The New York Herald Newspaper, February 25, 1856, Page 8

8 Asntversary of the Last Fremch Revelutien. THE OBLESRATION SY 1 HE SOOISTE LA MONTAGNE. ‘The eighth anniversary of the ‘ast French Revolution was colobrgted on “aturcay evening by the Seoclety La Momtagne, at No. 210 Wil iam-strest. Over seventy por- vous, wearly all natives of 4a ‘eile France, eat down toa banquet which was prepared for the cocsaion. ‘The roum was decorated with red republican fisgs, one Dearing the following device and legend : ‘UNION, sOCLALISTE. —And the other having the significant niveaw égalitairein the centre. At the head of the room was the device— ; LA EXPUBLICUM USIVERSELLA. on a Norman shield. De, Freuchant presiced, assisted by Mesars, Yeh!, Sta. Til end Kasseweki. The Cuumwan ypoke to the fret regu- dar tomet. “Au 24 Fivriér.” He remarked that the anniversary was one suggestive of mourt ing and of hope, for while all good republicans had tears to shed for those who had fallen, they rejoised that the last revolution showed what Frenchmen could do when called upon to exert themelves. While regret ting that every steamer brings us additional evidence 6 what patriets have to waffir, it was still (esid the speak @c) womething to rejoice at that there are still ferven hheatts im France that turget mot liberty. France was now ruled by a tyrant whose power the church bad con eecrated; for Kioga and Popes make common cause egainst them. The workiugmen of the nation, for they produce me ornaments kings and priests are If we place our hopes in the laboring they will not deceive us, and we wil soon have another 24ih o' February. (Applause ) ‘The secord toast—“Tne Union and the future of the American repvb! was responced to in English. The argued that the highest des'iny of this country ‘was dot in the extension ct its territiries, but ia the realization on this contio+n’' of the great principles ecan- eiatedby the French dewocra’s. He noped that the future of Frazce and Europe would be inf xenced beneficially by the prevaitnocs ot cemocratic tentiment and legisla- tion in Amer‘ The third tcasi—‘To our brevheren of ther countries, vistime of oppreesion’’—Mr. Raszewki responded, and Yeviewed briefly the history of Louis Pbitippe,’ aud argued that the cverthrow of the repabile was dus to the genercaity of the French people. Tae spesker berated Icuis Xapoléon, and was of opivion his reiga would por becfleng duration. He hoped yet to ‘esat at his fall, not in tbl; countzy, but in regenerated demucra ic and social Euscpe. (Applause) Col. Fourzs resperced furcthiy to the toast. “4 la Ré. Fray Onirerselic.”” It was, said be, the poople’s fault if fax Dy ruled. The lesson they sad learned was never to forget or forg:ve their tyrants when they die;layed weak- nees. To tziumph permanently they must be remorse- less; the good cf the uture demands that at their hands, Mr.-W. J. Ross was ihe next speaker. He said that though the mestirg was 3 smal! one, it represented the carn | interests of bomsnily. One hundrei and wenty-‘our years tefore, when Washing on waa born, Evrope was in the micst of pol'ical darkness. Now the worls ia convuiaed with the principles of ‘inerty. {t was the lot of the speaker to be in france previous to the last revolution. He then saw that the political hésvens were ful: of the thunder of tte comings orm le passed into Itsly, and saw there the portendings of the fatare. sad ia tie ruins of the Collosseum heard prophscies of the new birth from people of ethe: lands. in the very shadow of the Vatican he felt tuat the ‘spirit waa abroad upon the face cf the waters,” and mon looked #! osch other and asked, ‘Is not the new revelation in the throes of birth!) Acd eure enongo, whi'e all were quating with fear, ‘he young repuplic was bern, and France was free, America should be the ceiverer of the nrtions; for cn ber shores converge ail the great powers tat in fluence humanity. The strogg'e for lider'y i3 not yet lead; dat il we bopa co it successful, we mast i to the lard of cur refug: At‘ th’s very ‘ime, sail Mr. Rose. there oval conventions assembled, pletting to © iz government; and he uv that the preatest In-se should be exhibited or the pallediam of our Hiverties—tie constituton—would peatrichen cown. He cloved with an eloquent eutogiam on Warhingt mn. rmid grea opplaure. Bere a lnc} in he costume ot the Goddere of Liberty wos introduced. bearing three fisgs—e wnl'e, a tri-erlor, ané-a red—snd sung, Le Drapeau Rouge, (the red fisg), the tasque’ers joinirg in the refrain: — Pour mol, Je rouge est une couleur Sainte, Pu! 2gne commencer. .8 pe refugee cf 1851, maée plenc and viclen? speech against | and gi-rifed bis woul?-be ssrss-in, Pisnori. Mr. Piqver advocated the religion of Christas be hed iven ik to the world, but not as it had been altered and Rissed ty tke Popes ana priests. He eaded by dr’nuing to the frsternity of thes» who romain, and to the meme- ry of those wo have fallen the victims of t heir dovotion to humanity. ‘The “Marsilsice” vas thin surg, ani the westing separated at a ‘ate hour. FELEBREATION OF THE REVOLUTIONARY REPUOLI- cANs. Yestertay eft :ncen the Revolutionary Republicans porembicd ot Wi. 234 William strest, avd orgenized by the appciatwert cf M. Gourieox, one of the Cayenne exile, wio bas lately ercaped from that salubrious cL mate, as Chairmsn. M. Ratifer, an ex-momber of the Assemblée Nationale, ave Em. Paté,ofliciates 2s Secrotariea, Afver the meeting was opened, M. Pate rose to protest sgainst o statement which appeared in the Henarp of that day which averred that trey were “ moderate’ republicans, and be arked the meeting to sustain hin in the, protest, which they did, on its being put from the chair. ~ MM. Barrme said it was the hope of the republicans last year that ano her revoiu‘ien would break out soon, and the war with Buseia was an adsitional reason why they should believe so. Unf-ztunaiely, towever, tiey sould only sbed a tear to the remory of those who faii ou tne 22d, 284 and 2th of February, 1848, and sainte hopeful! the y mocratic and sccial—of the fature. M. Fead an oce, oxmposed by himselt, on the fate of martyrs of 1848, and in a brief speech advocsted he nization cf the people of differeat nationa'lties, t the dle jon of the army, gratuitous justice and f-ce incetlon for all. ‘M. Ratrmr propored a toast to the citizen soldiery who were 10 serve toe tyrent Nepoleon, bat who still loved country and humavity. ‘This toast elicited some feeling, as it was misunder- stocd, and M. Leasnpe propored ‘‘ The army who served ia the racks,” which was received with cbeers, M. Dormer advocated the destruction of the army and 7: _* Tormr gave ‘Republicanism throughout tho ‘world.”’ Mr. Par then gsve—‘‘The Democratic and Secial Propa- ica,’ ard wiso, “Washington and the Fathers of the erican Republic.” The “‘Marse'llsise” was then sung, with every mani- fectati-a cf enthusiasm. The PReswsnt propesed the memory of Plansri, who. though an Italian, wanted to be the avenger of the French ite. wa Was end teed by loud cheors. Preark CuPoNT then # “Le Traveilieur,” after which speeches were made and uther pany did not separate yntil 6 la’ Personal Intelligence. ‘Millard Villmore was in Italy, at the ‘ast acsounts, ooking fat, rory, young and happy. Perhaps he is liv- ing om hope for the result in November noxt, mixed in with « little beef ond mutton. Among the Americazs lately at Florence were Miss Mary Jones, of New York, acd Wm. A. Bu‘fam, United tates Conzul at Trieste. ‘There were s Jayge number of Amoricans recently at Rowe; among the number was Mr. Frances J. Grad, of Philadelphia. fung, and the com- our. a heithindt " tp steamship Adantic—’ Whitmore, ‘Lewig, Mrs Maceulv, Mrs Chishoim, Mrs He eee eectord, TP flag, i James, Geo james, yhar—Mra Weet and child. Kvans—Mrs Beers and son, = Crus. ip big Nem eee ame iderard King, Miss —A G Sewolt and by, ye 7, Misa Jee faydacy reine Gould, Beasley, TH Hodgkias, Allred Goodman } Gray, Soria Dropen 'B Corteli—three seamen and five siserage. Fe Ao., in the steamrhip Roanoke—B Bempaon, Nelson and lady, H Liliss, & P Weeks, jantayer, Gan e leon rag PY ko He arrtcher, Mire Parker, Misa Parker, 8 A Jones, JF Mathews, W Jones and 15 in the ESE aout Dt steamehio James Adger—(ieut 1 T. pk ae peer Joa L Kiener, Miss E Best, Mre ¥ 8 Becks. johnsion 0 A Ambler, D Jacovs, Mus Hew 'ti, J Shaw, J Fodl, G 8 Merriam. 4 Hourne Jacob Bow. Wheelwright 8 KK Hutchins, W it By Titles MP vam, 8M All, AJ Payton. D Bocke Kernev, b Hi Smith, W Tarbox OT Bloivger Misa T Dow pisses, J White, H'Norton, 8 It Leveridge, B Williama—and 1) in the steerage. a) Tacors vor Tamra BaY.—The bark Sam Slick wan yestercay chertered by the United States govern- ‘ eonvey about ona hundred troops to pa Psy, rida. These soldiers are probably operate sgunet the Seminoles, who <ome (0 troublesome as to require prompt wotion on the part of the government, or, 1 Ow i be NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1856. ‘The Case of the Chief of Police. ‘The last public sitting of the Police Commission in the case of Mr. Matecil! was beld in the Mayor’s office 6a Saturday last. The audience was as large asever. Mr. Brady admitted the cortifieate of the Collector of Amboy im the case, and Mr. Noyes stated that his points wore evidence had established, beyond all possible question, that the defemcant was born an alien, a sub- that he never was nata- bern in this country, why did © proveii? One cf them was twenty years old and other sixteen when the ‘amily came over. The ceftendant was impudent enovgh to ark the Court to believs that the Brandon register was a forgery. and yet he eontd not deiga to bring » single witness from his own family to set the matter at rest. To naturalize an alien at the time when Matscll came over, three thing: were necessary: he must make 6 ceport of himself, a de claration of intentions to become 4 citizen und obiatn certificstes of both these. He must prove that be is « good citizen, of good moral character, that he hes been ib this country five yesrs, and he must prove this by a citizen anc no? by an alien, and all these papers must be reoorde® at .ength, or the whole proceeding ta taval'd, Mr, Macell was bound to produce proof of baving taken ali these ste;s, but he hai rot proved one single tuing of ali these, Mr. Noyes contended that the record was mu tila'ed by & me oxe in the interest of the cefendantr that just encugn was removed to preclace some fatal «bjre- tions to its regularity, while enough was ieft to induce the presumpticn that it wae a regular naturalization. Mr. Bracy replied to the argument against the suff- ciency of the record, and eluciouted some cazeé which ho bad be‘ore cited. Mr. Neyen then coneluded, urging that the reoont, even if it were iike the sbeet in the mutilated book, was en- Urely inecmpetent to prove a man a citizen. The Boara reserveo ita decisien. g Police Intelligence, THE LATE ABORTION OASE IN ESSEX STREET—RXAM- INATION OF DR. COBEL BEFORE THE CORONER. Dr. Cobel. of Essex street, who atands charged with having procured an abortion upon theperson of a Freach woman named Catherine De Bruxul, was examined on Sacurday evening before Coroner Perry, upon tue charge preferred against him as follows:— and County of New York, ss.—Charies Code! being © tbe unde: ec, according to !aw, on the appexed charge; snd boing informed thas be was at liberty to answer or rot, a..or any questions put to him, states as fo - lows, viz: Q Whatis ycurname? A. Charles Cobdel. Q. How od are your A 56 sears, O' Where were you ort! A. Germany. Q. Where do you liver A. No. 113 :2sex etreet, Q. Wost is your cceupation? a. Physician. Q. Pave you anything to pay, and it so, weat, relative to the charge Lere preferred against your A. ‘Tho charge ta faige. I never procured wn a:orion upoy Outharine ue Sruxul. The prisoner ten went on to give adetalied statement of the man. per iu whch be wenied the decee-ed. net fur the purpose of roeuring && abortion as bo asid, but tor the purpo 60° curing Beret dangerous irreuniarities in the systera, pecaliar 10 fe, males. he also as t to the rest of bis heiiet tha deoessed was cot encienfe when sbe came to beard with tim. and that the deceased char; ed bim with ecmmiting # grow oriae while she wos ig « state of frenzy prodnead py the tailing of some poles ous drurs without bis knowledge Lobel wae commiltea lo prison to awalt the action of the Grand Jury. CAPTURE OF A DARING HOUSEBRZAKER. About three o'clock on Saturday afternoon two bur- glare entered the house of Mr. Leville, 248 West Dhirty- fith s'reet, and, commenced riffing the tranks and bureaus of theeccopan’s, when they were discovered by Mrs. Levile, who izetam'ly gave the alarm. Tne raseals tearing tha’ they wonlt be de:ected, struck Mra. Levilie two or three biows across the hosd with # jimmey and then pu-bed down stairs. Tuey were soon met by Mr. Leaiilt, who, heaving the screams of his wi'e, ran t> her résis'sPce. On bis encountering the burglars, and whiie at-emptirg to srrest one of them, be was also knocked down with o ji. By this time the police ta the neighborhood beard the alum and hastecieg to the spot arrived just in time tocapture one of the fellow he wor mpbicg bis exit from the house, The prisoner, ov being taben beicre Justice Plandreau, at the Sesoni dis- tuiet police court, gave bis name as Joba Aacrews, (no 1s possession were found a gold watch, paic of spectacles end $276 in cach, which he bad stolen from levile. fhe burglar who escuped carried off 250 in vills belonging to the complainent. Aod-ews wor fully committed for inal be‘cre the Cou Geceral Sensiocs, STABBING OCCURRENCES. Abont 11 o’clocg on Saturday night, two men, naned John McDermott and Robert Highfeld, became embrofled in & quarrel at No, 55 Mulberry street, whena figat took pince between the contending par ies, In the cxurse of the eff’ay, AcLermott recetved a revere cut in be back with akrife, aliexed to bave been in the bands of Hy field. McDermott war conversed to the New York pital by the Sixth ward pulice. Highfirid has not ceen arrerted yet, althoug’ stiist seareh will 9¢ mude for bia by tue poifee. Aten early hour on Saturday evening, a young man pamed John McCarty was taben into custody vy the Twentieth ward police, on charge of arsaulting F. Mar tieto, proprietor o’ store No. $31 Seventh avenue, with a dirk k:ife, and woondvg him in thearm, The complain. ext sta’ that McCarty acd four or five of his com#an ions were harging about his store, and endeavoring to steal acme trifling article ot merchancise. He expostn- lated with them upon their conduct, when the prisoner rushed at him with a bnite, and inflicted a severe, though pot very Capgevous, wound in his arm, McCariy waa ert a for trial on charge of felonions assault and tery. City Intelligence. Fings ty West Twewiy-riese Sreeer.