The New York Herald Newspaper, December 9, 1862, Page 8

riedty thority by law v exerci: with regard fo the writ of habeas i with the gent emen fiom Pennsylvania (Mr.Stewenr) sé RE ‘corpus. ziit A DINO this character was proper But whlte he thus Mesere. Fosrmn, Suuwmn, Dixon, Larsam, Fareexpen, ‘acl fi concurred he should regret W see the bit! Qurried thragght @uumm and Kino severally presented petitions im favor of | the House without probably ten uembere knowing wa ‘ @ genera! bankrupt act. legal provisions. it was discreditable 9 the diause ang ' ’ INCREASE OF THB PAY OF SOLDIERS. * should cel wbamed to return be Ris Com i Mr. Waicur, (Union) ef Iod., presented @ memoria! frem Governor Morton, of Indians, praying for an in- reuse of the pay of common soldiers 1s was referred to the Commitice on Military AMuirs. Tue RavY. Mr. Baum, (rep.) of N. H., presented a petition pro- ‘the action of the Advisory Board of the Teady te meet th Deing mato tho spo lal order, objection. that Voogress bid passsd am act wil! word, yea Or nag, t be said on the sab> for the credit of the House and country, ve pesipoued. Far himself je was Lestion at any ty AM Sid fhe bait it ghiy tothe Dill ¥ Mr, VauLany Mr. Oru rephied—I did now” i a9 you bad made any other ! Mr. CoLrax. fre : HERALD, made ta Board of Co. timem, dave been TES DONATION OF FIFTY T!OUSAND DOLLARS TO ‘Seng ond THE ROMAN CATBOLIO OKPHAN ASYLUM—THE qa MEMBERS OF TUK BOARD GOING TO & BALL— man ; mortgage DONATION TO ST. GABRIEL'S CHURCH—TEB WIDOW fend, clathe OF THE LATS THOMAS BYANES—SWORD FOR GEN. noe ghee SIGEL—THE FORT GANSEVOORT PKOFERTY, ETC. could get A regular meeting of the Board of Councilmen was held fe ge last evening, Charles C. Pinckney, President, in the chair gp ‘The minutes of the last two meetings were read au g Seed See e | u Me er} Coatet o-wenter shetere ke mcaieabente adlingate daa rede of th, Boarder to chonge the constitution for the bevetit of the white | Aldermen in favor of donating the sam of 449 499 xo the man, or to perpetuate the union of these Btates by pre- | managers of the Roman Catholic Orp* suas sohe serving the constitution of the country. the people would | appiied towards the erection of » — -“#" Aaylum, in duo time for the benedt of white scx aot | as ead aid «Bow Orpban Asylum, for aegroes, Se hd thst te Leesident woutd 38 gp aa pr n coudues cord to him his sup. yee? x $600 to pur wort; bul alt we mice accord Precidnt bad | chase astand of ov “ePriala the sum of $600 to pur- violated the pledges he hud made in his inaugural Ad- regiment NEW York Stare “te for prevertation to the Twelfth MilVia, was again brought up,. deoting against dress by bis of the 224 of September. Dotice ‘shou! re y and, afer seine Stumm aaa oes cox) oh Yo. dtored from Mr. Ot, He einctot tne Broeiumation was not to restore the talon, | a54, pen bcs pla I THE AnMY, a Hibl the unmediate passege of the Dill wou o diene MeCielian, “ accopte present ¥ re tion i” He te House. instead of this it would | tary ente, Mr. Richardson vi mnne..| At the @ightoguth annus auine meets ecsNeee . og cegientanie. thir quectwp bad ‘heen alseuteed ail over mung Be weeremena Be wrteg ‘pendorge tne | X0. 48, 06 be given rary pele utog . w caleotty whether an! . not of the Ur’ cenage | the lind as to,wheiher the Presider t had power tosuspen a lender, on abe ropublicaus had been | eyo: the 10tb* the privt of the writ of babeas corpus during the | emaucipation, . | SCOR, tat. Ras more tas tno reidablpWile a ie ning, 2% | rebel. The sto dready to cove or the bill w indem- | ruooing he Hage andthe dayartments of 18° weer. { _TU® Board concurred with the Board of Alder Rate " 7 ‘ts thug ap” oe warance Nioeaaie he etence the bation of the bill passed to-day Siem s, 04 rea men ape of @onating the sum of $978 43 10 the . et, when dent and oters from the consequenees of suspend pastor of “3, Gabriel’s church, be appited in payment of ° 5 000.) of Oregan, ey | ee tee cian rained tbe question that Mir, Steweus | privilege of the writ of badeas corputbe aid the ovurts | axes b¢wdauon sia ch ureh property, faciocage te’ Sinks of the & 94,1. We | ted no right under the rules to do so, ‘would not sanction this recklese and ‘tyraunical exercise | Tur poard concurred with thy Bourd of Aldermcn in Senate whe vumber ee rie 4e-devainp Mr. SrevENS asked for three minutes to explain. of power. The dominant party, he charged, had ¥iolated | fav’sr of directing the Compiroiter to draw bis warrant pce ar te naval, M801, and | Mr Vari cwon mam ob,ccier, unless others should have | the covstitution and laws. ¥. favor of the widow of the late Thomas Byrnes, Com- the pumber and rank OF these” ab 4 a ctmitar privitece. Mr. Huruuins, (rep.) of Obio, obtaiued the Sor. missioner of Landa and Piuces; for the balance of his ee: ara any estimate, ther g Mee, serviee. |" ir. Tolman, (opp) of Tnd., moved to lay he Dill en | _ The committee rose at balt;past four o'clock, amd the, | gulary due to the Let of January noxt. @aid, scooreiug to y 4 were about fifty table. . Houge adjourned. The usual resolution was adopted denating the sun of eunnets, hlesy four lesan eee cue ome Wares, ‘Not carried—45 ngainst 88. a $250 each to the cierks of bork branches of the Common eee cive service ia twidotae nei reyes mom Mr Srovass remarked tbat tt hae not bent bis inten: | 5 ives of giek and Wounded SoldPers, | Muvcil for services reudered to ihe commitiecs during and abori Wy-colonels, Heu- | tion to put the bill on ate papsnge ut the time he intro- ‘the past year. + ee rey or Basar Muy -caplanns, crewing en 1 He'had acked (or ns pustposeme.c until Thurs, | The United States hospital transport Daniet Wverers |. "Ro resolution to donate the suin of $800 for the pre- ‘theeountty WPea fal oF Meee ne $188,700 er | day and dhat it be inades special order, Gentiemen who: | Captain 8, H, Chester commandiug, arrived wt this port | seutation of @ sword, sash and belt to Major Geueral ——_ “One } knew enoigh of the bill seemed unantmorsly determined ng Waar Sobialh gedaan ath Frana Sigel was again Drought up. @olonel prscumng Mav; angther running a sawmill, | iomake it