The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1852, Page 4

Domestic Misco! Port STANiKY Buanxp.—A fire ove Stanley, C. W., on last Monday, deetroying full one-half of that town. anp Anti Staverny Convention.— d Anei-slavery Convention will be held the 20th instant, in Boston on Tar HuxoAwiaxs Gowe To Work.—Captain Kalaprza. one of the Hungaria moxiles. who was formerly sn officer of cavalry. is about to establish a riding school in Boston Tur Queen's Bretmpay.—The Queen's birthday | isto be celebrated on the 24th inst, in Canada, Tlic Mayors of cities bave issued proclamations requesting | morchants, manvfacturers, and others, to close their re- | spective places of business in the city during that TReASUREK OF ANDOVFR SrMINany.—The trus- tees of the Theological Seminary at Andover, have ap- pe eed Rey. Jobn L, Taylor, of that town, to the tr: surfelip made vacant by the death of te late Deacon | Denict Noyes. A Due. Prev oKie was brought . ernoon, upon the charge of having sent a challenge to fight to Wm. 0. Baton, and was held for trial in $2,000,.—Bosion Atlas, 10th inst | Apprres pErorre THE Literary Socirmms or | Miasiasive: Uxivenstry.—Col. Jefferson Davis has accept. | ed an invitation tendered him by the two Literary Sooi ties at the Stute University, Oxtord, Miss., to deliver an address (o them, at the commencement on the 16th Juno next Aw Ocp Scpscrier —Mr. John Lund died in Nashua. on the 30th ult., aged 81. The Amherst Cabinet states that he subscribed for that paper at its commence- ment, in 1798. and has been a constant subscriber to the time of his death. and is believed to have Kept perfect fijes of the paper from the beginning. 2 A Buoopy Arram—The Port Tobacco (Mi ‘Times says that a fight took place on Saturday night, 1! inst., inChicamuxen, between two slaves, and one of them waa ro badly cut and stabbed that he died on Monday. The man killed belonged to Mrs. A. T. Budd, and other to Mr. Cyrus Wheeler... A State warrant was issued for the arrest ofthe murderer. Horas Catasrroray—A Woman ann Two | Cutcoxen Buxxep.—We learn from the Bath (Me. Times i that a house occupied by Richard Gibbs and Mr, Manus, im that town. was destroyed by fire, at abont oneo'clock on Wednesday morning Inst; and two boysof Mr. Gibbe— | aged five and seven years—together with their grand- mother, a lady named Hurley, lost their lives in the Hames. Other persons in the house barely saved their | lives by jumping from the windows. ‘The house wa not | insured. Ali the furniture was destroyed. Fata Rencontre.—Mr. Edward Stevenson, son of Mr. Evan Stevenson, was killed at Gicorgetown on the 12th instant, by Captain Carrick. It appears that Stevenson had made some publication in the Herald in reiation to Carrick’s attentions to a young jady, at which Mr. C. took offence. This wd to some hostile messages between them. and on Wednesday they met in Gvorge- town. Both drew pistol at nearly the same time. Ste- venson fired first. and his ball passed through Carrick’s hat. C. fired immediately afterwards, shooting Stevenson through the heart. He fell dead instantly, Ie was a young mfarried man, and leaves a wife and ohild, Both of the parties were much esteemed by thoge who knew them —Frankfort, Ky. Cominonwealth, Ace went 1x Sovtu Troy.—Yesterday forenoon, while some workmen were employed in digging sand bank, a few rods southeast of the Poestenkild stream, the bank caved in and buried one of them; and while those who escaped were at work to rescue their com- rade, the bank again caved, burying two more ef them. The three were ail shortly after rescued from their peri- ious situation, One of them had one of his eptke in two places, another was badly hurt in the side, and the third bad his ribs injured materially, besides sustaining some other injuries. Dre. Thorn, Freiot, and Reardon were sent for, when it was found necessary to amputate the leg of one of the sufferers. Dr. Thorn performed the operation, and it was amputated above the knee. The three men were working at brick making, and have been buta short tine from Canada, They are unable to speak ae To-day the three are doing well.—Troy Budget, lay 2. Fis in tue New Jansey Mountatns.—We learn from the Sussex Register. that a tire broke out on Friday of last week.on the Blue Mountains, about two miles west of the Milford turnpike road. and raged for several days. crossing the turnpike near the toligate, and paas- ing in a north easterly @irection towards the New York line. We have not learned where it was arrested, but preeume that it did not live through the rain of Wed- nesday. The fire had not reged on this part of the Blue Mountains for several years previous, and had therefore much combustible matterto feed upon, creatinga heat that dectroyed larce quantities of timber and fencing, ‘eausing considerable loas to the owners of timber lauds— and to those whore improved lands lay on the side of the mountain. Abraham Bell is said to have lost a string of fence a mite long. and Judge Bell is estimated to have been damaged $1.000. in the destruction of timber; no insurance. In Pike county. Pennsylvania, the fire has also been raging during the past weck. in the mountain Gistrict, doing much damage to the fences and timber. Arremrt To Break JaiL—Prisonsr Saot.— Yesterday (Sunday) morning. twenty-three prisoners confined in the large cell of the jail. aitempted to break out at the time the door wes opened by the jailer's at- tendants, with their breakiast. Mr. Doyle, the jailer. seeing the danger in which the attendants were placed ‘Dy the rush of twenty-three de-peradves, steppod to the door le: to the front apartments of the jail to call for help“ShU immediately returned to the «upport of his attendants. By this time the oners, hended by the notorious Bill Hayden, were a-saulting Philip Petrie, Michael O'Brien, and William Pike. theattendants, Mr. Doyle immediately drew his revolver. and presenting it st Hayden, fired. Hayden. turning (o fly. and stooping at the same time to avoid th received the ball in his back, between the shoukier . Tt glanced up- wards. and lodged in the fieshy part of the neck. The determination cf Mr. Doy vented any farther pro- ceedings on the part of the gang. aud they were all im- mediately secured ard heavily ironed. During the affray the prisoner Boyden, convicted of larceny, attempted to scale the wal, but was eaught on the roof of the jail by ©. P. Bradley. and, we hardly need say, was quickly re- consigned to durance.—Chiecge Democrat, Mey 17. 3 + Tue Castteton Ban.—The State Engineer bas made favorable coutraets for the removal of the Castleton Bar. Mesete, Morris & Co. of New York, will commence on Monaay next, with two dredging machines, and will place another at work soou afterwards, Messrs. Osgood & Co. of Troy, will also commence on Monday, with one dredger, and will set another at work ina few weeks, ‘The Engineer bas completed a chart of five miles of the tiver, which shows the situation of all tho bars very ac- curaicy. This chart will be valuable to our pilots, as it shows some material changes which have taken place ine the chonnei of the river at this place. The Engineer has ascertained that it willrequire the excavation of 60,000 cubic yards to open a channel through the bar at Castle- ton, 000 feet in width. and to give cight feet depth of wa- ter. Another bar exists near the “Nine Mile Tree,” about two miles below Castleton, which will require the ation of about 20.000 cubie yards. The contracts e been made for twelve cents per cubie yard, which is believed to be lower than such work has been done for heretofore. The contractors are men of responsibility. and will, we trust, remove this serious impediment to the navigation of the Hudson. in the shortest practicable space of time— Albany .drgus, May 22, Mvnrpers in Cixciyxatr.