The New York Herald Newspaper, June 2, 1853, Page 8

Fs . City Intetligence. Personal Intelligence. New Cerr Caanrea.—Ths Reform Committee of the ‘The Africa, sailed yesterday, had ome hundred and s0- ‘Young Men's Demoeratie Union Club will hold a grand mass mecting in the Park on Monday afternoon next, the Oth inst. im favor of the amended charter. Pout Ovvics Ruwovais —Thepfollowing remevals have deem made by Mr. Postmaster Fowler :—C. C. Jackson, North letter mail; Charles Rogers, tranveript depart ment ; Samuel Storms, Rast letter mail ; Mr. Book, Soath letter mail; Edward Thateher, stamping clerk ; Mr. Halsey, South letter mail; John Bloomfield, Nerth newspaper mail ; Jomes Lapprelis, fereign do.; Mr. Turner, North letter mail; Mr. Randolph, East letter mail The last ‘three were night clerks. \OTHRR WIFE MURDERED BY HER HUSBAND. med Thomas Kine, perate weund en her head. The poor woman was con bars to the City Heepitel, where she lingered up to nine o’closk on Wednesday morning, and then expii Kine is am Irishman by birth, and about Afty five years of age; the deceased was about fifty years of age; they had two grows up childres. An inquest will be held this day on the body. Asorual ConvEnTION oy Tae Ca! Pst FRaTersrry.—The amnual convention ef the above fraternity, consisting of delegates from the nine different chapters, situated at Unien Schenectady, N.Y.; Williams College, Wil- liametewn, ; Middlebury College, Vermont; Wea- leyam University, Mivdletown, Conn.; Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Me.; Hamilton College, Clinton, N.Y.; Colum: bia College, New York city, aad Princeton College, Prince- tom, N.J., was held yesterday, for the first time in this elty, at the Irving House. A 1ull delegation was present, consisting of twenty seven delegates, namely, three from each chapter. An address was delivered by H. M. Need- ham, A.B., of Union College, and in the evening there at which about one hundred aud e' members of the fraternity were the festivities being kept up to a late hour. Pai fraternity was instituted in 1941, by the stu- dents of Union College, Schenectady, and has rapidly spread from the above small mumber to that of about 350 members, who ace be that of being a student #f arts in any of the colleges in which a chapter of the fraternity exists, and the unani- mous votes of the whole chapter are necessary to obtain the privilege. The object aimed at by the above body, is that of promoting mutual friendship and intimacy among the fellow students of the colleges in which the fraternity exists, as well as of encoursging the moral, intellectual and social improvements of the members. The badze of membership 18 a neat gold ornament, worn generaily on the veat, consisting of the Greek letter Chi, with the ether Greek letter Psi underneath from which two Greek characters the fraternity derive their appellation. The first named letter is likewise studded with jets, and on the lower pert of the otber etter there are a skull and cross bones, with three daggers above. On the top of the same letter there is engraved a cross, surrounded by a circle. Tum Frasr Corenms —The first shad, the first strawber- ries, the first lot of green pe always announced ia the newspapers. Such announcements are valuable ad. vertisemeuta, and they give an impulse to the producers Yo fab early for the sbad, and to wateh over their fruit gardens with care. They also serve as matural thor- mometers, and tell us of the advance of the season. We have already mentioned the shad, the peas, and the straw- berries, but now we have to report the arrival of the first cherries. They were im the vicinity of New York, by Henry Vanhorn, of Bergen Point, N J., and sold by F'S, Maynard & Co., 197 West street, Washington market, rs lay last. Corn Excuaxce.—A meetin, Corn Exchao; William C. of the subscribers to the Rooms was held on Tuesday. May 31, when . Rice, Thos. C. Durant, John B. Wright. Sid M. Glark, Jas. B. Dougla>s, Wm. H. Newman, Edw. H. White, John Romer, James Davett, Julius Tower, and Joka Cunningham, were elected Conciliation Committee for the ensuing year. It was resolved thatthe rooms shall be epened for the transaction of business from 9 to 11 o'clock, A. M. N. ¥. Vouuremrs —The N. Y. Volunteers held their usual mongbly meeting last night, at the Mercar Hoase, corner of M and Broome streets, but nothing of in- terest transpired beyond the ordinary routine business. Ferociovs Assavit—Ear Bir Orr.—Yesterday evening, & man named James Brown, who had been employed as barkeeper at a public house kept by a person of the name of Williams, at No. 14 Dover street, was ferociously as- saulted by a sailor, second mate to one of the line of packets that sail regularly between this port and Lon- who in the course of the rencontre that occurred, bit part of Brown’s ear off. No cause can be alleged for this brutal violence, as taere had not been any misun- derstanding previourly bewween the yparties—the ac who was personally Imown to the other man, but with whoee name be was unacquainted, baving in the course of conversation, without any ostensible reason, struck Brown a severe blow in the eye, and afterwards, as mentioned above, bit part of his ar off. The guilty party was arrested immediately by the police, and the injured man conveyed to the City Hospital, where the part of the ear that had been bit off was closely sewed on to the uninjured portion, by the Hospital Surgeon, and he was in a fair way of reoovery last night. ALagM oF Firm—About 8 o'clock last evening, an alarm of fire was raised, caused by the appearance of flames that proceeded trom the ready made clothing atore occupied by Vandervilt & Co, No 81 sulton street, corner of Gold street. {t seems that one of the parties Foren pas lighted a segar in the store, and thrown the paper on one side, among a pile of wrapping paper at the of the counter, which immediately bacst iato a fiame, and caused an immediate alarm. I¢ was extin- guished before the engines had arrived, and fortanately no damage was done. At the first alarm, several engines had started for the place where the fire was supposed to from, but as just observed, it was extinguished their assistance was required. On their return, attempt was mace toxet ups fightat the corner of Chambers street and Broadway, between the companies img to engines 27 ani Sl, which was, however, peer instanter by the police of the Third ward, under command of their Caotain. ‘Tur Freer Bscex Srrest.—The basement floor, on which the fire took place, was occupied by Henry Goodman, a shoemaker. The loss altogether amounted to about $500. Insured bythe National Insurance Company. Fatat Accipmst.—On Tuesday morning, about a quarter past 11, William Jenks, « stevedore, while on board a pro: peller, iying alongside cne of the piers in the North river, met with an accident that has terminated fatally. It ap- rs that the deceased went on board the propel- Ee ioiail a beat thet was slongside, and, in stepping backward from the side of the suip, fell down the opeu hatchway of the hold, by which he received a compound fracture of theskull He was picked up and taken tothe New Yerk Hospital, where he died in the course of the afternoon of the same day The deceased was unmarried, and about 40 years of age. A corover’s inquest will be held this day upon the body, at the above named hospital. Arreurr at Svicioz—A man named John McCaffray, residing at 98 Beekman street, while laboring under de lirium tremens, attempted, on Tuesday last, to cut his throat, which he partially effected with a razor. Medical assistance was called in. and the wound, which was rather dapgerous—the windgipe being partially severed was immediately dressed. Yesterday it was considered expedient to send the wounded man to the City Hospital, whither he was conveyed ia charge of police officer Ni thaniel Cavanagh, of the Second ward, and is now uader the care of Dr. Peters. Arramrt at Drowxinc —On Monday afternoon, about 6 o'clock, a man, who refused, when rescued afterwards, togive his name, attempted to drown himself by jump. ing into the water from off the pier at the foot of Ha- mersley street. He was reecued by three citizens, named Peter Doyle, John Corlus aud Richard Roach, wh» brought him'to the station house of the Eighth police district. He was afterwards conveyed home to his resi- dence, at 190 Chambers street. Pockgt-PICKING TaicKs.