mmmmmmmammmmmmmmmmmmmmmrnmmi ^ NK \ Tiik Aiurixv oh Hoard the Somkbs..We annex by tiring gun to letwtril, und the guilty men were Nkws xiiom Eueopk..We received no new» by Auburn. BY THE SOUTHP.itN MM?. YORK th'* account which in the "Courier run up. Eastern land mail The Britannia is [Corretiiouiltuce of the Herald.] following appears After h inging about ail hour the todies were lowered yesterday's »» Antra*, l)ec. 16, 1842 YorK, Tiinday, I)tctHlviALDX.in'ii r iO, 1*14. in 1 Knquirer," and seems to be published on authori .tow n and delivered to their several messmates to be loi-1 now fully due, and we may confidently expect our tVuhlngton. nd«iierson in connexion to the papers by early morning. Impoi'tnnt President I n I Movement.-John ileeji, Captain Mackenzie, reading the ttrvcecommitted Washington, Sunday Night, Dec. IS, 18U2 with them. It to he a semi-official ntnal on the occasion at tea. fifteen days yesterday. tttking.Crowd of a]>f>li> stronger against This, lies with the Utica and or naval set vice. There was no overt act,miliaryhands were piped down and the usual duties of the v difficulty Schenectady reached t'lis but the bringing forth ot John Tyler, as one of the were resume*!. ot course, indicates that the friends of Mr. S|vncer eity yesterday, hiprnan to this committed bv Van Railroad; it must be that that road is b'ocV.ed up the arrival of the lor the uext to be beforecandidate* account, any one,nor,accordingFour of the men who appeared to be most deeply Buren ore still in a state ol w.is not publialv k nawn Mn'il cars Presidency, placed in great Hlarm. They with snow, of some considerable depth. Tw o or the leed, alleged to h ive been commited by any of the ited, were placid in irons immediately upon implir fp ni New York. The account created a great Democratic National Convention, which will of the but the others to be at first to treat with great theaffectedthree weeks the mails were who were was projected mutiny ; suspectedthecUsoovrr> contempt ago, behind froin this lm-et parties executed. The plot merely ei t i>* to to and on a firm belief of the facts as at Baltimore, some time next summer or fall, concerned,** rmitteil go duty until they reached merits and popularity of the General; but the very cause, and I rather suspect are now detained in although sensation, in embryo. This whs a conspiracy, but nothing had this port, when tney were also ironed and sent on board they stated in the Herald rc'ative to the every one for the purpose of selecting the candidate ol that the North Carolina. manner in which they have assailed him, lets the the like I must this does not well of mutiny, been done in pursuance of it, and in such way. say 8|>eak commended the conduct of Commodore McKenzie party, in opposition to Mr. Clay, the whig The following nre the names of the men and boy * now cat out of the bag, and affords the most intelligible the enterprise and promptness of that road. I think a great difference of opinion existscircumstances,relative routined on board the receiving ship, and awailing the of as bein!; energetic, just, courageous, and humane to candidate.to ol the actiondemonstration their real feelings. They cannot need a little more of that go a-head so the or of McKenzie's conduct Navy Department:. they principle," a anifuniversal is It is known that this committee consists of necessity legality Charles A. Wilson, sail-maker's mate. disguise the fact that they are more afraid of Gene- prominent in the character and trait of the many, yet very deep sympathy in such a Davy r.i. r«. .t,.- linn Mr Sneneer This eentleman. of members, being five from each ward ofeightyfivethis taking summary course. Daniel McKinley, landsman. ral Uass ttian rival candidate who has Crockett, the hero ot the Alamo It also there was no court Benjamin F.Green, seaman any yet Our usual news channel blocked and his city. It was organized last spring, and after a good appears that martial Alexander ordinary (apprentice.) in the field. b'ing up, everv course, is very deeply depressed about it, held. Commander McKenzie sent circulars McKeo, 2d class apprentice. ap[>earedthing is dull and monotonous here, as you can well had issued cards deal of consultation and opposition, M. M. Noah merely George W. Warner, ordinary enman (apprentice.) These i" almost broken hearted. She lady Il, ., n rc,. ii...-. i.i.,\ and persevering assaults on the imagine. We kno-v not what Congress are to was v*. .iiiui.uiaii systematic about, was Chairman, the officers, and.their opinion that Spencer i*|qm uuvt-.j or and on foru next Wednesday, just before the appointed lledwood Fisher is also Eugene Sullivan, 1st class high character and distinguished popularity of Gen. what you folks in the city of Gotham, the large party a and liis two associates should be executed, and apprentice. Island ofManhattan are about It the North River news arrived. The President member, and has been the nrivate eorrenoondenf George Kneav ah, landsman (apprentice.) Case, must benefit him very considerably, and make sympathizes sincerely of the Postmaster for of a reeing in this decision, the summary pun-..1cKenzieHicliard Hamilton, 1st class apprentice. had taken fire and burnt up, as far as Poughkeepaie, and with Mr. Spencer in his terrible General, the purpose Charles him still more formidable than ever. It was in we should be none of the wiser for for if we deeply islnnent was inilicted. The officers Van Velsor, ordinary teaman (apprentice-. it, indeed it would be to his nature not to himself all the influence and merit of theassuming immediately Henry Waltham, (mulatto) wardroom steward. the same way that Jackson and Harrison the news at all. it would be through Mr.received; contrary affliction would seem to have acted under a The Edward cook. precisely to or even foe under such movement. A few weeks ago, a movement was panic. Gallia, (mulatto) steerage were raised to the Wells, or sotne of the other enterprising agents do so, with any friend whole affair is most These are the material facts attending presidential chair, by the attacks to mide by a member to bring out John as one certainly extraordinary, and it is this unquestionably her Pomeroy «Sc Co.'s express belonginga shocking calamity. How much of the crime Tyler to be attempt to seize ujioii a national ship and convert and abuse of