—The Cincinnati Com- mercial, of the 18th inst., says:—On Saturday evening. the Lath inst., two laborers cn the twelfth section of the Covington and Lexington Railroad, a few miles back of Covington, got into a dispute ce to who should doa certain piece of work. Harsh words ensued, followed by blows, whereupon one of tho party. named John Kenon, stabbed the other, named” Patrick Mur- phy, with a common dirk knite in the region of the heart, killing him almost instantly. Kenon was rested and taken before a magistrate. who commit! him to anewer the charge of murder in the tirst degree ‘On the Monday following the above occurrence « pervon named Peter Coyle, a deck hand on a steemboat, was kicked several times in the pit of the stomach and side | by another pamed Joseph Allis, a bricki at the foot time the Stonington boat was to start, and rode the horse rapidly to the wharf, where ho arrived just as the plank was being takon in, which was put back in order to al- low him to get ‘on board. He euloulated he had gota g000 horse, and Wes about even with MoCoy for the shave inthe first trade. McCoy not regarding this aa 6 fault business transaction sent on to this city and had Cogg- shall arrested fur stealing the horse, and he is now on bail, awaiting his cxamination on Saturday moyning, Tho son of MeCoy came on to take the horse home, but he will have to wait till « legal investigation takes place. |b Cog: “boll pretends iat a price was agreed upon for the before he tried him; but the son, who was present, cnies this At all events, the game was a desperate one. ad will probably prove n dear tiade for our Rhode Isiand speeulator 3 i] From Sacta 1a Gxaxne.—The brig Joseph Albion, on Priday morning, furnicbes the following statement:— The brig Lucy Watts, Capt. Watts, of Warren, Maine, | while loading at the port of Segua la Grande, was visited | by orders of the Spanish government, and one of her | | seamen taken out of her.on the ground that he was a deserter from a Spanish man. of-war. The day following. the Captain wae ordered to himself st the town with two more of his crew, whioh he did; and these two men were taken from him and put in prison along with the first man t akon, while the Captain could get no answer to his inquiries why this was done, Capt. Watts applied to the American Consqt, as agent residing in Sogua, and he addressed a letter to the autho- rities, asking that the men should bo restored to the ves- sel. and stating that the captain was prevented from loading his vessel, and that he should make a protest against the act, ‘The answer the Consul received was, that the authority which took the men from the vessel, Was competent#to take men from the vessel of any nation, and that the men would not be sent on board again. and that if ber gree Watts mado any — he would render himself liable to be taken from is vexsel. prt under arrest, and sent to Havana, Gapt. Watts did make his protest; but when Lleft, it was not known what the result would be, though it was certain that the veesei would not be allowed to leave, unless she paid all the expenses of the imprisonment ofber men, as well as those incurred in taking them from the. veasel to the town, which is some twenty miles from the bay. ‘These facts can be proved by all the masters of vessels then laying in tho port of Sagus la Grande, and_the pro- test of Capt. Watts was signed by some ten of them. (Signed) . CLARK, Master of brig Joseph All The Watering Places. ‘The hotels at Saratoga Springs are now in active pre ration for their summer business, which it is thought will commenee earlier thon it did last year. nited bion. otherwise improved during the spring, is to be opened on the 20th inst. This is considerable earlier than wal. ‘The other hotels are being put in order. Columbia Hall, New Lebanon Springs, is already open for the reception of visiters, Board of Aldermen. THE PERRINE PAVEMENT. ‘The report of the Committee on Streets of the Board of Assistant Aldermen—non-concurring with the report of the Committee on Streets of this Board, pasacd April last, to apnul the contract for the laying down of Perrine’s combination pavement—was called up, when, Ald Stunrevant rose, and said he was ontirely op- pored tothe Perrine pavement, He considered it per- feetly wortblees, and jioped the contract would bo ? = nulled, The contract stipulated that if he did not fulfil the provisions of the same, he would pay $20 for day that should clapse from tho Ist of December until the pavement should be finished—the lst of December being the time fixed for the completion of the same. Now, the contractor nover commenced the work until a recolution paseed this board prohibiting him from taking up the coble stones, Ald. Drxman advocated the report, and contended that. the Perrine pavement Was not as bad as the Russ pave- there were a thousand on the lattcr. He was in favor of permitting the laying down of the pavement, and of siving Perrine a chance to teat it, Alderman Sari was opposed to the pavement, id hoped the work would be stopped. If they were going to lay this pavement, the streets, he said, we blocked up for months, and whea completed would be good for nothing. Aldevman Boycr moved # ¥ on Streets, for the purpose of ha gated. Alderman Prcx was also in favor of a reference; while Alderman Francis, who consiuered the pavement a com- piete failure, hoped that some immediate action would be taken by the Board Alderman Barn was also in favor of a reference, and of giving Perrine a fair chance to try his pavement, which he considered to be good. Alderman Tir: wished to have the matter referred. Alderman Ssrri was opposed to the reference, secing no necessity for such a course. Alderman Wanp expressed himeelf in favor of anaulling the contract, as Perrine failed to epmply with the pro- visions of the same. After some further remarks from Aldermen Barr, Den- man, and Brisley. urging tho referen put, when the motion to refer was carried by the follow- ley r ce to the Committee ig the matter invoati- veeAldermen Oa’ Negative—Ald Smith, Ward, Cornell—Te NS CITY TRADE REPORT. SaTonpay. May Astins.— have been 100 bls. pots and pearls taken. at $ 04, and $6 25 « $6 JID, the previous value. ‘ Brrapstvers.—Flour seemed bueyaut. the business —supertine Canadian, at $4 State and favorite round hoop led to funcy Western, at $4 th common to good Southern, at $4 per bbl. Nothing of moment was done in y corn meal, )00 bushels Canadian White wheat realized $3; 4.000 busuels river rye. Tie. —both showing a slight advanee; and 24.000 bushels nd yellow, with mixed Western corn. at 62 63c.,and a G4. per bushel. Barle i oats were’ un- hanged. Canopies. —Adamantine were bh tween 2c, and J0c.; while plain and pi very duil at 420. a per ib. Coat —But little har beeu dene in Liverpool orrel, at comprising about 7 1 inquired for at be- ent sperm seemed $7 25 per chaldron; or American anthracite, at $4 750 $s rt e heart that 450 Jaguayra were pur- af nid 200 Rio, a 9 « se, per Ib. Corrox —The sales to-day amount io 3.000 Wales, the market closing very firm, at yesterday's prices. Corren.