The New York Herald Newspaper, May 20, 1852, Page 8

W YORK COMMON vOUACIL, (OFFICIAL.) Stated Session. Boawp oF Assistant ALDERME! } Wednesday: May 19, 1584. nt—Ascistant Alderman Brown in chair; gat, Mabbett O'Bnen. Rodman, Breaden, Woodward, Ring, Weils, Anderron, Bouton, Medowan. Wright, Whealan. Barker, Rogers, the President, Valentine, Bras- tow, and McConkry. PETITIONS. By Assistant Alderman Vaiextive—Of John 0. Jah- ring and others, that lote in Sixtb avenue. between Thir- ty-ninth snd Fortieth streets. be drained. To Committee on Streets. Of George Oliver and others, in relation to the re moval of offal &e. To Committee on Pubtic [ealth. Of Curtis Mitchell & Co. for pay for a cask of oil stove in Corporation yard. To Committee on Lataps, &e- REPORIS. Of Commitice on Sewers—To concur for receiving basin and culvert at the southeast corner ot Christic and De. lancy streets; to concur for sewer in Houston street, from Mulberry street to avenue A; to concur for sewor in Broome street from Greene street to Broadway, to concur for sewor in Troy street, from Hudson river to ‘Twelfth street; to concur for sewer in Greenwich street, frem Kobinson to Barclay street; to concur for sewer in Thirty-pfth street. between Eighth and Ninth ayenues; to concur for sewer in Wahington street. between Kee- tor and Morris streets; to coneur in granting leave to Abraham Ackerson to construct a sewer in Thirty. third street, between Madiron and Vourth avenues, at his own expense; to copeur for sewer in Twenty-tifth street, be tween Thi and Lexington uyenues All adopted. cach by the following yore:—Affirmative—Assistant Alder- men Brown, Tait. Mabbart, O'Brien, Rodman, Biea- den, Woodward Ring Wells. Anderson, — Bouton, MeGowan, Wright. Wherlan, Barker. Rogers, the Presi- dent. Valentine. Brastow. and McConkey Of Committee ¢n Lands and Pluces—To concur to widen wnd gravel the walk in front of City Hall, for military, Sc., to sixty feet from steps to grass plat. Adop’ ed. Of Committee on Wharves, &¢ —In favor of excavating mud frcm wlongside pier toot of Watts street, North river, To concur to ret jer 43 BE i To con- cur to fix an cuter line of pier extensions om Hast river, between Beckman and Gouverneur streets Adopted by the following vote :—Affirmative. As- sistant Aldermen Brown, Tait. Mabbatt, O'Brien, Rod- man, Breaden. Woodward, King. Wells. Anderson, Bou- ton, McGowan. Wright. Wheclin Harker, Rogers, the President, Assistant Aidermen Valentine, Brastow, and McConkey. BILL. Of Dr. John Edmond+—For me: teenth ward. To Committee on Police. FROM BOARD OF ALDEKME! Reports—In fuvor of remitting personaltax of George W. Varian. Charles Builey. Joseph Ritter George Sparks, and A.G. Burdett; in favor of refunding taxes paid in error to Kichard EK, Mount, treasurer of Mechani So- ciety ; on the petition of Murphy and Hogan for relief ; upon application of Daniel Moore. to be relieved from tax on personal property; in favor of purchasing well and pump of Jumes N. Wat+on: in favor of paying bill of D. M. Mererole, All referred to the Committee on Finanee. Report—In relation to building a new engine for Com- pany No. 43 To Committee on Fire Department, Report—In favor of the actual opening of Broadway, from Tenth avenue to Eighty-sixth street, to take place forthwith, To Committee on Roads. Apportionments of assexsment, in the matter of regu- latin etting curb and gutter in Thirty-sixth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues; widening Liberty ‘To Committce on Asseatments. ion—From the Street € Jation to flagging at Whitehall slip. Streets, Report-In favor of sewer in Creenwich street, from ng to Vandam street. To Committee on Sewers, Rcports--In favor of paving Thirty sixth street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues; in favor of paving and setting curb and gutter in Thirty-ninth street. from Madison to Sixth avenucs; confirming awards of contracts for flagging in Fifth avenue, from Twenty-cighth to Twenty-unth street; for paving ‘Ihird avenue. trom Fortieth to Forty- fourth street, To Committee on Streets, Keports---In favor of changing the grade of Second avenue, between Forty eighth and Fifty-second streets; in favor of confirming award of contract for regulating Fifly-ninth street. trom Bloomingdale road to Tenth services at Nine- mmissioner, in re- fo Committee on § ony Parave or tux Srconp Rrciment. asp Parsentation or Corons.—Y¥. forenoon th: re war a mili- dirplay—seven com ce of the Second Regimrot, er the command of Colonel Bogart. paraded in full regimentals and made a splendid military appearance. ‘They mustered about ten o'clock at the Mercer House and marched to the music of the En.yire Bund. in the fol- lowing order:—Seotti-h Guards, Capt Castle, mambering about 36 gunsp Uighland Guard», Caps Manson aun bering about 50 guns; Caledonian F Ts. Capt Me- = blso numbering ) guns; Wa hington Coutinen . Capt. Derrow. numbering absut 40 suns; Baxter Guarda Major Dyckmay. numbering about $5 guns; the State Guard Capt. Jobnson, numbering alvo 35 guns. and the City Grerediers Capt. Eezteson, purubermg 50 guns. Commencing at the corner ef Broome and Mercer sirects, they paraded through the ‘ollowing streets: —Down Mer- cer’ street to Thompgon étvect. up Thomp-on street to Washington square. through Fourth strect to Broudway, down Lroadway to Prince street, to Cro. by street, duwn Crorby street lo Grand street. through Grand street to Broadwny, down Broadway to Canal rtreet, down Canal sireet to Varick street, down Varick street to Franklin street, to Hudson strect, to Chambers strect and then entered the Park ut tbe western gate. where they drew up in file. in front of the City Hall” Here. in preence of a large number of epectators, the preseptation of a very handsome stand of colors to Col, Bogart took place, by the Mayor, with the usnal address on behalf of the Gor- poration. ‘The colors are made of rich blue ana eri ilk, bearing in the centre the arms of the State tasteful- ly embroidered together with the inscription, “Presented by the Corporation of the city of New York. to the Second Kegiment of the New York State Militia.” After the pre. sentation of the colors. they proceeded to the Meroer Honse. where they dispersed, Ossines Traver.—It is a matter of surprise that so large a number of shrewd. calculating men, as the pro- prictors of our several lines of Cninibuses, who undoubt- edly evince a detire to ¢ ip every way. (especially when the thing can be done without expense.) the cem- forts of the riding public, n hould have observed the great aecommodation it would be to their putrons in en- tering and leaving their vehicies, by having the doors of such hung upon the opposite side to that which they new are, If some one of them would just try how xych a change worked. he would not fail to perceive with what case perrons could get in and out to the stages, and how much mud and wet would be avoided in boisterous wea. ther. When carriages have to travel on the right hand tide of the street. as they must. pot only to conform with a long establi:hed custom, but to falfil the requirements of existing lawa, it is impossible the doors sev now swung. to enter or leave the whicle in stormy weather, without going through the mire nd water, Inranticipg.—Last-evening, a little after 9 o'clock. a femaleybaving a child in her arms, entered the ladies’ apartment of the South Ferry house, Whitehall. She immediately sat down and nursed the child at the breast, and after a few moments withdrew to the private room. Upon returning she was observed by one of the ladies present to be without the child, although evidently to avoid detection, she had very cunningly taken the pre- caution to roll her arms within her shawl, so a8 nearly to resemble the form and balk of aninfant, The cheat was not. however, equal to the lady’s sagucity, and sbe, with commendable promptness and descision hurried out in pursuit. and forthwith informed Mr. William H. Bird- sull, one of the bridge men, of the circumstance. This gentleman then followed after and arrested her, upon his own responsibility, and conducted her tothe station house of the ward. where she was taken in custody by Captain Silvey in person, When passing out through the room, the lady whose suspicions had been aroused, asked her what had become of the child. and she answered in an evasive and unsatisfactory mapner, by saying, “What child? Nothing.” &c. But when asked the same question by Mr. Birdrall. she laughingly replied that she de- suoyed it, He then asked if it had been dropped into the water below the room, and she said. yes. She was [rish, about 22 years of age. of rather a respectable appearance, and looked quite delicate, and very much like one who had recently become a mothee. Mx. Camaeyen’s Boor Rrcorenep.