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M Office go 'PAEE E'GHssG.

~ II OF charter ut = lac Lyochbufg aud Abine
don Telegraph Cnmpnny" reads IA, follows;
"fhat if my person persons, -hal wiluIIy or no"
iogy break iiiure destroy, oriutcrup The TeleclnP
lines communications, any pnrt therroi,-to To-
erected by the sud company IN pursuance at this act
he she, they shall pay the suid corpuraton on
hundred dollars for said offence aud slmil be iarh"'
liable for all damages which the sud company may
suffer in repairing the injury, end from the interrar
Of their busincss be recovered in action Of 'ss
pass.-and, if any person ncuring the penalty atone
said, shall through insolvency. other be
able or shall fail to pay the penalty or damages efra
said. and shall second time commit uesspnss upon the
aad lines any part thereof aforesaid, he she, e"
they shell be liable upon conviction thereof to an i'm
prsonment in the county Jail ct NOT less than month
more 'hnn ak months"
The penalties Of the section shove reci,cd, will be-
rigidly enforced. T.. y. DEANE, IR.
President J.. & 4. Telegraph Co.
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MECHANICAL.

fEsHB SUBSCRIBER BEGs LEAVE MOST re
specially To- cal the attention q tha citizens 81
tynehbufs Hud the al oinnr eoaHff. 81 he large ead
8 snenaid a. sortment ct BOOTS SHOES AzJ
CATERS. &c. 81 hi. OHh MAKE
~ AMI which are wanRAsfrb ~ rHt al qrAI
II AID ~ suFrWfoH wBnEgAs MP.
fef-ous wishing ip havc o ga5d aad dsfsIIa Boot ar
Shoe for the present season. II d. vrl call
- am determined peaae, bafh feeafds quality
and price.
Don't fsfeef 10 call tho three daars hHpve Tho
Frnnhln Hell aud Immediately opposite he Ctzens.
Saving Pau 7 r. GRfHALDI
der Itsfa
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Truth stranger than Ftljo,!--Noae need Desgaiy'-
i La'ys Testimony ot.cr 1huty Eight years
ofsaBering!
We're th,re rot real virtue in this wonderful medi-
ciae. could perform the astonishing cares made by
If
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COMMENTATORS.

N=Havc 10 lse Sir u Drifting hafa alt'heH = vi
h<B ENGINE. Md rsfee4u them fat-t 80 go 'P
peaasse "a ee,tl convenience mud au efficient ''''
tis8I aaa5fst fire.
CHARLES MARX Richmond,
b. 1LER. do
DR. RES 5IER. Huguca.f SPRING,
ARCHER VAUGHAN. fumyJIie.
EDMUND HUBBARD Buckingham,
4. J. GAINES eb5lI Hffee.
Tn pumpraa 5e .ceu =. 40. 30 D.. VIM. s. Aarr's'
DIaqalI'. foundry and NJ raspy oIber pnre. IN Lyme.
burg. al Of whom lproee rHeir NIFTY aad l.r''.
gos. Tho Pump can be- seep n Riri nond, NJ u " hlf
,Iiee Iirry 1ssfIa ted -rl. VII for one year
IL NDIlGE-Au persoo- buying or seiilns tn
lieYeartia 90. nr responsible o. 're aI n.
R.BUrTIaGHhM MI1CHELI
,e.F..1 30 Its Pratlfi,.fnr.
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Geo y Ch..d-, E., ph'l'1.
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b " HALL.

