The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1850, Page 4

BITELLIGRNCr by THE MAILS, Gar Washington Con respoudenee. soso cos June 8, 1860, and the Special Com- teristic of mavetbadionts we spetehoaa.. ean Te found this side of a Chiaese proclaination, oa the inesria’ yellow paper of the Ceatral Flewery igdom:— doze, Kuight of the Royal Oaptain of Infantry with Arrival of the U 8S “ & modal of dixtinotion and one of the Prosecuting At- Mr. Bea. B. Gree! 1 at Annapelis in he | (orneys (fecal) of the Court of the Permanont Haeou- steamer Vixen . Port au Peimee, brimg- | tive Military Commission of this island pterdes eSB Whereas, D, Civido Wilk from the prisen of this ca Txmaga. D. Ambrosio Jone Ge Mecbias, the licentiate D ) our government, as is ting state of affairs be- under Seote Anna, ab a, under Soulouque, at img important ip’ understood, respecting V6 tween the white pop Hayti, and the black p ai D José Maria 4anchos zsiew D Juno Manual “iro Agiero VD Vietortaan urt y Cieneros, alies el eno, D. stobsl Madan whom f 8b, Domingo proper am prosscuting for the crime of conspiracy The whites number soo (hree or four hundred | gyainst tho legitimate rights of Her Majesty, — the blncks some seven hundred thou. | (whom God save), directed to bring on an insure dacasend seyie--Fhe Diueks nme ersten REM | rection im this coumtry, aud the isiand of P batt Sight between the two sbites, though but three or eoefal against six thou- ‘coun of artillery, But at danger of the ulti- of she Haytion whitey 1 French are inte he side of the blacks. +r may ba, brought by as [ learn, been yton. for the vediate setion on the uty and justice it may sand, In the Inst races, in April Inst, th: four hundred strong. were» eand blacks, who bad « it is reprossnted thet mate defeat and wuvit inasmuch as both the fering in the contest, sud ‘Whatever the tacts in the arrival of the \ x ‘thir day Inid before § vernment to take spew e! same, oF not, ae Lo its nourred the penalty of rebels ti vious criminal projects, have absented themavives from thir city, snd ether pisces of the irland, where they had been residing, exercising the powers confi Ted by royal ordinances upon officers of the army, I do. by this. any rst proclamation. call and summon the abovenamed feat duals to present themselves person- ally, withia t vise term of nine days. at the public is . pinoe to produce their pleas and legiti erstanding that if it is not ¢ pied with, in the gi ngaiuat them; an) eeem beat. The Vixen bas ue » magnificent Catho! robe Ie by th his Court, without altar-picce, as a pre o Ube Biskow of St Dom- | being further cailed or summoned, for suoh is her Ma. ingo to the Bishop too, Ltda of exquisitely | jexty’s will, Let this preclimation be fixed at the cus tomary places, ond published in the offclal gazette, that it may reach the not f FRANOISCO XAVIER MENDOZA. wrought mahogany, a ghe some seven tons, a understand ebate in the Sen dineats Pod vr rio stingaud | Jose Prnwanper Cora, Secretary. animated. ber ra took part in | Havana, May 17, 1860 it. Inthe Houre th he California bill was Seas Ee, Jens interesting. © 3 oxpeeted on Mon- CHIRTY-FIRST CONGRESS. SR r Catholic churches FIRST SESSION. { the Pope to Rome. veron, June 7, 1850. promise hore to-morrow, for t! Senate. BY MORSE’S MAGNETIC TELE@RAPH. Wasirroren, Juno 8, 1959, It was hop: u te would get ready REFUNDING MONEYS TO CALIFORNIA to-day to go to # vot mpromise ; but the day Mr. Buvron’s resolutions, instructing the Committee has beep discussion of Mr, Cle- | en Finance te inquire inte the expedinncy of refund yrejected, A motion - but it failed ; #0 { question through to- tay Mr. Benton is to ing to California the monoys collected from her oiti- xens as duties on imports, was passed After the consideration of the morning business, the Benato took up the indefinit: ny the Co It ix thought t reooned, will ultiz lightly on the rise, ‘eve Sepators not before oMaINwS BILL. The question pending was, upoa an amondment moved by Mr. Foote, fixing the northern boundary te be proposed te Teras at the thirty fourth degroo of north latitude; also, providing that nothing in the Will sball be construed asimpairing the rights of fexes to ail the territory claimed by her, provided she shell foil to accept the terms proposed for the settlement of her boundaries. Along and uninteresting debate ensued upon this More of the & spondence. ron, Juae 8, 1850. , Tecently transmitted comprises all the Round Island affair The Cuba corres} to the Senate by th official’papers in relation te of IS49, as Well us to the Cardenas affair of 1850. OF | amendment, in the course of which ¥: Propositions: é ave ed to a were suggested and d however, Air. the latter, we bave { red to the New York Yossetcndaien war atkdsact os ” Herald the most vilv Round Island « lished at the time of the portions; and of the rial facts were pub- suppression of that con- Mr. Dovoras (dem) of Lili moved to amend the fection under consideration, northern boundary of Texas a» follo} drawn