The New York Herald Newspaper, June 4, 1847, Page 4

fo 884 LATEST MOMENT. TELEGRAPHIC HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM THE SEAT OF WAR. The Capture of Puebla, after a Sharp Skirmish. ‘FLIGHT OF SANTA ANNA. THE CAPTURE OF GUERILLAS, HERRERA ELECTED PRESIDENT. MORE TOWNS “TAKEN. SUPPLY TR TRAIN cur OFF. Affairs in the City of Mexico. Another Battle in Prospect. &e. &e. de. By the steamship Palmetto, at New Orleans from Vera Cruz, we have advices from the latter port to the 22d May. Gen. Worth entered P uebla on the afternoon of the 15th May, after a sharp skirmish with a party of Lan- eers sent out to oppose his advance. Four Mexicans were killed—no Americans. Santa Anna had been in the city a moment before our troops entered, but left and pushed on towards the capital. It was reported that General Valencis was between Puebla and the Capital, at the head of fourteen thou- sand men, to resist the farther advance of our army. ‘The result of the Presidential election was not known. Sante Anna, Elesiaga, and Herrera were among the can- didates. Senta Anns is said to have hada considerable force with him when he passed through Puebla, variously estimated from fifteen hundred to ten thousand. Capt. Mayo, of the Navy, who is now Governor of Alvarado, started on the 13th ult., for Lalisooya. At his arrival, the town surrendered to him without any re- sistance. On his return he was fired upon, and Passed Midshipman Pringle, with five seamen, were badly wounded. Dr. Barton has been appointed the President of the Board of Health at Vera Cruz. A party of guerillas was surprised and taken, close by Vera Crus. They were fifteen in number. Captain Mason of the rifies, died on the 15th. There isa rumor afloat that the Mexicans had captured a wa- gon train. = An extra Picayune,issued on the afternoon of the 27th ult., contains correspondence from Kendall at Jalapa, upto noon of the 2ist. Allwas quict at Puebla; the people appeared satisfied under the presence of General Worth. Reports state that Santa Anna had halted at San Martin, 28 miles from Puebla, but it was not generally ‘oonceded that the main force of twelve thousand men at Rio Frio were preparing for another engagement at that naturally strong point. It is also stated that fif- teen battalions of the National Guard wero being tho- roughly organised at the capital, and there was a pros- Peot of another hard fight, considered by many certain. It was rumored that Gen. Worth was in pursuit of Santa Anns, beyond Puebla. Mr. Trist was still at Jalapa, the object of his mission kept secret. The train from Vera Cruz, under the escort of Capt. Walker, had arrived. Gen. Shields had suffered an attack of Pleurisy, but ‘was recovering. Three guerillas were killed, one wounded, nine taken prisoners. A large number of horses, muskets, pistols and amunition, &c., captured in the affair heretofore mentioned. News from Vera Cruz states that the prisoners brought to trial were severely dealt with. The town of Montala surrendered to the captain of the sloop of war Germantown, but was retaken by three hundred Mexicans, ‘The schooner Fraternity, at Mantle, had been boarded by 30 armed men, stripped of cargo and burned. Major Dommerld, with portions of the 5th and 7th in- fantry, arrived at Vera Cruz from the United States on the 18th. Col. Sowers arrived at Vera Cruz on the 22d with dis- patches from Gen. Scott, Some fears are entertained that Gen. Worth’s dis- patches were cut off, as none have been received at Ja- lapa or Vera Cruz. [Telegraphic Cor. of the Philadelphia Bulletin, | Frepericxssuna, June 3, 1847, The New Orleans papers have arrived here, of the 27th of May, and contain later and highly important intel- gence from the Southern Division of our Army. There appears to be no abatement of the “ war fecling,”” and ap- Peals are still made to the people to animate thelr droop- ing spirits. The report that Gen. Worth had entered Puebla is fully confirmed. No opposition was made to Worth’s entrance into the second city of Mexico. Santa Anna, in spite of his threats and boastings, instead of opposing Gen, Worth’s division, made a precipitate retreat be- fore the advance of our victorious army Herrera was elected President on the 15th of May, at the convosation of Congress at the Capital. This looks as if Sante Anna was not as popular with his country- men, as recent accounts from Mexico would have us be- lieve. Itis not stated what vote Santa Anna received for the Presidency, although it is well known that he was a candidate, and that his friends were zealous in advocating his claims. A train going forward with supplies for Gen. Soott’s army, has been out eff and captured by the enemy. {Our despatch does not say"which train it was, or what was ite value.) This must be expected, until reinforce- ments arrive at Vera Cruz in sufficient force to protect the provisions, munitions, &c., that may from time to time be forwarded to the army. The departure of volunteers from Vera Cruz exceeds the arrivals almost as four to one. Tht vomito has not yet made its appearance ‘at Vera Crug asan epidemic, although the weather is insaffer- ably warm. ‘The health of the troops at head quarters is gonorally good. The wounded at Jalapa are doing well. Avbany, Tuurspay, June 3, 1847. Charles H. Ruggles, Democratic nominee for Judgo of the Court of Appeals has just returned from Florida in excellent health. CC C_} SY THD MAILA. [= Wasuixoron, June 2, 1647. The news from Mexico gives us no encouragement that we will soon have peace. The opinion prevails that more men should immediately be sent to the relliof of Doth Taylor and Scott. If the whigs wore not likely to have s majority in the next House of Representatives, the President would to-morrow call an extra session of Congress, But as the whigs will deny supplies for s fur- ther “ conquering of peace,” this step is adjudged by the administration to be inexpedient. The work on the Smithsonian Institution is at astand still. The masons have sued the contractors for a breach of contract made by their agent. The nt en; d them at two dollars a day, and the contrectors offered them but one dollar seventy-five cents. Captain Degge’s company of voluntarios left for Balti- more to-day, They were in high glee, and acted as be they were ving to a place of amusement, instead Urial Brown is here, making preparations to test his Nquid fire, for warlike purposes, Tota. soe tas adminix- tration is resorting to every means to “ ees nee ay ” dil tanenncintaeho aie entinine Bales of Ntocks at Philadel iphia. J joaRD Givers ja 1680 Lehigh C Ser: ain uo 0, is, 8; $25,000 U 8 6 mu $27,000 oa 105" 3s a,b 5 de, SRLS Stays io CO Sales of ilroad, ets Sala as i | be rr 25 do PROCLAMATION. His Excellency the Commander in Chief of the Army of the Centre, yesterday ad ‘addressed me the following de- cree ;— Anmy oF THE Cenzas,} nxico, May 6, 184: ‘The federal district of this State being declared in » state of slege, it becomes my duty to com} pw the 6th article of the law of — ‘26th of April ; and in order to meet the anxious wishes of the patfltie citi- zens of this city to arm themuelves to rej yar unjust invaders, [ hereby, in conformity with the potent in me ‘all Mexican citizens of the of fifteen to sixty years, residing in the federal district, will present themselves for enrolment at the place in their quarter, or section, which may be designated by the municipal i anne Be Selectmen of the city, and those who in the other settlements of the district exercise their functions, will, on the receipt of this decree, deaignate in their re- spective quarters or sections the place where the enrol- ment is to be made, presiding over them either in per- son or by substitutes. 3. The same functionaries will, within six days from ~ ae of this a Be gaa unto the Thiet of tl a ister, containing in regular order the » profession or occupation, reali and whether tingle or married, of all Mexicans of the ages of fifteen to si ty yeara, who may reeide in their quarter or section, 4. In conformity with these returns. the persons enlist- vd will be divided into two classes—one class containing the unmarried and widowers without children, from the uge of fifteen to forty Eker and the other class the mar- ried men and the widowers having family, and also bachelors from forty to sixty years. 5. From those enlisted willbe formed as many battal- ions of each class as there may be in each quarter or section, Shouldany remain over, they may be formed into one or more companies or squadrons, ene to their number. 6. The force of these battalions is to be in accordance bi the law of the 12th June, 1846. The General-in-Chief will appoint the person who, dinive the state of siege in which this district may find ftaself, shail comment the battalions and companies formed by this decree. and whose functions shall cease as soon as the soige 8. Ever: 4 citizen shall receive a certificate proving his enlistment, signed by the commander of the corps to which he ma; ¥y be attached, and by the selectman of his quarter or section, and countersigned by the chief of the staff of the General-in-chief. 9. Of the bodies which may be formed im each quarter or section there will be created, according to their num- ber, one or more brigades, to be commanied by a per- son to be designated by the General-in-Chief. 10. All citizens will attond daily drill, and will perform such other duties as may be ordvred, under the penalties established by law. 11. Whoever, at the approach of the enemy, the beat of the drum, or at the sound of any other signal calling to the common defenoe, shall not present himself at the place to which he may be ordered, or shall show cow- ardice, lukewarmness, or indifference, or shall abandon the post in which he may be placed as guard or sentinel, Heapqvaaten: fail in t to his superiors, or commit any other military crime, shall be punished according to the erdi- nances, 12. Whoever shall, in ordgr to escape enlistment, con- coal his age, either by exaggerating or diminishing shall be looked upon asa traitor, and will be pt accordingly. 13. ‘The Jathority or person who shall in any manner cover or aid in concealing the crime specified in the pre- ceding article,will be subject te the same punishment. 14. Whoever shall hide himsel' and shall not have the certificate mentioned in Article No. 8, will be enrolled in the regular army. 15, ‘Lhe bodies createa by the decree are destined sole- ly and exclusively to repel the invaders and to maintain order, and will render services to that effect according to the law of 26th April last 16. All who are enrolled and perform active duties as members of the National Guard, or who may be serving in garrison, will be exempt from serving in these bodies. 17. Owners of hotels, inns and boarding houses must make 8 daily returo ‘of the persons who enter their houses and of those who leave, under the penaltics established by law, ‘All of which | communicate: to your Excellency for speedy cheuheae in the capital and settlements in istrict. God and Liberty. NICOLAS BRAVO. Toxacio Triavenos, Governor ot the Federal District. NAVAL. [From the Norfolk Herald, June 1.] ‘The U. 8. ship St. Marys,commander John L. Saun- ders, from Vera Cruz, arrived in Hampton Roads last night—sailed 10th ult. The St. Marys has been cruis- ing on the Gulf station for more than two years, during which she has been constantly employed in active and arduous service. ‘The St. Marys has brought home thirty-one pieces of camnon from ‘the fortifications at Vera Cruz, among them thirteen beautiful brass pieces, from 32 pounders to 12's, some of which are from 90 to 165 years old. Annexed is a list of her officers:—John L. Saunders, commanuer; Charles H. Kennedy, Ist Lieutenant; Chas. Steedman, 2d Lieutenant; Joshua Humphreys, 3d Lieu: tenant; Joshua D. Todd, "Acting Master; James Palmer, Snrgeon; Stephen McUreery, Passed Assistant Surgeon; L. W. Waller, Purser; John D. Simms, Lieut. Ma- rines; W.K. Mayo, J. H. Upshur, W. V. Gilliss and —— Smith, Mid: isipaierts Fielding Douthat, Captain's Clerk; John Bates, Boatswain; John C. Ritter, unner; D. B. Park, Sailmaker; T. Johnson, Carpenter. Commodore Lawrence Kearney yesterday took com- mand of the Navy Yard at this place, succeeding Com- modore C, W. Skinner, who,hauled down his flag the day before. CUM MEBKCIAL INTELLIGKENGK, State of the Flour Market. Puitaperriia, June 2.