The New York Herald Newspaper, May 25, 1851, Page 4

- + Bis Intention to propore a complete arrange Canaxpaioua, May 24, 1851 Webster arrived at 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon nd proceeded ip & earrie 19 General Granger's house to addrete the citizens at 2 0'clook t0- will stay ever Gunday Interesting from Washington. BPETCRN OF THE PRESIDENT—THE PRIGATE SUSQU TANNA—DEPARTURE OF GOVERNMENT KEPRSSE Saran See: Wasninoros, May 24,1851. | ‘The President and Seorctary Graham arrived here (his Thorning in fine health, | ‘The stoam frigate Suaquehanns is now ready for sea at WNorfoik, aud waiting for suiling orders fur the Bast La- | ics, whore she is destined ay the flag ship of Commodore | Bulica. She will touch at oland M. Macedo, Bra- | wilisa Minister, towhom pa...,¢ has been tendered by our goverument, as a mark of respect. Messrs, Schenck 8nd Poadleton will also be conveyed by her to their res- | Protive misions. | ‘Tho Commissioners for revising the lighthouse system Bre in session hore, and giving the subject a thorough ex- Puniaation. Harlow Case has been appointed by the President Col- Yotor at Sandusky, Obio. vice John Youngs $900,000 of the Mexican awards remain unpaid, ost of which is evjeiued. ‘The treasury has paid $330,000 harpates ar A ‘on sugars, he whole amount to be paid has mot yet beem asourtained. Payment of returned duties on molasses will be made | & ones cluims are reported on, me ‘The Canadian Parilament. { Tonoxro, May 23, 1851 In the Legislative Assembly, this afternoon, the Hoa. | Mr. Merritt, the late Commissioner of Public Works, ex- Plained the reasons of bis retiring from the cabinet—the | incipal one being the opposition of his colleagues to Es etablishment of a now fiscal syaem. He ana guaeed ment in the Coustitution, op the principl: of that of the State of New Work; and stated that an expenditure of $00,000 in the removing of obstructions in the St. Lawrence river, would geader our public works us productive as those of (he Btate of New York. ‘The Baltic’s News at New Orleans. Naw Onueams, May 2, 1551 ‘The Buropean news brought bs the steamship Baltic ‘which was started from New York at half. past six o’clock Peached this city at seven o'clock. As it was long after | business bours, the effects of the news emong the com- wmercial community will not be known ‘ili Monday Accident on the Erte Railroad. Downinx, May 24,1851, | ‘The express passenger train om the Hrie Rallroad, from | Wew York, on Thurrdey morning, when between Fores!- | ‘vide aad Dayton, was passing over an embankment about | tee of fifteen feet high when the track gave way after the engine and one passenger car had paseed over tt. It | appears that the heavy rain of the previous night had Washed cut a culvert thus weskening the embaukment. ‘The other cars were thrown frow the track, and several | were injured One man bad his arm badly | 4 and sustained other inj! ; it fe feared he will | ‘3 ‘A brakeman bad his arm broken; aad one man, who was standing on » platform, was thrown twont: ty-five of thirty fect in the air. He, however, receiv, Do material injury News from Rosten. ADIOURNMENT OF THE MASSACHUSETTS LSG@ISLATURE TM RESCUE OF SHADRACH, THE FUITTVE, KTC. | Bosres, May 2%, 1551. | ‘The Legislature was very busily covupied the whole | Af this forenoon, in fivixhing up the basins prepers- tory to na adjournment in tie eveulag. Very Li de bate was tolerated, ex “pt on ome or two subjects Where was some argument 0) the bili to aid in the con. | Btriiotion of the European and North American Halifax Raliroed, which was finally referred to the neat Leg Isture. The proposition to remove the eat of gover: ment from Boston. af er considerable debate, was ivid the table Votes of tharke wore passed to the Presider Of the Senate and Speeker of the Mouse; afer which, | Bota brarches adjourned sine dee A returned Californian, nemed Michael Norton, was found dead in bis bed at the New Kngiand Hotel lsat evening A verdict was rendered of death by discnse contracted in California The deceased bad considerable money ‘The Hon. John P. Hole is engaged to defend Etivur ‘Wright. and others. in (he appresehing Shadrach rosoue cares, Judge Alten having deolined, on account of Ii | Beath | Indian Difficulties Minnesota, | Orsemmeatt, May 24101 | By the receipt of St. Paul's (Minnesnta) papers of the 19th inst. we learn tha the oid batred is again dis- | Plog ltacif between the Sioux and Chippewa tribes of Indi not withstand he treaty of poace made last winter. A party cf the Chippewas bave Leon bar- baroualy murdered by some of the Bioux, and a large Bamber of the latter armed and painted, have aleo taken the war peth. a: ¢ direeted their march the Chippewas. The (+ vernor. who has great intuence With wll the tribes. greatly reer ts this movement of the | Fire at o ad ccoupied by James W. furned to the ground. with the bare and contents Three valuable horses perished adjoining house own d by Franklin Lo by 6 BE Heibre the residence of (he inte Governor Mi Gangeresi Miscellaneous Sonthern Items. 