The New York Herald Newspaper, June 9, 1851, Page 4

Curious and Important Treasury Circular. Defence of the Cabinet Pht Ga ip! | Wasuinoroy, June 5, 1851, | "Khe eystem of calumny and falsehood with which the | members 0 of General Taylor's administration were visited, because of their refusal to yield to the extortions of men- dacious presses, bas been revived toward the present cabinet, under inst! with motives a6 entirely aband ‘he sume hawds, the same om the same phrases of abuse, and the same actors are visible, and the same ecenes are reproduced, with only the simple change of wames in the most jcuous characters to the diseredit of portion of the press of this couatry, | that the policy of an administration in power cannot be | por eer by Bowery Turarn: are equally veusl, and | for this evening's snusement. fand Indian thrve-a0t play, entitied © Maseacrw of Michillimackimac. excellent actor and a great courte, and Misa WomyssasOcanasta, After thi It is much | feature, Miss na, who, while stabbing in the dark, Let them repentance for the past. ‘Theatrical and Musical. —Two excellent pieces are offered ‘Tho first piece is the Wacousta, or the Mr. E orite, will ap) car aa We: Lith ert will sing one of her much meen ballads; and the entertainments wil close with the drama of» The Sealed Sentence,’ with Mr. Stevens and Miss discussed without outraging the amenities of political | Wemyss im the Lemos characters, Mr. Hamblia has life, and that the acts of public men cannot be can- | given, by his conduct vassed without an impeachment of personal integrity. But there is some satisfaction in knowing that this scandalous eystem—whiel is now almost reduced to | trade—is to seck fortune, and who are reckless in regard to the means of acquiring it, being more willing, from bad pro- clivities, to earn money by assailing character than by more honorgble methods ‘The mor! sion for what. | ever tends to depreciate men occupying high position, or | fo enolte envy, furnishes too much encouragement for | these trained assassins, who spare neither age, nor se nor cendition, in the pursuit of their accursed vocati: Within the last few months, there has been a sys tematic attempt made by certain prints to create fa find injurious impressions on the public mind concern- ing the ae peat and distinguished Secreta: of the growing out of concerns purely professional ae Teles which have been seized upon and distorted to suit the purposes of his hired slanderers. taken the pains to inform myself fully and particularly | on this t, I propose to present the facts to the public in such a form that they may be easily under- etood, and to challenge the most unqualified scrutiny irto ail the statements so presented. As it is almost im) ible to furnish an answer to the various allega- tions which have been made, I shall adopt the state- | ments made by a correspondent in the New York Journa! of Commerce and Baltimore Sun. (being one and the same | person.) as the most responsible which have appeared | for comment, and upon which most of the unfounded | epeculations have been made. The following extract is taken from a letter in the Journal of Commerce. dated ‘2%th May, in reply to certain explanations touching Mr. Corwin’s cennection with the Mexican claim, which the writer in the Jownel alleges to be untrue. ‘The facts of the case. as 1 have reason to believe, are these :— | ~ Mr. Corwin was a candidate for the portfolio of the ‘Treasury, und it was for some time in doubt whether he or Mr. Vinton, of Ohio, would be preferred; bat, as soon a3 be ascertained that Mr. Filimore had determined to | offer the place to him. he gave notice to certain intimate friends of his, through his kinsman, Robert Corwin. that his pecuniary condition would prevent his acceptance of the office, unless his contingent interests in the Mexican | © tsims should first be disposed of. ~ John Young, of the city of New York, and another utleman of that city. undertovk, at the request of Mr. Bobert Corwin, to raike money on these claims. Robert Corwin made an estimate of the value of the claims, esti- | mating them at upward of $100,000, and figing to the Lund serip its par value. George Law, of New York, a gentleman well known for bis enterprise und snecess, particularly in steam, purchased the contingent interest on the representations | ‘of the persons above named, for, as he says. the sum of | $100,000; while Mr. Young, it is understood. aesert« that ‘Mr. Corwin never received but $70,000. What i of l=) $20,000 difference has never yet been revealed. the award of the Board of Commissioners, Mr “Core ns contingent fees amouuted to less than $4,000. So. Mr. George Law is out of pocket $60,000 by the trans- ection. Some of Mr. Corwin’s friends contend that he (Mr. Corwin) will refund to Mr. Law the difference be- | tween the sum originally paid and the sum received ua- der the award—Mr Corwin not being so hostile to‘ pay- | ing back’ as Falstaff was under circumstances somewhat sunilar | “If Mr. Secretary Corwin sheuld pay back. it will be at the loss of the $30,000 which slipped into some hand be- tween him and Mr. Law; xo be will actually have got for his Mexican claims only $10,000 “Lean state further, upon the authority of Mr. Web- eter's intimate friend«, that Mr. Webster never heard from Mr. Corwin of his intention to dispose of his interest in the claims, and never knew ¢! he had done so till | within the laet three month- ations ary ular a into Bve di ¥ Ist. Tans sense or forr y any e * candidate for portfol he ever give notice throu person th pecu- } niery condition would preveut his acceptance of the of- fice,” unless his interests in the Mexican claims were dis- ed of. ‘d. The estimated value of Mr.gCorwin’s interests (for he was part owner in one of the largest claims) and fees ss attorney, was about $100,000. Mr George Law beoame the absolute purchaser under the advice aud arbitration Of two of bis most intimate friends—Mr Joha Young and Mr James 8. Thayer, of New York—and pail $51,000 not $70,000, a# alleged.) for all the right, tice, and eon- Lingent prospects. 