The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1847, Page 4

sinos in the ship Catharine Jaekson, aro fe wicintar ‘ofa colony of thousand Holland- ors, who are about to setile in Missouri, They are well ad fine looki » and have an abundance of = 2 to or out ee ol They fly from reli- gious perseoution under the King of Hanover. Much anxiety is felt with regard to the ship fever, which Is 5) af apidl in several sections of our city. It is what is call spotted scurlet fever, and generally proves fatal. ‘The Maryland & ixcopal Convention met yesterday. — have uot yet fairly got to business. Forrest appears 3 Richelieu to-night. mendous houses. ee ete ta eked, he Stocks at 00 see ao iod8e uneven i Seis ad ee PS oi: Sate 6 closed ai ts of losed at 101 asked iio. hots ae 47¥¢ asked, Paaperenia, May 27, 1847. ‘The conspiracy case in our Court of Sessions charging two men named Townsend with procuring the arrest and imprisonment of Mr. Deason, of New Jersey, on an ac- cusation of forging 2 note for $10, has been concluded by a verdict of guilty against tho defendants. ‘They have been sentenced to fifteen months imprisonment. Constable Roberts, who arrested the defendants in Jer- - Sey, bas deen indicted and will be tried there. ‘The frauds upon emigrants committed by pretended transportati ts in selling them tickets of passage Pee ition mbich are utterly valueless, are still prac- teed in your vity with apparent impunity. Every few | days instunces are brought to lesa En here which prove the fraud to be of New York origin. The Germans are par- ticularly exposed to this swindli atom their ignorance of the language, and efforts should be made to punish the pereies gallty of these conspiracies to defraud the un- | suspecting. ‘The new building of the Academy of Fine Arts has | been greatly thronged by the admirers of the beautiful, | ever since the opening—at least | should ju sofrom | the crowd present during the few moments [ was able | to linger there. It has become quite an agreeable place for an afternoon lounge. Now that the Herald's expresses have reduced rapi- | dity of travelling to a system, General Tom Thumb has projected one to enable him to leave this city on Sun- day morning, and reach Boston in time to make his bow before an audience there on Monday morning, at 11 o'clock, There being no line to leave New York on Sunday, an steamboat will be chartered to con- vey the General and suite to Boston. His levees here are increasing in popularity, as his visit draws toa cloee. Mra. Mason was much liked in Julia last night, though suffer from a cold, which rendered her voice rather disagreable in the high tones. She has all the requisites for & great actress, save the requisite flexibility, of voice, which seems to have been injured by the bronchitis, or affection of the lungs. In other respects her impersona- tion of vakre ‘was equal to that of Fanny Kemble, in her palmiest da: The Viennolse children return tothe Walnut street boards next week, to receive the furor which attended their first visit. The production of “ Zampa,”’ at tho opera house, has been stamped with approval by large and brilliant audi- ences at every representation. De Meyer, the lion pianist, performs at the Philbarmo- nie concert on Saturday evening, in two of his favorite nieces. . Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia. ugar Bonne, May 27 New Osleus Gat, 6X 8700 U. ‘is b yer Not per cent, 1053¢ ; $20 State 6' T ; $1000 He draws tre- at) we bid. U. 8, Loaa, nM; $100 do ‘do, 108; on urssee Hs ule 0 "boc Ga000 < luevomati Bona G's, 9,85; 9150 State narra anse—16 shares Grand Gulf, 7 4do Fenneylvania Secoxy doann—10 shares Harrisburg Railroad, 94; 75 do, 804: 50 Morris $880 Schuylkill sia 0. S Loan, 6 $6000 State 9's, 78; 1 Penn, Bauk, B08: Siono Trooling Hallroad Mortgage Bonds, 71; 100 Gian Apren SaLce—6500 Teas Bonds, 27 Axpasy, May 26, 1847.9) Anti-Rentism and the Judiciary. 1 understand that on the llth day of June next, im- mediately after the result of the approaching judicial election shall have been ascertained, the tenantry will hold a mass convention inthe county of Rensselaer.— ‘At this convention, committees will be appointed, who will be instructed to submit a formal proposition for the permanent adjustment of the auti-rent difficulties. | understand, also, thatthe tonantry will propose to pay the Mesars. Van Rensselaer for what is called a “quit claim,” » sum that the (then) Supreme Court shall ad. Judge to be equitable. | suppose this arrangement has ‘been made with a view to the election of their nominees for Judge. I stated, yesterday, that tho dissolution of the anti- rent organization wis au event that had become proba- ble; but though the public safety demands it, and though identification with that cruel faction will be po litical extinction to any candidate, still its entire disso- lution before the ensuing judicial election can hardly be effected; their vote. [am sure, will show a falling off:— Vice Chancellor Whittlesey has announced that he was nominated by the tenantry for the Court of Appeals, without his knowledge or procurement. It is stated that Senator Joshua A. Spencer, who was nominated for judge in the fifth judicial district, has finally determined to accept the nomination. Senator Burnham, who drew up the compromise for the division of the State into judicial districts. passed through this city to-day, on his way to New York. InterestinG INTELLIGENCE FROM Brazi.—The following is a letter from Rio Janeiro, received at the Boston Merchants’ Exchange News Room, from Capt. Griffing, late master of the whaling bark Sarah and Esther, of Greenport, Long Island, giving a detailed ac- count of the seizure of that vessel, while taking in sup- plies in a port on the coast, in conformity with a custom practised by our whaling ships, and sanctioned by the Brazilian government for many years :— Rie Janeiro, April 20, 1847. I have thought it advisable to furnish Capt. Treadwell, of the bark Lucia Maria, whe is now about to leave here for Boston, with # concise account of the seizure of the whaling bark Sarah and Esther, lately under my com- pare we and I do this to correct any misstatement of this affair, which may get into the Public prints previous to his arrival there. On the 26th of March, pave. a bad leak in the ship's bows, which I wished to stop, and being also in want of wood and water, | put in to Ilha Grand, place much frequented by American whalers for fifteen or tw at ‘years past. After scraping and painting the ‘# bends. I commenced taking in wood and nee but being detained some days by heavy rains, | had not got all on board on the 6t! of April, when the government cutter Narcya, from this place, came into the bay, and having taken pos- session of iny papers, on the Sth he came on board with oo 3erat emer f & Oowene, ie cain $76.851 ae te ageregate of of of $10.403, and at West Troy, $15. at Black Rook, $2,921, at *Buttalo, $80, BO, $5,054.