The New York Herald Newspaper, June 7, 1853, Page 8

NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. HIGHLY INTERESTING FROM EUROPE. ONE WEEK LATER. ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA AT HALIFAX. THE BUSSO-TURKISH DISPUTE Another Threat of the Russian Ambassa dor to Withdraw from Constantinople. Position of England and France Relative to the Tarkish Difficulty. THE PORTE TO BE SUSTAINED. INTERVIEW BETWEEN LOUIS NAPOLEON AND THE RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR. GREAT EXCITEHENT ON THE PARIS BOURSE. The Dispute Between Switzerland and Austria. WITHDRAWAL OF DIPLOMATS. THE EMPEROR OF CHINA PROTECTED BY LOUIS NAPOLEON. STATE OF THE MARKETS. FIRMNESS IN COTTON—ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS AND PROVISIONS, &e,, &e., &0. BY THE NOVA BOOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK AND MAINE LINES, TO PORTLAND—THENCE BY THE RAIN LINE TO BOSTON—AND ‘THENCE BY HOUSE'S PRINTING TELEGRAPH (OF¥CS, 21 WALL STREET) 10 NEW YORK. Haurax, June 6, 1853. ‘The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool, at roon, on the 28th May, arrived at this port at balf past 7 o'clock this evening. ‘The Collins steamship Pacific, from New York on the Jdth May, arrived cff Holyhesd, at 10 0’clock A. M, on Tuesday the 24th, and reached the Mersey at 3.457. M. om the same day, making the passage in about 9.23 hours, mean tine. The news ia of a highly important character. Later intelligence from China states thst the French, American, and Fnglirh ships in China had undertaken to protect Napkin and Shanghai against the rebels, at the earnest request of the Emperor. The news from Burmah is unfavorable to the Bcitish. Great Britain. PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS—THE TURKISH QUES- TION, ETO. ‘The business in Parliament has been of but local iate- rest, chiefly respecting the collection of church rates, &0n Fricsy night, the 28:h, questions were put to the government ip both houses, to ascertain the position of England with regard to the critical state of Turkish af- faire. Lord Clarendon, in the Lords, and Lord John Russell, in the Commons, ststed that the French and English representatives at Constantinople were acting in concert, and that the integrity of the Porte woula be maintained. Tt was boped Russia would insist on nothing incompati_ ble theregith, but in the present condition of the the Britith goverrment could not give further in of the course they would pursue. SOIREE IN HONOR OF MRS. STOWE. A grand scirée, and an addiess from the committee of the Anti-Slavery fociety, was given to Mrs. Stowe, at Almacks, Loncon. A large crowd, mostly Quaker ladies, attend:d. Joveph Sturge. the President, and Professor Stowe spoke, The addr were long and flowery. The assembly filed past Mrs. Stowe, exchavging courtesies; and afterwards adjoursed to supper, *bere a marble bu: of Mrs. Stowe, by Bernard, was exhibited. THE FRIENDS OF ITALY—KOSSUTH AND MAZZINI. A meeting of the Society of the Friends of Italy, was held in London, P. A. Taylor, presiding Ko-suth at- tended the meeting, but wade no sjeech Mozzini had arrived in Ergland from his concealment om the Continent. He wes in Milan three months before the insurrection, and remamed one mouth after it—the fect being known to hundreds of Italians. THE DERBY RACES. The great race for the Derby came off on Wednesday, and waa won by West Australian, by a neck. The stakes amounted to £5,400, and the winner is owned by Mr Bowes, whose horse slso won the race last year. MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS. The Adolpbi theatre at Edinburg has been destroyed by fire. ‘The London Magdalena Steam Company expect to have three steamers on the river this fall. Sir Richard Comynz, the historian, is dead. The submarine telegraph has been successfully laid be- tween Port Patrick and Doneghade. The Dublin Exhibition attracts 5,000 visiters daily. The Queen will visit it shortly. F, W. Conway, a Dublin literary man, is dead. The French Empice. THE TURKISH POLICY OF THE EMPEROR—GREAT EXCITEMENT ON TLE BOURSE—THE TROUBLE IN ECUADOR, ETC. ‘The Emyeror and Empress had gone to St. Cloud. Government was considering projects for establishing free medical relief to the poor of the country districts, ‘The Constantinople news caused violent