—Mr. Gilbert Jones, residing at 18 Market street, had his wallet taken from his hand on Monday afternoon, by one of that class called watch stuffers, with which he run off at the utmost speed. Mr. Jones pursued him, and after running some distance caught the thief, from whom he recovered his money. In the meanwhile s coplederate of the above evidentiy for some bad design, dropped a watch into Mr. Jones’ peoket, when the two made good their retreat. Mr. Jones went in search of an officer, to whom he haaded over the watch. Ramroap Accrpaxt 1x PRospxct.—A portion of the track running through Church street, is in a very dan- gerous condition, from excavations which have been made under the street by sume laborers employed in making = foundation for ® new building. The Sixth and Righth avenue Railroad companies should have this matter promptly attended to if they would prevent the occurrence Pte terious accident. Should the traek at thia particn- lar part of the road give way, it would precipitate the car toa depth of at least twenty feet. Accipent.—On Tuesday morning, about nine o'clock, an accidest oceurred at Guion & Boardman's foundry, at the foot of Eighth street. East river, by which one of the workmen, named Thomas Tully, was severely injured. [t appears that while the workmen were emplo; ing boiler out of the shop, a tackle gave way, and struck Tully, by which three of his ribs were broken. He was conveyed to his residence, at 304 West Thirty- third street, near Tenth avenue, by officer Marsh, Fata AcopNNT.—A man, whore name is supposed to be J. H, Oakley, last night fell into the cellar of one of the new now erecting at No. 36 Orange ed in hanl- street, breaking his neck and causing immediate death. He is now lying in the Sixth ward station house. An inquest will be held on his body this day. Rascurp rrom DRowsinG —An unknown man fell into the water from off pier No. 6, North river. He was res- cued by officer Marshall, Taroer Excunsion.—On Tuesda, ceeded on a target exeursion up ker’s Bay, where the foll the Dugro Guards pro- ¢ Worth river, to Stry- prizen were contended for —Two silver cups, and two gola il cases. They were accompanied by Russel’s brass band. On the previous day, (Monday) the Irish Republican Rifles, mastering over one hundred, proceeded on a target excursion up to Yon- kers, under the command of Captain Edward Butler. Tax O1» Bria Hovsn —A portion of this builiing has been lately demolished, and on the site that it formerly oceupied two large € backwards to the harrow street that separates the rear of Park row, from the rear of Nassau street, will be bailt, The purchaser of the property was Mr. Piatt. Naval Intell ge: ‘The U 8, cutter Hamilton 28th, from a cruise, hah 9 venty-seven passengers. Among them we notice the mames ef Mr. Habicht, the Swedish Consul at this pert, and ‘Mr. Molyneux, the British Consul at Savannah. Aunaicané 11 Buvsema.—The fellowing is the list of the latest arrivals at the Hotel de l’Univers, Brussels:—Mr. and Miss Le Johm and family, Mrs. Ventea, Mr. Kenny, Mr. Mechaa, Mr. Butler, of New York. G. P. R. James. ber British ‘uous entertainment, at the ult., in honor of the Queen’s birthday. Gem. Garland, of the United States army, has arrived in Washington, en reute for New Mexico. Hon. Ellis Lewis, associate Justice of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, is in Washington. Colomel Stevens, Governor of the new Territory of Washington, arrived at Keokuk, Iowa, on the 224 ult. Colonel Benton left St. Louis on the the 26th ult., for Washington city. M. de Bodisco, Russian Minister, and party, consisting of Madame Bodisco, Miss Williams, Alexander Bodiseo, Costar Bodisco, and servants, arrived yesterday at the Metropolitan Hetel, en route for St. Petersburg. DEPARTURES. In the steamship Africa, for Liverpool—Mrs and Miss Heurtley and servant, Mise Hanbury, Mr Snow, M: Heortley, Mrs JM Edwards and sister, Jerse: ; Mra Mr A’ Pepoli, Madame Alboni and ip Ha Mrs Habicht and maid, Miss Dona, ish consul) Miss Ly: ise re and maid. comson and lady, P C 5 Weston, Indy a1 servant, Charles ton; Mr F M Weston and lady, do; Mrs M E Moutford, Miss La Montford, W Henderson and lady, Miss MeGrogo Mi jeuderson, Mr Stuart, Mr Wilson, Mr MoGrogor, Scot- land; Mrs Price, England; Miss E Vernon, Mr J Owen, x Mrand 4 rs D Venier, Mr Montcomery; 8 Gi J Vritze, Bremen; Mr’ Boyer, L: Underwood ‘and friond: B food, Lt Louis, B Turpine, Mr Green and friead; Dr JU y and lady; Mr ¥ Me Sa and’ friend: Poos Dixon, i D reveras and friend; Mr Stonye, Mr Goo Ind Mariano Lasaletta and lady, mah; Mr Grejines and girl; Mr King. Mr Manu, Ed O’ifara, Me . Scot, Win Taylor, Esq; H Sthoker, J Burnside. FG Sampson, bient (8 Orle: p= Be: Mr Molyneux, H BM Consul for Savaanah; RB Kotelae Antwerp; Mr RJ Walker, J K Zeiwyer, R Borsoz, New Orleans, P T Horry, S C; H © Betti, Mr Stevenson and Stevenson and maid, Buziand; Me Mr O'Hara, Mr Graham, Mr Colville, Capt Mr Ellwanger, Rochester; EC Fisher, Signor Sangio- O'Hara, two masters er, J Brigh vanni, Italy; ‘Hara, C ‘apt Marcesson, Lieut Gras- son, DB Herts and lady, A Herts, W Watkins, aw 8 erell, Mr Finlayson, Mr Tucker, G He ; Mr Sanders, Mr Austin and two chil- Mr Lacklinson, A Arkwright and two children, Mr ‘lingon and son, Mr and Mrs Daneuse, Mr Ducasseau, A B Jones, Connectiont; R Knight, wife and child; Mr and Mrs Dupontrue, P Lucot and two sons, France; DS Hughos Vedder, Mr Heuston, J Wilson, Mr Milwariok, Cincinnati: Frankfort; Mr ‘Martin and im the steamship Augusta--John P. Kon yerson, J Harbeson, Rey Mrs Way, four childraa T De Wackerbarth, EM Kenzie, Mr ai ayer, 4 M Cooper— $ the stecrage. : For Bermuda, in the British packet brig Princess Royal— Wm A F Davenport, Esq, and Miss Zuill. ARRIVALS. In Br brig Cyrene, from Ponee, PR—C F Durand. In sehr John Russell, from Port au Platt—G Webber. Police Inte! nce. Arrest of Juvenile Delis the police court yeater- day presented quite a juvenile appearance, consequent upon the policemen of the various wards arresting all small boys found loafing and playing about the docks and markets. Between forty and fifty were taken befure the court, their ages averaging from five up to ten years. The majority of the boys were very dirty and ragged- looking ; some of them had no parents and many others who had stated they bad not seen them for eral weeks, having slept in coal boxes, on the decks, au markets. Out of the above number over twenty of these boss were brought from the Third ward, and about the same number from the Second ward. Under th yw law, pow that the asylum ‘or eee delinquents has been completed om Blackwell’s Island, the magistrates have commenced the good work of relieving the city of all the idle vagrant boys whg are daily growing up in vice and wickedness. It appears that the boys are committed, prier to being sent to the asylum on the Island, to’a temperary reception place situated at No. 77 Grand street, when the magistrate sends the parents notice that their child is under arrest, and that unless they are able t> take better care of their children, the public authorities will take charga of them and place them‘in the juvenile asylum. This plan, if properly carried out, will be the means of saving many child from ruin. Charge of Maiming —Oficer Brown, of the Third dis- trict police court, yesterday arrested a young man ‘named William Bapp, ou # charge of assaulting John W. Hil. of No. 150 Clinton street, and biting off his ear. It sesma that William Bapp and his brether were going along Grand etreet, on Tuesday, nd one of them struck Mr. Hill, and on bis trying to defend himaelf, the accused seized hold of him and bit off his ear. Justice Welsh ee the La npanepaiepica for ons wats Arrest of a Burglar a Recovery of the Stolen Proper- ty.