The New York herald. [volume], January 30, 1854, MORNING EDITION, Image 9

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THE EHXE RAILROAD WAR.
Omx f ptcUl Corroepondence.
Kua, Ju. IT, ISM.
XJbnatt of TMenot Again* Mr. Tracy ami Mr. Walker?
Ihey art Adeued tn Omttquence to Leant the Vi'y?A
Deputation ?/ 8ia fbu Mm? T hey Re] me to do to, and
frqww to Rend? No Attack u Made
Yesterday threat* of a serljoa character ware made by
MM of the moat aztrama six foot man against Mr. Wai
ker iad Mr. Tracy, It >u reported and believed by
that tba house* of bath th*e* geutJemsn wetud be at
taafced la tha evenln*, or soma time during tha night, and
that aa aooa aa tha eiaallant* bad jot them Into thalr
potir thej Intended to tar and feather them. Thxaa of
the aati railroad men? John Hekney, Wm. C. BraiUy, and
Qaorga Wilson? deainog to prevent such anoutrajs, vlgll
ad Mr. Walker about thrae o'clock in tha afternoon, t J la
facta him if what they had heaid, and to oautioo him to
ba on hi* guard They (aid that, from threat* they had
beard, they anticipated aa attaok upon hi* houae, and
that if ha fell into tha hanla of thoee people tfcwy would
oertaialy tar and feather him. Mr. Waikar expreaaed hi*
Ibauka to hi* visiters for thair felndseai and good In
tention* toward* Mm, but told ihtm that hs wa> pteparod
for anything that might occur. Mr Tracy wa* in the a.'
floe at tha tlma, and wa? a 1m osutl aed by the same par
(oa*. Up to eight o'olook U>t evening ao attack wa*
ntade upon either of thcaa gentl- man. About that time,
however, Judge Sterrlt, one of the proprietor* and editor*
of tha Kria Gazette? a string six foot paper ?called
upon Mr. Walker and Mr lraey. an<l repeated the
waintxg that had been given by the depa*atim of three
la live afternoon, advising both thote gentleman to leave
the town. Judge Ptarrlt vas ascorapauled by Mr. Vin
cent, tha Sheritf of Erie, who gavi hit promise that they
ahoaM ke protected to the extant o( hi* power aad au
thority Mr. Walker replied, that he mi Kit rest acauied
*>#o?oDld be protected, ant adcad that La was prepare!
to repei AEJM*?ult upoa bin honre with 11 ei.-m j. "I
have, "(aid Mr. vi. !k*r1Maot>alderad it pradmt not t* make
my appeal anoe in ot fain local. tiee, knowing tuat I
would be only eubje. ting luy. -If and at>n*\
aid for two week* 1 have not gone out of my haute after
dark ; if I acj intuited or rggvo in tha etreats it is mj
Intention rot to ta>? an} notle of !h? outrage bnr b9
moment my hoo?e t? ettaoted I desire It to be unler
htcod that I will c'tfond it ta the la*t, aad that I will
shoot the flr.t man w o steps ioiwk my threshold."
That n'ght Mr. Tracy and Mr Walker had thair house*
well guarded, several oi their frl-nda baring voluneerel
to renain with them all Light u. der arms N j attack
was, however, made, nor I* It known for oertait tha* there
wm * any lnUation oa the part of any oae to attach them.
Judge Thompson, at the meeting which wan held Tester
daj, deprai ated ?u?h an outrage, and raid that <rh 1? bs
fjon mended the petceab'e and le*al course that hi* 'al
low cltiaen* of Lr.e bad hitherto pur:.i e 1, ba vould ila
cerely rtgret en set of violence of such a wanton char
acta*.
This 1* a plain unvarnished ata'tment of the whole
matter, aad 1 give you the sabbtai.oo of the ooorersatiou
that took place between Mr. talker ana hie visiters, if
not tha exact language. I m ly add that I called upon
the gentleman himself, and got tte whol* particulars
from him. I know that he was actaally prepared to ra
slat an attack; and :bo very fact of 'b.ae men who are
oppteed to him on the subject of tbe change of gauge
havlrg called to vara hiui end i'thh him to leave the
cltjr, prcra* that they believed -(.mo outrage would b?
oommltted upon hlui and Mr Tracy.
Til* enly eeiT?H to show the epirit of an'mo^lty that
appears to aotu t?, booio of the six foot men ? 1 will not say
ail. They reftue to llitan to ar> arguzuenta ca tue sab
Ject, aad I fear thatthay will yet perpetrate some fearful
act of violence 'it. Tracy la a man about sixty jitar* of
age, and befcre the pteaeut iliffloul'T wae much eateeead
and reepocted. Mr. Walker 1?. I t>?l'*ve. notwithataudlng
the assertion* of hie opponent* to the oontrary, a man of
high principle, an1 at one time ato <l high in favor with
the vary men who now abnae ard 'llilfy hi a.
This morning, about eight o'olock, tba qai.?t of the
olty wa* cnslde -ably dieturlx d by taa bocming of can -
Don. Tboaa wb ? ?#? unacquainted with the caoaa of
thi* demooftraii'io f?it aome eiiat an'a.y; but ai it wa*
aooa a*oortaine<*. that It wa* rf a pei onful character, and
merely Intended to express the joy of the pec. pie at tha
cxpaotad arrival of tn* Herb' r i. r?*x prisoners today,
the faellrg of alarm subsided immediately. There la
great talk of the graad reoepti^n they are :o have, and I
aaderataad a pu rile t'loner 1* U> bu given la thair honor
aome tlma to-daj. J. m.
Epi*, Friday, Jan. 27, 1864
JT rectum of the Bridge*? The Track it Laid? The Fremkkn
Canal Oompany't Charter and the Pemtylvama Legitla
twe? lit Repeal the Qreat litmedy for the Difficulty, <tx
Tha bridges era op, aad by 2 o'olcak to day tha track
will be laid through tha alty up aa far aa tha depot, ao
that tba ears aad Vooomotlvee, which an at praaaat about
a quarter of a mil* dlstaat from that building, can be run
up to it. Aa yet no attempt baa bean made to interfere
with tba Marshal, aad It 1* confidently aaeartod that none
will bo made. Tha work waa not continued up to 13
o'c.cok last night, aa waa repotted, nor waa there any la
taattiM oa tba part of tha superintendest, Mr Tracy, to
ka*p tha man at it after dark. About 9 or 10 o'clock
It waa lUBtoied that the women had again torn down the
bridge; and the Obief of 1'oiice, thinking there aight be
eon: a trath ia It, drove up In a wagon, detarmlced >o j re
net them if puprihiK U? found, however, on his arri
val, that everything wa- reaoefol, aad that ther? was ao
latt r.tlcn, at ibat t me at l<^ast, to t?ar do *a tha brldgae.
They may not be <t?trv<*d while the Marehal remains
bare, but the an meet be ieavee I fael confident that the
work of daetroo' will armaceu-* To mor-ow he U to
go to Bar or it* k aud lay tte track there; whether they
will pe-ml* t Im t> ('ON t rot remaiu* to bo aeen If
'le.eral Klipatrck ai d U a other Harbor Creek pr^aaare,
who ara ?xp-c mi ben> u> day, should u-e their indueoee,
it I* prrbaMe ibat .hey might daanale them from their
e uraa. It is h (.ad t: at tbey wi 1 doeo; butit it aot kaown
what eff>at their mpiitenment In !*iiubnrg bae had upon
than. If they r*> 1/ 1 the Marahel. soase of the Kriana
aay they will bave o ? v ao on their own responsibility,
for they will rtctire to ootutenaooe from them
Meenwhile all ejes are tarnad towards Ha:ri-burg,
and tba gr<ate<t anxiety ia maa>'f**tad to knair the
result of the prraeot di,CB-*ka In Sin I.egUlature, on the
bill to repeal the chart- r of the Franklin Canal oompauy.
Eve-jtuing, tn the tu'nd of the K iaos, appears to tcra
oa tha faseage of that bill; It s the gr^nd remedy whlci
ia to ) at aa end to the pieeent melacoholy coacitija of
thinte. If that 1* not pasaed, thera la nothing tc be talk
od of but war; for no t?im* of o< mprom'sa can ba aver
mace with the NortLeeat and Erie Railroad Company.
Tbay appear tu be ooaBieat of it* succai s, for they ara to
receipt almost every day of ulegraphtc cespatchae from
I/OWT) aad Kiag, a-?urirg them that it will pass. The
followiag waa received this mernlag:?
The Jtdleliry Cemnivtee gave me a patient heariat. Tba
bill will be reported to meirew. M B. LOWRV.
The praaaat threat* aing aipeet of fhisgi here may hava
tha effeat of forcing the paaa ge of the act, eren In oppo
ei'loa to the pt weiful raftroad fn er-st whl-h is biought
to bear agalnet ft. It is harad iy many of the members
that there will b* a terrible on' break; and I have no doubt
whitevar that they bave been told br some of the leader*
that they will cot hold themaelvra raeponeible for what
may happen, if tb<y ah< ukl refuse to pasa it. This way
ol coereltg legirUtlon, eo oppowd to every priasiple that
1* republtoaa cauatt piove other alee than piejuulcial to
tha ralaro eafoi cemaat of Itw Alth mgh it may ptova
(uoooaefal in pavtlrg a atop to the pree?nt difficulty, It
will 'a'atlisb aprece!?nt which may hereafter lead to
the a oat eertoas ooneequencea
Tbera waa a n ectinr ia tavor of the construction of tba
F.ria aad Boabuiy r ad yaatarday, at Falrvie*. at waieh
aboLt fire tnnd nJ pernor.* ware pre'aot. Fairviaw ia a
little villsge, o- ntainirg 'hr?e or four tandrvd lahabi
tama. Re?i)Iit n. a similar to t dose paaeed at the raoeot
meeting a! Cirard wt re adopted, and epeecha*. in support
of the oroject were n-a#e by O- ueral Whalloo and others.
Tha following proclamation uaa been prl-t-d. in tbs
form of a handtul by aome of tbe railroad rirecor*. and
baa boea extensively circulated a x>a the city ?
HIOMLV IwenilTAST
Weslay Frost, B'q . Uaiiet btatee Marshal for the We>tem
Dtatriei of Pro sy vaala oa Batarday eteeleg latt received
a tel<*raptlo icpaloh frtm PreildvDt I'Uree. 4lreotif* him
to trooeed to lri? and take eueh m-aatiree ae ware n-eeaiarj
to pruteot the ral load e< nipa..ire ? r t r - in the work uf re
pairirgtte r-ade The d'sptteh stated that If there wae
aay reelataaee tn tb? Mtrehal, he w <nld k* nr'teoted by a
rawoieet a umber ai Halted State* troops -PUtttmrg Pott.
T o Marshal is atw eagaero la r pairiag the arie aad
Hertheaat Kailr ad. nnier the o der if the United State i
Caart aad the ia-trnetluBt above alluded to, si\tnbythe
rrveldeat ef the Vetted Statri.
