The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1850, Page 4

INTSLLIONSES BY THE MAILS, peepee Our Washington Correspondence. Wasuinoron, June 38, 1850. Mr. Soulé om the California Lends and the California Boundery—Curiows Ordinance—The California Concen- Sanit resumed the thread of his argument at ono @’clock to-day, commanding the close attention of the Benate, of the members of the House in the lobbies and of the men, and even of the ladies, in the gallery’ whe are only good listeners in the event of » good @pecoh. He finished up, as first in order, his argument upon this strong point, that unless the public lands in Vali- fornia are secured by some precedent act of Congress, or by some act contemporancously ratided with Cali- fornia with the act of her admission asa State, that un- Jess something of this sort is done, the new State may, ‘at her own discretion, appropriate the public domain, or eede in charity a greater or lesser portion of it to the Waited States, reserving the gold wines, of course, to herself, because she will be sovereign over the lands, ‘unless Congress shall reserve a jurisdictionover them, @onsented to by California before she is admitted. ‘To show the extent of the generosity of the State of California to herrelf, we give the following “ ordi- mance,” of which, howevei authenticated copy has eon reesived here, se that, even if agreed to by Uon- grees, it will amount to nothing @RDINANOH OF THE CONVENTION ASSEMBLED TO FORM A CONSTITUTION FOR THR STATR OF CALIFORWIA, 11 RMLA- ‘TION TO THM DISPOSITION OF THE FOBLIC LANDS IN THAT state. ‘Bo it ordained by the convention assembled to form 8 constitution foo the State of Colifornia, om behalf and by authority of the people of suid State, that the peal poritions be submitted to the Congress of United States, which, if assented to by that toay, 'y ou this State :— be, eee of land in every quarter township of the public lands, and. wh section has been soi: OF otherwise disposed of, other lands equivalent thereto 2m@ ascontiguous as may be, shall be granted to the Btate for the of schools, 2. Beventy two sections of the anappropriated lands Jying within this State shall be set apart and reserved Sor the usw a support of @ university, San Se: ether with sue! ther quantities as mia} Show shall be conveyed to the Stat ad jy to the use and support of such im such manner as the legislature may upon by Congr: SPoroptinted vale university, prereribe, 8. Your sections of land, to be selected, undor no ted to the State ior its use i ‘cstablinhing peat of governm: to defray the ox- Penses of pubiie buildings at the same. 4. Five hundred thousand acres of the unappr: jated public lands in this State belonging to Vmited States, in addition to the 500.000 acres granted 4 the new States under an act of Congress distributing tthe public iands among the several Union, approved A. D. 1841, shall be de- signated, under the direction of granted to the State, expenses of the State geverninent leg of defraying the nd other State cting all expenses incident to the same, shall also De appropriated for the encouragement of loarning. rings within this State, and the lands Teserved for the use of the same, at least one section, including each spring. shail be granted to the State, to be used or dispored of as the legislature direct. 6. The firet senators and representatives elected to Congress from this State, are hereby authorized and empowered to make or assent to such other prope- eitions as the interests of the,State may require ; and ges OF new propositions, when: approved Jogiata shall bo as obliga ry as it tho ray thereto ; and all stipulations entered into by the legislature in pur- suance of the authority hercin conferred shall be con- pmpact between the United States tho daghstetine, is hereby further in bel uthority of the United States, of the vacant Jands within the limits of this State. Hering disposed of the question of the public lands, Mr. Soule addressed himeelf to the subject of t! Doundaries of the State of C: ‘they were extravagant, unnatural, ‘that the Missouri line was the proper sou! ary tor the State. is speech produced a powerful effeet. Tho oldest Senators ned with a closeness of attention which ‘they are not accustomed to exhibit; and youngest, Mr. Douglass, armed with ‘and papers, is to answer him to-morrow ; and if of Soule against California, ern bound- shake 7S ument stands, have accomplished the greatest work o Bis life, jarox, June 25, 1850, Omnibus Stock Down Again—A Little More Light Upon the Subject, for the Benefit of owr Wise Legislators —Iu- portant Information from the South. ‘We have had » good deal of light thrown upem the California question, yesterday and to-day, by the dis- Unguished Senator from Louisiana. Ie has shown that, to admit California just as she is, will involve the Joss of the public lands to the goverument, gold mines and all; that her boundaries areunnatural, extrava- gent, ehapeless, ungainly, unfair, and