The New York Herald Newspaper, February 15, 1866, Page 9

THE CHIL Senor MacKenna Answers to Arraignment, Waives His Privilege and Pots Him- EAN CASE. self on Trial. PLEA OF NOT GUILTY. Object of His Mission to This Country. The Rights of Foreign Ministers and - Members of Legation. The Case of Doctor Rogers, the Chilean Consul. His Exequatur Revoked by .the President, de. &. Wnited States Clreuit Court, Before Judge Shipman, The Case of Ue United States vs. Senor B. Vicuna Mac- Aenna—Charged with a breach of the neutrality laws.of ahe United States, in preparing and fitting out a warlike expedition under the Chilean flag against the Spanish navy, canie ap yesterday in the United States Circuit Court before Judge Shipman. Senor MacKenna, who was in court in company with his private secretary, Mr. Bunter, paid great.attcntion to the proceedings, which, though of a preliminary character, were very interesting. ‘Through his counsel, Mr. KE. W. Stoughton, he waived his privilege as a seeretary of the Chilean legation, which he otherwise claims, though not prezented as such at the time of his arrest, and pat himself upon trial, pleading not guilty to the arraignment. The trials of Senor Mac- Kenna and Estaban Rogers, Chilean Consul at this port, are tixed to come off early in March, ANSWER £0 THE INDICTMENT. Mr. Stoughton—May it please your Houor, it was under- stood that thismotion would be made this mornin, the United States District Attorney had notice to discharge Mr. MacKenna from arrest under the bench warrant on the ground that he was the aceredited Secretary of Legation from the republic of Chile.10.this country. last I caused to be served on the Jearned District Attor- ney, now here, a copy of the papers on which the mo- tion was to be made; and I here beg leave to read the papers to your Honor, when such disposition of the mat- ter may be suggested as I think will not be disagreeabie to my learned Iriend on the other side:— MR. MACKENNA’S AFFIDAVIT. amin Vicuna MacKenna—United Nao York.—Benjamin na, being duly sworn, says that he was born Chile; that his family ms with the public service wandfather, Gens The United States vs. Be States of Ainerica, Southern District of pital of the Stat ern: hon the country broke the and his paterual grandtatl that he is published orgral political and nily he has been a member of ‘ox of the republic of C which office he yet that body, that Spanish government sent a fleet to humiliate hi most scandalous pretexts, he wax the Secretary of late of the republic, Hon, ‘to this country in the eapacity of Secretary ation at Washington and as ‘a confidential agent ot the governments to awaken the public opmion of this teousnesa and justice of the cause of the feeling of frien: ship aud mutual inverest existing between the two countries, ‘which always, and particularly since the war of the rebel: ion broke ont, Were gon the most amicable and inthnate ‘hile sented to pay the only y “untry apon her treasury, and which, hellion, the government had refused to yield for more than ingly consented from Valparaiso on ‘the next Monday, the 2d of October lust, im an English Panama, and thence to this city, where he arrived on the 19th of Novemb wh had only tim introduction to this thus favored by the E the United states in Chile, with whose under t Nas, to the rigl by this means to inet terms, by this having thirty Jears, That he unhesitati country in those capacities, and sal steamer bound wo to ie departure be few letiers \of inclpall inister Nelson represe both by joked w moment when, as senior of the dip! be exercised the whole of his influen a tew of Mr. N the Hon. Mon’ tors Lane, 8 written and dels on the eve of hi Hoo. William I. son's letiers—amnong thi Bia ard, Be Neilson is no longer in office, deponent has not delivered, bu ed A, the original possession and ready to be produce which he anuexed hereto, ot pone "1 Merview with the Chilean Minis eo part of Spain tu amade iu the presence of thousands of York at the Cooper insticute, it Places in said city, That, uage Suambers have been published ing that time resided Binisier as a member Mr. Seww ry, and Mr. Itunt ra aman, and to several other inigh official persons. further asys he holds in bis peseeselos ao nidweit mish M all in the by Maine we 7 bim, as an Heat Euaasay at document Is hereto anuexed, mar tholdaand exercises the ea! ade to all the Pp vii u A day Ws. P. Sno € i dave wl ccetios ihe tues mae and Mr, Stoughton replied:—May it please your Bonor—In v8. Ewer, Ww. P. Snorwacs, (late Commander in the United ths dateeals or “ Tore Ro ae Mand’ ho. | reference to the certificate just read my learued ha riggs goon ‘Suates Navy) to Miss Crana Arce, all of this city. Beves he ought sv io do in discharge of tis duty to hie gor | friend, your Honor ia perfectly aware that an act of Con- ire, Margaret Stewart was next witness called. eres —Jenkixe.—In Brooklyn, on , February nment, Aut becanse he hes un manger violaird gress ides that any person im the arrest of | She testified to the fact of placing « collection of books | 11, sk the residence of the bride's parent: LEON W, rr on af the United Stave, aft afm hick Causes ef 8 Soeciga encaity to ints nrest Of | ‘and literary records in the hands of Banga, Merwin & Co. | Sxivvux, of New York city, to Jeuia Err, Jasmwwe, ee tees. Bi JUNA MACRENN which is held to extend to a sevretary of ion—pro- for sale; received them under her father's will; hud seep | au of Joaph Jenkins, Bsq., of Brooklyn, : Zo ts Sere eonenn’ Sone letter of introduction | Or aimteter ab uccredived, wl he erty = ne dang her tather Cas enue of this rendones of the brise’s fat i eg “ ker Sel “oke of Spain in r, & President, sometin ‘a lawyer and an’ author by profession, hayin, historical works, au been a member of many learned societtes Europe and South America; that for the last thie Honse of Repro an y wartn and kind friendship deponeut had been honored since kis arrival in that country, This deponent having on xev- eral occasions been the channel of intercourse bewween Mr. that high-minded American termed und respected people of Chile, who had from ol was an Unse: Court. Immediately upon ¢ is country, as aforesaid, he ba: aud very soon theres delivered several lectures and speeches in this eliy, for the purpose of presenting the war ot Chile In ita true light Hor, patriotian and justies, against the atroc hy that those demo ul at various other se, he has tide w#everal publications