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from the stoppage of trade, the depreciation
OF he currency, and the fri2htfui dcain ot
fGen. From end To- end Asia is revolatioazed.
In China the rivers are tcwing with blood.
Revolution il desolating Central aud South
America in like manner. Wherever we look,
Dotbing nrcts the eye but tnrmoil, irouoe,
var, sorre~ and want Only Ia the United
States dc we iind plenty, peace, happiness aNd
prosperity
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The steamship Star Of the West, which arrived
yesterday afternoon, brings two weeks later in
telKgence from California. The ncwU is not i'm.
portant save in he details of the Indian difficulties
in the north pert Of She State and in Oregon and
Washington Territories; but in other respects it is
very interesting. The Star Of the West brought,no
specie, but we learn that tire mail steamer hason
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-17
Williamsburg News.

Police OFFICER SrIoT-DEcEST A DIsREPuTABLE
HousE About twelve O'Clock Wednesday night,
Captain Dbble, of the Sixth district police, eastern
disrict) with posse of police, made descent upon
house Of i'll fame in Union avenue between South Fifth
and South Sixth streets, kept by German and his wife,
The officers met with considerable difficulty in gain.
ing admission, but finally succeeded, and proceeded
TO arrest the females. Off ,er Thomas Robinson,
Of the Sixteenth ward, attempted to arrest the
proprietor, ,wten be drew revolver and fired.
The hall took effect in officer Robipson's head nictny
q chastity wound and Il feared he would not sur
vive the night. In the excitement of the moment the
perpetrator escaped, and at o'clock was still at
large. Word Immediately sent to all the ferries to
prevent his escape in that direction, and every effort
was 1eins made TO his arrest. The injured man
was conveyed to his residence and medical attendance
procured.
1he females in the house all arrested and locked
up in the Sixteenth ward sta ton house.
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House of Representatives.

WASHINGTON, FEB. 16, 1855.
THs COLLINS STEAMSHIPS
The House went into committee on the Mail Steamer
Appropriation bin. Mr.. Olds amendment offered YES
800. 49,. al -. :. ,..t.
"', oe-'s 'ne p'"e'us qo''son'
hr KERR, twhig) Of y. O., advocated the amendment
He said the effect of withdrawing the additional allo W.
enoe woud he ia c-nnle Tho onerations ~ tb co,gn
:. y :. Pr ~ ope'".n' y 'ne eoinS
me ana give Tue ounsra ne me victory and create
most unnatursI connie. among our own ctizens van
Getpul Eins9n ana otaers would oe contending while
yonn Dst WouIu sIaua ~, Illustrating the iaoe OF the
Ion ana t1e un,cors 9ghtng LOT ths crown while he
tnouent she tunara nae would realize all the advan-
tages OF the unnasuraL contest The Collins line has
acIieved great Triumph ever British SKILL and should
Enumeration was no matter o. dollars and cents with
NM but pnghted attn ana national pride and honor
ne was Inc deciesd unNavtring advocate OF American
enterprise anu lnoGstfy, dgantt All competition and
especially asslust the competition OF or ancient
my whose policy has oeen ever TO Cypress, and whose
SSH mas arrays ena1ra tnem 70 prosecute that policy
Win more success than any other nation.
, Mr. BhtcKRNRiDGs (dem OF NY. proceeded to show
that ~ oreach o. pightea iaith was henfed by "a,
Comm tee on ways and MEANS IN reporting IN the bill
the prosso to give notice % the Collins Inc FOR tevmna
.on ., estra Inc coma me- as con .rastei
WIN OF Cunaru receives more than double bounty
In reply TO gentlemen who had said that the Collins
steamers could be converted INTO war vessels he pro.
nounceu tuis an unmiteated humbug. de examined
al Tie operations OF the Collins line TO show that IL had
reahaea clear proht o. 81 oCo ooo We ought to com
Ply wiz our engagements ana tIen stop the system,
awaiting ourselves OF ex sting stpuli.oos 20 Withdraw
tne bounty commerce should be Tree and uniettered
pY goveanaept eppsnces The osean mails ought to be
Carried py prvase enrirse atteradVerNsing, AS other
m Az are are carried -, = n ,-.., -,
M. ' lW9.sl ., ~ Wy. EruPtsa ne sad
~, roes @ rom s she oa9G zee sheet Oh
tn. oopas - 9 moving Gear loss OF s8Si 200
mr. ~ rfsumsu anu csuted letter from
MT Nsn q pl, 70 the Ios1naster oentfs 20 oe rea
pos " cary te , n e pstWe we reW ORR ana Lay
erPoo s.n -.nobIhly, ior Sioooo 3 ZIP 10 commence
within hity das o. signing the contact Mr. Collins
49, t t y s aa 90 'he Doun'y DC WIZ
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The storm In Connecticut.

