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and injerions, Referred to the Committee om Pubilo appropriated A 7 on ER aly, lag SaBg ey ey de joore, Haley, Oukley, Boyoo, Barr, Tweed, see "Procident Aldermen Brisdey, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Alvord, Doherty, Peck—N. (A) By Alderman Warp— Resolved, That the Croton Aqueduet Department be, end are toe | directed, to have the sower in Fulton pice Nooo Me Weubd that the sums o€ $500 be appeo- Priated therefor. iyi A on 8 division, vis. :— Affirmativo—Aldor- men Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyoo, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Smith, ‘Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Alvord, Doherty, Peck—17. (A’) REPORTS. Of Committee on Sewers--Adverso to potition of Samuel 8. Donghty, for balance of moneys on con- tract. Adopted. at f same Committe—Adverse to potition for a sewer in Twenty-sixth street, from Ninth avenue to Hudson river. Adopted Of same Committee—Asking to bo discharged from the further consideration of communication from the Croton Aqueduct Department, relative to sewer in Oliver streot. Adopted Of same Committee— Adverse to petition fora sewer in Catharine street. ‘I'o Committeo on Sewers. Of same Committee---Adverse to potition for sewer in Reade street, fiom Broadway to Hudson tiver. Adopted. Of same Committee—In favor of building a sewer jn Twenty-fifth street, between Third and Lexington avenues. Adopted on # division, viz.:—Affirma- tive—Aldermen Moore, Huley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Bris- ley, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Ward, Denman, Al- vord, Doherty, Peck—17. Of same Committee—To concur to build sewor in Lewis street, from Broome to Grand. Adopted on a division, viz ffirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, ‘Tweed, the President, Aldermen Bris!ey, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Deuman, Alvord, Doherty, Peck—18. Of samo Committeec—In favor of building a sewer in Greenwich street, fiom Barclay to Kobiason. Adopted on a division. Affirmutive:—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Sturtevant, Oukley, Barr, Twoed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Smith, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Alvord, Doherty, Negative—Alderman Bo yco— ion, the Board here touk a recess of thirty minutes. AFTER RECESS. : REPORTS Of Comfattee on Sewers.—In favor of granting permission to Abraham Ackerson to construct a sewer at his own expense, in Thirty-third stroet, Adopted, on a division, viz: Affirmative—Alder- men Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Burr, Tweed, the Presi- dont, Aldermen Biisley, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Doberty. Peck—ld. Of same Committee—Tv concur to build sower in Thirty-second street, betweon Ninth and Teath avenues. Adopted, on a division: Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Burr, Tweed, the Pro- sident, Aldermen praley Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Doherty—15. Of same Committee—In favor of building sewor in Washington street, between Rector and Morris. Adopted, on a division, vii Affirmative—Alier- men Moore, Haley, Qukley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed,tho President, Aldermen Brisley, Tiomann, Pearsall, Bard, Waid, Denman, Cornell, Doherty—15 Of same Committec— Adverse to petition for sewer in Greenwich street, from Jay to Reade, Adopted. PETIT By Alderman Twrew. ‘ y for rebuilding their hove carriage. mittee on Fire Departmont. pe By the Presipent —Petition of Philip Burrows, and others, to have earriage way of Thirty-fourth atrect, between Eighth ava Ninth avenues, corres- pond with the block in same street, between Seventh and Righth avenues To Committee on Streets. | By Alderman Copyeti.—Petition of Patrick Murphy, for alteratiom of period of payments of amoneys due on contract, To Committee on Sewers. REPORTS RESUMED 2 Of Special Committee on Potter's Field, advorse to grouting a lease of lued on Ward's Island to Henry M Whittlesey. Adupted. a Of Committee on Sewers, adverse to petition for the extension of sewer in Buitery Place Adozed. Of same Committee--In favor of building sewer in Troy street, from Hudson Kiver to Twelfth etreet Adopted on a division, vin: Atirmutive—Aldor men Moore, Haley, Uakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Doherty—15, Of seme Committee—Adverze to report of Com- mittee on Croton Water Aqueduct Department rela- tive to sewer in Third aveune. Adopted ‘Of Committee on Finance—To conour to pay P. W. McDonnell for services rendered as cholera physician, and for stage fare Accepted on_a division, viz.: Affirmative—Alder- men Moore, Haley, Oukley, toyce, Ban, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Bard, Ward, Cornell, Fok —12. Negative—Aldermon Tie- mann, Pearsall, Deptuer— eee Of Committee on Se wers—Adverse to petition of John Lynch and others in regaid to sewer contracts. ‘Adoy ted. ; Of Committee on Finance—In favor of granting a renewal of lease to Meavrs Grinnell, 1m & Co., of the half of piers Nos 19 und 20 East rivor. Adopted on a division, viz:—Affirmative, Alder- men Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Cornell, Deberty—l4. (A) Of Committee on Sewers— Adverse to petition of Micbacl Reurdon and others. for payment of bals due on contract fur rewer it ‘ihirteenth s Adopted Of same Committee— Adverse to tho pet Freeman Comphell, relative to building in Thirtioth street Adopted. Of Committee on Fire Department—In favor of making an additioual appropriation to build engine No 23. Adopted on a division, viz men Moore, Haley, Oakley, the President, Aldermen Biisley sall, Bard, Ward, Denman, Cornell, Dobarty—l.. A. : Of same Committce—In favor of appointing Jacob Eckboft to ring the Post Office bell on oecasion of fires. Aucpted (A) Of came Commiitec—In favor of allowing £ toward repairs to house of Hose Company 38. Adopted on a division, viz :-—Afflirmative, Alder- men Moore, Haley. Oakley, Boyce, Borr, ‘Tweed, the Presideut, Aldern Brisley, Tiemann, Pear- sall, Bard, Ward, Cornell, Voheriy—i4; negative, Alderman Denman—1. Of same Committee—Adverse to petition of C. G. Shursgar to be reinstated in the Firy Depart- ment. Adopted. Of Committee on Finance—In favor of paying Dill of George J. Gallagher, for