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Fetal, personal property, le act, her husband thereto, » as defend- not appear uy the return of the & material ques- @ admissibility of evidence. The case fe further return, on the coming on of which the judgment is affirmed, with costs ‘Kerney, appellant, vs. Guerney, respondent —In am ac- tion to recover which were stolen and sold to de- fendant’s wife, she knowing that they were stolen, the defendant, in the absence of any testimony to show any knowledge of the transaction, is not liable without proof of demand and refusal. Where s witness im: golf by admitting the commis-ion of larceny on several ocasions, evidence of his honesty on former occasions is ‘not proper to sustain his chatacier for truth. ws. Kl irgh —Where a person having amortguge upon persousl property on the premises, and ‘Sanignment of the lease as security, turned the same te defendaat vpon an agreemen* to pay the reat and taxes, ‘and defendant neglected to pay the taxes, held that plain tiff could pay the taxes, Gompel a repaymeat of thi same by action against the defendant—such payment was pot a voluntary be ment, which could not be rendered back. A party who's personally liable for, or whose pro- perty is subject to distress, for taxes, may, in default of the person who ought to make such payment, discharge the tax and comyel repay ment. Gowdier, appellant, vs. Carmack, —Defend- ants, in blasting rocks op their own lot, had no right to throw stone on the lot of the piaintiff, held by him ag temant, nor to extend thoir blast so as forcibly to split out the rock on the plaintiff’s lot, and to undermine the foundation of his house and render it insecure. Whether ‘this is done pogitgentiy, or by the use of all reasonable care, ‘he defendants are liable. The plaiatiff in such case recovers for the injury to his possession, net for an injary to the freehold; and may recover for any damages he sustained for an interference with his possession. O'Donnell, respondent, vs. Smith, aj —Where debtor underneath bill rendered to him by his creditor drew an order upon the defendant in terms, ‘' Please pay the above, and charge the same to account of P. S.;"’ and the defendant, upon the presentment of the bill and wrote thereon, $* I Promise to pay the above on or before Saturday, 22 Nev., 1851,”’ and signed it, held that such order was a bill of exchange, and that ‘the defendant's romise was not within the statute of frauds, nor void lor want of a considerati m expressed in the promise. Redd} , vs. Carpenter et al, appellants —In an action for work, labor, and materials, upon his em- ployment to do a particular work, th? defendant can neither et off nor recoup unliquidated damayes, alleged by him te have been sustained by the negligence or un- ilfulness of the plaintiff in the performance of other work, ifferent time and place. having no connection vie nor arising out of tue transaction to which the suit a order, 1e8. Sullivan vs. Brewster —The lien law, passed July 11, 1851, applies to cases where the contract was made be. fore ite Bassage, if the labor was performed or the mate- rials furnished afterward, and is not in that respect un- constitutional. The claimant must show thats payment has become due from the owner before he is entitled to reoover. A judgment of non-suit, or dismissal of proceed- ing on the trial, is clear to a second proceeding to onforce byte He Whe: dgment is obtained b: vs. Harmer —Where a judgment is obtained by default, and detendant shows that he was mistaken until the day of the return of the summons, such an error may be a ground for ordering a new trial. The defendant must also show that manifest iojustice has been done, and the mere affidavit of the defendant is not sufficient when the same is contradicted by the defendant, and of a witness who proves the claim. Where a defendant seeks to ob- tain a new trial, under such circumstances, he should, in addition to his own affidavit, furnish the testimony of a witness to establish bis defence. Tucker vs Gerahty.—Under the mechanics’ lien law, it is not @ partial defect in the notice to the answer to ap pear in proceedings to foreclose the lien that the notice does not state when the lien was filed.) Where a sealed covenant for the erec:ion of a building provides for such alteration and additions as the owner may direct, the wi of an addition or alteration is not such a consider- ation for ® parol agreement by the owner modifying the sealed imstrument as will make such parol agreement binding on the owner. e Meyer, appellant, vs Tienker, respondent —On a trial in the Justices’ Court, the Judge is not at liberty to in- duilge in loose speculation, with a view to do what he upon the whole may conceive to be equity. He must be governed by the evidence, and the rales of law applicable ‘thereto. Dewey, responilent, vs. Fisher, et al., appellant.—In this case, it is held that the judgment is’ not so far against the weight of the evidence that the finding of the court below ought to be disturbed on appeal. us. Domadi,—In an action for wrongful deten- tion and conversion of plaintiff's s, if an actual Yrongful detention is proved, no evi of demand by the plaintiff before suit brought is necessary, as the de- fendant’s original possession was lawful. ‘Same vs same.—When rent is payable in advance, the right of the landlord to recover for the period of the tenant’s'actual occupation after rent becomes payable is not defeated by the dispo-session of the teuant under the statute until middle of the quarter. Munse vs. Bosworth.— The evidence in this ease was suf- ficient to sustain the finding of the court below. Judg- ment affirmed with costs. Schwartz respt. vs. Bendel, appt —It seems a suflicient — for dismissing an appeal that the no*ice of appeal joes not state the grourds thereof, The court, cn appeal, have ne power after an appearance by both parties, and atrial below, to order a new trial upon the ground of vewly discovered evidence in this case, Judgment held not against the weight of evidence. igan ws. Hagen — Action for Injuries to Real Proper- ty.—When the plaintiff intermarried with his present wife, she was in possession of the land, her former hus- band having died intestate, leaving three children. She was im porsescion as guardian of her infant children. and that omasion continued after ber marriage with the plaintiff. He, though living with her upon the premises, not such & possession ax would entitle him to main- tain . His wife should bave been joined with him. ‘The husband and wife might have joined in the action, or the plaintiff might sue alone. plaintiff having recovered judgmeat in his own name for the injuries done. Heid, that the judgment be affirmed with liberty to the plain- tif, if he so elects, to amend the proceedings by the name of his wife. Such an action may be brought in the Marine Court, as possession is sufficient to main- tain it against @ mere wrong doer. No question of title is involved, unless the fact of possession is in dispute, which not being the case here, the Marine Court has ju- risdiction, all the Judges coneurring. Essildme vs. Weeks. —Sec 142 of the Code does not apply in the case of a note made before the passage of the code, but sueh a case is governed by the statute of limitations reviousiy inforee. ‘The case of Ward vs. Thomas, 7 Fare. "445, dissented from, three judges concurring. where the defence set up is that the cause of action did not accrue within six years, the plaintiff was not re- quired before the last aniendment of the Code to set up & new promise in his replication; that it did accrue within sx years was sufficient, and the question of the mere promise is matter of evidence. Ingraham and Daly concurring, Woodruff dissentin, Clark vs: Adcinson.