a rpecial order. le p:osumed that they | 0 Monday, from Alexandria, Va., which porsxbe 'eit ou | “Oo incliman Hane soved to amend by inserting the epower oe, T Diet whup, aud.many others-cam- | thought that no time war nece'sary to examine ity pro- | the Sth tnst., atweven A.M. She bringy three hundred | suim of $250 in place of $800. ‘Ihe amendment ‘was lost, gelenins chet ra and img money from the visions in order w a correct umderstundimg, of them. | and eleven sick and wourded soldiers. ‘She had in tow-| when the Councliman moved ty ttc same of Gen. the riton wan atop Bats Loi, nih, emueman from, New Ya", | the hepa wip Mare, wih aout vo nme aamber | Juma Crass, engin ty the rela, ab ee we (rep.) of Slasm, offered & resolution in- | gsainine the bill, he was willing to afford time ior that | on board, and on Sunday, about hall-pact two A. M.,was ) ‘The Hoard, by a vote of fourteen in the alfirmative to strecting Use ‘of War te report to the Senate the | purpore. But, deing prevented by ceatiemen on the | compelled to drop her,-on account of beavy weather and a | six iu the negative, resoived to increase the salary of the pymber of MY.jor generats and brigadier generals now in Laited aan be » and where and how hey ure vaylnyed. Adopted. BUPPRIMGION OF REVKLIJON IN MARYLAND Mr, Whage aivo offered a resoiuteon instructing the Qommittes ou Military AWuirs to inquire into the expe: @ieucy 0. proviitmg by law ior tho moro effectual suy- wesionss the rebeliian and securing dranquillity in the of Maryland, Adepied. THE PAPWRS RVLATING TO AREY OPERATIONS. Mr, Scmwen, (rep.} of Mass., fered a resolution that ‘Whe call apon the Secretary of War for the correspondence &eo., relaing 0 the army of the Potomac, be extended, 80 a9 W eind.wce all operations singe the first movement of the army. Adepted ‘Tus PAY OF THK LATE BRNATOR THOMBON Mr. Foersn, (rep. ) of Conn. , offered a joint resolution to the widow of the jate Jobu RK. ibomson the smount bim as Seaavor. DEVELOPMENT OF MINERAL RESOURCES. Mr. Laruam intgodnced a bill to provide for the de- welopment of the mineral resources of the United States aad padlic demain. Regerred. © ARRESTS IN DELAWARE. Mr. Savaseurx, (opp.) of Vel., calied up the resolution ‘Felatiig W the arrest uf certain citizens of Delaware. Mr. Wien atyected 40 tho resointion. He said there vmiight kuve boon some mistake in these arreste, but there ‘were many nore whe ought to have been arrested than really have been. ‘Mr. Baxakp, (opp.) of Del., thought that this govern- oment was especiliy valuable from és protection to citi- swans. tn no other Iree government was the citizen liable to arrest at the discrevion of any and every attlont. He gth. derstood that liberty bad Deou made if the persons arrested would take the oath of allegiance. Gno had refused. ‘There had been complaint that we government had been tvo lenient, aud that many who bad been «imply imprisoneg had vot been bung oF abot. He would like to have resolution Ke over. Mr. Savrsuuxy said he had reterred to these two persons be had never heard woy charges agaist them. They had becn arresied ip a loyal @tute and for no offence whatever. ’eaceable citizens iu Delaware and Maryland had been arrested aud dragged from their homes, and he thought they had at least a right to mguire into the matter. There was Do disposi- ‘ton oppese the government at al). ‘THE BANKRUPT AIL. after further discussion the Caan announced the special order to be the Bankrapt act, which was infur- wally jaid aside. SATITING JUDGMERTS WITH EVRCIR Mr, Pasrxvay, (rep.) of Me.. from the Committee on Fiance, reported a Dill concerning the judgments in @ertain suits brought by the United Siatesy whieh was amended and passed. AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUNON—ALTERING TAB MODE OF SLRCTING THE PRISDENT AND VICE PREELDENT. Mr. Davis, (opp. ) of Ky. , offered a joint resolution, pro posing certain aiwendinents to the constitation, vw aller ‘the mode of electing the Presidemt aud Vice Fre-ident, vig: — nt ard Vice President be elected in the manoer:. mext before the time appointed for the election of the President, in any mode adopted by the State, nominate to Gongress one candidate; andon the 1st Monday of Febru ary pext before the expiration of each presidente terur, the two slouses of Cougress shail meet together as a com Yontion, in the hail of the House of Representatives, and H alt cundidates nominated by the States within the preceding thirty days, not exceeding ene from each , Whose pominations shali have been authenticated Congress, shall be before said convention as candidates for the Preeidency; and therespou eaid convention shall ch State may, wittiu thirty days | ‘other eile, be had made up nis mind that the bill should QOt fail by any such objection as bad deen interposed. He would demand the previows question and adhere to it. He would not huve said any ning in relation to the con toate of the bill had he not seen it stated in some Lews: PA;ers that te Dill assumed co indemnify every body who, durivg the tune of the suspension of the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, has presumed to mrko aD arrest ia the ame of the govern ment, The bill bas no such absurd provision. It provides that the President, Cabinet, and those who kayo made arrangemen's during the reveilion by virtue of their authority, shall be indemnuitied. It went no { ther. Mr, THoMas (Union) of Mass., was understood to say that he did not object to the bill because it would indem nify the President; but xs it now stood it ltt those who were unjustly and wlegally imprisoned without remedy. Mr. Cox remarked that it would ve eminently proper for the gentieman from Pennsylvania to withiraw the demand for the previous question, and instead of having the biit passed in decent haste, send it to the Committee on the Judiciary for examnauon. Mr. Stevens expresked his thanks to the gentleman from Ohiv for bis arivice; but he had become #0 provoked by the conduct of gentlemen on the other side that he did hot receive it with kindness, Mr. Cox rejoined that the provocation was by the action of the