The New York Herald Newspaper, April 29, 1853, Page 8

Affairs in Buenos Ayres. ‘the Borton Advertiser, April 28 ) We Gnd in Buenos Ayren papers of the month of Febru- ary, various accounts of attempts at negotiation between So neteres ss Tears Seen of the ict tay et Sita att tos es papera, ‘the date of our latest advices from Buenos Ayres, which ral ted patriotism may suggest, to put an end to the civil war in the Province of Buenos Ayres, and to obtain itateon assent to the national compact of the 3lst May, Art. 2d—The realization ef the dispositions of the | ead ‘ceding article with the brevity and urgency demanded by the present situation of Buenos Ayres is recommended. Art. Sd—Let it be communicated to the l'rovisional acaorded. sla tASEDRO FERRS, Second Vice President. Secretary hcg nee eferred to in this law is a docu- ment of some length, addressed to Gen. Urquiza, the Provistonal Director. Itexhorts him to undertake the task of pacification, and expresses entire confidence in his wisdom and moderation. The following is an extract thia addrese:— ae ee ear Macallency bas shown that you ted the wili of that community, and that when you might you did not choose to offer it violence , declaring at the head of a numerous army that you abandoned the Provines of Bue- nos Ayres to its own fate. Endowed with sueh antece- dents. to whom better than the person of your Excellency could the Congress confide the mission of putting an end to the calamities of a sister portion of the noble but unfortunate Argentine family? To whom if not to him, who to the prestige of his name, adds the power of the nation? Yonr Excsilency who rescued the republic from an in supportable tyranny, will not hesitate to deliver it from the less fatal Calamity of intestine dissension. The star of your Exceilency is too fortunate and brilliant not to guide you once more when you direct anew your sane inten tions towards the now besieged city. There most excellent sir. in the very streets which, on the 19th of February last. your Fxcollency saw populous and full of joy, there is now only to be seen citizens torn from their pacific occupations. to devote themselves, per. hapsagainst their will, to those of the soldier. The mili- tary hospitals occupy the place of the manufacto:ies Hunger is suffered py the rich as well as by the indigent, and the city to which your Fxcellency restored the eujoy ment of property, and peace with the world, has fallen anew under the barbarous law of coniiscation. and the arms of the foreigner are the only guarantee for familias and for their property. In the rural districts all enterprises are suspended, the flocks without herdsmen, and the abundant crops of this year, instead of riches for the husbandman, present him with frustrated hopes and uscless expenses.’ One of the med banda threatens its opponents with the barbarous apparatus of 2,000 savages, called to the Christian camp by the incitement of plunder and booty, thus awakening in @li the tribes of the desert the instinctive thirst of vio- jence which characterises barbarians. Before this picture, presented in faint colors, your Ex celleney will doubtless participate in the regrets entertain- | ed by the Congress-the Cony 1 would not hesitate in sacrificing itself to see the the blessings of tranquility a1 neces ubl e first A © absence of peace decorum is at an € enders all fruitless, and the communities a spectacle of scandal and Lumiliating com- reigners. ess wishes your Excellency the greatest suc: the means you may deign to employ for the at- omeut of these objects. for which you are authorized the present law, and offers your Excellency its co- operation within the sphere of its attributes, and with the purest intention: God preserve your Excelleney many years. Plab20 FERRE, Second Vice President. Curwryte Vittapa, Deputy Secretary. (from the Boston Traveller,} A letter received in this city, dated Montevideo, March 12,4 P.M, seys that news had just been received there | to’ the effect tbat the civil war had been brought to a close by a treaty of peace between the belligerent parties. As previoua accounts advised the appointment of a com- Mirsiqner to make pesce, the news is generally credited by those engaged in the trade in this city . = ei Ses Obituary. Drara or 4 CunTEnnanian.—We take the following no- tice of the death and sketch of the life of s centennari from the Augusta (Ga.) Sentinel :— ‘ thi on the 6th inst , a negro man. familiarly known Jacos,'’ whore great age, faithful service, and weil keaows probity of character, render him well worthy of a passing notice. He was purcuased by Mr. Thos. er, ove of the earl settlers of this county, in 1768, as the Dill of sale deciares, for £800, being then twenty years of | g@, making him at the time ct his death one hundred aad five yrars old. During the revolutiovary war he was frequeatiy taken from his owner by marauding perties of whigs or tories, as one or the other happened to be in the ascendant, and was eye witness to many of the scenes of that eventful period. He would narrate wish cuusidera- ble eloquence, the inglorious defeat at Briar Creek cf the Americans uncer General Ashe. He served as cook to an Otticer, whose name, he said, was Williems or Williamson, in the British army, st the siege of Savannah His i v riable practice was to reize the first opportuaity of @ ape, and return te bis master. His ideas of the merits © (he glorious contes: then going on, seem never been very well defined, for when asked which ser preferred whig or royalist, his reply was, “ Wer'n't no diffe-enee—all rogues, sir, all rogu Doubtless a cor- For he ath Major Abram | hose property he b: gave him entice free | e ve years he bas enjoyed in unin- with every comfort with which those anxious to repay hiv fidelity could enrround him, His death was the resui' of no positive disease, but ap. parently a mild and gradual decacence of his phy ieal ers.” Pion Joun Tsnay, of Meth inat., at the age of 54 years ture in 1834, several 5 Senator from Essex county, a1 tive Council, besides dische ryin; Dr Steyr B. Witey died in Brooklyn on the 12th inst , eged forty-six years. Wiley was health oftie of Brookiyn, some two years since. under the temocratte administration. He was the oldest son of Hon Calvin Ini 4 Senator from Connecticut Tet commentary upon his individuai experience. many yeare before the desth of Mr. Thomas Walker, was but nominally a slave, a: Walker, lied on tha 9th zen, Masa. in 1829 Joba Van Buren and Christopher Mo gan, our prominent men. Dupuey WooppridGs died at Marietta, Obio, on tie 3d | inst., aged seventy-five years, In early life Mr. Woud | bridge was cor nected in the mercantile business with che | eelebrated Herman Plennerhasset and was a priacipa witness relied upon by the United States ia the proxecu- | tion of Aaron Burr, on the ch: During his exawioation, Mr. Woodbridg his pact. | ner, Blennerhasset, av a man classmate of and others of | cter now universally # ambitious sehemos: In Kingston on the arch, ater a brief and severe iliness, General Kvsrmio BORRERO, aged 64 years. He was a native of the republic of New Granada, and one of the few remaining of the many devoted who fought and bled to achieve his coun ence ite served the land of his 5 ever to maintain her