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J » Mr. Laroque, expected to be able to say in a fortnight, on the receipt of answers to letters he had sent, when he would ready; but he would probably have to apply for a further tponement of some weeks. ‘The District Attorney, whilst inclined to extend all pos- nible indulgence even in a case of such itude, proposed to set this trial down for Wednesday of next week. He could seers Teseiee how it was necessary to send abroad for witnerses fur a case which occurred in our own midst. Two witnesses for the prosecution are confined in Prison one a lad about seventeen years of age, and his testi- mony is ef such a character t the % Attorne: not permit that that witves+ should be put ina 3 ‘tion where he could not be reached for the purposes of this trial. He (the District Attorney) understood that an application was made to admit one of the witnesses to and that the proposed bail w: the partner of the . It would be the duty of this Court to place t lad where his attendance can be procured. He pro- Posed to ret the care down for Wednesday next. The et~ is ready to proceed with it when the defence ie Mr. Laroaue again uryed the necessity for time to procure witnesses from Abroad. Mr. Giraud, the part- ner of the accu:ed, did spply to bail the witnesagg, be- cause they were in bis employ, and his business wa suf- fering by their absence. It would be impossible for the defence to be ready at so.early a day as the District At- torney names, ‘The Court thought the proper conrse to take would be ‘to set the trial down for Wednesday, and if cause is shown then it may be postponed; but it is further the opinion of the Court, that unle-s some good reason is shown for a postponement, that the trial must then proceed. The District Attorney then moved for an order against Robert Hilton, the Coroner, to compel him to give up all payers of which he is possessed in relation to this case. In making this application, he begged to say that he at tended at the inquest, and volunteered his services, which he had no reason to suppose were objectionable. On reacbing the Fifth ward station house with the Coroner, t¥ey found, for the first time, that the prisoner had been arrested in the room of the widow of the deceased man. He, (the District Attorney,) sent an officer to the room to search, and the result was, that he returned with @andbox full of letters, which the District Attorney deems highly important for this investigation. He ‘applied to the Coroner for the letters for the purpose of classify- ing them, and producing such as were proper, for in no instance would he allow to go beyond his own inspection such as were not necessary, but would return to the proper parties. The Coroner has taken upon himself ‘to select the papers, and he now moved that the Coroner ec to hand all these papers over to the District ey. Mr. Laroque said he was not counsel for the Coroner, but Mr. Hilton had informed bim that he had looked over all the letters, with the exception of two or three, and that they had no bearing on this case. The Coroner ehc uld be notified of this application. The Court granted an order for the Coroner to show cause, returnable in the morning at 10 o'clock. Ad- journed. On Wednesday, April 6. by the’ yy, April 6, by the Rev. Robert Shaw, Dr. Frevenicx D. Lests to Miss Many Kxwa.z, dinghies of Wn Tuscan “April Dek Cal morning, April 5, at Calvary Chureh, by the Rev. Dr. Balch, Frepiaicx Wicais, Eady of Louden, to Euzasern Sumskn, daughter of James W. Gerard, Esq. of are nag y, April 3, by the Rev. P. T. Murphy. Mr. Parse Bannon, of New Brighton, to Miss Many Canvums, Of this city. On Tuesday, April 5, by the Rev. N. J. Pierce, Mr. Lxr- ¥eRTs Brown, of Gowanus, L.I., to Miss Evrae D., daughter of James Mathoson, Esq., of New Utrecht, L. I. Died, On Tuesday, April 5, James Frr-paTnicx, a native of the ‘Uounty of Cavan, Ireland, in the 32d year of his age. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to atterd bis funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from — residence, No. 81 Broome street, corner of On Wednesday, April 6, Apa Cuantorta Watton, aged 16 years. ‘Phe friends and acquaintances of the family are re- bossy vited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at o in x , from the residence of her father, Henry © Walton, M.D. No, 690 Houston street, corner of On Tuesday, April 5, James Apport, aged 43 years. The friends ‘and acquaintances of the family, and the of the Rey. Dr. J. N. MeLeod’s Church, are fully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o' k, from his late residence, 121 West Twenty-ceventh street. His remains wil be taken to Greenwood for interment. On We inesdsy, Avril 6, Tuomas Warp, eldest son of Shacies and Theodor ia Ward, aged 2 years, 6 months and 7 8. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at. funeral, tend the f this morning, at 9 o'clock, from No. 85 Fast Twenty second street. On We y, April 6, of inflammation of the lungs, Narnanma, only son of Nathaniel and Margaret Terpeny, | { aged 8 months and 7 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his father’s residence, No. 276 Ninth street. His remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for inter- ment. On Wednesday morning, April 6, after a short illness, Javes O'Doxnzi1, son of Michael O'Donnell, aged 4 years and 6 months. His funeral will take place this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of his father, No. 160 East Twenty-fifth street. On Wedne:day, April 6, Eusapera McKexne, seco qoaserst daughter of the late John and Jane McKe: the 12th year of her age. The relatives and friends of George and Alexander, and also of Johm McKenzie are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, to-morrow a‘ternoon, at two o’clock, from No. 199 Ninth avenue. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. On Tuesday, W. Love, aged 30 years and 4 months. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to ‘sttend her funeral, this afternoon, at four o'clock, from her late residence, in Hoyt street, fifth house from Batler, Brooklyn. On Tuerday, April 5, Connyta W. Mrszin, wife of Wm. F Brown, in the 26th year of her ege. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend her funeral, this afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late residence in Cleremont, between Park and Myrtle avenues, Brooklyn. Middletown, Conn., papers please copy. At Claverack, Columbia co., but painful illness, in the 26th year'o! his age, B. C. GEu- HARD, youngest :on of John G. and Eliza Gebiard. Suddenly, on Wednesday, April 6, by a fall from a building, in Greenwich street, JoHN KERNAN, a native of the County Louth, Ireiand, in the 26th year of his age. His remains will be taken frown his late residence, No. street, to morrow afternoon, at 2 o'clock. city, on Tuesday, April 5, of inflammation of 1s, JAMES DALRYMPLE Crass, merchant, of Buffalo, ear of his age. nd acquaintances, together with those of are requested to attend his funeral, this af. ternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of his father- tn law, James Halstead, No. 40 West Washington place, without further invitation. His remains will be taken to the Albany Rural Cemetery for interment. ‘On Wednesday, April 6, Cuement M. Epson, Esq. coun- sellor at law, 42 years. ‘The friends of the deceased, and of his brother, Tracy R. Edson, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, to morrow morning, at quarter before 10 o'clock, from No. 58 Murray street. On Wednesday, April 6, Harrier Marina, daughter of Dr. J. W. G. Clements, aged 15 months. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at two'o'clock, 19 Amity street. TIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR WHEW YORK—TH® DAY. -5 36 sseMOrn 5 96 +6 29 morn § 28 Post of New York, April 6, 1853, CLEARED. Steam+ehip—Augusta (new), Lyon, Savannah, § 1 Mit hell. qd Ships—W B Travis, Bolles, Galveston, J H Powell & Co Pauline, Colburn, Acapulco, J W Elwell &Co; Rienzi, Dur fee, Newport, master. 'y Parker, Barnard, Australia, Churchman, Morgan & Co; David Nickels, Swett, Matanzas, R P Buck & Co. ee ss Ingrabam, Matanzas, P V King & Co. W F Boynten, Cardenas, RP Buck & Co; Jas Wal- lace, Cardenas, Thompson & Hunter; Esther & Flizabeth, Shackford, Porto Rico, M M Freeman & Co; Louies, Nickerson, Jacksonville, R P Buck & Co: Emily, Davis, Charleston, Dunham & Dimon; Helen Maria, , 80, R P Buck & Co; J P Filicott, Grant, D Brookman; Wilberforce, Brittain, Wind- Whitney; Detroit, Martin, St Martias, J W Sebre— dianola (9 mastod), Catherrt. Port Philip Jas Bishop Hi ——y 4, Porto Cabello, Lewis; Buena Vista, Makee, Matagorda, Sheldon & Co; Savannah oor NB, 35 Orark, Lord, Jacksonville, R P Buck & Co; Jacobus, Borst Pelmcuth, Gs, Purch’ & Meincke, Adington, Marcy’ Mobile, master; Mills, Francis, Savannah, N L Chas mM’ ‘&0o; Dacotah, Franklin, Wilinington, DC Free- Ange =, ; man ry Doughty, M Fredericksburg, Va, Fan Hand; jeep iageland, Haltimore, Johuson & Lowden; RL & A Stewart, Lorior, Philadelphia, Van Brunt & Saght, WR Nye, Philadelphia, Jas Hand: Filen Louisa, Th: few Haven, master! Hannah F) Chase, Jobnson, JH Havens. ambi El Schenck,!Aspinwall, March 26, and _Steamahi inwall,March 26, an ficann April 1, to MO Roberts.” Passel. going into’ Ha ship Sngadabock, Fisher, from Boston. Vancouver, Laut, Shanglae via Woosang, Dec 37, $9 Uses & Daoon, April 5, Mrs. Mantua L., wise of Edward | 3 | N.Y, April 2, after a short | | have put into St Thomas 2d ult, leaking badly. + Sustzalio, aud EP ae ares Oe Sx the wreck of a vessel of tons t the name (of Kingston, Mass), Freeman, mast to er, SL creel (of Lubec, Me), Fadden, New Orleans, ia Havana, 8 days (where she put in to re ship ), to master. The SLC ex ced very passage, which strained the vessel sed her to leak. Yesterday, in the Lower Bay, in a squall from the SW, came in contact with an outward bound bark, which carried away the SL C's foretopsail ard. bail JB Johnson (of Searsport), Staples, New Orleans, v8. Bark Clara Windsor. Button, Port au Prince, March 23, to Butler & Freers. March 29, lat 30, lon 75. brig Vulture, from Jeremie for Boston; 25th, off St Nicholia Mole, schr Emily, Hilliard, from Hayti fer Boston. Bark Cuba (of Boothbay), Branseomb, Matanzas, 9 days to master. April 8, lat 3430, lon 75, saw brig *henceforSt Marks. Same time saw schr H Pool, * New York, Hull, Charleston, 5 days, to G Bulkley. “Bark Brig Omyum (Port) Avellar, Lisbon, 36 days, Grinnell, | Minturn & Co. Brig Guardian (Br), Durkee, Guayama, 17 days, to JH Braine. Brig A Hayford (of Bangor), Short, Cienfuegos, 16 days, to M Taylor & Co. Brig Frontier (of Calais), Hoyt, Cardenas, 8 da} master. March 28, Gun Key bearing 8 10'miles sehr Glenview, from Doston for Matanzas, 13 day The F incoming up the lower Bay strucl squall from SW, which carried away the foreyard. Brig Gov Brock (of Portland.) York, Cardenas, 9 days, to J B Gager. Brig Caribbee, Crabtree, Cardenas, 9 days, to H Tupper. Brig Ocean Bird, Forop, Curacoa, 16 days, to Boonen, Graves & Co. Brig Random (of Newport), Marsh, San Juan (Cuba), 9 days, to Mathews, Finegan & Fox. ' March 24, lat 24 52, lon 79 38, spoke Br brig Alexander, of Halifax, from Sogua la Grande, bound N, 2 dayg out. Brig Brilliant (Br), Haines, San Juan (Cuba), 13 days, to TL & DK De Wolfe. Brig William (Br), Kenney, Yabucoa, PR, 17 days, to G F Wheelwright. Frig Baltic (Br), Gould, Nassau, NP, 7 days, to C Ackerly. Brig Iris (Br), Lorway, Mayaguez, 11 days, to master. The Iris was in contact with schr Kedron off the Tavern House this morning, and carried away the Iris’ foretop mast, cutwater, head rail and geer. ig Henry Matthews (of Boston), Devereaux, New Orleans, 21 days, to master. spoke brig Gov Brock, from Cardenas for NYork Brig Rolerson (of Boston), Crowell, Mobile. 14 days, to | Sturges, Clearman &Co. April 1, off Cape Florida, spoke brig from Mobile for Philadelphia, Prig Augusta, Stone, Savannah, 7 days, to Sturges, Clearman & Co. Dutch galliot, Geziena Wilhelmina, Dokman, Amster- | dam, 57 days Funch’& Meincke. Schr Wave (of Addison), Irons, St Croix, 14 days, to master. Schr Everglade, Ramsdall, Ponce, PR, 1 days, to Brett, Vore & Co. Schr G W Pickering (of Searsport), Park, Cardenas, 11 days, to Pond, Gilman & Mack. Schr Forest (of Boston), Gullifer, Cienfuegos, 22 days, to master. March 19, off Cape Antonio, spoke ship El- vira Owen, from Liverpool for NOrleans, 51 days out. Schr Canton (of Baltimore), Johnson, Yabacoa, PR, 12 days, to master. Schr BFranklin, Lent, Trinidad de Cuba, 17 days, to master. Schr Fmma, Huffer, New Orleans, 17 days Schr Lewis, Crowell, Mobile. 18 days. Schr Elizabeth & Helen, Hedley, Charleston, 4 days. Schr Yorktown, Woglam, Petersburg, 5 days. Schr Plandome, Brown, Savannah, 5 days Schr Col Latisly, Chrrlesyeston, 4 day Schr Maria Foss (of Hancock), Wooster, Attakapas, 18 days. dlive Branch, Pettengill, Attakapas, 18 days. March 28, lat 26 12, lon 79 37, spoke ship Clara Wheeler from N Orleans for Liverpool. Schr N Jones (of Gouldsboro), Hammond, Attakapas, 22days. The N Jexperienced heavy weather during the whole paseage. Schr Pampero, Kendrick, Alexandria, 4 days. Schr Exchange, , Machias, 10 days. Schr Lyrus Chamberlin, Bearse, Boston, 3 days. Schr Deborah W, Midgett. Washington, NC, 4 days. Schr George M Smith, Nichols, Swansboro, NC, 5 days. Sehr Ship Carpenter, ——, Milford, Del, 2 days. Schr Eunice Rose, Pratt, New Haven, i day. Rervrnep—The sehr Kedron, Lake, hence for Philadel- phia 5th inst, returned to port this morning, having on the same night, off the Tavers! Houses, been run into by Brbrig Iris, bound in, which carried’ away the schr,s mainmast, close to the deck. and all the rigging attached, stove boat, stancheons and did other damage. Tho bark Amelia, Whippy, fe Melbourne 29th ult, re- turned to port this mornng, Waky, in tow of steamtug Ocean. Captain Whippy states that when twelve hours out he discovered the bark sprung aleak, and on sounding the pumps she had upwards of 334 feet of water in her hold. She was towed into the Atlantic dock, where she will discharge her cargo to ascertain where the leakage is. One brig. ; Steamships Asia, Harrison, tfor