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be prccsssipss OF meeting OF the citssns OF seattle
called mnecatsy after tbs publication Of The rspert u
The Naval Bosrd ssmnittss consisting Il the Hon.
A. A. Dspny, Cast c. G. Hssiu, and othsrs, rspertsd
series Of resolutions In which ths following,
copy Of which ordered TO b sent to The President Of
the Unitea STATES:
Resolved That Capt IsaAs s. stsrrstt lot the soopof
war Decatur Ia deserving At the hghss praise en- tbs
citizens Of seattle and Vicinity, for his timely "a in our
present IsdAn troubles and for his continued vigilance
In guarding the Inhabitants Puget Sound against the
attacks Of the savAges-
Rsso That In judgment he has done thing
that skifui and efficient Officer couyd do TO protect
the citizens Of this territory, and that he has not oy
exhibited the smost humane feeling for N In our dis
trees but that he has also shown comendable pride
in serving his country faithfully.
Resolved That earnestly solicit reconsideration Of
that decision In order that nation may not be de-
prived Of 80 able . commander.
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FIRE OLIVER srRE1.-Between and 0 O'Clock, on
Saturday night ERE was discovered In a party wall in
the tenant house No. 81 Oliver street. Il was extin
guhed before any damage DONE by the Fourth ward
police.
FIRE IN observation-disclosures half past O'Clock on Satur.
day evening while gas filter repairing the pipes in
way and Houston street the escape gas fire. ex
pocipg with much force and seriously Djurug tae gas
litter and 81 he waters belonging 10 the saloon
FIRE IN FoRTY.sEcosD sTREyT.--About one O'Clock on
Saturday fire discovered bet the flooring Of
the basement and frsi floor In the new Presbyterian
church In Forty second street, bet~ees seven IA and
Eighth avenues It originated from the furnaces heaern
II was ex,ipguisbed BY the police and some citizens
Loss about $1C0, Insured.
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gessrs Holmes Brother OF Ma,tspoiset, building
ford to be launched sbou Juse Is, ,se INTENDED s hs
LAUscHEDA fine skip called the East Indian, Of 900
Ss k.
buryport 10th inst she deHgned for East India bod
Viii S os s $ " n
Moaey and Charles s W q NewDuspo wiz be launched
At FortsmouiS ship witch Of the Wave Of HOO ons vas
ssS ss Ss :;
same ya1a, s ID to house Amsterdam -'''''
Notices To Mariners
The Savannah kspuScs o he s ed sF
Light ship intended for Martins Industry arrived In
Secretary jenkins Of The Lighthouse Board has received M
ssn srsncsco Csorpa that the light At hEioase
the entrance Of San trsncsco bs e.hoisd ara
night rom sunrise an further notioe FSss
nsn revoyhrg White light showing aproon aash
The snheus lower stand. he highest South
r. sb s1Ss
the atmosphere height fifteen Get above The ws.er
favorable ne m a
not wholly eiappear between the intervals Of the sreasa
1he altitude and longitude of the light, given by the coa
suryey are 81 follcws-
Latitude % S csg u. u min M a. sec
rSe Ses ~ m'n and ~ ace ses
approximately from the chart of The survey To-
P Pe. s Esys: e deg deg e min W 20 miles,
Point San Pedro, 81 deg T. az miles
FOrefgn Ports.
BELIZE Hon Dec 22-In port Br brig Nina for NYo%
Carr vxRD ISLANDS Dec 2sArr bark Ida, Kelley sac
kAsIEscH Dec 2-Ar ship Andausia Futon Constantine
RIO JAsERo, Nov so-sd bark Rodrnan Brown Csldeoa,
H"wss San rrsncsco haylrs yspai ed bark
ass ySns s%
a. am b esa 5i Esssa Rs sois'n.
Cid ship Gibraltar. Klllman. East Indies; bark Fame.
Mt q vessel; Ssa port Dec z published YESTERDAY
&c s e az ss a. s %
BALTIMORM. Jan 26-Cld steamer Mount Savage Wasou
ioSns NJ %ia Psso 's~ s H
stssm.r Relief cutting her wa GU. OF the harbo-
WSns va = a. ne 6 .of q sse
SSs msa? bark s ID Esda thick
pah brig Georgia Fs5nf en- do sc,s James Ne.
NYork Returned, brig @ Kennedy, Randall from Boston
CHAkLEsroN, Jan a5-Arr (by TED, scbr A E,us NJ.
