The New York Herald Newspaper, January 24, 1857, Page 8

Board of Counctimen. This Board met last evening—Jooas N. Phillips, Beq., the President, i the Chair, per TON. Among the petitions received the following aro the moat interesting :—Of Henry Murgraif, to permit his copper statue of Washington to be placed in the chamber 0! the Board of Counc!'m: Granted. To remove rail- ing around Bowling Green. To widen Broadway fiftcen foot on each side, Referred. For the paving and regu- lating of Fifty-fourth sweet from Third to Fourth avenues. Referred, To amend ‘he ordinance so as to allow the consent of sureties for contracts to be taken before Com- of Deeds a* well Ad, before Judges, Referred to the Commitice on (ir) AEROLUTION?. That the publicatio. »' (ve revised ordinances of this ci y be referred to the Uommitiee On Ordinances, for the purpose of having |! further revised and amended Adopted Ip relation to opem: « Twelfth ae from Dry Dock to eairiver, —— fv iaw Committee on Strests. ‘That the ordinance 9, fe At, Gall, adopt. ed Dec, 8, 1856, be reierred to tho Commins on dae aes — erat . empower ue pectors of Lg egoed under the direction of the Sireet Commissioner, to 8 tov and snow removed from i! sidewalks and gatiers fortawuh, at the me Of delinquents, Referred. Autborising the appoustment of a committee to report on the subject of opening a communication eighty feet wide, from Uni' iy pimee, through Wooster and Church ‘inity piace, to Greenwich street. Adopted Of committees were received aac ra- ikkew of the Whole, ANEW STAGE ROUTE, e suai yoy bed Sirowws reported oe Of makiug od siage route Lexingwoa Svanne and irvirg pice. oe ere Baapy opposes wae motion, Heaffirmed that thors wee @isposiuon to curry measure through witaout the coueideration wh ‘ts imporiange demanded rhe imtereets of property ct further the ends of onc Mr. Bimpsaiy siato 5 that the inbapitants of the Eighteenth ward were opposed to the establishment of 4 Mage route there. some of the members of tho Board pd lg aed < Pasrune the a, bastily, rauer Of Orsinary legislation. He st pro. tented against forth ra faa on the matter till these cere immestately intere-\ed could be heard, The rights of the citizens of the E -\a ward should be considered, Mr. McCaHm supp the motioa, because increased Competition would bei ii: ail omnibus proprietors. The resolation to teks ap was carsted. alter @ long ana €x (ug debate, the report aud reao- lution were adopted o» @ yoie of 37 to 13, é COMMUDICN HO FKOM THE MAYOR, The following cous n)cation was aio received from Mayor Wood:— To THE HONORABLE THE HOARD oF CouNcHMEN Guo TLEMEN—Perveiv og from the published proceedings of the Boar! of Councilmen on the 2lat tastant, that a proposition had been submitied and referred to committee, to increase the anirmies of the Mayor wus =treet Commuasioner to five thou sand doar respectfully thas tue hes pot: als. ilies of this oflce, yet. yeu, thai this proposition has bee: made without confereace or consultaon with me, acd that Iam notin favor ef such an iper@aee. #0 far as the Mayor is concerned, to take effect dur- ing my term of oltice the Board of Councitmen of last al increase of . I remanstra- uated (hat no person im this office, ding oftice under me, bad received any such increase. T bave® not changed o> views aad must express the hope uat you do not imitate the example of your predecessors in & lavish and unnecessary expenditure of the public money. FRANANDO WOOD, Mayor. ce On salaries, was received from his Honor «con in relation to the oumber Lexington aveaue v Commities of the Whole, Mr. » cho special order of tue evea- sort of Spociai Comaitive of the ‘ved Dy Speciai Committee of o# w draft ot @ charter for the Kefe. red to the Co Aoolocr Commun! « the Mayor, making a ¢ of oma buses to ber. The Boara ten woot Bute! w tue chair, w ing Wee taken up—tie Board of Alaermen, spor tho Board of Council ony Sr Orraxson caltes fr the reading of the substitute preseaies by Mr. Mitewc!' on Weanesday eveaing the sesder then read |) © sabstituie or minority report: — The uudenigned, « minority of the committee to whom was relerre: (he resolauion regarding amendments w the charter of the city. not being able to agree with the report of the msonity of the commixee, bege leave to submit this mi ‘oposed fer ® charter by the majority report, cou- on (ue placing 01 the whole poiice force under tie con ve Mayor, % that the undersigned cangot cousent force Ought to be regarced ea wa arm of the State € of chia city are nor the oaly persons concerned in our baviny au efiiciant police “ibis is the resert of hundreds sof the citizens of the resiof the Stale, and of other loge g 0 weopte pot residents amongst us, must The beat volice in the world, that of Losdon, ree Dutis exclusively under the control of the etary. an offleer of the Central government. Be- thority to the Mayor over the police, there tb charver proposed by the majority, wisich the undersigned deems objectonab ie, be recommends’ there fore, the adeption o/ the annexeo bill as the proper piaa for & cbaster, anc that a separate bill be prepared. placing he po: lice under control ot commissioners to be appointed by the Governor and Senaie of the State. All of whi ecttally sUDMite es Sassh MITCHELL. Janvans 2%, 1887. It was moved and carried unanimously that when the commitiee rine they covcar the Board of Aldermen, and aocept the majoriy report ‘The commitice rose anc reported, and ordered the re- Port oa the charter to« third readiag by the following things tu th Kars — Couret' men H. Smith,+ rane, Hemphill, Campbell, Chapman, Ovtarson, Mucvell aud Odell Councitmen Van Giatn, Bultee! Monroe, Bauich, Beu-y, Bickford, Clark Hughes ) Donaeli, Gilmartia, ave. Wars ner, Barry, Judson Frhullipe Crawford, Frausway, ard, Rechner, Sickies, Miller, Boole, Kuodes! Det, Mevounell, dW. W, Hunt, Kelty. M ‘smith y Sehaopert, i a1 Doherty) wus appointed to proceed Procure the adoption of tho uew je Loughlin 0 Albany in order ebarter ‘The Board thea adjourned to meat the first Monday in February Police Commissioners. TRIAL OF CAPTAIN RUSSELL OF THE THIRD WARD POLICE. The Pohce Commissioners met in the Mayor's O'lice at 4PM, on Friday, present Mayor Wood and City Judge Reser’ The evidence ia the trial of Captain Russell of the Thirteenth Ward Police was continued, first upos the second clarge against bis ungentioemanty conduct and convorration with lewd wi » The first witness was Offcer Niven, of the Thirteenth