—A complaint upon.e note merely, to which the defence is the statute of limitations under tae act, is good, and yet may imply a new promise. ere the defence is a-discharze in baun- Fuptoy, & new promise is only avaiable when made to the bolder of the note, and the same must be assigned to enabie any other party to sue upon it. Where the in- dorsee of the note to whom the new promise is made as- signs it and becomes # witness to prove it, he is am as- rignor within the meaning of section 399 of the Code, and the defendant has a right to be a witness to the same matter. Taggart vs. Roosevelt.—A parol agreement for renting real estate made for one year, to commence ata future time, igmot void under the provigions of the Revived Stat- utes reapeeting fraudulent convéyance. Where posses- sion ia taken under a parol lease void by the statute, it ‘enures as @ tenancy from year to year, and cannot de ter- minated by either party, except at the end of the year. ‘A parol » ent for one year, fo commence in futuro, ia vot void under the provision of the Revised Statutes de claring certain contracts void which are not to be per- formed within a year from the making thereof. vs. German Reformed Church —It is too late to object to the irregularity of an order of reference after the parties have appeared and proceeded with the refer- ence before the referee. It is no: necessary that the Judgment should be entered by the clerk. tedom ve. Jones & Quincy.—Where goods are sold upon an agreement to take a note of a third and deliver after receiving the note, 1! righty if the note is not paid at maturity, to return it and demand Peyment of the goods from the purchaser. Where the note is given by the maker to the payee upon & promise to deliver stock for it at a future day, and the passed the note to a third person to prece- Roe ase, or for a good consideration, the same might be recovered e maker, altmough the person to whore the note was transferred had notice of the promise to deliver steck for the note before he received it. Simonson. ve. | Meyers,—Proof that a dog had bitten keeper, and that it had been said he had bitten a person before, is not sufficient evidence to establish that he was accustomed to bite so as to render the owner liable. Munson 08, Reilly.—Where the landlord agrees with the ‘tenant to allow him certain privileges, in the use of Cro- ton water, the ard, woodhouse, &., and afterwards de- prives him of the use of them. an aetion may be main- ‘tained om the contract for damages therefor. Such a claim may be assigned and an action brought in the name of the assignee. Eliott ve. McGruckan —Where a master has knowledge ‘that_his apprentice, who is such,’employs a physician, and assemts to such employmant, he is liable for the ser- vice so rendered. A condition in the indentures that the master shall not be liable for such service if fot com municated to the physician would not, under the cir- cumstances of the case, relieve the defendant from lia bility. Fowler ws. Colyer.—The voluntary absence of the de fendant’s attorney to attend to other business for an hour after the time of appearance in the service of the sum- ‘mons, is not a good excuse for the defenee. Where an ap- ral is brought on a judgment by default, and the defen. t excuses the default, he must also show by affidavit that manifest injustice has been done by the judgment rendered, or the court will not order a new trial; an or- dinary affidavit of merits is not enough; the nature of the defence, if any, should be disclosed. ’ B vs. Conklin.—Piaintiff proved that he for defendant nine weeks ax car] was fourteen nhillings a day; that he was a good work- case rested, claiming $24 man, and upon this, prima facie, balance. ‘the defendant then called a witness, who swore Plaintiff waa peidin full at the rate of ten and twelve shillings day, which he saw him take and go away, as it to the witness, satisfied. The Justice gave i t for the plaintiff for the full amount. Judgment Dawson v8. ---Lafarge, defendant, being indebted to plaintiff, aor, ‘Plein "bong intebeed tata equal amount to one Weeks, the plaintiff requested Weeks to to Lafarge with his bill, which he did, and Lafarge geod va pay tt, aad Weeks charged it to his account; heid that was ap oo, payment of plaintiff's ‘claim against to ; that Lafarge by his pro- mise to pay Weeks bound to him;that {t was not a — the debt of a third person, void by statute, at * promis pay bis own debt ine particular manner, mere agreement of Weeks to eharge the debt cue to him by the plaintiff to dv charge the plaintiff from his liability to Weeks, but were it was coupled with an express promise by Lafarge, pty in payment, e vender has no tor; wages at the time Personal Intelligence. ‘The Hn. Jno. Belton O'Neal, of South Carolina, cele- brated for his seal and eloquence in the temperance cause. will address the ladies of New York om the sub- ject, on Wednesday evening, in Rev. Mr. Chapin’s chureh, Broadway. Admission free. The London Athenzum contains a letter from Madame Pfeiffer, dated Surabaya, December 12, 1652, in which she mentions that she travelled through the ter part of Sumatra, had returned to Java, and was about to depart for the Molucca Islands, with the ultimate object of reach- ing New Guinea, and exploring the interior of that coun- try, which has never been visited by any European. Rey. 8. L. Finney, of this city, preached in the Reform- ed Presbyterian Church in Chicago, on the 27th instant, Mr. W. W. Leland, of the Metropolitan Hotel, in this city, and now a member of the Pacific Railroad Co., was in Clevelard, Ohio, on the 28th inst., on his way to Texas, to join the party who are to survey the rail route from El Paso to the Pacific. Gov. Dinsmore, of New Hampshire, arrived at the Weddell House, at Cleveland, on the 22d inst. Amgng the arrivals, yesterday, at the Astor House, were Hon. L Giittord. Portland, Me.; Hon. J. Appleton, do. do. ; Gen. Hi . Burnside, New Orleans; mpshire. the Astor last evening, for ARRIVALS SEAWARD* From Lendon, in ship Lond danghter, Mester Portor, A Stain, Eliz French and two oi , Geo Hadalmuir, lady and three obil- Mr Wicken, Geo Wicken, Stephon Mrs Porter and son and lady, Mrs J P Hinos, Miss Wilder, Miss Crabtree, Dr J W Benson and W'S Williford and lady, Mrs © ry), Master Cary, Miss Hills, Mise J Bradbury, Henry Rosen, F 3 Ogden, H P'Perry, E Smith, D P Russell, A Calbort, G Demarest, K B Crowell, J Parmley and son, TG Benton, BG ‘Anderson, J W Haywood, TF Pugh, 3 Wa ger. and son, James R King, MG Bradberry, AJ liver. JH Roberts, A K Kitchell and lady, Mrs Walker, Mrs J R Brown, R Vacklison and lady, J Lacklison, Miss EB klison, Miss E J Lacklison, Mra Arkwright, Mrs Christie, E Morris, M Obristie, Mrs W B Hod, Telfair and two servants, Mrs Dunn, Miss Con: MreM H North, two children and serva: indy, Mrs Wadley and two children, WR Hodgsen, DC Spaulding, MK Bancroft, EA Loughly, Captain ) Holman, AF Cone, LM Lamar, AG Tooke, J M'Taylor, W. ‘Obertham, Indy, five ehildren and two servants, sham, Mrs H H'Scranton, Miss A Scranton, \- illiame, T Mrs Davidson, Miss Roser snd maid, GN Reyle, D'H Kendrick, H C Kendrick, 4 C Di Sower and lady, J D artin, Mra Dacy and twe children, & Hill and lady, W Atwood, C Hart, $ Austen and two child- dren, H M Weed—43 in the steorago. DEPARTURES SEAWARD. ; In the steamshiv Crescent City, tor Aspinwall—Wm B Latham, Miss Searl, Miss Ludley and servant, Miss Porter servant, Dr W Jellery, D Savini, Mr G Mrs 1 ¢, Wm B Lake, Mrs 8A Fagan, T'. 