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376 AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL. Triumph of the Collins Steamers, WHIRTY-TAIRD CONGRESS, BECOND SESSION. Semnte. Wasuiaroy, Feb. 16, 1855. ‘TOE DIPLOMATIC AND CONBULAR REFORM BILL, Mr. Mason, (dem.) of Va., from the Committee on Fo- reign Relations, reported back the House bill remodel- Ling the Diplomatic and Consular system of the United Btates. {TUE PRIVATE CALENDER—THR PRIVATEER GEN, ARMSTRONG, Mr. Wap, (ree soil) of Ohio, moved to take up, from ‘the present point in the calendar, such private bills only as were likely to encounter no objection. Rejected. Mr. Sewarp, (free soil) of N. ¥., moved to commence as above with the beginning of the calendar. Rejected. Agreeably to the motion or Mr. Jonxs (dem.) of Iowa, submitted few days since, the Senate then proceeded to the reconsideration of the vote, wheraby the bill for the relief of the claimaats of the private armed brig General Armstrong was laid on the table. He stat that by agreement between the friends and opponents of the Ait thousand dollars was to be appropriated to the captain officers avd crew o! the Armstrong, instead of the present appropriation, which is for the benefit also of the owners of that vessel The motion to reconsider was then apreed to—yeas, 23; nays, 22; and the bill afterwards laid on the table, by'a vote of yeas, 24; nays, 23. The fenate then proceeded to take up the private ca- lendar, and consider the bills seriatum according to the rulea The bill for the relief of Captain Phillip F, Voorhies, for expenses incurred iv transportiny a diplomatic agent, was disoussed and laid on the table, by a vote of 29 to 5 lement of tho claim of Richard W. 8 briefly discussed, and_ thea post- poued for or A Dill was to pay Overton Love twenty-four hundred dollars and Joan Guest or his legal representa. tatives thirteen hun’ re’ dollars, the value reepectively, ofceriain tlaves whico were stolen from the Chickasaw Indians by certain'waite persons, from the State of Texas, by) 81 yens to 10 nays Abi! was then passed unanimously appropriatiag nred and ove thousand dollars to White Marsh B Seabrools, Jo eph Whalsy, and others, for themselves, and for the’ heirs of tae officers and members of the Bdirto Company of South Carvlina, for services during the Isst wor with Great Britsis, "This company, con- sisting of sixty-four men, was composed of gentlemen of wealth and reapectatili'y, who, as Senator Butler said disdained to ask any remuneration of Congress for the:r services during the war, and for building a fort on the Is- land of Kdisto, but some of the beira are now in reduced circumstances, snd the whole joined in making request for the governinent t> pay the sum stated, being the ac- tual’ expeure cf building the fort constructed by the order of Colone! Bloodgood. Adjourned. House of Representatives. Wasuineroy, Fe). 16, 1855. THE COLLINS MSHIPS. ‘The House went iato committee on the Mail Steamer Appropriation bill, Mr, Olds’ amendment, offered yes- terday, being the pend.ng question, Mr. Kener, (whig) of N, O,, advocated the amoudment. He said the elect of withdrawing the additional allow- ence woulll be taeripple the operations of the Collins’ line and give the Cunsrd lie the yietory, and create a most unsatural contlict among our own citizens; Van derbilt, Hanson and others would be contending, while Jobn Bull would stand by, illustrating the fable of the Yion and the unicorn Sghting for the crown, while, h thought, the Cunard line would realize all the adva’ tages of the unnatural contest. The Coliins line has achieved a great triumph over British sitll, and should not be crusied now, when it is about to reap some re- muneration It was no matter of dollars and cents with him, but plighted ‘aith and national pride and honor. He waa the deci’ +d unwave ring advocate of American enterprise and ind against all competition, and especially agaivet { ympetition of our ancient ene my, whose policy bas deen ever to oppress, and whose atilihas always’ enabled them to prossoate that policy with more success than avy other nation, Mr. Breckennincs, (dem.) of Ky., proceeded to show that no breach of plighted faith was i d by the Committee on Ways and Means in repor'. the proviso to give notice to the Ce tion of extra allowance. The Collias line, a: with that of Cunard, receives more than doable bounty In reply to gentlemen who had ssid that the Collins steamers could be converted into war vessels, he pro- Bounced thisan unmitigated bumbog. He ‘examined all the operations of tbe Col'ins Line to show that it had realized a clear profit of $1,600,000 We ought to com ply with our engagemevts and then stop the system, ‘availing curselves of ex'eting stipulations to wituiraw the bounty, Commerce should be free and unfettered Dy goveanment spplisnces, The osean mails ought to be carried by private enterjrise, afterjadverNsing, as other mails are ca: Mr. Cuanprer, (whig) of Pa., (interrupted )—He said cived a statement from the balance sheet of ag aciear loss of 8854000. r. BRECKENRIDGE restimed and caured aletter from . Vanterbilt, to the Postmaster General, to be real, the mail between New rk and Liv- thy, fer $15,000 a trip, to commence sof siguiog the contract. Mr. Collins now received $33,000 a trip, and if the bounty be wita- drawn ho will be restored to $19,250. Mr. Lyon, (ind.) of N. Y., advocateé Mr, Olds’ amenément, eulogisieg the enterprise of Mr. Collias, and denied the steomers, for war purposes, were an un. mitigated Lumbug, as Mr. Bre kenriige bad declare. Mr Vanderbut offered to abanion his project, provided the Collins Company wou!d buy a vessel from him. Mc. Surra, (dem a, said he was authorised to deay say such proposition wasever made. The report yas circulated to excite unjust and unw@trentable pre- judices against Mr Vazderbilt. He appealed to Mr, beeler to ray whether Me, Vanderbilt 13 or is not a gentleman of honor Mr. Wuercen, (cem.) of N. ¥., in response, said he Angw Mr. Vanderbilt to be a mau of the highest honor integrity; andin his judgment there was no man living whe beara that character better than he Mr, Yarra, (en hig) of lil, opposed Mr Olds’ amena- ment, ard said the growing evils of bounties to steamers ought to cease. i, WASHBURN, (whig) of Me, did not view this as a qeesien of bounty, but of payment for services ren- jered the country. Mr, Corr, (dem.) of N. Y., controverted the state- ment from the Post Office Department quoted by Mr. Breckenridge, showing that, es to profits, it was remarka- bly inaccurate, Mr Vanderbilt needed no endorsement from him. Mr. Vanderbilt was one of the abl agers in the world, He had