The New York Herald Newspaper, February 10, 1856, Page 8

8 THE MATSECL INVESTIGATION. ‘The examination into the nativity of the Chief of Police was resumed yesterday in the Mayor's office. before the Police Commiasioners. The room was crowded, as usual, and the Mayor, Recorder, and City Judge took their seate at four o’clo:k, when Mr. Mrady called the first witness for the defence. John MeKibb n sworn—I know the Chief of Po- tice; 1 proposed him as member of a Freemason’s lodge; 1 think this was in the year 1535; the name ofthe lodge was York Lodge—the same to which H, ©. Atwood belonged; I don't remember that I stated his birthplace in proposing him; Mr. Matsell never told me he was born in England; I never said he was born in Engiand, to anybody. Samuel Smith sworn--I reside in Witliamsbarg; 1 knew the mother of the Chief; I became acqnaint- ed with her eight or uine years ago; I was well ac- quainted with her; sbe lived with the Chief, and died there; she used to tell me where her children were born; she said some of her children were born on the east side of the town and some in Broadway; George, she said, wus born ia Banker street, or | Cherry street, or somewhere on the east side of the town. Cros¢examined by Mr. Noyes—I became ac- quainted with Mrs Matsell through Mr. Sweet, wh» married Mrs. Matcell’s daughter; Mr. Sweet tives in New York now. near {‘ortieth ‘street, I believe; I have not seen Mr Sweet for three or foar months; I don’t know that his wife, Mrs. Sweet, is living: I never heard that she was dead; her husband’s name Joseph T. Sweet, aud he ia now, I believe, Super- cee lows now; lie is the Ubiet’s brother; he was Con- $0 some piace in South America; | have not seen since be went to lowa; I knew, also, Augustus ‘Mateell, who is now dead; i knew him here, and he waa a clerk in sore one of the public offices; [ knew also Mary Matcell, sister to the Chief; she married Mr. Finn; 1 have not seen her for a long time; I her daughters !ust week in their store in Wil- 3 Mr. Finn sud Mrs. Pinn are both living, is is ali the family 1 knew; I don't think I knew Sivan Maisell; Mrs, Matsell used to r children in connec- purge, as Chief, would get killed in going in among thieves and villains; her was after George was Chief, and about eight or talk nine ago. Edwerd J. Shandiey sworn—I am Deputy Clerk of the Marine Conrt; i have been conneoted with the court for twelve or fourteen years; these two books now shown aro from tie records of the Marine of this city. (Two large volumes were then Be oo he eff -—JI am going to offer these in evidence, show that the name George W. Matsell in this index, has been changed by turning the ll’s into ff’s, and tearing cut the pase from the volume, which this name in the index refers to. (Thiy was ex ined by the Co:mwissioners, and found to be ex- as Mr. Brady represented it.) This was vol. No. 5 of naturalizations. Mr. Brady—I now offer volame No. 3 of natarali- zations, and wil! read here the naturalization of George W. Mateell. Mir. Brady then read the natu- ralization of George W. Matsell, dated on the Loth of May, 1827, and on page 19 of this volame, and med John B. Scott, Judge of Marine Court. On ‘this page was the followiag marginal note: “ Re- corded on page 174 of vy. * the same page torn 3 out in the volume first shown to the Commis- | ‘eioners. F Mr. Shandley, cross-examined—My attention was called to this destruction of the records about two o; Judge McCarthy was examining the beoks, supposing he was looking for this I as- sisted him, and he run his eye down the page and saw this name and exciaimed: “ Here is the naturalization now;” we opened volame No. 3 first,and here fouud the reference to volume No.5; apon tarning to page 174 of volume 5,1 saw it was missing, end then turning to the index! saw the peme fed been altered; Judge McCarthy told me to be careful of the books; I had never seen these en- tries before; I had never had any conversation with the Chief about them beiore this discovery; during the past year I have seen others examining these vooks; I have seen Alderman Drake examining these booka; also, my brother, Michael Shandley, Jr., Mr. Vultee and some one from the County Clerk's office, and others; I don’t know how that leaf disappeared; there are two clerks in our office; tor the last two die there have been three: there is no access to ka after office hours; they are not locked up; is Coart ceased to uataralize personsin 1543; I have not examined for any papers connected with the naturalization of Geo: ge W. Matsell; I have not examined for any preliminary declaration of inten- tions. To J.T. Brady—I know Stephen H. Branch and Alderman Briggs; Ihave not scen either of them in the Marine Court, to my knowledge: the books of this office are open to the public generally; this pa- per is a certified copy of the entry in the nataraliza- tion volume No. 3, givea in October, 1855. Stephen H. Branch recalled*I commenced to muke enquines about Mr. Mateellin March last; I have only been actuated by @ pnblic interest; 1 was 4 member of no society at that tine, but have since become a member of a society to eject aliens from office; since I commenced these investigations, {have done nothing but look after Matsell, George HH. Purser and R. B. Connolly; I was born in Rhode Taland; | have paid wy own expences so far; I have worked my own passage; no one has paid my ex- penses; I am counsel in this case, secretary and wit- Deas, too. (Laughter.) I have not bee. pai far- thing for my services; I have supported myself; bleas you, I have anestate in Rhode Island that brings me in twelve shillings or two dollars a week; it consists of houses, real estate and bank stock. (Laughter.) I bave examived revords in various laces in reference to he birthplace of Mr. Mutscll; Facet think 1 understood the naturalization laws ‘wher. I commenced this investigation; I did’nt care for the naturalization laws: this was the first alien cace 1 ever had; I didn't know they were passed by States; 1 went into haifa dozen courts in Philadel- to loo. after Mr. Connolly’s naturalization; I we lived off ana on here ever since [ was eleven of age; I bave not heard of any complaint ‘of the way aliens were naturalized in the Ma- | rine Court; I” originated the idea of going & pe; I don't expect to be paid; dy she Common Council for my services; | intend to make the goverament a present of my services, and the money I have expended from my private ; the borrowed ne | expect the govern- ‘ment will pay, but if it will not I will pay it myself; Thave never had any personal acquaintance with of Streets; 1 kuew Harry Matsell, who is | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, FEBROARY 10, 1856. ace these registers of the Marine Court? A. Today, in this court. Q. Would you like to make any ion in regard to your father and father-in-law fir Branch—Yes; after I left college I was in debt and wanted a situation to redeem my debts, | and I wrote to ny father and father-inlaw, and told them beth I should kill them unless they got moa clerkship. (Greatlaughter.) Two ‘constables came out and arrested me, aud I was locked up in jail on a debt created by my father for the occasion, to save me trom the disgrace of a trial. and this was the happiest day of my life, although ( was locked rg ith bedbugs and rats. (Loud laugh- rs a any worms there? (Re- newed lai _Mr. Brady—Were shai th Eres of nsantey Pm fe ani onl. t0 Mr. Branch.