honvr, uphold i secure her prosperity. Mary Francis died at Tiverton, R. I., at the advanced age of 105 years. Mr. Pez Aimy, a revolutionary pensioner, died at Portsmouth, R. L., on the Sth instant, aged ninety three ears. fe was under the command of Gen. Varnum at Howland’s Ferry, at the time the British troops had pos session of Rhode Island. Mr. Ricuarn GaRLasp, & soldier of the Revolution aged ninety years. Mr. Tomas McMviex, an old and much esteemed citi zen of Albany, died in that city on the 17th instant. aged forty three years. Mr Jame D. B. Daty, who bas been for the last thirty years a printer in New Orleans, died on the 11th instant, Col. Roperr S. Haywann, who was an officer of the Florida volunteers in the Mexican war, died on bowrd schooner Rogers, off Cedar Keys, on the 4th instant. Judge BinGHam, one of the oldest and most respeetable citizens of Cadiz, Harrison county, Ohio, died on tie 11th instant. Avorum Mencnaxt Gort —Mr James Carver, ono of | the oldest Merchants in Bost'r, died at hix re dence in | Summer street, on Friday morning | Josupn T. Prrnay, M.D., aged 68 years, father in law of | the Hon. C Morgan, Secretary of State, died at Anburn | on the 20¢h instant. Dr. Pitney was born in Meniham Morris county, N.J.. on the 18th of Novembsr, 1786. Since 1808 he resided in the western part of New York | State. In September, 1 during the last war with | Great Britain, he went to the Niagara frontier, ond was appointed Hospital Surgeon in General McClure’s brigaite Danrer Fraser, supposed to be the Inst of she } roic compasy who fought for liberty in the battle of cor. died Istely, in Pomfret, yt. He was aloo in the b Banker Hill, He was born in Weiliieet, Ma moved to Vermont in 1802 : Vows died in the New Bedford on the “4th of April, at the advanced 9 Amos Honipay died at Wayland Y., on the 9th April, aged 106 years. tionary soldier, and’ served at the batt! Hill, Fistbueh, Yorktown, and at the taking of Corn wallis, serving about six years in all, in the continents! instit le and re Alm-hou 104 4 count ra Ste 7. Dr, Bexsamin Yate died in Guilford, Chen: ty, N. ¥.. on the 16th of Jauuary last, aged « yearn. Svrerpi OF A CAPTAIN OF A y Hotel. Bsy vtraot yes closk, with his throat derangement of mind for a several times teen heard to threaten existence. and every precaution had been adopted to Querd against the execution of such # determination: bot on the morning i i yy his attendant, he ckeaped from his room to and, before discovered, hind cut his throat with « knire severing the jugular vein aud windpipe, and was quite end.—Saramnah Georgian, April 9). : Bortan or Tax Vice Parsipent.—c i wee buried on the 20th April. at 11 o'clock mone King of the 1 Church. The Ror Wee ose werMON waa el The decensed lies among his kinivat, Comporediy, near by te manvivw, ia Dating 6 attic, r f : FE sf E for robbery, coua- to protect each ther from the & 8 the States; that ’ important stations table, many of them oceupying impo - tend religion, ‘such as asking a tending to family worship. To have secret, and banded robbers, thieves and murderers, q ith the community, and entecing into our families an Tpying out all our precious things, and at the same time ing with us, and going to the sacred communion, is orribbe state of society. But so itis; we know danger to which this alarm may expose us, but the community ought to be apprisad of these things, and we have concluded to sound the alarm. A similar so- ciety was formed in Europe in 1777,by Weisaupt Zack and Kaiggee, which continued ten years, and was thon broken up by the discovery of their papers in the hand-writing of Zwack. They fad receipts for producing abortion filling rooms with stupifying odors, and divers like hellish things, and scores 0: counterfeit seals. not Ay Ovp Rosaery.—Tue Trier Discoverep.— | In the Boston police court, yesterday afternoon, Joba Greenough, known about town as a ‘* cameo cutter,” was examined on a charge of stealing some $1,200 worth of watches and jewelry from the dwelling house of C. L. Drown, in Salem street, in Dee , 1850. This case has beea, untii quite recently, involved in mystery, as no teacea of the property conld’ be found, with the’ exception that about two years since a silver watch, known to be a part of the property, was traced to the possession of Green- ough. Upon this fact becoming known, he absconded, bas not been heard of since until last Monday, whea he was arrested in Manchester, N. H., by officer Ham. Two others of the watches (gold) were traced through several hy to Horace D. Carley, of New York, who formerly kept a beoker’s shop in Sudbury. street, iu this city. Carley was arrested at his place of business in Broadway, on a charge of larceny, and brought to Boston on Friday last. Up to the time of his arrival in this cit Mr. Carlay, whose reputation has never been questioned, did not know the purpose of his arrest, or motive of the charges aguipst him. Upon being presented to Deputy Katon, on Saturdsy morning, and told the cause of his | stated the names of | acrest and Getentiva, be immediatel, the parties from whow he had bought the watches in the legitimate course o! trate. Through these parties their pessession w withstanding the transter of the property was mada, as Vefors mentioned, upwards of two years since. Upon his nment yesterday, Mr. Greenough was held in the earence at the Municipal Court. Was mace agaiest Mr. Carley, aud be itted.—Bosxtun Mail, April 23. EMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE OF C TIcUT —Of the twenty-one members of the State Senate but five have ever before been in that body, viz.:—Thomas L. Butler, Norw 1848 and 1852; Nathan G. Fish, ton, in 1851, 1 james A. Bull, Lyme, in 1852; Dean, Woedstock, in 1852; Daniel B. Warner, East’ H: dam, in 18: nd Lient, “ca ad Father of the House, whose duty it is ca}l that body to order, is supposed to be Kinuey lus, of Voluntown, who was a member in 1827. The other senior memwbers of the House are as they entered tbat body:—Ched Higley, Simsbury, in 1829; Roderick Grimes, Rocky Hil, in 1831; Jeffrey 0. Phelps, Simsbury, in 1851; Silas . Plymouth, in 1832; Joha C. Sinith, Sharon. 1833; Davia Patchen, Weston, in 18: Selah Strong, Milford, in 1826. TriaL or LEAnEY, THE Monk, FoR MorpER.