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The Naval Board.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
AsLer three months discussion the United States
Senate, without arriving at any practicable result tend
ing to eucdste the motives which governed the a,on Of
the fifteen naval officers, have iepg,h-hApply for
the country-begun to draw matters focus, Through
the agacity ef Senator Terson In osrtg the following
resoutop:-
Resolved That special committee of Senators be ap
ed, with power 10 call before them many board
Council Of 10y convenient aod place them under OATH
and evidence which governed decision
every that came before them.
This looks ke uDbsggiug the fox and hope the Senator
will not be driven from bis purpose by thu olu
ton Of the Naval Boaid-which wouo have been
made, had not TIE Judge offered his resolution-Ask
ing for power to call for persons and papers,
but not putting them their oath Senator Iveeson
proposes to 90, which is absolutely necessary for
tice If these resolutions asked fr BY the Naval Com
Dttee are passed, they will take the wind Of the
sas d Judge VERSIONS resolutions and be as unsAtie
factory 70 the tpp essed Mr. Maory's report
panying Senate hill No 49, Let the true friends ef the
service in The Senate insiet examination under
oath. If there be nothing wrong behind the the
Board have nothing to fear everyt ming be not right
pubic justice iegue less than that Of
The wrong should be b. ougnt ont. JUSTICE.
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III
osrsag.
6UrRUO CoU1T-auRAL TERM.
Hon. Judges ShoDg, Kmgs co., Roosevelt end Osrts,
Prsssding.
Mach l6-Oa Judgs Strosg taking his ssas, hs made
some observations with references TO tbs disputed judge
shp Ia the eject that Judge Davies had consented 10
all his (Judgs Strongly place, to hold the Brooklyn Cir
cult he Ju6ge Daviss would not tsks any furthsr part
iu the hearing Of thsnotion 10 confirm tbs oommsonss
report ~ to the land taken for the intended rsssr
vor This was the that Judge Davies mot thsn
present ON the Judge Strong had observed II STATED
been recognition * Judge Davies By the general tsrnSs
composed yesterday: It was not e1aesly 60 When 10
Jpds: socgl syaisd hi%,ss Of judge D.yiss sos.s.t
unconnsced With any action Of his associates Judges
Roosevelt and Cerks, and should not be taken an ~
asnor ] sntsr.in my own opinion on the
subject and think Judge Davies Judge de aco and
his acts. especially ont Of this district valid Before
PLANTATION Of the state Of the controversy and after that
explar alton consented to sit with him. and have sat
Ing in the Court Of Appeals was By. the pso-
pie the relation Of Mr. Davies to Dust Judge cowes
The Court decided that the appontmsnt Of Judge Cows
was invalid and that he not properly In the oos tbs
decon bound the parties to the prescribing except the
people, who not precluded from again instutng
any other individual The Court Of Appeals did not,
however, oonne themselves to deciding merely that
Judge Ccvies appointment void but they went fur
Davies properly elected This suioisnt
stituts Mr. Davies Judge, de fddo until court Of CON.
potent jurisdiction shall otherwise decide. understand
that my sssocAtea have concluded to the other
claimant Of the seat-Mr. Cowles-as the rghul incum
ben bent 1n. action nGwssS ~ tns Issoscs y no. ~
extend only this district 1t offers mpedimsnt to
Mr. Davies exercising the functions Of Judge 10 any
other county. Entertaining these views consented to
continue this district and arrange with him to take
my place Ut the Brooklyn Circuit but must repeat that
Roc sevet and Cerke took part and it must not
regarded as In any way proceeding from them.
The argument OF tie counsel or the ebJectors to the
Comissoners report the taking Of Land for the
reservoir then proceeded with and conclu led
The Corporation unset win be heard 10 support Of the
report this (Monday morning ut II O'Clock, to which
time tho Court az journed
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
sksu chip Hermann nsgiua Bremen. Feb g. via South.
sssd MsssS sssssassa se.sr .' vi Am
sSss i Iss e ar color. ".
S. eiohaDaed coiors With Am ship Amsrics. sAndiss
G;s;:a s. s9S s::
ss ~: S; 70 IAN % . nd. sss
and vas aled FEB Jsm g.. Davis seaman fell from Tie
Sslssd scum Ioo nss cie.s Ss Sssyy
&. b.nn. re H. ssn ssd oS Un s
Atuccession o. wesery wrds eud heavy gales Have suffer
kEI John .s.y of c.Hine sylyestel nsseos FEB u.s.
