The New York Herald Newspaper, July 2, 1850, Page 8

— SATELLIGT VCR CY THK MAILS, Our Washington Correspondence. Waswina ron, June 30, 1850, De-patches from Cuba— Vixen ordered to Havana— Senators Davis? and Coopers Speerhea— Protavhe dodging of the Galphin Question by the Howe— Old Zach's chances for a rs election— Tricks of the | m Cabinet, §e. Importent despatches, is understood, were Drought from Havana, by the steamship Ohio, for the government. Forthwith the steamer Vixen wae ordered to Havana, doubtless, with further smart deepatches from Mr. Clayton, relative to what the Eagle will do ip certain cases! Senator John Davis concluded his speech yester- day aguinst the adjusiment. Senator Cooper com- meneed a speech in its favor, and ia reply to the attacks which have been made upon him through the malign and poisonous iufluenee of the cabinet, he defended the doctrine laid dowa by General ‘Taylor, in one of the Allison letters, against execu- Gve imerference with the legislation of Congress, and showed that the cxbinet were attempting te g@etthe President to trample that truly repuplican doctive under foot. He allnded to the state of aflairs in New M ud was traciag out the interference of the cobinet with the people of that territory, to coerce them to form a State govern- ment ard ask for immediate sdaission iuto the Union, as a means of detestiog the adjustment and keeping the slavery question open, When he, at the supgestion of Mr Webster, gave Way for a motion to be made poetpming the subject to Mouday, Which was cared Mr Cooper spenks well and with feeling. He ia & bigh-tooed patriot, and goes for the adjustment, @s8 the reudiest aud surest means of restoring peace to the peente, and preserving the Union. For this, the Galphin cabinet ure dewa upou him, with the view of bringing all their power and patron ge to bear against biak Meredith plang and directs the Opporition to him, aud bis brother Galphius jou bim in cerrying out those direcuoos. They will yet dearn that Janies Cooper thoroughly uader- btands them ! The House yesterday disposed of the lowa con- tected election case very properly, by sending Meesia. Thompson and Muler home, to run the race agei Tne Galpbio reports were next in order, and ought to have been taken up aad acted upon; but Peston King wauted to postpone subject two Weeke ger, und take up aud finish the Cabfornia question, Others wanted to adjoura. So, the members wishing to take up the Galphin Teports, finding the majority ill disposed to go at once into the business, consented to adjourn, and accordingly wn adjournment was moved and car- ried. The question is, wiil the Galphin business come up to-morrow and be acted ont The prevailing Ampreceiow is that it will wot. Aad the alleged rea- sons ure as follows 1. The democrats are content to let the subject stand just where it is, so that they can make cap tal out of it on the stump aguiast the whiz admia- sation and the whig party; Whereas if it saga surred in the House, Mr KobertJ. Walker, alead- ing men of their own party, may be so coanecte With the subject, end so censured aud condemned along with the three mewibers of the preseat exabt- net who are ted, as to neutralize all their the matter phin whigs, of course, have no wish to have the subject agaia before the House ; fer as it pow stands, those of them who were oa the Gule ni justihed the allowance, Mesers. Breck, Conrad, Grumell and King, con hardly ex- pect to be re-rtected, either oue of them; while those of them whe ity the allowance, simply becouse they wish to keep in with the cabiaet, are extremely at the matter shall be no forther di the House ; for"they very well know if the question, upon the eouduct of Messra. Crawlord, Mereounh, and Johuson, ia the mater, is pushed to @ test, those three nbers of the catinet will receive such an overwhelining vote ot eeprure and cwodemmetion us will drive them ia di-grace from the high stations they now dishonor. 3. The democrat in the House, acting upon the hypothesis that (heir party would be beiter off with the prevent disyroced cobinet, than with 4 new one not digraced, iu power, are rather unwilling for the Liense to do wa vet which would inevitably breek vp ond disperse (he Galpbins Hence the chances are thatthe phia business Will wot be taken to-morrow, or at any other time during the sees! It ts a shame nad a dim grace tbet ony Consideretions of aseltioh, partisan nature, should preven Tesentativer from st that of the great Gulp Lrotichly deserves vase of Hep. etof infamy, like le, with the brand a swind The Usain of chia morning, copies an article from the Baltimore Chyper, with an extract from an viele purporting te be fiom the Republi which puts uy Geoeral Tayler for a second P: dential tem, as the only whig who can win the race, and whiea puts Mr. Clay down as having no ch ince to be elected, if » candidate have never set article, quoted from the Golpbin org hove appeared it Wrongls set down te BIbCe It Changed edi sury defence of ha he credit: may ‘The sheet nas wns of that paper. Itmay | ji | cal foets, | country | peren= t Sat if ith