The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1853, Page 8

Corenery Inquests. TEE RECENT CASES OF HOMICIDE—BXAMINATION OF THR FBISONBRS. Goroner Hil'on yesterday examined the twe prisoners, ‘Thomas and Solomeas, whe stand sharged with stabbing, with kmives, thereby taking the lives of their victims. The following is the statement ef Thomas, who killed Michael Lawler :— Charles Thomas says—I am twenty-one years of age, & native of Germany, and clerk ina grocery store. Ia re- ference to the charge preferred against me, I did it in defending my own life, on the twenty-fourth day of May, 3863, at ten minutes past four o'clock in the morning; there were two women and three men who had come into out the deceased had a club; one of the wome mea two-dollar bu) and asked me if it was good; the three mem went over to the meat bencli, took the meat bnife end commenced cutting it; I went up to then and ssid, ‘Friends, it wont do to ruin our place that wey, 1am clerk to protect the store, and if you want to Boy any of that meat I will wait on youand sell you * "they did not ask for any, but one of them called for s glass of brandy; ome of the party said, ‘You can’t get any brendy over the meat benab: if you want any you ust go to the back partof the store tothe bar; 1 said you ve been drinking erough last night :you will be getti om a spree, and the best way tor you is to go home; ‘went to the back part of the bar and opened the side deor in Roosevelt street, and told them to go out; they refus- ed, and I left them standing there; I went behiad the counter to get a tub of clean water to clean up the bar, hich I was doing when Michael Lawlor, the cecassed, Pauled out some money in his band saying, Look here ou d——-d son of a b——h, I've got more money here han will pay for all the rum you have got in your store;’’ said {I don’t ask you for amy momry, all I ask of you is to goout; they kept cn quarrelling and making » noire in the store; by the time 1 cleaned the bor, | went to get fresh water im the pitcher; Michael Lawier, the deceased, took held of me by the left arm, and raised bis club, saying “ G—d d—m you, if you don't gi me something to drink, | will bit you with this; I was standing in the space between the counters; said I,‘ You won't hit me;” he then hauled off and bit me with the stick he beid in his right hand on the shoulder; the mark I now show you was caused by the blow; I then got mad; he was « good deal larger and stronger than me; | then went behind the counter aud took up a small stiok; I looked towards the Rooreveit street side door, avd found it was sbut again, I went over to the door, opened it, and said, “I want the whele of you togo out,”’ George Wilson and another man who was with him went oat freely: Law- ler refused to go out, d, ‘don’t be in such 4 hurry about putting us ou small stick ia a hand; he said. mt hit me with that stick; I s: if he did mot go out fr he refused to go out; I then hit bim with the sticl me on the nose, under my right eye, making my yose bleed and blacking my eye, he then gral the stick I bad away from me and knceked me down: when I was down he put both his knees on my belly and geabbed me by the seckcloth with his left band and choked m at I could hardly breathe: then put his right hai ‘bis pocket, drew out an opened knife, similar to the one shown me; he raised ove of the fingers of his left and pressed it on my throat, saying (G—d d—a ‘soul, 1 am feeling for your throat;” he held the knife Tohiis right hand and was about te draw it across my throat; I got my hand clear and caught him by his right hand; we raised up together. I still holding on to his hand to keep him from cutting me; when we got up he had me in the corner be:ween the grocery counter and the meat bench ; [ thought be intended to murder me ; seeing the mrat or cheese krife on the grocery counter, I took hold of it with my left handg he swung himself ground to cut me ; I was in the corner, and saw no other way to save myself, and I struck him somewheré in the back ; I'did not intend to ;kill him ; I shoved him o this time ; 1 did not know be was reriously hurt, stcod by the coalbox with George Wilson and the other man who was with them before: while there, offer Mur- py came along, and took them away by my request; was arrested about ten minutes after; 1 was bailed out ext morning: When I heard of Lawler’s death I came to the police office and gave myself up CHARLES THOMAS. The Coroner committed the accused to prison for trial, and sent the papers containing the complaint to the Dis: trict Attorney. EXAMINATION OF SOLOMON FOR TAKING THE LIFE OF MANNING BY STABBING. Eugene A Solomom says—I am between sixteen and seventeen years of age; wax born at Hoosick Falls, State of New York, ard reside in Trov; 1 am a tinsmith by trade; in reference to the charge preferred against me, 1 say that Marning, the deceased, was larger and stronger he then strock than me, and repestegly said that if he ever got at me he would beat me so that I could not walk; I hada nails; we had a pocket hife in my hands, cleaviog my Quarrel about dollar; he caught bold of me, and struck he over the ge and lip; I had the knife ia my hand, and used it to get clear of bim, and in my own defence; I did not intend to toke his life: abaut an hour after [heard from some that he was dead, and from others that he was badly hurt; I went io Captain Frierty, at the Sixth ward station house, and gave myrelf uj EUGENE A. SOLOMON. This priscner, like the other, the Coroner committed to the Tombs for trial. City Intelligence. Sauk or Picrurms —Yes'erdsy a sale of pictures and other valuables, belonging to Professor Andervoa, the Wirard of the North, as he i: popularly termed, was made by auction at the Metrspolitsa Hall. which were sold at the following prices, to the jarties mentioned helow:— A Holy Femily, by Murillo, brought $37 50; purchased by Mr. Rogers. Ancther Holy Family, by Guercino, $10; bought by the same. Columba, by Carlo Dolci, $25; buyer, Mr. Wyckoff. Tribute Mone: ravagiv : not sold. Madonna and Child, Carlo Dolei, $20; buyer, Mr. ers. gil, $40 ; buyer, Mr. Brown. ng Fraud, ‘Antouio del Canno ; not sold. Marine View, Vernet, buyer, Mr 3 8. Pomons and Flora, Carracei, $22°50; buyer, Mr. Read. St. Sebast an, Guercino ; not sold. Galatwa surrounded by Nymphs and Tritons, Albano, $25; bought by Mr. Brown. One suite of Highland orraments, mounted in solid silver and Caimn Gorum stones. $230 : buyer, Mr. Forrest. This lot consisted of a claymore, dirk, with knife and fork, and sclid silver chain, powder horn, one pair pis- tols, shoulder broveh, belts and buckles, small dirk, spor- ran, or pouch. One superb enamelled box, set in diamonds, containing a bird of Paradise, which through the means of exqui- site mechanism, rises from ite rest, aud after singing a beautiful song, ‘returns to its nest again, considered by connoisseurs to be the rarest article of its kind, $300; bought by Mr. Ali-on. A 635 octave pianoforte, maker Chickering, $192 50; purcharer Mr. Clirebugh. A set of brocatelle curtains, bonght a short time ago at Stewart's, $117 50; purchaser Mr. Sinclair. Susannsh and Elders, $27; buyer Mr. Rapo. A curtain consisting of 75 yards, $45! buyer Mr. Sinclair, A rose. wood piano, $190; buyer Mr. Jones. Professor Anderson made his last appearance before an American audierce lat night, as Rob Roy, at the Broad- way theatre, for Mr. Davidge’s becetit Ho will leave for Europe on the 11th or 15th of this month; but this is not nite settled, as the Professor has real property in Phila- Iphia which he wishes to dispose