The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1846, Page 4

LE OF BUNKER MILL. | was the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill, the By Electric Telegraph. House could not better respect the day, than by taking the bill yndar, makin ition fc Who erecting af a savumest to thetmenory of Malor Som FROM THE SHAT OF WAR. &e. ke, &e, eral Joseph Warren. of the Revolution. ‘ith this view, he moved that the House resolve itself into a committee ‘of the whole on the state of the Union. was the consideration of the resolution, for the distribu- tion of the laws. The Srraxen said that was true, but the from Massachusetts had moved for @ suspen rules. ‘The question was taken, and decided in the negative. From Texas. (From the New Orleans Delta, June 12.) . The sehrs. Southerner and Sarah Jane arrived yesterday from Brazos Santiago, whence they sailed on “the 3d instant. They brought no news | whatever from the army at Matamo! or the forees at Point Isabel. General Tay waiting for reinforcements and instructions from Washington, before taking up his line of march trom Matamoras. From Tampico. The French brig Adolph, Captain Mayport, 14 days from Tampico, bound to Boston, with a cargo of logwood, put into New Orleans in distress on the Ith. The intelligence of the difficulties on the Rio Grande had reached Tampico, when the A. left. She brought no news, New Orleans. The Picayune says, we learn that Governor Johnson received a letter from the Secretary of War yesterday, informing him that such of the volunteers a3 were sent to the Rio Grande from Louisiana, under the requisition of Gen. Taygfor, who do not enlist for one year, will be disbanded, ‘The patriotio citizens of Vioksburg have contri- buted $8,000 in money and supplies, as a loan to the State of Mississippi for the volunteers now rendezvousing at that place. yn of the THE CONSULAR SYSTEM, | Mr. W. W. Campaxut, froma select committee, intro- | duced a bill for the revision of the consular system of the United States; which was referred to the committee of the whole on the state of the Union. The first those at Liverpool and at four thousand dollars each. There are to be Consuls in the following domi- nions: British, Russian, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Belgian, Dutch, Danish, Swedish and Norwegian, Aus- tria, Hanseatic Cities, (at Bremen and Hamburgh,) States of the Zollverein, (Frankfort onthe Maine,) Switzerland, Sardinia, Tuscany, Pontifical States, Kingdom of the two Sicilies, Turkish ‘Dominions, Egypt, Greece, Barbary Dominions of the Imaum of M ton,) Sandwich Islands, Society Islands, New Zealand, Hayti, Mexican Republic, (Vera Cruz and Monterey,) Central America, New Grenada, Venezuela, Ecuador, Brazils, Uraguay, Buenos Ayres, Chili and Peru. Sala- ries range from four thousand to fifteen hundred dollars. No person to be appointed to either of these Consulates, who is not a citizen of the United States, and a resident ment at the time he is nominated by the President; nor shall any Consul engage either directly or indirectly in commercial or mercantile pursuits, or be connected with ship brokers or ship agencies, under the penalty of bei recalled and fined in a sum not loss than two thousa! dollars. The term of office to be limited to ten years, nor shall any be recalled under four years, unless for ood and suilicient cause, which must satisfactory to @ Senate of the United States. No Consul to absent himsolf for longer than thirty days i leave his office in pongo a ‘When a Consul is notified of his appointment, he shall execute a bond with two or more suretles, in a sum of not less than two nor more than ten thousand dollars, for the faithful porformance of duty, etc. Consuls shall cor- respond with the Secretary of State once every three SSS BY THE MAILS. Wasurxeton, June 18, 1846. The Treaty. This 1s the anniversary of the battle of Water- loo, and from this day it will also be the anniver- sary ofthe ratification of the Oregon treaty, the battle of Waterloo to the fifty-four forties.— We are again compelled to exclaim with old Bullion, “Oh! mountain, that was deli- vered of a mouse, henceforth thy name is 54 40!" We expect that you will have a tremendous uproar in New York to-night—a re- gular jubilee of exultation. Allen fought the trea- ty to the last. Cass stood to his position, but af- ter the late castgation of Old Bullion, never has he trespassed, never will the General again tres- pass upon New Caledonia or Frazer's river. We have varions statements of the vote, but perceive the following to be as nearly correct as any other —41 to 14, as follows. [Whigs in italics.) eas. ve of fees received. No other than citizens of the Unitod | States shall be appointed Vice Consuls. The President | has power to enlarge any consular district, or add to it | other allegiances. A Consular Bureau to be organized, | under the direction of the Secretary of State, which shall num. Various other reports, of little or no general impor- tance, were made from committees. ‘Two messages were received from the President of the United Stat. answer to resolutions of inquiry. A motion was then made and carried that the House adjourn. Bartimone, June 19, 1846. Court Proceedings—Fourth of July—Cargoes for Liver- pool—New Engine for New Orleans—A Wounded Officer—Duel Rumor, §c. Another of those abominable rape cases are on trial be- fore the City Court, being that of Wm. Stirling, one of | the party charged with committing a rape on Margaretta Eheman, about one year since. This is, I believe, the fourth trial, only one of the whole four having been par- tiallyconvicted,the jury being unable to agree in the other hearings. Each successive trial seems to fix their guilt rays. Mours. rye Ss wears aN more closely on them, and there is but little doubt enter- Bagby,” Atherton; tained that the present case will result in a verdict of Barrow, Breese, guilty. When once convicted there is no doubt but that — they will be pardoned, and I do not think in that case | ro He there would be any serious objection made to it on the Calhoun, part of our citizens, their greatest objections