not the least hesit: declare, in his judgment, Mr. Vanderbilt could make Collar go fifty per cemt further than any other man he Ladever seen, Mr. Vanderbilt never pro J to take the place of tne Collins. He wished to get into competi tion with the Cunard line to drive it off. If Mr. Vander- Dilt's proposition was in the shape of the bill he (Cut- ting) would vote for it, but by this the Collins contract could not be affected, as it bas fi He ar- sues generally in support of the Ce The debate wa) continued for some time longet, when ‘Mc. Olds’ amendment was agreed to. Ayes 86, nes not counted The committee then rove, sud pending the question on concurring in Mr. Olds’ amendment, the House aljourned. Es Wee tives, Journal wen 16.] of rain which was ienced in this regi neaday ani Thursday, ca n unusual fresbet ia the rivers Sand small streams, and doubt- lena the cause of considerable damag>. The water rose to a higher point in the bed of the old canal than “ ever known before, overflowing the gardens and the colla: og Union and Fleet streets. Considerable inconvenience was experienced st the depot by the rise of water, aa well as around the railroad shops, but we hear of no serious damage done to property adout the cit Oa the New York road, bad od bridge near West Ha- ‘von wan washed so as to jer a portion of the track insecure, and considerable delay was experienced by the eacly trains out of the city. ‘The necessary repairs were, however, immediately made, and the road putin Redorses in time to admit the first trains from New rk to pass over it with but little delay ‘Too first train from Springfield yesterday morning ar- rived down on tims, and reported the road in good order the whole distance, with the exception of about a rod between North Haven and Wallingford, where the track was so badly washed as to compel the Dound north to use the down track. The damage has + Deen repaired On the New Lonton rosd no bat little delay experienced. Th the Cana! road The early train on the Naugatuck came through to the Juction from Waterbury all right, but above that poiat we have not yet bern informed to the state of alairs. At Derby yesterday noon, there were five feet of water upon the ‘‘causeway"’ ieadng to Birmingham and the river was rapidly rising The ice had come down ia large quantities from above, and besame dammed up at Two- nile iaiand, a ce below Derby, aud it was feared that serious results would followfunless an open- ing could be made for its passage Aj the mouth of the Housatonic river the ice had not broken Wt yesterday fternoon, and the river was unu Ligh, threatening a fearful overfiow Ths atauaber Granite State left New York yesterday morniog, and worked her way through the Sound to this city. “fie Travelier and Jersey we were at the dock lane evening, expecting to leave for New York. The har- bor here is full of broken and solid {co and it is with considerable difficulty that the boats work their way out and ‘The aural! atream which runs through Westville was @vollen yesterday to an unprecedented degree, overtlow- ing the meadows and cellars on ita bor ters; and we learn it all emall streams in this vicinity are overilowed to 2 extent beyond the memory of the oldest inhabitant. mage was done, and me may be said of Jersey City Intelligence. Then t tit Cars —Cn ‘Thursday morning Mrs. Catha- rine Murphy, residing in Broome street, New York, died of consumption, near New Brunswick, while in the I’hila bay train which arrived at Jersey City at 5 o'clock She was returning home, in company with her fon, baving been South for three months past for the bonsit of her bealth; but failing rap: dly fortwo or three weeks past, rhe was Ovming home to die. Iter son « to her when the train was near New Brunswict, an wot answering, be discovered that she was dead Aw TO rma Paciric Ratnoan.—The bill to foam the Pacific Railroad two hundred thousant dollars, for four and ix month, passed the Legislature of Mis- aousl, Tho rate of interest 18 to be six per cont—hall the amonnt hein dro at the ond of for, ant halt at the gt Oe bath eat at, NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1855. AFFAIRS AT THE STATE CAPITAL. Senate. Aupany, Feb, 16, 1855. MR. SEWARD’S LETTER OF ACCRPTANOR. The following communication was reseived from Wm. H, Seward, acknowledging the acceptance of the office of Senator:— I have the honor to acknow! credentials showing that I have chosen b: honorable bedy as Senator for the State of New ie ia in ‘the Congress of the United States for a term of six years, to commence on the 4th of March next. I hope that in announcing my acceptance of this trust, I may be in- duiged with leave to ay that, while the experience 1 have had bere has not at all diminis my estimate of its magnitude and dignity, nor removed the self-distrust with which I assumed it, yet the rous confidence Tnanifested by my tellow-citizens, in commanding me to continue in their service, inspires me with new zeal to waintain their rights and promote the interests of om native State in the national councils, and to comment her enlightened policy and her principles of constitu- tional freedom to the favor of the American Unton, I bave the honor to be, with the highest respect, Your servant and fellow-citizen, WM. H. SEWARD. MILLS NOTICED. For a Commissioner of Records in New York city. To erect the county of Highland. To prevent prize fights. GENERAL ORDERS. The bill authorising town subscriptions to the Utica and Binghamton Rauway came up for a third reading, ond was laid aside. The bill to abolith the fees of the County Judges and Surrogates was tuken up in committee, and progress ro- ported. ‘ The bill to prevent encroachments on the harbor of New York, was ordered to a third reading, The second section, compelling a report to be made to the pres+at Legislature respecting certain obstructions on the Brook- lyp share, being etricken out. ‘The bill for the relief of Thomas W. Sweeney, a New York volunteer, was then taken up, and after debate ordered to a third reading, and then it passed. THE LEMON SLAVE CASE RESOLUTION. Mr. Dicksson took the floor, Ho said that a question of yeracity had sprung out of the debate between him- relf and thefenator from the Sixth (Mr. Brooks), with regard to tlie Albany meeting in 1848. ‘That Senator had Hed a letter from Hon. Millard Fillmore, denying all knowledge of the resolutions to be proposed at thas meeting, until the evening on which it was held, He (Mr. D.) would now read a letter from Mr, Weed, to prove tha’ the assertions he hud made, in a previous dobate, with regerd to that meeting, were justified U4 facts, and also that the Senator from the Sixth might havo an