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Keg4oest Oct 26.--In our paper of the 13th we noticed the wreck of the Brig Concord, Captain M'Kown, bound from New-York to Mobile on one of the Tortugas Shoals. Goods valued at upwards of15,000 dollars, in partially damaged state, were saved from that vessel and brought to this place. der the charge of Edward Glover, keeper of the Tortugas light, and lbelled by him for salvage. On Friday last the United States Court at this place, de- cided the cause, and decreed to the lbeIant 750 dollars, besides his expenses. Many persons were under the impression that much larger sun would have been allowed for salvage and some thought that at least 5000 dollars woad be given but me reason assigned by his Honor Judge Webb, Tn his opinion, for decreeing so small an amount, were perfectly sa- tislactory to us, and believe, were equally so to most persons who heard the opinion deIrered.- They founded principally upon the mpolicy of placing temptations within the reach of Light House Keepers which might operate as al induce ment, either to a neglect of duty, to suc acts would probably lead vessels into the very difficulties against which their lights are intended to ,uard.- We will give the opinion entire in next

 The brig with the remainder of her carg), which we noticed in our last having been toved into port by the Fishing smacks, has also been Deed for salvage, and the case is now under adjustmnt