— The Portage City Hepublic contains a portion of the trial of Edward Leakey (better known as the Monk of La Tiapps) for the murder, by shooting, of Bernard Manley. The trial is before Judge Larrabee. Leahey ploadad not guilty, tothe indictment. France's Whiting ‘testified that be saw the prisoner fire three shots—one at the decaased, which caused his death, and two at a man named Abram Morton. left in it. was jast, and that the Lord told him to do it lived about forty-five minutes after the sot. The testi- mony. asfaras it is publi-hed is conclusive as to the fact that Manley was shot by Leshey for alleged adultery with the wife of the latter. ‘The pistol was a revolver, and two charges were Leahey stated to the witness that the murdar Stock Sales. Patapriruia, Apr’ — First Board —$3000U S$ C&P. 114; 200 do, '56, 107 1) Schayl Nav 6 15,000 do, 8454 ; 1890 Ches & Del Canai 6's, 9834: ver Meadow 6's, 90; 1000 Reading Bonds, '70, 893g; 1000 | do, 894; ; 4000 State 5's, "62, 97 924;; ‘5000 County 6's 104) 490 U 30's, "62 1124; 100 Spring Garcen 6's, '09, 104; 431 Rich Dist 6's, 94, 5600 State 5's, °70, 973, : 1006 Reading Bonds, ’43, 927% Cam & Ainb RR, 150%; 103 Peona RR, 5034 50 Reading RM, 65, 4044 250 Schuyl Nay Pret 5 3 800 US Bank, bown, 3%; 80’ Vicksburg, cach, 17%: 6 Chester Valley, s5wp, 17: cash, 17%; 50 do, 1734; 200 Union Canal, 1735; #60 Long Island, bb, 19: 4, 85 WW Sq: 14 Beaver Meadow, 3734 6 do, 37; 250 Vieks- burg, 1735. After First Board—$2000 Cam & Amb 6 5, ‘75, #5, 1835: 100 shs Morris Caval swe, 2444; 60 Vicksbui ‘chuyl Nav Pret 3434: 400 Long Island, s5, 19. val, ter Valley, 1736 ; 500 Peading Bonds, ’43, 150 do. b DAYS -. Apt 16 : » Ap 20 Philadelphia...Ap! 20 » New York 3B New York.. ‘ew York. Orleans Liverpool Liverpool x: ‘Aspinwall Liverpool. », San Juan . «Aspinwall Arpinwall, Vy Havre... iMay Just. Th. & Herm May Australia, abt June 15 Crescent City. Avabia.. New York es and letters intended for the New Yous led. Beraty should be % Poxt of New York, Aprtl 23, 1£53. a eemship—Alps (Br ipe—LUnion ger. Smith, Phi Wilson, St Johx Barks : ARED. Wickbam, Liverpool, E Cunard Pavis, New Orleans, WT Frost; Messen ph'a, Booth & Edgar; Agenoria (Br), horas Wall don, Cook & ED Harlbut & ©; Thos Wallac». Cuilian Sonsine, gh & Knox; Gov Brown, Isabella I ee, Port Luey Elien, Parker, Sw Ge, HD Brockman & —Martha Greero © Wheipley, St John Dealey Steamer—Ironrides, Al st hip Roenoke, 26 hours, to 1 Park Gart W, 49 days, 18, lat 41 37, fon cess Victoria, 37 days from Ant en, Bremen, 43 days, with ¢ New York; bi a {both the topgal posed she had experienced se lant masts gone vere weather, and lost ali her sails; blowing fresh, and could not render her any assistance, Fark Wieland (Brem), Hencke, Bremen, 36 days, with 18 passengers, to Meyer & Stuckep, April 24, lat 41 lon (5 20, spoke Br m berk Caroline, from Bremen fo: no date, lat 41, lon 2815, spoke Danish bar for New York nekin«, Cie ), Clenf nd in Mary, gos, 18 days, to Peck & ng08, spoke bark Virginia, The M has been five'days Chareb Th ex Park Ranger (of Portland), ¥¢ days, to} & Stephenson Brig John Wiley (Br). JS Whitney & Co Brig Harmonie (Dutch), Bowman, Rotterdam, 56 days, to F & Fi Brockeln : Brig Ransom, gz, Sogua la Grande, 10 hias, 10 days, to Simpson & tic), Brower, Apalachicola Schr Jobn Jones Brandywine, 3 days a“ ey. Machias, 12 days. Rocklard, 4 days Scbr Eagle kland. 6 days. v Cor nd, 6 days per, Portiand, Ct, 2 days, r Free Portland, Ot, 2 days, hr Une t, 2 chr N Shailer, Ni land, Ct, 2 Lighter :chrs frankiin Pierce, and Martha Stuart, from the hip Fersia. ashore on Fire Island Loop Kirby, Rogers, from the ship Sea « Bratch Han ilton, and n Long Branel Hartford Nantucke BELOW Ship On Cr fiom Shanghae, the siver, parsed Angier Jan 20, ¢ Marchi 7, to Grinnell, Minturn & Co. Ship William A Cooper, from Liverpool Ship Charlemagne, from Havre ~Bayk Caroline (diem), » from Bremen, with pas sengerr ¥ Brig Fairy (Trus). Dupscomb & Barnst wadid, from the ashore o 8 days tobluson yl 112 days from pe of Good Hope che, from Trinidad de Cuba, to ‘ alien. SteamshiyfAlps (Br), Wickham, Liverpool. ships Flying Cloud (clipzer), Cressy; Celestial ‘Empire’ Celipy sae Bieage Corinne, Hickney, and Atalanta, Cobb, all tor San? ranciseo; Sarah Boyd, Merritt, Panama; bark Cubs, Mi Fawyer, ani Wind at sunset, 8, and light ‘The bork Ben anchor at Quarenun , Campbell, for Varn Crus, in at Manley | Thompson & | Beckwith, Glasgow, 40 days, to | raced directly to Mr. Greenough. not- | | H Estell (Br eux Sampy Hoox Mas Lye TrLzonarn.] Ship Oneida, from Shanghae, is coming in ever the bar. from a One in the ofng—ne Nasal, The Ata- Colest pire, be to Memoranda. Lavncam>—At Bath 23d inst, a superior ship of 800 Arrived—Brig 40. lon 66 48, raw an Also arrived—] ,, April 28, Rambler, Grand Canary. April 25, lat steer! and I, Wintemoych, Port au Prince. al ip Jcanna, Liverpool; bark Joanna, Callao, via Baltimore. New On:maxs, April 23. Arrived—Ships Mary Glover, Boston; St Louis, NYork, Herald Marine Correspondence. Enaartown, April 23. Arrived—Schrs Mary Jane (Br), Bissell. Provideace for St John, NB; Florence. Jamieson, NYork for Boston; Yarborough, Hart, Northport, LI, for Dennis. 25th—Arr schrs Emily Franklin, Newcomb, Tangier for Boston; Seraph, Paine, do; Richmond (Br), Gard, NYork for Windsor, NS. 26th—Arr brigs Clio, Cuine, Boston. 2Tth—Sid the above; also, brig J M Clayton; schra Springfield Gertrude Horton, Gazelle, Malabar, Southern- er, Lady Adamm, Ads. Gentile, Sarah, Amethyst, Ad- vanes, T C Bartlett. Medford, Louisa, Exchange, Arao, Albert, Charlotte, Giraffe, Richard Law, Yucatan, War- rior, and S M Young. Aiso arr 26th, brigs Caroline Grant, Berry, Cardenas for Boston; Commodore Stewart, Wilson, Matanzas for Portland; schrs I-aac Achorn, Gregory, NYork for do; J R Baker, from Dennis, supposed bound N. 27th—Sid brigs Caroline Grant, Commodore Stewart, schra Isaac Achorn, R R Baker. todt® 2th sehr Energy, Marchant, Thomaston via Bos on. 27th—In port schr , Marchant, for Providence. ‘April 28—4 PM. Arrived—Ships Tonawanda (kt), Julius, Liverpool; Jobn & Albert, Wilsen, do; bark eho, Howes, Boston: achra Gazette, Crowell; Geo Engs, Thatcher, and Chas D Hallock: Davie, do; Henry Clay, Nyo, New Bedford; Ker- shon, Pitcher, Calais; Sally Wheaton, Wheaton, Pantego, NC; ‘Ana C’ Baker, Saith, NYork; Madawaska, Soars, Quincy, Mass; Goodspeed, Clark, Middleton; Thos Sey: mour, Smith, and R& H Estell, Baker, NYork; Mary Ann & Caroline, Herderson, Providence; Brazos, Dickinson, Hartford. Cleured—Ship John Rayenel, Pittman, London; bark Fagle Baker, Trinidad de Cuba; brig Gauntlet (Br), Ba- ker, Laguayra; echrs Ann C Baker, Smith, Roxbury; R& ker, Great Egg Harbor; DL Clinch, Watts, Bay: Thos Seymour, Smith. Hartford; Mary Aan & in¢, Henderson, Cambridge; Brazos, Dickinsen, Hart- Disasters, ce. SteaMex [NDRPRNDENCE — was sent in search of the I e steamer Sea Bird, which dependence, returned to San | Diego 29th ult, and reported the sbip burnt to the wa- | of a stesmooat, struck several tim ter'sedge; the remains of the wreck, boilers and ma- chivery, &.. lay high and dry at low water mark, on a rund beach five miles north of Cape Tosco. Br Siu Locy—The loan on bottomry, to pay salvage and expenses on this vessel, which put into Key West latter part of Jan last, after being ashore, has been taken by an Havana house. Sur Java, at San Francisco from Philadelphia, which got ashore while entering port, has beeu condemned, aud would be old at auction, Capt Munroe would leave for New York by the steamer of tke 16th. : Simp Rear, at San Francisco, would be refitted, at a cost of about $35,000, and would be ready for sea about the 18th inst. Sm Remrrtance, of New York, at San Francisco from London, bad had heavy weather oa the passage and had vr into Cequimbo, where her expenses amounted to 4.500. Banx J W Corvin had been repaired at Key West 224 inst, and would rail in a few days. The salvage on vessel and cargo was $3,472. Bec HW Moycvrg, Curtis, from Sagua for Boston, put into Key West l6th inst, leaking badly, but after charging about 100 hogshesds, found the leak. ScHR S H Tontas, from Philadelphia for Mobile, put into Key West 15th inst, with bowsprit sprung, topmasts brokew, &e. She would not discharge. Scm Wre, Ayres, from NOrleans fot St