in pamphlet form and in the journals of the city, and has issued a newspaper in the Sjianish lan- ader the title of La Vos de America, of which 1 Deponent was in ton in the month of January Inst for several di t the house of the Chilean While deponent tary Of State, was absent , Who acted as stich, was anviied to dine with the Chilean Minister, who present Seereiary of the Chilean Legation, “ troduced wo the P # the sume pu: his family, of fetter: — Laaation of Caine 1x 1H) Ustrep States or Nonrn A ov. 2. Waswixeron., Jemey has deen a} fscsigned Uy lam, and with the of the Chamber ot See agrescasnt of that body, the whi eommunieste to your b rorilen May God preserve your hace! is wae made ‘Mr. MacKenna applied to me to act matter I Joarned that on the ovenim e tor yor ey _& ASTA BURUAGA ®. B. Bansawix Vicuna Mackaya, Secretary of the Legation mm the United Sates of Americ: Now, f your Honor please, when that affidavit war " o ‘ U retention ot putins, according 1 wo x Of his arrest he stated to the United states Marshal that he ocoupied this elation to the Chilean government. had been made in the public character and impugning the muade. Washington by ted to the laws of Privilege, and 1 ‘nought thi atood to us, free of all arr processes of our courts of lnw, and to Mile aud elaitm ine privilece to whieh Tor making the statement Muaiated that he would place bin: permit ay stain to rest upon tit f he permitted frat to laxt bis fuelly id to say that proper, in my jue ‘waive the privilexe | an wintry. 1 have way tivet 1 tea friend, the Dinirivt Ay Chilean Minister repose, with your He afer ‘which Twill make B,) ° dual ord) ) indictment to repose subming himself Hest moment he bas been trom » of a telogram which came a an offtcer of thie court ors permission, to read iggestion which | have no doubt will mooi with my learned [riend’® ready con. eurrence. LETTER PROM TAK CHILRAN MINIOTRR, Mr. Moughton also read the following letter: — Jorn, Feb. 12, 1906 interest in the cane of aug Pan a a ~ o bring the Spanish tw reason, Deponent has had uo opportunity to deliver hose addressed to Jer Volfux, Sehn son to deponent Tog at the Ob under the #eal of Waehingion,an cnaak eae of the office Somo statements ress prejudici: jtement which he then Sobeequentiy a telegram was received from ty learned friend, the District Attorney, somewhat equivocal m its character and tending to throw a doubt upon the true relation in which Mr. MacKenna stood & his government In view of there circumstances, and im view of the fact, which is entirely familiar to the ‘Court and to my learned friend, that these privileges we worded to the government which sends its representative hore—a privilege which the government has in its repre- sentative—thar he shall not be arrested the country is sent, in view of this general principle T advised Mr. MacKenna that it was hie a," ist anb- to whieh jo put forward this proper course, as 1 deemed it bik ducy to his government, which was en ‘uted to his services here, im the relation in whieh be \ and interference by the paw he was en titled, It is ue to Mr, MacKenoa to say—and | know my Jearned friend the District Attorney will excuse me « . MacKenna that 1 should say thes trom the toon bed case im My Ramis. severting hie enti breach of the aeuiralty laws of this government, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, .FEBRUARY 15, 1866.\ w ian Siete he peta as | nn he honor to be, your ol re ‘XSta BURUAGA, Shitean Minister, Now, with this explanation and the reading of these papers, which I have thoaght it due to the position which ‘Mr, MucKenna holds and the circumstances under which the proce: dings in this court have been instituted, T now, upon his bebalf, withdraw all claim to the privilege, con- ceiving that he i8 justitied in so doing in reference to his yovernment; and Weare desirous of pleading to the in- dictinent at as early ayperiod as the Court may indicate, und as may be desired by my learned friend on the other side. Mr. MacKenna would suffer any sacrifice rather than in any manner iuyplicate or prejudice his own gov- ernment in the eyes of Ubis country or in the eyes of the world. At the «ime time he considers it due to himself that he should vindicate his innocence of this charge in the only way which, by the laws of this country, a man is permitted to do, "Therefore, may it please your Honor, we are ready to plead to the indictment. STATES DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S REPLY. ‘kinsou—Your Honor, the course which the learn: ‘nsel proposes 1s entirely satisfactory to us— the government, on its part, making the explanation of its course, A series of these questions arising out of the conilict between the Spanish and Chilean govern- ments were thrown on the oftice of the United States District Attorney very suddeniy and onpreparedly. Un- der these circumstances I had no opportunity to com- municate with the Department of State, or with the President, and I therefore took such measures as 1 deemed due to the occasion and due to the dignity of the government which I was ited to represent in an humble way, Under my directions measures were at one» instituted in all these matters for the preservation of the neutral laws of ‘the country, and in justice to the government, to the President and to the Secretary of State, Iam very happy to eay that when the whole mat- ter came to their knowledge, at the very earliest moment thereafter I received for a response that my action was commended by the Presidoat and the Department of State, and the BF epenenesme at Washington was deter- mined, under all circumstances . whatsoever, to execute pine and firmly and in good faith the law, and insist on the observance of the neutrality laws of the country. Cireumstances last week came to the know- ledge of the District Attorney that made it proper that Senor MacKenna should be presented to the Grand Jury of the county. His case was accordingly presented, and the indictment which is presented and now under con- sideration was found, On the evening of the 6th inst. I believe Mr, MacKenna was arrested by a bench war- rant issued from this court on that indictment. Early on the morning of the 7th I learned from the Marshal that he had asserted a privilege as the Secretary of the Chilean Legation. Up to that time I had no knowledge, or expectation, belief or suspicion that ‘he claimed an: such relation, On the contrary, the relation in whic! we had found