The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1852, Page 4

ELEVEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA ARRIVAL or THE STEAMSHIP DANIEL WEBSTER. HIGHLY INTERESTING. PROSPEROUS CONDITION GF THR MINERS, | une." HORRIBLE INDIAN WARFARE. Battles between the White and Bed Men, BEVERAL SLAIN ON BOTH SIDES STATE OF TEE MAREDTS. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ‘The steamship Danicl Webster, Capt. S. Wakeman, arrived last night, with California advices to the 16th ult. being eleven days later than hitherto received. The D. W. came from San Juan, which place she left eight days ago, with three hundred and five passengers, fend $400,000, which ‘had been brought down from San Francisco by the steamer Independence. We annex a . LIST OF PASSENGERS PER DANIEL WEBSTER. JJ Durant, Ww W D Farrand, GB Hitchoook, G Jeftries, R Gersiox, HK Warrei T Grove, WCbrictian, E A Hora, Mre Christian, RC Be A Wilson, A McClung, ¢ KGolston, Mrs MoClung, N Ww CHChander, MM ek, H Kiug, BB Farneworts, © ein, 8 King, G Kellog, ¥ Lablanck, 4D Reamer, a Fernsworth, © TM Boyer, S Nalder, Son.” Wood, RG J Chapman, * owe, R Ri Mec Hitiyer, wee J wD Jone Kine” 3 W Peanison, pone Pi HiT Wixgins, rid Parks, WW Gosdeich, Poter Smit Fiske Mrs Smith, rs Sag FG Mr: ME Moore, 0S Gilbert, J MGostets, W_A Tevnisox, isaac Hobert, J Torner, 5 B Brittain, D Bryce, AB Howell, T Stevenson, H Moore, 2% in the steerage ‘The following is extracted from the Daniel Webster's AH Owens, A ABnyder, log Diro—Dean Fairbanks, of Woodstock, Vt , 13th—lat. 27.10 ; lon. 79.35, sp. herm. brig Gov. Brock, from Neuvitas, bound to Our parcels were delivered very soon after the steam- ex's arrival by Mr. B. 8. Hopkins, the Purser cf the D. W., and Messrs. Gregory & Co., and Adams & Co., the express agents. Mining Intelligence. Rich mines havo recently been discovered ts Ragu» river valley. They are creek and ravine diggings. I haveseen a miner direct from there. and he informed ms that thoee diggings are extensive. He exhibited some o: the gold, and it looked bright and beautiful. He has ne beck to these mines, Miners there are averaging ten to sixteen dollars. ‘There is a great excitement in Mount Shasta City and on Humbug Creek, conrequent on the discovery of these new and rich diggings. 1saw about two hunared leave for Rogue river valley on last Sabbath. Parties are leaving town daily. Mules are selling from $100 to $140 each. Rogue river valley is about all taken up by per- sons who intend te settle permanently. The from the quartz mills are not favorable. It seems to be an established fact that some improvement must be made in the quartz machinery, before the rock will pay snything near what it tests. We have been informed by several gentlemen who came infrom French Gulch, that very rich deposits of gold have been discovered on Dead Wood Creek. This creek is about twenty-five miles from this place. It heads on the west side of the Trinity Mountains and its waters flow into the Tri river. The creek is described as runring through a Valley the whole of which is repre- sented as being exceedingly rich with gold. Those who have prospected Dead Wood Creek state that the average yield is about two dollars tothe pan full of earth. A | jarge number of miners have already deserted their claims on French Gulch and gone to the newly dis- covered placers.—Shaste Couricr. The El Dorado News of the 12th, ea) Sunday were bury days with our geld took some n by thore regularly engaged in the business. and it amount- ed in the aggregate to twenty-three hundred and eighty ounces, This amount was purchased at $17 per ounce, amounting to the neat little sum of $39.460. Miners on Webers Creek are doing better than ever. New diggings are discovered almost every day. and from eight to sixteen dollars is the average yield to the man diem. S Pie Canon, one of the oldest placers, is also turning out rich, ¢ vethe Nevada Journal says that quartz miners are in much better spirits than three moths ago. The Gold Run Company have just extracted $1,100 from five and 3 half tons of quartz. The Revere Company bas been Saturday and dealers, We ys: dust yielding from $30 to $40 a ton. The Wyoming realized ‘about $20, the Central $50. and the St. Louis mill, from the Canada Hill lead, $160 per ton last week. Com- ~The menting upon the foregoing, the Journal says : lain rccret of these temporary embarrassments is this: | any of the companies owning leads are composed of men of small capital. By application to capituliets. they were lef@to believe that ccrtuin amounts would be sufficient to erect the necessary machinery, and not unfrequently the very ones instrumental in producing this impression commence negotiations to supply the pains to ascertain the amount that was bought | two ‘S covntry more than 2 000 square miles in extent, covered with thickets as Lad as any in Florida interleced with Qn intermediate network of sloughs, that renders it the — im the world for the Indians to avoid the ‘Their planting sea:on is not until July. and it will be er that before the enemy will feel our power over he abandonment of Camp, Yuma last winter, has entailed a series of 2ifcuties upon our suffering county. from which we will not casily recover. ‘The In- dians boast to the Sonorinns that they drove the Ameri- cans from the river and killed their soldiers. There ix much truth in the first part of their story, and a fearful responsibility rests 4omewhere, We have been permitted to copy the following addi- tional particulars from a private letter, received by a gen- tleman in town from a friend at Colorado: * * * » There weresix soldiers and one citizen team- ster, who were herding tbe avimals of Major Fitzgerald, cut off from the oamp by a body of more than 200 Indi- ame,and killed, after which the Indians made an open attack on the camp, and were repulsed with the loss of four, and many wounded.” Lieut. Sweeney, with his command, arrived at Vallecito on the 16th, The only accident they met with, was the maiming of one of the men by a wagon wheel ning over his foot. ‘The man will remain with Lieutenant Murray, at Vailecito. Sweeney left the following Thurs- day, to join Major Heintzelman’s command at Camp Yume, There is no news from the Gila since the last advices, TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER AT KLAMATH—FORTY INDIANS KILLED, ETO. (Correspondence of the Times and Transcript ] Another battle was fought on the Klamath river be- tween the miners aud Indians,on the morning of the 12th of April, Yesterday I was informed by a miner of my acquaint- ance, just up from Klamath, that an Indian ranchoria located in Scind valley, fifteen miles below the mouth of Scott river, was stormed, and forty Indians kliled, and their houres burned to the ground. The Klsmath Indians, fora distance of forty miles be- low the mouth of Scott river, have been for a long time very hostile nnd trouble: ome to the miners and packers, At Happy Camp. which is situated twenty miles below Seind Valicy, the ainors passed a law amonget themselves, that no Indians sLould be allowed to come to this place; if they did they were to be shot instantly, When the Indian Agent, McKeo. passed up this river and formed a treaty with these Indians. the miners informed him of the law which they had made for their protection against Indian depredations Mr. McKee communicated this to the Indians, Last January an Indian from Seiad Valley said he was not afraid to go down to Happy Camp, and.down he started, and no sooner had he ar- rived there, than he was shot dead whilst crossing the near tho camp, Last week the Indians made pre- ? ‘The squawa started for Seott Valley. and the Indians sent word down to the Hap- Py Camp miners that they wero going to kill throe of their men, for the one they had killed. ‘The Happy Camp misiers, on hearing this, case up to Long Bar, within four, miles of the Indian reach, Here