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{herein charged, hus mitigated the punishment of jieut. Adams to two yeare suspension. ok P. Unsure. Navy Department, 16th May, 1842. Launcn ov THE Fatmoura Swamrep.—-The launch of the United States ship Falmouth, says = Norfolk Beacon, while going from the Navy Yard, with stores for the ship now Ming bay be Roads, and having on board men Moore and Woodworth, with sixteen men, was capsized in the squall of Friday evening last and swamped off Craney Island, about three miles fromshore, ‘They drifted with the boat until her mast, about sixteen feet long, struck the bottom. when they were taken off by some fishing boats and landed on the shore, after being in the water about four hours. Midshipman Moore lost all his clothes which he had with him in the launch. Dr. Lanpyer at Nists Among the enter- tainments announced at Niblo’s for this evening, we observe the application of the magic lantern to the illustration of various objects in science and art, independently of the lucid exposition of that in- teresting optical instrament which may be expected from Dr. Lardner, we understand that he has re- cently obtained from Europe a large collection of the most exquisitely executed paintings on glass, suited to this species of exhibition. A selection from these will be, for the first time in this country, shown this evening in addition to some diorama illustrating meteorological phenomena. Tus Suxpay Press.—Tue News.—This weekly journal one of the first of the present race of Sun- day papers—and the lowest of the low for come years past in point of character—has passed into new and respectable hands, who possess talents and industry. It will rise in reputation and increase in circulation henceforth. Saus or Fraxtrerr.—Who wante to buy furni- ture veryjcheap and very good? Go to the auction of Riell & Arcularius, this day in Broadway. See advertisement. Kitty ny a Loconorive.—Colonel Davis, aged forty-five, of Princeton, was killed last Thurday on the Worcerter R oad, by a locomotive dashing against him. Cuatuam TuEatex.—The performance of Damon by Mr. Forrest at this house last evening, of course drew an overflowing audience. This evening that gentleman appears as Virginius, with a cast sel- dom equalled for talent. The American Theatre, at low prices is the proper sphere of action of the brightest star of the Amerizan Drama, and the en- terprising manager is reaping a full reward for his exertions. Apalachicola © urrency. Mr. Bennett :— I notice in your exchange table Saturday morning, “Apalachicola” quoted at 45 discount. The currency of that city © paying Georgia Bank notes (principally Bank 0 y"#,) and operations are made upon a gold \NKEES AND THE Ber LoEs.—Some Yankee has 2 live Buflalo speculation in the West. ast ath » bought thirty-three live Buffaloes of the Indians, taken by them up the Missouri. They were kept on Ciov. Duncan’s farm in Illinois last winter, and are to be taken to an eastern market this spring. Phe same gentleman has a live elk in the drove. Bankrupt List. SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK. Samuel N. Bishop, (firm Prescott, Bishop & Gray, Charleston, 8. C.) July 27. Eyeliel$. Lockwood, merchant, June 22. d Taylor, Corl Merchant, June 16. Burnett, Bookseller, June 16. Macfarlane, Clerk, July Court Calender.—This Day. Common Pieas—Pant 1.—Nos. 41, 47, 49, 61, 53, 129, 57, 59, 131, 61, 63, 65, 67, 69, 71. Pant 2, 2 "god 52, D4, 56, 58, 60, 130, 62, 64, Lowness of §; ant GIDDINESS OF THE EAD. 1 INDIGESTION, all oppressions of the system are relieved by Mrs. Carroll jedicated Vapour Baths, 25 Courtlandt Let all whose faculties are weighed down by that incubus ennai, avail themselves of one of her delicious baths—the inded frame becomes as it were elastic, the § woyant as a cork, and the skin assumes a g! ness. A Voice from the Custom House. {G@- GENTS :—LAST FALL AND THE EARLY part of this , Twas very low with a severe cold, which had settled upon my lings, and which I was fearful would terminate in consumption, but after using three twent five cent packages | 1 was restored to perfect health, would here mention I was eo hoarse that I could not be nadersioed, but in 15 or 20 minutes after using the candy 1 felt great ’ relief, and was cnabled in that short time to ener ‘sufficiently. clear to be understood. Yours, respect- a ‘WM. 8. CLARK, Pilot Commissioner. jessrs. Pease & Son, 45 Division street. wagons, Redding, < State &t., Boston ; Rawls, 57 State st., Albany ; Robinson, 116 Baltimore st., Baltimore ; Zieber, Phitndelphia ; Haldeman, Louisville, Ky. ; Jobson, 26 Charles st., New Orleans; Adams & Blunt, Huntsville, Ala. ts in the city—Rushton & Aspinwall, 86 Wile liam st., 110 Broadway and 10 Astor House ; Greene, 399 Broadway ; Shurman, 161 Canal st. ; A. Pastor, 165 Green- wich st. ; Badeau, pocsdcante ned Hill, 263 Greenwich. 0 DEPILATORY POWDERS.