him was, execut the matters of the Chilean government as’ agent—special or confidential agent—of that government, Early on the morning of the 7th, however, hearing that Mr. MacKenna had as- serted such a privilege, Isent a despatch to the State Department to Secretary Seward inquiring somewhat in detail what relation he ‘really occupied io the Chilean government, if any. ‘The folowing is'a copy of the letter I despatched to the Secretary of State :— MR. DICKINSON’S LETTER TO THE SECRETARY OF Mr. Rogers pleads the same plea—not guilty. fi MeDobald coucurred, aud othe ‘J ooned and the trial Gxed for the first week in March. Counsel for defendant, Mr. Edwin W. Stoughion; for government, United States District Attoraey Daniel 8. Dickinson and 8. @. Courtney, Assi stant United States District. Atuorney, THE EXEQUATUM TO DR. ROGERS, CHILRAN CONSUL, t i A Cabinet meeting has been called, to be held at Ottawa to-morrow. Hon. Mr, Brown's paper, the Toronto @lob:, flercely awaile the Reciprocity Commicsion and the United States government, declaring the Yankees > coeded in bringing the commission to their knees to sufficiently humble spirit before refasim: to renew the treaty, and that Mr. Galt or anybody else dare not pre. font to Parliament for tts sanction sack a measure of bu- milatory coucesion as was propos d by the detogator at Ke “ . MePuxmox.On_ Tnesday evening, February 13, Mar- Washington. The Glee declares that the Canadian | cccer M. wile of John B. McPherson, in the 38th year Fenian aires wns conencted by O'Mahony, and wever | of her ago sai ‘a Yanads. relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully wane OY _— = pO feud . peg anion) eceing, at eck, from her late residence, 76 Charles street Our Montreal Correspondence, The remains will be taken to Kingston, N. J., for inter- Mowrenat, Pet, 12, 1608 tent The Republicans Stirring in Canads— Anmeration Again er At Newtonville, N. Y., on " Peeamenia, Narnn, only #0 Le Pays of Montroal, February 8, bar drawn wpow i | Ktheaberh Orr, acd 10 years and T month the anger of the government by the following article — | ary at the Reformed Potch Of all the nations of Barope there ix probably bot one | PONCM. om Friday afverue which merits low the title of a civilized nation than | SMU" wall be at the depot on England. The whip in the army, the trate in apiom, in from New York. t the manufacture of idols for Ania and Africa, the bor cr Toosday, Febraary 13, Harrie B., Fible heeatomhs of its eoloniets, all go to abow the» bar late 1. 1. Ormabec, aged 21 years. barism of of the family are invited to attend the Canada, by not joining its interests to these of ite bid on aoe Williamsborg, this ‘erful’ neighbor, will be condemned to miserably 4 pnt under the tutelage of a foreizn Power, and to be mulien bas betel fn nes ig Be dete ¥ anirrH joh toasted with lanes, dette and beggare, Think well of this and Margaret Power, aged 3 Sears, § months and 18 Jay's, ‘The Reciprocity Negotiations. wy age CANADIAN OPINION OF THE CONCESEIONS OFFREED . BY THE DERG ATER. {From the Toronte Globe, Pet. 1.) All these humiliating cavcessions be it remembered offered by the reprosepiatives of the Proviness—threws. at the Amencans—at the very commencement of the negotiations, and all for the precious consideration of “reciprocal legislation,” terminable any day on the whim of Congress! Permit the Americans to remodel our whole fiscal system, repeal duties, change d@oties, and Impose Chormons customs and exci duties, adept their patent laws, build canals for them to the tune of fifteen tnitlion dollars, aud surrender to them the pricoless Geb eries of British America! And all for what? Why, for this one consideration—that such articles coming from. the United States ax we admit inte the vinees free of duty the States will be graciously pleased to permit to pass from the Provinces into the States on payment of such internal revenne taxes as they may choos to impese upon their people, And the whole ar- rangement liable to be swept away withoat one day's notice! We wonder no longer at the audacity of the counler-propositions of te Americans, They must have thoucht the Provinces on the verge of desperation ot the n sich proposals could have been gates at the very opening of nust have dhrought that we entirely at rey, and that they had but to Mowe. —On Monday, Febru Brooklyn, Lou F. Mount, ays The remains will be taken to New Haven papers please co; Mennasy,—On Wednesday evening, February 14, Col. Jooe B. Money, in the Tith year of his age, The frieuds of ‘the family are respectfully Invited to attend the faneral, from the Mercer street church, near Bichth street, on Friday afternoon, at three o'clock, The Sans ime Will be taken to the family vauit, at Greentield il, © 12, at his residence in 62 years. Greenwood for interment, gn Rog republic of Chile for the port of New York and its de dencies, and declaring him free to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and privileges as are allowed to | consuls, has been revoked by the President. ONE OF GEO. WASHINGTON’S LETTERS. Action for Its Recovery by the City Au- thorities—A Revolutionary Relic in Court—The Common Council of New York in 1784 and: 1866—The City Re- cords—Interesting Testimony, &. (SUPREME COURT—cIRCUIT—PART 3, Before Judgo Foster. Fer. 14,—The Mayor, dc.,.of New York vs. De Witt. Lent, Elijah K. Bangs, Andrew M. Merwin and William S. Bucken,—This case excited considerable interest, ar it involved the right of title to eu autograph letter of the illustrious George Washington, written to the Mayor and Common Council of New York in the year 1785. Thiet letter was gent in response to a series of complimentary resolutions and an address transmitted at that time to the: “Father of his Country”? by the municipal authorities, The war for the nation’s independence had just been con- cluded, and all eyes were turned upon Washington in grateful enthusiasm as the great leader who had so suc- cessfully conducted the campaign. Recognizing this fact, our city authorities thus complimented h grateful remembrance of his brilliant services. ‘The facts iny the case which led to yestertay’s suit appear to be as fallows:—In December, 1784, at a meet- ing of the Common Vouncil, held at the Almshouse, in this city, the address and resolutions wers adopted, and soon after forwarded to General Washington, enclosed in agold box. Ata subsequent meeting of the same body, held the 2d of May, 1786, at which