11e almost aiyac07oue ss.Cs nade by Hampton.
Vegetable Tnrlurc on most respectable ciiizey--
men we'll known and trc3--@e chaengc the world 10
show ANYTHING on record inmedcine = equtl a}o,g
l1pdrt3s ud0 aa1e HaS keaiag 7o7ears Jsa r SINE
Sinaoay.
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ELIZABETH BAGWELL"
Rheunatism, Y erligo,
BALTIMORE, Feb. 9, 1872.

az are, my friends at liberty this ~ my
taiah proper; and believe me, yours, very rr>reet
'uly. G DINAN.
b Gun be seen atm. Time AT tie Mayors Of
G p.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


mpOIsgANT TO fAIs " l. .
l5s5.fe4f,. Forisfs Iaeorpo57iaf c0mp9ntfs ga"
,..lYarsrs Ag4tsaas Prafesfigaai Len, A0laaH "''
tless-THe Pump and Tire Easia'
eaVsd ~ Batisd SUI ~
te,a prffnt.-Afl ISFRIsaG sEs1f VT ~ ! II ~
rspH4 Law. -Thls b. tho 4o-t 'alaahIe invent" 1"
e ss. and q. fbou which f4ffeH 80, ru5IIf '"'
aee. hotels aa private dwelling. afe ne"hpii. anu
rafaaaratlgcly insecure. y h tis rHfaP md ebe'''
Fiie Engine tire Farmer IL perfectly Independent ~ ~
merchandising inuiruaee comPpale-, pHd ehh "'"
IeHanre 20 iits iueeudiars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

IRtsllagsaes Hksa os0eA AzAssaca.
Ths RE d Janeize Jossal do Comwario q Dec. 7th
gives ths following
By the English steamer Of Centaur arrived to-day
We have received letters from Aontevideo up TO
s0th uifimo
An important has occurred In Rio da Praa The
authorities Of Buenos Ayres have lately seat into the
province OF Entie Rios expedition of about 900 men,
under the command of Generals Madaraga and Hornos
This expedition left the port OF Bucnos Ayres in the night
Of the l0tb and arrived the OF on
the 10th Hornos dsembarked the heaths With nine
hundred bor enen and eled rapidly that he reach
ed Y, sleguaychu without ering the slightest
s,ance and what l. sil' more without the oppo -iton
o mall guard. which stationed short distance
from the Ioin, at which he landed.
Prom Quslel chu he followed the direction of Gala
OF himself 10 the garrison of Casero and to effect
junction with the forces which he expected from Cor
rentos.
At battle occurred between the troops OF Hornos
and tho o! Urqusa commanded by Crispin vela quez
According the intelligence from Blenos Ayres the lat
the petition fighting and triumphed General Ma
daiapa DEBATED the city Of Conceicao Uru-
gray which be red 10 take, to make 1t the seat of his
OF eraiions
General Paz marched the 18th, from st. Nicolao to
Santa Te II is snid that he has under his command be-
tween three and four thousand men.
IL ee facts and their consequences have attracted
general attention in kio da Prata.
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Total number of vessels 131; do tons a. AT
Vhalemen.
At Santa Catalina, California, Dec H. schr Jupiter
Gregory Of Fan Francisco with SO bbs (sappo,ed sea
eleriant oil
At srong's land, July |, Herald Terry FIJI, $50 81;
18th, Wa enn San FIR .ncisco fitted out for cruise
late Of the ihnter, Nan; Aug Is Atlantic Coleman Man.
l.Co sp; sept 90 Napoleon Holcy lido 400 sp Oct 49,
Nar.agan CT, Coleman do Tsp
u NOS out 80 sp, l7o0 VIII so 600 bs bone cd Coum
ha Ca.h Nant &c mos. $50 sp, 1900 VIII, % 600 bone
Sarah, swift Matt, 10 mos 1850 VIII IS 900 bone 25th
George, ua,k NIB SEQ sp 1900 VIII, % 900 bone
Cid al do Nov 20 Cambria Cotte NIB, to cruise; North
More, Warren for home; Mount wallaston, Barker NIB
do Een TUCKER Sands, do to cruise Martha Tooker do
90 I'D Ibcl Iagle, Ludlow, sH, do; Esd, Cicero, to
sr,e; John Rowland Taylor, NIB, to crasc Jas Maury,
Cid at Iabaina Nov 49, Newman, Sherman, to cruise.
Arr at Iembez; Oct President Tolger, Nan 70 mos
out, go bbls 9th Coumbus Carr, Of NBedford "a mos
out 400 bbs was reported Oct 2Sth with 300 sp) 26th
Pantheon Worth, do, 80 out, 900 bbls; 9th, Sea
sh ui With rs ~ on board Courier howana NB
NOS cut, loco bbls; Mariner Coffin, Nant 80 mos out
eco bbls.
400 bts; 2ad promo, Dagge Warren 46o bbls (report
toge Esntusls go SSls Gsl6inssr Cornell West
-' ~ Spoken.
steamshiP bound (suppoed the 0hio) from NYork for
AsIinv all Jan 22, lat "a, Ion 70.
ship VIM Jaryis, from Norleans for Cashar, Jan TO-
lat 81 rs. len 20 "a.
ship Irincc de Jonvire, 10 days from San Francisco
for Rio Janero and NYok, Nov 10 mot l4) Lat N lon
ship Monterey IA days from San Francisco for Callao
lee 20 lat II 20 lon 121 u.s.
kaIk Loretto Fsh, from NOrleans for NYork, Jan 49,
Big Acorn, from Savannah for Boston, Jan 90 on
Chncoteague.
schs PALESTINE steering (supposed OF and from FRO
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By the Rev. Sas Fitch SPENCER HEAcocK OF New York.
TO Miss LYDIA A., youngest daugh Of Gamalie Rose,
Esq, of Enelsh Neighborhood, New Jersey.
AT the Jane street Methodist church. January Is by
the Rev Dr. Dusenbury WIZ. ~ THoRP to Miss JosErisE
Earl, all of this city.
On Sunday, January 80, by the Rev. James Brownlee,
Mr. ALEXANDER ii. BRNIEy to Miss CATrAmNK DRAKE all
OF Staten Island.
On sunday, January 81, at st. AIMS church, by the
Rev Titus Joslne RIcHD. BOYLE, Esq, to Miss GRAcE
BOYLE daughter OF John Boyle, Esq, of New York.
In Hartford January u, by the Rev. Walter Clark Ed
WARD TODD oi New Yok to LYDIA ALDEN, only daughter
o. j. W. Gcddings, of Hartford
In Brooklyn, January a. at the residence Of the
brides mother, by the Rev Samuel Taylor, Mr. JAMES II.
ROGERS TO Miss THEBE A. Hull, both Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean steamer.
Port OF New York. January 81, 1859.

