The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1851, Page 4

ity Paty fr cul ota act with energy in balancing the bit = He has ofctalty ‘aonaced that Sarees cae rties for and against commat on Hind pext, wo should he be aatiatiod there are uo miti+ cireumstances in the case, he wil! order him huag ha Sn 'y next. ‘The new constitution of Maryland, which goes in 4 } the fourth of =; declares that “no man shall be for debt; consequently those now in jail bees notified the warden that they will demand their discharge on that morning. The creditors, on the other thand, have notified the warden that they will hold _ naible for the amount of their claims if he disch: them, contending that another clause of the consti tion t nothing in it shall effect debts pre- viourly contracted. The prisoners have consequently demanded writs of habeas corjus, and Judge Legrand has consented to hold court on the morning of the fourth for a hearing. the debtors also threatening to sue the warden for false Tapswoumens if he detains them. Our Philadesphia Correspondence. Procavenrnia, June 27, 1851. Post Office Clerk Charged with Robbing the Mails— Moyamen- sing Firemen—Charge of Rape—Fire in Camden, §c. Commissioner Ingraham has been nearly all day ex- ‘amining into a charge of Post Office robbery, pending egainst Edward D. Yates, lately a clerk in the Post OMce. ‘Thomas P. Shallcross, the agent cf the Post Office De partment, while examining the room of the defendant yesterday, came across a letter without an envelope’ which is claimed by Martin FE. Harmstead, as having been addressed to him by Maria Lamar, since married to ‘Thomas Buckley. The letter was dated Toronto, Canada ‘West, April 15, 1851, and was one of several that had miscarried from the same —, and had mostly contained money in pay for books sent to her. One containing $70, sent last fall, did not come to hand. ‘The defendant generally assisted in casing the box letters, and knew that Mr. Harmstead was in the habit of receiving letters from Cavada with money remittances, he baying conversed with him seyeral timer about the letters that were miseed. The plaintiff and defendant are connected by marriage, their wives being cousins, The defendant was much agitated upon the disc of the letter, but attempted to explain it by esying it was from a lady correspondent of his In the cross-examination of Mr. "ahalloross the agent of the Department, he said that his attention to the Phila- deipbia Post Office was occasioned by the frequent Sosses ocourring there during the last two years, and ‘tbat be came bere, by especial direction of the Bepart- ment, on the llth ‘justant. ‘The Fravklin Hose Company, which, a year since, was vat out of service by order of the Court, has taken the Bua ‘again, under the appellation of the Fame Engino, ‘As the Moyamensing Hose Boys, their former deadly ‘Opponents, are also in service, by special act of our le it will be a merey if a collision does not occur the next time they meet. A young girl, named Frances Fields, was last night en- diced into & disreputable house in Cherry street. near + venth etrect, and an outrage of her person perpetrated ‘ey Edward Hunter and Jobn Keller. ‘The accused were eid in $2,000 each, for « further hearing. A very destructive fre oeeurred last night, in Camden, <catroying the Democrat office. with a number of other buildings. It is certain that the fire was the work of an incendiary, as well as two others that have occurred Curing the ‘present week. The night before. four persons scaped from the Camden jail, during the fire, Our Se. Louts Correspondence. 8r. Lovis, Mo., June 20, 1851. The Plood—Health of St. Lowis—Death of Mr. Lesuewr— The Momtesquious—Late Hon. Bryan Mullanphy’s Estate After three weeks of a flood such as the valley of the Mississippi has not experienced since 1844, and but twice ina half century, we were entertaining hopes of a recession of the Father of Waters, when the windows of Jheayen again appear to have opened on us, and almost continued rains threaten to swell the enraged torrent to « height never before known since the time of the country's discovery. The highest point the water at- tained during the present rise, was thirty-three feet ten inches above low water mark,or four fect piae inches lower than it was at its greatest height in 18H. Fora fow days it declined a little, but is again rising rapidly, end indications are, that it will exceed the flood of the year last mentioned. The rise of water annually caused by the melting of the rnow on the Rocky Mountains has not yet come down. If this should come upon us before the prevent freehet ceases, an extent of calamity must ensue unparalleled in the West. For some three weeks our entire levee front has been inundated, and from one ex- tent of the hd the other, the water has been from two and a balf to three feet deep on the store floors on Front street. This has greatly embarrassed trade, as ‘we are left without a steamboat landing. except at the mouths of cross streets. The American Bottom, eighty miles in length, with an average breadth of six miles, i ‘under water, and thus are destroyed the prospects for a year at least of & densely populated district of nearly tive bundred square miles. ‘The health of our city at this time is very bad, and we have many cases of cholera daily occurring. The m: tality bas been fed by immigration. though at this sm: it seems to be gaining on the resident population. The