Mr, James Duane (then Mayor) presided, the letter in response was read and ordered to be placed on file, Last year this letter ‘was put up for sale in the axction room of Messrs. Bangs, Merwin & Co, and knocked down to Mr. De Witt C. Lent for $2,050, The letter was sold among a large collection of literary works, autographs and valuable records, ‘he property of Mr. John Allen, deceased. ‘This. sale of yal uables brought about $40,000, and was conducted under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Stewart, daughter and ex- ecutrix of Mr. J. Allen, who was her father. Next mo ing after the sale Mr. Lent returned the letter to the a! tioneors, thinking, it is said, that the price he paid for it was too high. The Comn Council being apprised of 3 the existeuce of the letter, and the tacts in the auction | name their conditions to have as greedily accept of sale, commenced a suit for its recovery, and hence the | them, ‘Traly the conservative press have cause to folie! trial of yesterday. The follo is a copy of the tet- | tate themscives on the manner in which Mr. Galt main esday, Febraary Nathaniel aud at o o kK. @ arrival of the ten mvited to attend the funeral from her late resideace, No- 5 Cleer- mont avenue, thie Thursday afternoon, at half-past two. Praxksnn.—(m Tuesday, February 13, Tuomas G. PRaxkann, iv the 36th year of his age. His friends and the frieuds of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his brother, Wm. ©. Prankard, No, 25 8t, Felix street, Brooklyn, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock. Rieksnh.— On Wednesday,’ Fe 14, Manoaner, the beloved wife of W. J. Rickard, in the 43d year of her age. ‘The friends and reiatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral on Friday morning, at ten w'elock, from ber inte residence, 31 Forsyth street. Albany papers please Revers. —At Danbory, on Tuesday, February 15, Joseru- ine, wile of Benjamin PF Ryder, a2 years. The funeral will take place this (Tharsday) afternoon, 1 eno o'clock uMankyY.—On Wednesday, February 14, of old age, doux BuaxKy, aged Th yoann ie The relatives and friends of the family are respect(nlly invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence No. 105 — street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three bork. Sutra. —On Tuesday, Pebraary 13, Stas Saar, aged 57 years, # months and 17 days. The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfuily invited to attend the funeral, from late residence, No. 250 West Twonty-firet street, near Righth avenue, ou Friday morning, at half-past nine o'clock. The remains will be taken to Tarrytown for interment. STATE. ter:— 4 tained the diguity of the countr y. Westebester papers please copy. To Tax Hoxorante Tax Mayon, RrcorpeR, ALDERMEN AND SONFE! eck: r Unpew —At Harlem, on Tuesday mornii Febru. Official. % * y » NS 9 CONFEDERATION MORE NECESSARY NOW NS RV \. f. iy ne. aac rae amare. Totem. | QoaHOsnlar or cit Cty OLNEY, LOE ronson ot ba | {fron ts Torouo Leader, Fob 1a} | SEIS Mane B Unban, need 6 reat Hon. W. H. Sewarn, Secretary of State, Washington, D.C:— | yeh x oa reedom of the} Great political and commercial questions are thrown | , The Felatives and friends of the Tamily, and those of you lave been pleased to present me in a i the sensibility aud gratitude whieh such her som-ia-law, Martin Benedict, dr., are invited to at- tend the funeral, from M. & ‘Church, corner L0th street and Second avenue, om Friday morning, at half past ten «'elock Benjamin V. MecKenna, who has ‘signed himself Con- fidential Agent of the republic of Chile, in contracts made with parties here to fit out torpedo boats In this district to operate against vessels of the Spanisl: navy, ns been in: dicted by the Grand Jury for violution of the sixth section of upon the surface by the refusal of the United States to extend the treaty of reciprocity, These questions will best. be brought toa desirable consummation by earnest action on the part of British America, The time has golden box, w istinguished honors have clatin to. The following expres- sion of both sinimps value on the acis, aud calls for stronger Fangnage than 1am master of to convey wy sue of the ol aT adequate terms, 7 . the neutrality act, and w bench warrant issued for his arrest, To have had t sys rt come for united and vigorous act Now is the tide i Weacor?.—At Holmes Hole, Mase. on Frida: ‘bru. has been taken into custody he Marshal. Mac: good fortune, amidst the vicissitudes of a 1 for united and vigorous action. J wt ie in . Ww Kenna intimates to" Marchal ‘Mureey” that ie privileged long and arduous. contest, never to have inown a moment | our atlairs which, to lead to good, inust be taken at its | Ary. AMEE S Se See gear are age SHIPPING NEWS. when I did not possess the contidence and esteem of my country, and that my conduct should have met the approba- tion and obtained the affectionate reward of the State of (where dificuities were numerous and compit- tated), may be ascribed more to the effect of Divine wiadon which had disposed the minds ‘of the people, harassed on all from arrest by his connection with the Chilean Legation at Washington, “Hus he aoy such privilege, and have you nny instruetio Is Mackenua recognized by our government as Secretary to the Chilean Legation: Please answer im- mediately. D. 8. DICKINSON, United States District Attorney. present flood. We must havea union of the Provinces; ‘we shall then be the better able to mold our commercial policy. That we shall soon have a unfon we have the re- peated word of oar Cabinet Ministers, Whatever legisla tion may take place in the meantime upon commercial sides, to make alli or the embarrassments of my | subjects will im all probability be of a tempcrary i] moan eave | Before recaiving this despatch from Mr. Seward I re- Je and patience they sustained cter. ! = oy ceived a despatch from the Chilean Ministe dvaltadieSarcar ace nie: | ee 995) mam ware... morn 9 HOSTILITY TO THE SCHEME SAID TO BE WEARING x our. Port of New Vork, February 14, 1566. {From the Ottawa Citizen, Feb, 13.] — ‘The opposition to confederation in Nova Scotia i wearing out, and some of the journals hitherto bitterly jane (ong 8 ae, rece bathe ag hd —, terms of union. The anti-press probab in to fin Bteatsiup Vick sb ‘obile—* eitippens i acne ten oe tae tae wn © Oe is not safe to persist longor in their opposition to vhat Biramabep. Bourne, Norfols, City Pot: aut s and. great exertions of her vir- tuous