the friends of the minor candidates. We are going to have rare lun here and all the names lor as hoped that the public will he immediately put into a hi the and by by; of this man be attributed to the of the selection ol the democracy, pirate, consequent prompt just The more the merits ofGeneral Caw are out of &c., connected with young may in possession of the whole facts by the proper the ringleaders What adds greatly to thepunishmcntof agitated, growing appointments, miserable ttash tiiat the is the candidate for the Presidency. Hy the influenscs character ol this and attempt to the more will attract All the management of our prison. The old keejier, country daily authorities. dangerous daring disgraceful they popular good-will. are with in the siiape ot romantic adventures Me-srs. a obtain a one agent, and numbering about of Noah Fisher and few others, forming the possession of national vessel, is the fact that over this his name and claims are sub-ofticers, forty, celebrated deluged We have also heard that a ol theotfirers of the devised and was at the headol the country eliciting expecting to take their walking papers the middle of pirates, banditti, exploits of atreme ruur/ir, of the committee, this movement legal investigation ship by »rty reasoning, but powerful as prisoners belonging to the confinednow All the pettv officers wno remained true to then on the Political Condition of the Continent to cannot and will not submit with fortitude and and a murderer uijo a hero, and throwing a halo of meeting in an J in several of the brigSomers, have behaved in the most exemplary manner; and the her prior not best to Philadelphia, on hoard the North Carolina:. the* the to a crowded at the fate that awaits them. 1 know a very great romance around him, is the way improve The friends John C. are jeaut of .Marines, whose name has escaped us, left Bevolution, auditory patience,the of the of Calhoun newspaper-.also us er many of this class.others will be the morals rising generation. How long sick report on the day the munity w discovered, and last evening. Mr. Bancroft does not anne.irTabernacle sacrificed, that 1 have been able to in t!ie field, with their flag before the wind. Habere in formed His duty Jaily until his arrival in port, when he they smell too strong of "Patriot" ism, not becauseFrom all the enquiries was conveved to the hosoital seriouslv and danfferouslv ill. to be a practised public speaker. His is considered wool-dved: and last, but bv no means make, I cannot learn that Commander M.-Kenzie Cass has been nominated by a Urge meetingGeneralat Jiff. born. vict.terXamtt. Hale delivery being Daniel McKinley, -JO Ronton . Landsman Of the conduct of McKenzie and his brother and monotonous. His is neat the least that I shall mention the residents ol hasarrived in the city. Perfect secresy is observed I and is Captain slow, labored, style cla^s in to this irrN'itirg, making rapid headway. Why Benjamin K. Green, 19 Portland ft yr«. Apprentice officers, there can b> but one opinion. Like ail who enter and often Horid, and our town, nine-tenths of which will be cast aside, as at the Navy Depar'ment relation painful im-n should thr friends of John hesitate longer Charles A. Wilson, 23 N York 6 m. Bail m. mate the naval service, they arc well aware that their proIVs polished, occasionally I am informed one who knows. In matter. It is supposed here that young Spencer Tyler m. sion to tar obscure. He much to confidently by ' Alexander Me Res, 17 Ireland 6 Apprentice necessarily subjects them be placed in is, however, superiorsomewhatthis the erred mn-t have been crazy. |' rr tli-ir candidate before llie I Let more position.-and particular, whigs greatly by appointing people trying than the hurra and excitement of battle, run of lecturers. He at too a The Hall of was crowded The above four were home in irons. never the ordinary popular is altogether great number of those living here, Representatives to-day tliern :i 11 go into tli<- democratic convention, and let brought have we known an instance when prompt and to hear the Rev. Mr. for the first action was so as this case. least and he does send his hearers and manv good, hale and hearty mechanics', were Tiffiany preach the best and man be the the brig was moored off the Yard, After imperiously called for in Incisive instructive, away were a purest candidate. Navy he faithful of their to the an 1 to apiiointed, and have been pampered and fed for two time. Not many ladies present, but large all hands were on discharge duty country furnished with some additions to their were What particular proceedings were transacted last called deck and from amongstBrooklyn,the men placed under their carc; and above all, their doty information, years, to the exclusion and sorrow of many, more majority of those wao were there very to the and with minds awakened to the of Mr is not so a as in we could not learn in time thein the following persons were also put in irons :. whole maritime world, required that the object of pursuit needful and deserving; hut the locofscos are Tiffany exciting preacherbeautiful. evening Military Hall, the mutineers should be frustrated. could nut that this sin shall not be laid to their Mr. Mamt, but he preaches more sound sense in nve tor Ch.is. J. GoMonham, 18 Boston 3m. They truth. historical charge.determined this If to an 4y. ni< n day's paper. they have agreed issue W. Apprentice discover how tar the infection had extended; the possibly So you that lots of rich fun will grow out minutes than Mr. Maffit did in an hour. His George Warner, 31 N. York 6 yrs. do most would hare been the first to ossert th< ir in lie commenced his lecture with a rather perceive was about '25 Idresstothe democracy of the United States, in Charles Van Velzer, 18 do 9m. do implicated of all this scrabblinc, coaxing, shivering and very short to-day, only occupying sermon 4y. nocence and the most patriotic in their professions; and it to the memo.y of can I or 30 hut it seemed to give general ,v< r of the John as Richard 11 imilton, 17 Philadeip'a. 1 yr. do it hud been to ami his two apostrophe Washington,eloquent alreudy imagine the middle of Januarysorrowing; minutes, selecting by committee, Tyler attempted bring home Spencer on accouu' of i.'s George Km avela, 17 N. Haven 3y. 8m. do who could determine that