The New York Herald Newspaper, April 12, 1853, Page 8

aE —=" Personal Intelligence. Co; CM Smith, master; ( TBtrong, | ae cee ie rete tei eer Coraline, ‘the for NYork ldg; Duteh ae ex Goperner Bay of wigan Ben, Detect A | seetant taest: Mie’ Phiettiphie, Waa Thompeca, | Go'do; Bdouard, De Boot de dot Godan, on, or H the journeyman tin plate workers ree! ‘Thompeon, Virginia; Captain U.S Army ; & ‘ARRIVED. | soon;' Allda, for do Ig: Ida Wiebbins, Fynn, do do; ta Now York, Brookiya, ond Williamsburg, was held D. King. late Surveyor of California; Commander | Steamship Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah, 62 hours, to@ _ Hoop & Verwachting, boa, So do. ? afternece, at No. 274 Grand street, New York, Glynn, U. 8. Navy. LMitebill | spo geennane ee ae acnamneeate, Pike, te the call of a.commities. It was very ree- Naval In sae ee pse, 8 H . do do: eign Atalnya, Nach, do do: Phedix (aes? Mr. Jones, of Brockiya, wad called The United moor, E.F.Olm- | $505 ship South Careline’ ata | for do; schr Clare’ Borges (Chilian), for New and Mr. Small acted as secretary to the stead, commanding, arrived at on Friday, from Ship St Denis (pkt), Follansbee, | Orleans do, and others as before. Cid previous to 26th, fec the German members Washington, with cafe and. guna fie: the ‘Usl States | 338 passongerr, barks Martha Allen, Burdett, aud Rhone, Carlisle, NOr- properly ranked among ship 88, spoke ship ikotenth. bee bound Jeans; brigs BT Martin, French, do; Truxillo, Multigan, Aa Rene pointy g A Court Calendar—This Day. Reery yids nad some Gurice the whole ‘as | S br iowse—Arr Feb 23, achrs Julia Frances, Wotten, Variable) now given, and devising some means of Unrrap Stara Derrascs Covat.—Noe. to 40, 42 to 45, Ship New World (Qi), aight, Liverpool, March 1, | Martinique (and ela 25th for Turks Island); 208 ee | be me ad m—and dy its uniform advocac: ry ane Lng eg re 7 Scag fos. 62, 63, 65, 67, 08, | with 7o7 " | Minturn & Co. Thura: Gate, Brightm rrr eh jue (and | for which they bad | Pihts and privileges, is eminently enti py ee RE 40s, | day, Sth, ot 6 PM, 244 miles E of Sandy Hook, aaw Hir , Turks Inland); bth, Bloomer, Brinn Ei ‘equalization of rene Count Cimcurr.—Nos. 402, 482, 460, 495, 406, | steamship Aria, hence for Liverpoot. { aid 12th for Guaganie); 7th, Jule Ane, Simmons, Mart! and the necessity which ex Resolved, That the cause of universal education is, 497, 409 to 60234, 504 to 508. Shi mhattan (pkt Peabody Liverpool, 45 days, | Bique (and sld 10th for Turks Island): | > aly 3 ror the formation of a “Trade Protective Union." | © t\to be, an object of paramount importance Common Pumas —Part First.—Nos. 660, 517, 658, 661, | ith boo parcengors Pee pened: Ligerctl, 45 days,” Styron, Parbadoes (and ald 10th for Piymonth, NC). 5 ad sie taeaaain: eanneet ‘We believe it to be the duty of the State of New | 684 to 692, 699. 700. Part Second.—Nos. a ae 46 20, lon 20, paised a wreck wat ieee Tere Macecieme, Pope (from Janeiro), NOr- ‘Catalogues now ready, and may beob; repu' ovide, by judicious legisiation, the means of P It was moved that each member | rm, f° eng Jeary child. within, her limit a joining the propared Union poy the sum of ope dollar per | aiove all, that the performance 0 month, for three months intu the funds, and twenty-five | should not be thwarted, on th cents month after that time. Mr. urston recom: | rance of sectarianism, nor, on tl Surgnion Court, (two branches.)—Nos. pe? Ne is aun: 20, 83, 17, 299, 245, 247, 251" S02, 6 256, 268, | ¢ with masts gone, supposed s 15 ope Shor 68, a5, ok, OL Be ane, Dre! are, | fOreyard, and received damage in sails. 277, 278, 279; 280, 281, 282, 28, 284, 246,288, 280, bo, -' | | Sip, Henry Clay (kt), "Caulkins,, Liverpool, Feb 25, S4n Juan (Cuba)—In port March 27 bark Elizabeth, Strout, for NYork 6 days. Tatcauvano—Arr about Jan 1, ship Remittance, Moo- N00. igh and sacre nd, by the intempe- by those mischievous injory, to bring it tained tthe ‘stor Fulton, corner of Orange street, | a 4 Brocktya. ‘Thuredsy, April 28 ousehsid: faraivere, ae a8 roo) Myrtle avenue, Broo! horeaft | — sts Phat Sed k, i ny ——— 5: | ers, London June 17, for San Franci: UTTER, PEPPER SAUCE, SEGARS, 4C., AT AUC- Sete putrment aa moto ata | Siig ah ky ota eee iii Tn), Hao rr, tayo | enn ne fn rs Lea Coed The revolution was afterwards carried. pe etiam oh pay, ero the bread niger pPETADELERLA, Apel LL—Raported by Keen & Terloy.—- | Bark Ala (of Provincetown), Remington, Shanghae, 16 | BALTIMORE Arr April 0 a, 10, schra, looming | Yard. excuse tonp, transparent ‘afey dts, pavpereanoe, | fourth reso! yoramit- Board—! 4 ; _ h le q » Cl 5 4 utter, preserv: vol CO, }, SOgars, Saree memcaeniaie watt» ten ctaek that comaale: | THe ort smecay Ue ctea actully foe tae tasetenet | a Songs VIBES LantGR Oar TU eng: BOOT BOs, 7, | CNIS Rat ee ee a Setatol, E68 days, 10 | RARE RCRA Deno Mae elie: Sar hitb fort. | brandis wee ein run Ao. by pie or Gomiueha { Upor the rates paid. ine’ further action of the meoting | their candidate, as well ki car, 1m: 100 do, 1193 ; 6800 do, 120; 3000 Camden and | s Crooks. fear i westerly galesfrom fon 28 land, Me; James ish, Neal, NYork; florida, Kelly, - CARTER, Auctioneer, I ‘ erat. And the attempt no’ made to divide cocered this resolution. A resolution was proposed, that | {780i iie'democratic party. “ys i tion im consequence of the unprecedented rise in the price of | 454 imp y. ee Seeetign Se eae provisions, rents, and necessaries, an advance of fifteeo | nents and perso vot Charles Fink, per cent be demanded. _ Kesolved, That the democracy of this city and State, Mr. Purt would cail he attention of the meeting to the | is shown by the enactment by democratic Sm port duties now paid upon manufactured articles; it | household and homestead swas only thirty per cent, and if fifteem per cent had Deen invariably added for wages it woul@not be in the power of the bus-es to have a home manufacture at all. fe ahip Condor, of | Boston; Maria, Blissett, NYork; Pawnee, Millner, do. apes A Railroad, 6’s, 83, 99; 1000 Spring Garden 6's, | to Jon 65, split sails, ko. Feb 28, on tb es Sun Wie Dae ton Tor Havie; had ex- | Cla 9th, barks Linwood,’ Martin, ‘San Francisco; Ualon, "76, 10834: 27 shares Susquehannagq Canal, 153; 750 | Wiscasset, 21 days from Charleston ‘ do Morrie Canal, bwn, 22%; 50do, b5wn, 2214; 60 do, | changed signals’ that day with ship Meridian, of Boston, Kendrick; Boston; schrs Julia A Rich, Snow, West Indies; down. 229¢: 60 do, biwn, 2274; 500 do, cash, 224; 150d, | then in sight, standing ESE: 7th inst lat 40, lon 67 40, | Aurora 8, Martin, Charleston; West Wind, Burnett, Ware: | 95 23 Teido, BG Sais; U0 Lees Tage 1054; 4 | passed ship Meteor. steering SW; 4th inst, lst'4l, lon 65, Lehigh Nay, 7334; 108 do, 74; 28 do, 74%; 100 Schuy Nav | saw an Am steamship steering F (Baltic, hence for Liver- reieired, cosh, 3174; 16 Penna RR, 511: 50.N American | Hoot), ~ insurance. 1532; 13 Farmers’ and Mec Bank, 75,1 Mecha- | P°h.