ser Ger ‘or a second term, it has d the Cid E wrong. V far hecws the Gulla inet n to think of avr fora reel " N ! Non defenders would t fraliys 1 epek us ¢ the politicians of ‘ y ings of those who worke fartest ond wih most sneeres in t ine ward Olt Zack, eed of elevating hun to the Presidency, | worked as enriy as the earkest, ond ae bord a hordest, to try Heary Clay, Gay Old favorite tweoty veare,) U the #helt, as Unaverlsble, and to bring forward and eleet Zach. ary iylor, President ile can be ree! gloieusly and triampbantiy, if he will epeedil custet his Gulptia eatiart, aud take the plaia, simple, eery, and honorable steps te bane together, in the bonds of uwien aad harmony, (ie whole | Whig purty. Bat, if he retuiae the Gsiphing, he goes down, inevitably, ince trie vably ere is Mistake about it, Tle «ili godewn wi a the phine, as John Tyler went dowa with ais Corpo ral’s Guerd he cebunet know Thev know that the charers in wature are, both Me Clay and Webster, it their urea i works are rewar- | ded, wil be ina wer pla then the White House « sidvutial election, and therefor there is ne donger of their b ing in € way @ a second term— the honest old her <b with maestet ¢ ab Views of the wrest Keutneky staterm ea olluced to an hope tow “9 " two ren ampions, and particularly agaiast Mr. Ciay, thitn fixed ax» candidate for ree election end they feel safe in their rial term. Agother et iate keep opea the qu a of if powable, lo provoke hostilities be- y of Texee ott those of New Mexi- co, vided by the troupe of the United States. They wit i (owt it tsa great seandal to say thir of them, sks show that it is trae to the better vd—1 very bad—set of Irn, thee ( t menibera, and the | quicker ¢ + rid of them the better | wits fbi and hie peace of uund, whether | 4 he rune for @ re-election or not | Wasunwron, June 30, 1850 The Southern Whig Cowve—A Gay | govermtuent, poring to strike in Dudgt, | he ex 8 good smart ehenee of botheration in “ie of the next week. The delegation to Congress | the United States. Am imprreeptible current has been working in the minds of the people, until old from that new State in the chrysatis, are expected | Tory iam, with its feudal wad aristocratic notiwas, witha « few days, wud when they preseac their copetitation te Old Zack, it is very generally h~ lieved be eill send ic up to Congress, recomninsad ing it to their favorable consideration. If this do not ir up the lions, tizers and k .ugireos uf the menagerie, there is no truth im the potitical buro- eter. News hae been received that Soulenjus, while temporiaing with Mr. Clayton on the subject of certain duties and indemuities, is investiag all his avnilable funds in the purchase of muskets aod munitions of war, fora descent apon the whites, with a view of extirpyting them from Domi tica, and of seizing that partofthe island. Resolanons will probably be offered in both houses to-morrow, ingniring into this dark and odoriferous business, ‘or several days past there have been two Englirh gentlemen here from the West Ladies, oa* a government offerr in Bermade, apd the othor 4 government official in Jamutca. They give a gloomy secount of the condition of all the British islands. They are all in the most deplorable eou- dition. atw8 gone to ruin-—!irge sugar aad cofiee plantauons growing up in weeds—hundreds of Wealthy families reduced to bankruptey, aad the white population at the mercy of Quashee’s dis cretion, for Quashee is free, and works only if it suits him; and naturally, the world over, Quashee isa lazy dog. It will not be many years before those itlands from necessity must be revolutionized. Either Victoria, or somebody else, must de it, aad pul Quashee to work, or root him out, aw we hive done the Indians. The demand fur productive soil, eepecially puch soil as the West Indies, is tuo reat to permit them to run into weeds, while uashee les snoozing in the shade. There ina terrible reckoning coming for Quashee, and the abolition stupidiies of John Bat. Our Phitadeiphia Corcespondonce. Puitavstema, July 1, 1350. Musical Matters—Tne Printers, §c. A jleavant little émeute has occurred between Dr. Cunnington, the leader of the Walnutastreet theatre orchestra, and Messrs. Smith & Coffroth, the pub- li-herw of the Spartt of the Times. Ii will be re- membered thet a certain Freeman Scott, some months ago, published a patriotic sony absut the Union—not old Ritchie's but Uncle S«ii's—to which song Wes attached a sort of postsert, offering a prize of fifty dollars to the musiciua who should compose the best air thereto. This prize was, after due deliberation, awarded to Dr. Cuaniagton. Ia the Spirit of the Times, of this city, of the 25th ult., there appeared a communie ition, alleging that the melody was orginally composed by a lady, who handed it to br Cuwniagtoa for his judgmeat thereon, aud that this same melody was slightly altered by the doctor, and used as his own pro- petty. Thereupon the doctor enters suit agaiost the publishers and editors of the T'imes, before Al- derman Mitchell, charging them with libel. The parties appeared before the magistrate on