of previously to his deperture. ‘Tae WraTHeR—The month of May finished its career with magnificent weather. Yesterday was a charming day, neither too warm nor too covl, the breeze that pre- vailed all dey preventiog any relaxing effects from the warmth of sol, Thermometer at noon 71 degrees. Fin —Yoaterday. shortly after twelve o'clock at noon, a Gre broke out in the planing and moulding mill situated on Jote Nos. 323 and 325 Fifth street, between avenue D | and Lewis street, by which a vast amount of damage bas been done. The lower part of the premises wero oc- cupied by Messrs Ingersoll and Vanderbilt, where the fire originated. supposed in the boiler room, whieh is situated below, and from where it spread to an adjoining build ing in the rear, formerly known as the New York and Brooklyn planing and moulding factory. but which h lately changed owners, and the name had been altered to Metropelitan planing and moulding factory, within the ant six weeks In addition tothe above parties, who are losers to great extent by the calamity, the adjoinin building, No. 327, occu ied by several parties who carried on different trades, such as sash makingand chair making, ‘was at one time in danger, and the property inside was much damaged by water. Apprehensions were {en- tertained at one time that the fire would extend ton row of private houses ip the rear, the entrance to which is by an alley from Fourth street, and the whole of the oc- cupants brought out their furniture in dread of sueh an event; fortunately their fear was groundless, the fire be- ing confined to the premises in Fifth street. The build Ii around, both in the above street and likewise in Pewia street, consist mainly of lamber yards or factories, in which timber in the princ! pal material employed, ao that if the fire had occured st night, there is no knowing to what extent its ravages might have extended. As it was, nearly two hours elapsed before the fire was extinguished ‘and even then there appeared some danger that it might break out afresh. Mesars, Ingersoll & Vanderbilt are in. sured for $2000, but they consider that this amount of insurance will not cover all their losses. Anomuen Fire. —Yesterday, between six and seven o'clock in the evening a fire broke out in a private house in Kasex street, situate between Delancey and Rivington, which, however, was con*ned to the basemeat alone. through the exertions of the firemen, wh stropg. Among others we noticed’ engines 3% hore carts 9, 16. 12, and 22, and the Union Fire ‘Escape, ‘The fire originated ita cellar below. whore seme children bad lighted shavings, and where it spread np «ards to the basement. In the execution of his duty, George Trench. ard soreman of hove company No. 16, 'and who is like wire one of "he “shadows” attached to’ the office of the Chie! of Police, met with a very severe accident. While engaged at the rear of the house he fell throngh the grating in the yard into the cellar below, where the fire originated, and received a severe contusion on the the head, with other injuries, besides being very much burned. He was immediately conveyed to the drug store of Mr. Topping, at the corner of Norfolk and Stanton streets, where bis wounds were dressed; after which he was conveyed home on a stretcher, by some members of thefhose company, to his residence in Fourth , Tkabe Sruike.—MaerinG or Ricowns.—Yesterday, the r'ggers of this port, who have now been on the strike for the last two weeks, had an open air meeting at the foot of Gouverneur ap to take into consideration the propriety of poing to work for two doliars per day and not less. h h aed ready meeting not saa atten- en ex, but what wanting im refirement was made up fer by the acuatoliy ibat prevailed. The conduct of the merchants and boss riggers was demourced, who had attempted to sow dis- repeione the men on the strike, by offering two eifferent scales of prices. namely, two Totlarn to one clase and ee shillings to ‘another. Thin it waa »ranimouasly agy they would not consent to, All should share alike, and the determination was peat avowed that they would vail their colors to the tact ok have ne surrender. a ae addrested the meet- it was ultimately resolved meeting ‘Adjourn, leaving it to the com- mittee to appoint » delegate to confer with the boss rig. gers amd upon the subject. ALi ALARM.— Yesterday an ae of fire wastraised tar on board the ship \ at plex 17 of the above river, which oaugut Orv. i Large Arrival of Emigrants. The following ta ble will show the number of emigrant vessels and papsengers strived ap this pert from Burepe within the past three days, froui sey 28 to May 39, in- Total number ef passengers ‘Lote! mumber of vessels... Personal Intelligence. : Among the arrivals yesterday st the Metrepolitan Hs- tel, were Hen. C, A. Ingersoll, Judge U.S. Circuit Court; Hon. Herbert Minton, Stoke upon Trent, Bngland; John Fa.on, Puerto Principe, Cuba; Hon Manuel Bencheot, San tiago, Chili; Capt. Watki Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Capt. Lumsden, U.S. A; James Parsette, Paris; Capt. Camecov, ship Gardi ARRIVALS. From Liverpool, in the steamship Arabia—Mr Skipton and lady, Mr Robinson and lady, Mr Stovens and lady, Mr Hanae, lady and cbild, Mr Morse and lady, Mr Rosenbaum snd Indy, Mr Heath and Indy, Mrs Allison, Mr and Mrs , 8 children aud nurse, Mr Langdon, Indy, ohild Mr Heitastein and S Adams, Mr Simmonds, Jr, J Fives, E Mr'Von Hurter, J W Cook. Mr Sisley, B Haviland, Mr Frisbee A burger, J Whyte, Mr’ Baitorshy, Mr Carew, T Rickett, J Gandy. Mr Burnett, J Gilliat, Mra Dunnoil snd \ AM W! oy, JW Witosh, Mrs Simpson and child, Mr Palmer, F Huttich, Miss Ps is Kage, i. yt Kont, Mr Kaynald, Me Ke Wright, Mrs Green, Mr Browning, Mr Wiloox and lady, Mr Wobter. Mr Danber, Mr Binder, Mr Stern,eMr Kerser, Mr Nicol, Mr Archer, Capt Stockdale, Mr Adolphus, Mr Courto, Mr Parr, From San Francisco, in ship Contest—Mrs tain’s Indy, Mra James Smiley, child and Ady, Wegmarun, C 4 Holmes, lady and chil L Patterson. Mr Stri Bresawter, pad ‘Ant, of web fis 4 Mrs GB Swasey and 2children, of Manchester. M M L Morgan, ter E Morgan, Mr C Wright, ot Boston: Mr A E Heints, of NYork; Mr P N Zinn, of Sehenectady. From Charleston, in the steamship Jas Adgar—Mise Mary Hilliard. @ Hilliard, Mise Cotes, Mies Kempton, Miss J Sherman, Miss ER Riley, Miss Shecut, Miss Van Pritchard, Miss C Bacott, Miss Lance, Miss Arm- Miss Simons, Miss Kellog, Mrs Withers, Mrs Su Bleit, etrong, dort man, Mrs Greer and daughter, Mrs C March, Mra Bacot, Mrs Boyde, Mrs Dana. Mrs Van Vieit, Mrs Gill M Weston and lady, W G Wheoler and lady, Count d Mrs Browning, Mrs C Love, Mrs Kempton, Mrs Kout. nalver, lady, vant, JK Bennet and ledy, D and lady, K iard and lady, W HJ Walker, two eh: dren and servant, PC J Weston and lady, Dr L P Reid and family, A Van Buren, lady, two children and servant, L A Shecnt, lady, and child, B Foulay and lady, H Fremyer and Jady, Geo F Cutler and lady, A H Arnold, lady, child and servant, F Strong, lady and’ infant, F M Butler and lady, Thos G Budd, lady, child and servant, J M de Porras, J'S Bowie, J G Crafts, 'S Thomas, RB Chapman, C H Dudley, Geo Murray, Master Kaufman, DH Wileox, S Wileox, F Stints, Master A Shokes, J Howland, Dr J’S Burrill, Dr. Chace, Geo B Olmstead,’ Edward Stowe, J G Grant, Grant, P P Gibson, Thos Clark, Edward W Bradley, L Clash, HP Pratt, C C D W Morris, Church, John N Leyon, erage, MN mther AM rokeeker, d 97 in the Married, On Tuesday, May 31, at Calvary Church, by the Right Rev. Bishop Wainwright, Wuuam A. 3, Vax Dozer to Eyota Coester, daughter of A. G. Montgomery, Esq., all