they were joined by another party, and marclsd up'in the night. and a early dawn surrounded the Timdian rancheria, A nim bee of the Indians stopped out of their houses ant were ehot They set fire to the ranch and smothered on Indians, When an Indian would break from the ranch, they would shoot him down. In this way they shot forty Indians, and not one escaped from tho rancheria, One of there Indians had eight balls shot through his body before he fell to the ground. Aimongst all of the dead there was only one squaw found. and she was the Indian chief's denghter, During the battle two white men were shot with ar- | rows ; one of them was shot in the thigh and the other | in the breast ; the arrow pussed betwoen two of his ribs. | Their wounds'are not considered mortal. The men are now improving, and ina short time will be able to re- sume their labor What this will ond in, time will de- termine. The Scott river valley reservation is of no effect with the Indians, Klamath Indians say. that it was not them who wanted to make a treaty of peace ; it was the white men. Iam rather suspicious that this will lead to fur- ther Indian hostilities and depredations. ‘The Indians had better be poaceable, for if they com- mit any moro hostilities, the Happy Camp miners say they will kill every Indian on the Klamath river. Kile math river miners are not to be trifled with. If the In- diaus insult them with impunity. they will not stand a moment for Mr. McKee's treaty of peace, nor Scott Val- ley Indian reservation. ‘The Yucas Indians recently attacked three men, who were proapecting on the South Fork of Cottonwoed creek. The Indiana came upon them suddenly. in the night time, and before any effectual defence could be made, two of the party were severely wounded with arrows. Al- though the Indians numbered about fifteen, thoy were speedily driven off without being able to take with them any animals belenging to the camp. The recovery of Mr. Tuttle and a man generally called Tennessee is considered doubtful. The El Dorado News says:—The Indians continue to | be very troublesome. and are growing bolder and bolder | every day. About the 27th ult. large party of them | made an attack on Reese's corral. but did not succeed in | carrying away any stock. They fired several guns at the whites. but fortunately no one was injured. An Indian who was taken prisoner, attempted to escape, and was Killed. It is rumored that despatches were brought by the Sea Bird for General Hitchcock, commander of this division, stating that a number of mules, belonging to the Quarter Master's Department, had been stolen in the lower coun- try. by the Indians, "There will soon be a sufficient force at the mouth of the Gila to keep the Indians in check; and we understand that a post will be pushed up to the Pimo villages, and thus there will bea chain of posts, though at long intervals, from the Rio Grande. at Do- nana, across to San Diego. onthe Pacific. ‘The latest ac- counts from New Mexico stated that there was a det ment of dragoons stationed in the copper mines, near the head of the Gila.—San Francisco Herald, May 14. Murder, and Summary Execution of a bela pe ‘Correspondence of the San Francisco Het . f ut Moque.umne Hitr, April 12. ‘ds, A gentleman from San Andreas has just furnished me with the details of a bloody and fatal affray, which oc- Faration to fight the miners. | | | | petro cd mag saree i cured at adance house in that place, on last Thursday e credit of enterprise. But | wae pect allgele ay Te ater ty halt, | night, ‘The perpetrator of the brutal murder was a Mex- ances, one third done, and, in some ii n their anxiety to get out of what t be an awkward position creat ind of others.’ The out the work of a ditch about eigh! he wa Gistrustful. and, finally conclude distrust in the Company are to let, miles in length, which t to Green Horn accouut is alsc county, we proxperous cond are even still bette abounds in rich ve there is sufficient water to w dantly. The Texas vein. the ington vein, are all of exceeding richness. 4 all that i y to develope their treas mill of sufficien . Those already in opera too lig! mill, erected at Home on the Merced. with a ber of ston to crush forall th veins, would ment. Godda amalgamator sects to ashy, an of cou: upersede which worse than worthless. and ha q@ompanies. —San Francisco Heral Grorartows Dic —tThere $n Georgetown. El Dorado county discovery of rich bill diggi : place. Shaft have been rupken over in depth, and from the ~ proxpeets” obtain they will prove richer than the far fav “Ocon Hollow have been stak looking out for fe A Mamniorn The visini and the placer k them, yield very in. and the W be Already two hundr fT nd there are many still eng: to lvecate el m the southera par nt tho miners a lump of gold which w pure there not being mo in it than half a pound of ro Indian Hostilities. MASSACKED— DIFFICULTY OF PUNISHIN( THE ABORIGINES, ETC {From the San Diego Herald. April 1.) An expiers arrived yesterday afteraoon from the Gila toMajor MeKinstry. and we he to certain letters, from wh the express rider. we bav interesting but melancholy sta Yoma SEVEN MEN averention followin: f affairs at Cam the operation cost twice what they anticipated. they became Franklin Mining from steep Hollow ina highly Tt is nearly n permitted ican, by the name of Flores, a fine looking youth, only about eighteen years of age. Only a short time since he was arrested by the Vigilance Committee of this place, on suspicion of having been connected with the murder of Miguel Hughuez; but the evidence against him not being conclusive enough to warrant the committee in inflicting corporeal punishment on him. he was sentenced to leave the hill in twelve hours, and not return again, under pe- nalty of death. On Thursday night he was at a dance house in San Andreas, where some difficulty occurred be- tween himself and another Mexican, who was attending the bar. Flores was flourishing his knife in a threaten- ing manner. and the Mexican attempted to make his es- cape by retreating behind the bar. when Flores drew his | pistoland commenced firing at him. He sucoeeded in making his escape from the house, and ran to an Ameri- cantent and aroused its cecupants. They went to the house and found. weltering in his blood. a Mexican who had been brutally murdered Ly being stabbed. He had been pierced with seven mortal wound». three in his right side, and four in his neck. He was lying on the floor, by the side of a table upon which he was sleeping at the time the murderous aseauit was made upon him, A person in a room overhead beard the unfortunate victim exclaim, “Why are you murdering me?” The reply was, “Down upon your knees. G—d d—n you, and let me finish you!” Fleres. was arrested, and ‘having been pronounced guilty of the murder, was sentenced to be hung. Ohjec- tions were made to the summary mede of proceeding, and an attempt was made to have him turned over to the civil authorities and sent to Jackson ; but it did not succeed He was told that. if he requested it, a priest should be sent for to administer the comforts of religion ; but he refused to bave one called, and begged that he might be shot by one of hie own countrymen, instend of being bun A countryman volunteercd to shoot him, and he was tied toa tree, when an attempt was made to rescue him; but several undaunted miners rushed into the melee with drawn pistols, and swore that the mur- derer should be hug. ut the peril of their lives, A rope was adjusted around his neck and thrown over 8 limb of the tree. He was placed ona barrel and at the word the barrel was knocked from under bim, and he was dangling in theair, The knife used to murder his victim is sup- posed to be the same used to murder Miguel Hughuoz. t Miscellancous, The following paragraphs are extracted from the Alta California Herald, and other San Francisco pape A hostile mecting took place on the Sth April. at ‘ans Souci, at half past eleven o'clock, between Archibald Keq., and James Blair, Esq. both of this city —the weapons duelling pistols. and the distance ten n | iP | The gable private Morris, of Vom. paces. After an exchange of shots the seconds interfered, pany D. y.) left camp on Friday last, | and the quarrel was amicably and satisfactorily ad- making, # i# Uctal with him a trip that, under the cir | justed. ‘Tho parties were reconciled before they left the cumstances. may Wwe be on: ed extraordin ground ‘Tho Sierra Nevada, (for the A challenge to fight has, it is said. been accepted by has been felt here.) loaded with government supplt Country McOlusky. ‘The purse is $5.000 a side, with & and carrying 94 pastengers Major Andrews. Liou forfeit of $1000, “The fight will come off at Shasta on Fraser, and a stall party of soldiery. arrived atthe mouth | the dist of next June of the Colorado. February | It req ne days The Union says that the cost of the Bear River and Au- to put together their fiat boats for Of the supplies up the river Th last trip up th One boat was ew contractors hav difficulties on th at Camp Yoma use up the can deliver them. It isn of the eupplies will be comp in the meantime deci ive thorities here to maintain Un enable them 10 prosecute a ¥ foe that has become growing out oft euperior knowlede 0 country to which (he Indian overgrown by a thick and al p83 crorsed wud re-er Most impossible for ¢ ps to encounter an enem, Who dretines a fairand stand-up fght On the 4th uit.. Major Heintzelman despatched Majo Fitzgerald. with sixty men wit roewed to Ohi mouth of the Colorado. and wc ber the 8 Nevada bad arrived. 0 miles dow the river. a party of s mules, were surpris comman: expected that the ted before the Ist of July mart be taken by the wi troops on the river oliver: mode of ontry. That hay * contractor: burn Canal Company has alre incredible sum, We are inforn holders, that np to this time the in cash expended for labor wae forwarded on Saturda The Jehn and F tly experi- enced a severe shi ) tho captain euppored had caused the disappearance of a great p t- tion of Grampus Island. Captain Haddock, of the lyon, uleo reports ng steered for another laid down in the chart, which he could find, and which he supposed was submerged. Hransny State ov Comencr.—We alluded a few days ago to the activity at present existing among the sh’p ying arge number of clearances which tind takev place orts on the Pacific, The departures of vessels y exceed the arrivals 1 arrived that while the eler * amour of tb ve ¢le—Magzat iy amounted to almost an d by one of the stock- has bean nearly $250,000 erformed, $12,000 of which t. y steamer to nine Sydney. y or | | &e —will « up with th n the P so many departures, freight San Francisco, unusually ” 4! 1, are becoming, for e Todians Mapam Brecacciants, —This eminent artist has already to the | become a great favorite with the citizens of California murdered party. au AA night hy firing | Se Was to sing for the benefit of the Sam Francisco fire- into camp. The following are the vaines of the mon | M2 OF the 16ub killed : Fevatn AvnoiwM—Vinrer Vine > =-Plageyviile Sergt. T. B. Taylor, Privates Knorth, simmons the seene of @ very ex: nt, on Tuesday MeCiuon Beories, of Cowpany Bo ist Dra- It appears that Mrs, Hd: fonully known goons ; D. B. McCoy. teameter, Q vate Mullins, Co. K. wounded Finding the lodians in great for determined on forcing a pass river. whieh he accomplished diffic Vor ten miles th epariment ; pri Major Heintaelm: to the mouth of th or great bardebips au rope Were compelled & Wade throvyh water thigh deep, The mule train is we used wp, owing to the scarcity of fornge, The grazing | ext to nothing. aud the Yumss do not fall to pick off apy Wand ring avimeal in 6 amct The detach arch of gro reervite that left here a few weeks si artiy od to th public ns Miss Mestayer, one #es upon our boards, was walki 1” «t of the town with her hust d aud one or two others, when she was most grossly insulted by a parrer hy, Who ved language such as none bat ‘tho Veriest brute ia human fora would advress co a woman Mr Fid.ldge immediately seived the wretch, but being 1 was in great d fron the we antogoniet. Scoing the emergency, and determined to be d, his wife rushed to her residence close by, and obtaining a revolver, ret a " d Marriages, popes! and Deaths. ’ a In San Francisco. by the Kev. Mr. Capen, Mr. Requa, of Sacramento City, to Jane E. Davenpock, of New York. By Rev. Dr. Ver Mehr, Rudolph Jordan. of San Fran- Halle, Prussia, to Misa Maris cleo, und formerly of Drenkhahn. youngest daughter of Il. P. Deenkhahn, Esq, of At Sonora, on tho 6th April, by, J 7 on the pril, |. A. Brewster. Kimball to Rilssboth Davies Vivien Erastus Nathaniel of Sonoma county. In Marysville, April 2, by the Rey. Mr. Brier, Oharies F, Brown, of New York, to Mile. Chiotilde le Blanc, of At the residence of A 0. Wakeman, the Rev. &. H, Willey.on the 7th Apri of the firm of Ogden & Haynes, Pleasant Valley. by il, Thos. J. Hayaes, to Hliza L, Richardson, of April 10th, ab the P , at the residence of James Hart, Ksq., Ha) Valicy. by Rev. 8. H. Willey, Mr. John 7 Leh 4 Francireo, to Miss Laura A.'Miner, late of Brooklyn, New York. Richardson, of 8t. by Rov, John Liverpocl. = ies In Sacramento. April 11, by Rev. R. H. Stratton, Mr. At Pleasant Valley. April 7, Thos. J, Haines to Blisa L. On the 8th of April, at Grace Chapel, Ver Mehr, Mr, John Purcell to Mary Ann In Los Angeles, March 27, by the Rev. Padre Anac! Don Jo M. Wndart to Dona Soledad Corowee iii Michacl McDonald to Mrs, Margaret Starkey, all of Sacra. mento. BIRTHS. At her residence. Pleavant Valley, Mi f Aun Meon, of a ron, popes nae apd April 3d, Mrs. Alfred A. Green, of a dnughter, DIED, April 4th, after a lingering illness, Sarah, wife i bald McDougal, axed i peers hea vite Ael At Sonora. March 20th, of s sudden Illness, James Jones. (butcher,) formerly of New York city, aged about 25 years. sen February 13th, at the American: Mospital, Honolulu, Timothy A Luby. formerty of Boston staan March th. at the American Hospital, Honolulu, of dropry. Ezra Hall, aged about 24 years, Tn Millville, March 24th, Gaylord, eldest son of the late Elizur Coan, of Yates, and nephew ofthe Kev. Titus Coan. of the Sandwich Island Mission. On board bark Sultan. at Fanning's Ialund, Jan. 11th, Mr. Charles Snow. a native of West Bridgewater, Mass,. aged 27 yenea, and has been residing om these islands for the last eight years, Capt. MeKensie; of aaid bark. most Kindly bad his remains coaveyed on shore and buried, with @ grave-stone and railing placed around his gra In Saw Francisco, April 2d, ut the residence of her mother, za Dolores Lopes, of congestion of the lungs, aged 16; a native of Hermosillo. Sonora, Mex, At Grass Valley, April 3d, the daughter of Bugene i, Gillespie. Eeq., aged 11 months. of measles. April bth. at the residence of Alfred A, Grevn, in the Mission of Delores, Dona Josefa Lugarretts, of disease of tho heart, aged 41 years. On the 4th inst. in Napa Valley, Chartesy Kdward, som of Eugene L. and Elizabeth Builivan, aged 19 months and 15 days, At Rodgers’ Bar. Tuolumne, 30th’March, John L. Reeder, of Talbotton.{Georgia. At Mad Mule Bar, Shasta county, April’ 2d, J. 0. If. Montgomery, aged about 30 yeara from Fremont, Ohio. At Georgetown. Fl Dorado county, on the 9th April, of small pox. Peter Vallely, aged about 35 yours, On board steamer ?n:!opendence, April 2d; Het of Rasex county. New York. April 3h, James Carburg, ay Mass.. of concussion of the spine. At Realejo, C, A., John Foster, Esq., H. B: M. V. Com sul for the Republic of Nicaragua, After arosidemce of more than a quarter of a century. daring which time he had endeared himself to all who had the pleasure of his acquaintance, connected with one of the leading commer- cial houses in the country, and upon the cve of his de- parture for Europe, Mr. Foster was suddenly attacked with a disease of the heart, which terminated after an illners of only four days. At Auburn, April 5th, of typhoid fevor; Jos. Sponcer, of Connecticut, aged 24 years. He was busied with Ma- sonio honors. On the 11th April, Mrs. Ann Green, of England, aged OT years. INTERMENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO—FOR TH WEEK NDING apni 3, 1852. March 28—John T. Myers, aged 43 yoaxs, from Prussia. ea 29—Jaines Nesmith, 25, Scotland. 