impolitic. But more than that. It appears that Mr. Semple, Prosi- dent ef the Convention, had » talk with Mr. Butler King, in which Mr. King was free to declare that the object of getting up a State in California was to relieve the administration of the negro question, and that he sdvised them to take in as much territory as they ould; and, for God's sake, if possible, to leave nething to be legislated for by Congress. It appears, also, that following this advice, the convention crossed over the Sierra, and took as much territory as they could possibly manage of the Great Basin, having no doubt that, as“ Congress was in a tight place,” (according to Mr. Botts,» member of the con ) they would be glad to ‘admit Caliternia upon any terms, Mr. Botts, seems to be as much & matter-of-fact man as his er John Minor Botts, suid We have got Congress in a tight place, They ar they bound to take us, ecum m rm the tremendous boundary laid dewn hence the ordinanee of the conventlor would, of course, be selected along the seams of tl gold mines ‘The question of the admission of California, just as therefore, not only involves her unnatural boun- crossing over her natural limits into the Great braces the question of ® loss to ous sod millions of money, im © of the seams of the gold mines, ifmos of of the pubtie domain of California. ‘These appareut facts, as disclosed by the Dowel of Mr. Sule, have put the omnibi k down to-day; and asthere are several Southern Seustors who are isponed to back out @ bill again be- ion of fue the exact inerits of the terrible attack of Mr. Boule There is » great deal of ignorance in Congress of the apby ol the territories acyuired from Mexico. It £s Peculiar, 0 entirely dilferent from ouything bat u understand it, any asin duty bound, and ia mpt to deseribe it Texas, the whole country to the Pacific is ; the Rocky Mountat New Mexico, and th west, separating it from the wildest wae of the erating it f Secin Mountains. on Great Barin, These ‘Most rogged country Fade aud ite nomerous tributaries water Yaileys But they are bi y pe Indians, pretty well advanced in the rudiments of ‘Tartar civilisation Beto country can be st be provided the and are they to be for a quarrel here about slay: Deseret. ot the Great Basin, bas ite boun @efined. A ronge of high mouwntaina divide it from Oregon proper, another range shute it off from Colo- Fado, om the rast. aud the towering Sierra Nevada ehut it completely inon the west. It has scarcely « Bingle outlet to the sea. it is nearly five hundred miles square, or two thou nd it, follow ing the mountain ridges waters which fall upon the -anounding mountai flow down upen both sides, and on the je, there being no outlet, they | are lost in the sands, of gathered late lakes, and exbaled by the » fiver, alter & course Basin of some three hundred and the reud, and © the sink” the overianders to ( other streams fall Into the Gr plus waters are exbaied by 8 a streams on the weet flow nto the basin @nows on the Sierra Nevada. down ite thered into the Pyramid Lak er Lake, and other inker, and evaporated. The qmountains surrounding the Great Basia thus arrest {ng and exbausting the clouds from all sides. it erilom it ever rains in the beart of the Hasin itself, and Laws ‘this vert area. excepting & few detached uch as the Mormon location, which is Ub desolation, tin ber. lesa, grassiess, without apimal & chaos of rand wastes, roicanic spting®, and mountains of barail, and veorial searcely yet cooled down. Its general level is about four thousand five hun red foot above the sea, and the mountain spurs within it, end the around it, are from uve to tea feet While its bald surface is bliswred by the au its altitude, it freesee in thie basin overy night in she year, je a country where nature seems to have on her most forbidding features, a vast confusion of volcanic wastes, not yet cooleddown from the ac- ten of the fires below. It is a country where thousands mules and oxen perish every year in crossing it, and bet the North is suspicious ot the introduction of oiCalltornte, on the Pacific, absorbs the reat of our Mexican territory Its natural boundaries are well known. Oregon north, the Sierra Nevada on the eas! the Pacific on the west. Sd the Moxiean line on t! south. This comprises all that is valuable in our Mexican scquisitions, and the only territory of them on which lal can sustain itself Exclude it owe and mature excludes it everywhere else. Hence the demand of the Sovth for a share of the territory on the Pacific, The reat is not worth s dollar per thousand acres, take it all together. That the South are in earnest on this point we have every reason to beliove. for we are infor: that ths of the Southern States Mf this omnibus becom what will follo Our Baltimore Correspondence: Barrimonn, June 26, 1850 Shocking Murder—Recovery of Stolen Property—Removals —Cheap Property—Fires—Independent Grays, $c. A shoeking murder was committed in this city on Monday