—On last Thursday atterncon, between 12 and 1 o’clock, a fire was discovered in the third story room of the ¢welling house No. 203 Twenty -Bret s*reet, occupled by Mr. Thomas Cummings, Jr. Alarm was givew, and by the aid of some firemen avd police in the viciuity, the fire was spsedi'y exun. guished befcre it had time to spread beyond the room io which it originated. Upon examination it appeared from the burning, that the fire commenced in a bureau, as that article of furniture was the only one totally dee- troyed; and cirectly under the bureau a hole was burnt in theftoor. Damrge to the building and lous of furni- ture wiil probably amount to about $200, Joss fs covered by insuranee. At about 2M, the same afternoon, another alarm of fire was given, caused by the discovery of a fire in the owelling house No. 311 Twenty-first street. only a few dcors from the firet fire. This latter fire was also found on the third fioor in a small room, amongst a lot of wearing rel; it was hia Wa by some firemen and police, damoge is estimated at about $130 ecvered by insur- ance. The premises were oocupied by Mr. Wm. D. Smi'h, Both fires appear to be mysterious, and the one oceur- ring co econ efter the cther, and in the immediate vicinity, inskes it sti more so. Tne matter is under the Firo Marshal's investigatin. Frag iv Wi1i14M Srrezt.— About elght o’clock last even- irg a fire was discoverrd in the second story of No. 230 Wilsiem street. It originated around the stove, burning hole through ‘he floor and Ces’roylog the furniture ‘n the rcom occupied by Mr. Bommar, wi! joss will be about $200; tnaured in the Rutgers Insurance Company for $200, John Brickweidel, who keeps » grocery on the first floor, bas sustained @ lors to his siock by water of aout $100; insured for $1,560 in the Firemen’s In Company. building belongs to Mrs. Eli Thompecn; it is damaged about $125, and fally insured. Firs in 4 Srasiz—The alarm of fire in the Third dis- trict, ehortly after ono o’clock on Sunday mornirg, oc- curred from a fire taking place in the hay loft of a etable in the coal yard of Martin & Pearson, 438 Washington atreet, corner of Desbrosses. The firemen wore remprka- bly quick, and extinguithed the fire before it ex Jed beyond the loft. The police were also on hand in good force. Officer Bulmer assisted in getting out the three hors'a in safety. Damage tothe hay and boards about %5. It seems boys are in the habit of making a lodging p of the Yay loft, and have been driven awsy, on se veral oceasions, by the man in charge. It is possible, however, the fire might have been the result of accident a some one of these lodgers, but more likely the work design, out of revenge for being driven sway. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. New Yorx Horm, Feb. 24, 3856. It having been reported that I was about to self out my interest in the New York Hotol, or assign it away, I am induced to notice the statement in order to it. ‘The creditors of the hotel need be under no apprehen- sion from any attempt on the pert of any one to induce me to leave the position I am now in. Tne hotel was never in better condition to accommodate its guests, and the public ceed be under no apprehension from such at- tacks. Iwill repeat that! vever have contemplated to sell or savign the hotel, and have duriog the whole course of my life heen abie to look every creditor of mine honest- ly in the fase. HIRAM CRANSTON, Coroner’s Inquest. SeatpEp TO DearH.—Corcrer Gamble held an inquest yesterday, at 254 Sevonth avenue, upon the body of a ebtld two years ol’, named Margaret Taylor, who died at the residence of her parents, a# above, trom the effects of severe Foulds, reesived on the 2ist inst. by the upset tiog of » kettle of botiing water upon her body, Verdict— “Accidental death,” Deoented was a native of this city, Kansa' AID IN TRE SOUTH. Hover or Revmeventatives, U,8., Feb. 1, 1868, Permit me to make you the medium of transmit ing to Col. Jeff. Buford the enclosed sum of $160, It is the jomnt contribution of Gov. Fitgpa'rick, Mr. Dowdell and myrelf ($60 enoh) to Col. Butord’s patriotic enterprise ia refereuce to Kances. SAMPSON W, HARRIS. Hop, W. L. Yancey, Montgomery, Ale. 2 F 1, however, was that the Bist: favorable and productive, in “The ile of Gon, Wilson, of Vine Grimes ew iD. MD, o' Grove, count froze tay ad on the eggs the Sth fast. resurning heme trom a \t to @ neighbor om horse! end is supposed to have fallen trom beirg stupped. was unable to rise, and froze to Awan nemed Joba Crosby was also frozen tojdeath proirie in Roberteor county. The Legis'ature sojourned on the 4th i pounced). It rad been ninety-two cays ‘Benal noticing the adjournment the Austin State 7i1 marks:—The parsege cf the Public Debt bill ia measure cf importance acted upon them. The pecoitures were heavy. At the close of the session, tne irearurer Was c mypelled to make loana in orde: to meet the appropriaticns in cases of Or necessity, st nothing in the treasury but United States nm ‘The Gaivestox Prices Current, of the 14th, om The wes'ber im Texas bee im; oved mush, and is now fine, Bteemers have deen anke to the rivers Sabine, irinity and Brazos, driv cargos of cotton. A continussc» of river nuvigation 6 aaaanuy expected, soe wil yrebalis 2eas to mach. caleation fn, business of the spring, whieh now seems to have ‘ai: ly opened. The same peper reporta the Trinity river exif high. ‘The water ba: fallen somewhat in the nei of a gong but there sre acc unis of a farther rise ve. We learn froma frivnd from Auatin that at the mo- ‘Mert he lett, that city was in «state cf the highest ex- citement which bad been known there, or in aay part of the Sis.