Boston Evening Transcript from Boston, Massachusetts • 2

FRIDAY, APRIL 16, 1852. BOSTON DAILY EVENING TKANSCRIFT J'iik Suffolk Bank We learn that tlie Committee on the part of tlie Directors who hare been investigating into the flair of the Bonk, have so fer progressed into the matter to lead to the belief tliat tlie defalcation will not be so greet as to interfere with the semi-annual dividend payable next niontH. Ai soon os the returns ore received from all tlie country banka having accounts with them, a full statement will mode by the Directors, of the amount of the loss sustained by the liank by the combined operations of tlie book keeper end paying teller. We hope that this course will he adopted by tlie directors, as it will be the means of informing the stockholders ol' the true state of the case, and put a stop to the exaggerated statement which are prevalent in tlie community. teen, Mrs.

8. C. Hall; Three Poems foots the tnm Uw lu( Knickerbocker; Pres- Went Spark a indication htoiuas, by Barry Cornwall American; Llnea by W. D. QaUaher; Epigram LU Montez Diwa Partridge Poison ib Hw-kMtfl, a near Poem by Alfred Teiinyton; Monkey and Organ Grinder; The Wykoff Affair; an Austrian Chanib: Jokes, Mr Now issued end on at tha office, XTCongraM street st Reddings end Fetridgas, mid tried leal dealer generally; also of the City New amen, and Railway Stallone.

Two Cents rxa Sixclx Con ONE DOLLAR A YEAR! Amurrxexts this Eyrxiro. At the Howard, for tha benefit of Mite Davenport, Ingomor, Paithsnta Miaa Davenport Tha Seven Clerk. At tlie National, fiir tlie benefit of Mis Anna Cruise, Georg Barnwell eeitg i-bla Monte in the moon, Tom Cringle' Log. At tlie Museum, A Hopeless Fusion, and tha Enchanted Harp. Ordwaj'a Hull, (late Province House,) vocal and Instrumental concert, by tlie folians, si Whites and Ethiopian.

The Duteeldorff Gallery of Paintings, at til AUisow-am Beacon street. At tlie Masonic Temple, Readings from Othello by Mr. Dickinson. Natioxai. Theatre.

Miu Anna CrulM, a favorite end useful member of tlio stock company, takes benefit tonight. The celebrated moral tragedy of George Bara-well, and a new burlesque piece, touching upon various of tlie most interesting events of the time in a humorous and satirical atyle, from tbe pen of Mr. Crowell, era tlie principal attraction. Mis Cruise ia a meritorious set reus and, we are pleated too see, ia also Very popular at the National, JJg gcltgrapl) to tljc transcript. rgEFOBTED IT ARROT AND WINAXS, RT MORIR'R LIEE.J New York, April 16.

The Late Explosion. The jury in the Diurna street explosion censure no one. Bahama. The Legislature of the Bahama Inlands waa prorogued on the 25th nit. The Cherokee i now on her way to New York with the moils'.

The Seward Wiiioh. It is said tluxt the Seward Whigs intend to nominate Scott it their meet ing et tlie Broadway House this evening. Salk of Teas. The cargo of Teas per Lebanon was offered st auction this morning. Tlie kidding on Greens, especially Young llvaon, was very spirited, and nearly all sold.

The Blacks were dull, and foil two thirds were withdrawn. Hyson Brought SOJig Young Hyson 303 Twangksy Souchong 46. Albany, Iflth. A heavy freshet has occurred in the river, awl the piers owl docks are perfectly inundated. The water is rushing into tlie 'first flour of some of the buildings un Quay street.

During tlie night tlie river roue rapidlv. liut this morning it has beeu more stationary, the weather is clear and pleasant. From FiiM ac Frixuk. Philadelphia, Ifltli. Advices from l'urt on Prince to March 2Nth have been received.

All was tranquil. The must extensive preparations continued to be made for tire coronation of the Emperor, which was to come off on the 1 1th. Thonsanda were doily arriving, and it waa supposed not less than lOUJKJO would be present at the festival. The Government anticipated the purchase of a large stock of flour and provisions for the use of the troops. All business was to be suspended from eight to fifteen (lays after the coronation.

American provisions were dull. The deliveries of Coffee from tlie coast wss small: prices ranged front 77 to Krt. Logwood, SO 40. ltoubloons, 23.1 23,6. The brigs Isabella Deed, lUyti, and Milton, from New York, were iu port.

Also, eclia. Mail-son, Abbot, Devarcaux, ami Imsiaus. from Boston. Washington, 15th. The French Spoliation Rill was engrossed in the Senate, 26 to 10 Borland's amendment striking out the limitation to five millions being rejected.

Messrs. Sumner. Hamlin, Davis, Hide and L'pliam voted yea. The House discussed tlie printing coalition until adjournment. The Supreme Court have decided the case of the Glamorgan grant under which half a million acres of land were claimed in Arkansas in ftvur of the government Mangnm's speech in favor of Scott has produced great sensation.

The report that Judge Nelson of Oregon had re signed, is contradicted. WtSHiNurox, ltltli. The Union contains a letter front B. F. Ifallett, (of Mrss.) Chairman of tlie Ifomorntic National Committee, in favor of tlie Compromise.

The Senate have confirmed II. II. Preston, Naval Officer for Savannah. EVENING TKAJf SCRIPT. rsiBiv i.

Cut Authobitieb a Kossuth. It will be seen by reference to the report of ihe proceeding, of the Common Council let evtniiig, that quite ap icy end ipirited discussion took place in relation to the acceptance of a report respecting what course the City Government would adopt iu relation to the visit of Koaeuth as the guest of the State. The report waa signed by Aldermen Cary and Allen, and Hewn. Gardner, Thompson, Jewell, Haskell, Kimball and Thomas, of the Common Council. This report waa accepted by the Board of Aldermen on the 5th and appeared in the newspapers the succeeding day.

From what we have gathered in our intercom with the citizens, we should infer, that the course proposed by the Committee meets with the warm approval of a vast majority of the people of Boston. The report is courteous to the distinguished exile, and to the State authorities. In view of the position of the ease, we cannot see what other course, con sistent with a due regard to the honor of the city, could have been recommended. We believe that when the excitement of the hour shall have passed away, and the affair is Tiewed in the calm light of history, it will he found that the course of the City Government will commend itself to the impartial judgment and sober second thoughts" of all men whose approval is to be desired. We have thus far heard hut one sentiment in regard to the matter.

