The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1856, Page 8

8 MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, ‘This board met last evening. The President in the Chair. Several petitions for the correction and remission Of taxes were received and referred. A Acommunication was received from the Mayor in re- journed to meet on Wednesday at 5 o'clock. lation to the surgical department and submitting that BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. their claims were based upon strong grounds, provided | wie Hon, EDWARD EVERETT TENDERED THE PRE their charges were reasonable. Ordered to be printed DOM OF OITY HALL. end referred to the Law Committee. This board met yesterday afternoon at the usual hour, A communication was also receiv:d from the Mayor in | president Pinekney in the chair, The following are Answer to a resolution of the board requesting him to | among the most important petitions presented:— furnish copies of any correspondence between himselfand | Of John Witherell and others, for a market near the foot the Postmaster Genera), ix which the Mayor states that | of Fourteenth street, East river; referred t> Committee he has no correspondence to submit bat that already | on Markets, * i communicated, except « letter to the Postmaster of New Of Ira Buil and others, for sewer on Bowery extension, Yors and the reply, in which the Mayor refuses to allow | from Franklin Square street; to Comm: boxes to be placed in the several station houses of the | Sewers. nie uth 7 Opeaesoe 8 Of G, Benedict and others, in favor of erecting the city. Oana A MUSICAL AND ORATORICAL DISPLAY PROPOSED BY STEPHEN pe Ne Sq ee perpen ta § 5 Seep AT THK TAUKRNACLE—ALIENG NOT ADMITTED, ‘Councilman Boo1s presented a preamble and resolution following extracrcinary document was Presented | relative to a new cbarier for the city of New York, with by Alderman Briggs and read to the board, aund great | # draft of the proposed charter. Vaid on the table and laughter and some macievtations of discoatent, and calls | ofdered to be printed, resolution to furnish hewever, were ts favor of heating the iio er eteee® | proceedings ct the lake Board of Gvanciinen to the wewiy 1O:TD BO ORABLY TLE BOARD OF ALDERMEN AND THE PUBLIC ier te . reclation oe The Bu bl ® adopted nem con, tendering the hospitalities of the ci! oft Gs cittoa iss Aldermen, withthe concurrence | fo the Hon, Eeward Everett, offering him the use of the 0 Bconcert an by 5 L. Becre'are, who finda himeelt’ minus ghost $5,000 Tn expense snd official service, consecrated to the public welfare in the u vested Cy Ht power, gad both branches of the ‘Common Gounel 7 i the Goversor’s room to reeelve his friencs, and appointing a committee of three from each Boara to carry out the ob- Jects of the resolution. Councilmen Bradley, Swan aud Nap Tive wore appointed the committee on bebaif of this Micetemtier aeeesea eam cmME.U? | Seontuny at ive catae: of Tela tock Teen have. acted. And yet th have Any 10 present save tnoee of a after going sie rounds of ali the committees and Aidgrman tiga tere Cu Sere neers wanes auel | failing to get a reference to any, was Anally lsid upon specs ind cles, aurg my not lien Maeint Cor an Swan offered the following resolution, which adopted Whereas the Hon, William Kent, appointed by ordinance of the Common Counell to collate and ‘revise the olty ordinances, is now prepared to report to this Board; theretore Rero.ved, That two hundred and fitty copies of the ordi- Dancer as revised be printed for the use af the Common Uoun- cil, under the supervision of the reviser. Acjourned to Weanesday, at 5 o’elock P. M, to lodging, Mataeli’ McKellar, McCann and a Year past. And cven this bili of about sent until the Police Conunissioners decide ‘the fate o° Matsell, who, I learn from high authozity, de not intend to ren- der @ decision until the Legisiature adjourns, lost, if they retain Mataell, the Legislature will supersede the ‘Mayor, Recorder and Cuy Judge, with new Police Commissioners, whose rela- tiens to the Police pepartcasns will be similar to the Fire Com- missioners to the Fire Depariment—a system that operates febster. fow more than one with such perfection, and which hus eifaced those é ontres that spread sich vezror and bavoe thro jour arrests ony seetigene ut while we areal pstiently awaiting the com; ‘igh x ‘SION 8 i Br Posing Sibel oy me oa er eed PROPOSED EXTENSION OF CHAMBERS Street TO East Rives —A meeting of the Special Committee appointed by the Board of Aldermen to investigate the propriety of ex- tendiSg Chambers street to the East river, was held yesterdey, at the City Hall, Alderman Briggs officisting as chairman. There was quite a large atendanse of property holders, and much interest was manifested, pro and con, on the subject. Messrs. Jas. B. Dixon, Jos. Pig- ha Brocks, —— Davis, Adam Pentz, — Titus, Alleg, Dan. Kingsland, R. E, Mowatt and ochers, appeared to present their views, which were as numerous asthe speakers. Four different interests were represeat- ed yesterday:— First, Those who favored the extension on the ground that there was no street between Fulton and Grand, running from river to river, and the necessities of tra: vel or traffic imperatively required oneor mode. Besider, the opening of a wide street through the crowded an more denighted regicns of the Fourth ward would im- curse myself for my pecuniary eaciilices yh ms own in- Gusery, {thought Lwould iiluminate thelr minds with inspiring mmusie ard an oration at the Tabernecie,on Friday evening uext, a the subject of London aud Brandon, the established birth: Mttle George Matsell. To this ¢elighttul music and ora- T invite every official from the Batery to Harlem, with the exception of who will not be admitted at any price. I have grstuitously lectured them more than a year past, and they should be pérfectiy swisfied tor the present wilh a sad perspeciive. But ail aliexe who declare their intentions to ba- come citizens before Friday next can coma, provided they do mot declare such intentions in the Marine Court. and ali who were naturalized in the Marine Court eannot come. as the na- turalization records of that court have been mutilated, new leaves inserted und the index altered, Hence, ull who’ have ever been seen in the Marine Court cannot come. Legitimate attorneys of the Supreme Court can come, but a iens who have recently been admitted as members of vie bar by the Supreme Court cannot come. ‘The following will be the order of the pro- cession from the City Hall to the Tabernacie to hear my oon cert and oration :—Alderman John H. Briggs, grand master of ceremonies, followed by Stephen H. Branch and Letitis ‘Milligan, of Branden, arm in arm, and otber witnesse: agaiost Matseil. The Mayor, Recorder and City Judge will be per- eel Mayor prove the value of the property therein situated, and ee pera a eerecmmmen tires: brea fe Mave, | Cisperse the poor people that mow huddle in crowded tenements, to other and more healthy districts of the city. It is said persons owning $10,000,000 worth of property urge this view of the question Second, Those who oppose the extension in tefo, on the ground that citizens are taxed quite enough now for the Bowery ex ension, amd Central Park, and that ii is beat to pay for one improvement before we venture on an- other. Third, Those who wish to extend Chambers street to James slip. as it would thereby interfere with fewer streeta, and make lees gore lot than any other line proposed. Fourth, Those who wish the line to run to Catharine stip, as it would thereby make a strait street from end to end. After the advocates of these various views bad given vent to their slightly excited feelings on the subject for about two houre, the chairman a‘journed the meeting until some future time. Corvaia CoLuEGrE—Sem1-ANnvaL CELEpRaTion.