ward, who said that he was present when ® disturbapoe took place in a disrepu tadie house in Divison street, where as girl jampod out of one of the windows and was so badly injured, that be told (he accused tbat if the statements made by that girl were true, every one of the immates of the house wi Mable to be arrested. The accused replied that tho girl was druck J stated. sald the witness, that | did not know aDdout tbat, on which the accused cahet ans wary t did not go aad arrest trem, | told him | went down there fer that purpose, when he came and ordered me on ny beat Jacob Ferdon, sworn—I saw Captain Rasse!! at his sta. tign bovse during the riot in Ciinton street; be did not at- tempt to go and quell the rict, but sent some men to do ‘ube oolse of tbe distarbance could be rd inside of tation bourse; | don’t know whether anybody was ‘9 during We riot; Captain Rassel! remained io the or on the stoop, during the whole riot: be bey ge pee ect for bim: ; Lieut. O'Keefe was sent to quell i Steers, a mye of the Thirteenth ward, z aii he was present at the riot in Cito street, corner of Delenoey; that tes ot Witnesses prew ty Intetligence, Daatu oF 4 Fexay Boat. —William Vaa Pelt, a porter to the clothing store of Brooks Brothers, Catharine street, was taken soddenty ili on Thursday night om board of one of the Brooklyn ferry bests, and died before the boat reached ber dock on this side, His remains were ‘taken to his iate residence, No. 43 Henry street, where ‘sf loquest will be beld apon them to day Tho deceased coves 8 wife, but no children. Cano Demanion.—A male child about two weeks old ‘wen lof, on Thursday evening, in the doorway of Ni bio’s saloon, corner of Crosby and Prince streets, vy some unknown. The pole found the infant aod Oonveyed it to Almahouse fon Ovmn oy an Brows Avance Cam —Prancis Miaozo:, boy B'tcen years of age, was run Over on Friday morn y ao Eighib avenue car, and had one of bis footan! aokiee beagior 4 crorbed. He was, at the time of the o> wrrenoe, in the act of jumping upon the front pial rm | the oar while it waes rH Nineteenth street, aod slipped, failing before the wheel ihe “Fay 4168 took Lim to be renidences| 164 West Nineteenth street, Smmrocs Biaense Accipast—Four Mas Myeticatrs — Four iabérers named Terry Farley, Owen Rohal, Wm. Bremman and Philip Cabil were yesterday brought to the New York Hospital' auffering from injuries received by Pure, aprent, was resin a ag hong Nd. Farley ronaing beme load, wheo “pare ese c) chee Oy Face at tome pet der and the eye wee it injured, a Williamsburg City News. (or Paopante Seicim—Robert Johnson (-) man me oced yesterday ae baying been found (--- . ). \a ory mb o'reet om Wednesday might, from the «(r+ 9! 8 ro wm, died at the “itrict sta. jcave -ocreey Bight, The Coroner: w say +s 5 Com <A the Willamaborg ferries the Spanish ~) ) Feoel ved at the redoced valuation The oor- pee ate bot to be done out of thelr tour per hey before Cereals cae for an «Pe bewed: of the odd cent, il bold an inquest NEW YORK HERALD, eed it JANUARY 2 1857, Work Before the Legislature. THY STATE PRISONS. ‘The repori of the State I'rison Inspectors shows a de- Grease at the Auburn prison during the past year of 26, juence of removal of convicts t> Deorease = 8. Wonher Pa commitments at ail the year—First convictions, 616; second ao et, te rca Fr My Ay commutations oar. abu ao tsa punlsbments oe the ral! Auburn, 278; rr of anna ‘at Clin _ rut sn number of Eig omplaye ot ‘Septrectd ul At AN is . Pg tek eg at eA year. At ‘Sing Sing, 4, taton , 4; making an ite of TOrbelag ir joss Uban leat year. The ave- rage hours of labor per year—At Aubura, 10 hours 28 ey Sing Sing, 9 hours 47 minutes; Clinton, 10 hours The ‘aggregate earnings in al! the prisons aeriet toe 15 is. cal year ending Sept 30, a Stock of provisions on hand “a and paid for 385 oT Total earnings for year.. . 208,790 50 Earnings for year 1855.. 198,226 43 Increase for 1856....... 5,566 OT Increase over 1864,....... $17,610 22 About $8,000 was lost to at Sing Sing in December, 1856. Aggregate cash Opie for ba year}... eee for 1856. Decrease in 1856....... ++ 4 7,918 33 Decrease over the year 1864, aside fom a heavy indebtedness incurred that year..... $44,477 20 21,681 11 32,576 OL Difference in loss to State in favor of 1856.. 10,894 90 Excess of expenses over earnings as above... $21,631 11 From which deduct expenses for pees et ae, fur which appropriation should be vo Actual and legitimate loss for 185 eee 10,936 66 For year ending Sept., 1864, the loss to the State, in addition to a heavy indebtedness, was.. seees 89,081 20 The Tospectors urge upon ibe Legisinture the propriety of making an annual appropriation for each prison for bulldings and repairs. [t does rot seem to them to be a proper charge to the prisons. They state their inability to remove 1usane conv! to the Uticatisylum, tm con- sequence of the lack of accommodation, and urge some prov's‘ons for this class of prisoners. Ynaey bave at Present in the three prisons thirty convicts who are either idiotic, imbecile or insane. There are now at the Utica Asylum twenty insane convicts, making a total of {peane prisoners to be provided for of fifty aino, ‘Th's is an increase of 9 over the number last year. ‘The Inapectors submit to the Logisiature whether - law of 1856, empowering Judges to pce | ager bag twoem the ages of 16 and 21 to imprisooment tary, is not injurious tn ite operation. They depy that eatin chances of reformation arc greater at a penitentiary thao im @ prison, and believe the act to fall to carry out the in- ten'ion of the Legislature. They recommend an amend- ment of the prison laws that shall give to the agonts and wardens the cirect power of suspension in all cases for proper causes. Frequent occasions arise when it \s es- sential that they be clothed wit such power. They re- commend a further amendment in the contract sys'em, 80 a8 to make the advertisements for contracts ‘or ten or five years at the option of the contractor, to be embodied in his bid. They believe the longer term will induce contractors to make more advantageous bids, The rew contracts made during the year are:—At Sing Sing, with Charles Krockter, for manufacture of segars, convicts empioy<d, 60 males, at 40 cents per day, and 20 females, at 38 cents; for five years. At Auburn, with William’'C Barker, for carpet manufacture; convicts em- ployed, 100, at 86 cents per day; for dve years, With Adam Miller, coopering; convicts employed, 