night,the victim being Arminius 8. L. Watkins, azed 20 years, son of Thomas (. Watkins, of the exten- sive mercantile firm of Watkins, Dungan & Waescho, It appears that @ slight difficulty had taken place be- tween some white and black boys, in the southern sec- tion of the city, and that young Watkins, among others, was present. Ie started home with two othor Inds, and, when opposite a row of houses in which some blacks reside, exclaimed that he would “ soften some nigger’s head before he got home.” IIe had searcely uttered the words, when » volley of bricks were thrown at him, and one negro man approached with a brick in bis band and struck him a heavy blow on the top of the head. Ie fell senseless, and survived but a few hours. poli track of the murderer, and it is hardly possible th: can escape, The police have succeeded in reco portion of the sixty bage of coffee atol nce from the warehouse of Messrs. Traverse, Hight wore, Raps erday, pete to the Fete, store of John Schaub, and he was arrested and held to bail for trial, om the charge of receiving goods knowing them to be stolen Postmaster Maddox yesterday, his appointment hav- ing been confirmed by thy Senate, removed two of his lettor carriers, and appointed others in their places. ‘The fine mill property at the Falls of the Patapseo, with 48 acres of land, which was built a few years sin at a cost of $80,000, was yesterday sold at the ge for $15,000. ty ey een proved very severe on Baltimore —one firm, that of Wethered & Bowie, having lost about $100,000, and ethers smaller amounts. ‘The iron foundry of Mr. G was destroy: by fire on Monday night; and yesterday morning C Hearties’ establishment for refining beeswax, was com- mitted to the flames, The Independen’ strong card of thanks, for all th kindness they recei New York and ot! perceive, provided Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Piitaveremia, June 25, 1850. Loss of the Steamer Mountainser—Sporting. +. Tlearp, with regret, that about one o'clock this morning, the steamboat Mountaineer, while on the passage from New York to this city, ran upon the old foundation of the Brandywine Light, whore she knock- ed a large hole in her side, and is now full of wator. It is thought she will be total loss. She was at the time in charge of a New York pilot and captain, to be delivered to her owners here—consequently there were ne passengers on beard. A fire this morning, about three o'clock, deatro; the coffee roasting establishment of Saieedee sell, corner of Pegg strect and Ember’s court, North- ern Liberties. The loss, which is about $800, is unin- sured, The building.» frame one, was insured; loss about $600. A bath house attached to an ‘adjoining mansion, was destroyed, and other damage done. ‘An attempt at a race between the celebrated nags Sorrel Ned and Golish, occurred at tho Hunting Park Couree, yesterday afternoon, ‘The purse was $1,000. ‘The odds were against Ned, $100 te $80, and a great body of spectators were present. At the sound of the bugle, 4 o'clock P.M., the horses made five several efforts to start, but without suceess. Each time Ned broke when within # few feet of the judges’ stand After the fifth trial both horses were withdrawn, and Ned's backers paid the forfeit. The steamebip Constitution, which leaves this port on Monday next, for California, takes out, as freight, the steamer Fawn. This boat was built at Wilmin, ton, and being tried, and found to suceced well, she was taken to pieces, and packed away on board the Constitution, to be taken to San Francisco, where she will be put together again, to run on some one of the routes between that city and the adjoiniag towns. Engine, wheels, cabin Mxtures, &c., are all on board, coniplete the pew swamsnip, called the Umvu, vane ae to be launched on Saturday. She is 175 fect long, and of the propeller order. ex1c0.—The following ts tho ation of Col. Monroe, eailing upon the people Mexico to hold an election for delegates to a vention for the oustitution, and to w n of this territory into the Un! ¥ n Monroe, civil and military oid territory of New Mexico, do hereb ualified clect ors of said territory bail assemble at the preeincts of the respective counties on Mons the 6th day of May next, between the rising id the ane of the sun, to vote by ballot tor dele- ‘enta Fe on Mon- tion of State day. the 16th of May next, ns fol of Paos, 3 delegates; Rio Verba, 3 do.; Banta Fo, Sd, een Miguel; § do, ; Saute Anna, ¥ do, | Rornilillo, 2 do. ; Valen convenient preeinets shall appotut three d erect persons ns judges of election in t cinets. Otherwise said election shal manner and form as preseribed in t ritory, under the title of“ election,” except that the prefect’s clerk of each county shail, with the assist: of the prefect, examine and enst up the votes gi each candidate; shall give a certificate of elee the person having the largest number of vote shall transmit to the Beeretary of the territory abstract of all the votes given, within four days trom the day of election. Given under my hand, at the Government louse, in the city of Santa Fe, this 23d day of April, A. Ps sane. JOUN M Military and Civil Gov nor New’ Mexico. Invortant Lvreutaexnces—Tux Great Nicara- er Rours.