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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

senate
ALBA.r, Jan. Is. 1852
BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. BnsToL reported in favor of the bill extending the
time for the collection Of taxes.
Mr. Mon reported favorably the bill to author
ze the Supervisors Of King, county to create loan
continue the erection of the penitentiary.
Mr.. McElwAIS reported bill to amend she militia
law.
NOTICES BILLS.
Mr.. HUNTINGTON gave notice Of q bill amending the
charter of Rome.
Dir. MoNRoE gave notice of bill amendatory of the
Law to appropriate the derived the Unite
States deposit.
Mr. BApcocK gave notice OF bill authorizing the
Commissioners Of the land office to dispose Of certain
lands.
Mr. CLARK gave notice of bill for the suppression of
| drinking shops and tippling houses
Mr. WRroHT gave notice of bill establish teachers
| institute.
Mr. PrneE gave notice Of bill to repeal the law regis
| terDg births, marriages. and deaths
BILLS READ THIRD TIME.
To open and extend Lafayette avenue in the city of
Brooklyn.
To amen the School act Of 1851 Recommitted.
THE SYRACUSE BANK.
The Senate went into committee the bill for the
relief Of the Syracuse City Ban Mr. Pearce in the chair
This bill declares the bank to be valid institution
under the General Banking Law. Ordered to a third
reading.
Mr. BAncooB, (whig) the Thirty first district rose
TO question of privilege, and alluded to a report in
some Of the papers OF the remarks made by a MEM
Der of the House, in his speech on the ap-
pointment CT the committee to investigate the
Canal lettings, that he (Nr represented MS being
pecunaiily interested in portion of those contracts.
The Senator emphatcely declared that the assertion
untrue that be had interest whatever in any Of
the lettings he dressed note to the mem
Der Of the House two days since ASCERTAIN whether
the eseften attributed TO him in the papers had been
made, but no reply was returned.
PERRY
The Senate Committee, Mr. Vanderbilt in the chair,
took up the bill reduce the pts of the Piermont
and DesInsa ferry, which passed third read.
ing
TIE SCHOOL
VI CcNogR reported bill to amend the School act Of
1851
TAyFs.
The BIZ for the extension Of the time for the collection
Of the taxes OF lSbl read third time aud passed
AUsURN sAyINGs INSTITUTION.
Mr. REAcu presented The annual report Of the Auburn
Ssvngs Institution.
Ike Senate then adjourned
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8: :ssst
Malta letter from pAssenger says that hs ran 10Y
:s % NILE: Ga -:
i1S. Sarah Louisa, Mcclellan. from x.nsis' ses
,asvorrsIyvs. Dec s-ship Riohd Anderson. conn Zoe
:ss =:
SKIP for II S ss S:: La
n Packet Farrell
ss ::, s:;s
sss::ss 4s s' is : 4iss: s.;s e..
''R sis s.i s' sso ss Sssds
Wright for EYors Elizabeth Bruce for Mobile; ny shei
Bswp aS!sss ass rs W. ssss'ff .ss:
SS a. S sS o. &
Pons Allen do 26th Wyoming Dunlevy for Philadelphia
for log Cd Abbott Lord Thomas Baltimore; Sd
I.rS SssSvIn s;%rsGs ssisssi In sSI.s
ON bro~n' and MANILA Graz 60so
Lossos: J;n Gin sos. BsssIassr p.yidsee; Charles,
Andrews and Jurus Cooper for Boston, lg and others
L,snos. Dec oBrs Ioilsndsr Pousl.nd from Boston.
arr 10th would take in freight fer Gibraltar.
.a sF s oT' w ssHia Hgs
Providence sbout thirds cargo board Florence
NoSra Iosslssp Jsa $ Oh. Thomas chusoA. Ma-.ia.
POhT TaAx4 Cane ye;s Islands. ocs Scar. srs zeao
RiasD,os. Jan S-BIs Eliza sussoss Clawson for Bo,
tor OF or days ~. vuu,.. p,,.,. g. n.... ).
commence Ids 9th. apd call nb zsh sohs VIM Wyer. sod
SAcuA. Ian BRIG Angels Ho~es, for Boston. about
poraad Franklin. Gibbs from and Tor Boston. brig
Hncloy johnson, tor do about i2sh schr Madeira Anes
TobnAs Jan LOG Hermann. Skinner. from Rotterdam
vEs. CRuz. Doc 22-B,s Tehsan.epeo Erovn. fsr MOI
Eoms Ports.
,ApALAcHIcoLA prsv 30 Dec GAR shp Jane, Drsks.
ed Grey 70 2st ut bark Powha.ap pratv.sr. Genoa
Tolcsraphed bark suwarO. from London ~ IL
M & sS ss ' Ed iS sfs;
lor Noriesns; ArnO savannah brig Psmsho "A
F. SsIis, ssar argos N.vs' Ship Delaware 70
szrE ia n ssS snsss Hsssa n'
81 Rss pig Of Rs
spoke the forids. 0hs,essen
n raansd Ssp
sras snd tine he brit; from ss.