30—Charles W. Longley. 29, Worcester. 31—Mica Barrona, 20. Chile. 31—Menry Delancy, 49, Liverpook, 1—. ¥. Hopkins. 28, Vermont, 1—Sarah A. Hall, 22, Illinois. 1—Ebenezer A. Wright, 38. Massachusetts. 1—Frederick Moblman, 35. 2—Thomas Knowles, 29, Brewster. 2—Thomas H. Seymour, 45, Boston. 3—Dolores Lopes, 16, Sonora, Mox. INTERMENTS IN SAN FRANCISCO FOR TE WEEK ENDING arrit 10, April 5—Sarah McDougal, aged 24. Joseph Legarita, aged 41, of Mexico, “ 7—Jan Van Heusden, aged 28, of Holland. ‘Three Chinamen. The Markots. [From the Alta California } San Franctsco, April 16, 1852 Since our last review there has been a steady improve- ment in all kinds of desirable goods, the shipments for the interior have been large, and tho advance has been | well founded. { Asurs.—The demand moderate Aa LTURAL ImpLements suited to the season have met @ ready sale. Boots anp Suoes of desirable styles sell at a further improvement. some at 100 per cent advance. Brrapsturys.—Flour has been moving off in the regular trade, stock not too large. Much depends upon the amount we shall receive frem the Atlantic ports as to any Tise. Bricxs are in great demand. Bianxets.—No important stock on hand. ‘is article has further advaneed, Sales at quotations, —Adamantine has further improved, and Sperm has an improving tendency, Coats.—A little falling off in this article, but the mar- ket is not materially disturbed, as we cannot have impor- tant reccipta very soon. Crornixc.—Having but a moderate stock, prices aro firmer, with a very fuir demand, Dry Goops.—In general are more brisk. Daves anv Mrpicinzs—Are in fair request, at remune- rating rates. Gnain—Keeps pretty steady, wit ley, which has been sold as low as 4. Hayv.—The demand is regular at quotations, Haxpw A steady business is going on in this line. Liqvors.—Common qualities have further improved. Leatner—Is doing better, Lumeex.—Pricee have rather decilned, Large arrange- taunts are making in Oregon for the supply of this mar- vet. Mrtaxs.—Thore has been mors doing, and a better feal- ing in some kinds, oasses—Has materially improved, and has an up- ward tendency, Naus—Are in fair request, and 6d. are 2c. abore our quotatic Ors —Steady at quotations, T'rovisions—Are in faiz request, at the Improvement noted in our quotations. Pairs avy Paint o1.8.—In fair demand at quotations, rs No change to notice. —In good demand at retail. ve further improved, and are firm at quota- “ “ April ith the exception of Bar- de. Sricra —We have no change to notioe, Soar —A fair demand «t quotations, Tonavco—Has been rather active, and some sales have n nade at full quotations, ‘Tras.—We have no change to notice. Wixes—Remain as noted in our last review. Wrarrinc Parss—Has been bought up on speculation, and prices have materially advanced MisceLtaNnous ARTICLES—Such as Pails, various kinds of Ship Chandlery. and ‘niture are doing better, Sxamen's Wacks.—f5 to $75 per month, Janonens’ Wa Mrcriastos Wa: or day. Excna: Sterling (00 days) \y 47 ; ‘France (00 days) a4 85; Bankers’ bills, sight, Atlantic cities, 3 por cent prem.; Valparaiso, nom); Mexico, uoim.; Gold dust, clean $17.17 25 Srocks.—State 3 per cents8 a9 per cont lees principal and interests; do. 7 per cents 70 u 71; do, 12 por evi ‘according when issued) 70a 75; do. War Warrants 40 a 2; do, Fundable Warrants 63 a 66; do, Unfundable Warrants 55 # 56 ; City 10 per cont Bonds 60 » 61 ; City 3 per cent Scrip. par to 20 per cent prem.; City Comptroller's Warrants 5 a 10+ per cent dis.; Couaty Scrip 45 0 50 Central Wharf shares 85 «8714; Broadway Wharf shares 65.270; Pacific Wharf shares 8 a 87 ; Sacramento City Bonds (according when payabie, two coupons off ) 51 a 5). Stocks ure in demand—prices well sustained. We again take the liberty of cautioning our friends ngainet promiscuous aud excessive shipments. Moderate will Le dirastre UN Rises aun SerS 2 Arrived, Dutch frigate Princes of Orange, Cap Norfolk. picts Steamship Atlantic, W mose ind paserniess, to EK Colling. Of Bei Lip Constantine, Buntiug, hence bound in; May 6, jon 1118 spoke ehip Constelintion, Allen, for Liverpool, rly; Mth, int, 42 spoke ship k C poncer, from Livery eNYork. [The 4 also AM on Sth, the wconm She 8 C, ho Byt de Vroe, from t, Liverpool, Moy 5, 12M, with her’ propelice, an steameh! ip Danie with specie’ and! 1 Webster, Wakeman, San girs, by DB AL Gov Brook, pe errom, Havre, 30 days, 0G pasver a p for 1 Ship Merevry (pkt), Conn, Havre, 4 L17, with mdse and Ppmeeongers, to Buyd & Minchou—t well, Took a pilot G ster. n), Doveroux, Lezhora, March 20, With rage, marbio, &e. to master, ary’ ibral (oF Boste rfl Ship pawned G Ay 10 Aprilly. Int 9, apo ke brie. Greyhound, hence Marpellten, y 4 40, jon 67 45, poke Duteh ba ee Rideau eee kyee (oF Boston, Sailedin oo with suip Bark Norma (tres), Sohuite, Cork, 47 days, ia ballast aeen ers, to order. ark Blien & Fr (of Portiand), Blanchard, Maten- pth ovens : aon. fe “odcer, Wilmingto ,, Duflell, Pode imington, NO, & days, with chr JB Bteccker, Smith, Washington, NC, 7 days, with naval stores, to KS Powell, Schr Bigh Priest, Smitheon, Plymouth, NC, 6 days. Scbr Stephen Waterman, Nickoreon, tH ob days, Sebr Daniel Ke ed, Clarks, Grvcaport, 3 te: and well adapted shipments will do well, but an overstock | Siew Pretenten Bese Gardiner. P Joon Frederick Br jardiner, Pro . Sloop seu Witch, Wenn: Previtence eee Sivop Pouter, Fowler, Providence, Ships Guttenberg (Hamb). Jorgensen, Ham? Miles, Quebwe: Hanuan Crooker, Bennett, ao; bacl Arbow rt Jeaton. Wind at suneet SW, ob The clipper ehip Gazelle, Dullara, anchor inthe Fact Kiver, si ahr 3 See cara Na od Pane it Sitauetur Avcanmio.) ar re R fi Suaner, Dyer, i May. L, Selina, Green, Charleston; 24, Stanislaus, Nene! ork. Sld 20ta, Veeta, Ber; ky NY¥w ‘Arr M: ar sbioness Won, Baltimo; Bonveavx, April M—Arr Lo Perou, Juyer, San Francisco, Burnes, April 26—Sid St Peter, Galveaton, KOUWEKBHAVEN, April 30—l'ut in, Alabama, from Baltimore for hotterdam. es so eecoaaa tha, Klock zeter, Bai- of Quovasbury, Gateman, NYork. Sid timore, and Anna, id 2hth, Rasch in, Simmons ‘ALouTTA, March 10—Are Hollander, Callaghan, Boston, via Madras; 22d, Ev, jan Franoisco. | Sid Sth, Hindoo, Miller, NY. weden, Cutting, Byston; 19th, Coringa, Be , Eliza, Warwick, di. ‘Arr Coperuicus, Roleffs, NYork. lveston, CLYDR, April ido, Taylor, Boston; 80th, Ve locity, Cook, do. ons oF Goon Hors, Pod Arr Blaok Squall, Codman, 1 Mey 1- Are John Campbell, Stubbs, Savana mith, Alner; Margerct, Hox; ouisk, aad Santen, fonway, Mobil NYor! May 1--Cld | Huatre-¥, Lambert, Boston, Doves, April 380—Of, Hermann, from Baltimore tor Rot- m, rdam, bce. alas May 2—Off, Daniel Sharp, from Caloutta for ondon, Gravesenn, April 30—Arr Helen, NOri GimRALTAR, April 19—Arr Nautilus, Bi tor, do; April 23—, Ariunsc: 9—Cl 2d, tyman, and , wad old for Malaga; 21st, Revoos, Porsano, NOrleans. Sid 15th, Arian: Wado, NYork; 22d, Clare, Allen, do (from Palermo), cid Meh Kens, Bangi, Boston; Pinto, Lord, do (both from jeocina). HAvRs, April 29—Are Niagara, Haynes, Apalachicols; Ferriere, ‘Criollin, NOriexns; 30th, Kimo, ‘Curti Sea Queen, Mobile; May 1, Baiti-, Pantine, Charleston, id April 28, Elizabeth, Thomas Charleston; 30th, Forvst Queen, Donohoe, aud Fortitude, Lord, do. Haz vorn, aprit2—Arr Adolphiae, Lot Thetis, Weppelden, do. HANnuRG, April 30—Sld Java, Christianson, NYork. Livenroot, April 30—Arr 3 F Howar Apalachi- cola; Joseph” Howe, Henderson, Savai . Gibson, Gonaives; May 1, Corouelts, ‘Lakin, NOri