And we apprehend that as time rolls on, it will be found that the course of the authorities will be justly regarded as worthy of special commendation. We regret to record a fact which wss elicited by the discussion last evening. It appears that when the committee representing the city of Boston had an interview with Kossuth they were somewhat startled by his query, Why did you NOT COME BEFORE?" While we are willing to adopt the sentiment of an English statesman, in pardoning something to the spirit of liberty, it surely requires more liberality than wo are willing to adopt to forget the above unfortunate salutation received by the representatives of our city. We suspect that the State authorities are rather more desirous to divide the expenses incident to the reception of M. Kossuth, than they are to hare the honors divided." We hare no doubt that the Mayor of the city, and our own fellow citizens will show all possible respect to the guest of the Commonwealth, next week; that so for as the city of Boston is concerned, its high character, and its ancient feme, will be folly sustained by its public officers and citizens.

More than this we do not ask. Tuk Escaped Prisoxkr. It haring been slated that McLaughlin cftected his escape from the prisoner's room of the Municipal Court simply by the use of table rase knife, the Atlas says the romance of this story has been somewhat marred hr the Cut that Bums carpenters had been at work in a lobby adjoining, and had left soma of their tools, including mallet and ehlael, in the room in which the priiuuere were confined, which McLaughlin noticed end applied them to his own use. In connection with thin it should be known that the boards which it is aid he cut with the knife, were previously loose, and had indeed been sawed off between two beanie, which rendered their removal comparatively easy. After taking up the boards, McLaughlin escaped through the floor to the entry underneath, before stated.

A fellow prisoner attempted to go through the some operation, but not being of so slight a fimu as his predecessor, be could not queue liimaelf through the aperture. Reovlab Nomination. We are snthorized to publish the following the regularly nominated ticket for officers of die Mercantile Idbrary Association, accepted fay the Society st its last monthly meeting: For President Geoiuie S. Blanchard. For Vice President James A.

Wool son. Fur Corresponding Secretary Carlos Fierce. For Hecurding Secretary John H. C. Campbell.

For Treasurer Tliouiss Lee. Fur Director E. C. Lothrop, John F. Fsyson, (ieoi-ge M.

Dowe, John B. Neal, 1 leiuy Blanchard, Albert F. Site, Edward A Locke, Seymour Lyman. The election tikes place on Wednesday next, and there will again we presume, bo an orrusmux of some nature got up previous to that time. The Wild Geese are sorely perplexed with die present spell of weather." Yesterday morning, Urge flock passed over dm city towards the sooth, and this morning they were seen going back to the north but from present appesranrra lliry will net be likely to stay long.

F. 1 P- M. They have a better chance now, as the un has just beamed out in brightness; Attempt to Fire a IUilway Static. About 7 o'clock last evening the Taylor's Ledge Depot, Somerville, on the Lowell Railroad, wee found on fire. A keg containing kindling was placed in die middle of the floor end set fire to, and the discovery was made just as die flour hail begun to be charred.

A few miuutei more end tlie building must have been destroyed, luns been in greet demand the past week, and go quick. Exchange is no robbery, but if die person who took from Learned's eating-room, Congress street, yesterday afternoon, silk umbrella in lien of a ruffes one, will call at this office lie can hare Mu. Ota readers will notice in another paregriiiih a list of the regularly nominated candidates Air nffli-cra of the Mercantile Library Association. We arc glud to learn that these gentlemen represent the law audonlergovem-meiit of the present year. Narrow Escape from Death.

Mr. Daniel Galusha, porter in building iu Court avenue, laid down in one of the moms to sleep.Wedueaday night, and came near being sufluested by die gas arising from a charcoal fire. He waa discovered, in an insensible state, by another porter. Correction. In the article on Daguerreotype Like I tenors iu yesterday's Transcript, in the Wh line from die top of die aei'ond column, magnificent should read magnified; 13th line should read and largely benrjilted Ha goerreotype.

s. A Phixtrr ix Office. Tlie Bee says Ilenry Hull, a compositor iu the Inwall Courier office, has been appointed ticket master of tlir Boston and Worcester Railroad, in tills city. Mr. Editor: When la die benefit which Mins Davenport promised hut (Mi for the gentleman who translated the tragedy of Valeria? SuHF WHO DESIRED TO GO.

Municipal Meeting 1 the Mayor and Aldermen. A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen was held yesterday. An order waa passed, the Joint Special Committee who have in charge the subject ol making additions to tlie City Hall, to report any other plan tliry may expedient, by which accoiumoibiliuiia fur all Ilia city ufficrrx and tlie Fublie Library may be bad in one building. The Mayor waa joined to the Committee. An order waa passed, appointing Aldermen bleeper and Rich a committee to audit the omiunta of the Treasurer of the Fnukliu Fund.

Tlie following praanilde and order were adopted Whereas, it expedient that tlie Mayor and Aldermen, for the time being, slionld know and be thoroughly etta-ftrd with tlie persons whp uumpuae tlie Watch and Police Departments of tlie city, therefore Uniered, That hereafter, the members of the Watch and Police Departmenta. including tlie heads of Ihe Departments, be appointed annually this Board, and that Tin Historical Society or Massachusetts. This Society held its annual meeting at it rooms over the Savings Bank, on Thursday last, the 15th inst. The following is a list oT the officers elected for the ensuing year: Hob. James Savage, President; Joseph Willard, Recording Secretary; Rev.

Alexander Young, D.D., Corresponding Secretary, Richard Frothingham, Treasurer; Rev. Joseph B. Felt, Librarian; Isaac F. Davis, Cabinet Keeper; Hon. Edward Everett, Rev.

George E. Ellis, George Livermore, N. B. Shurtleff, M. Charles Deane, Standing Committee.

This Society, one of the oldest and uiot efficient literary institutions in the eountiy, waa founded in and is the parent of the numerous Historical Societies which now exist in almost every State of tlie Union. In the course of sixty years it has published thirty octavo volumes of historical collections, which contain a mass of materials invaluable to the student and writer of American history. Its thirty-first volume is now in the press, and will be published in a few weeks. By it charter the number of memben is limited to sixty, among whom are to be found the names most distinguished in this department of literature, such as Sparks, Frescott, Bancroft, Ticknor, Everett, and others. To these has recently been added the name of Francis Farkman, the author of the admirable History of Fontiae.