79s .a & ' S Progress .nsv 400
GALvEsToN T9e ai-sla harris Trinity coburn. Bosom
port, ships wh.rssn, Gates, for NYosk VIM
field Hepburn ao Coffin from Boston for ao brig Bi0w.
KEY WEST, Jan In port bark White Cloud. Driuk-
re- nc eAfS9 q brig nm,ins eSassmnss
!sm
topss schrs deeply laden OF the lover end o.
su e Wus sa IN
and hay
MOBILE. Jan 9-Arr brig Lydia Farnhsm, Summer. Tho
m aston. CID bark Asia Brl Hanna. Liverpool
NEWPORT, Jan o. a A-Arr bark Sarah Ann, Docs ham,
Mobile for Providence.
NEW LONDON. Jan 2O-Arr prop Chas Osgood. Smith,
Yerk; schr Adelaide. Coleman, Boston tor NYork.
PE0yINCEToWN, Jan 2i-In pert ship Huron Paine
from NOreans for Boston; bark Cuba from SurinAm for
GLOUCESTER see ksosl sohrs Abel Story from denAiye
Caves fer and unknow1
PROvIDENCE Jan Pho arrival; river closed BY 100.
fore and aft schr bound reported to be In the Zoe OF
Bull Point having chored there Sunday night last
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec l5-Sld brig Dudley Yates. Ban
Juan
BIT MARKS. Jan Arr brigs q Anderson, Paine. New
York; l0sh Oroe. Brandt do. Cid ~ h, eohr Elizabeth
Sawyer, NYork: 18th, brig A Coe Hubbard, do
SAY AMMAN, Jan l3-Cld brig WhitAs er Handy. NYork
Bid ship Southport, McCormick, EYork brigs eroan
Go dfrey an Wiieon Fuller, Lewis, do.
WASHINGTON. NC, Jan G-Cld schr Globe. simmons.
West Indies.
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sryassqr McKm Acapulco ed ult via Re.lejo In
Pee SIC VAS nesry out and
rovans 1t doubtful whether she could obtain proyi
Tosrs. and extremely high. ''''"'
Sur CROMWELL, at BOSTON from Liverpool had very Sc
icrw,rs that her bows sre sesISd loot.
Bana cynA Bulook tesg. ss:snsy having died on Tho
gent ashore Wood End tPIovnea.ovn, night Of ssh
6sssi iso.s copper badly tipped W on on
s s oSss TIE Of hs ss3 the
,,sy by. 81 the ast 4pI9gsuniy NJ Smith ss'ns Of
Oh lead Of 6hhds stove whom the bark
edty ,he kenuPhar 70 hsve dragged her anchors 81 Yer.
Stug the loh alt IN severe Ncrthcr and ahore,
her cargo had been discharged the das previous,
BRIe EMriNE Ies, from Hhvara for Boston before re-.
potei Wesip dsress demne and cold prev
toNYolk, its destination having teen changed.
Born DAsIrL Porter Tor David Porterl Hall, from
Srfcr sh inst ~ cargo Of maosersi discharged yess
ttht Also rent Ashore place and time schr
With line, name untnown-crew saved.
scHR kASas from Cape Hayden reported At Boston
Thursday being forced by vac 10 Georges Island
F r EsH,, eqs g.
her protest surrey vas held 'nc on the "a inst she was
ice lssr Fac, Dsinis SID should vino come from
is y mercy he wind and s Of The io
STEAMER MARY wAsrNeToS, before reporsed sshore OF
fsrbsr sais. Vas '''' S''''A ''AN''"'
x'nse ys'sr.setr stole q Cap ,Por,oi, h: no.
In october She shnz for maoker Of thst
THE good vessel Of 81 tons burthen, and
vsa owned by Mr. AlIson Huff, Of Kenpebunhport Tho
following sre tho names Of her Esater, samuel
Smiley 81 Georgetown, Me rishetBcr-Hoses Hartford.
Ednrnd utrford. willard Hartford John Insey George
tcvn Nc; Thes Luler horey BTunswickj EDMUND Chap
man Ktnnebunk, Ephraim HaiohiaG Wm Fioher Ranne-
cunhport
SIGNAL ede AZ Gibraltar Tsh ult that Am brig
WAS sshore hlina tie rock ON tie day theYe
sna End is believed that shs had ggt off and passed
through tie Straits % the westward.
Spoken.
Brig Alssn Stevens from Anssefdam fer Cdraoos, Nov
50, lnB q n, lona
Foreign Ports,
ToRIEArK, Dee aO-Arr ut Washin ysor, NOreDns.
RFAtaAGIs dan 81 In sOc0unt OF nerd wind Kirk.
lane Cops from Liverpool fer Rio Jsneiro Am hn bsfs
ssrchrr OF Ptn Island, With Toes Of sails tperbsps the
Krkisndl,
CIErtvEoos Jau 1iBtrk Lytsr der snow for Boston ALI
III 6ayA sld I'd, brig neptune Bsstotd. Boston.
CArpFrAs Jan i2-Bsg Nancy Pratt Carney, for viii
CsRpIyr. Jan - AYR re r. Aius Pgss Antwerp
DIAL Jan i--Arr falnne gpt Rson Bslsimoru for Am
stefibn
FAIMoUrH, a. Jan c-Bsrk Lev,nt of Philadelphia fog
KY West days. trig Emily, for NurleAap, ADS
Al Iry uErbor trhI Gen scott, ~ Baltimore days.
CRavrsgNn, Jan 2-eid a. "a Tits. Reas. Mobile
nFALrhR, Der Hl-Barhs Havian, Lelsr, upc' Anr
Essg Dsvss trim Boston S1 u lst arr W tcharsp sse
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Tne Lutesr from Santa Fe,

