The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1851, Page 8

THE DEMOCRATS IN PENNSYLVANIA nner nnn. ‘Phe Judicial State Convention. OUR HARRISBURG CORRESPONDENCE. Hagreisaena, June 1, 1851. ‘The Comiest To-day—The First Issue to be Dicided ‘The Real Battle—The Humbug of Conventions and Ratification Mesings—The Outcry About Nutivisre and Foreign Birth—The Chances of Cass and Buchanan E'stimated—General Scott and David Wilmot—The Coming Struggle, ete. ‘The remainder of the delegates arrived last night, and tho hetels are creaded to excess The train whiob leit Philadelphia at half past ole sen o'clock yesterday forenoon, only arrived here at twenty minutes to nine o'clock las: evening, thus occupying | more than nine hours in runing about one huu- dred miles, which is at the rapid rate of eleven miles per hour, and which can be easily beaten by the trotting horses of New York. Being laden, how- | ever, with such weighty men, due allowauce must be made for the jocomotive. Buchanan was at the door of the hotel when the cars stopped ut Lan- caster, which is his residence, and conversed with | the delegates, and shook them by the hand, as they | went into a drink, The fi commenced to-day, and it is in- tended, ii Soest, to end ittoday; bat that de- the candidates vote for five Forte? W.W Lowery TS. Bett Richard Coulter. OK ere David Krauz Joei Jones. . The convention consists of 133 dele ‘Bye first names, therefore. have received the requisite num- ber of votes for the nomination, It is curious, that after all the preliminary discussion, and with so large a number of officers and candidates, the whole matter should be settled on tho first ballot, which wax announced at 6 o’elcek, Mr. Wilmot voted for Campbell, ns one of his five, aud the President voted for Gibson, Woodward. Lowory, Black and Campbell. ‘The interest seemed to be concentrated in the nomina- tion of Campbell There was a breeze between Wilmet and G. W. Brower. The convention adjourned die, at 645 o'clock. Our Phiiadelphia Correspondence. Partapeveiia, June 12, 1851. Jenny Lind’s Cone Vidal: Letter Missing, §. ds upon the pluck and bottom of the opposition. t the skirmish at this outpost is not tne battls | itself, though it will afford u sure indivation of the | vietory. Nor is it even the nominatiun of a Judge of Supreme Court that is the boxe of contention. | it is something far higher than that—it is the Pre- sidential chair; and both conventions are merely auxiliary to that great end. Thut these couven- tions are sheer humbugs, is evident from the fact that everybody knew befure the Readiug Conven- ticn met, that Bigler was to be the uomines for Governor; and it was equally well known, at the samo time, that Campbell would be nominated fur Judge ofthe Supreme Court. The meeting, t ae fore, after deciding the matter beto.vhand, ir farce, and while it is amusing enough to the a Meta | it ought te administer instruction w him also. It! shows that the people, at all these primary elections, hase no real voice nor vote, but that vverything is done by wire-pullers and undertakers, wnile dust | iw thrown in the eyes of the sovereigns, and the | eternal principles of democracy or whiggery, as the | case may be, are lauded to the skies iu spevcaes | to Buacombe. The ratification meetings are managed by the same leading strings, tad soon to the end of the chapter. ‘Tost Campbell will be nominated searcely admits of a doubt; and the op- | position will receive as great a thrashing as they | did at Reading. The organization tor Bachaua is stronger and more complete here than at the former convention. ‘The opposition, from the legal profession, toCampbell, is decided, snd some of them | turn up their noses with the utmost contempt at | him, taying they would be willing to vote for a | lawyer, even if “he was not their tread, but that | they will never vote for a demagogue he opposi- | tion threaten to defeat him at tae polls; aud soine | of the leaders declaie, in mournful accents, that uo- | thing can be a greater injury to a party than uot to put forward the best men for judges They say they wished to buve Gibson, who would do equal credit to the democracy and the bench, but thata certain coalition defeated them. They allege toat it is all bypoerisy on the part of Campbell's triends to make an outcry about * nutivisin’—the object being to divert attention from his qualitivations, and at the same time to raise # sympacay for him among the foreign born population, waica feeling | is to be carr into the election for i’resideat some hazed fighting may be expected; but there will be no direct expression of opmiva, as far as I caa | jearo, in favor of Buchanan, His friends thiok it would be premature, for they calculated upon a | more decisive and extended recoguition of bim in | tbe South, which they think wiil coatrol the nomi- | nation here, without an difficulty. They will, there- fore, work quietly for the present. They rely upon | his unrevoked declarations in favor of tue Missouri | while his being out of Congrees, when the late compromise measures were adopted, exeupts Lium from all responsibility. Whereas, Cass has made | himself obnoxious to the ultras of the Soath by his advocacy of the most hateful, to them, of chose measures, though he did not vote for the only one | of them they valuei—the Fugitive Sluve law Suck is the way Buchanan's frieods reason. They have not the slighest doubt that be will obtain the nomination, not only in this State, but at the Balti- more Convention, in May next, or tha: he will con- trol it for somebody else; for the idea has bean darkly hinted that Besbacan is not working for himself, but for another, and it is shrewdly «us- pected that this individual is little Douglas It is well known that Buchanan and be are intimate friends. Buchanan looks old, and one would toink more fit to prepare for the kingdom which is not of this world, than to undertake the care of thirty- one United States and their territories. But if he is bitten with the propel he will run, though the socomplishment of his object might, as it hus dove in