¢, tor many years. It bad been caused by & most endacious attempt to outrage, or at least to over- ride. the jaw. by parties charged with bariog been con cerred in the burmng down of the Aucitor's office, re- ports of which deed our readers will recollect having read a short time since, Bynee, who was some tame ago arrested on the chai of bavirg scivaly committed the offence, offered t turn State’: evicence end m his subsequent revela dons im- piteured Babersvip and Leavis as parties to the ceed, the Sheriff ot Avstin tuereuvon atiempte! to arrest the former a! Weco, but was prevented Fy sue cltizeas of thas place, whe, however, pledged themerives that he rhon'a make bis wpenrance in Aus im et che appotated time, to ensver the charge. L:wis’ appearance was in like mau- ber guaranteed. On Sur day evening Inst, acco.cingly, Monday haviog Deen fixe! asthe duy for cxaminatioa, Lewis rode into town accuperied by about twenty of his friends, all pe f heavily armed with double barrelled guns. revolvers and bowse krives, Go the followirg morcing, just before the wtege Jeft Acétin for Galveston, Bisakeuship aiso came iu o the eo» pt n \ike munnér e-corted by some thiity of his sriends simi’arly a med, and publicly ce claring that all the Sheriff fn Texus could not arrest him, aithough they professed themselves willing that he shonic urdergo an examination before a magistrate. It i-suppcsed that e similar bo¢y o men was wever before fern 10 Leevily armed a6 these were Very g est exoi ement was caused by thelr bigh handed attempts to overrice the law and the authori the whole ci i te- ling outraged and in“ignantat them. Num- here of the oldest, mos? respectable and most influen- Ual inbaliten:- bad been 60 thoroughly aronsed, av to he F i Are sf [A ie Baek Lf 8 i arm'ng toeit in carryizg the iaw intoeffect, if they should | be needea, The Sherif bimself was sobdpeenaing a pust of Gicy men and acmirg them, to enadle him tw arrest Biavkenship, when the stage lefi, It was uaderstood t Fe wan cevermined and would be able to ef 5 end that he hed further resolved on not allowing soy of the a med un accoe pepying the ascused to atrend in the Court Houre, unless they sbouid be nerded as wit- eres, Tbere was no tolizg, however, how the affair woul evs. The New O:leans Picayune, of tho 17th inst., says: — Ty the Loviciaxa, froto fexns yesterday, we recetvad ful copy of the act ot the Texse Legiclarure giving the bevertot that Btate to. the Texae ceot dW of tae last Covgrees Wie very ingentor the act of Cor grers 1s Be much 6b Sct ‘to Koale’’ the pud: lic Gebt of Texts an the nore of texes berveifhaye besa 1 which the chergecf r6 fom hss beeu uttached, aie though tbe rate somewhar different. Tho + caret he veversl ciaasee of pub- cf Texe nt of #hioh the moncy ap- ud by Cones is appliesbie, and states their ostersitle” value, that is, tue por amount at which they ser: eculracied, and the in‘erest whica haa ace:nid upon item. Toe gate cf cedt avd interest is the eum cf $10,0°8.708 21, wh ch is states in the bill as the ‘orien ble” devt, ancrg the holder: of which the $7,750,000, xpproprixted by Corgreen, is t> ve © pro raia in full extinguishment of the debs. The ¢cakd amount at which Texau reengnized it in her settlement was $4,467,706; but this bill tekes no motice cof bat, but recegnizs the “ cetensible” sam as that which Congre+s bes undertat en to discharge ata ‘‘eealed’” rave of ita own. It was, coubtieas, so expressed in the lew, for the purpose of marsiog it for perpetual record that the Uni ed Sirtes ‘ nevled” the deat. ‘be proviso which we have heard spoken of as attach- © to (be sr tele in which ‘Texaa renounces her claims agetus. the Coited States, growi'g out cf Indian depre- dations, ir io *he followng worts Prowi¢ ed this abandonment shall not extend to the claims of individuals who bave lost property by the epemy, Lis cielm may create difficulty in the acceptance of the net, 24 « ccmplo'e renunciation by Texss; but it ot. Trecleim which Texas bas been pressing b Coperess was for expenctiures from the public esury in repelling Indian bostitties. This is the only 8 of cleime which the Stare could renounce, sai thee wero coves vey tormideble demands. It woud have bern very cary to show that the United States owed ‘Texes nuthirg on thot bead, and the claims ct any cidizen of lexe: upon the United States tor losses from this cause incures when Texas snd the United States were natiors foreige to each other, and coul¢ only act through their respec'ive governments, would be too utterly and paipab.y worthless to merit notice. The reservation of 8 oh Gemends mey beve bee # propi-lation to some tastids: es voter in the Leglalarure, but it is too absolute @ Duility to ve sllowed to affect the complete soceptance of this set as a final settlement of the controversy. Arrzurr To Muoxkper Reconper Szvuzenzav, tx New Ovigans.— Yesterday, at noon, 9 moat base attempt wes made to murcer Recorder Seuzeneaa, in bis own office, by an ex-wa chman, named Na- theniel MeCarn. It sppears ‘hat McCann had been dircbarged from the police service by the Police Boor’ for ecncuct whish was deemed improper, and yestercay be went to the recorder with @ request to be reinstated. The Recorder gave him but tittle enccuregement. when McCann muttered his dlissatisfac- tion ured the Recorder of being ‘down on him.”” the Recorder started from his front office to office xp the rear part of the building, for the Parpore of attending to xome business matter. He was seccmpenied by officer Aguilard, and McCann followed MABITINE INTELLIGENCE. YORK - TRE Dav. i ee Port of New York, Webruary 24, 1856. Bieamebip Atlantic, West, dre and 74, Io eK Coline, the % ge k é i 32] pester!) Lrerpet sow via Hall ex for Sreamebip Asia, Le ard pacvengers, "to B pr esed sbips Bilas W ; Fe rT i } i i : 3 fad F 3 8 of 45 51, pested sieambip Arabi pasaca, several lonbergs abd large, Geldof ico. presents, cox piale, m dale, ‘xpedition. 2 f crews of the Kane Arctic i Fes i nll ayEEee Tesi ae: | Hi el i z. &, 'e 8 * 3 FJ . i kxperionced }aseRTe lost spars aod srlls, 'y & Kenvy sos, in 4 hurricane. wh, and stetoteore vashed ara’ oom The KR wan witbiu 50 fl int e the braw bn)werk ard filled the eabic. wid water Sandy Fook ou the 17th inst, but was blown off i] iB ry DOW ftoer> Brig Belnc eer. Stevenror Congo, West Joart of Afric go" fom Nortolk (where sbe put ic in distress), wite c. Any ; rv Ri, which ephtrowe tris. chrred ower the head “pear the d cle full ef water, nod tock every:biog mov ih frest bitten. Brig Nenuchar, Campball, Vera Orux, Feb 2, with goat skis; specie, 4e, to Margous ‘Broa Lath iret, lat $610 lon TS 1h. ape¥e tark baxare, from few Oricens for Boston; nodate, of Cun Bey, wobe achr from Cardenas for New York. ‘The } bas ex:eriencee beavy Weather on the pacaage; been 5 Our 8 of Latteras. Uff Cope F orida passed part of @ achr’s matt, Bris Balarce (#7, of Torks Lalonde), Murray, Santa Cruz, 19 doys, with suger Boney, &¢, to turker & Lightrourn. 17th oh Lite oo 8 Earbor, experierced a heavy NW gale, and Was blower off, Brig North: Axworthy. Matagorda, Texas, 2! days, with cot- ton ard cuger.to DO Murray. Feb 16. tt $2 26 lon 7] 3% Fpoke sobr Tizer, of Hempcen, from A ‘or New York. Brig Nettan (of Machias), Spencer Attabanas, 16 days, with sugar bud © oO nsees to Sturges 4 Co; vessel to Thompson & Buster Frpevtencea hravy westher. Brig Mery & Pierce (ot Bangor) Pierce Galveston, 16 days. with sugar. coten, do to0 C Murray. 