— Albany Argus, May 3 583, and at Ow Railroad Bouds, 30, ad, 284; 10) Og she Bose 1 fee if. Sale |, 102! 103; 6 I goegr Bel 1 ene tial Ralroad Go, i900; 9 aa a Bank, hy COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENOB. State of the Flour Market. Puitapenenia, May 26,—Flour—No sales for e: rt have transpired to-day. Holders ask $9, but pb ayek unwilling to pay tl hat price, | Rye Flour—Sales at $6 75 ‘orn Meal—Sales at $5 37}. Buyers gene- Paliy only aa ‘offer $6.31. Wheat —2000 bushels prime white were sold at $2 15 per bushel. A lot of red. at, $2 09. Corn—Sales of 3000 bushel Northern yellow at $1 15. A lot of Pennsylvania round yellow at $1 16, Oats are wanted at 60 a 65 cents for Southern and Pennsylvania, Coan Tuave at Norro.x, May 25.—The number of vessels, fbi pve amount of flour and grain that have cleared fot mat ports in Europe, from the Ist of January © th ‘24th instant, is set down as follow: | Recapitulation—Ships .. x ty oA 15,125 Barks. --24 - 9,133 Brig: Sia 300, ot 6,722 Schrs... 7— 46,221 600 Total... ... 1,149,567 31,578 9,018 ‘The following quantities of corn have been re- received at this port between the above periods, that is from January Ist to May 24¢h, inclusive :— Bushets, — Bushels, Total Canal.’ Coasturise. Bushels, 376,540 69,327 53,887 Total... +++ 899,897 BST AZL_—— 1,757,278 Since making out the above list, we have to note the clearance this day of three barks for Liverpool, with the aggregate cargo of 52.831 bushels corn; 4600 barrels flour and 69 barrels of rosin; valued at $94,690 50. Heraid Foreign Commercial Correspondence. Havana, May 13.—Within a day or two a speculative movement has manifested itself in our sugar market, d prices have advanced. We now quote Cucurochos ‘at 53¢a6 reals; ordinary Sed Suds ro reals: middling ellow 6%a7 reals; fine yellow 7\(a73 reals; eae low 73<a9% reals ordinary white 6ia9 sila id 9540936; fine and florete whites 9%{a10 reals. ed hs has also improved, sales of clayed have been made in Cardenas at 2a24 reals. Frei hts area little easier. Exchanges dull, New York and Boston 1 to 134 per cent disconnt. Corn abundant, sales at 344 reals. May 16.—Since our respects of 13th inst. which we confirm, the demand for sugar of all kinds has since been very active at the advance. In molasses no change. Exeha ull; London has been dull at 6% per cent, and northern bills can be obtained at 1% per cent dis- count. Freights to the United States $2 for sugar and $3u33¢ for molasses. Foreign Markets. St. Jaco pe Cuna, May 3, 1847.—We have now a good supply of American provisions. Tho last sales on the wharf were 40 casks rice, $6 25; 100 barrels of pota toes, $4 75; 75 barrels No. 3 mackerel, $6 50; 400 boxes smoked herring, 70 cents; 200 do cheese, 160; 200 key butter. 20¢; 75 barrels rk, $22; 23 casks hams, Pll 5 160 boxes candles, $16 76; 3 bhds sheer pork, $11; 10 bbls lard, $14 50; 100 boxes codfish, $3 75; 150 prime hhds shooks, $1 875¢; 250 boxes shooks, $1 25. There is but little doing at present in the produce market. A salu of 900 hhds Muscovado sugars transpired a few days since at $3.03 123; box sugars nominal at 4 0 5 cents; molas- ses $16 per hhd; bag coffee $446, cash; do $6 '50 011; tobacco, $9 a 11, There isa great want of tonnage here, both for the United States and Europe. Exchange on the United States, par; London, $4 91 per £100 ster- ing. Antica, May 10, 1847.—Superfine flour per barrel, $8 25; corn meal, $7; corn per bushel, $1; black eyed peas, ‘gi 251 60: pilot bread, $5 50; navy do 4 50; crackers, $6; baled prime American, $16; do mess, $18; do clear, $20; hams per pound 16 cents; cheese, 16c; but- ter, 20c; lard, 12¢; candles, 16c; spruce lumber,’ $20; white pine do, $22 50; pitch’ pine do, $30: red oak staves $33; cypress shingles, $8; cedar and white pine do, 5. The Crops. ‘The crops are now suffering for rain. In every other respect they are doing well The weather, within the ‘last month, has been shtful., It is said that Illinois will not raise more wheat this year than will be required for home consumption. But there will be very large quantities of Indian corn made, which will be the substitute for consumption should wheat continue high in price. We were visited by a few quite refreshing showers on Sunday night und yesterday. ‘The fields now present a most beautiful appearance ; wheat, rye. corn, oats, pota- toes, ke. are springing from the varth as it were by magic. All fears and apprehensions of a failure of crops in our section must disappour.—Lehigh (Pa.) Register. Never, we believe, did heaven’s showers come down so gratefully ason Monday last. The whole country was parched and suffering, grass and grain very backward, 4nd all breadstuffs rising to enormous rates. ‘The clouds Which had been gathering and dispersing on Saturday and Sunday, thickencd up toward Monday morning, and continued to pour down 4 continuous stream, which it did man’s eyes good to look at.—Somerset (N. J.) Whig. There was a light frost in the interior of South Caro- lina on the 14th instant. Complaint is made in this part of the country, that caterpillars’ nests are very numerous among the apple trees this season. Passengers Arrived. Livenroo1= Ship Pacite=Mr Powell lady and child; Mr Paynter, au the stecrag Kio Seuvavon—Brig R Dé Zaldo—Mrs Eliza Butler and two children, Baxmex—Bark Florlana—Mr Habzer and lady, two Misses Kroupfe er, Mr Kompt, and 5 in the steerage. Matanzas—Brig John hake my ffoarce. St Maktins—Schr C Fi: E. Ridcerzesta. Cuancestox—Shi Sullivan F O'Neill, indy ‘and chil- dren, John Mulligan, Indy and, children, Mrs J Coffiubueg, Miss E McCormack, Mas A O'Neill, vessrs Lewellin, El- ler, Parsell, Magoun Stroug, Hubbard, MeNaman, and six in the tes ‘ei Cu Emily—Mrs voy Pebecet. Mrs M A Ger Was 1H Btvcock § Babcock, F Rev E Harris, 3 JQ A Wilbai ‘yt Mhomas Hall, ti Headbury., George Gibbou, E’Baynard, J KW! rine. , Captain Riley. Savannan— Augusta—Mrs M senor ar Mitchell Mrs Wayne. 