to the pro- coe ceedings, so far, having been at the systematised attempt oT Ge to sink the girl in infamy to sa Ny St he ‘Those of your citizens who wish to sce @ magnificent ji," ‘ celebration of the 4th of July, should visit city Car cai re ee about that time, as from preses) nppesrances it will ex. Crittenden, Westoott—14, | Gped any ataniien ce latenitoes as Che) BOR 19st tals, Caseren Davis, The packet ‘hi Hargrave, Capt. J. Bailey, cleared on Dayton, Wednesday last, x Messrs. Jas. Corner & Sons, agents, Dix, from this port, with the following cargo: 5,700 barrels Evans, flour; 4,339 bushels corn; 124 bales of cotton; 200 boxes | Greene, adamaniine candles; 300 barrels lard; 380 sides leather; | Haywood, 200 dry hides; 10,000 horns; 1 case and 1 box merchan- Houston, dise; 1250 hhhd, and 1000 barrel staves. The ship Far- Huntington, well, of Boston, Capt. W. B. Gerry, also cleared from this port on Thursday, by Messrs, Garland & Cunning- ham, with 9,630 bbls flour, and 4,678 bushels of wheat. | Messrs. J. Rodgers & Son, have just turned ont from McDuitie, their extensive manufactory, a splendid suction’ engine Mangum, | for the lrad Ferry Company, of New Orleans. At are- Miller, cent trial of its powers, it threw 180 feet quite a heavy Morehead, | stream of water. Niles, A. Luther, of the second regiment U. 8. In- Pearce, ived last e ig at the City Hotel, direct from Penny backer, the Rio Grande. Lieut. L. received a severe wound in the battles of the 8th and 9th of May. ‘There is a rumor, that Gen. Gaines intends to challenge on Scott to mortal combat, but I place little reliance on it. Parcapecramia, June 19, 1846. Peter | _ The vacancy occasioned by the resignation of John Yuleeae" | K. Kane, Esq., as Attorney General of the Common- Total 55 ; total of Senate, 56. Mr. Jarnagin, (whig) would make the number complete, who, it is said, did not vote. The four- teenth vote lies between him and Mr. Westcott, and though our informant gives it to Mr. West- cott, we ure inclined to think it belongs to Mr. Seneey and that Mr. Westcott did not vote at all. wealth, in consequence of his being placed upon the bench of the U. 8. Courts, it is expected will be filled in a few days. Should the appointment come from the eastern section of the State, public opinion appears to have designated Henry M. Phillips, Esq., one of our best lawyers, for that position. If the Governor makes the appointment from the middle section, Judge Champneys, Benton and Calhoun are as brothers in— | of Lancaster, will probably be elected. Benton and Cass are eminently ant; nistic— A crim. con. case has occurred in Kensington, within Colquitt and Breese are not as yet cheek-by-jow! | 4 fow days past. ‘The lady is the wife of Joseph Braw, —Haywood and Allen are formal and reserved to each other—Sevier and Fairfield are not the Sia- mese twins—Speight and Cameron are as wide apart as the poles—Dix and Dickinson are one, except upon the treaty, and there they are two. A house divided against itself cannot stand—the same of Missouri; Dut we are not alarmed for the | forty-niners in either case. Bagby and Sturgeon are hardly acquaintld with each other. The whigs presenta solid column of compact infantry, | and there they have ssvod from the Fret. Weare informed that Matamoras has been de- clared free to all articles imported from the Uni- ted States, for the time being. Gen. Gaines and his ondedty: in a trip of seven days, from New Orleans, arrived in town to-night. He was received with three hearty cheers by the fous assembled onthe steps at Coleman’s, at is arrival, The country will sustain him unani- the mother of four children, and the gay deceiver a young man named Hare, who was rather prominent in the Kensington riots, and was tried for a participation in them. A battle took place between the parties, on the — husband detecting m in close converse, in which the husband conquered; but a second meeting ta- king place, the brothers of Hare lent their assistance to pummel the husband; and on a rt to law by the lat- ‘aggressors were bound over to court to answer for the assault and se A young man named Philip Clark, while asleep last night, fell from an open window along side of his bed, | down to the pavement, a distance of three stories, without breaking a limb. He was dreadfully bruised, however, and was taken to the hospital. Stocks have improved to-day. State 5's sold at 68}, an advance of j upon the closing sales of yesterday. mously. . adow R it We understand that Gen. Armstrong, our Con- | aX ‘Fav0e Newding BA Bonde fe Te as Gieed Bek ee sul from Liverpool, and Capt. Matthews of the | ony Boann.—10 Reaver Meadow RR, 17%; 1 Com- Union Bauk Tenn, 52; 30 Girard Bank, $10000 State $3, b 5, 68%; $10000 do, b 5nw, ris! Soo Girard Bak, 10%; $9000 ‘Reedhag Bonde, 994; 600 Ta: nk, i, 1 ae Lehigh 63, 36; 100 Reading, 3435. . r Great Western, dined with several friends to-day at Coleman’s. There was a scene to-day in the House between Mr. Stevens of Ga. and Mr. Yancey of Ala., in which a term equivalent to the lie direct was thrown at the former. Some difficulty is appr A New Orteans, June 11, 1846. hended, thoaeh it would seem to be a poor busi- The Markets— General Gaines—Foreign News. ness to offend a man who is on the verge of the | There is little or not stirring to-day. Nothing at all from the seat of war since the arrival of the Alaba- grave, as Stevens appears to be, much less the rovoking a deadly quarrel with him. We hope, wever, the affair has blown over; and that we have only to ee and reprobate, without regard ma, on the night of the 3d inst. ‘The foreign news arrived yesterday by mail, and the day before by Commercial House express, from which to the parties, the occurrence of such an episode. sities dee Wit te ee Pi hy Lora) It is said that Hon. A. Yell of Arkansas, who | Yesterday! holders demanded an increase of | to te per was sapiooeed to have left the House to go to the und; middling — Py Sop nie 6) to us wars, iw gone off to Arkansas to elec- nd sales a od 4 6000 an ese : tioneer against the return of Gen. Ashley to the | firm this moi ; The amount of st on