The New York Herald Newspaper, December 29, 1855, Page 8

The Panama Stcam Route—Market Reports —Gold Circulars. By way of Callao we have recetved files of the Sydney Empire and Morning Herald, to the 18th of Sept., with Melbourne vews of 12th, On the 11th of September the report of the sele:t oont- mitiee on steam postal communication was adopted by the Legislative Council after some discussion. The re- port says that after careful investigation, and after hay- irg all the beet evidence it was possible for them to pro- oure, committee had arrived at the opinion: dirst, that the route which will sfford the most icane- diate, {be most certain, an’ thecheapest mode of commu- nication by steam, between Sydney and Great Britain, is Uhat by way of col 7, that the most raj communication with Great Britain would be affori by the establishment of a line of steamers by way of Hy myo 4 a oe line oak be oy i- u ¢ line by way ot gapore—the greatest amount of advantage prssible to be derived font steam communication with Europe vould be achieved. The committee recommended, under all the circumstances, that the privetple of the ‘bill which should be brought under the consideration of the Council should be to authorize the colonial government to enter into a con- tract for a monthly line of pos'al steamers between Syd- ney and Singapore only—and that for this a sum of £26,000 per annum, for five years » contd be placed at the disposal o1 the exejutive government to meet the expenses of such a contract. In 6 ayhees the question, the Postmaster General said: It bad lately come to hia knowledge, for instance, that some were favorable to an arrangement by which the line of communication woula be from Panama to Sydney, andfrom Singapore and Cape Leeuwin to Mel- bourne. He felt bound to state to the House that if it were found necessary or advisable to adopt the arrange- ment to which be had before refer: ly, a line tween Panama and Sydney, and between Singapore via elbourne—another bill would be necessary. ‘The commercial record of the Empire of the 15th Sep- tember, states that ‘a further rise in the price of four has en place, and at are #0 low that: arrivals will meet with immediate sales. Firsts are quoted at £86 per ton, seconds at £33, Mr. Breiliart reports: The rapid mapner in which the late importations of wheat and flour have moved off, havo induced a rise in the market. Wheat.s now sellicg for 14a per bushel.’’ On the 5th of September a vote to increase the Gover- nor-General’s salary £2,000 per annum was carried by & mejority of twenty-two to nine; in the Legislature of Sycney a vote ot £200 for the completion of the garrison garden aad cricket ground was lost by a vote of fifteen elective members sgainst thirteen, consisting of seven salatied government officers, five government nominees aud one elective member, and anotner vote of £630 was carried by fifteen government against fourteen elective members. The tariff of the colony has been again raised. The following figures will show the duties fixed by the tariff of 1862 together with the ulterations made last year, and the further alterations by the vote of the 12th, Resolutions Turif of Actoflast carried 1852, Session, Sept. 18. sd. ad 90 16 0 90 10 0 60 70 60 70 90 wo Perfumed apizite 60 70 Wine conteining more than 26 per cent of alcohol of as) ic gruvity of at ibe te union of 6 degrees of Fabrenheiv's thermometer, All other wine ‘Tea, per Ibs... ses ee Refined sugar, owt Unrefined dXto.. Mola-wes, ditto Coffee, per Ib. Chicory... eeeeceseesevsveseee lO x ba Unmanvfactured do. oul. Woo Ale and beer in botth By this change, it government witl gain an in- cressed revenue on tea of £17,000, and on sugar of £85,- 000 per annum, At Melbourne the markets are thus reported:—Trado silll continues excessively dull; excepting a few transas- tions for the intgrior, the past woek has peen one of even fewer tranractions than many o: its predecessoty. Among other causes for this state of things, the fact that the banks aro tabing steps to limit thetr credite very consid- erably, stonds foremost. Av impression is gradually guining ground that the number of firma engaged in trade, orcaally ja tho retail brauches, wust be greatly reduced before anything like s return to a healthy state of things can be expected. LOLA MONTES AGAIN—A SHEKIFF'’S OFFICER IN A Becrommoommecn’ PMORSSCO@SHMOS x Serrwiwecococern wrHececnmaaence FIX. wee copy the following from a Sydney paper of Septem. r 7. Lia Moytes.—This lady proceeded to Melbourne bj the Waratab, on Saturday, the 10th, aud has pmsl f in the very mode of her dvparture, to maintain that de- gree of -eminerce in singularity (to use a very miid term) w! has distinguished her{through life, ral writs had been issued against her for various clains, by ne who bad accempanie? her to mis, cover- ing altogether a very large amount. Upon one of these he was duly arrested by the Sheriff's bailiff, Mr. Brown, after the Waratah had left her moorings, but chectly ae she was arrested, it is said, she made for the cabin, undressed, and went to bed, tell- ing Mr. Brown that she would uot go with him, but that the wight tuke hor as she was if he chose. He appealed, it is further said, to the captain end the officers of the company, but could not induce them either to stay the progress of the vessel or to render him any aid. biforts were mace to hoist a signal for the water polise bost, but some of the partizans of the arrested lady either cut the balllards or otherwise prevented the signal trom be- ing made, and Mr. Brown was compelled to leave the Waratah atthe heads without Lis prisoner. It remains to be seen whether the Supreme Court of New South ‘Wailea or those who, on this occasion, rned the move- menta cf the Waratah aro the strongest, and proceet'ings are, we undersiand, to be immediately taken, in order to try the question. GOLD CIRCULARS. Sypany, Sept. 17.—The great increase of gold dust in Victoria, aud the alteration in the exchaoge in Mel Loune, bas had the effect ot causing the price of gold dust to fall there. This to « certain degree has caused a downward tendency in the gold market there. The banks ana mercantiic community will pe enabled to operate, end to +bip gold dust anc inelted gold in ingots #t a much cheaper rate in Melbourne than taey can in Sydney, but as the rupply in the sister colony will be much greater than the cemand, the consequeace will be t the price ‘of gold will fall, as large quantities will be shipped aad brovgiat Leve, Haliaarat end Owen..... Bendigo sna other Port Pbillp gole 3176 orn. 3170 Sotals coarse 3153 Northern diggings. 