1 . and lady, Dr H Doan, Wm McCann, J G Kittredge, A Smith, Mr Murdock, Mr Jobuson, J Finnizen, Mrs A Beubower, M Wm Ford, Mrs Gray, W Forman, 8 Lamoiny, K Jackson, C Smith, © Willett, C Jackson,'Wm Jobes, J ‘Bunn, M Wri ten, H Billinbourn, JO Conner, LC Moore, A Moore, Javette, NJ Swartiiout, J Savage: JA Wigrain, A Carndss, R Mason, jr; M Mason, Jno Powell, J H Sehubal, A Heind ford, J McQuade, J ‘Cook, G B Fairchild, G a J Lanfranchi, 'J" Gul Batti,” L H.C Harriette, 8 Sanfranc WP Scherreider, JB Herbert, C Lowis, 8’ Clark, berost, S$ L Parkhurt, P Morrison, J Madini C Macter, Jos Clark, GT Rogers, W P Gray, R Warring, D Cowey, C R White, E Erwin, James Wisner, H B Mott, © L Manorne, P Gill, J’ DePolis, JH Merrill, John Rainer, f J Brown, lady gal, P Donehugh, T Ma- wire, A Reed, M and wife, R J McWilliams, GW ; d lady, J True, 8 Hopkina, T Jones, WT Galo, H V Morey, H Morey, A P Marcy, J anderson, E Blinn, M Towns- end, W Welch, Adams & Co’s messenger, messenger, Henry Reddy, Wells, Fargo & C Mackey—and 40 in the stoerage. Price or 4 Kiss 1x Dirrerent Citigs—Wm. L. Hines kissed Mrs. Gorham, in East Boston, the other day. She sued him for damages, or value received; bat didn’t appear on the return day, haying been satisfied by acash payment of $15. This may be set down as the Boston market price of kisses. The last decision in New York was $5, and in New Orleans $3. A very valuable ticle, certainly: but luxuries must be paid for. SE Married, On Sunday. May 29, by his Grace Archbishop Hughes, Mr. Nestor Coxrap1, of Italy, to Mrs. Mary Bern, of this city. Oa Wednesday evenirg, May 25, by the Rev. Mr. Higbee, Wn (eel to Carouine R. CakTsr, daughter of John Mowton, Esq. On Menday evening, May 30, by the Rey. Samuel King, Mr. Corneuivs SALTERS to Miss Mary Finn, of this cit; On Monday morning, May 23, by the Rey. Mr. Embury at St. Stephen’s Church, Mr. Dayip J. Burts, of Ea: Chester, to Miss ANNA MORRELL, of Mamaroneck, N. Y. On Sunday, May 30, by the Rev. Mr. Baldas, Dr. Auaus- maxo CasTeLLANos, of Cuba, to Mrs. OuviA CLARK, of Pro- vidence, R. I. : In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 30, by the Rev. Dr. Pise, Josern R, WARREN, eldest sen of Joseph Warren, Esq , of Paterson, N.J., to Miss Euuex M. Murra. of Brooklyn, eldest daughter of the late James Murth, deceased. Paterson and Charelston papers please copy. On Tuesday evening, May 17, by the Rev. Moses 3. Scudder, of Brooklyn, Captain ABRaiAM Ginsow, of Staten Island, to MarGaRet ANN, eldest daughter of Captain Edward Heliher, of Brookiyn. Died, On Sunday, May 29, of convulsions, Enwarp Laxanon aged nine years and twenty-six days, éldest son of Joseph T. ard Sarah A Page. His remains will be taken to Cyprus Hill Cemetery for interment. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi- dence of bis parents, No, 89 East Eleventh street, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock.” ae ou art gone, my boy—my noble boy— To realms of bliss above, Borne up on angels glorious wings, ‘And guarded by their love. Thou art gone, my boy—my noble boy— To meet thy ects thas, Where suffering is no longer knowo— Where sorrow sheds no tear. In this city, May 28, Anna W., infant daughter of FE. Elmendorf, Jr., and Ann Wright, deceased, aged ten months. Suddenly, on Monday, May 30, of congestion of the brain, Freperica daughter of Joseph and Jeannette Girard, in the fourth year of her age. The relatives and friends of the —_ are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of ber father, No 157 Greene street, to-morrow aiternoon, at 4 o'clock: ‘On Monday morning, May 30, Mrs. MaRGarer Brut, in the 62d year of her age. The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her son George, No. 140 West Twenty-second street, between Seventh and Eichth avennes, to-morrow afternoon, at 13¢ o'clock, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Green» ood for interment. Un Monday, May 30, of boilon the liver, Jamas Wma Lyeren, aged five years and two mouths, son of Margaret and Williaw Lyster. ‘The frievds ‘and acquaintances of the family are in- vited te attend his funeral, from his late residence, No 634 Hudson street. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ‘On Sunday, May 29, Geoxae W., son of George and Sarah D. Hartman, aged 32 years, 5 months and 25 days. The relatives and friends of the family, also tne Charter Oak Chapter No. 22, 0. U. A., are most respectfully in vited to attend his funeral, this afteraooa, 2 o'clock, from the residence of his parenta, No. 113 First avenue. His remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. On Monday, May 30, after a short illness, Amma Eve HINA, youngest danghter of Catharine C. Hope, aged two years, eight months and twenty days. The friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, to morrow afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from No. 94 Elm street. On Monday, May 30, Brincer Muuiey, in the 24 year of her age, at the residence of her brother-in-law, John Reynolds, No. 158 Twenty seventh street, between First and Second avenues, Her friends, and those of her acquaintarces, are invited to attend her funeral, to-morrow forenoon, at 11 o’clock. Brooklyn papers please copy. ‘ F At Staten Tand, on Sunday, May 20, of bronchitis, Tsamers, aged 28 years, wife of Captain Alfred J. Martin, of Shoreham, England. Brigkton Herald and Goardian will please copy. On Sunday, May 28, Aurnep Pinir, only child of Th. and Fanny C, Wiskemaan, aged five months and twenty two day ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residence, at Hoboken, in Washington street, corner of Fifth, without further invitation. At Tuskegee, Alabama, Feb. 16, of consumption, De ‘Wirt C. Peck, in the 36th year of bis age. The relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother, Wm. T. Peck, are invited te attend his fa neral, on Wednesday, June Ist, from the residence of his father in law, E, J, Preston, Eaq., Hartford, Conn, Cars leave Canal street at 8 o’clock A. M. Hartford papers please copy. ed RITINE INTELLIGENCE, — ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TWUB DAY. ‘MOON RimS,.,,mern 1 47 even 3 42 Port of New York, May 30, 1833. Berford & Co's "8 messenger, H CLEARED. Steamship—Crescent Gity, McGowan, Aspinwall, M O Roberts. SShips—Howard, Saule, Doboy Inle, Thompson & Hunter Star Republic, Share, Galveston, Hussey & Murray; Hors- borough, Fuller, San Francisco, D J & W B Bavon. Barke—Princess Charlotte (8r), Forbes, Bay of Hon- duras, Hy Young; Falcon (Nor), Janberg, St John, NB, Schmidt & Balchen; Princeton, marara, master. Mary Elizabeth, Upshur, St John, PR, WF Cat- iisyer; txoa, Taltean, eaVbensh, Sloceee areas ‘G ; Excel, Tallman, 4 8, Clearman & Co; Harmonie (Dutch); Boue, Rotterdam, T & F Barkes- man; Volante, Sco vans, Shiff Brothers & Co; Richard Brown (Br), Young, Turks Islands, JS Dealey: Advance, Arctic regions, Henry Grinnell; Joel (Braz), Netto, John Greenway. Sehrt—Cyris Chamberlain, Bearse, Boston, J Atkins te Co; Garland (Br), Smith, Dathousie, ke, Jas Hunter & Co, , Cole, Petersburgh, Va, Jas Hunter & Co; Globe, Swift, Salem, R W & Co; N W Smith,’ Smith) Charleston, NL iy & Co; Mary Jane, Bentley, Nor- foik, Sturge, Clearman & Co. ‘Steamer—Ironsides, Alien, Philadelphia, J F N Briggs. ARRIVED. ogg Aig are Savannah, 57 hours, to Samuel L Mitchill. May 48, panned tn Ba rivor, bound out, schrs Cataract G@ J Jones; 20th, 6 PM, off Hattoras Shoals, exchanged