0 M By to-night roate and steward ef tt New Orteans. bad died of yellow fever, on the ps from Rio. The thermemeter stood at #1 depress at Chariwton Inst Woadneaday The Felis Point bank robbers trials commence at Ril Cote Mille on Mor Generel Lambert hws been elected Mayor of Richmon Hon. William tt has been unantinousty nommlonted for Cor whige of tho Sth district of North Carciine by Reward Alar The lowe by the 914000. Hirecls Fal Hill, was cons The Last Stenmbort Explosion on the Mis- atppt, ce. Yew Onc rama, May 20 1 thet fonr persons (deck hands spl sion of the Echo at Bayou Sara ' mplaints have been (raaasantt iad lo Washingte t Mexien furbid tie band ing of supplies intended for the ait Tebnante pre. Gur government on hearing of the conduet of the pathorit hs at re Oru ately ordered the rev nue cutter te proceed t the welooner, ant seo hat the provisions were landed Mr, Pininy’s Body Recovered. May 2 ’ ‘ The body of M owt Srows by the sinking tenn ing near whore tly Destructive Holl Storm im Pennsyiva Me un, Pa May & ) storm thee ever vislled us coeur. fh uch damage to the crops and sien much «wollen. mill dam we and oth > jon In Tennessee. Congressions| Now Momeni, May 23.1851 Tho whigs of thi Aeetrict eve nominated W mas for Oengres Iie opponent ix Freder ton, democratic member of the lest Congress More about the For: Mav 9 —Catherine N. Forrest vs. Réwin Prevost. —tn the application for s epecial jury in thin rave Jadg Dee gave bis opinion agaiust the neoasity anting the request of the pinimtiff yt suggeste! the propriety Of one handred aod twenty jimpre being wieciwt by Ut & Divorce Onse, commisioner of jurors ander the supervicion (a ude Gach of the partion to nirike off thirty, #0 a ‘0 reduce the pane! to sixty, from whom the jury of ty bould be called Mr. Ven Buren, on debeif of Mr Forrest, aod Mr O'Conor, for Mrs. Forrest, naseuted bo this meme of ob- = jury ¢ it, Van Buren (hen applied for a commiseinn to ox manine Anna Plowers in New Orienns fe appiied va the GMdavit Of Mr Forre(. whieh stated that he expected so. a bet Of adultery between More Forrest aud Sree bai The appl cby Mr ontae tes will give his decision in thi og A commision. on behalf of M | fash enmastoe Mr Forney. of Philad Without coporition We shall give a Ceding: to-morrow | gating Sis, SOL. | cabinet he made his interest, as counsel in the other © | sottl Puepee | fore an Alderman, who immediately had the hot- | settles the ri ‘The loss ie $3000. partly insured . | @ EWS BY THE MAIL @ur Washington Correspondence. Wasnineton, May 22, 1851. The Mexican Claims—The Anticipated Investiga- tion, &c. ‘The excitement and indignation with regard to the awards by the Board of Claims against Mexico, are in nowise abated, and there is no doubt but what the whole matter will be thoroughly probed | by Congress at its next meeting. If some of the developements which will then be made do not make | people starg, jt will be because they do not regard anything as miraculous in this wonderful age. But it must be understood that I desire to cast no reflections upon the members of the Board; neither do I wish to be considered as their advocate. They will be called upon to defend themselves, aud it will be time enough to take one side or the other after they are heard. They have boon obliged to decide cases upon the evidence before them; and, although they might well doubt the credibility of some of the stories, yet, when daly authenticated evidence was produced, sworn to by ties in Mexizo, and the credibility and respocta- ility of these parties endorsed by She Mexican Blintter here, under the seal of the Lerma their doubts had to be laid aside, and the validity of the claim allowed. It is understood, however, that they have kept a minute private journal of all their nsactions, and are fully prepared forthe pet rigid ecrutiny into their acts. For their own racter, and to satisfy the public, the investigation must be had. Allusion has been made to the members of Con- gress who have been engaged as counsel in prose- cuting claims before this voard. Upon reference to the record, I find that the following comprise all the members who were euch whon acting as coun- sel:— Hon. Jesse D. Bright, Senator from Indiana, was engaged in four cases, aggregatin 133 on. Volney E. Howard, member of Congress from Texas, was engaged in two Cases, both of which were rejected. Hon. Andrew Ewing, of Tennessee, one rejected case. Hon. Tho Corwin, whilst U. S. Senator from } Ohio, was eg in two casee, which were allow- i850, and March 12, 1890—aggre- Before ed—January pting a seat in the cases he had, over to other parties. Lis nephew, I believe, became interested in seven, three of which were rejected; so that Mr. Corvin’s position in the cabinet appears to have had a very poor effect, so _ asthe success of the claims was con- cerned. In fuct, it affords the best evidenoe that the charges against him, in this connection, were made without proper information in the premises. The statement that Mr. Webster was interested in any of the award? is a mistake. Some six or seven years ago he was engaged to draw up au ar- gument in favor ofthe cluun of the Land Company, und this is all the interest he has ever had in any of the claims—an interest which