5146 OME. vee + $100 bao B per cent premium. THOMAS F. M k In, Mejbourne, on t eG — Le gold me L, Bullion Broker, of September, a report without animation this week, end (ne pr to 1 —most of the purchas ers fer ebipment by the Ken’ delaying operetions ia the hope that the powers who sway the golden rod will re- duce the rate of exchavge. by the time that business be begins on Monday the result will be knowa. ‘The produce for the wtek sbows a consideraole incréasa over any pre- vicur oue this year, except that of last week, where the fortmightly Ovens enoort makes ik appearance. A large has reached towa from quantity Cf auulgata ed gold Meunt Backwood by private hand, the proguce of the quarts rcets of that district, which, on being melted and aseay¢d, turms out to be licher than the slluvial gold. The loss in weight, however, is great, sod those parties who heve been purcha: ing it wt of nearly gold price, will linve found out their mistuke by this time. NEWS FROM INDIA We have received our advice in anticipation of the overland mail, The dates are Caleutta, Nov. 8: Bom bey, 16. The following is from the sumtary of the Bowbay Times of Nov. 16:—The past fortnight bas been as nearly a4 possible newsless, The Sontal insurrection Is not yet extinguished, but is in process of being put down. Mar tial lew has at length deen proclaimed, and ¥e have no doubt that through its inswrumenvality the savagos at present scattered through the country will be driven broek vo their hills. Orders Lave been isaued for a general movement of the troops against the enemy on the Lith November, and by the time we write it is to be hoped that measures somewhat more vigorous than those hitherto jebromicled wili be in progress. Six thousaud troops are being added to the force in lower Bengal; and with this strength of men acting under the authorit martial law, matters should soon become reduced to order, Disturbances seem for the preceat abated in Oude; the King’s troops have been successful, and Ameer Ali, the leacer of the rebels, has falen. The Rejah of Tanjore has died without heir, either of his own collateral or adopted. and bis dominions apee, therefore, to the British government, rade, we regret to say, continues in = very depressed Condition; money is searce, and the rates of interest have leen. Ticights are still low, ‘The Bengal Hurkaru, quoting from the Punjab Jour. nal, announces ne the most important intelligence of the fortnight, “if it be correct,” that the fortress of Heerat, the key of Afigbanistan, bas fallen into the hands of tae Persians. The Murkaru says, the possession of this rironghold will make the Shah ‘alt powerfal {n Centrai Asin, but he will hardly be allowed to hold It peaceably, The Ameer of Cabool will in ail probability attempt ite recovery, and then it will be dificult for the British to NEWS FROM SOUTH AMERICA. ly the way of England we have received dates from Durncs Ayres to Nov. 2; Montevidee, 5, and Bahia, 17 News trom Buenos Ayres reports the defeat of General Haroers’s force on the southern frontier by the Indiaar Tt was a od that a force under Gororda had revolt Urqaies's foros, it was believed, had cross Mecio, end great danger was fel} in con- London wes quoted at 67. i F o cholera he! nearly dismppeared, The pre geste Of the sugar ceop were good, Xcuauge wat de Freighte cull, = ¥ Tuenos Ayres ts regarded on got wi oulidenes, The Packet to obvtiet sypolllen ia tae Tory euburds A tap gap NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1855. hich it Bustos, Flores, Lameia, and, to wablie repeet, most of the’ other tallmty chiels fast Tie tennar of sedition, Ofe,divinen” sent” agelaat a ‘divi them, consisting of 250 be 200 revolted and dis persed, leaving the 60 to continue the war. A commis- sion was on the point of leaving Buenos Ayres for the ca) ange paced indo, woe Saw The lao or eame time a by tng a froatles, A few day befor loft, b Ree eng Yn away between 500 end 600 horees. They were pursued, att:cked and defeated, with 8 lose of 200; the loss of the Buenos Ayreans being 80, ‘Trade at Buenos Ayres was, at the commencement of October, rather brisk, and a fair amount of business was done with the comfederate provinces, and more than an average with Paraguay. local demand, too, re- tived, but operations were held in check by tho uncer- tain state of the exchange. At the first hint ofa new conflict trade was prostrated, and so remained when the packet left, Stocks of iinports are heavy, and of exporta exceedingly Hight, wit the single exception of wool. All ‘inds of produce fetch high prices. Bills on per doubloon, 67 nom.; currency, per dol., 24¢d.; do. Monte- video, par; France, per doubloon, 8234f.; {United States, do., par; Rio Janeiro, 1 per cent prem.; Patriot doubloons, highest price during the week, 354; do. lowest, 949; ex- change on England, highest during the week, 67; do. —DO a azilian troops were to leave Montevideo on the NEWS FROM THE SOUTH PACIFIC, On Thursday, December 6, the steamer New Granada arrived at Panama. She bad 33 passengers, and $180,000 in treasure. Her dates sre, Valparaiso, Nov. 15; Callao, Nov. 2%; Paita, Nov. 29, CHILE, GOLD DISCOVERY—$10,000 TAKEN OUT IN FOUBTEEN DAYS. By the above, please note that gold has at length been found in quantities acar Naciamento, ninety abo Conception. ‘The steamer Polynesian arrived at twelve o’clock mid- night of the 14th inst., bringing the news of an America, by the name of Brown, hay taken out ten thouss: dollars im fourteen dasa trom the digginga near Nac-amento—that Taleahuano and Conception were in great excitement, the shop windows disotaying “Se Compra Oro,” &c. Tae Bishop of Conception has Jately rushed with fearful strides to Talcahuano, baptiz- ing, consecrating and blessing allthe ‘ infants,” stirring up the godfathers, and hustling some of the you loods into godfatherahip no slow rate. A frien mine, rich aud handsome, was made godfather to seven children in two days. So we consider Talsahuano people vafe. Come on, gold hunters, with your Protestant no- ions, From Quittola, some 36 mies distance, news has just been received of new gold discoveries, which has caused many to look that way for the *‘rock.”” Thorefore, you can safely put this down for a geld coun’ry. Kenta appear to be advancing since the above news, and soon we hope to advise you of young Sacramento, Sonora, &. We copy the ‘following market report trom the price current of the Diario of Valzaraiso of Nov. 14:—Thore haa been very few transactions of any importance during the past fortnight. The demand trom the interior is ver: tmail; come rales made for Bolivia, The only arrival that have brought assortments have been from England. Prints cf good patterns have obtained good prices, and continue incemand. In German manufactures litte has been done; imixed shaw!s are very scarce and in demoud. Fiour—seles have been lmited to the consmuption,, and notwithstanding | prices have de- cliced somewhat on account of the wish holders chow of realizing their stock, the price in small lots is $10 60, Charqul, tallow and grease very scarce and high. Wheat--Scme parcels have been disposed of at $2.26. Candenl is getting less scarce. Saltpetre—This article has risen and cannot be bought for 19 reals; for parcel thats cisporable 20 reals is asked. Brazil wood— at of good quality is beginning to get ecarce; inferior wood is very abundant. Freights—Drig Medium, Iqui- ui to Antverp, $4 16x. ; ship Ann Cheshire, ores, juacco aud Caldera to