The New York Herald Newspaper, December 23, 1854, Page 8

MUNTCIFAG AFFAIRS. remarks in oppcrition toit, om the geound that it in. § City Intelligence. tecfered with one of the of the . He mS ’ esfer Rilvileges — car ‘Tax Gaowe Davs.—The oun attained its greatest south ‘94 warmly applauded b; but was ees by Stmotlon for eajour era deelimatioa on the 1th inst , and is mew on ita re- A acene of great confusion here ensued, in the mld ¢ turn tour to the North. The mornings, however, will | Dr. DL. Yule to the U. S. Senate—Opposition E Church, corver of Summit street Our Tallahassee Correspondence. | On Fridey, December 22, at bis residence ia Hicks Tartamassun, Fi. Dec. 10, 1804 {he Catng Ze, Ms, camer Jommron, formerty of Hel: The Florida Legislalure—Probable Election of — The funers! services will be held in the Hicks sirast M, ! i BOARD 0° ALDERW present ino chele ve miau'es woe on tat ap) SERRA Tene eens Le Pevw, spatings to pom est aM ee Sag gl tore. | ofa Riese Sista. De eret "ing wie remoeed or iter moat ident, in the ch ry swece claatay ow yeas. a ’ “i 4 af : "4 proves. To prevent further discussion on the subject Me, ween the sun will rise at seven o'clock aud twenty-four | aye Tecistature of tuie State, as you are doubt- Brip Trem the Marne‘Arssual. peo Mather withdrew his motion. minutes, aiter which they will commence to lengthen. | 1.0) Sy o0* Ln sae! ae Cepieot, in this city, with fwocancen, one Onshore 5 hetes COMMONIC IONS RKFERARY ‘The petition of the Rey ‘aleb Gare aat John Beeckel, to be yy men, and anweedet arrived in Para ths sts To getting ber off from the shore inet. where she to undergoing repairs. te J Conse, whieh was ashore at fam Lolead eMac her cargo takeu vt, and larce gumber of supty at Another was subsequently made, that the reporton The afternoons have been gaining in length since the | made order - Senate ears Seems co pienay Saat ke Sak eaageey 12th inst., amd the sun to-day will set four minutes | 08 Merdes last. The organized vy the Fe eiaadta declan dro eseseitone Thereport wat, faally laid over, to come in reguiar later than it did at that date. It rose this morning at | ¢/¢ction of Hop. H.V.Soell, of Hilleborcugh coumty, invited 10 attend his funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at commissioner of deeds. Kes i Presi@ent, d D. G. Livingston, ot Madisom, two o'clock, without further invitation casks placed in ber, drifted’ off at high tide ai,ot of Itch sk order next Friday even ng. seven o'clock and twenty-two minutes, and will | a? nt, end D. G. gs'on, . clock, wit ey — E THR ALDERMAN OF THE TRNTHC WARD. ‘The Poard adjourned tll! Tuesday evening uext. set at thirty-seven ‘ata pest four, making | Cievk—both demoorate. The House cf Assembly Pathe dens yt OrBarm, wife of | er seats wakinn feet to hee mead pot ber, © J ‘ Alderman Trowbridge, ome few months ago, teaderst posta his resignation, in coarequeuce of ill health. Since then the day nine hours and s quarter long, which has been | elected Hor. W. F, Rasesl, cf 8. Lacie, Speaker. ~The reiatives'and frieods of the fa ave invited to his condition has been improved, and as the Alderman feels able to attend to hiv uaties, he now requests that he may be allowed to withdraw the communication ia which be resigned his position at this Board. Unan' mos ly granted. PROPERTY RECKIVED BY THK OHIMH OF P>LICK Alderman Voorms off-red the follo ‘That the Chief of Police report to this Bowed al! the perty received at bis office during the time he hay Seen in office, what disposition bas been made of the samer and by what authority he received said property. Adopted. MONEY DUK LAWORKIS. ‘The Alderman of the Twent eth (C. 1. CKER) Offered the following —Resolved that the Street Commissioner be, and he is hereby, directed to report to this Board fortuwith @ statement of the bills filed ia his office due and owing laborers from contractors under the city government, the amount of each, on what contract, anal when filed. Adopted. MISCKLLANKOUS. ‘The petition of the Church of the Redeemer, oa Kighty- fifth street, to be relieve: from taxation, was graated The Chief Engineer of the Aqueduct department was requested, by @ resolution, to use suitable means to nt the hydrants trom freezing. Resolutions from rd of Councilmen, im relation to were flice at the south special order for next T The report of the fH exempt firemen as a company, engine of Company No. 42, and perfors was reported against ty the committee of this Hoard On motion of Alderman HOWARD, the report of the tee was amended, aud the company way directed anized, and to be under the direction of the Chiei Fogineer, or any ol bis assistants in anand, APPROPRIATION FOR THE 1 On the resolution from the Cou’ opriating $10,000 tor the Association for Rel ‘onstition of the Poor, being called uj— Alderman HowaRp moved ag an amendment that the appropriation be increased to $20,000, Alderman Caauxcey boped the amendowat would aot be pressed, asit would only cause delay in the admini« tration of relief. |t was better to se: » $10,000 than to rua the risk of having the amendment defeated inthe | Councilmen. ‘Alderman How. np said that he had reason to know that Die Councilmen would accede to the amendment The poor were in very distressed circumstaaces—aever hud been more so—and there never ut of work and in actual want With $2,000,000 of money to their credit, they ought to give $50,000 instead of $10,000. Alderman KxtLy hoped the amendment would prevail. He, too, knew thai the amendment would pass the Coun cilmeu; there never was so much distress in the city aw BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. His Honor Recorder Tix10v in the chair. The minutes were read and approved. PETITION REFERRED. Of L. Hofman, crier of the Supreme Court, for in- crease of salary. ADOPTED. The reports of the Committee, in favor of remitting the personal tax on Charles Fox and several others. MILLS PAID, Of Maria Helmes, for cleaning court room of Jefferson Market, $75; for $48 20 for postage in the office of the County Clerk. A resolution directing that the several indexes in the Register’s Office, which were ordered to be copied, be first carefully examined, as also the blotters relating to mortgages, &e. Adopted. THE COMPTROLLER AGALN BELLIGERENT. A communication was received from the Comptroller, refusing to pay Mr. Fowler, Deputy County Clerk, $200, which was ordered by the Common Council, for his ser vices as clerk to the Board of County Canvassers. Comptroller says he bas paid within the last ten days 31.516 89 to the County Clerk for expenses of the elec tion. Referred ‘be Board adjourned to Tuesday next. New York University. ANNUAL MERTING OF THE EUCLEIAN SOCIETY, was held at Hope Chapel on Wednesday evening, 20th inst. A large audience was in attendance, composed of the students of the University and their friends. to gether with many of the graduates of that institution \ number of ladies lent their presence to