people during the late e'ecti ps. Mr. STHVENS (Fesummg) said that the gentleman from Maseachusetts (sir. Thoms) would find on examination that he had drawn bis bill precisely according to English precodent, and had used precisely the Janguage of the indemnity bills of the two lugt centuries pasted by the British Pariiament, with the exception of confessing the iegahty of the acts of the President in the premises, {ie bad not confessed euch illegality, for the reason that the Attorney General aud the administration held that the President, withut such a bill aa this, had full authority to exercise the power. Such acts, therefore, are not a remedy for anybody. A remedy existed only where there was a wrong. If he President had the right to suspend the privileges of the writ of babeas corpus, and under such suspension arrests took place, this bill could ¢o no harm. He, however, repeated that there was doubt upon the subject. He doubted the authority of the President to suspend the writ of habess corpus, except from abso. lute neceasity. when Congress was not in session; for Congress was the sovereign power, hot the President. Mr. ArZKN, (opp.) OF II!., asked whether, in the event of the Dill being postponed until ‘Ihursday, discussion would then be allowed or #tifled? Swevens replied that if the bili had. been there was vo icteution to call the previous object of the motion was to allow discussion, But tt privilece was not permitted. ‘The friends of the Bill w comnpellodto take the byl now. He did uot choose wo put the bili in the power ofits enemies, aud the enemies of the administration. He repeated that he had carefully a copied the bill from the precedente of the Englieh Parlia- ment. He ba not added a word except. what was ren. cessary by tho present cireamstances of the Whether the Attorney General and ctber gep ve right or not, this bill conferred nothing addi- mid could dono harm. 1 the President had net the power to suspend the privilege of the,writ g he shonid indemnified for doing vo at the time of our ex- peril, and when traitors were found in every d township, North aud South, of the operation WW against 45, by a voie id, Ashley. Babbitt, Va, Blair ef Burnham. 1 Ta 8 . under the supervision of. the Jutan, | A. Glusn N.Y Wm. FoNinae { Boers of ttle two houses, to. vote by open bal ey, Kelioge natn, 1 . Hantin, don, ©, 13 Vs. The Un wn and Cargo —Oay among said candidates for President; and wheo Javed, Lowe, Mare Mé., Morrill {).A. Huntsberry, D, 61 0. poo tlw | Pig eet Wbcd : hs wort jixon, Noell, “oy, Porte ; Hames, Ky e tr ere, $ Sada We tien Poenici § janecom. Gt, na and Preble, aud coudemned Nov. /, 1 gress, declared by the Pres! i ewe’ ited States vs. 9 s aba eiocied Prexident of the Camed Staves, = | gulp 24, nied, on sibs hassacie Oeduas be Union coves Sens eek Seve ene Seen | | steamer Uctorara, D. D. Porter commanding, and cou. five days, and bo cicction ssl! have been elfected om the | : 7 i Sent 5 he ? , : Penn.. Clements, | Genined Nov: 6, SENS Cage als Besemumned, and alter each bullous | nritzendin, Du | Phe United Siuter vk, The Schooner Reinier and Cargo.— ee ee oe | Captured July 15,1862, in Aranzas Bay, Texas, by the Feceived the amallest number of votes, or two or more | | Sava eelty mat’ SW Kiteridge | i | sie'e Cargo. —Capti i ast of South Caron PK ‘enobseot, Li " : Mr, Crank, qrep.) of D rinting Coumit woyed by the cap! Pe dent of the United States. pain tee, reported resolution, which wae adopted, that 10,000 j and condemnet as law/al prize ann ee Reece cancun 10 ae Vine i coples of the Report of the Secretary of the Trea ix President of we Uoitea Sai. eine: ___awaxpuvoers 20 nite rA2 Law H Whenever it may occur, in the ¥ ‘ing for President Mr. Wie "(Op.) Ky... dared | * of Vice President, tha: ull the candidates but two have | | Mi. Wicktrr, Copp.) ot Ky, oltered a resvlution. | pod Dalloting between them may, if necessary | Which was adopted, instructing the Comtisiee of Ways | 3 Mo MeDu! | sas Qo make en clection, Soutinue two days longer and 7¢ | 204 Menus to inquire into the expediency of amending the } Jas, Mul a coamatane dadll ber e6ths rece direct Tax Jaw, 60 as Lo repeal the clause requiring maun- | Patrick Me Married, Se Se ae Mroeding over the convention | fctirers of spirite, beer and porter to make cortain re pCogesno—Beauawax. Ou) Thursday, December 4, by H trans, &e. the Rey, Heury Blanchard, Josgen €. Consuxa to Mama pgm oy propane reed ace a tone Mr. Stevens, from the Committee of Waye and Seans, . Mee einaahiie ne reported a bill empowering collectors, ass P Siatea Island, on ‘The rerolution ordered to be printed. OFS, ASSCABORE BDC ASSistaNl assexsors under ihe x 3, by tho Rev. H. A. Buttz, Mr. Hewry apt men Scan ‘mister tbe oath, &e. * 5. enOLEMON, Of Union, N. J., to Miss Jorermxn A. Wank, cepa neehe eair Arvond ne CErEnOMOH OW TH KRERLZION. { of the former piace. ‘The Case 1a Mr. Hickwax, (rep.) of Pa. uced a bill fer the Ree SreaRne—Brooxen. ers, om Saturday, Decem. suppression of repellion, treasen snd" jusurrection, and a1] Reiss, D, 68 ber 6, by the Rev. Mr. Carter, Haxky K. Sreanys, of New for other purposer, which was referred tu the Committee ny, Ritser j Fork, toFaxwy, daughter of atiaha ) Baa. of on Military Afuire. ‘onkers. BONDS OF THE PORLIC PRINTER. tous Mz. Axruosy, (07.) of R1., offered « soini resolution | ssesers. Brown, MUkion) 64 Yau, ata Mcaon, Union) of + Paetill Go. GF. i pmo Hod Bonds @f the Superintendent of Public |v. severaily presented morooriais, numervusly Kigued, Felis Suopt. Go-# st | Pucvr,.—Un Sunday, December 7. after a tong and*patu senelg agg? asking the admission of the Stute of West Virginia into Pe cimie ea + fl ines, Kiara, wiréo: Qrisen Btaot, in the Bist your of the Union. . W. Stevens, Co K@N:#. | ber age. Ss See, eae Saee “e e eeton eaten. of a ew maivRNtX HHL ¥. Seutiy, 6.0, 1Vc | "Tne relatives aud friends: of the fantily are respestfully Me, Fouras was postyoued wast! Thursday, the 18k imst., } ste, sravans, from the Commiitve of Way's aul Means, wi , | fared to attend tho Taveral tom er ate rosie, Oe ena eee reporied a bil! providing # revenue for the support o! ibe No. 118 Niuth street, on Wednesday afternoon, at one o co or ft government, which was ordered to be printed and recom: | Shun te + | o'clock, wishout turter mvitation ay nate of 2c. Sovacen, (c0p.) of Eams., the Srante | ites ie | Bowrxun.