The New York Herald Newspaper, May 2, 1851, Page 8

NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Baltimore Correspondence. Bacrimone, May 1, 1851 Death of Kev. J. M. Dumcon—Return of a Fugitive~The <Archbishoprick, 40 ‘The death of the Rev. John M. Dencan has caused al- ‘Most 4s great « stir among the Presbyt rians of this city, ‘& the death of the Arehbishop did among the Catholics He was in the sixty-first year of his age, and had been, for @ period of forty years, the pastor of the Independent Presbyterien church of this city ‘The trial of Cheeter Childs, for robbing the express of Mesers, Adams & Co, of a keg of 5,000 Mexican dollars, ‘War brought to a chose yesterday, together with the argu- ment for a new trial, and the promising youth was seat to the penitentiary for ® period of fifteen years. The jury, iu the exse of Washington Burnham, who is charged with having obtained posession of the money, were out at the time the court adjourned, unable to agree on a verdict Officers Stevens and Bowyer, of New York, yesterday oft here with Levi Gole, alias Remington, the party barged with the robbery of the Westerley Bank of fhode Island, he having consented to go on without ating for the necessary requisition from the Governor Rhode Island, His arrest here was at the instance of his sureties, he having been released on heavy bail. They had offered a reward of $1,000 for him. which will be re- ovived by Mes rs. Zell and Kidgel a of this city. Nething bas yet transpired with regard to the action of the six suffragan Bishops of the Catholic Church. in relation to the appointment of a successor to Archbishop Beelestou. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Puiapepenia, May 1, 1851 U.S, Mint Statistics —Peace Conv ey ‘The following is the amount of coinage at our mint, for ihe past month:— dion, Goup Comace 117.744 double 21.179 eagles... . 96.008 quarter eagles... les 887,118 gold dollars 887.118 00 el we 176.058 00 Siver Corace 24.000 dimes. . SURE CesL a chineee 2.400 00 Nauk B cents. 36 1,972 625 pieces... Total $2,191,794 76 The sotal gold } month was:— From California lion deposited for coinage during the From other so 5.000 ‘Total $60,000 Silver bul he moat $15.000 The coinage of three cent pieces has renehed $16,000, and is rapivly progressing, One-half of this coinage is be reserved for the assistant treasurer and goverament depositarios inguistant cities, who will, by exchanges, in- troduice the new coin into circulation. The balance « be puid cut in cums of $30, $00 and $150, ‘The issue will ame pl the Sth in Th at unt i 1k 1- vy Ap Bier Pay ments— ‘Treasury Departments Post «flee worrants Interest on loans, payme The Pennsylvania P Ponvention. a Of about twenty members, met this morning in the Mu sical Fund Hall, and appointed officers and passed a series #f resolutions. Judge Kelly was elected President. More of the Cuban Invasion Movements Important If True [Correspondence of the Newark Daily A lvertiser.) Jacksonvintr ast Fuon:pa, } April 25, 1851 Fer the past ten days we have heard “rumors of wars” hot weil authenticated, but furnishing certain evidence that another Quixotic expedition against Cuba was in- be 1. It t* evident that there ure several points of ure along the Gulf Coast.—at New Orleans and Bein s, and from the St. John's r, re are ix steamers at least; and probably 2009 to 3,000 men. Savannah is the head ‘on the Atlantic side. I was she Gonzalez, a week ago, dated annah, dirseting the movements of men and military stores. but believed that it might be an attempt to divert public attention from some other quarter. It is now piain that the many evidences of a move- ment in the States bordering the Gulf of Mexico. indi- cate an invasion of Cuba, which will be attempted by fore this reaches you. The expedition will uadoubtedly tail in the course of twenty-four or thirty-six hours, A large antity of forage (among which ‘was 400 or 400 masbels of oats) was deposited hery the day before ye aarters of operations letter from General bears and this morning I saw put into the same store- | cannon, gun-carriages, rifles, muskets, ammuni- tion, and the furniture of an army eynipment to a very large amount. I have never seen so reany implements of war, except in an arsenal, Large quantities of wood and rosin for the fuel on board the steamers, and horses and men, are collected in this, iinmediate vicinity, realy for embarkation. A steamer is expected from New York to-morrow This expedition would appear to be much better ap- Pointed, manned. and officered. than the one that landed at Cardenas. General Quitman is said to command, and Laper to be the second. Scme here who are pointed out as connected with the expedition as officers, are said by some to be men of bravery and military talent iM the privates of whom I have heard are men whe i. arned the art of war in Mexico. where they con- tracted @ jaste for blood, and longed for more. ‘“Blood- hounds and tig!t are uot the only animals who become fierce by killing. Tt is a reckless desperate men. Tt {8 sup’ land 3 000 on the south side of the field pieces and good cavalry h that convey the m will be burnt or sail immediately, leay- ing the invaders no alternative but to conquer or die Ht is amid that a large number of the Creole population ‘are fully prepared to join the landing party, and that an dforce awaits the movement in the mountains Wissaid the Spanish population is only one-sixteenth whole; and it is represented that the remain to fight for liberty. 1 am told that worth of jewelry, and $150000 in money, was sent to Gen, Loper the other day.from Havana, and that $80,000 was contributed by arieh planter. who is regarded at hhome ns favorable to the government. The agents hegy sland, supplied with that the steamers have plenty of money. and to spend it fi O the wind os deemed If 1)* expedition coneful another by the sale 4? commissions, A lieu- tenancy waa cffered tq * brother of Gen Shields, it is raid, af Savannah, {OF $1,000. with » promise of $10.000 worth of bond ‘Whe ritizens here have ¢ @meurag: ment, and no Unite ave several ways to raise ¢ by the right Uo interfere. There here The thing is locked upon gener; and until they saw these warlike prepa tary stores, generally discredit knowing ones have known all hinted it when necessary. in orde preparatie and the he and The Cre Cardenas affair yt at om the at help It seems quite the steamer will be and rmbark for the is a fine military look 4 a la California here bein certain her “The 2 man 4 f being Th but yesterday all pron a field picces and the mu em t heads of some from w r pected The ith. (to-mor asys by one of parture, and conside with regard to man: remembered that probe li moust have keown a that Gonzales has been t) tah, where he has endeavored to et and money The preparation for the attack on the part of Rpanich authorities is fully epperciated hard fighténg. but rely prineipally upon the r tions that a revolut s resdy und only needs a rallying point Lhave merely given you an account fee and bent, that are current here of excitement. I do not undertake to take pla f things that I ring this pertod sponsible for the truth of any of these rumors myself to any opinions in relation to the #whj merely to chronicle passing events that may linierest your readers Oprrcrat, Cranars.