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PORTANT FROM POLAND. “SPREAD OF THE INSURRECTION. Rieported Rebel Privateer in | tsi Yen ‘the Bay .of Bengal. Napoteon’s Designs in Mexico and Texas. Gegisdative Opposition to the Bx- ‘pedition, des, Roe & Robel Puivatecr,in the Bay of Be: Lonpon, Feb. 6, 1863. ‘The Calcutta Englishman states that a rebel pirate is -Awnising in the Bay of Bengal, and that the commander Meclared to the captain of the British ship Selim that he ‘would catch and burn and destroy every vessel leaving ‘Colguttagunder the federal flag. {Caleuttas(Jan. 5) comrenpomaence, of the London Shipping te. J ‘The Selim, Simpson, whieh arrived here December 18 from Melbourne, reports aig sighted a steamer in the far distance off Keeling’s Island, in the, track of home- ward beand China abips, which drew towards her, but ea approaching near enough to eee her ensign. bore off un- der easy canvass. «A flag was displayed by the.steamer, wich the master of the Selim could not make out, but ‘mow believes to have been the Confederate ing, from the description ne has since got of their color, He did not ing: eter geen the steamer, and does not remember the exaut date Wyk the Calcutta Englishman, Oct. 25.) The ahole.of the floating rumors ‘and circumstantial accounts relating to the Confederate privateer in the bay— mame unknown-—prebably the Three Black Crows, re- solve themselves into these simple frcts:—Tho bark Seles in Siapson, inward bound from Melbourne, ‘ing’s Island, near the Straits of Sunda, to the sat a the equinoctial line, a large black man-of- war steamer, lying to under three topsgils, jib and spanker (no steam up, but funnel shut up asa telescope). ‘When she sightad the Selim she bore away for her under all canvass, and when sufficiently near to make out the Englieh flag rounded to again under small canvass, aud showed what the captain #f the Selim says has been de- seribed to him as, and whieh he had no doubt of being, ‘the Confederate flag. ae, THE WAR IN MEXICO. Important Debate a mage French Cham- The amendment to the Bs asd relative to Mexico, pro- peed by the members of the left, was discussed on the inst. in the Corps Legisiatit. M. Picard explained that the amendment sought to dis cover the motives for the Mexican expedition, which, he aid, whee solely caused by he chat pat rorward by the Swiss , Mf. Jecker, He maintained that the «pedition must have an infortunale issue. It would not, he said, save Mexico feors falling into the hands of the United States, but would finally give them Mexico. The expedition, therefore, po yeg ns inexplicable, and he asked what was the jon of the enigma. Baron Jorame David said that the expedition was justi- fled by the insults and injuries sustained by French sub- se: and continued:—The habitual tactics of parties in ce have beew to hush up our grievances against Mexico. The national honor demands reparation lor the ingults’offered to us. In the prevent day we must ri Wd governments sufficient Euurantocs for order an tection of our countrymen, He then drew naiienes of fhe nim administration of Juarez, and deseribed it as pers the United States. anny 4 Spe war he said that as Panet | © extensive design: the Mexican’ On this point, however, we deny that some such Power or other, constituted a sequel pedition itself. Unless an organi: and responsibie vernment were to be substituted in Mexico for the acci- faction, there was no use the’ alternative lay be- etna tiles bgp de tog nation of the anarchy under which thoy were perpetrated, We chose the former course, and retired {rom bert ‘expedi- trouble for our pains, no forwarder we at first. Spain would have undertaken the work of eration on condition of the profits, pa ae bond oe rues: by, France. France has acgepted this ly convert Mexico into a French the change; immense, the problem a porn i aoe the eta work arduous from the ithe country and the Ly iuflwence of the climate, Wedo do not envy our ary Su Seeuare the conquest, which may, additional troubles if the Amert- a pec or any country except France herself wi ¥RENCH REINFORCEMENTS. [Paris (Feb. 8) correspondence of the London Times.) Three thousand five hundred soldiers are leaving Cber- bourg for Mexico; 1,600 are embarking at Algiers forthe same destiuatign, , besides 300 Arabs for the baggage ser- vice. ve been beating up in all directions fer of mules: it appears that not legs thap 15,000 useful animals are required. THE POLISH INSURRECTION. Warsaw, Feb. 5, 1863. General Ramsay bas been relieved of the command in chief of the Russian troops in the kingdom, as stated in the decree, in consequence of an attack of apoplexy. His successor, General Samakin, is already upon his way to Warsaw from St. Petersburg. ‘The Council of the Empire has received orders from the Emperor to prepare several bills for the purpose of intro- coe reforms into the administration of the kingdom of Pol Fighteen insurgents have been tried at Plock by court martial, and two of their number shot, Posen, Feb. 5, 1863. The Dziernik Pognensii of to-day announces that the government of Warsaw has begun to stop the conscrip- ton. An order issued by General Ramsay declares that all persons taken for the conscription on the nights of the ‘26th and 27th of January shall bo released. It is not known to what extent ths order has been executed; but the arrangements for the conscription in Smouike and Petrikan remain in force. Cracow, Feb. 7, 1863. Yesterday evening the insurgents attacked Granica, Sosnource and Modizejow, upon the frontier between Poland and Prussia. ‘The Russians were defeated, losing forty-vine killed and wounded. Bresnav, Feb. 7, 1863. Sosnource, a town upon the Prussian frontier. ovposite Kaltowitz, the seat of a custom house, and only feebly garrisoned, has been taken by the insurgents after a san- guinary conflict. of Boucuargsr, Feb. 6, 1868. ‘The National Assembly has determined that the draft of the address drawn up by the commission should be discussed first, and the amendment to the address con- sidered only if the draft should be rejected. Bern, Feb. —, 1863. The Breslauer Zeitung of to-day publishes news from Bentien, datea yesterday, according to wbich Prussian troops had been despatched from that place to Siemano- vitz, because the number of insurgents had greatly in- creased at the Polish frontier town of Czelacy. It 1s rumored that the insurgents have invaded Prussian territory near Sublinitz. Turin, Feb. 1, 1863. In to-day’s sitting of the Chamber of Deputies Signor Petrucelli gave notice of his intention to ask a question of the Ministry about the state of affairs in Poland. None of the Ministry being Pres it, the question was postponed. The