The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1852, Page 4

ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC. Slight Improvement in Cotton and Corn. seas CUBAN SLAVE TRADE. YF AMERICANS In BOM RREST The Extensive Emigration { from Eurepe, ko., &o., &o. The steamship Pacific, Captain Nye, arrived at this port yesterday ufternoon, in eleven days and four hours, from Liverpool. She left that port at half-past 12 o'clock om Wednesday afternoon, the 21st ult. Her news, which is four days later, is of no importance Cotton and corn had slightly improved. Almost the only subject that engaged public attention im Paris, was the forthcoming grand review on the 10th of May, when the general impression was that on that day the empire would be proclaimed. Prince Paul, of Wurtemberg. died in Paris, on the 15th ult. Just as he breathed his last, the Papal Nuncio inti- | mated that the Prince had. fortnight previously, abjured the Protestant fuith and becomes Roman Catholic. The greatest surprise was manifested by the frionds and rela- tions of the Prince at the announcement. and much dis- satisfaction expreased at the secrecy which has been main- tained upon the subject. Some explanation have passed between the French Minister for Foreign Affairs and the Russian Minister, on ae apbject of an almanac published at Warsaw, for the Spreeent year, and in which it is set down that the reign- jag fumily in France is the younger branch of the Bour- ‘bons. Assurances had been given that there was no- thing of an offensive Kind meant to France or its Prosi-g dens. Marshal Gerard died, on Saturday, at Paris, 79th year of his age. ‘The new constitution for the Electorate of Hesse has just been published. It ix promulgated on the authority of the Dict of Frankfort, and has been drawn up in ac- cordance with the fundamental statutes of the Bund. Advices from Madrid state that a very general beliof existed in political circles, that the Electoral law and the constitution would very shortly be modified. ‘The Spanish government intend to organize a small equadron of evolution in the Mediterranean, for the in- struction of Spanish seamen. ‘Tho Madrid Espara rays that the government have ac- ceded to the request of Brigadier Pavia, that a court of inquiry should be held to investigate the facts on which General J. Concha, in accord with other authorities of Cuba, had founded his dismissal from the government of Matanzas, It will be recollected that this officer was dis- missed for dabbling in the slave trado. ‘Those of the American prisonerg concerned in the Cuban invasion who were at Coute, hi¥ing been pardoned by the Queen of Spain, were daily expected at Gibraltar, on the 12th ult., where they were to embark for the United States. Some Americans had been arrested in Rome, about the oth ult. Mr. Cass, the American Obarge d’Affaires, had taken the matter up. One of the persons [probably Parke Godwin, socialist, of Now York] arrested was a cused of publicly addressing the inhabitants and abus- ing the Papal government. Theso matters would, howerer, it was presumed. easily be adjusted, as the Papel authoritics were on good terms both with the ited States government aud their repressatative re- sident in the Eternal City. The accounts continue to pour in of extensive emi- tion from all parta of Europe to America and Aus- lin, Emigration from Germany appears to be very much on the increase. On the 15th ult., no less than 5,000 persons sailed from Bremen, ‘The correspondent of the Oest Dextsche Post writes from Constantinople. dated March 31, that tho other powers. particularly England and Russia, do not look with indifference en the bebavior of France in the Jeru- salem question, The London Globe. of the 2th ult.. states that it was reported in the clubs that the Chancellor of the Exche- quer intended to take off the income tax. A letter from Cairo, of the 3d ult., states the mis- sionof Fuad Effendi from the Porte had created most serious alarm in Egypt. Nine of the gates of Cairo were closed, and rentinels doubled at the remaining ones, Abbas Pacha had ordered his treasures to be removed to the Paluce of Abbusic, The gurrison at Alexandria was being strengthened, The English fleet was at Mayon. The new line of monthly steamers from Plymouth, England, for Madeira and the African coast, are an- nounced to commence runuing the Ist September. ‘The iron screw steainship Tamauliy of 500 tons bur- then, the first of a new line, will matched from Liver- pool cn the 4th of June, for St, Thomas, Kingston, (Jn- amuica.) and Tempier The Mon, John Bligh was expected at the English legation in Lerlin, to replace Mr. Mauley, appointed paid attaché at Washington The Liverpool Courier of the 21st ult. Tho long prevalence of easterly winds has been the means of keeping & larze fleet of ships outside the port. Hundreds of vessole are now due, but cannot arrive withont a change of the wind, We have Leen told that there are 300,000 bales of cotton on the water, owing tothis canse,, A change in the wind will present 0 the most extraordinary sights over shi such a in the ya — for England, and there he will embark, with Lis family, for the United. States He is about to enter into business, as he was before the events of 1548. The Europa errived at J the 19th ult . at 7 mil The Washing w York 27th ult. arrived at Southampton on Sunday morning. 15th inst. having put into Milford Haven. coast of Wales. on Wednesday 14th. fora rupply of coal eh erpool on Monday morning, before 1 « ¥ out, on ebie Bank, she was beset with field ice for twelte hours, ana damayed her floats, On 3d. passed several ice- Derg: ; 6th to 10th, heavy gales of head winds. with head seas ; till fuel “falling short, run for Milford She left Southampton on Monday morning for her destination. Arrival of Rosas. [From a Queenstown (Ireland) Letter, April 17.] Her Majesty's steamer Conflict. from the river Plate, arrived at Queenstown yesterday. haying on board Gene- rul Roras, his family and suite. The Conflict left the Plate on the 10th February, touched at Bahia on the 6th March, and althovgh bound for Portsmouth, was obliged to put in here, owing to head winds. io uring, the Voyage an accident occurred to one of the 8, which caused the death of four men. The eeert ae ts family landed, and walked about Queenstown yesterday, In the couree of the day his daughter end daughter-in-law, ac- companied by some officers of the ship, visited Cork, and returned to Queenstown the same evening by the nine o'clock train. The Conflict will sail in afew days for Bpithead. em (ais Sir John See New Artic Expedi- to