60, at 60 cents per day; for the unexpired term of ‘hie present contract, With Case, Bronson & Co , boots and shoes; 15 convicts, at 40 cents per day, for an unexpired term. At Cimton, with Heman Lowry, cooperage; convicts om- Played, & ¥0'to 5O, at 51 cents per cay; for five years De ‘Tne pectors inform the Legislature%khat probably icaiion wil! be made to them for the refunding of certain amounts ot money paid by boot and shoe con- tractors under protest, ano say there is not the slightest merit in the claim. They recommend increased ries to guards, chaplains, physicians and kitchen keepers. Gas bas been introduced tnio every department ot Sing Sing prison, to cnabie convicts to read in their cells, and the teachers to \nstruct them during the eveuings In the opinion of the Inspectors no money ean be more protuably expended than that appropriated to prison li- orto light the prison with camphene in 1855 cost $360 31 for six months. To light with gas im 1950 for a similar period cont $273 68. The general conduct of the convicts we! been good, and gives confidence ia the present system of prison ais- ciplipe. Tne Inspectors recommend a iaw setting apart, \p cases of good bebavior, « portion of the conviet's earn- ings tor the support of bis family, or, if he has none, for his own use om dircharge, The prisons are left, at the close of the year, free =o" such debts as bave beon contracted during the preseat acminittration, and in @ financial condition super‘or to that they bave attained in many years. So conddent are the Inspectors that the prisons can maintain them:elves, tbat the retiring L=spector, Mr. Kirkpatrick, offers to take tbe Auburn apd Sing Sing prisons for @ term of years, pay their evtire ordinary expenses, submit to the rules and regulas.ons of the Inspectors, fuifi! al! existing contracts, and pay small annual sum into the Treasury. Tho re port closes by recommending an appropriation of $300 each to Auburn and Sing Sing, aud $200 to Clinton, for books. Mr, Kagity gave notice of a bili to prevent banks of iesuc and ciscount trom acting a4 institutions for savings, ard also @ bill to prov.de for the recepiion of mortgages: aso basis for banking at the rate of 80 per cent of their face. Mr. Braprosp the wife of any man who habitually «pends his time ‘and money in any of the Uppling houses or places whore intoxicatng beverages are sold io any of the cities, owns or wards in this State, aad tacreby loa bus family destitute and not propsriy provided for, shali hereafier be entitled in ber own t to all her own earpings and the rarpil of her minor children, without molestation (rom ber husband; and such earnings shal! pot be liable to be taken for any debt, jadgment or any other consideration incurred or contracted by her bus- band. REGIETRATION OF VOTERS. Mr. Baooxs introduced a bill to secure tt Mr. Pittr bnvenyged | a billto imeorporate the Pure Mile Company, w ope ‘of $150,000 and power to increase the same to $30,000. The corporstors are Robert Stratton, A. M. Weller, David T. Coon, and thair a. York PILOT. 2 At the commencement of Kagiaai’s hostilities wiih Rosela in 1864 an old Finiand fisherman, named Roma- i al oe tf 7. previously il), roped down ai his tuddenly expired, at the age of eighty six. The deceased was a remar! a eight inches in height Mo Zimoume, ‘Saonaelt painter, has expired | Amongst otber works, the gecensed painted the altar piece of the Madeleine JOHN BRITTON, F. From Jy Giol We regret to bave to record the doc Britton, whieh took place at 10 0 mornis, at hi residence Burton strech, e pete ‘aet work. Mr. Britton w 7 ja, 1571, at Kington #t, Michael, in Wilshire, where his father Once enjoyed a fair share of wg as ba. ker, malster, 4 be sank edvestion. Mr. Britton aye of bis birtl Undieciplined, tlete- = sand PB or page obevore the year 780, when about, and woo dered at. he q toe home of an nfs vs — When in his walked bi Setive vilags much father bad the toroea.” oa, afer nay: paces uy shor leas as collarman toa widow viee Of an week. portance was a volume on the “ Coane i on a — rare mepat An’ iquities of Eagiand’’ gainea hima considerable repu- ttage. signed bis place on ihe boards transferred to otber duties. for which fitted. The two Koans, Mr. Manread; Fileler—in faot, all the notorieties aod pee sae. treated usual respect. Mr. Barry bas loft a drea to deplore his loss, Wires in New York. Fine iy Hesram Staxst.—About half past three o'clock yesterday afternoon a fire was discoycrod in the Friends’ meeting house, corner of I{sster street aad Eiizabeth. It originated in the fuel rom, in which « shoet tron ash pan containing bickory ood asbes was left. Tne dre men were quickly at the EF 4 he rong to oallding about $1,000; 1usured for $10,000 In tho City 1: \rance Company. re oo- curred’ in the same bui''ng seme time ago. It wai caused as that time by wo «{ ashes placed ia a wood box. Fire ww Caatam Staxst —About balf-past 6 0'cl* night a fire was discovered in the jewelry store of Iii A. Godfrey, No. 3134 Chatham street. Tho dice originated ground the stove, and woul! bavo been extinguished with but trifling damage bad not the water iu the ny- drants been frozen. Tne flames extended into the shirt store of Mrs. Sarah Pakker, No J5, who has sustained about $200 damage by fireand water. She is tnsurod for $700 im the Astor Insurance Com} Mr. Godtrey’s loss will probably amount to $00. He has $300 insu- rance in tbe Lty b “ero The building ts owned by Joseph Hart & It is damaged about $20C, and izsured for $1,500 in the Bowery Icaurance Com pany. Fizz iy Broapway —About 9 o'clock last night fire was discovered in the collar of the building in the rear (on New street) of No, 24 Broadway, occupied by Pier- son & Co., dealers tm iron, eteei, &o. The fire was no doubt cavsed by the carelossuess of some plumbers, who bad been at work during the day repairing the water pipe. Its umely discovery aud extinguishment probably saved the buileing from destruction. The damage to the bu'laimg will be about 625. There was no damage done to Plersou & Co.'s swok. Naval Intelligence, Tae U.S. storeship Rellef, James W. Cooke, Lieut. commanding, arrived yeaterday from Rio Janetro, bay- ing left that porton tbe 2sthof November. No Ameri- can man of war war at Pio at the time the Relief sailed, but the frigate St Lawrence was dally expected, thouga rhe was cot due there before the middie of December. The following is a Mat of ths officers of the Reliet:— Liewt. commanding, James