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bave enabled us to collect one hundred thousand dollars fim the next six months. Soon after our committee had commencea work—I think in August, 1856—a messenger from Kansas, who had to travel through Iowa, for the ‘Missouri river was then closed by the Missourians to al! free State travellers, came to us, asking earnestly for arms and ammunition for the defence of the free State party. Our committee met the next day, and immediately voted to send two hundred Sharpe's rifles and the necessary quantity of ammuni- on, which was procured and sent to the National Kansas Committee at Chicago, to be by them forwarded through Towa to Kansas. From some cause, which I have never heard explained, these arms were delayed in Iowa, and in November or December of that year we directed an agent lo proceed to Iowa at our charge and take possession of ‘them as our property. Early in January, 1867, I saw Brown, of whom I had heard but had not seen. He came to Boston, and was introduced to me by one of our Kansas agents, and after repeated conferences with him, ‘being strongly impressed with his sagacity, courage and stern integrity, I, through a vote of our committee, made him our agent to receive and hold their arms and ammu- nition for the defence of Kansas, appropriating five hundred dollars to pay his expenses. Subsequently, in April of that year, we authorized him to sell one hun- dred rifes if expedient, and voted five hundred dollars more to enable him to proceed to Kansas with hig arma- ment, About this time, on his representing that the force ‘to be organized In Kansas ought to be provided with revolvers, I authorised him to purchase five hundred from tho Massachusetts Arms Company, and when they were delivered to him im Iowa I paid thirteen hundred dollars for them from my own funds, Atthe same time, gavehim bya letter of credit to draw on me at sight for seven thousand dollars, in sums as it might be wanted, for the subsistance of one hundred men, provided that it should be neces- @ary at any time to call that number into tho field for ac- ‘tive service. In the defence of Kansas, in 1857, a8 the exigency contemplated did not arise, no money was drawn for under it, and the letter was subsequently re- turned to me. In the summer of 1857 I contributed with Others one thousand dollars to purchase an addition to the farm then and now occupied by Brown's family at North Kiba ‘The money was paid by my, sgent for that purpose, and satisfactory evidence given meon bis return that a proper conveyance of the land had been made to the family of John Browa. My subscription to that fund was two bundred and sixty dollars. Besides these transac- tions, which were tor specific purposes, I gave him money from time to time—bow much {do not know, as I never keep any account of my personal expenses, or the money given to others. It is all charged to my private account, a8 paid me. | sbould think it might amount totwo thousand dollars, About May, 1858, I saw letter from Henry Wilson to Dr, Howe, and also one or two from A. M Forbes, I had never heard of Forbes until { saw bis letters, which were 80 coarse and insulting in their language, and incorrect in ascribing to others what I had dove, that [ concluded he was ab a‘veuturer, whose ouly ait was to extort money; but at Dr. Howe's’ request [ wrots the letter to Jobo Brown, dated May 14, 1858, which he forwarded to yo; In addition to what [ have before stated, I ratsed money and sent an agent to Kansas to aid the Free State party in the Leconpten election, and ageia for the election in 1858, Woiuees lived in Medford; was first introduced to Brown in Boston, in January, 1857; Brown did not then ask ai’; did not know Browa’s plas; Brown said, to carrs out bis plans he roust control them—they must ‘aps the United States army in Utah, aod said such a ‘sy gave aid to the enem: witness respected Brown’s failing; cid not ask Browu’'s plans, Browa did not tell bim; witness knew Jobn Brown, Jr.; he was at witness’ house in August, 1869, and was introduced; he said he cume to see ‘bis father’s friends in Bos- ton; be dived with witness, and showed great Appreciation of objects of art m the room, and jove tor flowers while walking in the garden. Senator Mason showed witness a letter from John Brown Jr toKagi, found in John Brown’s carpet bag, and pointed out this passage:— Tell friond Isaac, the min ‘who lives in Medford and does business in Milk street, says he,approves your plans,” aud asked witness if the state- ment was correct? Witness said it was not; did not know his plaus, bad no conversation about them; sent a merely complimen'ery message by Jobn Brown Jr., to his father; ‘aid not know John Brown by the title of “ Friend Isaac;’? Jobn Brown Jr. did not ask witness for mone: or aid ip any way; could not remember Senator Wil- son’s letter to we; its contents had passed from his memory, but from his knowledge of Vilgon’s opinions, who was always opposed to any at- tacks by tree State men in Kansas, particularly on United States troops, as Wilson said if they were Brongn the ‘United States would crush them; from these opinions ‘witness thought Wilson unacquainted with Brown’s plans; had pever seen Merrian until since the Harper ‘erry raid; the person purporting to be Merrian had called on witness at jie Bare, tad bn un to talk of the yma led Ferry affair; witness he was too busy to him; the person Toned, and witness peremptorily re- Brown came to Boston not be ‘divulzed; Brown read from newspaper orders to th Sek to bear bad Jn: John House; ‘went there for funds; the dinner was over before I went I remained about twenty minutes. pz anawer 1 Jefferson Davis, Mr. gis ——~ Parker House is a hotel where you can _e din- ecesped all the rarities, but I rt tam that iho club bes y particular name; the dinners are usual. eduiners,” several ie it silt fiat ee SE a =e 3 ; time. na conteibatell by any members Foon it? ‘The answer was H He Z 5 i & EL ¥ wae Dropee, ipasmu to action. The majority finally ruled it rere rated wouter it to go on the record. HORRUME MURDER IN FLORIDA. Mr. Keitt, tbe momber from South Carolina, received a cespatch this afternoon, that