The New York Herald Newspaper, May 24, 1853, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON. THE FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS. LIST OF THE FAVORED FEW. Conflagration at Rockland, Me. NEARLY ALL THE TOWN DESTROYED. Proceedings of the Presbyterian Gene- ral Assembly. &o., &C., OC. From Washington City. THE LIST OF FOREIGN APPOINTMENTS—THE MIS- SIONS YET TO BE FILLED—THE AMERICAN PO- LicY, Bre. ra SPBCLAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HERALD. ‘ Wasuinatox, May 23, 1853. We understand that the following foreign appoint- ments, some of which have been announced already, have Jeon made by the President, and that other objects of ‘Prossing attention will not permit his bestowing any fur- ‘ther consideration at present, upon appointments of this wless :— Minister Plenipotentiary to Great Britain—James Bu- ehanan, ef Pennsylvania. 4 Seoretary of Legation to Great Britain—John Apple- ten, of Maine. Ministers Plenipotentiary. To Spain. Prerre Soule, of Louisiana. To Russia ‘Thomas H. Seymour, of Connecticut. To Mexico.... ... Jas Gadsdeo, of Sou h Carolina, ‘To Prussia. Feter D. Vroom, of New Jersey. ‘Te Cent'l America Solon Borland. of Arkansas. To Bratil........ Wm. Trousdale, of Tennessee. ‘To Chil Samuel Medary, of Ohio. ek To Peru. Jokn R. Clay, (late Charge d’Adaires in Peru, and f.rmerly Secretary of Le gation in Russia ‘and Austria.) Minister Resident in Switzerland—Theodore 3. Fay, long ecretary of Legation at Berlin. Charges d’ Affaires Belgium............J J. Seibler, of Alabama. Netherlands... .... Auguste Belmont, of New York. Sardinia... Richard K. Meade of Virginia. Bolivia Charles L. Wovoubury, of Mass. Austria. . Henry R. Juckson, of Ge: Sicilies. . Robert Dale Owen, of Tadi park . Henry Bedinger, of Virginia. Buenos Ayres.,.... Wm H. Bissell, 0° Iilisois. "12"" James S Greene, of Missouri. Commissioner to the Hawaiian Islands.S. F. Leake, of Va. Consuls. Charles L. Denman, of California. Edwix de Leon, of South Carolina. Davia S Lee, of Towa. Alfred Gilwore, of Pennsylvania. .John H Howden, ef Ohio. William Hildebrand, of Wisconsin. Dennis Mullins, of New York. M J Lyneh, of Ilinois. .B Felix Furesti .Wm. H. De Wol’, of Rhode Island. Hay -Alexander M. Clayton, of Miss. Hong Kong... James Keenan, of Penn«ylvania. Honolulu. Benjamia F. Angell, of New York, Hawburg.. .. 8 M Johnson of Michigan. Labsina , . George W. Chase, of Maine. Liverpool. Nath Hawthorne, of Massachusetts. Melbourne. James M Tarleton, of Alabama. Paria... Duncan K MeRae, of N.C. Panam i207 thomas H. Ward . Kio ce Janeiro ..... Robert G Scott, of Virginia St Thoma: . Charles J Helm, of Kentucky Tsicabusno {William B. s’luto, of Iinois. Wyndbam Robertson, of Louisiana. John Hubbard, of Maine. "Reuben Wood. of Ohio. DonsldG. Mitchell, of Connecticut. “George F. Goundi, ‘of Pennsylvania. ‘The missions and chargeships which remain unfilled are, Franee, China, Turkey, Portugal, Rome, Sweden Venezuela, and the important consulates at London, Glasgow, the Barbary States, and Marseilles. The President and Cabinet wil be occupied for some fime in discussing the instructioos to the ministers now Bppointed. The whole foreign policy of the government will consequently come under review—including the Wisyton and Bulwer trea‘y and Central American affairs, ‘the various important questions connected with Mexico, the Sandwich Islands, ke The real work of the adminis- ‘tration is about to commence. KY.2 ‘THE FOREIGN MISSIONS—THE PORTUGUESE INDEMNI- TY—THE GARDNER CASE, ETC. FROM THE REGULAR NEWSAPER AGENT. Wasmrsctow, May 23, VETUMOU UUM Weuny, wees wed cmee pole wea to France. Messrs Medary, Meade, Gilmore, Angel, and (Crave of Maine, are said to be among the appointed. Official notice is given that the State Department is prepared te pay the third instalment of the Portuguese indemnity. The Criminal Court met this morning, and notified the Gardner jury that the Court was about to adjourn until ‘Wednesday, and if the jury agreed upon a verdict in the meantime, they might seal it and keep the contents to themselves. The jury returned an answer that there was no proba. Dility of their agreeing before Wednesday. The District Attorney moved that the remaining Ga:dner cases be postponed until the next term, in order to rroceed with the other cases on the docket. Mr. Bradley, on bebalf of the defendants, opposed the motion, and it was not granted The case of Johu Charles Gardner bring the next in or- er, will therefore come up next Monday. 1853. The Massachusetts Legislature. SUNDAY RAILROAD TRAINS—THE LIQUOR BILL, ETC. Bostoy, May 23, 1853, The House of Representatives to day refused to instruct ‘the State Directors on the Western Railroad to use their Gnfluence against the running of Sunday trains. They also rejected the bill for the appointment of a Board of Railroad Commissioners. The resolve for the erection of a monument to the tmomory of Daniel Webster was discharged from the orders of the day, and made the special order for to- morrow, at half-past 11 o'clock. A resolution was adopted, declaring that the business of the sesion can be completed on Wednesday. Ia the Senate, the Special Committee to whom was referred the liquor bill of Mr. Walker, embodying the amenéments rejected by the House, submitted two reports. The msjority report declares it inexpedient to Jegislate, and the minority that the bill ought to pass. Church Struck by Lightning at Lockport. ONE MAN KILLED AND SIX OTHERS WOUNDED. Borrato, May 23, 1853 } The Congregational Church at Lockport was struck by Aightming yesterday afternoon during servic». It entered ‘the gallery occupied by the singers, instantly killing Luther Crocker, one of the choir, and injuring others three of whom are ladies. Consternation and dismay weized on all the congregation at the sudden and awful event; and the Rev. Mr. Gilman, who, from the pulpit, Debeld the full effect of the calamity, fainted away. The hock was terrific, and its effect for several minutes ren. Gered every person powerless. The steeple was much shivered. The injured parties were much burned, but all | except one are doing well. Extensive Fire at Rockland, Me. Rock.ann,§Me , May 23, 1853. ‘This village bas been nearly destroyed by fire. It broke ut yesterday morning, at 3 o’elock, ina barn on Main Btreet, Thence it spread to W. A. Farnsworth’s store, end 8. Pillsbury’s building, and a fresh breeze springing wp, the whole ims few minutes were completely enveloped iin flames; and to the south the flames reached and des ‘royed the store of Larkin Snow, while to the north they Brept through two or three small stores, Spofford block, Zhe Commercial House, two large wooden stores, Diamond Dock aud Huimes’s block: thence they crossed to the op Pr-ite aide of the street,and destroyed every thing parallel ‘with the foregoing. Among the sufferers were the Messrs Berry, (stable Bed lumber yard,) and