—The market has been umet- tled to-day by later dates from Liverpool, per the Raii bow, at New York.and all kinds of breadstuffs are on tl advance; 500 bbli rn flours old at $8 50 a8 75, closing firm at the latter price; some holders ask more; but buyers hold off until ater the arrival of the steamer. Corn meal—600 bbls Penn’a sold at $5 373; now held higher. Rye flour—No sales. Wheat—We aro advised of a sale of Penn’a red at 205c., which price has since been refused, and 210c. asked. Corn—We notice salos of 5000 bushels Southern peel at 112all4c. weight. New Bedford Ol! Ma Market. {For the week ending May 31, 1847. Sperm—The market remains the same as before noticed. We have only to report sales of 500 bbls at 95 ots. Whale There isa ee deal of inquiry. and ales have been made of 500 bls N W Coast for manufacturing, at 35 logs 119 bales tobsceo Aymar & co—104 hides AC Rossiers Papeete ot = Every master ofa es re fore, e, it Domestic ustom , nece: that he shoal kim to the F. Senna og y \uperior—500 rads Cameos % 100 the ship's ‘eri x with the sockets, Kianey t cote Simon fase i Richmon iat polepaine theciioreeme pees #8 D Weedeuot Wi & ‘Araold—at W J King ip Brac “ ‘care Oficial st of the pase Capt Devereaux, gi toshie Conlon states: pan tigee rade slso ry Tighe vessel, choweng.o brarhe revett tas Piozodt pictoatesitways upon the loobrous whe a aad MARITIME HERALD PORT OF NEW VORK. JUNE 4. ie utes ade, “e a.m _ | Ship BN Whicaey, Dyer, tom New Orleans for Literpoo, ton sere Pa ed bt oie wMley Fir tat29 ¢1, lon TS 10, saw a large ship belonging to Bal- tigers ialoaee Oberst reas ierase’ Gow Sache: Mav'any Neti ke ie ott in BA om aes a Ma 0, wut eee reat dace se We are, ssc, ke i ita (rem) Klecevintg. Have ecbtif American, Lambert, sid fm Pouce, PR, 1th ult, ona pa eich no, Berkman Co vile, a Bes, hi £i7 ‘A bark re Delonge to oN Bedfird, 13 mos out, with 300 spm, bath Corginn, Par oe Be Bak: Bemee Caat Oetiea, | Mapas ionce. FH. 0 ream of sine Maiesti, of NB, reports Bunue NE Goodhue BC ge ‘Alabam: Jeans, (i wh Clearman & C loward, New Ore Philura, 1500 bbls (250 it, all we oeeubecmareaues, her at Sy Dec 25th, with Is (: ma) oi! ey, Loa recta etd moun odiarceg: hesrine decom (3 Duaham & Dimon; Frgtegtia Hume, Lubec;' Quincey, Pike, Fieret Se. with 500 spm aud 100 ah since leat Sy Kempton. Bangor, Brett & Vi ney ia Oct I was amoung spm whales. Tne Clifford, Schrs—John Br be Br 3 tmasted iron, 500 tons,) Walters, ‘ayne of ay as at Syduey same time, having takey 250 Liverpool, Bar ivi Duke of Co Cornwell, (Br) | spm in her last Cruise of 6 weeks—came in fora ump, ‘The Phillips, Swa.ea raase, Marke & Co; Catherine, Seo 8t | Geean, 7 Was olf the Heads, Dec 1h, hed taken 100 spam ‘tuba, Jno omy artou, Fredericks- nce leavin ia 6 wes Bote: Whats Baldwin Phiiadelphiay Nakane Hewan: aiatea | tues leavin Byiduey ‘A letter from Capt Swift, «f ship Good Retum, of NB, re- roi bet ve: sot Callao, March 20d, Balaeaa, Dexter, N Bedford, Velve.ty, Smith, Prov ee. Arrived, US ship Ohio, Com Stringham, from Norfolk. The O lays a hor Dear waiting for high water, to be ved e. ebrask 22, recruiting fora 11 mos cruise; Tease ee & Paleabuane, March 6, Bare ‘Watson, ted; 18th, Mitchell, Lawre: ain beloaring, *Chamiernte be Puce wat Maze , Nov 30, "Harvest, sud Enterprise, Nant, oil iites, whl hef Merch, aie nenes lage wie on eberm on the Oreo aero lice had arrested ens no date, lat 37, lon 73 20, Le Ba on, of N Bedford, 2 Ps br rnpg catetened ery Shatter toon = ie woken May 22, 14¢ 3620; lon 731, brig Rodman, of N fox out, with nothing (so. repor fenns, game mnroneh ibe serait Roto ico, 2 wl) Bh iat aicion TS, Ex co kof Gibraltar, spoke bark Ceres, From Gonstastinorle: lor AUissa rs <r ‘mn N’ Bedford for Puctc (bute reported by the Recha- Straits in company. May 30, lat 40 ty Jon 66 W. saw an ha; came through, the | fre 'Sr Gtoncasan ist eat cts; 680 bbls do. at 34, 3444 39 ots. 150 bbls N W ground ter at 33 cts; 100 bbis South Sea, at 3234 cts; 365. bbls inferior at 32 ots, and on Saturday a cargo of about 1900 bbis, on private terms. =n Whalebone we hve heard of no transactions Th © A friend. writing from Cabarras county, says— Wheat sown in good time, and on first rate land, either fresh or well manured, will from present appearances, make a tolerable fair crop; but where sown late, or on old land, (and three-fourths are such,) it will not much more than make the seed again, ou'an average, The cold, and cold rains that we have had, together with the Hessian fly, and a prospect of being followed by the chinch-bug, will cut the whole crop short. Flour must rise, as the old crop is nearly consumed, and the new will be light throughout Western North Carolina. Oats have the best appearance at this time. Corn came up very well, but the frost has kept it down, so that it 4 small and grows slowly. Cotton looks bad; it is too wet and too cold for that crop, and unless it turns warm very shortly, will die—Raleigh (N. ©.) Register, 1st instant. The New Lisbon (Pa.) Palladium gives good accounts of the prospect of the crops in that vicinity. The wheat has ‘been greatly revived by recent rains. The Ohio Germantown .dvertiser states that recent rains have tly renovated vegetation in that section of the State. Fine wheat crop promises more than an average one. It is the belief of many planters in Maryland, that not more than one-third of ® erop of tobacco will be grown the present season in the tobacco region—the high price of wheat, rye, oats and corn, leading the farmers to fill their land with these. We cannot refrain, in our notices of exchange papers, from seying that those in from Virginia, Michigan, Ohio, Western New York and North Western Pennsylvania, there appears to bea local congratulation as to the im- provement caused by the late rains in the prospecta of the coming crop. ‘he idea of a short crop of wheat is generally looked upon as being got up by both the timid ones and the speculators short of supplies for delivery, and the impression hus had its effect to the degree that all asked for is, seasogable weather until harvesting time, “and then all will be well."—U, 8. Gazette. There have been fine raiusin the vicinity of Frede- ricksburg and Richmond, which have greatly revived vegetation, and there is now a fair prom alee of ‘an abun- dant harvest.—Charleston Courier, May 31, Extract of a letter from Orange ‘county, North Caro- ina, dated May 29th:—* Our crop of wheat, which is our. principal lependenee, is likely to be ruined by the fly. Tue Cane Caor.—We have heard, says tho Planters Banner of the 20th ingt., from a gentleman upon whom wo can rely, that the crop of plant cane in the Lafourche ‘ishes, 1# quite backward, and that the stubble was in- Javea red by frost. ‘and will be short. While we have suffer- ed from dry weather in Attakapas and Opelousas, they have had an excess of rain in Lafourche, and on’ some arts of the coast, At sat Bouf, Berwick’s Bay, Butea Prairie and Bayou in this parish, there was a fine rain on Monday. For t! he last five or six weeks we have not been favored with a sprinkle in this central part ofthe parish; but above they hive been still more unfor- tunate. We cannot say thatthe cane in St. Mary has suffered much as yet. Salk a Kona, &e.