—No, sir; no one ever said I was in- sane but you. Yor onght not to lacerate my feel- ings; I have done all I conld for protection, by ejecting Matséll, and you shou.d know better than to thus attack me; it is cowardly on your part. Mr. Brady and Mr. Noyes both—That’s all, Mr. Branch; that’s all. Mr. Brady here read an affidavit of J. D. Bangs, who testifles that Mrs. Matsell told him George was born in New York. Mr. Brady—I want to examine Mr. Devoe, of Amboy, and would like to have some day set apart for this purpose. The thirteenth day of this month was then fixed upon for couusel visiting Amboy to examine Mr. Devoe, and the court adjourned til! 2! o'clock next Saturday. Religious Intelligence. SERMONS, Rey. A. H. Wright will preach his farewell dis- course this evening, in the United Presbyterian church, West Twenty-lifth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues. Rev. Dr. Achiili, of Rome, Italy, translator of the Italian Bible, is expected to preach this morning at the Bleecker street chureh, corner of Downing street. The German Lutheran St. John’s Congregation, Rey. A. H. M. Held, will hold service in the large chapel of the Univerity,,Wayerley place, corner of Wooster, opposite Washington square, this morning and evening. INVITATIONS. Rey. Edwin F. Hatfield, D. D., has received and accepted a cull to the North Presbyterian church in this city. The third Presbytery of New York dis- solved the pastoral relation between him and the Seventh Presbyterian charch, on Monday mornin, last, aud be evters at once upon his new field o! labor. Having been pastor of the Seventh charch for more than twenty years, and enjoyed daring that pn a degree of proxperity and usefulness which hardly a paralle! im the history of the churches in this city, this separation has not been made with- out great deliberation, nor without deepest regret on the part of both pastor and people. Phe new field to which Dr. His called is one of such evident pro- mise for years to come, and the call to itso unani- mous and urgent, that the Providential indications of duty can hardly be questiqned. The church have received a generous offer from James Borrman, Faq , which with the aid they hope to obtain from other sources, will enable thei to erect.a suitable edifice, probably on the Ninth avenue, with every prospect of a successful issue of the enterprise. The Seventh church, which has so long enjoyed the faithful labora of Dr. H., uw animoudy though reluctantly acceded ‘or's request -a self-denial which. it is to will be rewarded by the gift of an accepta- y are ina thriving and a healthful condition, and wiil be able to command some of the best ministerial services in the church. The Broome street Reformed Patch church, of this city, huve extended a unanimous call to the Rev. Alexander R. Thompson, oi Stapletoa, S, L, to be- come their pastor. Rey. H. &. Wilson, D. D., hasbeen called to the 0.8. Church in Fairmouvt, Pa. Rey. Professor Field, of Amherst College, has ac- cepted the cull of the First Congregutionat charch of New London, Coun., after having once declined the nomination. Rev. Leverett Griggs, of Millbury, hag accepted the call of the First Congregational church at Bris- tol, Conn. Rey. Thomas R. Lambert, of the United States Navy, has received and accepted 4 call to the recto- rate of the St. John’s church, Charlestown, Mass., ge has already entered upon the duties of his of- ice. ,_ Rev. W. H. Platt, of Salem, Ala., has accepted an invitation to become the rector of St. Paul's charch, in Petersburg, Va. The Baptist church in Nashua, N. W., have in vited Rev. Wm. H. Haton, formerly of the Second Baptist church in Salem, to become their pastor. Mr. E. has preached to the society, for several months past, to univers2! acceptance. The Rev. Mr. Mercer, of Trinity church, Newport, recently received a call to become rector ofa charch in Richmond, Va., which he has declined. The Rev. Cameron F.MeRae has accepted a call ih recto*ship of St. John’s church, N. L., Phila- delphi INSTALLATIONS, Agreeably to announcement the ceremony of in- stalling Re¥. J. M. Peebles, as pastor of the Univer- salist chirch, at the corner of Calvert and Pleasant streets, Baltimore, took place on the 5th inst., in pre of a large congregation. After the read- ing of _a portion of Scripture, Rey W.S. Balch, of New York, delivered a sermon onsdoctrinal faith and practice. Rev. Abel ©. Thomas, of Philadel- jen offered an impressive prayer, after which the v. H.R. Nye, of New York, delivered the charge to the new pastor. Rev. Alexander McCall was installed pastor of the Presbyterian church at Niagara Falls, Jan. 29, by the Niagara Presbytery Rev. Theodore T. Manger was installed pastor of the Village church, Dorchester, on the 6th inst. Rey. My. Barr was installed over the 0. S. Church in Princeton, Ill, on the 2d ult. Rev. O. Brayton was installed as pastor of the Universalist Society at South Danvers, Mass., on the 6th inst. DISMISSED Rey. William Barrows has been dismiased from Grantville, Mase. . Rev. B. C. Chase has resit ved the charge of the Congregational chorch in Camden, Me. ‘the Chief of Police; I was rn 4 along, one even- ing, with McLeneban, of the Hegarp, and he stopped and da word with the Chief, and then he and I walk on to the Heraxp office; I have no- r} the Chief of a private character; I don’t know that 1 was ever iu the Marine Court; that document about my visit to England [ got up myself; no one hel; me; | found the Brandon in an iron chest whee it was kept, accord- to law, and where it has been for ages; the chest was about three feet wide and high; Mrs. Nunn took these books from the chest; she then ‘went down stairs and I examined the books; I was nervous when I got the bovk; I was alone daring all the examination; | believed then and now that the Chief bad been leagued with a lot of public vil- Isis, and you believe it, and the city believe it; the pers have stated it, and good citizens believe it; wasarrested for pecadillos intyouth, for debt while college, but_was never arrested ior crime; [ be- the Chief is a coward; I have always heard fred Carson told me the Chief was a coward; the Chief in the discharge of his official en I saw the registry of George Mataell’s randon, I did exclaim, “Good God, is it Taaid a i deal more; stg f ood to him out of office; Son't Mr. Brady, are a good American itical organization employed me; I Twellth street, with Mr. Kinsley; I borrowed money from Alderman Brigga and I have spent about $1,200 or $1500 matter, although out of doors it is at. $25,000 to hten tax payers; was arrested in Calitornia; I was not with horse stedling in San Francisco; you youreelf, and it shows you are no ame- me such questions. -—I may be no American, bat I am no Branoh—Do mean to say that I ama You d betver accuse me of that. Let me me of that; jnst you try it; now I'd like to see you or any other man ac- ‘or forgery; I'd like to hear use me of such a thing. T accuse you of it now, Well, come on with your proof. ‘an alien Chief of Police by your side now you, and you know it; that is the reason ag you do. (Excitement and laughter in ) You try to say that to me when we are Mr. Brady—I will do 0 hm we go outside, for ion. Smith Gentlemen, pleas we'd do, Mr. Branoh, must answer the q a You should Bot allow me to be bused here as a witness. ‘Mr. Noyes—The offence came from the