of learning lo millions of human souls, anil consign to the platform, and bow they would whip all the other parties The Saral Bunalning Boud. N. C. Bryant, Ali>ho.ue Uai oOt, IUrt" THE REPUBLICANS AT THI TABERNACLE. prison the humane and benevolent who aUempt to teach the Hindoo, hoft t.hi-11 and hard shell.out of the Arid. He C. B. .*. Tf pcrtlth, KteL !XjSB& DuoCM' ««*¦> and servile to r.-a-.l the precepUot our Sartor and Our Hat of promotiona to be nude, ba*ed on the Regis¬ Batch, Banjo.; BKerk^8CS?E5lite ignorant the lait wax m»ch applauded. J. M. Wainwiight, J. C. i'ebtgfi the teaching* of his Apo. County Mass Meeting to Beot Dele¬ ban Ihv'11 b V mercenary ana ruling politician* from free State*, the adoption of the address and resolution*, and tl»«y resignations. W append the additions, and Ti G. fatrain, Burtoo about noon iMh with . HW wind. but after reaehliur wbo have sacrificed their patriotism at the altar of ambition, wtre adopted, . corrected Uat will be printed in the Wmur Hkrald:. E. TbompMiD, J. !». Muury, ita buy nrt i KK wtai) with itroiii loutlii, and put baok to have beiM.ni>1 arrogant, turlmleut, diWQUrlfiCUS, and not nn- Ml, Jitani Birvt said Mr. wai unafolda- 1 J. 8. hennard, P. Croaby, w Ih* In Nantashat Read*. Wh.nTf lW.il, Boeka^ gates Syracuse abusive of who the that Wilson Commander to be . V. Sands. llufe N ol Nantaakat about iP she was a via frequeutlv ttl« deign to uphold natural but he would be in the course of a Captain Benjamin J. WtUtoaon, C. W. lla/a. Hill, If, straci by of i- TanJiK^ aiHi '"aturt^f, My absent, ready day I'ataoi Midshipmen to be 1Jentenant*. Edw. P. Williams, J. J. B. '-<».. ,«U squall and cot the Rocks. A signal of distress was bupyiitj-and to or two to take hii part in the preeeut movement. He Cucot, t'reigii net. Informationupon sent to the city by the Masr peace nil who venture repeat the word* of the .Is red P. K. John D. David B. I . ««d immedtatel} SIGNS OF OVER. Country's then stated that to the laws in Mygatt, Halney, Harmony, D. MfN. Fairfax, A. K. ugL1. at Bull. The steamer was soon aa A 8TOBM.BLEW declaration lit which It* Independence wa* originally di e-tared. according present Kansas, William twin. John J. Cornwall, James P. Foster, Henry J. M. B. E. netlc Telegraph Neptune, The political power 01 slaveholders thus aided, baa beeu a man waa liable to be sent to prison for reading the A. K. K. Beuliam, Robert T. Wm. P. CtlU, Barrett, her way to the ship, but .mbsequenlly was telegraphed to beaa used, not only to repeal the Missouri < lomprotnlse, and thereby Declaration of Wilson, Chapman, li. H. Stevena, C. Torrett, her way back, haTin* probabnr been unable to render mack Independence. A. Campbell, Wilson McCunnegle, John Irwin, James A. It. M. J. W. Kennett fall as the tide which had been about aa boar allow the extension of over a territory larger than the Uev. . Lt.l, service, ebbing bat tieuty »f Guhw for slavery Mr. Edgar Kkotium informed the audience that Charles H. Greene, Francis H. Isaac W. Cuyler, struck, would not commence flowing until after Speech, original thirteen State*, but It ha* been used in the enactment a* had to Greer, Baker, (i. M. Ilanaom, H. C. ItlaUe, when the ship of a law free citizens be and have been Henry Ward Beecher would not be presen-., he Hester. Aaron John E. Austin o'clock. The la In rather an exposed situation, aad wh< ' deprived nine ship At.tew. rehy may attend resolutions were Ward, Weaver, Johnston, W. F. Suicer, C. II. Welt-i, waier In the bold. of llbertv « uhout the right of trial by jury, and denied the pri¬ another meeting. The following l'endeigrast Joseph P. Fyffe. W. W. Ht. p. at ia« accounts had seven feet of The vilege of the writ of habeas corpua. In violation of the moat then read by Mr. McMullen. and adopted unanimously:. Roberta, tjuackenbush. steamer ft U Forbes left the city at midnight to be In readiness valued aud moat sacred of the constitution of our That the New York delegation have to fill We have received the following letter from one of tlie R. Fairfax, E. Kiigtiih to tow oB tike ship as soon as Hie Ude would admit, and with her guarantees Resolved, power M. be able to heraSeat ADDRESS AND RESOhUTIONH. all racanrles that may occur in their own body. officers :. 8. Nicholson, J. Bradford, steam pump, will probably keep government. sub¬ dropped powerful to the news columns.) Indeed, so !>old and arrogant has this power become, that Resolved, That when this meeting adjourns, tt adjourn TO THE PUBLIC. W A. Webb, R. B. Iowry, until she can be towed back city. (See Ac., 4c., tc. recently, within a neighboring free Suite, a weak, tlintd and ject to the call of the ew York delegation to the Kupubliruu of in- J. 8. Ilay, J. II. Carter, Bark Pilorim, Andres, hence for Mobile, got ashore on the fccrvlle, It' not corrupt Judge, at the Instance ot a single slave Slate Convention, tor considering the ticket to be nominated, Suffering under intense feelings from an aet gross W. K. W. H. about 4th Inst, «nd slier discharging three lighter in of the of the common and such other action as be for to committed the Board of Naval Otli- Hipkina. Park*, Tortugas holder, direct violation principle* law, for the purpose of taking !may justice myself, by .!. P. loads ol ber cargo oil and put Into Key West 8th Inst. She w the ot has ta*ued the writ of of the a late offi¬ P. Shirley, .tones, got a A muM in«'K <>' the party calling themaelTe- repub¬ and ithout sanction any statute, the beet Interest* republican party. cers convened under law of Congress, to retire C. C. B. A. was not much damaged, and would sail (or Mobile In few habeas corpus to inquire, not by what right freemen arc im¬ Afler the adoption ot the foregoing, the meeting ad cer* incai able of performing efficiently and all minimal, McDermut, days, was. no doubt, the bark seen by Capt Sladden, af of the ami ounut * of New assembled last or rest rained ol their but what free¬ promptly 11. N. T. W. P, frills licans city Turk, prisoned liberty by right duties.a law which 1 consider and ne- Arnold, Uuckner, at New reported yesterday). unaccused or crime or are jourceu. their important T. G. F.. ship Indiana, Orleans, I' at tho to the men, any mtodemeanor, permitted for the of the it eth Beach about 11 o'clock night of I7U», sartag lican Mate Convention to assemble at Syracuse on the itiih .heir became free. had been adopted. to report thoee who, in tlieir judgment, were incapable of Siui|*ton, but account from Lewes, Inalant. masters, thereby Such, indeed, and all their