make the affair attractive, amd smile applause on the young gentlemen who participated in the exercises. Dodworth’s band was in attendance, and during the evening favored the audience with some of their exquisite musis, The members of the various secret societies, the Zeta | Psi's, Psi Upsilon’s, and others attached to the Univer . were out in full force, adorned with the mysterious insignia of their respective orders, ‘The exercises were ccmmenced by a prayer from | Chancellor Ferris, after which the President, Samuel Carlisle, delivered the opening address. He atated that the society had Leen in existence twenty-one years, and numbered among its members the Hon Wm. McMurray and A. Oakey Hall. Its motto is, Always excelling.” He alluded to the former history of the society and the many touching associations that clustered aroun He concluded an able address amid much applause. An oration followed, ‘‘ On the Proper Object of L.ife,"’ ving 8. Campbell leaning elocution an eeful called down the warm plaudits excellent production, and was delivered their length since the 12th, and so they will remain till the Slat, and then they will begin to lengthen. ANOTHER INFERNAL MACHINK EXPLOSION—AN AT- TEMPT TO FIRE THE BUILDING. At about seven o'clock last evening an alarm was given in the building No. 5 Chatham square, by the explosion of an infernal machine, which shook the whole of the upper part of the premises, created great consternation amongst the inmates, and set the place on fire; but by the immediate application of water by the occupants 0 the upper stories, it was acon extinguished. ‘The police were attracted to the premises, and upon examina- tion, a tin box was found, blown apart, and, from its appearance, had contained near a pound of gunpowder. This box had evidently beea ar- ranged for the purpose, «a hole having been found in ita side, into which a slow match had been placed, to set off the powder at a certain time. This ma- | chine had been inserted between the partition of the pocketbook establishment of Solomon Spitzer & Co.'s, on the second floor and the entry, when it exploded and shattered the partition, and set a portion of it on fire. Mr. Spitzer’s workmen ‘had not yet left work, and the explosion gave them great alarm, fearing that some- thing more terrible might yet occur. Capt. Ditchett, of } the Fourth ward police, was advised of the aifair, ant the twenty-first apniversary of the Eucleian Society | le, will make a thorough investigation, ia order, if pos to reeure the guilty narties, The tin box found ‘he appearance ofa siedlitz powder box. Onseaciks o¥ James Loweree.--A large company as sembled at No. 57 Second street, yesterday, at half-past oo o'clock P. M., to atten? the funeral obsequiee of ‘ames Lowerre, who war filled at (he late fire in Broad wa bearing with them the banner of the department, dressed in black. The Rev. Mr. Reed officiated, ani addresse! ¢ mourning friends of the deceased in an appro} procession formed, and the Lody escorted by the Ameri- can rifles, was borne to Greeawoud Cemetery. The Uni ted Order of Americans. of which the deceased was a member. turned out in considerable numbers. The de- ceased was a member of Hose Company No. 7, and at the time of his death, was exactly 23 years 2 months ant 21 dass old. Fine in Tuto Avexve —Yesterday morning, between Zand So'clock, a fire was discovered by the police of | the Twenty-first ward, ina grocery store, situated at No. 425 Third avenue, corner of Thirtieth street, kept by William Stark. The alarm was given, the firemen were soon on the apot, and extinguished it before the flames had time to extend beyond the store. Mr, Stark was sent, it is said, ata ball; and the clerk, who slept in m back of ‘the store, was awoke by the people irs, or he might bave lost his life. As it The fire department turned out in citizens dress, | manner. After the ceremonies were over, the funeral | ard Hugh A. Ccrley, of Leon, Clerk—both cemo- atten ber funcral, to-morrow afternoon, at one o'clock, . crate, The weseage of Gov. Broome was transmit ted to both Huuses, on Tuesday. Is is not unlike that of Previert Pierce in one respeot—viz. : tameress. Tre (i: vernor cot fines bimeeif maialy to Btste matters, but dees not let the oppcrtanity pass to etitke a lick at the anti-Nebraskaites, and evens deediy to deplore the fectof the next U.S. House ¢! Representatives being in the handsof the enemies of the ‘‘ powers tha; be.'’ But little busipess has as yet been trans acted in either House of a geveral character. The pexcirg election of an U. 8. Senator beng an obe'sc.e to the prosecution of matters cf vital ia- terest to the S ate, The Senstoris! election will probably take place the precent week, ag it is urderetood that the few anti-Yuice demccratea, wto a tew days since existed, bave been very gezerally conciliated, sberefore his election msy now be cons dered a fixed fact. Mr. Lyman W. Roaley, one of the youngest and ost telenten democratic members of tie House, (trom Eazambia county.) is violent in his oppositi sn to Mr. Yulee, aud wi'l, ander no circamstance, sup- ports kim. Toe friends of Yuee charge Kowiey with being a Know Nothiog, aud his « pyosition to | M:. Yulee attiibutpble to te fact ot Mr. Y. being oreign born. j A bi'l bas been introduced into the Senate by Mr. Myrick, of Jackeon county, to sbotish the Supreme Conrt of the State, and meets with general favor, | :0 fer for an {+m ab to judge, fore the Legisleture. When on tha tapis it will af- ‘ord me pleasure to post your readers with re,ard | thereto. ‘Sr. Jouns. Arvewrr 10 Free THe CaRuisie Ssutvany.—An | examipa‘ ion bas been progressing at Carlirle, Scho- barie county, during the past week, of two students, | eged respectively fourteen and seventeen » charged witb attempting to fire the semioary build- | on the 26th ult. The examina- ir dissharge by the Court. The cases of the lads, indicted fur the alleged firing of the Richmoniville Szminary, have been put over ings at that vil tion resusted until the next Schoharie Circult. Correr --The consumption of copper in the Uni- ted States is pat down at between 8,000 and 9,000 tors annually, of which only about 1.400 tons are | produced in the couctry. About 7,000 tous are consumed by the solling mills, and distributed over the diffcrert markets of the Union, tte remaining from her late renidence, Kent avenue, Fast Brooklyn. y, December 18, KetivK, Hiesbell, and eldest daugh- vwitow of the Tate Ferdiog Ir. J, T, Harrison, of Staten Island. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Steemers. FJ . = * BR itittit ty wih¥het roe wr Hana» should Port of New York, December 32%, 1854. vip Sarah (Br), Mu ‘ood, Antwerp, WF Schmidt & Co. Due Fighte (Aus), Berbo: jeaton, C uRce' Ostonderg, Valparaiso, Funch & event session bids fair to be an important KL Brig Crovatudt, P' obe, 88 wany m;ttere of importarce are to come bo- cif Heindeer (Bey. Mi oy iddietom & Co. jonrd Sloop F Brown, jer, Providence, master. Macoduck, Liverpool, 33 days, with mdeo Williams Was 20 days west ange. ax, Liviagston, Shields, Now8 with coal, to pton (of Baty), Preble, A 1th, with Mase and 362 ‘Experienced heavy we Had two deaths. 