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XECRETAK) WABSTER'S MOVEMENTS. Horrible Confession of a Convisted Murderer. The Recent Anti-Rent Outrage, &o., ko ” From Washington, MR. WEBSTRR'S MOVEMENTS, ETC, Wasninaron, June 29, 1852. Me, Webster will loave to-morrow for his farm in Prenklim, New Uemp-hire, where he will spend a fort- night, if the death of Mr. Clay does not alter his arrange” He will go from Frenklin to Marshfield, where he will subsequently be joined by the British Minister, for the purpose of negotiating some treaties of great im- portance. : When inviled to speak at the ratification inceting ow Monday ovening, lr. Webster said that “ he thought he was tvo old & man longer to be # soldicr—the young mon must do the fighting.”’ To his friends he jocosely ob- served (bat he thought he should not be an “ available” ape aker. ments Mi. WEESTER AND THE MISSION 10 ENGLAND, Wrstnaron, June 29—1045 PLM. 1am assured, on very bigh authority, to-night, that Mr Webster is certainly going to England Resignation of Secretary Graham, Wasnivaton, June 20, 1852 The Hon, W. A. Graham, the whig nominee for the Vioe Presidency, has resigned his post as Seoretary of the Navy, but will continue to act fora fow days, at (he soli- citation of the President. Whig Ratific jon Meeting at Boston, Boyrom, June 29, 1852. ‘the whigs of Berton and Suffolk county assembled in Faoouil Hall this evening. to ratify the Baltimore noml- ation ‘The Hall was filled at an early hour; but it was eerily half past eight o'clock when the committee of ar- Tapgementsand speakers appeared. As they entered the door, three deafening cheers were given for Webster, whore admirers were present in strong force. W. T, Eustis called the meeting to order, and the Hon. Robert ©. Winthrop was chosen President, with the Hon. Kobert G. Shaw and Sifty-nine others as Vice Presidents. Sir. Winsnnor, on taking the chair, said that the * stato of his health and the melancholy news from ington, would, upon almost awy other occasion, e Lept kim at home, He paid a glowing tribute to ememory of I Clay, which the aadience received in appropriate Fil He next adverted to Daniel Yeleter, and remarked, men die; but principles never, (Ubecrs.) He then siluged to the National Convention, and urged that the whige of Massachusetts gore bound in dronor t abide by its action; and forone. he should do so, Wae ratistiod to ride im that couch which followed the aight road and weil worm ruts of the Union and the ecomtivtion, He next alluded lo General Scott, and briefly adverted to his charaet snd history as a generat ands civilian. nnd plod hini his hear{y support. Mr Wintbrop’s speceh well received, although oc- caciountly interrupted by cheers for Webster, He wae followed by Mr. Bell, a Massachusetts delegate to the National Convention; Colonet Netherland, of eon ; Hou. Mr Brandstord, of Ky.. aud ethers. A eecies of resolutions were adopted, of which the fol- Jow lng was the fir-t:— solved, That (he whi Suffoik, in Faneuil madi» aduercuce to, avd their inten . in beetbren throupbout the Union, to maintaia those mreat Principtes wiih have Lec irmed and promulgated hy “tbe rece: al be Pr Wat h «of Boston and cf the county of ow sod declare their amou with their t Whig National Convention at Baltimore; and as g, they equally avow aad declare tide by, snd sustain all the doings of tituted organ of the whir party of th Other resolutions pledged the whigs of Boston to the seticn of the National Convention as # finality, and tothe cordial support cf Scott and Graham Towards the close of the proceedings considersbte (dis- turbance took Three groans were given for the dilas. with inses at Colonel Schouler, who was one of the Vicc-Presidents. ‘The meeting adjourned at haif. cheers for Soot, Gra A reeelutfion Was read ana adopted. paying an expres. aivo tribute to the memory of Henry € Whig Ratification at Cine’ Crxoisatt, June 28. ast ten o'clock, amid The whig ratificnt aud about § 680 peor mn mecting was held lust evening ons were asseinbled on Sixth street and the mucket spree, Senator Morehead, Sam al. loway, and several others The Gazette buildivgs were illumins Goa firing and masic, were the order of the eve the whig ward moctings, held last night, were largely attended, and measurrs were takea for the organization of & Ecott club Scott Nomination in Georgt Ricuoyn, June 20, 1 ‘Ube Savannah Georgian (democrat) states its belief that a great majority of the whigs of Georgia will go with Mosers. Dawson and Grantiand, for General Scott; end that if Messrs. Cobb. Toombs, and Stephens, of the Union party, form a third ticket, sud thus divide the de- mocratic vote, the State will go for Scott. Democratic Convention at Portland. OFPOSTTION TO THE MOMINATION OF GOVERNOR HIK- BARD—THE MAINE LIQUOR LAW, ETO. Portiaxn, Me,, dune 29, 1852. ting of that portion of the demoorscy of this State who are opposed to the re-election of Governor Hubbard, and ¥ho are aggrieved at the mauner in which ho was renominated for the office, vir. by a legistative, instead of a people's convention, asteanblod at thee City Hil, to-day. About one thousand were presgnt lion. ¥, B, Parris called the meeting to ordaw, and Judge Kdward Faller, of Kennebee, was chopen Preei- dee Mavy cloyuent specches were grade, in which the Maine liquor law was denounced, aud Governor Hub. bard’s xetion iv pot vetoing it, severely criticised The Hon, Vinci D. Paneis them announced that the Committee on the candidate had unanimously reported the name of Anson G. Chandler, of Calais, for Governor The report was received with complete unanimity, and wix bea ty cheers were g Lior Molutire of Varsonfield. and John ©. Talbot, of Machirg, were reported as candidates for electors at large Among a series of revolutions adopted, was the follow- A inies olved, That we, the people hers arsembled, ara