2 childreu and 2 serva child and seryant; Mrs Fr h, child and servas and five ¢ ree: Mrs Vissard and 2 child: Mrs Heitman, me 0 8 Hoy yte, AM Teneyck, Ke, Miss 8 "Cullen, 8 Ko Soot, Master ¢ W' Cullen, 8 oot, L Su Champion, and 9 in the st a a im ip ents Heyy reas Liverroou— ns Ris. iron 3 cases steet R Irvin—33 Jos EF ert—1 Smith pace & cot Joha Van Nest—-1J Aa ACME fi Ls ds & co—1350 bars iron E F Sanders: rames of felt GW —10 casks J j—1 ‘I’ H Ball—6 Thomas & oe Brown, Wood & co—I! H 8 Hamersley—4 hhds 10 crates ron ke Bando bales J Gish & cod, David Hadder— ‘ao Robert Spalding—11 Joha Gishem & co—1892 bars iron J B a Weed—680 bals hoop iron Pursin & com14 casks Richard & co—1600 bars iron L. War sacks salt G Shields & co—10 doz matts Williams & Guyon—1i casks and ts the noies Smith Thur 8 431 bbls sugar J Sturges & co—21 y "Sotiged Tiloston & com hhds sugar Morse & Ta: at Havana—Brig Moselle—28 bales tobacco 2 cases sugars Ca: et & Astoin—301 bbls sugar Victor & En Tea | bales to- bacco Aymar & com150 bbls sugar C Lentilhon—71 Robert & bs aaa Horn & Burchard—110 boxes 7 Dechiet & ‘dze L, Cook—1 Kohleart & & Osthimer—22 Reimer & Meeke—20 Minterhot hkh—5 CF & A Henrich 911 bas mdze Bt Popp Martins—Sche Clara Fisher—49 hhds su ammarins 26 de 20 kegs do 4i d—11 bhi 1 tierce sugar 34 bbls 7 hha sugar 30 bbls do J Foulke & sou tammerins B Bloss m. Port av Paince—Schr $0 Thompson—728 bags coffee 3 reyer. Bremen—Bark Flori: br—31 Jang & Behrmay 1 1 tierce 148 lo 3 pure mo- do 12\pure mo- an armed force, and ordered me to get the ship under weigh, and proceed with him to this place, which I per- prevail upon me to do go, and he refusing to surrender my papers. 1 told him to take charge of the ship and then put a prizecrew on board, and brought her up to this place, imforming me on the passage that | was seized board, which pays an export duty here. After keeping us on board under a guard for two days, 1 tion of the si cargo, and becoming convinced that there was no dutiable articles on board, they took me on the business for which I put in to this coast. informed that | should undergo a trial for the iad ha changed tor my supplies. ‘Ihe vessel to be discharged Of all ber oil, which is now poate une prod and this too previous to bringing us to any trial. I have given notice of protest in the Consul’s office, in- which commences our trial to-morro' The recruiting of our whale ships all along this coast, tioned by this government for twenty or more but the public mind here has lately become ally sanctioning our Minister, Mr. Wise, and Commodore feopos for the spirited stand which they have taken this imbecile government. ‘The papers here almost daily teem with abusive para- as ifa war with our country was now almost inevitable, but no way to be dreaded or feared hore. brought me in, to capture all our whalers found on this coast at anchor. But Commodore Rosseau promptly der weigh, as rumor says, to protect our ships, at all ds Ritchie, of the frigate Columbia, informed ‘ny further down the coast than liba Grand, the Com- modore not knowing at the time of her pe) that our a emptorily refused to do. After finding that he could not consider her ae @ prize,and myself as «prisoner. He upon suspicion of having large quantity of coffee on afcer oar arri' and making @ partial examina- shore to the custom heuse, snd examined me touching of about one hundred gallons of oil, Pao I out by themselves and stored in the government ware- tending to extend it after the decision of the court, where no custom houses established, has been sat Eoaraed towards the United States government for nce of our citizens, against the petty tyranny of graphs towards the United States government, and talk A Brazilian sloop-of-war left here, as soon as they ordered the brig Bainbridge, Commander Williamson, ming, that the Bainbridge was not ordered whalers .requented the Isiand of St. Sebastian, which Hes further to the westward Should a collision take Place between there vessels which have left here, I think our situation will be critical here. Sue Fever.—The Statesman of yesterday _ :— We learn that there ure no less than sixty patients now in the hospital of our Alms House, sick with the ship fever. We understand it proves fatal in a large Prt no jon of cases? Atmoag the emigrants recently arrived at Baltimore, wer prevails to a great extent, and many have died In the Westchester county poor house this disease has broken out. One death has occurred, and there are several sick. On board the ship Lochlibo, which arrived at Quebec on Friday last, 20 deaths had occurred from ship fever. In the alms house at Boston, on Monday last, six deaths ocourred, five of ship fervor. The Montreal Herald of the 25th inst., seya;—“ We re- grot to say that the forebodings of evil with respect to emigrants arriving in the St. Lawrence, are at this mo ment only too sadly verified, We have been favored with the sight of a letter from Quebeo, from which it ap- pears that a very large number of deaths have taken place on board of many of the vessels coming out,— board the nes, there have been fifty deaths; on board the Wandsworth, forty-five; on board the Black, ton or eleven; on board the George, in all about one hundred and fifty. Ther we learn, about two hundred and sixteen patients on shore in the hospital, besides two hundred and twen- | ty others on board four ships, which are still detained at Grosse Isle. The government, in the meantime, has deen ongaged in doing all in its power to alleviate the | calamity Agent at Quebec, has engaged two experienced medical ry wo Ce to the Quarantine station, to assist Dr. Doug ‘ing charge of the sick; and accommodation has Seen provi or 10,000 pervons on the island. He has tre the nec orders for the erection of a fever hospital on Wind Mill Point, above the canal. This hospital will contain two hundred persons. A rhed is falso to be erected on the island wharf. We understand that the Chief Emigrant | fF ts wine 20000 bs lig 15000 Ibs log AC Rossaire & Co—304 bags coffee T Ma: 200 do Laurence Hill, PR- ch i John—118 bhds sug ‘Sturgess & co—173 hi Im Cnanceston—Ship Sullivan—218 b- binson & com21 do J W Priltips—67 Spo 60 it Pos'—10 Souter Brothers & co—126 vo.order—2e ball s rees rice ster cs maze Beymour & eo—| bale 10F §% Dba 3 se Naprer Warner—I case mdse K & D M St bales cot'on Sprague, 14 do Harckenrath & Van Dami ces rice John Fowler—I04 tes rice (0 or jia—313 bales J Lee & co—268 Deen & Betnus—103 Silas Wood—50 H & R Linge thy JH Talman; 1 8; jiekyer—5 R & G 45H Tolman—1 bbl Pritibone & Carter—3 Werner & Gales Deen & Thoraton—118 ‘bale 6 bono} Polen to order. Savansan—Brig