the men and some feeling allusions to the mighty influence upon us, and our streets thronged with living perhaps partly brevity.satisfaction, the Presidential candidate, we shall learn to day, Edmund G -i'i Malta 6m. Old principal associates, of truth Some of the members of Congress tell a curious midshipman ,uged years, to home these cu lor the to be but uncertainty Vork. attempting bring prits merely of the seven war. That wa6 a battle Esq., deputy kee;H»r, Simpson,hangs He would immediately add, "Then kiss Brother sublime.the course in fine order. purpose of going through the lorm of a when the speak years over the rest. The inspector will be Mr. Samuel Cromwell, boatswain's mate, aged 36 years, of trial, " probably Maffit for the Lord's sake"! Of course this is all a New York. spirit of the law called for their execution, and the good of parties.the reform against the Miller, editor, Tocsin," Mr Pettebone, The Meat Snoi'3 ano the Assistant H. of the service, the safety ol commerce, and the lives ol Mr. Cayuga Mr. do. fabrication.of course. Aldermen, Elijah Small, seaman, aged 21, nativeof Boston. thousands of innocent with results to so great a degree,unreform.pregnantthat all the farmer, Wheeler, do., Gallup, and It is astonishing to see the strides that Tiii* Evknino..The meat is men, women, and children, Stephen A Goodwin, Esq., lawyer; a judicious rapid shop question again The are the names of the men left on that these men should he cut olf, and thus the demanded of politicians could not prevent the alliances,efforts is making in this city. The House of following one he Temperance up tor discussion and legislative action this of their succeeding in their horrid forever and that will popular. selection have ordered all the to evening board after the execution had taken and the purposes,possibilityconnexions, and results necessary to make it so. In The snow is about one foot and I never saw drinking shopsRepresentatives in the Board ot Assistants. The place frustrated? deep, he cleared out on their side of ths and it is question will he four above Theirs was a the most to there was then a for reform. The better sleighing; but.notwithstandng.business is capitol, " named put in irons:. position trying high minded, Europe striving quite thought that the Senaic will follow suit. The Hon. upon Document No 31," as amended and gallant and merciful men. were called to dull, and money very scarce. The farmers are now recently 15. They upon dark middle all its Mr. and Lewis C. , P. Browning, -id hoatsman's mate. assume the most awful that can devolve age,with superstition,and idleness, for the tax I don't think the Briggs of'Mam., Levins, Esq (a parsed by the other Board. That amendment, by William 3d do do responsibility and death.its feur of hell and to the laying by gatherer; mill Catholic and I believe a brother of the Rev Mr. Collins, upon man ; and thank Ood, they proved themselves equal purgatory tax goes down quite so well since election, the the way, was a stupendous, and highly original oi- Henry King, gunner's mate. to the great in which were of N. Y.,) are the great champions. The for-Levins Andrew Anderson, 'id do do emergency they placed.. of the present life.all needed reform.beggars,neglect complain a good deal about high taxes. Ourfarmersmerinthe and the latter out ot it. I tort at legislation. We recommend the Board of There were but two commissioned officers on board, and merchants ull rcmuin and 1 am House, Charles Rogers, quarter master the law live to constitute a court martial. It idlers, monks. It was the war of Protestantism solvent, quite a lecture liv the latter the other Aldermen to a Charles Stewart, the requires no failures will take here this winter. The given eveningattended appoint special comniitte, composed captam of forecastle. the duty therefore, of the commander to decide becameagainst the despotism of Christian Catholicity. In place positiveat one of the churches, and was surprised to find the fateot the wretches ami he hadupona iemi>erance cause iiuunsnesnere yei, ana out lew 01 of Aldermen Leonard, Lee, and Purtiy.to draft an [From the Courier and Enquirer.] guilty ; although this Protestantism won the nearly half the members of Congress with The on boahd the S. to cull liis brother officers for their primal struggle victory. the pledged reformers have gone back to their present, ordinance re-enacting all former acts ever Mun>* U. Brio Homers..The right upon opinions, ruby some of the most beautiful women in the city there. passed by aircnmstances connected with this proceeding and the yet it devolved upon him to act. His was the Then came the spirit of doubt and enquiry. Human cute. He is of the Hon Tom Marshall of and in the as style lecturing, the Common Council. It would he a highly prompt und severe, but just and absolutely necessary ; lull view ol his duties au officer,reaponsibilitya man institutions were to A The fashionable season is iust commencing. Mr. but I like his of even better than indicted the and a Christian, MlCktSlil and subjected rigid analysis. P a style eloquence and va'uable document, and almost equal tooriginalthe upon "Ring Leaders," hare verypunishment, Captain fearlessly , young and wealthy gentleman, wedded that gentleman ; he has as much absorbed conversation since the rumors discharged what he deemed his duty to his scepticism entered the field, hut it was notgiganticsome weeks off most distinguished fire, " naturally public faithfully eight ago, led by giving the and with more and a amendment" which the Board of Assistants will connected with that tragical event obtained circulation. to those under his command, and to the maritimegovernment,loft without antagonists Mr Ranwnft wont on at originality, genins, higher world. splended soirtf, in every particular, 'hat has rarely of and it was to him that the have to ac' 'his Now that the matter is belore the public, we (eel been never excelled in our " eloquence ; owing order upon evening. authorised to facts lully That there will be some individuals desirous of some length to describe the character of the equalled, and lovely were cleared out of the I give the of this eitrnordiuary, yet found, The refreshments were furnished drinking shops capi'ol On this amendment (now Document No 50) justifiable in the full conviction that the