Liverpool; Augusta (new), Lyons, for Savannah; ship Owego, Borland, New Orleans; and others. in 89 Ship Lexington, of Nantucket, which was sold a | few weeks since for $12,040, to go to NYork to load for | California, has been resold to a company in Nantueket at $605 advance, and will bo fitted for whaling in the Arctic, under command of Capt Peter C Brock. ‘Telegraphic Marine Reports. Bostox, April 6. Arrived—Ship Argonaut, Shanghae, via New York; steamer City of Boston, Philadelphia; schr Dirigo, Bucks- ville, $C. Cleared—Ships Walpole, Calcutta; Queen of the Clip- pers, NYork. New Beprorp, April 5. Arrived—Ship Hibernia, Pacific Ocean, with 320 bbls sperm, and 1380 bbls of whale oil. Herald Marine Correspondence, PwiLapeLPuia, April 6-—4 PM. Arrived—Brig Henry Woodis, Bunker, Guama, PR; schr Oriense, Panklin, Portland; RS Miller, Peacock, Mobile; Abby Weed, Bullock, Salem; Silvian E, Bournes, Sai D SMushon, Sprygg, Naguabo, PR. Cleared—Steamships Osprey, Bennett, Charleston; Virginia, Teal, Richmond; Jolin Marshall, Sanford, New York; bark Nazarene, Pendleton, Boston; brigs’ Mail, Baker, do: Atlantic, King, Wilmington, Del; Robert Spear, Auld, Chesapeake; CC Fay, Clark, Pernambuco: schrs Oriendas, Pinkhaws, Chelsea; Upton, Luce, Fall River; Catharine Martha, Person, Baltimore: Jane C Pat- terson, Dale, Portsmouth; A C G Cattell, Williams, Hartfort; bargeStar, Hand, NYork. Disasters, dc. Sm Marina's Viveyarp, ashore on the S WSpit, did not get off Tuesday night, as expected. The steamtug Heetor towed down a echr to lighten her, and reports the ship as baying five feet of water in her, Stur Fivixe Arrow, from Boston for San Franciseo, in distress at St Thomas, was still leaking 2d ult, and was discharging: her spars, rigging and sails were contracted for, and fairly under way. ‘Arai, from Boston for Payta, in distress at St continued leaking 2d ult, and awaiting orders J had taken passage in steamer Petrel, to consult Capt P owners. Bank OnoN, Upshur, hence Feb 6 for San Francisco, is stated, in a letter to the See of Board of Underwriters, to She sprung aleak and boreaway when eight days out. Tuscany, Mayo, of and from New York, about Nov. 24, for Sa rancisco, put into Montevideo previous to Feb. 14, in distress—no particulars. BriG WireteR, from Baltimore for Boston, with eonl, sunk 4th inst near Smith’s Point, on the Chesapeake. Crew saved; vessel a total loss. There is said to be an insurance on the vessel in Boston. Senn. Ex Dorapo, Hinckly, from Columbia, Me., for Boston, with lumber, went ashore on Winthrop’s bar, be- low B., about noon on Monday; master and crew landed in the evening at Deer Island, leaving the schooner in a bad place, with both anchors down. . Sonn. Dancixa Fxatien, Hall, from Boston, Dee. 12, of and for San Franciseo, put into Montevideo previous to Feb. 14, in distrese, but of what nature not stated. A LARGE ScnooxeR, wood laden, for the south, anchored in Cape Island roadstead P.M. of the 3d, and soon after sunk—all hands saved. ScuR, ALEXANDER M., of Wareham, while beating down the Fast River, on Tuesday, was run into by the towboat E. Durand, which stove the schooner's bulwarks, broke the rail and did other damage. S100r INDEPENDENCE, of Newport, which was capsized on Falkland Island. was passed on Saturday afternoon about four miles to the wertward of Fisher's island, with about three feet of her stern out of water. She was directly ip the track of vessels passing up or down Long Island Sound. Spoken. Ship Oregon. from NOrleans for Hayre, March 11, lat 23 60, lon 76 50. Ship Harvest Queen, from Path for NOrleans, April 2, lat 40, In 69 20. Bark Florence (of Bath, Me). 20 d 's from Londomfor Apalachicola, Feb 12, lat 26 26, lon 51 30. Bark Kleber, Crowell, 15 days from Mobile for Cron- stadt, March 30, lat 361<, lon 70, Park Petrel, Norton, from Philadelphia for Rio Janeiro, no date, Int 25, lon 4334. Brig Henrietta, from Sierra Morena, for Portland, March 29, lat 38, lon 72. Sehr Sally Badger (of Plymouth, Me), from Wilming. ton for Barbadoos, Feb 19, lat 21 56 N, lon 6210 W Schrs Bonita and North Wester, from NOrleans for Vera Cruz, March 20th, 60 miles to the northward of Vera Cruz. Foreign Ports. Bornos Ayrrs—In port Feb 18, bark Manto, Stinson, for Boston. ldg, to sail about March 1; brig Catharina (Dan), Petersen from Boston Dec 3, arr ——. Sld1 |, bark Edw Koppisch, Upton. Cisseeae dre! Moseh 29, barka Gen Taylor, Soule, N York: Heola, Peterson, do; Sarah BHall, Globe, Portland. Sid 24th, sehr Ocean Wave, Veazic Cary Town, CGH—In port Fob 11, ships Faneuil Hall, Bangs, from 'NYork Tit coal for the Japan Expedition, wtg orders; Medora, Burr, from do for A 26th; steamer West Wind. Smith, from do Sept 19 via Ascension, err Feb 12, for Australia about 20th. Arr Feb 6, ship Saesousa, Souper, NYork (Nov 6) for a gaia dei, juwan- | by a) March 30, lat 25, lon 75 30, | MN the day from S to NW, with squalls and | Sar an acne “aera eld for ; Hilen F Rider, Nickersen, Boston (and cld 1 30, bark Mo ! ‘Doane, Black Warrior, Shufeldt, N nein, merce ae Bonnis, iohr Urania, Henderson, Bal- 5 sehr Us sbip Sagadahoc, Fisher, ‘from ‘At do 20th, ship Carolive C Dow, Blanchard, unc; bark Maria ), Bernier, for Montreal soon, and others an before. Liverroot—Arr March 22, ships America, Lawrence, and Western World, Moses, NYork. Sid 20th, St Peters- tom, Leverett, Boston \Ts March 28, barks P Pendleton, Pendleton, Cowes and a market ; Emma F Chase, Chase, Portland ; Corinthian, Randall, do; Volunteer, Smith, Cork ; brig Catherize Nickels, Nickels, Portland. Montsvs0—In port Feb 14, barks Undine, Lewen, from Boston, Nov 28, date of arrival unknown; Peacock, Up- ton, expected to load for Salem; brigs Oak, Thayer, from Boston, Nov 24, arr previous to Jan 13, une: Siroc, Pous- | land, unc; Tuscany, Mayo, from NYork, Nov 24, for San | Franciseo, in distress; schr Dancing Feather, Hall, from | Boston, Dee 12, of for San Francisco, do. arters. [a ea March 21, Queen of the Ocean, Parnell, City Peint. Cla 18th, Invoice, Hoocken, Wilmington, NC. Pot av Princk—In port March 23, brig Isabella Reed, Rice, for NYork, 2days. Schr Hanover, for Philadelphia, sid a few days previous. | “San Juan (Cuba)—In port March 28, bark Elisabeth, | Stout, from Aavana; brigs Taratine, Wyman, from Bos- ton; Azores, Battie,’ from NYork, all disg. Sid 234, brig Brilliant, NYork. Sr. Crorx—No Am vessels in port about March 21. St Tuomas—In port March 2, ships Charles, Ruark, | disg; Flying Arrew, Treadwell, do; Sarah, wtg orders; bark Orion, Upshur, hence for Sun Francisco, in distress. (See Disasters.) ‘Tamvico—In port about March 12, rehrs Isiphone, Hold- en, and Lucy, Lufken, for NYork, few days. ‘trmap—Lid March 24, brigs Wm Groton, Geyer, Bo: ton; Icarian, King, Baltimore; Whitaker, Henry, NYork. YARuEa, PR—sid about March 20, sehr Athos, Robin- son, NHaven; left no Am vessels in port. Home Ports. BALTIMORE—Arr Aprit 4, barks Morning Star, Spear, NOrleans; Union, Kendrick, ‘Boston; brigs Alvaro, Gould, Cienfuegos; Susan, Boyce, Guayanilla, PR; schrs Malcom BDarling, Dawson, Providence; Lydia Gibbs, Gibbs, do; Richard Borden, James, Fall