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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE,
Port Of New York, December III, 1854.

CLEARED.
Snip Se.sp Gps ayeE1S zsSis
Ship n Sloman, Woodside, Antwerp, Schmidt
SHIP Maid Of Orleans, Dennis, New Orleans VIM Nelson
Ship julia Howard. Cotter Savannah, Scranton Tall
ship New England. Prottesu, Savannah. Durham a
R,E .a
Brig Rebsccs DR. Merriam, Psrrsboro', Dewoif Starr
schr Clara Borse Ch Anderson Porto cabelo Asreda,
schr Lousne oNsal, Charleston, NcCready Mott Co.
schr Wells Terry, WILMINGTON, hccresdy, Mott
schr Surprise, Cole City rcint. James Hunter Co.
schr Wing Of the Wind. Pesrssil Alexandra, &C. Not.
scSr Lons.aals crowsll. Phil.d.lphis,I v Mckee
ssnr 'frp' Wsiisos nosn Taunton m.,t sr
ARRIVED.
ship Charles Cooper sf stssn cu... Hull Oct Il the
& s Had % deaths
sus.s bremen and was drowned c'1 The
experienced very heavy weather PASSAGE sprung
81 yasd s sas
which time has had continuA westerly winds; stove bal
ship Shelter Hits Havrs 20 day. With lead AID so
land stoke ship Plymouth from Hsyre for New 0r,ssns
4th lat - 80 Ion o. spoke ship Eaoch Treat Liver
xssthsr split sail: &C. HAD two deaths among the
BARK n,pe R Ryan, Limerick 8. days, in ballast With
2I5 pssns. re- 70 DAVIS Brooks wuP 70 the Hooa 50
ssss :.Sst fF'sss,.as s..r.e. rs,.,
Sd inst ana blown of shore In the late gales ost main
S.H frsRess sss Pane as with
ton, &c, 70 Snaallwood, Anderson Co.
Brie Comet {Oldsn Wilcken. HAmbure as days In bal
last with 1877 passengers TO w Schmidt Co. -
Brig Caroline Kelly (ef FrAnkfort. Pete, MAnsauitio
Cuba 10 days. with mahogany, tobaees 40, 70 Curt.
Co. Was l1days aor Of nAssrss with hssvv sesther lost
sals stove boatA and bulwATks. :
1rs RslISs Nays lof RAsN. Roxes, Psxt ~ Psia'e,
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next session for the psasa- Of act authorizing the
Common Council to appoiat three Commissioners TO take
the control and uperntsnd the erection Of the New City
Hall WV TUCKER, l Special Committee
p. p VOORHEES,
RICHD MOTT, New City Hall
DESCRIPTION or THE PLANS FOE BUILDING AN
EXTENSION TO THE CTTY HALL.
From the projection in the Of the present building
within about thirtv feet Of Chambers street, and to
conform the lie Of architecture the pre-
sent building
DESCRIPTION or THE PLANS.
To simplify the description they have been divided
into sections marked A, b. aud D. represented
In the annexed diagram
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Coroner Inquests.

FATAL ACCIDENT on SHlPBoARD.-Coroner Wihem held
inquest yesterday upon the body Of Henry Bradley
sailor who to his death from fracture Of the skull
received by failing from the main yard of the ship
Waterwitch, the 9th inst The jury returned ver
dict Of accidental DEATH in accordance with the above
facts. Deceased a native Of Germany, and about
twenty years Of age.
ACCIDENTAL DEATH FROM THE EFFECTS OF LAuDANuM.-
Coroner ODonne held inquest at the New York Hos
pital upon the body Of male child, about two months
DID, who to his death by overdose Of laudanum,
administered TO him by his father Thomas Logue of 133
West Twenty ninth street. in ignorance of the deadly
nature Of the medicine. It appeared that on Friday
night the child taken i'll with cramps and its father
thinking that laudanum would be great relief to the
little sufferer, gave it Ave drops of the liquid, which
rendered 1t senseess Death soon followed
FATAL ACCIDENT THE SECOND AVENUE RAHRoAD.--A
named Peter Wood of No. Pen street, was killed
the Second Avenue Railroad Sunday by being
over by of the He was about sixty years OF
age and was a carpet by trade. Coroner VIII
helm will hold inquest the body Of deceased to-
day, at the New York Hospital, where those who wit
messed the requested to attend and give
evidence of the fact
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PerNonal IntelIlrence.