—On the 8th of No- vanter last, Mr. Augustus F. Cammeyer, custom house officer, on leaving the ship Vaucluse, lying at pier No. East river. fell from the gang plank into the water, since which time he has been missing. until yesterday the body wae found floating in the dock foot of Clinton xtreet. Mr. Dewitt C. Cammeyer. son of the deceased, identified the body by the clothing and gold watch found in the pocket.” ‘The bedy and considerable portions of the clothing were destroyed by the length of time they had avenue, to Peter Masterson. Jr.; in favor of regulating Lexington avenue. from Forty eighth to Fifticth street. To Committce om Roads. Report---In_relition to gates in the Park. To Commit- tee on Lands. ke. Reports—In favor of granting petition of P. Riley; in fa- vor of referring petition of John Casey to Croton Acque- duct Department. with power ; relative to proposed sewer in Bridge street, to same, with power. To Committce on Scwers. Reports—In favor of purchasing a lot for engine No. 33, for the purpose of erecting a new house for said engine, Concurred in by the following vote. Affirmative—Assist- ant Aldamen Brown Tait. Mabbatt. O'Brien, Rodman, Breaden, Woodward. Ring, Wells, Anderson. Bouton. Mc+ Gowan, Wright. Wheelan, Barker. Ro; Valentine, Brastow. und MeCnkey—19. Negative—the President—I. Report—Cn petition of Wim Watson, fur relief. To Cemmittce on Finanee, Report—In favor of building a at the foot of For- ty-seventh street. North river, Coucerred in by the fol- lowing vote —Affinmative—Asietant Aldermen Brown, Tait, Mabbatt, O'Brien. Rodman, Breaden, Weodward, Ring, Walls. Anderron, Bouton, McGowan, Wright, Wheelan, Barker. Rogers. the President, Valentine, Brartow, and MeConk Repori—That Commissioner of Repairs report amount required {o repair houso of book and ladder companies Sand. Concurrcd in. Rerelution—Amendirg resolution for receiving basin, corner of Walker an Courtlandt alley. Concurred in Kerolution—Tendering the hospitalities of the city to the commander and officers of the Netherlands frigate Prince of Orange Concurred in, and A-sistant Alder- men Wells, Woodward. Anderson. Rogers and Barker appointed the committee on the part of this Board. Keport—In relation to rebuilding the Eleventh ward station house. ‘To Committee on Police wt—In favor of granting petition of Pataick Morphy, To Comwmittce ou sewers. Report—In reference to altering and enlarging the house No. 221 Mercer street, for Ube use of the fifteenth district police. Concurred in by the following vote :— Affi Mabbatt, OLrien, ells. An- derron, Bouton, Me Wright, Whe Barker, Rogers. the President, Valen rastow. McConkey, heport—As to appropriatin unt requ'red for build ing Essex Market. To € irs, &e Reporti—In favor of y tt for extra use cf court 10cm fe uurt reducing personal tax of Theobs Jung; refunding moneys to hrey Murr t donution to the Dewitt Diepeneary; corr crroveous tux of New York Dry Dock Conipony ‘To Committee on Vinance. ” favor of twilding a pier at the foot of Wharves, Ke ing the mode of re- tieth street. NR To € porte—W ith ordinaxe: ceiving e-Umates fer 5 2 egulating dealers in secondhund articles, junk shops, and intelligence off To Committee ow Urdinar port— In favor of fencing vacant lots in block bounded by Third avd Iexingion . apd Lwentieth and Twenty-firet strects, To Committee on Streets ution —That South street pier 47. be repaired, Coneurred in olution--That Thii first stfect be repaired where necerrury. Coneurred Opiinaree—In rcation to the issue of Croton water stock, N.Y. City Five prr cent etoek. fur docks and slips, and public building stock No.3. Concurred in by the following vote:—A firmati tant Aldermen Brown, Tuit. Mabbatt, O'brien. lod Breaden. Woodward, Wells. Anderson, Bouton. McGowan. Wright. Wheel MeConkey Report—In favor of regulating avd paving Thirteenth sirect, Letween Avenues B aud C, To Committee on Streets. Report—Upon award of contract by Committee of Streets and Lampe. to Kingsland & Sutton, To Com. mittee on Lamps Ke. Resolution—That a free hydrant be placed in Twenty- third +treet, Letween First avenue and Avenue A, Con- curred in. Resolution—That pavements in Twenty-fifth str tweey Third and Fourth avenues, be repaired. € red in Resolution—That cross-walk at intersection of Seammel and Mediron etrects be repaired. Coucurred in Rerolution—That Greene stre Bleceker streets, be repaired, Concurred in Resolution—That two gas lamps be placed in front of he Reformed Dutch church, corner of Ileecker and Amos | elreets, Coneurred in, | Resolution—Tendering hoepitalities of the city to some | of the Aldermen of the city of Savannah. now on a visit | to New York. Coneurred in; and Assi-tant Aldermen Bouton McGowan. and Rodman, appointed the commit- tee on the part of this Bourd Re olution—Tbat the pump in Fourth street. near NW. corner of Second ay be removed, and well filled in. Coneurred i Resojution—That Gouverneur street, from Fi way to South street, and Madison street. from ( Valentine and er, Rogers, the President, t. He- oneur- Broad- nton to Jackron streets, be repaired — Coucured in Rerolution—Referring to the Comptroller and the Alder- mon and Assistant Alderman of the Ninth ward, to se # proper lot of ground upon which to erect tion house for the use of the p of said ward. Con- curred in olution—That the Sixteenth ward station house be poli painted. Concurred in Resolution—That the fence around Madison square be painted, Coneurred in Keronis The report in favor of concurring to remit ¢ on pro- ty-of the eburch of St. ‘Th i *, on Ino ken from the tat | finery, amounting to t. between Amity and | remained in the water. ‘The deceased was fifty-one years of age and anative of New York. Coroner Ives held an inquest on the body. and the jury found a verdict of © accidental death by drowning. while leaving the ship Vaveluso, on the 8th of November, 1851." Tux May Fretivar.—The Germans will celebrate the May festival om the 26th of this month, at the Elysian Ficlds. Hobcken. From time immemorial it has been the custom among the Germans to observe what they call the Maifest. on which occasion they endeavor to eajoy them- selves in the best manner possilte, It will be recollected this festival last year resulted in a bloody riot. We under- stand that every’ precaution has been taken by the police authorities of New Jersey to provent the recurrence of such a disgraceful scene. A number of the residents of Hoboken have formed themselves into a military com- pany. who will be ready to wet, and to quell every disturb- ance that may take place, Acciprat.—About ten o'clock on Tuesday forenoon. James Donohoe, who was engaged in paving Grand street, was kicked by a horse, thereby sustaining some severe injuries, He was immediately taken to Dr. New- comb’s drug store, 584 Grand street. where medical aid was obtained and afterwards conveyed to his residence at 9% Cherry street. by policeman Riley. Accwext ny Fattixc.—Yesterday morning, Patrick Skiffington. residing at 210 Centre street, was found lying in that street with his head severely cut by falling on thesidewalk. He was brought to the Sixth ward etution house. where Dr. Simmons dressed his wounds; after which he was sent home, Fiues.—About half-past one o'clock yesterday morning. a fire was discovered in the building No {8 Centre street, occupied by George Danenburg as a porter housé. Capt. Brennan and Assistant Captain Feirty, with Engineer Howard. rucceeded in extinguishing the fire with a few pails of Water, It is suppored to have been the work of an incendiary. Another fire was di:covered yesterday in the rear of house No 35 Washington street. occupied by Michael {hay as a grocery and liquor store. but extinguished, with trifling diauage, ‘The fire or from # charcoal furnace, Dran Bony Fouxn.—The body of Mi drowned herself on the 16th of April last. Houston street, was found on Tuesd foot of Stanton strect i Jclumbia street, body. whieh he reeowni quest. Rerscurp From Jervis, who the foot of yy morning. at the Her husband who resides at No. notified of the recovery of the a. ‘The Coroner wilt bold an in- Drowsxc.