The New York Herald Newspaper, January 30, 1859, Page 5

Po EIR UE ae Religtous Intelligence, cury CHURCHES. In the Orchard strect ‘Universalist church Rev, T. J. Sawyer, D. D., pastor, will preach this morning aad even. ing, at the usual hours. pepe ved aa evening—The ness me Vaeeee ree vata will preach at the Great Hall Of the Union (Cooper Institute,) this evening. Subject— «The final triumph of the Gospel of the Son of God, The Rev. P. MeMenamy, D."D., and other friends of Scriptural truth, will consider the claims of the Fifth ar- ticle of the creed of Pope Pius IV., and answer objections, in Spring Street Hall, No. 185 Spring strect, this evening. ‘The Jews are invited this morning to 187 Bowery, where the preacher will demonstrate from the New Testament a Christianity in barmony with and attested by Moses and tbe Prophets. In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets. Rev. C. W, Biddle, of New- ark, will preach this morning and evening. Divine service will be held, as usual, this morning and ‘afternoon, in the North Dutch church, corner of William, and Fulton streets. Public worship will be held in the new Jerusalem church <Swedenborgiau), at Lyrique Hall, 765 Broadway, this morning. Rey. Dr. Dyer will preach this evening, in the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street and Waverley place. ‘A-mecting in behalf of the St, Anthony Falls Church Mission will be held in Calvary (Dr. Hawks’) church this eveving. The rgtor of this mission, Rev. Mr. Chamber- lain, will be present and make a statement, showing the plan of his work, the experiences of its progress@nd the successful results already attained in it. The provisional bishop and several popular city clergymen will be present and take part in the meeting. ‘The Board of Foreign Missions of the Reformed Dutch cburch having appointed, as their first migsionary to Ja- pan, Rey. 8. R. Brown, he wiil preach on that subject this morning, in Rey. Dr. Macauley’s church, corner of Fi(th avenue and Twenty-first street, and in the evening in the church corner of Fifth aveuue and Twenty-ninth Btreet. In the John street First Methodist Episcopal church preaching this morning, by the pastor, the R B. Har- ris. Subject—“Jonah’s Mission.” In the evening, by the Rey. J. Warren, D. D., of Erie Conference. Dr. Armitage, pastor of the Norfolk street Baptist church, will preach in Trenor’s Academy, Thirty-fourth Btreet, one door west of Broadway, this afternoon, Rey. W. H. Green, D. D., of Princeton Theological Se- minary, N. J., will preach in the Stanton street church, corner of Forsyth, this evening. Preaching by the pas- tor, Rev. Joseph Sanderson, in the morning and after- hoon. Rey. Robert G. Dickson, the pastor, will preach this morning and evening in the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Clinton Hall, Astor place. The Rey. M. 8. Hutton, D. D., will preach at the Acade- my of Music this evening. Rey. A. Kingman Nott will preach this evening in the National theatre, Chatham street. ‘The Eighty-sixth street (Yorkville) Methodist Episcopal church will be dedicated to the worship of God to-day. Services to be conducted by Bishop Janes, D, D., at 103¢ A.M.; Rev. J. B. Wakeley at 3 P. M.; Rev, J. B, Durbin, D.D., at 7 P.M. Rey. Sidney A. Correy will preach in the Fighteenth street Baptist church this morning at 103 o'clock. ORDINATION, Rev. Joba R. Thurston was ordained as pastor over the First church, in Newbury, Mass., on the 20th inst. INVITATION, At a meeting of the proprietors of the Unitarian church, Jamaica Plains, Mass., it was voted to extend an invita: tion to the Rev. Dr. I. W. Thompson, of Salem, to become their pastor, at a salary of twenty-flve hundred dollars, INVITATION ACCEPTED. Rev. D. R. Brewer, of the Young Men’s Missionary Asso- ciation of St. John’s church, in Yonkers, N. accepted a unanimous call from St. Paul’s Free Episcopal church, Yonkers. Rey. Waiter Clarke, D. D., of Hartford, Conn., has accepted the call which was extended. to him by the’ Mer- cer street Presbyterian church of New York. He will in the Mercer street church on the first Sunday of Fovresry. INVITATION DECLINED. Rey. Henry Smith, D. D., feels constrained to decline the Call of the Second Presbyterian church, Cincinnati. INSTALLATIONS. Rey. Walter E. Krebba was instalied pastor of the Em- mittsburg (Md.) charge on the 14th inst., by a committee of the Maryland Classis of the German Reformed church. On the 24th, Rev. John Kuelling was installed by a simi- Jar committee’ as pastor of St. John’s German Reformed church in Frederick, Md. RESIGNATIONS. Rev. Alvin’ Cooper, pastor of the Presbyterian church of Gowanda, N. ¥., hasasked and obtained leave to re- sign bis charge, and wil close his labors there on the 17th of April next. ‘The Indianapolis Sentinel states that Rev. Dr. Daily has placed in the hands of the Indiana University his reaigna- tion of the office of President and Professor of mental and moral philosophy and belles letters in that institution, to take effect when the Board shall accept the samo and notify him. This step is induced by the very unpleasant circumstances under which he is at preseni surrounded, Bo seriously involving his character and ruinous to his influence. He has been suspended from the ministry. Rev. W. H. Hadley, of the Chicago ministry at large, has resigned bis situation and contemplates returning to New York to reside. Failing health requires that he should give up his position. DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. Rev. 7, Frooman, of Rochester, died in this city on the ‘26th inst. NEW CHURCHES. St. John’s church (Catholic) was dedicated at Jefferson, ‘Wisconsin, on the 9th inst., by Bishop Henni and Prof. De Berge, of Milwaukie, assisted by the Rey. F, X. Minderer, the officiating clergyman of the church, It is reported that the Catholics contemplate the erection of a new church at Charlestown, Mass., on the front part of their lot (now improved as a burying ground in the Tear), on Bunker Hill street, The corner stone of a new church now being erected in the Bowery, in Alb wae laid on Tuesday, 25th inst, ‘The congregation erecting th's chureh is the one which, for the last eighteen months, hos been worshipping in ‘the Spring Street Mis and is part of the congrega- tion worshipping eot Coutinued. Somewhat Over two years age (his partol the congregation, consisting of forty male members, together with their pastor, Mr. ‘Worsidlo, left that ehurch on aecount of some troubles in regard to the pastor’: ca! x leaving that church, Dr. Pohiman kinily tendered them the use of bis church until Af they obtained the Mission ilouse. Two new churches are to be commenced in Jefferson, Wis., in the spring. The dedication of the Untversalist. meeting honse on ‘Main street, Cambridge, Mass. (Rey. Mr. Skinner's), took place on Wednesday , the 2¢tn inst. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘The American Tract Society bave appointed the Rey. L. B. Rockwood, of Rocky Hill, District Secretary for Con- eoticut and ithode Island. ‘The Washington correspondent of the Presbyterian (Old School) says that a wealthy planter at the South has sub- scribed twenty-five thousaud dollars towards the Metro- politan Free church, to be erected in Washington, D. C. fhe donor has given the amount to be invested for the perpetual endowment of the pastor. A converted Jew, who has been laboring for six weeks in Boston, named Pitowsky, has, within a short time, re ceived a’ letter yo wealthy ‘indy in Philadelphia, of- fering to give him a theoiogical education at her own ex- pense. We understand this gentieman has been liberally ‘educated at the college in Berlin, and contemplates enter- ing the ministry. The trial before a court of the minist of the Motho- dist church of Indiana, of Rev. Dr. Daily, on charges of lewdness and drunkenness, ended after three days’ in- vestigation. The accused was found guilty of both the ‘charges named, and suspended from his ministerial func- tions and church membership until the conference can act upon the case, A correspondent writes that there is at the present time fome excitement at Ipswich, Mags,, in consequence of a number of the members of the Methodist church (the tor included) having about four weeks ago engaged Bie services of xa energetic revivalist preacher, and com- menced a series of protracted meetings. At tho firat meeting some of the audience disapproved of the strong language of the preacher, but little was said about it, until at a subsequent meeting some strange and incredi- bie stories were related, The preacher is also stated to have asked a brother who had never,taken a very active part in the meeting to come forward aud open with prayer, and upon his excusing himself, preferring that somo others Should assume the duty, the preacher immediately re- joined, “Brother S—, you have a soul blacker than h—I.”” Many of the audience, it is stated, came to the conclusion that such exhibitions were not the working 0 a true Christian spirit, and that injury rather than benefit ‘was likely to be experienced. Some abgonting themselve: from the meeting, the pastor preached against them a« ‘opposing the work of God, and the breach in the church thug been in this manner increased, PRAYER IN CONGRES! The following prayer was offered at the openiny House of Representatives on Wednesday Jast. by ‘Tustin, of Washington :— Great God) Thou art seated on the throne of uwniversa’ dominion, and the countless worlds which hang all over the immensity of space are only so many shining provinces of thy inimitable domain! We bleas thy name that thou hast selected this world on which we livo, in preference to all the other worlds that thou hast created, as the theatre on which to display the wonders of redeeming love. We po namo that, in the apportionment of this earth among the nations of men, thou hast caused the lines to fall for us in such pleasant places, and hast gvien us 80 Simnra ® heritage. We biess thy name for that -heavenly iration mote Jed our forefathers, of precious and glo- Sar the colonies free and in- Gepesiteee Weiss We bi thy name for that suc- cess which, through ie biescing, crowned their ee and their We bless thy name that priceless inheritance which they have Dequeathed to usy their favored descendants, May we be faithful to the sacred trust, and have an ear nest care to transmit it unimpaired to our children’s chil- dren Lip sg all generations. To this end bices, we beseech Thee, tho people of these United States. Purify the fountains of Power, and grant that religion—the great of the ev. Dr. NEW YORK HERALD, conservative principle of our institutions—may be every- where acknowledged and received, Bless both branchs of the National Legislature now convened within the walls of this Capitol. Preside over their deliberations aud conduct them to such results a8 shall be for the glory of bet Bal name, and for the permanent welfare of this great re- lic. Bles® the President of the United States, the Fates his Cabinet, and all subordinate constituted euthorities, and bestow upon them all those qualifications of heart and of mind which are requisite for the right, the faithful and successful discharge of every incumbent duty. Forgive our national sing, by which we have exposed our- feives to the inflictions of y terrible displeasure; aud grant that, under Thy graciour providence, we may be- come & united, contented, happy, prosperous and holy People, as distibguished for our piety and gratitude ns we are for our civil and religious privileges. Ail this we hum- biy beg for the great Redeemer’s sake. Amen! ‘The Weather, the Streets and the Fog. During the past week the weather continued mild, yet Bot so pleasant overlead as during the previous week Indeed, it may be said that we have had lately all sorts of weather. Three weeks ago we experienced the coldest “snap” we have had for “seventy years.” The following Week we chronicled the fact that the atmosphere was 80 mild and the weather so pleagant that Broadway pedestri- ans and lady shoppers found overcoats, winter mantles and furs quite oppressive, And during the past week, what? Why, umbrellas, water-proof clothing, top boots, hackney coaches and cough mixtures were in great de mand. At dusk on Thursday evening a rain storm commenced, and continued with great force, except at short intervals, until daylight on Saturday morn- ing—stopping only to take afresh start. During Satur- day forenoon and afternoon it did not rain, but a regular Londonish drizzly fog set in, which continued throughout the day. With the raincame the usual copcomitant—fog. Yes, for three days wo havo been betogged, not by a common sea fog that pays a visit for a few hours and then disappears, but by a rogular Newfoundland fog, that, to use a nautical phrase, “ might be cut with a knife.” This is, no doubt, owing to the unequal temperature of the atmosphere during the last three weeks. It greatly incommoded navigation and ren- aered it perilous. Fog bells and whistles were constantly in use during Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights, as it was only by sound the ‘ferry boat pilots were enabled to steer weir craft. During “a portion of Saturday the ayueous vapor Was so low, dense and compact that the pilots could discern the topmasts of vessels at the docks, while the hulls were entirely obscured. At the latter part of the day the fog had almost disappear. ed; but at night it returned with redoubled density. To ruu the ferry boats on Friday and Saturday nights with any degree of regularity, was out of the question; and at some of the ferries the boats stopped running. Safety of human life—a virtue not always possessed by steamboat men and railroad conductors—was more than ordinarily observed. Transient craft made it conventent .to remain stationary, and the steam towboats went about’ cheit bu- The ‘oldest inhabitant” says ho over expericncod, » streets Lave been well washed, but not sufficiently ‘arry aWay the ith that has been accumulating for several months. The accidents and casualties during the prevalence of the fog sum up as follows:— On Friday morning the steamboat Sylvan Grove, plying and between this city and Harlem, ran down one of the well’s Island yawl ferry boats, dashing it to pieces, precipitating the crew—ten in ‘number—into the river Uhree of whom, named Michael Grabam, Thomas Loe, and Dapiel Mahoney, were drowned. The ‘others were’ res- cued, On Friday afternoon the steam tug boat Sarah E. Brown came in collision with the Jersey City ferry boat Dud- ley 8. Gregory, carrying away the forward rails and about fourteen feet of the ladies’ cabin. Nobody was injured. On Friday efternoon the steamboat Syiph came in col- lision with the steamboat Huguenot, near Staten Island, breaking away the wood work forward, butdoing Lo othor lamage. The telegraph reports that on Friday snow fell to a depth of nine inches at Rouse’s Point; at Saratoga, threo inches; at Bellows Falls, nine inches; at Rutiand, Vt., six inches, and at Boston, Providence, Sprivgfleld and Albany it was raining. The roads and ponds all along the river counties are overflowing, and from present indications the frozen condition of the Hudson river cannot long withstand «King Thaw.” Chty Intelligence. ANNUAL BALL oF THE Ligut GvaRD.