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SKIPPING INTELLIaEHcE,

THuRsDAY MonNrse, July ~, 1856.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
stsamshp Charles Morgan Place, Galveston and pdinnos
Ship Col Cults Eeii Liverpool p Ebanag En
Brig Bingham, GoescR, &c.,
Schr Chiapola, MarhB for Charleston, Mss,sr
III ior Pensaeoiai OWiekhAm
shAf @a'ns' Wspas'' ZOE FsnsaeoM, Hurley &co
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DRowEED.---An old man, apparently about
Third District ferry landing at O'Clock on Tuesday
night and was drowned. Lis body was not recovered
but bis hat cane, and handkerchief marked Jobert
No. 81 were red and taken to the guard house.
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CATTLE MARKET.

WEDNESDAY EVENING, July II, 1865
Market heavy with sales Of few Beef Cattle at easy
prices for purchasers The stock Of Hogs Sheep and
Veal Cattle ample. Sales tolerable fair
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BREACH OF TRusT.--B W. Cohen, the Direc.
tory publisher yesterday arragned before Recorder
Bright on charge OF breach trust preferred against
him by Mr. Joseph Rouanet residing No 100 st Peter
street 10 the Second District Mr r. AYERS in bis afda
VII that in the latter part Of March, he gave Cohen in
payment for the insertion Of his portrait biographi
cal notice in the Directory for 1855 note at twelve
months for $780, dated Esd December 1854 drawn by one
Perez to his order that the ID Of April Cohen wrote
to him, stating that the note of to him and
asking for another, which he gave ninety days and
paid on the lst pst and that notwithstanding this nav
ment Cohen refuses to give up the first note thereby
committing breach Of trust against the peace and dig
MY q the stats Mr. Cohen Furnished bail $500 to
appear for examination on the 18th inst. - =
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Guild BURNT TO DEATH Coroner Forshee
Yesterday held inquest the body infant child
hffeen months old named emma Sherman found dead
the Charity Hospital The verdict that the child
| the 10th inst. No further particulars.
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ASSAULT WITH PISTOL ---Jacob Gerhard.
one of the employed by the Street COMMITS
soner arrested Tuesday by Sergeant Powers for
having given Brnos Bo violent blow in the face with
PISTOL cutting hole through his cheek Bo had inter
TO prevent him from taking goats to the pound
goats Bo did not consider and
retahated as above. He will be examined soon Gar
the pistol at Boz before striking him Whit
WIFE BEATERs. ancient amusement of
Dunnoway and James Donnelsu await bssrlno ~ ~
ne reasons for beating their better halves on Tuesday
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ARRIVED.
MEMORANDA

Steamer Jean Wshs left Ae1auax instant and reports
water on Shaggy Point and a shIeys
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TO THE PUBLIC,

A q ErA
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~ II Y 7s7-s MI
w NITUsE WARERooAs, No. 1Is Magazns E==ssssS
street. and u Julia every variety
sac and made to order in nanne,
Ohe furniture and repaired foseis Ships ST. ,-,
Boarding houses supplied with Furniture the
N B. Having taken the large Julia stree, nes
Magazine he prepared to quantity goods for families
leaving the city, - : NV" ~ "'S
Furniture Carts to hie and moving attended to with care
jysly W. W1oDwARD
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EouEsTs.-The Coroner, last evening, held an
inquest the body Of Dexter Chaplin, found dead
yard on Girod street, between New Leyee and Fulton
Verdict apopexy from intemperance The deceased was
New Yorker, SO years Of age. T.
ALSO an inquest the body Of Martin Jober found in
the river at the Third District Ferrythe old gem
teman whose drowning is elsewhere mentioned Verdict
accidental drowning. He was native Of France, SO
years Of age. $780, $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-31