W. Cooke. Lienteaats— Watsou Smuh, Albert Ailmand, Robert Bast, Onarles P. MeGarey, Joseph Fyfe. Pureer—Caled J. Emory. Assistant Sargeoo—Wm. T. Hord. Purser’s Clerk—A, W. Hancock. Toe U. 3. sloop-of-war Falmouth, which has been ready for cea for somo days, is detained at the Navy Yard by the ico re communication with the island in the bay, which is the powder magazine, ‘wheece her supplies. of Gat article weete be ebttaed. Personal Intelligence. The following pees correspondence published rr! jer of our London jonce some days stpce-—We understand that oe eee? eee will be the repre sentative of ber yg on Forel of tae com; tifomate Epgiana an tbe Unies ates jas Bs wr rstca \hs country for Amorica on the Tth and iagt summer, Sir Edward Bulwer I ytton has been invited to Prag dinner ta Gissgow on ‘16uh January, => following his instailation as Lord Rector of the areuy of ity. British deepatches have reocntly been forwarded to India, by which « pension in assigned to the royal family of Oude. If report be correct, the grant amounts to ~sive iace of ,apees, or £120,000 per annum, and is in pes petuity, ‘The directors of the Manchester Atheneum have invited Dr. Livingston to deliver an addrese to the mombers of toat institution. Empress Berse Bernelt looked do w few gf ard lsoghing ry beaith, & merrimant. ‘and perfect case and separlly cauneureed the bappy-looking coaple. writtag on Paris named ‘noren —, const, ralway concession, or Without previously aski partic conoernec’'” the imperial rejoinder once.” Lieut. Luqulere, whose name appeared tn the acoounts ven of the loes of the Lyonnais stamor, arrived at fisvre on tho 30uh vit.. from New Yorr, 7 the Atnerican He was accompanied by ten of his the answer is a negative one, variably is, ‘Thea toclede lan at packeteb!p Mercury. shiz mates ARRIVALS. From Sisal, ia bark Cubs—Jose Gratierres WARITIME INTELLIO“ACR, Movements of Ocean Steamers, Nama, Tempest Leopold 1s! New York MEADIAL men. America. ©. of Wi At sate. Persit New York Arago jew York FOR CALIFORNIA, ag Tennessee .......New York Biack Warror.. .New York. STKAMERS TO AND. ie HAVANA. Tsanmi—From Charieston 1h and 4h. due at Havana 204 aoi7th. From Havana ivth and Sth, due at New York 17th and iat. 0 17th and ama, Canawea—From New York 1%, arrives at Ha New Orleans 1%. From New Orieans 7th, Havann due at New York 2i. Buack Wannkion—From New York 27th, arrive at Havana Istand New Orieaps 34. From New Orleans 12th, Havana Vai, doe at Rew York 18h, Leaves New York at 10 AM and New Orleans at joamenr Crry—From New York 7th of each Thou, nptving at Havana 12th, and Mobile 14h. From Mobile 22d, Havana ‘Mth, due at New York 23th. THE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND CHINA. ae 4 may be of value to those having eorrespend- ence in ‘The rj leaves Seu'hampton om the fh and 2h ef each ibraltar abou! he tb aad 2th of same month. ita about the 14h and 3*h of same month. lemandria about ibe 1sth Of same and 4a of fol- mon’! rrivea st Aden about the 25th or 2th of same aud 10th er 19h cl follgwing maamth, Leaves Acen about the 2th or 27th oat enepe cad Gag of crv ve! for Bombay, and |ith to 9h for China, Ae. indian Navy arrives at at Bombay avout the 34 to 6th and ih tg Sn of he Sowa P. and. SC Gagenes eervee of Point de Galie about ‘he 6th oF 1th and 2d to ad OF <5! Leaves Point de Galle for Pelo Penang ibe sare day, the seamer bas arrived which takes (he mail Arrives ai Pulo ‘about the 12h or Agth. pnd 28th or An fenang abou or an: A pore about (he 15th or 16h and Sis or Ist of fe phont 18 bears or arrival, Or 24th amd Sih or 10th ir Bram ae, j—one on the Sth and 2h of each en’ Saiy © Alemetre about the ‘and laters dntended for We Naw Yous be mmo ALMANAC FOR NEW YO! M00: Port of New York, January 23, 1957. mahip Conatitation, Ai Be . Antwerp—A Belmont. frp Peano Sree Teich, ine ‘rion Peet Clenfegne—O & EI ae if Randolph, Parritt, Gorguene Wet Bohr WC Atwater, Mears, Apalachicola— rie & Pazera a hienmanip pet gh Liverpool, Jan 7, with mage we ga ae many Heit H Webb bark 30 is nai LL Bal more, bound . 4 bark itive, Wing, from pasenge: boarded her. Dee 7th, tat Bh 40 8 tom 3 ot spoke ship Morwing Light, from Boston for Bao Francis, 40 ee i H eat ee Hs Ge West Bank, yesterday morning, the ice, but was off last pight by the steamtug Heot Noe enous receiving Ss damage, and towed to the city this moraing. ‘The brig Ida Raynes, arrived yesterday from Mareeba, reports foc the isa BD day 3 had very severe weather, and lost sale, boats, foetal acd itbboor. stove bulwarks, aad suflered in ‘rig d hull: bas been WG daya N of Hatteras with a succession of NW gales ard suow slovaas. EL Shiv Gangea. from Calcutta—befi sepered. Snip Irene, Brown. from Liverpool: Dee 8 Eb Nepuune Peahody from Liverpool, Dec 19. nae i. Robert rabee, from Liverpool, Nov 2)— lore r Also. & Light clipper sho, with « signal ding for a steamer. By pilot boat Nellie No 30. ene ‘The ship Comet, pos for San Francisco, and the brig B Drummotd, Chapman, for Aspinwall, started this moraiag from the Fast River for 22m, and after proceeding & lie be low Bedlow's island were com: conse. quence of the Bay being completoly obs Wind during the day from W8W. Herald Marine Correspondence. HAMILTON. Bermuda, Jan 7—The ree slp Oe Dirigo of NYork, Young, arrived off these islands on the 2%b ult in distress. and was towed into St Georges by the steamtug Kite. The Dirigo left NYork on the 23a ult, Loy to Giasgow, with a cargo of wheat, Sour, £0; Dasred y Hook at 2PM. with the wind strong from'N; at 6 PM, he ek increasing toa gale, turied upper topsails and mizzentopsail. vie ship being thea under [fo close refed topeaile, foresal and Jib” ati0 30 PM @ sudden squall from NNE threw the ship on her beam ends, which rendewed it necesrary to cnt away main and mizzen right her, when ut was fquad abe bad six feet of water {oh her neh ke. y before tbe wind, aud made Hermuda as above d by oe, jev cargo is very conr\ierably damaged, and @ por- Hon of ft advertised to be wold ow Thursday uext Agent, W Tudor Tucker ‘The brig Water Wite’ of Salen Mass, Capt 0 Conway, 42 days from Para bound to Salem, was in sight of Salem sah on the 33d uit, but taking w gale trom NIK waa forced to keep away for NYork; the gale afterwards increased trom NW, whieh forced them to scud before it umtii they reached lat J4! ‘The crew being froatbitten and worn out with pumping, de termined to run for Bermuda, which they made on the 23th wt, but owitg to ccutrazy gales