chsls SY y% al aN weh -. . -, : ''''
cosaeS pos s s.map pS,
g,saOs Santiago ship o.tord, sndever raosn bark Lilo:
and osge 'ss a sohs y w sm:a
ss S Sse: s snsess
jackson, GLASGOW. lowed ah inst, shp Cbas ward
NEW BEDFORD Jan 2-Below y topsati schr with lnu.
BE-, supposed tho Buena Vista Frsbee from vrgnis
NEW LONDON, Jan "a Arr new clipper ship mot yet
nsme9a IN tow OF propeller Harris from Nj site.
s ho S' :sSr sPa love- m.y s1
man Norfon Cld brig ON Stewart Dunning, Matanzss
Sid wind NV barbs sarah Hale r O Alexander; briss
Com Stewart Abby knen Gov Brock Onward CASTELAR, schr
rRoVlDENCE Jan Is Arr propeller westchester Clark.
NYork Gle bark Goodspeed, Fave, Noble
SAVANNAH, Jan 22--Arr steamship augusta, Lyon, New
YORK; bark Charles William, Hae Cha lesion Gid bavks
Acadisn ErvL ptn, q standard Richie Liverpool
WIIMINGrON. NC, Jan - achr Il Chadbourn.
Simpson, Boston CID 2b brig Z Brown, Freeman, Oar
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GILES vs. FLAGa.-The time allowed Mr. Comp.
troiier Fagg to the complaint of John s. Giles
ON behalf the people in the quo wdvano suit relative
10 the right OF the former to the Office OF Comptro er
viii expire tomorrow. Mr. Charles O'Conor has been
retained for the defence of Mr.. F1agg The Attorney
General and Louis ~ Glover will counsel for the
penue Those familiar with the case entertain no
doubt Of the ability Of Mr.. Giles To establish his claim TO
he Office Both SIDES canvassing the electors OF
the ri district Of the Nineteenth ward to ascertain for
whom they voted for Comptroller and 1t is PROBABLE that
every citizen OF that district whose Ia upon the poll
lt win be called upon he stand witness to testify
Vi MIR Fspg's case depends upon finding 316 who win
swear that they voted for him, Rpprehenaive he
win fail Giles counsel advise him that he cannot fall 10
establish bis claim to the Office. Sunday Aaa jan r.
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Herald Marine Corresyoaae
PHILADELphIs. Jan 27-Arr bark Paez, Wilson. al Ne
Bea~ Brenkvaer. from forto Csbeilo.
miscellaneous and Oas~sleas~
The undersigned pilots attached to the pint noa. James
Waterbury desire to their thanks through The cprs
s s be-
s as. % ice III Aa q
Ssxs.D ,.r ;s' sas''A
from Malaga 6hsrissap which put into
sssn on es s
burned large piece unoer was banging
pans. color On s -
painted color Her we're but oSsa se no
chinsry-1we think the shove is douotiuIS ''
@ ass mos
perons passage she sailed TIE Is. OF Eovembse and
When - suaser post Yes sprung -
wo m s nd m d.y sS1
sea which The door oths forward hou and I'D sshsr
sss ss %
e Se s xas T &
made complete breach over her filing The dscs aud wassss
leak ard partially filing the with water IL
She s 9 9n o sS s
unknown bark on the sh Of December and received
siderable addition o. damage.
Belize Hon, asus tie 18Th ul No farther particulars.
BARk EeR,cE cs.yer arrived at Nav Or TO Boao.
hurricane during which ts was hove on beam ends
the topmasts had to be cut order " right The vessel
KErcH BROTHERS arrived at New oriess from CAssstsa
on the h inst She severe weather the pas
sage, and lost fcretopgaliant mast
BRIG KENNEDY Randall from Boston for Guayams.
while In Boston hgrbor of 2h got vita
schr Splendid and sprung Het pmasl sequ eaee 81
which sbe returned 10 Il
scHR SPLENDID. HASKELL hence at Boston, was In conaac
with brig Kennedy and had s'srbosra bow stove Zee
above.
scBR AEc1Urus o ssco Eiu with cargo Of cement from
New 19Ts Tor Boston via Hone Hole where she asgs1
Bay, oil WeliheeU. Cres saved. No other particulars
ScHR reported from Orleans for Yza5el was
lost on Mauser Key Reef ABOUT the middle Of December
The following table gives
hsrbors OF New York Boston Philadelphia Baltimore
the 26th inst at Charleston savannah New Orean
the I7th ard 1T Mobile on the 18th inst
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MARITIME INFELLIGgECE.