op- enactments, and to ail | war- curity of property, the right of the 6 the sanctity of b Ke; Bnd That we rocoguize weed by the last Legislature of this Stato. gone- ipated the Maine Liquor law, principles vio- d dearly cherished persoual rights of in virect violation cf our prest of arter~ the all upon them throughout FaLtably viodatic Yuren fete Jaw pa de h neat September at the polls, by supper for Governot ‘The meeting then adjourned, with three vheors for Meroe and King Most Awful Disclosures. CONFERBION OF HAVING COMMITTED EIGHTY MUR DELS AND BURNED THIRTY HOUSES Pricapenena, dune 29, 1852 A Polender, who hav bad an interview with the brothers Skupenrki, in the county prison, made the lowing developements to day, before Mayor Gilpin, be the substance of a confersion made by the condemned — | Outrage at Mascan. Avoarr, June 29, 1858 ‘The Anti-Rent county, Mr. Walt was se wantonly ané brutally shet bye garg of entirenters, is in this city, aud will call on the Governor to-day to secertain if the authorities tatend taking ny steps to ferret out and baing the perpetraters of (he outrage to justice. Since the foregoing was written, it has bees ascertain- @d that a proclamstion will in a fow days, from the 000 for the werner, offering « of $1. ben parties who shot Mr, Walt. DEATH OF EX-GOV. ABNOLD—RAILROAD AQOIDENT. Boston, June 29, 1852, Xx-Governor Lemuel H. Arnold died at Kingston, 8. 1. om Saturday lest. He was Governor of Rhode Island 4n 1811 ‘The New York steamboat train from Norwich, ran into the frught train at Westboro. Two freight cars were broke, and two pascongers slightly injured. ‘The Steamer Marion at Charteston. Cuaaceston, Jume 29, 1862. Tho steamer Marion, Captain M. Berry, arrived kere rom New York at two o'clock, this morning. Craxeston, June 28, 1852. Our cotton market exhibiss no ol . Tha sales of Saturday and to-day were 1,060 bales, at Y% a 110. Meteorological Observations. LINK, NO, ap ores ‘urepar, Jume 39, 1862. Burraro, 9 A. M-—Darometor 20.70.” ‘Thornemoter 70. Wind west. Cloudy Rocursten, 9A, M.—A very warm morning. west. Thermometer 50. Avsurs,9 A. M—A warm, pleasant, olear morni ‘Thormonacter 3, Wind southwest. | = Sraacusy, 9 A. M.—Warm, pleasant moraing. Wind weet. Thermometor 78. , Une, 9 A. M.—Warm, pleasant morning. Wind east. Thermometer 82. Aumanr, 9 A. M.—Clear, pleasant morning. Wind south. Thermometer 74. Barometer 29.900, Mercury 16 ‘Trov,9 A, M.—Beautiful morning. Cool and pleasant, Wind sonthwest. 70. Wind City Politics. HON. HOWNLL COBB AND HON. JOHN WENTWORTH AT CONSTITUTION HALL Last night, the democrats assembled in lange numbers at Constitution Hail. and ratified with great emthusiasin the nominations and platform of the Baltimore Conven tion, They were addressed by Hon. Howell Cobb, of Georgia; Hon. Join Wentworth, of Tilinols; Hon. J. ¢ Smith. of Connecticut; Gen. Walbridge, George: Barstow, Feq.. Hon. John MeKeon. and Col. Thomas. Gov. Cobb dwelt upon the necessity of the North doing its whole duty, by giving o united support te the nomina- nations and prigeiples of the Baltimore Convention, and pledged the South to the performance of its part of the work. He said the only question was whother the North would do its part ia the coming eamprign—that there was no doubt about the Seuth going for Pierce and King The speakere, in the course of their remarks, made fre- quent allusions to the compromise measures, and those remarks which were inost +trongly in favor of those mea- sures, were most warmly applauded by the meeting. ‘This may be taken ss an indication that the masses of the democracy are for (he Compromise measures, That party is up to the mark. and indeed the two great ties ‘ure standing on national ground—anti-agitation, anta Seward and Greeley ground. von if the whig par- ty should triumph, the slavery itators cannot get into Power, unless they enter at some back door. The arrival Of Gov. Cobb was unexpected, and he was recoived with 4 perfect storun of applause by the assembled democracy. Jersey City Intelligence. ELECTION FOR ALDERMEN. The election for sixteen Aldermen took place yesterday in this city, and resulted as follows:— First Ward.—.James Narine (whig). re-cleoted: received 172 votes. being 7 votes over Peter D. Vroom, his oppo- vat, & temperance democrat; Walter Rutherford (whig), ace of George 8. (rdner, also received 172 votes. Isao J. Vanderbeck (whig}, in place of Alexander H. Wallis (democrat). reecived 19% votes. William Chilver (whig). in place of F. B, Betts (temperande received 165, Second Word —Stephen D, Harrison (whig), re-elected; reecived (3 majority over his opponent, Hugh MeComb. Alexander Willow (whig), re-lected; reoetved a majority of 77 over his opponent, Wm. Bumstead. Jos. @. Rdge vig), reelected by a majority of 63 over his opponen Jeremiah B. Cleveland . C. Brodigan (whig), electe in place of John H. Lyon (temperance whig), by 136 Yotcs—no opposition Thied Word.--Cornclins Van Vorst, 0. P. Brokaw, Geo, Ford, ail re-elected. and John Low (democrat) in place of E. W. Kingdand (whig). Fourth Ward.—®. B Rappleyea (democrat), re-elected; received 184 votes—125 majority. K. Barrow (democrat), reelected by a majority of 113. J. D. Miller (whig), ro- elected by a majority of 122 over his opponent, C. ¥. ‘Traphagen (whig\,-re-elected by 238 votes—no oppoal- ‘he cight in opposition to the Brokaw party were all re-cleeted. Brooklyn City Intelligence. ‘Tue Tome oy rue Mantyxs.—An association coinpris- ng the tellowing gentlemen, was yesterday formed, for the purpose of removing the bones of the 11.500 martyrs of tse Prison Ships. from their present resting place in Hudewn avenue, «nd erecting @ monument over them Itir pronosed to secure 4 plot of ground on Fort Greene, for that hjcot:— Presiden.