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cf appointing. ar J Jld Oct *rp'T*? tb*
1W|(U Ray ?ri> ('"mi )?>f T>rl follow '*kt?g th* opp->
rite vi?w, ttiet lie ooii?' '?? ? mean 1 ?if?P l,.'t
w?.t byaO - "d 7,'T ?2? ?*???
meeting of tli. Lrgtaltfure 11- ?polt* m-*rly two hour*
b.*ktlg a ?o*t ?>*b T*^ !? **' argument K?*,i?i?#d
Mr (wfc.g) O' Vt . ror* to *p-*k, bat
till te-Biocrot, th?* Ac'joiixttu.
Home of Kepreaontn"?*
^.nvcmtf, r.b. 1, 1*"
PATI>r KIl-fKT
Th* Sr^o laid before ?b. House th* .MhMtal
. .W. I ,.,?ort ft tb? Oommiwloww at meow. k?
,? a. cv.m.tu. ?? ?? wlt% ?
sr s^=r?
K fTS 1TC
Mr Jcit-H (<'*? ) Y ? " '"J * rv",Ml3'r*tl3# ?f
vartorday-avot*, by which th. bi.> i? V ?t.?t o*tr?o*>M
U th* mill, on railroads waa referred to U?e Vjommltw* of
(dem > of Ohio. remarked, though th* bill It
general i?' I** t?rr??, it* origin ww owing to th# din
turbano-s at Eii*. It appeared to him there I* now a
state of affair* o'aiah call* for th? aotlon of th* Hons* to
Uaure th* ??f* transportation of th* mal'i*. Thii bill
(U drawn with eapeotal care to guard against a oonfliat
of tfae 1*1 ted dtato* anthoritle* anfi wiurt* or Pennayha
nit Any order owming from th* State Court oould b?
?s*o*l*d, ?otwlth*taD(ilng other provision* of th* bill.
Bine* bo earn# Into th* Home thU morning h* had re.
oelved a tolegraphl* despatch from F.rl* datod yeiter !ay ,
ihowlng that the mob bu again t.ken poMMakm of th*
railroad nt Krie, end th?t at th* ringing of * bell
? thoumnd person* a*ae:L.b!ed, and tar* up tlie track* ai
th* rail* were replaced. A* to th* validity o' a raiir,>a2
charter be had not a word to *?y There was a t*j??
*lty for action to inaur* tho tr*n?portatioo of the maiV
Mr. Tiouiii, (dem ) of l'a., e?k*d--Can ibeiespatch
be it lied on T _ _ .
Mr. On* handed him the despatch, ?*ylng? You mint
know the perocn bet er ttiep I do, a* n* lire* in your
S fcr Fu>kic?i'?? 1 only wtn'*d tt> know th* f*oU.
Mr. Oiiw re-uBiod? He had to hoeiili J to lenmjlT*
nta or Krie but. ba<l p?ir,.rir^d n ? doty a.< ehalrinao of
th* Po.t liic? Con n. ?>???- beyond th * h- aad uo ?wl
to* H* ' e'crre.l to New Y > k prin'? to mo* that in
eo'eeq niw" cf th? Krie .,lnrbauoe? pep-'* are njw aar
rifdti-r u<h aoada to )<t .ro;t t?ent? (our Uourn .u ad
rai.ce of Dae mail, ?ud h- had a p-tiii n from the *??t
ern people, afUl- g for hp n-:njn?me*t wi h Oanat,*.
Th??e thln^B * ow ih? lo: nw-euy aou n
Mr JO.ith (leuD ) ut "? n naUi uo :*r*:o>i tU? h!ll
tn.Tid'd fjr tie fa e t an poriatloa ot tr.e through
Krie. ,, . ,
Mr OiBfl jepli?d? I'.* p OTiiioni are app?t able trtry
where.
Mr. Joins ob;e:Tr<* ? n.?re !? no ob?ir lfltion anjwae'8
else and ark*d th? g?utl ni?u wheth-r he ooulJ n"t <<??
Tire a bill makln< c nt ait >?* earrj mail* in proper tini'J
b*twen this citjr and Ne* York .... v. ,
Mr. Olm *aid he had ?ir'*a''? a bill 'or that purpose, but
wa* watu z fcr an opicr untrt to repott it.
Mr. Rntsm (eh'g) cf la, obd* rr*d, t h<? b. ?> a lon^
ene, aid he hac uoihat time lo it; but froai
what he bad learned f m th ? reaoiu* r? enlay it was
doubtfo' whether C'ont nnhai c- nmitutiooal poe?r to
not en the ?ubj*ct I .reareil e?uj U?h in exinteno*
for punihblag o-'h-ruc r* of >nali?; tu: the intention ?r
effect of iM* bill, a>i b- niderpcutd it, w? to prottot th*
mail' ; bur uiwer cot* i ?hl* attitude, namely,
t.ai wter* th?ri> i? a ??du en' ir rasnn of the Stat? hy
a railri ad company, ? 1'huut ehart?r, and an attempt
mac* to remove thi* *vii. it w.-uld be oon^trued into a
orlc inal c Ifen-e br tne Ml now :efor* tbe H u .* The
Crtof the road taken ud 1h on tr.e eei-te'D e e. acd be
ig* to afraudnlei.l e >ai?ioy a? Cedde i by the Hu
pren eConit of 1 ? nn rl* i ia aod :b? L r u.i 0<>urt if ti.*
United Stale .. If a. y n an in E. la d ei.au aot to ob
?trnct the mail-, be m a c.injiaal, and there are now
lawn to pnnieb tun
Mr, CA*rn*!.L, (F ^ wb'g) f t Ohio, said he Jid not
CTticlpale lit ifce (?el og* whi h ?r?w out of lhe?* lojal
teree ? beeau-e. I<;rtu ?t?iy h- repreeented a district
not largely kuUsr** ed u the E,ie que*tion. lie eairt, a 'e*
week* ago b* was '!i t nciuna'.i, ?nd atten<1*d a publifl
m eating there, a . <*' c nrrreru with hn-in*.?e men, wqo
were put to eer'otin Iro >n"n *n e b mall obetruotion*,
acd wbeo br returnei Hi W.k. Ington ne offnred a re?J
lution calling on tb? Pre-i >ot io furnirh tue Hon** with
Informatirn r*oei?*i by tb* Poiit Otlic* I)*partm?nt
rrlatlee to the o^truc'ic* o' m*il? The opposition to
tbi* -rrf lul. n d:.ki* from l'ean?< Waula on ot* lianJ,
and fr? m the g*i.\l*mau from Sjuih Car diuaon th* jthw,
(Mr UrT ) wbc aic?ed tw l?y It on th* labl*. Hr under
ito<d Ue k?ntlr^ ?!11 tLie n tbegroi nd of *trict v>n
?tructlon, anc 'hat tb* yecitlec.au from l'eanryWanla,
(Mr R'tohl',) ' M plaetd tim*eif In tb* position mat the
'eieral ?OTerB i tnv ba* no right to pa-* iawi to prot?*t
th* tr?o*i*rU i< u o? maiU H? thourht i"*ui*yWania wa*
pladtg heratir In a fal-e povliou. S*?*ral ya ? ago the
Key irton* HUt* ?ad?a?or*d to rtrik- djwn a mo t b nutl
fol etmcfui* aer ?? the Onio ritar at Wording. Tney
pro*ur*d a d*cr?* tr m he 3t.t? Cjnrt wbioa ordered It
to be dee pi)*-' ; but lii-ngrwe late1 Nred and ceflhred that
kridg* ti be * vo-trout-. >otwi n.tandmg, thia gentle
man from ? mo- 1 Iran a (.Mr Kit .hie) put* hiuiiteif on the
p ?i'im tba ?-?iii^ga ?? fre?- ta? tbe right to rata liab
poet route* u ti bt>u* lo ?rot*ot tneni Mr. Campbell i
ii?i in kim i-rt m nt pan p. 'ltd a ciaujm ha-iM, it
can protect it in in vb? until i th* ii-oeuciary Ti * bill |
Va< iuir *o. vntUIng g*'--rally that any perm n ob
etmoUeg th< u? l?, uni--- b* >.rtui of onmp^tont logal
antbor' y, abai b-? ponl-kri. lu rrply to a Ha?i.tlon by
Mr. 8tr*ur?, Mr max), if li rtiKpmitl
10 tt? otfcr *r, an (iuun* the r*c icU aemocr^cj cn
Okio ar* pfejerwo to play out the t ?**.
Mr ^TRAtH, (ufiu ) ot Pa ? i *aa not in tbe H',uw
when tbe bill * ?? rta^..
Mr Cam!* b?i.'. ?That wan nat my fault
Mr l-TRAru? V. !,* thl* bill, and you have th* general
aod State g< veru in utr kt le?ii?
Mr Ca?p?h.i. - Ire- ?-? .rwhi-k^y lB?urr*ctii?n
gr hKtiH > i. ? 1 ? t,*r If ii.- b il xhail or pa??d
tb* m e ii litlo* uld r < ? K rlr.la'el. wit woulJ ?u?
ret a man g".l'y ? n-nor to two :riala-on*by toe
1 niled 3t?tee, at d th* oiher by the .SUte
Mr. Cavriiiiii. < ?i no> *pp?en??d tbe datger iba" any
itian would br tilel t*l * To-re wa* nothing In tS? bill
v olatlng iLe i ou?titu>ion brcauiw U r*pr<a^ly previde*
that no mat *u*U l? pu* i'bei f. r tearin* no a traea nr
obn'ructiii^ tii? wjh.'* it * ^ ^ <K?n? lHgal
authority Th* ,i>l* ij ie*tion would ?om* b#for*tn*
tribunal* of ihe l?s.d Tbrre i* danger in delay. Th*
peopto n*p wfolisg tft# k ciravufrciil of tn^
Virt, aa w*li a* ih* Auautlo, ar* waiting w.tb deep
mitaty for nati mal legirlatljn on 1 nln ?ub;*ot; and If
w* are tardy ax d refune to pioteot an Interest like tbiii,
he vii not pi*par?l to ray th?r* would not b* a power
rafred np ami tg tn* p*wipi* to protect tbeiu^rlver with
out asking O ngrr*?. Mr C said be hartiecritad num?r
on* petl'Jcn? and prrceeifiugii of var.ou" puMlo me-tlng*
Pemr of ttrm bad been prenrntrd to the Hjuer and
referred .? th* P"?t Ofllo* Onmaltt**, and oq lh'-* he
nn('.*r. too^ the rrport bad h ea aiad*.
Mr. Oijc ooafirmtd thin rtatemmt, an.l a*<'*d-Oa* or
tt* ret tlcne can.* fro*n an a<?it of a e mpany who had
eontracMd U< cA/ry th* m?'.!? bot woo cauld not dj to
in <x.n?enu?ncr of ihe troeblei *' Erl?. The [lju*e. on
Monday, j>er?e'< a rraolu'ion directing the Po*t UiHa*
(ommittee lo inquire in'o th* ?aati?r aod report a bill.
They did ro, aocorelng to th* ord*r of tue H >n^?.
Mr. Camibhj- tbungbt thl* wa* aatlafaotory. and
mov^d tbr prrvteua ipeetk-.n. ?M?_
Mr. Bamhtoh. i C i n. ) (i Md , moved hat the monon
to r* ocnaidar b* laid on Ut* table. I .oat, by 8'J againnt
1(Mr 0?ow, (deir ) of Pa , In vain requeued Mr. Camp
bell to wi n raw b * cem?nd fur the pr*vloua qu*?tlo?
