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Wtvttk Uu (NiUiia of (Ui orflutM, in hsroby r?
" 0* ?Xtnw, the action of the Board of Councilmco waa
' concurred in without any debate.
of Cwwrllawa m>t?d Session.
OFFICIAL*
Preaent ? Edwin J. Brown, Eaq., Preaident.in tlie clitir,
and ifty -eight memlxus.
rronoxa, Ac.
By Councilman Moriaa ? Of Walter Waldron and oth
ers, that Fifty-fifth street, b?t?wu Sfxlb aud Sev?nth
avenues, be regulated and Krmlnl To Committee ou
Bonds I
By Councilman Cokovmi? Of Klpp A Brown . to hare ,
theur bill paid for f u ruuliin# a l*#?? . Ac , in the .year 1861,
to the then Committer on Kire Department. To Commit
tee on Fire Department.
By Councilman McCl*v?? Of Hour Company No. 30, for
a uew earring* house. To aauw.
Br Councilman RiiBY? Of K.I ward Riley and other*, for ,
dock at foot ol IWniy Iifih street, North river. To Com- j
niittce on Wharves Ac
lty ? 'ounrilman IYihi>v*r ? <?f James Flanagan, relative |
to contract* for wtnk, by him, on at reel a within the area
of the Central psrk. 'io Committee on Lands and Pla
ce*.
By Councilman Ci'iun ? Of Martin Prentiaa and othera,
foi market in the vicinity ot Thirtv-fourth street and
FJc-vcntb avenue. To Committee on Markets.
lty tame ? Of l'eter I). Moore aud othera, for a large
cent rsl market, to U> located above Madison square. To
Committee on Markets.
By Councilman I k a rutin ? Of Win. H. Van Cott, for
?oni|M n nation lor io. a of horse. To Committee ou Fi
nance.
By wimo ? Of A. F. Cushtnan, to be appointed a com
Btiaaioner of deeds. To Committee on Salaries and Offices.
Hy Councilman l.AMnumaiT ? or John Scheuerman and
Others, that the sidewalks in Seventeenth street , between
First avenue and and avenue A, be flagged. To Commit
tee on Streets.
By same? Of 1'olice Justice*, for the appointment of
German Interpreters. To Committee on Polioe.
By Councilman Hauaunr ? Of Varnum S. Mills, to be
appointed a Commissioner of Deeds. To Committee on
SaUriea, Ac.
By the ItBumm ? Of William T Farnham, to be sp
] ousted a Commissioner of Deeds. io same,
By Councilman Ukl mi ? Of A. F. Hatlield aud others,
property owners on Ix-xington avenue tind Thirty-third
a tree t, to compel the Harlem Railroad Company to re
store the grade of fourth areuuu. To Committee ou
Street*
By the Pehhikvt ? Remonstrance of Henry Jackson and
Others, again.- 1 Hie sewer in the Bowery, between Bond
and Ureal Jones streets. To Committee on Streets.
By Councilman Nintiu ? Oi i>. Fnnshaw aud others, ask
ing that opening ol Ninety second street be continued
from Third avenue to East river. To Committee oil
Road
By the PitreimoT ? Of Rev. J. S. Ebattgh, for use of
fifty old seats oi those bite in u e at Ward school in
Thirteenth street, lor ii dustrial school in Thiity-third
atreet. (?! anted to the school.
By ''ouncilman lint mi ? Ol Peter Van Antwerp, to be
ap|>oiuted a Commissioner of Deeds. To Committee on
Salaries, Ac.
By Councilman Coormt ? Of Mr Gih-on and others, to
have Gansevoort street tiller! lip and graded from Tenth to
Thirteenth avenue. To .Committee on Streets.
By Councilman WAJHWJUOIT ? Of James Price, to be ap
pointed a Commissioner of Deeds. To Committee on Sa I
laries, Ac.
By Councilman Ti itii ? Of Kobert M. Strebelgh, to be
ap|x>inted a Commisaioner of Deeds. To same.
By Councilman Kk.inkdy ? Remonstrance of Bayard
( Lark and twenty-six others, against the extension of the
bulkhead on a\cnue Thirteenth, from Twenty-fourth
street northerly. To Committee on Wharves, Ac.
By same? Ot A. P. I'alrymple and seventy live others, ,
against the Htid.-on River Railroad Company keeping
heir cars standing in Hudson street. To Committee on
Railroads.
^ By Councilmnn Jackson ? Of Neptune Hose Company
No. It 7, for a new bouse aud location. To Committee on
Fire iH-partment.
By same ? Of John T. Henry and others, to hare
Peade street cleaned. To Committee on Cleaning Streets.
By Counoilman Sekly? Of Finch, Johnson and others, I
ft r sewer in Forty seventh street, between Eighth and
!? inth avenues. To Committee on Hewers.
By Councilman CUFTO* ? Of J. B. Pope and others, Ibr ,
? central market near Fortieth street. To Committee on
Markets.
Councilman Vauian ? Of Engine Company No. 28. i
for pay for room hire. To Committee ou Fire Depart
ment.
By Conncilmnn Fkye. ? Of Engine Company No. 20, for
*n appropriation to assist them in fitting heir house j
with gas and water pipes. To Committee on Fire De- |
pertinent.
RETORT 1
The Committee on Cleaning greets presented a report, i
with preamble and resolutions, stating that the present
contractors lor the First, Second, aud Third districts, are i
willing to relinquish their contracts on being paid to !
February 7, and of the Fourth district if paid to March 7, i
and recommended that the contracts, on those terms, be
rescinded ? and also in favor of making new contracts ac
cording to specifications presented.
Hie Committee presented a report ill favor of dividing
the city, with the exception of the Twelfth ward into nine
teen contract districts for tlie cleaning of the st reets. The*
fir .t eleven wards to ben* many districts. The Thirteenth,
Fourteenth, Fifteenth, Sixteenth, and Seventeenth dis
tricta shall comprise the wards ot that number, and the
F.ighteenth ward; the Kightcentli district to tie the Nine
teenth aud 'lwenty-tir.-t wards, and tlie Nineteenth dis
trict the Twentieth and Twenty second wards; the work
not to he done by sub -contract, and no contractor to
have more than one district ; to be cleaned twice a week,
the contractors to remove the dirt, manure, Ac., at their
own expense, as fast as it can be collected; suitable
berllis to be furnished at piers lor luadiug of their ves
#ela; after tlie lapse of twenty-four hours from the
time the street should have been cleaned, if not done
tliey can t>e so by oider of the captain of police of tha
district, and charged to the contractor; or any citi/.eu
can do so at his own expense, and have a right to the di-t
poval of the manure, Ac. if n contractor omits to
cleanjforty -eight hours after rcgula.t time, his contract
to be forfeited.
Councilman Cianct offered an amendment that not lets
than $1 2b should le paid by contractors for labor. Lo<t.
An amendment, that the vvhole or a street, on two sides
Ot tbe district, should be considered a part of the district,
v as adopted
Councilman Cokovxr then movod thai the report lie
laid upon tbe table, to enable the introduction of an ordi
nance authorizing tbe Board of Health, (to meet to-mor
to take immediate action to clean the streets.
Councilman Coiiovm presented a preamble, stuting
that the streets are in a bad condition, Ac., with ordi
nance authorizing the Board of Health to causo the
?treets to be cleaned, and continue to do so till tho Com
mon Council can enter into the necessary contracts, Ac.
Peferred to Committee of the Whole.
The Board then went into Committee of the Whole.
Councilman Vermilye in the chair, when the ordinance
was read and ordered for adoption, and tbe committee
Vom.
The Board then adopted the ordinance in favor of so
empowering the Board of Health by the following
wote:?
Affirms live ? The President, Messrs. H. Smith, Gannon,
Clifton, Young, Cleary, Healy, Jackson, Schenck, Clancy,
Donoboe, Kerrigan, Tuttle, Seely, Gray, Wild, Crawford,
Roe, Wainwi ight, See, Holder, Cooper, Brush, Reed, Fos -
ter, 1'urdv, 1'hiUips, Schuyler, Raymond, Elliott, Forbes,
Sominis, BeMen. Moneglian, Slevin, Vermilye, Wm. H.
Smith. Hodgkinson, Husted, Jeremiah, l'inckney, ljm
b. ?cht. Frye, GaDnev, McClave, Curry, Conover, Ed l ie ,
Varian, Baxter, Mather, Pearson, andMoller.
Negative? Meesrs. Kennedy and Mclntyre.
Mr. Kjmksdt explained that he did not consider the
Beard had power to pass the ordinance.
nrmoHs.
By Councilman PmCRKirr ? Of V. S. Mills, Geo. R. Nich
oli, Wm. H. Greene and Samuel Truesdale, to be appoint
ed Commissioners of Deeds. To Committee on Claries
?nd (Mom.
By the aame ? Of Tompkins Hose Company, No. 16, for
? new hose carriage. To Commit tee on Fire Department.
Of John F. Cunningham and others ? For a fire hydrant
In First avenue, between Twenty -seventh and Thirty first
Mtreete To Committee on Croton Aqueduct.
nron.
The Board then again resumed the consideration of
the report and specifications in favor of cleaning streets,
taking It up by sections. A section was adopted that the
clause allowing the same individual to have the contract
but for one district was stricken out, and some other,
though slight, amendments were made. On the tenth
licctlon, (the report containing twelve.) during a motion
to amend by striking out the words Captain of Police,
and substitute some other officer, the Board, on motion,
adjourned to Wednesday afternoon, at 6 o'clock
t rum tlie minutes. C. T. HcCLKN ACHAN , Clerk.
Proceedings In tlk? Board of Couiicllmeu.
[Our special report 3
MPD, FILTH AXD 0 ARBAOB ? OCll CITY KATHr.R*
WAKH> VP BT THE PBOI'LB ? THK llKIORMKH- ALL
fN THE DAB* ? I NTKKKSTINO I'KHATK? ItKII
MM'
The Board of Councilmcn mot in tlicir chamber but
?rening at tire o'clock, and after dlapwlng of sundry
jetttitos.
Councilman Rnn moved a auapcn*ion of the rule* for
the purpose of taking up the report of the Committee on
< l?aning Street*.
Mr. KMTOWT (reformer) hoped that (he Board wnuM
?purane it* regular course of buainrM. Home |>eoplo
tl">ught the Common Council hnd sothing elae to Jo ex
cept to pay attention to the matter of cV miing streets.
It wai only one of the nuroerou* duties that they had to
perform. They hint other bnainesa be.- ides street il an
ing that should occupy their attention
Mr. Hodouook (whig) hoped that the report would lie
lpVeu up.