INDIAN MURDERS ERECTION OF FoRTS-DI COVE
RY OF SILVER, ETC
ST.. LOUIS, Jan 49, 1861.
The Santa Fs msil, with dates to the I'd inst ar
rived here yesterday from Independence The murder
OF MIR Brant and servants IL confirmed MIR, Beggs
who accompanied Mr. BIant, narrowly escaped om tue
Indians with his lite.
Gol Summer had just returned from FL rsso. Tho
head quarters were 70 be removed to Alberquarque.
fort 10 be Established ut the copper nj
and called Fort Webster The troops we're to range
from point 70 point over the whole country
Disco veres of silver have been mau- near Taos on
tie Rio Francisco q tributary of the q liza.
Dtprejatisns are becoming more frequent
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Trial OF Henry Weodin for the Murd
HIS Wife. - a

y SUPREME coITRr-0YKR AND TKRMINER.
IoURrH
OANAaDAIoSA, Jan. a. 1852
In addition to the testimony given yesterday, OF
witnesses have been examined who disclose facts poi
ing strongly to the prisoners guilt The people rest
their cause about three O'Clock this afternoon The
defence making . strenuous effort to peach the
Of tho prisoner but thus far without success.
Attorney General Chstfed left here to-day The court
adjourned till to morrow morning, ct half past eight
o'clock
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Died

