The New York Herald Newspaper, May 26, 1847, Page 4

May 26, 1847. Truc Bills for Homicide Returned—The Slave Case—Stocks, $c. The grand jury of the quarter sessions yesterday re- turned true bills against the following persons, for homi- Pott seen cides committed within the past two months: one Affairs a Washington. against Joseph Pickering, B. Vanborn, Samuel Emmons, in Ww and George Murphy, for the murder of Jacob Anderson, “"Wasmmmaven, May 24, 1847. @ colored man, near Almond street wharf; one against Mexican Affsirs—Rumored Occupation of the City of | John Gardener, charged with the killing of Lewis Wor- Mexico by Gen. Scott—Intereating Extracts from Mea. | thington ; and e third against James Martin, charged dean Papers—Sad Disaster to Gen. Cushing. with causing the death of a sailor named Matthew Hays, We have a rumor in town to-night of the “ grand en- by knocking him overboard. trée” of Gen, Scott into the imperial city of the Aztecs | The estonia sid St. Augustine Church now —one reportasys, after a most bloody battle, and another, | #mounts to ly $1 PRE a tam as be That famous overland Dedenvey exnives tars Toresehey So8 Hie Soule, ca express,” in which the Herald, we understand, | bis way to your city, to em! urope. He did not FEC yes p Necghcoe io bal roe yard tend £i¥ing ecnnerte hers, but s strong effort is making Pal eal LATEST MOMENT. ahead of Cave Johnson,) will doubtless give us the real iene be dallor eho ered the writ of the Su- state of the case to-morrow morning. preme Court, for the di SF lasaes Brown. the fo- Meantime, if you should not have received them | sitive save, was held by Judge Parsons in $1000 bail, to through other sources, we lay before your readers the | Syer come to a trial, as it is questionable whether he was following extracts from the vtmerican, Flag of Matemo- | not perfectly justified in the course he ed. If, ras of May 8th wcopy of whlch heabeen politely fur, | however a tral is inevitable, the charge will most likely nished us by Mr. C. W. Dunnington, the efficient Chief | be certioraried to the su] court, and the decision of of the Police at the Capitol. that tribunal be Lemme tier legality of the writ of ~— homine de replegiando, in this case. General C: met with an accident of = very seri- The trial of constable Roberts, i a sean, of having arrested @ citizen of Ni ing, which, we are truly s gua nates on ahisgaay evening, hich, we st aly | Reese ‘was com. sorry to hear, this morning, and is still in’ rome time, ‘hgcompeaied by 8 lady erm soning ‘. quarter eafionss pending i tn tho court of walk t) the streets r nig) 5 Bales of & t verge ot she south-coet ar ioc pres Be Boann, May 25 ay Baie wigs Bond Girard street Is only ceedin, fang feet wide for egress, he placed Bis foot ‘nee. fe Be the ok ern ay AM toe, Rane s loose brick, which gave way and precipated him “into rr Commercial cial Bank, 30764 jirard rg Trust, 235 Sts Os the ditch, broaking the bone of bis left leg, just above | ton 6°65, #474 to the ankle, Ho was taken to his quarters immediately,and | AYTER SaLEi—¢ Franklin Fire 20278100 Lehich aie ‘anal, 2036; rea Ft MARITIME HERALD. PORT OF SEW YORK, MAY 4. 7 13] weer wen warn ee Se seat cn % Ga tne Ns me Ney Orns, Jobunca | eBay Pert “yongon, rs ee) icky, Boomers, » Meyer & en aaa ss mee igs: Aen ‘aoe Beings “den NB, F W Beeman ha Pde! Covell Bos "an Phiuney, mis anne "Pall Ri see Porennach ated ev asa to Grane, Satur thous of 8 Si a lat sihonget te Unt con ies po Lal m9 (i, in the foreto; Sonad, wo Tadepeudence has saationsed 9 one been two oon Comene of Nuntuehet = . ine thick Ren tes steerage May 5, from Liverpool, with pera min tar) ant tition S84 y exchanged Mah aug anata MSuntae, 1b days ous New Orleans, with mdse Bi ND ‘McPhail called to his assistance, fram whose sasgicel 7008 Kewding Rt cde Toe i a) Ps Di are created that the broken bones ma: axiil sane Ee esat bee tog acon so Posxomid cass ry Bese 5736; 200 new and the accident distresses him much. as it prevents | Ayres Sav 00 Vick ‘ painSbiling the duties of his recent appointment. scrip, 8486; 1500'U 8 Lous on 6h orig e109 Lehigh Coal ‘We condole with General Cushing—Ist, that the acci- dent prevents his perdoual attendance in his line of duty, The Flag gives the following account of Col. Bel- knap:— Col, Belknap, Adjutant and Inspector Genoral, on a tour of roorne Sony regulation, &e., dice Famine at Mapema.—The New Bedford Mercury learns b by authentic advices from Ma- deira, received by Rev. Mr. Howe, Pastor of the Sea- then's Bethel ia that city, that many hundreds of the inhabitants of Madeira have already perished by starva- of all the military | tion. Flour has sold as high as $27 a dogg ‘but m f posts on the line between Monterey and the meme of | the inhabitants were unable to purchase Ae the Rio Grande, after ays at thi The Mercury gives the following extrao! e bi en; zealously in ing out objects Z had no potatoes for two years, on account of the potato talssion, passed down to the mouth ye terday. rot. For God’s sake send us some Indian corn, or we ns are thorough, as we can attest, for even the | must all perish. A little rice will be that ly recived. sinert nen fei [gers veer oe pom Heipary fa He Ob, Shee wo f tht havea portion of that wiiok the favore ericans itis, waa found to contain blemishes displeasing to his | keep usfrom thegrave se T° ‘nelx animals, to Rewer C3 nha regulate Be ie le ———$—$_$_—_—_______. ick to us, and ‘we shall rej e Flag accordingly. Sales of Stocks at Boston. An ex) for General Taylor from General Scott h the city.on Thursday. Gen. Scott was | Co 1is0si0 Market Banke 70% fee iy eee Le at Jalapa, but the advance of his army, we understand, | 19 ‘orcester waa at Puebla. road, 50 ast Boston Co, ida, 8 85-100; Upwards of fourteen hundred troops, we were in- 55 Boe formed last evening, are now collected in the Camp of $1000 Reading Rail fenton ce fo ne eran nee | SE intere: 2 0! \s jua- Ble little paper is the following compendium of nows :— OCOMMEKOIAL INTELLIGENCE, FROM ZACATECAS. We wore favored last evening with an introduction to State of the Flour Markets. Rocuester, May 24.