op- portunity of engrafting both letters in his speach, as he (Mr _D,) intended todo. Mr D then read a letter from Mr. Wees, which went to show that although Mr. Fill- more was "disposed to favor the Albany meeting, he was particularly desirous of having that fact con sealed, and that, owing to thie circumstance. Mr. W. magaant mously assumed the eatire responsibility. Mr. BROOKS was willing that this question of veracity should be submitted the world over—the country over —this State= aye, to every man, woman and child ca. pable of forming a deliberate judgment— tho receipt of the Mr. Dickixson—£o am I. Mr. BROOKs—Very well. The Senator from the Twon- ty-sixth (Mx. Dickinson) when this question was firat broached, urged that the Albany meeting was got up by silver grays, and when pushed ard gave us the namo of Mr. Collier, Assembly, ALnaNny, Feb. 16, 1355. TAILS REPORTED. Mr, GLEASon reported a bill to provide for comp\ling laws of the State for the assessment and collection of taxes. Mr. Baker reported, for the consideration of the House, the vill to reduce the moneyed transactions of the State to federal currency. Also, a bill to suppress gambling. Mr Lascu reported a bill relating to the detention of witnesses ip criminal cases, ‘Tho bill, after soma debate, was laid asice DILIS PASSED, To fw preve the supply and secure the use of Croton ater to New York. ‘To punish the {raudulent istue and transfer of stocks of corporations. To smend the act for the collection and assessment of taxes, Authorizing the Common Council of the city of Brook- lyn to borrow mouey for school purposes In relation to the appointment of the Police Court Clerks, and the clerks of the District Courts, in the city of New York. Lost—ayer, 62; nays, 27. Mr. Case moved a reconsideration, chit Wissum moved that motion be laid on the table, aire Appropriating moneys for the oneptn sei of buildings for New York Avylum’ for Id.ots, and for an additional number of trustees. To incorporate the New Grenada Canal and Steam Navigation Company of New Yor In relation to the First Division and Fifth Brigete, of the New York State Militia. Before tue reading of thiy bill was finished, Mr. Cone MAN moved to suspend the further reading and that the bill be Jaid on the table. Be had received a despatch ‘from New York in regard to the bli, and he desired to be better informed on the subject. Lost. ‘The reading of the bill was resumed, when Mr. Bratenrorn interposed, and renewed Mr, Coloman’s motion there were’ reasons why its reading should be postponed until a commanication was receiy- ed, which was promised. Carried. Mr Wiever presented the bill to extend the tims for the collection of taxes of 1864 in the several cities and towns of this State, with ig exceptions—extends the time to the Ist day of April. conarnt, this bill wae re: LAIR announced the op tke petition of Thurlow Weed, Joha L. Shool: cibers, to precare the sword of the late General Worth: Messrs. Coleman, Blatebford, Cocks, Wager and Water- ory. Recess to four o'clock P. M. AYTERNOON SESSION. This afternoon the Temperance bill was discngsed, but no vote was taken on the motion to recommit. Williamsburg News. Pouce OrriceR SiotT—Dxscent vron 4 DisRervranue Hovsr —About twelve o'clock on Wednesday night, Captain Dibble, of the Sixth district police, (eastera Aistrict,) with a posse of police, made a descent upon a house of ill-fame in Union avenue, between South Fifth and South Sixth streets, kept by a German and his wife. The officers met with considerable difficulty in gain- ing acmission, but finally sueceeded, and proceeded to arrest the females. Offer Thomas )binson, of the Sixteenth ward, attempted to arrest the proprietor, qwhen be drew a fevolver and fired, ‘The ball took effect in officer Robinson’s head, inflicting a glastly wound, and it was feared he would not sur- vive the night. ‘In the excitement of the moment, the a gb and at one o’elock was still at jarge. Word was immediately sent to all the ferries, to prevent his escape in that direction, and every effort was being made to cause bis arrest. The injured man was co <a to his residence, and medical attendance procure ‘the females in the house were all arrested and locked up in the Sixteenth ward station house, Political Intelligence. LEGISLATURE OF MISSOURI—VOTE FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR. Bat- Ben- Atchi- Doni- Date. lot, tom, som. phan. Seat. ol oT 66 3 aT 62 51 8 a7 61 3 37 60 3 87 61 3 aq 61 3 37 51 3 37 52 3 37 63 3 3s 63 3 a7 52 2 37 56 2 a7 6 8 aT 57 1 9 A resclution ‘was adopted on the 34 of Febroary, to postpone further balloting until the 13th, which was taken up again on the 10th, and finally anionded go as to fix the election for the 2d'of March, Col. Doniphan, the whig candidate 'on the 3d instant, after the fortieth ballot, stated that his opinions w slavery andon the Nebraska bill were identical with Atchiron’s. In the course of his remarks, he referred to Ziegler and Goode, with whom he said he agreed upon the slavery quest‘on, He said he would express himself more fu'ly when the straight jacket which his present position imposed upon him was taken off, Doniphan’s purpose in speaking was to vindicate himadlf rom & taunt, that be bad sat silent whilst Atchisof was tra- duced. Doniphan also enid that he woull d rop with bis voice or right hand, if necessary. THE NEDRASKA KESOLUTIONS IN THE NSURASKA LE- OISLATURB. In the Nebraska House of Representatives on the 24th ult. the popular sovereignty joint resolutions, which were given in the HexaLp some days since, came up for final action. Mr Latiam spoke in an able and cloquent manner in suppert of the resolutions, State rights and popular rovereiguty—proelaimed himself a staunch and true ad. vocate of the doctrines entertained in the resolutions. Johneon spoke in an able and eJeotive maaner, in port of the resolutions. He believed them to be the timents of « large majority of ‘ue people of the Ter- uitory, ond was a doctrine treasured as dear as life itself by them. Mr Thompron opposed them and pronounced a poti- tical funeral rermon upos any who advocated the doe- trine im the Territory, &c. Mr. Rebertron, the origioator of the resolutions, sus- tained them, and if political oblivion be the effect of en- teriaining such spntiments, they were bis and they were the sentiments of Burt county, and they were the sen- timenta of the people. ‘The question of adoption was called for and they were acopted by 21 eyes and 4 nays. Mesers. Kempton, Par- ple, Thempson and voting against ‘adop- tion. SMALL BUSINESS IN THE MICHIGAN LOGIOLATURE. On the 12th inst., the Senate of Michi sed bill refusing the use of the jails