Some additional information, confirming that previous- ly given, has been obtained by the English Admiralty ; Hut the following paragraph contains the opinion of Sir Edward Belcher on the su’ ‘The subject of the two ship iceberg, by the captain and alluded to expressed his but beyond the iceberg. and Terror; and that onition or Correctness of the objects seen over afield of ice. He instanced case which occurred to Captain Sir Edward Parry, who, with a shooting party in the Arctic regions, pursued, what every one of the party would have taken his ‘oath was a herd of moose deer, until they came up to them after nearly » whole day’s exertion—anil found they were a flock of ptarmigan. : The new Arctic expedition had not left Woolwich on the 19th ult. sie It is stated that another searching expedition is tob dispatched to Melville Island, with the view of mectins that already in Bebring’s Straits. aid to have heen geen on an of the Renovation, was nd Sir Edward Belcher been sven, not on re not the’ Erebus » reliance could be placed on the European Emigration. IGRATION FROM GERMANY. A Berlin letter of the 1ith ult. says:— At the last sitting of the Contral German Emigration Society, the increase ofthe number of emigrants in the pre- went year wns noticed. Though the muin cause of this increase is to be sought in the social and political condi- tion of some parts of Germany. P sy ularly Hesse and some districts of Thuring © society ascribed much to the continual etlort p emigration agents, who endeavor to procure a+ many paesengers for the Shippers ax possible ; and, to decide the peasantry who may be inclined to ciigrate, but still hesitate to take such 4 step, xpread all kinds of reports among them ; the inexperience and ignorance of the people of remote dis- tricts are eo great that they believe the most incredible stories. ‘bur into the Polish peasantry of Posen these agents have infused the belief that Koouth aud Dem- Dial have procured from © the King of Amoriea"’ large f settlement tracta of land for thie purpose object of these agents is to got theireomn amount of pasenge money, they ax and the fate of hundreds of the amig The seciety publishes from to time warnings against there zepresentations, but it ix to be feared they huve not all the efivet desired. The oviety and its branches re- ion on the rupulous, ix pitinbl commend (he «nm from Bremen. as they wtate h Treneb govermaruts © apy ¢ © the protection or wien by Havre and Liverpool, I IA IN IRPLANDs The @ «o great is the aixiety felt by vb « in that purtof Connaught bo ten De am the tt he tha uch of them ur buve been te ¢ nt mept on drainage th inary As the sole | | small parcel of i eo rc The Case of Mr. Salomons, M.P. (From the London News, ft nbs The ina yesterday, gave _judemen lo MP, case fer vs. Salomons,”’ and the ‘subject of ‘Jewish’ disabilities must therefore again | come before the House of Cs ons with more it ne- ceasity than ever for settlement. The electors of Green- wich—now for #0 many months left without their full re- presentation in Parliament—must bestir themselves to demand rome change of the law. and so also must every friend of civil and religious liberty. It now appears that one out of the three judges before whom the case was ar- gued, holds an opinion favorable to the claim of Mr. Salo- mons, whilst the other two were adverse, Death of Marshal Gerard. Marshal Gerard died in Paris on the 17th ult. He had been for eighteen hours preceding his death ina state of unconciousness ; but the mois of his family remained by Wy his bed until he breathed his last. Marshal Gerard wis in his cightieth year. He is tho fourth marshal whom France has jost during tho last few months. Soult, Scbastiani, Marmont, preceded him at short intervals to the ve. The death of tho last left Gerard, who received his éaton immediately on the ac- cession of Louis Philippe, doyen of the 8, Marshal Keille, created in 1847. succecds to hia rank. Gerard commanded a division of Grouchy's corps in the Kimperor's last campaign. Hearing tho roar of cannon in the direction of Waterloo, he made earnest attempts to ersuade may to march in that direction to join the Finperor ; and the deaf ear that his communding office turned to his urgent appeal is deplored by M. de Lamar- tine, the latest Bistorian of thas bloody field, MR. JAMES M'HENRY’S CIRCULAR. Liverroo., April 20, 1852. Bacon is wanted. at full rates. The Maysville beef re- ferred to in my last circular, has been sold at prices never Dofore reached here, except some years since, for one tern cured; several other brands lately landed, have met no attention. ‘The imports of French pork appear equal to the demand. Cheese is quite neglwted. Lard continues steady. Quercitron bark is quiet. Cloverseed dull, and nominal Tallow remains Sranout improvement. Of Oils the stocks are very suall. Tice is not cheaper, Breavsturrs,—A good demand for consumption has set in, and enabled holders to make a further advance of x1 14. to 2d per 7 Ibs. on wheat. the 6d. per barrel on flow Indian corn is unchanged being 30s. 6d.. and for whit Corros.—Confidence in th caiicls seems to increase, and prices of good useful lots have advanced this week, about 1-16d. to yd. per Ib., and the business of the two days reaches 18,000 to 19,000 bags. fully one-fourth being for export or speculation, There is more doing to-day in Manchester; and in the absence of stocks, yarnagommand a small udvance again, As the supplies of the raw mato- rial may for some time now be large, it is is mot unlikely they will check for a while any material improvement in prices, particularly if the spring be an early one, and tha present crop point to 2.900,000 bules. MESSRS. A. F. & R. MAXWELI’S CIRCULAR. Lavexroot Conx ance, April 20, 1852.—The trade has evinced considerable animation, and a con- siderable business has been done in wheat and barrel flour, at an advance of 1d. to 2d. per 70 lbs.. and 6d. to 13, per barrel. Indian corn also has been in improved de+ mand. at an advance of Gd, per quarter, both on parcels on the spot, and cargoes afloat. In other articles there has been little doing. and no material change in prices, The weather continues dry. with cold east winds, which renders vegetation very backward in this vicinity, At this day’s market there was a fair attendance of the town and country trade, md a good consumptive demand Was experienced for wheat aud barrel flour, at an improve- ment of 2d per 76 Ibs., and 6d. to 1s. per barrel over the prices of this day week. Sack flour was moro saleable, butmot dearer, Oats and oatmeal met with a slow retail demand. at barely late rates, Barley and beans were moreinquired for. and the turn in favor of the seller, In- dian eorn was difficult to meet with, and flat American How brought 308, 6d. per quarter, being au advance of . to 1s. per quarter. Wheat, per 70 Ibe,—Canadian white, 68, a 6s, and United States red, 7d. a Ss. 1d. Canadian, sweet, per 196 Ibs., 208, a 208, 6d.; nal, 205 208. 