— Yesterday co Deraiy U. S. Marshal Rakielewitz, of No, 24 North William street, arrested a Germau named Heory Lang alias “Painter’’—the latter name he derived from bis business, being a paister—charged with break ing into the premixes of James Prentice, 1 Chambers street, up stairs and stealing therefrom quantity of ma- thematical instruments, together with one gold and two silver medals, awarded to Mr. Prentice by the American Institute, fer the best mathematical workmanship. The property’ stolen was valued at $400, and after the arrest was made Mr. Rakieliwita ascertained the whereabouta of the stolen property, and found it secreted in a German lager bier shop in Centre street. The rogue and the stolen property were conveyed before Justice Welsh, who committed the sesused to prison for trial. An Indecent Assault.—Officer Sutton, of the Third dis. trict court, yesterday arrested a man named George P. Brown, on Tt. of committing an indecent assault on the person of Louisa Flagg, a young girl, 15 years of age. The accused denied the churge. Notwithstanding however, the trate, (Justice Welsh,) held him to bail in the sum of $500. A Charge of False Pretences — Officer Elder, of the Jef- ferson Market police court, yesterday arrested Charles 3. Sloan, on a warrantiasued by Justice Stuart. wherein he stands charged ,by Caleb D. Gildersleeve, broker, No. 71 Merchants’ Exchange, Wall street, with obtaining from him $4C0 on a note, which he. (sloan.) represented to be good and genuine business paper, drawa by Anthony C. «given for valuab'econsideration. The said note at maturity, was not paid and # suit was brought in the Superior Court to recover, when, on the trial Sloan came ino court and swore on the stand that ¢ note in question was merely what is called an ‘ac: dation note, acd not given for any consideration. holder, thereupon, was non suited. Mr. Gildersleeve n seeks satisfaction through the criminalcourt. The ca: has been held by the magistrate for a further exami- vation. Court Calendar—This Day. Usrtep States Disrrict Covrt.—A }journed to Friday. SurEnion Couar—(i'wo Branches. )—Nos. 709, 724, 376, 058, 622, 740, 662, 684, 682, 746 to 764, 767 to 771, 773 to 779, 781, 782, 784, 786 to 739, 791. a a EL Marrted, On Wedresday. June 1, by the Right Rev. Bi:hop Wain- wright, Tuomas FENNER to Fanny E., daughter of Pailip Henry, ail of this city. fin this city, on Tuesday, May 31, by the Rey. A E. Campbell, Mr. Dante 3. Conkun to Miss Harriet 3. Ex- MINGS, both of New York city. In Brooklyn, ou Thursday, May 26, by the Rev. Mr. Rockwell, Mr. Joun_ E. Sepixy, of Montreal, Canada, to Mirs Exiew AvGusta Bortcu, of Brooklyn. Utica papers please coy. On Wednesday, May 1, bythe Rey. Dr. R. McCartse, of Newburg, 1. Hanxy Wats, E-q., to Frances Morron, second daughter of Robert A. McKinley, Eaq., all of this city. ‘alifornia papers please copy. {n the Machzaset Episcopalian Charch, by the Rov. Mr. Cox, on Wedresday, June 1, Miss Joua, daughter of the Rev. Henry Hatfield, to Hxgry 5. Laytox, Jc., all of Ros- lyn, LL 1 Th Broklyn, on Monday evening, May 30, by the Rey. J. S. Gilder, James K. Sctrency, of Cleveland Ohio, to ANNA Sunrn, eldest daughter of Wm. J. Smith, Esq., of Brookiyn, Brooklyn, N Y., Trenton, N.J., and Cleveland, Ohio, pavers please copy. Died, In this city, on Tuesday, fifth month, Slst, Sosay A. DRaKe, aged 53 years, formerly of Westchester. ‘The friends and relatives are invited te attend her faneral, at the Friends’ Meeting House, in Westshester, on Sth day (Thursday) at 4 o'clock P, M. Hor remains will be removed from her late residence, No. 39 King street, on 5th day, at 1 o’clock P. M. Suddenly, on Tuesday, May 31, Janu ANN, eldest child of Joseph and Delis Campbell. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the residence of her parents, 108 Perry street, this afternoon, at 2 o’clock On Wednesday, June 1, Mary McHevry, in tae 49th year of her age. The friends of the family, and those of her sons, James William and Michael, are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, from her late residence. 79 Forsyth street, this afternoon, at 2 o'clock. ‘On Wednesday, June 1, FRANCISCO Romano, in the 28th ear of his age. Tis relatives and friends are invited to attend his fu- neral, this afternoon, at 2 0’elook, from his lave residence, 287 Firet avenue. His remains will be taken to Calvary Cometery for interment. On jay aftermoin, June 1, Mr. Jauas F. Ropaaas, in tte 608 yoar of his age The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, this afternoon, at 4 o'clock, from his late residence, No. 79 First street, without fur- ther invitation. On Wednesday‘afternoon, June 1, Grorcs Hutton, aged 88 years, 3 months and 5 days. funeral arrangements will be published in to- morrow’ "s papers. On Wednesday, June 1, Lawis R. Cursmrovan, Jr., aged nix and three months. ¢ funeral services will take his father, 27 Pierrepont street, “On fourth da ing. June 1, Jane A., wife of Ji for yy morning. June 1, Janz A., wife of Jamos F. Kenny, and daughter of Rufus Clarke. ‘The friends of the family are affectionately invited to attend her funeral, without further notice, on sixth day afternoon, May 3, at 4 o'clock, from her late residence, No, 68 South Fourth street, Williamsburg. On the fourth month, 24th, the residence of his daughter, in the town of Greenport, near the city of isaac Hata, = 75 years, His loss is deeply by his children numerous ndchildren, Ho was deeply respected by all who knew him. For many years his th had been failing, but his trust was in vod; and he could kd with the Psalmist :—"The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want, he is my strength and shield. He maketh me to lie down im — tures; he leadeth me beside the still waters. Yoa, ey I walk I fear no {heough the Volley of the Shadow of Death, comfort piace at the residence of fooklyn, this afternoon, with me; thy rod and thy staff, they me. Brooklyn Daily Advertiser pleage copy. jon I | trip Ry Gay, ‘Doboy Island, H D Brookman & ; Berald, Luce, Mobile Eacle & Hazard: Beroada, Mor- ton, Philadelphia, R P Buck & Co; Chinchilla. Lane, Neu- vitas, Place & Gi it; Braziliaa, Wayoott, St Stephea, NB, Mayhew, Talbot & Co; Pulaski, Mootgomery, Mar- seilles, &c, J W Eiwell & Co; Bias Dudley, Hopki Man- vazilla, R P Buck & Co; Lawrence Forestal (Br), Powar, Quebec, Logan & Collins; Swan, Morrow, Bermuda, No mith & Sona. Schrs—M M Truman, Glover, Mayaguez, Baneston & Jones; Julia (Br), Anderon, 'St Joho, N3, Kely & Smithers; GL, Lovell, Boston, E & W Herrick; Odd