ON Tbursday morning. after short Illness, sdfyERs
p.n,rR in the 10Th year OF his age
TIE frs ndr ana aoquantances u the family invited
10 attend his funeral, Sunday afternoon Mt O'Clock
from biz late reedence 300 Pearl street without further
INVITATION.
ON Wednesday evening Jan 20, Witt,.a OEveoA-
vows an oG resident ~ this city, eyed 70 years
The frieu1s OF tho famiy ana those Of his orotbsr
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The Syracuse Riot Cases.

ALBANY, Jan. 20 1852
Mr.. Hills motion to qussh the indictments was re.
rewed After an argument, the Court consented to
allow d-fendantr counsel 70 awesr end correct the
shdavts Mr. @ y. sedswick for defend ant proceeded
70 argue tue motion to quash the defects the record
hGt lhe argument vas postponed until tomorrow, in
eopteqnsee Of delay in procuring artes TO re-swea
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Arri,ed-gark suwa,rew LondOn b,igs Caroline Inssua;
Commerce, Wilmir gton, NC.
Cleared ship E.jah (ncw). Willie Batavia banks
Fdisto ChArleson Gov Briggs Philadelphia brgs Alfonso
and Benz Carver, easua.
CHARLEsroN, Jan 70.
Arrived-Shp James Calder Liverpool bark Como, Bos-
tom scbr Golden kule, NYorh.
CleAred-Schr Wells, EYofS.
Ssiled-Shp ColuEbia and brig Moses, NYort.
2cArrived-Bsrk Dudley, NYort; brig Denmark ID. y
st Johns; schr Piats Norfolk.
ssiled-Bark Carolina and schr Matilda Wells. NYork
ENv oaLEAns. jan 81.
ArIved-Ghip 9ultsns. NYork.
CiesIed-BEg Telegraph, and schr Haynes, Charles on
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From Ifaytfs


Port Prince papers to December 23i state that
Count Meden the Russian Minister Penpotenisry who
arrived the previous month from Brazil, lad bees
ceived in state by the Emperor Soloulus The minister
Afterwards repaired to Jacmel where he TO embark
for Mexico The Haytien papers commend the coloni
AatiOn schpme.
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On December "a, 1861 Christmas eve by the Rev Mr..
Mckinney, OF st. James's Church, Gr JANEs ESNs to
Miss MANY CANTON, all OF this city.
at the French church, Canl street, Tuesday Jan.
co. by the Row Mr. Madam, PErrR McLEAS to C.laERNg
ObnftN both Of this city,
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NEW ORLEANS, Jan. "a 1862
Adyices from the Rio Grande, to the 9th inst have
been received. The -4e,Ican FIG says that Caravsa
has received irforcements and another
attack upon Matamoras. Gen. Avolvns has army Of
1890 men In the field ready, to oppose him.
The Indians in Western Texas hare 70 commenced
their uppr
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BY TELEGR

MARINE DIsAsTERS--cREws DESTITUTE AM FROST
BITTEN, ETC.
Bosrty, Jan ~ 1862
The pilot boat Coquette has gone ashore on the inner
Graves
letter dated from Gioucsster outer harbor says
have this morning towsd 10 the bsrs Prospect. Dos,
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The Florida at Savannah.
sAyANNAH. jan 23 1852
The steam.hip Florida arrived ct her anchorage in
sixty nine hours from New York.
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Arrival OF the Cambria ut Hallfax.Non.
Arrival Of the America.
HALIFAX, Jan. 1s-P.M.
Tho steamship America, now considerably overdue,
hes not yst arrived Va shs sgnalissd ct O'Clock.
The Royal Mall Steamship Cambria, from Boston, az
rived here ct o'clock this morning and sailed for Liver
pool ct O'Clock.
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Large Fire at Detroit.