did pot get into Bt Georges . Bay until the Mth. agent. The Am brig Walhonding, Peckoer, trom Demerara bound to Nore, Indea wfta 14( linda and. 1s bois sugar, 34 buncheoas molasses’ fe, having eacountered much heavy weather, put Into this porton the list wit. Her cargo is. being ‘eanship ped to the brigantine Fiyinz Eagle for conveyance to NYor! inovenselt ts uncecnend, wilbe csotemeed, Agents, Masrs Wateon & James. Brig Jane McKenzie of and from Pictou, NS, bound to N York. with a cargo of coai, out 35 days, ut sito 8 Geo-ges oa the 20th ult, having experienced heavy gales from WNW aad W; lost boats, gauley, sails sprung maiamast, tupmasts and act ‘and was compelled to make for Beemada, being in ky condition: ia obliged to dischargeher cargo. Agent, 8 Wilson Higa The bark Brig Merchant, Ho from Alexandria, Egypt, bound to N York. was wrecked on ihe narihiora resis of se islands cu the morning of the 24h wt She hades full cecpo cl nem cnaiaa micane tak aan Gat cape ea eases and a large portion of the gum have been landed at Somerset ima dry siate, and most of the materials have been saved A sale of them iakes piace to day. The British merchant was of the burthen oF Sis tons, 8 years old and owned in Newport Wales. agents Messrs J AM & JD Guibert Wake bark Lamplighter, belong ging (0 John. M Smith. Ka. York, was olf these islabds yester voyage from Demarsra to SYork, with a cargo of sugar and molasses. The steamtug Kite proceeded to her asaistaace yesterday, but owirg to te heavy wind prevailing was unable to bring her to an anchor: during asi night she was drive out of sight of sand in @ southeasterly direction The Kite anchored in'st Georges last nigh A fire oceuzved on poard the Am brig Leviathan at St Georges on Friday moroing last.” By the aid of a governmen' fine engine and the ansisance of the men of the Korat ari lery and 25h Cameronians, and the townspeople, th mutidued, not, however. unill muck damage, wa done te the verse. the oat ransom being badly burnt. the fire jguuated in ber cabin. ‘The captain as publicly expressed Bisthianke for the services rendered by the military and others, and the agect has advertised for a vessel to take the rennin ‘er Of her gaago to Oporto. Miscellancous and Disasters. For full account of disasters to ship Dirigo, beace for Glas gow; brig Jane from Pictou for New York; brig Walhoading, from Demarara for New York; brig Leviathan, oa tire; and for lona of Br bark Merchant, from Alexandria, E, for NYork, sce Bermusa correspondence above ‘The ship New York, ashore at Barnega', went to pieces dur ing the gale of Sunday night A few pieces of her timbers and spars were driven ashore, and are ail that now remains of the vessel. ‘The pilot boat Edwin Forrest, No 14, come up from outside, yesterday, and reported having had very weather; had been in contact with an unknown brig, but no damage of ule was done. Some of her pilots and crew are frost bitten. ‘The pilot boat Washington, No 2, has been out siace the 1th inst; when last heard from he had one pilot remaining. It is supposed she may have failen in with some wreck, and owing to the prevalence of westerly winds, been detained from that enuse ‘There is sfore-and-aft achr ashore on Romer Shoal, and a Br achr fast in the ice in the Narrows. Loss or Wnauxe Baxx Byrox—The whaling bark Byron \ apt Wing, of and tor New Bedford, left #t Heleua Nov %h, and repor's haying been 30 days N of Bermuda, with heavy sales, and bad lost every eail on board. also boats. 18th inst, when within three miles of Moujauk, took ® heavy gale from hich which comtnlng gaia, st, when 170 miles ‘Dna tn e ighiands twas bearded by a boat from bark Eliza Fei, ‘Capt from Malaga for New York, who very kindly tock'us on board. Previous to leaving the bark, she was set cn fire. Suir Jaye H Guappox—Capt Lovett, ot h\j aoe F ua don, before reported ab: has fu a statement to Jondon a Giliddon lett Eastport Nov 25. ay the clove reefed fore iT carried away Tatohatch house and. after. hi Civarks fore und alt, ond water enshs on, deck; cerriel away boat. and sprung a leak. and bad anout 4 feet, of water, 2d, lonk increasing, whh heavy gale and seas; 9 feet ot waier fn her: pumpe Kept constant athe crew could get the decks being frequently tlooded with water. ithe ‘master’ and alcers hid 10 ‘eave the cabin, it being filled with water, and everything washed out of the esbin. Put some bread anil water in the tops, in case the ‘crew should be driven to the tops. Had Li feet water in her. Gus euil blowing strong, with he ears sean, the topgallan'sal. jb, spanker, &e were bi the aakets Sd, had feet of water in the ship, the gale Je continulag with heavy “ae Saw two sail ahead, Dut in the dusk lost sight of them. io the evening «& heavy, gale, with a heavy sea. Sth, 2 ] ube foremast was carried away four feet from the deck and the bowapy it without any salle eupen them; crew employed an- abipping chaina, and, dropping Anchors overboard to lighten eign The. at was felt ak, aor vatinole wae swve ve @ forenimat cot went over. gnlen f ‘AM, Observed A'nall ahend, leak Inerensing. 7 WAM, found her to be ihe ehip Kineo, everett, of Bath, frpea ¥ York for London, * hich came cioge to the Jane HG: weather side, and balled them wi ‘oye ranted ang pesidanest ijed that they _wanted to be taken off ‘imme- ately lowered two boats and rescued the crew from their perilous poeition, and they were put on board the Kineo. Suir Onrsaa—Accounts from Orleans to the 2id inet state tha! the cargo will be saved in a damaged state, but the vessel will probably be lost rent Wu Dock, from Feochowfoo for New York. betore ‘abore on ® bank in the river, and candemond and 1, Was goto! by the porchasers, and would be townd back to Focehowfoo but she was so mich injured she never could be repaired Sip Gxo Evays—The report that ship George Evans, from Shields for Sarennah, put «nto Plymouth leaky. is incorrect, 2 plot who charge of the yt rites to the London Shipping ezette that “ibe Gi vans was quite sound an: io" Piymouth for s eupply of fresh wated only Bure Catrrornta, which was carried out of ‘the harbor of Gloucester by the ice in the iat late gaie, was not insured; ber cargo was insured. Banx Tevesco, racked si Swampsoott, drifed to upon the low tue Gut of the Grove bel Ocean and immeciatelo went to pieces, A tin ‘has com4 Her chain abie with the names of her crew, li io aumb@. and agchor lie upon the rocks a aman bas 4 to tell the story. Six washed round the point where the