ceased whea he drew up the argument. Several ex-members of Congress were engaged ag, counsel—Mr. Rockwell, of Connecticut ; Gov. | Marcy, and one or two others. ‘The assertion that complaint bas beon made that the Secretary of the Treasury is paying fees of the | counsel in the awards, and withholding the princi- pal, is also an error. Tho Secretary has not in- terfered in the matter. If any such stoppage has | been made, it has been done by Comptroiler Whit- tlesey, in accordance with a long standing rule of his office. Our Philadelphia Correspondence. Paitapenria, May 23, 1851. Another Whig Meeting—A Dudlist in Limbo—im- portant Decision—A New Host inthe United » Se. oy. Johnston met with rather a chilly reception, last evening, at the meeting in the third district, which was quite a contrast tothe warm time the whigs hadof it the night before. The number in attendance was large, but the enthusiasm was wai ing to render the affair effective. A cordwainer of ardent temperament, rejoicing | in the name of William Edward Henry Cotten, con- ceiving himeelf wounded in the tenderest point, by a rival weaning away the affections of his lady love, sent a hostile missive to that fortunate indivi- dual, a few days since. The pleasure of meeting him in New Jersey was requested at any time that euitea his couvenience, for a deadly encounter, with either pistol or small swords. Failing to do this, the challenger vowed he would have him cow- hided in the public streets. The challen, party not having much faith in the popping or the thrusting of small swords, for the t of private grievances, laid the oase be- beaded challenger arrested. Not being able to pro- sent to prisen, and after two or he was this morning libera- morning, to tax stocks, Ke.. o a perton domiciled in heirs r iz in other ne matter of wemthed ex- amount st boqu athed b ral ate pert) fa million, and the tax will | favorit United States Hotel har pase bands of A. G. Allen, Esq., peed ving been con id with the house rmer proprietor, W. Pope Mitchell, de it has been thoroughly repaired and re ed in th 'y manner mort ¢ ary wN and entho-iastic Inet night, at thi Gen. Grant, an Lit w On was quite » la friends of Cub n Gravier str LEans.—'Dhere ting: of the Cr ppi, was called to the Chair; d Capt. nudes wore App d Vico I lent ‘ The object of the t make arrangements © th y of the lane '% A comunittec re ii t real Wberty foes to tyranny. and nv exhibit Kk 1 1 May. t ‘ titers . Wood Be ay writion t don with . time, on reeenta ~t marked applause i comedy of “ Secret Dewutiful farer of the “First > tinguished honor Benror's I new aud thie din go aint highly ctor Fill ¥ vening. by Messrs, Burton John Mrs. Hughes, and Mrs, Buse votwa e Will be the “Wandering Minstert Nationan Tre the.—The altractions offered for the k at thie favorite theatre are of very ot er, comprising the beautifal speete ie of with ail ite splendid effets, and the Seottleh maofthe “ Lady of the Lake,’ with all Uy «ond a cast etnbracing the full strengih of Uhi= popular ecimpany Be The performances to.metrow evening with the © Lrish Widow,’ whic: will be Tnvinetbien,”* amd ali will ¢ | with teh of a © Row at the Lynemm.”* 0. &, Marshal's Otter, UA —Hugh smith master of the Brith ship Re im $100, he wie bark Seaway, whe ale arrested for s 4 the sum of Mar E —John Lyon, caoflose tal Forest Queen, was for an assault alleged ¢ 1 said vena Wervant— George & Tucker n lie vb one of id to be mente have been forund be fed to Bag Hare ‘at the latter place ‘dey, t Seoenal, bebed by Commissioner Bridgham gud od to Boston yesterday to take ble win! Hird te Betl—Jobn Parker, William Beown ant t wo others, confined on a charge of mutiny and as ® and betters, Were aamitted to ball im $) 6 cach te ly ator the Grand Ji ry feund t wi, of r This is @ fine bill, and no dowht will attract hundreds Asrnicas Muses —The appearance of thom truly hildren, the Batemans, has attracted Inrgs att hy their splendid dramatic repre~ntations y will appeng to-morrow im the aflernoon and even- ing Casts» Ganrue —Another of those soul-inepiring con- corte will come off this evening at this beautiful location. Feveral beautiful musiesl selections are made, and v0 doubt the visiters will be delighted by the music of Maretcee'* band. Comvioneerany Bemerrt ro Ma. J.B. Score —Wo are Find to perceive that the friemls of thie excvileat Actor and great favorite, intend giving him ® benef, at tho Astor Place Theatre, om Thursday next. He deserves bomper Crmiere's Movern Ag oxeetiont programm d by the above inimitable company for to- me f evening Songs, gloo, iNetromental performace, and doveing Yovcowy) Mivernecs This anrivaiied band of nagco performer give a cloinn mlgetion of entertainments (> mor wevening Swaine slugs his great cong = Wow were poy f | Bessation us THe Counct.—Tne Losovine Beorem.