Jago, put into Key West 20th, leaking badly. Scux Kuaesta, of and from Baltimore 21st inst for Ja. | msiex, put back 24th, having been struck by lightning ufternoon of 23d, while lying in Annapolis Roads. Her foremast and some of her suils were destroyed, but it is supposed her hull and cargo are uninjured. “Notice to Mariners Wuannctox Bar NC—Our bara are filling up fast. This morning, March 25, the schr Ann & Susan, drawing | less than twelve feet, got ashore oa Main Bar, in tow of a steamboat, and the best of a spriog tide at that Four days since the schr Elouise, drawing lesa than ten feet, at high tide, witha fair NE wind and In tow Spoken. Louise, oi Bristol, E, from Cardiff for NYork, March 3 lat 46, lon 39, Ship Storm King, Collier, from Boston (13th) for San Francisco, March 33, lat 27, lon 38, 2 Bark Edisto Kendrick, 13 days from Boston for Smyr- na March 27, lat 35 65, lon 24 35, Bark Vesta, Percival, 13 days from Philadelphia for NOrleans, April 22, lat 6.38, lon 7106. ‘Whaicmen. Arr at New Bedford April 24, ship Geo Washingtoo, (of Wareham, ) Gibbs, N Pacific Ocean Sandwich Islands Dec 1, Pernambuco March 21, 2,500 bbls wh, 125 do sp oil, 28,000 Ibs bone on board : sent home 160 sp, 13,000 bone. Hes al-o on freight 19.000 bone from the Gen Scott. Spoke Feb 13, off Berkeley Sound, Falkland Islands. Kd. | gar, Pierson, of Cold Spring, clean: March 1, lat 27 16S, | Hezeule lon'39 45 W, Lafayette, Allen, NB, do. Left ‘at Perna | buco, Sally Anne, Andrews, from Pacific Ocean of and for NBeoford next day, 17,000 (110 sp). The Tenedos, at NLondon from North Pacific Ocean, has 1,800 bbls. Arr at Holmes’ Hole 234, schr Union, (of Province. town) Genn, from off Long Island, absent 7 weeks, clean; had seen but one whale; would sail again in a day or two on another cruise. Arr at Tarpaulin Cove 22d, schr Hamilton, Patterson, 1 wh, to sail again soon. Arr at New London 224, schr W P [olliver, Patterson, of and fiom Nantucket, on a cruise. At Tristan de Acunha Jan 2, by letter from Capt Har- rison. Mars, NB, <0 sp 400 wh. Saw her take a rt wh. Capt H writes that there were a number of whalers cruis- ing round the Islands that had averaged about 100 bbls. 4 Touched at do Nov 3, Odd Feliow, SH, 30 sp; 24th, Con- guess (Mendal NB, 130 sp; 25th, Peruvian, NL oil not nder, Mystic, 60 bbls; Kathleen, NB, ; Pearl, NL, 140 sp;’ Mount Vernon, Nye, NB, st, Gentlemen, SH, 30 sp and 2rt whs: Helen H’Hole, 70 sp 180 wh; 26th, Polar Star, NB, 150 HH Brewer, NL, 85 sp 75 wh. Touched at ‘‘Manjala’’ Dec 29, Trident, Taber, NB. bi to Munganui; took on board eight of the crew of the Franees, NB, wrecked Dee 25 At Vuytn March 21, by letter from Capt Howland, Ssypho. NB, with 200 bbls sp oil on board (sent home 70 sp) | Reporis at do same date, Mariner, Coitin, Nan 800 sp, badly eaten by worms | Spoxe Feb 20,'Columbus, Carr, NB, €00 sp; 26th, Zephyr, Gardner, do, 600 bbls, bound to Taleahuano. a Heard from: by letter from Capt Jenkins, March 21, lat W, H H Crapo, of Dartmouth, no oii on st from Talcahuano, where he landed 100 sp to be shipped home; was bound to Payta, and then on a cruise off coast of California, Left at Taleahuano March 12, , Fisher, NB nearly full, Eagle, Potter, do, 1,600 sp; Hesper, of »nd for FA, 00 Ubls, anda quantity of freight—would come in charge of the mate of the Her. cules, Capt Perry remaining. The Sea Q port, before reported spoken Feb €, no lat, &e, 15 mos out, had 500 sp. waury, Whelden ; Ome- nt Lane; ail bound to Sandwich At Megdalena March 3, ships Ja: Fi-her ga bark Cle c, bark Osear, (n 40 wh. Austria) ro lat, & lect 4 1 15 ep Cot 12, lat 27 80 N, lon 87 88, Florence, of and 19 days from Warien for Indian Ocean. Nov 60, lat 12 58 8, lon 79, W Congaree, Malloy, NB, 57 . lat 20 04S, Jon 48 18 W, Dominga, Tripp, NB. lat 54 18 8, lon 79 W, Thos Dickason, Taber, NB. hed cutting iu two 75 bbls whs, makicg in ali pon beard. Jan £0, lat 80'S, lon 72, Caravan, of Fall River, for Mar- que-as, Clean, Feb 6, Washington, Edwards, SH, nothing since leavin Sandwich Islands, Canada, Ward, NB, .6 sp; 15th, North- ott, FH, stowing down, Jat 5, lon 122 W, Amazon, Barker, PH, for ) Islands, clean off Owyhee, Chas Carroll, NL, 4 weeks from , 100 ap off Owyhee, Colambia, Cash, Nan, 40 sp Forelgn Ports, Arprossax—Sld April §, Indus, Richan, for Provi donee. HoRDEACX—In port March 0. berk Raecaud (PF fi chells, about ready, to finish lég for Boston Ee Brewriiavex--Are' April 6, Brem ship Goethe, Ho- Baltimore. Sld &th, Pevex, NYork. : Conrurdos—in port April 10, ‘brig Gen Taylor, Spar row, for NYork, 2days. Going io, park Virginia, Thur. low, hence. Z Canpiry—Arr April 8th, Onward, Cha. George & Jane, Steele, Waterford for ( D¥AL—Arr April 10, NYork 3, Liverpcol; 11th, harleston. Howell, Norman, for Cardiff and sld Manlius, Beker (from London), Cardiff aod Boston. Passed by 11th Emma, from NYork for Bremen. Duxorness — Ot April 10. Emily, Auderson of and from Taith for fan Francleco, with love of sinallsparn JAriwaAX—Arr April ali, brig Lad ax a eat p ig Lady Maxwell, Camp. Havee—Cld April 12, Robert Parker, Trofet to load for United States. Sid Bim Ely th amilto Jones, Newport, E; Nath! Thompaon, Gua ‘1 Havara—Are April 15, ships Avs! , Kallard, Sagaaneh (aud shi for Matepeaa 17th), Poo gustiek, Pratt, f ° delpbia ; barks Soutberner, Groton, Boston » 17th. vannoh, Smell Baltimore; Peri, Curtis, Wivcassot: 18th sehts Alice, Butler, New Orleans ; Henry, Baker, Naw’ rou; 1th, brig Mary Elizabeth, 'M'Connell, Norioane solr Dart, Smith, Key West; 20h, bark John Caskie, Raynes, NYork: schr Pocahontas, Bulkloy, Mobile. eH T6th, ship Khine, Barnes, NOsleans: bark’ Lyre Demis, NYork; brigs Adana Gray, Hency, NOrleans: Gea Marion, Miller, Ma‘anwas; 16th and 17th, barks Wm Honr: Watts, Sagna; tarah Nickels, Nickels, NYork; brig Vo. Jante, Kowal, do via Segua; Castilian, Pinkham, Or ‘ Alexia, Haskell, Matanzas; sche Midas, Ranch, NOrleans: mn Cardi 18th end 19th, barks Almade, Brewer, Matanzas; Rain: bow, Lawrence (or Savage), Cowes; William, Bayle . , rigs ule, Smith, NOs 4 Chrionts Barks, Cha eston; Teo, Greonia a i Kumqggon, Ja—Arr April 20, brig A Blanchard, Small, N | BOARDING AND LODGING. eee You AAAAAAAAAAAADRAARARAAAAARARARANNAAS peTiRPEN ape 8. Mow Ant, Cok, Mel | \ LAATGPING BOO TIEN OF MAreOUL ONE. ata port fapll 1, bark Commodore, Willams, | Sea; Brosday, frat the eee og York teraing Me NOrleans via ~ bangs, 200 Broadway, Coens of: ROAAs. Magee, Teom , ae NYork, fow days bari ‘Gracie Deo tein) Sie, | = N AND ‘HIS WIFE, AND A FEW | POARDING.