—Old ani new sheathing remained soarce and 20 and 23¢ Fis. —1.000 quin cod have be osed of at $4 25 a $4374; with 300 bbis. No. 1 at about $10 50, Fnescits.—Rates to Liverpool continued dull, Smali lots of cotton were engaged at jd. Flour was at 9d. J0d.; and 10,000 bushels wheat were engaged at 3% There was nochange in rates to London or Havre. To Culifornia rates remained shout the sume, To Antwerp, age coftee were engoged. at je ; and 40 bbls ashes, 6d. . per Ib Wrought $2 3745 a do. shelled almonds, 4 2e.; and 25 casks vir. 09 boxes ; 400 bunch di 2e.: 5 cares Leghorn Zante currant! a Hay varied tom, 19), vacing UO) bales river, ston were spnyingly dealt in, Lrap.—A paxeel of @ | shipment. at eh. in bowie Learnin has been a vi from speculators and consmoacrs; pr improving. We should think there was eon all kinds of sole 1 as hemlock pned. Upper, in rough. hae also advaueed. In light. | calf, in rough. there has been a brisk movement. A large operator bas taken up all the eheap lots on. sp -mand, both | e coneequently | cent a pound | of Ludiow street and the landing, killing him instantly. From what we could jearn Coyle fell into a ditch Allis was placing some curbetones in, when, becoming en- raged at the misstep, he jumped out, and threatened to knock Allis down with a brickhat; whereupon Allis caught him by the beir of the head. and giving hin several severe kicks as above. he fell down and expired. it was also alleged that Ce peck was b nb; Allis when be wrung bis head by the hair. Allis was arteeted by constable Curd, and brought before Squire | Geteendanner, who committed him to jail. fora further | hearing Destrvetiy: Ong Hore. anp Tunes Dwer At an early hour on the morning of the 19th inst., the large stable connected with Tufts’ Liotel, Saco, Me.. was discovered to be im Games. The fire spread rapidly to the houses con- tignous, on Common and Front streets. destroying the hotel and six other dh he most strenu- ous exertions of the firem xe wind being ery light and favorable, the course of the confla- wration was checked. The following is an imperfect list of sufferers :—Bac Water Power Company. owners of the targe house and stable where the fire originated, Capt. ‘Thomas. Tuck occupied the above us a public house From the stable one horse was saved. and one or more per- ished. Tufts has $500 ineurance on furniture, and $500 on stock and stable, John Woodsum's house, on Common street, total loss; probably but little furniture saved. In- rurance $1,000 on house. William Littlefield. stage pro rietor, next house, on Common strect, two tenements, jouse total loss; furniture saved. Insurance on house $800. T. B. Filis, two houses on Front street, total loss. ‘Insurance on both $600. Samuel Bachelder, Esq., house on Front street. totalloss. The three Inst houses named were cccupied by some #ix funilies, and many of Another their goods were raved in a damaged condition. house of Mr. Ellis’s was saved, but was some ‘The house of Henry Rice. on Front «treet. w los*. Some other buildings more ox lees injured,—Bo. Journal, May 19. A Horse Traper i Trove.k--A Dear Game —The Providence Mwvor of 14th inst. sa; On Saturday of last week. a man by the name of David ‘Coggshall was arrested in this city, on a charge of etealing & valuable horse from the well known establishment of McCoy's, at Bull's Head, New York. The circumstances pre briefly there: Some time rince, Coggshall went to New York and bought of McCoy a span of horses, and returned bome. the horses to be rent after he returned, ‘When they arrived. they had been on the boat all nigh’ and had been # few hours away from that peculiar pu' ling wp process FO well known to nil who are in the secret of Atting horses for the market. and they were so decidedly Jean that Mr. Coggshall \eclared that one of them was not the horse be had purchased. but a poorer one. He. however, accepted them both, without expressing any <lisentisfaction to Mr. MeCey Some time wubsequent to thishe (Coggshall) went to New York. not as he raid, for the purpose of purchasing a horee, but ona visit.’ Ile called on McCoy, who showed him a fine fast horse: and after riding after him in * buggy, arked to have » bridte can thftar;- tte tweat was compl MoCoy w ners of two fend anxiously wa moved with the turn the cor. d after long d va fi and then disappear ing. concluded that hie horse ha man or the man with “ found lation. and prices bs per tb. from the lowest rates, A New York sp has cleared the Philadelp as oak sole jeather, S01 made in Boston, of hemlock. by the same party, have been made for lange porcels ot sole, to arrive moneyed men, at full market rates, but decline many of the ‘leaiers are short ot « full supply for (heir | ular customers. We quote middie and Bight hemlock. over weigh Ba 1h 3¢¢ calf, im | Se. do, upper fn do,, 18 a 2 middle aut purchases have ajao been Offers by | Doe 2») cperntions were rey wat. at We. for com- of % bhde, Car made of 600 bbly. ernde pirity do. at 41, 50) comme ‘ond the disposal of 3 we have nothing to rv Provistows did not vary much. the operation: con Of 400 Dbls. prime and moss pork at $16 500 $1 { 200 bbls. and 250 kegs prime lard at 3; 9 10c, aud 11% w11%:c. per Ib; 200 bbls. prime and messheef at and $10 a $1375. with 10 prime do, at $18 60, usual terms Rice. —A few retail low, etrietly prim 100 Ibe, FoARS.—There were 100.600 Mavane oltaiued 27 W—customar redit Spinits—Sales of 500 Lis, Ohin and prison whiskey were effected to-day. at 210. and 2) jie. a with | | 100 bhds. drudge ditto, at 21¢.—time aud in ket improving, a Svoans—The day's transactions included 750 h Cube muscovade, af be. & Ge.; 100 Orleans. at 475 100 Texas at private contract; and 1,066 boxer Havana | chiefly white, at 6c. a fc, Demand brisk, expecially that from refiners, and prices about 44¢. @ ‘4c. per 1b. higher. Soav.---Beyond the purchase of 120 boxes Castil we Bave nothing to report ow.—Some 10,000 lbs. prime chan} cash. Included ja the Cuba, at 20 Havane, at terms not made public Woor.—In the Ame: z. notwithstanding t leree fetched $4 25. | Pr at $20 od bends at operations wore 80 and 00 Nouvites on | an markets prices are still droop- owing accounts from abroad of nmense stock still on hand, and , lnrge clip anticipated, with the limited and depressed | state of manufacturing business, are having their influ- | ences, Sales this week are as follows: 25,000 Ibs., half to full biood merino fleece, at 50c. a 57 }ye.; 10.000 Ibe. super, and extra city pulled, at 200, 0 5,000 Ibs. No. 1 do., 25e, 0 2e,, cach; and about 109 bales unwaehed Mediter. vaucan, at le. to lde six months RECTIPTA OF PRODUCE. THIS DAY By Nonts Riven Boasts —20050 bbis. flour. 2 896 do. provisions, 448 do, whiskey. 1,289 do, pork, 116 do. ashes, | Z do. beet, LL Vales wool, 1.680 bushels rye, 2.000 do, | Tod ghee. leet ~ & pkgs butter, 2,263 aides leather. xcs, 80 bls, provisions and | | whent. 20,205 de By Kris Kas nF esd eatt COM, By | ' x# cheese Ty New Havex Rave tor, aud 18 rolle ie Cheese, 70do : oA. 201 ph It was probably «dead shave" on both | 12 ‘apt. Clark, which arrived from Sngua la Grando, Cuba, | 8 lauigh- |g Co. FY Markets Klsowhere. STOCK RALKS. vot $5,000 Kensington Pui angsonra, May 22—4 Reported by Barker, Brothe : Bi Water W 4 orks 6%, , 1M Roading 6's, "70, 2; 1,000 City Railroad 6°4, 86; 107%; 1,000 do, 77. 