Mr Jonae. of Trnn . wtte.1 lhit the Houne go Into
Commit tew of the W ipl* i a th* St* to of th* I nion. 1H?
agteet to, by di ag?ln?t W
Mr. Fuikkmi m>ve<J that tb* Hons* adjourn, gu**
|iOD loit I
Mr Okow movrd that the Hm-e go Into coiamitte*.
I/)?t. II* thru mi'*' to pr*' ??d to batinm* on the ?
Ppeakai '* ta >le. . .
P*n< lcg th* mo'ii n to r* s-milder th* vot* by whlatt
tb* bill warroernd o tbe P.?t'>fli?r Oomml'te*. th*
Hon** wei t into Commit:** of toe Wa. !* on th* *ut* if
tb* UoU'w
TH* I?B> !< l?f*? T ArrROf'KUTlOF KJ1X.
Th# 3Ucum*i<'Ii WM rA??it00 on ? n#ndm?nt< mUing
?PP opriatJr.fjs for C.nsintiAtl L^uUtIIIo cuitoia
bruM. Without e< minf to anf o netastoo "a fh-? pub
jiKit, tho O'jmsiiiteo /wo. AO*! ibs iioatie A^journ#<i.
THE LfiiE RAILROAD WAR.
Oar Spirlal Orreepondrnce.
Frii Jan 38, 1*61.
fV Firtt Train git$ Or t tie R~ad?yo Oppariti'm <? I -
Tin Marthul Ki.gayft on Kt Track ai UmM Crtek - WKc
and tTVil ar' the llarbr Cr+k /VuonCTl.' ? TV Mar k, i' I
Offt ial /n.f'tiiwmi, <f?.
This mo i log II * first tail if car* pa*?e 1 over he t ?>
b-idgea laai'log to 'b* ("ep- t, ae n-j opp wit' n wa* marl
frstod by tb* p?o} ie It ?a< un'-errtxil b vivff, that
no paeaenger car> frrm tli* W?t ahonld br allowed to gi
over It. the Marshal ha?ln 1 belltve gives bla pr*mla*
to that *fTeet Ev?rjtMrg *a? i^onr peae<ably? th*.-*
wa? not tb* aligb e*t ladica.io* of a riot, nr any d* ir* to
d**tmy tb* prop-rtj of th? *??'" >**, bat t am afraid t*>a'
If tb* bill rep?N'.;rg the oi. a. t*r of tb* >Te R? vl
de** not pax th* I<rgt*U'.ar* ti day 'her* will t* wl i
wovk herwrei' w**k e^ e %iKi th, etra rUleb
w*ir piiard r?rtb*r>*' t; .'ay w?n> in* on the alt foot
tra ? ,at n > att*ir pt h- ? yr : beeu uade to ohan/r it to
tbe .our f*rt '-a gar.**, nor will a^y b* mad* be
fcr* Mf-eiay, i ' - d h i <ar-fial tsav* completed
bU wo. k r , . _ k ti -.*. Tht* in am
log tb* Manhal wrnt U> ti -rbor C ??k, *h*r* be bad an
latetvirw with aotr.r of tb* principal men re.l !'ng th?r*
Tbey a**nrw>i that kr woull a.-, b* Inter far *d with,
and that while ba remained an ?ttaak would b* roa l?
OpOB th* roafl I wrnt to Hirbor Ci *k for th* purpo**
of i**irf the eoe< Itlon of tb'n?r t6i.,?( fonod *hoot
forty men at wcrk on tb* tra<k. TH* rram* of on* of th*
bridge* wa* In soar** cf eoutruoHon, an ! I bell*** tt will
be pat up bafor* night; bnt It I* impnaai,!*, ti, Uanhal
toM me, to Lav* th* whol* of tb* t-aik laid ba'or* M o
day. A meeting i* to b? b*M at FarVir Cr*?k tbla *v>a
tug lor the rarpnaa of railing fund* f> defray tb* *t
I*im*? ct y?*'rrday '* d*n*cwstra tion, aad rl*o to tak*
MM a* tin* in relaUon to tb* rclayitg of th* four fen
tan gang* throng h that townehlp It 1* sot known
?b*t eoMhiaioa tbey will arriv* at, but It
tathowgbt tb at all wlU agree In keeping tb* promt rt
wblek wa* Mad* thi* motalng to tb* Mar*bal lameon
rlteed, ho**v*r, a* 1 hat* *aid before, that tbe moment
to WatM tb* tail* wffl sgala be torn op (or th* p*opl*
h*U U,2 p??Wof U>? ?"? ??>* th? la- |
^utnmwTlMiare^ no 'h"m it h impow-iMe to fare- l
f 11 tnoueb I b>" =o 41 wlil 1,0,1 to j
W^?" ?otmo. ty foe Marshal, it t. almost
! ITe/llee* te ???'?? *M nlt ? miM, M??M (MMlllf b?^ j
; '..j t. wf uld b-?, not will be b? interfered with by nny \
). caJ ptlCeSS. |
G?a. K1 patrick end bU associates an all at thslr
hou.es. Tbey speak la high terms of the treatment they
rectnel In "jai but the ip.eoh > f Or. Sherman, dell
T?-*d at the dinner rneterdav, will give yeu New Vort?n
a pretty fair luea of tbe lung quarters they eoj >yed In
prison On that ?oota they appaar to bar# little onus*
i f complaint U<-n Kilpatrick is a mm about thirty five
years c f ego, aud U B.igedier (ieosrel of tbe militia of
FVla oounty. Ha owns tbi?a Farms ia common with bU
two brctbata, and the whole property 1? said to ha worth
abont thirty U ousaur dollar*. He has tba reputatloo of
an hceeet, intelligent. lnifn*trt ins farrier. and it l? to his
credit and that of bis bro hers that hi* proi-srty Is al
mtst solely tba produce of their own labor fill cousin.
Archibald Klrkpatrlos, osm a small farm, and
altliroijh not wealthy, is in comfortabla ctrcum
; c'ai o? I)r. Sbermau i? about sixty years of age,
and is a very rid practitioner in uhl? part of tha
country Hi* imprlsi cmr ot appears to hxve ex
ciUd mors lil feeling tr.waids the railroad oom pany
than thai ofary of the others. Mr Jacke Is the pro
frleter of s farm of about a hondred aces, sad we* w*ll
niwo throughout tha couaty before he made himself
or wet ma<!e conspiouons in the ??i with tba railroad
iceo. Tbsy are now certainly the line* of the day; ye?
ter<*ey they were feted and toasted to thslr heart's con
tent end I should tBlLk have tiad enough of popularity
to laat tbero all tbei' I fe'.lme. If we ex lept their
i abeeuoe from ibelr families, it was popularity vbat was
! bought at a ohesp rate.
La t mght there was a e'x foot ball, but it wan rot
attended by any of the upper cla?.ie* here, There were
about thirty couples p'e ent and th<*se euj y*d thsin
aelvee in dancing, *?"s itttermitiio* , to the uiaei i of a
vi?'is and two wiud inntruiueuti. from seven o'clock la
the evenlrg till three this uiorulrg The well* of the
rroiii were ("ecorated wilh some old atsge scenery, on a
nortioa of which wa* painted a tambfltone with uie fol
lowing inscription : ?
?o COOCCCOCOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOO Oo
0 H*rx Una o
" J 11 WAl.KER ?
Tin FaTHKt o? ru* Uavui Law. 0
rocc"cccecoooooccooooooooooo0
II w?>- a ? lr g ilar f?ature ia a ballroom, and some, who
w?ri< (".ieplea.eil witli the appearauoe of it, ellaeed it soon
af er t pt luted
1 have feeo a copv of the Instruction* whlob w?re ijiven
by th? Ai'omey Ut'teral? C?i?o Cuihing ? to the I'ulted
H ate* MkrthU I *iatei tb.t t^e Kionideat is leter
n'red tloit the <T?iy which tUe constituUou impo-e? oo
him. to ake cire tbat the la?* be tal h'ully exeoatid,
eba'l, ?o 'ar a? he ha* tbe power, be per'oraied io every
case lequlili g his iuterp>*i Ion conformably to thft acts
Of C-. D(^re*^ ; bul he ? oes not can?i'.er the a rest
o' tte Marnbal on civil pi^cee*, under the
antherity of the Sta'a if lVni!*}ivaiila, from
which he wa* linme: a*.?ly Msehar^ed on ball, In
t ue form of law, an -oietitutlns an em- rgenoy to juftify
the int- rvtn'ioo of tl?e arrard 'orce of the United Slates.
And before proceeding to ord?r the F?'ne, he de"ires him
to rejair to Erie and 'emtne tee etecotton of the proce**
by alJ the nt?sne at his conintan'l and If In so d dog. he
fctiall be interrupteu by unlawful aots on ih? pail of aay
teutons whatsoever he will then he prepared to issue
bi* froclairetif n and take the oth?r steps aathorlied by
law, and which may be requisite fot b? m?iute*auc? of
the authority of the Circuit Court of the United States.
Fioin thi* It will be seen. a< I before etaUd, thst ha
must b? driven off bj a superior foroe before United
States troope are oalltd npon. J. X.
Emit, Jan. 2S, 1854.
Me Frat Uin Caval Company' t (Jharltr u R^xalrd?Qreat
K-joicwgt Tlur?at~Tk< War rwar iti Termu ation, *c
Tbe greatest ewsiesy aail uneasiness h*? prevailed here
?11 day, In relation to the bill to repeal the charter of
the Krankl n Canal Company. ' Crowds are running to
the teleg.aph oflice to toqaire if ary despatjb h?s ar
rived from Uarrisburg ; bnt up to f"ur o'clock not a line
was sent over tbe wirei. Some of t>ie leaders, believing .
it nece*?ary t ) have eome news about the bill, began to j
fear for the propfrty of the railro*d At four o'jlook I
the following detpstch was received
Tbe bill has passed Sea lv repealing 'he cbsrfer ?' l
the Western K'>ad. T e <i .v ?rn<>r will leave for Erie on |
Monday mcrntng bv way of l'Utaburg.
Ttis news was reaelved with tbe moit en
thusiastic demonntrationj of approval and de
light It sppear?d to sfTord an isstant relief to
Ue f edicts of the whole peeple, and T think will
l?e '.he tnt at s cf preventing any act of violence on the
rallrosd Toe Intelligence wa? *onn *pcad over the city.
VPeturylvauia U trneTo Erl*' were w?ril? you ml<bt hear
from nearly ev>ry one, and all agreed thai the Onveraor
?In old get such a welcome wheu he arrived a* wou.d
ecl'p all former demonstrations io this Suu I'anann
are flrliglntbe pablie square whit* I are writing his,
aad tlie p ople appetr to b? earri?d >tv?y hv 'be r fe?l
lrg?. Tr e Itixsrnnr ti expected be-e on Tu'efay. ?nd
great prejiatatiou* will dcubtle** be made for kl* recep
tion
I ebon Id bsv* s'a'er in my flret letter of today that
M. Manon, tne hief englt.eev of the Iiltnole Central Kul
r. ad it- In bie oi j ' r the purpose of get in ( fl?e engines
over the rta-; ktr Mi*, of the Co.oag f?it Hock 'Mao
ri ad I a? ?ix et ir u?e for b<s ?oa<i < n the otter ?l e of
Harbor Cr?es. ai-u he i? here f< r the ??m? purpo e T .ey
h?v* ?p,iV??t io <1 pe.-p e of that town*' ip to know if
they w 11 allt.w - r em U> transpnvt tb^ja ov>-r the r >?d as
won a> the trac n J.la. au i 1 uud?.-e.aud th.y have in
tinated tb?lr wi llogt e* ? to do ao T eie ? f a v. tit tUiity
n,(.re IccottOtivt *, brl'>tglD(r to the sin e"-oad*. between
tfcl* and I'ster'o New Jersey wkeie they were built,
and th?y are very aial ns ab>nt tfc?ru. ior e say that
tbey will not bf to take i??ra, ao-- sa? tha'.
tbey bellevr It i* otlv trick of the Erie am Northeast
Company to g- 1 their train, over the roan. 1' they rsfti i#
itwillbetn- o ttiemi a* c?.rt?mptl" l? and dlscour -ons
act* tb?t conic be emmitte^ by the people cf ou* S'a.e
upon anolLer. "? ?