2)th inst, ‘Hatioras reart g NW by W, 95milee. spoke echr Lena, Fonuchamp, 85 dajn (rom Palermo for Baltinors, who reported having had very beavs wervher, end hsd been up to €ape Heary aad biown off. wea short of oroviowas, ard we anpolied them. Schr GB Kotert‘on, Morre!| Hobas, PR, 2idays, wih eu- for. to Perniston & Jones, kxperienoed beavy weather, stove teat &¢ A vortlor cf the crew are frost bitten. éebr Vary (Bs) Lawecn, Hniilax, 22 dave, with fish, to Mo- pa q a& Wheelock. Experienced heavy weather, and lost ivirg Shicem chr Rorth ttste, Horton, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton, to Me reacs, Mott 4 Lo, ae Col katterly, Btetson, Charleston to MoOready, Mott & 0. pa oS ¥ Bede!l, Smith, Norfoik, 24 hours, with grain, to ft Bedell Febr Arbland, Wreon, Norfolk, 10 dara. with grain, to order, 20 hours efter lesving Nor‘o!s wes uo with Great Kgg iaroer, when we (cok & gale ftom NAW. burst valle, and was biown 100 miles to the Veetward of the Quit Gn ihe 2th eh:poed a fer whe stove bu works, carried aay the larboard roll from tke tore to the main chains, and received o‘ber damago. _febr Leroy. Seaman, Norfolk, 8 day, with mdse, to Sturges, Cesrwre & Co Gn'tke Toth’ toat toe a Leavy gate from DNW pitt caila stove bulwarks, honse, anc received other Camnce; the vessel eing loaded with ice, was compelled to go intotle Guf toveh tcf Cn ee Thomas Dale. a na- tvecf Virginio, wea waabed ove rd from the jibboom and Gye" vec. the deceased leaves a wile ona four F in thie ety. Rebr' 4 BR Bennett (* masiad! of Slalén island), Wood, Nor: | Sele, 10 ceya. with stip dmber, to W Gmith £800, Expe rienced beavy weather feemer Leleware. Ceres. Boston, 86 hours, via Sandy hock, with bdse, to ER Thorp Reperts heavy fizlds of ice SE ct - lock Ieione es tar an theese sould see, Seon er Bey State. ——, Fad) River Steamer Wemsutta, Nye, Kew Bedford, BELOW . Park Alea (cf Warren), Alen, from Havana, FebiL Was anche red cp the bar isst night Also 3 briga—(By steaming Her- cules, (opt Heruecer.) ‘ (+epeated by ptiot boat A B Netigon, No 1)—21si int, Mon- tavb beoring & by £, 30 miles, fel: in with sehr * Cennona,” bound to New York. thc rt of provisions; suppiled them. They Teporiea having nohing 10 eat for ture days. (20d. 100 mallee aetcf Bards Hook. Fish, from bound to'ew York, Pons ns MYBO, oo Wind during the dsy NW and freah. Berald Martne Correspondence. HAMBURG, Feb 5~There are six American vessels in this Foam, 10, wii Abips Uatharine, Uact Andrews, of Now ‘ork, from Chariestcn, came in with covon; io Grande, Capt Perey, of Bath, from Eavana, wid sugar acd tobacco; Fatims, Capt Yerd'zen’ of San Francison, trom snzation, with shells snd dye vocde; harks Kiza. Capt Pike, nf and from N York; De ptos, Cact Loule, of Boston, from Nev Orieans with cot ton; Amwsz0p, Copt Subba, cf Bargor t:om Ca'lso, Peru ‘the bark Hertha (of Beaton). Capt Leland. from Ubari with cotton, left 8 few daya rince in ballast, for Cuba ‘The Fibe opened atout ten d+ys sinca but it closedup last night egatc, owing to the floating ice hlocking up below here. irco ‘bristmas til! row ft has hardly been down to the freezing Folrt bere, although December was very cold. LEWER, Dei, Feb 22—The following vesse's came to harbor to day:—Briga Thor F Knox and {velri, from the Weat Indies; +bip Baltic, Liverpocl; bark Usk, from Boston; echr A 8 Yous, from Saver peb. The brig Arcad‘an, which was asbore at Green Biver In‘ tnd which wae euppored to be the Eve! also arrived hartor Urem Hevaps, Mr Walker, ater lacdiog about (wo thirds of ber esruo, succeeded in getting her off without sus tainirg ony Cumrge. Miscetlancous and Disasters. BG~ See a-rivaln at this port. W@- Seo Correaponderce above. For loes of setr Mayower and other numerous disasters, tee Mircellaneous paragraphs >elow. Suir Teavca—We have received the following acooun o, the less of ship Tejuea, from Capt Gregory, tbe fact only hav, tog been previously announced by the Canada:— New Youx, Feb 24, 1886. Arriving safe in the port ct New Yor er A feel I cannot too rom. make a prover acknowledams indebtecnesa I sm under to Capt Khen Mitchel, of tne ship isx- celricr, of Kenrebunk, Maine erd 860 to certain American thipmsaters in Havre.’ The ship Tejuca sailed fromthe port of New York for Queerstown, Ireand, on the 2th of Desember, for orders... Nothing ma‘eris’ bappened for the first week of onr voyage. Cn the night of the din of January sprang up. trem the WAW, hauled NW on tbe night ot ih hurricene. At mi¢night the ship clere behind, On the way between the two offices MicCavn pushed Aguilerd aside, and immediately fired » pistol at the Recor.er, the distance between thom being oply three @ four feet. The pixtol Ly yet have been kaded with three buckshot or small jets, atl ot which took *ffect in the back of Mr. Seuzeneau’s neck, just be- low the base of the brain. A very painful but not neoss- warily fata] wound was the result. As coon aa the pistol war dircha:ged. Aguiiard cavgbt it from the assassin and Ancexed him down with it—snd, inceed, wounded him pretty seve ely by blows about the head. McKann was then locked up, anc the wes conveyed to his residence, where bis wourds were dre-sed, although, we believe, the bullets were not extracted.—New "Orleans Picayune, Feb. 11. Movements of Ocean Steamers, For ‘New York Now York Mar. 19,.., BNTA, &C. red, 25, -Punts Arenas , & N, Orleans STEAMERS TO CALIFORNIA. kot Asrurwasir~George Law Sih and Bt Louis 20th of each Fon Porta Anwnas—ftar of the Wi and Northern Laght 24th of each month. = STREAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA. Isanzt~ From Charleston 19 and 4th, due at Havane 284 and 7th. From Mavane l0tb and 2th, due at Now York 17th and lat. ‘Hawen Stan—From New York 24, at Havana %b and New Orleans 10th. From New Orleans 24h, Havana 23d, Eurms Crry on Few Gusnapa— From for rok ye, ar- riving as Hevane 38d and New Oricans 2th. From New Or- due at New York Lith. Biace Wanaion—From New York lvth, arri at Havens jew Orleans 2h, Havana Crry--From New York 20th, arriving at Havana th phic From Mobile Sth, Havana 8th, due at New arriving at Hs foane ifs, Havana THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA. The folowing ‘tay be of value to those having correspond. ence with the rast: — “ibe” mail leaves Southampton on the dth and 2b of each month and ‘wives at Gibraltar about the %b and 28th of warme month, Arrives at Malta about the 14th and 30th of same month, Arrives at A about the 1sth of samo and 4ia of fole fog mont Leaves Suez about the 2h or ist of same and sth or th of foliow tog month. ‘Arrives at Aden about the %&th or 2th of same and 10th or of fol mon: ig it Gen about the 26th or 27th of same and day of arrl- val for Bombay, and 1th to 20th for Ching, &e Ir dian Bavy Beamer arrives at Bombay about the 9 to bth ‘nd 19th to Zlat of the following month. P. nnd ©. steamer arrives at Point de Galle about the 6th or Tih and £24 (o 23d of following month. Leaves Poit dé Galle irr Pulo Penang the anrae day, if the bes elready arrived