due east from the Rio Grande, from the south spiracy. end of the Junction of the Dead tothe Red river, thence sti fi sia down the centre of said river, also fixing the dividim By an examination o! the correspondence, we | jigze of the mouufsins separating the waters of the find that the papers oud letters relating to the | Rio Grande and the Gila, as the Western boundary of Texas. Round Island affair, are more voluminous, minute, | "yr "Divs, (dem) of Miss., here addressed the Senate and particular, than the correspondence of the pro- | in opposition to the evtire proposition for settling the Sestak tention of 30 eg boundary of Texas, by any of the modes proposed. Jected tnvuaton of 1860. It was then » new thi Where did the Umited States get ths power to purchase wered it made the conspiracy the Spanish Minister; ept up a very exten- Il the officials ef the to New Orleans and how selicitous Mr. Clayton “servation of our treaty obliga- give the following letter of sideren to hurry oa to Wash- the mystery which particularly a} while the Se ive corresponder overnment, {10 javana. To show was for the rigid tions with Sprin, his, inviting Mr ington :— ‘TRE SECRETARY OF STATE TO DON A. La the territory, and where did Texas derive the authority to sell? lv contended that the thing was wrong, and the result of the pending propositions, if agreed to, would only be torobthe Bouth of a large portion of ter tory, nee uestionably belonging to, aud euited for, ave terri These Temarke drew out # repetition of former dis- cussions upon the necessity and propriety of compromi- sing the questions in agitation, in the course ot which Mr. Foote triumphantly anneunced the defeat, death, burial. and extermination of free soilism. and predicted the speedy settioment of all the controverted questions of the day. and the overthrow and destruction of de- —— by thous Hate, good In one ot thanks to Mr. equarely and decinred that he would not go for this measure, ithe. ppored it would add a foot of free soll. oR NALE Is CORNER, ie. Delain, whip) of Georgia, went into a castiga- tion of Mr. Hale, intimating t on he had mounted the tree soil hobby for interested purposes, and reading from a letter, published several years ago, by Rev. Mr. Btorer, in w paper called the Star, for the purpose of showing that Mr. Hale, at that time, tool cided gone gainet abolitionism. The iotter states that | 'r. Hale, at the close of an address by Mr. Storer, arose and denounced abolitionisem in no measured terins, as declared the blacks to be beasts in human form, live free. so read an editorial from the v (N. FL) Gazette, which, be intimated, was then the coutrel of Mr. Hale, in be olitionists are handled with much elition lecturer, mamed Thompaon. is threaten y to CALDERON DE arvest op Stare. Waswixwron, August 9, 1849. Dow A. Carnenon peia Banos So ke &e Gien Cove, Long Island. Mr Dean Sin:—Business of great importance to th Suterests of your government. requires your t presence here, and I hope to see you at Wash! eceipt of th ke JOUN M. CLAYTON. Somewhere shout the same time, Mr. Clayton found it necessary to call Mr. Poussin to Wash- ington; bet the di rial tone and temper of the letier to poor Poussin present a striking contrast to the polite nt little note to the Spanish Minister. sin was one of the “ Reds” Progressi while Calderon is a tegiti iat. Mr. Calderon returned to Washington, and had several conferences wih the President and Secre- tary of State. On the lth of August, the Presi- found inside of pino. and outside of ote or dent's proclar n eppeared, and on the 13th, Mr. ght the position taken bj Hie 06 Calderon opens a correspondence, reciting the re- | that time, honorable, creditable, ani sad erty of the sults ef his late official conversations, referring | good heart which hoe knew he possessed. generally to the consyirucy against Cuba, and ex- | alluded to this Matery sew for the purpose of sug; ing to the Senator, that having once held such views, and changed his own sentinents, he should have more consideration and charity for thore who them thought with bim, and whose views had not changed. Mr. Hae admitted the general accuracy of the Btorer, and that timmewts had changed. aed himscif with considerable foree « upon his course. nate adjourned. oening the most post i confidence in the good th of the Presid abinet, Among the instr aed Me Clayten to his subordinates, with respect to the Round Island afluir, is the followmg telegraphic despatch to Mr. Prescott Hall :— Astement made by the Rey. Me within fifteen years his s¢ de eded to nd t the aspersic After whieh, the House of Representatives, Wasnixeron, June 8, 1850, [The morn ing proceedings were published In the Her- ald of Sundi jue oa . (whig) of New York, said that he be- eved slavery to be ® moral and political evil, and one vote for the Wilmot pro- t representation in Co: eae, wud expecially in the Senate He was for the a mission of Califoraix uvencumbered with the question. The House at 4 o'clock took a recess till 