—n Simday, December 7, Sosaw Envzamern (Sees sale Gxsoative geemion, Stier which 1t adjourned. SUPPERSSION UrgTRK WEEELLION | eldest dangbter of Koberi apt Susac wonynge, aged CS Mr. Wear, (Union) of Pa., submitted « resotut | years, § months and 28 days. ‘Monse of Kepresentatives. devisring the feballion ba the sccoded States agninet. the Thayer, ¢ Mite relatives end friends of the family are reapectfuliy Wasuuncrox, Dec. 3, 1962. government, the: laws and the Union, was deliberately | ih yan Ke | invited to attand the funeral, from the residence o. ver He SeaNDING CommTEE. waged without res-onable cause, the contract deing per ‘A. Voorseen, © ¢ | pareete, Nu. 169 Bast Jweniy-ninth sirost, tb owen peteal, and no State baving the constiintionst power tor. | Fy mudd | afterne e re) ~ wi aken ‘The Srsaxam sunounced the appointment of Mr. iy to secede, that it is the duty of the government to | ienzy Sivialo. Fy 7 | Greeuwood for interment MePbereon to Sli thy vacancy en the Committee of Mili | put down the rebellion. Ke B. sebue: BL j wisry —Un Monday, December $, of consumption, tary Affairs 10 the place of Mr. Blair, of Missouri, and | Mr. Lovnsor, (rep. 1, moved to table at. Net car Pckieirrses he reene ae oe: — Kawin : a - tod—42 against 6%, . Christy, 22 years, 4 movths ai days. Mr. Youtmaa>, oo the same conimitter, in the piace of Mr. | “its cueterstion was postyoued titi! fensday week yee Tue Caeat wil ako acy ‘rum the Planices Hote, Jackson, deca (WE TAX ON ADYEREEIRIININ, . Wiisan, i. $ Cana, | 668 Broadway, om Wednesday afternoon, at ove o’eloc M jnied to Mi {On amotion of Mr. MoKsiour, (rep) of Vs,, the Commit Weenier, Aa 74 | Friends of the family are reapecttuily invited to atvend. pesasurs Siseond bamtina | te of Ways and Meaue was iustrncted to miquite into the “EW ; Couuins.—Tiowas D. Gouutns, in the 19th year of hie ‘vacanvies on ibe Committee on Private Land ad | expediency of modivving the Tux law +o uf jo dispense )s ‘The otker ptunding committees coutinue as heretofore. | with the tax on advertioemen R ‘The rolativee and friends of the faraily are requested to THe CASH OF ME. ASHLEY, OF O10, | RESBIUNAT. HRSOLUTIUS . attend the (funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two Tee Sreakan » the following geutlomen Mr. Mons if Ohio, offered ions, which | Bites Res Jock, frou his late residence, $7 Crosby street, qyocis! comm gate the charges derogatery | were adore instrueet Committee me Wie toes Urtisn.— idaenly, ou Mom Necember 8, GronoE to the charactor aud standing of represeutative Ashley, | w ive into the expediency of tio, | Cnviae, aged 70 years ee published in dhe Toledo Blade and other papers, vtz to require every member : : | “Me felatives and tri0u | Meese. Blake, of Obis: Shanks. of Indiana: Noel, of Mis. | of Congress oft tive t ten cent stamp. | | tmvited to atvend the funeral: from bi No. | i, Gasoy oi Kemtucky; Haight, of New York { PROKECHON YOR THR HORORY Savin 1 3 Grand treet, corner of Tair PON ANT VO yO MAN TREAT FUNDS. Mr. Wicwuime, (Union) of Ky., introduced a bill 1 ane Oe a tcitian Wives coe | on Wedneaiay afternana, at one o'cln wn motion of Mr. Kewanps, (rep) of N. BL, it was re. | to protect and gran sud protection to the loval The | xecutive Comuaittee, baving in charge the collec Coxrney.—Un Mouday, December $, Micmani Ca solved that the Committee op ludiau Attire be instructed | Stater whose prope: slaves ave been wrongiuily | tion of sabscriptions in®aid of the suderiuy operatives u, | the ate ob grab Joseph and Lridaet Confrey, aged $0 inquire wheiter any further legisiation i* necessary in | taken, seized aud abstracted by Officers aud soldiers of . r tthe Chamber of Commerc. | years a Feiation wo the luda funds eld by the government, and | the United Histes. He moved that the bill be velerrea | Wancasnire, met a pd moroe yesterday | "ane friends aud acquaintance: are respecttully invited report by bul or otherwise | toa specia! committee. He bad propored to gather the | when the lollowing additional cootributions were report. | to attend the funeral, from the residence of hie parents, TAR LART REPORT OF ( oum evideuwe (a such causes, Not only suidiers, bul raiirosd | ea — : he dar onolh street, on Wednesday allernoon, at hal/-past Om motion of Mr. Roscoe Conaung, (rep.) of N.¥., | employes vtners lad seduced uagroes irom thew | 5, 5 one : ss the President was requested, if iu lit opiniou it was not | masters, ani eokvunls refived at Lue povat the bayou | John Cura Oe - $1,900 | “Dexton.—In Brooklyn, on Moaday, Decomber $, Sayer | tnoompacible with the pubiic iutereste, to traustmit to the Wo return them Hie spoke of Megroes being brought tO | Vi bet (day... toy | Vax Wrex, widow o; Neoentiah Neaton Horase the 1431 official report of Major General Bueli Loweville by Buel’* army,and of their Deimg detained ~ or : The relatives and iriends of the family are invited to ‘ an soup | for jail fee, It was bis poly « remeny. pment ae 1,203 | atteod the Caneral, from ber late residence.” Franklin Mr. Vax Wrox, (rep.) of N. Y., \viroduced # bill to dir. Loveioy expressed huis surprise that wheu the lifes! {UNV Th eaad ‘Cog | A¥eaun, Urst house north of Gates avenue,on Wednesday provide for tbe immediate psymeut of clothing lost in | of the natu was dikering in ie socket the gentleman | Hovland & Aspinwall. . 