—The following is the latest and most authentic intelligence on this matter :— New Tonk, June 26, 1850. I notice xen, article thle morning, in your paper, Terpecting Nicaragua. if you recollect me, I cal Hed to ree you reveral time: “e ive you such correct in- eae L could, and would now re- mark, a¢ to the practicability of the oe there is no doubt, if you look at the map. W. e engaged our engineers, to leave here about the letof July, at « salary of shout $17,000 per annum, all expenses pa! end Mr Childs at the head They go not to ascertain jeability of the building of the canal, but to make the actual surveys, and lay down the roate, Our boat, the Director, leaves here on Monday, for the pur. pose of completing the line for the transportation of | the passengers from ocean to ocean, via Nicaragua She is intended to navigate the St Juan river. The steamer Nicotagua is now at Chagres, waiting orders | to be sent up the lake, to take her station there, and these orders go out by the steamer of the Ist of July, with our superintendent. That being done, the route for transportation of ngere and freight, from Coran to ceran, @ distance 6f 140 miles, will be com- P over an easy and comfortable road, which will be ac- | complished in 20 hours and les: feetly healthy eo Y DD. Warren, of Springfield, Mars, bas recovered a verdict of $6 CW against officer Starkweather, of Bos- ton, for slander, in charging hir with being « whole- sale dealer in countertelt money. te, and all by rteam, except 15 miles land carriage, | and through « per- &e., CITY TRADE REPORT. Wrorespar, Juno 2—6P. M. ‘atively inactive, the sales being light, while prices exhibited very little nge. Dealers were still waiting the receipt of the Niegara. The flour market was dull, and sles of com- below Corn was, ii | . Ineluding moss ated below. There ge in | Coffee was A ;™ | Were modera } — The market was quiet at $5 69% 8 $5 75 for nd $6 ter penria. «from Lst to 2th June 1850, Dole. 2.849 +. Ml M8 $0 18 vhio, at $625 | t $204, and Brandywine at $3 %; | quiet. There wasan active demand 4 firm market, and we mote sales of 1,996 eanets ©, 6 $1 40 for mined, aad $1 40 tor prime whice; le | | bh R : About 200 bbls. | but sales are checked by ‘the firmness of the white, at $1 42 also, 800 bushels dull, at 6030. a Ble. Was scarce. a more buoyant, with sales of | 000 bush- first sale im @ long time. Ouis were rteady, e wis for Northern, and 440, 450 for Jersey, Corn was in better supply, and prices favozed the buyer; about 20.000 bushels sold at O50. @ Ge. for 280 33,737 226 us to-dey were ehiefly of & rotail character, but et full previous prices. The talk is, waiting letters. as buyors do not understand why spinners on the other side should have » better opinien of its valuo than their own nuts, The advices from worst ever Lrg ars ms bortedes SER ERNRE! vere 1 = PS > 1 = Co Small sales of St Bomingo coffee were making at 83,c., and of Kio vt 100, Murket rather quiet. yor a ta , ¥Fsatuyns.—A sale was mado of 15001bs , and 11001bs.. ame. Western live geese, at Fisn.—Codi was nr oar ‘at former rates. Of No. 3 mackarel so) barrels sold from second Baad, at $1 S50, 8 $4 S70, Notbiog doing in herring. Frsicurs.—Vessels’ up for Liverpool gonerally do- manded 316d for cotton. while small Cn ots were made to fil |. For corn 3d was de- mande lead weight, including some cheese, was take fornia coal was taken at $20 were on- gaged on priv an bye terms. Measurement freight contl- nued to be taken at 600. per foot. Hay.—We have to report » lower market for North River, with sales of 500 bales, at 50 # 62ig¢., chieily for ex) essa inthe making, for distilling, at 18 alic,cash. Market d Ixon,—The market continued dull for Scotch pig and Bnglish bar; prices, however, wore unchanged, Limy.—The receipts of comm ample, and sales were freely mad: Tae. cask. eo demand the trade was tair, with at unchanged prices. 1, Stoxes.—Common rosin was in good request, \d we note sales of 40 bbis Wilmington, at red. Of white rosin the sales wore 800 bbis., 260 Ibs. - Spirits of turpentine sold in lots, at 3140. a Se. cash. Rough turpentine was quiet, without change in price, Tho stock of tar was esti mated at from 8,400 to 10,000 barrels, and of turpentine 5,000 barrel Paovisions.—The market f ticularly prime, while holders were pretty frm. The sales reached 1,000 bbls, at $10 04 » $1075 for mess, and $8 624 for prime, Also 2000 bbls. mess on terms not ascertained, Holders of beof were steady, but the demaud was limited to some small parcels moss, at $8 75 a $10 24, and primo, at $6 9 $650, Best hams were held at $13 30, without sales of moment. Cut meats were in moderate request at ices. Lard was less firm at To. for prime. We know of no sales, Butter sud eheeso were in limited demand at previous figures, pork was heavy, par- Le Bxroxt rrom Ist to 2htn Juxe. 1850. 