—The ywing were roster. tay ve Judge W + democrat, of Michigan, has been dismissed fom the Land Office, and Mr of Washington, appointed in his place a#,% whig editor of Illinois, and Mr. hitney, (a son of Mr. Neubon N. Whitney.) | have b demiased Stanley, of N . has aleo received notice of iT of [inois; Harris, of Pa have had their salaries ralend S100 « eon, of Alabama, whi $100. — Hashangion al! democrats, eh. Thomp- had his salary redu bareren Telegraph, April 2 Domestic Miscellany. Patrick Ki n and Patrick Sisuen have been at- rested at Philadelphia for seriously stabbing Peter Brown who, it i# stated, cannot recover Cherie Solis’ leatber finishing establishment at Chaclestown, Mars. war destroyed by fre oo the woth wit Lows $12.000. ‘There were 150 deaths fn Philadelphia, during the werk ending the 3th instant Flins 1 Derby recovered $3,000 of the Rewling "ail road Company, in the United States Court ia Phihott phin last week for damages «utained by him, quence of 8 collision of locomotives vn said cowd. dy composed | Florida. — — rate business. and requires | need that: they will | Court of Oyer and Terminer. Before Chief Justice Edmonds and Aldermen Griffin and ' ANOTHER MURDER TRIAL—ANOTHER CAPITAL CON- | VICTION. | May L—Aaron B, Stookey was indicted for the murder | of Edward Moore (a map of eolor.) oa the 17th April, 1851, | by stabbing him, at the corner of Litthe Water street, with ite, ou the left side, of whieh wound he instantly died. | The deceased was also known as Zeddy Moore. The pri- soner is @ auin of low stature, aud’ is forty-one years of age. His head was bandaged up, aa if vuoring from a woun ‘Mr. J. B. Phillips begged that the Court, as a matter of personal convenience to himself, would postpone this That until to-morrow. Ile had subposned a number of witnesses who were unable to attend to-day, in comse- | quence of moving. He, too, was obliged to move his ‘amily; and as a case where life and death waa concerned, he hoped the Court 6 would not pres# it on when he was not quite prepared for the defence. ‘The District Attorney said that the ease for the prose- cution would probably last all this day. and the wituess- ex for the defence could be {n attendanee to-morrow, ‘The Court refused the postponement, beeause the trial | might possibly last more than two days. and if postponed until to-morrow, it would not, perhaps, be fiuished by Saturday night ‘The petty jury was then sworn, some gentlemen being excused bevause of conseientious scruples, Mr. Hall, Assistant District Attorney, stated the par- ticulars of the case, which occurred a fortnight ago, at the corner of Lite Water and Anthony streets, He said he would preduce witnesses to prove that the prison er Was seen with a knife, and heard to say that be would Kill the d—m son of a b—b. ‘The wound was one of three inches in length, and six inches in depth, and inflicted near the region of the heart. ‘The prisoner was bora in Jersey, and keeps a stand in Essex market ; the deceased was a man of color. George F, Harris, a man of color, being sworn and amined by Mr. Blunt, the District Attorney, deposed have seen Stookey; he lived in Anthony street, near Lit- | tle Water; Lknew 7 ore; he was a man of color, | he lived in Broome street when he was at home with his | folks; on the 17th of April last. [saw Moore in Leonard street, about 5 o'clock in the afternoon; it was at the corner of Orange and Leonard streets; he was kill night; Twas with imi up to the time he was k had been with him for an hour or an hour aud a half be. | fore that; he was killed at the corner of Anthouy aad Little Water streets; Moore ran up against friend that the prisoner had; pardon was begged by M | Aaron Stookey said to the other man, “ wh; JU the black son of a b— you kill me?’ Aaron then it in his (Moore's) side: he t et; it seemed to be a dirk kn few the prison “Teaught Aaron b Sy wit you, too; such a mob cam Moore fell right away as soon | only spoke the words. = I'm cut; drugg 1 io five minutes ae the 3 | (policeman) came; that was a short time after he was stabbed. | Crossexamined by Mr, Phillips—I am 2 work for a living sometimes street with my wite Q.—W here did you come from before you went to live 25 years of I live im Little Wa | there ? | Mr. Blunt said the witness was not bound to answer any qu srade himeelt. He aduitted that Uh d to take the witnesses from the haunts of iniquity. ‘The question was repeated, and the witness deelined to answer Q.—Were you ever on Blackwell's Island? Witness—I wont answer. Q.—How often were you there? A—Three ti sughter)—I was there under the name of George Harris, fest; 1 was there as Georg | Thompson. on the second occasion, and ax George F. Harris. on the third. Q.—Were you ever in the State prison ? A.—T'll tell you truly, | was there; I was there for bur- glary, and served my time out ‘The Distriet Attorney said he was bound to say. when the witness was examined on oath by him, he said he was never in the State prison. | The witness was then removed. | Mr. Phillips moved to have the testimony of Harsis | struck out altogether, he bing a convicted felon. The Court said they would decide that point after- wards. | Thomas Haley (colored) deposed that he was standing | ona stoop, and saw Stookey coming down the street with | @ drunken man in his company: | saw Moore run | nst the dranken wun; he said something to him which I was not near enough to hear; I then saw Stookey come up. say something. take a knife out of his pocket, and stab Moore in the left side; | was a dirk knife about twelve inches long; it was when he took it out of his trowsers pocket oi hand side; Tsaw him open it and stab Moore; Stookey | then shut up the Knife and walked away; [ went to- wards Moore. and be fell before I reached him; I took him up; he was not then quite dead; [ and some other Mr, Blunt—They may do that to strangers, but they | do not do Fo amnes themselves, Joba another of the Sixth ward police, de- posed that he mm with Lalley at the time of the arrest of the prisoner; he seemed to be sickly; I did not take uo- tice that ho was in apy way out of his mind Offtcer McManus, of the Sixth ward police, deposed that he was at the station house when the we prisoner was brought dm aia not notice anything out of the way in To Mr Puillips—t have