agitation on the Paris Bourse, which was increased by a false report that the Russian forces had entered Turkey. It was ganeraliy believed that Mapoleou bad assured the Russian Minister that as much as he cesired pexce in Europe, he would not hesitate to chenge hiv policy if Russia forced mea- sures hortile to France and the East. Dispatches from Admiral Lespointes, dated Callao, April 10, state that he was about to rail with two more ships for Guayaquil river, to claim reparation from the Feuadorian government. I: was rumosed from private sources, in Paris, that Urquiza wae favorable to the de mands of France. ‘The Duke of Genoa was in Paris. ‘A camp of 1,000 men was mancuvring at St Omer. Fifty years’ concession of the sub-marine telegraph from France to Algeria, hac been granted to John W. Brett. Switzerland. WITHDRAWAL OF THE AUSTRIAN CHARGE, ETC. ‘The Austrian Charge des Affairs had notitied the Fade- ral Government that /ustria, convinced of the useless- ness of further negotiations with Switzerland, had ordered | him to withdraw. ‘The Swies envoy at Vienna, Mr. Stinger, is consequently recalled, and diplomatic relations are completely broken off. The braveattitude taken by Switzerlaod attracts at- | tention. At the latest dates from Berne—the 23d—the Council had taken no further steps than that of recalling their envoy. Spain. THE REFORMED TARIF, ETC. The Gazette publishes a list of the reformed tariff, ex- tending +0 466 articles, which will now be admitted duty free. Cubs was reperted perfectly tranquil on the 2ist April, Italy. Milen letters mention thet the Austrian Commission of oquisy, bow sitting, bas totally failed to e-tablish any vidence connecting the Lombard emigrants in Sardinia with the reeent revolution. e ‘The Pope bad gone toan70. Vag: etic table moving is now all the rage at Rome. ‘The Pope and Jesuits colleges have been experimenting. Holland: THA CATHOLIC MOVEMENT, ETC. ‘The government will have a minority of 26 in the Second Chamber, No apswer had been received to the note sent by go- vertment to the Holy See. Meantime the Catholic pre \:tes coutinued very active, Germany. Proceediny shave been stayed against Professor Gero- amie. All the rtudents’ associations thronghout Germany suppressed. ‘ ‘The Congress on ® uniform monetary system, assem- les in Jone, Prince Henry, the King of Pelgiun’s brother, has es- poured the Princess Amelia of Saxe Weimer. Austiia, ihe Kings of Prussia and Belgium had gone home, via iver den, from Vienna. dao Hoyo’ warsings of the Dyke de Brabant with ‘the Austrian Arch Duchess Maria Henrietta causes satis- -faction at Vienna, the expectation being, says our corre- spondent, that when the young duke has acquired poli- tical experience King Leopold will abdicate in his favor, and thus indirectly bring Austria {o the gates of France. Vienna papers say that recent developements show that the Rastock conspiracy was most widely extended, and compromised several persons in the higher classes of noalety. Russia. St. Petersburgh papers roport » victory over the Cir- cassians on the Hill of Kazelama, on the Ist of April. Turkey. ‘The Porte bad refused to accept the Turkish ultimatim, and Prince Menschikoff had embarked at Constantinople on board a Russian ship of war at Odessa. ‘The ambassador of France had erdered the French fleet to the Dardannelles, supposed with a view to prevont any attempt of Russia te seize or pass on the Strait, bat on the 20th the French squadron was still at Salamis. The Britirh fleet remained at Malta on the 18th, ewait- ing reinforcements from England. Despatches to the British Admiral Dundas stated that Menechikoff remained on board « steamer, and had given the Porte eight days longer to reconsider, threatening, if again resisted, he will finally withdraw. Commercial Affairs. THE LONDON MONEY MARKET, ETC. At London there was more demasd for money, and the current rate of discount for first class bills was three per cent Consols for money were 1005. For American se- curities the market was firm. Messrs. Baring Brothers qnote Maryland 6’s at 983g, and all other State and fede- ral stocks as per Arabia. The London markets generally were wholly unchanged. THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. The cotton market for the week ending oa the evening of the 27th, had been firm, with an upward tendency in prices. The total sales of the woek reached 54,500 bales, of which speculators took 9,350, and exporters 2,750 bales, The authorized quotations are as annexed :— Fair, — Middling, New Orlean, 6% 6 Mobile... 