6d. ; Baltin pre and Philadelphi: Sour flour. 17, ellow. highest prices for yellow Money Manxey, April 20, P.M.—Consols for money $5; to 4s. for account 9014 to 4. Shares are ra- ther lower. 1 is nothing of importance to be gleaned from the gencral tenor of the market for foreign securi- ties, and prices aro in general steady, With regard to ¥qus appears to be a better feeling in fu- yor of this steck, and x fractional advance in the value has been obtained; omewhat im- proved. ‘The mar an mining shares is very much better than for some wecks past. ‘The late advices from Melbourne and the colonies have caused an inquiry for tho shares of several companies which pre- viously were in little or no demand Panis Bounsr, Moxpay, April 19.—The market has not heen quite 0 animated ‘to-day, but prices have been pretty well maintained, and the th tions throughout the inorning have been immaterial, The market closed follows:—Three per Cents,. for cash, 72f.; for account, f. He. THE LATEST. Livenroot, April 21—11 o'clock, A. M. Corron.—2 he market opens steadily, but is less active Prices, for the most part, are un- than on yesterday. changed. The sal according to present appearances, will reach 6.000 to 7,000 bales. Ereapsturrs.—The market opens very steady; but few sales are going of yesterday, jowever, are fully supported. MARBRITIMB INTELLIGENCE, Arrived, Nye, Liverpool, with mise and 33 pas- #. “Left 2ist, 1290 PM; arr up at 425 ‘ad winds and heavy head sea du; h ‘April 25th, 230 PM, Ist 5 22, lon 22 12,1 th, at 3 5 PM, iatay, lon 25 seed steamship Atlantic; 2h, lat 44 1, lon Sf, passed # French bark bound east. showing the number 135; ay 2d, at 615 AM, passed steamship Arctic, 112 miles from Sandy Hook. Steamship’ C: Windle, Aspinwall, 224 i with paseeng fold dure to aL ‘Rohert moderate weather the whole passage. On the M,in the Caicos Passage, saw a steamer bound south, yond to be the Daniel Webster, hance for San Juan; Passage, exchanged oi Steamship Pacifi sengers, to BK Ci PM. Had strong whole passage, ed a Cunara teamer bound east passed whaling bark ND Chinse, Cho rly, cutting of B: up” whale on deck, and two boats chasing three Whales in sigh! Niip Ashburton (pkt), McWilliams, Liverpool, April. 4, with mdse and 416 passengers to April Ist 4220) ou 17, exchan u Jnion rinnell, Minturn & Co. d signals with one of the Line of packets, hence for Havre; 20th, lat 43 61 68, passed one of the Canard steamships, bound from Bostor tnann, Hamburg, 25 days, with chmidt & Balchen. pril s, with mdse and March 2 with . AP lat ainted black Ship New Hampshire, Chase, Antwerp, mdse and 212 passengers'to BD Hurlbut &'C id wed the wreck of # brig, inside, had a house on the after part of the with one window in the after part of it, aud painted bad © plain stern with a white moulding, no name, loft, foremast and forctopmast standing, no bow- 4 into the mast, ition, ‘erey, Sagua la Grande, 9 days, with sugar and molasses to D Curtis, Brig Hearts of Oak (Br), Dibben, Pool iron and salt to Siffkin & Ironsid 23-90, fell in with a new vessel abandoned, one au Tic Nancy Ann'(ot Wells), Jacobs, Guyama, PR, It days, with molassesto order. April 22, lat 35, lon 68 53, spoke schr E'athine (ot Erevincetows), for Percemrute, Brig Waitetill (ot Lincoluvilie), Morse, Savannah, 7 days, yellow pine to order, Sehr Farr, Rockport, 3 Schr Ose 3 days. ille, Sdays, with yellow at Bank. Miller, Alexandria, 4 days: Aes, eect V4 days. Cot Me Sehr Joel ball, Clarke, Portland, Conn, Sehr Rusvell, iolmes, Portland, Conn, Schr Thos W'Thomson, Nickerson, Boston. Sehr Edward Perry, Evang, Berlin, Md, 2 days, Schr Mariner, Nickerson, Gloucester, 4days. Nickerson, Boston, 4 days, ometock, Nantucket. Bailey, Derby. tland, ( Sloop Orwin, Cs Sloop Fre Sloop Pointer, Fowler, Prn Sloop Sea Witeh, Welis, Prov Battea, Shipe Avalanche, Baker, New Orlow nl; € ¢ hy Man: “parks Pinch, W jceton; Amuranth (Brom). Peet . Bremen, u, Foster, Norfolk; A I Sturges, Avery, St Jago J othere. pect, NNW. {Per Srrasanue Pactere,] ebwrd, London, and pro. , do, and provecded for $ y, Small, Mobile: 1th, Thomar, and Chimlooraza, Webb, (not Hothertson), Charteston; Compromice, Callendar, Browa; Mobile, :1vth, Mary Annat, Akbar; Gibbs, NOr Charlotte 1 ard Home, Muir, Charleston; Hugeno N¥ork; Guy Mannering, bd: Vig Ich, Her, Gridivhe, and Groat Britain (6), forward in wheat, flour, orcorn. The prices Riley, tavannah; | | | | David | Ames, Mr Ruch, GW Finloy, Capt Bonnee™, nas, Mobile; NOrlenns; aon oe, in Mi oa State re lows, Kerr (or My Bi om. trom N Cae from 40. Of Polat ae 1PM, Merlin, frotPiroagh the great of news from all parts of the d_ to omit the oni, we ai ‘aro, ny the Pac nome, me et ofthe ship Herald Marine ms aaron, J Arrived—04h, brigs Mande, Jones Hallo st ARE thos R Stewart, Owens, Baltimore; 12th , Hawkins, Halifax, NB. Sid" 13h, brig Nova eotise kins, Savana In port ship Holl; P from B. a pit port ship Hollyoake, Perkins, from fs brig Ells, as Acaruroo, April 13. from Pi hip Rowena, 40 days a, with re putin for water, to sail in a fe for 3 orate Phil ma, Castner, 6) we fr tin for wat sail inset . ry mr a0, oy from’ Vajparaises Bele T jr). with coal for om Peruvian), 23 days from Panam sith 190 nen S¥rancisco; soon no provisions, th dark Alox Robinson, arr to-day from, Guatemala. Medlays teem Fanavas, cid to-dagrOcc Ince Braselece, neers. PAMSO EST wry goellancoms. Barx Joun Mayo, Vincent, in attempting to leave San Francisco tor Hong Kong, on the Ist inst, in ‘tacking missed and wont ashore, head on, inside the South Heads, » hore distance east of Mile Kock. There being & heary sea on at the time, with a fi ie, the vossel and be- Sane & total ioags All bonds sored. Scur Lavra Buvans, at San Francisco, from Labsins, during a heavy NW gale, om the 2d ult, carried away jt)- om, isions, with Scun Exact, which sailed from San Francisco for the Russian const. and supposed to have beon, was, at Pug..'s Sound, March '26. Phos Boars Fanny awp Favonire came in ¢ while lying to outside San Francisco, at 2 4 ‘The Fanny lost bowsprit short off by the knight. bese ad slightly damaged in bulwarks, head and rail. The Favorite Was muinjured. SALus ov Vessers Av San FRANciscO—Thofollowing res- tele were sold by the US Marshal, under the ordor of the U art, Northern District of California :—March ith, bark An $3,200, to Rr Brownsaud svesmior Jenny Lind, tor $7, ae, to W Hi Taylor, ‘Whalomen,. Arr at Luhnina, Feb 23, ships Lancastor, Almy, of New Bedfcrd. klyn, Newry, of New Loudon, 70 wh; ache f° Stonington, 17 mos ous, 310 sp, nn Cabinet, Noyes, of Stonington, clean; Cowper, Fi ‘ew Bedford; Sth, Coctes. Crom: well, of New Tedterd, 60 sp, 30 wh Shepuerdoon, Waters, of Mysilo, 130 ep, Nussan, Waite, of do, 5: Eleartown 30 ep th Aare G “| litt, of Fairh orn waders, 40 sp: Seine, Cook, of do; Betsy Williams, n, of Stonington, 110 h, Harvest, Spooaer, nt Fairhaven, 70 spi 14 Troup, Coggeshall, of New Bedford, 600 sp; 17th, Cat 2, Hull, of New London, 180 wh; Euphrates, Weaken, of Now Bedford, 100 ap; Jamen Loper, Whip ppey, of Nantucket, Cld Biaech 3d, schr Charlés Phelps, Burch, Arctic clean, Ocean. 