The New York Herald Newspaper, February 2, 1857, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1857. I TT TT LL Obiteary. more civilized then b's master, made profrund ealsams tothe | Alleged IneMiicteney of the Petice Forec Brooklyn City News. Schr Oryatal Palace (o! Columbia Me), Legtoc. Jackssaville {Pan Sremsnr Aranis, a¥ Boston} % JOHN BARNEY, om eAMRANa: ny vremtbered up the remoants oChis stores | the Arrest of Offenders—Where the Blame | Sranmnc Avraay in HowAnp’s Court—A Maw SaRiOUELT Se ig artery a -_ % devan'tor | Ree Te ee ony This eccentric gentieman died at Washington on the | ard nevi them carefully'to the Atnerl an Miner. Here | Really Lies. anv Puuiars FaratY BUVEED.—A serious and perhaps | deci isai, ost and John MoCarty, saamamn, was kneckel | yHACMONS. 4c 2—Arr Frateruidad, NOr.cene; Anteats 2th witimo, at the age of reventy, His last appearance | {WzPe%, the mercnger, saying orgot the cut ham Be | a6 numerour niybt assau'ts, garrotiogs and burglaries | fatal stabbing affray occurred in Howard’s court—whi sh ee ena Pines ‘Tippy, Framblin, Lan, 29 daa, with | _ BOMBAY, Dro 6—Arr shiv -Lady Suffolk, Lavender, Siaga- in society was at the Pres dential ‘evse om the 16th Janu- | Had Mr. Barney’s rem‘nisoenees been finished and | which havo recenily coourred within our city bounds, | runs out of Main sircot, near the Catharine ferry—be. | snzar to Burges & Uo, reser’ J 7 Johnson & Co. oun | fOrg: Moses Taylor, French, Mauritius; 10th, actos, scLameh- ary, when he sppeared in health, He eontracted a se- | properly edited they would have madea m ameniag tween twelve and one o’olock om Saturday wight, The | jaja do Thea Pd hus especencet ent ween spars. | UBumwan, Jan I5—At, Helene, and Dorretio, for NYork; ® Vere catarrh at abou that time, and bis tilness was of og - int Reveines he bed al: tain newspapers oa our police force. If the faois exe in- | names of tho principal parties are Peter Monahan, who | 1/ days ¥ of liatteras: brew blown off three times and gpa | raves, Saal Sd Caroline, NYork. short duration. Mr. Bar ev was a son of Commodore res mane roa ak aha te ttn old school ot jlity | boards with » family who oooupy the first Soor of No. 4 rata yaa ea Dera to lighten Rear ERSE ACES, Jaa 1—-Cumberland, Lambert, Helvoets Barsey, a distinguishes cfficer of the navy of the United ux, kept up a good outaiie show to © | of these outrages lies not with the police, but with the | ofthe court, and Hugh Catherwood, whose family live on to, Richantson, Darien, Ga, 30 with lumber i “Arr Rose Standish, H Losdon; States, who commanded ihe American forces at the bat- | [ey duose for him the words of Hamlet over the skull of | system under which our city aflairs are sdministered, | the third floor of the same house. It appears both par- | niin Nw gale’ was biome te Lash: a nee eas | Ben iy, dok th Ronolnte, McKencl, Chiga; athe tle of Bladensburg ( though she paint an {heb thick, to this complexion must | and in no small degree with the indifference to thelr du- | ties, accompanied by friends, turned up the sourt to go | fail foresal,jlying jin, epli malneall, stove boat and iled | Bart , Byreu, Foster, San ; Alpeeania ie: Prisoner, liberated on pari she come at Inat.”? ties of some of our magistrates. There is no doubt that | home about the same time, Catherwood, mistaking | since that time bas been 2.060 strokes per hour; same | $r8w. Newport: 4th. moe te a rea ttFer Bool; Oth, His son, the subject of thix eketoh, succeeded to a hand Some property, and with exception of serving one term in Congress (1838), 2s « member of the House of ‘Representatives for the city of Baltimore, where he was born, he devoted himseit to 1i’e of elegant leisure. Mr, Bar- ‘Rey appears io have ber, to some extent, ambitious ofthe Peowlar reputation achieved by the celebrated Beau Brummell, and the Baltimore exquisite was generally Known by a soubriquet similar to that borne by the in- ‘Ventor of starch and the sutrcrat of Bath, Mr. Barney ‘was distinctly a society mao. In the season at Baitl- more and Washington no official levee, private soires, din- ner or supper party war co upicle without him, His po- Mtioal position, wealth and socestry gave a'm the entree A «il the fashionable water- ing places he was well ko 1wn—he arranged all the festi- ‘vities—decided upon vex:c questions of etiquette or s0- Glal position—served on aii ‘he all committees, danced, talked, tlirted more than ay one else. He seemed to Mook upon himself as the arbiter eleganiarium of the fashionable world, and > ar «»pewially devoted to the ao- Gleties of ladies, He wae ibe iv voted slave of the beau siuty always succeeded in Pleasing both old and yor. His personal appearance not pleasing, but he «as «!*ays made up with the a tne mode Tothe H E re 3 Gravetea—the most refi'xe:! | *uistooats—ine vs) canes—the glossigst of fa-— 6 ieQiem wut beret os! Of boots. In conversation «¢ «= quie ontertainiog ils naa met—the dinners ne «—the latest Parts fash fons or the neweston oi { «© salons. He was never om biog plearant for nis ‘eo Bsideres him the first oe ud was vor enforcing wqcus Be French wut Sartig shooting rats from “indow of a hotel where both gentien + ea, and for entering a when thee were ladies © worn was open. Sar- Don Quixoite. He bad room with a segar in tis no the pext room ane in « tiges would not fight tho ag simtiar quarrel wits © 4ogors, OF Balumore, with the same resuli. Mr Gas» © 4s marric! toa lady of quiet and retired babi; died several years ago, leaving several dangh er: wiom was merried to the late Judge Ingrabam vieipnia Mr. Barney cabdbied in * #ad was fond of retail- img the email talk uf prom o as facts Ho origi nated the report that G =¥ bad been offered the Premicrabip of the incon » nisiraiion, aud bad ac- + 9 ittee Statement to thet tradiotions and reiterai) '& letter to the Union, wn ahat we append a copy matter, tn ve ts 80 characteristic Ponnico, Saturday, * authorized contradiction of bas Jered and would gocept the Premi:rabip r owing statement of ‘On New Year's day [ m on ed him aro lusry Ou the prospe on. He siguitiea Jy eultec. “it takes two to make ® barges Mr. Barney Vis (oarelly inweepreted into an achnowiosgment that the barssiner bad performed his part of the 4p itonly requires she o her party—the vee rable gentleman himsef Lmanouneed it in strict comidence to one h e recelved general con- om vccupied by the Secretary of os a suitable residence. He looked approving Jed a quiescence. ‘About to publish & memoir \t\ a! -impostant to me to know bow to dispote oft mos: ncvatsgencaly. T sing the song of the ower gir in the streets of Lon doa = “Primroses, primroses—wlo'l! buy my primroses: Shall I give the copyright away, pubiish on my own ac. Gount, or sell to the highes: biuorr Destrous to elicit pudiic opinion, I hapiare broadcast throngbout the plication. The regular oric yuni to more than the work scattered specimen and ~asked a gratuitous eight cena line would ever produce to me or my heirs. Kuowing the selection of he Premier to be all important, wrote >) mail and by te'exraph to editors wl over the United States; (0 the