the correctness of these executions, we do not Protestant government of that and con village." by suppose it is all right, though some of the members proceeding, entirelyquestioningdoubt but the anil in condition in time, PrussianDwight Lee., inimitable as a public but I there will he three classes of voters. First, those truth und the whole truth, is what the public are entitled ; good intelligent every was caterer; kiek at it. I took notes of his lecture, but hr he will 11 life. tended that it democratic. no out to know and nnnn which nlnne can rnprw-t those who rcllect ujion the position in which Cant. essentially have time for particulars.look in my next. be in New York soon, can report him, as who vote under the meat axe as wielded the Mackenzie was and what would have been the as you your influence, premises bo formed. We would merely premise, that placed, ol Prussia he represented the great ColossoaFrederick Cato. able rorj>» now in the city i* more than equal to the bv the eld market butchers, who will stand behind although our account is not official, and although it consequences of a rescue had the horrible purpose of of not with Mr. McKenzie'i notions of naval may and bis comrades being consummated.cannotSpencerfor o scepticism, doubting philosophy, doubting Rochester. task. their chairs, as did the other in the comport 1 much regret to say, that the Hon. Proffit they evening to approve of nich a detailed statement as wcettiquelleare moment hesitate to award to him the highest praise. Let distrusting the multitude, scoffing at nobility,religion, [Correspondence of the Herald.] George a of is verv ili indeed at his residence Board of Aldermen As it is rather difficult, prepartxl to give, yet it may be relied upon as actually the mind for single moment picture to itself the and the which he could not reform. Dec. Indiana, lying most of th of that to the crews and passengers of shins, questioning past Rochester, 16,1812. here, Todd's Rooms It appears that when he left t meet this kind of influence with particulars gentleman's reportembracing ourpneket consequences went any however,to the Secretary of Ihe Navy ; and as we do not hold if the Homers.the fastest vessel in our service.fully Mr. Bancroft on to describe the gradual Doinst* in Rcxhcttrr.Salc of Bank Stork.Loio Washington for home at thp close of the long argument, we pass on to the second classappropriateof responsible to the distinguished Naval officers nowourselvesmanned arid equipped, wore now a piratical brig under the growth of the cause of liberty amongst the cor.ti- Work.Office Seehers. Price*.Dittlc he was very sick with bilious fever; on session voters, who will vote under the influence of douhts 0:1 this station for what wo may deem proper to make pub command of such a man as Spencer, laying in w ait for, home he was confined to liis room ; the lie under circumstances, we that will and iutercepting vessels between this port and Europe nental nations. He referred, with emphasis, as Dear Bennett:. _ reaching as to existing hope they and many unprincipled Clay whigespread aviolent the power of the Common Council to license with that the sooner the truth Let them the horrors which would have resulted agree us, reaches the public imagine of this progress of freedom, to the fact thatillustrativeMoore, your enterprising and very good natured he was not sick ; but that was the better it will be for all as well as for the from the consummation of his hellish and then ihat he ieignitfg the meat .hot>s. Ror these we have a word to say. parties purpose. in 17G4 the ancient ol agent in the Arcade of this was air lid to meet his report of'he Navy ; and in consequence, not givethem-characterif they can, let them condemn those who have so empire Germany.the Hall, young go-ahead illness, because he Anil fir. I '.el us a sup what the law really is. The seises any unnecessary trouble to ascertain our source ot discharged most painful duty, and assumed th"fearlessly]H»v- of the middle nge, destined soon to fall, creaturecity, sells daily some half a hundred of your This, toaman ofPro(fit's spirit aod constituents. laws o-i 'his are to he found Information er to carry into effi-ct the spirit of our laws when in a could not be submitted and subject both in the old foims as successor to the crown a and yet you have no kisposition to;independent Thu Bomers Failed from this port about three months where its could not be complied with? position imperial youngelected Herald, correspondentinterestinghere, told by his physician that the stsp might co..talthough and in the State statutes In relation we city charter, since, with a crew of eighty apprentices, {eighteen But have no apprehension with regard to public man, whose mind, revolting from the examples of and take no note of the stupendous events in hint his he left his sick bed, and went through and an what it should but we look out With finance, life, to the charter, it should he clearly understood.we seamen, orderly Sergeant of Marines, ordinarywho opinion being jest be, his derided distinction of as his and acted as mastet at arms. She wus uuxiety to the action of our Oovernment. This is a case ancestors, birth and magnetism, morels, religion, bankruptcy and District, making many yerv powerful hut the (acts on that it is fast [commanded by Master The result jp thm he is now here so speak point.that Commandant Slidell Mackenzie, well known to the Navy which loudly calls for the deliberate action of Congress, serted freedom of mind with such integrity that that are constantly taking place. iniquity, speeches. excellent a that it i.s if recovers obsolete. Kminent legal counsel have as one of our mo t exemplary officers, and to the to render it wholesome exampleto our Navy in all times it came to very sick doubtful he this becoming " when afterwards be exercised Rochester is a bankers and as the authorof a Year in Her to come. First, as will be the case, let a Court against great place.its the that there are not ten lines in Spain." literaryworld,officers doubtlessly session. opinion expressedconsisted of Lieut Oansevoort ol Albany, and five or six of Inquiry immediately heordcredto investigate the cir himself, he refused to impair it. are great and virtuous men.its magnetizersfinanciersare It is currenlly reported here, and believed, that no the