Mr Ctur thought it would bo Just as well for tbeni to \
proceed in their regular order of business. He couM not j
l*e why (he adoption of the report thnt night would make
the etreeu l>e eleaue<l any quicker than if it was put off
until the next nljrht ef their meeting. Krery member, I
he suppo*e<l,waa aware that (he IV, a rd met the next even
Ing ft* a Hoard of Health, at the instigation of the Mayor. I
In rlew of those facta h? hoped tint the motion wonld )
not prerail What the citirens of New York want ia that j
we tnke immediate action N?w. the contract* ? ill h ire
to be advert toed and Awarded yet. and therefore there 1
will he a delay of many daj? before the* coo tract* eh.ill
be out In force. It to for that feason that I 'ppos* the
notion to auspend our regulrr order of btialnrsi- tVe
can take it w> by and by Juat ad well aa we can at the
)MMt moment
Mr. Mokin (naine law) ? I hope (he motion to ?ngi>end
Uie rule* will prerail. The people Outside are clamorous
mii<1 erring for elean street*, and It I* our bnainesa to
bare the thorough faro* cleaned aa aoon aa poa*it>l?. vr j
hare to give out the contract* yet. and If we do not go to '
work at oaee we Will never hare anything done.
Mr. Knrv seconded the motion to suspend the mle*. ai I
?' was neoeaaary for them to act at once.
Jiootiaixs.,;. called for the preylous question.
The Oerkthen read the report of the Committee, di
W'u 'I tw? WMd (except the Nineteenth, Twentieth,
Twenty flr*t and Twenty second) ta Hit city 1st* street
ch-aning district*, and making ample furlilw far
having the work performed, and sot allowing any con
tractor to havo more than one district. In conclusion
the Committee offered a series of resolutions, rescinding
the former contra, ts and graving for the adoption of
the report.
Mr. Cesar moved that each ward be Included as a ae
l<a rats district, as the work would be perforated much
U tter when divided into smaller districts.
Mr. Hkkd stated, for the benefit ~ '
imuinl) that required to be cleanea. It was ia view of
that fact that the committee were induced to include
the Nineteenth, Twentieth, Twenty-ftrat, and Twenty
second wards in the Eighteenth district.
Mr. Cvurr. ? If any of the member* of the Board will
take the trouble to ride up town in my ward, be will
find that there are more than two streets in the ward
that need cleaning.
Mr. Fky. ? 1 would like to know who the dirUion line of
the districts -hall belong to, and which of the contractors
chiill clean tho^e street* dividing the districts.
Mr. Kbd ? The contractors wiM settle that matter;
each one will clean his half of the street.
Mr. Ci'ltkr. ? One of the contractors should clean the
street, for if the work is divided nothing will be done,
and the dividing streets will never be cleaned.
Mr. Coftovn. ? Kacli contractor ought to clean the
street north of liira. from the Battery up, and so on to
the 'l'wellth ward.
Mr Ssily. ? I hope that no amendment of that kind
will be adopted, hither one or the other of the con
tractors should hare to clean the streets. They could
easily arrange that between themselves he knew rery
well.
Mr. Rekd. ? There are not twenty streets in the Twen
tieth ward cleaned that are paved.
Mr. CTRKV ? 1 would like some gentlemen in the Board,
if there are auy in it who could say that there were even
live streets in his ward that were cleaned and were not
paved.
Mr. McIntyke mo?t positively asserted that there were
twenty blocks in thai ward tiiat were cleuned and were
not paved yet.
Mr. Ct'fcRY ? There are not twenty streets In onr ward
that are not paved and are cleaned.
The question on Mr. Curry's amendment was then fee
ing put, when
Mr. Willi rushod into the cluunber and said that he was
s little later than usual, aud wished to know what the
quctioii was on.
< ?>'? You ought to have been in here sooner.
Mr. WnD? 1 Was hifct by an angry multitude in the
P.u k, wl.o besought me to have the 9treets cleaned.
The Chairman then said that the question was on the
amendment ol Mr. Curry.
Mr. Wiid ? 1 would like to speak upon that question.
It is publicly known that great efforts have been made to
have the streets cltaned in the different wards, but we
never have been snccessful. Tiiat something immediate
has to be done no one could deny. The citizens abuse us
for not getting them cleaut d, and the pupers come out on
us most rcaudaloutly. Now the amended charter is the
cause of ?1 1 this mud in our streets; the contractors
have thrown up their contracts, aud the people are con
frequently knee deep in the mud.
A Mat KM ? Mr. President, I cull the gentleman to or
der.
Mr. Wiid ? I am speaking on the question before us ?
don't call me to order, sir ? I nm standing on the floor as
a Councilman, in the Council Chamber. I would not sit
here another day for the honor of the thing, were it not
for the pleasant associations that 1 hare connected while
in this Hoard. 1 hope that every man, woman and ohlld,
will get a copy of the charter, read It, and see whether
the Board are to blame for getting the streets into such a
dirty condition. There are outside an angry multitude
who are asking us In loud terms to clean the streets. I
stand here to defend myself, and I would like to know if
there is any man who will clean the streets under the
new charter, unless he pays for so doing out of his own
rocket t
that there were only two street!
whfch w'Zu.at th"er tLe ,ampn Jmpn< for a simple reason, I
aSs?=?-a
tors ? ,h" ? w ??",??? irsiar
ot u,, ,???. *? ^ ?"?
CSS of tli, .mmWlwu
U '"il'r ,al1 ttc"'l"iin'Qtp but
nuirkn I <HH nnt ? * ^ 1 would like to muke a few re
.nntfe tot?k^V^rt,nthe
?hnt his Hwondttent V ? ih??f ? wtlem*n sUte
what he is SXt ' we might underhand
th^eS"1 DM,Te <hat wc ,llkc ?P the fi?t section of
.nd!?wi i 7uniV?i l!V>r got lhp fl?r here'
order 1 will ???? . " J11, ,11"' ( ,lair dPcides I nm out of
I will' not tii ke the blame W TU,b"r of the
this matter. The promr cmirl r A?"\mon (:<,uncl1 >?
to have iiuwuihI wm^ii T.\ I S Comraon Council
form tJirdutv I? th. ? i, '"??? the contractors per
not be obliged to H t knce\1een? ly done that, we would
mittee on Htre.'ts nrflli1! l'i tho mirP- The Com- 1
cela the contracts form? riv \ report, which can- !
than ever. The amendment I wish to offer'is" thlt" W?r** '
IMSS !Sblv ???"!! C3 !
Ipssiilfss
and the Commissioner of Streets nnd Lnmns if
giving rid to ?T "r."'?.'!',"
ot course, woul.1 b?- sadlv neglected ' m*tter
JSsnK stress * *'? *""?*?? ???
Wn tv? TvT'r 'I'"1 tV.? w,"ll? n,att<,r ^ 1? id over
s^wsss^^ai
The motion on laying over was lost
^ I 'cd' th*e mensem0 '
ployed ax street cleaners He JtOliLt f 1^"< men em
tbatrot* <hat fTerrnumb,>r's n?mc should WVecorted
?, T?.te# against hia amendment- recoroea
Mr. Kwvept? 1 *Uo more an an amendment th*? ?),.
fuuStSlf" 10 baVe ''l0lK>r cleaning apparatus.
Mr. Cooi-sr thought it was none of the boards business
let him have an office, if ?e coSlHelp U tr"Ct
hood! V',?V~I ncver enid ??? " is an absolute false
K^rI,ti:64id so of -rou' at
<1 ,1#<1 UBliW>nted possession of the ioor- but
^^SST^L gent'le"ian?of the Fim that
the laborer was worthy of his ^W^TwaslreUknowi h!
i"
ri.Visr,""' ? Mr ??? it?
tSSl??''"-:
I halt ***** m?U '1 U U-v tUe * hole's ubjec^ on Th^Uble.
Mr Ktxsr,y offered as nn amendment that a ,i?ni
sztv fev & "? s*"r".^
*"jj "?< I"
Mr C oyoTFK then mored that the ? port
?< ?!'" t,0WI,"P Street* l/c taken ui>
no^aJ.^^XLutr HC b
rhe rejioi t wp - on motion then talen up
Wr i Z]'l 'l">%''1' t0 rt''ommit the report
X"ri teM?Se^A^i
Jjr ri _?.?? moved to adjoiun.
'Jbe riMniv'iv T m*! 'f 110 '"I'ld -peak.
Mr. ( t tu n ,v , , "'T,"''" fo,,r "wes alreadv
where the rcpor ^t'eni iVl'le'l""/ l* no l1'*0''
I-. e .. ni jr rn' el thi i rr ror"1l in the
would ni'l l>e ra ..nsnluteS \? thel'JT.SSt^ h?r" "
wfi'Ll t^on^a'lo's'i^' t irne*01'1'' Dot ^ ^"rd. as it
*** 1 .? .I.H .. aik>|>t
S" m"h- n'
'barter wouW kill it. (r'M><1 ,ft,>r *H ?'
inan'of 7be p?:inre nf ,h? U"ntl?
L?mr, i beH '.I0 ?*< omm.ssioner ol !?treAs and
,h,t "?? department to whick he be
1 lofi I* m par* from coemption aad riot m ur otkar
: 4tputMrtiatk*el(T.
A Ml? called him to order.
Mr. Cxjukxt ? 1 am in order. I mm to defend the
Commissioner of Street* and Lamp* from all attack* made
by hU calumniator*.
i Cxaix ? You must oonflne your remark* to the ques
tion.
Mr. Clajkxt ? Ttoe Commissioner of Street* and Lamp*
is a faithful man, and did his duty like a man.
[Here all the light* la the building went out, leaving
Mr. Cla&eey in the dark; but he was not to be de
feated by the darkness, for he spoke about fifteen
minutes ' in total darkness, saying that he was
J placed in a condition similar to that of Mike Walsh,
who, when speaking in Congress, was left in the dark by
all the lights being pnt out j
I A scene of some little confusion here ensued, some
rsons getting up on the reporter*' table, breaking one of
e legs and spilling the ink all over one of the represent
ative* of the Krprtu Several member* said that it
would not be a bad idea to carry locofoco matches in
their pockets in future.
Cries of "Order, gentlemen!" "1 move we adjourn!"
"Turn off the km!" "Where 1* the Sergeant-at-Arms?"
"Bring a light here!" then might be heard on every
side and in every corner of the room.
The g?* having been at length lighted, bu*ines* was
resumed.
Mr. Now*? 1 think it would be better after all to re
' commit the report.
Mr. Hathuk was sorry to hear the gentleman apeak in
such term*. He came there in the fore part of the even
ing, and advocated the immediate adoption of the report,
but now, like a whipt spaniel, he crle* peeavi.
Mr. Norru ? It was for the purpose or avoiding per*on
nlitie* that 1 wished to have the report recommitted, and
that the member* could vote on its adoption in their
calmer moments.