Ei is, Jan 30, 18&I
Tht Marshal at Hnrtor Crerk- Ortai H-iMring nf the Kriant
far Ihrir Rictnl Victory? D puty MunAal Sji'oule and
the " Lad let'' ? Their AUemjit In prt'l Him in Wnmtti't
Cluihti?Thrir Trut/lm SeatcA AJttr Htm?TVy VuU
t\t L'nited StaV-t MarJ.cU. ant Examir.e Ail Wvm, tn !Ae
Bvpn "f ringing Hit Fugitv* peptity?Amunng Stw
IM* ten TAtm ond a Boarder, <tc., Ac.
Ths Marshal will have the track at Harbor Creek com
pleted to day, If sot prevented by the Interference of the
people As th?ir leaders, however, have promised that
be shall meei with no obstruction* from tb?m, It Is hardly
probable that he will be interrupted In accordance with
the instructions of the Tieeldeut, he wiU have, not only to
see teat lit* four feet-ten track 1? laid, but ha mu-t f.ve
the com ; any '? the free uws" of the road ? that Is, their
ears must be allow?d to run over It without let or hind
iant.e before hU mission here Is at ao end. I ', after his
dt part tre, ths p*of le sba 1 agalu tear up tl><- :ails aud de*
troy the budge*, the general government will Interpose
it* power aod authority eaoul.1 tb-? coinoao- desire It,
bet astbe caae has been already brongnt Oefore the Sn
prrire Court of tble State, It U likely tbat they will, au 'er
each cireumetauc ??, await i.s dscUlon When thli U
mat-e the people of Harbor Ciesk tay they are williog tu
abide by It. ?>e>i If it ahoakl be arer.e to t'aeir in
terest* Meantime eve. y hiaf U qr. ie? here the mee
(.ire*, aod anxiety of the paopie having bern y n
ride -ably allejed by tbe repeal of tie cWter
cf tbe ^ < ant lln l anal Ocmpanj On SaturCay nl*ht, t e
?irtets e( briewe'e l.lumiuatetl by Isige eo Sree. a ia t te
City resoui d?t wi'h the oheersrf the viator* O^a *)??
Bro u't H tel ao iDim?n?e b ntire, the ma erlali f. r
rhi h apt-eared to 1 er.tstd by cootr-butloc t 'r m ?ll tte
win' >a,?rs in tb# citv. eb- 1 ip its tlam?* at ieaet for y
fee* tr t** sir Th?'e -rust have lv *n n?ai ly one hun
(?ret" barele tno hogt-beedi burt Ing at one time. Bu
wbt e a porticn of tbe ppOrle w?r* anni-ii.g toe.nselves ia
ttits way, about a coi?o women were employed la search
lr c in one of t: e hntela for fcr S,.ioule toe ?r puty mar.
r ; al. ekom Ibey int?adsi tn h' to.- with umls little at
t?nti t s of a raihe. 'sllcafe ua'ure. Th- Bible says
?? tbat tbe 'itne ?hi'i come whet s ven wo.nen ?ha 1 set
cp-.o ore man " H it trls 1* fn fl'mg th prophecy of
the so tptnre* wi'h a v?rfeanc That ven may under
s anc1 -xaollj ibe .eaionol this g-i,tl?m?n's p-pu.arity
anorj ike "ladis* ' it is ueo* -i-ar to tell yoti the: be n
fberg*rt *,,h havtcg *< rved a w,it for ?Ir L ?ry upon
b's wife while sbe was la nrin$ n.dsr sach ee'e1*
iodispoeltlon that d- ee of h'r trleaus wonll be per
nlt'e i to r*a ber This le the statenielt of Mr I.jwry
blctelf, but he Is *aid, e^en hi hi* a'qualniencee, to
be a very sin- tc*fe man toward* vhoee eternal whom
he baa tad any oatise of dl?li -e. Mr apronle Is al?-?
all ?sd to have b?b*"d in the most ti .gen'lemanly
inanrer towef"* Mrs. l/:-ery, aod I* ctarxe-i with bavin*
" tbrusi" the writ for bet hustar l'l imprl* nraeo*
urder h? r toe* On :te otbernani!, Mr Eios . t^e United
-ttatrs Vat.bal, *a- s that t...-. J?iu yiikfouM :>ao >f
bl?N respectability and rertnsd fs li- g? and that he ia
qat'e rer ein he wt-all not Be gniltv o, snsh an act
Bo M* is t ot tbe oolv teaiim jov 'o his 'av, r, for it ap
peers tbat a la'y rarird Mr* Mar hall, white hu-band is
rn* of tr.e laeyeis . u twe part ef .he pe- pie. desiring uj
Id " '1. > 'tnt'i of tb* m?tt-r C'fc-<* tior tt M- 1 I . ? ?,
an ?s? Mi tbat It was not t ne, aod .hat M ?'pr.tuli
tf * . c lb? niott otut'eov- n nertowardi b-r Hoe
ev. r !? report ba 1 spr*td all over the city, and ? coferis
. f ?? ' C.ilectfd, eon, after baring e>n?t 1-red toe
I u.a't, - . ncin ed that the '*?? " was outra*ed Io the
i ?i.-t i ? ' lastilt to Mr I/iety Thej determined to take
i>->' a-rsl u- o' tbe bands of that gentleman who, it
1 A. ratu'ally f>e ?upp.s?d, weulo have he?n left to
e It U n set.. Bel tiug Ur j*pr"0'e to be one - the
grta'sat aretchs* fbat ?rer insulted a wooaa, what
pnt 'a' neut do yen think tbev in'eoled to Inlijt tipoa
blm wh?n be f. II into tbelr fair haodsf Why, that he
sfcculd bs drtasr in woman'sciotl-e* By doing this they
tbcufbt be won id I * so r ucb iti^graosd that he oeaid
aerer remoter frouc. the t fTejts cf it l'bey mast certateiy
bs?e ba<: a rinnular appreciation of the pneitt'D and ctta
recler of lb -lr own *x wh?o ib?y th u<ht that they
eoold dtgtaiea man by dre'Mng him in *tjr,b attire.
Floeever, thsy were the be?t jo?1ge? of that them*elve?
Havlr g aieerta'red Tr^ be b.x ks if ore of ? th? hotels,
wh?re be wesetayieg tkey n-^rchrd about ten o'eWk
at a-gJ t isto ?be huiWlrg Io regnlsr ordsr, two and two,
sod attested by about twenty or thl.ty mea, by whom
tbey wete to be " priteoted'' In nase their v etlnv for
gs-tlog tbe sex of bis *l*lUr*. should show #ghi Their
" proteetors" goarfetl the stslrwsys so tbat no ooe er.-iM
pas- until the " lad tee" had fuiflilad their mission. Tbe
p-ocrietor of the hotel, who wes Ifonrait of t-e
? hole afT.lt until they had got po?eee-to?< of hie
braee apieat ed completely ooafoao'ed at tal* resit k
able lavai lea of his premleee Meaowhll* tbe ladiee were
togatsd op etalre Io looking for Mr Bpronle'i room,
wbieh, fortunately fot that gentleman, aod, per ha pa, for
tbenne'vt*. they dM aot sneoeed In dud I eg Mistaking
tbe roam of reetf the hoarders fee Ms tbey kar-ekert,
aid wete levitsd to sater the door was Immediately
op eaed, and one of the deputation expreesrd h?r with to
Mr. hmli "Mr. Sproule U not here lsKties," laid
the gentleman: "but woo't you com* la nod tatre a
seat r ' They. however, declined the polite invitation,
and dlteete* their investigations ov?r other parts of the
house Failirg to Bed him, lout one suggests th?t
they try the Marshal's room, believing that they wouU
certainly dlaoover biro there Soon that geatiemaa ?u
sronted from hie table, where he we? writing, by a geo
tie tap "Gxne la," said Mr. Front, and oae or two of
the lsdle* entered ?'!* Mr SprooJe In thU rooa?"
''No " They would not be satisfied with thia answer,
however. aad they aearehed all over the room, In the
hopes of finding the objeot of their attention. Bat he
i wan not to be ronnd. Alaa ! for women's constancy and
roan's ingratitudel "I would givea thonsaac dollar* to
Sod him,'' raid one of the moat eager among the fair
crowd. " Would you?", said Deputy Marshal
Ledmore, with the. u<noet tariff froid, "that if a Urge
am not." It in said that ene of the waiter* waa offered a
ooa-ldersble aum if he would oaly tell where the hunted
deputy had secreted himself, but he era* proof agaisst
bo'h their blandishments and their money . After an
ineffectual search they ooneluded, much to their evident
ohagrin and disappointment, to leave, whist they did
aoon afiar, not however, without expressing tnelr deter
mination to call again for the same purpose
Rome of these woman, I hare been Informed sin-.*, are
very respectable; but corsl'erlng that an outrage waa
offered to tbel* aex in the alleged Insult to Mr?. Lowrr,
they resolved on revenging thtm>elvei io the manner I
hate sta'ed. Two or three of the women ate between
thirty and forty yea' a of age, and there wer* a oiup!" of
young g*rls who. I fc.ak, were not over eighteen. The
maj tity were cloaely hooded, and, apparently distrustful
of the eijilrtcal character of the enterprise la whleh
tbsy had eollsted attempted 'o hide th*ir faaes beneath
large fco-de. Nutwithatacdiog their effirta to ooonaal
themselves tbey were seen, however. The really ra
spectable ladle* of the' city, 1 am told, regard
the whole affair as a moat f iagraoefal pro
seeding, end express their regr?t that any
w< tr.an of che:aot*r shoal' rff?r her eervioes for tush a
purpoee. They had, I am told, a petffcoat and all the
; othrr pei-uliar garmenta of 'he sex, made expressly for Mr.
Sprjwle, but my Informant did not aay who took his
treasure or whether they we<-e the exact lit Tnat 1
snjpoee coald oaly be ascertained by trying them on
Had they caught him, it was the intention of the men
to exhibit him aivuud the city iu bia new d'*ea. This
sia'tment yu can depend up< n aa reliable, for I i?w ell
1 bate described, with the exosp'ion of what I haveob
tened f om hearsay, and that I have given ae such. ^
Kiir Jan. 30, 1854.
F.uht of th Drjtoty Marshal ? Expo.ltd Jrrivil of tit
GoiYTn<ir?J'rt}>aratioru for hit Recrjtitm.
1) putjr Marshal Pproale left Krle thla morning in con
letjceiop of the threat of the women to pay him another
vielt. Aa he is said to be a modest young man, and
ralh?r batk'ul In th* preseaes cf lai'.iee, he haa, doubt
less, cotsui'f d ill own feellnga in leaving ao soon. It
will be eoma tii-e before he return* to Erie, I think, either
in an official or private eapaoity, ae he appear* to have a
decl-ed objeetion to dressing in womeo'a clothes.
Mr. Ledmore, the Deputy of the U S. Marshal, was en
gaged thia mcrnlng in the city iu perls tending the work
men who are employed in changing the alx feet track to
the four feel ten. The *ix feat, 1 should state, waa laid
down first for the purpoee of runnlcg acme car* of that
gai ge over the track to the depot cf the Westera road.