—Hon. N. B. Morse. Treas —John M. Hicks, Seeretary—J. M. Van Cott. Servet y —Isaac PB. 8, Briant. Trustees—Hen, John Greenwood, 1. P. 8. Briant, Jease © Smith. Andrew B. Hodges, Gen. H. B. Duryea, Lemuel BK. Hawkburst, Gcorge (. Ball, Hon Henry 6. Murphy, Alden J. Spooner J. M. Van Cott, Hon. Henry A. Moore, Hon, Jobn A. Crow, Francis B. Stryker, Hon. Nathan B Morse, Col, P. 8 Cooke. An adjourned meting of the assoviation is to be held on Friday. the Oth prox, when it is supposed some definite arrangements will be made, with a view to com- ience spcody operations, Trini, Pon Consrimsc-—A Rum Businesa—The City Court, Judge Greenwood presiding. bas beeh oooupied for week past inthe trial ¢f a case of conspiracy, wherein ward L. Szadeczky utd John Erler are charged with produeing the estrangem-nt and final separation of a wife from her husband. Ths trial was concluded yester- day, and the jury, after an abeonee of several hours, re- turned into court unable to agree upon @ verdict, and wore disoharged. Tt appears Vaat, during the deliberation of the jury. one of the body pioduced a bottle filled with the Lest of brandy, and. alte: satisfying his appetite, offered it to another. who. being « strenuous advocate of the Maine !aw, con-idered it his (uty to inform the Court. The delinquent was immediatel; brought up. and aftor receiving @ severe reprimand, was fieed $25 for the offence. Police Intelligence. THE EXTENSIVE FRAUDS UPON TAR GOVm~ yeNT— INVESTIGATION COMMENCED BEFORE JUSTICL a7y- AR’ The hearing in the matter pending against William Merriue avd others, charged with defrauding the gene- ral government out of a large sum of money, by tho manufacture of false and fraudulent papers and affidavits for the purpose of procaring certificates of land and pen- sions, in bekalf of the reputed heirs of the deceased volunteers, waa set down for yesterday afternoon, at Ubeee o'clock; but previous to commencing any busi- ness, Mr, Latson, the attorney for the government, rose and aderessed the Court, remarking that since the hour for the hearing had been fixed, the pain- ful news bod arrived in town annouacing the de- mise of the ion. Henry Clay; and as he, (ue Latson,) es aloo Mr. chara M. Heath, the immediate ageut for Une government. who represented the government in this matter, he submitted to the Court the propriety, in conformity with the other courts, of adjourning the case until to-morrow, (this day.) a8 @ tribute of respeot to the memory of this noble and illustrious statesman Mr Edwards, the couneel for the prisoner Mecribue, in reply to the application for an adjournment, remarked that he was very willing to conform to the further ad: journment of the hearing. provided that his clieut wa: ‘admitted to bail. whereby he could be enabled to prepare papers for his defence. The magistrate informed the counsel, that at this stage of the prooeedings, the pri soner could not. at present be let to bail; and in answer to the application for a postponement in consequence of tbe ceaih of Mr Clay. he felt it hie duty to reapect the » made by (se government attorney. and adjourn the court until three o'clock ted to bail in the sum of $5,000, to answer any charge | that might hereafter be bronght against him The fol lowing are copies ot th | ribue te charged with getti ‘ork, Cay and County of New York, s4.—Be} speared Phoebe Hoffman, to me n duly «worn did depose and aay idow of Jobn Hoffm: the identical per Univeratty of New York. ‘THR ALUUNI ASSOOLATION. Mr. Vining. at whose house in Nessem, Rensselaer ‘The anviversary of Uhis aociation was oclebrated last eveulng, at the Church ef the Mestak, in the presence of @ nem rovs and highly auditory. Tho Rev, ©. 8 Heary, D. D., delivered the oration, and Mr. J." Huntingdcn the poem for the occasion. ‘The orator observed that the state of tho kigher de- partment of public instruction was one which was re- garded by overy enlightened man in this country, snd Us encouragement desired. A completo system of pab- Mo foetruction implied an exicusive course of otudy. Common sohoois should exlatin every district. Acade- mies were institutions, where both soxes wore pre- pared {by 9 superior education, especially neccesary for the preparation of young mon for golleges, In the "United States there were no univoraities; we had colieges, but they noeded reformation.’ We had the name of » University. but mot the thing. It was an institution that aff the means for tho ate taipment of every kind of learning, and of pursuiog studies to the utmost extent, with all necessary aids. ‘eenalo nie” ctrl and ebattwat inte tuent was @ well orgunized of learned men. ia- every part, and made the university the piace of unlimited learning, truth and beauty. Buildings. lecture rooms, librarics, apparetas, &o., were necearily connected with the term iaelyecsliy? our collcges could not full the functions of a university, but wore eimply colleges. In & theoretical view thoy Scing te yoteodonal faiton, or as propasaice tt ion, oF as ® proparation for dlp telveniity Colleges were deficient in libraries, pro- feaeors. oesine high rear cnon instruction. ‘hat advantages our colleges mt for carr; out ® university eysiem? None Pwe needed a onteln number ef universities, with their 1oo8, for the advarccment of letters, which waa bound up with mo- Tality and intellect, ema with the prosperity of the countey. But. nevertiaaless, let colleges be retained and multiplied, which “feed porsons for the univera- ties, ‘The coilege couid not make profound mem of learning. It was mot its function. It was not the funetion of the university to form the young man, but took him aiready prepared to think and to study, wnd carried him forward to the groatest possible perfection of know in science and learaing. Thg college was intended to form those, also, who did not go tothe universities, and wo needed a greater number of educated young men in our community, ‘Tiere institutions did not stand in comparison. Voth of th heat value to the