Polis! a es in @ France. In the sitting of ‘the Corps Legt ai on the 5th of Feb- ruary, the amendment proposed re x. Yaa Favre to pa ragraph two of the address was ted. The amendment to the addroas in favor of. Poland, Deoeee forward by M. Guyard Delalain, was then djs: duration of M. Guyard Delalain asked if it were intended to rest: ‘occupied the city of Mexico, Puebla and the ports, they nd th alex: be in certain possession of all Mexico, The i soder = ry esr. the} ~~. Eo oes: tion would have the effect of strengthening French influ- “*. ence in America, and would show ‘hay Frenchmen were Protected. oat the bone conclusion of Baron Jerome David's speech in we cores Legislatif, M. Jules Favre spoke on the Mexican ‘giestion. Ho did not contest the right of France to in- tervene in Mexico, but pointed out that England and Spain had the samo interests to defend as France. M. Favre accused the government of taving concealed the truth in te nome, a seine the ia M ot tae aie Lord Cow! je review ist 10 MEX! ggoeetion an: ‘and of the gerne, apd wie es. t to the that the English inne ter had stigmatized it sare robbery, M. Favre thought, considering the circum- of Jecker affair, no astonishment could be felt bd the French ultimatum having caused the withdrawal of Tana and Spain. He disavowed, in the pong ghee and internatioual law, the war against Mexico, aud suid that it would always be unfortunate, even after the taking Of the city of Mexico, for Juarez would continue the war in the French provinces. To get to Orizaba had already cost 104,000,000f., and to go further than Mexico the treasure of France would not suffice. M. Favre conciuded ‘by saying that he could not associate himself with a war undertaken upon mendacious Oy geen M. Billault was to reply next day. He undertook, how Heyl way of Fritee reply to ail the accusations brought against LEGISLATIVE PROTEST AGAINST THE EXPEDITION. [Paris (Feb. 5) correspondence of London Times. } The “five” independent members of the Logiintive Chamber are not satisfied with the address presented by the Committee of the House, as probably the majority of ‘their coli will be. MM. Jules Favre, Honon, Mari- mon and ‘d propose amendments recommending generally the extension of liberty ‘in all matters raaune political life,’’ and particularly an the Mexican ques- b onghewal the Roma question, &c., &c. On Mexico they say:— We ‘admire the heroism of our soldiers combating in ee under a deadly a, and we offer them our in sar tnlerens ner our principles ire of ui to 140 what sort of government the ‘Meslein goals desire.” NAPOLBON’S DESIGN. From the London Times, Feb. 5.) It bas been announced, without disgilise, that the design of the Brmperor 11 to take Meio under French pro- and to establish there such ment as may gress 8 counterpoise to aa Anion , and provide with a species haem ig | service- juctive. is, in a certain problem, for : ae of purely Mexican materials. = the diMoulties of the task will Ue eakey ot a ‘mill character, and theref< fa | 5 2 = 5 fore surmountable atea ars reminded that whea the Frenc! pl, they will be without Provinces; but that is EEECE ia who for the time ne boing held the capital was ex- the attacks of his opponents at every unprotect it, his communications were unsafe, his convoys intercepted, and his adberenta put to death when they could be taked at a nal cai te French, as occupants of Mexico, will only be incurring the standing liabilities of every Mexican party in power; but, | Sono ‘bo much stronger than any native faction, as | ve ® national capacity for organization, and’ ag | their ascendancy will at least introduce order into a dis- | rected State, it may be expected, perhaps. that the peo. | pie who bave evinced no attachment for any native gov- ernment, and who have nothing to lose, may look upon the new adminiatration without disfavor. It has been reported, however, that the Frevch inva sion has wrought a political miracle, We are Wid that the advance of a foreign army against the capital has suddenly inspired the Mexicans with all the virtuos hy which good citizens are characterized. We are asked to believe that these people, who have been for years what ait Farope bas known them to be, are ow calm, self pos sessed and courageous, of ono accord in their views, and | Actuated by the single and overruling desire of presery ing Uhoir freedom. ‘The Mexican Congress is represented as patriotic, united and deter mined, and wo are iutroduced, in short, to the spectacle of a email, but resolute nation fighting maniuliy for ite liberties against an unprovoked Invasion. Wetcan only say thal, if this transformation has been accom) lished, it is as much beyond comment at any ht we must have further evidence before “. For years past Mexico has by all political observers as a of @ State. Neither jn America nor | was it considered that such a phenomouon | coulf endure. Td vote TAN Union vf wax natu. rally tmaginal grace would come from Wutainattn and tna the onarch yt, Mexico would be ter. | . ui Jawes Svaxce, Exq., Liverpool, Great Britain: been iN Fade also spoke in favor of Poland... . Billault in his reply said the present moment is not opportune for entering into a discussion on the Polish Sen uestion. France has not lost her ancient sympathies for land, but thinks—and the government is of the same opinien tat the autonomy of Poland has more to expect Srom the generous and liberal sentiments of the Emperor of ‘Russia than from attempts at insurrection, efforts towards which wil! call down now disasters upon that unhappy ni OP Silos Favre then suid:——This specch of the Minister is the counterpart 8 the celebrated words of Marshal Bebastiani, ‘Order reigns at Warsaw.”” M. Billault replied be made tending to excite vain hopes. Mr. Jules Favre then asked if France was always to be on the side of the it? M. Billault replied much sense to add by vain words fresh fuel to insurri rectional passions, and is too joalous of the dignity of France to allow the repetition in the addresses an- other fifteen years of futile protests against the existing order of things. wh two wan then adopted. Confederate Financial Plans, by Mr. J. Spence, of Liverpool. rue “s”" oF tie “rues.”? {From the Liverpool Journal of Commerce, Fob. 4.} The recent publication by the federal government of intercepted despatches from the South renders the fol- lowing correspondence peculiarly interesting at the pre. sent moment:— Corn Excnaxcr Burupincs, LivERroon, Feb. 3, 1863. James Srexce, Fsq.