Swansea, $5 68.; brig Piskwiok, ores, Culcera to Liverpool, $4 10s.; brig Caledonia, gua- no, Chirelas to Great Britain, £4, BOLIVIA. ‘This republic at length enjoys the blessings cf i terval peace, nll ube revolutionary movements having been suc- ceenfully quelled, Gen. Santa Cruz baving asked permis- sion to return to Paris, it was not only granted, but alao his half pay as Coptain-General was conceded to him. PERU. The convention is still in ression, and many projects of law have been brought forward by ihe deputies. Amongat them was one to suppress Freemasonry, and prevent lodges from being ha ; another proposed that the Je- suits sbould be expelled, and the same day s counter bin was intmouced to legalive their re-idence in the country. The most extraorduaary and important preposition me project of law introduced by Sr. Koes, to sell lands, The following is an abstract of the which 1s too long for our columns:— v law, The preamble states that, considering guano to be the chief source of revenue of the republic, and at the same time a terminable one, the nation had not de- rived the benefit theretrom to which it is entitled, whilst the present mode of sale was unruited and expen- tive. Considering at the same time the wants of the pation,’ namely, to er: ‘gration, educate the people and irrigate the sterile coast lands, and that the interest of the pa ve years will qual the principal, it is therefore desirable to realize the sale cf the guano in a more prompt manner, for the benefit of the national treasury. Considering further, that according to the best calculations the present amount cf guano is 12,070,152 tons, (Peruvian measure. ment), which may be reduced to, say, 11,670,162 tons by the time the sale was effected; lastly, that the net profit hes exceeded thirty doll &o. Be it decreed:— ‘That the guano on the Chincha Islands, say 11,670,152 tens, be sold at public auction, in nine monthy, ata price not jess than $50 per ton, equal to $350,104,560. The sule to take place under the management of a committee of officiais named in the bill. The :egulations of the sale are next stated. The nation docs not hold iteelf reaponst- ble for the smount of guano, and will allow no rec! ° tion for a deficiency nor seek it fora surplus. The law to be published in all languages, and circulated through the government representatives in Europe, Asis acd America, The meney to be paid cash, or at least one- fourth of the sum, the remaining thiee-fourths at short date. The money to be deposited in the Bank of Eng- Jand to the credit of the nation, and appropriated in cer- tain sums for the national good, &c., &e. ‘The foregoing, which is only a briet summary, contains the principal points ot the proposed meagure. {From the Panama Heraid, Deg. 8.) To use an Irishism, the discovery of gold in Chile s no discovery at all, because the existence of large deposits of the precious ietal in the southgn portion of the re- public, between latitudes 36 and 40, has been known for centuries, and millions of dollars of goli have beea pro- cured in the neighborhood of Villarica and Osorno, dur- ing the rule of Old spain aud before the Indiana recou- quered the ccuntty from the Spaniards, aud tarther north, near Chidian, gold washing is stil successfully carried ca, Nunciowento, the place spoken of by our correspon- dent, is at the head waters of the river Bio Bio, ia lavi- tude 2S routh, on the frontier of the territory of the Americen Incians, a Gine warlike race, who have never pet feubmitted to the rule of the white man. From a seiontitic gentleman, well acquainted with the country, ole county presents, in its pation, every appearance of rich auriferous extending over about four degrees of latitude, 6 to 40 south, and probadly quite as rich ida of Australia or California, NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA, A National Bank=—Gold Discoverice—Depar- tures fiom Aspinwall—Scene In Port—isth= Elections Revenue Resources—Lim- ports and Exports, Our files of New Granada papers are dated at Paws and A>) inwall on 19th of December. A British war vessel was daily oxpected in the port ot Jonana, The Vanewa Lepress Register, of 19th of December, has followmg iteans:~ The National Bank of New Granada he title cfan institution for which a charter has been ited in New Yors, It is to be located at Bogota, the apitel, and a branch is to de established in Panama. reiores Justo Arosemena and Bernardino Melton, Sen- ators from Panam, took their ceparture for Bogote on Saturday. Dr. W. C, Canfle'd, recently a citizen of the United States, has beecme a natarahzed citizen of New Granada. The As;inwall Courier of the 10th instant rays :— Among the passengers who leave today for the United States ore K. R. Foster and coughter, of Carthegena; Dr. T. B. Dudley, and Mr. A. ©, Wappers, for a long in the rervice of the Panama Mail Steamship Company at Pa- name, Acapulco and Sen Francisco, for Cuba. Among these who arrived here in the George Law were Serator Gwin and W. Neely Johnson, of California, and General Fehirique and suite, of Serv. ‘The events of public interest for the past fortnight on the Isthmus bave neither beea numerous vor striking. ‘she chief feature of attraction bas been the shipplag in bacbor. There were near thirty vessels at Aspin- well: ond although there had teen almost daily arrivals and departures, the number constantly in varted but very little. The majority of there were Iden for the stenmship and railrond companies, The Lanam sa informs us that the election for Cabil- antes, tx Aspinwall, which came off on the 8th iast., and at which ‘oreigners had the right of voting and bet: eleoted, uncer the new law, was conducted with extraor- dioary ewbuslaem, ‘The flowing la & list of the members elected:— PrincipalsPeero Bernal: & Calvo, Juan Castillo, Jor’ Aviano, M. Morean, W. wan. andro Posada, Diogo Suplenter—-W, I. Vili Lapierre, F. BE. Foster, Fernandes, making atives aud three (oreigners In the Cabildo, Yanema Jer Dec. § saye:—Liout. Johugon, ithe U A States stor Fro- », is now ineur ely on bis way home, ces down oh the next steamer lece at Valparates, ix also here, be Hamborg stenmog Agaelis, droughs ‘rom Mexico Centiat Amcsieen ports 260, (8odallgrs tor transuale sion to England, Griiol published the estimates of the in. come pcndltare of the State ot Panama for the en- suing year. The cst!mamted tacome ds calculated at $127,- 500, ef which $0,000 Is net down ae derivable from tou- rege furs, The expenses are thus estianted:—~Govera- ment, #11,£50; jariioe, $62,662; treasury, $21,600; debt of the State, $44,586 78; pensions, $480; public works, $22,000; miiltia aud police, 824,520. Toll $185,086 78) leony ing a deficiency of $67,586 73, to be provided for, sup- posing Ue enuire amount o1 income calculated upon who received. Tue Panoma Zerold of December 6, eayr:~Yesterday morning there ne a religious coremoby im the eathedeni, tn rocmory of Genétad Berrera, who feli om the 4th of De. comber, 1854, in Aogota, whilst leading on the Constita tirnal A neninet the