—Eliza Warwick, from Boston—Mesers Hi Hayden Hall and 8 Risley, of New York. Passengers Arrived. Poxce, PR—Brig Henry Leeds—8 Charles, of Boston; N B Richardson, of Portland, Crenrurco ‘Schr Ganges—S Barne —Bhip Nebraska—Ci is Charles Upton, of Nebraska—Francis i ier, ne, of Ireland; Charles ‘wiacl Importations. se=Derk Deakbertneide-d, ener 138 caves do Wiley fe Slama eamaee E papers fy oaaneciat hide t alee lowe! 1S de mains Faery ena Nebrnska—20 bal Dasivets oll Collomp Sot faa beaker i 6 Shamberiain & re ee be x Erinkiert case § ue ‘Ay; Benny tales PAD gate veer a Braet eh be ; ns boxes John Mitchell--20a caore 8 caske i 1000 baskets olf 75 bules P Balen cp—8 bores pire | fei wi 4 rose we ee cases Th ty 05t ales { barre sti Cronk. W bs Dy pun rum 115 ft Fe onT AU eae i lish ship ateering E, showing « private signal blue, red c~" leg) ep pits a1 » ty, Br hark Elizabeth, Mott, 48 days from Stromaess ic ballast, ee HES St SPEIAS. Papers, received age nights by pace ii a Hav incomplete. toP W simmons. 6 mbus, N Orleans; 1th, Jean- Dutch bark Dan TN York. sla Apel 20, Boras Bridge, aud earl of Livers with mdse. to Schmide& May 1, Eiuigkeit, do; 5th, Azolus, do; 6th, Sy 1- Bark Superior, Shi Ty Watdeman, dos Commerce, doy th, Oot, do ton, toR L Taylor. Aw lia, ter, Maria Key, Frederick Franz, ( ate. Wissahickon, Marthen, fom, St Croix, 14 om with | crips, aiedo caer Fritz, N York; 13th, C 8 Forbes, ph 7 PUM an ses, to Culres inley. Leftno Amer. | Grief, do. Bid ta ¢o with sche Emma, Hotchk Rise, of and for NHaven. Anaien, Feb 18—Bark Candace, Gardner, NYork, (Nov 16,) pat rig Canada, Stevens, 47 days from Dublia, in ballast, to | for Cauton. y my 4 ati Age TEMDan. May {Are Chatham, Boston, Brig May Flower, (of New Haven,), Stevens, 15 days from bed wok in Baltimore; sth, Venice, do; Ponce, PH, with sugar & copper, to H Trowbridge, Bons & Lady bella, NOrteans; Sth, I oaek of New Hat » Mary, ‘Jane, do, 15th, Mary, ces ag do; 15th, Koys a Kio Grande, : Henry Leeds, Kinsman, 15 days from Ponce, PR_with son Kikie supe? 60 do molasses. to P flarmony, Nevhews &' Co Met Behe Ariel Stewart, ‘eae trom nari, ta in’ ballast, to Buch & Harris. lat 45, lon 41, +: , Vandali: aor » Sarah spoke Br bark Heur Hoda for Bay of Siu. ‘doth ule, Mer | peated So en ae. lon 56, spoke ship Imperial, hence for Et ip |, Bertran 4, porn, Galeatee. r Bebe « Ann, Alley, 12 days from Havana, with sugar to J J ‘April 20—Arr, Orient, 1G o a stth Charlot a ; Sehr Lady Syffolk, Tutte, 8dnyx from Port am Platt, with popeate apy aio eae Soe han kee sige Left Danish brig Clara, to load dew York: + fod ult, Jat 28, lon nie sawa , Dainted green and black to bbs. ot Sande) from Cieafaczos, Cubs, mahogany, to ‘on the coast for vessel ons ul wea Haven, Mey Scare, Carib, N York. Beavstanis, May 4—Sid, Richmond, Boston, Brant, May 6—Sid, Alfied, NYork: Mar auua, do. Benoen, Apl27—Sld, Amalie, Charleston; 23d, Lofeten, N Bid in co wi IF lar New | Orleauw pentirrvan rom foe Ceaiegan Mata | gent dg’ APT #814 Magdalen, York, May 23°12, Yon 8339 23 days from Philadel | “Buistou, M. lay 481d, Golconda, NY ork. Phia for Talend o Conx, Mi Arr’ Gen Harrison, fm Alexandria, Va; Dudl ve crenss, Parker, 12 days from St Croix, (W Washiniton, oy Teh, Chartes Walton, Baltimore; Cambrian, Ind). to De Forrest & Co. Lek brig (probably the | do; 13th, Tartar, Boston: 2 Overman, Newak, N, Apal Colom {rom Norfolk) j the only Amer 'essel. 2th, Juliet, NOrleans Bake of Well Hyngtos do. Br schr J bott, 29 days from Newry, in bal- | ‘Ttho's and h; Nitson eLint | § last, to Ri tsou.” 28th wt, Int 40, lon 61, spoke ser doi Wolgarts do (and sid for Liverpool’) 1aih Claremore ig Mariner, from Glasgow for New York. Co nuloy do," Abn 20h, + hillip Hone NYork. May 2d, Leprelett, Sleeper, 12 days from St, Marka, with 268 | William, Pollard, do; 4th. Su arrow, dog 7th, Brazilian ie bales egtions 10 do hid eas 2 elamnoks IY jelson & Co 13th, Walter, do; Burnham, do; Geo e Shattuck, hr John’ Compton, Shark, 20 days from Brazos Santiago, ‘do: mberiand,'dgy Loca alist with 4400 hides, to fits Het schrs Gratiiade itingguld, do, April ta, woo Norfolk. aa Highlander, Elinira, Ro ers, ratton, all for NOrleans. Ptvaan; & ‘Medlum, Phila; Detnoerat, sii ents Face, Yovug, ay Tron Darien, with lumber, to | George, no. Bid April 29th, Marcella, Boston, ‘May Gen es) » Sehr Michican, Terry, Baltimore, with flour, &e, te Johason | greets dp: se They aud ati, No neath gris Lowden Schr Lytichburg, Gould, Richmond, with’ flour, to Allen & | “Con, ‘May ea etches Beisannee ids Vermont, NYork. Sid uth, Perthshire, NYork Ka. any, do; Veroas, Behr Velogity, , Montgomery, 12 days from Lubec, with plas- do; Parinay , dot 13th, Hudeon, do . Brooksby, ter, to Brett & for N York: Conway Castle, for Schr JW Smith, Prime, bert from Norfolk. CaLcurra, March 20 shine. ‘Arvo, stent Boston; a we a le eh aa French bark Ann Maria, trom Bor ux, with brandy. 0, rt di i Th, Baneui a et B Br brig Masiuer, from Glasgow. HAVEN, 30—Sid Cuba, Hayes: May 1, Desirco, Also d brge ly N'Orleans; C, fe Helen Yu, 'Weshiog y. do; Toth, ‘Trident, ait ‘Tith May 12—In rt, SChS Uraer, Francis De- 3 Mary H Chapel, for Ships St Georges Liverpool; ‘Adirondack dos pau, Cuba; barks Howe, ‘Cadiz; Claudine, London; Edward, next dy dulery Chapel, for Nore 4 Charleston. 7 ; beg Wactor, Handy, 32 ds fim Portland. Sid sched F He ip Brognar. ‘ork. Coruwiiaoan, May Arr Janeth, Charleston, Cowes, May 16—Arr Emily, Matanzas. Deat, May M—Arr Princess Victori finda.” Sid igen, exaena a en rane vestop: 13th, Florence, Havana; Sth, Hendrik Hudson, New uf lence. PuivapeLruia, Ju ie 3—4 P. M. Arrived—Brigs Zelica, Larken, 1 Londondi ; schrs Gen N Re ea 9th. Mar: a Wet, ipa: J pacer commend? fin N York. ms, itt, Hewitt. do ven, Naw Jason, an ton, Armada, Vass, do; Margaret, Boar YN Varks ith, kxpressy do; 3d,Ailioth, Norfolk, 16th, ie rare 30) canrenres, Hearted toi Cher Mercury, Phila. Std lath, Uncas, N (Orleans! 