of pro- perty against the removal of Washingtom market. To | mittee on Mark By Alderman Waxeman—Petition of the Judges of tho Court of Common Pieas for suitable rooms for their Clerk. To Committee on Repairs and Supplies. By Alderman Hexmrox—Potition of John Cox, for reduc- | tion of tax. To Committee on Finance. By Alderman Waxaman—Petition of T. T. Jackson, in ro- ference to the contract for keoping roads in repair, To Com- mittee on Road: —Petition of T. B. Oliver, to be an nger tothe Board, To Committes on Salaries and Office: Preswent—Potition of the Reporters to h le altered. To Committee on Repairs and Sup- COMMUNICATIONS. From Chief Engineer—With pomination of Elisha Kifge- land, a8 assistant engineor, in the place of John C. Oliver, resigned, Confirmed, lative to formor communication on tho sulject of reorganizing the Fire Department, Laid on the table. From tho Mayor—Returning a resolution directing the Union Ferry Company to erect sheds, To Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips By Alderman Di.axx—Whoreas tho unparailelod growth of ovr city renders it nogessary for us to simplify the d nation of our streets Venues, 60 a8 to make the appexr uniform and consistent ; and, where ‘ost stroo' commences at the Battery, and extends northward to — oint between Twelfth street and Gansevoort strect, and Ercnee into the Tenth avenue, and the Tonth avenue tekes & direot line northward to Kingsbridge, the most romote point of the island; and, whereas, the changing of the namo of Wort street to that of the Tenth avenue, would giv roughfare traversing tho whole extent of the island, maki an avenue that would compare with any in the princi; f Europe ; therefore, olvod, That tho name of West street be changed to of the Tenth avenue. Referred to Committeo on Arty and Sciences. By Alderman C. H. TucxeR—Rosolved, That Jacob Loo- mia and othera bo permitted to set curb and guttor stone and tisg sidewaike, in Eleventh avenue, between Twonty- eighth and Twonty-ninth stroots, at their expense, under the direction of the Street Commissioner. Ado By Alderman Covart—Preamble and resolution, that the Committoe op Afsoasments return sundry assessment lists to the Board, Referred to Committee on Assessments. ACTS. Severai acta from the Deputy to the city of New York, pas Ordered on file. REPORTS. Of Committee on Sowers—To concur to Monroe street, betweon Joflerson and Rutgers sto in Jane etreet, from West street to new balkhoad Crand etrect, between Greene and Wooster o Adopted on a division, viz.:— ‘Afprmative—Aldermen Williamson, Blunt, Baird. Hull mire, Howard, Woodward, Wm. Tucker, Voorhis. Tow bridge, Boardman, Wakeman, Chauncey. Christs, tho Ire sient, Aldermen’ Lord, Herrick, C,H. Tuckér, Mott, Drake—19. Of Committee on Police—To concur to pay medical bills | of Dre. Fitzgerald, Watts, Smith, Van Lier, Carter, Trapha: | gin,Abrahams, Kiltourne, Lodge, Brady, Hatner, Rdmunds, vea, Budd, Marsh, Wells. Adopted. Of Committee on Sewors—In favor of concurring to build a fewer in Eldridgo street, from No. 23 to 45. OF samo com- mittee, in favor of concurring to build a sewer in Barrow street, from No. 122 to Bleecker street. Also of same com- mittee, in favor of concurring to build a sewer in Forty. ninth ‘street, botween Third and Lexington avenues, Adopted on & division, vis. :— Afiirmative—Aldermon Brown. Williamson, Blunt, Baird, Hoffmire, Howard, Woodward, W. Tucker, Voorhis, Trow: bridge, Boardman, Wakeman, Covert, Kelly, Chauncey, Christy, the Presidont, Aldermen, Horrick, C.'H. Tucker, Mott, Drake—21. . Of Committee ‘on Pelice—In favor of paying medical bills of Drs. Stoors and Sherrill. Concurred in. RESOLUTION, t each and every member o ame number of appointmi commissioners of Deods