advertising in the Sun. Adopted on a division, viz Affirmative, Alder- men Moore, Haley, Oakivy, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, President, Aldermen Brisiey, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Devman, Jornell, Doherty—14 Of Committee ou Sewers—Adverse to p dames Stewart and others, foreewerin Vai Adopted Ot Committee on Firance--In favor of remitting taxes on yotition of Jobn Ryan, ‘Treasurer of tho Chureh St. Francis Xavier Adopted on a division, viz :--Afirmative, Alder- man Moore, Haley, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldexmen Bricley, Tiemann, }on- man, Doherty—11. Of Committee on Fire Department, in favor of rebasing a new hose carriage for the use of Hose Petition of Hose 81, for To Com- 0 mpany No. 25 Adopted on a division, viz: Affirmative, A'der- men Moore, Haley, Uukley, Goyer, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisloy, Tiemann, Pearsall, Bard, Ward, Cornell, Wolerty—l4. Negative, Alderman Denman—1 (A.) RESOLUTION By Alderman moor — Resolved Tat it te referred to the Commiitoe on Bowers (o examine inte the oxpedic ney of the furthi struction of the ewer iu t eet, between Pearl apd State etreets; and thet the cou ractor be directed to purpend work thereon unvil futher directed by the Com mon Council. —/ dopted FROM POARD OF ASSISTASTA Revolution, that the yortion of W cently transferred from ibe House Cor oration, be assigned to the caro of the Alms House Dry satment, a a pince of burial for ub poor, to be derignated as the City Cemetery —Concurred «My Reyort of special cor land re- in smitice relative to the avo of on Arts and Soie saioner of Stro for the more ughout the oily no nidt thatthe ¢ We Hate » Of the streets th on Cu olution Lamps tun) lows Coumitt olut Lamys be direct Jenst oLce & week ‘ ad to employ as rutticics niber move the dirt na fort lod in hoaps Te Committee Commer pare and Hopper the u @ of Hove ¢ on Ke pour ned fuyy t of Committee ope vo of Bbrecte and strects Bmp ab vor Will portnit, No for To Comm tice iesioner of » Fire Departmont—In fa give bo. 6 vini— Aflirmat © vor of making Bins ed in on a divis Moore, H Ale ¢ der ey, U ha PrestAent Leman, and Deberty— | 8 to the peritow | Hberty. the Refuge to the | ment—In favor ten additional men 4 Resolation, that it be reterredto the Fire and Water Committees of both Boards, to act Jointly, Committee on Finance. Resolution, that Philip J. Joaohimeon be ited issioner of Deeds, in of Daniel B. Brown, whose term has expired. J ii In Resolution, that the Common Council designate the scal last used by the Marino Court of the city of New York (and which, by law, has heen out of use for a few yoars last past) as the seal of the said court, to be used in future, in nce of the 10th section ofan act in relation to the Marine Court of the city of New York, passed April 17, 1852; and that ne id geal be hereby furnished to the clerk ot the Maxine Court, as the seai of the said court, Concurredin. ,__, COMMUNICATIONS. Communication from the Superintendent of Markets, nominating Ezckicl Allen as clork of Union Market, to fill vacanoy caused by the death of Hyatt Lyons, which was accey , and the no- mination confirmed on a division, viz: Affirmative, Aldermen Moore, Huley, Oakley, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Tiemann, Bard, Denman, Doherty—12. Communications wore\received from thé Street Commissioner, enclosing egtimates for grading Figh- ty-siath street from Bloomivgdale read to Hudson niver.. For regulating an@ macadamizing Fifty- fourth strect trom Broadway to Fighth avenue. For grading Fifty-ninth street, betweon Broadway and Fifth avenue. Referred to Committee on Roads Also, communications from the same officer, with estimates for fencing yacant lots ‘en Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth stroots, between Fifth and Sixth avenues, and Thirty-first street, between Fourth and Madison avenuo. For regulating and setting curb and gutter stones in Forty-first streot, from Fourth to Fifth avenue. Referred to Committee on Streets. Also, communication from same officer, for filling Ganscyoort street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth avenues. Roferred to Committee on Wharves. Communication from the Comptroller, submitting on ordinance providing for the appropriation to be mado for building Essex market. Referred to Com- mittoo on Repairs and Supplies. Communication from the Croton Acqueduct De- partment, showing the contracts made by said do- partment during the month of April. Ordered on file The folk Mayor, ¥ MESSAGE “ROM THE MAYOR. lowing message was reccived from the Mavon’s Orrice, New York, May 5, 1852. 70 THE HON. THE HOARD OF ALDERMEN, Gxytiasren =—I return, herewith, a report and resolu- tion in favor of paying to Messrs, Cunningham. Belknap & Co.. $100, being the amount of a judgment recorded against them for a violution of the Corporation ordinances, Jin precedent of this character is to be established now, it will prove mort injuricus in its tendency, and every party guilty ot ating the ordinances, and who have been fined therefor, way. with great propriety, claim to have tho amounta puid by them refunded. Apart from the pernicions principle which this act. if consummated, would confirm. it is illegal in its operation, All fines and penalties collected by the city are pledged to the Sinking Fund, and cannot be drawn thence, and, in consequence, thisamount must be drawn from the city treasury. The charter exprestly declares that no money shall be drawn from the city treasury, except upon a specific appropria- tion, and there has been no appropriation to meet this case, and tho revolution submitted could not legally bo carried into effect. The petitioners in this case litigated the matter. and. aftertrial. were found guilty of violating the Corporation ordinances, and were accordingly fine therefor, There i+ nothing in the papers befure me by Shich I can discover any reason for the remission of a ponally recorded in due courts of law. For the reasons bore set forth, Lum constrained to withbold my appro- Fal from the report. A. C, KINGSLAND, Mayor. i Which was directed to be entered at length in minutes, and published in one or more of the Ruz newspapers. REPORTS. * Of Committeo on Sewers—A dverse to petition for sewer in Thirty-ninth strect, between Fifth and Madison avenues. Adopted. Of Committee on Lands and Places—In favor of ap alteration of grass plots iu Park in front of City Hall. Laid on table. Of Committee on Ronds—Recommending tho con- firmation of grades cf avonues and streets, from Sixty-second to Seventy-second street. ‘Adopted one division. Affirmative—Aldermen Moore, Haley, Oakley, Barr, Tweed, the P.esident, Aldermen Brisley, ‘liemann, Bard, Denman, Do- herty—I1. Of Committee on Aszessmenta—Adverse to the tition of the trustees of the German Evangelical Jhureh at Bloomingdale, in relasion to an assess- ment. Adopted. Regort of Committee on Sewers.