8. The House met at § and remained in seasion till near jock, with twenty-eight members preront. Mr. Havsiron apoke in favor ot the Senate's compro- mice and Mr. Cuseren Burien of the President's plan. Mr, MoMcciey argued that the North are combined in a warfare againat the South. ‘The Honse adjourned to meet st 10 o'clock, A. M., on Monday The Fatal Affray at Chagres. Extract of a letter from Capt. Hugh McKay, to Mr. J. C. Thompson, dated Cnaones, May 25, 1850. | A few days since, we had a cireas company here, and one ning | went over to see | | the performance. After ithad concluded, a quarrel arose between Capt mb, of the * Oru F. Maveosas, ke a hotel at this place. | Mr. Thomas, a very quiet and civil man, and of the * Orus,” and formerly with me in the * while endeavoring to make pe: struck by Ma and knockes or Hat 8 Distriet Attorney Act accordir jiseretion in the Break up the that ix the lives of inte j ‘ Proceedings are desirable in my j enterprise is broken np Very rn jdgment, after the pec full y yours, M, CLAYTON, asuren in tha copy.) t letter of the correepen. xpedition from Mr. Cal- ders bad been promptly the diseha of him arrest and t ns, iu whichever place he [The asterisks de The following is the dence-on the lute Le deron to Mr. Cluyte given, by telegreph at Savennah, to h Mobile, or in New © mighit appear, ituer to Mobile or om he commanded, criminal expedition, and whe 4 r accompanied ton t pumbe verrel of war | each ag “Qage Mr. Thomos defended himeclf as well as he was Sank tes dee Urecks,” the same | able, and at last got the better of Maveosas—got | that cared arden from New Or. | him down, end was pelting him, as he richly de- | yit may appear, after the | served, when Maveosas drew a pistol, and shot the . | . all into his right side, just above th lower rib. | Af iving the wound, Mr as requested | the t ish bi narted, Thow re, and h ‘They were nders not to as he deserve when a boatman and s into a house near by would pan- immediately myself carried Mr. v examined by a physician, Ww | fort mortally wounded. | imm } ation of His Kxce Maveosss, but, being unarn went over to end for the lnw town to obtain @ pistol. | was so mach = ed punished. th mediate reprise Mr. Davis, and othe [obtained ‘what 1 w » thought we me would \ wv anted, Was saterigeee ° Hew. fare of | ¢ m that night, for while T was endeavoring PR mg --y- aces of bis emnited | to get a pistol he made use of the lost time, with * aud mort ' 5 | to escape ina boat, into the harbor ruON DE LA BARCA, | d they had taken refuge oa board of a | gned The Yon. Jos M. Ci arros, Ke ! harbor, and while searching the « foll ‘ «ur Consul at Havana | the boat in which was Maveosas came in sheen veer Gate eownt of th of the | Sight, end had it net have been fora green Irish. | defensive etre of tie 6 ry power of Cuba, | mon | bad previously stationed on the look out for | and no very f tount of. the lower | boats, with striet orders not to hail or make a noise ‘ | until the boat came within good shooting distaace, | oe we would have easily captured him, Instead ¢ =, eo % CLAYTO® obeying my directions, * moment the boat hove Mar 19. in sight he commenced shouting ke a madman, yet Obto, the Captain | © Doys! boys! here they are '—Be etill or I'll shoot | permitted to | ye, by Jneue!” } d | this tom-foolery, tha rsuil, eseaped for the time. lrowed my boat immediately in t | pursuit, and fortunately for them did not overtake nchars them. We were soclose upon thein, that they eae on i to jump ashore, leaving their boat in the br he ceed and hice themselves in the bushes. We hunted for bum a considerable time on shore, tural. but ts eups but it being too dark to discover him, we gave over New Orienns, by rh « Fairy and Herotae, that tilthe next day, when we renewed the chase, arrived ome forty! sivence of the Ohio, ander | anq drove him #o hard, thet he gave himself and Rartet (it fo sata) by tt ntah Comsat host's crew up to the Alcalde of the town, who | You Gre better iniormed of what bas posse confined them in the fort. Maveosns and the Al- | Cheney calde settled the business in eome manner best | es. Itis seid that the Alealde Whether fo ve wink at ble cuonge. ot, Fcunnot say; but Maveosas hes e then we have had ne trace of the Alcalde knows where he | to keep a whole shin, he bad put of these diggings eee tivon M’Kar. The remains of 3 alle here. Some Epen ah wavy ave ny of mnyeltb vadere be in ‘ pabled to effret a lend ing erthe Governor is reewiving. threr thousand militie in Ta protest the city, in the event nding all the troops to the inte “Ty 4 in command, with discharged » mill probably bavea if civil war should i but ifthe etter keep om George mand of the U States naval forces on London and lower elas debered, and enly Rept in orde on Wednesday Ie was formed. which proceeded & the North Rary- the military, when that ie removed | ing Ground where the remains were deposit foretell the consequences, ae they may think Imstlt9 | the performance of coremonies by the Masons, aad pon