cabin veel 9 of Swamps. cott lie at anchor. and been found upon t ‘end among wanes one Ban poe er ae tae Eee ato by the letiers D on bis arm, The ball ot the bark bas ments on the beach, solid knees and timbers Ken up. aad with the exception of the bow and manta be found above (be size of cord wood. The Boylston $4 (0H insured on the Ted rolecns taut onthe ™ Todi,” by telegraph). Bannd.gcv Ann, before Jed ashore nese Fort Adams, Newport Harbor, remained 2ist, with three er ter in ber bold. It te thought tie has not biiged, and will be got 0! Bank Gey ort ‘ult, having been di iat al N, jon 63. Banw New Empire, of Portland, ye insured for $24. obo $18 400 of, ‘of which $6,000 at the Ocean oflice in M00, endl pardy insured city. had worth abont $11,000, supposed inured in Europe, Bink ,Istaxp irr; Slavens, from Galveston for Boson, on the 22d made feat (0 the Idght Sbip of Hyannis, with at deg a aud anchor gone, The K ui Forbes proceeded “pen AWA, from Cardenas for Boston, hore reportad loa! near Gloucesier, was bullt at Thomaston in 1847 23) ‘one re gister, rating A7%, ned in Por iaad, valved at $5 500, and supposed insnirea in Portiand, Bre Geeeva, Perry, from Georgetown, 90, for Boston, before reporied ashore on Seitua’e built at Prospect Me, in 324}, 19 late register. rating Az}, op ned In Bearsport, Ne, 82,(00, and Insured at the Fastward. ona NDRRELLA, at Hyannis, loaded with fish, drifted on ot Garamon. a1 of the harbor. Tho captain reporta that sohr Hi . Parker, off rain oe Jaat onereer, parted one calD, riven the’ capiatn SPER oe yg Gta nn on te We, owned in Truro, and valved at $2, The it p J York, where she isowned. She it "at Cheisen ), registers rating Abs. Tier Vu a een a watch te covered by lasurtuce tire oct at the Kastward Bene Castox, Jobneon. from Baltimore fer Newbur; pay Rdg! le of 18th a 19th eft Point 1 with heen twice driven across the Gulf ee and! hed “Nw gales for 16 days a with Bsn Lge ja reported to Scar Teaver. of Rookland, str and full of water at ‘alan the brig 0g Mita ent Away masta; lhe of Camden, wae crew were taken of by the fe Hyastis, Jan 2—A large vessel, supposed even bere Cy ®t ane! bet Hianop & pay ‘sand th ‘Rhoe a. [5 T. ‘Oray went to her nasiatonce wilh a steamer. Notices to Mariners. BERBOT AND CLERE'S LICHT VeneEL, VINeTARD sou». ‘hie Light Veasel has been moved by the iow two miles west of her stat she will be replaced aa noon an pomatbie. POLLOCK RIP LIGHT YRSSRI. Tete da Ve Md broke adrift during the last gale, and is now off her star he wil be revnont at the earliest opportunity By order of ibe RB CXL WELL | Lighthouse Inepector Bd Diat, Boston, Jan 9, 1567. a) Liew room M mrsor Light Ship Winot's § ee ae | sande, wae towed ‘mags Borge lie Rad bad doumg Maris ek DMA, logt bonis aad batches sad éverythins of den’: could etree peice Maes furrows Boston Adv, 24% Spoken, &ec. Ovean, Drummond, from Iiverpoo! fur lon 24 W. jollerdam for Boston, Dec 29, Int 46, ike, from Liverpool for Philade phia, Fria a8 oe NB (Sept 23) for Aus Hichborn, Berry, from Bordeaux for NYork, Dec » Fowler, from Lisbon for » Dee 10, lat Jon 19 05. iE oC Hall, from Mobile for Boston, Jan 14, lat Foreign Ports. Auexasputa, FD port bark Ocean Bride, Bur- geae, for Antwerr, Dec 8l—In wort ships Ashiand Crary for NOr Jeans; Janeb 4 Siamler, Hilt, for NYork j Isaac Bell, lor co al jan 6; }, Laat pn; Vulture, bith th Bowign Jaa Wy wo Soa, (6 to wn Passed from AN IRR, Rov ib Peterson, Hong for NY¥¢ ah trom Ma Manila or Boe soaton, port ort ahi Banse t, » arr Oct 25, for Patang ‘and ee bw Bare \ Richardson, NYork; cena’ tale “Bn, 40." (3ee Correaponsouce SI wOatcurts, Nov, 22—In a, port ene Liverpool, rr Ith; to load for Boston. Cushing), from Meibourne, arr {kh for Glover, Kilham, from Boston, arr Lith, for do ing Niobe, Storer. trom York, art Rapross, Milton, from oleon, fi son (or ephen Paine. trom do, arr 234, une Taw hall ot engaged for Bosion al $12); Grane Gordon, Babson, from Mobile. arr 224; Goadess, Crowell, from Francisco, arr 22d; Boilis, from 8 York, arr lot; Dai Hilt, Robinson, from Buenos Ayres, arr 12h. for Boston Jobn Knox, Ginn, frou Buevos Ayres, arr 22d, ssoston aight, from Melbourne, ., 40: Granada, Dreyer. from Six ¢, do; Uriel, Foster, john Land. Searse, for Boston 27th; Bocko, and Uni ver Pi Boson: Haaburg, Snow. tor do, chartered at $12, Buena Vis ts, Linnell; Wa pole Woodbury; Jumna, Bardes, and ton, Walton diag. to load for Boston; Orion, Libd: ldg: Escort, Lynch; Judith. Brown, and Bru dodo; agenoria (Br). for do: Wi'liam Chamberlain, s\ isg, to load for do; Young Mechanic, Amsbury, for Hull 2ouht Lawrence Brown, Pierce, St Louis, Davis, and Linda, Mel cher, for Boston idg. Torrent, Copp, for China do; slying Scud. Baxter for Bombay do Junius Mewcom, uac; bara Jo py Bees. Young: Edward, Rus- ‘artha, jon, Lothrop, na Goodhue. Joaes, from Madras, arr 10th Went toaea, trom Ssugor Nov7,shios Daylight, Holbrook, Atalanta, Coiby, Boston’ bark ‘Dat Linnell, do; 9b, ships beth Kimball, Condon, do: Lith, Berkshire, hi , Williams. do; Rmily Farnum, Parker, for NYork; lth, Pau: ther, Bishop, Boston, 16th, Jabez Snow, Snow, do; 17th, Bos horus, Pevi'eton, Loni Newloa, Rowe, Bos on; Wm Goddard, Hoi Wth, Redwood, Koss, ant Rockall. Martin, do’ Moses Wheeier, Simpson, Loudon nip Sancho Panza Hildreth Foocnowroo. Nov 1—In port for NYork barks Agno Beckman’ Smith, for do; Saran H Snow, Davis, from Hong Kong. arr Oct 24, to loa for United Bates, Sid Oct 4 ahinn Kingdaher,, Crosby, London, (and assed An ier Kon th ‘Lrh, Santia: mn, 22d, i E etts. Siseon, NYork; Houqua, ‘fit, Golden State, Bepdurn, co. Gtarattan, Bee ‘25—In port bark Young Turk, Harding, for ark Kedar, Fessenden, from Palermo for Bseton paased out ith. Goxaives: Dec 1i—In port, brig hiwborazo, Moore, {rom . discharged and ready to load tor jan 15—Arr “orig Albion, Gicke, Philadelphia; 1th, ictrias iilinger, do. Hinsor Giace, N¥, Bec 15—Arr schr Baltic, Stephens, Baltimore. Livexvoot, Jan 3—In port ship Northera Empire, 1499 tons, built at Baca in 1954, for sale, Anita. Sov 3—In port abips Arcadian, Sherman, for New York, repg; Siam — jams, from Boston, arr Oct 30, to load for 4; Todiaman. Smith, trom do, arr Oct 3, for do repg: J wara (Br), for NYork, ldg: Boston. Potter, repg d: yes Sul tained by'drifting afoul of a foreign veusel: bark, Wate: . Ropes, fiom Francisco, arr Or ey wild ‘iS aha Cato, Burr, Hoston; 25th, antclope, York (and passed Anuler Nov Ui Oct 5, Aurore Oise, New York; ui, Waverley, Hayden, Amoy; 