From the New Haven Journal Feb 16.
The heavy fall OF rain which experienced ia this
region Wednesday ana Thursday, caused an unusual
fresbe II the rivers and small streams, and doubt.
lees The cause Of considerable damage The water
to higher point in the bed of the old canal than
known before, overao wing the gardens aud filing
the collars along Onion and Fleet streets BILE
Inconvenience was experienced NJ the depot by the rise
OF water well around the railroad shops but we
hear Of no serious damage done to property about the
city.
ven wsA washed 70 render portion OF the track
insecure, and considerable delay was xperenced by
the early trains out OF the city Toe necessary repairs
good order In time TO admit the rst trains from Ne
York 20 pass over IL with bu, little delay
Toe frat train from Springfield yesterday morning ar
rived down tins, and reported the road good order
the whole distance with the exception Of about rod
between North Haven and Wallingfori whore the up
track badly washed TO compel the trains
bound north to use the down track. The damage has
been repaired
On The New London rosd no damage was done. AID
but Little delay experienced The same may be said Of
The early train the Eausatuck came through to the
Juction from Waterbury all right but above that POI
have not yet been informed TO the state Of affairs
AZ Derby yesterday noon there we're i've feet OF water
upon The "causeway" head NC 70 Birmingham and the
river rapidly rising The ice had 10 large
quantities from above and be damned up at 20.
mile island, short distance below Derby and 1t was
feared that results would folio funless an
ing could be made for its passage
Al tie mouth Of the Housatonc river the ice had not
broken up Yesterday and the river was unu
sualiy kigb, threatening q fearful overflow.
The steamer Granite state left New York yesterday
moruioe and worked her through the Sound this
city Tie Traveller aud jersey Blue we're at the dock
last expecting to leave for New York The har
Dor here is full OF broken and solid ice AMI II Is with
considerable difficulty that the boats work their way out
and IL.
The snail stream which through westville was
swollen yesterday 20 unprecedented degree. overflow
ing the meadows aud cellars s Dor iers and learn
that al small streams in this vicinity overlooked to
a. extent beyond the memory Of the Oldest nhabtan
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Political Intelligence.
OF MIssoURI-voTE FOR UNITED STAT

resolution was adopted on the 81 Of February, to
postpone further ballotng until the 18th, which was
To fix the election for the % OF March,
Col Doniphan, the whig candidate the Sd instant
after the orteth ballot stated that his opinions upon
slavery and on the Nebraska bill identical with
Atchisons In the Of his remarks he referred TO
2esltr and Goode, with whom he said he agreed upon
the slavery question. He said he would express himself
mere fully when the straight jacket which his present
position imposed upon him was taken of. DonIphan's
purpose in speaking 10 vindicate himself from
tsuLt that he had sat silent whilst Atchsoh ira
duted. ronphan also said that he woull defend Atchi
sop with his voice or right hand, II esmry.
THE NEBRASKA RESOLUTIONS IN TIE NEBRASKA LIE
GIsLATURE.
10 the Nebraska House of Representatives the 9th
ut the popular sovereignty joint resolutions, which
were given IN the HERALD some days since, came up for
final action.
Mr. LATHAM spoks IN an able and eloquent manner In
support OF the resolutions, State rights aud popular
neutrality-suspicious. himself stanneh and true ad
yotate OF the doctrines entertained in the resolutions
Mr. johnson spoke IN abs aud elective amer, ia
support ot the resolutions. He believed them 20 be the
sentmtn t OF large majority Of the people Of the Ter
iory, and was doctrine treasured dear life tsel
by them,
Mr. Thompson opposed them and pronounced a poll.
tca iIntrai sermon upon any who advocated the doe
Mr.. Robertson the originator OF the resolutions sus-
tsred them, and political oblivion be the effect of en-.
tertainus such sntmcns they his and they were
the sediments OF Burt county, aud they were the
The question Of adoption called for aud they were
adopted by q ayes and nays Messrs KEN pton Pur.
pie, Thompson and - voting against their sdop-
zion
SMALL BUSINESS IN THE MICHIGAN LEGrsLAruRr.