Americans would be aetsncenptable ti. ve services condneted hy the Rev, Moers Hallam te the anthoritiee who ate b-lieved to doubt good | nd Willey The procession marched back in the same faith of the President the entire Government, form halting at the resitonee of the widow. Purtag peet the connivance of ail Americans the procession, the chureh belle were tolled, sad dir Next we mive a copy of a pronwunctamento ions | rel Ay United Siatee Brace Marine Band trem ed ene of the distingnished officials of Cub re of thousands, with yarnful cadence. i* RMething mere pompously absurd, or more ener: if pi (Comm ) Star, Jame 7. | sawing machines and lumber yard; | where, underneath a table, was ploying | wheat offering. and good Heneneg ¢ Cayton, Cukroxé Co., C June 1, les. | The Progress of Mamwfactwes at the Sowth— the kpect of Northern Clam for Protective Duties, ce. Se. 1 have neticed an article cepwod by several | Southern papers from the Heraie, with whieh [| wes greatly pleased, not only for ite uivaly aud ta | dependent tone, but tor its wath, forcibly spokea. ‘The article was in relauon to the North having forced the South mito menufseturing, aud & come ment on its tural cousequ You will pardoa an entire stranger When he bege to inake a few re snurks on that subject. | lem conversant with the th that @ high tarifl, so long end pertinuciously coatended for by the Northern States, was (be iain if net the | only cause ef the Southern engaging Ww the maenufactunng of cotton Was bora, taived and spent many years of my manhood in South Carolina ; was there ta 1528, ond beard the first Nulhtication speech delivered im the Elouse of Rep- resentatives on the subject of ihe terill of that day 3 was there during the exciting scenes wrising ¢ if the agitation and final setticment of that subject, and remained there for years afterwards At that nme | think there were hut two or three very small cotton manutactoriew in the Saute, owned by North- erp men of small capital no ed, it had scarcely entered into the miad of any one, (hata man born and raised south of Mason and }ixon’s line, was eapable of spinning cotton, [then thooghtit strange, | that if Northern tmianufacturers were making such immense profits as they were represented by Sowth- ern politicians to be making, ufter deducting the ex- pense of two shipments of the cotton, that the South- ern people might not avail tiemselves of greater profits, by both making and menutecturing it when made. South Cerolina has now her Graniteville, (the © Lowell of the Sonth,”’) the Saluda Manu- facturing Company, the Bivengeville Manufacturing Company, the Pendleton Manufacturing Company, besides Various emalier conceras, mosily owned by individuals, but making, in the aggregate, a large | amount, for the time, invested in the spinning and weaving of cotten, , Georgia, though, is far ahead of South Carolina in cotton manufscturing—xiany are in operation— | many building, and ten years will trrble the amount. Indeed, the idea is daily becoming tixed in the pub- lie mind, that the dayis not fur distant, that our people will send off most of their cotton, already manufactured, to foreign markets. We have pied | gradually led into all this by the pressing impor- tunines of eur Northern bretheren for lige protec- tive tarifls, The wheel is in motion, and they who started it cannot stop it. We are now paying hun- dreds of thousands to the North for mimchinery— this will last for a while, but not always. We will finally make it at home, and competent men, with the means, would do well to fo at it now. The day of high protective tariffs is passed, and passing away, but the agitation of the more fearful one is not—the subject of slavery. If the presses of the country, North and South, would take the bold, sensible, and independent course of the Herald on this subject, the agitation, the fanati- cism, would be allayed; but wofortunately for the \—unfortunately for North and South, mest of them are party presses, and many of them wholly dependent on party influences for the bread they eat. ‘They are unaware (or, if aware, heed it not that they are fanning the tlames ofa fire whic! will consume us—will consume thet wil engulf in one common ruin the government and people of this blessed country. Let us alone; give to us what the constitution gives us, and we ne more. We have five million (or thereabouts) of slaves, who were born with us, raised with us, and have our best sympathies. They are (asa whole) a happy people; the burdens under which they are sap- posed to groan are imaginary—ills at a distance are more potent than those at hand; ‘the poor you have alway with you,” but the (supposed) poor ata distance have often the greater share of sympathy. Evil and nothing but evil can result to all from the agitation of thi | | | | i Baaco’s Antitexy.