known Stookey for five yeai when sober he is very quiet; when drunk “he very noisy; 1 knew the deceased; he was a very bad character; I do not know whether he was a cutter,” or not, but I kaow he was « thief; T know all the colored witnesses examined here; they work for a living. Mr. Blunt announced that he rested here, with the ex- | ception of the testimony of a colored woman, whom | they could not find, and’ he would reserve the right to ‘exutime her if the officers were able to ascertain where she was. Mr. Phillips again asked the Court to adjourn over the | case till to-morrow, He was unprepared with witnesses, and he was suffering himself from a severe cold; he did not, therefore, feel able to undertake the defence of this case. which involved the life of his client ‘The Court said the case must be finished this evening. Mr. Phillips then proceeded to open the case for the defence; after which he called several witnesses to prove that the colored men examined for the prosecution were known about the Five Points as thieves and persons of such character as were not to be believed under oath. Benj. B. Stookey, half brother of the prisoner, deposed to his being of « qe juiet and good dispostion and that, for two years past, he was not in his right mind; he had | & fever some time ago, which affected his mind. A witness, named Garthwaite, respectable looking young man, nephew of the prisoner, stated that he was feared by the prisoner; that he was indebted to Mr. Stookey for his position. and that he was of a mild dis- position; his mind was impaired in consequence of a fever | had had some time ago. ‘This closed the defence. Mr. Blunt then read the examination of the prisoner | Lefore the Coroner Mr. Phillips moved to strike out the testimony of | George ¥ Harris, Mr. Blunt had no objection, and the motion was com- plied with Mr Phillips then summed up on bebulf of the prisoner, and designated the witnesses for the prosecution as beings of the most corrupt and abandoned character, on | whose testimony sn intelligent jury would not decide a case of five dollars; aud yet, upon’ such evidence they | were asked to give a verdict which would affect the li of a fellow ereature, He thon went op to review the tes Umony. and speke at considerable length ‘The District Attorney then addressed the jury of the prosecution, anv crimes committed in this city, he fou quent than that of stabbing with a “ brief period of four months murder, seven of whom them for killing with « knife and it remained jury to pass upon the eighth, who was the prisone bar, During the past four months no less than twenty- five persons had Leer indieted for assaults with the knit», every one of whom had been sent to the State prison ¢ Was but one question here, ‘The prisoner was er guilty of murder, cr not guilty at all. ‘Phere is no grade of manslaughter applicable to this case. and the prisoner should, therefore, either be acquitted # | or found guilty of murder. Mr. Blunt then referred to the testimony, and said thet they all concurred in the particulars of the transaction, though detailing them with arlight difference of phraseology. After soi farther | remarks, the District Attorney coinmitted the case to the aid that tn the long catalog e more fre- during the ave been convicted. jury. ‘The Judge then charged thejury. defining the law, and | specifylng the acts of killing. which constitute the crime | cf murder, but his observations were precisely similar to | those delivered by him in the case of James Wall, tried for the murder of Casey, and reported in the Herald on Wednesday lust, Having alluded to the testimony of the | witnesses, Who were taken from the dregs of society. he said it Was Becessary for the ends of justice that it should be received, and though it was preper to look upon it with caution, yet it was not to be disregarded; and. however | degraded they may be. they should be taught that jastic will not be denied beeause they are the instruments used in its vikdication, As to the defence, the Judge said | that the fear of being robbed of his watch, was no justifi- | on for the violence resorted to by the prisoner’ The law allows aman to protect himself, but it does not per- | mit him to take life, unless in the last extremity of resist- ance. In conclusion, the Judge pointed out the daty they owed to the community. aud said that no feelings of Commisseration for the position of the unfortunate man, should indue. them to forget the protection due to the peaceable and well disposed. ‘The jury retired at « quarter before 6 o'clock, and in fifteen minutes entered the Court with a verdict of | guilty of murder, The jury were polled, and found unanimous, The prisoner was removed, and ordered to be brought up for sentence on Friday (Ubis) inorning. at 10 o'eloek, w James Wall, convicted of the murder of | Casey, will also be sentenced. [This trial presents a rare instance of speedy justice, boys took bim to the dector's shop; I then went and told he M. Ps and they went down and arrested Stoul and when [returned back to the doctor's, afier telling the M. P's, Moore was deed. Cross-examined by Mr. Phillips —Works “steady” at putting up oysters; Ihave been on Blackwell's [lund twice; when I came here I was a stranger. and thoy tok me up as & yagrant; the second time I was there was on suspicion ot stealing; I was never in the State | prison; I knew Moore I did not know him to be a | quarrelsome man; never saw him carry a dirk buife, 1 do not know whether Moore und Stookey were uc- | quainted: never knew them to have had a quarrel; the stabbing of Moore tuolt place about 4 o'clock in the after- norn; L saw George Harris zo up and “clinch” Stookey Just as he wae walkin gaway. ‘Thomas O'Neil deposed that bis parents live in Brook lyn; knew Stow Shey & few days before the 17th of April; I was in @ store in Anthony street, on that day; [saw ored man fail, and Stookey walk away; L saws okey abeutan hour before that; he had walking Sout the store; it was a black shout twelve inches long; saw George Harris follow Stookey, and say to him, “don't you cut me; Stcokey came into the store where I was, and remained. there until the M. P's took bin up; Stookey looke+ kly for some days before that. I am eighteen | sreund there about Water street ears of age; I was for two weeks; Live | with my parents when I goto Hrooklyn; I work at cot- ton; for the last two weeks [ have been locked up as @ with: 1 was on Blackwell's Idiand for two months. for | stealing, and gave myself upon another occasion for a sickness; 1 am sure it was not an ordinary penknife Stookey bad; it was a bineck handled dirk knife—the Made Was three inches w about six inehes long; the prisoner was drunk three or four days before that, and on that day too | Kobert Tinman, eolored. deposed—I am mn