Henatn of course, and my chapter headed Gen. Jackson toriiwith appeared Subsequently, in his aecepiance, om the groun: ster, Clay, Calhoun had wing . You still ive. u ence. intellectual vigor, an: ‘most ipieresting epoch in ou must faldl your de ‘ag a safe pilot in whom your par’) have entire couluence Tis repiy--the precise worcs of whieh I forbear to record Jest I sbould unintentonaliy mis norr them — Verba volent sc iota manent. We separated, under @ ori ¢ suvistion that L CBs nd nobody else, will be Secretary Mareh. The stacreet and ju‘icious po canvases by the Pree dent + ec , but nome to be cer Dildered b> oisappointmen’ He is and eve~ bas ber Unitarian. He sece and bes © amber T ureedon Gen. Cass + &propriate fituess. Web- a got to Heaven lea urvivor of the illustes 2 udgmeat ripe in exp {be permitted to retire State on the 4h of years. le reminds me o: the L) ‘aked James Fox c Myself. of course, was ber proiny My ret is myself in « very shor: L'myself—i.e. James Bich My second. a girl And vou are my Nov committal Hia coufdential fri Wishes. and ‘hey wi . One ouly exception to bix wructen of his Cabinet ¥ tual reserve abo: made koown to m years since, looking forward to the «vent which red, I arranged mvse tf ax a m the eon: ‘Tweaty ber thereot, and, within last’ moat. formally reveased hin from al oromises which he Bever made, te confer on m. the Nave Vepartment, ‘The correspondance is rich amt will be furnished far publt cation up my mind defintely not to a during the next Presidential term. You JOHN BABNEY, Mr. Barney was pariioniar'y sensitive ‘adoat Ot his State, Some yours apo « mrvice of plato which been presepied by the city of Baltimore to Commodore [ecatur, wer pat up for sale at Suction in this ciy The sale was made va covtrel over he Hakan rs ip Die ame ar ‘Will doubtlans be amen Mr. Lom resolve? to write rou P > ‘anh enenie life in chay oy hetoner a avive orcelaton. He wove tons ed ™ ot & ew errors in his com9osi- and thickly sirewec bis work «ith quotations from the elastics. fe bar’ bi rem aisvepoes of Randolph be- fore us, and mare 6 few erirecw Jokn Randolph, as ehairman of (be Committee of Ways and Means signeliy failed. Ferhape the (nancial gents of ta. milton, Delias od Gallatin baa penetraied the areaua, and ex hauasted (he sources of revenue He never did originate any measure; always content, by to 4 ‘and {9 weunc the feedings of his frieads without tf cakinet, hie mornt ¢ 1, ; worn out by a contianous, o'clock. when we wi ow hours. meeting im commitice Bt tem, ‘eck: cap ou his head, booted and erurred whip in hand, be woul earelom!y etroil inio he Houre Pray. Mr. Speaker, what might be the question now uader Soggideretion’” Informed. be would rise up. mabe & pre- re — speech of tour hours oy eeoribe the ms ef Loodon and Paris, where he Wwolhtu accurne; Crbausted, | rose oad prepared to take my i33 ai showumker in all 7 oe probability be who does ie honest Ned—hat been | Yesimed. figuring on a large seni iis Brothers, sons of the ocean, made, juanéered fortunes lay Out all hie surplas in presenta to his ef Ruglish porter an old Stilton cheese, laret. champagne. hock aud Seltzer water He never i¢ sock and his funds were always ‘Ned wanted @ new mission, w his constant risiver, the gaunt & (em 5 of i Ned was short and p Randolph." orn: had eons terable dificnity in that diticulty.” “'Streich: said Ned. “he left me pull si at tie iat Bed blowing; be Knew the hock and Seltzer water bad A member of the Senate, entitled to every consideration, @iyled him “ his friend from Virginia,” “I wish the Beuator undersiand tnat ! never baa but one friend in my <juba yemterday, not that he de | servan'—but ‘in these alyoli- remind the slave of the Captain fn bin anip , Captain Perry brought up 'e the wharf’ the American mer ordered & pom drive him to & headland. Captian Perry had to warp bot the Ameriean Minister ail thelr engamunicationg PRESTON 8. BROOKS, OF SOUTH CAROLINA. 4 member of the House of Representatives, died at Washington on Tuesday, 27tn January, aged 36. His disease was croup, superinduced by a violent cold, of ‘which he had been il! only a few days and was conva- lescing. His death was sudden, and he went unprepared into the presence of his Maker Preston 8 Brooks was born im the Eigefield district— which he represented—in the year 18) He inherited some property and was carefully edacated at one of the Southern military schocls, and frst appeared in public life as an officer of a voluntcer regiment, recraited in South Carolina, forthe war with Mexico in 1846-7, Ho was amember of the Tuirty-third Congress and was elected asa disunionist, He served his first term Without attracting public notice, and was returned to the Thirty fourth Corgrers, the first session of which will yet be considered one of the most important tn the history of the body. In the Senate, on the 19th, 20th and 2ist of May, 1856, Mr. Sumner, of Massachusetts, delivered an elaborate speech on the Kaneas question; in the course of which he assailed Mr. Butiey, a Senator from South Carolina, with great severity. Mr. Buvier was not in bis seatatthe tme.. Mr, Brooks was his relative, aid Mr. Batler resided m the aisirict rep:esented by Mr. Brooks. The jast named person conceised tt to be his duty 10 inflict Personal chastisem:nt upon the Senator from Massachu- setts, who bad sucered at South Carolina and charged its Senator with deviating fom the truth in every ble manner. Oa the 22d of May, at about noon, Mr. 8, accompanied by Mr. Keitt, also a representative from South Garolira, enterea the Senate chamber. The Senate bad just adjourned, and Mr Sameer sat at his desk writ | ing Mr Brooks informed Mr. Sumner that he came to obastise him (Sumcer), at the same time striking the so- nator several biows upon ihe head withacane, Mr. Sumner atiempud to rise and defend himseif, but was upabie to do 10 Duriog vis straggles his desk was wrenchéd from ‘‘8 fasteuiogs and overturned upon the floor Mr Brooks continued the attack. beating Mr. Sumner white he jay \psensiple upon the floor of the Se Bate, with the Diood fo ving trom several wounds Daring evers) moutoe Mr. Sumuer lagered on the threshold of ite, and he has pot yes been able to resume Dis sea) in the Senate Mr Brooks was prosecuted criminaily and was maloted ina fae of $500. The House appoinied a Commitee of Investigation, which commutes reported that Mr. Brooks and Mr Keiti coughs to be expoiled. 