4, bark Columbus, Harris, Nh, 5 mos 01 s Fellowes, Pendleton, Ston, 17 mos ont B,5 mos out, 55 ap; Isaac H "5 hark Pioneer, Billings, NB, s Jas Edward, Luce, NB, 5 , § mow out; bark Cho- 1 4, slip Aquetnot, Taylor 4] Mon tieelle, cs Nantuckot, 14 months out, ep ees with 500 bbls sperm oil. in lat. Be 3 fen 166 30 E, ship Alert, Boys, ofN London, 18 months out, 75 bbls sp aud 600 bbls black oil. ‘No date, 8, lon 73 30 W, Alex Coffin, Purington, at for North Pacific, clean. Ap.17; Franklin, Soper, Provincetown, 140 bbs oll. on a cruise. Spoxxn— Dec Both, lat 3 N, ton 150 W. ship Moros, of N Bedford, boil ing out 3 sp w ‘eb 25th, Int 137 8, lon 15330 Wy bar! J E Donnell, d, 6'os out, 160 sp, bound Wort W, Benj Rush, Swai ep 1,216 bbls fish’ oi is of Warren, land « few months, ; Would cruise off Nor Proceed home; report vl having spoken two pi Tamerlane, Shookley, Nib, 100 bbls "bil; Liverpool, (supposed Swift), ND, 400" bovk bound to NW’ Coast in about two month March 23, Int 33, lon 70, schr SR Sopier, from Province town to North Atiantic. aatienmer Golden Gate, at Panama for San Francisco— 1% saw ® steamer bound up, supposed to be. the Rertheraers the 90.AM, saw a steamer, supposed the Ten- nessee, bound up. Pauip Bartalle, ¢ Jérocker, hone: (Ost 22) for Sam Francisco, ‘eb 6, Ta Clipper ship Northern Light, 11th ult, 7 AM, south of Capo St Lucan, ia the Gulf of Calitornia, bound to Avapules tee the wrecked passengers of the North America—by steamship Golden Gate. . Foreign Ports. 00, March 17—In port brigs Clarit , oom, with passengers of wrecke: ; John’ Dunlap, for do. Holmes, for 8 eamer North ‘on, Jn—See Correspondence. piAnaqa, April 2—Arr steamships Tennessee, Totten: 8 Francisco 16 days; Constitution, Harford, do19 days; shi Hornet, Barker, do 2 days; 4th, steamship New ‘Orie Ackley, do IG day Wind, Osgood, do 20 day 6th, schr BL Alle ncisco’ via San Juan 4 days; ith. ship Magd burk St Mary, Cli California, Whiting SFrancisco; C brigantine Isabel Hermosa ( whips New Orleans, Ackley, do lard, do; Lith, selu BL Allen, dn ne ee, whe passengers Oza and barks go on boned, slgo the follow. lerchant; bark Bohemia, brig ships Trade Wind and Mornet, wtg pass Frances, do; St Ma ing storeships:—3! Eveline. , with cai Talma, March 30-Sbips Castilia Brinham, from NYo: SFrancise ess, do Go; barks Florida, Brown, aor Chileo; Madona, etjin, from SFranc 00; Cari Ripley, from 4 Foss, from do; R hatfi B Mumpbre Maria, I BOSTON, eauilla April ‘ape Craz Roanna (ut Thy le d river, Chastena ‘ gebrs, Henry Cru. ye, Cardenas A pri Ben Ney ton, Foster, George: Coombs, Wilmington, NU; BE m, English, do. Cld ships Aral dase Indien: Opie, Wood, avans Lathrop, NOri barks Georgia, Lindse sn Lowell, Hammond, Baltimore; Delaware, Aust! and Sylvin lighee, Higbee, « {i Edward, May, do; Homer, HA RLESTON, April 25—Arr ship Fempehien, Robinson, ae bark Yarmouth, Ban; Yo: Sp polacre Adriano, Oliver, Gibarra (Cuba); scht D 1b Warner, Totten, the offing, Br bar! Mahone: Rr! 8; ateo, Be bark Pri A Cld ships ork, Hull, Havre; John Ruth Wambersie, Liverpool; bark Shedd brig J Nickerson, tland, Providence e, and years ther Ritzabette from Wilming- West Indies, went to som last night. Packet ol, is at anchor above the Buoy on the Brown, waiting wind to wo tosea. Brigs Vernon and together with ners Right Director, Bacon. ‘on, Crooks, Virginia, Price, Harriet, and soveral vee are at the breakwater. A heary fog prevailed this morning, which did not clear off till noon, ind light and variable N—Arr at Astoria, March 30, brig Susan & Abi- 3 idosticnte of everything At Puget's Sound 24th, brigs G W Kendall and Leonora; schr Exact, for Queen Charlotte's Sound, (supposed to have been ee PHIA, May 2—Arr bark Minesota, Veacock, nambuco: brig Cohen, Daly, nas; schrs Honritta, Keon, do; Ellen, Nick neon, IF ort Wm M NYork; Enterprise, Clark, vousul don; Jow, Hoyt, Newbury; Cld brigs ‘Adele, Lewis, St hites and 1 tuine, St Jago'de Cuba; Bermuniai Be 4 Townsend Jones, ship Tusoarora, for Liver} er pr Payeon, Crowell, dor 8 N er, Sears, Boston; Orezon, Vangilder, Warren; Wm James, larcey, NHaven; Chas $ Wood, Colter, NYork; Ohio, Shelhon, Kingsbridge, NYork; Oneida, O'Neill, do; Orb, Yu ap Fat Seater, ‘Mlexandcia: Wm. P°Coriit, et Corne Pitindelphiny’ John Well, Rovlands dey floor America, Sturges, NYork. Sid prover vr Petrel, sebee Independence, Fartow W ashingtors Nt Finest, Pantore, do; Suffolk; Rowland. aid Suifolk; Saratoga, Sinple, Phila nase, en, NYork. fark Sura ‘Aan, for Mobi anchor off Warwick Nec! PORTLAND, April 20—Cld bi man, Havana! Finsacler, Mall, Wardwe! SAVANNA, april oar brig Alfred Exall, Gelder, NYork. Below, «hi from Cid bari Pxnct, Stevens, ‘N bark Exact, Steve ork. SAN FRANCISCO, ape ‘nama, March 1 mont, Dow, do do; bark St G SA dave; brig Emily Farnha schr Queen of the West, A: ship Aurora (Br), Cottier, ston, Sterling, Baltimore 125 Tabit} Murch f; sehr Curlow, Bron bark Francis Patridge, Broughton, Harrict, Given t's Sound; Mount Vernon, Sweet, from 8 fishing cruise; 4th, brig Kingsbury, Marshall, Oregon; schra Kwora Bevans, Pierce, Lahaion, 1; Sen Sorpent, Swain, §Br), Wallis, Pana aan; sehr Olivia, Morrithe 8 Goo F Williams, Kins- io; sohrs Wm Pickering; “at Lee Nichols, NYork; “Austria, ork. sid Arr atoamship P intermediate port, « (Ir), Michell, iller, Coros Island 1 hy, from ® fishing crate; ipnah Spragie, Hooper, (See Marine Correspon- Sacramento; 24, steamship Fremont, Dow, Benicia; barks Suecosn, Farley Sabai Barstow, Panamay 34, | brige Fawn, By Oregon; Col ‘Fremont, Erskine San dro: Ei aw), Newell, Honolua ret, Davis, Portland, 0; scbra Mary W, Lester, S to; Harrison, Schander, de: stoops Mt Vernon, W Vir ginia. Ball. do, Sid jst, bark America, ert es aes feo ge Does Northern Light. 