Governor Clark, of New York, Governor Price, Of New
Jersey the Secretary Of State, Comptroller Treasurer
snd Attorney General, the Committees Commerce and
Navigation Of the Senate and Assembly OF the State Of
New York, JOINT Committee from the Senate and As
semby Of the state o New Jersey, have all arrived a,
the Aston House. Members of the Boston Hsrbor Com
mtee are expected, and Governor Dutton Of Connect
cut has been invited by telegraph bat has not yet
heard frcm. An examination OF the harbor will be made
this day, Wednesday, January 81 after III A. NJ The
President OF the Chamber Of CONNIE rec the President OF
the Board ot Underwriters the Collector and Naval OH
Ger OF this port Commodore Boorman, Comm tndant OF
the Navy Yard, AMI Captain Hudson, Of the United
States Navy, with committee OF Of New York
and Brcotlyn will wait upon Governor Clark and cover.
nor Price, and the gentlemen who accompany them AZ
10 ocock this msrnng at parior No. Il Of tine As,or
House. f. MERRIAM
Wednesday, Jan. 81, 1855.
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ATTEMPT COMMIT srIcDE-Yesterday morning,
about eight O'Clock, old named George Hartley
residing at the OF South Fourth and Tenth streets
attempted to commit suicide BY cutting his throat with
right side Of the throat three inches length
He attended by Dr. Devendor and afterwards sent
TO the Flatbush Hospital During the night, Hartley
attempted to srangle himself by tying handkerchief
about his neck but frustrated by the interference
OF his friends. Rum is said to be the Of the at
tempted suicide.
SELLING LIQUOR on SrSDAy.-A man named Hayne,
No 800 Grand street. and John Btters Of Union
and Remsen street, porterhouse keepers have
been complained OF for selling liquor Sunday. A
young man named Waddy, residing in South Fourth
street, arrested Sunday night for drunkenness
and on suspicion OF having in his possession stolen
cloth. The matter brought before Justice Wood
worth for investigation, and the two AIMED per-
brought up as witnesses, accused having
offered the cloth for sale to them Accused was dis
charged by paying five dollars for getting drunk.
Thereupon he made a complaint against the two wit
for selling him the liquor in violation Of the
SUNDAY law.
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City Intelligence.