—A smooth, white, transparent skin, is absolutely nec to female beaut; It matters not how handsome Baal well fashioned is a lady face, if there is the least roughness of surface about it— even such as can only be discovered by near inspection— she can have no real claims to the beautiful. Supertluous hairs and false airs of a female are our utter detestation— the former especially. We never could think of falling in love with a woman whose fuzzy face bears aresemblance to the back of a half picked goose, and wonder how any body elseever could. Now, we are perfectly well satisfied from what we know and have seen, that Dr. Gouraud’s Depilatory Powders will remove every superfiuous hair in a few misiutes, without the least injury to the skin, unlike many vile compositions which have been put forth to ef- fectthis object. We cheerfully recommend the powders of Dr. Gouraud to the attention of the Iadies, ax they can use the article with perfect impunity. indies who are troubled with hair on the upper lip and chin, might prove their looks by a singlo application of this remedy. N. ¥, Sunday Mercury. To be hats at the original office 67 Walker street, one door from Broadw The Fat Lady in the B Broadway SHE IS A SECOND FALSTAFF, Sur is considered handsome. Two months since she was red haired and her face disgusting with eruptions and freckl We need not tell those who know her, that her skin now beautifully clear, and that she has fine dork hai ‘Well, well, there’s fifty others that was like her, but have altered by ‘using the ftalian Chemical Soap for the s! and Jones’ Oil of Coral Circassia for the hair. Now these two articles, sold by Jones of 82 Chatham steeet, are the most excellent alogs weever knew. There is a man living in Mott street whose face was like small pox, with pimples, freckles, &c., and this soap cleared it. ‘The Oil we need not speak of. It is the best thing ever made for the hair. They are both sold very reasonable. For farther particulars see advertisement, headed “A Miracle to clear the Skin” and “The Human i r Restored. P, FACTS WORTH | Ky OWING. —A_ posi je re etay for the hair falling out—or to restore it in bald A certain cure for all Rheumatism and swell ed limbs = no exceptions. A certain and positive cure for the Piles in all cases. A warranted cure for all Bruises, Scalds, and other sores, and sore eyes. & A positive cure for the Salt Rheum. «:: ore Dye for the Hair— ranted. certain cure for Corns. Each of these to be had at 71 Maiden Lane, and such proofs of these facts as will convince all who will call or tend for them gratis. The public may rest assured there is no fancy in these assertions. If by. letter, address Comstock & (o.,71 Maiden Lane, New York. (pit Is NOT GE RALLY “ADMITTE: D THAT there are no articles offered tothe public which act with as much rapidity and certainty for the removal of the various complaints for which they ‘ecommended as Sherman’s Medicated Lozenges. Clergy men recommend them to their congregations ; lawyers to their clients: physicians to their patients.” They are in fact the only standard medicines of the day. They may be had in this city at 106 Nassau st. Agents, Redding, Boston ; Bur- , Philadelphia; Reed, Baltimore ; Franck ‘Taylor, ‘ashington City, and Duval & Co., Richmond, Va. FANCY GLASS BLOWING.—Mr. Davidson, at ‘4 American Museum, has carried the artof Fancy Glaas Working to a greater tigen than we have ever tl not color the skin. before witnessed. His stand is magnificently fitted up, and the glass appearsto be blown by means o abeautifnl brass engine, W is kept in constant operation. At Hed with wa- tached to the machinery, is @ high glass jar ter and covered at the top, and a beautiful glass baloon with passengers, is kept moving up and down in the li- quid, The whole makes a splendid appearance and at- tracts greatattention. Every thing connected with this Museum, is assuming a more lofty and important tone, and is well worthy the liberal Lat en it is reeeiving. ‘The mysterious Gipsey Girl, Yankee Winchel nog and Squaws, Rosalie, Celeste, and Animal Magu among the novelties this week. A splendid iy day pov formance at three o’clock this afternoon. CHATHAM THEATRE.—Mr. Forrest appears to- night os Virginius, in the tragedy of that name, which most powerfully east. Theacting of Mr. Forrest in this character, is too wellknown to need any comment. The nautical drama of Ben the Boatswain, terminates the per formance. Clty Despatch Post, rer cLeiters deposited before half-past P, Orricr.—Let fore half-pi 8, hali-past 12, and half past 3.0% reid, will be sent out for delivery at 9, 1, and 4 o'clock. Brancn Orric: we ne ge ae clock, will be sent out for deliver; and 4 0’ oe ALEX. M. GREIO, Agent. MONEY ‘Tucsday, May 1t=6 P.M, The sales of the Stock Board have been small to-day, and prices have mostly given way. Delaware and Hud- von fell }, Mohawk }, Paterson |, Harlem }, New York State 6's, 1862, |. ‘The demand for the New York city 7 percent. stock, “scently taken was very great. The number of subscri- vers Was near 200,and the applications were to a far'greater anount than the sum offered. This security seems to + and higher in the estimation of capitalists even thsn the 7 per cent. of the State, and both of them are far before (of the Federal Government. When will Congress ac- quire wisdom ?