1,500 | *fternoum, at one o'clock. fervice by soldiers of the | d tates Army: also a bill | gro. He (Sir. Lovejoy) would | ity Ropes & ‘ago |, DUNCAN. On Bunday night, pce hal 7, of consump. —— the pay Of privateer, nou omiaissioned of- | ald iu uo iegisiation by which to return those who escaped | Fy stilier, 100 | tion of the lungs. Jown Duweas, aged 42 years, 4 wouths floers musicians. | from the lash of despotiam. remarks of Une geatie- | °° 7 Doth bille were referred { (he Committee on atitttary | imfn reminded him of Patr y's story of John Tusk | hos. G. Hopkine 100 | family and of his brother inlaw, Wa Affaire. * | punning throngh the army ¢ Bee! ! Beot 1” (Laugh | Mines, taster 4 l wer oufully invited to attend the fuera ‘TMs ROBANHON OF TUR WHIT OF HanKA® CoNrtS | ter Now, when the death rattte of the nation is heard, i “ yi & Vand 100 | from his lite residence, Ne Pits street, this (Tuesday) Mr. Stevexs, (nep.) of a., imtroduced a bf! to indew outieuman exclaims, Negro! neg As for bimselt, | paward Walker. | morning, at ten o'clock. nity President Lineoln and other persone for suspending | be expecte to pay iqggl sinvebolders who emancipated |, famapeos, Durw —On Monday, Docember §, alter @ tong and ae. the privilege of the writ of habeas corpus, and for al acts | they «lives on hate | severe illness, Jour new, soa of Thomas aud Mary Drew, done in pursuance theres, | The bill war reierred to the Committee on the Judi. | beter CORPSr i 3) years and 6 months, : ‘The Dill is the same a¢ that offered iast week thesub clary hi ances of the family are respoct. stance of which has airealy been published | FAK DAMAGES IN. KENTE Fe apbell & Oo., fully fapttot to attend the funeral, from his late residence, Mr. Vaitawmouam, (ovp.) of Ohio, objected to the | On motwn of My (Union) Gath hoe 7 No. Haat sreny are werent, tiie (eameser) Stars ne igor ine pate, the question’ ehenrred, | maesl aun Maloney opors- | Bi. J. Bennom, by 3 ‘vary Cemetary. i pd ‘Shall the bill be "" the Istof February, 186i, Cooper Hewitt... | ""Eltasoy.—Ai South Bergen, N. J.,0n Sunday, Docothber rejected! y t ‘The House rotused to reject it vy a vote of 34 against | '§ MESSAGE, 7, Mevona,on'y daughter of Robert and Mary Ano Eli. a. - | ¢ fivuse went inte Com son. ‘The Dil) war then read a second ‘ime. mitte of che Whole on the state of the Union, with mr. ‘The fone at the resident Mr. Srrvews then moved to postpone the further cou. Dawes in the chair, upon the |'resideut’s Message. $58,500 | parents Borgen, this ( y sideration of the bill il aext Thursday, and make it the | Mr STEVENS offered resolutions referring its dillerent 10; tieeanaree morn @ friends and relatives of epecial order for that day. branches to the appropriate committees, when vile vce : the fuinily re cespooitaily invited. Mr, Vauiaminanam objected tc making the bill a special | Mr. Ricstannes, (ovp.) of Ill.. proceeded to review the,| “The subscription of aero ia at @ previous | Fummax—On Saturday, Dooomber 6, after @ long tt pe m ye, Observing U it was remarkable for what it erroneously set down to “Nestor & Gray’? | DOA. re Ne irr Cox, (Opp.)@t Odio, Gesired to rofur the bill to the | anid, and still more remarkable for whas it omiwted, "The | cana, was ar?! Fe Gray” | mene relaviven aud friewd# of the family are invited to dodiciury ‘Co itee, one ‘half of the twenty-one pages was devoted to the | instead of “Weston & Gray. | attend the foneral, from bis Inte residqnee, No. 12 West Mr. Srevexs then asked that the bili should bo put on mere Twenty-A(th street, on Wednesday morning, at tex asange bravery and Arrivals oma Departures, ofclook, without furtior invitation, His retuing will be ‘rhe tosis question was ordered by 4 vote Of 83 agningt | maint zt a Nie ae Nady, term pa ‘a. | sow was expressed for the Jamonted dead pasiecne: Mis-Isgippi—Capt JW Dewny, |. FENNYMLY—On Sunday , )of N. ¥., expressed surprise that was made of the maimea and “3 Pigtam py Wien AA Wim White, ami | FEXNEIAY, patty fa f - = pal at pe 2) 8 Sone : 1 eee A i“ . oe . very high sea, Smith’s Island was then bearing nerth- west about ten miles. Twe deaths occurred of board, viz+—Asugustus Roger, Company A, Fifty-third Pennsyivanié Volunteers, died on Sunday, at four P. M., of chronic diarrhurs, and W. i, Goodwin, Company B, Sixteenth Massachusetts, died on Monday, at five A.M. , of same disease. The followimg is a list of the oficers-of the Webster. Commander—Captain 8. HI Chester, Surgeonim Uharye—Dr. H. B. Buehler, U.S. &. “Assistant Surgem—ir P.D. Leys. Commisary—A. K. Starkweather The following are the naniesof the sick and wounded by the steainship Daniel Webdster:— Wm. Adams, E,82 Ohio. Frank W. M. Aleaander, F, 14 ind. bu Henry Appa. I, 33 Va. BR. PL Armes, 9 Vt Ja Cotton, Fy Obie. N.Y. Je Henry Bacheidor, Th igs, 9 W E. K. | . Buch iyron Bavcogk, M. Kersler, B, Jacob Bronce, J, Boge Nathan 2 Jao, M Frank 8 8, ook. a, 25 3 3. Al Buckbee, 1 . Henry Butler, F. 54 N. urlando Bradley, B, i 'M ! Atmasa, Fred. Dor A. B. Do iekribonse, G, o . 75 Pa. ines, K. 18 N.Y: * iwn ty 7 sion. 17 Conn. D.5N. H. Dy wer, id. is, 108 N.Y. er, nu. dan, 1, 36 Mans, Kennison, D,'t 4 « Jacob President of the Croton Aqueduct Departinent 40 $5,000, that of the Regustar to $2,500, of the D puty Registar io 2.000. ‘ihe resolution authorizing the Comptroiler to purchase the Fort Gansevoort property from James B, Taylor, at at $xponse of $535 437 50, was walled un, Councilman STRVENSON said he had always endeavored represent the Aaerests O the poor classes Living on the 5 of the ciiy, but when he wished to havea established tere it was invarsubly voted down, and sow he saw the reason why; it was Lo purciase th: property at an exjense of over bail 4 milion of dollare; and he suppored that tho claims of the poor laboriug manu earning his dohar or doliar aud @ bali a day would not stand the rhadow of a chance agaiust the claims put forts in this measure. Couneilman Ross spoke in faver of establishing a mar. Ket on the west side of the city; but was aot in tavor of chase of this property, und he very inueh doubted whether Lhe title to it belonged to Mr. taylor. Connviluian ORTON, in giving, a8 Le called it, a short history of what he said was commoniy kuown as the Fort Gausevoort property, stivod that is sule a few Years siuce by the Comnussiouers, of the Swking Fund Was @leiiberate and premeditated swindl for the muin of $160,000, disposed of property ‘that time at between three and four huudyed thousand joubted whether the. sale was a jegal one, oppose the adoption of the resolutions as he ed that the property already belouxed to the city, dno doubt but chit it would so be