8 (of New Orleani mdse and three passengert heavy weather on the pasvage. jarstow, Hremen, 35 days, with mdseand tanton & Thomps ipper), Joyce, Callao, & days, with guano, St Thomas Dec horn, 73 dave,with Ship Jamen N Cooper (of Boston) 7, with guano, to Mores Taylor & 7A¢8, spoke brig Havana, ot Booth Ui, with guano, tor Baltimore, under Jury masts; needed no De 7, Lat 36 srom Bird Island Nov ut trom her samo alzht Atanchor 19th wear the Cage incorrect, Be Baie Sam Campni vm St Kites for Reston, struck om Cohasset Kocks yesterday morning; ot lf mul pnt inte Seitmate, with cargo badly damaged Viserustan Baie Oniwoco, lost a the Orinocy river, was originally built in Baltimore in 1946, nad wae vatie-s Alt in 1600, and was a good AZ yessal. Sh» was in Weil otevet Cor $6,000; the cargo for $60,000. Notice to Mariners, PUMPEIN ISLAND KrGiErHoY Notice i. bereiy given that a light on Puamykin Lsiaad, Maine, which the western ent tower is 17 feet Ligh, level of the wea. TEE iunminating Freencl lens, and the list © 708, apsdnt 16 feet above the level of the sea, a distaace ot? utical or iis statute miles, The approximate pusitiva »¢ Hight how given by Blunt's chart, is lat 44 i Teenwieh. The lisht will be Muted f Jan 1, 1850 and will be kept ucaing rom sunset ty suarise. vedee ot r Nk x. aU Distrsst Lighthouse Laspector, Powrnann, Me, Dee 1, 164. m UEAKIAGH AND DINTANCEA OF ROCKS, 410 1 EOM PURPRUN ISLAND DANGERS. West Triangle ledge bears NB by BE, dist Xora mile. Enet Trinngle ledge bears ENE, dist 44 uf a mite. here jedgra have about 4 feet water ‘ou them ter, and thcre is ® good passage between them and the ight ing out to the northward and eastward from is covered at high tides, but the water is the outer point. ‘the water is bold close op to the north poiat of Pumpki Island, and the point can be safely within the di lem, th of the vensel tance of the ti ‘At about a cable's length from the shore on the west aad northwest part of the island thery is shoal groaud with & teet at lo ater. ere is @ good pasnage of 6 feet at low water Letweea Pumpkin Island and Deer tsland. When bound to the enet ward the port shore must be kept close on Merriman’s Ledge bears west, dist 3, of a mile; bare at extreme low tides, ‘The leading mark tor this lodge is Bit ling’s house (on the north side of the Reach) in range wita the dighthoute, My keeping the house out either way of the high part of the lsiand will clear of the ledge, The isto bring the points of Deer Island and Birca a W by S 3 S, dist about 1%, mit jour foet water on it at low tide; is about te dime of the deck of » vessel of 15 tous, and the water bold. Tuis ledge hears N’ by WW from Eagle talaud lighthouse, 1 re he leading mark for Two-Bush Ledge is the bara on Heach pike length froi 0 Witiout bushes or trecs, produces grass, and appears green inst mmer. It bad furmerly two bushes upon it, from waica it derived its name, ‘The water is hold close to it. It bears SW from the Pumpkin Island light, and N by W 4 W from Engle Island light, Spreracne IsLANp SHOA. side of the eb: Pun pkin Islan ‘Alderman CHAUNCRY again expressed a hope that the | Past Year,” which was full of hits at the follies and | and made an examination of the premises with Capt. 4 ; Hoard would endeavor to secure at once the $10,000, aa | fashiona of ‘the day. It savored strongly of Know | Spright and one of the Assistant, Kngiacers, and, from numer of Intge rocks om it they could vote $50,060 or $100,000 at a future day if | Nothingism, bat this seemed to be a recommendation to | their observation, it was evident the fire had origin- they saw the mecessity for it. : the audience, who warmly applauded any reference {0 | ated under the counter, near the window. Its appear. | : i Nesmith 4 S008. i" . Alderman Drake was in favor of the increased appro at mysterious body. ance Ico! as it mig! ve en he wor! ne on, Davis, New Orleans, lays, with cotton, &e, priation. Pro’ | ““Adebate followed on the question, “Do tho Indica- | of design. ‘The clerk said he put out all the lights when Caer fs Recminaton, Mitereeeet to Wit Frost. et Alderman Morr said that he would support the amend. | tions of the Times warrant Apprehension for the Per- be went to bed, and the boss, who alept in the same bed | ( teTeUray dongs J ane : tt ‘almost cctae MAarict Horio, Manwaring, St Marks, Dee, with | wah ti's house (a comapicuoue white house on the ment. Ina city like this, where the rich were living in | petuity of the Union?” This interesting topic was dis- | with him, on his return would let himself im with a key | taste to Fe oe nero i demaes tulew | ‘dark Puinelie Of Hatter: McCurdy, Penang, 12 dave, | part of Buck's Harbor) open an car's length (ron Loug palaces and luxury, the poor should be taken ussed with great spirit by Messrs. W. H. Cooke, | toa side door on Thirtieth street; but he had not re- | bepeath nctie. Troy it was 12 degrees below Tt amitiea, de, to Clark A Coleman, “Deo, lat sein, | bedee. and he, for one, was willing to vote for a sum that would | F. B. Monree and T. M Adams in the affirmative ; | turned at the time of the fire. We understand Mr. ® little lesa than nowhere at suprise on that | [ou 6145, spoke Br brig Caroline, from Weymouth tor Barba. | Jong Ledge lies on the north side of the chanual, relieve their distressed condition, He feared that if this | and Messrs. T. 8, Mount, E. M. Felt and E. T. Owen | Starck bas an insurance of $800 on hie stock in the New , morbing. does, who supplied the P with provisions; 12th, lat 29 22, | ueariy covered at high water, but is ox atate of things continued they would have arecurreuce | in the negative. After debating the question for | Amsterdam Insurance Company. The loss will probably ESN YLT TROLS lon 715%. spoke Br schr Aeponas, foams St Kitts for. le. it ond? whick is visible at halt (ide. This of dove riots, for men would not starve where there was | an hour, and throwing as much light as was possible on | amount to near $300. The whole matter, no doubt, | A New Teste IN THE Mrs, Ropinsox Case.—We S Entites CE Core Bale W.’ dietamt about. one mile from Pur plenty. the vexed questions of abolitionism, Know Nothingism, | will be fully investigated by the Fire Marshal. | are sdvieed that this murderess, incarcerated in the | “ark iiss (liam), Bruhn, Hambure, ith 179 pas- d irom the west entrance to Buck's Hi Alderman Voonzrs was in favor of the appropriation of | Xe., the discussion closed, to the great disappointment | Tay Commmss1oNERs OF EMIGRATION ReMoven.