counsel on the other side. He had no business to accuse this witness of horse stealing. Mr, Brady—I have as little regard for you or your cengure aa I have for the witness in this particu- lar case. (Great excitement in court.) Mr. Noyea—So I presumed. itecorder Smith. ler, gentlemen, Go on with 1 .e questions and exam: Uxsmined by Mr, Noyee—Q. When did you first 5 BF 4 A 3 H > Hi 5 i-2 a & & rit ai if H weil fi 333.3 iat 135 i Rev. C.C. Williams has resigned the pastorship of the Second Baptist church at Plainfield, N. J. Rey. C. A. Foster, M. D., has resigned the charge of St. Paul’s church, Evansville, Indiana. DEATHS IN TRE MINISTRY. Rey. Dr. McGill, for many years pastor of St. Paul’s (Scotch Presbyterian) church in Montreal, died in that city on the 4th inst. Rey. James Logan died in Shelby county, Ky., on the lst ult., aged 56 years. Rey. 8. W. Westbrook, of the North Carolina Con- ference, died at Greenboro’, N. C., on the 28th ult. Died, on Tuesday, February 5, at Bast Haven, Conn., Rey. Stephen Dod, a venerable native of New Jersey. He was born March 8, 1777, at bees (now Bloomtield,) and descended from Daniel Dod, one of the first eettlers of Newark. He graduated at Union College, Schenectady ; was ordained to the Gospel ‘ministry September 28, 1803, and sup- ied two congregations for seven years in Carmel, Putohess county, N. Y. From October, 1810, to May, 1817, he was pastor of a church in heb Conn., and December, 10, 1817, became pastor of the Congregational church at East Haven, where he ministered until bis resignation a few years since, 1 consequence of advancing age. He was at tims a representative in the are of Connecticut. NRW CHURCHES. The Westminster Presbyterian church of Brook- lyn, wae organized by the Presbytery of Brooklyn on the 8ist ult.,at the South Presbyterian charch. Sermon by Rey. Dr. Spear; Rev. Dr. McLane pre- sided, and gave the charge. The church consists of sixty-one members, which it is will soon be somewhat increased. Of these majority are from the South Presbyterian church. A council assembled at Union Hall, Portland, Me. January 24, for the organization of a Congregational church. As the result of the deliberations of the Council — the records, letters and other docu- ments laid before them, it was voted to proceed to the organization the of Union church. The congregation of the Presbyterian charch at Lewisburg, Penn., of which the Rev. James Clark, . D., is pastor, have made a contract for a new house of worship. From the numbers and pecuniary ability of this church, we have no doubt That they will provide themselves with a tasteful and commo- dious stracture. A neat and commodions house of worship, for the accommodation of the First Presbyterian church of Oakland, Michigan, was dedicated on the 10th ult. The corner stone of a new Catholic church, to be called St. Mary's of the Alamo, was laid at San An- tonio, Texas, on the 6th ult. The Methodist people of Trenton, N. J., have or intend soon to purchase a lot on the southwest cor- ner of Warren and Pennington streeta,on which they propose to erect a free church. The First Presbyterian church in New Orleans, whose edifice was recently burnt, are replacing it by avery fine structare, The new Fpiscopal church at Sonth Cona., ws camel om the Slat ult, by ‘the he tay, furnish fre-h and fearful ree-one to phe friends ot freedom and Christianity to use all p oper means for its entice removal from church and pation. suflicient amount to sustain a regular minister at the | free chapel in Trenton, N. J. kins, as rector of St Peter's church, Albany, took | place on the 3d inst., Bishop Potter officiating. West Hartford, and an instructor in Trivity College, | has been elected assistant miuister of Trinity church, in place of Rev. T. C, Pitkin. whose death has been recently recorded, left by will 8 thourand dollars to the church of which he had ‘been pastor more than fifty years, and coupled his legacy with this condition, that“ no man of the New | Haven School of Theology shall ever settle over the church.” - Dr. Nelson was unative of Wilton, Mass., and a pupil of the late Dr. Hmmons, of Franklin, and was ordained at Lisbon in the year 1804. He was 76 years of age—the oldest minister in the country. He had outlived his family, having buried Sa wives and and an only daughter, in the prime of ile, ths charge of Grace church, Lyons, Clinton county, owas Cha:ming” will be performed tor the twenty-sixth time to-morrow evening. ‘This beautifal piece will soon be superseded by other novelties; therefore those who have not enjoyed the pleasure of witness- ing the magnificent panoramic views with which the seenery is interspersed, should not longer neglect the opportunity of so doing. The dramatic euter- tainments will close with ‘‘Mwventy Minutes with a Tiger.” In the course of the evening Mr. Lenton wi formances are to ¢ pantomime entitled ‘‘La Fete Champetre,” most of the acting in which transpires on the double tight rope. Francois Ravel enacts a very comical and dif- ficult part in this piece. M’lle Robert, the Ravels and the ballet corps will afrerwards unite their talents in the charming ballet pantomime called “Katey, the Vivandiere.” “M. Decbalumeau,” is the final piece—Jerome as the hero— after whom the play is named, and Fran- cois as Roquinet, the servant, whose comicalities keep the house in a roar of laughter. third week of the successful career of “‘ Herne, the Hunter, or the Demon Horseman,” at this house. Despite the extraordinary inclemency of the weather the theatre has been filled to repletion every night during the past fortnight, and, as the excitement re- epectne the play appears to be on the increase, A tion in the number of spectators for some weeks to come. Aside from the unusnal interest of the plot, mainly centring on the wild, mynierions legendary shariover hehe tae varie nets, anh wrestling, 81 stick playing, pig catching, suck juuping, Xc., are ingudaoed into the play with great eftect. tion given to Mr. MeVicker, the American comedian, every evening I st week, has induced Mr. Burton to re-epgage him for two nights more. The entertain- ments to-morrow pete nels oe with the popular comedy called ‘A cure for the Heart-ache;’’ Mr. Bur- ton aud Mr. H. A. Perry in their favorite charac- ters of Old and Young Rapid ; after which Mr. Mc Vicker will personate the part of Sampson Hard. head (rendered famous by the late Dan Marble) in the drama styled “The Gamecock of the Wilder- ness.” able interest, entitled “ Belphegor, the Mountebank, orthe Pride of Birth,’ will be prodaced at this theatre to-morrow evening. Great pains have been taken to render the scenery, inciuding costumes, music, &c., of this play as perfect as possible. The Jeading characters have been allotted to Miss Keene, Mesdames Hough and Leedernier, Messrs G. Jordan, Bishop Williams. There were twenty-seyy clergy- ee the occasion, and a Wry large ag- 841 people. The Broad street Methoaist F-plscopel, church in | on is to be ‘ church o- this city, the Rev. William H. Van Do- ren has consented to supply the pulpit for tne The Western Epi states that the Rev. James L. Grover, who a few months since d Conference aud aituch Columbus. has been received by the Bishop asa candidate for orders. At the request of the rector of Trinit», Mr. Grover has been licensed a lay read: | er, and ofticiates in Epiphany church, Urbana, one of his old fields of labor. The