duties both W. (J. Temple, 8. R. Franklin, nothing what tbey stood In. Another Hon. ITenry Wilson, niteil States Senator from Massachu¬ the law, sanctioned nnd upheld by the highest judicial authori¬ Petition* were first in order, but none of any impor¬ performing promptly efficiently G. P. Welsh, W. D. Whiting, I»el, says the A is ashore, and that the wreck master ha* goae setts. Re* Wanl Beecher, Hon. Knotlus Wm. ty But the modern arrogance of the slave power yields to ue on shore and afloat, is a matter of the deepest astonish- 8. W. li. to her asslsUknra. One of the crew reports that when thebrte Henry Oulrer, law, and submits to 110 precedent counter to its Interest, or that tance were presented. ithment to and to the officers with whom I have P. Carter, Powell, was abandoned she had seven feet water In the hold, aai rnrtis Nova*, K» ordinance of secret, without there to a McCauler, Murdougk. Ifotkea to Karlncii, cord, been aroused to a realizing sense of the majtiai that i e^forcem?nt in -aid busine«s. having been, my knowledge, T. 8. J. M. Brooke, tbat the would be a and before fa ^!n» 1DjuBt to}hom' tn(PN word of me. never having been Phelpa, Notice in hereby that, pursuant to the intentions ea- meeting large one; ao, "eteinnl vigilance is the price of liberty," and have come to This i evolution was referredife to Committee on Ordinances. complaint against A. V. Warier, W. Gil*on, given it time to read anew the Declaration of no charge ever having been preferred against- reused in an advertisement from this house, dated 30th May the hour appointed had arrived, the Tabernacle was consider IndependenceA memorial was here read from Professor Robert Orant, arrested, fa. W. iU'utiuitoai, E. Kenshaw, St. the .liowm- hare taken place In the Prtece's ami ihe constitution of our government, and to renew their ef¬ me, my habits having been temperate, officer-like and l. J. E changes crowded. There seemed to be a great deal of outside forts to uphold the venerated maxims ol the former, and guard asking a special committee to inquire into and report in full of health, in active em¬ l'auliling, Q. Panels, Cham i, viz>. well the and the latter was Intended to se¬ the merits ot a muterial which he was (rentlemauly, possession F. P. J. Ycuiik, The ungur light vessel has b' on moved about three fourths influence and interests at work. It seems that a number rights privileges upon disinfecting ami never refused to obey an order. Conorer, a the Into lu with the cure. The that have heretofore, agitated the public master and with which he could disinfect ships and ployment, having J. T. Walker, W. K. Mayo, of mile to northwestward, tnthoms, fet- questions . .f from the wards had mind, and which the have bean divided into dif¬ of, 1 have been in the navy thirteen years and eleven J. C. P. Be T. lowlng l>earlr .m: political philosophers city gone upon people cities of disease, the wUow fever included. The object of which time I have been eleven Krafft, Young, Minster Eh till on with the centre oi the Coast Guard ate- ferent parties, have been mainly settled; while the great ques¬ 'K tried in disin¬ months, during engaged J. Vun J. E. I, into the affair on the primary election principle and tion ol and the and claimed slave¬ ®*I*'ri«>ent and one month in active service, ana have been McCalluaa, Jouett, Uon, in Wcstgate Bay, 8 by W W. slavery, power privileges by « M off NoriolkJL' ,nTu of fever. The memorial years J. E. llnrt, T. 8. Fillebrowa, width of its oaeasd nominated their own delegates to tho convention. holder*, Iibs assumed a new nnd formidable aspect that threat¬ fectingfestin^?Kthe city yellow master of the last two vessels In which I have sailed. Murgate Old Church, the apparent tower, ens to the vcrv founds Hon* oft our Slate and national to tho ^mwittee on f'ubdc Health O. C. Badger, J. Frye, to the castwurd oi the Pier lighthouse, South. The committee of sixteen did not, however, relish this sap gov¬ na.refe,r, Board 1of Al- assume that I have always been aide to perform my T. C. I.. Ii. Shingles beacon. NW )i N. ernments. The elementary trutlu o! the Dei luraiion of Inde¬ g Wa* tben r8P°rted ^om the as as officer In the and fur¬ Hard*, I.yne, of and so met in the Astor House the Continental Congress, rf«.Haermen forr concurrence:.- duty efficiently any navv, J. Kill, E. C. t. radon, Northeast spit. SK % 8. .system business, pendence, solemnly proclaimed by . doing to stihliiin which the .lood of the best was with as much ability as any officer of my grade; L. N V Mariners are cautioned alwavs to pass to the narth on an.l the names of patriot* freely shed, lrom ,he report, re- ther, J. Parte, M. Havtun, TucMlay last, agreed upon silicon nnd which formed the corner stone of Ihe most powerful I1 °lpt'®rH Comptroller's and 1 demand, through the American people, the A. A. It. wml of this light vessel. ccntly made to the Common Council, thut n large amount to be heard. Semin«*, St-ldea, half a delegates to be sent to the convention at Syracuse. It republic on earth, and had come to be acquiesced In by bills of carriage right of an American citizen Through .1. S. Thorntn*, A. Allmand. The Northeast Tongue buoy has been moved about nearly twenty millions of Ireeineu, the metaphysical P»yin8 them I demand an examination into my career in the .1. B. StewMi R. mile westward. Into 4& rathomi, with was to ratify this nomination, and to listen to the report genius of a single Carolinian first discovered to be l ^rn:!Pl118 Comn»on Council, while on offi- to serve in the to t, Stuart, Peter's Church in Une with New Church, R bf i i . i navy, my services and my ability grade M. I'. T. Izee. Margate of the oommittee on address und resolutions, that the a sophism. The slave breeders of Virginia and iho cot¬ tial huhineHH an in allowed, and wlucli 1 had risen Jon«*8, ton growers of the Southern Stales, generally bailed the dis¬ lK,"(,ved 41,8 amount charged in said offi- W. Snulli fi. H. Bier, Monckton beaeon, twlca It* apparent length, on the East ead was and it was to its own nomina¬ as the touchstone of Then !h,lt 'Ihe j.iibllc will not see a meritorious and deserving M. P. fa. ol Lower Hale 8 W J. W. meeting called, carry covery genuine political philosophy. J2TE*" 'V8T>url»°«o is positively an extFaragnnce I claim to be in A. Be l.ree, Watmougb, Grove, by tions the ion was It was (lint this lie >v unit miraculous inspiration, brcakiug sud¬ on cer a with all respedt unimpeachable .1. E. Be Haven, fa. W. North Tongue buoy, W by N )i N. that opposi