4, The awards om Mr. Corwin’s interests, by the Mexican Bowrd, cover the whole amount which he re- ceived, and it is not true that Mr. Law is out of pocket either 660,000, as stated, or any thousand or thomsands and consequently there is no sum to be “paid back Nor has any such intimation ever been expressed by | thane who are alone interested. 4th. The foregoing statement disproves the charges | at that Mr. Jor direc | ‘Treasury; nor did pany conteimed im the fourth specifoation, and further aaswer | is unnecessary It is ‘nimportant whether Mr. Webster knew or did | not know that Mr. Corwin intended disposing of those interests before entering the inet ; but ax the stat ment is not made upon the authority of Mr. Webste himself, but on that of persons who are called his ~inti- mate friends,” 8 contradietion i* hardly required Having thus met the allegations ax they appear, it ix now that a full apd frank exposition of the mat- | ould be made, since Mr. Corwin's private affairs | have #0 wantonly and stamefully been dragged bet ure the public, and the more especially as both he and his friends now court an anlimited investigation Le: mw eum up the facts plainly, as they have been derived from | Unguestionable sources When Mr. Corwin was ited to accept the Treasury Department, he was employed as counsel in several of th most important cases pending before the commixsi to m@judicate the claims of American citizens against Mexico. Mr. Webster, Mr. Edward Curtis. and Mr Waddy Thompeon. were aweciated with him in various ewes. It is well Known to the country. that Mr. Corwia was exceedingly reluctant to take office and that al- though conmannlty and daily urged from high uarters. it was not untila few hours before the nominations were transmitted to the Senate. that he yielded to the impor- tunities of his friends There were various considerations which ogerated upon his mind in thus deelining position. fnd one among them was lis interest tn these Mexican ciaims, which, from bis limited circumstances, became @ matter of serious importance. Seeing. therefore, that further attention to these intereste would be inconsistent with a faithful discharge of the dutier of the Treasur,; Department. and deeming «uch relations to be also indel- jeate. he aceepted with reservation. and immediately d termined to purge himself of all relation to these claims At this time the commissioners had adjourned to meet again on the 14th of the following November. Mr. Ko- bert @. Corwin, the established law partner of the deore- tary of the Trensury, (and a# such interested. of coure, the Mexican claims) was fully ered to dispose of all the rights, present and prospect of Mr. Thomas Corwin, under the strict Injunction, how. ever, that an absolute sale and transter should be made defore the meeting of the board in November; that the ould be paid before that period; and ‘that no contingencies of any sort or kind should remain v nt of Mr. Corwin’s clients was ob- tained to these terms fur his argument+ professional ebility bed born steadily om organization of the commissi came the purchaser, as [ ha careful examination of the «x claims, by his counsel and confidential friend. selected for that purpose The whole pegotiation and sale re conducted by Mr. Robert @. Corwin. and the par chase money was received by him before the adjourned meviing of thecommissioners If the arrangement had not been so consummated. the present Secretary of the ‘Treasury would not now be a member of the cabinet having, ns is well understood. reserved the privilege of fetiring under euch a condition of things as he might deem urgent, or likely to render bis puvle eond ay subject construct ret of this case, and cannot be d quarter Now as to another point ublic discussion. Some time prior to the formation f Fillmore’s cabinet, Mr Corwin bad given # pre flowable opinion on # legal proposition arising umd treaty with Spain by which Florida was acquired, upon which it was suppoced the payment of e-rtain claims for spoiliations provided im that treaty might depend. I\s crunsel fee wae $2,000, to be paid in the erent of the claims being admitted Before entering upon the duties Of Seoretary of the Treasury. he made application to his Clients to be relieved from ail obligations as their attor. ney he released them from ail obligations to him for any fee in the case. Mr. Corwin, at the same time. toc occasion to infurm his clients that he could hoid no « nection with these claims during his tenure of office. and bence bis refusal to entertain their consideration since they have been presented to the Treasury Department ponsible hich has been drawn int of “ It will be seen from this exposition, that Mr. Corwin acted throughout not only with degree of delicacy, | . ch may well be regarded ax fastidious, but under ® f honor which entities him to the highest regard in the country. and whieh cannot be too warmly applaud- 54 If be had Their oniy resort ne 7. that they have employed with ae teckiess a disregard of the appearance <4 truth of pinnsibility ae they have exhibited towards decency and the commonest proprieties of life. But if sii that is alleged had been true, what does it amount to but this; that Mr. Corwin sold hie rights and property | tos purchaser for a valuation fixed by the chosen friends of that purchaser! Let ine say there are few men in pub- Hie life or in private life, who