The charge will 6- efl-vled in a few h"urs; but th*
Marihal has promised that no cara shall run over the
road today, etun If the oonoecti >n between Krie and
Harbor Creek ahoald bs completed. Sims of tns
womru by whom i he- bridges were pulled down
the la-t time were wltb ditiiculty p<rauadad
from d<moileb lag th^m again thia morning No connec
tion vbaterer la to te allowed between the Northeast anl
Krie and the Weetein road, the latter of which haa been
placiM by the late action of the t'ennaylvanta l^ialaturs
in he banda i f the Given or, who la exp'oted here to
morrow or the day a'ter. la company with Messrs. King
at.d IjOwry . Mr. l>jgl?r has raid that he artll place thia
n ao trder the eupvrin'etdenoB of Erie men unttl tbo
>?r t- <?:?!? ? llDal.'y by the Supreme Court. Hs eill
imn ?i'.iate!y, however, order it to be run dowa to ths
har or, which is about a mi.'e from its prsa'nt termiaoe,
eo that pa-aengers will h'reafter be coiupellad either to
w>lk that du-teno* or ridnia atagea, and hare their freight
conveyed in ?agons acrosa the ilty. The Rriaas antici
pa'e hi me troabie in tat log poa>a?i.ion of ths road, for it
la rumored that lbs Franalin Canal Compaay will not
gire it up unless e n; polled by anp*rior number*. It ia
raid that tier will op|>?ae iha Gavenor with an armed
fcrce, iu which sient the Eiians prifraa their wUlingaesi
to stsr.d by him to the Ceatl. Tcia, hoasvsr, U msrs
rumor, and there may not be the allghlest shadow
t-f t.u'h ir it. It la said, also, that Mr. Alfred
Kelly, the President of the Wnatern road, is hers, and
(hat be has come for the sxpreaa purpose of serving an
injunction oe the Governor when he arrives, to prevent
him from taking poatesHon of that road.
A raei t ^ .rill be held in llrown's Hotel, to prepare for
the reoeptti n of the GoverLor, and it is probable tnat
there ?lll be some action taken in regard t > the rallroal
matter. Some are in faror of taking op the track after
the fimt train of rara paea over it fiom the East; while
other* are of the opinion that aothmg should be done
befo e the Goven or srrivea It is thought thai hs will
advise them not to ulature the track of the Eastern road
A . a grai.d entertainn.eot ia to be glvm to him, ae will
doc b; It-si make a ateecb in relation to th* diMonlty,
wkach will be fully re^orisd iu my next. J. M.
The Ohio Resolution* j
Tl i- r- ?( inlii ns iut-odueed iLto thi Ublo I.'gUlatnrw,
>'er r i catt iy of PtnnM Ivania and of K.ie, hare bsen ]
v, te<. di wn The m?J >rlty regard* d the diffloulty at
Ei'? a-' one between i wo ou poraire bodt*>, deriving
their ngotd from tbo State of Pennsylvania vhichwss
ct m.'^tent u protect tbem throo?h the pr ,'par tilbanaU
without interfrrenoe from any other quarter.
TF I. E GRAPHIC.
8FIKCD OF UOV. Bib I.BK lO THB BIOTKR8.
Kua. Feb. X, 1864
Governor BUIer ar.heu here last night, and to day ad
0re a?dan imcenee crowd of pe r1* tn the park He
urged the necessity o' -onceeflcn *n<; obedience to ths
lawj, and advised tbsn to commit no violence to persons
er property. He raid ae sympathised wl:h thsm, aad
tr at all the rights for whioh they have been contending
are In the hand* of the government, where thsy will be
protect* d. He got* to Harbor Creek to morrow. All is
now nuiet.
Klrat District Court.
B. fore Hon Judge <ir?-*n.
ACTION TO RKCOTIR OFFICES PUS.
Fib. I.-VCiMmii Tlurmp -ca? ag-t Thorn <t ?>(?? Thi*
astun la biought by the p aiotift, a ? eatable of ttii* city,
to ttecver of the defendant* $?, for :ees Is attempting to
aetve an attachment ia>ne<t innit the aloop Amerloaa
Bai.aer out of the Marine C^nt In favor of tae defendants,
and plaee-t in bia hands for serrics; and also for expanse
the plaintiff alleges fce was pot to, in procuring a man to
take charge of toe vesiel aff?in*t wh.ah the attachment
waa issued The plaintiff pri ve< tne l'sulng of the at
ta<l met aLd l tat it waa plaerd in h<s aamla for seivioe;
tbat the plaintiff's attain ey in the sttuhnent wrote the
fo.lovisg endnnement on the back of It, vis. : "Sloop
Ameroan Banner, ly>ng at t'? ot of (Jiuton a van a* in
S'-u'b B'no.slyn;" tt at ib>' plaint if took with him a ahlp
kerp?r and went ir i-arch of tne v^rael at the plaee thus
dee taated, but could net Bed It; tflat toey wer* nearly
thrte hours In aearchlfg for ber and <bat their aerrioes
were ?er h 90 The defeinlsnta' 4ouns>l nb.eoted to the
rec< very, ot the ground that the jialo'lff !.ad not aarved
tl e attach'sen*. aois, nocae<{u?ntly, had rendered no legal
aeivice. The Jorge, in d-eid'ng the c^ee. said that the
Suprtme Unit had deo.del b?- an u a process was not
eersed He ? fflcer waa not ei^i led o pay f jr his later la
eod'av -ting ui> fleet a at r?ice Th* fees allowed jy law are
for he ecrvlee aud not for tbe a-t?u.yt to serve Tola
ae?n:s f I* I ban* ease for tie pla'.utllT leaamuah aa he
cntsn -nee a great deel tf his time In ei<teevi>ring to serve
the *tt*cbr-ent; but the decision* are aa I bare stated
them, an l l am bound by tbeia. There ia no evldene*
that the delrioaDta anthor ted the plaintiff to employ a
alipkteper I therefore *ivr jufi*m?oi f.ii the defendaate,
with eoeta
I'.OAPD AMI WASUIMi Fi?R A LADY.
Sarah A Jumi re Jvhn U Chnnlser ? fbia wa* as ac
Hon f< rone month'* b ?rd of a lacy, which It la alleged
the defendant by verbal agrwerr?nv bound hiniee f topay.
Mia* Jane Pmith belrg exam ned, >*eno>e(l ? That abe was
acttnaicted wtth both par tea, aod Lad toarded witii the
plaintiff at 144 }r*cklU. atrtet, for wnicb, together wtJi
ter waihlig the de en sat wae to pas; she went there ia
?<ep'en. ber last, and defendant paid feur weeks board for
ber. Brii g rr as eTan.ir?d, wtrneaa aaio that she eoe
eideretl the house of the plaintiff resp-c'*Me, she thought
the platstiff bso bete d.voroed; the defendant usually
vis'ted w.tness m the cv.-u ng fce told nsr ha waaied a
lady to kO abo.it town with hlsn to the re ectorlae and
? al'ooa in Brnedaray aod out a daeh; the dafeadaat >11 1
S"t v.elt the witness ai .oe November laat To plaintiff's
cruneel? f.'ir d-fenOaut agreed to pay my board froJi the
1st of ?>ctnt-er. To defendant's eouaa?l ? Had beew a week
at Vrs Ji tea's before Mr Cai valier ag eei to pay for her
bos'd. Mrs Jores belcg exatr n*d hr iW>od*tt'a ecun
a? , evat d 'hat ehe bad ti'en a;>earr1"d w i-raa, Oat was
i ot n^W; ahe waa marled In Montgomery raur ty fourteen
trarr *?o; bsean;e a'qnairt.d anth th* .'?'eo'tant at the
? t ua? ?> H s. Vbra am, in Hpru g ?ireet. whe-e h* sireed
to pee ihe h. ard of Mies Jare Suite an<<. alvt to pay her
wash ng aed giv* her s? moch ros?y >? she requited;
wttce?* -Id not know what Mr Chevalier did ii Mia*
Junes a rroni; *aw a lady with the d?f?cila-.t aoonl a
j ear ago, who h* talo waa >>le wif . Q Hav^ you be?n
(^tvrrciel f:<m yenr huabacd? The qre?tl in wasobj'oied
to a* the 'a<-t e< old rot be s *taiae i by par >!e evid?m*.
Ills Honor the Joatlee an1'* ned '.he o'j.c'.loe, but de
etded tbat >le ac^Lesc u'd not be malntaieei! as the suit
sbrul' hive b?*n tn rght ia th* name ef the plalalllTs
hut band, if biought at sit.
PgKTRrOTIVK CON PL AO RATION AT MgWABK. ?
A a.e b oke out aboot thr?e o'cl ck tvia m* rnin? ia a
tt ree atorv frame bnlV.ing on l.lcerty ttreet, bstaeen
Hm and ?r' e? s'.reeta, taoatnil a oi whloh eere oein
pieC by Green fr Oo for t'ie iraoa'a^tnre of oarrtage
ftaicae and har seas Iron wo k, e< mpl*t?ly ootau nlng it,
ti ?#' her with a twn at ry 'ana building adjoining, ue
ospiat hi J Htn^hman a- a nat'er'a thop The Are oroks
ont m tbe plater's shop, and in a fe# mlnitea spread
thrriegli the whole hnlld'rs The dre me. were prometly
on thi aiot, and avoc*e<'.ed In saving the *u rounding
bnlldinge, sHhcngh water waa d ffloalt to obtain, the
hyCrents bwir* fr fen Tee boil ti g waif owned by M.
C. ard J b Green who-e |nea ia ahnut SI, MM; lufi ?d
fr r S^OO in the leltn Fire leanrai ee 'J. mpany of *11
liamahBig The s'ock wa? owced by Greea A Oo. I.->ee
$'00; In-ored for fMH) is the tama company. The tilrd
a'rn was occupied par'ly by Mr Stow, laee weavf,
w^cae loes Is SdOO, Irtuteil for S400, and tartly bv Mf.
Ra te'ahill sll-er plater, whoeo loee 1s S100; no Issur
ance Mr. Hite'mea'e loes is ahou' S40C . t a insurance.
A dwelling bc.n-w adjHrleg oeenplwd by I'aal J Ward,
wa* damaged to Ue amoeat of about SlOO ? Ifeiomrk Ad
tvrfucr, Krb. 1.
Naval Intelligence.
TL* U. S sloep of war th louia, Capt Icaraham ar
tl'ec at Msl'a oa the tth alt, la the unprecedented short
pa.regeofet* dsys fHa AlexaedHe, Fgrpv anl woald
sail agala os the lfth ft* Port Mahoa
Interesting from Chin*.
THB A MIX! 0 AM BKRCHAXTS AND ADTBOBITDCS AT !
8HANUB ABt
_ . ? fFiom ths China Ball, Nor. 17.1 I
i ?wreepoadeacs referral to 1b our
U*t iveiland u having pund beteeea the American
nierchaat* at Hhangbae Bad the repreae* laUrei of their
country, about ths payment of duties. Ws give the do
cument* wlthcui oomaoent, Aiding nothing in them ta
chwge the eplnion* ws bare already eiprctaeloa the
subject, but when next oilltd apon to discuss thi ques
tloB, aad ths kmbi aad past fetch** of our ewa autho
r ! T*" Uk" ooom1ob PoiBt t j ths hightr prla
cIpBs laid doe. la ths America Bialiter'i oloaingde*
patch of Rovsmber 1:?
U-rrran ?*tatb Comvlati, >
r * 4k i i ^ Shanghai, October 24, ISM. /
Under the laitruetioB* of O E Mr. Marshall, the Com
RitsBocir of ths United State*, ths undarsigaed ha* ad
(Srssfsd ths ecoompenyiog latter to the Taoatae, Woo.
