The New York Herald Newspaper, June 23, 1851, Page 4

NEWS BY THE MAILE. Our Washington Wasnixoron, June 20, 1851. Tre Position and Prospects of Mr. Webster—The Whig Penn- sylvanta Convention. Mr. Webster remains at head-quarters; and, with the | est of the Cabinet, excepting Mr. Corwin, will probably remain to aid the President in the laying of thé corner- stone of the capitol extension. on the fourth of July. At present the Secretary of State is immersed in the affairs — of Nicaragua and Hayti; and by the first Monday in De- | cember the President will doubtless have a full and satis- factory account of Central America and San Domingo, to eubmit to Congress, in his message—full and satisfactory wa it tho it is to be regretted that the heed al bes bey hardihood to goa little further | than an alliance of ‘tion with Great Britain, in- ‘yoiving « pledge to John Bull that the United States shall pot annex any of these new countries. We say this ist) ‘be regretted, for it looks like placing the honorand chasacter of Our government in the keeping of the govern- ment of Great Britain. It is the “entan, ling alliagce”’ with Jobn Bull which, of all things in the world, should be avoided. No good can come from it, which could not | ‘etter be obtained without it; and the thing is full af ultimate miechief and disaster Meantime, the question of Mr. Webster's prospects for the Presidency becomes a very important question. He ‘has been waiting, like Mr. Buchanan. for bis turn, until | there is nothing but the last chance left. for 1852, from all | appearances, will be the last chance for all the old poli- Cicians. If they mies that. _— are “laid upon the shelf,” ‘ee they begin to suspect themselves, Mr, Webster igamong them.” Now is his time to be moving. And he has been apd is moving with becoming activity and circumspectioa ‘The first cbhjcctyy to head off Gen, Scott in the North. He must be stoppelf, or the calling of a Whig National Con- Vettion will be a mere matter of form. If, therefore, in the fortheoming Whig Convention at Lancaster, Pa there should be any resolutions offered urging the effi- cicucy and bencticent operations of the Fugitive Slave Jaw. aud should such conditions be adopted, it is barely ible that the pouination of Scott may be postponed. Weis however, the compromises get the cold shoulder. while ed as one of the seven wonders of the pr than any one of the seven wise men of time wili be pretty well up with Mr. Webster, as the Whig National Couvention is to be res- neil It is said, however, that there may be no National ‘Whig Convention ; and that the field may be left open for nominations, separately, by the whigs of the several States. We expect no National Convention, however; ‘but it remains to be tried whether. if Scott is nominated without a platform, be will run South of Mason and Dxoo, or whether the whigs of the Southern States will ot ret up Mr. Fillmore or Mr. Webster as the Sow hern wational whig candidate. Gen. Scott must either give up Seward or the South. He will most likely hold on to Seward, end let the South go. Mr. Welster, then, as a iveul Union Compromise candidate. may become rity to the Southern whigs. The fecure just before full of the largest class of those circumstances ch scatter the politicians and wire workers to the winds beve something of the second Pume war. Affairs at the State Capital. OUR ALBANY CORRESPONDENCE. Avaayy, Jane 21, 1351 —Neslect of Northern and Vote inthe Senate, Tie Canal Bili—Protracted Debat New Fork—Its Anticipated Passas: day—No Bill Yet Introduced to Restrict the sIttor- nev al ‘The discussion upon the great measure of the extra scssion—the Canal bill—commenced yesterday in the Sv- nate, and occupied the entire time until the adjournment thir aft It was not anticipated that so mu h time would be consumed after it was reported from the Canal Committee, as it was pretty well understood that the d Gaile were agreed upon in secret conclave, by those who fre (o carry out its provisions, as to issuing certificates and canel contract, and those who designated as special participants in the expected blessings of th But th tious amendments which have be ‘whether for captious or honest purposes. ha layed the final passege of the bill. All discu isto be had itis arrapged. shall occur in th where free debate is allowed lower house, it will be #peedii agreed upon in the Senate previous question, no serious del ley wi When the bill was reported in the Senate, by the Com- wittce on Canals. the Hon. Mr. Lyou,a member of that committee, gave notice that. at # proper time. he should move sp amendment authorizing the completion of the Sack River conan by the cpening of navigation in 1853, one year sooner thau the bill contemp When the section wes under diseussion, to which this proposition appropriately applies, Mr. Lyon was temporarily absent trom the Senate chamber, when Mr. ‘kman offered the addition to the section in relation to the Blac nal Without taking any question upon it, adjourned for the day. This morning, Mr. Lyon 4 dressed the Senate in tayor of completing that canal by the time he proposed. He depicted the condition of tered, unexplored and undeveloped Nort York, stating, among other things, that whilst and Mohawk, and. iude ed, t TnoON. d that when it goes to the yas finally = ye ba! { country had been ent He rpoke of the immen: diaegarded ‘the mineral regions, and the lands fi it which now lic secluded from the light of the sun, which would all bec cine populated,and their resources developed, ed for agricui if the State would waly complete that important work. And as his constituents hod become weary with delay Be wow raid it was « matter of justice to them should be no farther postponement r to Mr. Lyon's did, by proporing another amend- sve Valley Canal should be complete jack River. ‘This was “piling on the ut the design was apparent defeat the Black m. which it