4 resolution to that cifect failed to receive the two thirds voue necessary to tts passes, wher the geptiems ygned their seate—Mr. ‘nforming the members woo had voted tn the maiive cn ihe parrage of the resolution that he uid no longer conrider them as acquaintances. He ‘Was returned ‘Congress # itn but iow dissenting voices, ‘and was re-elected to the Thirty-Mfun Gougress. Dartog Ie Cebate Vpon ihe questi w ot bis expulsion Mr. Brooke ‘Was involvea ip per: ons! aiteroations with several mem bert, and among oilers with Mr. Barhngame, a member from Massachusetts to whom Mr Brooks sent a chal lenge. Mr Bur izgeme sovepte ' it, but Mr, Brooks object ing to the piace proposed, the matter was dropped. e HIKAUIt Made toe AremLeet eXClLeMent throughout the country, and war deprecated by al! sensible mea of Doth parties. It was w ciegrace to the natioa and will be @ msting blot on its esoutcheon. It haa been pleaded in extenuation for Mr. Brooks’ conduct, that he was @ lected by the South Caro'na aciega Avonge the fered to the Stale by giving Mr. Sammer the ina blow, but tha: he was iifiamed by wine and hie own bad past 'ons, and Carried the metier further than he intend ed. Mr. Brooks ¥s¢ no. a vuily, in the ordimary sense of the term, he bad te air aud manners ¢! w gentleman. He was not a frs\ clas mao in & mental point of view, but was quite up to toe average callore of mea wh» are sept now-a ‘avs te Corgress, His last appearance in blic Was made a) the Presidents levee, ou the ifth of jURTY, When be Was notived in the following terms by correspondent of the @ awn Post:— Amcng the most roticeable of those present was Col. Pres- ton 8. Breoks who with acbarming aud distinguished on bis arm, the wite of a Senst r and the mouid of form.” ‘The good looking colonel {ss vorite with the jadies: not Lai sure, from any celebrity bas acquired. but from the quvit'es of a generous nature, combined with the bearing and m-nners of a geatiemna. wish those Northern people, who regard Col. Bi “rufian’ ard a “bully” might know him as well as Ido; ve would be a change of sen'iment in re- from which originated lis unfortunate hhigh’st bonor to the remains of Mr. fa o ly ceferded bis course im the Sumner affair. A cis- course was preaches by ine C»splain of the House ip Presenee of the Pre-clert, the Presiieat elect the Oabl- Bet, Judges of the Saoreme Court ant members of both houses. The body wa. sfwrward tnterred in the Con- gresnioval cemetery. H- leaves #ife anc four children, So hive, ale, sod was buried Preston 8. Srooks. ‘Lhrongh cveumetarces 0! the mast deporable natare the bistory of the ¢ vatry cannot bo craly writien unless he mentioned with oblogay. Such ts #l it ts cur duty to record tt. De mor The Mansiaughter on Board the Ship Guy Mannering. [From tho Liverpoo: M»voury, Jan. 14) A caso ix at present unver lovestigation by the Amort cau Consul apd the police ausborities whieh inyoives the death of a fine young Dotonman, abo t nineteen yours of age, (0m a leged creeity by some oF the oilicors of the American ship Guy Manneriog Upon the arrival of tho ‘Yoautoi le the Bramley Moore dock, the young maa was ‘a ttretchor t the Northern Moepital, at an a Monoa) morr'og. ne mtate of inseasibility fale bo Dever rai <a aod death terminated en and face apprat to bo ‘mashed to a mummy, completely fartered and crushed, andthe a€utl evidontiy fractered Lown to toe extromilirs searcely an inch of apace appears between the brulens, cule and rors, tho evidence, #0 far as oaD wt present ho ascorteined, impli cates @ mAD Name Lewis, the Dostawatn of the ahip, who Id to bave struck the decease a blow acroas the face & belaying pin, which may socouut ‘or the fractured This man i un tor the survelliance of the police: . 88 AG 'DGUCHL wil! be held on the body to ‘ay, the care will then be folly wvestigated, Mr Wall, the head Serzeon of the Hospi! having expressed nie opinion that toe deeth = Avot DB, Bemed Geor se Waits, belonging to the same *bip, * also tying in the rame hospital with a fovere scalp Wound, which he rays was in‘icted by Cut tiogs, the third mate. Hix body is also feariully bruised ‘With blows from belaying pins and other murderous ‘Weapons, with which the mates of the ship hed armed th: mecivee curing the voyage The \oqaset was opened yesterday (Wedoesday) before the borongh Co oner, and the bird ie, Hi Cottings, ard the boatewal Lewis, were in custody. it was proved that during voyage botn ihe prisoners had repeatedly beaten the de- cased. as alto bad the first mate. Postal Affairs, A NEW CONTINENTAL TREATY. ‘The last arrival from Gngisad riogs us advices that the postal sumorities of Hoglana wed Fraie have very 1ecently agreed u) treaty or arrangement er taaee caene | postage on 0 ube Conard American ment bas ments, What it the letters or 8d per #! American Lo or 184. Fer ‘coitine oentimes, or board at maintained ‘Ounard, the postage ZBALAND. Notice bas been given by the Brilieh Post office re. cert arrangement mace by the h government for the conveyrnce of mails once a ith, by the route of Svez, between Girat Britain and the apnea colonies, r thie ar- rapgement matir a ea fre (Bogland) reguiar'y on the 1ith of eneh moath ; io edi to, and connexion with, tho direct packet service from Southampton, a epecia! rervice will be maintained, ‘via France, for the conv: eS es ae which will be despatched (ondoa days atier departure of ; thus the oor. oa from ‘The the cannot ‘Australia, = ton; 80 cents the singie not exceeding '; ounce, when sent via Marseilles. Newspapers, whee seat : “lan conte prepaym: il | i the excitement occasioned by these events has been pur- posely exaggerated with a view to producing an effect at Albany. Notwithstanding all that has been said on the subjeot, it is certain that the number of these outrages is no largor than it usually is at this time of the year. But, supposing for argumont sake, that thore is an increase, the police, as we will presently show, are not to be held responsible for it. After a caroful investigation of the facts we have ar- rived at the conclusion that the police, as a body, dis charge their duties as efficiently as any other organized force of « similar character that we know of. Asour readers are aware, the number of the city police is lim- ited by an act of the Legislature, and neither ths Common Council nor the Commissioners have the power to increase it. There has beon no augmentation of the force since 1850, whilst the city, as every one knows, has inoreased both {a population and territory. Let us just cite an example of the manner in which the rapidly increasing ratio of the lat- ter bears upon the duties and lahors of s force whose num- bers remain stationery like that of the polise. We will take the Eighteenth ward as the best illustration that oc- ours to us on the moment. Thies ward comprises about a square half mile of territory, to which isallotted by law fifty policemen. From these fifty, ten are detailed for special duty aud five more are detailed to the parks and railroad depots within the ward; there are on an average about five on the sick list, leaving but thirty men for pa- trol duty. Hence it fo\lows that the posts and beats tobe patrolled by the men are very large, comprising genor- ally four or five streets about @ quarter of a mile in length, because but baif ol the force can be out, whilst the other half ia sleeping. It will thus be seen that a citi- zon may be attecked at ove point of the policeman’s beat whilst the other is faitfally discharging his duties at the other. Garrote roberies, for instance, are always offected by a party of three or four, two of whom make the at- tack whilet the other two keep watch to see that the po- liceman ts nowhere in the vicinity. It follows as a matter Of course that the Istter can never arrive in time at tho epot where