who! charter that are now in force, or which Midshipmen, among whom was Philip Spencer, son of the cumstances of the intonded mutiny; and on their report, The lecturer went on to show how the foundations unequalled.in morals and religion it is pre-eminent Van Buren men are to be api>«inted in the Custom Secretary of War, and two sons of Commodore if such as wre cannot doubt it will be, let every officer anil House in New York. have not been susperceded and over-rode by the Terry. seaman of Isomers re- of ecclesiastical had been shaken .its and are of Having delivered the despatches with which he was the who remained true to bis flag, despotism priests parsons magnates the highest Old Mr. Hassler, the Pu|>erintendent of the Coast laws of the State. Of this there is a multitude of charged, to the Commanding officer 011 the Coast of Africa, ceive the thonks of Congress, accompanied with piomo all Europe; and with much eloquence depictedthroughoutorder.and its bankrupts go as much ahead of ^ McKenzie sailed for this with the tion or a sword to the officers, and an medal to Survey, has arrived in this city, and will probably proof. A correct knowledge on this point would be Capt. port publicly appropriate the of that of as be in the House to-morrow. so. we avowed intention of touching at St. Thomns for provisions each of the petty officers and seamen. And to Mr. early progress philosophic spirit bankrupts its flouring mills, propelled byordinarythe II shall of great service, especially to newly elected previous to coming oh our Coast at this season of the Wales in particular, the Purser's Steward, let a suhstan which is now overthrowing all the remnantsfreedomof Genesee in a freshet, go ahead of your steam engine. have hot work. Mr. Burnell, of Mass probablyhas o tial evidence of the of his conduct he is it not a the floor. A or all of the of the Common Council, who are membersin year. A day or tw previous to December 1st, and when approbation and o|>pression in the and which Now, passing strange that such wide and part appropriation will usually the vessel was witnin uliout five or six hundred miles from in a way which shall prompt others in all futurepresentedtime, tyranny father-land, fertile field is left to become a barren waste ? pass the House. Gen. of the U 8. the habit ot tothe as by you M'Neil, army, sticking charter, if every word to emulate his patriotism and devotion to the stars and has in the virgin soil of this western world obtained Why may not the great men of Rochester be or Commodore Wilkss, of the navy, could of it were in full it has been to Mr. Wales, the Purser's steward, who affected a stripes. a resistless in the columns of the Herald 1 more in one than the old man could in force.whereas, We can feel and with superiority. Whyimmortalizedmay year accomplish IClansearty co-operation, took an oath of secrecy, Sic. which for, sympathise Captain noi fvrnis 01 inai are in this coast Wilkes riddled to pieces by legislative shot from on the he tor the In the course of the lecture we thought that we magmiuur, constantly ten, survey. Com. completed completelySpencer administered to him, when he was made more peculiar |iosition occupies rightfulMcKenzie be rescued oblivion recorded many more in his three cruise than We therefore the and come with the of the mutineers. exercise ol a fearlul but he and his friends sentences irom by being occurring,in surveys years pass by charter, Albany.fully acquainted plan They re*|>on*ibility; occasionally recognized which fell the ol a that transmit the Hassler has in ten and sounded im- had to raise a scuffle on the forecastle some should tind their consolation in the conviction, that he has pages paper will history of years; eurveyeel tothe ft a te statutes. What do As arranged on our ear, and which we believe have a narnors ann rivers in they say? night after leaving St. Thomas, while the deck was in nohly discharged his duty under the most trying familiarlythe prpsentage to remote i>osterity ! General poriani nil pans nt the world, follows:.r.v the act passed April 9, 181:1, (2 R. S., charge of Midshipman Rogers, a nephew of the late Corn. and in the deliberate opinion of his lellow ciicumstnnces,citizens "local habitation" in eome of Macaulay's splendid it must be done. You must no longer neglectBennett,and when he came home he was reprimanded. 146.) it is that. John Rogers ; and when the men engaged in it would of who havo heard the facts of the case, and perceive in his articles in the Review. Rochester. Because our banks are crippled,and our The weather is tolerably fin- here to-dny, but provided course be ordered aft to account for the cause of conduct but the of which Edinburgh This suspicion 44 few " The the nothing development qualities millers are ground up into shorta," you need not very persons have promenaded the avenue. Mayor, Aldermen, and Commonalty of the city and while Mr. was will render his name and fame as dear to American have been a little the of New in Common Council shall Rogers thus engaged, tlieydisturbance, tvery may strengthed by recollection despise us. We shall come up all right yet, and no Alpha. York, convened, have were to seize, gag and throw him overlmard, with as little as is the reputation of the Navy itself. mil null niiiuuiiii II) iimm: nuu mini o the fact that an passage on the character mistake. |ivv»n ymmm uy-IHvvs noise as possible. Spencer was then to enter the cabin and We would, for various reasons, say as little as possible eloquent Mr. Calhoun..In the Senate of on ami ordinance* as shall Irom time to time deem of the occurs were sold at anction shares of Georgia, thuy kill andothers were to be of the youth who has so justly met his fate; hut it is well Puritans, which near the close of one Yesterday 44 seventy and to or to the Capt. McKeuzie; appointed the stock ol (he of 10th inst, Mr. Lawson offered a preamble andSaturday proper, regulate prohibit purchase,necessary at the main hatch, which the crew muststationedknown that he w as a had fellow, and that when be joined capital Bank Rochester," and to ol 8*c. on through of Mr. Bancroft's volumes on the History of resolutions relative to Mr. Calhoun, and nominating sale, exposure sale, meats, Sunday, past to get on deck, and at the hatch, the Somen he had been sent home from the Brazil to a bankrupt