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MARINE JOURNAL.
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PORT or NETWORK. .Peb. n.
Cleared.

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ESCAPES FROM BLAcKwELLs ISLAND
OFFICE OF PEIrEsTrARY, BLAcXwELL's ISLAND.

NEw-YoRK, Feb %, 1853.
SIR-I wish to say few words to you in
reply to an article in your paper this morning headed
ARREST of Escaped Convcts-Corrupton on Black
wells Island" stating that three men, James OBrien,
Thos Downing and Thos. Desmond, had been arrested
for larceny, committed at Ravenswood, and also
William Spark, notorious thief, and that "Down.
ing and Desmond" were escaped convicts. Thos
Downing was discharged by Judge Beebe, on labeas
corpus the 18th Of February, 1853 committed by
Justice Stuart the 4h Of February VIM Sparks was
committed by Stuart the 5,h OF February and dis
charged by Judge. Emmett the 18th February on
habeds corpus.
You are likewise Informed that In several instances
persons committed by Justice Stuart vagrants have
been discharged by the Board of Governors on his ap
phcauon and Reconnaissance having the power
70 discharge or traner TO departments th ose committed
Tor ysgrapcy II the writer Of the article will call at
ne Pententary on me, viii give him all the infarma
hon desired m the premises. Yours, truly
To H. Greeley EGG. yosEpH KEEN.
EMIGRATION FOR FEBRUARY.-The following
table shows the number of Emigrants and Vessel, ar
ved at this port from foreign ports during the month
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Arrived.

Paefst SIP Garfek Wat.F fa Liverpool J,a - YIN at.s.
ene lao J4sensers % John COn The o. ss bess - 70 :, s
NsNsfd a ~ Bs.ss and sss ,npsfnest hsnsy v-t,bs
s' <biop gsant rss rp s-s stove ea<orss sAs~ s>4~
and rereved D,ksr tsusss.
sup Juha Howard Bzes.y. Lv~-,oo Jan 10 vsh 1ts- 70
nser. 4fh irsf az -, " 81, a eonpehy vfs b1
Esston m Liverpool o fbisd-o9s I~s aaa 1gs iasr
and saos syD~rsnees bssyy sae -
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cot, o-hsr ~o.4 TIE H. has ssee - d. tie Wet
ward q bssss ~r,A suecesSon q Westerly ssle&
So, Fobs, BauEots d. win norf 70 Foster sSs
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soas sIes T. efssEsy Hsok Dts sssshsfs-,
% Boston ssEeSs" liza sst, Jsha Carroll ne eoot ds<
of eO.s-m g,.ou.
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Yoss gt IN srr~rsses5 hes ar sale, ,ovs tsls ass ~
Bfesas Arrr kf-y csi~,ss Is 10 ~s ose- sr1 s,n~y
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

1he General Term opened yesterday, and re-
eeived various with written arguments appeal
There were no decisions
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~ The weather yesterday was a continu-
Gus shower all day long, with little prospect of change
at night March bids fair to come in like lion IL so,
yfnay he 20 out like lamb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
U. s DISTRICT coURr-Befor. JUDI. Bsrrs,
COLLISIONS
William B Dubois against the Schooner B. Abel, Geo
Gilman and Others respondents.

-.
The sloop Champion, from Saugerties, with
cargo Us TINS white lead belonging TO the Saurertes
Whit Lead Company value g. $50 vas run into nearly
oJposte Maden-ane 9th March 1872 by the schooner
b. Abe and sunk and remains the libel states with her
cargo, so sunk &c Mr. Dubois Claims TO have sustained
osmiee ~ The oss Of said soop the amount of 81 500
and fripes scton 10 the amount
IN defense II was ssid that the T. B. Abel from
Portland running down the Eas, River with view 10 roun
ding 10 pier No 10, North River that the Champion ran
cose into the dock between Msden-sne aud Fletcher
street lued into the wind ard lowered her mains, If
che gong into dock but Suddenly turned herb being
still up and beaded toward. Brooklyn directly scross the
T. b. Abefs bows, which running with strong tide
and did everything possible 10 prevent collision bu, was
unable TO do and that the schooner sustained damage
the amount Of $50 IL contended that the loss was
csus,d by the unskfu management board the Chimp
On. Testimony taken.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

excitement in Henryst Sunday afternoon consequent
upon the collision Of Jumper No. and Engine No /,
whereby the former disabled number Of boys des-
poed the Jumper other ornamens by tearing of the plate
bearing the and the bras mounnss al Of which
were earned of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