—experience seems to have no effect upon them, ‘The interest on the State debt of Peunsylvania is due in August next, and there seems now to be no possivle way of meeting it. Sales of the Stock were made in Philadelphia yesterday at 45. Great doubts are entertained in relation to the interest of the State of Ohio. The price of the Stock is, however, daily improving. ‘The stockholders of the Greenwich Bank,to which insti- tution we glluded a few days ago,have published a commu. nication in an evening paper, expressive of their determir nation to effect a change in the direction of the institution, or to require the interposition of the Bank Commissioners, In order to show at aglance the diflerentscales of diities that have been proposed, we have compiledYhe following table showing the specific duties according to the tarift of 1332, with those proposed by the committee, of which Mr. Saltonstall was chairman, and those proposed by the Se- cretary of the Treasury, as follows :— A Comparative STATEMENT OF THE TICLES BEARING Sreciric Dutire ACT OF 1832, AND BY THE WILL PROPOSED MITTER ON MANUFACTURE: THE SECRETARY oF THE T Duti Names of Articles. act of nels & Eaizes square yard Carpeting’ Brassels, fo Venitian &e, do: do, floor el'th pat do: Oileloth —. ee sallow r ; “do 15 5 Reer in Vortex do 0 ear ets" Oi, fish ke ~ 0 — Oil, olive = % » Py 40 3% 40 2 wv 2“ 2 a 6 ay 2 3 ae 2 4 wv é 1 we © s 7 6 w 2h z ’ 4 4 4 9 7 é 5 4 ‘ 4 2 2 2 2 - a 3 3 > 4 3 3 2 3 3 2 4 1 1 1 Da Ma a 4 3 4 1 1 1 Ke * 4 3 Sagar of lead 5 3 4 Lead, pig, &e 3 ae 2 ead pit sige: 4 3 4 be pa, ol serap « 2 Ve 1 rdage, tarre : . 4 ! 3 ¢ “ondage, utuarred : 5 5 6 ‘Twine, pack thread &e i : 5 pret 6 Corks + «+ . R 9 ny Copper rods and bo 4 4 ‘ ee opper nails and spi 4 4 4 Whie, cap or boun 2 0 Ry do iron & sl A 3 5 Jo do do, 9 6 8 fron nail 5 4 5 4 3 4 a "eal ns and par 3 2 3 do anchors ‘ 2 Pi a do anvils... tee 2 2 2h do bP kamith’s has.fe. dos. 2g 2 ay docast'gs vessels, Ke. do % 14 Vs do all other 1 1 1 3 3 3 3 oO Gah wo 0 200 250 Copperas » 200 ny at flour wo i 10 6 % w 0 20 17 0 3 u 4 4 ; 1% do unbound: -do- Mh do all other bound: «--do- ” vo all other unbound: -do: 26 Apth’s vi'ls under 6 oz 175 dy do 6 to 16 oF do : 225 No: 25 do: 200 225, 30 300 x0 237 25 400 2% Bo 100 100 100 200 ‘200 200 150 10 130 109 100 100 0 25 30 I % 20 2% Ss er, 2% 20 40 Shoes: childrens 15 i 5 Boots and boote 150 125 125 Wool over 8 cents +++ Ib ¢ * chs Woollen yarn « z 25 pret Merino shawls “pet #” 40 40 Cloths and cassimeres- «do 50 40 0 Othe: Jen maf, do. 50 40 40 Clothes ready made= ee io ” Glass cut - » ‘f ys 137 Glass plain and cther «-do- + ein wo From this it will be seen that the rates proposed by the Secretary are uniformly higher than those of the commit- tea, and in many instances are equal to those of 1898. It is also remarkable that the only reductions proposed by the Secretary are in articles of agricultural produce, as butter, cheese, &c. &c., thereby taking from the farmer all benefit that might be derived to him from the duty on that which he has to sell, at the same moment that heavy impositions are proposed on every thing he has to buy.— The object is entirely, seemingly, to sacrifice every in- terest as well as the revenue of the country to foster the manufacturing interest. Annexed to the report of the manufacturer's committee is a table of the statistics of the Glenham Woollen Factory at Fishkill, Dutchess county, N.Y. That return is made for the purpose of showing the benefit which the agricultural classes derive from manufactures ; but strangely enough it contains state- wents that entirely destroy the intended effect. The capi tal of the Company is stated at, 140,000 And cousumes of the products of the neighborhood, ay me te. wool sa 954 Soi aay ia Teasles, Cords wood Wages paid to 170 operatives, Total, Itappears that the factories pay 42 cts. raised in the neighborhood ; before manuiactories were establishedj that wool was exported. The following is from the report : “When that establishment commenced operations in wool was bought up and shipped to England as a re- ce at 62} cts. per ib. England then levied aduty of a1 per Ib. ry about the year 1928,that duty was reduced That same quality of wool has, during that period of 10; ears, fluctuated considerably. It has varied from 70 to 40cents, and in 1941 was worth 60 cts.” The factories pay, it seems, 42 cts. yet Ib., being a loss of 20 ets. per Ib. to 0 farmer, or as fol 396 25 cents exported in 1923, Tae at ad) taken by factory 1841, $116,281 per Ib. for wool $106,160 12,954 Loss to Farmers, $33, Let ussee what the gain is. 170 persons receiv work $25,300, or 200 each per aunum, or about $4,0cts. per week, and find themselves ; but the statement of the company is as follows : « Not less than 500 persons are supported ont of the labor of 170 operatives, and consume weekly, of the product of agriculture, of beef, pork, four, butter, milk, eggs, cheese, Ke., at the lowest estitra’ion, the value of $200 