—The office | Trcy jail, on Wednesday night presented some | :enzers, to F Karck. Experienced he on the pas. 4 W. * $10,000; he believed the association a very trustworthy | of the audience, who were evidently desirous of hearing rai i | person’ with « baby! tre, Heokinbon tae besa in | tage ttove Noat and ce ithtas Heap (NE point of Hog Island) bears syom the body, and the best medium ot distributing it. more. ‘Ihe benediction was then pronounced, and the | Of t+ Commissioners of Emigration has been removed, fail over a year—Albex eat | Bark Pr ballast, to | Hat WSW; south eu of Spectecle, inland: arte Alderman Bucst was in the habit of subscribing per- | company separated much pleased and edifiec with what | within the past two or three days, from No. 76 Franklin aor y Transcript. | Tucker & Barnes. Deo 9, Edw jacanckling second | a dn SW. iy W, distant) miles — + sonatly to the aasociation for years past, but he waa | they bad seen and heard street o $1 Anthony. The building now occupied by | wo Men Ki Hac George Swag: | quarter rail overboard and was lost. He has ® mother and, ‘Tio middie ofthe western entrance to Buck’s Harbor averse to the increased appropriation. He thought $10, — them bas been leased ata rent of about four thousand | | WO MEN KILLED IN LOUISVILLE S| sister reriding at Greenport. ms the ght N by EA ts We 000 sufficient for present purposes Police Intelligence. dollars It was formerly used as a church of some des- | gert, Wr, Erbecland and Joseph S-hall, fell from | "Hark Spirit of the Times (ir), Martin, Babia, 42days.with | 11 astern, qttrance SE by B24 N, distant 214 miles. Alderman Wakxwax thought the amendment of the cpa NAee a ne ETI One tcrpsicad iae: cription, and will accommodate at least five hundred , tbe top of @ ) ouee in Louisville, on the 18th inst., | gon poke syrer ship Bald ae Nova Mas 4S Ny Ton SS | pein a small berthy the course ia ESE, leating th Nov 14, lat i103 8, i i | Xy: | . . t “ i oe i i wong Ledge, mi $20,000, he would vote for it. Mr. 11. N. Fisurr then delivered a poom, entitled “The | Fire Marshal arrived just aa the fire was extinguist abeot brass, kettles, wire, buttons, &c. ‘There are | "UA Re LOMater Gas az aays, | deat lomiides 1etis wbout hall au acre: in extent, six copper works, containing seven rolling mills h cotton, &c, to master, Deo 1%, lat 30, lon 79, wi and three smelting farnaces, in the States. | ship Shakespeare, from New Orleans for Liverpool en PAT adr GE A fer ects Meagber oes 3 ‘ ‘Ship Jane E Walsh (of Yarmouth), Yorke, New Orleans, Innana ands Dias antes: open Ss 5 Hap ty length, oad wis h Island und the west end of Pickering’s Island are you ate up with the le ning tor Buck's Harbur, to clear the led Cupe Rouiere, bound to the eastward, to clear | with mdse, to Nesmith & Sons \ | | she atsiatince, V At present, and if the vote was for $50,000 instead of being suflorated by the smoke. Ty 1,000 tena being dispored of in the manufacture of Ship Apbrodite (of Moston), Hardie, Havana, 20 days, with | #0¥ti point of Spectacl | | { | | | | phil; nthropy. The $10,000 appropriation could be passed ‘The grand jury have, the present term, twice indicted | ghed isin course of construction on the premises and e other severely injured. to-uight, signed by the Mayor in the morning, and put police Justice Clark—once for neglecting his duty, and | will be used during the summer. parr tat into immediate service for relief. He thought that the men who were parties to granting sixty theasaad spirit licenses in this city had much to anawor for—they had but geaated permits to manufacture paupers. He hoped Alderwan of the Sixth ward (Howard,) was mistaken | persons. In addition to the building itself, a wooden | by which accident the two former were killed und Ton, 32 Lk signaling abip Black leges on th and and Pulpit Ledge and Howard, 'ymph,’? stecring So loth, spoke ship “voral,” of New ~ Bedtora, under jury toremast, bound to Kio Janeiro. of lalaad, once for refusing to take a complaint. The facts in the | ea ra | _ Naw Your Rowpres Anugsten—William H. Gil- ; With Cornelis, Ward, Havana, Deo 9, with anxar, Ac, to which revembles. pulpit, and has about 6 teet at low case appear to be theve:—One John Kiernan was arrest- The Sons of the Republic. dersleeve and Cba'les D. Conklin, two fast y.ung | Bark Almeida, Williams, Apalachicola, 20 days, with oot ard ledges lie about 13¢ mile to the SE by E from the ; ed on election day and taken before"this magistrate, who INDEPENDENCE COUNCIL NO. 1. men from New York, were arrested at the circus | top. toD Richards. Bapiricnced nee racee Pi, 30 days, | light. There isa chaunel iuside of theeo ledges which ta eel tue Spe mad ne a eatioted with ae es io refused to entertain the complaint, and discharged the , Am a*sociat:un bearing the above title has been orgar- piped see ohhh beating the deiver | i. ballast, to Moller & Riera. ideas "| dom eee see sare fF bringing up with thom is Capt yy tin uw) yj i coach. — Transcript, Dec. ‘i 3 January or February to grant an additional sum tor the | prisoner from custody. The complainant not being sat- beso a peep rea eae bed ® hun. a. vere Howe joston Transcript j Neuvitas, 18 days, with logwood, was 8 tyra splaanaye in singe. IES same purpose | isfied with Mr. Clark's proceedings, applied to the grand in to afford relief to Americans Le Ae A \ ; Alderman Witiiaw TecKxn was oppose to the amend: | jury, who indicted both the magistrate and Kiernan. | out of employmext. The first anniversary meeting of | Swatt, Pox 1x QurEN Awn’s County, Manyianp. | Tland, 22 days. with potatoes, ¢ iP ard of ti ‘ i les, which must be loft on the starboard han: Almbe (of Thomaston), Norwalk, Prince Edward | $04, she tench. Vessols coming by Hog island “th no Isiand, 16 days, with | 0n# NE course. Vessels coming by Cape Rosicre, ., A 2, i % oud ting Conder’s point, 1 weetern ‘The question being put, the amendment of Alderman | he second indictment in for refusing to take a com. | the society was held last evening at 8 o'clock P. M., at ‘The Centreville Herald says tbat this frizhtful | ,uano, to Benner & Drake. berry etre sew Sh a Howard was lost sia of Sto 9. Laint against one Patrick McFarland, who was charged | the rooms No. 41% Broaiway. 1. W. Parkes presided | disease prevails to some among the free co- ml ie Aree pene. Maitland, (NS, 10 days, mith | ee eee eee ar the eh oe arepecees extent " 0 went oved that the appropriation be | With stea!ing a horse from Hiram Daniels on the 28th Yored people in Spaniard’s Neck, a few miles from | send. », eae den | to ‘he northward of the Triangle between which and e158 000, rete of $10,000, wiltniece alr iene Vit... The magistrate in this case also is alleged to have | "D4 Mr. Serol. 8. Brower offlointed as secretary. Chaun- | that town, ga rice, tovVan Brunt fslaght. | Deo ith, WR ed eke | Bucks harbor, on worth, store ot the harbor, there is good The origival appropriation made by the Counciuen | : iAcbarged the accused without giving the case a proper | °eY Schaffer addressed the society on the “exigencies of —--—-- ’, Jom 74 88, experienced heavy gales from the NW, | Water and treo from dangers, for $10,060 was then put by the chair and carried unani nvestigation. McFarland was alse indicted, and last | the times.’’ Messrs. McIntire and Morten also spoke A Sracs Rovre To rar Pactric—A meeting was | vith severecold. Thes it (eishiag onchee off Sal er rs a wolorably high Gist at » vening was arrested by officer Spicer,and committed by | In addition to this there was some singing by Me held in St. Louis on the 16th inst., for the purpose 8 lok both Sakes o board | Aha Bayard’s Point, whten shold be’ given a reed ects he Court of Sersiona to await trial. Hone were adopt | of taking into consideration the establishing of be, and preceeding up the river on y good bork Brower and Scott. The fcllowing resolutions were adopt | aking into consi e iz a ith lar 1 homs water w: rd ai ering —_ oye to the NE, and anchor in a good har- , concur if . ic . { vF called Pleasant Co an a JHE LATE HEAVY ROBBERY, OF MONEY, DRAFTS, | o4, and an they fully explain the object of the associa | daily atage Iie between Missouri and California. It bound to ick, continue the 8, E. course about 336 point, = @ PROPRIATION FOR THE ALWSHOUSR YOR 1855. The report of the Committee of Finan with the Councilmen to advance to the Journ to meet on Tuesday next, at five o'clock. | ting atalaiger beer saloon, on the corner of Tryon a h 60 3 ; E 3 ‘s — ——_—__— jles trom the bit we until the village of Sedgwick of the Almshouse, in anticipation of the apppropria DEEDS, ETC. tion, we append them:— | Williamburg City News. bry? i rvndinen eidiag: vor cian caren ee rt mat é Y e * I | ay thi ditio in opened by the rance to the harbor, bearing to the | tiow for 1855, the sum of $129,000, to be applied bythem | We noticed, a day or two since, the robbery of Dr. | Whereas, Thereare societies of various nationalities, | At the meeting of the Corson couseil Thurntay ove- | REMTALS AM, wenged anchor sal zoceded ap tectrie, | N- ds, when haul in and anchor 4 of © mile from tie en. | to the payment of immediate demands on that depart- | ohn J. Updegraff, of Spring street, of a wallet contain- | whose object and purpose it is to grant assistance to . a be arr at quarantine three miles below Para sam bi ee pore Sot ment, waa received and concurred in. ng money, notes, drafts, deeds, &c., to the value of | their countrymen residing or being tem ly in our | "ing, a lengthy discussion arose on the introduction of | 15, lat 9 , lon 78 20, experienced wick) 2 of smile lee 8 fees Tore, enteense te Bote. geet ory bbe gO iteekernenises pNrvare ee hada | city;and whereas, It is not known to us that any associa- | a resolution to approve the bond and sureties of Mr. | ¢artied aw: aed if Toct at water om it, at low water, With the exception ot r Alderman Mor? mo that when this !y adjoura a 000, by some parties with whom he was sit- | ticn'exists for the charitable relief of the native born | Demas Strong, who claims to be elected Collector of dam: this ledge, the north shore is pretty bold to the head of the Wilmington, NC, exclusively; and whereas, It is wellknown that from | i} Reach, Carried, . ‘ | the i " | taxes and assessments, when further proceedings were r ‘The Deer Island side of the reach is not so bold until THE CLERKS OF POLICE COURTS. | Yow and Chatham street. The property, with the ex. | ee Ee a eto ee aan oe Ee bheT ead temmake | suddenly cut abort by some wag turning off the cas, ant | Schr Moroder, Harton, Wilminee NG Sass th Bayard's Point, when veosels may treat Alderman WAKEMAN moved that the subject of the | ception of $500in notes on the Honesdale Bank, of | {dt societies, the assistance extended to the meceesitons | during the darkness the Board was left without a | Schr Ben, Zuil, Wilminzton, NC. 8day ea Tice ocala, of the sroamivent appointment of police clerks be made the subject for con. | Pennsylvania, and a deed for 3,000 acres of land on the | must be very limited; and it being inconsistent with the | qvoTum? Sour Hentico, Chester, Richmond, ¢ days. lodges well out irom tue abere se f | ileration at the next meeting, and that the Mayor be | Mississippi river, was found on the morning ‘after the | characteristic independence of Americans to importune | ‘The managers of the Children’s Aid Society are making | invited to attend on that occasion. i siatenee| robbery by Mr. Tobias Burke, of Montague Hall, Brook- | for charity, whereby itis feared many families Lea Re | preparations to hola a festival on New Year's day, at | Alderman HERRICK moved, as an amendment, that the | lyn, onone of the Catharine street ferry boats, and | sons of the mechanical and industrial classes must suf- | the Old North American. Contributions of caker, board now proceed'with the nominations in pursuance ot | taken to his residence. On looking over the papers on | fer extreme hardship during the present season, and | confectionery, gift books, &c.,"for this object, will be = ee already received from the Mayor on the following dey be saw & report nd Soe robbery, and whose merit and circumstances demand the active sym- { ceived by Richard Trussell, No. 11 Washington pla le 2 J | immediately over the wallet and ita contents to | pathy of all charitable hs iT At present there are about 75 children ia the sch Alderman Howanp explained why he voted against the | Justice Wood. Mr. Updegraff, on learning that most of | fellow ooatite waits thercfore be it Mk aa eee increase of about 40 since Thankegiving. may er. It bound for the Reach, continue 8. E. for a red, bare ledge, with round stones On it, called Torry’s Cast! ° ledge’ lies off the west point of the western Torry’s island, and the water is bold on either side. {t must be loft on the and, continuing te the § for » bluff, rocky point at stern extremity of the Reach. » will be necessary to look out for a ledge which is some- eS St Patriok, amendment. It was because he was present when the | his property bad been recovered, tendered a handsome | Resolved, That a committee be appoint | { pag seed Zisible at low water, called Conory’s which former invitation was handed to the Mayor, and when | present to the finder, which was'declined. On the back | rations %e be decolea va tine eet nee fellcit do. ai ue from Liverpool: bark Gertend pips iekatss: Webern oe 'tsland he toret up, Burned st, and said it wan an idvult, || ofthe missing deed the mame of John J. Upiegrat! is | poor. port, Ei also a brig ands foreiga | Deer island. To gore Eaton's house in range with The Pmanpint That ‘was certainly very reapectful to | endorsed. The particn accused of the robbery were | | Retolved, That a committee be appointed to make ail | On Thurnday, Deeember #1, by the Rev. J. B. Wakeley, pustboat Ju Torry's Castle, Eaton's house is the Arst one won’ to the the members of this 5 brought before Justice Wood yesterday afternoon for | necessary inquiry as to the worthiness of persona ap- | at the residence of the bride’s mother, No. 50 Market ark, and one brig, unknown. eastward of Bayard’ int 4 ‘The motion of Alderman Herrick was lost, and the re solution of Alderman Wakrmax adopted. A. sourned to Tuesday. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. The Board assembled at five o'clock yesterday alter- examination. plying for relief, and to have power to extend the assint- | street, Mr. Oscar G. FowLrR to Mies Mancanet A., daugh- ance required by the necessity. ter of the late Hiram Hurd. | E; meridian, do; sunset, NW. CHARGE 01 SE 2 | phir ty dau aa Resolved, That the co-operation of our citizens, gene- | _ On Wednesday evening, December 20, by the Rev. Mr. i fore named, called _ ill be Ieit on the port nd two-thirds of the tear the lower end of the 7 . Memoranda. A German, named Gustavus Herbrandt, keeping an | rally, favorable to the above object be solicited, and that | Beach, Mr. JouN Hana to ANNA, eldest daughter of | A shipin the ship gard of Mz Dinamore, Bath, war sold by way te thpcone ae, office in Greenwich street, was yesterday arrested by | the committee have power to acd to their numbers as | Thos. Warren Cartwright, all of thia city. quction by the US Marshal, 20th, for $15,000. JH McLellan, | Rekch or ‘* Dutch City,” it will be necessary to keep a by them deemed advisable. In Brooklyn, by Rev. Chas. H. Whitecar, Tuomas F. | Eeq, purchaser. good lookout for ledgen which lie of * Dutch City,” uaa Committee to solicit donations—L. W. Parkes, G. W. | Swxer, of Brooklyn, to Sanam ANN Lovisa Watkins, for- | lauxcurp—At Damariscotta léth inst, by Col Cyrus Cot. | sbout midway, known as Half Tide Rocks, being visible as Morton, Jesse C. Wood, Jas. V. Gold, 8.8. Brouwer, Sr., | merly of Bristol, Eng. ter, s bark of about 450 tons, owned by the builder, and | balf tide. S. 8. Brouwer, Jr., Jesse Ludlam, Dr. C. Kiersted, Wm. | In Philadelphio, on Thureday morning, December 21, | MQNTE 2. Merrill.and Henry Keon ee oe Hewitt, Frederick Brown; John M. Morriaon, Treasurer. | by the Rev. Samuel A. Clark, J. B. Etuorr, M. 0., of | ‘“aetlibwe pe he south point of Harbor Brooklyn, N. Y., to Lime A. daughter of H. Mullikin, | den recently, by ‘Mr D K Arey, = ship of 675 | for Mahony's Island, leaving Eeq., of the former place. a | Jed the Maverick, owned by Mesgre Nickerson & Co, | bevnd to Blue Hill, Eviaworth, ston, the builder, and Capt Thomas Ellis, who is to Ms, ick Lignr Hovss Inspector, Pi Sergeant Manafield, of the Lower Police Court, charged noon, purduant to adjournment, the President, FE. J. | with false pretences, en complaint of Mr. Francis Lenk, Brown, ia the chair. The roll was called, and the min- | residing at Washingtonville, N. J. It appears that the ‘utes of the last meeting read and approved, after which | accused represented to Mr. Lenk that he had connection the following were read for the third time and pasied:— | with firms doing business in various European ports, Report of Committee on Streeta—In favor of regulating , 9d was authorized to receive money to be forwarded. to Jersey City News. . Z : ‘them. Mr. L., believing this statement, gave him $54 | THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC AND THE CARSON LEAGUR. ae 7 aaa | com ad her. . and paving Fortieth street, between Fourth aml I*ting- | to send to Germany, fo: the purpose of paying fora | ‘The spirited contest now going on in Jersey City, be- Died. 1 At Freeport. Me, 13th inft, by Me Weite, a fine ship of abt Bybee seo ; dan deenees. passage to thix country for his wife, 700 tons, not yet named, owned by parties in Frei At Honolulu Nov 9 India, Stranburg, NB, oil not stated. and now charges | tween the Carson league and the liquor sellers, is the | On Thursday, December 21, Gronor Bnoaproor, a ma. | Captain’ Jassa Pettengill, of Westbrook, who will ii that the = ry in favor of regulating that the money was never sent, and that the represen principal topic of interest among ite citizens. Notwith. | ti¥e of Scotland, in the 32d year of hia age. hee. eport, m1 Report of Committee on Streets ‘ command tations made to bim by the accused were false. Justice The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | ee a Sean oe ane dowalk of West street, between Spring and Cuarlton | Bogart committed the accused for trial. | standing the liquor sellers have been closely besieged | attend the funeral, from his Inte residence, Fighth ave- 2 COUNTERFEITING. and many of their places closed, they resist with much | nue, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets, | Spoken. Scbe Jolia Maria, of Tremont, 12 days from Portemonths for Trinidad, Nev 28 (corrected) lat 2g Loe Foreign Ports. . arm, Alexan ANcosruRa—In port Nov 25 schr Sullivan, Austia, for N Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips—In . 4 . , York; bark Mystery, Taylor, 5: 4 N serma: | . | this afternoon, at one o’clock. | York; bark Mystery, Taylor, Smyri * cGaal aing pier foot of Amos street, North river. Abraham jewman, a German, was yeaterday arrested | spirit the charges made against them, and, as yet, Se. On Friday, Deeember 22, Writuax T. ATwoon, printer, | Fa. i : York, Idg. In the , brig Caura, Keppen, . by officer De Binder, of the Third district police court, bastopol has not fallen! Victory appears to perch alter- aged 35 years. | eo pelos Lew: Walsh, Jacksonville; Evergreen, NYork; At the Guano bt a abt Deo ship : caplet : Report o/ Committee on Streets—In favor of removing | charged with having feloniously passed a counterfeit $5 nately upon the banners of each party, and each claim | "His friendn are respectfully invited to attend the fune- | A@erem Bale de. os usiones from N¥ork pump, and covering well, corner of Leroy and Hudson , yin on the Merchants’ I i | present and prospective success. At present the liquor { ral services, at his late residence, No. 140 Norfolk street, | for Portland. atrvets, ManurFlannelly, of 387 Fast twelleh steece) Wig fun | tellers are exulting over what they consider to be a com. | to-morrow afternoon, at half past four o’clock, : - Report of Committee on Wharves, Piers andSlips—In ther alleged that in June last the accused passed a simi. | Plete triumph. Counset for the liquor sellers have con- On Friday morning, December 22, Rxsecca SkipMoRs, tavor of repairing pier foot of Fighty-sicth street, Fast | af bill, But subsequently redeemed it. He was held by | tended that their clients could not legally be prosecuted | wife of Ishmael Guyer, in the 27th year of her age. | REY WEST, Dee S—Are Now 2 brig Hera. Hyves, N York WH jays, ldg. West Coast of Africa—in port 30 ship Vi - for leeward soon; brig maby Weegee, done. Cove bo 16 dark Buckeye, raat, for Mon- Salem few days. pyNE—Going in Nov 11 brig Boston, Fisk, from Salem " Justion Wood to avait exatgination. for a second offence, unless it were committed after the | _ The relatives and friends of the family, and those of Tancaih.a n= 6s: ivibs2 Weis AUG hieas, freee ver. T Report of Committee on Streste—Ia favor of regulating CHARGE OF