The Society holds a stated meeting on the third Thursday of each month, when valuable and interesting commnnicatious are presented and read. The use of its Library, which contains a large and precious collection of manuscripts and printed books relating to the history of the country, is extended with great liberality to all who are engaged in historical inquiries. The society, unfortunately, lias no fluids to purchase books or even to pay the salary of a librarian. Its whole income is derived from an assessment of three dollars a year on its members, amounting to a hundred and eighty dollars annually, which is barely sufficient to pay its incidental expenses. A working society like this, which has already accomplished so much, is certainly deserving of the patronage of an intelligent community; and it is greatly to be desired that some of the surplus wealth of the city and state might he anted into this channel, so that 11 te society's rooms might he kept constantly open for study, and a librarian he always on the spot to facilitate the investigations of that growing class of in-quire rs the students of American history, v.

Soiree Musicals. Quite an agreeable musical entertainment, of a private character, was enjoyed Wednesday evening, by the friends of Mr. Sale-monski's pupils at the residence of one of their number. A printed programme was flirnished, and in all appointments for performance, the elegant saloon waa transformed into a miniature concert room. The programme comprised a solo by Mr.

G. F. Hayter, who presided st the piano and two violin solos by Mr. Suck, a composition by Ernst and Frame's ilelancolie, in the artist's best style. The vocal part was made up from the gems of the modem composers, in form of solo, duo and trio; the whole closing with the Prayer of Moses," in chorus, and affording a most pleasing entertainment, alike gratifying to teacher, pupils and friends present.

We could not bat reflect upon the advancement of saiuicsl teste end culture in our midst within very few years past, as we listened to such cavstinai as Mio Fernando and Vita race, so creditably sung, and which hut a while since, were presumed to he within the capacity of professional artists only. Fowl" Business Some scoundrel, or scoundrels, plundered a whole neiglilioriiood of their poultry, in Xortlikoro', on Sunday night last. The Selectmen, by order of a rote of the town, have offered reward of ffiliW fur tlie detection of the scamp. Worcester Spy. The next "Fowl business in enormity is exchanging cation for tilk umbrellas.

A heavy fondness lias been done in this city the post week. Will not not our Mayor offer some reward, for tr-peril in this hoKiness LKGISL.lf I Hfc. akroRTEb Yon tAr TtuxscRirr.l Friday, April Ifttli. Senate. Alter prayers end the disposition of House papers, Mr.

Knowltmi wee at hie own request, excused Ruin Nerving nil tlie Kossuth Committee, aud Mr. Aldeii eppointrd in hie plaue. Mr. Wood. Rum the Committee nu the Treasury, reported that the results for tlie pay of the chaplains of tlie legislature ought to pan.

Mr. Griswold, from the Judfciary Committee, reported thiil the House UU concerning Cemeteries ouitiil not to orders of tlie day were tiieii taken up and tlie following matters passed to he engrossed Hills to prevent and mtnish fraudulent urrest; to incorporate the Kaatem Avenue Corporation. Resolve on tlie petition of Juiues Peliloi and wife. The bill for the more equal ssei-seiiieiit of taxes under delwte when our report i-livcd. In tlie House, after prayer by Rev.

Mr. Iliirtnn. end tlie fniu'iirmit disposition of Senate papers, tlie morning business, in the shape of petitions, report, waa small and unimportant. The following were passed to be enartod Bill in relation to tlie House uf Correction lu Suffolk Comity; in addition, 4c. concerning the Mutual Fire Assurance Co.

of Springfield end the vicinity; concerning Havings Hanks and Institutions for Savings; to authorize tlie sale of parsonage property In tlie Parish of West Tis-bury. One thousand extra eopteg of the repiet of the Falm-a-tioti Committee on the subject of I Turneries, were ordered to hr printed. The special endenment wm taken up et quarter be-fore 11, and the consideration of the liquor lull waa re- "jlrJIiirae of Lowell, moved an amendment providing that the bill eiiail not he ennstmed to prohibit tlie maim-faetinw slid sale of eider fiir other pun Me than use Rs a bevere. or tlie sole and use of the fruit of tlie riue fir tlie rnumieiiinretinn of the land's Supper. Numerous proposition were made to amend this, mil they welre all detested, ami then foll.iwcd a Mattering dis-i-ttssiou upon the amendment.

Finally the previous qiti'stiiui was applied, and (he amendment adopted by a vote of 14U to 14a. The yeas and nay were then token on engrossing the bill, uid resulted Yeas, nays, 193. Mu. I.rhpkrmkh bring recommendation from Horace Greek, Neill, N. F.

Willis, John Fierpout, and others equally chjniIiU' of judging. Tlie following ehftri-teritic letter ii from John Neal Puktlxni). Aug. 131. To all whom it may concern: live bearer.

Mr. le-silrniiiT' a native of Maine, and now living in New York, ha been long engaged ex a reader in Hume of tlie limiter school uf that city aud neighhurlmod. I learn, however, that in varatiniia site has been in the habit of giving public reading and ith great success in the city irf New York and elsewhere. She is introduced ue rv my friend, tlie Rev. John liciynjiil, as a eiuuiee-tinuoftlie family, flaring myself hoii opportunity hearing her, I iln not m-tuple to recommend her reading allogqluir superior tlialuf any female I have yet heard.

With a rich, nuwrrflti, and exceedingly well trained voice, she read with a dramatic earnestne. which, witlmut bring tlientriral or declamatory. 1 better by far than stage reeding, and wonliier uf encouragement: and is withal a poet, so tlit elie reads inipMkhmed anil pure puetty. liks see authorised to go ft will us an interpreter uf man's kicner manifestation. With repcL Jon Neal.

Meksexher or the City Cuuni-ii. We ore pleased to notice tlie election by the Common Council of Mr Cyme Gould to the post uf Messenger to tlie City Council Tills young man lias unrivalled claims and qualification for tlie office, as he ho been an Assistant Messenger for the fire paet year, and diving tlie two past year baa per. formed nearly all tlie duties of the station. Hi urbanity and fidelity in a itihnrdiuate position, are sure indication lh( lie will vnqieriy discharge moro responsible duties Tlie geutli-mau selected by thr Hoard of Aldermen lias many friends, and is held in high estimation, but the election of one whose rlniiui are more potent, and whose ex perience is acknowledged, cannot iitrely be recorded os iu any degree affecting the standing of tlie party thus de felted. Ciiarue or Fraud.