Uist of interments for the present week will probably ex- ceed three hundred. Last week it was two hundred and twenty four, Of this number, one hundred and twenty- tbree died of cholera. A painful casualty cceurred this morning. by which ecciety bas lost a useful member, and « large circle an endeared friend. As Mr. A. Lesueur, importer of fancy g00ds, and Mr. Longuemare, wine mere vaat. were riding in 8 ove horse carriage in the western part of the cit Mr Lesueur for the purpose of watering bis horse, di juton pond. The water being deeper than expec the carringe eaprized, and Mr Lesueur was drowned. horse and carriage were also lost; but Mr. Longue- mare, after ineffectually endeavoring to save his friend. eeem achore. Injurtous reports have been rife in this city fora few ays, nflecting the honor of two distinguished legal iemen, who defended the Montesquiou brothers. It ‘eres alleged that they had received money from the Faente of the Montequious in France, which was in- tended to have been applied to the use of the families of the unfortunate men who were killed by the elder Mon- tomppiou, but that this money had nevor been so applied J Lave inken some pains to ascertain the foundation of ‘there rumors, and am ratisfied that it is about thie: —The Zuther of Theron R Barnum attached the property of the Monterquious, intending, ax he alleged, to bring an ac- tion against them for the lows of his son's services, the fon not being of age at the time of his death Hearing of this, the friends of the Monterquious, in France, put at the disposal of the defending counsel a certain eum of money to meet the result of the expected sult, if cama Gee should be awarded Suit. however, was never broaght; fnd this money has either been remitted to France, ot fwalts the order of the proper claimants, The attach- mw ot egainst the ——- of the defendants was dissolved by an order of the court Bpeeulation is rife with regard to the will of the Ion. Bryan Muilanpby, who died a few days since. He be- queathe to destitute immigrants one-third of bis estate, od the balance to bis legal beire. It is thought, how- ever, Uhat s will of a later date may turn up, sad rumor as it that one such exists of quite a different character Mr. M.. for several years past. has labored under occa- ional fita of } mye and the date of the will found comes within the period. As his connections are million aires, however, they may not care to dlepute hie will, should this be the only one extant ARGUS, Interesting from the Rocky Mountains. THK SIOUK INDIANS—CHOLERA ON THE MISSOURI RIVER, ETC. ETC Prom the St. Louis (io. ) Union, June 20.) had the pleasure of meeting with B.D Papin, who, about thirty ethers, engaged in the service of the Aweriean Fur Company, has just reached this city by th pamer Duroc. from the Mirsourl These rentiomen ft Fort Pierre some four weeks «ince, with atx Mackinac boats, loaded with robes and furr; on the 16th inst. they errived in enfety at Belvue. at which point they trans ferred themeelver and the cargoes of their boats to the Duroc. The freight wns quite large. and perhaps more valonble than any that hes come to hand for some mouths A great deal of mortality prevailed amongst the Sioux te tribe of Indians, during the inst nd at least 4.000 1 the cholera end ne Was still raging and Gt waa feared that ite direful influence would be extended to other tribes, During the trib fortunate Indians. the traders were untiring in their efforts to sfford relief, Being well provided by the cor pany with medicine and vaccine matter, they were al Ways prepared to atiend on the aiflicted. and by their ehili and attencion, probably raved the lives of thoneands ‘The more eredulous of the Ned mee are firmly of the opinion that they owe the intreduetion of the into their country. to the ions felt by the um which bas crossed the plain ng the American Far Company, have done mach, however, remove this erroneous imprersion from the minds of ee children of . Mr P farther states, that on the 26th ult. while he wae at the Mg Chayenne, near Grand river. be met the «xp ¥bich wee conveying D D Mitehell « to the various tribes t mble at Fort Lari early dey. This expedition was going on rapidity. which ix ina great measure to be attrivuted to the feailities aff od by i ore Pilotte, the agent at nvitation tort Hierre, who furnished the most complete srrange- ts for carrying out the plans of the government in this matter, ft was the general impression, that the in vitation would ber to ina friendly manner, by majorty of the tribes; wes (0 prevail. great m e: nt at the Port The tteamer St. Ange was met. on the 16th instant. hy the Durce, some twenty miles above Belvne. There had siready been some sickness on the 8t. Ange, and there were five deaths from cholera, and two others were not expected to live. The favorable change in the weather Jad, however, checked the ravages of the disease, and it was confidently hoped that there would be no more mor tality during the voyage It Will be recollected that the St Ange, under a char. tor to the American Fur Company for Yellow stone and uniess the sickmess con- bers of Indians will be pre Bhe took up a large q ntity of stores for the different forte owned by the company, and niongst her passengers were the Rew Fat De smedt aud Van Herken, the dictinguished missionaries Mi jor Hotton ‘an Indian agent, who was a passenger on the Durce, left the boat at st Joseph Movements of Distinguished People. tot Is at Capon springs, Virginin = aot Hon ©. Cabell. Florida, m the 160b inet He ve Ton Thomas Corwin. Seerctary of the Treasury, was go Cinelppaty 09 the 2G inet L. 8 Pomeroy, Bo-ton ; J. D. Nichols, do. ; Charte levine. Me LB deb ~ teams; Semwed € ¥ Pa , John Warden iw wy Baltioore J tari petow. Ga, were t arriv rday at the CLaten Hotel Polt left here Inst week | | the extent of 100 packages, at 7%.