10th, Vietor, N reen, N | York: Mis, ‘Uadaanted, bcs ‘ipsey, Dunxirx, oie ae im Fravcis Boston. sid Southers, N Yo! fn M do; one Trade, May, N payee steamer Vulcan, ; Br) McDonald, Belfast, 1; ry ‘Jas Mar: 1—Arr Andes, Norfolk; 5th, Percy, do. arleston; tHe- ay 15—"1d Casea & Helena, N York ct Crone N London; Evaixone, i go Arr Zephyr, Boston; 2d, Ingeborg, Cae- 1s re loxie, do; sar,and Janel jJeston. Nickerson, do; ‘ariadne, B: yliss, Bridgeport; es feu i—Arr, Jeran, Charleston; Sld from the Chatlida, Pi do; HO Meal, Siaith, | Roads'tii Rover bride’ Bengal, ‘ky K . Havover,, and Sih, Weldemar, do; 12th, ‘Olof, Earl of Liverpool, NYork and Am omme 3 Rusl ,, Providence; W PG “Raumoctn Off. fn NOrleans. Hewitt, d «Gennes Hsieh Kelsey, N Hi Way, Arata anges, Ne Way, do; Charlotte, Wick s, N York; Gi Lichen ae’ May 47) do; Andover, Sparks, do; Pacific, Prescott, d Norfolk; sid, Emitia, b phin, Yapp, do; Star, ‘Loughead d0, Boston; w Orleans; 4th, Jos ew ‘ Commerce, do; sth, Sailor, do; Leth, Coldstream, do; April = Armaj-u, Phila. Noa, April 4—Arr, MEOH New Orleans; 30th, Jud- Miscellaneous Record. Sure Suttana, of New York, w the morning of the 25th s struck by lightaing on at New Orleans, the fluid entering f sail mast and shivering it to atoms, then passing off without further injury. _ Site Tempan The following account we take from an Eg” fn h paper, North Knapdale, ochgilphead, the 2th, some sper aottnatel fa larg hip were ortiqns of the ay Pa ive a: found in the Sound between this place and Jura, and on the May licAre Republ Sea 13th, Se- s the sea was Covered with wreck, empty | Jina Charleston; 1ith, Zelous, do; "Governor, Mataiveas; sand flour in nall 2d, Beaver, N ‘Wellington, New York. York; sld 9th, G ‘was painted in iiecocanvont Mey 4—Arr and ia head board marked Hamevuaa, April 26—Arr Le. rf me, broken umn| NYork. did May 11, Concordia, ‘Maria Elizabeth, flour barrels hi t shore of Jura, | Galveston; 2d de Rebecea, NVon 3d ile, do; 6th Fanny, and part of the hall is ashore there, the copper sheathing of do; 10th Danae, do. which pea hoes. atripped off, Crew supposed to be drowued. Havrx, May Jith—Arr Erie, Baltimore; 7th, Apollo, [The Tyran, Jackson, cleared at Baltimore, for Glasgow, ou | Charleston; 12th, Koger Sherman, do: Mth, Alliance, do; 1s the 25th ‘of March.) Hurua, Mobile: i2th, Maguolia, do; 4th, Thracian, N’ Ole Hoth, Viola, do; Judan ‘Fouro, do; 13th, Exchange, doz Navi ansett, do; April 30, America, Mariaun fean, AY uk 6th, Argo, doy 10th, Zurich, do Will James, do; 12th, are (ooscitation. Phila: th, Vi aha fa doy Stith, St 1 Pucker, aes ey ‘s i, ith, omas Packet, jrotga, N York: Ajag, do! Tonexmony, April 26.~—The Barbara, which arrived here im New Osleaus for Londondery, lost part of bulwarks and ile “Canpirr, May l—A bark, apparently North American, of about 200 of 300 tons, painted black, was passed waterlogged, dismasted and abandoned, 4th inst., 25 miles from the Blankew, Liverroot, May 6.—The Lem: ence to Baltimore, ra 15th, m7 ti 2 le therJeaky, bat in want of no assistance, Was passed April Een Fier ee: ook ae rote omn, dor a Place, 29, lat 48, lon 31. Br iRise tea torboetse ue, ‘do; 6th, Junius, Urania, Bowmozy, April 29—Conradine, Kosler, from New Orleans bie “genia, ith, Lioncourt, do; 10th, Admiral, do; Lith, di to Sligo, which put into Lochindane yesterday, isleaky, and | Kate Hunter, do; Harriet & Jessie, do; 12th, Amelia, do; 13th, had seven feet water in her hold. Neual, do. Farmoutn, May 2—The jomene. Peterson, from An™ panveor, Ma 3—Arr Manchester, N orks ‘Sid 2d, Banca, twerp for New York, which arrived here 29th alt, with pain Poets’ age goat Souie Wider Nh orteuenr do. 1 ghoaked, ig discharging her ballast to repaie. 7th, the Ura Ht My aa rt James " leston; 15th Royal Kamenga, from New Yor erpool, which put in here on a Kixsaix, May 7—Acr San Jacinto, Baltimore, the 2d, leaky, has commenced discharg ee oY aca tec tee Hisnon, Slay 4—Sld Felicidade de Povoa, NYork. Gatwar, May 4—The Victoria, from New York arrived leaky. Mae é—Arr Johw Dunlap, "Baltimore: sth, here Bank Ganoxs, for Boston, put backto Smyma, April 18, os 34, Rrveman, Boston; Eile ore ities ba Saeineen nr May 34, Eueig 3 ath, Claris: Haaerreste dee enter ie lice be ihe. by the plan ieee Tdi Aun, Phin. pia onstructed bn the observations: mato bY HM shin teen " November, Ist. To enter able Bay from the Northward, mi pass outside of Robben Island, a the Eastward of South—9 deg and by. East e gets soundings wi ta little more thana mile from the Light House; she may then steer East Southeast, or East and by South, nut to come under 10 or 12 fa- thoms until the Light West South West, she may then eRPOL, May 19—Arrived Chaes, ington; Belmont, ai Neen’ Lisrpeni doy Asetuenay act George: Searsner Cot lombo, aud Iowa, Ni Orleans; 17th, Ge Birminghrm, and Sir C Napier, doy Ann Kenney, Charl 16th, Queen, and sohu 8 De Wolf, NY: th: ing to hero Mobile; that cave will notalone be a gure In cominy from the Sout ip should not get lesa tan 48 fetwornn bqioes tne Lighe beri South Evst, or Kast South East, nor Jess than 20 fathoms before ter for the auchorage, axchor in from 7 to6 fathoms, <4 faason'oe the Lights are hatte inighiadthe LoowecFen | Guten, sud Edward Honstend, vs uit_a mile clear of dany Chases Saunders, 3th, Georgia, Balri aro, and. Ol Perseverence, Bost und it atx gre pints Me ete vid eraay 3 FI distance from Green Point, if desirable, but the souadin one rea a ole vicn ft Ha —_ bal th, Europe, Warren, Lisbon, Cynthia, Nvornt Scotland and Lucy Ai _ Wa; Rockall, NO i¢o: Ieth, Scranton, do: Fra lish Biberin'dos ith, Swan det th, Padi, Statan Fsland; a fete en nder, do; Queen, NYork; 10th, Bavarim, do; Sp ath, Norih Star, Phila: hharleston; Sth, Row- fand and London, Phila; Ed Lonbonperny, M should be kept a S have passed that |; casts from 8 to 6,fathoms, and when ou that cou: the water deepens to 11or 12 fathoms, she may steer for the anchorage by the plan as before directed. In beating round Green Point, avtip should never shoal her of Boston, fm ——; “water ander itor 12 fathoms, witil she uve brought the Light | yomaeeaat greece At ‘Beer ‘N iorlea omen oe pes t ‘ork: to bear West South Westy ‘pen viata "aad the Mai: Nog 4 be taken from the ith, Sarah Wai and Matilda, n, Fore: dos Plover! dos Ape Alle, eat My y ry reguiaily. Mtanding towards the Main, beats pradent to tack athe frst cast ofthe fend alter the water | pincer Go thoalene. in oes dirgotions it a taken for granted thar a ship will al- | Sit Botte wie be ways Keep her Ip : Detier dos 6th day, of when the Shores or surf can be seen, or indeed et ee EL teiltc any circumstances, the plan ought to be a’ sufficient Mapr Ma ti c guide, iy 10—-Sid Pe ndori, Ni Mawr There ore two Lights at the Light House, which a one about South West aud bi pete be of mo ainer | Kin Nyon y'3¢-Arr Laura, NOrleans. 