proved did the City authorities take legal steps to claim it. He con- ed by offering, a8 am amenduient to the resolu. tion, thut the deed be approved by the Counsel to the Corvoration, so that at least the opinion of one city of- tleial would’ ve given ay to thy legality of the pro- eveding. Connciiman Jones, instumcing the case of the West Washington market, Said that be bedeved if the city did not purchase the property now for the price asked (wey ine bave to pay at least @ million and a half ould they wish Lo purchase at sume future time. Conneiiaay OkTOX, in suming Up, after answering the arguments of Cuunciiman Jones, said the property belong- ed to the city as i sly sod ten years ago by the Com ing Fond for about one-fourth its hud never bee: ure a good deed of sale, aud they were mow awaiting the uction of the Common Coun cil to gee whether the transuction euvered into ten years 4g) sas to be n profiiable one or not. The anendment proposed by Councilman Orton waa lest. The question was thea taken on the adoption of the resolution, when fifteen voted in the aiirmatiye sud seven in the negative. ‘The Cnain declared the motion lest for want of 4 constt- tutional vote. Couucilmen Bakxgy aud Hogan rose to inquire whether the decision of the Chair should be sustained. Coutciiman Mier appealed from the decision of the Chair, and on a vote bewy taken six voted in the affrina- five and Biteen in the negative. ‘The decision of the Chaw was declared reversed, and the Fevoltion adopted. , ‘A resvlution was adopted appropriating the sam of WF 800 to build a market at the foot of ast river. ‘The Board then adjourned enti} Thursday vext «t four o’olok 1. M. United States District Court. Before Hor. Judge Betts. PINAL DBCREES OF DISTRIUTION, Deo. 6.—In the United States District Court, Judge Betts presiding, lima! decrees of distribution were en in the following prize cases, viz — AY, DECEMBER 9, 166%, will take two o'clock, from the a bia pt ng willbe taken to Flatt Tegitinept New York State 26 yeurs, 4 months and 8 days. e relatives and friends of the family, also members of the company, are respect inv! to attend the funeral, at bis late residence, 118 Hammond atreet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, The remains to be interred at Greouwood, A Haceanry,—On Sunday, December % Coryeuivs 8, THaugentY, sou of Cornelius and Phebe Jane Haggerty, tend the funeral, from his father’s crt No. 674 Fourth street, this (Tuesday) morning, at eight o'clock, without further invitation His rematas will be taken to Tarrytowa for interment. Harsrmap.—On Sunday, December 7, at bis lute real- dence, Jamws 3. Hausteap, aged 49 years, 7 months and 18 “hte relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from hia late reuidenca’ No. 160 East Fortieth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Hawusox.—n Monday, December "8; Ricuan> H. Harrow, son of John Hamilton, in the 27th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the fam: peotfull invited to attend the funeral, this (iuvaag) ahernon, resic }, No. 817 Sixth @ one o'ck ck, at his father’s avenue, without further notice, Ho.comm.—On Sunday ev December 7, Mary Louise, only daughte: of James H. and Martha Holoomb, iu the 19th year of her age, 1 ‘The triends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral'services, at the residence of her tather, No, 9 Schermerhorn street, Brookiyo, this (Tuesday) afternton, at two o'clock , without furtber invitation. Cloveiand and Chillicothe (Utio) papers please copy. Hovr.—Ov Sunday, December 7, after & lingering ill- ness, CaTBAuiNk, wile of Joseph B, Hoyt, aged 45 years. A short livine ‘vice will be held at No. 68 East Twenty second street on Wednesday morning, at Afteen minutes past éleven o'clock, after which the remaina will be taken to Stamford, Conn., by the 12:15 P. M. train, when subsequent tuneral services will bo held at the Baptist church. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further notice. Isnam. Suddenly, in Brookiyn, on Friday, December 5, ufter * short but seve @ illness, Henry M., only gon of Alfred H. and Deli Isham, aged 24 years. Iiis remains were taken ty Ksperance, Sciobarie coun. ty, N. ¥., tor interment, Kescay.—On Sunduy, December 7, Mary Kexaan, a native of the parisa of Milltown, county Westme.:th, Ire- land, aged 70 years. ‘The triends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend she tuneral, this (luesday) a tervoon, at one o'clock, from the residence ut her gon, Martin Keegan, No. 152 Rast Forty-tirst street, Her remains will be takea to Calvary Cemetery. Kownisaa.—Iu Brooklyn, suddenly, on Monday, Decem- ber 8, D. F. Koxmkam, aged 88 years, 9 months and 1 lay. ‘The friends and relatives of the family, also the German Grocers? Society of New York and the Rrooklyn Chuyen corps, are respectfully invited,to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one O'clock, irom his iate resi- dence, cocner of Auautic and Classon avenues, Bediord, Brooklyn. LawLess.—On Sunday afternoon, December 7, at one O'clock, JouN LAWLEss, @ uative of the parish of Arda- mine, county Wexiord;sJreland, aged 49 years and 8 mouths. ‘Tbe friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Toquested to attend the funeral, from his jate residence, 69 Court street, Brooklyn, this (uesday) afternoon, ai two o'clock. Californiu and Irish papers please copy. .yNci.—-On Sunday, December 7, CorNkive, infant son of Matthew and Margaret Lyneh, aged 46 days The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, No. 168 East Thirty-first street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock precisely, Lewss.—-On Monday, December 8, after a long iliness, Purse, wile of Samuel Lowis, in the 734 year of her age. Tbe remains will be taken to Upper New Rochelle, on Weduesduy morning for interment. Mourett.—At Troy, N. ¥., on Monday, December 8. after @ fingering itiness, Joy D., youngest zon of Jobn D. Morrell, 0: this city, aged 24 years. Pris.—At Mattituck, J..1., on Thursday, December 4, anddenly, of heart disease, xen A., youngest daughter oi Henry and Bizabeth Pike, aged 13}yeara and 8 months. MoCucrre.