eltizens, than to auy merit of mine, r ‘The reflection of these things now, after the many hours of anxious solicitude which all of us have had, is as pleas. ing as our embarrassments at the moment we encountered them were distressing, and must console us for past suffer- ings and perploxities. pray that Heaven may bestow its choicest blessings on your city; that the devastation of war in which you found it may soon be without a trace. That a well regulated and denetiaal commerce may enrich alt your citizens, and chat your State (at present the seat of the empire) may set such examples of wisdom and liberality as shall have a Wenden to strengthen and give permanency to the Union at ho and credit and respectability to itabroud—the accompli ment wherrof isa remaining wish and the primury object of all my gesives, GEO, WASHINGTON, Mr. Richard O'Gorman, Corporation Counsel, Mr. John K. Hackett and Mr. Vanderpocl, conducted the ease on the part of the city. Messrs. f. K, Bangs aud John Sedgwick appeared fos the defendants, ‘Mr. O'Gorman opened the case and stated the facts, eloquently alluding to the incentives which prompied the New York Common Council of 1784 to pass and forward the address and resolutions to Goneral Washington, He coucluded by remarking that there was no defence sub- mitted by Mr. Lent—the suit was only defended by tue ‘auctioneers. TESTIMONY OF MK, VALENTINE, CLERK OF PRR COMMON ton, Seuor F. 3. Asta Buruaga, in the word: following, directed to myself officially :— TELEGRAM FROM THE CHILEAN MINISTER. Wasnixcron, Feb. 7, 1 ‘To the Uxiren Sraes Distator ATTORNEY: Mr. B, V, MacKenna may not be considered to belong to the Chilean Legation. . 8 ASTA BURUAGA, Chilean Minlster, Mr. MacKenna and the learned counzel were together in the oftice when the despatch came, and IT at once showed itto them, Adespatch came at the same time to Mr. MacKenna, which he showed me—one substan- Wally a8 this—that he was not to be regarded as entitled to the privilege of a secretary of the Chilean Legation. Mr. Stought! That has m explained, =. aw Mr. Dickinson—That is all true. Shortly afterwards, your Honor, I received the fotiereing despatch from Mr. CLEARED Ftoamabip Eagle, Lawrence. Havana Spotard, Tileston & Rteavanhip Ves de Cua ip), Rivers, Marana Seward, from the Depart f State; — TELEGRAM PROM MR. SEWARD, Srate Darantunnt, Wasnixatox, Feb. 7, 1866. ‘To Danieu 8. Dioxison, United States District Attorney Benjamin V. i is a Known to this governinent an; ic privilege. You w! ae r WM, H. SEWARD. After our interview in court the other day the learued counsel elected to serve these papers and make this mo- tion, I subsequently (on Saturday last) received the pa- pers from my learned friend and immediately enclosed them to Secrotary Seward, with a note stating that a mo- tion would be made to-day, and urging that the papers be returned with an answer as ily as possible, and yesterday I received a document as follows from the Alvora which the people rycognize as’ the true policy for the | Righmond—Livingston, Pox & < Brilich North American Provinces mow Paneer i ean prepares Pp Lepbenstrath (Wr). val, Greenack— Barclay & Alderman Norton Not Dead. 2 % om “0, - mire urique (Arg) Oreutt, Hatana—Tra, SU SEP SERROS OP TED RAN. Brig Pepits (Prast Hansen, Rio Grande—trast, Ach sade Frowecany 14, 1906, | & Co. A uy ararey daring been soit ppd ecmpoe aia Dit Bewuit ties, Covert. Mt Soke, ROOD i ewetr notice in the IY papers of this date, giving an ac- ‘0 is coaut of my decease, I wish you to contradict the same, | 9 Got iat COMME Brenton, Galveston—¥ Ls Metready ast om sith in the mat Go living and algo en) eae Ee Masten in, Restin, & Sag > \Cctneat very good health, Whether it be a mistake or the pri vate malice of some evil disposed person Iam unable | con't 't Piewm. Phillips, Galveston-turny, Perris @ to say. . O IN, Sehr Lovett Peacock, Reagan Mobile—Murrey, Perris & Third Aldermanic district 0, RETR NN EAS ar Bedell, Bedell, Witmingten—Murray, Percis @ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Pal Jacob Kienzle, Lake, Wilmingtin—N 1 Metreody & Behe Waneta, Hawkins, Mapebead City—Nerth Ceretine Wearer, Phi in WM couNeTL. Mr. D. T. Valentine, Clerk of the Common Council, was the first witness examined. He testified that he has held the position of Clerk to the Common Council of New York since 1845; held the position of Deputy Clerk Married. State Department, It is a certificate from the Secretary | from 1835 up to the date of Ins promotion; hatin his | Febru: Peowidenor 8 of State: — possession minates of the Common Council from the | BiaLey, Schr Robt Koapp, Rocket. amtord. CERTIFICATE FROM THE SECRETARY OF STATE. year 1650 to the present time. ville, N. I. Seostuer Vingintn, hayden, Phlinasiebne vu States of America, t of Statr.—To all to Mr. Hackett bere read from the minutes of meeting of Poughkeepsie papers please copy. a the Common Council of December 2, 1784, in relation to nan,—On Wednesday, February 14, by the Rey. Mr. Teac, 8. Cots, merchant of San Franckeo and Amoor river, to HaGar Noa, eldest daugiter of Joseph B, and Hannah Noab, of this city. California papers plense copy Coutr—Goonyran.—At Trinity church, New Rochelle, Departinen winoin “Giese “presenta shall come, greeting 1 appears from the records and tiles of this Depari that Reo jamin Vie k bean Secretary to the Chilean Legation in te United States, and that he is not and never has been accredited to the gov" ernment in any capacity whieh would eniitle him to the privileges and immunities of a diplomatic agent, pursuant Steamship Chase, Ponti, passengers, to LL Jones winds, with very heavy sms Steamship Dirigo, si cod, Portland, with mde. to HB Cromwell Ship Hh (Br), Reruson, Liverpost Dee & with mador wW wien, Dee M kat 46 Mi te a beary gee from WNW, had decks ewer. best boat: compamiem aly litt ARIE! side) aud werare_ the vb the man at the bein Washed overboard et the 74 jan 19 coutinvual gales from SW to and mainmast damaged: Dee 28, Jobe ah Feb 10. with mw and Experienced strung sonsieriy the address and resolutions passed complimentu General Washington, Counsel also read the minu meeting of May 2, 1785, containing the letter, Mr, Valentine,’ cross-examined by Mr. Bange—Had charge of all official papers communicated to the io the law of nations and the act of Congress in auch ease | now Council; a great many communications came to the | on Tuesday, February J3, by the Rev. G. J. Geer, D. D.. pegvide cestkmony hereof 1, William I. Seward, Secretary of | Board that did not pass through his (witness’) bands; a | of New York, J. Bkserr Cour, of New Rochelle, tO | hulwarks from fore part number of them went to the official printer. Joi C, Goovresn, of Stamford, Conn, DeGuree—Grakve.