On the 18th inst, the senate OF Michigan passed bill
refusing the OF the ais Of the State the detention
OF fugitive slaves, by vote OF nineteen 70 seven.
FRFR SOIL CONVENTION IN MAINE.
The "fnsionists" OF Msne have called republican
convection meet at Augusta the 21s inst Ia order
w nvn.is-ass ssasss.S ~ vsisisss
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gale from northvard struck BY lightning which split
The n.1Iss iDjurins the man st the wheel and some
g.y; os.p:s: q dsy: sss
spoke bark Marinate Of from MasanIss for
%
boarded sss "a Inst when the Grew abandoned in
May caPs1 Morton, srsm % days. with Coffee
chr LaIus.h Aatsnsss with sugar and A0a'sos
Sri Sax..d Edith Y. Lussst, Ass,iapa'. q days
coast Of M.sssrss and has suffered very much
ss.ts,y sts,ssn Gas,son days. with cotton
schr NeksrsOn Lynch Charleston, days, with cotton
sugar ssai Ss;sa
spoke brig Haywood, Of Bangor from the West indies
sohr Adele nslloek wilmington Nc days. naval stores
Mary cnsGp Call Port Lavaeoa IS days. cotton to
ss5r Emily. Msaiin, wi,niasto1; ia; days.
ssI fshd
'y
ssSr GalisEs: smith Sish%ens, Az.
s s.: sia:. ssSl asi;ss Norfolk,
s ssRr Psns p s1sss s,H Hs.id R.si%ors 80
Left Providence 4h inst and has been for the last
Propeller r Palmetto, ward st Thomas 10 days. with
rum, DC, to Whitmore -
Steamer Piedmont, Post Baltimore with mdse, to John
Riley. -
steamer westernpor HALL Baltimore with mdss, to John
Riley.
The report that bark opscos was ss,or lth was an
- Ships Starr King, from Calloa
Ship M Howes, from Cnao.
Ship Forrest City, from Caao
Bark Hannah Thornton Congden, from New Orleans.
klso ship with Tapscotts signal.
Ships Harrisburg and Hudson, from New Orleans; Lex
pgton steamship from Hong Kong barks stonngton from
Lephorn; Orion from brigs Thos Trowbrdge, and Ere
dona.-(By pilot boat Hall.)
SAILED.
Ships John w White yalpara iso Samuel Russell San
Francisco; Tartar, Melbourne; VIM Laytin, Antwerp;
Jun per- Perpambuco Dirigo for Glasgow; Manhattan,
for Lyerpoo barks Express Havana; Jasper Charleston
Leo, Havar .; Goodspeed Savannah, and Moro Castle;
Wind at sunset WNWI
BRIG AHoRE-We hear Of brig ashore to the eastward
Of the Hook supposed to BIO the Angostura from
BRITISH BARK ashore tho Romer Shoal yester-
day afternoon. steamer was trying to pull her off
The pilot boat Christian Berg is ashore the point OF
Sandy Hook having been carried thore by the ice,
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50 inst. via Halifax "A tn NJ arr up st 10Y ship
SR 45iH' sc
De po g. SS .ssrs ns
ss 'ss ss c sa S W. cs
e. cSls sai sS @
Iros 1seTi % Gsp Hay
HsE latter part rain ali and
King Lear. si.vmut Sarfs Reasa, dwight, %o:ssrs
Sci BhfsTowcd Feb Is bark OCEANS Favor.s tasw. Of
Bristol about goo tons., JSh - nays aaS..
Boston; ssSrs Golden West Perkins do s:, Hastn;
S bark Hsi.so H.r$Iss SssssP s,ss "a
6aT ssp HUDSON kYori Ga
10Th ship Alliance. Herbert; NYOrk sehIs Hsywsrd NJ.