Senate, whose term expires in 1847. We hope | Sout 165,745 bales. ‘The arrivals are small. ‘ill gi The sales in tobacco are small, and the stock on hand that Yell will give a better yell than that when he | Wheto have deen ke of wean Bi tons . ample. reports himself to the House | and wheat has fallen to G0c a sack; but at that rate the saleshave been large. Freights have not undergone Wasuineron, June 17,3 P.M. | any change Two vessels ic taken nares for Li- A - "i A , at . and two for Spain at $15 for to . No Becret Seions—The Fifty-four Fortier Trow- | Vxjo i110 ai tna fx Sn at {1 or tabace, ble expected. The Senate went into executive session at an early hour on the treaty, this morning. They will endeavor to bring on a vote by the close of the week. Mr. Allen's motion to open the doors of the Senate when in executive session, was consi- dered to-day. Mr. Allen said, he thought, as the proceedings of secret session on the late Oregon message had been published at the North, and some of them copied by the two leading city pa- | pers here, and not contradicted ; asf as injustice might be done thereby to Senators individually, | he was opposed to all secret sessions; not only on these grounds, but as being anti-republican and eet and contrary to the spirit of the quence of the action of government in relation to Gen. | Gaines. y's conduct is considered remarkably in- solent towards the old veteran. It is not gonerally thought here that Gen. Gs being ordered to Washing. ton is intended for tue garpoce of getting him out of the way; but coupling tha€ With the previous letter of cen- sure from the Secretary cf War, I don’t see how it can be otherwise. The Governor, staff, Major Generals and Brigadier Genorals of the militia hore, with the Mayor and Recorder, all called upon him to-day asa token of their esteem and respect for him. Afull regiment ot Tennessee volunteers arrived last night, on the steamboat Connor, under command of Col. 8.R. Anderson. They are a splendid set of men. The mail boat from Mobile has net yet (half-past 11 o'clock) got in, and it i Bengt she must have run aground. There is considerable anxiety here to know the result of the race between Fashion and Ring; been considerable betting. Long have been freely offered, and not taken very froel; s—three to one— "The weather is fine to-day, although we have had rainy weather during the whole of the month—at times, regular April weather. } | . The ution was lost—ayes nays 13 | either, on the old mare. At our last accounts the tracl “Gril of the (54 40) men Voting inthe negative, | Was wetand heavy, from the continual rain, and no very Mr. McDutfie accepts the position of chairman extraordinary time can be expected. of the Committee on Foreign Affairs. There is a rumor down town to-day, ‘since the adjournment, that a difficulty is about occurring | of a senous nature between two members of Congress. Mr. Yancéy, it is said, in his remarks to-day, had wantonly made a talking attack on Mr. Stephens, of Georgia; all arising out of a late | discussion, when Mr. Stephens had defended Mr. Webster. Mr. Stephens is one of the most talented and gallant men of this ee and as high-minded ‘as brave. He knows his duty. | would not allude to this matter, but it is public talk at this moment. Tue Treaty.—The Senate have had a lon, Boston, June 19, 1846. Steamer Caledonia—Preparations for the Fashionable Campaign—Van Amburgh Killed by Gen. Humbug— graph—Mr. Templeton—Incendiaries, $c. England, arrived yesterday, and you will have digested and published the intelligence sho brings long before | this letter will reach you The arrival of one of these steamers has become such a common affair, that unless . sit- ting to-day, with closed doors. It is rumored that | very important intelligence is anticipated, there is no - geod vised, by a vote of 41 to 14, the ratification | unusual stir or excitement occasioned by the event.— indary treaty, reported to hi that body by the Preside Peer ton Tuosday last. Moreover, we anders thatthe injancxion of tectecy will not be ment.- hington Union, June 19.) british govern: | Such an arrival will soon, in the onward progress of things, beconea rival ofthe Sonthern mail. The hots cone is driving people gat into the country towns, jons are progress, among pi eS mer at r of gent re sort. Tne laborer will toil on through the heat APPOINTMENTS BY THE Pres: the advice and consent of th Kane, of Pennsylvania, to be ju of the United for the wwENT~By and with e Senate.—John K. \dge of the district court _ district of Pennsyl- | While others enjoy the fruits of his never-ceasing in- son, of One, to be ep ° ae we by © of th issued extras on Wednesda navy, to fill ex on con- occasioned by the Heath of John C. Spencer, jt. °°” | taining a detailed account ofthe killing of Van Amburgh thereof, unless abroad in the employment of the Govern: | months, making quarterly returns, specifying the amount | consist of a chief,at a salary not exceeding $2500 per an- id, and there has | itter of no more interest than the ar | Mr. Goxvow believed, that the first business in order, | entlemat | vali tame: ituate, R. I., on Monda: h, PW Morrill, FM Herring, ‘aay, May 18.814, Merchant,Clark, and Fenny, GENIN’S GOSSAMER HATS, eee tee aoe eae | Brvetiet, Prom fren Boston! tan Grager Se pins Philadephia: Toth Leviat, Foul rhs PFEIGHING from 27 1035, ounces. Prieg only #3 0 ed, though it created quite a sensation, at frat, tarough. yous, OC Seaart, C1. Jagils, Thoradike end servant, Colman, | _Linanp, May 8i-Of, Missisaipes, , of and fm Bre- cit two, yours snes | Ris : hoax will unquesti Sapam Neen ae Eeseeeiiicline:-Cops & Froerabam nt | cee masey Phuladelphia; Independexe s * success tia, erable money into the lion tamer’s packet, some are crew of the brig Spinster,fwrecked at Aux Cayes onthe | Island; 31st, Yucatan, Canty, and, Unico m — ry larne aoe of Purponn ee to suspect that it was devised for that very | Wks, ogc xans—Schr Marmioa—Miss J P Mund. | Bo: : 5 ist anat Baker. do thelr patrodage, have not be I notice that the Masonic fraternity will celebrate the | ~ rae | j ones EP Co seuts for public ‘che . to Arrive. cinnati. timore public patronage at en Pe et al PE Ee | _ meee eee ed mt, tg is Mine Man Wed Seialtiaite teste cd slumbered to long, and the enemy are stealing a march | Qaf\ulsuiltiee, Mes Beng chia Mee Werace | ‘White, Boston 4h, sid, Howard, Gal oF calor from exposure tote: on that once, vigHlant band of pariots, who fought 90 | Miss Boros, Mine: Match, Sli A Hall, Mig M Hough | Wi, Adusruved, Brianne, Ora Festing, Heed, with other for the iantly against 3 | fom, Miss A Houghton, Capt Burnham, Messrs 2 ed the A; Columbiana, Pollard, for do 20th; i with the proprie The iationists, or Fourierites are holding meet- | Taft, BD HD Wells, A Dearing, O Lyon, ye | Ipsmconcd 80 Ai “Li dri pin a decided ‘all other hats. ings here, with a view of reforming this wicked world, | M- Goldsmith, Reynolds, Fitzsimons,” Clifford, Stanley, | fates 1 Swrgnton, foro, Sg irerpoo), Hides fee ‘fhe pablicare tavived to gail ond ore thas enielo'ad ai abolishing. all the evils whic “flesh is heir to” | Moatgomery, and Pin the steerage. d ech; SN. GENIN'S Hat and Cap Store, | They have got at least a six months’ job before them, to | di » (Br) Lal my27 Im*re __214 Broadway, opposite St. Paul's Church make @ perfect paradise with such implements as they | Foreign Lm: | nt of ost WATTRIPONT & GO., Me telegraph tein operatios field, by wh he telegraph is in operation to 8) eld, by which we anticipate ithe ‘mail’® fow hours iy ‘the receipt of im. | | portant informatior ection fixes the salaries of the Consuls— | | there, h uuscat, China, (Can- | corner of Harrison avenue ani | | any important treaty except the troat ! Masonic Celebrations—Fourierite Meetings—The Tele. | The steamer Caledonia, with five days later news from | and dust, and sweat, content with a bare subsistence, | | thing in wheat beyond our report of yesterday, | Sepee a. Mr. Templeton has returned to this city, and will soon give a series of concerts. The Portland Argus says, that the famous Dr. Charles R. Brgadon, the wife accumulator, is suspected of ha- ying been the murderer of Colonel Henley, at Portland, in October, 1843. Some of the Bofton officers are down up testimony on the subject. { The incet ies are busy again in their nefarious business. A machine shop, belonging to Mr. Wilmorth, Curve street, and a leather store in Fulton street, have been destroyed, the loss amounting to about $40,000. Upwards of seventy gomons were thrown out of work by the destruction of Machine shop. Both thoso fires are supposed to | have been set by the hands of incendiaries. Tue Treaty Rativiep.—lt is with unfeigned leasure that we announce to the public the rati- | ‘ation, by the Senate, of the treaty for the settlement of the Oregon controversy. The injunction of sec has not been removed by the Senate, but enough of proceedings is known, and certainly known, to enab! us to state that the ratification passed by a vote of forty- one to fourtoen—a majority, we believe, unequalled on ty ‘of 1842. Report | says that the debate in tho Senate for the last two or | three days, although in secret sossion, has been exceed: | ingly spirited aud intoresting. Possibly, some time hence, when uo further occasion for secrec all e: hoe debates may be given to the public.—Nat. Intel. june \9. : PL DEICRRCRA Loe New-York, Friday, June 19. Breapsturrs—Tho change in the market since yos- is hardly perceptible, in fact none worthy of no- 0 is Still held at $4 18} a $4 25, but we hear Michigan has been sold at $4, ime qualit: We 2h, hear of no- Cortox.—The market was very quiet to-day. The ac- counts to hand this morning per steamer Caledonia, not ring to affect it in any manner; the sales reported, mount to 300 bales. We quote— Inferior, Middling, Good Middling, Middling Fair, Family Provision Market. ual and full supply at all the mark: with little or no variation in the prices of eats. Many of the meat shops charge too bigh for ay 3 lamb ' Fish plenty, and salmon down to 1s 6d per fb. Spring chickens at 3s, 4s and 5s per pair, accordii to size and quality. Vegetables, with new potatoes, c' guubacs and das young baat, Reese ineese tame took. | ting or promising. In fruits, w rge and ly supply of strawberries and cherries, with a sprink- ling of raspberries. We noticed at No.8, Washi Market, a large lot of fresh pumpkins aud watermelons from Matanzas. past m Apples, bri...$150 23 — 015 9175 Beef, ch’e pes..0 10 a0 14 0 62i¢a 0 Do. comes 5 008 0 50 00 0 . 4 0 50 2060 Stripeddo....-0 © 2.012% Flounders, buih.o 10 | 1% 20 8 Fels, perlb....0 6 ] 020 0 Fresh Cod, tb..0 5 12) 018 but 06 Piet +4 7 aoi® Cral 012 | H alo Lobster: vee 6 Oo alsw Butter, fresh...0 15 byao 6 Ey 0.13 62 og 10 00 0 30 Philadelphia Cattle Market. At market, 1700 beef cattle, mostly from the West, in- cluding 1000 driven to New York ; 250 cows and calves, | 650 swine and 1400 sheep and lambs. | Prices—Beeves dull at $5 a 6} the 100 Ibs; 80 left over. Cows and calves sell at $15 a $30. Swine bring $4} a $5 the 100 Ibs. Sheep and lambs range at $1 a $3} each. Hay without alteration; good Timothy sells as want- gaat 70 2 90 the cwt; and straw at $6 a $7 the 100 bun- s. ‘The Crops. The Lynchburg Virginian of Monday oe ai un | derstand that the protracted rains have nearly ruined the crop on James River. We understand the May wheat has commenced sprouting. A few more days rain, and the crop will be entirely destroyed. The last Fincastle Valley Whig says :—We continue to have in this section, very damp and disagreeable . If we remember correctly, we believe we have not had as much as two days clear weather at one time, for the last six weeks. Our farmers are justly alarmed ‘on account of the effect which this weather must of ne- cessity have upon heat crop. Our own opinion that unless there is a very sudden change in the weather there will be little or no wheat raised the present season in the county of Botetourt. . Foreign Markets. Canacas.