—At Christ charch, on Tuesday, Febraary 13, by the Rev. Dr. Cantiold, Hesny Deanenn to Emma A., eldest daughter of Werner Graeve, Esq., . and wheel wns State of the United States, have herenoto subscribed my og caused the seal of the Department of state to be affixes TESTIMONY OF MR, LNT. De Witt C. Lent, one of the detendants, t*stified that he was a bookseller in this city; knew the firm of Bangs, Done At the City of Washington, thie 12th day of February, aloft and hud hie thigh brumen ¢ Independence of ‘the United Sites of Aimeil- ; sine 7 . apt WILLIAM i SEWARD. Merwin & Co, ; attended a sale at their place of business | both of Brooklyn. on May 2 of last year; the articles put up for auction be- to John Allen, deceasrd ; became the purchaser of a lever of George Washington, for which be bid $2,06 Mr. Hackett here produced ‘the catalogue of the sule, which described the nature and vaiue of the letter in question. Cross-examined—The goods sold were ai! on exhibition ; saw the letter before it wax put up for took it away after the sate, but returned it next morning to Mr. Mer- win; bad been sued for the price by the auctioneer. ‘Mr. Bangs moved for « dismissal of the suit on the Doxscomm—Revsours,—At Pines Bridge, Wednesday, February 14, at the residence of ts, Jou H. DoNscoms to ANNE B., daughter of Lackwuod Reynolds, of Pines Bridge. Rave—Taowrsos,—In Brooklyn, Pog | 3, atthe Church of the Holy Trinity, Rey. Dr, Littiejobn, Caanies Grane to Grace M., daughter of Alfred Thompson, Esq. La Prasceses—Avizzava.—In Naples, Italy, on Satur- day, November 4, 1865, Chev: Fravers La PRancesca, Attorney General of the Court of Appeal, to Priests, , Liverpoct, a days. with muter dt Uapaat be’ Mas hail ser Dewy days, washed sway the bulw aed itiged 'o hell eed pump wo the sails one deeb om the jure “OR bark J © Kul AA Me a Fr Witkin es from 10 the Gulf ejaedion sinee 156) Prose This constitutes and gives the whole history of the course of the government if this matter. I have read the document, which justifies, as I sw with defer- ence, its action, We have no ‘lsposition to turn to the right hand or to the left to do wrong or to bring oppres- slog to this geatleman, But we simply treat him accord- ing © what we understand is due to the violation of the Jaws, it it shall be proved that he has violated them, as we are advised. | We do not wish to hurry on the maitor to his or his counsel's inconvenience. We do not wish to delay it to his inconvenience or to the detriment of that there was no evidence of the letter being in a f Jeanten, on he gther We with to take the ustal the pe aa ‘men Countll of Saw TOE at daughter of Genera Joeeph Avezzana and Mary Morrogh, course, and to deal be ‘im as astranger, and as bound | 9! iY a. oe —On Tuesday, February 13, at theChureb g ngs him as Lv one d he is proved otherwise. judge Foster denied the motion. of St. Puilipse, in the Highiauds, by the Rev. Onaa Fred re : . a all—all_ are alike TESTIMONY OF WK. MERWIY. Hoffman, assisted by the Bishop of Honolniu, Rev. entitled to equal righte and priv Mr. R, Merwin testify as to being an anctionter; sold the | Riemaxp'B, Post to Kuza Deas, daughter of Thomas B. letter of General Washington t Mr. Lent, who returaed it next morning; received it from Mra, Stewart, as the exeontrix of her father's estate; the sale ocoupied steven Arden, of Philipstown, N. Y. Ps Srorwris.—ARcueR.—On Tuesday, February 15, at the residence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Ferdinand This, yt Honor, is pes pratt and wo aro content with the position of the faite counsel on the other side, ssi "8 REPLY. of @ minister a0 accredited, whether he may have been at the time received az such or not, coming to this coun- tryin bacon cmon is regarded us a disturber of the re- = and pablic perce of the country, and is punishable father, at 1 Y., by the Rev. E. B. Russell, of Albany, Henny C. Woorrvrr, of New York, to Apatstws Bryans, of Hudson Died. Annorr.—On Wednesday mo-Riny, February 14, after a Jong and severe jlivess, et, ms nil of Theo- and Harriet A. Abbott, a,.@ 4 year andl Funeral from the residence of his wnole, Andrew Hume, 17 Wythe avenve, Williamsburg, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Relatives and friends are rev spectfully invited. —tn Tuesday, February 13, Marcanrr, . ter of the Iate Patrick Burns, aged 6 years and 3 months. relatives ity are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from idence of her No, 7 Washington street, this (Thursday) after noon, at two o'clock. Comnnrou.—fhe friends of the family are invited to Wm Cummings, of Pi attend the funeral services of the wife of James Cortil- tage § ot jatteras, with heavy gules; Wee driven of orice on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock, from the | in the Gulf Stream. of her son-in-law, Westchester, and at the Metho- dist Episcopal Church at two o'clock P.M. —On Tuesday, per! 15, Mixa, the beloved Fred. H. Flagge, in the 27th year ot ber age. latives and friends of the family, and- al members of United Brothers Lodge, No. 356, F. A , are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thie afternoon, at one o'clock, from her Jate resi- dence, 575 Tenth avenue, corner of fe Reo street. kg Soe will be taken to Greenwood Ht 5 i i heavy fine aud by imprisonment. I mention this, he- cause my learned friend has read a certificate from Mr. Seward. Secretary of State, which certificate accords en- of Mr. MacKenna, that he has was very of collecting books ‘and Hiterary ities; saw him exhibit the letter to different per- never heard who owned the letier before received it. Croae-examined—Witness was Ofty-four years of age; in my possession. (Witness here Coenons ae letter from her pocket, which was around among the counsel and others present, being examined with much imterest and curiosity.) TESTIMONY OF MYSSRS. JOHN FR, AND CHARLES MOREAU, Mr. John B. Moreau was examined and testified to hav- ing known Mr. Alien, and seeing the jetter in his house im 1842 or 1843, Mr. Charles Morean also testified to having seen tite letter in the house of Allen, ten or eleven years ago. This closed the case, and after some argument by Cogan habe arged