out of the soventy five recen created Ly the Legis!ature of this State. Latd on table, REPORTS RESUMED. Of Committee on Public Health—To conour to direct the Comptroller to pay Wm. B. Reynolds the amount due him, Laid on the table and directed to be printed, The communication from the Comptroller in re the contract made with Wm. B. Reynolds, was considered and directed to be printed in connection with the above. Of Committeo'on Markets—In relation to sheds on new mado ground at Washington Market. Laid on the tabl Of Committee on Finance—To concur to, appropriate $65.05, for lamps and gas. and $15,000 for rent of public Offices.” Adopted on a division, viz ‘Affirmative—Aldermen Williamson, Blunt, Baird, Hoff. mire, W. Tucker, Trowbridge, Covert, Kelly, Chauncey, Christy, the President, Aldermen Lerd, C.' A. Tucker, Mott—14 i ‘Nogative—Aiderman Voorhis—1. Of sume Committee—In favor of allowing Jos. J. West, Geo. Fiold and Chas. A. Coo to withdraw their petitions, opted. OfCemmittes on Finance—To concur to donate $1,000 tothe Northwestern Dispensary annually. Laid onthe table until next meeting Of Committee on Repairs and Supplios—To concur to ad- vertize tor a Louse to be used as an oil house, Adopted. Of same Committee—Kelative to repniriag South street, between Market and Pike streets. Adopted. FROM HOARD OF COUNCILMEN Preamble and rosolution in favor of donating $100 to T. B. Oliver, for services as temporary doorkeeper. Con- curred in. On motion, tho Board then adjourned until Friday noxt, 2st inst, atSo'clook P.M. D. T. VALENTINE, Clerk. OUR SPECIAL REPORT. BROOKLYN FERRY ACCOMMODATION. A petition from the inhabitants of South Brooklyn pray ing that the Union Ferry Company be compelled to ru their boats on the Hamilton avenue ferry toa later hour than they do at present, was received, and reforred to the Commitive on Ferries. THE REYNOLDS CONTRACT—REPORT FROM THE cOMP- ROLLER, jecretary of State, relative d by the last Legislature. A communication was recoived from Comptroller Flagg giving bis reasons for not the bill of W. B. Keynolds for the removal of offal, &c,, from the city. ‘The Comptroller enters into a history of the contract, and callsfor a rigid investigation of the subject by the Common vouneil. Ho considered it invalid in'many respects, and that Mr Reynolds has failed to comply with some of its ftipulations, The coptract provides for the faithful per- formance of the following wor! For removing doad animals, a jug buteb ofisl from the slaug 0, to boats, por month $ g toap boilers’ nuisances, fish offal, &e., from all parts of the city, per month, $000; for removing garbage from hotels and public buildings, vacant lots, &c., per month, $400; collecting and removing bones, &c., from the stects and’ all parts of the city, per month $490; col lecting and removing dead dogs, eats. &¢., $100; for lime for disinfecting, &c., por month, d for removing or carrying all the above substances, nuisance: from end beyond the jimi elsewhere $19 per day for each side of the city, o frem cach river as aforesnid, making $38 per da; nolds by the contract, was to receive for the $3,120 por month, equal to $37,449 per annum. This eum fixed, and ie not dependent on the number of loads removed, or in, any respect on the smount of services rendered. It might he supposed that the payment of $15,870 for both rivers during the year should be dependent upon the con tractors carrying away the offal from both rivers: but the Common Counc!) of IN2thought otherwise. The item for Tomoving dca4 horses and cows from all parts of the city to the boats makes the amount dependent on the number of animals removed. In March, 1853, the number was reported to be 425, which, at $2 Seach, is equal in one month to nd for ome 2,840. "A summary of these fixod ing items elves the following aggregate :— re, owes, and dogs and cats 87 440 Dord horses and cow: 12.4) Removing the sbove. wi ‘sances, to Barren Isiand..,. 