which tukes the mail or eat Pulo about the 12h or 1th and 2h and Et it ng Yor tt ae ete eayespore about the 15th or 16h and Stat or lat of follow inp n ovth Lenves birguporegbout 12 hours afer arrival Aorivosat Tong Kong 3ou! the 221 or 24th and Sth or 10th 0} follow ing ment! Cer ge next dav for Shanghae Teo wails leave Ee gland on tty, Sth ond 20th of each worth via Maret les, and arrive Mt Ale andria spout the samo ime na ue Southampton taal), and to te the ship pacelstor, Ca; baire, Cn eeoivg us ho ship’s quarter in aceamanlike manner on our Teecued every soul os board, Bimeel! almost a wreck tke time. To the kind treatment ot himeelf and officers I can- not fee] under (oo great obligations. On our arrival in Havre the American sbipmasters in port exeriea themselvento sunp!y my évery want; ond 1 am also Ir debted to the "american Gou- sul at that pert for many ects of kindness. ‘WD. GREGORY. Late Master of the ebip Tajuca. Should the weather continue moderate, as at present, it 1s expected the navigauon through the Kast river will be open in 8 day or two. On Friday last the propeller Westchester, from Providence, which with many other vessels has heen icebound in the vicinity of Hart Island, started to work ner way through’ 1 poselbie; the Pelican, also from Providence, following in ber wake. On Saturday they had proceeded around Throga’s Polvt m distance of three or tour mies. ‘hey were aided in their pregrera py wicking the ice with axes at intermediate popts sbesd of them. When off Throgg's Point the ice was 80 +oft that three of the men who were employed in the vation oper: y out safe Kvery- where, the lce~which has bean fo firm as to admit of teams paseltg over it frm Hiker’s Island to City Island —1s now touch thinner and weaker It is raid one of our argos! sloxm tugs conid pase any pi t. Some ‘propei- lere and other wensels ave” Iely’been running to aud from Kastern ports vie Sandy Hook ‘The way Btate, of the Fall Biver Nue of steamers, came in on Saturday; and the steamer Deaware-ot the Philadelphia line, arrived yeaterds, tng, on ber return home frem Boston, by this route. The pro lier W+meutta also cnme arourd day from New Bed- ford, and the propel:er Powomeka left here yusterday for New Bedford, ty the seme route Sreamentr Berciour—The Le gn Mi jue, at South- nto dock morning of 4ih inst. tor the purpose of Wore taken ont comp evel; ” Oreo was notin the slightest degree dam the report issued by the surveyors ave to the effect that be ship # strongly bullt, and will require ont litte 16 I ht screived tx her upper works, and wil require Bbe is eomew hat atri upper worl will require Swrringer reund her. The bovou fe not damaged. ne) gique out of weler appears a finely modeled vouel 0° very substential bulld, and inducing at first view some surprise at ber casuaites, ‘Teking a very careful view of her, only one leak, sxd that somewhat trifling, was to be tound. Teak in right af, rear tbe serew; her bottom ta certaint whatever survey may say of other pa:ta, ‘Water line will be well :poken of, the errors th leabage will probably be traced to Coming wel: togetlier, and bei have probably not been fully 6 firm practical men, Jefects snd the Belgiqus placed in a sound useful smount of experience tor completing other of pany’e ships. apne waa A ey sd ship, wi was wrecked about .wo cere rizce ont ér to: froin Liverpool 1or Baltimore, oa Currituck Beach, appears to be in good con Several capteins of ka’ more having lately visited her, # tirg up in tke sand with tbe elumnp of her maiormast; hee toll very ite damaged, with the exoepiion of the :oen of the wale Whenabandoced she hid about 400 tons of iron in her bold. sr Rratto—Ospt Wilson, of chip Rialto, before reported patina Cork, reperteas foliows:—Jen 6, in’ lat 3930 8, lon 4.20 W, while tho ob'p waa lying to ins gale crom the wens word, the was struck by ® hoavy «ea, which took the billet Herd awa;. started the eutwater and tain s'em; sho also lost jthatey apie, two topealle (fore and main) spilt, ist water casks ‘off deck. founded the pumps the shin on her beam ends, and found trem 4 to 6 feet water in ber bold; ons of the pumps be come checked It was with the greatest exertions that the crew conid keep ibe ship free. About 00 bbe flour were thrown overboard to preserve the ahip. B AID OF AUCKLAND Capt Clark, of bark Maid of Rt reported abandoned, reperis ald from sorton fy Lexdch Lec i, with ageveral cargo. Experienced a suc: cession cf heavy weather ‘eavir g, and om the 7th of Jaqn- fry, Jat 4020 N, lon #8 W, when lying to under bare poles, the sbip was hove F heam ends and, baving a Rroat deal of wator ix her, 10 fave ber trom captizing, o ret the fiesta (9 Le tit away, whet she righiod. ard wae foand w have Deven feetot water in ber hold; part of the cargo was then thrown over! oord to Nebten ber. ard ‘he pumpe worved con: ap ioihe 13th ® period of fix deve when the sera his were Move in bya heavy rea on the marhoard w gaining fasten the pumpy. apd all endea ip being then quive hoy captaln, end morn- |. The sound; and below her Lore to Fave crew abavdo orhip RAsiDking stain fp, 400 N, on Fira W. whi preat risk ot their iver owiny, ty the heavy wen thar wae rupnirg. By the kind asslelance of Capt J 4 Noyes, of ihe aeniean ship Hanity, of Boston, from wavanrah tor Liserpro., they suceeded In getting On boerd, and landed at Liyerpoo! thia lat day of Februsry, Puoreizen Osrnay, hence for Providence, eut through ~The trom Chartedon ott bz. oelce of Gasbee Foie and was tarowioy couon Of come lege cet memes . ae, eres anaes Bemera Capt. Eoanington, of the. echo Mebeasien ot —_ of provisions; came ‘o , but "reapa econ 03 inet on Sbip Inland. & vessel of About 200 tous Koxa, Dee 16 The John P Kennedy (ste US re Re ~ on CC) , aod since of ry? Fp’ th the — = © lasted ro Ri Riceredeas ca the Ph hor Jor Ni leet the towrertt ond put iaio ‘the il! 2paratns wilt be n aimh order ten», pinced | We 17th wen, 1 se again. and om. ip @ Jarters on tcp of the heever's aa cera pad gig tg 7 tion of 42 feet above the mean level of the river. ve I, wwe | . and ap » Foncen etmctare, pelnied whit ed for tho fret time a bee- | the Lele ereind, the vessel was etout com light of the rdoe, diate WS Sect from the Coens ony ee Dani an Seo Sim bere a 10 feet West of the head cf the Upper Jeueo on -he East side | Nov. off Cheung ~oarded the the river and also nope the obantonl, ‘about one | been ta comoans with (ee Kilen ‘he mile below aud ending sbout ove and & hail miles above the The Hinton, rom, He, B ot d Varia cube Nov, Ld.) pi eas 206, A, ‘Witmington, NO, Fob 11, 1856. , ” ah "Orbe ith caried wav a TheSpincle Booy. newr the entrance of Ragariown harbor, | sl, waineall apd toresall wae te nae Seem curried ay byte lon alsa several eter catia Oy the ‘and aalemen, ‘At Lebsina Deo 1, Omega, Sanborn FT, 1250 nbla wh; hed | Leste “Snda, eued nec eumered eels Sap shipped 16,000 Its whalebone by the Louisa, of New Bedford. | “the Wanderer, Burmeister, tor Kam Pramciscs, pas sack