\y Harriet Spalding (of Rockland), Spalding, Paler- the mnasses tending th et tas | mies’ Bank, 33° 6 Philadeluhia Rank, 143%. Between | mo, 54 days, to Chamberlain, Robinson & Co, “March 9, Wier s good deal of discussion, im which Mr. Hinds, Mr. | lation, and whenever any contest arises in which the sohool | Boards—$4C00 Lehigh 6'a, °70, b5, 984g; 326268 Penns | Int'41 10, lon 46 24, experienced a severe gale from | town, SC, sehr Ann Denman, Conrey. N¥o Nood, Mr. Thurston aud the Chairman took part, a com- oy orany other questions may be s legitimate issue, | 5's, 8 963i; 6344 57 do. ’64, 963{; $000 do, '65, 96%; | WSW, in which lost foresail and foretepmast staysail, waa BOSTON—Arr April 9, schrs Mercy Taylor, Nickerson, ment ¢ i le. amittee wow sppoisied to compare the list of prices now ma oag lh 19 Nay Ro tladher ion slew one that | 2000 U 8 6's, '67, 120; 200 shs Morris Canal 23; 50do, 65, | boarded by a heavy tea, swept away jib and flying ie: Beeteneed | Oae Apsley, Hoeerrage BH Horton, | morning of sal ham, Ree ( era BANGOR—Are April, briga Alston, Mitchell Matan- | plush "do. vav via Frankfort; Miizabeth, Emery, Matanzas; 8th, sor Ellen Matilda, Wells, Philadelphia. 7 ° BATH—Are April 6, brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, George- apenas, Sancti rk, each epresented, acd i# the highest were {open opponents, | 23: 100do, 28. Second Board—$2000 Reading KR, 6's, '70, | hoom, foretopgallant maxt, with sails and rigging Horton, Tangie Jones, New York ; 10th, mer tr to endeavor 10 biing those lower up to that rauge, 60 hinations of our secret euemins, disguinesite | 82%; 5000 do, s5 89%; 3000do, 89; 200 City RR'G's, '77, | HS has experienced ccatiaual gales from the westward, | bark Celestina, Taylor, Baltimore ; brig Acorn, Coombs, FP, COLTON, AUCTION DER, - a standard. seraae a tare Cotes Yoon on Bom 3; 500 Cam id Amboy RE 6's, '83, 99; 6000'Ten- Philadelphia ; schr State of Maine,’ Mossman, Charleston every description of hoasehol that all ehould attain the one « . After a con- . to be equal, and just, and right 100%; 500 Camden and Amboy 8, '83, 99; 6000 and has suffered badly in sails and rigging. lelphia ; sehr § pe orice ah + | sloths, plorelesecs, &c., this day siderable recess the cc mittee reported that in Mr. Mus- Resolved, That the ‘recent unusual enhancement of the | nessee Ccupon 8's, 95; 580 schuyl Nav 6's, ’82, 82; 300 Brig Delphin (Dan), Juhl, Buenos Ayres, 83 days, to | Cld 9th, brigs Chicopee, Fmery, Philadelphia ; Wm Pitt, | Ciorhs, Pier classes, &e., this a wrave's bop fair price- were paid, but that Mr. Hodgett’s | expenses of living justifies the movements now being made | Yenna 6's, 96%; 2000 Phila and Sunbury RR 7's, 9; 690 | Punch & Meincke. Baxter, do ; schre Joshua H Davis, Small, Aux Cayes ; S| guicction of parlor, dining room snd. bedroom scale was much lover Mears. Pitt, Ganne, b hous the eo mechanical and laboring | | ehigh 6's, °70, 9834: 200 Kensington 6's, ’78, 9634; 40 Schr Sea Bird, Bulerwell, Doboy Island, Ga, 9 days. A Rowe, Studley, Philadelphia ; Excel, Crowell, New York. | comprising sofas and couches, divans and ottomans, ard. Fgleton, Small, ard Michel, were appoint com- meen Penna RR, b4, 6134; 62 do, 6134; 300 shs Morris Canal, bd, Schr Virginia Griffiths, Plummer, Charleston, 3 days. Sid 9th, steamer City of Boston ; ships Daniel Webster, | ny chai o card, dining and oxt 8, ; mittee for the purpo-e of arganging the list of prices now 23; 100 do, bown, 23; 10 Harrisburg RR, 54;° 60 Susque Schr Loniaa Gray, Sharp, Ocracoke, NC. 4 days. Loo Choo ; barks Etlwan, A Houghton; brigs Paulin: ‘paid, and report what increase, if any, is needed. Com- 1m ified app: Canal, 1534; 60 Union Canal, b5,15%. After Board—1500 Schr Henry Cole. Hazleton, Newbern, 3 days. Budget, Sylvina, Geo F Williams, B Cashing, Clement , Biles tetieitar lb o'ciedk this moring they cordially approve of the principl Phila and Sunbury RR 1's, ji: 100 Taland RR, 19%; | Schr Antares, Taylor, Newbera, 4 days” sobre Emme V, Joshua H Davia,” and in the evening, in | istom rookers table “for tho trade, sess the presont national administration, as foreshadowed by the | 250 do, in lots, bb, 1034: 100 shs Morris Canal, b6, 22% ; Schr F Merrin, Thomas, Georgetown, 4 day: tow of the RB Forbes, ship Queen of Clippers; 10th, | Wednesday, April 13, the entire genteol furni ‘MEETING OF JOURNEYMEN BOOT AND SHOF MAKERS. | Baltimore Platform: and il saugural l- | j0@ do, 227%: 300 "do, #222{; 250 do, b5, 22%; 50 do, Schr Mary Jane, Ryder, Norfolk, 30 hours. . bark Averon. and others. : East Broadway. az i A numerous meeting of this large and intelligent bear areas of Pro ident Pie 224; 16 Harrisburg RR, Union Canal, in lots, 1644; Schr Margaret, Woglam, Petersburg, 4 da‘ CHARLESTON—Atr April 7, brig Dr Cottrell; ENRY Pea Rs (CH AND GEN |] $f frademen was held last evening, in the Fourteenth | pert of the 14 Penna RR, 51%; 100 Schuy] Nav, preferred, b5, 32; 10 | genr 1, Andenried, Corson, Brandywine; 2 days. | Rockport, Mo; schr Lobannah, Guier, do. ip Susan FLENESH, LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. RICH AND GEN et ee caress of Grand and: Miisabeths streats, $0 | titi own pronperis : Bank of Pennsylvania, 123, Market dull. Schr White Oak, , Harrington, 10 days. G Greens, Michael, Liverpool; Br bark Kingston, Murray. | seit at ‘auction ou Wednesday, the Lath | tent 2 ‘take the necessary preparatory ——- to powcr & | Resolved, Tegce to rerulAT AOMOC AC | Schr Philadelphia, Nickerson. Barnstable, for Albany. | do; Dan’ brig Alf, Gjerstroup, Copenhagen; schr Susan | West Ninoteonth street, between Eighth an Rell, ot ee aenaen enaes, sana Camila presided, | nominations 1s of France to the success of demo = Schr Gertrude Morton, Pendleton, Rockland, 6 days, Cannon, Frisbie, NYork. at 108, o'clock, rich rosewood and other furniture, co! pina gacer ap unpliaeeirn oar sear? Earp tims og Mere p rg hg ert cace's Chapel, by the | Sehr Eliza Hand, ——-, Gardiner, 6 days. The foloying, by Wistake, appeared yesterday under | fng oenrved rotewood sofas arm and parlor chair, sovere Yor which the mecting hed teen called aod recoceseed, | tire rexulariy nomianted oot nee ae St Gauotomew CAs and | ScbF Isabella, Arbecom, Boston, 4 days. | the head of Baltimore -— eee ae Eee rae eee Sali tyaoee caper oak Pas at ongtoteation among ihe various trades | omicers, and thereby aveid the etran Te ak Scbr Seraph. Payne, Boston, 4 days. | _ Arr 6th, brige R M Chariton, Lightbourn, Cardenas; T | {erei‘iage window curtains, gilt cornices, tapestry, velve Serene capnalsation’ ‘smony Sie various Taies | oesseated uy the. w ig majority int Jase E., daughter of James Pinkerton, Esq, pes 5 A Lewis, .. Boston, 4 days. F Knox, Smith, Providence. Cld Span ship Algodonera, | Cerneee“nalnted window liad alu’ gan obandell Eupport. "The following resolution was Chen prevented, | (esemseiteracdijastus tevis avers “ped Schr Gentile, Babeon, Glgocmater COu7t pelacro Consoa, bark Gulsere ch Mate. nn” | Ntaintieereneeee raat J » Mares . . Schr Freestone, Brooks, Portland, Ct, 2 daye. polacre Copeba, bari are, schr Mary. oil clothe, rorewod par cen drag eee “die dhairman then put the question, and the resolu- y.,April 10, Exocu E. Camp, aged 42 yeara, 10] Sor N'Shailler, Lawrence, Portland.’ Ct, 2 days. EASTPORT—Arr March 98, schrs Boulia. Philadelphia; | table, mahogany and blackwalnut tables, boo Resolved, That, in accordance with the spirit of tho call hai then p q . Ac., pier glasses, brass and other clocks, parlor door mate on our brethren to orgunize and seck ® just romunceation | tiens were carried unauimousl, 10 days. atecaa Schr F Brainard, Hulse, Portland, Ct, 2 days. {2% A Paine, NYork; Damariscotta, do. Sid 20th, Wood-*} Ac. Dict lasses. aisles caietas for our labor, that ail thoee at present unconnected with | "Meares Bently and Workendyke then made fervent ap. | _ Coaches will be at the corner of Canal street ani Broad: | Sebr Joseph Hall, Coe, Portland, Ct. 2 days. well, Philadelphia; Carroll, Baltimore; 3st, Kalos, Now | {Dre ply nad the eh rey car soolaty 4 paley manifest opi aiaed to oftect this | reals to the democrucy ty cme to the polls today and | pic Ao 4 fee ries ater cone oe re ene Se Palladium, ae ae London, 1 er a eS WN, SO-—Arr Apeit 4, schr 8 B Mots nd by joining a 108, which the meeting sepa- lpr Solr Henry Castoii, Rackett, Providence, for Rondout. RGETOWN, rr , $e] ruen, en, __ After addres: es froim someof the members, the moet. | Support the eaudidare after which the meeting sop: | avenue, to attend his funeral, which takes place at two | Schr Pering, Siaith’ Providence, 1 day, NYork; 5th, F Merwin, Thomas, do. 3 FESR, DS & CO, AUCTIONFERS, WIL ing adjourned 2 t ————- — o'clock. Sloop Cabot, Rackett, Providence, 2 days, for Rondout. HARTFORD—Arr April 9, steam schr Seneca, Chalkor, | IL sell at auction, this da; day, April 12th, at 103) THE SADDLE AND ARNESS MAKERS. Interesting trom Miearagua On Sunday, April 10, after a short and severe illness ae NYork: A R Shailer, Pratt, Philadelphia. o’olock, at the sales 5 Walk. street A meeting of this boy of men was held last evenin’, ser ssi. Fanny, eldest daughter of James and Augusta Steel, aged arires binge: uoksewa g JACKSONVILLE, '(Fla)—Aty April 2, briga Nancy at Chatham Hall. fur the purpose of hearing reports from OUR GRANADA CORRESPONDENCE. 5 years, 2 months, and 11 days, 2 ‘BAILED Ann, Jacobs, NYork; Emblem, King, Mattapoisett; les, the diffremt shops, and to know which of them had Gravapa px Nicanaoca, Mareh 23, 1863, relatives and friends of the family are respectfully : , o& ‘44 cMtston. Livernnot: | Radius, Montgomery. New York; schrs Rio, Hen- g and ton tables, agreed to raise the to the standard prices adopted | 1, novments in the Co The Transit Company ; ¥ited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at one | _ Ships JA Westerrelt, and De Witt CAz.on, Liver®ool) | fi Go: Madric, Dolner, do; 6 K Arey, Nicker- | wood parior furniture covered in brocatelle by the New York Sadie and Harness Makers Association, | /”protweme d ni eae 'P°"Y— | o'clock, from the residence of her paronts, No. 111 Cherry | St, Louis, New Orleans; bark Dutchess, Palermo; sad | on, a: f, Cates, do; E W Wright, ‘Mor | black walnut do. draperies, elegant cornices, mar $1862. : Wrecks of their Steamert—A Railroad —Forgeries. street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for inter: | others Hitt do; Three Sisters, Huntley, Boston; Watclman, | mirrors, crystal girandoles and chandeliers, Drussele Ooty, MCAMTEUR was chosen chairman on the occasion. | From San Juan I wrote you of the influx of Awericans, | ment Wind at suvrise, NW; meridian SE; sunset, 8. Friend, do Cld brig 1 2 Osby, Collins, Guadaloupe: | Snxruin convene. Bite tvaay entved Wedstends, mahogen easy aaah rintin® Goubt the meating | but I was not prepared to see them settling on the banks | ,,0 Saturday, April 9, of dropsy, ANs Sims, widow of Harp, ‘Webber, Key Went; schrs Magy®t. Havener, N | Gressing burcaus, mahozany ebairs, wardrobes, ‘socretaric were well awsre for what purpose they had met here that ~., | the late Edward K. Simms, #1 years, 6 months, and Tae Higatanns, April 11—6 PM. Haven; Rio, Golfee NYork, Wan Mitchell, Rob'as, Port- ct light stands, washstand evening. had as-embled there for the purpose of | of the river, where I war surprised to find several Yan- | 6 days, ‘Two ships and a brig, bound out, are at anchor at the pel H Sen) . & A &e.; mattresses, pallinsser, dc. knoving whether or not the bosses would advance the ‘i eats land; Ceresco, Lord, NYork: Antoinette, Brown, Portia". se tof, kit tonsils Mente gee Steen poe cee. ee ead, Mvance the | Lee establishments—frame houses, carpets, mirrors, and | | Her relatives and friends are respecifully invited toat | Spit. | Corning brig is coming past the Hook. ‘Three | “MACHIASPOKT—Arr April3, brig Coll, Caten, Cutler for) tment of kitelien ti ivilizeti tend the funeral. from her late residence, Forty-tl New York: . " asaorny te say that a great many had eretofore been ser Sree ete he eae nig rela ka street, betnaen Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, this after- ind light from the South. Weather clear. pry CT esac TL were Wixi end Ponce ooo re a spl a : A , noon, ai ast one o’clock.. einen * ‘d ‘4 i vi nan2S8ny soven octave pian cin ae ek tsnen' us lecwnt sepa) | x eciocet scooreter as tha, CTS ceee an eee i do. In port 6th, wig wind, schrs TR Jones, Clark, for ‘Aloo, one. min Tepo relays reat ; e pids quite a sed are the dead who die in the Lord. Memoranda. New York; Caroline, Foster, and Congress, Bateman; for | is also in first rate orde 3 | werethen read Gibson's +hop, favorable; Trainor's, un- Sehr Alvarado, late of Fall River, which sld from Boston | do. BA Tufts, Barton, Neuvitas . = Sera : Bi : : ; | town has sprung up, and here the Transit Company has | , 0 Monday, April 11, of congestion of the lungs and “CTIONEERS, —- OL eg SU aa eC a oie boron rind cpaumd the tails, saa ice wun brain, FRaNcs AUDREY, son of George and Sarah Cart- | 4th inst, for Newbern, has been purchased by Capt Pratt, | MOBILE—Arr April’, steamship Black Warrior, Shu- mNRY =. LESDE & C0. sy pete ed ty Weeeliat Miananis etererabln Pech ee x 2 wr it, aged 1 year and 8 months. of Somerset, for $4,000. feldt, New York and Havana; bark Fanny, Spicer, New | crotock, at 125 Amo hear Bloccker, hecsehold fo Forable; Beekman’s unfavorable; Francis’, of ery; | hnndred yards, built a house and a wharf, at an expense | | The ielatives and friends cf the family, and thefrieads | yaysung, March 21—About thirty-three sail from va- | York; rehr EH Rowley, Rogers, Philadeiphia. Cla 2d, | ojclck,at 125 Amon stree rod After sowe discussion on the propriety of call'ng a less | of about eight thousand dollars. We passed the wrecks | °f bis grandfather, T. W. Gartwright, axe reapectfully in- | sioug ports’ arrived yesterday morning at Cuxhaven, | ships Hamlet, Sears, and John Miller (Br), Vaughan, Li: | hair cloth, ‘ited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at two o’c! ins, three-ply ingr: sfvance than fifteen per cont favorable, the meeting ad- | of come of the company’s boate—one on the Machuca | 7, Ne "i whence the reports state that the river was tolerably | verpool. ra tore besen paitond ing Hapide recent 1oet Pan ok the rae sig Machuce | from the residence of his father, No, 292 West Thirty-fiat | puenoe te reports slate that the river was tole 2 iw ORLEANE—Arr April 2 ship Goodwin, Weeks, | Zromfgeaitats beats THH PIANOFORTE MAKERS OF NEW YORK. of the steamers Orus' and Snow, and further down, near | " Newark and New Brunswick papers please copy. See eee scur Pat Henay, Nusecn, Eevancah; 80° ship Rhee Syl. BiWaEHOLDISURMIEE EE A numerous meeting of the above body of men was held | the Colorado river, is the Miller, sunk. Their steamer | On Monday morning, April 11, FraNk, son of Uliver and ‘Telegraphic Marine Reports. via (Br), Davis: Mobile; bark Paul Boggs’ Dizer, Thom CEEOL Rit eliee last evening, at the Broadway House, for the purpose of | Central America ix ashore on the island of Madura, in | Jane M. Charlick, aged ten months and four days. pee . Naw Ontzans, April 9.) Yon Goi Borshard (Banish) Hansee”’ Rio do Janeiro: i t No. 105 Ninth ot taking into consideration the propriety of sti foran | Lake Ni a. |The company is unpopular, though | "The friends of the family are invited to attend the fune- | Atrived—Ships Sardinia, and H H Boody, New York. | 1005 Grace Charleston.’ Cld 24, ship Susan Hinks: iy place advance of wages. The meeting was well attended, and | they have endeavored to coneiliate the government here | ral, this afternoon, at half past three o'clock, from No. 1 b April 10. ae ee Cara tea cay arp bises Hinks, |, Y Tid eed sears many persons spoke at levgth upon the high rents and | by making the present of a sword to the incoming Di- | Battery place, (Washington Hotel). The remains will be | Arrived—Ship Sultana, New York. Tih Bridge Sturdevant, Havre Liam (Be), Jackson, | ttxe--all the furniture gontained in the ab low wages. After some unimportant business had been | rector, and by putting their amallest boat at the service | taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. March 11, L ae ‘ e; OHonen, Wrigeto Ot Law: (Br), He), Bie. Parlor furniture— consisting in part of richly car’ t-annacted, the trade adjourned. of the Bishop for a tour of the lake. On Monday morning, April 11, at eight o'clock, Many | Atrived—Ships Wm Stetson, Boston; Oswego, NYork. Mir hls cee a rl 19 Uda UB erie baer romp THE BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS. catahaarei beoked pa lege! boas rene oe second daughter of Duniel and Mary Canning- | Sail measly Ctiar eee) Bi rk at ova ye : nae ure Falter itstincas; eur POP RE apy nell Da dmtate naa wekahna- wer tot leat 8 Br . policy of our government = = — 4 f z a 3 jor glasses, Fronch plates, aoany Holl, Me, Keot ig the Chair They net c am, | under President Flu ore bas been the principal cause, | ‘The friends of the family are respestfully invited to at Herald Marine Correspondence, Reema Ae eaiibn Gated Nas ee mace chairs iniaid with pearl, cloga sommittce’ ap; ointed 10 revisgthe scale of prises, was but the conduct of individuals also had much to do | tend her funerel, from the rexidence of her father, No. 20 Puapmivais, April 11—4 PM. | swan Creek for Boston, in distress (before reported) ; Toga, | tie. pict. and ofa tables, with marblo tops, ormul debated upon at 0 with it. Mott street, this afternoon, at three o'clock. Arrived—Steamshio City of Richmond, Mitchell, Rich- | § 4 rted) ; Tioga, | clocks, marble top ctege upon at great length, ani each article On Monday, April 11, Mrs Jviia Mutticay, wife of John | mond; bark Irma, Bolaine, NYork; steamers Novelty, Crowe)l, Boston for Richmond (seé Disasters); schra Han- | dered screens, bronze and orm’ di adopted | "', ried ean he eke ceeaeier ta 4 man married a very respectable young lady of the pi Sa of importance was trans- | country, and afterwards leit her, baving a wie in the | Mulligan, aged 87 years, bon in Ireland, county Long- | Bell, do; Ironsides, Allen do: barge Grampus, Scofield, do, | DH Grant, Howard. Frovinceto antigna wrane line of paintia MEETING OF PRIVATE COACHMEN United States. and now the whole town is in commotion. | ford, parish of Clamronay. Cleared—Schrs Gen Canch, Baker, Porto Rico; Gassebeas, | “Nir REDFORD arr Apel, achr Feocees Hallott, and | ingeome originals hy'the firat In accordance with a call published in the d In consequence of alleged extensive forgeries, po teery The frietda and acquaintances of the family are respect- | Fuller, Boston; RL Tay, Cain, do; Busan, Rogers, do; | qeazer, New York. is y ‘one superb 7 octave. pianoforte, Nunns & - {sees JTree ig | Lathe fret place, ** * * who has hitherto enjoyed the | fully invited toattrna thefuneral, from her iate resijence, | Wm M Baird, Crowell, Salem; Copia, Sears, Koxbury, | 7®! Rt 7 ting of thi - u ap et * _ | ers, . Grand Street Hall Haber’ Walsh acing us Pretcent, dod highest reputation here—a half dozen foreigners, some | No 28 Washington street, this afternoon, ut two o clock, | Leesburg, Naylor, Mobile, NEWBURYPORT--Arr April 8, schr Jew, Hoyt, Philadel- | ““Hedroom furniture—oonsisting in part of mahogas nm; St George, Murphy, ‘and Parisian parlor an a Americans, others Englsh—a lot of them are now in % Son on + A phia. Sld 7th, brig Tyrone, Leland, Georgetown, SC; | French bedsteads, marble top bureaus, wardrobes, sprii P. Dowdell as Secretary. The proceedings of the meeting | prison, and others nwo left, cot Sunday, April 10, after Ce eal illness, Mra. Ra _ sobr Fred Dyer, Bradma and hats mattresoey, damask window and bed ox oi were Commenced with a debate upon a report which was | / Prices of evany hind wf providiue are very Wl Disasters, &e. 3, 40, gar reod bi ite pogtny earn eae aa at Galt~ | Tue relatives and friends of the family are respectfully | _ Smr Java, from Philadelphia, which was towed up to | | PHILADELPHIA—arr April 10, steamer Delaware, Sey- might stands, shaving sieute £2, torte of wages rial teu, ; fornia rates. Gold is at a premium of 15 per cent, and it | invited to attend her funeral, trom ence, Sam Francisco leaking, af! mour. NYork. * Dit bles, chairs, china tea and di is better than silver. ax every fip that has ahole in it is | 77 Vanderbilt avenue, near lark avenee, ats ae. anchor on the bar 31 ue Sev os at As PLYMOUTH—Arr March 31, sehr James Porter, Norfolk. | ner gets; complete and very viob, Tiqnor and sandwich stané| uncvrr nt, ardwe have sold that kind ats discount of | out surther invitation, this morning, oraiya? Taine | under way on 2st, io charge of a pllot, with a light biecre | , RICHMOND—Sid April 8, schrs Gallego, Netson, NYork; | silver plated ware, erystal cut’ class wines, decanters, go The ship "was becatmed tn the passage, Juliette, Baker, Boston. lets, &e. icon Mile Rock atriking the beg | ., SEARSPORT— Arr March 90, schr Avon, Carver, ce and general assortment of itch ready one day prev of the eoachmen to abtain advance ‘The reading of the report was received with de ughter, mingled with a few hisses. twenty five per cent. x erent This debate folly 4 3 ‘ «2. | O'clock. 7 7m : eagech feta the Pooaite tigre peal da ae People are very indignant at Senor Marcoleta’s dismis- |" On Monday, April 11, after a short and severe il'ness, "| and drifted with the ti p n the who sal, and his goverrment have approved of his course By Porns, s and breaking » number of timbers: , | Bucksville, SC. bi . 5 ale ergacization of » society of the coachmen. Are: | towards the Transit Company, and cowards One kovene, | MARY TOPMK, widew of the late Stephen Holt, aged 78 | snd breaking « number Hours, anthipping thesudierend | WARREN—&d April 7, echr Perine, pe ee port in favor of this project was presented by a commit- | ment at Washington. Icalled on Dr. Feato Chomorro, |? thw fri ily and th starting the stern post, At high water th WILMINGTON—Cld April 7. brig Clarence (Br), Con- | TyoTEL FURNITCRE.