signals with steamship Pal- motto, bound South; same date, § PM, 22 milos north of Hatteras, passed steamships Alabama and Marion; Steamahi y, J Cowl, Mr | rea, stove bulwarks and mainhatch, and a May 16, on the Banks, spoke fishing schr Ballance, of Mar- ead. with 2,500 fish. Meyer, Hamburg, 40 days, with Balchen Ship Copernicus (Ham), passengers, te Schmidt Stip ‘Sharon (of Bath), Brooks, Greenock, 39 days, to on. aw Wi ith Ship Western Empire, Watts, Liverpool, 41 days, wit passengers, to ee ee net, ve Ship John G Costar, Foster, Havre, 39 days, with pai noe, toJ Atkins. Has experienced westerly gales e pasrage. Ship Agnes Leeds, Keany, Liverpool, 35 days, with passengers, to Nesmith & Son. Ship Mercury (pkt), Conn, Havre, April 8, with passen- gers, to Boyd & fincken. May 8, lat 44 50, lon 31 43, spoke ship ‘Dublin,’’ of NYork, hence for Liverpool, 14 days out: 12th inst, lat 40 45, lon 42 48 spoke ship Ver- sailles, of and from Boston for Sydney, NSW, 12 days out. Sbip Equator (Br), Robinson, Liverpool, 82 days, with ssengors, te orler, Ship Arab (ef Bath), Ballard, Key West, May 19, bound to Trieste, The A was from Matanzas, and went ashore on Florida Reef. She put into this pert for repairs. Ship Forest City, Allen, Apalachicola, 18 days, to R ont. Bark Adonis, McMillan, Greenock, 43 days, with passen- gora, to James Lee & Co. May 4, lat 46 11, lon 39 30, rolled away the wain-topgallant.mast, and lost a boy over: board. Had two deaths on the passage. Bark Patria (Brem), Sippel, Hamburg, 38 days, with paseengere, to W Von Seht. Bark Hansa (Brem), Brinhama, Hamburg, 33 daya, with passengers, to Boch & Kunhardt. Bark Copernicus (Brem), Wicting, Bremen, 37 days, with passengers, to Rodewald Brothers Bark Delphos (of Beston). Williams, NOrleans, 20 days, toaster. May 2 lat 27 53, lon 79 38, spoke brig B T Martin, from New Orleans for Bordeaux. Bark Martha Ellen, Burditt, New Orleans, 18 days, te Howes & Co. Bark Cuba of Boothbay), Sawyer. Matanzas, 9. days, to B Lasala and Nephew. May 23, off Cape Florida, boarded the bark Thomas E Baxter (of Philadelphia), from Apa- lacbicola for NYork, captain sick; supplied him with medicines. Brig Arminius (Prus), Hartwig, Cette, 52 days, to M Lienan & Co. pore JG Hall (Br), Cann, Newport, 48 days, to J H ine. Brig Oceanus (Offenburg), Schumacker, Bremen, 40 days, with pean ers, to J G Beck tel. Brig Sophie (Oldenburg), Vogely, Bremen, 55 days, with passengers, to Herr'ng, Muller & Gosling. Brig Milton, McNair, Port au Prince, 16 days, to Becker &Graves. Brig Factor (of Cranberry Isle), Noonan, Darien, 7 days, to J Grice. Brig Celt, Thompson, Machias, 11 days, to J F Snow. Brig Enoch Pratt (of Fall River), Brakemann, Cardenas, 15 days, to master, Schr H Nason, Mallen, Malaga, 33 days, to Giro Francia & Schr Elizabeth, Sawyer, St Marks, 15 days. Sehr Ben Nevis, Miner, Zaza, May 6, to L. Von Hoffman. Schr F Morwin, Thomas, Georgetown, SC, 5 days. Schr Jane P Glover, Wethergill, Charleston, 6 days. Schr Lake, Lake, Wilmington, 6 days. Schr Bangor, Jordon, Ellsworth, 9 days. Sehr John Jones, Smith, Brandywine, 2 days. Schr D M Mererole, Young, Brandywine, 2 day: Schr Naney Mills, Eldeidge, Portsmouth, 4 days. Sehr Martha Maria, Ferris, Salem, 5 days Schr Glide, ., Boston, 3 days, bound to Albany. Schr Paugassett. Bown, Now Bedford, 2 days. Schr LS Pond, Crowell, Portiand, 5 day: Schr Era, Chainberiain, Boston, 3 days. Schr Malcolm, Seymour, Providence, 2 da Schr Express, Hilton, Philadelphia. 2 day Schr Ri: Grande, Clark, Philadelphia, 2 day: Schr Tabitha, Summers, Philadelphia, 2 days. Schr R M Browning, Adams, Philadelphia, 2 days. Scbr Jane Ingbram, Wheeler, Rockland, 4 days, Schr Leo, Smith, Rockland, 4 days. Schr Alfred, Baker, Rockland, 4 days. Schr El Dorado, Hinckley, Addison 6 days, Sebr Arabella, Wass, Columbia, 6 days. Schr Tomah, Keen, Calais, 7 days. Schr Sarah, Munson, Calais, § days. Scbr Suffolk, ; Salem, 4 days, Philadelphia, 2 days. Schr Rio Grande, Clark Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Providence. BELOW. Two ships and one bark. SAl TLED. Steamship Crescent City, McGowan, Aspinwall; ships Wm Hitchcock, Conway, Bic Isle; Andrew Fcster, Hol- berton, Liverpool. Wind at sunrise, SSW; meridian, South; sunset, do. (Br Sayer Hoox Maayerio Tatearars.) ‘Tar Higuianps, May 30—Sundown. The steamship Crescent Mek Aled passed the Highlands Allthe outward bound vesrels have a good offing. One bark toming in past the Hook. Two ships coming in near the bar. Wind fresh from the South. Weather hazy. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Boston, May 30 Arrived—Barks Harriet, Francis, Liverpool; ‘Abagun, Apalachicola; E Dwight, Baltimore: brigs Lacy Ann. Bo. lize, Honduras, 6th inst; Choctaw, Galveston; Amethys', Franklin, La; Emily, Charleston; Andover, Richmond: Annandale, Baltimore; O'Brien, and William Pitt, Phila- delphia; schrs H N Gamill, Savannah; Globo, Darien; Rockingham, Wilmington, NC; Sarah, John A Shiver, Re becca, and Wm Mitcheli, Philadelphia; Wate:loo, Ron dout, and Mary Langdon, NYork. New Onteans, May 28, Arriyed—Ship Clifton, NYork. Herald Marine Correspondence. Key West, Fa, May 22. The bark Overmann, Lang, from Havana for NYork. laden with sugar, segars, and indigo, which ran ashore on Crocus Reef on the 8th inst, was got off by the wreckers, and brought to eg be where she has been hove e: for examination. The surveyors report hor to be badly damaged. Advices will be awaited before repairs wi commerced. The case bas been argued, and appraisers forges by the court are now bey =o ia the valuation of the cargo. The salvage will be decreed ina few days. Con: igned to Bowne & Curry, ‘The ship Arab, from Mat@nzas for Trieste, which run ashore, g Delta Shoal on the morning of the 13th ult, exceedingly perilous situation, and was re- liev most strenuous exertions upon the part of the wrecktrs, The vessel was brought to this port, and was taken possession of by Capt R W Welch, ageat of the bosrd of underwriters, The salvage awarded by the court war about 23 per cent of the valuation of the cargo, con- sisting of 2.600 boxes sugar, ke, the whole estimated to be worth $100,000. This make§ the salvage $2,500. The Arab sailed on the 19th inst for NYork, the underwriters agent coming to the conclusion that repairs were not necessary to be made here, the vessel only losing the whole of her false keel, and’ being only slightly hogged. The cargo is insured in Lloyd’s office in England, and the policy runs from a voyage from Matanzas to Trieste. The ship Luey has been refitted, and will be ready for sea about the middle of June. Some 1,900 bales of cotton have got to be stored. The salvage awarded upon the cargo saved from the wreck of the brig Cimbrus is 50 per cent upon the net amount, after deducting wharfage, storage, labor, and all expenses. This will give the wreckers about $5. on an average, apiece, for six weeks work. The divers in this care will receive extra compensation, to be deducted out of the amount received by the salvors. The schooner Northwester is in port, to sail for NYork ina dayor two. She is from the Spanish Main, aud has on board part of the eargo of the brig Mechanic, wrecked on the coast of Yucatan some weeks since, The railroad engine wrecked in the Cimbrus, and saved by the wreckers, has been sold by the U S Marshal at pub- lie auction. The engine was bought in by the underwri bois for $52,000—some $1,300 less thon the appraised value. The brig Potosi, from Cuba for NYork, struck on Crocus Reef on the Sth inst. She remaired ashore some time, but, starting her deck load, succeeded