—Hope Chapel was packed with an animated and brilliant audi- ence of ladies and gentlemen yesterday morning, to wit- }) ness the semi-annual celebration of the etudents cf Co- lentine. tollowed by hia clerks of both Boards; President Bar ker, Superviror President Ely and President Couacilman Pinckney, three abreast, followed by both branches of the Com- mon Council, with their staves of ofilee; Chief Engineer Aitred Carson, George Steers, Samuel Sneden and Alaerman Chris Sy (ay old ca:kers and backers) in a barouche, talking about Carson patent fire engines, the yacht America, the Niaga- re and Adriatic clipper. ‘River steamboats and fancy paper ings; Mersra Noyes ‘oughton and Nash, lawyers of the Poli ommittee, arm in arm, rounding themseives as what each intends to ebarge the Corporation as counsel against Mat- sell, McKellar McCann ard Webster: Nash takes the lead; Cary, Hays and Hinks, revorters of the Henatp and Timen Sbreast, gong to ‘the Tabernacle to favorably report Branch’s oration, with the understanding that Branch will soon re cr ef their bill for reporting the comtumacious case; James T. Brady, (very disconsolste.) followed by Mat sell's witnesses, with crape on the left arm; urn. (with bag- pipes ) borne by twenty-two polive captains. The exercises at the Tabernac.e wil! commerce with ‘Yankee Dcodie,” by whole band of Revolutionary music. consisting of a fi’ and drum. ‘bere will ‘oliow, én the piano, the stirring march of “Litile George Matsell crossing the Brandoa river in 1817, on his way to New York via Hallfax and Perth Amboy.”” Oration by Stephen. H. Branch, on London and the pretiy i@rendon , with its plensing sasociations of little Mat- ae; “Hail Columbia,” by the entie band. The finale will be march of little George reeros 5 sone’ 2 be epee Te Beats Ticker acca i | yumbia College. The stage was occupied by President 0 ibe ted only at the music store <1 Wo, i211 £ Sons, 239 | King, Chaneelior Ferris, of the University, Dre. Hatton Brosdway, er of Park place. where the judicious will ob- 5 SULA hase piace, where, the jndicious will o- | Anthcn and other clergymen, besides the mex:bere of the alghtot i faculty and distinguished invited guests. Tho exercises Hall's, then; to Hall's, then; consisted of selected orations and deciamations, which as For fun, girls; for fan, men, & gcneral thing were delivered in an acceptable manner. Such as sou may never Philip W. Holmes was deservedly applauded for a ¢is- oe ee course on Natural Hopes and Na‘ural Feara,’’ und Ne | Mesers. We cghton, Babeock and Seabury decerve The invitation was accepted without any comment. THR COWEEBTED BRAT FOR THK TWENTY-SECOND WARD—AL- DERMAN DRAKE SUSTAISED. ‘The majority and minority reports of the special [com- mittee on the evbj-ct of the contested election of the second ward were received. fhe majority re- tes thi The vetition*r, Nicho'as Feagrist, claims that ‘he eight votes returped tor “Nick sesgrist.”’ and ine vote for \— Seagrist,” should be allowed hm; snd he charged that there was one Charter ticket cast for him in the First district, which was not honcrable mention. Atter the exercises were concinded tne testimonials awarded at the intermediere examins- tion were conferred. There wasa gocd band present to ¢iversify the proceedings—a number of pretty young ladies, who amused themeelves by throwing largy bou- quets at the speakers—a large attendance of young col- lege ewells, in tancy gowns, who were very eptauslsstic and gallani—and altogether the affair was very pleasant to all concerned. Tue Historicar Socirty will hold an extra mestiog to- night, in the large chapel of the University, which will game. And further, tbe: where were two voree cast for Wil | be unusually interesting, as Professor Geo. W. Greene, Drake, for alderman, by Persons not cittzens,one bY | jets United States Consul at Rome, will deliver a lecture eae ee ee ee on the Life and Worke of Thos. Cole; and the preseata- In regard to counting the eight votes for ‘Nick Seagrist,” | tion of the portraits of Hon. Luther Bradish and the Earl Lies pene cia the two sates a “William | of Carlisle will be made to the society, the whole eveniog ¥ ir lee govern ys the yw i a Drake,” your Commit een aor a senor: bing: oes pera ae instead of history, Ladies are structions of the Secretary of Biale, ea to what waa defective ; z ballots. He says:— E. M. Prince Smut Missinc.—There was some hope that Oe ee at Sell tnowe red ciavlined suis? | Young Mr. Pierce, who has been mised 20 mysteriously viations of Christian names, as Wm. Ww ;, Jno, for | since January last, might have sailed in the Baltic for John; Abm. tor Abi ‘&c., are noi to be deemed defective ‘ ; paleds, beawass the is ns clearly conveyed as though | Liverpool. His family, however, have received no intel- the ramen had been written at full length. of his whereabouts yet, nor was there any a2- Under the rave, as thus laid down, and which must strike | count of him in the private letters received by the Ame- the Board as being just and fair, your committee have allowed | rica, although the Baltic had arrived at Liverpool before the ela yon for” mick eae a eTiot) mad alec Reve ziten | wat vessel left. His family have well-nign given up all to Alderman Drake the two votes for ‘* William Drake.” hopes ot ever secing him again. ‘The votes will then stand as follows Horst Racine ror Next Ssasoy.—A disposition has been shown im New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, and several other States, to put a stop to horse racing. In Philadelphia, the Hunting Park Course—the acene of the quickest trotting time on record—is no more, and s company of 250 gentlemen have established Point Breeze the best establishment for Dreke’s majority...... 2 ‘The Committee would recommend for adoption the fol- Jowing resolution, viz.:— Rerolved, That Nicholas Bt not having received a Alderman of the Twenty-se- Pea wicd. Oo tne vlection, beld November 81885, is'Sot eat. ogg be re ey easing 4 f hi ‘th con . at e > . 2 e training a1 ig the speed of horses in the Ser eT aa eee | ante States. The grovnds ere commodious and well Sg ¥. it, VALENTINE, § Commitiee. ‘and the Club House is a model, having all the modern improvements, with extensive stables, billiard rooms and ten-pin alleys attached. The grounds are not open to the public, ana admission is given only to mem bere with their friends. The steward of theclubis Mr. John M. Lucas, Jate of the Ocean House, Newport, &c. ‘A similar affair bas been projected in this city. Free iw Heveox Street,—The alarm of fire in the Third district, laat night, shortly after eleven o'clock, waa caused by a defect in the chimney flue separating the The minority rezort states that— ‘The vote for the sitting member ep votes, and there were two votes tor Wijham Drake. ich your commitiee bo iggy bo eates to him, making @ total of 773 votes for ‘That the contestant should also be allowed 773 votes, as fo!- 63 votes for Nicholas . 10s vores for Mick Beagrie 1 vote for —— Beez! Laestroyed vote for Nicholas Seagrist, this making a tie vote, doot and shoe store of George Miller from the premises ot Cat ee certralized ailegs, voied or Willa B. Drake, ced | M- Frragenstein & Co., upholsterers, No. $45 Hudson thal their votes are included in the number: of voles returned | street, corner of Charitom. The wood work was found for bim. And burning around the flue. Thn fire was exiinguished by a few pails of water. Mr. Miller’s loss is estimated st about $50; insured in the St. Nicholas Insurance Com- pany for $1,800. M. Frankenstein & Co.’s loss is esu- mated, by water, &c., at about $100; inaured for $600 in she People’s Insurahce Company. The building is owned by Elias Day. The chimney flue exhibited a very dilapi- dated pencanes, and evidently constructed in a very unsafe manner by the insertion of wood work where iron should have been placed. Danrxo Roprery.