Collector of Customs, &o , requesting an Immediate an
iwer to a former Utter, ackaowledging ths right of Woo
to o?ll*ot ths imperial dntiss fiom Amerleaa veeaela, aad
tequeiting to know the Ir.oellty where the cuitom house
rflicer* would be ectabliahed for the trmatactioa of hud
MU.
?, Tt* "ndiri'?n*d circulates the letter for ths laforaa
tloa of hi* oountrymen, aad ha* to iaform them that ths
?*ul?t bus will aease oa ths moralag of ths
^8th, before whieb time he hope* to have ths pltaaure of
Informing thun of the re ectabllsbmeat of the Chiaaae I
ctujc m hou*s, and the locality choeea for that purpose.
They will observe by the letter to Weo. Taottee, that .
yea?*U alrjady parUy laden will hare ths option of! Blear
in* under tte prorielonal regulation* <r throogii the
oaatom house; ai.d in older to give effect to thi* provl
sics, he, reocrri mends that all ci nsignsts of suoh Tassels
should gir* no tie* of ths fact to him prior to the m jrning
ox ths fcoth.
... . ?DW. CUNNINGHAM, Viee-Coniul 0. 8. A.
To the Ameiican Mercantile Community.
C IH 2s [NO HA M , ETC., TO WOO TAOUTAI*
I BIT# si iw^ived do communication from you in
answer to oj las: letter, requesting you to lndioate (he
locality where jour oflio ers would attend ths o >llection of
forsigu customs.
Ye? are a* eonrse aware tiat the provisional arrange
ment aa tabu (had by me, w th the lanoUon of hi* Excel
lency the Comtulft'oiier of uie Uu.'ed Stats* was *nlj to
eover a acdaen emergency, and thai it vai by ao mean*
contemplated to make ti-e Ub ted dutei offiaen collec
tor* of the Inapt rial release for auy time beyond the
ii ? 'P*'e require. for the ImpeiUl ofli?ar? to re SHtab
li*h tbemfelTe* with auftieient fores to oarry on tneir
dntie* without danger of laUrroptlon
That time ha* paved, yoa a.e hers with a military
Eowsr ftrong enon?b to gi?e you senu ity ; the Viceroy
** notified the L'nited Stat** Coininia?lonsr, and jou
bars sotiSed me, that yoii are reaJy to renew your
fanetion*.
1 cannot any longer retain the refponaibllity of asting
for you, eipeo allj an the Canger wouM be incurred of
firing g?ounCn for a fupj,otition that the Unit ?d dtate*
authorrisi would at auy .ioie an Wrtaka the s*re of tlis
revsBBe from. Ad erictn o lutn^roe, whenerer oiroutu
stance* rtor'cred it ino<inveat?n-. or impoMible fuAe
hmperor'a c fi.cers to fulfil their duty ^
Thi* wu never contemplatnl inlawing the reeent *Upa:
ths only object being, to gire time to reoorer from ao
u& foreseen and uuexpsctsd einsrusnor.
1 ha?e therefore now to *ay, that 1 sonni ler ths tims
ha* Cinie forms to notify nij countryiiea that the prort
?lonai arraugxmint* have coaefd, and that thiy mac per
t"im the cuttom houie buhiue** with your ofiicer*
wheret? r thej are to be found.
I *ba)l delay their reeooatlon for three day*. <o gire
time Tor your aniwer, which 1 tru*t wUl indicate * ha
plaee where tte bu-inen can be tranraatsd.
,, " 'eennn ja't that thoas who hare commeooed to load
their ?bji* ua<!*r ths proTiiional regulation* ahonldnot
b? plaosd at disadvaotaga with others a ho hart just dtf
patohed tbsir*. I ahail allow ouol ?hip> a* are partly
loafed the ? puon of clearing under the said regala ion*
or'bri.Egh jour ouitom house; but for all other*, and for
them, if they cboose the lafer course, you mast de
csr? eoli*?K>n of their duUe* spun y jur c wn Offl
r.*iT*D Statw OowLruTi, )
SUAj?0M/?, October 28, 18M. /
Ths utrerrlgced beg* to inform the conelgnte* of Ams*
rlcaD Tene.'<, that he ha* b?en a<itified by the Taoutae
Woo that, for the prseect the offlaer* for th* coUeotioa
of cuitoiu* will bs found ob board ths two Chiasis mea
of war boat* archhc red off ths point opjonite the Toreira
settle nient, and tte sail boat* will hoi*t the oaitom
home Hag.
EDW. CL'NMNOHnM. Vice Consul U. 8. A. I
- . A 8ha.noiia^ October S9, 1853
eiR? with reference to your circular of last evening,
we beg to be informed whether the eatabliaameat of Chi
nece c fiisera for the oollectii.a of foreign ciutom* oa
brard two war Junk* anchor* i off the poiat opposite th* I
foreign recldeceea, ha* jour official sanotlan; aad whe
ther ihlrper* by An-erican res el*, before landing or
?hipping any cargo, are required to communicate with
such offloer-f? a n.atter of no small difficulty with a
strong northeait wind and flood tide.
?uriher, we beg respectfully to lequixa whether the
eald costom house eatabii- hmen; i* rscogmitd bj the ren
reeentatire* of other foreign power* at this port t Your
meet obedient servant*. AUGUSTINE HEAKD k CO
E. tiwixoaui, E?q., U. 8. Vine Uoniul. I
Umn? iTiTRj COXHTI.ATl, 1
? , SHAsaaaa, ?9th ?atober, 1853. f
HiMirjmt? -1 am in leoe^a of your letter of to day.
Ieanteei to the first laqulry I tbtnk it *uaioleBt to refer
yuu to 'be elteular itsslt, which would bo; hars bssa
ueaeti I if the au horitiee of the United 8ta1*a had aot an
F?r?T^ii .tt* ' b7 lh? 1 hineee oilioer. for
tie Collection of datlea on Anertnan Tseerl*. To the
i CB,J1 m houf* f^ulatioa* will giT* yon all
t eedful UtfoimatioB teenecting tbe mode of traaaaetla*
coattim home bieiase.. To the thlul, I ha?e not oommu
^ J "P00 subject with ths repreaeaU
fl, i^.i.?r ?????*?? thu port, aad caanot
t.. ere fore gire ynu the iaformatioo yon request
You spak of the difticnlty of reacbtng the plac*
cboesBforthe Cust. m Hoa?e e-tablUbmeat. Tae ojm
pl? i at appear* tome anreatoaable a* it la within th* I
foreign aechcrage; and aay pilot of the port will infirm
jou that >hs ebb ttte make* withla the tweaty fjar
hour*, a* well a? ?e flood 7 or I
You wonld doabtlene, a* enterprising mernhanta. r>
tsice 'he lis anoe to make aa adTanUgeoui purchaas of
tea or illk and I wool! aoggeat. if it ie not uareas >aa
Me to com plain i of the flight lacoaTeaiaooe to j?a of an
arrangement wh'ch enable* vou to load aad nlear yoar
sh p. at a port which, in almoet any o.her oo.Xy'un
..I? ^ won!(J l* in a state of b!oaka4e
or With aa embargo Uid up<.c aU tnerchaDdlss appioach
irg from the iatsrtor. I am, geatlemea ronr mo<t obe
Ctent lerrant tl'.VNINOHAM.
To Usasrt. Arcrwrx* Biaso & Co. I
p.. w. . . . . . . 8HA5(.HA1, Oct. 81, 1863. I
?e t0 ^B0'o,'? fcr r?nr Information^ sopia*
of letters which we have received from the re preheats
imVi I Briuin Krai ce, Portugal, ?ollandProaaia
aod_Hattbn'g, In reply to cur inquiry, whether, "in oaas
we desired to ehip ia vac sea under any of the above Ian
r:30?L"*3 <""tom hjoae^
tablisbmeat, sad, if ao, whers situate i." 1
. y?"*''J?b'*'?U>*t*J,h"?wPlled?o the negatirs;
and *uch being the caie, It is no. ua-ea?onabl* In ua to
footi^ Amerleaa re. tela be placed upon the -?mf
By the courie you hav* adopted, Amsrisaa vessels are
?flsctua! y debarred fiom pr curing f.n ght at this nort
? It is not Ukely that a.y'4l rper7w,H ^ foLS w?
to pay duties in Sjoea, when nn^nr any other flsg thar
f. *hlps granting osomlnflorT notes ras- I
eo^Mtlo,, 01 "hlc* doubt*
Erom the tenor of your public ar tlficatioa* we learn
fvf-i2i??r 'TTi*0'?** M# ?*Letlo,l*J bJ h'" Kxoeilsacy
Coloasl Ma,ahall, who. ws umleraUud, . leave* this pott
P*' steamar Ws hsre, then^f <n?t r*^cectfniiv tn r ?nnt*t !
ln*\y?U *'n toy ?hi* oaee bsfore him and I
I* ,. ? tnean tin. e, ta the part of our coo*tltueats aa
well as oar e.ves. we h?TS to record our eolemn protest
? galBst jour re-ogaiticn of a fl ^tivg cn tom noose
wl,!ch mae be driven away at aay momeat, as m art
s?rica?ly detrimental to American intere* *. Ws are I
air, your moat obedleBt eervaota, I
AUOCSTIVK HK iRD & (?.
SMITH, KINO * 00., !
WKTMORE 4 CO !
BULU NYE 4 00. !
E. CrKMSciuM, ?>q., C. 8 Vice Cob'uI. I
Un.mSvaTjB Oou ijti, 1
? , ^ . fHAaonaa Ojt 31 18?l. f
W f. 7. * ,oa ? l,,Ur eddreeeed to me
tble day by roar of the Amsiiaaa firm* o this place nro
teai Irg agaiaat the -reoognitioa cf the Calneae caau>m
house in it* pieeeat lo*aiity, and hanllng c- pi,, of ^7
respo s^enee with the represents ive* of ethsr foreign ai
tkns st the p^rt. 1 ha** tb* honor to r*a;a!n *q I
T v, rKn,7 cunninhham VteeoES M i'r
To kl* Excellet ay, the HnnorabU Hispbrey Bars hall I
Ccmn-ieaioaer of ths United State. ' I
OFF 1CT AL.
, . . , SnaSOHaa Not L 18J3. I
fta? 1 received last evenlrg yoar note which en jlo?ea I
a ? mmanieaUoB rrom set era 1 merrant I* 3rma of th a
city ? mpcaed of clt iena of -bs Uul ed S ate* Thi* let
ter demand* that Amencap vsseel* avail f,? p,,ow.i oc ?i , I
?>ama fating with the ??*#?!* cf othtr foralgr : Powers br I
a charge 1b the F"'l?y I hav? beretofor* InsirBated yoa to
, ur?ae, ia other worda i> is a deoaad thai To, -hailre
aseto reo.g?lseUerlghtof ibe Oh-ne^. 8np-nat^ert
nfCaetoirs to coileci d? ties at ihae?>)ss ao?rdir? ^
ireaty stlpnlations aod the former prar ice. I
^ on will cornmuD cate to ibore altii-ne ttiat their <ia I
maa?l carrot bsermplied with and that I e- muh a/ in
mv fejr'a? wh^.h^^ *^?-te l ton u> suhoilt to
my jeru al which rh?0s ?n ? new !ig^t nnou the o\th ni I
u.y rfntj 1 he letter* i f ibe cobsbIs fall far ehort of ta*
put from ?hl-h an l?fer?ace oaa hacraoa tha' they I
Ti ',1"i':Jho? " "ht 1 u '?fl'-hed In
A? eeliectloa . f tile Oilosee cb<i:oib? rhev m?r?lv
? fate that as yet they have not been latlliad offliiallr of
the re- e^t a Mishit ent cf the cnet^m honse, or the plaae o' I
baiinees of tie Snperiatendent of i-o-to^e Yaa have
11141 m?k" lb? "lll'oreaoe b*tween your ce-e and I
..r!fcr.D*7'L,|,.h.V*. ,ha" ^ * practical dlsc-lmlnatloa
ajai.it Ira^i.at toinsge by the Chlsere autho 1'ieeat I
fbargbae th* e vil, be fo?n in the treatvVach p^v*
lioni as wllleoahle rrs to terly a? ample wmvyPwlth.
eat delay, and wivbout low to ne abluain* tn efT.u. ,f
tte I nlte?l Sta'ee, and It ?M be my olliclal d ity to Joao
At pretaat 1 *ee tw, .onod re aero to apprehend aay
'"f"0' I resogol* the Sup^inten 1-rt of
( uetoirs at fkargKne ax ? pioperly tiualitle' t<> oolleit
tt e re*enre at this p. rt a/l HI. iyish ,h.Mh" wf
Ite aa'hoHty of the United SUtes lni.|D, afford
all pr p-r facilities t> hiui and bl* ?.ffltial subordiaates in
ths trari-Bition of buslne*s.