w opted @ simi- ler course—few w ‘ull have juntary aacri- fi believed by Mr. Corwin's friends to be have ved ba the Ie to ‘Me, Law. His worst political ene- jeree conflicts of in Ohio, never yet Gad the hrrdihood to asi be laegeny, While they resented to every politicnl expedient. they all conceded what @ pure and exemplary career had long and practi- cally idlustrated, that his t was pure and above the teach of sumpicion. He is asailed now because he hae guarded the Treneury with fielity, and closed its do vee ayninet,the selfish traffickers, some of thom professing to be tiends of the administration—whoee owiy object ie to wettiate upon. polities amd principles being the wares wh they vend at the shan of party. They ar Keown wad are mark The dey may not be distant whe « fuller exposure may be nee and if t should Come. the public will be enti’ stort el ores conmected witht whieh Peo © never yet seen the ight Contain it ix, thet Chew se Many Abborneys Who have reevived mich larger Q > tee ae pum paig te Me. Corwin by the parchave h f dy the | Satisfaction, aud we are r nefit comes off, he iy confined to adventurers, who come here | which he is held by the dramatic public. and efficient services will not be forgotten. Broanway Turarne.—This evenii gal,” which has drawn immense audiences all the past week, will be repeated, and will, no doubt, for some time. It has been pronounced, unanimously, by the public and the press, as the most successful and mug- | hificent dramatic spectacle which has been produged in | this city for years, | admirably of his task, keeping up the interest and ex- | citement from first to last. the managerial chair, the utmost to perceive his eff rts are operly appreciated. When his graud complimentary will then see the esti ation in His aawearied Azael, the Prodi- be continued The adapter has acquitted himself A new splendor in scenery, costume and decorations, arises in every scene, and daz- wh | ‘les the beholder, and ever and anon « sweet Auderian | melody comes freshly upon the ear. | great scope for excellent dramatic acting, and bas de- | Beves | | Fived The plece affords much impetus from the representation of respective parts by Messrs, Conway, Clark, hiting, Shaw, and Miss Anderton, Mrs. Abbott, Mile, Therese, and a ver, elegant corps d+ ballet. A fa- vorite farce is performed © * Azael,”” | American adaptation and an Amorican enterprise eveming previous to by every person, as an It should be witne: Niwto’s Ganvey —The Ravols are as attractive as ever, of the * Elopement,”” ne in eight pictures. comic pantomime of * snstain the character of Godenski. and, wemay say, much more so, since the arrival of the celebrated Gabriel, whose appearance every evening is greeted with the most enthusiastic plaudits. ‘The per- formances to-night, will commence with feats on the tight rope by Gabciel, Francois, Madame Axel, young An- toine Ravel, and the famous Mons, Blondin, whose sur- | prising exercises eliclt vehement cheers, ture in succession will be the beautiful ballet which is interspersed with several | The next fea mntominy w dances, and concludes with beautiful tadeaur vivants The concluding piece will be the Godenski.” in whieh Gabriel will Benton's Turarne —This being the last night but two | Never Won Fair Lady.” Seul, which will be followed by the excelleat drama of the “ Tcodles,”’ able character of Timothy. of the season, and considering that three highly amusing pieces are presented, we presume this famous Thespian temple will be crowded in every department, formances commence with the drama of * The per- Faint Mert Miss Waiters wilt dauce a Pas in which Burton will sustain his inimit- Mr. Rea, & great favorite, ‘will sing a favorite ballad, being his first appearance for 80% pieces, and the performances will farce of the “ School for Tigers.”” ‘The orchestra will execute several delightful » with the egeellent This attracttre bill me time. will fill the house. Natiovat Tuestee.—This being the grand festival of | the New York firemen, Mr. Purdy, the active and enter- prising manager, has made a fine selection for the even ing's entertainment. wi The performances will th the drama of the “ New York Firvmau,” commence ‘hich ha bad such a brilliant ran when produced at this theetre. The respective characters will be fille by Messrs. Wat- | kins, Fox, La Favor. Brandon, Miss Crocker, Miss Hautoa- wi talented cast ville, and other eminent artiste. The orchestra will play several overtures, and the entertainments will close ith the grand musical drama of *Mase@nicl! Very little doubt may be entertained that the National vill be crowded. Brovonam’s Lycevst.—The frequeaters of this neat | establishment will have a rich treat this evening. The | piece selected is Sheridan's beautiful eomedy of the | ~ School for Scandal. A look at che programme will be sufficient to induce numbers to visit the Lyceum, as al) the stars will appear. Chippendale, a fine actor and a great favorite, as Sir Peter, Beougham as Sir Benjamin, Jordan as Charles, Lynne as Joseph, | Raymond as Moses, Dann as Careless, Phillips as Sir Oliver, M. Gould as Maria Polka Nationale. Leach as Crabtree, iss Julia Bonnett as Lady Teale, Mes. Veron ‘andor, Mrs. Loder as Lady Sneerwell, and Miss Tho performances will close with the This attraction will assuredly fill Mrs. every departinent, sider the the museum patrons, nothin; ae sent forth from any Bi , y be excelled. A capital bill will be played this afternoon. The corps dramatique engaged here cannot be surpassed, Banxvm's —Without any exception whatever. we con- for to-day, presented short of the best pro- our places of amusement the evening, “Who's Your Friend!” will be revealed, top comie furce of the “Railroad , ay. 43 