Lord Bishop of Cork is about to commence bnbieanalin in the ecclesiastical courts to declare he parish of Inniscarro vacant by reason of the | conviction and #entence to transportation for life, nites da! its rectur, the Rev. W. Beresford. T will be resisted by the creditors of the convict. The pry has for a number of years been sequestered, | proceedings (says the Cork Constitution) | { the revenue collected by a receiver under the { court for the berefit ot the creditors, whose debts amount to a very considerable sum. The defence, which it ia understood wil: be set up, ia a denial of vacancy, on the nd that the incumbent is not dead in law, a4 the prerogutive of the crown may at any time be exercised in his behalf by granting ‘him a free pardon. Four of the miesionaries of the American Board consequence of .the course pursned by the Board at Hartfe 3 " ford, and by subsequent action respecting the | Southern Ls. The Preabytory of Cayuga, N. Y., atitsrecent | Ce! sitting pai the following resolution: Reso:vec, That the opposition of the advocates of slave- ry to the peaceful and ¢n:titutional settlement of Ken- | eas Territory is suol might caturaily be expected from the adv: cates of a +ystem 0° oppression, which spuras restraint aecka utiversat Jomimion; anc ts such asto | Efforts are being made to raise, by subscription, a The formal institution of the Rev. Thomas P. Pit- ; Rev. Samuel Benedict, late of St. James’ church, The Rev. Levi Nelson, D. D., of Lisbon, Conn., ‘The Rev. Hiram W. Beers, deacon, has assamed Theatres and Exhinttions. Broapway THEATRE.—The spectacle of “ King Nows from Venesucia and the West Indices. FETY OF THE BARK AMELIA—DECLINE OF CUHOLE- RAIN VENE2UELA—SAINT THOMAS MKALTUOY. Tennewen, Captain Johnson, from 1a- guyraacd Sa'nt Thomas, arrived at this port yesterday ‘The cholera bad entirely disappeared from the provin- ces of Carraces and Cara Bobo, (Venezu | fortupately, commiting ewfal ravages in (hove of Barias ocd Barquisinu'e Congrers had nit yet wet, but many of the members were sirea’y in the capital, AvSt. thomas there #as no sickness when the Teanessee 1 Jef, pun 3b@ Féporte of the chelera in Porto Rico are really heartrerdiog. Pret Noy. aL to Qlet January the post of presiding elder in the (Ohio) Methodist , !st there bad been 12.523 cares, of which 6,205 had ed himself to Trinity church, | preved fatal. ‘The prircipal froight cf the Tennessee is from Porto Cabe.ly. and consists of indigo, coffee, hides ks. were eleven American vesee’s in port The bark Amelia, Com, Warden, of New York, arrived | atSt, Themes Ist insinat, leaking badly. ‘fbis is the | vessel that hed been seized by the American government at Vert au Prince, as being connected with some filibus | tering exzedition, om aceunt of a Jarge quentity of powder end gars beirg foucd on board. Veni 7usia was quiet. ized of revolutions. Eve ybudy is actually sick and The met sensible men are the By ortles of pesce and tranquility, and J have no hesitation in eaying. thht the man, whoever be be, who would p.e- tend to cisiurd it, would be oonsidered an enemy to his Country, and meet wiih the u'most opposition trom wil qusrtera. The Yenezucians fortunatety are commencing to understand tha! i: isnot by revolutions that the true intererts of the coun‘zy can be advanced, and that if they wish to be bappy end eonsidered a civilized nation, among the Choctaws, have felt constrained to tender | tbelr wiu le to be expressed by the ballot box and not vy their resignation to the Prudential Committee, in | Corg tes bad uct met, but the deputios were ing f.m the provinces. commencing to revive from the severe shock used by the arattreudiog ravages of tue cholera in tubobo and Laguayra. No American vesaeh in port | but ike St. Masy, [From the Saint Fhomas Times, Jan. 19.) Our readers wi'l be pleased w learn the arciva! por’ of the Unived states Mail Steamsnip Tenaessee, the Pioneer of a steam :ommanication, between N Vecezvela, touchiog at st. Thomas and Porto,,Rico. 60 tons, and 460 hore power, and ix con- bly fast; jucging rer sea-going qualities, and meere of eccommoastion by the tes‘fmonial pre- sented Cap'ain Johnson, by bis lute passengers, we must conciuce ber to be « tafe and comfortable vessel. the general opizion ot her weather sbe Will prove berrelta tive day baat between this j lace or 31, John’s (Porto Rico) and ‘New York. is said thatthe company whinb has enterec into the en- terprire, 1s now in search of @ sister ehiy to purchase, ard that In abeut one month there will be two vessels on. the line performizg regular semi-monthly v yages de- tween certs in North and Souch Americen the United Ststes government will subsidize the compa- | ay with $15,00u per acnum for each vessel praced on the line, for which they are to convey o mail. that the cmme.c- of the Uxi'ed states of America, in copbection wi bh South America and the Weet Inuies, will be materially beneficed cy this splri'ed uncertaking, is requizes DO ar-sight:d vision to see; whilst rbe ravelling puriic ili be egreeabyaecommod ated, wo eet many persons to make piessure and bu- siress excursicns tan would o.herwice reumin lazily at seeagecs thst in regular ene Shea bearing NW, It would be well, we sre inclined to think, if the com- pany, in undertakirg to establish tbls steam commuant- catioe, Was prepared to looxfor no immediate denefit previous to tts beirg in operation fora twelvemonth, x3 before Yoattime it will bardly be sufficieatiy known to the ciflccent communities where their vessels ars t) toned, and “hose in the vieicity, or to *e looked upon as & rure ad certain meaus of transit, whether gor letters, pascengers or freight. But we give it as our humble opinicn thet, if the operation is permitted to contumue in pesrcsnerce for the sbove st sted time. nu thing will, after eVect {is proviag a sucsessful an: re mu- Foz ouvse ves we wish it every suc- cess, 2d feel sengumne that persons in the West Indies and South Smertes, desirous cf reaching the Unived reference, take \he steamers than travel ln; and we further beieve that nurmber- § proceediog to or from f New York ass onus this line becomes a nerwiing prej-ct. R Gilmore & Co. acope will. make walk upon a polished surface downwards, and Mr, Fisher will perform some difficalt feats on the conde volante. Ninto’s Ganpen.—To-morrow evening the per- mence with the peculiar little The gomic pantomime of Bowsry TagaTre—To-morrow will open the ere is no probability that there will be any diminu- incidents, such a3 Burton's TagaTre.—The highly flattering recep- Lavra Keene's Vapteries.—A drama of remark- ‘larke, T. B. Johnston, Chaudler, Wemyss, &c. The dances will be performed by M'lles. Franck and Tilman, and M. Tilman. To concinde with the leasant farce called “ The Lottery Ticket’—Mr. . B, Johnston as Worrawood. Wat.ack’s TaeaTre.—Bulwer's admirable play of “ Money,” has been finely cast for the opening piece at this house to-morrow evening—Mr. Lester in the part of Evelyn; Mr. Walcot as Graves; Mr. Brougham as Stout, his first appearance since his re- turn from the South; Mr Phillips as Sir John Vesey; Mrs. Hoey as Clara Donglass; Hrs. Brougham a8 Lady Franklin, and Mra. Couover as Georgina Vesey. The piece will be put on the stage with that nicety and care for which this little theatre is cele- brated. The amusements are to close with the farce called “ Out for a Holiday”—in which Mr. G. Holland has a capital part. Broapway Vanizrigs.