usarper Melo, fhe National © torrid out and Ored at intervals, he piv Wevay Was elaloaiont of The Ynited Staten pomment of Contennt eh thle. ie oem | |-, of the valuation of meq; Py honegees domestic, Kom Jew York et mon*hs commencing ypt , 1864, 1866, statement, which ts ray nogt_e Company, tated upon 8 pilo of folding, and one of them was cone: bly in, . ‘The First Circuit Court and the which were suspended for a considerable timo, have been in opera- tion again. ‘The wall Courier of 15th inst. says :~We hope the Caplide wi have a meeting at the earliest moment possible, and will cnact several laws proviously prepared, which are highly necessary for justice and the pre- servation of peace and order in our midat, The Panama Herald says that an attempt was made at Parila, near Panama. to rob murder a French- man, in which the assailants were successful so fur a8 the robbery is concerned. Gov. Fabrega, a8 s00n as ho was notified of the cutrage, rent a posse, under Captain Gorrido, to bring the perpetrators to Panama for trial. The ice of tte Tom Corwin had been transferred "ye Aspinwall. Courier of 11th fast anys part e Ww cs rly ar- rived Free on Saturday, Dec, 8ta, from Troribanse, fn the province of ed near which place are situated ‘th mines ot the Fort Bowen Mining Co. and of Ge- veral Nerris, of the iocation of which we have heretofore advised our ré rs, From this party we learn thata great discovery of gold has been made In that region. His Excellency Seier Francisco de Fabrega, Vice Governor, and eerws gt with the executive power of this Isthmus, bad visited Aspinwall. DIED. At Carthagena, N.G., ¢n tho Oth inst., at 134 o'clock in the morning, ’'of consumption, Remsen FE. Foster, of Hartford, Ccnn., in the 29th year of his age. GEN. WALKER’S RELATIONS TOWARDS COSTA RICA. From the Panama Herald, Dec. 18.) A report was in clrculation on Saturday last that Walker had invaded Coste [ica, and that a requisition haa been made to the Engliah and French Consuls bere to eend up veasela of war for the Heys of protecting foreign property. Independent of the fact that there exista no means by which such intel to the gbove effect could reach here, it is of itself improbable-— first, because Walker is not ina position to leave Nica- ragua, having neither means nor 4 method of convey- ance to Punta Arenas, (the potut said to be invaded,) neither bas he the moat remote shadow of excuse for an invasion of Costa Rice—a country in the enjoyment of the most profound peace, avd not offering the least pre- tence for his interference. Later from Puget Sound. From Puget Sound we learn that the Indians are daily committing depredations on the whites, They have killed many of the settlers at Puget Sound, and declare a war of extermination against the white population, All of the inhabitants have taken up arms against the In- dians, and sent their families on board the schooner Sant , which was chartered for that purpose. There area e number of warriors of different tribes in the field, killing all the whites who fall in their way. It is expected that the next news from that quarter will ve ymportant. From Tawpico.—-By the arrival of the schooner Wing of the Wind Wwe have received advices from Tampico to Nov. 2. The town was under martial law, expecting every day to be attacked by the opposite party, as adoat 800 men ‘were encamped about @ mile from the town —_— Provisions were scarce and high, on account of the opposite party having stopped the supplies from conang in. Boord ef Counciimen. ‘This Board met last night, at their chambers in the City Hall, the President, D. D. Conover, in the chair. The wdnates of the last meeting wero read and approved. ‘The third reading of bills was first in order, but none of importance were upon the calendar. . Councilman Ciancy then moved that when thts Board adjcurns it adjourn sine dic, This motion was lost, rte bing next in order, the report in tayor of al- lowing the oyster and clam ‘dealers to return to their stands in the Various markets was called up and adopted. tition, recommended by the Mayor and passed by the Hoard of’ Aldermen, was then prosonted, allowing MZ, R, Mackay, stage proprietor, a modification of his route, soastorun through Broadwey and the eastern part of opposed this on the, ground that undue means bad been used to obtain it.” Councilman ConovER spoke in favor of concurring with the Beard of Alfermen in granting the prayer of the pe- tition. deemed the wants of tho eastern portion of the city required the change proposed, beheved that if the members would examine the merits of the petition, they would sustain it. Councilman McCainii arose in opposition to the con- currence. He knew something of how these grants were obtained. He himself had been interested in one grant which cost thirty thousand dollars to get it thro: A certain Mayor was to get a sheceof tne spolle it be pat it through. Tho Mayor accordingly exerted himself, and sncceeced in getting the matter through the Boards, but was then cheated out of the share he was to receive. Mr. McCahiil was willing to pay the Mayor the amount hs was to get, but the other parties interested outvoted him, snd the Mayor did not get a cent. (Laughter.) ‘A motion was then to postpone the whole mat- ter tll Monday evening. This motion was lost. Councilman MaTurr raid there was an attempt to force bis matter through the Board without its bemg under- stood. It this was the case, be thanked God that the time of his departare was near. Several Coi — Amen, amen. Counciman Maitter— When the 1st of January comes, Ikncw that there are members here who will thank God for their ewancipation from this Board. they are here they feel they are bound slaves to a power they dare not resist. This is my individual opinion. If there is a man here who has ucted in any way to force this matter through, let him stop and ask himself if he has acted tike an honest, independent man, or like a dole and tool, like a tlave tow potent master’ I protest against this midnight legislation. If there ix a msn here whom I have offended, Jet him come on and ‘lay on, and d—d be he who first cries hold, enough.” I say this legielation would dirgrace any body of men. Ceunciiman Conover taid he vas gisd that the present opportunity had offered iteelf for allowing the gentleman tum tte Fifty-reventh (Mather) to get rid of the bile thachad accomulated upon his stomach, He, for one, threw back the insimva ions thst had been thrown out. If the gentleman’s remarks reflected. npon any one, it was upon gentlemen outside of this Board. He could see nothing objectiorstle in this matter. He asked the Beard to vote tor it, and if they could hcnorably do so, well and gocd. Councilman MatwErR said he wished to explain, He dtd not speak at all upon the merits of the petition before the d, Dut only asked for time to understand the matter. ‘The vote was then taken npon granting the prayer of the petition, and concurring with the Board of Aldermen, ‘Twenty-four voted in the affirmative and eighteen in the negative, and it was declared lost for want of a constita- tional vote, fe matier was then re considered, and laid upom the table, ‘The Board then, at 11 o'clock at night, adjourned till Mondey afternoon. 