The question on recommitting was then put and lost.
The various sections of the report wore then adopted
: up to section No. 10, when the Board adjourned until
Wednesday.
Jersey City Intelligence.
Incrxabzd Ran or I.vnmwr.? In the New Jersey Legis
lature, a bill has passed both houses, allowing the pay
ment of interest, on special contract, at the rate or seven
per cent, in Hudiron and Essex counties, and in the city of
tytttson, instead of si* ;w cent, u heretofore. The
business men of these counties finding it exceedingly ditfl
1 cult to obtain money for business purposes at six per
cent, while in competition with New York rates of in
terest, have exerted themselves to aecure the passage of
this act.
Anotiifr City I>Rojacna>. ? A bill to incorporate the Bay
City Company, which propose* to locate on the bay
shore, south of Jersey City, has been introduced in the
Senate by Mr Bramhall, of Hudson county.
Knew*. ? Intelligence was received in Jersey City last
evening, that n man named Jacob Hopper committed
suicide at Iloboken yesterday morning by blowing out
his brains.
Ku.ikd. ? Mr. Albert 0. Van Saun, of Hackensaclt, fifty -
1hree years of age, was killed in an instant on Friday by
being caught in the machinery of a saw mill.
Si icidx by Poison at Hobokkk.? Judge Morris K. Crane
lield an inquest yesterday on the body of Susan Griffith,
of 206 Bloomfield street, said to be poisoued by laudanum
or strychnine. A Coroner'* jury having been" empannel
led and several witnesses examined, the doctor*, Julien,
Elder and Thompson, brought into the court room the
results of their post mortem examination. There seem*
to be no doubt of the death of Mrs. Griffith by poison,
but as to any evidence in respect to the party adm mis
tering said poison we are requested by the court to ab
stain from any publication thereof for the present. The
case has been postponed to the 13th Instant In order to
obtain a thorough analysis of the parts containing tho
poison.
The Fire and Riot at the Rome Medical
College.
[From the Rome (N. Y.) Republican, March 4.]
About ten o'clock this morning a tire was discovered in
the upper story of Kobin*on's Block, on Lock street and
the tow path, which for two years past ha* been used as
lecture and dissecting apartment* of the Eclectic Medical
College. The engine* were loon on the spot, and the Are
was soon put out, with little damage to the building, ex
cept by water, which was considerable, as the whole was
completely drenched.
The building is a large one, five stories high, and built
of brick. The first story is occupied for manufacturing
puri?>Bes. the second and third by families, and the
fourth and fifth by the college. A* soon as the fire was
extinguished the attention of persons engaged was at
tracted to tho dissecting room, where the lire originated.
Here an awful and disgusting sight was presented
Bodies and portions of liodies lay scattered around?
limbs, ribs, skulls, Intestines, and slice* of human fleah
in great profusion, as though just dissected ? met the eye*
of those who had entered the room, while the horrible
effluvia from the burning of human flesh in two large
stove* in the room, sickened those who ventured near.
The physicians speedily disappeared.
These sights enraged those who were present, and im
mediately commenced a scene of riot difficult to describe.
The windows were raised and broken, and many portions
of bodies thrown out upon the crowd below. Among the
rest a small Coffin was thrown from the fifth story win
dow down upon the tow-path and burst open by the con
cussion, when the body of a child, apparently six or seven '
years of age, with a head almost as lerge as'a peck mea- I
sure, was exposed to view, the coffin being broken to pieces.
This body was permitted to lay upon the tow-path ten or ?
fifteen minutes before any one ventured to remove the !
disgusting sight, and hundreds went close up to examine
it. Including many respectable looking females.
As soon as the riot commenced Sheriff Chadwick, Jus
tice Cuddcback, and their officers and assistant*, inter- |
fereil and took possession of tho building, which they ,
cl< ared and locked up as soon as possible.
'llie police force deserve credit for their energy and 1
good management in quieting the riot bo soon; but we
rear, from the fnellnga manifested and expressions among '
the crowd, that the scenes at Cleveland last winter may j
be expected here, und the riot lie renewed. Had the oc
currence taken place in the night not a vestige of the
building would have been saved. It will be well for the
police to be on their guard, and ready to meet auy emer
gency that may arise.
Something Myirtfrloiu In HarlTord.
[F'rom tin- Hartford Courant. March 6.]
Some time last October a Granger, calling himself Har
rison, hired a part of a house in Wentherafield lane, for
himticir and wife, of K. G. Drake, Esq . , and soon after
moved into it? other families occupying the other por
tions of the house. He soon loft, and hai seldom been
seen since, only returning for a short visit once or
twice. His wife has been also much absent, returning
generally in the night, anil leaving again soon, forming
no acquaintance with the neighbor*, and leaving the
tenement empty and locked up. last Monday after
noon the norse of a sick woman in an adjoining tenement
heard a sort of rapping through the di\ ision partition
wall, and supposing the tenement still empty, as no one
had been seen or heard in them for four weeks, was of
course not a little surprised. Fancying it to be spirit
rapping*, no examination wax ventured upon until the
return from labor of the sick woman's husband, in the
evening, who determined to ascertain the cause, and en
tered the tenement by a cellar-way. the doora being
bolted.
On going into a chamber he was startled to find, lying
in a bed, a mere living skeleton ? the wife of Harrison,
wasted to a shadow bv starvation, as it appears. Assist
ance was at once rendered by the neighbors, and the first
selectman early next morning, on being informed of the
facts, despatched a doctor to the scene and sent a load of
wood to raise a fire. Every possible assistance was ren
dered her, but all came too late and sho died on Friday
morning. Little could be learnt from Iter, as she seemed
rather to shrink from enpuiries. Mr. Hawley, the city
missionary, was more successful tlian others in Min
ing her confidence and drawing her out by kind
ness. She told him she was ft widow by the name
of Sarah Bartholomew, until she mnrriod Harrison
last fall, about the time of their removal Lore ? that
she had been sadly deceived in Harrison, and ra
wretched indeed? that she had a sick mother in New
Haven, whom she went to take care of fuur or five weeks
ago, and returned about a week previous in the evening
train, in hopes of hearing something of her husband or
finding him at home, but found him not ? that half
famished and cold she crawled up stairs to bed and to
die, where she bad remained ever since, a period of lis
or seven days, without calling for aid or "making a sign."
' She aaid she had a son named John Bartholomew at
work, as she supposed, in a lock factory in New Britain,
I aged 17 or 18. to whom she addressed a letter some weeks
ago, but received no answer.
Such is the history, as we get it, of thisntrange affair.
The woman appeared intelligent and respectable, and the
furniture, aomc of which had not been unpacked, de
noted respectability and great neatnesa. The first Select
man has taken charge ot her effects, and has the key* of
i her trunks.
ller age was about 40. A single letter, as follows, wa*
found in her tiunk: ?
N?:w Havrv, Bee. the 31, 1M7
Hi as Dai ciiti r ? 1 should have acnt you monoy before
tliis, bad I n?t hesn wsitin ; for so answer respecting a
house which I have applied for bol'iniln^ to Mr. Jacob Har
rison. It is the next nrnise abovs the one wa used to live la
on the turnpike. I have matle such arrangements as will
insure us constant employment. if no should livo for f>no
jesr; therefore 1 wish you to remain whore yo? Jr? until
you hear from me a^ain. By su doing yuo Wiil ot,H*? yonr
affe< tii nste mother. SAI.LY ML'SSON.
I P. H. I have heard from My Tlarrlson to day, and am to
have an answer to-morr*>.
To Htr. lienrivtt* u. Bartholomew, to the c?r? of Mr
Bryan.
Ft rat District Court.
Before Hon. Justice Green,
March 6.? Abraham Cartoik ?t. Aletandtr Bruit'..? This
? action is brought to recover from the defendant the sum
of $77 88, being the amount of an execution issued out
of this Court in favor of the plaintiff, and placed in the
1 hands of Hrulte n* a constable, for execution, and on which
the defendant received #7?; bnt hs? refu<od to pay the
same to Mr. Carlock. The plaintiff having proved the
above fact, the Court rendered judgment against the de
ft ndant for 970 and costs.
Charles Kfng rt. 1'ali Mc /ftv/nw.?Thls was an action
to recover $68, balance of account; and it appearing from
the evidence that the defeddant admitted his indebted
ness, the Judge gave a verdict for the amount, together
with costs, in favor of the plaintiff,
UOYCTNOR WHTOIIT OF TttBIAXA, AT LOI'ISTILLI.?
The reception of Gov Wright took place at the Court
House last erenlnp. The large room was crowded, and
ihe Governor was addressed by ihe Mayor in a very neat
and appropriate manner. The remarks of his Excellency
were in a familiar and a happy style, hifib.lv piecing to
the large assemblage We are indebted to one of the
military companies of the city for an appropriate escort
from the hotel <!o\ Wright will I* occupied to day
with the affair" of the Penitentiary nt Jeffersoavllle. He
has made many friends in this Stale during his brief stav.
who will cherish tlx. recollection of his visit.? lominWe
Dmecni, March 1 .
AltRK.-T OF Cot'NTSWKITEIW IS I/OrrSYIU.K. ?
Yesterday afternoon a man, named J. B Cotter, who
keeps the Farmers' Hotel, corner of Market and Front
streets, and his Imrkeeper, Thompson, and a man named
Isaac Morris, were arrested as suspected eounterfeilors. j
Cotter had several hundred dollars in counterfeit monoy
in hie possession. The police also found about $?>00 In
Thompson's trunk, and several hundred dollirs in a
gasometer in the ecllsr. The parties wilt lie examined
before Judge Joyes this morning.? Ijouittillt Democrat ,
ftfc W.
PwvovmUI Ftttolllgfiiicfi i
Hob. Oniw Mm, hriufcld; K. R. Kmereon, Con
cord; Judge Havtland, Long island; M. W. Chapin, Hart
ford, were amonget (be arrivals yeaterday at the As tor
House.
John Aeoata, Baltimore ; M. Dexter, Boeton; P. 0. Ram
?ay, Buffalo; W. Williamson. San Kranciaoo, arrived yes
terday at the Preeeott.
Col. SteptM. U. 8. A. ; Oapt. Cull urn, U. 8. A. ; F. Coy If,
Washington ; M. 8. Norman, Baltimore, arrived Tester -
day at the 8t. Nicholas.