870 Total for a year..,.... te $56,150 It will be seen by’ resolution of the Common Council of April 16, 1852, that the contract was to be made on torms “not to'exceed in expense the cost of the presont rates of charge for removal, and terms of contract for transportation of the eame beyond the limits of the city.” It is important that the Common Council should ascertain at what rate the service of removing animals was performed at the time th above resolution was adopted. The contract with Col was made in the fall of 1850, to W. B. Reynolds and a | roduce this contract, and show whether its terms were fol- lowed in the resolution of the Common Council of April 16, 1852. ‘The contract with Coles was for one year, and the payment from the treasury under that in 1851, and under the Reynold’s contract in 1852, differ nearly fifty thoneand dollars. The payments under Cole’ xpenditure of $25,506, which ¢: “not to exooed in’ ox ious contract of $09,- ‘ nary increase madet With the exception of the $250 per head for horses and cows, the payment of a round sum jonth, and the in crongo of the articter removed. if the terms of the five youra contract to correspond wit! one to Coles for ono yi would only adc at the rate of twonty shillings apiece for the increnée of cows and horses, which increase instead of burdening the contraetor, would add Inrgoly to his profits, ‘The Comptrelier recommends that the Common Counoil have on investigation, and examine Dr. White, ex-City In- epector, in regard to the mature of Coles’ contract, as that cumept cannot be found, it is wanted to compare with e, had contract. ideied 4 1 maport wan ordered to be printe The Board sat to a late hour and trans of business, which will be found in the o ¢ ted a groat deal report, Board of Councilmen—Stated Session. OFFICIAL, Werowespay, April 19, 1854 rown, Eeq., President, in the chair, Present—Edwin id been ordered to BY, wh sidered in contempt for being on Fridsy, and also for not appoari exenso, on Monday, presented hi purauant’ to dire tions, to the Sergeant -at-Arms. e bar of the Hou and not having any oxcuse to offer as to Monday, was dered to yagi and was #0 accordingly. The Presiden in doing #0, ‘red to the propriety of mombers continuing in their seats, unless duly excused, &c, RENONSTRANCES, By Cooneitman H. Sarru—Of Muirhead & Clark. and 175 others, aginst the removal of Washington Market. To Committee on Marke By Counciiman Currron—Of A. D. Hopkins and 250 otbers against anme. To same, y Councilman Youne—Of Alfred P. Lagravo and 100 others, against eame. me By Councilman Keaweny—Of James Van Nostrand and $00 others, ogainst same. To asme By Councilman Reen—Of Vanderbelt L, Buxton and M7 “others, againet same. To same. By Councilman Norvu—Of Andrew Hall and 126 others, scainet rome. To same By Councliman Reen—Of James J. Jones, agninst prin piles being Griven in slip pier No 13, by the Wall Street Ferry Company, other encroachments by said company. To Committee on Wharres, &e. By Counellm in and others, Third and By Councilman MoInrvne—Ry owners of property on Tenth avenue, against the change of prosent grade, To Committeo on Street § M. M. Van Diko x—Of Washington Market. PETITIONS, By Councilman Sonvyren—Of Samoo} R. Forshay, to bo appointed Commirsionor of Deeds, To Committoe on Sala- tle yy Counciimaa we eny—Of Chas. Denison, Jan, others, for sewer in Pranklia stroet, from Hudson steoot to the North tivor, To O oe Sowers, By Samo—Of James Kennedy and others, to services we ward physicians tn 1649, hd ce, By Councilman Jacxson—Of