DETROIT. Jan. T, lS62
The carpenter shop Of the Michigan Central Railroad
Com psny, discovered fire between ,and two
O'Clock this morning, and before the flames could be
arrested large amount Of lumber destroyed. Loss
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Meteorological Observe lions.


BY MoRsE's TELEGRAPH OFFICE 10 WALL STREET.
BUFFALO Q A. M-Barometer 20 III. Thsrmometer
l6 degrees above zero We have strong west wind It
Is O cloudy and un leaeant morning.
8 p. barometer 20 81. Thermometer 81 Wind
east. and sky cloudy.
ROCHESTER, "a M-The wind IL blowing hard from
the west, and is eDowng very little Thermometer lS
degrees above
P Mt is fine, clear evening. The wind Is still
weet. Thermometer ia
AUBURN, "a. NJ 1t is . stormy morning The wind
IL southwest. Thermometer 10
sP.A-It is a clear, pleasant evening. The weather
has much moderated. Thermometer Is.
SYRACUSE, GA Nj 1t is q cold, cloudy morning It
locks like snow. Wind west Thermometer Ii degrees
sP.s-We have pleasant starlight evening The
cold has moderated and the wind is southwest. Their
mometer 10.
Urea, "a. M-It is a cloudy morning. Wind west.
Thermometer 81.
sP.v.-Itis beautiful clear evening Wind west
Thermometer 20.
Albany, A. NJ 1t Is cloudy, and rather unpeseant
this morning The seiahipg is excellent Wind SOUTH
Thermometer Is. Barometer 80 zee. Mercury o.
SP. MI has be IN quite a pleasant day. Towards
west Thermometer II. Barometer 3o.3lo. Mercury
80
Taos, Ga. Mite cold and cloudy Wind southerly.
Thermometer degrees above zero,
Wind west
CSoisaAr.-The weather continues to moderate
slowly.
81 LOUIS westhsr here Is rating with the
wind FROM the south Tie river supposed to be open
above and below Cape Girsrdeau.
New ORLEANS, Jan. 2O-The weather Is the coolest
ever known here the thermometer, this morning
marked only 10 above zero.
TrrAs Jan e.-The weather in Texas has been in
tensely cold, and many cattle have been destroyed
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Machine SAop Burned,

-, -, NOTION, Jan Y, 1862
machine chop, owned by the Amoskeng % near
asncbesfAr ~ was burned trs evening. GEORGE
tlsl and l. Gibbs sre heavy losees
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mARITImE INTELL1aENC Il,
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN %, 1861.

ALMAHAC-JAHUARY "a.
gyN RISES. 20 MocH sHTs. eve ~
c1N sgvs. ,........ % EIaH wArna. 10 w
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OIidAQt Savannah