Wyoming, Dunlevy, Philadelphia; Beatrice, Bowen, sud Conrad, Kol Mobile; Nelson Village, Hamilton, Savannah; Medora, Haim: mer, and Torrent, Pierce, Charleston; Africa (s), Ryrie, N tham, Vinens, 34, Excelsior. Crook- Kitty’ Cordes bile; 46h, Marion, and Jeno, York: 24, er, NYork ei Virgin ra, imore; Sth, Anna Dorothea, M'Kenzie, Neat, Savannabs Chester, Thompson, Mobil Also arr 4th, Now Fork Packet, Gray, Mobile. By. Tele Holyhead, Conetenting, Bucti Cer T ote Gor Livertools Mecta, Forces teams New Onis from ¥ork for re: °Bntéldg May 2, Maino, Freeman, NOricans; Levitt Storer, Gracie; Montezuma, y ‘Bla: ad rake: 4); Fawcett, ‘Onws ou Princaton, Russoll. NYork: é Sewal, Mervon, Baltimore (ent 23d for NOrle: Scott, ‘State of Maiae and Quobec(emtd 25th for State of Maine only). Cid Mth. Laconic, Miller, Eastport. Sid 30h, Sumpter, Hum] on; Cumberland, Hoop- d Tantivy, Brewster. Joseph Howe Staten Joland; 2d, Crown, Dawson, and Ramoralda, M NYork; Ward Chipman, Roberts, Sfrancisco. In giver, outward beund, John & Lucy, Curliog; Guy Man- nering, Freeman, and ksaac Webb, Cropper. for NYork. Lonpon, May 1—Arv Margaret Evai Pratt; Hondriok Hudson, Warren: Favorite, Guazina; and Oocan Quoon, Griswold, NYork; Albert, Reiohs, Baltimere; 3d, Madonna, andside; Charleston. Mxssina, April 16—Sld Coquette, Newron’, April 30—Sld Fide SunpeRLAnD, May 1—Sld QuaeNnstown, Appil30—Arr Ocoan Quee: Dutch ship Japara, Van Hoften, from Baltimore for Rot- terdam, with tobacoo and flour, went ashore ins feg in Comptom Bay April 30, and lies in’ dangerous position, with main and foremast out away. Bark Margaret Hugg, from Baltimore at L into (mo date), by the Rose, at Queenstown, aa run d Lost bow- sroxEn. Ship Bothnia (of Boston), 100 days from Caloutts for London, March 17, Int 2227 N, lon 34 W- rtrude, Libbey, from Havre for NYork, and Mary Anna, Billings, from do for do, off the Caskets, April 18, oot B Wales, trom Boston for California, Marob 30; lat Ship Saxon, from idverpool for NOrl ith emigrants, on, from 01 for NOrleans, w ants, 113, tat 45.08 NI > 0 16 W. all well. Al well. itp ‘Albert Gallatin, tat 45 50 N, lon 35 W, April 6. Ship Yorktown, from London fer NYork, Maroh 23, Lit 46 24.N, lon 25 30 W. Bark Hyndeford. from Mey bd for San Francisco, March 23 S, lon 21 OF W, out 36 days from Cork, alli well. ), Int 223 8 Bark Louise (Brew), from Baltimore for Bremen, no lat 4935, lon —. ge from Lisbon for Rio, March 3!, The Courier Int 2520 N, lon 36 We Telegrephic Marine Reports. Boi 16. Arrived—Ship Prospore, Valparaiso, Fob 17. Fob 29, lat 5158S, lon 78 12, ship Aurclia. 120 days from Liverpool for SFrancisco; 11th inst, lat 39 44, lon Baw & new clipper ship steering SSE. Barron, May 16. Arrived—Barks Goorgiana, and J H Duvall, Boston; schrs Hiram Gerard, and Wm H Mailler, NY ork. Cuantasren, May 15, Arrived—Shig Columbus, NYork. Cloared—Sohr $ R Jackson, Providence. ew ORz: Arrivea— hip Renj Franklin; ships Marmion, NYor Cleared—Sohr E 8 James, Charleston. 8, May 15. avisthan, and Foreign Tell, Willasd, NYork; Chai cock Lev: ler; Beatrice, Rogers, NOricans. Sld 2th, ship Aberdeen, San Juan (Nic). May 7—Brigs Ro: days; Globe, for NOrleans 10. ld 2d, bark Clarissa, Cuba; 3d, schay W.Seags, NOrleans, Home Ports, SAN FRANCISCO, April 3—Arcnived—Bark Francis Patridge, Broughton, 160 days from, Baltimore, via Callae 3 Gi days from Puget’s Sound. shaliy Oregon; schr Laura 4th— Bevans, rig Kingsbury, Pierce, Lahaina, $1 Sth—Bark Montezuma’ Dotan, Laveepook: brige Virginia, ‘emp, Astoria; Loviso Cesar (Brom), Weissenorn, Bremon; Elie Taylor, Eldridge, Panano,,viq, Avapuloo’ and San eK. 6th—-Steamships Oregon, Pearson, 1536 days from Panama, viaAgapulco; Ohio, Hilliard, Sua’ Diego, via intermediate ports: schr EA Slicer, Morgan, Port Ross. 7th—Bark Stella del Mar (Sard), Czoce, Realejo; schr Philip Hone, Retan, Stocktow &th—Ship Cing Freres (Fr), Pillie, Panama; barks For- tune(Fr), Dermette, Hayre via Valpazaiso; Envelope (Br), Valparaiso via Guagaguiy schr Lydia, Snow, ciety Islands. 9th—Ship. lien jette (Br), Oats, Hong Kong; barks Ann elch, Ryder, do; Americs Paquet (Nor). Louse, do; Ars chibald Gracie, Petors, Mansinelia, Mex, via San Blas. eamer Independence, Sa Juan del Sud, vis Agse tchmer Sea Biad, Halay, SDiogo 334 days; basks (Br), Haddock, Hong Kong: Emperor (Er), Backus, Sevico, Sitka (Knasian settioment), ark George Washingtoa (Brem), Probst, Fong ng. Sth —Ship Invineibie (clinpor), Johnson, NYork 15dayi via Rio Janeiro 79; schra Ri Sante.Cr Sarah Lavinia, Scott, do; Astoria, Cha 108 ( Soci Islands). Cleared, April &-Steamships Golden Gate, Patvorson, Panama; Sea Bird, Haley, San Diego; ship Acquitnet. T: lor, whaling voyage; brigs Fawn, Bunker, Orogo: ment, Erskine, San Pedro; Haw), Nowell, iLonotu Loverett, Davis, Portlan: 6 Palermo ( de Sr). alin, Beard, Port): c pman, Ri umford, Queen, jand (0); schrs Susan Sti Queen’ Charlotte's Island; Golden, Rule, G 1; sloop Bure nnis, Stockton. Baltimore (Hamb), Thop, Honoluta; ache John Eldridge, Panama; sloop Atesander V Fraser, Honcluln, 6th— Bri eat ‘ . ‘obnaon, Stockton. *th—Brigs Emma Preston. Meloy, Astoria; John Davis, Plummer Oregon; Daniel, Williston, Puget’s Sound; sehr | Traveler, D § Phillips, Sacramonto. Dia, Lornard, Stockton; Arno, Myctithed, Sacramento; Ambly Francis, Farnham, Tahiti. 10th—Steamer Oregon, Baby, Ronicis; bark Aususta (Br), B yiluey; brig Tarquina, Willett, Portland: sohrs ex), Caans, San Blasy Mexican, Wilson, Quoen Charlotte's Island; J K F Manstell, Goodwin, Stockton; ity, Driscoll, Humboldt Bay; sloop Jeanette, Min Packet, Drinkwater, Stockton. 13th—Shipe Maciel Treat uae Ce teed), Cor ‘al America; Henbnr: .C ong Kong: Sng Yohn cliford, ‘Leming, Humboldt; schrs Adoline, Tay= lor, Tahiti; Surprise, Riley, Stocht a. ght Sto ir), Clar! Passengers Arrived, Lrverroor—Steamsbio Atlantic—Mr Johneon and friend JE Anderton, Mr Hardisty, Mr and Mrs Poarsall, son ani | daughter, Mr Argenti, Mrs Langdon and friend, Mr and Mrs | EG Williams and five children, Mr Abbott, TD Vail, J D Johnson, J Ingerss id Mrs [gg G W Ryck- man, ju ind Mre S Blackintot irs Booth, tw childr n, Mr and Mrs Farnum, Mr well, Mins Taylor, F § Flor Brush, T Lord, M Capt T B Cropper, oques, Dy Brodmann, Me. Perki Mias Stuart, A Keivhardt, Mr Seuart, DA Nox}, F P Corbin, Mr Moulton, J Erckenbrach, Mr and Mrs3 DPhyfo, child ‘and servant, R Wilson, Mr Will, Me idwell. Rev R Eiton, Hf Krohl, J Cont ills, Silk, Mr Herrick, Miss Busch. 1 EB Havne—Packet ship Mercurs—De Wi mily, Mra Birmann aad child, Laure Mr M ‘m Gaddo id fam Schunner, Nanny er, Louis Mang SS SHIPPING. JOR LIVERPOOL—UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM- ship ATLANTL tJ will depart with the Sta Wost.—This steamshi tively on Saturday, 20th May, at 12 berth at the foot of Canal streot. No berth secured tll paid for. For freight or passage, having unoqualled aooom= modations for olegance and comfort, apply to EDWD. kK COLLINS & CU, 55 Wall atroot. The stoanship Arctic will succeed the ‘Atlantic, and sail June 12, RGPUETION IN bakes BETWEEN PILLADELOHTA and Liverpool Liverpool and Philadelphia Steamn- ship Company inteud sailing their now Steamships aa fol- rRom Pit City of Manchester. .,. City of Cleegow. Clty of Manchester. . ; VAOM LiVERPOOI, City of Manchoster,...,, .. Wode: City of Gin City of Man Kato of ADPLPHTA duly 1 6 2 + $95 tn $56—including p hii! WOR SAVANNAT,—U! ‘The new stat 6, apply to ARSON, 41 Exchange piaoo, N.Y, 9 Wainut stroot, Philadel phie. D STATES MATL LINK rooms, sions and wioward's fore ¢ aconmship. Florida, Thomas % oF: were gil lene on Saturday, May 22, wt 4 o’olock |. M, from pier 4, rth Kiver Apply to SAMU kL, MITCH Dale No. 198 F tenet. The Alabama, C.D. Ludlow, Oaptain, wiilloave on Satare ) spocd, earenth, rocommedations, and 1000 thine have wo aaporion om the ocomm, JOR SAN PRANCISC IPPER SHIP UNION, Capt Bonyarain Buxto ing at foot of Wall atroot, Persons wishing to engage passage for