an elder brother of his, a physician, residing at Pilatka, Florida, was murdered in big bed by some of his.negroes, who almost severed bis head from bis body. He was confined to his bed by illness. ere is @ report in the city to-night that Pilatke ‘wae marked Gown upon Jobo Brown’s map with a red croes, incicativg that it embraced the elements of insur- rection, but | cannot vouch for the truthfulness of the rumor. THIRTY-SIXTH CONGRESS. PIRST SESSION. Senate. Wasurnoron, Feb. 24, 1860. Mr. Wicratt, (dem.) of Texas, introduced a joint reso- {ution requesting the President to call out the regiment of ‘Texas volout authorized by the act of 1858. Mr. Wig- Sall explained that this was neceseary in order to protect the frontier of Texas from the ravages of Cortinas’ ban- witta, who bave devastated the country along the Rio ‘Grande f:om its mouth to one thousand miles above. The resolution was laid over, ‘Mr. ‘ATRICK, (dem.) of Ala., presented the petition of Carlos Butterfield for @ contract to carry mails from New Orleaus to certain Mexican ports. He seported a bill for carrying the mail between the United States and ports in the republic of Mexico. ‘This bill is responsive to Mr. Butterfleld’s petition. Mr. Jonsson, (dem ) of Teon , reported the Homestead Dill, and weve to make it the special order for Thursday at two P. Messsrt Haun and Gwin presented sundry memorials from the Legisiatare of California ‘The bili tor the relief of William B. Herrick was taken “up and passed, Mr. Browo's resolution relative to the Territories was teker up Mr, Dooutes, (rep ) of Wis. addressed the Senate. ‘He said Jonu Quincy Adams, during the last years of his life, said tbe best thing ever uttered by General Jackson ‘was that fcr which be was the most abused: that he had sworn to support the constitution as he understood it, not me others understood it. He had, therefore, no apologies ‘to-make for the Sopreme Courtof Wisconsin in construing the constitution according to its convictions. bad a right to prin an apology, and, least of all, ‘the Pn gra from Georgia; for the Supreme Coart of that as late as 1854, after an able résumé of its sieaiy with the Supreme Court of the United ‘States, decidea that it was co-equal and co-ordinate, ‘and not inferior or subordinate—that as to reserved powers, the State courts were supreme, and as to dele- re power, the United States Court was supreme—there- the United States Court could not give an order to a + Btate court. Wisconsin 1 never gone to that length yet, and denied the late jurisdiction of the Supreme Court of the United It only claimed the right to decide for itself questions of constitutional law. Mr. Doo little then quotea the resolutions of 1798, the Cincinnati rea the decisions of the State courts of Virginia in 814, end Pennsylvania in 1798, in opposition to the Powers claimed for the United States courts. Virginia and Penney ivania bad deciced that the Supreme Court of the United States was vot superior and appe late to the State courts. The whole ation of the court of Georgia had been in support of the same views. He did not question good faith or motives of the Btate of Seong: would neither do so as a matter of taste or inclination. The precise issue between the Senator from Georgia and himself was whether any authority could be conferred on the United States Dis trict Court oy 8 law in iteif unconstitutional. The Senator naserted that such power was conferred. He denied it. ‘The very thing that the State Court had to decide under the writ of habeas corpus was whether the imprisonment wes or not, and that depended upon the constitu- Aionality of the law under which the imprisonment bad taken place. Unconstitutional law was no law at all; and yet the Sepator says that tivugh the law be uncoustita- ional the action of the Usited States Court is biading. ‘That was begging the wh Gireie, Be reguriod toe as extra autho a Senstor ff ow the Jurys of bod cou NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1860.-TRIPLE SHEET. Oo oon, (a ) of Ga, the floor, and the Sen- lem. ¥ ant ate ad vsjramnod il tom Monday. ‘hase - House of Representatives. Wasuivaton, Feb. 24, 1860. LAND WARRANTS. On motion of Mr. Pxytos, (dem.) of Ky., the committee on Public Lands were instructed to inquire into the expe diency of reporting a bill authorizing the Secretary of the Interior to issue duplicate land warrants where the ori- gipal bas been lost, under such rules and regulations as be may prescribe. THE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIIENT Mr. Carrer, (rep.) of N. ¥., asked leave to offer the tollowirg preamble and rrsojution:— Wheress. it is now enderatood, that the com‘zitien of this Bouse, whieh wes appohuted to make arrangements for. and to tade col Sptrel to the ceremonies a” tend the equestrian statue of Wastington in y astogion. on, on the tast auviversary of the birthday of the Father Sountrss end mnviied: Ip the pase of thie House, the Beventh regiment of the cliizen soldiery of the city and State of New York, to visit tee Capital of the nation as guests of the Natio zal Legislatwe, for ihe purpoee of taking part in those ceremonies; and wi m pursuance of {nvftation, and. to prove to the country their freternsl and Uctoa-loving princi. pies, ibe Seventh regiment consleling of about seven hundred of de ciizens of New York, composing que ol the Aaeet disc State, or of this or any other pation, arrived in this the city to which Washington bus peme ‘without being cordially, or even formally received y the Presicent of the eited Staien the heads of any of the brent by the Co of Arrangements of of the Renate; and, ag, nO cons erable nuraber of this body id bron sdviatd ot tke area ments of their commitiee, consequently the members of House couid not have antisipsted such a result; therefore, eit © Resolved. By the House of Representatives of the Thirty aixth Congress, that we convey through our Speaker oar sth: cere regret for ihe omission, on the part of the Executive and said committee, to extend to said regiment ty, and respeet which were eminently thelr due, and 1n con. sideration of the bigh appreciation and adm\ratlon of this body e for the soldierly