Dennis and Thorndike, (stables. ) ‘The total loss is variously estimated at from $100,000 2. $176 000 ‘There were burned twenty-three stores, eight dwelling Jouses—including the only hotel in the place—three law wil ces, two dentists’ and two physicians’ offices, two bar. ders’ chops, two livery stables, and seven other buildings Fire at Ogdensburg. OcpEnserRrG, May 1853. ‘A Gre occurred this morning, between three and four ‘© 'clook, destroying s wooden building on Ford street, ‘occupied by A. Vilas, asa shoe store; Jenner & Randall's Siug store; and Mr. Hill’s hat store, Also, a stone Wutiding, known ax Tammany Hall, occu: by the Turtles office, R W. Judson’ law ofee Me Pierce's Book store; a bskery, ands meatmarket. There was [hom he er fon! heed meinen = tna, and |) and w jevtern a ens ipringfield companies. New Beprorp, May 23, 186: ‘The whips Seine, Nassau, Condor, and Montpelier, ar +d here during the 21st and 224, with 8,875 barrels of vie, pad 490 barrels of oil. ‘The Condor > at 60.41 5. lom. 77 80, abi we New York for San Francisco; + /on, spoke, Flowers cheeen’ arch 19, lat. 36 24 8, Sask R Atom: fiom dy. fox do. I 4 t ‘ | from { wer ‘he Presbyterian General Assembly. Burvato, May 23, 1858. ‘Tho Assembly visited the Falls of Niagara on Saturday. Last evening, an eloquent discourse was delivered on Ministerial Education in one of the churehes, by Professor Smith, of the Union Theological Seminary of New York. His text was, ‘The harvest is great; the laborers are few.” The churches yesterday were all well filled. This morning, atter censiderable discussion upon the import- ance of the Assembly’s meeting in Pennsylvania next year, to elect trustees, so as to keep alive their corporate existence, it was resolved to hold the next assembly in Philadelphia. Dr. Cox, from the Committee on Bills and Overtures, presented several overtures condemning the fashion of dancing ; on the right of summary suspension of church members on account of absence; affirming the right of man to marry his niece; stating that though it is not desirable, it is not opposed to the Scriptures. It was resolved to print all the Moderators’ sermons, since Dr. Fisher’s, in 1837, A paper was read from the Presb; of Oswego, re- fusing to send a delegate to the Assembly while it con- tinued its connection with slavery. Considerable debate arose upon this, which was not quite harmonious. The Rey. Mr. SPEEs counselled the Assembly to be cau- tious, as many important Presbyterians who held on by & very slight tie, would be’easily thrown off by contemptu ous or hasty proceedings ‘The paper was referred to the Committee on Bills. The Rev. Dr. Hatrixip read a report, reflecting severely ppon the course pursued by a delegate from the New ‘York Association, at the Connecticut General Associa- tion, in endeavoring to prejudice them against the Pres- byterian Church. He recommended that the correspond- ence with the New York Association be withdrawn. The Rey. Huvry Warp Bxacuge replied, expressing fra- ternal feelings towards the church. Anniversary Week in Boston, ~ Bostox, May 23, 1853. ‘The anniversary week of the various religious and moral societies commenced to-day. There is w*large country representation present, and the meetings are fully at tended. From Springfield, Mass, FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT—STREET AFFRAY. SPRINGFIRLD, May 23, 1853. A fireman named Dodge was killed on the Vermont Valley Railroad, near Putney, this afternoon, while oil- ing the machinery of the locometive when in motion. He was drawn into the machinery, and the lower part of his body was torn in fragments before he was discovered. His remains were taken to Putney. i Homer Foot and Henry Vose, Ssqs., were assailed to- day in our streets by Frederick Dwight, whea a regular fight ensued between Messrs. Foot and Dwight, in which the latter came off second best. The Southern Mail. Bartrwors, May 23, 1853, New Grleans papers of Monday last are to hand. Tues- doy’s are still due. Madame Sontag 1n Providence. PROVIDENCE, May 23, 1853. The Sontag concert here to-night was a very brilliant affair, the house being filled to overflowing. The enter- tainment is to be repeated to-morrow evening. Markets. Bautivore, May 23, 1853. The offerings today were 800 head of beef cattle, of which 250 were sold, and 400 driven to Fastern markets. The prices realized were $3 76 a $5 3114, on the hoof— equal to $760 « $103734 net. Hogs were dull at $7 a $7 50. City Intelligence. FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN TWO BROTI®RS — ONE STABBED BY THE OTHER, AND KILLBD. last Saturday evening, a young man, twent: years of age, named Charles Clancy. residing at 86 Mulberry street, was stabbed with aknife by his own brother, a lad sixteen years of age, while in a temporary affray ‘in frent of*their own dwelling. It seems that the deceased requested his younger brother to go into the house; the latter, being at the time under the influence of liquor, refused to obey the demand, and Charles took hold of him to force him into the premises, when the other, en- raced at his brother for so doing, drew from his pocket a knife and inflicted a fatal stab in the body of Charles. The injured young man was conveyed to the City Hospi- tal, where he lingered until yesterday and expired. In- formation was given to the police of the Sixth ward, and Lieutepant Garrett last evening arrested the boy Clancy, on the charge of inflicting the ratal injury. The corooer will hold on inquest on the body this day. TUE OF GOVERNOR CuNTON.—Yesterday preparations made for placing the above in front of the City Hall rning, for public inspection, previous to its re- moval to Greenwood Cemetery, where it is intended to be permanently fixed The heigit from ths ground is nine teen feet, and it has been nrepared for the Clinton Monu- istion by Mr. Henry P P---n at aaa eee Renae is said to be acouvar¥e expense _ pare: ane landaw night, ahowt knocked down at the Corner ‘of Madion and Barrow street, by one of the Eighth avenue railroid ears, while crossing the street, by which accident his hip waa dis- located ard other injuries received. He was conveyed to his residence, at the corner of Hamersloy avd Greenwich streete, by officers Taylor and Bennett, of the Ninth Po- lice district. Astor Pisce Opera Hovse.—The interior decorations of the Italian Opera Honse brought about $3,000; the ar- ticle that brought the chief sum was the superb chande. lier, which was knocked down to Mr. Wardell for $5,00. Mr. John Rytr bovght the fifty four baleony sofas,’ at four Gollas# each, making $216 altogether. Mr. Johnson bought the gas fixtures, which cost originally $1,800, for $70; the act and drop curtains were suld for the parpo e of adorning a barroom: Mz. Kimball of the Boston muse- um, bought the red plush’ arm chairs in the parquette for $90, and Niblo bought all the plushing work, which cost originally $2,000, for $60; the same gentleman was the purchaver of the scenery. Tue Caroric Smp—Captein Hriesson has written a letter to the editor of the Commercial Advertiser, in which he says that the cylinder bottoms or heaters, which were originally of tin plate, are to be replaced by cast iron: the former material having been found too elastic. This has occasioned a ceiay in getting the vesrel ready for sea, a+ only one foundry would undertake such large castings, requiring from six to eight months for their eompletion, ‘Tue Jackson Fenry.