Tba i bject of 'ote ia to eb <w the people that if the* In
terfere wtth th* Marabal they cannot after varda plead
lfc< raee? of the lr.e rnction* uaoer wblck he 1* aiUag.
aad of the high authoilty from whom be ha* renelved
thean J. M
Ejus, Ja* 27, 1864
ArrineU of iht Harbor Oreek Prircntn? Great Procettion?
tMr AujMint-lV Ptopie Attempt the Dettruation of thi
Bridpt, but me Prtmntm I by the Manhal and their Lead
ert?Dtmm to tte Primnarr ? Spetchei?Tke Bill Repealing
Urn (Mmrter cf the PYanUin Canal Patted to a Third
it n<in| etc
A hunt eleven o'clock thi* morning, aboat Ave ha ad red
pwaoaa oa borveback, from the towasbip of Harbsr Creek,
arrtved la thi* elty, aad, la ocmpany with a Urge forot of
Brlaae. ooaatating of several military and Bra eanapaalee,
pro roe dad, with drama beating aad colors dyiag, to meet
tbe returned priaoxers, at a d jtana* of a soul three mile*
frees Me. It waa about hal' pa*', one wb*n they re
tuned, la tbe fol'owlog order:?
The Harbor Creekia**, oa k esse task
lomptay of artillery, with a oaaaoa.
WaaV.r gU>a '.tarda
Oompaay of rt' etoen
Three oosnpactee of flremea
Abcut Bfty carriages aad cth*r vahlclM.
( ? neral KUpatriek wa* oa horseback, near the head of
thi* formidakl* fcrea, the oth*r priaoner* oceapyloj a
carriage. There were aboat two thouaaod pertoaa alto
gather ia tbe proceeaioa. A? they pa* ad the depot three
cheers were tileee !'y the ?peetatov? of whoa th?re ware
at Ira t tbree or tear thoeearK' mtrc'.'nij >hrongh
tha olty, where tliej w.re fieelvtd ?? >*i the voet etit .u
siaatie weleom*. " -r re'orne,' .itbe New tat tn Hoaae,
where the peopl? of K.-k m;? i aiaed b?m ?tm a pahl c
dlater. It wa.-, fwie tlwta, I i.wtver b?v,-e tt f ? e
perm itted te e?j"y It, h? the tn teltrtmi" pr >?
oeedian of the ar? wd oatei who, at the *f| i
aal of a tail ; ami (.g ta- n>, r ashed dowa |
to the tflf tc-- ' hr'(V *L '? a it h)v
lred j an' a fit t h '? -I w! new la the aot of p'ttttog
ropea to tee bee" fat tbe pa'p^ee o> haullag that*
down, wt<a 16* Mareual ap?e?r?d re tie knp 0 1 the
hrldgt aad tc'" th- -a ? btware of what tbay wer* doing.
He waa vee*tv*d ? >tl /mtrtic ! hl ??', aod had aot ao-ne
if tbe keener* of the ns feot m ta rent? (ieaerai Waalioa
aad otbaaa? apfeued at bit rri . .al moment they would
have tots the hrfc.** .towa b?ft?;e h * fa'e aal lo attar
dedaaeoaf hi* aathrrity Tley -eere lafariatwt ?o the
a vriet Jagvee, ard It waa rati wttx the gr.?t?et dlffi vjlty
H*t tbtf *?lX be ec at r tiled ma, ef them vara Uar I
haw, sod wars furioa* ta tMr dMMadnMlM. thaw
?aid th* bridge sheuld be polled ten, u4 that (kn
! would do kwg*r submit to railroad IjiBBOl Bom ariad
1 out, "Bu| him;" bat I ooald "Tit (***iI*Ib jrhi**? ??>?
| thi Ait ?u dliected i|ilait tki w.i K M-M
' foot man
Judge Thompson did *11 ha oould to baaa th(B dowa.
?P ?" * *?goa,aad la a ahort ttm* had a crowd of
abca^a thousand paraoas rooad I, whom ba advi**d to ka?
I tba peace a* the boat maaaa o^ aaaarlac thair ultimata
oraa person*, Judge Tbompaoa piaaldlag. Aftar tha
*??^ ,W*|? had teen fully dlatuaaad, Judg* Thoap
?*l??3B*bISk his friends 5
Harbor Creek, la tha ocuraa cf wh lob ha raad tha follow
Ur .vlI' l J *** r*?*lT*d fro? Soraraor Big.
tor about aa hour bafora:?
Tha repeal bill wil 1 paaa Anally to-day.
Now, gentlemen, aald tae Judge, after reading thla. If
thora la any champagne wa will lake a glaea before goiag
rorther. I gite yon? *
h?ilth Md hearty welcome tMk lo our neighborhood
1SSS& ?>"
'V"** M fo?ow?:-Io bebair of Mr.
ana Mrs Mouul, I am oommb stoned to return th*l t ain
o era thank* for the haadiume preaenta, and the warm
expressions of friendship they hare received from the
ladlea o. Erie and of Barber Cretk. They aald that they
ware glad to hare It la their power to make our ooaditioa
a* comfortable aa poeelbU und?r the *lrouin*tano?* la
which they were plaoed, and tiey were equally glad that
they should not hereafter hare to aeouse themselves of
treating ua harshly. I assure you we were treated Uka
gentlemen, aa we are. (Laughter.) a few weak a ago wa
were takea from our famlliea, aftar dark, and jouaUknow
Wniat pllce b#,e at 0,8 ,,m> ?'-arted for Head
ville the next morning in oarriagee, and arrived in due
courae of tune In Pittsburg. Wt en we retched that
cliy I a>ked Marsaal Froet and Deputy Marabal Hproule
wosld they permit ua, before going to jail, to get ahavad
at a larber's. which wai quite convenient "No, sir "
faid he; ''?? can t give you aoy privileges. " '
A Voice? Who said that f? hproule?
Dr t-'iiasa^R? both (f them imJJ i*. gtf, 4} Fit UbuT*
we were incarcerated Vr jaU, and although our poeketa
were tot rejoined, they rtquesUd ua to giro up our
I *?. ' Si. whioh ee did. Atom twenty miautea after we
eu'.ersd, the Sheriff oame acd asked, " la Una i>r. Sher
man," and I said. "Ye*, sir." '? Thea." said he " thla
ia not jour apartment" And be trok ua into hie parlor
wLich ia aa well furnished a room aa aty in thla oity'
When wt were there, he told ua that waa to be our sitting
rocm, .no that ha weald have a flre made for us lu our
skepitg apartment*, in whioh there were aa flee beds an
M,y iii thU city (Laughter ) 8o, altogether, we lived
lite pi {a In clover We not only had turkeya and
?^kane,but ,t ,i#WD or l<rtir# O'ol ak every night
Mr MuGill would go and o.ok us a aaiion of oyat era (Re
Etwed langhter.) Well, iu a reasonab ? we Haw the I
face ol the Hon. Judge Irwin. Judge of the foiled Sa'e*
Urouit Court of America (Laughter.) Say* thr Ju.lre,
"I am y*tj glad I fcav? an oppi?r:aaitj *( sp^aktag to
Jou.'' 1 toia him 1 had come there an honeet man, as.d
ad bad no h?aiin^. He replied, " You had a hearing
(? the fl.'th day alter you w? recital to appear." ?'Well"
aaid I, ' it ia a queer hearing we have had; it waa all on
one tide like th# btnlieofajug 1 Fuppoae we are g>
leg tc jail," I aided, "for our tranagreanlomi ," and he
taid we weta. Well, the next day I waa oalle.- aa a wit
pens for Mr. Lowry and Major K ng, when the Judge aald
that we fboold go on osr own reoogniianoea. and wa
flnallj agreed to give thi m.
Hera the ipeaker wia litarrn^Ud by aome persona who
were quarieLing in the pierage leadinc '.o the room, when
they were oalled to order by Judge Thomp.oa. " Step
your noiae out th*r?, boj?,r' raid he; then turning to
thraa around him he added, ' that ia mbrhty like noetrv
it ia machiLe poetry."
Iia fiiKKMAA ot n lnned? Soon after we came out of
jail a coupieo! carriage* drove up to the dcor, and we
were invitee to lake a aeat We drove a few milee out of
town to Judge Berran. where we ha<i an ex eel lent dinner.
I a>k(d him to ray grace, but he didn't do it (Laughter.)
Wt II, after some lime, we got drunk enough, and oora?
back and tcok up oai quaiti-ra In the j?U We have been
visited by Uie e-e'. people In the city if P(tt?burg? by
Gen Jok u l/>rrim?r, ex-Ciovernor J. hnacn, and wa hav?
aho h >Q th? bent fit (4 the clergy, for we rectved a eall
frjm lhe Rev. Dr. Riddle. Nowthat we are going to oar
famiiiea, I muai say we have er joyed ouraolvea aa maeh
a* man could do. I will give jou at a toast
, Pfpnijlvania'i Ju4m lrwio'i Court to the con
trary iotwith?t?ndli.g.
Thla tcant e* a revived with lond applauao The oam
pany waa rubeequently addreeeed Ay Mr. Stephma, Mr.
Marsha", ard others after which all disperaod quietly to 1
ttalr hcr es A h?avy anew (quail cam* on preventing
an attack upon the bridge :f any had been Intended. A?
the mail was near eloting I had no time to wait longer.
Aa I closed my latter I received tha following import
ant piece of information:?
Ptnding the retnarke of Mr. Marahall, a message waa
reeaived from Governor B"gl?r that the bill repealing
the cbarter of the franklin Canal Company'* Railroad
had p*(**d to a third reading, wruld become a law to
morrow, and would be pat in exeouHon on Monday "
Some gentlrman whose name I did rot get propoeed
Ur ?i.d Mre. Ma gill the tiherlfT and hla lady of Alleghany
coun'y, which wa* drank with three oaeera
<. P*KJ/*,W ('RX*T- ?fl?r *ome remarks relative ta the po
sition Ukm by Oovsrnor Btglerin taa railroad questions
agtlat ty ills jor icn of the country, and the imp rtaat
(gene. Le htdhadiii proooriog t?e acaetmest of law*
for our r?li?f fr. m oppression by powerful aad eoaUea*
milroar coiohlbiTitQfi, propound,
^ *? ibt ?We Qoimot of heKeyatose State:
J# o exeouti?? eh?ir ih? in*? re?u of all porii
off the Codidoii wealth will b? protefted.
? wbie i wa- (Iran a witb round' of applana#.
After s me further remark* from wveral persons, the
party broke np. greatly rejolead at thf favorable ne*a
from BanUburg
TMe Amazon Expedition
[Correepondeme of tha New Orita** I'toayuaa J
... Niw Yobk Jan 11, IsM
Aa the new expedition (rem ihe CniUMt States to the
A a.* too iaattr.caag ornaiderable attention, a few word*
t" relation to lh? same may cot be utitoteieeti g at the
pieeent time lbs pioneer rte> mer of this ex,e lti.n'?
to sa l fjtm New Y'ikas soon aa th* arra gemee a ar*
completed, lhe ?t?mr w.- pmet-ased rswn Ir.ata
cost ol m. COO 8b* la crlled tbe I'anobsoot, and has
capacity* for pa?s*ng#ra Tha Uiuth of
th# ?****) ^ feat. She wr.l he under tha oommand of i
tapt Wakeiuan, nhoea ablht'ea are weU known, whila
tevaral gactleiLeo of ifpoited higi oharaotar and ax pari- i
enoa will accc mpaoy htm aa egaata of tha ompaoy.