effectually did, as both were lost A diffculty bas arisen here. which was not apprebend- ¢4. Mr. Lyov, who is o cans] man, but not au exclusi Be argement man, is not expected to brook w: eilence the contempt which his proposition has unex Pectedly enccuntered. He was sent to the Semate t attend to the constituents; his large ma on in which he is beld as Senate irrespective of any part rpontapeous votes of all part nd fathers of t r party If the bill determine to push it through a third reading, without engrafting upon it the Very rexsonabie proposition whieh Northera New York in justice demands, through Mr. Lyon, their faithful rep- Tesentative, and lavish their millions near y ¢ xelusively upon the Erie Enlsrgement, it is appre {realize im that Senator that ready acy ation, which some, at least, jiagine f all men, it is doubtful whether be will be by acy On Mouday the discussion will be resumed The bill will pare through committee, and quite probably reach ite third reading, on that and, with Mr. Lyons, it Will receive just twenty two votes. gaining five by the epecia: elections ‘The completion of the Erie, and the near complet the Hudson Kiver and Tiarlem railroads, has the whole army of contractors to come to t Goree through the eansl bill. They are ready t the service of the Stat the brilliant ban: nine millic ments are © (er their workmen and vehicles from t canals, Many suppose that the time never exi the state would let contracts so advantageously as om of induced at the Present moment, as the contractors are ail organized, and fully equipped for the serviee. No delay would be vece- eioned in p ations, &e Notwitnetandirg the great desire to make this a short eession, the House adjourned over Gay; thereby warting so m certain that another we much more. nobody knows perform cock has not introdu some ten days since f certain State officers," which d, is an attempt by the Legislature to pr ng the ving interpret the Attorne y-Generi the Bupreme Court and Court of Appeals sing their functions t Feviet the due exec Toe lawyers do not agree as te g such en an Beard of at the Court of Ap hold ali law If it poesesses the authority to pronounc etituiional it can exerciv all in abeyance; and any jaw uncon re Ny making @ueh an attempt, the friends of Uh ta weak ares which makes it eon th themoelves a constituti y* alt frst legree of cowl ) rage by re interfere with the “powers and duties of r in this respect, ard if the Attorney Geaerat und to teat its coustitutionality 8 open ar argue t t Our Tioga Cou inty Correspondence. Newann Vautrv. Trooa CoN. ¥.,) June 19, 1851 j Seria Comflagration at Newark Valley—The 4 ee most D: d Avout three o'clock thie m ening the kitchen of Wilson House.” in this village, was discovered t ° fire, and before it could be checked, had spread eo ae t burn the following buildings: ~The “Wileon Mouse (owned by C.F, Wilson, and occupied asa hotel by F J. Amdremunx) together with the barn and stab Los probably $2,000; ineured in the ( 7 0. Dwelling house and b f $1,206 a ture were 1 bot Mr | Jobn Dillon, a white rowdy, who, withi With the meeting ot Congress we shall begia to | , & RO Prucavecemia, June #2, 1851. Fivemen's Troubles—Another Murder—Plaintiff Stabbed at the Bar of Justice—The Tomphins Blues Theatrical Star. During the past twenty-four hours, the firemen have | oe been running about the city, with false alarms, but no | fire bas yet given them cause for work. The police have, _ by (heir exertions, prevented any collisions between the | ruaners Cf hostile companies, which, ou several occasions. seemed to be impending. William Field, » colored man, died yesterdsy from the effects of a stab received a week since at the hand of the year, has escaped from the consequences of his daring villany, | from the aupineness of those who neglected to prosecute the offender. even when in custody, from the fear of re- venge by bis comrades. Ie is now at liberty, and pro- bably out of reach of justice. Lust night, Stephen Willetts, @ colored man, stabbed a wramour of his, Mary Ann Lloyd, waile in Alderman | berman’s office, in custody, on a warrant granted on | her complaint, in consequence of threats to kill her. She was taken tothe hospital, and her wound will probs bly prove fatal, The woman, after living with him for several years, and having two ebildren had reoently been discarded for another favorite, Willetc is in custody, but so far from repenting of the attempt: d murder. ex- pressed @ wish that she would die and rid Eim of her. ‘The Tompkins Blues were entertained yesterday after- noon, at Gloucester Point, by the {Independent Grays, and by Colonel Fritz, at his residence im this city. This morning they attended divine worship, and listened to an ¢ioquent discourse by the Rey, Mr Wadaworth. Ad- | kin’: band, to morrow evening, give public gratuitous concert at Independence square, and must, of course, | add to their popularity among our citizeas. | ‘A miserable object of squalid poverty. a disgrace to the female sex, died yesterday im Second street, near the | Venpsylvauia Bank, from drunkenness and exposure, The theatrical public are on the tip-toe of expectation for the appearance of McKean Buchanan, to-morrow | evening, at the Walnut street theairo, in his great part of “Hamlet.” ‘Those who witnessed his performances | here a year since, when but & novice in the profession, jock forward to the fulfilment of the prophecies which his friends thea made of future eminence, from the germs. Havana, June 16, 1851, | Items and Rumors—The Califorma Steamers. The steamer Cherokee arrived last evening (Sunday) and, to my utter astonishment, sails this morning at ten | o'clock. leaving no one time to write. There is, however, nothing new, except an absurd rumor in town that the Spanish bars Diana, which left this port two Weeks ago with the nine Principe prisoners, for spain, had been found ashore s»mewhere on the