—A few days sinc B, Jndd, of the Third Artillery, arrived at Barracks. Mo., with twenty.two men, the remnant of the bousted “Kragg'’s Battery.” from Santa Fe, New Mexico, These men were with General Taylor when be moved forward tothe Rio Grande, and served under him throughout his campsign. Under the gallant Ringgold, they partictpsted 1 in the battle of — Hi under Kidgley at Resaca and Monterey. They were again in the battle ot Bu iste, under Captain, now Lieut. Col Bragg. After the war they passed round from the Rio Grande, ‘and have been employed against | the Indians, being divested of guns and used as caval- nd so isolated that they were without clothing and other conveniences, using skins, &o. The remuant of Captain Brage’s company, now at Jefferson Bar- racks, is to form the nucieus of a new battery, to be ree cruited, organized, and drilled by their old Sen the coldnel.— St. Louis (Mo ) Repubivcan, May 9 Desraverivs Fine ar @ the Taunton Whrg, that & destruct! that place yesterday. It broke ou Shout # o'clock: At 3 urge building a little west of ‘the - Green," Seed by Jammen W. Creteman, and oseupied as & planing ea, and fon, tehaniee’ shops. Toe falow: «the property destroyed:--Stowm ‘will building, eine, weebionry, hey, lone 38.000; togaeed $1,000 at People’s offtce and $1,000 at New Eng- land office, N. E . Foster & Co., window spring machinery, toels. Se.. loss $1,000; insured for $500 at Marbichead oft mes Sproat, planing and jose $1,200, sawes & Mason, ensh and blind man wholly destroyed, loss $2000; suredifor $1200 In New England Mutual, Coveord ‘Ja H. Mason, wheclwright, stock and tools destroys insurance, Union Hall, owned by J. W. Cross penrly sommumed. losa $4,000; insured for $1.200, $300 at Bay State office, Chelsea, and $70) at People’s Kqui- table, Tarnton. The basement was occupied by G. P. Porter & Co, gunsmiths and machinists; tools aud ms- chinery mostly eayed: fully insured at New Eugland, Concord. The second story. Odd Fe Hall. pro- perty m ently 6 paved. e, deeiling house in rear of steam totally destroyed. $500; insured for $300 at People’s, Taunton; RING decliing keane sclsaseg-t Jas. Arnold, of New Bedford, lone $000. The a houses wore ocevpted by Irish families, The meeting houre, stand! n the steam mill, was saved, eihough a little scorched. damaged $40, Tho buildings were all of wood, and etwnding near the steam mill; the heat was so great it was imporibie to ravethem, The body of Mr Oti« A Reed. engineer a the steam mill. has been recovered from the rui Ile is supposed to have suffocated to death ia an st tempt to secure his m Transcript, June §. On Saturday afternoon, be: Nod woe wh Uy thunder wad Wm Ward, a mechanic, fluid entering one of the fr open st the thme, and making its way t whieh the al wae kitchea out six years of age—it made ac which ii killed the little fellow on t ter. a girl about nine years old. ¥) tan tng near by had her clothes set on fire sod was so badly burned "te despaired of. ‘The mother was eerubs ne nt the time, and Kingularly the roof rom the house, amd, on taking ite ground, ent the weatherbourds completely from the front of the buil Errortan Amatoasation =A friend left at our office, afew days mnce, what may be considered, so ctor ae our boowledge extends, @ production peeuliar to vub worm. spparently of the ry species, from the head of which bad sprouted ome three Inches in length, Voth animal and life had become extinet, wh ugh vitality clearly exteiod | ad. We underet mmow im thy vicinity of F found. The weeds epringing worm grow to the height of two of cv te t nae ing t Animal life remel ve ground fs k wea ta? St. Poul (Min.) Chronicle, Me Sporting Int Migence, Trorrise —Mitarnin COURSE — Lhere WAS 8 very ex. eollent trot over the Metairie Course yecterday after- noon, between Helen Mar and Orsy © two mile beats, in has for # purse of $150. Annexed is the May 81. —A purse of $150—free for ng hor two mi: vats, in harness, Mish sb. m. Helen Mar ee 11 . oe | June Time ¥. 0. Pic Domestic Miscellany. | ‘There were nty rig deaths in Boston during the week ending the Sth inet thermometer at Quebec, Ca. on the Sth inst, yeos Pabrenbeit in the «bade CATY TRADE RE Bart at, June & The cotton market war active aale pur. | orm ur market demand with more doing at wae rather dull, and alee light atextreme fig above the views of millers, Corn was frm. with a good demand fer export. and | sales were freely made at rates given by doll, with light sales at yesterday's pric tinued dull, Cut meats were sendy L. st former rates, Butter and cheese were without Coffee was qoiet, but firm Sugars continued steady prices, Molresee + demand from the trade Pork was STOCK SALES. Prevanecewra, J ray + 2 she Faiiread, bo. 2th: $ 7h & soa oh 8 Ba Ser ¢ Peat we Road re M $7 § x on ESGh Read on ait Tend pss etiam er i Pet eo doe ey eae ee ee NR = | charge ¢ | 94 Wack and the other red. te determt 2 Marrice On the 8th of June, by the Kight Rev. Hughes, Josnru Banzer Vater, of New York, late of France, te Cxoita Jutierre, daughter of U. i @ireult Da Vivier, Bag. of How Fork. al Anwgpott ‘Ma, Oth jast.T M Voownsane, of Al- taaneae Bl daughter of Win. Bishop, Died, June Sth. siter a protracted iliness, Mima, wife of