Iheae fantlaman will explore the Am?ior M ? :ara* prai
tlcaMe. ? to ita tribatarlee or ronroae in Pern and BoliTla.
??d Will enceaynr to oh tin from tha gorer anient* wr
thore e iul trie* th* eetablla' ment of tra-tlng pj t? looa
tion of town* and grant, of land for m ninjr pur'p sea.
shottid pucte ? attend tha effort, other ate# mere will ba at
onoe plaotd on the lito, aad a regular passenger and
ae.ght rcmrcunlca'irn opened between tue port of New
York art* polota on the Am. .on Thar* are many, how
*TrJ who eertously doabt the sacoM* of thi* *nierpris*'
ai?t 1^ must conies* that 1 have no great faith in it
The fl?st sxpei'lticn cf this kiod it may ke rawambargd,
proved a revere l as to Ita projsetors, aed nothing ha*
slut* transpire ' t) war ant ' he surcees of th* present
underUUrg Ic faot. he anawsr ?f the miilstarf-om
Hraxil, at Washlngtrn In reply to >h* request of th* o m
pa?y lor pe-m.s-ion to a-een<l tha Anai.n, -how* pretty
conclusively tnat the expedition need not caleolate on a
?ery list e.lig reception. The miai?t.r from Peru ha*
allowed th*exp?<'!tuntoiaiI uid-r U.e II .g ofthat roni
tiy. but thi* will b* o no avail in th* oaiv log out of th*
prr J'ct a* i* la more than p.*o'ah*e the Peruvian govern
ni.niwiUeo.demn the act of iu mlrister end annul It.
All thing" considered t vre'ore, the eucoeae of th* under
taking seem* very mbione; and tha obaneee aia cloa y
am* to a bm dred thai, like th* on* ia 18U1 it wjl p'ov*
an entire fa. lure. What, let me aak, ha. thU oompaoy
torffer lo *i>hsr Bolifa ?r Peru for th. advantage, it le
Ire ne of obtainit gf Absoln'ely notbirg; ae4 jet the
c mjany. (a prlrau oee ) t> Ik abt ut th* ?* abll hment
of tr*< Irg poetr, thetrnnding of town* aad th? grant of
tr n rg lance at If t bad tbe foil perml-d n o' th* eoun
tr'e* le questfoc to com* along BO take pf.s?ei*ion Tn*
j project I. a preposterous one. aed will uo<'on'>tedly burn
ail wbo are enregnt in II It D Field ba* bee* -l?o ?d
*> 1 issident of bo compary. Its c.pi al is ?65 COO all
of eh'ch ha* be*, expended for th* pioneer .learner
| Thb Dkpalcai ion at Nkw OatiiANS It has
I al'radj hesn stated that K F. Allteon, cf th* fl?-m of Alll
j ion A; to, cotton broker*, at N*w Orleans, had dlaao
reared, leavir g ao-no of hie credit -rs mi n. Ta* Now
Orleans ? oriesp"n< ert of tt* Char k* ton Cournr t aye:?
I , ot * ***'*'? h* '?"> ha pnrjhaeed a 1 t of cotton
rim I ckstt, Perkins A U> . for cash, to ba paid when bts
l* rcr tbs an.ruct sh.?i'd ?>? nsgotisted The bills he
? ?> o en. . f osr I aukers an i reoeived ?1S OOO, whleh
wae cot paid /.er to P , P * Co. B a similar transac
Urn I am ln'orme<- that h* ral ec ?A.000 ftom aaether
i*'i ibesa t>l OCO. ant a eoc* de-abl* aim ad
uljnsl whl-h he ha<t reeliaed from "ther qiaiter*, be
left ns with a fair p ovislcn for >h? fa'ure Ui? llrni, th*
purchase* fr m which an oun'.rd to abou'. tie 000 s*?m*d
'o have feared that *omr:hlng sal going wronc. ant
csu.eo Alison to ha Allowed op, aatll nlj. or asarlv alL
the smenrt bsd besn p'id '
' Mr Allison is from Scot- and, wbe-e his fsmliy ooo
tlnu.d t" r.sli*e whl'e h* ha* been eoing bn.lrms bar*
H* ?j?l'ed_ hl? na'iv* coun'rv a few month* sine*, aad It
1* raid that while ther* h* ma4* arrangements to ***d hi*
family to Australia It !a premi?n?d Uat b* also is aow
(B h s way t? that part cf the world, wtth th* avail* of
his ifecvlatloe.s tmrcg us.
?The standing of M*. AUiaon in our e mmnaity ha*
beea rstb^r hi,h. acd he ha* deceived noae to a gr later
dtgt?e Hat be r as hie owa countrymen, who.e tbrewd
ness is proverbial His manners wer* v*ry arreeabl- and
hli social qnaliiie* *o ra'lsfsotory among ruow. interested
that he ?as sl.ra'e to tl a dlrr.itj cf President of he
Ar-drew'* Society of tM* city."
Fih? (X Tin Catuidkai. At Lovisvilli.? Th?
?'?rtnofn * afoat oo* o'o otk }*?t?rdaf ean?*d gr*?t
crrn nri? loo by th* report which aprtad through th*
ctty th?t h? d?w ra'brtral wm on flr* Tio.it kadi
mrbMl at cno* to lb* Mm* of dlaa-tar to*?*? tha" inagal
flrnt (tractor* from f*l lag a pr*y t th? IUum T )? Arc,
It ri*ir?, oi!g1r*t?d irom * atov* pip* which l*id? from
ihr bar**:ent o: tb* Catbtdial, orntd for a *ctio?l, to th*
fin* In -h? main buldlig It eomui*aaad ia oua of the
c?ro#r? ? a tha ncr h Oalag to tha gr*?t Baight of
b? bvildlag much d ftfeolty w?? ? x p?rl' n *?-d In latahing
th* It* After thraa heers aui*ui|; ting Uhor tsa flr<
irm, ?lc?d by tta rltiarii* ?*r*ril'y, roppr*?ied "be
II- m?? Tta north il a of lb* bui dtng ?m mnnh ?a?r d
? in' irjarad by water Tha *t,l*adU o gta m*:* ami com
>KVr?fcl* d*mi|i? Pp eoMly ptlatin** aad otaar ta
!o> bl?a. a* wall aa th* 'rrn t- ra, *? ra ?moT?l; bat thay
all tttttaiba^ mora or <*?? da?*#* from w? ar. Tha ftnlM
I ?? b?*B dit**c*-1 to tha amount c.f ?*r?r*l thou and
d? Har* It wat Iniutrd f?r $lfi,UitO ? UidHiillc J>>ur uil,
Jam. 55
Rauxoad AconiKT?.- During the past wepk (w
wa Warn i torn ikwUambarbml Wj-?j'*,i'ia rat aaMdaat*
rrtamd on tba Paltii-orwaBC 0* l? Railroad, 'hie 1 aaojtd
e? ulciialb d'tmtlcu ta to* train*. Oa Th?.. lay lwt,
n> i I'r **?t of tba Pi lal f B, at*, a fcnrdau Irn luad
*c w.tb n- ur, Ac , run *0 tha track, aad ?U aara wata
tr? dnliavd la'o th? Cb??apaata aid Ohio Cutal. Oa tba
ra.' ft.l owtag a burdte fea;n aomiag 'mt of tl* DjaGal
lay Taiia?l, at th* ???tare *ed, raa Into ft taad tibia, aad
at" bar bnrd?a train raa lata th? firat. Tha *?*!** aa I
?r of th' lattar w.i* tbr. wa iff lb* traak By lAm
acc.Oaati lh* paaMagat Uaia* war* dataiaod kl So-tr*
OBITUARY.
of J?Uk rout.
[ftw tha New OiImu Delta, Jan. M.l
Th* venerable Jadah Touro departed thi* life on W*d
cZulL k' hi.*' ?? 0*?*1 atreet New
*??* ?? * bMt oltl.sas charity
?? .u ?*t,?**? * dsvotec*, ?nd kumlt* obs ef lu
truest meeds . Mr. Touo bed attained th* iItiihwI ewe
k ?* ,hM* ^rTEZadE
N*w 0rl**? ??<> wry odi ol that flfty m nurted by
|T* Jasbaiktof la mnMitlU entereriaes
?bont th* Ubm of th* oeasloe of Louisiana, Mr. Towo
oontlaned persaveilngly and Industriously la th* pursuit
Wf".''? ? ?**"> **7 nphr aad legitimate aooa
"d di#d ??????? ~?u
j U>0S|Lf *STl*t ??o^Bl la th* proaaoatlon
of buainais, Mr. Touro was n*v*r a s*lfi*h or oloaa
On th* oontrary,b* haa for away yaara baaa the fore
m**t of oar rloh mm Id all contribution* to charitable
objects. Soma of his donations have baaa en a seal* of
negnlfloenoe and liberality whleh are scarcely parallalad
la oar country. Wa may Instance a few of thaaa. H atr
ial, acme yaara ago, that tha Boakar Hill Monument
we* retarded la lta ojcnsletion by tb* want of twenty
*?<> that a liberal eitisea of New Kog -
land bad offered to oalU with aay other oltlaan la glvi^
tan thousand dollar* for thij objaot, ha aaat hi* cheek lor
it a amount; and tha monument waa oom plated.
I For many yaara Mr. Toaro waa tha owner of the very
| valuable pr npeity r next to tha 8t. Charta* Hotel, whiob
waa or ot pi ad by Mr. Clapp a* the First Congregationalism
Church Though the property waa luaeeptlble of being
ma^e immensely pro?u:tive, being ia th* oantre of th*
bu*li:ee* portion of th* oity, be permitted Mr. Clapp to
eon :1c ue In poaaeialon of thachureb, and In th* eojoy.
"f"1 ?< '*? r*n,? of the pew^ until It wa* destroyed by
Ore. He then purchased aaother tot valuable lot. la a
more ell|lb)e location for a church, and donated It to Ue
co"?"?*,ton o'lfr- Clapp. The merit* of thi* 11 >e
.I.ui mor* Mfbly ajrpraolated whea It 1* known
that Mr. Toato waa of tha Hebrew persuasion, ard a atrlst
observer of that ancient faith aadworsbljx 0? waa. lo
d??d one cf lh*gr*?t pr- H c.' (hat (all b la thlielty. Th*
beaauYul 8)nagogue on Canal street li hla property, an 1
wa* splendidly furnished and prepa -ed by him lot thctu*
of th* Hebrew* in thl* olty. Bealde* thi*, he ban con
tributed largely to all th* ohurohe* la thla olty, of *vsry
denomination, and haa for many year* sustained a 8?na
grgue whiob wa* ereo.ed at h a expanse, in hi* nativ*
town of Newport, R. I., fi r th* u<* of hla brother l*ra?l
tea.