It is my pnrpoee to perfo m pucctilioosly every sbil
gatlon *senB,ed by t?, l alted State. 6, the t,^ty an4
Ch.rr."^T;,,,1^'0?tb' -'utin, straff
Caiae^ilTair* by throwing naaecejsary obet^ale* ir -he
way So ".cedent, bo exaa.ple fa*al*aed by "f w
Pnwere, w. II ndnce n * to forego the raUh'nl an.: honeet
esarBtl * of our plala lBteiaB lonal oM gallon, i ,"
?it Edward CuBBlagham, K q \ Viw^MnT, V V a.X
Usmr Stitm Corotrt.An )
S8*"""**. Nov. 1, 1968 f
G?nniB?? Yonr letter of the 31et ultima, with lt? !
eloeares, has heea received, aad having laid it a* ton
dsalred, before H F , the U.ited Htate* Oom mlaal ner ?
10 tb' ^"I^?<s 'or
Tte Bower able Mr Marakall'* letter will ra?tll to vrnr
miada the fast that the treat, of th* United Sue. Vfh
Ghiaa effect aally provides agalaet aay statu. ire ad
1 TiDtt|fi to other Bags: and I believe that nlMtka will
Induce you to ocncur la th* opinion, that m regard* th*
Interests in venr charge, yon cam nhlytriit to the
pcllcy of rigliMy adhering to iU provisieae, a* a Uue of
condcot aoni-i*t*nt elite with print* interest and pablic
mirslity. 1 havs the boat r to remain, geatl*mea, yoar
?est oW.di.at .arrant, EDWAlU) CUNNING HAM.
To M*etr*. Augnstiae Heard fc Co., Smith, King fc Co. ,
Wet more & Co., Ball, Nye fr Co.
Political tateUlfente.
ID1T0SIAL OPINIONS ON *H1 KKBHAilA QCMTION.
The St. Loais Democrat? th* democrat* J organ of Ooloaal
Bentoa? ha? opened a tremsadoas battery agaiast the Ne
braska bill, and eonleadi that the Soath U eon teat with
the MUstuil oempromit* and the Texae auaexat'ea r*so
lotationi. It says that the people of the North are the
teal *|itatore of the qneetlom which grow oat of the
institution of ilav*ry, and on them will reet the reipen
?ibillty.
The 8t. Lou la Republican (whig), adrooatea the bill of
Beaator Douglas, and think* it* passage by Oongraaa, in
it* original foim, will be a earing grace for the Stat* of
Miaaonri.
The lima md Sentind of Celumbus, Qeorgle (dtmoerat),
1* glad that an opportunity la offered te teat the eouadaeea
of Northern compremis* men, and eaya that it locks to
the democracy, aa the frienda at the Soath, for Uo pawaga
of Dooglaa'a bill, and depfeoakjeall further attempta to
compromise, by whioh the dHfth haa he-ctofor* been
eajoled ano cheated.
The Albany Etyreu (Independent) la oppoeed to the
principle of that portion of the Netraeka bill whlih re
peala the opera tk n of the Mlitouri oom promise, and hold*
that the d?a*oratle party are bonod to oppoae the bill.
It eaya that the enm premise of 18'e0 wae in accordance
with the pr.oelplei of Jefferson, and that it won Id bshypo
craey to pretend to relkiw tie doctriaea ?! the early re
publican | arty, la the very act of repudiating on* of lta
greatest measure*.
Tae Detroit frte /VfW ? the demooratlo organ of Mr.
Case? baa ooaie oat etruag la favor of tb* Nebraska bill
and the repeal of tbe Missouri sem promise. It says that
the faith of every man in th* damocratlo party will now
be tried by the toucbston* of principle and if there b*
found tho?* who** professions are hollow or false? who
look one way and r*w another? th* aaoner expurgation
takes place th* better.
The Kocheeter Dtmocrti (whig ) la vsry ssver* on Mr.
Douglas's bill, ana looks up >n It, an a rotation of all the
political compacts and seitlements misting between the
p< ople c! the North and South. It rails at U^aourt for
favoiing the bill, and saya that considering the stipala
tien thrcugb whlnii that Stat* waa admitted lata the
Talon, she should be the last to favor its abrogation
J. Qlaacy Jonss, democrat, ha* been nominated for
Ooagrc's la Berks county district, Peaaiylvania. to fill
the vacancy oauaed by th* death of th* Hon. H'Snry A.
Muhlenberg.
The Legislature of Maryland haa agreed to go lato
the election ot a United State* Senator, on th* 4 th of
February. Th* whlgs bav* re- nominated Mr. Pearce who
wlJ be re elected. Albert C instable ia the oandidat* of
the cemccrata.
The Democratic Stat* Coav*ntlon of North Carolina haa
beea called to meet at Ralrigh. April 19, for the nomina*
tlon of a gubernatorial Candida t*.
Th* Hen. F. W. Pickens, In a letter to th* sditor of th*
Greenville J'atriot, decline* a nomination for Governor of
South Carolina at tbe next election. General Jamas H.
Adams, wh* impliedly asienti U his nomination for that
office, r*spen>)s in a l^ng letter, ti the tditer of the I'oj
riot , on the subject of fivteg to the people th* e lestlrn of
Electors of President and Vloe Presides t of th* Ualted
Btatea. Th* General sbowa himself decidedly opposed to
th* measure, adopts and republishes Mr. Calhoun's view*
on the quest! n, la hi* oelebr'tad Int er to the Hon Jaasa
L. Orr, and add* a very felioitou* expresti.n of hia own
vi* ?* to th* sam* effect.
The democratic member* of tb* Ohio legislature spent
nearly th* whol* night of Tuesday lest, th* 'J4th alt., in
a fruitless eOort to nominate a candidate for Senator la
Confrere froaa that 8tat*. Twenty two ba lota were had.
Th* following are the result* ot som* of th*ic :?
12 3 i M 7 8 tlO 11 12 11 1)
Alien 26 27 SI! 19 31 S3 83 31 34 35 BS M 3fi 3d
UanTpenay 2# 27 W 2t 2* 2S 31 33 19 33 31 31 .10 31
Punk 1? 18 14 1* 14 18 17 13 4 14 IB 11 14 14
NeUsry.i.. 11 11 ill! 10 9989 16 766 "
Csrwle 11 ? 8 7 7 4 3 3 4 4 S 4 I 4
Scattering 32232322422321
Forty right votea are a*ora*ary for a nemitatlon. Th*
?aucas adj urned till Friday Bi|ht.
The election *f Mr. Alfred Iverson ta th* United Stat**
Senate. was accom pllshed by tbe following vi.te la joint
ballot, by tt* fieneral Aaeotibly ot Georgia, Jaa. '43:?
lb. 14. 15. It.
Dawecn 60 98 *3 38
Mepoaald 23 14 8 1
McAllister 81 7 6 4
Iverson,,,. 63 BS 101 112
C*bb 3 1 0 ?
Tomlin 0 0 1 0
It is stated that Ool. Hambl*ton may re appear as th*
whig nomine* for U. S Senator, before th* Maryland Le
gislature. It seem* that th* elrction of Mr. Paarc* will ba
dlffioult, if aot doubtful.
Theatres and Exhibition a.
"Cam Tom's Uama" la to b* piayed ihia evening at the
Bowery Theatia, with all the new sseeety, decorations,
Ac. and every mimber of the company In the oa<t. Th*
piec* i* produced aad*r th* dlreotion of Mr. Stevens,
stag* manager.
B*oai>wbt Tihatrs ?The bill for thia evening Includes
the sascessful cemedy, ?' The Hops of tbe Family," and
the grand spectacle, "Tbe Cataract of tbe Ganges At
th>< ia positively the lsst weex of theee plays, perrons
who desire to aee th*m should aecoi* a*aU early la th*
day
Bckto.i's Thiutm ? An Interesting bill la announce!
for this evealig including the new local piece, by Mr. J.
K Dnrivege, "Our Beat Po-iety.'' Bu-ton'a is on* of tb*
pleaaantost and mo*t popular plao*? of amusement in th*
city.
Nation ja Tnurxa.? We hav* only to oall at te -it Ion to
the peifortsanre* at tbia house this day. Tb*"Hot
Corn'' drar a thia afternoon aid the " I'nole Tom's
Cabln"etana in the arealng. Llttl* Cordelia Howard
appears in both pltoea
H'liiiiK'n ?At Wallaeh'* theatre ttla even log 1 The
I/ive Chare," and a new interlude oalled " Love and Mur
der." Mrs. Hoey, Mr. Thompson, Lester, D/ott, and
other*, appear in these pieces
Biura'i MrextK ? (ieaeral Tonf Thumb remains her*
hut two or thr*? days lorger. and bis friends should os*
ao time In tailing upon blm. Thar* are many other
things at the Museum to amuse and interest then.
Bboapwav hlNAugRiK ? I ever* of natural history would
do well to g) aod see the arimal* fed tbis afternoon at
8 o'clock The oollectioc at the manager is lael idee the
larg*at elejhant In the world
Bijt7. will amnse the p*opl* at th* S*nyv**ant Inctltat*
this evening. He ie the mo*', popular of conjuror*.
Christy h Mmptmls, 4TS Broadway, giv* a n rat rate
coaoe.t thts evemog, lnc>udlng the Julilen burlerqa* and
plenty ot danctng
BrcKi.iT'8 Mu>stuls. 639 Broadway, ar* dolcg a capital
boMDfs* w tta the JuUi-a but le que and other amualag
novel' it a. Read their programme.
VisfcTRU. Fall. ? tt th a es'at llshment, No. 444 flrosd
way, there Is to be a capital en ?rt?i unent and we ad
vise all th- se who desire to spend a pleasant evening to
atwad Go earlj, if yon woaid |*t a good a*at
Eabtbqcaki.? Onrcitiaeiu were startled on Hon
dayeTenlrg, between sevea and eight o'clock, by
the occurrence of three or four distinct shocks or an
earthquake. At Intervals before tbe shocks, tbe
trembllD< motion of the earth waa very sensibly fait,
and was suflB^eiitly felt to cause heavy articles of
furniture, Ac., t) be perceptibly agitated and 4is
placed. The usual rumbltos noise, like tbonaer, ac
com pacied the shocks^ Hxlltbor* ( 0)Nei*t . Jan. tt.
DiRITIBE IflTKLLIflEIICB.