TROUBLES NINTH WARD PoucEMAN.-we have re-
ceived lengthy communication from Israel Bower, one
Of the Ninth ward police, who claims to have performed
the arrest Of in that ward Sunday last, for
standing the sidewalk when requested to be the
move by the star, complaining Of the unfair manner
in which his case has been represented He finds
fault with the pursued BY the magsrate In the
decision and repels the assertion relative to the proba
by Of bis having made any arrests for week previ-
Gus, by stating that he made four Mr. Israel Bower,
whore name in connection with this has not ap-
peared until now will, hope, be satisfied with this
correction the crowded state OF columns prevents
Us giving place to his lengthy communication,
HoxE AFrAms.-This evening, at the Broadway Taber-
nacle, lecture will be delivered by E. w. Andrews,
Esq, Of this city, the "Present Relations Of Re-
public to Foreigners and Foreign Nations"
THE LATE BURNING FLUID ACCIDENT.
TO TIE EDIr0R OF rHR NEW YORK HERALD.
SR-Please TO correct the statement In yesterday g
paper concerning the death Of Emma Jane Trafton,
the only daughter of Samuel Traon careessness Of
her mother in filling fluid lamp, such occurrence
took place. The mother left the room for few o.
ments snd in the meantime the child went to the
closet got the lamp and lit it. while the mother
versing with the father in another apartment Dis
covering light in the that she had just left she
became alarmed, and together with the faher, rushed
for the room and discovered the child Ia flames. The
father in trying extingush the fire. severely burned
his hands The child expired in nine hours. Her age
was two years nine month and fourteen days.
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We are Inclined TO believe, says Washington paper,
from the signs in the official horizon that executive
proclaim ton will be issued, warning all citizens OF the
United States against the infracton OF neutrety
laws, by participating in armed expeditions TO settle
Central America The advertisement of a Mr. Blsnrcd
W. Frohel for volunteers for the Kinney expedition,
be taken To be the basis for the expe differed
paper. The proclamation in question ntorr.s the re-
CURED coousts that they ected to hid them
selves 10 readuess 10 serve for the protection of the
the reading OF the OF the United States there
is part of Cen trail America without legit,ma gov
eminent, de re at least. the idea OF expedition from
this country TO establish government there suppos
ed to lie judged by tn. authorities here to be nrac
ton of the United States neutrality laws
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KEY WEST, Jan 2c-The steamer Princeton Com Eagle,
s at anchor abreast Of the city She will not sail until the
The brig Daniel Nolony Capt widn was launched from
for New Orleans.
bark Forbes Sanford arrived at this port with the
tick and unable TO do duty the 18th las before
porte Capt being unwef 20 on gave the bark In
charge Capt Sroudberry Of the Tartar and with new
crew she said on the sd for New York.
The bark Gunnre Webster here in distress for Kingston
has been pronounced unseaworthy and is condemned
other vessel has been order cd to take
She nj anchor In the harbor The will
disturbed until the arrival Of the vessel To be chartered
The schr Bsyard, Lawrence OF Providence will be
ready for by the 30th and will sail for New Orleans
The schr Mary Fnrnsworth Is being caked She cannot
Fail before tho 9th of February
Tho brig Charles Coe Hubbard arrived oath from New
York, and is now dischsrdng.
The brig Eliza Waite, Lewis from Philadelphia with coal
arrived 18th snd is discharging
The brig Harbnger, Pomeroy, from Jacksonvile with
cargo for Fort Jefferson Torugas Long Key the
night Of I'D Several lighter loads Of her cargo taken
The schr Wye Cunningham arrived this morning from
Havana
brig supposed TO lie the Mary Chappeii Rice from
Charleston is OF the bar with coors set for pilot.
Eagle awaiting orders; ship Hays Days, from Liver.
pool waiting for New Urleans bark Cunare, Web
ser condemned brigs Harp Money wig Tavanir Lester
do Daniel Molony, Widen, dg Eliza Waite, Lewis di sy;
Dig schrs Bayard. Lawrence reps; Montauk Bethel
wtg Wye, Cunningham, dsgi fansworh, Everitt reps
PHILADELPHIA Jan 30 PAR steamship City Of New
Ek, Harding Boston; schrs Crimea (br Wells ST John
IL days. Virginia. Dean Providence; Ida Deatora
pher New York; Henderson, Anderson, New Orleans
Iia Anna, Harding, Boston.
Cid barks Blythewood, Long, Aux Cages Charlotte L
Tay, Clark oston sohr Mary Fletcher Cuey Eastpor;
steamer NJ Sanford, Sanford, New York.
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Political Intelligence.

VOTE FOR UNITED STATES SENATORS.
The Senate of Massachusetts, will vote to-day Tor
United States Senator the term of Hon Ed
ward Everett The House has already elected on its
part, Henry Wilson.
The Legislature of Illinois will also vote to day for
United States Senator in place OF Hon James Shields
whose term expires the 4th OF March next
POSITION OF PARTIES IN tbs MASSACHUSETTS HOUSE
OF REPRESENTATIVES.
In the House, the 9th inst, Mr. HUNTINGTON, of
Northampton, in reply to allusion Or. Stone, OF
Boston, TO him as republican, said he ceased to belong
to the republican party after IL betrayed by its
didafe Tor Governor. This remark received with
some applause The composition of the house may no
be given follows One democrat, one whig one re.
publican one independent and the remainder three
hundred and sew nty three, know Nothings.
KNOW .NornNGIsA IN KENTUCKY.
The American movement to be sweeping every
thing before 1t at the West and South as well as at the
North, The Louisville Courier a whig paper, says
rank with those others Of the national siserhood
have eschewed the old fashioned party
and for the sake OF unity at home and the prevent
Of dangerous inroads from abroad, have joined in
alliance offensive and defensive Three OF the corporate
cities of the Commonweath-the largest aud weathest
wien the foreign vote most potent, and dema-
gogues anxious 70 WELD II most numerous-have within
six months held elections. Louisville IL Is generally
understood, felt the magical of this election OF
last August; and while s9me candidates with fair pres
poets were knocked into nonsnty others unknown aod
without show galvanized into life and Office Now
Lexington, the citadel Of whiggery, where the great
Nestor OF the party go long lived where his fAihf Al
friends yet abound where IL IL generally suppo
more iogyfm Of political belief exists than anywhere
else forsakes the ancient idols and joins in the
OF things Covngton so long outrageously stic
has wheeled about old politician az been ousted-
the old faith dsca, ded, sud, in August oa last
Saturday, the new power trumphed signally"
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perxonaI Intr,llu. nee.