—We have received files from Caracas to the 23d May. The annexed tables, giving a comparati view of the trade of Guaira (the port of Caracas), ex- hibit a rapid increase with England and France, whi that of the United States rests in statu quo. The im- ports from England in 1845, show an increase of 693 per cent over those of 1844; from France, 11934 per cent ; from the States, but 19% per cent. The exports to the United States have fallen off over 100 per cent, while to England and France they have incre: , Tespectively, 2945 per cent and 474 per cent. Yet the number of yessels and amount of tonnage arriving to and parting from Guaira, under the United States flag, bears a propor tion of over 2 to 1 to the vessels and tonnage of the French and English combined. Gexenat Statement or tHe Commence or Guaina witn Exgianp, Usiep Statis, ayp FRANCE, a gel caves os ct 6 tg Se Ve: By oe fe 3 it si sk sk SEE NE Ss 3 3 te ss & SE Sf S28 82 Ug dis & £ £ £ 93,879 50,014 158,563 64,690 - % 5,109 (es. 81,468 96,958 105,290 48,284 118 pret. 65 10,019 | 25,499 33,726 55,954 49,815 IMM pret. 1 3,295 The total value of imports at Guaira in 1845 were 35 t over those of 1844, and the exports increased at \portations. Liverroou—Ship Asnburton—101 bars D W Wilson &co | Ui do 20 bdls Bleecker & Oothout—53 tous 10 cases Cass, | with 660 Conover— haus-—4 A. Patral Mannah, for Philadelphia, 13th; Astracan, Porter, for | Ward & Conover co t.A& GH Withans—4 A Patrallo- | hanseh, f for Baltimore, do; Heurietta, Lougfore, for RN Tomes & Son—2 bales New Orleans. Ent outwards at London, 30th ult, Diadem, W Bloau Barstow, for NYork; Ist. inst., Paoli, Welsh, for ‘Baltmore W'Towt—3 cks Carter, Halse: and James River: 20, Margarct kvans, Tinker, for NY ork.— & Merritts—3 J Nicholson—2 Cromwell, In port, 34, the above; also Timoleon, Dreyer, for NOrleans, man & son—| ck Harner & Hays—6 A Avalsnche, for NY, do, The Antwerp, reynrted lde Chalmers—20 bs_ Brown, fa: | for do is now in'James River. The Union, Mitchell report: zen & Coa. cks Thomas ed Idg for Boston, was probably-not in port. In port {, bark 10 cases Win Stevens Merlta, Goodhue, for Liverpool, sane evening, havi been stan—2 cks | box Pe: ved to at that port for Havana, Griffin & Puts Onn, May 18—Arr Floyd, Caleb, Matanzas, F1i2 bale Abborgon & Horner 3 cases el che rina, May S~Arr Adeline, Lincoln, New York; 7th, &T Warner—2 Coffin, Bradley & co—1 win Gardue ie, Smith, do. “ ek Lente Bonn Rvs vale T.ymau Clapp eases JE | Mussina, about ith ult—In por bark Quiney, Savage, from Pet elpa, Chittenden Catania, arr fos soon. cous ble 5 eases Hugh Ward ico e ‘Matra, May 2i~In port bark Carlos, Watson, from Bos sie Buchanan ya cases 5 ie etielt © ‘Strong: ton for 8m: 6 or Moni rep’ (see Disasters). Sid 21, | case Meyer, [Bros & co—! tierce 5 Pedsoucelli—3 cas erm. " = BuntertielS Bice We ton 9 bales ih Sieedling we caus Roarets | My 22-In port brig Alto, Suell, expected Mitchell—25 bales Tooker, Mead & co—t bales John Gilhon eed to Port Vendres, and load for New —12 bales Wm Redmoud—} cases Wright. Large & Latimer | ), im port ship Afighan, Dyer, for ‘d Feed fAuduboe t's sahardsoun$ 3, WJ Morrison | Sy yettor, fr do stn 1: Acad enry Ba jitaon, Pearce & co—| unt ec! ale, . | ke coml cake Wi fe & Bishan it PS Batcath ca 13 Bs | yy 29,—Bid, (before reported, 28th,) Abagun, G Pearce & co—1 ek Barry & Way--i'ck Jas B Elliman—-3 | sins Se es Wight, Sturges & Shaw—0 es Hysloa & Bro—i9 cs 11 bis 2%6—In port, brigs Cordelia, Hatch, from ‘Wan Whiteright & com! ck Jol Van Nest-1 ck Hasluck & tack Hawk, Buunell for do,nert day; Aun co~2 cs & ID Wilmor—# che E Diediot=-32u0 bars iron Ke: | ido, ldgs sehr Orb. Hubbard, from Balti- ; bdls sheet iron, Cass, & 56. phine, Eldridge, tm do, unc. ‘Also, a bark aylor, & com40d, bus tin la the United States, loaded; and two brigs names uot recol- r Phelps, Dodge & co—1250 bx te " Wile cook The atte eae Geinosll, Fatenwo, May gi—In port ship Belvidere, Tumer, for Minturn & co—$8 cases, 6 bales, 1 cask, 400 bdls 390 Boston 7 days (for damage to the B and others ale on the slabs tia, 410 bdls, 30 tons pig ixon, 10 bars brass, ht of Mth seo Disa ; barks Gulnare, Barstow, from copper, to urd Tatania, air 7th, for Bostow 13 or 14 days; Griffon, Blake, AatuUKa-—Ship Leonidas—1 es A Lachalse—0do Ada Bostonian, Cilehrist, for dod days; ue, coriio | H.C & W Fell t¢ ¢o—00 do J Snider | 7 1th, for New York, ie: jpabesh Hall, of PI hrage, Koop & com4 cs Dutil ‘ousine- | iverpool, arr 13th, un r 1» ty) do Moran & Iselin--1 do Draper & Richards—7 caks ea | fe or days. Std 3, brig Fame, Madison. for tales & co—1 do It Gerard—36 bkts champagne W.D Cuth- | "Ali, Swasey, do’ (some accounts say New eyvot Philad3 os Fillevuytertoo bere Mehevide ReVesceS | Now Polke ih turk Siciaey, Tucker’ dowal bigs Trenton; je ilad—3 es L Pillevuyt—| ts midt el— jew York; 19, bar! jersey, ier, do; 31, " i Ivernois & co— iad | By ‘Messina, do; Rowland, Dilliugham, do; scht Bourry d'ive jer mi dob Hie jt do & Ast Eu bananas to maste s. —6 do W Holberton—11 do J N & H Grashal & co—250 bkts A Henden—200 do Gazes iue—6 cs wine 15 do mdze to order. wuRa—Schr EJ Muusell—2500 pi at erusacks of Phil. apples 25 bunche FASHIONABLE, HATTE, Nassau street, near Fplton, New York. of THE sul bers beg to iow of the wo Rey nave lustre i ppt of mane male dcop which shay: alll Took eeechepteg ¢ fe te or even, ¢ Other establishment; neither can pyle teh did store; but they themselves the y and fipish of their Hate wil give entire at the prices e ‘They have adopted the French style of trimming the sum- » from Ow our, i tne 1.—Off, brig Bull, Wemugren, fm New May 29—Sld bark Valhalla, Griffith, (from ing rd) NYork. 1e-No. American vessels. Sid night April Port av PLatt—Schr lodine—235 hides AC Rossiere & june 4—No American vessel left in port. com8l logs mahogany 336 hides 1 bb1 metal 2026 bushels salt | ‘Trieste, May 23—In port, brig Cervantes, Tibbets, utc. Payenstadt &Schumacker, Bee ai | GSMIMEMUNDE, May 25-—in port, Morgei Dix, Hamilton, — 150 tor ry iere | Charleston, pene ne a haere | tansay, May 22.—Off, Talisman, Hortaman, fm Bremen rk, Domestic Im, on. | Pera ta, May 28,—Off, Washington, ——, fin Bremen wheat JL Bulk. | for NYork, ion—1696 sacks lead C = ers. y¥—170 kegs 270 bbls lard 97650 Wiant, May 27.