skill, disetpline an: mm exhibited by th asid Seventh regiment on the ie eat a the birthday of the Father of hia Country, at aang ot ‘the equestrian statue tbe shy of ‘aahington, on the 22d day of Februny, it Resolved, That « copy’ of this preamble and resolution be Sete a iy epee, Cherk: at oe House, and transmitted by the nel of said regiment. "Moakit. Hovstox, Davipsos and Branca objected to the reception of the preamble and resolutions, saving they east an imputation on the committee, which might be true or false. THE CHAPLAINCY. Mr. Mayarp, (S, Opp.) of Tenn., asked leave to offer a preamble, acknowledging our indebtness to Divine Provi- dence for our innumerable blessings, and concluding with & resolution that the daily sessions of the House be opened with prayer; and to this end, that the pastors of the seve- ral churcbes be invited to perform the solemn duty. Mr. Curns, (rep.) of Iowa, and others objected to the ‘a8 out of order. THE CONTEST FOR THE HOUSE PRINTING. ‘The House then, after a call of the House, proceeded to vote fora printer,’ with the following results: Whole number of votes Mr. Sroxxs, (8. opp.) of Tenn., voted for Mr. Watters- ton; Mr. ApRun, (A. L, dem.) of N.J.,for Mr. Windom, and Mr. Farxswortn, (rep.) of Ill., for Pangborn. Mr. Stoxzs placed in ‘. Watterston, of Tennessee, and wished to say a few words in favor of = Paridnine! orgs , of La. objected. jatterston xs eal Mr. McPuerson, (rep) —_ Penn., and Weusrxr, Go ag cine igo & Seaton. Mr. Bristow, (8. opp.) of Ky., asked leave to offer a Tesolution to end this strife Objection was made. Mr. STANTON, (rep.) of Ohio, submitted that it was a question of privilege. Bxusrow remarked that in the resolution he simply Mr. made a nomi Cries of “Let it be read for information.” It was as followa:— Resolved, That W. W. Seaton, of the firm of Gales & Seaton, be appoinied Printer for the Thir.y-sixth raNToN hoped the fibot patie would be adopted. Mr. Bocock, (dem.) of Va., who temporarily occupied the Speaker's , declared the resolution to be incon. sistent with tbe order to vole viva voce. Mr. Bristow then nominated Mr. Seaton. The Caam—You have a right to do 60. Mr. Sroxss withdrew the name of Mr. Watterston. ‘The House again voted as follows:— Whole number of votes. Nesessary to a choice. Mr. Mr. Glosabrenner. Mr, Seaton. ‘These were the votes of the Southern opposition, and some democrats. _ Mr. Mitchell Scattering...... J THE NEW YORK SEVENTH REGIMKNT. Mr. Kerr, (dem.) of S. C., said he understood certain resolutions were offered this morning by a momber from New York (Mr. Carter), and that they were objected to in consequence of his absence. He now wished to ask Mr. Daviceon to withdraw bis objection, and allow the resolutions to come in. He wished to make explanations in relation to their propriety, and submit some remarks applicabie to the gentleman (Mr. Carter) alone who of- tered them. Mr. Davivsoy withdrew his objection, which had been made Jp consequence of the absence of the gentleman from South Carolina. Mr. Surg, (dem.) of Va, asked whether the with- drawal of the obj would bring up the resolutions. ‘The Srmaxxx replied, no. Mr. Surru—Then I object. The Srgaxer said the only question before the House was the election of a Printer. DELAY IN ISSUING LAND PATENTS. On motion of Mr. VALLaNpiGHam, (dem.) of Ohio, a re- solution was adopted instructing the Committee on Public Lands to inquire into the causes of the great delay in is- suing land patents, and report such measures as may be necessary as & remedy, Mr. Suxnmay, 1 rer) ) of Ohio, that the com- mitices be cailed for the reception Private bills. ‘THE SEVENTH REGIMENT AGAIN. ieee mg Mybrree to make ‘- ig ae relative 2 ve mittee of Arrangements for uguration statue of Washington. ag eg rep. fon) of Ill, objected. be did not mean to make a speech, but pit at ae beatae time notice these resolutions. At’ pre- sent be would merely say that these resolutions were un- founded in fact. ‘There were no further proceedings relative to the elec- fon of Printer. The House went into Committee of the Whole on the State of the Union. APPROPRIATION BILIS. On motion of Mr. Suxrwan, the West Point and Pen- sion Appropriation bills were ‘taken up, and, after being Fead, laid aside to be reported to the House, 16 THE RELATIONS BETWERN THE NORTH AND TIE SOUTH. ‘The President’s annual message was taken up. Mr. MoFuxasom, (rep) of Pa.» sdomocrate views on political subjecte—speaking of the democratic party as a mere machine to be handled against th people, in Te- viewing the proceedings during the content for Speaker, be said miachiovous and incendiary speeches were made by Southern democrats, in order that miserable party pur It was true that the jorth- «i Northern democrats, as they had ever de- clared, did not sign the pledge of continued aud stern re- sistance to the plurality rale, bat they did not refuse to vote under the Havre: Ted those who signed the com- pact. The Southern poring age of necessity unit men to be entrusted with our great national interests. But the people have rebuked the secession spirit, and this is the cage at the South as well as in the North. He re- viewed the variety of candidates voted for by the demo- crats for Speaker, with a view to show that the priveiples of that party could mot be ascertained from their candi- dates. For himself, he had uniformly acted to promote the organization of the House, and assigned the reasons why he voted for Mr. Sherman'and then for Mr. Penningtoa They were faithful to the right of solf government, to the interc sts of free white labor, and for a protective policy, so vitwily important to Pennsylvania, and which, if adopt ed, would promote the prosperity of’ all the States. They were Union and constitution respecting men, who would to answer the Président's objections that the Was unnecessary and tnexpedicat; that ph ey tutional, and tha} tonnage duties may bo resorted to for this purpose. ee and the House adjourned till Mon- Drawings of Fra: " mind tl mee, Broaavonts & Co.'s ? Sussex Counrr—Ciass 47. Pune 1860. 1, 77, 2, 49, 42, 2, 62, 10, 18, 63 58 86 Consoupaten Lorreny—C.ass 18 Faaruany 34, 1960. 