—The premises No. 600 Broadway, oc- cupied by Titus & Dayton, were entered by burglars on Sunday night, and about $200 in jewelry, negars and money, and three pairs of opera glasses were stolen. The thieves drank two bottles of champagne, and lett with their respects for Mesars. T. & D. Westcurerse Countr—Unios oF TowNs.—At a public meeting of the inhabitants of Upper Central Morrisania, Mount Hope and South Fordham, held in the sehoolhouse, Upper Morrisania, March 1, it was resolved that the vil- lages of U; and Central Morrisanis, Mount Hope and South Fi ‘be united into one, to be known by the name of Tremont. The Harlem Company are about to issue tickets under the new mame, Persons wishing to go to either of the above named villages will the Uist ot the members of this Board, and take tickets for Tremont. Drak cy * im this, ie 7 ee cee VARIAN, TO THE EDITOR CF THE HERALD. Mirority of the Special Commities. ‘As the undersigned is the only Custom House broker ‘The Alderman of the Ninth ward moved the adoption | by the name of Taylor, he desires you to make such state- of the majority report. ment, and, saying at the same time, that he is not the Alderman VariaN moved that the whole matter lie on | person ret to in the suit of Taylor vs. Trainor, re- Respectfully, table, in consequence of there not & fall at- ‘ted in your of this , bod F si vi BRAINERD TAYIAR, Office 17 Broadway. tendemce. of members at the present moment. The mo- tion of Varian was lost, by # vote of ten to Roroysa, Ccstom Hovas, March 2, 1856, nine. ‘ TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Alderman Vaniax then procesded to angue in favor of | Can you inform the publie if the police do duty on Sa- a eat fics, hove ene | SW ts Serna tly " ree 0'C) af 00D, 4 TH} - the votes of Gallahan and Carroll were illegal, they being ter andi yolt wore paging through Houston feet to fhe Ce tn favor of the majority report, | Bowery, on ing the corner of Second avenue, & man ae or ‘Drake was ontitied t re’ | Sized hold of my arm with one hand and with the other end contented oe aia may oe Nountine Te Was tak parti | Wrenched my portemonnaie from my hand. I screamet tain his seat ‘whe wae often 0} tohim, but | With fright, which seemed to afford pleasure to two men cular friend of ne tere favor wae plain, | Whostcod on the corner at the time, whom I believe wers Decause he thought rd Satisfied which of the gen- | ®*#ociates of the thief. After he had obtained his booty, he NE ae ao neat, and he was of opinion | TAD Up Second avenue to First street, up First street to ‘be sent back to the voters of the ey ee at the time, he jumped that the matter should ‘ee ge Motion. It this was | 02,804 thus escaped. followed as fast ‘as { could ran, ‘Twonty-second ward to decide the question. If tinveatt. | With my Mttle daughter. erying “Stop thief!” hoping poke agehd by the ee bd y ‘the he to meet a policeman, but none were to be found, as or oe ee mw! parties usual ier pope oe reaching the Bowery * gentle. \. 0] m®, and on learning the circwmstan nal ‘Aldermen Voorn, DRAKs and others spoke on the sub- | Pu'ha‘Wen looking for one for the last half hour, but without suceess. So I was obliged to console myself with bis su , that Mayor Wood bad called them down The adoption of the majority report was then moved. to de | Lantern three ‘days? A gt the roll being salled, Alderman Vaniax objected to | “New Yorx, March 1, 1866. POY ies, 0, W., First at Cnaim decided that Alderman Drake was entitled ; tone 3 Ong Mone Passenoxr.—As the lightning express There train on the Lake Shore road last Saturaay evening was stopping at the Ashtabuls station, it received an linpor- in, Fox, Tucker, Voorhi+, Griffiths, Briggs, “President, Hi 1 lerment of pass om Valentine, Drake—10. tent addition to its complemen’ passengers. The su . s a lenly, Steers, Jackson, Monegban, Ful. | perintendent of that ‘iviston ot the road happening to be <, Herrick, MeConkey, Varian—9. on board the train, cleared one of the coaches ot the wesengere with the exception of the lady and a few fo. male assistants, A physician was sent for, and every thing done to make both the motber and the little one comfortable. The train was detained some two or three The majority report was adopted. jy Voom moved s reconsideration, which was + by a vote of 10 to 9. «llerman Draxe, therefore, remains the sitting mem- . d ward. hours. The lady belongs at [Cleveland, but wea on her bes Hoe the Swen ern OF THR BOARS way from this ety whore her hasband is at work.—du/ <= motion of Alderman Vanay, the Board resolved to | falo Adwrtiser, March ly on ba rome interesting particulars in regard to this veseel, about which ropes has been ~ newspapers, an¢ now that she is in our port deserves some notice at our han Amelia took on board at New York a part of a Somes of arms and ammunition, and escaped the vi of the Custom House officers at that port; sailed for the coast of Ficrida, where she met the noted bark Mag: pursued by the authorities of the United States as a “filibuster,’? and some where near St, Juseph’s, took on board the entire ~~ of the M the authorities, Florids for some months, set 6 States Consul. montbs. with a guard of Haytian soldiers om boar Lieut. Werden, of the Unitea to proceed, with # sufficient Saratoga, to take command of, and sail with this vesrel to New York. Port-au-Prince on the lst day ot Desember, the vessal then in a wretehed condition. months, a part of the time without water or provisions, and twice approaching the coast of America, encounter: | ing the fearful storm of the 6th and 7tn of January m this mere wreck, suceeeced in reaching this port on’ the Ist instant, the vessel leaking badly, rotten and decayed NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MARGH 4, 1856. Court of General Scastons. TH CASE OF THE COMMISSIONER OF STRESTS AND LAMPS—IS THE DISTBIOT ATTORNEY A HINDOO? Before Recorder Smith, Maxcu 3.—The Court opened at 11 o'clock, and, com- trary to general expectation, the Recorder, and not Judge Capron, took a seat upon the bench. The elerk called over the names of the Grand Jurors summoned for the term, and there not being ® quorum, they were dismiss- ed for the day, with the direotion to appear in Court next morning. ‘The case of Michael Smith was first called, and the counsel for the aceused stated that thisjwas one of those casescommonly called the gambling cases, and he moved for & suspension of judgment, The District Attorney was of opinion that in th s, as well as other cases of thesame kind, which might be denominated mala prohibita, the ends of justice will be subserved by a suspension of judg- ment. ‘The Court being of the same opinion, judgment was accordingly Ly nes The District Ati aad that be weuld take opeemmaiiy te anne that in the case of the people sgainst Hearn and others, he had been notified by the delendants’ counsel that a motion would be made at this term in arrest of judgment, Not being. ready to argue the motion at present, he would ask fore post, it for the Besides, as the early proceeai in these cases been had pefore the City Judge, he ht that judicial etiquette demanded that they should be continued before the om bev. Mr. Sickles rep! it while he desired to is the bedige yay of the Pistrict Attorney, and would be Gaia ge to consent to a reasonabie it, cutld pot consent to let the matier” go off, for’ the ‘erm. Ho thought that the motion might be argued some feturday, when the Court was not otherwise employed, - to eee objection, he eaeaat ‘see the force ot it. le cor not suppose that sy Ju was ti culstiy anviane We leseeme aha ee teeer wat oe the motion in arrest of jadgment would be mad» to the Court, apd not to a Judge, it was immaterial what par:i- cular member of the Court occupied the benok. Besides, as the questions invelved im the case were novel, and some cf them bad already been passed upon by the City Judgee, he thought the opinion of the whole Court was desirable. Am arrangement was finally msde for the argument of the mosion on some Saturday of this term to be agreed upon hereafter. TRIAL OF COMMISSIONER EBLING. The cese of Jeseph E. Ebjing, Commissioner of Streets and Lamps, was next calied. Mr. Busceea and Mr. Brewer appeared for the prisoner. After three hours and a half spent in challenging jurors—who were asked all manner 0: questions—the principal one on the part of the prose- oution beg whether they belonged 10 the Know Nothivg party, and on the part of the defence whether they be- longed to the reform party, tne followicg pannel was nally made :— JURORS. D, W. Korner, ...14th Ward William Cothes!.. 