The Jersey Cty Telegraph says tnere is doubt that
Robert Schuyler u.s. has ever since he sbscond
ed, in the town OF Bergen, Passaic county, M.
ghia cart Iiosees DO; n 3 johnson Cincinnati; W T.
s aR %sSs Maniss san ns'SssaS a. fss
s sisfs%'l i. s,iiT s. sses
AT the Astor HouscGov Clark ofNey York; Gov Price,
Hon NJ sfs eH sn Mr. s9".S Non NJ as
Mr. .oSae COMMITTEE ron New Jersey co@gitise from
and family Boston Pss,en and party ss.a No Capt
Hen H. Morgan Aurora Gov Bar,,ow, AMI Sthsra A'A'
At the Prescott House-Hon r. r. Nelson Wisconsin; r.
ss aro VIZ R db s a.; ;.s c.sy
nineham and iany, Cleveland, ohio.
From San Juan In the steamship star Of the We,Cspt
sss Sgsp, Efs. S'Yi se. s' f
Ts' snd .~s Ell RAM mr. Bran
h ssss ws sSsS9 Rs',,r w. :ss
y Latham Wells Fargo = Cos messcng.r; Norrissy,
hss%' S' s::: s..ss:r'
ksswis. nsLsns Antonio MonEs. Cole xyer
ton R.ahap e. Var kixsn, q wincrsn: 4 Prines, v
rsiss f Ssi s SsrS .a ss' .ay hsSs
pie, lady and child smith mo in tne steerase
l rcors s'P1:s + ;;Ss% Ss.
JWNe.r.nd, = Hines, 1 A Church, " N Hump arsys,
ssa W. w.,d s as S'
w Gaphp, W y Popert, capt Vaughn, RUSSELL Miss
Julia Gooowtn, MRS Rosenblat, Wiilisms--U IN the
steerage.
From Sharis.tcr In stesmship James Adses-L Dyer,
Stephan, X II Smith, "A Lank. Geo Admit X q
Loomis W Alsop, u Holmes II N Mckenzie q Marsh, J
r Crict-I3 In the steerase.
FURTHER ErFEcrs OF THE sroRM The Rock.
lane (Me) Garefts learns that At Mancus island the
tide during the late gale three higher than
ever known before. The heavy southeast sseli cams
tumbpg in breaking far inlaud with tremendous force
weeping away everything within rescn Sir build
ipgs, including store and q dwellinghouse that had
been standing forty years. are en'ioned amosg the
things that were carried away by this aood. A wharf
also demolished and several minor losses occurred
estimated In all IS COO There has been constant sac
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THE FATAL ACCIDENT THE PARK-Corouer 0'Donnell
held inquest yesterday, upon the body OF jeremiah
Gallsgan, who killed by fracture OF the skull and
other INJURIES accidentally received Monday evening"
by being caught 10 the falling ruins OF the City
Hall verdict OF accidental death was returned BY the
jury The deceased about - years Of age and
a native Of Ireland.
BURNED DKATH.-Coroner Gamble held an inquest
yesterday upon the body of T. d. Stratton child three
years age who TO bis death from severe burns
received by his clothes catching fire while he was play
ing around the stove at his mothers residence SO Ridge
street The jury rendered verdict accordance with
the above facts
FouSp DRowSED.-The body Of an unknown man was
found lying In the water at the foot of James street
terday The deceased appeared from his dress have
been . seafaring man. The Coroner notified.
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United States District Attorneys once.