Augusts—297 bls cotton E & R R Graves 142 L H Brigham —44 do 8_Bronson—22 do Cahoon, Kenny & co—200 cks rice C Bolton=72 bls order. ‘APaLacnicoua—Brig. Brookline=-20 ble cotton J W Phil- ipsa Deake Milita iS Phin & Avorn io ED Hurlbut & Yoh 4 5 D & H Wetmore—25 De Rham re—3257 staves J alman uM 4% 719 MOON SETS HIGH WATER, nM 342m 740m Cleared. Packard, New Orleans, Stanton & Ships—Charlemagne, Tost; Alesto, Cook, 4 } Apalachicola; Rajah, Cobb, New. Or- jana’ avk-albions (Be) Wallis, Limerick, J MeMurray rier Antoiette, (remei) , et OotB (Duteh) er Amie m, Wm Wek f Bite (Br) erclay, e Livinaston; Sra, i Webel Almnti. Si nae Lew i weker ‘2 "& tentogame; nino, H B Bordrout, Pictou’ W's. SoH Fine Swear ma ae dap ot from Livers a he ‘Williams: ee ped ir an - ted ig aay rom trerpoa; with | Sore he Soe raed on com Glasgow, 26th ult, with mdse ‘bbl: hale ‘apa aie ret poms peas? a Cael tone apna a a re on Cayo Breton Reef, eke tae fea\e steamers, as he hid eee 4 of them wun the da vious coming tiie bit Chappell 1° passed Care Breton fer he Oradloc ut saw nothing of her, and wed that she had gor 2 “Ais arr, ror Siaicin | Howland, N land, Babia. mie Fos vine seen m Apalachic with ult, inthe Gulf saw brig Ocean, ‘Taleahuana, Jan_ 13, 1500 bb! 1m company with the Washing Reporte at Chile Dee bt Cal fevuta Brig Commodgre Huli, Corthell, «0 days from ‘Trinidad de Cuba with 163 hinds, coma bbls molasses, Chasterlain Henry, yet cceancy Jan Sos 1ats0'8 & foaver 150 sp, includ: ng o brig Clara, Bagman, 4 days from Gotteuburg, with 250 tons iron to Boorman, dahnaton Co, 20th iustant, lat 4 pasedjn whale alin with the letter J long 70 22, gh y bar pare fa Lond hides, Lim: Wook ea ee Ww. A30h March 4, iat 36 Jon 46 iy. Brig) ic, MeN Trinidad de cabe,with (reported Feb ‘a0 es ra to Chhaster i no date, . usan, Ni 21 days from Matanzas, with sugar to inst. Sailed Brig Macon, Wilson, Dunscomb & Beckwith Brig Captain John ween fries. March }; ani, Tal Tong fo 0, sppke the sche Planter, from N idelphia 3 days out, ‘days from Jacksonville, (EF) i Vi bat ig Co. Urleans, bouad to Phi Brig Meutor, Greenlaw, 20 with a to Gilchrist Brig Watson, Watson, 14 days from Savannah,with lumber to pane & Moodey. Brig Macon, Sheffield, 7 da: to RM Demill. Brig Augusta, Sherwood, # days from Savannah, to Sturgis, ds; Envoy, Hichardon ire, for Philadelphia, 16 ds: Dunlap, Hill, for N Mite ell, from is “et uenrvxaos, May 7 Ia port son, for Boston Randal hrs Orallow, ‘fom do ork, 5 from Savannah, with cotton, Hore Fa Nwe (ep ye oye and ge ee Nautucket Bar, 2:h, ship Rambler, in port, bi punch, for ( Gabo Brothers, Sleigh “tin Ri bmond, 10 ds; yen Redwing, Nets Sarah William: {at's 8, lon 44.56 W, gnieat Valente Sei lich, ted to have arrived at New Sle ae Fira: xy i q 000 bbls; ei ie a ‘4 days ial Ant- Olym ia, Ae W Coast, Rio Jaueiro wie pa i mite wi 23000 “ re aces sR) toca aie, | Alain Site Bus wht 250° do 2 il sss Boge | ‘ins, rom ‘Sister. ‘of fees 13th ate Bar © ihn tr ag ee <, japon, Ge soba ast r British som week et ete 1S tat nee aw via Ne tool Se iN remen Derk Floriana, Poppe, 30 days from Bremen, with ci oun May mie ERE Pon p John & kdw: spall, Tndial Obeah. ppg Moselle, Eustis, 19 days from Havana, with sugar to R race, at do from iadian Bevan for Fanhaven, sepors Bri ie it ml Pearce, 10 4 days from ¥ nz with 138 aid! trom Co eee 6, Harbinger, Cap eg im veo Musee ee eae 45 uh fiom Branff, (Scotland) in Bore Daun Jan Hie Havana, May 12, with sugar, | 72th, Legmidas, Tate ‘i in ¢o ship Mason, for St Peters | jetty her reaptain +4 "Heard that ship Fos- burg; sehr Albion, Sets ter, Coffin, Nan, was ashore at or wear Zanzibar, no date or par- we mete Wak lord, May 1, in ballast, | ticulars eins is ‘uudouttedly an error, as leters’ have. been, re- h Se Walsh. Sateen ra ina. fat 31 ong 1130, | Cer ‘a5 late as Feb 27). Heard from in Oct, ship Suffolk, of B oI elbbin. 2-days vat) | no for ke, Junius, Suni, NB on Oct lat 88, Lou 7 ; May 8, lat 4930, lor en spoke brig John Clit | Bien Sto, lo un Coast for Bomon’ 1 instant, lat 3, long 52. | N Holland. in De 7 Phen alr a ? j, 800 sp (rep pt 3, 85 Rook Ca ot fi Barton, 44 days from Limerick, in | 3¢Pt gto rn nai la feo ‘creases Ao ‘ fe eva 0 Kincaid, Wake, 44 days from_Liverpoo). | 2°S¥ton 7 pra sas Biigartowsr 3801p, bound i sk oie May 35, off Fire Island, | to st Helena. MeC! wii Eagle Is sp 50 do a Ft ft “NB, "030 30 whi (since reported J fon 79 W, Atlas Oregon, Simms, for in co with sehr 32 16, long Active, Gol AY TIEN ay 7—In port, scl Dons Powers, for Orleans, anh; Leander, of Toom ston, for do, 13 instant, lat 39.90, long lay 10—Brigs Queen ‘rather, Pendleton, $ days from Bangor, for Hayan for Norn, Gen, Mario, Linseott, dos G'W Gifferd, "Talbot, 13 days from Mobile to. D Hurl- Gomery. for Baltimore ter, for we: roome, Ma: Brown, for do, 3 ds. Going in brig Trojan, Thomp- jor Philadelphia, 2 ds; Mary H Chappel, Groffam, Havana, May 1'—In_ port. ships Arkansas, Larrabee, for St €learman Petersburg, ldg; Medford, Wilber, disg; barks Floyd, Caleb, Brig Emily, Godfrey, 4 days from Charleston, to Dunham & | for Boston. soon; Lion, He teary, 9 ‘See, Petersburg, eld; Ospray, Dim Ripley, Hamburg, lig irews, Kich, for’ Cowes and British sehr’ Grisley, 30 days from Glasgow, with | mkt,do; Maria, Baker, disg; Cath rine, 8 ns, iron and coal to es, beige ‘Talmadge,, Hartman, un Bremen sehr Flott, Haveuhorst days from Bremen, iv | Eliza, Brazier, Ig; Ann, Alte alleen 74 seactace Dassstinas oMeeaa eDrerte he dovich, from’N' leans, arr bound to St Domingo. ri7cts Oras. soon Vaudaliey, Peudicion, New York, so0a; Schr Hepsibah, Smith, 18 days from Ponce. PR, with 125 lotte, Suow, do, unc} Cinderella, G, Seu. Koons, dit hhds Lay 75 do mol Harmony Ne ews & Vo. Marian Gage, Reed do; sony ‘MeConnel 1, New Ork Vessels left not recollected, 2tst instant, edge of next week; schrs Falcon, Pereitt disg Gazelle, Martin, Boss Gulf Stream, spoke wh le ship Guorge K’Mary, with 2300 bis 10 do sperm oil. hight King Philip, Sherman, 20, days from Fort an Prince, itt co! Fee jogwood to Sehr Rival, 6 15 days from dean ith molasses, to Neswith & Walsh 420 hhaa 4 tierces 15 ol molasses J J 3 Lucas, Perkinson, New Y. Tersare Lath, fan Charleston; " Outwoa, Ki brig Am-rica, Pickman, New York Matanzas; schr Lucy Black, Buxton, Thompson, Patnam, 18 from Port au Prince, Last events, off the Hook, was run iuto by the bark Gazelle bor ‘Schr Commod:re, Powell, 14 days from Mobile;with cotton t, Seal. 4 days from Washington, NC, with don; schr Kanhood, Edwards, New York: bella, Hoby, Charlesto ‘alee, aves my Bristel r Alndes, Keane, New London, oil. Sat Spy, hem Boston, im NC, on iche Olive, Smi il ington, navi res. ; Lighter sche Ganges, Allen, from the wreck of the ship Ash- ands Bostou. pdol; Riverdale, Leggett, Quebec; CI verpool; Syria, Cox, do; Coloone: Canada, McArthur, Glasgow. Cid Sailed. Ship Coromandel, Liver; ool, and others. mpico. ‘6th, athews, do; E Evergreen, a, do; Douglas, Douglas, ‘d sehrs Enterprise,” Bristol; ‘Thomas, Bell, Al Alloa; Mobile; Fr bark Elizabeth, Clift, New Oi Ships at Grosse Isle—Jane Black, Dennison, See! wisn Perseverance, Dublin; Joha Fy avai. hr Sarah, Rich rds, Lond id brig: 40 Janeiro, April 15—Sld York (since spoken). Puitapeuraia, May 27—4 P.M. fa Ori i. jobile; Mary Parker, — Below Sharp’ mt *Turecr, Diveny, doy barges Michigan, allen, and PMeDonald, do.) ua Osjers, Twjardo. New London, wei Hindoo; brig Columbia xsront, May 2%—Sld brig May 24—Arr brig, ches Stranger, ‘ Yucatan, from New Or nearly sll been saved, and ‘now lard, Hour and pork., The wreckers | from salvage. Some cotton, flour, corn, and corn sousting to; ay $10 ae coe sold a'anctton, being so very wet that it was thought best to dispose of it for benefit of all concerned. The Bebe Planter, MeCaulloch fi os New Orleans, boand amy) imore, Seavey fro harged, and fr demned aed hom eer tT iNasepa, tal boon Teodineds wil tee ‘oceed on her voyage. Cwarvesto qua la Grande; Wood Havang. In the offing Leslie, San Juan de los Habersham, Penniston, Havana. Sandstedt, Bremen Cicafacngs, bound to C) we her _ Br Barx Yanmoutrn.—From Mr Cornelius Fassitt, of Ber- ed in the city yesterday. we that the above the Berlin Be: 18t! re to be sold on Monday next, instant, for the tenet of all concerned. The Y was fully covered by in- in Liverpool, England, and Yarmouth, N 8.—Phil. Ex nna for Portland; Wm Pr Carter Braxton, Morse » Kelly, Trinidad for Mi us for do} Deleyee, Fort ao uid, Ge evi beth, Grandee, Susan, Le Statesman, NH Hall, avd Balt for Newburyport; J Ray peaey do for Kastport, an of Providence, before reported aban- York, at'the Pelican office, for the Columbian office five thousand gaye May. 16) lat 4130, long 45 10; 4 inoue Vat 42 45, long 40, by the Eater ise, at this ) French, i from N N Orleans for Brest, May 6, 36 "sw, Orange Ke Baio Hetwrsront, doned, was insured in $5000 on the vessel, and dollars on freight mone’ Bourne, PI Br ship Britan sell, N York: Silvia Habe, Phila ship Primrose, o| 24, Int 1620, lou 33. Bi Noigara, 14dsfm Boston for N Orleans, May 14, lat 28 125, r bark: pate, 7 days from Antigua for N York, May 17, Jat 30 42 N, Jon 17, ‘ampico, Schr November, Ryan, in distress, with loss of, Memphis, Ui Fagar, Sinith, N York; jompsou, Gal Point Comror’ Cruz. lat 31 12, lon 66 41 Bae Gannda, 30 ds fin Balt for Valparaiso, April 23, lat 198, 07 Marston, New Orleans. 10th schrs Texas, Pi Fyibpecanoe, Carlton, Marset. ith, bark Velasco, Cou u Matanzas, May, for D—Arr bri Montego i Cordelia, Shaw, Portland, sebr ds: ky schir Gazelle, ie Hieree, Bane ns sehr Orland, | Brown, id 12th, es Clinton, Doane, Cowes; schrs Isabella, Roby, Charleston; Sterling; Pike, naval stores,t0.8 L Mitchell. Abbor Schr H D Leighton, Hardy, Wilmington, N C, with naval | Hill, Pearce, New stores, to master, Freighter, Mitchell, Pordand. 8th, bri ‘Schr Augustus, Parker, Vifginia, timber. Potosi, Patterson, Bos Schr E § Powell, Powell, from Wilmington, N C, with na- | tabdin, Rich, do; brig ce stores, to B Powell, 12th, bark Clinton Smith, Brisiols Montrea, May 2i—Arr barks Montezuma, Little, Live vi do; Lord Canterbury, Bruce, ‘Derw schs Herculean, Barker, vessel ren unmanageable for Drew, Mobile; wreck and wor 23d, at 9) brigs ‘eli “a Burgess, Bowers, San o'clock, P.M, bound from t Keller, Cape Ha hides and wool Richard, Rich, pene ‘son, Baltimore Scue Hann, it ato Del . ‘Ma mhelt ul Chase, Nie ek do; BA’ Appleton, Nickerson, do. 81d, barks Jo Br sehr Corine, Albury, Teabella, Roby, West Indies; Gen!’ Giles, by herad 26—Arr schr R Borden, Abbott, Balt; Red Hox May 24—Arr br Napol jour, May Ferro apoleo jadonna, mond, NYork for all remained on the moraing of Brazos Santiago, returne Bark G ihindo, French, days from B for Ci thusa, (Br) Kell aos’ Bark Hannah & Blizabeth, of Rotterdam, April 6th, lat 17 32 ii ep, Gle-gow:t ace ne 8,1on 30 W. itch ila; brig Perf ‘Brig Rideout, Kinsman, 14 ds fm N York for Cuba, April 8, min ae Mary Augu York d Me e aylor. | Veusels left not recollected. ith instant, off Carde- | Hamburg: brig. Prince de Joinville, Garduer, New Orleans nas, spoke brig Cardenas, 25 ays from Portland for Havana. | schrs Johu G Faxson, Smith, Cardenas. 12th, bark Baltic, Schr Clara Fisher, Muimford, 16 days from St Martins, with | Saunders, New York: Adams Gray, Collins, NOrleans; sugar, to B Bloss Citizen, Brown, Boston; schrs R Harberg ton, Boston; eh Waktlta, Bask, 80 days from Trinidad de Cuba, with Zephyr, Wool. Charleston; bri , Matanzas; 31,400 gallons molasses Chasterlain & Ponyert. achr Joshua Bates, Percival, Mary, Brown, cH New Orloans; brig’ P. Soule. Thompson, do. lith, brigs anel, With mdas to AC Rostire, ‘Saiied in co brig Ida, for Phils: | Means, New ‘Tremont, Sproul, San Juan de jos Reme: delphia; Draco. Bos dios; sehr Geu Cobb, Saylor, Rattan Island; brig Motto, fas. Schr Sage, Padget, 8days from Charleston, with cotton, &¢ Mariel. Athens, Jones, fin Lon- lay; 7th, schr Caroline, Melcher, Hava- Hamburg, Lar- Cid 7th, brig John ce, 9h, aby tt do. 22d, s Jones, Cothai ton, Glasgow; ship ean rew, Lor by, Liverpool. 80, 2 brigs. May 21—Arr ships Wm of Poole. Stewart, Poole; Ste jepess eaeit Henderson, Glasgow; barks Hibernia, Bri Port Glas Resolution, Gales, London; Emma 8 Leen’ Herscroff, Poole; Burrell, Koster; Montezuma, Little, 2, May.10. | pool; Joseph Cunard, Newport; Edward, J Arrived, sloop Mary Anni ‘chr Shan- | Brion, Lightloot, Gloucester: Lochlibo, nei Golding ew Orlean Britannia, vine, Lon London; Galleon, ivi sche fowa, bri indon,, Philadelphiasselr jon, Schrefver, St Thomas; bark | Pees, Cumberlands Coat. AGtilord; the Joka Eliza, Bi New Orleans; four vessels in sight at | the Agnes, both fm Cork are ut Grosse Isle. Arr 20th, barks Canton, Nicol, Bristol; Hercules, Lightfoot, London; ‘Forti Sth, sche Call, Lewis, Galveston: brigs 1 tude, Garbutt, do; Adelaide, Grant, tanhfax; ‘Wim Miles, Ayr, in New Orleans; Hodgeou, Philadelphia [Sp] Ma | Bristol; Wm Bromham, Lakeman, Py Humber, Fiavaiar sake: at Helene, Sparks, from Tam | son; Prince, Robertsou, Loudon; ‘Thos F Hart, Huflingt