—Sir—On a recent occasion, at the Rooms, you indignantly repudiated the use of | the terms ‘advocate’ and ‘‘clent’”’ as caer of the relation in which you stood to the Southern States. My attention has been called today to certain despatches, purporting to be those of the Secretary of the ‘Treasury of the Southern confederacy, in which you are held forth as the financial agent of that government—so calied. ‘These despatches have Pa eyo in the columns of — New York Hexatp of the isth and 19th January, a purport to be dated the 2ist and 24th October, 1802, it you might not be able readily to refer to the papers: named, | enclose extracts. and beg to ask if the despatches — referred to arc genuine, and if so, do you still adhere to ah recent repudiation of tbe relation already referred should be obli by your addressing any ro pH be disposed to make to my office ore. fy o'clock, or at any y ter hour to my private residence, 135 Upper Parliament street, as 1 purpose to band it, with copies of this letter and its.enclosures, to the uewsparers lam, sir, your obedient servant, JOHN PATTERSON, Treagcrt Deranreant,C.& A.) Prcwvoxp, Oct. 21,1862. f Messrs. Fraser, Traxnoin & Co. , Liverpool, G. B.:— GKNTLEMEN—The enclosed lottor to Mr. James Spence is seat to you for your guidance and consideration. Re- spectlulty, your obedient servant, CG, MEMMINGER, Secrotary ot the Treasury, MR. MEMMINUER TO MR. SPENCE. CONFRDRRATE BATHS OF AMERICA, ) Treascry Derantrvent, RierMonp, Oct. 21, 1962. § Sim—As you have pointes financia! agent for the Confederate States, aud Messrs. Fraser, Trenholm & Co. are its depositaries under our jaw, 1 desire that you would confer Together on the matter Fubmitted by this leiter. Lbave ou hand gold and silver coin (chiefly the former) two and half millions, which I_ desire to apply in pay- ment of articles purchased in Fnglaud by an agent for the Non'of the Confederate government. We find it im- possible to purchase a sufficient amount of exchange for these purposes, and the smal! amount to be had is al such high rates that it would be desirable to Carnish substitutes. I propose, therefore, to make payment for purchase by a transter 10 the creditor of so much of thie coin as may be requisite. [presume that when the coin thus beeomes tona fide \he property of a British subject that the British government wonld, at his Instance, permit any of ite ves- sels to bring ower the eame for him. If this expectation “tthe coin here would be as valoable as ex in England wontd probably realize its mint Jue, less frovght and insurance. To enable you ;o carry out any arrangement you may deem advtsable Mesere. Fraser, holm & Co. are au thorised to make an abcolate transfer of the coin, draw bills for the same on C. Elimore, sd ary, payable here, and a copy of this letter ts sent to each ot you, that you may act ip concert and give ys the benefit , of your united counsel. Tam remitting, by opportunities as they occur, the bonds of the Cont te States, the proceeds of when sold, are intended to be applied to the Whioh you have been advised. Reepectieny, eet obedient servant, MINGER, Secretary of tho Treasury. MP. MEMMINGRR TO MR. MASON. [Duplicate.] its absorption in republic. Recent | REASURY M events coe to effhce this Ire ‘and to give ® Reombowp. Dee 24, 1508. "} chance to apy iy *hould be wing | Atyour # ition { bave appointed Mr. James Spence, to contend for such ‘Rad Spain both en- | of Liverpool, financial agent, and have requested him to tered upon iy expedition ioe to Mesto with ideas of thia | n for tho sie of five millions ‘millions of dollare of our feof hy oof es aa oe an8 ac. dey tent over eo mito oh | RRS tual resulis oxpasesen Success. | them. slread it over fai rival. But im B0 connl as Haver Soncetved that | bonds, and will end another tnilion en bs ‘% to Mexico could renwin unappropriated or spe] | days. Mr. 3 ‘is directed io Soar and, ,thongh 8 conan fovasion pan opmestiones | ser, Treobolin & Co., who Ihave previously been made our 4 extingu' doiveetic factions, Si ttettomas sre os pot | depositaries in Liverpool. Rad T known with certainty mine ated eeleen an enemy as 10 bo super. Siete 209 were; E word chen have referred him to you, an we hank now to Me eo id by a es ‘would have an unity of re. ve a ir. Spence to tiring from the field withowt further trouble. A for the application of two and a Sor mies Meee meant possessing the confidiwee of a wise and harmonious, Grrbich 1 have here), for the purchase of wupplies and Congress, supported by the es resolution of the anes for tho army. I hope that thie coin will be ac. people and cayabie of the military forces of | cepted toy Hriuish: houses in payment at the rate of star the nation, ought also to be rab of protecting life = ling in England, lose the freight and insurance. it prorentiog tho plunder and “tt assassination tome ina upon its ‘raster to Rritiah cnnere, taay aratee te od a petite colgptnes, could obtalti Uransportation for \t in their vemois.of war oats pttetey B theme tf duties of otvil | from ear Bs ns Port, inasmuch aa it would be bona such a rern- p in any event sent te Monica expedition Cow never have takeo [foune would baeee contain seen in, bara eae ae mot we iia shoud make ite appear. Tho following is pa faa would have the o, “ion of retreating MR. SPENOR’S REPLY:— So aeeaeses ama a own a A, however, for Sie—i elt letter, with encicsuree, te le malt t he regretied speeches should | Emperor's government has too | reo. | ing 50 80 abruptly: but, when the exasperated husband ad. na gk g i é i 2 & a fi i at Pay it, ry 3 i= » we t the SemminencaTeos, ce, are the aame precisely now. You w! as 1 now hold, glavery to be not only ‘a gr ‘the age we live in, but of the South, and especially as do now, that the <j inevitably ‘ond of public cae for the first ume able the agitation now attem, ite “poy if it have any, f the only kind Lye can benefit the North to ruin, pe that invec- & é EE i i i 5 i i the negro. J continue the war is to YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUAKY 25, 1963, friends or the tamaily are romeataty invited to aiwend the funeral, from the resldenge of eae a Cork (1 - - the funeral, ‘eburch, CORRIGAN. — At 2 eri Neigh uborbood, N. J. Mos: Exiza- | Seventh street, near Third ‘ednesday; | met Commins, relist of Luke Corrigan, io’ tie Taib year | afternoon, at haif-past onow'cleck e of her tho ‘Tuesday, February 2%, Euntu 1, Tocker, TUCKER.