PISSED ss;t Ia. Loud standing !; l1 hs 4 > 8,
pessIeed heavy and cold weather been 10 ds,s nor
S s!ssa WIFE fssp: .'i IAN mt IS
so as.ss t ",'a1s re-
IS Az. W. pimsnsc &c, o issier Issisa1n A'' -
~ So q .,s a: n ST9
s.: !: \; S.:: s:sssss NC
s sssr tEs es,d sS1 XIII f gs.os s'''a
s sssr sH;.s' t aS,s,as a Boss
scsr Bar1,s. smith. Cro1el, Boston
er Is ~ noe ;s ssss N Rs sss'' Boston
ssS1 iEssap s1 s,0s fa,s., sss,ea
e.! & sDss; S.ssr: Nosy!eh
seCp S is% I SUi' Hull f SrosiSenos
soop bneee IslaDd. Euli frovidenoe.
ssSs.l ssSs, ssS:i Nv sss sss
FP:T es"s ARD His rs SoSd..s
Propeller QupIthsue, 10 ium, EofwrA.
Ship Festervsit Arrived Saturday nom Liverpool baA
10 kteefsAe rasAf th6 Alk0 maes tho following
port 20 lat Al H. Ion 10 ~ $50 bark HARDWARE bound
tsst Feb n lat rs oc 81 spsks shp Wyoming tfPhila
delpbis from Liverpool Tor aane aAy spoSe p
MenI hR DAVIS from HavYe for NGW York. In ht 90 Ion
4s ~ large iceberg The has experienced heavy
wesiery tales nom The Ms Jan 2 sh Mssch having os
three bAs fes. bitten end DE third nate sick sad % duly
Since Feb hs bad buw arSs spd quarter bo sad
boat wssbed on DE eeek house icsssher VIII several spaIa
The ship la 81 kn A. on 2ls Jan, arce heq hns
nsrenced very bad o,her Jan y IN sw gals lon
bead joseph Young senan aged - yesrs naivc Bss
or goa Il ni.entopi 20 ard ost VIM RcgsrA q ms
vste rsA ing the spsplsr H.Afy Travis sesAn. q We
Flu ton Of Pc sIe b. aesd 81 tssfs March vm HAks
ford SEAM n o. Chatham, Eng. d e. Nsd&
BELOW.
Dspish brig Cshasiua sehr Ro.erdar pfos bokS 80
s,esrs, big SIX
Wind at sunyise, W; noon, DO: sunset, 8w.
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Supreme C0uIt-General Term.
Before hon. Judges Roosevelt, Clerke and Peabody.


MARCH 15.-Fhron The Eagle Life and Health Insur-
aace Ccrpany.-By the Court Roosevelt, Justice. The
plsnti effected inulapce in the office OF She Eagle
Company, the life of one Cheesebro In his written
application he Represented himself having interest
in Cheeeebros lite "to the full amount of $780," the
insured Ard the question ia, the plaintiff in such
tvev to establish the Of his representation did
the burden OF proof in the rst ms to show its a.
legged falsity, rest on the defendsntsS
The defendants, BY taking the premium ON the full
amount Of $500, and delivering the policy to the plain
tiff admitted prisa ac their belief Of the truth Of he
representative and the sucency In tho frat instance
Of the evidence whatever might have been, which
their belief rested Hence the stipulation in the policy
5 in 70
nanted absolutely to pay "the faid Of $500 within
SIXTY dsys-not after proof Of death and interest bat
nin Cheebro. Having, them expressly agreed to pay,
on proof of DEATH and on that alone, what right
have the Defendants to interpol.te any other
They have . right no doubt-notwthstanding their
original implied admission-to thow, II they can any
n s1S se
representation concealment the contract snail b
discovery In their answer they age that they hove
they informed they say, and verify believe that the
statement in the application OF the plaintiff vas untrue
ing said insurance." But whe:s Is their informant
Why he not put the stand witnessf 1t Is q
familiar rule that fraud Ia not to be presumett must
the party who alleges Its existence. No such evidence
given the trial before Mr. Justice Monis-none,
at al events Of character TO wArs.nt the Court in
settrg aside the verdict of the jury The defendants
the trial appeared to have throughout that the
burthsn OF the proof the plaintiff In this We
that in case Of oss there shs be proof not only Of the
fire. but of tho amount Of damage Ii policies contain
such condition. This policy at all events did not.
great extent, insppiesbe judgment for the plaintiff
affirmed.
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!ssas nss. Dsnasy. fot al P.es scr George savasss
uUascelnanoouo 81 DasageoED.
neWs columns.