per week, or 10,400 per annum. h.telligent farmers tell me that it must be an industrious man, on a farm of 200 acres, who can sell to the amount of $300 per annum, over and above the supply of his own family and work hands. To furnish, therefore, the supply for the manufactories, would require 13 farms of 200 acres each, or 2,600 acres. I estimate at $70 per acre, $192,000.” It then appears that out of $35,300 paid by the mannfac- turers, 500 persons are to get aliving. $10,400 is allowed for food, or 40 cts. each per week, and 80 cts. per week for allother necessaries, making 120 cts. per week, or 17 cts. per day each person. Manufacturing must be indeed a blessing to yield such a handsome living. If we allow that the 170 operatives consume the whole, then accord- ing to the statement of this singular document, it will re- quire 15} acres to support each person in that miserable low living. The population ofthe city of New-York is 312,710 souls ; accordingly it would require 4,794,387 acres ofland to supply them—valued at $70 are worth $335,641,- 310. We gotinto this calculation in order to show how utterly fallacious are the estimates and reports of mter- ested parties, who are secking to obtain an unjust end, and to what ridiculous results they will arrive if carried out. for Sales at the Stock Exchange, $2000 N. 6% ims ae 2% beled $1009 Minois Sixes 1781 Harte 30 i S00 ge RR s10 $1000, es do 50 $3900 Indiana Fives 9 do 0 shas Union Bank 100 ww do thw 2 Leath Mannf, Bk $8 418 do 7 Bankof America, 98 500 . 0 125 Del. & Hudson 'b3 100 100 do : Bodo 8K Bo jot Bs ts +] 4 E es 3 ees x oe ope casco | 1s 2 Rerdeng RR, @ Anburn, ue) i Mohawk 210 Summon it Second Board, 2 M vi 5 tat quail OS at Hace so ing n do 43'q 4000 en, Bonds Why State of Trade. ‘The business in the general markets Is pretty good, but not large. The following sale of real estate Was made at auction :— One lot on Grand street, Williamsburg, between 4th and 6th streets, extending through to North First street, 26 feet front and rear by 103 feet 11 inches on one side and 101 feet 10 inches on the other, sold for $625. ‘The receipts of produce are small, with the exception of pork, which comes in fresh, and the demand limited.— Prices without much change. Sales of flour.—Western Canal were made at $6 12. Sales of pot ashes at 525; mo- derate sales of cotton tra: re without change in rates. Married, the 1éth inst., at the Church of the Ascen- ev. Dr. Eastburn, Ronext Lewin, of New On Sunday sion, by the York, to Harmonia, youngest danghter of Capt. Peter Daggett, of Falmouth,” Massachusetts. te On the Sth inst., at 8t. Luke's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Forbes, Mr, Avex. Uxswortnt, of Manchester, to Miss 5. J. Baggs. of Yeoville, England, te ‘Tuesday, June 17, by the Rev. Pos. H. Price, Hexay ‘Texvyax, to Saran S., eldest daughter of Richard Corn- well, Esq: of this city. Died, In King Wm. Co., Va., on the 31st ult., Mrs, Ayy E., con- sort of Capt. Wm. Washington, and daughter of Mordecai Abraham, Esq. At Norwood, in Powhattan, onthe 30th of April, ult., in the 44th year of his age, Colonel Jon Hern, of Ches- terfield. Tuesday, June 17, Many Exvizanetn, eldest daughter of Alfred Seton. On the 16th fm, ary Mania, youngest child of Eras- tus and Sara C. wee Mo! say, Teube ‘Tony V. om the 1th Inst., Max Cox, daughter of Henry R. and Mary Cox. On Monday, Ly 1E 36th year of her On the 16th inst., stacey ilness, Pitiee, aged 28 years, Grattan, in the 62d year of Lex, Wife of Peter Galligan, in the Mra. Eview Lane _ Latest Advices THE NEW YORK HERALD OFFIC 1s oda Api «March 12 + Mareh 1 Nov. 26 May 3 April 9 March 13 Manilla: Montevideo « Antigua: ~ Bombay -- q Maranhomw Matanzas Mayaguce Maracaibo Matas ein mfr gos * Carthageus Passengers Arrived, Rorrerpam—Ship Flay Isaac Cune, Mrs. H. Abrahams, de! rived and 2} tee | ‘oLa—Sehr E M. Palmes. 0—Capt James Shackle Fax and Livenroot— Saledonia from Bos- Dutton, Goth Regime M. Buckingham and John W. Harris, of Ei re John Hillard, do; G. Bramenthal,Glas gow; Wm. Lobacl eaves, Win. Phelps, ‘Ferdi Jarrona, V7 ictorian Francisco Gonz or Yinrbe, Francis. Gome: wt Eu. Stryvion, Meaicos Zar aL Win er, Fred. Laveling, SS ington, and i leans; ‘Dr. Jas, GT Snow, 8. ees For Halifas—Nathan Stephen Rin ty York: Mea jostor ‘bh dwant Ctmard, Jr. Habis Liverroot—Ship Russel Giovor—46, erates earthenware James M_ Shaw—17 do —100 tons Scott— var ‘ cs. woods ro wher & Joohines—606 boxes tin 2664 pl Dodue—4+ cake are re to Liverroot—Sh Gondola—7 bales $§ De wily II boxes Thompson & Wrath rald—20 water casks Glover & Murray hoe sohm H Hicksa0 Unley lax 30 tons coal 182) sacks sal 750 mats Hicks 8 pene pe Te Talbot—00 tons pig ironG B Mooreword & co—10 pipes oi! Woodhull & Minuten—ol erates 2 lds RE Alcock—I87 crates 47 cks Adams Brother:—236 bdls iron E: ston & Battelio—25 crates ¢ hds BA Mumford —i3 by All F Hunt & co W_ Thompson—575 bx t jates—) tons pig iron 32 Tks? bales 170 tons roa wo order, Horrespan—Ship Flavins—20 pipesrin A Seignerte= 10 do A Berminda 25 cok tiadder, Kneeland—t- do, Brnist- eases