224, Ausiralia, ‘Kine man, Mosrevrpeo, abt Nov G-—Arr Warren White, Lillingham, Boston and proceeded wo Roweiro Manan iam, Lec I—No Am vessel romaine (Sout Dee 13 "On the const, brig Wacisaa, Fis, or — Para, eetio—ta post brigs Mary Emily, Bowns, for N York 4 da: retia, Bunb! or 7. Nor ein port & liga Neptune's Favorite, Lane, Dum from Gan Francisco, arr Oct 5. une; Florence, ar NYork 16th: Goiden Ri Wilson; Oneida, Crocs ivy hee S akc, 1 Hane; Wild Pigeon, iansoa, And Panama, Cave, for do Idg; Bonita, Hateh, for London do. Avone, Ne Nov 22—In ot nips , Hutchinson, fro fr albert, sean now, ee care Jy. Sid Isis ship Westers Star, Hammond laremont, swinerton (‘rom Penang) for York i 1m, Batavia; 24. Pei ania (Br). ekaby. Nore via Penang; no date, Sonora. Pritchard London ship Atias, MeKay, from arr 17th. and proceeded for Calcutta, Sypyey, NSW, ‘Oct ld Arr ship Nestorian, Goodwin, N York via Rio Janeiro BuvEN A, Ne 25—No Am vease! in bg be barks Oo Sein. NYork; 10th Oewaall, Boron, Hoa a 2—In port ships’ New Kngland, Edge, for ae: ar ar Norton, for Cubs do; barks a8, from cat dalgo, Ingalls, f Handaton: San nnetle aS » 1D) rem Gu: wt ra 0, ‘So: Alerander M, Shri vein eh ue for Car Julia M Hallock. Hallock, ‘trom st mt Wertins lor gan Cannon Wilson, from Port Spain for te mtjgos, 10. Iona guana; Astree, Pine, from Martinique; N J ‘night, Sparta from Boston are D ec 2S mr Jouns, NF, Dec Ie—~Arr ochre Sea, Mew, Bowden, P*' ti ee 20th Lord reve Jan, O'Bsien hoaton! 22d, rigs Jahimore, Jan 2, Waredaie, Saley, do, Gl ‘4 brig Melita, French. Ningpo. AMERICA, AT Bostoy—ADDiTION At.) Arr Vizard Slate Hong Kong. Oct 9 ‘oresi City, French trom Singapore for London; Nov 1 K 7. from Fooshow!oo tor do; 24, Charmer, Lucas from Shanghae for Bomaay, Nov {9—Sid Jamestow <Candae Liverpool. Baewen, Dec 2—Arr ‘Orleai Bracuy ean Dec'® Of Laconia, Freeman, from Charles: ton via Queenstown for Bremen Brusto1, Jan l—Arr Lucy. Redding, Shediac Buurast, Dec 2 —8id Favorite, Warden, Charlesto Cong. Dec 31—Arr Helvellyn, Hull, Bosion via Quecastown, for repais Dean Bo Sr P 0, Twambly; London for CardiiT and Malta (and ane! Creole, Wood, St John, NK, for 7 ‘ans 2, Lion, sts toadou for “Oalino (and an- ‘Paes by Dee Si, Therese, Hohorst, from Bremen for New oo abt Dec W—Of J Ahlers, Sclweichel, from NYork mL, Dec 29-8i4 Golden Light, Yaugha, NOrleana Giascow, Dec 31—In a Ege ay N Taylor, tor Aden, paraiso 0, Goepromins vasen, for Boston. do.” ise, Child, avid Be Brown, Beadb'try jatavia, rer. creat “aydney. ROW; Lith, ida, Reimer, Maticurve,. Graves, Singapere. Sid Nov , Barreda a wr return to Houg Kong. th, Seertuats h, Florida Nickersom, A , Dee $1—In port Hammonia (s:, for NYerk; Riba, do. ‘Hetvorr, Dec 28—Tn port We Cumming, Johns, f» nah, Orion, Ftevens, for 8 York. _ Hastincs, 1 Mf Rheia, Spier, from Hamburg tor N York. Livexroot, Jan Le gg Same, Reed, NOrieans; 34, Daniel webster, Sampson. Bow Savaa- Ady Aral 9) estan Irth: ” Bridgewater, ary! de 10th Pivtarch, Barker; 0 _a0th; Cloero,. Loring. do. Daniel Webster, Bampron, du Feb 6, all in Thaver & Warren Une of night, and. Tale. Cornish, do 34; Sonthamo ton, Ausum do 6b. Dreadnought, wamiels, do 10th, on steliation, Mulliner, do Lth; jesex, Parmalee, do 20th; Am Union, Hubbard do 2ist; City of Manchester (s), Petrie, for Fhiiadclphia 14th; Lancaster, Decan, do 7th:, Haranak, Rowland. do 12h; Ann E Hooper, Ravnes, for Baltimere; Flora HeDoral Skinner, do; Sylvia, Swasey, aud Temassee, Child, for Charieston; Highland Chief, Sturdivant, for se 4g, 1 Gray, and Rome, Liscold. Nor. acum, Mobley Suranak, Bowland, Philstet ort, for, Nore akon ready: Aim Coogee seis er. wot nt, James, yey: 4 Allied. do Lsth; Amphirie, f jor Ban ji ah % are, , Dayton, for Mel a (is chartered gy ring home cope ven gtanymede (hy a - NSW, lag: Mille, ‘irgen for Hisieg’ ‘Hunter, ‘seat, LF, ah ‘oltior, tore rere Puli: do. Marv Robinson. Grooker, tor Bombay, ‘ready ‘9 load Moses Taylor, Smith, for Hi Benson for do, Thomas Jones, for do, to follow the Calcutta, do. 'W bears, Hornet; Spiitire, “Arey, for Canton Jaa 10; Garettoer, Gerard. for aale, Lorenza. Merrow, for Greenock, to load omnes ‘and coals jor Aden. Manrseities, Dee 38-Arr Anonimo, NYork. Mewrost, bee @ (oot aoeeid Gare Ann, Patten, St 2, Oct 9—Arr Monterey. Kimball, Sumatra, A od JS -Arr Linck now, Plumes, from Singapore me vi OW owed Dee i "oes Becker, from Bremen for NYork. Doren. Dec 3i—The Joho Bertram, Knudson; of and trom Hamburg for York. grounded on the ott tn at ty it Ww parently unin \ared the Louies (lugger’ of Aingslown, and proceeted for her Ker the Op Graves, from Bi the. yord eoeacastog from ¥1 cag serving to 8 aR, api Tore oad the w maintopanila, and received other damage. writ brinmeione): parted her chains and I it of her ioe an fan wial wreck Perry ly laden re on at 1 RAW The bark Asa er whieh arr pia tte, has badly os foremant id's yard, ba baving experienoed heavy, Per Sipe Antwan, Jan 4—Are ‘York n abcanta, arr Union, Uinrk. “Havann (and oii 3th for Valencia’ Manila. al ‘wor, Oct = Ave re Br Hayden Beewes, Jan 1—Arr bs ‘Diver, Genoa: Sh. Mnoownsenaves, Jam 2—att Bic Baltimore Brirast San ns peak hard Anderson, Co’ — rr Caroline. Sefetrom, NYor’ New York (s) Cenig, A Rastern, aa neen Viciéria, Wad LL Dy A Meg a Pate le, Eyork, bate -] Haaatph, Dickmann, NYork ‘we london tt fed = ONeid for the Downe, Ly Fileaberh Ellen, htman, N York, wh oan aad ms ‘ny Jun ART MMacriet Wade, Smit em, Jan 2-—Art Ravannab, Burks dia, Riise, N Yor Sen aot “ai Hee rr e'Steteom. XYork. lea Keer , ay Rose, Oe Boston; Porshon oueeerae aa mire 5 ab, Africa (#), NY! ‘On 6, Rockaway, isis gReams. Oe Oe stan: Jordan, NOrieans: Fmma, M' Kenzie, Charleston: 4th, Underwriter, ,Prtneton, Russel and Saratoga, Trak, NYorks y landed pilot at Ws 6th); "vamaaeey mere: Ashi M ‘lesion, Ah Bmneeatd Ine, Cornish, wR Lindaay: ciray Uae: Cece: ett thorn ar alin Ch LT Sreneeh come (arcla OF cate yman and Artiran, Pollard, . ition, Lund, Mobiles Nt Mahia as ha vas oes yan, Mobile: § Crowell, Burkes of Mane Pr ilalelphiay 3 at Se, Gnlewtte harlow Fila A Clark, eee and Agamemnon, Darby, Nerieane, 5th, Alps Ba Wabi eo, Peleg Givin | ; Andrew Foster, wif, Revout 4, Arabia, M NYork: Cit . NYork: Sih, Olsers, rated Jatin Weve, Wesb, Hoag Barbadoes for New York, She now waite a survey, and it returned halt have been most pertlou: the Persia (s), for NYork, were im contact in tus river day, when the former losi foretopgallant mast, bulwark » Several vessels