Sampson Jones, cannot r with that ti in which Ha Be there to-day with the crowd Cnnisty's Mixsraccs—The performances will com- menee with ax overture, and will be followed by various negro melodies also be given, with instrumental solos, and exquisite The celebrated “Voyage Musical’ will dancing mel ho Fracows’ Mixern but the ome song which © —Were there no other attraction ling sings to-uight, It would Ay repay the visiters—it is that sweet and touching y wailed “Kathicon Maveurncen.” No Goubt the vase will be crammed. Mias ( Curlotte Cushman is playing at Clovel and, Ohio Miscellaneous Foreign tems. A mixed commission is on the point of being formed by the governments of France and Spain, in order to open definitive negotiations on the | subject of the frontiers of the Pyrenees. commission will — to the spot, and make a | conscientious and det This ‘ailed report, which will be submitted to the two governments. On Thursday afternoon last, the 20th ult., the Prince Albort, as the auxiliary expedition in senreh pinoy Franklin and his associates, sailed from Aberdeen The rmans have remarked, this spring, what they call a singular phenomenon—an bere my strong current of English population is jerecy be wards the continent, just as the continental flood, towards England. The general belief in kind of ‘gulf stream” of hamanity, is turning rmany that London families are letting their houses the season at fabulous rents, and are emigrating from the great Babel to live on the proceeds in quiet and cheapness, on the banks of Neckar and the Main. ments of light cavalry te consequence of having found that during The Austrian L thaireg wy has ordered seven regi- be turned into lancers, in the late insurrection in Hungary the lancers hide a decided superiority over every other description of light caval Wehave seen a private letter aanouncing the | serious illness of the King of Siam—so serious that, in all probability, ere the time, his speed will be oat be Chau fa Mongkut ; the enlightened v to commercial affai re dom hrone. That successor, i ted, will and should this. e the case, of that prince with reference will be of great importance as gards the extension of our commerce in that kit Chau fa Mongkut, we are informed, sponte and writes the English language, and is a person of much intelligence. On the morning of the 2d ultimo, a flight of large birds was observed to pass over Gibraltar, from south to north. telescope, as they flew majestically onwar h the On viewing them thro: they proved to be solon geese, with a black sw nand aa adjutant Such genera of the feathered tribes have been very rarely, if ever before, seen in the direc- t m of the Rock; and it was evident they found egret far out of their proper latitude, as the bevy returned onthe same aerial course towards the close of the evening; but they were much more scattered and irregular in their movements, and of Friday, Vv that, on no pretext, will they be te lagged considerably on the win, The Sublime Porte has, says the Cologne Gazette delivered its ultimatum to the court of fenna, on the subject of the refugees. It de stares detained in the in- ger thai next sutam rior of Turkey le —_—_— arrives and ebrek vorite Westerm, and ordinary to straight State. CITY TRADE REPORT, Saronoay, June 7—6 P.M Bavansrovrs.—Flour was not so active to day; bet, ae general a holders were very firm. The Pacific's the inclemency of the weather tended to pus. Of domestic. 6,000 bbis. were sold. ine No at $3 €2a $3 75, mixed to fa- $3 be muse ug supe $4 064; round hoop Southern Ohio, at $4 05 & $4 31; ure Genesee at $4 44a $4 62) mueh inquiry. Southern was aleo and other brands a@ 44°12, {a bond. without quiet and rather fore Canadian was beld easier, 600 bbls , mixed to straight, have been dispcsed Wf € $2 81% ot change in rates Rye was nominal at 166, Ou's wert less firm. and very heavy: Northern weld at 45¢. a 403. and Jerwy at Me. a die mated. Sales of 22.000 bush round ye! 500 2 @e.; mixed Werte at He, @ large proportion of the recwipte Wore unfit to | ‘M Ha $4 62, and fancy, at $4 ST 8 $5 59. Rye four # deprenaed. Retail paresis were tabem ot $3 S15 93 4, Tm meal was unaltered A lot of 260 bbls. State reallzed Wheat was withont any important movement Barley #ae quite alt at 82 Corn was steady, though rather leas ai 90 per bush at 6 j@ 8 5T ge; and heated Corry. —The market. although still unsettled. did not appear lower (o-day. The sales were 1,200 bales. ‘The Pa- ei tal at a few thoassad bushels of wheat at fa A vemaei 8 pews is considered faveme bie Prevonrs —To Liverpool, 500 bales of eotton were taken | 5.394. at which an engagement was made 000 bashela of corn were to-day, at 4% ken up for Christians (Notway.) to lond with cotton, \ye; tobaceo and pod, at 2k; and with rosin, at Oc. A verse waa engaged for Ireland, at 5,4. for corn, in for flour. bage, and at 2s. for rosin. To London, 2s was asked To California, clippers were asking more. but very little was offering at rates above 50c. per foot mea. urement Provisions —Perke was excoedingly dui. and somewhat easier, In retail lote, 250 bbls, found buyers at $14 75 for new mess, $14 25 for old, $14 for new iy and $12 25 for cid. Beef was wholly inactive. without varistion hemes, and fe. a 6) freely. and war weaker county & $425, four and vix hame were juiet and held at $14 limited buciness was doing, at To fe ©. for shoulders, Lard wae offered 15 bois. prime brought only 4 at Ge 2 12%. for Ohio; 100 + was pretty net for Western dniri Cheere was inrejacst at Se a 66 +na.