—WILLIAM IRVIN( igreppeinted ata previous mewing, and unanimoudy | he Director (president ) elect, and found him aver} | B.Geange, vod Ara alt also howe of wet sous icing, | and was nochored ih twenty “atoms, wis tess fect | 2¢P% Tusks Ialands; veh ira Brewster, Willams, diatan: | FL Kectionecrg rena “ire prices. ppt lige get oy pledge i health , ihe seat of government is now at Managua. | Chas. A. Secor and Chas. Chandler, are respectfully 1x vit- | water in the hold. Capt Munroo went to the city for as- | ** a 0 r h ds n sloop cf war Portsmouth has been at | ed toatend her funeral, from her late residence, No. sistance; and during bis absence ‘both the pumps were opposite te Bowling Greene, Wilton and tapestry carpe py) month on the twenty-five which they now receive. Realijo, and along shore—all hands well. 282 Sixth avenue, to T0001 y worked by the crew and by men pr Passengers Arrived. window curtains, contre a tables, mirrors All the members prosent signed thelr names to ihe re Hy next wil be from Managua, the capital of Nicaragua, | ~ Andover MLR I eee |, neeapletuinr mtie etaae atin estan, Co |. Rayauaie = Meemabipe Aabame Geo Parsons, WB | Sansa) eaiee del click nad oma port, and econ after the meeting adjourned. on the lake of that name. On Monday, April 11, of indammation of the brain, | Capt M’s return tothe ship with the steamtug he found | Scott. G Cornwall, S W Tkoafan, HJ Osborne, J T Alston, in tin; 8 fixtures, chandeliers, pianos, mshogany « ——_____—— | Guonce Frapiauck Towxseyp, infant son of Sumuel and | the water had increased to seven foot; shipped the chain | Capt CA Delano, WH Gibbons, JJ Waring, A Tyler, A | tension dining tables, arm chairs, dinner and tes sete, 0 _. Court of General City Intelligence. Jane Elie Townsend, aged 4 months and 21 days, tnd took the ship in tow, bat parted all the hawsers ani | Bradley, Robt Ray, Richard Ray, F Durand, Dr Betton, | glassware: S10 qunces allves spoons, Before Judge Beebe, Aldermen Ward and Denman. Tue Raxpatt IstaNp Bors —Tte boys of this island, | _ The fuperal will tuke place from No. 46 Kast Sixteent& | was compelled to anchor again in 70 fathoms wa er, and | Mra TL Betton, Mrs W T Betton, Mra Molyneux, two | jicumade.te cnler, DY fate SPREDY JUSTICE—MANIFEST DESTINY. under the management of Mr. Ripley, visited the city | street, corner of Irvit lace, to morrow afternoon, at | return tothe city fora new hawser. The water contin. | childrenandservant, Mrs J H Bishop and son, Mrs E A Arai 11.—Thomas Doyle and John Morrison, alias | yesterday. They passed the Hanat ol ice, and were re. | two o'clock. neil ued to increase, and when the ship reached the wharf | Hinchman, R Lyon, lady, chiid, nurse and ca O | hogany " = Frenchy,”’ both of whom were identified with the des- | viewed by his Honor the Mayor, before whom one of them | | Om Monday. April 11, aged 4 years, Many Awx Satter, | there was ten feet in the hold. A «team pup was put | Lowry, Mise I. Gibbon. T Ht Brown and lady. Mrs E Smith, | enbinets, wardro aTagrain c 20 dozen Borate gang of dock thieves, of which two—Howlott and | delivered 1) ¢ /oliowing address’— daughter of Charles Salter, of Bristol, Kagland, and wife | on board and the abip kept free. ‘The cargo has been | daughter and infant, Dr MM Rogers, Miss Woodford, Mr | Drone clocks. Brussels and ingiain cacpote: 20 daven mal yal—iately suffered the extreme penalty of the law -and | Sin—Having come to the city to enjey a holiday and to | of Thomas Blake. of thin city. di-charged, # portion of it in = damaged condition. The | Denslon, Miss Denston, G C Peters and lady, Miss Fi Pe- | (TZ \PRincte mattresses, made to order, by Metlen & C ‘who were only arrested on pred sm last, under circum- | see the sights which exeite our youthful wondor and gratify | The funeral will toke place to morrow aftarnoon, at one | +hip is so much injured that she will doubtless be con- | ters, Mre fT Joderman, child aud servant—129 in the | 11 best quality live geose feather beds, feather bi stances in yesterday’s HEeRALD, were arraign: our curiosity, we embrace the Cd ype endl to visit our city | o'clock, from her late :esidence, No. ‘ike street, cor- | demned. steerage. illows of first quality for 150 bed: atita a at ed, tried, convicted, and sentenced—Doyle to the State | Severs. We should be ungrateful children did we not re- | ner of Heniy. The friends of the family, the members of | Sir Liverroot. at Liverpool 24th ult., from NYork, | LIVeRPoo1—Ship Henry Clay—Henry J Meyer, Mr Ma- | hocany frame Pronch pl rison for three years and Morrison for five. On How- | ™* Te pain | Enterprise Longe No. 228, those of Mount Hebron En- | experienced a hurricane 10th ult, in lat 49 N, lon 20 W, | son and lady, Mrs Harps and two children. chairs, black walnut an eet chanse| Up. Obs ‘a tuial Morrison was detained as a witness, and, on | youriiterality we ave fed: clothed and eiueated. "We cons | eaupment, und uf Reickerbocker Lodge 1. 0, of 0. F. No, | from SE to NE, which lasted 20 hours. "| Havee—hip St Dennis—J R Deming, O Fisher, De | ee sane ie tage, care nitcen copper kitchen for his promise to leave the city and seek a respectable live- | to assure you of our gratitude, and that we me 22. are respectfully invited to attend. Sur Sanau, repairing on the Marine railway, at st. | Poppe and Iady, of Munich; Mrs Sandfrier and daughter, | ture, dc. Further particulars in the Courier and Ei lihoed, he was discharged and furnished with means—but | the good people of New York, whom you repre ‘New Hampshire and Massach Thomas 19th ult, would return to Boston without being | Of Bavar'a; H Heindermeister, of Switserland; W Lunzen, his wae “manifest dooting.” it lies in our power, for their unmeasured Hberality, by te | Gn'Monday. April 11, Gr eoppered. : geen Oe Oe ac Ee, PLEA OF GUILTY. ing, when we come to be men, onr efforts to theirs in build- | 8Md Exther 5 Chapman, aged Scour Francis Hatuert, at New Bedford, from New York, fois Moan eT aa Nd peed ir ripe ee os Ugieet P sbis re pablo, pursuing the arts of ence while wel Gok igre = fi carried away mainsail and split foresail, 8th inst. SALES AT AUCTION. pleaded guilty of grand la.ceny, and was sentenced to two end fighting her battles whenever she shall be as. | invited to attend ¢ ms ; j years’ imprisonment. We should rejoice to see our benefactors at oar | o'clock, from the residence of his grandfather, Lmbbeus | 1,5 MW 1. Dayton, ashore at Cuttyhunk, will be a total | - a n conaisting of one handsome rosewood 6%. 