—It is pleasing to be able to state that the wonderful talent evinced by the juvenile company af comedians performing in the spectacle of the “Naind Queen,’ at this pleasant little theatre, is duly appreciated by amusement seekers, The house was well filled every evening last week, and the petite arcists, particulurly Neeg ul were applauded to the echo, The complaint on the opening night, of a lack of proper ventilation, was roduced by the fresh paint with which the house ‘been recently decorated; it having since be- come completely dry, there will be nomore difficulty on that score. Woon's Minsrreis.—An entire change has been made in the progamme for the coming week. Seve- ral new songs and various old favorites are to be given, and, addition, a new burlesque will be resented, entitled the “ Happy Man, or the r ‘clock. ‘reaty with Japan,” in which, judging from the On Frid ip eketch of the plot, George has a very amusing cha- | Kxxvay, ‘in the 324 sear of bis age. racter, The friends and iv of Christie Bocgtey’s Srnevapens.—The remarkable snocess | members o ion. are re-pect‘ully of the burlesque opera of ‘‘Sonnambula,” which was performed amid the plaudits of large and highly re- ry ble audiences threnghout last week, fadnce the Messrs. Buckley to announce it for repetition to-morrow even: Mesera. G. 8. and R. B. Buck- ley, Mr. Percival and Miss Millen are entitled to high credit for their admirable vocaliam in this piece. Previous to the opera, singing, dancing, &. Concana 1n BROOKLYN.—Mesers. Paul Julien and | “*B6, On Friday, Februa musical treat at t friends and those of her at at the Athensum Her aro attend hee August Gockel, whose soirée st Niblo’s Saloon was Me attended on Friday, will give our Broo! Tet ody orig next W evening. They will be assisted by several g Tax Tuesrta® Dramatic Assoctation, whose rformances at the | Nag he Museum on the 6th Thee, wos well received by a full and highly will take a ber able assemblage, place ina short time. Tho pieces selected for the occasion are “ Love's Sacrifice,” the “Omnibus” and the “Wandering Boys.” Alleged Cruel Punishment. SUPERIOR COURT—PART SROOND. Before Hon. Judge Bosworth. Fn. 9.— Thos. Doran vs. John Anderson, teacher pd my. schoo! Pee mal wae rare 5 —The jury cane it in a soled verdict for the defendant, sup Stingra?. a rettan. 668 toxes +t raw silk--the Las oi writers, ‘evacn to believs that the agents hero of the Tenpessec pave addrecsea @ letter to this soliciting for the st-ame-s carrying the U wil the privilege of beteg plect on the rame footiag ith thoes canyic the British mail. lout that ibe privilége.will be conced.d, as witheat it ube deleys ef extry ane clen ance. &e, &¢., woola prove ck to vessels charged wil! ana eubject to fixed aed stated pe- an ineonvenient drew Knoxvil'e, Savannah; James Adger, Charleston, conyeyence of mai reds Kr arsivel av ; Awcng the pes engers by the Tenreasee, we notice the Rassloff This gentlewan, we are tvid, ovmes to this {-lend at the desire of. and by an evgege- nment, to execute rome submarine has been exten- SQUAN VIULAGE, Feb 9 The berm brig South Captain Piek yaded with TAS bi ment woh, our go lasing. Btr. Keasieff, 17 would seem, geged m the United staces in b'asting rocks at the of baibors, avd ia the beds of rivers, and we learn has, in all cases, been saeceasful. presume, to be biasted ber ovr harbor, Isid the ‘ Scorpion rock, half past one o'clock. three ri'es Sonth of Sqdan I crew were a'l saved by the azsietance of the people on suore, who, by means of a live waich wus ihrown by them and mado fast to the brigia foremnast bead, after snverel attempts to board them with surf beat, finaly succeeded, Sheds a now veasel, on ber first voyage, and nelocgs to D Colden Murray's Une of Galveston And Se Yoik packets. She was in charge o F Johr sen, 8 pilot, taken from ptlot boat No 19 the day fore. is the ove opposite the suiveyirg chart On Wedverday, Feorusty 7, the wile'of Jawns Sraiso- | Heit up to high water this mornirg. I will send you furiner particulers num, ard wil probably sell her as she now lays. J Ais MM At Yorkville, on Saturday, February 2, by the Rev. Joba dies, Mr. FRsDRRCK Guus, of inis'city, to Miss Sakan Woop, @aughier of Mr, Thomas Wood, of Yozk- on Sundsy las, arrived at thia port Inst evening alter 9 re- markably quick passage (oaly 6 daye and 6 hours), bringing us papers two days to wil! please aces? our thunks. On Thursdey evenyrg, January 2, by the Rev. James L. Sbock, Yr. Jars A. Day, of thie city, to Miss alary H., Gavguter 0: Cup’ sia \. Huey, of Brooklyn, L. 1. un Tuetday evening. Feb. 5, wt the residence of the y tho Rey. Wm. G. Browning, of Vine Atvin Weur to Saran A., davghter of John thanks tor !ate papers, 7. lew Hampshire papers pleazo copy. er Tennessee left New Yori: on thé Sth Jani ber voyage to St Thomas in ihe «pace of 7 daya—an excellent trip, 11 we take into ccnsideration bow heavily inden she was and tie consiant head winds snd Leavy sea experienced almost from the day of ber departure to that of ber arrival. From 8t Thomas to Laguayra, being in better trim and favored with good weather, tke trip was performed in the very short spare of 4G hours, to the astonishment and delight of the Venezué- Uiars, ho had scarcely imagined such @ thing possicle, From Laguasra to Porte Cabello, atlll betier, the trip was performed io 5 hours. On our way home, baying almost full freight on board, we reached St Thomas in {8 hours, and New York in 7 days after we started. When we teft 't Thomas—on tho la: inst, nt 7 PM—we expected to have tad the satisfactios reaching Sits port on the 7th, but despite our efforts we were domed to be dissx poin’ Died. r On ‘Thursday, February 7, Euza A,, onlf daughter of Charks snd Mary Kotiing. rei service will take place at the residence of her parents, 86 Barciay etceet, this afternoon, at ono The friencs of the family are invited to atvend without furtber invitauon, On Friday, Februsry 8, suddenly, Deis ANpRew Jack- sow, eon of Lends Jackson, aged 6 yeare and 4 months, The nienas ana relmiives of che famtiy are cH) requerted to actend the fumeral, this sfternoon, at one o’ciock, trom 43 Walker strest. His remains will be taken 10 Culyary Cemetery. ‘At Newark, N. J., on Friday evening, February 8, Many, wiaew of the late James Lecmon, 1a the 57tn year ‘Tne tuneral service wi'l take place at 113 o’clock to- morrow mornirg. The friecds ana relatives ot the fsurily are resprotfuiy invited 10 a'tend ber faneral from her late vesidexce 1% Liberty street, Newark. Her remains ber taken to Greeawvod for interment. Horna On Sat arcey, Fe ORTY THoMAs, son of James and ‘aged 15 yeurs, 1 month and 15 days. It take ‘piace trom the resicenca of his father, 122 Mott street, tous afternoon, at 1% o'clock. friends of the ‘amuy are reapectinily In Brooklyn, on Friday, February 8, of @ lingering ill- peer, ALNON I Nawitam, oon of Thomas and Hranoes E. Newman, aged 7 month« and 8 cays. ‘The rela ives and triends are favit reral, this afternoon, at one o’ciock. from the residence of bis patente, 118 South Seventh sirect. Brooklyn. Our little treasure is laid ap in heaven—~ A treasure fair, 0, Ged | was this gem to earth just given Jo gui e us there! } Op Friday, February 8, Aakoy, aon of Semon and Fliza- beth Beche, sged 8% moates The fuvers) will teke place thi forenoon, at 10 o'elook, from 31 Amos street. Op Friday, Febuary 8, Mrv. Carianine B, Sxerwoop, in the 661h year of ber age. The relatives and frienvs of the family are. respectfully invited to atiend her funeral, trom ber late residence, 67 Eiizabeth street, corner of Hesver, tals afternoo: The relat invited to attend, ited to attend his fu- 8, of congestion of the lungs, years, 2 menths and 10 ches oe ie attend the funeral, is a arte Rena Lis lave residence, 268 Greenwich stroo', corner of Murray. His remains will be taken to Green- wood for interment, Tn a gs ARET Hora, years, deughter of John He: The friexds and relatives t tend her foneral, from the residence of ner tather, No. 10 Front street, Brookiyn, this afiern-on, at half-past one bruary 8, of consumption, P. H. aintances of the famil; invized to at fae or from his late residence, 86 Forsyth street, this residence of her daughter, Mra, Ed- Mancaret vortss, reilot of the late . 