Fel j low, Taylor, Portiand, J W Green; Col Sattarly, Elwood, . NL McCready & Co, Orin Cowl, Millar, Gaaya- ma, J W Onatevia & Co; Virgiaia Grifith, Plummer, | wings, ES Powell; Aagler, Mills, Baltimore, 3 ale. Steamers—George’s Creek Terry, Baltimore, J G Stacy; Michigan Nichols, Philadelphia, ina.ter. Sloop—Lady Fenwick, Wright, New Haven, master. ARRIVED. vs Ship Rappahannock, Cushing, Liverpool, 45 daya, with 598 pasrengera, to W & J T Tapscott. May 15, lat 39, low 43, exchanged signals with ship Mansdeld, from Liver. pool for New York; 18th, lat 40 58, lon 48 40, saw apps- rently a new bark, waterlogged. with only her poop deck and tepgallant forecastie out of water; masts gone, bow- sprit standing. Ship Bepjamin Adams. Drummond, Liverpool, April 24. with 676 passengers, to W&JT Tapscott. May 28, Int 41 24, lon 61, exchanyed signals wit ship J Rutledge, bound E (from Ne + York for Ac:werp) Ship Carohne Nesmith, Salsbury, Liverpool, 50 days, with 369 passengers, to Nesmith & Son. Ship Neva (of Kennebec), Maliung Newport, E, 38 days, with 24 passengers, to masier. May 1, lat 41 28, Jea 22, ir | exchanged signals with Br bark Eagle. from Newport for | New York; 13th, lat 39 10, lon 40, spoke ship Uscar, from | Boston for California, 12 days out, all well; 17th lat 39 | 20, lon 47 39, spoke bark Kilby, from New Orleans for Havre, 34 ‘The N experienced heavy wasterly gales tho first 20 days cut; since light westerly wind Ship South Carolina Stexart, Rotterdam, April 20, with 250 passengers, toED Hurlbut & Co. May 21, lat 41 20, 65, spoke pilotboat Dauiel Webster, on a pleasuce Bark Avondale (Br), Bragghaw, Liverpool, 52 days, with 24 passengers, to TL & D R De Wolf. ene Higgin-on (Br), Jones, Carditt, W, 40 days, to WF eld, Bark Solon (Brem), Klam, Bremen, 40 days, with 169 pasvengers, to master. Tne S i: bound to Quebec; pat in to land passengers, May 27, Int 39 40, ion 67 18, sooxe Br brig Velocity, bound E; Muy 29, lat 49 40, lon 65 23, spoke Br bark Ranger, from Portsmouth for Havana, Bark Adeline (Prus), Kleinwort, Antwerp, 34 days, with 184 passengars, to master. Brig Fairy (of Philadelphia), Willeby, Parahiba (South America), 35 days, to Napier, Jounson & Co, May 22, Ist 26 60, 1 n 63 15, spoke ship Hydra, of Richmond. M+. 30 days from Liverpool for Havana, all well; 29ta, lat 37 20 N, lon 69 30, exchanged signals with ship Champlain, steering NE (from Matanzas for Cowes). Brig Cyrene (Br), Crosscut, Pouce, PR. via Guayanilla, 21 days, to Culbert & Finlay. Experienced heavy weather, sprung mainmast, &, which ca ased the vessel to Brig G W Brivkerbo (of Boston), Philbrook, T-inidad de Cuba, May 12, to Brett, Vose & Co. May 30, of the Double Headed Shot Keys, spoke ship Sea Queea, of Bath, frem New Orleans for Havre, 12 days out. Brig Vesta Fllen (of Bangor), Whitmore, Port au Prince, 20 days, to Vose, Perkins & Co. Prig Lydia Farnham fof Warren), Sumner, Hevaua, 15 da, 3, toJ W Elwell & Co. Experiexoed heavy weather. big Kichard Mount (Br), Cohn, St Jago de Cubs, 25 ayn, to M Taylor & May 25, lat 32 05, lon 74 15, spoke schr “ M Hogens.’’ hanoe for the West Indies; 27th, lat 36 45, lon 71 45, spoke Br brig Glea, from Cuba for St John, NB. 42x Venus, Simmons, Cienfuegos, 20 days, to Everett own. Brig Acadian (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, N3, 9 days, to master. Brig Rovalie (Br), Holmes, Windsor, NS, 8 days, to st master. Brig Tweed (Br), O'Brien, Maitland, N3, 7 days, to JS ae & Co, Brig Inverna (Br), Cunningham, Port Harvey, NB, 7 days, to P I Nevius & Son. ig Albert Fearing (Br), Yeaton, St John, NB, 5 days, to master. Brig Hylas. Marshall, Calais, 8 days, to master. Schr John Rusreli (Br), Sustoa, Port au Platte, 18days, te Overmann & Gruner. Schr J B Bleecker, Spencer, Washington, 6 days. Schr Dr Ba‘ley, Kellam, Accomac, Va, 2 days. Schr William, Andersou Eastport, 8 da; Schr Belle, , Eastport, 8 days Schr Exchange, Sawyer, Machins, 8 days. Schr Dennis, Burnett, Lubec, 8 days. Schr Medomak, Hart, Lubes, 8 days. Schr Mary H Case. Wilson. Lubec, 6 da} Schr Gen Peavey, Hunt, Whiting 8 day Schr Louisa Dyer, Silvester, Rockland, 4 days, Sehr Albany Packet Miller, Rockland, 4 days. Schr Eagle, Rhodes, Rockland, 4 days. Sehr Fountain, Bucklio, Rock'and, 4 days. Schr R B Pitts, Spear, Rockland, Schr Bay State, Rockland, 4 dai Schr Setate, Harding. Rockland, 4 days Schr Atlantic . Rockland, 4 da Scbr Patriot Merrill. Rockland ‘4 days. Schr Samnel A Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, 2 day! Schr Laura Jane, Sherman, New Baiford, 2 days. Schr William Russell, Fivez, New Bedford. 2 days. Schr Mary Elizabeth, , New Bedford 2 days, Schr Stephen L Waterman, Doane, Harwich, 2 days. Schr Pavilion, Kelley. Harwich, 2 days. Schr Council. Lowes, Glousester, 3 days. Schr Hume, Godfrey, Sandwich, Mass, 2 days, for Balti- more. Schr 8 S Buckingham, Leonard, Portland, Ct, 2 days. Schr Alfred Hall, Andrews, Portland, Ct,'2 days Schr Daniel Russell, Shailer, Portland, Ct, 2 da. Sloop Joe! Hall, Clark, Portland, Ct, 3 days Sloop Mary Elizabeth, 'strockland, Periland, Ot, 2 days. Steamer John Marshall, Sandford, Philadelphia. BELOW. SAILED, Sardinian frigate San Giovanni, Bostoa; steamships Africa Liverpool; Augusta, Savannah; ships Yorkshire, and Siddons, Liverpeol; bark Henry & Louise (Fr), Montevideo Wind at sunset, SE. Two ships, unknown, [By Sanpy Hoox Mayeno Terncrara J Ti Hicutaxps Juse 1—Saniown. Ove ship in the Eastern offing. Ove ship and one bark off the Highlands. Steamer Augusta, amd ship York- shire have gore to sea. NE. Weather clear. Wicd light from the Memoranda. Bark Joreph Baxter, Darnaby, from Apalachicola bound to this port (which had ben supplied with medi- cines 234 inst, off Cape Florida, by bark Cuba, at this pert), was fallen in wich and boarded 25th, by US revenue cutter Hamilton, Tybee Light bearing SW by W distant 35 miles, and tho boarding officer requested by Capt D to work the vessel into the nearest port, he hay- ing been attacked by inflammatory rheamatism on 18ch and from that time had been usable to move. The bark was accordingly keot off for Savannah, aed anchored in Cockspur roads 26th, and Capt D went up to the city to get medical advice, The difficulty between the officers and crew of bark Rouble, at Matanzas, was adjusted, and the mea returned to their duty. The Hamburg bark George Nicolaus, about 300 tons, and 12 years old, was sold yesterday for $4,600. Telegraphie Marine Reports. Sr Joux, NB, May 30. Arrived—Ships Superior, Philadelphia; Armide, Alexan- dria; barks Linden, and Conway, NYork; brigs Anna, do; Hudson, Philadelphia, Bostom, June 1, Arrived—Ship China, Liverpool; bark Undiae, New Or+ Jeans; schr Fglantine, Gonatves 12th ult. Herald Marine Correspondence. Puucapmurnia, June 1—4 PM. Arrived—Brig Empire, Crowell, Boston; schrs L Auden- ried, Cor-on, Jacksonville; North Pacific, Buck, Provi- dence; J K Randall, Baker, Wilmington, Del, Cleared—Steamers Pennsylvania, Baymore, Richmond; Kennebec, Clark, NYork; bark Laconia, Howes, Boston; sebrs Roxbury, Nickerson, Portland: Abba Weld, Bullock, Danvers; C A Greiner Higbee, Charleston; Hezron, Bro: rick, Newburyport; North Pacific, Buck, Providence; Ma- N, Boon, Charleston. Disasters, se. Sreamen City or New York, at Philadelphia from Bos- ton, in her contact with brig Waitstill (petore reported), had forward shroud and some 10 or 12 feet of starboard rail and bulwarks carried away. Smp N B Vata, which went to Onrust to repair, after getting ashore in the Java sea, on her passaze from Canton to this port, is stated, in a letter dated from