1849. teens Y 093 Lv _ if c= Tbe mai ket was steady, “Vth sates of 100 Bae at $4 60 a $4 76. Kaos We noticed « rale of 90 bales Sicily white ry 4 months. r—The raler, to day, wore made as fol- lows:—1 lot, with threo story brick dwellin Hud- son street. near Amos street, 20x50.10, $3.950; vacant lot on Nineteenth corns Unimproved property in Dunkirk—1 water lot, 80 ft. front, on West Froat « $000; 1do, do. 9625; 1 do. 40 fk fromt, $850; site tore Jock, toot of Eagle st, $800; 1 water lot, 40 ft, front, on West Fr do... 0 do., $400; 1 do. adja ing. $320; 1 do. do. 1 do. do . $310; 8 10! foan st., between West Front snd West Becon? # ao each. $195; 1 lot on West Third, between Pelican and Swan, 200x120, $150; Llot on West Third st., betwoen d Bagle, do, $150; 1 do. do. do, Lark and Mik st between Bast Becond and rr $55 Blots corner Fox and Kast Second st., aud 1 in rear on Deer +t , $50 each, $200; 1 lot on Doer et , between Hast Second and Rast Third et, $) liot Leo- pad and Kast Third st., $20); of and Lion, and 1 in rear, $92) ae at, the arrival of the Pacific, which is expeveeh here on to-morrow. Tatow.— The market was pretty active. Tho last sale of prime city rendered was made at 7 cents, cash. Wrutkxy.—The market was more buoyant, with sales of 60 bbi upposed at 24 cents. Prime was held at 24; cents, and dradge at 233, time. ReOCRIPTS BY THE NORTH RIVER BOATS THIS MORTING. Flour, 6800 Ubla. Provisio w. « 1.24 80 Bale ORE: Bourd—$300 Marylai lian Jong: he demand for cotton hae wales bave tm the market, ots of tra at po 2) has declined, but a sale is reported at Tt . Rye four isrtationary at taken Se ge Tt calen, Wheat 00d demand, wad 6,000 by made public. Flour—No — Duriness very dull; rome smal de are selling at $5 25, but firm at $40. nothing deing. but prices firmer. and bbls. sold at Freights continue very dull aixston, Jone 23 —Cotton— The market wasquiet bo transactions having been limited to sat prices ranging from 11'y to Le. Dormer prices fully sustained. PORKION MARKETS, 4, June 18.—Sim superior y Cueuruchos, are roarce and can only be m: very vearec. and bute small quantity real fale on either side of the island. We qoute rials tor ordinary to middling, and 5); ‘Hale for the better kinds. Grinding is ued throughout the island, with few exceptions. The ae tal result of the present erop, worre than they were lately Fup posed to be. from the South side that the production is 40 per o «than lost year In connection with the yield of next season the ravages of the cholera are assa: ing @ serious aspect. This disease ed with a great deal of mortality am population on the estat: cheek, the destruction encbance the cort the laborers mnst the quantity of resent circumstances from any tourees available to 2 rinl« bas been paid in #01 in others, In the harbor 2 rinh molaeres wae made nt 5 Pp The rteek ts ont: whole quantity rie , SS vanrete our Inst report were There are now 600 ¢ 1.200 quintals 10% rinks, = Freigl £2 for Cowes avd ® market crsburg direct; vessels contia We quote to the United States, aft per box suger, $24, for molncee we on London. 11 a 1ky per cent prem.; which rates are almost nominal, as the enquiry is very limited, New York and Boston, par to ds per cent prem, Maranzas, Jone 1 mand. We quote white at Th; good to fair, ON 9 6% diy 8 43; Mureovado, 5 Of these Inat searce- ly aby remain jn “ first” bas Molasses ts stilt at Th rinks per keg. Rice ie yet dull and cannot be quoted at mo: re than 10% rinks Vreights are at $1 per box and $4 per hhd. of sugar; and $2 9 $2% for mo- In fide: Small Vessels are wanted. Ba- of 170 casks at aflont, 1,000 of Brazil. jagare are still in The receipts at this port since our last have been:— Flour, 80 bbis ; wheat, 10.000 bush ; corm, 10,000 bi Flour fe but in moderat 4, witha heary mar. ket and covnread tendency in prices. Prime wheat te in 4 and firm, but there ie ——* in com a ore Going in it Ohio whiskey ieacey ow Freight are unchanged. wad Avrasy, Jane 26, 1850. To day's receipts are as follows — Flour, 2.000 bbia; wheat. none; corn, 21,000 bush. The flour market has and nye. ho’ ders. is in good lower prices; anles of 9.000 Desb. of mined Seoters at i6e, ate 236 eee ee Pris whiskey we quote te ’ Provirance, June 24—Sehr Sylvester Gomer, le Ogg HY lachiccia. Sid’ sehvs dene, itading, “Newt ive b | #, Daltimore. Sehr Vu | tens ot appear to have been long im bp Whdetphia, Dave haw Base Anetaine, from Calais, for NYorh, in going d forgo. piney roix river recently, without win Hichimown, Jone 24— Bate! Thon Bs Brook, where rhe remaine: trie ki rend Me Ken tie, Lakes.” Bid on +] = adiy. \k ‘ocahontas, Bingham, NYork; Gipsey, Pertina, N Laer , 4 Ay Married, cnn be put down, to vossels in by this 0m 20th June, 1848, by hos, Hugh Smith Osepenter, Reaver {Oregon Spectator, ira nae = Wa.us Tinea eet formorty of Providenes, B. Whalem Bile _ city, to Isanueta Posrier, formerly a pin at cane alin, Meh OtR On Monday afternoon, 24th inst, Mr. Hevar 0. | sé rin Call Moh Fura, formetiy x, peatelnbie, to Miss Hacax M. | Be? Ben thor. te 0 . wcspers, Sid from Serta, Jon Pacifio. H erie te Corte Libby, of this elty. ino x the Rey. Gro. D.D, K, denlhiee SrJobe Lanny. On ie ley." ra hit and Para ny the Bey, Gardaee 1500 bb te wh esi coin 00 Ihe tones Speke, wpe t Berasr V. Coxor: py ee Pe a ly ae E Pultes 0o., N.