commonwe: the colleges Le places for giving a really liberal e He hela the classical, mathematical, logical, and rhetorical studies, well proportioned, im the highe-s view. The list of college studies were crammed like those of schools for young Iadics, where every modern Language And scoomplishment could bo learned in three years, (Laughter) Multitudes entered the colleges without sufficient preparation. and consequently derived but little benefit ; some derived cnough te enable them to stud: hereafter, and many left with gp diploma upon whi they could not pear an examinfion. This came from attempting too much, and doing nothing thoroughly. Tho remedy lay in returning to the original de- sign of the oollege, and not crowding it with learning that was ted to the university. He had no objection to modern languages and the Sciences being connected. $ provided such courses in tho mature of them as were either literary or foientific, und are crowded into the space of four yoars, Most vocations proceeded upon acientitio principles, and which demanded « knowledge of those principles. ‘Teo- tures on soap making, and everything useful, should be admitted into our colleges. But he insisted they should not be crowded into the under graduste course, In the matter of degrees, our colleges conforred the title of mus- ter and doctor, but they could not ferm the thing. It was celf made, after the college had beem gone through, and which titles it did not really confor. Let them think of the titie of doctor of laws lighting upon the head of an cmineot politician, who knew nothing of either the olvil or canon law, and whose title of L.L.D. was a cabslistio appen to many, and who was not made a clor; an, because it was ho thought be was not fit for it, (Haugh ter.) Let these titles be confurred only whore they had been fairiy-earned, in the various braaches of learning; they should be conferred only after a rigid examination, ‘There may be cxceptions in the cases of Dr. Johnston and Klihu Burritt, whose titles were but inadequate to their i . Wecould not have s university without & theological faculty. Inthis he was compelled to diffor fiom his predecessor and successor in the chair, which his (tho orator’s) ill health compelled him to ‘resign, Tis Sind roposed to out out a most necessary part of university insteuotion. ‘The State was the proper power to provide a proper system of public instruction and ‘was, morcover, the only power that was capable 0! properly doing this public work. These institutions should be free, like those in Europe. bi eg 8p Propriations of money were necessary to carry oul Unis object, A university in this city would juire med Profeaeors; the University of Berlin had one hus- dred professors. The expense of this. and of libraries, Spearates, &o., would be at least three millions. That three millions might be saved in afew years, by cutting off the un: expenditure of this town. He con- cluded his acai life by invoking them to the attain- mont of this object. Great obstacles lay in false and in- different views as to its utility, and a spirit of penurious- ness and envy. The orator humorously sketched spocl- mens of various classes of society, who deprecate educa- tion hy their general indifference ewpecistiy. Quintus Squeciey, the editor of the Daily Trumpet, who began work with his fellow printer apprentices, and although » thinker avd « writer, was nota man of education. Thea came Tongue¢nd, the democratic orator, who believed in nothing but the gullibility of the people. (Laugater.) Add to these obstacles the edium theologicum. They would thus cee what difficulty wax presented, but which could be overcome by perseverance in the promulgation of truth. He had hoped to be with them in the labor of Vuilding up the college and university of this city, but hin shattand bealth deprived him of that pleasure. The uded by ciuquently commending the work to ‘heir exertions, and retired, amid long and en@usiastic applunse Mr. J. Y. Huwrinanon, (author of “Lady Alide,”) deli- vered the poom, which exhibited much real beauty and sentime nt, and was weil appreciated and applauded. The anniversary then terminated. The Collins and Cunard Lines. 4 Bownina Green, June 28, 1862. TO THE KPITOR OF THE HERALD. % Drax Siz:—In a communication from your cor- respondent at Washington, pubiished in yesterday’s Hex), it is stated that the Cunard company had sont agents (0 Washingtom to defeat the application of the Collins company now before Congress, and had signally failed in the attempt. Your correspondent bas been imposed upon. © Will you allow me to state, through your columns, that there is not the slightest foundation for such a re- port? We have not attempted to interfere with the quostion before Congress—we have no right to do so--and if any opponent of the memerial has, in by Way, made use of our name, he has done so without our knowledge or authority. I remain your #. Conarp. obediont servant, Stock Sales, Prapenrara, Jano 29. ted & Co.) -First Board— $600 Schuyikf! Navigation Mortg na Canal 6 5 500 1, yt bi, 12; 26 Mechanics ; 61 Girard Bank, oneh, 127%; nd Mechanica’ isan! Betneen Bo: 1c se Compan ‘Amerier Banke 163! fy rt) Ame.ion Coal 100 shares Kerdin 1 Railronc, 10'y. 000 Sorylicit Navization Mortgage K0 do, S46: 60 stisren Roading Railroad. 