FefS0h11 InU6IIxtmCes
During last week Gov. Lyon Gen. Winfield Scott and
Hon. Judge Brewer were at Elicott's Mills, Md. Gen.
Scott the Gazette says, visited his relations few miles
from that place.
ARRIVALS.
At the Metropoltan-F Macdonald, Pcttsyille; A. b;
Smith Granville; W. Baldwin, Kingston; w, Brown and
lady, Providence, R. l.; Hon H. H. Henry, vermont J.
II. Smith Philsdephs, s. H. Peters, Phiiadefphia; 4.
Haparh.mp, 6, Louis Judge irving Glen CGye; Gem
Baldwin, Quebec; H. Moxon, Quebec.
Al the ST. Nicholas-Goy. Ramsey Minnesota; Hon; p.
London, England; T. D. Day, ST Louis Gen Marshall,
Texas; William Pollock North Adams; A. T. Williams Al
HILL Dunkirk; DR.. Holman, M D., Australia; n. g. PENN
man, Baltimore; S. Brady, Wheeling; q: H. HAight, San
Francisco Paxton Utica; Perkins, Boston, b. L. Brit
ton Ariansas Hassngsop Tysy T. Ms Pnads Bhis
Hon. A. Baldwin, Boston; Hon. Judge Mapes, Chicago.
From City Point, Va, in bark Commerse-Nr Blais-
dale, Camden, Me.
From Port Prince in brig Rolling wave-xr Bastide
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williamsburg City News.

STABBNG AFFRAY.-About O'Clock yesterday morn
ing party Of Germans got into ARRAY at the
Of Even and johnson Streets during which Louis Har-
man was stabbed In the shoulder with dirk knife.
Officers Muln Adams and Koch arrested Philip Whitman,
Augustus Myers, John and Philip Wagner, charge
of assault and battery with a deadly weapon Har-
Whitman committed, and the others were
held TO bail for examination on Thursday.
COMMON CouNcrI.-A meeting of the Board of Al
dermen held last evening, at which the votes cast
for Police Justice and Justice of the Peace
ed. The following is the result
Police Justice-Abel c. Willmarth I, 022; Jas. NJ Ay
mar, 56l; Henry c. Bos WE'LL 233 H. c. Boswell L; T.
c. Boswell 3.
Justice Of the Peace-Jacob L. Fem, $50; Joseph E.
Palmer, 2,237 Edwin Ferry, sr., 124S; Daniel Mans
field, 9.
The Board refused canvass the for Captains of
Police by a vote of ii to l.
Mayor Wall vetoed the action of the Board in refer
to the contract agreed upon with the Gas Light
Company. After some discussion the action of the
Board sustained over the veto, by votea of for
and against.
BURNED TO DEAm.-A woman named Gaskett, who
resided at the Of First and North Twelfth streets
found dead in her yesterday morning, having
been burned to death her clothing accidentally catch
ing fire. She about thirty eight years Of age, and
native Of Ireland. An inquest will be held by Coroner
Hanford to-day.
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Diplomatic G0sslp-Nr. S0ule and the Spanish
Press-Papal Ambassador 20 the United
States.

From the Paris Correspondence of Courier des Eats
Unis.l
We learn from Madrid that the Spanish government
has demanded positively from the Cabinet of Washington
the recall of SIR Soue. journal recently founded at
Madrid by Senior Orense, Marquis dAbaida, under the
title Of the National Sovereignty has alone dared to fe
citate itself on the approaching return Of the American
minister and to express its conviction that Mr. Soule
would be able to reply satisfactorily to the absurd mpu
tations directed against him. AL the other Spanish
journals have raised cutlery Of reprobation against
this profession Of rash faith the part the demo-
cratic Marquis who is particular friend of Mr. Soule
The letter Of this latter, containing the parallel Of
which made mention to you between his antecedents
and those of the chief well OF minister Of the
French government is about to appear at Brussels.
There has been question some Of the saloons Of
the Bag aoge Of duel between Mr. soue and Drouyn
de LHuys This absurd and it is probably for that
reason that il has obtained credit.
In stating that Mr. Cass presented the 9th Of No
vember to the sovereign Poutf the letters Of the Pes
dent of the American Union raising him to the dignity
OF resident minister the Unirers demands that the
Cabinet at Washington should recognize the right of the
Pope to have representative in the American republic
he has at e majority of other governments 'What
valid reason observes the Unires, can the Emperor
of Russia the King Of Prussia and the President Of the
United States aege for refusing to the Court Of Rome
the right which they themselves exercise with respect
to its'
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