A man named John H. Huoga was yesterday committed to jail in default of tlie means to procure bail in filtmo, on charge of haring defrauded Ida creditor. A while ago, he wo convicted in Ihe Court of Common Fleas, of fraud, the same being a process of debt for 8. He went to jail, took tlie poor debtor's oath, aud was discharged. After tli rendition of the verdict, the defendant left the city, and on returning yesterday, was arrested as above.

Tlie ground of the action was that the defendant contracted the ilebt without any Intention of paying it IVasitixfiTox, April 151h. A number uf valuable papers were destroyed by the fire at the Capitol yesterday morning. Tlie court archives were also slightly defaced. The Collins Link. Washington, April 15.

It is understood that the Senate Fost Office Committee have agreed to allow the Collin Line an increase of pay from almut per trip to New Yoiik, April 13. A semi-muiitlily lino of steamers will commence plying between New Orleans and San Jiutn. on the first of June, to consist of the Daniel Webster and the Pampero. The latter has been refitted and lengthened 6D feet. Large Fine.

There waa lately ent, in the town of Fayette, a pine tree, the diameter of which at the stump was six feet and two inches and thirty feet shore the stump the diameter was four feet. There were two branches, one being broken off, tlie remaining branch, at one hnn dred and twenty-five feet from tint ground, inea nred one foot" in diameter. This pine scaled eight thousand and fiftr-six feet, and was br Daniel Trnr, on what known as tlie Smith snd Lambert lot It was thought by lumbermen to he one of the largest ever cut in this region. Mtine Farmer. CITY KSS XOTICKR.

FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 18. 138. The New lVarld. Will be puhlialied mi Batnnlay morning, April 17, a new weekly paper of Literature, Criticism, Music, Art, News end General Intelligence, far City end Ciuntry Circulation, entitled Tn Naw nai.n, edited Iiy Epe Sahokxt price nxa dollar per annum single copies two cents. Published by Dniion 4 Wentworth, Transcript Building, No 37 Congress street Terms inrariably in adeanee.

It is printed on a fine paper, with new type, and contain twenty-four eolumni of choice reading matter, in a convenient form for filing snd binding. All who want a cheap but compendious paper tn send to friend in the country, md the postage on which will be only om cent, are recommended to look at Ilia New World. A specimen (Nut 1) con be seen on application st the Counting Boom of tha Transcript. table or contexts. First Page.

Tha Birth of Spring. by Horace Smith; The Story of Ancestry, John Blogg; A poetic Sketch, by R.T. Conrad; A Reminiscence of the Tremont Temple Works of Daniel Webster Visiter to Khartoum, Africa; Young Again, poetic, by G. C. Hill rasquin and Marfb-rio; Proposed Monument to (Smithion; Canty Carton Intemperance The Sugar Season A Eulogy; Miscellaneous Paragraphs.

Second Page Editorial Salutatory: Tha United State In l'Jftft; Expulsions at Yale College; New England Art Cnion; Perfection of American Mteain Machinery; Kossuth's Expectations The Fast Day Sermon of Rev. Dr. Gannett, on Tlie Spirit of Reform" in tail; loetry-llow Bleat the Bighteone;" Short Articles. Third Pope Phonetic Correction by tlie President; New Publications; Rapping Poetry- remarkabie production, reported from tha spirit of Robert Southey; Trial of Happen A Correct Lit at the ee iuiu Neye on the Massachusetts Liquor Bill; KuVh 1 tn Boston; Theatrical; Power New by Telegraph and Mail Tk pT11 tign Items; Car. In Berkshire County; The Grrat April Storms; Anecdote and Witticisms; City Itemi, Marriages and Death Market Beportt, Feurth Page Tin Two Isabela, Coquettish Seven- i Roue; Mr.

Pomrtcl Hatch will tell, tomorroW; et tii office, ertnirr of tongrraa end Water streets, 800 to TOO foreign rnoe btislies, just imported by a florist. They are represented in prime condition to put Into the ground when tlie frost leaves 1L Mao. J.EaDKRxiKR's Keapixoi Pomtfoxkd. On account of the excessively bed weather Mr. Letdernfer postponed her Reeding till evedibg, os may ha seen by tlie kilvertiaemeuL We trust the weather then will not lire vent her having frill house.

Stock Sales. AT BOSTON STOCK AND EXCHANGE BOARD April 10, 183. lft 3 ermont Central Railroad 15 l. 7ft do 19 1-4 A do 14 to do A) do 60 after It) 1-4 to lu 1 80 after Id T-a IK) do Ito do 4 Ml do 40 i 19 1-4 toft do 18 1 1 do (K) do 10 d. 1 1-f 700 1 4U0 do 1 74 OtQ do 19 Iftft do IK) do 19 1M do 1 9 8 Canton Company 74 390 Heading Railroad Id.

.87 14 IK) ilo 87 14 In Norfolk County liaiind 17 Fitehlmrg Honrnail ltd 1-4 7 Boston and Maina Railroad ll 10 Rutland Railroad 81 li tHiuth Shore Railroad 9 8-4 it) do 9 J4 El do s80 8-4 1 rivers Hank 101 34 lft Hank of Commerce UN 17 Western Railroad US 14 17 Michigan Central Railroad 97 14 9 Boston end Providence Railroad 7 8ISM Vermont Central July. 139 94 830K) Vermont Central Mortgage 7e 91 Mr MIX PRIXTIXU, CERTIFICATES AN!) TIIANKERS fiw Huike and other Cotpo-rations, 'with or without Seal,) NOTES, BILLS OF EXCHANGE. DRAFTS, dr, executed in a manner resembling plute-wurk. Also rich end beautiful stylet of BANK CHECKS, with virions Tinted Grounds end Ornament. jrllRDI, All kinds of BVSINE99 end otiicrCARIlS, printed on thr Newly Invented YANKEE CARD PRESS, at lUncrED Fnicsa-at Salto dt Wentworth's Establishment, tlVeii script Office,) ST Congress Mrnei, where specimens may he seen.

Special yptices. Attention, l.lakt Curt I There will be a special meeting uf tlie lioston 1 jglit Guard, at their Armory, In Fankuii. Hall, THIS i.Krideyi EVENING, et 74 o'clk, to art mi important business, ilcmandiug ixhemate attention. Fer older of tlie Coinmaiuier. sp 10 lp G.