44%; Navigation, b5, 44: 11 Girard Bank, 12%: Bank, 3155." After Beard—$8 0% Pennsyleanis Keading Reilrod, b6, 4454; 100 do, 5, 44 4 Railroad, b5, 10> ateady Mart, ‘ At Mount Sinia, Long Islano. on Sunday. June 27, by the Rev. Mr. Harris, Jous M. Buoomem to Miss Juvia Davie, of Mount Sinia, On Tuesday, June 29, by the Roy, Frederick W. Geis- renhwlner. Korrwr F. Wesrcort to Misa ua KB, dovy bier of Williem B. Estling, Keq . all of this city. Ow Caesday. pe 20, by the Rev Dr. Spear. Me. Jon Wriusass of Brooklyn, to Mint Evoawera MacCor, of this ely On Tueedey, June 29. in the Church of the Transfigura- tion. by the Rev. Mr. O'Nealo, Faaxcrt B Donatvson, 40m of Johu Donaldson, merchant, Ediabury, to Miss 8anan Mona, of this city, Edinburg papers please eopy. Died, On Monday, Jrme 28 Ema Sreatronn, wife of John Burehill, Jr, and eldest daughter of Coptain W. G. Caul bid the recidouce of lor father. Righty-Gfth etrest avenue, Upper Reservoir. eid 20, Journ D. Purse, tn the 85th ogoptln ned 2 June 29, How Daria Hanpuin, Hi ‘and frionds, and the trlenda of the fatally, Chapter, Order of Ui f A 88 elso.the members of Warren 5 inited aad the members of Brooklyn Com. wishing No. 17. are respectfully invited to attend the funeral aS pone hed residence, Livingston street. this Street, Afternoon, at half past 4 o'clock, without further invite- No. 13M tion His remains will bo taken to Boniton, New Jersey, { en the for interment, to morrow morning, at 6 o'clock. fe 1% for leeward; Mos- | will be Tuesday, june 37, Jor KAD OIB, oon ‘Thomas and Anpe Reilly. aged 9 monthsand It days, ship Atatoate. Colby, At South Kingston, Rhode Ialand, on Sunday evening, ‘understeod. June 21, Hon. Lemurs. H. Avnoin, ox-Governor of the was erroneous. State, in’ the Gist year of his ag wail orew; bark Mil- rie cargie. Hip tae MO ‘are ship Bhistey, filler, WOr- tire Remtcel vad o ene t—Oll Clove, Carpets, ult. DON, June 15—Ship 3 V Given, Given, obartered te rcoced to\Ganton and back to London, at 6 per ton ot 80 Atte Mawita, April 10-Bark Juno, Heerd, from B Bedreots ere, ‘Jake s~O%, Lark Sis, Miagiass om F teicate. At do ‘ What Cheer, Baker, cies. Ge | nis sericea or 7 LZ i . fiieres Heovads... Now-York. donee, ag eee Farrar C MATRA, March 27—Bark Elise Aun, 1 Hing, f via Ponaig, and Graften, Dedge, from | Site ery Patsano, June l—Are Neapolitan brig Gullelme H Routh, | Sti8t, Mi Caticr a wor geeye dime Emporitm, Colter, Shediac Po ° fy Quenec, Jupe 26—Arr ship Britannia, ‘SW, NOTICK.—H. il veil thie AUCTIONERR.—HOTEL, ad House Brandiew Wievs, soa 88 Chi Sonth Side Ma 80RD HEBS®*, T. taurant K. pitend the sale of i, ae diva, Lontos take, Tao La Ter 4 York, » Fisk, for N IT a peon, & » March 5—Sni| Ni ne Kong £ dayds Casringtom, Abbots for Chiza, a covered witi Bae Tevies, Mirrors, Bureaus, enelosed Wi andelabras. G: ‘ashstende and Chi extension Dining Ti ‘tee Sete, Ko, all Also, a general assortm of kitohen furniture. Cleared. Hong Kong 4 days; uno} and « hed Perpesl, i Guased cr ote ene Chee a tier & | —\Atr 8 do Fob 17, sohr Harlequin, from Sam Pranciaoe; 18th, | bY tuetion, Wedn bark Jose Byrne, do; beg Ws do (has been re- Bast Broad . Rorted ola Fe de); sehee Titan, and Bagle, a joy 20th, Lallah Rookb, 6, sohe Mi * Euiea, MoLean, San Frasciace. the i, er do. Suancaar, Aj 16—No Am vessels in » Sid Al . 12, brig or sober Palmetto, ——~, Sea F oud La atare | Diack wala mith @& Sens. d to have gone to sea from Woosung 224. ~ NB, Hk FW | , Sixcaron ; Mopanz, teas bt yey P yd Mopanz, \ : ‘i. . day, Brg vy eK ai Gr} iano a ftalifa WG Donovan. aSrgenn NB June 2¢—Sulp Art Calon, Sain, or Low: | Wail Honteg 0? 4 Falge, Lincoln, Fhilsdeiphis, Thompoon & | 4° Liens ind May 2—Ship Recthound, Copeland, fromm | [nce of the e brig Bliza Dudley, Hopkizs, Bangor, R P Buck & York for San Franclece, arr 24th; others as before. thaniel Schr Sidonia (Br), Loomer, Cornwallis, NS, TL & D R RAE a 1O-Sid bark Dragon, Andrew, Amoy, | Taylor, bay Ah Winnenan (W coast of Africa), about May 12—Bark ‘ch, Mobile, Sturges, Clearman & Ce. Froderioksbarg, J Ll ape ‘Jonkins, Frei Chusan, Galioup, uno. dis Ava. Voorhees, Riohmond, Van bh ith, Richmond, C Ht Pierson yUblindslphiac eet Cid volirs Daniel Webster aad Deteolt, for Bi g ae cee als Pilates Ad vol all Wel am teoit, for Boste: oy Pro} Robs Mary Elise, Hocohiins, Albany, master, On, Jus Bebe Serah Aun, Pinkbam, Boston, Brett, Vous & Co Schr E'W Lewis, Berry, Portland, § W Lewis. L. VANDEWATER, AUCTION oF She sales roe: June 30, at 1036 o'clock, ‘ante grt eet, Antograph ance of the mae otten of the late Celemel Ae of ni ters vo Hamil im wi Paul Jones vad othe: bohr Albatross, Smith, Dichtoa, Dunham & Dimon. ox, Bath, Arrived. fark, Foxw Steamship Florida, Lyon, Savannah, 67 hours, with mdse | Golf, St Lawren snd passengers, to SL Mitolull 10 23, 2 15 AM, 15 miles pages from Ni SW of Hatterss, cxohanged slenale with steamship Mario: York} Michigan, Blisset, do; Hai hence fcr Charleston. The F loft Sava: mm Saturday | fon ‘Ems, ohana! or Weeks, afternoon in a heary NB edie, which conslaued 26 hours. | Go.” Cid um bark digies, Linkers, sobre “Ane, Matiss - % . ana pessengerr, te Spettori, Tiloston Be Cor rue Uniets | Mitchell, Laguayra and Porte Cabells; Wit Miller, Price, Charleston bar on Sunday at 1 o'clock. TORON: °3—Arr barks Laconia, Tayle ym prising & 081 hambee, bar rem, and kite Ship Hopewell (of Warren), J Caloutta, Fob mdse to meaner. CAs til 2h 1a rion ab 35M, Iam galo, lost overboard Gustalf Salgre: 423 May 1. Int 35 308, lon 19 35 E, row allett, do; brigs Richa Fhilsdoiphiay Abbett radeon, do; Watren Brown. Bartlett, do; Viator, weds from Manila for Boston, 62 day 7 Theme aeie Coombs, do; Wm Pitt, Baxter, do; Chas Thomas, ieee rite stip, Oph rn do; Wm Nichels, Leighton, do; B Young, Wooster, Y r + | of the Lake, Shute, do; sobre Albion, Hart; Trium from Batavia for Fda. 66 days out, all weil; June and Victory, Baker, do; State of Maine, Rogers; int 25 26.N, lon 71 45.W., spoke and boarded sohe Azof (of | fee.y rotary. Baker, do; | ond Leay Frovincotown), Cook, 36 hours from NYork for Port do ckabaredon reban Richard: Ship Hendrik Hudson (pkt), Warner, London and Ports, mn, do; Storli mouth, Ba; ith mdse and S00 passougers, to Griswold, Morgan & Has pertenced s sucecesion of light wes- terly winds sud calms, June li, lat 4f So lon 47 30 passed great variety; N. quality imported stn Gas, ‘&o., th ment of Chinese Catalogues om th ols. and