ifornin aro ie vitod to exnmino the enbine of this thogant. shi ie frolght oe Pacdage apply Wo 3.8. OAKFORD, 02 Wall ptrect, ‘orst, NYork; 30th, | 9th—Bark Ann Hood, Wady, Hong Wong; schre Buena | ton, Wath Ship Boogale (Fr), Duval, Mazatlan; schr Stockton | ;F* Mast Stewmshd} Sarna ERAT @ BEUITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ‘Botwert New Tork and eaees Dp WAKD'S HAdices ceea Tan The is the eae Ne almost direct, and between Hontow ang Liverpaul. tue Boston failures, seoret of hi’ success only calling at Halifax to land apd reocive mails aud pas- Frieud. sna Piety ep age Sena CI a intracie. t the only sy an : Pit earsreea xi cure. Office, corner of (Comal sereut and Broadway. NIAGARA, Caps. Stons ' JOHNSON, 16 DUANE 38, WILL PORFEIT j f . Nee. Capt. Lang if failing to cure ‘tase of disones he 4 AMIEL A. Capt. Tbitah “nt "Wise ‘office, is un- ‘These voorols carry a clonr white Ushe at mainmast bead; man in Tew York. ‘Phose the starboard: vet. pply to Dr. FH, with’ the 34 Burone. Lott... . fr :Wodnordny., May 19, 185? ‘ing their ceses proporly teedted. A perfect cure, of ‘< tin, Whdneday..May i, Lab? ree. Usrrison-from N. York, Wedwasdey..June 2. X59 — _ Like froi rsd R. JOHNSON, 16 DUANE STREET, 50 WELL u Boston to ald for. ewe Cabin, Second Cr No herth eecured until Freight wil! be charge personal expenses. An experienced eurgeon on board, fice. For freight or pamage, soply to Warcnes.—By order of tho British Troms foreign manufacture boariug the names or mi: Inding are given in Havrel or New York. arrival of the passengers at Panama by t ‘These yossels, in accommodation and safety, passed by any on this route; an Attached to cach vessel. The United States hi feon hours; ani the on record, both’as to’ running and actual time rt. Books now open, and through tickets for is 18, BROOKS General A) SON! 104 Wei Passengers by the United States will di side the whartat Aspinwall, and tak ne now oponod nearly to Gorgo! navigation to Gorgons. Sune 23, 1853 var pool—Firet, on speciy bogey am amount for All letters and uewspapers must pasw thenugh the Post ErGUNARD, 4 Bowlloy Green, = TEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GEASGOW.— WR OUG H TO SAN FRANCISCO—AT REDUCED United States, nd immediately thereafter proceods-toSam Francisco direct, without stopping at intermediate porte, dan experienc voyage betwoen New York and Chagees in seven days nin Winfield Scott perforized! tho voyage betwoen New York and Panamain the shortest time onts, 28 Bea BS & JOU streot, corner of Libort, a, thus avoiding the visk at- tendant upon landing in boate at Chagres, and the rivoe known tor the last twoaty-t trentment (ho following eumplaints, viz!" treated wilh onuitoe, and no chal fect f private diseases, c4n yy philiat> @© inadaisr enlargemente, aad nervors d-h for tia toto ta rss caleism core is po econ consulted um His treatwent is safe and speedy. finemant trom business required; watul renoo invurishly enred iy from three to five days. K. WARKEN, NO. 1 MOTT ST., COLTINURS TO BE 6 treatment @f priveeadisenses. Thirey~ seven yeure’ practice ovables him'to cuss nervous ability. No morcur? used, or own~ Aud Cases of recent ocom of Kuglish will be hereafter admitted in Bighand ia R. MORRISON, 204} ir tho United Si and other countyive. “la con- to be conenlted 01 disonaus of of which, French and Swise watches may bexhipped | His loug experience im his epecin! depart: for’ New York or Moston, vis Liverpaol, without | treat syphilis and soxen) debility ‘ing the risk, ae horetotore, of boing enisnd by the Ene- | fis othce hours are from 9 A. M Heh Custom Hou P.M, to B (Sundaye excep! French, Gorinan, 4 other forvign gocds rvecived and | friends and patients, ond all othe Drought in common with British goods, Through ville of | end justly treated, may call on him w ‘The Glasgow and Now York Steamship Company's now d ing medical aid, and:in doubt where to spply. steamship GLASGOW (1.962 tons—400 horse press Rodert | This office is convenient for strargers amd Do net Craig, commander, will sail from New York for Glasgow, on | ious of quacks, You will Horw Thursday, the 2th June, at 12o0'clook at noon. Fiest cabin | find ap! ie ionce. qualifiedsto edoot am ‘saloon stato ‘rourtk), $90; do,, do. (imidship do), $75. | sreedy aud permanent oars in pil furms aud atage- of Vie ond cabin, $60. Steward’s fee inciuded Ap disease. Advice from 9 a. M. to9 P.M , post potd Fees mos J. M'SYMON, 331 A rate. Dr. © ical work, fifty cents por spy. iD rates.--New York and San Francisoo Steamehip te the Ch» haw Bank, mi Line—The new atobmship UNITED STATES, Chagtes | on vrivate dhe-asen. His suce C. Berry, Commander, will take her departnm for | mentof old ehreale cases of yo Aspinwall, Navy Bay, Wednesday, 234 Juno at 3 | len comnidered inowrable, P. M., conneot! ing at ama with the new double | d d wheter engine steamship WINFIELD SCOTT, 2.100 tons bucthen, out o Kenney Couillard, Commander, which’ steamer awsite the ein York. cinlity ef the pro: the im proper habite, radioally cured, and & perfeat cure guarantecd. N 0 men’ atest, nt da licute diseases. Twenty-one years prasteoin this Beara tee ion enables him to make gavody and mbi is e member of the New York Uni D ary ths best evidence, thon tiekets now for sale—Extra. T! steamship ILLINO1S—the fast upertor emer in yice) gill leave for Aspinwall, Novy Bi jay, May 2 e'olocl . cise! of Warren strect. N. BR, to connoot wit steamship TENNESSE from 2.000 tons, Lieut. Tot to be in readinevs immediately on arti tons, H. J. Hartateine, commander, being ready for son- direct, on» Thurs- ith the magnificent commander, which steamer is ordered to remain at you that thoy pever wouid have got well withousis, New 8. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CONNEGTING | taken by mn) without discovery, Free fromunples- « with the Pacitio Mall Steamship Company.—Summor | santnesa, Lmucdiate 10 the diseass, PricoGl, Arrangements—Great - Reduction for Steerago Prssages. of Only ‘through line for California and Gregon. Through eee RB. WARD MAKES ASTON the world. her pier f mumninone | hrend{ul-wpree thnm ths disonsa, and Broedway. D ten, U.S. N, Peanma, R. GREGORY'S FRENCH A. ont eee the above oat at tiasame table; shat ‘eail-di fu | only. medicine that is positive ‘nown to oradicase @ Rea? en oF 4 | cortuin ‘Sisesso; other modiod Herpes unsurpassed may rely confide ly upon the company’s best effaste for a quick ip. The Panama Railroad is now in operasies | wa sok. cars running to withia a few miles of Gorgone.-: Passon- | t, Sun ae 127 Bowery, Gers will thus be enabled to save about forty miles: of ¢] corner Grand street, and by the Doctor. at his office, 13 mice pay che snemue wee ape sad Si ate breaks nd | borty street—nights, at his rosidence, 177 Allenstreed. attending the landing in boats o| agres, as they wit? Re 3 PI ATE MEDICAL Ti Janded ftom the steatuere, free of expense, on the companys | Di CHOLMS PRIVATE MEDICAL TRRATION— wharf at Aspinwall, ‘Transit of the isthmus at (#e-paeson- Fifteenth Edition, By M.B. Le Croix, Mi D., Albaaye Teccasvense: | N.Y.” Cheapont bock ever published; 260 pagan aad 08 ame RATES OF FARE TO ASPINWALL. | plates, op the Phystology of Marriage, and tho’scotes hate loon, state,roam. a | mities snd disorders of youth and maturity, resulting na fox ward gaioon '65 | exc0K=08 Which destroy the physical and meatal powecs, 45 | disoucos arising from indisorction, with piaia and saple 3 | ruloe by wLw' All persons cen oure themselves withous mere | OUry, with the sushor's observations on margiage, ite dutien ..$315 | Sad disqualitications, and, theirremedios; with coloped lithe ss 0 ‘aphs, illustrating the anatomy and pl , aad diam = x 16) | guece ofthe reproduotive orcane of both asxes, thelr atrac- Chitavon' ender’ i3 ‘yours, halt prices’ ture, uses, and functions. It contains manzjmpovtant ninte ex fralght or Lye me CHARLES 4 HERENEY, | Pa ee delitend steer dng ala ee ie ein at tho o} jections agai riagy; none, however, sheul 0 thie Srareane 2 Cf the companion) 377 “Woah atetely cOUnet ok | a eee eee aan ieeanlone ike treate BEDUGED 5 ofall CT rented fer a ee married one le Stren- REATLY RATES.