organized. denly the whole siaveholdlng disclosed the In??. 8 dlschar8e of olUeial duties and character, to bo thus summarily dealt with, Young, Shingles beacon, NE by N. upon population, the t «H W;'r.r,e"of the members7 of the therefore. capacity A. W. Hatx-rHhaa, J. II. lUiHaell, The meeting was culled to order by J. Ketchum, at 8 facithat the constitution founded upon those truths, and iho part corporation, without any cause being assigned. W. T. E. E. The North Tongue buoy has been moved about one fourth ar object of which w us originally to "secure the blessings of liber¬ That the Comptroller be, aud he is hereby, to that I the closest Truxtua, stone, a mile to the went into six la with o'clock precisely, by the nomination or Mr. John II. to To my friends I wish nay. challenge J. K. Wili> T. C. l .uton, ward, thorns, ty to ourselves and our posterity," was in reality intended Resolved, m aay fui ther payments for bills coii- on and on, of WooJ. J"*t open to the westward af aid in the and ditlusion ol human This f. scrutiny and invests into my ability standing B. »i f.*!- *3? S!nre t; Lscom as chairman of the meet tig. propagation slavery.1 1 acted after thesi passage of this resolution, for carriage naval and I CMIlcy, i'benix, Birchlngtou fl est Mill, South. new light, spreading with Hie power and patronage of govern¬ for members ol the Common heads of de¬ during my career, pledge myself H. N. Crabb, R. F. 11. I,ewin, Barr Hill twloe Its apparent length, open to the eastward « The nomination was ratified by ucclumat ion. ment, ami reflected every aspirant tor place and hire Council, that character and competency will do found by awning or member of the city my S. Magaw. C. P. McGary, Mai gale llook beaoon. it by W 5, ff. The follow ing named gentlemen were also proposed as plunder, hu t become truly alarming. When It had broken lh>s partments any government. equal to that of any officer in the navy, J. II. Koc.lielle, II. St. Geo. Hunter, Not Uieast l'an Band buoy, W by N li N. vice Luther Andrew barriers tliat for more than thirty years staid the Northern Upon this p»pcr a long and exciting debate sprung up, not excepting those who composed the late board, whom, It. 1'. H. Pnvidj-oa, Olrdler spit, N by W ^ w. presidents, viz., llrocish, Lester, march of bondago, and carried slavery into Kansas, It bad due 1 never felt wore moro or Minor, done enough lo arouse the active advocates of But and all sorts or motions were made.to postpone, to lav with all respect, worthy W. C. We*t, A. W. Johnson, The Girdlcr light vessel has been moved about one ebrtth af Jeremiah Turhell and Jacob S. .Miller. These gentlemen liberty. than eer- a mile to the southward. into with since il lots trenched so boldly upon Ihe rights ofanind^end- upon the to concur, to amend, to reconsider, ke. possessed greater professional ability myself, N. II. Van /audi, s. B. Lm, 3>, fathoms, were accordingly appointed vice presidents; und the fol¬ ent Male, and incarcerated one o! its most worthy citizens, aiid table, no higher social standing, and they shall not, with F. 0. Ash Church spire, midway between George's farm aad Re- was an t pre- tiiiiily of Pallas, J. Maury, 8 E. were named and soiled the ei mine ol the judiciary, il would seem lo h.iws done Finally the previous question gained, the thus depreciate me in the estimation my S. S. I'. A. culvert, «4 lowing nominated secrotmles of the and W'lS " non'concu,reuc« with the of impunity, Bax-ett, 1'orreat, West end of Clevc Wood, open to the eastward of 8t Nlobata-s enough totirouse all the latent energies of huiiiauil|' iuelt, Board friends and the public, and blight my future prospects. R. ('. Be R. W. Eastern Coast Guard 8 E. meeting, viz., Chad. W. Livingston and Albert Bogart, Jr. called on them to arrest Its further progress. with the of the institutions Vail, Scott, station, by E The ol Aldermtn* As one deeply imbued spirit 1). 1'. Mi-Corbie, W. M. <;wen, Redding street beaeon, Its length open lo the east¬ It w us moved Mr. people the free Stales have been told, ea^ liave list¬ name of Connciln.au Wild was called, he and honor of Its apparent by Muori, ol' the opposition, that ened to the tale, that a sectional 1* to of his country, and with the pride flag W. It. R. Carter, ward ol Northdown Tower, 8E V 8. party IVdepreeated. ftaid. Mr. I resident . A few words of will b* has sensitively felt Kielly, Sand NNW. t h;i*. Uiddle act as one of the secretaries. Again and again has tho same tale been repeated while al the explanation and representatives, and who always G.H. E. W. Henry, Shivering buoy, same Uiue the w hole ol ihe slave States has necessary for me at the present (Great laughter.) and maintained its as a naval .nicer, in the hum¬ Hare, West Pan Sand buoy, 8 by E E. Ihe ( 'hair max stated that the secretaries had been al¬ political power honor, W. Sharp, T. T. Houston, been concentrated ana constantly exerted, not only in the are you laughing at, gentlemen? (laughing re ble rank I have held, 1 ask the Secretary of the Navy, the JameaJ. Waeeu placed in this vlsi and that the motion wag not in order. spread ol slavery, but In Ihe dispensation of patronage to its *^at 01 tbc Committee ou Roads, and and of the United to luvesti- Chandler, nlty, viz:. ready appointed, friends, ttllnoinnu of abstract sentiments ol President, Congress States, Win. 11. Gamble, .1. it. Hamilton, '. suspected even n«»r 2 J ' ,he temvHf, . I was not less A chequered black anil white buoy, marked "East Toagae ft wss then move 1 that the of the Committee on Its Is allowed to hold most olUce in the Iiul>lic expense gate my case. They will find that many deserving, K. O. J. P. K. report injustice. the humble on. » officialI7"}e.albusiness. 