Srurtove years of age; L know Stookey by sight; heard Stookey call | Moore “& son of a b—h.” and say. “Cin a mind tostab | you;” with that he pulied out a knife and stuck him; | baw nothing else ceeur but Moore knock up against the white man who was with Stookey; Stookey took the knife out of his left pocket, and after he stabbed Moore he | shut it up and put it im his pocket again; he then came into a store by one door and went out of the otber, and was going towards Centre street when Gorrge Harris stopped Bim, Fy then remalagd 2 Use store until the M. Ps came; TRAY BOP goon the knife since, but a boy | “ame Jesters y that Croun bad tt : Dustriet Attorney here sent an officer fur Croun, who is the keeper of the store into which the prisumer | went | Crows ined —I was never in prison except a4 a | witness in this case. and once Lefore for letting off crack- ers in the street: 1 cannot read or write. | ou know the nature of an oath’ | you not know the consequences | I would go to bell when I die, Stookey had at he was not so drank but he knew joing be had been drinking for some days sw him pull out his knife toa coiored man a x fore jored witness, named Raymond. eighteen was sworn: and on being asked if he knew Cf ap Cath, oF the consequences of swearing e sent to the State prison, and go to hell when he died. The having seen Stookey stab saw it with Aaron the night ‘ore at the time; I enw the 1 boy, named Joe and Aaron asked him | awed” Smith awhile, his poeket nd the jury were di- here the transac- fe with him who kie he did t the k Court b yand lo k at the loe torney raid he understood the jury soe the marke re the mm nid that marks of blood were very com- ghter ) Raymond wae re He mitted that but it was only for being #worn, deposed to his | n the prisoner draw the knife. and « left side: «aw Aaron p jab whetting it ow his boot: after b re by one door and out of the other, stopped him, and said he could not go. eman xamined ve never been on the island. : Jlive with “Pothoy Sam,"—(laugh- | Doetor Fra Klin, exa praet wd by the Distriet Attorney hysician; I ww on to " on of a colored man. on the *t; I found a wound on the left side the heart cut in two, and the lungs penetrated: it was from four to five inches in depth; it must have been a pretty sharp knife that inflicted the wound: a blade of | three ine it by the handle following | it @ little the decensed in my pos- session now. the violence of the blow required to inflict such & wound would all depend upon the sharpnes« of | the instrument; a wound of that kind would produce | death almost instantaneously | | Croseexamined by Mr. Phillips —Tt would be di ffeutt to inflict euch @ wound wit knife; 1 pre nine from the nature of the wound that it was inflicted ith a dick knit To Mr. Blunt—I probed the wound, it went down- wards.and would not be likely to be intlicted by falling onthe knife. Timothy Lalley, one of the Sixth ward police, deposed that he arrested the prisoner at Crown te, he anid he wes innocent of what he was charged with, he Seemed | down in appearanee; I felt him to try if he bad a knife ord he said id not do it—that he knew nothing » it: I searched him at the station house, am roll penknife. with one biede, on him; I found no other I went leek to the store and searched it, bat could ket no trace of any other knife; his appearance was pale sod lhe a man that wae sick. bat he seemed well aware of what he wae charged with. xamined —The prisoner was a tittle intoxicated ime; be hed a gold wateh and chain on when ar Ie it not frequently the custom. abowt the Five . nts. to knock against persons for the purpose of rob- hg taem? A—Not ia py time, which cannot fail to bave a salutary e the lawless and evil-disposed. Within one fortnight the murder was committed, and the law has avenged the shedding «f biood by consigning the perpetrator of the deed te the punishment of death, This is the second capital convietion this week, and the eighth trial for murder since the first of January, 1851. In seven of (hose. the prisoners were found guilty, aud the other, from the nature of the evidence, was not pressed by the District | Attorney, Mr. Blunt is performing his duty with ability, fidelity. and despatch.) | ee CITY TRADE REPORT. | Trenspay, May 1—6 P.M. | Asues—With a steady market there were sales of barrels pots at $5, ard pearls at $6 62% | Brranstcrr noticed more doing in Western and State flour to-day, but prices were without any improve- ment. The transactions in domestic embraced about | 1.000 Dble. superfine No. 2 at $4 a $4 00; ordinary to | straight State at $4120 $4 25; mixed to good Indiana, | Michigan, and Ohio at $4250 $4 37; pure Genesee at | $4.56 w $4 O84; fancy do. and Ohio, at $4750 $5. and | extra do. and do’ $5 a $6.50, Canadian was more plenty. | and lower. A parcel of 1.200 bbls, brought $4 57 verable «ongside, Southern remained heavy. a a buyers, About 606 barrels changed hosts at $4650 | $457 for common to good, and $4 94 a $5 for fancy te Flour bas been mote active, but_ prices were caster e sales reached 350 bbls. at $3.97 4 $344. Meal was hanged and quiet. Wheat moved to the extent ¢ $0000 burlnis Michigun at $1.02, and 3.000 Southern at 8e., with a dull market. Rye was held higher. and was wanted at Tie, a 7ée, A cargo of River sold at the inside rate. Oats were more saleable at the quotations given in our last. A good distilling and export demand prevailed for corn. and we noticed sales of about 60.000 bushels ew round and flat yellow, at Ge, 0 Ode, and fome white has exhibited a steadier aspect to-day, from the Cisposition to wait the delivery of the mail per Niagara. to-morrow. and the position of holders from their jyrevious free sales. to refrain from pressing | bar = Patetls, The sales were about 1.00 bales ex.—A dull feeling prevailed in the market to-day, he sales did not exceed 200 bags Java, at 1240; | # 10e., aud St, Domingo af §Ao Fiet,—The market was bore of dry cod. To arrive, heme crenenctions were reported at $5362. Mackerel were also reatoe; 260 bbls. No. 1 sold from second hands | at $10 275 Freionra —Cottom was engaged for Liverpool at 5-324 | the family, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, fosta, we again call attention to this subject. Ever Balled. Ford, Gocdwia. from Basten, are 18th; Syiphide, Lat gel bound tor a port in Brazil. must ane (yee yee) pihirs @ usen of the West t Mallet, Li Liverpool: Manhattan, Trie Rain! een stadt beet, her manifest, authenticated b; Brazilian Consul at | Pe a Jonny sean Barney, nie the bert ot ising” ay Re, Conwak then ‘the | Yesick, Buenos Ayres; Vernon, on, Faye, 8a gmseen} ‘and others. DN ek i cy ret ven od aul val wo 2 merchants; = 4 A load for Cowes; authentication. enay. ba by 4 +: aaa laa chants; | ¥ 1—Wind at sunrise, Nj at meridian, SE; at sunset, | load for Cow ee a Hi em va" chants at the port of loading The same formalities pastes © fp oe must be observed by vessels in ballast. It is alwa; ‘ is furtbyoy Visuble to clear “for » market,” as by thie means the ad- Pe tay eae ES +4 Yentage of Frauquia entry is secured ; aud captains | AT in, Marcho—Arr Sophrowin ‘Ss should be instructed to report for entry, in Franquia,” Bomnay, Mareh 5—Sld Zenobia, ‘Fackson London; 12th, , for ar ae dor Lancaster, trom Bost ‘wt. ‘ks Archimedes, Lay ctor; Bower, Rice, Chureh, Avie 0m Clarisen Andrews, Singapore. Baravia, Fob s—Arr Constance Windeor), from Manila, and Boston; Izaak Wal until they can communicate with their consignees. IMPOR Ts. Brravsrurrs.