—The landing place of this ferry, on the Brooklyn si¢e, has been changed from Hadson ayenve to Bridge street, and the old fachioned ferry boats have been superceded by new and powerful ones, similar to those used at the Fulton and other ferries down town. thi- 0 Personal Intelligence. The following were among the arrivals at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday—Hon. Colin M. Ingersoll, New Haven; Ma jor Robert Ani jon, U. S. A., and T. W. Brodhead, U. 8. pa tho steamesRRIVAL® SEAWARD. . nthe steams nion, from Aspinwall—Edwin S. ye erts. Wm. Wade, J. MeQuie. G. Hod: , coe sue N. Billings, K. Withers, Mrs. Howard, James Green Gibbs, Dr. Leds 4 mar, P.G. Vibbard, I. €, 1 J Dwinell, C. C. Besmen, € 5 Hormmer, W. B. Gladwin, Drow, Ber! mers, Wm. Exley, y. X Fifield, H. © ammond, A: T- Wells, A. T . L. Burpee, J. 8. Cady. D. Cross, T. Thompson, th, G. Whittech, W. Goldaiith, iman, Robt. Burden, Mrs. Sugg, I! Knox, Jno. Perry, I.’Lovell, and ti W Fannin from Ga jton—Mrs Benton and In ship J child In ship Adams from Lechorn—Mr W C Wheeler, USN. pinbark WO Alden irom Belize, Hon—Mr R Walker, Wm entac’ ee Married, On Wednesday, May 18, by the Rey. C. C, Vanarsdale, Mr. Pere Rooms to diiss Jann Fetree, all of this city. On Sunday, May 22, by the Rev. Mr, Hitchcock, Mr. Jony Paxrotr to Miss CaaRtorr: H., daughter of John (. Robertson, Eqs, all of this ¢ On Thursday evening, May 12, by Wesley Smith, Esq., Alderman of the Eleventh ward, Captain ANDREW Lutz, Lafayette Rifles, Company E, Second Regiment N. Y. 8 M.. to Miss Manta Kyris, all of this city. On Wednesday evening, May 18, by the Rey. Dr. An- then, Srerney H. Consent to Cuannir A., eldest daughter of Charles L. Carpenter ail of this city. . On Thursday, May 19, at Brooklyn, By the Rey. Mr. Stearns, Thomas Crump to Miss Lypia M. Coaras, both late of South Wales, Britain. On Monday, May 28, at Kingston, Ulster county, by the Rev. S. 5. Relyea, Mr. Witua H. Hacker to Mine Fstnex P. Guiox, both of White Pisins, New York. On Thursday, May 19, by the Rey Dr. Taylor, Wirrsa A. Janes to Jura, daughter of Rawlins Loundes. On Thursday morning, May 19, at Williamsburg. T. I, by the Rey. Horace L. E¢gar Pratt, of Perth Amboy, Mi Hexxy K. Love, of Zanesville, ‘Ohio, to Miss Susan Fronence Ons, daughter of the late Hon. Oran Gray Otis, of Ballston, New York, Died, On Monday morning, May 25, Mantua E, CLarg, only child of Bernard F. and Martha E. Clark, aged one year and three months. The funeral will take place this morning, at 10 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. 125 Cannon street, near Houston. On Sunday, May 22, Witton Raypowpn Brvce, son of John M. Brace, jr., aged 7 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, fiom No, 28 Teelith street,’ without further invitation. On Mondy morning, May 38, at 7 o'clock, Heery Bors, pative of county Louth Ireland. aged 30 years. Hin friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited fe _ funeral, at 2 o'clock this afternoon, frem js Inte residence, No. 203 Thirty-x ween Ninth and Tenth avenues. ical On Monday morning, May The londe of is fami e friends is family, and of bie son-in-law. T. W. Nolan, and those of his brothers in-law, John and Daniel Geary, P. McCafferty and Jomes Flynn, are invited to at fend his funeral, on Wednesday morning, at 10 o'clock, from Bis late rosssanes, No. 21 Elisabet street. vi lay, May 23, 8. Wrexorr, daughter of Samuel 8. and Beriah 'B. Wyckof, aged. two years, four months and ate five days. The relatives friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this afternoon, at 25; o'clock, from No. 176 Franklin street. On Monday, May 23, of childbirth Sanan, wife of Patrick BRANNEN, 32 years and 6 montha. ‘The fi Is and acquaintances of the family, also these of her brother, Bernard Mallon, are most respectfully in- vited to attend her funeral. at 20’clock this afternoon, her late residence, No 76 Bighteenth street, he Sth and 6 yyml By emata 23, in the 524 year of his age, ca The ve first troop N. Y. lussars, vited to attend his funeral, from his late Vesey street, this afternoon, at 13 o'clock. His mains will be taken to Greeawood Cemetery. an Saturday evening, May 21, RoserrG, aged years. ‘The funeral will take place from his father’s residence, No. 216 West Nineteenth street, this afternoon, at 444 o'clock, His friends and acquaintances, and those of his father, George G. Campbell, are respectfully invited to attend. without further notice. On Monday, May 23, Pavt Luxacs, late Lieutenant in the Hungarian army, in the 26th year of his age. His fi e invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 126 i street, near avepue A. t Yorkville, on Sunday morning, Mrs. Mary AN Be- vins, aged 76 years and 2 months. ‘The friends of the family, and those of her sons, Thos. M., James J., William M., John J, and George, are re- apectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence, Fighty-fifth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, this afternoon, at 234 o'clock. Cars leave City Hall at 1 o'clock, P. M, At Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, May 23, James Dixon, aged 77 years , ‘The friends} of the family are invited to attend his funeral, this afternoon, at 3 0’clock, from his late resi- denco, No. 23 Atlantic street. Brooklyn. On Monday, May 23, Mr. DAsig, HENDRICKSON, aged 36 years, 11 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, fromfhis late residence, No. 158 Livingston street, corner of Hoyt, Brooklyn, this af- ternoon, at 1 o'clock, without further invitation. At Fort Warhington, after a short iHiness, TaeopoRE Basson Depots, aged two years, youngest son of Stephon and Mary Dubois. Suddenly, at Yonkers, on Friday, May 20, Dante Post, aged 53 years, son of Lawrence Post. "At the Marine Barracks, Portsmouth, N H., May 16, Mrs. Juana Lex SvGG, a native of Wales, aged 80 years. ‘At Caynga, on Friday, May 20, atter a short illness, Dr. Jogn LAWRENCE MILLEDOIER, son of the late Rey. Dr. Philip Milledoler. ‘ ‘The friends of the family, and those of his brothers-in- law, Capt..Jobn H. G-aham, Martin W. Brett, and James W. Beekman, are invited to attend his funeral, from the residence of Capt. John H. Graham, No. 34 Livingston street, Brooklyn, thia afternoon, at 4 o'clock, without further invitati A TE MABITINE INTELLIGENCE. Arn ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. SUN RISES, . 