Charles Abrenfeldt. ‘The relatives and friemds of the family, aud those ef ber brethers, W. and Joreph D Jchuston, and his bro- ther Henry, are rempecttuily jovited to attend ti funeral, trom 136 Canal street, on Monday, ab 8) o'clock P_ M., without further invitation June 6th. of consumption, Jows Tovsao, Son, in the 434 yoar of bis His friends and acquaintances, and those of his sons- in-law, A McNichol aad J. W. Chage likewise the members of Hose Company 45, ate rexpectfully invited to attend his funeral. which wiil take place at 5 o'clock thie siternoon, at his late residence, 43 Jay street, Erookiyn p pun daughter of Henry aud Mary y morning, 91h inst, Masry Jann, oldest Marshall, aged ten yenrs, (WO months and thirteen day ‘The triends of her parents, apd those ef of grand- faiher. George McAleer, and of ber uncles, George Marshall nud Thomas Raywood, are invited to attend her iuneral trom her luther’s residence, No. 39] Bows. ry. neer Sixth atreet, this afternoon, at Ave o'clock. On Saturday. Sth inst, ot consumption, James Bos- sein, aged 41 years His funeral will take place to-day, from 202 Nighth avenue, leaving there at 1 M , and the ferry, foot of Canal street. at 2PM. for Greenwood Cometery, His friends and acquaintances are requested to accept this announc: ment as @ general invitation to attund, Op Sunday, the 9th inst., Wa. Henny, only son of Alexander and Margaret Uabro, agod two years, ono month and seventeen days. ‘The friends and pte «de of bis father are re- epectfuily invited to attend his funeral, from 91 Stan- ton street, this (Monday) afternoon, tho 10th inst., at five o'clock On Saturday. 8th inst. of scarlet fover, Wiuias Hewnr, youngest child of Richard C. and Sarah M. MeCormick. aged three years and eight mouths. The relatives aud fricade of the family wre respect- fully Invited to attend the tuncral, from No. 274 Madi- son'strect, this day, Monday, June 10, at 8 o'clock, P, M.. without further invitation SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE w York, June 10, 1850. $M) moow ours 7 | mem waren Arrived. Matoamehip Atlantic, Worst, Liv Izc'elock PM, with mde,’ to ds the whole passage. She ar rived at her whart atl’ 3 40h, making the passagein 1 Gaya ond d hours from dork to dock. “No date, Lon Wi, ex Am ship Matilda, stand ith Brem ship Aan Louis ard. "OO SM steumship Georgia, Liou D D Porter, Cha 26th, wed d Jaye trom Having. with ‘she mails 9 to MO Koberte, ‘The u ssopped ae Perko Cabelio and ston for coal. Moateamship Nermann, Crabtree, Bromen, May 17th, and Scxthampton May 20th.’ May 21, of tho Lisard, saw a large American packe bound up’ the ‘Channel showing b va board the Herman; ship | ke ehip Marinioi captain ‘of the Marmio reports having be Shenandosh, May 22, exchanged wig the Ametienn hip Oramed. bougd casts, June Tess tom 66 55, Urig Osear, from Halifax, Sdays out, Juno 5, exehang. wast, len 70 26, Lae $0 17. , ‘Charleston, 62 hours, ionmssr'Rancohen, Wis re, nN eaatpata, 20 hours, with se; to Stanton & dice joer. Ba) xin pool, 30 days, with to Ship ‘saa 8 ein Flitner, Mobile, 15 days, with cotton, to ‘Nermith ‘& Sen Ship Columbi: Mallets, Apali cola, 17 days, with eot- ton, Se, to master. Bark Potomac, (ef Barnstable.) Lofitt, Palermo, 0 days, with trait, to master. Bark Mount Wasbington, Pettingill, Trinidad de Cuba, nt with sugar, to Chatham & vert. Sid in co with ma Task Vernon, Hays, Savanna, 9days, with cotton and Tice, to Sturges, Clearmap: Brig Triumvh, (Hr) Dudley, Limerick, 85 days, with 9s aster, {ist een Limerick, 27 days, with 104 ro es Fees steal, ‘31 days, with 71 pas- 4 Stir Josoph Hen agree, 90 days, in ballast, to Olngs & Sepione, Pur bacite, Yates, Jacksonville, 18 days, with timber, to «ene ‘Chak, Elie, Worth Caroline, 5 days, with shingles, sche Picise Reblicaon, Wilmington, NC, § days, with ma tc "'Sclr Globe, Guimons, Washington, NC, 6 days, with naval to SL Mitel "Bath Cone, Pugh, Wilmington, NC, 4 hale with naval Soir ata Alasic, Sandford, Wilmington, NC, 7 days, with na- sere HB torten Daniels, Virginia, 3 faye, with wood wood. , errs Beamas, Virginia, 2 days, with S—at sunset 8. noth, which easled heneo for Mb rt 7S, whl pom From all quarsera, ‘w done con rh Wid at sunrise N—at meridia Rarorsep~Th Lf brs Ellen’ St Jago dee 30th. LPs Breanne Agcanrie } May 23—-Sid Madison, Smith, NYork, May Mare ueima, Mathieu, NOtleans. Sid he HI—Std Elise, Gatjon, N Yorks Cel Baty} Purging, top, Sid 20th, ALTAR, Me York) . Borton jelphia; Albion, Apalachi- reced, Raljimore;, Sir Hf Pot- * weker, doy », Power, San NVork. wrth. NVork: Margaret, Ord, vay 4 San Franeise.; Dt Gibson cn Allen, NVork: 27 Aa ; Lae ai iiam, Robinson, Union, t ‘Crathorae, Gale red May 2—Cld. Fide ¥ Poin, ve sia thers, Pike, NT ™» Art Switeeriand, Debbard, 1 for NYork): American Eagle, Di 14 Patadine, Rugb hown, NOrt 91, California; 29th, Poppe, San Francisen. me Th Ate pbaneen, W Work and ived—Seor Virginia, New York Arti Secor Virginia, ‘on. Arrived—Sebrs Bi) Townsend, and Lamar. Foreign Matis, Letter bags of