J. F. Comstoek, St. Louis; Oapt. Macomber, U. 8. N. ;
H. L. King, Georgia: J. T. War, Philadelphia : J. Treat
Irving, Glen Core; W. R. Mulford, Long Ialand , 8 Hatch,
Boeton; K. P. Phillips, do., were among the arrirals yes
erday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
Tra Por* A*D Mb. Va* Bum ? The Vational Intelligen
ce r of the 4th, Inst, contains the following extract of a
letter from an American lady In Rome to a friend in thia
city: "Mr. Van Buren 1s one of our nearest and kindest
neighbors. The Pope sends him regularlr every Satur
day evening a beautiful bouquet from the Vatican or
Quirinal Gardens, and sometimes transfers this oourtesy
to us. I like not only the act but the sentiment of the
compliment from his Holiness to the Bx-Presideat ; It Id
one of those small things which make up, as it were, the
golden sands of this river of life."
DirABTVHEfl.
For Aspinwall and California, psr steamship Ohio? Geo
P Law, Mrs Webstsr and child, Mrs G W Meacham. Mrs
Grattaa, Mrs WooiencrofV Mis* Piss Pettiboae Mrs Crosby
aad child. Miss Peck, Miss Laara Keens. Mrs Keeae and
2 children, Lady. Mrs A J Taber and child. Mrs W O
Ayres, Mrs il Steward. Mrs A I. Noys, Mrs Gorgon*. Mryan
aad Soa, Mrs J H Cook, lliss C Stewart, Mrs Mooney and
child. Mrs Champid. Mrs Jones. J W Cook, W H Kelly, P
Parks, W Whitlook, J A Champid T K Shelby aad lady, R
irvin, J Moon, Mr Shoob, Mr Jones, S Richardson, J
Stearns, Mr Beman. H Stewart. F Pugh, Dr Williams, U K
Adkins. W Perkins. D Ooodman, A S Noys, T W Tolly, W
W Tolly, A Meyers, G Gorgone, H B Underbill, A E Col
grove, J Kins, J Goodman, W Robinson, S Kslleag. O Boo
little, S Parks and lady, Mr Hayford, Hi G rattan. O Maoy,
Cant 1) R Jones. C 8 A, W B Culver, O W Mendale, Thos
Baser, W O Ayers, Berford A Co's messenger, Adams A
Co's messenger. Wells A Fargo's messeager, 0 S mail agent,
Mrs Noah, Capt A B Forbes, 8 Wild aad lady, Miss J Wild,
T llannaban, J Hanahan, D H Hanahan, J A Ridgway, J
F Bidgway, J L Ridgway, Mrs E Kelly and ohild, L Ridge, 8
B Peterson aad lady, Mrs Clanse, F 0 Kittridge, C Weiss,
Miss J Waltoa, Miss M Brommerly. Miss M. Weiss. Miss
L Radseck. Mrs A lleiaeck and two children, Mr Haynes.
wifo and child, R McCottry and wife, J Thompson, J
J Codduyls. F Lemdo, K L Johnson. J W French and lady,
E C Lord. I> W Hill, L Heanev. J Chaduck, A Warren, A u
Boyndon, Mrs E Woder, Miss J Wordcr, 8 C Worder.B Ons
wold, J I) Johnson, J L> Collins. L Wallads, J Wallade. 8
Harford. N Drew. A J Donnelly. 0 Churchill. L Cnrtiss. J
Mellcr, D Camfleld, R B Hathaway. W Hathaway, W
Powers, T (1 Letter, R Huntley. Mrs 8 Franklin, K Palmer,
J J Mitchell, J B Brower, J H Taylor aad wife, J Houghton
and wire. T N Stewart. T Russ, M Wild, J A Howe, W Olcor,
J Harford, My Reily, J B Demarras, E Hilliker, P Demais,
G Hull. A Sear, E Hopple, J Beanrol, A Leonard. S P Fos
ter, W F Foster, J Brouerl^k, J Dunlmr, F J Julieu, J W
Thilling, C W Hudson, S Hilling, J Williams, F Grimage
G Houghton. P Sullivan, LTeas. M Wolfe, G Ganger. B B
Kcmilf S Kemill, O T Tailor, D Bigler, P Sloan, F E Boyer,
N Specter. F Fillmeyer, O Hart. S Rippal. J Walters. K
Jones. J Lott, J Mack. F Hager, M Dowd, W A
Stewart, R Nang, J K Wallace, A W Grover, S Friday,
John Doran, J Newman, Geo Bower, Chas Srhinor, J Hew
itt, B Fuller. ? Cafleld, J Noble, J Case, P Smith, T Car
lisle, W C Reynolds, I, Ballon, J Mahaffe, B Mari-ior. J T
Wilson, R Seargcnt, R H Rankin. Krs E Tollie, Mr Crofton,
and 2 children, H Clemens, J Anderson, A Andoreon, C M
Batioock, J Uclme, E Gewcr, M Feely, J McMurray, S Ten
derly. G Shillian, A Wetherwas, J K Johnson, W Parser,
B Parker, J Paridy, W Tryon, E Tryon. C Porter, A Smith,
R Bredsnider, T Stephen, O Brown, J Brown, J Sangeman, |
J Luvenkup, A Stacev. S B Johnson, L Greenland, J Hodg
son, J Corhltt, J Coofding, Jacob Coolding, D Ronrk, T Jen
nings, M Reed, N Sn v per. J Weaver, U Norris, H Hanford.
A Cole, C Murphy, Miss Murphy, W Lane, J Malonev, Miss
Cunningham. C Birchen, Mrs Hirehen, J Kalada, 8 Koarie,
8 Kunta. M O'Hara, Mrs J DwiJe, G Cannon. Mrs B Mew
art, J MoCallistrr, Sarah Sanders, A Johnson, Mrs Cannon,
M Fasten, L Cosney, J Vanbuskirk. S Wild, W Vanbnskirk,
L Gilbert, J Denton, J Piatt. W Hall, W P Blair. George
Adair, H Butter, L Racken burger, C Brown, Robt Sylves
ter, N Potter, D Wiusor, R Maynard, J E Billings, Jas Cof
fee, J Dwire' L Fvley, J Fair.v, M TTernan, J H Gee, C A
Bcal, S W Case, S Stsfford, E Shephard, and many others in
the steerage.
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, in ship Middlesex ? John Brooks, Mary
Brooke, John Brooke.
From Liverpool, in ship John Rutledge? Capt Freeman, of j
bark Edward Fletcher.
From Nassau, NP, in bark Stanley ? Capt J R Candage
and brother, of sobr Advance; Capt W G Curtis, of brig
Nova Scotia; Capt W G Curtis, of selir Jane A Mary; Capt J
F Kice, of schr Teneriffe; Mr D G Ridley, Jas Norton Jr, R ;
Hecn ? 21 in the steerage.
From New Orleans, in hark Elisa A Cochran ? Mrs New- |
stadt.
From Ponce, PR, in hark Maraval ? W M'Keasie.
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movement* of Ocean Steamers.
NAHM. 1 KAY M FOR DATS.
Alim Liverpool Boston Feb 18
Atlantic Liverpool New York Feb 22
Axis Liverpool Hal's, Boa fe NY. Feb 25
Washington Southampton.. New York Mar 1 |
City of Glasgow.. ..Liverpool. Philadelphia.... Mar 1
Ohio New V ork Aspin wall Mar 6
Curlew New York Derm. JtStThos.Mar 7
Kuropa. New York Liverpool Mar 8
Black Warrior New York Hav. & Mobile. . Mar 9 !
Andes Boston Liverpool Mar 15
Atlantic New York Liverpool Mar 18
Claxgow New York Glasgow Mar 18
Empire City New York Hav & NOrl'ns..Mar 13
Star of tbo West. . .New York San Juan Mar 20
aulasac for nkw tork ? THIS DAT.
?r? RISES 6 25 I MOON MKTS 1 58
SCSI BK1>> 5 68 I HIGH WATER 1 51
Port of Hew York, March 0,1834.
CLEARED.
Steamship Ohio, Bu<ld, Asplnwall. M 0 Roberta.
Steamship Curlew (Br), Sampson. St Thomas Jt Bermuda,
? Cunurd.
SMp Mercury, Conn. Havre. Boyd A Ilinckon.
Ship St Louis, Hovt, Nc* Orleans. Win Nolson A Sons.
Miip Aatrncan, Smith, Naw Orleans, J 11 Brigliam.
Batk i Deuiing. Chase, Para, H K Corning.
Bark M B Stetson, Itassfor J. Cienfucxos. J Atkina A Co.
Bark Hobert Mills, M'Nalr; Galvoaton, Wakeman, Dimon
A Co.
Brig Addy Swift, Foster, Maracaiho, Maitland, Phelps A
Brig Testa (Brem), Uase. Kingston, Ja, Poppe A Co.
Brig Mary Emily, Bown. Para and a mkt, Untohkiss Bros. ?
Brig Helen Maria, Pieree, Cardenas, Kirklaad A Von
Sachi.
Scbr Maria, Jewett, Siena Leone, M M Freeman A Co.
Schr Flying Dragon, Lee, St Thomas, Rnssell A Yining.
Schr Tiger, Colion, Cardenas. Brett, Son A Co.
Schr Senator. Lewis, Savannah. St urges, Clearmau A Co.
Schr D B Warner, Harmau, Charlcaton, M'Croady, Mott
A Co.
Scbr Washington, , Washington, NC, Bateman A
Raddtrow.
Schr Kensington, Reaves, Wilmington, M'Cready, Mott A
Co.
Scbr Mary Horner, Knspp, Wilmington, J W Matthews.
Schr Elba, Hoff. Wilmington, E S Powell.
? Fairfax, Mott, Alexandria,
Scbr Fairfax, Mott, Alexandria, Sturgea, Claarman A Co.
Schr Hanover. M hippie, Richmond, CH Pierson.
Schr Alice, Howell, Baltimore, master.
Schr (.rampui, Scoflold, Philadelphia, JAN Brigga.
Schr Perine, Ingraham, Newport and Fall River, master.
Sloop J D Fish. Babcock, Pali River, maater.
Steamer Mount Savage, Post, Baltimore, Parker Vein 1
Steamship Company.
Steamer Anthracite, , Philadelphia, W H Thompson. I
ARRIVED.
8teamahip Augusta. Lyon, Savannah, 60 honrs, with mdse
and passengora, to S L Mitchill.
Ship Middlesex, l'armlee, Liverpool, Jan 10, with m<ke and i
100 passengers, to T P Stanton A Co. Experieaoed heavy i
weather, and was five days in the ice from lat 31, Ion 47. to
lat 46, Ion 37. which carried away false stem and part of
main stem; was compelled to spike some boiler iron on tha
bow to prevent tha ship from bains eat through; passed
through 300 miles of field ice counted thirty Icebergs at one
time. March A, while heating np tha bay, mistayed, and
went ashore on the west l>ank, where she lay for two hours;
was got olfnltbont receiving any damage.
Ship John Butledge, Sands, Liverpool, Jan 30, with mdse,
to J Foster Jr. Experienced heavy weather.