80 years. of her son, William Porter, and ons, Kéwin P. Smith and John 8. Allen, are re- invited to attend her funeral, 161 gg ntti this afternoon, please copy. in the 70th year of her age, afterncon. at two 0’ In Brookly®, »' Sa Smith, Map, Mane James ‘Her friends, and those at her iste resi- uaintances are respect , from the residence of James O'Neil, 61 University place, this y, February 8, Exzanera Overt, aged 80 J tives and friends are respectfully invited to at- Lay anderen Wresoe, bi Tt, o'dloae aoe ne at Williamabridge. caesaaet, Brooklyn, on Monday, February 4, ‘Wri AxpREws, aged 20 years. Action Against a Ward School Tercher for | The remsins were interred in the Cemetery of the On Friday evening, February 8, Euza J., wife of George Wilson wperal will take place from her late residence, f Jaat Twenty-fourth street, to-morrew morning, at nine i At Granyite, WN, J., on Prides a her son-in-law, nefit at the same | tend ber funera , February 1, Mr, Gaoson Lad eH, 7 Feat Porto Rion, 4c Fed.20)... Havans & Mobie STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA. Fon Asrixwait--Georgs Law Sth and 8t Louis 2th of each Fou Pusta Ancnas—Star of the West %: ant Northera S41 Of pach mouths, dus suses sum sere... 00; MOOS SET: 20) tan Wat Port of New York, #ebruary 0, 1856, _ CLEARED. H scieemsnip Star of the West, Mier, San Juxn Nie—O Vac: | bi Steamabip Knoxvilie, Ludicw, Savannah—& ¥. MiichUl bteawship James Adger, turner, Caaricatou—Spol ci, Tiesten & Oo, Bbip Joo Henry, Merntt Savara- OC Da can & Co. Bark Col Kouphandel, ie'strom, Amstordam—Win Thoimp- er. Bark Frolly, Loand, Mar elles -I B Gager & Co. Brig Bea La k (Bo), Bruges, iumsena—D K Dewo i Brig Las zarote. Herriman, Belisa—Peok Church & Co. Isrig Sen Duaripg, Dawning. Neuvitaa—f Owen & Son. achht Josephine, Vissouway, Ho Janelco—Johasom & aw De Sobr Thos Pra¢iey. Robhics, San Tuan, Nic—it Underwood. Robr 8 6 Strong, fallcok, Wilmington—Lolaer & Potter. Retr Bichmor?, Barrie, Richmond, ARRIVED. Bteamebip Persia, Judgins, Liverpool, Jan 3%, 12:15 PM, with mese ard vasseogers, to K Canard Has encoaatare: very heavy westber. In int 43. lon 48, wasin @ hoavy field ct joe “und Was deteined by it 26 hours; injured the etardosrd wheel. The ateamsbip Belgique, trom “Autwhro for New York, put beck to Kouttampten after being out 1f days with doliers injured. ah au ¥ ie ‘Stesmsbip Tennessee Johraon, Laguayra, Jan 27, a0 Thermas, with mése and paeeengers: '0 vagredn, Jove & CD. The T eft ane Rutt on the 9b uit, and rerived at St Thomes in ee jane, baw very heav, Weather. Left 8: Phomss oa tre 19h ived at Luguasra in a hours; from thence, after a hree days, arrived at Por: ‘lo in 6 hours, On the wmeward. left ero Capello 2th ull. wud ar rived yorpss in 40 hours; aa'led from tence evening of BETH Is_inst, afier taking in soa). Steamebip Orizala Lawiess, New Or'eans, Fob 8, crossot the bar atthe mouth ef the Missiselopt game day at Px. Passing the latuace of surunach has experiecced hea Ne golee, with thick bad weaihrr. Tho 0) arrived wp a6 PDL. steamship Florida, Woodbur: Savannah, 6) bouts, with m4-3 and pessengers, to8 L Mitehill. On Frids-, wt 6:43 AM, ifs ton, hence for ‘harleste . Jon 75 15, apoke burk Old. sitckory, of Phiadelobie; on Sa: 4 ‘Ale, off A>stoon, spoke achr Target, Davis, from Ne # Oren AON TO es ee a isp piper. e jon, ,Whimpos, Ort 22, Ariier Nev 11, Cape of ‘Good Bape Dec 17 Kqustor Jan Sib, wth eilles, Se, tod H With strong gules trom W. to for’ the ast 10 daye. Oct 30, Int ts 40 N, von 105 8) B, xouke nie Independence, Yiarkell pt New Bediord, trom Matis tor New York, $ days out; Nov 10, {n the Java ses, off tha Two Brothers, pa'sed ar American ship weering for thy Stralin of Surdn, showing ber private rignai, bine and cet stripe zontal; Deo 1ihh, Iat:0 188, Ton 9°30 i, rpoke Br pa nsgar, from Whampon for Live-peol, (5 ¢ivs ont; Jan Ws, Int QU'N, Jon 50 48 W, ap hy lien, ot ' Ply mois, NO, from Corac: re for Fi Tat 24 43) assed in erlors, | rentored enting showing ame Painted biack buiweris aud le: wales, Skip Futerprise, Wait, Liverpool, Dec 18, with mdse, to Tay lor @ Kitoh, “Jan il Int 00 80, lan 45, Varios a Wa't, of Lyma, Conn, 8 seman, was Instoverboutd, Has ¢xpertopsed vor7 heavy wesiher during the vovage Golden age. (t'chris', Galveston, 31 daye, with cot ton ard tolasses, to Wakeman, Dimon a’ Co.. fins had very beavy weather; bos been 20 days N of Hatt Brig Nne (Br), Langdon. Traxillo, 27 day io F Alexandre | es experience’ Brig Wrs Benth (of ‘trem: 5. with mahoxxay, thar. heavy weather. Dy Heal, Trinidad de J0ha, Jan Ti, witheuzar, dc to Oe hid Peters, Bid fa company with brig aka, Doweiog. for sew York. Sear H Kid, Byler, savscuah, wita mdse, to FB Gttmare Schr % Hamer, spplestt, Wiieingion, NO, with zedge, (od Sir Berj Planner, Aoplegate Wilmington, NO, $ days. kcbr Moaerator, Kz/ick+on, Vir: Sehr Caves Var Nome, Virw Caro tne B (ot Ko dy Book, with p br Kossuth, Coke, Re Schr Jotn G Rotche (wrecke Fire Hopk ne, Fastport, Li days, | © Bret. Son & Port, 18 dase, vin Sandy Hook. | jock, from the Wreck of tks | B62 rofiz of mattioy ard hs of oll, 6 buuks and Leass ot | 0.01 the S~ to the Bord of Cader. | BELOW. A clipper sbip, 8 bark, aud a brig, unknown. SAILED. .« Seadiiips Fultoc, Havre; sar of the West, San Jnan; ‘Wind during the day NW and fresh Herald Marine Vorrespondence. S@days trom Galveston for New York, 0 atex of cottor, 5 hhds enger, 330 bbia molasses, loose hiices, and some boxes, came on shore this mo he ‘The verse! ard cargo will probably be saved, as she remains A P s—The Underwriters have abandoned the bark John far Mirceliancoas and Disasters. See arrivals at thia port. ‘The cteamship Orizaba, Capt Lawh from New Or'eans divenes of the malt, for which the purcer Mr W W McFarlen, of steamebip Orizaba, will accept our Wrer Innes ann Venezoe.s Steamsutr Livz.