—The receipts have fallen off sinee our | last cireular advices, having been 16.360 bbls.. but the bakers being well supplied, we have still to report rather im stock in first hands, say about 30,000 bbis., while is all hands the stock may be 59,000 bbls. We note the following sales—eay 1.200 bbls, O'Dance, at 144000; 1,000 bbls. Baltimore, =f 13)500; 1,800 bbls. Richmond city Mills, at from 14/500, cash, to 15/750. eash; 1.000 bbls. Constantine, joston; Union, ft Sa NY Ai Sth, Pic 7 Lady Arabell: Fierce. | Cld 22d, Fi “Hlonpeave April 11—Sld Ontario, NOrles New Orleans, at 14/500; 2,600 bbls, Baltimore for re-ex- | Lag dohn Holland, Prinz Adalbers, Ontaelor Si rtation, 10/000 per bbl.. credit; and about 6.000 bbls., | Belle, Assise, Lavinia, and Alexandre, for NOrlean, INCE, sp y Fetail, at from 19] to 13)500 for Haltimore; 15)500 a | Hawveck, British Ouk, Sistore, United States, Byrom, and | ton, Ide; October, and Manson. re. ie THOMA: Foeewcll, tor NYork; Curlew, for Philadelphia, Huewen, April d-Sld Post, ‘N York. Uneoenwaven, Apeil 16-Sid Ocean, NYork, Brrvasr, April leeSid Achilles, NY ork. Cuaneare, April 10—Sid James, Philadelphia, tape, April Arr Adaia Cart, NYork; 1th, Fanny, April 2—Sehr Fiona, Peterson, foe Mayagees, next day, to joad tor Bristo! Uy) Jaco, April 16—Bark ‘Lucinda Maria, Rich, for NYork, “— Juan nx 108, Raserosos, April 10-—Tirige Shakapeare, Pendleton, and Lewis Bea © NYork, soon. minivan, April Is Barks Frabklin, Gib Boston, ready; oes for do, youn; brig Silenus, Campbell, for re io Sth, bork 0 st, rend Porto Rico, 134500 for ‘Richmond City! Mille, and. 14} a idiso0 per bbl, for O'Dance and Columbia brands, Philadelpain flour, and that from New Orleans, have been found this season to rise better, and a better color to the bread, than tbat from other regions of the United States, and y there descriptions have consequently comman: tter Sld Lith, President Smidt, NYork. relative prices than heretofore. We quote prices. at | jd, "Germania, fur Philadelphia; Marchioness of Clydes- which limited sales are now making :—Kiehinond City | gae“and Elphustone: tor NY ore Mills, 15} @ 16/000; Baltimore and Philadelphia, 134500; | “Camas, tapi Teesid Sener Pearce, Baltimore; Ellen O’Dance and Columbia Haxall 144000 per bbl. At Bers | Sampson, NYork, Croo wee April 15—Arr Harriet 5. ae. Sousiny from and for NYor ip rig Kelloch, Kellock, Tend are Maren 31, for Philadelphia, lg. ‘Orleans. nam, February 19, stock about 15.000 bbls., retailing at 16}100 for Riekmond City Mills; 13;000 for Baltimore, | Cewas. April 12—Arr Meruaun ( ~~ APALACHICOLA, Apritiy Teter, among others, and 284000 for Philadelphia. | Baba dates to oad alt, | bd foot tly ey ites seas 4 Davenport, Colbura, for. liverpool, 1 dg; brag ‘po article very dull, with a stock of 4. Deiat, April 16—Sid. Wi in, NY rinkwater, for Bost Lust sale. 1.500 bbls. Uallego, deliverable here, at 164000 | Grinnell, London (Fron NYormy. BALTIMORE, April Si-"Are ships 1 per bbl. Baltimore quoted at 13/000 per bbl. a Bours, April 15 Ave off, “Grifin Grimelle, tees Soa Hi Hew ast: Beller, Oe Otei phi 2th, Sueanu Lopes Domestics.—Stock is very much reduced, "Miveell Ponce Ell and with moderate supplies prices may improve; but leenst, we date=-Aty Mare Slits, MOF assert hs ipeatons Gorbale, Hotline’ wis end owing to the agreement amongst our dry goods dealers | Gann’ gy’ AbMl 12-Sld Celeste, digas delphia, w she put ‘in in distre lato, Hi d, not to buy at a less credit than 12 months, referred toiu | HL April 16—Arr Havre, NY ‘ork; 12th, N Biddle, N | Yer ry Con in ‘ortiand, Geter’. f | our last,” sales are rather dull. We quote :—Deills, ia, NYork. Cld ship FW rune Landis, Liverpool; bri brown. 0 in., 2000 210; bleached drills, lite Carrack, tor NOrlonns; E Hamilton, ag ‘Mion, | lps, Montariaes aad, aoe { good, 80 in., 200 a 276; denim: Bealimore, ‘Duh we d’Orleans, Robert Conter, au et | Ta rN ra Fhe Seg Claris Marie (Fr), Latour, Rochelle; brig Chas’ M’ Mirawekloa fie schrs Saini Camp bell (Br), Porter, St Ritts Via quarantine, bark O Liverpool: brig Vern (Ur), Wheeler, Cork, din (181); from Glasgow; and another brig. Old Boot blue drills, good, 30 in., 2a) a 240; stout twilled shirting stripe terns, in bales, 30 in shirting stripes, in r me, el 1S-Sld Charlotte, NYork; 15th, Her- |. Maso 1, Cain, Glasgow Mary (Br), Rice, St Martins. (ur), wanes low, ‘rie ee assorted. ut shirtin 180 9 190 5 1 b 4, Antelop Yourung; bt! America (Br), Stiannon, Liverpool, via 70.4 180; do., 27 a WY in., 115 0 j Fs Yn eae ai as Ship Hintriot Erving, Gpevis, Veipaceiss, warns. Yom yard. oho, Geers, Lomdsin: Teh, Ant i Gov Briggs, "Hallett, Vailadelphiny beige PXPORTS, | th, Kore Standish, Lendoa, Ann Welsh, BPranciee o. ickerson, Truxillo and Om r Lea, 5 Corrre.—Supplies of cotf ve been very liberal, but | ire HPOOL, Ayn Arr ices Rally, dy Mobile ary ans Gartenay; achrh fA Godwin, « arial, nen aos by heen equal to the supply, aud sar | and Britannia, Blanchard, Mobile: Lad iter. Pa i Bradors, Gray, ie Giant Rew sem eae) tb She stbihy, SAL Re ask i | fn. a sek; ith, New | Leader, Bearse, NYork, Sid seamehip Aimerica (at nome 4 to accumulate. The re Gaeaek fanaa a; | ships Marriot Erving, 7 Brigaas ranc brigs Carl Emil, Frederic Wm Pitt, Margaret Elizabeth Lowell True Man, Nova Scotian; Mrige Matamoraa, Amerika; amd oO PANGOR, i 20—Arr rchr Lochicl, Connor; Outanie, and William, Prinkwater. N York. CK Arr bri America (Br), Beckwith, Liverpool, 2th ‘ect Norway NYork. EE, April 25~-Arr achr Phebe Baxter, Wholdew from the country will no doubt continue good tor several | months yet, but there must bea gradual diminution as we — Orleans; Lowa, Savannah; Red Rose, do; J7th, Herald, approach the close of the season, Prices have been well | Charleston; Win Wail, and Sardinia, NOrleang; 18th, Con! sustained, notwithstanding less encouraging advices anes from Europe; and we look for no deeling, but rather an e, Forest Queen, hy ailvancing market, unless the consuming markets shall » Pikade Assume a more Unfavorable aspect, Local iutluences tb, W Tight, NYork; leth, Compromise, and Abeona, New = Zion's Hope, NYork; lith, Dougal, Bosto 15th, Aunapol favor un sdvaneing market; any other tendency must be deiphin ieee RAIN imported from without, We quote superiors. 