—This affair, which is looked forward to with so muth anxiety by the fairer por- tion of our readers, will take place at the Academy of Music to-morrow evening, Slet instant. Of course “everybody is going to the Light Guard ball,’ as usual, and we hear that the number of tickets already disposed of is very great. There is one advantage, however, with the Academy, and that is that it will hold everybody. We may expect to soe then at the soirée dansante of the Tigers on Monday a full gathering‘ of tho worth, wealth, Veauty and fashion of the metropolis, to say nothing of contributious of provincial beaux and belles without umber. ‘Tur Case oF ALDERMAN Brapiey.—With reference to the charge brought against Alderman Bradley by the Super- intendent of the Howse of Reception, reported in the Hsnaip yesterday, we are informed that Mr. Bradley did not visit tho institution in his official capacity, but asa private citizen, to exercise what ho believed to be a citi- zen’s rights. He complains that the manner and language of the complainant were most insulting, and that, although he did use gome strong expressions in his reply, it was only after he had been bullied and abused into it. He de- nies, however, haying employed the coarse expressions attributed to him. Tae Accent To THR BLackwEtt’s Istanp Boat.—In our account of the unfortunate drowning of three men in the East river, oa Friday, we stated it was the Harlem boat Syivan Shore which ran into the Biackwell’s Island boat. It was the Sylvan Grove, and not the Shore, with which the collision occurred, Fire ix WasinGTON StReet.—ADout half past six o'clock on Friday-night a fire occurred in the smoke house of the provision establisement of Paterson, Knapp & Co., No. 525 Washington street. The firemen promptly extinguished the fire, The damage to the stock in the smoke house will be about $1,200; Insured for $60,000 on the coo, stock in the following companies. ‘—Metropolitan, $5 Commonwealth, $15,000; Mercantile, $10,000; career Gye $5,000; St. Nicholas, $5,000; Resolute, $10,000; Amorican, $5,000, and Firemen’s Fund, $5,000.’ ‘The building is ds maged’ slightly; insured for $10,000 in the Merchants’ Insurance Company. Fike iy East Tarrant Srreet.—About half past eleven o’clock on Thursday night a fire occurred in the tenement house No. 279 East Thirteenth street, in the premises of Mr. S. P. Moran, The flames were goon extinguished, but Mrs. Moran was severely burned. During the afternoon of Friday Mr. Moran was arreste! by the police of the Seventeenth precinct on the complaint of Mr. S. P. Hay- ward, he being charged with wilfully setting fire to the premises in question. Moran will be detained at the sta- tion hovse yt the matter cau be investigated by the Fire Marshal Fie iv Eicirm Streer.—Between four and five o'clock on Saturday morning a fire broke out in the grocery and liquor store of Gustavus Dorn, at $41 Eighth street. The fire- men were carly atthe premises, and confined the flames to the cellar and store. The stock is damaged probably to the amount of $200, on which there is an insurance of $400 in the Montauk Insurance Company, and $200 on store ‘ax tures, in the same company. The fire, it seems, wus first discovered by officer Wells, of the Eleventh ward, in the cellar, but how it originated will be a matter for the Fire Marshal to investigate. The building is damaged about $200, covered by an insurance of $2,500. Mr. William H. Landers, a member of No. 44 engine, at the risk of his jife, resued two little girls, named Julia and Elizabeth Kopf, from being suffocated, A member of No. 22 engine (whose name we did not learn) also rescued » boy named John Bossler, whom he found on the fourth floor, “The children were all conveyed to the Eleventh precinct station house by officers Van Tassel, Wells and Miller, in au insensible condition. Proper restoratives were applied, and when recovered the children were returned to their parents Free IN BuxeckeR Srreer.—Shortiy before seven o'clock on Saturday morning, a fire was discovered in an attic bedroom in the building 289 Bleecker street, occupied by John Shindle as a dwelling. The flames were quickly ex- tinguished by the firemen. The damage by fire and water Will amount to about $100; insured for $600 in the Stuy- ‘veeant Insurance Company. The fire was no doubt caused by the carelessness of the servant girl with a match, hen she lighted a lamp in the room ashort time pre: vions to the fire. ‘Tre Erm Street Morper.—Prelimivary arrangements for hoiding an inquest upon the body of Wilhelm Decker, the second victim of the Elm street tragedy, were made yesterday by Coroner Gamble, A jury of eight geutle- men was summoned by Dr. 0. Hanlon, the Deputy Coro ner, and afl the witnesses were subpanaed to be in at- tendanee at ten o'clock on Monday morning, when the in- vestigation will be preceeded with, at the Sixth precinct station house, Frat Accivent.—-Last evening, about seven o'clock, a porter, named Thomas Miller, in the employ of Whitlock & Co., corner of Beckman and Nassau streets, while in the avt of ape & case of goods, fell from’ the sixth story to the cellar, i tustaining ry hectare of the skull, from the effects of which he died in about five minutes. ‘The unfortunate man leaves a wife and two childron, RESIGNATION OF CoLoNEL Jon B. RvER.—This gontle- man, late Commandant of the First regiment of Cavalry, New York State Militia, has resigned. Colonel Ryer has served in the militia for more than twenty years, and takes with him im his retirement the best wishes of all who have beon associated with him, TeuRGRavHio Wactuines TO THR Burns Cron.—We aro requested to state that the facilities afforded to the Burns Clubs in the transmission of telegraphic messages, for which Mr. Swan seemed to get sole credit in our report of the Astor House dinner, were also extended by Mr. J. Horn, Jr., of the American Telegraph Company, nbs Jointly seat all the messages of the clubs free throughout the Union and Canada, Prize Fient iw New Oxtrans.—Two buffers named Burns and Stafford went some distance down the river yesterday morning, to punch each other, according to the fistic code, Fach went down on a job ont, attended by! a hostof “the fancy.”” The first round settled the business; Burns « hitting foul? and losin, be fight. There were half a dozen oxtempore among the backers of the reapective and higal ret bie heads of the excitement; all occasion was ag exciting asany one it dosired. a ‘ety lace outside this parish, the ‘Mayor and Chief of Police fe disgrace. ew Orleans SUNDAY, JANUARY 30, 1859. Card from Rev. Mr. Hatch. 1@ THE PUBLIC. Honry J Biymond, Enq . editor of the New York Tins having repented)y al: ted m bhet paper, io his attacks upon ine op acrount of my active oppysition to Sunday lawa, that f &n imposter, in that 1 profess to be a Con; man, whereas | bave. ne Tye been expelled charch and mininry in jon; and Hen). K. Phelps, ey., the clerk of the Congr: tional church in Ublon squar Rew York, wor which Ker UF Choover a pastor, und of wel 1 have been an acceptable member for dhe last ten yeurs ) hav. a request writep a note to Mr. Keymond correcting tatement, and assuring him that the “Rey J 1s stl n inember of seat chara, in good aed regular sending: and Mr Raymond havi solutedy refused to pub Linh this note, thus correct isstatement, 1 uke this bg in} friends and. thie public iwenerally, af this men aad tascafly conduct on tb Mr. Ki and wy ful ‘determingon to make him auswer for tbe. ial lous Hive! thus peratated in, In the face of oficial evidaner) at the bar of justice, J. L, HATCH. Brooxryy, Jan. 29, 1859, Defiance Salamander Safes—With Patent Powder proof locks and cross bare. Also, Gre and burglar root en ae ROBERT M. PATRICK. anist and Teacher The Advertiser, an of music, of Anown ability es the loan of $10, and Wil give lessons for ia use ull returmed. First class refereuces and security given. Address O. P.Q., bex 135 Herald office, 600 Dozen Paris Soft bg Fc otf Papi tome per steamers Fulton and Europa. Se package ool Ta at retail. i tivatboo a M. WATERS, Im. porter, 15 Walker street, near Church A sare ryaed Hatr , Wigs 3 and ‘Toupees, 1 flay a Peete ath tte dey Batchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupzes= the best in the world, eurpansing all made, Bold and appliod Volce Dublets—A Cure for Sore Throat and bronchial difficulties. Agency corner Bowery and Fourth Street, and sold by the druggisia, Take Healthful es score Exerclac, woon's Gytmaastum, No. 6 Fast Twent; eighth atrest A Chest of Good Tea for One Dollar,—Aiso, Be Parade collec tor $4, of CHRIBTIANEON'S, No, 1 Cham- at A.W. Faber’s Lead Pencils Sold at Retali Lead Pe allatationerg: at wholesale, only, by EBERHARD FABER, we a 59 William street schrcaee e ing’ the baie" Ladise Uy ie Bold by A. Grandjean, Advice and Consultation Ey jena the ae bret fag porneees putt EE a aine, tise on the westerly corner of ‘Broud areet, a few doors trom Broadway. hin tarisogiht Rupture Cured by Mars! Radical Cure tune.” Reference to xi! the prinelpal surgeons and physicians of the city. Call and examine, ‘Veuey strect, Astor Holioway’s Ointment.—The Rapid Varta- tions of our climate give alarming prevalence ta cutaneousand scorbutic eruptions, The ointment permeates through the pores of the skin, atid neutralizes the incipient corruption. ractory 8) Maiden lane, Married. Brapnory—Rosewax.—On Mhareday, Jan, 27, at the Reformed Dutch church in the city of Hudson, by the Rev. D. D. Demarest, J. B. Bransvey, of this city, to Miss Axnin, only daughiter of Allen Rossman, Esq., of the former place, DrLaNati—Westox.—On Thursday, Jan, 20, at t dence of the bride’s mother, in Providence, R. T., Rev. Jonathan Leavitt, CHARLeS B, DELANAH to Miss ELLEN Maxia Wxstow, both of Providence, Lyaas—Wane.—In this city, on Thursday, Jan. 27, by the Rev. Dr. Cook, at St. Bartholomew's church, Mr. 1. W. Lyman to Miss Huxramrta 8, Wane, all of this city, Sanpe—Cunns.—On Friday, Jan. 48, by the Rev. Dr. Price, of St. Stephen's church, Hxvry B, Saxvs, M. D., of New York, to Miss Sarat M., youngest daughter of the late Samuel Curtis, Esq., of Brooklyn, Died. Basserr.—Tuomas Basserr, son of Daniel and Elizabeth Bassett, aged 6 months and 10 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past oue o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 234 West Twenty-seventh street, ‘Beavmert.—Un Thursday, Jan. 27, after a short illness, Mrs. Mary Baumert, widow of Andrew Baumert, aged 78 years, 7 months and 11 days. the relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her son's” residence, No. 629 Hudson street. Her Temains will be taken to New York Bay Ceme- tery for interment. ¥.—On Saturday, Nicholas and Henrietta months, The funeral will take place an Monday afternoon, at one o’clock, from tho residenco of his parents, No. 316 Sackett Street, South lyn. The friends of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend, Buxrue.—At New pomuge ft on Friday, Jan. 28, Waren BuruyG, in the 90th year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without Torther a - bi Al , at twelve M., from the Friends Meetinghouse, jushing, Comstock. So Saturday, Jan. 29, after a short illness, Narnay Comstock, aged 83 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Second day, (Jan. 1) at two o'clock, from Friends’ Meetinghouse, Schermerhorn street, lyn. Doxovan.—On Thursday, Dec. 23, of consumption, at San Francisco, Cal., (where he bad gone to honofit ‘his health,) Mr. B. C. Donovan, late of No. 269 Greene street, in this city, aged 28 years. His death is eoply, felt by his afflicted wife, and sin. Jan. 27, Nicuoas, son of utterly, aged 1 year and 11 cerely by a large circle of friends and acquain- tances. Cork papers please copy. Fox.—On Wednesday afternoon, Jan. 26, of chronic diarrhoea, Mrs, ANN Fox, late of 15 Pitt street, aged 79 years. ‘The relatives and frieuds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the Presbyterian church, Allen street, near Grand strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at haif- past one o’clock. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Gvrxey.—In Brooklyn, on Friday, Jan. 28, Pueue ANN, wife of Jeremiah Gurney. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No, 882 Henry street, near Degraw, this (Sunday) afterdoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation. Horxysox,—In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Jan. 28, Mrs, Hannau Hovgrvsox, aged 94 years, 9 months and 2 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of her son- in-law, Milos, Washington avenue, near Gates avo- nue, Wis (Sunday)’afternoon, at one o'clock. Exeter, N. H. papers please copy. INNEes.—In this city, on Saturday morning, Jan. 20, Suxpnen J. Lwvess, aged 55 years and ‘5 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Mouday morning, at teu o'clock, from bis late residence, Eighty first street, near Second avenue, Yorkville, without further notice. Joxxs,.—Suddenly, on Saturday morning, Jan. 28, Sanat Rocers, daughter of William H. aud Lydia H. Jones, aged 8 years, 2 months and 15 day: In Brooklyn, on Friday morning, Jan. 28, a lingering illness, Hazsant C. ., youngest daughter ar baad Lyon, aged 19 years and 2 months. Her friends and acquaintances, also those of the family, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sun’ day) 1000, at two o'clock, from the residence of her father, No. 147 Sackett atreet. O’HaRA.—At New Orleans, on Wednesday, Jan. 19, of disease of the heart, Mies Mary E. U’Hana, late of Brook- Iyn, 1-1. aged 92 Years, ORenLy.—On Friday, Jan, 28, of discase of the heart, Philip R. 0° Reilly. (02 Madison street, Mary Ayn, wife of Dr. Her funeral will take place trom No. this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. It is hard to enumerate all the qualities a good wife and mother should have—and she possessed them all. Proppow.—In this city,on Friday morning, Jan. be Romx Pxonoow, a uative'of Cumberland, England, ag eure, e friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 157 Bowory, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, Porzox'—On Saturday, Jan, 29, Rosa, infant daughter of Julia M. and C. C, Paillon. Saypers.—On Friday, Jan. 28, Mary CogMan SANDERS, aged 25 years. ‘The reiatives and friends of the a are respectfully NO afternoon, at 108 Broome invited to attend the funeral, this (Sun one o’clock, from her late ‘residence, Ne street. Somnpr.—In this city, on Friday afternoon, Jan. 28, of scarlet fever, Hutpa, the beloved daughter of Guido and Louisa Schmidt, aged 3 years and 10 days. Her remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Tvewett.