steamer Avia, for Halifax and Liverpsol, Pill close at the Fachange Reading Room, No. 2 Exenange, on Tuesday, dune ith ck. atter Rage for Ric Invetr hove, on Thare or Uhage wert ina, nt thy cial essen tte Hines see alee ot Kenyon’s, #1 Wall steees. Miscellaneous, ror arowrom, $4 tens, with whaling mareriale Axturen. Re apd rrele, ) Wee fold BP Beetion at NiBeatora = the Sth aoe tee eroe, Notice to Mariners. Tens anrvoo, April To the eastward of the liehthonee ef Pernambuco, two iret oye heave been placed ¥ effin, will'clove aa Sjock,"and be forwarded Ia ‘The above h of these baoye at voing tacer ten te thesouth there It #nier buoy te the here ie 0 ted by the wv nk nit Breren, of standing NB, Jane 4, * See Sie riage ae Stowe arch ee etn ter Boston, Mag Ith, } ay ama chi T Brown and Indy, AH Waalemon. Béwards, Mark Aum, (of Sag Harber « Peay tyctiy out 4 reas sah, dane’) eoaliec dnet sere ey Speen ret pane Sos Harber. She lets m Bor ema Hor Lit, 2300 wh, Poreiga — Guanre nega, Moy 21 Cid Sig Marine, Brow Havana, Mi Agere Fapanion, — ia Ware § SY Mary Bil Elles, Kinsman. liosto at ee, Per’ |, Basa Joha Carver, Moneta, famuae: 2th, brig De 29th, ship Lucerne, inaya, Ste Nand Nickels, Pravkfe brig Zoyder aren, outta, Clarke, eer Sater Mesatenn, Oxnard, Pevesy! Hends: Wyersanetellen, a ton; June t, ship 0, Boll, NYerk; beig ot, Sierra’ Morena, iy Valoon (s), Haraveis, b, Rw pi Sagua d N¥ork; bri N fw 3 Fairy, Wil Orleans; er 4, i, Beaton; Monta Mace, Cwaas eg fg 4 marioeten; th, brig ree . lor, hela ‘et she, wily daatellae "Preble, Gadi diss iebes, Amberes; P Pe ton, Curtis, St sy Amie pegeirien, Gar ing Sagua te Grand Semers, Wars: ha rong Be 6 logue. zt, ship Condor, Lenox, aula, Plakias, Portland; 3a, thip Saceaville, ‘At do, June3—Ships Tarquin, Dou Onark, Davia, d pe Clare au jan, Oxnard, on Slee ult from rn Ww freight «r oh Thomas Churoh, Prat Scudder, do; Carwatic. Ady freight or charter; M ld; Henry N ht or © " Melcher, do de: Philab freight, or ch Drummond, for St Petersbu Hearn, for Comes, d arier; Adelaida, esapeake, Pike, am, thaniel Blache, York, boat diss: George Micioke Voin ; Brunette, Preble, Mary Lowell, Flood, divg: tapi; fer 'N York, éuh fas ‘Mary Pil a, Kismaun, #8, do; Thorndike, Perkin, for Cowon, lag: RON Asteloy » Crosby, do; Sarah L Jona William Androw, Niel arcing; ‘Julla, Wilson liokections e jianca Aurora, disg; Palomon, In Victoria, Ari eka, dieg: Dantel We » ham, for ‘Trivete, 9001 tefita, Bors, di Ree, diss: Duquesea driga A Field May Rico, Anderson, ston, eld} ind tn Fortune Teller, n; Adela, McLarty, ab ‘oto "Mayo, eo: Henry Mar Sine ‘alow arke. is Marm May 9)-Sid sobe airy, Locks, Wilming- tons aoth Il Mrorig Persian, Com Bullinaa, WY Maranzas, May 15—Eutcred, bark KH Knight, Sawyer, Besion "Sophia, Walker, do) Al Tie brig . Smith, Wilmingt Lust, N York's brig Maria, In Washington, Newton, Philade!p! er, Boston: barks Julia, Wilson, N York ws asses ; Janson, Thompson, St Thomas d, Frankfort ; 25¢h, Delhi, Ho Banzoet, York may, l--Sebr Modesta (Span), Sanches, N Orleans; Hand, Nickels, Cows; 2ist, bark A’ G Hill, Tho- 1; Falmouth 24th, bark Marlon, Jackson, Comes’ brig c sehr M. Hie & Providence. tuts et a Pour Mansa, hs, May 27-—Azr brig Scotia, Hubbard, Bal- yuaeo pe Cua, May 19-Sid echr Catherine, Scott, ork. Home Ports. Boeron, June ®, A M—Are bi & Applotan, Wickerse timore; brige Peconocket, Brower, Philadelphia: Chaat Haskell, do; sobre Hens Me Sumit Foxwelt Oandy, Peas x eet, Biekford: (Bi ie on Ei Tile F Piymouth Rock, Calaw pets. a Pee Woadhar ‘St dota s NB, and Liverpoolt Michi Jon, NB, vis Predericks- Somes, NOrieans;, ba . Hagar, N Yor 3 brig Ji a , Lovell, N 4 do,’ Sid brig ZF sioop Sylahy ‘Tathitt, Rondon, rr'bark’ Gibraltar, Jordan, Now. ne: echre Merehant, Tessier, Havana 5, Lauk, Jn the offing, itr ship Pala cid a ship Sellivan, id ship Sullivan; brig B! own, Sam Arr schrs erg ‘ana, Many Man, eae ton fer Norwich; Wakalis, Varna , Ooaegete za for Mystic; Elizabeth, Bwen, Norwish for Alby loop Alfa, Vail, Nor- wich for NYork, Sid sehr Caroline, Packer, N’ Niork;" sloop New sant Lat New Bepronn, Juni Jo are oe Fo mn, Fred: = 7 -oranaies Adans, rN Tork oy Wee Ger Hop- kine, eee june l—Arr schrs Ovien, Hulse, Rondout, for rhecen iy, a Cod, Beige yor for mks ~ Aks =. ~ Br maciphie, for Reston: Chariette, Risley, Piuladelphia; th, Selence, Glade ding, Bristol for Albany. — vroue, June S—Are wche Jew, Hoyt, Philatel- S~Arrechr Saunders, Harriman, Phila- marlon, Mason, Gal x 8: der, Baltimore; sehrs Perkins, ‘iat, Aine Watt, loots Champ be, ares, , NYork: Time, Kdwards, Suffolk, Shee ig. Vincennes, Merrill, rye y Dunster, Bagley, Norfolk, Sid bark Medora; Jone 7—Arr 24, ashe Amerloa, Wheeler, Ron= wipasce, Jone Arr schre Sontham + Delaware, Har ng, Poilederphia, le Passengers Arrived. Cracnee—S!eawstip G: 5 Gettee W Deane, WW Curcis, ‘Tester, We 2 Mersbell, R's Lorenson, Dos Locas Delonte’ W DS vig, Baw Jones, W Beaty and la ith, © Cope, id w eo hy oS ote ¥ Win dO Marah, J Fors, ay ead ohlik fiaber ancl Me Wood, tee ios