—-100,00) Havana and Principe realized $200 mths. Boar. Of Castile 100 bowes were taken at a9 'e, wsuai time than { 400 400 (bbla. pelgua. ware ject; on the incidental considerations belonging to it, and | BR Beta in value. doncerning the suppose themselves to be safe from detection. beware in time, and learn to seek security for the fature . Raddy, who isa | witha | for the edification of | and 150, a-1%e for Dutchess Bernirs. oe wes pene or any further change. disposed of area a 22ic., and Foreign liquors were dull of sale, less Svcans.— Holders were steady, but the market wi | active. 100 hhds. Porto Rico were taken at 5}; a 5, | und 50 Cubs at 53¢0. Tartow.—The only transaction reported was 2,500 Ibs. | | Speer it The), cash, Market inanimate, HALEDoN®.—AL kinds were nominally quoted at Sla | a6. without important sales. —A of 25 quarter aan Port realized 950. | a $110; end 13 Burgundy do, 500 Foreign Markets. | Vacranarso, April 23.—Shortly after the departure of the last packet, several sales were made for consum | tion, for Bolivia and Salta. Prices firm through: | oot et, still continue #0, and, according to advices re. cviv | one vessel has arrived, the Antelope; cargo principally | assortments for ship chandlers, some sugars and osna- ted will be the Indepen- bags, redonda, at 133¢ , 600 bags at 16 rials; Mus- chancuca, 1,291’ maryuetas at $34; 2.500 bags, half white, haif redonda, at ; Pernambuco, 3,400, ebout 22,000 ‘arrobes, at 17 poll, 150 boxes brown and white at 17; American | | das 225 boxes at 22 a 23 rials; ditto, erushed,'250 t> 300 bar- | rele at 20 rials. All these rates are of sugars in bond. | Domestic cottons.--American, 300 to 400 bales, 28 in,, sold { im Santiago at 6 sc. per yard, duty paid, with 10 discouat ' cash, Osnaburgs, 300 bales, st 10 cents per yard in bond bought by «peculators, held at 13, duty paid, equal to LL gents in bond | Nicaragua wood. —Best quality held at | 17 to 18 rials qql., inferior at 16; few sales. Sundries.— Wool, Chile common, searce, at’ 744 cents per Ib; Goat | skins, Chile, sales 41; to 43% riuls each; hides,’ none, { prices nominal; copper, searce, $147 to $13 gl. 08 shore; coffee, Costa Rica very scarce and wanted; Cocoa, Guay- | aquil, searce, $6 ql. could be procured; nitrate of soda, | sities of 20.000 qls. at 17 rials, deliverable on coast of Peru. Specie and bullion.—Bar silver. ley 12 dineros, $10 to $10 1 per mark; hard dollars, 74; to 5 per cent pr.; ‘old, California, 1+; reals Castellano over ley. Freights.— | wo vessels chartered to load quanofor Liverpool até 10s. in full; ove for orders at £215; one for Liverpool, ores £5. Such is the immense amount of ehivping in tae bay there is no prospect of immediate improvement. Ves- | sels sold at auction—the Powhattan, 520 tons, for $5,850; | the Condor of, 257, for $3,000. a ES Married, At Trinity Church, on Thursday, the Sth of June, by the Rev. 8.8. H. Weston, Avonew J. Covsraytiye, of this city. to Miss Many Acavera, daughter of George F, But- ler. Esq, of Brooklyn. At Brooklyn, June 7th, by the Rev. Charles. Hl, Halsey, Mr. Jonx G McNaw, late of Glasgow, Scotland, to Vare- nea, daughter of the late W. A. Haydock, of this city. At Poughkeepsie, Dutchess county, N. ¥., June 2d, by the Rev, Mr. Whitehead. Miss Fawwy, eldest daughter of the Hon. M. C. Story, to Mr. J. A. Jasusos, of St. Louis, Missouri In Hartford, Conn, on the 5th of June, by the Rev. Dr. Williams, Fexvisano Kory, of this city, to Jane Mania, daughter of the late Colonel Eldridge Cutler, of Hartford, Conn. At Philadelphia. June Sth, by the Rev. Dr. J Shrigley, Tuomas J. Guirevrus, M, D., Louisville, Ky., to Acxes aughter of Wm. F. Murphy, of Philadelphia, Boston papers place copy. Died, June 5th, Ww. C. Jouxsox, aged 42 years. | . His friends are respectfully invited to attend his fu- neral, without further notice, from his late residence, No, | 187 Lewis street, on Mondsy, June 9th, at three o'clock, On Saturday afternoom, June 7th, Eciza Mrens, in the 26th year of her age. after a lingering illness, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully requested to atteud her funerad on Tuesday, June 10th, | at Madison, Conn Connecticut papers please copy. On the 4th of June, at the residence of his father-in- law, Dr. A. J. Berry, at Williamsburgh, L. L, after a lin- fering. illness, Davivt Boas, in the thirty-sixth year of is age. lis remains were interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Ou the &th of June, of consumption, Wu.tias Tavixc, | a native of England, aged 26 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funerai, without further invitation, this afternoon, June 9th. at one o'clock, at 79 Eighth avenue, corner of Fourteenth street In Brooklyn, on Saturday. June 7th, Rictano, young- est child of ‘Ricbard and Catharine Williams, aged one year and eight months. ‘Tbe friends of the family are invited to attend the fu- | neral, on Tuesday afternoon, at four o'clock, from 224 | Jay street. ‘On Saturday, June 7th, “at the City of Washington, Manion Ecxrono, the wife of Lieut, #. Stanley, U | Navy, and daughter of F.R. Tillou. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE inion. North America, Budd, New Orleans, June 1, with mdse, Steamship Unio to T one 2 Ship ng gers, to "Beet Res hides, Be, to R W Ro Nor. De meht N meeette, E, with mdse and 3 Tintin 2% 10, lon 70 50, for Guebey May ‘dl "St itarks, 1S days, with cotton, wannah, 5 days, with ping &e, Int 43, low 48 5 (of Belfa: stp Apter, Sateneen u Badger & Frenkfort) t, Cardenas, May dN Baad Bwiads vp to C pe Hatter Brig Braegare (ot ere) Porter, Ca May 2, bow, Stackpole, Sarue 1a Grande, May 2, with to Robert & Williams. PR, 8 PR, Ke, to Coe A Brig Tm Ludwig, lastings, Calais, 9 days, with lathe, to en (lie), Roberts, Bars Uigge Belle, Wedmore, Eleuthera, s o Meacham & Stow. it, Sas a, 12 days, with fruit, days, with pine Fis, 7 days, with 8, NC, T days, with ‘Sebr Al. days, with navel store Sehr Martha Hall, Kaler, ine, 7 days. Friends. Stroud, Machine, 6 days. chine, 6 Sel Me, 54a) + or Bek 3 Sh Set SL sch > Bebe Wat Rockland, 8 days, pede Bory, sinith, Jnechiant 8 Behr he | a 28-14 Tom Bowli y 2—Sid from the Gray, NYork, ade Pring Adalbert, NYork. . Bundessen, and Dear id for &Y phoned for Be Alfred. ident, tor Ne . from Gotton- Ti~Are off Woden, Bendixen, from NYork . May 0-14 € + fon, St Pee tersourg: Esther 2int, teh, Boston, NOrlei very Mae Jo, Honey, Norte for & f 1, Rentell, N York. Tart, Chistlogton . ied. Tartlett; ogny 22—Aet Clanaman, Rolertson, Savanaah, we Vineyard, Grimith, and Herald, Meuce, N Simish, NY ay, hicberder wud Ca cod, Robinson, NOrlens. Sid Hunter, § York fens, Hanaen, Moston: 2th, att Foinris, thaneen, for Nos i 2 7 “7, Janeen, Nvork. In ay Rhein, Meyer, for I 7, bo date—Arr om Tene London for N Rott | Perkins, " Thomdihe Erince Albert, Meyer, York; 28th, Senator, Cofha, do ester. Porter, we mp, May 3-Passed Margaret Evans, from Lond: Manseriies, May 22— Are Destrurione, Gaszolo, Ge for California; Sam Pi do fr Nork. Lag Pistro, Preve Columt ‘Bro’ 7 PORT, ay ascid ria teiy, ‘Drinsmend, Pita Sterlingshire, Stalker, Mobile. Nizv Pane, Ln Bale rt Doetrin: Amicitia, Wey- landts, for Valp: Francisco, re Wes vheahiaa ‘May 22—Arr of Balticus, Tholkebeck, for NYork. ‘May 16—Sid Active, Campbell. NYork. Weit Hencke, for Bremen; Pi Rhein: Eiders, tor Hamburg, both trom N Yor qeeneanoe Kany Be Avr Patrick Henry, Hubbard, Lon- on for NYor Fuvovrn, May 2—Of Morley, Mibitl, from London for Yo -3 Boston. Y REN STOW N, 2U—Sld Vestal, Barr: ELLE, Ml ‘Tally ho, Smith, N York. Rorrenpam, May mecha Rhein, Meyer, for New York, ready. Sox'eu Konstan, May 23—Arr off Minerva, from Bergen fe e, May 23—Sld Monty Collay, NYork. ae hay’ ‘Beare Adler, Ho! Baltimore for Am- MISCELLANEOVS. Cuernouna, May 17—Paut in Louise, lery, having been in contact with Gren aut: mn, May pe the c ‘ork, put back very leaky, 4 must ghar, having struck i+ Cabazas, o ken rock in the Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bacrimone, June 8. Arrived—Schr Cordelia, Havana. ter Bags for Ber geen ats India ia teland per steamer Letter il a all rye Bog itis mailed at the abeve office, as = "Post Office cannot pdb of eteamer G. ter Havana and California, ‘the ican oo Roding Boom (10 — n Express Fagen. hagres, Sen Juan, Pans- on Merth Pactah tad Ban Francioos will close Bt the eames er Room (67 £xchange), ran Lotter ‘will close at on Wednesday, 11 Uh ae 2 ore r Chagros, Kingston, San Jus a eonth Paciho, San Praneiice, sad Gronen, will Sloss Mt Betford & Cv.'s, 3 Vesey street, Astor House, on Friday, th inst Letter for Rio Janeiro, stenmer Golden, Gate, rise sion ae Exchange Reading Room (67 Exohanks), ou jaturday great be pre-paid at the Reading Room to any part . he above Letter Bags are also at Kenyon's, 1 Wall strech, Herald Marine Facer caer ige 4% Eemsnataris, zane bt yt Arrived—Barks Elizabeth J, Remin. Aar J Harvey, Hewitt, Gambia: sehr Fi ied Garwood, Wil- mington, NC; D Buell, Steel at Exg Harbor; ‘State of Maine, Thayer, Matanzas. Miscellaneous. Banx § H Warerman, Hall, hence at Stonington, has been purchased by C P Williams, Eo, ‘and will be ntted for the whaling business, under command of Capt P Hall. She | is about 50) tons, ‘Whalemen. WBPark Geo Washington, Baker, NBedford, at StH vil 10, bad $00 bhis ep on board; would cruise t moe ia N Atlantic, and home. * Sroxxx—Schr Virginia, Morton, Bostou for Western Islands, May 3 of Prov town, from {, lat 35 50 N, lon 70, Spoken. Ship Bowditch, from Boston for Madras and Calcutta, Feb lat 14488, lon S315 E. hip Macedonia, Snow, from Calcutta for London, March 12 Lat 26 8, lon 56 B. hip Catherine, Edmonds, from Calcutta for Lon: St Tieie Ship Rebecen(Drem), Casseboom, from Drem May 14, of Palm i Ship games, Be Brown, Childs, from Mobile for Liverpool, AShip Orne, ‘trom Boston for Calcutta, April 12, lat War | Niark O , of and for Boston, ark ‘Oriental 1, Dale, A a Shan, sconaey, fs om Boston (March 27) for Val- aA bboy | “jon 20 rinks 15S, lon rk vests froma it 41 OS 139 W, 19 t. ek Rich inka Co leer, from Bremen for * Maeaots sigekol from Boston for NOrleans, June | lat 39 cry a from Boston for Cardenas, J 4 Hirig Dirigo, Poen ee from, sae for Port au Prince, Jume 4, 8 ing 2) | for S¥or€, May 12, Int 47 39.N, ton 19 wwe Selwa (Sw), Rogers, from NYork for Gibraltar, April NYork, with passengers, May 12, lat 45 Foreign Ports. May 1d—Sonr Northern Light, Case, from Bost 15th, to load for Boston, and oth ‘Anica, May 3—Ship C Colon, Coffin, une. Caxcurra, April Sid ship Hindvo (ia tow of a steam ex), Mil si jed at © im 17 day ‘anuenan, May Zo y, Mudgett, for 1dg (abe is likewise announced for Hay 4 al ladelphia; P Brown, for New Parana, Goo: Ax Cars. for Searsport, mext day; for Philadelphia, 3 days; Delaware, Bre- , Wileon, for Portian Id, Main, Arthur, ther. une (ca) fa Inde- from Boston, Doiphin, Lord, 25th, rare Alnice. 7 ad. j—Hark Ll alia Horuer, for Cle phia 1 for Philadel ), A Stetson HERA (Bera new eli in, 10 dayss Unherite Thon ‘Going in NYork, 3 nd Resid’ itch, 39 how ‘yflower, Townsend, N ed a rol ing: B Pui urington, Marwick, feo Sa Mt of charter; barks Powhatan, Drivkwa- ti * Teh: do Be uaantepec, Sth, Watts, NYork; scht Hope, Mateh~ Bist, bark Volant, Sears, St Petersburg; brig Lang Serene Portiand. ‘25—Ship Russell Glover, Smith, for Wales, th. rm Moy) ie Bris Ayon, Webb, for M Ahad steong Easterly any a ctantan, May B—Are sche Union, Neill, pith, bark Harriet ke Martha, Leslie, Have brien Koasuth, Allen, Boston: 27th, At do Beh,’ barks’ Marmion, Jackan and Brooss, Soule, for Russia, 14, Boston, chartered at $2 for Charleston, Id York, do; bei yer bha nd $2 ona MOrtanass it! it $7 $3 per bhd tor wm lasees Joy, with y, was tak ver box for sugar, a ves May hip Citiae beard; had lost Chas G I by an anchor. Praxannceo, May 3—Ship Palestine (before re condemned), sold; bark MusKinguin, Crockett, for N lay’ a3 2 Brige ean Lowell Ha jo; reported ork, & Broadway, before | nbt May 23 Bari arwiek, Hopk net h, Crockett, runette, Hrebl y Berton, ding! Gal fete Alfred, Mi 0; Marcell May I—Arr ahi Harmony, Jameson, 3 do; Sd, ship Ulverston, Bro ovepha, Engiand, and Industry, M Nall rt below night park Atwick « Henry, Thompson, Gray, New York: brig, Heitish erick, « do. fie), Philadelphia, | > barks | oa ‘St Marry y Luter prey “ May Ib—Sid bark J W Cotin, Varins, S ori Towa, april 2 Rose, Hinckley, for SPrancises. AN0, April 15—Sid ship Pactolus, Wood. Benicia, 4 fruit; 19th, bark Oregon. Swain, SFranciseo. pong ba a Home Ports. 