60, 41, 61, 40, 19, 57, 35, 8, 52,16 Shas. 59 ‘Managers, Wi Rema pie, tae Bt aor, i Bp Fro Peuecin ths nave tcc oe area prenenmy Dra’ ef the Delaware State Lotte= ries, WOOD, HDD & CO, Managers, - en ee ~~ nadinamaaapdanaer Detiwsne—| fo, 8 Fameeane, 4, 10 55, 0763. Gt, 61, cow ie. 14, 3, 4 Ce Pa ty ane —OLase Ki ay 63, 40, 67,67, 35, 2,26 OL ah, 18,3, 37, 6. ‘sent free of toners "WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Delaware, OMcial Drawing of guy Davis & 00's Conanlidated Lateree of Cooreia, Crass 262, Rhee 65, £8 ax ‘86. 31 31, “69, 70. 35 25, 46, 60, 53. Bae airy oo eglaca eit Macon, Ge, Prsegraght mina sad ia aoa, Gallery. reotypes, 249 Fulton street. sireek mei Brothers 5 Photographs and 7 es, old star, Broadway. Strangers visiting New fork remouiber, plolures all tiplee and p prices. Girls and Women should understand Phrenology to enable them to avold seldeh and tmmoral mon, tasainations daily a FOWLER & WHLLS, 908 Bros: Daguer- tree way. lerge ford’s Last Patent Cushions Ch: ge Prelan's for true angles, Sales or playing 149 Ful aticet, No. 8 Ann street, and Court street, yn. 8 2's Sewing epialaaractat for Familics, tailors, and all manufacturing pur are unequalled. They are capable of doing more work and of earning more money, thap any machine in market | The family mecha, a: $60 aud 75, are attracting univer, al The RINGER & UO. 453 Broadway, N. 180 Fulton street, Brosklyn. My friend and I for a Life Time—24 | botographto Likenesses for $1, at HULMES’ Gallery, SUS Get Your Shirts at Moody's. 262 Broadway. Shirts Made to Order from Measure. D.C SILLECK & COX, 150 Broadway, corner of Liberty st. Clothiers and Merchant Tailors ‘Will find a New Assortment of BUMMER GOATINGs, eae AND V4STINGS, SULLIVAN, RANDOLPH. & BUDD, ‘Successors to Wileon Hunt & Co 34, 36 Park place. neouaet Pianos Warerooma S01 Broadway. Chilton on the Croton. ‘The Diaphragin Filler, manufactured by Messrs. MeKenzis & Ohare’ is ihe kind of porous to which T alluded in my re- Cent report to the Croton Board I consider the artifictal sana atone which constitutes the filteriag medium to be an excellent — for the purpose = The icetrement is quite durable, and only requires to be reversed ocessionally to inaure ita aston JAME3 B, CHILTON, M D, Chemist. ‘Visit at thle season all river wavers, and observe’ the dyeing eatabbsameots, stable yards and other causes of impuriy; read Harper for March on the inbabitanta of the Croton cistern water, and you will not drivk it unless filtered Sold and war- ranted by MCKENZIE & O'HaKA, 826 Fourth street. PP cer! teow Salamander Safes—With Pa- wear , cepa tee ‘Also, fine and burglar leboard an ca. ra roca ince. ROBERT M PaTRIOk. aaa Patent Champion Fire end burglar proof Safes. 251 roadway, corner of Murray street, New York. Wheeler & Wilson's crew int Meheines.— Office 505 Broadway, Rew Y. Lat nm Abe Club 5: oe See oe agent tn Ue chy, ecmuan inne of heir a ae RE J. fe erate Cristadoro’s Hair E Dye, Wigs and Tou- — best in the world—W. and retali, and the So privaialy appled, a No. 6 Astor House. Beautifal Complexion.—Laird’s brine § Pearl ing ie Oh having oon for beautifying and preserving Brosawa: eavecss sauce, Barry's Trico} resin is the Best and oc uric for dee Fregane end renin El" in ry a by all Cristadoro’s Hafr Dye, Wigs and Tou- world, cinlesale ‘and retall, and ibe ta pany were i pater. and Toupee factory 1s ‘Private entrance for Hill's Hair Dye, 50c.—De; clay street; also sold by all Druggista in Mrs. alia tig Soothing Syrup. Millions used t No. 1 Bar- United States. "the United Belief certain. On The gj and Appliances for Filey Varco nnd ‘and enlarged veins ‘of the loga, id 448 Broome Tras ee Pa Pille.—Neglect in Assisting mature has consigned thon females to s premature ve. These eon ‘will be found CS most effectual reme- tes for a!) sex: the first blush of wo- manbvod or at ‘ihe turn of life. igs Campbell Chemiat md Apothecary,Cor- ner of Kigbth avenue and Twenty-eighth street. The proprie. tor constantly in attendance. MISCELLANEOUS. A, © BLEECKER, 608 & 00. *NERAL AUCTIONEER Noa. 7'and 9 Fine street, near Broadway, Gives ni ‘That they are now prepared to give their attention to sales of BOUSESOLD ote either at the residerces of nig papnning housekeeping, their hipaa ye No, 9 Pine street, B. DYER, Agent, corner of Fifth _ tele and Twenty-third scoot % A CARD FROM MBS. SOUTHWORTH. As Ihave been tuformed, upon upon unquestionsble ape pertodicsls of mj that certain literary en advantage absence in Europe to folat upon the public some of my Oldest and most widely circulated novela, under ne new Frorks: and as this conduet not only savadee ‘ay. scpyri but also compromises my Nerary ublo, 4 osay tat T eit only f for the Ne York LEDGER, with wth the proprietor of have @ contract for several years to that eflect. EMMA D. E.N. SOUTH WORTH. _Browan Sra Vita, Urrei Norwoop, 1860. |) PURE HOLLAND, A OR SEDICAL USE. WOLFE'S. BCHIEDAM SCHNAPPS. Recommended eg Cameos oe the United Stetes F GRAVEL, GOUT, DROPSY AND DYSPEPSIA. Put'up ia Quart and Pint Bots For anle by all S38, GROC ‘ERS, FRUIT STORES Wei COUNTRY MERCHANTS. 1 MCLER®, 6 BROADWAY_THE NEW WEDDING Envelope, chain pattern, and iattial letter to mateh. yng a gow ASD Ht ‘T% W—DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF SEWED Le ae 10 and 12 Ann street; a 90 at $4, French calf dress Boots. N, B—Call and see them. Saree PARISIAN TOOTH PASTE. the i festtng decay. tad ix the rosente, hue of bealta to tht and lips eon Roarons, wholesale and re fiN'brosdway, eorner Canal and Barclay street. DVERTISE 7 Aad PAPERS JURE SOUTHERN poop ag P sci a 0 Fe GAPORT RORRT ry . 