River, Mass; F F Randolph, Endicott, Dighton, Mass; Minerva, Motivern, NYork. Cid ship American, Saunders, Matanzas, | Arr 5th, scbrs Flash, Smith, Newburyport; Elizabeth, | phillips, Ntondon. €1d bark ‘Savannah, Small, Havana; brig J Nickerson, Niekerson, Boston; schrs Sciota. Brag- don, Mobile and Apalachicola; F F Raadolph, Evdicots, | Fail River, Mass; Win Bacon, ‘Hale, Norwich, 'Conn; RM | Price, mbers, NYork, BOSTON —Arr March 4, sehrs Harvest, Williams, Wil- mington, NC; 5th, (additional) bark Gay Head, Moore, Cape Town, Feb1l. Cid ship Sam! Fales, Talbot, San | reue, Masury, Mansanilla; Marshfield, Hodgdon, Cardenas; | Clement, Maye, Savannah; schrs Iowa, Wheelwright, | Georgetown, SC; Mohawk, Johnson, Darien; Despatch, Blizzard, and § Rockhill, Corson, Chester, Pa. Sid ship Mary Glover (and anchored in President Roads); brig | Smyrna, schr Amelia, bark Wyandotte, brigs Civili Edwin, &t Lawrence, and another herm brig, remained ut anchor in Nantasket Roads, being probably unable to | weigh their anchors on account of the violence of the wind. Bark Maryland sld.on Suaday. BRISTOL—Arr April 3, brig AG Washburn, Aldrich, Havana 19th ult; 4th, ship Boy, Pierce, Morrell. Sld 34, brig Rio, Johnson, Cardenas; schr Gazelle, Allen, NYork. HARLESTON—Arr April'1, schrs Olevia, St’ Jago de | Cuba; Wandepasso, Eddy, Havana, 5 days; Dresden, Richardson, Boston; Leo, Snow, «lo. Sid brig Amanda, anorthern ‘port; also ship Camden, brig Foster, schra Lydia and Col Sutterly. DIGHTON—Sld March 31, sloop Senator, Hataway, New York. Sid April 1, schr Saml L, Crocker, Phillips, G New York; 25th,’ Pemaquid, ‘Storer, Charleston; 28th, brigs Hudson, Sawyer, Bath; Forester, Oliver, New York. LINDIANOLA—In port March 21, 'schr Fashion, for 20, bark Jane E Williams, Masson, uip Barbara (Br), Houston, Phila- hips Tempest, Fulton, Liverpool; Birken- head Bennett, do; brizs Bloomer, Adams, Boston; | BMCo bs, NYork; schrs kmpire, Crosby, Cardenas; H A Ste; onson. Post, NYork: CC Stratton, Westcott, Phi- ladelphi..; 17th, ships John Haven, Ricker, Liverpool; Col Cutts, Shore, do; Talleyrand, Young, Bristol, Eug; Juno Br), Erwin, do; Rankin (Br), Kinney, Clyde; Scotland Br), Hawkins, Liverpool. Cid 16th, schr Lewis, Crowell, VYork; 17th, ships Elizabeth Bruce, Brown, and Thos Wright, Lavender, Havre; 18th, ships Spartan (Br), Welsh, Liverpool; Washington (Br). Wilkie, do; barks Glasgow (Br), Hatfield, Glasgow; J W Andrews, French, Boston; sehr C E Hoppin, Hosmer, Vera Cruz; 22d, ship Somnauth (Br), Samson, Liverpool. NEW LONDON—Arr March 3, bark Harmony, Latham, New York. Sid 2, sch R Law, Chappell, Norfolk. NEW ORLEANS—Arr March 18, ships Clifton, Ingersoll, New York; Old England, Holmes, Havre; Wurtemburg, Ford, Havre; #r ship Charles Chalon, Thomaston; ship John Hevry, Oxnard, Liverpool; Br bark St Lawrence, Stuart. Cork: bark N H Wolfe, Nickerson, New York; brigs Waitstill, Morse, San Juan; John 8 Gettings, Les seps, Havana. Cld ships Carack, Fales, Havre: Sol Shaw, Boston; Marathon, Pepper, Boston; Viola, Whic- ney, New York; Sp ship’ Modesta, Gelaluert, Barcelona; bark Nevada, Chase, Boston. Towed to sea 8th, ship Lancashire, barks Olive, Rod- | man, brig Marshal Ney, schr Emilia; 11th, barks San Pedro, Morning Star; 12th, ships Quebec, John Currier, | barks Gov Briggs, Achilles, brig Mary Elizabeth, schrs Dorsey, Cohasset, and to the bar bark Ann Rankin; 15th, brigs Meteor, H Mathews, schra NR , Minna Schif- fer; 16th, bark Melissa,’ brig Townsend Jones, schrs T Pearson, S Hotchkiss; 42d, snip Viola, bark Dilius, echr J Truman; 23d, bark Gen Jesu , schr Maria Laurie Julia; 24th, brig Marseilles; 25th, ship Parthenian, bark Mary Ann, brig Kite; 26th ships Louisa, Enoch French: 27tu, Catalina. Towed to sea, no date, ships Columbia, Lemuel Dyer, Chatham, barks William and Elizabeth, British Princess, Scotland, Avoff, Karama, brig Wheeler, schr Ophir; and to the bar, ro date, ships Crown, Westmore- | land, barks Enrico, Mayflower, schr North Wester. NEW HAVEN—Arr April 4, brig Neuvitas, Grifing, Maysguez, PR. EWPORT—Arr April 2, bark John Hinuy, Moses, Pro- vidence for Havana; schr Tarnorce, Parker, Rappahauock for Bangor: Lucinda Jaue, Wall, Providence for Alexan- 8d, brig Rio, Church, Bristol for Havana; schrs el Webster, Prentiss, NYork for NBedford; Frances, ne, Boston for Norfolk; Gazelle, Allen, Bristol for N rk; Charles, Paddieford, Taunton fer Philadelphia; Diadem, Jarvis, Pawtucket for NYork; Philadelphia, Ro- gers, Bristol for do; sloop Victory, Baker, NYork for Pro- vidence. NORFOLK—Arr April 2, schrs C.lumbia, Winslow, N York; Filen Barnes, Dill, Targier for NHaven. Below schrs’ Cgtherine Thomas, Lalley; A L Langfair, Wood- ward; Hendrick Hudson,’ Leet, and R H smith, Norton, } all for NHaven. Cleared brigs Francis Jane, Arecibo ac Carver, Clark, Windies; schr Rebecca Fogg, Bel- cher, Cardenas. Arr Sd schr B Baker jr, Chance, Providence; 4th sehrs W P Williams, Rogers, Boston; Orion, NYork; Ocean Wave, Freeman, do; steamers Aagusta, Smith, Yort Walth- all; William Selden, Hicks, Old Point. PROVIDENCE—Arr April 2, propeller Pelican, Rogers, NYork; 34, schr Pocomac, Ayderotte, Suffolk, Va; sloop Pointer. Fowler, NYork. Below, sloop Sylph. from Ron- dout. Cid 24, bark Byron, Titus, Matanzas. Sid 2d, schrs Lucinda Jane, Wall, Alexandria; Oxford, Chase, Balti- Park Triton, for Apalachicola, went to sea 2d. Arr 4th, eloops J M Parker, Mason, Albany; Sylph Dewey, Kondout for Pawtucket. Sld bark Byron, Titu: Matanzas: «chr Ida Mailler, Liscum, Baltimore, PORTLAND—Arr April 2, sehr L 8 Pond, Crowell N York, Cid brigs Potosi, Silsby, Matanzas; Yankee, Po- land, Carden@®: scbrs DB Barnard, Farnsworth, Havana; Lucy Anu, Lufkin, Cardenas. Arr 4th, brig Martha Kinsman, Talbot. NYork: schrs Olive, Avery, kichmond; Ellen Matilda, Philadelphia for Bangor; Jane & Eliza, Richards, do for Georgeton, SC; Howard, Eldridge. Bucksport for Norfolk; C H Hale, Lin- colnville for New Bedford; Aurora, Millbridge for NYork; Wm Stevens, Machias for do; John & Martha, do for Cc more, uba. SAVANNAH—Arr April 1, schrs Isaac Cohen, Hertz, Hert, Havana; Waterloo, ' Lewis, Portland. Cid, brig Georgiana, Gilchrist, Belfast; schrs J A Sampson, Green, Newburyport: Caylon, Amesbury, Rockport; Virginia, Snow, Philadelphi Passengers Arrived. Asriswatt, &—Steamship Fl Dorado—A W_ Sweet, Capt § Taylor, Mr Domassus, Mr Gonzales, P Etchmendo, J Ashworth, J Gaston, J Baker, J E Ingleand, J Gaben, & W Smith, TH Winnesey, T Stringer, H W Crane, B Stone- burner, H B Towers, HD Poinietto, L Hesse, J F Bogar- 4 us. Port av Prixce—Rark Clara Windsor—Capt Cane of N York; Lynch, of Boston, F X Olivarus, of Mayugues, PR. Savannas—Steamship Florida—B Stilwell, J Brown, H Beller, P Tanor, Daniel Pawls, W Burnham, J B Carmi- chael J Stone, BJ Pomgor, J Hayman, S Smith, M Ra- mor, H Venayns, W A Day Jr, J D Sherwood, Mra Colvin, Mrs Terry, G C Dent and [ady, Miss Mallsin, Mra Hogan, M Welch, lady, two children’ and servant; Mra Wardill, Mrs A Campbell, A W Gabadon, F A Bay, W A Jenkins, Dr Leonard, Dr S M Eliot, A Rogers, R Burnside, T O Walch, Albert Leryay, Geo Gill, (ee