3/500 a Dsvid Canno . ae = 3/4 Philadel Geen Star, and | (CHARLESTON, April 27—Ace cohre Sea Gull, Bulledh, SIG; mlased Joe, 34850 9:5)500; good fret D a 39400. Orleans; Mary Car a, NYork; Washington, co | Cardenas, Cld ship Sp), Sust, Barcelona.’ Sid Srcan.—Stoek about 1,000 cases, Caimpoo, We quote 00 for whites, and 1{700 a rer. Vulture Watts, Providen GUCESTER, April 27--Arr schrs Ove t, do ign Marth: elampago,. Curry, Spa Cid ith, sche Gor Andersons Sawyecy’ Pt from Me- from this deseription 2 1) 900 for browns. Hines —Sales in February sbout 50.000; preseat stock. 800 ea Rio Grande and 44.000 River Plate. Quctations 170 re for heavy and 10 a 100 re per Ib, for tight | 00 a 2 ‘ork. ore; Bell Rock, Chief- G Reyne, Jane N c KEN west a nish LEWES (Dex), April 99, 6 PM—Brig Aun Elin Vile, and two topéail ehrs,came in at 7 o'clock th ntinued going up the Bay, ha ern Queen, Camillus, Art Union, Woodman, Gi ad City of Lincolm, for NOrlewng: Italy, Rebece Themis, Olivia, Trumbull, John y be quoted rather flat at | 3p for other descriptions 4 for first class paper, and Pr z 00 yphoo: E.. Upwards of forty sail of vetoes, feo sohrs, lade Frrionrs, in consequen: earcity of shtpp Pahannock, Typhoon, Sea p , Prine r have rapidiy advanced, $1 10. $1 1245. and $1 15, and 3 King, Rive Lord New World. pith coal : 1 of which anchored im har Astoria, Arctic (3), Miltiades, Telam Wright, Me. | bor, where they till rem per cent having been paid for Atlantic ports; aad We — Fidian, Tempest, Blanch: York; Aus- jay 1, 114; AM—The ship Grey Eagle, from Rie de carn as high as $160 and percent per bag for New duno, and August! eo siilndel hia: corse, and 0 Jaucizo, aud a Dark suppoved tobe the Louisa, from Palermo, Orleans. { ‘Jano, and Millicete, for do and | came in'and proceeded up last night. Mhe’ fleet of vessels mentioned yesterday a sing ta harbor, bound owt creased this morning to 70 sail, all of which remaia. yi ther thick and cloudy; wind light from NW, MOBILE, April 22—Cld ships Yeoman i (Br). bib sie rown, Bost Cg Lewis, Srvcir.—The high rate of our exchange has invited | Q large importatious of metal, and all foreign coins have consequently declined much in price. The last sales of Patriot dollars have been at 1/540; aad of Patriot doub- | loons at 25) Loxpon, April Lag Carlo Mauran, for Boston: Haabet, jarleston: Falcon, and Independence, for » ire, Charleston. ‘sid "Robert, do. April 5—Sld Dalston (from Sunderland), New do; brig Comma’ erpool; Carolus. Hows , Cr, April 2—Arr sehr } MIDELETOW | Jacksonville, die henge and eld 8th for Charlesto RICES CURRENT OF IMPORTS ¢ 21 b—Arr Core NYork; Cerere, | yNEW ORLEANS, April 22—Arr bark Loretto Fish, Yates, Beeswax, yellow, $20 a $40 per Ib.; beef. mess, 20) a 22 April (—Arr Cerene, Perandello, NYork; Cerere, | ,NEW ORLEANS, Apel 2 Ary bark Loretta Fish per bbl, nominal; candles, sperm, 800 Wh. dull; | Gustenack, April 10—S14 Alexander, and Bulvidere, NYork; | And aschr. name unknown. Cid steamship Fampero, do., composition. 620 a 640 do.; canvass, first quality, | jot, Ellen Portestal, do. ot, Brazos: ships Manchester, Ty! Ophelia, Kustian, 27 a 52) per piece; chairs, best windsor. 14. a MALAGA, April 4H—Sld Water Lily, NYorls. i [ste ea be AK Clark, ‘do: barks Nashua, M a 16j per dozen, in bond; do, cane seats, 25) a MavxAs, March 2—Arr Pontiac, Boston, Philadelphia; Rienal, ‘Bangs Mi a lof Are Sarah Warren, Guayamas, and std | Bordeaux: Lucy Aun, Kelle codtish, good quailt Ds Pd. Sesagyes | th, Augustine, Hurd, Sydney; 27th, ark Sarah Bri quality, Kussian, 5,000; cassia, do { eh,’ Lowa, Hama Koen: 41, Cenabic, 4 bark Magdsiena; " per Ib{; hams, American, according to quality, 200 a 2 a ork: dist. Haytord, 1 et of May, Metailak, echrs snd F Lutterlob, Atee= ).. NO! 5 ars, 12 ; ong Kong; Fe § on, a, ond Aurora Borealis—come up light. Ri ee ee ie Gioeee eee ee Fh, Kensington, New | vi pate arr tecare sche’ ND Knight. Hateh, Bos- Imeco leaf, according to quality. 1) « 17 do. chewing, | N#WPORT, April 1S5—Sid Marquis of Chandos, NYork, | Setatieleeion, Howry, Fortawonthe Bay State, Wilson, 450 n 500 per 1b; 260 do.;do., | gana, Tob & Sid Smyrna, Ankers, Arracan; Ldth, | de Manne Cee care rye, Shetwoket: Sith, 6 whale, 1/000 @ 1/400; pepper, black, 175 a 180 per lb; Porrsmourn, April 16—Arr York for Norwich; Quinebau liams, Norwich for N ff Victoria, and Cornelius Deal York: sebra Mary Ann. Hopkin aabeth, Ewen, Norwich for Albany; clooney Freee, Minard, ane Age ew NEWPORT, April 20—Arr aches Hilands pork, ‘American, good quality. 29) a nominal; sin, 5100 per bbl; salt, 640 per alquere; turpentine, sp rits of, in casks,’ 2004210 per Ib.; idem, tins, 215 a per Ib. os Grinnell, NYork for London, (xe QureNsTOWN, April 1} 3 Brvughem, and Vaux, Boston; Forest State, NY ork: Married, At Baltimore, on April 28, His Excellency Acrnowse De Bownovios. Minister from France to China, to Karna- rine, youngest daughter of Alexander Norman Macleod, bn., formerly of Isle Harris, Scotland At Koehester, on April 28. by the Key. Wm. 0 Riley, Mr. Jaws P. Deny, of the city of New York, to Miss Many | ry KE. Dorie, of Rochester, Gree “Darling, Bartlett, | Buckinan, Bridyeport; M ull, River; steamers Anthea | & Jane, California. cite, More; Cid'sekr Sehuyihill, Kis Died, Teivsre April 4—Arr Mimosa, do. ROVIDENCE, Apel DeAre sivop Vigilante: Wells, In this city. on the morning of Thursday, Ist of May, Tex pril S—Sld Amstel, NYork; Anna en Arnoldi- = Bing nig Morton, Cortuns apd Wonts at half-past 1 o'clock, P. M.,J. J. Lasovrsse, Esq., in the 5 $n Orbos i a Ue Pi draebeess, pocnemn, Coven: 4 Je alae at got mt 8 paciod of more than fifty years, asa | vet : ner alpha E a sie ee ee Hinde ‘ob Cebit, yughe ? Me 1 ‘Tescen osto: merchant, Mr. Labouisse has been most favorably known, | Warnnros ‘avn 13—Std tady c smpvall, NYork. TNICHMOND, April 20—Arrache Richmond, Tithy, N Yorks and his merits have been highly appreciated by a very | Almira, ith, do. ld achrs Chacon, Berry, Hos largeeirele, Asa man of busivess and a geatleman in private society, and in all the relations of domestic life, Telegraphic Marine Rey aay i ike April Pa sohe Maria Theresa, Smalley, Phi~ and of religion, he has left to the memory of those who WILMINGTON, April 20—Arr brig Leonice, Bradley, Now survive him, e character of uublemiabed tategrity, and Ansive dnd Bidetanen, Danaus Sale: Sees ater | yous Br Hail, do; John Dawson,’ ew the highest virtue and benevolence, He has gone to rest, ; April tat €@ 0, ton 6% epoke nett, adaloupe; ache B ina good old age. profoundly lamented dria Helene, f York. CAs sie st Kt y. and those of P. Negrin, his | — Schr Triumph, Cape | bee ‘April 11. Left sche BH | Port