His Honor Recorder Tfllou in the chair
Drc. 1.-THE report of the Committee on Annual
Taxes, remitting several taxations WAS re
ceived and adopted.
THR REuDRDERs SALARY.
Alderman EIy presented resolution 70 raise the sAlA
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Herald Marine CsErcspondence.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec H-Bslow, banks Warren Fisher,
Cole, st Kits; Echo, Ryder, Boston.
Cid bark Lousa, Lndsay Havana; brgs Edwn Tislsr.
bes, Frambes, Savannah.
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1854 as returns are not yet before the Board
tendance Of each pupil in any year. there being no such
record in its possession.
Although the Boards unable to state the number Of
during the present year is sufficiently advised Of
the condition Of the schools under its charge to state,
matter of certainty that the number of such pupils
will exhibit gratifying increase any previous
As the information above requested is asked for while
an application from the Board Of Education to the Com
mon Council for the supply Of deficiency in the school
moneys for the present year is pending in the Board
OF Councilman, the Board Of Education assumes
the amount OF school expenses for the present year.
GLIDING such deficiency is within the limit fixed by the
frst subdivision of the third section Of the School law
The Board Of Education Is gratcd to be able 70 inform
the Board Of Councilman that the total of school moneys
received and required for the present year is within the
limit so as aforesaid fixed, IS will appear from the fol-
The total amount Of the estimate for 1854 over and
above the sums specified in the fifteenth section,
Thus-To,sl s6sa, SIS 80 '0'''' 70
Deduct amount specified in the
State apror, 'ment .slsl, sos 10
Equal county levy. 13l sos As
cent ............ 2oe, s45 4e-47o, 400 a.
Add the balance in, as above. $les, 1853 oS
Add the amount Of deficiency which the
Common Conncit Is requested to supply
under the nineteenth section of the
School law slss, osl %
And there Is shown the total amount re.
quired under the third and nineteenth
The number pupils who actually attended
and taught in the preceding year
scholar, amounts TO- ............... s5os,9is 90
Showing that the expenditure falls short Of
the limit in the mof................. S147, 500 90
The number of pupils who attended and were taught
in 1858 was, in consequence OF local and temporary
causes less than In 1852 but the lesser number
Of pupils taken the basis OF the limitation the
total expenditure would nevertheless be $l32, 674 %
short of the limitation Of "a per pupil All Of which In
respectfully submitted, by order of the Board of duca-
ton. +. G. BENEDICT President
ALBERT GIIRERT Clerk
commu nicaton was also received from the Mayor,
recommending that Anthony Dugro Of the line OF
stages running through avenue A. &C., through Twenty
third street. be allowed to have four additional stages
that route.
On notion the Board adjourned till tomorrow after
noon, at ave.
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4emOK0m0as
Ship TamA 800 TONS old vessel, sold by AuctJez
at San Franchise lath ult, for $500.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
Lord Chesterfield a Good Maine Law
MnM,

. In 1743, Chesterfield delivered speech
! IN the House of Lords, on the " Gin Act"
Among other thugs he said, " Luxury,
my lords, is to be taxed, but vice prohib-
tied, let the difficulty in the law be what
1t Will. Vice is not properly to be taxed
but suppressed. The use ofthinrs which
are simply hurlrul in their own nature,
and in every degree. is to be prohibited.
Now, my lords, never heard, in any ma.
ton, OF Il tax upon adultry or theft. be-
cause tax implies license, granted for
the use of that which is taxed, to all who
ere willing to pay for it. Drunkenness
is universally, and in all circumstances an
cpt and ought not therefore, to be taxed ,
but punished. We arc told that the trade
OF dlstlllng is very extensive, that i. en-
ploys great numbers, that large amount
OF capital Is invested in it, and, therefore,
1t is not to be prohibited. But it appears
TO me. that since the spirit, which diStil-
crs produce, is allowed to cn!eeble the
limbs, vitiatc the blood. pervcrt the heart,
and obscure the intellect, that the mum,
Der of distillers should be no argument in
their favor ; for l never heard that law
against theft was repealed or delayed be-
N"NSC 'hIcHSS were numerous. ltaHDCarS
TO me, that if SO formidable IL BODY are
conledcratcd against the virtue or the
"'es OF their fellow citizens, it is time 10
put an end to the havoc and TO iuterposc,
while it is yet in our power to stop the de-
etruction. 1t is said di$tillcrs have arr;y-
ed at exquisite skill in their business,
But to my judgment, it is no great use to
mankind TO prepare for them n pulatable
poison nor shall | ever contribute nv
lntCres t for the rcprieve of murderer be-
cause he has, by long practice, obtained
great dexterity in his trade. If their H.
quors ale SO delicious that the people are
tempted TO their own destruction, lie, lis,
at length, my lords. secure them from The
fatal draught, by bursting the Walls that
contain them. Let US at once crush these
artists in human slaughter. who have re-
conciled their countrymen to sickness and
ruin, and spread over the pitfalls OF de
bauchery such bait as cannot be resisted.
l am very far from thin king that there
is this year amy peculiar reasons for toer- ,
atlng murder : nor can | conceive why
TINS manufacture is to be held sacred now
II 1t Is to be destroyed hereafter"
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Medicines.
Trfumph OF science.
MRS. EPHAREjJMsS COUGH CANDY