Ship President Kill mo re. Smith. Havre, A2 days, with mdse
and 240 passengers to E D Hurlbnt A Co. Had heavy wea
ther on the passage, from Jan 21st to 37th the ship drifted
at the mercy of the ?inds and waves, with nothing but a
piece of canvass laaliud In the ralsien rigging to hold hsr to
the wind. Burst and blew the foretopmaat and mizxem stay. |
sails into ribbons; also maiutopsail. Broke tiller short olfia
the rudder-head. and doing other daman to the sails,iigglng,
Ac., ahip careening so that her lae waist was full sC water,
nearly all the time, and flooding the deeks fore and aft at
Intervals; Feb lotli, lat 48 47. Ion X), exohauged signals with
one of the Swallowtail Line of Liverpool packets, having a
full flgnrehesd; Feb 14th, lat 46 05, Ion 41 1A, saw a large
clipper ship with twe white ribbons, standing W- From
Feb 21st to 2Mh, bad tremendous heavy galea from S E to
N W: split foretopsall. lost foretopmaat staysail, broke
truss holts to the f<re and main topsallyards short off; Feb
23d, lat 41 29, Ion til '39, saw a very large ship with loss of
maintopsail yaid, malntopgallant mast. Ac. Died Feb lt)th,
Henry llotteger, aged 30 years; Feb lath, Ferdinand Pill
man. aged 27.
Ship Bt Joseph (Fr), Catalis, Havre. .11 days, with mdse
and 28A passenger., to Lane A M ost Experienced hoary
weather: lost foresail and miien topmast.
Ship Isaac Allcrtnn, Sears, New Orleans, 13 days, with
mdso, to Wm Nelson A Sons. Feb 24th, 29th. anl Jith. ex
perienced very heavy gales; was off the Highlands on the 3d
inst in a fog.
Bark ClariFsa, Chase, Malaga. Jan 13. passed Gibraltar
l!ith, with fruit, lead. Ac.toAgulrro A Galway. Experienced
vcrv severe w ather tor the last 12 days. Feb 2t>. lat 3t>, Ion
71, while scudding before a SF. gale, shipped aheavy sea over
the stern, carr) ing awav tha tafrail railing and breaking
the wheel, stove in cabin doors, and nearly tilling tha cabin.
Took a pilot 1st in t. 2."> miles ES? of Sandy Hook; was beat
ing about in tho fog ever since.
Bark Stanley (Br), Benson, N P. Fob 24. with
marble, Ac. to W T Dtuan. Maroh 2. lat 31 14. Ion 75.10,
spoke brig Manuela, fiom Savannah for Boston, 2 days out.
Same time spoke brij (5eo A Hopley from Charleston; 3d.
lat 37 12 lob 74 28,pussed two bales cotton; 4th, passed largo
quantities of lumber, wood and spars; samo dsy passed a
Jarre mast, broke oil in the saddles, apparently of aoine aehr,
and not long ?? f!*t situation; no rigdng attached.
Bark Mar aval. Ward, *'?>???, PH, Feb 18, with sugar and
molasses, to T DwijtLt.
Bark Ellra A Coeliran (of floarsport). N' orris, New Orleans,
14 days, with hides and molaises, to Uobcrt A William.- ; ves
sel to R P Buck A Co
Bark Ionia (of Salon). A verie,"NOrleans, 14 days, with pork
and sugar to master. Msroh 1, lat .? 25, Ion 76 43, spoke
nohr Sally Ann, of Philadelphia. Johnson, from Attakapas
lor Baltimore, dismasted and in a sinking condition , -took
o? Captain Johnson and crew and brought them to this
port. Captain John >on reports Feb 24. in a gale from SE,
lost both masts with all sails and rigging attached, and
sprung aleak; 1st was spoken by the Ionia, and;beinglna
sinking condition, deemed It prudent to leave her.
Bri? Brazilian (Br), Newton, GIasgowW*2 days, with pig
Iron, to order; vessel to F McDonald A Co; experienced very
heavy weather; lost maintopzallaot matt, jibhooin, bnl
walks, galley, Ac; stove cabin skylight and binnacle, ami
have been threo wo-ka short of provisions. During most of
the heavy weather the captain, mate and two boys were only
#v!f do duty. Jth Inst. Sandy llook, bearing NNW 2H
miles, took a piioifroia the 11 B liall. who supplied us wltii
bread.
ltr Ik Henry Laurens (i f Fast Maehias), Gould, Attakapas,
17 dsys, with surar. to Mayliew, Talbot A Co. Sid in com
pany with schr Rolot a, for New Vork Brig Wm Sheffield
anchored outside t ha bar waiting wind. Feb 2>, lat 2J V>,
Ion 77 28, passed brip Ellen llavden. of Newport, bonnd N,
fr? m Havana.
Hrig Gov Hi-own. Park. 8t Marks, and Kay West Feb 24.
with cotton. Ac. to Small wood, Anderson A Co.
Jtrig Car li nas*(of Portland), Hutchinson. RdgartSWB 4
da vs. with ilvi-weods, Ac. to roaster. The C was picked up
at sea. about .?) miles oh Martha'* Vineyard, by a foro and
aft schr; bad both mads and dock load gone Mid abandoned;
was taken into Kdgartoivn and r? paired, from thoaee brought
to this port. She ? as l.-oro ( uraooa. bound to this port.
Schr Dean (of l'r"vlnc?tow?), Atkins, Klnsaton. Ja, ?
days, wiili rats, Ac. to ma?t?r. l ab 20, lat S# 19, Ion 7.1 la
a g'alc from S?i, loft deck load of loiwood, split sails. Ae.
SVhr Wi.abeth ^re.laHo (?f Ro?%laud> ? ArmlUg. (Ute
Marston, who was l?ft at St IMsa CRf sick), Bt Domiago.
Feb IS, with mahofonyj to A C Resaira A^ce^ ^
?.
ardenaa. 9 daya,
with sugar, to Thom?so? A Huaser ? in a sqnall 3th inst of
Sand] Heok. carrle# away iylugjlkkoom.
jJeht Romp (of T|?msut), May, Charleston, ? days, with
?otto*, to Gibbe A Co. FeblT, Uttt?lU*7S?,aMraU*
A dare, with cottoi.u Dirtw A Dum.
Soar Matilda X Welle. Tarry. WilaaingWn, BTC, ? dan.
Experienced kNTj vwttw; loot dook load, split fiii*aiT
8c hr Sabine, Gordon, Nowkorm, KC, d day*. Experienced
bearr weather; loot part of dook lead. As.
Bohr Damlol B MaHla, Peterson, Newborn, KC, d day*.
Bohr Connecticut. Farren, Nowkorm. NC, 5 day*.
Bohr Waahlagtoa, , Wilmiagtou, NC. Fob 10, (a a
gale from NX. obippod a hoary Ma. filling tbo Teasel'* dock
otob with tbo rail full of w?tor, when tbroo mm. uaod J no
Ogden, of Bridgeport, Ct, Cbaa Brown, aad Michael Berry,
of Now York, iumpisd la the boat aad out her adrift? the
capo tied, aad tfier were lo?t. [The W err dth in*t. J
Schr Medium, Recker. Norfolk, d dan.
Bohr Goldea Weet, Dixon, Norfolk, 5 day*.
Sehr Cllat, Baokolo, Alexandria, Id day*.
Bohr Xlllott, Baok, Aloiaadria, 3 day*.
Bcbr Orlaaaa, Dodge, Richmond, 8 day*.
Bohr Haaama, Kellam, Virginia. 3 day*.
Bohr fa Henry, Drake, Virgiaia, 3 day*.
Sehr Lobaaoa, Hotohkisa, Chesapeake Bay. 48 boar*.
Schr J a moo H Btromp. Corson, Baltimore. 6 day*.
Bohr Xxeelsior, Fountain. Naatieok* rirer, 3 day*.
Schr Ann Kliia Coke, Sawyer, Philadelphia, 6 day*.
Bohr Atoabaek, Riiley. Philadelphia, A day*.
Bohr R M Browning. Hackney, Philadelphia. 6 day*.
Sohr Empire. Trirer, Philadelphia. 6 day*.
Bohr Kmoline Cheater. Brewer, Philadelphia, 6 day*.
Schr Wm Loner, Lake, Philadelphia, 8 day*.
Bohr Onataria, Gandy, Philadelphia, S day*.
Schr Shamaader, , Philadelphia, 0 dare.
Bohr Lady of the Laka, Parker, Philadelphia, 6 day*.
Sehr Joha Meniere, Brown, Philadelphia, 6 day*.
Bohr Warren C Neleon, Leeds, Philadelphia, t day*.
Scbr Walter Lamen, Jshnsoa. Philadelphia, < day*.
Schr Silly, Hendereon, Philadelphia, 0 day*.
Sehr Silrle Higbee, Higbee, Philadelphia, 0 day*.
Bcbr J Baker, Fairfield, Boatoa, S day*.
Schr Tribune, Hutching*, Proridenoe for Philadelphia.
8chr Four Staters (lighter). Bteluaa, from the wreck of
bark 8 1 Roberts, from Maiueillee, aahore on Abeeoom
Beach, with wood, oil, tail*, riggiag and (par*; the bark will
be a total los*.
The Neapolitan brig, whlob arrired 5th. was the Emi
Ue Colestino, Captain Gaetaaa Petrellusi, and not brig Qae
tana.
BELOW.
Sbip Queen of the Weet, from Llrerpool, waa spoken erea
ing orfttli, by pilotboat Julia, with lose of maiatopeail yard.
The Julia picked np on Saturday, about 15 mi lee 8E or the
Highlands, the fragmenta of a mainsail, aad eloae by a aew
bucket; the sail was rerr mach torn
Bark lila do Cuba, Miller, from Rirer Gambia, Coast of
?frioa.
Bark Arthur (of Warren, Me) Pieree, from New Orlea >?,
13 days, with md*e, to Snow A Burgess.
Bark Rose Staudlsh, Gale, from NOrloans, 15 days, with
md*c to I D Hurlbut A Co.
Brig P R Burton, Lingo, from Barannah, 0 days, with oot
t n, Ac, to Sturges, Clearman A Co.
Brig LAW Armstrong (of New Haren), from Porto Rieo,
With (agar and molaaaea to Hotehkias A Bros, of New Haren.
Brig Florence (of Columbia), Rae, from Neuritas, 12 days,
with mahogany, Ao, to F Owen A Sons. The F comes home
under temporary rigging, baring been dismasted on the out
ward passage.
Sebr Machiaa, Thompson, from Jaoksonrille, 7 days, with
yellow pine timber, to J Holmes.
Also, one ship, two barks, and three brig*, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship Ohio, Aipinwall; ships St Louis, New Orleans:
Southampton, Lirerpool; bark Areron, Marseille*.
W ind NW.
Memoranda.