au ), Kelly, St law, are invited to uttend his funeral, from his late | Hale, from S York, the OO og Ath, Int 3916, lom ee a ee ere SS fF Getaber, Bart wn Tringe, pail 17; Taft sg Monte On April 80, Hsuexa, third daughter of the late Rev.J. | Cristo, oh eg ‘te T'S Higgins, Tangier; Jesper, Friend, ba Bride, N Yor! Ship Piterim, ‘St Johns, NB; bark Elm, Philadel- bry Lilbeen, Reaches; sehts Hallowell, St Vincent; Ga- tte. Philagelphia; 8 A Appleto Mount Hope, N chaitege Seti Couneti, And "Walter Ky Natianite; ah hyloek, do. . New Bxorono, April 90, Arrived—Sebr Cornelia, NYo rk. Cleared —Ship South Carolina, NPacitec. D. Hart. aged 18 years,6 months and 24 days She was very love: ves a large circle of friends to mourn her carly departure The relatives and friendg of the de sed. and those of this day. at half-past 2 o'clock. from the residence of her unele, G. B. Miller, 220 Hudson street At Clifton, Staten Idand,on May 1, Pree Axx, wife ship Andrew Lng ap G ip evened shem Van Alien, and daughter of Joseph Si Cienind-ethe Ablhve, Abdieng Mewar tied oak | 1s Ind Ueitidren, Mint Bile ‘Me nds of the family are her funeral, on Saturday, Sd inst. at 1 o'clock, trom St, John’s Chureh, Clifto ph On the morning of May 1, Iievay R. Cox, in the 424 year Of his age. Seuth Atlantic failed—ehes Wm M Baird, nd Maria Theresa, Philadel- Herald Marine Correspondence, Arrived Schre Star, Whittam, Nien We ‘Wretanas Fountain ort; Francis A Hawkins, Hulse, 1 tt, Spaulding New and friends, and those of his brother. Sam- ye re- | «i the funeral, from his late ay | URctoner, Me aad Mie mily Wite, asters Masters Wm Hand Beary White. rexidenee, No. 33 Bethune strect, on Friday, 2d inst..at 2 York for Augurta; 2th, Richmond, Pierce, do for Portla @'eloek. PM, Tveinda, Whittemore, do for Bt Passengers Sailed. Suddenly, on my 1, Gor, injuries caused by fire vb, WAM—No arrivals, Livenroot Packet ship Manbattan—Capt Bunbury, 1B | Buna dank, onl; t Th ‘andJane L. Hows » port, chip Maseachusetts, diag. M service, Jamaica, lady and serya j Gootee © Brower, N ed 4 = oeerr Prarnapeneyra, May 14 7M Montgomery Vatterson, Bes, lady and (go ehil ren age S yenes BP". y most | ~ fon Di Focuses oterastcy, Lelovolee,’ Mons lynch, N ‘Th Felatives and friends of the family are invited to we | attend the funes on Saturd) May 5, at 20 vn the residence of her pare ata 204 Seventh street In Brooklya,on May | Ra SHIPPING, — - 2 G.noid Morse, ged I we IVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS.—THE PACKRT - At South lergen, i. Bayt 1 OS gg son of James is Lencerne, May 0, and Selah Atking, Bo L 4 ship Washingtow, bel being detained. will erent and Margare 74 Jo Nainaseet Havronn. aged 6 years. died at Tamworth, \d cabin, or steeeags pe ply to JA0®) cabin, see WILSON, No, 108 South street. to 16d. $000 bushels of corn were taken at 4%; for | yt"! Rage rere : flour. 1s, 24. was offered. and 1s. 6d. asked. Dead weight | % a n the 26th April. He was at the battle of Bun! Aula’ ————— ranged from 12s, 64 to ite To Glaegow 2.100 bbls. flour i sai XPRESS, LIEN, FOR CHAGRES DIRECT AT, Pam were taken at ls. 6d; there was no change to Londo ua a vessel reported by | steamer BROTHER JONATHAN, 1,40) tons burth oF other posts », | MARITIME INTELLIGE NOM, 4 toe reel elaracd ty | call precisely at Sorclook F, M., from pier Ne. 6 Necth Pees Fe meeeed tate amounting to 1.800 : Tott for NYork, from Cadiz, Int 39 40, lom | om Tuesday, May 13. ‘This steamer has beon comatencted wit boxes —4 raisins. at 00 halves at $1 Port of New York, May 2%, (4-10, April 24, was the Bristol, of Briss et (os qriginally | a view to strength and speed, has mont exe: atlans vpnteiten, and 15 eneks eurrants at - tated in Capt ort), and’ not of NYor une | ed with pee Hay was held firmly at 66 a 62!,c.. at which about 500 6 0 | xoow sure. 819 | deubtealy the new herin brig Bristol, of Bristol, Me, from | bales sold 55) atom wa ate 929 | Mendurns for ‘on, Which was secu 13th, lat 3641, lon 72 semen of passonenrs ad fo furaighed with, 90 Hors were quoted nominal. nt 24 a 90e.. each — — hay biases / ables, without charge fer sums lees thon cae thousand aot Lean —Spenish was in moderate revuest and firm. 60 Cleared, | if Hampden, which went ashore nyar Clow. | lars. Aleo, an experienced Surgeo whine sorvices mee free tons changed bands at $4 62), Nothing doing in Tarks—Morion (Be), Upwere, Quebec, Purcell & O'Con- ba of expense. en te ore apply & American nor, Texas, M Nair, Savannah, Dunham & Dimon. P MILES SP Courtland stecet, N. W Motasees moved to the extent of 999 bhde Museo. Brign— bol bret Trapp, “ ii My 9 (ois Fev P ts end linieargs ot may Celeiy beets repre a apes Oaks bn ee ite (Ihrem) ey, Uretven, UY Beckitel; Mune pring | from Richmond, z0 ore repo 0 CAPTAIN BURKE OF THE BARK ~ Vistt, E Weiler: Robb sa fini _—s fore» date ech, with # honse on deck, bailing | b a resented to Co tain ii mr by anil stearece Havas, Gronus<-fisen out lest, the businew bas bees | 5 w ieee BS e », arn Vora, B port, is ashore om Cape Henry, near the Tigh | seontners of sate at ‘on theit nfivalat the port of Now rather light. embracing 00 bbls. North county rosin, at | Richar wai’ (ey, € NB. Thies: } feck ohew Yous, May 1, 11—Sie:—We, tne paseer $100: 00 bhie tar, at $1758 $187), ) bbis. piteh, at riando, Brown, W Thomp ae Boat ecmmttted to your eare on leaving the shores $1 62);; and 100 bble. spirite turpentine. a! 36e, exsh rj John R Bow, Oliser, Mat nao Seer ee Dire cntlcd tpex th Oates @ Fon eh car ‘ { remained as noticed yesterday, with RO i a See SS il addpens in the post of New York, sid te cxprosy 0) galls Ameri A Englists, from fatore, at bem hs Condommes bh Samuel Wallnes, Wich: Soe Sr eats to 300. Soe, Raving conGietes (Se chert epee Pa carb; of ow ne Caeiets were lee att Bateinete, Jonacen, © Leoten: Bee of twenty-eight days, ail in purfect henith, and bert rs t $2 6235. ith, Phitadeip jnette, Beunett, Portland than when we left home, We attribute this he eat te Provmoxs.