8 Mir a, abip Northern Light, Avapulooy bar Pennmar Si, menmaiip’ Aen Bird: Haley, Sant Die ar i senmship Colombia, Dali, Orsgon; brigs Fawn, James Caskie, ovrta im the Pacific, Col Fremont, gle, Honolulu, Passengers Arrived, roi Stenmabi Pasife—Rov J Hardonberg an iy, Mise Hardenberg abd victer, Mrs Abby A a Cc nd rister, Governor Powors of St Luca»; 4 Mier Hugeine, J B Waller ind: ‘ott. ght deen « ‘ad A Alexander nud servant, Jas O Saeldun md ady, Meet Sheldon, HR Sheldon, Mw 8 8 Do Jones and Lad: it Myers, il ra dacoley, Mr Bore Mra Korenheim and Jady addy, Mi fister, Master Ti thers, M * Lal, Mr Olyp! nit, Mr Wright, 5 ch and son, Mr Haver ir Bottmen, AM wot? AGF tr, TT Shaw, Pe Pierce, JB Jomes, FOveay, G UB: mavs, Mire Vater. G Tivhter Summers ringten, Cd M Odin Mr Ivander Crab WB Curr Menitn javie, Jax Welsh, Thos Welch, MT Gunter, J iin. Mr Reiner, Mrs ‘Tratnor, Mire Simi Capt Bens Ki Smith, TW Foncrman, T O'Keofo, Rh Cox, Mr MeCutee. 5 4 rerpe-Ship Ceaterlon—A Zeroga, F Zorsga, Miso P iz | in good locatio: met | Guar ee ais wea | A ASR eee Mo le rectors at Water rolg rat | Desert pace cara 18 Barroy (ot property is ef apply STERN \TTENTION t+y CARPEN, |ASTERN TIMBER.—THE A’ am; and ethers, is ee Spruce Tim we lot of reer, long on ? uy Trenty-o0 ath ant river. whole or one best located down ren OR SALE, IF fF eyed Zor IRMEDIATRLY, Panty ‘toply so Broadway. No. 3S Et Ge per, OR SALE—THE STOC! XTORES, F E, Pipi iy ire hee tad ‘ F Bayantel RLES G. SANFORD, OR SALE—IN thade ureen, Will 2S acid - ee BK, 479 Broadway. LANSINGBURG kitohen, dinii Re SALE—A A EORAADEE HORSE POWER, IN FIRST rl order, to; for immediat rect, near Third ave: Fax ARM Lf | 8 acres. nt Al Orch Mate of cultivation For of H, H. LADD, 66 Pearl street, A L E_POSSESSION ora: 7 wo les. rn fh one milo from ‘callees and further with Saws, Belts, Grooving Tools, e use; would sult » oarpenter of d will be sold low for want of use, Apply at “ye a wits m7 nite The House ¥ artioelans, air fares par " i Fo SALE, CHEAP—A SALOON, IN BROARTAY, Madi ree, rene ow Xoek, ond Lives eae itis wlalrere SRE Mt See ey toland cas pene aoe ant per, Ser Ry ay fp /h~4 ry inde, eltber on bent reo fel id for. i ip Secmesues ta | or four days, and BUTLER detent 118 Sand 1a5 South vest Qt ae FOR ANTELOPE, Capteie TR Rent tiy Captein Robers, vail themsel Teding in three im three Rit stcoot, eee AT soreN as See ote Rx ‘ou have, t Kings’ Vogotable Dys) Let cho ease be shronl'oe stharwiae peep ia Se: DEK, HAV} YOU GoT THE Pat nie per roa rain emay om apéelo beyond an amount for | mediate reli: They hats toed the test, and oan be ralied jenced surgeon on board. BWcents per bottle, Office ea vitor atreet, Au “ettere ‘nd nowspapere must pats through the Post ESTAMPEDE MIXTURE, A PERFECT ROUT AND For frvight or passage, PPIEM ca aRp, $8 Broadway. deity "or oF penn “lly ty De. Bawect regh manatees vcag in mea martin? Boa | Avg nth ty, Wonge, iting late Ph ape will be hereafter admitted in Bngl: transitu for the United Statos and other countrios. uence of which, French # watches may bo shippe St Havre fr Nev York or Bosten, via Liverpool, without ther risk, 00 as herotofere, of boing seized by the Eng- h, ic and other fore! da received and ree er with Briti itish patie Sores bills of lading ace given in Havre for New York. third floors. all irregularities of the fom: savice, one dollar be. Fonuing but those of DP. Ofose thronghow eount gonerally, General depot, 98) ‘Breeavay, stoond sud HE FEMALES’ CONFIDE! ) ee ree _Cenclitias rea EDUCTION IN vanes BETW! fry! Jip sor DS Uh tense ES JANNONE, a THE piiyeunry or rs at ‘tely arrived at Ni ‘ork, Sets the pets i prevent Pp some se Thursday, Mag § | cases of Di advantage oan cy I ‘Thursday, June ics OBicp of ‘Thus July Jannone, Eg He FR. consultat ‘Thureday, Juiy 10 to 12o'olock, A. M., and from 5 to 7, P.M, iy adel, 5 in poty Mptate 1 rooms, $65; in ment is Jrithonsaeronry, R. COOPER, 14 DUANE STREET, MAY BE ‘sulted confidentially on delionte discases. Hi 1D ke ail cases undertaken, ith wing hotter Dr. oy has been re the writer to have publiheds—-De. Cooper—Dear th pi twerd | is now over seven years since I first applicd vo yo to yous say beay swith Neate ta tn Cates losative, aad doings Shiving bea State rooms; $50) fncludin provislens and ements sag was then ono mass of discage, I was from the ness. The reason for south out is the owner is sor ot PICARD: he 1 Bxohan, Beep tae ease ble, Rog Behe mzeet Dhyadiane ‘e souk Australia, Apply to JAMES HOMPSON, 34 Liberty sttoes, fg pa erent ercti be srertog Ri: Suniy ; "ier = OR LIVERPOOL.—THE FAVORITE AND WELL | must confess, I had no Foligved; andy ot the beat lotatione tn the ety: belay cle tp A. Rai FrCinswn steamship SAitAll SANDS, 130 tong barcheu | wondorfl fo fl, ater Te 9 Depot. It sold ® bargain, plied tor pron, Commander, willbe despatched for Liver: | cured me of one’of the ‘most losthsoe diseases I verily PUMlttely, as eee eats Laden Vandoren mae tse on a Satucdny, Sth Ms ‘12 o'elock. his ship has boon | believe, it was ever the lot of any aafurtonateteleg $e Apply at 483 Broadway, basement, horoughly rettte perior aocommodations for | adlicted with, and still continuo to/onjoy the best of vate Appl) A seengers. For ‘cig or nage » apply to. I feel that I would be wanting inmy duty to my follow mam OR SALE—TEN RAILROAD OR FARM CARTS, SIX HO’ SON, Ageuts, 94 Broadway, | and gratitude to yous from having saved tne from. ao mines F Farming a1 iansation Carts, one Caruan‘s Catt, =aeoe s Hea death, were I not te make 1b public, that it might be two Coat nat of cart snd wal OR NEW ORLEANS, DIRECT.—THE NEW DOUBLE | themenns of saving many an. wn ing from the Harne: oth new a: at the large Maolery ot engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, W. Sear: | brink of the grave, &o. THOMAS GREEN, rickls yee, MICHAEL MULLONE, n atreot, Jersey City, between | Sommander, will leave Pier 16, Ent River oa th | Harlem, Montgomery otrest and'ene rolivend, BE (SE MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COM. nion—By Dr. Mauri rofessor of Diseases ° tion is one of the most desirable in ¢] deen extablished for the pi HOWES, 83 OR SALE~A RESTAURANT AND OYSTER SALOON, & partner wanted, with from $400 to $500. Tel Appiy to Cc. B THOS, P. ‘STANTON, 56 South street. Hills oftading will be furnished to shippors on application or at the office of the agent, The WILbiane PENN ease. Marks, will suoceed, JOR SALE-THE STOCK, FIXTU: ture of ® liquor store and boa: Dining Saloons, and aThroad, Needle To persons wishin, 3 @ good opportun the above, this o! ding reat nity. ‘APP RES, AN. D “eels York Real Estate Agency, No. 2 Dey street, OUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE OR TO UL iow arti Central Morrisania and panes villages. For "ARS. hi oulars enquire of JAMES L. I-A Fifth atreet, RAM, ‘oi Date T and 9 o' clock A. M., or ning, after 7 o'clock, reot, Ni Morrisnnisy or of FW, ow York, between the hours i d 3 o'clock P, M., or in the Waal es ee FOR SALE.