7, AM-—Atr ship Marcellas, Spoon f Mar of Ay vciphiay WD Br). Min. 5 t, iat 43-3 im iE: eo st ih ee mh, Wenteott, an: eer lier, Philadelphia: Wortport, Reed, a, zai her, Troy, NY; soht wal far a beige. ld ship Hong Kong (D siecrdom vie eStonineyons Ces » loa i ingto yosterda ACHARERSTON, June 4, PM—Cld bark Avola, Kendrick, Poston: biz Adela, M'Larty, Havana; sche leatell ata Ba yers, Wan be 24, sehr Three Sisters, ‘brows, 1—Brig Elias Dudley, days for an opportunity to © AM—Barks John {Br}, for Quebee: | ; Delaware, for do; brice Erie, for di Queen Victoria (Br), for St four sehre hound to Southern ports, are now The sone Isabeli Thompeon, fro aries age now above the lee breaker, Mopki LEW 7 Adelie Rogers, for Bo do; GH Wright, for ¢ Vincert, up sgninst & etrome wi an Te of vessels we baden (B nd sehoonet Crwole (Br), for 4 U . jay N—Art bark Jamer Smith, Lovett, Boston. Cla ship Cal Catia, Chere i, sehen d 8 Lane, Pr: rt * | Blethen, Comm na, D Risley, NEW LONDON, June pt Willie, Smid NOR! NYork; Mes Provi fees p Pea Foes, Now Yo 01 Glass Blower, “RICHMO fe Laverpeoks anes ee: poet. moe; Honesty, Aj bark Plato, Ciroli, Ponce, PR: brij Payne, ostom: Irvine Jane, Ketchum, eg a Fs Eells, son, Vert. Aad brig Motto June 6— Arr’ schr Sid sehr New York, Neleon, N York. STONINGTON, June 5—Arr bark SH Waterman, Hall, NSAWANNan. June 3—Arr steamshii t Midas, Hagerdon, ro FERTILL CURED.—DRS. COOPER AND from their an| ee ee Bordeaux | ‘Worryman, Cardonas; os ny Foote, Brazos St Jago; © nie anaes ee velt street, soar halen) li . mn wt seve! near dor Tid athe sche Cervo Gordo, | clue. Beware of the scuoekats Duane street ceri ot Chathaase G—Schrs Franklin, Osborn, NYork: | JR. CONVERS’ INVIGORATING CORDIAL.—7i Alban Clot'ida, “Gildersiveve, do} ° eas Fei ie ose cs y ae bark Rapid ), Od ti bh a ror Retterdam) aivep Oeereions, | trvma A ae. sa Hea of ake at Tented “ai Neill vesters pom nynigse Tavigoral ce roland, Hoaton peace De. O. will relieve’ renee, 5 wally charged. Cordial $2'a bottle, & wee or $e ees. th i rtant advice to the married and single. F to the eountry, letters post pal 100 55 2 aes oreo at 433 Broadway, corner Howard # sereste D*M MORSTEON Is CONSPHTED 9 COU PIDRNTIALLY rtain di without mere y- Watts, Boston; schre Vhroi nt B ow many Thirty-one See hia Lo ial ig ‘uivae abuse. Fulton street. N. Noe till oured.” peyanrcay. OFFICE,.—S8TRANGERS AND OTHERS Ug eed of medical assistance, should ay on bah Gi $1 Duane street, near Centre street. ing physician aid surgeon tn private iy ey twenty y Iwmns will testify. His ie congull ad seeee ae Lhe io Sewanee with Spee . 0 the comfort of suc! as wish t oid much ol » vation Open from 8 AcM. until 8PM. $500 REWARD. JEFFRIES: (wb bant J A SPE- cific mixture for the eure of ut the least oars bey battle Mar eW. Co., New 4 Maria Hersey, Davis, Hi Noefoik; Jaoretia, Jame- ng, Benet Tuttle, NYork. Ba Nath ELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.—CURE IN A PEW I FEW DATE arria, Major Scurlo and servants HB Trist, T 8 Dage Meratalooye Miss’ Woot, Me Contig, J 0 Van sae 7 R fo Wakes tor tha sere tlle nee Ryan ard i apa pod gervani, Mr Muay & ia nay, tion, and Ait eae ee re u rufactured b Can’ il ‘Mis Mise Avera, Mis 3 M viecall Mr at Mes ‘1 a es feoine opie and man mane Mr Wilson, 3 Mor SebbovaC. iv Gliskenge oar Barctay vant, Misses Ben ia ee rk and vicinity. elas Masten BR WM Re ED. Sands, 100 Fulton vtrees. HW Smith, Joo B Marks an and rien dy Mre Madsen and daugh, : REWARD.—CROSSMAN’S SPECIFIC MIX- Mr Grotier, B Crocker, 8 F Honald Ht Bad ride, grid Ceti | SOOO ONT OUR aly tt dea te ae Pet Bem Rar vs out the least restrict ti or change ra Ww Jackuon, F Stewart, G3 ip application te. y bonngt. Nas any are cured in two daye re Wheeler and son, tise C8 Thoma street; also at No. 10 “ator tor Houser 7 av Al Broadway, and 108 , Mrs Pithin and 2 children, apaee aoe, Stone AE ‘gohildren, and 2 ise Cook, Sayanxan—Lat Mre Morrison, Mr Kennedy, Mr ¥1 Se Maranzas—Hrig Ande) jadame Bedre in tha A Wi gervants 4 Miltenbarger, R. WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT STRERT, 18 D Private diseases, he cures without ¢ Indy, Mes Mitchell, Mr Coreen. orrison, L Manchester, reon—J M rare ofa ba ny ie hng Anderton Jel s'quack in Roovovelt streets No fee till‘oure I hasee a i R. COOPE f last bg ment of delicate tnd ere age a Worst cases of ene diseases, ani onses remoy: e Tow days, Barangers, don'ts dessiveds i am tn me way ove nected with a base impostor in Roosevelt street. ‘BE. BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL 0 FEE TILL CURED.