4 37 | Moon RIsss .. morn 9 41 SUN SETS 7 16 | HIGH WaTER.,..morn 9 09 “port of New York, May 23, 1853. CLEARED. Shipe—Hemisphere, Pray, Quebec, Cook & Smith; Ori- ental Nicholas, Quebec Davia, Brooks & Co; Catharine, Setzer, Charleston, Thos Wardle. Barks—O J Chaiee, Nichols, Port Neuf, R P Buck & Co; Goldfinch, Ryder, New Orleans, Croaby. Crocker & Co; Electric (Br), Inness, Poqwash, NS, T A Bloomfield. Brigs—Montello, Thurber. Doboy Island, H DBrookman & Co; RR Hoskins, Smith, Tabasco, TH Sandford; Fran- conis, Moore, Richibucto, Thompson & Hanter; Philina, Calhoun, Savannah, Dunham & Dimon; Caroline E Kelly, Golcord,'San Juan’ de los Remedios, Nesmith & Sons; Brothers (Br), Muir, Quebec, D St Armant; Enrico, Rocha, Oporto, Depew & Leal, Florence, Gage, Norfolk, WW Russell. Schrs—W H Mailler, Crowell, Philadelphia, J W McKee; Ann Susan. Meyers, Wilmington, Dollaer & Potter; Ash land, Burch, Norfolk, Sturges, Clearman & Co; Agnes Ross, Doane, Halifax, TL & D R DeWolf; Sterling, Hommes, Havsport, NS, TL&D R De Wolf; Touisine, Smith, ‘Charleston, N L McCready & Co; C'H Rogers, Steclaian, Wilmingto master; Richd Cobden, Chisholm, Londonderry, J $ Whitney & Co. ARRIVED. Steamship Union, Adams, Aspinwall, via Kingston, with pastengers, to Davis. Brooks & Go. Left Aspiawall May 4, at midnight, and arrived at Port Royal, Jamaica, at 3 AM 17th, having made the run in less than 51 hours. Left Kingston same day, a: 6 PM, and arrived at her wharf this afternoon (23d), at 5, making the run from Kingston in less than 6 da; Steamehip Marion, Berry, Charleston, 54 hours, to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Sunday, 6 PM, 10 miles north of Cape Hatteras Shoals, exchanged signals with ship South- port, hence for Savannah; Monday, 6 AM, exchanged signals with a ship showing’a red signal, with black cross, bound North. Ship Masonic, Hall, Newcastle. via Ramsgate, and 30 days from the Downs, with 6 passengers, to H & F W BRR ao ———— # Modus whi Vere Hirer seedy es: +t days. to urber, steering Ship JW Fannin, Norris, Galveston, 28 days, to S H Brower & Co. rk Chanee (Br), Iingworth, Neweastle, E, 54 days, to Barclay & Livingston. ~ April 25, lat 44, lon 43, saw zoe wreck of a versel, supposed a bark of 500'tons; there be ing a very heavy sea on at the time, could not board her; 9th inst, lat 42; lon 63, during a gale, lost main topmast and foreyard main topgallant wast and yard, and ye ceived other dainage; same time, was boarded by a sea, jigs swept bulwarks and stancheons from the starboard e. Bark Gambia, Radcliff, Bath: eh ade urst, Africa, May 2, toJ A Bark W 0 Alden, Bates, Belize, Hon, to F Alexandre. Bark Cherokte (ef Charleston), Getty, Charleston, 6 dags, to Sprague & Sone. _ Park Goldtinch, ——. Bridgeport, 1 day, bound to New Orleans. Put into this port to ship a crew. nails eveline (Sard), Lauro, Cetie, 62 days, to M Lie- ak rg Gusnche (Span), Paéron, Teneriffe, 32 days, to De Forest & Co. % Brig Anu Eliza (Br). Burke, St Domingo City, 17 days, toAC Rossire & Co. May 19,"Iat_ 36 20, lon 72 40, spoke whaling bark Leander, of New Bedford; 2lst, lat 36 45, lon 73 spoke whaling ichr Waldron Holmes, of and feom Provincetown, 10 days out, with 25 bbla sp and 12 black, Brig St Lawrence (of Waldoboro’), Weber, Cardenas, 12 daze, to Marti Rio & Co. ig W F Safford (of Bangor), days, to G F Stephenson. Brig Forest State, Stover. Cardenas, 12 days, to master, Brig Princess Royal (Br), Doe, Bermuda, 8 days, with 25 passengers, to W A F Davenport brig Bovaparte, Foster, Doboy Island, 10 days, to mas- ter. Brig Billew (Br), Stevens, Windsor, NS, 15 days, to master. Brig Chesapeake (Br), Davidson, Windsor, N3, 15 days, to Lar ot a Brig Isaiah (Br), Fitzgerald, St Jobn, N’ ok ‘eat ), Fitegereld, St Jobn, NB, 12 days, to rig Peconic, Park, Mobile, 28 days, to master. Brig Pinta, Hilliard Ellsworth, rs days, to master. Schr Bellus (Br), Baithache, St Unes, 81 days, via Jersey 45 days, to Siffken & Ironsides. May 21, lat 40 07, Jon 70 28, ea clipper ship Gazelle, of 28. Sebr Stella (Br), Brumage, Newport, W.42 days, to Davit, Brooks Gos. May 16, Jat 41 30, lon 59, ane bell buoy. supposed the one broke adrift from Cape Hatte- ras; 20th, Int 40 30, lon 66, «poke ship Sarah from Liverpool for New York, with passer gers ‘i Schr Alexander (Br), Leblane, Ponce, PR, 18 days, to P Harmony’s Nephews, r Schr Sars Pranci: vite tomar is (of Warren), Hathaway, Cardenas, Schr Jobn W Miner, Miner, Mobi eth Joba ¥ r, Miner, Mobile, 20 days, to E D Schr B Frink, Frink, Washington, NC, 5 days. Sehr Nebraska, Prince, Norfolk, B.asge oe Schr Timothy Pharo, Brown, ‘Alexandia, 4 days, Schr Volant, Simmonson, Alexandria, 4 days. Schr Mary June, Bailey, Virginia, 2 days. Scbr Hunter. Longstreet, Met rp 2 days. bd ay im oa Virginia, 2 days. Schr Henry Robinson, Longstreet, Virginia, 2 days. Schr Abram O+born, Thompeon, Virginia, ia, days, Schr Emily Johnson, Dissosway, Baltimore, 6 days. Schr Baltimore, Slate, Baltimore, 6 days. Schr Sea Witch, Smith, Wilmington, Del, 2 days. Schr Chase, Oakes, Delaware City, Del. 2 days. Boynton, Cardenas, 10 Sebr Ambassador, Eaton, Bangor, 10 days, Schr G L, Lovell, Boston; ns ¥ x Sehr Medora, Rhodes, Rockland Sehr Bride, Pressey, Rockland, Sehr Broderick Eugene, Flinton, 5 days. baays 2 ston, for George. town, DC. Has been out 10 days; will proceed first fair wind, floop Mary L Compton. ——, Norfolk, 3 days. — James Bennett, Brightman, Fall River, 1 day, for Sloop Helen, Ellis, New Bedford, 2 days. Sloop Joel Hall, Coe, Portland, Gt, 2 at Wind at sunset, S3W. The packet ship Constitution, has anchored at Quarantine. Britton, for Liverpool, (By Sawpor oon, PAO ErIO Faupen aps. 238 ; One ship in the offing. No signal, "Wied teal a SW. Weather very hazy outside. Telegraphic Marine Reports Boston, Maj Arrived—Barks Peruvian, Ardrossan; Sarah; Olacy- hia: tanzas. brigs Peerlers, Havana; Lady of the Lake, Phila- delphias teks William Henry, Rondout; Jane E Patter son, ard Genova, ia; G M Smith, Fi 5 barg; steamer City of New York ad , Philadelphia. Herald Marine fresh from PHILADELPHIA, May 23—4 P.M. Arrived—Ship Iowa, Blake, Leghorn; bark Mazeppe, Fisher, Havana; briga Michele Fileto (ic), Vello, Paler: mo; W HChappell, Hand. Charleston; schrs Mai line, and B L Berry, Sharp, Boston; Hero, timore; Treasurer, Wa) Newport; Brazos, Boston; John S Shriver Gaia, ;, Jol iver, i rson, Portiand: Sydney Miner’ Boles, Betdeepor; 3 Goodspeed, Ga, Tiadam Gt; Koret, § , New ford; Bela lewbury, i Kennebec, Clark, New York © ie leskontege red—Brigs olus, Small, Boston; Delaware, Hard- ing, Charleston; schre ‘Aleyons, Whitaker, Wilmington, NC! Loango, Orum, de Cuba; Martha, 1; Portsmourh, Va; Mary & Caroline, Henderson; W P Wil: Wales, isence, Amigon, Eller Sandwich foret a ; ndwich; Ko Smith, ‘Saco; J 8 Shriver, Cain, Boston; Sidney Miner? BL Berry, Sharp, j Bolles, Bridgeport; , Boston de. Srp Orvnwo, of and for New York from New Orleans, Wael gig edn oe Sealing AQ avy a, ww, New Haven, steer-- steamer 3f 3 Fre 3 i it ‘ut the night in question put her 50 miles to pete | Capt Cores, went in one of hls boats down to Fanning’s Island to the oil establishment of CB Wilson, Eaq., and procured the schooner Martha to take off the crew and what ht be saved of the cargo. About 600 barrels of oil belonging to the wreck are still on the island, A FORE AND art Scoonser, of about 100 tor a fishing vessel, was seen 19th iast, 4 P Tong ‘abont 16 miles £ of Fire Island light, (by the Lonsdale, at Bristol.) She lay broadside on tho beach, heading W, and the sea was making » complete breach over her; jib was hoisted, and colors at half mast. Scur Saran Any, of Timberneck creek, NJ, was cap- sized in Hampton Roads, 19th inst, during @ sudden squall, She was in ballast, and engaged in oystering. Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford 20th, ship Illinois, Covell, North Pacific Ocean, Honolulu Jan 6, with 2,500 bbls wh 30 do oil, and 32,000 Ibs bone. Sent home 8,000 lbs bone on Pe voyege. Spoke May 8, lat. 2450 N,’lon 61 W, Wm Wirt, Fisher, of and for FH, 180 bbls sp 1,500 do wh oil. Arr 2ist, ship Seine, Landra, North Pacific Qcean, Honolulu Dec 15, with 1,300 bbls wh oil and 14 000 Ibs one on board. ‘Sent home on the voyage 130 bbis sp, 1,200 do wh oil and 21,000 Ibs bone. Spoke March 4, lat 48 8, lon 46 W, Richard Mitchell, Defriez, Nant, 100 sp. Also arr ship William Wirt, Fisher, North Pacific Ocean, Honolulu Nov 28, Juan Fernandez Feb 16, with 130 bbls sp. 1,400 do wh oil and 20,000 Ibs bone.’ Sent home on the voyage 190 bbls ap. 200 ‘do wh oil and 4,500 Ibs bone, and cold 60 bbls wh oil. Has on freight 644 bbls wh oil from the Benj Tucker, NB; 115 do sp and 379 do do wh oil, from the Enterprise, do. Reports sid from Juan Fernandez, Feb 15, John Coggeshall, Norton, NB, 344 mos out, clean, bound to the Arctic Ocean. Spoke March 22, lst 38 S, fon 47 W, Anaconda, Lawrence, NB, 4 mos out 120 sp; April 17, lat 9 51 S, lon 34 46 W, Tiger, Gavit, Ston. from North Pacific Ocean for home, same way with the Wm Wirt. ‘A whaling bark passed up the bay afternoon of 2ist, | supposed bound to Mattapoiseti Strom ‘Sippican 26th, sch lantic Ocean, ‘Arr at Honolulu, March 28, ships Copia, Newell, 6 mos New Bedford; Northern Light, Stott, fm Lahaina, 36 sp, 600 wh; bark Alice, White, fm Hilo, 700 wh: 30th, James Loper, Whippy, from Havail; Omega, Fisher, fm coast Cal, 100 sp, 1,700 wh; Minerva, Reynolds, fm Ta- hiti; SH’ Waterman, Hall fm Lahaina, 250 sp. 450 wh, ; bark Black Eagle, Ludlow, fm Hilo, 50 sp. ch 26, ship Tuscany, Halsey; 28th, bark Alice, 20th, ships Copia, Nowell; Otabeits, (Bre) Weltfng; Joseph Hayon, (Bre) Goosman; Huntsvuie, Smith; 30th, James Lopper, Whippy; Slst, Uncas, James; Minerva, Reynolds; Phoenix, Bellows; Charles Mallory, for New London; April 1, W C Nye, Adams; Newark, Dickens; Chariot, Bumpus. In port—Ships Warren, Smith: Br sh Hansa Husing; bark Robt Morrison, Norton; sh Good Return, Wing: sn Alice Mandell, Wing; Fr sh Ville de, Rennes, Bellot; sh Jno & Eliz, Chappell; sh Magnolio, Cox; sh Olr Crocker, Cash; sh Citizen, Bailey: sh Aquetnet, Curry; sh North Star, Brown; sh Tamerlane, Shockley; sh L C Richmond; bark N'S Perkins, Allen; th Cambria, Cottle; sh Alex Barclay, Hein; sh Espadon, Homont; sh Jno & Eiward, Catheart;sh Northern Light, Stott; sh Omega, Fisher; sh S H Waterman, Hall; bark Black Eagle, Ludlow. ‘Arr at Lahaina March 28, ships Benjamin Tucker, Sands; Eliza Adams, Smith, 400 sp; Hero, McCieave. Nan- tucket, 850 sp, 450 wh; Europa, Weeke, 60 sp, 1550 wh, 25,000 bone; Mar 30, Olympia, Russell, 94 sp, 1200 wh; Omego, Fisher, 1400 wh. ‘ SPoxeN—(by the Aurelia, at Boston)—13th inst, lat 29, lon 75, Cachelot, Hosmer, Matt, 350 bbls oil. Feb 27, lat 4666, lon 5834 W, Nimrod, Green, SH, 550 sp 200 wh. Pifay 19, lat 82, lon 7250, ship Alert, of and for New London ftom Pacific, via Pernambuco. May 19, lat 37 35, ion 72 40 schr Waldro Homes, of and from Provineetown, 7 days out. SxEx—(by the Avalanche, at Boston)—16th inst, lat 35, lon 743, America, West, of and from New Bedford, for an Atlantic cruise. 8 ken. Ship Saranac, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, 10 miles SE of the light ship, off Sandy Hook—by pilotboat Nettle N fo 2. Ship Genoa, of Bath, was passed May 8, Int 34 lon 51, steering W. Ship Henrich, of Hamburg, May 18, lat 35 50, lon 71 45, bound westward. > Sold Boston for NOrleans, May 12, lat 28, seatip Soldan, from lon 75. ShipS S Bishop, Sherman, from Philadelphia, (Capes March Sth) for San Francisco, March 22, lat 1716N, lon 2934 W. eee dsys from Boston for Sin Francisco (proba- bly the Siorm King, Collier, which left Nantasket roads March 13), April 13, lat 13 20 8, lon 3534 W. ‘A large clipper ship steering SSW, showing a black mainroval nndayhtedly the Empress of the Sea (of Bal- €lseo, was seen April 13, lat 13 203, lon 3534 W. Ship Hampton, Brown, from NYork (Feb 13) for San Frarcizco, April’ 8, lat 22S, lon 39. A large Am steamship, with no bowsprit, bound F (pro- bably the Humboldt, from New York for Havre), was seea May 11, lat 4334, lon 59. Bark Lucinda, from New York for Havana, May 18, lat 86 20. lon 73. Bark — (probably Chilton), 10 days from Portland for Havans, May 18, iat 37 40, lon 71 05 Bark Ann & Mary, of Kingston, was passed May 1, Int 82.47, lon 40 40, steering S. Bark KeSka, from Cailao via Pernambuco for NYork, April 22, lat 188 N, lon 44.67 W. rig Patk Henry, Lofland, from Philadelphia for Bar- badoes, April 8, vo lat &c. ioe Venus, trom Havana for Boston, May 19, lt 34, on Brig Sarah Ellen, York, hence for Sisal, May 10, lat 27, lon 74. Brig John Boynton, Pettengill, hence for Tobasco, May 16, lat 33, lon 73. Brig Motto, of and from Portland for Havana, May 18, lat 34, lon 73 25, Sebr Jane, of and from Newbern for Guadaloupe, 19 days out. May 6, lat 18 29, lon 59 42. chr Wilmington, from Guayama for New York, May 8, off Cabo Roxo, PR. Schr Kent (new), from Baltimore for Pernambuco, May 16, Cape Henry W by S90 miles Schr Franklin, from Bristol for Wilmington, NC, May 18, lat 86 60, lon 72 25. ign Ports. Fore . Asrmewall—In port May 14, steamers Georgia and Uncle Sam, for NYork next day. Sld 14th, steamships Falcon and United States, for NOrleans; Crescent City, for NYork. The Uncle Sam arr out same day as the Union, at 4 P M. Barnvnet (Afriea)—In port May 2, brig Choctaw, from and for Boston, to rail in 3 days; would touch at Port Praya. Hatrax—Arr May 15, brigs Advalorem, Murphy, Bos ton; schrs A Lomo McBurvie, and Triton, Willets, do: Jasper, Smith, NYork; Three Brothers, Pictou for do. Qld 14th, sehr Zealand, Ryder, Virginia. Hoxowiv—Arr March 28, schrs Gazelle, Gift; EL Frost, Hempstead; 30th, brig Agnos and Emma; Br bark Galatea, Hayes; Sist, Fr ship Bolivie, Bean; April 4, Br brig Catberine Brown, Brown, all from San Fraccisco; 