—In favor of concurring with the Board of Assistants to build a sewer in Second avenue, between Twenty-eighth and Twenty-ninth streets. Lest for want of a con- stitutional vote. Report of Committee on Assessments.—Adverse to the petition of J. V. D. B. Fowler for remission of assecement for sewer built in Stanton street. Adopted. Ot Committee on Fire Department. —Adverse to lighting house of Hook and Ladder Company No. 4. Adopted. Of same Committee.—In favor of allowing Engine Company No. 20 ten additional men. Adopted. Of Committee on Assessments.—Adverse to the petition of George Burclay, in relation to an assees- ment. Adopted. Zr Of sume Committee.—Asking that the petition of Michael Fuiem may be referred to the Committeo on Finance. Ado, vied. On motion, the Board then adjourned until Friday next, 7th inst., at 5 o'clock P. M. D. T. VaLentixe, Clerk. Court of General Sessions. Before Judge Beebe and aes Wesey Smith, and A Bard Mar 5.---Biganry---Second Triat.---Alexander D, @. Mo- ran. ope of the New York Volunteers, who was tried on the above charge last term. on which occasion Eliza Ann Shaw; the second wife. was placed on the sland, and swore positively that she was not married to him, in coa- acqueawe of which the jury disugreed, was again placed at the bar, Rey, Mr. Stopford, pastor of the Methodist church ia Lewis street, proved, as before. the marringe of the prizoner with Lucy A. Whaley on the 24th of June, 1860; and wes corroborated by Mary Ann Halleck, who was present on that occasion, and saw the same Lucy Whaicy in court at the lust trial. Rey Mr. Chase also de- powrd as b+ fore, that he had a slight recollection of mar- rying the prisonor Moran to Eliza Ann Shaw onthe 8th of September last. The Assistant Distriet Attorney dis- lensed with the evidence of Mias Shaw, who had been a tained ax awitners, and called John Wild. Richard Wheater and Henrietta Buckhoo. who successively proved that they were also present at the second marriage. and the intiee pointed oui and identified both parties in court. The jury, after » very short deliberation. and without leaving their sesta returned a verdict of guilty, the fore- man adding that they wished to recommend the prisoner tomerey. A juror al-o remarked they unanimously wished to make the reccrmmendation as strong as possible. Judge Beche then oni he prisoner. and in pursuance of the jury's recomincodation, passed upon him the most Entizated contonce the law would permit—that he be im- prisoned in the State prison for two years, Miss Shaw was discharged trom durance. with 9 strong admonition soation she had allowed her infataa- Uion to place hor in Lischarged. Christopher #herlock charged with grand Inrouny. wee celenced from eustody, tho complainant not being forthcoming, and said to hive gone to Savannah, Robert Moore. also charged with grand Jarceny, and who hss been in priken three months, without trial, ot at loer reporting thal prosecutor was dy Seliine Liguer Without License, (1. Maillard, a © comer of Broadway and Lispenard sireet. pleaded | guilty’ tothe above charge. ‘The defendant haviug sinee tukeii out a Liccase, and in consideration of the nature of ! in Yourt diteeted judgment to be suspended od guilty of the like offence, and hay- days, was discharged Loit was indicted store of Joseph ©. Wit for erend 6 iy of February, 1802 & p: > sylor recovered the property the prisoner himself, who e lstier h they onidered ith uttering rey eoncurring thwith: ‘ purportiog county.) Was also relating to one bill ¢ sini idee ried and nequitted, ‘The evid 4d nothing to show a guilly knowledge, Wil 1 bith was. indicted for bu y ina hoase in fhomow etreet. near West Brosdwey. in December, Y, sd stating om overcoat. The only wit. 8 called sm o Healers, and i being made h could op cz timony was ol jomou W bandoued Adams acued with grand lar ember. he prc night certain roo 4 hw b rt Wie HOt petuve ara C Warner. « rolled on vod guily of thet iene, wan f “ 1 foi we rt ” FROM THEIR MEETINGS. Yeeter@ay afternoon, at 3 e’clook, ono of our re porters visited the office of the Commissioners of Emigration for the purpose of attending tho wookly meeting, and report the proceedings, in order that the public might be onlightoned somowhat about the manner of doing business in that department, wherein immense sums of money aro weekly dis posed of. Wo waited with mach patience for nearly three 4 Mai wlolk Rail- fonds tiem tte £0 de, A 1 oe de. 8¥), 19, Fo Michigan Coutral Wait» sox Company, ‘anton Compe inet Bost: HEY: T Coy ake Bank, Central 6 rer eit cenk do, Sh6 BOM: &. je mat te pete 81, oh: 4 burs Rall AO Mecad Board-10 chutes Boston 6 ty HS, Int Marts 10 sharca Boston and Maine once Railroad, 99%; 25¥er 030, 22: 175 Canton hours, afler sending our name in, for permission to Married, be admitted, when wo were politely informed by one On Wedneday. May5 by the Rev Mer. Gordon, Gronoe of the august body, that reporters cf the publio | Ww, Sessons. of New York. to Aww Awnuta Wicus, daugh- press could not be pormittod to onter the room dur- | (er of the late Wm. Willis, cf this-city, ing the seasion of the Board. On Wedneeday. Bay 6. in this city, by the Rov, Mr. ‘i ages org learned that Mr. James Kelly, | Chae, Mr P. L. Faairy, late of Baltimgre djd., to Mis when the subject was proposed to admit reporters, ees davghter of Jobn Rol, Rrq., of Antwerp oftered a rezolution to this efect;— go ase That the Pres: bo not ted from tdionding tie Meetings of the Commissioners ef Emigration. This resolution was objected to, nad discussed fts merits, and when voted on for adoption, was lost by a voto of four tv three, there Laat! only seven members present. Mr. Kolly, Mayor Kingsland, and Mr. James Matthews voted in the affirmative, and Messrs. G. C. yereok Cyrus Curtis, Charles H. Mareball, and J. O. Zimmerman, in tho negative Superior Court—Part Second. Before Hon. JudgeCampbeil. Mav 5.