—FOR PARTICULARS Ee Hackensack, Ww. Wen 59 Wall street, Sompony, Were Yorks ofS. Firemon's Tusvrance T° PERFUMERS, DRUGGISTS, LI Label and show cards, aud every de eription of | promptly, and in the best style. and others.—A large and olegant assortment of the Rowest styles of labels constantly on hand ithographic office, 66 Gold st: QUOR MERCHANTS at Felgetinees eli et. Iithograpby’ exec WO PROPELLER CONDENSI 22 inch cylinder, 26 inch stroke, Pease & Murphy's 27 Corlear's corner Cherr; Fulton Foundry office. Also, twelve NG ENGINES, OF will be sold chonp at street, second hand Boilers, from 5 to 20 horse Power, and 4 now cy Roilors of 23 horse power, ench, complete, SE & MURPH 0 DRUGGISTS- A DRUG STOR E, NOW DOING A ood busiuess in one of the principal thoroughfares in the city. Apply to 171 Third avenue, 0 PRINTERS.—FOR SALE, A LARGE HYDBAULIO Standing Press, and a su; Press, with eelf-in Mee & Co., Gold street ral ‘ashing! ng appara us omaplete. Apply te KM. ton Hund ‘OOD FOR SALE.—THERE IS A LARGE LOT 0 OFTHE best Pine Wood for sale, in Northampton county, Eastern Shore, Virginia. ‘This wood lies on the Che about eight miles from Cape Can be cai antit; will contract to out any lengths, to Somsmuatsatie 10 be addressed t i Ae 19 wood will be put on board, oF ee to be had on the pe all timet of pine wood, of good Robert. a depth o} ied wate by the purchader. nality, which the urcha: . Pouls suit bi paid, Onancock, Accomack county, Virginia, good real eatate in’ New Hampshire, change. A line addressed to 2 joy’s Hotel, Park row, prompt attention. wiibla cus wee TED TO PURCHASE—FROM $10,000 TO $50,000 worth of Goods. for which real estate, or mortgazes on will’ be given in ex- room No. 109 Love- will receive VELLERS’ GUIDE. XCURSION TO FLAMMERSBURG —THE STEAM- cursion to Flammersburg, on Mond and Wednesday, Gth of May. Sho w Fulton street at’9 o'clock A. M., and boat Island City, Captain Silas Reynolds, will make an ith, day, 34, Tuesda; Bots ill leave the and retnruing, will leave Flammersburg at 2! day. Flammer and agents on board, with ard who will be pleased quired. N. BA Persons desirous to see and purchaso 1c the b sand maps, affording any information re- is cuguged for the occasion. OK CHARLESTON—SEMI-WEEKLY LINE. THE entirely new and magnificent steamship JAMES ADGER, Capt. J. Dickinson, will 1 river, on Wednesday, May Sth, ab 4 0 P, nh | family, it is of speci Here her budding into Somazhood, also, every ther—the one ife—the mo’ or the ‘ovker 1 in the For freight, apply ox board, whore all bills of os ij ped and frp ‘ke counting room of dg alls | of years—in whom nature contemplates an im TILESTON kr CO. 4s South otee he above named | CRANES, can discover tho causes, ate and the most aeeane is recommended to the tr: bate one of efficient romodies, and most certain cure, in every 8 line anperior, in point of comfort myth upon our const; and from recent trial of, hye epeees Av ts | jought abe will eclipse anything afleat, The public is in- to examine her. a Hay oun vin raaes 8 CITY, mander, will sail on Wedno ay, "My, direct for complaint to which her ox is a (Extract of heard your book wiehly from gon foman in Dayton, Davros hiy Dean Sin~My wife has boon pero spt some three years or more, in conse: Leeds of ish and seey aie some months before and sive durin; i more eat more Ly con his time = Pabens te Bae pt end nat rere ice — Sth, ne 2 o'clock, pinwall, com: tore reaching ihe roe tr ith the magnificent stent NOR’ ERNERS ye cy chen Bae ‘mind, and the EMPIRE CITY, 2,00) tons, ee Commander, | the Jo: Lacy oF cred to my” wifo, on learning that Sap ‘will loave her pier at the fat oe Warron street on Henday, Ls Bret sence @ AR eat peoveied » remota, ct vrith t he. walt pros ie Ba for t! ether ye8e weed Bart pamed APOREGON, | $00n ts hi FRildven left motheriess, | It is, of course, psectioabie to conrey mores the | serious subjects treated of, ag they ere of & Venton, and ale the danger tnd | itera atest eet, New York; Litle a Con Albay, Soom ed from the steamers, tres of ox. | Tucker, “Me Mobile, ms STaneme, ty rao rect ve, on the company’s whar! at Aspinwall. ‘Transitofthe | treet I serge ‘adelp! n tl receipt of +, scorn ill be tiie At the. passengers’ expe fe dintge by mail, free Pettege, seer pact ote RaAras Or FARE TO ASPINWALL, o re ment be iressed, Ladies’ Saloon ft and F State Room. ard Saloon, ido 65 | finoriy A iburtccas, Box LEM Now Fock’ diy, Othe Lab , bait pri to CHAS, A. WHITNEY, at R. LA CROIX'S PRivaTs MEDICAL TREATION— Fifteenth edition; by M.B. Ls Croia, For freight or pasnage, apply rules by whieh all the office of the companies, 177 West street, corner of Warren. | Sty; gith the anthor's observations on marrings and disgu ions, an ro) HROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO.NEW YORK AND | graphs, illustrating the anatomy a1 aio San Francise p,Line—The now stesmship | fuses of the eproduotive ongane of bot canes, UNITED STATES Ca Berr commander, willtake | tures, ores, and functions Teoontaina many important her departure for Ni IBth | to those com plating matrimony, whioh wil any, at 3 P.M, conmectin octions againet none, however Thou take tate engin sicammnip WINFL porten ut first its pages. Tt Kenney Coaillara, commander, whick’ ii disoasos of f F aingle. arrivafof the passengers at Panna by ‘who fay from New Yor! ciately theresfver pru Suaht to ki rly an } Francisco direct, without sto intermediate By those whom the vd th tard fut the These roasol, oat ‘and safety, aro nol tar Bai Hs quackery. so prevalent in popuias <itiea, Br. anyon rout an omy x) Lt eurgeon et ley i ic! andfor tl vt 8 Beische ach vest "The United Staten hae made teeny gu ‘consulted upon the differeay, in soven days nine- ere performed the age between Ghee oa hours; and the Winfield sect as spon, whlch bis back treat pod pe oe eae as y person sending twenty-five cents voyage betireen Now Vork and Panama (othe shorvecetins | eiliteecicn see copy by mail, free of on reoord, both as to running and net from port to | for$l. Addross Dr. M. B, LA CROL Port. Books now open, and through t e, Fisst | bany. Ni Y. Sold by Garrett, & Co. Babin, atate room, $516; second do, Beringer & Townsend, 23% Brosdway, N. 7a Apply + DAVI juffale, Genorai Agen $ F pars AND ) LONDON TREATMENT OF 104 ‘corner. of Liberty street. 