4 Persona) Intelligences ARRIVALS, From Liverpool, in the sea: and lady, W Pernice snd indy, Maris and indy, Miss Howell, Geo Cruikshanka, Saml Shaw, sapt Kearney, C Rochette, Freck Sevunchardt and servant, RB Clark, F Catesux, Wm Kaphail, AQ Fina? lay, FALe A Plower, AH Freeman, Ji Farreil, Rob M Broce, KE U Reilly, W Hayward, Geo O Byans, Frank Ho ve, Thos E Higgens, Thos P Wights, Henry Redwood, PL. Mille, George A Works, George alnsiie, Richard Thilie, ‘Nielson Forsy Jr, John Sanderson, H Flegen: hein, M Hulbtt, © Rochetio, B A. nid, DM Munroe, D Met lis, J Devero, toseph Moore, G de Choliy, Thos McNair, Geo Pearce, Noch L Lotgoe, 8 A Bulcrich, T Brittain, Robt # esbit, UD Morange, Chas Potter, Joho I Evgiish, R A Schabel, Wm Chryetel, Hall, A Kenwiek, F Ob ensch it, Hoary Uhris- tie, A Fischer, H Daniels, K BJooes, M Darrell, 8 Taylor, J Fiprom Cellieenia, vis; Asplawall, in the steamship G ‘rom ornia, v spluws in the ste jeorge: Law—lew sWermeer, LMequires, USN; AE Shagnon, Mt Kegur, R Ayaros, D Frazer, Ksq; 9 L Jucors, Mrs Gager, J Fann? tap, HS A Prasiow, D Brick, indy and two chil- dren; crs Connor,’ W 1 Pacilie—J P Wakeman ier and Jandy, 0 P da 6 W Salisbury, & P McDariel, 'W J WG Hunt, Ohos Traver, Thos Kier, HP Mrs EL, Way, Mra Gentil, P A Allen, Fields, © M Btover, J T Colton, O'S N: J Cnrothera aM Flynn, i 8 F Shields, Fanny Woods, we M Peres, in Charleston. tn steamship Nasbville— Lieut H Ley CRAM A Geliabers Mra Tekan) Filia, L Farr, AL Hareltine, T H P Horton, C T Dundam, and 5 in mecrage. Pinsent ed Exhibidons, * Bro. Ra beautiful spectacular } oS eat il Nate ec es Again for this evening, with m fuvorhe farce. Nmio’s Garpen.—The Ravels announce a fo thin evening which expnot fail to draw a large house. new ares “JoWila,”” and the grand fairy pantomime 4 comic tyallet, of "Medina’” are the selections for the evening. Bowsuy Taratee —The amusements are. end garertetnibe. The drama of with hire. Ward and Mr. R, Johnson in the principal ebaraa ters, ia ani jj aio, the exercises in the ring by Myors & Nixon's equestrian troupe. Boutos's TreaTee.—Burton, the comedian, appears to pelt in three Rare Tho pieces oaloted are, “aly ‘@ Pen- iy EA Tran ge AINE Rage ‘Thousand Milline and “All the World® & 8 Very aitractive bill. Warscn's THratee.—The sixth reprosentation of 'Po-ca- bon-tan,' ‘bh bas met with great success, is snnoanced for this evening; also the beautiful draune of Paruline,” Lester, Brovgham, Waleot and Mrs. Hoey in leading characters, Lavra Keene's Vantetis.—The drams called “Dream of Delusion,” with Jordan, Dyctt and Miss L. Keene in the prin: cipal parte—the comedietta of “Two Can Play st that Game," aud the divertiement called (bo “Valley of relections for this evening. for Woon’s Minerwers continue to pnt large sure in the troa- Sz. Thallant ts crowaed wrery cfeuing. "A Gus programe Boceiey’s Sennp arena Tee Durleaque as plao the minstrelsy of in-band, are every niche wiuewed b large and respectapie audiences, f Acapery Hai2.—Donaldson’s band S eae tte are deing a fair share of Luainos, A great 4 of wOumR or Uae ov eedng. Legislative Police Committee. ‘This Committee assembled yesterday morning, all the members being present with the exception of Mr. Crosby. present board are purely political, Tam metad democrat, bus I placed ae their hands, aa they were, #0 ‘embarassed; thece, wore’ no charges of pointes was a man of ct 4; I think he It is net , at the present time, that applicants for appointments apala got strong sol worth acta; mg application was sigeed by people not worth a straw; a was "y people of all and ‘puntos ine » Sornasionees Inst ear acted very f ‘aD re-ap) nts; iv the poet Ae were filled as they oco! exoopt mine, which was left over, aud I cannot come to any con- clusion why I am not reappoiated exeept through politics; Mayor ‘Wood told me that politics should have nothing to do with reappeintmeats, sad that avy man who per- formed his duty faithfully, and having no charge agatast hum, should have his vote, but he did xot carry that eccertion Out; there wore no charges whatever made ageinst we, yet I was superseded, When Mr. Maynard’s examination was closed, the fol- lowing ccmmunication from the Maycr was road:— Mayor’s Orrice, New York, Doc. 28, 1855. GextiemeN—It you desice information as to the mode of making pesplomnents and parece anthodt biped Department, permi: me respectfully to suggest that you examine the Commissioners, and not men who have been dismisved upon charges, and disappointed applicant for appointments. The Commissioners will be very happy to sflord apy information upon these questions, and vo aid the invesiigati ns of the committee as far as they may apply te their department. Very res meee RNANOO WOOD, Mayor. ‘To Mesars. Crosby, &c., Committee of the Legislsture. The next and last witness examiaed was Col. Alex. Ming, who testified as follows:— Ccl. Slex. Ming, Jr., was the next witness examined— Tam clerk to the Board of Police Commissioners, and have been since January last; papers relating to charges against policemen are tiled with the clerk of the Common Counsil, according to law; complaints ara taken by me, but generally in the Chief's office; polisemen are not generally present, but are always notified when rebutting testimony is put; the Board usually sits twice a week; 4 full Beard has nearly always sat until the recent chacge ageinst Judge Stuart; there is never a decision made ex- cept by concurrence of the Board; the Mayor does not de- cide on cases himself; the defendant is entitled to cross examine rer person who makes au affidavit, and em- loy counsel; I never heat question asked ‘of an ap- ploy A; heard the quostion asked ‘of plicont in my presence, whether he was whig, de- mocrat or Know Nothing; the appointments’ are made by a full Board; some have been mado since Judge Stuart vacated his seat; I do not know how many clerks or detailed men are in the Chief's office; there never were any formal charges against Cap:. Maynard; bia time expired, anda majority of the Board Were of ‘opinion, from rumor, that he was aldicted. to habite of bal sedan and this I think had influence with the appointing power: Ihave known good officers, whore time has expired not re-appotated, in cunse- quence of being addicted to habits of intemperance, and such a wan cannot be trusted, while tho Commissioners would prefer to avoid the unp.easant alternative of dis- charging man for intemperance; I did not hear any ra- mors of Capt, Mnynard pring intoxicated while on duty; I don’t know the nativity ot applicants for appointment; it is enough tha: are citizens; I do notknow ot the fact stated by Cupt. Maynard relative to the app intment of democrats aud Irishmen in the room of whigs and Americans; every applicant must have twenty-five sig- natures to his application, two-thirds of whom are citi- zens of hia own ward, and that he