ely Walker, Southampion: achelor, iby ‘Thoosa, French, do; sel her Beagul H, F Babcock, Poole; Wm Fell, Farien, Wainwright, Nargrave, New Orleans. ichibucto, Ganson, Aberdeen ved, 9th and 10th, ships Charlotte Read, Gray, NOrleans: famptons Graliain, Alloa; As ial Hermine, Hewri ‘ana; Henry Pratt, Condon, N | tan are lvarpontt’ lretgeds, ovina, Glomeperers: hr leans; bri Billow, Lawrence, do; schrs Cabot, Philips, Symmetry, Bell, London; Tom Bowlive, Robson, Newcas- do; Home, Kenm i ig Le Jon! 3 chr Co- | tle: Countess Mulgrave, Custance, do; 22d, Beilona, Auld, ch thmayd, tine Manuelita, Ferreras, | and indus, Millar, Glasgow; Johu Kerr, ‘Tate, Greenock lop Cutter Felvel; Galveston; schr Selim, Batson, ‘Aurora, Hunter, Hull; Caroline, Marsh, Aberdeen; Camd brig RK Russell.” Arey, do; ‘schrs Wasp, Palomo, | Oliveracd Ajis, , Chater, London; Mitepeost Tea 5 orig Ose eviny New | Harvey, Comfoot, Neweasile; Joh p Pharsalia, Allen, do; Ingraham, Chapman, Brooks, Plymouth; "chrs Mary F. Ba a Tuck Tucker, Tamp Forest, Bo ton; Malabar, Fraser, Gi way Crispin, de ckon, London; (entarion, Herne, nao do: Lady Seatou, Mor- ent, Scott, Limerick — erick; Wadsworth, and id Agnes, Cork. Cld Margaretta, Morse, New Rio Sanvapon, (CU A) April 29—Brig Frances, Lewis, from Anived—Brigs Potomac, Matthews, and, Algonquin, May- berry, New Orleans; schrs Lexington, Pool, Bar Boston, Re ere ee “Coma, April 7-—ta. port, brig Majearie: Mo Seabury, Cienfu Splendid, Bingay, F Near, Yor New York,’ days; Juniata, Morton, do, 12 days; Smith, Norfo Di ‘Apalath cole Due Fraukiin, Gibbe, diag. thor, harestons pr elelpaane Gretoent, Rretiaan, © Arazacnicors, May 1-—Agr bigs Delaware, Borden, Fall le hip A re te. Chase, Hayre; British bark Loveland, Providence; bark Mande: roca Boston ae is arent Sid bark Commerce, Liverpool; Br jadiator, Hoyts Westport, Reed, : Porte crank Boca, disamoon, Belem: Bis; ydt—Are brig. Water Witch, F aeter Fall Rivers HBB Bascomb, Corson, F Cofix, Porto Cabellg: V rh Strang, Strong, ‘Ally n’s Point; Chas Pittman, ae = sh 8 : Island, a bark bound up ag ore ge eb Belge che Jehu Ls Whipple) Kelleran, Saga la Grande. Cla ys Hrren: oe wi} reports left Bra- ship Marion Br) Me: Kertie, bi jwancier, York, Bos- ey Weat'th May. On | tos! Cornelia L Bevan Wilmington, NC; North oft Cave "Fear. while lowering | sehr P Hoove Hubbard, Jamaica; 25th, Br bark Elizabeth, I, PPE the jaws of the | Scott, Livery: 7 fon the "larboard Ain ‘three men, b idgs the |“ Bostox, May 26—Arr ships Corsair, (of New York) Peabo- Relmsman, were on the quarter deck, nnd all excaped uutinire | dy cher, NYorks barks. Lucia Marie, ed—main gaff aud sail west overbo id the Avola, (of Boston) Whitmore, NOr: Ida, Hallett, Balthnore; ‘uan de los Remedios: pe ytien; Mary & Mare Ful. Georgetown, re ong Psy 23d ad Mystier Chureniti; Moutaioy chive il, Jr, Sei Solis: Hie rong co isbcee’ eltsteat Daul Webster, Delaucey, and Talisman, Pratt, N York; Gre- 100 do wh oil, a part of which would be saved should the wea- | cian, « hase, do; shoo» Montillo,. Wheeler, 'Philad. Tele- ther coutinne moderate. ‘The Hand was tender to the Charles graphed—sh p Bt Pe Nor , Carroll, arr at New London, fin Baltimuse; Jas Aud ws, fem Ph Tas be fi Kry West, May 11, 1817.—The brig, Rosalia and cargo | (TF ng ralued a $32:240. and forthe prompt exertious of libaants and Bice ae Signal for a ba hi to sell, on to-mor Poconocket, Shed, New Sanh by Bahamas, schrs Bost, a Northern eluiyre, ny pik oot Ana Denman, do for do; Oregon, Post. Nantucket; imal ‘ampico. Schr Metamora, \ off the bar. chrs 4 nT Sipple, Clark, and 4 Shampion, Rus- tin 8 May 25~Arrsehrs Flor del Mar, Hart, Bal (anda fh for ba mouth); Angel, Bease, Norfolk; Volta, Tut: ue ip Montirello, Lambert, from Glasgow for New York, sry sches Gold (ean ‘Ship Gloucester, from Boston for N Orleane, May 24, South bark Panthea, Herrick, ont ee Whe miles, if Phila Gid seins fb B Archelaus, of Boston, from New Orleans for Genoa, ‘owo Brothers, Bucka!oo Boor a Jat 28 45, long 79 50. ¥ 25—In Hampton Roads, We bie May 2, lat 39 44, lon 71 18, saw a four masted steamer under "eh (dae BT ape schr Ison, gleam and canvass, going about six knots an hour, steering F | don, in lat 29 N reports two ships fm a into y 8. the Cove, one a dee “A loaded si iP js distress, and the other, wks Galileo, for New Orleans, May 3d, Iat 26 31, long | supposed to be a U Sfrigate. Old Bi Geo Ramsay, Bia: 15. vin, New 4) Danish brig Malt nenun, St Croix, Terlark Triton, for N Orleans, May 4, Bahama Banks. New Onteans, May 18-—A1 steamshi Ivy, Bark Falmouth, Walker, from Philadelphia for Vera Craz, | Vera Cruz; shi Thorndike, Childs Liverpoo dge, May 16, off Matanza Boston; bark Frances Burr, Cofi Non brgs Maris; Free: fa , Bosto Enterprise, rz; Meteor, fark Oxford, of and 38 ds fm Boston for Montevideo, April pase, Benton anaes erprige, Adams, Vers, Gres favres sede | Vn, May 3t-~ Arr ship Charles, Wedge, ie oT 23—Arr schr Pamlico, Fi Y ibis Franca Beck, of and (rom New York for Cadi, Mu ght Mourn, May 23— Ag schr Pamlico, Finney. NYork; wie ae a am ese Su Naess ives. BY Fee x arena May 22—Cld achr Romeo, (new, 96 tons) Blan- t ‘orl ‘arention "Fina, fan Booton for Phila, May 24 off Fishy “Prortaec brig Smithfield, Dot, fm Cape Jargaretta, More, 11 days fm Rio Janeiro for N York, as Bul in ‘y mie am Aare Many Biles (oF. (ol Salem), Gregory for St Jago de Cub, ai Mary, H ve May sda Cae, from -—— for Boston, May 22, lat 38 08, | serey, Apple Indelphiny sche Geo! “ly Arr at Sag Harbor, May 25, ington, Sanford, NW x: ; Gonsterin vn Zena vith ibe The eat uil tes cogennate Bee orton : er Me Area ester WP John & Elizabeth, Walker, | Sroffotd, Beer itizen, Munro, and’ Independen Philad. —. bi are 2%—Cld bark Chaleedony, bas Montevi- W1LMINGTON, m NC May Pt dome Br brig is Younes. Queen, Y palinet a dito NX ork, jn di ork; sehr @ “America, Badouy, N such, do. Arrival of Serumgers New ure. hatles G. demeatre, 8.N., Vera, Crus: be juater, : ape: ie e dst Buia, Maud Meu 3 Tie Poke Mie and ahicoln J. Rardin me te ant Mr. Ford, canada; Liewts. oi a th, G. Givbor hel ns F. Gray, Boston; A. Lori, Portsmouth; Dr. Edwards, ‘ Ry ake son, O! 3 Me onl, i io. Art Hf “Mrs. Shaw, Boston: Mr ‘rederick, nok Harding, B Blake, Mi Li . Monell, is, NO; Ed. Alan, Mois; D, ety anata, N. Coffin, Boston; Ht, Coleman, Phila; Re Town D. Haskell, J. Chever, Fe ae Boston; R. oh Sanford, Stamford; M. Hubard, Con; H. ‘Hail, Boston; W. Davisou, ns, (dawns Geo. Hall ‘Van oq an and Mrs. Ki Tarryiowns mpson, Phil ar HoteL, J. ert, | Reais Grats 38 wise 3 Me “ Mr dams, 1 aka W. Kembal me a Converse, ‘Moutieal; 0. #1, lias, Columbus. 