the case of other Pre=idents, hasten bis exit from | the of this world to that which is to comy. | He is an old bachelor, and is wealthy. There is » growing cvnviction among all sections of the people in this State, that General Soutt will obtain the whig nomination at the nativns cou- veot on of that party. ‘Tbat be will get the nom nation from chis State, seems certain The whige of Pennsylvania are quite confident that be will be the next President. The whigs of this county are intensely in his favor. At the last Presideatial no- mination, he obtained fifty out of fifty-four votes af the Daaphia County Whig Convention, while ‘Taylor only received four. i he expecte ed defining of his position by the Hon. | id Wilmot, the dele gate from Bradford evunty, sod author of the famous free toil proviso which beare his name, is a circumstance that invests this convention with more than ordinary interest. I sball sead you all the particulars BY TELEGRAPH re June 12.1851 Vhe carly part of the day was consumed ia the further dv cussion of contested peate Jal Bterigere was sdmitted a delegate from Mont- gomery | Mr lterer, from the committee appointed to report | officers for permanent organization. reported—for Presi- deat, the Hon. Wm. Wilkins, of Alleghany; fur View Pre | vidents, Hon. Simon Cameron, Hon. James M. Porter, and | tairty others, with » number of secretaries. ‘The Hon. James M. Porter, om resigning the chair to Mr Wwkins, made the folio appropriate and laconic i the first time I have revigned authority and I never resicned it inte blag of vrtien ‘The Provident on tabing the chait, the con- veotion in s speech of about half an hour io length whieh was characterised by peat peeve end cloqeone | ‘Ln the course of his remarks he + T may be perpenes te 2 oe . pak ‘pe to th pat of thet wh ace The { he goverment. y be mee. aristerecy—on illimitable io ite Tan. by their decisions, wullify the combin 4 - whet 2 which Was come aera Jers by the prot won , tenia the election of Je ghoold bers Te ‘ee the selection of the Chief Ja-tice to a let- instead of the peaple. it shonld bere for = 4 whe the "Cited Jumtice should be t monte to , aad beg of you to dere. was received with enthusiaatic applause by_{be Convention and auditory ‘The Brcmevany moved to prowed to the nomination of eandidetes for the Supreme bench Agreed to ‘The Hom, Jasxe M. Router offered a resolution pro- Vaing for the ballotting for five persons at once, for the Fopreme bench. Me. Rerore moved to amend, by voting for one per tuo only, aod be beviog @ gajerny of all the voter @re6 bo be declared pominaty ‘Te resodataow waa postpone ‘The following gentlemen vee then placed in nomina- tin mes Campbell, Luther Kidder, Kills Lewis, Joho L. pn fhe John Banister Gibeun. James Thompson, itich- | Thomas §. Bell, Jeremiah I Black, Wal! ne | Hi. Lowrie, John M. . Joel Jomes. cy af Weotward, ‘Abraham # tom, HM. Me paved Molten C Joba C. Kao, Samuel Hep Pern Qovepe Mimtin Dullas, Rebert P. Pleuiken. The Coavention then adjourned —Pending the discussion upon the manner of | re for candidates, Mr. Brewer, of Franklin cous- ve aerault apon the polities! faith of vid mot, whieh was rebuxed the Convention, amid storm of hinses Sanh extes of - bre paves and made n dignified | is course of conduct in the | declination of a nomination was received | ——— and also from Judge Woodward, both of declared themselves im favor of the numi- mation of Luther Kidder A rambling discussion _— qualifications of the d flor at candidates enruc Are which, the Convention reeumed the considera tion of Mr. Reeder's amendment to Mr Porter's revolu fice relative to the mode in which candidates should be dicctissed at great length hy Wow snot. and Hart, and finally ne cat! dind | 80 crammed, despite the heat of the weathor. } Serious difficulty between | for this article to-day. and the sales ve | fora supply to m ja | Prices eteady. French vestings are in some dem M’lle. Lind’s concert of lust evening proved her ability to attract and delight an audience, without any assistance beyond that of her talented associates and orchestra. Never was the Musical Fund Hall tremendous shower of rain fell, causing serious dis- | comfort to the outside audience, who were listening to the strains of the nightingals beneath the opoa windows; though the rain cooled tho atmosphere in the room, the beius bad to pay for it in the shape ofcab hire to convey their dultineas home, which was more than they calculated upon, the storm coming up without any previous warning. Miss Lind le here on Saturday, and will sing at the Melodeon, in Boston, on Wi a The steamboat Tom Powell, trom New York, bought by the Baltimore railroad line, arrived at Ww iltaington last evening, where she to be re- | paized previous to being put upon the Cape May ine. A letter ma in the Philadelphia post office, on the 24th ul containing drafis amounting to $1,000 and $211, ‘in bank notes, his failed to reach ite destination. Such cases { quent as to Give our post office me. INTERESTING yrom Te Picaywne, of the 4th inst., says :— By the qecteriiag aflernoon of the steamship Mexico have received our files of Galveston papers to the 30th ult. We ‘n that the crops throughout the most part of Texas are remarkably flourishing. The growth of the cottoa crop serait? past few weeks, hus been really astonish learn from the San Antovio Lefger that the Mexican Boua- dary Commission were stillat El Paso and vicinity The starting point of the survey bad been fixed up- The New cival on the Rio Grande, about t y-five miles below Dona A Lynch law was prevailing at El Paso to af xtent. Withia two wecks fifteen per- nd Me Soyer had suffered by hanging and shooting, at the hands of the ° stituted jurors. lor the "mort trivial offence, and without time for an explanation, the unfortunste being would be shot down or hung up to the limb of | atree, at the beck or nod of any one of the Com- | out formalities of a y bhat there has been hikapoos and the Mexican troops “of the Mexican colonies on the Rio Grand © troops were obliged to call out the citizens to aid them. We