Chairs. Refrige , &o., io. Horse aad he stock of @ manufacturer the attontisa ‘eyd, salesman, Tete-n-totes » Toilet Tables ‘Paint, declining busin e68, and worth) bed two ia doobergs. s. Clad Ship Excolsior, Grooker, Liverpool, May 27, with mdse $00 astongars, to 8 Thor mB Nephew, Juve. 15 1 yh eerped 20, lon 44 10, exchanged stunais with ship Scotia, from Bal, ayon, Ba- timore for Liverpoul; 27th. 11 A M, lat 4010, lon 63 10, passed yalbany, stcnmaip Baltis, Comstock, heaoé far Liverpool, golng off tx ro Sbip Seaman (clipper, of Baltimore), Daniels, Baltimore, | “Ev ERty dune So-atd cab Cape Code Kellow: work. 0 Doare, ta DAL tee A Eeree a BANGOR, June 26—Cid bark Zidon, Thurlow, Demerara. Bs shack, with 221 pasconaets, te Eoppeke Gone | 87 8 | | CHARLESTON, June 25—Arr bark Carolind, Sherwood, | BARCKARY Bark Hichard Cobden (Nor), Poulson, Christiana (Nor- | N¥ork sehr Helene, rifin, do. Cld Swed brig Wilding, | 1h" Greon’ Relea ae Ce tae ce Pemnenes, VOTERS | ae one stenimsbip, Southerner, Feater, NYork o@ | (oie Bark Pilgrim, Sawyer, Apatachicol 22, with cotton, | Per re eetton Paamel pein Crankle Liverpoel; sabe ear a coint (Pres), Wagaer, Hemberg, 4% da DIGHTON, June %—Sld sobre Tillie E, Crane, and Bune Sa ee poe tae ond Rar ge Hi Vista, Porter, Philadelphia; Oralloo, Folsom, ao (or Bangor, 19, iat 68 8, lon 1112, saw Prus brig Aane Marchrin beg COT Ty Pam ay Boe yl East a Aconite, Spates, Hamburg for Queboc:; saw her again 2ist, Kockail in sig! - ' sy Int 49 30, lon 36 70, epoke Be brig Brothers (of Poot | came dap fom Moaklac eats Toe HPS ee ee Croporved Old | tangs anu Bt Jobus, NE; Juno Zz, iat 40 48, lon 66 45, spoke ship Mare | 7 doy teem Machiasport for NYOFE) a gellue, of aud from Boston for Caloutta; at same time, saw | acne. sehr Virgininy Philadelphia; Deh, brig Motemors H p Java, steering H; 250, 2 F M. Ine 4b 16, lon ad | feos cor yee , " Cates. Se eecr Tae ce ee Carebetly, VESTON, June 5—Arr. batk Fransiske, Hagedorn, | tteads, Table Eniz Admirsbio Colombo (Genoese), Glaccome, Genor, 68 oer TT ead ah ity, Colbura, dsya, with wino, fenit, 5, and 7 passengers, to Francia Gomez. brig Selma (Swed), Westerburg, Gottonburg, 40 days, with wine 125 Weacire, to Funch & Meinck ls Bostor: 16th, Honensteuffen, Lam! erp. HARTFORD, June 2—Arr steamers Alb: pany; Rrilliant, Hale, G Has 68 niture, comprising all the usual asso ture warehouse, together with a lot of 01 Washstend alse 8 4 stock, all of which will be we particularly wort! 8, Uphelatered article: cash, without 1 ti Purchaser. Ca i rei the stock. Every facility oxtended ¢ i mt on account of weather, | mpPers. R. D. GOODWIN, Auotionsor. P Ys é f Frankfort), Harner, Yubacoa, PR, 19 | “ocps RL Parker, liste, Spencer. N PRCIAL Ce ee i melabasy RR Buck bose UR RB, Del sone St UK AM Bick Zion's Hope, for | S TRC rig Grey Hound (Br), Tuokor, iF Grace, NF, 22 | Cee eet oisebasy. for NOt! rk Chester, for | Foems 102 days, Wi h eeal oll and junk, to 31 & Lroneides. ston, anda fall rigeea brig, & ‘ng to sea. ‘Ship | {F private sales, steams ee eg eon Windsor, 13 days, with Provinciallst, for Bah ae paseod te sen carly this | the Sche Henrietta, I vyTriaidnd, 17 days, with mo- | “NEW'ORLEANS, June 21—Arr Span shi Morast, Pate, | laniepr te, Gee 8 Bpveraron, vessel to sooner Sisal: brig Tchuantepee, Brown, Vera Cruz 18th. Cld ships 75 Elovtheon Gaya; with pigeapplen to meee.” ce” | Muartjore (BE) Balabrsge, verneay At Pacasten, Moe | "T° day bch Golden Mule, Chamberinia, Darien, 7 days, with yol- | Go; Cairo, Taylor, Cadis vis Vigo; Wm Perrie (Br), Thomp- | GF ich Schr Henriette, Haitve gotown, SC, 6 days, with ne os vai stores and cotton, te It Post Selir Ashland, Walpole, Norlolk, 2 days. Scie Cornelia, Graut, Virginia. Schr Baltimore, Sleight, Baltimore, 4 days. Schr Elirateth. Lee, irovidence, 2 days. Sehr Ana T Sipple, Baoen, Boston, 3days. Schr Lewis, Crowell, Boston, 3 days, ti, peor » Gntbrie, Li H olmes, Berry, NYork; Dist Sir Isaac Newton (Ham), Broors, Souk Span bi MERCHANTS AND. 4 ly Ist, at 12 0° BELLINGTON A CARTER, Aaoctionoor. M. WITTERS, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL TT day, at two o'clock, at 187 Canal ghattel mortyare, all the Parlor, Chamber, ‘urpiture of @ gentecl family, by or + attorney for mor ‘he city. Boor quantity of Porter Hor Pump, Counter, Decent Bosto Sehr GT Montague, Mix, New Boatord, 2 days. i ; Schr € M Thompson (of Bath), Perry, Bath, 6 daye, Fe I ed pg le on PR Schr Terk, Pollock. Lubec, 12 days. te fo sarees earia ened eke | degtan. CaM Clark; ches F Pearsonand Jusiaia, "| | tures Schr J P Burt, Means, Cherryfieid, 10 days. ae aene Beliea Toaanstent wise: rapes, Mevaste atin canes | Boston’ In Hempton Roads, Br brig George, from Callao, NEWBURYPORT, June 26—Arr’ sche Armida, Wase, 1, Cummings, Ro} it. Lar sohte Saceh, Peery, rk, ‘New PORT, June 28—Arr schrs Lioan, Trisley, Magd Island for Norfolk; Clarke, Boston for 1p! } Georgetowa. 8C; Nabui NEW BED g a >; & e Sebr Wm Gregory, Pac! Sehr Jobn, Brees ad | Jobn P Collins, Road, ‘iver for Norfolk: Bon acto, thodes, Wo | troll, Carlisne from. Staves Rt Schr Leo, Smith, Rocklst i 3 et, Rondout for York: J Grises, Ga NEWARK, Jone 25—Arr brig Windsor, NS. Sid sloop Senator, Co! Bark Mentor (Duteb’ Below, 14 #5 days from Rettordain. \ vf PENSACOLA, prov to June 10—Cld ies Pahdons, from Liverpool % | pEENSACOLA. p ie Ship Perseo (Br), St John, NB; backs Morsoy (Br), Ara- | pi/2.PGrh (se euntased). barks Oellle, Stack, for Pit bell, Trinidad; Greeatield, Fol- JA, 7 strong, do; Mandarin, Cam: Cla ae UNDERSIGNED H this fy Re a poreemse the ready made Clo! ‘under the WILLIAM GAB! BLIAS for vhs estas ob we at 47 Broa: Liven be TWEEDY. RODMAN @ MOULZO™ AN ACTIV BOR STLENT PA’ $4.000 factured are office, with real others. From the 3 W Spit, . Sam Francisco, ¥ . PROVIDENCE, June Arr toby 4 ships Liverpool, Gatdince, Liverpool; Hackeway, Coley, Sau