—DR. CORBITT, on 1c Axe teamships bet ween New York and Liverpool direct, aud . tt way, be oo confidentially, ee, oe ywoen Boston and Li: Boston ships only call. | Mens o! ees. From & races Lica den od ing at at Halifax te land eeeive on ae Ly re: ‘Dr. ARABIA, Capt. —, AFRIC. ERSIA, EUROPA, ree c iB saanin Judkins, Sana AMBiIGA N- Shannon, vessels carry a clear white Night at mast head, green arboard bow, red on (ieee feng New York. ree, from Bosto ica, from New —- ersonal expenses. Pn experienced urge! lading are giv al Mail Stenmships. are ednesday few Vork of Boston to Bertha not secured wutil paid for. Freight will be charged on specie beyond an amount for n on board. in Havre for New Persons intondiag to take passage to England in the he Bee. ving RIA, - Leite! port bow. Weds {free of charee) from 4 ° $yem lua your tenth hy Sil eteld Radves whe sa thelz one kind of modicia, se iceas for disease ie'all te mems™ Pensee whose these egotista, call upon me daily. OTICE—THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INFORM strangers, and the public Spaced be, on the move 8p of a priv: pedimente to marriag through the Post Of (sun iyeuotpte ) No. 88 Greenwi t rantages the author bas on} Amongst which be would instauce i years in ‘he expo purpese Soba senses, followed by a long and ¥ voted exclusively to thi ality, d_radioal received Through bills nt ork. juested to call at the office, reports that the ships are OR LIVERPOOL— whi P Bint Jung, at 12 o'clock, Mc, from lier berth at foot of Thos street. No berth secured till pa All letters private diseases will conti ey the pore mast pase through the Feat Ofee |For t or pas- | the cure, which is of having unequ elegance oF Scmn's mabter of earpeioe fo contort, apply Ms ctauility and of p WARD K. COLLINS, 54 Wall streot. Positively ne treat Will bo'recelved after Thursday even ‘The steamer Arctic will succeed the Pacific, wail'Saly 6. PACIFIC, Capt, Bara Nye. deport with the maile, for Earope, UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- is steamship will agitively on Saturday, OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE—TIE UNITED Mail steamship HUM Maret, touching ng ‘Soviuat efor BOLDT, D. Mine the settlers known to possess very i body knew this fact, essential nd he rE ts EDICINAL USES oF Ee wine. CHERRY. ice Sneek ON, Arent tbrondway. jults throughout )CRAN STEAM NAVIGATION pCOMPANT.—ZOR Shen ree . aetece ia South —The Ui complaints incident to that change! SHINGTON®S. W. Fieve commenter, | experiment, * he Wild Cherry ond ines import * orgy, reat ead the 43 steamers i ted and aj and carrying the Uni United Panama detained puleo, San steam Bic end San Prancloc ‘The well known steamship SARAH SANDS, af 1, tons — burthen, now under chart commodious in her cabin boat. tween Acapuleo connecti EMT migaving New Work tor that place, The fare for through fighote from Now York to San Fran- cinco hae been reduced from San. in state rooms, to w in lower cabin, to G* new and spl noes of the Nort im right days. Fore in state room saloon. wor deck raloon ingland or five weeks tr all AcIFi o MAIL through Line: favorite Caited, stir weak acsz te MAIL rs the favorite U fall from osama ¢ on SANOTHEP Watton: cornet ot Wane 18 HER AY OLVEN, 1 THAT THE STEAM. The new and will sail on Th For freight or we Washington on th he 1th July. gare tate Pant} mgt f Roe be Gh ft pr cilere re wil be kept of Prope S One of the shove steamers will boop op he other Me: AND EXCURSION TO THE WORLD’ Galway, Dablia, and Holyhead jd atoamehip form, Warrant the belief that she will make the passage to Galway i to leave Pename on or coset the Int July. ~Ai St Nos. Sand 66 Warren stress. the Sptendia deurie ers leaving in the Geo Edward iPad off stage of Consumnptt ings Coughs, Liver Complain Lest medict mi Jong Wistar's Bal nown te man. Dr. ry is « chemical extract, combined with » similer « a ratte Lie te tract from Tar, which enhances ite val * H aged nis Company, y oper isco, the Ist srubeezae “of each ctland selace, the Ist ‘ant oy of sesh | St uy tnavoidable accident, and Will | srecet, by Rushton, Pye House, Broadway, rywhere. B WISE IN TIME.—DR. HUNTER, PROPRIETOR OF the Hunterian Dispensary, N on street, Ni York sa“ cures strictures ist I four weeks of a dreadful disease that roe ont and the effects of mercury, I waa so reduced U 7 pier the Wane: | Sp more than @ fe | a ng: sho epncciae vee— John Bl peculiarly ibe hope running ection be- ter to the compan: Arrangements, will be ~ Ay hi hres, weeks, lees than two months it tried six 1 ethers, with the same effect, and never got ‘herocahty well of hydra and many headed monster until I catled at peneary four man living—B: street, where Dr. He Price, $1 peconaary | Nats “Frente ‘Chagres on the Lith and 25th of eaoh | | without caustic, which others ue, caused by ling the former’ disease soon enough. these, and the hundreds of corti at tae ik cae he quaran- aes fot = FAIR, Via | ‘ow me of the The face in a short See! rater or yy syphilitic ul ‘ORTH A | Rad boon under three physicians for Way quac cine I could hear of. "Fereanon, ‘Amboy, N. J. Those at a distance cam, b ant treated by ‘ta Pa vm, 7 woOP. bX, aoet eapoditions m ous manny moet expeditions mas th America on ive Chases route, tifully colored plates, as I D. leetarer, om Spies diseases $10 108 yihing of he ki A ‘Authot of The Famil “STRAMSIIP COMPANY. —THR coe Wall steamship CALIFOR: ‘rare ‘Fates RApente comp, isco, vie Hav in! ee in shown nature com 7 ime? = vtenmah aa ebays toe Lo) Say vy frien Fi cad z i 1 PH #2 evi Cor | }.- state see of t aye ae ne fn Beara eee ably een cane. = WARD & Paice, rary rene to the'vetiet it ees aa tie ibe poe SAE bcanreneuae tian it Abe ie novia 3 "Jon ON ATBAR oP. nly to , Agent, St Conrtinnd stewets NDEPEN DENT THROUGH LINR—oPpositION To | 1 ew Yor! nan igh prices, The steamship PROMETHBUS will leave he Mobile, Alabama; Chestnut street, on Frflays dune 19th, for C hagres and San Juan. Pl eabin ean “< ne oy fe, tJ lowest ta er en AO 8, by early appli tor House Though Tickets for ale Sotoweg priges than of | re Ruy other ofiGge Votey rtreet, As= to any meena