—OUn Tuesday snibe Nb pear of bin sa es and friends of the family are ‘Tho relatives and friends of of the family are are respectfully invited to attend thefuneral, from St. Patrick's cathe- wip waree don "South sit detvoy that ‘potent uence which the opinion of this country Seas eepai ae et use to » sir, your Ol servant, sm AMES SPENOE. tive amd abuse and ‘ibraltar , ‘The steamer Gibraltar (late Sumter) was cruising up and down the bay this aati apparently with the ob- Joct of testing her ; bus, whatever ber object, the United states Caper may op the alert, and steamed at A prepared: to intercept the ‘Cibratiar if she made a dash for the straits. With a favoring black *levanter,” ab- sence of moonlight, and a bay five miles wide at the mouth, the chances seem greatly in favor of the Gibraltar giving her inquisitive enemy the slip. Money from Ireland to New York. [From the Dublin Freeman’s Journal, Feb. 7.) CHAMBER SITTINGS—BRFORE JUSTICE FITZGERALD IN THE QUEEN'S BENCH. D’. ‘us. Tapsco't & Co.—Mr. Waters, of counsel for the plaintiff, moved for liberty to exhibit interrogatories with the service of the summons and plaint. Counsel stated that the action was brought by « woman to recover from thedefendants, who are shipping agents, the sum of £85, under these circumstances: Plaintiff, who was for- merly proprietor of a provision establishment in South Great George's street, went to America in 1855, leaving his wife in obarge of bis place of business. Subsequently she, resolved to go out to America also, and engaged a passage in the ahip Driver, of which the defendants wero the owners. She also took out a draft ior £85, made pay- able by the defendants on the New York branch of their house. The defendants were paid £85 for this dratt. Plaintiffs wife went on board the Driver, having the draft in her possession. The ship sailed on her voyage, but was lost at sea, and the plaintiff never received any tidings of his wife, aad had ascertained that the draft in question for £85 was still marked “unpaid” in the books of the defendants’ house at New York. It was necessary | to issue interrogatories respecting these matters, There was no appearance on the other side. His lordship made the order. Union Meeting in Cir Cinein ati. Crncngxat, Feb. 26, 1863. An immense Union meeting was held bere last night at the Opera House and Melodeon Hall, Both places were filled to overtiow ing. Resolutions were adopted declaring that we give re newed pledges to perpetuate the Union: that we send the grectings of the administration to the Ohio soldiers; that wa will support a vigorous prosecution of the war; that the jlississippi must roll unbroken to the Gulf; that sub- mission to the constituted laws and authorities is the only basis of free government; that we will sustain those in power, whether they pleage us or not, until others are put in their places. The speakers were Hon. W. 8. Groesbeck, Hon. Henry Stanbury, Governor Morton, of Indiana; Gavernor Tod, of Ohio; ex-Governor Wright, of Indiana; ex-Governor Den- nison, of Ohio; General Carey, Judge Lane, of Alabama, and others. ‘Tho meeting continued for five hours. One feature was the reading of telegrams and ietters of a patriotic character from different officers of the army. A Baron ix Court—An Iyraresninoa Case.—Baron Vou Santen, a pare Sn ae distinction, in the enjoyment of a country SRA} on the Hudson, appeared before Justice Connolly, at the Lower Police Court, yesterday, and proferred a complaint against Robert | McComber, of No. 275 Fifth avenue, for following him around the city threatening his life. The complaivant, who appeared to be in great tribulation, stated that some weeks ago he got married to an American lady, living in New Jersey, with whom be was enjoying a pleasant honeymoon, when suddenly McComber turned up, and disturbed the harmony af the scene by paying frequent visits to the bride. Ome night the Baron came home | rather unexpectedly, and finding the intrader in his wife's | bedroom, ordered him to leave the premises or be wonld fae him, MeComber did not like the idea of depart. him “that be would just give him three seconds to make up his mind, he deemed discretion to be the better part of valor, and decamped. ; Since that eventful night the Baron’s existence has been a most miserable one, and to add to the chagrin caused by his wife's impeudence, McComber has been following him | about town, threatening to kill him at the drst favorable opportunity. He considered his life to be in imminent danger, and demanded that the disturber of his peace and | happiness should be dealt with in» sam manner. The strate said he sympathized with the nobleman in es - pagers and issued a watraut forthe apprehen. | MeComber, who was subsequently arrested by | Senean wd thee and Brought into court. When asked for | | 2 a cena ‘of his conduct the prisoner stated that he | y with the Baroness for several years pre- | I sare to to ber marriage, and thought there was nothivg | out of the way in visiting her now. He further stated that | the marriage was solemnized in New Jersey, and inasmuch | as New Jersey was generally considered te be out of the | United Statez, he thought the ceremony was invalid. His | mind was soon disabused on this point, however, and the | magistrate decided to hoid him to bail to keep the peace for the space of twelve months. McComber the re. quired bail, and was therenpon set at liberty. Baron essed ‘himeelt perfectly eatisied with Justice Con ores decision, and went on his,way rejoicing. BARGE OF EMBEZZLEMENT AGAINeT A HOOKKEErER.— ‘Thomas Arthur, a bookkeeper, in the employ of W. J. Syms & Bro., of 300 Broudway, was arrested yesterday on | charge of emberzling funds 2, bis employers, amounting in the aggregate to $2,000, ‘The accused is charged with having carried on his dishonest practices for nearly two | years. Justice Connolly committed him for examination. | | Arrivals and ‘Departures. ARRIVALS. | _Ltvmrooi-—Stesmaip Canada, st Boston-—Johp Bam. A | Zadek, Thomas Chariton, J B 1 W Feateh wencer, G Hosber, D Lewir, A Mopar saad, é soul, Hi Arnold, Greene, Miss | ehilaress Mr avd | Mr and Mrs J ee and La and pest. From A powell me Hanley. t r three scnitrens ‘Messrs. Jon: | Hatifax—J Cochrane, J Mc! | Wisewell, + 4-3 iyi pones, Sf mit i Baas a 8 re! se jessrs |) Dwr, ite Rayauldy, Bauid, Smith, Pitts, 1 Eliot. ship Pacinetton fadeck, Pratt, Ld Olin stud and servant, CB Young. Euzene Lord, D Arqueuls. rig Sor ‘Mr Theodore FE Goodhue. } Married. | ReaRsiew—Suerrann.—On Thuraday, February 19, by the Rev, Dt, Prico, at the charoh corser of Chrystie aad Broome streets, Ruwarn b. Bkanacxr to MARGARET ANN Sieerann, both of this city BeLuNG—Orro.—On Sunday, February 22, by the Rev. August H. M Held, Foawcnp Beis to Miss Marta Orro, of Bremen. No cards, Hrrencock—i.axk —At Tompkinsville, on “ues-* W thutchocek BLAKE. * February 24, at the James Martindale, Nos. Mr. S. Reade, ‘of St cuizapermt Lver.ia Mart day, February 24, by the Rev. Lieat. Daim, Berencoee to Mh J MARTinnane. residence of the bride Sand 10 Wail street, George's church, Saw TINDALE, all of this city Koune—Orro,—On Sand: February 22, by Rev August H. M. Held, Uraicn A.’Koune to Miss Jouansa C. | ' Orro, of Bremen. No cards | Lon. —Rerton —At Newport, R. 1, on Tuesday oo 1 ¥.10,by the Rev. T. Thayer, D. D., assisted Mason Noble, of the United states Navy, ‘uleuiouant commander Rowarn P. Lvxt., of the United States Navy, to Eusaern F., danghter of Major Henry $. Burton, Third United States artillery. Merray—Carrrey.