—About o'clock ou Ta evening, James Kelly fell into the wate the foot of Dover street. and was rescued by ofiicer Dufly. of the Fourth ward police. Fe Faran Accipent.—The Coroner held. yesterday, an in- quest, at the City Hospital. upon the “body of Michael MeKenzie a Scotch sailor about forty years of age. who fell from the topsail yard to the deck of the batk Zeno- phon lying at Pier No 25 East river. and died while being conveyed to the hospital A verdict of accidental death was réndered by the jury. Accipent on tHe Harte Raitnoan.—About half past even o'clock yesterday morning. aa the up express train on the Harleni Railroad was approaching Fordham. a cow was scen lying across the track, and before the specd of the eng’ puld be cheeked, the train passed over the apival. One of the passengers, named Patrick Lynch a drover, who was standing upon the platform of one of the cars, was thrown off, and bad one of his legs badly frac- tured. Hoe was brought to the city, and placed in the New York Hospital, Another passenger was also thrown off. Dut escaped without much injury, tex Revonts.—Great Bxerrement.—Considerable excitement prevailed yesterday morning. arising from the fact of arumor having been put in circulation that the steamboat Reindeer had burst her boiler while near Man- hattsnyille, and that about one hundred and fifty pas- sengers had lost their lives in consequence. On making inquiry at the boat office. it was ascertained that the hoat liad been seen at various places above where it was that the a half past eight ‘tate conclusively that the report was false, lent had happened, thereby proving Late Fine w Laiour Srneer. esterday's isso | it was stated that the Aitna Insurance Company o! Utiea had two policies on Mr. E. H. Swift's sugar re~ .000. which we are informed wa® incorrect. The Aitna of Utica never issued but one policy on that property, which amounted to $2,600 only, Cenrmnation at Tie Metnovonitan Have.—Yesterday afternoon, the school children of the Dutch Reformed Church had quite a celebration at the Metropolitan Hall. The Hall was perfectly crowded with th ibren and Une Tn spectators, Rey. Dr. De Witt, Dr. Kuox. and others, were present, Accipent.—Three laborers, named William Dunn, Hamilton Nesbitt and Thonias Cornell, were considera. bly injured yesterday afternoon, at the house 63 Cliff street. on the arch over tho sidewalk on which they were at work, which gave . precipitating them below. amongst the rubbish, They were picked up. and eon veyed to the hospital. One of the men was afterwards taken to bis residence. Rat.noan Accrpent.—Asthe mail train on the Harle railroad, which left the city for Albany at hulf-po erday morning. reached Upper Morr chy thrown off the trac ich, and a German artist, ver named J | » not ascertained.” who were standing on the plat | form of the roar enr at the time. were thrown off and se- | verely injured. They were brought to the city by the | first down train. The former, who had his left leg bro- hen just below the knee, was removed to the City Hospl- | tal. and the laticr, who was much bruised, was taken to Lis residence, Bourd of & May 19.—The President in The minutes | of the Jast proceed: dand approved | NEW COMMISSIONER t FIGHTEENTH WARD, | Luther © Carter, Keq.. was appointed to fill the vacaney of Commistioner of the Fighicenth ward, ereated Ly the resignation of the Hon Lutber Braui-h; and Jool inated a member of the execut the resignation of Mr, Bradir Hi Nott, Eeq.. was ni committee aleo vaca soon, orrierns Peter Cooper. F a8 nominated 9 fill (he office of | Trustee of Common Schools. vacant by the doath of Ephraim Hotbrvok jand Albert A. Thompson. sq was appointed as trustee, to fill the vacancy ia the Pires ward, created by the resignation of J, 8. Drummond, Jeg NEW SCHOOLNOUSE IN NINETEENTH WARD The report of the committee. in reference to ® new chool howe in the Nineteenth ward, was referred to Committee on Buildings and Repairs, A report, appropriating $1,500. to purchase books for the new rehool No 2y. kifth ward, was adopted, Vir, Nicoll offered a substitute for the fourtoonth by- law. which propored to furnish all the books, supplies snd fuel to the rchools by contract, which was some ‘The report in favor of purchasing «ixty-nine acres of land on Ward's island. for a city eomotery. wh adopted by thie board, but returned, with obje hie Hono? the Mayor. wes. on ym re-ndop' witbetunding the objections of y the fullow- | ing yote:— Affirmative—Arcistant Aldermen Brown. Tait batt Orin. Rodman. Breaden, Ring Wells, Au Bouton, Met Vright. Whelan Barker, Val N ve—the President istent Aldermen The bourd then adjourned fernoon, at six Frew tl " EDWARD SANE Che mow PlewsePart 1 Hiefore Hon dudge I Thovuas 4 Wield, Administ of Hetty nit.vs New York a fem Kuitrood.—This was au action for killing a child. an interesting Little girl by one of the New York ond Uariem Railroad Company . knocking ber down, and paseing over her, at the eorne Contie and Walker streets. iu May. 1849." It appeate that Iwo e8 « ng at the tine. one up and the other down: a at the child escaped oue car, but was siccked down by the other, which. St is alleged. was ging ata m Jrate thon was consistent with the foly of puis by. The ease was tied twice before ' u re unable to s The defence is that ence on the part of the child iv attempt he ctreet while) the eure Were fpassing up an (as Bes. Ume under disewrion when the board adjourned Superior Court. Before Chief Jusuce Oukley. May 19.—William Lewis vs, Westervelt. Sheriff —This Wie on action of replevin, to test the ownership of a eteek of clothing levied on by the Sheriff, in Chatham rirect, and claimed as the property of the plaintiif, Adjourned. Law Intelligence. IN CHAMBERS. Befure Judge Green. Mav 10—W gata ve Gulbravh —In this cu. the Hisintifl & pract .ing law agent, had catered w) aciion ogeinet the acfendant: ae eminent counsel and «tourney cliy for the sum of $60, for alleged services subpoena apd attendances upon George Wilkes, of U tehce Gaxete, in w trial of Bennett vs, Wilkes. Th Pleipuaft war unsble to produce any+videace in support of hi cloim and ueked the learned Judge to tax the bill end upon his Honor's refusing to @o so without, soma «vide nee im tupport of the claim, asked for an wijourn ment Jvdge Green asked the defendant if he would consent 10 an adjouat ment, Dir, Gelbraith enid he thought the ease. which had no davon might ut wcll be dismissed now as at aay t- ime period and he ehould, thereforr, decline to conan ean rdioun ment, His Honor tui that he had before bir indulgence. und that he had an heee cares; and therfore. under all the cireumstan he +heuld at once dirmire the plaintiff's case, with ev Dimissed, with costa. accoruingly, nthe plaintitt estublished rule oe Police Intelligence. Crvest of a Revenity Imporied Pukpocket —On Tuesday ight atJepny Lind’s concert at Tripler Mull, the Chief s shadows’? took into enstody a recently imported pick: pecket calling himself Michael Burns. whom tho officers detected very busily engaged in © sounding,” i... finger- ing the cout pockets ot gentlemen ax they crowded into she cenecrt ra@m, The light fingered gentlewan, when aireted felt very indignunt at the tiberty taken by the police and threatened them with bis vengeance for the rude detention of bis person. However, the officers, not paying much attention to the threats. conveyed him to the Lifteenth ward police station. and in the morning cenveytd him before the Chief of Police, who, by tho way of making the rogue soquglnted with tho poiiceinen ot the diffrent wards ordered him to be “ rutted.”’ tho meaning of which ix to convey the prisoner from one police station to another there to remain a certain length of time, and then be transferred to the next station house in rotation, Thus the pickpocket becomes well shown up (0 the cficers of each district. The prisouver is an Irishman, and rather of genteel appearance. rest of a Shomlif er.