0.4 it. Rey Baker, J. Baath Baltimore; ay Taskaont Indi ngton, D. Cac ky Campbell, Balt mores, Koper, Philadelphi Kaiaeay, more; Philadelph Major ‘Twiggs, Marine Corpes wD. ‘Twiggs, Philadelphi mised Se eis hy MG. 2. it di ba field, Mass; Aus in Hand ity i ‘Kimball,’ Provideuce; David Me> _M he D: ati NJG head i me Dal Croton Hore. 8, F. Wetherspoon and lady, Rochester: P. Crosby, Water ies w. Releiem: West Bualeoes ileox, Vermoi “ ietines ond cistact wearer oiPaylor, Massachusetts; John od na piss il’ Puwpelly, Gulicky Pen ury, Vi, A. ty; J. MeCoy, Elizabethwitl Haven; L. ruff, New yep A. Mot 3 J. Slade and lady, Pirtstcwn; Hartford; BARRO Boston; Wal sn, jhe Powa and lad’ ‘Castes Daniels, Bi i Hey, Adavages Heriords pope tg oy Le Garry and Ind ner and sou, Paterson. Ne Ji I Sreatat Bridgeport aire Votes Woodbury : Geoige Reynolds, H. Freeman, Hartford; J, 8. Blacke, J. Ferner N, Brookiield: J. Duuham, Mat James P: Keeler, Noews E palate Horen. Joun; James H. TooneNew York; inden, Boston; . Parker, dos Kellogg, Southport, N. . Curtis, Boston; Geo. Eli Barnes, Bristol, ( John Patton, Monsan; 'R. E. M. Vanklach, vt pogucepsig: WY tae B. Stevens, do; C. Ruggles, dos aes Hi Smith’ Coun, Fee get a 3. GH. Snows Mas , Gnows eS Neh, Ri R. Lyman Fuanniin Hornt, Mr. Robinson and lady, Alsbam: Wollexton, Wilming: ton; Edward B. English, hy, Phaladelp O.Wadsworth, Mobiles J, Ransome, Cz ovis Mrs. F Re Trampest, Mobiles Legraud Delano, New York: Mr. Pratt, Prinee- pany B. Williams, Herkimer; &, ©. Davis, ara Grinnell, Greenport. Howarp Hote George P. Birkinshaw, Havana; i, *Pathiriah, Boston; - Jauney, ye Philade Ip Mr. and Mrs. H. Hudson, Stomford; Tate, roy: i rg «Starkweather, Boston; O. Burtov, Be Ps clan, Bos'oi , Sprinutields Mr. , Cameron, M. Kt, &, Mannings Sp Spri y ne it "A. Bowell, Herkimer Go: Dr Clarke, anarighung er, Keesville;.8. O. Daniels fee il: fou, Roxbury; J. Ferguson, Nashville; J. Moneson, Baltimore; James, hiladel ire Daawvod, Bosto: ennell, J. Macher Panerster: J.B Chase, Archer, PI Mr. , England; Mr. ‘Johnson st. Lonis: ight, Philadelphi Garduer. Canadas, |. Howard, Jr. Ch teri Capt. an fee Naw Yorks We Patiericn, Phisds Dr. Stergins, jaker, N. york ‘s. Harley, J. H Harley, Cincinnati. Jupson’s Horen. ‘Thomas 8. Bennett, Chillicothe, Ohio, §. M. Buckingham, burg; C. Robenson, Wansfield; Miss Brown, Warren- a ise ‘Mr, aud Mis. A. Beach, New Ha- uy oe reeman, reson, ‘ Johasou, Norwie tien Baltinores Ch iteliand, b i} heme "nlndel hia; rampton, New Haveo; Dudley each, Hartford. Nartonat Horr: ©W.W. Murray, Middletown, N.J; 8. D. Munceile, bait ton: Wm. Florida; J. Van Deverker, Saratox Woodiuff, Philadétpina; LE. Orvis, Vermont; W. ry, Danby, Vermont; J Bamuel Elles, Boston Owexo, New. York; P Provost, New Bru A. Jervis, Jefferson Oy pa pera Syracuse schrs d for do; Olive, Eliza I, and Retrieve, c Troy; H. Van Syckel, Boston; 8.’Wolterlain To Motte be LewtsoonCen i: Wels Par. our HAN Ho: Marcellus; R. Y. Greene, W. J. 12, White insley, Mr. Barr, New, Jersey{ Pr. Bun dy aud 2" West, Philadelphia; J. Warden, Balti more; 8, Davenport, Broome co; J, Henufiti, Coonsville M Wilson, Albany; W. J. J, Laanesley, lubble, A. Kenny, Canaan; 8. Thomas, South aston Havoalase apron, hit. Gaines, and family, hr. Wilooy sas lady. New Encianp House. W.F. Bratt and lady, Bridgewat au stock; . Pande, Hartford; Clark, Field, N-Y.; Mr Baker, Mass ; W. R. Hit Hooke, ‘Norwich; W. Kuowlton, Mass. Lovesoy’s Horen. Joseph Sherburn, W. H. Sherbura, Boston; Geo W. Thay ph L. Chapman Canada; W. Ki sou, ‘Otsego ¢ co; ex, Joseph Hamblet, Wm. A. Headrick, Springfield; Audrew . Borden, Fall ; A Riley, Marttord: Spencer Allen, Springtiel ‘Troy; George W. Reed, Trenton: r Kenueday, Ilfinoia; Adam Tharbun an, Philad: James W. Frisbie, Bamford, New York; N, Lobdel, Poughkeepsie; Di Atwater, Wallinglord;, Abraham Welch, N JA Parker, Duchess Cox Mr Dibbleton, New }. A Maloy, Geo. Wing, Rochester, W. Higby, J. Fargo, Wisconsin Te: Howe, atbecyt Julins Pearce, W hite- Kites mah i G. Hoxsie, Proxy: yess ephen Ailibel Woodwarde ‘esnk Wm Saeed M, Hiffer, New Haven; J.L. Stricklaua, N. ickerman, Long Island; J Hewitt, 'N. Pitta Olmstead, Clinton; G. Pixby, Hillsdale. Pras, Street f i R Gould, Mo dsacine an lady, Matanzas: a bidridge, wines Moy wer do; A.’ Bix gum, Bloomin Mr. G lett, Wiseors 3 T. McReb- JL itt, Copenhagen; H, arch, J Be | Hodges, Taunton; Mr. Earl, Hartford; W. Fillipps, R. 1: D. Goodings, Lyn Holdeniess, Va; Wm: Levings, Lincola, Me; Capt. ‘roid, 4 ¥ Weld, Mexi tou, J. Bate Starrs, New pi see Ohehe oti KR. ». Parker ues Baltimore; H. 8. Roach and lady, ‘Me; 8. “s: Hu B. Turner, Ve yw's Hoven. M Da vivania; B. Folsom, Waterloo; J. Boga R. Hatch New Beilford; Mr. and Mes. Mear ny A. Warren, Lausinbargh; Thomas stay, bitsburgh: 8, Clarke, Coluinhus: . Seibold, Buffalo: A Auburn; 1.. Boyce, O; Mr. Cheyster, Col. Bullocks Canada; J.-L. Wick: ham, Hartford. ‘Tammany Haun, New Jerse Dr Hidden Providans Sleeper do; Ht A. Simple Smith, Sing Sing; Dr. R. . Conover, New Jo; 8. Frankford, 8. Peke, Brintor ae Gillan Troy; J. Cone, ¢ Vera Croz. ‘Tavton’s Hotere. B. H. ‘Thomas, Paterson; H. B age, Albany; M ‘Miss ‘Sa.ith, Washington; H. Bowers, Hartford; A. Richards, C. Sinith, Mass. Cxrrep States Hore. G. Daughty, New Jersey; Cy A Buel, k at Hasnptgn: p. Pavill, J.8. Jolyon, W, a: ‘Kee Robin i vens Ok Miss N. J. Ay Soiketds t fas d ot rane ai 4 e, Beaton: 8. Amold, Maddy fee ed Wes o 28 Wightinan, New pe qutoa W.H Springfield J.