— Wheat sold in the street during Mr. McMahon. a gentleman recently arrived from the | the week at $148 156, and on Saturday some gies city of Zacatecas, who, in addition to enlightening us in | were made at $1623. ‘The supply is not regard to the state of affairs in several important States | of flour have made at $7 123 a7 38, the pine of Mexico, furnishvs us with two copies of the Zacateca- closing pretty firm at the latter figure. ‘Corn in the no, of the 4tb wad 6th of April. Mr, MoMahon has re- | strect sells ls freely at 623¢ a 68 cts., one sale of 4,000 bush- sided in Mexico for a number of years, has travelled over a great pertion of the country, und is very compe- ‘tent to form an accurate opiuion as to whether the Mexi- can nation will be induced to seek a peace after our ar- my shall have taken possession of the capital. He states that intelligence of the surrender of Vera Crus was re- ceived in Zacatecas, without baving any effect to damp the ardor of the populace—on the contrary. it appeared to incite them to the adoption of measures for making a more determined resistanve to the advance of our troops through the country. ‘The clergy are awakening to the necessity of opening their coffers, and are now acting in concurt with the state governments in providing means for resistance. This action of the clergy gives increased confiden: e to the people, who everywhere ure enthusins- tio and determined. Notwithstanding all these evi- dences of enthusiasm, our informant thinks they cannot again be brought to oppose Gen. Scott on his road to the city of Mexico in sufficient force seriously to obstruct his march. He is of opinion that Gen, Scott will reach there without coming to another general engagement; Dut when there, he can see no good réagon for supposing oe peace will be sulicited—the clergy consider their yery existence as stuked on the issue, aud so great is their influence over the people, that no power exists in Mexico to make peace unless they sanction it. It is with the clergy that peace must be made—they are the head and front of the government. ‘The paper before us is the official organ of the State of Zacatecas, and its ton idence of the falsity of a ru- mor circulated at Vera Crus, which we gave in our pa- per, that that State among others was anxious to throw off the yoke of Mexico, and form a treaty with the Uni- ted States Government, independent of the Mexican nation. The State goes heart and soul with the Gov- ernment in all its measures to repel invasion, We have had translated, and give bulow extracts from two letters which appear in the Zacatecano of the 6th, One is from Don Manuel Ic: surgeon in the Mexican army, to the editor of the paper, giving an account of tl Jisposition made of the wounded on Santa Anna’s retreat from Buena Vista. It has been denied that the Mexican loss in that battle was as great as at first repre- ponte: ere is conclusive evidence that their loss in killed and wounded was underrated in the statements first published, and that 6000 would not more than cover it. After mentioning that hundreds had died on the road and were left unburied, the writer proceeds :— “In the hospital of Agua Nueva, were left tifty-nine wounded, two doctors, one medicine chest,and provisions for one month; in Incarnacion 214 wounded, two doctors and two months’ provisions; in Salado 42 ‘wounded, one months’ provisions and necessary medicines, with three doctors; in Cedral a hospital tal supported by the neighbor- hood and the authoritis 13 wounded, attended by a surgeon of the place; in Mistahnste 348 wounded three medicine chests, one tierce of blankets, one hundred and fifty sheets, and four doctors."? he other letter is from the surgeon of the regular hospital in San Luis. It was with the division of the army that retreated to this place that the majority of the wounded were carried. He says: “I will soon receive 847 wounded, which, added to the 587 here already, will make the extraordinary num- bea of 1484, For all these I have neither blankets, sheets, nor any of the necessaries they require. The els delivered on board boat at 72’ cts. Oats are scarce, and in demand. Sales 38a 44 cts. In the Eastern mar- ket they are still advancing. Beans $1; potatoes, 60 a 63 cts; butter, 12 a 14 cts; eggs, 8.09 cta; hams7 a8 cts; shoulders, 5 a 6; choese, 53 7 cts; lard, 8 a9 cts; dried appies, 3X a 4 cts per Ib; green do, $1 50 a 1 75 per bbl; salt, $103 per bbl. Detroit, May 21.—-Flour—We have no material change to note In prices yesterday from those of the day before Bidders were offering $6 for straight brands, snd holders asking more. ‘The prinelpal transactions of the day were sales of some 2.000 bbls; embracing 600 bbls fancy at $6; 600 straight brand, freo of charg same; 361 do, on board, at do; and 300 in store, same; 200 mized. on board, $694, There seems to be but Little disposition to operate at present quotations, by either buyers or sellers. The Cotton Crop. The Mobile Register of Monday the 16th inst. , The period has arrived when it is proper to refé indications in regard to the prospects of the the new year. Uatil within some ten days the general tenor of advices from the country was favorable, the stands for cotton and corn both being considered good. Since then, however, we regret to learn that the cold nights and prevalent north winds have had an injurious effect upon the young cotton, giving it what planters cal the “sore shin; producing insects that have al- ready wrought injury to the plant, On the river and tow lands many planters have been compelled to plough up and replant their grounds, and the uplands have also suffered in the same way, though to a limited extent. ‘The crop is backward for the season, and should the prevailing cool weather continue wruch longer, it must abridge the production. ‘These remarks apply to the region that looks to this place as a market. ‘The Crops. Great complaints are made of the injury which the wheat crop in the vicinity of Greenville, South Carolina, has sustained from the fly. It is said that many fields are almost entirely ruined, others are scarcely affected ; but the average crop, the ‘papers say, must be small. From all quarters of East Florida we receive the most gratifying accounts of the state of the crops. The co- Pious showers which have recently fallen havo been of incalculable advantage to the farmer, and an abundant harvest is firmly eounted upon by all. The weather has ‘been remarkably cool lately, so much so that it appeared to bea return of winter. During the month of April the highest range of the mercury in the thermometer was 87 degrees—the lowest 09. Out of the thirty days, twenty-five wore clear.—Jacksonville News, May 14. Violent hail storms have lately visited many parts of Georgia and Alabama, and in many sections have been Very destructive to the growing crops. Fereign Markets. Mavacvez, P. R., April 27.