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FIENDIsH OUTRAGE AT ALBANIA RAPE Com
MTIxD ON CmD.-On Friday morning two young girls,
neatly clad, Of rather prepOssessing appearance and
modest department, into the police Office and
quesed of the officers in attendance to to Justice
Cole that they desired to him in private The Esquire
waited upon them and after short interview warrant
placed in the hands of officer Wempe for the arrest
Of about thirty five years Of age mechrnic who
resides in the lower part of the city He subsequently
arrested when examination had before the Justice
Several witnesses examined but the most important
evidence is that given by one of the girls before al
luded to- The story of the girl of revolving charac
ter She teses that she would be eleven old next
April that she resides with her mother who is away
from home visit to friend in New York. On Sun
dny last during the absence of her mother this man. In
the disguise OF friend, called at the house. After
short conversation he informed her that he had
for her at his house. and urged her to accompany him
there to get it. Her sister, who present, her
consent and she accompanied him. After being there
short time he laid violent hands upon her which she
Her story that could hardly be credited
not that abundance of proof is given that extra
ordinary violence had been used and that she had
muncaed the to her sister and to others
after her return home That he entiocd her from her
home and to his house, under pretext that he had
for her. is fully by three four PERSONS
that after she had left her mothers house. and be-
fore she returned to it, she most brutay ravished
facts clearly established At the conclusion of the
examination Of the witnesses the part of the child
Justice Cole committed the brutal ravisher to JAIL in de-
fault of bail until such time he may desire further
hearing when he shall have been able to procure the
attendance of such witnesses he may desireALany
Journal, Adreh4.
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Sci. xs 1nsss Sssss PC master.
seR Rr Kate stuart, H.thss Noble. La. West.
ssST SMITH Ks &C. sssss:.
Isss SSsss. s SIss Riss
ssI gsI csss n Ss. sl
ooP 0rsEOn royles Po.. nmor. Parker Vein
s:sansP ssass Ready worney Ph.d.h. IN
Briggs. .nnvvn
ms:s sns sSssn 70
10th passed about sixty miles sw
Ship cSr..nss pHs Hammond London and Portsmouth,
rebS with mdse and ~ passengers to Grnneli Ansurn
ship New York Barter c.la0 z asy .ish su ;ss
signal. xith .S.ns ;AiP :a0yiDs :E. E.s
spoke ship Three Brothers, Of and for
&.1s S sy ~ ss'ssi
HS.rsii. OBJ Archer. cailao, l4 days with suan0
Bark Parsna tof Portand Belts Buenos Ayre. 90 days
with WOOL skins &C. to master March q msIidsn lat &
Sa Ks All
s IN, ~
81. the fell lot Of sail piled the deck part Of
s & 1a .s sSrs JOINT 1Ss ss's
iSH s, net SsT yisss with
tom &C. 70 Everett 1 brown o''--'' : 49,
Brig Dolphin Miller s. Johns, PR, Is days, with sugar,
ssTs: va: soyn 81 the coast * E. foT sSS
:ash
sof Hook thick spoke painted white
which close BY and aerwards went on without putt
IN Rss an
days with mshSgary &C. to %ssss. !. Grand. Fab
a. WITH sugar and moia;.es 70 Noses Taylor CO. March
q s. fell With brig L.ssh sf0 rs Is n
water; number Of sticks Of timber ON deck. -
Brig GpssPPina Sic)' NapOli Palermo ~ days. with
Brig warren Brown (of wes Bartlett, Falmouth jam,
jan q Key West Feb a. with iogwood rum Co. to u D
with India rubber, lie, to b Corning
Brig Frank (of Jacksonyille), Gsems Jacksonville q
snsbor under Cape Nay in heavy from The E.
parted both anchors both mass and everything
sS az 70 :as
Richmond Richmond bound to Philadelphia, who took
her TOW S there 70 ee p 81 pso
sehr Ann ElissSeth sot Hsnpden, Stone, Rum Key, II
seRr J N Ward !of PhiiadePhiN, Baker, Cardenas 10
days. with sugar and moa ssef to Storey Stevens -,
ssh1 Lucy AliSs r MoPhss, Halifax 10 days with FISH,
70 Hunter Sid in company with Br schr Hope for New
sebr Mary Elisabeth, Rice, Wellington, NC. Sasys
Steamer Jackson, Parish Baltimore, 40 hours
BELOW.