1 have been ol'robbcrv und while I Guinea, Mygatt, lias been placed In 1 lathoms. wltli tho following marks aad gilt of the Executive. How then, are the uiilhous ol' enlighten Massed less efficient officers are rotained in the navy. J. P. I ». iUiincy, viz:. Delegate* be now p e.tonted. ed to therefore I want to define my vote. 1 have been called a liave been an unlit to remain it. Injustice Parker, bearing-., Northern freemen, who conscientious!) believe slavery I designated P. C. .lohnaoa, B. B. Harmony, «u?t n<,,t HW ot St Nichols Ohurch, In line with The motion was ug. ted to, and the following report was be. an evil and a curst!, to share in the honors of their govern pickpocket. I intend to define my vote. amon the will appear, when a fair, open, impartial investigation J. W. Ht Nicholas Western Coast Guard station, SW S. or be to it with like< una 'ommittee on jind a as 1 have oc¬ to Water*, Gwlun, presented:. ment, able upheld but by organizing Roads and have H^.it,' can be had, such as hitherto has been always granted K. j. J. J. Cornwall, Minster West Mill, in line with the West end of the East cliff nanny. casion, to ride. as a constitutional lli-eere, of Westgale S by W W. «" vain did our the Oreat Britain (laughter.) every American citizen, right. O. F. Johnston, J. P. l'««ter, bay, °' It was lu father* throne of . whom referred at petition Prisidkbt Confine to the question. I am to submit for examination, West Tongue buoy, W by N ,'4 N. . *T<,'omn,i!t*0 to rodrsi* their grievances. In vain have the lovers of free¬ yourself ready, further, myself I.. A. Kimtxrly. H. Wilson, W S '» S. y .eetln8 l,e,d '!' <*.". C'ty Sept. 1st, to aeioct touncilman Wiid.I have never stolen a dollar from and to a board comfAent Wedge buoy, by v rti^ to roiireHfini tin* in the dom prolo-ied against the wrongs and outrages which the slave morally, mentally physically, II. Konnon, A. E. K. Benhaaa. A red l.uoy, marked ,rWest Girdlcr," in 2« fathoms, WlUt city Republican Cou- has in In vaiu will men ever laughter.) Any man »hr> savs I to examine me and to determine whether .'fjf to be bull) at on the ie- power pcipetraied ourcounU-.v. ((:rpat professionally, 8.1* Uieete, R. T. Chapman, Ash Church spire just opeii to westward of Reculvers village. venHon, Syracuse ifeth inn., ask lenicnci from the hand of arrogance and tyranny. In vain H«vn faL«ry"»i'.ney wrongfully, tells that which is" not or no I am competent efficiently to discharge my duty G. U. W. 1'. A. wpectlnlly rejjort tlj.it. in performin* the duty committed may we sk for au Executive. or a Judiciary, opposed to tiue.tine lu^en(t.reat laughter.) 0. you may in ugh and lauirh ashore and afloat. J. HOWARD MARCII, Morri«, Campbell, West end of Clcve Wood, open to the westward or Marsala to was to oamn of and macbi- .T, ti. Spro«ton. W. Mc'iunnigie. thetn, their lii'Mt object heJect heretofore alavery, at the band the disgraced dilapidating an> wilPn u Iunu ought to explain fits' Ijite Pawed Midshipman, U. S. N. I!, J. Hook beacon, the apparent length of the beacon, S brRK E. known in both the ((rent parties that divided the coun- uery ol n«rn out parties. It matters not whether with bcinled vote N. 18, 1866. fahcrardi, Irwin, Shivering Sand buov. NKWEW. number of names from aeeinir to kneo and humble supplication we approach a George or a runs Brooki.vn, Y., Sept. I). I,. Biainc, T. A. farcer, Girdlcr beacon and South Olrdler buoy, In line E8E. .'inul each, a Pierce or a Kane. Official aud obdurate in¬ Hcvnai. Voich>.O, yes; when he fur Senator comman¬ J. it that ail,.nwere m lavor of tluit movement i.s Jeflries, power can- how The following Is a complete list of captains, T. Wood, C. H. (iroenc, lofegoin* are all and thUnited States desire to prevent further " m .» «*... striking R. Bowen, W. Wearer, next, chequered buoy cucroachments of the slave and to rid themselves on leave of absence:. C. W. .1. E. Johnston. this station shall be Uken away auii replaced by u buoy painted i nnatilt with route of those who .supported tliein and power, finally placed FluhNer, black. By order .! alter with and their government o; the foul and blighting curse ofslavery, wssrsanfsr-""-". W. 8. ovcll, A. I'endergritKt, HERBERT, Secretsbry Mich coDHultation have unaniuMiialr agreed have hut In will it and to direct their to the ac¬ ' "" .**"> CAPTAINS. Titiwiiv llouHt: London, August 9 1865. thorn the lint thev now they energies J. It. ljcttlcbton, J. P. l'yffe, upon which present. complishment of thai object. ~.r' Tl'i Clin*. Morris, Joseph Kelly, A. K. W. P. Wtialemea. The in the liM:. to nume¬ Wm. II. Gumming*, McCann, following 1 Iki long been apparent every observer, thai the President Cokovkt.Take your seat, sir Wni. B. Shubrick, Gardner, It. K. Tland. .1. G. Heileman. Arr at Provlncetown 13th ship Saml Cook, Genn, Labrador James O. Bennett, I,. A. Ward. rical ton e of the people of the United Slates whose abstract Mr. Wild (looking fierce).! will *not.1sir. 1 tell vou I Lawrcnce Kearney, David G. Farragu ( ».«.»* I'. P. T. Ma:>hall. Jtoo laicliwood, sentiments are opposed to human bondage, if concentrated am to vote. C. S. B. G. R. 1t<'lknap. J. I). Make. tn same is not to going explain my Matthew Perry. Wilson, E. P. Williams SSJo^i^ffSS*** .lames Kennedy, and acting the direction, sufficient only pre¬ President Cokovb.j order to sit down. Vou are Jno. Thus. Newton. T. A. Dornln, .. (<..Woat, vent it- further oppressions, but to annihilate it. Yet, while you «' t"ha«. A. Ponbody, asso r~ ». I awionce Rosseau, K. B. ffisaters »r !T .v. audi baa been the tact, they have allowed former parly -» -»* 'V Cunningham, fAjai" Ja" Bans SI. IS. Hrvant, .Iris. T. Freeborn of moment, and desire for Geo. W. Victor The Burlington CaUitwphr.Charge to the; Kh'P (of Nantucket), clutiont-, questions trifling place sansES"**' Storer, Randolph, deU,' Pwilte^oSSm ' Uias W. Hliott, through ino machinery of party or«anizatlons, 'o control their Francis H. Gregory. F. I'Jigle tiiMid Jury. Spoken, Ar. VKdwarf A. Stan.sburv. Oliver H. Lee wtion. Hut the lime has eome when fealty to parly should aac J. Rudd, the Newark 19.] to of If Mckeeyer, [Kroin Daily Advertiser, Sept. dln1*' frum °ardlfltbr Savannah, Rept 14, offCharles- .lohnW. Win, give place loyally to freedom; when trilling questions po¬ and I tell sir 1 shan't inc. W. W. Hie Court#* morn¬ loobar Lewi;., Kullerton, lk and should to a consideration ((.rent laughter cxcitcm.nt.) you, CI 8. McCauley, McKean, Burlington County opened yesterday Joseph Blunt, } expediency give way grave 1 demand the to vote. Elie A. F. I .a F. ing at Mount Holly, Hon. Stacy G. Potts prenMinr, who Ship Judith, Brown, from Boston for New Orleans.had feat «- ,. ,^M,Dd' of the iimhetmlilc right- of aDt} right explain my Valletta, Buchannan, humanity. . delivered a and able to the Grand in *¦ lat loo 69 Kranklln J. Otterson, The of the of New in i,0VEJt much excited) tit down ' sir Jno. H. 8. Mercer, long charge Jury, «cpt 13. SO, W, ri ,4^ republicans city York, represented m A. (al1*0 Anlick, of and from t).U Chichester, Wm. E. Dnryea mass eonvi utlon, disregarding their former pariv a *oeiallons, Mr. Clerkli?nproceed to call the roll. Call the roll si Bladen IV.laney, C. l-owndes, which, among other matters of importance, he alludM ' pow er more momentous than all others liiHt now re¬ the roll.ron I will stand here. I won't sit down. G. N. manded nt the hand.'' of the Grand n searching and vard the consideration and call for the action of American IMHll^U,"^.h' Isaac Mayo, Hollins, Jury Sotinft ftunuelUed*, Win. l'eel, quire pat¬ ban Clerk) hi re proceeded with the Wm. Merrine, D. N. lngraham, thorough investigation. Every person who puts big toot Hanover, from Bo-ion for Jaemel, Sept 2, lat 27 N, loa riots, have associated Ui aid In preventing its further spread rn» (the in New is entitled to the of her in <>WfJi K. Wesilake M. r. l'ertis. ing over the freo territories of oar country, and in abolishing roll. Wild still on the floor, and calling out for the nrivi Thomas Oahbe, J. Marston, Jersey protection laws, Wm. Curtla the President for or- A. of life, limb and and if these are in¬ Schr "Kcbn," fr^rn New York lor Mobile, Sept 10, lat 34 43, Xoyea, slavery and the slave traffic wherever our Governments have h>g himself: rapping Sainl. L. Breese, Henry Adams, security property, ion <1 oo. 'Ibe ¦(uention was tnl.cn on adopting the foregoing re¬ the conMitulioual power. <5r niiS*t»I^n^ laughing, and crying Hiram Pnnlding, W. 8. Walker, fringed on, justice should be done, ami the offending party Ports. was In their labors lor ilie of then on » or Foreign port, find it uuaniiiiuu.-ly adopted. accomplishment objects they ^c'o «*«'?TberM' "Remember of the French Forrest, G. F. Pearson, parties punished. Juno 1&.Arr solicit the aid and ussissanoe of all their fellow citizens. There thed/gnlty 'ITie wan two concurrent acts Amoy, Hhip Ino, Pluincr, Hinuaporc. After the report was read, of Board,"' Ate. Thoa. A. Conoter, 8. F. Dupont, catastrophe produced by H.Hid ship DeliUiavrn, l.ori»tt, (probably Mr. lilcvDtXtKi.v on the to read a reaolu- are other kk. "\ p"rni * .Vlii-r.t. Philadelphia, 9th, question cit>" muny years, Abraham Bigelow G. Blake, by culpable ignorance, days; Velocity, (Br), Smltli, for Baltimore, soon; Waverley, ' " ""l "' ,h'' V|,ral dlatricta gard to tbe inalienable rights ol life, liberty end the pursuit lfrMInes whoI can a word to or rcflctiiiir (i. J. S. want of due caution, and dentil it would be man- .?* 'i"i»ik*oh'i,le 'j'1'" u :1 ,|,e Jameaol there should no be say my prejudice Pendergrast, Barron, ens^ Italnes, ftrom t'aimlto) tor Bosb>n, suppbrigs .lulls* K presented following a,,ow B" " H. Y. Purvlance of of Ac. Those the Isgher, hllaih-lpbis. Idg flu '..i.niMA.N (to Ml. II. > W ;il ti... gentleman tale. lutions; W. F. J. F. Schenck. engine- blowing whistles, having Arey, Haves, for Nlork 'I rt a tin olite invitation. proin be ; the violation of the elective franchise In Kansas by W,U> ~1 dt m'"d ^e right I o explain why are particularly to vigilance: but was reeoverfeai Truxillo, MullUan. from J.ieksoovllle, atrocious E. B. Boutwell, W. Godon, or di-g; selirs >;irah for soon; (, tin slaveholders of Missouri; the legislation, ofthe he whoae duty "it is to riug the bell blow the whistle, Ann, (Jir.'c oiic-Uj fill .in-, NYork, Mr. Mi .. n<.t-ir lij gentleman ahould not vote'Se"""1 S. S. W. I'.adford. 01 tlns-o slaveholders with the of e« . l>ce, necleels to do arid in of that Lucreba, Mlnson, dlsg. oave In- rcwlutiou read representatives tiedgn hwi RA'. Von r.- He has voted. He votes aye. S. F. so, conwi|nence neglect h~,n hark uii dishing shiverv In Kan -n In di-tianc* ot the wishes1 ol ihe Co.novm to the m W. C. Whittle, Hazard, death ensues, he in liable to be indicted for P"rt fsrah L Brvant, Pons- Crjm*. It i" nut M >nl«. "I'ii iiimo.it."r i le¬ reraovn: 01 resident n.-rk.-Hu* the duncilm J. manslnugh i-STn?rv/laisl, havingt;?' the balance the submi- (fjcci tuai -ettlers: the (ieneiai Heeder and the seiee- '. C. 0. Turner, M. Berrien, and so with with a Just completed landing ol* nient at i, In" i ... r. \n, von won't determination on the part of the Kxecu'ive and his abettor* to Ye«, aye. It. A. duty. !ir'" ,.Arr brig Enehantreaa, O'Brien, New extend over the Territories in violation of W""D ~I 1 h"ve a to G. Uobh, Tpvlor, act of cull able and reckiessne \ the driver is "',h' hark Arthur Whim. put turn -it. slavery public good "T i«'" be heard T. T. S. 1'. f.ee. negligence VUnt J? .'? 'r.Si.*In^?,'nIre*1^0i ., faith, public sentiment and constitutional law. Craven, liable to 1« Indicted. A'P Princeton, Russell Liverpool; brl* Mr. llKM>i:r-v r,,l n^t know ev.cdy what to Hi Thai the of these the here.0 A. H. J. P. (.illis. T II.. l-gh; A olved. npprovsl pris.eerting* by President Cnxovm.Sit sir. Von cannot h,. Foote, VI Wit i"i'."r-tNVorki»chr Sawyer, n»»keli, WUmUMtton. .to under th. Jm nni-l.u. preservation good r. G. li. Scmines, li , L'y'I"H>l. r 'let i 'i nee to that we r TUton, hv nten i'l"'"s'l'T LVT-hark James E. occaaio' ,|» ma;..- an eO.., t p , l.is ,e« ilutlon. the trdcrul constitution, and have J. H. Wsid, J. P. McKinstrey, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. V-M/f?' lpliia; 12th, Brlant, Brl-tol. Tlie ui.\ia*j>.« sid ii .,uenti..:i to Mr. Hendi -s«n, hope ot maintaining our jusi rights In the l~nkm but by ills, 13.dd sljp Wm l'atteu, Chareh, i to no C. 11. ItfcTix, O. 8. ( 4M moos srrs morn Home Port*. ."aniax -a:i« t..| vi in oxtcn Ion of slavery to any portion of the public Territory. 11. H. P- II. S. K. Rowan, .' 'iu-ly .line lortrardandri.il r",,n"nm!'n from the seven. W. K. U. Its -l.Ts ti 01! atcu W.iTKH .morn I 50 Al.KX AN1>HIA, S'-pl IT Arr sclir* h.naior, Day' ru, few ad.ire«- A gentleman movi^l the adoption of the-e resolution:- Smith, Thouipsoa, York; Old lkm.uiion, Townufnil. dO', S R Jaine*, Jam. «, Bos the to!"' oiiip K. I). of was introduced to C. McBlnir. C. Green, tun: Daniel Fall A .» ul Amer a i'i >n 'lie Ponrili of .lulv. lTTrt. .hnlge Clivn, l!ro"klyn, the Poii of New iiilit r 185.V llrown, li-ald. River. Oon.i asssftrsr J. W. tou F. A. York, Hrptt II), . i, ,i e< Ktrnl. that »«!! lin n n-r meeting. IJ< seconded the last motion. This meeting tiring* Handy, Id/ilO.V, isfjii is Arr Httner ,los Wliilney, Howes, llilti .¦eNarod trnihs M. Smith. nuiri .l.iior- K ,l; "" 1 '>.* d'.i. Creator wttb hero to-night was an occasion of sunte rejoicing. Nc A. B. Fairfax, ship WaUh, York, Tnapani; harks Tamnuuir. s Cicero cleared. Sterltnan, NOr K l'-irkrr . erialn ti^I,enable rtglju; ti, amon.- ilirse n .