of this city. On Wednesday evening, May 25, by the Rey. Hugh Bisir, Mr. Josxpn Ketty to Eten Louisa, third daughter of Capt. W. A. Haggarty, all of this city. On Monday, May 90, ‘by the Rev. 0. G. Hedsbroom, Mr. R. Sumamns, of Dalesville, Pa., to Miss A. Compr, of Sea- venipg, Yorkshire, England. ‘At Paterson, N.'J., on Sunday, May 30, by the Rev. Mr. Ellison. Joux G. Ropzrtsoy, Faq , surgeon, Massachuretts, (iate of G'asow, Scotland,) to Leura, youngest daughter of James Peel, Esq., of the former place. Died, On Monday morning, May 30, Mrs. Mancarer Batt, in ! the 62d year cf her age. The friends of the family sre respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of her son George, No. 140 West Twenty-second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenner, this afternoon, at 134 o'clock, without further invitation. Her remains will be taken to Greenwocd for interment. Suddenly, on Monday, May 30, of congestion of the brain, Frepenica Griavp, daughter of Joseph and | Jeanxette Giraud, in the fourth year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend her funeral, from the residence of her father, No. 157 Greene street, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock. On Monday, May 20, JouN Mauer, a pative of the parish of Dean-fortb, county Kilkenny, Ireland, in the 75th year of his age. His :elatives, and his son in law, Robert Walsh, also the from bia late residence, No: 2 Cliifstreet, this afternoon, at 2o'clock. His remains will be interred ia the Calvary Cemetery, Williameburg. On Tuesday morning, May 31, of convisions, Eecaye Lancrots Dupo1s, son of Abram E’ and Mary Jane Dubois. ‘The funeral will take place at 10 o'clock this forenoon, from 284 Medison street. On Tuesday, May 81, Tuomas Fattox, only son of Joseph and Catharine Fallon, sged 10 months and 25 days. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- ment, from the residence of his father, 149 East Twenty: fourth street, this afternoon, at 134 o'clock. In this city, on Tuesday, fifth month, Sist, Susan A. Draky, aged 53 years, formerly of Westchester. The friends and relatives are invited to attend her funeral, at the Friends’ Meeting House, in Westshester, on 5th day (Thursday) at4 o'clock P, M. Her remains will be removed from her fate residence, No. 89 King street, on 5th day, at 1 o'clock P. M. On Tuesday, May 31, in the City Hoepital, Joms Ho UNGS, a rative of Germany, aged 22 years, His funeral will take plice on Wednesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the City Hospital. On Tverday, May 31, Mejor Jawxs Davis, the well known horse deaiei His friends, and the friends of the family, are re- spectfully invited to attend his funeral, from his late re- sidence, No. 82 Boerum street, Brooklyn, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, without fui ther notice, On Monday, May 30, at Perth Amboy, N. J., Davin Crows, aged 59 years. The friends and acquaintances of the family, also of his brother, Joseph Crowell, of this city, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral. at Perth Amboy, to morrow afternoon, pier No. 1 North river, at 10 o'clock, A. Muy velcck, P. M. same d Suddenly, on Friday, May 27, at the residence of his father, Roxbury, Delaware county, N. Y., Jamas. second son of Alexander and Agnes Kennedy, aged 22 years. California papers please copy. On Wednesday, May 25, at Litchfield, (So. Farms | Society,) Conn., Huzanimu, relict of the late Simeon San- ford, aged 72 years. On Friday, May 27, Mra, Jv1sa S. Moray, relict of the late Commodore Charles W. Morgan, U.S. N. ‘At Key West, on Thursday, May 17, of consumption, Squinu N. Gopreay, in the 25th year of bis age. DARITINE INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TIWS DAY. Port of New York, May 31, 1853. CLEARED. ip—Africa, Harrison, Liverpool, E Cunard dons, Briggs. Liverpool, J Hl Foster Jr; Laa- mahagow, Webster, Quebec, Logan & Collins; Yorkshire, Young, Liverpeol,’ © H Marshall; Edwina, Broughton; Rotterdam, E D Hurlbut & Co. Farks— Henry & Louise (Fr), Songues, Montovitoo, to, Boyd & Hincken; Elizabeth, Young, Bristol, E Goodman Bros; Juniata, Jelberson, Laguna, Tland '& Davison; Norambega, Clark, Galveston, John A Brower; Maria Morton, Bulkley, Favanpab, Scranton Torman; Byron, Titus, Matanzas, Brett, Vose & Co, Clementine (Brom), Kuhike, Cuba, L'W Burchard Brigs—Byzantium, Copeland, Pernambneo, Funch & eineke: Porto Rico, Brown, Bangor, R P Buck & Co; + Johm, Cousins, Matanzas, Nesmith & Sons; St Law: rence, Webber, Philadelphia, ‘Nesmith & Sons; Union, cilia, Westport, N3, J H Eraine; Abram, Sievens, Canar ‘Wm Ingalls; Reuben Carver, vobb, Boston, S Harold Harfager, Harris, Miramichi, Funch & Meineke; Argo, Mentrop, Havana, R P Buck & Co: Gipsy, Boyd, Ponee, PR, Gumbo & Baker; Azalia, Gorum, Kings: ton, Ja, Underwood & Pledger; Benaparte, Forver, Phila delphia, Thompson & Hunter; Faith, Jewett, Havana, Perkins & Delano, Princess Reyal (Br), Doe, Bermuda, W AF Davenport. Schrs—Vaquero (eligper), Wileox, San Franciseo, Nes. mith & Sons; Mary Wise, Crockett, Wilmington, R W Trundy & Co; ‘Alaric, Rogars, Wilmington, N #, McCready & Co; J Truman, Ackley, Greenport, master: A J De Ros- sett. ‘Brewster. Wilmington, Dollner & Potter; Chichester, Richmond, C H Pierson edd mma loopr— langum, French, Taunton, master; Green, Hawkins, Rristol, K H Green, ee udkina, Liverpool, May 21, 9 45 AM, with mdse and passengers, to Cunacé es 29, lat 43 04. lon 00 21, spoke ship Argo, steering E (sup. pored Br, from Charleston for Quebec). Steamship James Adger, Dickinsom, Charleston, 62 hours, with passengers, to Spofford, Tileston & Co. Mon. day, 10% AM, passed steamships Marion, hence for Chartecton, and Alabama, henee for Savannah jp Content (clipper, wster, San Franciseo, 80 days, to.A A Low & Brot,’ May 5, Int'19 40.8, fon Bl oase ea brig Sophia, steering N by E; 10th, lat 654 8, on's4 W, spoke bark Bolivia, from Rio Janeiro for Liverpool; 11th’ lat 3 S, lon 35 W, passed brig Cathrina, steering N by by the wind. Ship Fmma Fields, Crowell, Li 30 days, with 460 passengers, to W & JT Tagsoott. May 11, lat 88 60. lon 88, spoke ship Marrhfield, from Liverpool for New York, 26 days out, with loss of main Lopgallant mast; 26th, lat 40 39, lon 64 51, saw ship Rappaphanock, from Liverpool for New York, Lady Franklin (pkt), Osborne, Liverpool, 81 days, with 66 paarengers At ‘Thompron & Nephew. 5 Ship Narraganrett (of Providence), Edmond, Liverpool, 88 days, with 221 passengers, to J 0 Baker, ARI Steamship Arabiaf(Br), friends of the family, are invited to attend bis funeral, | ens. 7) Liverpool, 36 "days, with passon- ome, Sip Jane (Br), Molean, Tralee, 94 days, with 240 pas: sengers, to Thon Walloon’ May 18 lat 43, fon 64, pe Ne ‘Sup Julia (Brem). osssirane Bremen, 47 Gays, with 201 passengers, to & Ship Vaucluse (of ), Lavensalor, Havre, 40 days, with 281 to J W Fiwell & Co. May 27, off Gedrges Banks, sew ship Corinthian, of Portland, steering tc Bosh is hy master ‘k Ceres (Bem), sengers, to Rush, sengers, te H& boat, &e. spoke, Be D Br bri Saye out; 238 the Ba 108 passengers, toG sengers, to Mayer Bark Peck & Church. dayr, with Brig Hope, Grice. 3 Whitney. how & Co, Mayhew. Becker & Graves. PEI, 18 days, with 3 to order. Wind et suprise, 5. York. ed for Havre. Apna, Bentzen, do. nab for Liverpool; * Farr Isis ( Simons, Bostcn. 