—CENTLEM brig Neva (Br), for Boston, 14th oth, ene el teoommedatad with beara st |B) Spon Go dem tucrnnindtedeae | detain’ iaaorkay meta | Ra Prorou—Arr April 18, bark Sevannab. PARLOR AND BEDROOM ON THE SECOND Frys a lle = trom | A’ to's geutlomen and his wife sag sonanen. No Pxaxaupcco—In April 1, barks MR children taken. The house 1s strictly dp in evory for Boston 2 days: Teatiy ng Trae Tae Pahoa | Fartioalnr, Nene need appz, whe srs ne willing to pays me phia, ldg: brig R F Loper, Kenny, from do, diag; schrs | beingwithin a fow doors of Fifth avenue. Dinner at alt | Greenwi Abbott Devereux, Sullivan, for Boston 2 day; Rosamond, i. Call at 43 Wost Twenty secend street. fr , Rober from ° daipia err March 3, and vematod a the Outer Tos, | A RRIVATE FRENCH FAMILY, LIVING IN AZINE | BOARD IN BROOKLYN A FEM SINGDE wie 8. ate one or two gentlemen with good apartments and break- Aheee ane tak fom boarders Punta DE ARANAS—In port Mareh 30, ship Brewster, Googius, for NYork, soon. Port av Paince—In port April 13, bark G E Lee, for Philadelphia 8 days; schr John Clark, for NYork next day; Boxer, for do 7 days. D alzRMO—In port March 30, barks Antoinetts (ie). for NYork, ldg: Nautilus, Lincoln, for ton, April 1; schrs Melita, Crosby. for do, Mared 31; Challenge, Bur- ditt, for do, soon. “Sld 15th, barks Elizabeth J, Galla- atlasanyeies ‘2th, (before reported 26th) Gabriella, a Quxexstowx—Sld April 7, Wm Patten, Minot for Bos- ton; St Petersburg, Leveret, do; Ann Wheeler, do; Alert, Burke, NYork. Sr Joun, NB—Arr April 21, brig Zero, Harrington, New York — Cid ship Milan, Cotter, London; schr Linnet, Hol der, NYork. Arr at do 22d, bark Clermont. AM’Monagle, NYork steamer Brooklyn’ Bearse, do; 20th, brig Sarah, Daniels, NYork; schr Sterling Baker,’ do; 25th, ship Rockaway, Goodwin, Philadelphia. Surwam—In jort April 4, bark Cuba, Power, from Gloucester, how | brige iades, Center, from Boston, just arr; Amazon, Pulsifer, from Gloucester 2 days; Nancy Pratt, Bates, for do 5 day: Niger, Higgins, unc. Sacva—Sld April 17, ‘bark Naramissec, Lanpher, NYork; 18th, brig Sarah 'W Cushing, Harris, do. SarrRNA—No Am vessels in port March 30, Suaxauax—In port Jan 20, ship Racer, Steele, from San Francisco. Nov 24, just arr. ‘Torpay—Sld April 8, Edward, Redoer, NYork. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA Arr April 24, brig Nora, Jordan, Maya: guez, PR: schrs Relief (Br), Johnson, St John, NB; J Bird- sall, Birdsall, NYork; Panama, Terry, do; I B and F L Cranme1, NYork; Timothy Pharo, Brown, do; Chas Whit- ing, Inman, do; Mexico, Chester, do; J T Bertine, Soper, do; Ann Eliza, Jones, do; Eleanor, Townsend, do; Virginia, Heald, Fall River; steamship Martin Hoffman, Bingham, NYork. sid 24th, schrs Wm Wallace (Br), Hull, Barba does; Stag, Townsend, NYork. BALTIMORE—Arr April 27, schr Charles Colgate, Sea- FAL! man, NYork. Cid, bar! NB; Justice Story, Kendrick, East Bosto , Rhoads, Hamblin, Boston, ’ schrs General Grant, Hill, Bermuda;; Ukyania (new, 88 tons), Lowry, 5 dies; Connecticut, Fairchild, Derby, Conn; Adelaide, Coleman, Hew Haven. BOSION—Arr April 27, ship Uriel, Foster, Liverpool 2eth ult; brig Julie Laure (Ir), Courtois, Rochelle Feb 28; schr Sican, Thurston, Aux Cayes 7th inst; steamer Kast- ern City, Winchester, St John, NB, via Eastport. Cld steamship America (Br), Leiteh, Liverpool via Halifax; ship Delaware, son, Valparaiso; Oak, Ryder, Philadelphia; brigs Times, Phinney, Charleston; Mail, Baker, Philadelphia; schrs Louisa Sears, Burdett, Port'au Prirce; Creole (Br), Star- ratt, Aux Cayes; Nancy Bishop, Kelley, Pailadelphia; Re. N Boynton, Smelley, St Joho, nown, Crowell, NYork. Sld steamship America (at 12:15 | PM); ships Argonaut, Kate Swetland, T B Wales, Mary Ann, Humboldt; barks Moses Kimball, May Queea, Merev Ellen, K Cohen. Majestic, Eliza, Chase, Celestia; brigs Monte Cristo, Cosmopolite, Kate Foster, Acorn, Velona, and other BUCKSVILLE (3.C)—Arr April 16, brig Hellyellyn, Da- vis, Kennebunk: schr Antelope, Norwood, do; 19th, brigs Suga Duncan, Harrison, Boston; Allegam, Stull, Waldo- , x0. BANGOR—Arr April 26, sehr Myers, Rhodes, NYork. yEUCKSPORI—Arr April 26, echr Uranus, Arey, New ork. BaTH—Atr April 24, schrs Rebecca, Potomac; Den Nicholas, NYork; 25th, ship Charlotte Reed, Elwell. Li- verpool.” Cld 28d, brig Louis Walsh, Wood, Savannah. DIGHTON—Sld April 25, schr Helen Mar, Baltimo: FALL RIVER—Sld April 26, schr Iram Smith, Crowell, Alexandria. i GLOUCESTER—Arr April 23, achrs Republic, NYork; 24th, J Berenice, Addison, NYork. HARTFORD—Arr April 26, steam schr Mohawk, Clark, NYork; sloop New World, Smith, Kingston. KEY WEST—Arr April 15, schr J H Tobias, Hand Phila- delphia for Mobile, leaky;’brig HW Moncure, Curtis, Sagua for Boston, do; 20th, schrs Wye, Ayres, Norleans for St Jago, do; 2ist, Chas Roberts, Post, NYork, for car- go of sehr Montauk, bound to NYork from Franklin, La, which arr in distress 24th Feb (see Disasters.) LUBEC—Arr April 16, schr Mary H Chase, Wilson, N York. Sid 224, schrs Antelope, Arey, NYork; 23d, Ken arick Fish, Shaw, do. NEW BFDFORD—Arr April 27, brig Orlando, from Quick's Hole, (where she hai been ashore), in tow of a slop; echr Adelaide, Briggs, Albany. ‘ld schr Tiger, Felker, Philadelphia. NANIUCKET—Sld April 25, schr Susan, Russell, N York; sloop Triumph, Kobin:on, do. NEWPORT—Arr April 27, sche Iram Smith, Crowell, Yall River for Alexandria;’ Ophir, Baker, do'for Balti- NEW ORLEANS—Arr April 21, ship Josiah Bradlee, Royson, Charleston; brig Adams Gray, Henry, Havana 16th inst; achr Planter, Reynolds. Grand Cailloa. PHILADELPHIA—Arr April 27, bark Marion, Lelar, Pernambuco 26 days; brig Empire, Crowell, Boston. Cid sehts White Onk, Brown, Bangor; Deleware, Cook, Bridgeport; Brazos, Dickinson, do; D1, Bayles, Thomp: zon, Norwich; Joanna, Allen, do; Frederick Hall, Russel, Hartford; Catherine, Loring, Boston; Moteor, Perry, Providence; Warren 'C Nelson, Leeds, NLondon; Anas Somers, Somers, Boston; D Wil‘ets, Smith, NLondon; feleon,’ Slmprop, Haverstraw: S Applegate, End farlem: North Carolina, Dupree, Peekskill; Wissahicon, Brain, Williamsburg. PROVIDENCE—Arr April 26, steamer Petrel, Jones, N York; sloop JM Parker, Mason, Albany. Br bark Taz, from ‘Glasgow, is still below. Sld schts Suffolk, Wood: worth, Suffolk, Va; Hamlet, Hall, Philadelphia; sloops Antecedant, Smith; Planet, Hastings, and Translation, Hallock, Rondout. TORTLAND—Arr April 26, brig Isola, Park, Cardenas. id bark Corinthian, Edgecomb. Havana; brigs Isadora, Bragg, Cienfuegos; Catharine Nickels, Nickels, Sagua la Grande; schr Georgia, Pettingill, Savavnah. RICHMOND—Arr April 26, schr Charger, Blaxeman, NYork. Torre, Lanphier, Savannah. STONINGTON—Atr April 25, schrs White Squall, Alex- andria to Boston; Energy, Matthews, Bangor tor Middls- town. Arr at Westerly 25th. echr Jane, Hall, NYork SAN FRANCISCO—Ady April 1, ships Golden Gate, Barstow, for Hong Kong 5th: Java, ashore and got off), to be sold at auction Sth; barks Burpbami, for Portland, 0, about ready; Tartar, for Port Philip, via Sandwich Islands, dodo: Julia Anu, for syd- ney do; brigs Agate, for Portland, 0, 2d; ‘Tigris for sale WILMING{ON—Arr April 22, thews NYork. Cld 28d, sebrs Vermont, Elliott, Bostou; ‘Thos Denison, Sanders; Dacotah, Mankin, ard Lamartine, Tyler, NYork; 25th, Rosanpah Rose, Coombs, Matanzas. Passengers Arrived. Norro.k axp Richmonp—Steamship Roanoke--M Rob- bins, J H Howes, RE Howes, A Lyman. H Bronson, J Barret, 'T Barrett, W Chase, Mr Gilchrist, “aye aud lady, 1 Peed, $ Delarue, Dr @ N Ric A JW Hardy, J W Hardwicke, GI Denton and lady, R P Davis, Chas Baker, J © Roy, J Corning, J P Martin, J B Howett, Mr JI Locke. Miss AM Denton, P Sherman, Chas Sherman, Mr Hagan, E Hulton, Dr PC Gooch, G Taylor, AW Cumings, T Ripley, Miss Lehman, 14 St Geo Nowlan, WP Hopkins, Mr Linn, lady and child. Mrs Torbit and son, Jas Davis, 8 Herbert, W Walsh, J H Ba‘eo; and 75 the steerage Passengers Salled. Livenroor—Steamship America, from Boston~Mr FE ife, Miss Wyman Master Wyman, De J . Dr Morrill Wyman and wife, Miss’. liza- beth Wyman, Miss Anna Wyman, Dr