r.ny ss.nr Harvey Hart Collector Of Ta1ss and jain
bGf IN fact sxans the CITY, for Inisne-
uI TAX nrz Mr. from slng dsposing OF perssoAl
IlOPerly 70 TIE value Of $50 wh ch he bad sv1e
= ~ ' aelon OF arrsnt for sfs oh1r taxes Tor lSo
t.is. ny hefehUm, inquiry was made BY Mr. Hiram
IN corIetl Tor pA1rf Of the judge, 20 whsn
n,'Ier coax he heard Th- complaint alleges that al
,hoSsh pstif has place Of bus ns.s Gnd is engaged
ansa N Msist N this CITY, and owns house in the
LAnteerth WLd-he "a q resider. Of Westoorr Conn.
arc ls psrtres that be viii no; De- required b. il
afepsinz 70 the business here except az such
Puoas be may TIN propsr-Aud that with the excep
o. ev weeks II each year be il in the CITY: md
iot ne at seven he has resd-s and voted
Mesfof and not resident Of the Civ or STATE Of New
fzf; that the house N Eizht1eE.h Ward Is occupied
mar and rs wife, yet that the Assessors OF the
LtIteentb ara have cors6sr red and returned him
feoenf AID declared him liable 70 paw tax on 600 er-
spna estate amounting 70 $50 81; that nosr Outstanding
lined y The Supervisor. and given the Collector Of
ioi ooDecbou, but plaintiff refused 20 nav II and
oLh properly here belonging 70 him levied u.sDn hv
Onoer yeDkHs a. already staed who threatens 10 s@l in
aaetlcn OF sad tax thai plaintiff u1d-rsand. he clunot
py ne Avs Of NevYoyk in atsrs Of tax renlsvn take
besk on svnr bond the Sheriff said prop-rtv aud he
ior the injunction Of this Court to restrain the ..e OF
san property and collection Of sad tax
Inc rouDd also on which the action Of the United States
SooI sought that the Law Of the legislature Of March
-, Is authorizing the raising this City Of certain
amount 81 tax for 1851 and under hsch the tar mon am
nr was laid void and unconstitutional by the Cou.
ton OF this State there having been large sum men,
toneo ut Ger the general head Of contngebci@s ard he
law corteting with the 10th section OF the Constitution
which says no private or locs bin shall embrace more than
one snbeet and sso Of the 18Th section 7h article which
SAYS that every law which imposes shall distinctly
sie ne TAI and the object 10 which IL Is he applied
1he spplcauon - also for temporary in junction Arru
ment viii probably be heard next weeh
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rA1vert.senent1

GAs.-Gas Fixtures of elegant design and
workmanship will be found the great manufacturing &C.
tsblshnent Of ARCHIE WARNER < Co, No SIS Broadway
Over ], 900 different patterns now in store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

trre PhreDolofy. THIS EVENING, at Clinton Hall His
home truths and striking delneatons of character make his
lectures highly interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
w At an election of the Washington Hor

~ AT an election OF the Washington Horse
Gusrds recently held Alderman James Neeley, Of tho
Second Ward, chosen Captain by unanimous vote.
The Company IA attached to the 10th Regiment
" A Children's Concert, the proceeds of
which TO be applied Sabbath School purposes Is to be
held in Rev Mr. Beechers Church. Orangest, this
ing Several hundred children be present and tho
preceding win doubtlee prove very interesting.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
Markets. .R.poyted D, ra.g,ssA.

'HIpytrdV " f1~VupA
CHARLESTON, Feb. 8-CorroN-saes to-day were |, 100
bales at prices ranging from iidoi. The market is
changed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01

fOLlCE.-JoHH NlCtutilllch, JOHu 4it, JOScp
Carey and Charles Fl bert all posted of 10 Jail for d.
dsys on a charge Of being inebrated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-01
LEorURE.-Geo. Copway, the Indian Chi

i. deliver a lecture this uesdsy) evening. ct Finishing
SubectThe Origin and Traditions Of tbs North American
Indians.
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.eipts Of Produce. Feb. q

BY Nsc York and Ere Roiiyoad-i.37 sides OF Leather
SEQ pigs. Butter SO bush. Wheat 55I5 bbls Flour i2S
dressed Hogs l ~ Beet 2so head OF Cattle 600do Sheep
and 400 Hogs
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