1075); 50 Lohigh Incorext, cash, 318 do, BK 140 Roading Mortgage (5,44 524, 650 Pennsylvania 5's, Fe Let Janvary and J 74 County 6" Maia 36 Ch 1 ‘ond, 46; 1 1 North & NIH. Between ounls, 8% 1,000 di 11 United 5) me ican Ba! Boards—$1 Ww 2) Norristown Lehizn Navigation, 8 4; 50 Alleghany Coal Company, 1 100 Rene ¢; 0 Girard Bank, o5wn, 12%: 5 do, 2 “67, 118%4''10,000 £2p;, 2.070 Chesapeake ; 200 eh and Trust hares I ai 8, “OT, ares Reading Raiiro 2644; 14 United Sti Lebigh N 0, ari Baurimone, May 21.—Stock £9; 15 shares Union Bank, 70%; 100 York Railroad, 213{. At the Board this day, Mi at 1053¢ hid; Haitimore 6's, 1890, 105), timore and Ohio Railroad 187. do, 1875, 94, bid, M34 auhed; do, 1880, 93: shares, 74 bid, 75 naked; York ‘and ‘ Did, 33 aeked. 9% a Ko. Rice sell Board—$H0 Baltimore 5' and C ‘2154 asked; Baltimore and Suequchaana Railroad, 20 Telegraphic Reports. New Orinans, May 21—P, M. ‘The rales of cotton for the day were 5,000 bales, at an advance of fully a quarter of a cent since the receipt of the Africa's news. Strict to good middling is quoted at New Oni NB, The week's sales have been 33,000 bales, | $426. | May 22, 1852. At noon to-day two thourand bales of cotton had been sold, but ONMe., a Kxcha: nge—Sight. half a three-fourths oes Were irregular. Good fair 11c, Meas pork is dull middli ht at $1 to fT, diseount. the Rev. Father \. Mr. Married, May 19, at St. Patrick’ ‘8 Cathedral, by . Harry Jonnston to Joanna D. C. Dex Veccuio, daughter of Charies Det Veechio. On Wednesday eveniny Grorce K. Mrens. Bi So Miss . Keq., x A. May 19, by the Rev. 8. rite, lanker, daugh- ter of the late Daniel Harker, all of this city, On Wed: son of Titgen Grabaa, in thi His relatives and fri Incsday, May 19. also the mom! roe ebiaingc Jorn cy oy Gaanan, e 25th year of his ptt bers of ihe Ger- man Oak Lodge No, 62, of the Roland Lodge No. 10, and the Third Regiment of the German Hustars, company A, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this t States Hotel, which has been Satie enlarged and | afternoon, at half-part 1 o'clock, from N. jo. § Jackson street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery On Saturday. May 22. after short illness, Cucncaree L. Warne, aged 37 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. this afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from bis luto residence, 261 West Fifteenth street. Hartford papers please copy. On Saturday, May 22, Romar D. Patterson, aged 33 years, His friends and acquaintances, and those of his brother, ex-members, a1 George I, friends of respectful residence, Menbnttan Fire ‘Boein a ly invited to 258 Monroe e Com) witbout further invitation. On Friday, May 21. of consumption, Saran Ecizasete, eldest daughter of William McDonald, aged 6 months and 7 days. The frie attend her funeral, nds of Mott street, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. On Friday, May 21. after a lingering illness, Cuancys Campari, ‘The friet fully invit ment, because where ten horses were killed on tho former, | {7m his late residence, Youngest , in the S4th year of his ods and oximtances of tt ed to his kc, New Jersey. son of Alfred and Mar! aged 1 year 8 months and 11 days. The ve to attend and hin tuners attend his funeral, from street, this ‘afternoon, at 2 o'clock, AES COPY. \y 22, suddenly, of croup, ores Law- No. 8, %, pany No. 8. are ‘4 his late 20 years ie family are respectfully invited to from the suite of her father, 320 the family are respect- funeral, this day, at 12 0° 4 58 Hammond street. His remains jane Bailey, juaintances are respectfully invited ral, this afternoon, at halt past 3 — from the residence of his parents, No. 6 Dominick street. Oa ‘Satu years and His friends aud relatives are respectfully 1 attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, further invitation. On Saturday morning, May 22, Connerivs M. Gavi, | urday, May 22, Joun Gronce urdey, May 22, Joun Gronce merchant, of this city. His relatives and friends are respectfully invited to | Exsis, aged 23 ited to without attend his funeral, to-morrow afteernodn, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence. 55 East Sixteenth street. On Catn: thi street. On Satur the question was | Wittiaa James ALP: irday, Ma, Saturday, May 22, after a short but severe illness, | janine McGrrt, wife of Edward Kelly. and sister of Hugh McGert, blacksmith. a native of the parish tona, county Tyrone. Ircland. Her faneral will take place | fternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 60 West Fifteenth of Tin- 22, of inflammation of the lungs, sve, only child of William and Ellen McGlin, aged 2 months and 23 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully requested to attend his funeral, from 177 Laurens street, this afternoon, at I o'clock. On Saturday, May 22. Buzsectn Scrurriaxp, daugh- ter of William A. and Flizabeth Bradshaw, aged 5 years 9 months The friends of the family are respectfully invited to | funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock, | idence of her father, 98 Greene street. Hliamsburg. on Friday, May/21, of inflammation attend bh trom the In¥ of the miah CT 17 days Mobi At Virgin Bay. Central America, on April 16. of dys tery, Om mond. Staten Island, aged 16 years 7 months and 4 day and 18 days. Thompson, A . aged 6 Ye in. FULIA AUCUSTA ‘bompsca, of Mobil papers please copy. roms D Ansty, son of A. Ansle; udhter of Jere- urs 1 month and y, of Port Ric Ai Poughkeepsie, on Saturday morning, May 22. Mat- thew dM veRs, aged 61 years MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Movements of Ocean Steamers, ves. Dare. ol... Mi June. ... —MAY 23. MOON SETS HIGM WaTR! ‘ORT OF NEW YORK, MAY eared Ch ad, Win Penn, Marks, New Or! Aspinwail. sere] 30 wevedL 1S leayy Liseoln & nit. Spofford, Tileston mehip Florida, Lyon, Savannah, § L Mit Steamship Union, Adams, Charleston, 0. Steamship Roanoke, Parrish, Norfolk, septs Con ativent, Drummond, Liverpool het (Ham), Small, St Stephens, Jacobs, Hamd Hamburg, W Bark Almoda, Carney, d, Cuba, J Bark Swan (Br), Tuabridge, St John, N turn & Co. Bark Elizabeth, Young, Mobile, Stante Brig Saxonville, Huteh ig We Sch Iva Rudderow Schr Vo from Gibri 3s, fell in gs, Havanay Tonm (Br) Key+, Quebec, Logan & Coll BM Prescott, Heard, St John, Bb, nderer (Br), Ni Bay Chal W Hughes, Johnson, Newb lant, Osborn, Alexandria, &o, M Schr Montroee, Lewis, Aloanndria, &e, Sturges, re, John 74, Bowen’ ¢ Brown, Gard eymour, nny, Brinto! Iner, Provid Arrived, Foster, Charlesto at BAM, aew nL won four-masted Britannia (Br), Simpeon, Carthagen: altar, with oad, to order. May with the wreck of echt Fanny Be Degurde, Liv dt $I herwood, Lisbon, 25 days, w er (Fr), Dede 4, stove ins, Hawking, Warcham. R Has experienced henvy gale bulwarke, and rec urg, Schmidt & NB, Coolidge & net, Holmos, Boston, Cary & Co. hive (Ham), Jenn 'm Von Sehit. iW Elwell & Co. B, Grinnell, Min- & Thompson. josby, Crocker & J Pickard. eur, F McDonald | Brig Sam e & Hazard. Sehr Tle a, Robt Taylor, Schr Margaret Mus , Bermuda, Middleton ern, Bateman & tt Bedell. rman nson & Lowden. om & Lowden, » Dayton & Sprague. | J Atkins & Co. es ene " jarce flan’ propeller, stand and 10 ine 29 ne ( ith wine, to John le, 74 Aaya, with | n the ived other on Bark Templeton (of Bucksport ), Evstie, Havana, 12 days, with even Bark Samson (Br), Mur: | wine andl Livin: ship dese outs with mola P hashed for € % Brig ir. to RP Buck & Co, ead, to order. ¢ Age (of Bost no date, days, 1 ight and th very 1 rig Form, of and lon? gar, tod HBraine, Brig Pe 21, with bark Telegraph, Crockett, hence for Campench rig Ole 8, wit Bi any Sehr Ali days, wit, Sel ait Sebe M rig Condor, Small, Mayhew, Talbot & Co Beir Caroline A White, White, Addie and lumber, 5 cofipe aud J Wi): NB, 9 de. iw Amanda lumber, to J febr rey (of Warren), Bunker, Tri ugar, to master. May 19, lat 2* 0 ron (of Camden), h sugar, to Pills Pendlet: ry & San! aching, 10 di to order. of Hancock), J mira Joy 1, Poi Va, with conl, to Cook & Ctiford, Ball, Jacksony Grice. tor (De), Downey, Cumberland By PONG, Tye Gang {11o, BF, 1 days, with 5%, 29 days. lon 54 31, spoke Br ship Mi- tra, Caskie, from Jamaica for Bristol, » 19 days out, all with marble, lee May 10, & Co, The May 21, from New York, be Juliet (Br), Hilton, St Jago, Cuba, 22 days, with eu- 4, € dad, Cuba, April 0, lon 73. J, spoke Zar (Cuba), 00 with lumber, to rt an Prince, 20 a, A days. Ludlem & Pleas | |. W & JT Tapscott Schr H.R Smith, Martin, PiMadelphia, 2 days. Beir Uucle Jo, Lamrence, Vor‘iand, Conn, Reid, Hiogbam. ami, Betsey, Wareham, 2 days. ine, Bateman, Maching, 10 thin ‘roll Sole Egremet, Thomson, ¥ Sele Luoy Ann, Lufkin’ C Schr St Stephon (of Celais), Knigh Schr Faxon, Payne, Calais 10 daye Schr Vorest, Crowley, Addison. 9 days, Schr Sarah A Smith, ——, Bolfast, Soiled, Stomsteips Warhington, Fitoa, Southampton end Bremen; Floridn, Lye, Savannal,’ Unie Lurleston; Rua- ke, Parrish, Richmond; Wi’ Penn, Marke, NOrioans: “Colorist (Br) Quebeo; Pyramid, Henderson, do: NB | finer, Low, San Pranoisco; Jon Walker, Moxie, 10 days days. t, Culais, 10 de ya erpo Ticonderogs, Boyle, do; C Colon, W Havara; Kebcocs (rem), Knssebobn, Bremen; brig Clarissa, Bivens, Port au | Platte, and others. | Wind during the day, SW. Herald Marine Correspondente, Enoanrown, May 19 » NYork for St Sohn Nie Arrived—Sohrs Richard Cobd: c cro, Morgan, Baltimore for Eliswortht Horald,de fur News huryportisloops Fasaport, Carroll, and Swift, Daggctt, from | Ge with molasses, Kc, from solr L$'Pond, (the L | Sid ship Planter (of Nantucket), ero, and Herald. ll, Phinney, from Nantucket hilds, Falmouth. Sid schr ), Taylor, hound fishing, in a ening And came off tl rt Py i Shoals, sotting buoys; Richwrd Cobden, Schr Thatcher (of Yarmouth thick fog, atruck on Cape Poge afternoon, without damage, aiter throwing over part of hor ballast. ‘Schr Pharo (new). intended for the fishing business, and reported ashore at Gay Head, lies on a low sandy beach, and preparati ing at Inst accounts to gev her off. 1s this morning. Pwiavrirnra, May 214 PM, p,Renaayivania, Baymoro, Richmond: arlesten: schrs'E A Stevens, Bacon, N dy. doi Wm Thomas, Davis, Richmond; York; J O Ireland, Crowell, do; G Aun, | Arrived—Steam: | bark Mary, Baker, Cl York; Al . do. Ciontuegos; Peo P Crowell, NYo1 steamer Kennebec, apetee do. Cleared—Brigs Sarah Nash, Gilehrist, Mayaguer, PR; Bea- zilian, Bray, Salem; aches A'L Hyde, Batley, St John, PR; Sacramento, Nick fantucket; Almira 'T, Gandy, Chel- ‘Allen’s Point; T P Cooper, Corson, K facon, Boaton: J O Ireland, Crowell, Roxboro; G Edward, May, Boston; Mary Johnson, Ryan, sridgeport. ‘Also cid, schrs J Goodepeed, Clark, Hartford; J Lanc, Pratt, do; Uneas, Church, Norwich; Myers, Norton, Warren, Ri; Oregon, Vangilder, Morrisenis, Miscellaneeus. Sreamsvre Grorcra, which left NOrteans 10th inat, for NYor ind at the har on the 12th, hav- ing been in that situation for 36 hours. Jeans, with passengers, and which put into Savannah 15th inst for cosl and provisi arenct ssengors BAY PPE! that his mot on the route to San Francisco, that the boat is unfit for the yee 388 it she is ol nd cannot carry coalenough, with S00 passengers, to take her to Rio, where it was intended she should touch first. She od during the Mexionn war in the transportation of men and eupplies, PAN Sup Paviata, Buenoi he vessel which ve wont 2.500 if or more being saved dry. smalt portion of the cotton vensel was saved dry, on account of the very bad after she struck, Accounts from Nassau to tho 8th y that the cotton had not then been sol Simp Gro Tunwer, M'LLLan, bound to Ha Boston, with ice, which put into Nassau, NP, 28d ult, lo After béing ashore, was Co proceed 8th inst, weather permi ing. Swi Beutr Rock ann Br nrio Axws Manta, fire which broke out at Gray's wi The lors on the former, ig $25,000, and on t latter Peter Murphy was killed by falling from the yard arm of the BR. |” Barx Cuma, at Di timore from Cienfu ham as, ales of her cargo of oot- Bi [oc Tux Duxa— But ere da. it before report- tl got ‘as algo struck by lightning on tho 1th ‘and proceeded. inst, which split the fore topgallant maa ‘Tux riGURE HEAD, reported to have been cast ashore at Bermuda, conjectured to have bel ed to the ill-fated ship President. is now supposed to be a fragment from jenator, which put into Fayal some time back, in Spoken. Ship Horsburgl, Crocker, from Bostom March 25 for San | Francisco. April 20, Int 2tN, lon 38 W. io, Kelloch, from Providence for Mobile, May 14, lat. 30 20, lon 72.12. Dark Maria, Foster, from Havana for Boston, no date, Int | 88.07, lon 73 87. | agttk Fanny (of Boston), from NOrleans for Liverpool, 18 late it 40, lon 56. | days out, no date, lat lon 56. cbr A’Parker, ir (of Dennis), from Boston for St Domine ' go, May 4, Int 20, lon 6697, Foreign Ports. ALIcanr, Apel 27—Ship Squantum, Crocker, for Cadiz 4 or Sdays, to load tor Boston, The S made the ran round from Cadiz in ealy @ bours. Bomuay, March 29 (not 27th)—Sld bark Eben Dodge Mausfield, Aden Barnukst (Coast of Africa), April 21—No Am vessels in Pott. Brig Draco, Ropes, from Salem, old for Serre Leone 0 daye previous; aud sehr Howard, from NYork, ald for 8 previon a), about April 1—Brig Hamilton, Silver, fm 10; schr Grace Darling, Smith, from Gambi yaCAuDIT, May 6—Br brig Waltron, Davison, ie. Cranzotrrtown, PEI, May 8—Cld sehrs Eliza, Gri a0 Perseverance, Curry, NYork; llth, Margaret, Griffiths, | NYork. | “Crextuncos, May 2—Bark Louisa Faton, Shields, for | Pertiond, ldg; brig Capt Tom, Smaftey, for Philadelphia next day. | “Atail 4)—Birig Marine, Dickey, from Kingston, Ja, art 20th, tot WY ate nue Cok tmee ‘ Cronsranrt, April 27—Harbor closed by ice, which wae ox- pected to leave abt 10th or 15th inst. GENOA, May 1—Ships Montreal, Curtis, from Mobile just | srr: Eesex, Welsh, for Adra 4 or 5 '#, to load for Boston. Gian ALTAR, April 29—Br schr Premier, for Boston, 1d, | The wind had been E for a day or two and the vessels previ- it Boston, Graham, ORLEANS, Mey L8—Arr obips Jonny Lind, NYork SHIPFING, ‘ days; Bercn): Green, Boston Forest Queen, DARAIAAA Me Nn, Loved, Now port 1 Manson, Naw B ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAUN les Marot 1) Gonoral Taylor, tone, will sail for Bermuda and Si. Thomas on Tuoeday, itohell, Bos Vera Cruz, ache | Sh of June, at noon. Sho bay exceiicnt accommodations Geo Lincoin, —- ; 1. Stockholm: | for passongrrs Vries of pacsaze to Borpuda, § Laverty, Pen’ ody, Havre; Southerner. Sullivan. Nemburg; G | Thomas, $70 Ther is a'repufar inas\ ceumantonth