O:good and wile, AW Blike Mes Clark, Miss Clark, Messrs Geo B Bla HJ blake, B B Appleton and wife, W P F Upham Mr John A Marsh, Miss Carter, Messrs Dexter and wife, RE Pattison. A Fries, Rufae Wyman, dier, Hon Samuel H Walley, and Hon C Theo- dore Russell cf Boston; Dr Chas H Allen of Cambridge; Mr Jox Conway of Salem: Miss Coanving of Milton; Mr Penj Briggs, Mrs Eleanor Farrarand child, of Providence; Mr Thos Fieldhouse, of New Hampshire: Provessor Ire. Yourg, and Mr Chas M Young, o* Hanover, NH; Me Foote ef Vermont; Miss Greene Miss Carville, Miss M Car: ville, Mes+rs Carville and wife, — Duncan and wife, P A Gareux, Samuel W Francis, Mirs W Carville, Master Corville and servant, Messrs Morel Holsing, A Lewis, Slevis, and A Hermmschmidt, of New York; Samuel M Warren of Philadelphia; Margaret Watson of Gonnectiout; Messrs L Schlessinger, and J Lewis of Louis ville; T Watson and 3 Q Seott, of rleston; RW Lee of Ohio; P Uzeduran of New Orleans; F Farwell, Dr Joseph Haine, and Mr H Morat, of Californi: {rs Col Taylor and ron; Mesers J A Finlay and Alfred Fisher, of Ca 4 KD Innis of Canada West; Bernardo Mier, wife, child and servant, — Arango, — Alumida, Mrs Aranga | Mra Beis- leque, Messra Antonio de Ximeno, wife and servant, — 1éo, — Andrade, — Lascnrain and servant Parez Perez, of Mexico; John {'cks of London, Charles Gifford, TJ Gayford, and —)ilmay and servant, of land; John H Adams of Ireland; — Jobnston of — Barnley of Glargow, — Jockmus of Hamb: ranger and wife of Italy—101. Ae AS TE we SEE THIRD PAGE. “ee SUAIOING AND LANAI PARTMENTS TO LET, AT NO. 2 CLINTON PLACE— An elogant suit of furnished rooms on tho first floor; also, parlors and bedrooms on tha second and third flo frst class rostanrant inthe basoment, Keforance requir PARTMENTS LET AT && PRINCK STREET, of Broadway; a parlor xnd bedroom, or anfurnizhed, on the first and Je bedrooms to let to centiomon of Je furnished, if desizod PARTMENTS 10 WITH BOARD—UNFUR. nished parlo ntlemon and their wives, at No. 110 Leroy street, 16 House auppliod with hotand cold water, shower bat! References givon and required GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, HAVING MORE ROOM than they wish to ocoupy, would let tho same to single Fwithout board. TI gentlemen, with houss is modern; containa bath, gas, &c., and is within « sbort distanoe of the Crystal Palace. Apply at the office of the Citix of FEW SINGLE with pleasant rooms ty-sixth atroot, be: ac ‘0. 5 Tryon row, and full or Ni gentlemen, desiring the comforts of a home, can be ao. board Loan Ansoci tion, corne’ A fentiomons con ie tevommodated with t int! it A GENTLEMAN bal HI8 WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE EES ee, inthe vicinity. mean. Asioad brig John R | West In- | ttew, St John, NB! barks Moses Kimball, Col- | Sid schrs Elien, Rogers, Attakapas; Ida Della | (before reported | achr Mount Vernon, Ma- | a dinner at six o'clock. Address, with name and residence, Gon, Herald office. peiiog nt Nov RE igh street, Brooklyn. ADY AND GENTLEMAN CAN BE ACCOMMO- vb with board, (and board for the lady only.) in a st hborhood, not two minutes walk from St. John’ Sock, with®frout or ‘back parlor. Address M. Broa way Post Office. st ——— FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMO- dated with partial board in a house with all the modern ovements, where they can bave the comforts of a hom nged. Callat No. 9 St, George's place, Ea: cond avenue. TO LET, V1Z.:—A PARLOR OR BED- first ligibly furnished, also 0) & PARTMENTS Toom on thi | of four rooms on | firet class only. Apply ‘No. 183 Bleecker stroot, pel eee i} MEANS OF COMMUNICATION BETWEEN PER- | sons in want of board and those who have accom | dations for boarders is established at tho office of the Ne York Boarding Exchange, 289 Broadway, corner of Reade | ietei’want ef board and. ss thee iranch more | |, and as | Satisfactory than. any otber 40 shoe who want boarders, it Fl 5 Cy of great oonvenicnee to bot FRONT AND BACK PARLOR TO LET, FURNISH- | AL dor unfurnished, together or separate. The front room | suitable fora physician. Inquire of L. THOMPSON, Den- tist, No, 12 Sixth street. 3 A LARGE AND PLEASANT *URNISHED OR UN- bis ished parlor to I ith board, to a gentleman and wife of two single gontlemen, where they will find a com: fortable home. Apply at Ni ry street. PRIVATE FAMILY WILL LET A SUIT OF HAND- ‘somely furnished rooms, also ono or two single rooms, to gentlemen, at 2 Bond street. Tho house contains the modern improvemonts, and has been painted and fur- d throughout with first'class furriture. LARGE AND WELL FURNISHED PARLOR BED- A. foam with board, suitable for agentioman and his wite, | or single gentlemen, can be had at the elegant residence, No. $1 Prince str ee See | A. PRIVATE FAMILY LIVING IN THE VICINITY OF St. Jobu's Park, having more room than they requiro, d rent a hand ‘urnished parlor and bedroom to entlemen; algo, one small room. If desired, ill be furnished. Gas and bath int A. R. | | Boaiamodaved with good boned and plessant rooms, in a | privat family, at 22 Vandam street. Breakfast and toa only, exeept on Sundays. | FROARD-AT NO. 100 EAST SIX' two doors enst from Livingston ‘nd near Stnyvo: gant park, for families or einglegentlomen. The house is now and newly furnished throughout, and has all the modern | improvements NTH STREET, —A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, AND A FEW with ploasant m2 Clinton stroot, OARD. 6 Fooms, and full or p Brooklyn. OARD—GENTLEMEN MAY OBTAIN PLEASANT rooms, with breakfast and tea, and dinner on Sabbath, in the modern built house No. 247 West Twanty-frat street, corner Ninth avenue. The honee is furnished with warm and cold bath, and has been newly painted throughout, OARD—CHOICE SUITES OF ROOMS, ON SECOND ird floor lot, to families or are gentleme: ad, with full or jial board, in the 36 Rast Twentioth street. All the mo- and contiguous to Fourth and Sixth and several stage lines. Apply at No-53 Blecek- or at 35 Enst Twentieth stroct, OARD.—FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED PAR- lors, with bedrooms aud pantries, in suits, om second and third floors of a first class brown stone house, with all tho modern improvements; also, very pleasant room: gentlemen, gas, bath, &c. The location is delightful, and vory | convenient to cara and beet line of stages. Dinner hour at six o'clock. Reference required. Apply at No. 29 West Eighteenth street, near Fifth avenue, for one week. OARD.—TO LET, WITH BOARD, ON OR BEFORE the lst of May, two handsome farnished rooms on the second floor. Also, one room on third floor, to single gentle- mon, or gentlemen and their wives, in a small family with- out ‘children. References given and required. Apply at No, 8 Crosby street. OARDING.—FRONT BOOM AND BEDROOM, SUP- plied with gas and Croton, hot and cold, with spacious pantrien attached, to let, with bo@rd, at 52’ East Sixtoenth Gtrect. References exchanged. OARDING.