¦ life libei-v fan are always pleasant, and the new faces up ltauteb*lle^v^uLirt Da^ i n"M'- {>"},non- v. H. K. Thatcher, Price, leans; DwlgM, Baltimore; OIc-Uu, ¦ I., coming ri"i' J. It. Steamslilii Knnvvllle, Ludlow, Savannah S I Mitehll]. Smith, ito; Theodore (Jutils, CunLs, NHetUord; briga Panola »ndth< pill uit of hapi iu»» sftcurc then. iigbUco' hern indicate ilia the rc art new parties coining up. It Ponohn. KerrV-nn" nrowo S.e v 'Gi r'^M^jr15' RW .Inf. H. Rowan, i-oiiUburuugb, (of N ,.. now Steamship James Turner, Chirli ton. I York; Wn«-. Mnith Poln', Vr>: h lial Iwln. Montitomet y, vrrmiifti .relnatltir..! - s men. deriving llieir just wat raid Mr. in a at Kanenil der, Wnliiwrijibt, Van ^lev Vr^n," ,01^^T* ,,o0P«r» W. C. S. Hoggs, Adger, Spud'' "W from the ol thr> ..virard; iliai whenever form by Webster, great Bpeech lUirni-H. aievin. Ounlai) Ijuni.. Jl V K McBJalr, Tlleston A < 'o. I'altlinorc;; II I, Hm Tanhiit' KA Rend. Heed; Koltts, onpaent "any liall, that m * names in now Gafr,e* ^wenhoven, J. S. Mi.sroon. (full com. T. P. Green, Shli. Stevens, W I' Si Oil. Huron.kbiim, I'elli t (.'ur I. govern :u« lit a .Mrin iiv of t'n>(. , u m the rlchl political brought political llNMwell, Waiiflel! and Jenkioh.S J. It. Flonnd, IIouk Kong. linii.lt A Co. Knowbou; KverKrecn, lifill; nrnella, bepomft < hichani I- Tucker. riir ..t tji<- l(/ alter n, al... -h n. nuil to iiwUiulo a new k'o and circumstances. It is a matter rage. Ship Sky Lurk, Dow, San Kixneisco.Sir ton A t.'o. Topar, 8lev< ns, Allaton, Wvinnn; Sum Small. Treadwell , P'..,.e principles fhistory F. T. (i. Linda, Mi G S Kdllh. (lulmare. I'.oan, vernu.. ,a; .ng ite iou:;,l; sU h prin- lpie. ami organ- that the old political wliig party has passed into a state v Kof'O0P'r' R"" Chatnrd, Page, Ship leher, Liverpool. Steven-ion. I'rowull; Crownll; Ilm-krll; Kptualia In m - to x Ree^^MMr'p^^^r-Vth' T B. .1. G. Ship \ew Vork, Havre "I IJvinsston A Aunn, W. sboii; Klo. Oowi Jano A Kllza, Blehards; Win? 1 tMWer* aorb fm lien, -l.all oin non Uki Iv of dissolution. Hunt on his back nev, Moore, II listed. Van T'''.V " lotten, Minor, Thompson, II; Washington may lay R?per Pl^kni?' lilik I tah. Miller. Alintnn. Allien Y»'< « 'I to frr. hr> r shifty nail "ppluos*i.M loll like a horse on a hot and talk about Webber, iiaxter, Mather ,",J MH A. Sinclair. P. Ih-ayton. A PorVrtleM. Brdondo, ('lurk; Lontula'.e, Orowell; I'leifrapb, Nlckeiaon; oi ami day, whig .,!"&' Ilsik Antelope, Traidad I-land . II and tJeorxe A Hi--. Ni< fi< >!- den l'h*d To -a^bll-b thew trtnk- mid la eonaideration the wi-onm but arc as dead us of W«rth monument was It. I). HIt i- hock. cnni.lR. F. I'inkney, Whittlesey, Trowbi idi(e'« Philadelphia; Veazie, tM to n htrli H e <»i America had loni' been [rinciplrs, tliey he is dca d. (Ap !?aMer sons. wick, I'ort mi I'rinoe; Harriet, Rlrl -.trdsnn, Jaeluonvllli-, .flagrw'iaiM a.« in,th" Ch. II. A. H. R. Itoote*<, y UrtUali n-ei nil I, Ibe.v declared certain oi plansO.) It n a year and -even months and twenty Kennedy, (fullT. Bark E»cor'..in K. ler, Havana.Mot* A Xephew. Havid di«ell, and Slla* . . S SmajL St Wrlfh'. .Work for wo Ri- Vi I V ' '* '""'Mai proieeUon, and lal>ori oi>hin. OtipUI. vivaunali; Sylph, Ry¬ pourtng gorernnient rest. We were tola that we were embarked aboard the S!!1"tion ofa m«>nament to Major General Worth, pursuant C. W. Pickcring, J. I., Heerndea v ulille. -eparate.i knowiedged llielr independeni e to the amended and adont H. B. der. Baltimore; brig Tibria*. llmmball. Charleston; ehr Aaie J } "c""rLd -hip "Finality." They wore now, however, like passen¬ plans specifications heretofore O. Cnrr, P.iilgeiy, Brit Mary Ann. Fe.'tin. Charleston.>bi "ready, MoM A Co. rl'-nn II lie. Itiown. Philadelphia, hid w ind ri m SW until abt a1"1 he such 1. W. T. Si M I'M w lib 111 gers on board of a vessel where the cry was lienrd . Mny°r! report Htoddanl, Muse, hr Taylor. Smith. Asplnwall.Met 'ready, Molt A I o. I ilnnF, ruin.heavy -quails the nil.Idle of the day "f »!"' tint* declared, maintained and hliis'tl!s to thet?rPrCommonlVheCouncil for its further action W. M. Walker, C. M. .lnuin, Schr Isrni-e, Miner, Mobile.Ijuie. We-t ,t »5n. .brli f amib'O Field, Kdwin: M'hr I'mrles-i ; and Iroui ta« priii, ip Breakers attend!' Cost your eyes, he said, over fifteen Selir Roads John Kevfir bin In the p,.,«,!. rt U,r i .1UmI Mates, "in or let- t. see After *>me sjawli and eulogiidnff of th» me J. A. W. I., llernden, limnmln.i Bird, Morris, i'lu»rle*u n--B Bio- oin A S 11 ship Spear, ship nfaru-4 anchored acknowledged, free States of tlie Union, and the making Winxlow, <1 , Prc*tdeii< I ..men, ftSlHlr..,, for tho political changes was a, | an M e J. Sell! M I'M , Spates, Wilmington.B Blossom A Son. Road.s. Ship ho* Jeflerson also »Uirtod but an IH-r.w ,.|,ll,», provide that have since niory ofneneral Worth, the report wcepieucepte ann tne T. A. Allien, < eonimone^mn^^ir,deietie" .mote Uie m ,i| weiiare aa.l nertirr- th.- taken place passage of the Nebraska bill. Jenkins', S In Marine, Powell, Wilmington.K S Powcit. bored near Hniuatord mil. ship t'oboca which IV Un* rity p. " above reaolution J. A. I.. to mi ... , H,.d die . u estab- Is there not u deep seated cutis' at the adopted. Rodgers, Case, Schr 8 Andrews. 1'nuiani, WaidiliiKton. B lllor-som A son da>. cm up* lb.- Todo Kirk- in attempting to go Into Nan liberty po«" The Ii.ard then into of )t. i'i "MMM*"'hbtied the constitution of ua- runed Mates. bottom of this!- What is that cause)' It is some¬ resolved itself Committee the J. B. Mnrchanil. Perry, Schr Elizabeth, Harvey, Newborn . Halt- A lloline- ta k Knada: k-c itimikirN Xh* »' ' e. o ..r- Liilv.Mt under (his con Whole on the regular and after the transaction W. H. A. M. Sibr I'enniiuion, Nt:. R II IIAliTIMOKF, 8ei l«. Arr f"amiT' Wm thing wrong that has been practlccd upon us. calendar, Taylor, Pennock, Si Alliance, Plymouth. Wyat .fonkins,HaJleii, ^IV1 Sf1"1"1' »l"ir'ie« Political pa' 'in the memorable J-lth it was that that H. J. llartsteine, . !. I. Emmons, in Orlanna. TnUle. Richmond.(' II l'lersoo lloMj'ii; Jarkwm, I-1I11 'I, NVork; luirk l>»im-l Webater, !M .Ti ni.ielou.e present, amumlng from January, 1854, B. F. Sands. K,lv. ,1. Schr Juiliie BaJ-er, Bogert, Phll.nl.'li.hla Jas Hand Rvder. ltom on bri.. Toledo, Brown. < '.irihbi'an Sea Can iS Sent and different In startling proposition was sprung upon us, rescinding eJen^atToX?"' Midiileton, Seal K Hill A very. Mauler. date, M.iiibm *. and Julia R l( bonds. Matthew*, wbi* miil"i?!i turn. dividing upon the Missouri to convert free into French, T. T. Hunter, Philadelphia Ronton, ' 'P'to. ^the ttnie. In n.