learn from the Lefger that some Indians, during the last winter, while en- gaged in a bear hunt the world cn Gre ran a bear into a and him out. They coon observed fissures in the mountain, for the prea of ha mile. This was in the mountains, above Frederi Superstition added terre us came to the settle ‘The San Antonio papers nents to proc ‘They feared that the prince of the infernal regions was about to come forth, robed in liqaid fire, to consume their hunting grounds. They say the smoke has an unearthly smell. It is supposed that the fire was comumuni- cated toa bed of coal, and it may yet give us Texas voleano. It is said that Americans have confirmed the Indian account of the fire cet art NEE CITY TRADE REPORT, Trorenar, Jume 12—6 P Actes bave been in steady request, with sales of 180 Dbis.. pearia at $0 50, and pots at $ Beeswax remained the sold at S6¢., cash Brranerty rs —Flows was very heavy, with an abundant supply of ali kinds, and a gradunily declining market The receipts were lane and rb while the demend was limited Th ted of 6.000 bbls. No 2 superfine State. at $5 0— $3 08; old do, from store. nt $4.70 a $4 87): ordina: de, at $5 87 a $4; mixed to $4.06; round hoop Ohio. at $4.8 $418, aod pare Genesee at $4314 $450 Canadian was dull and unaltered. 500 | bbl, common brought $406.8 $412.in bond Southera arrived freely, and was cheaper. 900 bbis. mixed to stra Be were sod at $4 Ola v8 hye flour was without acti value, fine selling at $5 ct A hed vl Wheat was in only transactions at O40 %e . and 7.000 do. easier and dull, 240 bust soll at 72!, a T4e Baviry was beavy and nominal. at Sie Corn was ia wt, but prices, influenced by red purchasers. About 50.000 burhela ite changed hands at Ge.. Norther: to good Western mixed at 55 —A good speculative and tra ty or alteration in bbl. Corn meal brought $2 81°; 00 bushele Canadiana at $1 10. Rye was tled were 7 inquiry existed reached ) bags Java, at 11, a 11%(¢ ; 200 do Maracaibo, at 9"; a 10 4c 1.300 do. Kio. at 5", a Sc. and £00 do. St, Domingo. at te Cocon.—A parcel of 000 bags Guayaquil changed Lands atop letters received per Amerien, to day. do et the views of buyers, wn the market has to the execution of orders from our own prices very heavy. Few articlesare steady. Shirtings and sheeting» sre in large stock. and with little demand, ices consequently are drooping light. A few bleached goods bavr been shipped to Sout Ameri Drills have been ip some demand for altpping but the home demand js gil: artes are steady. burghs and Dedies are duil and beavy are ip some requert from clothiers. There is ra ore doing in gingham, but ats alight conces-ion in price. Jeans are in moderate stock, and with a fair de mand; prices are steady, Stripes aud ticks arein mode ther heavy, Printing m made but at a decline of owe eighth from last ynotations Prints are dull and heavy. The season for demand is over, Delaines are quiet. Garce preparations @e making the fall trade. Additional mills will this season be brought into play, aud the home and foreign supply expected seem to be likely to deluge the ith them; but the demand for these — y estentiog Lawns continu active, at fall prices, with @ supply barely euflicient, and rales are making te arrive. Ihe clothing trade are buyi both foreign and domentic govds. Vestings, pilote, bea vers, and cloths suitable for winter clothing, sell mode- rately. Other deszeiptions of ciotha are dull, and prices | heavy. Setinets are in rather better Pejwest. at steady prices, Castimeres are dull. Tweeds moderately active * arey* are steady in price with om te de man Linseys are duli at de. Auction sales are few, and daily becoming fewer with leas offer ing at each successive sale Foreign goods are dull, except ® few articles suitable for clothing purposes Seoteh goods are dull and beary Lawns active, both French and English. Cloths are im moderate eupply, and das ands ; but most slik goods are dull can orted at lew cost than sig months ago. Raw orders out from this count French manufactur And dealers are now complaining of want of orders, wh able them from ready delivery of goods ordered. Then there was arush of American orders, mow there is @ well for moderate fall importations. Some compiai are making of the backwardness of Western buyers in business is very desirable, and it ir to limitation of credit sal md pure ‘umes tha Muck of inet »: y erop iv yet in the farmer's and uneil this ratio market and preeeeds means, however. cf future businew are istence ; i nt crepe look healthy and promising. and abundant ty. A steady. and not over stimulated trade, ix the only durable one Long credits defeat the purpore they are in- which retards and partly prevents ® natural sod healthy ome cod, at $ 31; 1.900do. Western do, at $3 06%. 500 bbls No.1 mackerel at $9 75: and 360 do, No, 3 at $5, indi- market Friars —Rates for cotton to Liverpool werr steady at one-eighth of a penny Corn ranged at 44d. in bulk | and 4X0. bagged at theship's expense Por wheat. five pence gard at Sheen shillings, There was no changes to L of other porte. raisin at $20; 2% casks currents, at 7 Grenoble walnuts at 0c. and sf materials are lower in Europe, and there are much few six months ago the pressure cf orders was such as to dis reantiness of them, and ® backwardacre which spe settling for former purchases. A moderate fal credit dae arrangement between prices and regular market for goods will not materially impro eats though at low prices, are a sure sign of prosperi- | tended to serve ‘They stimulate an unhealthy demand, Fron moved to the extent of 1.100 qtla. George's Bank cating @ more animated, but at the same time, « less Orm At 6-224. Small lots compressed, to fill up, were reported continued the current rate. Dead weight was en sort —Ineladed in the sales w Hav ranged from 60e a SiGe. cash, for river, a O60 bales were sold. " A retail request at 00s @ 60e. for w i hanged » tone Seotch pig eel Anew can as 2 OO A} are becoming 80 fre i H and fancy at $475.0 | Orne | Cotton flannels | he trade must look for» | fa $6, | eae ing 1éo each 25x10, $05: | street and Third ave each 3 aijolning, 2 0; 1 do., on Fifty-nivth | 256x105, $810; 2 do. 2x 105 $800 | street. 