814 94, Katherine & use than to asure the navi should see other Light Lights clearly off deck at 16 miles di 3 hut trey will not make cle: Lights until within 6 or7 miles to the meee of the bit 4 the Northward one Light only will be he Lights on Green Point are the first of 1! leniculat ” (Bigued) . ight House, ithe Elisabeth, NYotke, REWE nT, May 15—8ld Harmony, NYork. 7 ot sod J—Atr Charlotte, Norfolle; 17th, Gen. Mo itgomery, ire; te Fon fine dig of Bos'o ihe eseurthe elass— enin of HS ship Leven. 17FThe bearings mentioned in the above iustructions cre all | [0f Ba oer irom'Ne vi sy by Comp ss, or magnec. PortsMouTH, ib i ‘Thomas an a} Mery. capees| 6 AL'ght Honse havin been a erected on the Mouille Point, | 514 ov, Any Concord in Botts i, Lic with afen eular light, (the ath ofthe fourth class, for he bet: Jah gh arn 20-Up the river, brig Kolus, terguiduce of vessels entering ‘Table Bay durivg the wight, ey de: Ferries ucoee: WE, tna se! pete jo ng te ions are appended to the instructions by agit r esi 2a Korts i the SW, aship should not pass the lights | SAUG0R, wich aia Ship Heroalee, Madigan, ver tered from the tine eta vith the fates | NAmeric N the Soul tion ‘of steering for the anchoragconey shes ah BALCOMRE, OO ney eter NO Mtarellois, New brought ino Jess than itor Ig fathoms water before the Ia ore 49 aioe Waths mp, don 2k Rainvio, doy id Manches on Green Point beer BW by Wie W, hey wil then bein | Yon npoy, Waierer Am Bell, NYo ove.) when the light on the Mouitle ‘Point will instantly be 5, Adna, do: do;6, H do. set fund ot before) erring nearly, Shy W. Aship may P°*dueynnac Apr 1i—8id, Gtnkes, i then alse cour from the Bantward and tees SBE fhe te Srpernorn, May «Ary Sereshe? cent e of the anchorage, and anchor whenever son | yin Bo ton vi ene semen ork Sire pa sisi {by ta il par the ty are omen, NW, F eb Ate thin Robert Pulaford, Cald- ae in from 6 to 8 Vem Tight deaf of watet | 2! Baltimore, {rom may steer 8. by, Ls Bae 4 “with the van ae ot beth avast ila | light HS it ag nt ‘Sid tat, “ate ‘tat: salogmaranr alr mes ate aries n,0 the, tw ihthouses, and the di TERFORD, Maj ceant is yard the see tiy Honitte cee see bore ane ae sie ie Sear aatls fuken” H q ay siege hi ak the In cor the northward, (inside Robben ei ; lontreal, tt | hat we Rae et ea an ha ae sige rh has a0 Sboye taen frases ‘OUGHALL, May oe Baltimore; 10th, Maria, do. d direetions, will be a Aone eecana A hic =k fy port Syne Bostachild, Bam, | 3 See eae E MARLESTON, user ion Hallowell. Provipence. Jur Bam Ww eminaron June ‘ork; aston, NX orks bry JA Jesdrua, Lee, rine A. a 3 F. Rider, do; J Boston: It, Gi 3 Ww Ww) Whitin € os Be Cone pediedy , A ston, Poughke Van Bokkelen, winey Adams, V Ne mae cor ait perior; i ior Bos F. Kh pet Hani Ness, we peace Arkansas; A. W, Cunton Hote. John D. Gardner, Seg Harbor; Wm. R. Prince, ioshings Alfred Bedlow, New Gould, Newport, RL JL C ¥ Byetry "p s Mat ant Me easier A.D. fi 3 B.S. Will | es MeVagh, Fhilade Seymour, Gevrge Hawley, Bristol, Ct ; Reed, A. Terry, Ply Earle, Lexington; Lewis, G otickuey, Mass; C. Brown, now, Re Tuel N. Ht Samuel tice, H Ww, Batter, N: B. Bailey, Boston .R. Hutchws, B. Hu chins, Coun; N. Harris, resto ry ven, Ci anda tanta sau, STaxEs Hovse. gs port; I. Camp, Woodbury § Bridgepoi bler, Danbury: W. an hs it; D e] C. Botstord, £ast Hampton; Ww, jenry, do; E. W. 3% Shoje, Deep Hivers Haskell, Essex, Ch P Bond, Wee d y be jones, ladda: COTES ‘ebster, Worcraters J. ij. Rose and lady, West Suthelds Miss Graham’ uo: W, Foster, Clevelaud, New . H. Nelson, ham, Connecticut; Wm Leomiuster, Mi A, Purvis, la poe E dale, Tenant Y¥; 8. Keudrich, sroy; | Shipan, Ne do; J. Lo, wd R Dod, Phila ; ond Mrs. Kartsher Jones, Bethlehem; Dr. Smythe, Arkausas; A. P. Brewster, dos M, Lee, Mass.; C. Bauks, Bos- ton; 8. K. Hatton, 9; priusteld Lampkin, Lowel i¢h- ards, do ; C. fiat w Loudon, W. Bullion, Alb: H. Cronwhite, Schenectady; Mt I eee 34 D. c, awh , Eeniaetaa B. Wey mouth, 3 J. Ri Colt, Ha Hon. J. Dicks: N G. F. Gladdini Recless, New ‘Townsel ter, Ch than; R Ga snes, Bloom TV. gone Lan with. New Y. Jor, ipelngiold Mdnoes P. ‘NowrHinx Hor: J.H. Green, K. Stauton, New York; Livingston, Poughkeeps and son, Goston; R. V lady, Iilinovs; Mrs M &. Byone, Bos Eapceebiniesseatomer tal ats Onicek si ir ‘Orlsans couaty. New Enouanp Hovse. t Calle ely, y: . Child, Springheld; W. Kuowlton, Massac! Krecmen, New York; J.- Bucky ating Philad. Peat Street House Mr. Johnson, Marne; eton, + Bo “Jobn -Parkiurst, W. ALi tham, N.H; A ze Turner, Roberts, Albany: reh, Taunton; A. 8, 8. Huntly, Ohi L. Dunbar) Philadelpinay By Murdock, ahrovidence Bassett and lady, Boston: L. Wt Conger, Albany; N Rog ers, Rochester, No¥.; LB. Lam, Cmnton ae ellogg, a ville, TR. Gomstoels, Yates co, N. b. Smith, roy, N Y.; R. 5, Huxte Bloom, Bo 4. L.'Peat. Waterbury, Conu.: jould, Koxbury Siow, Augusta, Mes Hl Bryant tt Markey St. Croix; B.L hy Demon . loon, Wiscon- O, Eaton, Troy; 8. H. R, Rathbone, Valaie; G. Giffors, Lowell; L, Pratt, Buflalo; ALJ. Tryon, Lewiston; D, Tuhill, Elmira; £. Morse, Eaton: P. Field. Chicago, Mr, and Mrs. Geo, Wiel Lockport: ¢ Geo, Pleasants. N. Y.: Mr. Verplank, do; A. Hayes, ;W. Bergen, Somerville. Tayion’s Hotet. poner D. L. Rugg, Catskill; 8.3. Wells, Stoney Brook; W. 8. Peters, Phila N.S. Johnson, dos TL. Newell, N. Hamp: y Ambott, Pouuhkeeie] RB. Just hes.i Ohivs 0 Sokwagn, Town 4. HL. Newton, Cambri . Griswol:, Delhi; #. B. Leuch, Lyor ral do Tren ty . Bulkelay,, ‘New “york: O. Ss My ley, Hudson 9. T. Rhode, gen, 3 J. Thwaires, St +B. Teger do; G. range Cov; JS, Congr, an §. McNeal, do; J. K. Lawson, d Bail, Poughkee;* sie; R. 8. MeKean, do; Mr. Van Wyeh, Fishkill. niTkD States HoTRL. L., Sherman, Crstleioa; A Colt, New Haven; J. J. Hare an daughter, Cuba Fi ley. Connecticut; J; Di Hawes, ns hitvaa A Yetute, 1 T. W Woedh barn | D. vad Wi D. Dale and Ja nay A, ville [Hine mat Ws C. ato igi aren A. field; O, D, Se: of ineesss but aie Rowena, owe, from Ponce, P tou; schrs ‘New York f eet ‘vist ae Tan et Ong att cae C1 ' for, Brazos Se ee selene Barth: in Work achr Allegha | rire ‘Donald. N 25—Ar, brigs P Soul ps Haven vena Soni Ph Toning Balimore, gil, A 3 schra Creole, Taylor, do; Emma, ‘at Cid; ships Raritan, Adame, Hie dain, On pool, Monsoo trees ‘Lored 3 Fos Santiago: David Moss, Rowe, Pensacola; . 