Bench, J H Watson, Jr, JM Renbert, A W Craven, ‘JC Martin aud lady, Mra Dewitt, Mr Phillips and two children, Mr Hutchinson, two nurses and child; W A Lucas and lady, Mra S Newman— 117 steerage. Passengers Salled. Liverroot—Steamship Asia—Mre Blitkan, infant and servant, Ireland; Mise Manni Mrs Jones, Penn: Mra Vyse, Va; Mr Mitchell and lady, C Jacob and lady, Penn; Mr'Thoméon and Indy, Miss A Beckhard. Miss Sf Benk- hard, Miss E Benkhard, Miss Allerton, and Mr Benkhard, m; Miss Gordon and Mrs Hughes, Philadelphia; Mr R Norris and lady, do; A F Evans and lady, Miss ET Green- field, man and maid servant, Mr 0 Krupe, Philadalphia; John Lowitz, Mr Gerstte, Napoleon de Sachey, Mexico: Rev J V Henry, Jersey City; Mr Becker, Paria! Mr Westmoreland, T Dixon, Messrs M & A Campero, Hava. na; E Branes, do; J W Jang, Mr Bailliror, F D Tappager, Rev D Chase, Chicago; 8 Norris, Philadelphia; 8 alli van, California; A H yx, B Lawrence, J tes, Phila- delphia: Pecro’ Vilallinga, J Cornat, Mr Pratt, Mr Eve rett, Philadelphia ; Rev G@ W Rooker, lady and two children, Louisville; Mr Dunlop, Virginia; R W James, J F ,Leir, Boston; Miss Gillilan, Sterry, England; Rey W Cook, Rey D Crocker, Miss Sullivan, Miss Haddock, Mr A Duncan and servant, Mr Hodges and lady, Mr Ayres, Mr Greenfield, A Servin, Mexico; A Gilmour, Montreal; Mr J Brown, A Pother, A Matte, F Banker, Mr Barr, Misy J Merilat, Rev G Nugent, Toronto ; W Parker, Eng: A Mack, California, W Bethune, C W; N Nichelis, T d’Em- archi, Mr Moran, Ireland; W Dick, TA Levis, New Or leans, B Larcade, do; J Wilcox, San Francisco ; Mr La- touche and Indy, Canada; J Thomson,California; Mr Mus , Now York: Messrs Brooks and Collinger, Eng: J jacar, France J Walker P Chemende France; Madame fe- chambers. KR Campbell Eng Leon De Pontette Hav; and viens, Tut iv, | Francisco ; bark Zion, Reynolds, Baltimore ; brigs Ne. * QBYERTSIEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ———— OO oNaDSSelDE"ESS wenn ~~ ed every ping tl! his week, at Moy ic delineatio: arm, ur much lame pt members are J. BESSON, Captain. RANA a NIW YORK VOLUNTEERS’ eg Bey Sd coy IN MOPS ATIC y Hall “on Thursday evening, A is particularly onjo sa er B. ‘SHEPARD, Chairman LOVEI, } Seorotaries. Apran J. REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT- ¢ regular monthly meeting of this committoo re it to MY FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC.—I HAVE TO geet ‘a suspension of opinion in the case of the United States 'vs myself, in connection with some transactions, loged to ie fraudulent, in the obtainment of land warrants from thegovernment, until the facts of the case are made known, Ihave solicited a speed: earlicst «ay p sible, when I shall be able to clear mys je nature. of any inputations of a dishonorable nature, | 2 vias trial, to be fixed at the elt Ww YORK AND MONTGOMERY MINING COMPA: ny—A mocting of the stockholders of this com yi pe aid at the oboe, No. 18 Tnsurance Buildin m atroot, ox Thuraday, the volock, P. order ofthe Directors. MALTON, Secretary. nat T.B. Al an: By EXHIBITION SEMLANNUAL CO eon » Will. take place upis of Ottignon’s Gymnas Wednesday @ cer, April 13th. are reqwsted to call this week. ply at tle Gymnasium. mbers wishing ticke' Yor further particulars ap- BY THE on | “| LADY CAN OBTAIN BOARD, HANDSOME FuR- HAY CAvloruad bearoom, in 8 Deivate tamally of cop ‘ar Tompkins aquare, Pay in advance. Ad- Broadway Post office. GENTLEMAN, WIFE A’ joor of house and ‘moderate terms. Address Friend, id locati TO LRT, V1Z.:—A SUIT OF ELEGANT ywly furnished and lighted bedrooms on tho third and fourth of tho first ‘class only, Breakfast if requi Reference exchanged. Also, » base- meat room for an office. Apply at 133 Bleecker street, weet of Broad) FURNISHED ROOM CAN BE HAD, BY A LADY and gentleman, with board for the lady sly, is a small famil, addi F. ad wa . ¥;, Brosdway Fost Office. F boarders in the family. SENGLE GENTLEMAN CAN BE PLEASANTLY accommodated with a widow Indy, having parlor to let and partial board. This is a desirablo' opportunity for one Tiling to pay a fair price, | Location in Second avenue, below Fourth street. Address H. T. H., Herald SMALL ROOM WANTED—WITH OR WITHOUT partial board, by a young man, near Broadway preferred. ‘Address, stating (erms, G., Herald office, OARD WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE FAMILY or boarding house, in or adjacent to the city, for two gentlemen and two ladies. They will require four rooms, with partial board for the gentlemen. References exchanged. Please addross, with particulars, W. W., Herald o OARD WANTED.—A WELL FURNISHED ROOM, for a gentleman and lady, breakfast for the ge 2 only. Pay in advance in liew of reference. Addres ard, Post Office, immediately. OARD WANTED.—ROOMS ON THE SECOND FLOOR, with full board, by a gentleman and wife, with s room | fora maid, in » modern house, between Twenty-third and Bleecker streets, and Fourth and Sixth Address Myrick, Herald office. avenues. HE WIFTH ANNUAL DINNER OF THE AMERICAN Dranatio Fund Association will take place AT THE ASTOR HOUSE, N MONDAY APRIL II, I! Pi of tick of tho Astor House. S53, ‘$5; to be purchased only at the office ‘The amociation will be aided on the occasion, by the ‘Hor. Ogden Hoffma: Hon. John McKeon, J, Preseott 8. Draper, Esq. Jaw '. Brady, . J. G. Gilbert, Esq., 8. J. Tilden, Esq., G. H. Barrett, Esq. Ditair on table at lx o'clock inner On table six o'clock. i BINS, President Am. D. F. A. FCW HE PUBLIC ARE CAUTIONED AGAINST NEG ating two £500 Bank of Enc ich have bi Obtained by forgery, Nos, 49,500 13th, 1862, “Any infor IC B negotiati ED AG. made by the subscriber, 3, for five hundeed dollars, at four montha ‘and payment stopped. S. 8, REILLY OTICE,—THOMAS, BROTH manufacturers of carton pierre. the attention of architects: stock of carton pierre. assortment of designs for interior decorations of salvo parlors, &e., &c,..n great variety of bosaces, interior and terior, trusses, friezes, caps, columns, pilasters, &c. NION COMPANY.—AN ADJOURNED MEETING the shareholders of the Union Company will be held Thured: way, room No. 30, to their invaln By order. INST RECETY have on hand a great ns, ex. OF on April 7th, at 4 o'clock P. M., at No. 289 Broad- or. JOSEPH HEGEMAN, President. T THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF PETER son Engine Co. No. 15, held at their engine house, Shr; Ch i resolutions were unanimously adopted — 49 tie street, on Monday evening, April 4, 1853, the follow- | esolved, That the thanks of the company bo, and hereb; are, tendered to Charles White, of 49 Bowery, for the beauti* fal signal presented to us by him, Resolved, That the thanks of the compan: dered to the New York Bible Society, they presented to us. Resolved, Thi Sun, Herald and Firemen's Journal. GEORGE L, GREEN, Foreman Epwarp J. Kyron, Secreta OWARD ENGINE 'OMPANY NO. —AT @ also ten- for the handsome Bible at the above resolutions be published in the A RE- aftinr monthly meeting of Howard Engine Company No. 34, held on Monday evening, April 4, 1853, the followfug preamble and resolutions were unanimously adopted:— Whereas, The New York