—In Brookiyn, on Sunday, December 7, Joax MoCirne, fu the 49th year of his age. The relatives and {riends of the family are reapectfully javited to attend the funeral, from his late residenoe, 134 Prospect street, this (Tuesday) alternoon, at two o'clock MeMauo.—-On Monday, Lécember 8, after a shert and Saran, the bel@ved wi-e of Patrick MéMa- 32 years,a native of the parish of Clentabret, county Monaghan, Ireland. Requiescat in pace. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family, likewise those of bi ‘other, Bernard MeCabo, are reepecttully requested to attend the foneral, which will take place on Wednesday morning, at ten o'clock, from her late resi dence, No. 227 Kast Twelith street. Her remaius will be taken to the Church of the Immaculate Conception, kast Fourteenth street, where a solemn high mags of re. will be offerea up thence w Calvary Cemetery for interment O° CONNELL. —Ob Saturday , Decomber 6, at GAwer FRANCES, rine Louisa O'Connell, aged 6 months and 22 day Her funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afiurnovu, | two o’oiock, from the residonce of Ler parents, No. + Delancey street, ReaKiixG.—On Monde Henny, son of John and € JL mouths and 24 days. elatives aud | riends of the family are resvectin fuvited to attend the funeral, from bis Jate residener, No. 5% Norfolk streve, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three y morning, z harjotte Rhaeling, James Raorx, a native of Loughon, parish o: Carnacross, county Meath, Ireland His friends aud acquaintances are respectiully invited to attend the suneral, bis (Tu ternooh, at one >from his late residence, No. 100 Kast Kleventh His remains wil! be taken to Calvary Cqmerery: for interment. A Seanixd,—On Monday, December 8, of apuplesy, Sisom Staniva, in the 55th year of his age. rhe relatives wud iriends of the family ar® respectt. invited to attend the fuveral, from his late resiaen 18 Fulton street, Newark, N. J.,on Wednesday morning, at eleven o'clock. ‘Tyarel.—Ou Monday, December 8. after a severo ness, Rowan Tyra worthstown, count of bis age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are reapect{e iuvited to attend the funeral, from his jate reside: ‘Youth avenue, on Wecnesday afternoon, at haif-p: o'clock. Wramr.-—On Monday inorning, December #, P., wife of William Wright, aged 42 years. ‘The retatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend the faueral, from her lave residence, No. 9 Snilivan street, on Wednesday afternoon, at enc orciock. Her remains will be trken to Greenvood Ceme- tory tor mterment. SHIPPING NEWS. lly 1. yt native of the purish of fdge Longford, Irland, inthe sath year Wm k Coleman KW Cameron. robes « i “i Frothing- | Suip Thornes Jefferson, Deshon, New Orlesus—1 B Giger. } Ship Ttum craw, Boriva—W A Sale & Uo. Bark 5 lina (Br), Comm . Be Arketl, Hare 00, | Bars Anna (Br), Demaray " |. Brie Mathilae Bi ), Voss, ® Metncke ~Moore & Hehry ig Wwreaen, 8 Morea KR 4 Princes Royel (Hr), News Bermuda | Jenene tes He), Manon, Ha < tifax—-D 3 e8— Berk, —U B Knox & Go. ’ 2 Gracves, MI v Sehr Monto. ay!on, Washing Senr GT Hubbard, Wiliams, avo Fs land, Sterling, Baltimore. Jesse Willlamson, Winsmore, Phitadeiphia—Raker & Philadeivbia—LyKenny. , Uamden=W S Brown & Co. Salem—G L Hareb, Boxon. on, Sehr Van Boren, Wal, Boston, Steamer Wroming, aircloth, Port Royal. Steamer wm Woodward, Coudif, Baltimore. * & ), Sos Morrimac (U BU rt), Sam pron) na Hiolsnag’ Hole 94 hours: to. U8 on ww brig Thus Owen, ater | mame thar, a bark atraing W. showing 6 in {i which eould not be made one aship Missiaainpl (U8 traiefori), Baxter, Beauty 7, Beet, vin Holmes’ Hole Y# hours, with passengers, to t oy 0 (U8 transport), Bearae, Washington, varievinester. og Chester, Alexantria, Dec 5° jounded soliiers, to 0 8 Sautturey Com. wv White rrgee with me ghige D'Teraéli (Br, of N Ginsgow, NB), MeKearie, Mee tou, 16 days, with coal, to MeCall & Frith Brig Abbott Lawrence, Fadie ore, fer Pougineepn Bile envy, Lag Brig New York, Gate, Behe Oornn Bride. (Br), Nason, Lingan, 18 days, '! to DR Dewolf. Sehr Ameria (Br), 0) Baltimore, 6 days, ws okland. ton, Gdaye, Ie aniore « vqont, Cornweltia, 12 days, wrth » randria, & day Racitce ateannar ‘arner, ae, Siena amma, Davos, Washington, & days. lenies, *iiadelp’ for Gloucester, reseott, Pendiocon izabethport fur Boston, Jamengn Sarton. Bhrabrlipat Cor A lizabetinport for Provider by, Waa m+ sy m0 EEE! je) =o Haven. Vy H Brainerd, Fortians, Spelman, Overton. A thany or hanes Buren, Wall, - ont an Buren, Wail, Yondout for Boson, ‘Hus carried T Sea Flower, Ol-, jteamer Franklin P Adelaide, Morwian, Hoadley; bark Jon: Bio Vecdiech saab ee aes Wit cidere fae Holmes, H W Goufrey, NB Rue, Wind at sunset W. Miseollancous. The steamship Ameria, of M. 0. Roberts line, sails om Thuraday next, Lith inst, et 12M. for Aspluwall, from the foot of Warren street, North River, connecting wih steam ship Moves Taylor at Panama, The Nicaragua transit met being in prover order, tho above temporary arrangement ia made. ‘Tho steamship Olty.of Manchenter, Capt Halcrow, of tha Liverpoul, New York. and Phi a Tor Queenstown * albiperscerscete Nonw Bay Oanava, sora Came with » vain, while passing down ti ban re vudbed Siw" apit sind naw veuyved for xe mm. a4 Bop Manr-Seiwukw, Doo The sehy Mary, Huvbarg, Sag ilarbor, for Rew ‘York with wou came in Orane Friday nizhtin a snow storm and anchored; se ser lipped her auchor dnd came asbore, Oapt Yifeatd grow got on, shore sn Batantay afternoon, | Odpt Mite, nf Steay Brook, took tue to hie bouse, where d will be cared (or. nobr wis off without much dae huage If the weuther le fuvurable. © Scun 3 B Howss, Smith (before reported), from New Yi for Bovtull, with Uri and sand, wetkacnars ob Roudy esky About the sane Une, and reinained at lat uccounts, probabl Diwed, Her orew are uot on board, Jt ix thought she wad Fun inio bs & rly, which liad probibly. taken off the crew. ‘The brig Was at unchor in the Channel at lust accounts. The boat of the Heir cae ashore bottom up. ‘the U 8 revenue cutter Morris, Lieut Comd'g Tensar, went below early Sar turday morning, to rende tance