8. Pa ‘371 Broadway, corner of Chamber: gan be done eafely and aly at the ADVER- NG ADENOY Of ANDAEW WIND, No. 158" Nassau treet tN. Y. Publishers rates only charged. pie cana, On CHRAF Smo Leas —FROM mr TO st OBLANDO bo CHEERS. I i Br ‘Grosaway. RIDGEWATER PAINT FOR ROOFS, OUTSIDE Work, wood or brick, decks of steamers, iroa work, rail BARers BURNISHED ‘oon KYED NEEDLES. Howes’, Binger's, Wheeler & Wilson's, Grover & Biker's, and every descri of Machine Needles constantly op bana or made to order. BARTLETT & CO., Manufacturers and importers, 421 Broadway, New York. VER TOUROORNS te ASD PAIN BY DE GRATH’# Ol. For sale by BARNES & PAR Park row, and all dnaie Price toa. boo, and ark row, $1. Depot, Philadeiphia, Pa, ot Crna IMPORTED SHOES —BLACK a oae WHITER vy Hae, 82 Fiiprers, ra, $1; al $1; colored Boots, } black velvet Venecian Boots, 175. New style of shoe rim Fioniog, Jum recetved from Paris, “at M. Is HILLS, 71 Brow CoE, BUNIONS, INVERTED NATLS, ENLARGED joints and all diseases of inconvenience w the CHroposiat, 760. Brr ath ot Oy, Dr Zae srk oa jent, by. AC! ur geoe way. Refers to physicians and ser A nnn en B WILLIAMSON GALLERY. D lature ae Lire stam, Oameo—t >rs, pre OF SrEoin SPECIES nate any F tne tess loth; ie 2 oe a0 i forag CLARKS, 116 ow mo FRurARED OLR, FAMILY Bat tt fi soeeees ‘and ove invention follows rh aocbey in rap ae St cna ae an omtirely new ane ptm UR is ed to the matt Tdia tonic palo Alea, for sale in five gallon pi for ‘use, bj &. MENDUM, Broad: Oorne! Gir reel, Senge ok RN RUM Bondar, corner of H™ ABM Lege, m OF Hare0m, at the COOP! OFEE INBTISTE, On Mopar Evening, February 27, CITIZENS OF NEW YORK. ‘ATT’S LIFE BALSAM. 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"For sale at Broadway, New York, and at 182 Fudon street, Brooklyn AOTONAB, THE WORLD'S TONIC CORDIAUANVIGOR ATOR, 4 great blessing fo the DYSPRPTIV aud PEER DISSOLV ES CONCRETI¢ a KIDNKYS, BLADDBK, and GALL DOOTS, It te aaproved by all. bul more espediaily by females, wh: Sad iu if COMFORT, SOLACS and HEALTH, Wa RRANTED INNOUENT. T bave examined che Vactouah, analytically and synthe cally, and provounee ientirely innocent of ail miveral_ oF up veaithy elements. . BRANDRETH, old at No. 4 Union Square, and at 204 Canal street. Price cents FREY'S JAPANESE BOOT AND SHOE POLISH, SPLENDID GLOS8—NO RUBBING—SOILS NOTHING. told every where. JaPANESE POLISH UO, 447 Broome atreet, oue door West of Broad wa pers WATER.-TO MANUFACT RS AND THE ublic generally, our new Carbon Filer will be found in. valuzble United stater Carbon Filter Company. Brondway, Sew York. P. : ae . PARK’S PRICKLY PLASTERS. THEY IMPART STRENGTH: TREY ANNIMILATH PAIN. PARKS a New ¥: PATENT PORUB PRIORLY PLABTE! Sus Sop sees Rhoumat a ry F ACR laators are useless; plied, From exist Every “tuily stould neve 2y¢ Thimes. | them. "One size on slo tree alzes om leather. Ham ples sent ns bY mail, on eee, NES & PAB! ire aod 1 18 Park row, N.Y —_——_——— ML VINE GROWERS’ OOMPARY OF COGNA®. CAPITAL THREE “MILLION OF FRANCS. The COUNT Pa RAINE -LEGIER, President. JULES DURET, Keq., Mansger, AGENT IN NEW YORK, ere OBBORN, 45 Beaver treet This corporation, numbering au bean ita shareboléers: teen hundred proprietors of the beatv areas in the ‘Nation ot Soreee, iis exovaive establihmenta being located ta the centre for the express pur. a et regul ‘on! tte the Brandy grown within the dietclet of Coguse, and of vineyards in that Bighly favored ‘storehouses an; hich may have been produced without te limite of eald With the of extending the tation Brsi vd ae only as will niet te United Bites Tie Vise CROWES COMPAN sutborized the ak ey in New York, to S Brandy ASKS OF ONE Ls trade and public fg 02 reapoctable ries. Every boitle le sealed with the capsule of ‘he company—the corks bear the same stamp, and the labels contain an exact de- Ofte gomtny ng nes or mass agent 0 Be rein quailty; diferin roaly ts gu y pes fs iy, Dolnt of age and degrees of strength Yepending wereon, Pidost belt ive lent potent c THE VINE GHOWERS 11 THBEK YKARS Le Js an excclient a:ticle of the age represented, sui 1p enigeated family OE VINK OROWEES eater yay a of itsextreme age, and because the remote production is papee oattive verification. 7 236 Hy 3k ite te Fal fu it was exported consumers ma} Fel of adding malar "to out their own qa vaste, inst *Croton’’ at the price of brandy. CARHART & BRO., 58 Broadway FREDERIOK 8. COLZERS, 73 Warren street, SACKETT, BELOBER & 0O., 26 Peari street. Haut. DIXON & CO., 149 Chambers street. ‘W. WILSON, 28 Beaver street. instead of U"ane Weonwan & 60-8 6 TE BENELIE, which removes paia spota, gresse, &e., sad cleanses silks, ribbons, &s. nal to new, without the 1 woloe or fader Said oy al 2s ool per Boul. Sd ‘ATCHES AND pty descriptions. AND PeaTRD Ww. WARE, ‘STL’ For sale by G. 415 Erondway. one door below ‘Canal street, ef and Jewelry cleaned and rep best manner by the finest London and Geneva workmen. bes te ee Gr a no wig, Ror ¢i dinary trouble. ‘There can be no am aba tie oflca. oy. We bave seen testimonials gimog| without number, and rom men of great , igh ‘Those who have been bald for years are bale, and appear ten years younger than months a0’ "As in moet cases gray hairs’ and beld Sey ates mature and unpatoral, iti a duty ro WOOD ne oe tnral end undoubted means which Prof. Wi avd now kindly offers to the aflicted. iry bla wonderful remedy, ‘snd give the Pro Protowar 5 bow Ne. lemspbi "ibid by all Tewoeotable'dragetete. Depot 444 Proadway. WABITIME INTELLIGENCE, ALMANAC TOR KEW ‘Tone—rnis par. SON RISES. + 69 gers. SUN SETS. SD 8a | ow ware ve 10 44 Port of New York, February 24, 1860. = CLEARED. Steamship Kangarco (Br), Brooks, Liverpool J my Consthution, ‘Thompeon, Liverpool Willan Gon, Belk J'M Icks’ Greenion, Galvonon—J B Brower & Co New Orleans. Harane¢ a&Fs » Darling. jobilen Macready, a £00. Brig North Point, Staith, ‘ApsisoioolaW it H Hazerd. rade Wind, creat x Suna ins, St Pierre—Miller Hougbion. ait, Charl Moit & Co. erg Pater. Eleanor, Lane, od—Van “Brunt & be B Bailey, Line, Gi wn Dibble & Bunce. C A Crook, TOOK, veonace, Dakisnors —Van Sroot & Blaght. Schr Wm Hone, Pott, Pbiladeiphia—J W McKee. Schr MH Bane, Baths, Philadelphia—Jas Hand. Sehr We ker, Homon--Devion Sprague. ARRIVED. Steamship Vigo (Br), Mierkouse, Liverpoo! town 9th, with mdse and passengers, to) ( 10 miles NE ot Tuekar, say steamsbip Fa verpool vis Queenstown. ‘The V has had the entize peasege. Arrived off the Battery at 7:20 F . Bas anab, with mdse waiaanaee tye Stoanshin James Adger. A ‘Adams, Cha yaasengers, \enith Geers; Tileston & oe, ‘ sg pe ‘Baa sar SottTigulanda’ wiih & to to near, 10 ni freeh breeze from BW BW and ery thick ~ ee Switzerland, Trask, weather, “Liverpool, Jan a with mdse and 1p pamengers, to Traak & "Dearborn. ’ One birth. Bontoger (Prus), Hashagen, Amsterdam, Jan 