—Sale_of brig Marcellus’ cargo yesterday, 26th, from New York, viz.: 200 bbls. flour, ‘$14 per bbl.; 100 do, corn meal, $9; 25 do. No. 3 mackerel, $6; 20 do. mess pork, $21; 10 do. beef, $133; 70 do. potatoes, $534; 30 do. pilot bread, $6; 60 bbis. rico, $8 per quintal; 30 do. onions, $10 per do; 35 casks cod- tonations of clothing that have been made to the hospi- | fish, $44; 100 hams, 16; 200 - ta! are not auficient. for even two hundred of this num- | ter,'gais 100 bxs cheese, $22, 36 Ralf bas tobarcs: Sion, ber—provisions are also greatly deficient. In fact, mis- | 75 Redd mould candles, $20; 20 do. sperm, $41; 10 bags fortunes encompass us on all sides, and the measure of Pepper, $10; 200 bbis. crackers, (18 sold) pir 6i M feet our sufferings is full.”” boards, $273¢ per M; hoops wanted at $95 per M. ‘neonnection with these statements, take the num- ber of dead and wounded left upon and in the vicinity of the battle ground, and some idea may be formed of the carnage upon. the bloody field of Buena Vista, and with what desperation the battle was waged. Mention is made in one of the papers, of the depar. ture from Zacatecas, to join Santa Anna in defence of the road to the capital, of a brigade commanded by Don Santiago Humphreys. "We recognize in this most po- tent Don, no less 2 personage than a cowardly villain, Paseen Lonpo Packet ship rs Arrived. dependenbe—C J Eisner, P tehtldren eserves of Toronto; H Mrs Viele ‘and! deaghotr, of Ty “ady & 2 children ondon, and 295 in the Livenroou—Ship Enterprise—R_A Grundy, Esq, Mrs A Grandy, Mrs § Grundy Mases Emily and Mary Ann Grandy, William Dickinson, ‘A. Whyte, Molneux Hutton, liam Bowes, Joha Fielder, of Scotland; Benja: once a citizen of Texas, who there styled himself Dr. Nutter, C r James Humphreys, and who murdered in cold blood, se fund 3a ia eke Ae Estland John i Hi ttck, Ire eral years ago, Ta'the city of Houston, = worthy mae, hamed Powell.” After the commission of this act he fled to Mexico. At the time the Texans surrendered them- selves prisoners at Mier, Humphreys was the attending auaseon—Ekie: jector—Mr Burr, Miss Les! e152 in the steerag Maya z, PR—Brig Marcellus—W C Leonard. New ‘Onutaxs—Ship ‘St Mary—Capt_Braunl, of British Army; The Baron Below: 2 Masters De Bachels. surgeon of Ampudia, and no doubt his counsellor in des = ceiving the Texans, and breaking the solemn pledge by arnt and aay ner, (New Yorks irs. Beck anh dodger, whieh they were induced to give up their arms, Mrs. Sailivan, agape ‘shildren two wrod chek ita css Meson Hrdses Naw Qrisees @, Philadelphia; Baxrimoxe, May 25, 1847. | Mz,8- vb. Rosdh sessiitensel a: Important News from Mezico—A Family Potsoned— | “SavannantBrig American—Mrz. ML. Button, Mrs, Doyle servant, Re Q Gs Whites W. Gilder, 5 W. PWoodrutf, Wm, Vs Wels it Salis Huarcidge, Mater George F. Vtadley, and Charleston—Mrs Ann Sebring, M pi yReenley and two children: M DrM Gre Forrest at the Holliday street Theatre—The Stock Board, ¢e. Our city this morning is in quite a furore of excite- ment py the express news from Gen. Scott's army and Richards and niece Abbott and child, si the eity of Mexico, Things are again asruming » most | ani fady, Mesa Luther Clatke Be sine oper ikisn stirring aspect, and the probability is, that some rough 1 ary yw poe che ye rts not ¢ ryou, ‘f! illard, G Suck- scones will ensue before peace is obtained. Gray, E W Mason, pa a leer ae 43 On Sunday Inst, the family of Mr. Stephen A. Pierce, | ,,GMAnizaToN Ship’ Suttou—Mr Sherwood, lady ‘and son; F M Bartlett, lady and 2 childrens hatter, were all poisoned in # most mysterious manner, | shall, Mrs A Haut, Mrs ‘igtaame ae bere k itnes Min ‘Mrs, Pierce bad made a custard on Saturday, which the eure i Mrd F Rob a J MeHenry. ward—Thomas Trout, lad wire WA Kent and son; Mrs F Goldworth, Mrs O ler, Dr J Aldricks, Capt Evans, 'W Bus- L Manchester, W Kasterbury, ‘I’ P Lock- s, George Hurd, HA Mucchie. ngers Salled. aes ot tees West—R Haslack and deay: 4 4 a iss Ellen Porter, of Bost Elizabeth Douglass, child a rah ia evant, Montre; 3: P Hyudeman and lady of Dubliny Wm Dickson and five ‘whole family partook of on Sunday, and all of them were taken so seriously ili, that during the remainder of the day little or no hopes were entertained of their re- covery. Yesterday however. by constant medical atten- tion, they were thought to be partially out of danger. How or where the poison came from, cannot be account- ed for. Forrest had an overwhelming house at the Holliday street last night, to witness his personation of Spartacus, with Mr. Jamieson as Phasarius. The house was cram- Sie from pit to dome, He appears this evening as Jack ‘m Marsh , Mrs Cattings and ‘dsughter, of Wash, ington, and servant Tue Haspers: —The demand for whiskey is moderate at | & T: a for hhds, and 35 centaffor bbls—sales of the latter to- Sales of Stocks at Baltimore. war lay 24.—$8000 U. 8. 6's, hg (on Mary! 4000 Baltimore 6 ‘closed to-day at 106, — laos ym i06 anced. 105 aryl ind amore 6 of 1090,1003¢ asked. 98 railroad shares, 475¢ asked, 47 3-16 bid. closed ato a") pat bid; Baltimore and Ohio Henuser—3 pI ba ino W Oppeheim & co—4 cake Batritone, May 24, 1847 ‘olhinier & Se End of the Drought—A Fleet of Ships Arrived—Flood enn nerd ae te gants Bre of Emigrente—Fashion—Forrest and Jamicuon—The | Ho 3 Brown, Seaver & Danver—i a Meyer & sone a '& sons—108 Lawrence, y & Ingate— Viennoise Dancers~Mr. Marshall, the Popular Les- see, Ge. After a drought of fifty-six days, scarcely any rain having fallen during that time, we were yesterday blessed with « glorious outpouring from above, continuing steadily on for some fifteen hours. The effect of it is visible on every thing animate and inanimate this morn- ing. and vegetation is fairly leaping out of the ground. Our harbor on Saturday more nearly resembled that of New York than of any ether port in the Union. At hes joseph A Roberts—3 hhds Smith, IDK Fiacher 3h cks Heary & Wm brothers—3 ¢ wpe & cot pkg Woodhail & —— =I'Russel & Starges—I Win Der iitoun—1 Harbeck & ¢ gr RC Overtou-t Bartlett & Wellord—1 W Darteersi E Simpson—1 F $ Flesselward Slate—1 ns jattin & Sauders—40 tons Russia hemp Boorman & Jonson—40 bxs Wm Chured—40 pitts Polen Colgate ex J Lar, W'Rockwell & coat tumming, Dodge & ‘co—4 pkgs, Markos & co—#5 rons che {9 ons coal Granville, Mintam & co—203 packages mdze to pommven iy B eis pkgs en 2 & Brooks—1570 Boorman tou & Co—10 Isaac nce, one time there were counted no less than fourteen square | Murray & Ingate—7 J Boisseau & co—2 foereens Se ‘Sm: peo rigged vessels coming into port at once. The whole | 1 Hyslop Brother—# Brown, Saves & Dun number of arrivals since Friday evening has been five | Freeman—0 Wrigh era fomt0 nde td Roice Sree sere ships, two barks, nine brigs, and ten schooners. Of this | 75% chain cab NB oad le NE ‘Smith, number three were under the Bremen flag; three British, one Danish, one French, and the balaeie American.