CILAKFD
shire--6eorge Canning, Paulsen Hamburg, Schmidt &
Polchen.
Faris-Fnvoy. Nxen, Glasgow II Irwin; Mon, ezuna,
Hanson, Lemarara, Smith d Tuttle Lucia Field Byrne
Australia Atkins a Co.
Prig,--LiDden Rowe Mobile, sturges. Chairman Il Co:
6iIsey Poyd Ponce, Gumbs 4 Baker Callonlcr (8r)
FOREMAN, Barbados, eager h Co; Nenuphar Mars.
ehsh, Vera Cruz, Hargous Bros.
fehr -Wabe, Briggs, Wilmington NC, z 8 Powell;
Wn Mailer Price Baltimore MAILER Lord: Empire
smith. Alexandria, sturges, Chairman & Co; Alonzo,
Field Newbern Javs 4 Holiness Isabella Arbecan Bos.
ten, layton L slraguc; 0rinna, Dodge Richmond C n
,srscn; La Brewster, Williams Wilmington, Nc N L
hctresdy Go; Arctic Wilson Savannah Sturges Clear
man 60; fn,ma, Hsgords New Orleans Eagle Hazard;
imIhe, failer Apahchieola Eagle Hazard
SteaneI-Lebware Seymour, Philadelphia d San
ford
ARRIVED
ship Surprise Clipper, Ranett London and Ports.
mouth, Dec 20, TO A Low n Brother. On the Goth
w raw ship with main opfallantmast and fore top
gallant yard gone; 18th INIT lat az 90 lon 50 OIL passed
hip bound l., with fore and mizzen topgaant yard,
down, showing while ing, with red border.
laTL oregon OF Nantucset Hlnckey Malaga, Dec 13,
Iassed Gbialiar the same night 70 Francia Gomez n
TO- Experienced very severe weather In the vicinity OF
EeImtda spit fsils, &c
TsIt Clara Windsor Button, Port au Prince Jan 49,
10 otter Crave No date lat 10 20 Ion 70 40 spoke
fIoho brig Clara, from Rio Hachc for New York.
laTt Gambia, Radcliffe, New Orleans 10 days, to Small
wood, Anderson Co
Torl dudley Morrison. New Orleans, Is days. TO Ro.
erta Williams
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Tclegraphic Marine Reports.