It would b* an Inter* Mlnjr record, if It oould b* ob
tuned, that of all Mr. Tonro'a donation* to nhariteble and
rellgku* lottitutl n*. Bat moh teoord wtU nerer be di*
coTered, for he war, of all men who "~tt nn*-*a*1 the
aaaare, meat di?tingulahed for that charity which
Bom good by aieaitb. and klaahea te Bad 1? fame,
k- -1 i?/*?.10 t"?*d*or telh about tha matter,
he would decline all aid. He pieferred to admlniiter hla
cbaiitj in hU own faahl-j?, and after th* dictate* of hi*
own heart and judgment. Thu* hia aeta not uofrequentiy
bad an a?wctef eccentricity. We remtmbar ono* being
called t n by tome Christina mlaeioaarl** from Jerusalem!
for th* purpoa* of rtireetiog attention to ao appeal which
they were making to the American people for assistance in
supporting the persecuted Uhriaiiao* in that remo>? qaar
25,'k VuTZZ*' ?? 10 wh?m .tb,y m,?h* P"seat th*ir appeal
with th# bf at ehanea of a liberal re^poniia, wa tnawerad,
.ludah Touro. " "But he la a Jew; aad it would be going
far to aak a Jew to aid in th* establishment of OhrisU
anlty la th* capital of tha Jews," wa- the reply Nerer
tbeless, we perelsted In our recommendation. Th* result
confirmed cur judgment of tbe jood old man. He gar*
len times more than any Christian in th* cit* to aid th*
can*** of Christianity in th* land of Jud ta.
Mr. Togo's course a* a cltl.cn aad a patriot wa* eon
slstent with his charaoter a* a philanthropist. H* wa*
ardently devote 1 to his country ? a sincere republican.
rhoLgh nc politician, be bad great faith In th* dootrin*
of man's equalitr and cap. olty fir bis own goe*rn^*nt
He ? dcw ao distinction between men, and was *T*r th*
sincere friend of tbe laborer, th* aitlaan, and the poor
man. His hand was er*r extended to aid and *noour*s*
you'hful energy and enterprise.
,. A' h# bad suffered severely In th* def?nee of
i i,f? ^d.koncir of hJ" <x>o?t>y. Oa the 1st of January,
HU, whilst servUg in cne of th* militia regiments >r thi
city nadsr Jack; on, he waa selected, on aojount of hi*
trostwoitbineas, to aid In carrying the cartridge* from
th* magi sine in the rear of the line* to Col. Humphrey'*
,Wh!v,t ttin* wlth the ball* of th*
British fiylnajhick around lifm Mr. Touro wa* struck on
the thigh with a tw*l?* pound shot, which prodnaad a
ghastly woun', tearing oil a Urg* mass of fl*sh. He wa*
taken up from th* ground by hi* old friend and coutant
associate for th* last arty yaara, R D. 8h*ph*rd, aad
Sfii. i ?lt,? '? *l,at WM b*li*v*d to be a dyiag
fl. . Bu' "Mwadlbl* suffering? being oonflned
to his bed for twelve month* ? Mr. Touro reoorered, and
though ejer after slightly lame, enjoyed remarkable
health. Tbl* was dn* ti habit* of extraordinary regulari
Udustry H* never drank a drop of
vino?* liquors tn bis life; never omitted to rim
with th* dawn of day and to r*tir* at ao early boor
'"hi* religious observances Mr. Touro was *xoMdlncly
axaot an^ mmotuil *
Tu*r* y<ue eeeentrio trait* In hla eharaater, whleh.
though of a perfsotly inr oeeut Dai are. were quite remark
able Fiom the hour rf his arrival here la 1802. he had
??v*r pa?e*r' beyrnd tbe llictts of the city but oaee. and
I?.*" 11 'sOght uiKtr /aoasaa In th* defeaoe c f the
city. He eouU never be persuaded to trav*I in aay v*hl
cle flcce the death f f a belove 1 brcther, who wa* thrown
out o' a carriage it, Boston, end bad his le* Broken Tbat
bro h?r beqieathsd him ?UK>,000. which wen deposited
Us ote ot the banks of Boeton. ^b* money wa* permit
ted to renaia ia tbe bank without lntereet ; aad Mr Tuwo
ecnlit i.*ver be persuaded to recelre or us* a dollar of It.
pie mm it?D< a now to hla credit oa th* book* of th*
V?k i' *" ,'"t ku broth*r Tocug i h* had
a, f w Keglar.der s fenr re** for atiipv and owued som*
?jf th? largest era ft tbat came iato oar port aad was oa*
aosabi'y for.d of talking about eblpe. their beet mode of
Mr acta te. aid took a great pride in tha betuty and neat
ne*e cf hie own craf?, be could never be per uwted to ao
abnard of one of them? but would eoctent himself it
staa'i(gOB thel*vae and viewing in siUat admiration
the buge tutts, tbe tapering meats aad snowy talis of
bi* great cotton ships '
Ilut I UI . krtcb ha* already extended b*;ood our Umlt*.
it >s rot often a em mu: ny loses so valuait* a altltsa
sccieiy m> good a man a* ludah Touro. Of all th*
etr.lable traits of hts character, none w*r* more
comnii ndabl* aid reautlful than bl? modaaty and
MEnplio ty. lis moved through th* stroggl as creeds of
humanity with the nolselaa* tr*a<l of on* who
seemed not wrapt ia th* *agar pursuit of gain
of ambitlrn, or ealfish pleasure, but as oae who lived
oal? to benefit humsiity? to accumulate a fuad, from
whtah ml^ht flow coploo* aad froebfyisg et reams of
ofcari y and bentfleence He wa* th* owner of splendid
edlficee and magnlfieeat (tore* ; but only retained oae
small apartment and a ooraer In an offioe for himself
Without any blood relatione or other domeetie ties h*
B ad* all hnmaalny hi* family, and lavished his ctn and
liberality upon all wbo were Ib need aad who were 1*
??rving
Mr. Touro waa th* ls*t of th* four richest of our oiti
r*ns who have died in this city during th? last four wet*
wlUtont families John MsDonigk, Joiph To -tar
neltns P*ulrlng were tbe other three The combined for
Utee of these four el- lz*na r? ached the ? um of nine mil
llonr? a root one ei| hth of ths property of the wool*
??7..j *27^*^ lived to an extreme
old age Mr. McDicngh died at seventy two, Mr Pauld
lag at seventy, Mr. Fowler at sixty flee, and Mr 'oo-o
at nIw" 6rL^!s JhdT *" ^ b**a c,B?Unt waldente
V. I IT ] i!* ' *5d ? remarkable degree o'
V**' h f?*P? Mr Fowler, th* shortest lived
of th? four, bod* tf them ha< ever left the city And
tow by far tbe best of t&em has ju.t been gathered unto
Me.es and th. Pronhets Ma. . hi virtue a5d goS^5
-^i k k?r?%mL b7th* ?>"??<* tbat better world to
wfclab his son! haa aaeended, aud may his ravmory be
plr'te acV^triote ?f OB* ?f 'h*,n,**lof Ph'laathro.
._ *r, J<?"" *n *?d highly resp^taSI* Minter
dM-d IC iNm Yors, oa tb* tttth i -at., In tae Mtb year of kl*
sTah w!iJt!!^V,RMMr nt'1'"T the olo fi m of
, * W.bah-r * H pkins, pubUbees of tbe (Xmmertial
^Ti Ut sstabJlsh.d a punishing boo**
VMfnrt'*h'ehhe roa''?^ ^ for t number
of T*ars. B* was a volunteer soMier in tbe last war
Died, ia Guilford New Tork. Jau 8 Khiwbi w
aged 10 year* and 4 months- of bo dl'.ars " "Sir
?nee. but worn eut by time He was feed of r?f?iV.
un?il a week before his d-.th, .c he or'ered t5
stop his paper; retatr.d his ressou tUi o?*r th* last of
a. par rto toft *e *Her oin^on' "bac ' '**,* nt' j MrT*beea
in receipt of a pension from gov*rrtr ent. He leavee a
wtdxw and ten children o .?oo-n hla loss. HiT Tilth
fr' m * '*"? "" flr'" "blrh h*? o-carred
ia his family durtag a peiiud f s.xty hre- yea.st
w.Lltw VS.* l,f*ei<len of th* Stats Bank la
V*wark, died Ic .teuton N.w Jersey, oa the ai'h last.
( AfTilH Vetera PlMVlTT a CIDTiIa n -(**>r n
Hhslby In 'he war of 1812 and t< ok pait la tba b? t>To<
? Th*-*1- ?he,e%*unMKh was kiaJdii? H?eii %?
Instea' ^ "Ja^JIs, Kentucky, oa the 14th
A FiABirL Liat and Marvii.loi b Risen at
Whmojdo ? Yee'eife) morning. About ton oeioee. a
yenag lady Apprjaebed the n pnitiB hrf g* from thU
? lde. acd when aak*d f;r toll tiqii-m) .f the gtte keeper
bf, n: ue>! It ?V, AT d ?haa told the prle* 'o tha Inland
re plie<? tt At aha i Id not think At* ?*? gnlag thAt fAr,
fcr.'' aad -he onght to go for half price, a* iht vm only
|rig{ tn mtMU of the bridge. U? tm tk* tell ib?
i llrred, aad ahe pr< eee<*ad m h?r way When the reaab
ad the piece where the lion catlu toieh the rAlllng, At
u?arly tfce blthfit pATt cf t..e Mr (>ea Down*/,
the t M e< 11- otnr, oherrTad her ellmbiDr ?p the rA'liog
an- nu.oTlBi he boaatt a: d abawl He ran '<? her only
l i to catch the mantilla wo.ch the wore, when ahe
br* k? Irrra Ma praap aix? Kapad tn the at earn below, A
dUUi o. ??n At tk* ereeeot high atage f water, of net
leek ban a, reity eight fat. Thaeorre.it ?a? -full of
floating loa And fctr daaUuclon .eemed I veritable ; a be
?auk. thai. if A then (luigel wildly la lha KWnlUn tor
rent aenh ? galo, ro*e once more, a* <1 then tl >atad on
weid amid he t?? rent of toe, *Uh sothirg but her haad
an<l one liand coca* oi>ally ? talhle 4et? ral man la a
tki# pot on* from a boat lying at the wnarf, followed
her, gave her up ar 1<vat XTo-al timer but each time re
tawed the chv * aid finally pie e I er up all*# but In
aateib'a af ?r abe ha-1 he?n in the w?ter f >r n*?.rly half
an h nr He?t?re'i?M ware fp-adi.y appllM, and ahe
? *-< amoved tc tke ho of ftlndn, ?? ntder
?tend abe la gra.'ni'Iy re* v .rut 'roin lhA Inja lee ana
tetrad fi*?n t c toe aid o.<ld The l?ap wae o.ie of the
m'et deapeiate, and lire ???e e from Ictent i!ea'h the
root n t. .cilena, we litre e?ai racoi ad or a >er aeei re
lout dad :i?i eJiAlet tio o ub. kept her baa u,>permoat
?? ?!)? **? fall eg, and buo;e<i her up whan n jot tn
? h? etreeui Tba h ? olrA of Ui.a ad>rnture i? a youag
Mil i- ' ady, eh. la nAtre ?a jn.lt a', tn-5 .oUoiiaUoa
irir^vla M *!"> ta? Urad hi-.-a ler acme lira
uti<, ?up ortir* he:*?lf ly her work aa a aeametreaa.