is of good moral cha- racter; questions relative to democrats have never come up in my presence, nor do I ask such either of the app icant or other ies} api nts, I under- stand, were made in the ofa , but I wes not present; we kept no private or public record of character; | have known cases to be two or three weeks undecided, the officer during the time; this is done toxgive him every opportunity for ex- paleve anything unexplained; the weekly calendar ws abyat elght or ten complaints; every case fa read over by all the Commissioners; the decisions are always given concurrently by the full Board; I am a confidential cleck there, of course a eae one, but your question would be better answered by one of the Coi a; the Re- corder gives bis full attention to the business, but if be is Fae ne oh part orien rea see @ case can be before the Mayor by consent of the accused, but he ey declines to try a case himeelt. At the close of the examination the following statistics from the criminal record of the City Prison were laid be- tore the committee. RT OF THY City PRIGON or THE Crr¥ or New YORK FROM January 1 To Novennge 30, 1855. First Dist. Prison, White White Black Black (Halis of Justice.) males. fem’ls. mates. fem’le. Total. ee ouDee shh. 108 40 («154k Com’td from Jan. 1 ; 8,057 680 285 24,883 9,006 554 = 360 (25,144 6,730 419 904 20,579 ie Bb 2 —- — ' Sent to B. inland. 1,687 2,127 106 74 8,908 “ Prison. 2,118 4 8 4 18 Remaining in pri- ton Now 202,, 20 184 21 7 492 Total........... 15,106 9,006 554 380 26,144 In addition io ‘the No, rec'd at the First Dist. Pri- 15,002 8,957 530 885 24,888 8,708 1,851 49 2% 5,129 Essex Market... 2,712 818 16 10 3,566 From Fourth Dist., Yorkville...... 19 6 38 38 186 Total for11 months ey ending Nov, 20. 21,547 11,176 007 424 33,754 (COMMITMENTS FOR INTOXICATION UNDER THE OLD LAW lat District Pricon,, 24 “ 3a ta 4th « 50 3,872 1,966—5, 828 Tote! committed for intoxication,.........++.12,418 COMMITMENTS POR VAGRANCY, Females, 2,408 686 2I7 Total itted for vagr: = ‘of comm for MOCY ce eeseecee New York, Dee. 1, 1855. " JOHN’ H. WHITMORE, Clerk City Prison. The Cemmitteo adjourned to meet in Albany on the 9b of January next. City Intelligence. Youn Mey’s Democranc Union Cirn.—Thia club met Jast night, at Tammany Hall, to make arrange nents “tor the campain of 1856,’’ as their advertisement read. Our reporter paid them a visit, when he was informed that matters of the utmost importance were betore the club, but It would be inexpedient to make huown what it was just yet, but et some future time their actions would be made public, and wou d have a tremendous effect on the next Prerideptial election, We regret that we cannot inform our readers what this important action was. No doubt the democracy, the world and the rest of man- kind sre burwing with curiosity to know what this secret plotting fs sll about. Won't the Young Men's Demoeratie Union Club take pity on tae public and give them Light? MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of new York, December 28, 1855, Ebip American Fagle, Moore, London—F. B Ship Frying oht pe Whiner Havre—Henry A Kelle; Bark Kep.er, Pratt, Towlon—J O Beker & Uo, bark Zicon, Davia, Je Grande—! Son 4 Co. Bark J Wealey, Sylvester, Oleu'uegon—J Perkins Bark Ocil a, Arby, Mobile—htarges 4 Clearman. Bark Adeiee, Weilop, Noriotk—Masier, Br ure, ‘avanoan——Dunham 4 Dimon. Behr ave? AES Peers cbr Gea Sirs, Apalachioola—Kagie « Hazard, Sebr Whirlwind, Georgetown—R H Wyatt. fchr LP Bruith, ihmvinglon—-Deicer & Pouce. Bebr Jobo, B: tmingion—F 8 Powe. Sehr Sylvi, Hathaway, hilsn' Olty—B Ht Wyatt, Kebe Flyaway Bildreib, Norfoik— Master, Behr Denrico Scranton.’ Bichmord—C H Person. Febr Alexandria—Van Hy unt & Slaght, tebr ", Lewin, fone ow jaster. Propeuier Crook, Oager, Balumore—Cromwell’s ARRIVED, Preetfic, Fidres, Liver, Dee 15, 2PM, with oR Co. The P arrived at ‘at 12:25 AM, and sett Liverpool Dee 15, 2 PM. “i a. pared ship Underwriter, from New York, boand ‘1 60, lon 16 20, pawed a ship with double fog ere sad male meee. he ae CH bark broad w reak hoend Er 12:18 AM, 163 miles & of Sandy meamsbtp tenee for Live wevere a the eptir® passage. mebip George Law, Herndon, yee Dee 10, &39 gore and specie, to MO Roberta. The GL ey weaiber and srong NW winds afer pasa (oa ike lattude of Ubarieston, Dec 1PM. mS ig8, wo |. sehore ow Faturda: CELE ; luauey Bark Elise (Ham), Niemann, Shields, Nov 23, BAILED, Seematip, America, San, Francioco vie, Blo Sanco; ab American Bagle, London; Ocean Pearl, Havre; Roecius, verpool. ‘Wind at sunrise, SW; meridian, do; sunset, NW. MisceHaneous. Loes or Scum Oatuarinn H Bacon anp aL Hanps—The lighthouse keeper at Assateague Island reports the schooner Catharine H Bacon, of Jersey City, as having gone ashore near that place night of 28d inst, ond all hands are suppoved to have been drowred. The verse isa total wreck. She was loaded with pine wood, Lavxcu—Mr Abram C Bell will launch from bis yard this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, a splendid clipper schooner of 400 tons burthen, called the Joseph W Webster. She is to be command. ed by Capt Roderick Bennett, and #fintended for Messrs Scran- ton & Tallman’s line of New York and Charleston packets. She isowned by Mr Henry Thirssom, of Charleston, and Messrs ‘Scranton & Tallman and others, of this city. ‘Mr Boll launched or Saturday last, 22d inst, a small but very pretty bark of about 250 (ons, owned by Messrs OL & A Ferris, and designed for the St Domingo trade. ‘The steamahip Nashville, Capt Berry, arrived last evening from Charleston. New Orieans Sreamsure ComPpaNy—The office of the above company has been removed from 31 Broadway to 12 Park Place. Clipper thip Andrew Jacksor, at San Francuco, was 31 Sofas Rect cele Lae a eee relents tn Bee bd dasnio Cape Horn, whore she enoounierod hetry wesiatly 8; carried away head cutwater, sprung foremiast and sestined otter damage, ‘Crossed the Idet of Wo time vince, “Aug 2h, Henry: Martin, 24 ollcer, of Brooklyn, fell from the poop dock and broke bis beck.” Clipper ship West Wind, at San Francisco, was 34 days from Boston (0 the ARauator on ‘the Atlantic, which was crossed in Equator in the Pa- cife in Jon 110, since w! 3 NW andNaw winds. Bave been within 440 miles of port for the last 10 days, Olipper ship Flying Dragon, at do, was 88 days to the Equator on Weratiautlor Wolsh wee tomsggd tnt low aiy wee G2 dure to Cape Horn; was off the Cape 7 days in «rong gales; lost fore toy erossell Ue Reyaator in tae Pactiio fa ion iid 80, ad haa Nght northerly winds moat of the (ime since. Chipper ship Shroceo the atlantic, which Was crossed in lon 3K was 56 days from port to Cape Horn, 3 iced heavy westerly gales for 26 daya, during which spilt wala, eto; crossed the nator in the Pacific Oct 35, in lon 111, and bad Wgnt NE and ‘winds most of the time'since; made plas of Monterey five deys since; have boen within 300 miles of port for the last ays. Clipper ship Thomas Watson, at do, left Delaware Bay July ih, and “was 40 days to ihe sauator io the AUantlc Qooan. Paived near