—Officer Silvey, of the First ward. arrested. yerterday, a young German named L wis Pinccw, on a charge of stealing two boxes of rilk cray valued at $26. from the store of William E Wilmerding & Co. No, 51 Beaver street, It seems that an auction war going on at the time the prisoner and anothyr Ger man. nawed Adolphe Netke. came into the store, and f.om their previous conduct. on a former ocoasion. they were suspected of being rogues, An eye was kept on their movements, and ina short time Pincuw was observed to take up the two boxes of czavate. pass them to his as0- ciate, who escaped With them out of the storo; but be'ove Fincow could excape, the cicrk in the store cau-ed nis arrest. When arrested. and acoused of stealing the boxes of rilk, he became confused, and offered to pay for the property. if he could be let go, This proposition Mr. Wal- merding refused to comply with. and the roguo was placed in the churge of the police. who conveyed him before Justice Bogurt. at the Tombs, where Le was com- mitted to prison fort ial. Horse Stealing—rrest of the Thief—On Monday a man named Daniel Cogshal went to the horse market at Bull's Head. and there made a bargain to purchase a horse for $200. belonging 10 James MoUlay. Cogshall, pretending to bea real purchaser. got permission to ride the animal around a block or two, for the purpose of trying him; but. instead of returning. hoglrove the horse to the Providence boat. and lett that day Yor Providence, Rhode Island. The route of the ue was ascertained, and a telegraphic despatch forwarded. ordering hix arrest. He was accordingly caught at Providence, and detained ov the char perenne ® requisition from the authori- ties here to bring him k for trial. Court of General Sessions. Before Judge Beebe, and Aldermen Smith and Bard, Mar 19. dhe Forctlle Entry Cave—The court, as stated in th 8 duy’s Hrnarp, baving pronounced the cer- tiorary granted herein by Judge Mitchell. @ nullity, and Dotice Baring been given; tthe: cass whal chllod up this morning. Mr. John Anthon and Mr. Noble appeared for the defendant, to oppose uny further proceedings in thia court The former argued that the indictment should be quashed. being, in tact. a second indictment for the same offence, a guasi criminal proceeding being now pend- ing im another court; and that the writ was a valid and eflectual writ, until quashed or revoked by the court above. Mr. A. Oukey Hall replied—The civil rewedy was a distinct proce: ding altogether; it was under the common Jaw in the nature of anindictment en the part of Uie peo- ple on the relation of the plaintiff. But now, uader the revired statutes, it was not so, and the only indictment they knew of here was that for a misdemeaaor in taking cia poeta with « multitude of people. It was not found on the part of the plaintiff but on that of the people of the State, for an offence committed in detiance of that people, and in violation of law. The curt inti- mated that the District Attorney need only arsue as to the point. whether they could have a certiorari; and Mr. Hall referred them to the statute by which it wis ex- prestly taken away in allcases. In thisonoit might is- sue to remove @ cause from the Oyer and Terminer to be tried in the Circuit Court, or on the civil side of the Supreme Court. Mr. Blunt had waited on Judge Mitch- ell. yesterday afternoon. and that Judge had immediately, on the statute being pointed cut to him, admitted the granting the writ was an oversight, and ‘revoked it, as appeared by his endorsement thereon; and he (Me. iLall) had communicated the fuct. by letter, to Mr. Nobie. The fendant’s countel had received no such notice. and Mr Anthon was surprised at the aunouncement; he had al- raga unieeood hatte Judge. when he had granted a writ. was functus officié and, though he might think he had acted hastily, 1t must await the action of th and that he had individually no power to rovoke it; and he. therefore. without any hesitation. pronounced the ditallowance a blank piece of paper—it was an order bo had no power to make Judge Beebe —No more than he had to make the first. Mr Abthon would contend the first order was good, and he must protest against the District Atioraey, armed as he was. with authority, going ex parte before a Judge. as a thing unheard of—an unjustifiabie interference with the rights of the citizen who had obtained the writ No one. again, had aright to take that original writ from the court where it had become a recoid as soon as it was filed with the clerk. ‘The Court said that they had alresdy decided om tho point. that the original allowance of the writ was a vod ullowance. aud the notice they bad directed to be given. wus only an act of courtesy; when the Judge granting it had himself coincided with them. al revoked it, the necessity for that courtesy ceased to exiat ; but they f it would not be fair to press him to trial this morni they wotld. therefore. order the cause to stand ovr till to-morrow. and if he could obtain an order to remove it to the Oyer and Termincr, they had no objection, Mr. Anthon applied for further time; they wished to go to the Supreme Court. and a motion could probably not be heard before Saturday. Judge Beebe raid the cause must stand for to-morrow morning. unless he could arrange with the District Attorney Mr. Hall wished to explain—Mr. Blunt hid attended Judge Mitchell, without any intention of getting the writ revoked ; but he (Judge M.) the mom-nt he saw the statute, had done so in justice to himself. Ue would mect the gentleman, with pleasure, at ary time, in the Supreme Court. The witnegses were thea directed to attend to-morrow morning. +4 Common Case —James Smith. a respectable looking man, of good address, pleaded guilty to a charge of grand larceny. in stealing some jewelry, to the amount of $24. In repiy to the usual questions, he said he hidonly to throw himéelf on the clemency of the Court; he had endeavored to the utmost to do well. and was in’a good situation. but the police bad followed him up and it being known he bad before been ina State prison, all his effarts to obtain an honest living were in vain, 60 bitter was the feeling against him. He had been married recently. and felt the situation of his wife mnch more keenly than his own, and if favored with their clemency, would never again appear in a court of justice. The Court addressed some impressive, but sympathizing remarks to him, andin the hope that he might yet re- trieve his position—a task which he saw needed more then common effort—renteveed him to the lowest term ey consistently could—three years in the State on. ing the Elephant —Jeremiah FE. Reed, alias Jerry, or Nigger Brick. » notorious denizen of the Five Poinis, was charged with robbing William Fowler a farmer, of Newcastle, Westchester county. of « pocketbook contain- ing forty-five dollars. on the 25th day of Aprillast, The prosecutor. an elderly man, and evidently very fresh from the rural districts. adhered very pertinaciou-ly to the main fucts of his story. though he admitted his memory was not very clear as to the cireunstances, as they oc- curred, on that eventful morning. He had arrived the previous day. and he supposed he might be a Little in liquor that morning, when he took a notion to go and bay a cha'r for his daughter. A man came up—be could not tell whether he was black or white (Jerry's complexion. certainly, would be hard to determine)—and told him he would show him where to get one; aud led him down to a cellar. corner of Leonard aud Orange streets ‘The appearance of this cavern had evidently surprised the stranger; but after a little while he asked for a glass of beer. aud gave Jerry a three dollar bill to feich it with, The beer came. and he drank some—but, “somehow or never brought him the change.”” (Laughter ) he moved to go away. the pri-oner had dragged him back. and took his poskctbook from hit. and paseod it toa woman th He got away, and gave such a des eription that the police recognized the hand of the'r jd acquaintance, “Jerry.” in the transaction; and he was very thortly afterwards arrested. Witness recog- nized the prisoner in Court, » as quite certain it he, thongh he had a nt coat on, On is crossexamination. he said he could not re. member how many there were there—he thonght tour; he remembered a black woman in bed. (Laughter) ile was very much surpriced with the look cf the plac but he drank the beer Did net remember going into the other room with the girl, Did not think he was in any other rooin than the cne Lefere he drank the beer. his teeolleetion did not say fo, (Laughter ) Many Young a girl who had been detained fe 