Florida reefs, several dead bodies and the decks covered with blood, as if the prisoners bad risen upon and mas- sacred the crew, All this requires eonfirmation Noappearance yet of the stoamer from New York. The Falcon arrived yerterday from Chagres, full of Cali- tornians, with 140 on the sick list. Important to Emigrants. The Buffalo sidveriiver gives the following report of the proceedings of the Common Council of that city, re- | lative to emigrants: — By Aiderman Swant2—That the Mayor be requested to proceed to Albany, if practicable, and, if not, to despatch ce officer, tor the purpose of ferreting out the im- positions practised upon travellers oy the Merchants’ and Western Passage Company, with the view of sab- | jecting the members thereof to prosecution The Maron stated that his offce was besioged, day by | day, by persons who had been robbed at Albany by thee passenger and emigrant agents No one, unless | he were cognizant of all the facts, could conceive of the extent to which this system of robbery was carried. A case came before him today, of a lady who paid $10in | New York fora passage to Massillon. Ohio On arriving at Albany, she was compelled to pay $13 or $14 more, an in this city am attempt was made to ewindle her out of $7 (0, making in ali $32 50. It was time tbat some mea- sure be taken to protect the public from these repeated | robberies. The way it was done was thus;—Passengers were shipped at New York or Boston to Albany At {, their baggags is overhauled, and they are @ to an extortionate charge for extra luggage. » they receive w ticket in an envelope addressed to nt in this city. The holder does net know what until, arriving in Buffalo, be discovers that it is not What be paid for, aod he is thus robbed again. It is thought that by sending an efficient ofleer to albany, whole watter before the authorities thing can be done towards breakiag up houses. and it would pro- proceed to New York. and con- Commissioners of Emigration. But at Al- beny the greatest and most impudent frauds were com. mitted. He hod in bis possession & memorandum of @ contract, wh ne in Albany bad agreed | to give a bonus of $1,500 a passage on the canal, merely for the pri of overhsuling the baggage of a singie line, ‘Thi + the extent of this business, and its lucrative character In view of all these considera- tions, he deemed it highly important that some measures t aken, in connection with the authorities of Albany, to put # stop to these robbe Alderman By sic wae glad Uuis matter had been brought forward. He thought it was due to the credit of the city and the country that this rystem of wholesale rob bery should Le broken up. Le hoped, however, that in- stead of sending an officer, the Mayor himself would re- Albany. and prosecute the offend derman Tirraxy advocated the ndoption of the reso- n, but preferred that th or should. if compati- wis cther dut charge of the matter, ¢ he referred to, it wes bany. and bring this luthc matter toa epee Alderman Nic Kay had recently been in Albany, and wus sativfied that the railroad companies were mach to bleme fur there frauds erpetrators of them were regularly «v d with vad tickets, Which they sold as atthe company’s cMfice. They had tted up. aud many supposed themselves in , While purchasing tickets of them. It rength of this kind of credit that they were “td traveliers, He thought, Levery day upon our ow; hich ought to be looked to thet emigraute were sub- upon our at the same py large offices th railroad nthe ted to robbery f + until they resebed their homes in the West And it any thi ube done to pat a stop (> it, be was ia favor of making the attempt. It was a disgrace to the country, and it was the duty of (bis Common Council to protection of the emigrants from d of by requesting the Mayor to any, if practicabie, but if not, to despatch Mayor be authorized and re- veral police officers to attend e revern] pasenge offiees im this city in order that of traveller be protected, and all viola- tions of the law in relation to them be promptiy com- plained of, and the law enforced ; and that the Mayor be authorized to employ additional toree, if necessary yted. Adoy —— - ; Tur New Oniesns Terrsicuonras Sert.— Fe New Orleans Delta, of the 11th inst., contains e following decision of Judge Kennedy, in the ease | ‘ of 'M'lle uron, the danseuse, vs. Thomas Placide ‘The plaintiff was engaged as w seconde premiere dan- scuse. It appears from the evidence that a danscuse ofthat grade cannot be required to take part in wi ional dances, or dauces of any description not appertai to ber grade. The polka, as danc in the * Serious Family,” therefore, obje on two grounds: it wa dance in ordinary parior dress and parlor style bee ause it was required to be danced, not by the urps de ballet alone, but by them and the /gurantes and « rdinary actor or. iti Leequ that » from she nature, joined M Huariot p her refusal was submitter here is no reason whatever f iween the two. ‘The plaintiff’ waived be. rights for the occa si but did not surrender them forever. The attempt to — by a solitary witness, when many must have and who were cognizant of the fact. if it we st unreasonable cus tom that would bind ence performed in a part out of his lin by asion, to appear in it whe: aired during his engagement, wae + ally abortive. ‘The refusal dance in the rious Family,” on the night of +d ith of Nove ber, ther ynatituted no just ground of Fy mieral; but the defendant liad a per- fect right, under a se of the contract, to distniss hout upon two months’ notice ree he was at rty to dispense with her y uring that time, but his option in that re- t would not deprive her of her salary. The de- lant is indebted to her, in addition for back sala, for twenty seven days in November. Judg ut for pl for $320 6), with coste New M NERAI Iiscovertes in Marytaxn.