Bible Society has presented this company a beautiful copy of the Holy Resolved, ‘That we tender to the New Y to Bible. Therefore, ‘ork Bible Society our sineere thanks for this Christian offering, and assure t! officers and members that we duly appreciate the kind mo- tives that dictated it Resolved, T! Herald and Firemen’s Journal. the above be published in the New York CHARLES MILLER, Foreman. Joun Macx, Seoretary. OWARD ENGINE COMPANY } EFisz Bonthly mocting of Howard Engine No. 34, held on Monday evening, April 4th, the were unanimo adopted :— 4 AT ARE Sor pan: following Resolved, That the thanks of this company be tendered to Mr. Banvard, for his kindness in presonting us with tick: Geora: Resolved, As we we exhibition, we would e: public to witness it while it reinains in the cit Jou Mack, Secretary. highly pleased with the beauti mestly a ets ‘fal ¢ our friends and the CHARLES MILLER, Foreman, THE TRADES, &C. ‘AT A MEETING OF THE COMPOSITORS EMPLOYED ional Dem he following in the office of the True it and Mo: ing Star, held April 6, 1853, unanimously adopted:— Resolved, That we tende rn- lution was our thanks to C. C. Childs, Esq., Proprietor ‘of the True National Democrat and Morning Star, for the prompt manner in which he has acceded to the senlé of prices adopted by the Printers, Union April 2, 1430, K. BARTLETT, C! Wm. H. DUNHAM, 2 scoretarie $ 8. Joun McNau GARDENER WANTED—FOR ONE MONTH OR | lant trees, &e.. and longer, two miles from the city, to irman. arrange a new place. A man that can build fences, and work in # garden preferred. Inqure at No. 28 John street. J. B. WILKINSON, \ OTICE.—GARD) MMED R THE SE TRI F son, gardens laid out in the neatest style, trees set out, ge and lemon trees g1 parlor plants trimn places, 165 Spring street, 44 34 Rutgers street, corner of Madison, will be promptly tended to by M. C. Gardner, 134 Elizabeth street. lar bred gardener. ted, greenhouse plants and Orders left at the follows ‘udson street, 37 Delancey, a1 A. la: ing nd at Isa regu- OTICE.—THE PATTERN MAKERS wrights of the city of New York and vicinity are apectfull corner o: April 8, » of the t Grand and Elizabeth stree le. D MILL- re- invited to meet at the Fourteenth Ward Hotel, , next Friday evening, t 8 o'clock, to take into consideration the present cr ATTERN MAKER—WANTED, A JOB OF WORK, By hi 4 first class pattern ma’ draughtsman, and mac! nist. Address Pattern Maker, Broadway Post Office. || dollars por week. OARD WANTED—WANTED, FOR A GENTLEMAN a Ia: furnished fro! 1 tached, witl han six or eight other None but Americans Address American, OARD WANTED—A FRONT ROOM AND BEDROOM. on the second floor, unfurnished, with board for a ge tleman and wife, ins private family in Brooklyn, withi: and Atlantic ferrie: X. W., Herald office, Locations be- ‘Ad- Re- - | Bee WANTED—IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, BY A Indy, who would furnish her own room, | tween Pringe and Franklin strects, wost of Broadway. | dress A, I, My, Broadway Post Office, for three day: | ferences exchanged, | OARD WANTED—BY A LADY, WHO DESIRES A small bedroom to herself. Terms not to exoced three Good reference given, Address Annie, Broadway Post Office. ATLY FURNISHED ROOM, . by ayonng gentleman and his near the Sixth or Fighth Avenue Rs rr ermanent arrangement would be made with a plain private family, who have few or no board ers. Possession about first of May. Unexceptionable refer. encegiven, Address C Herald office. OARD WANTED—-IN A RESPECTABLE, QUIET pard of the city, with a widow preferred, for a lady. ‘Terms not to exceed $3 per week. Address “Molfi,” Chat ham Square Pest Office. OARD WANTED.—WANTED, BY A YOUN * small room, with beard, in s private family, there aro none or few boarders. Torms moderate; lo: jemear City Hall. Address A. Z., Herald office. OARD WANTED—BY A WIDOW LADY, IN A mall private family, where there are no other boarders, and where the comforts of a home may be found: between Broome and Fourteenth streets preferred. Board paid in advance. Addrers M. B., Union square Post Office. OARDING.—A FRW TRANSIENT BOARDERS CAN be furnished with pleasant rooms and board, at one dollar per day, until the Ist of May next, at 54 Barclay street, opposite College place. To merchants and others, preferring the comforts of a private boarding house to a otel, this will be & desirable opportunity. OARD WANTED—A vith board, is wante: MAN, where ation OARDING.—A PARLOR AND BEDROOM, UNFU! nished, on the second floor front, with full or board for a gentleman and wife, or two gentlemen, in sant house, in Montgomery streot, near East Broadw: with privileges of bath, &c. Address W. Herald offic OARDING.—TWO SPACIOUS ROOMS AND A BED- room, on the second floor, to let, with board. Location in the Tonth ward, and nearGrand strect. Reference given quired. Addreat jerald office. ‘0 LARGE PARLORS AND BED- family. fo. 1 Irving corner of w, with the modern im- OARDING.—A FRONT PARLOR AND BEDROOM on the second floor, unfurnished, (which will be vacated on the 6th instant.) to let with board, at 52 East Sixteenth also a back parlor and bedroom furnished, on the . Both suite of rooms supplied with gas and Cro- hot and cold. OARDING—A FRONT PARLOR, WITH BEDROOM ‘and pantry adjoining, also several large rooms, suital for gentlemen eke tial board, a! gle gen- tlemen, without board. 1 nt bonrd $1 50 por day; sin- gle rooms, without board, 4s. per day. 347 Broadw: OARDI FAMILIES, WITHOUT CHILDREN, OR ingle gontlomen, wishing suits of rooms, or single ones, can be accommodated in a house in S ‘8 place, which has all the modern improvements. Will be ready on the last week of April. Apply at No. 2 Union OARDING.—A SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE FIRST floor, and parlor and bedroom on the second, may be obtained in the new and elogant brown stone block, Nos. 49 and 51 West Twenty-second street, botween Fifth and Sixth avenues. The location is desirable gs regards health, and its contiguity tothe Crystal Palace and to both railroad and ombibuses; also, from Ist of May, suite of apartments and an office, suitable for » physician. being a good location. OARDING—AT NO. 106,WAVERLEY PLACE, FIFTH door west of Washington square; a very pleasant front Toom, with bedroom connecting, t ly and gentleman, or two single tlemen. Can be had immediately, or about Tstat May. Bath, with shower, hot and cold water, &e. OARDING.—ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN AND their wives, also one or two single gontlemen, can be accommodated with pleasant rooms, on second and third floors, with foll or partial board, in a small private family, Location desirable, and convenient to South and Fulton ferry stage rontes and Eighth avenue cars. Apply at 203 West Fifteenth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, OARDING—A FEW GENTLEMEN OF RESPECTA bilfty, who wish the comforts of a home, with elegant suits of rooms (new and handsome furniture) in a first class private honse up town, handsomely located, with all the modorn improvements, can be accomodated, by addressing Home, Herald office. ESOLVED, THAT THE NEW YORK Trade Society do not recognize the man that put an ad. vertisement in the Sun newspaper of the ith April, ad. dressed to the boss gilders, an: sociation. Ropert Mi HEET IRON WORKERS.