—In this city, on Saturday morning, Jan. 29, after a short and severe illness, Mary E., wie: ‘or Noab Tugwell, aged 33 years. Her friends are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 264 Seventh avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ru. —On Saturday ak Jan, 29, CAROLINE ADELIA, the beloved wife of Henry C, Webb, aged 27 years and 9 months, The friends and relatives of the family will attond the funeral, from her late residence, No. 85 Monroe street, on Tuesday morning, at haif past ten o'clock. ____ SUSCELLANEOUS, PPLETON'S AILWA’ PEBRUARS uated 80 Na "READY. Ttcontaine the Intest tablem; aver seventy maps, a large steel plate map and entire new yg, 4 ne si [From the Philadelphia Mirror.) eton’s ie Xd only “Guide” sold on the roads diverging frovk Philadel the Boston Journal.) mit Fromm ‘We should as soon think of starti our Valine ns to go on our journey Rat iniewe sain this useful and tavern hand rj ons 0 00, ut 348 Broadway. Aa™ ARTICLE FOR THE HAIR. PHALON & SON'S COCOINB article for te bet, For parted fey i aan Par | iy ae ite of the 2 ees cotter aa | rnicious of Bie ea eee ein sted of ‘ir purpose. Look in each sheet for Ko we ter mark and upon each label for his aut ib a otet gas tr iio ait 2 ie. Haye, , Oo, ‘and news agents, | ment of eee reo a 2 + TERE Fs Ss RECENT EVENT HAR ‘aOWN Fie hen avons oP | A Jocal applications for the purposes which bave become, aait werk a secoud metre Wa ta bere pot but bas see: suddeti healing of an ulcer or the slop; Were avenues of imporities bad been 1 Asa Glowing of viet | the lunge bave become in the bebit of throwin {leg for some, monte or years tis euually oaementy | Use Of usiringeot ret {0 wuddenly top this wctiot, unless the bowels are kept bystem be comes used to the change. Ti course would prevent the set in the Uine Of the bunors form of tumors or | buila Though jocal ‘ingen uppinons are not without | al me ¥ 8) BRANDKRTH'S PILLS were used Buring the tine and some time after the application hind ceased, there would seldom be any acident occur in con- sequence thereot J believe, with reference tothe case a, Sanaticn, revions to the Jast application, tbe tumor had made considerabie ‘prot grees IL was this which oceastomned the ilar senaltiveneas focal affections gr esis Bo ag ured by jetions ean on! sid Grrough the Organs of ie reaaes and Beco asa ako we ‘Rumewnen:—We cannot be sick, we can. bave no pain, but bey assne natura! outlet for the blood’s impurities is closed orate ANDReTD 8 FILLS open there natural oudlets, of make them active, by which impurities are rem’ eradicated ‘Though tnoocent ta bread, they are more search ing than calome!, and whale sickneas ia presen’ may be used Cally Ueeause they do not take any of th essential parts e blood, but purily i and restore. ins menoure, le vialisiog quiniit ‘y Led Fequire uo ehange in dict, o care egainst cold br other: "Fovers, rhoumetiom; dyspepsia, influenza, colds, coughs, general aebilty, premature deeay, and. especially sudden at sickness, often rewulting fatally—the conse- ity of our climate, coupled or not Wie coutagion, ‘These, two or three doses of four or five Hrandreth’s Pills cure, save a long fit of sickness and often life, Woe: us pain afflicts us we should at once takes done pi. mic ay Dates, M.S rincipal efee, ‘onal street. aly at owe and 24) Hudson sire 7 A’ EVE! RDEIUS—WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, notes, kc. ‘These celebrated cards, splendidly engraved, @an ouly be had in Broadway, corner of Duane street. 1,000 ew specimens, TRDSALL'S ARNICA LINIMENT.—IT known that arnica is the best thing to ‘allay Rammation, This is the » peat Mniment in the wor! becured. No. M4 treet. 18 ain and in ‘Try kane ‘Twenty-five cents, Bestowes CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. jnctal office 489 Broadway. box 2.641 Post ottice, ¥ _Local agents wanted. Adire IRST CLASS CANVASSERS Wanted a a iat ete work now pullieting, None but men of respon experience weed apply ta WILLIAMS, 8, WL aMS & 553 pees Ww. erg ae 0. bol Novel Offer for sale at the lowest ket prices ting, printing, hardware, wr and colored papers. LEACHING POWDER IN STORE AND 70 AR RIVE for sale by CYRUS W. FIELD & GO., 11 Giff street, Bre, TRUNK AND BANDUOX BOARDS wale by OYRUS W. FIELD & CO., Ll Ciutat ry large ansort ing, hanging, vague ETTER AND CAP PAPER OF AL sale by the case by CYKUS W. F. Clifratreet. APER OF ANY SIZE OR by CYRUS W. FIELD &'UO., 11 Cliff atree APER MANUFACTURERS’ MATERIALS OF ALL kinds for sale by OYRUS W. FIELD & OO., 11 Clift at. LARK'S SYRUP.—THIS HEALTHY PREPARATION containing no mineral, is magical on the ver weakeal female, with any kind of pains, Uver or wom’ complaints, NLARK’S SYRUP WIL CURE ANY BLOOD Com J plaints if Langs and bones are sound. It ia sure, CLARE'S SYRUP WILL CURE ANY COUGH, coLD, dyspepsix, scrofula, or general debility or jaundice, ‘LARK’S SYRUP ON WEAKLY CHILDREN iS A SURE remedy te stre: 4 and fut them up. It is simple, and like wine to drink. YUARE’S SYRUP—FOR ANY HEADACHE, FOUL , three or four swallows will cure it. It bas the Dent cortiteatse in Now ork city and State, Read circulara Clark’s syrup {a for sale by Rarnes & Park, Park row; Mrs, Hayes, lyn, and in every town and city’ in the State, Oa. nada, Ohioand New Jersey. 7 Gem & BAKER'S CELEBRATED FAMILY SEWING MACHINES. NEW STYLES—Pricea from $50 to $125. ‘The beat machines in market. Offices, No, 495 Broadway, New York, And No. 162 Fulton sireet, Brooklyn. pst AIK LIGHT GAS COMPANY'S OFFICE, KINDS, FOR ELD & Lb EIGHT MADE TO ORDER ns, H. RING, AGENT, NO. 155 FULTON 8 Linck’ Syrup, Hutchings” Bivers, Kennedy's Keme- Broome street, hea been the topic of conversation in all @ public assemblies of our city; this healthful, cheap, and brillant light w destined to overrule all other lights: person can make his own gas at two-thirds less than at other light. State and county rights are oifered for wale, an pparatus on exhibition at our office. MAPES, SNEDEN & CO., Agents for the U . UTCHING®’ LIFR EX} IR A REJUVENA- of unayproschabie hia nad inieateabia excellence. For all nervous d matter how produced, it mnst be consider- ed an infallible specific. Son ft in alob a cure for ali tions center- ing in the liver, stomach or brain. Its missivn is to bestow strength, vitality and physical al auiity. Sold at 165 Chambers Street and by Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn. UTCHINGS’ LIFE EXHILARANT.—ONE DOSE WILL remove the disagreeable and distressing effects of wind or flatulence, and the moment the stomach receives the invigorat- ing effects the distressing load and all painful ‘feelings ‘wil be LL UTCHINGS’ LIFE EXHILARANT.—LADIES OF WEAK MISCELLANEOUS. INORR'S @RWING MACHINES, Kina eat All the nate he codes ot these achines bt are in ate 1M. SINGER & CO,, 458 Brosdway. 1% FULTON STREET.—AGENT medicines, cough HOMAS STARK, tor 0. Hi wishes, &e-, HEADS OF FAMILIES, FR a 4 ites th iad “tdiet regul - grecniven: ‘and secure health, RADWAY & 00.’Boflice, 162 Fulion reek, N,'Y.; Mra. Hayes, 175 Fulton street, Brooklyn. (),-#INGER’s FAMILY SEWING MACHINES, $50. nly Fifty Dollars Price speqeatiod, ft Yor god work and Be oe ee: ermweae, 50 ROvBige, SOLE WATHE PROOF SKEWED | MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Movements of Ocean Steamers. ¥ROM BUROPR. es a! JONES’, No. 10 Ann street, #500 doutle sole peg bon. Warranied to give ualataa Port of New ‘Fork, 5 january 29, 1858, CLEARED. Steamship Florida, Crowell, Savannah—S L, Mitchill & Son. Steamsnp Montgomery, Crocker, Sayannah—H B Cromwell & Co. cima Columbia, Berry, Charleslon—Spoftord, Tileston Stexmshin Roanoke, Skinner, Norfolk, &e—Hy Ludiam, cditatuship Fatapseo Laydeld, Buliuiore—H 1 Crowell & calip Wizard, Woodside, Sau Francisco—Babeock, Quoley & 0. p Henry Clay, Caulking, Liverpool -Spotford, Tileston & Ship Mercurs; French, Hurre--Dogd J Hineken. Php Wash Hen bite: Bark Cossac ey, ao Win, Bartitt Bark Commodore, Whitamns, Lisbon—y Norton, Je. 1. D Carver, Damon, Cardenas—H D Brookman & Co, rk Corilia, Petlevgill, Richmond—8 & C 8 Johnson. Rrig Amicitia (Dutch), Wygers, Rotterdam—W Salem. Brig Col Peunlman, Herat k, Neuvitas simpson & Mayhew. Brig Satypau, Crow, Trinidad J S Whitaey Brig M Post, Thom) Brig Stella, Do Brig J Malone Brig Ta Brig Black Squall, Burns, P! adelphia Jag Hand: Schr 8 Hotenkiss, Munson, Cardenas—Post & 8 Scbr J W Webster, Bennett, Charieston—Seranton & Tall- map. Schr Kate Stewart, Mather, Charleston—Seranton & Tallman, Behr JT Williams’ Curtis, Wilmington—Van Brunt & Slaght, Sehr My Rover, Hughes, Witmingion—McCready, Mott & Co. Bebr Brothers, Davis, Richmond Van Brunt & laght, Schr J ) Holmes, Camp! Me Reur BJT Shannon, Martz, Alexandria—Van Brunt & Slaght, Echr Plymouth Rock, Morris, foston—Dayton & Sprague. Kenr River Queen, Reynolds, Hristo, Sloop Franklin, Avery, Fall iver Master. Steamer J R Thompson, Colnary. Baltimore. Berman Delaware, Cones Shia ARRIVED. Steamship Arago, Lines, Havre, via Southampton Jan 12, with mdse aud passengers, to Wm S Draytor Ship Argonaut (of Boston), Norton, Foochow-foo Oct 21, phased Aniler Nov 18, Cape Good Hops ry 4 Co, (23th Anat, at 36 92, lon 74, nina, hence for New Orleans. Ship Ashburton, Bradish, Flushing Dec 9, and Seit with indse and 18 passengers, to, Cornelius’ Grinne! lath, as perienced heary weather from the westward; has Mens aya r. of Nantucket with light winds, calins and thick wea! Ship Opbelia of Boston), Barker, Leghorn, Dec 8, passed Gibraltar Dec 16, with mdse, toM reg Ship Wm Tell, Pune, parte, Deo 8, ith mdse and 175 paseencers, 10 Boyd. & 'Binesen. liad 'l birth and 1 death, pec 12, la bt 01, Ton 17 17, sigualized ehip Hmeraid Isle, hence for Liv Ship Courier, Bernsee, Rio Janeiro, "84 duya,”” with coffe aud pamengers to Foster, Killot 4 Co, Dec 25, Int 24 lon pu ee a aay, supposed the Sunny South; Jan 4, “at 11.8, lon rk Braziliero, from Icio Janeiro for’ New Orleans; Sanr$, 00 the equator. low 3088 W, saw ber agin Park Louisa Kilham (of Boston}, White, Leghorn, 64 days, with mdse, to E Fabricotti. Bark Od Borgstede (Olden), Schweichel, Bremen, 49 days, ith mdse and 16 passengers, ‘o order. Jan 16, lat $2 7, lon os 4), sow a brig ywing a red signal with letter P in it, bound Fast. Hark Quicksten, Odell, Shanghne Oct 1, passed Anjier ‘Nor 10 in company witb ship’ Fiam, of ansed Cape Hope Dee Lic St Helena 24, 6 the saaor 3 nn 6, ith teas, &c, to' DG & WB Bacon. Jan 20, lat 27 N, lon’ 65 13, apoee Dee Jmaum, Perkins, from Zanzibar for Has ‘weather since passing Bermuda; was two aos off the “ind in @fog. Jan 2. Charles Martin, of n, died. SUEArE 'Andtew Manderson (of Piliadetphia, Henderson, Buenos Ayres, Dec 11, with mdse, Sept 2, on the eutward passages in iat 678, ion 81, spoke akly. Vision. from London for Calcutta, 36 days out; Dee 3), Jat 19'S, on 36 2), spoke ship Wild Rover, of Boston, from Callao for Hamp- ton Roads, tune Honduras, Bates, Belize, Hon, 1th inat, with wood. &e, lexandre. Bark Eagle, ‘Baker, upions, 16 sary ae Agata ag &e, to Jos Foulke's fons. Hias been § days: North of Bark HL Rutger, De Delano, St Marks; 18 ayer wid cotton, &c,to Brodie & Hark M E Trout (of Lincolnville), Ames, Pensacola, 14 days, ‘with yellow pine, to Metcalf & Durica ‘ie Bloem (od. Becker, Patras Nov 25, and Gibraltar pee 16, with 10 maater. ‘Srig Bolling Wave, Hal, Babla, Dec 2, with sugar, to mas- er, Brig Indian Queen (of Boston), McGregor, Rio Hache Dec 13, and Nassau, NP, Jan 13, with fustic, to H J DeWolfe. Has experienced heavy weather; carried awray foretopgallant mast, spliteails, &c, Has been 8 daya North of Hatteras with light winds and fogs. The Indian Queen pt Into Nason Dec 20, leaking in ber upper works, where aired. ‘Enoch Benner (ot Boston), Soda "atin lan, via ay Went it dave with mahogany, Bd and’ 2th Feary gale from NB'ia tho Gulf Biream. and sickly constitutions should take the Hutchings’ life exhilarant; it will make you strong, tipped and happy, re- move all obstructions and frregu m the mensirual orgen| Ce restore the bloom of health to thesickly and wasted ‘orn fac UICHINGS’ LIFE RXHILARANT 15 QUICK AND EF- fectual, curing the worst and, most aggravated cases of emenia of dyspepsia, kidney complaints, and all other deri the stomach and bowels, and will revive the melancholy and drooping spirit immediately. should try it, Bold at 165 C! Brooklyn. Pow RUBBER GLOVES AND MITTENS, LINED | AND unlined, for cold or wet weather; protect the hands ia all kinds of work, cure chapped bands, salt rhewms &e. and ten: der the hands soft, smooth and snowy white. For sale at all rubber sores, und'at $8 John street up stairs. ‘The focdle, nereous and sick! bers street and by Mrs. Hay EFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE FOR, SALE AT 155 ‘FULTON street, near Broadway. HOMAS STARR, Agent. N°R 1C) ~ 70 THOSE AFFLICTED WITH SCROFULOUS Dr. KENNEDY {oroprietorof Kennedy's medical discove- ry). Roxbury, Mass., will be at his office, under thy Smithsonian House, Broadway, entrance on Houston street, during the first week of every month. Allthat are troubled with SCROFULA are requested to call. call tant are troubled with SALTRUEUM are requested to “ail that are troubled with ERYSIPELAS are requested to oy that are troubled with CANKER are requested to call. All Le aapeee with NURSING SORE MOUTH are re- ested to ca by SMAllthat are iroubled with SCALD TRAD are requested to he “ait that are troubled with RINGWORM are requested to ‘it that are tronbled with HUMORS IN THE pre and FILM GEOWN o OVER THE SIGHT are requested to efit! troubled with SOALY ERUPTIONS ON THE rj Sif hat are uoubled with BOILS are requested to call. ‘All that are troubled with RUNNING OF THE EARS are requested to call. ‘All that are troubled with FEVER SORES are requested to at are troubled with PIMPLES ON THE FACE are re- to call. ae are asi with ULCERATED SORE LEGS are reque ested to cn! ‘A perfect cure {s warranted in every case except when the pent Advice in all cases: om cases gratis, einer a . ol THE ‘ont SRE? MONTHLY, ‘enRU ‘The moet brilliant and. ork ual pertodical of the times, This number contain rare contri! distinguishea Ameri- can suthors, end, OVER SEVENTY eURElohas AND Eupeniisn. RICH TABLE OF CONTENTS. Caing Julivs Oaesar...... ‘The History of the Great Republic. ‘The Emerald Isle. Negro Minstrelsy Valentine Da: Sir Wilham € Samuel Hahnemann. Seven Years in ye Wester Land, stalWne the € — iiluateations. Allusteations. —tilustrations. illusteations. Snel articles. Muste, fashions, comicalities, &c., &e. Published THIS DAY, and for sale, wholesale a and retail, by one & Toney, 1 iz Ni u street, Dexter & Bi , 4 Am \ gine Wake & Wang, 3 Aun street, i Dewitt, 162 Ne And by fee cour trade rita U.S. and Cannitn, Subscriptions should be sent to the publishers, Specimen copies aent by mail on the receipt of 25 cents, derme—Single copies 26 cents; AY subserio' copy, $3; two copies, Xy three eo 7; four coples, Sve copies, or over, to fling ee en OARS say CO. Publishers, Wigand lie William street, N.Y. URE PORT WINK —OSBORNE’S PURE JUICE PORT, for medical purposes, highly recommended by physicians wo Lee and those recovering from sickness, ‘sale, ti Wart aud. pit bottles or by the gallon, by ei MENDUSM, 3 and twenty other “one | all street. RS ROSR WASH FOR SALE AT 159 FULTON street, near Broadway, GINGER | SEWING MACHT prey, monet who poate he the ver, GER'S hen Lames eae Es XINGER’S SEWING MACHINES. ae Wey of beauty, Surmbily, of work, and no other sew! y BING Bee Woe acd pr rTP RINGER & 00., 488 Broadway. TRREOSCOPES A: S HCKRL BROFHERS, 19 Jobn Pav lish, vag od ary a the beat is ieeta ry mena cn @ ep the largest aio qruuly, on ibe bop rm shines ean com) mac | and | saved ina experienced & (esti tiny ims Jat 28 23, lon —, spoke brig RJ Revans, from ——— for Norfo| Brig Thos Trowbridge (of New Haven), Lanfair, Antigua 12 dare, ia ballast, to H Trowbridge’s Sons, of New Haven, where 18 bouns Brig Anita Owen, Ray, Neuvitas. Jan 14, with mahogany, &e, to Thos Owen & Son. Schr Orianna (of Middletown, Conn), Thatcher, Denia Dec 23, asged! Gibraltar Jan 1, with frult, order. “Has experienced Heaty weather, & ihr Ksplendor (Venez), Barro, Aogostura, $1 days, with bites, de to Moller & Riera. Schr Smitheonian, Van Brunt, Charleston, 10 days, with cot- ton, ac, to McCready, Mott & Co. Schr J © Homer, Homer, Boston, Schr M A Shropshire, Shropshire, Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelp! Steamer Ospray. Kenuey, Prondence. ” Ship Orient, from Liverpool, arrived yestertay. bs 85 v sengers. Jan I, lat 60 10, lon 19, exchanged siguals with ship Corelia, Yound'B (since arr at Liverpooh; 24h ins, at 2 Ai while laying at anchor outside the bar, was run into oy brig ‘Wie Wiles, who parried siray her mainmast, &c, and the 0's oT yandry other damage to the nead gear, &c. Took Edwin Forrest, api evening. BELOW. Ship Orphan, Rockwell, from Antwerp. Ship Union, from New Orleans. Ship St Charles, or Clifton, from New Orleans. ark Samson, from Galveston. Brig Austin (of Thomaston), from Bordeaux. Brig Guyama (Brem),"fzom —. ‘Als,o several square rigged vessels. com, 6 days. SAILED. Steamshtp Columbia, Charleston. The steamships Florida, and Mon! at anchor at quarantine; also ship Ply Wind at sunset E, and very thick. ‘Telegraph Marine SQUAN, NJ, Jan 29, sunset—Nothing. in tsight. Wind ight from N; very fog: LONG BRANCH, NJ, Jan 29, sunset—Nothing in sight, Wer NW, light: very GHLANDS, Jan 29, sunset—Ship Escort off the ds, pound ine Wind Xe light. pete SANDY HOOK, Jan 29, sunset—One ship and two barks at anchor inside the bar, and'a bark in tow going up the bay. ‘Wind N, light; foggy. Herald Marine KEY WEST, Jan 21—Tho Admiralty cn having heard the evidence in the case of the wrecked brig Seguin, Captain Beard, reported in our last as being ashore on Long Key, and saved by. the. wreekers, decreed the libellants. the siin of $3.500. "This éxaminauon, was found unable to con- tinue the voyage in safety. ‘The brig R Bingham has been chartered to take the earzo to Havana for $1300. agaen- gers were scat over in the pict boat Nouparill on the Huh ist he Seguin will in all probabilty be condemned ‘The american bark Thales, Capt Marsh, from for the consi of Africa, ery, for Savannah, are mouth Rock, for London. “New Orleans rent ‘ashore near Hillsboro’ Inlet on the night of the 9th, and soon drove in upon the beach and bilged tM took the Jong boat, and, with passengers and crew, abantoned the yomsel und chune down (6 Onpe Fiotitey where they fell in with the revenue cutter Appleton, Lt Ran: doiph, and were brought to this port. Wreckers from Cape Hig ‘were despatched to the bark to attempt to save ° he US mail schooner Joshua Skinner was the first border, scare ‘at the scene of the disaster on the ith. of Seminoles were ahead of them, hat the cabin, taking from it every article of value. ‘They had not touched the cargo, not being able to raise the hatches. The Skinuer and another vessel the cargo and have brought ¥ t9 thia port, part in a da- Magedatate. ‘The Indians were led by Tiger Cail, who repre- tented that he could enally Taise a force of forty warriors; and save the whole cargo if necessary. They , ot hold of sorue brandy, and while the wreckers were saving the property they all became gloriously drunk, A storm setting in from the east the wrecking vessels left on the i8th with the cargo and materials, the Indians having nothing but lumber and the dis. nantied hnul for their share. It in reported that the Thales was rund for the conat for a cargo of slaves. The following is 8 ct list of her eau feet lumber, £0 kegw lard, ter, 5 pole berks any rk, &) do flour. GOdo bread: 24 boxes cheese, L tierce hams, 24 casks brandy nla, 99 bundles hoop tron, and Aide US sehr Delaware, Cant Yorke, trom Philadephia arrived at Point Jubiter on mechanics and |) in borers and the mater An the, — hh hihouse were safely landed.” Operations would commence {mmediately, and. the Tight wil probably bes Shoe early in the summer, ‘he steamtt for New Or- Barnard, from Cl the Hits; and ald the Ith, baving. Obtained. a supply ‘apt Trim, from St Marks, arr the 17th, ork. wen, from Norfolk for New Or- ut in oy ‘a harbor. for Attakapas, arr Jeane, Soothe: io Ts dion gid oe ou Sretapd, are the 10h frome ey Ori tang oe Miscellancous. See Correspondence above. The British matt steamship City of Washington, Capt Petria, sailed yesterday afiernoon for Liverpool, with 50 passengers and $178,000 in specte. Snir Caampron, Lawson, from Calcutta Oct 1, 1s ashore on the West Bank, She has three feet water in ber, She went on tn the fog yesterday, The steamtug Wm H Webb and wreck. ing echr Norma bave gone down to her anaistance, The C ‘wns got off Inst night by steamtuge WH Webb, Achilles, and Loud, © Aan Bro we bbl, from Bt No 14; anchored on the bar on. | | age to ‘New York to San Franciscoin +7 days 2i hours; days out; head wind pre- feat Ue aching or hb never been he Challeng made,the rua to Hong Kong from San Prancheoo in 28 days and Qhones. Neither Passage has been Allow justice t) emt slips ‘and also to obe of the crew of both vessels: Sir Rornvck—A despath from Cohasset 29th, 6 PM. states that the boy ia fast eces, cargo | aa around the ba shee be . emecca—Bt Thomas Jan 11—The ship Rebeces, from Mente ican ies a: xemoor for Jamaica, with & sarge was totally lost om Buic Mzcuax19, Marston, at Holmes’ Hole falt Key, Ti, revoru at Grabd Turk an Am brig, name Sania ee provisions from NYork, with loss of rudder and iestine? hav fog strnek the hotom while Biempiag to leave Gok pete during & NE gale on the 10th. Scum Staaxcun— Alexandria, Jan 20—The Strangor has ae- rived: cargo all wi ‘ill repair and p without CoA | Trieste)—The Pi By te) it tO Kwood Walter, kay, Uaacewatere) 7 Scun Jamns Btarr, of Haverstraw, loaded with brick, Croger's, between Sing Sing and Peekskill, atew days since. She. eitiempted to pase ugh the drawbridge at that place, but was s unable to do #0 On account of the ice, and was pelied to remain on the outaide of the craw. Bese That the ice cut whole in her, and the water soning = ber to to stak. She bad been rebuilt, and was ow! by ir Hes Eve- ret, of Hvverstraw. Quicx Passaax Brig Flack Hawk, of this port, Capt Tall man, sailed hen: +h Novern A arrived at Gorse West Coast Afren, om the 17th Deo, 78. Tone Kona, Nov 30--(Received by electric teley ing Fish, Pearse (or Pa ieeeph from seks with teas, is on on the South Bank, at the entrance river Min; is reported as leaking badly; boats down to receive The Brabip Robt Henderson, Cubitt, hence for New ae th teas, is reported to be on shore below the Mingin Pass, Jarmuvooi, Jan 10—The Susan E Howell, for Baltimore, has yutback, making 18 inches of water per hour, ann erew refua- ing to proceed. Mazina, Dec 20-The bark Megunticook, Brightman, from Doboy luiuhd for Plymouth. put in bere leaky’ Deo 14, will have to discharge. Paterno, Jan 3—The bark Bertha BI lonted and rendy to auil for Boston, while lying at the entrance was driven on shore during a gale witha heavy sea Deak a Fecelved considerable damage to her rudder, false hesisted off, and will have to dlcharge cargo, aid be hove down and repaired. Spoken, &e. rine, Wiley, from’NYork for Valparaiso, Jan 26, Ship Mary W hitridge, Cressy, hence for San Franciseo, Oct 2), Jon 154/N. lon 29 Ship Chi eves a fat Daly 15 days from New York for ‘eat. Dark Volunteer, Hamilton, from Constantinople for Bostoa, Dec 28, in the Straits of Gibraltai Bark Betsena, for NOrleans, Jan 19, off Key Weat. Bohr Black Eagle, from Sagua for NOrleans, Jan 14, off Key ‘sehr Water Witch, for Mobile, Jan 21, off Ke; ee Schr Ephraim & Anue, bound W, Jan 21, off Key hr WA Crocker, of Dightos, bound W, Jan x Oa Key ir MY Davis, Robinson, from Wilmlagton, NC, for Bose ton, Jan 28, in Vineyard Sound, Fore! Ports. Nov 30—Arr brig Souther, Tuskes, Rosa- Burnos Ay rio; Dee 5, barks Prescott, Wright, Boston; Benj Hallet, Liutie, Bordeaux; brig Executive, Lee, Cape de Verds, Sia 4, y_diaeslon” Kngland: Sth, ‘ship Vicksburg, ‘Bom lontevideo, where se will ballast 1, ab mien} Aya, Sawyer, hence arr Now 20, dieu, Richmond. Gookin, ‘from’ Boston, diag: barks 0S Hayes Bhiverick, forjNYork, lag Lizzie Nickerson, and T Cushing, Hichborn, for do do; Hichborn, for kes, dio; Malina, Gilkey; for Antwerp, do; Jane Wiliams for Pernambuco,” to load mules’tor Basenadn; any fe, Thorps trom Boston, arr Nov. 0, sing: Paludio, Witton, fron, Baltinore, arr Deo 8, do; Orchilla, Devereux, from Rucksport. do; Morey Ellen. Luseomb. hénee, do; Abagun, Antagonist, Crowell, and Dublin, Huntley, do; Lex- ton, Thatcher, wig; brig Torrent, Mouigomery, tem Bos- ton, arr Nov M4). disg. Barta, Dec 2—No Am vessel in port, Sid 24, bark Grotto, Jordan. West ladies, seeking trt. Bewize, Hon, Jan5—In port bark D Jex, Guide, for NYork. 