the robbery is committed. But this ts notall. A greater difficulty still, is the dis- couragement caused to the police by the non-prosecution of ofienders after arrest. Tho police magistrate, to whom ‘Mr. Hait’s new police bill proposes to give power to hold courts and special sessions, now held by the Recorder and City Judge, are the Judges before whom tn the first ‘matance tbe culprits are carried after arrest, It the arreat takes place at night the prisoner of course is sent to the station house, but in the morning is conveyed be fore the magistrate, Where the offence is sssau!t and battery or rioting inthe streets, the probability is that the offender can bring sufficient influence to bear on tho magistrate to onture his release on a simple repri- mand, The impualiy resulting from thie state of things 20 emboldens offenders that we have known repeated instances iz which they have returned the next night to the beat of the «cer, and abused him for having ar. rested them, But even eupposiog the delinqueat to be held twice out of three times by the magistrave to answer the complaint, the probability is that on an exami a cunning or tofuential lawyer will succeed tn his disobarge. Tho*sem!-annual return of the @hief of Police to the Mayor will show that three times the num. ber of arrests are made than cases are sont before the Grand Jory for indictment, so that of the greater propor- ton of arreats mace nothing ts ever heard afterwards. From these ‘acts \t is evident that it is not euifisient for the proper administration of jastice that the police oflicer should ¢o bis duty, but that the police magistrates and the District Attorney should also properly discharge theirs, The latier failing, as we have shown in this res. pect, it is most unjust to tarow the responsibility of tue escape of oilenders upon the police. Recently, as we bappen to know in contequence of there being 80 many arrests 0/ fire thieves, and of its being the practice of the poiice magistrates simply to reprimand and discharge such offenders, the Mayor found it necessary to give orders to bave them fbtained a} the station house until the fire was over, so as to prevent them from returning to thelr predatory pursuits after summary dismissal by the mogistrates. In the face of these ‘acts, and supposing the police force to be equal, in point of numbers, to the labors required of them, bow are we to expect even the most conscien- lous discharge of their duties to have any sensible effect upon the dimipution of crime’ There are now pending gevera! thousand cares of assault, highway rovbery, bur gary acd \arcenies of ai! kinds, im which mo prosecution ‘Will Do instituted, sad the immunity resulting from this state of things will, of course, im every instance, load to the repetition of the offeace. What encouragement is there, we repeat, for the police to make arrests in pre- sence of such culpable inditerence om the part of the gutborities, sad what terror ls there in arrest itself for the offender when it lends to no more penal consequences? Police Antengence, RETRIBUTIVE JUSIIVE—AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE. Some montha ago we briefly aluged (o the arrest of a Laited ‘Staten soldior at, Bodloe's Isiand, mamed Jobn Lawlor, ome spicion of baving murdered « young woman named Mary (cn. Lawlor, it will be recollected, wrote @ jetter to the Chief of Police, stating that about four years previo: sly, while teacher tm the workhouse at Rathdrum, county Antrim, Ireland, bejviolated the person of the girl alluded to, and then drowned her soas to ByVO!d detection; {.rihermore, that the spirit of the mur. dered viehm beunted bim night and day, and that ho could obtain no rest or peace of mind until he had di vulged the fearful secret, which «nti! then he had kept locked within bis breast. While incarcerated in the Tombe, Lawlor manifested insanity, which led many to believe that the story of the »urder was without founda- ton, and bad only been trumped up for the purpose of obtaining bis release fromthe army. Toe prisoner jasexamined by some modical men, who rave ites thelr opinion that he was insane, and should pe sent to the Lunatic Asyicm on Biackwall’s Usland for medical treatment. the preceee ‘fo mie eathorition in thi ity, ne wu ‘8 |, reault in his being sent back to Whee Lawlor Le 3 ae ae gg ney lu the appearance of an Insane man fle ray. day, tore bis bair, scratched In short, bis conduct ied ali to berteve that {og madman. But soon t ent r and by degrees he became quiet aod thoughtful. on between Mr. Edwards, the counsel for the Raglian government in thie city, and the home govern ment, and bo doubt thinke that bis story about the murder was re- cclved with doubt and misgivings by every one who had beard or reaa of it, sed bopy impriacoment he was then suilering Mo sound im mind doos ne now the air of & sane man, appeer th: 00 Black woll's Ie- innd bee given ® cor’ d declares ly roupaing this most extraor: came itis only fair to preaume that a ved ; that Lawier was 4 in the mame ; that bis guilty conscience would Hi ie for the murder be has go fally feased tobe the perpetrator. Biouway Rownmey 1x Dariicwt.—Jobn MoDonald was taken into custody by ofloer Long, of the Seventeenth ward gs Jooge Rowell wilt , Mo > ees for him to the entire satistaction of Mr, Glass and the lea day #poke ship Goean Wave. tor Boston. Jan 47, 20 tiles & seer je emt al Are a 'Wmn Alfred, colored seaman. died from oxvosures Monahan for an acquaintance, pelted him with a snow ball, but made an apology as soon as he ascertained the 2%, mistake. Monahan, however, was bound to ors nat DW Veushen, Giterd, Witmngt 8,18 days, with a fight, and pulling vif his cost struck at Cs- | port hoats, foretopmast, deck loud, weather: therwood, when the latter also threw of his Sehr John Barton, Wilm ‘ ¥en p cupetignced henry coat, and both went at it in good earnest. They byt at aang ‘split mainaail, lost part of clipohed and fe!l, and Catherwood cried out that he was stabbed, when Monatan jumped up and ran {ato the Fs house. The wounded maa was lucted to his room, all covered with blood. He bad on a blue fiannel and a white shirt,both of which were com! satura‘od, and BELOW, Sele atattata usd Webster Brig Dunkirx. from Cuba. ‘Also, 2 sbips, 2 barks, aod 3 brigs. ‘was found that he bad received seven stabs in differeat | _ The pilot boat Geo Steers - is of the ‘The wounds are in the right breast, Sands Hook: spoke ship Hurtlord. Firvaise, right shoulder, thighs and arms. Several are | Ford. from New Orleans, very deep and it is feared may prove fatal. Drs Coch- ® SAILED. ran, Peck and Duff were called in and dressed the | steamshin Atlaniic, Liverpool; Ships Hellespont, London; injuries. They thivk his recovery a mere chance. Criterion. Mobile; barkentine Santa Cruz, San Francisco. ‘Offic: Cread, of the Second district police, hearing the | From Quarantine—Si Jas Adger, Chesapeake Bay, tumult occasioned by the affray, lo his appearance ‘Wind during the day from SW to WNW. and entered the room in which Monahan was sitting, by breaking in the door. He asked for the man, bu! re- ceived