have sl rican ebi in six fathoms of water. ‘with main aad muzzea, ou, which have drifted on shore. Leroy from Mobile; signal for f Boston, liken, do. Nothing of couaequsnce sid; wind very, ships ary | Chapin, from NOUrleans for Boston; also 3 Wind sw Janes, Canton, Ossuns, Reporter, Joon Perkins, — Jan 2—Cld brig J D Pennell, teen Ng ytd = 21—Bark Charles William free sg] C.F, & further than Tarpaulin Co" «sae by ioe, Reports ac! + jommadead ORDER YOUR Order your Valeatr © monica 4 toy Samed Biaies be rheumatiem di Bricture, dlanasee of tonic beverage, ror (no aiferent from edher gins) universally who mae it. Sree 1 te Pea Ti appeare Wo mop be ibe beat artic wuilett. ‘Thames at Pusgeipiaaicy $1,500. York, and aid for N York. P Saturda, with the tide. ‘fie gale was the most terrific knowa upo. coast for several om, made p com P 5—& most aaa ais sleet and rain si iniervals. and still comtinu to,the present (3 FM.) | ‘The Americi Wy ings: | Pepperell, Frambly, for Cardi! n, fi Ahey. "all robably rode out the gace in safety, as dates » for | 6h make n if ot thm 4) feanc an uch ts can water in her bold at low water, che doned or sold where ahe li came running up the Chaanei, with signal flying (or a pio ove of our gigs put off at great risk and put a man on boar. Fear were entertained tha! she would not get back. rt a e o ¢ ' ' ! “shel eet uc; Joho Lina, Crowell, NOrteans; Persia (3), Sudiins. 7, po, Jan 3—Kat inwards, Wlateld Scott, M ent out same day ‘for Syney, Naw), eo eptoue, (and ke, NY. Hoag Hong and Cantou ‘and aid from Dea! Gt) sid Gallego Wolfe, Cape de Verse ene Re See hata, Cavalia, NOrieans; Hud ‘am Slick, Mayo, Genoa; 25th, Vor Dee 2 frien Pen Daniel: Baltimore; 2st; Janet oe a a ‘amazon: bom NYork bark 30 Juliet Erskine, chtd to load for NYork or Orono, I Arr Galante, Cruz, NYork. Pronto. try, Jan S~ Ate ship’ Ruins, Masts, London, oO paint, ee ‘t4—Arr ship A M Lawrence, Hallett PRocunuux, Dec 3—Bid Robert Witlg, Bear, Boston, Rave, i W, Jap 3—Put in, ship Zuricb, Bich, trom’ BHANGHAE, Nov 5—Arr +hip Eureka, Canield, San “ra s ‘Tuxet, Jan 1—Arr ship Foaca Helena, Visser, NYork Waranronp, Jan 6—F assed by, ip Kriacetoa, trom i. 1001 tor Orleans. Wuamroa, Oct 17—Sip ship PhaZtom, Peterson, N York Ay M’Chlery, Weight Antigua, Dec. 13—Put in— AI 5—The Garrick, American ship, bi in P , near toile Canpirr, Jax a sh driven up about 60 yards furuier upon the beach | f and she now lies listed off shore, an. ( The sea, as the ship lay broa ele breach over her. Men are employe: p and savidg toe stores terrific gaie from NE to NNE, ac can sbi 2 Belt Rock, Sern, for New Orie | ad Li an, tor Ox London are ei! three riding with. two anchors at 0 further mention DuNGanyox, Jun 2—The last of the cargo of the Ame Adriatic 1s now vod out and forwarded wo Liverpo hee meet, astho ship bas aigat he bemg guuk in expected sue mast be «18 8 little hopes are entertain er being got oil Inrracown, Jan 4—A large American bark (name unknow Had abe the position of the crew woudl ic came on to blow a perfect har 8. ‘This shows the necessity of haviug two or three p halt an hoar lors stationed at this port. Liyenroot, Jan 5—The Cosmopolite, for 2uevos Ayre rd the latter had trifiieg damage, Marcarr, Jan §—NE, a hard gale all day, with » heavy ped and run toieeward, The Aorthern Belle, of NYork tis riding off Kingy mas: 3 PM—Ship ts at OsteNp, Jan 3—The American ship Celia, receutly purcae 4, arrived here yesterday trom Dover, in tow. Prymoutm, Jan 4—The French steamship Josep Perrie: which lett Southampton on Thursday for Charlestoa, Us, p into the Sound on Sasurday. some Ports, BOSTON, Jan 2i—arr steamship America (Br), Ryri>. T verpool via'Ha tfax arr at her doo at 12 M; barks Daal We ster, Ryder, Balumore vis Bass diver, Laconia, Bearsa, Pe lade'piua via Newport and sass River; brig Johm #reemas ‘Charlesiou via Bass River, schrs Haven Mar, Nicker son, alexandria: Broadiieid, Fish, and Sarah Ann Roe, Bako-, Philadeiphia: Guinare Darling, N York, snipe ote bar 8 Holen (ae eto SW ao Telegraphe lanchard avd bark. 94534 tons), Seott, NOrieans: anus ght. AM-—Arr bark Leroy, Smalley, inte, dependence from Calder reported), in Barnstab! ie Bay. The bark is probably the Jar« ‘iiam. before reported. iam, GHATHAM. Jan 214 PM—Bark Chester is ashore on Beare Shoal. ll the ni crew abandoned her ia the Sound Suadey ht. She was afterwards boarded by men from Bdgartows. ‘started for Boston, but mistaking ihe light, ran ber *-No- > 4 g. ey report the Pollock Rip Light bow tax is mora! OMTGHLAND LISHT, Cave Cod. Jan 21,11 89 AM—Posatne bark M . from Mobile for Boston, 12M. pasai: 1 ships and i wHYANNIS Jan 2i—The echr Panama which went aahore « ‘storm of the 19th, has beea got oft, aud ts at Steambdo bart J MOBILE Jan 12—Cid ships Sutiej (Br). Louttit, Liverpee!, 5 Dane, Skolfield, soston; schr Peerless, Patierso» BNEW PORT Bong 2—Arr achr Canton, Johnson, Baltimo for Newburyp in port ship St Petersburg: bark Samuel Morley; schre F 9 rowess, ~~ Richartao» ‘as taken from the toe o'f Yarmes » isto this barbor by steamer R B Forbes. CPROTIDES sce Jan ‘2)—No arrival; harbor aud river de wr Jan 14—Arr brig Beatrice, Philadelphi+ LEM, Jan 17—Arr brig M Shepard, Wilkina, Para TARPAULIN COVE. Jan 21, 5 P—a fore and aft scbr fashawins Island, about one mile W of (uct a yon account ef ice. if they “The schr © C Comstock, Tangier for Portland, arr ‘ay. was of Hyannis Hooter, and driven through Suskeg . hr G C Latham in the we We Ve ADVERTISEMENTS KENEWED BVBRY (it —$—<$—<$<$—————————_— 3 FINK ARTs. Nassag Sraeer, SEW TORa VALENTI® Rater’ Secty Barly ty Bay Barty Bookselters: —— 7 good dani ay ars. Postuasors aM Pedi. Sead Mt one for Vas * STRONG'S 7 ou Doliac Loe a VALEN C16 #8, w. sthoxo Manufacturer and iin sorter j AA, strom WINES AND LIQUORS. HARLES’ LONDON CO CoRDIAI. om, « sagaraigg ore ll B. to ceed with great oneoeas tn canes Lfevariaey eee! its ‘saneiian fs esteemed b itis The aqeng thoutints ots dealer hind, te ten “ liable snd valuabie a source, ye Ap [7 to My Daas ore Under To Cou. 8. 0. Onanime AE: = ey ind ere Morr, sroanction of Cl erp, e pt rv Sieve ona in the city of New York and pour in botiles nexions: Caner’ twe tive of Cordial fixed i am ber OGE & CHARLES. 188 Prart TOO LATE FUR CLASSIFICATION. r"] x4 OR STOLEN ON THE BD UM, , jill pup, Angwere to the mame of ie ur Liver ‘pear Greenwich. Arms, 0 agar ford meretisting’ sare note, paym oe rd will be ear tothe hed opp 4, Amitai SHAW, corner of Court a frame to F ya,