25x15, $1.175; and Second aveuue each Y5x100. $910 each $ sed, $1781; 2 do., corn $1,200; 1 do. opposite corne qual Ne. at {i | pond | ro road, ity. selected brought die. + of 450 baskets, b. | do. Wilmington, at $1 375; 8 $1 ve 300 do. eae ‘var. ays at $3. and 200 do. spirits, at Sto. — Linseed was ip better request, and if anything nee sellers, From store, 10000 gallons were pur- chased. at T2c. a T3c., cash. Whale was firm. 200 bbls. Olive has continued active, with Western lard commaaded Provisions —DPork was rather dearer, yet quotations re- d unsettled. Some 450 bbls, new mess were sold at & $14 BO; old. at $14; new prime at $15, od ot Beef was inactive and declintay bbls moss were wade, at $8 624 $11. aud prime at $9 0 Beef hams were nominal, at $14 50 a $id 75. ced in yesterday's report, with retail a7c., and 70000 pounds pickled Lard was held ot 8',¢ @ 9o., at whica re purchased Butter was heavy at the re Cheese was in request, Keav Eota1y —the property sold at the Exchange. to-day, was as fullows:—Hous® and eight Lots, corer of Hity-ninih street and Thirbeemth aveaue, $5,000; 1 do , each 25x100 $650 each, 2x100, $690; 1do, meats were ae m sales of hams. shoulders, at Oe. 400 bbls, w | cont decline, 1 do, 2ha00, $080; 1 al eres cach 245x100, $663; 6 do.. 25x100, $660; 1 do, 25x10, $6%; 2 do. on Third avenue, near Fifty-niath street, 5 House and Jot adjoin 100, ‘Bale t Be. a Ob, 1 do., 100, $1.4) 1 . B5x100, $55 es of 120 Cut. °. B0xiv), '0, bdo. 100, $690; 190, Odo. xlud. $oTV; & ‘dv., each bh. $1540; 3do., on rear. on Fifty eighth 100, $600 each, Rice Waa quiet but fem, at $8 a $i 5 Sact—An invoice of Ashton’s (500 sacks) at $1 55. cash Sroans dit uid market. 1,080; 4 do., x ; do, mw h, $2.10; 1d, corner Bifty-ninch corner Fifty-seventh street small lot (39 boxes) Custile gold to MARKETS ELSEWHERE, on, June Wm 4e Auctii iocton Bank, 2 per oent adv Percent ad stern Railroar I, 0 de. 4 | o: 100 Morris Cav | Mechan ees | Mec time, grked: do she | news Mery! ard 6 by ” ‘Reading Wonds, ALTIMORE, June 1l.—Stock Board —$60 Myryland Q: YS. e 100 Baltimore Ob wr des, STOCK SALE 0 Albany lik 554) do. nt ‘ae do. al, ‘4 Reading & 295;: BI dow 2 4.00 K closed at Mike vids d ds, 97; 100 C st 10 shares Nas! per ceat aay yable 1371, var Railr, 107%; 23 Boston snd ortuera Railroad, 71) Sih 831%: 2) “1013, densburgls ton, bad Fi a. a ou Company. 7 » Raitroad Bo: Telegraphic Reports. New Onry ane, June 10, 1 Cotton. —The sales to-day wore of three-fourths of a cent; strict middling. §\.¢ the Paeftic and America war v hich rendered the market firmer t»- 000 bales, at ny. Vee $ suv Boston City 5's, 8 Board 3 shares Concor Keading ail- 20; 1 do , coraer Pifty-eighth Ajoiniag, {. wecording to was taken Some 50,000 German changed hands, at $3 4 ay at Taiow was heavy; a sale of 2,000 ths, prime was mado Toaacce —We beard of a sale of 80 hhds, Kentucky, at } Sa lle., with a} Orleang | ., Wines ~The tramactions embraced 30 qr. casks port, at £7 4e, a $110, and 20 do, Burgundy, at Sv. bus w totem Railrowd. N. My 2 ‘auteed by A ad, 30M & .. +00: 111 Viv Railroad, rovidenos 2 Old 7b; $15,000 hire Rail ads, 44 shures per cont searling. Bid Baltimore and Ohin Railroad Bowds, tabs, 21 bid. & 75 bid, 75% naked; York aud Cumberland a By ark’. on a decline The ceived last night ights de- clined; eotton te Liverpool, three-eighths of a penay. Ex- chung, We. to Ie, stock increasing. aud demand limited to good fresh ground | and coffee are steady Tite Western, at $5 87 a | clined; sales yesterday and this morning 5 000 bbla..at prime, $5.40, Onts— 10,000 Pork dull, and prices no- Whiskey—400 bbls. on thne rope. Gas Exchange on New York, at sight, half to one per cent minal hye mixed, $5 4 4 $3 46 urhels St. Louis sold at bacon the same. Bagging, premium | _ The bhad —Fiour, 6.500 bbls; at S4a M4 IZ), 5,000 bags. at 82 ants to bushels are about the same; sales of 3.000 bb oderate inquiry for whe: x”) bushels Ohio sold at 7 ‘There is dy; ut yesterday's rates, with aal is ste been aze quict aliT ye, ales of 1 Oate are steady by the Itev. Dr York, t of cetton. to- Miss Bi New Onteans, June 11, 1851, Only $00 bales cotton fold; no change in price since the receipt of the America's news 12', a We Criantrstox, Ju day. were 500 bales at be, a 100, and tending dowowards, Tue | The higher qualities have an upward tendency ‘Tobacco very heavy; Sugar. molasses, Flour. after long dullness. de- cold at 1851 Bavrrwons June 12. 1851 ea were made of 150 bbis. Howard street four to- 30.000 bage. wheat, 500 bushels; Western four is in fair demand. ‘The se The sales of coffee during the stock on Sales were made of 140 ‘orto Rico st gar, at $5 $0.8 $5 59. rato, June 12, 1851, The receipts of the past twenty-four hours have been cor! at $3 and th Corn 000 bushe f n, 30.000 ‘sad prices T 9 $5 30. ye market is stendy ls, Vets Freights are without change Acassy, dune 12. 1851, 500 bushela wold at 44 On the 12th of June, by Kev Var to Many. daughter of the late John Constantine In Trinity Church. New Rochelle, on the 12th of June, Morgan, Mr. Jou B. Boccar, of N ern ©. Bisseic, Jobo Bissell. of New Rochelle. J. A. Parle; daughter | spine purchases, (about 600 bales.) were not ‘The receiptasines yesterday have been:—Plour, evough to give it a healthy tone | bie: wheat. none ; corm. 21.000 bushels, Flour is Dry Goons —The transactions in the dry goods trade steady, but inactive, with sales of 1000 bbls, Prime are diminishing daily, and do not aggregate any beavy | whest ix in fair demand, and prices are firm; common | amount; and with t absence of demsad, there isan | deveriptions are dull, and tending downward ; sales anxiety to sell, aad anextent of stock. which render | about 1.500 bushels, Corn is quiet aud unchanged 000 bushels were made at yesterday's rates: 7, Dario t of Mr. io Thursday. June 12, by the Rev. HI. G. Ludlow, of Poughkeepsie, Wa. D. Sitontow to Sanan M. Heaven both of this eity (On Wednesday evening, June 11, at the Chureh of the Puritans, by the Kev. Dr. ox ura Mari Ww ' w | town On Th even Cheever, Disint 1. a Dore. all of this city, . June LL, by the Rev. R. Poster, ia Darra Gauss a ith your of her this city. The friends of the family are invited to attend the at Peekskill, Westchester county, on Friday. funeral ‘bh inet provided for the accommodation | vielnity, at the corner of Chamberr and Hadson strests, clock in the morni On the [2th of June, | ats | Cer ] thore | the 1a. wife of Ra@ward O'Neiily ungs. Fe “ nds and a ber brothers, street og, Av, younges! Diea, oy Jane 12, Mrs. Asiown Mexee in the age, widow of the late lasac Meoks. of A car on the Hudson River Railros@ will be of Chore residing in this of that day fe lingering illness, Aawes usintances of the family, and homae and John Murphy, and brother-in law. C. M. Naury, are revpectfully invited to od her funeral. thie (Vriday ) afternoon, at doclock ne 12. of inflammation of ¥. McKinney, aged 3 months and 1! days hs f past S th next. 14th inat,, at 814 funeral | land, aged 54 years, His friends, and thore of the family, are respectfully invited tolattend his funeral, at 93 Roosevelt street, this (Friday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock. Sudaenly. on June U1, Mrs IMoorn brea, aged 25 years, daughter of Abijah and Getty Pearsall The funeral will take place on Friday, o'clock, from her late residence. Her friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at ‘The reintives aod friends of the ‘amily are respectfully invited te ping Oye = thir (Friday) afternoon, at k, from their late tsi puch & reat and Livingston street, Brooklyn, New Leadon, Conn., paj pleas | On Thursday, Jume 12, Gavere, youngest son of C.J. and Anna Uayler, aged el years and § monthe Hl friends, and the friends of the family. are invited to attend the funeral, from No. street (one door from Lexington avenge). on Saturday o'clock. without further notice On the 12th of June, Joux Conconas, » native of Ire apy Of typhus fever, Mesey F. Jane 2145, CO Ooo" MARITIME ISTELLIGE SOM. Port of Rew York, June 13. Cleared. Poiana, Rhing, Quebec, Wk JT TA ‘D Bensisy & Co Pyramid, Hen Sherwood, € Smith & ner, corner of of Kast Twenty-f'th York. ede, 4 Orica Yor’ ae] oat be Division street Garcon el of this "On June € by the Rew. Mr. Verren, Mr. Lovie Bri vos of Switrerland. to Miss Vinormra F. Corer of Elizabeth- At Washington. June 3 Caances Vevsov, of the Trea- moderately of | sury Department, to Mre Il RB. ¥.. widow of the late Captain ¥. A. Caprom, Ist artillery, U8. 4 from her ively. 1 atl s 5 2 z seatn P ad: J ten she ince Hopkins, Newport, ‘Soamen—Coyese, Wilson, Philadel Sisop-Franklia, Mercer, Wareham. Arrived. Scbr G J Jones, bf Stvannah, 7 days, with cotton, to R M Dewill & Co. Schr Julia, Vangilder, Doboy Island, 9 day suhingwoa, NCr& Schr Pacific, Fanstaw, W: val stores. ‘Schr Francis, Dewey, Newbern, NC, 4 days, with naval stores, Schr DW Eldridge, Dorickson, Froderickeburg, 7 days. Bohr Jamestown, Cole, Peter Aadays Schr Moses G Leon: Schr E Barod, Roby. Jame Schr WR Legxett Degroot Jam 3.day Behr White Ci woury, James River, 2 days. rora, Parker, jeury, Gibson, York River, 2 days. Sehr Chi ‘days. Vreoad S days. jays, with na- Solr Wm il Schr James Ross, Riemer, ha, Schr BE Bennent, Decker Viral Schr E Messerole, Van Cleef, Virginia, fase. hmond, 4 day nt, Baltimore, $ days. Sch. Si h E Parker. Beatty, Baltim SERFRatra'Cy:Hletebor, Westenentar, wound for King- ston, ‘Sobr Pawtucket, Packard, Rookland, 5 days. Schr Boeton, Pressey, Kingston, bound for Newburyport, Sche Lubec, Pressey, Kingston, bound for Salem, @elow. Bark Aane Powell, 96 days from Newport. Also, one brig. Brigs Elizabeth Watts, from vm Card mae, and New World, from Matancas, arr Lith, were re consigned J W Elwell, June 12-Wind during the day NW. [Pee Sreavawi Amgaica, at Bostor.] Artweur, May Z~ Sid Emblem, Fost, N York. AmaTekDAM, May 26—Arr Adler, Baltimore. Bonpeacs, May 2)—arr Byren. Arey. Bilbos. Ady Stephen Young, for ‘nore; Hope, Denmarl Navcy Plaisted, for Philadelphia; Alexandre, Armia Mary Parker, aud Grouswick, tor N 0, Byron, Georges, Arve, Lsabelia, oF ry Ann Peters, Brown, N York; jeland, and Von Vincke, NYork; Orleans, Sid Adelbeid, do; Gimle, Levant, Enrwey, May 25—Arr ith, Magdalene, NOrleans. Biuneanaven, May 2—Arr Magdalen ct & Wolcker, di ‘arg Baltian for Bostor 27—Sld Rouble, Chase 2th, Rover, Nelyon (feom woes, May 22-arr Del phin, C May 27—Arr Condor, Charlest ce ab ea ek W Dare, Walters, NYork for hd-eld 2th). Mathilde Helene: Antweep for NYork. R, May 22—O8 Ortelius, DeMeire, from Antwurp for NYor' Duprin, May 27—Sid Kingston, NYork. Eisinevn, May 22—Arr Rhone, Davis, Havana for Cron- stadt, Bariog Brothers, Cotter, do for do; 244, Rdisto, Ken- drick, Boston tor do; Hy Warren, Rairden, Havana for Riga 2ith, Jorgen Beoh, NYcrk for Copenhagen; Rio, dofor Stock holm; Sarah Bridge, Sturdiv: NOrleans for Cronstadi from Matanzas), St vans), London. Heaton, wtb, Lady Knight, Choate, Havana tor do; Saone, Sargen FLtsnine, May Sid Ea Paisovrm, May —Sid Columbian, Mereen (from Hava- ULascow Bangor, W, to load for Boston, a w Moy: ag i8 Brilliant, Smith, N York; 27th, Jane toon, W Gorresnt nc, May 19—Are Tordenskjold hartestod 24h, Havre, Moy Helvetia, Mar oxena, for do; and others as before. Hawxtnc, May 20—arr Rhein, NY¥o for di ie etter rance, and Ortelius, NYork. na), Bristol. May 2—SId Lucy, Di Gaiwa Hebe, NOrleans; 24th, Jedo, Eldridge, M Ady Hiuesvotde (a), for rk. Haivoar, Msy 2%—Arr Richard Anderson, Coffin, Balti- reoon, May %7—Are J C Humphreys, Badger, NOr- ‘Tuscarora, Turley. Philadelpbia; Jane, Burnie, usw, City o€ Glasgow (sh, Campbell, Phila- Crowthers Sid 28th, Naples, Duncan, NOrle: . (or Holberton), Charleston; Beatrice, Rogers, Philadelphia; Coroline Nesmith. Salsbury; Melissa, Sangete: 1 Harvey; Princeton, Rus od York; 2th, London, O'Neill, Sau F: son, Charleston; Wim Penn, Pool Revell, Jnck; Caledonia, Neagle York; uth, Abbott Lord, Collier, Phelan, Boston. Cid 2th, Continent, Drommond, N¥orl Ady, Europa, («) Lott, for Boston, Teh inst; Mary Ann, Patten, do let; President, Comings, do Sth; Moses Wheeler, King, and