—At a ake of the Common Council on petnorng night, there was a more lively timo than ever, . "the proceedings of thi body have of late assumed. jently menacing, but withal facetious tura. What- pts may have been the secret of these acrimonious nee et Se memes a8 each other, the sore point fn all important point, vix: the dis- posit mn oF the city funds. ‘The Mayor some tim: the appropriation of $600 t> the widow: deceased firemen, declaring that the charter gave them no power to make such a grant; and in 6 do- ing, like Frankinstein, he has raised a monster that com- Limually disturbs his peace, the movement proving unpopular, even own supporters be, party; and many have gone so far as to view this veto rather usly in juxts position of his Hosor’s sanction of liberal vote of $1.300 for the late feed to the members of the Legislature. — Alderman Spinola, on Wedacsday night, caused this wound to bleed afresh, by offering a resolution directing the Mayer to report to Board what money had been paid for “lobbying” certain bills through the Legislature at its last eession, This inquisitive proceeding was strenuously resisted, and the Muyor said that no money had been paid but two dollars, and that he bad paid out of bis own pocket. on the resolution being Presented. and before its yn had time to be seoond- ed,a motion to lay it om the table was made and ce- conded, upon which the Mayor called the ayes and nays. Alderman Brixots protested against this summary mode of stifling inquiry, and declared the Mayor to be out of order. The Mavor attempted to called to order by Alderman the effect of the resolution wi paper discussion Alderman Srivota replied he did not care what the newrpapers sal. When he shrank from his duty, from fear o the newspapers, he should resign his seat at that ip, when he was again mola. His Honor said be to create @ nows- icc: Burrs said it waa evidently a case of mal- practice by the Mayor, and moved for 4 special commit- tee to inquire into it, which motion was lost amidst loud laughter. Alderman Smith continued—IHe did not ex- actly understand the nature of the resolution; but as it was one for inquiry, he. would support it, as he did not wish to sce discussion ‘The resolution wae lf leeesly laid on tho table, but Alderman Spinola was not disposed to “give it up 60," equent stage of the procentings rk a it op in another form, ‘That the Comptroilor be or- dered not to pay any such accounts, ‘This reeolution shared the fate of the first, upon which Aldermen Pri. moved that the Corporation ewspapers be requested to publish the a) 7 and nays when taken. Alderman Stiwei said those papers were bound by their bargain to publish all the procesdings, and should Bot require to be requested to do #0. This diverted the rising feelings of wrath for a short time, and the press, which some, however, ventured jte defend, came in for an attack by way of episode—in the course of which Alderman Smith said it might not be altogether agreeable to some gentlemen to hive thelr votes paraded in the papers before their consti- tuents. ‘The Mayor caid they bad that evening had two houre da half proceedings, and the ayes and nays had been taken seven or eight times, and it would be impossible to report all these divisions. Alderman Marv ed the insinuation by the Al- dermaa of the First (Smith), as to bis brother aldermen not wishing to have votes published. Alderman Brivova wished his to be made Kaown, and his entrance into the disoussion restored it eomewhat to its original course At length, with an emphatic biow with his little ham- mer upon the desk, his Honor exciaimed—* The alderman of the Second (Spinola) has come here this evening for the purpose of fnterrupting the proceedings. Sit dovin.” Alderman Srrvora—That's false. How have | inter- avon—You have, all the evoning. You ary out of not in your place. Alderman Srixola, who was out of his scat at the mo- ment, quickly regained it, and enid—I rise to order. If I bave iuterrupted the proceedings, it is the fault of the Presiding officer e avon (with a violent blow of his presidential hammer)—Bit down. Order. The Alderman did #0, nod immediately rose again, seria —I rise toa point of order. You have charged 2 with ‘Goming bere to interrupt the proceedings of the board. sarge is falee. ‘The Mavox said, unless some decorum were observed peo leave the chair, and repeated bis mandate — ait A one Brvvors—When you leurn to call a member to order, as # gentiemad should do, I will. ‘The Mayon then exolaimed— This meeting is adjourn- ¢4,"" and abruptly vacated the chair, leaving his enuil- box and spectacies behind him. The whole Council rose ~ in most admired disorder." Alderman Taylor, as P’re- rident of the Board, aseumed the vacant seat. and at- tempted to stem the torrent; but in vain—the mocting was irretrievably broken wp. Adjourned til! Monday next, as some one humbly vi tured to suppose; but this question was left in ~ glortow unoertainty,” and aldermen, clerks, reporters wud all, left the council chamber with loud laughter, asking cach other, ~ What next?” CITY TRADE REPORT. Satvxpar, May 4—6 P.M Aris were still better, with eales of 250 bbis., pearls, a $5 50 6 $5 56, and pota, at $4 Bla$d B74). The «tock (sis morning in the inspection amouuted to 2.522 bbls. p6ts, and 579 do, pearis—ia all, 2901 casks. Brravervyrs. —There bas been vo particular change in the value of Western or State flour to-day, though the demand waa decidedly less active, and holders more