8. Leiper, Thomas, Char'eston. ¢ 1 Below, brig Marit; (of Belfast) from 5 and.a topsail schr, with lumber. Sid, sehrs rey, Siesisos ‘Tomlin: “Lquityr, Eston: Martha, Seay, d Mechanic: Roberts, Philadelphia; Trogs, B acl vor Witetaetoet NE, according ig to wind: Heury, Cart Alpert, oy ps. Claris a, ‘smonD, June I—Sld, sch: Greenway i Caroliua, EF idri Boston. Sipdebiaeee Arrival of Strangers rien B. Rose, West Polut; Dr. syoakyes, Brooklyn; Mr. aud Mrs, Joseph "hompson, ‘Phi Mrs Spangler, ork, Fas Misses Spauaters- dos ‘Mr-n rad Mra, Demuth, do; Dr. D va ir, Baker, N. Carol ren, Cowles, Hudsou; J. Arvin Al ‘Ald Eetineny de 8. ax. CoH. Newark, Halifax: ¥ Francs Gibraltar; E. Malone, HoNerh jantict Hagar Lancaster: Mr. Me Eldridge sd dy 8 Boston; C. Pond, Chapen, S Tingtield: J.’ Hayward, J. Wi ig re Crocker aul New Bedford; eee ye A. John- as He Ww! Mr Weiheritl and Jady,’ Phil er, Baltimore Cir United States Ariny tiams, Utic huson, ch a3 L. W Peamnin riloret. rons, Poughkeep: er, Breadwell: Brooklyas iP. Bi 05H Poludexier, ‘Bittimores Mrs. Ames, Jupson’s Hote. Philedelp _ ie ewcecks Biuut, 3} Hartford. Providence: R, It. Field, St. Louis, Mo; A. Davi , G. be ki Je'Vadder eed i , Bradturd © Harnnyn’s Hor 5 Heames, do; L. Tasmany Hau sh ed Hook mee EL Wales, ry RC "8 Butter, Wayne enna Nem Yorks G tt 5 Indy, M , ey anid Ta ples Lansingbarghs A, B. hai shepard, Convrs vimour, Ndstae, Litchfield, Conn. , New York; wate w Orleans; sd ork. i—Arr brig Harriet, Brown, from ingen Bowe, figm Havane Bi B Bangor d ii dove sCouch, NY: 1-Arr schrs RW’ Brow exe rowell, do; May Triumph, Haley, rot aa Raw Yurm, June 3. Shannon, do; R. A. A. Johnson, Kon, € aK NK Ins i “Owen, ¢ oui vate aud lady, H ew jap, Boston; vy Hore.. Mrs.J. Ada 3 G. W. Pi en? adel; York; David Motman, Bangor; N lady, ker county, Harbor; M. Jencks, two Neabaiae, Saratoga ROTOR ene rane an hs Wied iain Mi- . 0, Smith, Bos- | Avy, Hidsou: Hattie rid," New’ York; H Wim. A Smith, H. mouth; Joho Daniels, New York; M. C. Tuitle, G. Ww. Thompson fowler ork; Willams Steel, H. lelphi (J. Scotteld aud lady, New a was, New Haven: 6 Hartwelt, Finch, West Parker, Essex; lew Jersey; R. Hoy! factory: 8. Ingull, do; 8. er . Redding: Job Mile, Heriden, Coin coln, Wind: J. Fafier, Jr r Benham, N. and lady, do; ‘ork; Bak Hl ~ AS White Vaa Deveater, St Louis; Mr. Sherrill, Sandy Hill; M. Delano, N. J. Fitch, Prattsvill . Owen, wark; E. Domey, Va ‘J. Tenck, Fort J. Cruger, New, pesies nataekaabesh, Troy; J. scalp, well, O! Jones, Baston; M: * isokdyns W. ‘hrumiull i. Wheel’, Patt Hlope, CW"; Bi oie Woods, N Ar, and Mrs, Rosey Connec- javen Allen, New York; Mr. €. Coiigeeter Statfords field; W. Clarke, Norwie i Wheaton, New. Yor Pierre, ‘Troy: ice, Sprin ATIONAL Hore! . Lee Jennings, Montgome'y; K. A. + G. Myndene, Sangertie £8. Por ell, Louisviil White, Che- Gregory, New Fines Doaglass a dy, Utica; 8. D, Win. H. MeCallough, Alidss on; D. Griffin and Indy ge; A. BFP eston, Ellenville; G. W. c North Carolina; H. H. Sum- aGoodard, , Provi ng os 3 Je Hi, Boston; P. Ha; ort; J. Shephard, EL. aun, Valauie; E. W. Mills, Boston; W. N. » Amold Holcomb, tol, own; G. D iy, N ef oF row ied idan 1 J. Winchester, Piilat’ TOsvorue, Long Ialw ds J.T Latta McKeon, Bost Lee, Philad ; JA. Sumer, Mt eto Acses! H. Osbome, Conn ; irs 5. Raoron, Maine; J.D: Byrne, Trew ‘oster, Hartt 8, Barkyet an ¢, Woodbury, Semaparients rane Starke Ad, A. Withers Serineheld he ‘f 8 itherspoon » Roch iA. Duong gr Ge Wilkens Phila alt, |, M. Curran, ?. Weeden, Pratts- Ww. bank, Boston Andre C, Holmes, A. singburgh; homas D. jartford; L. Lane, Spri ARBLE YARD, 112 EAST BROADWAY —N ere riven that oe copartnership heretofore the nine and Br warp & -Anderso! ‘e fhe above trai i ih futgre be conducted by ang own as rm of “ie TAH P, Sen. HANH ROR Dated, June ae “5 asmall ee toa re given imme ar iin ee cae jena" IN. tI mi enereries is now prepared the choicest Ice part ol 0 he ed 51 | ahd 7 mS couvenient, saimble for rnd, toe gond tenant will be let low. iately. Apply on the premises, ie om po y important secrete one to state more in detail the charac. knows it will be universally approved and of the author, No.2 Ai jtores, and of aw me Nos Ane | 2t—and | aiseitul rat) Pod ya ervous. sabe laboring men, bealthy, and fer- He con ioe peat and ‘or rr int Capt. JAMES M! N | Jt serve TER cv MiGente see N.Y. Peete a oe ited TINi racism aw fata i reltere oliioes cholic; Ss paris var de tial tf! iin iged to be the bes the Pubic Price 50 cet bon at 330 Pearl street; Cs Miu, com way: camer of Bowery ‘and sme dave je ‘store; Dr. Burrett’s Doy: the H. R. office, City Hall FOK SALE. ‘old, bright bay kind, weil br. rt fo staud 14 the street wil ter Lar. and suital nee ber} Soon on ly wocaa wars ye een He salle ther ur separate.” May be seen for Sily oPeaitis ate Const unet, New Vor nae FIVE DOLLARS REWARD—Lost, a bleck and white Newfoundlan anawering to name of Br on whew lost, a collar with the owner's Tovicveat address. “Whoever will eturn iim to 6 Maiden lane or 607 Houston st. will receive the atvove reward. BURANG: RS una euanted, wit places in ts city, be to spend two of their irisure: hours, are inlong: it d that they cannot use it to more a. vantage to visit, ONK’S GARDEN, ath Avenue and 30th street; it will be a Yio paredice att 3 Ot the pest a weeks. To his city ent friend. the above hint will be si JOSEPH MONK. The railrond cars leave and retura to the City Hull ued abo Garden « very 5 minutes, Fare «4 cei jet 1 fies Sabe—THe YONKERS dhe outbuildings, and seven acres of whole'or a part, cevmmodating terns. magnificent view of the Hudson each direciion. The house sil ueacly new. and in r pond and Water power, with a never ig chron tia middle of the grouuds, as uve as Croton. ‘The Hudson niroud is to run within punted pure Jn, treme ef ibe rty, and about the sa dist sce south of the vill ge of Yor hers, wliere, the, depot 10, be located. “There are five, well conducted schoo within ahalt mi id fast sailing daily toand trom the city; and stages also run daily in cou neetion with the Harlem Railroad For terms apply to Willi Kellinger, at the Williams. burgh ferry, ac the foot of Delancy street, or upon “uses: jee lavete , PRODUCTIVE PROPERTY IN. PHILADELPHIA for sale, or will be exchange use and lot or Tots, in the neighborhood of Second Avenue. and. be: meew Sth and 20th streets, “Any communication may be sent to R.M.H., box 1470, Post Office, New York@ jeS'7tr PIANO FORTE FOR BALE Anew and Jelegant xosewood Piano Forte, 6) nade by one of the best mannfactuiers in a this Apply jes di#re LE THE IMPROVED HAT, posse. walities