Fridty, and declared that they could produce proof of the logiariem, if a postponement of the case was had This was duly granted, and they were held to bad in $1,060 euch, for a further hearing, oa Friday next. The affair excites a good deal of gossip here, es the doctor stands very high in this commauity fy a compoerr, and anything of this sort will do him great damage, in point of reputation. Messrs. Cottroth & Sinith are, however, reliaole mea. The Later men printers of this city have held a meeting, with a view to the commencement of a tystematic agitation here, for a raise in (ne prices ef composition. A committee was appoiated to correspond with the craft ia other cies of the Union, relative to the state of tra {the average rate of prices; also, another com to aseertain whether the eraft in | erty pared for the movemnen of the egitation, th novenients had oc red io Boston and ork Day by day, our cit witness parations for departure on summer trips, @ a3 soon asthe Fourth passes, we shall, judgiow | ont appearance: have a generul rush to Cape May, Saratoga, the Trandywine, Bedford, &e. en now the fashion- able streets begin to wear a dull appearance. Our Canadian Correspondence. Toronro, June 26, 1850. Canadiam Politics—Annexation—American tera—Swicide, §c. m Tuesday, the 18th, until the following Sa- y, the House was engaged in the diseussioa lergy reserves and rectories question, a sub- ject which has engaged the attention of our Legis lature, and has caused more dissatisfaction among the people of this country than any other during the same period. The presens government, at the last general election, made it the great “ watch- word,” and by their open and unequivocal dectara- tions, to settle it in accordance with the wishes of Fr the reformers of this country, they obtained their | places on the treasury benches. But what have ydone? Absolutely nothing. when they first formed their goverament, they ex | cused themselves by saying that bills could not be 4 but few | prepared in so short a period, bat promised, faith. | j fully, the settlement of t wat the next independeat Late wettle oe questo on of Parliament. In "49, wh : in bills fer the in with Dowaing street tirst, ia pare the way for legistavion duriag ‘the | 3). This session came, vat no action 10 Witrative steps Lad been adopt bad been carried on, and they riiment with thirty-ooe resota- ve of which were merely histori- | plved no pri mt A reform cipment proposes to establish and muiatuia wut church io this country for the next gene- —a professed democratic administration re- rights of unperted clergymen to this » bold the property of the people, impro- perly obtwined and appropriated to their ase, be- couse they have enjoyed and participated ia the bene tis during the last twelve years—the “ men of .” the * ciel and religious liberty” cham- pious, propose to foster and support episcopacy at | ' pense of the country, and thus violate the tation cognuines t la the year ‘43, | eiple, and the other | | two Were to contirm the right, and provide for t | peaceable possession of those lands to the pre: | | wcumbents, during their natural live duced by the | | find vo diffeuity in obisining @ #ioady advan baw been totelly obliterated, aud eetormers, by the influence of the free principles which they imbibed, hive been precipitated, further and further, iato denvcracy and republicanism, he commattee, chosen by the House te inveati- gate the public expenditure of this proviuee, bave edepted very impormot mensures, They propov fa reduce the Govemors anlary to 920.000; eren of the members ot the executive f om $4,000 to 33,000; | the aretoteut secretaries from $2,400 wo $1409; they propore to abslivh the offices of Sulicaors Gea- eral, Enet and Weat, which will effect a airing of about $8,000; and they reduce the pay of the mam- bers of Parhament from $4 per day to $2. The cemmittee have wot yet flashed their labors, and | we may expect sweeping changes in the various pubhe depxrcments, theer being some of the first fruits of Cheir inivestizatin The aunual expense of the government ot this province cannot be lew than $8.000,000. Last evening, the Goverameat brougbtin w bill to provide for the sile of their roads and harbors. This has been atreuu- y Oppored by vanoua members of the House, and by the ex-Commireioner of Public Works There is nothing of further importance on the tapis just pow. Our city baa a good share of American visiters at present, and business and commerce ars lively. A great bazwar, in aid of the Free Presbyterian church, was opened today aod their Exceliencies the Governor-General and the Countess of attended by their suite, were graciously pleased to The splendid band of the 71st Higt- anders gave life and auimutioa to the scene, by the sweet suvine of their melodious notes. | The Synod the Free Presbyterian Church of | Canada, at their Late sitting, suspended one of their mumisters for holdsay the view of the unlimited atonement, ané other heretical views on the opera- tien of the Spirit. The weather has been cool for the last few days, and we have had but