—Off, Republic, Tegeler; Maria Albina, Haesloop, and Alex Humboldt, Wachter, fin Bremen for N York. (‘The A H also off Plymouth, 28th. | | Vatranatso, March 12—Sl jd Danish rey Cohan, Nicksen, _MARITIME HERALD. for New York. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 19, | ichrs ona, | Indi ompson, Stevens, Thompson, ‘Na-sau, | NP; Araminta, (Br) Symmonnett, Govemors’ Harbor, Baba: | mas. “Sid, bark Montgomery, Hooper, Norfolk, to. load US | troops for Texas; brige Salvadora, Hobbe, West Indies; sche Ship Liverpool, Swinbarn, Li ol, Williams & Guion. | Adal it Jago ; Falcon, for Ship Lady Atabellt, Simpson, Cube: Badge Peck Sot” | Texas; Joshua'Brown, Sparkes Provincetown, atk ida, Hal- Sw ship Pelu Ennis, Naburg, Stettin, Wm Wasser. ig Fulvia, Owens, Savannah, ' Bark Mary Brow elcher, Havens, Wood'k Co. |, Boston, Juve ia-—Arr ‘steam ship Caledonia, (Br) Tot Brig Morea, Conway, Pensaculs, ED Hurlbut & Co. | Liverpool’ schr Viola, Merrill, Eteuthers, Cld—bark M rig Margaret, Clark, Belize, J Griswold. of Orleans, Wiswell,, Sal 0 load for Rio Janeiro; Schr Compliaice, Norris. Boston. | Georgiana, Crispin, Alert, Ingersoll, Port auPrince hr Itacer, Stump, Harbor laland, Acadian, Eldridge, Hulifex; Boston, Nickerson, Baltimore; Schr Cabot, Forster, Boston. | Marietta, Crowell, New York; Victor, Hallett, Schr Gazelle, oot, Boston. | Htlot, Knowles, and Cauton, Crowell, eld sath for. Phitadel- Sehr Humonous | iiot Baltimore; and schr Patrio £0) Sloop Aone Baebes ree tete ee > Gewloon. | New Yorks j~thip, Consuls ‘bark Franklin, brigs Act: Sloop New York, Fisher, Providen-e. | dian, Venezuela, Clement, Frances, Washington, Penusylva- po sob miay ‘of and for Silom, NJ} sehr Lucinda Suow. ‘ 4 SHAR ESTO! une rrschr (ai uw Ship Paul Jones, Watkins, from Canton, March 26. Sailed | bib, cl'd bark Yarmouth, Hawes, N Orleans; from Jon 43 for New Bedford, fr June 9th, lat 27 4 from Buenos Ay: ported. Macto Marel 6, Passed Good Hope, May 3, witht 30, lat 820 N lon 42 20 Ws spoke oh York. Ship Fhe Snow, of Warren, fr with mdse. to fesmith & Walsh—279 June 14, lat 42.20, lon 65 30, bark bound to New York, out 30 nah Kerr, Morse, 29 dai toJ MeMurray. "13th inst, 1 Heary a zu Bremen, in ballast, to master. Unkhart. Schr Marmion, e JL Bulkley ke, to master. lay, Nye, hence remen bark Augusta, Millor, from Ponvert. ise, just ‘arr. il, Roe, from Elethura, with pi schr Active, for New York, in Java Head the 26th,and the C: d sill Co. ne rs. peland, 31 days from New Orleans,with 108 passengers to Henscher & | from Norwich for Philadel phi: » 16 days from New Orleans, with mdse t 27 50, spoke ship Concord, t, lat 37 2, lon 74, spoke bari We n 30, long 66 5, henon, of Boston, standing to the westward: woke bark Ranger, of aud from Portland, § +h Ashburton, Howland, from Liverpool, May 23, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. June 6th, on the bank: schr Mary Jaue, of Falmouth, 4000 ‘fish, wished ym Hamburg, May 23, | ape | ‘She od, New York. Ci ay | June’ 1--E D" Peters, Holmes, New York for ship Cicero, of and | st, via St Catharines. June 13—Sld Nickerson, Philadelphia; brigs Hanover, of Portland, | i i 16—Aimethyst, do; G King, do. Houx, June 16—Arr schrs Star, Ballard, 22 days for Boston; Louisa Johnson, Cienfuegos for do; ia Stover, New York for Bangor; Maria, jew York Passed by Ath, and anchored off E Chop, a three ouer (probably the Richmond from Philadelphia fr June 17—The brig and four schooners. wk Lydi for Boston. poke ye Te- | mast sch Marbleh Putuam from, New York; nown, came in this fore: | Brigs Oak, Emma, ‘and Tallmadge, for | ches: Deajel Beker Wan. Hart, and Homes 15" Pro pee nd Chas. L Gager, for Norwich, went to sea early rom Liverpool, morning. There are now at the anchorage, one herm. 12, lon 60 15, 5 four fore-and-aft schooners, and a sloop, outward bound. Sor Livewpoots sume | ® herm brig ai this writing is in’ sight off the Capes, beating june 12—CI'd ships Clinton, Conden, Liverpool. incoln, do; Hudson, Page, do; bark Salis, Allen, and Malene, Meyer, 35 days from | New Loxpen. June 15—Arr achrs Emily Night, Hosmer, HR Roberts, Kichards, frm New York. New Haven, June If—Arr schrs Elizabeth, Russell, Alba- from | ny; Pacific, Prese lo; Cleopatra, Burroughs, Philadelphia k Con- | Riexander, Bill, dos Moselle, Ellis, dor 3K Smith, Ne s Leoniss, Hoover, Brandywine, sloop ‘Warren, Thompson, jew York. Sid, sloops Swah Frances, Albany; Ann Matia, 3,0! ive, o) Bae! tail, do; Tantivy, de. or 6—Arr schrs Richard, Bowden, Fall Ri- ‘Warehai Richard, That- joaton, Devonshire, Thompson, ver; Marylans Sid, schrs cher, Portland; Ama: Be New Onveans, Jur New York; barks Avol: sehir Morning Star, for do. Bono, Baranue Carlton Chasleaeny Ponbeey Daal web: tc Ont Sarah, Eidridge; Gog Tubes May 3s ‘ood | ster, McClain, from the 4, towed down and te sea on the Majer, for Marseilles; bri | 7th. ship Emblem, schr Jas T Bertine; brought up, barks Bajor for Marstons | Naichez and Saranac, ‘Towboat Jefferson, Brown, from the 21, Jon 70,50, spoke ship an | Passes, towed down and to sea un the 6th inat, barke Fredouia peel. and Alinira; brought up ship Devonshire, and bark Avola, Be- | Tow coming up, Spanish brig Avola. Cid, ships Vicksburg, fans Litervocls Ghatoomea: Rerensation ait Wes tat , Fab on, Liver me, | ° so Ghe Columbia, Knapp, 8 days from Alexandria, with mdse Ber, New Yorks Capt Rom, ‘Smalley ’ te: ‘ I. i i Pensacola; Sarah, Reytolds, Providence: sg che iligott, Cole, days from Baltimase, with mde, to | Bi; a, Brazos Bantingo; Falcon, Lewis, do; Orator, Dre: Schr Creaceat, Williams, 12 days from Virginia. EPircaneconta, June 18—Arr brigs Majenic, True, Boston: pBsht, Westport, Kent,¢ days from Lubec, with plaster, to | Puisams Horners NWorky seks Vandetions Holding, eats Sehr‘A B Cooley, Boston, mise, | Five prowers. Kelly, NHaveus Jack, Do Schr Aurillia, Traudy, Thomaston. Pendleton; Senator, Clark, New York; Below. Dutch bark Java Packet, from Rotterdam, with mdse, to Schmidt & Balchen. Also—Two brigs. Sailed. Ship Charles Humberton, St Andrews; barks Washi urg; Gerardine, Rott brigs P , Ma s, Port au Prince; Emily, Charleston; W ‘Georgiana, Neuvitas; Philura, Savannah. 