Ba- tavia Maroh 24, to have completed her repairs, and was reshipping cargo, Tmenty five of the men wore sick with fever, and only Europeans, ten Chinsmen, and six Manila mon, besides the officers, were able ‘te work. One of the mates was sick. Malay Coolies were employed toreship the cargo, and unless sickness prevented, tha veasel would probably be ready to sail again for NewYork in the latter end of April, Srp Marrna’s VineYarD, hence for Glasgow, that wad hore on the SW a her afterwards got off and ground- ed aga‘n in the lower bay, has been flos‘ed, and at sunset was in the Narrows in tow of steamtuga Titan and Hecto:. Sone Lepreerre, Brown, of and from Rockland oes 22) for Apalachicola, went ashore on Crooked Island, April —, and was subsequently got off, leaky; but her lime taki fire, she was seuttled and sunk. The lime burst up her decks, and she was condemned. Her rig- fas and sails were raved. Schr Eben Herbert, ef Rock- |, went ashore on Crooked Island about same time— lost masta, Xe; was got off, taken to Nassau, condemned, and sold. She was purchased by s Boston man, who also ee the running riggiag and other articles saved from the Leprelette, and o1 ‘apt Brow: The EH was repaired, and would sail soon for Scne Apvewt, from Boston. in beating up te Ports- mouth, got ashore near Bass Rock, where she remained. A ves, at Bath, picked up 20th ult off Cape Cod, 80 bbls spirits turpentine, marked “M & Fillyaw,’ poned part of the eargo of brig Waitstill, at MisavG Veasm—The ‘Belfast 5 7 Journal states that the herm brig J W Godfrey. Cai hard Staples, sailed from St Mary's (Ga) for Boston, Doc 28, and hes aot since been heard from. @ wi Arr at Sag Harbor May 28, ship Washi Rose, North Paoide ocean, 1600 bola wh 11) ce np olf, 18000 Ibe At de March 13, by letter, Caroline, Gifferd, NB, 140 sp; Mit Tolesheano May 3. by letter from Capt Colom uaDo 5 it from Cap! 408 6 ad 540 ap on fet from the Peru, ae; | Arr at Pi ra ae ritius, April 3, Richmond, Peckins, tPt le uritius, ! oin§ de Gall, Oyen ' de Spoken. pha eg hence for Valparaiso, &c, April 24, R'C Winthrop, Young, 2 days from Calcutta for Boston, March 9, in Bay of , of and from Boston (Jan 15), fer San Fran- cigeo, Aiareh 8, lat 50 12 8, lon 63 46 W. _ 7 Axvas—Ia port March 26, ships Ticonderago, Boyle, UCR Na'—Arr May 28 » 29, steamship Son; ‘k Flight, Luther, NYork. arom NC—Arr Ma: mites ty peat ite er, ak Y Senith sod Gee M Smalth’ Nichols,” do; Storm King, Wala, Boston: 20th. brig Brazilian, Bra , and chr ‘Applegate, NYork.{Cld 28th, brig Geo Washin, Porites, Bovion: schrs Forest, Gulifer, Port au Prinog; Bg. Hall, Wess Indies; Madonos, Berry, Boston; —- fearson, Coombs, Rockland, Me; Marine, Powell, WARREN, Ri—Arr May 20, achrs Golden Rule, Balti- more; 36th, F Dyer, Georgetown, SC. etme eee ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY PERSONAL. and Marmion, Hadley, for Eurove ldg rice. Bonpeavx—Arr May 14, Elizabeth Bruee, Bro vn, Havre, tojlead for N Orloaaa, oe ee Ae) Beruvpa- In port May rasdo, rty, for | Baltimore 27th. : Reet Baravi—In ‘port March 26, ships Frances Whitney, | Silver, from Manils for Boston, put ia 1éth leaky, an: must discharge; NB Palmer, Low, from Shapghae for New York. repaired, and ready to take in cargo. Sid March 5, (not Feb 28,) bark Lucy Elizabeth, Shreve, San Francisco, Crevruxcos—Sld abt May 12, brigs Neptune, Upton, and “JL. Bent,’ ——, Boston. Caxtox—In port March 26, ship Lotus, Leckie, for N | York, 15 days. | Carcurta—In port April 7, ships Witch of the Wave, Tay, fur Bost n, cld and ready; Wiaged Accow, Bearse, for do do 15th: 'Bilen Foster, Grozisr, and Eiward. Colby, for do nearly ready; Seth Sprague, Wadaworth, for do 20 days; Magnolia, Tucker; Columia, Pike; Win Wirt, Wiasor, avd Josish Quincy, Kadicott, for do lag; Wm Frotaing™ ham, Babbridge amd pamiaondas, Coudry, disg, to load for Boston; Rubicon, Doane, supposed 40; Modford, Elivedt, for do 15 or 20 days; (ses Disasters); Jas Drake, Gore, for NYork, tg steam, to go dowa river ¥th, Ger- truce, Winsor, for China idz; Stace of Maine, Furd, and Empire, Thorndike, for London ready; Ophelia, Nason, and Kip Van Winkle, Smith, for do dg; Geo W Bourae, Harding, from Liverpool (Nov 3) arr 4th, to load for London; barks Nelson Place, Gilchrist, for do ldg; Meedic Warren, Cottrell, disg to load tor Bostoa. Weut to sea from Saugor March 27, ships Quoen of the East, Bartlett, London; Josephine, Juineson, Boston; April 4, Cail, it~ comb, and Genera, Tucker, do. Goxatves—In port May '12, bark Aurora, for New York next day, GuarANL4—No Am vessels in port abt May 11. Hayaxa—In port May 22, bark Corinthian, Elgecom), nearly discharged, to luad for Boston., HonG Kona—la port-Sarch 28, snip North Star, Bar clay, for Bombay and Liverpool, bark Jennett, Mix, for Singapore and Calcasta; aud oFaers as becore. | Jacazi—In port May 5, schr Amelia, Hallett, for Boa- | ton, unc. Laveavooi—Arr May 18, ships Sir Harry Smith, Hawes, Mobile; Constouation, Allen, aud Roscve (Br), Clements, han N York. 20th, Sheridan, Porter; AZ, Cnindier, and non, Thomyson, do; Mary Hale, Rollins, Baltimore fornia (Br), Johnson, Charlesion. Loxpox—sid May 16, Aravella, Pickeriag, New Yor 17th, Themas Wright, Laveudec, Bordeaux and New 0, leans; Lancashire, Blankenship, Uarduf aad U States. Mavxmvs—Ia port April, ship Siagapare, Crowell, for England, samo day with sugar ou freigat; bark Richmood (whaler, of New Bedford), Peckins, from Gaylon, just arr, “with collee wand sundries,” ‘Sid March 24, bark Adelaide, — — MaLTa~In port May 9, brig Maria, Bailey, for Messiua, to luad for Bostoa. MaLaGa—In port May 7, for Boston. Nuwvoxt—Arr May 18, Reindeer, Lawrence, Havre. Nassav—In port May 13, sche Koen Herbert (late of Rockland), Brows, of aud for Beston soon (see Disa: PaRAWBA—No Am vessels in port abt May 7. Prorou—Arr May 23, sshr Arctic, Swewa:t, NYork. Parxnmo—sid Siay 3, Sic brag Diligente, NYork. Pot pk GaLis, Ceyloa—Ia port April 14, ship Hy Ware Nason, trom Newcastle, Kag, disg, for ‘Akyab or Culcutta to load for England. Rio GRANDE—lo port April 2, bark Wm Schroeder, Manning, from Salem (Jan 29), supposed to have arc a short time previous; 3t Joseph, Sniverick, from NYork (abt Jan 20), do do; believed to be the only Am vessels ia rt. by SR port March 19, ships Racer, Steele, for London lig; Horatio, Swifs (aot Crocker), for NYork do; and others as before. SuyRva—In port April 30, ship Essex, Welsh, for NYork, wtg wind; may have sid prev to May 4. Sr LuciA—In port May 2, sehr Justina Bandel, Smith, from Baltimore, for Dominica in a few days. ‘TRINIDAD—In port May 10, bark Eliza Barss, Watlington, from N York, brigs Toleuo, Hemming nay, fur do 8 day) dor, Allen, for do 2; Kdward, Rewlvy, for do 6; J H Kel- loch, McLellan, and’ Joseph, Burtoa, from Kingston, Ja; Stephen Young, Leybu:n, from Poruaud, arr dd, Norman, Nevins, from do, arr 4th, Kush, Leach, unc. ‘Vena Cruz—In port May 4, bark Jas Hall, Tamp, from NYork, scr Bonita, Sbiska, fom NUsleans, YZaza—In port May 6, brig Oieron, Pendleton, for N York 16 days. Homo Ports, ALEXANDRIA—Arr May 40, schrs Joha Gilliman, Plum, New York; Commander in Cuivt, Wogiam, 4); J W Pharo, Tokely, do; Trader, Trader, do; Mary Peavy, Sinpson, Kast Forts Bisck Squall, Heddson, ‘oston, ‘sid soun, sche AJ lorien, Van Gilder, Boston. APPONAUG—arr May 40, sch: Oxford, Baltimore for Providence. APALACHICOLA—Arr May 24, schr Lewis, Crowell, Now Yirk, Cid 1h, bark Edward, Patterson, New York; Be brig Allegro, Potts, Liverpool, 20cn, sehe Howard, Lovell, New York. In port 26th, sear Crowell from NYork, wtg. BALIIMORE—Arr