7th Ward R.N. White,....18th do. Peter Duffy......15tn do. Henry #. Fels,... 5th do. Samui C, Byans.l3.1 co Thonias Wooa....17th do. L. Mindzesheiwer 13th 10. John D. Jeckson.18th do. J.C MeCuilom...11th do. Jere ah Loonie 18th do. Wiliam Petereon 11th do. A RICH 8CRNE--TRE DISTRICT ATTORNEY NOT A KNOW NOTHING, BUT A NIGGER WORSHIPYER, On the trial cf Mr. Samuel C. Evans, ove of the jurors, the District Attorney baving put the usual question, and ascertained that Mr. Evans was a Kuow Nothing, com mitted the fare pas of extenoing hix inquiries a iittle too | tar. He ssred the following question:—Is there any thirg in the recret organization to whish you belong which imposes apy obligation upon its members to favor or protect # feliow member!’ dir. Busioed objected to the questicn, but tha Court decided it admissabie. Dis- trict Attorney—‘Weil, Mr. Evans, how ts that?” blr. Evans—‘] think not—I pelieve Ihave had the honor of meeting the gentleman (ncdding his heac to the District Attorney) in the Order. He can tell.” District Attor- ney—"'Me—co sir—no, sir, I think not; if there is any Hindco hater in the world itis myself, and have been for the fast two years. No, sir, I am a full blooded republi- can.’’ Mr. Evans did not venture to dispute thi: an- rouncement, but he looked exceedingly iacredulous, like ore who, being “convince against his will, is of the tame opizion still.” As will ve seen, he was finally ac- cep‘ed as a jurcr, and be will therefore have an opportu. pity, during the progress of the tria!, to study the linea- ments of Mr. Hail's ccuntenanee, and érolde, i be can, whether he is the seme Mr. Hell whom he used to mee in the Eighteenth ward Council, or whether, in the lan. gvage of the in mortal Toodies, it was “not this man, but avotber man.” The panel of jurors having been completed, tne Court gave the usual caution to tLe jury about outside conver- sation, and at halt-past three o'clock adjourned. News hem St. Thomas, THE AMEKICAN BARK AMELIA. i [From the ‘Times, Fed 40.] ‘After a little diligent inquiry and personal observation we are enabled to pisce before our readers suid in the American More thane year ago the noila, then ; and again evaded ter hengirg about the coast of sall for parts un- wo, and about six months ago put into Port- Prence, Hayti, where she was seized by the United After remainirg there for three or four tates Navy, was orde: crew of the sloop-of-war Lieut. Werden acccrdingly set sai! fom After at sea for two in every part—in truth, more unseaworthy than any versel we remember to have eeen floating in our batoor. Lieut. Werden, on his urrival turned over this vessel to the American Consul, Major Helm, who is discharging her cargo, consisting of several thousand mosketa, five or ix hundred rifles, pistols swords, cannon, and al! the €qvipments neserrary to arm some five thousand men, including clothing, snd a sufficient quantity of ammuni- tion to seve ior many months in the feld. More than a thousand bexes ball-cartridges were landed, and uncer the regulations of tbis port, stored in the magazine of the fort; but it being discovered that the boxes were nailed with on insteaa of eopper nails, the View Governor cr- dered them to be stored at euch a distance from the city as not to endanger its safety, and Major Helm, with his charactoriatic promptness, chartered s vessel and placed on board some 160 tons of ammunition, which sailed this morning for New York. So our peopl of Charlotte Ame- lia town may be quiet on the subject of explosions. A peep into the hold of this vessel exhibiis a com- fusion painful and curious—paioful, because of the destruction of property—curiour, because you ree cannon, pork im barzels and pork out of barrels, mus- kets, rifles, sabres, beef, brire, clothing, tents, wagons, shells, boxes and kegs of powder, and indeed every article of clothing, provision, and instrument of death thrown together, without regard to stowage or order; barre's and boxes crushed to pieces, some wet, poe Oy some deweged, and some in good order. The ‘cargo, however, is now nearly discharged, some twenty hands and three or four lighters having been enguged at it for some fitteen days. Tne American Consul has deen on board early and late urging on the work, and using every effort to rave as much of the cargo as possible. It is estimated that there murt be some 500 tons in ali, and that the cargo could not have cont less than $160,000. ‘All who have visi‘ed the veesel say the officer in com- mand dererves great credit for getting this vessel into port at all. Somebody will certainly lose by this experi- ment, but those who dance must By toe fiddler. ‘The Amelia can only be made firewood of after che is discharged. Theatres and Exhibitions, BroaDWaY THRATRE.—This is announced a4 the last week of the popular equestrian drama ot ‘Herne, the Hunter.’ Those desi:ing seats must secure them during the day or go early at ni Nirto’s Garpen.—The entertainments this evening open with the comic pantomime of the ‘-Four Lovers,” fol- lowed by the et of “Les Abeilles, ’ in whicn§M’lle Robert appears, and closing with th { Burton’s THEatRk —The ‘‘Belle’s Stratagem’’—Mrs. Howard anc Mr. Perry in the chief parte—will be given to-might. A new force, styled @ ‘Cozy Couple” tollows, axdthe whole closes with Mr. Burton {in ‘‘Tcodler.’’ Laced Kexne’s Varsers.—The new drama entitled “Two Loves end a Life” will be repeated this evening— characters by Mivs Keene and the leading members of her talented company. “Novelty” is the afterpiece. Waiiack’s THEATRE —Planche’s new drama, ‘The Knights of the Round Table,” and the laughable farce, “To Oblige Benson,” will be played to-night. The casts embrace the names of several favorite actors. BroapwaY Vaxirtirs.—Those highly popular little comedians, the Wood and Marsh cahiaren! i to-night form the drama called ‘“Biaek Fyed Susan’? and the of the ‘Wandering Minstrel.” Woon’s Mivster18.—A number of fine &e., and the farce of the “Happy Man, pleasure to the audience to-night. BUCKLEY'S SERENADERS will repeat their last comicality, “The Court of Ice-Burg,”’ and ender several of their best songs this evening. Broapway ATHENAUM.—Those interested in the every day life of thore human curiosities, the Chinese and Ja- panese, should witness the panoramic paintings on ex- hibition at 664 Broadway. BROOKLYN MUSEUM.