Heok and Lad No.1, for an appropriation for room hire. To on Fire Department. By Counciiman SLevix—-Of Thomas Hassell and others, for a ewer in Mott streot, from Grand to Houston streets, To Committes on date, took a pilot ¥ experienced heavy weather, Bark Hanea (Brom), Brink: Anat, with 212 somone heavy weatber on the coast. Bark Ogen & Heinrich (Brem), Rohimann, Bromoa, 38 nd 180 . to Recknagle & Schwab. Ko Tirem ship Guth 7th, 100 miles east with NE gales ngers, to Paule for a sewer in Ri sewor in Sheriff ‘ilman M. for oxtension of the Sixth wi — ist +5 Tom 51 20, rondway. To | Hool Baltimor: enue to West By ‘Same—Of Lambert Suydam and others, for same, To vy alo; was very ame. Fa, jame—Of C. Newbold, for remission of tax To Com Zaré Bremen, 0 Pavonstadt & sperionced 8 burri to 6th inst, was 0, Schr Mary Frances, Drese Schr Pawtucket, ——, Ri int 06-18, lon St She By Councilman Cixary street from Hague to Rose 0. Addison, js ootinns® B days. BELOW. Ship John Bright, Edwards, with mdse and paasongers, Albert Gallatin (of Bath), Saltors, 11, with passengers. F Schmidt & Co. Wi By Councilman Broxrornp—That the etreet fro m Li bel to Williams & Glow: By Councilman Jacxson—That oletructe the travel at south side | Broadway, be removed. Adopted. | \ By Councilman Crawrorp—Tbat Broomo street, betwoon and Lanrens streets, be rep: rubbish which now nal street, corner of | , March 17, with passem from Havre, March 18, with passes To Committee on eNcx—That Sixth and Kighth Ay ne ik Eliza (Brem), from ——. within 100 feet of Brond- Also, four chips, two barks, apd three briga near t square rigged vessols to the south SAILED. and a large ficet o: Euro, Liverpool Ponarlonon; shipe Tor ; Forest City, do (clipper), Live Sagua ls Grando; batk Albert, London; brig Auguste, jay from WSW. By Councilman Sexry—That the halls and entries of the City Hall bo ro-painted. To Committee om Repairs and Sup- om the Comptroll ouses and lote for engino and hose compa. akon up and referred to Committee on Wharves, nah. d during the di in relation to + tie Highlands coming ter. id three barks outside the Hook, bound te. and ono bark bound out. Weather thick and foggy. Wind fresh from NW. ouncilman Braxtey—That Bloomingdal fifth street to 125th street, be repaired. me~—That the sidewalk in front of vacant lot No, | Alco. three shi t Eleventh strect, be flagged ‘To Committee on Streets. e same—That John L. Harris be a ‘To Committee on man Pxanson—Preamb! opted by the Board calling {roller to report what bills, if wn and curb and guttor ted a Com. ters a Com. missioner of Deeds. lying in the A’ Misstxe Y) tontetuad Donte canteen ae Miller, which aaile has boon heard from het By Co lution was ad monts, &o., witl Councilman CunRY—That tho sidewalks on cast side hth avenue, between Thirticth and Thirt and on south side of Thirty-fifth ( toa point 125 feet from Ei nue, be flag same is not flagged, and that tho present flagging bo re-laid where necessary. ‘To Committee on strects. Pr the Committeo on Ro- wt whether the hai alled for, by cargo, which is: sured in New York. Wm Wethoroll, Liverpool, ty Robinson (new), Bath. Bark Boh fayuire and Fepor ard, are such ap 6 most expeditio ‘Adopted. Dr. Morris, $12, for attendance at Nine- ation house. To Committee on Police. en wont into Committee of the Whole Corneilman Vormilye NEW ORLEANS, A Rose Standish, New York. rl 18—Arr b : also, 96 to them rr barks Glrard, Bostoa; lerald Marine Correspondence. EDGARTOWN, April 14—Arr schrs Eliot, Gould. ton for Boston; Onterio, Pennim: rior, Witham, do for Saco; Pi nd. ‘Schr Superior,=Ponbo for Fall River, went aa came off to day, after , NYork for B . MeIntyre, do arr 14th from Konnobunk Port Poge 1. ond charging deck lowd. She ea no damage, and