little rain. On Saturday last, a Mr. Mathews, of the town of Loudon, C. W., committed suicide, by blowing his bretns out With « pistol. He was a man supposed to be in good circuntances, ynd_ was an extensive contractor im the public works His wife is now in the Stites, travelling for her health The Manchester Lodge of Odd Fellows intend to take wn excursion to Buffalo and the Falls, in order to be at the former place on the 4’h of July. Tue Rumorep Conression or Paorasson Wane | sTex —A report was in circulation on Saturiay, that | thir iedividual had sent a written communicstion to the Govemor aod Covncil, confessing that he killed Dr. Parkouan, but denying that the act was premeditated. As far as we can Jeara, ne such coumunicetion has yet been sent, ner has any coa- fession been made puplic by Dr Webster. It is not denied, however, that something of this kind has been in preparation for a week past, and we are informed that the Governor and Council have been apprized on the part of the prisoner, that he intends to lay 4 paper before them at their meeting to-morrow. From what has been disclored thus far, the genera! understanding seems to be that the ce esiom will not be very explicit, as the frieuds of Dr. Webster wich to save hy the beneticof the doubt which yet exiets in the minds of some indi- vidvals aw to his guilt. It is difficult wo under- staud how so equivocal a measure is expected to take eflect with eny advantage te the unfortunate man.—Boston Courier, July 1 rm ee ne Te aR RTE CITY TRADE REPOR Mowvar, July 1-6 P.M. The private letters due Ly the Pacitlo were reovived ‘at ap carly hour this morning. end, in the main, oorro- dorated the previous aceounts received by telegraph: with the exeeption of Indian corn. la which there had not been any advance. Cotton was firm, with a good demand, with fair sales wt full prices, Ploar was in moderate demand, with limited salos of Western and State common and medium brauds, at rates which favored purchasers, Canadian steady, at Satur- day's rates Southern was inactive, but firm. Sales of Gevesee wheat were made, on private terms Corn was heavy, with fair sales, at the inside figures of Raturday. Pork was heavy, with fair rales, at rates given below. Beef was quiet, while lard #, easier, Coffee was tira and in good d rules of Kio and St eudy, ago. On terms stated be moderete sales. Molasses was atendy | quiet, sales being confined to 45 | for pote sud $6 00 for poarte. | Banspsrerva— Flow We noticed sales bbls., including geod to fancy brands, Canadian, »! $5 895 124, in bond; No. 2 supertine, mt $40 m $4 75; common to straight State at $5 124¢ 9 $5 dis; mixe: | to teuey Michigan, at $5 J74, @ $4 U2) M4 Pure Ge- eeee, at $6 12's # $6 183, southern Flour was racher Gull; (ales eomprived 400 bbe. ut $5 50 & $579 for mixed to goud straight brands; the latter for Brandy- Wine and Geergetown, Kye Flour waa not ao buoyant some 100 bbls good Troy solt at $2 87%. Corn Meat ‘War quiet, with rales of 500 bbls. Jerauy, part at $2 87%, and (he residue on terms whieh | thentic of 5000 #. We notiond less acti | Wheat, with » limited inquiry 01 4.000 busbel Geursee on ‘Was insotive, wit | delivered Oau | while the sales | eru. and 44 9 45 cents for Jersey. ra wes wahede | weaker, the private accounts by the Pacific were con- flicting as to the features of the Liverpool market ate for Nort | The paiee wood 41000 bas at 0 « ate for heated, a6 686 U0); conte tor Weatera mixed; and 62 @ 63 cents tor North ra yellow, a8 weil as (or Jerwey; thi Was Lot plenty, and Offered 1.600 be Jvea, and 500 Market of good re re the week, at fro 4 Waaled ty been preisy dail a ling qualitios were made | $6 0 $8 per owt. asin y.eud these fyures may now de considered the fair average of the market. A lot of 4) Bead taken fur the Bermuda naval station. left over unrold, Co at from $20 to $28.0 $58 All sold Sheep aud Lambe Salen ot ahwep at from $1 75 to $3495. lambs $150 O32 OU to sd All wold yee Was iu moderate demand raion of 100 bage Kio at lowe HMO At SHO w diC row = Ths ount on eale hee been mucle ro- purcbases of Inst week. and holders | on | former sales, It is difficult to obtaia « yvod style of | cotton under 14e, The sules #0 far a+ reported exoeed 1 500 baler, Pasicncs.—About 20.000 bashols of corn were on- , Coton was engaged at 6-344 Hoary goods ranged trom lus; | a ntondy. We ad BW bage 36. t were mostly The trans- todo averng! 