F. Tl LEMON, Clerk. Afileined Meeting af the Aeeglewemna'e Friend Nnrlety. The Annual Meeting of the Needla- woman Friend Society will lie held in the Cliapel of Rev Mr Waterstnn's Church. Bedford street, ou TUESDAY, April nth, at ll o'clock A.

M. Member are requested to curios their subscriptions witii name and place of resilience, sp It iseopit F. G. CTRTIS, Secretary. Rnatnn I.lbrary.

Tlie Annual Meeting of tha BOM ON LIBRARY SOCIETY will be held at thair Room, over tlie Areli in Frauklin place, for ths choice of Officers, and to decide rrapeeting a proposition to alter tlie 13tli Bye law. and art upon any oilier bneiness that may I brought In fore them, on FRI DAY, tlie 14th day of May next, at 4 o'clock F. M. And ail Rooks must be returned to tlie Idbrary on the Saturday preceding, via, the Nth of May, for tlie neglect of which fine of one dollar sill be incurred. WM T.

ANDREWS, Secy. epl Hoar Wright, Kag i Dear Sir, FI csss Insert the following letter to the Journal. I wont it in your paper, and all others in Boston, who bsva published my card to the Vermont Central Stockholders, end will pay for it on presentation of their bills st Ik Merelianie' F.xehsnia. Reepeetflillv. JOHN W.

KEYMUl K. lioston, April 13, 138. Kditorn of Biwlss Jsnieli Gentlemen, In yunr fiiisneiul erucle today there is on pRclal notice of my eanl to the Shareholder of the ermont Central, which appeared in the Boston Fust of (Ail date. By your notice it appears a of yesteriey'a ilate. AuiHher misstatement that, in consequence of my having behaved so niiprmsrly that the Direvlora were obliged to go to NuniiltcUl to recall him," would read better thus: Mr Seymour found it hi duty to put seals on the Couipany safes in tlie Fresideii'' office; end iiimwei.f, by TaLR-II HA PH, Nl'MHUNKII I TO SUSTAIN HIM, whfh VI do-dined to do Had the Pfrerton put it In tine shape, they would only have said tlie truth, and appealed in a more dignified light than their vague, scmi-anonyinoni inuendoee present them, in tlie notice" I refer to.

I wee diauiissed today! not YERTEimAT and it wss simply for publishing 1 w. SKYM0L. Rpeelal Walli-e! Tn hie Siiarehoi.dens or thr VmiMuNT Central Railhoap I'dmpant. Tlie undersigned 'being employed in the Treasurer' Office of yinir Corporation i lias a statement of facts, implicating the in. teyrUy uf the.

whole Iloartl of Management, which lie feels it a duty to bring to your notice; he haring at plied bi the legitimate soHrrri fureeeiet-ance ill the prosecution of Ilia dntiea. It is my intention, in a day or two. after arranging preliminaries, to call an informal meeting of ths proprietors of the Company, end there moke my etatements. All I Rk is air rplny, and that vua eeenre me the eight jCiKiti tiiprorr the ehargri I shall prefer. Guarantee me this, and Ill go alieed to your edveiitiii.

The meeting 1 aliall call will be with the view to tlie ap-" Investigation, who will of acre! to yon Guarantee me tb The meeting 1 puintnient of committee uf empowered to hire clerk to earn it on. And I wonld advise the guaiiensuin of another Annual Beport until their labor shkll lie tenninated. JOHN W. SEIMOIB. Verniimt Central Railrnwi Office,) Huston, April 13, WK.

I im Hperlnl To THE 8HABKHOT.dk or THR Vkksiont Ckstbai. KAii.nnAn Cosii'ant. Boston, IMh April. 1-K. In acconlance with my announcement in ths MARHIACiKH.

In this city. 15th lust, by Rev F. D. Huntington, at the South Church, Mr GkoRueL.iIanoidob tn Miss Carolixe R. Harris.

l.Vh inst, by Rev Alex'r Blekikic, Mr Janes HcI-akr to Mi Marv Anx Cahf.eon. 13th Instant, by Rev A. A Miner, Mr Benjamin Suer-rurnr, of Iortsmmilli, N. to Mis Elizabeth F. Avert, of Wolf borough, N.

H. At lortamnutii, N. H. 9lh instant. Mr 8amvrl H.

Tta-sets, of Watertown, Moos, to Min Catharirr Pacrrr, ANcw Haven, Conn, by the F-oj C. M. Reari Mr Francih ll. Osoood, of Haverhill, Maes, to Mias Karan E. Hrvrnh, of N.

11. dkathk. Iu this eity, talh inst, Mra Dorotht wife jf Mr B. Shearer, and daughter of the Wa Wm Dickie ou, of Carolisr daughter of George and Caro- At e.iSSSM'' Mehiia Mr Nathaniel JonA, 90 yn 10 Charieswwn, ltth tnstanL Sarah Anra, daughter of tkinon and Almira Brown. I yr mo.

At Welt Newton, lh inst. Alfbed Oaooon, eon of Ijiuau w. and Else D. iJncoln, It tuna 14 da. Atl.vun.

Hei.ievG, wife off aleh M. I zing and daughter of Rev David Htimson, of Charleston, Me, 83. At Newburypnrt. i Beilcville.i lwli instant, Mrs Mart, widow of the late Robert Deris, 9t yra I niiw. At T-eieester.

Otli iu-t. l.ient Nathan raioe, neeriy gg. He served in tlie hattls of Bunker Hill, and alio in the army in 77, mid 1. At Morristown, N. J.

wh inst, Mra Sai.lt Noyes, wifb of Issac It. Ninre. nmi daughter of Ebenezer Drury, of 8hrwebury. Main. P.IMIISIRI.

Tn the steamship America, (at HolifaK) from Liverpool for iioaton, Mr ana Mn Thoa Groou, sun and daughter, Sn the "Vancouver, for Chino, Copt David Foliar, of West Hoxhtuy. Tn the Sulinte, for St Jgo, Mra Drtnkwstar (captain xlfei anil child. Congress Today. Washington, 16th. Senate.

Mr. Gwin moved to postpone tlie consideration of private bills until 1 oclock: agreed to. Mr. Borland asked tlie indulgence of the Senate. to nuke a proposal explanatory of his connection with tin printing subject, occasioned by certain editorials iu yesterday's Union.

Home. Tlie Speaker announced the first business in order to lie the printing report, tlie motion ending being Mr. Porker's motion to lay the whole subject on the table. Air. Edgartun moved the House go into Committee on tlie Private Calendar lost.