c Manckerd, N¥ork, Themis (Lr), Browor, Laverpo tween St- Thomas and the dis Lelnnds, Ha Berk Achilloa, ja, do; brig Tartar, Sheer. Charleston: | Vera Cruz, Vononucla, &e orlin will take froight fghre Chipcla, Nosehrop, Apalachicola: Fannie, Vance. Navy | Apply to E. CUNARD, No, 4 Bowling Groea. Bay; Jacob Longfellow, Young, Savannah: Susan Gama, oletters or mails will be received on hoard tho Morling Ray, Mobile. except through the Post Office. Towed to non Sth ieet, rhip Arcadia, sobr Major Tar ships KD Shepd Togred down, vo date i, Shirley, Bonga. {ithecAee atcomship Amorice, McAl tor, Apaluchi bowr. sole CO DIRECT—TGR NRW AI@ beautiful olipper-ebip RACER, H. W. STERLE, Lae cola; | maoder, twill sail for tho above port on the hh of thie ship Living Age, Soow, Bawro, 56 days; brigs Tehu month—her State-Room a2commodations are guperb, am Brown, Ware Morhanic well ndapted for families, As only & limited muriee’ salt oa, vie nd, Sth inet; Da- | bo taken, early application will be Madonw, Treses, Cedar Keys. | board, Bice 8 North Miver, B Liverpool: bark Tenaro, Bar- | BROTHERS, 165 aad 115 South strost, New York. :'Tracen (Br). Davis, Matanzas; sobe | — aaa sade Julia (Fr), Sicsra, St Pierre, Antigua. v0 7 : Galveeton: weviathan, Knapp, NYork; Silas Green: | aout t Bagg nme: cea Speacer. N¥orky BL. Beesinan. Arey, €0, Soeus the he above port, For freight oe low ‘coming up, ehip bark, andeatng. B York: 1 Van Gagern (Grem), Bromen. BAVANNAL, May 17—Arr ship BW Sebmeer, St Thomas; ache H M Jenin sdale, Wont to aca this afternoon. Merwion, Hadley, NYork; two shins, & y telegraph, chips Clitton, Ingersoll, N wines (Prus), ‘ondicton, Cara: SO, Ney M—Bark St Lawrence, for Ports Sonth street; Kewell & N . Kell & Co. 146 Pearl etzect. Rates of second cabin, $205; stevrage, $128, passage, having splendid state room aceommodations, a} on board, Pier IS, Euat River, or to NL. & U. Gris slay id Slip; or Eliot, PI if faro—first cabia, 19—Arr selire Major Ringgold, Dunuela, But- (CAL TREATMENT. Baird, Phitadeiphis. Std sche Hy Froeling, discascas cured with unoxampled telerlig, Neveguee Kelley, Philadelphi : ; failures. ‘The secret of his euccess ia the Unfortunate Doth- are bark Delorate, Pierce, NYork. Cld sebr At- | Prignd, and a oubstance that arrests ditense almove ett By ETE e i das i Kor cche Rodioguen, Clark, Virgintx.| ene hake Coney ean ciecet factory moans of S — Arr seks , Clark. - Office, corner of Con STONINGTON, May 19-Aer sobre Statice, Loud, Wit. | 2% ener phaeet pnd Drennway. mingtom, NC; B J Kelley, NYork for Harwich. CURES—800m— D R. WAKD MAKES ASTONISHING Either 38 29 other doctor oan do. ® cure oF greet amendment before twen a — Passengers Arrived, iPmade more nothing by bis. trestme wales alee Bs ES eh alg ig opm a beat ot Ld fected. Romomber it, The othor methods of oure ee ai a + a. * Ly rin SW, aud Indy. Mra Edmondston, W De Villa Ureutic aud Sie than the disesse, Office corr Canale tnd chug, WH Hicks Si Hitice, Bee Song, W Shields, & | Typ, WARD'S UNFORTUNATE'S FRIEND Cin CURES and chi 5 Fiting, Ly hi . 7 x fs ir Gracie, Mr sod Mrs Graves, Mesive Graves, Mise Bmmitt, | BPA An vot cece thee eee for Mie Schaub, VO Kliz, J Caromuna, J Jones, A Lars, é | private diseases, to be compared te this: Thousmadeeen Ceab Ricra, M Urentic Cerruti, Joauln Polo. Pugenio | You that they nover would hare got. well without. New P Larines, A Cooter, C Carn, | Yakon by multitudes without discovery. Froo trom am; ‘Trellers, Armentus, O Marguire and a lady, Cin, Mel, Ni Suuthted, 10 Hedge and Indy, WD fe, Adam Gordo; 0 steerage. eanticachrahip Britannin—Me Waring, Me Kashlon- sui. Honge : Lisnon-Bark Cuba—G Cla} arine Welch, Miss L Abmes, Miss Liddy Byron, of Lisboi Passengers Salled, Souruaxrron ann Bremex—Steamsbii Wahi F Victor, Mrs F Victor, Geo Victor, Louis C totr, CY Miss Julia Victor, Conrad Victor, F Viotor, Jr, and servan' Miss Hutterott, of NYork; Princess Murat, of Florida, Friplett, Fero} . jt, Ellen O'Brien, Mrs Cath- tou— ctor, lareerrp apg 16 DUANE ST., WILL FORFEIT servant; Miss 7 of do; Chas Romen, France: J Buttnes of Callforsia: ‘8 Sehuchts, 9 G itis Fe cass oar ones ‘pf ditense he undort _ son, of do; J Tycbins, Indy and child, Louisville, Ky; P| quatied by vay mediodl men te New Poet Thee wi Wises and Jaby, Coztaion Roop and lady ot WEores 3 | soateacs dbe Me, oan apply to Dr. J... with the ntsoh, of Dermetads, Germany, im iuees, York; J Heymann, of Bavaria; J Gotleb, of Germany; W | Dasi2é thelr cases properly troatod. “A perfect cure, or me Becker, V Milatovioh, B Laliemana, J Wilkins, Zs dacoupy, o eke, Augusta, Ga, J Raymond an a Madre, G Banc, Califorsia; ¥ H Kronniag and indy, 9 | DP®4, MOR LAMORE WOULD fat Ww en od ls laa [eal se ei rn acl cuter ts ng, Heins, NYork: 1 Gorpote, Prussia: W Bruening, NYorks R | erg Onchree i i Wesscihoeft, W Wereslhoeft. Brattleboro, Ver_G Wesselt He would he eager ceft, Boston; C Funk and lady, A Grimme and’ Indy. C hie they. Puteap, plossante and A Grimme, A Palkenan and lady, F leis, H Bruntjes, | sodie at, ‘Bundaye ou ; Fe een ec orammine. LL Mitchel, MMitohelt, | “Pte: Aivice grat. ee, Miss Mitohell, © D Clnrk, J Acnew, JS Sprague, DH Sil ox, 1 a BF MoKenzie, J G Jackson, Mr Mathews, J Hoyie, WM 1 M Bristol, H M Courtnoy, L Cook, I. Crockott Jordon, J Gould, FC ‘Allen, J ateornge. Savannan—Bteamehip Florida—H Hi Stotesbu: Clute, C Cervean, FD Scarlett, € O'Brien, E Ross, H Amos, Jr, C Smith, F Pent, t E Mount, Jr, 8 in the steerage. z OR LIVERPOOL—UNIT! F Shaw, Farrar—12 in t! Miss F.C Smith, CW Wo WR Haversham, Bord, JJ Smith, RM Brigge— ‘ED STATES MAIL STEAM- STREET, AND NEXT DOOR may be D*, COOPER, 4 DUANE to - Chatham Bask, rer bv T most ecesel Practitions tule of bwenty-ons years aevcted oxclesively es. this sult of twenty-one years dev Clality of the profession. Weakness of the organs. of xeue: ration, and their train of consequences, the resule ef improper habits, radically cured. N. B.—No moroury indent ARNE Ged ake alr eam | we will depart ¢ 1s mails for Europe, posi tively on Saturday, 20th Mey, at IZ o'clock M. from hor | P)B- WARREN, NO. 1 MOTT ST., CONTINUES 70 berth at tho foot’ of Canal street. No berth secured till consulted on the treatment of Private disonses, paid for. For freight or passage. having umcqualled accom- | seven y Practice eunbles him to oure nervous le esdnthome 5 aleanaes an COPEL EGE Sb wail strast:. | Reemens eke tenisoor ore; ant encnet emenicomee io will succeed the Atlantic, and sail tiably cured in from three to five days. ‘The steamehip Arcti 12 iP EDUCTION IN FARES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA els \d Philadelphia Steam- the Stoamships as fol- and Liverpool.—The Livery Company intend sailing their ‘Thersday, June 3 ‘Thursday, duly 1 Thursday, Juby 29 ‘to SON, 41 Exchange place, N.¥.; meatal powers, ee 5 with col y Perot eae tains many: 9 tions. T¥ cont ting mat rr tant step without fi OF bil diseases of females, whether gers who require modical aid, before portant! or No.9 Walnut street, Philadelphia, | Sught to know whether their cases are’ pro ‘ —--~_| by those whem they employ, and thus NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, CO! aitioniof quackery, su prevalent is precious necting with the Pacifo Mail Steamship Comp Ny quelises Pt ts line for California and Oi vi pty, consulted upon the aifare Fs ook trent amship CRESCENT CITY, din te Hoee) , Henry Windle, Comm ill be despatched fi on Saturday, June o'clock f ‘isely. for Aspinwall, Navy Bay, direct; and the EMPIRE CITY. 2,000 tons, Jon rete & Con ae Leeds, Commander, carrying the United States mails, will aot Broadway, N. (transferring her paseengers, at Hav: 0. also be dispatched, to the steamer Phil June 9, at 2P, pinwall, } on Wed: ren Atanaren, 949; Steeray the railroad wharf at reet, N 0 FEE TILL CURED.