—At Far Rockaway, L. 1.jon Sanday, February 16, 4 the Rev. A. Farley, .Jonn New York, to Many A. Caverey, danghter of Willian ont. Faq. of Far Rocka’ a | Me AMIGAL—Pataenn —On fonday, February 16, send | Rev. James Millett, Mr. Joan McGariGat to Miss | | Eusament Patan, all of this city. Paton—Hovren.—On Saturday, August 2. by the Rev. £2 seet: » Mr. Wittiam Eowonp Pavoa to Miss Joserirye | Prarce—Canarnrs.—On Tuesda; Bp viy4 3, at ae Azirionn acho Lapanion Paris, by the Rev. Geo, ‘4 | «Reale, ok Dal pode George Piped 4 Del nee, ‘Ke | New York, to Ronrxt Loris Canannos, of Paris. Sremi—Mclnax.—(n Monday, February 23, dence ¢ the bride's mother, Rev. the rest. | the Ralaton | Smith, R. H. A. Stem, Hotta Cyn N. J, WE, Avra, | © Youngest daughter of the Inte [antel MeLean, Nocarde. | Biea., pase oee Tuesday morning, February 24, Lorexxo pov van een aud Mary A. Bar hs retatives ca trisndact ibe famity de rekpooltliy | | invited to attend the funeral thie (Wedneslay } al noon, at one o'elock , fromm his late residenoe, 267 jecusr gy Monday, February 23, of phthisis palmo- | | walls Jou Beer, & native of Ragland, aged 46 years aud | 8 mont! py the Ri Jonna to i { Dearest fathor, thou hast gone, Heaven, we hore, is now thy home. When we joave this world of care, We hope that we shail meet you there, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectinily. nyited $0 Atleod Ube funeral, on Thursday afternoon, ot | | slip at two o'clock P. M. | aged 1'year, 6 months and 26 days. | spectfully invited to attend the funeral, at half-past one , O'clock, on Thorsday afternoon, from the residence of her | neral, without respectrully «dral, on at ten o'clock. invited to attend the funeral, from hie N ee day, February 22, Fr. Wm. | 20 South Third street, Williamsbu rey Nome “s ‘Guevet, M. D. noon, at one o'clock. The remains will be taken to The friends of the famity are invited to attend the fu- Hill Comotery for interment. Fy fs ee 176 Tenth street, this ia ana Doylestown papers please copy. Wednesday) a aftermoon} at one o’clock, without further WERNER.—Un february 24, Carouivg, the be- See loved wife of Lacpald J. Werner, aged 2 yours, Danuxeror.—On sites February 24, Wmuam,| The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully pry ol chiid of and Hachel L. Darlington, | invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday morning, at ths ea of eer family are respectfully West Thirtys0 Gogg et esha aad N Er -Orst street wwe invited to attend the funeral. ia (Wer, pene) after- | avenues, " } am - or noon , at four o'clock, fram 649 Fi ert baleirag 3 Wairk.—On Monday morning, February 23, The romains will be taken fer interment to Salisbury | short » Estuee, dat hers bers and pain Mills, Deshan county. White, vi years aud —On Tuesday, February 24, Mic#am. Dauroy, The ives and qindeare are yp aE requested to bog ears. attend the funeral, from te rsidenca of her pare, at ‘relatives and friends are respectfully Invited toat- | Tubby Hook, this’ (Weduesday) afternoon, at half-past tend the funeral, from ), No. 58 Mott | two o’clock. Hudson River road cars start from sree fa (we ) afternoon, at two o'clock, Chambers street depot at twelve o'clock in the morning, ‘Worvan.—3uddeniy, on Monday, February 23, Sanau Mama, wife of John'P, Wolven, in the 35th year of her The relatives and friends of the family are respectful invited to attend the funeral, from ber Fntdnce No, a Carlton avenue, between Falton and Atlant Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock. sana 0007. here ag February 23, Mapausns Canuetig, second second dangbier William and Sarah E. Demurest, aged 21 years. ‘The friends of the are Peon. vaapanfull ly invited to attend the funeral, at the Reformed Dutch church in that place, vo-day (Wednesday), at twelve o'clock, noon, Dowiaxg.--Un Monday, February 23, Paruox J. Dow- be brohat a of Newcastle West, ‘county: Limerick, Ire- ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this ieee) afternoon, at half-past en eee from his late residence, No. 264 "Bast Nioth street, DULAGoN.—On Tuesday February 24, NicnoLas Dvtagoy, in the 38th year of bis age. tic’ Btrects, Brooklyn, on ‘ SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC YOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. | OON RISES. + 647) micm waren. His friends and relatives are requested to attend the 2 G6 ia nnn. funeral, on Thursday, from his late residenee, No. 112 Port of New York, x, February 24, 1863. Wayne street, Jersey City, His remaing will be taken to New York Bay Cemetery for interment. LEARED. Newark papers please copy. eer poe Ounant Ama (Br), one Queenstown and Liver- #1.13077.—On Monday, February 23, Joskri, infant son ‘Ship Bridj ter, 8! of seseph ‘and Almira "elliott, aged 13 months and 20 web Brldccatr, sawn, Liverpool—Witlams & Guien.. | bi “The friends are Sob so invited to attend ‘the fune- ‘dup 6 Gaerne! Funck, Havre—Boyd & Hincken, ral, from No, 154 Suffolk st.eet, this cw ednesday) after- |. 8hIP t (Port), Gavuche, Oporto—L E Amsinck & noon, at two o'clock. The remains will be interred at the “Bato Parser, Hull, Philadetphia—B C Taylor it Olaf (Nor), Trulen. Gork—Hoimboe & & Balchen, Bark Orehiila, Devereux. Gleatuegos i P Bick & Ocy Brig Valkyrien (Swe), Nyberg, Cork—Funch, Meincke & Brig A C Merryman, wn Key West—H Benner & Brown. Schr Kate Butterdield (Br), Benton, Matamoros--Wake- man, Dimon Schr ‘Miltons ones, Ii Schr E DeHart, Lowe, Schr Somerset, Schr Americ Schr 8 Eddy, Schr RK Bulwin Schr Surah" Benson, Schr A Middleton J In le, Providence—L Phillips, Sehr 7 E Potter, Loper, New London—H 8 Rackett. Schr J R Watson, Jones, New Haven—M Briggs & Co. Steamer Franklin, Young, South Amboy. Cemetery of the Evergreens. YAinue—On Monday evening, February 23, after a short ilness, 18AneL1.a Rougktsoy AirtLEN, wife of Alexan- der Fairlie, aged 35 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 392 Second avenue, on Thursday ‘aft ‘ternoon, at two o' ‘clock. ‘Fanox.—In Williamsburg, on Monday, February 23, of scarlet fever, Tuomas H., twin son of Hiram A. and Sarah J. Suron, aged 1 year. 8 months and 9 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of he parents, No. $1 Second street, Williamsburg, this (Wed- nesday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. Fontaisé.