—Pork—Another advance haa been ob joan, Churchill, Boaton. sour nerer-liring analety, sovleionde, and paternal gnre of tained for Ohio which was « and held only by afew Sloe inkl 3, Behe A Ae ya Capt Mortis, of the hes, reports the | Be ccm od with your woperior, Kno inte, pity, neal Re de Fy? - clntng with | vidence. ba 2 pot 8 os Yeu anticipated ont wants and felt much plew Dew mens at $15 50. old at $14 40: new prime at $13 50, Arrived. which was upon Minot I SO gg Bh hh my A and cld at $12 60. Beef was quiet but firm; the sales | Steamship Southerner, Dickinson, Chart Whateme well aa your jocose disposition to cheer and en were fi lots. and amounted to 170 bbis with mage aud pa Spotted, Til Atking Adoms, Pil, spoken Jan 12, had lost a reaman is beyond ail yriee: aud we fervently hope thas at $0 3 and pritn $5 OT a $6 day evening pm ship Catherin hut givem. your future ear er will b 4 with the coat a for hams nally $15 Lancaster, Moore, hence; and heteh ¢ Spoken. tone; and that ng visited and foretem . ue. from Sagua, going into Charleston: AM, oft Frying ‘ ” . | Iands, that the evening of your days may be ol wile worth Tige. @ Biy¢., as Fan Shoals,’ passed ship Martord, Sanncrimaa, henee for Doughty, trom Boston for Mobite (or NOt | M00 dia yf we SV ccar man, Ie Wine were firm at Se 0%. for ham Sayan nal NoOtleans, 17th ult, off Key | or ardent w Warerfurd press wowld x shoulders, et whieh ae Ship Yorkshire (pkt), Qherman very “ April * tor eleans, 17 to this addres jer to give the real ‘ a os < rele new y dee nnd 400 pastonge ‘ arshall & Co in 7 s ‘ sand friends an opportunity of emigrating and iy br itis’ any OF two. the market | with th Vartelts and Ster of the West, for New istine, foeun Seanepers for Cardenas, 19th ult, 1at 27 | pon ction of eo competent & >. who t The.. and we heard of 80 tierons being cold, | Yorks petty winds ter 1S Gage, eben SS Tig, steering B, painted binck, with red steak, | tereet in the welfare of ine re to-dsy. at 2 rate for a suall par: | fot. funast oy ee Serer Serene ‘a Vine signal witha horigontal red stripe in the | ovreclzes and fellow pause: ners. Tet im et of choles quality. gore Cresivetien ty epost fore hoctaw, of Gardiner, hence for Mobile, 17th ult, off : = RKETS ELsEwn RE. dw ond egy pe wengets, all well r oe . 4 MaDIC AL BA: Tth wilt t 1, saw eral rae and large j STOCK SALES =e tities of held fewy and Ree eT LW cage, with | Denne At tamer, Davis, ond U1 ft CERTAIN AND SPREDY CURE FOR CONSUMPTION Poston and | . Ship Andrew Foster (pkt), Steele { ea. | Talman, Yo 4 Increase, dg; all for nn that $10 will be forfeited, is the pationt dies 10 Fall | Sher‘and ghd ensteriy winds up. to i janke, which . Rovy, Positent (after taking it one week). Nothing more cam . pono r ht variable April 18814 barks Medora, Roby, Portland; i per was filed with eortifien! ma mess is 6 Gage Gave tha ight variable Winds | rer, une; Star, Snow, NY Foyt Meri: | . eteould be done. fh ‘ z D ith mdse and Y Thomas & B: Lechorn, «fla hott he best way fe te get Ship Vandalio, Norton, Liverpool, 29 days, with mdse and | pi tite wy Handom, | one frst, and try ite wonderful offerte, t (3) 2% pocarngers, to OK Havre, 35 days, | Burdick i juniors, | sed ttet is sitet as theck ne will be towed avcatal, with crete als yncsennere, tg order. i:ith wit, lat 45.56, | fe hacen, “tS chy Gorelins Beene, | owwe sores Railrond, Hi: 1 song i ya ri om Newpr i Wall, NOrlea Connty Railroad, 3 | hip Milan, from Newport New | At Ge deh, brig Broome, Trecartin, from Matangas for Bos- ani Burlix 108: 10 do, ed, Ter etn, | 1; and M Connecticut Rivet Railroad 12) Vermon churette Railpond, 11% 031%. (do. KIM, Wa Ma: 18 Con cord Railpond, Dt4; 8 Vermont Central Railrond, a ® Ei: 8 Vermont and, Cannds Railrad | (new hy, a idence Railroad, S54, 90 Canton Com S04, 614: | Thorndike Manuf. 11 4 Boston pany, 8 O56. B ‘&. lank of North, America 101; Market Bank, Mere Bank, 4 if FET Rowton Hank, Bo: cee's Bank 101; 10, 1B herd oy: sae ¥. 10 Gro. ermont hh RK hares Vermont Central Raltevad, 24 aig, M0 o., MOd, 34" 12 Boston and. Wor, fenter Railroad, Wie 103%. 10 O14 « OK. 2 Rasiand Railroad, ff: Boston and ny, 24: 10 Portland 5 Bost Boston Com Hass; 3 Canton Company, 634; SION Ox Stock Board—$000 Maryland 6’, T shares Marine Bank, 2°; 2 VY. and Balt. and Reisterstown, 4.4 ; ore ani Ohio RR, 77!) id. VOM FOREIGN MARKETS H19 CORR FAROSDYRCE Rio oe Jasvrno, Marely 4 1861 Av vossola are freqwentiy anbje tom House, from irregularities im the form of aeir am. or ‘ted te fines at our Cus. \ tanzas, 10h wit April 10—Art briges Mary Jane, Gates, King- | 1 for the © a. signal ‘At do Wth, brig Con Marshall, Colcord, for Boston, Ie. Cury of inconvenience. Mind 23, Rovevelt *t, ind FE HAvAwA, April 19—Arr, bark Almira, “ - * Somere, Wateon, Charleston; sehr Mary cor TED AS USUAL IN DIFFI- land: 2h, ship Josephine, Bogwholm, His medical and physiote. Verdes | John Balch, Melvilte, Cabatas: Franklin, ( Tein store, 228 Nroatway. Hie Mi and tt daylh day sehr White Oak, Arey, Baracoa: 2ist, bar jcnds who have inquired by letter whether he had retired me of the. Plane fob West, New York; Glenturn,, Ssrpson, Chatleston; | from practice, are informed that he tv sill at his old office, a, who stated that they were | trige Maria, Ingeaham, Bristol, ‘RI; Union, (Fr) Pavie, | 19 Avnet New York Sid Isth, ships Vermont; Morse, onetadt: Wabash, agg oe Tag ict 4 co lond for € *; barks mig of, Nelaon, Cowes: Childe Harold, Richy WY orks | Athi Wake, York, Cardenas: beige Confidence, Babcock, Providence:(is adv at New Bedford for ante, al lainp some time before the collision. put up sport, and the brig’s being clap- hb vessels tan off side by C. ¢ some time ther, which they did ¥ ntly: and WE 'all om board, including Garvey, that received material romene. April 17, tat 4, ¥ with Am ship Milan, stecring W. MORTAMORE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO contracted diseases, “Cura ut voloas,” that im Thave devoted many years te my ted, snocessfully, thousande of pa- inen tn, days Diiate tabe care of thy health, Prefesston, and have te Those who wish to consult me on those com, tu enn do #0 (free of charge), from 8 A.M. t oP. ML , Cardenas, 12 days, with molasses, to | KM Chariton, rifmington, Ne rw Orleans: F Soul grcepted. If you value your health, you will avoid thoee Sid in co with sehrs Yank Bi nawan, Alm, in gto: | knaves who Ryton A tell you “that aS iy can cure nders, for Portland. Alto, Wood, Cardenas; and that the kina jad medirine is all Ci ib ones Shh n zis, shine Rober oalth baw Fary for éisense tn all its, ‘Triton, Sweeter, M f Ypeareport), Park, San Juan de los Reme- ‘ersons whowe I it sugar, Be, to P Buck. Sid in co with Ng Sha SR] een ruined by there exotists, call upon medally. 16 WA- 1 ore! no epler, Shaw, = roe fend, Be 4, Fredericksbur, yy 6 days. Merryma: Berryman, Portiand: Aw | oes es. 2 Se ee rein Herptove. Bprteons for gor baste dull R RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE « PRACTICAL, PRL. bi Hie at, French, Providence. Whitmore, for Falmouth, B, do; Seatia Ke.—Othor hours, 9 Ms 0008 P. Bloch Helen, Bilis, New Be at = eae veoh Detow. met, wer 1th, and many ‘hat. (o say Ship Cordelia, from Havre, with mdse and pasnengers, IGE Gin Yabo, Lanes! 208 fot Shae eine aS 4 te Bi Chene- 4 Ley a jand, Rice, Liverpool, 27 da. tUrReR, " am pril 10—Arr betg Greet hy bP u Ay ay" Havana. sean Shap Aeriecen Wazawianr apm er, for Cronstadt a we whe, age i Vancouver, Rochelle, 31 dn lg Saewn) win None, win; Ti Ply in the earlier stages, will be reprised ‘Se the eee and ee Smith, fr tee So, te load foe Go wes; backs Hae iol, ofthe guce. (alse) vbips, | bpgh ana 2 beige