echoes Boouen Graves k Tehest E a ws Sear do CD W_ Lithendahle—1 case, Goodhue & Co—25 bbis, Chicor i Flops ae k—5 oe H Schnieder—16 bls nutmezs Victor Duck witz—10 esks wine? do brands CG Bechtel | trunk GD. Baldwin—t cheats (HL Fowles cake Spang & Wallace (of Philnd)—23 bls steel John Bohlen—22 do © Vezin—s00 bigs coffee, 20 kegs wut- mes, Sdo mace, 17 do cloves, 15 eaks madder, De Wham & Mocre—a96 bcs coffee, Ip exks cloves T Victor & Duckwite— AH Renonld—ti estes maze 2 do madder Hencken & tomo balice mdze Bruisttin, Koop & Co—25 pipes cia, Jer to order, 14s—Sweilish Brig Solide—Bi boxes soap A B Bel half cks madder 30 bales corks FE +16 cks mad- fhenpietch—I70 casks Wine 30 boxes sulphur 10 casks n—I Joba Fish Jates spelter Phelps & mailer 128 itland & Consinery-—2 bores JH Al 100 boxes pH Sehneder—18 blocks marble C bce hag * x & Livi ston—9 cks madder J Whitney —9 bales corks D Sparkman—65 box 65 baskets oil PAH Ren J & coi pekgs Bailey, Ward Keomt pekw ft D ate 1 eke 40 bbls mda ilchenhaisen bi Achilies—231 boxr ao anees 9 Broom —32 bales corks | Argus & co—20 bass galls 20 Bute sulpbor J Rille: tosk 1 Tambines—11 bet M10 bags. mulze 9 exks tartar 2 wine | case essence ware 300 bx pickles 300 do 1 bal bbls verdicreas 5 do ty mons 23 bales 5 cks 100 by der to Ord ndz, Grosshim & Soliviber ns, Thos Yiter & Duc: x soap ? bbls 4? bx Hosinena—Dak —tdo hen J 8, PR—Bark Seboow }« sugar, Danscomb & Beck- witht do Thompoon & Co—# 1 Ao Agar eet do WP 1 109 dy olasser, ‘Thompson & Ad- tdo 5 keus t winds, 1 hag coffer, 19 01 “Power, PR-Brig Efizabeth-—i2u bhds sugar, “Aymar & Co; 10@ hhe's molasses, B Richards. amuel L Southard—si4 ort $2000 Bouchand & Topasco—Schr Hats log ou ce es roons indigo 1 piano ebaud Ship Orleans bales h dze J&C Ingersoll € Haltock—2 bales corten JH Brower—0 hi Millbank—1417 sacks 411 bois wheat WIR & © Hitchcock—121 sacks wheat A Averill & co--2 pipes 1 tivree 2 casks bristles Jos Mary & Son—1C3 bbis wheat 12 bales Averill & co—|00 bb!s Hour boxes tobacco Merritt & co—% bbls pork Robinson & Ward—28 do J P Leverich—t211 pigs lead BH Field—4a hhds Chas P Leverich—35 bhds tobeceo Goodhue & co—60 do Id—100 boxes ty obaceo 100 bbl four 400 bbls pork der. € Barstow & bis me —1i bbls po jer —300 bbls fh 1 24 do RS Taylor: che Y & Brothers—1 boy Murray & Lan- Mant lo U Stapler} do H Lyon—3 cases T Willis—112 conte rope Martin k co. A ‘01.4—Schr Hero—67 bales cotton, Bryant S& Mait- o Georze Mott do JH Sol- Britannia, Caledon July 1, Hosken: Aw h Queen, Capt, Keane, will leave ane ele jew, York on the 4th of May, to touch at South- agapton, Eng, 00 the 7th. Packets to Arrive. Packets to Depart. FOR LIVERPOOL. Sk pril 6 | Colursbus, ¢ ay 1° Onion Rathbone, — April 20] Sheridan, De Peyster, May 2 PonTsMouTH. FOR FOWTSMOU TH Mediator, Champlin, Mor. 2t| Gladiator, Britton, Slay 20 EROM HAVR: Mediator, Chaimptin, June} Querida, Fnnck, pril 16 FOR HAVRE. Argo, Anthony, il 201 Dachesse ’Orleaas, ‘To Sulp Masters, We shall esteem it a fh f gapiaine of vensele arrivi lartin, of our m left at the port whee they sailed, the (of their ¢ mamodore Martin wil We will reciprocate a report of the a yestels spoken on their passaze, a forwign newsyapers they nav have, ¢ board them immediately on their arrival. he tt m — way Brem) ; Vicwia al it Ln Mand-—Berks ) ot Simmons. Havana, faviland—Barks it eg Witminston, Del, A Hubbard hwo N , Brooks & Co—Briy Js B.. Day i, ington, NC., Neamith, Leeds & Co, own, Darien, Geo., RM Demill; Gleaner, “ia tou, B Richardson & Co, Packet ship Russell Glove siumdie ts Glover a3 Ship to hy Coodhine & ¢ ny a ‘i mon 66, spoke earce, You's pasttngem vo Joka Hort: mda to Hicks & Co— M, passed one of the Bose uniter a fall press of cane ers, Glover & Med er, OS days from Liv same day ke nh band wis ; it Martins, ‘are 34 days fro Rurey, (lreland n basta to Hoxan 8 Sfilu—gtt , goings Br ship "Biv asst Liverpoot Wah April with 0 tons coal, R Ieviu-290 passengers. td '30, "lon 60, spoke Br bark Sarah, fm Liverpool for NY: 16th, at 47 42, fon 25.96, passed a ship sl @ signal red, white and blue, with Min the center, steer y Pip Flavius, J from Rotterdam, with maze to Naae Lsboois, Gate, 16 de garto RP Left bark Riitoudcien SY, Forbe Th 2, PR, with sn Hy , for Niven, nxt json. of Port gen, Wileon. of Tate and brigs Motto bark 8 coul to Geo nouth, NS., te Ya 15 days from Apalachicola, with eot- nd, 13 days from Mobil: with cotton to Fa ff Ploride Reef, éXxchang signals with ship) vance, of B rig Elizibeth, Millington, 17 days from Ponce, PR., with aneer to B Richards, Br brig Britton, Lightfoot, from Newport, (Wal ford, |, (Eng.) &ist March, with 279 tons coal (9 Rev sengers, Sw brig Soli with mdze Res Westermark, from Marseilles Mie he and for Ris broke Sw bark Charlotte, Letet to Bog € adl ov to Vieler i Wal i Brig Catherine, Harman, 12 days from Havana, with susar to with mil, . trons, iris T iltos, Vi days from New Orleans, with pork, lat tou 74 Al passed ahip Harriet PR,, with sn ol Higckwell stectng Sehr Odeon Letand iz da from Mayayuer 7 nuel L. Southard, With logwood, &e. to Bouel riumph, Kirtball, tor NY. Schr Aun Hyman, ‘Torten, res to Bepcyatet 8 Win ty , Snedeeker, 3 days frou tothe mester ik 3 from Newhem, NC, with Virginia, with pine wood, Bolow. 