BosrON Jan 81.
Arrived-Ship 0spee. N0reans: bark STEAMBOAT Smyr.
M; brig Boomer, Mobile; schr Henry Atkins, George
town, SC
Ceared-Shp New England Glasgow; bark Falcon,
Austl ALA.
Egw ORLEANS Jan 80.
Arrived-Ships Havana and Middle and baris Vista,
and Ithona, Boston; Pamphylia, Providence.
Jan 81.
Arriyed-ships Memphis, NYork; Judge Shaw, Bo ,ton
Thos Dexter Philadelphia; brigs Weldon, and Mont.
gomery, NYork schr G Ackcry, Baltimore.
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Governor Price, of Mo-, has vetoed two bills for
railroads in that State, the Lexington and Davies
equity, ard Platte county roads.
IN the Delaware Legislature, few days ago, q
petition presented from the Catholic Bishop of
Philadelphia, asking the passage of a law to enable
him TO hold in trust the real estate owned by the Ro
man Catholic Church in Delaware.
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SIclDE or A New YoRKER.-We learn by
Telegraph despatch from Elmira this morning, that
nan giving his name as J. II. Bartlett, residing in
New iork, committed suicide this morning ut the
Brainard House, y cutting liz throa, with razor
ne oitd at halfpaat eight this morning.-Aibany
Jom MI, Jan. %.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-01