—Rathoay Collision —In the case of Carroil vs. ‘The New Haven Railroad Company. counsel baving summed up, the Judge. in his charge, eaid thie was sn x0 tion for dau for injures to the person of the plaintift sustained by fim, in consequémms Of a collision beiween two traine of cars on tho defondant’sr ad. The rule of aw is that tho pinintiff must prove to thir tiefaction of the jmy that te dofeudants were guilty of Mmetigence ‘and that ke was bimself free. from blame. Berti: cular case, the cnly question is whether the plainti? himeelf was notguilty of negligence The noe the defendant is not denied, but is admitted by Une pload- ings. In caves of this character the degree of the negli- geuce cannot be considered. ‘The simple ingniry is. did the negligence of the plaintiff contribute te the result? But, a4] underetand the rule. the plaintiffs igence must be such as to contribute directly to tho injury, If the plainti? bad been wrongfully in the baggage ear, and had there been injured by tho falling of a trunk on him, or by any other means peculiar to that looation alono, that would bea fair subject of inquiry, In this case it cannot be said that the fact of the plaintiff being in the baggage car contributed to the collision. Im other words, the negligence of the plaintiff must be direct, not remote. Ali the cases. 50 far ax I now Fecelians Theme: procees upon this distinction, But it is said that the defendants had put up notices forbidding passongers to rido in certain parts of the baggage cars. These notices, however, seem to have been posted ia the care, and not in the passengers’ cat according to the requirements of the statute; and the statute of this State, set up by the defendants, doos not ap- ply. But if the plaintiff was bound by these notices, then another quettion arise, whether the knowledge of these notices was brought home to the plaintiff; and thea, even if he had knowledge of the order. was it not waived by the act of the conductor? If the plaintiff was in the Post Office part of the bagyage car, with the knowledge and as- sent of the conductor, then. in my judgment, the plain- tiff was not guilty of negligence in being there. The case is not one for vindictive damages—not one for pun- ishing the defendants; but, if your verdict is for the plaintiff, it should be such as wiil afford to the plaintiff » Teasonable compensation for the injury which ho has sus- tained, having reference to his condition in society. Ver- dict for the plaintiff, $4,000. First Judicial District Court. Before Judge Green, BOARDERS VS. BOARDING-HOUSE KEEPERS. Many boarding house keepers labor under tho erroncous impresssion that they have the legal right to detain tke trunks and clothing of porscas who aro indebted tothem for board, but tho casa below will settle the question. The boarders, man and wife, had paid # part of the board due, but could not make up the balance. They then dosirod to leave the house, but the boarding-house keeper refused to give them ¢heir trunks clothing, and 2 In thi they applied to Enoch E. Camp, Esq., for assist- ance, being without clothes ormoney. Am action was commenced in the name of an assignee for the recovery of the clothing, and the man and wife were called aa witnesses:to prove its valuo. The defence presented a witneas to show that the board- ers had agreed to leave the clothing until the mo- ney was paid; but the magistrate ruled out this testimony, and gavo a decision in favor of tho boarders, who received their trunks and clothin; Boarders and boarding-house keepers will note tuis decision. w Intell; U. 8. Surneme Count, Mar Philadelphia. Wilmington, and Daltimore Railroad Gom- pany, plaintiff's ia error, vs. SeWre Howard. The argu- ment of this cause was continued by Messrs, Nelson and Reverdy Johnson for the defendant in error, and by Mr. Schley for the plaintiff's in error. 1852 —No. 14. ‘The An AccomprisHed FrmaLr Swinpier.—Yester- day afternoon, an officer of the Mayor’s police arrest- eda fennle-about 21 years of age, named Ann Eliza Burns, alies Shaw, alias Black, alias Spindler.on the charge of perpe trating numerous impos tions and frauds, and committing various larcenies. in Philadelphia, and the nelgbbering towns of Penasylvania and New aareey 9 t The prfoncr was taken into custody at a respeotabl houre in Market street, where she was boarding has beew ascertained that within the Isst three years she has taken to herself no less than three husbands. (their names are Shaw, Black, and Spindler), She marricd only two wi 0. He is a young man of very respectable connections in Lancastercounty. She has been lately travelling about, and last came to this city. from Belmont, Pa. licr native place was the vicinity of Germantown. She has been In the House of Refu; cerly improprictios. In that institution she staid only a short time before winning a card of merit.. At the ago of thirtcen she was bound out. but did not remain long at two or service, Her criminal career has been going on for the last seven or eight yeazs. Among the false representations sho made at ditlerent times and to different persons here and elsewhere, were that she was the heiress to large fortunes on coming of age. and owned # number of fine houses in Philadelphia. Some of these buildings sho took ladies to sve, and pointed them ont a4 hers, When she wedded aw. one of ber husbends, rhe refused to let him work. saying she had plenty of means which she would very soon have the exelnsive control of, ‘The imposter is an exceedingly shrewd little woman, full of fan, and remark. ably quiet in her demeanor. Her appearance is speoiow and her manners wonderfully free from suspicion. Two larcenice have already been (raced to her-—one of them the robbery of a Mrs. Bell—Philzdelphia Bulletin, May. Cup Reuxt To Dratn. —Yesterday, afternoon, a child about five years of age, daughter of James Gorman, residing on the corner of Arch and Green streets, during the temporary abseuco of her mother, fired some shavings on the’ floor by means of a loco fooo mateh, which rpeedity ignited and communicated to her dregs, She was in aninstant enveloped in flames. She rushod into the street, whero she was met by her mother, who, with the assistance of somo who quickly came to her aid, the fire was extinguished. but not until the poor child was horribty burned. Dr. Cox wae called in. but she was beyond human aid, and at six o'clock this morning che died. — deny Journal, Mary &. Yeutow Fiver at Banta.