41 fio Urande, averaging 20 8 Z2ib« , at Lio. 6 and T vs, vod trample upon the consciences, of sevenmeighthe of the inhabitants of this proviace. This is cur reform aud respoumble government! A tall proposing to appropriate all these clergy to the establishment of common sevouls was introduced by tae un, member of the | eatirely swamped by the | ’ but was Lower Canadians and choreh and state tones. Aa amendment was introduced by Mr. Metnson, pro- | ut the last two resolutions, recog- biting the vested rights of the clergy of the epi copel ebureh. Thi was aleo lost. he main re solutions were then putaod earned by a majority of two. The courte of the present gorerameat thie question w k them ia pubic estim wnd wt th eneral election, —_ will be Tepudin * ae reformers. It may be tenronetly inquired why thie change of opinion among men so eacredly bowad in honor to redeem | their pledwet Tt at that the home govern. ment, shrough Lord Elie, have dictated to them parsue on this ques people of Caneds will never submit to horghis and liberties mde pixcopa! domiuation in E wire such an imort whieh the government have pursued, would not be surprised to vee iwothirde of | v mouths, Sales were tunde also in Chiledelpiia for | thie market, of 3 00 dry Porto Cabello averaging it lhe., evpposed at luise, 6 monks, as they ran, dv. vered tone Inow —A lot of Coltnass Seotch pig was made at $10 66, cash, trom th vf ‘from the South ant West t -) request Ze tor sweet ul at Sromne— A rele war made to-day @f 600 bbls. _ white rorin at $8.9 $4 os io quali y. | Une —The market for Linseed was ft of (40 gailons at 76 « 760. for Roglich 4 lean, i clowing at the outede rave tor both The market wae dail. wit Flight tendeney downward Tucluded in the opera Viens, were 800 barrels $10 6. 4 a BO ORY F 1 $8 HK @ $AESK for prima urdey'+ rates Beef ham for good to prime, mand fer ou! nineties wae re firm Sales of shoaldere wore reported at do. and Ge for piaia haus Butter wae more plenty and los active at nels aged quote tions Clenee wae nominal at 46 6X6 Rae pt mm following are the sales of the 1 bey bo. 1m; prs toe Ru rnens; sons pet bushal ts at ad; tehacee, |. por lb. Sd; whale eil, per gullom, 3s.; vimoger, de.. 1s. Buyvaco, July 1, 1880, Breripts eines cur lant have been, fleur. 2000 bois; whrot £60 bus; corm, 18,000 bus The market for fear la rethur depresend. dealers ferilug imolined te await the reectps of the Buropa’s sews. Not muoh taquiry for wheat; Im quetatio th marked veriation Corn be firm iu some leatanone bold- ers demand an ad talon im ni aemoe are Tratrinted to Bh bus nt 48a4hh mixed western Bame taive of Ohio whiskey are reported at do. Preights bave vot varied, Avaany, July 1—2 P.M. Recelpts since Saturday:—Fiour 2000 bbls; wheat 2000 bushels; Corn 90.000 burhels, The market la very heavy for flour, but as yet no change is observed in pri- ces There tn m fair mfiling inquiry for prime wheat. with sin ad prices bare slightly alynaced The anles inciu tern and round yellow, Onte are ten. at4i, per burch. Prison W! wie £000 bush wt 600610. for mixad wa fir sales of 200 hiskey wm omimel. at Married, On Tursdey, 19th uit., by the Rey Dr. Mo! aves H. Ong to Mise Buitasern Keitoex, this city. On Thursday, the 20th ult. at Boston. by the Rev. KON Kirk. Mr. Joun Kecrock. of New York, to Miss J. ©. J Burpes. of the former place On the 2th ult. by the Ky. John W. Ward, Mr. an Progr. of thia city, to Mias Axa D. Rartoons, ot Green Point, Long [-land ne, Op the lstinast. M. and beloved child of aged 1 year. 2 month, The friend* of the family are invited to attend his funeral on thia day (Tuesday), at half past two o’olock, from the resicence of ais parents. 247 Third avenue On the 30th ult., Parkice O'Daynact, in the 24h year ot bir age. His friends. and those of bia late employer. James McKenna. are respeotiully invited w attend his funeral, from his late residence, No, 20 Spruce street, &t two o'elook. on thix day (Tucaday ) On the Int inet, after a lingering iilness, whi bore with Christian fortitude and resignatl Anna Keno. in the 67th yaar of her aye jus will be tal and those of her sour, Mathew W,Joha F. It, aud Charles King are rexpectfully invited to attend. Steamer Huagenot leaves Pier 1.N. R, at ¥ and 12 o'clook On Monday, the Lat inst . of convulatyna, the youngest davghier of William and Eilsabeth Byes, aged 19 months The rojativer and friends of the famit; fully iovited to attend the fune noon, at balf past four o'clock are rospect- Weekty Neport Tm the sity amd county ef New York. from the 22d te the 206 day of June. 1859, Men, 64; Women, 46; Boys. 84; Girls, 60—Tetal, 256. mu Apoplesy ... over Paorperal Arete fo Reminont im pl ferme lunge, Cascer of wem Cancer... ... Sree mem oem ROOM > cent setae on tem eee cote HR a nent eto wae Th 1; afrioa, 1; Uaki Venvtemtinry, ns From Hospital, Bell Toland, % Lunatic & MARITIME INTELLIGBE NOR, Pert of New York, July 2, 1850, 2, Liverpool J W Elwell, wel, Marseilles, bo, J W EL Brigs—Hannan, (Nir) Mills, J! Atkin et o y, Pere’au FP s saingoon, NC, Tho Pir) Roberts, Elenthera, C A Ackeriy: reene Tobarce: Me Griling. Charleston, L al. Wilmington NC: Richmond, Deardvorn, mond. HAW Pierson; Jules, Weg laewo, Hall, Pertomonth, J W Elwell, Arrived, US Mail Steamship Pacino, Ny with mee, te BK &. mm Liverpoel, May 2s th, ro hein sag . rishure. (of Boson) Matthews, Matanaas, 8 days, & ¥, to bobree & Williawa Drake, Cobo. Wavaca ®daye. with enmar on & Vo. bark Nw ia Shp va Syoterd, Tile to (of Ava) amy, (Pi 4 days, with cotton, te len, (of Norwalk) Nase Anquilla, 12 taer hiss) Sicapsom, Nassae, (8 P) 8 days, € @ Desom. vel, S: Joba, NB, 7 days, with ember, Reon ett, Pensacola, Joao, with tm ke wn, Gaskill, Washington, NC,$ days, with Sots, te du Wil Sotr Wary Chama, — Su John, (NT) 8 dave Bebe