—On Tuesday, February 24, cf pneumonia, Gxvevikve, inant daughter of Charles L. and Francisca M. Fontaine, age? 1 month and 5 days. ‘Tbe relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 313 West Twenty-fourth street, ou Thursday afternoon, at one o'clock. Greex.—From wounds received at the battle of Frede- rieksburg, Jax Grees, Sergeant of Company D, Eighty- eighth regiment New York Volunteers, son of William and Rose Green und grandson to the late’ Hugh Donohue, formerly of Ballyshaunon, Ireland. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of his mother, No. 71 President street, Brooklyn, un—Jos Eneas. jew Orleans—H J Dewey & Co. ling, Washington—Merriil & Abbott, aller. Washington—Van Brunt 4 Siaght, n, Washington—Von Brunt, Slaght, nch, Salem —W 8 Brown, w Bedford. ARRIVED. Steamship Pacific (Br), Embleton, Havana, Feb 17, with mdse and passengers, to it E Brown’ & Co, ship Continental (US transport), ore 13, Key \ ‘Weat I8th, with mals Marshman, New ‘and passengers, orgiana (Hanoy). Notmann, Liverpool, 86 dara as Luling (wot as before). Has experienced Reavy weather. ip Cordelius Grinnell, Spencer, London, and Isle of wien Ud 11, with mdse and 22 pasaéngers, to Grinnell, Min- urn Ship Dorcas Prince (of Yarmouth, Me), York. London, Dec 3, aud the fe Downs Jan 10. in "ball 4, to Nesmith & Sons, wine Peg Kepler (M lantzen), Cardiff, 42 days, Bhi with Pale to Cl on Thursday afternoon, at tno o'clock. renee inch. Meineke “y Wendt (dot as before re- Gexuer.—On Monday, February 23, Mrs. CaTHerixe c Gracies, widow of James Gommel. ’ neni yong pa Bremen, 43 days, in bai- ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully leit Mjalner (for), Barg, Limerick, 48 days, iz ballast, to invited to attend the funeral, on Thi noon, three o'clock, from St. James? ” Latheran church, in Bit- teenth street, near the Third avenue. Gityert.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, February 24, Susan Saran Grieenrr, in the 624 year of ber age. ‘The relatives of the Thuraay respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thu epeigerr ee o'clock, from the reNidgpod of her son-in-law ton avenue, w)thout further notfeas = = mem we Goprrgy.—On Tuesday, February 24, Cares iia aged 68 years, 3 months and 20 days. "The relatives and friends of the fami frees respectful! siteig Ka Kate a (Br). McDougall, Halifax, 12 days, with fish, to Schi rG fei Dixo (3 masta), 8: 1. St The 1 Bat Harbor 1 with ‘ait ‘omaaters sara er ich why Buckiuastors Linge ra fie) FB Buckinasier, vativey, Portland, 9 a6 a8 ase m Woodward. Cundiff, Steamer Pelican, Baker Bteamer Westchester, Nye, Providence. BELOW. One bark, unknown, BAILED, ip Suwannee: ships TJ foners. Uhland invited to sttand.che funeral, from No. 101, West pamire st ae street, on raday to morning, o'e! barks amor Jr, Ls ‘Chanticleer (Br), Chas 7 © GorMiy.—On M nda’ ; February 23, Parrick Gormty, a brig 8 P 4 M cranes ay araice: echie JF Ames, U Giles, tive of the parish of Capid, county Tyrone, Ireland, H Seguine, W 63 years. The relatives and friends of the proces invited to attend the funeral, this day (Wed eacnng) te noe hig late residence, 400 West ‘twenty Heap.—On Monday, February 23, Joun rrp aie of parish of ‘Tyna |, county Galway, lrewnd, aged 20 8. f ‘The relatives aud friends of the bes and those of his ag Wind ate at fo hi E. Miscellaneous. The US steame. Bienville, Commander J R M Mullany, will sailon Wednesday, 25th inst, for Port Royal, Key West and New Orleans. Com M will convey any packages, &c, for persons on those stations, which may be left at the Lyceum, uncle, john Farrell, and of his brothers, Michael, aud itunes Head. are respectiully, invited wattend the | Navy Yard, Brooklyn. funeral, from the rovidence of his mother, 205 Kast | Parser McAlister, of steamship Continental, from New ‘Thirteenth street, this (Weduesday) afternoen, at two | Orleans, will piease accept our thanks f.: favors, o'clock precisely. Cineinnatti and Boston Bere Conca, Beem, from Boston for Kurrachee, which papers please cop; Herway.—On Tuesday morning, at oight Bermuda, was leaking at the rate of 13 lock of dis- riches p Ai one time had 6 feet of water in the hold. euse of the heart, Josmrm, son of Al ‘sd Fanny Fpcnea pe bow. despatch, Herman, aged 10 years and 2 months. Peon Pree salaipal rebel steamer Florida, arrived Tue relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully | $t ¥* segailie Baveatl, goer lyri ky So intercept ashe invited wo attend the funeral, thie (Wednesday) moraing, | sau on the ith for ‘Alco (wan Fa ich salled fro Nas at twolve o'clock, from 186 m board the troops landed from the wrecked ship Hoasmcin Jersey: hy, 00, [ses “Tebriary, 24 Fianter from New York for New Orleat ‘an the after a short but severe illness, Hames, aged | mond papers the sending to the etiom by ther Bis. Leek iri rfnemrane yn sn nll Sverhauling the 8 8. and destroyed her, The 8 B ireswiered | & oluce of fuperal -morrow’s papers. A ‘Joues.—At Yorkville. on Tuesday ‘merning, February Meio ee ee 24, Mary Euizanata, only eg eton of and Aun Jones, aged 4 years an ‘The relatives and (riends of the, fam! flare invited to attend the funeral,on Thursday iiteoute Bene F. . Johnson, from jumoer, sunk off Sharp on Belurday aight ali with oe sunk of ms Tene bands saved. Scur Hiawarna, from Bath for New York, went ashore on three o'clock, Nantucket di ‘th mo Bu t. She is "kmizy.—O0 Monday, Fel 25, ater & ong, sick: i rn dphegean rasan gh so ness, Mre. Jctia KEuLy., wile of and daugh- ter of the late Stepnen Beremotie, of the pain 0 meugh, county Cavan, Ireland, aged 26 years. family ar ‘are respectfully invited to Sour Tw OB Knight, fr Boston for Cal: fore reported aa having put Tito St Thoman tn distress hes been condemned. ‘he inant th a ly, re, respeotrully invite Scuy Crroscns. Norwood, from Camden Me, which sailed attend the funeral, residence, No. Fast | from Portland 21st for \. returned xt day wit loss of stern frame, mainboom and maini Twenty te siet mnie (W (Wednesday) afternoon, at haif- sd fudéer en farina been sai sontaet at WAM tye dar, Lawsox.—On Sunday evening, February 22, attor a | Shih heat jibboot. Ae: and sleeper beck ate for Boston, short and illness, Janet, roliet of Peter Law- | "Sein HB Busnor anchors in, Portsmouth gon, in the 88th year of her age. harvor or during the furious gale on Friday nig! ded Her (ricnds anid those of her sons John and Peter Law- Soa late bes weal probunig ti getel Tikout cay son, aud of her son-in-law, Jobn M. Freeland, are invited to attend the funeral, from for lute residence, 92 Elm | Scur Taxcrt (of Wrookhaes), Scott, from Boston street, this (Wednesday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. prelate before reported on Kettle Bottom gsm ne t Newtown, b. 1. Gonanicut shore, on Monday morning, cate off, and at 12 Mf ‘and was at samer taree-qasttere ofe @ of where she went widow of James Moore, in the 40th year of her age. Sa ec cal ras totes boon near Mackerel ‘The relatives and friends are i to attend the fu- Benanaes, PobT—the Volan. che, beien f neral, from St. James’ charch, Newtown, L. I., 0a Thurs. oneere Re: cat teh. ee as Lome lay afternoon, at three o’clock. boat connecting ‘damaged. posed with the Flushing and Newtown Railroad, leaves James San will alvo de in atten- dance at the Grand street ferry, Williamsburg, until balf- past one o'clock P. M. McCiave.