—WANTED—) SD immediatety, to whom ment will be given. Apply to Green Point, Williamsburg. sign DAVIS, President Secretas ir wag Franc! Member of tho As To jon ships iths of this city are requested to meet at t Seventh Ward Hotel, Madison strect, on Saturday evening, HORE SHIPSMITHS.—THE 'LONGSHORE he 9th instant, at 8 o'clock, when business of great importance will be laid before them. 1 THE BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS OF or held at 1 that the difterent book and joh 6: point a committee of three, to conom tees to rovive the prosent scale of pri on Thursday evening, April 7, at seven o'clock will please be prompt in the appointment of their At amecting of the hook and job compositi lag comm gat ES, President J. KENT, Vice President. J. W. Rowan, Secretary © BLACKING AND INK MANUFACTURE Wanted, « situation as foreman, by a person fully petent to carry on and make it a profitable busin one of the best manu turers of the a United States, Address. note to BL facturer, Herald office. many Hall on Toosday evening, it was resolve oated to ap- w at Tammany Hall, Offices O8. ing and Ink Manu- 10 CARPENTERS.—WANTED, EIGUT GOOD CAR. penters, with full chests of tools. Hanover stro: None others need et. OARDING.—A HANDSOME FRONT PARLOR TO let, unfurnished, suitablo fora physician, with or with out board, or a gentleman and his wife, with board; like- wise # few single gentlemon can be well accommodated with Voard and rooms, by applying, immediately, at 33 Forsyth eed, nese Wal Not removing in M OARD—IN A QUIET, CHRISTIAN PAMILY, an unmarried lady. ‘A family of domestic tending babits desired.“ No objections to a short dia thevountry. Reference given. Address B, T., Broadway Post Offies: OARD.—A PRIVATE FAMILY IN BOND STREET, have two furnished parlors on the eecond floor, with bedrooms and closets attached, which they would let to two single gentlemen, with or without partial board, Bath and gas in thehouse. No other boarders. No removal on first af Mar, Cnexceptionable references given and required. Ad 0} ANTED, with breakfast ildren, in a private Location near S$ as rin some respectable street, west side. Refor- Address J. F. Ever, Herald office, stating terms. OARD—A PLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BED" room attached, suitable for a man and his wife, or a ingle gentlemen. Also, a few other rooms, Board can be obtained by the day. Dinner hour from one to two, and from three to four. 113 Leonard street, eart ride Broadway AN OBTAIN VERY and tea, and dinner on verly place, References exchanged. OARD—WITH PLEASANT ROOMS, IN CLINTON place, after 30th inst. For particulars, address Mrs. M., box 406 Post Office. apply. Apply to Mr. HAMILTON, AILORS* CUSTOM-WORK WANT No. 31 Marion street, where a company of French t lors respectfully solicit the orders of merchant. tailors making pantaloons and vests, which thoy will execut the best possible manner, promptly, and on reas terms. Also, good girls wanted for the above bi None but the best hands need apply. —IN THE STORE for in (T° MERCHANT. TAILORS AND CLOTITERS Wanted, 9 sitnation, by a as cutter or eulesin generally useful to his employer. Wages no object whatey Would go to the country. Good reference given. | Apply two days, to H. D. W., "No. 111 Hester street, second Young man, (just left place) who would be willing to make himscif er. for oor. (0 MAHOGANY AND LUMBER MERCHANTS —A respectable man, having had twenty years experience mahogany and lumber lerk or salesman He is w competent ju business, Wishes an engazement ¢ of mahogany, sewood, and the other finer kinds of wood, and of laying them out for the saw mille; ja @ correct accountant, and would devote his time to the interest of his employer. Hasno objection to go to any part of the Union, Expectations mo- derate, and unexceptionable references given. Please ad- dress A, M. R., Herald office 10 PIANOFORTE MAKERS.—WANTED, TO GO OUT of tho city, one keymaker, one top ‘a man to veneer legs and small work, and two casomakers. To good workmen steady employm Inquire of William willbe given OARD WANTED—FOR A GPNTLEMAN AND IIIS wife, and two or three single persons. A parlor and bedroom, ‘and two or thre single rooms, will be required. ocation must be between Fourtesnth and Twenty-third 4 Fourth and Tenth avenues, Address, imine- office, streets, an diately, J. OARD WANTED—BY A G vate family, with breakfast Gays. References given, Addre: Office, stating location and terms. \TLEMAN, IN A PRI tea and dinner on Sun- pre-paid, box 1,001 Post OARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS, CONSISTING OF an entire second floor, to be let, together or separately; very excellent closets; i fe quiet, andin an ex; cellent neighborhood Vaths, we., and ve easy of access to cn Apply at 0) Jane ‘ BROOKLYN.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE board, with handsome room on second floor, ina very desirable location. Apply at No. 133 Dutlield street, near Fulton avonue, OARD IN BROOKLYN.—HANDSOME ROOMS, ON- the second floor, suitable for parlors, with small rooms tached. Also, an elegant parlor, with on the first floor, unfurnished. May be in a beautiful situation, within Ke ‘ilton and Montagne ferries, Gas Apply at 170 Washington street, Brooklyn. ‘ANTED—A FIRST RATE DIF CUTTER, TO WHOM ood rages and stondy employment will be given. Ap ply to POTTER & DROWN, 170 broad ay. ANTED—FOUR SILVER a short distance in the country, Inquire at M, DAVID. ONE THAT U dapply, Inquire at Py te WELCH. JANTED—AN ENGRAVER; John street, in the rear. ANTED-IMMEDIATELY, A PIRST RATE CUSTOM To it situation will R. The best of hy entter, None but such need ap} iy enco will be required ay to eapability and one who suits, a good salary and permai he given. Apply at 221 Washington street, Barclay ‘acter. corner SPOON MAKERS, TO GO 16 Liberty irs of ANTED—FIFTY GOOD STONE MASONS TO GO tothe Isthmus of Pana: will be paid to first rate men go free to the wor For further information inquire at the office of M. C, Stoi 92 Warren street, New Yor! SI per day and board rk. ty, ‘OOL—WANTED, A SITUATION, AS A CLASSER wool, or to of a sorting room, by an ex} perienced wool sorte nde both cloth and worsted wools, a. adress wool sorter, Utiem, N REWARDS NE CENT REWARD.—WALKED AWAY, TOO ry torun, on the dth inat., William MoCord, dentured apprentice, This is to forbid all Tim, ne they will be dentt with ac MeGUCKIN, 15 Nata avenva, Poa + or Pas M OARD IN BROOKLYN WANTED.—A SINGLE GEN tleman, of quiet habits, wishes to obtain a single room, with partial board, ina genteel private family or boarding house, Location near one of tho ferries, with = view over the bay. Please address Murray, Herald office. OARD IN BROOKLYN—BOARD WANTED, IN A pleasont location, in Brooklyn, by a family of four per- gone, Apply at 105 Maiden Inge, OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO SINGLE GEN- JD tiemsn, or gentleman and his wife, can be accommo. dated with rooms, delightfully situated, ip the stone house, No. 397 Henry street, South Brooklyn, ‘within fivo minutes waik of the Hamilton ferry, or ten of the 8 ferry. OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN.—TWO OR THREE gentlemen can he accommo ith very good rooms iview of river I'private tamfly, with either full oF partial board, terms moderate,) at No, do Degraw street Brooklyn, Hamilton ferry, frst house from the river, and two minutes walk from the ferry. Personal application, > . OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A GENTLEMAN wife. in & family or hotel where thoro are hut few boarders ; location. preferred at Staten Io! or Bergen Point, or within a half hour's ride or sail o1 city, Ad. dress W. H. HL, box 247 Post Office. OBOKEN—NEAR THE FERRY.—GENTEEL FUR rished apartments, with board, bath room, &e., cor. ner of Hudson and First streets, GRAND-VAL'S PRIVATE BOARDING boys, Hudson terrace, Hoboken, N. J. ommences on the 2d of May. Pupil aS go without extra charge. to $200, for ® full course of classiont, st nuata, aad hy Wranohes nas drawing, An.ING AMD LODGING, Se RIVATE BOARD.— ing » large doublo RIVATE FAMILI apie room, farniahed, w} and ten and dinner on Sundays. Sddresn ars, Otto, Herald office. gs OOMS—TWO GENTLEMEN WISH A PARLOR AX. Rektoon ei packets pelente foaniy, where the ir between Sixth and Third avenves, Bathe requited. a aes. Address GH. B., box 2,997 Post Office. vi NTLEMEN CAN BB easant location, ia Fifteenth with breakfast and tea, om Dath, e, = ee anti ist By, ot Walker aa ic. Inquire, un! vs Rome D BREGREASS A Shy arta A SINGLE * abe Torms moderate.” Addvees Hill, Herald Gihcer TATEN ISLAND BOARD.—PLEASANT ROOMS WITH board, in a genteel cottage, at Clifton, within five mi- nutes waik of the landing, can be had for s gentleman and his wife, and two single gs en, Good req ‘Apply by note to box 3,012 New York Post Office. HREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN FIND PLEA- sant rooms, in the neighborhood ote Ce break- ni m1 fast and te: id dit Sundays per week cao Pleas e addre }, with real nai inion Square Post Office. WO PLEASANT AND HANDSOMELY FURNISHED bodrooms for gentlomen, with or withont breakfast, Broadway. can be had by applying to John Woram, No. 562 References exchanged. ished, without board ly, in the upper part of the city, and near Broadway. Address House, Broadway Post Oftice. a ANTED—BOARD FROM THE 18ST MAY, IN A private faraily, or whege there are but few boarder, where he can enjoy the comforte of a home, by a young mi Terms moderate; location between Ninth and Eizhteenth treets, and Fourth and Sixth avenues. Addr = Ae Broadway, for thi 8, ‘WANTED—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AN! room, with board, for a family of four per: of Broadwi ove Broome street, Addro 84 Bleeck 5 WANIED-BY A RESPECTABLE FRENCH LADY, board for herself and child one year old, and a nurse, in a respectable D BED- west a note te ee pera family, with & room on the first or second floor, with all the modern improvements, and in @ healthy locality. ment weekly in advance. References exchatiged. Address J. 1.., Herald office, for threo days. HORSES, CARRIAGHS, dr OR SALE~A GOOD SECOND HAND ROCK. wagon ; also, alight wagon and pole, but little used. Offered on account of the death of the own Apply te SAMUEL LYON, 57 Market streot, corner of Monroe. OR SALE CHEAP—A SECOND HAND TOP WAGON, in good order. Inquire at Metropolitan Stables, corner of Prince and Crosby streets, OR SA AWAY E—THE CELEBRATED FAST PACING mare Lady Bevens, to close the estate of the late Wm. Madden. 1 seen at Gillespie & Carlisle's stables, 1:6 and 1:7 East Broadway, where full particulars will be givea. NORMAN COOK, Executor. OR SALE—A FINE BAY HORSE, 16 HANDS HIGH, kind in double and single harness—a good family oF Uoetor's horse—will stand in the stroot without tying. Apply at 19 Prince street, between the hours of ten and twelve o'clock. OR SALE—A BAY HORSE, SIXTEEN HANDS HIGH, _ Seven years old, perfectly kind, and will go in double or single harness; he is warranted sound in overy respect, Also, a pair of matched brown horses, five and six yer with'a rockaway to seat four, with pol sold low, as the ow: versity place, opposite Washingt. Fourth street, in the alley len stable on left side of No. 1, or a OR SALE—A GRAY HORSE, HA) with shifting top; the gig and harnoi the horse is pony built, seven years old, 1 warranted perfeetly sound and kind in harness e—ho orunder and anoble animal, and suited for ny purpose thata first rate horse is roqnired, Can be seen at $14 Broadway. ‘\G BAY HORSE, SIx fast traveller, perfect in - piiltc. alight, fancy phamton. *, ing top, pole and shafts, and'plated with i Apply at the stable, 72 Eighth street, near ue. OR SALE—A VERY STYLISH BLOOD BAY HORSE, 15}4 hands high, six years old, sound and kind in single le harn¢ For particulars inquire of W. E. & 8. No, 463 Sixth avonuo, corner of Twenty-Eighth street. Re SALE—A HORSE, LIGHT WAGON, AND HAR- nese; the horse is a fast trotter, souad, and stylish tion; will be sold separate or together, and will be sold low if applied for soon. Can be scen at the stable in Hoyt street, between Atlantic and Pacific streets, Brooklyn. ‘ORSE FOR SALE.—A DARK GRAY HORSE, A LIT- tle over sixteen hands high, perfectly king in single oe double harness. be seen at the stable, No. 125 Eighth street, near Sixth avenue. ‘ORSES FOR SALE—A SPLENDID PAIR OF MATCH- ed bright bay Morgan carriage horses will be sold I if applied ee 800) st owner sail @ Franklin, Saturday. Inquire at W! LARD'S stables, Morcor stroste oR, AND BUGGY WANTED.—ANY GENTLEMAN i q | having these article in good order, may hear of @ cash buyer by addressing low. Horso must be sound and fast, and buggy must have a top. Address L. E., box 24 ‘oat Office. AIR OF FAMILY HORSES WANTED.—ANY GENTLE- man wishing to dispose of a pair of horses adapted to the above use, which he can warrant sound, kind and safe, may hear of a purchaser by addressing J. B., Herald office. ONY, CARRIAGES, AND HARNESS FOR SALE.—A beautiful English pony, suitable for children ; ano} carriage, for one or two horses; a light wagon, Godwin's make ; and two sets silver plated double, and one set single harness. Inquire at 47 Columbia street, Brooklyn, ELLING OFF.—THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVING AS- sociated himself with the Globe Manufacturing Compa- ny, will sell his remaining stock of carriages at reduced rates. 8. H, BISHOP, Beardsley’s old stand, 32 Canal st. Wanted. a man to work in the repository; also good body maker and wheelwright. yagon WANTED. HIGHT: TROUELN G WAGON, either new or bu je used. i 4 tion and pricey Walker, Herald office, o' StViNs deserip ANTED—A ROAD HORSE, OF GOOD SIZE _AND speed, and a stylish driver. Must he sound, and kind in harness’ and under the saddle, Address box 419 Post Office, description and price, TANTED TO PURCHASE—A NEW OR SECOND hand express wagon, but little used. Address, with particulars, California, Metropolitan Hotel. 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