¥..on thursday, 20th | Weg ‘Hall, of - sire June, by the Rey, Charles Jones, Mr Maranus, | Seine do, brig Rl, of iatol from No of ths Arm of I -Matbous Son, to Mise Mart Aah weo a7, Nantion, Keder, of Naa, 18m08 Prnosx, second daughter of T. B. Persse, Ha) , of Joh town, and grand ter of Henry 8. Perase, Haq., county of Galway, Ireland. ‘On the 20th inst. ‘Church of the Mediator, by Mr. Josau Prinow, to Mrs, Fean- or ‘Oui April 4th, James Allen, NB, quantity of oil not on bogs of of Woppert, 09 the ‘Weh of Februs- mab ven, shove iu 9 in a guleof wine wind Hd on board 3008 cot aaved ‘which sizes? a ie rage ye sacra ae gs crew took parsage in the same s) for the United ct ‘pcrow wore capsised iu & ‘boat a Died, On tho Mth tnst., Mansa Kurzanera, youngest daugh- ter ofJehn M., and Maria Rothert,’ aged 14 months | Two of the end 2) days. Spoken. , from Bath for Sai a ayn St Bishts, Warren, from for Savannah, Juno y The relatives and friends of the family, also, t! members of Company A., Jefferson Rifle: and ti ——. showing & white signal with » red members of German Oak lagceone pmag tat Nong od igetare MW in the soutre, wes passed June 2th, respectiully invited te attend ber funeral, on Vriday, | Ca, ivy rod NW, 80 miles. the 28th. at balf-past one o'clock, from the Sydnee ree Rete. from Matanzas for Bristol, RI, June 17th, Ist of her father, No. 404 Pearl street. Her remains will bo a to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. 5 nig Ne ents , 16 days from Cienfuegos for Boston, ouisville paper copy. etland, timors, On Wednewdey, 2001 inst, Mersasern Banxen, in the rat 8 Be thodes, York, of Poi a ie = 83d year of her age. HL Nasen Sholfeld, fom Savanlls for NYork, J ‘The relatives and friends of tho family, and those of | 23d lst 23 len -t 3 anaes onan ear her son, Thomas Barker, sre respecttully invited to “ro attend her funoral. on Friday. 28th inst, at 3 o'clock sransuge B a F.M, from the residence ot inomes Barker, 78 Sixth Talaiaeno, He — oto the 17th just on board the ill-fated steamer @. F ze eae ua Grifith, on Lake Brie, Brssaaix Daiver, late of Leed: nf ym Baltimore for California, Mngland. ogee 25 years, a Both tat ‘87 2), Ton 7 remains. ane amposted to astive this i igs anon, Vat from San Francisco for Taleahuano, The funeral will take place on Friday, 28th, May 8th, lat 33 07, lon 125 50, frem his late residenoe, 52 Sullivan street. “Vriends of Ports. = fomily are respectfully invited to attend. The re- ot mapa, May be thom yore (Br) Medhurst, from Aéra, mal mil be taken to Greenwood for interment. tom 4 tee return to Adra acd ‘Gibraltar, ¢3 iy anne wav, of disease neat aged cc ectacieel ger are es tes oe Horr The Setenas ume take place to-morrow morning, at 9 Ly = Mny 12—Barks Franeos Rortantenan, f0 Buenos o'clock, from hi: if 76 Che street. Baltimore; Kingston, from Rio Grande do, “ongsne bth, PT. Baannan, aged 84 years and 6 eceeacoa, June fof Newport, for Nork, = , April 22—Arr ships Pharsalia, Allen, Tle friends, and those ofthe family, are reepooMally | fin mpore, are Aden) for Boston, toon, Wal WWelpors atteer, cars Jnvited te attend his funseal. fro. sate residence, aa or do de; Bowditch, Fike, for de for do, Bors days: ison street. |, Brad a ke by oe eee iateae are itch) Fordo, sooa; Hollaeder, Collagan Mre. Gxacx Sorura M. Grappino, wife of W! Glad- am ding, in the 49th year of her RONBTADT, age. At Key West, June 16, of consumption, Lieut. J. ‘mina, U. 8, Army, one of the members of the Cuba expedition. 2 2—Shi gaye berks hols, (Br) an lon, Peele, for do do; Att! ise 2. few _ ee Ju ig Ie ariter al a Teg Curnyuxeos, June 7— Lin, Bartlett, for N York, 3 dare: Mary, for Balitore, 1" T days, Sid brige Sarah Williams, in; Neptune, do. Dale, Lelar, from Phi for Sumatra, wind bo MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, June 27, 1850. ing. ee aie a ay $1—Brit Geo Gin, Stevane, fen Boston, art rar MOON ours. sth, in guartating fot Leghora,'to load for SUN sere, [iow ST | Nascdwe dune Y-shipe Hidson, Doe. for NPark 12th; o. , Ys renad and Cora Linn, Lambert, as do fo steht Br fur, Goudy, for Boston 18th; Cl Bae, Cleared. Srcnenene lesbain. nemo Cuaientes. f Si rd, Tileston & ‘on Black mek Dame ieee ia. 1 Hoselus, ¢p i E— Adv ships Blizabeth Broce, Pairteld eaten & Co; Himewell, ( ec | xa soon; a, Caavort, dodo; Wm Hikcheoek, Gone wo " ara jer, i Parkes Micridian, (Br) Sins yee NS, & Bs Wheel | 8 ® Bon Follansb: Lemuel Dyer, Sagory, d 9 250 wright, Montauk, ‘Galveston, Town Jorace did, Wood, de ‘seh Harrict & Josni Et oreley. | Kelly, Jacksenviile; ae leaton, soon, Cw White, for Norien 5 ‘revel, (Fi wick, Thomas, do lacpolis,, Ulrich, ae July 2 H ak Mason, for Philadelphia, ‘Tune 25; Versailes, frou ly 1. < ue 16—Arr brig Waterloo, Parkor, Philadel oy 1th, sche T E Footie, Hevedeon, uP nA: Delta, inc Grande, ie ‘iarmony ‘& Co; DB Baudrot, (Br) fete, 3 28—Kark Orono, Chase, for Boston, soon. ‘8,3 B lira Sehr Albin, Jones, Btvoryoct, NS; John G Whij 5 Konrasnxro, M ay Laveun Baltimore: Jano Koss, ——, Philadelphii Lxononn, May 31—Brigs Albert Fearin; , Langthera, eed York, on; Bxile, Shropshire, Philadelphi Zora Gallison, for NYork, fow dys. Sid 25th, bark Promps, eel, Bray, B PrSloop-Orog urges, Providence. Arrivea. "em ‘April 24—Ship Geneva, Tucker, from Bostea, arr 2st (mot oth) for Catena 25 to load for Bostor (AR SKILLES, June 3—Br bi Sophia, and Pilot, tor Boss Mg: and tt three other Br retest VP NYork. Maiaca, May 20—Schr Little Pot, (Br) ——, for NYork, er inLa, June 10—Sld barks San Tyago, NYork; schr Caroline, Boston. M. ran, Liverpool, May 17,.with | on, ee Ker: Kingsland & Co. hed contived! westerly'winds wad alata, 324 las exchanged signals with steamer Hermann. lon Ex on tk the Bs Banks, Int 44, lon 63, lost fore topmast and top- stbari Wilson, Charleston, 7 days, with cotton, my ster th for York figs deat in ain (ir) Ayren, Cork, 48 4ays in ballast to Bar~ NY tie) 2 an (Br ‘ke Wesley, McKinney, hens eit. Be pemmnere SER vid tn, Nyon “sid els Victoria, Hall, for Philadelphia; Time, wo rentee ON iehereees) westenguard, Staingstsh. 0 daze. | g.feP? Mania, June 16-Sld bark Kingston, Bowen, Trini- re Doapten, {7 Fee7 Paes SaeDS we SOT with Port av Parner, June Brig Proderick, Crosby, for Bot- 300 passengers, te 3 Pon & Mincke, T Brig Ningara, yay * oe) oa es ee jee het Pasar ae det Sekee aes hiaes, ay in 26 S, lon 5255, | vessels, names not eationsee pastes Gehitten Tayi a och taet, ia 2516, Jon 63.25, | "Ado loth, facramente, and Russell, for San Fran- ane’ . bache Gocrame: Me tus, ( June S—Brig Camille, (Fr) David, for Boston, ‘The A was $3 days in- ) Tampi ie end specie, to S Lynde. aye in: 3 side et Tempico bar, lost fore topm to come out. pril me j chive Newton, Sears, Boston; 10th, R, Areatus, Knowles, » Arab, Thurston, do; 17th, Epa- Brig Friendehip, ie) Bromely, Whila: mipondas, Whit pia. 4 days, wit ee aa ee (from Havana) Kehr Meury, Nase ike, for Boston, do: a= end wool, to J Fe Histon. Sent for do, Sehr Prt, (of Wi ios Me hare, € m Hi juan arr, for New dinys, (wh } ne Lie Bee Bled Curtin Hisaton, 3, Wriaoker= ‘Liver, Curtis, for do soon; Clara ° report, for do ar Paty Ly 3-31 ¥ | eS Noyes, from, oc te ding, Perso Rion, An- ays. brig A re or ia=sla bark Chieftain, Drinkwater, Pep Wissahickon, aria. herd aa) tk, deve t i joule A Rr sels, for Livery Below. Vom Co ds iu ate waiting ote A Dutch brig, with paerongers. gutalide, rig Kio Grande, (Br) ‘Witson, from Sailed. ven (O daye outs feet A Shige Seine Winns, fer Havre: Vie " Johason, Le ~ it larcia Tribor \*, from Mobiles Orland, of ‘Bever- % ‘unk, Liverpool; Zenobia, Bailey, * 5—Brigs w Antwerp! Talbos, + ¢ sala Gee Brancioce. : son, for hire iptin, ao Bileady ia; Tunas lavas, J June H—No Am vessel in port. | sewindeate a bar! ver Cotter, Philadel, syne 20—Wind Ai sunsion RW; muon, NW; 00 ona on Telegraphic Home Ports. ene eloeen, Tene 3 ee SSAC anin TD, Sbopherd, Davie, Turks py ay Ae | re St dobn P bn PR: Ri Sarah Wiltiamas Gott, Oe : bs Trinidad, deh inst; senrs ML Nash, arenes, fee ares Beers, NYork. Vis Quarant Cleared Ship Magellan, AtIpagnigo: barks Undine, Berese | if rere Ly ha ‘Andrew | Yon |; Menry Payson; Narcissa; and Cam- Cornish, Barwror, June as, | Pest ie. NS. Arrived—Drig Maria, Matanzas, Lawres. Jame 24. Cuan P+ eattaanaarated Southerner, NYork, brig WT Dogan, or Ontario, Mitchel ra, bie iita ‘NYork. sohr Win ke, Pectin i ina hy via a Yoliy dechlttRomarucery Doerdmen Rendowt, uaa, Jase ‘atrived—Behe Ooo 3 Jonee, NTork ren Teme ansaeren, Jane $3, AM--Cld bork Johann Prodrie Artivod— Brig Spray, Newport, W. " Pemetawa, Janeas, | Wve Niverka sid ship Mem . Civared—Erig Nupelecn, Cova. 5 a perp Joke Jones, and MATThompeon, Piniaasi- selene ieee —tchrs Pocomoxe, Suffull. Woreestor, Riliovt, Rox- | Sere, Ce Seoeworthy diliaceiphias Med Medornak. he, Sheldon, (et (or aide, Marchia, N Boston, Trimble, N York; iSth, ava, ‘Barley, arn = Wim P Corbitt, Phiinddel, Pama! We Jove, NY oN 16th, bi ie, ee ‘Adel sa lett tere deny Ati ify Livenroot— 4 bei 4 Choate, Mesare Woodbury, J Bames, Wood nay scnrs J D Dickinson, 6 Palau, jason. Corson, sthen Durfee, Davis, Willard, and Clee Sanh ee ne Arr ‘ir, Boynton, fis. ai = "Thomas, Tooker, eo > Binckman, de, shaker an, —~ ¥ mart, L Maj: oT ei s; JH St wood Mia Goose Brvun, Be Jone 19-14 » Charles, Wooster, W Murr, Jd i Norfolk, ety ‘brig | Wavcate Chaslestony dines eohr ir New ‘Delight, Paianeye notes ma y ~ 2—In from Balt Prinee, inet. “ Frarkfort fr Few fer Bosten: ocr OF kins, for NYork; Alhar! fe