—EMPIRS:CITWLINE. | Kers who require medical aid, before consul oot G SThenagh Visiows Ser Bin Tin eee inwall, | ought to know whethor their aases are properly understood Navy Bay, (near C! .)—The new and double by sHose whom they omploy, and thus guard agaimet the ina- engine steamship SIERRA NEVADA, ‘tons bur- | Aryan op hye entel 5 mtin Pugelens ciniee ‘Dr. La thon, J." ‘D. Wiloon, "Raq, Commander, "will ‘louve for | Croix iselegnldy qualifed physician, had Cor,tho past twenty Aspinwall, Navy Bey, t, on Monday, May 2th, | yearwties been duly: consulted upon the dilfvrent disomsoe at $ o'closk, from her’ pier. 3, North: Hivos, to con- | upon which his book: Personally as. welling by letter, neck af Panama with tho favorite steamship NEW OR- wm sending twenty: five contain slestnr, postpaid, . er. These svoamers ua: ail, fre0 o oF ‘ave copien ws ‘é Xe 71, LA CROLL 96 Howwer otros ate Garrett & Co., 22 Ana street, and roadway, Ny ¥.; Beemch office, isi FULTON STRERT; CONTINURD all di to netare” * ted.) ut whioh times his o! reg desiring CONVERS’ DOWN TOWN OFF’ Lers etre t. for the protection and rellefof strangers KR. COOPPR (4 DUANE STREET, AND NEXT DOOR ars standing, and oseh ax-hawe physicians of someeminonee is 0 sult of tworty-one years devoted exelusiv fe Weakness of the orgens of in of consequenc YER 71L4 CURED.—DR. CORBETT, 1% DUANE may be consulted confidentially on the treet honorably treated, From his long experience, h to oure effectually ® certain nervous rs fh. WARD'S UNFORTUNATE’S FRIEND. private diseases, te be compared to this. Thousnadeosa Ag no other ductor can do, amondimont bofore twenty-four hours. ia made more nothing by his treatment, whiciis soienon erfected. Remember it. The other methods of cure age NTIDOTE TRS 16 Fm on! Sith, vegrealled enccere, . to 6 be skilfefiy jon. b oom 1», 4Ov 13 CHAM - Ppbiente toDenU. He the profereion, as the rivate Nissans of aay ricno sis the re ely co this spe the remul# off ‘9 morcury: ce on debility. Drs Corbett sity. — 2 CUBES there is no medieine ISHING CURKS—SUEH Either a cvne or To contnact di Office oornor Canal street ‘be Panam: a IG RAGES within afew miles of Gorgons. ages will APID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCK AS WILL atthe Company's Depot at Aspinwall,. free o! be months, but one, two, or, three if 2 of Fare—Firet Cabin, $24; Second Cabin, oarly—and whose permanency can be.reliedoa, and that will ing figned after the v. ° bea wajlad, For fright az pas- | ay: not, to your perpetual chagrin aad luss, bo’ beeaki No? takes, out ) &°., aud & soparade tabie, well ince most certainly bo obtnived by one and all of the PI A romittance of half the passegomoncy willee- | unfortunate from Dr. Ward. ‘This ia recommended to the $rre,a ticket, until within ten days ofvallinget the steamer, | o«nious atveation of those who woul be cured well and oF freight oF 8] andeseape the horrid secoudar: ions, ani bs HOWARD & SON, Agonts, S Broadway. Nedevection and clograce that fol o few an; ortant discoveries NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.— jaldt hie promisce of "a cure, Imposaivle For New Orleans, vie Haveraem Tie splondid new. uated metho ory comvt doudle-onging soamohip OHRROK BE, 1.200tons H. K- Da; | tronamont provided. Attention bestomod such ne you will: yooport, U. 8. N., Commander, will:sail: fom the pict Focews no whierv elec; | Hemamber thas hundreds are bel foot of Wasran street, N. R., on iMonday, May 2%, at 2 | lost uader other doctors solely from want of ie Atcontioe o’elock, P. My, precise Passage to Havana and | is all that ia besides skill, and: with both, on his New Orlaans, new arrangeme! the unfortunate under him got. on moat magically. Office After Saloon Berths. the cora reet and Broadway. Book and advise Forward, 4 anti, jolla, cernKe = Freight taken to N PBS AND LONDON. TREATMENT OF PRIVA Shipp sweof freaght are requ tad. be sngpi: Diseases, in a fow hours, by s the Company's bills of In ing. which may yithout p: tion atthe offee. No other form will he sign sof | Suproper habit bse No. 177 Weabstroet, cor. of Were Fitch, commander, wil’ Southampton, to land the mails and passonger: and France, on Saturday, hay 22d, from pier + 12 0'olock, M. at 3 ofolock P. ith the steamsh n del Norte to ‘aga Company, [es but twelvo transportation. No delay noed be anticipated on the route, naveral new and large at Loew placed ca tho transit routs munication greatly increased, $160 thronga, cr for $145; (hey paying their own new stentgar NORTHERN LIGHT will succes theus, aud leave on June 5. For passage, accommodations, apply only to ‘No. 9 Battory plac eerage passen; are superior to ony, stoamship NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, n, Now York, HE UV. §. MAIL STEAMSHIP WASHINGTON, FE. il for Bzomen, touching at riag of passage—In first cabin, main ied over the transit rov mers having recently bo facilities of oom- having unequalled D'BLALLEN, ago apply to Mu. ERDS,177 Wost stroot, ured without it, as he has casos daily, of you vom Kix copuee of Warren o:gect. the other physicians, In tal, be slarnatees a perme: —r ~ a # cure. He makes daily cares of strictures, wil OR SAN FRANCISCO—TUESDAY, JUNE 15—TUR | caustic, which others use, oansed by their not expelliae, Splendid now doubia, cngiae steamship CLTY OF | former disease soon, enouh. His diptoma, with thess aaa PrTTshuRG, 2,400 tone burtboa, Wm. C. Scotesbury, | th at uothiag oom commander. "This splendid, stesmship having cadergons | hoa, Ae extensive alterations to smit her Se the trade, and to make | ton cured ber sccommodations sunesiar toamy steamer ou tie Paci, wage. T will aail for San Francisco as abore, touching at Valparaiso | paid over $700 in five yeara, vo bo cured of weakncas from, cad Papama. Ter stats roomaare large and airy, aod hor If-nbuse, without benefit; but you cured me by local and ia well a8 an a of.J tad beam under three physicians for a i Donides weit every quack mediciaa I could hoat of, to has been made by ray stenin i bonefit—Wm, Ferguson, Worth Amboy. Tho laleoured fad to those who dasiro their comfort. mych ploawanter | and abandonsd cases ho specially salicits. Streagors an@ Conveyance than by the crowded steamors via Chagres,as | others can pe'y on no othe but these coxbifontes, guly,& limited numtor of passengers will Lo.taken. App! wkere there is so, much, impos For treatment By leek THOMAS RICHARDSON, Now dl Exchange pias, New | ter, address box 71 Broadway Post Omics, N.Y. Thos whe York, and No. 9 Walnut streot, Philad ph apply personally boys se ovr0—9 morn- REBT =" ing tilt 2. aad 7 til 9 ov General trentmont in a shozd time—Jas, kyans. me of tho worst cypbilitie affection on my body and {aco ia & odo strock, second door from Br You, o A ndway, connecting tha Pacific Mail Steamship Company. | “ ss Orly throngh Lino. via Aspinwali and Panama for San Fran: | FRAVMAL.CURRS, AT A SMALL EXPENSL--DOCTOR eisco. Great reduction for sreoraga passare, ‘Bheaplondid WARD solicits the attention of all paticgts whom it United States IAail Steamship CLEROKEE will be des- | concerns, He cures private disoasos with mosetomarkable pawres on Mopday, May 2th, at So'clock, P.M,, from her | celerity, ¢: afaty, and cheapness. The rgst inoredy- Pier, at foot of Warren street, Nozth River, with the Cali- | lous isamediatey convinced of his wonderful power of our- fornia Mails ood Passengers, via Havana for Aspinwall, Navy onveniences.and rosorrges—many nob Bay, to connapt at Fanams with the Regular Mail Steamer And liberally dispensod by him to the for San Fronsieco. For freight oa passage apply to rner Canal street and Broadway, | “CHARLES A. WHITNEY, notte Ofice ot tke Companies, advice gratia, book goatis. 