Ship Sauantum, at Callao Jan 22 from Boston, experienced
light and contrary wind* in the Atlantio, 41 days without
setting a studding sail, made the run from the latitude of
Cape Horn in 17 days, said to be the qnickeat on reoord.
Miaamo Ynni ? Scbr A K Kay, of Philadelphia, Mark H
Leeda, maater, left Philadelphia Dec 8, hound to Saraanah,
since that time no intelligence ha* been had from her. The
erew consisted of Geo Hand, mate; seamen, Harrey A Dut
ton, of Vermont; Absalom Sooy, of New Jersey, and two
others from the same State, names not known, bolide* two
apprentice boys, Risley and Lewi* Smith.
Launch? On 4th inst, from the yard of Messrs Stuart A
Walters, Potty'* laland, a splendid bark, oalled the Wash
ington Butoher, of the following dimenaions, ris ? Length on
deck, 128 feet; breadth of beam, 28 feetpdepth of hold 11
feet; burthen 500 ton*. This flue rassel li built expressly
for a Now Orleans paeket, and take* her place la Heron'*
line. She waa fully rigged before launching, whloh la the
first ressel erer launched at this port completely rigged and
ready to recelre cargo. She i* owned by Messrs Heron A
Martin and Captain Walter Collin*, who (uperintended her
bailding.? {Philadelphia North American.
Telegraphic Marine Report*
BOSTON, March 6? Arr bark Catharine Augusta, Harrc.
Herald Marine Correspondei
a United State* oi
Lisbon, Fel
Intelligence ha* reaohed this Consulate that a dere
Consulate of the United State* of Ameriea, >
Lisbon, Feb 8, 1854. S
illot
ressel was recently cast on shore a few leagues to the north
of the Rock of Lisbon laden with timber. So soon as the
ressel touehed the rock she waa brokon up, but the people
on the coast who saw her, represented her to hare had the
appearance of an American sbip, but from what I oan learn
that is mere conjecture. The logs or ploces of timber cast
on shore are marked respetltely. 1 am told, SO-SCg
1111 1 1111 11 J B MARTIN.
Nothing ha* been ca*t on chore to lead to the identity of
the ihip.
PHILADELPHIA. March 6 ? Arr brig Celnstina, Leigh
ton, Cardenas; schrs S Morris Wain, Silliman, Malaga; Mary
Elizabeth, Pickup; Ocean Ware, Price, and J B Dickin* >n,
Gandy, New York; Eli Townsend, Vanneman, Charleston.
Cld brig Victoria (Br), Norgrare, Halifax; sonrs M Marcy,
Willetts, and Staten Island, Sears, Now York; J B Dickin
son, Gandy; B E Sharp, Sharp, and Telegraph, Nickenon,
Boston; Martha M'rigbtlngton, M'rlgbtlnxtoa, Fall Rirer;
Ocean Wave, Priee, Astoria; Martha, Lionnall, Jacksonville.
Dlaaatersi.
A Ship's main yard was picked up 2flth Feb, 30 rnilea NE
of Hattcras, by brig Tarry Not, at Philadelphia: appeared
not to havo boen in the water more than two or three day*.
Bark Victoby, of and from Baltimore via Rio Janeiro
for Montevideo, which was ashore near Montevideo, beemno
a total lot*, (.'apt Borum baa none to Montevidoo to secure
vessels to recover a portion of her cargo, which he thought
might bo saved.
Bark Hart Dai.b, at Philadelphia from Cienfuesros, on
lit imt, when in lat 36 37, Ion 72 33, at 5 A M, wai in ooa
tact with ship F W Brnne, Landis, of Baltimore, from Cal
cutta for Boston, which carried away starboard fore rig
pine, head stays, foretop gallant roast, jibboom, bowsprit,
and otherwise seriously insured her.
Bark Fanny Bvck. which went ashore at Pravtneotown
some time back, hai been got off, and was at anchor on 5th
at Race Point.
Brio Joann, of Frankfort, from Wilmington, NC, for
Martinique, which went to sua 2-th ult, put back same day
leaky, and was at Smithville, NC, 1st inst.
Brio Brookmnk, in a SE blow at Eastport night of 21th
nit, during which the sea broke over the wharves, partod
her fasts at lower steamboat wharf and was driven into
Shaokford slip, where she got fonl of a sail loft, broke her
jibboom and badly ohafed the sides of sohr W P Bucknam.
Scmr John Q Adams. Crowell, of and for Boston, from
Fredericksburg, with grain and 'flour, attempted to go into
Little Egg U arbor in the storm of StSth nit, but struck upon
the bar, fell over, carried away both mastsand drove ashore,
bottom up, on the beach; crew saved. A hole had been out
in her bottom, through whieh they wera taking oat her cargo
at last accounts.
Schr Ei.i.em, Ballet, from Baltimore for NYork, dragged
ashore high and dry in Little Egg Harbor during the storm
of 2Uh ult; no lives lost.
Schr Svsskx, at Baltimore for Mayagves, had heavy wea
ther; lost deck load, Jcc.
Schr Gazkli.k, at Baltimore for Guayma, PR, experi- j
enced a succession of gales from 8 E and W. On the 16th
ult, in a gale from S E, lost deck load of molasses and flying >
jib-boom.
Pilotboat H B Bali, picked up on Saturday, !r the '
neighborhood, several boxes of boots and shoes.
49* Extract from letters to Elwood Walter. Esq.;?
? Fayal, Jan 23. I
There have been about 2,000 blls landed from the ship Co
quimbo. The hold is in a shocking state, tha damaged wheat
having become very offensive.
A survey hat been held by the health officer and others,
and they w ere of opinion that about 1,000 bags of wheat, that 1
could be seen, had better been thrown overboard. Thi ship '
is being moved to the inner roadstead to-day, which will en
able ns to progress further.
^eauvokt, NC. Feb 28.
Schr Emma Stlllwell, Arrend, master, from Philadelphia
for Charleston, went ashore on the 28th. south of Curritnok
Inlet; psrt of the cargo has been saved. The vessel is sunk
near the beach.
Notice to Mariners,
The wreck of a sunken brig, with lower mast heads and
yards just out of water, lies ronr miles below Cedar Point, in :
the direct track of vessels bound up and dowR Chesapeake
Bay.
Whalemen.
The E R Sawyer, at Boston from Fayal Jan 30, reports that
there were no whalers there.
Cld at New Bedford 4th, brig Leonldas.of Wostport,
Grossman, Atlantic Ocean.
Arrat Valparaiso Jan 0, J A Parker, Fa her, 250 bbls sp
(and sld 2 id to cruise); 11th. llerald, Alien, with 390 sp (ana
sld 30?i to cruise); 23d, Elmtra, Jenks, of Edgartown, from
Sandwich Islands, oil not reported, and sailed 26th.
Arr at St Thomas Feb 1H, harks Lady Suffolk, Robertson.
Baverljr, 40 sp; N D Chase. Chase, do, 3)0 sp, expected to sail \
20th on a crime. Sld Deo 26, barks George k Mary, Man
chester. Westport, 2M> sp 20 ?h; 90th, brig Gem. Cook, Bev
erly. 100 sp, Jan 6, schr Richard, Young, Provincetown, 40
sp; hark Barclay, Tripp, Westport, 400 sp; Feb 4, schr Har
riet Nealv'Cook, Provincetown, 90 sp; 10th, Antarctic, Snow,
do, 110 sp 18 blkflsb.
At St Helena Jan 5, bark Alto, for NBedford.
Bark Grampus, at Tarpaulin Cove from Faval, has on
freight .'.7 I bis sp oil from ship Gideon Howland, and 91 do
do from Triton, 90 do do from bark Champion, 23 do do from
ship Montpelier. 95 do do from Minerva, 313 do do from bark i
I.wtltta. 91 do do from Kathleen; 32 do do, 40 do do from
Hope; 74 do do from Mary Ann; 321 do do from Lexington; 58
do do from bark Spartan ? in all 1293 bbls.
Spoken.
Ship Lebanon. Hale, from Callao (Nov 19) for UamptOR
Roads, no date, lat 19 14 S. Ion 35 34 W.
Ship Triniountain. from New Orleans for Liverpool, Feb
lis. :o miles NE of Florida Reef; by the same, Fab lV, passed
ship Middlesex, Paina, from New Orleans for Boston.
Ship Cerro Gordo, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was
pasted Feb 21. lat 24 35. Ion 80 35.
Ship Mortimer Livingston, from New Orleans for HavTS !
was passed Feb 21. lat 24 35, Ion (JO 35.
Ship "Saronel Baker," steering NE, supposed from New
Orleans, Fbb 2N, lat 33 47, Ion 74 34.
A clipper ship steering SHE, showing a bins signal with
white ball 1b It, supposed the Nabob, of and from Boston 1st
For New Orleans, March 2. 11 AM, Chatham W 30 miles.
Bark Jacob Prentice, from Baltimore for NOrleaus, was
passed Feb 21, lat ?l 4H N, Ion 71 ID W.
' A showing a red signal with wbita ball, was signalis?4
Feb ?ft,1nt SZsz, 71 . ,, . . ,
Brig Santa Clara, from Porvi?0"1 'or Clenfnegos, March 1,
lat 40 N, Ion 09 20. ? ? A _ . ? _
Brig A Mai. chard, from Cienfnegos for Boston, Feb 20, off
Leghorn, Pendleton, from Wilmington, NC, via St
Thomus for Surinam, Feb 11, lat JJX. loajjf).
Schr Harsh Jane, from Bristol, Mo, for Florida, Feb %>. lat
"schr John^j Faxon, from ? ? for Darien, 25th nit, lat
3S, Ion 73. _ .
Foreign Porisi
A.vtici-a? In port Jan 20, brig Ann Elisabeth, Taylor,
from Philadelphia, dleg;rchr Enterprise. Pendleton, from
''"a Kit cR? Passed Dee 9, shlpe Mystery, Potereoa, Shang
hae for London; 14th, Fleetwood, Dale, do for lloston; Van
couver Lunt. Fnw-ehoo-foo for London; Irtth. Catherine
Sharer! (Br,) Manila for N York: bark Huntingdon, Frascr,
Hstiahtte for do.
TIomhav? Sld Jan II, ship Arabella, Cobb, Calcutta.
Barhawks? In p??t Feb II, barks Hy Trowbridge, Currier,
from Calcutta Nov 6, fnll cargo rice; Excelsior. Hnrtmann,
from New Haven, 12 days parage; schr Edna C. Thacher.
from Philadelphia srr 10th.
Cai.ci tta? Arr Dec 29. sl.in Qaecn of the Paclfle, Reed,
San Francisco; bark Lucy L Hals, I, ull. Melbourne, Sept 22.