—Tho British soboonor Noss, Captain Cloid, arrived at Philadelphia from Bahia, wh nce she sailed April 24, reports that the yellow fever was rging a Bubia with great fatality when ho asited. Vreig lt of a'1 descriptions were very low. A ciroumstance has occtirred at Mameilles, which has caused great sons :tion in that city. Jo November last, a man name l Domi- nique Vivelli, formerly inapector of police at Paler- mo, ved at Marseilles, charged, it is said, by the Neapolitan government, with a mission to watch tho movements of the Sioilian refugecs im that place About a week after his arrival, Vinolli suddenly dis- appeared from lis lodgings, leaving his teunk, which contained a considerable sum of money. The most rigid search has been since made; but all that has been heard of bim is, that a Sioilian refugeo, named Guecione, about that time applied to his consul for a passport, but having been rofused, ho lofs Mar- seilles without one, aud proceeded to London, where, ata moeting of refugees, bo boasted of having as- aasinated Vinelli, whom ho designated as a Sicilian spy. About the same time another person, who bad been sent ons similar mission to Gonon, dis- appeared in the same mannor, and Chore is reagon to suppose that they have both beon assassinated. Judicial investigations are still going on, in tho hope of discovering the guilty partios. —Galignant Btock Sales, yee rMIA. May b—(Roported by NEavovitAan Sr Backer, Brothore Wet Boaré—$0 Canden aud Amboy We 1:0 Lehigh Inter LOM Univod 3 cep ont VB: 108 : 000 Lshigh 2,000 Beever Meadow Kailrond bb, &’ Stator 5's, + 1,400 Chesapeake ant 10 86, £7, 248.40, 1.000 doy ‘CY, 410 Mt As Delaware Canal 6:8, °65. biwn, 7; 8000 Pornsy! 2d. Me 84, Tnliroad. wh Hania t's ravda Mown, Ruby 7 70, 91; BOO Lott ( Ciow Mortgsge f'n, 72 ‘1 edo. 7 Vi Solin a kil! Nirth Awe Tailrond. 94 106, 80 Morvia © ‘oR Powd , UOT. OP, ¥: 10M aso. DM MA, OF gatas “Vit 76 asked yA Pecbers Donel eiarea Roatan and trond, O14 A Tarton aud Worcester, Rall : ‘@2; ~The friends negligence of | So aath by negli His age afternoon. oy y' 1 8. ‘The M3 1 ge for N at ars, A i Sea. rt Bier turn b kd hip M b R 6s, | Z E " O41 1,0 | Tinie M y w iN iT en Row ar 1 o i i | 5, by ce Rov. B. T. Welch. Groncge xiza Bestax, both of brooklyn, Baltimore papers please copy. At St. Martin’s, on March 11. at (he Court Hall and aflerwards by the Rev Mr Weymouth. Wiiias H.R, Van Romonpr. — eldest son of the Late governor of that island, to Blisa Ai » DaLevarne, youngest daughter of the late Cam) . Dalrymple, Raq. Arbiter at the Court of Stixed ission, Havana, Island of ul On Wednesday, May 5, by tho Rey. @, McCloskey, Me. Jamra D Furey to Mise’ Mansa L.. third daughter of Mathew EH. O'Connor, Erq., both of this city May 6, dna: nly don of 7 4, Anprew, Avaverus, only don Andrew A. and Maria Bremner, aged 2 mente, ¥ ane Epatize sod gore ore: ales, to attend -bia-fu- . afternoon, ry f third street. by Kk, trom 158 Kast Twenty. On Wedneeday, May 5, after a short and sovere illness, Tuomas Fienpen. only son of Benjamin ¥. and Uathurine Ann Morren, aged 7 years 8 months and 20 days. ‘and acquaintances of tho family are re- invited to attend his funeral, from the resi- dence of hia pareits. 30 Vestry street, to. morrow after- noon. at 2 o'clock, wishout further invitation. On Wednesday, May 5, Mr. Hansipar Witte, 8 native of Norway, aged 86 years 9 months and 11 days. friends and acquaintances, and his Norwegian friends in particular, are respectfully invited to attond his funeral, trom his late residence. 163 Rivington street, to- morrow at 2o'clock. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. On Wednesday, May 5. of consumption, Gronox Waix- tvoron. aged 40 years and 1 month. ‘The friends of the family, also those of his brother-in- law. Wm. F, Colby, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral from his Late residenoc, 323 Madison street. with- out further invitation, to-morrow afternvon. at 2 o’clook. On Tuesday, May 4, Anwa Exizanctn. only child of Ja- eb and Margaret Kornahrens, aged 1 year 7 months aud ays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respeotfully invited tontiend her funeral. this afternoon. at 1 o'clock, from 31 Greenwich street. Her remains will be conveyed. to the Lutheran Cemetery, Long Island, On Wednesday, May 5. Sorta F. MoKineray, wifo of John McKinstry, aged 25 years and 8 days The fiends and acquaintances of the family are re spectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, 36 First street. to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Ler remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Wednesday, Bay 5, after a short illness, Buzanera » Widow of the late Samuci Andreas, in tho 55th year of er AZO. ‘The friends of the family, with those of her brothers, Charles and Wm. H. Brown. and of ber son in-law, W, K. Sibel, are invited to attend the funeral services. this day, at 4o'clock, at her late residence, 287 Third street, be- tween avenuos O and D, Her remains wili be taken to Stamford, Conn,, for interment. ‘On Wednesday, Bay 6, at his late realdenco, Brondway, Jans Bow: On Tuesday, His funeral will take pinoe this afternoon. at 2 o'clock. His friends avd aintances are respectfully invited to attend. without further notice. On Wednesday, May 5, after along illness, Mra. Many Anxe Jouxsron, wife of Christopher Johnston, a nativo of Drogheda. Ireland. aged about 48 years, Her friends are requested to attend her funeral, this afternoon. at 2 o'clock. from her late residence, 84 Baltio atrvet. pear Hoyt. Brooklyn. Suddeny, on Wednesday morning, May 5, Revsry P. Bunser. in the 64th yeug of his age. The rejatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, 108 Orchard street. this afternoon. at half-past 2 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Hudson for interment, At Williamsburg. on Tuesday. May 4. at half past 8 o'cicek P.M., Mr. Richano Eaorrs, of inflammation of the lungs. aged 82 years 6 months and 17 day The members of Covenant Lodge No. 2. 