The steamship Empire City arrived here this morning
6hc brings $50 passengers and $4,000 In gold duet
freight,
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Passengers Arrived.
HAvRE-Paoket ship BavAra-Dr I Kamerer. d Mcleod.
CHARLEsroS-Ship 81 Louis-JonathAn letris. Richard
Weber.
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from Baltimore for Gloucester With loss OF sails ana
spAs ehs 10 leaking badly end the much fost-
bitten: CAPE Co4 bearing south q miles distant,
David Harvey, master, foundered Took from her the
master and crew In destitute condition. having saved
nothing but what they stood in. The weather has been
unusually severe and Gloucester barber frossn out
from Ten Pocnd Island to the inner fort which has not
been known for twenty years.
RAILROAD TRAINS DETAINED.
RocHEsrER, Jan. 23-P NJ.
No trains from Buffalo have arrived since last night,
and none expected before TO- morrow The track
filed with snow.
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Cleared.
s.esmship Winfield Scott C0uillard, Panama. &c. Davis
steamsAip Atlantic, wess, Liverpool. Collins Co.
snI EGssh"nseEind LSrd LSnSon Gsisxos
Bari Jssper, Hsssy. Charleston Durham & pimon.
Brig John Gutenberg. Hill. Jacksonville. Thompson
sOhr AlAsic, Prosser Wilmington. NC Delner Potter
shg Bsysrs p,s Aath9py Hsyrs Dec H. viii b p ;H
s'ssz Alien Galveston Dec 81 w a..
ship 81 Louis Bunker. Norlesss 9Th Jan. with mdso 70
jan Gss IL O.
5 ana on e ss1 .S s @
Win n easy so1 full ~;
alter slnoss 81 field Of ia:
from h Bay to h5 hea in The
with ad:s ss s'n'', 40. o.''''' AN ~
o.
q hours. and was owed Of this morning By steamer Wave
Bril- Scotia tof B.l.imore, Hubbard Falmouth. j. 10
which ~ HOOK
Bris Neaupi.r. shspey Yer. Cruz. Dec o. with ana
s.y: S.;s.ss; .iss ss;,y s,s:;
.hsir inn ,nohsss tsse Hsis N, via
with m se. 70 G Hapsood.
sehr Franoiua, Eooper Daren. days, with lumber ss
ssir i v werins.ep, Wells, Darisr, days. with Ium
Ter, TO RoAe2 baugh.
Below,
ship Ashburton, Williams Liverpool. Nov g. with n1dss
and passengers to Grnnol Mr.urn Co; before rapors'
is yet st snchor outside ne Hook.
Ship Reciprocity, Porter from Liverpool Dec ~ with
mase snd before reported is st anchor out
eide tho Hook.
sg ss sf2 ssas D ssss, SH
is yet At sncbor outside the Hcok.
Also. bark, from Charleston.
Also, Is sail at sunset.
Wind ~ sunrise. WsW; At meridian do; At sunset W.
The ship reported last night the Sss Holmes Should
have read ST. Louis, although the is fully having
cleared from Norleans Dec 10Th.
The bark Kanawhs, from ApaaobioolA ashore The
Romer.
The pilot boat Collins reported ashore Bsdlows
Island.
Yarbroush tpilot boat lowed up from the Mar
and went to Jersey City
Large quantities of ice yet afoAt in the rivers snd bay.
The ship Rocu bark Catbarine gusta Others
into Jersey City yeperds for harbor several sail
up into tho East River under canvAGs.
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The Mexican Appropriation Bill in
the House.
General 0V,rhauling Of Officials and Pinanciers
PRoCEEDlNCS IN THE NEW YORK LEGISLATURE
The 6ossuth Welcome Resolutions
in the Assembly.
Proposed Welcome to the Magyar by the State
Agricultural Society.
Movements Of the Mexican ReyOlutiOni.ts,
Sc, sc =, Sc.
The Latest from Washing ton.