estate. The shares are $60belonging tiesh which be sold to nine steerage through mav nn him for the of the United States.. fbh, may prior o'clockexceptin which all the officers except the Captain, must pass. AH by Commodore Morris, under a solemn promiseSquadronthat be found, almost word for word, in America,arli- each, and were sold at from 20 to 22 dollars a share. Presidency the forenoon ; and also to regulate the butchers in the the the he would and leave the to avoid Charleston Mercury, Dec. 16 said and officers, except Surgeon, were to he murdered and resign Navy being cle on the character and writings of Milton, which The history ofthis Bank would be an interesting and prohibit restrain them from thrown overboard and the who were were brought before a Court Martial. It is that ho had on their business at other or ; crew, below, apparent was in the highly instructive chapter in Rochester finance. It any times placescarryingthan to he mustered on deck. The two alter were to be the head to and the hand to execute and published Edinburgh Review some fifteen Steamboat and Sinking .On such as be for that the said guns plan any crime; is the oldest hank here, and its stock was once worth Coi.LrsioN, may designated purpose by pointe 1 forward, to secure the mutineers from an attack, there is consequently, no cause to regret his fate. years ago, and came from the pen of evening about nine the steamboats Common Council; and to an I restrain all and and such of all his officers and Babingtsn fifty per cent above par; now it sells at sixty tier o'clock, Thursday othe.r than licensedprohibit the crew who had not yet joined, but who Capt. McKenzic, accompanied by cent below Is fall stock the Missouri, bound hence for Vicksburg, and the Sain. every persons, butchers, from then elected to come in with were to he crew, attended Divine service on at Macaulay par. this mighty in the on the or of a them, admitted, Sunday Brooklyn, bound down from came in contact business calling butcher, or any branchcarryingwhile the others were to he thrown to return thanks to an all-wi:e Providence for their result of misfortune or pure piety ? Much of tlip Dale, Louisville, or in the said overboard. Latest from an at while Bonet Carre the part thereof, city." were then to out all of tho and from the to which have been Rio..By arrival Boston, stock is owned in and in New : rounding Point,when former They get boats lighten daugcrs they exposed.escape your city, England ran U|*»n the Dale and sunk There are now in (his city thirteen public flu- vi' sel; alter which they were to make for the Isle of The mutiny, we believe, was discovered to Captain from Rio to the 1st ult. have been received.advicesand some ofit by widows andorohans. Who ahull completely amidships, on 44 her at once to her hurricane deck. if not all ot which have been built Pines, where they were to meet with a confederate. They Mackenzie the 29th of November, anil the culprits No |K>liiical news of consequence. The reveal the secrets of the prison house?" Most, undermarkets.eightthe were then to cruise in search ofmerchnnt vessels, on the 1st Dec. This sad alternative, we have executed Empire We have had good sleighing here for the last on board the D. escaped to the Missouri, and the trading to to be in a Part of above authority from the New York statutes. The between this port and Europe ; which after being plun suppose, was expedited by a movement amongreasonthe flourishing condition. theappearsthree weeks, with of a severe winter. last accounts rendered it doubtful whether some " w hich lookeJ like an at reaeue. every prospect on or not power to regulate the sale of is the derad, and the males on boaid killed, were to be disaffected, attempt American squadron had gone to Buenos Ayres and The the necessaries of life are few nersons the lower deck hud nermhed meats, tee.," sunk ; and if there chance l to be The following is a list of the olticen of the So mors price8ofal! The Dale was a new at which the Common any indiscriminatelyfemales, Montevideo. The remainder were to follow in a but the poor suffer for want of bout, built >few Albany for authority by Council proceed to they were to be taken on board the Somers, violated, and when ahe sailed from this port :. low; sadly remurknhlythe Alabama and had an assorted tuken rect retained so Commander. Mo Kenzie. The office seekers are to make river, cargo ard establish public markets in such parts of long as the pirates might desire, when they few days. Our trifling difficulties with the latter are preparing employment.in at Louisville and one also were to be the Lieutenant.Oansevoort. a lunge at the "old white horse" of below, comprising item of the as the convenience committed to deep'. The arrange, then to be desperate bales of cotton. The crew city public may require. inents for the division of the s|lare* Spencer made the atiove following commercial intelligence :. Ciiarles Bagot continued very ill on the Ike. It). known to Mr Wales, he was watched withcircumstancesargus eyes Clerk.O. H. Terry. ft>yiE other than the public market/; to license persons Samuel Turser's Stew art.J. W. Wales. Rio Janeiro, Nov. lit.. Cofpek.Superfine qnalities 13th inst. to the British by Cromwell, boatswain's mate, and Elialiu Small, scarce, ami hack for rate*. 8 600 According Kingston Whig, Distress in Ohio..In Ohio, it is known, the it lor that ; to seaman, who were the lers with kept higher Superfine, ; [butchers, you please] purpose and re- principal ringlea Spen. Firsts, 3,200 ; Ordinary, 2,700 « J,900 ; Second do, 2,400 a it was very difficult, even in Kingston, to obtain of the sound Banks is reduced to a verycirculation 2,61HI. Stock 16 600 triflng amount, and as the currency is nlm->gt mentthey saw the least signs of infection in him, or had NkwEnolan* Society..A very important bags. correct tidings of his state oi health. No bulletin We now come to the least came to Kxchanok.Little doing, 27] ; Spanish Doubloons, of hard money, the value of property ol every the third class of voters, who suspect that he had mad" or intended to is at present agitating, with unexampled 20.100 Pal r?Jriot 1816. was issued. exclusively make any disclosures to any person. controversy; riot, 29,000 Dollars, rlescfiption is correspondingly The will vole under the influence of public