VovHBtBts of Otean Mteajnera.
sasbi lkav? roa <urs
Ames Uverpaol Bswton. ......... Jai 18
Arabia Lirarpool..., Huston lanSI
l*acifl< ..... .1 lvnpooi New T rk . . Jai. 26
Africa livarpooi . ... New Tors a-i 28
CI' \ of Nan< b?ster Liverpool. ... . Ph'ladslphia .... Feb 1
Atlantic New York.... Liverpool Feb 4
Oity ofGlasgow. . ,.1'hllsdalpbta. .Llvorpuol .. .. Fob 4
NortVera light . New York San Joan F*b 4
Get gia New York A* pin wall F?V fi
Cur'ew New York Bermuda, he Fob 7
A*la .. New York .i verpoo! .... F*> 8
illack Warri' r.. . . New Y< rk Hav ft Mobile ...Feb 9
Varke* Blade.. . . New York !%u >raocl*eo. ..Feb 2
'rankhn New York Ravrw. . r*> il
North S*ar N*w York AsplnwaU Feb JO
ALHAHAC FOB .<nW r<rlUt? THIS DAT.
srs rieis 1 H | ni*? e?T . . . 11 04
MM hSTM I 19 I mas watsr in jrn
Port ot Sew \ urk, February 1, IkM.
CIJCaRKD.
ffteaasklD I'ekn. A ?isms, Cbailestoa. ftpofford. Tllestoa A
C x.
SMfi We?* Pel-, t, Nioke-*cn. Ltvsrpoel, Ksrrttt A Car**.
b>irl>insn iL'sv), Hc;dn.aa. llamtu g. a 3es". A Han
ba-st
Hark I>?1?w*iisk, Woedbnr-, BnlMienrs, FAD Fow'?r.
Bsrk N C Bu'Lsnaa Usnsna, Oal'tsl n, l> Col4:a M
Nnrrsy.
B?rk aarla Moetrn, Bxltley. ^avaneah, ?a*??'
Hr<s Jttia Bcjaten. 1'oitiH U, Tor* an Priaoe, A Kelker
A MnllB. It
Hn? V si. us ( in. Sn tab. Ooaalree, J 8 Daaley.
Uns Qrsjhesafl, Plrroe. Car' msa* II 0 Brookrasn A C?.
rr<s I'sn 'lie Br), Urawnluw, KIssiV^ii. Ja, A Oaksm'th.
line Gro Tailor. Bmi? Tsmploi. JT W bitt A Co
tns Ellen her*. Ckl(.msa. Jaeksoaville, 1 ami eon A
Heater. ?
lliig Cllatea. Tlomr^on CbarUstin, 'ler Bnlkl-y A Co
tet.T knrheetrese, lj ' er, Sevarnan, M X'readv. M' ?< A Oe.
Pel i F. H H mlrj Kskdall, (lbariert >n Ha'tia A Diaon.
hrfr Kaebel J?re, f:a -nors Wseiinsi-s. nan'i.
Fcbr fopbie A< n Hmlth. a unlneies, Van Itruct A Slash',
leif Serbia Blown, Brr.iil WUoil>sV>a. Oel. maeS<-r
b'hr I.jsanSrr Bills Norfolk, Port?r A r likorsnu
to. r Cbes Moore, BaitlsU. Norfolk. Binrges, Clearman A
Co
Bleep Fr?<!h Br wn Uar4ner. nsetev
f trsinor I hcs Swan, UlfferS. Patt.mors, i'asksr Vein Cc.
aHKIVIC:)
Bsri Cas4sts (of Prorldetoel, Ariel!, Bhanshae Sept <4
w.tb teae and illke te BnokUa A I rani Was dstalae* at
Wcesns* and In tbe rivrr witb a tlca ersw saill Sept TJ. pase
ed Ar jl?r Oet Mi, In ee with.>iark Old Hlekory, and Hr bark
tesWileh, betb t' t Lna4oa. J an HI, l?t S3 .? N . Ion f? u#
W esobsnsed ilsaals with br|? Lanrula, stecrlns Saeth (from
Hr i%i n for Cape Ba>tl*s). Tas C kaa beaa 1J ear* aor. b of
Bermnda. witf *sry bad weetber. .
Park I'aasblia. M riu Catania SWly.SS dsya, aad Olb
raltat 42 days, wiih fruit, Ae. te Draper A Devlta. ...
Baik Mary (of Waldo^rro'), OUlsy. Palermo. M days, witb
helt. Ae, te Lrapev A Derlia. . . _ _ ,
Bask Braesi Brcckslmaan (Dnteb), Detble*. Berdsaas.
40 day* with brandy and wiaee te Fneok A Heiaeks
?ark Bdwaed Peterson . Apalaebleela. Jaa If. with eette i
Says. wltbsa4*e aad Una pass eaaees, te faaes A keiike,
Brjp*rt*a**d vsry h*avy fiitku tartai ibi >m?w MM
Brig Oetaa Bird. AIMMM,1 Dmw, 90 dsys, ?' Bsrwft
4 k 8 Jar a, with hidss, Ac. to Booses * (inm. ftspsrioasad
nri hnv; whi)>n previous to putiiag Uli M
ui spUt sails; vu short of pttfliituul watsr, u4 ta*
cr?w all slok.
Brii Quota bthn (?( Bosrsaort) Peadlstoa, ManikalBs,?
dayr, ? lib makogar.y.Ae. to D Csrtis A Co.
Brlj ladastry (of Mashiat). Btuart, Fort M Prim 00, M
dsys, with logwatd, to, to C i B VnHlfU.
Brif Tssssi (Br), Ohishelm Porto Rioo, 12 day*, with ooCM
M? lomod, to Mollsr tull A Blsra.
Brig Iris (Br), Lorwsy, Sydaey. St, II U]n. sHtk saal. It
?Mtor Kxpsrlsaoad heavy wtathsr aa the pimio.
Dt1"* <0( Bll? worth), Toator, Kuhi, lit. U tlNL
taUt A? U 0rtw* ?'HrilioW hotn w**thsr; spin
, Bo*i,r^ <*f Ply?s?th, Mass), M'Ksbbsb. St Jekns. Tf.
*>. ?',h sntar 111 molHiH to MalUaad. P helps A Oa.
Jaa rr, la* 35 27, Isa Td 40. i?ko Mhr J 0 Whlto. from Bsaa
ooafor Nsw York; oa ths sight of Uio 2Mb, tat 38 <* IobW
* ? ,.I>? *?*'?? ''PPossd hot anas to ha ths " Poto?ao"
(doskttess the Pontine). 108 da** from Calcutta for Boito?(
tt blovlsi froth at tho Urns oeuld ast bo esrtaia abort h*c
aaaso.
Sobr Canton (of Baltlaere), Johasoa, Black Klvsr, la, ?
da)*, with oofTee. Ao, to J Boyd. Joa 31, off Baraeiat, lock
OTorboard from tho dock J an so Hill, a colsrod iisbis. st
Baltimore.
Bo) r Phebs Abb (of Brooksrlllo). Kaorooa, JaekstaviB*.
U da*s. Biptritaotd bsavy weather during Us hmm
sanlsd away bead of foremast,
Bohr Lovltias. Smith, CbarlsstoB, 0 days.
PthrBI. Petry.Thomss, Bsanfsrt.NC S day*.
Befcr Oeiaa (ot Daxboryi. Howos, wilmiagtpn, 7 day*.
Bohr Bichu.ond, Uorrls, Richmond, 3 days.
EU.r A Baksr, Baker, Predsrleksbar*. 1 day*.
Bchr Aatelotis, Bator, Norfolk. 3 days.
Bohr W B Gsaa. Nye, Kllsabethpsrt for lortOB.
8cl;r Hamilton Dayton, B'lswcrth, 4 days.
Bchr Brits' Id fighter). TsaatU, froa Br brlf Hi
Pouls. from Glasgow. asboro ot Croat III B arbor with
Iiob. Ths brii's call remains good, b<it tbs spars are
tons; it Is expeotsd it tho wsather remains favorable, shs
ts gc t ofl La a fow day*.
BELOW
BMp Crtol* Plproe. from Now Orltaas. Jan IS. with Mito*
aid rice. to W TFrcit.
Oatbric, aakaown.
RAILED.
Whaleeblp Java. Kow Bedford, la tow of stsaatag Titaa.
Win* dor las tho day from astK.
Blamsrsutda.
Gsorgs French, thief mats, and John Smith, tssoad tasto,
of tto ship Tsm O'Phantsr before reported lost, oame paa
UrJay" 'n U>* ***' 0o,an >!>'? frem Bermada, armed ya*
Ths fol'ow in t vessels hava boon sold:? Clipper shit Bword
fsh. 1021 tons, built In this olty in 1UI. by W Q WebS. aboa*
tt Sf br Al'iaadsr MitohoU (three ma. ted) 173 toss,
built la Philadelphia, are years old. $M?K): "hrinlUA
Mister, ISO teas, built la Baltimore threo years old, SM0(l|
brl* ?bb oaoosnok, 2(0 t'as, Kastera built oae voar el?
? 11.800; ship lsslah Crowsll, bow at Boston, t.tn,uuO; bsrk H
Andrew, Sl'O tons, toilt in Mains, oso tear old, aad a bow
slip, now ob tho stooks at Nswoastls Me, sa prirato <
Veiegraphl* Marine KspwM.
BOSTON. Feb 1- Arr barks Tally Ho, Tatls Bat; As pie
ton, Baltimore; brigs Kelpio Pal mo; Charles M'LaubUn,
Olissow: schrs Lifeboat Port an Prlnos; Howard, aad aasan.
Ns* To.k; steamer Cot iiaoror, do.
CBARLK3TON, Jaa 31? An bri? Amoiloa, Bostoa; sskf
Harriet A as, I.ubso.
NKW OKLRANB, Jaa 31? Art ship BtrsUa, aad sohr > 3
Msroer, Now York.
Herald Marin* C*irH|wad?ait*i
PHILA OBLPB1 A fob 1 4 PM-No arnrais to day.
Old stear ship State of nso'gla, Garvin. BavaaaaV Ms
Martbti>14, Uo<T|tdur, Cis-. fu'ics; eobr Mail, Crowoll. ProyC
deaoe; steamer Delaware, Clark, Nsw Ye. k.
DitMtC?e
Bhit Pmnca At hist, Bradish. rsrortod y**t*rday ak?a>
doaid on her passste from this eltj to London left heri v>M
8, aad a?t a very refers xals wbsn threo or fear day^ eat.
and soms days after enoonntered aaotfcer, whloh oaased Us
vessel to leak so mnch as ts render li aeorsiary to abandsa
her. the water bsiu* thirteen leet deep la her bold when ths
orsw lett. She was oae of Messrs. Grlnnsll A Minion's lia*
ot Londoa paokstj a tint vssssl of 1 74 toni reitster, ksill bw
Meiers *eet<r?o't A Back ey, la 1843, end was valaed at abort
JU>, HO which Is fully eovsred tv ofioes la this eity. Th?
fcllrwit* Is bsr sarso. valued at $140 100 iasorsd hers sad
In England:? 3, M* Mils taor, 12 ^ buth wheat; 200 tos b -4E.
bt Is rosin. K4 eil take. 17 3J9 lbs rr.fd tobsooo. 8 ltd
wh'Nb'Da 25 cat rubber good*, Cf?9 lbi v u. ft'J tMii
olcoks. 22 3t'o ohetss, i uoo stav.s, andSbalessarsapsrlila.
Bh" Chaos, from Kostoa whleh got ashore asat Tr k SS.
and subieijneotly arriti d at Pavarnah wasassistod int. pari
by itoamer ( na arparently niihout tassaialac da
?**s. tbs t i :e plaoed on tto dry dook for oxamlaauoa.
Fhip Vrssui,, ?f Hath, 1 st on tho Irish soast, ?ras ?If
atoot ? gbt uiuotl ? id. 1,23a toss Thsrs isB19,0U? lasv
aroeou her in Buston, in addition to tbs 125 006 in Pr*>
v.denoo.