.HE HUIsKMANN AND WEBSTER AFFAIR-ANoTHER
CONTRACT cTIoN-coM PERRY TO TAKE COMMAND
or THE EAST INDIA SQuADRoS--THE PRESIDENCY
--MEssRs. WEBSTER AND FILLMORE, RTC.
srEcIAI coRRssroNpENoE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 25, 1852.
The statement that chevalier Hulsemann has had an
interview with the Presd since he wrote to him. is
entirely incorrect has the President made any dis
avowsl or approval of Mr. Websters Kossuth speech.
The affair rests just where stated Sunday. No
tce has been taken OF The note to the President
has its receipt been acknowledged hr Hulsemanu has
ntmated that he will take further steps till advised
by his government He has declined dining with the
President but, to show that he meant nothing dsres-
pectul, he has left bis card at the W hite House.
Commodore Perry has been ordered to the command
of the East India squadron. He will leave early in
March. The Mississippi goes as his flag ship.
MT Webster 3 friends assert that Filmores deci-
viii not hasten MT. Webster's resignation N.Y..
TIE IRISH BANQUE r-sENAToR HUNTER.
ANOTHER CORRESPONDENT.
WASHINGTON, Jan. % 1852.
The Irish bang uet last evening, we'll attended.
George W. P. Gusts presided, assisted by Hon. sr.
Walsh Gen. Shields aud Senator Douglas. Eloquent
speeches made and the entertainment kept up
to late hour
Senator r. M Hunter, Of Virginia. has received the
Of bis cleo ton the Legislature Of that
State Senator Of the United States from the 4th
March, 1853.
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WASHINGTON, January "a 1851.
The following correspondence between A. b. Cor~ine
Flint Agent Of the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
and Mesers Zaehri,son Nelson Co. received this day
from Mr. Corwne in alton to certain through tickets
ssned in New York, is published for the information Of
persons leaving that city for California via Chasres and
Panama.
Mr. Cerwine states that hundreds of our countrymen
have arrived in Panama with tickets purchased from the
parties mentioned In this correspondence, and being
unable to procurea passage thence to San Francisco
pended their all in the investment, have been COM
PEELED to remain tho Isthnus in the most abject Pc
verify and distress and not few OF them have contract
ed disease and died
CONSULATE UNITED STATES AMERICA, /
PANAMA, December 20, 1851
S,R:-A number Of American citizens having arrived
eued by Berford Co. New York. and failing to obtain
passage hence to San Francco the steamers belong
you do the favor to state whether tickets Of this
description issued by Messrs Berford Co, recog-
nzea BY the companys agency in this place As de-
ere to place this correspondence before the public
obsdisns servant, 4. B. ooRwINE, q. s. Consul i.''
EDWARD FLINT, Esq, Agent ?. III: 3. g. Co.
PANAMA, Dec. 90, 1851.
DEAR slE-Yours Of the 10th instant is du'y received,
and coz tents mott ced.
In reply have to state that tickets issued by Berford
Co., for passage the Pacific Mail Steamship Com
pany' steamers from Panama to San Francisco, in
no way recognized at this office.
am sir yours truly Agent = Rp NJ d cadST
A. B. CoRwlsE, Esq, U. 3. Consul, Panama
CONSULATE UyIrxp SrATEs OF AMEaIcA,)
PANAMA, Dec. 20, 1861,
GsS1IKMYS-Having been advised that you decline
sending forward the holders of through tickets issued
by L. Mills New York, agent or owner Of the steamer
Brother Jonathan refund the passage money to them
may AJAX whether Mr.. NJ. has authority to use your
name az his agent in Panama
ASH my intention to make this esponienos pub
lie, an imme date answer is solicited
Very respectfully, your obedient servant
A. B. CORWINE, U. 8. Consul.
Messrs. ZAoHRIsso,. NELSON Co.
PANAMA, December 90 1851.
gR-In reply to your letter Of this date, beg to
tae that We ugvpt for Mr. Mills up to the 18th
of last month, when Withdrew his advertisements
from the newspapers here and desired partner IN
New York to notify him (Mr. Eills) to that effect.
The only understanding ever had with Mr.. Mills
was that be should sell tickets for the Union the pro-
perty Of our senior partner, which OF expired
when that steamer was lost Mr. Mills had authority
to use names in the way he has done and ne has
been repeatedly requested to stop selling tickets having
the name Of the Union, by partner Mr. E. Zachris
son. AS we intend publishing full statement Of the
transaction in to norrows Star, do not enter into
matters more fully.
We remain your obedient servants
ZACHRI5SON, NELSON & co.
CoRSISr. Esu q a Consul Pa anna
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