q good ith, and. - fAr - ths ordinances Of The
Common Council and the acts Of the LeGisature axe
concerned, oommendsbae regard to the credit Of
the city Tho declaration made In Tho ordinance for
establishing the sinking fund, that Il should b un
der the management Of the Mayor, Recorder, &C.,
and tho assurance given by the sovereign power Of
the State that THE arrangement should not be altered
by the Common Council, was pledge in the nature
il, which, In good faith could not be changed or de-
stroyed, either by the Common Council or the Legis
latuie Of the State. But we have conclusive proof
that tie Legislature did not intend to disorganze and
abolish the ordinance Of "A and the Sinking Fund
Commissioners frcm the fact that subsequent to the
act Of ls49 to wit in 1851, when loan OF another
bali million OF dollars was required, that body
enacted the fifth section OF the act before referred to-
ard which is in the following words -
zee The ordinance in force and approved of by
the Mayor Of said city on the 2od day of February 1874
and any oidnai that may hereafter be passed by the
raid Mayor Aldermen and Commonalty OF the city of
New York in conformity with the provisions of this law
and relative to the sinking fund.- shall not be amended
hout the consent Of the Leg ature first had and OBJ
taned, except by setting apart and appropa ing aud
for the purIoe of the said sinking fund additional
revenue, Whenever the said Mayor, Aldermen an l.
Ccmmonaly OF the city Of New York shall deem proper
ard tie said ordinance shall remain in fun force until the
whole Of the debt created by virtue OF the entitled
AN creating public fund stock in the city of
New York TO be called the Croton Water Stock and
in rest on to The sinking fund of said city passed May
Is 1876 and by virtue OF this act, shall be fully
deemed.
In the proceedings before Judge Emmett, and in his
decision, allusion is made to this section OF the act
OF 1851 which, by declaring the ordinance OF lSif to
be now in force, and that 1t should 'reman in fall
force until the whole of the debt created for the
str, con of the Croton Aqueduct shall be fully re-
Deemed leaves no room for an inference that the
amen dments to the charter in ls49 intended to
substitute other trustees of the sinking fund for those
in whose custody it had been kept by acts
OF the Legislature and the City Council for forty
years All of which is respectfully submitted.
A. G. FLAGG, Comptroller
On motion Of Mr.. Tillou, it was
Resolved, That the report of the Comptroller be
accepted.
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Brig Anesbusy (of 0ardinss), CDlsur.. osus iI,.s.
81 days. 10 W Dwell 1 Co. Has besa 10 dsys vet Oh
Bermuda; has sprung msinmsst, forsyuFd ana main
eat and has experienced very heavy weather Jan lat
IT 80 Ion 49, spoke whaeshp Hector, Of New Bedford
steering E.
Brig Montllls lof Flsworth), Thurber Norfolk days.
TO Brown lie Ro~set
Brig s'el hen Bass, Winchester, EAstport days. to
Smith Boynton.
Brig Mary Adeline, oaksmith, Nantucket, days, to
master.
schr Henry Fitzgerald Morgan Kingston, Ja 10 days, to
master
schr Magyar (of Belfastl Havener Franklia 10 days
schr Deborah, -, Washington, NC days.
Schr ssm Rankin, Brown Alexandria, 4days.
schr Jamestown Cook. Richmond, days.
Schr Abraham Upshur, Croppor, Virginia, days.
schI Caleb Fl Van Name Van Name Virginia. days.
schr Tnnis, Frank, Virginia, days
Schr Cbauncy st John, Benjamin. Virginia, days.
Schr Patriot Lousen, Virginia 9 days.
Scbr Mary Eexaton, Wright Virginia Q days.
Schr James l. Norris Van Name, Virginia, days
Schr Baltimore, Sleight Baltimore days.
schr Palestine, Holt Baltimore DAYS. for Norwich.
Schr james English, Warren, Delaware City days.
schr Olive, Hutton, PASSPORT days.
schr Rcpo bic Thurston, Gloucester days.
Schr Rebecca. Thurston. Rockland 4days.
Schr Mary Brewer, Brophy Ezabethport, NJ day for
Boston.
schr Martha Stewart Qghter), FIR the wrock Of the
sloop Smith, Corson, Virginia, days.
sloop News, sheers, Virginia, days.
Steamer Quinebaug, -, Norwich, day.
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Our Nayal Correspondence.

NORFOLK, Jan. 90, 1858.
Vigilance Committees in The Nacy-Lasiy Of DicipIia:-
STAN Fisates Poschatan and Princeton, dc.
The United States fgate Rari,an is here Of which you
have learned from OF her olicers tina t
since the abolition of Jogging in the navy the who
disposed to do their duty, seeing they
PEELED 10 do than their own in consequence Of
large portion OF the being confined punishment
neglect of duty and various other offences took into
their heads that something must be done to the
continuance of such state of things They therefore
formed themselves into vigilance committees and took
upon themselves the punishment Of all offenders, by
tucking them up and giving them half dozen dozen
with the cat the required the officer Of the deck
being always particularly oblivous just about the time
the operation performed
have learned also from officer Of the Powhattan
that Mr. Kimba the Master at Arms of the ship was
pitched into day two since by of the men on
the berth deck beaten badly before he could be res,
cued Mr. kinbal is very respectable man, having
been one OF our city constabes for long time am Of
opinion that the cato nine tail is the best mode of go
,ernment for the sailors and other board ship,
1t were possible TO enact some law to prevent its abuse
The steam frigate Powhattan which has been fitting
out for the japan expedition for some time, is nearly
ready for and will suil in about q ten days,
unless the bustering some other excitement should
alter her dc nation. board of her this
ing and 10 establishment discovered the penters
and other mechanics engaged in putting up the hinged
bulv ark around the bows II is too late to good
but if the Navy department had given the order
month six weeks ago the Job oa have been finished
but now the ship will in all probability have to wait for
it, She will look, however fy per cent better, and be
twenty per cent safer than wiz the old
ment with which ke fitted It Is expected that she
viii get up steam in three four days and drop down to
the Naval Hospital.
The repairs of the steamer Princeton are progressing
IaIidy, all the sherwood having taken out oil
the boilers, and the work being put in
The weather here has been very cold for the last four
days making ice from inch to an inch and half thick
in the cutters and other places.
We have at present two broad pennants flying in
barber which is something unusual Commodore New
ton commanding the home quadron has the frgae Co
lunbia for his flag ship, and Commodore McCauey just
returned from the Pacific has his flag board the fgae
Rsritan The former beng the senior displays the blue
pennant, the latter the red.
The frgae Savannah is lying here waiting for officers
and crew.
stockton's bill for naval reform IL waking mp all the old
foaes and the suIerannuated old drone rendered unfit
for duty by dissipation and debauchery. More
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own.
One bark, unknown.