Flidadelpbi Emily Hor Ts, Francisco. | Maloy, do; Sam! & Paynter, Noal, ‘Al Wind daring the day SW, and light. ls tcatrey: en Floren, Dayton, Al EEN Merrill, Kondout; Orator, Cosley. do; sloops ‘Thr Southern Standard will eocopt our thamks for late ma | ic THil RatGont Ore con im i Bewen, Kenney, ring intelligence. | York orem Hildreth, do. Sid sohrs Auns Somers, Somers: Mary Natt, Sarith; AK Tay, Willams; Mt Telegraphic Marine Reports. & Caroline, Henépreon; Wm b Day: Bost Willetts, and Avn Suith, Walters, Phil | McCc Lb, do; Emperor, Merrill, and Orego nes, Ri sloops Eliza. Elwood, Albaay; Radiant, Wells, Rei Tent ‘Thor Hull, Miler, NYork. iB. ith—Arr propeller OF Williams, Philaae!phi Prospero, Valparaiso; Reduga, San ¥ran- | Seondern, do: Cora Eliza Cake, Tose, a hen Glover, Bio Island: backs Branotte, Matan- | do; Mat ‘ur! nui una, Haley, do; LAS Lnes Aun, Whiladelphia; beig Medford, 40 Domlago; she | Saran Busatethy Realise a er, Smith, do: B Townsend, Mathie, do, Cape May a #01 Jean Franklin, St Willow, Norfolis dab gs abet ee CUARLESTON, Jane 25 Arrived=Ship Columbia; Lrigffedraza, aud sohr Lowisine, NYork. Seiled—Brig Fost Herald Marine Coriespuadones, c 0 regon, Rioh, 0; Sophie Godfrey, Williame, do; Matthew Birk, Pilgrim, Sexcen, Brown, do; Robt B Glover, Baker, Rondous; practica! mm: eave i E tloopa Southrort, Jackson, Albany; dent; Thee B Hawking, Hawkin in do; Translation, Hallock, - Mott, do for Lawtucket; for do; Un NVerk. & d sohr United, Hallock Al- PHILacRLPaia, Sturses, N Yor: Arrived—Bark Baglo, Matihews, Bosvo: 6 2th, aches Saunders, Movers, : North B 1 River; Heary Matthews, Warthevon, Davis, New York; Triton, U1 Copeland, Bartlet’, Cardenas; Bon cu GA Whits, White, do; Carryl, Pee ith, PM, 4 fur NYork. ND, Juse #—Arr bark Amerie Adie, TFini y Norris, Secon’ Witan’ Mew Yorks eckvs'd @ Adams r Susan, Grafiam, NYork. t Julia New- IW Bidriage, @xden, Providence; 5 D Norton, Nort © | ML (new, 12% tone); Cushing, P be Townsend, Providone yay, Doyle, do; | Zith—Arr brige Normaa Wilso1 9th; Booch Bon- , Williams, Newport. | mer, Moulton do 10th; Hanover, York. Philadelphia; sches Clenred-—Steatelipe Kennever, Clark, and Delaware, | Chas? Brown, McKeo, NYork; Splendid, Rogers. do; Ante Seymour, Ne ky Darke US Vide, Douglass, his de lope. Doris, ¢ cdg .- Oovan, Mitebs Ball, Toroato. Sid stro; 8 | G 0, Neleon, NY ork. roach Pirsnubers; | [Rowtswoutit (Lowes Harbor), June 25—Are bole Prod i Evgene. Flipten, ath; 26th, sche Elica, Frishes, Turks PHILADELPHIA, J berisin, Cienfuegos Jn Sidney Mi NVork; K Il to Norwich, James 4 F Brognerd, Sarah, Seary, Dio mouth; Bengue!s, Hite w h iam, Movers 4 AS relnnd, HW Bodeon er Uucida, O'Neil, wilscel Pro COPARTNEKSAL oon Froderick Li jnsom, hes been dissel 5 bERICE Lewis. M M. DICKINSON, ER UO., N.Y, Jui [i ARTNER WANTED—WITH A CASH from three thovsa: d dollars to tive thensand already established, This ix an exoal fe ‘A note addrosr’? will meet with attentio Tight and profit Wrurrvockyiiie, Weare CAPITAL OF & profitable busine An American pi WANTED.—WANTE tive partnor. with s cash expital of from 16.000, in w first class hotel in one of the most oligivl rable locaticns in Phil sooommodating four hui OTEL ur fo Bank Bailcings, northw: rand street, Now York. “ASTROLOGY. AIM OF LONG StANDING posperandum! P Dr. Bobark, ja to certify that Dr. Ro baok i ¢ funeral wili proces 00d Cenate Providence: Lewel on, NY¥ort; Dela’ Mathias Skupenrki said be killed young Iehman te in company F, Louisiana Mounted | 4, 7%¢ funeral will proceed to Greenwood Cenatery. from Rocktann Winsor, from ing, Providenoe, Crd ebip Sararak (not Saran f . ‘ y the residence. 123 Lom ih avenue this (Wednes: ay) after- a ody taa Hew. Regal striking bim on the bead with as stove leg. Biaive, anded by Uaptain Lewis, aad who died | 15), o'clock. ‘The friends of the family are at ate ¢ 1 clre, Keneingies, Fess One ee eer thongh we spoken for ton yours before brother, was present, as we'l ax Kayser, (whose real namo | at Puchia, 3 son the eighteenth day of Janoary, | 20" : i pede nel Apel tei eee rr etree, Gees, Glace MCh | What oul the, Phitadetph'a lawyers. ti 148; that she atill remains fhe widow of said John Hott | ted. ¥ - ’ : LE inet Te ah sam ar W N. J. AU Ietters be C 8 Joba, Buthowski,) still at large man, and makes this declaration to obtain a warrant for | , it Fyoud™: O4 Monday. June 28 Witttam Crosny, | Banx Hamsirom. as Boston from Philadelphia, 7 aphorrmes ; treet, will be religiously attended to, if Mathine al-o said the party had Killed a farmer. ond | one iumdred and sixty acres of land. part of the bounty | 4" Of dsnes Ki, and kia beth Fancher, aged 4 yuars and | 27th, carriod away topmart sn a een enerse” paedieton, Camden, Me. Old | For mort yarsionlarssralt and evita aatralei Sonn JW Brarn (of Trom phia for Medford, with 16 tone coal, wa strnok by 26 inet, 6PM, off Cape May, theown om hor beam om minediately saxk in 5 favho! i due said deora kinent PHORBE ne, this thita day of July, 1860, bis femily of six perso don bis ¢ fet Gre to the promincs near Newark, and afierwards | having obtained $75 aud some | brig Albion Cooper, Nichols, Hath, Me UNTON, Jung 26—Arr sobre 8 L, Crookoe, Corelli, and fa L Snow, Je, Philadelphia. ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend hs fa- gratis, where cortifi peral, this afternoon, st half pnet 4 o'clock, tom eeeeeeees HOFFMAN, Sworn to before dewelry ie Wat, UH. Gniswoun, Commissioner of Deeds, | {he residence of is parents, Hunter streot, near Fulton vor taken ‘Tum the that a TULY t= AMERICAN Play alle te confencs to a murder near Maltimore, and wid | ary op X fhethe tol Guana tae tee ine THE: scolar, 6e Tosubiy, June Sh Pararce %y yeas | HASTE? Passengers Arrived. | TS eae ap, ec or hiro. on the # ag ey had murdered nearly eighty persons. and burn. | 9/t° v Now 3a! Aten A. ‘ on Tue 9 29, +5 YO The ’ Stean, fda Howall Co) vA . 