0c SLUNG 8n0OT AGAD island home, whenever they can find time and opportunity | Chapman. No 7 Tillary street. Brooklyn. loss, with cargo; no insurance, The sails, rigging, chains, CROCKERY, G nearly new, carved mahogany sofas and chairs, oxt Witiam Fannin’ s aice jonny sess” was convicted | Levsit Sry bat few of choi Know how plearanthyattanted | Clapipen, Na 7 miliary strat anchors, Ke» have been taken to NUediord, and were to | {A na—By i RLEYWednceday dining table carpets, mirrors ofl paintings ching and , ; and bo ively we are cared for: b re 8s Delvek, regular X ’ of entering the store of Thomas R Hayes, in Forty third | geen our noble setool house and ‘ nds, On Sunday, April beet tape cat fo nent for retuilers and gfvcers, tn lote to sui pian Ey OE ery anne ple playgrounds, our it. We and our excellent hospital e in the 24th year of b mire the wisdom with which this noble His relatives, friends red. We have been told that we cost | bers of Columbia Lodge the u: assortinen| oo chamber and kitchen furniture, which is wel! worthy of attention of housekeepers. Sale positive. of consumption, Ronkxr Locuzap, street, between Eleventh and Twelfth avenues, and be age coming troublesome, when the complainant Hayes put | sure they would him out, using no ‘unnecessary violence, whereupon he | charity is admin| Scur Tioga, Crowell, from Boston for Richmond, in 1.0 the mem. | distress, at Norfolk, received her damage on Friday last, 1d nequaintanes UCTION NOTICE—THIS DAY, 10 O°CLOCK, IN THE n ‘o. 1,1. O. of O. F. and the Fifth | in lat 40, lon 74 14, ina severe gale trom the NE, carry- ‘auction rooms, No. 13 Spruce street, large sale of stock ARDWARE AUCTION NOTICE.—J. E. VAN A: turned and struck him with » clung shot, fracturing his | $24 city ® grout, Sie teen T pavers and therefarsine | Ward Police, are respect*ully invited toattend his funeral, | ing away the mainmast about sfx fect below the houn 3, | of family groceries, furniture, counters, li 20,000 40 | 1 Pigs Bde Etcaies etaeie ne ete Hayes’) skull Remanded for sentence. wish them to see how much good their mouey is doing—that | to-morrow afternoon, at half past one o’elock, from the ee». its fall aoe the mainiail and foresail, gars, Tangy goods, lumber, outer: t For fall particulars, oss catalogues, Wiseh aa ANOTHER MURDEROUS ASSAULT. in the end they aro securing themselves or their children | Tesidence of his brother in-law, No. 79 Watts street. Fee ee, ee Se. Wes towed updy | Re cnemeay, Trleey and Bante ‘Terms, four months. Henry Fckart, indicted for a felonious assault on Geo. | #fter them from a more grievous burthen, and securing to On Sunday, April iv, after « long and pyate illness, | US steamer Engineer. furniture, Varick street. Wi fc Keiler, by stabbing him, was convicted of an aggravated | the State good citizens rather than dangerous ewetiles. | Jony Carn, aged % years, 2 months and 15 days. A headboard with “Polar Star’ carved on it, and | wich street THOS. ARGE AND POSITIVE SALE OF TWO HUNDBI ch 7 gS Gentlemen, we any again we thank you for Four, kin His friends and reiatives are respectfully invited to at- | gilded, was picked up on the N beach of Sable J : sats and thirty valuablevacant lots. in the Ninth ward, Bi assault only, and was remanded for sentence. and lilerality to ay Honven reward and bless you and | tend the funeral, from his late resi No. 260 5 7? P Eig Ae, le Island . .. BUS iyn, on Dean, Bergen, Wyckoff, Warren and Baltic PLEADED GUILTY. four familiog, and. may you be prosperous in your business. | {TU Tht tne roe ines clock? No 26? Stanton | Jan 7. Ship Polar Star was at Nassau in March. Byer Os et ar ite Fe nderhill and Vanderbilt avenues, befug part of th Charles Clark alias Richard Lorae (colored) pleaded | May you bays long life, healt and prosperity. ah oer eg ae Dag Ae tong Notice to Mariner ew and secondhand TeEKivare, pote be estate.—JAMES COLE will soll the above propert: After leaving the office of his Hunor the Mayor, they At Manhasret, Long Island, on Sunday, April 10, of gutlty to an indictment for obtaining certain harness, 99 Capt Crowell, of the ship Ss P, be * " 8.3 tion, on Tuesday, April 12, lock, at tl saddlery, ke., from Mr. Ryerson, 27) Broadway, under | proceeded to Barnum’s Muceum, where they witnessed | hasty consumption Bessamiy Buacmavat, Jr., aged 22 | pith aving passed Key Weet, aback oo alt ot amy rer | flaraware, cutlery) dei al Mae bata Exebange. Maps are now ready at tho offices of A. G. Hi tales acoea 4 vortinded | the performances with great delight. They also visited month and 1? days. ight ote htboat, which ‘ ’ | ands small quantity of dey y articles, se sq., corner of Joralemon and Court streets, Senta SORE BOREERT, | the Sen Goversers ofthe Almshouse, where they Ob- New Uirecht. on Monday, Avril 11, Kuzanera Ex. bi eye ice, sta teas and raisins, twogold watehes, Jewelry, Ac. Also, # Somes Cole, 10. $8 Felton strech Brosalen, 6, bt tae es Thomas Downing was tried and convicted for highway | tained some refreshments from Mr. Kellock. weak tar of P. J. and A Van Blarcom, Jr., aged 1 Ship Great Britain, of foston iss ‘Naja €o60d Onigon let of empty paper boxes, ¥ » Ne } robbery. on the person of Mathias Klaffor, of 123 West | Tur WeaTuex —Since Sunday we have enjoyed very fine | 7h Mette". Wa geiends of the family are respectfully | for London, Feb 25, lat 25 N, lon 36 W. — . ‘.—PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR’ Bagh pte Mig ag Pt age Sixteenth street, one evening last month. Hemanded. | weather indeed. Yoaterday was, during the forenoon, | jn ited to atteol the faneral, this art fe y Ship Milion, Barry, from San Francisco for Caloutts Wednesday, April 13, at ten o'clock, at No. LI Spra 21 South Ninth street, Will mo ap Santee! te DEATH OF ENOCH E. CAMP, ESQ—ADJOUKNMENT OF | Calm and warm, bat towards evening the wind sprang up | Gieiggk, ‘frou the reeldenee ‘of J. ‘A. Emmanay New | Feb 2%, lat 36.58 N, fon 124 20 W. . Mcutay | street, second floos, the efeote of Daphne Myers, Elizabeth | and canter farntinrs.coperty. of homily eiving up hod THE COURT. | from the westward, whieh rendered the evening quite | tient [1 , r ‘ Ship’ Edw Stanley, Robinson, from New Ork Se a eee dion Hiot Watdhaucr, nad other intes. | keeping, Catalogues on the morning of sale. See Willia Mr. A. A. Phillips said that he rose for the purpose of | cool that is, just pleasant enough to war an overcoat. | {At “Eyctory ville, Staten Island, on Sunday, April 10, of Liverpool, March 24 off Tortugas w Orleans for | Christopher Waldveuer, Hiob Waldbauer, and other intes’ | burg Times and Gazette, JOHN CAMPBELL, uct’ sanouncing to the court the death of Enoch F. Camp, Ksq., | The thermometer ranged from fifty to sixty degrees above | aropay Mr. Ronen Dir70x, in tle 75th year of his age Bark Eureka, Noyes, from Boston Oct 22 for San Diego, | and contents of confectionery, male and female clothing, ARTITION SALE—BY ORDER OF THE SUPRE for many years counsellor ia this court. Mr.C. departed | “T°. His friends and acquaintances are invited to attend his | Cal, Jan 13, lat $7 53S, lon 68 45 W. ” | temniks. chests, tools, books, watches, jewelry, ke. By . H, Ludlow auctioneer, will soll, at the this life, at his residence in this city, about 1 o'clock yes Firgs.--At a late hour on Sunday evoning a fire broke out | funeral, this afternoon. at one o'clock. Whalemen — Public Administrator, 51 Chambers stroot 3 on enawinns, Bee B at 12 o'oloe' terdey morning. after many weeks of painful suffering: yet | in » number of stables in the rear of No. 25 James street, | In Jersey City, on Saturday, April 9, Eanx, only child | ‘The Alfred Tyler, Lave, Edgartown, passed the reet in . -— ms | Pelee etene Serene Of oason ean rinsery sere oer too TEEZ nort period of ils decease be did not seem | which was not extinguished before one of the horses was | of Demming I. and Emily K. Hathboue, aged’ 10 months | the harbor of Honolulu Jan ton her homevard pavaage “LBERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONRER—A NEAT | rghaneyand Bowery) algo three vacant lots adjoinin aware of his spproaching dissolution for within an hour | burnt; the rest were fortunately taken out before they | and 4 days. Cant. b- wel age , feania.