THE SANDMAN FRIGATE DEsGnNEYs, WHICH Is Xxx.
PE0rED TO ARRIVE IN NEW YORK WITH ExrLEs.
JAN. 3o--Tbe Marquis Of Tahacarne the Minister OF
Sardinia to the United States called upon the U. 8.
District Attorney yesterday to inquire what further
steps be could take prevent the landing Of any per
sons from the Sandman vessel which expected to have
exiles on board until be had communication With the
officer commanding her.
The Dstrict Attorney referred the Marquis TO the To-
cal authorities
The Sandman legation, few weeks since commu.
nicated their desire not TO In collision With tee
United states government and that they would prevent
as far they could the nfrecton Of the national laws
By national vessels.
The District Attorney communicated this fact 20 John
r Devln, Esq, the Counsel FOR tie Commissioners Of
FmCation,
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~ See Marine corre,poadene. \

~ See Marine and general columns
STEAMER JACKSON, at Boston from Baltimore, came
throuth the Vineyard sound when on Head
cay Pm, had snoke staek and sals blown away,
tafned no other damage.
SNIP RICHMOND before reported which ashore the
Sc side u Long leland Boston Harbor got Oh night
OF goth. BY steamer Forbes and towed to NantAsket
Roads She sustained damage while sthore, and AFTER
taking In the balance OH M proceed
SBP FAvoRrK lost Bakers Island, went ashore at
o'clock In the during very thick weather the
Southern Breakers about miles from Bakers Island
Light on salem, and bilged Her masts we're cut
away and at last accounts she appeared TO be breaking
and her drifting about Toe discolored al
sround with mossse part Of Ths crew and two
passengers McSs Knowles of Boston and insrahsm OF
salem HsrbIchesd Capt Thomas and the frat orer
supposed TO have to nsrbehcAd The Favore
vessel Of 7U7 built ~ Bath In l and valued
$4,000 which she 10 insared in Boston Capt
Thomas resident Of Provincetown owned quar-
Of the ship Her conssted OF s4 bales cotton
do wool 3s5 hhds CB bbl molases ~ tisrees l59
bbs beef Sis bundles S loose hides 400 slaves
mdse.
BAnx DrcxErr-rhe repor. that this vessel was ssAors
At baker Island stated In the Boston papers
rect originated from the loss Of the ship Fsvvrte
BARK INvASowrA at San Franbsco 9Th inst from Bea.
Ishnd experenceda constant succession Of gales
sw aud during the passage On the 2vth December
willie lying in heavy gale from shipped heavy
bont cook galley besides tearing the bolts
deck and letting hole deck adrn which
ed Of rough spars, water casks, &C.
In snre csvIo. tof coinwail,s rs, Coma where from
" bsyaa aas shsd vrs splis'aW sV'srs hey pass ~
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DETENTION OF 4 TKtiy or Cans ny Az ACCIDENT - A
the Philadelphia train for New York, comnony called
the Owl Tusin, passing switch thu New Jer-
sey Railroad Just OF Bergen Hill nj o'co * ysster.
day morning the ocomo two or three cars were
thrown Oh the track by the swiis berg misplaced No
carnage done, aud person Injured Me-
Woodruff Superintendent OF the rosc on han
aud snpernendcd the transfer OF passenger. another
train Cor Jersey City where they arrived With bat little
delay. Atsk o'clocs tho track Was cleared, and the
trails ran leg uiaIy.
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was an absurdity to attempt to build line Of telegraph
to the Pacific in the present condition Of the country
While the bill proposes the line shall be constructed BY
private enterprise Is asked to give two mil
lions of acres 10 help the projectors.
Further debate then followed; but without concud.
ing the subject the committee rose, and the House
adjourned
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The steamboat Cyrus smith, with her tackle apparel
&c lying at the foot OF Hoboken street. Canal
street ferry New York sold BY order OF the Mar
thsl yetterdsy, for $ll25.
Ship Challenge at San Francisco I'd from NYork was OF
Cape Horn 20 days with strong westerly winds Crossed
Equator Dec H. lIG from thence had light
winds; made the Farraones nigh OF Dec 80 but
PEELED to haul of on account Of thick fogs.
Ship Antelope do do, of Cape Horn Is days with
heavy gales from the west Lost overheard from jbboom
seaman who drowned. Crossed the Equator II.
long 1866 thence had light winds ssms carried the
Sc trades TO IL N Was of the Farraone night
80 bu. hud to haul of, II blowing gale from SW
Bark Falkenber at do from Boston days to Cape
Horn and 20 days on the Horn In heavy weather. carried
eutwater and head with other damage Crossed the
Equator Dec ~ long 1l0 after that had light winds and
Gains; from lat 40 70 lat ~, had continued Gains.
Schr Far West ut do 3D. from Baltimore 95 days
Cape Horn, had fine weather; Is days going
Crossed the Equator Dec long 05 wes from there
winds and cams within $50 miles OF pert for the last
eight days.
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Appointments and Removals at Clinton
Prison.