Muy’31, bark Eliza, Moochouse, Cal- lao, via Hampton Ro.ds. Chi briga Victorine, Brown, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres; Wm Stewart, Houper, Woat Indies; Canada, Johnsoa, Lamar; steamer Jt Too: son, Colmary, New York. BUSTUN—Arr May 31 (additional), schrs Sterling, Chase, NYork; Young Ainerica (avw, of NYork), Atkina, Marblehead. Uld suips Nivve, Evans, Madras ‘and Cal: cutta; Ines, Lunt, Caliao, Busna Vista, Theobald, Mire micht to load for Bristol, Uriel, Fuster, NUrieans; beigs Froutier, Hoyt, Guadaloupe; Vesta, Stevens, Galveston; Harriet, Spear,’ Cuesapeake Bsy; Rescue, Bragdoa, James Asiver; schrs Oregun Eldridge, Aibaay; Renown, Crowell, NYork; sloop Agent, rerry, do. sid’ Fr brig Coas Vingi Trois (not yesterday). Ship Waverley, and bark Nashua started and anchored in the Roads. BRIStUL—arr May 30, brig Rio, Johnson, Cardenas, sehr T I’ Cooper, Philadelphia BA1H—Arr May 28, brig Monticello, Georgetowa, SC; schrs Westport, Rappahaunock; Nourmahal, New York; 29th, orig Lincola Webb, Georgetowa, SC; schr Lilian, Mitchell, Baiumore, 8th, brig Carcibbee, Crabtree, Sa yanuah; schrs Benjamin Franklia, Loud, do; Wasningion, Patterson, Wilmington, NU. Cid zbth, sche’ 0 Thompsoa, Yoomico river. BOWEN ViLLE—In port May 30, schr Lucy,from Darien. CHAKLESIUN—Arr May 28, ‘steamship Southerner, Foster, NYo:k; brig Adela, Westendorif, Havana 6 days; 20th, brigs Tybee, Ferguson, aud Emily, Davis, NYork! sebr Dart, Sowers, Philadelphia. Cid steamship [sabel, Rollins, Key West aud Havana; poisere Preciosa (Span), Pages, Barcelona; brig Coude de Keus (Span), Roldos, do. S11 29th, sehr HH Tallman, Young, a Nortiera port. DaNVEKS—Aur May 29, bots AE G Cattell, Williams, Philade'phia. EAS! GKEENWICH—Arr May 28, sloop Victory, Ba- ker, New York. sid, schr Uonnecticus, Veasiv, for Baugor or Philadelphia, according to wind FaLL RIVEK—Air May 27, acoc J W Liadsey, James River. sid 28th, schry Mason Vavis, Baltimore; WC Darfee, Alexandria. Arr 28th, sehrs WW Brainard, Philndelpbia; M Mon- son, Rondout, 2th, Minerva, Baltimore; bxcelsior, Pro- vidence, for Passed up 29ta, sche John Compton, from Alexancria, for Dighton HAKIFORD—Atr May 28, steam schrs Mohawk, Clark, Albany; Uncas, Bates, NYoik; dUth, steam scr Albany, White, ' Albany; sch ebe Ktizaveth, Lucas, do; Chas Carroll, Prat, Philadelphia, Sid lst,’ steamer Moda wk, Clark, Albany. KENNEGUNK—Arr May 20, brig Samuel B Tapley, Georgetown, SC; acne lowa, Wheelwcight, do, MOBILE—Arr May 25, schr J 3 soye, Hallock, New York; White Pigeon, NOrleans NEW ORLEANS—Acr May 26, steamships Texas, Law- loss, Vera Cruz, 22d inst; Yacht, Ducey, Brazos Santiago, 20tn inst; Pampero, Flanders, San Juan de Nicacagua, 17th inst; ship Descemons, Farnham, Liverpool, April 6; brig Matilda (Span), Kubusa, Beccsloan, 48 days, Cid steamship Empire City, Windle, NYurk via Havana; ships Julia Howard, Bulkley, Genoa; Bello Assize (Fr), Grielea, Havre; brig ‘Daniel Maiony, Walden, Chatlestoa, sche Star, Parker, Corpus Christi,’ (Our previous date should have been 24th.] NORFOLK—<ld May 28, schrs 8 E Parker, Davis, New York; Dusky Sally, Loring, Dighton. NEW LUNDUN—Air May 29, prop Decatur, Geer, NYork for Norwich; schra Perseverance, Torry, Witming: ton, NU, for Allyn's Point; 30th schrs Bela Peck, Delanoy, Philadelphia for Norwich; Texas, Champiain, Albany for do; sujerb, Fergo, Wilmington, NC, for Norwich; Sa rah & Kmeline, Lain, Newbera, NO; Ellen Perkias, Sto ry, Norfolk for Norwich; Bravos, Dickiason, Philadelphia; asop Mary Gray, Palmer, NYork for Uncasville. Sid 2Jth, schrs Ben) Brown, Rogers, NYork, Clotilda, Gildersleeve, do; 80th, sehr Alida, Delanoy, Philadelphia. NEWYORI—Arr May 30, schr Shenandoah, Ingalls, Philadelphia; Zephyr, Verry, Kockland for NYork; Look out, Lituejohn,Portiand for Baltimore, 8 Aga, Cook, Bos- ton for Virginia; Chalender, Stimson, Pailadelpia tur Charleston, Warren, Graud, and Packet, Grant, Kiisworth for NYork; Ewpire, Johnson, Albany. NEW BEDFORD—Arr May 40, sour Volant, Littlofeld, New York; sloops Motto, and Helen, Now York, Sid 31st, achrs G © Gibbs, and Lydia Ann, Philadelphia; Jane, New York. NEWBURY PORT—Arr May 30, brig MT Wilder, Cua- ninghem, Savannah; schrs J. Ruggles, Lawry, do; Tivoaa, New York. Ia port, new ship Guiding Swat, Couch, for Port mouth, to ice for New Orlean: NEPONSET—Arr May 29, schr Riv Charleston PHILADELPHIA—Arr May 31, stoamors City of New York, Matthews, Boston; Kenneboo, Clark, de; brig Thomas & KAward, Smalley, Cenfuogo,, 20 days. PORTLAND—Arr May 27, sohr Li Wells, Savan- nah; 28th, barks Rio, Leighton, Sierra Morena ‘via Ha- vana May 12; CB Hamilton, Means, Cardenas, May 13; Holen A Warren, Sargent, Matanzas Msy 14; a Cabanas via Havana Ma brig Paulina, Taylor, to losa | Quees, Lianell, Peters, MoFarlan A White, White, Cardenas May 9; Lima, fade, Inagua; wehr Southerner, Baker, Charleston; U § surveying schr ii Talbot, Baltimore. Cid bark Gov Patria, York, Frankfort; ‘otosi, Silaby, Cabs. arr ‘tay ae briga ‘Oxford, Moulton, Matanzas 15th inst; Lucey Atwood, Atwood, Wilmington, N chr F A Heath, Putnam, St Mary. Ga. PROVIDENCE—Art May 30, schrs Arion, M’Laughlin, Norfolk; Anna Jenkins, Sherman, Baltimore; E Thomp- Henry Lee, sharp) Ann C Baker, Sautn; Smith; R &H Ketelle, Baker; Cape May, Porry; Columbia, Nicholso: Ht bia; Vintage, Lewis, Albany, tun, Rice, Philadelphia. ‘Sid scar “Pangor. Sid 20th, sche Sophis Godtrey, in PORTSMOUTH arr “May 29, brig Mary Stanton, At- kins, Baltimore; schr Albert, Wass, Jacksonvill Odd Fellow, Green, Mariel; sohr Gertrude Pendleton, Jacksonville. Arr at Lower Harbor 30tL, schr , South Thomaston for NYork, NY PERSON WHO CAN FURNISH THE ADVER. tiser with authentic information rospocting a porson of t of Eckstein, (now to be dead,) only brother of the late Capt. Jacob Eckstein, Capo of Goo i Hope, wil ing with M. e No. confer & great oblization by commun! S¥splanade, Dougias, Isle of Man, Eng! PER’S Hi BSTC! EO tlemen, eoarel retreat summer, cam And ya the comforts, of @ hor yh of same, whee ing a abov oa 5 ‘walk of Che depot. Cars wh fae ply: ESIRASLE WATERING PLACK.—THE NEW YORK Dia Reval dvested gz the New York bay, about fersey City. and commanding a view of taten Island, and one of the herbor and bay, has mer, aS threo miles trom J New Tork etty, By, cation the comforts necess: ofa Try being #o noar the city is particularly desirab hi and profersional gentlemen. Omnibuses run from Jersey City ferry to the Hotel. PETER DWYER, Proprietor. An AANSLON HOURS Gate noms yoummD ‘ong Branch, Now Jersey, . dion of boarders und vistters Tai bean ‘NFORMATION WANTED—CLEMENCE MIDDLE- DORPF, fro! (Germany,) who emigratod in 1845 Captain Otto, resent wh: ia the Arment urgently requested to give information o} abouts, either to rente direct, or to Mrs. C. A. Zia urach, Hamburg, Germany.) Also, all who aro acquainted or ie connection with the above named gentlemen, are like- aly req’ torendor any information they may doable to afford to the same address, in Hamur; NFORMATION WANTED—OF JEREMIAH ELL, ainter by trade, native of Shandrum, county of Cork, Ireland. Any inforwation of him will be thankfully ro- =" coived by his anxious brother, Patrick O'Neill, of Red Hook, South Brooklyn, or by John Correy, 67 Oliver street, Now York. New York papers plouse cop; NFORMATION WANTED.