in getting off with: out further injury, and proceeded on her voyage direct. Pamapetrma, May 30—4 PM, Arrived—Ship Philadelphia, Foulkes, Liverpool; barks Cordelia, Johns, Turks Islands; Cieole, Shields, London- derry; Rhoderic Dus, Smith, Cienfuegos, May 14, lat 23 20, lon 84 25. spoke brig Carolina, of Thomaston, from Sagua for NYork; Sylph (Br), Henderson, Fajardo; J W er, Dyer, Cienfuegos 18 days; L & A Hobart, Hodgdon, Cienfuegos; Gem, Mayo, Boston: brigs Acorn Cocmbs, Charlestoa; Susan, Johnson, Jacksonvill echrs Ira Brewster, Williams, Matanzas: M B Mehony, Nickels, Charleston; Johanna. Allen, Norwich; Chief, Shailer, Portland; Cora, Reed, Washington, NC. Cleared—Bark Asa Fish, Wolfe, NOrleana; schrs J Wil liamson,(May, Beston; Boston, Baker, Providencs; Ura nia, Henderson, Charleston, $C; G W Snow, Dodge, Bos- ton’, Odd Fellow, Rosenbro: nn, Mass;’ Cora, Rind, Washington, NC; Chief, Shailer, Hartford; Wa‘chie. Wooster, Portland; Johanna, Allen, Rochelle, N Y; WF Mercier, (new) Clark, Mobile; steamer Jno Marshall, Cope, N York, Disasters. Currer Simp Fivinc Eacur, Parker, from Boston for San Francisco, is stated in a despatch from Boston to have put into Rio Janeiro 10th April, with loss of main ast, main topsail yard, andall her topgallant masts, ith yards and sails attached, in gale when “five” days out. “She was expected to obtain new spars leave about the 30th. Smr Mrvrorn, Eltvedt, of and for Boston, whieh loft Caleutta March 26, put back April 5, leaky, ‘aud would discharge. Smrp Connxonicor, Williams, from Liverpoel for this city, which was towed into Scilly 10th inst., with loss of main and foremasts, would be ready on about the 20th. ‘WaatinG BARK FRANKLIN, of Provincetown, before re- ported lost at Isle of Sal, Uape Verd Islands, went ashore night of Mareh 30 (not’ April 11) on the ‘south side of Modena bay, and became a total wreck. Capt Allerton saved the ofl, 120 bbls whale, and givi 8 the freight home shipped or ted to arrive about June 12, The i J &. saved from the wreck, sold for about $700, of wi over $400 was paid for expenses. The Franklin was a bark of 172 tons, valued with her outfits at about 900; but all the insurance upon her was $3,600, at the Equitable office, Provincetown. Sour Euazanern, from Newport, Fla, for this port. cargo cotton, &c, went ashore on Brigantine Shoals last Fri- day. A steamer was sent to her assistance on Saturday, and she may probably be got off without much damage, Vornel and cargo valued at about $60,600, which is co- vored by insurance in this city. Scum DW Basen, before reported qunk off Cape May, Fire Island, Bmo Auax Miuxen, at New Bedford, from Darien, leaks bout 600 strokes per hour, having got asl 08 out. ward coming out of rgetown, wi the put in fet a harbors pais Spoken. Ship Centest, from San Francisco for NYork, 20th ult, lat 56 20 8, lon 6612. Bhip Peerless, Bascom, from Boston (Dec 19) for San Fran Mch 22, off Staten Land; same time was seen a clipper ship, SW. Ship Benj Howard, Saunders, hence (Mch 10) for, Sam Francisco, Apl 6, lat’4 N, lon 20 W. Ship Stephen Larrabee, Burt. from Boston (Feb 21} for fan Franclaoo, Apl16 1st 26198 1on0519. large clipper teoring , pain 3 pl 22 Tat 3824'S, Yon 3396 W: by tho Ohio, at New ord, Bark Canton, Gibbs, hence (Mch 5) for Australia, Apl Soe Amen Ca Abagun (not Abigail), of Plymouth, from Aj lachicola fof Bocton, Maya. lat 25, Tom aoe “i Brig Gen Taylor, hence for St John, PR, May 23, lat 80 50, lon 67 50. Brig Orizava, of Belfast, from Darien for Bath, May 27, lat 38 64, lon 72 54. > Sehr Niagara, from New York for Hamucoa, May 19, lat 30 33, lon 76 45. . Schr Rough & Ready, 8 days from Washington, NC, for Martinique, May 19. lat 3026, lon 68 26, Moy 22, lat 734, lon abt 77, was seen steering ———, showing @ white signal with a black ball in it. s Foreign Ports, Borpmaux—Arr May 15, bark Arthur, Spear, Nantes. Brustoc—Arr May 14, bark Nancy Treat, Treat, Havana; 16th, Malina. Ross, do. Arrat the Pill May 14, Albert, Rowe, Bristol for NYork, and remained 16th. BueMuxnAveN—Sld May 10, bark Stephadi, NYork. Carpknas—Arr May 18, brig Galena, Richardson, Bos- ton. Sid 14th, Br brig Belle, do. Caxcurra—Arr March 20, ships Josiah Quincy, Endi- cott, Manila, (at Sand Heads March 20); 23d, Gertrude, Winsor, Singapore; 27th, bark Nelson Place, Gilchrist, do, a March 25, ship Astrea, Johnson, ‘Falmouth, if Colton Aes Macch 23, ship Samuel Russell, Lime burner, Sen Francisco via Shanghae, Sid March 24, Minna, Potter, Callao. Caxcurra—Put back April 5, ship Med‘ord, Eltvedt, for Boston, leaky, and must discharge. CresFuecos—Arr May 11, brig Ann Elizabeth, Feroan- dez, Norfolk; schr Teneriffe, Burns, Portland; 12th, bark Benjamin Colcord, Park, NYork; 16th, schr Henrietta, Gilman, Arpinwall. Cld 10th, bark J W Dyer, ha Philadelphia; brig Sarab Wiliams, Gott, Boston; 1ith, bark L & A Hobart, Hodgdon, Philadelphia; 13th, Br brig Frederick, Parker, do; 13th, bark Lysander, Suow, Boston; lath. brig Prest Z Taylor, Holmes, do; 17th, bark Condor, Ward, N¥ork. Catlos—Touched April 16 (not 17th), ship Rattler, Stump, from Philadelphia Jan 14, for’ San Francisco, took in water and sldjame day. In 'portabout 20th, ship Gen Washington, Howe, from San Francisco. Deal—Passed by May'16, bark Princeton, Page, from Havana for Antwerp. Fivsminc—Sld May 11, bark Tedesco, Higgins, NYork. hip Harmonia, Young, NYork, GREENOCK—Sid May 1. and passed Port Rush 1ith, Gauix (Ceylon)—Arr March 27, ship Hy Ware, Nason, Newcastle (Eng) Nov 13. HavaNa—Sid May 15 8 16, bark California, Clark, Cowes; brig G F. Williams, Kinsman, Portland; schr Pocahontas, Bulkley, NYork; 18th, ‘schr Mayflower, Sawyer, Matanzas; 19th, brig Kathleen (Br), Pingroe, NYork; schr Isabella, Gage, Charleston; 32d, ships Moro Castle, Bishop, Cowes; William, Borry, Matanzas, to load for NYork; bark Empress, Ford, ao do NYork; brigs Adela, Westendorff, Charleston; WA Drew, Dun: ning. New York; Argus, Kean, Santa Cruz. Cid May 21, barks Hesper, Pritchard, St Petersburg; John ATsylor, Loud, Cardenas; brig ’A Gray, Henry, NOrleans, In port May. 22, shipe Jane D Cooper, Cowell, for Trieste, soon; Havana, Adams, for do, dg; Pamgustuk, Pratt, for Cronstadt, do; Sir Thos Gresham (Br), Happer, for NYork, do; barks Helicon, Adams, for Falmouth, F, do; John Parker, Williams, and Isla de Cuba, Wost, for NYork, lig: John Benson, Winchester, for'do the next week; Lady Knight, Choate, for ~—, ldg; Marmion, Jackson, wtg; Juniata, Newton, frt or charter; brigs 3 Merrill. "Means, and Henretta, Woodbury, for Boston 25th; Humboldt, Ginn, disg; GW Lawrence, Wall, for NYork 24th; Kite, for'NOrieans, soon; and’ others re- ported arr; John Balch, Handy, for Boston same day. Matan7as—In port May 20, barks Spencer Kirby, Tre- cartin, from Havana for Cowes, ldg; Burlington, chell, do do; Nautilus, Rowe, for Glasgow, Tarr, from NOrleans via Havana, for NOrleans, Doten, Stockbridge (or Grows) from do for do 2ist; F A Perley, Stanwood, for Portland, do; Emma Lincola, Bart- lett, trom Havana, to load for Cowes; brigs Broome, Ful- ton, from NOrleans; WH Spear, Lampher, from Phils- delphia ; Manzoni, "Ames, from’ Boston ; Viator, |Park, from Portland, disg; Tangier, Griffin, from Wilmington, NC; Frances Ellen, lisley, from Havana; Roamer, Nichols, from do for Portland, Idg;Sarah Vose, Driseo, for Boston’ do; schrs Abaco, Parks, from Prov:dence. just arr; Mara Hill, Belly, for Boston or NYork, ldg. Sld'20th bark Oc- tavia, Woodbury, Portland; brig D Leckie, Park, Savan- nah.’ Cld 20th, ship Silas Leonard, Bassett, Trieste; schr LW Dyer, Dyer. Portland. HonG Koxé—Sid March 26, bark Isabelita Hyne, Law. son, Batavia. Havae—3ld May 14, ships Amolia, Agry, NYork; Rein- deer, Lawrence, Newport, E. Sld from Royan Roads Moy 9, Effort, Robinson. NYork. JaomeL—In port May 3, schr Amelia, Hallet, for Boston. LonpoxpsxkY—Sld May 13, Florence, Coxhead, Bath, Maine. brig Atar Gull, Washing- Leatiorn—Sld May 1, fore ton city, with statuary, &o, for the Capitol. polsznroot—Sla May'17,’ ship John Bunyan, Nichols on, Mavumvus—In port April 8, ship Singapore, Crowell for England same day; bark ‘Richmond, Perkins, from Point de Galle, just arr. Manzantio—In port May 8, barks Manchester, Guptil, for Boston, 2 days; Carniola, Hoxie, hence for Bos! 0. wisnacamo—In port April 17, brig Addy Swift, Berry, for ork. Mrizounsz—In port Feb 14, ship Lorena, Urquhart, from Dublin Sept 16, ria Ca pe Town, CGH, arr 6th. Messina—Sla April 27, Neapolitan brigs Tell, ;NYork; Osear, do; eve of 2d inst, brig Miller, (Russian) Boston. Newroxt—Cld May 18, Samuel, Morris, City Point; 16th, Rapid, Barnard, Wilmington, NC. ORT AU PRINCE—In port May 15, bark Clara Windser, Button, hence, disg; brig Mary Eleanor, Mayson, for N York 10 days; achrs Ann, Daggett, and Sea Flower, Day: ton, for Boston ldg. Port Au Prince—In port May 7, brigs Milton, McNear, forNYcrk May 8th; Vesta Ellen, Whitmore, for do May 1; schr Montazuma, Reed, for do 16th.’ Sid 2d, schr Active, Perry, Boston. Quexnstows—Atr May 14, Elizabeth, Hunter, Liverpool for Portland, leaky. ld 15th, brig Edwin (Br), Wilson, (f:0m NYork,) Belfast. on GQceme—Ate May 20, ship Monteruma, Salus, Mobile, thu River Gawna—In port April 22, brig Wo M Rogers, Skinner, for Borton unc. S1 Joux, NB—Arr May 26, brig Xtna, M'Kellar, NYork. Cld 24th, bark Sarah Anu Dailey, Gloucester, E. yekiva-Bld May 13, bark William “Hoary, Waits, ork. Sunmam—In port May 6, brig Siroc, Pousland, from Demarara, just arrived in quarantine. Sr Avpan’s Heap—Off May 14. ship Georgia, Soule, from Calcutta for London. bab—Arr Apeil 10, bark Eliza Barss, Watlington, NYork; Frederick VII (Dan), do. pWisitroa—Sld Mareh 22, bark Anna Bucknam, Barber, ‘ork. Woosusc—Sid March 15, ships Sea Witch, Frazer, NYork; 8 V Given, Given, London Wipsor—Sid May 24, Br brig Benjamin Franklin, Da- vidson, Alexandria. Zaza—In port May 6, brig Oleren, Pendleton, for NYork 16 days; only Am vessel in port. Home Ports. APALACHICOLA— Arr May 18, bark Montezuma, Power, Liverpool. Cld 11th, bark Annamooka, (Br) Purchase, Liverpool; schr Scioto, Bragdon, Mobile; 13th, barks Tri- ton, Adamson, New York; th, Thomas E Baxter, Darna- by, NYork; 1ith, schrs J Vail,’ Delano, NYork; ‘Norfolk Packet, Bedell, NYork; 18th, ships Robert Patten, Pur- ington, Boston; R Cobden, Barrell, Liverpool. 1eth, bark Edward, Patterson, for New York, Jag; brigs Allegro, (Br) Potts, Liverpool, ldg; Arcturus, rpg; Mazatlan, Lewis, New Orleans, wtg; schrs John Per: kins, New Orleans, wtg; Howard, Bragdon, Lovell, for New York, lg: ALEXANDRIA—Arr May 28, steamship Freeman Rawdon, Townsend, Boston. Sid sehrs Bulcush, Cherry, Cambridge, Mass; Caroline Hall, Rogers, NYork; Mon’ soon, Adama, do; John Thomas, Elying, Philadelphia Sea Witch, Hawkins, Albany ; steamship Martin H man, Small, Boston; 27th, xchrs Eli Townsend, Vanamah, Providence: Joseph Guest, Conklin, New York. BALTIMORE~ Arr May 20, steamer Westernport, Hall, New York; bark Jas W Paige, Jackson, Chincha Inlands; schr Cassius, Turner, Attakapas, Cld steamship Parker Vein, Carty, NYork;’ brig Oneeo, Emery, St Johns, NF; schrs Triton, Brown, Petersburg: Hero, Hindman, Phila’ delphia; RG Porter, Hudson, NYork; Larkin, Chubbuck, Dorchester, Mass, BOSTON Arr Moy 28, P M, ship Kato Howe, Norcross, NOrleans; bark David Nickels, M’Gilvery, Matanzas, 13th inst; brig Caroline, Harding, Savannah: schr Clatinda, Goodwin, York. ld brig Mary Perkins, Nickerson, Philadelphia. r , ships Strabo, Cutter, NOrleans; Abeelino, Elliott, Mobile; barks J A Haeard, Gardner, Havana, 13th inst} Mary Smith, Smith, NOrleans; Saxony, Howes do; Bay State, Dill, Baltimore; Elm, Taylor, Philadelphia; brigs Sabao, Means, 19th inst via Holmes’ Hole; Sa- rah Williams, Gott fuegos, 11th inst; Olanda. bun. bar, Darien; Marshall, Ryder, Savannah; Candace, Ma- thews, Baltimore; Holus (of NYork), Smail, Philadelphia; Frie, Baxter, do; Emma, Baker, do; schra Vine (Br), Cle: ments, Curacoa,” 24th ult, vis Portland; Lebanon, Drink. water, Darien; Mary Eliza, Ware, Goorgetown, SC; Dirigo, Ober, do; Neptune, Robinson, Philadelphia; White Sau Aumack, Alexandria; Copia, Sears, Philadelphia; Phila- delphia, Perkins, Troy; meverence, Terry, Albany; 0 H Perry, Bullock, NYork; Ocean Star, Thorndike, do; Bay State, Burr, do. (Several of these were incorrectly ported ph.) fe 28th, steamer City of New ‘Sid May 20, schr Malabar, Philadelphia. BEVERLY—Sld May 27, schr Ellen ‘Barnes, Dill, New ork, CHARLESTON—Arr May 26, ship Switzerland, Carter, e Philadelphia; 26th, bark Louis, (Brem) Keller; brig Clin: New York “er, fee wel we D Bare aw York N 4 jum! ui w ; wm ju, Swain, Philadelphia, Sid 26th, ape schr Kensington, sohr Vi a GALVESTON--Arr May 11 bark Abeona, Arey, Boston. JACKSONVILLE, Fla—Arr May 14, brig , Small, New York; schra Burton, Adams, do; Volant, Cousins, do. Austin, Elizabethport ; 16th, schrs ‘ork; Ceresco, }, de; Mariel, Doli- s,.do; 10th, P A Page, Lan, ver, do; Suy , ford, Teague, Boston, nekin, | pis; MARBLEHEAD—Arr May 24, schr Montrose, Phila- “FEW ORLEANS—Are May 22, bark Perseverance, ORLEA) May 22, ‘ton, Bordeaux; brigs Paquitte de Ta: &3 ; one Barosiene: juova Rosalia, (Sic) Laine Plans NEWPORT—Arr May 27, schr Fountain, Fall River for NEW BEDFORD—Arr May 27, bark Condor (Ham). Ho- nolulu Jan 20, with oil; 28th, ‘brigs A Milliken, Darien; Ohio, Hatch, do; schrs Adelaide, and W H Dewitt, Alba- xy Amecies, Gardiner; sloeps Index, and Corinthian, NEW HAVEN—Sid May 28, bark J Forbes, Fran} y 28, ‘bes, sis, to May 21, brigs Gon Wilson, Apalachicola; Mary Francis, PHILADELPHIA—Arr May 29, steamer John Marshall, Copes, NYork: schr K H Rowley, Johnson, Mobile. SAVANNAH—Arr May 27, steamship State of Georgia Coline, Philadelphia: brig Buena Vista, Wing, NOrleans. Cid echr Cataract, Rice, NYork. SANDWICH—Arr May 22, schr Marion, Gibbs, Wilming- ton, NC. Sid from Cohasset Narrows, 23d, schrs J M Baylies, Baylies, Baltimore; 24th, Cohasset, Tobey, do. WILMINGTON May 25, schr Lamartine, Tylor, NYork. schr L P Smith, Stutes, NYork; 37th, Martha Rogers. Ekston, Martinique: schrs ‘Alfred , Baker, and Desotah, Mankin, NYork. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY Dat SALES AT ADOTION. UCTION NOTICE—300 PACKAGES AND LOTS OF best glasswaro, crookery, china, lamps, and fancy goods, by WM. W. SHIRLEY, ‘ednesday, June 1, at 10 o'clock. alee John street—a choice assortment, worthy the noticoof retailers and groce! UCTION NOTICE.—EXTENSIVE SAL) at 1034 o'clock, in the large room, No. —THIS DAY, Spruce street, by virtue of a mortgaze,will be sold without resorve,for cash, | the household furniture removed from Bedford street; also the e room fixtures, coun- eds, bedding, mag- te gla tresses, liquors, segars, refrizerators, 4c. Will be continued on Wedne THOS. BELL, Auctionoor. UCTION NOTICE.—TO_ BUILDERS HARDWARB furnishing stores—In J. E. VAN ANTWERP &SON'S hardware sale. lay will be found 10% cases Hunt's double headed ssorted, from one-half to two inches; fifteen cases shoe nails, from three-cights to six-cighths. UCTION SALE, AT 149 BOWERY, (NEAR BROOME atrect,) this day, at 103 o’clock.—Larze furniture slo, by order of H. Reincke, consisting of sofas, buroans, marble to} dining tables, rockers, table stands, fancy tables, w nds, lamps, clocks, &¢, 'N. B.