Y??-e? with waorn ?ba h\? reai'ied ?lre bar at lMeprr<aeh
ahle ?har?eter Tfte n>n>ini? report Attr>k>i'M ih? affair
'o a ?'t?erp<>?B??ient la lr?a mat> t ? TV>.'in^
or Jan t6
Tke &oit of Appeal. Uaa aJjoaraed ?ltki>ut rea<*eric|
aay ceeiatoa la tie B** rleAacw owe Tke aett m .f
tke r ?-t will hell oa tke Wlh nf Marcel ?k?n, we
et{?>?-e tte ???a wUl he taftlly wHw<
MMmtn tat WMfclngtwu
fCnitlHWlMll Of the RalMmcte Bw.1
Wahomtok, Jh 3T, IBM.
The free aoU Weaatma aad ombM have Mat letters
fn*" ban to all parti at the oiuttj, sturneg op the free
eoU embeta, and sadaaralan t > blow them lata a Sana.
Judge Douglas, I understand, ooom la for a good share
of the abnie thrown oa ithe Nabraaha bill; bat, aa Bam
Wallar said, - cabausted nature will nuifa to sarwlve
it."
Tha stery baa |saa round that tha whola Ohio delega
ratios bara have had a meeting, aad that they have re
aolved to oppoee the Nebraaka U i Thia la a miataka. A
meeting waa held at Dr. Old 'a room, bat no retolntion
adopted. N either wore all tha mam ban from Ohio prs
seat Meeirs. Disney, Hhanaoa aad Bliss, wara oertaLaly
among tha abiaataaa.
W^HHororoa, Jaa. ST, ISM.
I Whether tha Nebraaka bill will paaa or not will depend
vary much upon tha deolaloa of tha democrats mambara
from Ohio. Thar hare tha subject under ooaaidaratton.
Aa tbey go, ao will (a all the aofU, aad all tha Northern
democrata who are not among tha Terr harda. Tha proa
pact la that tha Nebraaka bill will ha delayed la ita paa
?age until tha Arreeonla bill ahall ooma up.
[Oarraepondcnoc of tha Augasta (Geo ) Ohroalala.]
Wjsiunatom, Jaa. IS 185*.
Tha V aahington Star, only notleeabie became it ia
known to apaah tha aentunenia and feelings antartaiaad
by tha administration? for which it baa lately rec aired a
poet offlea adrertlaamant worth aoma two or three thoa
eanc dollar a ? rndaavora to eaat ridienla upon Mr. Cut
ting's apeeeh, though it, at tha aame time, admita that
"it la a gr*at epeech " It endeavora to excite the nre
jcdleeof the Siata righta men agalnat tha "harda,'' by
aaying that Mr. Cattiag forgot to tall tha Honaa that the
"aofts" were atrlet ooeatrneUonieta, while the "harda"
ar? more liberally Inclined, and tnare la do telling how
aoon they may be la flavor of measure of consolidation.
I note thia, not bourne it la worthy ofathalaaat aotise of
itaeif, but aa ahowing how anxious the admiP'<ti?MMi la
to exolta piajudloe ssralnat tor - and to impure
atrt nfftrtne to tha "aofta." The auggeatlan la not
warraated by aay foot whatever; neither wing having
been tea ted by aay vote Involving the qnaation of oon
atrnotion of the ooaatitntlon, except on the oompromlse
maaaaiea, on wbloh the " harda" are right.
[Correapondenoe af tha Detroit Free Praaa.]
Wasrmuton. Jan. 31, 1861
Tha case of tha American brig Gen Armstrong, which
baa been b?ver?l timea before oar governtae it, ia again to
be bionght up in a new form. Thin veaael wax a privateer
in the laat war with Great Britain, and ia the year 18 14,
while lying ia the neutral port of Fayal, belonging to
Portugal, it waa attacked by the gunboata of a British
rquadron bound to Jamaica to joia the expedition which
waa then ooaoentratiag there against Nee Orleaaa. A
revere fight look place, during whioh the Brltiah were
three t>mea drlvea back, but at laat the American brig
waa daatroyed. Ia thia affair the American I m waa bat
two killed and seven wounded, while the British had be
? ween two and three hundr-d killed and wounded. Tbe
British fleet we* so dinablrd that the expedition againut
.New Or learnt waa t'eayed, aad that slty ooneequHQtly
raved. Aa Portugal had failed to enferae her n?utr?li'.?,
indemnify was dematded c f her for the Ins* of the brig.
Tha Portugueee government acknowledged the justice of
the claim, and called npoa England for la lemmfloation.
which the British government granted, but no payment
waa made by the Portagueae government te the Amerioaa
elaimanta. The claim waa (or a number of years urged
upon Portugal, but was not ratis&ed. Ia 1812 a serioai
demand waa made upon Portugal to r Indemnity, aad waa
met by a denial, on ber part, of any obligation te afford
such ii dtmnity. It 1846 Congress revived the matter,
and the State Department waa instructed to make far
ther demand.
In 1849 Mr. Clajtoa, tbea Secretary of Btata under Sen.
Tayler, instructed Mr Hopkina, United States Charge at
Lisbon, that this government had rtaolved to make oni
more attempt to procure satiafaction from Portugal, and
to aarert the national hoaor, announcing that the Presi
dent waa determined to aaaert the righta of his fellow
oitliena upon foreign govemmanta, proceeding on the
principle "to make no dematdnot founded in justice, and
to submit to no wrong." Mr. Bopkins, in a letter to the
Portagueae &oretary for Foreign Affairs, stated the deter
mination of this government Pontiff*! afte: wards pro
posed to submit this claim to arbitration, bat Mr Clayton
refused to uaent to thia proposition, aad] Mr. Clay, then
Charge at Lisbon, after making another demand oa the
Portagueae. backed by the American rquadion, than in
tbe Tsgua, with wbloh the Portuguese government, who
were encouraged in their purpose by England, refused to
comply. . Mr. Clay demanded his passp .rts and cane
home. Tbe Portuguese Hint iter at this capital also pro
poned arbitration, which was refused by Mr. Clayton.
The next administration, without the consent or know
ledge of tbe claimants, agreed to aubaiit this claim to
Louis Napoleon. Be decided adversely to the elaimanta,
and oar government declared that they oonaidered hia
deciaion aa oonclaalve aa against Portugal.
These claim eats now seek for indemnity from Oongreee,
aad they certainly p ret act a claim that eatitlea them to
oompeaaation at the baada of tbe government. The c cat
alog of L< ui? Napolem waa notoriously unfair, aad waa
made without tha elaimanta having an opportunity to be
hsard before him. If Mr. Clayton'a policy had been car
ried out lVrtugal wauld hare beea forced to render
thrtt justice. A a it 1s. they now loiik to their own gov
ernment.
Tbb Mexican Thkaty ? The Charleston Courier
b?a son e further details la legard to tte treaty alleged
to have beea cfteclufed with Mexico by Gaa. Gadadan.
In ngard to tha Gara; grant the Courier aaya
Gen Gat'acan's predeoeiaor, Mr. Coaklin, by a oonvea
lon wltfc Mexico, teemed to aoouteeee in the annulling
? ?( the Gaj ay gran'., by the recognition of a like grant to
Moo. Thia conventira, made without authority, greatly
? aibarrasaed our caecative. Tte govern m?m had re
nogr laed aad thrown the ahielo of protection over the
grett to flaray,')el tbe Ame loan Minister rroof niaed the
Mrxicaa rt puliation of ibat grant aad acquiaaoad ia tae
giant to d-co 1 . th'a difilloul'y Gaa. Gads, eu waa left ta
hl> ore jud|c act in ua mettri; aa.1. a.laing a favorable
opportst Ity. he acoepiao aa 1- demnity for >be amerioaa
ia*l)iutes bf tbe Gany grant, aad haa left our government
at liberty to rai-ction ai.d protect the autwtikaseri grant
to aloO, if aneh a ooune be deemed advisable
By this arrargenrat, one ciaaa of American cltiacas?
(tbe aaaignaea of the Gaiay grant,) are lndemultled?
while tbe others . ( he L wners of the tSoo grant,) .scare
It Ace icau late aats ?l>e ri*ht of way bi tha Cahuan
tepes I-tbmiiS. The o'her clalma, (oovired by there
ft- j r- ot S&.Oi 0 COO, onr of the $20,000,000 to be paid to
Mexico ) ate those ebich original d under the treaty of
Guadalupe and some otters, not proti el for In that
treaty Tic aggregate however, we are laformed, will
not, probably, in< ludisg tbe <>aray indemnity, exoead
three n.i'lti.nn which would reduce tne purchase miney
ef tbe new tarri'ory to S 18.000 000 Thia we feel
anthorlseC to a?y, i? (Jen. Uad>uen'a onnBrmed opinion,
euaiainvd by that o< the Mexican Mleiater, who ihoaght
Gen Gadsden was Uo exacting In reaere^g f& 040, t00,
when fiom 92,000,000 t j 93.000,000 ought to pay every
Amtrieaa claim.
Tub Chilian Minirtry? Mr. Carvallo, envoy ex
traordinary anl minister plenipotentiary of the repao
lic of Chili, after a residence at Washington of eight
?!, took leave of the President, on hia re torn to
, on Friday laet; and, with his family, sailed
from Baltimore to Valparaiso, in the ship Bosan L.
Fitxgerald , on the 22d instant. The offl ilal interooane
of Mr. Carvallo with our government, and his social
intercourse with our citizens, manifest his ripe judg
ment, good heart, and good tas ?. He has left none bnt
friends? very many friends? and general regret at
the parting with so estimable a family; and all cor
dially nnite in good ? iahes to himself, his amiable
ladv and children, that their voyage may be pleasant
and their whole career of life happy. Mr. Carvall)
carries with him very marked proof of personal res
pect and confidence entertained for him by the Pre
sident and other high functionaries of oar govern
ment, and has reason to be proad of the elevated and
honorable position la whicn he has placed the rela
tions between the two nations. The Chilian govern
ment, jnst>y appreciating his superior abilities, con
ferred on him the charge of her foreign relations,
for which his experience at home and asroad pecu
liarly qualities him. In her choice of Mr. Carvallo's
eucceesor near our government, she will indeed be
iortunate if she shall find a representative equally
acceptable to our people, and equally desirous ana
indentigable in promoting her interest.? Washing
ton Union. Jan. 27.
Me1.A>CH< LT ErsKCTA OP TBI SriaiT DbMT'ION.
?We have a painful duty in recording the necessary
arrest and confinement of two of our must worthy
citirece ? father and son ? yesterday afternoon. Tne
father has been for some time a believer in that most
dange-ous, humbugging delusion, and an attendant
at eucles. where the spirits, mediums, Ac., were sup
posed to be present The son soon became a believer,
alto, and both became deranged and dangerous to
their families. Yesterday vio.ence was manifested,
when the District Attorney, together with the Sheriff
and some help, removed tbe unfortunate persons, and
they are now confined te prevent their inflicting in
jury upon themselves aod their families, while the
wife, the mother, and the daughter, are broken
hearted at the condition of tbe husband and son.