— Within the last ten days both lead and plumbago have been discovered in this county. Both are re- markably pure, as we can testify from specimens in our poseession ; but the extent of the deposites has not as yet transpired, as it remains @ secret with the discoverer. It is here worthy of romark, that a hitherto unknown seam of very pure hematite iron ore, pas been found near the surface, on the eo | called ‘* Preston” or “ Pompey Smash” tract of land, belenging t Companies. It tix inches to three feet mined on an adjoining lot wh: owned by M mmands two d the Astor and Washington Coal thickness from two feet About a thousand tons the mineral right of bot Se 1 fifty conte rton Ther *tratific able uniformity tu | on Thursday morning to weigh anehor, prep; | fellowshi | nouneip American actress, Miss Charlotte Cushman, this evening Macbeth, and Conway eee. No doubt the house will be crowded. Nisio’s Gauvex.—The celebrated Revel Family appear this evening on the tight rope and in the ballet panto- aa ot “Seennet and Jeannot, sd and all will close with the comic pantomime of “Jocko.’’ Navionat Trearxe.—Four excellent nza of © Petty Loons.” the traged: tragedy of “Ui “Ugo- comedy of “ Soloman Swap,” and tl of Brovonam's Lyorum.—Mise — Bennett takes xz benefit—we hope the house be crowded. pieces are the “ Lady of Lyons,” an eae Queem of 4 3.” 6 Museum.—The great rope dancers, Leon Ja- velli and Herr Cline, are drawing large audiences. A fine bill for to- might. Cunisty's Mixarnecs offer a very attractive for this evening—it consists of songs and instrumental rformances. Pyeiiow® Ml Mixsrneis.—Those who love the best kind of Swaine is immoa- : su.—The greatest_affair that ever took place in this country comes off on Tuestay evening —all the leading talent in the country will appeat —Maretesk’s gompeny, together with ll the lading artiste of Tie Giant or Grants.—The greatest wonder of the bay eve world held a lewe at the Irv Irving House on Satur- ay evening. He is the paragon of animals. He will icld_levées at the Apollo Rooms this afternoon and ne ‘2 pieces : — The Police Intelligence. Charge of Shooting —Some person, a few weeks since, perso: | fired # gun intothe dwelling of Mr. Jacob Crouse, situ- ated at the corner of Sixty-first street ard Third avenue, the contents of which took effect in his body, injuring him ceverely, and it is believed will ultimately cause his death. Atthe time,a man called John McNeal was suspected, from the fact of his leaving the city. On Sa turday last. MeNeul returned to the city from Rochester, and was arrested on the charge by officers Secor and Palmer, of the Bighteenth ward, on a warrant isaued by Justice McGrath. He waa taken before the magistrate, whoccmmitted him to prisom to answer the charge. Marine Affairs. Revout or « Onrw —The ship John Bryant. Dyer, from New York, care into Tybee on Tuesday Inst Her con- rignees thinking it advieable that she should proceed to a gulf port fora cargo, Captain Dyer ordered the ca ‘ory to going to ren. This the crew refused to ¢o. Wherewpon the proper demand was made on the United States au- thorities here, and the crew (eleven in number) were placed in arrest, and carried to jail, where they will await their trial before the next seesion of the United States Court in August.—Savannah Republican, Mth inst. Drsrxtiox or Sxamex.—A letter from Mr, Wallace, first officer of the whale ship Monongahela, of this port. dated at the Sandwich Islands in April last, states that masters of whale chips touching at those islands have encountered much inconvenience from the desertion of their crews. The hip Ocean, Swift. of Providence, R. 1. bad beem set on fire by the crew. The plan for the destruction of the vessel had been artfully contrived, but the fire was fortunately discovered by the mate before any serious damage had been sustained.—New Bedjurd Mercury, June 21 Appointments by the Governor and Senate. Notanits.—Seth K. Clock, Islip, Suffolk; Charles II. Jones. Cold Eprivg. Queens; George Woodman, New York, in place of J.B. Ireland, resigned Tvetee oF Seamen's Fon ano Rerasat.—Samuel Groves, Williameburgh, Kings couuty ConorrcatiosaL Misisteniar Coxvestion, axp Daxirt Westen —A correspondent of the Boston Taveller, | writing from Bradiord, Vt., under date of 20th instant, | s#ys:—The Vermont Convention of Congregational Ministers beld their annual meeting here on the ITth, 18th, und 10th inst. A handred ministers, half mem. bers and balf spectators, and the crowd of visiters from adjacent towns, would naturally fill up a small village to somewhat of an overflowing. ‘The reports of delegates to other ecclesiastical bodies were not the least interesting of these rervices—particularly that of ex. President Wheeler, of Burlington, to the Old School General As- rembly, which met recently at St. Louis, Upon this there arose a question from the abolitionists “about purify- ing."—they could not tolerate the idea of holding such ccfrespondence with a pro-slavery body. The vote was at length taken by yeas and nays, and the question de- cided to continue the correspondence, and send delegates, ne urval, (vext year te Ghecesten, 8. *C.) The vote stood 82to4, Atthis result, quite unexpected to the aboli- tionists, one of the minority arose and said: “I withdraw frem this Convention forever, for I can no longer hold with a body in league with Daniel Webster evil.” ‘The convention passed a resolution de- the use of tobacco, which, as you remarked upen a «:milar vote at Boston in May, will probably end in smoke. Generally, the harmony, the fraternal greet- ings, and the true Christian feeling manifested at the meeting, were very delightful. ‘The meeting was closed ty a sermon, and the administration of the Lord's Supper. and the Tue Gorn Mixes or 1H Gia.