—DR. CORBETT, 19 DUANE street, may be consulted confidentially on the ti ment of delicate diseases. Twenty-one years practioe in svcciality of the profession enables him to make speedy an@ - ermanent cures, and it mus at the passengers’ expe: ‘The Pacific Mail St i | Hive victime of quackery cam pry. with w ecrtsiat ' Panama stenmabigeinapected. and: received vy yovernment | HoveTAtig treated, From his long experience, be le guabled for transporting the regular California and Oregon mail Se croma tes oe thee Mee Sea areas ciebiltty., OE, | ously detained had all sid. Brig Oak, Small, from Malaga for Boston passed the Rock 28th jovTrN May 2—Sw brig Swea, Aplebom, for NYork, » for do. Sid'2d, Sw bark ready, and the ran, L Boston, —Arr Mex steamer Grijalba, Fermento, York, for Tabasco, Lue 1 S0—Ships Sterling, Rowell, unc: fi lond for NYork; Talleyrand, William GG, le; darks Gold Hunter, Nickerson do. Lamscn, tor Boston do, Sut previously, ship Lochinvar, Boeton. | “Javenrood, May $—Bark Kedar, Fessenden, for Bangor | | eth, to lead lates for Providence. j | | dalwnon, May 7—Ship Wn V Kent, Williams, for Newport if | ork. Sld berk St Androw, Doane, NYork. i—No Am sel. rd, Ford, from Bombay arr oF ssav, NP, M Boston for Haven Nevvrras, May I lth; Florence, for do, 10 days; also x S York, vo sail 20th; uri Dido, Small ork, 5d + for Boston Commodore, | a e rk Susan Jane, th, Abe A.M i » May 4—Ship Trad cisco next day, with prarongers: e, do Sth, and others, y rE brig Margaret, NYork. x0, May 15—Arr bark Standard, Ritchie AxDh, March W—No ¥ ork. <xond, for San Frans bark Mary Waterman (uot 18 in port bound to the . April 12 (ndditional)—Ship Ga ith Telands, for NBedford, rep CGH, err Sth to load for a fF NOrleans; , for Baltimore, do; br +, Hindoo (Br), for sehr ¢ 1 leo the foreign vee! nd Dolphin, for NOvienus. Riven Gahooy, beh 1—Brig Lowder, Brown, from Acera, i for Sid 4th, Maria & Adriana, for disg to Boston. ig’ Wa Tk ¥rbr R rald, from ‘hr Pe: + Piteg: Sid 20 Ww, jarks Victory, File‘ron, William, Fullerton, tor NYork ne: = for rk, § April ip Epeminondas, White, for NYork lor 2d Varks Columbia, Taylor, wne: Juniata, Cheever, from B. ust arr: brig ‘Trenton, Sprague, from do via Molta, ari st Jon York; 18th, Coxhoad, dé; brik Demo! Sv Domixco Crry, May v NY¥e , Patten, and sche days. Shamrock, NYork. enpipgton, for NYorh , and Jobn Wi 4 only Am ay J=Brigs Tehuantep: ¥tfh, Baxter, Alexandri Bradbury, for NYork 5 dayss rth, Af EW Holt, Conr BALTIMORE, May 20—Arr hark Murillo, W. i Stella Maria (Duteh), Witech, Row ain, si aebr Hy Fitegeral 1 Pi ld ship mht; Be brig Li Baker, jo, Vanxilder, Providence Edmnnd Dwizht, Hallet, Bal- | (of Bluehill), Haeding, 8 le mas Treadwell, Wilmingto m). Hateh, Philadelp Erie, Baxter, d { Bangor), Hatch, Cardenas, 2p tts Rio, Herrick, pwn. SC: Ashland, Elliott, Buck}y Griffin & lize, Morton, and Eliza Warron, Pr tomas River; Harriet, Crowell, Norfolk; Alort, + Dri nah; Sam S$) ft (of Si | schrs Jas Bilae (0 | Al HE Parker, 1B Gibson, Bal Blis#, Baltimore; Luther Child, Ba) IT Fenner, Nickerso phia; Charm, Berry Lingo: Merahom; EH « Earth orson; Madawas nd MaryAnn, Herrick, Philadelphi r zelle, Witcher: Caledonia, Coombs dM inker, Rondout; Jos Farwell, Alexander |, Cook and Rebecea, Thurston, N York; Canton, Signal for two bri and Jaa He Hilliard D Emily graphed, brigs Bonaparte, from Mary H, from Philadelp hrs Alsi, tor, and Mariotta Burr, ok. Cld barks Pristis, pe, | low, yi olphin: Howard, from N Havana; Roxana, Brown, NOrleans; brigs Princ ¥ Aux € ickerson, barke Ka . Onks sc ing Dart, ship Peter Maroy, barks Bark Higginson, and ‘brig C rt; and from the IW Andre ‘an, ald on T . ESTON, May 17—-Are si Liverpool 8s days; bt achre Mary Isalelia, Mart » Susan G Owens, Mie Martin, Baltimor Puiladelphia, Cid brigs Rapi Clinton, 18th Valier, NYork th—Arr steamships label, Rolling, Key Weet and Ha- Marion, Berry, NYork; debra Clyde (Br), » NYork, put in to try the market; Cld barks ¢ (Brom), Lath, Jf i Carolina, Sherwood, NY ork; Chief, Smith, Bal e; schre HA Barling, Peniston, 2 \ nw Sid’ Swed r Hartford, T MOBILE, May 16—-Cld hips Cornelia, Freneh, Liverpool T Chorch, Martin, G w. bork Atoxina, have, N York —Arr clip toeye Bell, Johnson, NYork; bark Novads, a et | fo B immediately on their arrival at Panama; and persons s enrin, passage by the U York ave ited States mail steamers from reference of accommodation on board. Panama to San Francisco—First clas ., $225; Steerage, $125. half price. HITNEY are WwW ‘arren, New York. Children under ‘twel For freight or passaze, apply to CHARLES at the office of the companies, 177 West ie 8 member of tlie New York University, YEW YORK PRIVATE LYING-IN INSTITUTE, COR- ner of South Sixth and Eighth streets, Wil iamsburg. This Institution having enperior advantages over any other ofthe hind in the world, is open for the reception of ladies wishing @ private confinement. Apply atthe Institution. HROUG H TO SAN FRANCISCO.—AT REDUCED N ‘and San Francisco Steamship eamship UNITED STATES, Charlee ew York ew ati ‘Commander, rates. Line.—The ‘will take hor departure nama with the new NFIELD SCOTT, 2,100 tons bi |, Commander ssengers at P ama by teen “hours; and the Surecogd, Bothves to running snd actual time from po ort. Books en, and through tickets for eal [ort Books now open, and Nivis, BROOKS & CO., General Aj jeneral Ag 104 Wert street, co Passongers by the United States ner of Libert; r ‘will dis side the wharf at Aspinwall, and take the Pai new opened Beariy, to Gorgona,thus avoiding tendant upon landing in boats at C! ee, ition to Gorgona. Wadnesday, 234 June. at 3 double urthen, which’ steamer awaits the the United States, ly thereafter proceeds toSan Winfield Scott performed the yoyage between New York aud Panamain the shortest time ARIS AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE Disessce, in» few hours, by a verotable application, without pain,’ Jn constitutional affections, aud disease from improper babite, he combines medieine with the lecal rome- dy, and can show suy one there are thousands who cannes he has cases d for daily, of yeurs’ duration ne Arantoes ® 2 daily cures of strictures, withow® caustic, which others use, caused by their mot. expelling the former disease soon enough. Persone can rely on no other proof. where there isso much imposition in ‘chis and other termediate ports, | but hie diploma, testimonials from physicians, andthe fety, aro noveur: | bundreds of certiticates, fur they prove his troatimene to he ‘surgeon is | Unequalled, We were cured in a few hours—P. Broadhead, A. United States has made the | Waring, D. M.Corbyn, C. Der ne application cured Tapnge heteen teh Tork and Chagene te eevun tape niet fter another doctor tried long time—W. N. Craft. 