Have not thopc conductors of the preis, and one, of
mutual, almost unparalleled circulation, much to
smwer for in tbe encouragement their columns have
given to a doctrine so dangerous, and which has al
ready brought many inmates to a lunatic asylum?
lie gentleman frr.m whom we obtained the ln/orma
tion, describes tbe removal of the two men as the
most heart rending scene he h?d ever witnessed; tbe
m<<t!>er, while she wept bitterly at tbe removal of her
hunbai! d and the fatler of her win, felt that those en
gaged in the melancholy task were doing a kindness;
while tbe daughter's cries *ere echoed through the
ho<.(e at the removal of her father and her brother,
to be confine d- not for crime, 'tis true, but what is
next ti it, lor lot* of reason ?M lwauki* Stnttnrl,
Jan. 24.
Impohtant A rkv.ft of CornrEBriritRS.? Ye ter
day D'oniirg the shrrff and his officers, with a
p<>s*e accompanying', made a descent upon a canal
boat Mi*k st ti e dock ' ear the foot of A e 1 street,
a- d sirrsti'd Alexander flarnngton and a mun
natntd Putnam, C'ap'ain Chirk, and a woman who
bad t.eet living *ith the latter. A thorough search
of their quart* re revealed a large amount or counter
lei'. gold coin with all ho aopsratos for m*nufao
turaig t c. same, milling tools, dies, and the varioas
ct, tiniest* for washing i.nd galvanixinK coin ? in
short.a complete cotnjteifeiting establishment, which
it U Mippoato has iieen doing a pool huxincxH during
the f at-t winter. The parties are all known to be
cmm '-fed with a (rang who b?ve put a large amo iut
of tiieir spurious muiofsc'nre into circulation wittr.n
the paM few month.*, and wire all of them witnesses
for the teien.-e in the jaoos on trial fur counter
Taiting, ^tirirg the last term of Court. Harrington's
father is now ljing in jail awaiting trial of perjury,
committed dining the same trials.? L'htragn J mr.
Jan. tS.
PwllM 1?||IH|I?||
KJITKBITI BOBKXBT I* A NHII BOCTB, 1KB BM
OOTBBT OF TBS 0TOLBN PHOPBBTT, AXOUMTDW
TO MBAB $100,000.
Oa Saturday afternoon, at about OM o'clock, offlocr
Martin, cm of the attach* tat tkitaHimiMiMi
UMd John Lane, keeper Of avltuallng and Uquor cellar
?01 Mr of liQoar and Centre atreete, charged with
atsaltng from th* person of John Patau oertifled oheoka
to the milt of mm $*0,000, together with eerttCoatea
of atook to mm M0, 000 mora. la addition to all thla
than WM MOO la (old ooU; 1160 la buk bills, oa tha
Bank a t CBpe Fear; also, a gold watah aad ohala, (aw,)
la a ease, worth NO; oaa gold finger dag, valued at 9X0,
aad a foil atad worth M.
Tha etreumataaeea oadar whlah tha money aad
property im atiln ara M followa Mr. Patera, It
appears, la a'realdent of.Greanaborough, Guilford oounty,
North OaroHaa, aad agaat of a gold mlnlag com
pany la North Carolina, aad ?m la this city oa
buafaaaa. 8xa after hla arrival ha became aomewhat In
toaloated. atiollad a boat tha city, aad accidentally waad
ad hla way tovarda tha Five I'ointa, when he wm aooa
mat by aoaae of tha famalaa of that loeality, who Intro
dnoad him to tha aallar kapt by Lane, at tha aoraar of
Aathoay aad Caatra atresia. Hare, aeon after hla an try,
not with a tending hla Important mind, produoed by liquor,
ha fait oartala they ware robbing him. aad called oat for
ha) p. Lana refused to lat him go, aad futaaad tha door.
Officer Martln'a attention wm drawa to tha oallar by OM
or two paraoM who suspeoted something wm wroag.
Tha offloer foroad open the door, aad thara ha found LaM
h< Idlag Mr. Patara by tha aoat. LaM exclaimed, "Hare,
offloer, take thla maa away : ha'i drank, ma
kin* ? ?*'' tnrbinca, aad breaking op my thlnre "
an. Patera repnv, "I am robbed of all a* s-??ve*ty.''
The effioer, aat k~v*ing wUoee order to obey, took
charge of both, and conveyed than before tha magistrate.
Onjheir waj to the ooort a Mr. John O'Rlelly, of No.
826 Eighth afreet, aaw LaM reach hla haad back of tha
effloe r aad evidently pat aomethlng into Mr. Petera' aoat
Kcket. The ciicomatanca attracted hla attention, aad,
llsviag it to be aoaoe trick, ha informed the offloer. The
officer then looked into Mr. Petera* pocket, aad there
fooad the gold watch and chain, whlah had bat shortly
before bean atolen. On aearchlog the peraon of the prf
aoner a gold linger ring waa found, which wm IdenUSed
by Mr. Patara ai tha one itolen from hla peraon. The
erldetoe waa atrong against tha prisoner, ana Jaatioe
Oaborn oommitted him to prison to await a further ex
amlnatioo. The ( fficer then returned to the oellar aad
there recovered, by the oouatar, aaveral oheoks and oerll
flcatea of stock. All the other property, with tha ?x
oeption of Mar >200 la gold, whloh u supposed to have
been carrltd ofl by one of the women, was fooad on the
perron of Mr. Petera, auppoaed to have been replaoed by
the thieves
Stealing at the Fire to Dunne Street ? The police oa
S?turday night arm ted four fellows, calling themaelvea
Martin Hints, M;chael H'.nea, Jamea L Stack, and James
McObwan, who were tetcoted stealing at the Ire la Doaue
attaet. Thay waie taken before Jaatioe Bogart, who
committed them to prison for examination.
Burglary ? Some burglar on Saturday night broke
o pen the atable of Mr. Ljnah, situated in Mott street, and
a tola the rafrom two sets of harnesa. No arrest.
Another. ? Burglars entered the store 66 Mott atnat on
Saturday by forcing open the outer door, and atole there
from sixteen silver watahaa and a lot of jewelry, in all
valued at 160. No arreat.
Arrest, of FugiUeetfrom New J me y ? Offloera Havana aad
Webster, of the Sixteenth ward, on Saturday evening ar
reatad two young men, named ThomM Tlchman and Joaeph
Spencer, fugitives from South Orange, New Janaay? at
which place thay itand charged with breaking Into a
store and strai ns therefrom a quantity of dry goods, the
property of Mr. H. 8. Smith. The polioe arrested Spanoar
at the corner of Sixth avenue and Fortieth atreet, and
he has now proved to be the boy who atole fifty dot
lara from his parents about the first of the mouth.
Sirce that time he abasnted himself from home,
and now he Is fennd Implicated In a burglary. The two
prisoners ware taken before Jaatioe Stuart, who detained
them in custody to await a requisition from the author
itlaa of New Jeriey.
Another Fugitioe Arretted? Captain Klaaaer, of the Fourth
ward, on Saturday arreated a pedlar, named Abraham
Davis, on a charge of being concerned la the burglary
oommitted on the store of Wells h White, la Albany. The
aceuaed wm detained la cuatody to await tha aotion of
the authorltica at Albany.
Brooklyn City Intelligence*
Scddm Death? buupiaoH or Potsoxraa ?Yesterday
muraiif offloer Blee, of the F.rat dlatriet polioe, arreated
Jan as Darbee, oa auipioion of haviag caused the death of
hla wife by poiioa. It appears that the wo maa com
plained o! Illaeaa oa Saturday, aad the huaband weat to
m apothecary shop to procure aome medicine for her
relief He returned la a abort time aad aald he had
bought astne arrowroot which he administered to her.
immediately after taking it she was thrown Into convul
sions, and cried oat that aha had beea poisoned. She died
aeon after; aad Coroner Ball being notified of the Caet,
ordered the arreat of tha husband, who will be detalMd
until tha aflfclr sen be lavectigated. A pat mortem exami
nation la to be made thla moraiag, at tM raaidenco of the
aceuaed, oa tha aoraar of State aad Boerum atreota.
Aunt os a Cum von Rohbdsu Ha Khtlotssh ?
AlaxaaMr P. O'DomcU wm ariested at hla reaideace la
BiUge street, aeer Concord, oa Thursday last, by offloera
Baediker ud Frost, oa the oom plaint of hla employers,
Meesra. Rvsenberg ft Maatera, dry gooda merchants, In
Fulton atreet, who allege that ho had atolen property,
amonatiag to aoma hundreds of dollara la value, durihg
the past six months. Oa acernhlng hla house tha offloera
discovered a aura bar of pawn tisketa la aa old chlaa pot,
aad aubeaqaeatly obtained allka, ahawls aad other des
criptions of goods, at tea different pawnbrokers' eatab
11 ah men la la New York, la all valued at one hundred aad
fifty dollara. The Mousel wm brought before Juttioe O.
K. Smith for a heailnc, whieh reaolied la his being hell
to ball to answer, aay lndlotment the Graad Jury may
find against him.
StTSMa Dxsth ? John Parker, formerly a private watch
maa, wm fouad dead la bed, at hla resideae*. So. 18
State atreet, yesterday morning, having enj yed appa
rent gi oa health up to the time of his daceaae.
DiDicsTtoa or a Niw Caraeuc CHraai.? The ehnroh oa
the eo> ner of W lUoughbj and Bridge atreeta, raoeetly
J a i closed by the fltrmu Oathol'ea, w?a ipeaed Tester
ay moraiag at tea c'olock, by the Bt Rev. Dr. Laagh
lin, Biahop of the diooeaa It la at r lad the Chureh of St
Boailface. After the goapel. the Bev. Mauraa Kamsauer
delivered a dlaecnraa la the German langnagt He spoke
with great earseetieaa, aad ao doabt made a forslble
Impression, Towarda the ooaclualoa of the aervicea tha
Blaaop addreaaed the congregation at aeaaa laagth aad
wi.h good effect. The atteadMoe waa large, aad the
certmon'ea were tntareatlnf . The bulking la a neat
fr?a>e, aad u?M lately was la tha poeeeerioa of ao Epla
oopai oongregatloa.
The German Sewapapan.
TO TBI 1DITOBOF TBI BBKALD.