24, schr Martha, Browner, from Christmas Island, with crew of ship Robert Pulsford, wrecked there. Cid April 4, bark Galatea, Sydney. In vort—Ships § Lurman, Clarke; Huntress, Lambert; scbr Time, Chae; ships Eliza Warwick, Watson; Syren, Silsbee; bark Magdalia: ships York, M-Kendry, Orpheus, West ; brig 5 Boy, Dexter; schr Laurita, Baker; brig Vancouver, Rt barks Philow Glover; Zodiac, Farn- ham, schrs Gazelle, Gift; E L Frost, Hempstead; brig Agnes and Emma; bark Galates, Hayes; ship solivie, 1. e, White Kixaston. Ja—Arr May 11, steamer Conway (Br), Say- yer, Savannah, , via Toagua. arch 28, bark Petrea, Lewis, 16 days from San Franeisco, bound to Calcutta. The first officer broke kis shoulder, ard the P put into Lahaina for medi- cal aid; March 30, bark Sarah Moers, Woodbary, 20 days from San Francisco, 130 passengers, for Port Philip; brig Ida, Lovejoy 16 days from San Franc'sco. PaxaMa—Arr May 2, brig Samuel Churchman, Patter- son, NYork, 131 days. Sld 5th, steamships Northerner, Isham. San Francisco. Prrxawecco—In port April 22, barks Suliote, Drink- water, for Boston ldg; Henriette, Tivet, for NYork do; schr Dove (Br), Tucker, from do, disg. ‘Sid 19th, brig Fairy, Willeby, for Paraiba, to load for NYork—tock 200 bbls. of her inward cargo to Paraiba Ponce, PR—In port May 5, brig Hope, for New York, in a few days. St Domingo Crry—In port May 6, brigs Ada, for NYork, 4 daya; R H Moulton, Davis, for Boston, same day. Sr Jonx, NB—Below May 19, bark Industry (Br), Kent, from Savannah. Sr Stern, NB—Arr May 15, bark Laconic, Miller, Providence. Tamm—Arr Feb 11, Chil bark Alexandra, Topins, 37 days from San Francikeo, Advertised for San Francisco, Br schr Laurita, Baker. Wixpson—Arr May 16, brigs C De Wolfe, NYork; 17th, Wilberforce, do. Home Ports. BALTIMORE—Arr May 21 a 22, ships Greyhound, Pick- ett, Boston (to load for San Franciseo); Michael Angelo, Sears, Callao, 110 days; barks Reindeer, Roberts, and Phantom, Walter, Rio Janeiro: sehra Granville, (Br), Greenwood, Windsor, NS; Woodbridge, White, Savannah: PC Ferguson, Roberts, Charleston; Fair, Gillett. NYork: Anna Jenkins, Sherman, Providence; A* port. a, Pine, East: Below a ship and two brigs. Cd 2ist, ship Bre- Kilkin, Bremen; brigs Viola, Morgan, , Hall. Kingston, Ja; Frances Jane, Kirch} schr Ida Mailer, Liscom, Providence. BOSTON Arr May 21, P M, shipe Corsica, Melcber, and Contelis, Watts, Norletne; barks Avalanehe, Leach, do ruiter (new), ingston, Masa; brigs Aurelia, Hldridge, Aux’ Cayen "May 4; John Gutenbers, Moore, Georgetown. SC: Abbott Lawrence, Crowell, Baltimore; schrs Humming Bird (Br), Davidson. Watson, N3; Ellen, Hallet, Fredericksburg; Ciberty, Williams, Philsdelphin: 8 D Horton, Spaulding, NYork; Ovpray, Davia, Roniout; Gem, Wiley, NHaven; Matilda, O'Brien, Lubse; Boston, Reed, and ‘Michigan, Blanchard, Bangor : Counsellor, Francks, Frankfort; ET Horton, Newcomb, Orleans. Arr 224, ships Arab, Thurston, Calcutta Jan 7, Sand Heads 16th; Isaiah Crowell, Killey, Caleutta Jan 19, Sand Heads 234; Suffolk, Edwards, NOrleans May 26; ‘barks Three Brothers, , Calentta Jan 14, Sand Heads 19th; Aesdian (Br), Gardner, Curacoa 20th ult; Fanny, Spicer, Mobile May 1; Celestin. Taylor, Baltimore; Mary ‘Slade, Howes, Philadelphia; brigs Leontine, Me Matanzas 6th ‘inst; Joba R Dow, Coombs, ; Petrel_ (Br), ‘Fowler, neon, wn, mington, NC; Damerscove, andria: Alcona, Wisiianh og it. ‘Admiral Blake, Handy At- | | Anna. Babcock, for Cuba. full. 20th inst, off Montauk, saw a whale ship standing | ¥ (not pe America brigs ieee, ; Empire, for Savannah; A. Devereux, ea ae Sele Laure. Bri Ann Hlaboth Dore! ju, "(Br), Liverpool; New York, Hull, Havre; pet P Griffin, NYork; Sou ir, ——, Portland; Allegan, Stobl, Waldoboro’. DIGHTON— Arr May 20. achr Jacob Smith, Philadelphia for Taunton. Sid 18th, schrs Hannah Matilda, Baltimore; Sam! L Crocker, (from Taunton) Philadelphia; Amanda, Albany; 19th, N 8 Crane, Philadelphia. EAST MACHIAS—Sld ‘May 18, ‘schra Oregon, Lewis, NYork: Henry Laurens, Addison, to load for NYork. GLOUCESTER—Arr May 19, schrs Florida, Machias for New York; Fliza Frances, Portland for Charleston; Arno, Hallowell for Nor‘olk; Philanthropist, Squam for New York. Sid 20th, brig Amazon, Pulsifer, Surinam. HALLOWELL-Arr May 12, schra John Randolph, N York; 15th. Angelia, Baltimore, Sid 10th, schrs Polly, NYork; 17th, brig Forest. Oliver, Baltimore; 18th, schrs Peyson, and Raven, NYork. NORFOLK—Arr May 20, schrs Frank, MeMath, and R H Felton, Reibert NYork) Arion, Melaughlin, Newport; Aretic, Moulton, Newburyport. NEW HAVEN—Arr May 22, brig Royal Onl (Br), Fei der, Sunderland, E, 54 days; schrs Geo W Whistler, Jr, Parker, Virginia: American Star, Adams; Lexington, Gifford; Niegara, Colson, and Mary Johnson, Neale, Phila delphia; Moselle, Averill, Rondout; sloeps’ Henry Gibbs, and Fairfield, Albany; Camelia, Rondout. Sid schira Ellen Louisa, Thompson, and G M' Warren, Champion, New ¥ ork NEWPORT—Arr May 20, Br bark Harriot, Providence for Savanrah; biig A H Wass, Wass, Georgetown, SC; schr Fakir, Taylor, New York. Io port the abo’ d sches Luther K Snow, of Saybrook: Harriet Lewis, of Newport; Syren, from Providence for Norwich. Sid, bark Martha NEW BEDFORD—Arr May 21, schr Only Son Eastman, Gardiner. Sid, schrs Jesse Williamson Jr, May. Philadol: hia: Cornelia, Young, NYork; Wm Brown, Cushman, jo: F Hallett, Gardner, do; Mary Nowell, (from Sand- wich) do, NEWBORYPORT—Sd May 20, schr Henron, Broderick, Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA—Arr ay ae 928, barks Minsasote, Von cock, Rio Janeiro; Regatta, Gooch, Rochelle, brigs Bran. dywine, Cormack, Pernambuco April 22; Wm Pitt, Bax- ter, Boston; sebrs Victory, Baker; M M Klstts, Baker; Reheces, Gould, Silas f Hand, Kelley, Boston; Fran: ces, Sears, Gloucester; Eunice Cobb, Crowell, Barnstable; Amazon, Ellie, Sandwich; Sarah M’Donnell, Ellis, Har- wick; Star, Nickerson, Providence; Star, Longman, Wash- ingten. NC; Isabella Thompson, Bacheldor, Wilmington, NC. Cld steamers Delaware, Copes, NYork; City of New York, Matthews, Boston; bark Elm, Taylor, do; brig Emma, Baker, do; schra J B Moreau, Mow, Providence; TC Abell, Dickinson, Middletown. PORTLAND—Arr May 20, brigs Cardenas, Fogg, Bahia Fonds, via Havana 6th inst; Fotos Silsby, Matanzas 6th inat: Nancy Ann, Jacobs, Jacksonville; Celt, Thompson, Machias far NYock; Harriet, Hazeitine. Camden for Sa- vannah, Below, a brig. Cid, brig Xenophon, York, Ba: PORTSMOUTH—Below, May 18, schrs Escort, from Vir- ginia for Newcaatle, Me; Juliet, from Virginia for Tho- maston. RICHMOND—Sld May 20, brig Andover, Hardy, Boston; schrs Hanover, Chichester, NYork; Jacob Longfellow, Young, NBedford; Josiah Achorn, Merrill, Salem. ROCKLAND—Arr May 17, schrs Aid, NYork; Melbourne, York River, Va. Sld 12th, bark Jos’ Fish, Seavey, NOr- leans. SAN FRANCISCO—Arr April 22, ship Lord Warriston Br), Cubitt, Hong Kong, bark Desdemona, Ridgway, Prorat Bay: bi Mary Dare, Mount, Vancouver's