8” Packet Ship Rochester, Britton, for Liverpool, will sail on Monday. Suir Heovenor—Captain Graves, from New Orl rt of ve was strack by: li Martonella Reef. ‘The lighning strack th | down into the hold, and igni bound to Liverpool, pu last in distress. was laden. A wei mage fire was extin hole was eut in the de tand thrown over cannot be ascertained until she cousiats of 247 bales of cotton, 2100 barrels of flour, ‘October, of 800 tous t into the Savannah on harges carge tning on Friday, PorTLANT, June 17th—Arr brigs Abbathula, Cram, and | Xincennes, Smith, Philadelphia; lth ser Evergreen, Kaight, al: for Charleston. Provipence, June 17—Arr schr Princess, Tuthill, New i York; sloops JL. +K 5 Midas, Ne imc: | Yora“SaRre ve Biman Wiel sehr nde ‘etump: | lia, Strout ‘do; sloop Radiant, Hawkins, New Yor etump: | ““Ricuaoxn, 188d schr Mary Langdon, Cobb, Port- aSavannant, June 15—Cl'd brig Excel, Smith, New York; Wilson Falter, c i Mt uller, Cobb, do; brig Macon, Hayden,’ do; steamer h Charleston, ‘Arr shi bound to Liver ‘olossus, Mc: i$ fom 7 aw oF iad eg 2 Su ers aLiverpool: Stern rpool; brigs Wilson Fuller, Cobb, New York; do; Macon, Hayden, do, 15—Art sloops Point Judith, Stedman, wort; Annawan, Willis, do for Black Is Brand, and China, Dick for Pawea- . Brown, NY ork, for Thomaston: 0, whi for Nantucket; Star, Wileox, IN 5200 for Paweatuck, Tatwrow, June 16—Arr sehrs Roscius, and Franklin, New mile last tio of 11 i. in Hale and others of this city. Ith--J Pierce, do. Sid I6—schrs’ Masaasoit, Godfrey, ol per bone pert ge in Hale and others of this city. | Paitdelphiar nh WY ork ith oe ag frey Gaux ar Parensio —A severe southeast gale commenced | y WiLMINGTOR, June Ip Thi varaces | at Palermo, night of lath ult, which lasted forty hours, and To Seno Gas, coh and La Guaira, over which the bulk of foreign merchan- | caused much damage. All the vessels in port struck adrift, | Gall, St Thomas; Melvina, dise is carried, by which some £20,000 were saved to | Sn4six Sicilian brigs sank at their auchors. Ship Belvidere, | ‘ "ten via St Thomast C J b jestor er bends badly c! A c merchants during the past year. ‘Alabama, and Elizabeth Hall. their houseson deck much in. | } Sepichy Brewster; Ofte, Sa Posave Capasso, June 3, 4060-~dineo the lest dete of and their sides badly ehafed: schr Volusin was much | Inf; Farker, Onslow; Hart which 1 wrote you. there hes been @ decided rise in pro- i bark Mersey and brig Rowland sustained tittle da. | divs, Plummer, duce, chiefly ii coffee. It is now te be hed at 8}, and | Make, and bark Griffon none ‘weuty or thirty, miles distant aie with some dificulty sf that. Hides have not advanced so | {0m ihe port, there was ouly a Gouble reefed:topsail breese Night's Southe much, their being more of them in market and coming in | “Banx Can.os, of Providence, from Boston, at Ma | By Last Night’s Southern Mail, daily.’ There has beena very great demand for “ trillado” | all three masts carried away, a little betow the no or “unwashed” coffee for Euro; e, the fancy of consu- mers there having changed in favor of this class, which —, In addition to this, the amount of coffee which has been | washed and thus prepared for European exportation, has far exceeded that of any other year. Thus while the crop hasbeen very heavy, the amount which remains for American exportation ii more limited than was to have been supposed. Yet there has been shipped to “ the States” within the last three months, the very consider- able, quantity of 20,794 bags, equivalent. probably, to 34,000 quintals 3,400,000 Ibs. ‘Of this 12,149 bags went to Philadelphia ; 9,333 to Baltimore ; 4,772 to New York ; | 8,912 to ; and 688 to New Orleans. American ar- ticles have falle the same propor , perhaps, lumber, which holds better. Congross will adjourn soon, and without doing any thing by way of a revision of the tariff, as was | hoped. ‘Tho “export duties produce bill,” it is thought now will not pass. The Paez leaves the Orbit, of Balti- more, in port. Since my last, per Dorcas, (for New York, May 11,) there har the Caracas, for Philadelphia, May 16; the bark Columbia, for Baltimore, 2ist, and John Roanoke, for Boston, May 30. The brig Constitution, of Baltimore, and bark Venezuela, of hia, are at Laguayra ; and news of war between New Grenada and Equador, confirmed by last southern mail—just arrived as the Paez goes out of the harbor.—Philadelphia U. S.| per Merchant sold Garette. Matanzas, June 9, 1846.—The cargo at 12) rs. ir t for sug: continues inective but small demand, assorted 4 6 a 6} a 8} ; browns 4] yellows 5} Hi hite 7a 8} ; muscovado 4) a 5); m ‘ses continues dull ; there is a large stock ir lity on hand. Freights continue to be kept up as at advices ; for molasses 4a 4}; sugar $150. F on the States par a 1 per cent 5 sterli Beets Su Sh TeereR W Werton, of Mascachu- | Cantor it Jones—| 5 ‘hu- sexist Master WE Forbes. of New Yorks ~t KPOOL—Ship Ashburton—D: feo bhdward Robie, of Ma: aledouia, at Boston—For Halifax Mr & Mrs P De Corbrat, GH De- ) amine, Me Martyr, Geo Camalhd Victor Gumalhd, F Stone. ' For Boston—Capt Hale and servant, Miss Dorothy Wells, Miss Miss Co Mr Joseph Stilt, Mr G B Kerfo: more, Mr Wi a ae Cae | ‘was not used to any considerable extent there. | { Flour to $13 50 and other articles in | re pt Watson ri 'Narourox, 16th, on her voyage. Phen west of Gibraltar, i ‘oring to go to sea from C: the Otter Rock, but got off after load, without sustaining any material eed jury, indie, from udden and violent gale, masts, and the wind comin, not stop at Gibraltar, Took another gale: May 1, 0 and was driven 60 miles to rard. Notice to Mariners, Couecron’s ight Vessel statione ri » | yard Souud, will be taken into port for repairs’ on ot eboxt eon, ahi Haggra the 20th day of July next. | ly A Thompson, 1, Jan Gray eats ae Spoken. 