and 5 | Philacelph mestaes for wise Sears, Apalach: ‘rospect, port for Baltimore; 8 as names ican ws eiAlee in port eke Sunita, "Webber, irom as Mipet, Jone ]4—Arr bark Pondi oth, sche Ralampago, C 7, oot om aes Ape hh bate Palostte atid age Peels ys, children, wie, leNorton, Halifer—13. Total v2. Tr Leeren Daas ange Reading Room, (67 Llewell | oe ran teh Ser, ° Gibbs, Phil Sk Sere eecribed as being & £ Ayu Revwett og | | Samuatly Pitt craft, of ost Sewutifel model Sad cxeellens | BENE ‘Fhitde tedeghin 23 Son Ber ui barns workmanship. > ani Crerkuek, de; oe, Perry, do; ‘Savannah, Bacto, ngston, Panama, Valparaise, | Sheemee Cossoee wy | Hrancisce “"FRs above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon’s, #1 Wall steeet Herald Marine cee rie Lil Jane 3 Si Arreteam ay ora Gl Jamaicn hy pr srdeman, Judge Wht cher, Bi ate it Mee tare Ze; sehre Katah oe Bo, doy Tete Penyi 3. Dickinacin, eer) Cc % nn nous, Nees Barrett, Ch: toni, Hay wood are, a1 isin ‘ilarriman, | Copia, Fears. Lt Tyson. Jones, NY orks . erton, © ckaway, Brower, Hudson, Y ian andy, Soh Wet NY¥ork kom ap janeons. Veseet Carereen—Bay vers TaperisrOn Weanendny, 9 | Nyon "eld se we Neon # which pases’ Lightship Sand Rey, at Ke the month of May i Narks, io beige, &.venrs: pound wontward 13 16 brige, 9 eehes.—Tornl, : Sas Di reo, Avril 2--Off the port, bark Burnham, from San ranciseo Bavanwanm, — Arr My CAL Lemar, Lightbourne, ero, Wig arkaid, San Francisco; oshe . ga Lavren—A now ship called the Reve will b ithe the shiny ard of thek, m daly Hall, Philadet- ©, June M—Arr echt School Boy, Perry, Phileas Passe: Arrived. Liyemroor—Ship Ce mom pores Mrs Vensile, a Ferriday J Sheppard, | Garewuieh jurdork, wine | Huck and 8 obi The Wineaawer, June 2084 brig Helen Ja The U § sooperf- war Germant der Lowndes, | y term's taubees hachored Se Torvugus harvers iit lack Tr Wank delphia, hip € o— J B Mrs Cronies. Wee Cena Baae Miter Ms lt Piece, ant 2 dwughtersy Miss ] e | Boulet for $% $10 the helt the wit mon nes BY lox nder sae eter Passengers to Kav Wxer—Schr Laura Jane—Mra W A Russell and child. see Vinega jam od Shellae, Search Pe prices, for sale by EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—a bette tf N work on airs treatment rset draoen illustrat eat ake colored Plates, su are a ie iz ‘ie sabe Bostwiok, M.D. ee: sr ipa Sa fa auger negara a : =o yy , ce icon on aati Se ee iran teas sapiisat, Bs Pars 4 AND LONDON TREATMENT Call and see the for tency, he Treatment, ‘ale Fomale Sa ae rea $i. GUREAT, NATURAL PHYSICIAN, DR. Yontor of the Anti-Conruwpti rte ts x Doctor, ‘ork.—Dr. my or ane Fier ach fear any ing been used rate practice for t N tie lar suporare. MYERS & GO., Propeistors, Co. ents, 162 Fulton street. r. ‘onver: Eleventh yom where he ts tle, three bottles f. and single, accom ay each poutle. Ne to apy part of i ail count years. Recent case rei et seminal weakness he i don diploma in his office, DH}, "irere this hook carefaliy send by ever jee pe = Ha gn eat on the fears tears of povert, overt ‘the wuld be obviates. Bic’ at af URapetrtoy ‘Alo, th “Also, the Female Portuguese Pills, DD OGTORGLONER. AUzHR OF “THE Faly ATE SEBO: | Guide,” Ke. His extensive Mw gem me ia ales him vo cure those diffieals oases of ad seminal weak oy ca ban ‘No. 12 2) App street. D* ine. 18 CONFIDENTIALLY CON! ‘om private diseases. A practice ef years, ef which were in hospital, Dr. W. to cure the Bee his Vy) me in bia Pen Ke. 1 Mets in surgery country ry has cer preduoed." Aware (oF no charms. yin or SUCCESS AND nevanteng ie Sirictu: ry oats o continag i Pe nn d douse weat of ( ethom street. Di siee. 2 heme cee es of mercurial aa Dera 2a, Ae, Tees, ees tor’s re) or years, for skill pa a paeticnal yea ton ie 2 yer ui'babite af SL uORTEUDER WOULD GA 30 Gaben eae R. L. MORT. D RTAMORE WOULD SAY TO harry so os. contracted diseace, “Cure ut t-— that aaencre of thy health. I have devoted mon jon, and treated success eae he Tish vs consult me on those charge ted poe ) from BA. M. to fealty Lil go HES tbat their one kind of medicine Saas eten Bed by foe AUTHOR OF wie ory te th the Scie os jury to (he constitution, or any res} im the habite Miva patienta, In frum Ave 16 eight arnt ich ° va sigh sors, reetlons with HE YREN@HW ANTIDOTE IS A TOTAL AND SPEEDY of ai sii ie medias cate Mace as ar ere shakers ear h seg . are te find poedi mete asec te tomes noes G * 190 Felton ott olde Sates vd PN VIGORATIN De bility, Teseathoonee ox me, ie ju ly celebrated ” f aad the passions od the head and ft pica, weak -dietrast, and love of are declining te Siekeote oe Glas ee and hy og their youthfal avigersting wad ao re Revglenorantly injured Lee of oF offensive tient. Each bottle ‘of the cordial” blewn on hem waters sont years, an pay) ee the sauren, and the most eure, in every & Rech pt te soee eet seta three yanep oF mers, in ee! ar roe ‘ et tine Sia y ching my case.’ roliet 1s af fale et to my ae ot te te me, © Seb ‘ieee my bead, in all tn std Int Ren rb is, of course,