opinion, Mr Wales violence, this highly respectable society. The Flack-Dealers holding hack stilly in anticipations of which ia thus uondepressed. be not dating to communicate with Captain injured the in the United brought oebtora may distress eigh'y per cent of which, we believe, demands McKenaie, made all the circumstance* aa detailed subject of dixcttssiou is the of heavy supplies, hy large crop Curiosity Sitor op CARcm.LAMrs..Mr. Saxton's from the facts, whirn are stated in a understood by propriety permitting Statps. Richmond, 18,600 a 19.500; Baltimore, 17,000 a " Dayton that the meat be licensed and Midshipman Spencer, known to the Purser, who the use of wine on their annual recent from Paris of these paper, that well saved hay has been sold for a shops imperatively the to approaching 17.WK) Stock in all hands, 11,000 l>hl«. importation superb lamps, conveyed intelligence Capt. McKenzie,promptlywhen of the a ton, at constable's sale, un i excellent cowsdollar on the same as the other measures wore taken to ascertain the truth 15y the cold water party the admission offestival.the Domestics, very dull sale, African trade being which he is now exhibiting at 20 John street, is a principles publicregulated imm-diately for three dollars a oft he case. at an end for the present at least. piece. At another constable's Whv is it that you so seldom find a Newmarkets. Spencer's papers were thereupon examined, jolly (Jod to these festivities is denounced most treat to look at. Our fashionable people will find sale five hundred biisheta «>t corn the ear were and all the details ot their as narrated in plana by Wales, but oh some new of these well known sold for three dollars!.and acres York jury who will convict a meat-shop butcher 1 were fully confirmed. Spencer, Cromwell and Small, the other hand a strong bodyemphatically;of * ACiiTiNG..ah r'UKiiari yttciii, t'onimnnuru oy entirely styles l.ini|is, eighty of wheat, were then secure and hands well put in, for the same sum! The fine for selling meat in there is #50 on I, all being mustered on deck ti»«r iii« hum imi. i. iii.ii mm is uu^riirnHi^ diiu ao an ol rank and which are now considered the standard in Paris, shops McKenzie addressed them en the of the Capt. Hewster, English gentleman A letterfrom Coshocton to Captain subject surd. Last the carried and have become so in fact in this counlv, Ohio, says:."It conviction, and the party be imprisoned till it is proposed mutiny, apprising tin m that oil the plans of the year temi>erance party their fortune, arrived at New Orleans on the 5th inat. city. Nothing is impossible tor me to give you an idea of the paid. But as to the matter of fact in the premises, mutineers had been discovered and frustrated, and views, and the celebration was as frigid as the most Capt H., who ia the owner of the yacht, left better to illuminate the holidays. See his adver- in this part of the country. Oats will bringdistress warning them of the consequences of any similar usomeiu. 10cents we know of no fine that has ever been ascetic could desire. But it is now contended by the some two and touched at only i»er bushel. Corn 12J cents. Wheat yet paid ; months previous, England 10 cents no for no attempt. that the use of cold water on and demand. Hogs SI per 100 lbs. soonrr is a butcher thus convicted Captain .McKenzio then addressed a circular letter to opposite party that to visit his brother, the present GovernorJamaicaof Heel cattle $1 100 lbs. alive. Four old each of the officers on board the vessrl, the If the public really knew, that General Tom per ye->rs th n lie immediately applies to the Committeeimprisoned, oicept acting and in (lie ineleinent winter, was quite occasion,the Island. His vessel Runs, and steers #10, and other cattle in Midshipmen, requesting their opinion as to the course ol iapierced foreight Thumb wu all that he it represented, viz : a on Police, Watch and with conduct which'sbould be towards and and injurious to the health.. perfectly American. proportion..Baltimore Prisons, who, pursued Spencer positively unjustifiablewill visit the Texan Republic before Iter return to formed, lively, talkative, and intelligent young gen promptness forthwith let him out. commendablethe two men who had been arrested with him. Rach one The ladies, too, it is said, were not well pleased with H. is his Thus, returned for answer that deserved immediate death, England. Cap*. accompanied by family. eleven yearsof age,only the size of tn infant, leman, Naval..The Norfolk Beacon says, that Lieut. they the of last the B iclurd Jones tne .my judgment which may by possibility be obtained and Captgin Mckenzie's opinion coinciding with that of arrangement year Altogether This is something like a yacht. liut one loot ami ten inceos high, and weighingmeasuring husbeen ordered to command of or hi< it was determine I to the a one. the I nited Stutes vessel in this harbor, in the Marine Ward Courts, is at once rendered a officers, carry punishment is very serious We trust, however, subjectthat only fifteen pounds, wo say if the public knew this fact, Receiving into immediate exrsution, All hands were accordingly it all be settled. Theatrical. the American Museum vice Lieutenant T. F. Johnson, who takea complete nullity. Accordingly, the plan now calied'to witness the were then rove may amicably would not bo large enough to of the U. y. destination punishment Whips Thk Park..The performances last were the brig iiainbririge, command by the Superintendent of Markets, is to get,adoptedsay into each end of the fore yard-arm, and one on the inner night hold visitors. Such, however, is truly the fact, and unknown. three the part ol the yard. The prisoners were then brought on (tramd Vocai, CoNCKit r at Niblo's..The Grand for the benefit of Mrs. Brougham, and that charming the General is far the most and indictments against -nine individual, deck and inforir.e dofthe about to be executed by interesting wonderfal punishment Vocal Mrs. Sution and the actress had, as she a The house in the world. The Anothkr Otjtraok by Firbmkn..The fine #150, and bring the action i ...HI. .... «ii»ii«uinn cuiunwi ins ihiiii, miiu Concert, by Brahams.will deserved, bumper. living curiosity Museum is thronged was thrown into he nekinzthe IUII7 " of Tenth and Spruce streets, neighborhood asked mo«t ntlv the of