Soctae (Hr) teckhar, Aindsor ( Kebr 8 Bee.nard, Bill, or, Pertiand, Oe Sehi » Pebtelt, Portien, Me Are Wy jegten, x Towel Waal, ant tneepeteps, (oP bane ae mites NOrleare Sch. Krin’s Queen, lath, Homiepters. W lometrg lath, he: Jomnen, Ha, apa, re, Lawrence, Crocker, dor Wm & Blisabet! NOrieans, olin bond Ih, Katss, York Philadelp is, Sve wsbury, Paile- PM--are wohe Doan =. cH “ J ous 141, Coinmbia, Porbar, N Tork. . ig Paulina, BA Of ibe “re Yoo al leone Mocniae Port on Wiese. ane Aalsimore Patriot MHea- Waterieo, If. fob, Alemarle, Comery, ¥y, ierdes, tor NYork; Vounaw. ce Purdia, and ie ailing, Nevpart, WZ om, ay bf re; Komund Dwigh', Babi see; Ne MW Lith. Jeeste, Matthews, San Prancteco: Wyoming, Mi- Phitadelphiny brig Cn a4 Nadel phi Hgetehorne. N York: bin. Gay Ana, (0 5) Cinew, Phil Ke word: Bea: Henry Clay, Proneh. three brige’ Sle whip Samos Frasoises; i6eh, Sir Henry below, whure hey hat ‘aan hes, bark aay Queen; brige Wea ae, A Congress, Wil- others, Necbing won’ te +08 Knesiter, tam Pranoisen, (ld ne T—Cid avou, Carver, Bal im American Basle, Doane, NYurk: Agrneria, Leon, Racriwe: vi—Arr bias sean, ‘ovo , N Yorn; fornia. 8 Lamson. Moore, Wilmiogeen; Mary, Creigston, Coma ‘one 1%—Arr Panny, Coriak, NVork. sobre Harriet, Hallock NVork: Polly Hindes, Rimbell, 2-914 Nicholas Smith, Paillins, VYerk. | Blos; Gen Sourt, Kent, Bangor; Kilion't, Tagnell N Yura; N York, aw Rid Cid brig’ Paettarille, tes, schre Hope, Palinonth, Jag Sid brig Qvean, Eldridge, —Sld schre Prospects, Gean, Baltimeres Jorery City. Zi Are whip Chas Crooker, Wood, X Hasty, do: brige George, ‘alike S—Cld Henriette Andersos, N Verk. Heaton: sehr Col Satteriy, Davis, S!— Are Riv, Leuprtadus, NYerk. Sid Jane " a (ap) Currau, Barcelona. S1@ ship ne NYork, Gea Parkhatt, In port, g7tt—3hu pita Chae Cree Liverpool. Osvrey, (4) Dickiagon, for Phitetele 1. Wend, far Laverpoul, id Oregon. Carey, NYork. 15—Sid Amalla, NYork; i60h, Hour! tape, loa: P. cock: 1g “George A He ply, Bot. lace. do do; Noraen, ( w yy imoge a, ful Tornia: 2a, Pranciseo; 27th, Amacun, Vieonte, bor May 3, Athol! Mlaok, California Sreoxuoim June 4—ldg, Neptusus Frod-ricksen, North &, Uloson, Cld 4th, Previowa, Chris~ ich. ism: Vireria Apne, Gunau. for Nicgtee laa Wiancetn, i dg: Jubu Browham (8: on, dur di Ge surgierg, fr “ola, WalkldDi- Elie ns, fur N elias, Olive fe Bare Doe nberg, from New Or- ton ab re on the istand of hark Baroara, fre 393 bales iy laden, paswed wp this for bres asd vomeor the | Y Derk Iria, for Maracaibo, went te oon yooveee a vi , Bremen. nee, June 2—Are vonrs Jane & Bliaa, Sl4 sehr Pu casee:. Webber NYouk. glintat dune 23~Azr brig Couce Corverts, (Sard) Ravello, r “* Twiss, Rio Reports. Orieans, Ju ne 22—Arr ehip Wm bark M F, Johomom, NV: Arrived—Bark Bdward, NY. Arrived—Brig Token, Portli West, be svorpouls Osripper, Tolfora, J2a~("elegraphic)—aee Arrived—Ships Mari 4 Chaos, bri wy daha \red—Shins Marion, aad Chaos, br rgiana, NYork; sehr Southerner, Bor to Dimes Herald Marine Correspondence, St Gmwoncs, (Sermy da). June Mt. F indies, ew HavEN, Jo co, Chaoman, Ake bany; sloop L'Nenn Sehr Medora, (Rr) arrived from Bal. the 14th feon, mich. NYork, sid b igs Lk W {rts and packes {Reese vf the Lake, from Now York, on | Arnisrong. Forte Riso: Teane.ry. Bt, Croix; eohey T Bene- Mu of a] ve" jerris, and Lexingt o the et theae eee ce he nem cei tn | na May 2— Ave sehr Hea nm, Small, Nocflic igs Arvoibo, for N de four of her timbers, and | a | re8 jed a survey of tho vessel visable to put on some alight ro: ire, dave hence. North Ameeion, Foe weir for California, tt, Richmead; WL i In ceiseke ta coher te repels "Ames, aud Pairios, Peat wed u day or tau afar smiling. SAVANNAN, June 2—(rr Sehr General Taylor, Weicht, Chagrer. Ii brie Angu-te, St ne, N¥ork In port Qith—Ships Chas Carroll, for Boston; Hartfort, Sennern for N¥erk. aw ‘Smiel ” ve ming, Deigbt, do; Marion, Johason, rk ivane Mat, Brown, tor N York: brize Mt atkins, for N York; Ams There is w supp! rican, Ross. do: Herald Gray, nten, Andrews. dos ehould pny of your gold hunting vessels Mile Puller, Lewis, do; Unaries this port, they eam do is withous munch troudio. i on L Paunapmernia Syty 14 PM prin; 4 Vankirk, Hartford: Liberty Weeks, James Fron, Corson, Pall River, James Sarrast, tarks Vests, wg, B stow; General doy Gambr'l!, Br doy Mary Isabella, 26—Arr brie Percy, Barier, Philadelphias Rondoat for New bur ors Unier, Rack hree Sisters, Allon, Chorevaelt for \¥ ork. June Bi—Aer bri Parc N Pew le on, |. Bon Jew, Hoyt. Newbury port; Lowi: Literty. Weeks. Provide damee Barratt, Wa) ban Morley, Jo. strom, NYork; Jere , (ar) oop Wilbert ir ox, Ely, N York; Malls. ere ria. foe Malifax and Liver- Reading Revia, (07 Bavhange) Ly 8 at halt past d e'clogk. ‘Latiers oun be Uslton. Ba- emer Anthracite, Parsongers Arrived. Tayzaroo1 0 3 M sronuiatip Pacites Mr and Mre Olives, JL, Koverts, 3 B Gardin A Person W Feller, Te M Mr Beasne, Bre aud sins Wo Hisoneoek Whi wre ard, derpatohes, ml). Bogle, Mer Wow +@ Browse, ley, GB rier. by a Wo. dbrid, English, R Colgate, —Mre Amare fy ir M 4 ae, Mr Ball r Livsmroot—Packet rhip Conatelle a ded Clare .Mre ham Loxnox—Hr bark Amy —Mp Gilhe rm Miscelinmevus Sure Horvoxs, Paine, (olewred for Navre June) wae towed to sen on the Isth. ad n audt Mra o, NP—Sebr_ Alpine—A H Morey. Paneac r Sune Lodwsa—Mice s F Green, of Bor- ” ty, of P iladolphia. Savannan~ Brig Anensta—Dr Koblet, Mr W Wakeman, W Ewen, Incy and child—75 atanrace, a tote jagnolia grounaee . Caray saved. bailly damaged. Mark near the same piace, No further repor'. Ba Brie Cayron, . from Boston for St Jonn, *B. which « net. on t or had pped, and the hi Fgsing Me, were to be sold on the Passengers Sutsed. Cuscren, Be.