Island; G W Kendall, Gove. Puget Sound; Pearl (Br), Reed, ‘Valparaiso; Eureka, Huffington, Humboldt Bay; schre EA Slicer, Richardson, Bolimas Bay; Pomona, Terry, ‘Trinidad; sloops C W Clark, Riley. Bolioas Bay; Eureka, White, do; 23d, 3 masted echr Spray, Hall, Hobart Towa; 25th, brigs Zoe, Richards, Honolulu; Noupaceil, Brewer, Oregon; sehr Maryland, Davis, Shoalwater Bay; sloop Em- ma, Clark, Bolinas Bay; 25th, brig Grecian, Philips, Oregon; sloop San Jore, Stockton, Bolinas Bay; 27th, steamship Oregon, Leloy, Panama, 258 peaveree steamer Sea Bird, Hillard, San Diego; sloop Wm Lent, ‘Cato, Bolinas Bay; 28th, steamers Major Tompkins, Hunt, Monterey; Fremont, Burns, Humboldt Bay; barks Old Hickory, Has- hell, NYork: Mermaid (clipper), Smith, Batavia, 50 days; brig Emily Bourse, Butters, Hamboldt Bay; schra Cecil, Miller, Humboldt Bay; Santiago, Chase, do: 29th. brigs Wellingsley, Gibbs, Puget Sound; Primera (Chil), Garcia, Valparaisa,’ Verte. Miller, Humboldt Day; sel Page, Fischer, Humboldt Bay. suff Ker Fburatveorubir Jathwus., Avsite,Panews; do; schrs Emeline, Osborn, Sandwich I.lands; Bianca, Meville, Stockton;’ sloop Mary Burdett, Allen, do; 234, steamship Ohi , San’ Diego; ships Nile, Asake, whaling voya . (Br) Flett, Callao, Mersedes, (Chil) Loff, Valps: barks Hannah Thornton, Cong lon, Callao: Fapny Major, Cressy, Hong Kong; Fifeshire, (Br) Nicholle, Callao; Caspar, (br) Fldred, Valparaiso; schrs Helen Maria, Goldsmith, Stockton; Damariscove, MeNear, Puget Sound: sloop Sycamore, Snow, Stockton, 25th, barks Landan, Mark. Talcahuana: Arab, A Jackson, Valparaiso; brig Juno, Pitcher, Honolulu; achrs Adatw Lodge, Brown, Valparaiso; Cygnet, Jamon, Manila; Horn, Leibeck, Callao; F W Brown, D C Landis, Caleatta; Living Age, R’P Holme, Shanghai; sloop Jeanette. t, Sacramento; 26th, brig Harebell, J Hicks, Valpar:iso; sehrs Leopard, HM Graves, Callao; Meteor, (whaler) Crape, on a cruise; 28th steamship Golden Gate, Patter- son. Pansma; ship Bald Engle, Caldwell, NYork; barks Willing, Bertram, Port Philip:’ Cumberland Lass (Br), Smart, ‘Callao; schr Mount Vernon, Curtis, Stockton; sloop Osceola, Page, Stockton. SALEM—arr May 20, schr Helen McLeod, Ramsdell, Parsboro, NS. CldBr schrs Glide, Westport, N3; Rover, Wilmot. ‘Sid echrs RS Miller, Philadelphia; Pioneer, New York: Jasper, do.! WILMINGTON Are May 20, sehr Invoice (Br), Hosken, Newport, E. Cld 19th, schrs Cherokee; Gandy, NYork; Rockingham. Shute. Boston; Northern Light, Holmes, Rockland: 20th, ES Powell, Coffin, and Elouise, Robinson, NYork; Washingtop, Pa:terson, i] a NEWED EVERY DAY. ADVERTISEMENTS “ev BEB FIFTH PAGE -ee BY THOMAS . Meagher.—The committee appointed to make the Taval preliminary arrangements, tale leave to announce that Thomas F. Meagher, having ‘kindly and generously of- fered-his invalnablo services for the occasion, will deliver a lecture on Wednesday, 25th inst., at Mctropolitan fall, até o'elock, P. M., on “Young Ireland—or, Irish Politics jn 1848." ‘They confidently hopo tho sacred nature of the cause, w ure a large attendance, and enable them to assist in alleviating the condition of men who, as brave and gallant soldiers of the State, contributed to protect, in the battle field, the honor and interests of the nation. fae of the orator, and the GENERAL com Tacol A. Westervelt, Mayor Col of New York, Co Hon. G. C. Bronson, Hon. H. P. Edwaras, EE. L. Curtis, , M. Mumford’ Compton, Francis, Hon. Wm. Mitchell, . Jas. M. bard, Hon: John W. Edmonds, : Wealey Smith, Hon. James J. Rosevelt, . W. B. Corneli, Hon. Robert Emmet, Jacob F. Oakley Hon. Thos. J. Unkley, aries H ohn Doherty, Hon, Robert H. Morris, Ring, Hor nm Duer, Hon. William W. Campbell, Hon. El J, Janine, Hon. Joseph 8. Bosworth, Hon. Francis R. Till Hon. Welcome 8. Beebo, Mon, Daniel J. Ingrabam, Hon. Charles L. Dal Hen L. R, Woodraf, Hon. Hamilton Fieh, Hon. Luther Bradish, Hon. Ambrose C. Kingsland, Hon. Wm. F. Harvemyer, row Clarke, John E. Devlin, Ee Michael Cochrane, James M. Smith, J J. G. Coghlan, Esq, Hon. Wm. V, Brad: ‘A. T, Hillyor, Esq Hon. A. H. Mickle. Francis R. Tillou, ksq Hon. William A. Walker, Richard B. Connolly, Esq., Hon. John Wheoler, James McCullough, Baq., Hen. Wm. M. Tweed, P. Lynch, Ee Hon. Michael Wash, Daniel E.' Delavan, Esq., Hon, F. B. Cutting, George W. Matgell, Lag Hon. James W. Beckman. Henry Kerin, Esq., . B, Tay or, Morgan, Bon. Henry Shaw, Hon: John MeKeon, Major. John Orser, Es ‘Thomas Muleah James ol Col. Joon A ry, Col. Wm. Halse; Col. W | Major Chas. E, MO Roborts, Moses H. Grinnell. John, Robt, Col. Ward B. enett, Col, Jas. C, Barnham, ‘Wa. ©. Wnirenran, Secretary, EXEOUTIVE COMMITEE, Jacob A. Weatorvelt, ‘m. ©. Whitehead, ‘A. C. Kingsland, J. @, Coghlan, Gen. Wm. Hall, R. B, Coleman, M. Gen Pratt, Geo. ‘Henry Kerin, Rol. C. Yaton, R. B, Conolly, Gol. Major Jamos T. Stage, Col. Th Major Garrett Dyckman, Gol. Wa Hon. D. B. Taylor, Comptroller J. MeClonach: Andrew Clari obert Ki J. Lyneh, James 8. Libby. WILLIAM HALL, Chairman. Col. Jan. C. Bunnnam, ror, Wa. C. Wiurensa retary. Tickets 50 ach, to be had at the different hotels, book and musi: stores, and at OSBORNE BOARDMAN & TOWNSEND'S In Brooklyn, Ak the store of oh, GEORGE ATL, Fale a Md is street, noar Cr: et at the Franklin ifouse. atreet, Jckews for which can be eserved seats, $1 red onl, at HALL & SON'S music store, where « dlageam of the hovee will he exhibited Mein eve We vine whiny Uy Aly Lechag aby as dle RINE HARRISON, WHO INT LAST a family, as seek, to Marotta is = OUGH YOUR COLUMNS I ding what T a ire. Mi un iy rules or ce ies proseribe r i ) wulet, romonies pr ‘our dross, only tend to depri: th ts of ths real summer country life. The White Hotel eave well: but ie real? Will the proprietor et ve rot hima full bodes, that is, ifterms home for the summer G. F. LUDLUM, Clothier, 69 Bayard street, EFT HER HOME IN EAST SIXTEENTH STREET near the Third avenue, on Saturday evening, about nl 1 wom ninetoon yours, over fi high fair complexion lor, brown hair and blue eyes. ' Had ons cam brown ground and small white figures, rod cashmere shat with small brown figures upon it, and dark brown herred hat, “Ag she left to purendee a fow articles in i ‘Any information concerning her will be gratefully ackno} ‘d liberally rewarded, by leaving it with the Ue Bolton, at hiv ofive iu tho Park, or at No, 4 East Sixteentl at F THE YOUNG LADY THAT RODE DOWN TO TH Towing Green in a Ninth avenue, Fourteenth stroot Broadway esterday morning, and got out there ai went into a Broadway and Eighth street stage, and whi was carrying ® paper bundle and a small leather box, will addross a note to 8. B., Un are 00, stati where an interview may’ be had, she will hear of somet greatly to her advantage. NFORMATION WANTED OF ISABELLA JOHNSTO! ew York, in the year 1835, Any info cota her will be most thankfully received. WILLIAM, J. STON, Company Sergeant Royal Artillery, Montreal, Ca. F MRS. KATE