13th; only Am vessel. Ouracoa, Jan 11—In port schra E C Howard, Nickerson, for NYork few days; Helen, Lang, for do 3. Cienrvecos, Jan 12—Arr scbr ay 12h, brige Marine, Fylex: Boston: Abb York; 14th, schr Saily Mears, Kicha Lysander, Moore, Boston; brig A 4 Cook, nibar, dO. ‘OakDENAS, Jan 15—Arr bark C B ioe Deo brig’ WH Pats: Adams Pordand; 16th; bark Sulloies Harel man, Havana; brigs 8 T Norcross, Dyer, N¥ork; — Enatol, RI; GL Bucknam, Talbot, Havani Sid i2th, harks Albion ‘Lincoln, Piokbara, Portland: Pamphylia: Wilkins, NYork; scr Harriet Gardner, Bi man, Hensscola; Mah, bries Eisira, Blevens, NYork; ae gon Hathaway, $1 Smith, Wilmington,’ NC; 1 Gonkr, WC Africa, Dec 17—Arr brig Black Hawk, om man, NYork, Gromavtan, Jan 2—In port bark Daniel Webster, R: rae. from Norfolk tor Palermo; Celestia, Howes, from repg. for Malaga in about 15 or 2) days; schr Davies, "alermo for NYork, dismasted, repg. Eee , Sam: ens 15th, Havre, Askins, for do 20th; ree! iar ‘Martin, for do Sth; Wim Fro for do Feo fe omc init idee ‘risan, Pollard, fe ‘Orleans: coe ‘aaron , Suilphen, rote Young ite Merryman, for do =a Basen, | Btilphen, for do 30th; Mar- ‘Emme, ey ‘Str Joun rank rens, Ti Walters, itd em BO; JW Se nt ith, bark Sor land; brizs Scotinnd, Strout, do; Nebraska, Walker, ie Baian cS "Beaver, Tapiey, Castine; schrs Damon, Pitcher, Portland; N # Borden Brightman, € Sid 10th, brig GL Bucknam, Talbot, Cardenas; lice Branch, Nickerson, ile, Pla: 1th, bark, Wrig “ir, Lelar, NYork; brige Maria, Ingrabam, Matanzas Kixosrox, Ja, Jan 1—Arr sohr Ida, Howard PROT In port Jan & brig Amouoosuck.’ Clark, for Mobile about Matanzas, Jan 16— Are brigs Leviathan, Morton, St Mary's, Ga; 17th, Alfaretta, Bibber, Savannah: schrs Sprin ging, Richmond; A Oiifford, Shute, ht John, NB; 18th, Govern- Or, Hooper, Saga; Ocean Ranger, Tbets, B James, Gtk, Nvork: Goluca Hod, Brightaia, Savannals james, Clark, NYork: Golden Savannab; Asth, Jobin Bell Shocr, Charleston. Nhvyitas, Jan 14—Tn port bark Alvarado, Burton, from Car. om beige 3 Wk: -npedy, Randall, and Nathan, Spencer, for N or! Ho Jaxeino, about Deo 24—In port schr North Point, Disos- Way, hence just arr; and others, life Hac, Dee’ 13—In port brig Eagle, Shaw, for New a RINIDAD, Jan 12—Arr schr John Welsh, Fifeld, Philadel ia; 13th, bark Mary, Gibbs, NYork; scbr J ¥ Carver, Rumilt, Boston. Sid 12th, brigs Lillie Mills, Wotton, Boston; Franconia, Upton, N York. Home Ports. BOSTON, Jan 28~Arr ships Commonwealth, Grozier, Val- paraiso; John M Mayo, Snow, Apalachicola; bark Avola’ Kea drick, Charleston; brig Ida D Rogers, Rogers, Smyrna vin Gibraltar, sehr Jessie Ann (Br), Saunders, Malaga. Cld ship Lee, Lunt. Capetown, OGH; bark J & it Young (Br), brigs Chatham, Simpson, St Tho: Turks Islands} achrs Gen Veazie, “Gala % Harrison F Weston, Maloy. NYork. Nothing went to sen yesterday. Wind SE to 8 tn the forenoon, with rain, afterwarda N to NW. Ship Pleiades and bar y fre ai aneNOF in the Rosta., bbeig Geo Washington, which sid yesterday, is aground on the Spit. ‘Qoth—arr (by tel) ship Chasea, Marstrand, Calcutta; Augnata, Lovell, Ardrossan, “ALL RIVER, Jan 2;—Sid sehr Thomas W Thorne, Davis, RY STON, Jan 1S—Arr bark Hiawatha, Hall, Mobile to urope; schrs Eloise, Philadelphia; Estella. Smith, ni ‘Ol'the bar 2b, a full rigged brig. Sid 18th, bark Triotty, Teask. Boston. 5 Jan 2—Sld brig Enterprise, Grindle, New Orleans; schr WD Miner, Apalachicola. GLOUCESTER, Jan 28—arr sehr Mary Remick, Young, Hoaton for NYork. rig Good Hope, from Boston for Jac sonville, bas returned, Cid 2uh, brig Abby Jones, Adams, Su- WNGHLAND LIGHT, Jan 23, 5 PM—Passing in, ship Tadian, Averill, from Caleuita for Boston. pe MY. 4 Pai—Passed in (by tel, ship Evelyn, from Calcutta for Bo HOLMES’ HOLE, Jan 26—Arr schr Hond: Cross, Pro- yincetown for Norfolk. Passed by, achr Bultic, Brooks, Nor- folk for Portland. Jan 27—Arr brig David Duffel, nina bes Boston tor NYork; schrs George L Green, Green, Muladetpnia; BBE gins, Kemp. do tor Tangier; tia DI A port for NYork; Deposit, Cal Pi aieettn aoe ieeg a "Jamieson, br J oom Misdons Conese ; "Snow, do for Iichinond: Cua do; for Nortolk, 81d schrs Honduras, Geo Lg Jan 25—Arr brig Mechanic, Mereton, Sait Key, T1, for Port- lands schre Margaret ¥. Davin, Wilmingions NO, for Eutcrprige, Webver, Boston for Wilmington, NO-Sarah Lia: Conary, do for Rappahannock; John Walker, Ferrill, do for Niork’ Sid brig David Duifel, echre TC Hertz, Justitia, and gal. jort at 10 AM, the above arrivals, and schrs Golden bn in pina, Depcalt D King, Albert Jameson, and © ind SE, WEST, Jan 1—. lowing heavy, with rain. re mone Barnard, N. 8) ss KEY ton’ Tieur Hasdoiph. eruiaes 19 ireland, Norloand (and. ald’ Zist for Wilmington), Myste Vai ley, MoClelland, N ork anh, Glogey, Win 4, Hillsboro. ;' Joshus Skitner (USM), Filer, Miaini; Wilsoen Fors Tetra. Bd 12 ries i, Attakapas; Ith, Enterprise, Grioaie, ort Jederson\: Wingold Loring, §York: sehr James Henry, Wood, Mobile; fies sama Isabel, Rollins, Havana, MOBILE. Jan 2i—Cid bark M J Solegge Milliseer, denen: echre, Fanny Fern, Beiges, Ei Sierra, Boow, PEW ORLMANS. Ja ha A samship Matagorda. Wi Y ORLEANS, Jan 2—Arr ja ‘il- fon, Indianola and Galveston; ship Moses om Condes, Matanzaa: bark Windwara, Theo, Kingston, rig J ‘seph, Cables, Savanuah. Below, iauipe Seta Sprag Protea, from Demarara; Forest Queen, Croshy, trot Hand, John diewart, Hanson, and Agnes Waits, fram N York; Toia Wye, from St Thotas; Sea Itecze; trig Marya stevens, ffm Bavana., Cid ships Rappahannock, Cushing: Oorioth Sweetser, and Globus (Bremen), Menke, Live Prince, Meady, Cornuna; barks WO. alden, Megill, and FA York a4 brig Pepito, Asto!, Barcelona; inatitlan, NORFOLK, Jin 26-—Arr ser Ailce, Howell, NYork. Cli schre Buena Vista, Hall, Hyanais, Lookout, Thornton, Boston; Sprightiing Sea, Ferris, New Redford. Arr in Hampion Ronds 28th (by tel ¢ Chanectiors Gen Newell, advance, # Wilder Farley, ‘and Wild overall from, ‘AFT at Jo 29, ships Witeh of the Wave, and Marcla © Day, from Callao, NEWPORT, Jan 27—Arr schre Wenonah, K for Matanzas; Maria Louisa, Cummings, and Hi man, Fall Aiver for NYork, Maria Jane, Crosby, tn; Sloop Wonder, Havens, N York. (and: low llante ‘Si sehr Era, Clamberlain (from Boston), Bristot Water- set) N Bc, § Ad Tn Hort the above arrivals ar Haney base) trom Providence for Hi giae, frome do for 'Apal ‘hicolas aches Sarah Siar st Ais Hee bert, Dnshiog, Waves Finvtea, Howton for Tanah ‘ome Ind fe nna Gardner, Taye ior Small, Winged Hacer, MA Love oe: PMA (by tel) bi vid Di ce ietert Sant ba aa ichmonas Me osworth, Hi HI Famer eerie eictes Reece Davis Halom for Richinond; ne fort York. ON PORTHANES Jat Picea ae pend Ann, Boston; bork leant Oarrigan, yore Cid bark Hilas Fike, Hawee, Boston brig Forest ony Be ONY NEROTIDENGE, Jan 2S—Arr steamer Albatross, Wiliams, HE ROVINCETOWN, Jan 20—Arr Frsks pe ship Indian, Avo- SAVANNA, Jan Beare rowel, tage Re Mer zlond, ang pngbored in quacanllng, Hay repeyed po ae