will reload and proceed the oarliest oppoe- ton for Holmes’ Hole, ‘io, Warrior, Pallas, and Lp! Gertrude, Horton, NYork for Belfast, A motion to build it on Mac tion to amend the resolution of the old Almshon: war adopted, when the conmatuse r port, a8 amended, ws eiuere was lost. ‘cing out the words on it’ to be built on the sand reported. od to a third In port 17th, sobre El PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 4 PM—Arr ship Shacka- maxon, Kennard, Liverpool; schrs J H De; Bridgeport; M R Carlisle, Si, Invoice, Glover, Providence; Fillmore, Loring, do; J Williamson, Jr, Wi ateamers City of Boston, Baker, Bosto: Dickinson, Pyoee more, S olaware, Saad: Cld steamship Keystone State, Hardie, Savannah: Tay, CHeek rere M K Carlisle, 11 o'clock on the night of the last day of moet ing, and to the shutting out of some members ef tho Board eaking to Buncombe on the ese, eon, Tofuaed to put the question, ao of irregularity in the prooocdings h The minutes were then approved. Various remonstranc ton Market were extonsion of Sixt ound that no cai eon made out. ‘Against tho removal of Washing- petitions praying for the roadway, adway. Document No. 30, relative to the Battery enlargemont, referred to the Committeo on Wharves, Piers and saste: Suir Pens, at Baltimore from Callao, on 27th ult carried away foretepgallantmast, and trees off cleso to the riggi miles from Cape Henry in a th Sur Joun Ravenat, at Charl ex from southwast'a great part of the CASE OF Cheol deat ton from Cardiff, & Councilman Brax.ey, three resolutions, when thi of members to the fact th tempt for bis not being pres forced on the night of meetin, It was moved that the mem! and that the room be cleared of spectato Mr. H. Suir moved an amendment of the press be excluded om the oceasion, as well Mr. W AinwniGut supported the amendment. Mr. Kennepy was in favor of the reporters remaining in main trysail only, antmasts broke short off at the caps, with a, breaking off the maint i jarometer stood at 277-10, up Hunrress, at Matanz enced a heavy gale il; April 1, on her ntleman was still in co it at tho call of the Board, referred to in the minut er be reprimanded at the bar, rs. it, to the effect that the from New Bedford as Ha- Powrrao, of and from fore reported wrecked on Ging vesse! of 523 tons, built at P Alrabams, Es: de: and China offi ww 0; Mr Conover would vote for the reporters to be retained, ‘bread Ground, was a in order that the public should know all the excuses w membera would urge for their sLaence, whi exeuses or otherwise cir duty fairly, but in bi which were based on their reports somet in an vpfair light before the people. 1 Mr. Cooper would exclude the reporters, an wright would vote for them to be present, if only to show up all the delinquents. Kir. Surry éaid that it was clear that two wrongs could not ht. Tho Board did not havo a:rig! uld vote that the Board be cleared and all things sed the clearin, of the Fortieth, who ‘A vote was taken on tho suspension ule of the Board, which reads as follo ted to be clored, all parsons, excepting the members and the clerk, shall retire. The’ rule was su: ‘The re} enerall Triton, Commero is opinton the editorials 50 $5,000 inser 4 placed matters Motropolitan an: ‘> Axsop, from Liverpool for Aloxan re in Chesapoaks Bay. he left Liverpool Feb 12, om the westward during the lon. of 40 W. ym the SW to NW, duri ibboom and foretopgallantmast, head rail an part of bulwarks an a James Duncan. Lat taking her 45 day: encountered » hu pec vor shown to the gentlem: lost # man overboard nai Pi 1 the next morning eau hore on the Wo! Cuarmman then when thirty mem! one im the affirmative. wi jorters and spectators again took off their ha It was thon moved that the member of the Fortieth dis- trict be conducted to tho bar by the Sergeant-at-Arms, and ut the question rs voted in the hore at near River Head, L, accounts, but it was foarod severe woather would ‘ke-member for tho Fifty-second district voted on this Banx EH Cnapm, wrecked in going to sen from Ni He disapproved of tho ontire pro- — ‘was sold with the mate; ion under protest. third for salvage wi f. 