- AZ paa.ugs go las~s 6s~sdsd ~ - new Hosx
HszAIB sh0sdd b. sanLh
YoHx--rHp DAT
:U Us sss Il aS s w s Z : :
Fort OF New York, January ~, 1856.
ARRIVED
Echr Eleanor, Townsend, Georgetown. Dc
Schr RpsgolS (wrecter) Cren, from bark John Far
mum, ashore al 6quAn Beach. 10 Johnson HLggins
JAN a.
6chr Jonas Jmish, F1rman Savannah nth mdse, 70 No
Cready Mott Co On the 10th inst Rt 81 ocock AM WIN
In n fathoms Of water and attitude ~ 10 10 col
with brig unknown Tho vic blowing heavY from NE
by Il, her thick and stormy We first
sas had hesdwsy sufcen. " tack and being the
board tack helm hard port In hopes OF
TN to clear be brig the brig apparen keeping
our Jbboom carry ing away ard snti1ging
sprft very badly The captain 81 the brig desired
BY owing IN crippled condition Obliged
the arb0srd tack The Gather yet being thick and
having seen anything or the ship and
hou n TO The westward in hnpee Of railing in with her Fsn.
ing OF auccess again ship and proceeded
yeeterdays Herald IA very lke the bn cap
fsn Of Ter nohipe about the aeshar that tnas
effort to clear Tho The Jonas rts pier
East River.
BELOW.
Brig sarah, from Pensacola 10y pilot bnat Forrest.
SAILED.
steamship E1csson Hayre snd anchored at Quarantine
Wind during the day from N to NE, with snow.
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Of tie law and nth having acted contrary totnerus
nesnRg and int.nt thereof He charges them with
ing abused the power rps:ed TO their hands, wit, hav
wing by their de II procedure ignored the usages
tb. sw ADD spurred It's most Cherished maxims Fl
Bsiy be charges hem With having violated the prin
cipes OF natural justice and with having done outrage
ci,izsns.
Believing these charges allegations to be true and
petiihner, requires toem be Investigated, and the
done TO be lighted he prays your honorable body
"a take the after Into Grafton and inquiry
To q made as to the manner in which certain terms Of
act emitted An act 70 promote the efficiency Of ths
Navy approved February Is 1855 have been carried
by the Board Of Naval Officers therein called for HI
further psys that the officers who posed that Board
nay each In turn be confronted with your petitioner
held 10 wherefore and upon what eviden ,e
they the pso Of the said Board have yentured
without cause 70 cast stigma upon his professional
rtpufauon- NJ r. MAURY.
CAPTAIN ISAAC g srRRRETT.
Il has been needed by the secretary OF the
Navy that the report OF tae Naval Board which was de
signed by Cong ees to promote the eff siency OF the
Navy BY RENEWING from the active service list Al officers
und Incompetent to do their whole duty efficiently and
promptly Doth and afoat, and by cropping en-
ey from the ros such TO blame the nseives for
their incompeency Ii 70 some extent imperfect and did
exactly attain the end which Congress had in view In
passing the under which constructed Indeed
there many think that the action OF the ard b
~dey variant from what L. should been that
Congre ought to nrfere and recy lar possible
the errors omnittsd We doubt however that Il n,
within the range Of possibility for that board or any
other that could have been appointed to render
that would have satisfied everybody This much al
But convinced that their action defective and
sufficiently to require the interpositon Of Congress
for rather than that one faithful and meritodous
officer II the country should suffer injustice IL were
better that the board had never been appointed.
Among hose for whom would invoke the aid OF
9ugrees IL the officer whose Ia placed at the
bead Of this article We have before US the Puget Sound
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u.n,,r rrr1FErR,s sFcoNp JOURNEY.


Iadys journey Rouu1 the World from London TO
the Cane Of Good Hope, Boueo Java. Sumeira 'ee6es'
Cerem the Moluccas California, Panama Peru Ecu
tcor sud the United States BY lnA PrEnfrR authoIess
of the Ladys Journey Round the World &c limo, Mus
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There is surely little entertainment TO be bad from the
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81 DRY obtained the empire Of Charles the fh
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EVEN here as you read BONNER's wisdom ap

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Ard all that a journal 10 firesde endenrs:
With 40 line 10 offend the most sensitive ears,
Bot sentiment such as the intellect cheers,
Though challenging may be- some evil ones sneers-
Who's 70 folly slave ard 20 sense
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WHY, mark what THE LEDGERS this morn.

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no 90 much besides that reader II complain
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DEMEMRER. the LEDGER this morning

This Saturday morl-'tis the richest one yet,
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