—On Tuesday afternoon, February 24, of dip- theria, Samum, W., infant gon of John and Laiilsa McClave, Covomno, Dec 30—The Ai Gale Be Caleutta for New York, vhich pu at - Cinte Bept has been condemned and sold there mS la, Carcurta, Jan 5—The Satin, poe dage which for tsb her Dee 18 from Lene gs reports ? Island, in the track of rot home. the far distance off Keciin ‘China ships. drew towarda her, but on pn Bs near enough (0 sce her onus gn bore off under Af displayed by " fnaster of the bein ih could not make outs Mut now ts The relatives and friends are respocttully invited ee bo tend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No 249 West Forty sixth street, this (Wednesday) ateraoon, the Sonfederate tag, from the hee at three o'elock. since got of their color. He did not wing seen the McCLesxey.—On Monday, February 24, Many Awn Mc- | steamer, and does not remember the exact date. Civsnar, aged 2 yours, @ native of the county Cavan, | | Quaxxstown, Feb 2—The Africa Fria (9), arrived thie morning Ireland. ‘a field ‘The relatives and friends of the family and her sister, Mrs. Daran, invited to attend the funeral, on Thurs- day afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late "residence, 644 Hudson street. | Brooklyn papers Megnakn Or 0 og re fre McGrane, a Dative of the bo of Duleck, ¢ ty Meath, Ireland, in the 80th year of her age. The relatives and acquaintances of the family are re. haan put ia bere wl te ainsi | mizen masta. She had been out 24 days. eta The Damasous (8), fro lew York, &c, which arrived today, leit Ni dan te johna, NF,'28th, and encoun- tered great quantivies ‘The Connecticut, from Liverpool for, New York. bee put in with chambers of pumps = broken, the cargo shifted. and Rassaarr, Feb 6—Put in, American bark Navigator (of Boston), Pritchard, from London for Cardiff, having been in collision with anip Fs Felkiand, of Liverpool; carried away cut- water, bowsprit, ‘and damaged bowa. Rio Jaxwino, Jan $—The cargo of the Golden Cross, from Catiae for Antwerp, which was condemned here, will be ta. ken on by the Macleod ship, Toxnixe, Feb $—A number of casks and cases containtn, petroleum have been driven on shore on the Ditmnarach eat danger Jane, 100 Kast Forty-seventh etreet. MeN aure.—On Tuesday, Febru 24, after a lingering | (ness, Micuart J. MoNawee, Bernard and Mary YicNamec, aged 2 years, 1 ont and 2 days. The frien of the family and those of, hi’ brothers-in- law, Peter McKnight, Honry Krotz, John McQuade and | and saved. Some of these are mark & Rus, Ni Thomas Fox, are respectfully invited to attend the fune- | York, petrolit o1;" eenae & Greate, Pi pnt} and * wv ral, on Thursday, (rom bis late residence , to Calvary | Hutehingon & Vo, carbon of Cemetery Yoxowama, Dec — (hy tel from Alexandria, Feb 2)—The Chevallie, Amer bark, lost In the Japan Pavax.—In Brooklyn, Axwe, the beloved wife of Jaines Payan, aged $1 years,a native of Aughagreagh, county Longiord, tretond. ‘The friends of the family and those of ber ‘brothers, Patrick and Hugh Elera, are invited to attend the tune rai, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Joseph chareh, corner of Pacitlo street and Vanderbilt avenue. The for getting off schr Minerva, | betore reported ashore at Old Point, amount The Az ship St Peter, 437 tons, baits at Bath, [Mf was sold at New York on private term; AZ bark Vigo, 414 tons. coppered. 6 rant old, bi chins, Me, one .d Messrs: E A Souder & bon of Philadelphia, ‘for 12,000, cas Fall River, $2500, fn 1810, t Mi Schr Donna Anna, 149 tons, built at Searsy Perms py ahd me jon } now al New York, has been argnanea ty tr leary But and ihe seiaivés aud frieuda ofthe decessed are invited. to | OWrFBO! Newiort, KI, for the. Wert ndia | suiend the funeral at Kast Chester, this (Wotnanting Notice to mariners. Carriages will be in ‘Attendance at Mouat V PRINCES Lonvon, Feb 4, 1862. | oe of the Now Vork and New Haven Railrosd on Holl on which ie al of the train which leaves corner of Twenty- tides, oun street and Fourth avenue, at balf-past nine ‘ieie the o'clock, A. M. Red Sepiny.Of diptheria, at Castleton . Staten andi marked My Island, on Sunday 22, can oe on, only tiny py qos ow child of Henry and Anne Norton Sedley, aged 9 months | teh Jt i dia cee a ee days. a a ae re | “it mia bound aay on Ter —On Monday, Fel opieny Bs AN. of yy u ons VeRMILY® Saarter, wi \dow of Feter’ Shaper, ‘Shapter, in the 73d | day to ane on mawea's the | Pear of her age ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the fu further notice, from her late nih aa fae aber no: ) henoe for Liver. 126th street, belesen Thing acd Foarta * Harlem, on Thursday morning. at eleven o'clock. fe ae * ” be a tare Ph, ag Lucy, "acy, intent doghter, aw . A P. Smithson , aged ‘fmonthe abd'6 days. TaTLon.—On La morning, February 24, afters Kuzanem, youngest of the Inte wien and H. F. Taylor. short and severe Bums \? Her friends and the members of the theatrioal profes. sion, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral ser- vico, from St. Mark's , corner of Tenth street and Secohd avenue, on Thareday At three o'clock, without farther invitation. Torrance —On Monday, A wsong 23, of consumption, Annie Torrance, oidest daughter of Margaret Torrance, im the 22d your of her age. en en 17 “4 n we feel. It is ‘God that has berelt vs; He can all our sorrows feel, ‘The fapera! will take place this (Wedmesday) afternoon, { 3 from Bomoay Nov 22 for Rangoon, nae pul, Minstrel), Banga, mise’ Doc tate toe ae Sm nenos Ayres for Londow. Jan 19, lat hea, ‘ork. a ais one my acy soaada meoving B, was signallized Feb 11, Int 62 7 from Matantas for Boston, Feb 12, tat 4 <4 a bi 1 Jan LP, a Cally for Lndse, fort KMUDA. about Peis blboy."t Pulp for aie see! for Kurrachoe sei th a Gowns feb. SeAte oi for Oho New York for Hamture» — sam, # Canpiry, Jan Norton, Bristol. almira Cob Coombs, rinkwotae Bi Boston, se senter Me Feb 4-—-Sid: Mary Robinson, McCleave, Cavourta, ward, and Bombaye Ss “Siti aPretoan ny Li Jettrey, Iver Wverpodl ae rons Jn Dest, F ‘ab ered Soa thern rates” ate hored am pans and Bit Tigers ‘Lande thee Whituey