8, with mose and 1 passenger, to order liad heavy westerly fries the cntire passage, with very high sea; the ship labored teavi Rack Ald (Br, of Bristol, Eng), Edwards, Palermo, & days, 4nd days from Gibraltar, with fruit 0, to Lawrence, Giles Bark Star King (of Boston), Smith, Buenos Ayres, Jan 4, with hides 4c, to master. No date, Int $0 20, lon $0 24, spoke bark Michief, from Cardiff for Tou Kong. Bark Virginia Aon (of Char! jou), Goham, Bugaos Ayres, with cotton &e, to 0 Peters. Bark 8H Ghaabes Powell St Marke, 18 jootton Ao, to Bmallwood, Farle & Co. off the cdianas eae & ener bent Bes ‘0 eral go. enn | ate tee days, with cotton, erie Mercur vee. ng x ata aH eh utle, i ‘Tl days, with molas- i ig Fanny Ttoston win mar 4 RPboe eee )), Herriman, Cardenas, 9 days, ‘Remingtcn, Smith, St Marke, 16 daya, with toute a Petes Had heavy 8K and NW gules tse past iL ; has been 7 days Not Hatieras, yw (of Bangor) day with coffee 10 iret Ban & Co. 3 in jah 3 46, ln 72, ne, of Rockland, from Boston for A! ‘ab Jane, weather. ?, he pas hed bee’ of eorenawe. Me), Low, Swan Island, ic’ R Carlisle, Gone Fae Wilmington, NO, 6 aays pit Eyzat for Bosten. ‘Watson, Hallock, Elizabethport for I Boston. Wentworth, Jaomel, 21 ! my 3, A a 2 3 F, cf EF al Bteamer Potomaka. Nye. New Bedfora, Bloamor Albairess, J: Res hee Sel BELOW. Behr Win 2 Spry oF from Neuvitas. Bebr Win L ‘Algo, two barks and two brigs —All by steamt 1g Huntress, #ehr'kdward Sawyer, of Newburyport.—By pilot bost Mary Ann He (ot Boston), from pporncttion—was TS ala SAILED. barks Soo, Dnok, Rotterdam; Lauretta, Busnes Ayres; Elva Br), Bermuda; Aeronaut, Demarara; Esc oriaza, Ha- 1x0, New Orleans, "wind at sunrise W; at meridian WNW; at sunset NNW; at 10 PM N, with snow, Poe § Marine Reports. BOSTON, Feb 24—Bark Atlas, of Kennebunk, ashore on Chatham Beach, la leaking and appears to be badly hogged, Bhe is belox stripped. Steamer R B Forbes started this after, noon to ren‘er assistance. The crew were saved. NEWPORT, Feb 23—Brig Ann Elizabeth, of Salem, from Sierra Leone Jan 7, with hides and palm oll, has arrived, with officers and crew sick. Cargo in good order. Will proceed when wind permits. 24U.—Sechr Frank!in Treat, from Delaware with acargo of corn for Fran‘fort, Me. is asbore on Blcck Island, is full of water, ard wil! be @ total Joss —(By telegraph to Elwood Wal ter, Feq, Fecretary of the Board of Underwriters.) PROVIDENCE, Feb %—Bark Kepler, Moulton, for Provi deuce, with a cargo of cotton, was ashore on Flag Island, be low Apalachicola, 22d inst. She was full of water, only one rail out, and the sea breaking over her. The vessel is a total los. ‘The cotton is badly damaged and will be diflieult to save. ‘The cargo is insured at various oflices in this city for up wards of $80,000. SAVANNAH, Feb 24—Rueaian bark Ves!a, from Baroe lona for Tyyee, went asliore on Oussiban on Tuesday, and sub sequently biiged HIGRLANDS. Feb 24, eunset—Wind NW, clovdy, SANDY HOOK, Feb 24, sunset—Shio Jacob A Stamler, for Londen, paesed cut over the bar at 9:30 AM. Wind NRW, Mght; weatter cloudy. Herald Marine Correspondence. HAMPTON, Va. Feb 22—To tax Eprron oF tux Henatp— Dear Sit: Under head of “relegraph Marine Reports’ ia the Henatp of the 2lst,it fs sthted that “the bark Conrad and a large ship are asbore at Cannon's Marshes, James River." This statement ja not orrrect There was a abip ashoro at that time ard place called the Senator, but she has since been gotten off. ‘The ebip. together witb barks Coorad and Ano E Grant, were in tow cf steemtug Jas Grey. The ship wasalongaide of the tug, and tbe barks were astern. The weather was very fogay; 80 touch 80 &s"to prevent the land from being seen, and tomake itnecessary to run by soundinge, and in consequence of the "4 wheeleman not understanding an order of the pilot to he wheel apcrt, tbe ship at that time being near the port Side of the river, she went ashore. but the barks, belng astern, were enabled to port their belms in tine to 8 acl: dent. By publishing this statement you wil Mooaier a favor oa me and the Visginia pilots whose reputation and {aterests are epito sufer by the statement in your paper of the Zlat going uncontadicted. Yours, respectfully, MARION COLBERT. Misceliameous, Bark ZD (of Boston), Fairfield, was to sail from Buenos Ayres for Boston Sth ult, and while fn the roadatead on the 4th took fire, and at the time the Star King sailed was running for the City Banks. The boats of the US brig Bainbridge and of the other men-of-war in the harbor were alongside. She would probably be scuttled and undoubtedly condemred, as she 1s an. old vessel, built in Duxbury in 1841, and rated A234. Lavuncn oF an Tron Stxampoat—8 Sneden & Co will launch from thetr yard at Greenpoint this day, Feb 25, at 11 AM, the fron steamboat Flushing. This steamer has been built to order for the Flushing, College Point and New York Steam Ferry Co, and is the first tron passenger boat ever constructed to run upon the East River, She will be placed upon her route on the i6th of April. ‘Tne steamship Adriatic returned from her trial trip at ten o'clock yesterday morning. 8 Bergh, Faq, the obliging purser of steamship James Adger has our thanks for favors. Baxx Caztrorwta, Bursley, from Rosario for New York, put back to Buenos Ayres previous to 4th ult, leaking 600 strokes per hour. ey oy had been pean a ei Be peters _ Pass to tne Went Pass anchorage Apalachicola, and was undergoto temporary: toe inet, She would id 8000 ‘be 1s readiness to take freight for some, Noribers coastwise port, where she can be thoroughly repaired. Bnia Burrow, previously reperted ashore on Body Island, will bes total loss. Bric Cava, Pescud, which cleared henoe 13th ult for Gi braStar, arrived out Sd inst. Her advices were one day late than hed been received vis England. Brio Ausarnons, Small: from Oardenas for Portland. before reported put into Charleston leaky, struck on a reef in beating Bria Susan, of Boston, wrecked at Muske from Georgetswn. BO, for Bain Mon The f was built at Mn, chin in 80, 19 to reaiter, arated for 8 York, was driven Caos alone th Ught; weather ‘Tt fad arrived the em = so ersenned erie Men Cay severe, rom southeest 10 porthwest dartog "which the aicned ig pice ins eda asda oman mies Ss fave nil overboard about 500 bushels cor Ponr Buewa Vista, ashore on m. Hors Back Hurl Gate. will =” discharge. The captain had refused the services of a pe ae Packard, from Rockland with lime for this port, recently sabore at Lloyd's Neck, has been got off and taken on the railway at Hallets’s Cove for repaira, ene oes ‘Watts, at Holmes’ Hole from oe, 80. P, Feporte:—1ith ina, in if aale trom NE, sprung aleak, and of water in the hold, was ob! partof tbe deck load of jumber to Lighten saile, sprung fore yard, Scun PRENSYLVANIA, Linootn, from Boston for Bath, lost jib and boat 18h Inst, during the gale and thick snow alorm. Coild 9t get into the Kennebee river and ran cor Townsend harbor, ci mnchor near Spruce. Poin Giea.” he had an aaerrlod cargo: whioh wil'be bedly dase aged Bleamer and lighter left ‘Baik morning of 2°th to save cargo. ~ Cor — West), Feb 4—Ship Cornelius Grinnell. Fpen. cer, of and for New York from London, is wien extensive repairs at the Royal Victoria Dockyard wharf. Prec pein Lay's pete Jane E Walsh, of Yarmouth (Matne), ‘ana (coals), sprung aleak and founder- ear x, Bow W; crew saved. rk Adele, Clausen, from Autwerp for New York, arrived bere leaky, wi with foremast Series, me of sails, two ‘bore wi lat 46 N, lon 13 W. part Refuge from New Orleans broke night, ‘and drove several vessels adrif = to throw over a vessel; split the _BLERTWOOD, Feb ‘with damage. vExr00L, Feb7—Fbip Eadymion, for New York, teak tre in te river Gist Jan, and nnd was scutled, bas beea e George's doct an ‘niet Guy Manneriag. or for Now York, has put back, har- ft mae seers ease bash Spparendy ir or Am (igor Jaden), of about 1,000 ‘of #alls, was passed relia Jan Si, lat 48 N ion 28 W, by the Rutland, arrived Bhe bi beamenda, aud lay with ber lee dead eyes under water for hours, started a butt, and has been making water ever since. Quexsstown, Feb 4—The John Bell, ae from the Clyde for peor ete bas +4 geadrete into be} port Reel eg put back after being out tS Larne Feb 8 feet dee Lise yoyo tte arrived here from Charleston; bad struck several times very heavily on the bar in comtp ‘out; fn lat 45 lon 12, (3 experienced # hurricane from WNW, and received ‘The Oraville, Crockett, arr at ‘Corus from New Orieans, reports baving seen on’ Dec 29, in lat 38.N, lon 46 W, a large fire, sup) to be from a burning ship. frpxy, NSW, Deo 15—The Caroline, Tresestt, which arr here Seaterday from Fortuna, (80 x Bea ian, Panne te rt it lov 5, of pr crew of on celean eap which fad foundered at sea nine days previous- iy; tbe rest of the crew had arr at Samoa. y. , Feb 7—Ship Anne Kimbauil, of Boston, ran fou! of the Cockle Lightabip last night, but did ‘not sustain any ma terial damage. Tor Late Panta Gates al gee Seamaster the weeks, and even, moni He PU Mices wre oateecnay inesaites sek mactal be its cbarecter than has been ever known by the oldest seamen marvel- i ry Lees ‘on than thas of the Guy 5 so aml er, whieh relurned to liverpool on the 7th, after rt expected to survi were ao disabled tbat they bad to lay up in the f) of those who remained to artes not one is free fi sense, the reeulis of working incessantly. In ali Yapt Dollard Throughout not only maintained his calmners apd conra fe, bat Ttaenifested a Soaree of sktre sxiifal re- sauree which show Bim to be. an ncoomplished He brought his vease! to port again nttnoutd a aid of fin goat and with the rudder worked from the ship by means of chains and tackle. ‘The Bridah screw steamship Prince Albert. of the Galway ioe, was. yesterday morning taken on the great Balance dock for the purpose of baving her Bnll scraped and ‘The clipper ship Witebcraft, 1310 tous ree Rectional dock for repairs. "She will yn a recaulked and newly coppered. Stearotug Young America was sold a! auction at Nerfolk on the 18th inst for $4000. Lavxcnrn—Bark Talisman, of 120 tyna, constructed by Coop- or & Shier tor C Morton Stewart and Cay! Teomas P Baldwin, ‘was launched at Baltimore 23d inst. Notice to Mariners. Lawes, Del, Feb 23—The Lightabip on (he Five Fathom Bank, which parted from her mo rings during wwe lat alorm, came 10 tas Breakwate> lsat evening, and remains, ry Wace Nov wee if, lak Eh av. bark Roscoe, of NBed- eerlalarou=by ftp Bak a big Granie, Nickerson, bence for San Francisco, Deo 29, at etn iar: Bbiy Mounlain Wave, Hardy, fom Philadelphia Juse sonng Ook a iat Stor ior pein ney! ale nga 20 niles 90, lat 8 64 .N, Jon 41 aia 1 paging pi. ce BE from Tortugas. Seti omen with topsalla, wide off, steering eon rea 3 om bouth bhoal. - ee sae Showing © bie ienel wae 8 white square tn contre, wpngsalog Anale Buck: son, Nov 16, Int 30 8, lon 8 K. jeika, from Baltimore ton ota "b 6, off Cay icknam, Power. from from Boston Sept 23 for Ram- more for Demarara, Feb 3, lat 14 38, pane East, Spates, from Mobile pigshieens eg a eae a shosing 0 bt blue ee ae ea ncen Tn 2h IM Bab pe 88 18 abe Fieetw J on % jayne, trom Moblie for Schr Althea, Corson, from Mobile for pti : : ia aFore Ports. NTWERE, ‘ ogee rr NYork; 9th, Corinthian, jan 29—Arr Olintonis, ‘Acona, Atrten, Dec ibid brig Jekonen te Vincent, York. Buustou, Feb 6—Arr Atlantic, a, Savi ‘Bld Admiral Blake, Henward, Wilm NO Boupeaux, Feb Sarr Village in Havre; Lous 8—Arr on Buauxeuaven, Feb New York pee, NYork. Sid Pa ates Geek, Jamon, se ampton, by nedoe, she UENOS AYRES, TEN ran York id tare ily or for do do; Mexersoa, for Salacia, Fre Tiaston, do; Litiie, ‘Hi; for ¢o (on fire—see Mi airtiold, do (or NYork), in ,, Taylor, NYork. —Hild Kalamazoo, Lucretia, Gibbs, ¥ ee, a wae hoy, Sou 0 oe ete Parana, , Ai in 9b). Canpire, med Tarr Os xian: oor Pes. Cuxuaven, Fe Aroostook, Ft Constantixor! 