Bee arrivals q hh pert
QUICK PAssAGs-Ths bark IAmarune, Captain Thonpssas
wfkb sailed from this pert the latter part December arrived
q Moprova Africa IN - days and B hours On ts sevss-
tsea day she passed the Cape de vcr beating he
q he cesbrsaed Grapsshot day. Th he sosA
passage ever made 70 hat port On he xh sAespsks
and passed the shp Sunbeam. Of and hon Bossa r vsa-
raiso. 10 days out
harbos Of New York Boaon. Philadelphia Baannoro a
18th OhAies,0n Savannah. New Orleans
Nobf1e h inst.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-17

Mr.. W. Whitley the ARTIST sal ed TO day for Liver
pool BE puI poses WISHING the picture galleries of Eu-
rope, AID to deliver course OF lectures emgra-
ton Lave and other topics Of national character in
Great Bril- ain and ireland.
Hen. Edward Everett is In Washir gt,n city He viii
deliver bis GRAFTON upon Wahlngon b. the Young
April.
Ex-Governor aeeder, Of Kansas is in Philadelphia.
Hon. John Cochrane. Surveyor of the Port of New
York is In Washington.
Sir W. l. gan has arrived in Montreal from ENGLAND
BE has brought with him the Canadian PRICE gained at
Paris.
Senator Clayton. Of Delaware, after somewhat severe
and prolor ged IMPOSITION has been able to his
seat in the Senate.
The Worcester SPY states that Col Alexander Dewitt
represen taiive to Convres from the Ninth district Of
hAssschusett Was falling very rapidly Wednesday
neon, vi not the slishtest chance Of his recovery
Later accounts say that he better Friday, and
that he would most likely recover.
Bishop Potter is recovering his health in Florida
The Florence correspondent of the Newark Advertiser,
In etter CT the oath Of January says Among diatn
gushed guests ct the last court ball was the venerSb
Gen Charles fenton Mercer member Of Congress from
irgton's family and the first mover sgans. ths ssve
trade He seems now to be enjoying Q green old are,
into which he carries eli hs bachelor sdmiraion sCr
youth and beauty with gallant bearing quite of the
old school Though no has been presented at most of the
European courts he insists with patriotic PRIDE that no
Der Of Congress frm Kentucky has also hopored hs
ducs balls oy bis presence Capt Msgruder too OF the
oped states squadron now 1T Spezza, has Likewise A.
Tended them with his family, and several officers now on
.ave o. absence iem their ships Toe number Of young
Americans Of both sexes present at the last was sum-
Gent for the mant nance Of republican indepsndeuoe
even IN ne arbtoerstc dance Some of the American
htrdh too were preseutths authors Of Hfstory Of
nenw mari and Of Tho Upper rsn also the editor Of
the INV York HERALD, and others Of notorisy who arc
passing the gay OF this available court PROT
kenwict Of Coiumtia College, has just arrived with hs
family.
ARRIVALS.
From southampton and Bremen, in the steamship Hermann
\ S,oddrd. usN; VIII WAsd. master UsN;
yeneron FORD Bromhers exconsu Bssder, Mr. fos.
YER sdy child ana servant; kohmann. LADY cld; a
liauman and LADY q Appmann, Bbndesu and lady; Mr.
an Poaisr CcPsr and LADY, Mis- jane F.lli Fosg
49, esLd Oldham and lady; HenDls, Mr. LerA and
NJ ;mmcn NJ sengtser and soo nr Arcnson and lady
~, Sihon Miss 0rsss. Mr. Choron Jerry sister: u
he en- M.s sprepges Kopperl Pischsr Knls
wn s Is .r DTsscher VIM ksnn rhs Mrs Kuhis
lAne, speorinG, Won Kottnausr, AbrAmovvskv
.eso,sP p'sssr k9, New fGss.smAnn Levin Holm
stsrse NJ SurshsIs a 5usds Nolte and hdZ; Miss
a oce'ins' sdyf spd hrse enildrs', 1eaW
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Nfcaraguan NOtnbllltles.
From the Sunday lines, March 16.
ANArprp pTrrPpc

When William Walker, Ed, reporter for the New Or
leans Dd in 1sa7, used te enter the Office of Edmund
Randolph, Esq., ERIK the Circuit Court OF louisiana
and ak cs permission to copy The calendar the last
bit OF about the pending Gaines case neither of
boon Companions in Nicaragua. CaitornA was then
un6 iscovered federal diamond; ibu rism
yet corn; and Young Ameri'a although then fast"
institution WAS at least toeraoly modest.