—A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, OR TWO ingle gentlemen, giving satisfactory reference, can be accommodated with board in a private family; wherthe comforts of a home may be enjoyed. Rooms furnished or un- | farnished. Hous: No. 42 Hammond street, modern built, leasantly located in a quict neighborhood. ‘Terms moderate, Ko'moving Ist of May. GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE CA ed with a handsome room on the second & , with privilege of a bath, by applying at 102 Essex wreck, amet required Sand givens: Also; two illiug to room toget! OARDING-ONE OR ‘TWO GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with very pleasant rooms and partial | bourd, within a short distance of the South ferry. Apply at | No. 8 Clinton strect, Brooklyn. OARDING —A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN CAN BE accommodated with good board and a comfortable home, With the privilege of a good bathroom. No moving on the Ist of May. Apply at 126 Delansy street. D IN BROOKLYN.—THREE GENTLEMEN CAN i large pleasant room, with pantrics attached, ek, ench, with breakfast and tea, and dinner No. 4 Sanda street, within three minutes walk and Catharine ferries. Referen hi per on Sunday, of the Fulton OARD IN THE COU? TLEMEN and their wives, or a large f andsomely accommodated with board, through the season or perinancnt- | ly, at New Rochelle; rooms large anil airy, and location plea- fant, and within a few minutes walk of the depot. Stages as the door on the arrival of all tho trains. For particu- ‘ars please apply on the prem! MRS. HASLETT OARDING. FAMILIES AND SINGLE GENTLEMEN may obtain board, with rooms in snites, or singly at 128 Macdougal strect, within one block of Washington square, All the comforts of a private home may be secured by an OARDING.—A HANDSOME SUIT OF ROOMS, PAR- Jor and chamber communicating, may he had'at No. East Nineteenth street, ono block above the Clarendon | ; algo one or two single rooms. The honse has all the | modern improvements, and is delightfully situated. i OARDING.—GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOM dated with well furnished rooms and partial board, in | Kast Fiftoenth street, near Second avenne, from the 1st of | May. Aleo, a suite of rooms, unfurnished, suitable for a centleman and hiz wife. tains all the modern improvem OARD. AN AND HIS WIFE, WITH tatisfactory reference, can ve accommodated with o arlor and bedroot adjoining, or a large room in the with board, in a private family. The house hesall the modern improvements, Apply at No. § Charles street, Warren place. TO LET, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, near Crystal Palace, two fine suite of room, in a new modern built ‘threo story house, with vas, hati, eo; a very pleasant situation; near enongh to the Crystal Palace for plensnre umfort, aud in a private family. Apply to 0. 8. ee it. ce! YOUNG GENTLEMAN, OF ble private fauily, betwoon Addrese J. L. OARD WANTED, NEAR BROADWAY, IN ANY OF the cross streets from Kig’.th to twenty hished bedrooms, for & gentleman, wife and reepectable private family or boaeding house, w are but few Lonrders. Breakfast and tea only f tleman, excopt on Sundays. References civen. 4 5 ¥., Herald office, stating terme—which must be moderate— location, de. OARDING IN A FIRST CL. Joeation, baths, for gentlemen a Best of rete Herald OARD.—A DESIRABLE SUIT OF ROOMS ON THE second floor, consisting of two large and one smail one, con be obtained ly a party of gentleman, with breal-f their room, or Ly a small family, with private table if do- sired. Apply at 97 Irving plage, ‘Also, one or two single rocme. SS HOUSE, ELIGIBLE w and nently farnished rooms wi $6 to $7 per wook for both. ven and required. Pleage address Robin. OARDING.—WILL } —Firet clase house, T MOVE ON FIRST OF MAY. at a re¢uction from down prices, ex tre Inrge rooms, front and back, large pantries, & i: gible loration, accessible to business, and commmnicates by railroad. Terme according to rooms, Please apply imme diately at 633 Hudson street, or to 8. P., 101 Wall si OARD IN SOUTH BROOKLYN, TWO oR THRER ccutlenion cam be accommodated with pleasant roma with breakfast ton, and dinner on Sundays, within a few minute 1k 0! her the South or Hamilton ferrios, Ad. ir, Herald offies. ny BoseEP!NG.—GOOD FURNISHED ATTIC ROOMS TO rent, suitable for merchants’ clerks, ag the rent will be moderate, The house is well furnished, and all the quiet. ness and attention of a bome can be enjoyed. Apply at 30) ¥ p etwoon Houston and Biecoker streets, ARDING.—A GEN ND HIS WIFF, OR ‘a fow single gentlem commodated with’ fall or partial board and ple n a private family, in ® house with all the modern improvements, in the uppor part of the city, and convenient to several stage and railroad Hines, Address G. M., Herald office, dreea Sey OARDING—WILL NOT MOVE ON THE FIRST OF May.—Three or four gentlemen can be accommodated With furnished rooms, with or without breakfast and tox and {nll board on the Sabbath, in a private boarding honse, by anplping at 49 Orchard street, between Grand and estar streets OARDI t HILIES OR SI 0 parlors, wi GLE G hod NTLE NG FOR Br oma and djoining, Broadway; also, several larce suitable for gentlemen and their wives, Room to single gentiomen, with fall or partial board, Transiont boarders $1 50 per day. Hot, cold, or shower baths in the house, for free use of boarder: OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS—SUPERB APART. mente for single gentlemen and families oan bo had in & house commanding a fall view of tho harbor and bay, and having all the modern improvements. Apply at 120 Column bia street, Brooklyn, scant OARDING—SINGLE AND MARRIED GENTLEMEN can obtain nice airy rooms, with breakfast and ton and dinner on Sunday, at Morton street, oorner of Hudson Highth 9) cars pase avery throo Der week; larze FRONT SUIT OF ALSO in 4 Tosation pleasent, and very deaitdble forvsc. lemon vo thank Abia town. Gare and stagon pans 'the woor. Ay at Ne. 4 Abingdon square, wost ROOMS, }deomel lf mile of a bot i # vee street, between the hours 8 Bez IN SOuTH BROOKLYN—SUITS OF WI furnished rooms to let, ins brown sto! modorn improvement tion pleasant act's coma street, near Hamilton ferry. OARD ON STATEN ISLAND.—PERSONS WANTH DD board tn the ean hear of » ploasant | in at landin, Pera iy and R OARDING IN HOBOKEN—UNFURN! with bosrd for gentlemen and their bea phy nished rooms for single lemon, at No. 3 Meadow ird house from First street. OARD IN CLINTON PLACE.—SUITS OF ELEGA: rooms, for gentlemen and their wivos and for single tlemen, wi ial board and dinner on Sundays, "A: at No. 9 | place. OARD WANTED IN THE COUNTRY- gentleman and son, (board for th only,) for four or five months, in a x Long Teland railro ith Cli on Harlem o: than thirty miles from New York. A: office. Boskd May BE MAD IN A PRIVATE Fa Apply at 15 Charles stroot, (Warren place, —Green\ avenue and Amity street stage route, OARDING.