—“Love’s Sacrifice” and the “Om- nibua” will be plared this evening for the ele nual benefit ot the Therpian Dramatic Association, Va- rious talented amateurs will appear. Personal Intelligence, Senor Don Francisco Aranda, Secretary of State for the Department of the Interior, of Justice, and of Foreign Af iaire of the republic ot Venezuela, presented his creden- tials on Friday Jast to the President, and was received as Envoy Fxiraordinery and Minister Plenipotentiary of that republic. songs, dances, PEt atord ARRIVALS. Atthe Smithsonian House Joel Tiffany, Ohio; Rev. BC. Marshall, Long Island; J ©. Fox and family, Ubio; C. H. Mor- ion ard lady, Charleston, HL; J. A. Hauer, Wailerford, Vi; Prot. FE, A. Andrews, Connecticut; Robert Jones and family, ia; Hon. G. Wakeman, Obio; Georve Biatchford, Call: From Now Orleans via Havana, steatoebip Biack Warrior— 6. kh Van Epsie Chas. Litebenberg. Antenio Anesty, W. 2. antbeng, &. Dedonin, Lieut. K. Werden, U. 8, Nv: Mra, W. ‘A. Sireat, Win, Wooirey, @. G Smith nod lady; &. Morala and Misa Auna Le K Strest, W Kenoed ©. J. Leveritt, wife apd child; Den forn’ ody, W. Dickenson, Capt, Crocker, J. M. Cabs'eiro, KW. Busi, KE. &, F séale, Mrs. J. M. Floyd, Capt. C. Hamilton and wite: G. Kirk, ¥, G. Gilbert, Thos Lig g's Ospt Forte, R. Kyer son ond wes, J. Lachance,G F. Holmes, F. &. Gans, Mrs. Same, rebwacorning, Geo, Breven, bas Winvor, Ligut Ge 2, A.: Joo. Jouot'b. Goo, woot, Jaa. can, A. Larome, Geo, F. Forey, F, Mudjor, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. FOR CALIFOBNI. ».New York.....Mar, ALMANAO FOR NEW YORE~THIS DAT. 6 20| moon nusas. Port of New York, March 3, 1856. OLRARED- Sicamabip Empire City, Windle, Havana and New Orleans-— ober Ship § Folmes, Grifith, Now Orleans—Wm Nelson & Son. Bark KG W Dodge, Jarels, Cleniuegos—0 & BJ Petors. Bark urtington, Kandall, Ban Juan, Cuba—C © Duncan & 0. Kark Casco, Waugh, Trinidad—G 8 Stevemson, y Sr ,Vidar (Norwaian), Thue, Stein, Prussia—Punch & eke. Brig Umpire, Bregdon, Mayaguez—Thompson & Hunter. Brig Monica, Perm, Clenfuoees--Balloy & Co. Brig Goldeh' Lead, Jobnaton, Apa: ie & Hazard, Brig Reveille dhewpson. Wilmington—Balley Sehr Sampede, Washington, Lavacea- J H Krower ebr Madegarcar, Reed, Neuvitas—C & E J Peters. bonr Fijieg Pagle, Conk, Savant le—MoLean @ Lintz. sehr GM Kebertaon, Morrow, uda—Pennision & Jones, Sehr L Scranton, Lowden, 5a: jon & Tallman, cbr Col tatterly, Stetson, Charleston—McCready, Mott & Co, ¢ Sear F Mekerson, Gocditg, Georgetown—Dolner, Foiter & ©. Schr J M Bay!is, Jayne, Norfolk—-Sturgse, Olearman & Co" Fehr Rescue Bacon, Baltimore~Maliler, Lord & Quereau. ‘Varaman. Philadel fas Hand. Scbr ki W Perzy, Samson, Philadeiphia—J W McKee. Scbr Julien. Snow, Bosion—K L Batoh, sehr Kay State Sherwood, Boeton—Dayton & Sprague. Skop Jee Lanpber, Barker, New Paven—J H Haven, Sicop Humming Bird, Coe, New Haven—Master. ARRIVED, hip Black Warrior, Smith, New Orleans, Feb 24, via 27h, with rodae and ngers to Livingston, Croch- ‘Co experienced & heavy gule from 5B to NW; on the 3d, 2:80 PM, lat 37 20, lon 79 40, passed US steamer Merrimac, tecring SW Steanvbip Jax estown. Perrieh, Nortolk, &c, with mdse and Pemengers to Ludiam & Pleaseite ship Bultar a, Barrett, New Orleans, 12 days, with mdse, to Wim Kelson & Son, hooners, ashore or the id’snat, saw four sel bench between Great Fgg Hazbor nnd Barzegat; the ses was moking @ complete breach over them. bark Princeton. Ses.y, Demarara 23 dayn, with old metal, So, to tmtth Turtle, v4), Rpalding, Apalachicola, naval stores, to RW trundy. 1st 28 spoke shin Thos Berdett, trom —— for Pil ; 2d iuat. lat 3% 14, lon 74 45, spoke rigM & Kuton trom Carcenat for Philscelphia. Brig Oliveira (Pord), Mecdosea, Lisbon, §0 dave, via Madeira, 72 ders, wilh talt, wine. dc, tod A Machado Feb 17, lat 38, ion 69. expersenced a heavy’ gale trom NW; stove bulwarke, lost bead, Ac. Brig almcre (ot Wal¢obero), Parsons Laguna, 90 days, with logwcod. and hides to Lobach & Schepeler; vessel, to Walsh, Carver & Chase. No date, Int 33, lon 6230, spoke schr Siax, trom Fronte;a de Tobasco Brig James Wakefie.d (of Beth). Alten, Sagua la Grande, Feb 11, with suger ord molasses, to Grinzell, Minturn & Co} ves- se: to Master, Brig Marsal! Dutch (0! Beston), Coleord, Caréenas, Feb 19, with molasses, (o master. 21st ul’, let 28, lon79, in & squall fom SW, carried xway fore yard, foretopgallantmast, split sails, wosked away quarter boata, and knocked the vessel down on her beam ends. ‘Ihe M’ D has experiencec very Wentber tbe entre passege. trig G W Lewrence (ot Warren), Wall, Cardenas, Feb 20, with tugar, to J W Eiwel: & Co. 29%, Int 29, lon 73, was in company with brig Francis B Peck, bound N- Big Kilzancth Watts (of Thomaston), Carey, Ponce, PR, 20 dave, with eugar and oranges to Bturges & Co} veosel tol W “iwe) Brg Princess Foval (sr, of Bermuas), Pearman, St George, Hermida, 25 devs, with od mecai, hides, &c, to W AF Da: verpert. ‘The PR bas experiencea Very beavy’ weather, lcat Jibtor m, split main stayeall, Ac; have been three times onthe cor et end blown off. Bris Jemes Davis (ot Prospect), Staples, Matanzas, Feb 14, with sugar, Ac, to mneter, Kxperienced heavy weather, loat foretcpmast, ‘oretopga,lant mast, &c. Brig Mconlight (of Bes'on), Small, Matanzas, Feb 17, with suger to Brett, Fon & Co. Brig Ooran Traveler (of Sedgwick), Sargent, Trinidad, 14 ¢sya. with mol 8, 10 Moses Vaylor & Co; vessel to r sen & Gunter. S14 in compant with brigs Col W Coseins, Coggins; TM Maybew, Whitmore, and schr Lookout, Butler, all for Dew York. Brig Linco.n (ot Castixe), Cornwaliie, Galveston, 21 days, with sugar cotton std roolasses, to 4 Sheldon, Lawson & Co, Brig R AS Lemscn, Denivls, Darien, 10 days, with lumber, toJ F Hokenbaugk. (Tie x00) ‘Teiman, Gavacnah, 7 days, with cotton, de, to Gtencee tof Brookline, Me), Tibbetts, Sagua 'a Grande, r Orances (of ne, Me), 8, le to Grinnell, Minturn foilin with a large 21 4nys, with suger, molasses and honey. re. Feb 25. +0 miles SSK of at, can buoy, boticm painted red and top black, with letters PF on ‘op ir (wodifferent places. Feb %, at 2’ AM. while lying an to, wes run into by a large topsail schr (the Tiger, since ri ed). which stove in the bows and w@ist tore ard aft, broke iore chain plates, aud done considerable e to the fore tud main running rirging; also eauring the veesel to leak about 1266 strokes per hour, and while endeavoring to ciear the veeeels, Mr Currier H 1ibbets, mate, and Samuel Littlefield, feamen, of Penobrcot, Me, were missed: the mate is auppored to ve drowned, na be was beard to exciaim that he was over. board. The rermaa is suppcsed to have got-on board of the ‘liger, Had mgood light un the starnoara fore rigs time. The Tiger bad po light; saw them bring @ light from the cobin after the collision; it’ was very dark and rough at the 1 ime, Scbr Coast Pilct (of Brookhaven), Wake Cienfuegos, Feb 16, Tosh, spoke tia GW Copains. from drinidad for New Kerk 7930. e brie ogrins. ‘rink tor New te, Schr ame'ln (ot New! aryEer, nail Miseaguse, Rt'20 days, with suger, mo'asses, 4c, to 8 W Lewis. r Ranctero, Sheerer. Stills River, 8 days. Sebr Albert Nason, su. th, Charleston, 8 days, with cotton. &e, to Do'ner, Potter & Co, Schr Henry Jaynes, Oliver. Boston. Sebr smericer Belle, Brown, Boston. Sehr Hemer, Parker, Boston. pg ay 1 Minerva, Parker, Beaton. Propeller Wemeutla, Nye, New Bedford. Was overtaken by the NE storm of Katurday night in the Reece between Point Judith and Montauk, Rap as longas they could 60.08 to Gull Is!axd ght, but net being ab.e to bear tte bell, conid not tell te heartug of moniauk lat, tnd were, consequenily com: eled to ‘ay to throug! 0 being leep, elahorec rather heavily, but rode it out without receiving ma teria! demage. Propeller Charlea Osgood. Smith, Providence. 