om ‘Was tourd on a orulse cf two months off uwvheo, and then to | the 8d inet, with foreonnat the Ochotek Boa, ie brig Foti, ‘Sriurd. for dhanghae, which put back @et ‘A letter from Capt Fisher, of sbip Navigator. of Edgartown. | 19 lecky, bas heen 00d for $3,500. dated Labaioa, Dee 25, lates thst he bed sont the shio to son od | peur ispenero | OURS oo a & two month's crulse, éperm whaling, being somewhat unwe. | hi AH, of Retr Web. Be chal poury recorded ha hatte poe A To At Taleabuano Jan 1, by letter (rom Capt Wimpenny, Mon- | S50 Oe More, Tio colored mon dros nour 4 terey, of . Feng, toaall down the coast nor éoerm | fone WR, ‘The ohip lice try af low waler wie oo EI a on agli pag Dap ae kone, having boos cu! away by ike erew 12 the ‘ape Hora, bulwarke, flying fibbocm, and an anchor off the bow, stove | % ebip and cargo. te Bi Ye off the ew Dusch Faixovrn, Fob }—The Rertane, Rj mass, $800 tone, she bad fost all her vansts, and from’ Mowoasle tor New Tort u Glacharging carte wee: im, Feb 2- Put in, the Neptune. f-om Newoast © for Now Wark, making 18 inches water per hour. Giascow, 4-An American brig, nod doned. se fered som athe NShomg'B5 WF, by tae ase bei, Geidiz, In (be a t Yaya Dec 21, Hanry Taber, Ewer, NB. Ui, low 82 30, saw abort ‘0 #1 weking 180 bis Spcke Dec tmouth, 960 sp. The H T was ‘to Off Shore Grou ‘Ulyde, Spoken, wo. » Jan %1—The American, sbij , Boat, from Ship George Bi Pitman, trem Caloutts tor Boston, Oot | NYork srsived here, was hound for eae aren 30, at 2 83 8, lon & having suficiedso much damage, and with the wid bhip White Star, from Liverpeol for MoDile, Feb 1, off Wick- | py by Fa)mouta end patio er has 2000 low Hicad, dered to be discharged. che bad thrown « trom At ship Marengo, Jan 27, lat 48 49 N, ton 8 90 W.. to 400 bags of wheat. Br bar Fare, ot Yarmouth, NS, 37 days from Philadelphis Feb 6 ths American for ’ob 4, Jat 49 3H, lon 9 60. rived here. "a Gales bark, Ot Galea, dlecasted, Jan 15, lat 5 43.N, lon | she Tsed toons water; on7go yerk, » * ff al 4 * z barrels of flour, and + 600 busbela ot whest. On entering ” Bilg Ann Etizabeth, of Norfolk, from Bermuda for Charies | barber, she touched the and, near the souk jetty, But tem, Feb 18 lat 52 48"0u 77 ihn carried AWRY euls and was PO ad hcl ad aa! - ebort provisions as printed yesterday). —" mertoan abip ark. chr Baral Jane, Warren, from Now Yank, Fb 22, Boston with wo bundsed ant tort ualgrams passengers aoe ven a Foreign Ports. the roads, GuavAua. PR, Jan 31-—[n port bark J Forbes, Francis, of | | Brewxn, Feb 2—The wreck of & vessal, “y ard from * Haven, une whore tod ag; beige LW Armmrocg, | both the broken rast ining ‘entoe vomet te cab sages ct end for do, wte cargo; A M Weeks, Ku loo, from N¥ork | 65° thea MT one 1 ratoer hipty out of wane, dient JD Lincoln, Webner, from Portland do; echr Gen Arm | fastened tothe yard the veveel rashar biel out of water. wag strong, Thomas, trom NPaven, ert eae day. eT ies uot Galanaes \ Hatir ax, Feb 20,8 PM—Sid propeller arctic, Hartstela, © | Keh!mann, at ibis por ork Manoate, Feb 7 -Th+ sowhamptoa, Austin, 0” andtran W Banta Croz, Feb 3—In port br of Boston, trom | York for Sondon, lost an anchor sod chiju this moreing ia the inant. srt ed eens ny. t0 fon for ioe. Bh Channel, and bas beea suppiied hevee: dg: Urie Moward Hove Tor Missle: ‘Sid coke Jota Grit. | ,,@imoaronm, Dec 20-Teunaye is wll much wantodite srg Rea say em a ee York at £3 68 tis, £4 6a Gambier, £5 soffee 3 > en STEAMBEIFS oat axe. i ©, Jan 26—The American ship John Ravenel, Atcante, Jan —Aarr Rovert Rankia, NOrteans via | secm Bordeaus for New York ro deve Jan 30, wide tanned Cadiz. rudder and other damage, and must disoharge to ANTWERP. Feb 6—-Bid Anna, Kirg, NOrleans, Amon, Nov 12—Arr Golden reper, Mapsma, Jan 30—The American sehr Rocca, P< fr RBYork for Mareetliee, put ivto this Jen od with loan of matnaall, and wit provariy ve standout: Murorp Haven, Feb 7—Severai psics of coiien have: Fabens Wong Kong; ngbes. ‘Bid Deol 30s Wicks Broavetains, Fed 6—Of North Foreland, ship Wabano, of | on shore in Poolsiaughter Bay (beiween Denny anda ff, ya Head), and oat and ema: balecere for y a pound, ship Nabob (Bx), Hor- | fisating: shout. ‘ome piccrs of wreck. ave tise wealaed ea: thore, Le A Made goo ‘be name of tha vessel Brest, Jan 2—Arr pe. Burnale, NYork. most recksd last nigh. as rothing was yBoueage Jan Si— are Grif. Colburn, NOrleans; Feb 2 Vapors. "rhe ‘heavy sca bes proveniod aay of Sw ‘olant fe Tleans vie lea got up. 8.d trom the ‘is Jen Marshall. Kraus, and wf grighcke Roctman tart, Gown fos Pov Sly | puraae center onsapnd telah ae tt FE eee ye og Beenken, NOrleans; | ® Jereel, were paseed Feb 2, in lat 49 8 lon 8 W by the Sst, New Orleans “Kohiman, do, “Tine-be PYgrim, Richardecn, from St Joby NB to BAuceLoNa, Jan 5—Art Rosaria, Durall; Genera! Mina. Ks oan ‘a is outa’ Giveeeare, do: 3'¥, aiminague, | $24, Mralerlogged. ‘Sue wil: probably be towed 0 Greene, © sifth Gulscha and Maypo, Mas, do: ‘Fres Ani sae ea Sian nt tb "Name Pepa Boned: | « Loreen ae tra an, cy tl ‘maring rome cer, “ret, “oie; Cola "bipad, ard Litas, Farrer) NUr- | won adoravens ne Hartveon aco) wall but eae ni'eatee sans; ‘Commedore, Leech, “Cardi 234, jo, Manarey. | ote: Ogee eeeeen cae dan eked sonra Obsresion’ Al, Janrequizar, and Presidente, Ventura, NOr: | "oe Wy, Renoae Man trom Chereston, shich went edere oanas 2008; eae rein Charleston: Borpress, Oth, Peeerina | pest Orosby Point, sill remaine, making © Tite water, toe ai Gort’ co; 2th. horria, Gilier’ do; 20th, Ardills, Pagt Bio | emPtto fet her offbeing unsucoemtu.. Five dete have Sigh Madrona, Aisipa; do. Ta’ ne: ONTIES NOFionDs | The Masflower (Am ge} 8.0, bound to Batavia Nov 2—Arr Monierey. Benson Boston; 13:h, | Georgetown, can Stee Melbourne (see Sourbaya); Deo 5, | Ember Ocean Steed, Cunningham, do, Derbing Wave, Fil Voupay, Nec 208d Courser, Day, Hong Konk. Constantivorir, Jan Zl—4rr ir. ‘uhlemanv; Sarsh, Coleman; b iznbeth Mary, Flint, and Ashby, Reed, New York; taken off th . bal ey, Bowt UGuecursa, Lovlo~art Levater, Peterson, San Francisco | here. vis Mingapore; 16lh, Harvard, Hotchkiss, Ospe Town. Cid Sth. Wiad Cae London, Ni Eagle, Hill, Boston; 10, Borpborus, Pendleton, and Ben) Thaxter, Lu” Be Sortie: ‘Jaa_ Cheston, 3, akyab; JN Cushing, | Mobile for Liverproj, came on abore shout five Plomirer, onan; Warpola, W. , Bowon; 17th, Ht; g, in a heavy “are, Jen '2-Bid Nomaden, anderson, and Bellona, Hea- Canpire, Feoy—Arr fa the Rosas, Am ship Itascs. 