¢., Military Court Martial- TRIAL OF BREVET BRIGADIER GENERAL TALCOTT, COLONEL AND CHIEF OF THE BUREAU OF ORDNANCE. FOURTH DAY'S FROCRRDINGS. The record of yesterday was read. Diving the reading of the record General Twiggs was taken quite ill. owing to the heat and the crowded state ofthe room. The court took a recess for 15 minutes, in order that the Geaeeal might recover sufficiently to allow the trial to proceed Upon the te amcemtng of the court, the Judge Advo- cate proceeded to read the correspondence which passed between Colonel Huger and J. R. Anderson, of Rich- mond. The following question was put to Colonel Huger. Q.—Is this letter, now shown you, dated December 10, 1850, the one received by you from Mr, Anderson? A—It is. Letter of Anderson to Colonel H. read, requesting that he may be allowed to execute the order given to Doctor Carmicha: Colonel Tiuger Lere stated that all the letters offered to be given ir evidence by the Judge Advocate were true conive % tne org'nals, Letter from Colonel H. to Anderson, dated December 18, 1850. read. Stazes that he does not think there will be any difficulty in his executing the order, but that he had better see General Taleott. Letter from Colonel H. to Anderson, dated January 4, 1851, read. States that he will vond’ the gauge for the shot as soon as possible. Letter from Col. Huger to Anderson, dated January 11, read. Requests him to send him some iron, Letter from Anderson to Col. Muger, dated January 18. read, States that he had received the ring gauges Col. Huger here stated that he received a letter eorly in February, enclosing a bill of lading for the the first ship- ment of shot, and asking for his opin’ Letter from Col H. to Anderson, dated Februa read. States that he has no cylinder gauges, require 6,000 spherical-case shot instead of shot; and also speaks of defects in the seams of the shot, aud that they bad not yet been examined. Letter from Anderson to Col. Huger, dated February, 1861, read. States that he will send @ cylinder gauge, and speaks of the causes of the defests in the seams of the shot. Letter from Col. H. to Anderson, dated February 19, read. States that he bad examined the shot, and had found many defects in them, but that they were a pretty fair cample. Letter from Anderson to Col. H, dated February 28, read. Sends bill of lading for 2,000’ shot, and states that he is having the spherieal case shot patteras made. After the reading of the above letters, General Wool made a motion that the court adjourn on account of the apparently temporary illness of General Twiggs; which motion was carried, every member voting in the affirma- tive except Gentle Twiggs. ‘The Court then adjourned til to-morrow moruing at 10 o'clock. Theatrical and Must We can only give a brief announcement of the theatri- cal performances of this evening. At the Bowrny Turarey—The amusements consist of “ Rat. facle,”” * Luke the Laborer,” and = Michael Erle,” with all the leading talent of this popular establishment. Broapway Turatne.—The performances for to-night will consist of “Shocking Events” and “Guy Manner ing” in which Miss Cushman will play her inimitable character of Meg Merrilies, Nino's Ganoes.— Burton's excellent company of come: dians will appear this evening in the fine old comedy of the “School for Seandal"—Placide, Burton, Lester, and Blake, in the leading parts, weaTRE.—The performances here are very Taey commence with the “Carpenter of Rouen," followed by « Perfection,” and will end with the * Wool Dealer.”” Buovenam’s Lycrum.—The fine comedy of the “Serious Family" will commence the performances and will be “Great Exhibition,” and will end with “The Barwem’s Mvsevw.—Between Leon Javelli, Herr Cline, | and the dramatic company, a happy evening cau be | passed here. Cunisty’s Minstnere will give one of their excellent vocal and instrumental concerts this evening. ows’ Minstners —We say to the admirers of good Go aud hear Collins 4 bis beautiful ballads." Gannex —Maretzek’s splendid orchestra will tert ainment to. morrow evening. Panopt uv Cuvcrvnatt.—The first concert of Mam’selle Parodi was given last night at Melodeom Hall. The at- tendance was worthy of the musical taste of our city, and the distinguished character of the artists. There no artificial ventriloquism in Parodi. but a blending of exquisite sounds, as harmonious as the imperceptible unison of colors in the rainbow—the beautiful outpour- ing of liquid notes in a silver stream of melody. There is sublimity with sweetness, a masterly scope, which scales the upper heights of the gamut with the clearness of the sky lark, while in the tender touches of simpticity she awakens the finest feelings of sympathy. In a word, she has all the exquisite perfection of scientific cultivation, combined with a natural power,compass, brilliant ease and richness, which ih pleces her without compeer in the world of song.—Cincinnati Gazette, June 2A. CITY TRADE REPORT. Furvay, June 27—6 P.M. Asurs.