nvxious to realize. ‘The transactions add up 6,000 bb's, superfine No. 2, at $575 9 $4; ordipary to straight Stata AC $4 18a $4 25: mixed to favorite Western, ni $4 18 6 $4STM; fancy Ohio, at $4 41m $4 68%); pure @ at $4 05 a $476, extrs Ohio and fancy ne ah at s4 & $5 125). and oxtra Gonesne, nt $6 2a $6 12K. CO: Cian wee tending downward Bales of 1500 bbls reported, 4 No I rupertn were 1d. Bouthern wae in bettur re uy improvement in rates Bome 1,500 straight fetched $4 50 n $4 68 nd 87 u $556. including 000 bbis burgh Rye Flour was held mored to the seertained } ot $2 Eroudyw sellers not agreeing upon price | very freely to-day, and the market Faporters anc biome doalers purohi 45400 bushels round yeltow sold at @ a Ge ; fiat and mixid We at 50s We, and heated, + Rye was very @arce, 78. wus asked, and 760, refused Outs re improving. Jerrey brooght 45 # 46!¢c., and North. market continues dull exhibited by eithe | We heard of on Corren was very firm and in good demar | of 1,500 bags Jove, wt Ny Rio, nt 0 WDE Lagumyra ) do. &, Dortuye, 2) do. a Bho nn —A further paroet of 1,600 lp 9 8 We All kinds prime Weat siren y quiet 5 om SOY bastheds African ui On 62 Liverpool wer iy but not « » Inclined to mwait the result of th mowing t extent, Gottew ¥ or at te with Ys. 4d, asked grnin reled at dn a%a_ T ow, 1.009 bt a were engaged at Ie Od The last engagements to Lon jon were. flour nt Is. 6d. a Ts. Md, and ores at wn To Havie, cotton wes 4 at three the of e cent There was to notice in tee te California With a fair shipping inquiry 1.20 beles Novth Id at 0 9 cnn 1 a bnestay sa- Mautl wns Dd 5) bales American & at nd from any City brew 1d Wet tirrewnler, 7 WH nin. Be 160, cwh pg rates ive make #1) 07 8 $1968 for new prime. <1 jalte dail, a fw revel actations lut giver. Ont ble in price, spel chive, 0 packages hams and sbouiders were disposed “of ut Se. and txe respeeti i advancing; farther sabes { 320 btde. were mando. | a69Ne 8 9\e Batter dull and wit a better rtock. Checue war no. # total Lusinens of the sored MO t anmon to prin, at $2 ® incinding one lot of clioten at $8 44 operations in 1 ot fine groamd have 0 kone reKching fur three days about 14.000 woke. but fetms have 204 preunphred, | We lan sold wt Bho, chort time Sacens — Abe, 1000 Heavens hare Leen taker s umanl eredtit coption of # wake of 1,200 tha. No.1 it of We transactions Werth report market generally being dull | Bere Prison whiekey mo at Bo time, & | Market unaltered, Of forcign liqueee the Craw 1é half pipes Gognat brandy ot $1 9 $2 12%; 6 do Rochcile at $1 16, % gr. casks Burgundy wine al 506,; 10 do Madeira at 45¢ 0°b0e.; and 10 do. Swoot Malaga ball | She. a ie Pree —A parech of DO bhda Cura changed hands a | 1 Ge, Demand from the (rede quo ow was more fim, 11.000 lbs prime having reallaed Te. The stock was not « large MARKETS BRLSHWHERK, STOOR SALES. ery Baad 2) he Py ao) Rail heshire Halle sed donahirc® Aid not at Concord and Moi vee Wallroed, z 4 mm Wer mont Ceatral Railroad, WO, T's: bam, 5 Portions, Sace and Mo Shemoett T Manchester sad Law rence Reilroel. By: fond, bid, Sop BP dn., wl, ash: OO ot, ey: Oo., Waid, BM, LIT Becta amd PP idence Mailgoad, Mey wT i | | | year of his a \ ais | son of the late Wm. J. Burke, merehant, Galway, Movements of the Uvean "Steamers. | awa. Lima Vikas Washington, .,. ..Bremen | Cansds Railrosd, wigie wg Canton Company, - be Rallrosd bonds, i 1,000 ¥ erutomt MN; OO City Or, sisi Boar Bostou aud Worce Concord Railroad, f4;'%5 Misha 08%; 25 Canton Compat Werlern Railroad, ‘iphin Henk Thanks i 5 108 alse es 16, 1900 Le! fev Sales—100 shares Te Rallrond) 27%, le ao 28 FOREIGN MARKETS, Teaxs Is.anns, May 3,—Therw is abundance of the best salt, to be had for per bushel; export duty le. per bushel. In port duties axe Ti per cont; pilotage, and ail other charges, $16, Te! ert me penta Ded See ree r MBAS. ‘Thé Week's salen 6uDh ‘up ¥5,000 bales The pcb og tho Southern ports are now 282.000 buies ahoad of the same time last year. Moss pork has advanced to $i. Sterling | Ox: change we quote fat 10. Freights to Liverpool, 3c., being a decline, Cuancrston, May 23, 1851, Cotton is depressed, and the market favors buyors ; 500 bales have been sold at 6c. a Oe, Burvaco, May %, 1851. Tho receipts at this Port, within d the ast trent four hours, have been :—Flour, 9,000 bbls. bus.; cera EhOOS bos, \ he Bone uarksk bes Beek rutese heavy, but we notice mo material change in prices. The sales were 1,000 bbis., at $3 69a $3 61 for Michigan, Wheat is in fair demand, but operations aro limited, from the high rates asked by holders, 7,000 bus, sold at 79a Ble. Corn is not so active, but without change to notice, Sales were 5,000 bus., at 47e. for mixed Western. Ohio whiskey is quiet, at 2lc.” Freight quotations to Al- bany are ;—Flour, 446.; corn, 9c. Avaasy, May 24, 1851 se The receipts since our last have been —Flout, 7,000 bbLs none; corn, 24,000 bushels. In flour, there are poy brat eed buyers, at old prioce; the saiea reached 1,000 bbis, Wheat is held above the views of buyers; our market ia quiet. and prices are easier; 11,000 bushels wore sold at'S6e. for mixed Western. Oate are dull and lower, with sales