hi* Commander be this at Niblo's. It will be the was crowded. The Love Chase" was day and night, with the first families in the The occurrence of one uuiui. nu wnr ecu lieu, IlllWrVf T, liad pcniti furgivonrss given evening presented, city. commotion yesterday noon, by the and the officers, which was at once accorded to him. He as and went Oeneral remains five so common in our i "et been to tl»»- most brilliant musical entertainment yet given off to.erably well. Mrs. Brougham days longer. The entertainments of those outrages, of late city, brought trial, for reason that the then obtained permission to address the crew, which he this of two fire them ever to this season Mrs. Sutton will the grand the character of with sustained week in the Lecture Room, arc of the first order. a fight between the members companies. counsel for the Corporation haa advised that did, warning against permitting themaelvea perform "Constance," very wr re the Engine he ,as he hail been, into the committal of the she and Next Baroum opens the ball for the The parties engaged Washington the xpens. s will be and if the acdaeed, scena from Norma, Casta Diva, in which elicited joyousness spirit. Mr. Brougham,characteristicas Monday, holidays, Hose Companies, the lorrner very heavy ; corpora crime for which he was about to sutler death. " " with a new and and the Franklin such at the Park when the was Master Willrake was not so hannv. There w«« magnificent exhibition, that will eclipse the latter in The tion gets as will have to *pencer asked a respite of ten minutrs lor himself and applause o|ient in the city, Moyamen*ing, located defeated, they may, they to all hia lormer eflorti. 80 look out, for when Barnum lasted some fifteen or twenty minutes, their own companion* in guilt, in order that they might prepare She also sings with Mr Hrahatn in Bishop'sproduced.loo mncli of 3ount Pave about his |*rsonation of commotion pay costs; and even if get their case, di« This was and he was asked if he wished to a he no in which time the scene was most disgraceful, they granted, celebrated Duett "1 love and with Mr. C. iliis character. Mr. Placide as fSir great thing, xparoi cxpania enrarlngattemptsduring they still have to collect the fine so wi ite to his father or mother ; hut he that he did thee;" William (access. and a fitting for a drunken Indian village, by civil process ; net replied display ttiat on the w He then acknowledged his guilt and the justice ol Brabant, "When thy bosom." Mr. Brahatn will was, a< usual, excellent. Mr. Burton makeFFondlove than for a christian community, and on the hole, it is thought doubtless whether it his and remarked that he would rather mret If). rather punishment, sing several of his best and Mr. Charles his first appearance at this house The New York Museum was well attended laat day..Phil. Q*;.,l)rc. Sabbath will pay. such a death there than to he to the songs, to-night. OfJ~ (at sea) subjected of the We therefore call of exposure on shore. The ten minutes naked forinlamy in addition to "My Boyhood's Home,"Braham,so Citsntas Theatrk..The new play of "Wing night. Nellis, the greatest curiosity present day, Stock dates at upon the Board of Assistants " Philadelphia Yesterday. by Spencer, was extended to of one hour, nearly on former and born without arms," attract* much attention ; he this evening to come up to the the whole of winch upwards in well received occasions, gives "The Lads Wing" having been received last evening with I0«her«-« Western Bank, »; IS do. Sonthwaik Fire Inr., work time wasrmployed by him n those the u»e of independently, to obtain forgiveness of for seduced of the Village;" "The and that brilliant much ap|Tobaiion a and audi variety of feats, that possessing execute*14; 10 do. Kentucky Bnnk.l. v.it-axe voter", doubters, and and (intend Hmail, having endeavoring Seasons," by large fashionable he on all, the him into the rommi'tal of a crime for which he was so we their hands, are unable to accomplish ; performs fir*t "ction of Utnent so song from the Nymph of the Grotto, entitled ence, perceive is announced far this No .rx), that it shall" soon to expiate with his life. Small withheld his repetition half a dozen different musical in«tnimeats, and w inds up SHIP NEWS. n-' li, for a of to S, "Time, Time." Miss Augusta one of the evening. The drama of the PHil.tnf i.rHM. Dec ! ».Arr Smnser, Hreronr, n nrk» [«|. ,-raons [or to .ell meat a, in length time, tmt at last in reply forgivenes* Browne, interesting "Mary, one of the audience, holding the razor with hi* Si butchers] fee., oft reiterated reouest of " Do me he hy shaving -"il Old WondlnntU, Johnston, John, NB; H fful If, i>tae other than th'-public markets." W«> know » forgive Small,' oncer's most scientific and tasteful pianists in this city will Maid ol the Inn," together with the highly success feet. tho comic delineator, singer, and banjo Vnwf, Jersey Cilr. it I'm"l one sai 1 that he fully him " Jenkins, A"-i«'unt Alderman who is pardoned execute two of her most admired fill of the are alao Diamond on the B*i.TiMo*r, Dec 1».Arr Caspian, Arey, Franklin; Planet, o nv ve and ur-" determined Kverv thing being in readiness, the noose was placed compositions piere King's Word," offered, player, also appears, accompanying Tort NH; Delaware tohely, Tmki lilaiid; thi« amendment, or rather re*to officers Tnbey, month, ration to what it was around the neck of each of lha culprits, and the The Saloon at Nibio's has been fitted up in the to nungon unusually splendid ard entertaining bill, above instrument, in his extraordinary dar.cing. Wright, Nonpareil, Skinner, Ponce; Km ma, Johnson, NYorli; Fleet, before; and the public will were stationed about the decks to see that had S|«rn, rro»incetown; K A Stereo*. Bririft, NYork: i :ke re svsry,man most and be - secure an the Victoria's dresses, Mermaid in torcRiAtnhrr all who vole with hint on ihi» both han.Is on th« About one o'clock, (tea magnificent manner, will filled to-night don which will,doubtless, overflowing falsetto Tocalist, Queen Haley, Frankfort. CM Miehnsn, Terry, Nreih.l'ersemiSid v iet of the rope*. time) one Ustonell, Mobile; Northumberland. Nairn, NOrlrw whole question onths 1st of December, the signal for execution was given with a brilliant and fashionable audience louse Picture Oallery, lie. all for shilling Superb,