of the State detention of fugitive slaves, by « vote of nineteen to seven, FREB SOIL CONVENTION IN MAINE, ‘The ‘{psioniste’”’ of Matne have called « ‘republican’ convention, to meet at Augusta the let inet., in order Le Mahan OO indiana ed hd Woda ad Atchi. News from Venesucla. OUR PORTO CABELLO CORRESPONDENCE. Porto Capauio, Jan. 15, 1855, The people of this country are anxiously awaiting the 20th instant, and the inauguration of General Jose Tadeo Monagas. For the past ten days the rain has been excessive, which bas brentet the Searene of coffee, by rendering the roads impassable. eoneie nn ee & 10}<c. perlb.; hides, The sehooner Isaac W, Hapbes, of Wi N.C. ja the one: Aanuricem-vesea She leave soon for Curacos in search poi She arrived a few days ago from St. Thomas, ———————— MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Au packages, bebe my letters intended for the New Youre Hzraup should ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, ~~“Port of New York, ¥ i, February 16, 1855. CLEARED. Ship Liverpool, Kearney, London, Grinnell, Minturn & Co, Ship G B Lamar, Mayhow, London, Dun Dimon. a pay New Orloans (new), Rich, New aes Stanton & on ‘Ship Dindem, Webber, New Ork ns, WP Bhip Robert Carly, Whitmore A 1’ Stanton, vannah, § Thompson & Nephew Ship Sar¢inia, Huston, Bark Maine Law, De Montevideo, Brett Son & Co, ot St Marks,’ Smallwood, Ander- Bark KR H Gamble, Po son & Co. Bark Amelia, Ewsners St Marys, Fa, master. Sirie Karen (Dan), Bro fanciro, Funch & Meincko, Brig Gen Worth Roki nwall, Russell & Vining. Brig Mary Means Hopkin! fue, smith & Son. Brie Topas, Stev o arloston, ry Brig Umpire, Brug Ww Haven, Thompson & Hunter. Schr Mcuntein Wares Pattin, Laguayras Wadloign & Eohr Flores, Jenkins, Franklin, RP Buck & Co. Sobr Eclipso, Goslce, Savannat, Scranton & Tallman. Bebr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, Wt Herric Steamer Kénnoboo, Copos, Philadelphia, Sandford’s line, ARRIVED. U § storeship Lexington, Lieut Com Glasson, from Japan and Hong Kong 158 Stecmhip Jemeston Parrish, Richmond, Petersburg and Norfolk, with mdeg am irs, to Ludlim & Pleasants. Ship Swordfish nga fantla, Nov 4, passed Java Head Nov 23, Cape of Good Hope Deo 2s, aud crossed the line 75 days out, with tons eils,, &e, to Crocker & Warren. | Was # porth of Bermuda in @ succession of heavy NW Anchored in the lower bay 13th, after a Manila, aud 82 days from Java anda, spoke Dutch ship yi burg, from Shanghae fcr Europe; Jan 7, lat 3S, lon 82.20, spoke’ ship A Cheosshorongh, henco for Melbourne. Fo. ‘a fae'ss, tok 7 maw an Am ship showing « white bur- e, with red Jette Mue border, standing E, S*Ship Star of Empire, French, froin Cbincka Islands, Nov 7, and St Thomay Jan 29, Experienced very heavy weather from lat 308. Jan 7, off Pernambuco, spoke Br brig Plata, from Liverpool for Pernambico; had a dismated twice an the passage, and was supplied with, spars by the Am ship more. for Callao. lat 33.30 N, lon vit rig Denmark, of Moston, steering SE. tye ot Salem), Goodspeed, ‘Calo, 9) days, and 18 days trom St Thomas, with 590 tons’ guano, to T W Riley, Feb T3. of Hatteras, spoke brig Eliza Burzexs, of Boston, ound Ship James N Cooper, Nickels, Teland of Aves, Fob 2, in ballast, lon & Co. Feb 15, lat 39 20, lon74 15, Epoke ship. Wi Win Si same das, spoke bark Burlington, of Bath, for hee me day, olf Barnegat, spoke Fark’ Orion ‘bound to Now York, ny (of Boston), Ballard, Canton Nov 9. Ship R Fork Passed Angier N’ Cape of Good Hope Dec 3), St Helena Jan 8; wit! ‘silks, teas, &c., to Crosby & Crocker. Was 97 days from pilot to iat Ba Dec 8, Int 85 S, long 17 36, from ee a 4 S, long 15 miles B, passod Had very heavy woather the Pent, Hovland, Shanghai, 109 days—passed Antic Sevan wit , tons, do, ti nell, Minturn & Nov 28, in tho Straits of Suuds, saw abip Andes; 20th, fav & lon 08 E, saw olinper ship ‘Star of Liberty, steering SW; Dec £0, lat 39 40 S, lon 8 E, epoke ship Ariel, from Shang bac lor NYork. Jan27, Georeo Hodgers Hall, son a Drak Holl.of Shanghee, died, aged 4 months 17 Ship Ravengyood, Nelson, NOrleans 13 days, with mdse to Win Nelson & Son. War's days north of Hatteras, An- chored in the lower bay Wednesday morning. Ship Gcean Ranger (of Blue Hill), Troworgy, N Orloans 14 as, " with mdse to master. ip Krickerbocker,, Peabody, New Orleans, Jan 25, with mage Apehored’ fo tha lower bay on: Weannelny, Ship Weetminster, Sladden, New Orleans, 14 days, with sugar, &c, to Stanton & Thompson. Experienced ‘heavy weather, Ship Charles (of Baltimore), Ruark, New Orleans, 21 days, With suger ond molasses, to master v Putman, New Orloans 18 days, with ‘New Orleans 20 days, with mdse to ‘ship tiudyon, White, NOrleans and S W Pass Jan 27, with madre to W T Frost. Ship Manchester, Tyler, New Orleans 17 days, with maso to Ralph Post. Ship At Charles, Bowers, New Orloans 20 days, with mdse achicola 17 days, with cot- assed Br clippe avid: Harrison, ays for Loudon. 5, Int 22.35 snip starlight. from Maaita, past a0 do. to Stanton & Thompson, Sbip Forest, City, Allen, A ur ‘eco Ship Southport, Wilson, Savannah, 7 days, with‘ootton, to Etorges, ‘Clearioan & Co. Ship A ge, Westendort, Charleston, & days, with eot- to FE. io R Skip comaeny Gadd, on 6 days, with cotta Dunham 4 Dinton eke. Bark Orion, thaseey, Talcabnano, coast of Chili, 196 das va, with 40 tous guano, to T W Riley. Nov 19, lat 57 36 5. 7 ow, epoke bark Isabella, from Calin, for Cork, ‘¥ out. N t 54 26S, lon 5023 W, spoke bark Robin: from. | Ascension Isl 3 for Callao, 35 Dec 22, lat'18 16 $, lon 87 45 W, spoke wh: of Now Bedford, (4 deys ont; no oil. Di at lon $5 59 W, spoke whale ‘abip dulian, of New Bedford, ‘O4 days ont; no dil. The O left Callao Aug 13, and had a very fine run until the night of Sept 5, when, being lat 45 Pa lon t2 20 W, was struck by a hoavy sea, which oarri.d away bulwarks and staneheons on the starboard deck, head rails, splitting the starboard plan the next cay bore away. for ina to re} at which place arrived Sc . From iat 20 S$ Tyustor Mad the wind. from NE by Nto NE by i; saw a els trying to cet across the Equator; from tine to Cape St Rogue, was beating slong the f ing N by W, saw a number of vessels at anchor; suw en Ameriosn bark go | and anebor, showing red, w d signal at the mali Bark Hen’ sinaaai with logwood, to Lobach & Se! Bark 1 izzieT Nichols (of Hi a Dec 22, with fruit, to L P Bu hip Oneco, tteering SE. Turmeistor, Havant 408 & Co, ' Was soven vy gales from N and Bark Fanny (of My tic), Holmes, Coatzoconleos, Mexion, 17 daye, with mabogany, &c, to C HM Bark Marmora, Fales, New Orleans, + ‘sys. with su; zar, to Robert & Williams. Experienced peavy weather on the coast 9 days N of Hatteras. Feb 