va do for ber ea en ‘anchored mc Aut bg ids pa I tind prose for NY. 0 friara, from NYork for Lett iso ndee | Inthe Downs nie Gondola, , from London ‘Bir ack i He Hi a eae vente from London for voy au han 19. Raymond, Thompson, tod ser coo ‘london, Hurlbut, from Nort, he ‘short oft nf proviions and water and Fivatsr ad” with wil are RALTA! ‘Jon j—Arr Ne bark q i eeeha wae Beas 4 ‘wud sid aaa ‘Ble Harney Worse dan Sl—Arr_ Abner Stetson i 6, Suiitre, Leach, Calao, yh vas. Feb 4. eb Ferricre, New prone a aneviove, Weve Orlokuse ‘Hamano, Feb Dr Barth, Meyer, NYork. Harana, Feb 15—Arr Bi bi sf hte NYork; Br bark Dunkeld, Alints Philadelphia Culltornine Gat 18 Pratt, Gould, Newport; Frank ( penal hark ‘Goodspeed, ton Dublin’ an ar Br steamer J le. Sli 16th a 16th, brigs Randolph, Haltett, ae P Hammond, Cardenas: sehr Mary Hauayax Peb. W—Arr sch rok, Ota ria, Dickson, Now York: Tnth, brig) W'Decring, Pura} phn; vth, ser Indian ‘Queen, Whitney, New ¥' cia mh. schs Morning Star, Miller, New York; 16th, al, ds wOOL, Feb Scar Bante, Coombs, New a C Scranton, Magna, d sid ist, ‘Eiten Stewart. “Lyons, NYork, ‘Sd; Lancaster, fon, Havana; Richard Robinson, Lond and William’ a bone, Pratt, NYork; 6th, Contest, Jennings, bay 5 ha, Schilling, MQ Sie Robert Peck, Larrabee. N Yorks 7} lnibla, Bryant ‘and Buropa, Vou Hageo, do; Ganss, ing, Baltimore Lancasier, Decan, Philadelphia; Ox. Keaver, Boston. ‘ud 6th, Isabella © Jones, Shaw, Raltimore, Ent for ldg 2d inst, Almuth, NYork; Constitution, Cutty and Conqueror, Boutelle, for’ do; Fanny McHenry, Su’ R Pee ‘ork. 4 Sure (a) for Portiand [see Arable 8), for Damascus (a), for NYork, ready; City of B more (8). tor do Ith Ching (3), ok do ith: Planta fa), Bennett, fordo tbth; Thacker Ma Baker, tor fon! 101; Arzo, Ballard, “for do Vth; Johann Kepier, NiO for NYork lth; Conqueror, ‘Bouts ‘ie, for do Mth; Gi, Womterm, Furber, for do 16th Benj Adams, Fc Tuscarora,’ Dinlevy, for 5 atndelpba «1h: Meltenry: Binith, for do ror Ball Sth; Annapolis, Pickett, me icon Y Loxpon, Fe!) 5—Arr Parthenon. M sanner, Triente, Cid 24, Suriname, Tucker, Surinam (und arr and anchoy ‘at Deal 6th): 8, Investigator, Edwards, Honduras. ‘esend 6th, Kensington, Gorning. N¥ork, Renown, Bangs, for Mauritius, lag; 1 reen, and Jumna, Freeman, for Boston, do; Heraly the Morente: Willams, for doy Acserioan Oba ‘ongress, Wi ward, for NYork, and hthers as before nous. Fe I—Arr Maria Bartedt, Hall, Cardiff; Nellis Hunt, Leavity Swansea, isnon, Jan 2 Arr Adelaide, Lanfare, from NYorke. Mitvorp Havex, Feb l—Arr Simon, Danneborg, for Falmouth or Queenstown, Edison, from Mussina, Feb. 2—Bark Mai Taylor, pores just arr; brigs Samoset, Briges, from oa, doy Wil + John EB Ady Sid van New a A Hams, from do for Bowtun, ready fe 26, Bouthe Boar jth, WA isa ebieter, Re: Boston, 4 Travis, He oper Philadelphis b avis, Boston Edverprise, Grn ‘Philadephia: Lima, Ti E ‘Weilington, ‘Newcasti.x, Jan iat out, Reaper, Loring, “tor ap Nizcwe Dike, Feb 3—Iu port, Aramele Sow, 30 for Cardif, ready, ’ Puymovtu, Feb 5—Sld Srotia, Miskell, Rottei Paverxo, Jan $1—Sid Alice ng, Queenstown, Feb 1—Arr Will ‘aud sld Sth for Galway); 24, Astrea. Nich jos Oe Fork, leaky, ‘and with verpool for . jam) en and cargo mutfved, Bid 30th, Jol Spear, Booker (fr, Montevideo), Hull; 2d inst, Hindostan, Synail (from Calla’ Ranacate, Feb 6—Put in, Navigator, Pritehard, from don for Candit, with weeprid and ontwater, Hay: n in collision th F Fanci ee Liverpool. gn sid Jen’ tort ritoneuia); Jan3, Gutdacr Colby, Ba, for lonnaieeien, Jan 2i—Are sohr Garland (not as before), BV} Swansna, Feb 3—8Sid Star of the Rumors, Contes TELDS, meee! 6—Sid_ Unoowah. Feltasbe oe INGAPORK, Dec 20—Arr Hiawata Rider, «Raa Sid Dec 3. Continent, Howland, Al 4 Hopkins, Bangkok; T. W. Sears, — Smyxma, Jan 22—Arr Racehorse, r Flanders; Boston, Bid 26th, bark Gaward Be cain ry Messina to load for Boston. 3--Sld brigs Meteor, . Feb. bape oo vee Yah, “hag dio. "Wooster, Bernard, Janvieson, Sth, achr Neilie Boxe 5 Por BOSTON, Feb2i PM--Arr (20h) ar orig Fanny Bulmer, London (not the Funsy Bulmer, as reporte: mous oe fom jon, Nt isting tia: Brinoesn i Royal, Lovell, som sabkcer poo mes mt, Al bark Kedu raat Rae wind NEU ENE, cioudy, with snow PM, ba rr Br steamship Canada, Grace a patoie aa: Br Li ao (i) Sa a yo Nothing mp pease sea, wind NE, fresh. a rae bark Sumuer. New Orleans, ; Babtind 3 Zi—-Arr ships Maggie, V. Mud Hugg. J on Castida. Statord., fro i ‘son, i ela een of mpg A boo Ma ER! Nockinghain Crowell, Boston; Ob ord denag: schrs Hardscrabble, Gregory, Boston; Clara, Swit GeoJ Jones, Crowell . ™ Bhatt, ou from Gua cits Fortress | what NY. ‘ork (an Soe Ene Ryo; | hereby Holmes, schrs: mn Geb Eawarde W ar ‘ordery, NHav ete schre A ‘Chine, Wixon. and White Cload, Leavi ;.3 Marsh, Leeds, Newark, BRISTOL, Feb 21-814 echre Larkin, Johnson, = James Martin, Hi iit ene, pail Fat ftver; sigs Eleanor, Mackey, ‘New Havent” pratt, AiVEE Set Feo ai—Are sehr © Merrick, Lea Fg hey for NYork. ee, on TN SHC Brn ajo cam and aay ete Ee ea tot NY. ts re 4 a4 ca ‘Boum, i re sear, Coatte J iJ ‘tayo: Cla Paes i oen Ania tinea oe Pala Regaine a ae a ’ do, “ary ath, bark Mary Bentley, Lilia, Hew Forks fee me ucbe ears ape ka la bark Tanne Citys oi parcgen), Bw Swift, of and for RRO Rat teeing as ae Be Bomnora, wa de. Cla ‘Morton, —— EW ny aed 2i—Arr steamer A Ht Sid 22d, schrs Benes. Ki geen gamere for i Be Rw Parte Btudley, from Bt. for Boston; Rome, Shute, rt Suse eds rene agai sot Sane Bn, Wate fate do, Anna Kilzaveth, Potter from Garde ‘ nae Pavillon, Aprker, from, Fore ne Island for ai Hod Prince, fe lem. 2 ian this AM schr Stranger, Wivon, from NYork Bandwth. ‘Ade Sid all vessels before reports! bound W. Bicae mies seaatere eevee tendon for: Downterl N MeKee, Christie, ‘a for NYork; Cano ) icin, Benet fi, Re idence SLADELPIIA, ‘eb 21, PMeid bark Savannah, Buy i Brig Joon Wolah Jr, Fineld: Trinidad. Cla. sah eri, Giibs, Key Wests ilar, Parsons, UC Morris Artis, Boston; RJ Mercer. Rowiason, Fatt ai Ried SJ Vaughn, Vaughu. Provideace: D Morris, Hoover; J Lat bry ty sat uonens, Correlus, Jobagor Dashing Wave, Freemar ve bina Powe eet, eae coon a eel Tisvane "toad a sid); Qhariona, jeans, Oardenas, S11 © ip ; barks AT wis, p rare; and vviers. ‘Archer ; brig Dema: ip Parkersburg, Hofman, ie YMOT Fels 18 Arrachr Uhantioinet, 38 VI Feb 2—arr Scents, Glasgow, Row I for § ¥ork_-pu tna — Spat Op Light, Gooaxpeed, Yeomioo; Ger fae ia Mera a = raga nd B2ah00 To fee carci aah Ade ‘years. has ba tortwenty son ‘opinion. ed Ee: rr Sim WHO Hag 17 yo D.C., Sepa, 9, 1862, Mossrs, Metran & Conten em Vou will ‘send to m: nddraee One Pe tmos gear ang Oa may Wl has hey are for mee a peevemnive, * gees Toom ne, Nb, 1 SOTA toe. 08 U8. 4