— Albert H. Ni will. sell n street; also one lot on Mott street (with pt L writes that he had been detainedat H 35 days cottage at Morrisania. wrt H. Nicolay will se! adjoining the r the Houston street lots, Tit! of bis death he freely converred with bis wife with re | Teceived any damage. The firemen wore early on the Bleep, sweet babe, rest in peace! on account of head winds. om Wednesday, April 13th, at 12 o'clock, at tl jerchants’ utable, ‘Two-thi | the purchase money ean Fer ference to his deyaciure for the South this day. Yet, | «pot, and succeded in confining the flames to the stables. Thouyh hard to part with one so dear. Arr at St Thomas, March 4, Osceola, King, of NB, Blan- | Exehange, nent ornamontal Bnglish cottage, with nearly f the property can be had i, the expectations of all, death soon put an | The damage will not exeeed $800, We feel the joy, that thou art home, quilla, and sla 12th to cruise; Execllen®'Smith: Matt half an acre of ground, situated on the north side of First | office of E. H. ‘0. WL Wail street end te hia sufferings, and removed bimfromus. Asa | Analarm of fire was created Sunday evening, caured by And God has calied thee as his own. avd ald 9 to eruise; 6th, Leonidas, Cornell, Westpott, and | rreets eG eettnie pce er inctee ee arene = = J man, Mr. Camp. by his kind, courteous, and gentlemanly | the chimney of the house No. 97 Cherry street taking | Albany and Brooklyn papers please copy. Gait eae p sh da Sinan, OBE VICES Boa inetes Vale, ot tes, ATAUCTION.—W. 8. McILVAIN WILL SE. ‘0. 7 John street, this day, at 10% o'clock A. ent, has endeared himself to, and is embalmed | fire. The fire department were promptly on the ground, ‘At Hartford, on Saturday, April a hindinswnn te deporte: , ELLeY, wife of Henr. t C 10, bj 8 in,) with brick , in the affections of, a large circle of friends. For many | but their aid was not required, ay the fire was extin’ | B Lells, of this city, aged £0 yours. 7 | peat, NEY wie shoe 00 hy oft whieh wow re onigped ai cates atk aee waked Eetar Wereaa Gaal he was the special correspondent of the Naw Youk | guished before they arrived. - At Fan Francisco. California, on the 20th of February | home by the Paulina, of New Bedford ront and rear, &¢., kc. an excellent | dahlias, pansies, honeysuckles, &e., Xc., from J. & P. ALD, at Washington. and ‘ater, one of the editors of On Sunday morning a fire broke out in a small housein | Jast. of cholera, WiLUAM W. RomERTSoN eldest son of S Arr at Ascension, Oct 26 Inga, Barnes, NB, 40 bbls sp | Xo. rior soil for gardening, fruit troos, | derson’s, Jertey city. Catalogues on morning of.eal the National Police (Gazette Ata comparatively late pe- | the rear of No 140 West Sixtoenth atrvet, but was quickly | choias C. Robertson, of this city, aged 26 years, 6 months riod of hia life he embraced the profession of the law, in | extingnished with a few pails of water. and 28 days. which he practised with both honor and profit. Tosum | On the same night a stable in the rear of the house of | at Demerara, March 8, Jessi. wife of R. N. Brotherson, up his eharseter, he was a mao—possessing noble and | Mr. Doremus, No. 260 West Twenty sixth street, caught | and daughter of the late Ale: Te a easy. For full particulars, apply on the prémisos, = 2 do cocoanut oil, and ald Nov 17 to cruive; Nov 7, Shef- | orto the anetio a0 Wat idee i OSES AND OTHER CHOICE PLANTS AT Al +14, Roya, Cold Spring, 2,000 wh, and ld 13th; Nevi0, Mion. J. L. VANDEWATHEY will sell on Tuos aly, Rowley, Greenport, 1, , and probably re t 10 o'siock, at 14 Wall street, a Martin, of Brooklyn. makied bo pot Jan . ae ee A «_ tractiy: (iotcawriag! fia felews. Ho wee my ware ond por: | Camege, nny Ssuaeslaned, wih tclflog Heard from, by letter, in Feb, no Int, ke, Solon, Smith, | Svat ‘wld on, noooant of eemeral A: C eetin wi tal ier ndupted tor our climate, Warranted: teu 0) is fellows. - | i 5 5 , eet, wold 01 of removal —. veal fi |, and his memory is cherished by me. Asa | About 91¢ o'clock on Sunday night the premises No. 16 BARITIQE INTELLIGENCE, of Westport, — uct, on Ceeceney, Soest 5 degut'aen Mian autre he: oo the garden of D. Boll, Broadway ‘werk of respect to his memory, I have the honor to move | Thomas street were discovered to be on fire, but the flames é Asrinwalt—Sid March 19, bark Highlander, Smith, ined therein, consisting of rosewood and mahogan J that this court do now adjourn, and thata suitableen- | were extinguished with trifling damage. Had it not been 3 Fagua. . . red in brocat satin damask, plush an QAMvEL OSGOOD, AUCTIONEER. — 08G00D try be made on the minutes of the court. for the exertions of the fire departmeat the fire would Movements of Ucoan Steamers. Avx Caym—In_ port March 22, brig Argo, M'Lellan, reception SS CONCKLIN well at their sales room, 138 Fall Judge Beebe said that he fully concurred with the re- | probably have been a very serious one. The inmates | wanes. for New York 10 days; achr Sican’ Bhurston’ for Bostod streot, on Wednesday, April 13, at 1035 o'clock, marks of the learned gentleman, and so far as Mr. Camp's | were thrown into the greatest state of excitement, and | Washington... oP pea ; 1 1 Al assortment of furnit character and conduct come under his personal ob | wore prepared to leave the honse, but the eombined efforts | Americe os isting of rosewood, maho ommen rte A A o orrration, he has always hen Sad respect. | of the police and fireinen soon quieted them. Proton Axprowax—In port March 26, bark Peruvian (Br), | palliasters; looking glasses; cane eeat chairs, Ac. The whole | dining som id bedroom fe: ‘accords: Mahoney, for Boston Ig; brig Indus (Br), Richan, for | comprising alatge and valuable assortment, made and up- | guits, m now with the motion it was ordered that this | Faize Prerevcrs—AN 0) a Empire Git; ke 4 ’ 4 holutered underthe immediate supervision of Mr. Fitzsim- | standscte, oun to one sm, pas taps be sotey of the comma Fair, Prerexcrs—Ax Orn Donce Reviven.— Yesterday P iy. pee Providence do. a jor on 4 ry ig mons, whose reputation is a sufficient guarantee for the weet! be made on the minutes, The coet thon ee Cocasion | afternoon a fellow called atthe house of Erastus Hedges, | Niagara Awrvrur—In port March 4, brig Mary (Belg), Romyn, | f e 2 e, and will be sold witho reserve, for onsh. N. RB. COLE, AUCTION ! No. 411 Greenwich strowt, and informed his wife that ber ) El Dorado. -Aapinwall.,....Apl 13 | for Boston about Ist inst, ippers. deniers aud housekespers, wil find it to their ia. | W 0 ingly. ; hurbasd bad aceldentally fallen overboard’ bat fortu, | Atlantic. Liverpool... Ap 16 | "Baneapors—In port March 15, brig Arcadian, Hut, eto attend this sales aan | No. d8 Pine ttreet, an as nately had been rescued and now sent for a change of | Europa.. . Liverpool Apl 20 | from New Haven, arr 34, and others since reported at St Prometheus, Apl 20 | Thomas. Apl 23 | Canpiey—Arr March 24, Vermont, Mayberry, Liverpool, : - iture, consisting of Y 8. PRAPER.—EXECUTORS’ SALE OF Lap ye chairs, b at onde and a arriages, Ac.