-ve i.,-re huve been Home prsinn compact, territory slave Henry SchrH l's' son, Kldiwdge, Pliiladi iphla -l is Hand. Julia \nnit. Ilii-din,', do. lb-low. 11 III i-men ship. supposed i G. Pcott. . innt i,i ivtkioa in anu inn n a] policy, upon which the peopin territory; to convert Nebraska and Kansas into the City InU'lUgencr. R arkin, H. Sehi Blwt Monster, Stackpole. Buekmrllle it II Wvsu. the Minerva. t 'd -hip Har>e*t, FUjJ'-r, t>lTerp«..« .» «. be into a and carried doa n hor to W. pa iliim B< e. I, u ..« "¦ > varum* pttmtilta ot lllk.aeekln. inventions and tniklna put lady's portfolio by into custody lour men, who, on their own affidavits, state C. F. M. SnotKwmwl Itouckradorff. out. HR IMTOI., Sep' I*.Arr ''hr Hirer i»- n eilman. New new dls^overlet. In all die hi '- un l in science; ejlejidlnc tho the academy. And when the protest of the »,uQ0 clergy¬ W. H. Hair W. K. l.eroy, Aiii'ralia, miiiIUi, |:<, with York lor Prtivldcnre. eommeree of id'lie iviuotct aeas, and ottr eoun that they were sent to this as fine of Ptilp Liverpool tm; md-e and W2 CIIAHLBSTON. 1ft.An xhr K Ki.i.S New onrconntry men of New England came into the Seunte he did not country paupers, W. I,. Maury, \l. Woo«lhull, passenirers, to willlnr.i- A Gulon llad «ii ileailis on the pa- Hepl r, Tyler, d,""t'i and opprf>aaed Ihroui'Miii the wonder that would in the words ofthe them. Carl Smithe in his ar¬ P.. N. sll children. York. Douglas exclaim, alleges, affidavit, that he I'. D. Porter, Kteinbel, sane KlniARTOWN.Arr in hi wnrW was ont swine in rived at the of New on Jneoh \ Wi'sierveli, Ho. !!. .«, 1 Woods Hob 13th* Wnt Hrown. ¦But while the dlfferem drpnrliuo,it* o; itovernmeni have at devil, wbo cast of the the country of port York the 18th September, In J. J. Almy, G. Colyoeorressls. Ship iverpool. \ut l«j, with Boiirni lor H do for Nor generally progre^"- prospered scrub race for the ne\l election. It was city Rebel, where he arrested as a and F. B. !ten»huw. J. S. Kiddle, , A Co. Hail one ipbLi tor, contribute 10 b'lman anst-nanee nimfor ar t presidential vagrant paatcu«ic> IV I'oppi bir'h and d'sitb folk; UUi. Alice 1/ec, . do i"r l'hila«l <"hKmber- Krteeoe* that sent to the at P. on the ' Jphl.i; K rnnndmion iHln.li'n pottage (Laughter.) Jtoerjnn. Hark lYurl-r Sherwisst I'.hiek In to avy. denef i- yet unnetUed, ami not only un-Hiii l, bin threa'ens Mr. Culver reviewed the histoty of the Nebraska bill. pii-oners, tluei .f ni.om and himself were each of th 'in P. J.^Mwn. Van AlstJne, Dunham A Rock, ballast, ,1 ACKSON\ 1I.LE, >. pt ft.< Id brfg 1' n Fuller, Ifciaton. w If ire" Illnion. Arr fi II V r Sub-tn -? whrs tnaonie measure to dL'liirt> "ihegenenl and abrldr DO* a rather stale These traitors he -aid. then with a suit of clothe-, a hut und a A. G. \ lWh. brtij Stmkham, M nnd uudeiinlne the which history. provided nap- R. Clary. Brf. I.i lb wood, Mti-tt. Turks l«l»nd-, 17 days, via Mid K Hlake Ibivon . "Id lUOi Ibe "Mes.lnga of liberty" "ju»i(re'» meaning the three ahOfe named.waited till t and f«ck. and ou U ing on the above had J. H W. I»oty Holme-' Holi withssl 10 G«or*.la. T'etlenglU, Kins. bri* our hihers declared In the very o ibe ennatltuiloti lay, shipped ship they i.K Plllsloiri A Surnlford. .lobn Bovntoa, lbirtlei, Port an Prince. preambl. and 1 wete dead. Il was -aid Mr. each given them a sight draft fur M a free J. MI. o eeesir" lo ilw mseKi s nnd their |>o*tei it v Webster, Uickucy "by 50. FrdSj. to W"Iod>or. days, plastei MOltll.K, Sepl IS.Arr «hi|i ithlo, II it bin », .Work;a«-hf Amerttan alaverv llu ealrna lo nap the very foundation i>t Wotatt r and Mr. I. lay that the Missouri compromiseI ns-age to New York, and an inland tlcl.et to llilwaiikie. W. It. Whiting, J'. U Murphy ir-ister. Oph It (km.ij ter, NVork. was and ITie nt once aent to Sebr M.'iiilda K Wells Terry, Wilmington. V«V fids* t' " i ion tntneni. h otr. t was contemplated'by our fauiers fundamental could not be distorted; Mayor the censignecs of the vessel, B. F Shu U nek J. B. tprter. Si hi NKAV OKI.KAN'S. Sept lif. Art sleanislilp VandeibO', »' Uir t.me of the fieclaraticn of or tho f rma without anv cause for who to tol.o the rs j. Anunida. lalentiai, -lonesimri. Farwfll, hence for Wr»< oil Flond-i ri- returned w» Indepfndence, indjet. exeppt their own miser¬ igtied palip- b.nk whence they came, T. M. Brasher, n. r.roini Mehr Pieside ii. Comnb-. RoRkland. Key p i«onof itie (on«tl'nuoti is.i as li wua viewed bv rt i.iilnu >n able. al these traitors c.itne at the eost of th« Ihi of M G. T. N. Collins. S< repair srii ships J r WhlUiev¦, Ornv ina V lii.ind, Olark. is contemptible |«diti. purpo-c. hy klcnberg 'schwertn, who Sinclair, hi Cliioneriuti r, 8iei I.tmt, undihmiita^M p°unlr>.0Tri <*« common to »nj thing striking or novt wanteil now he 10 o'clock, a tire broke W. Ro«s W. H. M:i comb. SAII.ro Plkllade i'hi,. ih« US, !!?!!urT' ,no.t 0,ll>' termor) very TVy Gardner, nori Martin Wa«l. - bn* n*- wfSr ni°0, t,Ml 1,1 c*rr '* {f,,° sai'l. ito make light. They wanted political in out in a fran:i stable in Fortieth street, between Fourth W. B. Pennhaw S. I). Trenchant Stenmsblps Alientie. Liverpool; .tun V t'hsi n KKWPnRT l-q 2 PM.In i 1.1 imlrnlriiSra ii » ileb had powder .in in. tnn If .Ml 1 row Fa!! River for Plil..«>lelpb.a sihr flllver tho North. Death Irretrievable. leaUt without the leun- n av< nues. B. J. .1. (.uthrie, Knoxville s» . aril Be!.. re aid be C. Poindexter, :nan. Pf».vVleiwe for Yolia. d» 1 "eparate jurisdiclionaJ|Hl'ilyhr>pedabollah lil of the to the d' 'ac*s is l,exlngi' any conld render¬ M. C. Watkins Wind du rini; the fie»hliori' N spclman Sp Albany ; T«rry, « .* it ftirt vftf clergy. ugh That what tliey W. i'sj for NYc-rfe . wl.Urd. Bxu klngbam, from NYork. ed three hnr^r wort burnt to death: the - table was KeynoMj-, V .'eWeraon and htacom. u »», r , , wanted inscrilied cm thelt bunBrrs h(re. |>oi\n in Kim- i«fso I,. C. Sartori. J. N. liarney, NKW LONDON Si 17. *rr whr Mai im-r, < hfaje, llo-d/m r id the sis, In wasted the x> em- ume.1. Theie were four horses In the E. I smal lum in n. At FHlswoflh llth hi rtne If Alii .*»*¦, anUclpaUnH injutv ui'il,e '..Vd ,"Jl IU" wcver, they real tlcle. They want¬ '.table; on-' wa< K. lanier. I.4CM 1, by Mr Jami-on -I ill from a faiibe.r iliff '.gam «ull il. . j> rifles and Two Is to Mr. G. II. >. hr < t-^ tons, called the Waltbaru muni in Me.rs NKW llAVFX, B«it U> Arr L. M Warr- ri, fiampari, ed gotwl |>ov.ier. (Applause.) «ere nnlnjnred. longe.! Charles W. Mav. Treble, " part by s of They \alentlse, A en. ami b» Groi.r rt k. Wb a \ « 1 v»i lii F. .ab' .lf4.p> ... [jtd^d. do. leltjr great rtat.