—We have beeninformed by Mr. Dykeman who lately returned from California, thst the statement made by Lieut. Emory, in bis re Re that gold bad been found on the Gila, is ‘confirm some of the Tyxan en rants Who travelled by the aun route to Ban Dirge. le says that Mr Kose, of San An- tonio, washed the siege of the Gila within sight of the villages of the gortoeree 3 Indians, and found large quan- tities of gold. He could easily wack out ten dollase « * m= dey, but as the Apaches were constantly about his camp, he was compelled to abandon it. Mr D met with the bend chief of t! Apaches at one of the frontier towns of Sonora, who informed him that there were immense quantities of the “ yellow metal” in the country north of the Gila, but that the Apaches ald net permit the Americans to settle there.—Mous‘on (Texas) Telegraph, June 6 Santa Fe Trane —The Keneas (So.). Ledger, of May 0, bas a long list of names of extensive traders, who had either started that week, or were an the point of start- ing, with their trains of wagons. from thet place to Santa Fé, or other places in New Mexico. The Ledger i— We presume that not less than 300 wagons have left Ki fas this «pring forthe plaina, most of which beve to Santa Fé. Thetrade between this point and New Mexico is rapidly increasing Already not less than 1,506,000 pounds of freight for that country bas been lended bere, and shipped for its destination, and there is yet much to arrive from St. Louis. The corporate name of the “ Leggatts Gap (Pa.) Rail road Company” has been changed to that of the « Lacka- wanna and Western Railroad Company,” It will be borne in mind that the extension of the Morris and Kswox road is to be made with a view of unith the former, which is forty-five miles in length, termi. nating at the Lackawanna Iron works, and the Provi- dence coal mines. From this point a railroad is intended to be constructed at Blmira, 4 distance of sixty-four miles; there to intersect the’ Erie road, lessening by many miles the distance from Lake Erie to New York. — Newark Advertiser Movements of Distinguished People. M. Gonzales Bravo, just named Minister from Spain to the United States, is said to decline the appointment, ruspecting it only to be bestowed with the view to his re- moval from the scene of action, and thus preventing the poesibility of hie being intrusted with the formation of « bew cabinet. This gentleman is patronized by the Qucen Mcether apd her busband lion Daniel Webster has written a letter to the young men of Lowell, Mase, accepting, when he shall be in Maseacburetts, an invitation to peak to them om the question of the Union 'y* Bernese Covnt—Srrciat Team.—Nos. 112, 35 to 43, 119. WH, 0, &, 71 585, $6, 90, 91, 92, 95, 05, 97. Scrension Count —Nos, 5, 425, 149, 589, 18, 189, 155, 27, 220, 52, 419, 8, 426, 427, 428, 429. 430, 496, 496, 438, 439, 80, 104, ‘209, 216, 217. cITy beng REPORT. ¥, June 11-6 P.M. Besansteres —The wots "a Plow to-day was on ® more extended scale, but owing to the great desire of holders to realize, prices were not orm 10 Of domestic, H) bbls found buyers—including «up Tw $3 06; mixed to favorite We shore at §) ae $304 ordinary to favorite State, at $3519 $3 94; round and flat hoop Obio, at $3 G6 a $41255; and pure Genesee, at $4120425. Cenadian was lest abundant, and rather higher, 2.600 bbis., im bond, seid a doing better, 1400 bbls mixed to straight, were tal $4 31 a $4 60; and foney, at $475.0 $597. Rye was as noticnd yesterday, with sales of 200 bbls fine, at $5 4. Corn Meal moved to the extent of 150 bbls. State and Jersey, at previous quotations Wheat continued heavy. and had & downward inclination; £500 bushels Canadian, in bond, brought 97 ke 2.00) bushels red Sonthern, at prices not made public. Rye was held at 74 with small etock. Barley wna nominal, at 78 9 declined to 41 0 420. for Jersey; 41 a 420. for Janal, at which a moderate buni The receipts were 40) 000 bushels were dirpored of, at 640. for damaged Western; 56 a 66%4¢ for mixed do ; Sic. for flat yellow do; and 59¢. for round Northern. Corres .- The morket was not o active to-day, and rather easier on aden, induced by the mote favorable accounts from the Fouth for the ing crop. Thes were 1.606 bales at an average decline Fae wre —Rates to Liverpool continued firm, Con- fidera’ + lote of flour were engaged in the forenoon at Ie. fd. but during ‘Change 1,000 bbls. were engaged at Is, 05,4, and at the el was asked. Grain was Offering at (4, while 64d a 7d. weeneked. Dend weipht wae engaged wt We; 200 bbls. rosin were taken at 2a, To London flout was firm at 2, t wef at 44. Od, and 64. seked for naval stores, ( nin rates, except t abead, ranged from ‘uc nese doin + In ret There wae but » quotations remained the were taken at $14 15 12 for new f wae lose pler meas Were rey i ' $6. The beet was w iw with ¢ nenet ¢ in pork, yet wl t $14 it with | Mr. J. both Ong yop to attend his fune: from his late Jane atreet, corner of Sullivan street, on M bal hy ‘clock, year hinge a of his Saturday evening, June 21, Bit of his age, Davip D. Onane, weigher, late of this city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, Zid inst., at 4 o'clock, from his late residence n, Car will be in waiting at the Fulton Ferry, from 3 O'clock till » quarter before gin fan, NG, June 2 of dy ent dow, aged 20 som cf ‘Capt. John New New York ely, AM, with Seri te , with mdse am 8, 3 12, lon 6 1 with mdse May 24, pool for sew Seas with brig Gs off Tusker, ‘York; Ma brig Gertrn: ir ehip Belmont, 40, lon 7113, and 316 esterly winds nearly Ship ae (pkt), psa Liver passengers, to Grinnell, sa packet ahi Liverpool tor, finturn bo Co. from Liv ab on on wei from Quebec fer a ix Viator, Park, fr with cotton, to 5.25, spoke ship ore, and ol day CPM. enw steamehi Bandy Book bearing W 3 30 Ship Marion, Joh aman, B anor m & Dimon. Jun a Tat 3 05, Jon 73 d, trom New Orl it Liverpool—all weil, Valet Raia st Baltimor Mobile; aoe Sehr Ann D’ Wick: Alexandris, dd Schr Liberty, Win Schr Neriaay Mott, Georgetown, Tah crip NC, ore! hb eve an sped d (of Thomast renee to J W Elwell & Co. Fairmount, from Bt Thotaas for nit, lat