Edward, Bray JH Jarvis, Rich: do 2th; tra, (8) Leitch, for Nivork, *) ; Probing, Livingston; Shannon, od E Bulkley, Brown, do Int; St G: Russell, 136 6 Allen, and Hero, Grisith, Oth; Narragameett, Edmonds, do 1th 4 Thos Leary Clay, French, + H Shepherd, Ainsworth, io ith; Manhattan, Peabody, and do 16th Chiaton, Punk; ‘Albert Gallatin, meer, Jo with despateh; Brutus, Couch, do w Chu Devonshire, ttrickinnd, 6, Chase. Bird: DeWitt & enandoah, W Suh: Stephen Wald Wylie, do Wes; Tu and Wyoming, ‘gation m4 ftimore Let: Wm for Charleston: TB he Drleans Let; Wm Pirrie, Ay * Reciprocity, Porter, do with despateh, Rat tor ldg Nih, Peter Marcy, Sampasa, NOrlean Miisdelphid: Buphrasia, Bunt Narragansett, Edmonds; Wm Spracue, NYork; 2th, Maine, Free- Mth, South Carolina, Pre- 4 Keoneboe, port Idg. Miltindes igan; Marathon, Vandyke, ‘sin, Howes, NYork, Shooting Star (achr), Staa- Queen, Griswold, NYork. ey, fur Rio Janeiro, lig; Sum- ter. Vivmpiirey. Manchester, Porter, a apton, Davie, for Thostn, do; ‘Susan G Owtne, Barclay, and Senator, Cof fia, for NYork, do; Sir R Peel, for do June (ith; American Earit, Doaue, for do Sth; Prince Albert, Meyer, do Beh. Loxnonnynny, May %—814 Pheonix, Bider, Philadelphia, Tivane, prev to Mey 2—Of Mary Adelia, Spaulding, 7 dave trom Antwerp tor NYork. j ton: Hero, Orit&th Chas and Excelsior, Crocker, Edward. for Brown, Harris, Gloucester, hire. Hovey, NYork for Sid 27th, Patrick Henry, Hubbard, Arr Laura Snow, Thorndike, C w reported ald 25th toria, Bernard, N York. May B—Arr Neptonus, Charles Ryan, May 44-0 Oder, trom Hamburg for York: ith, 9 try from hr eo jor Rea rg yi May 26—A. pis, Haye ‘nv. May 20-814 Sophia, Bellord, NY ork. MISCELLAN ROL . May 29 —The Zetland, for Port Philip, in tow ran foul of the Caledonis, for N York, at an- his morning, when both vessels received nd rigging. damage in ‘Telegraphic Marine Report ” Arrovave, June 12 4—Schr Brilliant, Philbrook, ¢ Briltian rh Oriental, Shanghes vie Canton, eb arch Arrive Kong: left the Intver. plac 2, off Java Ut #0 an Am shi owe ‘chee Rote Standish, from Coe” ten vie Hong ‘Rone Wor London: lon 61 04 E, feli in ‘cin bark Anns Lé from Liverpoo! diet, in bay, 10 daye out, baring bee Py ‘her with rope, cvnvass, selin, NOrle y L LS ort Matanaus, May 4d i do 2sth; Norfolk, Ad Barks Avoll Jrseph Gues ‘ilsdelphia, downed, Senet 2 Robert Brace, toa, NC; Friend, laty Maty “haters Phlnglea Marble- Charleston; bark Syiph, schrs Ebea Atkins, Port Port au Prine joffman, si Albany; All York. i—Ship Amoli Balifa Tribuve, a Bt Elie, Sua, Rio Janetro, Actived—Beig Ty as (Br), iaseen Arrives dine, Alb Below Sa brit Emeline, Calais, Arrived—Emily, NYork; David ves dane, inerva, MoGiven. ved Sobre Miners et Haverwa, June 7. ived—Sehago. Port fried Gonder 6th, Sea Gull, do New Onteaws. Junot and Chae Crocker, NYork: 3 ozs ry H be pre-paid atthe Reading Room te any part Bags ace alse ob Kenyon's, Ml Wall street. Herald Marine Correspondence. Fr ) sloop Tener, teres hap oiler om ie N Se dha eo led 12th— SI: Te Gard: ron Tn port vchre Argus, aud lise Jan Heater. lune 12—4 PM, Arrived Brig Brazilian, Beay, NYorks i Alexander M, Fi Nick. ie, Ban- ts ven vide ig? Seknaeeh wing, Alban: . red—Steamahip tein Teal, Rishmond: bark Tre- mont, Hamblin, Bor ma, Baker, and Brasilisa, Psa Brot ers yale. Cardenas; gohre ss Lyon, Nit Geyer: Mary ie shall, and’ Bosto ie ese Bridgeport; Lue ry ie Saunders, Cateeae North: Pacite. flew! nil, Cr ere tenon Sulle Bliate Flbes, yin Rives = Set a wid ee 9 ‘ork; Ach , Jobason, Cohasset; Capits a bury! Hrasconis, Alien, ECambriane- Miscellaneous. Bria Mronante, from NOrleans for into Key Weat 3ist ult, with mainmast sprui nehed, and proceed. Missing Vesset—Schr Sir Robert Sale, K art owner, tld from Bovtom, May Li, of John Titus, iy to Cl 8, crew consistiag of go pel pfs Reb in b: : bri schrs, 271; wloops O00; pr tae Bs ‘steamboats, 71. Total, 1006, Whalemen, Sid from NLondon June 10, ship Vesper, House, NPacifio via Indian Ocean, from Edgartown Oth, ship Almira, Jenks, POcean. from N Bedford 10th, ehips K Pulsford, for Pacific, 11th, PARTS do. Sid from enter roads, Nantucket, 10th, ship Alabama, Cog- ‘at NBedford from Pacific, pelongs toNB. She bbis wh, 200 do epoil and 14,0 lbs bone. Spoke Dei 2, of Roraionga. R Mitchell, Nantucket, for N Ze h 8, of Kiver of Plu N Bedford, Of Crozettes, Jan 17, Now Bedford, Gray, NBedford, clei for Arctic Seas. Spo! Packet St Nicolas, hence for Havre, June 1, tat 41, loa 07. Ship Moutrose, Hue, from Apalachicola for Liverpool, May 25, 1n6 0, Lon 12 Wm Frederi from Newport, B, for SFrancisco, Foreign Por ts. BANGOR, May 20—ship Horculenn, Moore, for Boston, abt days; bark Lucy, Davis, from Glasgow 24 hours, ser 47th, for Berks . Wig turn tolond. Benupa, June 2—Ship Concordia, Austin, from Calcutta for Boston, to sail sd Cuong: GtNo Am vessels in port. Br ship Pho- pia would ail soon tor Boston; Mecklenbary bark Frederick & Louita was ldg for N York. Carniry, May 30—Ship Cairo, Loring, for NYork, about Sth inst. Carnrnas, abt May —Barks Levant, Hewitt, for Phila- delphia; Prospect, Dow, do, 2 days. Recatta, Pratt, from N st arr; brigs Zuyder Zee, Fosset, for Boston, 24 inst; Van Baren, ork, § Hinckley, Cees tor New York, 1 da: hwnix, Brown, do do; echt Dolpain, Conner, Wig cares: F for Portland 6th inst; and others before reported. Sld abt rigs Emeline, of Bangor, for Searsport; Albatross, Beh, b Consranrixopte, May 17—Brig Marshall, Taylor, for B: bt I aay only Am vessel. ip Monterey, Higgins, une; bark Asa Fish, Gates, do; only am vearels wLascow, May W%—Ships Charlotte Harrison (Br), for N York 24 task; Huron, Paine, do do; Harmonia, Dacastt, for do Sth; brig nna (supposed Br), Freeman, for dw dth. Sid web ult, Br brig Friendship (of Sunderland), M’Callum, ston. Honanr Town, VDL, J Shattuck, Bragdon, SPrancise Havirdx, June 6—Arr brig: age Belle. Michener, Frederisksburg: u, Philadelphia. Cld 6th, brigs Richmond. Liverpoor, May 50—Ship Revere, Howes, for Newport, E, Bist, to load for N York. (not Dec), 2 Are brix George 2Hh, Paoific. Burke; do. L'Empereur, Tyrrell, 'N York; ‘bth, echr Rio, juilion, Harvey, Lowpox, May 