.sps Caroline Ssmh aa
i s.s S Eg
fxHI Feb Is seh Minerva Mcoivsrn Bal
ton Britisb Empire Bnrchsrd Antigua 9Th Isaac
sn ws PSls Eli ssn
Fl = as:psyf
as b.s Ha MA
sas amor EaSs' Sso Gd ssh Tpsrp sss s.
Mary Lane Gardener, PrOvdepeo; 9th bark John Don
New osIExSs-Ar Feb ships cernsla, Smith ges
We;h Nyori steamship SsSswS s$aisds NxSTa
Havana; Strickland Liverpool,
man. Watts, Havre Calender Dickman, Glasgow; Ara
mede Snow, Hsrnden NYorki Howadj, Balch Boston
Br sebr Adventure Barnes Belize, Honduras. Below schr
NEW BEDFORD-sld from the Powder Hole Feb Il, schr
Leading Breeze Smith, Boston for Taner had been frozen
In ~ days.
NEWPoRT-In port Feb is briggs New Globe, from vire
mia Bath Shackford from Alexandria Boston, schrs
Frances Hatch from Tobasco for do Arr 10th brig LYDIA
Slower Norfolk for Portland; sohrs Hannah Abigail Ro
bnsop Camden for Norfolk Ellen Robinson, Boston for
BALTIMORE Leading Breeze, Pervere and Fireman. Baker
Boston for Tangier.
NORFOLK-Arr Feb IS schrs LIE Roy, Post, and E Hn-
lard Partridge NYork Cid barks Helcon, Cooling De-
mara William. Gray, Porto Rico; schrslWar Steed Petty
NYork; Walter Lcmuel johnson, Boston. In Hampton
Reads ship Viking Wirsor, 102 days from Caao.
OREGON-Sld Jan brig Agate Collins Honolulu.
At Humboldt Bay 14th ship Louis, Ross for Sydney
barks 0rk, Oaks for do dg Columbia Hunter, do
do.
PENsAGoLAaGld Feb 8 sehr Mason, Staples TsnJgico
Cabelo Jan II; schr Vim Foster Concklin New York.
PORTLAND-Arr Feb IA bark st Japo Fozg NYork; schr
Linda Stewart Baltimore Cid ship Sebastopo new, Of
Bath 4o8 tons, Rsynes, Havana; brig Baldwin Montgo
merry Matanzas: scrs Northern Light Doyle and Julicn
Snow, NYork. Sid schr Junlata, Willard Philadelphia
PoRTsMoUTH-Gld Feb 10 ship Colorado (new, Of Ports
mouth, 143 tons), Haley NOrleans.
sAyANNAH-Arr Feb II ships Halcyono. Pratt, Boston;
Cornthian, Dyer, NYork.
sALEM-cld Feb IA bark Goldanch Lovett, wost coast
of Africn.
ST NARKs-Arr Feb 2 schr VIM Pettis, Fawcett. Nor
leans; 7th brig Coe, Hubbard Nyork. Cid Sst nit
schr Monrose Winsow, do Feb I'd. brig Suwannee JOSE
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Assembly.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1855.
MIRO prp0RTRD

BILLS REPORTED.
Mr.. GLEASON reported bill to provide for conpling
laws Of the state for the and collection
taxes.
Mr.. BAKER reported, for the consideration of the
House. the bill to reduce the moneyed transactions OF the
State to federal currency Also, bill to suppress,
gambling.
Mr. LEIGH reported bill relating to the detention Of
witnesses in criminal The BILL after debate
laid aside.
ELLIS PASSED.
10 r,eve me supply and secure the use of Croton
To punish the fraudulent and transfer of stocks
OF corporations.
To the act for the collection and assessment of
taxes.
Authorizing the Common Council of the city OF Brook
Ign TO borrow money for school purposes
In relation 10 the appointment of the Police Court
Clerks, and the clerks of the District Courts in city
OF New York. Lost-ayet, O.; nays, 81.
Nr. CASE moved reconsideration.
Mr. WIsNER moved that motion be laid on the table.
Carried.
Appropriating ,neys for the completion of uiings
for New York Asylum for IDIOTS, aud for additional
number of trustees.
To incorporate the New Grenada Canal and Steam
Navigation Company of New York.
In relation to the First Division and Fifth Brigade,
Of the New York State Militia
Before tie reading of this bill finished, Mr. COLE
MAN moved TO suspend the further reading and that the
bin be laid the table BE had received a despatch
be better Informed on the subject. Lost.