28 R. RALPH, OR OF T! « vate Tr see! AUTH M. 180," bro. 8 for England rare Woosti No. 3 North Street. $1; do. do.in Iewor saloon, $100; second cabin. purposs of studying particular Masago, folinwed by \n experienced surgeon is attaphed to the ship, All i in thie ancefality, he o: must para through the Post office, Specio delivered ver im the tags! Severs re an ndon. Mor pascage or freirht, npply to Ty diseases, cfrioturos, ke —w ore MOLLER, SAND & RIKRA, Agents, 26 South streot, | orrtain, 6a cures than cau be obtained fears = oe ——————— | any other sour yer ANDERBILT’S LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO.—THE | etages of diseason, wilt bo 0 age ind capidlag Of the enre, which In Tate waiting rooms aro prev Address box #69 Post Office, that besides his special praction is M., from javr hip PACIFIO, San J atten miles of innd in which, t any point eesefal. Office hours, 9 te. 1 6to9P.M., (Sunday excepted) No. bid From tie'uncomman medical adyan acod the author hag enjoyed among shicl hy would in. often effected ed. P. 9, urinary system, te which he has co long devoted par ioulur he attonds, ae tar ae poasthls, to gemoral practine, in many diseases, his woatmert iv unnewelly waa HE Ao cy! aha PRL. am Tivuston street, in Pagis. for the ox press, Ke n'a vory few days Mapa Hor trentsnont by loteen, —Ir. Ralph woulewdd, the diseases uf the conita RIVATY MEDICAL WORK— gers taken for tise on the nature. sympto’ transit. The remedies. and cure of delicad dixensca—on aw A the Prome- | closely re-orb!: and are lisbl talkon as feh; and on the diseases resulting from thom, with illustrativa plates, by | Joseph Ralph, M. D., author of th: up stairs, | 12thedition, 32 pp.’ Priea 2 cen FOR SAN FRANCISCO REGULAR Pa splendid clipper RISING SUN has elo tions for passenors, and will be dospatcha Thisship iss smitt sailer, aud the only rou mi Passengers’ Tugengo. “Pasture pI ould be ns 1 street, corner Front atreo tthe SAAC board, | ci with freight, carrying no CKET.—THE nt accommo= in a few days, lar packet in sellora; also, by tho author, 613 IT | Post 6 lisher, 43 Ann strect, 2 Astor House froo of poatnze, by addressing, post paid, to box 869 lower A PRACTICAT, TRHA- Progress, con wten tn ¢ Family Phystoinn, &o ts. For saleby the’ p and Ty most bouke ouston streyt, or mailnd, Dr. A. M. Maurie enticth edition, Years of suffering, of physical ard Joweut ea 5 ia Pier 13, E.R. <= OR SAN FRANCISCO DIRECT—THE beautiful cli; meander, will sail mont! State-Ro. Ml adapted for familie ‘As only a limited be en, early applicntion will be nocessar: board, Pier 8, Nort River, or to the BROTHERS, 163 and 118 N | WESSELS WANTED—10 LOAD with Eastern ports. Apply at the »Mce of th al and Tron Compa, | | | ALIFORNIA TICKETS.—TWO SECOND one stecrago ticket, Vanderbilt's line per er-sbip RACER, H. W. STEELE, Com. the above port abont the 2th of thia m Secommodations are superh, and Agents, BUTLER ew orner of Broadway An sflectionate wise, Sra peonniai NEW AND works It is i nded expocialt number will ‘y, either on either budding into womanhood, o of yoare—in | dhange. can discover tho causes. COAL, 0 Cumbertand and Wall at, CABIN AND | Prometheus, complaint to which her sox is su! Dr. A. MM ¥ DRAR SiR—My AURICEAV:— imho have viclated the laws of theit phy. being, by rooret vice. There fs noinsteament, prersure that can give the lowst permanont r tion strangers. and silly pretensions of a certain Doctor, wiv w remedy for that debility which inoapacl | macrimony. It has restored fundrods, wane have failed, $2 a bottlo, th ip portant advil t. Advice BALM. to9 A. VERS, 56 Third uo, Now York, post-petd. PLES DREDS OF THOSE wo HAVE CO divongs, are disappointed of a cure, by nm Dr. HUNTER at fi He will forfeit ‘any su to onre any cave hin oa) how long stending his Dispensary, No sands are onrod y ea. joe ctor, His grent remedy, Hunter's Red , cures: ure of priv , Hise eho hays gontrantod privato. divonse, Nie’ musics | Lemekew s apeedy cure, without the leant, fens ok Frico, $1, with ® private troatiso. Peoplo oome hun- | diet. drink. exposure, or change in sppltont ion tg dreds of miles to get this modicine. The intrinsic valng | The proprictur challenges & ringle One Wh ih the ~ of this remedy over all others ever discovered is, that | Will nos cura, undor the forfeiture of tive it doen to break manner, bot thoroughly roots ont onse. (often 'in forty-eizht hovrs,) ph tho same position aa before ho over contrncte whatever Lt doos all this without aubstituting than the dicense—-« eure rewult of all other ren Will find thie out by bite other treatment. Medioal men, in all tend their chronic cases to Doctor cured, Medical books gratis. All consultat! Advico gratis minutes, elight affections oured in ix hours t dry up the potson of the disoase Hantor. All persons, not to be deceived by the tiesments, often word for word. This Cordial is the only t At some remote period in ® more torribla | ry pyrticlo of dis- ing the pation’ in Xperience, if you trast to any iy erie of the cnunte, Relicf in the mont torritic cavos in a fow 20th May, for sale at discount. Apply to | some throe years or more, in con: 3. W. CARRINOTON, Adan & Co's, 50 Brondwa | guith and suffering some months b tinoment—every guocensive at 1 prostratin, er, Hw! MICDICALy tnd Bhiotr waston the lass occasion, dospaire! ~ aOR iN CORP ON | this state of things was inevitable, | PDE CONVERS” LNVIGORATING CORDIAL, — A” mect the worst, “At this time (1 erat variety of moans have been adopicd to cure par~ heard your book Nehly spoken of, on ease. On its roce) oF it afforded oy ite paces imparted to my discovery of M. M. Dosomorn: ened a prospect to mo wnich T ble. hing m, r mechanical wow my wivor- 8 shh over my head, in all human been in her grave, aud my childzen fa, of @, impracticable t intended for th rere zHeeond “ay, and at the publishing off CTED | Liberty etrect, New York; Little & Cs., Albany: dnay aT caiing on ‘Tocker, Motils, Alabamar TR. Potwrsoas Oo ; um if he fails Street, ‘Philadeiphin, On tha receipe of Bl, & copy wW "Ut tranrinitted by mail, free of port United States ANI tetters must i Dr A.M. Mnuviocaux, 24 N Liberty atrene $50! re no matter nia o eall on tho cific mixture for the © in the blood, | Ttis m thea, with d any disonsa paison worse pROAS rie vy REWARD.—CROAG’ re OF all remew 4! Tt maken ® ape roatriction im 7 i¢t App ication bo husingr at the drug stors, ¥, treet: wire at o. LO No fee tifl iont private, 0.10 Astor RRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATS MEDIC bard, might have beon spared hy a timely possession of able i for the marriod, or *hove contemplating marriage, na it discioscs important aeoruta, Which whould be known to them particularly To those whose health doce not peat of ap inaranse of family, it is of apecial importan se Hero, alo, every female—the wifo—tho mother—the one whom nature contemplates an igou: officitat remedies, and most, corkain mode of oars, in ovary jest. i (Extract of « letter from « gontioman in Dazton, Oto, fe has been perveptili But for this, ere another year wi robshility serious anijects trentod of au they areof ao married, or those contempintt REWARD.—JEFYRIZ! AAN'S SPROTRIO sr! and permanent ours. , drink, ar Ox posure oF Ohan; 8. Many ago sored in two daye 10, 973 Benadwn iton atrost, corner of Wiliam. L OOM- oan, Prose smo, ment ry ditt ul rie otherin the decting ant symptoms, and tho most DAYTON Any 1, 13H inking for “har seoas soquica x6 of before and during her or oro and more dehilttnbing lite ta imminent dagen LI snppoeab an coed myself te 0% about two roused Ae ovntatning some AL iphand perueal, | cance my disironmd mind, and wit x Vite * mand my rife would have loft mothortess 0 convey more folly the age, to any parse of the Ss ANTIDOR 4 ‘or gale by yard strane NOW; W ni Weighs & Oo., Now yor discovered, this in tho ith. Wy 90 ir of Cham 110 Bron. or House; at