—The steam performed ed, for the weather, with the excepttin ot the first day, bas been wretched—such, that scarcely any under the circumstances cou'd have doae better. steamer ‘Teking oli things together, the trial trip of the Tennessee can wel be considered a capita! one; and the company nave every Tearon to be satistied with the boat, for she is fast, beauutul in model. exceedingly strovg to construction, and slezant (hrough- out. In st 1 nomar the was visiied by most of the leading mer chants, end all expressed themselves bighly pleased with her, ‘and what is paramount, with the idea of evtablishing » direct steam communication ‘with New York. In Laguayen and Porto Cabello we bad upwerds of 6.000 visiters. A great mary persons came trom Caracas for the express purpose of seeing the Tennessee, snd »e are pleased to say they all returned kome deiighted with the sight and witlt the kindness and atten tion wth which every one was received on board, In St Thomas and Laguayra we ente-tained on board the principal merchants ot those places; and I can aavute you that it is not only their firm beitef that the enterpriee will, after a ehort time, prove ® very profit © one, but that they are perfectly willing to do ai] in thetr power to sustain It v. ‘The new three masted schr Fleet Wing, of Prookaven, Capt Davis, hence at Apa‘achicola on the 2th, le't Sandy Hook a fow hours previous to the Iate SH gaie, and experienced very heavy weather the whole passage, but sustained no damage, The clipper ship Syren, of Salem, Capt Chas H Allen. from ‘Whar poa, arrived last night, after avery short passage of 103 days, for the last ten of which she experienced heavy gales from W to NW, She bas full and valuable cargo of silks, teas, &e de. ‘The steamship Nashville, Borry, expected from Charleston today, did not leave that port until this morning (9h), a 8 o’clook. Tre steamship Roanoke, of the Norfolk acd Richmond line, having been thoroughly repaired has gone rround to her bert at pier 12 North river, and will aail on Wednesday next, ‘The brig Samuel & Fdward, recently ashore on Sandy Hook, ‘wae towed up to the olty by propeller HC Smith. The yessel has not received aay damage, being as (ight as on the day of her Iaunch. sue eee Mr Jobn O'Keefe, one of the San pilots, informe us that were aa heran brig ashore ot ‘Me eouth end of the Wood: LAUXCHED~Mesers Laorronce & Foulks launched yesterday, about 12 ofelock, from their yard at Williamsburg, the bark Corilia, of 000 tons burthen. She belongs to Messrs Johnson & Lowden, and is intended for the South American trade. ‘The sup Shepherd Knapp, at the Wentervelt yard, and the ship Kitty #impson, at Mr AC Bell’s yard, will be launched on Moréay at 1 o'clock, providing the elements are tavorable. | for Bey-nrah, *bich was ab: | to Menie iceo with ica, pat in Inaay, re Five cighths of clipper park Helen Mar was gold under fore. ‘at Merchants’ Exchange, and ht b:; jetge Loman, for £12,100 ie ie yan Fraser, Herbert, at Charleston from Liv i, reuntarapee 24, Int 66.N, lon had + ad ry ing the was lost jibboom. ema the jib, it plowing & gale at the eae the BW, Jan 8, Int 64 N, on 22 W, fell in with the wr: the park Montijo, being the same veesel t! F; the crew off from on @ previous age Troms. Liverpecl ite Charleston. She had been stripi creryhing moveable, Dut eppeared otherwise to be in condition. Tt waa just 4 cNonths from the time she was fallen in wilh, and she had dri bain that time 1078 miles ENF. The John fraser his ‘o tne ‘ard of the Grand Banks since tke 10th of Jana- ary, cai has had continual westerly gales throughout the entire pasenge. Scr, previously reported as being ashore ortega, reps e Renee ad Crew have arrived-at Wilmington, NC. ‘mall poriion crew have arrivedat » NC. Onlya © ees manele Ba from Boston, apilt sails RR, at \, Pe ghey ty ta in iat 88 lon 702 a B wan b wed other poarded Auae 49 days from ile for Boston, provisions. (the A # O arrived at Sa: Sir alae Cre som The arose Gen. Cindy Myon tale Comat write tae foon atter the steamor let go the F: Mi Bie er ihe ray jest har bowaprty, Afare tent ho, and Ry been Car in ber and bull. Jamea Gray was lying in the #t1 ror #ea, ream, for Antwerr, and this accident has caused her some tion. Brio BouTH—For disaster to brig South see correspondence acove. apt Leverett, of the ship St Pi Sarr ow Fine Capt cd Ge ine. ‘otersburg, at New Orieans, ymber, in i large ship (apparently Amort: ah Oto tore down Wo her, mado @ighal Nghia, wed tay aes ee near her for com>time but coult Ciscover noting of Yet ore iota e cae, Ot contd ano a Md Be ws Te | Manone mas GC finas fore’ all ard tue si al gu { a cf flame fore a: aed the tn [The ahove wreck wes vr bably the b3-k Olivia, from. knit Ioaeé ox the Hh of Decem'e¥, OF and set rn fire by the espiain at the flme ¢f leartg } [Bx sacts from letters to Bile ont Waiter Esq Brie GENTOO Freeman, of Baath, foo Tong beund to Belmore, « tla cooper ‘aud salive'rs, Joruary. tn int /6N, ‘on tte westera edge of the in 8 terrivie calc, was ttrown on her bewmends, tI imizen maats avd tore topmas. entlaard rigging cirriec sway, end cargo sified bie put ing Ht Themes op the lst tua, | Her hull ts sound, and caotain and crew ara well + BarnZ D, fi ult, leakio3. ier from Smyrna, arrived ot 8 TLomss 6 cargo is to be dircharged, Spokes, de. Eteamabin Paciie, Tadreaae, feova Laverpool tor Nev York, yan, 1:30 PM, cit Waterford—(by the (coawnada, a+ Live: Pemthe Madlecn, Focle, « Aaretch, bout to wharteston, ‘about ath iow, 10 mi'es 8% Frying Fan Sows, with some ot her sails gone. Forrign Ports. Br THoMas, Feb 1—Ip por base Accel Wardea, UA®, feore Port au Prince Uc 2, ton with guna ammunition, &c, under reimre to, U erament. gut te Teaks 521), Hosier Gv Bost 1) Gein Seze-m pa in in Inirera seas. reps; Amicon, Kirwan co: nallmore) ‘rus Pemargra, wilh uroviso: a, ries Live, (roca A; Era, b'ATisior fot Avorks, fro Apbighs, with provi backiord, Fotingi 1 (ot nas por >, from Baroadoes, im Robt Monre, Wir chosiar (uf do) Teva terion, bound —_ ‘etlon from St Der ingo tor Button, wih cahugse y and be Indu distresa Veakiss ly; scbre Soll Tre. D Yok Sania Macha in bai Gautier (or Washington: t Permelee. Farrow (of do) Gu: na,! Txoxs0© abt Jan 18—No am verre’ In port. = (Pre reanoner Peasts | Ovr files are incomplete, par. of ANTWELE, Jan 22 Are FS tu Heaton, Pope. York; Ciimboruse, Dior eet, De Youny, Bal iwore Flushing Reads 19. Peierhof (wyer Haven. Bremen, Jop 21~Arr anne te iy tlstivodor!, NOriaaas Barceiowa, Jan S--Aer to Sertuct a, da; Fetconeito, Pies Oba NOrleavs; 6b, Unien Polk. co; Wests, 9b, Mereedts. Monier, NOr cone; ivi! ‘Tigre, Ohver, God Nesino Zulucca, Wh bvexntadorn, Fy Norienns: Joven * oilte, Wit- gans, ard Kelly Mina, Bora, chs 3 16h, Modesis, Savas. ard Buewr bagris'a ‘sUricuns Baacuy Axa, dan 19—Passed by, Bremen chi J Abloes, Schwetebel trom N Pork for Hee. eb Bouweaux, Jan lsd from tha Rosds. Industrie, Janseu, ROve: a& Weraitia, Oz, N Yor Can ce Veluy Nhs Your Tia arr Arcte, Lane, York for London (and preceeded); 24th. City cf Mobile vnrshai!. NYork tor Fowom, So (wad anchoe4); 2th, Avjuster, -udersov, NYork wee ow Sid 234, Eornid of the Morning, ofotpa (com Londo), Mo bilo: Wild Figeoe, Gaesen (rode, wba Dovsk, Jen 23—Pul ts, Maas ley, Fork for Dan kick (#eo'below’. OREENOCK, Jon 24—Azr Micmas, &' Natt, Chartestem, Std ist. furmoria, Downe. A Fork FIBRALTAK Ace Nazarene, Sruith, N York. Guavestnd, Jin 2i—Sid Jobson Lays, Laue, XO ans. Gower, Jan 12 Are Gen Cavaignae, Morand NOrleaas, Havur Jan 1- Are candusky. Klee, and Carolus @age Cofis, NVork; Prinieps, Villemurua, aortemne, 234, Be: Sdn Clare. NYork; adams. Avery. a d avn P br Ae a ES ie 1 2", Tret a, ore, Liverprol; 22 New Ovleana, Bish, NOrteany i Jpn 24—Arr Isnac Wen, Bree, N¥ork; Yest- decen; Lorcas érircs, Lawrence, Pitz dOrteuns; alfred Storer, Comers, dy (goo miscellsréous paragraoh helcw ; sew York, Edwardy,Oparies- {epg Bawtnotele; Freeman, City Point; Kalamuzo, Taytor, pub feck. Also acr no dale), Ben Boil. Lorinz, ard Bellanuia, Woed- xard, NOrieans; Keele, Chambers Ghurieston; Marcia 0 Day, nd Yamnacriw, Muod