GRAND LARCENY pn orca oI By on IM lin Mer Bag Piensa hanna OR de gfe {tnd ald 24 for Mobil; ‘Dec Beamer | And for NYorkS dayn; I . Manson, Neier of Commattton om Stroste—t : RAD NY. at after establishing the fact of one offence, other of- | more, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, to- | Jorn, New York: 2d, brigs Sidolia, Hicks, Washing. (ene oe on an ea ee eo cetstie Rin ee , Two Germans, named Moritz and Harris Levi, brothers, fences committed subsequent to that one, but previous | morrow morning, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, ‘DC; Hamlet, Carr, Philadel dereon, | phia, arr Nov 26, dlog: S-masted sohr “C King, Report of Committe on Fire Department—tIn favor of to the conviction, may be tried as and lird of, | No. 462 Greenwich street, corner of Desbrosees street,” | ‘Mobile; U 8 scbr Active, Liew m 2 -Arr' Nov 49 brig “‘Lucille,”” Norfolk. patie to house of Engine Company No. 50. were yeaterday arrested by officer De Binder, of the | foacey, or as counteinar Toews, ta the telale his | ” On Friday ‘morning, December 22, MARGARET, wife of | it Favai—in port Nov 18 brig Ada, from Newport, Committee on Fire epartment—In (avor of Third district yoliee court, charged with stealing a wal- | have occurred thus far, a worrant haa deen issued imeach | Jobn C. Cobanke. . | yr NYork, repg; tchr Susan Hall, Kilbora, from Pro- wn abt Oct 17, ar Lith. Nevviras—In port Dec 3 barks Clarissa, M’Ber and for NYork 15 days; Indiana, Young, do for Orinoco, ——. for do 2. ew truck for Hook and,Ladder company No. 4. wuilding ¥ ‘of Committee on Fire Department—In tavor of ‘The friends of the family, the members of Harrison | Union No. 2, D. of T., Lady Putnam Chapter No. 4, D. of America, Cohota Lodge No. 137, and Mount Hebron En- let containing $45 in gold coin, the property of Benjamin bp ba Aba ee hist eel each offender were Friedenburgh, who occupied apartments in the same | Of one date. The case of H. Rathbone was before the Re- house with them at No. 411 Broome street. On search. | corder’s Court on Tuesday, R.D. McClelland, Jr., City At- from 3 to house of Howe company No. ! § Herald, Luce, arr at pe pene Report Rio J, of reducing the salary of map clerk. deo, to load for NYor! A | ‘port of Committee on Salaries and Offices——In favor t i ick ‘ana—In port Now 24 brigs G ite ing tt ser, Basris 1 : | torney, appeared in behalf of the city, and R. Gilchrist, | campmoent No.1, I. 0. 0. F., Sylvan Grove Lodge No. 275, a rick man atthe Marine , vf edcing the ga'arieg of Fice Wardens. oc paying | found in hisyocher, Voth’ of the accused were taken | 37, 0F Jersey City, and Me. Grover. of Newark, appeared | F. A. M., Columbian Grove No. 8, U. 0, D., and Excelsior | , Theschr Hasard. Sanders, arr the samme day, 15 days from | lot disr-tee dltatgit atom tone Vora Telsage ioe Bere peeport ot the Comittee vn Police—Ia favor of pasiag | Sefore Justice Weod, amd committed for tral, These | oF the defendant.” The case was closely contestel, and Chapter No. 28,0. U. A., are respectfully invited to at- | Noy York. wit wc tense aredeeh inte Benen trina | ton aust idayt ecb’ Abby Forest, Smith: frou and for Bartow — toon renilered during “he | men were arrested, afew days since, for shoplifting in | bs Te ee tae, commalied Jugs. Og. | tend thei funeral, to.eere ateeen, ot two orclock, | tumber and * fo ie i ZorS days. In the river 2th’ an Ain fore and aft sake M : a4 | den, now presi in the Essex county Court, at New- | from ber late lence, No. li) reet, withou' ry Of Committee on Salaries and Oftices—In favor | Canal street. }a ‘Although sustained in mostof hi sitions by the | further invitation. i: ‘ Jaxrino—Arr Nov brig Dolphin, Colby, Montevi- | , ‘ judge, the Recorder decided on W On Friday morning, December 22, after a short illness, - eo Resolution for paving Broadway, between Fourteenth Brooklyn City News. seecult oF toad informality orillesalty , dinmiae toe Wis WiLiawsos, of thie city. ag ss the Admiralty Court | pot NCMAGS. gehy ‘Waridans, Yor Tih, pan pp ‘ote, and Forty recond strecis, with Hvigian pavement. DraTH hy FALLING INTO 4 Tun oP ScaLvive WATER— | cane of Rathbone. It in also said that all of the other | His rciatives and friends are respectfully invited to | ‘tre brig : i : ee ot orn ire eed nod Sity dollata to remate, | AD inquest wax held yesterday by Coroner Ball, upon Ue Howert flawt for injuries received while performing | the body of a child three years of age, named Charles fire duty. : | B. Moser, whose parents reside at No. 23 Front street, Acting under the advice of the City Attorne: taken to Greenwood. nt M ee Ot Corn tee eee eeniding house and ee, | Which came to ite death by falling headlong into a tub | corte are mot added to the penalties. ‘The liquor sellers | On Thursday Morning, December 21, Twowas Wruizaw a melog 8 +h a ing mt of scalding het water. The mother was in the room at | Case ree afi $ Lad have paid as Tigeee coe 7 ciaih te ete viitean, & M Ha} vy | the time but was 4 red im washi Jothes, but did ines and costs to the and which amount to about ia funeral wi ¢ place frem his residence, No. i leski a making up- p4. fC, At to wg oh ad of | not observe that the child was sear the tub antil the | $4,000, a : unt to avout | 6 West Twenty-third street, to-morrow afternoon, at iokee per heuer SBS bas eon towed Tp to | Ene ithe former master, SLaete. BS, Seve ottene hed Se Report of Committe s . will, te-day to }, Monrovia. to ue placed on the Battery tive | accident bad occurred. It survived buta short time | Ne ee err cemna Ai Soaks Wor; Sma thih sons const sire tale tion, st stave SB tons wood, p abip Continent (of NBedford), Het, ladelphia, attend his funeral, to-morrow morning, at half past nine | with a cargo of neti foe the pouenoe et the use aot cart Willett ant will be had after the helida: o'clock, from Mr. Shannen’s, No. 1 " ey. “She will return to Jackeonville and load with lumber County Court, which will commence next week, is | tween Grand and Broome streets. His remains will be | ter Philadelphi eva: hae complaints have been qui en] Franklin, for sale; ships Louie : wim eaten ee amber oe Make nae en, Cane Day, from New Orleans for | * rom do, (Probably from tre A StrHna Lronicin port Ove 29 bark 8 WiNeek, Towne, Personal Intelligence. fterwards. A verdict was rendered in accordance, by | to salary of Assistant Auditor. | the Oe Pi, » by | th ‘onsign Eeq. a to inapect ty Resolution to place two oi! lamps in front of Methodist | ‘Ne Coroner ® jury. : Bt, Nicholas. —Fx. @overeys it cE ae se are invited toattend his fuuers), to-morrow | NetiPe he should be canlked from the waterways | ai coal total in » week for Permeesios . Kpiscopal church in Sixty-sevemth street, near Broad: | A Twist Nwcwwsans.y Teesvovep.