Babb Childk Harold, ftom New York for Havana, k*.
fore rerotnd put into Bermuda In dletro.s was suadsatmsd
an* sold.
BbiwEwaw, ot Bostrn, , from Oonalvst for Now York.
was totally lost 12th ult, off I*isgna; rad a oargo of ooffes aad
logwcod. The csptalr and crow were saved aad ease bom
psstcntsrs lu tbs brig Industry, a: rived atthis p?rt ytrtsr
day.
Brno Er>HAH?, Gatnage. from Boston lot Wilmlactoa.
NC, wbioh got ashore en Mew Inlet bar 13d nit. was got oC
2titb. She had lust her rnddsr, bat what ottasr damaes sha
bad rsoslvtd is nnknowa.
Brno Emma V Bicharmo.v, of Brooksvill*. befcr* rs port
ed abandoned, was biarded. no date Ao, by tb" tCat*,'at Sa
vannah 2Sth^>lt fro n Hali'sx: shs was watsrloogsd, aad had
kei b pa. tly stripped. Both chains weis paid ovsrboard, aad
hsr port anebor was oa tho bow.
Brig Rovai, Boitthwick still r?malas ashor* at Cntlf
bonk, bnt will probably bt got off if ths we-thor ooaUaao*
favorablt. Ths vrsssl has b*sa tilled with oasks, aad aa aa
?bor got out sstern.
8chb Lboisora (of Biookly*), Miller, ftoa Baltimore f*(
5" 1 ork with 4,000 boshtls of whsat, wont ashers at Lit Ms
agg Harbiit 2oth ult If the waa?bsr peruiitrod, ths vsaasl
wiulo be got off and most of Uio oar so was sxpootod to ka
savsd nndamaiod Tho vssssl leaks oonsidarakly.
Sen r Iovhtais, sunk on Chatham bars, has ssrt of kw
Sour savsd; vessel snu oorn noarly a tctal loss. ^
?TAT?- Sherwood, frogs Boston for N*w Pork,
s no sored Cbaibam nig. t of ??th ult, with forsmast tar
ri*d ?waj; wa&l?d no imuUqoc.
T1,? Sortw and Lsver Oo bar*
screwed np ths Br brig Bostoa and Iiavs got her ready to
launch. The bark Fanny Buik and brig Win 4 Kogsrs stdH
remain arbors. The talanoe of cvgo or board tho balk
Panny Buck kmcunts to about 3(?) ba'ssoot on and 1 *0t
bbls pork and lard, wblob 1s being oiscbargsd when tbs watsr
is smooth sncugo to permit. ???iii.ws?a
lp*k*a.
ra^.p? T.,n-"lvuJ:r?tfr.r f? N"ori*^ ?
Dcn*Tat!*Is,.?5isd.'d,),d'- hcri,0?,a"' ?Uh B * lt~*"
Bark Llewrllya, Sbermaa, 5 days froa Nsw York for iia
lacbisola, bo date, lat U 2H, Ion M sO.
Ja?r8%C0s'SdEf.,f,,Ck'P*r1, fr"B A"a?PM WTerk.
Bat'd ri.ie<i?hel^_^?m .N^,k for Psnsasola. Jaa 18, *?
MyetsJ fwBl N YoTTiTr MoMu. U"' (nV~" ^*
_ _ Foreign Part*.
stfr^T hrig Warrsa, Bt*?
' *' ,|Loct, ? to lo*4 tor n Fcrk
li y'iSl1^ ,?0a^4> bri* Or?M, foe
to^uS aV?i:? ^ '?? ?~
f >2> Ashbnrtoa. Taylor, skartor^
f?r * * *nblt yoy*?*, to taks 3. SOU boxs* sugar to
Bvrop* and return t* the taited Stat s wish a eargo sf si,al:
? m to load for NrV.^Vito
W! SO por hnd sngar, and $3 for desk load of molassss; mi
Alccaus, rbaw, for BUtimors, to iosd molasses at abon*
equal to t3 r>r hbd and o bors as ksfor*. Sid 12th, brig*
^ w to load molass' s for Phlla
aslpbia or Boston at U rev bhd, carries ?*'; 30th I K r2
2*1' } 1 . J' 1? fur st same rate; 21s*, I
jisi Ji? t do. to load for Baltimore at same rate sar
rise 400 hkds; Rel sf. a Us Mataasas, to lrsd tor fhiladai
pMa at same rats, ?ar?i^ 380 bfcds
. . ??h' Liu boat, Ellis, Port an PrlaM
veiry sisk ) ^ aTp" rt an PrTn'es ertW "?^ ?*
liK ZtiT Htw?
pi'rt Jao 20 bark Brai etto, Mo'Jratk, fat
la', ?***', W Per Htl; brigs M >ntr>se Hasty, fit
?s!d " Vswc " " " P" hfu; 11 '*? <i*E. to
Paai. Aaerco? In port Dee 30 brig Br*??e OtlsrMJsa
for Pbilasslnaia 2 oayV only am v" Si ' ^
1oMA^"? a>portI,,|he /".^d'u^ "hin#h' UU?to
ton'' arr'lhtb to'load* f?r do'^ "" ^bs. from Bto
Ft 7 hi mas la pors Jan 17 ships Severn, Walts rsadv
n . 1 *ttas Lt Broa, do; CilnaWa,'
S *< , Rsritan, iitu- b for llaui^tja Itoads la 1 lava:
U'ltoatB, S> Inter. Oo-M. -n: ?<] ?n j s?.14 13 h; brigs T P Psr
klns Otni', fcr Turk* i ods lu afewdajs; Maior, Ptaia
fr'"n P^fn^'lphls, dis?. Pa
vo>lto, Bhito, toaee tg?tera. liig; Vi.-ginia, Coop or
(suprosed tram fur attakafas I day*; LoeP&
H?Vh iT' 1 ,m ??"?does- for <tt Ooaiogw;
Harsh Woosvr, tt cotter from Ja^hsonTtlis to loss at Jaa
me} Kra port is ,t),s Caistd mates; Fill oa rs. kirwaa. <*t
Baltimore ?ame Hay nnder Jorymasts; legbora, Puadlstoa.
rtTg.sohrs 8 liar-, tshrr ir m Bristol for Oa-bslots da'
i "i'a '' fr?m ~ ? P"* 'n wlih crew sick; Pasa
perc, aeidnek t(sdes-,red and so d IStS; Bay Clsy. IPar
samo Vay ? frua NurfoLk tor lurks islaada
St Johss. PB? In port Jan 20. Irlgs Oaeoi Moody, ftea
1* ?*>?; Ma ta, ttaiiey, from Bojaoa [OS
Iloiste Porta.
V ^ .l! MrKBT*rT J ** ??' **** * Totten, Ktllem. *
l Oik, shiy Lot s Star. B> nttlis, Alexaudn*. to l"Bd 'or Uvar'
poll; sobr AJesaad** M. ihristy ha I Rir.r. tld Sark
r.n wi ' i-#.h NOr' br!*? "hactford, l'atkaa
jail, MaiausB'; Trioone. Rlllmaa, (iairetson, tthrs |fa
Vv*1 . *** ' BP??(sh Mato. Ls Roy, l>tb .rnt, SYurk.
i, .,S"i!i'AV.r u* ?"? .*. rtp-ru in Hvmptoa Keada
nark I iada s*><rart, from whork tor llaltimort snips llngaa
f!i. ? days from Colaoh s Is'aa >s; Baits Mtf?aw,
'J?t V'1.1 1 ? kars from da, oonnd op;
iff Tb vas Pciil a baj k, aai in Annapolis Koads ship Plcra
Itmrla. asd s Or sbip -apnns i ?ht Sat- lit. ?ths latitr waa
i at scaticgrably bt tktsrtl' iee fr m tct Sut-iaeaaDaa. fit
llcrsld ixpnirnc d m ch tn u'l tn irt<Uag her wa? tnrruck
t-,. R. , w> ith sx<ebdrd trom candy Point to 5olltn' F?r%
itil g from tv. io seven tovct ihtok.
ar Jan 31 sbii. liait or Tibkit s NOrleans,
bark Is- hi I la Hnmpif.j Char cston; b-ig J ir*-ris, B.rry
t ardar as. JO h lass via bant. H ile. sohr. ?lislits<t la*
Secn,J.r<r' HU ti""' emm.T B.rn
1.^1, u U'"'; Ja'shaaa. Meeathlia
li. ? riW T^?e' R H Frs-msa. P.trea.
.I1 . C hathsld, BomH.y aad ?al
N4tt;.^ ^ Loror llall.wvll.
. Ur ta ?, - ? p>, (. iiif..f4 Caitim^.s IHgs a biuksr, t?
o'JAfcdr Al d Hardy. Put ad Iphla: sobr*
astint?e; Jatpsr Hoars, ."fF -rk.
hid .1 ip Oou Peabc u>, brig Ct-bdea, and Asa boltw kvta
?f ao, b' if 11 M Dudiey, Bopkla?,
J At KfSV s V ILLh? Arr Jab IP, bri* Or
I o?tco ; Ithr t ision Paiion?, d< : 1SW, brt* i? ?0?40, SmO
???o. BoLtft i tui Old 17'*h, ichr FimI, B?ooon.
Jfllrtij. ? rU W ?uoi), Otor. do.
fcOBl . *C? A?r Jou 26 brc Qatei of Boaih, Chi^aio.
: ?>ohr In^ceBo, kyfni, i*York
NHW ORL K * *6? Arr J?n 24 (Tnlio4 S'.tMa,
1 oc??, A'|-i wbII iMpi 0. Hdflflfrifln. Liverpool;
( ilf N ?hii9 ' nqooror.
i tv*#, 'Quc<q Vlotorifc, !???' WT'-odbtiry, and F Kts*.
ir- m l.j?rpco ; Allen Mori % fr- a B,r>ia*cn, Mtril^ott
Iroft* ITovi, W f 1 flwl, f*om Bo W a ind 12 ? inr* Hrf^q
^ttp?. .? run otkoo'B CM ?b1p? K.%thftdlo. BoflU,
t jt? ; Hidvm Cv??ti??r ?. eo; Ifftrloa Ssapa q io;
Torrej Lt^rpool: vjP%or?% (Br>. M W
f.f% hB?b*dg^o borl lio-M UtArfetoiTB, DJ; itim
iBjvodot (fp), II 111 ?v B%i?o.oba: L pbbw (.Hp) MirftiML
do; hr HftriA Isont*. JnlU i Tr) 8fi^?rd, ai K?orr? ( or*
BklBM.
jtOKFOI ft ?Arr Jaa 28. hHg r^adow, (V>ss, Bt Daahsa*
Pku. ???/'' ?M?ala.?tok, tears i>mto Iraiaad; V
rbars Craan e J I haro yrcthirborg, Bnsa.. Vlata, tlatoa
llavea." **rtla NYork; " liiftay." Uio4s, ?
aJ; kr,? 0c?< sshrsBar
' >'***?' f orwailis fram H ilmugtoa, NC. for Bostoa:
pii?al'r<M *.** V '?rtlaa? lot W illiaaabarg.
Croathor, BavaBaT "" '* il' k?k *Barah B Hala.
B.?"ii.AD,V^t,u~ArT J" "? wt* WUi*r< ???
, /??-Y [PJ?.0?? A n Jaa 31, props list Oae-lv Maa
?M ?* k Drtaa, fhamp*ms Mokitt
luMhoost ' * Mh,' wtkktslfsttfta
"LIB ? cu Jaa 30. hit* Bostoa. rah, vUftiacMk > A

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