Andrew HULL Of Saranac, appointed Agent and Warden,
il place of John L. Barnes, resigned.
Jabez Fitch, M. d. OF Nooers, Clinton county, Pnysi-
clan, in place OF A. +. Patterson, removed.
KEEPERS REMovED-F. l. Hutchinson, Almore Barlow,
James B Pa-dee, Cyrus oady, X. A. Farrell
KEEpERs APPoINTED.-M Begey, Albany; Wu. a. Kee-
ler, Horace Beach, James B. Reed, Caudus S. Merhu.
GUARDS Recommendation Fl. Garlicx, r. W. Gibson,
Oliver Thomas, Thomas Myers James Norton, jeremiah
g Manly, J. NJ. Hobbs, George More, E. P. Marble n.
Nolan, J. NJ Bailey, B. Stackpoo
GUARDS APPOINTED William Bates, George Cannon,
Sullivan Conner, Harvey Bailey, William n Paige Zna
Austin, Rawson B. Wetherel, Ansel Warren, John
Wallis Lafayette Torrey, Osborn Ayres, Samuel Buck.
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ALBANY, Jan. 80, 1855.
THE TEMPERANCE BILL
Was taken up. The third section defining in what
cases agents may SELL debated by Mr.. BALDWIN on
mct,op to strike 1t out He then withdrew the motion
to strike 1t out.
Mr.. AITKN moved an amend meut, requiring agents to
pay one hundred dollars in New York. and fifty dollars
N The country.
hundred dollars.
The subject was debated until the hour of adjourn
ment.
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AFFAIRS I'm ALBANY.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.



ALBANY. jan. 80, 1856.
REPORTED.
To regulate the number Of ballot boxes in New York.
tod stribute the National History.
REPORTS.
The Manhattan, East River, Irving and Greenwich
Savings Banks reports were received.
THE BANK DEPARTMENT
Mr.. BROOKS gave notice Of bill to remove the Bank
Department to the city Of New York.
PASSED.
To appoint commissioners TO locate second Lunatic
Asylum to incorporate trustees of the church extension
funds of the General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church.
THE TENURE OF CHURCH PROPERTY
bill relative to the control Of property for religious
purposes taken up in committee
Mr. PUTNAM addressed the Senate length in favor of
this bill.
Mr.. Crosby moved that the committee now arise and
report progress On the bill Agreed to.
Mr. WHITNEY moved to make the bill the special order
for Monday next at IL A. N. Agreed to-
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T-legraphic Marine Reports.
BOSTON. Jan 50-Arr ship John Bertram, Manila %
days; bark Ann Mary, New orleans.
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The Jersey CITY Telegraph says there doubt th 1t
Robert Schuyler 49, and has been he abscond
ed, in the town OF Bergen, Passac county y.
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House or Representatives

WASHINGTON, January 90, 1855.
The House PASSED the bill incorporating he St
Josepa's Male Orphan Asylum in the District Of Column