—Also a aecond-han small sized’ piano, ‘THOS. SPINK, Auctionoor. T PUBLIC SALE VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY N. ES W. SOUTH- rds premisos aro-at John C, , Esq, and will be shown by the occupant until day of sale, and pos- ion given immodiatoly. Terms—Ten por cont. on day of it, on the delivery of the dood, and ertguge on the prem wired, re + oveupied h; for it can be had on reasonable . C. M. PENNINGTON, no If more land bo IMPORTANT TO , three-ply, ad. bedroom all the other wseful and ornamental, Sale positive, rain or shine. ELLE AT AUC 2 0’ olock, on tho prem about 70 acres, fronting on the Bot ing to and crossing the Now Hay. art of the farm of L. S. Daubney, road, be consed, opposite the land of E. K. Collins, and adjoining the fase of Hon, James J. Rooscvelt.. This Propertyis 134 milo See beautiful , {1 an agree: for a gentle 0 nere or les é read to the rail: a New York for New Roshelle, and the samo from Now Rochollo to New York, daily. Mr. John eta at E. K. Collins’s, opposite, or will show the premisos to applicants. Furthor information may be obtained from CLINTON HARING, No. 237 Broad- way. G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER—WILL SELL ON '« Wednesday, June Ist, at 1034 o'clock, at No. 46 Hors, ti eet, the furniture of a family declining housekeeping, ting of the usual variety. Sale without reserve. Also, 0 let. RAND SALE OF PAINTINGS—BY THE OLD MAS tors.—Also syme articles of vertu, the property ef P rot ANDERSON, the Wierd of the North, who being about leaving for Enropo, will dispose of the same at auction, at Metropolitan Hall, on Tuesday, the Sist inst., atl o’cloek ‘This collestion has beon formed by Prof. Anderson duri veral tours in Europe. whish gave him oxtraoriinar vantages in procuring undoubted original paintings, and will commend itself to tho lovers of the fine arts by thoir rare 8 exeellonce and undoubted originality. The list eon sists of :— The Hol ily, by, Murill Tribute Sterm at 8 St. Agath Madens. Holy Family Justice defoatin St. Sebastian Guereino. St. Col {Carlo Doiei. Gaiat Albano. 4 ornaments, the most magnifi- nent, mounted with silver and aymore, dirk. and tl purte- ‘Chief, sil made in Kurepe for the Pro ix and a half octave. eairn gorum nanees of s High! bove artic! a Hall every day until the be seen at Metro poli- sale, from 10 A. M. to 4 o’cloek H. H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—FOR SALE, AT AUC. « tion.—In pursuance of an order of the Supreme Court, made the 6th di ia & certain action wherein ictor Estephe ii an rles F. Stoppant and topp jefondants, I will rent at publie No. treet, in the city of Now York, on jst day of June, 1853, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the first floor, basement, rooms Nos. 1 and 2, in the seeond story, room No. 3 in the third story and the whole of the fourth stery of the building on the northeast of Pine and Nossan street wi in said cf ani, in and upon the premises ine oil paintings by old masters. ociver, 61 Chambors street, ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—HENRY H. LEEDS & CO, will sell at auction on Tuosday,May Bat, at 1034 o'clock, at the seat formerly occupied by Cor- nelius Vanderbilt, Staten Island, about seren minutes wall below Quarantine ferry—household furniture—consisting 3 pee upright rosewood pianoforte, Froneh and other bed- ston ‘0 VOry M, re- er household furniture not enumerated 4 FLEREY oy GEEDS., AUCTIONEER HENRY i. ot LeEps CO. will sell at auction on Tuesday, May , Wt 1034 o'clock, at No. 404 Fourth avenue, corner of ty-ninth stecet, second story household furniture— ‘ing of tapestry, Brussels and ingrain carpets and go ands; mahogany marble top centre tables and ,wad hair mahogany wardrobes, chairs, rockers, work ‘tables, bed steads, etc.; muslin and chintz window cnrtaing; hair and woo! mattresses, sheets, pillow casos, table cloths, blankets, counterpanes, comforters, quilts, etc. N. BUSH, AUCTIONEER, No. 10 NORTH WILLIAM street—At 10% o'clock, new and d-hand furni. moved for convenienod of sale; feather beds, , summer stov double and single guns, livrary booke: E. VAN ANTWERP, AUCTIONEER.—CROCKERY, +, #lass and china.—J.'E. Van Antwerp & Son will soll on Thursday. June 2, at 10 o'clock, at No. 169 P corner of Pine, by the crate and in lots t sixty crates white covered dish ter thi bine ware neday, Janel, Terms at sale. just landed, and are in fine order. J. MORIARTY, | AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THTS + da Fart 1 ovelock, ab 173 Chatham street, now and second-hand furni chairs, forty ta clocks, beds, mattre: a variety of other goo: positive, J. YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL «on Wednesday, June 1, at 10 o'clock, at SI East Soven- teenth street—Large and ‘attractive sale of rich Parisian household furniture, surpassing in Loauty , ko. ; all , too numerous to mention. §: Anything of the kind before offered ke he rosi- denoe of L Gay Lai st Seventoonth atreot, owner boing rope, consisting of :— Parlor Furniture—Velvet tapes ~ 4 oarpenting; rosewood suit in brocotelle, elaborately carved, consisting of one large re A-toton, ty ves dl and tix other ant toned a boudoir pi- Co., mak double pedal harp, Lond 1d rosewoo. 3 = 3 tox, maker, Paris movements, warrt andolabras to match, design, music; mantel ornaments 10 and slabi stat Cupid feeding the doves of Venus, Fidelity, all choice and vi works of doti, 78, &0, arpets, - bedstead, draped in, together with vt qa richly oarved toilet tal armere a glace; carved b marble top secretaridy; @ whole forming o: ure every * importod- i nds; wantin ja cane seat chairs; mantel glas om le bedsteads, with not work; swinging oribs; toilet 5 tooth Hie) wy oahmentmnayg ‘of first class ofl cloths, wines, clarets, Library Reo wardrobe i ito table acd secretary book’ ages; Gndard’ and misecllaceous, “yautee’ ok—Burgundy, Bordeaw ' Joirs, brandies 7 ite oars n in copper amd br y y ing ® coneral assortment, with which the Figs Bain Every pices of furniture was ii privat onee—has boon im wi ‘Gnd. is im excell Tickets of admlssior store, 1d Wall stroot, ‘ted by the owner for aly > Hout six months, Ontaloguod > ro mow ready at the cO., AUG- , May Si, ab near Broed- Inces, ¢rim- éueral “assort- and ingraim xaitare, covered im enon eae Ceaeth eatrean table, exten- i tnd ten tables, mahogany Frowch bedstonds, iressing bureaus, marblp tops; do washstan ber 9 mat- tresses; feather beds, belstors and pillews, Fren jate mir- rors, bronze clock, fine oi? paintings and ongra ings, cane seat chairs, cottage and windlass bedeteads, oano.’ 0! stuffed bird fabled, oil ol stair esrpet, oh 'endeliegs ‘abies, mahogany lowuge in hair, hall lnmspe, bors Weve, jour ; , bar. Kitchen ferniture, a6. S* . RoorAwar AND BUGGY WAGONS AUCTION- OW i Jus 12 0’ clos at Wednesday, 10 at I 57 io atecrtinoat, of by and roe.X- 7eMith and without tops.“ Plessare with sliding covers single and double harness, whips, ies, hand reins, €0. WELLINGTON A. ‘CARTER, Auctioneer. ee at ee OD, AUCTIONRER—CONTINUATION 8 sale of elegant household furniture, fanoy OOD & CONCKLIN, will soll on Wednes- 03g o'clock, at thelr sales room, No. 138 Fultom street, a large and el jortment of rich household fur- niture, looking glasses, beds, bedding, fancy goods, &0., re- moved f onience of sale, and to be sold without re- servo. for cash, by order of mortzagoe, Catalogues om the morning of sale, a EGARS, BRANDY, CANDLES, &C., AT AUCTION.