The question of tabling the printing report, recurring. Mr. Morgan moved a oidl of the Houae motion loot, 39 to 106. The vess end nays were llien ordered on tabling the whole subject. Norfolk, 16th.

The remains of tlie late Commodore Warrington reached this port today. Thev will be interred in the naval cemeterv. New OitLKiss, 15th- The America's advice: were received after tlie close of busmens hours, but being considered unfavorable tlie market will probably open at a slight decline. New Oiti.F.Asa. 15th.

The Picayune has advices from Havana to the 7th inst. A terrible fight took place near that city a few days previous between some American and Engliah sailor. Tin-military were called upon to interfere hut before order could be restored several person were killed. New Ouleans, 19. We have dates from San Francisco to March 20th, but the news is not ul much importance.

PniLAiiELFHiA. 1.1th. Stock closed ft nn Sixes 't end ft, 11 offered; Penn fives U3i offered; Long Island ttp. Resiling 741. New Osman.

11th. Cotton iteody but quiet; Increase all the ports 507 jUt Markets. New York, April 10L Nothing of importance doing in t'utton. A moderate demand fiir Flour, lint tlie market is heavy end easier; KkO bide at $4 08 1 1 fur common to straight state; Southern steady: sale 00 bills at 4 26 4 81. Hy Flour and Com Meal nom inally the mine.

Wheat dull price nominally the lame, held et 7ii, without talcs. Con Kyehehl at 7il, without tales. Cora less plenty; market firmer: iJU bushels at Cti fiir mixed Houthem mid 884 for yellow do. dais um-lianged. New Men Pork heltl l'J 31) 850.

Ijird in good demand, and oilYsii'iiii'. STocxa lower; Sixes 87 111: KM Canton 911: 100 Erie 47.010 Convertibles, uf 71. Norwich 31; Sri Nicaragua 4ft: Resiling 741; in'll) Harlem 70: 1IR)0 Zinc 111: Itsi Kdseworlli Hudson MR New Haven 111. P. M.

Stocks arc slitter since the Board. Ship New. New York, 1-Dli. Ar. barque Three Brother.

Anderson, liauvia experienced severe gales, lust a whole euit of eeils, jib, flying jib-boom. Also ar, ldtli, barque I'arolina, Slierwood, Charleston. Also sr, barque Chariot te, Wynns, St Marita; brim So union Eaton, Sparks, Uuoyama; llriliih Queen, Brown. St John. lik.

MalanicrTbomdike, Cerdeues; Hr sell Londonderry, Maillerd, New York; ch Ontario, Himou-ton. Mayaguez. Ar et Philadelphia Ifttli, brig Andover. Hardy. Boston: William do: sell Worcester, Providence.

Cld, liip Wm Sprague, Chase, New Orleans; honiu Emm, C'liiuw, Carden: liriga Empire do; Geo Washington. Ci-enfliegos: whs Thomas, New Hedfiinb Geo Edward. Hus Uni; Ilium as Hicks, Portsmouth; Sylvia Higby, Box-bury. Ar at Baltimore, lith, ship MieaiRiippi, New York; erli Gen Cushing. Newbumiort.

('Id 14th, barque Reindeer, Gayle, and Koliert, Rio Janeiro; sch Modena, Hoe lull. Ar 13(11, barque Helen Maria, Boston. AratChaneiti dig lftth, barque I Bay. Ar at Mobile 9th. hanitie Maine, FetkiniL New Yolk; brig Vcnount, Iliiludelpliia.

L'lil, ships Ellen, Phillips, livcrpool: Sea Nymph, Fatten, lilahgow; mil, harniivs Roxana, cud Mario, ibwtun; lirig Foci tie, Newcastle, Me. Aru New Orleans 7th. shins Viola. Wltiting, Boston; Aral New Orleans 7th. shins A tola.

WhUiniL Boston; Allegliany. Shatiklaud. Pliiladeluhia; barque Trout. Cullemer. Clisrlestou; brigs Vt illiems, San Juan, Culm; Contest, Kingston, Jai ships Joshua Mauran Spear.

St Petersburg: tor, Rowers. New York: Conics, richer, Boston. Arstli, ship lliirtiy, Morrell, I. ivenmol; liarqne Te eo, Window, Havana. Cld, ship Brutal.

Couch. Contest, Kingston, Join; sell It Newton, Chagrei ships Joshua Mauran, Horton. Izvercool; John Spear. St Petersburg: lease Allerton, Sears, and Medio-- her. Boston.

Teiles- r. i mm. v- nuijn ii.i., Napoleon, Hunt, and Horizon, Thompson, Uverpool; boDiw Pollock, i Br) do brig Denmark, ltouney, Hat auxin: sch Wm Pettes. St Marks and Newport Ar at New Orleans. 14tfa.

ship Southerner, New York. Ar 13th, aldp ten Ureeue, I jveroooL Dimanter. The brig Jolm Kendall, Boyd, from Cardenas fiir New York, with sugar and nuriasses, while ut anchor in the Narrows, was mn into by an nnknown schooner end tank in 9 fathoms water. The damage to the schooner not ascertained. Spoken April 8, lot Xti, ion lfl; barque Chsoe, with SO nbUotl The btfque Chu Lex.

ftn rort ws Prince, et Phile-drip) ii. reports speaking Mch 1, lot 41. ion 89. new barque Augusta Allen, from Thomaston for New Orleans, with lime, on fire. She we making fiir tha nearest part though the chance of being able to reach one wen small.

The from the MB to the 13th experienced cold northwest storms. Shoprreakino. The store of Andrew Bauer, tailor, Washington street, waa broken into lest night snd robbed of 81 pairs uf pantaloons snd other article. On the 7th instant, in unsticcessflil attempt was made to rob the store. Sentence or Capt.

Dixky. Judge Sprague this morning sentenced Capt. Samuel N. Dixey, who waa Implicated with Capt. Pitman in the plunder of specie from barque Missouri, to 6 yean Imprisonment in Dedham Jail, and to pay a fine of 840.

The aggravation in this case waa that the Missouri waa commanded by Dixey, who induced Pitman to join him iu the plunder. Only 87300 of the money has been recovered, and no public devriopement hai been mad a to the disposition of the balance. Tbomu Dunn, ion of Dr. T. C.