0 BELOW. Berk West Wind, Sauneers, from St Marks Feb 14, with cot- ton, &c, to Brodie & Pettes, ‘Also, one ship and one bark, unknown. SAILED. Ship Sierra Nevada, San Francisco; brige Princeton, Fal- mouth; Fredt Eugene, Foint « Petre. leo, sleamehip Empire City, Havana: shipe Old Colony, Callao; Silas Holmes. New Orleans; Obanaing, Shanghas; Fileo ‘Austin, Liverpool; West Fomn', do; R B Forbes, Kast Inder. Wrecking schr Henry W Johnson went down on Sunday evening (2d inst), to the brig Linden, ashore at Squan, NJ. Wine during the day WSW and ireeh. Herald Marine CG BERMUDA, Feb 7--‘Tbe schr D8 Mershon. Capt Greham, out 18 days trom Charleston, SC, bound to Philadelphia, pul into this port on Burdey inst, with loss of sails and head ofruddéer sprung When cu the coast of America. she encoun- tered a heavy gale, sccompsnied by hail ane mow, which com- menced on the 2*th ult from NNW, ard lasted three day., dur. ing ali which time a heavy sen was running. While fying to split forges! avd muinseil, and was compelled to bear away for bermuca for repairs. Agents, Messrs Watson & James, Schr Adeora, White, trom Dew Oriosna, arrived on the 2d. Brig Mary W Dickerson, i Tepaired, salle today for Bueros Ayres ‘Other vessels before reported here in distreca are all repair: ng p ‘At 4 o'clock this morning (71h), # fire ‘bark Messenger Bird, of Boston, lying at he wharf repairing. It is inthe lower bold, st. Two engines and a Jarge number of the Bs \t werk upon her. ne es eae said to be the Mariel, from New Yor! Mail steamer Curlew. Hunter, left on the 2d tor Halifax. Teuneport ship Castle Cen, Young, sailed yesterday for Cork, With 16 «euvista, whoee term of service has expired. B Msbip Pembreke. Capt Seymour, and H M ship Corn- ‘Wa.lis, are still iying at these islands. NEWCASTLE, Del, Feb 29—To the Editor of the New Hersid:—An article cated from Neweastle, and ed of the Fleet.”” appearec in your paper of the 2th inst, calcu: lated to leave the impression on the pubiic mind that the author was a gevileman of veracity, and bis assertions based upon that truth which should characterise every correspondent, par- ticularly ove who becomes 8 calumni and is to be res fonsible for any nes rtion he may cause to appear in tho public journals Tbe article referred to, after comm: upon an anewer of the Hon fecretary of the Treasury to the boston merchants respecting re ief vesse's, goee on to state hat the cutter Forward bas been lying at Newcastle over fifty cays, when there were frequent © tunities offered for her pro- ceeding to the Capes. ‘This reflection was intended to be cast upen ‘he officers, regardiere of the truth, and can be #0 proven by every ebipmaeter who bar entered this ince ‘he 4th. of January of the prerent sear. Your correspondent, ewer to « card of thanks presented by the shipmasters to the officers of the cutter, and publirhed in the Philadelphia Ledger, cempleter bis maliciousvess, and at the same time, by his ig norance, makes himecit Coat Tidiowlous to those possessing more knowledge of the exigency of the case which rec mediate avristance to save veese’s from injury. The ides which presents itee'f to your gentleman} that a veese! arrivivg here can obt from shore, He is certainly a genteman of great and foresight, and give him due credit for his naulioal expert ence, As for btn Ah for all eficlency, and fore subscribe myrel wnt Rervant THOMAS BANDS, Capt U 8 revenue cuttes Forward. PHILADELPHIA, March 3—Arr barks Powhatan, Ingham. Palermo; Ek, Taylor, mn; Gen Warren, Clifford, da, Jd ‘McKee, Baltimore; brig David 5 Brown, Sumaer, N all, Cain, Clenfuegon, Haskell, Havre, RH Douglass, Shef- nL ‘Aavana. F lence. York “One ¥ © peeeidesces Flih Taals Baker, Sore, Miscellaneous and Disasters. ar Bee Correspondence above. a Bee arrivals at this port. ‘The steamship Edinburgh, Capt Curamingn, which sailed from New York on the 24 ult tor Glasgow, errixed in the Clyde at 10 o’clook PM on the 14th, thus socomplishing her passage in 12 énye 5 hours mean time, though :e, wasdotamed 12bours by the ice during her1un over. This augurs well for the Glas gow line, In cur account yesterday of the propeller Victoria, of the New York, Newfounulaud and Londca Telegraph Co, tho. nome of her cctpmander should hive been G Sluytexy not 6 PBhvyter, as published. ‘Tre reguiar lingof propellers between New York and, Port, jand resume their trips this week, leaving each port on Satur daya. ‘The Westernport leaves to day for Portland. fir MARY BRADFORD —Gailigmani’s Messenger of tho l4th wit eaver—""A Spaniard tamed Antonio Duran belonging 10 the crew of the Americ’sn verse) Mary Bradford, lying in the harbor ot Bordeaux, W as two days arreated and sont to prison on a charge ot attemp dng to net fire to that vessel.” Sine Lavinia ADA #3, Adams, which got ashore on Loo Key tn December Inst, ‘aud'was afterwards taken into Key West, aniiec from that piart Feo 18 for New Or eave 'o repair, but when three dave ont she sank and beeame a tota! joa, Orew saved. ‘The ship, wben abe left Key West, leaked at the rate of sixty inches per day; said to be fully insured, Hans Mes? gucen Brno, at Bermuda, was on fire on the 7th ut—eee Cora i dence above. Banx I ean Racen—It waastated nome dara sinoo that the park Leth Racer bac been got off end had wrrived wt. Norfolk Soib ult. he Norto k Herald of the 2 uit says:—The bark incetown, designating Nos om Marr: atis flage, may be reported to their owners and to the Merchants’ Isxe change News Room. reliet by signalizing their wants, ney, of ship Lewis, of New Bodtord, had left his tad reditied end would sail for tre Cohowk on the 2ist, under command of Capt William Allen, late of bark Harmony, of Gray to Idg, Messenger, K Fales; twin Forrest, Crocker, N Lawrence, Patten; 5 ins; Commonwealth, Grozicr; and Alma, Freeraan, for’ Lon’ Peterson; Mary Robinson, % North atlantic, Moore, azd Astrea, Davis, to load for do; Har. vard. Hot artored ing Glory. Brown, pe Edith Kore, Crowell, for China, do; Caroline Reed, Ely, Mauritius, do; Juan'Ferni Keder, Feeseuden Bes, 31, ships Clara, beso mes; bih, Rowena, Koncon; bark W A Platinius Benn Young Mechanic, amesbury, Jen. Geo Marsball, payin trom Bos‘en, just arr: brig Laursetts, Bailey, Gere. Bld prov to dh. ber CARDEN, Feb 20— Henry, remaiis in the py? position, Raver, With bat tle Sope of Setag ‘eotten off. Barx Trpat Wave, et Boston trom WV a Jaa, dat , from WNW to pped #800, ‘@ancheons and jeer, Sour Lovett Pxacocx, hence at Sayaanah, Bazan tee foun HP Srowmy, hence at Charleston, on the 18th ult, Cape Hatteras ina yale from NW, wasied: everboai * See ries sss codeedacer ew nei Son Lon: (of Dennis. pyre ) Crowell, which jay last, for e. rem Stl P.M. Tbe crow had’ barely time to sare their clothing ‘The car 0 is supposed be largely insured in Providence, Captain Croweil went up to Providence on Surdayafierncon, to procure assistance; ard lighters were to be sent down to hee on Monday:morning, when her cargo would be taken oct and the veasel got off, Scne Harvest, Townaend, frou Wik »,NO, with lum- ber aud pavel stores, parted chains Nundsy, 2 AM, tn Light House Channel ana 4 ashore on 's Ieland—re- mains tight, Steamer J Taylor would xo to her assistance. Scur Lourstana, Daley, of and from Newburyport, for Phi hia, with mackerel and apples, in trying to clear Avery's ‘off Rookport rep ashore on Siraitmouth Island before . Ia, rigging and part of cargo. ‘vessel went to pieces eo quick nob was saved from her. She was insured at the Newburyport Mutual office for $2,000; and $600 cargo. ‘ed by telegraph from Pro were insured on the Scun Koeautu—A report. recetvi - vincetown, that sohr Kossuth, from New York for Portsmouth into an ‘an wnknown sohr, was inccrreot ip soma particu! communi: cales tbe tollowing facte:—Un ‘26th inet, before daylight, Cape ann WNw about 20 miles, the Korn , der double reeled sails, came in contact renr |) ing on her beam ends, ber maats lying horizontally on the water, sails reefed and bolsted up. The sen was ing over ber, and there was no boat or wreck stult about. Bhe bad apparently been but a short time in No Pemton was teen on board. nor could: any ‘our wpcn ber, owing 'o the extreme erld: ried away bobstay, bolt to jtb stay, and martingale: ‘The Ship Ltet states that the steamer Union, late of tho Charleston line, has been rold to « toreign house. but the terms have not transpired; the steamer Northern Light changed hands come time atnce, on private terms. Rark Hutaw at Bostse, 200 tons, hae bobn sold for'$3.500; bark Barah L Rryant, 356 fens, for about 910 000, andthe bark Fieet kagie, 381 tons, on private terms. Launcnzp—A fine ship of about 1,000 tons, dé Glidden & William’sline of California’ packets, was inunehed on 0th uit from the shipyard of Messrs Rise & Mitchell, Chel- fon. | She bas been coppered on the stocks, and is needed tn line. On Thureday next will be Iaunched frory the shipyerd of Mesers Pratt & Osgood, at East Boston, a supeiior freigtiting chip of 1109 tons, Notices to Mariners. ‘The Bosion Harbor he’nneots with the Cape Cod: Valdwin. for Marine Telegrach, built by Mesars Brewer & Verrels #pproaching the stations at Hi Chatham ‘Byasnis urd Hull will please ‘show im order thet ‘their arrival ‘Verrels in distress in alght of the etation can have immediate JOHN T SMITH, Merobsnla’ kxchange News Rocen,Boston. March 2, 1566. Whalemen. A letter from Honoluln, dated Jon 17,, states that Capt Bon- ip.’ The L Dew Londen Sid from Rio JanetroJan 2, bark R L Barstow, Luce, of Mattapoisett, on acruise. Spoken, dic. Ship Humboldt, Newel, from Boston (Dec 18) for Honoluln, on 28. Jan 1 Ia 10 N, 1 ‘Ship Liverpool, hence ‘or Liverpoo!, Jan 26, let 47, lon $9 23. gf iP Timor, Sanders, from Boston tor NOrleans, Fed 15, .at 38, Jon ene Worden, Mosher, from Boston for NOrleans, Feb 16, 29, lon 75. chr Madagascar, from Gonaives for New York, Jan 23, off St Lomingo. Foreign Ports. Aux Cares, Feb 5—In port brig Cardiff, Conley. for Poston wyschra Lucy mes, Aiea, for NYork 2; Harr, Biokard- cH tor Boston 10 days. BUENOS AYRES, Dec 15—Arr Brewster, Weeks, Cape Verd Irlencs; Clements. Hunteman, Calais, Me; 17th, Ann Hood, Weds. London; 29ib, Hannah Thornton, Bwasey, Hamburg. Caicurta, Jan 8— in port, ships Chiaca, Merrill, (rom Bos i btephen Glover, baldrey;, Waban, : Unt ard ClarrisaCurrier, Butler, for do'ldg; Medford, load for do; Sea kagle, Will for do, Niobe. Evans, tor do ton ar Laibrop, Live Yankee, u dike ; Bigs ‘Thompson. ichkins, for Bordeax: chi tor £5 Hobbe, for Havre, do; India, Yo for Bombay, do; Terolin'a, anderson, ton; ' Morn: Lagpiee lorn. do; orgation, Green; foe London, Ws Dark Bombay; Saagent," un becabey come nmaner ec. Old Bid own Jar 1, ships Boston; Brutus, Moscom. Hace, s.ondon. t Burrows, for Altyab; Albatross, Knowles, 0, ‘Went to sea Saugor, Dee 18, #i ‘ thd Renner Gata is. Winndea Wht’ tendon ern 3 2 H Zid, “Adelaide Bell, Flags, do; 240q Party ead Jabez Saow, Suow, do; ‘ork. in port cark Gov Hubbard, Prince ConstantiNorie, Feb 4— Bictl; ly; ead F ja orb fae Ne v Petereon, weg tet; Frances Jano. Coffin, do; rig Surf, McIntyre, do; F) ‘Kagle. Conant, do; Solomon tine! Kale Audsreon, do, 1, do. CIENFUEGOS, Feb 19—SId brig © 8 Livermore, Maxwel) N York aa AUrAX. Fob 25—Put back, sor Lima, O'Brien, for Phile- is, with lows of ‘d, sebre Linc en. 1g. enc Wave, JEREMIE. Feb jibboom, £0, and two men overboard. Housdale, New York: 20s, Telogrops, Wilson, do. Nccre. Baltimore, and aid 224 tor Cape Palma Mrsiina, Feb ton tew dass. ‘MayaGvEz, PR, about Feb 12—In port brigs Neuvitas, for N Haven, BL Swan, Renwick; for do; Andrew Ring, Foster, tor Fhiidelptia 10 days; and others not recollected. Pout Praya (Cape Verd: Islands), Jan 10—In schr *, from #oston. for Goree, Africa, same day. Yuxnawnuco Jan I7—Arr Ho'ea, Claypool, St Johns, 1. Force, PR, about Feb 10—In port brig Molunkus, A for NYcric 10 d9y1 Hl, from Wilmington deg: sckr Georsia. Daulby, tong, Baoan ist chr N Sisteon, ug. Sid ven'Ist, sc Sen Foam, Price (from N Yor) Eastern Star, Baker & market. 4h brig St Andrew, Kean, Charleston: Fr Thomas. Feb li—In port ship’ Gentoo, Valparaiso ice Hompton Roads, put in tn distreas, 2D. Baxter. from Smyrna for New York, do; from Bt Don ingo, in distros a had rth a3 af loupe, RO CS s Eganiine, Greenlaw, from baccen: win fgt: Hardsceabbi ash ry hom anton for ie ces, Wi rdsczabble Gregory, ny York: Deze Veagle. from Martinique, in di loss of spars, Ac; Wm Abbot Pasker, from NYork, digg. all the above vessels in distress auftered’ from the gale of-the Sth to u of Jan’ ary. Sid Feb iith, bat Courant, Grey, NOrleans: brig Hobart, 2 rom Santa Cruz), Jacmel; schr Sophy Collins, Allen, Plymouth, NC, Sacva Ls GRANDE, Feb 21—In port ship Adelaiio, Jares, dieg; barks Jobn W Andrews, , 107 Boston dase; Wyendotte, Bragant, tor do about 10, daye: bries Me. 1901 deren, for ¥ York 8; A Blanchard, Blan: do 10; Timothy Htarke, Mitchell, disg: Gen Boy trek, Teabel Hourmann, 4, Grosby, Harding, do; B ‘W Nash, Neh no; ‘Terp, str Br JsGo, Feb 15— Arr bri B W Seyburn. Hubbard, NYork (rot as before). Cid 15th, bayk Star Then, phy me Tanatco, Feb 5—8id brigs Crawford, Bas. Ha vue; Tiger, Carlson, Attakapes. (Per Srzuasu Ammrica, 41 Boston], made, Goomsn, doe Bld izh, ‘Traine ite hea, seeing Aa tah, Ur H uw, Wioks. do; Bea Lark, Adame, York; Lo” war, Norton NOrieans, in the Scheidt. Keb 13th, Atlas, M’Kaz,, N¥ork; Alma, AKYAR, Dec M—Arr @iius (Brem), G2rdae, NYork; 17th, Waiter Lord. Smih, Batze; 1b, Volan:. Braw, do; Awoke, Tarlton, NYork; 20th, Jas Cheston, Hrvan. Calcutta. Bruyast, Feb 12—arr Samuel Moxley, Jr, Parkor, NOrieans vin Queenstown. Brusron. Feb id—Arr as the Pill, Chevalier, froma Cardiff for Savannah, and reneained 14th. Houveavx, Fob 13—Sid Dannevircke, NYork. Adv, Mary Bradford, tor New Orleats;.Azaaa, and Dacze Virke, for NYork. Bomnay, Jon li—Arr Geo A Phelps, Sbermnam, Marseilles (Givraliar Sept 11), Capiz, Feb sid Bextha, NYork, Canpiry, Feb 9 (nos 7th)—Arr Raadolpb, Parritt, Cork; Ttares, Connor, Antwarp. Sid frem co 2ith, ®t Patrick, Kenney, Mobiie; 12th, Kensing- tn, Threne, Singayere; Addison G! Fane, and Tear, Hill, NOrieapa. Const NOPLE, Drev to Feb 4—Asr Gov Hubbard, Prince, Boston; Bremer, N¥ork. Deat, Peb Arr Charlotte, Lindstrom, Amsterdarsfor N ‘lewpa; Torreut, Cope, London fcr. wi 4 a Antwerp for Cerdi@ (wnd all ald abt Wth); i6th, Devonshire, Lord, New York (aadsld for Loudaa); Rebeoes, ‘Lon: don tor Havana (ard ¥ 10th. "Nelson. 4 ‘Thurston Crem Lendon), Cubs, (and was off tbe Wit Muh). Put back 13th, ‘Lizzie Drew, Perey, from London tor Havana, #Off, Elizabeth Means, Rasm: 40 heavy Phosvon, Pos:,from Ha- days from Charleston for Havoaa ( lontgelisy and wastained other 3 DeavMan, Fob 12—Of the, HA Ste vie tor Mobile. Faryourn, Feb 11--Arr Albers, Dore, Richmond, Va, with Joss of bulwa and mainmast main yard aprung. Put, in Jath, k A 1, from Du wirk for Orascom, 1)—-Sid Kuzgpeen, Turner, NOr‘aams, the ©! a ya Cieilien Yor NOrieanos Corrs. Sian ant Jurke Aan tnd Masdarin, for ‘San Francinco: B tor ima. Garwa, Feb 12—Jn port John Fyfe, Lawton, for Glascow. Ganon Fob 1—8id J Caskio, Daring NYorke Grewattan, Feb 2—Aze Lepanio, Bewall, Isiaste for Suma- tra; 8d, Maris Hardy, Sytohburn, Malta for Savannab; Laura, Weston, Raiermo for ew ors: Cid Shh, Ranarene, Smith, a Hetvorn, Feb 12—Azr Graf Yon Brandenbarg, NYork. Hvar, Feb 10—Art Gosport Strickland, New Orleans; Ad- ‘Thowpson, N fork; Try, do; A Gallus, Balter, Mobile; Howes Bests 1d, Cocaal, Mortimer, Sa NOrlesna, ‘Guvttzerinnd, B2 and F A Palmer, ‘M Sloman, and ¥ W Bailey, for N Orleans. Livenroon, Jaa &~Arz Falcon, Rysn, Gallipoli; th, Rappa- havrock, Cushing, NOvisaas; 10th, Syivia, Swi r, Charice ree ican, ‘Alexandria: Tite, nas, ; 28th, Balen, (6) q NX anus B) |, Blanctard: Ocoan Kelle. a Borland,’ NOrieans; b Bani Se ; Huron, Heer Neatany iby Filem Ellwood, NOrieans: ane 4 Koiunda, erny, boraree, ‘ th, , New Orloaps: Avkwright. Da- Boston, 13th, St Lawrence, 3 Monte- bans Kieb: . Rome, Otis, P od 12%, ou vis, Moyile; Sante Ont Ouam, New Orieai uma, sulla, Castin 6. Hn loans; a, Now Ariel olan, ly StPierre, Tea wa; Farad, and bier, Chas ¢ston: Bont Grows ad Tonewand! Ju , Philadelphi ritanni®, button, Priiand, wht beaks Mth, Donwd M’Kay, Warren, which sld 13th for Brewer, Dunroombe, WOrleans; Nepiune, Baichelder