But before ten have gone by the esquire of Sir
Walker becomes general and ths Randolph clerk has
found ferd at the head of an amateur government to
give him grant of right OF transit from adjunct OF
,he Atlantic 10 the bread Pacific. Nay, re, the .wo
have set all Wal street cy tne ears-tnst mighty Wall
street which jobs its stock time whilst IL
the porters and stevedores who ride saddles drive
gigs" amor the policy men Vanderbilt stands aghAst
1913
An old acquaintance Of MADh.aau !" turns up, too,
IL Centts Americs-Colonsl Schessnger. Col. s goes
a. ambassador 10 Costa Rica ard IL is ev emit intends to
gssh the bead u 'hat miserable republic. General W.
AID his Colonel have Of very poor idea of the
United states, since has marshal the other
sheriff at hi heels Colonel Kinney is NO great lover
OF unoe Sam either Mr.. McKeon can TESTIFY. The trio
vii tr, heir best no doubt to goad on England, IN
ehoee quarters TO take offensive stand towards
United sta'es vessels properly II any trouble geow
out Of the Clayton Buwer ueaty Il viii be forced By
the hsphszard practical ruction Of IL whish tbs
amateur rulers Of Central America are making
Wh.n The ~ ,ret history Of the Pierce admnisr lon
veiopemeots touchI these wassrss ~
rious - they will bs antazing to the dup.s both OF
Wall street and Dewniog street But, theo the rulers
AZ Washington are, TO certain emit amateurs them.
selves.
from the Sunday Atlas
GREATNESS SUDDENLY ACHIEVED.
Solomon B. Noble Of Twentieth ward Of this c,ty
and George 4. Alden, # the Seventh ward both well
known dem ccrstis Politicians Who lst for Nicaragua in
January have both achieved greatness aud glory 10 that
country. Sol Noble IL Mayor OF the popuIous city Of
GIspsda and George Alden besides being Chief Justice
OF he Supreme Court has been appointed BY General
Walker OF the Commsfion 10 arrange the difficult
ties between ths Transit Company and the government
George was one OF the clerks OF the Supreme Coar in
tits CITY and vent down to Nicaragua leave of alb
M irunr halt
fairs Of The new republic.
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The Sleamshlp Edinburg.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

In your publication o, today observed q commune
cation from OF the passengers BY the steamer Edn
burg, Ter voyage from this port the ID February
In explanation beg t. state that the cabins of the Edn
burg heated BY steam, the princi pie -
thote Of the other Atlantic camera but her leaving
that voyage the connection with tbs boilers became
disarraneed which required about day to repair dur
ing which time, the captain and officers allowed the
ladies and children The Of heir Tin which there
stove) and In every possible way contributed to
their comfort. j. MCSYMON, IL Broadway.
INV YORK March l6, 1855.
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THE PURCHASE OF MOUNT vERNoN-Edward
Iverstt Esq states that he viii positively deliver his
ofa,ion Washington before tbs Ladies' Mount vernon
Association, Of Richmond, on Wednesday next, March
10Th The proceeds Of the entertainment are TO b. con
tibuted To The ladies' fund for the purchase OF
yern,n Ths oraion viii be dsivered In the First Bsp
tst church Rev J. L. Burross The eloquenos Of such
speaker and In glorious cause Wild attract An inn
netse suoi.nos. Mr. everett while In Richmond win
b. The guest Of Governor Vice.
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TnE CHOLERA AT BETBUT.-0ur Syrian cores
DSent vIi'es That II has been ned by thu
an'brItes e Beirut that hundred OF the In.
l.ssn's lied - even eight weeks Of the cholera
b ooe ~ stt my are now perfectly healthy
1, = hFtyal
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PHILADELPHIA. March Is l6--Arr steamers City orNew
Vol Boston; SANFORD. Hand Kenfobdc
BisSe NYort stps Ets st Dunn and Bsltc Morso, "a
Won taxks Rooer Pspre Turner, CArdenaa
rons Nesti o; Anna wheeler Rio JAnero; w Pom tuoy
Onnsrt NYosk; Mer Sade Foster; Chester. Crosby ard
Il " Besrse, Boston, schr West Dennis Crowei Charles
Cdtsip Rate KuIer, Bush Liverpool; barks Skinner
Mckee Pertsu and marke< Gen WArrer, Clifford And
Ln 1ayo, Boston briss DsvN Brown, Hupp e. New or
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MBDALs.-Gold medals, to the value of 81 800
have ordered by the City Council Of Portsm outh
pa there for their euion to the sick during the cpl
cemic.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, March l6, 1855.

A1MANAc ron FEW YORK--rHD DAT.