2—Arr Ni wes, Syduey toe, Edgartown, June 17. © iy e from New York for Boston, 17th inst, in ed | , ALBTAMORIA, DC, June 17—8ld brig Rodolph, for Port- land. ft ¢ eastw | Baztimone, June 19~Arr brig Dover, Pereival, from Bos- ngor for ton; Br schr Charl , from Port Morant, Jamaica; ine, Lith inst. got upon | schrs Allegany, ‘once, PR; Wm Allen, _ harging St deck | from St Thomas: lene, Ricketson from New i damage, and proseeded, | Highlander, Baker, from New York; Fiza Hand, * | from Providence; Gannet, Coiner, from He k . Below—a brig wit ri Active. “Below brig wi fassan; lone, ns erday mora: ship Farwell was towed rom 12 hours; same time, brig Charles Ld- ton: i for Porti | Nonrorx, June 17—Arr schrs A Nickerton, Sinith, Pro- . i Providence, bound to Rich- ee a mankind Pa ead Geran nk ‘ . , distant miles, " lo" rpm Philadelphia, via Charleston for New | which carried sway’ her mainmast, topmast, &e. Sid, sehr Crescent, Sal down below, to finish loadiog in deep water. | Gronartows, DC, June 17—Arr se +, from New New. | York; £ Johnson, Baltimore. Sid, bi mae, for Bos- hats, whieh i i hi ration coming Tirongh sad spotting the bosuty of their appateaneess MB. PONT, my 25 im*m ‘WM. H. SUMMEK HATS, ECONOMY AND FASHION. ROBERTSON’S PHENIX HAT ND CAP a MANUFACTORY, 103 Fulton street.—’ fi ¢ hespeste 6 atteation re iblic to the quality. Sopris te crore yar ei cent below : ally sunilar in materyl, workmanship, ana, ish, to the imanufactured by the more sn | t adway; and on a close compart aoe of ead eee "4 the aingle particular bscriber has reas ifference tthe su State tom cktle een al aes pearance. ir average weight is from 2% to 334 ounces—being much hear sean sebcootal. Levvous, ecg P tate nd judgment wih are inflagnced in Pr pares by examine them, test of comparison, their precise vi acto SBRRTSON, 103 Ful street. AVER- AND SILK HATS of the bet gual pete are now ready iiraspocuen md ‘sale at the old establi a al7 Im*rre 40 efi, J. PRICE & 00. FASHIONABLE HAT Ne ito Bulvou STORE. fou seey caret a? Dac sit a Eauaaty heey ge de pmalte ae rices. Single hats made BROWNEC & Saye ‘Mott street, wish to inform the publi ur recept. ra! facture and i $3 Hate, "Proprietors do cosa dere rior to any ever before sold conte yourself of this fact. m90 1m*: EXCELSIOR. ERTSON’S if ROB! PH JAT AND CAP Mme UN E rietor 6 yh t has ly to an f Flags, C: ol! a Will sell at che Lowest P test notice. my5 lm*r be tiens to their hats to same price. be mach ; Call and oprietor of this extablishmen fepteusive stock of spring proce pl ttene aula sry aril es iso $3 and of similar material) are sold in Broad Civertoar's crpeeseibaiieteees titer nd inn splendid establishments in Broadway, ew te tonnes enabled to offer goods ofa corresponding desert tion thence rates. 823 Im*re GENTLEMEN’S 8! ‘R HATS, SAU STRE ES the attention of his custome: ea eras ta. his ausortmeng of summer Hats, consist of white and pearl color fur Hats, excsotaashs ugh; Panama, Manilie, Cauedian Straw Pins’ ‘Aiee Hight, black beaver and moleskin Hats, exprevaly the summer sessoa. ovat Tmere BIRD. ¥ € to . comer Pine and’ Nessau‘sts. entlomen’s Panema cs "s summer Hats, ‘ints made to ‘my15 Im@re OR For Sale, ewoaton ead dwelling houser, ‘They are de seh ly tamed wrts its hay BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR House and 6b Middegh ttre ied Rs a Heke city of Brooklyn. ‘The lots are use in Hicks street three three stories high, and (ostantial manner, and situated im L Ba Ba Seat ‘street, pean ‘ fnottold by mire, can romain ys Ente, rt money can remain on jell lw*r bet i ot horn Public auction, on 215 Adame st., Brooklyu. sconce j 0. Gerbrand bet Oe rena rooms, feet, four stories h : choronthits’ Ss Brooks, . pecs aes te VAN me the Ws Parad olonar Saha a ale on” rath yan ers —_ without children. meth Li A’ “og LADIES GE! RLEMEN. it me sie yes ea {es which are to 8 Canal st., comer BOOTS. ; eS erie een urd te late Terdonp ae Borge , ke., done PAC! ¥ m5 Im?m “ tous barthen, John Brit June 22d, her regular Gay. ats "The ships of thie 1 1000 tons oan soni wi fc the advantages to ived from sel a cre gah mop Sombie ta Consett an tee every wa) com le convenient 1 Sinall claas, and their acco! Yor cabs, am ships of a and steei is well e it sar aleriaet berths should not fail the foot of Burling slip, or to MEDICAL AND SURGICAL. NZ QUACKERY—-Dr. sale been eagased for over | diseursls saree syphilitie ruption ‘leven, ser res 4 and — ty, avising from a ‘secret habit.— i. M. for N for. do | with pretended surgeons. See | oF the Moval College St ; ollege. 0 "eTalma, Murray. | Senate Oe eras BIT Anthoutt Cer h rand - | few ton st. Letters ‘ * il rr Chicora, Hol on a) A | Catecriar April i Arr Malabar, Freeman, Boston via Conde en eye POR, Marseilles. 8, ips Cato, Plummer, and ‘Arno, Thur- A NOVA Jercy. Winer, fordo | PYR, MARSHALL HALL, one of the most celebrated stin, for Bos Physicians in Eurepe, is the discove: aluabl y | medicine. It is now used and prescribes Davis, for 8¢t physicians in Europe and America, Cowen, lig: tods: dane, dy in Weakness of the o1 from King Neptune, for Boston. dg; sehr '¢ where used according to Aw Sid ath, irgia &Cor- Most happy results, MS Dr i f Low fanaman, Peek, New York. Inthe ‘he hasbeen very succeasful with i ia te treatment Of the follow [ai jon Jone: + weal secret aay par Warwick, Weeks, Havane eam, night ° Justi Claypole, ofand lect, forgett tion of the heart, aversion to la ports Sere , 10M, emaciation, gleets, whites, obstruction of certain evacuations, total impot aud ess, are y: cured ‘by this medicine? Phillipe ‘KL Boyne, ‘agent "For. | Istanps, 7 Wrarded to all paris of the Uniou, price $2 per bottle~6 bottles chr Warwick, Cheever, | Hor'$8._ Sold at Wt Buane Je20 It re Auran, May 12810 Angora, Salsbury, Oporto. = NO QUACKERY. ‘esti ler, ey, B be os rs M RATeraND ee eer wens, Petes Hovey Ror, | TJQCTOR COOPER, 4 Duane street, member of the | ppits May 20a Ps hs Payal: Balle | College of Su om, is consulted confi- | t Cowes: British , deatially on all: pr which he cyes wi v fs ‘Flan hind an, Hecent elves he eu au. teeat Havre May Shower w days. A twelve years enables Dr. C.t0 ne Ip Rochester, Peabody, do do; h 7 ? 4 ralnole, Thomas, do do; Rocka ~ Ae thy + Susan Drew, eon Tiajet, for Baltimore June 20, 'Andelie (Fr), tor do Yared eachgyare charge. ¢ommodations wnequal . board, at Orleans w: ret SECS. Boat oe Cc Price of, sPoRREDS Desasmtite ores o meowe ‘or to MM gad to be fo epee er ROR N Ee, sxe arent