3, in = fow hours, by a voge' ne a stellt Passengers by tie pie feed Becves will disembark alo: withent pain. In constitutional ‘aaections, and di vide the wharf at Aspinwall, and tako the Panama Railroud, | Improper habite, be combines medicine with the local reset mow opened nearly y, and can show any: here are thousands who canmet Gorgona—thue Svolding the risk st- tendant upon landing ia boats at Chagres, and the river navigation to Gorge OR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.—FARE reduced.— ea of the New Yo rity and safety oombined.—The Harlem Rail the Cit exoepted,) at e'Superintend jont. N*®%, YORK AND HARLEM Ral The annual will be hel lection for thirteen any; their office, No. 2 wordy May the 18th, 1862, between the ‘the te LROAD COMPANY. directors of this co; 2 M, and ‘anafer book of both stocks will be stosed Mon- ES hay, the 10th, at nevday morning, So'clock, P.M. ‘and opened on Wed- ‘May the 19th, at ya A.M. By order LE, Jr., Secretary, - AMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA- a is tron phi, from ples Xo. 1, North, ire, foot of Battery HN’ two linss by steamboi my $1 60. nee oo AND PHILADELPH! ‘Corti ‘ene, tre of Leave Philadephia sano ee ‘co foot ot ‘are reduce: fie 2 Express Linos, throu; jersey Clty Jeaving Aeere 14 DIRECT.—U. 8. im 436 hi 6 ot Liberty atreot, Walnut ie 'O TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.—NEW, SUPERIOR, ‘and Economical Line between dericksburg, Richmond, Raleigh, N. C., and CharlestoneS, and couafortuile steamer, Ma RYT . Mitchell, runnin; Fredericksburg, an ple time to connect with the mai Petersburg, Staunton, Li in connection with the Ric! Baltimore and Fre- nohburg, mn known, The wi LAND, Capt. ‘reek, train fo: Passengers by this favorite and economical route are afforded | the opportunit; whilst passing beautiful scene improvements which have recently beor land, render her in She is fitted with berths fora nr And with state rooms for thon First class pase etoraburg, 85; Alexandria, for ¢ flown the jharleston, $.C..$ nssnige to Fredepickabur ; Fes; 0 are mjoying & comfortable night's rest, “howapeake Hay, and for rowing the | of the Potomac river, by daylight, | eatery Point of safety and comfort, unsurpass numbor of passongers, | yn madeon prefer being retired, una $5; 50; For'tart her informatio sana wo ie a cn | ondlted Commerce Street Wart 5 Baltimore, EXPRESS AGENCIES, de, ATHROP & CO.’S WESTERN Express, runping joveland, Di ae loago, Cincint ari street, corner 80 F California and Hendid United h, via Aspinwall ree with the Pa y through ‘to eseengers and freight agonts. for Custom House foes or Consular cei must beta water proof conditlen, aud nwoizht. Shippers will ple th. “Small parcola for our exp vne o'clock on day of sailing. Wo alao per steamer Northern Light, May Sth, [niches received 4111 two olclook. nitod States mail tteamers, through: between New York, Dunkir! 1 Wostern and Southern alten, N NE} T FREIGHT, PACKAGE, & in thei goods on th trunks received up to AND SOUTHERN of Wall (after let of South Ameri States mail steamer |» thence by railroad cific Mail Steamship teamship Northerner, at Panama— ciao, in charge of our own special this oxpross All goods ood 1251) bel . sond a letter expross via San Juan, Dow W.—Passnge on the | direct—the Maly sure line without detention—secured at onr office, at the lowere rates. BERFORD & CO, No. 2 Actor House, Vesef street SHIPPING. Renn renner nnn nnn OR LIVERPOOL.—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Comato will depart with the tively, on Saturday, berth at foot of al atreet. For freight or pansy for elogance and corto fort, ap} nited Statos m: May lth, at 12 AND COLLINS & CO rues dp ship Atlantis will succeed tho Baltic, aad sail OR SOUTHAMPTON AND Hay Statoe mail eteamship F ton, commander, will loavo for I ampton to Jnnd the mail 8, at 12.0'clook, from passage, $120. An experionced vousol. |All letters must pais through gRgo.not wanted during the vo age, wh he day before sailing, marke Will be received on For fre gh 6, "Bolo: or paw DATUM ET B RovaL, MATL STEAME dn and St. Vern Crus, ¥ Morin, excep! through the Post Offo0. RANKL yer ‘ W rgoon Ia attached bo the This atoamer ‘nila, for Europe, posi- o’olook M., from her No berth soourod till paid for. having vnequatted accommodations 56 Wall ot RE.—THE UNITED LIN, James A. » touching at Sou rs, on Saturd orth River, the Post Offioe. Lug. w."” No merchandise bard after Thursday, the Gen of May, IWENGSTON, Agont, 68 rondway. MERLIN, CarTain + bom Ae Apply ty p VS Wo totter oe malta will ba roostved oa boecdat the Id be sont onboard | FE SAN FRANCISCO, TUESDAY, JUNE 1ST—THE ple ew doudle-onzine steamship CITY OF tons burthen. . Stotesbury, com- suenmahip having undergone oxteu- he trade, and to. m superior to any steamir on the Pacitc, for San Francisco as abo niehing at Valparaiso pai perior to any # f both light and well ss an extra beizhe between decks. It is conti- dently expected she will make the passage to San Fran- cisco'in ay short a time as it has been made by any steamer, thus offering to families, and to those who de- sire their comfort, a much pleasanter conveyance than by Chagres, as only a limited number MPIRE CITY LINE.—THROUGH TICKETS FOR SAN be cured without it, ‘aring, D. i Goi ‘byn, C. ma, after another doctor tried a long ti whore alee PH os of passage, for ladiow’ steerage, $200. Apply to wet imply {i xchange place, New York, | Dmoraing eld and ¥ tin 9 aod 9 Walnut street, Philadelphia, goon, 42 ea ‘street, 50 has canes daily, of Ci sere oe ly, @' at renee’ uration from the other physic! tees & perme- Iemakes daily ourcn of etrictures,, withowt hich others use, caused epelling dy ir f Aca K with tl show that toting oan G Deroud.. On One *) seation ~ N Crate, id. over $300 in five years, to be cured of we, without benefit; but you cured me by joeal G sho! —J aa, eae o 4 hye face ina es foe 8 hear of, 7 eM prancisce, vie Aspinwall, Navy Bay, (near Chasrog,) <The newanduplondid, double engine. mship STER, NEVADA, 1,40 tonsburthen, J.D. Wilson, Esq ,Commane Navy Bay, direct, om Monday, | 0, 3, North River jamship N WOR Aekley, Master surpaeced vaeurmeadeniene & ted than any tu the trad ery comfort, both for the ere, An experieneed Surgeon ie Panama railroad is now in *Babete Tanning daily Within afew miles of Gorgona. gers will be Innded atthe Company's Depot at Ar free of expen: D oured with unoxampled rapidity. mildest yet the most Prompt trentment, and must soon fa Rate's Friend, and a susstan an it by miracle, It is the ‘only means of cu f Ci would never have been well but fi Friend, now taken by multitude striction. Free from unpleasantnoss, and may be carried im R. WARD'S MAGICAL ‘TREATMENT—THOSE who have contracted disease, however long or-badly aflicteds Novor aay failures. The every other. The secret of h cons ia the Unfur ma watch acrese disenes sleraet edy and satisfactery Office, corner street and Broadway. R. WARD'S 'S UNFORTUNATE’'S FRIEND.