0UN kfBks. % NOON 50
sUN sETs. 08 msn vA1m. .-m0rn 81
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stage, IL cur friend, Wallace Thaxer Jr associate
editor Of the Epenng Gaae We congratulate him Don
bis succese. The Pos sayswe have had the pleasure
larn has been accepted By Mr. barry and i now IN
course Of preparation the Boston theatre Its title H.
IT'S III Playing with Edged Tools" Tho scene Isl is laid
In New York; ut the present time, the pl,t turns
upon leading folly Of the day. There are but seven
charaeers but the story sinssresng and ali the parts
Rum may % 70
perhaps that its subject the folly and wiokedness Of
gambling In general and Of stock gam Sng in psrtscuAS
us It IL. National Whsle Vii The e
opened next Monday By commonwealth Of actors head
ID bg James Pilgrim. Noshisg ne. At the Museum and
gave concert at the Music Hal on the 18th bil hs,
been reported in the Massachusetts House Ct Representa-
lectmsn may specially csass ,heA1ica exhi billions, pub
lie shows and public Aasenen1 to be held the even.
next preceding the LORDS Gay, and repeats the penal
~ now mposed By law for attendance such exhibitions
Inducements.
Hartford, CosS.-IAnergsn. Sanford ind Fishes com
paDy have bean doing we'll At the City ttAstfe III. e.
wyatt has . company here.
RIcHHosD, yA-hr. and Miss Richlnss vsfs s,syiur
here last weet. The theatre Ia now closed Detnrkt
the vocalist gave enter tanment On Tuesday W,nSts
diorsmas are also exhibiting In Richmond.
PnnBrRa.-Ar. Eeafe has been PLAYING during th~
past week at the theatre Ssnor Btz has concluded his
second week.
CmcAeo Mr.. and Mrs. Florence are playing here.
pBnAnnTHn-The Sun says "A lady Of thi, CITY
highly educated and accomplished with the Additional
ads OF youth and beauty preparing for her rst ap-
Walnut during the ensuing week we learn that aha
has selected the admirable character of Eyadno far her
opepng nigh She has chosen An arduous vocation and
should she possess great talent will nave much 70
contend against and much TO dishesrfen her: but We
merely trust she realize her eaneune expec
tAtions The Tempest" Is IN preparation at the Arch
at the Peoples theatre CINCINNATI, 10 now
pe'frrirs IT Loubvi'le.
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ED0ARTCwN March 14-In pot brig George Wa lAnst
I owry Portsmouth, for Baltimore. now frozen IN.
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Of rsEpcksrs than the places b.eTs visited svidencsd
only mere extended receptacle ior extrt NEST misery,
e En and nc ia e nrs ns Tat
States Charge d'A6atrs at the Hague
The committee At ,his stage Of their visitation Is 90
p M from the protracted explorations through dubious
alley ways and halls, and weary trampnss up and down
stairs, began TO feel an Appetite Eortunas Hall In the
req. q Ksepclsr. row SsrmS isssr bic. SELDOM was
= hger bier The princsy hest Of Fortnnas Hail, would
,:ssp s he
FEAST ne Committee, with pewed anima ion, height
ened no doubt BY The .ol.ehg Ieaseton q hsyns So
into state treasury, jumped Into their
and rolled away to ccnclude the bors CT the day
Forsyth ard Stanton street,. This place il very old
nnspt and u known having originally been ussi a.
match .cxft. y e. snds =. lss on Forsyth street
high. A large hANw square in the csntre.
Opening into this sass are pi.asas on each story,
extending =: Ground orc Is st PRESENT occupied
very cry s.s .1 p sas ~: %
y f;' :ss,s
40 the ovrer. was nearly p M. when the cyus.
mtee ctmpeted tbei pecton Of Bsgdtd Witch en- ied
was deemed that the COMMITTEE had doau enough for
cay scne evinced anxiety TO look s~the three
story subtersDesn apartments alleged a. exs9in dit
krent sections Of the city. Mr. Downing stated chat NO
unc eferound st riet were at present occupied CO this
dsptb ID, Ugh such had been the PREVIOUSLY. He
prcnred however, TO show the committee life 10 the
great tropcs in phases Of tenant house ers.
reys nd anything they had yet The commit.
tee snnoeed that they would take another day for fur
Their vista lon uriDg the present week
The report Of this primal visit Of the committee has
necessarily been brie full descrp Of tho the tens
men,s visited, and the squalld misery enc,un.
tefec, with . record Of the oonversaton between the
members Of the committee and the miserable people mot
vi in their research would be interesting a. revealing
HIVES lived BY thousands upon thousands In New York Of
which have sdequate notion beyond the miserable
beings vhoe~ existence b matter Of interest 70 none
save thtmseves Our spsee dces not admit it