2 ships, { bark 2 brigs, and a Dutch galliot from Ay General Record. Bais Adonus, of Brookhaven, (from Cyorte mann hers spoken 16th ult., lat '41 20, lon 40, Nh naterdaan, » supposed for N having earried anyay her Auer, was steeriig away to ‘Paval, fo repain 4 Brio oot. Howe, put into the v0 River G ricneed aheavy eile on the 7th aut “sith, in lat 32 which caused the vessel to leak so badly’, that st hy sary fo thiow overboan! part of the deck load of last accounts she was discharging. Marine Correspondence. Cuuaurstos, {ith Moy, toe Josed I send you a list of nd a List of passe: New York, and from St. Cro will leave Cl he so good as to insert the names ival of the ship in days from St. child, and ere =F. Howe, lady, edick, lady and childs ying Mies Ved Ancram: F. Bound, Hon. Chief ClOsgood, Win Schroeder, B. Burroughs, F. W Scott, of ‘Trinid wing" HOMAS Tarks Island, few d ere emarara for Antigua tar duagin PR, im Antig: fin fn Barbadoes, ul dog Ge 20 Frunklt Antigua for Cherry’ Stoi line, fin Barbadoes, une, tosail 6th inst. ‘orx, May 7th—Holton,fim for NYork, ath; Glide, fin Brandywine, just arr. Spoken, wen Montevideo for Boston, April 10, lat 11.308, West Indies, Api f NYork, for the 7 10, Ann, 40, Jon for St The town, SC. Whale men. Logan, for Ludian Ocean, sailed from New Bedford on the Lith mstant, U,S. Consul at Tahiti, Chas Carroll, Nau, 18 mos out 0. hou the line 137, 200 ove, May 1t—Arr Masia, fm Edgartown for f for Athiutic. rch 2st, el S00 st & Spo Hare 1900 bbls wh ist e Paciti (339 sp) oil, and t, Charles Carroil’ Nan. 1100 sp, i chy, € NB i700 j uh to = of Islands ; "s Hole, 3000 (900 sp) bound ome. W Um Ar Eli days from Patagonia, ephant oll Mead 2000 hair seal skins. Left at Peraambu- coy April 10, Gem, of Provincetown, 8 mos out, 160 bbls sp ues! acon, and Emeline, NB, 10 mos out, no oil,'sailed frota’ Pernambuco, Apri 2, for if \ds—the former had put in for sails and neg Spoke March 19, lat 3520, and fonts 20, Athalia, of Ee town, 240 bbls sp. Foreign Ports, arch 1r—In part, Harriet, boul to Boste Vanda, do do; Hellespont, bound to 8 Gleanor, dodo. Art 1 io NY Orleans, a fm Cave St Diiningos Mom- Tth, Gleaner r, fin Matanzas, Syren, for New York, 2th. Per lao Sh Curlew, NYork May Arr Belle, Balt; L Long Islands 12¢ ty dr, Mos ewnurvrort, M rnin, NVork. “Woamenase, M A Purmoutn, May U—Av Far Play, Deen Ie, May 7—Art Bred P 2—Air Lodi, Rondout, Oleron, elle, Feld Sea eee NY. ‘sid, FIL Herrick RIOWN, May M—Lonisiana, N rk, via New London for Pen rbseo rorD, May ti—Arr Wert Fal Charleston; Inder. Aibsuy punectient, de Std Ida, Amsterdam Lith, arg Movea, Bal 4 ~Tasipabax Cov, i0-Avr Grecian, Bo R, Be ay ‘a Ho da, Vutiaorcenia, May 8 ua, Live 4th April Ap! fith, lat i040, lon 11 12, Sttsq) ‘oe Liverpool. Lith tat 47 50, don 29.4, Hope, fr Bivepoos for ‘New York: ary Brown, Perth Ambo: , NJ. Cl Bourne, Hareburg: Ri * Portland; 8 © Phill Bangor; Greensbury, Holt, New York? Ninetta, Providence: May 1—-Arr Powhav ld Hai Pontiac, ont, Bucksport, a renhes Wan Youre w York; EWRERS, NC, May 7—Arr Kimberly, West Iudies; s¢- M—Arr Anson, New York; Emily + May, pies John Magn, (Br) Liverpool; Re+ Hebron, New Chranurgs on, M St te th. . Liveryool; PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILL pute SE ferfamed aud cetcbrac Is, from f 6, to be obtained in this country. t column of fourth page. , that he has open t, betwe streets, wh with serv aus, male and t on the shortest rations iy molation tp persons or character ave nade by hima, they may be fully relled a mia it®r TOMAS O'BRYAN ae ASD NOVEL A ON AT LYSIAN 00. Gowers lh M very Shondaye We fw at lock, 0 6% o'clock, to e¢ rh ie rth ‘ind MN wnuisie, cannot fail to yield a gratifying aniuses 0 tay honor hin with their company. pal order. 4 McMURRAY, 100 Pine st Tankiin Coftee Howe. ® A fine Jively Ture ql be red up in superior style pan ke, JOHN P BROWN COELECTIONS made on Apalachicols, Florida and promyt J, GO. WINTER, % Wall st, myl8 Hist with | t3 mma | Y Remittent Fev speedily and boeated INDIA son man, [MroRrTAN brother £0 th reet i Malthe Fe lence wrivat® parties. tatablistiment, for the an s durin ke four nd August, house j itis un complete order Office, and but busi od hop myl8 Ime 4 sh, will obtai ny other perso Families and perfuous ward: vend for the ty appoi vatvonders th ad j waly aiten arily be mo ay s, and as the market, fund at have at Antwer r at that pla Business, and for of June the return ¢ the loth July. 7 Tinporte to notice t New York, dicines y t a sick 3S Sixties street, P a Sox teething, will for sore uipples, Disrroes Co dies on have ranted Madame €.” salt rheum, ted rs, hawe by OWEN’S AMERICAN “THIS Dye ie the only infallible Hair Dye now in w there are who offer articles to the of Hair pres that are not only worthles Hair Dye ts pe its effec nfo. anting hows tiser's reputatic Boo eo Lig’ had at the eount J, BON Jor BOARDING nd res ty front of making an investment, may please add Park post offier. mig 6 ANK OF 8. MARY'S, GEO: 4 tat 2 per cent disconnt, bs by deer my IR ym Sow nity by ™ Sie ase cathe s subscriber, ha 7 fe ae ‘syor, by leaving thet at N PL ER NOW TN TO FAIL!