—With @ steady and active market, the sales have reached 100 bbls. pearls, at $5 50; and pots at $5. Baravstvrrs —We have noticed a better business in domestic flour to-day, with more uniformity and firmness in rates. The total operations exceed 16.000 bbis., incind- ing ruperfine No, 2, at $3 62a $3 75; mixed to Western, with ordinary to good State, at $4 a $4 round hoop Ohio, at $4 06 a $418; pure Radha at $i 18 s $4.37; and the fancy and extra grades at ejually enhanced figures. Canadian was also more active, though quotations remained the same, Some 10,500 bbl». geod common, in bond, were purchased at $4 $4 06; and & few lots of choice at $412. Southern ruled steady, with 800 bbis. sold. Kye flour wasin poor «apply, and wanted, at $3 44. Meal was in brik demand, espe- cially State, and the market was a shade firmer. 450 bbls, found buyers at $3 12!; for Brandywine; $3 for Jersey, and $281 for State. IWheat was held above the limits of dealers, and the sales, in conse: uence, unimport remained in limited supply, and wanted, at 74c Bariey were as poticed in yesterday's review. Corn again advanced, and there was but very little round born rior was in ample stock, and partially neglect sles were 47,000 bushels heated Western and New ns, at 4a S0c.; mixed Western and round yellow, at 50 a 60c ; and round Northern white at Ge. Corrox.—The market continuos stiff and hardening. ‘The letters per Europa appear to be quite as satiafactory as expeeted. The rales to-day reached about 2,00) bales, on the basis of 9! c. for middling Uplands of strict Liver- pool clasrification Coat.—This afternoon a further lot of 60 tons Liverpool Orrel changed hands at $7 60, of which there was but a small stock in mazket. Antbracite was inactive, and nominal ‘ *—All kinds were neglected. A fow sales of probably me bags, were reported at 11);¢.; and 30 do. Cuba at 0') Corrsn.—Bhesibing was in active demand at 2c English yellow metal at 16! <6 Fine Crackers. —Since Friday last, over 2.500 boxes Canton, 40 packs, hare been disposed of at $1 " $1.72),, including 400 this evening at the medium rate Frw.—The business in this line has been very ex- without eliciting any particular fluctuation in except for resiod herring, which were a shade r. Of cod the sales comprised 2000 qtla. Western kat $2671 a $9; 1000 do George's do at $312 0 $5.57 )5. Of mackerrl 700 barrels No. 3 at $475 a $4 874; and ot bi tring 2,000 boxes at 50c. Fasionrs—Rates to Liverpool were heavier to-day About 1,000 barrels were engaged at Is. 10d; and 5,000 do. were offered at Is. Od. and declined. Grain was taken st Gd, and dead weight at 208, Cotton was nomi- nal. To Glasgow 1,000 barrels were engaged at Qe, 3d. To London and Havre rates were unchanged. A «mali veasel was taken up for Ireland, to load with deals, at 8Ca. There was no change in rates to California For —We only heard of transactions embracing 450 be och raising, at $a $2 1255; 200 bushels African pea nuts at O2ie.; and 25 casks currants at Te May.—River was without any further change. The trade took 060 bales prime at 45 a 47 ie., cash liewr.—We have heard of no operations either in foreign or domestic worth recording. Buyers were con- tending for a reduction, which factors were unwilling to yand cash, The market was exceedingly extent of 100 caves Manilla, week, at private bargain; and 62 ceroons Gua- ai 02'e., usual credit. inon —Pig was in moderate demand, with further of 150 tons Scotch at $18 25, cash; and $19 258 $19 0, six months—the rates previously given Lavie—Eastern were taken, as wanted, at $197) per M cash. Receipta fair ao—Nothing of moment doing in any description. riean hard was held at $480, and Spanish at $4 70. Live—Rockland was selling as rapiily as offered, at common. and $1 for lamp Motassrs exhibited no important change. Small lots of Porto Rico b c.; Cuba Museovade 23 a Qe.; 21 ise « turpentine, 250 bbls, were a38\.c, cath; anda few hun win and tar were inactive weed was very dull. and prices weaker; from store, 1.200 gallons brought 70c.; and from wharf, a few lots of Bnglish 68¢. per gallon. Nothing new in olive or whale, Lard was in request at 800 Provimows —Pork was in y limited demand, and juotations were quite nominal, at $14 60 for new me $14 for old; $13 50 for sour; $12 87 for new prime; gud Old; amd 616 60 for sour. Beef was unaltered | « were 200 at $0.0 $11, and prime at $a Tietee beef was held at $16 and beef bame at oy, parcel of 150 packages of the latter (old cut) wore let off at $13. Cut mente were doing better , hams eold to and shoulders at 800 bbls. changed Butter was decreasing in value, w Cheese readily commanded 5 6i,¢. Lard was easier and heavy ; | hands at 83 8 Pe | alimited business as in qualit Rice —There has been a steady though not a very ac- tive inquiry for this article throughout the week, and the | sales have amounted to 550 tierses ordinary to choice, at OX per 100 Ibs, cash In Liverpool, there has been considerable ant m. without any new feature in prices. The total xeveded 12,000 racks ground and fine at pre viously quoted rates, Nothing going onia West Indian | _, Bee ans have met with @stendy demand during the pact wie days upwards of 900000 Havanae having found buyers at $19 & $50, and 960.000 German at $6 Be a $10. | allowing the usual time for payment ar —This evening. 