—Steanithip Croevens oity—Mre C Ving D stoward, F sruet, Bins Lond, © Bow, MK: indy Hd be Rivas Dr th wel Kives, Mie Watt Me Wolte, a ' leon, SL + WS o Ns Buchelser, L Yauierbors. Mt Hs St Roaton, Newport, Wales, May ’, a cameis i a rpee! er'sedge. Lay by will SHIPPING, Yor particulary rine Corsespond Whalemen. Zane Seek, brie Gem, Wath At Bermud: Hi wos out, wi an); put in’ be Nicnerson, of LIFORNTA, VIA CH 11M, at'So'clook PM, From ene 9 he ‘now and ps YOR Cat. July rig EB Yiokers iL and 23 passon Res iw m) from MOrleans fer pa i S, wae passed Jone 27, V0 S TER CSDEK SIGNED, PassRy Gee: the steamship Melewa Sloman, from Dew York, deem it eur duty to themk ¢ Sor emia t wards ue SON BOARD is. h " %, Cope th Ehip Milton. From Beacon for Bombay, May 27, 1 Bhip Wm Pirlo. tor NOrieane, May 2 lat 24, low Ship Sratermay Waring June W, lat 4d4s, ion 14 a. Ship Begh Ballioen’, Urisiol for NYork, Juue Li, lab 48 90, » le (sianee,) Jorn Fe ae, 4 J Preastortt B- Vetter bi wer 1 G Rother, vukar Kron, Dr. hear 76. s ich ©. HL * 4 LL tem Stash Oe Mecck Hr summilch, C. H. Breshelsina, George Hasse: Task Waverly. (Pr) frou caf, July Tee 1880, bonis hy 7 lve beat Jabea William — ‘ly, from NOrleans fer Bord TRAMER NEW YORK - LETTERS HAVE BERN Ke~ Jom 7. > ived from od wy tae atrin: fir) (oj 0eld, from Boston for Melifax, Jane welin Bermudas hpinee she ram into, for th a be of repaising tre of pipes from the boil from Boston for Philadelphie, Jane 27, | split ro wuch in the foin's ns to he useless, NK, 00 mi’ on the 2th of Jase for Ric Janet: THKOUGD Th Sle. a thr ne San Pransives, J ef m NYork ( April 13) (pe Cali- ver for Londen, int 2650 N, ‘i CKET POR 3A b ali domo! A sehr showlra ® bios Pog. havin © and M the fr Baitimers for Califorr s, April 2, i, asia int 1 3, lem i MEDICAL. ANTIVOLE-6,40) BOLTLRS ear forall ke f Nee ‘ ane h tor. 7 dase webr Win © Cima re poes June lt & Wlliet?, fer N York, (a 2 weeks: bry for bale more, in'8 das ini rowie Te ie the $i bottle: $# per deren | (02 Newsan ATT NERVOUS ANTIDOTE —IT SIMPLY SUF. from "Or cams, Thomas, for dn, 3 Plies the secretion, Known as the Nervous Field, wnt jorathen. Toler. ad Klisene:h Sense, Patrhel sn ton W enoeduontly 12 82 euriela te cure AIt Giconscr & om hy Dente, Foitonsber fer), tacks Lemeet Dy . fi ve 4 for de 2ien. dow Naseeo # root “ . ny anor, for Nvork may depond upom reviving it wale . ehip Portituds, Libbey, 9, AM (volepraphio)—Arr brig Belle, (Br) Pe Peter, Trott, for St Peters. tor, Rome | wntwi, wen t porhape Tre Preemaiers— The Appropriatione— | and at asters The Plarevp im New Mexico-=The Trouble in | tte day eortity FY, 00 of Stanton strenn J Bow ry, eurrer = rakes Reform Press of Onvada advocating aa | Sette iste eeparation from in before two rh, be lenich Newton.” 18, $170; Hayti—Quorhee im @ Bud Way—Arrival frum | an provided they coatu riere to sup. | 1 do do, adjoining. $18: 1 do do. sijoiaing. $205; Chaarem Southerner, for | the Weert Indies \ joo, @r by apy mesne cadeavor to counteract the | % Swamatean 920, $190, 5 do. do, ad- for Liverpoch Weoters’ Wanln oc, P There has been some cancussing end connter- | wel of the people of this province. Responsible — bps, (4 ore 4 4 yer “e a ny Cavcussing within the Inet two days. The free. | #° scmatienel oa tout - prey fe ive. Kaleo aggregate 60 bhds, Pore fi Jory 1 Wind at wunrise SW: meridian, 8M; 06 senses, eoilere are perfectly obetreperons for Culifurnia, | tr unliy 10 be ttuekling to the Lords of Dewning The reesipte were something larger bat Oe ip eeretienniion and nothing (le; while the Southern whigs street, then the sooner we are independent, of an- | were privelpally im the tana) of one hows Siler | [Paw Steawewie Pacis ) St, Colege, foe Ws dave: 5 by | to prefer anything else to California. La their | pe rt wd pe Pg = hove =e at that — | Feeched 19 bartels, Ohio at25%, showing au lmprove | AT /#%, April i--rasret Wim stewart, Jemeen, Canton for | Ree res wn. | Beare vremd ta | Of Manhood which chatecteriaes the condition of a | ment. | ae < Tromes, Bette, ; Tork | mole reaere caucus Inet night, it is understood they agrend % | Free, iniellgent, and enlightened people—for leas | Tutat Amount or Prov Riven Boats | RE buen teaen ee re ni pete barks Comms, Ome. | AROS. give Californis the goby, if possible, and to take | — Pr will_ aor pt. } o as anes Sydney Web, and wid for | oft T ‘Up the rppropriatiogs, pave them, ifthey can. and | | Mr. Henry Boulton, Exq , member for Toronto, | TERT Gorn, Bane eee aL ok , asraane, dune t—Arr thos