— These vessels brought no less than 930 German emi- Ward—3 pi Wright & co-2 Jom, Van New A Brothers & cod C ay eo— 10 Jahn Gihon Keo a Newbould 4 sous—8 jackson—1 BE, trange—21 a deeneten pre iF Leise—) Hunt Brothers=1, Watt. & te © he = fit yond morp—W0 anvils, Kawin & at Ly pale pkgs Ansten & ; a8: pe aa et wa Sherman—10 anvils is W. Boyce & co) 1 mys « ewes Boake Bah, f Bee ‘nd seem to have a destination already chosen in he Passengers, in one of our banks, nearly oe Spencer, 25 days from Glasgow, to E D Hurlbut & wk Gonn Ship Sarton, Galloway, 7 days from Charlearon, with cotton Sui t, lat 36.40, lon 7445, spoke yr Charleston. eae a teare ahs es gine with eo arle an Brown, Charleston, May 12, with mdse, to ‘oster, from New Orleans, Ist inst, with mdse 0 Stanton k rost. Got off without damage. ‘gr bark Fauny Qaina, 47 days from Cork in ballast 160 pas- sengers, to Grinuell, Minturn & Co. 5th t 4338) long ‘came in contaet wil ‘Gai 1 Liverpool fm lit, forecastle mast. All the crew of the brig except the carpenter, w! was Tnast—lay by her anti! ahe poke bark Li- Berit Pastre® Guodmenton; of and fives Metsimols for avres Put on board seven of the, crew of the brig—brought the re- Inaivder, four jn number, be Bark Ann Met Sorin, from Matanzas May , with aden to" Bovtionks Bilewton be Cay” Lath Masuneen Ya coca pany; with the scr Pa Cardenas, Br brig Bt Drsstago ios aaa cutwnter, stem 8 stove bow wilion, for M French, 10 ‘days from iP ow. feth CS Cape Hatteras, pas: form, Px few York The Aun Louisa has ex- enced @ constant yah a of NE gales since leaving Jape Cana eral, and on the coast thick fos. On the 14th inst, Jost the yard. Bark nccess, Lovell, (of Belfast,) 23 days from Sligo, in ballast. SL steerage korn Paty to J Pedricks. ‘Brbark Elisabeth, Geale, 13 days from Antigua, with mdse, ee Meare ie ases f Lixerooo! fantréas, Oldie, from Liverpool, in ballast, 190 pass o, Passengers to Maltitad’ & Phat 238 mat, 400 miles 1 ae Rob, ‘sti vacket shi New. Yorks bones ‘Be ba Waclnd, 9 days from Hamburg, in bal wage Get tat B Belchen’ “170 Passtaue =r Bark Elrzabeth, Geale, 13 days from Astigue, with mdse. to Woodhall & Minar, passes Bremen bar Beta, Pe Roppe 20 days from Llanelley, (8Wales) wi 350 Bark kd ward, i Bulkley 8 days from Charleston, with cotton to Dunham & Dim ii brig, Imogene, ‘Walker, 63 days from London, in ballast, maste ‘Bremen brig ballast, 90 steerage passengers, to o1 Bie ae Marcellus, Maynows 1 ie. ‘days from May 2at hhds sage 64 do molasses, to J Folk Thompson & Hunter. rig Damascus. West, 20 days from Mobile, with cotton to. Badger & Pecks, doch inst, lat 35 Jon 74, fell in with a wreck of Axtec (before re) enn 4 Wile bod masts gone; foun Brig Morea, Eldridge, Sh daya from Mobile, wits cotton to ED Harlbat & co. Brig Henry Coit, Peckner, 16 days from Mobile, with cot- ton to $M Lewis, 23d inst, off Hatteras, spoke brig Eolus, fin Matanzas for New York. Brig Excel, Macy, 16 days from Fat oper with cotton, to Sturges; Clearman & Co. 50 passeag Brig Porto Rico, Gilchrist, 16 ‘days from Charleston, with Tees, to the master ‘Caroliue, Hosmer, 2 days from Norfolk, with lumber, 2) ret Black, = days from Bremen, in ez, PR, with in.’ Vessel to toS Grice Brig An jem, McNair, from Savannah, with cotton, to Dusbag & Schr a from Tampico, a re aie 5, to H are ‘Spoke on ted Deen 25 lon 90 30, 18 pe Kervier of and frou: ‘Attskapas, fr Havre, 10d 's out. it 23, lon 96 50, schr Councel, Genn, of Boston, cruizing for sperm whale. May 3, Tat 23 57, lon 81 17, brig Quincy, of Quincy, from New Orleans for New ‘ell in with, May 22, in lat 35, lon 73 27, schr EJ Muneil, of New Haven, for Nassau, N P. Nahant, Harvey, 30° days from Rio Janeiro, with 750 bags coffee to Grinnell, Minturn & Co, 22d inst, ) lon 7441, spoke brig Adam: days out, who reporte ale on boat, woemest deck load, mainsail and oN of his men, inat,'Iat 38 1, fon 72.55, spoke whele ‘m Roatch. Toby, from Peruambuco for New Bedford, out 38 days, with 1200 bbls ol 12th, the -N was within 20 miles of i7hlands, and wns blown off inthe NE gle, split sails, Schr Tennessee, ‘odd, 26 lays from hhds molasses, to ious Taylor Ca, zon in Delaware, spoke brig Constance, from razilinn schr Ane lorinha, De Lourenio, javana for Boston, 34 ine tetiriare fom NES lost jagley, Dh aay from Para, late foe. om ship Charles Carrol Le Feb ma April Angusta, of Baltimore, April 2, lat 1341, lon Sa a St He pril 14th, do ee! 14,608 ‘be bone. Sehr ss doce May tio th toa Gime 8m Boston for Barbe Landon Mg ty ap, “whieh wes sche tae 3 50 ne rat aes salto Apiil iit, with 3300 Vols wh uae h wh' 100 sp; ich, Bridgeport, 1460 ‘ble wh, with entre bee be Brabl 8 eth saa abit cley Seeaiety: oil,” PY a — none apd of Catskill, was froma orew of the Bi schr dutora mo (17 in tanban Fa month previous, an poe regen them all to St Helena, wi exception of one, who Zan of tober last, Chapel, mate, from She ¢] a el a gees Sonia's whales on the 17¢b of Benne, eal an Perkins, of NI he entrance of and has: pot with mdse, to Corniny t $8.48, lou 71 22, spoke True Clio; of Purtiend: fom Cardenas for Bowron 4 Schr Arlitta, Stetson, 19 days from Ponce, PR, with 144 bhds sugar, 53 molasses, to ne & Phelps. ic Envoy, Ireland, 5 days from Washington, NC, with naval nigrer (e.8 L Missive Schr Forest King, Kelley, 21 days from Curacoa, with hides, to.) Foulle & So mas Pearson, Pradden, 27 days from Nassan, N Norfolk wi with exit, t0 AG Benson. hr Emma, McCormick, 42days from Belfast, via Nor- allast to order. iam, Wixon, 23 d Schr Hope W' Gandy, Gandy from Baltimore, with coal. rginia, with coal. 1 ship; 2 barks; 2 brigs. i » Port au Prine Herald Marine Correspondence. EpGartown, May 24, Arrived, brig Russell, from Rio Grande, April 5. (The im- V sobs peel and the report of vessels left and spoken, will be found under the appropr te heads.) Puitaverrura, May 25—4 P Arrived—Brigs William Davis, Handy, Cienfuegos; beth Jane, (Br) Davidson, Cork; ender’ Sern rckerso Southampion: Bermudians, iar ‘Saunders,’ Bermuda. Schrs Ed ward Keene, Ch .rleston; rine Ai la, OF ‘ mond: Providence, (Br) Bouton, Halifn ak Small, Newburyport ton, Bl Beaaens cock, Bridgeport: Bradore, tis, New Work: Jonh, Stetson, Port in company with ache John oO Kelle brig Draco, B m iu Pe May 9 sailed ‘Thompson, for Mew York joston, aud schr Mount ‘oming, JW Miercken, Liverpool: Ne Orleiass bark Turk, kldridge. Albert Fen mm, St Jago; Chattshoo- St Joho, P " Boos, Portland, M Boston; Br acht G chi Ruchin, Halifax, ren, Albany; , Emerald Jon oi folk: ‘ Seq? Babcock, d Rochelle elds. Clarke, Prov. Stephen J Young, Varson, ‘ew York; John Carroll, hark, Stevenson, Ey " Miscellaneous Record. Sheridan, p Capt. Cornish, fur Liverpool, will sail I iMlippe, f Lestes tees of the above te the Rechone and at Kenyon's, 91 Wall street. Also at Hoom, corer Beaver and Hanover sts. Bank Triton, at New Orleans, from New York, reperts on, the ath insta on the Bahama, rae struck by Tightatug, shiveria opeallont mast, ; pasting off without farther injury. nw? head, and thea vex Haut, at Providence, sails Ferra Reading Rooms, he Telegraph ‘News on the 19th inst, off fas contact with sehi thick f lieys from Philadel ph hia for Boston, carned away id received other trifling damage. The P had fore ra, and parted two of her larboard main shrouds. by her four hours, but she did not appear to want any assistance, Banx Moxtcomenr—Sehr Hand, whaler, of New Lon don, nt St Helena, reports on the 16th of March, exw. bark Montgomery, Constant, of Boston, fm Manilla, on shore near Seeay's Bay, to the eastward of Cape Larallus ‘reasel and rar. gon, total Board the Hawt and tate but a boat eame’ off from they could obt cluded to proceed ‘The Hand had spo! her going on shore. Buig Avtan, Kamer at Boston, passed on the 22d Cape Ann W by N1v0 miles, part of Kuwrecke-the wiedlesg bits and Raneliion just above water—the bits were painted Breen. Scun Famourm, Woodhall, from Baltimore, with coal and brick Romer ‘on Monday morning, the fog. schr Allie Ellis, Capt Roff, went to her asa Kod: found sho hd Bllgsd--ts0k frome her alle wien anchors, &ee. Suiy Asniasp—Accounts from this ship to the 20th, state that they were discharging cargo. Expected to get her off in2 or three days’ Scnr Attpa, Waldron, from Mobile, for Galveston, with lumber, went ashore on Sand Island, night of the 13th inst, and will be'a total loss. 17 We are indebted to the Office of the New Lon News for nalip, which was kindly forwarded to us by Copeste Bacon, of the steamer Knickerbocker. Spoken. Shin Hartford, Lapnerman, from Londonderry for Philadel 13, Int 42 ty on 40°34 Br'ship Win rom Liverpool for New York, May 15, White from Boston bay i 08, Jon 45 15. hip Ashburton, W' {March 10) for Canton, lon 4 25 W, all well. Kentucky, ‘and Monmoath, May 4, at anchor on Baha- Apel} 17, Jat 20 40 8, ma Banke, ip" Edward,” (no doubt the Edwina, hence April 21, with tyonpm) ) for Vera Cruz, April 20, no lat, by the Sultana, at New "By bark Mi f Hondon, from New Or poo, April idea 8 'N, fon 63 W, mak May 13, lat 2437, Jon, 6330, saw an ie with painted ports, steering NW Telegiaphic numbers iger, Babson, 9 days from Belfast for Norfolk, May 9, Int 39 10, lon 23 %. Vy . Raasell, from New Orleans for Genoa, April 5, , (Feb 14) for Rio Grande, ns for Liver il rigged bri 'W by N, showing red and white rie . from St Mary’s for Cowes, May ie ae 2e lo Brig Ponten: Maree, 4 {0 days from Baltimore for Rio Jn- aera Anat 1, going into Ri Elliott, Knowles, from Philadelphia for Boston, May ao,off Cape Henlopen. Brig Arcturus, of Newburyport, 5 days from Calais for Ber- muda, May 18, lon 67 W. Weg Brig 81 my Cal me Ney from Sligo, for Eastport, with ate from Rotterdam and Bremen. Whi Snusual they all neem toe we Provided, are fat na por, (ar West, I learn that the captain of the © Rotterdam, deposited on Saturday, to the $0 ealabeased mare Fashion has arrived in Baltimore, ‘erguson—150 tons pig io en aoe eee Canton whip fletar— ‘jae sadse Andrews & Mich cms ell—10 Se rakes Henrie has arrived in Baltimore, | {hor seni eS nnett—7 bas Lane | I a now the lion of the city, He is raising recruits - beers ca dies Sencha | 1 renee Tdaye from Bath for W Indies, May 22, lat «2 40, woe Beh Joh oynton, Sim, 16 days from New York for Tre.) VP, gy ‘a lon 61. uf age, Baer, teow, ds ip! Ee am tora | FO 4, mow of Pail J Seeding cae Gutta hard Elka of West 'F De ae of St Michaels, George C. Perkins of skbridge. Grot Bailed fm St Helena same day, schr Hand, Nichols, NL, 300 bbls oil. ‘Also Bi with 2,000 bbis (250 sr ail, 20,900 Ibs on Reports Jay 11, 1a rr, bark Commodore 36 20 south, lon 48 10 west, brig 109 dosp, Meas President, hor in ws Harri fm NW coast Chili, with ley. fm N W coast, lon 71 30 west, ship Chili, of i thy ar aneh por i Good Success favigie, Fuller, NL; igs, ‘Wael 1s, in Fel ington, 234 ii ponte tk ship Mary & Susan, Swan, 2,050 pee lon 146 10 west, bark Os- napandwich Islands; ath, 96 46 fae Shepher Try Se ie nESE:b breaking a Ne not speak lew London reports on N Zea- at Borie L, 300 bbls (I whale this season) sold part of Panama, SH, 3200 bbls (90 4p) 1 wh this se ens il mot stated (3 whales Arr Pape lon Palladium, McLane, from NWC, Chili, Pernambuco, A ‘i, with 2406 bbls "(130 sp) oil, — wot orts on Chili, last of the season, ship Flora, ei NL, pase ihip Henry Thompson, Holmes, from NW rnaml » April 12th, with 2400 bbls ane oi 000 Ibs bene onboard (aes At a Apnil 12, Henry, 8H, 1900 bbls, home in 3 bor, 22d by very tie! via St Catherin ship Hdson, Hie bee on bond ar Pall tart fo 1800. bbls shipped cfu do sp, about «ino her Bra jee me last year. Reports nothing later.— ¢ H has taken but 20 barrels since Rit Octo! ff the ie La Platte—saw nothing. The tem bono Sallivan, with a cargo of 2900 for mbaco § previous to April 23—April 11, W Roach, for NBediord, 1200, osps Sctence, for do, 3050 w! Hu )ber—cruised 40 has ‘eo; 13th, He farbor, 1900; &M London, 2720; Haar ong Hlrbar 10: Caoreg Maca gan At: Jefferson yondor Pants, 8 ‘Sag’ Harbor, 3100; 22d, Arr cific Oc Whewh A Th oh 1300 bbls s1 two Réesriows 224 400 do ap oil. vine, West Coast New Z aa ia Poveh Tobe ie] shi FHaven, 600 »; at Par Bs ship Vineyard, Coffin, fa tc 2400 Heptane at New London 19th inst, had but 1500 Ibs 12 000 Ibs. NSW, Oct 6) Kingston, Bilis, Hand, Dee 5, Chas W Mor NB, 10004 "Ot Whytootacke, no date, ach Alfred, Davenport, NB, for Tahiti oil n hot state ff ‘Three Kings, (ihe report ofthe B ted) 3 of Bbls 09 an da st ae ported 530, 1900 wh). 186, Tat pat ropomad on 6 Richmond, Wood, 18 8, long 120 W,L i, ine’ 3", Tony atoat and 3d_to 7th inst. No date, on the line, long 3203 W, bark Bruce, of and for Fairhay. Heard Smyth, ‘gat ren, 600 sp. trom, ‘at Petropanlovskaia, Ki Crocker, taken eleven River of Plate, Jan 30, Couei in Jan with 74, sch Louisa, of Provinceto Jost bulwarks’ in a gale from wnat ‘at Sag Harbor 24th inst, Henry Lee, Paine. 2000 bbls bine, 2 at Mon sid Ap: Fons 12, ship Charles Carroll, of home. Avx Carrs, Boston, are 2&h, Bauraer, [reland, April 3¢In por, fot New York, 9 days Schr Mayflower, Ryder, 1650; Henry, Panama, Crowell nnett, from il 8 for tevideo, Foreign Ports. April 29—In port, schr Louisiana, Lowe, from rn Dect 13, Barclay, Mann, NB, 750 sp 1300 is contra Elizabeth, Tobey, NB, wn, clean— ENE from ka, Oct 12, M whales on that ly, Fairhaven, Y 2000; “Alubella, 23005 Sa: ship Tonserece, Bray. ms, for ao, Terzer, for tons ai Jie Grande, C e, Arey, for Cuba, 3 day , Simmons, for St Thom: am, for St Thomas, 30 fe Caprx, April 10—Arr brig John French, Jeffrey, to load for Rio Grande. 