125 boxes Castile changed hands nths' credit, whieh Forelgn brandi xtent, with key bas no ur iy have rate able to purchase on worable terms shortly. The operations are pe ey taabeet oo hte rye gs $e, #103¢,; 22 do. Mason county, at 1e.; 31 bales ita- racoa. part resold, at 19¢.; 83 do.. 6 boxes, and 9 pkgs. Ambale: 5 aed i bales Havana, at 28e. a We; her ary at 9¢.,in bond; & cases Florida al va 16 20. old Connections, 190 ; and 42 bales new crop Yguarie on terms not ascertained. Wines. —Further sales of 20 hie oa casks sweet Ma- laga were reported at 87's¢ ; 18 do. Port at $1 a $1 25, sod 15 do. Burgundy at 47\,¢ Woeen Shan eles woinae nquiry during the week. but salon were quite light owing to the very hi rates at which new clip was It will be observed | the corrected list of prices, which follows, that that domestic remains unchanged, while has receded muerte: The transactions of the week were tune oe pores terms, but the quotations annexed may be ‘reli vig. :—American Saxony fleece, at 45a 480. per lb.; ‘met rican full blood merino, at 42 a 4c. do. ican '; and 44 merino, at 30a 4c. do.; American, ‘native and \, me- tino, at 35a 38¢. do.; superfine, pulled, country, at 39a al di No-1, pulled’ country, at 34.0 Be. do, ne, ied, elt, 'at 30% S70. do.; No, ty. at 33 Bio. do.; Peruvian Washed, at ©. do.; Valparaiso, weak lis tedey ee , washed, at I? 18e.do,; 8 Am. Entre Rios, washed, at 20 a 20, do; 8, Am. unwashed, at 8. Am Cordov: washed, at 23 a 2le. do.; 8. ‘unwashed, 12 a Ie. do.; East India, Ph at 264 We. do; Afri- can, unwashed, at 108 180. do.; African washed, at 26 & 28 ¢. do,; ie ey unwasheo, ‘at 14 a 17e. do.; Smyrna, washed, at 24 8 26c, do,; Mexican, unwashed, at 17 a 18e. do. MARKETS ELSEWHERE. STOCK SALES. Peles! eg Me Begkere. Board—N0 shares Bos Maine Railroad. ne ab: 3S 8 37) i 39; 25 do., shod, 3; 6 Eastern Reliroads Ice, ‘Centeal Rallrond, ieee jand Railro: 7 Hank of Cemmeroe, I many! i a S65) Second “hoard a0 Reading Watirond, 25 er ae Water Power $1,000 Railron Commerce, 102! Railroad, 38; 5 100 do., bid, cried Fn her 000 8. Nav 6s, ‘8. 3% 1,700 Penn. 5's, 94° 1,500 ns, 6 5.000 oy ot ties In the city of New Haven, on Thursday evening. June 17. by Rev. Mr, Beardsley, Mr, Wm. W. Qvows, of New York. to Miss Baa, J. Thomrsos, of New Have Philadelphia pa} lease copy. At Roxbury, une 24, by Rev. Mr. Alger, Lovis Lamwnnr, of St. ie Ju W. 1, to Susax, only daughter of the late John G. Perkins, of Kennebunk Port. Maine. On Thursday evening, June 12. by the Rey. Wm. Fioy, Mr. Axpnew M, Cortanp to Miss Many ©. Bracken, daughter of Thos, Bracker, Esq., all of this city. Died, On the 27th of June, Many, youngest daughter of Wm. and Eliza Adams, aged 8 years 4 months and 27 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Tespectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her father's residerce, No, 28 Perry street, this (Saturday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without further invitation, On Friday. June 27, Mr. Lawrence Eyxis, aged 75 years. of the county Kiicare, Iretand. His friends and acquaintarces, and those of his son James, are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, from his late residence, No. 5 Scammel street. Suddenly, on the 27th of June. after a short but severe illness. Manina Sexariwa, daughter of Thomas D. and Jane Hud ced 4 months. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the corner of Kent and Flush- Ing avenues, East Brooklyn, at 3 o'clock this afternoon. yn the 27th of June, Antuvn ©. Pauwen, house deco- ator, aged 35 years, is friends are requested to attend bis faneral, from bin fate residence, 66 Varick street, this day, at 3 o'clock, without forther invitation. At Staten Island, on Friday, June 27, Mrs. Macpatenn: Van Busxick, in the 8let year of her The friends of the family are invit to attend her fu- peral, on Saturday, the 28th, at 2 o'clock P. M., from the residence of her son in-law, Thomas Coffey, Fi ville. On the 22d of June, Jane BE. Smrrm, daughter of Sarah Smith 28 years, The and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, on oy 4 afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from her late residence No, 43 Sixth avenue, without further invitation. = ARITI TRLLIGHHO Movements of the Ocean Steamers, 0% mi Wosscil are MM a Willetts, di Worm woo Dusk; Cele Fe r) Rendout; ot Peederick more; Ninetta, ar ng fargo, NYork. Sina Srizete- Poh LH Case, Southerner, and TA nae Pu. lade Malls. aise art ree ees peerage maya ene tae ee oe ange), on thie day, An tifornia, per steamer Crescent City, will dloseat the Exchange “ fr {hi aly, he'd inet at hal half- Past ae tor " eo, Sea a, be, focwarded oa above; in chasgs of t'opeeil masonm tter ops for Havans, per steamer Isabel, will close as stove, a a4 vise Begs ter Soraneah sad wa a lg loc rea wilt . . ule thie day. at a q wa Wau street. Puravi ny pe Viator, Clark, Boston; ahgiaay mae olk, Crowell, Cro haven’ Pattiok Heh itne: lap nace ne Loaland, once, Pots hark Fe ilidad and. Cuba; ‘bris ikgokinchain ech ering, Peck Ls Vis re GW Picl £ Ediscte, Norwich, Lady sunt, Groen 1, Saari t er sents ald sether Covesies Mesiogy aneese Da ‘New Perky Mary Peterson, Bateman, Boston: ate: NYork; Oneida, O'Neil, de; Planet, Weight do 0” 1T* tea) oli, at Savannah from Filntka, Fa, reports several veasels. aah Simons’, dismasted sadn wreek, and one on Nassau Benokt crew of which ari v 8 ‘hip Por mouth. The disaster occurred ‘bul Dees the Bric Cuanres, from New Orleans, fur Sagu: bef ported nbandoned, started n butt, sis supposed, tha fale, when to the southward of Tortugas, and fil Pee rapidly hat tye ed at Sand Soars. They were soon after ial je realy 0 sloop ir Por 14, las SLa7, Tow oo 23" hove to withix 3 rede ofa Am date, of 150 tons; bas ated whi th masts Fens close to di ig, cha painted black ‘with hes of a na hold full of water; could not to Mariners, ¥ Rrsrecrine THE Navicatto: tHe GuLY or pas > AND THAT OF Riga.