—On Wednei pril 13, cloths, ching and glasswa a of the Kighth clothes. Mra. H. immediately furnished him with her ee eited s joursey mae warjeaine edict | husband's best sult, aud ax qnickly an possible arran 7, A , the coun: 9 9 lic auction, at Woodla re, one of Stewart's cooking stoves, &e. hor totlet and proceeded to hin store to ascertain to what spinwail y 5 | to lend for New York fav Howland, 4 : é ke. ‘Abraham alias Fowler. on » charge of stealing | 0°f’ , [ate S. 8. burg, noar ~ nt he bad suffered by the ducking: bat to her grest ‘Australia, abt May 16 | “Caxvewas—In port March 21, brig Moselle, Hancock, for mid'pleme i 8: JONES, AVORIGNE from the of Plerre Vresienberg, pawnbrker, of | *xient be bad suffered by the ducking. bat to 1A ei Cm feneioe , at sais plaee MB JONES, AU ER—BY JONES , * | well, and far from having the appearance of having fall ALHANAG FOR NEW YORK—THWs DAT, je gs hens ble gf ge ab eg od Tuer fn into the dock. She then forthe first timo discovered | 0m XI7.,., wen employed inthe house of Mr. Veedenberg ‘making | ‘B&t she bad been impored pon by ascamp. The fellow | sex ‘erm ..., and wi Fayai~In port March 2 (additional), ships Hope, Wes- § 23 | moow unms.....mora 10 44 | ton, from Liverpool for oston about 6 days: Charlotte | single car = 34 | micu watak,...morn 11 01 | feed, Elwell, from do, of and for Bath, to be hove down | S24, °! quapelty of gral hile thus engaged he pried np the | ©°C*Pe4, and has thus far eluded the police. for repair with's variet from th yen cog germ oe ‘double and | at 1032 o'clock, at the store, (mort ludson street. : carts, pr hs, fa Tasher, blinds, gas fi boots and shoea, chairs, ps : P of furnit Attorney for Mortgage Fan wend be ere SEetey GLGteeek | wernt, wank arvived weve restacaet nea ieee, A oe haan iae nS Pelee, foes at ee W i,A8E REQUESTED, 70 NOTIOR THE ALB | When arrest the officer sev pawn ti wore ‘ord, wi M yerterday ve , vr wall? found om his LT, which fare the oficer power tore. | brought a large uumber of packages for the New York : OLEARED 2 Gnavmnxp—sld March 24, Wm Stovell, Mearns, Carditt | 1¥ ot | ata, AY, Best Ney York, Woodville, and Jama cover the majority of the stolen property. The rogue, it | Crystal Palace Cee Cres Demttees, Saegias, 6 | ee cae aah Sy, berks Pooh Whelden, fi Mioeiock A.M. Fersons leaving in. the Hud on Thursday, April 14, 1858, of over ome thre’ pledged 6 oglin"4e another. "Ths slolen, articles ing to the ate © 8 Boclent | Een will Co wold on Wel Bhie—St Louls, Dennis, New Orleans, Win Nelson & | Boston 10ih, for Palermo soon, to lond for Bann” roe | dnd 830A Me can roseh ‘bebhe Verey within an how, aod | auefion room, Nos? Liroad siceet! Now Trt tll tseovered, and the secased committed to prison | nesday, iy Simeon Draper, on the’ premises of the late Cechiery Gxtaed, Wincklay, Bue ‘Winnstacs, Malte &. | You Et Site, teomemenb te ian PEtieastehiee Bit | gose of foul w Je wil ve pootpened till the nect | “(KT ALDEN PELL, AUCTI = | Sener, pee care will leave on Wedneeday morning, 68 -} ‘Tq, * : ee Cornelis. ‘avis, Boston; Miltiades, Robinson, do, also | Mir day afterwar ble mant athe Misce! ie Barks—F A Perley, Stanwood, Havana, master; Cler. | reported for New Orleans, In the river 26th,’ outward " . Toe cabisetmahers of Cincinnati are cx, a wirike for an | _ CORRATONS—A typographical error in taterday's mont, MMooag's, St John, Ni J'S Dealy, St Jizo, | bound Cornelia, French: Gea Lark, Woodbury: WD Sew- | BRANCH MGpONAERG WALL SELL THIS DAY, advance of wages. . that the Southern Co k Mis- | Means, Havana, Biego & Bros; Childe Harold, Olmi ead, | ell Small, and Ashburton, M’Williams, for ‘New York; ‘aevortment of household furniture, consisti the entire stock, niversary on Sunday eve- | Havana, PV King & Co; Heinine, Raschon, London, Pa. | Uriel, Foster for Boston, -a-tetes, dining, centre, card, and other tab richly soulptured a ‘The laborers oo the Junction Canal, in Chemung. N. Y., 5 South's Comstock wion | yenstadt & Sehumacher. Mizex Heap, near Crookhaven—Of March 20, bark ery deseription, two rich rosewood suites in ptions of foreign marble, & ‘ew days since struck « placer of veulls, supposed to be | Society. Tho opening prayer was offered by C. H. Chan Brigs—Conductor, Harris, Port Medway, N3, master; | Core, Liofrio, from Baltimore for Liverpool arshee (Vicar cad orton temaiie dinary, sienna, brocatelle, { voge of the red men of the forest, who were sadiy routed | dler, and not bs the pastor, as we stated. Gen Wilson, Perkins, Mobile, Fagle i \lnard: Minas | MARsesix—~In port March 20, bark General Jones, | Merironesct rich and other bedatonds Hivcinck, the cect } Sullivan and his party, when they aid waste Chemung | Mr. J. Vankirk Huntington, of No. 96 Kighth a OW), Springer, Pernambuco, J & J B Th ; RB | Harding, for Palermo in 10 or 12 days, to load for Boston. | other articles. Also, tho ontire second. hand * wv les . " | by the police with laboring under an attack of fawbles, Gardener, Havana, Hovland & Aspinwall; Me Naseav—In port March 29 (not 24th), ship Polar Star, | family loaving the city, ‘removed for greater conv A Mrs. Perry, a “stromg minded” young « | Tremene,s0d alarming a Mrs. Pope, thereby | tecr. Anderson, fagua Ia Grande, Neamith & Sons; B | for New Orleans 20th; sch Capitol, rep. one large fire proof eat, one paper cult fail ‘Bloomer, ' rea over from Bion, " causing her to jump out of the window, declares the | Baldwin, Baldwin, Jacksonville, Thonp:on & Hunter. Port Prnur—In Hobson's Bay Jan 2, ships Ticonder- denuree anes Ot Seevnay Me eee taomie, Tieton dare since, %, ew nomed a Lavine dough en | charge to be untrue, and a slander upon his character. fchre—Arie, Anstin, Jacksonville, RP Buck & Co; , Bayle, revert, Gide Coallan hat Oat linen for shader and window shades, ohintr binding, fringes, Inmextown, Cook, Petersburg, Jax Hunter & Co; Lamar ni z Fry +4 gave ber a husdred dollars to help her along. The Central 6 of the Gth inst., saya '—‘On | tine, Tyler,’ Wilmlagton, NC, N LM'Cready & Co; Charter | Fagle, Somes, from New York, barks Kepler, Ballard, | “WESNESDAY, 20th inst., at No. 78 Ninth etrect, tho A verdict cf $1,009 has been obtained against Mage ani Saturday last, the house of Mr. John Brantley, who lives Kell , Bath; Powell, Podger, Wilmington, NC, | from Boston; Madi: on, Rowe, from New York. entire furniture in the house, consisting of an elogant as in Faron. cininent bai in St Louis, for iilega! benking en the Ghoopie, in Washington county, was entirely con. | ESPowell; Mel ore, Gi town, H 1) man Patznwo—In port March 14, ship Asia, Foote, for Bos- | sortment. (by first city ora,) large mirrors, to, Ao. Par. | other oar, tings, olock, Iam, Ontpeto, ol mi , eirandoles, Bi clother Trench ands” matt ve Biewninl Sessions bi has passed bot! broneher of | sumed by fie, and « young girl, about thirteen years of | & Co: Jno Adame, Sarith, Plymouth, Foster & Nickerson; | ton 5 days and others. Hid 8th. bark Amanda, Baker, | 'iulate hereafter, — Feuer " dhe Wisconsin Logiclatare It eubmmits aa amendment of | sae, who + in ree A "the premises, was con- | NW Smith sit, Charleston, NL McCready & Co; Geo | Hostom; Oth, brig Avon, Webb, New Orleans; 10th the | pila: April 2a at No. Housth avenue, moar Tw be sonstit ution toe vote of the prone. | ecmed with it. Btevaced, He wanbuco, M oman & , £ ( de. ei mn ae mma se 6