Wonder and blessing of the age.
FHOUGHS. COLDS. AND HOARSNESS Gu
~ RED IN FROM ONET TO TWELVE HOURS.
Mrs. Phnrnum's Cough Candy is composed of
twenty-five of the most curative medical herbs in
the materia medica, and can be used by persons
of any age, from the youngest infant to those
most advanced in age with perfect safety.
This Candy isreeommendedby physicians to those
who their lungs, in talking and singing great
deal it has tendency to clear the voice and re-
move hoarsness. Thousands can testify to the
efficacy OF this medicinal preparation. Itsingre-
dents are vegetable ard prcfcctly harmless, and
it can be used freely US other simple candies !;
even infants can take it with perfect safety. 1t
is no patent. nc Qnnck preparation, which is the
cause ofthe physicians prescri 5ing it extensive
ly.
1" He that hath an ear to hear, let him hear !"
BALTIMORE, November Is. 1851.
Dear Madam: The duties my business have
exposed me to coughs. asthma and pulmonary
affections. ! have been deprived of the power
Of attending to tie duties of my profession and
should have been. had it not been for the benign
effects of your INDICATED CANDY. I tried it but
Il few hours BET; re l began to reap the advan-
tage Of its effects. Ny cough and Loarsness soon
left me.
greatly improved. l, therefore, have no hesita-
ton in adding my testimony to that of the many
who have experienced the benefits of your val
liable cough candy.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-03-01
J. G. UAZELETT,
Agent for Western Virginia.
H~41s IVE " NEVN4 II II
TESTIMONIALS.

Winchester, May q, 1858.
We, the undersigned, being solicited to give our
opinion to the character and standing of the
Insurance Company of the Valley of Virginia,
have no hesitation in saying that we have the ut
most confidence in the ability and integrity to the
President and Directors of that Company.
The fact that we have insured our own proper
ty in the Company, is perhaps the strongest evil
dcnce we can give US to opinion of its merits.
!. II. SiIERRARD, Cash. Farmers Bank of Va
Hon. j. n. MASON, U. S. Senator.
JACOB SENSENY, Esq. Merchant. Winchester.
7. a. TIDBALL, Pres't of Blk of Valley of Va.
WHEELING REFEEENoEs.-Logan Carr & Co.
o. W. Heiskeu, & Co. aug10 IT,
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The Harrison Machfne
Stnn

the place where ever article Is warranted
11,,; Just now on la nd 10 Of extra SAUSAGE
CUTTERS, one ofwhich will be loan ed to any
e s,Ii who has never used ono Of my make
me, ne usual gl5I supply ofCARDING MACHINES
iiEHRESHERS, COMMON, SEPARATIONS
and CLEANERS; Corn and Cob Crnsliers
straw Cutters, &c, &C., on hand. Call and SEQ
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BARTLETT7S WOTRT,

L his Hotel, is now prepared to entertain visEt.
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~Lent begins, this year, on the FIRST
OF March. Good Friday will be The 18th
ol April Easter Sunday, the 10Th.
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Books. Aencies &c,
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New Goods

UsT arrived from PHILADELPHIA. and
e. e. Baltimore, and now opening at JOHN IR-
ms, nearly opposite the Court House, in tho
new brlck building of W. p. GsR: Esq. a largo
variety of Ladies Dress Good. Hosiery, Bleach
ed and Brown Muslins, Linen Table Diaper, etc.
etc. ID
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and Harness Manu-,
fncfnH,K

I3>>S1 The subscriber returns his sin
: kSAs-%<N ceTest thanks to the citizens OF
~ Harrison and tho adjoining conrl-
AGlSSS ties, for the liberal patronaoe be-
slowed upon him, and would res
PectfulIy inform them that he has removed his
shop 70 the west end of town, on PikeBt., Clnrks;
burg, where he is prepared to manufacture all ar
ticles in the above line, 10 superior manner, at
the the most reasonable prices.
Saddles, Single and Double Harness. Collars of
every description, Brides, Saddle-Bags, ETC., al
tiee. - = 81 II
- Carriages, Buggies, ETC., neatly trimmed.
TH0S! JONES.
GaTs1buYg, May 4th, 1>so.--4y