Cali.ao? Arr Jan 22, ship Sqwantum. MeCallnai. Boston,
112 days.
4'onf ?i? as? In p?rt sbt Feb 25, bark E Churchill, Blake,
fer N York, ld(i; briirs Joseph Pack, for do 8 dayi; Sea llelle*
for Norfolk; Arco, Morton, for Provide noa, ldg; and others
Sld ?amo dato, brig Celestlna, Philadelphia; sefcr Sea laaR
ger. Norfolk. _
I At do SM, bark J W Paige. AKm4. from Pnrrideaee. TWT
, 20th, disg to load for do; brig Nltheri?y,Harri?a*, IMR Kaw
, York, arr 13th, for Gloucester. ia..
1 At do 20th, harks Cahftsa, IJttlojohn, JlflVV.B'
Sarah B Hale, Crowther, from Havana; brta
neeht, ready ta load for Naw York; " J._B; J*1"*
CicnrvKoos ? In port Fab l? barks
for N York, ? days; 1 adieus. ^atta, fardo,
; Capt Tom, SmaPey, 4a. do * oaag Map^. sJb*r iraas
I Portland for f.Vork, loading; Hannah ????*? Flka, fat
..mm. .. ?- ? liHmAa
i.uffcuiu, 9rtwiu|i 11%
Wk Loaiaa lMn, BMlKl. Mag.
i*oau? ?U Dm SB, ship Aastralia im;LlUIW?rM.
Capb Battim ? Ib hi( Fib 8 brig Tho* I Imi, MM,
1r? m4 far Philadelphia to tail 12th.
pww ?. ?kip **?*?? fcr
'" *i?Tiir uu* **' >Up Goadola, Mortoa. Loadea for Bw
r^jsst.satsaji^' od?
Towma, from N
??,I?UaritfM*>~A" Wk iuU Biakua, Chaf
SHH./firlVtj irtMWwk Maray El lea, SUrw, r?r
5fr^i^ft5iS^.tessMairia
fcr HySSS? H*?*; Almlr?- *wbMk, ftrtlaS?
At do Feb 6, Mhr Xoui Sewall, Lond r?i_ f?
NTork 1Mb. Sid abt 17th. bri, tlUo to^S S CwU
Hatrb ? Arr r.b IS, ship t&rah 3 Hy "%?!? WVrfr
Sid ship* Adas**, Brooks; and alohe. Baker l*OrUa2:
bark Dodljr Gray, do via Bordeaux ; ink. ahiaa Le?nidM*
Wilton, Kftliau; Caroline 0 Dow, Blaaehard UaUif ui
United Statu, Star Repnblle, Chase, Rordeaax'aad de
Hoaaoa'a Bat (Port Philip)? Arr Not 38, bark Aaokiaad.
lioitoa Auk U. ,U
Hoaa Kum ? I* port Dm B, akin John N dealer. Dev.
Lag. for Saa Franelioo; Saa Witch, Fraaer, for Fatuu; hash.
Bebokah, TowBMad, nno.
Matahzas? Sld Feb 2, brig* PrMident Z Taylor, Phila
delphia; 224, Keoka, Carrer. Boston. No data, brig Dea
ls ark, Yates, Button
May asv aa? In port abt Feb 17, brig Seaaia, Dabel.for Ge
noa, ldg 2,000 bag* auger, oarxo or a bark from Peraambaaa,
condemned, chartered for H.S00, port ohargea paid at Mh
Krta; brig Oneoo, Noody, for Baltimore 3 day*; Mhr Pear
la, Pattereoa, from do 3 daya; aad others.
Hoktioo Bat, Jam? Arr Feb 16, brig W Johnitea, 8k
Joha. MB.
Maiila-Dm 17, no Amerioaa TaiMl la port. Sid lMk.
?hip lao, Plommer. New York.
Nbutita*? Sid abt Feb 19, brig Flnrenoe, Ray. NYark.
Nauav, NP ? In port Feb 24, ehip Stirling. Lefaror, fraaa
Leghorn, eoadeuinod; bark E H Cbapin, Briok, from do 4a;
brig* Eagle, Knhn. from St Domingo, repairing; Wasp(Br).
wtg rano; Baltic (Br), from St Thomaa, repairing; (oar Aa
TMiee, Caadaga, heaoe^oondemned aad Mid.
_ Pk??am?l'oo ? In port Jaa 30, *car Northern Light.
Brown, calking, likely to go to Rio in ballast ia 6 or ? da/a.
S4*?*? ? fclkrk Terry (from Callao), Liverpool, havu^g
llntibed repair.
_ Poaca? la port Feb 15, barks Antalapa, WhlttleMy, fraaa
' T *z}* ; Mayflower, Duell. from Maracaoa.
arr 24th; J TerbM.Yraneis, from NHareu disg SWlHh.
brig Mary, Caafchtoa, Baltimore.
. Po** au naacs ? In port Fab 19, bark Cka* Lex, Harpar.
Gv B*J?toa, PettiagilL fraaa
NYork, dUg, arr 17th; J C Gowan, Jordan, from Wllsnlag
ton for NYork, detaiaed by tha mate being aiek aad waataf
crew; Rerniiaa, Bnrdett, from aad far Boston, ldg, most s *
"?w ,?Jok; Mbre Coral (Br), Kills, for NYork ldf; Albert.
Arnold, for do.ready to load; Bapress, Allen, for Boston^
part loaded; Ji B Western^ Malay, from wilmiaatoa far
fchi^elphla, ldg; Jalrua, Uart (Br), Ooshse, from Bostata
or Philadelphia, disg.
Portsmouth? Arr Fab 10, ship Deroashire, Spanoer, Lea
don for NYork, and aid same day. Sid 10th, ship Sir Robert
Peel, Chadwlok (from. London), NYork; bark Ithoaa, Loekla
(from Antwerp), MYark.
Rio Jan niao? In port Jan 17, barks Rolndaer, Hard, fer
Philadelphia toon; Maria, Peterson, for ValparaiM (froaa
Baltimore); Wm Uenry, Watts; Hermitage, Lebrou; Ellea
Morrison, Garet; Byron, Titus; Lapwing, Kellay; A A Rl
dridge, Nye, and Emily Keen, unc; briga Scotia, Hall, aad
Richard, Bentley, nno; Mhr "Lernian," Webber, rapg.
Shanghai ? Arr Dm 1, ships Chaaaiag, Johnsoa, Saa
Francisco Sept 26; 4th, Beverly, Chase, Baltimore Jaly C.
Sid 13th, steamer Confucius, Dearbora, Nlngpo; 17th, bark
Jannett, Mia, London (see Whampoa).
StNOAroaa? Sid Dec 26, bark Pamalia, MoCurdy, Mel
bourne.
St Domihgo Citt? la port Feb IS, barks Gen Tartar,
Denison. from St Tbomaa for Bostoar.l<; Alalia, Davis, fraaa
do for NYork Maroh 13, brig Maiatlan, Davis, from do far
NYork Feb 16; Mary Eleanor, Mtssen, for NYork 30th; Mhr*
Enterprise, Pendleton, for do 23d; H L Oroutt, Carr, for <?
March 8.
St CATHASiNaa ? In port Jaa 5, bark B Coleord, Park,
from Rio Janeiro, for Baltimore 8 ds, ldg balaaoa of cargo ac
sbip Dumbarton, from Callao.
St Thoma?? la port Jan 6, hark Merlia, Ballard, far
Boaton.
Trieste ? In port Feb 4, bark Lepaato, Sewall, for Pa
lermo.
VALFABAiao? la port Jan 31, Mhr Staghoand, N orris,
from Boston, arr 3d.
Also at do 31st, bark ITD (Cbll), Maritoa, for Bostaa.
Arr 3d, barka Sarah 11 Snow, Leaoh, NYork; 7tk, ?
Wright, Jr, Burgess, do (and sld 14th for Saa FraaolaaaK
brig Angostnra, Monroe, Melbourne (and sld 23d for Coq aim
be); 17th, ships Eunator, Klwell, Boston; 34th, SmSqaahaaaa,
Hungerford, San Fraaciaoo. Sld 2d, barks J G Collay, Kip
Bn (hence), Oregon; Cth, Sarah H Snow, Leaoh, Aoapulea;
kh, Edwin, Corliss, Tongay; 12th, ship IadaMadaaM, Haa
kell, San Francisco; 16th, barks A G Hill, Cartis, Callao;
Isabellta Hyne, Someraby, San FranciMo; 20th, abip* Macal
lan. King, toquimbo; 21*t. Loala Phillippa, Bryan, Callao;
bark Chenango, Hinaa, Iqniqae; 23d, brig Emily Boaraa,
Butters, Talrahnano.
Alao arr ltfth, ships Emily Taylor, West, Honolula ria Ta
hiti for NBedford, with 60W) bbl* oil.
Wo<isuRO? Sld Nor 33, ships Star of the Union, WilU*. N
York; 2Uth. Wing* of the Morning, Lovell, do; Deo 1, Bay
State, Simmona, do; 11th, bark Ala, Reminaton, do.
Whaxtoa ? In port Dec 28, ship* Flying Dutohman, Hab
bard, aad Gaielle, Dollard, uno; Highflyer, Watermaa. far
NYork (Imn reported left Canton 17th); bark Jeaaatt, Mix,
for Londoa.
Home Porta.
ALEXANDRIA? Arr March 3, cobra J W Pharo, Falkea
berg. N York; 4th, Hamilton, Black Small, and PotomM,
do. Sid 3d, *chr* Sea Witch, N London, Arctic, NYork;
Saml Castner, do.
BALTIMORE? Arr Maroh S, achr Music, H?U, Boatoa.
Old brig Aloanua, Shaw, N Bedford; schr Altoe Mow#, Rick.
Cardena* and a mkt.
Arr March 4 a S. steamer Tottea, Kellogg, NYork; (Ufa
Sea King (Br), Bar. Callao, 110 days; Letiark, Magoun, Car
ribean Sea; barlu Idnud D wight, HaUatt, Boaton ; Cant,
Llnfrio, Rio de Janeiro, Jan IT; C L Bevan, Caaaan, Callaa
via Hampton Roads, 8ft days: Bay State, Sparrow, Boatoag
brig* Cynthia, Gale, Rio de Janeiro via 8t Thomas, l.Hth alt,
(where aha pat in in diatreai, ai before reported); Empirau
Kelley, Boaton; W J Treat, Park*, St Catharine* via 8t
Thoinn?, 12th ult; achr* Uranite State, Bearae, Mobile; Sa
rah L, Smith, NTork: Elilcott, Dissoaway, NYork; Suaaas.
Knixht, Mayaguei, PR, IS day*; W m Bacon, Hal**, NYorkj
Gaaelle, Hathaway, Guayama, PR. Cid 4th. achr. Canton.