17th, Urgent, ton, Mobile; Camilla, York; Phenix, Moffa\ Springfield, Roy, Uff Holy head Orleans, Capt Malony. Sk Cid 16th, Cora, Arkle, NYork. Carson, Philadelphia. Bange Georg’ tle, E. pool for NHaven. s ¥, (Us). in'l oh, at this port, L bei den wit and that liams, for NYork, next. Arrived—Steamer lerme; Golden West, NC; Orion, Norfoll Philadelphia, Cl poet 4 James Ba; Swall, Small, Bos Deputy tt Empire Queen, Liverpool, ton, Cienfuegos; Dirigo, D Kast. les Hill (of Boston). Leeraw, Havre, 40 ds: fh baa 4 ieee with parsengers Kunbardt. Ship Luminary (ef Warren), Thempsen, Mobile, 17 Texel Bark Statesman (Br), Corning. G' rt, toJ H Braine, May Redeliff, from Shields, E, fer Mentreal. spoke fubing sehr Cora, of Plymouth, yund o Bark Elizabeth (Brom), Sammi, Bremeo, 48 days, with Bark Alfred (Brem), Pundt, Bremen, 40 days, with pas- & Stucken. (Br), Reed, Jacksonville, 10 days, to Brig Lawrence Forestal (Br), Bower, Waterford, 37 ers, dell, Ponce, PR. 19 days, to 8 W Lewi Y Ea Aretic (Br), Doane, Port au Prince, 17 day id. Brig Friendship, Wilson, Jacksonville, 9 daya, to Joseph ig Porto Rico, Brown, Rondout, bound to Bai Schr A L Hyde, Bailey, Cape Haytien, 17 leston. 15, leston; 18th, Fuxine, NOzleans; 10th, Broom, Drysdale, do; W Ward, Johns: Otto, ‘Philadetphi Philadelphia; Salem, Magrath; tt, New Zealand, Montgomery; Infau' Boatel, NOrleans; Mary Hale, Rollins, Baltimore; 20th, Squantum, Crocker, and E Jelinston, Lawson, NUsleans; Savapnab. Soth, ship Hibernia (probably from New id 17th, John Bunyan, rick Dhu, Pascoe, NYork; City of MancReseer (s), Leitch, Philadelphia; Tecumseh, Gardner, Quebec; 20th, Isaac ‘Wright, Abeel, NYork; Corea, Burnard. Quebec In the river Outward bound 20th, Clara Wheeler, Nel- son, NOrleans; Pudyona, Atkle, NYork. ufrio, 13, Sprim 14th, Mary Drat—Arr May 18, Moulton, Garwood, London, and sid for San Francisco; 20th, Minna, Denker, and Hermione, Raschen, New York, and proceeded for London; President Smidt, Meyer. Baltimore. do do. DupuN—Sld to May 17, Jacol Aal, Olsen, NYork. Eisiors—Arr May 15, Albion, Koht, New York for St Petersburg; A R, Olney, do for Riga. Faimouti—aArr off ‘May 18, Herschel, from New York for Hamburg; Minna, from do for London. ‘Lerwick}—Of April 22, Rhein, Popp, and Al- fred, Pundt, from Bremen for NYork. : GRAVESEND—Arr May 14, Volunteer, Smith, Matanzas. Sld May 17, Moulton, Stewart, San Francisco; Caleutta, : Tt is supposed that h wine, has sunk somewhere in the neighborhood, ke 'is now breaking other pieces of wreck are being picked up. Scmiy, May 1¢—The American ship Connecticut, Wil- Hamburg, 40 days, with 294 shen, Bremen, 54 days, with 207 pas & Loescher. Bark Ross (Br: (pee Hull, B, 52 days, with 112 pas- May 13, lat 46 26, lon 49 56. im @ dense fog, was rum into by an unknown ship, and carried away our main chain p'ates, mainsail, quarter ww, B1 days, with Tf, lat 46, loa a7 wn & Collins. Brig Wilberforce (Br), Britton, Windsor, 13 days, to J Brig Citizen, Browa, Machias, 8 days, to Simpson, May- Brig Manila, ——-, Machias, § days, to Simpson & or. lays, to Schr Eastern Packet (Br), Graham, Charlottetown, i Passengers, to Dayton & Sprague. Schr Belona (Br), MeCrae, Charlottetown, PEI, 20 days, Schr W H Sandford, Clark, Philadelphia, 2 days. Schr Union, Parsons, Machias, 6 days, Schr Yantic, Parsons, Machias, 10 days. Schr Bonita, Hanscomb. Eastport, Schr Hannah Balch, Hodgson, Lubec, 7 days. Schr Louisa, Chase, Boston, 4 days. Echr Wolcott, Beare, Boston, 3 days. Sebr Delaware, Jameson, Rockland, 6 da; Schr Superior, Grover, Rockland, 6 days. Schr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford, 2 days. 8 days. SAILED. Ships Windward, and Horsburg, San Francisco; Mediator, New Orleans. Also, brig Advance, for tlie Arctic regions, PER STRAMSHIP ARABLA.) Antwsrr—Sld May 17, Quinnebaug, (end same day from Flushing); 18, 0. Bristo1—SId from the Pull May 17, Albert, Rowe, Now Jenkins, New York Montauk, Brown, Borpraux—Sld from Royan Roads 12th, President Fill- more, Nelson, New Orleans; 13th, Adrian, Niel, NYork. Cowss—Arr May 18, Humboldt (s), Lines, and proceed- CaRpiY—Sid May 17, Courier, Aon, New Orleans. CuxnavEN—Sld May 12, Louise. Lonise, Vieseek. San Francisco; Eleonore, Von Bethen, N York; 16th, Elise, Bruhn, and Anna Elise, Schweichel, do; . Huwald, and Emma & CreoxuaveN—Arr May 14, Planter, Borrowdale, from Savannah for Whitehaven. Care Cyxan—On May eld, Roy, from Savan- le, from Baltimore for GLasdow—Arr May 18, Thornhill, Bogart, New Orleans; Oxfora, Hunter, Charl Sid Iith, Actress, Murphy, Boston (ulso reported 19th); 19th, Cobequid, Soley, do. GotueNpoxa—Cld May 9,’ Carlos, Clase,’N America; 10th, Lodebar. Skinner, New York. Huvorr—Sld May 16, Karel August, Bouten, Having —Sid May 16, Arabella, Pi Thos Wright, Lavender, Bordeaux and NUrieans. Lig, Geo Hurlbut, Major, for NYork Jung 1; Isaac Bel, Johnston, fordo May 24; Carack, Foles, do do. HawbukG—Sld May 15, Anna, Bentzen, and Prinz Albert, Jachtman, NYork (the P A passed De Livexroo1—Arr Ma; NYork. ickering, NYork; 18th, 18th). ‘Zingari, Carlisle, Singapore; ‘atgon, ; Orient, Hill N Hyland, and Mozart, ichols, Boston; 18th, Rode- Rio Janeiro; 18th, Padyona, Entd for idg 13th, Susan G Owens, for Charleston; De Witt Clinton, NYork; 17th, Sumroo, Hayes, and Monsoon, Stenvy, NYork; 18th, Star of the West, Borne, do; Mary Also dg 20th, Daniel Webster, Howard; Perthshire, Welsh; Stephen Glover, Sampson; Three Brothers, Har- vey, and Tirrell, Hiler, for Boston; Clara Wheeler, Nelson, and Queen Victoria, Chase, NOrleans; Australia, KAwards; Antarctic, Zerega; American Union, Fletcher; Columbia, Bryer; David Cannon, Robderteon; De Witt Clinton, Funk; E Stanley, Robinson; Golden Age, Newlands; Westervelt, Hoodless; Jobana Large, Lamke ley, James; Oregon, Kerr; for NYork; Brisets, Kirby’, and Westmoreland, Decan, for’ Philadelphia; re, ——; Deborah, Liston} Mary Ann, Follivt; Madawaska, Kelly, and Flevi, Mer, for San Francisco. Loxpox—Entd inwards May 16, L’Abel, Blanchard, Boston; 17th, Highland Mary, Sayers, NOrleans; 19th, , Soule, Calcutta. Cld cut 19th, Eliza and Hester, Hindson, California. Entd out 20th, James, Stevens, and Prince Albert. M’Gill, . Mapema—Sid May 4, Emily, California. Mapra:—Arr March 29, Hermione, Howard, Sydney. Poxrsmovii—Arr May 17, American Eagle, Moore, London, and +ld for NYork, Point be GaLiE—Arr April 7, H Ware, Nason, Nowcus- Jacob A Lord Stan Star of the South, rown, Duncan; Mary Carson, Quezxstown—Arr May 18, John Field, Field, Baltimore. Savcox—Sid March 27, Josephine, Jameson, Boston. Samakanc—Sld March'12, Emilie, San Francisco. ‘Tum StakT—Off May 12, Echo, Glagstadt, from Hartle- ‘Texki—Arr May 15, Chas Brewor, Butler, NOrleans Slé 15th, Immagonda Sara Klasina, Snoek, California. 19—The Luzon, 930 tons,;built at NHaven which has been used for some time back in the Thames asa coal depot, has been purchased by a firm ind she has been towed down to this harbor, and been placed in dock to undergo repairs and be reiltted, after which rhe will proceed for North America LERWICK, May 16—Several pipes of Bordeaux wine are g picked np along the east coast of LA, Bordeaux.’ etland, marked 3 yosnel, la- up. Several beams and ll be ready for sea about Thursday d—Ships Niobe, Madras and Calcutta; Herald Marine Corre PHILADELPHIA. May Arrived—Prig Susan Small, Small, NYorl bury, Nickerson, Boston; RL Miller, Peacock, and Sara- toga, Hodgdon, Salem; ’T ( Bartlett, Hopkins, Norwich; Herron, Brodeiick, Newburyport; Martha Washington, Wrightington, Fall River: Julia Newel, Cushing. Portland: Samuel Lennox, Lennox, Troy; Harriet, Crowell, NYork: J H Deputy, Winsmore, Boston. Cleared—Ship Messenger, Smith, San Francisco; barks Pario, Killock, Kingston Ja ley, Broch, ; sehra Winsmore, Lynn; RL Saratoga, Hodgdon, Salem, Telegraphie Marine Reports. of Boston, brig Joseph Albion, and Gro Darien, Ga; schra Challenge, Pa- jacksonville; Louisa, Wilmington, Moses Brown, Smith Tuttle, and Haleyon, Philadelphi: bany: Cabot, New York: Flora, Alexandria; Maria, Cornelia, New York; M 3M Klotts, 8 C Brown, and Forest, Boerom, May 31 Philadelphia; ship Georgetown, DC; Saganaw, Al” and Inez, lonce, 31-4 PM. sehrs Rox- ; Deodata, Schlytter, London- Demarara; brig Susan Mercer, Robinson, do; J RI Miller, Peacock, Boston; Tue Dieastens at G. chotiee AT GALvesTon.