ALLEGED BURYING ALIVE I'm the
midst of exaggcration and invention,
there is one undoubted circumstance
which formerly excited the werst ap-
prehensions the fact that bodies were
often found turned in their cofins and
grave-cl"thes disarranged. But what
was ascribed with seeming reason. to the
throes of vitality, is now known to be
due to the agency Of corruption. A gas
is developed in the deoayed body. which
mimics by it's mechanical force many of
the movements Of life. So powerful is
this gas in corpscs that have lain long in
tho water, that NJ Divergie, the riysi-
clan to the Mor'ague at Paris, and the
author Of textbook on legal medicine,
says that unless secured to the able,
they are often heayed up and thrown to
the ground. Frequently strangers, see-
ing the motion Of the limbs, run to the
keeper Of the Morgue and announce with
horror that the person is alive. All bod
les. sooner or later, generate gas in the
grave and it constantly twists about
the co psc, blows out the skin till il
rends with dis::ei1i,ion, and sometimes
nursts the cc!fin itself When the gas
explodes with noise, imagination has
converted it into an outcrv Or groan; the
grave has hccn re-opened position Of
the body confirmed the su,picion md
tte laceratinn been taken for evidence
that the wretch had gnawed his flesh in
the phrenzy despair. SO many arc cir
cumstanc,s which will constantly occur
to support q conclusion that is more un-
substantial than the fabric Of dream
fQuarteriy R,uier.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

South Fork Canal. We learn, says
the State Journal. that this stupendous
work is rapidly being completed. Some
sixteen miles of it is already finished
The remaining nine miles will, this
week, be let out by the Board o Di-
rectors TO some of the various contrac-
tors who have put in bids for it. 1t is
to be completed by the first Of July
next, the contractor being required to
give bond and sufficient security in
the penal sum Of $4,000, for the
faithful performance OF the work.
The water from Brush, iowa and
long Canons, is now in, end being
sold at White Rock and other points.
With the proceeds of the sale Of water
from these canons, it is believed the
balance of the work can be built, and
monthly dividend of three per cent,
be declared to the stockholders.
Parties Offer to build the remaining
part of tho work for the nett proceeds
of the canal, or that portion Of il al
ready finished. until the time specified
Tor its completion.
1t is confidently believed. that when
the work is completed, it cannot pay
less than one per cent, per day for
many years to come.
We are informed that the affairs Of
he company have been most judicious.
Iy managed indeed, it could scare ,ly
,e otherwise, in the han Is OF such
nen as their President. that excellent
gentleman, d.. B. f. Keene.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

ONE OF THE WITNESSES A queer
excuse was made few days ago by
an old lady. The good woman was
subpoened to appear as witness on
rather delicate case. She did not
come, and bench warrant was issued
for her appearance. on which she was
brought into court. The presiding
judge thought it was his duty to rep
rimand her.
Madam, why were you not here
before ?"
"I couldn't come, sir"
"Wece you not subpoened, mad
am 2"
Yes, sir; but 4 was sick" :.
What was the matter, madam Z"
81 had an awful bile, sir"
"Upon your honor, madam?"
mo sir; upon my arm"
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

lii Ingolls Mary and Maria. Oregon; John
s,ou, Boston; T leffries, Ohio; Jones L
N Y; Knox II A, r 1; KolrJ g. Gin; Morri'
kittredgc, Ill; Kelley !, N o.; LARGE J N
Valparaiso; Leman, s p Light, N Y; Ligh
J, N Y; Mosher Il. N Y; Mssterman .ohn
Mich; Myers J. N Y; Marvin Z G, Pa; Mur
ply NARY, Boston; MufIin WIN N, N Y; NC
Candies W II, Ohio; Moulton S, Mass
Nichsls David, Geo; Newell w, I'll; willis Z
III; O'Neal 7, N Y; Ob,rlee i, n I; Peid
WIN, La Penney A, Prudent S, N 7; Rear
son las, N II; Robinson Mrs T and chill.
dren, st Louis; Roberts IL J, wis; Reynolds
A, N !; Sparhawk j, N FL; Scott A, Ohio
Sehofeld W A, Pa; Schmidt John, Me; Ste.
vens John. wis; Taylor Simeon, N II; Tarr
J B. MO; Teats Chas. CHM; Taylor Robert
Boston; Taylor C o (child). MO; Talon Jas,
St Louis; Ventrof, III; ward Benz, Michigani
watson Asa (boyl, St Louis; weddell B NJ
Ind; ward Chas a, "; viii eman Babara
n q; welsh Ann, Boston; wilson NJ, Pa;
Zin Henry L, lnd.
LIST OF CREW LOST.
Martin O'ITare, s.orekceper; maria wilson,
stswardess; Chas Anthoay. lst cook after Z;
harles, Sd cook after e; I'd cook forward q;
John Tu,y, assistant butcher; Jewell, fire.
man; John Glenn, coal passer; wm Smith,
seaman; John, seaman; WIN Brook, pantry
man; Thos .ioncs. 2d do, WIN Leo.ard, wait.
err Edward Kelly, do; McNellcy, do.
The Wing says on examining the list OF
passengers, wo feel convinced that the num-
her on board the Independence has not been
correctly estimated. She must have had on
board not less than 453 souls The passen-
gers by the Northern Light counted PAS !;
those BY the Daniel Webster, from New Or.
leans, l3o At least Is came on board at
Acapulco, and her crew numbered 62. Only
256 were saved, which leaves the appalling
number of 1917 persons lost in the steamer,
Add the infants, who were not numbered in
the passenger list, and there can he but little
doubt ila, full 200 perished. This is fear
fuI number, and equals some Of the most ter
rife instances Of steamboat disasters in the
East. This is experience tor all--dearly
bought-but the more valuable and impress
sive from its very cost. What will be the
price Of the next lesson!
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08
q You see. Grandma ma. we ner,