—A FEW DESIRABLE RUOM! 4 first class house, in one of the best locations in the ‘sre still vacant d will be let immodintely if applied at No. 37 Ninth atreet, afew doors from Fifth avenue. OARD—A COMFORTABLE BACHELOR'S. HA with furniture complete, can be obtained for $375 ‘An excellent opportunity fora few frionts to live comfc ably, aud at very moderate exponse. Thore isa in the house, who may remain, if dosirad. Apply at No Amity street, between 4 and 6 o'clock, P. M. OARD IN BROOKLYN—HANDSOME ROOMS let, fornishod or unfurnished, with board, in a vg pleasant loortion. Apply at 152 Duield street, near Full avenu —ELEGANT ROOMS AND BOARD nest locations in Williamsburg, ont: mintues walk from Peck slip ferry — Agentleman and 1 and afow single gentlemen, can be accommodated on mo rate terms Apply at 25 South Ninth street. LADY AND GENTLEMAN, WITHO! children, can be accommodated with board and ‘ished room and adjoining bedroom, in the best stylo, arm bath, gas, &o,, in a small family, without child and no other References roquired, Apply ai Franklin stre! OARD WANTED—IN A RESPECTABLE PRIVA\ family in Brooklyn, for @ gentleman, wife, onild, servant. Address, with full partioulars, stating termi looation. which munt be desirable, box 2,830 Post Office, York. Reference given and required. OARD WANTED—BETWEEN VESEY AND CH. bers streets, fora young man. Address, stating tery W. W., Herald office, OARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN. FURNISH room in a quiet house, where thore aco few or no ot! arden boarders, fo ad, mtleman, (board for lady on Board A paid in ‘advaneo in lieu of referenc: ddress H. rald office OARDING.—A GOOD OPPORTUNITY FOR GF tlemen and their wiver, or a few single gentlemen, Wish to procure ploasant rooms for the summer, The hor is large, with modern improvements, in a dosirable loo: and eonvenient to stages. Apply at 814 Greenwich corner of Jane, OARD.—TWO OR THREE SINGLE GENTLEME| or a gentleman and his wife, may be accommodated board inahouse finely located at No. 45 Hudson opporite Duane street park, RYSTAL PALACE.—FURNISHED OR UNFURNIS ed rooms, with ithout board, within five minut walk of the Crystal P: in a now’ honse having @ convenience. Inquir e daguerrean gallery, corner Bleecker and Carmine street OUNTRY HOUSE IN RYE, WESTCHESTER near the Now Haven Railroad depot, to let, fur with garden, stable, #e, Inqnire of T. P. BURGER, 37 Chatham stro: NTRY BOARD WANTED, FOR A GENTLEM. his wife and daughter. Also, accommodations for co of horses and carriage, in the lower part of We county, nbout fifteen miles from the City Hall. box 2,90 Post Office. ESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS—A PRIVATE mily would let a suite of rooms to one or two gent imen; also, a single room. The houreis new and hae all modern improvements, and in one of the best. locatiot the eity, and convenient to the cars and two lines of stag ly at 68 Fourtconth at., first house west of Sixth aven| LEGANT ROOMS IN SOUTH RBROOKLYN-IN Ti new brown stone front house 125 Clinton street, co: of Pacifie, four blocks froin South ferry, inn Roo ite, with board. to parties perm eqs ired. Refers to A. S. Case, street: W. H Hill, Esq., 25 Nassau etreot; E. ter, Ni ‘ortlandt st it. URNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEWEN—WITA Without treakfaet and tea, at 210 Mulberry street, private family. FURNISHED Roous, wiTHOUT BOARD, ON cond floor, with a basement, to lot to a gentleman te gentlemen. Bronkfast if_requi Location near Broadway and Thonp Spring street. wife, or to Bi Family small. street, No. 168 URNISHED BEDROOM —SPANISH LANGUAG To let, a comfortably furnished and. aire bode, without board, ina private family. Would be let to one two young men, with instruction in the Spanisb. langua; required, or in the English larguage to a Spaniard; or belet without any instruction. Terms moderate, Apply 160 Orchard etreet, new number, (old 152.) RENCH ROARD.—TWO SUITS OF FIRST CLA rooms and parlors, suitable for families, may bo obti ed in a etrictly modern house, with gas nnd water throw ont the rooms. Also, single apartments for gentlemen. cation unsurpas 68 St, Mark's placo, Southern are invited to call. None but those of the highest respec Vility need apply. Stagee pags before the door. Dinner six, References exchanged. URNISUED PARLORS AND BEDROOMS TO LE to gentlemen, without hoard, at No. 5 University pl URNISHED ROOMS TO LET, WITH OR WITHOY breakfast and tea. Tie rooms are spacion: Walkor atro ed neatly—no moving in May, Apply a URNISHED ROOMS TO LET—HANDSOME LARG rooms, with partial board, st very moderate prices, No. #08 Broadway, a fow docra above Union park; also, yoom on Lali flocr, suitable for a 06. ITRNISHED ROOMS—WITH OR wrnnour BOA! ‘Apply at : UANISKED APARTMENT3.—TWO SINGLE GE! tlemen can have & neatly furnished room, on the seco; floor, ina private family, without board. Location desi ble, near 5 hn’a par ‘Terms moderat Also, a v e front attic, suitable for one gentioman. Apply at Franklin street, URN ED ROOM TO LET--TO ONE OR MOR ingle gentlemen, at 53 Bleecker street, noar Brot URNISHED ROOMS.—TO LET, TO SINGLE tlemen, without , 4 suit of rooms on the focr, and front room aud’ Ledroom on third floor, suitn for tivo or thres gentlemen desiring to room tozethor. antly sitnated, and convenient for men dol business down down. Apply rt No.1 State strect, corn Whitchallstreet, URNISHE RNISHED ROOMS MAY B i d d 68 house No. 398 Fourth avenu The house is replete with every conveniences, and thot h to live in good style will do well to apply soot ation is unsurparsed. "Dinner at six o'clock. Appl yove, NE OR TWO GENTLEMEN, WITH THEIR WIV and one or two single gentlemen, can be sccomino with board and good rooms, either furnished or unfurnish in one of the most healthy and desirable locations in Broo! lyn, near the stage route, 343 Gold street, four doors fro ‘ulton avenue, OOMS, NEWLY FURNISHED, FOR GENTLEM they’ are very decirablo. Apply at 218 Canal streot, ‘one week. OOMS FOR SINGLE GENTLEMEN. WITH PA) ~ ual board, dinner on Sundays, at 177 Henry aty woklyn. EVERAL wife, GENTLEMEN, OR A GENTLEMAN AN ie lated with's large room, panti th board, at 106 Leonard street, a fow door ° dway. oving on the Ist of May. R re ry. 1s 01 jst of May. oferoney 'O LET WITH BOARD—PARLORS AND BEDROOM: for families or single gentlemen, at the now Colling Hi tel, corner of Canal and West stroate, Baths and comforts of any othor houge in the city. 0 SINGLE GENTLEMEN OF HIGH RESPEC lity, Two nentiy furnished partors, on the drt fon also a parlor and Ledroom on the second: with heat f required, will be let for the senso y house west of Broad way] SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A SMALI furnished room, on the second floor, with or withes 3 For particulars, inquire at 22 Wooster stroet. brea! (0 LET—A ROOM, FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED to one or two singlegentlemen. Appjy at 2t Fifth strove! WANTED—BY A SINGLE GENTLEMAN, A FU , pished parlor and bronkfast, in » respectable privs emily, where there are no oth ation west o Broadway, between Sprizg and with full partionlars and pri SBOA RD FOR TWO th stro 0. YOUNG LADIES, mily, where no other boardors ace takes where they enn have an opportunity of speaking the Vranch lanauace, Location near Boadway, hotwoon Canal ‘and ‘ulton streets, ferchoes exe } Frlton’ street exchanged. Address A.B. V AVERLY HOUSE, NO. 697 BROADWAY, CORN a of Fourth stree Families breaking up howsek L gn the tet of May, oan find vome fn ilon Sf roome ae til : La ANTE J. W. RENAL V .—TWO SINGLE GENTLEM! obtain a room, with broakfast and Sui cation between Prince and Tenth st G. G., box 1,324 Post off ANTED—BOARD FOR A GENTLE N Wie ieee other bourders. Tha apie willing Per week. ,Ad. lors. table I Hi Rr ea exceed $10 por dre WA4ntED-rour HUNDRED lady, for which sho will give « Pesdenee tee ar. bopal. of Bat price. sibs berace 1g oC the deve 7 Sree tere nlite eae an latecriow mag be