nd answer. He saw Monahan’s bands covered with blood and he imm took him during the affray, wa: is witness. Both are locked up ia the second district ata- tion house, Catberwood is about 25 years of age. He has a wifi and one child. His recovery ws hardly povible. Aa investigation will be held as soon as circumstances will admit. Sux Brooxtyny Harta Rerorta —Sincejthe Common Council have removed Dr, Wendell and appointed another physician im bis place, as health officer, there have been no weekly lists of deaths as before, Whether the omis sion is on ount of the increased healthfulness of the city, or from rome other cause, is not definitely known. te Se Paine ape coring a ‘Wright, Messina; Ar- Bos, Burke, Fayal. Below, ship australia, trom Liverpool. tod TM, Wood's Hole, Sint, ship Ameriown, 83 daya from Cork rob} Bpoken N lat 368, lon 39 E, ahip Forest City, alien, for Singapore for Louden’ " % ©: tip Forest ity mis rank Gaoeusa, trom Gisagow for NYork, was at 8 Tho- Brig Wactasa, Kilis, from Curacoa for NYork’ sunk off Mara, 4 when ten days out. Webad a heavy rain storm during Saturday afternoon acd evening, avd to day has been cloudy and that » The ice in our barbor has commenced giving way. Herald Marine Correspondence. KEY WEST, Jan 25—The British ship Kelvin, Hatfield, from New Orieans bound to Liverpool, with 2 200 bales cotton, ran upon Pickies Reef on 12th inst. ‘A, was taken from the wreckers, 154 bales cotton discharged. and the ship floated. ‘The captain unwilling to return to Key West, gave the wreck. The N! ers the cargo they had on board their vessels for their services, Misnengnem aa Masmine | oe Broce on ia Forage, The abip recelied no conaideralg i injury, rales cotton were f e UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS’ COURT. Marshal. ec parietes «? Botore nobody. ‘The British ship Crown, Capt Corry, from New Orleans, Jan, 81.—The United States vs. Joseph W. Fabens and | on the Sth ot : & valuable’ cargo, consisting of ouary, with 3,491 baies cotton, 3,483 bags corn. 66 bags wheat, and 12,000 siaves, bourd to Liverpool, ran ashore morning of 19h inst on ‘asdoai between the ajax and Pacitic reefs, biiged, and filled, She was boaraed by Capt Rollins of steamship Isabel, zlst, and assistance ofered. A hawser was made fast to the sleam: er, but ail eflorts to move her were unavailing. The wreckers soon after came alongside. and have already saved 750 bales cotton. ‘The cotton in the lower hold will be more or lesa; that between decks will be got ont dry, aad probualy re- sbipped. ‘The wheat and corm are taoughi to be a total loss. ‘Lhe sbip witl not come off, beige badly bogged and her back broken, Tae ship and cargo Me valued a $250,000, and in- sured in Englar 28, & Pinkney. ‘The Spanish ship Teresita, Coll. from New Orleans for Bar- ina’ Patches on the L6th inst, Hewry Boiton, Ths examination of the defendants, who are charged with a filibustering expedi\ion to Nicaragua, was tet down for this day at i2 o'clock, All the parses were in attendance, and Mossrs. Fabens and Bolton were largely represented by Mossre, Eid. Biankman, T. I’. Meaghor and Campbell and Morton, whilst the interest of the United States goveroment wav attended to by the District Attorney and Mr. Joachi:nssen. Mr. Blunkmaa requested that the District Attorney — bring the matter on before Mr. Comuissionor jorton. The District Attorney in reply stated that Commissioner Morton declined bei the cause. Mr. Campbel!, ove of the counsel for the accused, sald ‘that the District Attorney did not wish to bring the case before Commissioner Morton, because that officer had expretsed an opinicn that the charge was frivolous. The District Attorney asked that tho prisoners be re- manded until Monday. Mr. Biankmen said:—If this case is before a commis- sioner, 1 sbould like to know what commissioner It is, because Mr. Stilwell is absen; and Mr. White declines to act, and Mr. Commissioner Morion is pot selected by the government, because be bas already expressed an opinion ar to the {rivolousnoss of the charge. I should like to know who ts authorized to recommit ¢ gentlemen (the defen’ants), Jf the Commusioners decline to act the matter is not properiy before them, and therefore they have no right to recommit the defendants for say examination; and cerrain!y no act of Congress or any ia in the United States eotborizes the Viatrict Attoroey act as prosecuting offoer and comm. iting magistrate, and therefore be bas no power to order the defsadants to be recommitted for examination when It was set down for investigation this day Mr. Thomas F. Meagher, also one of the counsei for the acevacd, said that came there {or an examination according to the appointment made by the District Attor. Boy and as arranged by the Commissioner, and be as one Of the counsel protorted against the power or the right of the Mstrict Attorney to remand the accused without the euthority of a Commissioner or committing Magistrate. The District Attorney said that as no Commissioner was fone A to hear the case. he would leave the parties in the is of the Marsbal and cali upon him to produce ‘\bem for exam nation ¢u Monday morning Mr. A. Morton, another of the defendant’s counsel, ad. dressing Deputy Marshsi Taompson, said that Colonel , Bolton bad been charged with a violation \d they were there, socording to the order of the Commissioner, to meet the accusation, ‘and that the order from the District Attorney to the Mar- ebal to romand the defendant: was tilega!, and that they Would hold nim (the Marshal) legally responsible for a false imprisonment. Mr, Biankman then advised Colonel Fabens and Mr. Bolton that ibey woreat liberty, and that if the Marshal detained them be should do {i ai his peri!. ‘The defendants, however, romaimed quiescently anter celona, struck the ahoai called Coili and was about to take aid rom the wreckers when a favorable change in the wind forced her off, and she proceeded on her voyage, ‘ibe schr Louisa, Newcomb, at this port in distress. complet- ed her repairs at an expense of $1,471 03. She sailed for Apa- lachicoin 16th, Tn a heavy blow on Sunday the 18th. the sachr Fred Shuver, Shuver, discharging cargo at Fort Taylor, broxe trom her moorings and was driven ashore. She will be hove out and repairrd. be ser Carro Amelia, Turner, at this port from Kingston, Ja, \ndistress, Snisied repairing and loading at aa expense of $1,756 81. She asiled for New York 2ist The cotton per fritish ship Kelvia was sold on the 2ist inst, at from $',¢ to 11 14 We Arr lith, brig Mary Hamilton, Baker, 8t Marks: scr South- erner, Bellows, Balimore; 16th, sbhr Fred Shurer, Shurer, Peusacola; 1%:h, steamshia Jas Adger, Tiok.epaugh, San Juan; iia, pilot ‘boat’ Florida, Joboson, Nassau; 2ist, schr 8 Bart: lett, Sanders. NYock; 22d, Us schr Leanex Baird trom the Ree! scar Woodbine, allen, NYork, in distress, leaking free- ly—will dieg wnd repair. Sid 2th, brig Tavanier, Williams, NYork; schrs Relempago, Corry. Nassau; Wnt, Carro Amelia Turner, N¥ork ‘The schr Soullerner. Bellows, with a steam purap on board, went up ‘0 the assistance of the Briish shia Crowa, but at