of 10,000 bushels, at 43a 44c. Prison whiskey is selling in small quantities, at 23%. Married, On Wednesday, May 21, by the Rev. Dr. Hardenburgh, Mr. Wiitiam Hontow to Mise Catnaniveé Tensoss, both of this eit. All city papers please copy. On Friday, May 28, Awwa Mania, wife of Bernard Rielly, in the 27th year of her His friends, and the fronds of her late father, Francis Kelly, = invited to attend her funeral, on Bunda; Fd Inst. ht 2o'cLockgfrom her Late residence, No. 101 street ‘On May 2% Joszrn Dunx, comedian, aged 25 years. ‘The relatives and friends, the theatrical profession generally, and the members of the Bowlea Fencibles, are requested to attend his funeral, from tho residence of Mr. G. L. Fox, No, 4 Allen street, this day, 25th inst., at 2 o'clock, P. M On May 24, at Bellevuo Hospital, of typhus fevor, Dr. Lernoy Kaventits, aged 26 years, while in the dischargo of bis duties as House Physician of that institution. His funeral will take place at the Church of the Holy ‘Trinity, on Sunday afternoon, at 5 o'clock. His remains Will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Friday, May 2S, Faawcius Layyntax, #* the 321 nds and relatives of the family, and those of brother-in-law, John Kelly, axe respectfully invited to attond hie funerul, this day, (Sunday) 25th inst, at 1 o'clork, BM. from his late revidenoe, No. 9 Ninth ave- filo, edenor Hwolfth street. His remains will be con- | veyed to Calvary Cemetery for interment, |“ Ruddenly, on the evening of May 23, Wixi Fox.Je., gon of William nnd Catharine ox, in the 234 year of in age. |. His friende, and those of the family, are respectfully invited to atland bis funeral this (Stinday) sfternoon, at 2 o'clock, from No. 275 Division atroet On Thursday, May 22, at the resideuce of his brothor- in-law, Wiam Joann Benne, aged 17 years, eldest Ireland. | Oeometery May 24, Joun Dir.os, som of aged ¥ years, 5 months and The frie His remains were conveyed to Greeawood for interment. Suddenly, on Saturd: ‘dward and Aun Diller days. ‘The friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Sunday, oth inst., at half-past 9 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 11 James street. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE and $4 124 y4 18 | Ba | ir | ) ; | Aa lavoiee of | | morn 20 eve #25 bill; Merion | rd & Tilostem; Oneida, | tiem, ED fiw nf 0 Were & Co "A Woodhall x, Turch & Meinoke: » Perking & Delano) Warriss a, Ponoh & Meinoke; Ariva, Vounard, Durand; renee, Wall, b Halitax, J 5D y of the Lake Cherrytield; ‘For: 2 (Be), Crane Jacmel, 18 WL Kou reps, 6, with April 22, Avett agwa la Grande, 12 tS days, with « Brig Belo, Lengthorn, Rastport, 10 days, with plaster, do, VIN & § Wet Cltjeee Machine, 3 days, with tuber, ke, to Prince award Leland, 8 daye, | rin outh), Sampaon, Attakapar, & nak, to A Boyt Conmn, Incksonrille, Fa, 9 , Sdays, with ma areet, Plymouth, NC, 6 days, wite oo, Dodoy, Gm, Wdape 1h Raye aninoak River, 2 days ab “Aitany, vor w Providence, Davia Alten, bound to », Trewcpey, Rondwat, bound to Toston, } nriscthte, Hededon, +, bownd to Sahem. a Mie. htt. Bas \ i Rib ardao Pt Fidlity Theret!, Re bo: Preah Iteli, Reve 4, a Fracces Hutiett, WAIN, Providenes, Sobe Renate, Robingan, Roekland, Sot Meaurs, Khoder, Rockland, 8 Aa cbr Ieane Achorm, Sylverter, Rchland. 6 dage fSehe Splendid, Sroail, Kent Nae ' Sohe HB Foetor, Roller, Raat Sober W Pope, Foster, Machina, Sehr North Amorics, Re tebe Sarab, Monson, Me peed HW Lawrence, 8 Rene Bs a Eehe Bplew are 5 Fant! Pe tage. Bicop Congress, Mot Providence. Below. Bip Oregon (of Rath), from Havre, with passoucers. Als, to snipe, two bar tothe, Lace, for Liverpsol: Ploride, Lyon, A we Live i Wiioa Beery, ¢ Charleston: ehipe Nomasintoriand, Khine, i Bede rr Wind at enarios, NW; at meridian, NW) sunset, wad Light. Pen Sreamencr Bacto.) r Ellsaeeh, Bagotay, Charleston: laren conte Olean. Areas, Lown vensh ire Gace NOrleang, Columbus, ipe stata, N York: Bameraida, M° Perhion, Wyner me al Houie!, Maaett, Sar angen, =, | Ponce, 20 inst, for Hn Jonay | y Mary Worrell, Brower, NOrieans; 10th, Kast- orp Fidel 19th, Asrvoria, Jouklas, nd Po ig tut eg joward, Boston. SS curenanne Marte | 9 Heports. privet a Barrons, Ma) ... sche A ie yoke iveare Aecenting, Cuancesron, Bailed—Ship New York, NY, Arrived 2let—Sehre Uelons Netw s Aemueel Bethe ae Mowus. May 11. ork, Arrived—Barhs Salem, Taverpooy, Goorgia, N fits ais EW OULEANS, May 16. 1, and bark Chas Bolow—Ship Boston. mapa Berth, ida oon: _Poreign Batts. ai will wil closo are 1 te ti o Beier Gwe ares 2 House, Postage to of eteamer Ohic, tor nt org “and Californ! 9 Renaing bath Pic ery San Juan, ©. pet gh ae South’ aie Acapulee cae Ps steamer Brother Jonathan, will sineat ie ing Room, (67 rhein th, at jock. i of the words ‘The above Lotter Bags are also at Konyon’s, #1 Wallstreet, Herald Marine i Arrived—Soars Luey Blake, New York for Bath; ih eae for Salem; Margarct, Doardaa, Chesapeake tot Ric We pe Me trom S5W, ond onze for. Ta port see Energy, Marchant, for Beeston; and the vessel above: Purcapeuryra, May 44 vet “ Arrived Steumahip Pennsylvania, Baym 4 achrs Ootol Boston Clare, Doacon, Aibeny; Sara, loge, Thomy on, NHlave rks Japonice, Gallagher, ond JY Dyer, Dree, wanes bee 3, Wenn Se gob NB: cchre Joseph Ly’ pnah ‘est, St John; NB: sches e Hai Aibeuy; Soratops, Thompecns te doen sj Milsvellancous. Banx J W Bioporr, Hasina fer from F Mintel foe Be Bor- muda, whilet the Deiaw whoa off New m Cactle, Sicrowrsa that tases bit ced Capt L to return to port for poi ae Fairhaven, was seld at auction 284, for Banx Baver, purchased at F. Baro Eu.a, ot Philadelphia from Luboo, on Tuceday Last, Ee oe ae raed eras cae Oke an . nats considerably and Aid ctder Gamage. 