—IF THIS SHOULD MEET the eye of Mr. Abner H. Phillips, or Louisa Ann Lud- iow, they will oblige by souding their address to C. Olney, Herald office, who desires to sve them. OULD MEET THE EYE OF THE LAD’ for hoe abild, and osiled at No. 2 F HANNAH SIMMS, LATE OF LEICESTER, land, now of Mulberry street, newr the gas works, in Now York, or state 1 oall, or send her address |, 12 Pine street’ New York, he will ows and a letter from her English friends. THE FIREMEN. IRE DEPARTMENT. — NOTI that have not received an official notice of an invitation to participate in the reception of the Mechanical Enzine Company, of Baltimore, will plouse report to the unde signed, as some of the notices may have miscarriod, the a crotary having notified every company, throuzh its oiticers, of last year. H. B. VENN, 208 Bowery. E— ALU COMPANIES THE MILITARY. LPLOEM ETERAN CORPS OF THE WAR OF 1812—A REGU- lar monthly meeting will be hold at headuartors, Star Hotel, 64 Lisperard street, on Friday evening, Juno 3, at half past soven o'clock, on business of importance. By order, H. RAYMOND, Captain Commanding. @a. Daxry, Jn., Adjutant THE TRADES, &C. ARRIAGE PAINTERS.—TWO CARRIAGE PAINTERS ‘ant Apply to, Dolner & Potter, 164 Front street, stone can hear of a , by applying to Tuiogtaphic materials, 159 William stra OTICE TO TAILORS.—WANTED, 100 COAT AND pantaloon hands, who are willing to work by the bill. WYMAN & CO., 257 Broadway. ermanent situation, with a liberal ILLY WALLACH, importer of AW GRINDER WANTED.—A GOOD, STEADY who has ‘used to grinding on circular and long saws, San hear of a frst rate chance by applying to WM. JESSOP & SUNS, 91 John street. 10 MACHINISTS.—STEADY WORK FOR A FIRST Tate fitter, by spplzing at. H. Parrishelal machine shop, 15 Canal stre fone but perfect workman need Ply. 10 VARNISHERS—WANTED, A MAN WHO IS A first-rate workmen at flawing fine work. None need Spply unless a first-rate workman at that particular kind of work. Apply at 475 Broadway. 10 TAILORS.—PANTALOON AND VEST MAKERS wanted, for first olass work only, by KNOCK & CHILDS, Varre: 0 ye ‘A PLUMBER, CAPABLE OF TAKING ti tion of a shop, te whom steady employment and good wages will be given. 4 at 100 Broadway. bs . Youn PEARCE € CO. WANTED—4 COMPETENT IAT SHAPER, TO GOTO Baltimore. Good wazes and permauent employ. Ono acquainted with the requirements of a retail store mach pre- ferrod, Inquire at Knox & Jamos’, Prescott House, Broad- ANTED—AN ACTIVE TRADESMAN, WITH A ‘capital of from $500 to $1 009, to go to the West India ade, where the investment will yield a daily profit fro: $30 to $50, Inquire of Dr. H. K. ROOT, 512 Brondway LOST AND FOUND. REWARD.—THE STORE OF THE SUBSGRI- tered since Saturday evening | and robbed of silks, &o. &c.. of which and gros de naples; hoavy black silk and figured cravats; cream waterod silk, and one piece of parasol silk; blue and light angeable satin dv'chines; colored plaid silk, brown and blue. above reward will be paid; or it for any part. M. 8. STEWART, 52 Market street, {Philadel phia, REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY AFTER- noon, June 1, ina carriage. ia going from the steam- boat Geo. Washington to N Second strect, # smal! stoel bead se, containing $%, or thereabouts, in bank billa, to- ether with two keys, ono’ trunk, and the other @ portfolio fey. "Whoever. will return said ‘articles to No 121 Second reco & proportion. o Ww. taken from the Fulton ferry, et May, by a boy, to be taken to Mfungorft ano street; said trunk contained women’s wearing apparel, a gum of money, and a number of silver spoons. Auy infor- mation which will lead to its discovery will be suitably re- warded by leaving word at the above Ifotel. OST—ON SATURDAY, TWENTY EIGHTH INSTANT, either left at the dopot st Thirty-second street, or ia ‘ene of tho cars of the 5 P. M. up train Hudson River Rail- Toad, a black sowing silk shawl. A suitable reward will be paid on delivery of the same nt Nos. 47 and 49 Liberty streot. OST—ON MONDAY, 30TH, OR TUESDAY, 31ST ULT., a roll of notes, wrappen in'a piece of newspaper, drawn by J. W. Foshay, payable to the order of Cornell & Turnure, eighteen in number, dated 28th Juuo, 1852, for $500 each, du in the years 1856, 'OG and '07. The public are hereby eautioned agnin-t negotiating said notes, a8 they aro of no use but to the owner, shey not, being endorsed. Tho finder will be re- rced by leaving the same with Hays & Stockley, Indopend- ent Police, 11 Pine strect. or WM. A. TURNUKK, ovruer of Forty-tir d Sixth avenue. UITS OF ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE— From $25 to $4"). Purchaser will find the above tha id it here. Mattresses aad wholesale prices, and war- INSTRUCTION. EBICAL STUDENTS, SUMMER CLASS, BROOKLYN Heights.—A physician, with ample facilities for medical and surgical instruction, i3 forming a class on liveral torms; wishing ‘to perfect a knowledge of the most useful modern Innguages, bh reciprocate with French, German and italian dents. tor, Herald office, Address Prece; FINE ARTS, 25 CENT DAGUERREAN DEPOT, 132 BOWERY, i noxt to the new Bowery Savings Bank. Any quantity Of the finest pictures taken daily, rain or shine, EAUTIFUL PASTELS AND PAINTINGS- AMATEURS are respectfully invited to examine two choice pastels, and an exquisite painting, by Me. Crehon, reprosonting Postry of she Fields.” W. SCHAUS, Ni up stairs. ‘ho 0. 303 Broadway, DANCING ACADEMT“5. ROOKLYN.—WILSON'S DAN Orange etreot— summer term will be received on Tuesday an lote a limited ol i Il the PLENDID EXPOSITION broideries, &c—A. KERR their new store, 767 Broadway, selections of the above goods that fon, A. KERR & Co., street. OF SILKS, LACES, BM- & CU., having removed to re opening one of the b as bown offered thi: roadway, three doors below Ninth WUSURANCH, eee ‘ORTHERN NEW YORK LIVE STOCK INSURANCE Company of Plattsburg, N. 8 VINCENT & + deop, with several private suppor rooms; is handyomely fitted up partly furnished. TELEGRAPH, HE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH. OFFI- ees, corner of Manover and Bea: in the f the Irv! » door on bers streot.—The Mag- mpany, for the purpose of tho furthor ac- te the pubilo, to Keep pace with she Papidly tn: blo their agente to all mestagos that may ion and jon of the pub’ iegape beriacat an ny wre de Grace, P a Bayt ne abo sad ‘oruiations fig 001 ‘attora 3 ves of thetes, of this mode of eommuniosting with personal sia distant cities, au oxtene of means for promptl 7 i in this oountey. | Tolegraphing, tnd ihe amount of shousneda ry and the wusende of dollars is daily transected through ite corner of Twenty-seventh strect.—T now ready for the reception of boarders. The men will find it to their a house, and learn the terms. South ferry and other stages pass the door every five minutes. JAMAS LINDSAY, Proprietor. EPTUNE HOUSE, NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. 0) The steamer Norwalk will « tune House wharf every morning at 8 (from Fulton Market sllp,) every afte: ILLS. ORT WASHINGTON PAVILLION HOTEL, SHREWS- bury river, Monmouth county, N. J. This pleassatly situated hotel will open for the reception of boarders on June the ith, 1553. Families wishing to secure rovms pleas ad: dress to tl + Several roprietor, Red Bank Post Uffice, N. Diy daily to and fro. J. A. SLAMM, Proprietor. GT CHARLES HOTEL, 347 BROADWAY.—TRANSIRNE ‘partios visiting the city for a long or shorttime can be secommodated with full ‘or partial board on reasonable terms. Rooms lot to single gentlemen, without board, by the day or wock. A few permanent boarders oan be ‘se commodated, Now vacant, two parlors, with bedrooms ad- joining. JAS, BARKER. atoamboat LOUIS HOTEL, CORNER OF CHAMBERS AND burch streets, Now York —The subscriber begs most pectfully to inform tho citizens of New York, generally, that he has lo r ‘aad the sravelling ‘community ed the above property, and is lecation cannot be surp ings. compares favorably with the largest and best, hotels f city, and he tras by atrict attention to business to receive a liberal share of patronage. The table will be far- nished with all the luxuries the market affords; and the houre, in all its various departments, will be conducted with a view to the comfort of its patrons. . A. POND, Proprietor. AVERLEY HOTEL, 697 BROADWAY, CORNER OF Fourth street.