the Inst accounts waa doiog nothing the ship having hi'ged. The news from Nassau {x to Jan lath. The Chamber of Com- merce on the 14th inst awarded tothe salvors of the cargo of the american shiv Ophir, loston the Ginge-bread Shoal, 40 per cent of the net proceeds or vaiuation of the prepert reco vered and the eum of £2) to Joseph Matthews. master of the schr Vancouver, for his services as wreckmaster, PHLLADELPHIA. Jan 31—The City Ice Bout, Capt Kelly, which left Catharine street wharf at o'clock on Friday morn” ing, gor through the Horse Shoe at 2 PM on ber dowaward course, with steamer Palmetto, for Bosiov, in her tow. ‘The steamshipr State of Georgia, for Charleston, and City of New York. for Bostop, remained on Saturday in the Horse Shoe, awaiting the return of the Ice Boat to tow them down, Miscellancous and Disasters. For loss of ship Taniscot, from New Orleans for Liverpool, and for other interesting marine intelligence, see our corre: epondent’s letter from Nassau, NP. Alao sec our Key West correspondence above. ‘The brem shiv Hermine, from Bremen (reporied yesterday), scchored at Quarantine, dragged her anchors Saturday night, by the ice, and went ashore near Townsend's Dock, but was got ofl with slight damage, and towed to the city by steamtug Ocean, Capt Fountain. The ship Yorktown, from London; dark Fgiautize, from Lisbon; brigs Fannie Butler, from New Orleans and J 8 Colton, from Messina, were also dragged by the surve'llance of the ( aited Ststes authorities. ‘be ice, but received no damage. ~ y bf oy Aer om Capt. Bellows, late of ve 4 in Potter's :#ta; Personal Intelligence. pth ye eT nd’ pat into Pot * storm and & Amonget the cistiogumted stracgers now ia Washing. ton is Brevet Lieut. Col. Gardes, Uolted States army, commandant at Weert Po'a', and one of the galiant oflice: who distingu'sbed thomerives in the Mexican war. Crawtord, the scvlp'or, is maid to be suiloring severely | }; from @ tamor {.rmed over ove 0; his eyes, which throat- ens to deprive bim of his sight. Recently he submitied to an operation wich promined at Orst to afford him re lief, Late advices frem Rome, however, co painfal approbersions, 28 tho tumor proves to be @ ms'ignant cancer, from which there are but feedie hod of bw re covery. ia @ native of Boston, about forty years of age, and bas resided nearly twenty yoars in Rome, where Ail bis best works bave been proiuced. AKRIVALS. ow, in the steameniy Tempest—Mugh Talidy sides, Joan Heil, indy and family—and & in the seerage From Glasgow, in the steamship Glaagow—Mr and Miss Catharine Kay, Mre True. Mr Rea. G ivval, J MM Chien Hi MeAlpin, W Gardver, Thos Gardner, K Paxien, Robt ta gan, F Pariey—ant 55 in the steerage. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. inlu, Dee fer's Bay on the 7th for a harbor, in a thick heavy aca: let go bots anchors with 140 (atho vbip dragged until abe struck the botiom, ame ua . ‘Ebey then tok to the boats and secured pro and proceeded to the Harmouy, NB. which iay se north vide of tor bay. but found that Capt. Hampstead vil render po arsistence further than to take them on hoard. Capt Bellaws then sold tho wreck 4o Capt, flampsiend. who towed it about 30 miles up the bay and left it. The Natches had on board 68 bbls sp aud 1250 co wa oil. gale during whien the ship was Pail in the water, becoming nnma- wing overboarc about 500 bags of wheat, islly, aud until her arrival in port it was ne- two ‘pumps going continualty, wt times the 1AN, of Bath, wrecked nt Baracoa, wae 915 tons, rated A2S;. valued at $40 090, and insured in Bos: ton and Bath. The © Las a cargo of 3,074 bales cotton, aald to be iraured in Boston. Suir Ouances (of Baltimore), Ruark, for Boston, put back to New Orleans Jan 2th, lesking Suir Maxtrou— A bottomry bond for the sum of abont 8%, - 00) on the #aip Maplion bas been negotivied at Maurits, at the marine interest of 1% percent. ‘The botiomry will’ be pay able 15 days atter her onfe arriv Baux Powsarras, Simmons, at Delaware Rreatwater from Palermo, experienced very severe weather; lost jibbaom, head raii®, started heed, lost main bateh horse; has been 25 day wee! of long 00: fel! in with the ice @ tiles Bol Cape Henlopen, and was fast in it two days. 4Kk Jane Dacorrt, Capt Lambert. arrived at Glaagow on the 16th ult from New ‘Yors, baving ade the passage in 21 daye—al! weil Ranx Tawwaxy of Philadelphia abandoned at sea, was built at Philadelphia in 1864. and rated Al; ave waa valued ‘at $19. 000, Buse Aamons Oris, of Be'fast from Savannah for #t John, NB, before reported sunk on a ladge im the Quoddy River, Mate! to have bilged. she had a cargo of pitch pine timber A CAKO—The wad , Snody Hook Pilota return their sincere ‘hanks to. Capt Charles Quin, of the towbost James A Stevens for tawigg dhe pilot boat, Virginia No.8 out of the ioe ist, From ALKIVED, Steamship Tempest (Br), Morris, Glasgow, and the Clyde Dee 7), with mdse and parseacers to T McDonald. Eucoun tered stroog Westerly gales aad bowerous weatner. teamebip Glasgow (Br). Goodwin, Giawow, Jan 14 with madre and 69 presengers, to) MeSymoa. tas experienced W and 9 W gales on the passage. 4 ‘Ship Phauiom (of Boston), Peterson, Wharapoa Dee 17, Ja Head Nav 11, crossed the Hauator in the afiantie Aan =F ge Maturday, Jaa Sixt of Betiow’s pith, viens was ‘Wham bound up, off 9 cruise, a! rat ‘en board p don Of vessels. Jan Mh, the Virginia fell in with the #she Ger. trade Horta, of Rockland, ib all her salle blown away aad Wee RREeER Sone woLte Wiad ROACH.” THOMAS MORLEY. JARVIS P CALY: ‘Whalemen. Sid from Mauritius Oct 2th, ship Harrison, Beuley, to SPAT Tito Nor 12, Chameion, Gray, NB, with 160 ¢p, 1200 wh; Had’ ship: had loet anehors ard chaine ced 00 wh by bark Harvest, of and for Fawbaven, and 17,000 ibs bone, by tae for N Redford. 2, J D Thompson, Waterman. NB, ff bark § W Porter, sanding W. Jan 31 exchanged colors with ‘8 four masted Engiish steamer, standing W. Ship Genoa, Pannell, Nev: Orleans 16 days, with cotton, tc, to Kebson & Poediek “Jan 50 iat 38.2, lon 7435, passod a rhip # mast painted waier, same tne Jan 3). Barnegat of 8 Wreck stiacbed. treee, paitied white, daga'S of Hatteras, Ship Hartford (of Southport), Powell. Savavnah 15 days. with cotton, £¢..to Wakeman, Diinon & Oo, experienced heavy weather. Sao %0, while at anchor in the Lower bay, the chain ard aati fe anchor Ship Alexander (of Baltimore), Bain, Chareston 15 devs, with cotton to Taylor & Mev®l, experionced heavy wealber, ‘to Jan Si came to ancher of the Hook, and dor ing the easterly gate ara te anchor with 14 fathoms chain owt, the wea at the time breaking clear over the ship; came hear gong ashore on the Hook; slipped the chain, and succeeded in clearing the buoy of the outer midd¥e py about ards Bark Lyeargue (ste). Casto, Palermo 68 foe wie frnit to Carton Peexet, of Tn Ochotat Sen, Frith 1200 bb te wA oul all well; would not go to the Sandwich alan: © At Taleabuano. Deo 7, Midas. Howland, NBR, 500 #p. 750 wh; recruiting fer home world be bome in April, Supestor, Nor ton, NB. oW ap fitting for heme A letter from Capt Houstia, of bark Manuel Ortiz, of NBed- ford, reports iat Cel ‘boise