1 a paid over $00 in five years, to be cured of weaknoss from. dclf-abuse, without benents but you cured me by local an¢ general treatment in a short time—Jas. Evans. You ew tue of the worst syphilitic affection on my body and face in @ t tit fter had been under three physicians for = every quack medicine I dowd hear of th Al The rt to er, boy. For treatm ice, N.Y. ly have separate rooms. Office Lours—9. i till 9 evening. ONT, Surgeon, 42 Reade stree cure a ticket, until than fulfl his promises ac under any antiquated method. " = ADICAL CURES, AT A SMALL DOCTOR FREATLY REDUCED RaTES—eupree cITTTINE. | RAWSAD Goict'tne mower EN ea oe { —Throvgh Tickets for San spinwall, | concerns. He chres private diseases with most remarkable ary Bay, (near Che The aiid double | celerity, ense, safety, and cheapn oat inoreda- bS iP Paes Oy PEE bury | lous immediatey convinced of his w ‘ Gee. 3. ore qommander: Will eave {or | ing. All appliances, conveniences, and res sriimail, Navy Bay, direct, o fay 24th, | yi oaseseed, and liberally dispensed by him to the 3 va eaten | i bY Tok unfortunate. Office, corner Cant ‘4 street a way. esiMestey Manes ee camship NEW OR | Consultations private, advice gratis, book gratis. aed itso, enya she. GF, pergence RAPID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILLNOP F with every comfort, both for the cabin and af bees but one, two, or three if taker prep anges Purtented, anzmeon, le atsached ens shy, | Sot to your’ perpetual hagtiar avd ease oe Within afew miles of Gorgona. Fe nore wil fol coe nby ya ay obtained by one and alt a4 Rates. of Faretiset! Cabin, $20, Second Caine Corave | serious attention of those who would be cured well. ana ; Bee eebameikie mek cate ae ; ick, andescape the horrid secondary affecti Ace, $1W0, found with bed, &0,, inevit: ble detection and disgrace that follow o1 see Pep remade ance. New and importan ab | For la EDT For New Orleans, via Havana.— The splendid precisely. Ri ure, impossible |. Byery con treatment provided. Attention bestowed receive no where Remember that hi lost under other doctors golely from want ix all that is of Ik Attontios ded, besides skill, and ‘with both omhis part, ne} | | double-snping gyenrpekip bile topes ge 1.90 tons, H. is Da- | tie tateerans Adhd Rite Bet oh er masioatly. omer, of yenport, U. 8. N., Commander, a from the pier at | th mer of Canal stro rt roadway. ok aad advice Toot of Warren street, Ne i, Bh ae May i, at | arati. Medicine, adollars "S CONFIDE <TTAL FRIEND.—DR. K. ‘omale Panacea, Nos. 1, 2 and 3 removes ail ae | irregularities of the fomale system, Sext by mail, $1, Con- ° ond ; : suitations, &e., &e, No. 2 inst be accompanied with ad- Freight taken to New Orie ig N. B.—Noné‘are genuine save those of the original le Shingers of freight are requeatol to, supply rateur, Dr. P., 205 Bowery. the Company's bills of lading, which may he had on applica “= ~° mm at the oflice, No other form willbe signed. No builscf EW MEDICAL BOOKS.—A PRACTICAL WORK OW ‘ding signed after tl has sailed, For freight oc pas= the Nature and Treatment of Direasen of the Urinary ange, apply to M. GO, ROBERTS,177 West street, Organs; by H, Bostwiok, M.D., practising physician and eure corner of Warren str: EER Ant lecturer on these Gompinints, "Price reduced ve OR SAN FRANCISCO—TUESDAY, JUNE 15— nd Su: Wnty i ne ae ee Splendid new double, engine atedmahip CITY OF great work on PITTEURG, 2,100. tons butthen, Wii. C. Stotesbury, and far superior 1 anything of the kind commander. "This eplendid steamship having undergond ‘in this country.” Author of & work oa Scere extonsive alterations to soit her for the trade, and to make their terrible consequences. ‘This is, without her accommodations superior to any steamer on the Pagific, touching at Valparaiso rge and airy, and Will sail for San Francisco as aboy or to any steam tand air, as wi fident it has been and to tho conveyance than b; only & limited number of Restonkers THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. 41 York, and No. 9 Walnut street, Phil the most truthful and important book on this aub- 0 ject ever published, Price $1. Auth if a hook ‘ral Death, Diet, &c.; Fam y Physician Guan rey Guuskary, Uh ko. Ke, Forsnle at 222, and of the Author. 604 Broadway. (PHS MARRIED WOMAN'S PRIVATE MEDICAL COMs ple, od Dr. A. M. Mauricoau, Professor of Divessem ‘omen.—Twenticth edition, 18mo. 2). —Price, $l. tal anguish to misay Pecuniary difficultios to the hus he have been spared by a timely ponse is intended especially for tho married, oF thooe it discloses important secrete, Years of suffering, of physical and an affectionate wise, an band, mg work. I Vv shortest and cheapest route. detention. “The now and powerf h rive ‘olock P. turday, June Sth, for the double ongine steamships Pioneor and Independei over the Nicaragua Transit Route, havin of land transportati ety have unsur cabin and gt nd with th facilities oft ats M. precively, on pm y OF $145, thoy pa formation or jxe 'o. 9 Battery NITED STATES MAIL STEAMSTIIP COMPA ‘connectiny pPly o 8 ti ontha) ly throngh Line via Aspinwall and Panama tor San Fraa- } ieNighiy spoken GL as sonvalaing some mats tico. Great reduction for stocrage pasears., ‘The aplendid my On its receipt and perusal, Lo United States Mail Steamship CHEROKEE will be des- ‘ese to you the relief it afforded my distrossed min tebed on Mopday, May 24th, at 2 o'clock, from her | the joy its pages imparted to my wifo, on learning that the Pier, at foo of W arren street, Horth by yb UA al great discovery ‘oft M. Desomeanx provided ® remedy. I rnin Mailsand Passengers, vin Havana for Navy \ prospect to me which I little conceived waa pow ay, to Connect at Panama with the Regular Mail Steamor Bat toe my little ‘was po For BITNE, t AH.—UNITED STATES MATT, siperior steameniy ALABAMA leave on Saturdag, May «from pier 4, Nerth river, Apply to SAMURL L. MITC The Florida, Thomas Lyon, © t OF PABBA EO & at the Office o} arrei an Fransisoo. nly to CHARLES A. i iT West at Now York, rest, INE, D. new Lodlow, Captain, wil uh a JOR THOSE VERY RICH ort Philip an: i OLD K id Meth 18, 6 The Her arrangements are commod Will be provided an ample #up For romaiviog berths apply carly, to It, SANDERS & CO. 3 Worton ster y of bowt provin’ T, 2,000 tons burthen, will Ieave from n Juan del Norte, connecting with but twelve miles Lalre, with the Pacifio Mail Steamskip Compan: the Companies, particularly, t pormit of an increase of Sa- nee, mi complaint to which ber sex is salsoat, ssed | (Rxtrnct of & lettor from @ goutioman in Dayton, Ohi 14 re A.M. MAU RICRAUI— Davron, May i, I My ‘nPAR Srm—My wife has beon perceptidl ‘Taking for age | Gene throayears or moro, in consoyuence of her great au- ying | guiah and suffering come montis vofre and duriagher coe only | neivo ovo more and more debilieauing i Ructing hor Life in imminent danger, : io last oovssion, despaired of 1 supy NY, | this state of things was inevitable, and resigned myself to thi i (now about two m this, ere another year would have passod in all beman Reopatiiy, my wife yuld have ve, and my children left motherle im is, 01 ate rey, New Yor Tucker, Molfla, Alabam ; street, Philadelphia, On the reoeipt of $1, copy will bi transmitted by mail, free of postage, to any part of the United States. AIL Iettere mut vo Addroseod, post pal 00 tur. and Mauricoaux, box 1.204 Now York olty. reat ep BY MADAME BERY eB. iniorme the public that al nthe feet with the gre voted ler time. for fifteen yours, t oh thy ot wee subjoct, N. B—Offiee t rw or “