THERESA WILL ADDRESS AS | fore, appointing time and place for another intorvier she will confer a great fa RIGINALITY WILL LEARN THE CAUSE OF HE! disappointment on Saturday last, and obtain redress fe er vor. W4NrED SIN [ATION RESPECTING CHARL! Blackall, formerly of Northmoreton, near ford, Berkshire, who left in February, 1836, for Ame: landed in k. sit rica, arde living, he may hear of som lying to Mr. 8, CHILDS, Harl A at 74 Mulberry street, on Tuosda; o'clock, to make arrangements for th ceased brother Charles Clancy. By organ, RAY, Captain. LOST AND FOUND. RANA LECCE CLOT ee D() REWARD —LOST, A GOLD WATCH, CILASET $' back, and chain attached, on which was apenas a gold fsb and locket, with some blue enamel on it twa, Tost in going from 10 Varick placo, through Bleecker stroe to Wooster street to Dr. Hutton’s church, on (ihe = ke 2d inst. The finder will receive the above reward, by ing it at 10 Varick place, in Sullivan street, between BI and Houston stroets, or 83 Cedarastreet, up stairs r ‘ARD_ WILL BE PAID FOR THE DELIV} $10 ory nt Lo bein or bo es pe pg oe — ier dog, lost on Friday morning, of John street and Broadway. The dog had on & collar witl the owner’ me engraved thereon. $10 Sar ats HT" OL NORD Omar Gime 2 likeness of my wife. The Tagore oat ‘receive thd roward by leaving it with Mr. Waldron, Bowers Sikora ee and Forty-righth stre in the hth aven' 10 Whoever will veeura itt John itSCue, No. 5 Fort; oig atl street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, will receive the above reward and the thanks of the owner. bb REWARD.—RANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRI ber, on the 16th instant his son, James Lyons, sixteen years, stands about five feet hi; 0} home a bluo shirt and overalls, drab cap; bro eyes, The above reward will bo paid for information 1 to his reoovery. + Address PATRICK LY: ift; street, between Broadway and Seventh avenu WARD. —LOST, ON THURSDAY EVENINC by (i inpee Metropolitan Hotel and Eighth street: Lr SINGSTON, CROCHERON & CO., 31 Brondway. REWARD.—LOST, IN GOING FROM THE FOO $ of Cortlandt street to Washington, between rol and Vesey, a brown leather pocket-book, containing seven: teen dollars. The finder will receive the above reward, am the thanks of the owner, (who is 9 poor man,) by lea at the Lar of the Northern Hotel, foot of Cortlandt street. @& REWARD.—LOST, A SMALL SLUT OF THE KIN = ~2 a=ewere to the namo of Fan, with uni curb collar rout its neck. Whoever has found her! Brent favor on the advertiser, “"tlandt strect, will confer —LOST, ON SATURDAY EVENING, st of May, in Fourteenth street, near the Bight! aven' mill Scotch terrier dog, about six months old rough coat, body black, legs marked with tan, answers t« the name of Pepper. Tho above reward will be paid for hi return to No. 209 West Fourteenth street. 0G LOST—A YOUNG BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, with cropped cars and tail. A Proper reward will b iven, if returned immediately to No. 2 Neili loor from t! IN TUESDAY, COMING FROM NEW RO} in the four o’clock train, a breastpin contals bair set with jet. The finder will be liberally rewarded, b; leaving it at 27 Union square. OST—ON FRIDAY EVENING, BETWEEN KEEFE’: Broadway, and Houston street, a leat! tainis olbgriagd dollars and two printed! jathe money, but is requ but to the owner, to Mr. Morrison, N No. Leak SUNDAY, 2D INSTANT, ABOUT NOON, weon Fifteenth street, in the Sixth avenue, and 134] neck chain with yee heart, | Ilion with twi T.M.,) ed gold key attachod. Five| ny one who will return those] street bair, a gold m fashioned poat dollars rowardfil articles to 134 OST—ON SUNI AY LAST, IN GOING FROM ['WENTY- third street, near Madison square, to Dr. Alexander's church, or from thence down Fifth avenue to El I! padlock-sbaped locket, containing » id. The finder will be liberally rewarded 86 William street. [io8tn08 SUNDAY, MORNING, IN THE VICINITY of Murray street, a dog, brindle and white,logs all white; loge brass collar. Answera tothe name of Dutch. A lil reward will be given for ecovery by applying at of- , iy egg a OST—ON THE AFTERNOON OF THE 7TH INST.; a slut, cross of black and tan King Char.es, answers to ie ne of Car Whoever will return to Fourth avenue, wilt be very haadsomely rewarded. OST—YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, AT A STORE IN y, » lady's silver card case, initials on tablet 8. A. U., contaiaing card ad The finder will be liberally rewarded, by leaving it at 188 Second av nue, EWARD.—STOLEN, FROM NO. 105 WEST FOUR- toonth ttrect, about two weeks ago, an old-fashioned, double case gold ‘watch and chain; maker's name, Roskell, Liverpool. Also, a very heavy fob chain, ever; in shape of @n animal; and some clothing. $90’ will be paid for the recovery of the watch and chain, and a liberal reward for the other articles, on application to HAYS & STOCK- LEY, Independent Volice, No. 11 Pine street. ad “inet S FDUCATION AT, A TADY, LATELY ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, WOULD like an oncagemont as teacher in a private family, She is fully qualified to give lessons in German, French (ac- quireé in Peris,) music and drawing. She would have no objection to go'a short distance in tho country for tho summer season. Unexoept: le references given. A line Addressed to 1... Brondway Post Office, will moet with im- media GENTLEMAN WHO IS THOROUGHLY ACQUAINT. ed with the language and literature of France and Healy. in who is competent to teach history, drawing and painting all its branches, and who has been'a member of several sei- entific expeditions, is desirous of joining 9 respe is ly to go to tho country, and taking charge of tho ed of ® young man. No objection to undertake excuri Address Forvignor, Broadway P. RENCH TAUGHT IN THREE MONTHS —! DUBOS, Professor from the Universit tinues his lessons in the French language. from 6 to 10 o'clock, ons in Fre Greek. Afternoon ol lessons in French, T Hot ORTUGUESE.—WANTED, AN OPPORTUNITY TO n_tho Porluguene language, Apply to Traveller, tel. = Se ISITING GOVERNESS.—A LADY WHO HAS HAD much experience in teaching, havinga few hours dis- qngaged, wishes to give daliy instruction tn the following giish, Fronch, pianoforte, singin . ing. A line addrossod to E. J. M., Herald ofice, will moot prompt attention. S TRITU, L \) PRESCOTT’: 0 for producing them, cansing them to answor correc! tal questions, &c., will be immediately forwarded raon who will send to his sddrons, box aerate and pra natural philosophy HE MANUAL OF THE CORPORATION OF THR ity of New York, for the yoar 1853, by D. T. Valentine, ator sulo at the City Library, No, 12 ity Hall. 7 SILLINERY AND DARESSMAKING, 0) AN! NNETS, fait ‘> DRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBON: Parisian millinery depot—Th dors is ing to his lar kof 0. TEAS. (TP PAS HOTEL, PROPRIETORS, ‘keepers, and dealers in tea, wil making their pure! G bere atreet, corner of C