-S, Curtis, Hartford; HL, ‘Welsh, Pla Jr, Middleton ‘Gices, Ww! Hinte: Mey? yf. Atwater, R riscoll, Warren; 8. Seo “Wrstens Hore. G. Pal tong wel F. 3 Wilson, Trenton: O. Wilsou, dai Mrs, Bell, doi Mog Grimwood, ny} 5 Mates David, Pi Phila P. Brown, fiemioeh Bb. Bini, Phil Lackawaxen; J. 8. dl, Fallswitle; Sop wrant, Rensselae ville H Herrington, Tre ‘ochester; KE. Ira Richard Isaac She aos. io p Y § ao; th id Dalton; HP. 1500 Kis WARD NY—-Whereas bert Glover, AM eerie 4 born and William Glover, brothers, late of Leeds, county of PF Renlane wi =a z cloth manufacturers, serib! ore ead yy nbse charged with several fe forge e, that the above rewa be given ‘to grehend avi fodge th th tates of America, (sufficig given to the proper author Person so doing.) oF to inde ving suc! t will to the ype if oak Wiles lrwer, Bavert ingenden cae private informa- Fiesion to Mr. me “ th of Leeds, in the county o aa a Hand, to whom al aes as York." gations m ay ‘city of New out 50, to 52 years old, Dageriminy feet? aad stiff omaha a low complexion it elite in oF Near a Yorkshireman, Id, stands about 6 rick Glover to sa Sfround.zhontie ian pops awly, sstifll ry, dark cot heavily a fi and 8 idelite in about “6 14, and about 5 feet ne fii Yen thin’ visage, aud light bed Piceth'nn ‘and Light hair. one m6 the above be arrested, a reward of $700 twerifaton Hotel, New York, May 20, 1847, ‘of superior awality, for dale it lau ro ror cations mi stb w Mat sere | manner a proprietor will not be responsib} door from the Museum. Of Brceure-cend the" “ dui and 969 Lower Srvel Se ees of pools enfleria narod and, if it lead ae rine ee recommended in Cx the ices cry Bae He proprietar's ‘Sepot, 96 iffne: had ian bind dressed to the subscribers, will be pune 5 imy27 tr CoB BARTINE Kv. OR SALE, ora will be AF taloous and best focasions in this also an wal established for Mond roprietor pens orced to be loons (oragenten the time, woul om exeal ° jeman o} i small Capi ahaa bow mac aripe ee inne Mon MA ARTI BOTNER, 2d ‘oo Hotel, Necuu ext door to old Sun office, or 254 ‘Broadway, ta the, bane- t, between 10 and 7 o’clock. 127 Str CAs OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITUR! Wa NT- ‘Ladies and Gentlemen having any cast off or auper- fluous clothing or furniture to disp: se of, can obtain a faircash rice for the aume, by sending a mote, or by calling onthe gebsoriber, ot Na “ry maee, o through the post, which will f nde panctually aiten DE BOER, 71% Canal st., up stairs. NB. Ladies can be attended to by Mrs. De Boe! Oia ‘stork and job goods bought, of any jon and amount. aby ‘SHADE PAINTERS —BOYS WANTED—Tw. or 's,about 16 or 17 years of age,haviug some knowledge of Shade Fijatng, or those desirous o} Fonsning the pringiples the art, ‘To suchas suit a favorable opportunity fered for peru nt employmeut aud valuable astruction— Apply u person immediately. LLIAM JEFFREYS, ‘Transparent and Painted Window Shade mn26 3r*r Manufacturer, Nekti AVERICAN BAR corver_of Bowery and Bayard street. respectfully informs his friends and the public g he has taken the above well known popular house, ia intends to hee | be as good style as any similar ment in the city. The House E been mis pelated ‘avd re00+ led with a choice stock of liquors vated, and the Bar is Mu the ‘Billiard Saloon are twos good tables as Which will be under the superiutendenee of perienced person white the Bar wil be un care of the subscriber, DAVID M. HOLLISTER. ‘The proprietor will be happy to see his friends ‘on der the imme: Thundap. the 27th i 1 to 2 o’eloe! New Yor: y 26, 1817. my26 300" r TO SAL! CHARIOTEF. or Bristkeha, having room for four persons; a strong wid handson eaionh to be drawn easily b caretane, and light * arith pole, be. for be seen at oH ON, CERTAIN DISEASES ESTING AND RALPH, Author of the “Private Treat! scaiaiee Uipae.in sey aay unitesiet i ee ferred to, that he may be consulted at his private dwel Greenwich, surect, "between. the ‘houra’ of 9, wo it OF A 7 IMPOR’ ESR x wn » to observe that besides fous couptlcalse: dtsombene’ taniied parts by ‘venereal thal lies, there are others wi are dee, iy ne interesting to the sufferer—such as vane em aud 6 to 9 stricture, and they: bility of dl per takite, Tacoue Dishases OF THER and of ie me rinary affections, which are crhcenily called Geuselen Inors ‘The author finds that it has been a matter some, that any one of rank or eminence in should devote his talents to f surprise to If however, Rec ia iseries these people bring ig very different opi ae be formed. and, 6 present miser jection, preyin ‘as the body, that 1s deplored ai many fof them were known, @ very itis te wel mind as well are of such a nature as to effect posterity |, to to- tally destroy the reproductive power. It whet ‘either disease, when not properly treated, may. remain ‘so dormant in the constitution as to show themselves in no other way than in ts On posterity. with regard to the. more immediate train of evils, per hapa nothing proves ao fruitful a source ‘fad. valtisings hottie of drope ot a bay of pills for, the tadiscrit: nate cure of these complaints. Now, supposing even these remedies were good, such are the various symptoms which continually arise in many cases, and so essentially do those diseases differ from one another, that common sense must, tell that what is food i in one mi structive in It is satoniabing, © e opportunities the author has of essing these facts in those who apply. to him, Kor instance, some afflicted with one have bei if, medici per ouly in Roi UO EST rane pegs their complaints were neither one nor the other, but totally different and innocent disorders. Pini er utof al he cases which more painful rrass the min and afford the finest field for avery. thes of Bolen, Hae the poor patient for pays pills or drops, month. after month— Sometimes the gleet attending this disorder might subside or disappear a while, generally to retarn again on slight occe- sions; but whether the discharge retum or not, he is none the better off. Now every real physician or surgeon knows all the physic in the world would never cure a stricture, and yet, if properly understood, it may most easily and speedily be ‘To every one of common prudence, therefore, he arks are just, (aud he ea appeal to th in the city’ for their truth,) how. im- portant that every. patient should know something of the char- acter and talent of (the person he js about fo trust in such a case. With respect to the cure of Stricture—this, it is gratify- ing to state, is generally accomplished in very little time, and without pain or inconvenience. Nothing can exceed the im provement of late years in the treatment of this complaint. In- deed, in the hands of proper and experienced persons, the cure of Stricture is now accomplished in many days as formerly it demanded months. Many persona consult the writer who come on business to this city for a short time ouly, but ret perfectly cured, though it has been a source of trouble an heir € thor personally, he furn mode of cure, which, he adopts particul case. His treatment is the most radical, as well pasitiney private that can be devised, as would wi RY be atvested by thousands of names were tho subject of a different nature. Consultations by post may be addressed ‘“‘box 869 lower post office, and will receive the most faithful and deliberate atten: VERAL, ied a4 hi EVE! rents want to say ther | s SEAL Ace Deopared Deditines. 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