SL Ol, lon 75 45, spoke ship Ashburton, from New Gritena for Antwerp, 16 days Brig Hanover, York, Simpson, Maybews & C he 8 burs, mt Sehnmting & Balcher Am ison (Dr), Brown, Hochello, asaays, ws brandy, ‘Aisctn, Pe Fredrick (Pr way. bound As with ‘the en topm ‘May: %, Pee 20 ss || 12th Machine, B days, with lumber, &e, to 0s n Bray, Brabble, Guayams, PR, 21 daye, with 8, Ke. Sebr A Henderson, Bradbu: Schr WB Jenking, Vanderbilt, Ki Schr Marz, Kehr Pa Harvey, line, Parker, Jai pr Vermillon, Parker, James River, Rehr F Trench, Letts, Yor Sher J B Spofford, Ol Schr Michigan, J rederick: ohm iver, River, 2 di 3d Shores, Ricimond, 3 days, ond, 3 Bedford, 8 with naval 6 days, nye. Suns 22 —Wind at sunrise, SE, and Light; meridian, do do; Bt sunset, SE, ane th Ae R STEAMSHIP ARCTIC. z Woller, St Domingo. Anivens, June &—Are & Williams Masso Below 7th, Quinnebaug, 5; attow | York. BRC! y Banta, April 29—Arr Exgont, Hmbleton, Patagouis for N on Bornparx, June 7—In port Stephen Young, Gray, for Dornbe er, NY: ky bella, Caldwell, and Geo umark, Rooney, for Philadelphia Faies, for New ‘Jules Cesar, San Lessing. Friedricks, NYork. ken, Baltimore; ‘Arohisse ce, » do. fo BRGADETAIRS, tas a Sere a Hibernia, from London for. Tiara ae, June 6—Sld Sir C Campbell, Rankin, NYork. Bancetona, May 26—Arr Ma Charleston; 37th, Deopeiads, Meristan: cia, Julio, NOrlea: June by mee Robert Burton. Treathen, Hav May 2—Arr Vermont, Moore, Havai Deat, June 6~—Arr Catharine, sld for ‘Londo: Co Cape evr: lona ap cHeane. N ee fy fore recommended U Rory, to unde ndeto Livenroot Jv . be ™ better begs, Tor Rio Sencteo, will close atthe Exchange Ke) abowt 2h Ju of 5 Pratt, for NY ork. Sumte brey, Edw oni London for Russell, Glover, do for New "oh, it Robert Peel, Chadwic id for do; Susan G Owens, Barclny, do for N York. E'Tenlon, ja Engracia, 'Monterols, d Generoso, Pons, Fauwovrn, June 6—Arr Amazon, Thompson, Havan Trxvi, J Trasrcer, Jum York. Covnronsay (Islan: MacCullum, of Sunderland, ‘vered the tern p . Th day, 20) having d hindawl on the 3rd th terday, when uence of Saxony, , California and intermed| WoAsTLE=Cld to June O, Jansen, ork. MIscR? LAN KOU! which el being i 0 the do wi “our, to June Arr Columb: aetown, off J In port, Caledonia, for primo, May 5-814 “Dinter, i sack tr Art Reform, Raw ‘Sid Elizabeth De o hout loss of time. Yorks nal, Turner, Enterprise, Mat oOo Cid out, Yth, Paragon, Coll won, May 2—Sid Pel May 2—ari pril Sid Louisa Maria, California —Arr Monica, Burke, NYork. ries and America. J Hartshorn, Small, Boston, Fork; Assomption, Vas 6 SU entury ‘thompecn, for California, | Rorrenbam, Juve 6—Cld Vrouw Maris, Moogendijt, Phil Petts of Islay), Jane * own h Anenoria, Sehill N m Gl i bile: Kalamazoo, Savage, Purber, N York. tan, Peabody, NYork; prey to 7th, Warbler, NOrtea: Tusearots, Turley, ¥ York. isow, Carpentier bark Pri ana. sb, June 9-Arr American Congress, NYork for Gov Hinckley, Lorin Levant, Curry, and 89~Cid Sterling, Smith, NYcrk, ters, NY ork; Oth, Sir Cuxhaver. Sid 34, N 4—Arr Comoro, Scudder, Ha deveen, for Boston, reads Coombs, NOrleai h, Statesman, Anderson, NYork. jaruonia, bad Philads y, Skolfield. N York. Charleston. Jupiter. th ‘Queen of the Wert, ‘wok, and Probas, Snow, Sid 17th, le ne aud Elizabeth, Robson, nr, Jone 6—Arr Maine, Freeman, Liverpool for Telegrophic Marine egente, wport, W ne 19, Lat 50 jor Charleston. § ip Amity, Menila, St Bejene, Left no Am vessels at latter ®, bark Fairy, from B: Bark Emily, sto mer Golden Room (67 Exshance), | t, Jane 2. April 29. 0, oa 0 Caw, \. Tettirs can be pre-paid at the Reading Room to any part the The abo: Putian) wAtriredbark Charley 8 Old Letter Bage are ales at Kenyon Heraid Martine Cor: Hartfor che, McParland, Ba N York; Black Diamor Miseelianeow Burr Crvszan, of N Bedi f be tmpleted, the on tie 2th of rooklyn; DELP LL ary Oy evens the whale 10 Marie Lor f the above ¥ ¢, for & 6, Brown, ® Kennehes, ange France, May 17,1 vformation ¢ New York, that th m with marble and rags the niut 91 Wall street. nee. i she Sey mour, Jane 22 423~4 PM. Wilmington, Devonshire, a returned from Cali 04 flanery, oO for Philadelphia nt gale ENE sank in t June o The foll Thas been roost : Highteo jid po unexpected | n, of NBed- It is my A 4 rthe ibe Ph > aad ‘Simpson, from a scares ge OLIYEIRA, Fron voy for NYork, June 2, I ara ee eh pool for Boston, 14 days out, ee ute lat Inn, fro1 nothing ‘further, rikor’ by sehr EA mm, Newport for NYork, no date, 15 days out, from Charlesten for Hull, Jun | 2, se erakal Ney, from NOsloans for Marvsilles, May 19, = pares. ee ares ad inst, ning, at ‘Forel Croxsrapt, May 25—Arr Endicott, H mist Cinnrvxeos, June 4—Arr dq Wi il- adeiphin; “Golden kr Ee There, NYork; Tirole, Wheeler, eons belako, Portland: Navy v7 lay, Bid Jane! ‘June sired, ales or sseehe Weleky — atinidad; Teb, Dark Hy fone 1a 3—St Mi net C8 te taedigen inh, " ie a aly Ingham, Trieste; son, Char! 2th, goed re won, de Persia, Aryup, E Berking, Gil bhi Be 3th, brig son, N Yor! P a vn 80; V alparsiso Rea. May 20—Arr H, Sr Manrias, June l— Sr Jaco, June 2—Ari Sacva, Jane Sld 6th, cebr Panthea, NYork): 7th, brige Flos Moore, Baltimore, (bef field, A . nosroR, Jun Pont 1023 88-95tbi Doughty, Matanza cola, ¢ ma Phila celphia. Dickinson, N York, lumber, bound to NEW ORLEANS, NYork, via Havana; chi ton, Purinton, ane oo and Due Harwich for NY PROVIDENCE, Jun: ton, Philadel phit jus, NYork for | | sion pool. baa schrs Grey i lo, Bi Tecunies NOyheans; Marianita (Sp), Roig, avr) Tivh, bark sari ‘Hen: fas Cohe my NOrlean nate Varker nora ‘Garver, panes 5 briga Ni th, bri ‘Stott 1 eae Dore se ate Dace 10th, brie Toreallo, Atwood, ey 21—arr steam PANAMA, Francisco; Union, Marka, di ett, Carlton, do; herm brig 2b, Pian ere liggine, SPrarcisco; Jd inst, brig Ani rs, Phil! ork, ‘Signal ford ti barks Sarah I Snow, Howes, Val Geto }, Olson, St Itimore: Treker ‘Crowell Norrie, NYor 2—Cld bri Rico; oan clots, McFarland, or! June 