6 a, Scum Masuerto, of and from Searoport for Norwich, with lumber, before v0, Previn towe, was disckarging desk load om Thunséey, cha Win ce: pected off noxt day. Sour Wa E Fuacceox, Keough, frem North Caroli Norfolk, k,with a cacno of eh cokes Cand tated ing Ra in ia about Pesquotank river ook Holand of beik land, from NBedford for Bait her bow v which aan ber te sink in & ae mo sevom fathoms water, Bid from Pers rd Twe Brothers, rincian Ocean ‘we Bro for Pacitey cohses Willis Putaam, Gena; sth: Rove Ralhon, Swift Virsale i Merton, of of Orlenny a. Hanover, Helm: Cook; tat, P endy; 22, A Niekorson, Cornell, ail for adancie Ocoan Spoken ship gt Bbiclor, Riler, from NYork for NOricans, 14h inst, Int 3 eek eas Wilson, 6 days from Havana for Trieste, 24 landMisth st iat ao Ton seal We Fidpion ott Halo, from NYork for St Domingo, oth inst, lat ALBANY, May 2—Arrschre BW pAipar RTI rr ae fa Boston; Tribune, cla pobdye elovpe Hope, Provideace. 2’ frou Phitadelphis ted ports and te Ligh trim: ‘cla ebip TI Perk it a N Tens, M i in Richa ats -Miniala. : apes tien ; € creon, ona. V5 4 rio; berks tin ssa oe ne ang soph 5 leary, ‘ain ME Capek; ri ate, nots ‘ane, Mary Hod. won. er: lone, ‘See, ied, alpha, J W Gedney, rr utes, Comme, i ney EM aaa” Sarah aoe r 6 from ue Rosds b Baentieona, Mop are ral Robertson, James Fort, Hi bark Holen Maria, Howes, Hostea, brig Lm Scftin, Rio Jamcite, sche Rabece’,. Woglam Ye nab Grant, Howard, “New r% Doo Nicbotaa Drink. 7 Alexsadnis, Walker, it yada; water, Cd ge Jaber, Smntths, Bevin obre Capt Juha, McFar laod, Cohassot: J K Shay, 4, eed Bima De Kusscy, Wicks, York; Tomah, Trimble; Warrenton, Abbots, aad Cbuist er Thos ts New- Kael, IS, trie Patrios, Audzich, Awn, Philsdolphii AKL , VM—Arr steamslilp Southern Dickiason, NYork. Sid brig Somers, Wateoa, Haran. EASTPORT, Muy o—Art Br bark Grace,” Moran. Livoe- Urig Hinrbinget, Pottygrove, Calain, (ned ld for vith an, May 22 Art schry Cloore, Baker, and An. {ares Gandy, Truladoljaia, fia fet, wehe Lo Avdoureid, ‘oreon. CARDINE! Arr eches Sami Hadiook. ing be Yor Bade, Tages brig Wildes P Waiker, HOLMES'S HOLY, Mey 2i—Arr sobes Ellon Dalo, Sweet, Tr; Abel Story, Case, Cape Uaytien a naceector, Carter ne fer Portsmouth, LEWES (Dvr), May 23, 6 PM—Twe large ships cams in and peo UP ALONG 4 o'obook Chis afternoon, ome of which the pilots say, is the Tonawanda, from Liverpool. The whole of the ee hog! a im the Rosdetend this moralug, wiad bound, rood it 2 rm. Dith, J AM—Shipe Tsuawaada, from L ye Mary ston; Alvarado, srpoo Ann, frow londenderry, passe up Festerday, ae Vere mudiae, from St Jago de Ce at May. Pared fu thie mors for tnd Gem, for Boston; Swan, for Barbadoos and a largo numb hare Ko bree beige ore in eight iad fresh trom MONTY. + April S~/ re ship Jame hp Pin — Aug 15, vin Rio Janeiro, for SPrenvises Nie ONLI aN May bo, PM— Are gtonmabip Lawies Lawless, Matager¢s Boy Galveston, bark (Br). Devey, Liverpool Chase, Ptenmeh p Monmeuph, Hickling, Bavaon; ol ip Jovian Brad — — Id, Glasgow, bark Bt Lawrence, Prince, NYork; | rug Jose ‘ annash. wR oReUL A, rr brig Heury Woodis, Chamber- lair Wiest Bidriuge peatee vi Jad show Fay Jiagten, ae N York Mt aT, t—Art sehr Ad the Coreen, Phila Waterville, Hiawen Rondout for, Augeseny Mass. eit, Hicks, NV ork for Kingston, Masa: dng for Boston Smith, Burnett, Tee KokWicil May save sebe L (ed la tint tee Pb ledelphie) nEW BEPFOK » May 22-—Arr # w snnaee ieee York; slocp te dex, PANTUCKET ph ALADELE tits MC Hope, Ward for Wareham ulsa, Mamblin, Gsedinor, Aan Smith, Balti Albauy: Kees, 4 inide, da Jane, ior # Chacivtte, 5 York, Fort ‘Johm Anderson, Zabeiskia, | ecapoake, Penrose, Peokak May Cis brie Cardenas, Fogg, Havana; HICH YON D. SAN PRANG VANNAM, May | linrriet Newetl, Toston; JK May) } Bickmore och ware, .hawkey, Chacheston, ldthy bee Hartisaa Price, Rive, | Pamengors arrived: Ship A. Revers ‘ Stommebip id, 8A Bent, Fi ™ aberg, ‘Martins CW lady, J Wiley, J Dor Theophil Birs Ritter, Rev AL Converse a 7 ii i Wm te; WA Neale Ohioy B Gonatd som, do; M Langdon, dor A Smit Laver rorr—Bhip Joseph Welker Mes Jobuaon, W Wha. well, 3 Morey, ¢ { Bartiiog, Mes Dilton, Mes Hare, 2 chil- dren and 2 rere Liverroor Mrs P White, M Howe ap tar of the W: Thompeon, J Fr; rye SHIPPING, OR b Att ay I AND My amy, | ons rr tenn Re ompany The favre NE tcamship FRANKLIN, Sampe 2 Wetton, com. ander, will leave for Havre, tow oes Soe tees inaihe mas « Poasengery on 7) MAY fat iin ye RoR Lit Tettore me gh she FS Lv one, iM, Agen Now ire “Kecat'We OR SAYANNAU.