Wood, Miss Appleby, Mes ‘bation, ny W Wl Biabnien, two rp Movris, Kennett, Lenj Woakes, titae J tron, Mies Roberts, Joho Downes than, OW car fs Hin es alting. mn rcaiver, Mr Tr Benet Gnpe. Runge and Jb Penbaab, derep hive Weipel Fogel Weig Weller aie uz Mi Mi Sternberper, Mise © Steruterger, Ls msen, W Rethierd one Tedy A heihtons, Wes, ethers, Geo Kuchford, © Leateery ond indy OSiles 994 Wa Tonder, Win Lindof, J W stration WB Cos, Mr Chel, Ann Gilman, . Mt iren, An Indy’ aad child, servant, dr, wn Ys he a lady, Joba J Te . ren wart, J M iaywood, » AB Morrelt CA jon, W Onthbert, J i ngs Rerri- . dan 1, J on Keeeeh, Wwe Kee, vs Cia Vahore, a i benaye hitenry—d Br Francis. “John Miller, Theodore Foe. doury Baker, wm ® Drom, ab i Creviing, dames Hyerm, W ty WdJacksow, RT Wither ck, W Rice hadi Miemett, DI AyGuire, oper Con ley Chas. Look ro Henry Watts, tear’ Thyat, Cfewel Ch Themes B Kidder, e nels Bruser, John W. " Hare, Wiliam Miles, dames 1 beg adieg, Joh, Te ¥ row mJ te 8 8 Smyl y Giheon, Gritie Chast rin Timer berisre, Ara Cady, George ® ie James Gorman, sae ilewe, Layne fleg= forming Cage Pe C Laverin, Chariee euch's company. for Poseengers to Arrh ., sree Bar—Brig Patio ite Drea Dradish,eetet,wite aad Ons | Canaires, oon; | Cups 2 R! ste Steewee like fiy Vbew thay e meDICAL, NATISM, ASTHMA, Ii his Pag | Fe au, prave toallras ‘tee rr: ea aves ~ the" breesea, ant, ooek, New Yous Hosrcrat, my 5, ag Ewanvel Lou's the mice wine. of Professor - t hare jor she deserw’ mine~ laguelic Powder” of inssats, aad certify "tbat ib isentiroly free from A Fal or other sorranive pol iv ver! the imsoot fafety. ing. Lyon's Depot, 2,000,000 vishout a tale Is is Paine sceptical o Dr. K., at 44 and tiv fortel of its cots, The trad per doren. iy « Im rettrenes to tte weil y fu yf pubdlie Taw eNCE REID. Prot. the fone oF agama it ia ‘a combination of yt $a he on on 1 hi 420 Broadway. UF BOTTLB® linger’ bare and we 2 wll be paid ¥ ad OUrstive effects, whe will call om 476 Broadway, betwoen Grand and Boome e reveled at bW Panrlstcoet, Gi oante, oF DER Suc and much to bi faculty, sasoreiy your disouvers. own mult that your N mend he whol te the Universal theme of us ail, bul we are bullied and blustered into resommendin) ot permitted to share or profit, or repittatio on. superiority over po ver, and would fis, but im conse: forte) but your sce. logy, and julil that ia made, I doubt if wven * confiden potter. wae ir De Lan tirely new and w! &e., treated in a © Ree bond aes 4th of practice will m instance. Conew physician can gaint resist 8 fi ONT, ‘e Ket Ty eg oures in every CaRC, OF UO pay. Female Pei Is £ cerning Jour Newrutie. ial letters but if letier shomld he My NS | Howeam ft doce affection or debility. Call aud seg the letters Who lave been cured ty it, $1.8 bottle, 82 per don. mei MEDIES A) hivers: before known in Americs. or of physician phy pee wows Reng, Spank or 4 Lat. te to you im the mame of the Mad! You are high for dy thoy will nes, lune cia low me, sir, te tell you, i rot Gladly crormsad is'nst ont iption, (what we believe rrlity apainet the faculty requires ig form her medicines of th Jam, sir, a. UNS or ra The FACULTY. vial, ervous Antidte mal herwiso? It never fails phone Tomnale somaplate ar and intelligent manner. ae fi the « seal the: aay Inoal platen, wane Wwhied hai pani eelleris of rope tinal marring’ Fuewn't her an Koiwhich her sex ia (Extract of a Letter fro Da. A.M. er ICRAI My Dear 64: w ew Teath ‘ition, itsao. pre Jast oconsion, ee ty eine. tau cane,” Gn ioe roshipe, ‘ ent ae mint ar) « i Detomeaha provided another HEM. sa WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL UOM- Professer ‘4. M. Maarioenn, of Di Pp. sid Prioe Si Yeuzs ‘t scacalocy awaits tos heneek, nm ion of this work. It ie To those ie Teath dogs nov permit of am increase of fax tea ae my nh one in <r iairs ag ont earns mode of et ahem me Gratlepen in its Tog Ch A ee wou! wife hoes bees PER, ‘00 vletimne of disease te ny Haned with his Tiree, T trted oe Tooncinded to ge under a course of Vised @ Sowtia Advice of se he let of J to perfect health the wf on private dise M DUANE 87! je Ea 1 ho promised veral advartiatug doetert vers! a: Wao the hoepitals where (hs mercury for six weeks. ted: pains in my sat ag jist, and, te skeleton.” Is 0: SONTIDESTIALE con ita, aes ee Set faa : hoap! cqeve, See hi diptemn ie bie Ofte D’ MUKPDY BAS REMOVED HIS eee Fos vat Roserelt street, west Chatham, ey sulted on all formes of private deeases. teen yrart enables cure, er refund the me days. Ne merew D Lave een) gare of thy ‘realty 9m, and treated hele uae kis divense in all ica forms. ned by thane yO CURE No be at care 2) Donne stres oo all forme poare enabler itm tent Ersarsa 500 4, and em withoat the least p* ‘TORY: Gen Piscean, Pee enaTeving?, shows the web Disensee ct the of Youth, are faith be plate fangw wei read by every one ip contracting ma Grow DRL WM. ¥e York. PDIVAL sulle om the treatment im y nevorn Gibbons, 105 South street. 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