8I¢ | pee purbecke om ay) site; 20ch, GirattaR, Jan 29—The American Webster, Heath, ison, Bordeaux for Peorer aig cmaes ¢ rt, balled ro oe seis ak (alt), for mio Sipe Moto frat Bia, Aang ss | Si Ut rn fol of peo ae a a NON sh Souueaett, Mt and Henna Bact, | {nthe tower pertot the port ihe ig to lech Come NYork (and bei Oo Lo Lo no Tee, Pare! | free her. On the following day, at LPM. the grew took = for Haran (snd anchored) NY. i Bit ieteulos in ail ghee Mitty boars of severe ctocamre S ot a ‘ork. noha, "premen tamK Amaranis, Breve, from Viaardingen | tbe open bela, arrived here, faving fom every’ paritole BYork. ’ Bla J Sureis, Feb 7—The Daotah, American ship, oa Sees Rete Revie Rei i | Some oho -aae Dane aes at ee Foo-crow-roo, Nov 27—Bld Golden State, Hepburn, NYork; | having sheered the right way, was eaved from great danger, eo 7, Monscon, lost ovly * Baker, GrpeaLtaR, Jan 19—Cld British Princess. Lightbody, Sa- yanbab; #4 JA Duvall, Nickerson, Boston; 250, Caura, pper, Mais Ue eriapnne eb 8—Arr Sanda, Da Costa, NYork. 81d Tor- i R i i e i 2, ‘i fi i rent, ( London) Gunb; Ear coe ~Arr Mary Annah, Grace, NYork; 5th, Othel | from to WN! running, gra Fag Le Are Maer Ane Crit Noe! Helena; |'leoegee” av ca Me ae Gin coeeeee tees ving 6th, Orient, Bul, NYork. broached to on hipped. © Reavy ses om iB Je 6th, J WakeGield, Crockett, trom NOrleans. sta F knosked uy the, plank shear, sove carina, C.d 6th, Havre Daster, York. ‘wet stores. and balt filled the cabin. At 9 A M, cut: 6.4 Jan 31 Emperor. Tibbete:; P R Hazeltine, 4 Critts, and | foretopmaste, wl carry 3 aay the fovetopmast Luton, Curis, Rorieans; aquilla, Manson, Carait’ and United | boom maiztipgaliantmast, sails and spare 0 Thom peon, #mal ; Richmond, Bristol tho-swreck. Also sash srd‘Gbiaon: Pee 3” Re Jobo, Lingcott, NOrieans: 34, Busan ex Provisions and se Bipena, Clausen, and Mazailan, Wyman. do; W Tell, Funok, crminually going, Bapehomian @, Miller, NYore | ee cabling bedly, pom cnasulretioc, with the ofiters, ead enn Kona, Nev 2t-Art Ann Ball, Burr, San Francisco; | crew, deemed it advisnble to, lighter. her by throwing over- Dee 2, Maria, Petersen, Kaat Coust. : board trom 600 to 700 bazrels of flour. and making ell sail for cath Burpham ensy. co: Bob, Wanderers Barmetnet, oo npr atasrioas thip 20, of Bak (U 8). 600 tons, 1, DC haek Deca Deo ii, Riles Poster, Sehdder, do; Osean | Sato the Roval aier-sraving dock, aflor having @ . M’Lelian, M “iinvor, Feb’ .d amaranth, Probet, WYork; 4th, Marte Adrian, Van Huyn, Boston HaxtiRc—Sco Correspondence above. BOBTON, Feb 23, AM—Arr chip Forest Stata, Pollisier, Mo~ Livunroct, Feb 4—arr Brewer, Anderson, NYork: Sth. | bile; bark’ Avolm, Kendrick, Charleston; brign Rooroy (Beh. Siri necceeeCaaa acs tener | Seah ntditne ee tice Wat aoa ae i fat ‘. i he i a be 3 fir Hennebec, Patten; Batioo®, Cire, and . Muir, | vt do (ot Bese Toland, ding stone). Ti brig Plas NUrlears: Lucy ‘Thompson, Fendleton, ® York; Seoula, Mer: 4 rill, oud Anpay , Grabam. Balimore; Falcon, Ryan, Galis- BATH, Feb 15 ~Sid ship Wiphalet Greeley (new, 490 toms), poll; Farah, |, Savannsh, The wind on the 8th was ¥ to B Cutter, SW, lignt. BRIBTOL, Feb 22~ Propeller Oxpray, trom NYort for Pro~ Cla dih, New York, Rawards, Obarleston; 5th, jeare, | yidence. was out b by the joe of Uespee Point Cummings, ard Gov Langaoa, Weeks, NOriesns; John CHaRLESTON. Feb. PM—Cld were Onrnatle ( Curting, N¥ork; ‘aliton, ‘Nickerson, NOrleans; Seuth- | sisiker, Liverpool: N P Talmadge. small, New Orleans, erner, Waltop, St Marbs, Bia; 7h, Gen Parkhill, Plerea | ship s Greooough, ainsterdam. Charleston. NRW ORLEANS, Feb’ 1, P M—arr Atkin, Bid sth, Charter Ont Houdlette, Savannab; Juvenla,Youry ;, | NYork; brige ir, Orlokwater, " ead bt Louis, Hoyt, NOrieans; Sth, Ashland, Clarke, do; 7¢ 3. | Arguimon, Havana. Old ships Revenue, Robinson, Cippaoliy Aaa Ser ae este ses | | Susan Jor, Desens Aatelia ip) Aseentay e'd ot le ‘or! yer ‘* a les; In the river, outward’ bound. Baseell, Faitouth for orders; schr inns ‘osatoe, Wilsom Rivira Owens, A exancer, tor Boston; Gov Brezos and Point Isabel, Mobile; Normandy, Tyler, NOrleans; 16th—Arr, Steamehine Nautilus, Apalacbiocls; Heaper Howes, Louisiana, Place, trom Indianol Hammond. ard Harvest Queen, ¥¢ ‘Word, Whitney, Matanzas, Be! Dotd for idg Feb, 2, Meteor, Porter, ‘Liverpoyl; Siedauter, Comerr. Hoston: Bag fp =o 5 Ohanoelior, Beteee, 1 snd “Ort ‘all, Tipkbam, do: ¢ oF, 1 Stal Kebinron, Nork, Hicote Michel, Daleutia * Caro Connor, Baltimore; 7th, Arania, Bout ‘Mobile; Pierre. ler Char oxton ? Bichd Andersos, Balt ore; One, ‘eT GnnoN, Feo komnt inwards, Louise & Maine, ¥ /enke, Phi- , Burns, Calne, ndeipeioy Nor; 6th, Bi Lo! Jelpo! ‘ork, agtneta ih, td” ortrowny Moser, Riork angie from | gud Matonlc, I wegend 4th); 2d, . 5 from lor an be Deol Stby: Sah, }za Thorton, Maxwell, Batavia, 'NURFOUK, Feb 20~Arr steamship Jamestown, P a kent out, Feb 4th, Kingfieber. Crosby, Hong Ka ng: Chalmers, | York 26 hour Yarge quactities of ice off the velastre, Bainton, tan ¥rancieco; 6th Zone, Fulleston, B oaion. Nk Feb 22,1 PM—in port brigs Lucy Angier, Loxronparny. Feb 2-18 Creole. 8 ¥ .orieans, Be'fast; y,, having completed roraires Maxseniaa, Jen 80 Arr kilen A Parsoor, ¥ /ebb, Nurieans; | Acorn City), for NYork, wig wind ‘Whelden. 7 Mozy “ann, Olive Nor! lor Provi A NY ork. sian, from do’ for do; ras, J y,and bw for NYore dridxe, from ¢o tor do; Hentta, of Eastport; Alexander M, of arrbyiph, headerscry XYork. BYork; LS Levering; Z A Paine 0° Enstport; Juana, of Saooy in 14—Arr Geo © Acker'g y, Haldwin, Malta; | Balle, of Rock’and; Louisa Dyer, of do; ea Gul, of Provk ’ er, Millixen, Marsellieng J si) Fruiter, Dawe ; Wide ‘World, ot d0 (crew ‘frost bitten); Fleetwood, of oor blalinn, 60, } nzard, of Westerly; Woicot, and Mary Mata, Jan St Mermaid. Poors Ny $id Jan 234 of NYork; Mary Peavey, of Camden; Inaao Achorny EP stinger, Wood, ( .0;' 2th, Joha “Hariey, and; madonna, of Searsport; Pawtucket, of Rock= Barley. land; Napoy Jane, of Lyme; bP’ Cuahh Bowes: Vantia Nov M--Arr Ino, Land, gan Frarciseo; 2th, Frank | Ferry, of Camden; "Sedgwor,” of 8 George; Ringgold. Jobr eon, Lothrop, sb, AV ANP ine Beard, Philips, Port | NYo:k (nesriy all of woich bave bean previovely reported a& Piniip; Dee 24, + omoetiton, W'dile.. Ban Francisco. the time of ther arrival), Algo sehr Volant, Pforce, from Nor~ Sid hoy 224 Rocket, Saunders, Han Francisco; 2th, Coringa, | folk for N York Ballet, Borton. PORTLAND, Fob "Arr harks Marta Herssy, Oreeey Fenana, Dee 10-814 Falvon Holt, Padang end Yor. Carderas vin Holmes’ Hole; 1h, andes, Merryman, Mates Querxetewn, Feb 2-8id. ay Annan, Philadelphia, aa vin Co; 1th, eebr Achiever eniuegon ‘ag t—4 Fries, Feb 2—h)d Allity Tarleton, N York. Grave. MeConb, Havana via bos, sn, Nov 0—Arr Tcanington, Frenan, 8an Franeneo | Kudo Haskell, and Lydia Stover, Lovell, Trinidad; wallow. Tucker, London. ‘ va, Staples, Havana Soreect,’ Cardeaaa; ‘Cunningham, Ba- Oreae na brics Alowtroge, Lydia arr Ocean Steed, wlirs GD King, Trimble f York; J 0 Brooks Gradam, more, #10 1th, berk Ellen Stay ’ dirt Elise, Borban, NOrieans, Stover, Fndorns, Orisavn; echr Volantesr. Kecorder (Br), On. Arr in che Rosda 18h chery Tennessee, Wooster, and Prod born, from Foe for NYork; 6th, Independevos, ins Reed, Crosby, kastport for Philadelphia Ww Godda, Mosnan from dy . from Mani ® for un; 2th, 3 ‘Jost00} Dec W,, Phenix, Hoxie, trom ao for N York; 2d, bAL EM Feb @-— Arr cchr Son Lion, Savage, Nok. Of, fobr ¥ Sherp, Bharp, Phindolphia (and esiied),