1 Cayenne, a ril 29—In ported taking in passengers; brigs Russi taking in passengers; ——, sch Josephine, Jeremie, Aj Mata: tersburg for Trieste, Joh Potosi, Patterson, for Boston, 5 5 Pinta, Sawyer, rig: rr fore. Ménvertoue, aye fim Pau tr, ie. ston, Ag fo com tN ee fk Port i ‘Tatem, for St Catht gusta,) Brown, from m 8 day sony, ar eg isg; Jacob of and for tourette, NYork. NzAdy May 5—In port, shi 12th, tn chartered at £3 6 June, gets £5: ill, Pearce, for do a backs | n Em net brett iter, Mi chr Katahdin, Rich, for il 10—In Rott, barks joston few day: Heyn, Dewing, Cette; ‘Tam O'Shant oor 3. fom Baleianore. Rusu, Irel relan 4—In port, ‘Onleans, arr 25 ty Porcr, P Hi ‘Mayflower, Stev ry an, do, 4; sc Baltimore, next day; Rowens oun Rio Granne, | Smartt, ‘April 5—I Newell, Fitzpatiick, for N Marvelles, | on, deo, dg ybel el joth,, brs ol Tayloe, rt, brig RF Loper, North, Juliet, from Baltimore, arr day Salem, Mass, repg; 22d arr brig ‘of Au- joston rt, brigs, Nereus, Upton, from Sa- Fy Mevestng, frost Wlimtogtan, Winsor for NOrleans, r= ia, Preble, for Baltime, Am vessel in port. Boston, . Sid Ath, , Doane for St Pe- Lucia Field, Rich, for NYork, 2 di Merrill, do 101 eline, Smith, for B tchell, for Portia: April 7 Vad Oriole, to sail for Vesper, Saples, a x Foren, Ada. Harri lew York, Ide? ¢ Oud Fellow, Talbot ‘Bowman, (at the Bar,) for Monte- joston 7th, and others as be- Mason Barney, Scott, riental) Brown, for Mavseilles, jorton, for London, in in a few da) Th bark Stick rt. bark Panthe: Herrick, of and for ‘ork, for jett ‘Sunivam, April 27—In port, schr Azof, Cook, for Boston, 10 Wr for U States, about 12; brig Ocean, pont, Ireland, May 6—In port, Jor shia Mpated, Dixey, Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, ¥ May 3 29—Arr Br brig Favorite, Masts =i Bermudys, Vas hodaor iy Pore Rae Wade. astport ct 224, Br bing if Taiabow, bow, Church, Halifex; sehr George, Stric land, Battimone, Hay 25 ‘Arr Bremen dorn, Bremen; B: i Colonel Howard, Picbett Boston; schr San'uel ‘sini h, TI bark Elizabeth, (Br] te Sear, Liv fon tet Breve 2 teremany’ Kuklmen) Hav Have brigh Catherine, (BO Bal ipa roman), ahipen, Herre: THe Sterlis olmes, § St Johns, N ¥ ‘Lydia, Post, N York. Bi al ‘Arr ship Chilo, Dey, (Captain, Basset maining), Sin Por Ireland; 4 he darn e, Crowell il, Bella Treli Mary, A} 4 Wredeni Brace lem: bri jemi ree Ler i Barn, Ma Cava Hoth, a Evenron, NC 3 Hunter, Purdy, N York, Sid, sehr, Whelden, Laconia Howes Philadel i Trelan phia; Fashio: Bemarers, “Fendt ie a doh oh agene, B cksburgh; Closs Galw: Emma, Baker, y.N ins ; bar! ‘Anita, Shreve, East cl Luey, Frothinghy y Sta aches Sarah Mi is. 3 Sid, Carlton, Pi Pivot, Lewi ae ret , May 21—Arr schrs Bally. Miller, Lee, and ive, ‘orson, New has Thom: Philadelphies Su! ‘Taylor, do; Meramors, Flinn, do; of Stevens, Jeremie, 1 OC; 4 Rob am, Vera Cruz; sehs t Henry Frauk- ichd Rush. Crowel il arding N York Kelley, wos Indies, hrs Ashi ‘hur Drinkwater, A Boston; 'simily Gedtrey, Eastront, Ma: a, brig Arcturns, Gay, Bermuda Guovexster, 22—Arr,schr Au i—¢ iver. Phila. aeumee iow, ny, a1 Adz, sont jos, Berry, Ty Cardenas a for Boston, with Joes of 18 hide molasses remained Ain Vineyard Bown anes chor, bark OW lod et, Loring lavana for *NantvekeT, May S~Arr, ache Highee, Phila: 234, cbr Exact, Fo Folger, Balt: ald 224, schrs Bilvag Ireland. iin. rv Brvrorn, nahn, sehrs Mary Ingersoll, Phila. ¢ harles, Buow, Norfolk and Pacife Naw Onur 16—Al Commeree, Harris, Li- rolina, Owe ; NY ¥ gay hia; Georgi a tara ih. Hi Dubl son, Pridentt Prov: res, Si Gues for Provi si aliey, N¥ork oon Montlvedeo: White Corson, ts betl e, smith, sham ico. Haver, Mi gy Ao) Sear'and’ Collector, Arichat, Arr, macht Friendship, ‘hiblnsen Mi he we aad "brie Gusefe, Cheever, Cayen ington, wry, rorgeto’ Seckiaon, Boston. “Cid yoch Arr, schre, J Alexander, Bill, Pliladel- a. Be ne Wanna t ae ml Son, brig Br sehre Sid 20th, schrs Cress ia, C) NYork. Nera bark Win Behrweder, Cpesn, Ta Broadway cope heey Oo bakes m8 lit*re i be- ihe Boston. aon’ ers Jos 5 Cams, Wilh pac Rev, Mr. aud Mes, ene dier, ‘Phil “H, Messchert, d Pe Allison, Teun; ns 4. Degraw, dot peSmith do;d. Ms Van’ Ness’ ana, Pe seg lew Breneyieky Dd. re i 8.D. Phe DW. Aldnee, idee: D: beth, Mass, Hf Htc, lady and child, Proviescer GoW. Leland mt at ey doey and Sa Saratoga; J. R. Hibbard, Fhilad. Excnanar Ho: C. H. Seott, U. $, Ny 3s, Mr. a Ml, iN Connecticut eve ‘Aneel New ir, N. B. Whi muel Richards, eke Rhode Tslan H. Cartis, G. M. Massachusetts. ne Brn Soi Dn Forests Weal. isumuers Le aliddletown:D. Wheeler sn, ‘al- jel onard, New agVindgors Le G. ‘Gorden, ale Colley re: Mr, Mise Hicks, Mr. and Me hE od Alban: ii. Wad Cc Mr. and rs. Slack, Albany ein lege; Mr.'s Connecticut; J. Nepean reeman, ork; J. Shephard, Mijnois er, aioe Hore. D. ‘Townsend. ‘Oh fone Bradt Patterson, Vermont Phil Bristol: W. Braet Ph; Browne, Phila; J. ‘Burlington; Edw. fr and Mrs. harieston; f. Burritt, Sarctogn, Bin Mia: Marvin, Trovs't, Cumming «Harford; Hon. Truman Mise § Li Lo: c.W. att: Ame Re Rock; Seater Barra 1 Wi Morrell Heritord hares W. Griswold, do.; A. ei Vernon; Albert G Benj. Lath FOP td Chea Cecil County, Rea oberte. iene ‘Newark; Pond, Elitbethiont: arn; Wim. jackson; Michi: Moore, Cambridge, N'Y: Robert MeCiellag Charles Copeland, Boston; George W. Vinton, M: Sibley, Bennington, Ves iD, Bardwell, Troy; A. H. peed doe Ne Tinmouth, Vt; M. W. Sherirood, Mine a Gorawall, eee wy am Hig ae ete "ruber 5 J. Shear- chaugecoers AB B Stevens, New York; Philadelphia: W. Keenan, T. chusetta' kG, Coft ‘Miss Cony , Mi Clark J. Bacon, Masi ni, J. W. Edd: Mobile; J. Clark, G. neetady; J. “Willi keepsi St ‘Rew Exouanp Hore. oy 8 G.P, Titcomb, Sudkins, Cin jo: 8. 8. Hla borton,, Providence o ham; C, Cook, fox M. Merriam, “Sicriaen, “Prov de Bi Bul ‘rovi ence: jowen, ir eRaes Nor! Cc. Conn; C. ‘Schofield and family, Michigan; wich. Hi New Bethy ‘Thomas tnd Indy, Boston; Morris inton, NJ i York? WOR. Me + lark, ‘New Brasawicky H Bel | H. Beale, Kinderhook, New. wi Btever jam; B. Hodskin, Can: Uintweenttie 7H. J. Livingston, Ron. aan WF Sora rent and lady, Oweg BOM Risk: Bemningisa, Ves i Cole, an Bahu; Mire. M. Elmendorf, jo. E. L. Barrett, J. 8. Crugor, ie co; ole orl Conant, Natalas, New Yor Simpson, New York ; S, M. onion? BSH. Brinckerhoff Louisville; E.