2, lat 2840, lon 7912, arted company with ship Wm Stetsou, from New Orleans alding (of, Thomaston), Spalding, Atte. (6 days, with sugar and mol Dunlop, Moncure “Dark Tom Corwin (of Boston), Castine, Attakapas, 30 days, with suger and molasses, to Pock & ter atk E Sherwood Now Orleane lize, 24 dys, Goerada ® Ges 82 lon 7, Sd inaty Tn ion, The E $ anchored in the bay on Tins had heavy weather. Bari a, Webber, Aux Cayes, 21 dys, coffeo, &eo, to 8 de Ay Jove & C Bark Lyrs, Bemis, Havana Feb 6, sugar, segara, £0, to Mosce Taylor & rk Stanley, Lee, Nassau, NP, 17 dya,with cotton, &e, terBlace, Sargent’ & Co, x Job Mo). Hogan, New Or- Curtis (of Bru with engar, to tat & Sons. Experionced Baik mis, MeNatr, Savannah, 10° days, with cot- ton, to D Brig mary, Walker, st its 17 days, with cotton, to Smallw Wi days N of Hatteras, with he far bark Hanneh Lmygraves, from New 08 he al 3 % Mey fy Port au Prince, 205,00 Ibe nl Forking & Co. ASth in: ‘ale from ws Harnernt, pone bri Louts of Philadel) 3 ton for N loss of fore topraliant mast. faa ri Et an deck load of logwood om Sth inst, Brig E W Denton, Meyers, Port with fogwoood, &e, t0 Kolker & heavy weather from the northward; id an 25; aso, nd Marin, for Bont net G Spear, bs ta, Brazil, 25 days, to Hotchkiss -Tsle,) Adame, from righ pimento, ‘&o, to m: n, Duntie, Trini i Trowbridge & So Haven, w Brig Soin Stevens (of Blue Mit, Poters, Trinidad, Cuba, 20 days, with engar and molasses, to Yrnaga & Etulain. Bry Harris (of Pros) % Berry, Cardenas 9 days, with sugar and molasses, to H D Brookm: rig Dido (of Machine), Kennsy, Gonaives, 2 days, with logwood and coffee, to master, ic ES Davis, Porto Cabello 16 days, with hides and fustic, to M_ Wolfe. Brig Panola, Wase, Wilmington, stores, to D.C Freeman & Co. Tark Hebron of eaten) Sheppard, St Marks 13 Bes with cotton, to & be Iirig Himer (of Dengor), Herriman, Attak with w. ar and molosses to Sturges & Co; San dfo Brig Fredonia (of Rilsworth), Lord, Attokapay 1 dary Pith a bogsbew y, sugar and 460 batrely m a OB everich. Brig Empire, Axworthy, Apalachicola, 2) days, with e9t- ton, nham & Dimon. Has had heavy weather and ie “sated ear, having broke the piata Brig Judge Bi f Bri.tol, Rl), Bradia; geyt, ith lomwa es Ae, to Lcbach & Soheple ‘an Spain), 2 NC, (days, with naval at 24-44, Toh 81, tnoke bark Emma Lincoln, trom Yor NYork; "th, 1a0G7 87, lon. 7030, spoke uip A from New Orleans for Liverpool, Brig Teabella Jewett (of Bangor), Reon, Pert au Princo, 22 days, with logwood, to H Becker & G: Wekenttg ee ‘of Boston, seamal with ens ry fg the sre ankne fetes res Griffen, Attakepas, 17 days, Sap uv motto, Cabal Sued HO (of Bey! ne ‘moll dort Miata Rorges (Chilienh, AB 4 diam ah Pike Gulltm, bv Bde dyivda, vit ‘ ace tenis th cent nme 4 fem by, lightning, wht! which re 4 screen decree teat mans and ere of he ber 20 Byegevennel fer daade ie Norton, Jeremie, 22 days, with coffeo, to A C Rossire & Co. tem asec witnongne ond tslaoes, with males, bed Havete acon i aneeeye nage oy enn et atte oes a8 16 the" coast Nt of 1 Matteran, and has suffered very much Stetson, Charleston, 5 days, with cotton Sehr ¥ Nickerson, meh, Charioston, 7 days, with ootton and Hee, to Dolla otter. br Cast tillian ot Eilsworth, Lord, Attakapas, 17 days er and molassen, to CF Leverish’ Avt inte m 8S i spoke bi brig A Haywood, of Bangor, from the Wi st indies det ‘Ailey itsttock , Wilmington, NC, 7 days, naval stores, ogee Mer Clinton, Call, Port Lavacoa, 18 days, cotton to Cready, Mott & mech et Hy cApbleny, Norfolk, 8 daye, four, to master with ioe. Bohr Col Satterty, and rice, to Mot Sebi Pg Lew he a 4 chr Star, fuckor, Washington, NC. 7 days.” Sebr Friend, Diol Washbiny ak, r Laura £ Jo! johusen, sys. Sobr Aiea ‘Newbern, NOT, 7 day: he Richmond, Schr B Baker, J Ecler, Norfolk, ¢ days, Ke fe Lees ee sld, Balti Miedo ivies aa Providence, with domestics, to A pravtagnee ft ath {nst, and has beon for the last wane in akties in the Soun Propeller Palmetto, W Ward, St Thomas, 10 days, with dmont, Post, Baltimore, with mdse, to John ernport, Hall, Baltimore, with mdso, to John BELOW. wrt that “bark Opeoer’’ was below Lith was an e Bilesboap for ship Ophir, arr 16th from Havre. f, for Calioa, The ba grror of t Ships Starr Ki Ship M Howes, Baten pa Harrisburg, and Hu Soxtan (ate saahip). from ote Hoag Rae Leghorn; Orion, 'rom donia.—(By pilot boat HB Hi barks Stonington, from ‘Thos Trowbridge, and Ero- it SAILED, Ships John W White, Valparaiso: Samuel Russel, San Tartar, L Aatery; Francisco; Melbourne; res cy Savannah, fee on Castle; Bric Asnonr.—We hear of a brig ashore to th of the Huok, supposed to be the Angostura, from A A British BARK was ashore on tho Romer Shoal yest day afternoon, A ati was trying to pull her off. ‘The pilot boat Christian Borg is Sandy Hook, having been carried tho lomoranda. Ship Martha, on sien wa am Bombay for Calcutta, was to load for Boston at $154 per ton. Ship John Bryant. reported missing, arrived at Naples previous to Jan 29- vT. legraphio Marine Report, Pe tog ORLEANS Feb 13—Arr barks Auns, NYork; Lucy, orton Herald © PHILADELPHIA, Fob 16, 4 PM—Arz steamer City of New York, Matthews, Boston; bark Jamos C Hand, Carroil, NOr- leant} brig Davill § Brown, Marshman, do, Cid bark,’ Azo Simmons, Cork and ® mkt; Emma, Baker, Tireeze, Outeebridge, Ctenfu Globe, Pheer leg : donne; sohr Star, Nickerson, Providence. Disasters. wor For hae of brit Dart see arrivals at this port. For di to 70.10 see gonoral nows columns. Sco also ows Per Sir Isaac Newron, Lundt, from Calcutta, of and for Boston, put into Mauritiis Nov’ 26 in distrese, or leaky, making 15 inches of water per hour—pumps badly worn, mainmast sprung, rudder head split and tiller sprang a gallant forecastle, knight heads and heel of bowsprit start: {ore and aaain lower rigging parted in many places; lost fors topsail and main isinage to the ship was done on jae vielent hoericane, which hours. A turvey had been held on the ship, she was ordered to be sufficiently discharged to dm R ote t was ex: pected that ‘the whole cargo would hay discharged, and the ship hove down for examination. Suir Many Mennit, of Portland, henoe for NOzleant which put into Charieston after collision with a wreck, mot with the accident 5th instant, 10, ton 72 10, ‘while going at the rate of 734 knots, losing Bec aut water, badly Cuting her bow, and causing her to leak much, Buic Lopenan, at Charleston from NOrleans, had heavy gales most of the passage; rigging and rales damaged, anid ‘was compelled to throw overboard deck load of molasses, Brie Ancostura, of NYork, went ashore night of 15th, near New Inlet, L 1. No particulars have been roceived. She is owned by Harbeck & Co, 203 