8 Witness. was here enlled, and told the whole story very dirtinetly. dJorry had sugested the stranger should | treat. and got a three dollar bill from him for the purpo With which he went out and did not return for ee 10 | time, butsent the beer, After the proveeutor had drank, there was a rediment of about an ineh in ¢ pih ofsnull in the glars. and after Chat, be ((he prisoner) came in and eized the old man a he was ng took his pocket ook. and handed it to Margerot, a colored aint, Tt was } between reven and eight o clock inthe morning. Captain | Urennan and officer Stevens tertified as to the arrest ke, | and the jury immediate immed © verdict of yuilty. | ‘The priconcr was remanied for enter The Court or | dard Mary Young to be compensated for being detained. ar rhe had ro fuithfully testified from firct to last. and dirchurged four interceting characters. two white: b*hoyn” and two girls one colored. who by ne-ses. but suppored to be implic | Working Grand Jury —the came into court, in the courre of the day. and, presenting a number ced that (hey had concluded Uheir labors term | Judge Beebe said Uiat the aecumulation of burincss had rendered their labors great and arduota Tt gave him great plevenre that they had re-ponded to bis remarks made at the commencement of the turm, by exhil iting @ de-pateh which was almost unparalicied and they were now discharged with the thanks of tho ( They Lad no -pecial presentment to make, but have voted themselves entirely to the business before the and the Distriet Attorney « come to his hands hed been detuined as wit uur United States District Court, Before ton, J Judson, Mav 10—Cherles © diteey vs. The Schooner Kallaham — This was 4m potion fur a collision on tbe North River, in october, 4) between the Kalluham and the rehooner Aveniaus. by which the latter sustained coasiderable in- jury. . A Fvartive Cosvicr Suor.—The New Orleans Jee of the 11th inet etates that a convict. while attempt- 1p te inake his eecnpe from the Louisiana Penitentiary, ov the 4th ult. was rhot by two of the guards outeide the wails. end £0 bediy wounded it is said he eannot recover. ‘the nim of the convict is not given; but he was sen- tenced to the penitentinry for highway robbery. Stock Sales. ted by Barker, Brothers ailromd 70, cw h, FZ; 6 000 do, 4 + 800 United St henge 00 Penney! vane &'r i. a iotercat, 7, Kk ain Water Works O's, 9% interest on, bf, 53%: 100 ui ‘64, ORAS: 10 shnros Penn- 5, 44453 18 scbortkil via 3; 50 Union Cana: 4) Sobv yikill Navi Camoen and ambey eyivanin Raitrond 44 tion. E34: 100 Wilmioy te Raitrond, 0, 65, y; 1 Lony Ieland Railrond, 2d, 108; 31 Farmers’ Bank, Hendy Wh ieaete tee B nor 3 Porth Ameri Bavk, 147! 18 do, bi M4 Girard Bank, cash. 13! ‘0 Mechanics’ Bank, 303%; 4 PhHadel pri: etween Poards—50 sharos Keadin, Railrosd, do. s5wn, 39 Sccond Howd~$2.000 Renting » "70, #5 BP: 200 do 82; 420 Schuylkill Navira- tion Interext, $2: We £00) Konsington Wator Works 6's 9539; WOsharee Lone T+land Railroad 1034; 100 Reading Ri il ri 3H; 1h Menutacturers’ and Mechanics’ Bank, 2'ivs 0 F 4g; 9 Pare mere’ Hank, Kentucky. bi. 100: 14 Mechanien’ Bante 30%. 10 Penneylvavia Bank, 118, After Rowrds—$5,000 Pennsylva. ria, O's BY 86: 2.600 do $644: 1.000 do, bb, 9875; Union ‘Canal bb, 108 Morris Canal. 1*7: 200. Long Toland Raitrond 103%, 100 do. s6wn. 10%: 50 United States Bank, 34: 6 Farmers’ Bank, Kentucky, 100. Barrimone, May 18 —Stock Board—$1,000 Maryland 6's, ¥ : 60 sharce Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, 75; 25 4 Cumberland Mailroad. 21. At the Board this day, 46's closed at 105% bid, 10344 asked: Baltimore 6, ‘ed; Baitimore and Ohio Railrogd on 9234 bid, 95 askod; is interest. LS 4 Saee? bid 75% anked; Ye A i) asked; Baltimore and Susquchanns Railroad, 30 bid, Married, On Wednerday. May 19. by the Rev. Dr. Berrian, Mr. Peter ©. Ruck. Jr., of New York, to Miss Anice Marinpa Crayton, of Weetchester county On Wednesday morning. May 19, by the Rev. R. 8. Storrs Dickinson, Witiam Woo.ser, Keq , to daughtgr of Francis Martin, Keq., all of this city, Died, On Tuerday. May 18, of consumption, Exruxr L., Gauubter of John and Susan M. Rese, in the 20th year of er age The relatives and friends of tho family, and of her uncle, Charles Rese, are respectfully invited to attond her funeral from the residence of her father, 53 Elizabeth street, this afternoon. at half: past ¥ o'clock On Tuesday morning. May 18, Grorciana, youngest daughter of the late Kev. John D, Hart, aged 17 years 8 months and-19 days. ‘The friends of the family. and those of hor unole. @. B. Miller are re pectfully invited to attend her funeral, from 220. Hud-on street. this afternoon, at half past 2o’elock. without further invitation. Op Tuesday. May 18. of scarlet fever, Jamxs D. Wisc, youngest ton of NS. and Lydia Wing, aged 4 years 1) monthe and 24 days, ‘The friends and acquaintances, and also the members of Perry Chapter No. 21, 0, U. A., are reapectfully invited to attend his funeral this morning, at 9 o'clock, from his parents’ residence, Forty-third street, first door from Eighth avenu At Harlem, on Tuesday. May 18, Tnonxpyxe Coxxina McK rane. aged 38 ycars and 2 months. ‘The friends and reiatives are respeotfully invited to at- tend his funeral. from the Harlem Methodist Episcopal Church, this day. at 12 o'clock precisely, His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. At Jerrey City. on Tuesday morning. May 18, of con- avmption. ALMina Enorts. wife of George H ‘Tomas, and duugbter of the Inte John B, Ebbets. of this city. Her funeral will take place. from the residence of her mother. 203 Prince street. this afternoon. at3 o'clock. The relutives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Wnasam. con of John and Mary Anne Owens, aged 1 yar ] month und 8 days. His funeral will take place frem 14 East Eleventh street. this afternoon. at 2 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery Baltimore and Pennsylvania papers please copy. On Wedner da ey 19. Many Jane, daughter of Alex- ander und Elizabeth Mary Logan, aged 3 years 4 months and 16 days, Her funeral will take place to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. from the residence of her parents. 354 Ninth street, The friends and acquaintances of the family. and those of her grandfather, Adam McPherson, are respect- fully invited to attend. On Wednerday. May 19. of consumption, Mx, Honatio, B. Rovents. in the 35th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral. from the residence of his brother.in- law. 87 Bleecker street. to-morrow morning, at 10 o'clock. His remains will be taken to Elizabethtown, New Jersey, for interment. - Springfield (Illinois) papers please copy. On Saturday evening. November 8, 1851, Mr. Acavstvs FP. Camoaven, in the 5ist year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family. the officers of the New York Cystom Houre, and the members of Man- hattan Masonic Lodge No. 62 are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from his late residence. 59 Fulton strect. On Tuesday. May 18. in Brooklyn, Enizapetn Owen Prescorr, daughter of B.A and Owen Prescott, coast pilot, aged 3 years avd 6 months. Her remains will be taken to the State of Maine, this morning. for interment. At Weston. Connecticut, on Tuesday, May 18, Hexry B., only son of Ward and Sally Nichols, aged 32 years, MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Oceun Steamers, Names. Leaves. Darts. Por. City of Manchester. Liverpool Philadelphia, Africa. Liverpool, w York. -Havre Yorks Now York, ea re gen em Ninois Axplaw Ww P ‘New Orle 2a. Bromen. ¢ May 24.. Havana, So Sierra Nevada. Ried York...May 24... A>pinwall, Cana ve Boston «2 .May 26. //Liverpool. West Wi New York... May 26... Mobile, Atlantic. ‘New York...May 29, City of Pi rg..N Yor Phila June 1 Vaited States... .Now York. ..June23, ALMANacC—mAY 20, SUN RISES... see 440) moon gers BUN SETS... . 