—-FEVER AND AGUE FORT LEE re: is now jaw he house being TEPH ¢ advertisement in the S pire! for the trips the ral patron ge b Hi bor of theee in or these disea jer it almost impossibl at No. G2 Nasseu street, 159 Broadvray, and % S MEDIC: cree Sot Liver Complaints ~ BOOK-KEEPIN has passed N, ARD & P. DELAMOTTE fins 1 Island, a Diamond Claster if found, by leaving iat 20% $6, 000 “WANTED—On_ boi crogeiug the South oomtins deed aes » Me. on bat the @ a Aveliun Balen. ee ee BY THOMAS BEL) ‘that m may monet to the discov:ry of the (Stores Nos. 2 inn and 315 ra ya viveet.) zien te uadlersized ah eve slat WEDNESDAY Mo gression will be ask: elogant of bee ope will bo aa ot, Fucuiture of how endid lotof extension diuiue tables, with otuee Fever, Dumb Agne, Intermittent and THURSDAY. val afl the varions forms ol BiliousDiveases, Piano ForteMtYQi4 clock, iu the sales x00m, y cured by Dr. Charles Osgood’s cele | i /0° ortes—Without 1 and by catalogue, will be HOLA XZ0GU sold 10 any and mostat which ws Phex will be aa an te mt. The sale willbe postive, he Mame, two, nabuable on, corner Spring small eluurches or parlor, oue of whines Rte saitable for East Broadve ay; W.M. Th ‘ entire elegant eollectio ot W. Bawett, 614 B wn the walls of the sale rooms, &e. comer of C! Variety Sane APOrGerees in te Stes ron, ariel le—| » Clothing, jewel: . - 2 ‘and plated articles, watches, perfumery Whe are oeeries, T NOTIC late Danie “Also, about 250 volumes very choice Books, arranged in suitable lots, ATURDA . mat the ales room. Hegant furniture of a for convenience of Which will be At 103¢ 0’ Splendid Furniture Sale tire nily lately reinoved from Bre at, At 12 o%el6ck. Will be once more sold snbjoct to e and two lots of ground, nas 13 Cornelia ateowt, 36 PAVILLI Cottage Lots and Gard a night of dower, th ret the don him for the last year, A Full particulars and terms at the time of sale as well as for the by his usual care ard cattendat Hatters b i to the second sale, iness, 10 please those who may honor him either as boarders or MONDAY, visitors, ‘The bar is fitted up with the choicest Liquors . gant and valuable paintings, framed engra- Ke. Relishes and refreshments.on hand at ality s, Kr. om Monday, in the large rooms, ies can be ith dinner at th "also sate time Yafuabls ~ BY RIELL & ARCULARIUE, Store corney (1 broaday and Duane street. $ itary companies, furnished id Wine on short notice, nd on the boat running according to her ¥ At 10 o'clock, on the premises are and Pi Tange AR exten: including wardrobes, bureau: beds and bedding, Fre the month of M trips per day di he steamboat Bo, ths of June The id Fur ty 1K fi nt tome tables, es be] pure candlesticks, seve! Wilkine & Newall of the giesnene Gilbert, a brilliant tne ers, combining all the naterials and workman ergoing a thorough nished the west side e street, a short d ablow the ef 26, at Pack aud Post street and the yooms ave commodions and n Of Ure host to accommosdaie the ders, ina manner that shall Having long experience in taste, vassure all hat may favor atrouage. that his be om the situation, it i: aunot but offer make M B tance from invites Walk from Wail ity mprovements and of tho bes fine organs. suitable for varlors or prnall churches, one elexaat rosews no with petagon lees, made Dubols, Bacon & Chambers, 1 elegant Peyele glass atch set of Eng: lish figured and gilt china, coat 160 dollars, a large aud excellr ac assortment of bedding, Sc. be, mig ee te, at Port Rich LOW. Auctignect. alnable —E. H. ide ba wail sell at anc raday, the 19th of May'newt, at 12 o'clock, at the , the Following property, vizx—four lou 23, 25 and 27. Also, two lots fronting on T Also, three lots fronting on Fifth street, as Ni Also, .ewo lots, fro Brosdway, as Nos. 35. Also, four a a w 08. SM, 36, 30 and o6 Also, four lots fronting on H Nos. 45, 47 Also, eight lots frouting G9. 714.73, Toad 77 Ate, 1,3 and 5, . regard for the comfort of pes to merit and receive 8 KueRts, the a share of, patronare. soiled, and. dest and_ 50. in from the subaes © . H. LE ‘2. 1 South William st, opposit ntlemen about leaving the ci robe will tind it. greatly ‘0 theic advantage to ho will aitend them at their resid’ ing, and are well situa ingly he healthy, and the nelj: There ace two or three steamboats running, to a city, three or four times a day, during the whole is a ali four denomi of chore’ nthe neigh epoeenble schoo! ho semaloaries, me imprer- ries ough the post office or otherwise will be p 0 my) is req \tovial management of i 2, apply to Chas, Cart 1 Broud wlerate, but will iney ns Wishing to mal ive tim 0 trom Staten Ittaad ie the 1 diet! bu ayplication will please . ‘ark Post Office, New: cover ad references, with the plicant, which will be bald strictly ec ME URNITURE—MC AC is mors - o’clock, at No. 19 Maiden lane, near Broadway, of splendid and common