tons, built at Williamsburg in 1500, and valued at $17,00, which is covered in Wall stroct. Bare Mancexuva, hence for Jacksonville, which was run into by ship ‘Trumbull on the 23 ‘vit, and put into Wil- mington, N C Sth inst, aking, ‘was condemned by the port wardens and sold a i oar revious to L2thingt. Mor cargo, comprising thy bulk of about 400 bbls. is all in good ora | and will be reshipped as goon as @ vessel can be ob- taine Brio Rvs, ent through had a cargo of 300 hhds mols sured in Wall street. Sour Isaac Tunnett (not James Turnbull), of NYorks at Galveston in distress, hod theown over deck load, and in Alcaky condition, A survey was held, which reported hor badly’ strained, waterwa a her to be disohiarged for of her cargo would be s pairs—probatly extonsiy rourths of the Vern y ico and enk in the river, valued at $5,000, and in- der, with the freight, in. this ter to Eliwood Waltie, Bog, Sece derwriters. Sour Manta Jewes was irom Jacmel for numvitae and coffee. |‘! tue shore after being ia t lot or of the Beard rt . Peary, ashore at Deal Beach, port, with a cargo of Lopwood, lig. were all saved by lines from cing six hours. The vessel 1 2 rig braking up. Most of the cargo would “A, if the soa fate? Captain Penny was at the how W Morris, ‘The erey was to be in town yesterday. The A 4 isa fino vessel of 195 tons register, built at Port Jofferion, LI, in 1863, owned by Messra Freeman & Co, valved Pu $1200, and ip insured for $10.00) ia, Wall steco Ter eargo. valued at $8,000 ¢0 89,000, is iso insured in the street. Soun Romar Monnis, Pointer, laden with grain and household furniture, trom Lewes, Del, for Philadelphia, whilst in tow of stearmtng Spy, in Contact 10th inst, off The mouth of the Schuylkill rever, with & large shoot of heavy flovting ico, which cut the schooner so badly that sho suak in five minutes after tho collision. “All heads saved themselves by asconding the rigging, and wers taken off by the tug, saving seh but what they had on, Tho schoo net's topmarts aro visible, and Capt I’ intended to attempt to raise her next day. Scun Monument, Thomas, of Plymouth, from Gonaives, St Domingo, leaking, with foremast sprung and deok load leet, arrived at Norfolk 13th. A Veseex loaded with molassos, full of water, was ro ported ashore at tne pitch of Cape Honelope yesterday. Whalemen. Arr at Anjier Nov 25 Winthrop, Woodward, FH, from Ma nila on a cruise. Sld from Mauritius Nov 2 Julius Cwrar, Baboock, on a ervise, r 8 olen Dee 7, lat 2040 8, lon 2635 W, Lydia, Leonard, Aven. ons 8 Susan, Owens Norton, from Liverpool Sept 5, for San Francieco, Decta of the F Ship Northern Belle (of Damari eotta) trom NOr- tenn eg a Myaepoe Jan 10, lat 25 40, lon 79. ‘Wellfleet, Bradford, from Liverpool for NOricans, Int 49 N, ‘lon 9 W. pGolinh, from Liverpool for NOrleans, Jan 20, lat 50 ba 4 SH Talbot, Norton, from Machiasport for NOrleans, Feb 1, off Sand Key. Sbip Enoch Train, from New Oxlouns for Liverpool, Feb 4, 80 miles ESE of the’ Scuth West Pas Br ship Tory, from Cailao for Hampton Roads, ne date, off Horn (ty'the Viking, at Hampton Roads Lith), Sarah, from Cardénas for Boston, Lith inst, lat 40, rig AK Agate Collins, from Oregon for Sandwich Islands, 21 wey niles bos it J Sturgis ft New rt, Re or by riot bo ur) wport, ben € in Baltimore for I schirs New Glo! Bayete tee ppabannock for Math: 12th, Pollak Rip ent ship, wished to be reported out of oll. Foreign Ports. Amoy—Sid Nov 19 bark Otranto, Hayes, Shai put back 21s! ANJIKR— Nov 25, ships Union, Nichol john Jy |, from Manilla for Shanghae fo Gor bark El netzo; Dee 2, whip Batavia for Ai ‘rom Singapore fer Rio Ja ‘genet, Boott, from Foo-chow-foo for Lon- mai from Shanghae for N York. bi a ed of the, Wavy "i ae Z ai port she im out); TH itnmtet, Roundy, dot oor, Pike; Washi hin bert, or 2b leet od; ‘South an Race l, for do ldgi Dee at CoLoMBO—SId Dee 21 an, Speistepher (Sw), Tiaman, New York; 224, Beverly, Chase ty vat veer pe ae Stetson, for ave, re abt 3 ‘te Start ht, Cook, tap Albion, ae foe tan ate sone Smyrna, sovn to on fo sa FU RG Sid ark jer, Gorham, Boston. LASGOW — Fev ebij Cais Watlington, for ale; Br bark A yd 14 Doty, for orth Am sedi TPenseacoin; Ck, bark arth cock irom Blerre Morena), Toston, to sai} 8H Cabanay) Drivel We to, snl Suh; Solo Bacon fivietine Portland; 7th, steamer El Dorado, ray, Aspin- "HAtsrax.—0l4 Feb. 8, echr Napier, Oxner, Wilmington, Hone Kore art Now tg fale, Boston pette ‘eniy aa je Dollard, ‘Seu Jen 21 sche te am na, from Granada bs 80 by thaway, chard ay Say out ‘sche Callao. a 8 port Jan % brig Pocomocket, Haskell, Br brig Albert, Griggs, for supietacs for nt stat Coleman, for Sicily A Parsons, Webb, New 1 At \t de Jan 12 bark White Wing, Sparrow, for New York, we Naruse Arr prev to Jan 29ebip John Bryant, Lombard, Pana, fan 21, barks Amazonas(Port), for leeward, 600 rare (i, Ileberk, from eat foe Hiavro, lag; beige Chatworth, » Brown, f from and for NYork, mek aNPihinw (ip, from Li ivernoal, WD itr, ataahy, Misveeser Tag; Rival (Pores from Beppne (BY Pune ge--In, port Jan 26 bark, Clara Windwor, ql ancy, (0, for do. ity FS Teaao Engs, from St bout Ji bri phifinly 1) obeat Tia fan 24, Desay hem Jan 2% bark , only Am ag va—81" Jan 16 bark Port av Princr.—In port Smith (or, Grinnell), for Boston, 1dg\ Kerais (or do, noxt da. Cunnii i for Norfolie ‘de Balance (Br), Maseay, doy 5 chr Harriet, Richardson, ‘or, do port Deo 27 brige Goo Harris, Prone! trem Boston ner 2th eles Fr Hyder, Sanithe de bee ava.” Pananc—in fo ato, late of Boston, con- ship demned and sol: "Tain for seen ases Tn port densi Dutch bark a Boston ldg, and others, the has being still closed San iva (Cube)—Are Feb 1 rarolin' sonville, Brig Eliza Burgess, 81 started abt Jan an ya A be SuanGuar—In port, Deo Malbonmne arr Nov'al for Lon oupeti San Francisco arr Nov 25, for ectir from San Francisoo arr Nov 28, for NY ork; Golden stats; Barstow, from San Francitco air Nov 27, for NYorkj Al- boni, Littlehield, and Robin Hood, Bearse, for NY York bark for Mermaid, Smith, une. Sd Nov ‘Penguin, Foo chow-foo; S0th, ships Lanta, Mosman, aad Joshua Bates, Easterbrook, N York. eae ee rt Dec 26 brig Comet, Leavitt, Sehr Blisabeth, Stanhope, hence, do, Salem, camo to 1 for the northws At delphia incr Nov 25) for dor en ‘brig ward coast; echr it N gaat ton, 4 Feb 6, brig Civilian, Webber, for Bos- «oe Seunn, N.P.