Steamship City of Richmond Mitchell Richmond ship
Tarle, Hardy, Melbourne Australia
Wind at sunrise, NV; meridian, WSW; sunset, WNW;
and light.
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Arrival Of the Isabel from Havana.

FROM the savannah kepuhl can, Jan ~.
The steamship Isabel Captain Rollins from Ha ANA via
Key West, arrived Tybee yesterday morning at an
eary hour She lett Havana the I'D inst al 8. r NJ
There has been some discussion bet .een the British
Consul at Havana and the Captain General of Cuba,
relation 70 the maltreatment of British subjects by
the ernor Of St. Jago de Cuba which il Is thought
will have injurious influence upon the present
relations OF the two powers 1t Is reported also that
and spain for the suppression of the slave trade have
been made With high official sanction II is said that six
HUNDRED negroes landed Cabacas, in December
ana placed on the plantation OF Of the oldest and
most wealthy citizens Of the island where sales have
teen made in parcels 10 suit purcha,ers Tue vessel
sunk after The cargo was discharged and the captain and
the SLAYER travelled into the interior with party Of the
neoes making part OF the cort. The violations of
tie treay. the English contend cou not take place
without the collusion Of the spanish authorities
tlhe Royal Audenca could lind for the deten
ton OF Captain Cray the American officer who had been
kept IN Havana for some time for his supposed connection
viii slave vessel and equenly he permitted to
leave Tie island. It will be that he l. OF the
pas neera by the Isabel.
Je Leln las been sung in Havana and elsewhere In
Cubo on tie cessation OF he cholera Great preparations
were mslng for the enjoyment OF the carnival Masked
bails arc 10 be gwen by several private citizens The
norhers.
The leon regiment of infantry and the Fourth squadron
q hncers Rave been making two enc srsons into The in
terror making the country people happy with the
tial airs Of their bonds and their gallant department.
Seyera Of these military visits that projected have
been susIended on account of tie cholera
Under The religious head the Gazette mentions the pre-
sizing saint the Calendar for the 10Th inst The saint
Tor hat day II appears ''sant Can tie King OF
Ienmalk' who transGxed by lance in lo77 while
lTaying Tor hs enemies We not before that
any one Of this name had ever been canonized.
The Biasfo OF the Goth inst has article the poll
teal history Of the United States far relates to
tie elevation o Gen jack 10 the Presidency. The
editor regards Jackson the true impersonaon OF the
4Iglo American character
The cholera continues 10 exist in parts OF Cuba
bu the accounts from the interior and IA
yorabe. Though its aspect il mitigatci in most quar-
ters yet is quite mal nant here and there. BY late
ayces from hanzsnillo the victims from fifteen
eighteen daily il that place.
Accounts from Cardenas state y at that port pre- scned
very ANNA ted appearance since the decline in prices Of
articles OF fruit &C. shipped there. some hfty vessels
various descriptions in port the 10th inst.