12—Cld brig Apalachicola, Jenkins, Chagres. Elmira Rorors, Spelman, Alvan; be Lothrop, eel ‘Crosby, Park John er, Boston. Marys Tuillinens for Boston, ark Millaudon, Butler, NOrleans; hi Join: axter, RVers exter, a hia; brige J a 1st barks SW | wi nard, N York; Aboons, ns, do} brig Annawon, Fore i steamer Falcon, onitor Cowes; brige ae, Sotalte ally i Lata; nate, Cy o Guiford, , do; ioektA Sp. ier iger, Higgins, N MANzaniL1o, bad 7—Arr bars Maria, wh tenn, MT (Beem), Hrdnian, a a ob HAransas, Sane? paar bark Union, Finn Dg id Tish, Roxkin, ciliran bark banks Gunes do; 13th, Flood, Portian. — ph (Br), Necceend x Or , MoGtath, Boston; Alcen: 0 Victo Euisavetn, Whitney, do; ly Warren, Rairden, Matanzas. o Am vessels in port. t brig Marianne, NYor Masher Spencer, Mata, N Nii efi ren », Hopki ine, fore Feported for Boston. fy i] = Home Ports. ALBANY, June 21— Arr schre Cash Small, do; Augusta, Berlingin, do. Boston; iutlergs Benj Franklin, Hawkins, Providenoe; Pair- pan: Man- M—Arr brigs Frances Jane (Br), rol a Cidthips Courler (now, Richardeon, Cadir; 5 Axola, Han owes, Amore! Moubtalnecr (Br). Hail, Guadaloupe anda mkt, via sia | fea Adolph t Thomas; Flora, Bo! ots M rs Emil adelphia: Ply mou oa Ws Santa Crug) Al HARLESTON, June 17—Arr steamship Southerner, rE A Henning, Tavtor, Darien rk, and put in for a harbor. steamship Cherokee, ship Malabar, Crocker, Liverpyol; (Ga:, « Towed to sea 6th inst, brige Fran- et POLK, poe 19—Arr schr Jos Fairfield, ——, Now NEWPoRT, gene 20—Arr schr Queen of the Capes, Snow, ¢ 10—Arr echrs Lillia Saunders, Cor- e- hee, do; | Nerance. Hebron, Philadelphia; Bilvie Iighee, Ht | slcope Wim $ Mount, Albany, via Newport: Thos Hl Hull, NYerk. (Sid sehr “angeling, ‘Linnell Albany. vis Porte: loop Roper Wikiams, Rhodes, NYork. Burk m N York for Pictou, passed Point Ju- wd, Wooster, Rond- n2N8. mn, Thatcher, Reeve. Newport, RI hrs Wreath, Talbut, Sid 8! ng Passengers Arrived. Savanwan—Shi Mise A R Carter, ise W RH Bruen, Miss W D Brown, W A Babbidge—I2 in the steerage. rion—Mrs W Broen. Mrs WB Hale, loore, G A Jewitt, ACIFIC ‘Through Line for | are informed that un ere ‘The foulewing st Le always © ATIVORNA’, TENNESS ROMTRELAK | the arrival of returning without delay with the mails and passengers for the steamer from San Francisco. rey ‘On tween Acapuleo and ‘The connecti through li California, lower cabin. The tat from adepted by say 0 For choice of ber South street, mander, will leave for 12 o'clock, from Pier N $12. All'letters must experienced surgeon is HE ROYAL MAIL, m, the paer op the river eed & and pass over & good F. her the beautiful ste rece. © them. No. ¥ Battery PI the eplendid steamstip tire 1S evel Warren street, North pa wi e July. street, corner Warren HE BRITISH AND Steamehips bet Asin, from New York I NpErES! The new and from pier 4, NB Bw Plesmahip Company are now, e mailé an: Jar line of Et mehipe EL DORADO - PaLcow teornge to $165. Now York to Chagres will be at the Iand the mails and passe ace, apply to MORTIMER LIVING! ‘will sail fog Bormed: Pi ate , from Boston, . SHIPPING, | MAIL STEAMSHIP ¢ “COMPANY. (ONLY a Orego' e pw the of this Ci the N: Depars- tia, will ooutinte 80 ‘ani Toth day of exch Ey ee ead will “te the Paeifle Mail the Pcl 0, one of whieh will eh end of the route FREMONT’, BIA will ply between Sam ‘Oregon, Awaiting st the former pert Taesengere from. Panama, and Jers will be kept wp for the trans- transiont passengers between Pa- nip SARAH SANDS, of 1,500 tons t to the company, and peouliarly amers will keep up the connection be- he other Mexienn ports. in the Atlantic will be maintained by the hited States mall steamships 1A. tons. bs py crr es beng BE ns Hit Chagres on the J1th and 25th of each seares from, ‘Xow Ori n be secured from Armetrong, Lawrason & Co., agents, at that ickets from New York to San Fraa- me, to $99. to $200, aa between those port mr at the office of the Company, 84 their eney, 177 Weat street. F°! 30 SOUTHAMPTON ANo TAVRE. THR UNITED States Mail steamship HUMBOLD’ Havre, touching agers on Baturday, North oy pase through the Post Office. Attached ty th Nuliok For freight of N, Age Bh STEAMER } MERLIN, ror SAMP. t. T onda, West India islands ¢ Merlin will take freight. ‘aprly “E. CUNARD, Jr, 58 Broad a will be received om board the oe Havana, Vers int there for the purpose, and rors Lake Nicaragua, to Virgin Bay, ad 12 # distant’ to the Pavife, amship Macific willbe in readiness to gers may secure through tickets at Atri Malt STRAMS mid Soba THY, ONLY irda g CRESCENT © iY ponder, will sail on i, "from her pler at the ot of River, with the Government Mails for th volte United States. Mail ‘huama on crabout Le 15th nat, APP.Y wt the office, leave NORTH AY ERICAN ROYALM New York and Liv ton SAD AY We Harrison, Port bow Wednend: Bh Jone, HAGRES DIRKCT, AD sae ip BROT HER JONAT raday, 2th June, ot 3 I. pareage apply only to ALLS, ae at, OL Courtlaad + Hit Boston; sth, barks John ne’ NOrleansi schre Talbot, J bn Mitchell, Balti : Republic Shaddgek, San rk FA Evor- do; aath, bark Puenta arenas fie, Wa. rted for a Alfred, iin pie t Ch Fated Mesias do; 0, Crocket, ‘Arr ship Sarah Purin- p Riine, Harward, ives ‘nrrangementa, will be hept running Leiteh: oe White Light at mast head, ,cvem | na it Aaa) Barina: ae Bes eines Forpemare iy.at the often, 0 Shand ‘South stresk or iP COMP. e208, lavana, ‘ac ROBER' MEDICAL, Dee Prat AND rig 3 TREATMENT or 2 debi ity. Lay rua put cet tmp vi Ww wy. re ry are oie wet om papain noth at he guaran Peer at or caustic, whieh cane ling the former disease these, and the hundreds bf certine equal it. You cured, me Jocal applicati a me ee syphilitic ulcers on my had been under threo physicians greg ausek medicine I could hour of J. Those at a ee 6 treated by DY Ball, Office hours 7 MAL LARMONT, M.D. ee ‘a Re doors froma Biondwey, not in the store. EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—& COMPLETE PRACTICAL ‘work on the nature and treatment of delica and all the Kindred affections~illustrated bys reat musa ber of beautifully colored platgs, as lange a8 life; by Homes Bostwi D., lecturer on Surgery, and Asbares Tt ls a Large qucceeSSd pa Led $ tract from the “ Boston It may be said, seal to be ince works on t cx rable effects, 2 For sale Bronlway,, Just, rae EW EDITION OF DR. DR ey's Medical Formulary, abridged; = tise on the — ure and treatment of tures, and these deplorable infrmiti tuting fom sell dat the boo store, 41s é author’ 61 Lispenard street. abuse, &. Price on| Broudway, and, by peaeat of R. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, HAS FORTHR Tat nincteon yours confined his s practice to sin tan te of delicate and merourial di Forse canca of theve diseages tnd lla aon rn removed in fow days. Strangers, don’t ceived; T am e nected with a base impostor in Roosevelt street. edbes R, JOHNSON, NO. 16 DUANE STREET, 80 WELL icnown in the treatment of delicate diseases. ‘The Doo- tor's reputation fur skill in those half evred case that have oxisted for yours is pre-eminent, Coneti esa, brought on by asceret habit estually curede cured in four. jays. A perfect cure or no cha.ge D* MORRISON I8 CONSULTED CONFIDENTIALLE O6F hin Cisehsed, Wann ne Urem 01 aves cured in « fow w days. Thirty-one vo ae ware. © FEB TILL CURED.. etree, mer | be consult 4 +e gig a . From out me peclie be reste Een megane fen rei oae OTICE—YIELDING Te THE EARNEST SOLICITA- tions of very many wto have been cruelly disappointed hy certain self p rai 48 who have prides 1 i thomselves by a destructive habit of youth, may also pls with sveortalnty of cure. Treatment by letter, in English, 5 ag or Nene D. 51 Lispenerd stroct, near Brosdway. $500: REWAKD.—JEFFRIES' ANTIDOTE, A SPE: cite mixture for the cure of private dusotdars without the least rot Maye toe of ‘tien bins pn ty ben in application to business. The proprictor challenges a ringle case which the mixture will Roe cure, under the forfeiture of five hundred dollars ecuie PoENP Ah potties, with full directions, at stam week—wany are cured in two days. 1. hon tae ie: treet, New : 3 over street, Boston; Wright & Cou, New ¥ RING, 192 Broadway, and 105 Baya b ANS, Little, 104 Hs R. WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT STREET, [5 CONSULTED op private diseases, which he cures’ without mere: 0 red in live days. Dr. Wea Speoite, the rewute never fails of a cure, Price one —Bew isonous terfeit, eale by # quack in Roosevelt iad g ‘No foe till’ cured. = T po age Nand MMATIONS, o charge. Apply wt 15i REWARD.—CRROSSMAN'S SPECIFIC oy ture.—OF all remedies yet dlecovered, this ts the a most certain, out the sfetatesteltien i in aed defn Bet brexpaenes oe usiness. in application to eo oured in two 4 Serosts slse of Fulton atrect, corn: 7 Wise IN Pa. HUNT! | the old . 3 Divisio ort, | ures without nny snrgical | cures debilitating any daze as they have been years standi be humbugged by the quack doctors, but call and Dr. Munter at once, before applying olsewhere to be robbed, ery New Pole iene ae mee in this brai mm ach of aw Yo @eBey of Charaders i Broadway, and 100 TETOR bHshed py Dis] = _? York oO om. & “i = three weeks, of a dreadful disoase of mo after three other doctors had not only it was se much as their lives were w ith me—Jobr Barley. Pilots Come “Twelve azo T applied to s London — to be cured te in diecase; he pronounced me Ww ts In out Red Dro ‘This remedy seourer the pationt t by I secondary ntthoke.. Trentt R. RALPM, AUTHOR OF THE “ EAACTIOSL, ats a ny Treatise,” &e.—Othice howrs, 9to 12 A 6 to o would instance having. teslded sev ying these amongst wh are in Faris for the express purpose of stud lisenses, followed by 9 long voted exclusively to this speciality, and radical " lute ‘ane | maaies cure jah reat character often attended found ineursbie Perseverance. Those ‘who vate diseases will be gratiand Ee ich ia often effecte the ease om pid ins a HE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM- panion—By Dr. A. M. Mauricoan, Professor of Diseases gf Women—Twenticth edition, 13 mo., pp. 20—Price $L— of phyvical tnd mi if" anguish to many toe bons te wife Pecuniary, imeutties vo the hee nd, might have been this Bt is intended Borriet or Wess ton mplating marriage, ne it diaclosee tmportant secrete, whieh thould be o them particctarly. daith doesn rmitof an incronse of To thee whe fam s no, every fom either budding into womanhoed, or the one in the years, in whom nature contemplates an import: can discov 4, aod the most of remedies of cure, ia every complaint to which her te wubjec t. (Bxtenet of a Letter from a Gentleman in Dayton, Obio,) Darrow, May 1, 13h has deve Derooptibly sinking for tome three ¥ ejuence of har Rreat ate quirh and ev tis belore and during her fnement; every successive one, more and more debilitated and prowtreted her. putting her life in imminent danger, am which was, on the last c This state cf things was. Inevite meet the worst, Att heard ycur boo reach doapnired of. ble, and resi Tey) nel Taye that ages impartes ry of MM. De for thi ere ancther brs head, in all homan probabil: uld have ioe in her grave, and my children loft motherlees. Te is, of course, impencticable to convoy more fully the | various robjects treated of, a they are of @ nature | intended for the married, oF those contemplating macros: he Publishing Office, 199 + Co, Albany; Jone everson, 06 Chestnut co hi Tucker, Mobile, Alabama; 7. By | Phstadety 's On the rvecipt ci $1, 8 copy. will, he tranemitted free of p in pares the United States. i —} must be edd aid. to Dr. A Rourlecone ben Bi New ork city, "OMice 10 Liverty vtrset | Up TST Aw ’s War eaW AT THE SOUTH —INk POL eimilorly i [Charloit silts a Dr. Seth W. Powle—t tomy re {Willing William Burger, 9 rting it 1) Astor, wnt 273 Teving Th 4 gemoemlly gy ery yt lane Mai | tom, Clark & Co Hew York, aud by dguggi Broatway, ye.