Ststen Land and fhside of Diego Remiras on the 23d ep, #0 dase out. ‘kxpertenced heavy ales and very ne- vere wesiber off Cape Hora, and was as far south as lat 61. the Kquaior in tbe’ Pacilo Nov 6th, ton 110, since which hud light winds from Nand ANE, Was becalined on the gith and 28h. ship Grace Darling, at do, was 35 days to the Equa- ‘ie Adanito. Crossed in lon'30 45, Was 71 days to Vape Horn, where she ad_atrong gales for 12 days. Grbesed the Fquator ta the Nov 7th, fo lon 118 39, ain 36 which had light winds aud calms, shid Spirit of the Times. at do, was off nee days in stzong Westerly gales, duriug which stove bulwarks, sarted ead; de. Crossed, the Equator Nov Oth in lon 113 40, and had light winds and caims most of the time sluce. Clipper bark Almena, at do, was off Cape Horn 32 days in heavy weather. Crossed the’ Kquator Nov 4th, in lon 113 42, and bad strong Northwest winds moat of the dane since. , at¢o, was 31 days to the Fquator in La a, Lawrences Bobet ire Ta) Ot er, Bos on; br te —, rs Benr: ‘a’ by, i os . afl, do; Amelia, Rockh ll, NYork. oe 8a See Miscellaneous, 2 Smirs Matanan sod Oxon were at Key West 18th inst: having been tn collision with each otber. Malabar lost her bowsprit and head, ‘The Creole lost topgaliant torecastle- Suir Timon, from New Orleans for Boston, remaino? at Ed- gartown at last ccounts, leaking, but was kept free by her Rims, ,Bhe wil be towed round 1 Boston by the steamer ‘orbes. ¥R Burr Arnicare. from fan Francieco for Callao, put tato TERRI © Vest, Paris and had to be hove down ‘per hour, ‘was He iu, but, when ‘within two days’ sil of that wae driven off by a severe Ne from the South, daring which sprung the foremast and topmart, and the fore sara and foretopsall yard, and Hed Way’ tosinboom snd's boct besides puferiog tuck ta de Jeaa of riggir g, salis, dc, Buic Manas B Comery of Boston, from Charleston for Rio Janetro, which put into Y¢raambuco prev to 24th ult, in dis trees, had been stranded at Paraiba 60 miles N of Pernam buco: ‘The British Consul, to whom probably Carleton applied for advice and assistance, bad sold most ofthe caro of Tumber, probably to defray expenses. It was thought at Per- harnbuco that the brig would Be condemned. 4 Bric Iza—Sieamboat Seminole, employed between Bavan- nab ard Pliatka, took tire night of 20th inst, while lying at the whar' al Jacksonviie, and in abeut 15 minutes was enve lo ie was cut loore from the wharf, . Bhe 1s supposed 10 have had 150 bales Sea Ieland cotton on board for Savannah and Charl eengers were saved, but nearly all the about t¥o years 0.4, and cost about $50, Haw foun CLama MARIA went ashore on the 224 ull at To basco and became a total Losi. four Mary Lyxw, from York River for Baliimore, went ny ‘afternoon on one of the rests in the bay lying between North Pcist and Kent Isiand, and fell over on Kelana "g Jaden with grein and siraw, tad tt wik Tens it sh@ Woitld steomer Relief was sont to her enc succeeded in Gregetng her off mee, An examination proved that neither vessel or cargo Lad suflered much damage, ; Fenn Petrn R WArLEs, with » cargo of 1300 bushele corn 4c0 busiiels ded Wali and Goaua woe kalore oor Paiane oon ing Inet, near Indian River Inlet, and was tull of water on the i6th, A portion of ber cargo had been landed on the beach, and was to be sold at auction on the 26th, Senn Varon, Burch, hence at Charest: the 1 mM, between Haterse and Lookout! the, wind shither sud wly from Eto NW and blowing a gale which lasted for ten hours split mainsal! end carried away main boom, éc. Whelemen, Sid from Papeste Oct éth bark Maria, for Lomo, with 700 bbls ”. At Pernambuco 2th u't, Cavalier, Bourne (inte Nickerson), NB, Capt Nickerson had resigned re command on account of sickress, and would retarn home. The bazk would proveed on ber voyage under command of Mr Bourne, the first officer, At Corlseo, Bay rep: 5, by letter irom irst oficer, Sacramen to, Bac w, or Westport 00 ap 20 humpback. | Reports at Corts co Ia) july 22, George, = ner, Ol NOW! 18 bbls i $i f6,'on 16040. ship. Wh poken—-Nov 16, iat 33 Im Thotapson, from ‘k Sea tor Honolalu. 1300 bbia oll, Jo date, oif Cape St Lucas, bark R Adama, Andrews, of SF, bound into La Paz, ofl not atuted. Spoken, &. Rip Harvard, Hotchsiee, 67 ays from Baltimore for Cal- “Entp Eat, from Chiachas for ——, was sigoalized lat 66 46.8 Jon 64 48. i * f wert i town, Cardage, 65 days from N for § Franclago, Oot 4 it 027 8. ton 6h bt dgestiytny Ship Petrel, from London for New Orleans, Dee 4, lat 4” 60, Jon 8 ght Todah Touro, from NOrlesnafor Liverpool, Dec 1, tat Shp Arnold Boninger, from London for NY: 4 easton so rthalapcanlags fing pth Ana Hoynton, from NYork for Havre, Dec 3, lat 48 10, Ship Tsase Newton, of Boston, steering 8, Oct 22, Int 00 Pw ering 22, lat 6 N, ree Is), Oct thee Sophronia, Hall, Prmmanncoor Sov M—In port bark J A Hasant, Wikiams, ““focustun Bor f1--In port new Freseh vessel Oultredy, for weet art sake 7) Sith, trom Werk, Jost Brig Thames, outside the rm ‘St Joun, NB, Dec 22~Arr brig Helle, Robinson, Savannah, (Pam Sreawanse Pactere } Antwenr, Dee, 10— Arr Matanzas, Libby, New York. Sid ‘boil; Davide, New urjeanm, (aod trom the itonta ty, Bwtemen, New York; 1th, Almora, Wi!- 13ib, Saxonville, Blubee, New York; Evening Ly Dee. 10-Of, the Bremen D ‘om New York for firemen. hag dita ae: Horteran, Bomnay, Nov 16—Art Mermaid, mith, Canton. oltumannaran, Dee. 2-84 Chieftain, Bureh, Matanzas; inthian, Slater, New Orleans; Dorevie, Gralew, New York. iinieror, Dee. f—Arr Wm Miles, ‘Thomyean, Caio. Crd 12th. busine, Watson, New Orleans. Komaux, Dec &—Sid Celira, Chabble, NOrkeane: 32th, Free 1rade, Osierbere, NYork; Henriette, Uoursade, and Da’ nae, Kruly, Calitorn ‘ dtrom ibe Koads #h, John Ravenal, Morrison, NYor (o, Arne Perking, Wiliams, 40; 10h, Grays, Ginsoa, \ * trip art, Dee 7—Hld Crown, Cavey, Apalachicola, ‘Ur tcgrta, Oct 26—Arr Horsburgh, Snow, Bow: rite, Howes, Madras, Northern hagle, Will’ Bydney, fon, Jaber Snow, Spow, Liverpoor; Youur Mectante, Arma tury. co; 29th, Sen Kawle, WHHAme, Roston, 80Us, Her \iator Wa ice, Liverpool; 3 inbe, kvans, Madras; Nov & anys flower, Fuler, NOrivane; Elwin Forest, Crocker, London: bib, Crrolike heed, Ely, Morost; North Americs, Numbar, Lice: poo) 7th, Yracom, Howton ; Pea OF fenban:, Wedge Landon: Moves Dw: Copery, do; Zi, St Louis, Davis. do. CorHavem, Dec 28d selene, Honsen, NOr'eawe: Th, Deuchiand. Yoop, N¥ork: Virginie; Pretin, Vaiparauo and Ben Francisco Mb Mir Bee! ¥ Ning Casast, Lee Parr Oyo, Uvberi, 8 Lore. nport, Ling ag NYork; Oh, J ee wipucaanic PSR wane Petter, do tnd Bi eta ee Thin Marcia, ber Philadelphia; City of Now York, Mo- seat Guae, lens: Frogress, aoe dnd ante er, By Skolteld, Boreans; ‘Capitol, Lennon, ore! Onapoer Sa 1b, Eliza Pirrie, Evans, Apalachicola; Harvest, Fatior, hee New Brown, Savannah; R D Shop- Sorte oot Chari ; Routh; Wi Po a wee Yorks Lady Pilsbor igi get * F ert, = La ey Gnariee a: JP Whitney, Gray, do; Pariiame Pola, Hour Cea Cees, SYork fbn Jota 7 Augie, i ireh, Oe SE tacoma um NB; Marton, Oallno; Windward, Caio