The reading OF the bill was resumed, when
Mr.. BIATCHFoRD nterposed and renewed Mr. Colema Is
motion, saying there were reasons why its reading
should be postponed until lnication receiv
ed, which promised. Carried.
Mr. WIsSER presented the b'l extend the tins for
the collection Of OF 1864 the several cities and
towns of this State with certain sptons-exe tends
the time to the lst day Of April
BY consent, this bill was read and passed.
Tie CHAR announced the following Select Committee
petition OF Til urow Weed John L. Shoplcrat an
others procure the sword OF the late General Worth
Nessrs. Coleman Batchford, Cocks Wager and Water.
barry
Recess to four O'Clock I. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
This afternoon the Temperance bill was discussed but
no vote taken on the motion TO recommit
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News from Venezuela.
OUR PORTO CABELLo CORRESPONDENCE.

S<0nEI0l
The people Of this country anxiously awaiting the
goth instant and the Inauguration Of General Jose Tadeo
Monagas.
For the past ten days the rain has been excessive
which has the ngress of coffee by rendering
the roads almost impossible.
Coffee, OF common green is 1oc 10kc per lb; hides,
&c.,, and indigo So reals per Id.
The schooner Isaac w. Hughes, OF Wilmington, N. c.,
ia the only American vessel In port She will leave
for Curacao In search Of salt She arrived few days
ago from st. Thomas.
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Jersey civ Intelligence.

DIN ~ THR Cars -Cn Thursday morning Mrs, Catha.
rne Murphy residing in Broome street New YORK died
OF consumption near New Brunswick white In the Pha
dephia train which arrived AZ jersey City at O'Clock
A. she was returning home in company with her
son, having been South for three months past for the
bsnsbt OF heE heath but failing rapidly for two three
weeks past che vas coming home 70 die Her son spoke
20 her vhen the train New Bru nswi.x an she
not answering, he discovered that she was dead
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AFFAIRS AT THE NATIONAL CAPITAL,
Triumph Of the Collins steamers.
WHURTYJrauRD CONGRESS.
SECOND SESSION.

Senate.
wAsmsGros, Feb 10, 1855.
THE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR REFORM BILL.
Mr. MASON, (dem.) of Va, from the Committee Fo-
reisn Relations reported back the House bill remodel.
Ling the Diplomatic and Consular system of the United
States
rR PRIVATE oAIESDKR-mR PRIvATEER GKs. ARMSTRONG.
Mr. WADE, (free soil of Ohio, moved to take up from
the present point the calendar such private bills only
as were likely to encounter no objection. Rejected.
Mr. SEWARD, Gree soi) of N. Y, moved to commence
above with the beginning of the calendar Rejected
Agreeably TO the motion Mr. JONES dem of Iowa
submitted few days since the Senate then proceeded
10 the reconsideration Of the VOTE whersby the bill for
the relief OF the claimants of the private armed brig
General Armstrong laid on the table. He stated
that by agreement between the friends and Opponents OF
the BILL fifty thousand dollars to be appropriated to
the captain officers ard OF the Armstrong instead
Of the present appropriation, which is for the benefit
also OF the owners Of that vessel.
The motion 70 reconsider then agreed to-yeas,
81 nays 90 and the bill afterwards laid on the table
by vote OF yeas, "a; nays, 20.
The Senate then proceeded to take up the private
lendar and consider the bills seaum according to the
rulea
for expenses incurred IN Transporting diplomatic agent
was discussed and laid 90 the taoe by vote OF ~ to
TIE bill for the settlement of tho claim Of Richard W.
Meade deceased, briefly discussed and then post
poned for one week
hundred doars and joan gues his legal representa-
tatveS thirteen hun rel dollars, the value respectively,
OF stolen from tue InichhsaW
Indians by persons from the State of Texas
by 81 yeas TO 10 nays
bill, was then passed unanimously appropriatug
hun red thousand dollars to White Marsh
Seabronls 10 eph Whaly and Others for themselves
and for the heirs Of tue officers and members OF the
Edsto Company Of South Carolina, FOR services during
the lsst war with Great Britain This company,
ssting OF stxyour men, was composed OF gentlemen OF
wealth and respectafiliy who as Senator Batter said
dsdained TO ask remuneration of Congress fol- their
services during the and for building fort the Is
land OF Ediso but or the heirs in reduced
crcumstanceB snd the whole Joined in making request
for the government t. the stated, being the
tuai expense Ct building the fort constructed by the
order Of Colonel Boodgood Adjourned
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AID TO THE PACIFIC RkmRoAD.-The biz 70
loan the Pacific Railroad two hundred thou dollars
for four and month"; passed the legislature OF Mis-.