713) m6 wat PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 19, 1804 Clea: Steamship James Adger, Dickinsun, Charleston, Spofford, Tileston & Co, Yan Winkle, Smith, Liverpool, J B Kitchin, Ship Rip Ship Edwina, Broughton. Rotterdam, ED Hurlbut Co. Ship Caspian, Trntant, Richibucto, J'W Elwell & Co. Ship Sterling. Hen terson, Savannah master. Bark Frederick Warren, Cottrell, San Francisco, Cary 20. Isabclita Hyne, Eggers, Rio Janciro, Allen & Paxson. Cloelis, Ingraham, Manzanillo, R P Buck & Co. Gardner, Clonfuegos, Nesmith & Suns. L wor, Fostor & Nickerson. Nesmith & Sons. Br), McMillen, Quebeo, Coolidge & Osgood, Savannah, Sturges, Clearman & Co. Br), Knowlton, St John, NB, J § Schr GH Townsond, Hutchinson, Brazil, &, MM Free- man & Co. Schr Favorito, Higgs, Bermuda, Middleton & Co, Sebr Pauline, Stiles, all, NL MoCren 5 Schr William, Clark, Corpui ‘isti, N L McCready & Co. Sehr Globe, 3im 8, Washington, N¢, maste Schr Alice, Wicks Baltimore, Maillor & Lord. Schr Sarah McDonald Fervis, Philadel plia, Jas Hand, Schr Martha Maria, Switt, Salem, R W Ropes & Co, Sebr Alexander M Porry, Wareham, Ladd & Chu Behr hit chy oe F ao ba fag ES pragns a Steamer Sher! ler, Philadel pb: OU PO Me Sloop Midns, Case, Pail River, 2” Ld Sloop Gazelle, Verguson, Bristol. Arrived, ange sit El Dorado, Lveut Griffin, Aspinwall City, Nav boston, Ja, (2th inst, with passen; to M Tasaed (no ‘date, We,’ given); brig Flore, trom for NYork; 12th inst, passed steamship Croscent nee for Axpinw Ship Southampton, Snow, Biverpool, April 16, with mdse and742 passengers, to JO V ad 5 demtha and 1 bieth, at 46, lon 42 27, ex signals with ship John ; Spear, from New O: St Petersburg, May 4, hile Close reefing main topsail, John Ling, seaman, ard, and was lost; he was a G. vaw a four ma hence for Glas~ ship (propeller), steoring E Posed the Banks in lat 4 Havre, 31 da: ers, to Hussey & Murray. N pursed one of the Mack ball packets ’ Ship Memphis Davis, New Orleans April 28, and U4 days Dar, with cotton aud 2 paseengers, to Wm Nelson es ith mdse and 253 Muitedo, Antworp. 50 days, 9 Selimidt & Balehon. Gienfuegog, 18 days, with su coock & Co, ole, Const of Pataronia, 73 i19 Int 127 8, lon Buenos Ayres for Marin Engen cit ia ( eer, to Brig Mati deye with 20 W. apo! Falmovth. Brig W with anda (Swod), fro nderer (Br), Dorman, Cornwallis, NS, 8 days, Coes ard praster, to WA Walk » (Br), He Windsor, nes, with 8, 15 day plaster to master. Sele Maxon Kegors Farren, nylon. reall & Co 8 days, with pine Schr E Aveniarius, Peres, Tr R15 days, with au gar tod T White, May 12 int iv 28, ton 72 ko sohr Kanes (of West Machine) from Ponce, Pity to Buse ton, 10 days ents hi t fore topmnst Biankinan, Attwkapas, La, 20 with ete ' Peek & Lyman. May 9 45, Lom ppoke re sex from Attakaparfor Richmond, Via. Solr nh artha Post, Post, Mobile, 10 days, with cotton and Belin Cw Darien, Ga, 9 days, with lambor, to J Young Schr Dacotah, Mankin, Wilmington, NC, 5 days, with nav sal stoves, CoH Prcen Sebr Oliver H Lee Scr Suean Orjoan ele Seren H Rromer, Heetoot Solr d WL Sti rgess, HH Cli Ie dome rd, WiNinie, 8: br Faiwe Rickerts Cl Sele MW Betes, Davis, Camphel Sel Oregon Arey. Vinal Haven Stenmer (ity of Row York, Kelow yore (tr) Cromy. 8 Sebieet ly 1 ), Lore Frederik Warren Cottrell, San Pravels Heel war Weninptor, NUr trie Pribane, nas: rely Geo Hh Townsend, Muvebines Wind during the day, 8. t Fire (1 Kollman, azile. Eche Ectipwe Paew, 320 tons), was brought down this morn~ 50 shares | ing from Green Priv. where she was built. She is of the Lipper clare ® yactt in appearance, and voyeee to Brazos St Jago, under co: uder'Cept arasia’ Meron, May 19. Arrived—Barks Ella, Baltimore; Elk and Nashua, Phila- delphia; brige Hope, Carscon Phenix, Cape Haytien; Eliza Burgces, San Juau May 1, Loft bark Jaay Dyten, and brig Motte, for NY ork, 1a Ship J W Fannin, Galverton; bark Zonobla, Mobile. Briss Neptune, Clenfucgos: 8 A Anderson, Apalachicola; D Loe Itita Kiver; Forrester, Wilmington, NC; Dat mer Ceve, Baltimore: sehr Lyrauder, Port au Prince: One rcline Grant, ‘@atinore; Forrest Norfolk: Attakapas. Po. tomac Kiver; Jnsoer & Jane, © Patterson, Philadelpha; J Cooley & Co, AH Bal@'N York, Cleared—Barks Wyandotte, St Vincents; Kate Hastings, SFruncisco: Haotey, Baltimore) Oak, Philudetphia; schra Horlert, Aux Caycs; A Brown, Albany; Granite State, N Ouarteeron, May 13 Arrived—Steamer Teabel, Havant May 15, Clearrd—Bark Caroline, 8 York: sche Juniata, Warren, RL. Sailed~Sobr Hartford, for a Northern port. East Gaxkswien, May 19, Arrived—Sobrs Emporium, Philadelphia; Saratoga do. New Bevron jay 18. Arrived—Ship Meunt Vernon, NPacitic, with 250 bls ep and 144 bbls wh oil, Pnovinexor, May 19. Arrived—Scbrs Mary, Baltimoro; Tryull, Norfol legate. Phiadeipbin;' Telecraph, Mobile; John Fi | Charleston; Mail, Philadelphia; Brady wine, Apne Guest, do; sloops America, New Yor! bany; Southport, do, Herald Marine Correspondence. Pruan: May 19-4 PM. Arrived—Barks Virginia, Wison, Crosby, Boston; brigs Portion arritt, Humecea, Wheaton, Hern, Fast | C Engle, ‘Starr, Charleston; 8 ‘ Seml Churchman, Baker, San Francisco via Charleston, Page, Edwards, NYorky Boswell Ring, Mendel N ph. Mason, Charieston; Ellon Ba- ker, Remington, Piy; NC; LH Niokorson, Nickerson, Boston; Sacramento, Nickerson, NYork; steamers Delaware, Seymour, § York: Penobscot Whitaker, do. Jeured—Brigs Gen Taylor, Shute, Boston: Empire, ell. Gog sehr» Louisa Gray. Sharp, do. Mury Louisa, Adams, Charleston; Jerome, Willard, Cape Ann; Col James Paze ds, Derby; L lt Nickerson. Nickerson, Boston; Emma Crowell, do; Welcome Return, Harris, Sulum, Miscelinucuuss BR Sup Tre Duxe—The loss of this vessel April 13, on the W end of Grand Bahama, on her pussnge to Liverpool from Mubile, with 3900 bales of cotton, hus already been no- ticed, toxether with a statement on the authority of tho captein of the wrecker which took ¢ho crew to Nassau, NP, that about 2000 bales of cotton had been suved comparativo: ly dry, and put on the beach to await meuns of transporta- ton to Nassau. Capt Bunker, of the ship St Lonis, nreived at NOrleaus 1th inst, from NYork, reports that onthe 4th inst, he was bearded by wreckers off the Isanon, who report ed that The Duke had gone ashore on Memory Rock, W end of the Bahamas, and that 900 bales of cotton had been saved by wreckars and put on the beach whon the ship aplitin two apd the remainder of the cotton drifted out of her. The wreckers wore picking it up whon & Spanish cotton londed slip (vame not recollected ) went ashore near the same place, The wreckers then abandoned The Duke, and went to work on the Spaniard, and saved all her cargo and carried it into Nasean. Capt Bunker supplied the wreekers he spoke with | provinions, Banx Maura, of Tisbury, 120 tons, has been purchased at NBedford, to be continued in the whaling burinves. Bric MaRceLLus, of Now Haven, which was ashore some time since on Long Island, has Leen got off, taken to Green kehrs Col Crow: port, and sold, Cox11810N—This morning, as the schr Thomas Hix, of Rockland, wae beating down the East River she was struck Ly steamship El Dorado—just arrived from Chagres, and ng up to the Dry Dosk—which caused considera: blo damage to the sch.” Hor bowsprit was carried away, with all her head gear, the windlass purohaso broken. knightheads. plank shear, and all tho upright timbers on the starboard bow started from their places, The amount of injury received by the steamer has not been learned. A Fisninc Scur, with a dismasted vessel in tow, was econ on Monday steering for Cape Ann, | Missry¢ Vesovrs—Pishing schrs Ben} Jeon, of Gloucester, bound to Georges Bank for hallibut, heve been absent tor five or six weeks, and are supposed to de lo Whalemen. Cld at New Bedford Isth, bark Cleora, Smith, Pacific Ocean. Sld ship Jobn, Tilton, Pacific Ocean; bark Silas Richards, North Pacific, At St ‘Thomas 28th ule (by letter from Capt Bailey), A R Tucker, of Dartmouth; hag shipped 219 sp per sohr W Henry, for NY ork. ii about March 13, Hillman, Cook, NB, 6 months huang Warch 27 (by letter from Capt Wood), Eu. 