One bark, and four brss, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamship James Adger Chareston Augusta Savannah;
Jamestown, Richmond.
Wind during tho day NV.
lBY SANDY Hook PRINTING TELEGRA
Five brigs Of the Highlands, bound in-no signals
Wind NNW and light. Weather clear.
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For loss Of clipper ship San Francisco arrvrl
California steamer in general news columns.
See Marine Affairs

Disasters.
AFor loss Of clipper ship Francisco see arrvrl o.
California steamer in general news columns
See Marine Affairs.
s,r SIAM. at San Francisco from NYork; of Cape
stays Put into valparaiso water the sick
Z winds and rain was days of the heads.
BR SKIP JOHN GRAY at San Francisco from Hong Kong
Ito Is Continual
gales stove bulwsks and stancheons lost stock and sus
tanned other damage
soHR GILBERT JAMrrsor, Mcfarland, from San Francis
s, T0y 81. She rSs
the Of the bark Rapid S0snd to Sydney from San
sety Islands she had in Al board
to sydney eighteen BY the nj fased Monu%en
John Wesley, which touched there and landed At
fGad Of the same whence they wsrs
provided for by the Consul who paid the Of one Of
Sem TENNESSEE at San Francisco from Richmond Va,
of Cape Horn q days; split sails, &c.
Sal. s San
thenght ofshe OH ut Coming ahct fog anchored in
slipped cable threw dssf load and ri run
left the captain and mate board and started for
ay the s .s
Whnlemen.
At Honolulu Jan 81 Nile Lake; Ben Morgan, Chapel;
Sarah sheaf Wall; Neptune, Allen; Anerics Waller
Virginia sssbuTy; Antelope Potter; Felows ccndemnsd
Chariot Brown Hellespont Manwaring Sarah, Swift Re-
l0 Via cSrs1 Gr0f !; hin rava
Ss ss sS %SsaSs e
session so Red%sn Allen. DO hbsrnia Jefferson Japan
KEN sS ossSs ships San San
Jam IL
mos out, 800 bills sp; all well.
Spoken.
Bark Greenfield, Fallansbee from San Francisco Fcb 81
Brig Julie from San Francisco for Boston lat 40 s. lon
Foreign Ports.
s4:rs sns Il bsrsSo s
mails ty steamer California from San r.nnsi'c9 Ma
niia Sris Alfonso, Conn sydney. psrs ship corss
sf Fss *
o s
the Fiji
Lorinr and Diam Cutter for Nor,cans VIM Miles and
Bo~npnsvs"Arr Feb 49, Dudley, Cray and STAR Ropub.
s9s qs s.S T sgs for
@ % "a n H Fss
Sc.H-zT Tss 3 bsnSr.$E Williams savannah;
snss @ Ss r SYor s All For a.
Sid slst iins sS Polieys dsOm Tnymsuta( cssia.
y s SGsssas e h''"'
S s Fss z csrsrsS Spain s. John NB
RsSS Lotus y NysIFy pos BSsss2
Us Carnatc Deyereux dol Belle Assze and for siero do
osS's % na
%dv BsSompson Poriiiua. Nathan Ham ysusluso.
for Saork '"'''' ''''''' s''' WV INV . D'An
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


CLEARED.
Steamship Sonora new, Whitney, San Francisco, How
land Aspinwnll.
Steamship James Adger, Adams Charleston, spoaOrd
Steamship Star of the South, Marks New Orleans Thos
Stanton.
steamship jamestown, Csvendy, Norfolk, &C. Ludlam
Plersanta
Steamship Augusta, Lyon, Savannah, s Mitchill.
slip Amelia, Bunker, Rio Janeiro, Freeman
ship kossuth ur), D0wson, Liverpool, w Tapscott
&Co.
slip Irene Williams, Liverpool snrgss Chairman Co.
slip Ohio Reaeau Liverpool Jas W Phillips.
snip Trrmbull, Smith, New Orleans, Fosdck Scammon
Slip Union, Davis, New Orleans, Frost
Bark Rionc, Moore, Havana, w Nelson Son.