Dunn, of Newport, has received the appointment of Cadet at West Point Kossuths Movement Exception, Ac. Letters from Washington announce that the distinguished Magyar visited Mr. Webster on Thursday. Today he was to go to Mount Vernon, and on Saturday leave for Trenton, X. where he would address the people of the State.

On Monday he will be met in New York by the State Committee, who will conduct him to Springfield, where lie will arrive at noon. From thence he goes to Worcester, to remain until Tuesday morning. He will reach this city on Tuesday, at about noon, and be received by a division of the Massachusetts Volunteer Militia, consisting of the Boston Brigade and a brigade detailed from the others. The sub-committed to meet Kossuth in New York is composed of Hon. Anson Burlingame, of the senate, Gen.

Eliab Ward, of Middlehoro, and Chas. 8. Newell, of Lawrence, of the house. The state house is to be most elegantly decorated fur the event of his formal reception by the state. Four lines of flags, American and other nations, are to be stretched from the two comers of the front of the -state house and the two comers of the large balcony, to the ironfence in Beacon street Three triumphal arches will he placed at agreeable intervals on the steps of the state house, the prominent one bearing the motto Welcome Kossuth to the Capital of the State." The pillars of the building are to he tastefully entwined with evergreens, and the whole will nn-donhtedly make a charming appearance.

The legislative committee hare secured apartments at the Severe House fur the accommodation of Gov. Kossuth and suite. The following is the official order from Head Quarters, fur the reception Governor Kossuth will arrive on Tuesday next, at 11 o'clock A M. He will be received at the Mill Dam Crossing by a Division of the State Militia, and escorted up Beacon street, to the front of the 8tate House, where he will be welcomed by the Governor of the Commonwealth thence the escort will move through Fark, Tre-mont, Warren, Washington, State, Commercial, South Market, Merchants' row, Ann, Blackstone, Hanover and Court streets, to the Bevere House, where Kossuth will reside while the guest of the State. The division detailed will consist of the came companies which were ordered oat at the reception of President Fillmore last fall, and will be under the command of Major General B.

F. Edmond. The committee on the reception, of which Gen. Wilson is chairman, decided upon the above escort and particulars, after an animated debate, yesterday afternoon. Kossuth will he received by both branches of the Legislature on Wednesday.

The railroad arrangements connected with the reception are under the direction of Hon. Mr. Keyes of Dedham. We quote from the Burlington Sentinel tlie following epigram, on eeeing it announced in the Boston Times, that I Ails Mantex has lost two bracelets since she has been in this conntiy." The Jen i eeprit professes to he by Our Jim" (a synonym for J. G.

Saxe); hat we think it must have been instigated by the Jesuits Three jewels of beauty and cost, Are a 1ms it were hard to sustain But tlie two in America lost, tihe may chouse to recover again! Round Iron we an sending to America is not intend' a for chains. When our te wanted for that purpose we should be informed, so that we msy prepare it properly." The Pembroke P. I. W. Round Iron we are selling ii intended for Chaim ar any other purpote rognmng great etrengtk.

When any ia wanted for such purposes we need not be iu formed so that we may prepare it properly. Pembroke Iron Company Wm. E. Conn, Ar 15. 1WKL Treasurer.

2w raBwick has discovered le easily employed in making goo-light. He has illuminated the light house at Meaghers Beach with it, at an expense of 19 per annum. When you write for the press, nee black ink clfur, pwd pRjHT, written on one suit onlv in let-ter large and plain enough to be reed like print and, if you suspect defects in style, grammar or jin actuation, get a friend to correct it, and do not call upon the editor to do it He hoe no time, and it is not his business. aid appointments be nuula In June. Adjourned.

Hie mouths of Majr or Common Council The rcRUior weekly meeting of the Common Council wm held lest evening, Henry J. Gardner, President, in tlie Chair. Jabez C. Ilowe wm elected in ewwnrrsace, Assistant Aweseur fiir Werd 4, end Thatcher Beal, on tlie part of tlie Council, one lor Ward 9, in place of Joseph L. Drew, resigned.

Thom Hunting wm re-elected Superintendent of Sireete in concurrence, he having received an out of 41 vote rest. John Davis lisdS; Ass Scattering. A Cyme Gould was elected on tlie pert of the Council. City Messenger, vice Johnson Culhy. resigned, he having re rote east HL end Oli with tlie other of Mr.

Sjnirr. reived of tlie vote east ill. end Oliver II. 8purr ft. thereby iKin-euncurriiig with tlie other branch, who made choice The report of tlie Committee on tlie subject of Governor KueMtth'a visit to tliis city, wlib-ii was accepted ill tlie Hoard of Aldermen, at it Hireling last week, eiuue up for acceptance.

Mr. Allen moved that the report lie recommitted, witli instructions to take mraxures for the reception of that genrieinuu, should lie accept the invitation uf the eity. He said that the acceptance oftlie report ould be a diKTcauectful and dishonorable act towards adif-tinguislied foreigner, and would reflect anything but credit upon the City UuveninnniL Mr. Thompson Mid it would be indecorous on the port uf the city, to take any flirther measures un the subject, sinus tlie gentleman had accepted the invitation of tlie State, while ue had not that of the city. He thought that the geutleuiun had treated tlie CityGovemuiaut cavalierly.

It wm nut intended iu the report to slur or etigraatiM the gentleman. Hie discussion was flirther continued by Messrs. Ewing, Thompson, Allen, Jewell, Haskell, and llubart, and tlie motion wm lost by the following vote of 0 yeMondM iy Teas Messrs. Abbott, Allen, Breed, Calrow, Hobart, Sprague it. Nays Messrs.

Adams, Banister, Bean, Bradhnnr, Chapin, Cutler, Erring, Fessenden, Hamblen, Haskell, Jewell, 1 'lies, Kendall, Kimball. Lawrence, Idncoln, Nicolson, Noyes. Odin, Flummer. lroctnr, Hayner. Roberts.

Ruby, Southard, Stearns, Muuipeoti, swallow, Thomas, Thompson, Vom, Wilsnti, Wright. Wyman 34. Mr. lluhart said as the Council could nut be decent, lie imped it would at least be dignified, anil he therefore moved that before Kossuth," iu place of Louis," be substituted. This nioriun led to another general discussion.

Mr. Allen mured to amend tlie amendment 0 as to etrike out ami insert Goveninr," as it read iu tlie original order. Mr. Hubert m-cepteu the amendment. Mr.