the jury on the law and ete, when ation brought in a verdict tor the plaintiffs for $2,050, which virtually hands the lettor over to the city. ‘The case will probably be appealed. Police Intell A DESPERATE CONDUCTOR WIS PASSENGE! A very serious disturbance occurred im one of the cross town rail cars, corner of Fourteenth street and i tirely with the statement il - privilege, Tt is country ta th mg | comes within the provisions of the act of Congress. a Ne ites. Mr. Dickinson—The certificate ts part of the history of this care as to the course the government feels vound to take, and as showing that the government is ng in good faith and according to the record, I do nderstand any other rule than this, that the govern- ment js justified in its ¢onrse, What its relations are to the Lag csc nl of & foreign country dees not come under discussion here. Mr. Stoughton—It relates to the privileges of a minis- ter or other privileged person passing through to the seat ie Diextnson Ne recognized ir. on-—No person is as @ minister till he 1 aeeredited and accepted as much. I ” wD : ie . Aspinwall, 22 days. with ites Ae lay. ely 14, Jobin Smith, seaannn, fel) frome Clee wenew topmast tn.the deek, while furiing te and was tots Ingared; Jan 3, off Cape Amon, saw Memory, Ning Gage, Miragnane, 20 days, with Ing TABS SEVERAL OF = 7 Last night, Wednesday, February 14, Jou sel. Mr. MacKenna returns a plea of not guilty. Fourth avenue, about seven o'clock yesterday morning, | Gipnoy, 40 years. if to Leayeruft & ¢ jad ters heavy weather Mr. Stoughton— Yon do not want to go Unrough the for- | which resulted tm the stabbing of several He Will be buried from 102 Worth street, on Friday | with Tome i sition HKansington, Comaives We tess mality of an indictment, DISCUSSION AS TO BAIL. Judge Shipman, to District Attorney —Do you require the detendaut to be held under arrest? Mr. Dickinson—I sty ae regards that the case will take its usual course; Mr, MacKenna is under bail; I do not want new bail; | suppose the bail holds over. ith oh John Lyon, the conductor, afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘ iW GL Yb, -- ee . Gow, At No, 306 West Thirty-third street, on Wodnes- apa ett otances, to ianster, vie ames day, Februsty 14, Geonar Tavewen Caxpien, eldest son ILC Brooks, Hoyer, Galveston, 23 days, with evtion of Jobn and Sarah Gow, aged 4 years, 3 months and 29 ral will take place this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Brig Chas iE apears tha te latter ge into a wrangle with some of the passengers in to fare, when Lyon drew a knife from his pocket and stabbed Patrick Murphy, residing at 104 Fast Twenty- eighth street, in the right hand, inflicting a wound which lose ot two ot Be it is feared will result in tt Mr, Monghton-—There need be no question about | «treet, who took Hatery.—On Tuesday, Febre a, ~ |W hae that. We will have the necessary bonds renewed if ewan, Ree sare Ih the Goth Veer at his tae? 1S BePmanaan Hat | Wee Oliver Beran, Slegper, Hwan [slong vie Key West. 9 rege’. funeral will take place from the house of bie son | (ays, with guano, tod B Ingroham. Haw been 16 Jaye N of r. Courtney, United Statos Assistant District At- in-law, No, 58 Walnut street, on Friday morning, a | "Siin'Wu tine bonce, Pit torney—The bail given is from day to day. eleven o'clock. —. 3 Mr Diekinson—We convent to consider the bail suffi. Haren,—At Dobb's Fi on Tuesday, February 13, Sobe Hellen M ct client. Gronce W. Haren, in the 62d year of his age. and hides, to Brett, Bon & Co. FIXING THR TIME OF TRIAD. with, before whom the de<perate conductor The fricnds of ‘the family are invited to attend the | A" palms the entire pasar. Judge Shi pinan—' do you want to try the case? uently arraigned, committed him for trial in defwuit of | funeral, this ) afternoon, at two o'clock, froma | ee hee, Peet uaamorda Bay, W6 dave Stonghton——In reference to another case, in which | $1,000 bail. the chureb. 08 Will be at the depot to chris d Paimer, Paine Tice & ees cabana BREAKING INTO A MILLINERY STORE. my ed o’elock train New York. hides and wool, to @ Whneison.§ i ‘The millinery store of Mr. Peter Stewart, No. —At Washingtoa, D.C. on Papo Feb. | Serr eae ee fuary 18, Caruamxn C., wife of Hon. B. N. Hubbell, of 4 ER Jemeovtn. Bowery, was burglariously entered through the front oo N. ¥., and daughter of the late Philip Conine, “ye dy a Temains were taken to Coxearkio for interment. wn, Adis A odaye —At on Wednesday, February man, ‘Peary fad 44 fom Missaeve, wile: pf bornelisn Sonmsse, aged 1b tardy. “hipman—What do you aay to the Ist of March xt? Mr. A li your Honor sits then? Judge Shipinan— Yer + em mars at St. Mary's church, Leonard street, Friday morning, at ‘elook. eh. iy Mr. in Any time itis jent. 1 —On Tuesday, 18, Cn. © shall be under the neseeenty of a ctecan a fee cays son of Charles C. and Mary hy aged 10 momtha the BELOW, "Sit Soaanen-Letn mond ferrahone thas time, Se ralvee and friends of the faut are respectful Brit Jour Harardy from Marana, Thal be cngaced myself for a few days about the ret of invited to attend the funeral, from the renidenge of hie | Sh Rachel Vannaman, from midline 68 West Forty-lifth street, thie (Thureday) No. “Laren “oe Mesel, ot 1 y t Anga, TON OF BATE AGAIN. arrived at Havana on the 7thyinst. Some Ciara Ecwe1t, from Woods’ Hole, ts ashore belo Baltimore. A steamtug has been sent to her assistance. | Stevens, which left Calcutta on the 2 efore ropotied ashore Ga Nirmee een ee 8 ays, and had been dah ies Ga, Lawrences La in the 35th year of his age, | The V was built at Phippsburg in 1864, ued ’ atc aan ab a ha te CANADA. the cats of tie Gays ‘eames srted' ts | Nevealamranemgeeee en ee omnes eB aeeeefint naurtetons widest hed eee from any gov” ies before the Clerk to'extend 16 the next term. Seg Street, chia Thuraaig} citeranoa st pre a'ekece. Smeamxs’ Loviss Moous—Bark Victoria, from 9 Mare, bag crament But as Mr, Vieuna ma had not yok been | BON SUCrtee on We will conform to any Suggestion | Meception of the Governor General in Lewis --Ou Monday, Februney'12, after a lingering i | 10¥ Philadelphia PM 18:b inst, reports—Jau 26, lat 27 85, ong’ | aera etter ponigus ‘Rage eiunstanen explain District Attorney on that subject. Mom real—Cabinet Counell Convencd— ves raay Sonn arm, the 30 Fear of hi age fm Sonn Seed i ‘tate informed At udge Shipman—Let the case then be laid over on the ttack the Canadian Rectprec relatives ‘rieuds of the family, also the mem- | from