Park Grifop, Davis, hspinwall, Bailey Co -
Bsrk PreislnS Wesh) yoss, Rotterdam, = schmidt IT,
Brig Isabella Jewctt, Pendeton Trinidad Brett, Son
Co.
brig Dirigo, Towdsend, Cardenas, Marti, Rio n Co.
Brig Made tSp). BathbassA, Tarragona, Aqurre Gal
way. -
brig Ahram, Stevens, Curacoa, vose, Perkins a Co.
Brig Maria, Bailey, Jaomei, Van Brunt A Slsght.
Brig Benjamin Franklin (Br) Davidson st John, NIB s
Dcacy
Brig philadelphia Cox Philadcrhis Kirkpatrick Ham
schr Valentine Doane, Buck, Port su Platte, Under.
wood.
sohr Townsend Rowland, wess Coast of Africa Van
schr susan, Robbins, Gundaleupe, Russell & vining
schr Wottoa, Chamberlain, Georgetown, Ysn Dyunt
ksiaglt,
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Ship Eureka at San Francisco from New York, OF
Cape Horn thirteen in heavy gales crossed the
the last eleven days. had and light winds and was that
time within two days sail Of port:
light westerly Winds the Equator Jan
Is Ion Ito 49, had weather and NE Winds for the
last ten days had thick fogs and bans Winds within
Ship Matciess from do fifty eight days Cape
was of the Cape ten strong led
GIN, which time had moderate breexes OF the
Heads two days In fogs and light winds.
III 3d. was beosimea four days in lat IS lon IL 20
Horn days IN heavy
gales within three miles Of the Cape twice. ana was
ss s sS JAIN X ss s
Ship P.rthenon 1t do from Boston, was of Cape Horn
lon lis. after which tine had banning weather.
Ship Nepunes Car at do from do days OF Cape
lon NJ after which had light banning winds WAS within 500
miles Of port for the last twelve days.
days in heavy Wsste gales crossed tie Equator lon
most time since banning weather. within 800
Ship Morning Light DO do was on Cape Horn days
in strong breeses crossed the Equator Jan ITO ater
which had NE Winds was within 600 miles ORt for ten
Ship Timoleon do OF Cape Horn fourteen daysn
haa ns o sh ms nos
days within 400 miles Of port account light winds
The ship Aurora Brown from Boston for San Fran
S IN Of the mutnous conduct q the crew.
Several Of men arrested and given to the Uni
ted States Consul at Rio The captain would proceed his
The vessel and cargo were In good order.
MISSING vEssEL-The ship James Drake owned by Capt
Jones and Others built New York in lSl9 ship 500
Is with cargo q sse barrels q -four is bushels Of
wheat and roein and has since been heard
from The ship valued at $4,000 cargo $6OOO freight
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Supreme Court.-SncclnI Term.

Before Hon. Judge Ierke.
MARCH 11.--G. r. Clarke Perry Il. Gardiner
of fact awarded to be tried at circuit in Albany county
to ascertain mental competency of defendant, &c.
Stephen Binney Eugene L. Gal and others-Motion
granted defendant Rowland executing an
with two suretcs for payment Of Judgment with costs
II plaintiff should recover
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BOARD or EDucAnoN.-An adjourned meeting of the
Board of Education held at the City Hall last Monday
the President Mr.. Demarest, in the chair.
Mr.. BRoACH, chairman ON Census Committee, made the
following report -
First ward-Number Of white children, 200 colorsd
81 Increase Of white children since last year. 284
lored, 10.
Second ward-Number of white children 372; colosed
3d. Increase of white children decrease Of colored
children 15.
Third Ward-Number of white children 3,003; colored
1856. Increase Of white children, 470; colored, go.
Total increase Of white children since last year. 748
colored, IS.
1t decided that the annual examination Of the pub
lie schools should take place Monday Wednesday and
Friday Of each week, commencing on Friday next.
BURoIARY-Between one and three O'Clock on Sunday
morning the millinery store Of Mrs. Roberts, No. 14o
Grand street. rgariously entered quantity Of
millinery goods were packed up, but the burglars de-
camped without booty The entrance effected by
moving the blinds the side of the budng and cutting
out pane Of glass.