household turniture, con: mahogany chairs “ crockery, glassware, time pieces, &¢. & ‘ature is beautiful parior set of euinson vel¥ = Est ablishment, bedsteads, treet, corner of Ann street. the ‘above to his friewds and furniture. Also, « fine towed piano fo ral, takes: leave to return thanks fi the Fr. guns. wail on him at: his former place of bux | "ita it #60 R CHAM & GEO. S n that Overy article ordered - 7 we eps | y inthe BY F. J. BEARNS. gen Store 139 Fulion stree iat ah ‘positive sav This Day, Wednesday, May 2a is egntinny chasing th h, &e., ear tye that has ca Such years. Every garment be vat workin nat the follow. et, the most valus= band desirable part of the stodk of books, erawine tener; tee yecutlery, and. tn ses aun extensive chieulsame me old, rare on fre ent ‘“ worthy es wt the Aue- $7 00 to 8 00 itr wets, (Qunilays mboat ROCH W. APHITIS si . swtigh wil | he i adlnteater Tatoars Sltuvela for Alba diate place mats are new and substautiol, are furnished with and inall respects arc wastspaseed amoug the Hudson River steamers. For passage or fivight, aypty om board, or to TC, Sehults, at e whark. i FOR ALBANY & TROY, aad tntermes diate places geet low vteuialoat SWALLOW. Cast, \ of and street, this (Wed 18 of German) books are particularly requested May Bee inthe w ae will leave the afte Ma The Die Wit ‘ON, Cayt. 8. R. Roe, on Thur fitted up with elegant State unrivalled on the Hudsen. fA BLISHED PASSAGE, OFFICE far Cabin, in and Steerage Fassonge rm, from Geeat Britain and on Li y well known'to many, that most o sare composed of to eontine dru their use without of other unpleasant conse- meas, at the stom ENC TL, being entirely ation and prompt The ribars Cone es from Liver. nitey mn Liwe sailevery week; class, cop) “Arne: ft atad caret jmeney and punce the Dae eveane heavy expenses which often occur Jay in Liverpool, pa:ticulacty as agents of the first reapsct there, who can be depended on, Par- y rely that every attention omfort of the passenger. «1001 from the various a free passage ean be orth iladelphia.” F St per box. ty are now « sons who send fort nent, & certain cure for the ihe promptly at erpool ean aly "he £ JOW HERD MA fl South street, ove door east of Wa’ ate Syrup, prepared expressly. reveut fits, sereamun: vthing for children tite ANS Taqhen ataig Ih fast sailing ship VIRG! INIA, Cape aT ani as aboves ‘and cah head somely accommodate a hi ae ps = ee steerage passengers, of iminedisie applieatio Roceeen SOUN Te MAN, sees tad give ita vich dark, gle mise Ch t LE=The_ wall down fiat sailing New the Flair, does not color the skin, York bualt shi LAN, os and cop- sht hau ab wutiful black. Lat “a weved, burth sand negine, dat the oftee by Madame Costello, wer | and eau be cept to sen with lithe expense—lies at per 5 North River. For tens, apphy to and Lotion, a positive cure for RICHOLAS MORAN, er w ter, ing worm, scald head, ami other erup BOYD & HINCKE mii Which have by an y Madame C.'s ex- ‘tantial, copper fastene: coppered bri Vurthen 167 tons, built an 1854, conpered last, well fonud an sadle And rigging, aid ag onde Aaly to BOVD S HINCKEN. 97 Building. FOR LIVERPOOL. et of the 2th May. The splendid regular pocket SHE. RIDAN. Cay Main D, F, Will anil as above, her revulor day, Ie sh E hip | has sp mmonach ms for rm Ind ce by applying usand letters mist ROOMS. ntlemen can have a parlor and bed rc ; for the small sam lw private family, wher and tu the most centryl locstion tm tly second hove wet of Broadway ; ales | oor, furnished tor $3 por week. ste A ei JOuN HERDMAN for their friends 1 ILAIK DYE. 1 A Re wishing to send for ¢ brought out in the regular pack 1; and those abe m All the principal “owns of € ublic bearing th in) Americas and infallible iv bat oft The subsoriber pledges himself that th tfectly harmless in nature, will color the hair onl TI few hours be chan black. This d money, fan have. doaits reer Brit i bre FOR NEW ORLE York Line-—Positively tn fast soiling yorket jwsitively sail « exe Neen stien { Wal vet COLLINS CO! 8 Sew « ave the gouds by this line & Woodmif, “140% B: ii Manwel, HL mG Iwins 3wos* Draguists wh LIVERPOO f the 1th May ~ a « preket sidvy CC BI yom mene tet , WARSH, sa ¢ ler screet that onl all x je OLD LIN ED ee, Bach ch i cial transactions and mercantile o the surdent actually k ral on, he Persons desirous of sean bromht poolon the Tth’d the Old Line, saili nd 19th of each mons. atin th ly, of in any tine FOR HAVE, Char Joba B, Pet BOYD & ENG KEN, A 9 a time B ad Lines master, will The al wed style, at 5 Naseva street to furnish for “Breakfast and ich petronage, by «i oethem with their presence, =A lew seivet boarders will pectable family. Ap ily at Ni taken in a gen 24 Fulton st y afternonn, ator near Joh fin Te Snedeker's ral reward wil Wail street, Lowi) office situated inthe Second Any p mit to 18% ile of Aeoe anese, BROOK Ss, aelock, a Vy 4 ny varieties and fit Hhandeome coe ‘ed nds. Alco, 200 pots di with many new varietios. Sale positive, and tention of the I WINTER, i Wall st. reo Florida, IG, WINTER, 0 Wall st. Ayala yervinwe the ate might >