—THE SUPERIOR, STRAMSHIP FLORIDA, (1,0 tons) © om, will leave f | N a * at 4 oolock, ie 7 to. 8h MITCHTEL, 1% pet. "aid Tho Alabama, Capt. Ludiow, on Saturday, Sst M po he ompare prnevt, ei June NDEPENDENT THtROvaM, LINE,—OPFOSITION TO I’ ‘The Only Through Line.” Through Wekete ot the lew set rater, For Chage Savy wil and arg oe will Le \ Kinerton teva sane ish, Vowent rates of fa had at owe only ngenta tor thie favorite aveamner foie thei enn interat by calli Webete, BERD UAD BLO, Ne NEW 100 tons | Paacaugers will oom A services aro tree of ex Baers isco made with Messrs. Zc Reon, N ‘apama, for the UNION, and ahor | roteated tgninat hig 4 m to the only through Li T HE NEM, “SPLENDID AND steamer B BROTURK JONATHAN, foF Chagres, and will 1nad paste a trip. Through tickets for Cebit May 3 her outward 4 RR rartlande steve. tres’ a reduced rates. User oes tea trae ae wate SALING eat Port Ko, %, at 8P. M. OOS Peis MAIL Pe my ws onfare Redtoed See corner of Warrea. pssic, man STRAMBEIP, COMPANY.—_ONLE reot—Fare Reduced: ode * Deeg ~ eteamahip Guest city, Sons, J. heme bor 4 nate ttes Goverament Mails for on or abou he hon A the office, Ne Rao and. Oregon) one zh De ie rve eat ye? of 4 will be kopt ap for tho trans oc taught attr ‘Bama and San Francisco. ° ‘te The vecade cari oe ea tome ante maa e ohamoneae PUiLaD! for Chagres om the lithaad it such periods as will food, oe itete thie Wuheenah ih tne tr iY Mexico, C tan be sccurred from A thoes pene ee opty, oly antes office o! ate Be Peri? Ld el ert rth thetragenoy, Lud OR SAN FRANCISCO—DESPATCH LINE. —WB Bag Tee A gh he North owe York lips ger ob ship BAGLI her five Ni of thie eplendid eh eae! im the Un Bese hove whose, judgemen oar requistt te eecere Yon mbject. yt i ted, for a few a oe ee ee ©. 8Un IN & CO., 4 Wall strooe, rs scan 5 SPRAY ro LE, AS SUEZ NOW LIES A Cag a fn wheechy Bast , fort of Twelt ee” Ene ts ebowe £8 ene’ and’ ts, well tyund ia evtey te. Dumont a hat beagtlful agemmedstionn. Apply te > howsoraTare EHTHFOLA ie 4 opposite Vanduser Seow. RS. MARTIN, 71 PIVTEENTH a aXe Avene, llevutiate from the hying: D sooouchear vag general morse, wid the nighese taset of the faculty of thin city, ie prepared to give her tonal altendarce to, ladies. “Alga will nttond. to abooee of the breast. Hor residence is 71 Fiftoeath et,, Sixth avenee. Ts LADIES -INVALIDS.—A LADY WHO Tas BERW cnefitted by gaivaaiom,ud who has had muok ite Apebication ne romod iched of the cured inal compias cm a hima, stomach « ints. Hive headache, consumption, recent and oh Ne hock sbatever ts cxperienced during tha applicative, the ete ladion dectaring the som ation oe abhor N** MEDICAL BOOKS.—A COME work on the nature end treatinen And all the Lindred pfections—illuetrated by & great nom ber of howutifully colored plates, aa large as life; by Keener Borty ick, M. I above wamed n Sera price § leotarer *, eurgery aud Cuweasee of Phy ” peioe Buse, Largs quar to—2a “Erueact from the ™ Donton erior Wo anything of Ube I tite country.” Author of" 'Th D oo Avthor of work o tnble efivote bo. Mee.,” sixth edith $1 Por anio as the pibi 22 Broadwny, ood by the author, Ht Drond way, PAE AND LONDON TRBATNENT OF Paty arm Glunaines, in 2 few hours, by & verotable ap without pein. Im debility, brovght on by fn e bo tnd consttindtons! nections. Ve combines a meal the local remedy, and ¢ reve there how who cannot be cmred w 0 » You cured me tr © day lwonl spplics tion owred fu im a few over $38, in ve use withouk bende quamh medicine fi ny, Nod. Thage at from Broadway. (PBR MARKED Wor panion-Wy De. &. S PRIVATE MEDICAL OOMe Ficcay, Profoasor of Bisenee tne | Pp. 20 Price Ot — J montal angaiab to mt mily, [tin of eepecia! im portance Hers, alco, ever: to wite the mother pre and the moet off (nv made of oure, tw covery complet of a Letter trom & Gpntioman in Dayton, Ohis.) Davrow, Any |, 184, De A.M. Mawnrowan— My Dean Sin = My wito has boon poroeptibly daking foe some three years oF mots in, consequence of ane foiwh and suf oring rom y hing my cane. On ry and Frets 10 73, the relief tt aporde he joy ike Page impacted to roy frcat Mecovesy of MM. Denomaamn opened s prestmct fo me, whioh 1 Lee! Bie, Fixe for Unis, ore another pene wo 4 human probatd nd ry children roe, imergattonble ort a are gy cvoee fully the oe itetetty ' thin Othos, on any: YPotsreon, it Ghegwwac sheet ; On the rece will be Gexmomi tied fs ota ay say rare of the United ® Ot toen, dred De ar oe PP" Sele kad OUKRD.—DES. COOPRR AND mum | osevel\ tirset. from thelr wnt ed be relied on io the ; at Liberty street, Tocker, Melle, oat Phitedciphia, yo ee hod cons im, waiaate. ay be BEST hed sie 0h 2h henseatt ete ooeevelt eran And ue whore slor Bewhee of the quacks ia Di R. WARREN, No.1 MOTT QTREPT Ts CONSULT RE! on private dipranca whieh he cores without m j Teoent cases cured fu fivedays = lr. W. fo, the , thirt ot 7egrt experince, never of moor, Price one Bow ote 6f a pot: rapt cenmterfouy on vale bat N) foe tihiveared. k le Roosevelt atac DUANE STREST, armas R. COOTKR | DD PiaStete Wii's Rela barn te teeters : ‘ foes sant thit ers eer De. Comper one Aoka, of Cnpativut the or ng chtrre No mance oe lem a oo ose al Are eh sane i don’ be develeed. oer °c im Ligure rele vbguts. very cane, ‘om ies og Sass ee : pb oer Hy 7