7 Ship Thorndike, Perkins, for Carditt, 4 or 5 days, to load for Baltizaore; Samter, Humphrey, for bos- ton 6th inst. Leonor —Tork Chas Clark (Br), for ss eee brig Ti a (Br), for Boston, abt re: Also, t yul (Tuscan), for NYork, and Julius Cusar (Ir), for Philadelphia. Liswon, abt 22—Bark Annie Buckham, Barber, for SFran- cisco, next day Maiaoa, May 21—Brig Oak, Small, for Gibralter next day, fofimian Idi for Boston; ark British Mcmaroh (Br). tor NYork, abt ready; ache Eagle (Br), for do abt 3vth. Sid» prev, bark co, Bailey, N York Mains, May 22, No Am vessels in port. Sid abt Lith, brig Avon, Webb, Messi na, to load for Boston. Picrow, May 26—Cld brig Hope, Leblane (from Prince Bd- ward Island), NYork; Wun, schr Favorite, Boudrot, do; 3d inst, brig Zebron, Dart, do. Port av Panos, Mw 2—Rrigs H C Lowell, for NYork; Themis (Br), tor os seure Sil 'E Band for lech, for Borton, 3 4 7 25—Duteh sehr Johanna & Loui w dinys. Van | Rorreanas, der Veen, for B Kio Hacnr, Sr Tomas, M pill Bray, Ponce. St Jaco ne Cena, May 21—Bries Rowland, Watts, for N oak, Idg; Majestic,’ Miller, do, wtg tgt; Emeiine, Perry, do, rea ‘Suvaxa, May 16—Barks Mimoeo, Sewall, for Boston, next day; Oemanii, = for do next week; L& A Hobart, Hogdon, for a M SNe Am vessels in port. Sid 2ist, bark 4 for Boston or N York. Susan, Hawes, Rio Ja- Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June 5—Art brig Rideout, Smith, schra D Fhillips, Small. do; Susen Orieaa, Fareo Farwell, Alexander, do. ¥, June li—Arr sch Elmira Regere. Providence. Andrew Brow Oregon, Boston; Angeline, de BOSTON, June 11—Arr steamship America (Br), Shannon, Livery ult, Halifax 9vh inst—arr at the cicy at aM; rhip Tarquin, Doughty, NOrles William. Fuller- top, Sagua: Kate & Alice, Low, Hila, Fis, Bel- imoge; Helen Maria, Howes, do; Delaw are, dA Rogers White, Philade.phia; bri aud # Sarai Ws ‘0 Ain vessel in port. raat schrs Sally Badger, Styron, Sava- neiro, to fh Ryo: «Gordon (of 5; AI jer, p Boult, Troy and Aibany: “Albany Hulse, Rondout; Lacon, York, Goodsell; Cormetia, Pr m Shan, olf hip Siam, ra; Gem, ries rok Crowell, 49; Eo! ‘orto Rico; sehrs Luther Child, Jn . and Victor, Chase, noon), ship Sia (a Ces eg "Boston Lady, Prompt, an ches Abel S “RalmiMoRE, June U-sArr berks es Peet Thor Bremen; Justice Sto B rigs Saint Rovertaon,, Maraca itperen , Crowe us, ‘Holmes. Sla Be H Kolloch, tory, Com Gillett, Morgan, Bllewo rigs Hail, AKLESTON, June. Taare brige Minerva vans: Segunde Monies (8p), C Corill, do. deen (Br), lebister, Liver a Sid ship ‘iseriet & Fi a Connge, MYork; sche 4 Albio} Boston; sth, echrs Ed- an fo a Seire win, Smit ‘Corner, Shelly, art. DIGHTON, June Arr brig Aurvrs, Mayberry, 3 York. EAST GREENWICH, sume 10—Art aehe Wan J McKee, ey Porta Rice. G GUCESTER. June 5—Arr ochre Sarah, Rockland for N YTACKSONVILLE, June 5—Sid echre Joba Snow, NYork; seine brig Aagele, Hone k. Cld brig John Gi Art ngole, Hones, Yor! ri ohn Ga- pe nN York sohrs Roanoke, Woods do; Smith ave (BST, M wm ‘Art brig United States (not Mecha- with granite for U 5 fort. NNEBUNK, June l0—Art brig Hevellyn, Gilpatrick, town, ES. is e 12, 1 rr "ye P DL. ae Po ia ‘MIA: hrs Cutler, Bs Shi Que itd ‘a |, Philadelphia. i Below—Sni Paty Arrive Shi Revkshine, and Pare Alls, aitimnre A Halsey, PRiver for eens. a Knapp, Philadelphia. ad i ” i asahapcrnepey VoNDON, June Sarr brig Ave, Adame, Norwich Neronsrr, June 1. | for Mil Rivet, Hehe duno, Rob nan, Seart inate = 2 bo teh; 9t ches Peru, Crowel eton for ve phy mg RVorm; Reveros @ | Pesikine, N York fer Boston; Herrk Nowell, Cog Newronr, June 12. » Mechanic waa sold at auction today for Po} rine Sos Bird, Cartones: Bi 8; Unilio, Georgetown, Cleared —Brig Viotor, € gen Mision New Provinesce, Jone 12 mith, Albany p+] Glass, it Somes River ic; fsmpbeil, Albany; Schre A i yy Corson, Philadel © i, do; ints ones ea "al: Riowmown, June Ll. spreerne Win B Jemkinas, Syiph, and Richmond, N Ravawwan, June 1. @ ut Havana. clegraph, NYork. phi: 1 Aw: hool Boy, rary, Ryan, doi N York: ty tim: vial NE: We i Hel), or Fi Cranmer, Philadelphis. Arriesd—Philera, Fda Sailed—Carelina, Boston, a ey son att . AT is slows (87 Rachangs), Friday, Mi ct for Chaeren, Ki Ban Joan, Pe pod ce, n,n tn tne | | dereo 4 Oe ‘2 Vosey ateoet, "Astor House, on Feiday harienton, ba ter Rage for Rio Janeiro, wt atanmer Totton Gate, Boygton, «i I chose atthe Babeogs Beedug toom Ff Basengs) ay BD daa dout tor Baverill; sloops J Lawrence, Ki doth—Arr brig Ann e, cator, Geer, NYork for Norwi wich for N York; ent timer, at iharter, : ‘ nD, du Dare echee Geo C Gibbs, and hee fey Randall, eye: Ml, Savannah; Wil Wixon, Wilmington, NC f for Boston; sloop Helen, N x Ui Shepherd, an be hiladelpht rwich for N York. Peterkin, Avery, Neal, Philadelphia; Ellen ohn Tu if b English, yt bre Jom agent cher, Philadelphia; mdout; J z, rishi, Nore hig 4] a pet rans ‘June 11—Agt sehre GW aguer, ak Jaligt: Regs, Calais Maty Winchenbach, ds. Cid ache Chief, Shailer, Chester, elias Hadden Paimer, Nitaven PROV! [DENCE June 7 Are ichee Louise i CHC York School Boy, Perey: in, Philmdetp + Pakomoke vad Eaehion Semis 1 4d ft, HA eho Wim H Bs wen ny Ramin Ve oS | are TOWN, DC, June 17—Arr bark Wm Chase, O—Arr ache Expedite, Philadelphias 1g to ae Joi seen He ead baka oR), June 7—Arr sobr Se ell trick, G a null Paliadéiphin Tot Sucoy Bam 3 ‘State, Eutridge, NYork. aN pa mAre cohts ‘Crowley, NYorks Glove Nvork for Ban Pha, rr eohr, Serome, 5 Willard, Ftladelpy: Almira, Tarr, Card enas. Sid arian ae FSi a tian Metacany intra, Bare Hadel pHiGHMOND, "yuue 10—Arr ache Charles aaa Tartee, ton, june 7—Arr sche A\ a, Albany. Sid, 10eby , Philli fields vo 1 sche Tash teen shitudelphas Set ON, uns Nitheroy, Rendell, New ers Arrived. merica, st Bostom fiat, Davidson and , Biood, Fitch, Seara, ‘The following of thone from Liverpool were not correctly reported by T ign Morehouse, IA; Morars Ba stow, Longma: ‘and Ritchie. Total, 61. Passengers Satled. Cuacnre Steamship Georgia Lieut e T Haile, USA Li Hu AVER POOL AN: — Ste | Hohn sean Sat = + Sheet, Spike, Braine, Hazelt e *fiammersteis, and lady; Lieut A J Slommer, R