—Are Jun 22, brigs Artomas, Hoford, Now York, Skipwith; R; ane 4 te sobr yet eri rier len Ste New York: Sth, schr rane, Be “Oa dais. Benjamin oi Barbadoos. MYRH a NO Ash You om Weat Const 0 7 Rerlcan"in port Oct 22 sche Sr Thom Na eat "Jaa 28 wohe Thora. | Stoddard, Mobile. tT JAGO—, Sincarone—In port Dec 18 ship Danl Sharp, Biassott, from Batavia, arr loth, for Botton via P ae: tel an byt er Bthy unc} Mazin, 0: . feinean Wer nity Boatta, Hollie, m Sa and sid 6th cutta, Sid Ath, bi ny Weston, eborton rth, whip ith Be brig Ri 0, Main, Bos- Very, Al ton ist, shij sf es Siunanave-—Arr Nov abip Rovere Bride; Smith, Syd- neg, NSW, vi Batavia and sid 20th for Samatang, ft eran a. ‘yan 26 ships Cato, for Boston; Geo Allen for Helmet Hole: Holen Maris, for Gibraltar, bark Lucia Maria, For Salem Sr Twomasin port Jan 20 ctoumers Bor} Branklin,B ‘ork abt 10 day ron, wtg orders; Palmetto, Ward, for N Darke Catherine Augusta, ‘Howe, wtg orders; Martha Bavbidge, Hubbidge, to’ load 'at Ponce, for NYorkt Eleinoro,' Whitmore,’ wtg freight ; brigs Mungo Park, W'Magstait Donalds: do, Bai Knowlton, to load jat Mogacuos Ftoen Bird, Leo, hence, dirg: Louis elty, chra 8 Gmail, Ursdford, nig for for roi 4 eoek, for NOrleans; aula 2) Sarah, G ly, ig ter, jam Nt in, ro HN one’ {dg for N rt Jan 27 bark Nae Plaisted, do do; chre Sophrouta; Idg for NY ork} Nare 7,40 40; Kaloclah, do do. 2 bark Mary Wheldon, from Bos- Sid 24th bark ie gieeme Sy DAD DE CU ‘an 27 brig Edinburg, for N York, let Malvern, ii for Philcelphin ‘ohn Welsh, lag Nichole, do; March, do; Alus, York; Ocean guacue, do a) Tuisste—Yn port Jan ton, arr 22d, for Palermo and Boston 4 days. Round for M0; barks Mary Chopman, for NYork; Richmond) for Portlan Wuanvoa—In port Dee 10 witha Hougua, Coleman, from Hong Kong, arr Ist; Haidee, Ti n Wade, Harding, ‘uskina, Cushina for ee, put Uinok Leaky} as 5 Hong Kong arr Le [Pen Sreamsure Asta Ar Bosz0r.] Anpnossan—Arr Jan 26 Windsor Forest, Graham, Lon- donderry (is adv at’ Glasgow, avif dg at G for San ‘Fran- eigco). ALICANT—Art Jan 22 Antoinotta, NOrloans (and ld for Barcelona). ‘ALEXANDRIA—SId Jan 1” Esther, Moses, NYork. Buty ast—Arr Jan 29 Glory, Beym Baisvon Caannatects port Jan Bi, Victor, Goodmanson, from Answerp fer Car BonpeavxeSid from the roads Jan 25 North Sea, Fabens, NYork, Adv Athens, Plumer, for ¥York; Hoopman, Van der Ludo, “Gabiz—Are San 12 Rrodrene, Claussen, N Yorks 18th, Laura Snow, Kellar, do; 20h, W wis, Marshall, do. 15th, Lucy Elizat eth, ; Hopner, Rio Sanciro; 2th, anaes dence, eae. Bye c Arr J) aD i Harrict Frances, Reed, Havre; 30th, Araby Be Bollard, do, Sid Ist inst Elise Caroline, Morgan, San iy Wwes—-Arr Jan90 St Louis (s), NYork for Havre Preceded sane day.) Drat—Arr Jan 30 David Brown, Brewster, London tor Bombay ( ASS Jan 25 Syphax, Cth Ann Cardiff. ‘Arr Jan 25 Cazamance, Puvsiine Sidaan 2s Victor, Gcodmanson, for Cardif. Garway—Sid Jan 20 Jenny Stockton, Loud, Baltimore. Grascow—Arr Jan 2 Micmac, Auld, Charleston, Sid h. Fame, Trotry, Boeton. Gisnodx— Ary Jen 36 Actrons, Cain. St John, NB. Sid son, NYork; 26th, California, Fowler, NOr- NYork. 20th, y Morris, M’Neary, G TAR--Arr Jan 19 Homer, Faulkner, NYork; Gaudet, do for Mala " Sonos, do for Genoa; s Rimball, Moody, 'Norlenas; 21st, GC Ackerly, Bald: wine hyen G aca a Jan 23 Splendit, Webb, NOrleans; 26th, Ait Jan 81 St Louis (0), Wotton, NYork. Cla Set Walboase Stiinton, NOsiouna’”'Sid ath Willteea Tol Bon NYe “hay Adelaide Metoalf, Therese, Russell, St Louis (s), F B Fale, ‘snd Radius for NYork; F W Bailey, and Lorona for NOrleans. ¥ Fotter, st Stophen NB: atinst, bs ty Weskmorsiand; Str chan, Savannah: Siddons, Taylor, N York; 2d, A B Thomp- #00, brctnerg ‘NOrleans, ‘Cid 30th, Wm Barends, Jaske, Sitar ‘ult, Bombay, Roch Charleston; ‘bh, | Loren: York! auth, F Kinney; Sunny South, N Orleans; 3ist, Montéruma horn, NYork; lit inst, Bostonisn, Mailing, iene Keng, Volant, st New Or: Jeans i Columbia, ‘Hutchinson, New York; 8d, ‘Princeton, wee Adv ¢ for Boston 27th; Oriental, Robinson, do oth; Ba 10th; Jeremiah Thomp- kon, Bl wift; Pringeton, Russell, and ‘Thornton, do ‘ew World, Knight, a do Gt dion, Wil! nd E C Scranton, Williams, d iene Foster, dx, Porter, do iy Albert G Ontario, Wood, do 2a hand ‘Tuscarora, 8) fe phi son, do 20th; Westmorel: MeDonald, Ski tor do 20th ‘Pletmer, for Chatleston with ‘despatch; Dorche for Mobile do; ‘Shakspeare, Comii ‘% 0 ery NOrleans Sth; 7th; ‘ye of the "Benn 1ith; Neptune, Ratchel rr endleton, do with despat Delvourue, March 1; Bive Jacket, U Ent for Vay at dg Jan 26 Sandusky, 2th, , tor do: ndusky, Rice, do Gth; Jersey, Cr . do 12th; Helios, Nason, 1, iiler, and’ ell Rock, he Moore, Evans, foF wood, do for N Orleans (changed ‘omer: from Savannal 2h, South Carolina, } Melbow: i Geelones John O ‘Owen, Dos 0th, Henry Cook, Pye; Sillory, Birney; ait Rk, Pendicton:’ and ‘Reptune, Hataheldes, NOrioga Feb 1, Jas Littieneld, Lonpor—Ep: rad Hammond, from ab 0th, mk Cobeen, “Buck, ‘Sst, Palostine, Tin- ker, ‘Cid: Zith, "genes, ot Caleutta; J Walls, Jr, Geers, qt and Teneriffe Romance of the Soa, MH sil ong Kong aud Cai ie ii Clausen, a ma javan’ “yt pe Fe ‘Shai ini rell, do; Sep wt atby, Caleutta; Potter, do; ark Nor for do tits Bs, Se Mai mf NS In port Jan 24 Coney Irvine, from New- castle Yor Boston, commenced reloa ae Lispon—Arr 15 Alexander ats Ml, Finnegan, Wil- mington, i ovo Feliz, NY: xeree oie ‘yan 30 Ariel, Parsons; from Wilmington, . for Lor Sovurnampron—Sid Feb 1 White Falcon, Maraca Arr Jan 17 Anite, NOrleaagi ‘tha zee Manscinvés—are Jan 29 Willlam enn (Clin stastinorle; William F ity Snare, Wilml jaid of Orleans, Jonos, Callao; in_C Day, Barstow, N York. St Thomas. Piymovrn—Arr hinson, Batavia for orders. vTh— a Ld io” Hewes, from New LT nyse tei wat ily ss gt moda ie Rly of ‘ajah Gopaul, Blakie, N Or- Ang! ivecpoots rik, Lana vered: juleaby, NYork 29 Mavis Theresn, Upton, Auck- Ingersoll, Calcutta. Ls ok. Say, (5 days from Sa- sasnge 20th John Her- a fe i ina. SSW fn RrOoL, Jan Le which arrived bese cores iay tact Dec 24 with the Telegraph, from Boston ciseo; the former lost f {idbocm, the latter foreto it ber bull is mot supy Jan 18—The Phantom, Burnett, from New- yut into this port Ith inst, with considera. er bows, having teen in contact on the Mth Geb'W Hiorvon (Am Dark) Ploree, from NY ork for Jan Brhe Cattarina (Sard brig), from Gonos for Monte- video, with emi ran on shore off the Devil's Towa, eastward of the ight of 22d; 11 passengers drowned ; ‘ome rested to death by the shifting om Milford to Napl Pe in 12 W, in 9 ai this for pera lone Kono, Dec 2—The Argonaut, Hall, from Bost qhisharnved lone’ oy 2 ne bean abate Gn 8 eet in Bee Path ack Alfred, Upham, m, fop Calg nn Tenky. eee, | eee ra ut are ner" Home Ports. id ware bark of the were sho i ALACHI' ORAS ihre pe tt th wohr ba, Bisnchara, neha Givds, Gibhe, Pro. Indianola, Youth, Watts, eee Bute at nara ate DOSS Are Fob U5 Br steamship Avis, Lott, ates eet ry ae , Inte hes i Roads, tips 3, STOL—Cld Fe 's Favorite (sow, of Beet Luo tons), ah “tava 3 £ HARLESTON— Ai ‘Arr Feb 10 N jeans tle, Bartlett and Color ie earn, ori Fanny golden Wests, Perkins, do Hawking, NYark; 11th, ship Josephine, Baraha 3 ark Edisto, Harding, Boston; schr N W Smith, Ho- ship Mary Merrill, Kinsman, do for New » rs; sober pal Hudson, NYork. Ot ‘eine abip A ‘Alliance, Herbert. NYork; Siti Htoyward, Mo- thins Cotcling Ne Camden; Koteh Brot 4 bark mr Else (rem), sehr Hey is ‘ Se Thani AL Al- encott, Liver mn Na RIVER sta Feb 15 sehr | Minerva, McGivern, Bal- NCKSON' NILLE Are bed 2b cin, Rewlend, Bos- te is British Em; d, Ant sane Oe on: pire, ys a iy ook. ar) ‘Jan 81 sonrs Hel de Welts: Porto io Nae wialhinetas Wall, St its tao nyo BEC asia Feb 12 gahr Leopart, MeFaddon, NYork, EArt Feb, 8. ships Sylvanus. Bia New Yor ane hepa wipberk “ita, Fontaine: IC Glimore, ahah Gould tad Wintel” Soak icls cLelian, Liverpool, 8 val 0. in| Mary DLs Di Laney Gardener, Providence: Sth, bark John Den= jam, NEW ‘ORLEANS —Arr 8 Feb shi a Hornell, Smith, Bos- ‘on; Omar Pasha, Barner; T Bai ite tien prays id Auantl, owe. blige cl Shufeldt, N York, , Lal thats: och Charlotta (Swee), 'F ships Gi vert, Liver Wik siaer ee, an 8, Havre; Ctitesaer ‘Bickaen, Glaosgow; Ara: medi Snow,’ Harden, NYork: Howadi Brechr Adventure, Barn Balu, wicree Below sone Mary Cazolinn, trom Bampico, NEW BEDFORD—Sid trom the Powder Hole Feb 14, sohr Leading Breere, Smith, Boston for Tangier; bad been frox0n in 12 da: NEWPORT In port Feb 16 brigs Now Globe, fro th: Shackt ford, from Alexandria. fo Boston: ‘ee rete Toth pris ts Lrdie, ‘amden for Norfolk Baltimore; Leading Breeze, Porver Boston for Tan, angler NORFOLK—. on, Boston, for oman, Baker, “Feb 13 schrs Le Bi Post, and E Bit- ieee Parteidge, NYork. Cd barks, Helleon, feel ty. 5 Wiliam, Gray, Porto Rico sehr Potty. iter & Lemuel, Johnso me ‘OREG agit mS els A \ in, lonola At Humboldt Bay lit for Sydney N 8 hd 8 ds; barks Ork,, Oaks for do ig: Columbia Hunter, do. “Pansacotascia Fob 8 sohr Ma PHILA — Arr Feb 15 ba Cabello Jan iT; sebe FORTLAND—Arr Feb 11 bark St Jago, F Baltimore, Cla Shp ‘Sov Havana; brig, E Be chien’ North Busy Nvorks ate gohr Juniata, Willava ® RTSMOUTH—Cld Feb 15 ship Colorado (now, of Porte- M4 tone), Haley, NOrl INAH: Arr F Feb'1l ships Haloyono, Pratt, Boston: ver, ¢ Tre i—Cld Fob 14 it "ark Goldfinch, Lovett, Wost Coast i ST MARKS—Arr Feb 2 schr Wm B Pettis, sah NOr- leans; 7th, brig C A Coe, Hubbard, NYork, ‘Sist ult sehr Montcone ‘Winslow, do; Feb 2d, briz Suwanee, Toue- Tawny ee. Paez, Wilson Wm M Foster. Concklin, Now vw Kon lyn, —. — ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. RELIGIOUS NOTICHS. EV. N. 8. 8, BEMAN, D, D., OF TROY, WILL DE-? liver the nineteenth discourse before the Yo len’s Association of the South Dutch Church, Fi avenue, corner of Twenty-first street, on next Sabbath evening, 18th inst., at 744 o’clock. REY. MR. HOBART, OF TRINITY PARISH, will preach the third of the series of sermons in St. Stephens church, corner of Broome and Chrystie atree' to-morrow (Sunday) evening. Service to commence a 734 o'clock. REY. JOSEPH P. THOMPSON WILL DELIVER the sixteenth discourse before the Young People’s Christian Asrociation of Calvary Baptist Church, Twen- ty-third street, near Fifth avenue, to morrow evening, at 734 o'clock. PERSONAL NFORMATION WANTED OF MRS. BELLWARD ASD her two children, who left Liver land, o steamer America, which arrived at Boston ‘on the 250 December, 184, by her husband, John ellward, who is, for the present, residing at St. Louis, Missouri, ' He has been unable to trace h rep Up than Boston, and being anxious for the Ee f herself and children, and being in poor health himself, desires any person who can afford him any information respecting them, to address * him at St. Louis, and om return of post he will remit suitable compensation. ‘ORMATION pea ranes —SHOULD THIS MEET THE eof Mr-RALF M. BROOKS, compositor, or any ape acquainted with hin would confer a favor on open for him, if he ii ’ SOHN UA an ‘interview with the subscriber. A sitaation is ge immediately to his friend UGHEY, 556 Houston street. ‘NFORMATION WANTED—OF EDWARD AND ROBERT Spencer, saddletree makers, of Clarkingwell, Lon- supposed to be in or about New York. Any person having Foowledge of their ‘whereabouts will oblige a relative by addressing Frederick Spencer, office, where a letfer may be found for them. rept eral WANTED OF WILLIAM STEPHENSON, lisbman, a mason by trade, about fifty. Live years yr formerly living in Brooklyn. ’ Aoy person who will int inform the unde: ed where he may be found will be suitably rewarded. Address John Hooper, 12 Dutch street. ‘Pesan a RELATIVES OF GEORGE F. fol mate of a ship out of this port, one ean hear pridh wt a 52 South etreet. eat adaotane, bap Laeaperepgresncnnesnnnreenrraraesinaiantenaeeanteeepeeiety lige AL.—CHARLES H. MOUNTAIN, ARCHITECT, formerly of Hoboken, New Jersey, is requested to call at 67 alker street. DENTISTRY. “ RARE OPPORTUNITY—I WILL MAKE, FOR 866, a beautiful and useful set of 32 teeth, wu A. one the id plate, warranted Peer lin such as ‘eeth can be oe! mithow Grane Dr. NAPOLEON PRETERRE, way, formerly 460 Grand eee * FINE ARTS. ECORATIVE FRESCO PAINTER OF THE GERMAN and Italian sshool.—Is ready to decorate in the — approved manner, oy in if styles, Address, at 208 Spring street, New York, EOLGE FITCH. LD ENGRAVINGS S0UaET, ALSO OLD and the highest price rece, for them in any quanti. jpSmall and large engray old books, &c., al: sale at the one. er ey, No. “aes ALENTINES AT HALF PRICE-FOR THIS DAY only—at BUHGIE’S circulating library jek ‘ store, 421 hth avenue, between Thirt, ryeoond Thirty-third ts, east side. Valentines delivered free. INSTRUCTION, I FOSTER & HIRAM DIXON GIVE LESSONS of bookkeeping, writing, &c., office 346 Broad sleton’s Bi ) where gent a are qualified counting-house, foe superior and expeditious man- per. AGUERREOTYPING TAUGHT IN TEN at one dollar a lesson. dollars. pht for 50 tals, We. wold cheap as elsewhere Picturen | HENDERSO! BOR ‘pene No. He I views 1 Bowery. Open day and ——___._ HARD TIMES. AAA AAA AA | ae WARD RELIEF ASSOCIATION.—THE Finance oe respectf Bre adh | Mr Dru “youn Cayenon, JOHN F. RUSSELL, binanee ‘Gommittee Thirteenth Ward Relief A® no use for them, SALE A PAIR OF SORREL MARES, 14 Es renee Inquire at 694 Bighth avenue. BART in al fectly sound; Errol» ele sepa: yey old, just from the cou minutes, Inquire of J Brooklyn. NOR FALE—A ORAY HORSE GIx YEARS-OLD, R SALE—A GRAY YEARS: wart gentle, fer Forni arns oee eaay suitable for grocers ti Will togetner orseparate, “1 Inquire at Broadway, iareae OR SALE—ONE SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, ONS two Adee ftom i ani one doctor's hae — extra Sa