—A letter from Galvestor to Elwood Walter, Exq, dated 19th ult, sa; #:—"Owing ” the heavy w the vessels | have been unable to do anything with hore near Bolivar Point. The bark Ocilla is londed and intends going to sea to-day. Bri Lavacca nearly ready for sea—temporary repairs completed and will go to sea in three Joudi vis’ survey reports such as will necessari will load and go hom that would injure her seawor' Conni di will be ready in about one week. Ship iby hi 6 for Bark in repairing and re- B Tra- ble injury, of a character to be made in NYork She irs—there isno Gamage inens.’” Sm Fiyiva Arrow—The expenses of the ben a Flying Arrow, which put into St Thomas same mont! is since in distress, bound from Boston to San Francisco, will amount to something like $15,000, inctudii claimed by the Britis towed her into port. tracted for. the amount ($10,000) ih en which fell in with her and there were no sticks to be had large enough for masts, a set of made masts were con- Her repairs were nearly completed on the 19th ult, and she would leave im five or six wooks, Ship Medford, Kitvedt, of and for Boston, before ed put back to Calen' Channel, night of March 28 avery str and starboard hawre edge of Eastern Sea ree it Pio hile at anchor in Thornhill’ , dragged di tide and heavy sea, carried away wit luring s herd Bpoken. Bark Wm M Harris, Hall, from Boston for Galveston, May 21, lat 36 34, lon 75 35. hip igor Stewarh, Stolield, from Antwerp to NYor, » lat , lon \. wey ‘New Hempshire, hence for Liverpool, 10th inst., lat 44 24. Jon 38 14. Brig Princess (Br), Relyea, hence for Neuvitas, May 19, lat 24 24, lon 84 16, Foreign Axyap—In port March 25, ship Lanerk, Knapp, for New York next day; rice searce, and vessels leaving in ballast for Caloutta. Burxes Avmm—In port April 3, ship Margaret, Eliza, ‘Adams, from NYork (Feb 8) arr a few days before; barks Thorndike, Perkins, dng, expected to load for United States; Leopold (Pru), for Boston Idg; alse the fereiga vessels Nidarps, and North Esk, for NYork do. CanTon—In port March 26, ships Samuel Russell, Lime- borner, from San Francisco via Shanghae (where she arr Feb 28) arr Mch 25, for NYork, loading, Moor ‘a1 Jamestown, ‘IN Gosler, Burrows, and Lebanon, Hale, for San Franelsco; North Star, Barclay, for Bombay; barks Dra- gon, Andrew, unc; Isabelita Hype, Lamson, for Manila fd’ San Francisco. Sid 19th, ship Joba Wade, Little, NYork. Canpexas—In port May?20, bark Cabasa, Littlejohn, for NYork, loads 400 hhds eugar at $7 60; brigs Orinoco, Nash,for Boston 22d; B Young, Wooster fer a port in United States, ldg molasses at $3 26; schra Hy A\ Rendell, for Portland, takes 360 bhds molasses at same rate; Car: Williams, tor a port in United States, at sane rat ‘CIEVFURGOS—May 17, bark Tom Corwin, Basford, for pane 19th. Sld 17th (mot 14th), brig President Z Tay- lor, do. GimmartaR—In port May 4, bark Prompt, Whelden, from Palermo for Boston, in the Straits, under sail, bu! wind light from W. The Tuscan brig Angeolina, fer Bo top, is supposed to have been also £ of the rock. Havana—In port May 21, barks Marmion, Jackson, for Cowes, 2,500 boxes, gets £3; John Parker, Williams, for NYork, 3,500 boxes, takes sugar at $74 per hhd, and 13 rials per box: Cherckee, Coffin, for Caréenas and NYork, 2,500 boxes, gets $734 and 13 rials for sugar, and $3. per hhhd molasses; Saranac, Bigloy, for Cardenas to load mo- lasses for U States at $334 per hhd; Mercy Ellen, Stover, for Matanzas and Portland, taken 460 hhds molasses at 314: brigs Gazelle, Brazier, for Boston, 1,400 boxes, get 14 Nala; & Merrill, Means, for do 20th; Henrietta, Wo bury, for do, 1/574 boxes, gets $6%{ for hhd and 14 rials perbox. Ship William Berry, which sld 224 for Matan- za to load for NYark is 9,800'boxes capacity, gots $7_ por hhd sugar and 12 rials per box. Bark Empress, which ald 224 for Matanzas loada molasses for the Clyde, not NYork, at £3 6. per ton, capacity 1,680 boxes. Hong Kon March 26, bark Palmeito, Morely, Batavia. Lacuna—In port May 1, bark, Thales, Gardner, for N York 4 days. Lispox—In port April 27, brig E L Walton, Titus, for NYork, about Int inst. LivKRPoot—In port April 18, ship Hamlet, Sears, for Newport. B, a few days, to load for NOrleans. MaRsEILLES—In port May 14, bark Ionia, Searles, for Boston about ready to load. Maxti—In port Mareh 15, ships Raven, Henry, for Boston about April 1; Fanny Forester, Peterson, for do via Batavia, about ready; Golden City, Dewing, from San Francisco; Southern Cross, Paine,’ for NYork 15th; Joshua Bates, Easterbrook, for do ldg: Albany, Gorham, in the river repg; Amity, from , arr Fob 24, for San Francisco, about ready; Hebe, Nichols, from Lendon, arr 24th, disg coal at Cavite; Eureka, Welch, from Whampoa, arr Feb 25, for NYork 15th; barks Comet, Burpbam, frem San Francisco, arr Feb 21, to load for Beston; Thetis, Tufts, from Whampoa, arr Mch 9, to load for NYork; brig Baltimore, of and for Honolulu. Sid Feb 21, ships Franees Whitney, Silver, Boston (see Bata- via); Feb 28, Maid of Orleans, Wallis, Salem; Mch 9, Hindostan, Cushing. Boston. Arr at do Feb 18, shia Bombay, Morrill, Hong Kong (and sld Mch 12 for Boston. ) MxinounNr—Arr about Feb 22, ship Shirley, Snell, from Boston Oct 27. ‘ Mowtevipgo—In port April 6, bark Weybossot, Carter, for Boston. Noxyrras—In port May 15, bark Laura Snow, (not “‘Lo- retto”’) Bartlett, from and for New York, unc; brig Wat- son, Ober, from Baltimore disg, to load for NYork. PatskMO—In port May 6, barks California, Slater, for Baltimore ldg; Bristol Belle (Br), for Ne April 20, brie Adone (Neap), New York; Panama, Laven der, Boston (not previously); May 3, Martha Worthington, Freeman, do. QuEnnc—Arr May 26, rhips Finland, Johnson, NYork, 2d; Sarah, Wylie, do; barks Midas, King, and John, Ra‘lo, do; brig Fire Sodskende, Grontyelt, do. Rio Jaxsiro—In port April13, ships Flying Eagle, Parker, from Boston, Feb 22, for San Fransisco, in the Eagle, Hardy, from NYork for Australis ' ready; Sartelle, Stafford, from Richmond Feb 18 une (supposed for Australis) ‘Sophia Walker, Wiawell, for New Or- leans, 1dg; barks Clintonia Wright, Rafiles: Ellen Morriso: Gavett; Utah, Stetson. and Baltimore, Ramsey do do; Roanoke, Kelley, for Baltimore do; Petrel, Norten, for Philadelphia do: brigs Wm Price, —, ‘une; Amasis Hum), for NYork ldg;Carleton, Lawson, for New Orleans 0: Heno schr Bernardine, for do do. Sid 12th, brig Hollander, Brown, do. Forrkxpam—In port May 13, brig Ida Wubbina (Dutch), for Boston 14th. Rum Key—In port May 14, Br brig Baltic, Gould, for NYork 7 days, fan Juan—In port May 17, brig Extra, Brown, from Barbadoes. just arr; otbers as before. xouat-—In port March 18, ships Radugs, Cook, une; Erie, Lewis, do; Horatio, Crocker, do. Sid 9th, ships 3 V Given, Given, London; Sea Witch, Fraser, NYork, (and Parsed Wocsung 1th); 18th, bark Fenelon, Hutehin- son, eo, SiekrA LeonE—In port April 22, brig Monica, Rollins, from ond for New York about 26th; schr Elizabeth, Wells, from do arr March 14, with mainmast sprung, vessel sold. Bark AJ Harvey, Barnes, from Philadelphia via Madeira, arr April 14 and sid 15th for Monrovia, Brig Planet, Ri- der. ‘er Cane Verd Islands and Salem, sid 