^m, prnW'^ ' iliont to fuse, to restore the bii freedom to its butcher, and the other to hi brother .lames. T. II. Itnti Cspt nfll eowtnand to u _ thrightof Chnle< H. II. linger, S. l «c ntl I*' ertenalon Ibe icrrl'orv * ,li Lewis, and Elleii New U t.ov Hun: i,a leiuma. ir fticceaaoni, batln/ wwnewha' ! " pu.ie. (laiighler.) them thai they horse hi W. Harrison. Mclkinough f" no a el has ;,n ol in J. Ii. H^ti in I KK.The steamer Gen Knov lyln# Tho S' caofdelTermn. and with a le«i iu, , ,'V'' n 'r*J hail proof thjit majority the ? i"on. u rw people Armstrong, I ma-i ai, h hern sold at suction t' fill,JUS), f.ipt Jmiiii « A TpiVlI.ADKU,HIA of humanity that gave arkn.m r." eraincnfe lo In .vorofthe bill How could hi -ay that, out of .Iam< ^ Valentine valued hi- horse at $100 There ilinkai I). Todd. G. H. oojior, P»-.er- n, H infol; A>ai i llator Drkiti- n. IIi.M m; .1 alien when, any. ('rela'i'o 1' rifmaetoo, was the pnr' lei-e' h«'r, in jsju J1.,' m nrembtrs in the House ef i from an inrarence of MOO on the staid.', house ( E. B. \. We^tcotl K ,.*» R'siej, NVork. d «ehr« K" Irot. P rry, Ulsk l!epresentativr>s laughter . .t». «i ninety Flcnvng A Villi'', II .».». with the alavehu.dmg power. UV "" 1,1 10 I'll- Sontli, nine ol them voted ttrsinst the bill* And Ac., in the Pacific In-otanee The W. W. Pollock, uld, dmltted aa a alavw HUle. but on tin con only Company. slaughter John Hntleiige IlrraJit Marine P |ii".'.o«» Itnr: Sbc. Ho sun Leri, S, >w. Sulem; .1 K how wet# these treatetl the since Poor old houye tiii. not I-oss of the 'ta'.lc i -tintaled ' A. Bry»en, Correipwidiiirt, ri£» Loci Ana, Brjant, h -sbe. R ey, P.-wrid n-e, Si'rtii-. I.ewi I in; Cluwe. » ot :»'. M ul p'.rth l.m Heat tin1 noble < 'ti 11< r»i <' Tet.n were left at at about $300. W. C. B. fl. J. mnuiea, .1 STowvieid. NtoHc. i'ed futU lying north on, Porter, I' Boston; Tlm"«i ijaibert, do; Keeka, Tit ». do; Demarsra, ?>terw.n. »h.i 01 th-- (:¦ ,,, W sectionalism, 'I < M I' Dsl*. t'he PROVIOK I'T, (-efd l<. Arr seb s (Jre< n ( Tanner of . .Tith the ordinance 17*7 p»-opie home, politico. dead. Thlscryo! got up ( lurKtT .St. (Ji.oia> vs. Niw \ ..hk. TI.ii» trr» «t er|. ket M. rassail, Morris, II insi.ll. 1'ioi ldenee; schrs Marsh filler, do; H nut} sJly Contonl, and uuler II a tuei wl!e rn - i,, .,rr'' Bunt, is Iwiseh » Then* were three C. A. P. R. A. J. pi-ake ter. d. TlMimas P Cooper, IKiuai.---. do; a P Ulekev, l>r V.ic-'o't, NV. W'j'e Foam, 'm w. r' PrrvblfOev-. |« altogether match commenced on the cricket biit Jones, 1. It Cham- !¦ '1 |V"h« tue. RlfOreene ler, Por* niod lnio free, proapert'tu, and independent fHgtis, ','.a Ltiovtforros up th«- political v¦< rid in Nev Voik. ye«terda> ..-round T. II. Patterson. J. II. .'.j.otle, wold, 1I1 s ii-.hu Buitrsn. lawyer do: Frrt i«oo. 'ilre-i, l,l;»lonp- T> n e liiclliliea or r. ft » M< ; John T M' Kr Mi K.vea.l re, Koodoti.. W wfoo Haw internal Imr iMfeniv'iia. comBn . AcMison n, T>>I Udy fit' i . ti at t^ifit Wn t the Hin¬ one on each side Was it tands thus :. .1. >1. luncati. plop, dot Wave, Tabbol, . B.ngUamtun Innings 1'. Murray, ..W'tgea of oduenlicD o Ihftlr efftuc pnpti o'on, e'vceefii played Key I.. Keen, ltrldgrport J Ireinnd, Tramhe-; Mar) Ix.tilsa. Su-ll- kin.' ini Ri .lot. lor Pawtueket, K*eel, Ur'r'.f n, bYor*. knd "aalna In rmimria ibe population .! n., doo platf tn 'tie ws< made lv the hard shells St. fieorgrv 108 run-; New Vork, «'.<» runs. That line s. liriil. Gibbon, mar: S 8 Hhrlver, Cain; W H IJennl- nn> an I s Du- K nr. Si w lleitiilii". Irotn Italtlmore; M" >c, u d SI ^*"1 Ssinuel r" N tk ¦e*m Htatev al (he time ol the formation 01 , u. and on by toe soft sh , , \* »e. rtompro tip. difference, the last match New York with the as I r.< Arr *> hra Kb . e, and F A I;»r1u», Kaalem O^unent roa-tniiih k th -m ,t ,. T G. ii.« Wi. Providence. ttariJlNn !*. I7. th He had n»i much of I ). Au men, Coihin, - y » VI v iiim .T" ?1' ^ >»» (I.-itightf ) sUt.ince Sums, their professional bowler and ground Cld sti run' M «antnrd. Unaa, NYork, bar k 1/ ,1 Linil* iy, B'» .;,.l lor NVorfc; S K llart, and Ma- til. Ha ,ijor Ini do, t -. .-. . G. V. t i tore tb?nii;r.:, "0.»/ Uie 'I again.-: l.ar.l idii But tor that other "h, kes |s r. lutd it all their own w») The will be re¬ H. Rolando, Fox, Hav.m l»r|e. Delhi. K"'iny, Wlndlr Sarah I la |i A-N r hnmit Ion ;br do, An^ei" Pefflb-oke for . a !7'h 1 '^fipiomlee. people 'Uio», play J. C '' n a. v li* oftix NirthftiltL* » **". '-¦« eonieni. y« (liughtet.y Soft s!i«U« You have ail the sumed to day, at 10 o'clock. J 11. Brown, l^numont, Porlin i, iiilsnK Kntt; Diimarira, Hsn-oti H ,. Hawk, birk B H ii" Inn. iTbaw »va v,% S brethren in th»ir qttalfUes of ti,, anrt when "ne thinks he has vou, K. T. Nichols, C. II B. Caldwell, lawks; Cathartae wgers. rerry ; uui > Ar.n, Br .a' Eeoka PORT.-'I'M'TH, ftep Ift.AIT m Ix>wee Hv- -..l.r (V>- 'O their e got Max rmoWXW).. Hunt, of * schooner Csmm r»- ' B» ton, >ehr> W,»hf t-i-k Ms 1 r f i- NVO'V, »nd sii* l.tb. AM. "*'. people of the free it has oc'th g h,,t aJme Mow, wr are to leave the-e f'spt. belonging K. I.. Winder, C. M. Eauntlemy, 1 rer.U and 'en. Pai I tlieTi 'rh d la rtie«. to Past at the foot of No. on M. K. tr-» m l Tomab. Hobb. rertiaud; Js- n Sc-^rj Qortm BICHM' >NI) *tv\ 17.Arr wt. . three laying 3 Fast r tiffcthr*bre.i.r. . *ni depreeal. pt n*y hjivc all tje amiable qualities port, pier river, J. K. Doer, Warrington, "eil <)ot-'i; I*mOtl D ip..rc, f. r«o P if .Jwij-Wf Parr^. '..ICTl ihev had H. r wi'bi n; Wm key. *. %"h»-dmg H'ates, th-it a howi ng woif an,) a and a on last j. II. Vartw, K. Davenport, Bewt .t \'r,' . \ A# ^ i *» v.7..''lU'flr reaerved pollHeal or starving jackai, returning night missed his footing and Ml per- <. nl WH IVmts, t. h Sn-ln-r, tlstn; f'lrkvay, JCB't fi rlphU h'ingrv hyr-va Lavt to »o» a. .turr. Tliis overboard. He lived ftir about hal' an Geo. W. N. B. Harrlaon, Cadmiu hi- k»r»oo. W.«a, (>«>,..tl t ; " party had, honr alterwarda. Rogers, lll.orv.ti: nd er«k l»ort- AUar.ile Mi'i <42,«r6 «-'i do, with howe»er, a [latfo.-m to mas*'. To- h v- on" MediivU aaoLstanre was *ent but the A. MrPae, n H rMoore, I- ^I..I hnu-. Klak^rson. I'-ovldeai-, : A New sCi 1>w -Vil 17.Ar-arhr ta, NV»F fbr, gentlenuui de- (., r Ut, Bwld, >K "*.». '7.f"l V >v ul i. tit. »>' lUTI »1 ^Xwl urloitl'n tbi tg t'ra'*i i' HI th' >m M Culver cJtuot to eotne The Coroner wilt be R. II. bti*» The* P C«op« LaacUw, t'a.-nbrt 'i( r-n:^Hr»> ,t«r V|1 MTfs i; i.s.;ini Oer- p<.tf eonciud*] notified this morning. Wyw>nn, T s- S'w; . i tl *t -acituc in \L. of 'I J, Vn'j '''I'jtni'i#! 'h. Cvrtuei '« fc. A Unieij -4, it. k, R 1