esud Tho rate OF interest II 20 BE- six per ccn.half
che amount her dro A. The md Of four sni ha u the
eos 9. 40 s4,aILs,
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AFFAIRS At THE STATE CAPITAL.
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.

Senate.
ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1856.
Mr. sKwARD's LITTER ACCEPTANCE
The following communication was received from VIM.
B. Seward acknowledging the acceptance Of the Office OF
Senator
WASHINGTON Feb. IL, 1855.
To THE LEGISLATURE THE STATE or NEW YORK;
have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF the
credentials showing that have been chosen by your
the Congress of the United States for term Of six
to commence on the 4th of March next hope that in
sa.sa w leave % say that While the experience
have had here has not at all diminished my estimate OF
its magnitude and dignity removed the
with which assuGtd II, yet the generous confidence
manifested by my fellow citizens in commanding to
continue in their service inspires me with new zeal to
native State in the national councils, and to commend
her enlightened policy and her principles Of constitu-
tionsl freedom to the favor of the American Union.
Have the honor to be- with the highest respect,
Your servant and fellow citizen,
WIN Il. SEWARD.
BILLS NOTICED.
For Commissioner of Records in New York city.
To rect the county of Highland.
To prevent prize fights
ORDERS.
The bill authorizing town subscriptions to the Utica
and Binghamton Railway came up for third reading,
The bill 10 abolsh the fees of the County Judges and
Surrogates taken up in committee and progress
ported.
The bill to prevent encroa chments the barbor OF
New York, was ordered to third reading. The second
kecuou, competing report 10 De maze 10 tne pres
Legislature respecting certain distractions the Brook
Ign share being stricken out
The bill for the relief OF Thomas W. Sweeney, New
York volunteer, then taken up, and after debate
ordered 10 a third reading, and then it passed.
LEMON SLAVE CASE RESOLUTION.
Mr. DICKINSON took the floor. He said that question
Of veracty had sprung of the debate between him
self and the Senator from the Sixth Mr. Brooks) with
regard to tile Albany meeting in 1StS That Senator had
read letter from Hon. Willard Fillmore denying all
knowledge OF the resolutions to be proposed at tina.
meeting until the evening on which it was held He (Mr.
D. would read letter from Mr. Weed to prove tina,
the assertions he had made, in q previous debate,
with regard to that meeting, justified by facts and
also that the senator from the sixth might have OPP
rortupy OF ENGRAVING both letters his speech he
(r d. intended to do Mr. then read letter from,
Mr.. Weed, which went to show that although Mr.. Fill
disposed to favor the Albany meeting he
particularly DESTROYS of having that fact eaed and
that, owing to this circumstance. MIR. w. mlgnani
mously assumed the entire responsibility.
Mr. BROOKS willing that this que tion Of veracty
should be submitted the world overtime country over
this State aye to every man, woman and child ca.
pable Of forming deliberate Judgment-
Mr. DIcEINsoN-So am /.
Mr.. BRooKs-Yery we'll. The Senator from the TWEEN
sixth (Mr. Dickinson) when this question frat
broached urged that the Albany meeting got up by
silver grsys, aud when pushed hard gave the name
OF Mr.. Collier.
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DIenOranda.

Ship Martha the way from Bombay for Calcutta was
to load for Boston at Sl511 per ton.
Ship John Bryant reported missing arrived at Naples
previous to Jan 20.
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Herald Marine Correspondence
PHILADELPHIA, Feb l6. PM-Arr steamer City Of New
York Matthew'S Boston; bark Jamcs Hand Carroll Tor
leans; brig David Brown, Marshman do. Cid bark Azof
Simmons, Cork and mkt; briggs Emma, Baker Boston;
Breeze, oueebridge, Cienfueyos; Globe Saunders Car
denag; schr Star, Niekerson. Providence