190m. At Muta- cong April ®, brig Draco, Silver, for windward coast same dey. At Isleade Loa Aprill9, ‘brigs Allen, Luseom, for Salem soon; Elvira, Peters, from Boston une. Sixearoi 'o Am vessel in port April 2. Avr March 21, ship Polynesia, Homer, San Francisco, and ald 23d for Calcutta. hips Buena Viste, Linnell,’ and Monsoon, Winsor, air March 21 from San Francisoo; Coriega, Ma- son, frcm do, arr March 23, and all proceeded for Cal- cutia. Suyrwa—In port May 4, ship Essex, Welsh, for NYork ldg; bark Edisto, Kendrick, returned 27th from Milo, ding to load for Poston; brig Treaton, Sprague, for do ldg. St Jaco—In port May 11, brig Fawn, Hoyt, disg, to load for Boston. $1 Crvz, Cuba—In port April 13, brig LW Maxwell, Burt, for Poston 2 or 3 days. Home Ports. PALTINORE Arr May 30, steamer Mount Savage, Post NYork; ship Helen A Miller, Galt, NOrles™s: bark ‘ Seebury, Collao, 140 days; brig Daniel Weld, Brown, N York; tchrs L W Peirce, Pierce, Portland; Thos Denntsoa, Jones, Portland, Conn. ' Cld barks Closi (Bey, Moriarty, Liverpool; Despatch (Br), Harriott, Barbadoes and market; brig Elisha Doane, Loring, Boston, pPANGOR—Cid May 28, brig Sol Francis, Eaton, Port au Prince. BEVERLY—Sld Mey 27, schr F Barnos, Dill, NYork. EQSTON—Arr May 30, schrs Mary, Yates, Trinidad; Sa- reb Elizabeth, Phillips, Baltimore; Bllen, Nickerson, Port Penn; Packet, Welch, and Waterloo, Sargent, Roadout; Mary Farnsworth, Everett, Eddyvilie, NY. Cld ships Hoye, Weston, St George, NB, to load for Liverpool; Ju. niper, (ew clipper. 61354 tons,) Parsons, San Francisco; ark “Nashua, ” Cliford, | Philsdelphia; briga SMyra, Kelley, Port au’ Prince; Euchantross (Dutch), lyden, St ‘Thomas and a market; Eliza Ann, Chase, Cardenas; echrs Madawaska, Sears, St Domingo City; Arturus, Fletch St Domingo: Nelson Wells, Kelley, Nassau. sid ships bine, B Jenssen, and Hope; bark M Rj Barney, Muskin, gum, and Peruvian; brigs Clark Winsor, Cent Vingt Trois Temixcouata, Mary Perkins, Leontine; Clement, for Charlesion; and from below ship Tyrer. Barka M B Stet- son and Fanny eld 28th; brig Anglo Saxon on 20th; and bark Jno H Doval same night, BRISTCL— Arr May 27, brig Maria, Ingraham, Cardenas, CHAKLEsTON. ld May 27, schrs Chas Edmonston, Johnson, NYork; Broadfield, Keen, do. Sid ship Colum 24, abips Mary Caroline (Be). Fox, Liverpool, Kitty Cordes (Br), Hannah, do; schr Whi; Potter, Matsgorda. ) mi ca NEW ORLEANS—Cld May 23, ships HH Boody, Snow, Liverpool; Lizzie Harward, Lawrence, Liverpoo!; bark Pamy hylia, Shedd, Philadelphia; brig Crocus, Horn, Ma- 78, Arr 25th, ship Soltan, Shaw, Boston; barks Nathaniel Blake, York, Portland, ‘Me.; Glenn, Waite, Boaton. bri John Williams, Goodspeed, 'Vera Cruz, schrs John Taylor, Pence ‘Tampa Bay? Eliza and Susan (Br), Jones, She then drifted uj the three and @ balf fathoms Rautan Island, Cid sbips Arcadia, Jordan, Havre: Otomoco, Hower, London; Wm Sturges, Henderson, Li: verpocl; Rio Grande, Perey, Leghorn; ‘sehra Alice But- Jer, Havana; Gov Bennett, Wilhs, Pensacola; Diamond, Mack, Pensacola. Towed ‘to sea 17th, ship Richmond, borks John Gardner, Alnah: brigs Mary Elizaboth, Aigir, Tebuantepeo; 20th, ship Hudson; 234, ship Levi Wovd: bu to'the bar 20th ship Louisiana. :WPORT—Arr May 28, schrs Leah, Saunders, Phila- delphia; MB Davis, Eddy, Somerset for Baltimore; M C Durfee, James, Fali River for Alexandria: RB Smith, Kelly, Nantucket for Albany; Arindae, Harding, Boston for New York; sloops Victory, Baker, and Blackstone Ash, New York; 30th, sch 1d 2 Pasay ly ir Shenandock, Ingales, from NEW BEDFORD—Arr May 28, brig William, Mi Perky Dota fakes Yassh’Lecghen Mekatsad te 4 #chra Jacol ; di ter i, Pbilederrhie ngfellow, ond; Alexan. pad, from, Hyannia 26th, bark, Ide, Hallett, (from Ore ; Portlatd) NYork. atu eae Sid frem Tarpaulin Cove May 27th, schrs Rivor Queen, Linnell, (from Charleston) Neponset; Glide, Lovell, and Andrew Brown.) from Boston) Albany ; E Bray, (frcm do) Philadelphia ; Luther § Chase, from larwich) NYork; 28th, AM, Westover, Nickerson, fiom Borton) Richmond: Phebe Baxter. Chase; Watch: man, Chase. an ithews, 40) Philadelphia, FHHIADELYHIA—Atr A, 80, sehs Th Feuer Wink: erson, Boston; Jew, Post, Newburyport; Abby Wold, Bal- 10k, ‘Calais; Oda ‘Fellow, food Lanett NYork; Geo W Snow, Dodge. NLondon; Uranis, Henderson, NYork; J Williamson. Jr, May, NBedford; Boston, Baker, NYork. _PROVIDENCE—Arr May 28, proper Pellican, Williams, NYork; ¢chra Charleston, Swasey, Chatloston; Leader, Benrre, Norfolk; Ida Mailer, Litcum, Baltimore; Louisa Gri Sharpe, Alexandria; Anna. Hi , do; Wm P Williams, Hogers, Philadelphia; John B py n, do; Race Rock, (new, of Sag Harbor, 190 tons,) Brown, do; Norwich, Chase, Albany; +loops Dallas, Haw- kins, Rondout; Velocity, Ball, do; Vigilant, Gibbs, do; Aptecedant, Terry, do for Pawtucket; , brig Foster’ Fletcher, Charloxton via Millstone Point; schra Henry M Smith, Jenkins, Frederickaturg; Mary ‘Ann & Caroline, Nethan ride Henderson, Philadelphia; , Sa sloop Hope, Gardiner, Albany via Wlektord. WU sate’ scbrs Excelsior, Fousiin, Ballmer via Fall ivr, Cabot Rackett, Rondeut; Nile, Linnell, Albany; sloop Fashion, ork. AICEOND. Sid May 24, sche DW Bridge, Ogden, Bi POULEM Arr May 28, brigs Elica. (Port), Paco April 27 River $00; 29th, Hayware, Moulton’ Slerrw Leoms j 1 chr April 22; mcrmald, yenne via Bosten: ». ely PAL Philadelphia. Cla coher ee ork, Bd 29th, bark Said , Zanzibar. es Ma Zi, achrs 6 3 Jou, Lock, Now Cai ‘ork: 21th, Cataract, NwANnEN, Ri—Arr May 21, brig Wm H M’Gilvery, Tolan ADYERTISHNENTS RENEWED EVSRY DAY SPECIAL NOTIOBS W YORK VOLUNTEERS, ATTENTION.—A REGU- lar monthly meeting of your regiment will take plago et tbe Mercer corner of Broome and Mer: ereets on Wodneaday-evoning, June 1i ° precisely, when all those in any manner interestod in the affairs of the Togiment are respectfully invited to intend. ISRAEL MILLER, Chairman. Ww, Paxt, Seorotary, 0. 0, F.—NOTICE.—THE JUNE STATED SESSION « of the R. W. Grand Lodge of Southora New York will be held at their room, O. F. Hall, corner Grand and Centre atreets, on Thursday, June 2d. at 8 o'o dor, ok FM: Bre JOHN J. DAVIES, Gd. 8 WN ENCAMPMENT, NO. 12, I. 0. OF O. F.— Lt Patrinvone are hereby notified to attond the regular pession of the Encampment this (Wednesday) evoning, as business of importance Will be. brought before thom; also, order. Jection of office yerder. 5 JOHNSON R. G. Mitiarp, F. Soribe. FFICEOF THE LATTING OBSERVATORY ASSOCI. tion, 167 Broadway, May 28. 1853.—Im portant te arti The Board ef Direct: tion would hereby give notice have resolved to aj Aone) sive iti of charzo for rent. advantage offered , by bringing their works before the t once pereeive the gre an imme row: 4 will always visit the Observatory, thereby not only founding» “free” gallery ofart, but enablin them to readily and C Fin icferonce to this eu) ‘hn ato: ul Bitivaeed to che Directory of she Latting Observatory A\ tien, 167 Brosdway, (ofice of the New York Health surance Company.) Dy order, D. SICKELS, Seeretary. rance Compasy) eee OTICE.—THE COMMITTEB ON STREETS OF THE Board of Aldermen will moet in the Stroots Commis- Bloners office, No. 4 Hall of Records, on Thursday noxt, the 2d day of Ju 2o’clock, P. M., instead of Wednosday, in the Board of Aldermen chamber, for the purpose of eon- | sidering the matter of extending Albany street to Broadway. tod to attond. All persons Interested ars rea CORNELL, ) Committee CHAS. FRANCIS, on Streets, Moy 31, 1853. 8. L. H. WARD, RAND FESTIVAL.—THE LADIES OF CHORCH OF Saint Charles B: dney place, Brooklyn, will jive s grand festiv: Hall, Court street, Brook- fru, ou ‘Thursday evening, June 2, in’aid of & bonovolont fund connected with said church. 