105 Brontw 04 thirty houses, since thoir arrival 1a this oowatry petore me, pemenally oppeared Aurahain Gardner and | ot son of Johanna and the late P. T, Bronnan, aged 1 | in Beliae. I eatetT Cronies tot A tek, min G mM pee ae perl eee ete Plunder, amounting to $4,000, he stated, was buried | Jonenh Newlan, two oo va wan eas twee aid de per- | year and § months, off Capo Muy 23d. cmenien, MON © Cocke out deaanter, I ICHFIFLD SULPHUR SPAING WATER—FaR tm the mou and under the charge of Kayser ae 7 that E she thataien are in vA te th and ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro reepoctfally | Two cans beonging to the I ws B A Young, Mre Mori R from ey ‘Thir confession is eo extravagant as to lead to the sup. | SP 8) Hotes, the identical perros who Pod epdvais invited t attend his funeral. from the Hudson River | Ba. re Katt ad, enpposed the deck lo Contes, Misr Mi 4 Wall ateeet of Jobn D pt - ry te wath off Townson: ulet, ore mi Posstton thet be i insane nce in escaping through the | iB Company K, Louisiane. Mownted Volunteers, com- | Railroad depot, this morning, at 11 oetcek, without fur BM Providence, Mrs D'B Cam He expressed bis cx argent Pap all somcetael i, | Wanded by Captain Lewis, and who died at Puodla ‘Whalemen Js tid of Kayrar. and desi hie srreet and conviction, be-ides nuwervus persons in New York The Parkersburg Ratlroad, Bartimonr, June A lorge meoting of the citizens was held this evening’ for the purpose of reeponding to the action of the City Council ip relation to the Parkersburg railroad. Mr. Swain, Presidewt of the Baltimore and Obio Railroad Company, addrered the meeting, and r adopted pledging the wid of the citixens to the road. and appointing committer vo solicit stock subscriptions. © Bouthern mail to night Book tm the Delaware Canal—Ratiroad Opening. P Rasror, Pa, June 90, 1862, @ break Ine ocourred in the Delaware Canal, near Kr- winoa, Mi require a woek to re} ir. eee unnerviile Railroad is to be opened on , Corea toe, ott hae been invited to prrtioipate ia * | Mexico, om the 18th day of January, 1848; that said | deceased was about five foet eight inches in height, of | light complexion, brown hair and gray eyes, and was | born in Bucks county, Pennsylvania, and was ® butcher by cecupation, and about thirty-five years of age; that said deceased was married to Phoche Hallack by the Reverend Nathan Pennington. of the German Reformed Church, on the 16th day of June, 1880; that thoy were present at suid marringe, and signed the certificate thereof; that che still continues the widow of said de ceased; that said deceased land three children, all of whom are now dead; that his raid widow resides in Hague street, in sald city of New York, and has resided there since the death of ber said husband, and that they are disimterested in the above application, ABRAHAM GARDNER. JOBEPHL NEWLAN. Sworn to before me, this third day of July, 1860, Wa. II, Gnieworn, Commissioner of Deeds, Attached to these documents wns the certificate of tha County Clerk. setting forth that W. I. Griswold was duly suthorized to admiuiater the oath a4 8 Commissioner of nding pending sgninet Me H. Clagett wit be mamwiL fer) On Tuesday morning. Jane 29, of cholera infantum, Mant Avousra, infant danghtor of Charles and the late din, aged 7 months and § days. vuneral will take place thia afternoon, at 2 o'clock. Forty-third street, seventh door west of Kighth 10 ‘Tuesday, June 20, Breen F..Jr., only son of Bto- On phen F. and Frances ©. Shortland, tm the 34 year of his age. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the faraily. also of his grandfathers, John B. Gilbert and Thomas Shortiand, are reepectfully invited to attend his fumeral, this after. noon, at 2 o'clock, from the residonce of his grandfather, 102 Weat Twenty-first atriet. noar Seventh avenue, On Tueeday, June 2 Kuszanern T., only daughter of Thomas and Ann K. Coombs, aged 6 years 11 months snd ays. ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro rexpectfully sag to attend her funeral, from the residenoe of her oo, Myrtle avenue, corner of Adelphi strect, n. On Tucedey, Jane 20, Mia Joranwa Oromia Geany aged 14 years The friepda of hor father, John Geary, and her anole, Dante) Geary, ond (hove of the fanily, aro reapeoltally i viked W attend her fuavral, vhis afternoon, at o'olook Std from Sydney, NSW, Feb 24, Phenix, Wlusiow, Nant, lady, CU Oe ior 4 b SeNtilons Kong April 2, Globe, Kandy, NB, 14 mos ont, Gd welzat, JA Rall CW ha. Chase, NB, 500 ap; Avery W Harren, A Mack and lady, Folger. Page y wer he hel oC wh) nd ‘d ie Sires pa Bret Me Beery Mr Mehin, : r " J Le ise © 00 bia . s at yin tirrron™ Seearalp Us th), Brooks, NB. | Mre Bartiett, Bn — tad alana apie Lang, Mdabsbe ami indy Proxen—Sbip Thos Bickaton, tym NBodford on a cruise, | Briddie sndserenat. % hours ovt, cf Nantucket Sh cw 200 bbls 5 ay a4 A psere a na ‘ees "1 WE Poet iiee 8 B Williams, kon. Futlings, © P Alston, R ON bag n, Ayror, from Balom for Aftion May 166 | Hiuchot hinsey, FeCgiahet oe 13 AL from San Fravolso (May 5) for jon 132 24; was om @ wind with top- ing My 4 feat. from Bath for Wilmington, ne date; of hen Ad from Bromon for Baltimore, 25+h io. Brig Antot last, of Nantn it Shoal hildres, ‘Beir Karp tam, 2 hoa from Bouton for Decten, Sune 2, “Yonnon nl a Ritson r ol johet. ghar 4 " ‘Acip mesring S, sawing arod and white dgnal, WD: ’ and sen ul Mahia d (thin fy we Ae pd Ose erry, Pentietow: feom Onation toe Savanmah, seth ha ward Taylor, Gesrge Phat! MB, igpo TR of Chadloston bar Va” wud lady, Mian Lane Goloe , Gecege Wella. L ADDRRAS.—THE if the United Statoe Sor PENRY OLAY’S FARKW! brated 6 Weds. trom Bod 89 Broadway. any othor ki Ware Rooms, N weet side, Tho public aro in vivo BE CHOICRST AND LA fine old Wines, Brandion then ot say ctor, y tovit will rave money by salliag ab WM. KL. 19 Geoome ateoet.