— This (day, 1034 o'clock, 7 Dey’ strest, eorner of Greea- Wich, an assortment of groceries, liquors and aegars, candies, teas, sugar, ground pepoer and mustard, dates, jars, tobacco, snuff, brandy, gin, malaga aw Tum, éo., b: pipes ‘or demijobna. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctionoor. CALL ATTENTION TO A SNUG PLOT OF PROP- erty to,be sold to-day, at moon, at the Merchants’ Ex- change, by A. 3. BLEECKER 2 Co.’ Tho block lies on the Fifth avenué, in Brooklyn, and is very desirable from the increased business of the village of Teimperanceville, which Hine of omnibuses run} hi Fork: 0 the foot of tl the property to Green- \d and paved, and partly fine view of the bay contem pist anda Atlantic ie tiki mee nese reet; the land lica bebwoon Thirteenth and Four- oul h good buildingjlote for me- Title indisputable, and terms eney. ferry ‘Thirteenth teenth streets, we chanics or groceries, Z & THM TURF. JENTREVILLE—TROTTING. Mat $500. Mil aa it ra trains of oars’ will leave the So J; pBigoklyn, for the course, at twelve o'elock M., andd P.M. Fare cach way 25 eouts. Sta also leave the Williamsburg forrios a Teturi wi as soon as the sport is over. Faro cach way 12% oon| JOHN I. SNEDIKER, Proprietor. ROTTING.—HUNTING PARK COURSE, PHILADEL- phia.—The celebrated horses, the fastest on earth, Mao and Tacony, trot over the above course. Thursday, June 2, purse $1,500; mile hi h five, under the sat forthe world owned horses Mae y ; James Ward name b. g Mac; William Woed- & Tacony. This trot, which was postponed in gousequense of the weather. will positively take place om 10 above day. ‘June Ist, match for $1,000; twe miles and repeat, in hae- ness; Jamel 1 names b. g. Frank Forrester; George Nelson namei & ts, best three in five, r. g, Tacony; William best three in ich $3,000; two mile heats and repoat, im batmess; Jathes Hammel vamos. g. Freak Borteaven aun MoLaughlin names b. g. Flash. JOSEPH JEWELL, Proprictor. COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. AANA AAA PARTNER WANTED.—A TRUSTY AND EXPERI- enced man is arson with from to $1,000 « ery and paper hang- ing store; or woul f » furniture warehouse, and lean s fow hundred dollars with good se®urit steady ae is the principal object. Address aterer, Herald office. PARTNER WANTED.~A RARE CHANCE I6- NOW offered to a respectal man, with one to two thousand dollars in cas tablished cash custom tailorin stand,doing & good cash trad for five years from this mon with respectable connection, with the above smount in cash. A sure investment. The reason for taking a partner is, the business is too much for one to attend to, Addrose, post paid, G. L. Ido where an i ESSRS, GAIME, GUILLEMOT, & CO. HAVE THIS day formed with Mr. Marchand, of Paris, a now copart- hip, under the firm of Marchand, Gaime, Guillemot ‘They will reoommend them: choice of be of the latest and by the zeal and eagerness which they put in to receive the persons who will favor them. with a call. ‘May 30, 1853, ROFESSIONAL—TO YOUNG ARCHITECTS—WANT- ed—A young architect, with a small capital, asa part ner or chief draughtsman in an architect's’ and civil engincor’s office. One having five to cight years experience ed. This isafavorable opportunity to engazo in = d profitable business. Those wishing to 80. situation will @ make immediate application by ent very mod It is a rare o! te ter, post paid, stating where he can be seen, amount of oapital, and number of years experionce referonoes, 0., to Atohi: No. 42 Jolin street, up stairs. ter PARINER WANTED, IN THE WINE TRAD gentleman already established in the busine pirtrer, with five thousan nowledge of the business proferred. Undoubted references aivenand required. Address Wine, box 2,518 Post Office. HE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING under the firm of Mabie, Knapp & Johnston, is dissolved by the withdrawal of A. B. Johnston, The business will im future Le conducted by the undersigned, under thé style of Mable, Knapp & McGovern. JOHN MABL JOUN H. KNAPP, New York, May 21, JOHN McGOVERN. ‘ANTED—IN A UFACTURING BUSINESS, IN New York, a partner with $3,000 in cash or good seeu- The business is pleasant, yields s profit of 300 per cont, and ma; noreased to almost any extent. Address B., box 3,009 Post Office. | LIQUORS, Me, eee re $20, OOO WORTH OF CHOICE BRANDIES, WINES, A and segars, of choice grades, enited to deal: ers and families; Heidseiok, Charles Heidscick, and other- fine champagne wines, all the varieties of bottled brandies, wines, &c..40 por cent lower than elsewhere, For sale by W. H. UNDERHILL, 430 Broome stre: 20.000 2028, CLARET WINE, FROM $1.50 PRR dozen, Bottles returned. Schiedam schnapps, club schnapps, Dublin and London Fal orter and stout, Mul irk, &e. Seotch ales, Ease Indi fal ale, Poiladelphia ale, porter, &c. &c., for sale by W.H. UNDERHILL, 43) Broome street, corner Crosby. $10 OOO WSR OF cHorce BRAN DIES, wunEs, : ales, porter, brown stout, sogars, &0., spo- cially sdapted for family use, at 339 Fourth avenue, corner Twenty-eighth street, (branch of W. H. UNDEROILL'S establishment, 430 Broome strect,) 20 per cent below usual Prices. Under the superintendence of GEU. B. BROWNE. 10.000 BAYANA SzGARS, OF La SULTANA, ° Benjamin Franklin, Rio Hondo, Noi Be aulapio and Figaro, for sale by PETERS & CHAMBERS in Importers, 300 Broadway. ‘AY, IMPORT sof all kinds, quar J the lowest trade- d to examine our stock, as greae eash and short time buyers. PETERS & CHAMBERS, NO. 200 BROADWAY, OFFER for sale Muir & Son's’ Edinburg and East India pale ale, and Bar 4 Co.'s London stout, in pintwand uarte. re genuine, a quantity. : meh: ergs URE WILD CHERRY BITTERS, ONLY 37: in pint bottles—For the eure of ‘billions ani mplaints, and general dobility. ° CEN’ euadios. Trey quicken éhe blood: ive now life and energy to the whole systom. Propared RTIS & PERKINS. Sold whol nd retail by Boyd ‘aul, No. 40 Cortlandt street ; C King, corner of . A. King, d by Mr). Hayes, 175 street, Brookly nd by'Me). Hayes, 175 Fulton FGARS ! SEGARS !—HAVANA SEGAR?, TO CLOSE S consignment—they must be sold. Twenty thonsand finest regalias and Millar common. Apply, from 10 to 2 o'clock, at CHAS. HALBERGER'S, No. 20 North William street. | Worth the attention of hotel proprietors, as they are the best brands of a first class Havana house. OBIAS & SON’S SCHIEDAM BITTERS, WINE BI ters and Stoughton bitters.—The attention of hotel keep. olicited to the above superior bitters, They are used rincipal hotels in Philadelphia, and are highly oa- Solo agent for New W. H. UNDERHILL, 43) Broome street NEW PUBLICATIONS. AAA “THE CALIFORNIA P: res, by Rev. J. A. 1 Se or in the teemed for their medicinal propertie York, Y ed at Sacramento and San Franci: "4 The edition will soom be (JRATIS.-NEW PUBLICATION —A POPULAR TREA- ‘in tho ceuse and cure of nervously debilitated Arras t) OG LOST.—ABOUT THREE WEEKS SINCE, & largo black Newfoundland dog, old andvery fat. Ti dollars will be paid for his returo, to No. 1 Depau row, cog nor of Bloecker and Thomraon street OG LOST—IN BROOKLYN,* ON. large black Newfocadiand dog with chain attached. him to 7 Wil INST. ass collar 9 ng A suitable reward will bo paid by returs ing Ow place, es rs GRAYHOUND PUPS FOR SALE.—THEY apg shout six weeks old and warvanted full blood, from $5 te $20. Address ‘‘ Magk,’’ Herald odice, ze EXCURSIONS, == 2 Rew an’s Well, ad- Nto charge fe 2Tanos soocicties, ies ot military Comp alos visiting thie ‘he steamboats ft x he sheambonts mala g and Tatand Cine vilion foot Fh 4 St, Ket slip: |For farther paroulary ingyen board the steanrboat, or at No. 9 City 7 ceil M. GOOD! 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