—The City Court, | watiey nd lady Broteee ene tin eeenat one o°clock, from his late residence, No. 000, | Sati. St Mantrs'e—In port Nov 31 brig Gasslle, Willis, from pea nd Gaeta favor of | TAS" Greenwood presiding, assembled yesterday to cou- | Garret, Baltimore; A. iche Dolosine te the Ilenabonss Board a4@ emplored in, |. CArenne Nov Ul, fet Turks Islends ene Bate. on Lampe ai en oF tinue the trial of Owen Maloney, om an indictment for | Barnes, Boston; Com. Parker, U ; Wednesday, December 20, of consumption, Mra. snpplying e oad ea evening of Home Ports. Com ; } ‘ % UL ; : "| 6th. “A very heavy atorm prevented boarding her yeel m pasts reetctioc car cootio buildings. | cadilarceny in stealing » dog. The court was od | ¥! A; Wales, Detroit; George Lemist, Boston; W. | Many Axy Dinas, widow of Philer D. H. Dibble, late San- | to'sgcertata ber name, clearance, ae. Sn Se ersAY |, BOSTON Are Dea Zl soles Fieh “V Deusen, Newburg; John F. | dy Hook pilot. | aw A. ‘Alba co Resolved, That the Clerk of the Common Council be, | journed to this day from Friday of last week,'in cone | Oicott, ainany Lynch: Syracuse: Capt. Austen, Bog: | _ The frients and relatives of the family are respectfully | | PHILADELPHIA, Deo 22/4 PM—Arr bark Fatth 1 peewee tia bine’ ee land; 8. F. ete {he Comm ; foots Sak tedaay or otaatden | Wee cher tod hes to meee we ety ena) 4 nd the funeral, to-morrow morning. at ten | Londo Clare’ Jane, Gray, Calais; Native A bigs 7 » , - | make a e, and there im pros- | ; wal Ames, dc. F : ae. | a a: ss Te, t , Sin othe ante re! opr ack | Scie wrt NT Se wwe | RRR EAT mie, a Ca ea | 1 ae Deemer, Te MMI a a a daar Beat arly pe Betrs aa td 7 oe ‘oales, Toronto. ith year of his age. - bs te Men nab, fe Roade shi diaman, Middlesex, Bloomer, aad as may be by him n ry for the | kencrany, axD CAPTURE oF OVE OF THE THrevES,—An i ‘The relatives and frienda of the family, and those of rk, reported by teleeraph a ashore ab Roada ships Tn i orias , Report of Committee on , Piers and Slips—In | Clason, im Degraw street, on Thureday night. On leaving | Hyde Park, W. W. Warren, Boston: B. Mivtomertow afwernoon, at three o'clock, from hinlate | MuUMweaga Uh team umm |G BASTTPORT—Sid, Dee 19 ship James Litletald, otter, favor of grainting permission to John Mi Dodi qn others: | the premises they were detected and purued by offer Tertad vistas een cpeaen Mentcoee, Fs residence, No. 217 Broome street. His remains will be arhiehead hater, is stated ja the’ Solem Recieker te ware | ee ese Met ger Dec 1 orie Ober New to build between Fifty and Fitty third | Dougherty, of the Third district police, who succeeded | Bergen, ‘Troy, N. ¥ mda Whitney Bosions GD. | taken to Beitpert, |. L,, for interment. | diteharged sbont 100 oarks palm oil upto PM20th. Anoth: | Yorks rebe Munrén, do. Ti pore Teh eee en r yee : ft payi in capturing one of them, named John Wikon, and | iene Chicago, Ill. A. W. Ra Columbus, Ga. J, | _.08 Friday rmber’22, Sanus, only daughter of Cor- | sr lighter mas at hand, snd howd the weather continue th: | Chase, for New Yerk. . Report of Committee on Streete—In favor of Paring J locked him up. In his posession was found a number ori Rickessed . Ransom, jambs, Ge.; nelius and Rebecca F. Shade, in the 7th year of Fy reves ahent all the cargo would besnved., ‘The vesset will PHILAD} ie Ar 21, PM, steamer M Sandford, B Brady for loss on*contract for paving Highth street, | of srticies which he had stolen (rom the howe , Va. The friends of the family are requested to attend w lost. The C was» good vessel, 240 tone, Seoifora. New 7 Cid bark Lona R Davis (aon Howe ; * petites rt lar ih i ildi 1m Richmond, £c, in steamship Roasoke-Wm C Bren- | funeral, this afternoon, at one o'clock, from No. 67Di- — Banx Twos E Baxtrn, which Nev Orleany im Petition of John Anderson and others to have steam INCENDIARY Fink. —A fire was discovered im a building , Mies H Blackadar, Mise C reckaw, Rdamesand | inerel, thie ainahs Teeee Saas ee Toy 9 x Ars Deo shld tay wedd di-continued on Fourth avenue, below Forty secon’ | occupied as a butcher shop, on the corner of Jobnson ee, ie seen. Hee BM Hore, Be Lhe y 4 On Friday morning, December 22, CHantorrs:P., relict | *',"nich Insted till nigh STORTLARD- a Deo 29 bari sak Ay nH fa i street, | and Car) streets, about 3 o'clock yesterday morning. ft, stove Mre Srepueed, of the ba r Amerman, in the 6&th year of her age. A Mise The ordinance to authorize the ivsue of bonds upon . children and , HC Granbury, JJ Law, latives and friends of the family are respectfully ~ Pi contracts payaiie by ansorsments. ia pursuance of the {he policemen on the beat broke open the door, and | ‘Jey iiwMary Smith, Capt Wg ganna iavisterees | tare tteet tae fenecal on, Mosiay eftarsoon, sf Lip ovennesrin TCHMOND—Sia Dee 20 schrs Thos Waloett, Bourne; set of the Legislature, passod April 16, 1962, was made | [Duty ihe Ate Minding ‘ramen before much ¢ had e Sanrecn ef ~ | half past one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 1,021 | panx Lonrrro Finn, before reported lost, struck on Mit- Deo 16 sehr Florence, Bridges, NYork; the special order for Tuesday. | Sas — ing the flames re muc! ‘s An Uniccny ELoremmwr—- Near Amberatbur, way, without further invitation. Her remains the 26th wilt. Si bound from Delfh ow, from ) Charleston: ‘When the question on the adoption of the report in mdone. Officers Phillips and Quigley, of the S Canada, a few days ‘8 man was cloping with a | il! be conveyed to Greenwood. | cargo of 10,000 bushels of salt, rs Marthe —i Leey selation to the widening of Albany streeticame up, and | district police, arrested two men on suspicion of being | m0 few Cats. Sat nN a ne wits | Ga Friday, December 20, TwOMAS F. Chmit, aged 28 jargees waa put, several of the audience hissed and indulged 1a | the incentiaries. The title mech her instant | 7¢8t#,, native of county Cavan, Ireland. | other marks of disapprobatton. Mr. Mather made a Tar Commoy Covxct, —This body now holds nightly neck was Tis friends and acquatatances, and those of his bro- motion Ubat the Sargeant r persons who might be detected in inter- cedings of the Bewrd, 4 ton cas pul Me Kengedy made a few t-arms be directed to arrest | sessions, in order to finish up the business of the past death; the man a fracture of the leg, and | thers, Michael and James, are respectfully invited to at- ive the new Board a fair field t) legislate for | Wes taken to s in Amberstbarg, where his | tend ‘his faneral, to.morrow afterncon, “hom o'clock, | esta of the enlarged city. order of | wife is now kindly attending b'm, in ‘u'filment of | from the residence of his cousin, No 222 Plizabeth «into opera‘fon on the Ist of January, (855. Ter opm riage vow. f treet. total foes, The vessel wad oargs ‘New OW.” Capt Close (not Chase), mate m f iar Dee Sela a rerk; sehr { wed here esterday from N in Wee , iets favrahlctartemc as | Sot Rate, rts, Gy Som ee videnes; 1844, and owned at St Georges, Me. ft ‘: before reported ashore below per drag te <f Salinas, © ite wait Raltimeres Peesenden, Hoo} Pro Bevning, Naga sth ply etver Ibe YG onthe oe be pe egeted np the PET a Org Sheprrd,