—Sr Pi a5 Hydrographic Department of ister of yy Ms ove not: ive to mariners, pete in ae to Saati’ the ae le into .. = Baltic of Stone Tower, wi weieat ree was bulit on the Bilt ‘enited iuubergen, situ Courl from its base, is 89 Senet at streak, a ‘e out her a Light Hou s At BT st as N intitude, and long fade 2217 T'29 ie 8 zi Wooden Octangv! shill ented Tiron am, the height be which, ipoluding the ball which is al the roof, is 49 English feet from the are om fae ‘24 feet from the lev of the sea. This towe oitn: ‘09 5) 7 North latitude 239 16 longitude reeneiek ‘mecttions The roof and the ball are painted black, the walla white, with a black belt in ema Fini a letter from it} WE: Noy E, be fein wi first seen, a8 resembling & ship p. and bore about NW W35W from it. rt Siakeer, relating to his of them he lar ‘down in the e island, 6 9 len, jesere Blunt. of nih city. some ieabee of tre existence of St Peters, poe ‘odes los They say it fe shoemaker’s Inst with a defective heel. Tetra Fock of 100 or 1000 feet in heig! 5.60 N, lon 140 132; doubt the eame see: ‘apt S. supposed the Africa. ari from NYork 4th, oct, wae seen June 14, mid: (by steamer Euro- m Boston for San Fra: Emily Taylor, trom Boston mA from Boston, April 2%, for Valpa- ee from NYork for Ha- ‘ys from Boston from Manza- oan Hs et 51, en ” mn 06, Pa one om ij felons (Russ), from Boston for St Ubes and Cadit, —- Ports. Py ota May bay —— _ Worthington, Freeman, 24 etic Azof, Gallacar, for Bosto: Names, Be mi Lowe Vou Ngee: Boyd & Hincken: Thetus, Roper: Miles (Hi Themis ( Br] away, Br Axtee, sen. Port ba Platt, Schin son, Quebec, Punel Richibucte, Schmidt & Balche M x es Haidec, Southac Martine, JW Elwell; &O nd, © Ackerly; Kmily Lowden; Attakapas, Car tip Patrick Monty {pht), Hubb penth wit rage Kermit. Bn the 1th inet, Int 45, lon 49, saw a of icebergs. Has beon 8 ‘days W of Goorgei denee fog a x Emigrant (WN. m, Faye. hence for gor (of Portland)» Frost: Matanzas, June 18, with molaates, to Perkine & Ii 16 daze, with mde, meh inet, Int 27 18, 1 Havana, June 17, with , Eleuthera, § days, with fruit, ter. y (Br), Sweeti @ Rewea, Miller, Galveston, 14 days, with cotton, ‘Schr American Belle, Baxter, Apalachicola, 15 daye, with ee On the 17th, at 25, lon M0, C A Mreacott, eer, die: Sehr Timothy Bebe Onty 8 Vie Bohr Saito * ‘Delieh Sehr Lexington, Poole, G Sebe Atlantic, Nickersn Sehr BH Ficl4, Post, B Bebr Convert, hoult, B Sehr Oliver, Fpiies Eche Alvan Hed ag <hr Albany, Hodge Bele Thetis, Linnell, Boston Schr Tribune, Nickerson, Boston, ' ys, bound to Atbany, bound to + Core, Snow Toston, vaany ¥ es th, 5 days. che On the Met, im { foremact, tte, Apeil 30. Bark Michael, from Ap Italian brig, from A cche, trom ——, with fr Balled. Ship Trumbull, Smith, Liverpool; bark Zidon, Brooks, | {i Wilmington. # 71—Wind at sonrise, W, and very light; at megidiar, euneet, © 5 Jone 27, Arrived=Ship Chase, Liverpool, May 23. June 5, Li lon Ai on ship Mary Glover, from Liverpool for Boston. Berk Thompson, NOtlenns, Juve 4 nobia, Mobile, Jue Lf ey Pratt, Bockos Ayres m the Lith, with for an id anchor by the tional guartehit; eld again Mh, from Boston, arr ®%h; Dorothea, from N er vrig Sylph, Faurhaven, two dbye previous ingtane. Int 40, Joy 49), ship Vernon, stand | Brie Poster, P Schr Abraham E Totten, Apalachicola, Jam 19th, Is 6 Ln Sebre DB Baldwin, Henry, Austin J Stratton, Albsny k. Rondont. (Argen), hiladelph ia Baltimore; Mare ond Loaira, Leader, | Phitadelphie; MM Kiotts, and Hendrick He Barrrone, June. | Arrived —Ships Creole, Ge Sailed~fehe Jew, Phils Arelved—Sebe Metamor posites eng oneLawn, Sane 9 Cheared—Bark Louies, Baton, Cenfocgoe: sche Compliance, NYork Provir ea Aurired-8 antet, Charleston, 20d inat, iw the Gale Bow Cid bs | ad bet Ere " for do, 1& Dwight Davidson, 7 12—Ships Bra: notes loaded; Mai Gleam; and Prince Albert, NY bout Consrantinorie, abt June phen ait ale for Boston, wis ¢ En ticott, for Boston, Robt Pation, Fi —Sid rigs Jobe} Balch, ‘Wels », Wilmington, NC; Gotavia, M: don, Rover. for NOrleans next 4: from is, pe Erie), from NY¥ork; bark «fain ert Cr relly foe Fiery for N York; cap), Lon pow, June 13—Ship Columbia B to load for NY ork. 14—Bark Robert, Beauchamp, to load for ; Mary Crocker, Y tor NY ofk 4 brig Tangier, just arr. xz, June 12—Barks Gon Harrison, Mende, for dria; Swan. Holmes, § for Philadelphia; brige Machi- HyNe Crouch for do: Hy Trowbridge, for NYork, and others. from x York. 1}—Bark Franklin. brig ton, for Boston. Jone 2-Bark JW Coftia, Varina, for NYerk soon, only Al Sr Jum, Pi June 7—Beig James (Ue), for Boston via Pieto Sr Jou, NB, June 2—Arr ships dno, Moran, Ph phiay Fal Batten, W NYork: trig Myrtle, etch, for Trimerr. Jone *Ship Radins, for Serna, and bark Attica, for Buceari, beth sl for Bordeaur Tr Ist. oon a a, D— Passed Ft ongh, brij § for Port au P Tiledo, Havens, P t, from NYork for do; ha Foy tes Art brig Moxy, Bort on, Rockland ie Grande for ik nedsco; 23th, ship J ond old, gen 4 Dee 3 h tor Home Ports. ¢ B—Clé sche Cohasset, Sandwic Art echt G oline, Nav £14 brig Bloomer (new), Dick: ROSTON, June %—Arr chip Arno, Bascom, Apalachicola; barks Brunette, mcGrath, Matanr Edmd Dwight. Hallet, Baltimore; brig Jarlen (Nor), Newoastie, B; Val- ere, Burdett Haytien Hole; ws Fits, Hallowell Harbor Tein bins 8 Alexander, A Hen, Niokerso 4, Corse ™ George W Russell, Cooper, Clentuegne off the Ri sh NG rR, M—Arr brig Walter Hoxie, Hoxie, N York. cla Mane A Asiel, Dunning, NYork. e ‘brizs Wim Purington, Page, Ganda- etre Hawnrd Prescott, Bryant, and Sam Small, Sprague, WORTH, Juwe 1—Art « Philadetphia. up about 7% o'clock the Breakwater; ar prey, for Charleston, stood to the only veevel in the herbor MACHIAS, June S—In port ship Sunbeam, Winsor, from StJohe, NB. to finish Ide for Valparal NEW ORLEANS. Jane I8—are ships Atalanta, Colby. Pnitadetphin: Adriatic, Soow. NYork: bries Weory, Baker Havana Lov Keache, Ff mone: Wary steamelips F ' Gal Gi edding, Ma. a ‘ardenas, Towed to fee Tith inet it rk Regolation. brig Ocsta and fehr Unions 8th, ships Sesnore, and Chae Chaloase, back Gisry Anveh. and o ig Frite. mare sche Honduras, Cross, from | to ‘au Prince. | adopted oy on “y qn sen Pil LONDON, June %—Sid sehr Consul, Adama, Phils- aie ogee ¢ achrs Oscar Jones, Kelly, W HAV Vel » Pe it Croi: een ce alae, Foe Sh pnts | i ge NPHILADELPOIA, June 25—Arr bark Vesta, Flinn, ned top; sebrs Thomas Fenner, a. Dilekssres. do; Lonsdale, Providence; A E Can Badin eyed Ben} iengish, - ad one i. bacot, cla aims Coli Nantucket; 2—An. sohes HL and ata or say ior i hy rh a lo Kee, NHaven; NYork. PROV Avn Snot h loops Co anes Wells, and Pacis gaec geee, ton tee ene York ia Bristol; Wan low, , im nds Navies Srelands Charlon Cramer twang ‘and Emporiu Strep it Sige, theni sy ft PLY! Are pr oer and Gen Harrison, ‘AND, J St e. Ber a at et amsicr Bevington NYork ah ree rans ae aacke iste 0 Fin MeKeomalo, ‘ Fane ane gaan a sin ane, ong 25 (back date)-—Are schr Grape, Snow, Now ‘atharing, Stodder, Coast of Africs, m Cape Ps Sid aches Watetlon, Philadelphist By: om, pisos: * IN, June 4—Arr sehr Exi Vvinoetown fc Gos inetee fo its ph Bah Perteeennte WA wake June 2i—8i4 ecb rs Ed Franklin, ani tus, Hipdelvhias “Alexander M, and m3 aa sleop 4s. Al he J WARAagE SAT soht Lowion, Hasblin, Phila. Passengers Lo: Porrsmovrn—Packetship Patrick Henry— John ie mC Ghariea Gilbert, Joneph Sfaxton, Join Webber, pe. Bark 1 cer—Robert Bannetyne, Elizabeth Beunetyne. “ApALicsioorasSebr American Belle—John Murphy, Jas Anderson, Albert Hudson. EW ae AND HAVRE STEAM Com .—-The United States mail st BOLDT, foi Havre and Southam, jay ati? o'clock, ‘feo F No. 4, No: iver. Passengers will em- bark on board a 11 o'clock. TR ew ine AND NORTH AMERICAN nore MAIL between moe Sag ong Areevees Liverpool direct,and ween Bi ae a Li onlyoalt Finane meschr et = —_ UROPA, E. G. Lott Judkins, NIAGARA, J. ‘stone, CANADA, W. AMBRIA, J. Leitoh. Toone vessels carey» clear white light at mast head, green on,starboard 8 bow. Euro) Afric ica, from Lg om York, bees ae Boston, Asis, from New Y viwealt meres that the ships are bg ejuered, te STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.—FOR CEAN July 12th, from Pier No. ‘Surgeon is’ attached to the the Post Office. Specie reight, apply to MOL- mn Saturday, North River. An experience ship. All letters must pass throug! delivered in Havre. For passage o1 LER, SAND & RIERA, Agents, 50 way. R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAVRE.—THE UNITED OB cance Mail oun. bap ee a D. Lines, der, will leave for Havre, toue! hing ile rf passe: Batches wan poe ane he ave soaeeeied ed to vend Paste o ‘ridi oa merchandise will a, Thursday. An ex] pertenced surgeo! a re iat reels (oy ewe oe Me by LEVEN DE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT. S4MP. ten, will eail for Bermuds and St, 8th July, at noon. She has excellent accommodations for peseen ne ice of to Berm $35; hg ooking NARD, Jr., 38 a {il be reealved on board the ‘Office. OR SAVANNAH —U. 8. MAIL STRAMSMIP ALABAMA, 1.90 tons, Ca. Lye on Saturday, 25th June, at do'clock, PM. orth river, For freight. oF From Per 4, Nor Saut. i MaTOnt 1M Front street. Fre ork Ti RN ate a he 5 uly. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY—THE ONLY sliforoia and Oregon, June 2th. war ‘ cane oe sti Sona der, will isely 3 o’eluck, P.M her plot ox tis loes ree Ce Samrenteer ats the favorite United States M: re Pani mn or shout the ith at apply at the office, 177 West m Philadelphi ei) 10th duly, at IZ evclock, from her wharf, near Lombard sires. te has proved herself a very fart and re- from for first an class pannenges parted, Through tickets to San Fran cinco oy! * Tornlahed a at reduced rates. Person: nk pnd tay A re vill be provided with tieketa to ‘hila- eS a BEARS? 188 Front street. ACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ede ONLY ‘Through at aan California an Ae informed that under the new arr ny, steamers and a frent, and carrying the United Blates wil eave Panama and San Francisco the lst and Taub day ofeach th, lese detained b; Cg accident, aud will to the Pacific Mail one of which will jo Am vessel in port. Sid May 90, brig | CaLIPO! re ew agcamehip cout: in Ke natle colt from returning withont Cy with the mails mails and passengers ‘ior the i mer ly San Francisco. lar ine of propellers will, be kept wp for the trane- portstlon as freight and t passongers between Pa ‘Anciseo. The well k own steamship SARAH SANDS, of 1,5 tons be der xt vee wy A I Mexiess a hokGta. on tons. CRESCENT CITY 1.100 tons, 000 tone. CHEROK: 1,300 tons. EMPIRE CIT” tao tone. PHILADELPHIA L 100 tone. Leaving New York for Chagres on the 11th and 25th of och | rn mon. Passages ww Ori my ti pcooeses from Armstrong, Yowrason & Co., agonts, at that itis ture for bos tickets from New York to San Fran- 188. ork to Chagres will be sri ak the office of the Company, 64 ‘at the o EE their seeney, ATT Wont strvet. Tor cel and &% South street, and OR SAN FRANCISCO.