'B, 446 bbls sp ou boa wuld ship it home per the Spoke off Taleahuano, Harbinger, Westport, 113 Sid same day, , Nan. 650 sp, ‘ba. do 1450 sp, for home; Harvest, do, 1400 sp on boar: short er and h Hy th, J A Robb, FH, 500sp, for a cruise, In port, Bi NB, 1200sp; Hope, do, 100 sp, which would be shipped ho per ship Pacific, Courier, do, 480 sp; Susan, do, 8008p; Herald, do. 11 ep on board, Touched at Juan Fernandez Jan 21, Good Return, NB, 414 moe out, 260; 30th, Alice Mandell, do, 4%) moa, 50 sp; pve do, 5 mos, Sst, California, do, 100 days out, 0) sp; Feb 9, Jas Murray, do, 100 dayx out, clean; 1th, rthern. Light, FH, #7 days, 100 ep. 20th, John Howland NB. 5mos out, clean; 26th, Charles, NB, 31 mos, 1000 wh 500 March 15, Susan, Nant, 102 days out, clean; Henry, do, 6 moe out, 24 ap on board sent home 500 bbl. Arr at Valparaiso March 29, Adeline Gibbs, Weeks, Cobija, 1100 bbls oil; Champion. Gardiner, Westport, do and Juan Fernander, 45 (or 450) bbls oil. Sid Mch 22, Charles, Man- chester, NB to cruise Sroxkn—May 2. lat 2124, lon S415, brig Lewis Bruce, of Provincetown. oil not stated. tae 20, lat 56 09 S, lon 6106 W, Antelope, of Newport, clean, Jan 16, off Roratonga, Atlantic, of a ‘sons, and Nay Pacitic, days ont, clean. for a crvise #1d home; 28th, Cal 50 sp, recruiting. Ship Sea Nymph, hence for § Jon st—not ay reported by. Tel lip Josephine, lound N, and bark Reindeer, from NOr- leans for NYork—by steamer Isubel, at Charleston; no date, c, given. Ship Mulcuin (Pr), 55 days from Rio Janciro for SFrancis- co, Feb 24, Int 38 40 8, lon 75.20 W. on lip Timoleou, from Boston for NOrleans, May 2, lat 27 58, jon 6 ‘hip Ophir. Wood. from Boston for Havana, May 8, Int ai lon 71 10. yf Ship Auclia, Jordan, from NOrleans for Havre, May 9, no lat, off, of Salem, from Havana for Cronstadt, no (0. lon 69 70. im, Davidson, from Boston for Rio Janciro, April 10. at 3548 8 lon 25 25 W, Bark TJ Sovtyard, Bishop, from Mobile for Brest, May & lat 332 20, Ton 7% Brig Vesta, Stevens, from Boston fi off Sand K Brig Mary Wilder, April 4, lat 3.17 S, lon N, lon 0 W. yclitig, Arctur ¢, from NYork for Ponce, May 3, lat 2525, lon 6: Ivesten, 1th inst, y the steamer lsabsl, at Charleston. and, from Oaha for NBodford, 45 W, and was parted with inlat { NYork (Nov Fay 17th, Northern Licht, Loring, Sfrancisco, to return with the remainder of the passengers of tho wrecked steamer North Amorice: stoamor New Orleans, Bs nema for rancisco, full of passengers. Sid loth, ai Rowona, Lee, SFraneisco ee pone At do abt April 17, bark Isabella, for SFrancisco; Peruy trig Thetis, for do, both with passengers, short of provi- sions. Aspinw ar (Navy Bay), April 23—Arr ship Saxony, Mol- cher, NYork, bit ‘arthagena; 2sth, bark J tio, Kempton, do: bark Geo i 5th, Henry, Renno, ol brig Horatio, Carthagona; Ist | inet, ship Saxor 7th, bark J Patton, jr, Carth gens (perhaps Nori). | “"In port 8th, barks George Honry, Renne, from Charleston | Arr Oth; Volunteer, Jones, from NYork; brig N | Thomas, Carthage A1ica, March 10—, arr 2th, i rr ship Lovis Philippe, | Sld 24, bark Chenango, Snow, Baltimore. | Buenos Aynes, March 13—Ship Margarct Fliza, Adami | for NYork 10 days; bark Oceanus, Bowers, for B | ntton, Mitchell, do do. 1 Canpenas, April 2—Arr bark Duke of Wellington (Br), | Tuilidze, Boston. Slo May 1, brige Water Witch, Jordan, ! NYork; Uranus, Cline, Phitadelp in, | Park, for NYorky gets | | | | In port 1th, brig. Palmer, Per hd, $135 por box sugar. and $134’ per hid molasses Cirsrvecos, April 22—Barks Georges, Fales, for NYork days: Tom Corwin, Basford, for do 2 R Adama, do dos Laton, Shiclds/for Portland 5; Lucy Ann, Kellar, fe Iphin 2; Fairmount, Whitney, from and for do #00 ge Cayt Tom, Smalley, for do do; Edward, Rowley, do Pitrevius (Br), Parker, from do; Shawmut, Robinsén, for | Boston 4. CaLeurra, March 25—Ships Jas Tilcomb, Maling from Ti- 1 (Now 14), arr Sel; to lond for Englond: Equity, Nao for London, dg; Atalants, Colby, do; Malabar, Crocker, and Wataga Thrane, for do or Liverpool; Medford. Elevedt, for Bost. n, 20th: Leopard, Pike. for do nearly ready; Town: | send, Weoderson, for do April 10; Soldan. Plumer, for do abt half loaded; Borkshire, Smith, disg to load for do: Lowell, Coffin, for NOrleans, loading: barks Haliander, Collagan, for Boston, une; E Cohen, Kipler, for London, and others ax before. ‘Went to sea from Saugor March 5, ships Fran- | Conia Hedge, Boston; Elizabeth Ellen, Upshur, do; 7 hy Merbert, Burgers. do; th, WR Jones, Colley, London} 1th, Monsoon, Winsor. New Bodford; ith, Hiadoo, Miller, NYork; 16th, klsinore, Condon, London; Singaporo, itn mil- ton, Berton; 17th. Martha, Towne, London ; Ith, Swed Cotting, Boston; 19th, Lark Oregon, Hinckley, Genos; 2lat, ships Henry Ware, Nason, Rotterdam; 234, Angle American, Murdoch, London; Columbia, Hildreth, do, At Diamond Harbor, March 23, bark Wenham, Galt, for London, Had sniled om the Sth, and put back, Capt Unit been arrested and putin irons by the crew, Captain d to have subsequently excaped, and to have coueon Louk Loard ship Onceo for Boston, which went to soa 23d. Tho | Wenham would rail as soun as money was raised to pay hor expenses, | | Canaao, Mi Lith, barks Hecter, Hl Ray, for Boston £ port, disg, to repair RAETAN, April 2 d fo Sid 2let, ghip from Messiva), rk Rienvi, Bangs wo). do, (has HH of the liberated Cuban Fisenert os passengers); Ariana, Wade (from Tunis ),N York. Majer tie, Holking (from Girger May L-Are Lark d, bark Rover, ea, to load fi sugar); Cath \% per b w. Bortou: Harriet, Percy, N York. eo, Nickel, NY ork ), Boston, iov (Dan), Ken Jun $4 por ustuk, Webster, for Ham e Oi). Clara Ann, Reed, for 22d); Holyoke, NY )s Phonix. 1 Weeks for Clon per 100 Tbe): Medora. rAYork (gets de itt ) Mereyman, + Lady Atabelta, ks tonoxy How 6, | for Crouetade ( y Knight, Choate, | er Cows any rin New Vork if nee box AMEME DE yer, | Tewke Ls medion and N York ($7 per hd. $14 per hon), Hebron, Kilby. for NYerk (8.100 bie, 10 ela al Mereeret, Wood, for Philadeiphia (eeta 10 rinla slongaide 1, Norton, for Burton (1,(00 bxs, geto 10 rials nlon Hide); Lerett ory, for New York or te $294 Torktows, Matonyn rns, Cor ambit hag ngham, tor’ Trive-t + Rainbus sgilard, fre or charter y Warren, Knirden man, Reed, di i wts: Saranac, Muley ¥ A Verte: Weseaonmeon Delia Chey fue Howl wre Od Chat Hips (io, Lesened, dice for rep writ, vine: dupon suber, dag M " ds DS Cue Harrhonm: John Caskis, Clinton. Pennell ane: Medorn, Roby for Bahia lead for Portland; Kanawha, Trondy, for 8) Nev York ( Adame erence % por thd angar, and $1 New York (3.100 boxes, at '& ‘Trott, for Sagnn, t er bhe 15 per box): bel f Iwnd. Ke Uthornin, Green, fm do Allston, J enrce, fy Habiy Honda, Borton next’ ay; Lusy sohr | Mente, for do (200 bxs, and $ihgs in, Dowglity. for Ciontucees ee bud | ¢ per owt, an per box); Keheoen, Sawyer, er charter: TJ ht for Ellen, Smith, eae i Sm tolond molsares for Bosto | 4 per hha) sche Matagorda Peaoksrc, Bone; ‘ork (gets 3%); Zephyr, Byer, aud Wan Phitadelphia, Aspinwall, Ville (ee bee Stevens, Londonderry, MeDougal _N Yor: 108, Cla 12th, sehes Azura {igpnan, Thatehor, foe Frost, trom do. divg 2 Pee 3, 6- Brie Lucy Ann, bryant, for Boston Mg. 8 ay SUM, ebip Western Star, Kauwles, froin Manzaniixo, May 5~SId briz No Maran: 0—Scht EJ Munsell, Masury, Boston, ‘Avery, tor N Fork, Panece ih tarts Pastae fie Bost: G port Lith, barks Pas 01 ts rials "per box’ along side’ aes eis do); aloo two uther berks, names not reported, New York (at $4% por hhd., and 10 risis “ a bark for Cardenas, fo luad for New York arelli, Diokey, tor B Diew, for Now York Eldridge, fur Boxtor hekin, do, jay 1—Bark Warren, Haskell, to load for A Apri! 21—Brig Oak, Small. for Boston ready. Moxvryipyo, March It—Ar ship Aj kin, brigs Palos, Hatch, for Buenos Ayres. Mayo, 1 no vras, April 80—Span nto Can etas beige Ei Gov Benok, ¥ uy ford; MeM. ebinr; and Marsal Ney, Lilia, Parana May : bark John Walls wtg for passengers. St Jobn Perry, do do; s tbr ae AN r, ren, and Mousam, all for Acapuleo; brig Cook fr de fs a; Abeuna, Atoy, ‘Williams, from Cadiz, all for from Cudiz, ar 17th, 0, (Sic) for New 0, May 2— Wellman, from Guaya- . P 4 Punta de Arecas, just arr, to retui xp108, May 1—Bark Jane Doten, Stookbridge, for lug: brig Motto, Vining, for Portland, do. Sacva. April 2—liark William, Fullorton, for NYork, lig. and others, * Eid'hiay 6, brig Emeline, Perry, Boston; 8th, Henry Mat- thews, Devereux, do. Sr Jao, April 25—Barks Jas Cook, Watton, for Trieste, ldg: brizs Shamrock, Willard (or Michell), for N York, ldx; BB Crosby, Collins-and Hope, Loring from St Thomas, wtg Falmouth, Pennington, for N York, ldg. Trinwan, May 2—arr brig Typee, Larkin St Thomas (not Savannah) "Siu Sth, Cordelis, Johns, Philadelphia; “sohe Nancy B teagan, Heagan N York. VaLPanaiso, Maron 2—Ar brig Tremont, I. Mazatlan; 28th, barks Edgar, Mitcbell, San Fran $id April 6for United States, in ballast Miller, Galt, San Francisco (and sld for Uuited States in bal- last); 6th, ships Great Britain, Caldwell, New York fur Saa Francisco’ (and ld 7th): 71, Montauk, Brightman, San Francisco Sid Moh 24, bark'Carid, Kipley, do; 25h brig SMarcan, Long, Guayaquil: Apl 6’ ship Seaman’ Brido, Myrick, Son Francisco: 7th, barks Lsabells, Humphrey, quimbo; 8th. Rocket, rionne, Ben, (and at feld, do Home Porta. APALACHICOLA. May 7—Arr bark Zanoni, Wilson, Lie verpool Sid schr Fairfax, Pentield, NYork. ALEXANDRIA, May 1i—Arr sohrs TO Thompson, King, Bermuda; 15th, Mathew C Durfee, FRiver. Sid Mth, sols » St John, NB; vey, Simpson, N low Havon. Cid steamer Albany, Hartfor APEONAUG, May 16—Arr schr Oxford, Howland, Balti more tor Providence, 20th uit; brige Cynthi Crosby, Windsor, N nambuco and a mkt: Justice Sto sha Bonne, Loring, do; schrs M toka, Jones, Quincy Point, Mass; Troy, NY. P BUSTON, May 18—Arr barks Austin, Perkins, Buenos Ayres March, 1% Clas Thompson (of Hath), small, NOr- leona; brige Frances, Franklin, Matanzas ‘27th vin Holmes's Hole, Halitax (Br), Meagher, Halifax, sobre Loul- aa Sears, Wright, Aux Cayes 11th ult, ‘via do; L Stuedivant, Corson, Branaywine, Del; Julia & Eliza, Marshall Philadl pbis; Now York, Guodsoll. NYork; prop Untario, Chase, du. elographed Br brig Hope, from Curacon; brig Paulina, fm Philadelphia, Sigual for ‘a bark and five brisa. Cli ship Peter Mary, Loach. NOrleans; bark J W Andrews, Frenvb, Cardenas; solirs Flyive Dart (new clipper, of Gloucester, 113 tous), Parker, Aux Cayes; George & Emily, Nickerson, Bal- timore. Sid stip Unicorn, tarks White Cloud, Nowa Soutian, Lucy, Eagle. John Carvor, Delawaro, brig William, steasor City of New York. BANGOR, May i7—Cld schr Sally Millor, Miller, NYork. DARIEN, (no date)—In_ port schr Harriet Lewis, Oud= worth, for NLondon, via NYork, ready. Sit MACHIAS, May 14—oid brig Condor, Small, New 16th, Kehr Union, Whi: temore, do. IVER, May’ 16—Are sches Minerva, M'Givron, ‘John Crocktord, do for Dighton; Virsivias Wrizhtingtom. and J Rusling, Bole, Philndeiphia, Sid 15ta, sehr Seheolboy, Perry, di GARDISER’ May 9—Arr schrs_ Ri Sid 1th, brig Emily, Winslow, N Yor! do; Lith, Henrietta, St tion, Richmond, h? Boston, Rott, htield, NYork; 14th, brig E Hinds, May 1—Arr steamer Uneas, Bates, NYorky sehf Bravos, W |. Philagelphia, léth, steamer Jusophins, Morrison, Philadelphia; schrs Mary Brockway Comstock, N York; 17th, Hartiord, h, Philadetphia; Argo, Spencer, NYork. Sid 15th, steamer Mohawk, Clark, Albay; Sencoa, Gaatber, § Yor! TBM 3 FD’ Decker, —., do; Row JAC lett, NYork; arlaud. de, Cla 7th, schr T. May Siby Tel}—Are bark Ocilla, Starx, } Y chr Desdemona, Chatto, do for Matagorda Buy} lith, barks Fanny Spicér, do for’ NOrleang 12th, Pilgrim, Sawyer. do; briz Moutagne, Dorham, Boston. LEWES (Dut), May 14,2 PM—Tie harks J W Dyer, Rit th J, Adelina hog hrs,are new goi ait . und Chance, with several brigs und a. The brizs Thoosa, Merictta, and Went to sea last sh bark and two brizs are ing in. ‘Two full rigged brigs and five herm bi to betke Pembroke, Abbott Lawrence, Sagan Farl Dundonald, and Hope, passed to'sea to-day. Tho orig J{Cohen, Fschrs Domestic, and Martin Van Bui e the Breakwater. 19th, 11 A M.—The ship Superior, for Britis anchor near the Breakwaker, Northern hound fieet, reported as ring are now getting rendy for wa. The bark Ch Boston; brigs Ltasco frou Porto Rico, aud Wheaton’ from Pert Lavaca, Texas, pa-sod up last nizht, and samo tine the barks Gem, Jobn Stroud and Delaware passed to soa. Afnit rigged briz came in early this morning and stood up Armerion, is at and Inst f, from | | Schr bate from NYork for Franklin, L1, May 5,of$ | with a moderate brocze from SSW. Weather vere fine | Point of Mississippi, ie pLUBEC, May 5—sid sehrs Turk, 8 aples, NYork: 1241, Foreign Ports, unis, Bennett, do, Acarvi00, April l5—Arr ships Gentoo (Br), Whiteside, | _ MOBILE, Moy 1l—Arr brig Harp, Sawyer, Key Wost. Cld schy Webhapnet, Steerns Boston, 13th—Arr ship Homisp*ere, Pray, NYork. Cld Br chips Avon, Johnson. Liverpool; David’ Clark, Boyd, do: barks | Montpelier Colb: ghYork; Regat att, do; Josius 0. Bragdon Bartlet . {0-Sld sebrs JB Dent, Means, and MILLBRIDGE. Ma; Fume, Robinson. NY a EW OKLEANS, May 11—Arr chips St Louis, Bunker, N’ Rostov; Murcongus Kelleran, a Philadetphia; Hudson, Whit Rio Janeiro March’ 18; Juseph | Fish,’ Seavey, NYork. Cid steams! ip Loulsiann La stoss; Iveston; slips Adame, Brooks, Liverpool; Cheaapouke, bert, Antwerp; Admiral (Br}, Crisp Liverpout; sclrs Geu Clinch, Norris, Apalachicola; GB Mathews (Br), Ro- binson, Belize, Hon. Ships Galena, fer Havre, and Vicksburs, for NYork, went tosen to-day, the former at 10 and the latter at 11 o'clock, AM, NORFOLK, May 1—Arr sehr President, Gardiner, Pail ver. NEWARK, May 1°—Arr sehr aslo, Cox, Now York. Sid floops Arsenal Parker, NYcrk Champlain, Wood, Troy. NEW BEDFORD, May 18—Arr schra adotaite, Albaays Filen Rodan, NYork: Kedron. Layton, Fredericksburg. NANTUCKET, May 16—Sld schr RB Smith, Kelley, AL PORT, May 17—Arr schra Jow, and Louisa, e Isabella, Perkins, N York. | we May 1S—Cld brig Carry!, Pottingill, | Horton, | _ PROVIDENCE, May 17—Arr @xceola, Jones, NYorks 9} che Bay Stato (of Portsmouth), Wilvon, Norfolke’ Sid xene ‘rion, Bangs, Baltimore; sloop WH Bowen, Kenney, New Brig F from’ Providence for Charleston, 1s w' or off the N end of Prudence Island. PORTLAND May rr schrs EG Willart, Willard, | Piiladelpbia; LS Pond, Edwards, NYork. Cld bark Moria Hersey, Davis, Cuba. RICHMOND, May 16—Arrsohe Gallego, Nelaon, NY orks | Sid scbra_Kichmond, Tilby, ‘NYork: Mary J Peck, Dupuy, | NY¥ork; H Weateott, Waller, Boston. | 1 l7th—Arr sehr Eliad, Irvin, Albany; Westover, Rogorsy, Boston; New York, Wyatt, NYork. Sid schr Satollite, —y | Halifax. | USAVANNAT, May 15—Arr stoamabips Stato of Georgin, | Walton, Philadelphia; Fanny, Pennock, NOrleans bound | to SFrancisco, via Rio Janeiro, pnt in'for col and prove sions; brig Qgand Turk, Porter, NYork: sehr Francis Sat- terly. DaviWeN York. Cid bark Clara © Bell, Colo, Histon: WigTF Knox, Siaiih, Bath, Me. Std bark ‘Maris Moron, Bulkley, rk, SALEM, May 17—Arr bark Zotoff, Bailey, Montevideo March [4:'brig Ohio, Ingalls, Annamaboo March 8. Cld brig Braman, Wilkina, Para anda mkt. WICKFORD. May 10—At anchor off the harbor, brig Hur rict, from Provideuce for Savannah, Passengers Arrived. Asrix watt, Ciry—Steamabip El Porade—R Smitehen, C Homburg, J Kline, E Dassett HS Groen, J Hol ing Coillon, Mex’ O'Brien, J Phillips, Mr Bereton, L Voli H R Scott, A Beloher, 8 Suydam’ Mrs Hart Scnor Be: Capt Davidson, G R Hoyt, W Grey, Mr Raymond and Smith. Mr Manco, G Caleb, N Hongh R Wallace, M: , Cinceniun, Cunningham Barrett, Gul rt, Swart, Snider, Bernar® Konsean Ke Fox, McDowell, Heath. Lusesinh, HoAnally, Carkey Connelly. Willem: litney, Shannon, Drysdale Simons, Sweeney, Monit.e—Sehr M 4 Miss Riddto, Mies MeDonongh, Mise Walker, Mi jr Howard, Passengers Sailed. 01. —Steamehip Europa—Mr and Mrs John Mngnes child, ‘vant, Milwaukie; two aliases G... ab, lady, and two children, New York, 7 kettrick and lady, Now Cincinnati: BB Reath and Indy, » Now York; Theo Knayt) Mastor Johannes Knnut W Gibe elphia: Mr. Hope > Leider; Mis Steyer, Mise Chinilla Knauth, nu and child: Mes Mayn | child, and servant, Woodstock, UC; Miss Milla, aot Capt Canteld, Jady, two ohildr d servant, | Enslan Mritobert Bunch, HM Vico Consul, New York; Me | bern. rwesian and Swedieh Legation; D R Molimont, | New York: ro Maynard, Jey bearer of dospatehos; «J | Hagerty, New Orlean: jenny Solliemann, California: Ede mund Cspical, Mr & Goursand, Paris: LM Beels, Wr gow Holes, Philadelphia: Sam bb Thierman, A Walter M Mills, Woodstock. NO Italy; Mr Thorn and lady, Utica, N Miss Widder, John Arnold, Canada; John cl Myson, Nowark Nol; oston, § C; Henry Rovinson, New York} Signor Bettint and laly, Mist Arnold, Hon Je ‘Arada; Me 8 Henry Rilliet, N o W Henn E N } JH Lavalle, Mexico; Francia Anderson, Nantucket James La ir Mole, Bore Fert Hui Joho Lauvie Alex Mritts ward LT Noriat, NY; DB Walkington, Mobilo; | Don’ Francisco Potel, Havana; GN Vickers, Henry Tall; Mr Wi ahciwer, ew Yor «N raner, Philadelphia: junalt; AB 1G | Debling Ly | lineal, Franco; Mra Cer | wucher, Paria: Captain t Sterling, RA; Col + Canad: te FY ‘ Kihimer My! Chance 8 bey, € Dickman, Mr Dubeco. aterdam: Charles Davidaen, 1. Wincherg, New York. 7 Teele. Daly vb Nordlinger, Wm Hammond, Mr. Keynoids Albany: Ti Tridant. W York: Mrs ¢ da; John Alan, NY ork: Mr Sechard an CHART 80 A . Chae Var Demme ane fowite. © Boor mun. Domingo de @ + Melattie a Meters an, MMi “1 Bro Coreen Anon Woe Rees, J SE Mee Jobnion and dung Yiu che # ; t