1, 0. of QS, are hereby notified to mect at their lodge room. 560 Grand street, at balf-past 2 o'clock. this afternoon, to at- tend the funeral of our late brother. Richard Fagles, from his late residence. 251 Ewen street. Williamsburg. On Wedneeday morning. May 6. Many Euzannti daughter of ‘W.H. and Maty BR. Armflold, aged 2 year and 7 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon. at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 107 Fifth street On Wednesday. May 6, Lypia Overton, aged 67 years; formany ycars a fuithful nurae in the family of the Late dobn @. Caster. Her relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at- tend her funeral. at St. Mark's Church corner of Sect avenue and Tenth street, to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock, without further invitation On Wednesday, May 5.Joun D Manors, ion of John F. W. and Jeeche Mangels, aged 10 months and 22 days. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend hic fune- ral. this afternoon from 136 Hester street. On Wednesday morning. May 6. of consumption, in fali | earepee of hor faculties and in the triumphs of faith, irs, Many Oanes, relict of Elias Hainos, morohert oi this city. in the 74th year of ber age. Her ‘friends, and those of her, sons, Danie! Haines, T.C. Doremus, and John M. Nixon, are respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral without further notice. from her late residence, No. $ Gramercy park, Kast Twentieth strect, to-morrow morping. at helf-past 9 o'clock. Ler remains will be conveyed the samo day to Klisabethtown J., whore religious services will be beid in the First Presbyterian Church. at half [re 2 o'clock. On Tuesday, May 4. of typhoid erysipelas, (contracted at Quarantine), Dr. Groaot UW. Kincsnuny, at his Late re- sidepce, 273 Spring etreet. aged 20 years. His reiains will be taken to Massachusetts for inter- ment. Ou Monday. May 3, Rictanp MoDovon, formerly of Donegal, Ireland. aged 25 years. He was endeared to his relations by bis filial affection. and to bis acquaintances by his mild and obliging manners + May he rest in peace.” Amen. At Hastings. on the Hudson, on April 24 Ann W. Cov- pincton. widow of the late Joseph Coddington, of this city, aged 59 years, ¢ Mamarcneck, Weetchester county, N. ¥., Kuraon Rocena, aged 76 years and 6.montha, At St. John. New Brunswiek, on April 25, Mr Gronor W Porter, for many years resident of this oity, in the 47th yvar of bis age. At Alexandria. Va., on Sunda: of her con-in-law, Dr. Fairfax, 67th yror of her age. - May 2. at the reaidnce mw. Vincrnia Oany, in the MABITINDS (S8TBLULIGHR VOR, Movements of Oooan Steamers, Names, Leaves. Date. For, Europe Apr 24... New York: Washington . «Ape 23,..Now York. Great Britai ‘ York. Canada... , Nee York N ec Phila Jui PORT OF NEW YORK, DIAY 56, 1862. Cleared, pine Northoen Light, Tinklepaugh, Sea Juen, CA, len. Steumiship Creacont City, Windle, Aspinwall, M O Roberts. Steamahip Jamos Adgor (now), Dickiasen, Charleston, Bpofford. Tilesten & Co. Ship Queon of tho Woat, Hallett, Livorpool, Grianoll, Mia- urD co, ‘Ship Phitadelphia, Paulke, Livorpee!, T Richardson. 4 Eranolsoo, JW Blwoll & Co. Shép Bris, Cort R P Bok & Ge. a laon, Choe i Poros, Now Orion weoja pore, Mi Lea, Motale, D Vi provero (Fr Horton, Ship Tropio, Smit & Winoken. » Nowmith & Penn G oma. Bark Elisa Barss, Beamball, Bormuda, Tuoker & Light~ . oni Mount Washington, Pettingill, Rio Grande, HK ern Bork Joba Colby, Hatch, St Kitts, &o, H South: + (Br), Brennen, Quoboc Btoveus, St Ste ‘er, Mansanill jones n, Lirig Loubel'n Reed, King Duvean, Kotoeteu Hil Mery (Br), Walla Leary, It SF N Moyor. hich Canal M ri; Hortoqudn 4034; 100 Vi Brott, V use & Ure r 1 NP) A heary. P' Book & Go. ‘ A bole Gri (Le), HeMulion, St Sohn, NB, J Pigkard, vi bravitin, beer, Now Orleana, TP Stantom. vaunah, NL MoGeoady Blermer Pevetoy Ptcamer Lroneiden G. Btonence Ontnrio, Chavo Bevtoc, Maik loop Becox, Cucimioge Vall River, meter. Aretwed, Galveston, Toray 17 days, Flip Stor Republi, Jen tocon with octeon, to Humwey & Moreny. Avot (Br) Livery fe in e 1 hee ben wh Ani 13, tar At ph tee ponent Peek Dever pore (br), Bi Tere WHE 16 paeengers, bo AE VHS, pone ebip Lenten Te OO J Rinporivan CHiry Ledge prion neue Am syn, in bal- ramps Tat on in the now). cent, te Bareley & i Spit %, paired the vrcek of tty U rend eT Eig w Pabee Wee WU Se: TYR fcr stn pines pninbed tes CIM ne appone 80 to long ta Pinion taliney Cat rity etien, Sr irod face § Pee peleinegne (ete), Arends, Anterey, dave wth 1th free ding hatieoad, moce t1d 100 passougsrs, bo Lb ‘peli 19, tat if ke , iretnen, 264 Me en,’ a; way ay peat the Dewns perl to land ps poicege an'baline. wah t70 passe oye sn ballact. w or Hack Liverpool (ie), Fenner, Hermon, Aprit Ste and 22 pamengers, to Crder. Kxporieuced very ther; oow eeveral vessels with Ii of aparecteost by pened Co be bound te ostward. (Ord! ——, qremen, & deys, with ark Ammerland mde and TrKpanengsrs, t» Foppe & Ov. ie ead, Limeriok, car fe Cell jays, im ballast a Fiorence (Br! and 76 parsencet Ber Tiritish Queen (ir), Coburn, Londonderry, 32 days, nd By ret ally to 8 Osborn. Oy by Bork Grampa; (+f Velfaxt), Dyer, Cardenas, 10 days, with to? tia, May 8, lat 3s, Lon 74, CAMarrce Brot Cucsonae toe Nowpers. on as Mpeke belg Park Petor Domill, Hoey, Bay Pp rah Tete Y) Savanubly ? days, with cotton, Brig Clinoht ie (of Themaston), Prince, with angar, &e, to Matthews Finnozan t, pasted a bark dinmastel in Int 2929, t Cay'pas od what appeared to be tho topm right in the wat Lriz Metorn, (W’enss), Roupert, Hamburg, 46 days, ia bat- Inct end 100 pecrcneers, to Schmit & Balchen, Tr x Lmburz, 36 days, in bal- Pe Schaudt & Batchen. p Perntiuc (of Culnis), Hill, Sagua Ia Grande, April with suger Ge, & , to master. Brig Lotlers (of Themueton), Bontley, Cardonas, U1 days, with togar tod W Elwell & Co meline (of Warrent. Watts, Cardenas, 10 days, to JW Elwell & Co. a pa (of Rilaworth) Chase, Palermo, 62 days, and Gitraltar, £5 days, with fruit, Co master. Experienved heary weather on the PAY. : Br's Qregon (Br), Carey, Ponrance, Eng. 33 days, with clay fio © saccengors, to Burclny & Livingston. ‘ r), Curry, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with hig Haty ‘Ana pinetcr, or. PiDvie Me netlia (of Bllaworth), Thueber, Franklin, Le, 16 dope, wits 1, &e, Lo Sturges & Co. « non 4 Br), Jchngor, Baracoa, 12 dayg, with Rol Wichaed’ Cobden, (Re), Morrison, Windsor, N8, {1b Gays, with plaster, to.58 ney & Co. Lehr Packie (of Thalti ere ‘Arell, Matagorda; xoe, 16 dase, with cotton, &, to Ml Sheiden, ft Sobr Florida (of Brogkhaven), Dickonso», Tackscnrille, EF, 8 days. Fy ‘Sobr Orlando (of Waldoboro), Hall, Sal Schr Lonaine, Smith, Charleston, 6 da; LM'Cready & Sobr Louising, Sinith, Charleston, 6 days, with cotton, &c. Schr Elizabeth Aun, Cross, Wasbingtoa, NC, with naval stores, tod Williame. : Sobr LB Roterts, Allon, Wilmington, NC, 4 days. ‘Schr Hume, Gedfroy, Elizaboth uity, NC, 5 days, for Peo videnoo. : pth Sophy Collin, , Elizabeth City, NC, with n: ot ‘Schr Rio, Lane, Washington, NC,5 days, with naval storos, Schr Mary H Cramer, Faulkonbueg, Virainia, 4 days. Sobr Alico, Briggs, Baltinore, 4 daya Sebr Golden Rule, Chamberlain. Balti Schr J B& F L, © ‘al Schr Fair Weather,’ Jou , bound to Flushiag. Sobr Townsend Jones, Dayton, Philadelphio, 2 days, Schr CS Woed Cotter, Philadotrbia, 2 days. Rohe JK Polk, Thompsca, Philadelphia, 2 dny Schr Sequel, Barrett, Philadelpbin, 2 days, Schr Francis Ward. Sw 0, Philadelphia, 2 dsys, Schr Noble, freland, Phi chia for Providence. Scr Jaa Barrett. Cobb, jadelphis for Fall Rivor. Schr Lonadale, Baker, Philadelphia for Providence Schr John Rogers, Mayhew. Phitadelphia for Providence, Schr Moses Brown, Hal eilad ele for Provence. Below, Brig Schillor, 30 days from Hamburg. Also ong bark, and one ship two brigs in tho offing. Sailea, Steamchipa Ania (Br), Judking, Liverpool; Crescent City, Windle, Aepinwall; No Lhe finklep San J James Adge ki Charleston; hi West, Matis, Liver, Martha's Vineysed, Yo y! wag, Glas- Motdlo; bark John (Br), Rowle, uebse! and brigs Americ Arcade (Br), ——s sohr eo} Franklin, Sears. NOrleani Wind ot sunrise, NW; ‘The ship “Hetchveal reot report by a pile Telegraphic Marine Repuris. Cuantuston, May 5, Arcived—Schr M E Wells, Grifia, NYork NYor' Arrived sith hip Meiers, Boston; barks General Greene; Constitution (Brom); brig Clinten, and vehr Z Weils, Now ‘ork. : Sailed Sd—Sohr Adafo, NYork. Nonrovx, May 4. Arrived—Bark Halineman, from NYork: echrs Bay State, t. do; Orion, frum Newnor' Beraid Marine Cor Privavecetia, May Ships Touine Mario (rem), Wenek ericksop. NYurk; bark Marian dibraltar; Elm, Taylor, Burto io, Nickerson, dy: Luth ry fox Heejapore (Br), M'Lei reported below 224, w for the Hereohel, ‘rovidence; Madawacka, Sears N mn. Tatenan, Boston; Danie! Webeter, Fol wich: Thompson, Corson, NYork; Wm Lo- rovidence; Boston Corson, do; Mary Ann and ‘oline, Henderson, N Bedford; Kedron, Lake, Now; 4 Boker, Smith, Gri Egz Herbor; Nora (Br), Ciond, KM Bro Williamsburg: A aitens le, Providence; on, Fall lover, Now ta. Stile ndon; Penubscut, Whitaker, N York Jeared—Stoamshine City of Glasgow, Wylie, Liverpool; Virginia, Teal, Richmoud; barks General Jesup, Fiahoe, Boston ;| Elk, Eldridge, do; brig Victoria, (Br). Hall, Nassau, NP; eohoonces New Yor 3 ok, Wilmington, N ing, bella, Williams. Lyon; Caps Mi Stiles, Fall Rive; Invoice, Glow Newburyport; Pi Bell, Plymout terson, Bateman, Boston: D' Webster, Folkirts, Norwich; R Thompeon, Corson. Providence; Wm Loper, Lake, E Greenwich ; Boston. Cor: + Maty ‘A\ Caroline, Hudson, Bristo jew Ann C Bakor, Smith, Dai » Crowell, Bo Steamer Novelty, Brign: Biscellancons. Sup Curone, lying at Pier 39 BR, 4 yo Mattapoisctt, has been gold for a whaler at Pinon Boat Yarnorovant was sold at auction yesterday by Simeon Draper, for $00 ci Sure Bx to tho 20th ult, 022 hales of cotton had beon got out of this vensel, ashore at Apalachicola 8urr R B Forne ¢ Doane, sailed from Honolula Jun $90,003 PM, arrived at Hong Kong, Fob 20, at 10 ASS the passngs ia 21 days 18 hours (corrceted tim.) Di 5 406 miles, avorage rate of sailing for wholo timo 10 miles por hour, or 20% miles por day. Bakx Lucinpa Marra, Upton, from Boston, is reported by Capt Hill, of the Tarating, to have gono ashore on thy Tora, 9m of Sagua. on the night of the let of April; the is expected to bem total loss, One Waxy the briz St Andrews of 147 tons measurement. be palit in 1846, was sold in Baltimore, on tho Ist inst, for TER Soun Mys 10, Capt Willisms, which had been ed in the lighterin, eng business in Mobile Bay during the rear, Was burnt on the 2th ult. She hed on boart 300 pally for the’ British bark Barbara, 2 versel, which ia a total lose, the property of is the seoond lat this ronson by # similar ace 30 was ineured. Scnn Hany, whch got ashore on Reinstord tstand sym time eince, wad got off Monday and proceeded Cur her desti- nation, Post or Prataner and coastwigo arrivals at tho Port the mouth of April, 1852:— Foreign, #hi achrs 17-6. Gonatwire, ohips, Ys ; evoamers, bales ofcotton, yrincip found for Liverpool. 0 H1A—The Lilies were t Whatemen. Are at Warren 3d, bark La‘ayette, Harton, ‘Talcabuano Fob 17, with 190) Ubis sp oll, “Lefe at T, Philip Dolanoye, FA, te cruise and home, $00 sp 200 wh, Franklin, a 700 ep for he Leeper, Sioew: Arr at Nibedf ‘arren, ‘vo cruise; 90 ant, Mattapoiset, to . for Pacific Oconm, poisctt), Phinney, Atlan- 4, now hark V Antarct . (of Matte tie Occan. 1d from Mattapoisett 24, bark Willis, Brizca, Atlantic Ocean, Arr at Callan March 27, Susan, Smith, Nau, 12 days, touched to land coo) k At Tahiti Fed 18 (by let om Ci; Posse), Paoiie, Fi, 200 wi! ep. for North At Payta Api 6, Clifford no, Davis, FH, 200 5 iP. Heard from by letter from Capt Cornell, Bub 15, Int 55%, Jon F0.W, Janua, NI, 170 xp: would procesd ty’ Sandwich Idands dud North Pacific w:thout touthing at Taloshuano. Notice to Marine: Ligur iw Si RAiTA OF SUNDA, ‘Tho Notheriands Minister of Marine hereby aoqnaints mari by advices received, tho Lisut at the Paneth Lighted on tho 2th of to every uit from i : K in the evenine te Gin the morn acon on which tho said Light i. placed stanta on the beach at the Fourth point, % of a mile from Anj lon E of Greenwich and G doz 4 m 60 869 ge stand building, rented with Utes, from ots tho top of which a ta 8, ‘The d fort, or 2+ 56 Noth- r. eriand clia above the surface 0° the Tho Light ia s stationary cath fourth size (1s res@hes the rr to $ Gore man miles, on which account it will be visible feom a grestor Giatonce In proportion to tho altitude love the Ruriaon at whioh the ogo of the observer neve of the atmoaphore may permit. ‘The Hague, March 29 IRD ‘The Minister aforanid, T. ENSLIE. Spoken. Amoricn, hence