Tlmiiipiimi moved to insert between the words it," and read" did not." Adopted. Sir. Allen Moved to further emend by adding but as appears by the order as written, but efterwanla erased." List. The amendment a amended wss rejected, 1 yea, Allen, tow nays. Mr.

Huliart renewed hi motion inrert Louie" for Rejected. Tlie ilelwte wm Anther continued by several gentlemen, and Mr. Allen again spoke, upbraiding the members with want of liberality, dignity, and so forth. To lids Mr. Lincoln replied that the geiitlemeu hail been outgeneraled in hie tactics.

That member had, by a series of contemptible propositions, endeavored to extort from gentlemen their views on a certain question. He wm sorry to see tlie very respectable gentleman from Want 11 (Mr. Hobart) also joining and endorsing the unbecoming conduct of tlie gentlemen from Ward 1. Mr. Lincoln wm not to be intimidated by accusations, such as had euuie from both those gentlemen.

In relation to the report under consideration. The city hed already extended to Kossuth more civility than he merited from her; and no charge of went of dignity nor threat of revenge would frighten him out uf his couviction that Keeeuth'e conduct towards Huston cud especially tlm City Council which invited him to partake or her iiospitality waa insolent. Nevertheless, hsd Kossuth sccepted the Invitation that had been extended tn him. I10 would here gone a far any man in extending to him os cordial a welrouie ea would comport with the position uf Boston; but since he hsd dime so and nod seen fit to par tlie city a marked slight by accepting another and a subsequent in-vitatinn. he wm fur accepting tlm report in eonciirrenee.

He railed upon the majority to put an end to the abominable motion of tlie gentlemen who had proposed tlie senseless amendment. It woe time to ilu 0 these gentlemen had already too wide a latitude allowed them, and for one he wm for staying them in their petty and disgraceful course. Tlie report wm eeeepted after two hours and a half useless and unprofitable discussion, by a role of IK yea to 8 nay. Order were reported by the Finttu-e Committee, making certain transfers of appropriations, and authorizing the Treasurer to borrow hum Tlie first named was poser end tlie lost ordered to a Recoiul reading at next meeting. Mr.

Haskell, from the Committee on Public Instruction, to whom waa referred thepetilion of Revs. E. Peabody, C. Hamanl. anil F.

T. Gray. asking au appropriation for the Free Evening Help Nils fiir adults, established in the Pitts-street and Wsrreu-street dispels, iu this eity, reported That these schools lost year received the turn of five hundred dollars from tlie Pity CouneiL on tlie recoin mendslion of a committee of five memben of the School Committee, snd by the nnouimous vote of the Committee on Public Instruction, appears by eity document No. 17, of last year. The memben of thia Committee have personally visited tlie Free Evening Adult Schools, since the presentation of the petition now under consideration.

The Committee take this oroamnn to express their interest in these institutions, their belief that they accomplish a greet amount of good, their hope that the number will be Increased. and that they will continue to merit end receive the approbation of the public. The Committee nuonimously recommend the annexed order, by the City Council. The amount is but 1X4 cent per month for each pnpil, who hoe regularly attended the school tlie past winter. Tlie Committee deem it proper tn state thnt In oorord-nre with a rote of the City Council loot year, the enm of EIU) has been paid for lighting, heating, and the care of the Ward Rumn at South Boton.

fur the Hawes Fund Free Evening School," a bill fur the above amount having been certified to by die Board of Truster of tbe Hawes Fund Ordered. That the aum of five hundred dollars be, end the same hereby ia. appropriated tor tlie use of tlie School Committee, in aid of the Free Evening Schools, established lu this city, in the Warren and Pitts street Chapels." The order waa reed once, and lies over under the rule. The Couuail, after the transaction of suae minor buit-neas, adjourned, it being about o'clock. Atlas and Courier, abridged.

Mr. Dickinson's Heading of Othello at the Masonic Temple this evening ought to attract a large house'. An Engliah critic says of Mr.D.: His Hamlet and Othello are masterpiece of dramatic art, perfect in elocution, noble and statesque in action, thrilling in pathos, overpowering in pas-m'hui and complete in identification of This lunguage, originally applied to Mr. ho been very couly adopted by a New York elocution' it, ho is making capital out of it as written iu praise of his ohrn pefonnance. '-Can such things be, Ac?" The Whio Convention.

A despatch from Richmond says The Whig Convention re-assembled on Wednesday evening at 8 oclock, and remained in session until 11. Hon. J. A. Strother was elected permanent 1 resident fifteen Vice Presidents and five Secretaries were appointed.

The Convention is very enthusiastic and yet humorous. Messrs. FiUmnre and Scott appear the wont prominent men at present, though the Convention will support any nominee who i sound on the compromise. A letter-writer from the West asks: Have they passed the Maine liquor law yet? The next thing will be to forbid the chewing of tobacco. I'll go in for that.

Then we'll pass a law making it penal offence to eat apple dumplings, baked lieans, A'C and so, bye end bye, well abolish the dyspepsia. Regulate every thing by law, and let every man be set up as a spy upon his next neighbor and the world will get on gloriously. There's a good time coming." Aina Davextobt's Benefit. The beautifol play of Ingomor is to be produced at the Howard this evening for the benefit of Mica Davenport. This is her last engagement prior to her departure for England and os she has won hosts of admirer and friends in our city we may look for a very crowded house.

Mist D. well deserves the brilliant success, which has attended her professional career in this country. iff" Governor Bell's speech on non-intervention in tlie Senate on tlie 13th ia said by the correspondent of the Philadelphia Ledger to have been mnRtanl after dinner." The subject it so completely killed, that it ha lost it interest. The New York legislature will edjonra this afternoon. The C'enal Board have adjourned to the 12th of May, without doing any public business of importance.

"Friar Labin is out again, in the New York Evening Post, end expresses the opinion that Mr. Sparks has not vindicated himself, in the matter of the alleged alteration of Washington's letters. Tlie New Orleans Bee contain a letter from Mr. Clay justify ing the publication of hia interview with Kossuth, and says that he gave Kossuth no cause for offence. Mystic Riyke Flat.

The bill for tlie improvement of the Flat in Mystic River has be come a law, having been signed by the Governor this morning. By the America. The foreign news oy this steamer at Halifax will be fonnd on our first page, The America was telegraphed at this port at 1) o'clock this afternoon, and will he np about 4. The ice in the Kennebec has started as for np as Augusta..