to woy vessels th might have been disabled during the severe storm, but not discover uny fn audicior 10 the above, Lleut Tengar ex presses fears that the crew of the 8 B Howes were lost. ScurJ K Baxen, West, hence for Boston, before repor ashore on Tod.y KO ks, Mull, went on in the suow storm of Sth thst, about mi in Crew saved, At Bo'cloek next by parties froin Hull, who got hey Says tt wae #0 thick he could ot ashore, from Calats for New York, put. hel heavy weather, and on (ue SU ne, just most of deok load, Scur Macxer, Wixor, from Bristol for Dennis, put into 1 siigut'y damaged, having been ou Jaines’ Ledge, @ oth inst, eld sh WeE—AS the brig Victory and sehr Litel were tow~ t Hell Gate by swantng J Chase, they went Toa, Dus would provavly be got olf at the next high water. Scnr Asuorw—A large topsai! schr with Eastern lambere supposed to be the Chaiienge, Veazie, trom Bangor, went oa 8 ening of Sti inst on’ Greene's Island, ner Prov’. dence, and remained 7th, Steamer Winxissramer, from Boston for Fortress Monro (w Hosion and Chelsea ferry boat), put into Newport for » harbor 6t. inst, and auchored in ihe outer harbor. In gale of next morning she dragged ashore inside tho break- water. Ou her way to the shore she sunk some three or four large clase Aebing boats out of sight, San Francisco, Noy 10-The ship Kingfisher has landed sotue cargo damaged by saltwater’ Thenews, irom wre of steainship Golden Gate is of the same character as hereto- for’ the prevailing idea at present being that the treasure Is covered with @everai feet of sand, and It will be some time 24, from the yard of before it can be recovered. Lavioumo—At Mulbridge, Me, Now Aumios Dyer, 9 tine ship of about 1000 tong, named: the Wm Mt Peck, built of the dest materiais and intended ‘or the gene- ral freighting business, She is owned 1a New York by & Church, AH Badger & Co, and Capt Giiman Colson, whe “ithe sieamer George Shattuck was launched on Gat steamer Ge from the shipyard of Mesars Dolliver & sleeper, at, Jeilrey'™ Point, Bast Boston. Bue is 825 us 1ccister er caging ia to be Of 176 horse power. She is bulit expressly for the Bor. Capuain GH Gunits, te OF sulp ‘Barquia, of Howton abe Japtain inith, late r ton. will cost $37,000 fitted for fea, Whaliemen cng from, no lat &c, ship Corinthian, Lewis, of NB. clean, Ship North Americal Cent a Liverpoo} for NYork, jor in, Cutting, fro ive by Nov 40, 9 miles NE of Point Lynas. wi ‘olnt Lynas. Foreign Ports. Burxos Avss, Oct §—3li barks Cainpanero, Rutherford, London; Sih. Phoontx, Brogger. England, Canty. Oot 27—-arr bark Jenny rite Hall, Chinchas (and, sid Nov 2 Yor England); 28th, ships Eagle, Washburn, do Gueen of the East, Seblbye, do (and ald Nov tor Antwerp): bark Prisca ao do (and ald Nov 5 for Antwerp); iscilla, Newton, (and sid 300 fe ‘Slut; antp Rirsdove, Holbrook, St lurnham, San Antonio: MeLoom, Ch ticbas (ind ald iah Thayer, Pendieton, do and sla Waswingtof, Colburn, do (and ala 8th ‘balatia. Otis, Melvourne; bark Norwe as (ant sid Sth for France): éth, ships \ustin, Chinchas; Ich, Benjamin Bangs, Bart ships John Coitle, Hallowell, England: wa, do: Btn Waiter Oginckaes fuga ov 8. Lasp se ear. to. 1S. ship Roger A Hiero, Stewart 1d ships Grotto, Davies, Calcutta; 236, Ul, Yo 1 Nov 4—8id ships New St Olaf (for), Sberling, 7th, Genoa, Street, Antwei Nov M—In port Br bark Catharine Mand, for nd a Prus vessel for Boston. ) ov 16—In port Br suip Argus, for NYork; barks Jenn. Tripp, and Sarah L Bryant, Lee, for Boston; Samson, Leweh. to load tor Ustates, Monrrviveo, Octl—Put in for provisions, bark Amelia jiering, Haynie, from Baltimore for Hong Kong. PLyMoUIH, Nov 1I9-Arr Greeuwpod, Stone, Callao for Ap- Hampshire, Lord, New do; Bullion, Hodgdon, , Oct 4-Sld brig Abby & Elizabetb, ey Lo 3 meagan 10 JANEIRO, t Ch = 1, Jr, sie a iar Acapulea, tham. 81 é per jor Lita port brig Chatham. Stuy taint ter Boston, Sid 7Zub, Swe brig Charles KY, Boston, i . Swe brig Protector, Thrize, for NYork ldg cot- Americ: Ports. N, Dee 6, PM—Arr Br sehr Albert, L id’ steamship Saxon, Matthews, Philadel ship oidaves, Bprague, NOrieane; dark E Foster, Wallace, dos brizs A Horta, Oreatt, do; Harriet. Sedgely, Baltimere; eschew weving, Corson; and A Tirrell, s, Philadel ! amsitD Saxen; ship Golconda: barks nit, per, Lascrence, 8 HxShaw, Bt Marys, Bmblem, E Foster, Li- ve Crimea, nin; Isaac Carver, Inman Suturing. mae al prota at gushor ft fous pee 5 briga J aod Gli backs Gom of the Bea, Madetre remain at auchor tn tt BALTIMORE, US steamer : Dec 2, Yankee Blade, Colby, ott Sint nuad Gomer,’ Arey, New Yorn; tin, ven Stor a ory Ayres, Lil “CSTINE. DeeseSid stip. Allred Storer, * ped ‘he iter Rock Tuomas sgl eget a Prins ‘ek tae Bich eee Y or, 4 ‘ st Tinettond: aon eh Slayton, ae er er. ° ine. Arno'd, Fall River. REUNWICH, Doc 5—Arr sohr Georgians, feel, RIVER, Dec 6—Arr ache Maria Loui New York dagen BL, Kenay, Boao Won ers GLOUCESTER, Dec S—Atr Br brig Union, Horton, NB, ork NEWBURYPORT, Deo é—Avr schr Jul Gamage, snrey de Grane. the ae ORT, Dee G—Ary achra Volga (Br), fo NYork; Martha, bres, Sales rhe Wash Portamou " sauats for Tangier Cutler, Cal ado . NH; Emma " Flying Fish, Leonard, Portiand isis tor NYork, with lose of near- finm bev, in a heavy blow on the morn- I Elta nporfor Boston; tobn, ne, ton, and Olivia, ‘hys Fly, Chessman, Pho en, NYork. ‘Saxon, Beddle, NYork for St Join, NB ings, Philedelphia for Boston ; nei. Hard: fo: 7, Secor.” Robbing, and ‘Henry Payson, for New Bedford; Bara F Lewis, Wa! port cordia, Kendrick, Boston for New fm Arr sehra © Ki wil Bu sloop Southport, oe forth a Ne % Gem of about I reantare strong v" be ae We SB et port; Falco wat warhor, 8 very, isabella Maria, iaguayre; in, avd J samen, Baber out if Ce toa as Parker fir, Wheeler, Urs Dee SC oh BG ‘Kaight, Winsow,. vt DC, aids / Pity meme da VIDENCE, Dec b-Are ‘ork; seh (Tampden Belle, Brown, + steamer We Mout, and Jab eke G eure Yorks Wileos, Portland cid a we Yorks Tharapaon, Wd . iangor tor Philadelphia; Ji Trott, Portland for ala rows, Valetta, jorge! t. a eek WARBITAM, We Brey Renee 1 ite . ierson; Almon fo Nay ee MISCELLANEOUS. D, $6 REAM, OR nts d, Label