—DISPATOM LINE —THE new and clogant New York built cll ship HORN ET, BERTH IN THE STEAMER HUMBOLDT (TO SA1t | on Savertar? for sale Cy pe yee ba Nashville Insorsnce and Trust Company, 72 W iT TOR SALE—— MAY BB SERN SE- Ateere the Rabinean’s Bath. For particn- lars, address Yeebe tite time E FAST SAILING SCHOONER TUNIS F Om SALI THE it Nynek; ie wo years old, copper feet ened, 117 tor welt o | SIRRER Rs. on Ws than rae Capenla Wie. W wuith, yack with to acknowled hich wee boron O'Bagan, Sur OWA, FROM WIVERPOOL, JUNE 2, 1851 1S” Te Captain’ Brewster: Dens Sir— Having now arrived at our desti e of your PA aie Tee shown te romote our cow the rit oa and Ks cu mop trylageeesslone’ Asa nor, ferwwell, sad be lieve ne, whatever may be one lot. ar inte whatever land we may travel, you will ever have ove and one prayer ts fetore welfas re Prosperity. Signed Q James O'Connell, ‘To the engers of the ship low coived your kind address with no ordinary Astings of emo tion, knowing how unworthy Lam to revet-@ euch & marked rohation trivute of your ® eply the respenaibility ofhaving the @harge of so many and cannot omit ty thar ge them for the 1 ores they bate ne nd friendship And w re wich ta that the am whi fair reward for yout ¥ tong life and prospe- 4 religious Wiber ys WETER, Captain Ship Tore ‘ay retorn to ndvetey, se country of trae gtel ‘ 8 BR Teun aeeuts you E feel most | Bae: batts THAT oF wg 1 ROS EARS, LE LET Bis $ HEAR.” —THIS: casement meee 4 boun a aurist, Dr. L. has ivalon contirent. Bla method of leaking dissases of the sae: CJ rational as it is satisfactory, rn) is Se pitt tive of drought. Any ofour ir sults asa fall of rain afters Fenders who suffer from atdibances © manently cured, b it ity oth nie tending the ba Shls gree rer tgive free tient vies dui P. M., to all purchasers of this work, i ies rid piel: Le from Broadway, not EW bap egad BOO! . work on rable effects, &e., Ko." sixth edi 1. For sale at the publishers, STR! Broadway, and by the author, 504 Broad VERY MOTHER'S BOOK.—THE FEARS OF POV- erty, and the prospect of too large a family of, children oan rodent’ people from marrying, b tsk that wil Lee you bere import overcome all such objectio: Eemeraldo, at the Ports Letters directed vena dy 1 Arey Nea See Mepicat. LECTURES on hw pre a meaRASee BY R. Glover, M. ‘conse- uences and cure of mrerinay: oa ment, which in: engravings, a w instru wi i gone, For sale at Z2 Broadway, and No. 12 ann streets cents, OTICE—YIELDING ze THE bc gen coe ig potrerea. men have ignorantly ii themselves by a destructive | Revit or wamay alt ale neni wrth cert certainty of cure, DELANEY, MD, 51 Lisponard street, near Brosdway, 0 Efi bers 5 nenah Apnea grin coo! Roosevelt street, from pose eases, without mercury. find him at'2}¢ Roosevelt else. Beware of the quacks: 9, FEMALES—THE ORIGINAL PORTUGUESE Pills, « certain cure for foucens —— price $1, may be had genuine on! York Agensy” at Lispenard streat. ‘tine, the Feensh Specie, for female w lencorrkas, $2; the French Preventive, &e., ‘matled to any part of the Uni ¢ Rratia. g REWARD.—JEFFRIES’ ANTIDOTE, A cite mixture or the care of private makes a sreedy cure, without the least te 8 ve H. Ri Droedway, aed 108 Be Ww IK Lite, 104 Hanover over street, Liversy 6t =e ‘Rew der ites & Con At erty street, New Yor 2 & Co, 5 , ay bile, B. Peterson, i8 Chestaat atari aaa vegas or THE QUACK DOCTORS, LOOK Fos aT old and nd long setablished Hunterian New York city, oom, whe, from an enperlause. thot, seh ae falle'ts the lot or ony fe privat ‘Thi me oh oary mre of private nat e peter calling will nee ae one but the ras B constant attendance, In hie private rome, te roe sng ling to giv of cortit Nott remedy on earth one 3 ing minute description, po rx Soaranens wouLD INF him for the eure of dises ary ee oo pall. cers, 4 ates my your health, shun office. A cure @ R. FAWCETT sulted at his veh he f you valae the importor. See my ‘aypeme in my nteed in each case, of no ¢! CAN BE Leng nn gig pO =. office, 4 Dover rtreet, on direnses cured few di hore aay Seought.on ty sult obese, tothe ment invigorating $ ont cite for that dieesce ever Known in this countey. Ne fee Os eu R. WARREN) NO. on private dive: ich mi recenteases cored in fve days. Dt. Wye Specific, the ween iar RB. Peware t's pelsonepe connterthls, ew . ware K in Rucacwelt gteeet.. Ne fon iil sured. , NO. IT DOA. the treatment of deli tor’s reymration foe for [aa Jn, chose halt gxieted for yours is Gonstivalonst bronghe fy os fou or ne, iebiity, Be jon diglome in hie No fee tilloured. TR MEDICAL CAL OFEICR | a C4 Third avenee, N. Y.. where he ie songu tain disonees ni akness, Dr. C. Sttoon years, 9 mort extensive } J effects of self aby R, CONV sar having resided ge Of wewying theoe, dioeaoea, followed tice, devoted exelusively ot hesitation promins, ¢ tensive the cane amd rapidity of Fine cure, which we ofven Seperate wal ‘wide sdition Bi pp. with plates: price Bo conta, Sold av ah street, 43 Ann street, and by most booksstlons, ile 4 in occurs envelopes, by addreseing (postpaid) te tom Port Often. GOODS EXTRACT OF COPAVIA: epeedy cure for private disorders. ee days. This medicine will iy Sates oa bite ase ce -