Naw Tou. Jan. M, 1M4
Sin? In your Jcuraal of thla date I fiad aa article head
ad ' tier maa aewapapera In the United Siatea," la wnlah
I reed the following:- ' Kaihol IlircKen Zeitmtf? OethoUo
Chnreb organ? a Jeeult paper, ravtag mad la Ita attaoka
on repubUcanlem "
Now, air. you have beea m lain formed aa to the charac
ter of my paper, ar d for proof I refer you to ita editorial
article of .he 19 h Inst eatitler : ' We Oatholloa la Am
eii<a," whieh artlole, after aome remarka oa atatistiaa,
pioeeede to say:? "m eidaees of tha Uaited Statea we
Ce hoUca oc< upj aa hoaorabla po>ltioa; we ataad aa one
maa la anpport of the .oonatitutio* and the lawa of tha
l?nd. e e ? w* are happy to be la thla country, where
the ehnroh la free from gemiarmm aad b area uarat?? where
the polioe club is bravely haalled against loaiera aad
rowdies, against riotiug eat mnaietans aad red repeblleaa
asaa sains. ? ? Yes we CBtholles feel oootented and at hone
la this beautif al country, aa much so as the fish in the
water m the eagle la ita aeet. as the Jew of old under his
ftg tree. Aad although evea la America roaat pigeoaa do
oc.t fly Into one's month, and man sets here, as else
where, his bieed bj the sweat of hla brow, yea, I must
praise America, though many fiad fault with It, eepeoial
ly thoee men who have beea drlvea away from Oeimaoy
and eome to this country; yes, they are the persons who
ooastaetl; grumble, deoouxelng the A me leans as moaey.
aiisto'rats. without foeiing aad pnadpls, as the lnfa
mo us HcchvxicJUtr of tiasioeetl has d we "
This article sill I trust, eonrinoe joo, Mr. Editor, that
you ? ere mlsiafonae<l aa reiards my paper, it is true I
am a Jeeult? o capile a d almrn booeueo 1 fully believe
la Him who Is the founder of our holy obatch; aad aieo,
my peper la a Jesuit paper, because It la written la de
fence ( f that ea ne chureh egateet tM eoettaued blasp is
miss of enti CkrlaUan acrlbolsra; but never wm it, aor
ever will It be my leteatioa. to edit a peper whieh Is ; av
is, g mad In Ita attacks oa repabllranlsm.
Yours, respectfully. MAXIMILIAN OERTEL,
Editor of the Kaihol Kirchem Zeitwtg
Demeede Mlaae llauay.
A B>e occurred at Muitowa. St. Stepbens Me., oa the
20tk InatMt, which eoaeuoed the I'nlvereelNt mreting
bcuae, aao one dwelling houae. OariDg to the ?eT?ri?j at
the weather the englnee ennld not be worked In time to
aavw either. The meetiag house wm partially taeared.
The Taaaaasas rtvei ia reported to be higher thaa it hM
beea for aix yearr, ?ad weetera oummuaieatioa at Chat
tar rga la cut off. It la fearel that coaatoefakle proparty
will be loet.
The Peterabnrg Krjreu cbrnnlftler the death of Hs-aah,
a negro acmas, owird br a lade la that city, at the ad
vanced age of US She died of no partlcu'er disease, but
seek uadsr tha eibaostloa laoldeat t j extreme old age.
She wm bora 1a IVwhs ao cooaty.
The Middlesex, N J , c nrts hate thla term two eaeee
of breach of promise Ui attend to The firs", which has
oecnptsd the coart from Voeadaj mornli * to Friday eight
last easd'Cioed la favor of the plaiatiff, awarding her
?3,000 damages.
The expteee train fior- R s'on on the Fitcbbarg Rell
roac oa tbe S'.tb ta>-t >an lata a freight t>ala wumh wm
ataadlag oa the track, ia cm arqeenae of the englM hav
iag got out of water. The cailaico damaged aaveral
oars, ard tilled a brakeman n*me1 Cook
A severe atom perwed over IJber'y district. Fredsriok
eonaty, Md., oa ths 10th last . dotag maoh damags The
toheoco bonee cf Mr. N. Norrla was erttr?l? d-mollshed,
as was alio ths bars of C.iloaal James ti Alloc, at New
Windsor.
Mrs Frager, of Stark co- nty. O , las* week gave birth
to three boje, two or wllr.h llr-^ hhe has pr^aeaiec her
hoebe&d with six children withta sy?a
Tha Tarf.
Wll IHOA RAOSK,
LOrcuxs Cite ? Naw OaiaAaa. Jsa. 10.? Purse 1300.
two tuiie i eats
IV, Tnos J *tl ?'? nb e, I#"r>mie ht Sjetnu out
c.f Heel b jeers " M 1 1
T. C. Wap!e 'r (t. I, r nte'rl cU a. by tiallatln,
oa. of iarp Ur.., . .tarauld 2 ]
t.'if. 3:4*J<? 8 :6b.
ih ? I*ur?e g?C, n'lle tiers.
T C Ws.pi* 'a (4 IiSM mte'e) ch f., ??y Flyleg
HBIet'Cian, net of Xtidle, 3 yeara oil,.,. 3 11
W.J Minor's ch. a onrad tkr Uorselr, by
V< neltt-r. ..ut of 1? j JU?. - ^ ears old 19 3
Col, >4. at Hili a > h I. i lara Miatsr by
dam by 8?i t ar.d. 4 aeere cVl t 8 g
D. T Rrr n??'a ch g taal'letppar, by Imp Ravof,
oat Luda, 4 j-ara old . . . 1 dlat *
? ft r?w his rider Ttwta.1 tav;? I MS? 1 A3
Foro Omjax Bonn to DiAfiaMnnME
-lhhBiiiotfMiMrthiht, to
banaAjto tha g*oa? m
?mnwtiirONu Itwumn.
iun worn MX
atoofeiAJfaw...Iiv*rpooI Philadelphia Mm 4
in Liverpool Mew Tori... ju 14
Pwili Iiffwl NawTert Jaa IS
A*!?? toll
Arabia UtwimI ju n
Yank** Bind* N*w York Ben Pre edit* .... J? n
Niagara Boatoa IJvarpool M 1
Atlantic Ntw Tort Liverpool M 4
CMy ofQlaagow.. ..Philadelphia.. .Uv*rpo*l Pth 4
North tra light. ..New York Saa Jaaa M 4
Georgia MwTotk AapiawaB M 4
Our law New York Btrmoda, Mt M 1
A>ia Ntw York Liverpool Fik ?
Black Warrior ....Now Tort Hay. & Mobil* VM t
Franklin Now York Bam. M U
NorthBUr Ntw York Atpinwall MM
voe raw Ton? m mt. %
mm tarn ,T 16 | noon rrb. ji
mm ?a t 13 1 an wat* '-uP** '
?n mi New York, juurf ^d, iSSi,
arriykd.
Steamahlp Ohio, Tax, Atpinwall, Jaa 18, with tptol* Hi
BMMBf6r>. to M O Robtffa
8W emthlp Alabama, Behenek, from a ttnite la *6*rrt td
ttoamthip Baa Fransiaeo. and Bermada Ju 34, to Siaul U
MitchlU Jan ID. lata* 24 B, Ion 64 26 W, (poke brig Iltal
Abb, of Frankfort. He. from Yarmoutk for Hettlalque; Utk.
fPH, lat ,88 69 M, l?a to 22 W, tpoke ikip Wm A Ooeaer, eg
? ew York for Bo even; 12*6. 2 80 PM. la* 38 B
?? ? ?A?'?B?U,*d baik ??WtfUajn ?> of Boti**, lUii
Ing toktht B; 14th, tpokt brig CtaatanUae. of aad tot 1?
burg from St Dmteao: lnk/l PM, lit 34 60 M.lon <1 ttV,
?poke Frenohbrt* Olfviere. of Nantee Iron How TorkfM
Bortftaux; S PH. wa? bearded ky cutter Im V B alooaeS
*?r Deeatur. Com Btorrett, from Boatoa, Jut IS, la eenreh ft
teamihlp Baa Franelioo: 18th. U 10 A*. lat 84 02 N, loa M
61TW, ipok* brig iEtea of 81 John, fna N? w Unu iri?k l?
Matamae ; 23d, 12 M. arrived aad anehortd la tht harbor ?J
Bt G*cr*e'e Bermuda; 28th, lat 38 fc7 N, loa 71 4A, ia? a lam
ellppor ohlp, with rod, bluo aad whit* iwallow tail iltiiX
?tending N. -???
Ship Ohio. Begeaa. Liverpool, 18 day*, with mdte aad to
paaatsiera to J W Phillip*. Kxperienotd hoary weather,
?put i alia, at*T* imall boat, bulwark*, aad leoelved otkea
damage.
Ship Oooan U or aid (now olippor). Cotter. Daaarlaootta.
Be. 9 day*, la ballaat, to Spofford. Til eaten k Co. Tha O K
la 20(0 toaa burtl en, aad ,ntended for tha Liverpool trad*.
BriiWm T Dngan.lH<rton, Wilmington, NO, 6 daya, wito
navalSatore, to MCteady, Mott A 0*.
Bohr Fraacei Battotly, Cleveland. Savannah. 7 day*.
Bohr Mary Jane, , Wilmington, NO, 10 day*.
If lad dnriai tha day light from N8.
Ship Iialth Crowell, at Boatoa, haa baaa told far ISO.WB,
oaah aad I la a.
TtlMraohla Maitoa Hti nil*
BOSTON, Jaa il No ohipa arrived to day; harbac fall td
floating lea, aad vtathar iatoaaely aold.
CHABLBSTON, Jaa 27-Arr Bremen bark Alfred, aad
aobr faaay fera. Dink.
BBW OKLBAB1, |Jaa Ifr-Anr ahipa Priaaetoa, MT*tk|
Shawaat. aad Bliiaboth Kl?ba>l aad baik HkKUtoa, Bw
ton; bark Charlott* fay. Philadelphia.
Kltrald Ktrtot Oat
HAMILTON (Bermada), Jaa SS-The brie B W Part**
will be roleaaed Atom qoaraBtlno, the mate, wha wa* aMi
with the amallpoa ha* in* reooyerod, aad every MM
prooantion bay fag been taken in famlgatlni the ToaaeL
The brig George Otl? la ready for aea, bend to Pacaamba
eo. but Laa been detained hex* to day owing to th* deaartttm
ef tome of her orew.
Capt Hngg, late of the bark Olive Branoh, lott oa th* wad
end of thea< lalanda p>ocoedt to 8t Oaorge'a to-night, to ttt
onre a paaiage to New York ia the Alabama.
Tha brig oooan Bird loft Bt Oeergo'a oa Saturday laat,
bound to New York, aad took the ahlpwreeked orew ef ahl?
Tam O'Shanter. _ _ _
The Piiaoiat Boyal aailed from Bt Oeorn'i to day for Ntw
York.
Tha brig. Java, Oapt Blehardaoa, arrived a* Bt Qtorge'a ta
Saturday laat, leaky and la want ef aalli (ho la from Ba
ilie, Boa, bound to Ntw Tort, With mahoc ai (ate Dto
MBrtrPidea 1* being oalktd and Sttod with new tot *#
rigging and a foremaat (aee Foreign Ports. ,
BDGABTOWN. Jan S5-Arr brig Leoatlr rrymaa.
New Bedford for Boatoa. Tha L ht.^ reeeni aeaaahoro
at Holmee' Hola and hat been repairing at N itord. Alao
arr aobr ilyeaa, foontatn, Norfolk fti Porttmonth.
28th? No arrlvali.
29th, 9 AM? la po; rig Loontlnt, tohr Hytna, aad Bt
atcamar Conqueror.
[from another Cortoapendeat ]
The hall ef the brig I aaka, atraaded oa the South Start,
waa aold by tht matter oa the 2lat, aad bid to by him foelfl.
The ahaiaa watt alao bid ia by him.
PHH.ABBI.PHIA, Jaa 19, i PM? Art
ef Oeergia. Garvin. Bavaaaah: City
Biohmosd via Norfolk; aobr Mary Itsnnva, iins, m iwa.