—This hotel, having ‘boon fully re larged, is now propared to supply pelrate as transient visiters, with accommodations Tho house has been nowly furnished throughou modelled and 3 families, as well 6 to be surpassed in the city. bash ial “EW. RENALL, 697 Brosdwax, HITE LAKE HOTEL, SUL IVAN COUNTY, N. ‘ure mountain air, trout and perch choloe berry ft and moadows pacieus, will mail train of the Erie Railroad to Cocheotom depot, and stages are im waiting to convey them to the hotel. a ride of ten miles. Three churches within a eouple of mile: ddresa G. B, WOOLDRIDGE, at the Lake. HORSES, CARRIAGES, dic. VALUABLE HORSE FOR SALE—SEVEN YEARS old; 1534 hands high; fine rich dark brown; heavy tail and mano; has extra style and action. He is perfeotly breke, and is warranted kind and sound. Can trot in threo min- utes. Any one wishing s suporior horse will do well to eal. Also, a top wagon. Apply at No. 50 Broadway. BEAUTIFUL TRUSTER COLT FOR SALE—ABOUT 153g hands high, cnestnut sorrel, long tail, five years d, kine d 80 ad Be et or ct from'3 to6 ( Rhett HORSES FOR SALE.—A SPLENDID PAIR of carriage horses, about sixteen hands high. Can be seom at the stable, 126 Eighth strovt, near Sixth avenue. R. JOHN WILLIAMS, VETERINARIAN SURGEON, informs bis numerous friends and the pub- lio, t! practisip; coessfully on the different dise: 0 that noble animal, ¢ new fire-proof establishmeat, for sick horse e sign of the Gold Chrystie street, betwoen Broomo an blood spavin, ou ring bono, can be perfeotly cured 5 by operation. Fistula and pol Without breaking the skin. “(This discovery lias beon recen ly made by Dr. Williams) Dr. Williams, in thanking bis numerous friends for their kind patronage during a pei of twenty-five years in this city, receiving from eight hun- dred to one thousand horses per annum, bogs a continuance of thelr favors. Dr. W-1a experience for examining horses er party. evil ean bo cured perfect! for soundne OR SALE—A DARK BAY HORSE, ABOUT 16 hands bigh, years old, warranted perfectly soun 45 a splendid saddle horse. Can be soem. at Jones’ stable, 26 Fulton steect, wear Fulton ferry, Brooklyn, from 8 A.M. till 6 P.M. OR SALE.—A PAIR OF DARK BAY HORSES SEVEN years old, perfectly fresh, kind and sound, having al- 1 care and gentle usage; they will’ he services- Apply atthe stable of BROWN & aty-fourth street. OR ren ete ERA Malet IM- rter and ownor having gone to Europe, For dosorip- tion and price call at 97 Broadway. si OR SALE—A HANDSOME SORREL MARE, ENAMEL leather top wagon, harness, &e. The mare is a tast trotter, sound, kind, and gentle; the property of a pontle- man that wishes to go travelling. To be seen at M. H. UN- DERHILL’S livery stables, 4 Rivington street, corner of jowery. OR SALE—A VERY FAST ROAD HORSE, 1534 HANDS high, eight years old this spring, perfectly sound and Kind, and can trota mile in less than three minutes to = Wagon, oro sale. Price $500, and nothing less, Address Mr. A., Herald office. POR SALES A CHOICE SELECTION OF SINGLE AND match pairs of horses, (numbering between forty and fifty.) are now stabling at the Hazard House, Yorkvil the Third aven: he proprietor, L. C. ROGERS, pleasure in apnouneing (to all gentlemen who are desirous of purchasing the same) that the great majority of the above named stock now on hand at his stables rank liberally under tho head of first class hor: forthermoro, he feels safe tonay that the balance ‘unusually’ she conse) reach the sceend class, OR SALE—A NEAT CARRIAGE, HAVING TWO eats, noarly new, and made in the best manner, suitable F one oF two horses. Will be sold cheap, the owner bavi moved from the city, It can be soon at Maguire's livery #.&- Mle, 154 Macdougal street. Yor partionlsre, apply to W. B. AITKEN, 21 Wall street. OR SALE—A LIGHT WAGON, SHIFTING TOP, Jonny Lind dash, city made, in good running order, having beon used but'a shart time, It cost. $225, but will be sold for one half the original cost if applied for soom. Can be teen at 114 Elizabeth street, Fox, SALE-A goon the country; will be # ther use for him. Can be seen at Gille very stablo, 125 and 127 Kast Broadwi CHARLES HAIGHT, 31 Peok slip OR SALE—A FULL-BLOODED SIR HENRY»@AND Morgan horse, bright bay, 1544 Lands hizh, six yoars old, Weil broke to single and double harness, and a very fine snd dle horse for style and action cannot be surpassed. War- ranted sonnd and kind. To be seon at the lumbor yard, and Montgomery stroets. LE—FOUR VERY FINE HORSES, A GRAY, nds high, pony build, of groat action &hand- dle horac, perfectly kind; would suit aI a ‘it i CART HORSE, JUST FROM 1d low, as the owner has no fur- y Abdalish colt, warranted to trot a mile in three together with a'splendid sorre! pony. Will be sola very cheap. Apply at 198 Mercer strost, feed store OR SALE CHEAP—HORSE, WAGON, AND HAR- noss.—The horse is.a fine bay, ‘perfectly kind aad sound, and a good traveller. The wagon aad harnéss are in good OF rand sultable forthe expres or grocery bustnees. ADpIy a 6 drug store, rner ry te sie tee ra a and Fulton avouuess ‘ORSE LOST.—BROKE FROM A WAGON, O day last, & bay horse, short switch tail, whit forehead, had’ part of har the Cony Island plank road, near woods. ‘The finder will be liberally ri him to STONE & BELLOWS, 12) Dui How: WANTED—A SOUND YOUNG ROAD HORSR, ry ! that can tret a mile within 3% minutes, and not lose 153g hands high. Address H.G., Herald office, desoribing id where he may be sve ORSE FOR SALE.—A BEAUTIFUL LONG TAT Abdallah mare, good for the snddle or bugay, porfectl; kind in harness, and of groat endurance, seven yer rs old, und. Sold oy, for want of use, For particulars, box 500 Post Office, Hoss AND WAGON WANTED—A GOOD HORSE and light wagon, with top, for which lots will be given in U Ollinville. Aj ym wishing to ke the ex- shange may address a nove to A. My box S761 Post office, tee change may addri two day ORSES, CARRIAGE AND HARNESS FOR SALR— te close an ontate.—-A fino pair of xray horses, sou kind, and good traveilers, A Kockaway carriage, in ordo?, and harness to match. Can bo soon at tho stable, No. et ctiee nth street. Apply to A. B. W. McDONALD, all st ADDLE SE FOR SA with long w man or lady's usw; porfectly Inquire of J. HUASON, 177 Twolfth street, mene versity plao ADDLE HORSE WANTED—ANY ONE HAVING Ate ‘easy gaited saddle horse, either pace or cantor, to dispose of at # ressonable price, may hear of a purchaser by addreas- ing C. M, T., Herald office, ah 10 BE SOLD—-A BROWN HORSE, 15% HANDS HIG five years old, warravted kind and sound, ands frottor. Unn be scon at 64 Wost Twenty soound stress, livery stable, TED—A LIGHT WAGON, WITH TOP, IN GooD set Addcoes ML, Herald ‘offce, stating price ama heb igech 2: en ER ERP pill AGON FOR SALR.—A ROCKAWAY WAGON, WITH vt iF persons, nearly new, wi shafts, Can be seen at the livery stable 39 East Thirtoonth street. NEW PUBLICATIONS. RATIS.—NEW PUBLICATION .—A POPULAR TRBA- tise on the health a1 cause and enre of nervously dobilitated jo the young, feebled eonatitution, that harrass \TEW SKETCH BOOK FOR THE COUNTRY.—JU06T received from Paris a lot ef a new and convenient larly adaj for travolling. | dese. Eo ls We SOMA, Sa Betray,