New York for Morehead City (before reporied), tori ohae Me Mackeina wae neo rra as euoh secrete: we ing that -it will be brought up early in March. pe wl » ond pr a gn bn hired the members of | of coal, leaking badly, and pt gra cpr ta Ls eh Tecat ne Ue luoary, THE CASE OF DR. ROGERS. + . Toroxro, Feb. 14, 1866, po = tr invited to attend thefuneral | canvass, All well on board. . ricci ay te ponaidered as eesre- | Mfr. Stoughton-—Aa to the ‘case of Dr. Rogers, his | Lond Monck, Governor Goneral of Canada, received onaty, this (Tau hhorning. at cleven'o'clocks Har. | , B&¢Peainm Rom—The report that brig Prarie or which purpose I take pleasure in ig gon this | counsel is here, may as well be disposed of now. fatiering yng etigamraaer pay tram trains leave the cy al teu elock, 4 time for the henee for Havana, had foundered at sea, was false, blu ks She was a Ooh ter, was builtat Medford in 1861, "nnd. was ovenei a ee Rogers & Co, of Salem. he was sailing ‘unter the Britis The dikaster Is aitributed to the thich weather. a deve fog having prevailed on the eo for several. 4 probably prevented the nai from obtalning * Sustan ‘The only information in regard to th ined in’a brief telegrap Pe The alt “ and cargo are valued at nearly $200,000, and, toxether the freight, ave fully covered by insurance.” About’ tr quarters of the cargo 18 insured ‘In New York, and. the shi and fregght money are distribuled among “4 in Boot tou, A portion of the property may bes: condition, It is understood that most of had been sold to arrive. Hi 0 consists pig 15 bales goat aktins, 32 s hides, 200 jute, bags Haseed, 1000 pockets linseed, 350 bales sunuy hages, portion was consigned to I. @ The remainder. o the ea ‘as toorder as follows:—08 bags saltpetre, fo bags Linseed, 15 bales goat skins, 31 bales hi fie 300 bales gunny bags, The latest advices fre ot state that ae will be a total wreck, she havi .. Her cargo Will be partially saved in w di ut Mary Ann (of Jonesport, Me), Bryant, from Blizag for Providence, with iron, before reported ashoral nimient Point, leaking freel her lumber part stove in by the ice on Monday evening. while icanchor he buy was got off on Tuesday evening and towed icy widerice, im Mary Stuwart (of Newport), Burdick, frou te) could. rt for Providence, before reported, with BL to sarong By, the tee on Monday night, and “7 = id halfway between’ Ponham and rant bre miles below Frovideno and rigging attached, are lying al on board sloop Oregon, sibak Senn Ciry Port—The cargo of schr City Point. which wag Her musts, wi rT ide. The chow are sate wrecked 224 ult, Was sold at auction to the people of Chats bar aod vielpity on Thursday of last week. The bidding, was lively, About $6,000 worth of the cargo was sold, Miscellaneoun. Sreawrvg Graprator, Capt Hazzard, has gone to the sbi Hamlet, ashore at Cape Cod, with the wrecking schr Jol. son in tow. Brie Cactrornta, Camm, from Matanzas for Bristol, ary rived at Newport on Tuesday afternoon, 18th mist, and w Getained by the revenue cutter Miami.” iat Key West, Feb 3—The ship Annandale (Br) was, on they st lust, condemned by Board of Survey, and » dered tar ve sold by the Court. was built in Ainan, Seouand, ite, 1555, is 759 tons, English measurement, pwned tn Liverpool, was built to beat the Br clipper ship Johh ot Gaunt, and didt #0.0n a voyage from China, Her cargo will be reshinped to Liverpool; iis in good conditivn. Notice to Mariners. The Shovelful Light.Vesse!, which was takén off her s by ice on the 7th fast, has been replaced in her p posttion. By order of the Lighthouse Board. 18 BLAKE, Lighthouse Inspector 24 dist, Boston, Feb 12, 1806, / Spoken, &c. ‘ aoe evens, from Rio Janelro for New York, Jan 2, lat. oa'W. K Mary K Libby, Libby, from Portland for Matanzas, ir), steering SW, Jan 3, lat 18 26, lon 4 Sehr Mara Hall, from Mobile for Boston, leaking Leb tt Highlands bearing NW 35 iniles—by ‘pilot boat < iff Derstgn Ports. Farsi, Jon t5—In port ship Sandusky; barks Agnes E Los vet Be}, from Ardrossan for Boston, with cargo of iron whified; haetg te (Lal), i o4—Are brig Lisbon, Bungess, NYork; sche, 25—In port ships Chatsworth, Joluwon, tur NYork, to sail early iis (Hr), Cocknitn, for Boston soon; roussen. for NYork do; Resource Jue Boston do. Mauacaimo, Jan 10—In port brig Nile, for New York in 8 days, 1 lianounns Jon %M—In port brig Alma, for New York in va Mavanmas, Feb 58M barks Glengall if, Muar do: Bt Jago,, White, Suvkma Lavon, WO, Tauc auwane, Deo 17—Arr ni Yors for San Pranciseo, put in sor water (and sbl 18ih). rks Tore- Ws), Grail, Amertean Ports. APALACIIOOLA, Jan 24—Arr bark Mindora, Matanzas; woke Norah, § York Linda, do sei mal> n % bed Provulener, 20h, bark Marion, do. Cid Jan 2, cnet “Aart: Buh bigs Fanlh Im port 280, ship York, for Lye cotton ; bark Philena, Davia, f tom. Neg brig Avhy € Dicom, Titeomb, trom and for New York; also strainers, 11 barks. 3 wigi. 9 wchre, and LI at Kast Mane, Bogert, for Liverpool, idg. Sid 4th, Feb 13—Arr schre R A an . Holme nny Hocnbey, ‘ ry cy Bavaro bat Hissar” Kaytee vig fuveusmons (ibe), Day.” etn Bion; sche Faimoutt, Ps William Tb. us Learing, Bore. fie olen tr where, Asan A ludman; ne A ig, Nrutanene jerens, do; ship steamers 1 Cabeotte, tarts Onmaiall, ; Said Hin Sulton Rivtig: oonra, Rarestien; Rowteed Wectange: brig, Casi? tan, Mo uncotom ow berks Andérsino, from Palermo, Cid Crom henaibear (or Kale, HOLMES’ HOLE, Feb H—Arr bark Silver Craig (Br), Stee Hoston: brig Prinee of Wales (Br), Bens eet, Metanner for de, Sid brig Cestitian: xchrw Franc Aneie Bhtvidge. Active, GD King, KW Godfrey a Aer Lark Kinme F OM, New Orleans for Bose toot beige Waltham, Cattell, Galveston for do. Tangent, Chouider, Wilmington, NC. for do: schra Freeman, Piru, ‘Tengiors, Va, for do, Wiliietm Thompson, Hawes, !tcppahau- i brig Tangent; sche Freeman, and William Tn por: tith, narhe Crate (Br), BF Harrangn, brig rane gee or thar. sehr Proneer (Br “ . ateaming S « thas mm Pome to Rey Wow Rathara, 8 fork, € mwoating Narwne, » Oncrust, ‘Fist, barks Bierva Nevada, Tenuoy, Ii Aapte H tvonr Gree. Aeatngtivete. FULLADEL PULA, Petrih—Arr steamer Saxon. Matthews, eat Renthee cr Vb Are beige Cominn, RVert, Matus, & Jone, Nbc sour won, Se LAND, Fob 1304 bigs Clara M_Gond-ioh, Look, & oe Vago, Faller, Port au Prince, Mertha A Berry, ‘ Rid seer Roth H Raker Matanzas aoa Mobile: seins Mary Lal as Ly = Ana. NOK, Fob LAr steamer thalate. Jones, New } . 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