fadz, Calcutta, Pool Kessuer? Boubampion Pratt’ and Fer Talk W forks Beh Bis Santa Grus, Oubs; 12ih, Oliver Jocdas fy, Linunden Can, Mew, Mot oe ed toms Wet i from. Py York, (and sid: from boat 12th); liza Me wing, Mobl'e (and aid from Deal 13th); 1h, Sie Robt Feel. Ghadwick, NYork: Julia, Koss, NOrleane, " “Are City of Wi . Wylie, Ka- mlesch. Ci ral Knox, West, Kamiesob. Pe oad ‘2l- Arr George Allen, F108, Leghorn (amd n) tor Bouton), Mata, Vec 2—8ld Columbia, Jenkins, Marseilles; 4h, White Fal ; Gem of the cea, Bevan, Gibraltar. EY Neweastix. Dec 7—Cid iad Mentor, Durell, NYork. ‘Newroxr, Deo 7—Hid Sewa 1, Morrell, NOrteans; 6th, Jam ‘Smidt, Beaufort, NC; 12th, Khea' sylvia, vans, Noe kenstown, Dec [e-Arr Moses Wheeler, Simpson, Batt. ae a el Chas Chalouer, Fox, Quobes. Venice, Deod—arr rcole, Plumas, Klohmond, Fee ere ae Opn ASE: Se ane pref mop Cénaoqurnce (gf consiatted east sedi Mga glia wala eproioay a! in dock, is new fea od which had been circulated that moking six of ener pee cay. entirely choring in the Straits of copper Keel was torn off by herchain cable getting under her, strong currents running In the siraits drivin; before she could bring up. ‘This mishap led which only req ‘one pump at work minutes per hour to keep the ship dry. denies that the ship ever made 22 she proceceded down the ccast towards A: Be ieee Oo ee ewer ot emEers ET HU Oe Te e 5 HY ; see Canears . ensued with Viopd’s agent © ; ployment of additonal bands, some. of hi Arnie was carried ‘ont, and the ship resalied on the ti ot @c- tober, “The ship still makes water, which is keot down by five Gop een ty about is00 cheats, al condi ion. 5 fit Fis 5 : i é aft G F i a i iE if FE ¢ fnooring cing from whieh Meru tee’ os hoy and eae fury. ‘The Marlon was not docked “un ths afternoon. i Live |—The City of Washington (trp) b ibe phot apataat he pice bent ot marvel terete run by and brekea: fa her stems ‘Deo The wi reviously ia, from Boston, wh Amesioan brig Martha, Livunroot, Dec 18 The American thip Constitution has bee vhis afternoon's tide, her keel stil upwards, ‘Kazarcu Bay, Dec 1—The American ship Ticonderoga gx «nthe reef which runs up the middie ot the harbor, but was owed off; she subsequently broke from her anchorage, and ‘en foul of the Hovel Albert flagship: by assistance {rem he latter abe was towed further up the bey, and anchored ia afer i» with part of her eargo are ia King»: BALTIMORE, Dec 27~-Arr Mount Say Wi NYork; Thowwwaun, Johoscn, do. ld brig Mason ‘Halifax NB; 'schrs a Baker, Boker, West indies: AH Rretmore; Bogart, York: Anne Jénking, herman sod tt P verpeol; farbo oho S Brame, Gayle, Marseilles; Amazon, Kirwan, Indies. Deo 2 Arr ahip Sbakapeare (new), Quiccy; sober Berek Livby, Libby NYoek. Cit chips Rambist, Lolbrow, Ear Franeiegh adiene dieses, Coe, Onieane: Kt Barney. tar: ag eye ag eg ore; " Ebonden Mauikews do (2d Webber, Portard; sctrs, Marine West. Prince Les eo, Tripp, New York; Cyrus Chamberlain, Hallet, do. Bld. wind W to WNW and NW. good breeze, ships Abiellino, Mary Fg Wabash; Loules Eston; trigs Florentias, Bos- © Arr sdtr Somerset, Freeman, Savannah. Sid 61h, ship Kineo (nes) Kverett, NOrteans. BI Belo: to be the An- Ww Sig, capped pandale, wannah, Sid 28d, bark Branette, Lencas’er, Havapa; 24th, brig Samuel Otis (new, of Beljast), Limeburaer, ames SHARLESTOF , Dec %4—An ochrs BN Hawkins, Griffio, N ‘York: Vapor, Burch. do (see Disasters). In the offing, Amelia, 1 dike, from rel 1; William Patten, Churct om coi Maetia, ven, tora Newpis Od shig ever , f if A Franklin Lac Macy Powell, Obaren, rorel —4 VOALATN Dec ivare brig D. Weoster, MoPadden Orreavs, : daipbia.. Sid fob, brig Black Maw, Sparkes Jameene wer Lamphghter, Dyer, Havana. CHATHAM, Des seePassed thts afternoon, steamer R 3 Fe from Newport for Boston, with schr Ingomur fort: AL GAHTOWN, Jc —Arr sohrs Pocumtuck, Rowe, Now Wooster, Fiiladeiphis for Fort ange hs Teanestee, Moselie Hardy: Jackoa- FEANKFORT. Dec I§—Arr br . Winsiow, Vhi'sdelpliia, Sid 2éth, brug ville; 25th, set r Or Galabs,, Rio Jane! HOLass CLR, Dec 4, P M—Arr brig Celt, Norton, Bel more fur Newbury por sgpbts J Grierson, Hallock, Apalach! cola for (on; Fulton, Georgetown, DC for do; Oress cle, Clark, Virginia wele, Ketchum, Alexandrts o; Lueinds Jane, Wall, Balt moré {oF Newburyport; May. er, Kelton, do for Bncksport; Chelsea, bawell, Chess. ¢ for Portemouth. Sid brigs Kideont, OBrien; achrs BA an A Jameson, Florerce, Justina, Victory, B C Lathaa, Mindors, Ellen Matilda, Focumuick, and Geni Dom Art brige Sarah Eller, £ oyie,” Portland for Phiiadetpria; Robin, Wallace, Millbri¢ge ‘or s York, schra Jerusha Beker, Baker, Philade' for Hoxton; Granite State, Bearse, N York for do; Hondures, Cross, Norfilk for Portiand; Marcia Far- 7 . 26.9 A M—No arrival. wind NNW with rain, the above arrivals and bark incoln; brigs Veaus, Aita- ¥, and Binily Ward. ‘%—Arr she Granite Sate, Bears, NYork Boston. JACKSONVILLE, prev to Dee 20—Arr brig Iza, Wiillams, NY¥ouk Ca . KEY WEAT, Dec Tn, brig Samson, rine. , PM—Arr sebrs Mary 44 for do; % NEW ORLEANS, Dec (BP) Be ng, Hond. via Busian t-iand; Haciet Lewis, Bur, ‘Tampico, Cid ships Oroximbo (Sard), Groce, Genoa (rem), Banken, Brenen; brigs Geo E Preset Charleston; Hurrlet Newell, Boson, sohr eee ee te eatopol Ce) Pagid, Piglim, We AM—Arr pymetoy ¢ ie, e i; Dat Lambert, Malaga; orig WO Mfwee, Scuneidec, fa. oe Toul, veri Kio de Janeiro owed (sea rine re, amamany; 17th, ahips Ply- mouth, abd Jobanesbe oe Fira, NYork. OR AGINE oon wt, parts tipen Cove ar 7 Camden; Howard (new), Stanwood, Bah ak PROVINCKTOWN, Dee %1—In port steamer Wevtern 1 York for Porils de file Ty Gikoy, Manchewer yana. Cid bark 16 Csceoia, Aldrich, bricamass hy Grant, «Catharine ‘Beus- bee. and Renator, Beoes, NYor¥. iat y Deo 2 Are ectire Windsor, Dunbar, Wind- OND, ror; irtce Obi BAN F ship Aodrew ; Ziet, bark Columbia, . Newburyport, JANUISCU, Nor 2)— Arr Williams, NYork 120) dss urd, Pe- te, Tehit; 224, whip West Wicd, Elliot, Boston 139 da; bare yn cto, Widendorp, Acmaleetem, Zia. antes Fiying Dragon, Lide, NYork 1i4 days, lmcco, West,” Phua- Geiphin 125 days: sche Penguin, Wheeler. Hoby Kong. bark Raymon’ (Bs) DUN stele ny On, ong, tar br late Mac! whe dh ee ba) endon vis montevisec; 28th, bare Al oa NYcrk 167 dayw; 2th, steamship Golden Age, Watkins, mma; U 8 revenue cuter W L Maroy, Lieut aL Sree Mout rey; 3b, sip Thos Watton. Lyle, Philadelphin 149 days, dark Océan Bird Wiggite, ver: Dec Tat, sbios Grace Dartirg, Deane, Borion 129 days; Spirit of the Times. Klviny “York 10 cari barks Poermetie, Vaipey, Ayan; 24, Metrcpolls, Swinson, Coiambia River: Ml, eche Minas, nist fer, Canton vin @enlin: éth, sea: Portes, Coline, sam Juan; ebip Wandrabm (Hem) Decker, rormile, B, 100 dares brig Reve (Mam), Stege, Stanghae “1 des) Uclow, Nov 73d, eteemer Asoria, trom Yew York, si sn- chor balf way between the ber snd tar Peraliover. Od Now berls Pow saver, Thoms, Senta Barbars; Sm, Bertha (rem) Kemp, Hong Kou Bl Nov Qet, sbepe Galata, Barber, Borg Kong) Gertrodn te 24, PEt: og st ( led, NYork; ketch Bro'b ors, pos, Hailock. "ana = ——