for Liverpo on D8 15. sppoved tho Susan Drew, from San Pronsivco for aw soon March 9, off *Quibe.” Kelecy, from Haltinore for Bo.ton, was soon at 5718 low 7440. Reindeer, oC N¥ork,” wae ebcnalizod April 190, 1 uiitedly tho Reivdecr, Franklin, from Wiltnington for Domern ‘Tre theoo wasted Br eche Jolin Clemers, from New ¥ for Antigua, with lose of rudder, April 20th, Int 24 19 N, io Gs +b, Steam shi; |, Was acon April , 1b 43 iy Penning. of and from Pulladelpbis for Barbadoss, Breil Heh, Txt 20 28, Ton 66 Bosrded by pilot boat Jaber Wiliams, May 4, ahiy Ad Auek, 140 daye trom Shadwich Glands for NLondon, if th Winds permit; If mot will come te N York. oretge Portes Asvorno, April !7—Brig Wor Vrive, Quigs for Philsdolphts ch Jang, Bethel: Mary, iy the Sirah Marta, wad a WAN ACA, April 2—-Robre v other aches (pro! ep nib ldg for NY erk. yA 1 Bark Volr Of " € March 20—Arr ship Tyrone, Bs anes with pnnne for Cotton A P dnge frets Salthimers for Cov Eilioxeas) pttark W Vhiiadely ‘Fam Sid whip Rossen , Sear, Com Beietol for b's nh), Antwerp, hy Apri 12 Belg Chate worth, uno; wind K. Sid York wer, PE itadelphin vie oh biney Gordon.) Varehare, Bublt Horton ‘Tn the fing an Armee omnia k ve White, Pets Jolngon Cann, Sezon spd N Vo MH Viv eteth J, Becoke Phitadetpbing 2th Otd Pell Kitiett. Maciel: Hele Amulet, Spotters, Mee Bh be de abel Sam Orienas abt May 1m « placed, and that the olosr- | | spit sts votes teem Mi il, Farnham, jax is P Browae ‘Brewn, feo 2, das. W' rr ‘Rite, for Meat pami Mtoe de seek 19-812 brig Brvckiza (Br), Coalfieet, a Bacua, Aprit 2 och Fa 4g a gs neem | Woek"th (also roparted ald aDth)s sche Mary Groton: ane | on, from Boston, log: and Me el ine Grek ‘ ALEXANDRIA, May 3—. ny S—Aer schre Alort, Hall, Bootoay Fla Zane Chandlor, NYork. Bld sehe Cervo, Get BALTIMORE. Ma: 4—Arrbark Bila, Pliage, at, hs Magy Falk Salen Usain iy idence. Cha brige besten ie) Skaling, Gavlor Grace. NI La be a Boston: whee oad, Carter, Plerpoat, oock), Steatton, Fi Br bark, with panei tod the t Ctark Gallio, Robbing, Wilmington, sro plee Stage St Domingo: Arietin, Long, Barests, Ba- 4 A Lawrence, May 1—arr brie E Win schra Coomopolite. Witham, It Pare, Potomac: Henrietta, Stinehiet + Marsan, Collins, Savannah; sehr Waterville, Hawen, gute id lat. now ship Stophen Larrabes, for ——, anchored beiv FEE RARER SE o CaLAls A. U-Sid brig Pi io Mee ear ve hl ee taco toed A Lp nowwsol di iti mURTWE TON. 4 . 1e-cta wre aed GQ AkDINER, ‘pei cent stir Jane, ataer NYork. coh Went ae whan vs perk lonterey, Ackloy, and . Apr ‘Arr brig Vulnsoo, tomn. 8c. Sid 37th, trig olvelly hn; Davies Wiiminghoe NOs LEWES, Dol, May 4, 5 PM—Ono of the two ahivs whigh seed up this morning, ea Braves to he the Maric Sth, 11 AM—Ship Venice to ses. The other ship whi. tho General Wavhington. The achra Norn end Moiron the pilat bot Connor yoxter a NVorky 2d bets t San Frano'sce, ie a h proceoied up veuterday a A bark passe’ op last ov ‘alu y go'ay ied with pil t+ ta at hatver yo lerday left for destination sil Hike and hound up, a alaad MATAGORDA, Aprii 2°—1 ‘ D port brig Brazos, Nebroska. Keindoer, and WU Stewart, fur NYwek, MILUBRIDGE, April 23—Arr briz Orion Brown, NYork; achra Friends, Steont, do: 20th, brig Sabao, Sawyer, NYcrk- Sid 2th trig Relist, haf rey ng ‘27th, cohra Ana, Saw: and Vandaiia, Stront, do; 30th, Aurora, Brown, and Nio- 18. 08, Nace, N York. NORFOLK, May 2—Arr achrs Rebsooa Fors, Belcher, devas. 7 davai Mary Suann, Halsey, Darhadeos, vie St seat, bound to N¥ork, put in, ebort of enpplica and loxa of fore aft; Viola Matthias. (: ‘7dayn, Od aceache Hyeam, Mar See seh Mineo Burapat sh rue clece Repudlic, New Yor! ‘4th’ eche Williaa, ortalk. Si 4, supplying light 4 aches Eliza, Oa Wm Brown. Munt, mpire, Dixon, Alex- andria; Chas Appleton, Most, Philadel phi a Clifford, St Je rt BURYPORT, May &—Sld achry PORTLAND, May ig, BMontico! sid brigs Geo F Williams, Financicr, Hanover, and Mont cello. PROVIDENCE, Way 5—A: seola, York sloops Pointer, hot Oregan, Stuteaeis de aye low sloon Thor B-Mawhing, Hawking N York, Ud bel trot, Aldrich, Havana, tohes Bi ee iiate Being aaah store eae Ma or . RICHMOND, May 203-4 Part NYoric City of Richmond, Mitchell, doy brig Ht Wifieoks look, NOrleaar: ache Wm. Grogory, Hackett Rockland? sclers JnoR Watson, Cambern, Steinferd; Albert, Whitmer, ato SALeM. May S—Cld ochre Martha Maria. Swift, N¥ork. Sid bark Edw Ko: h. Bi sehr Sacramento RY-ork, ont Nucnee A¥zoe snd ames eee April 29—Sid solr Konduskoag, Bray, Now ‘ork. wi FORD. May [—Wont to sea, barks Arctic, for Se veers ep walsh, Thomaston: echr Queen, Baltimeore— m Providen WILMINGTON, NC, April 20—Cid B Liv I May 1 nn Warten, Geng l fm er pool sehr Beaton Smith Stutes, RY ork; rison Pi Whorler. re brige Cornotia Dougkas, Hath, Me; Chanamus, Cutter, 01 ton; ochr Mary Powell, J P’Powsll, NYork. Pawengers Arrived. Canvenas—Bark Grampus—J W Bartlett, OW. Gatveatox—Ship Star Republi—Mes Andersen: mily, Mrs Jucia end deughter; My Haddeaiucg. ene ERPoor—Stcamship Amar sherman, and te yi Miss f JS Marve, Mev Robinson, Tyrwmte- nd ody, or, Indy, © Kk; 'Mes'S'N. Stephen’, ass, L._ Stepbessy isnnd baby. Ze MeGregertaay okt eat sand baby, dL MeGregor, iB Rees ipa it Wesoe, ind Gs ‘hiiadelphia; KS Fay, Heston; 3 N ater t Thomp on, Caped V irkiand, Batthou re: Me Ti urck San Kleeck, M ermander, Moxt Brew, New York; W , Now ork; G A Hopeley, Chariesto rem ndgervant Clit Moore brs Moore, Mise 3 re Nathavic joorge and Chaun fo. Now Yori F ‘alm, Mavanas brancis 8 RF “4 . x 1 dos awton, Charieeton S.C uen y Heit, Havana; P Mallard, Ne eke ia eo Kelden Uavane; Mr BM jactanoda, Haraaas Jorbua Dixon, Liverpool; De Wetalar, Californias ay. Hungary; Mr Elias, Dr Koes an, Pro’ ean as Jiughea, ip crrens v2 E Loon, New Orieans; D Guodmi CT wud. ao is; Mr Backs, 7 C Ducasson, Bordesax; T mand lady Engiand; J L Umbstalker, Barris, Mr Hosoberg, Now York: Mr Porylics: R Wyma J oot and be; ir Tefobro and lady; Jayoneun, lady ord child.—Tetat, 110, sgbhery San JUAN— Light- First cabia—D Brighany WA [rife and 2 ohildren, Mt ta venworth, w " ¥ TD Rogers, De'nry Curtis, C.J. btevens, irs MB ioekame Mrs & Lawrouce and ctild, § P Christio, Mrs Curry olidren, M DS Hyde aod wife, P A Coin aad. wifes ive, WE Goldamich aud wits, Misa M Wil y snd Schildren.G Post, H Kingsley aud Mra Bhi P B a . 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