4 ngriet Cann, Pink Ormuartan, CORUNNA, Feb ‘eb 2-did ‘Arr prev ( Le, Jan 21—Aj mnie Currie, Gray, President itham, do Waltham, Clark, Newport 23d, Joke Dravi le, Grosket, NOrleans. rr —_ Palmer, eo Fe ) Fillmore, Nelson, Shields for do; 3th, St cae rine tor Montevigeo (aad all i lac b V Merwin, Merwin, York; Sh, Pep sesidy feta Fife, Pember, New York; Tt Ys — Arr barks Chief'ain, Wolvin, Constant nop'e (nnd 8 d Feb 8d for Falmouth; Feb 24, DO Pierce, Pem- Ringted, d+ (and wid Sd for falmouth); Armenia, Hamilton, Gallipoli (and ald $4 for Boato.), $4, Gsmanli, ba (and sid dth for Boston); brign Ooean Spray, Stubbs, Pi mo (sud eld auane day for Philadelphia), Gaurd, Pescud, New ors (about 18 or 19 aays). b Ba, bark Zephyr, Lane trom Messina), NYork "the wind was WeelSd ead wie’ GrNOA. Jon 25—Arr Charles Brewer, Gould, NYork; Reoha- harlesion. "S—Arr Kevere, Rocko, Mobile; 6th, Isaac Bell, B, DYOrk, Jouo Bunyan. Carver, Chavtestous6im, Mart ‘Ams- to Charleston; 7th, Ferrlere, NUrleans; Scheldan do o etts, NOrieaus, Levant, Harden, Mobile; Lise Sth, M1 nube, Cotter, Charleston; 1th, Koss’ N York. Kuanacuey, Liverroot, F Marmion, tres,’ Ban bg -Arr Mary 2d. Wm Wirt, Wadsworth, NOrleans; 6th, Montmorenct, and Malabar, biosmans, do; Hiawaths, Hall, and Pep- tiiil, Charleston; soturdo, Percy, Valveston; 71 rummon¢, and & H Thaker Clark, ity Bay, and ee , Warsthov, Doy'e, NOrleans; 34, Fairfield, Hathaway, Swmuel Looke, “Sweeter, and Henrietta Ms ‘ADs; b 1s hoate, MeManus, Mobile; 7th, Noire Dame Francisco; 8b, Malabar, Kinsman, larcy, Nicker- » New Haxsvne, Feb 6—, oe, Charleston. g--In port Glenburn, T ‘ebenham, unc.§ O'Brien, Vesper, ‘NOrieans; Arabia, Kenship, ‘orrest, Aa- toed, hens Worleade: Jura (@), NYork; 6th, ‘Cubs, Halter, So; quando, Gury: , Mosher, aud shire, Buck Charlestoh; Jones. Bavaunah: Bussey, New bile; Memnon at lord asd . froma C 3 Jenki Gobljas 7 Meiners NOrleata: Pleticen Aiton 1 land, Peterson; Al James K Keeler, Allen, Savagnab: sth, Lizzie Harward, Robinson, cl man. do; 4 nglo Bason (6), Portland; 10th. Kdiaby batross, ae re reporte the river 6th inst); Feb 3, Bazaar, ee New Orleans; i a, Wi eeks, and Charlaite, Nei do; sad Charidie, New nih a 4 4 in kee Biace, Burke, Charleston; William ‘New Orleans; 7th, Presoott, William V Kent, Wilcox, Charleston; Wi leaton: 8th, Wie, (3 (a), New York = Yankee Blade, Burke, Charleston; kaw: Jenny Beals, Grocker: Carr ati, Boule, and Crescent Cit eu, Guifacrg Mist ‘NOrieanss “Juniata, Wilson, Western Km Tuctnde, Bm eat, Couch, o Jas Foster, Jr, abell, Iyer ‘Minnesota, gel, Joboton, Rie works Gh ‘Antarctic, do; T W House, Bearve, ( a New ‘Boston; rion, ik Ne Storer, Comery, NYork, ae Rossell, eins bourne ard Geel ‘Lonvon, Feb 9—Arr Bunker Hill, ergy Singapore; Gaunt- lan NYork; Amazon, Hove; ovey do ‘Anderson, NYork ; Lyra, b Cheever, Fo Borg Poti. atered outward 4h, Lamiasn, Feb 6— Sid © Cordetis, Horn, Ni Orleans. Lacuorn, Jan Feet Osteo Mounts Har, Feb <—Of, John Bunyan, cy (Orleans; ‘outer, NYork, Bt, hire ‘Auatio, ing Robert ' Devereur, Ariat, Watsons a Gey (and passed Deal Tepes, con, ‘timpson, Monteveldo; bo. Fi NOrieans. ver, Charleston for Hi MAnsuitses, Feb $—SId Aristides, 3 York Massina, Joa 28—Arr tb, Edson, Rigrwon, Baa , ADI pi Oo Fuller, tanender, Titeets. aan ics Witten Feb Sarr Muscat, Dec 11—In port tor Zanzi arr 5th, Chapman, for New York. 2 Arr Heroine, Nickerson, NYork. 81d 224, Narwes, Jan Surpass Sheri by & Kiizabeth, Whistling’ Wind, ‘Hs ‘Boras? 7, Se maeeess ty Ubampioa, Hunk- Morton, Davidgon, P Phildelphis. ary ry Olsavaunad a Jelly, from Adem ibar and Providence aniizinounns, Dec 29—In port Beli Kook, Harrison, for Naga- Newcastie, Jan §—Cid Bap) Ertered outward 10th, Halcyon, Foster, NLondon; Pioneer, Turple, New Haven, Comm, }—eeslpclgs Nov 28-Sid Matilda, Lee, Oromangs and Havre). NOFane 5 ae Feb 7—Arr Anglo Saxon (e), Portland; ‘NOrleans; aa tn Old Colony” Low, Lelth, J Godfrey, ‘Of do 7th, C, srk A Stewart, and landed pilot, Rosanio, Thee 28-814 bark California, Bursley, NYork (and put into Buenos A: yres rev to Jan 4 in distress) Rio Janxino, brig Kate, Loog Bio Grande. 8 Arr ‘eb Sid Henrietta Marcy, Nickerson (from Rescue, Beker, Glencoe, Glichrist, Liverpool; from Liverpool tor NOrleana, , Kean, Baltimore; palaces ai dma MoNess 4818 Su ina, Jen OS Arr Sicilian, Dat Bnaxcuax, Deo 2i—arr prev Intrepid, Gardner, New York; Starr King, SYDNEY, Bs XBW Deo 6—Arr echr May Queen, Buckminster, Tahitt S1ernd Leong, Jan 17—In bark Aaron I Barver Miler, ys Mu Dodge, eee ae ) Abrens, unc. for Gambia; br —, and Pa Bld ih, Br batt ‘Saowdets Chari wan Istann, Feb 10~ No Am vessel in port. Toxoay, Feb $—Arr Darien, Armstrong, Havre for Greem- ‘Tuirste, Jan 31—-Cld Major Norton, Gerrior, Messina, Zaza, Feb 9—In port bark Winovs, Gallison. from Aspim- wall, f Byori bi une; Hidalgo, ‘Whit = bes! Kate Sargent, ‘2th—Arr (by | , for America: CHICOLA, Feb 15—Arr brig Tanner, Ki et taihe bark Ke jos eee (on Cole, Tangier. Iddo Kimball, Ingraham, Portland to load’ for Cubs: sobr Hammond, Paiee, Philadel owt 4 Mary Glover, Hydra; barks Ye) able Crasedor, Grace Wi ti 2, Freely, foros m Ports. Pennington, iter, for Boston do: oti Feb 25— Arr or ine Bassett, aan von Wright; peseotales, Howusd, Crowell, Motttey Sid, wind BW to NW, steamer f \w Hill, Elle. Crusador, Eaton, Tome, Chili; Philadelphia. * neato Feb Z—Arr steamahip Wm Jenkins, Hallett, jane, Dorr, Matanaas Cid Br ship. Kan te eet Jolly, Bi Joka, NB sehr Aloo, Dar York. 30 U i surveying schr Caswell (new), W eet sea OF Feb 20—Arr J Ha Seen Ree eae tae ifpe, RYork ia, Su Basal SHO) ‘bound to Bat zetia ieee eee fam! ; Brem remen sehrs Mat Ireland, NYork; Feum- Mobile. ships Orvelio, Greenough, net, Howes, Bos Boston; — George (Br), Sawyer, Nat Are sleamelly Columbia, . NYork; brig Albe- toe 8 al, Garde denne for For ‘ortland, put in leaky. in the = Edward Breret ore, and sehr posed to be the t. from: Felter, from EBs a las nis J N Cushing, Hevre; Sp pola J Barcelona: sch) rara, with iaeaber, leaking, put ship Susan G Ca Feats ‘eb 23—Arr Wiohard Sid anip Metropol, 1. Gy tei) schr Velma, ae ee to Dema- tn for re; the figs tel) Crimea, oreo, Oliver, Hsvre; base Boston. jmonvon, Feb 31—Cid schr H B Medealt, Burton, Prori~ ‘ork; sohr oor Are brig bs eth) os fork; a he May, Be Bre io Arr sean a ara 1 Stoneren Be 1, Ni us rey, rat lash y nome ver pos eke Were ay ner, Holmes, 3c . a, “amnetine Spt Attic uoher at Souee "Ni cbeion Sasi re , % i Mt Thurston, — i we , Turks Aslant a market. CS my ‘sir James ‘Lay ene, Groans ze mts ell, Bermuda ; Prat Provigence: ‘Alien a Motel Bunker, Nassau. Port of St Lvea, wear Adriatic. Below, & bark. Cid bark Hard: ek, Rchora. Hs Havaca: Willow, atntic. Hale, Snytoa, Fla. .