Prince, Hattowoll, Wilming- | attend, Ka 1) December, #0 as to carry the un. | &t had his views cousiderably emlerged since hie has | , i | ton, 4 lsth, Uneee Carnes, Valparan 4 al forays | Reale tn then edjourn till December, steut May | matrimonial anvexation to the United Sted He | Awers: tee Ib AtT Prowus, Mrohaciie, N Pork SR Se lias aedendl i tas Settled slavery question beck to the people. Bat | introduced a measure, some time ago, which came wi Mma, Jone B= S10 trom the eada, Crete, Dad sateen gascesananeeregienatind there i¢ another subject whieh these Georgia | up for the second revding last Mondey night, pro- | ich Are Opeiets, altieith, NOwiwes Lag Redeow, | 9! Harding, (from whigs seem hous co averd—the Calohin sum | poring «constitution fer this country, which is al- € Rebincom, N York, Savauns, Hell wad Kicie, ject. Me lookeas if, from xympathy with Mr. Craw. | morta transcript of the constitution of the State of Bueivann Potomvare, Blatesei, reul- | ena, ford, they wished to give the Galphine the goby, | New York Lt proposes to make the upper braneh | Sate Gaston, Blanche, NTork, | RF ancy sre by running io the appropriations, and thas edging | of the Legiei@rure ele by law the cums doy Mperherd, Trevirsens, Baltiqore. ffi oreh or beere, me) (tm Mor ; out the my bine by hook of by crook, we sus | for the meeting of Parliament—to make the gfe en, B York Caliterwie: bapn. jailiens Seytun, (from Boson) de; fen, valphics will escape. tive independent of the howse, and reapensi! for ship Viele me, (from ‘ort jo; Tih, Cura, Creve, "Fore ase vu rors reasons, also, Why the South. | the manner in which they anes their various [ef ve teny Pg ink tiy alitorain Passe, Kina heuiet desire to carry back the negro | depertments t representative body only—to ex- : chr “ Sy April Schr Margaret Mopoia, from quotients ie prope It will give time for thee | terd the elective principle to all important local Onis te Rane toabat ban te U Janet a Men 8) te Calstornie. to folly, wind te Orgewize Upon soothing, and will | offices, or give the power of all appoiat ments to FOR RION MARKETS. dohreon NYoth; N Serora dae Dores, Gril, NVork. baa: bart Jeuve a fine ub) ct upen for a good deal of Bun | office in the various counties to the county cove- a ~ Lise tg kg beod ag navy, LAL jeith, NOcicons; Thales, | 7. BI pA combe et home Ctie. It provides that the Rame guvemnment ap | 00 Oa ied. Pish- dod Ife Macher. Note W 4 Codper, Lineola, NUrionns: Tony | fig poets ete Meeens wnere Have, onl! wpom me Galle, 1 ‘The appropriations themselves will eecupy, with point the Governor, bat may, if they deem it expe Fn “ae No 3 aha, hereto +e > ben ay one me —_— all the dempatch pracuesble, at lest sit weeks to | pedient, grant vethe privilege of ing. There | pias and Ment —Plowr super tan per bit 28s) do rye, 0 ete tare Dome, Brome, Kivert: M Sabioucs of his friveee, ie. ihe, eney 6 then, yuduing from experience. Aud assum | te ro doubt but that the ayttem which he pro | oy) corn meal do, 17+ ttain- Core, per bashel ta mallonge. Maloney. | 4, poriones tb treating veeer-al. Mrecoen Ing thar thy Crumbur paseow the Senate this week, | jcres in in accordance with the wishew of the | Gi. dy per tag. Se; beuns Gon Ide, pews, bet bate Naar, Beaton Ori We: | Suet tase Gaveay teat tenes ioe ion arcane (and no men tes dey confidence in the pomibility | great mare of the people, but there ie Me Dro | do is, ree, per 100 Ihe oy Lamher=Woite pine, | Te. Boeten: resi C4 ane ag erionly ceress hee nie of ‘such thing.) 1 Will likely take two months to f bility ef ite Paring during the present | per M.. £7: pitch p Ta £8) Boston chipa Die; 6 i, pont te pee 1 come to fe wvy deciston hetween the two house, ion. The Hon. W. HE Merritt, @ memver of | Inthe sawed ds, Naval storee—Tar. per bhl., | eae a ‘ere to tatetas ee 18 CON FIVENTIALLY GONSCL™RD co that, if there be any devin to act upon the | the government, spoke in favor of many of the pro. | plieh do. do resin du, 6. Proviete | gttene Fane pA mye FS diag tember, wena. Ak sf giravagn years, sisvery question deuiaively, nul to pune the ananal | pevitioos, und stated, brondly, that the people of | per !M. 84a 42 te do. prime, do ' an Heh bee Tee Pekan tae acto po iB, iene, wleo, Congress may ae well mike | this country were undergoing a great ehange—t! per ta & age. 00 yg 94 yp a pr ie ba. Sorte Fores, ny. ie neat, saree in wry and met ‘up their minds fo «i! sweltering here till September | it war evident thatthe elee principle met he none 0.00; eeiee Deol, $8, Gundries--® pee Tur, dene 19+ iArr Agee Wermestha, Aadeteen, eo = aeee, eas eek. ee ae ree bened, reth\ -nobeded —.. or October, as vee predicted six mont ° extended = that vend be auaiend ee — 7 | 1 te Sen Bae maolanene pt gation, 18. & 84, Terk Mendy to sail ih Lewes otros Moe pond a: th, atin a a erpools brig “One | Medic Advertiomenn will te pag : . ‘assim , those ema, Jose is >dana, 4 wer 5 isons, The flare-up in New Mexico is desti d wo give | biy approseh nearer, OF | cofive, per 100 ibe, Hoe; soap, by the box, poe ib, 44; Nord Amorich, hothjs, 69. Pe artes eke ey vn