do, Reotia, Merril), Bakimore; Aurora, Bunting: Robert Kelly, Barstow, and Lucy Thompson. Pendloton, N : Orleans; Rootland, Haw. y istrate, Wheeler, EOE Mootle; Hoger stewary, Broviold, do; Peter Bout, Dick: obile. Ent for Wg Sth, Se: Gamuels. ua, 3 Ballimore; ‘The- was cad eS attooia, Re ee 8 NYork; U1 adv’ 16th ult, Arabia (9) for Boston 1st MAW; Alfred Storer. (and ak Yas for Nor yuna, Jan $0 Rome Poo Harding, Trieste; Feb Ot, Mansestuns. Feb 10 arr Rochambeau, Gilehzttt, Constamtt- opie; 1th, , Lavender, do. 1d Bt of the sea, Gattiner, Ravi ne: MCR! Wa adt Fein Bo Grande: 20s, Gocan Guide, Grant, Htstwe; 10a, © © Bradman, do} Tith, Rater, Brows, Havre; 12h, Jane jerenn. aivon Winn ene pita 5 acer erent ARieay, Se WAT IFYe mn. lame " 5 Mapras, Jan 6 efare resorted ‘Dec 16)—Sid Gem of the: Oe a Ore Fon Ie hid Mores Wheeler, Bimpaon, Cal: Wie. EwroR?, Fel Cals Soames WN, Febyll—Arr Monterey, domers, Baltimo re (see extracts rw. 8 (; Feb. 14—Arr Ericsson (0); Lowber, NY¥« wt z St Vince (Onpe ord niande) Dee Ocha WP Wate gion, Heaton (and ald Jan . ‘Sr Unes, Fev 6—arr Compromise, Chilé, Constantinapte. Swantes, Feb Ilia Evedne, Higains, Mala Viiancis, Po) 68d Meroy Hen, Maizxmn, Sagua. iamrTos, Fob 14—The Areerican eork ne morainge B Lowber; arrived hero from New York hampioe aa 9 dereilet prize the Dutel: Marks master, wn whic he folk in on the froin, in iat 40 68 Capt A perse left that port cn tiie 29th ult. The Ericeson’ bi mut Duit Nolen 8 67 W, signal of Aistress fyin.. "Jn commu- Dealing with tho Saris aang the captain aakee © be taken olf as his vessel had been dimmosted several da} severe which had spparentiy aecum liad washed over the decks. possibility of saving the ship. ately put out, and tho ses0nd mate and for Briceson put'on board. By three means, Giffleulty, arising trom’ the bed weath Ureaking of the hawsors, the Maria Anna has beom towed “stance of 340 miles, into the: Gouthampton been saved from apparent inevitable loss, The Matis Anos was bound from London to Smyrna, with a spirits, wine, anchors, cables and other merchandis9;~ Lowpon, Feb 15—Tho ‘Wai from Oalcutts, war spoken Dov 6, in lat 64, lon 87 B, by the the rtver, and reported isving had's bt anes ene: maa Islance, been thrown on the ‘trom tho between decks to prevent wwas at Bimon’s Bay, C! in to make some repairs.) Facxours, Feb 1l—The Albers, Dorr, from nimopmast, here, with main yard, m: bulwarks, 4c. Benwiox, Feb 8—The M'riends, Richardson, from Ciarlestow for Bartlepool, arr bere, with loes of anchors and chzias, sails split, and making a litle water. Pwrmru, Feb &—The Henry Prov, Emery, from Mobile ore commenced dla to besaved. for Liverpos!, which camogn shore Fel) 6, has charging her deok load; all her cargo is éxpectod weTow™, Feb 13--2t ts blowing » heavy gaie’ from ‘The'Am ship Monterey, Somers, from Balumore, got foul of tne PHiacflia, and carried away the jibboom of the lation. The M lost ealle, ‘Ac, on the pamoge. aebore. [The ihvoy ec antepet A Rk a aod ener sete Drogurpa, Feb. 12—Tie: Ind (An eprom: ih, Tee leceonaens (ary iby ee safely: bri it over the bar at 7 now 408, has pot scfered so m injury as be e od ciroumatances. Py leh gt 4 sate apd in good order. owing te the favorable ‘of the weather ard the nntiricg exertions of Captain Marvehal, who has lost no time Peseuing his sitip from her perileas: Wrxponn, Feb. 13—A Jarge shin, with » white strosk- end. rorts, was totally’ logt on atbiackwaler Bank yesterday. Nex thing known of the crew. Mapuira, Feb. 5—The Lucretia, Eytinge, trom New York - for Mareiion, ‘which put aot Bore sees 14, leaky, &o,, baw en sold. Plead pica res rater Panny. — bac 498, and the Juniata, (Am. barque,) which were on ahere| ihe ‘Bay of Gibraltar, Jan 1i; have been floated. pats Polat, lat, Gyanct Br) paces St Johny WB: ochre’ : Grifita,’ Prummer, Hingston, ; Juniata, Willard, BOSTON, March'l, PM—Are Br steamship Ameri vie Hallicm: The A arr at her dock. We NYert: sere as Pe Py or Jeremie, ‘vin Holmes ara. Hole, Prank Herbert, sayo, Apainchicols; Lewio.Mulferd, Doyl.- Wilmington NC_ vie; Hermes’ Hole; tu Norfolk, via Provincetown; Buaptre Hpring, Coot Norfolk. Gld ships’ Mastift, (new cl . of NYE trms) Johnson, &8n Francisco; abby Brown, Brown, NOr- Wide "Saas Wale ose. WO” hry Goo veaton; 5 y Carliele, Havana: John Pierce, Melville, do; BG Ghaioamey ‘Thozapeon, Charleston: schre. Susan Hall, Kilborm, J Geo Haris, Neff, Wi'mingten NC: John A Paine, ‘Tea- gier; Arietis, Baker, Not-olk; Wiliam Tyson, Hamblin. Batti- ore; Alert, KeUey, N¥ork Hagriet Smuith, Kellay, do; steam NY —Arrived, ships Milan, Bagger, NOrleans; Hydra, Parker, Pi ot mips apes White, Messina; brigs Mer- folk, Emery, Matanzas; Crimea, Hichborn. Gaiveston; sobre New Zealand, Clark, Ani (ages; Kana C, Kel'ay, do; Julians je; Mari ‘Nickerson, Savannah; fo: retown, 8.0; 'T PJohneon,, Nor- F tate, NYork, | Telograpbed—Bark Tri; ton from Apalachicola; Grampus, from Surinam. for two brigs. Sailed | ci~Wind NW to A&W, sh'p Beverly; Benj Burgess; schr Kingfaher. 24—Wind F:to NW and ¥, Kk, fon N Bork. A snow storm commenced ; steamer at midnight ry, andeomtinned until CEM Foy sacra atari Yorn; sehr HP Stonoy, Rémonmston. do. In the jarvis. from N orks, also @ caw, Oot Rotterdam; Joy ard, McDorgal, West Indies; Kaloolah, Orleans, 3) Barbadoce; 26th brig RB Clark, thumaory, 29-—Arr schre Fish. Hawk, ‘Lord, Nee- Cartsie, NYork. Sid nark 8G, fichbors, MEY kon date rr 08 GALVESTON, Feb li—Arr b York: scbr Tell Basioap. iio Janstro; isn bark D Godttrer, Parker, cl Pye Me Hichbors, 1. NYork; lis, bark Mtbon, * for eure Oia Riera Ons awn stream orders; Mit- iy, Dupbens, foe 0 lie; Korambegs i F do; ers: 8 = Jano, sobre Te, Beale tec Tie ein ataaderdy sare Toe? ji jancino; fork; Coavert, Snowman, for do ‘ties ‘Rebecca, Smith, rene; and others. GEORGETOWN, 80. Feb 23— Sex schra Mary Biodman, York; A Cordery, Adams, co. Cid 20h, echr Gavalle, Ooom! FCSEOG is sora Are big Naw, tate 2) z and has ‘Marcille, Gi MOB: Feb Ey eg Rankin By. Mointyre, for) Rzpreen. Burdick, Liverpool, barks Joba ir, an . . London vie Havana, Fhe el (Br), Tenlon, an ea 5 ni ered Daniel Webster. 2a; ships Mars E Balch, Wood~ BS Sete ie oe AM—Below, coming, ap, steamanip Texas, Forbes. from Vera Lei! Lie SeibaBaalinge trans, ton Yarns slp I; iglncwe Silshanep germ Bavooees asORFOL, 3h atm Hampton Roads, bark Danl Web- aries iazp Emily, Bouns, NYork; Bainbow, Nelson, Porta, Eid DELERIA, March 2—Arr bark Caroline Elioma, CEORY LAND, Feb 29—Arr schr Brutus, Soarsport fee FLY? {00TR, Feb 21—Arr sohr Abby Morton, Rickard, Mor- PROVINCETOWN, March 2, 6 PM—Brig Man before aa hae » has just got off, and. wld "March 1, id back “i VIDENCE, March 1— Arr ste NYprk; schra LW Levering. Corson, Mob errou, ‘Norfolk; 3° W Eldridge, Paker, do; JK Bowley, Young, do; Anu Smith, Wheeler, NYork.' Sidschra HF tom, ‘Siehereon, and Lonsdale, rf" en, of Providence, 276 tons}, Potter, rock, cs ‘Manchester (n probably all nachored in the March low. ship Jatand Queen, from Aj post (at anchor of Hieid’s 5 Pepa, Testor. from Norfolk (of Grapes. Point). Sid chr 8 ppinsier, Norfolk; John. 8 Shriver, Cain, Frederic Drown, Gardiner, and Wr Hf BOW . NYork. Sehr H F Payton is at anchor in the ‘Went Bas oe ceroRr, Feb hte schra FB J Talbot, Thomas,’ riesion: Snow squall (new), Crockett, Savannah, SEARSPORT, Feb 20—Sid brie Waccamaw, Grant, Havana; Zist. cchre Brutta, Kiwell, Charleston; 224, Rosannah Bose, ‘combs do, SALEM, Feb 20—Arr hark Jubilee, Gooding, Cardenas for Portland: put in for atharbor, short of (WILMINGTON, NC. Fob %8—Are schrs Marg, Powell, Covreb, NYork: 20th, © D Hulee, Overton do. Old noes © B Dixon, Geekil), NYork; March Ist, John, Burton, 40; Me rue Powell, do: Joseph Lawrence, " WASHINGTON, NO, Feb 2k—Arr echr Rio, Crowell, Mow Pt O14 achrs Chas’ Roberta, 5 Mary Loula, West iGleg,