You see, grand-mama, we perfora
ate an aperture in the apex, and re-
spending aperture in the base, and by
applying the egg TO the lips, and for
chilly inhaling the breath, the shell is
entirely discharged Of its contents"
/" Bless my soul" exclaimed the old
lady, what wonderful Improvements
they do make. Now in my young
days they just made hole in both
ends and sucked
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

nA- The Charleston people are max
ing an effort to secure to themselves the
profits of the Florida trade, and hope by
the construction of plank road so 20
connect with East Florida, as to divert
towards Charleston, u dry goods and gro
Gerry trade, which now comes to New
York. Of over 100000, and $4,000 to
10000 bags Of cotton, besides other pro-
ducts. A large part of the sum neces-
sary to construct the proposed road has
been subscribed
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08
Another Indian Murder,

Death Of Lieut.. Russeu.-We take
the following account Of the murder Of
Lieut. Russell, from the Cnion Of
March 80, as furnished in manuscript
TO that paper by the editor Of the Shas-
ia Courier, dated March 26th:-
It is with feelings Of intense sorrow
that 1 announce the horrible death Of
EDWARD Russell, First Lieutenant Of
the Fourth Infantry. He was MUIR
dered yesterday, on the head waters
of Thom's Greek, by band of indi-
ans belonging to tribe inhabiting that
portion Of the Coast Range forming
the western boundary of Colusa coun-
ty.
You will doubtless have learned BY
this mornings Courier that Lieut. Rus
sci was ordered to that portion Of Co
lusa county by COL Wright a few days
since, in consequence Of the numerous
depredaiions committed by the Iudi-
ans of that Sc, ton upon the Colusa
ranch-men. 1t was in the perform.
ance of this service that Lieut.. II. lost
his life.
II appears, according to present in
formation, that Lieut. Russell had met
and captured some eight or ten Indi-
ans on his way 10 rarcheria in the
mountains, whom he at once disarmed.
placing their bows and arrows in the
hands ofhis Interpreter, an Indian boy.
He then continued his course in the
direction Of the rancheria. In short
ine he, together with his guide, inter-
prefer, and the prisoners, being some
distance in advance Of his men, got
sill farther separated from them in
consequence Of each party taking diff
ferent direction around hill. It was
while going round this hill that the In
dians, snatching their arms from the
boy, fe upon Lieut.. R. At the time
of the attack the guide, an old noun
tain man, was about one hundred yards
behind the party, but before he could
reach the ground the Indians had un-
horsed the unfortunate Russell and
beaten his brains out with clubs
Lieut. r. shot one Of the indians dead.
and wounded second and the guide
killed some two or three more. The
remainder made their escape Lieut..
r. had seven arrows shot into his body.
Thus has brave and chivalrous a
soldier as our army can boast--full of
high hopes and noble aspirations-and
while defending his countrymen a.
gainst the incursions of the ruthless
.avages-been suddenly cut down, in
the very midst of his youthful career.
It was but few days since that he
called in our office, with the flush Of
heath upon his cheek--full of life and
spirits and confident of being able, in
Il short time, in connection with the
efforts of his brother officers, to rid our
people of the further deprcdations Of
the savages.
Lieut.. Russell is widely known in
this State, and his lamentable death
will he regretted by large number Of
Il quaintances and friends. Of course
the sad event has still further exasper-
at i the citizens of this section. The
corpse Of Lieut. r. was taken to Fort
Reading to-day.
L.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

In Gardiner, Me-, lately, Benjamin
r. Shaw and Harriet N. Howard an
,ounced in regular business form, over
heir signatures, that they had formed
matrimonial copartncrship for life,
Or as long as they can live in bar
mony.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

A person once sent note to q wag-
gish friend for the loan OF his nooso-
paper. and received in return his
friends marriage certificate.
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

An Irishman was asked why he left
his country Cor America, replied, 1t
wasn't for want. had plenty Of that
at home
The Nevada journal., 1853-04-08

There il O fellow in California so ex-
travsgant that he kindlcs the Hre with
bank bills, and skates on lee cream.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
DEATHS.