'A fino band of mu! bo in attendance, and peste some popular and en! airs, Tickets fifty cents. MALDEN, MANUFACTURING COMPANY.—A SPE cial mecting of tho stockholders of the Maiden Manu- zrine Company will be held a6 the office of @. 0. Hub: , Bag, fongress street, Boston, on Tuesday, Jun iGotdlock’ A.M. GEO. 'N. DAVIS, Clerk of the Malden Manufacturing Company. Boston, May 28, 1853. : HE NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD C' N Notic ects, road Company, the Uti pagy, tho Mohawk Valle: Company, the Syracuse and’ Utica Railroad Company, the Syracuse and Utioa Direct Railroad Company, the Rechos- ter and Syracuse Railroad Company, the Buffalo and Ro- cheater Railroad Company, the Rochester, Lock por - agara Falls Railroad Company, and ¢ ort Railroad Company, in virtue of an, a ure of the Stato of New York, April, 1853, entitled ‘an Aot t of certain Railroad Companie pies bavo agreed that thi and form ene corporation, bi CENTRAL RAILROAD 'COMPAN Nn Directors of the said new or consolidated company, will be held at the City Hall, in tho city of Albany, on Wednesday, the sixth day of July next, betwoen the hours of twelve o'clock, noon. and three o'clock in the afternoon of that day. The stockholders in the sevrral oxisting companies above ed have the right to-vote at sid election in person by proxy in the manner, provided for by the said agree- ment. Albany, May 27, 1853. 7) 8 EC. McINTOSH, President of the Albany and Schoneotady Railroad Company. Cte Bebe essa OR, Eresldans of the Schenectady and Troy Rai Company. ERASTUS CORNING, Prosident of the Ution and Scheneotady Railroad Company. JOHN V. L. PRUY, N, President of tho Mohawk Valley Rallfo JOHN WILKINSON, of the Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company. HSRLES STEBBINS, President i road Company. Prosiden' whereby th shall bo 001 0 me of THE NEW YORK the first election for J of the Buffalo and Rochester Kailroad Company. a J.B. YARNUM, Fresident dG ef the Rochester, Lockport and Niagara Falls Railroad Co. PC COLTON, Provident of the Buffalo and Lockport Railroad Company. HE SUBSCRIBER TAKES THE LIBERTY TO IN- eee oa public and his friends that ho has refitted his establishment, and intends re opening again on Wodnvsday, the Ist of June, at which time he wishes all to call and try the stock, and examine his now marble bed billiards. GEORGE SCHOTT, Eighth street and Sixth avonu is SALES AT AUCTION, a G “G. HORTON, AUCTIONEER—THIS WEDNESDAY 4 morning, at balf-past ten @’clocl Ni dso street, near treet—furniture o housekeeping ; consisting of beds, bedstead mar jer and centre tablo¢, girandoles, tain 1s carpet, with an ‘assortment of kitel je ia worthy the attention of those in want of good furnit HORSES, CARRIAGES, cc. VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE—SEVEN YEARS old; 1534 hands high; fine rich dark brown; hoavy tail rT extra styloand action. He is perfectly broke, ted kind and sound. Can trot in three min ny one wishing a superior horso will do well to call. atop wagon. Apply at No. 5V Broadwa, BEAUTIFUL TRUSTER COLT FOR SALB—ABOUT 1534 hands bigh, ouestnut sorrol, long tail, five years oid, fast, kind and sound; is a superior saddle horse for lad; or gentleman. Apply at 168 First avenue, near Tonth street, n 8 to 5 o'clock P. M. ARRIAGE HORSES FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID PAIR of carriago horses, about sixteen hands high. Can bo seen at the stable, 125 Kighth street, near Sixth avenue. OR SALE—TWO VERY SUPERIOR BAY HORSES, fifteen bi le ite and cigs, years old; gay and spi rited travelle joth are sound in every respect, and fast. sre good either in harness or under the saddle ‘Thoy wild be solé soparate or together, and are sold only for want of use, Inquire of Kk. M. WKED, 171 Front street. OR SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, ABOUT 15; hands high, seven years old, warranted perfectly soun icind in harness, and is a splendid saddle h Can be se at Jones’ stable, 26 Fulton steeet, ferry, Brooklyn, fi SAM. till6 P.M. OR SALE.—A Pat years old, perfect! Way’ had good car gentle usage; they will’ be services bio for several years, Apply at tho stable of BROWN & SMITH, 120 East Twenty-fourth street, OR SALE—THRER SHETLAND PONIES, THE IM porter and owner having gone to Europs. For descrip- tion and price call at 07 Broadway. HORSES SEVE , having al- R OF DARK BAY fresh, kind and FOR SALE A HANDSOME SORREE MARE, ENAMEL, leather top wagon, barness, &0. is a tast trotter, sound, kind, and gentlo; tho entle- man that wishes to go travelling. To be "if, UN: DERHILL'S livery stables, 4 Kivington. strest, corner of Bowery. OR SALE—COACH HORSES AND HARNESS. handsome and fashionable coach, with patent axles, Mix, New York, with a pair of gray horses, an i} Price of all only Apply at 504 re, FOR SALE—A VALUABLE GRAY H : teen hands his. six vears old, ORSE, SEVEN. in & Fagan's a. Souda. n at Crocidy FE: SALE—A VERY FAST ROAD HOR: 154g HANDS high, eight years old this spring, per ly sound and ater ci Chad ‘ae ie rae three minutes toa , Or ho gale. Tice , ang it] ee ott nothing less, Address OR Loe SECOND HAND COACH AND HAR. in firs ni ite order, having bi full; about ayeni fee hay horte, suitable for s conch oF cart. They can besoon at VAN RANST’S stable, street, OR SALE—A CHOICE SELECTION OF SINGLE AND match pairs of horses, (numbering between forty and fifty.) are now stabling nt the Hazard House, Yorkville the Third avenue.) ‘The proprietor. L. C. ROGERS pleasure in announcing (to all gontl of purchasing the eame) that the groat named stock now-on hand ath under the head of first class hors feels safe to say that the balance (as ach the second clas (on takes y e tables rank liborally and, furthermors, he is so unusually’ the par od a fow Booram ORSE WANTED—A SOUND YOUNG ROAD HORS: that can trots mile within 334 minutes, and not than 1534 hands high. Address I1.G., Horal the horse, and where he may be seen. FAOkSE_AND WAGON WANTED—A coop HoRsA and light wagon, with top, for which lots will bo given in Upper Ollinvil change may addre t make tho ex- A. M,, box 2,751 Post foo, for a ADY, pornon, wishin two ‘ORSES, CARRIA to close an estate. Ts match, Can be seen at the #1 treet. Apply to A. abl, No. BE , 76 Wall street, bas heb aaa TABLE TO RENT.—THRBH STALLS IN zy stable in rear of Dr. Moffatt's hones, Union oqaae wi Premises, or at 66 East T jt wtrout, Brett," made by Lawrenes, AGON FOR SALE.—A ROCKAWAY WAGON, WITH for four persons, ni wit hater. Can be ween SU tie itvery stable 30 Euat TRit teenth EDUCATIONAL. AAA AAR Ar EDAR GLEN SEMINARY. SIN MRS. PAT. OP nin Privelpal,. Terma, $100 pet ststam, "ender 1 Particulars faratebed by Geos Keete Baa 95 John’ skeet je fe, ian. Eaq., 208 Broadway, up stairs,” ree EXTRA PAY. GS ANeey'setny tne Hom 1046 to 1900: In the Pacldcooeers tau obtain their exten dow vi te ie of pad Gat Pree ¥, nee Ben ase joulare furn: J. Cox, © Britten, erally. and Ava! C7 18 L. HA GaonGn H. ‘MOORE, ) PERSONAL. FORMATION WANTED—OF¥ MANLBY ROBE by his oot Garwood iter. of jan Mary Koya ida F Fulton ne wen rusts he will write a to communicate. would be than! NFORMATION WANTED —CLEMENCE MIDDLI DORP: Breslau, (Germany,) who emigrated in 18 from Bremen to Toxas, in the urgently requested to give infor: is presont wher abouts, either to hisiparents direst, or to Mra, C. A. Ziel 20, jamburg, (Germ: ‘who on'with t ptain Otto, formation they in Hemburz NFORMATION WANTED—OF JEREMIAH O'NEIU fainter by trade, native of Shandrum, county of Cork] ireland. Any information of him will be thankful ceived by his anxious brother, Patrick O'Neil South Hrooklyn, or by John Correy, 67 Oli York. New York papers please copy. D MEET THE EYE OF THE LAD’ I’ iboats oeecee for hor child, and called at No. Tents fourth st: P Eighth and Ninth avent number; by 0 doing now] mt that oan be relied upeal lady that is going to tra is summer. ty reference. Please call for throe days. F HANNAH SIMMS, LATE OF LEICESTER, Ei land, now of Mulberry street, near th works Now Yor land, will ‘call, or to Goodbr 2 treet, Now ¥ news and jh fri c. 8. WILL FIND A NOTE AT THE BROADWAY Post Office, as desired. NEw YORK.