Oct 19. off ten sian in iat 43 LA FAA mainsail and plank gallant to the min 4 ‘one boat and stove two badly; Broke the foretovgallant yard Chambertain, Robinson & Co. Jan 29, iat 8340, lon 73.10, | move Pmnning on starboard bulwanks, and started the seune Speke thin Davre, henee for Havre nearly the whole lecgth of the ship Om the starboard side; Bark J W Anderson (ot ), French, Bermuda 5 days, | terew the dhip down on ber beam ends, hut owing co her bul in ballast, to Master, heavy weaiber, left sbio Dirigo, 4a being gone sie righted very qaickly, taking in iarce hence for Gis wv, in cdustreas; bark Sophie (Br), Shaw, bri entities of water. The ship's bottom is tight, and she is re- ‘Clinton, in distress; Jane (of Pic- for New York, n ‘Listress ‘tarragoua Nov 16, Maisea Nov Leviathan (ot Baldeboro). ton), Mckenzie from Pict Bria Mary B Jones, Jon ing at Labaina, Has abipped 6,(0i7 Ibe bone by the Crystal :¢ do 28, and Gibraltar Dee 2 with frutt, ae, toGomer. Wallies Co; | Ship Ladoga, Leach, from Boston tor Caleutia, Nov 21, Ist 17 vesselto Van Brunt & Singht, tid in company from Gibraltar 2, Cronsea ibe Keuntor 26 days ort with bark Mlizabeth and Sea Queen. The M FJ took a south ighland 1. gbt, Boyd, from NOrieans for Havre, Jan orm pasmge, snd bad westerly gales the entire passage, from ord Reet. peed to ghining, heavy thiuder varack (not Garrick), from NOrleaos for Liverpool, Jan 1h, Jat 3150 lew 69.40, chip Enoch Tram, of Boston, bound E, bw am &B. which jan 18, lat 22.06 N, hiand lights bear 32 miles, fel in wiih rom Buekaport for New fork, was entirely ow spolied her by menos of a heaving line, it blow- ing bard at the time, with snow i. Jaa 2), lat 87 46 |, of lon 72 49, ae Kuss, from NYork for Garden iy, Inn 12, off NYork, no date, Ae, by Key West. Schr Sian Wright, from Darien rig Biainore of sangor), Whitmore, Marsetl'es, 73 dava, | the G R Dixou, at Wilmingtoa, with mdse, 10 master. Ei perienced y weal carried = away mein boom, ae. Arig Mathiléa (Hol), Feel Trieste, 74 days with mdse, BeRvos Avnes, Nov Rn hip Parana (not Panama), 10 OW Pollits: veaset (0 Fr & Meincke. Experienced | from N York, diag; bark ‘Brime@e, | . from do Cropap Bourvan, Dee 2—Helow, sehr Sul ivan, a from NYork, a the bar 1th Se Bae dan 12—In port brig Maris, Gilford, for Bristol, Jan 47 Ta port barks Cordelia, for Boston. Kig: lone ding: MB Stetaon, for Boston envy Venther, was 5 days on the const z brig Fannie (of Frenk je) Campbell, Santon, Brazil 54 days. with coffee, to Frost Schroeder & Co. Jan dah, iat 95, on 74, spoke bark wen Green, from St Domings City tor Bos: ‘on. 18 dave ont at Cres rure Brig Orinoco (of C field), Johnson. May Mary Adelia wig; brigs iy gre next day; Grannda, diag; Masonie, for NYork 4 days. J brig M #4 © Gilinan, of Boston, ja ie eerie for'Roston, who supplied us with previsona tan | [a port. Jan 4th, achr Amy Chase, Chase, for Malaga, to load hy lat 37 88, lon 72 40. ‘wreck of 8 Yeagel of about | for N¥ork; wind W, plensant weather. : 5) tons: abaavtoned., both masta gine atthe ieek, nod the sen | HALirAx, Jen 1—asr brig Vieworia, linger, Phiiadelphia. eek ohn 26 lat 10, Jon 73-27, passed 1 druewre, Jan I sohr Angier * eee fa vemel ef boat 20 tons, with both masts gone; hed | Maceiniés, Nov 20x, port ships Caroline Read, France. & white bose amidships, black aides. bo waprit standing. and | ville, fro jansein for London. fa }; Maniton, my l, tie was siandoned. fame dave lt 84, 19n 1307. ponrded shin | from Bombay fr do, do. Bid et Bh, abip Oniarine, Willey Bert, fi leans, ‘who supplied tis witl Rungapor Antone sien. Fen ¥, Cape ye sight, spoue wche Harriet, Now tere ship Lanerk, Magoun, Doboy Crelinon, 21 daye from Mansanilia, had lort one man, foresail, ‘an 1—In port bark Young Greek, I Jonninn 10 dn: vu feriurinne 8 ale, and did pot oall ene ntl Dee ait and boom, during the NW gale of the 2ist. Lett brigs rey, from omen Raton, Woods, for Portan Prince in $ days: 8 Wel. | Cardiil for & Domingo 4 days: Nebraska, from | Penarth Roads during & ‘Rovomter 8 re york, with Tone fee yar nls, te. Schr | 14h faring tu sah akon the passage in the short Jorn, M Hover, Dixor, for Baltimore next’ day.” The bark or of 16 insted Pacific enited for NYork 1b Br gohr Labrador, (captain Neayitas, Dee 28— Cong Pe dy ED =m fed or cholera, Vee 9), from Halifax, Dee 15. Camt MeParding, of brig S Webster, was sick of cholera and not expected ‘0 live. ig GB Challoner (of Fast Machiam, Thompson, Clenfue- | Brit Gora with anger, ty G8 Mlephentou; vessel io masier. | fad very heavy weather, lost jibboom) jib ae. t ‘Plger to Hammcen, Ma), Carlaon. Facme) 25 daye, with | ’ Bisters, Robinson, from barks Pathiinder, Kelloch, Parn~ lorie and Rnglish Channel. Dee 2 —Tn port orig Moonlight, aud for 4 Prnnamnven, Dee tt. nd Roo Grande det Rebr ‘hom Bangor, arr 12h, 30 days paamage, ready to com: fruit. eoilee and log wood to H Beck & Kushard:, experienced | medve 14g for nu? re nar ag Prine, Dee @—Ta port bark Ariel, Rordes, MEL? Fieve Bide, Pleros, ly SS days, with | on r iryant, for Boston sown; schr Coke Fieve Ore b Gerlova, venpiieal tury ead gu the Pam Ze; log Yom, pay} gT deck lows, Ae, | BO cert a ao at venrie | OY angees. ry 15-Shd brig Gondugtor, Cana, Bayanoad, lamer, North Ati Moore ; Sth, Alert, Williams, Caur de Lion. "Tucker, Bea Francise® via Singapore; Ades, Manila. ‘Nov 38, Uriel, Fester, Boston; 2th, Young Mechande, Awabury, Hull; John Lend, Besise, Boston; 27th, Onion, Last Lai wo, Pierce, London; 3h, Oliver ith, Boston; 4th uli. Union, Leth~ap, do: do: Kdward, Kussell, and Martha, Rocke, : Tth, Torrent, Coop, Chiaa; Krutus, Meacom, MYork. ‘Are VERD IsLanDs, Nov 1—Arr Carthage. Basthope, Now- BGT Ant std Dec 16 for Sarnunah); Ich, Gienbura, ‘Tebea- |. Swansea (and sid Dec 2 for aknab). ‘Cxprrr, Jan 14—Sid, Agnes, Jones, NOrleaus. Fut back ith, Transit (of Brunswick, Me), Nichola (with da- ow a wa ite Sergi ae sprain, Landon Gardift; Saltire) Arey. do for Hong kong; Ocean Freeman (or Friend), do for Cardif (und al three pt nth, Kate and Alice Therp, from Babin for Bremen Joes of sails and other damage); 16th. M tans, Warner and Ohristiva. Owens, N York for Loudon (an hoth proceeded im tom Cochituate, ¢, Ba'timore for London (aad proceed- Dover, Jan 6—Of Mobile from Rostock for Mobile. Dosceress. Jan 13—Of, He from, iirork, & oad for Bumburg. Passed by 14th, Oroondutes, Disley. shields NPAkTMovrA, Jan 13—Bld, Sheridan, Russell (from Antwerp GRavessxp, Jan 16—Sld Mattapan, Chapin, Howard, and “fartha Rideout, i Fi Collier, Port Philip Morse, New Or- GLAscow, Jan 12—Arr Brothers, Crowell, NYork; 13th, HD Prookman, Higgins, do; 16th, Jane Daggett, Lambert, gaze. fia init Courant, Gray, Valparaiso; Benike’ 'Leltaae 7AM, GueRsoox, Jan 16—Martha J Ward, Storer, NOrte: Queenstown. ‘Sid 14th, Glnagow (@). NYork. iaiiied Gyo, Jan 3—Sid Nantlus, Berry, Palermo. Hamauna, Jan 13—In port, Hammonia (a), for NYork; Etbe arn date are R ‘M_Bloman, (Woodside, No AvRE, Jan 1— 0 °, Lith, Crest of the Wave, Colley, 0; Screamer, Corot mas fe Sld14th, Logan, Taylor, NYork, Monarch of the Ses, Gand ™iiveeroonan I8-Arr Astoria, Uoichtnson, Savanah: ivERroo.. Jan 18—Are , Hut waunab; Cornelia Lawrence Knavp. NYork. th Fanny Fosdice Crab tree, and Harry of the West Adama, NOrleans; Atianti - Mam, Mobile; Faloon, Patten Savannah Altisnce. De Forest; Charleston: 18th. Florida, “snoerman Savanna. Ohartes Hak Hale, Charleston; City of Baltunore (), Leitch, Phiadelphes: Qrieat “Hill, NYork’; i6tb, American Uniod, Hubbard, & or 13th—Cld Forest Eagle, Ulmer, NOrieans: 14th, Fanule 8 Perry, York. Callao. iadelphia. Poo'e, N York. 1 Sid Golden Star Murphy. NOrleans; Borneo, Flitaer, Apalachicola; Baltic, Zerega NYork; 13te Cheshire, Fi City Point 14th. Civilian. Purrington, Valoaraio; Agamem chester<(s), Petrie and Saranak, leu Austin, Garrick; New World Knight, and 4h Furbei, N¥ork: Bridgewater, Barstow, #oston; Lith _ eti, NOrleans; Jol , Culting, NY¥ork; Rovect, lopp Stagg. Boston. ‘nt for joading 13th, Carlyle, Simpson; NNrieans: Sytvia, Swasey Charleston; lith L & A Hobart. Linuekin, Fieufae- gos, Wm Bi Prescott. Batcheider. NOrieans, Alhiaace, De Fo- rest, saton; Sea King, Barker, Ady I7tb, Niagara (*), for Boston 31st; Cicero, Lortag, de 20th; Plutarch, Barker, do 2th; Sea King, Barker do Feb 5; eran Shannen. ae bed Fork ee a he jee Baltimore (S), Leiek, de 2h; Yorkstre Bryan ; America, Barstow, do 23d ire, Babbidge, do Constellstioa, Mulliner, do 26th; Middlesex ee ‘eb 1; Alb‘oa, ‘Williams, do Sih; ‘Wm Tapscott, Bel’. do 10th; Arctic, Z do 11th. Jas Browne. Kerlin, for Philadeiphia 20th inet H Perkins Wayne. do wih despatch; Flora M’ Donald, Skta- ner, for Baltimore 20th inst, Ann E Hooper, Raines, do soon, Bockaway, Lufkin. for Charieston; Leucothea, Gray; Ella A Clark Copperholdt, and Chariotie ' Soule, for New Orleans; Lightning Enright, for Chariestou Feb 5. oNDON, Jan 14—Feien Miller, Galt, from Baltimore; Ver- mont, Marsden Col 0. In port 16th. Moneynick, Smith for Boston, ldg; JR Keeler, Allen, for NYork, abt ready: Southampton, Pratt. for do 4 Liverpool. Kearney, for do Li cor Ban Fraceiseo, Glimves Dayton, for Melbourne. Jan 25: BW MiDe. Sturges for Adelaide ‘Idg: Indian Hunter, Austie, for Pt Philip do: Blestra, Weeman, for Sydney, NSW, Wiscom- fin. Creek, for Bombay Jan 21; Moses Tavlor Smith, for Mia- ras. y T WSe owes, for Calcutia abt 2th John Wade Webb. for Hong Kong snd Canton Feb 10, £ Hamiltoa, Lew- for Boston, idg; and others as bet Lisnow, Jan 6—Arr Suliote, Sweetser, NYork; Mussina, Jan 5—Arr Ocean's Fevorite, Jolinsom, T-ieste, 6th Zephyr, Lane, Marseilles; Samuel G Adams, Ogter, Oporto. Sid ist, Carlotta, Tagana for New Orleans: Juliet Erakine, Kel'ey, Boston; Sh, Ann Johnson, Lothrop, New fork. Th port 9th. Ocean's Favorite, Johnson, chid to load either for Boston, NYork, Philadelphia or Baltimore. at $22) Newront, Jan 13—Arr Meta, Paash, NYork, Sid 12th, Ar chiteet, Butman, Valencia Ponrieottn dant is Patced pat Mather, ‘ontsMotTa. Jan 13—Pa: Am . from London for N York. . Wicur, Jan is—Of, Spitiire, Arey, from London for Hong Kovg. Portiasp, San 15—Put in for shelter, W Srune, from Wavre for NOrieaas PLyMoorH, Jan 1$—Put in, Elizabeth Filen, Brightmas, fn London for NYore St Aunans, Jan 14—O0, D H Watjen, 34 days {m .NOrleama, CPounay abt don 15-9 RL Levensoler, 35 days ‘ORRAY abt Jan 15—Og Gilchrist, Levensoler, from NOrleans for Havre Texruirr® Dec li—Arr Mery © Haskell Tinker, Bamger; 1Md, Guanche, Seres, 8 Mary's. Ga 2id Lincoln. Corawails, Jacksonville. Std 8th. David Nickels, Canary %t Thomas. ‘Taxes, Jan 14—Arr Columbia, Sturges, Savannah. Grarzarsy, Jan 15- Bleven seamen ofthe Am sbie Sp for Bong Kong, were charged 13th with assaulting Mr Thorw. ton. the first oMeer, and with other acts ef foxuvordination Tt sppeare that whtie going down the river trown into tbe cabin at Mr of was very mutinous, They pleaded drunkenness Five of bem ¥ cre fentenced to twelve weeks imprigonment at hard labor, and (he remainder to eight weeks. Two of them hed sa additional sentence of twenty one and twenty eight days ter damaging the ship. Loxpox, Jan 16~Ship Sea Lien (of Bath), Ryan, frrm Lom- don for Callao, which went asbore near Kingtown, afterwa 4s got off and takea into Ramsaate was towed up the river yee terday, and taken into Mr Green's dock, at Biackwail a” to be surveyed to day. Mitrorp. Jan 14—The Lacy Raglan, Wardea, from Car- ait for Norfolk, with rails, sprung sieaK and will have to dis charge. QueextowN, Jan 16—The Najeatic, Durand, from Liversoot for Boston, baa put in here shert of provisions. Rio Janeino, Dec 14—The J W A Lorenzen. Brarea, from 1, fost nate ta ). Friton,from Cardiff for California, ie leak, which put in here Nov Home Forw. BALTIMORE Jan 30—arr er Wm Jenkins, Halles, Resion, be tore reported off Fort Metlenry. CRARLESTON, Jan 2]—Arr ehio Clementine (Fr), Blain- ville, Bt Pierre. Mart, In the offing, fr ship Harmonie, from St Pierre, Mart. Old bark Gipsy Queea (Br), MoVormick, La- verpoo!: brig Adele, Kvers. Windies. LYANNIS, Jan soc ponang by: steamer Western port, (roa NYork for Boston ‘The Boi in Vassing by. sueamer HB Beach, from N York for LEWES, Del Jan ® 8 AM—The tug Americ thie morning st 10 o'clock, and went to the T. chor outaide te Breakwater, also to the bi her, and bark Powhnisn, at anchor still tempted to speak three barks at anchor sill further Bay. about near the hears, but the ice was too heavy to get tot then she towed a bark inside the point of the Cape, and roother to the Hreakwater. weatle the British brig Oregon, but did not_move hee, and she la new towing between the works & pilot bow, which wasin danger of ge criven on the Mreakwater, vesela cane in the pilotboa's boarded | some, and the at Leving vessels, we cannot report ail that bas toe in the bay has eetded considerably, but Ras not shore and the B Turley "i * the Breakwater, and all the vemsels G0 a apprehend dangee (0 the hint o ch er will be Sua Garr, i «fchis Lhentore. Stetson, R Vaux, RW Dillon, pilot boats Jey and Whiiden, at sea, in barber pilot boats Connor, Gen Pike and Herald, and steamtug America A brig owt- side. with loas of to be the Dethi qj phenson, bark St Jaco, Meas, Cardenas. NOISCO, Jan 5—Arr ship Bapld, Winsor, N York Mary Bangs, Somes, for Callao, to load for Florida Crowell, 6 Foun laverpart Cid ghiy Comma 8A\ ve Bio jaueiro. me port, abip SAVANNAH, Jan Wartca Pasion ‘Liverpesk tart Onilne Poiking Yost wart ARON verpool; ‘k Collima, Fe! WE )—Sehr Orlando. —¥ LFLERT, Jen Long. which sahore 2th, waa got off last night, Khe Je in fond con and Will start for Provincetown to night- Brig FP Swett (np: posed (or Rt Mary's, Fla) la oll, and i the lower harbor wvak= ing for steamer. “ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED RVKGT DAT. FINK ARTS, Ay ers i at - asain. BTRONG'S SPLENDID ASSORTMENT, whieh haa yore To lay In @ stock, The ten dollar sample lots are the aurest tnt can be made, and af the ensiest way to dinoovered. ‘a the ume! : Don't be tao tate! TQUOR DEALERS monthly meeting of the ci¢ty will be held at National evening, Fe’ reqnented, THR REGUL New York Liquor Denlar, ae Hall, Canal atreet, on Mon lay ‘o'clock. Punetual Attendages t@ FNGS. Progdent? A.M MATITRWB, View Gysiarys A, Bais, Recording Secretary, at PW.