of lightu “ the fi 136 Spine street, over the Basket Store, ing the. essential orm and durability, xed Bist O° ht ten iy, June 3, ‘stre "3 attr Near Chatham. A HAT! AHAI! A KINGDOM FOR A HAL NOX: No. 126 Fulton street, uow selling h Spleudud and dneWvalled variety of summer Hatem Only adapted 'o the formant pressure ofthe age,” but i iso, "He applies ‘his useful and’ omameutal ejgeringsto head, ae ph renological precipita a where the: bumps are, and where they yrho Tavor his establishment with thevt preseae His location being near the Sun, he 7 NOTIGE—SEW 8TAGs, ROUTES i subscribers retpeet ay infor their iriands ge the ppblic Ferd they will com mence running ¢ ou Jane 8, a, Line of from the corner o! ety Gand Ninth ath t, throw, ve ue C, Hgnaton reer, Bowery, © Chatham ‘street an way, to South Ferry, and Tobeeby alse ane, public PWILGIAM C, LENT. LEONARD HUNT. Jet lattre ‘A GOOD CHANCE FoR A SPECULA: Gece TON —A fine staunch ‘ffered forsale: ou terms which will be found advan- tageous to those wishiny to as a frat best coRie, ronda atthe Norelsy, ote city, and is well faruished and equiped, an sme ae rsesiiee thets ay teers i cose quence of the business wrebencet of the owner. To sons of cayatal this offers a chance for an investment sel offered, Full particulars as to od price, ment, made mows ‘on application Attome: JAMES M. SMITH, Ns, » Ke., jes 7t*re Bay ‘28 Chambers street, UNION LINE OF PACK 7'5 4 Ly LIVERPOOL —Th ftesiasesa ioe ite Pa. ketship MARMION, apt. Edwards, will soll and aeat seldom few York, positively, on Friday, June ath, and’ from Lie serpoolon the auth July. Her accommodstions fan cabee be, wid Cabin and Steerage d for com: fg pastenge:s, ore unsarp convenience. ‘Those about ose wishiug to send for their frie: plieatige on board, foot of Peck Slip, s cy roqeeding: to Euro) shou! or ld make ear! rs W &J T. TAPS jet r 86 South street, 24 door belave Busiow al. CONSIGNEES PER BR. BARK HYNDE- FOR ) from Glasgow, will please send their per- «board immediniely. All goods not permit- led ative da must be sent to the pt pale. store. Jet atre WOODHULL & MINTURN, 87 South st. NU! ie —All persons are cautioned ax trusting any of the crew of the Br. bark HYND. FORD, from Glasgow ,asno debts of their's will be Pag by either U auain or Consignee: wet Bie WOUDHULL ES ISR, sre sik ACRE TS Ot Haye hi 5 fe ane mast will sail ow the bet eh Jat iy nee ‘on it o BOYD & HINCKEN, A “SHIP ST. NICOLAS, if the wind and ws permit, will sail to-day. he passengers will em- bark at 10 o'clock, by steamboat, from pier 3, North ity at Dela- ad iron for Pier. CULIN & Co. TRV ARIUS follow- ‘ned unequalled popularity. from they xive to those who use them, ‘resold ouly genuine mn this city, at No. Tmenes Courtlandt street. 21—TheMagical Psin Kxtractor, for burns, sores, and al 2!—iuflammations, is too well known to need remarks upon 2t—its, excellen 21—Balm of Columbia, for staying or restoring the bair, reping the hesd ierfectly free from dandruff and i est article ever uses ‘e’s Nerve and Bone Liniment and Elixir—Never 8: TO FAMILIES «ing articles have Joss without stain iy Nair’s Acoustic O} certain cure for deafness. send’s, Sands’, and Comstock’s Extract of Sarsapa 12s Skah’ Remedy, an excellent article for sick or ner- s headache. Pink Syrup for coughs, colds, and all diseases of the ngs. 21—Hays’ Liniment will cure the most obstinate cases of 21—piles. 2 mifuge for worms in children or adults, never fnil- 2\—ed to cure. 21—Stove, Grate, and Iron Varnish, superior to any thing 2 ever kuowu to ive a polish and prevent rust, 21—Roach aud Bug Bane—will effectually do away 1 these troublesome vermi: ley’s Westem Ludian Pa acea, the beat famaity a the world. 21 American Compotuod, a sure cure for private diseases. A PUBLIC HOUSE FOR SALE—The bar fixtures, fur- ae and Jease o on the European Jaa, aud one of the bei ing other business wh to offer for sale No. 31 Park Row, URNISHED DA APAKTMENTS to I-tioa man with or with: ut breakfast. She pariors are large ve} bse A very desir ble | jon only two Dioeks trom he Park, and one door from Broadway, East side; will be lev together or seperate. particulars, apply at 84 Duane street, the owner (oD, induces him Anes erty, oF vy te ter, Y vlaer, attre EPAC) sale by mt! tre O CURE NO PAY—DR. CORBIT’ mem ber of the Royal College of Sw of the Medigal Society of New York, may treatment of certain delicate diseases. ind close attention to this class of com, sad expeditious mode of treatment—kis extraordinary success ing ® long and extended practice for thirte irs in thia city—and above all his legitimate medical qual few of the grouuds, on whieh rests his ¢ Dr.C. OT’ ns, an consulted in the 's long experience Naints; his pleasant, safe mode of treatment is safe, effecmal and expeditions, not a rthe use of mercury or restraint in diet or bu: aes. Btrictures cured in one or two weeks with scarcely a pain, Constitutional Debilit: ‘hose Individuals who have tudulged ina certain loathsome and secret habit can posiively be restored to eal and society. Mid cases removed in tw No ch arge made unless cured. Fostpaid letters hree dollars, will receive prompt at m6 30t*r to four days. enclosing a fee of rention, 4OHNSON, 7 Daaue ot ‘tres Il known as’ the most sucee, in the treatment « HNSON enjo jvenses of any med c Vor the fast ig big ont Practice in man iu New York. “The Doc or’s reputation for skill in those old. haiewred Gases thet have “xisted for yeors, is preeminent, Ne Denes ae long you aay have Gleet, aS Wlecie stom the’ ody. or inthe and bones o ec rhront oF nose, tional weakness, prowel eae on by a secret young men, canging este dreams ively cured. ry. Noniterntion in diet, or pre ‘ost paid letters, contrining $3 for ‘0 charge mode unless cured, Si This excellent, medical pre has never been known to fal le for Al climat removing the n most obstinate and can be safely recommende are quick. sure, and certain. atall mes, without regard to diei, or vin ane, in) dg stands vipat box, wholesale rietor, James Wei gents—Wynrt & Ketcham, 19) to eet AG Be ach Commercial street, Baifalos Rochester: Post & Wii Brook Le Bhs THE NEW YORE HERALD ESTABLISHMENT, Sorth-west corner of Fulton and Nasein sts. \AMES BORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR, bi fs dessa ervinarbd. Bath CINCULATION.-FORTY THOUSAND, uy nble i WEERLY WERAUD=Uvery Saturilay—Price 63¢ cesta ayinmpayele' inadyanees AUD hist ie ROOF K-Pivery. 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