—WILL BE THERE ON FRIDAY! HERE 18 A LETTER ADDRESSED TO “FORRESTER in the Philadelphia, fice. NFORMATION OF WILLIAM HURLE White; a ke & perm yd hor addi she wil came int im. New York, to Mr. L. ARLINGTON WILL CONFER A FAVOR B aying prompt attention toa letter which be the"Broadway Post office. LOST AND FOUND. Ke vy BI aid ozo Neco of para genble satin detohings; co! saree raid silk, brown and blue. recover: of phleh the above reward will be pai ® proportion of it for an; rt. ? Pw STEWART, 02 ‘ket streot,‘Philadolphis. REWAED.—THE SHOP OF THE SU BSCRISER} was broben into on Saturday night or Sunda* igns maliciously defaced; like- ‘and a number of sablo hair ill be. paid by the aub- guilty MER, sign painter, No. iene rod or persons. JOHN H. CRA) street. 75 REWARD.—LOST, ON 30TH MAY, AT 21 O Broadway, ‘a pocket book, containing one cheok of on the Bank of the Republic, Bank of England note £20, and $120 in bank bills. The above roward will be d by leaving at 324 Broadway, and no questions asked. 10 REWARD.—LOsT, ON MONDAY, 9TH, GOING from corner Suffolk, in Graud sti ages, down to ersey City ferry, thon to Newark in Newark stages, a porte monnaie, containing fifty dollara in fiveten-dollar bank bills and two five-dollar gold pieces. The finder will receive the above reward by leaving it at Stuamwald & Muller's, 51 Maiden lane, or at Muller's, 82 Suifulk atrect, up stai REWARD-—LOST, IN THE VICINITY OF UNION 2) ‘sqnare,’on the 3éth ult., a white bull terrier slu about four months old; cars and tail cut. The above rowar will be paid by loaviag hor at No, $8 Brondway, in the ba\e- men A WAGON, ON SUN: | witoh tail, whito spot ou forehenm part of harness on; was last seen to turn off the Cony Island plank road, near the fintlands, into tho woods. | ‘The finder will be libotally rewarded, by returning | him to STONE & BELLOWS, 129 Duano street. OST—BY A WASHERWOMAN, BETWEEN BARCLAY J ‘and Church to Greenwich and Amos +tr mall bundle of shirts, marked “‘Brown’’ on the boso: Whoever will return the said bundle at 173 Amos street will roceive @ reward and the thanks of the owner. OST—ON SATURDAY, TWENTY-EIGHTH INSTANT, either left at the depot at Thirty-seoond street, or im one of the 54g P. M. up train Hudson River Rail- | ‘A suitable reward will be 47 and 49 Liberty stroot. Lo THE BANK BOOK OF THE BLOOMINGDALK& Asylum, containing money and checks. A reward of ity dollar vill ing the same to tl ‘ospital. be paid on retur: OST—ON MONDAY LAST, AT HOBOKEN, BETWEBN: the ferry and Elysian tields a gold bracelot, lyro pat- tern. The fiader will be liberally rewarded, by leaviag {tat Mrs. Disbrow’s, No. 4 Beech stro: OST—IN COMING FROM PHILADELPHIA, BY THE 7 A. M. train, yesterday, a small wallet, containtny about $5 in money, and a Harlem Railroad ticket, dry papers. F will be suitably ri at the office of tho subser y BLACK LEATHER TRUNK, MARKED LM. B., WAS taken from the Fulton oa on theevening of the 24th of May, by a boy, to be taken to Hungerford’s Hi ane street; said trunk contained women’s wei sum of money, and a number of silver spoons. ion which will lead to its discovery will be auitably re- , warded by leaving word at the above Hotel, Ai U | ——— MILLINERY AND DRESSMAKING. LENZ, DE PARIS, 494 BROADWAY, RESPECT- fully informe ter numerous customers ad the Indien, \ that she will keep a full assortment, during the month ot | June, of all kinds of summer Lonnets, caps and head- | resses. HOTELS. "| | STOR PLACE HOTEL, NO 783 AND 7M BROADWAY, || opposite Aster place.—This pleasantly located hot opened to the public in October last, and eomparcs 4 favorably, in its appointments and management, with tho largest and jotels in the city. Strangers ing Ni k, will find wll the eomforts as well as luxuries at this wa without tho noise and bustle of the larger hotels, -| renders it 8 dorirablo gesjgones, particularly for* | fomilios, . . WATERMAN, wR. ~~ GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE, OR TWO SINGLE gentlemen, can be accommodated with ® pleasant room, on second floor of house 187 Henry stroot. OOPER’S HOTEL, FORDHAM, WESTCHESTER Gentlemen, or gentlemen and their wives, in leasant retreat for the summor, oan find the same, where they oan enjoy the comforts of a homo, by plying as above. Location healthy, and within one minute’ walk of the depot. Cars pass every hour. | Gy BOWERY HOTEL, 39% BOWERY, CORNER of Sixth stroet.—This hotal (conducted on the Euro- Pean plan) is now prepared to accommodate gentlemon de firing good accommodations at a reasonable price. ‘The rooms areal light, aud well ventilated. Rooms from $1 76 to $3 per week. THOS. KIRK, Propriotor. AIRD'S MANSION HOUSE, (LATE MORRIS HOUSE,) Long Branch, New Jersey, will be open for th tion of boarders and visiters June 15. __SAML. LAIRD, Proprietor. i , BROOKLYN HEIGHTS. STRAN fOre veettin, rk will find this iarge and slogans house e most delightful and yot oonvoufant retroat from the city of New York. It ts sivuated in Hicks street muldwn between Fulton ferry and the new Montague ferry, whic had ‘ust gone into operation, from the foot of Wall strect It roquirca hot about ten minutes time to roach this hous from the Exchange, {n Wall atreot, including crossing thi forry.” The view fs unsnx.Dessed, commanding the, bay of New York and the surrouiia..& oountry. Tho house i | been reeently enlarged, snd Aiton .1P WIN olegas end ecommodious. EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, open. The steamer Norwalk will commnoa0d me." °°: Jar trips on or about the middio of June, leaving #h tune House wharf evory morning at 8 o°olook, nnd tii (from Fulton Market slip,) every afternoon at £24 o'olno4 BCK & WI ORT WASHINGTON PAVILLION HOTEL, bury river, Monmouth county, N. J. Th Situated hotel will open for the reception of board ith, 1853. Families wishing to secure rooms to tho proprictor, Red Bank Post Uffies, N Ply daily #0 and fro, T. CHARLES HOTEL, 47 BROADWAY.—TRANS iting the city for a long or short timo with full or partial board on reaso: Rooms let to single gentlemon, without boar the day or week. A few permanent boar fommodated. Now vacant, two parlors, wit joining. rn JAS. BARKER, WAYERLEY noret, 077 BROADWAY, CORNER OF th t.—Th 1 moder sear ,tireet.= ‘his hotel, having ‘boon ow prepared ny ate ed to su v1 mie visitors, with acoommodations not to be surpassed in the ity I. W. RENALL, 697 Broadway. COUNTY, Wiltz LAKE HOTEL, SULLIV. eight hours from the city. prystal spring water, fine pickore! oh pe bathing and doting. All the choloe berry fruit neots in wild profusion about the lake and meadows; © farge dairy, solely for the gu Families seeking summer hoarding possessing the above combined advant the terms are vory moderate, and tl leratum here. Guests take allroad to Cocheston depot, them t hot 0 the kere ort route by ti inversoctiag the ECKERS & PIARD HAVE REMOVED THE! DA- 6 errcoty pe business to 264 Broad: Acre “7 tL meas ya roadway, bet woe: 44) a ‘AMES PRENTI: LATE OF 315 BROADWAY, Wtaget, cnet