¥. Lunares and Pram Srnnet House. J,,Ashton, Philadelphia: H.G Livermore, New York; J. . Hellings, Ji jarratt, Phils ‘Artemas Br Iphia; i Smith, A. Tuttle, Ohio; J. 3, omas, Cincinnati. THBUN’s Hotel. Lincola, Ware: ham, Z. J. > itd Tron W W. Brown, Ph . Farmer, Pittsburg; BB, Baily, ‘Worth, anovers Mr. and Misi Ir and Mra, Holliston New emer as Wild; Mrcand Sze; Rathbun Chathnins W: beer ro Kilmer, r . Coolbaugh, Bening ‘on; and NC! White Tartytowa; G. D, Hill ‘Sch ran; W. M: Ostrander, Syracuse. ‘Tavtor’s Hoten. . W. Kays, Sag Harbor; C. H. Higgins, yay ae ean anetes Benlo, New Jersey: B. Hallock. North Caroline: C. L, Feel Wheeling, Ohio. Tammany Haw. W._L. Brown, Philad; T, Bundish, 80. East co. a x. Conklis, in i J. Barrett, N tman, , New Tinven Mir 2 6 1 1 2 ? a Kemina! OFT aise, H 4 3 Gleet of 4 ; a ra HES ; & Faint bois ca fase Sin SMe ah vs SND CURES. ee Th ibia, 1 Operation for imps me ss ‘Thumb, Auus. The child has ea- ture in Ure tiwly eevee These peeretves er Liyisossi: |. Seearay cher teams itt Sore Legs of long stan moreso. Dr. B or removed frum Kye ba di. (euates ay =A RARE CHANCE—Men of 9.1000. bese en Fe irown bosses, ve a | eReees eea Wo wal to call att Fulton street nt art en sat niet) Mam A cheats oe saakes Toe all capital seldom offers Leters potpal C. ALDEN, 117 Fulton street. mylimere 155.) CARPETING. Piss. 00, yeaa of Brussels Three Ply and Ingrain sen Faro soitee9 “hea ts, Table, Covers and evecreriele count. BL MeGRONTY, 1s Cha scree, ala Imiste ‘int door above the ADWAYS: aaa DICATED | 3t AO CHR TR NDUCEMENTS Om ee ‘The many ¢3 the Viataletty: “taller Hamolient for put ice “th effectually pimples, _ blote! pustul worms, erysipelas, ke., render it v4 pensal of the toilet. Traders and merci ng the city will Qa'well’ty procure s supply of this valuable Soap,” as. it willpay them a better per centage than any other article of the kind in the market. For shaving it is unequalled. Sold at Hudson street, Wyatt & Ketchum, 121 Falton arect; A. B. D. Sands, 100 Fulton st; Wm. Burger, Courtlandt st. tail at a cents at 211 Broadway. mae” 7 DUANE street, between Chatham and ts, has for the last arenes Year Sus end) id moat pasaaaive winctice in private diseases 0 1 ne New York,” He can cure the most aggravate aga a this disease; and mild cases cured in two to five days, tare=-Doctar Cooper has discovered a new. method. by which he cam cure the worst form of strieture in from, one. to twe » with acarcely any pain to the patient. Constitutional ‘brought on by asecret habit indulged in by yo jis, when too freely indulged in, begets dyspe} wenimess of the limbs and small of the buck, confusion telleet, and ave rsion to society. A cure warranted in case, rng charge. No mercury used. ion of ine ery bs BEABON Is F., ‘ST J APPROACHING wi raplaiar of chitdega (C en ifs am) be Rend yerraiens 1 leva Infant Bon tpetlgus Othe cane realy eele- Mr. Bithaa’s roadway, w! re! the first ‘entlies i in the city of its effieac; n of persons from the country ls gare estly ‘calle A this valuable inedicine. 226 1m’ D§; IRA G. FRAZER, the celebrated Cancer Derr rea the Indian method of practice, will be found at United States Hotel, New York city, or ie assistant, en Monday gives for three days only, ge. Specitnens 4 , time has come when cancers can be e F. treats on all otherudisenses, a. ald lm#re R. GR! ize strangers and others aha he may be consulted as naual, at his old stan Roosevelt street, one door from Chatham stree and derangements of t! Les prompt and effectual, cal cure, ose pers low them to rem: ed to make an early call, EKijFlUAlp UF MR, GEORGE W. GIBBONS, Clerk of the Fultot ap ay About five years agq I was one days. Srithout the use of the knife. Dr. nd will conti» C tacked with an ulceration of my throat, which contimhed to extend all over my body, algo im my nose, "As the dmease. in- creased my. general health began to suffer, andmy body be- jated and the ulcers increased to a fearful extent.— utmost exertions to restore Thad recourse to other phyi but it proved likewise al cury were tri ey also tried their best, ‘The various forms of mer Inte of potassa; decoctions of sarsapa ila; but itseemed ss ifall medicines had lost their, actions in my ease. My physicians left me, I then prescribed for myself, and use tie Various, preparations of sarsaparilla sy- raps, of which wer 150 bottles, but to no purpose—I tlso tried Swaim’s Panacea but with ao better effects-+] began perate, not only suffering from the d all over my bod! es in circumference, nes and joints. When in ion, I was recommended to Gome of them extended fi but also from excessive pain in this deplorable und hopeless condit Dr. Joseph Heine, No. 20 Duane st., who, to the utmost sur prise of myself and friends, ered me in the short time of twy months. [ therefore have the greatest, re: him to ty friends and the public ag a ski cases. y residence is over the F be happy to answesall inquiries concern market where Tahal G.W. GIBBONS. ‘We, the undersigned, hereby certify that the above staie- ment is true in every nsricular. JAM 8H, Merchant, 105 South st. ‘BxcAlderman i7ch Ward. an dod fulton Market. simple and without the as bepn selected out of inch would be super He Uxe, Janes Watsn, Alder Lerten, Clerk N. B—As this treatment is pertvetly use of mercary, the above certificate hi a large number, the publication of fluoms, but they can d ut the office of the subscri- ber, ‘Medicine will be forward te any part of the, country, with full directions, by enclosing $10, post paid, addressed t6 gate 20 Duane st., «s New Yi VERS’ INV] TING CORD. D's GEN NILAL Destiny, MAPOTENGE. Hon: NENCE, OR ‘NOCTURNAL. EMISSIONS, This celebrated and peated seed has been Lh happy effet inthe practice ‘of eminent physi aps ud re re in the British ‘Eupire, France and German: g0 remarkable were the cures that the late ‘Sir ey Hd aes fof life.” The use ef this cordial will igh enconiam. ‘I'he highest medical pad id it as superior to any ¢ cure of the above distre: complaints.— aig vrontetor does not offer this remedy ami icon, but as a speeitic for the following deplorable affec- bits of riper the consequence of early, indiscreet, secret th, or the excessive indulgence of the "passions years viz ge Prostration, nervous irritabil ef the liver, palpitation of the heat, dyspepsia, costiv vain in the head, mt artigo, Junacy, loss cular energy, paralysi of the back and lower extrpentete lassitade, nocturnal e: npleets, impotency premature and total deeay of virility. Mentally, the viet ers aberration of mind, coufusion of ideas, loss of memory, Geyeetion or m f 8; aversion of social inter love of solitude. ‘These are of this viclaton ofthe tawe of inaa’e Payer wen of being. ren of cases of sudden decline or consumption may be to the above baneful practices. Young men in citie! and particularly in the country, where these solitary hal to io By eset extent, and those, too, whose mati ¢ not been productive’ of ‘those hap} ‘which hahould attend the eonnubial state, will pere \dvertisement treats of an important subject to them. jung mam, if you would be relicved from these evils, and be restored to' manly rigor of body and mind, delay zie to u Mors a Hotlock. Phila € gras Englan A. Kent; Jamestown. Unitep States Hore! mn, Ha W'Davis, Soumhports E. Scofield, Fiah L, Pardee, New Haven; J.’ Silliman, iv"ailtimans NIP SN. Williams Kast Haddam; J. G. M dai *iLianvs, $. Smith, Ea ens: Py a Springfi G. Sexton, M ote! B, H. W. 8. Beol, Georgia; W. Pratt, Hiartford: H. D. tails “Connecticut; Captain Hagan, Weerean Horet, E. M. Paterson, New Jersey; J- Taylor, Lansinburgh, Upham and lady, Nantucket 3. Sond ie, "Cana B Budd, ) N. Yorks WwW. He Haase it ala all, 8 A ey ‘Ge Beach, Catski i Falmer Bur and * Berlin, bi HE, Pet Villages ©. Comp, Meddietown: Ki Taylor, Coningion, Pas N.C. Chrse, ‘Albany. R.Bacon, H. P. Chapman, Ballston Sp: Aca tien, ra, Ce ans, Harttor: Hartt wld, do; H i ‘Thomas, Biotisenee, "Union Village, Werbleaton| ‘county; C. E. Tillinghast, t Providence: B. Tuck- er, Dartmouth. NG MERCURY—NO_ COPAIV, CULLEN'S INDIAN VEGETABLE, REMEDY tsa domestic pre paration, the most certain and safe, and the most speedy eradi. Cator of ‘all syphilitic or secret di * formula” of tained froma celebrated, Indian Chief of and is composed entirely of roots, and Do you want to be cured?—try ble, medicine is sold wholesale a by ©. FAY General Agent, 190 Fu Gam Biore,) Sun Buildings, New Retailed at 8 and 168 Division st; 63 and 127 eka) Bowe: LA % agent, SoriNg at; 2% Spring st; 511 Broadway; 6: id 14 ose ry (oa mer a Fuk 77 LL ays sl ce ulton st, and ,Fulton, comer Adams st, Brook- dge: ;'and Pearson, Rahway. Price $1. )K; FRANCIS W. HARTLEY'S Ofice and Residence reenwich street. rec — Night bell attached tothe hall wove. |” mas sutere ture this cordial—| ¢ only anchor of hope. for ‘he mp et, effecting Sear, & the Hate a full ieclonurs which aceompany the medicine, are Fimmporiant (0 the Maried and. sing dingo: “Prion $3 per botiiey ‘gis ball dousasoe r N.B.—This Cordial conpains no Mercury, orany mineral substan: Sold, wholesale and retail, by JO. FAY, 136 Falton street, Lamp ‘Store, Sun bel New York. Also by the Dr. at 25. Thin avenue, N. Y. his residence I The "ty ordial" wl city or Senay by addre closed. Also, for sale by De, Wadew Bronaway,’Atouiys'and by Martitand Whitel Mark roadway, Y 5 Ada Witham iteley, 320 Market treet, Baltimore, Md.; W. Williams, Buffalo, and of Dr. Halsted, ster. larried persons, and those contemplating marriage, conscious of phy inability from certain causes, may confi: dently consult avers, personally oF by. lett id sidence aud office $9 Third avenue, N.Y. edy removal to the writer's e forwarded ‘to any part of the as above, post paid, amount en- orth, 45 North Main street, ngton sreet, Boston: No. 4 EEE of guch d isi will be carefully forward r. O's. observation and extensive practice in this branch ‘of the Profession, render his treatment eminently sue- cousful my7 300 VA BOX, No. land No. 2. jo. contains the remedies, and every article nec: for the speedy cure of Gonorrhoea, Box No. 4 contains the remedier for the t in all its forms and stages. Each box con! scription of every form of been erpcaed, or are labori ease, i earn, with: re of the affectio means of removing it, by The aMicted, who be in possession of nasing this box. and with to be treated properly aud privately box, Strangers s0- Journing in the eity should secure the box before leaving, to gninst consequences, Persone in the country, enclosing the case, will have the tox forwarded tot Sold by J. O. Full and genital organs, at hi nilding. Entrance ‘to the olfice through the Lamp Store. Letters post paid, enclosing & fee, will be carefully attended to, and all necessary advice and medicine forwarded to the writer. Advice gratis to those who purchase the box. N. B. Dr. C ly fi affe farina \36 Fntn street, Sun Y, impotency, Land mental fections, and m, or early secret indise ements arising from onal emi sad creet acme for sale as above. ir. Convers’ long advertisement in this peer Hours of consultation from 10 A, M. to 2 P. QWLING! BOWLING! !—For sale, one of the best Beloons ip the city, containing four alleys, with fixtures in order. Location good; rent modernt small eapital would do Well to eall on GWM ART 47 Leonard street, where the particulars will be imate knows. ner Sw WATER AND APPARATUS. Matthews, No > 431 Third avenue, New York, manufact all the rn apparatus used for the manufacture, drawit oF borul ottede Waren A Mihor sche one directi for dhe making of Sodn Water and Syrups, also for the putting upofthe apparacurand its use, Ke, Will oy HE, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF Ni and ricinity, are reapectfa m | foe ope ed in this city, » (upon th of facili perso) ind well suited connexions for Mi rly pom mast aj i dag are be og. allede 7 to city, world, (for pecuniary Ewin.) an the m at of cases, are pe company to associate wil wighowt § ‘EW YO! dy ne he Parte, plan) forthe par. hhonora sexes, in formi vf Jom ‘appear to particularly) of strange custor ana very limited usoe DR. CORBITT, 19 Dane street College of Surgeons, London, and jew York, may be consulted in the jeate diseases, thirte Pi a above all his legitimate medical qual few of the grounds on Reh mode of treatment is safe, effe he use of mereut ures cured in one o cations, are a he rests his claims Dr. C.%s yal pl peditions, not re- in diet or busi- fae ipa corti loa F restored to health and society. Mild cases remo: to fourdays. No charge made unless cured.” Poupord hie enclosing & fee of three dollars, ‘will receive prompt at iw sors Chai street, is ‘essful practitioner in New habit ean posrti York'jn the treatment of detente disenree Bar the years Pr, JOHNSON enjoyed the inort retentive precrine ty gate @iveases of wy medieat man in New York. The Doe tor's reputation for | existed for years, cured eases that have aiter how long you en, for plan, cation 0 ‘ot by sade i them, i Fa in terme ht to be mist Ser dressing ‘ my19,6t*rh ay have Glee r the bod wal roat OF nose, tnd f the le " ally, cared.‘ Coustitutisal weeluess: br wo bevonnee bit, indulged in by young meu, causing lescivions drowns emissions positively. cured. Recent outed ered rit lercury. No alteration in d business, Post paid letters, contai to, No charge made unless cured. i $3" for