28th? Old atoamahlp Citv of New Tetk.Hat.hewa, Bee tea;
brtga f taken, Jaokaoa, It Jago; atht 0eo Baga, Thatohtc,
Caidtaaa.
*9- Bee Cotreepoadeaee.
Baie Java (ef Pert Med way ^N 8) Biebardaea, oat 58 daya
from Boadarae, koaad to Mew York, arrived at Bt Oerge'e.
Bermada. 21at lait, leaky, abort of provltiona aad la waat e*
aaila. Oa 18th December eaperieaoed a heavy gala ITeaiT
toVNV aad toeadte N ; 28th aad 27tn, agate had heavy
J alee la whleb brig eprung aleak aad left her a alia. Wham
tit Java arrived efl 81 Otorga'a the had aiae fee* water to
bet held.
Bai* Dbrmabk. Oamage. aahore at New Ialet, NO, Uto
anred la Be* ton Uapt U atatee that he had a very *evt*?
time ia the gal* eff Oape Cod. aad eame near foaadoriag; let*
aaila, apart, aad oae maa overboard. Tht brig wa* deeply
loaded with ttoat aad merohaadltt.
Bchb Youwo Ambbioa. at Paaama (rem Baag*r, He, tm
ooutttred off tht Horn gait* of ?lad aeeompaaled with hau,
?bow and loa, let thlr y two daya doriag whieh time th*
deck load waa waahad evetboaid, and aaeamaaaamed Wa
B Qeold aged aboat twetty, of Bottoa. From Cape Hotm
t ad bead winda, aad waa obi lead to beat nearly every tart of
tht way to port, aotwlikataadlag whith tht madt thtrma *?
lnithitty two daya.
Far dlaaatot to bark Orapothot, aad ether vaaaal* ta to*
rivet, by itt, t*t gtattal aew* oolumaa.
Whalemen,
Latter* reoelvid from Capt Holme*, of hart L*aade?, at
Hyatie. rtporta htt Aug 10 la Otligo Bay, with 700 bM* wa fi
do tp oil, to aall In a few daya tor tht wottwatd.
Sfokbr? Nov 24, lat 7 N, lea 22 SOW, back Oiariee, OHf
ford, from NBedfcrd for Paoifle Ooeaa.
Dae 17. lat U 68 N, loa V (16, ahlp Qea Plko, of Nlldlfd,
for North Paoifle Oeeaa.
Iflhia.
Ship Parllamtat, Bamptea, fr*m Liverpool Jaa 2,
toa. Jaa 6, lat 49, loa 11 W.
Ship Rnfua K Palm. Hathora, from NOtleatt fat Uvecpatd
Bt date, off Grand Baaka (by ahip Reporter, at Littntrt
Jaa 9).
Brig Feeea Heleaa (Dutoh), Per team, from Amatordaaa
for NTett , Jaa 18, 18 milea from Bt OavM'a Bead, Beteiw
B'rig II (.ratio, heaee for Santa Martha, Jaa 17, lat 31 9,
loa 6S 3U
Bohr FUrtaoe (Br), hoaoe for Klagatoa J a, Jaa 17, off ?
eBd of the Be cm ndaa, had eapenoaeed very heavy weatham
Bohr Jo ha 8 Wilaoa, from Havana, ao data, off Cape BUaa
beth? hi aobr Juniata, act at Pertlaad 27th,
Foreign Port*.
BartTOL? Game dew* to the Pill 8th, bark Toagata, HMk
for NUrleaa*. aad ronalaed 9th
Bebhuda? Art Jaa 11, brig Java (ef Port Hedway, MB,
Richard# i n Beliie, Boa, for MTork? eee Diiaetera. Cld brig*
Pitaeeaa Boyal (Br), Doe, MTork; 2M, Geo OUa, Bray, Pa*
nambuee (ftomJN Yttk), haviag repaired. (See Oorteapa*
4'on'rranTrBorLB? Art Dee 24, kerk Nevada, Polity*, B**
*?Call*o? Art Dee 12, ahlpe Hoaterey, Leorae, Baa Pram
elaoo iaad aid 18th for Chlaoha); 14tb, Caroliae Naemlth,
Keaaay, NTotk via Paaama (aad aid 18th for Paaama); Hat
t.Ue, etafford. Sydaey, NSW; 14th, Chloora, Howte, aad
Volga, Holm, Chin >haa (aad both eld 19th lot O State*); J a*
H bhepar*. Mnnaon, Baa Frat elaoo (and aid 19th far Ohto
ehaa); 16th, J u Walea, Bowlaad. Chlaehat (aad aid MM
L'Btatea); ijtb, Sirooco, 1 andflald, do; bark B??tlaad, Sta
llage, do (aad aid 2 Id for UStatra): lHtb, a 1 but, Oragory.de;
bark Barmnra, Falta, do taad aid 24ih for Uatatoe); 19th.
ablpe New York, Baiter ? (aad aid 24th for OBtatee; Gee
kvaaa, Ovulliard, do a d aid 22d for CBtetaa); Aaglo laiee,
1 eel a. Baa Praaelaco (?i ? eld Stth for Chlaonaa); Hooklaad.
Vinall. Amtral a, */' ..adall. Fry, Ban Fraaoiaie; bark
AF JeuLUM.O, Ttoi , .v.tiaa;2 etahlpa Buoheaae d'Orleaaa,
llnttca, to Atoiaata. coity, Baa Fraaolaoo (aad aid Idth
tut Chit ohae); , eland 1 otbf p Auatralla; Re bo >0 a, J >rdaa,
Sydney NBB ; 23o Sarah. Peela, lalay; Lorena, Urqnkar*,
Cnuonaa; Foneater, Canlfleld, ? o. 23d, Plymouth Bart.
Tnokcr; Gov Morton Bargtee, aad Aramlage, Driak watte,
do.
Alee al4 10th, ihipa Lurk now, Plamer, DStatet; 14th Sam
uel ta ea. v-albot, at d Cel*e?ial Empire, Pie roe chiaeaaat
Cereli. e Tuoker, Chaae, I atatee; bark Alien Niyte Lewie,
Gh'BObea; 16th. ahipa Bplendld, Hicglae, do, 16th. Fid**,
Chempiob do; 17th. Lark Mmred, Miohola, do; 19th,
paul L'Sta ea; Sara I.oyd Merrit'. Chin ohae; baik Tar
mouth Bampaea, do; 21at. etipa haaatlaa Maelooa, da; ad.
North I ead, Jerkiaa, eo; Ud, re.le of the Meet, Hewea, A*;
24th, 'Yeoaeae" (prskaMy bark a t Jeateaa), Udtetee.
Dbav Art Jan 9. ahlp Albert Oallatin, Btorar, NIert l?*
Loadoa. a. d proeeeded Remaiued lOtt, Br brig Oriea, Kar
ri*, *Torb let Bonlogaa
Harna? Arr Jaafl! ahlpe Wm Tell, Foaek. aad Wm N*t
aoB. t. heaver N 1 ork.
tfai.aovBna- Cld Nov 6 krig Aageetnra, Maatee, Tal
paraieo.
Palebmo? An Dee 28, kria Yoaag Ametiea, Begt a, Be*
l< n 82 ?aye _ _
Pabama? Air Jaa 13, eebt Ttaag Amotion, Btewa, Baa
rCpr.vIi<M'TM? Sid Jaa 9, ahlp BdwUa Moioa (er Breughtoak
Ant. arp eavlng tepalrv* (ttom NTerik
kio GaanKB la pert Dee *. bath Fredk Damlag. Ohaaa,
for A York; ?aly am veaaeL Sid 6th, brig Oareai, Maa*
enelot, Mlorar _
Savant- Sid Deo 11, bark Re** Peel, Ha'dlag, Boatoa.
Svuaav, NBW? Art OetSI, bark JohaH Millay, CraadeM.
New Caie*o*<a
V a 1 r a a a 1 ao- In port Dee 14, bark laabelita Uyae, L-__
by. Iruai Au.tralla. dlaa fre ghte la good demaad far
Bnrepe and Aaetralla, alth ao pretpoet of aa immediate do
ellre H> rate*.
Bid Dee 8. 1 bap Battler. Browa, Boatoa; 9th, barkt Aratka
??. Beioay. T mt to lead tor naa,Fraa*iaeo; lutn, Hartha AJ
1 a. Bvrdett, do do (both ohartetea at 817 per 2bW ike).
Homo Porta.
BALTIkORB? Art Jaa 27, aobr Klehard Birdea Jam.a.
Nf oik. Cld rig knropa (Br), Fraaeit, Bnrbadooa via ifar
folk ; irbre B> ninot M 9n.lt.., Ryder Caroline tlall. Kegeca;
Juba Tway. ('ex. Diamond Brewatel. and Regain* Baala.
Nf ork; G B Parmr, B'Dongall. Portemoath til; Peni*yl<
tania, Koath, Norwleh Ct; W P Wlillamt, Rid^era, rilma
don.
? 08T0N? Art Jaa 18. AH, brUa Botto. Kalght, Jaik??>aa
vtlh. 1, *. epeland, Bartlett, Savanaal.; Pintt, HilUer aea
(iont; aohre S D Nirti a, Poland, ca.n-uae 12th; V (I Hill.
Meidiat. Taag e ; kiuaio. Bail, Baltmore; Jean B Myera
Kleh, iruio iwiih earao of tour fugi, belora reo<>i?ad
wreaked) ' Id >hlp* He- ternla (new, 7UI i'lWfeH rial, Haaa
a?a), "( and fit NvrUac.?; Corneita. aU ouatd, do; Me
< ore. browa. do. k?r> A?ola, Kendnck, Charleston.
alinira Joy. Hj def, Jaoteou vi'l?; Leo, J. w Obailea.oa.
1 an-1 v Berry i"*> maetcr of toig bengueia, wnioh eld
J?i> 19 f r Cientnoiice
lai.i niVBK? Bid Jaa 27, eebr Bvellaa. fltaataa. ?r
I oMi tor N Y 1 rk
NI.W LGJ" l>ON? art Jaa T. pr poller Qali abang. Hal*
l?a.fiYirk tor Nir.iah 4U b ,*k t Ltolop*. i? hUtloaay.
t'eif Bteo (ft ?p r< lie- a) nU p v*a?rtegtoa. flYnr*.
NKW -kDlOHl -Bit Jaa ?, eckr B d baaratr, Tri*w.
BaUnifi
Nkw POK7? Air .Ian Jt, *r, ia Saratoga. Hodgdon Vale a
to* Ktufcn , td, Charlca u H-etionar, ntabt*. :totk?a to*
thll\de!thin, and re?i?ir>4 17th.
) ( H>LaM) -Arr J a 17, br # Zaci phoa, Trrk. MataaiaB
let lip, via Holm, a' Ho e; aobr Juaia^a, Wilier*., PailadeT.
ph>a < 9 Cape tlitaer.h ai.h rehr Joi.n B ? ila>a. ??**. free*
llavana frr Portland. Cl.t . art ?tJagv itdaMUdl, Card*
nae, ? hr adnaaaa. Bargeat Will aaebtcg, H T
PAlga ArvJaaK oa?? kHualjo. aatalig Rjodraada.
* t r qi< Ti.v - v al'? Gewtage
r e t l,t vet peat