'Y two members voting in the affirmative, andeightoon the President directed. the’ 8 Perry, heneo for Alexandria, is jorgeat h he member for the Fortieth distrio comes in a let- is not much im- Arms to arrest conduct him to the bar. Mr. SiipeLt finished tho © bacco, then rose, and in his ow: ed the contumacious member. shoulder, when be in contempt wal President's seat and tor jured, and can be got off. if s piece of plug to. r Ship Sheffiold, from B ear for San Fi ve 5 it it Pe, nie Feet, tomy were ot 23) for San Franocisoo, Now Ship Jobn Currier, Butman, from Liverpool for Philadel- nico (Feb 4) for Melbourne, Feb 28, ed up in front of tho ok his stand, The “observed of all * Sebr Surf, Van Stce, lat 6 27 N, lon aay W. Foreign Ports. Arr March 29, brigs Edmin, Morton; Enools ; Hampden, Pomroy; Tangent, Reod; EH Atwood, Atwood, AG Washburn, Pl B Carver, Sawyer. Boston; Lata Carlson, N Yorks It was moved, seconded, and carried, that the member in itted to offer an exe Mr Breaxcey (40th), said—Mr, Prosi here at the meeting of the Board that alled, for the reason that Twas in 'y on Wednesday ni, absence from town bere from the afternoon of the Monday following. Mr. Conover said the excuse did not oxplain why the end on Monday night. The member of the Ninth district moved that the gen man of the Fourth be now declared as purged of his con contempt be per for his conduct Maria, Pierce and Leighton, Philadelp! Demarar, Merithew, ette, Kelley, Georgetown, SC: Sk sohrs Larukah, Bro land; Reliof, Cates, Philadelphia; Allo more; April 6, bi ht, and my exci he morning of oh Ti; member did not wn, and Hattie Ai Narrami-sic, Lanpher, |N Yor! ‘This motion was lost, as were also others, for adjournment bip Panama. for London, !dg; barks do; Cl for Phile- n't Atated to the mombor of the Fortieth dis- trict, that it was s painful duty always, and particularly 40 asion, to have to administer a reprimand ays endeavor to discharge his duty fear It was a matter in folvin, d the reputation of rved by the mombers i ad if members ‘ea, for Philadelphia. Leontine, Merryman, Portland. ‘olar Star, Pearson, for Hongua, which ald Jan 20, is new York (not London) Dixe; Gxnoa—In port March 37, brig Chatham, Hardy, for Mos- Gir avtan—In port March 25, bak Lincoln, Polleys, disg; returns to Candis to load for Montevideo and Buenos 708, (not Rio Janeiro.) LovcKaTER, E—In port abt April 3, Br bark Colloony, jewbury port anny Pri 4, bark Petrel, Gardner, for N mn port March 27, Br brig Maida, Coombs, foe Dewanar —In port March 10, barks Juniata, Newtoa, Franklin, from London arr 34. PaLenmo—In port March 27, bark Ellen A Parsons, Webb, Svpvev, NSW—Arr Jan 20, bark Julia Ann, Davis, Saa Francisco 45; 22d, ship Akbar, Coffin, Melbourne. on the present o But he should leasly even towards a colleague the upholding of the in the Board, that itera of the Council. Its cre be permitted to absent themselves now think fit, one would take examp! would onsue, and great public injury be the consequence In this view of the cage, he hoped that the presen position of the gentieman from the Fortieth dis i erations Bae that}; onget members ; district is t penn stated that in fature ance offered by members shouid be enti e opt for that purpore. ‘after some more Tomarks the scene closed. fe: 99 CHOW FOO—Shij stated to be bound to then, as thoy Ne of the