DISTURBING RELIGIOUS MMrNG-Two young colored
individuals named VIM. Wilson and James Bruce,
arrested about two O'Clock Tuesday morning by officers
McEloy and Welsh, charge of creating disturbance
at the colored church in North Second street. while the
congregation were engaged in worship. They were held
for examination
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Our 10 TO the LIST ult There has been but little
communication with Oregon, by OF the cold
Is understood that Governor Stevens Of Washington
Territory has notified the Hudson Bay Company that
after the first OF July next they must withdraw from the
Indian trade within the limits Of that Territory.
The Governor appeared determined enforce the strict
observance Of the United States laws relative to the in
tercourse with Indiana
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All Justices.
MARCH 11.--Iohn u. Auchincioss oqt. Etipkdla Not
e. ot-0rder Special Term affirmed with costs.
JosIh Gi'loa ost Leacis Ket,-0rder Special term sf
hImet, with costs
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Married,
On Wednesday March 1, by the Rev. DR.. Banvard Mr..
JOHN SpRoUL to Miss MARY CARSON.
On Monday March g. by the Rev DR. Foster Mr.. EBERT
BAILEY to Miss HARRIET Fowler, all of this city
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Herald MAXINE Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. March ll-Arr steamships State Of
Georgia, Garvn, Savannah Pennsylvania Bsymore Rich
mono via Norfolk; brig H Kennedy CArdenas Is days
Cid ship Messenger, Kennedy, San Francisco; schr
Berry Sharp, Boston.
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HrsroRY OF ONE OF THE RESCUED SOLDIERS OF
THE SAN FRAYcIsco.-In the Police Court yester
day afternoon Patrick Brannon was charged with
threatening the life of Mary Ann Litcheld. It APP
years since Brannon was a soldier in q regiment of
the British army stationed at Halifax; that he there
lived with the complainant, whom he assaulted with
q razor, cutting her body, and then unnecessarily
attempted his own life. He was afterwards sem
fenced TO ten years imprisonment at Bermuda, but
was pardoned before the expiration of his sentence
came to this country, and enlisted in the American
army was one Of the unfortunate passengers In the
San Francisco; was carried to Liverpool in the
Antarctic thence brought back to this country and
taken to Newport, where, hearing that the com
plainant was In Boston, be deserted and came here
10 see her. On his arrival he found that she was
married. This morning two United States officers
claimed Brannon as q deserter and he was given up
40 them. II does not appear that he intended to do
the. complainant any bodily mischief,-Boston
I,at der, March 4.
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large and enthusiastic meeting OF the friends Of
the Nebraska measure held in Columbus Ohio,
the 2sth ult. The following the resolutions
passed.
Whereas to the people Of the Territories rghtfuy be-
longs the organization of their institutions and,
whereas the people the only power under the constitu
on OF the United States whereby the question Of slavery
in the Territories can be permanently settled and where
as should be taken out Of the power Of aboitionists
and other actonists to periodical agitation upon
the question OF Slavery and whereas by the Congress
SIGNAL enactments of 1850 the right competency Of
the people to organize their domestic institutions
the Revolution to the satisfaction of the people, and with
the happicst results now, therefore, be Il
Resolved, That, according to the first principles Of
democracy no body exists be devised better able
the people thereof and that the Nebraska bill before
Congress, being in accordance with this principle and
agreeable TO the rule first settled in 1850 In the oganiza
ton of Utah and New Mexico deserves and should re-
ceive, the support OF every democrat.
Resolved, That Congress does not now and did,
possess any constitutional to pass repeaable laws
TO bind rosterity or to enter into sacred compacts"
between the North and South to make any kind Of
treaties or any spuatons whatever to separate this
Union INTO sections and set up geographical lines cstab
fishing slavery on the side and forbidding it the
other.
Resolved, That the pioneers of North America must
have subdued the forest and the prairie carried civaa
ton and enlightenment into the Wilderness organized
Territories and created States enlarged the OF free
dom on this continent and extended the mgis of the
republic over millions OF square miles which will here
after be the home OF free people, this meeting there
fore reposes the utmost confidence in their wisdom and
patriotism and cheerfuly leaves TO them the decision
Of all questions respecting their institutions under the
constitution.
stands at the head of the Congressional delegation from
Michigan is out openly against the Nebraska swndlc
He declares upon all occasions his determination not
only TO vote but to speak against II,
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