In this city, Aug 7, William stowel aged SO years.
Funeral at his late residence, Tuesday 9Th instant,
at 2 O'Clock F. NJ. Friends and relatives dre invited
10 attend without further notice.
In this city, Aug. s. Ida Priscilla infant daughter of
Marshall S. Ralord, weeks.
Daniel G. and Lucretia Wood aged yrs. and mos.
In North Brookfed, July %, Miss Caroline p.
In Milford, Aug. 2, Huldah A. Dunn, aged 76 ears 4
months, days
In Athol July IA, Jonathan Bryant, 26 18th, Rich
ard Bryant, 81. The deceased brothers, and re-
turned from Califtnia TO their aged and widowed
mother, July Isl, to ali appearance well. They went
TO Winchendon to visit their brother, Saturday, July
9, and returned Athol Sunday, July g. mweli and
died as above, of Panama Fever
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
AGENTS. WANTRn

ITO engage in the sale Of DIR. J BLACKMAN'S
L MEDICINES
The subscriber, General Agent for DR.. J. Blackman,
wishing 10 employ few travelling Agents. offers rare
opportunity to competent wishing engage young
and middle aged men only need apply. To such, the
business will be profitable and agreeable To gentle
men out of health, it offers great advantages for the
ing good compensation for time thus spent. Those
wishing TO engage will be employ ed either by the month
mission.
For further particulars apply to the subscriber, at his
Office, No s07 Main St, up stairs first building orlh of
American Temp. House. Full particulars also be
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aus5 daw Inns
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
Dr. z. o. PhInnev,s n,.aenterv Cnre

Dr. f. o. Fhinney's DEfentery Cure
is very superior Remedy for Dysenlery, Darrhes,
Cholera and other Bowel Complaints chaTaotetizedby
pain and increased action The author has fully tested
ats virtues by practical OF il during The last
twelve years. with the success full results. lut up
in the form OF powder it is applicable TO those more
active forms Of disease where liquid preparations are
nadmsslbie on accent of containing alcoholic spirits.
IL Is an excellent family Medicine standard Remedy,
and adapted TO persons of all ages.
For sale in Worcester, by Caldwell & Hill D. II.
marsh, scott, NJ. B Green, Lewis T. Lazel Sibiey
& scott, and james Green. Also by ApOhecAries and
dealers in Medicine in the Country generally. General
Agency at Is Commercial Street, Boston,
j}29 deodaw2m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
DRY GOODS, &c:
HENRY O. CLARK'S
E'EEEKR
SEMI ANNUAL SALE.
10. / Merchants Row.

this is the season to reduce The Stock of Summer
n Goods, will name some OF the prices which
GoDds nav had at
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

TOT FlIIing Teeth OVerEXposed NEVIS,
This operation, original with The subscriber, has
been performed by him, during two and half years,
nearly three hundred times with tie loss of one tooth
only, so far known. Also, by several distinguished
Dentists whom ne instructed than two years ago,
who have been emiBenty successful BY no "ther
method Of treatment beret fore IN use can so many
teeth be saved, alter their living membranes become
exposed. 5. z. MILLER.
declI DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08
CARRIAGES.

In this city, by Rev. G. Adams, Mr. Thomas II.
Baird to Mrs Rachel Fitzpatrick.
In Nilfnrd al the Methodist e Church, July gath by
Rev Mr. Smith, James p Richardson of Boston, to Miss
Ophelia N Allen, If Milford
In Ware, July s. Mr. James II. sturtevant to Miss
Maria Whpple both of Hard wick.
In Enfield, Nathan Barton, aged q, ia Berthsina
Root aged 49, both of e.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-08-08

DRs. VIM. K ]. NEWTON, DENTISTS, have re.
moved their Office fIom CIRCUITS Buildings to the pleas
ant and spacious Rooms, III Brinley Row, the
Citizens Bank and directly opposite the American
House. apl4 dt