other, bad results jot would act as warn- his reprimand » ha ‘would be produced and ‘of the Board, Tho. « hherefore reprimanded, and may Il exouses for ab- om a record to ‘The Board then resolved itself into s Committee of the Whole in order to consider the report of the Committee on Repairs and Sep) on the subject of the location of the rted in favor of erect Ports. tite oF the old slushouse ia the Park’) | ALEXANDRIA—Arr April 13, ship Richard Alsop, Wade, Liverpool—see disasters. BALTIMORE—Aty April 18, Jan 20; barks Linwood, Below, ship Hampton, érom Call Parker Vein, Turner, NYork; echrs EI Baltimors BOSTON—Arr A) orl Gth ult; bark Signal for two shi nington, Edw |, Scobie, Callae ti ittee reported pro- again, idorably aftor fon o'clook, to js moved, when t! gress, and obtained leave to sit journed, at consi a ae Friday evenin, hip Callender MARITIME ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. kman, Livee- Val Fob bark Ant a eae wiggles Biter, Haws, Sweeteer do. Sa 420 tone), Cove Philadelphia me ata ih es, } Disast INTRLLIGENCK. * Port of New York, April 19, 1364. CLEARED. Steamsbip Star of the South, Marks, New Orie bip Alabama, Schenck. Savannah, S L Mitchill. hip Southerner, ton & Ship Chariot of Famo, Knowl Om Bark J B Johnson, Stapics, Mata Brig Atias, Guerrior, Brig Lond (Sard), Lavajne, Glouce 30. Bris Express (Dan), Ehren, Sohied Brig J H Long, Brig Versailles, Shorman, lander, Smith, pofford, Tiles jompson, NYo1 ip ; Gulnaro, Geor digott, NYork;' Onei '. —Cld April 17, bark T & P Woodward, ESTON—Arr April 2 v barked A Hazard, Will M’Nair, NYork; 4th, bari Sth, sohr Trident, Snow, N¥ork 11 d: 3d, ‘bark NC Buchana tel) harks Wr M Harris, Tary, from Boston, arr 8t! Hail, for do,iready, wtz for the sea on the bar to subside; foht Esther, MoGuiry, NYork. Sit Ong, Livenpoot; mplre, Oabors, dame, 80 Miller, ‘Liverpool; Pore oo), bark Bony A 5 Livorpool, Grinnell, Min- Peck & Church. 4 othera, LUBEC—Arr Aj 4th, sohr Rom MOBILE—Cla A, Atkins, Bostor Br ships’ Bolloch land, for Liverpool, (second clear Cornish, Roston. NEW ORLEANS—Cid Ay Dennis, NYork. St Loui Swan, Liverpool: brig Adams Gra; ‘Jacksonville, HD Brookman & 0. Brig Edward Hodgen, Sag Harbor master. Schr Mary, Mearns, Matang: Schr J W Lind Schr Tennessee, Schr R L Meys J &T Pearsall. RP B “Weeks, Washington, J H Mai 1 sonnbon, Witkington, RW Tre Cc ‘Schr W A Ellis, Jones, Wilmington, NC, McCready, Mott Sr Ann Maria, Conklin, Newborn, NC, J H Mathews. ‘bomas, ‘Boanfort, Schr.W B Ferguson, Willetts, Ham! t & O Schr Ida Mailer, Wioka, Richmond, Van Brun Schr Eliza Jano, Barnard, Norfolk. Mott Be: Schr Alice, Howell, Baltimore, Mailler & Lord, Sloop Vigtiant, Gihbs, Newport, JH Have Steamer Georges C Steamship Company Steamer Mara, Green, Philadolphia, J & N Briggs. Maid of OF Bannoekburn de, Cardenas; Jane, Mott, NYork; Amelia, Trench Samm 'C, Davis & Holmes, nm, NC, MeCroady, 'W LONDON—Arr April 17, steamer W Sutton, N ns. jaltimore, Parker Voin £htp Wi H Harbeek, Marshall, Liver; 825 passongers, to Harbeck & 20, lon 47. fell in with In pelled. us to tack to 8 and gales from lon 28, but eustel was off Sandy H consequence of the severity of the gale, which drove uss? Had two deaths on the v Maroh 15, with Wher in Int 43 1 quantition OF i Experienced hi 1 8, look, and was ob! = and Osocola, Manchester, by st, Crowoll, for Philadetphia (or Norfolk, POWTLAND—Are Apsil 16, noe, PR, i2th inst. C1d bi miles to southward hattan, Peabed: assengers, to CL be Holen Mand Le —_ ne here Cronohor, April 14, bark | Rxact, iGremler, Br barks Joba, oma onto, ht Clio, be aie Noetotg 08, N. a of to easterly wind at the timo; Ww 8 prams leew: and was obliged to haul off sh ‘2a blown to the southward rman (of Balsimore), iment aie oi | SPER