—CURES. ‘are the best evidence. Thousands can tell you that Shey the heroic Unfortanate’s without discovery or re- Rates of Fare—First Cabin, $3) ‘sin Saeet Cabin, (State | the pocket. 1 Immediate death to the diseave, yy siaians Rooms, ) $255—both the ‘Above oat at the same table; Steer- | Supplied. Price, $1. Office, corner of ‘age, $200, found with be and s separate table, woll | Broadway. provided. A remittance of haif the passage money willse~ gure stickot, until within ton days of sailing of the steamer. For Freieht OF PRTOMPAND ke SON, Agonte, 34 Broad Uy, STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— Foi om ores , via Havaus-Tho splendid steam EMPIRE CITY, 2000 tons, John Leed sail from the pice at foot of ‘Warren sti ot day, Muy 10, at two o'clock, P. M., precisely. Ra pas sage to Havane and New Orleans. (newarrangement):— Endies’ Saloon Borths, $70; After do, do. $10; Forward, de, do., $00; Steerage, oS Freight taken to New Orleans at forty cents per cubic foot. Shippers of freight'are roqu D ed to supply themselves with the C bills of lading, Phioh may be bad on. ce, No other form will be signed, Nob signed after the ship galled, Foe Srelpne pply M0. ROBERTS, No. IFT West strest, cor. of Warren. 0 THE PASSENGERS ONBOARD Si11P DREJAPORE, he honor you have conferred on me by expressing ‘our unt poet opinion on the treatment you received ing the eto New York, fas such fisttering torms, I not ens. y forget, and 5 which I beg to return. my sin thaukes “Ithas ever been my stedy since Thane teiois command to make the passengers entrusted. tomy care na comfortable as the case would admit of, and however much I have adbered to the prineiple to do unto oth to be done Ue I have now an incentive to bec from the fact that mon whom I am conyin eapal of giving as receiving Rinduess, have deigned to, notice t humble efforts of myself and cers to promote the bappt ness and comfort of your fellow be 0 fart, and ill reulated tha fn doe of hi vol ing bi Br ty 8 cortaii ° merit, it at rous health. To these ‘sorta R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STRE! known for the last twent; tm re is perfected. ReAvicanev CURRS, AT A SMALL EXPRNSR Re 74 $5,000 to any gentleman, aftera. Samoan? wn cure private diseases with éuch ani- form celerity, onse, safoty and ches) ‘ns ho can, t incredulous will bel UST PUBLISHED.—DR, B. DE LANEY, OW rin da ional the only true and effectual treatment of those de; inrmities and disorders of youth and en tional treatment of nervous and constitu! rixg ed by delusive habite and excesses, appeariag jocal wes — Saal sencetae of muscular et Adin it merit of being candid, fee o perfect and secret sestorati of ng, mazriage ib le of post pad, box I the mei thest importance. B the 4 with indifference on tho sufferings and trials which tho pices tree Nowe York, a Sony. will be ioe who cross the ocean's bosom must expect to ensounter, ai 1 fehl day Min Sir rious art of the Untoms 1 sincerely hopo that in the country you now retire fi wtoualy Bere pate, commaltation boase a snd your families, collectively, snd individually, may cujoy y, _ Sundays excepted. every pleasitre and comfort which this weary world affords, and that in pursuit of your various callings through life, success may attend your efforts. Tam instructed by the medical and chief officers to retura their sincere rogards for the kind acknowledgement of thoir humble services. Thoy cordially agree in giving ir best wishos for your future welfare. They alag boplenve to congratulate you on Lispenard strest, Perwanent euros, he victims of qua. O FER TILL CURED.—DK. CORBETT, 9 DUANE y be consulted qenfidentially on the treat. diseases. Twenty-one years peactice in Shig profeerion onadien hin to make spoedy an nd recent cases removed in threo Rat with the decorum and order that wore preserved amongst yon | honorably treated. rem hie fon expetion sea, bab ouatts uring (he passage, which, of course, must have risen, more io from Gispouition sud. character than from the discipline of Ease a certal lity. De Corbete the ship. In conolusion, th ony of respect slall be stored up in my mind ns one of those clecuin tances in my 1ifo which must evor Dring p'sasure on its remem brance. I, MoLAY, SAMUEL McILNOY, Medical Officer, ND. Chief Otticer. WM, MoCLELI CAPTAI McLAY.—SHIP BEEJAPORE We, the undersigned, a# representatives of the sengers by the Beejapore, from Liverpool to New York, leave to oxpress our grateful thanks for tho man Kindness and attention while on boar come omigranta. on their outward passage, has beo to deter many from going, and, by the sensitive, was more | Arended thatveven the dangers of the doep; but in your ship, | such did not oxist in tho smallest dezroc, but the very re~ verse wns the fact, for which your wnoearing attentions to yorr dutics as commander ofthe ship, inspire the mowt ner Yous with confidence, and ehowed, In’ striking point, how a were fitted for the position you bold. gna vat ‘Your Pp ‘© mercury used, | Gud casos of recent so0mre mu theve to five days. Ivo tee ty R, MORRISON 1% CONSULTED ON CERTAIN isonses, which he treats, withous mortuary, hoary e he curesia three days. Thiety-threo yeare’ practios su impeudeat hat ~ sa) ingle a ae ent he ce ‘itp often, 2H Fulton atroot Nefertill ones R. JOMNSON, 16 DUANE ST, WILL FORFETT gam if {ailing to cure any onse of diconse ho undorbohen Faction, of over t bis provont oflion, eminently deunlica ts ate, mt nn « otor has opened the way to eck shoart, Sduatied ‘ork. Tho tnd mauve te comers, that though our connection hag | Contract disnsse, car J. ith ch yt of short yo ation, tt has been sufficiently long ving theiz eases properly trastad. hb perfocd Carn av ned ee Knowledge that wo part rogret, re also Jeeire to. thank tho medical of oy, for iw ekiil and devoted attontion to the whote shiv, for by hie unwearied exertion and eMeieney, he mate: Finlly mitigated tho sic of many of le may rettlo, wo Ww all happinoss in. sostal Het, dete ange in application te wuss Iifo, and every suocess in hit proforstonal avocation aa ee ( Wo also wish to notion Me. 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