Johnson, Win dies; Mary (Br), Cunningham. Kingston, Jam;
Copia, Sears, Boaton.
BOSTON ? Arr Mareh 4, AM, shin Orissa, Sear*, Calcutta
Not 19. Cld ihipu C'ato, Henry, Calcutta; North Amariaa.
Dnnbar, Liverpool; hark* Maryland, Chase, Galveston; Ma
con, Mavo, Savannah; Union, Kenririak, Baltimore; origa
Wm M Groton, Geyer, Uaxna, Keying, 1'ieroe, llavana; Wan
Purrington, Douglass, Wilmington, NC; aohra Harveit, Wil
liams, do; Olive Braneh, Austin. do; Alquisor. Long, Nor
folk; Harriot. Ckaae, Philadelphia; laabella, Faulklin, IF
York; Era, Nickersou, do.
Arr P M, ship Canton, McLean, Boston. Cld *chr TMaift
Price. Ilallett, Dariau via Charleston. Sid *hip Panther,
brig Boaton.
Arr Ath, brig Henry Leed*, Littlehohn, Cardenas 18th alii
achr* K R Sawyer, Groaa, Fayal Jan 30 via Pro vino* town;
Superior, Allen, Norfolk. Sid ship Parthenia; barlu Nauti
lus, Stambonl, Sophia, Hadley; brig* Ottoman, Theathi
Vultnre, Iaola, Cordelia, Wappoo, Watson, Erie, China
(not a* before), and a fleet of ooaater*; also from the Read*
(hips Crusader. Pontine, Young Brander, Milton, bark
Wildfire, (wo latter having gone down 4th); brig* Titaaa,
Saliabury, Nantiln* (Br).
BRISTOL? Cld Mareh 3, brig* Maria. Ingraham, Havaaa;
A G Washburn, Pearoc, Matanta*. Sid M, *ohr Lady Ad
ams, Davis. NYork.
BATH? Arr Mareh 3, brig* Forester, Oliver, Georgetown.
SC; J H Kent. Rae, Potomac River via Holm**'* Hole; aohra
F A Heath, Putnam, Choaapeak* Bay; N Berry, Pendletan.
Savannah via Holmea'* Hole. Below, brig Carribee, Dn
ton, from do for Wlioaoet
D1GHTON? Sid Mareh 2, lehr Increai*. Week*. fMl
Tannton for NYork; Monnt Hope. Phillip*, from do, do.
ELIZABETH CITY? Sid prov to Fab 88, *chr Meridiaa.
Burgess, West Indie*.
FALL RIVER? Arr March 3. achra Rodney M. Priaa.
Chamber*, Baltimore; J Railing, Weaver, Philadelphia.
FRANKFORT? Arr Mareh 1, brig Helen Maria. Stubba.
Cardenas; achr* Effort. Higgingi, and Oregon, Arey, NYarti
2d, brig Allitoa, Mitchell, Cuba; scbra Bay Stata, Arey, ana
Wm M Driakwater. Upton, NYork. Sid 2d, *ehr* Maty
Langdon. Slmontoa (from NYork), Buok*aort.
GALVESTON? Arr Mareh 14, bark Ellla, Ball, Boitaa.
Ia port 17th, brig Condor, Chan, for do next day. Off tha
bar I7th, brigjoaeph Albion, Clark, from do Jan 29.
GLOUCESTER? Arr Maroh 1, achra Jo* Far wall. Roka
land for NYork; Cyclone, Camden, for Savannah; Hyea^
do for Richmond; 3d, brig Samuel B, Wilson, Savannah ffcc
Portsmouth.
HOLMES' HOLE-Arr and ?ld March 1, PM, U S revaaaa
cutter Morrii, Wbitoomb, from Bermuda via NLondoa far
Bo* tea. Sid achr* J H Horton, OUve, Clark, Joaephia*. S
Y Baker, 8 H Pool, Preito, Abby Gal*, W R Genu, Koalas
Ready, Sarah Jane.
Arr 2d, brig* Oriiava, Staple*, Gardaaa*, 17th alt, to
Frankfort; T P Perkins, Ginn, Georgetown, SC, for Daana
riacotta; Georgiana, Gilchrist, Savannah for Bolfaat; *akm
Geneva, Nichol*, Cardenas, 17th ult, for Portland; St Lata.
Chase, Wilmington, NC, for Boston; Watirloo, W*Ua,
Georgetown, SC, for Newburyport) Lalla Rookh, Aydloote,
Provlaeetown for Tangier; Geo W Lewi*. Daniel*, and Rx
celalor, Paine, Boaton for Tangier. Sid ichr* Lalla Roakty
Geo W Lewi*, nnd EzceUior.
Arr 3d, trig Trenton, Hay ne*,8t Mary*, Ga, for Boatoi;
achra Canary, Speed, Satilla River, Ga, for do; Orltadb
Welch, Dariea for Newburyport; Fraaeia A Hawktna, Cot*,
and Willet S Bobbins, Cartwrigbt, Boston for Philadelphia
NAD 8< udder, Walter, do for Wilmiagtoa. NC; Soa M,
Godfrey, do for Cbarleaton; France*, Doane, do for Tangier;
A returns, Gill. Snro for Philadelphia; Suaan Baker, uac
ini, do for NYork; Taylor Small, whorf, and Atlantic, NlC
eraon, Salem for NYork; Joseph Farwell, Condry, Rooklaad
for do; Emily Hilliard, Kilborn, Provinectown for FreiU
riekaburg; Fulton. Jaeques. Newburyport for Alexandria
In port 11 AM, the above arrivala of 3d; alao brig* Oriaara.
T PFerkins, Georgiana; achr Genoa, St Leon, Escort, Water
loo, and Governor. Arcade did not aail a* reported.
NEW ORLEANS ? Arr Feb 24, schrs Ingomar, Lynch, Wat
ton , Alabama, Lowry. St Thonia* 10 day*. Cld ships Oifvd.
Street, Genoa; Prinftcton, Hnssell, Liverpool; Jno Hawaii
(Br), Johnson, do; bnrks R B Walker, Varuey, and MtfUtaw
Wilson, Boaton; I'ndlue, Uoodell, NYork; schr G H 4?u
tainc, Simpson, Havana.
NORFOLK? Arr Maroh 2, schr* Rio, Crowell, Ro?t?;B
L Kenny, Kenny, Fairhaven; Sarah E Parker, Parker; HV
Colea, Dtrickson, aud Henry Caatoff, Gardner, NYorkrH W
Benedict, Ellis, Alexandria for Fairhaven, putin for HWH
Witch of the Wave. Hervey. Kairhaven.
NEW LONDON? Arr March 2. nohr The* Potter, (lark.
Noank for NYork; sloop Gold Loaf, Janea, NYork; atasuuaa
Decatur, (leer, NYork for Norwich: C'haa Osgood, Imlth.
Norwich for NYork. Sid aohrs Clotilda, Glidorsleevi, aa?
Narv, Greenfield, NYork.
NEWPORT ? Arr March *, sehr* In?reae*,Wick*, DfcMam
- - ? m Ktxkway.
'ork f?r PlT
>; Madia, da
for do.
Sid March 3, *chr Indicator, Durfee. for NYork.
4th, 8 AM ? la port ship Msrgaretta, Bell, from Ajalaefcl
oola tor Bolton; bark Regatta, Taylor, from N Yorkror Ply
mouth, Eng. ready; brig Foreat, stowell, from PmHeaea
for Doboy Island, Ga; achra Iram Smith, from Fdl Rivaa
for Alexandria; Marv Brockway, do for NYork.
Sehr* Marcella. of Thomaaton, Profit, of Plymoith, aaa
Alvarado. of Truro, came in for a harbor, and remain.
>' KW HAVEN ? Arr Var.-h ">afi, bark Magnolia, Wbltaaf.
Uuayama, PR, via NYork. Sid brig Tho* Trowbridgs, PaeE
ner, Barbadoes. "
PHILADELPHIA? Arr March J, *tcamer r*lawar^
Clark. NYork.
PROVIDENCE ? Arr March 4, steamer* We tohoater.
Clark, and Peliian. Ktnney. NYork; 8th, achr Swan !<??
wig. Walden. do. fid bark Charlas Brewer, K1?*?L
Uie. achra Golden Eagle. Vlrira*. Phi adelphia; MaU, C>* *
ell. do; Emerald, Crowell, do, (or Norfofk, aecordlng t*
wind;) Chase, (lakes, NYork: It Pra?"??- Vard?
TORTLAND-Arr Martha, brig* Poto^ Silab*.. ?
as 12th nit, Via Holmes' Hole: Henrietta, Norrt* *ataa?aa
13th nit; I.oul* A Snratte (Br). Niekaraoa. Salt ley Tnrka
Ialaad*, loth ult; Treiuont.Chamberlaia, Yoomiu Hiver.Vaj
PORTSMOUTH? Below ^uroh 3, brig HelTt llfn, DatIi.
"*.t
fr;7cu6o^A.' ?sr" t bark j W Dyer Pt?. NOr
lcani^. schra I**a<- Hinckley, Harvey, N>ori: We iovor.
?&KKASP^-SM Marsh 1, schrs Jos Biker, NY' ork. Id.
Jnrtah Achorn, 1 Achorn. nnd Pawtneket. do. . . ..
1 SALKM? Arr March barks Goldtlnoh, Burr, NVork,
KdnsH Kcurinch. \\ ilkins, iinonoa Ayrca Dec #.
i TAC N 1 ON? A rr March 8, sehr Koacias, Ceok. NYork.
I TART At" LIN COVR? Arr March 2, hark Urampaa. Day,.
' nell, Fayal, Jan 21. for N Bedford.
WILMINGTON. NC? Arr March 1, sehrs A J DeRor.et^
Brewster, and Mske, Brigga. N York; 2d, brig Dalr j?mt
Loeke, Park. Cirutaai; ulri Cha* Mill*. Smith, y ,d La
iok, Chase, NYork; ,Hd, F.lvarado. Tllton, do I |,( ut,
achr* l.*mai-?ine, Tyler, NYork; 3d, hrlg Sterling Dickey.
Matanaas; sehra Allele, Appleglt; Maria Jaaa. 8e a,Wi aa<4
Mi*t. Wilea*. NYork. ? t ? w ? . .
W AMI1NGTON, NC ? Atr F*b 20, *ehr R 4 .( KuoU, Sa
l,*^ARRE^!Vf-^1d,Mireh I. brig Yoma" f,uta?, Mat??
flin rum ? Arr siarcn ly aenr* innrea**, wici
for NYork; Lady Adam.'. Da\ia, Bristol for do; E
C hase, Fall Illver for do; l'rotlt, Holland, N Yor
mouth; Alvarado, C< ok, Boiton for CbarUkton;