j, bavanab, Tonawarda, dultus, 2f Harward, NOrleans (60 reportedt; Port. er, Barker, NOrleaus; 2if,.W V Kent, Wat Dixon; Unéerwrier. Stipley, wad Orient dont York; Northern vblaf, Warren, ; Kaiauisz00 faylor oe: Lyra, vheover, and We Wot Lennon fatimores +, Phi ia; Montauk, Lincoin, Gal- veston; 2'd'M J Ward, § nd ‘Thos. Jelier-oa, iil, Now Or wone; Pac'fic (#), Kidrsidge NYork. In the river 24th. oot >and bound. Bt Charles, Conway, for Ri stleane; Picnecr, Montgomery, aud Calboun, Trueman, for Yor Evid for Mig 22d, Caravan, Sanda, NYork: Bt Lawrence, Web, FOr'eang; 234, 9 Loult, Boyt; Snakepere, Cummioy end Normandy, ivier do) Xeme, Od), Mhiladelphis; Spree the Ucern, F'n, Methoucne, Lospox, Jan 22—Entd jawards, Néptune’s Car, Patten, Foo- chow Sco. : Cid Bed, Died=, Neale. Mobile: Stephen Larrabee, Gray. Newport sud Novennes 28d. Phang Whiner, Gare eee Manerniys, Jan ion, Wilhams, N Yuck; 2m, Convass Back, Bla 0 & a old ™ 10x Phitade bia. id eh, Mo pe! kath ¥ t AL Kali iinore, Mavo, Batiiaors Avy out, Obava, trom New Pat in ehipe Bowdlteh, Smith fovm on ce be'ow!; Lgsca, Couner, (ram Ant ae a ~ Tex € Star, Routetle, Chting, wite mast sprung; sre unseombe, NY¥ork Md 2 Deshi, Waison. NRealfc ioe Ramsoste Jar 2/-Sid Globe, Sounders, NOr eans. Svaview, Jon &—Gft, Am acht Giobe, Sounders (of Buigerty from Loaden tor NUrteans. Panza, Jan Orleans Pryvovmit, c ta ter Tavenroor, Jay 2%~The mail steamship Pacific, Orpt @4- ridge (Conling tine). to.k her departare today with the sual wal’s 50 passengers ang a large and valuable cargo. ‘The buil of the Amertoso abio Conatitoioan whieh took ip the Mereey iamedintory efter hor retnre from New ¥ and was burnt to the water's edge. hag heen and by auction, and krocked do«n for £610 to Mesarn Suthermury & Co, ahdy Wrights and rutlders of Wis town, who itenc placing ber tm the grav'rg docks, and having het repaired. The lower ard the she! of tho veseel are litte Injured 2hb—The Kalamazoo, for Sevennsa, is putting bask leskv. 2%&tb—T Te Aifred Storer, arrived at this port to-dey fram Kew Orieans, encountered @ heavy cole on ‘he Sth Jaquary from Sta NNW, which caused the shio te become very lexky Os the 9th January, #6 A BM, in lat 43, jong 37 spoke the Louls Napeleon, of Rew York, with only the fore aod maigmut Handing, Sumpa coing, and master would not abandon beer. At8 AM spoke Neptune's Favorite, bence to Bos'om. and the Moro Castie, trom St Joh, NB for Glasgow, with ont: stumps of main and mizzenmasts standing; ork irom bee the capa, @ Unssenger. and five men, the reusind3r having beea akea oil by Neptune's Favoriie: The Horiwn. & new American sbip, sa'led from Liverpeat 36ib, for NOr'aars, aud ow te 13th strock on Arkiow Haak and becsme a total wreck. n, belonging tothe Liverpoa! and Philadelohte, Liverpord ecember 23, and on Janwers % , in m sinking steie, Ist 6 N, loa IT W, v pleked up and landed at Yalmouth. Quraserows Jun t1- The Spray, Roper. from Paraiba, ar rived bere, has brought three of crew of the Reoago(\m ship) from Sew York ‘o Fxtmouth, which fonnderes Bik Jang {n lat 42 ¥ Jon 96 W; hee men had beep los, the re her crew ere on bourd the C5 bele. arrived in the Bo wns, Berbiee to Loniion, which was spoke, ava supplied with, visions by the Sprar, on the 19th Jan. in lat4s N lon 14 W ship Ietcbard Anderson. Fitz, trom NCr eaus at this pork, wits damage end leaky, having hecn struck by ® ees, Tho R & has encountered heavy gelee from “NW to NRK since It Fam, the ship lyirg on ber bescends; lost » man, named John Adams, overbourd. Conx, Jan 22-—Tha Am ahip Jonevhine, Bornholm, of NTort. leaky, and matomast epruvg. is discharging salt into bended warebouse to go into the Roysi Albert ¢ock. _ Canrz, Jan, 11—The Meteor (Am ship), Sprague, of Bastoa, from NYork for Marseilies, with wheat, waa driven on ebere pear Chicos, 9h Jan. crew saved, Dwocarpa, Jan 22 his morning tee American bark Inde Fendeuce. Narsisll, of Bath, Maine, was wrecked on thd strand near Bett: ‘of the Bi returning on ker frst trip to New Orleans from Liveryoo'. She was 1,300 ions register, bavicg at the time ods, and carrying 700 tons ot salt in bags, ruck on the sieve strand sbont 4 o’ciock P. M.. a brick breeze blawing Anwarde at the time, and which continued during the day. About a hour attermarde one of the Drogeds seamers, the, Palg a, lngh, coming trom LAverpeol, opportunery ar Cs all te bards, and. bud theny safely? fended at ine Brogeses quay. The ‘Bir William .etamer, of Marysport, coming to- wacde Dregieda immedintely alterwards Ie dencrived mt Lat. ing eatied t@raliy ‘hroogh spare and rigsing belonging $s tho {il fated ship. bat owing (0 the beavy sea euoning at ths Ume and the darkness ol the moroing. vo Kt'empt conld ba mv to secure them The wreck at present iles ov (he ennks, ard the wird continuing, wadescribed, there is every propabiliry of hee being broken up. Dover. Jan 23—Put in, (i brig Marthe, M’ Alley, of Liver. poo!, trom New York for Dunkirk, having experienced very bad weather, and continuianes of gales, wiln lowe of als, bulwabs, galley, decks swept, and Jews; mate aad Crew lc Dut Jam % The Adjvater Andersen from New fe Schiedatn, with part ot cars throws overboned and ogenioed mast cut eerdy, Laving been on ber beam ends, has putin. Piruovin, Jon 3—Put ia Tha American ebip Bows Smith, from ‘Calcutta for Long other dnwsge. 1 American ship Claopatre, Smells lerton, wh eh paga Lere ahh Jun, Bae had her leak stopped Sovraamrron, Jan 24—The Belgique (¢a) Tack, from Aobt wery and thic port to New York oa oak. Lend this ‘aerang from ome 700 raV'os W cf toe Lizard, lonky, with One of bar eve Wefure?, KUd with her ere enree vr mainmast sunk She will come St Micnaris, Jan 12—An Arorrican ehip, under jarymastes stesring west, and apparentiy ou her way fo £ . parsed through the ronda this evening. bipennate Tashi as A Home Ports. "OM, NJ, Feb 8, 4PM ~There “4 beach inn mgt supped be tare Wena Ree nothing seep of tt yet The weather was cloudy and warm this forercon, with the wind SK, but is cow NS and squelly, CH SRERSTON, Feb, S-Arr sh ore, © ESTON, Art shios John Pi aser, Hi Liverpool, alexander, Baines, Have: orgs obese Malt, j NYork: tobr West Dennis, rowel, West Genals, Mate Ol err sohr LH Nickerson, | Sid ‘snips Yemacaee, Childs, Lemdoc; Caro. Noma, Kenrey, avre, Tain (80, Wilis, Lavee a erseverance HOD, be Pet, AM— Od shipn Win Latton’ ‘Cauroh, Gort and @ mar- ket; Br), McMonagle, Li ; Manilis, Rogers, Nottoes Gatto fonen "meine Taornaisn, 60 OaPé 18, Theta ace Row ‘ond, belonging to Skinner, from janeiro; also 3 ships, unkno va. ‘Cid ships Baonockburn (Br), Bruoe, Glasgow; F1 a Whe kuti Torey, Umea, swedens Pay Neary Tee He erbatue Bicne. Wentarn aay aie Bescalnen is: dustria (Span), Lar Mainga; Argentine’ (Br), Lonoorderry, Rover. Davis, fork; bi lary Hwee S08 nije HudenCiebrt ani Work Sam ‘owed to gen 20th ull, ships. Baden, (1 tt Gare; Soh aaipe New Tuginnd, lose” Woutbard, and Dee Pedro Antonio. NORFOLK, Feb 5—Arr bark Ann Eiiapets, New Pe ee ‘Sid sebrs Dailis, Lathrop, Norwich; J B Gg Me LLADELPHIA, Feb 9~Arr steamer City of New York, Iavibews. Boston. 8A Vs NNAU, Fob 4—Arr bark Express, Mahoney, ‘Bi Jobo, 1s; brigs Ganges, Apeir, Bath, Me; Allendale, Ar, Onm- Pit Orgs Gene eee Eines, Nkork. Old Be bark Lord 800, ‘Old ‘hip’ Bi a deat eee Qork, 1; Be pack eeererees, owtand, Liverpool; sokr a ker Boston. WILMINGTON, NO, Feb"y—Arr ache JH FU 4 ‘on, leaky, furemast epruog, ;