Pearson and child, James Whitney, Mre AS ‘Shearer ‘toa obild, Mr and Mrs Bennett, Miss Gray, Mt 4, Me Kent Wm Grah ‘Thos Lile, Mr Aghar, has F Ensen Fran , LC Py oe) Mr Thow| Majord Kellogg and Sicogere Woldvenoia, M MP i fy Mar Thos wear Gowlly. Henry Douglas, Hiram A Wickmore, Chas J Barber, a Thee ee EY Hessescn, 7 5 Barber. Stephen A Maw a Ki Wisco Bonen PB wieder sg Fie Borel i ecler, y, Dant MoDougal, Wim Condsey EAL, Benj M Fotter, S Keover, JT Burt. Hiram Full, > Nichols, Jas McConnell, Alexander Miller, LuRtue Beoves, Van Lucas, Jas Stockton, John Warbarton, H Dickinson, a L Davis, Mr Eastman, Anson Wood. H Barnes, Ferdi Reove, JW Brown, Robt Gibsen, ES Sweeny, MO James MoCowen, 8 G Hathawait, Simon Elliot, James Me- Connell 24, Philip Price, George Kinghorn, Bra ford B But H Whitney, JH Allen jr, Chas B Morve, tes _SHIPPIN iG. will gail from New Tork on Wednesday, the lkth June, at L2o'elock. The AMBRICA, from ssostoa, om the Both June, For freight or patage, apply to Fousay’ ANNAH—THE U. S, MAIL STEAMER ALA- (1,900 tons regintor,) Capt, C.D. Ledlow, will leave on Suturday, 14th June, an Pier 4,N.R., at 4o°oleek PeM. “Por freight of passage, anply to MITCHILL, 194 Pront street. _ The FLORIDA, Capt: Lyon, on the ‘tat June. areata dyn FOR SALE.—FOUR STEAM! KS aera from oe LS feet CA ‘OR SALF—ONE STATEROOM IN THE STEAMSHIP sia.” which amilson Wednesday, 15th inst. Apply a6 W.B “TAYLOR'S, IT Cedar strect. vr CAPTAIN CARDNER, OF THE SHIP BARL ¢ or Charlemont, Liverpool.—Sir—We, depated by the pas Py in having am opportunity of sckuow- sincere and heartfelt thauks for your mere ind, humane, gentlemanly deportment, and 4 veal in the discharge of your onnrous and repel sible duty. We feel that anything we could say would fall infinitely short of sonveying how deeply we are With the conviction of ours being one of the very fow onses im which passengers are treated with 60 much humanity sad conrideration. Through you we beg to present our warment acknowledgments to your chief mite, Mr J Gardner, your second, Mr. Joln O'Rielly, your other officers and crew ia gencral, Abregards your maguificeat vessel, het trip: the unforeseen peril. adverse winds encountered, fully has tea ree late her owners im poasor othiee the passenger trade, that she will com in so justly entitled to, and whieh wi Knowledging, — We respestfully box toe James Butler, ©. BA w o'clock A. M. to two P. tween Nineteenth and Twen: eight T Fourth avenue, trom four o cleck te Roovevelt street, from their dioseoss ‘may be reliod on'in the treatme! Bate cases, without mereary. Dr. find him at'23¢ Roosevel else, Beware of the quacks in Duai DE, WARREN, NO.1MOTT STREET, 18 con ‘on private diseases, which he oures without more recent cases cured in five a igonous count povelt s treet. No toa till ae bad R. “MORRISON IS CONSULTED CON FLDENTIALL® in certain diseases, which be treats without D Recent cases cured in a fow da; enables him to cur CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA—THE OXYGENATED BIF- tira are better evtitied to the confidence of dy peeption than any remedy kn systew, excites the have tried various m @ fair trial. Fer sale by beegeists oon States and Canad For sale oy. A. B Fulton street; A. D. Seovill & Ce Bowery. corner (> Greenwich street. | their one | im all ite forma.” Pi health has beon these egotiste, "ie ‘William atreet aeily by it in two delicate stoma and at Drumm R. COOPER, at nineter ment of delionte =JLarap noes of mid, jew dayn. in no nected reithe s Lae in Roosevelt stot. N, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL the sepeanent of delicate diseases. Tho Doo scree wit! Sold by ete wie ‘er, 17 Avenue D, H) Reade street, opposite Stewart's. Mt DUANE STREET, 14S POR THR your contined hi practioe to the er consirs, oris ly DUANB may entially, on, the teak. te dinesess., From taster of Re ‘tail in tactine’s Ton ete ou ds EDICAL LECTURES ror POPULAR oar, price tw arADING M.D. elf-Abuse, Bo. vale! a work on 00 pages, with eighteen coloi moe frend to be Id Aum sircet: whore ho ta oon ONS LATION—1F Wr WERT wire ous wi RELLY 4 ming, how mach we burt all w weradl at the clothed in'a little ‘briet ater | Fevitoreer, withous thinking ofthe numerous “worthy and right wer-hipful that we have hed. Whe coe hundreds of mise= qusehery in every branch th without consoling erbalnncing goed, * preponderaneg ere Nervous Anti: enrer Ch hom: ia tense injury jeoding. cupping leeehing, beach belting, purging: watering, bi! hecrthh chectritying and liveriaing, ‘Try it, that's all. 2Naseau street. STAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERR —WE HAVE oho o ihn to L gre in the en full con- fidence nee ite eevee sine, x4 of the public. hat some of our friends, eae ie it , to witnens y ea the proprietor offers a mass of test the most unquestionable sources Neither would we be un- ratood aa searing thas thie will always cure consumption after it is m to relieve the Ww irit of jeines of the di contidence to all who th s. or whe een prediap eed te 4 with conaiderahte ne by milien fo town and in a fow stubborn | eames are by many highly beneficial effects, None unless signed 1, Butts’ For snie by A.B. & D. San yoo treet, corner of Willian: by Haviland, Roe No. w) Maiden lane; by William Borger, by Rushton, Clarke, & pRTe | sdway, New Yorks and’ by drugataes epee af Kedyt followed by & long aod fer extensl sive ing che voted exclusively to this speciality. ‘sith'contidenge, Promise more certain, enter and. adical cites, Chan com og ned from any ‘ther source im America. In oseee of of ene cture, and in the deplorable consequenc proper habite, ‘ander Wie peculiar plan of trentmen mont absolute and perfect enre is insured fevereat character ofte Jed with serio h hongh they require in the eselior stages wennes will be Fest By the ene 4 repites & hich is often effected inm very few days, eter of surprise to that any saiet ee tability and of professional att ould. de a attention to diseares which people ery a “4 {5 cure. em cantly. "If, howerer, the miserian soctety wore Known, a very diferent toons are provided fe a co he rompite