6% = «BK O68 Uplaud 6% 5% a6 The market closed without animation. The stock at Liverpool was estimated at 745,000 bales. BREADSTUFFS. The flour market has been firm, with an active con- sumptive demand, at an advance of 34. pappbl. Western canal was quoted at 22s. a 23s. 6.; PhiWMelphia, Balti. more and Ohio, at 238. 6d. a 24%. per bbl. Wheat had been in good demand at firm prices, and prime qualities have advanced 1d. to 2d. per dushel of 70 Ibs. White was worth 7s «7s. 2d.; red, 68. 74. 06s. 9d. the imports of Indien corn bad been large the past week, aud prices had nightly receded, White was quoted at ds.; yellow, 52s. a 32s, PROVISIONS. Mesers. Gardner & Co. quoted new becf at 92s. 6d. a 105s ; new pork 75s; for bacon there was a good inquiry. and prices had an upward tendency. The market was poorly applied, and prices ranged from 417s. « 63s. The market for lard has undergone no quotable change, and previous quotations are continued, say 523. a 533. ‘Ovly a small business was going forward in tallow, but prices were firm at previous quotations. The market for ashes is firm, at 27s. 6d. for pots and pearls. Nava storrs—Common rosin is in fair demand at 4s. 6d. with sales of 3,750 bbls. There is a good demand for spirits of turpentine, at 50s. 9d. a 528. For rice there is @ more lively demand and prices have ray from 1s. to 2s, with sales of 150 tierces at ‘The sugar market is firm, but prices are unchapged. For cofiee there has beea only a limited business, at un- changed prices. Tea is im moderate demand, at prices curreat at the roiling of the Arabia—dealers anxiously awuitiog fu:ther news from China. STATE OF TRADE. ‘The reports from Manchester represent a more active market, at an advence fa prices of from 44. to 44d. THE HAVRE MARKETS. The sales of cotton for the week ending the 24th ul. were 6,509 bules, the market closing dull. at previous rates. Ths ertimated stock in port was 91,500 bales. Coffee was firm, with an upward tendency in prices. Kico bad slightly sdvanced. {The telegraph eat of Boston, after working very slow- ly, at length gave out at this point, so that we are with- out the conclusion of the general news, and our full de- tails of commercial news.] AFFAIRS IN AMERICA. SIXTEEN DAYS LATER FROM CALIFORNIA. Arrival of the Daniel Webster at New Orleans. PROSPEROUS CONDITION OF THE MINES. ‘S—EXTRAORDINARY LUMPS. NEW DIGG RETUBN OF THE LEGISLATORS TO ALBANY, ACCOUNT OF THE LATE EXCURSION. Polltical Intelligence---Fatal Accidents, he, Sic, Se. * The News fiom California, New Ortgans, June 6, 1953. The steamship Daniel Webster, from San Juan, Nica- ragua, bas arrived at this port, bringing Sun Francisco dater to the 16th May. The D. Webster, connected with the steamship Sierra Nevada, made the trip through in twenty and a half days. ‘The Prometheus sailed from San Juan for New York on the Slst May, with four bundred and twenty passengers. The Daniel Webster left in port at San Juan, the U. S. sloop of war Albany and brig Indus, for New York. ‘The only San Froncisco papers received are those of the 16th of May; our despatche must therefore, of necessity, be very meagre. The papers, from the Ist to the 15th, are hourly expected by the steamship Phila‘elphis, from Aspinwall. The mining accounts are of a favorable character. The Senora Herald records many lucky discoveries of large lumps, aud also some new diggings on the river where lumps valued at from $300 to $900 have been taken out. ‘The sbip Huguenot, Capt. Stover, from New York on the Sth of January, arrived at San Francisco on the 15:h cf May. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Our Sandwich Islands datea are to the 16th of April, The King, at the opening of Parliament, nominated bis son Liboips ae bis successor, which was duly sanctioned From Albany, THE LEGISLATIVE RAILROAD EXCURSION —INCI- DENTS OF THE TRIP—CANADA ANNEXED—SERE- NADE BY THE CANALERS, ETC. SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THE NEW YORK HURALD, Aupany, June 6, 185) The excursion of the State legislators and the mem bers of the press—gueste of the Central Railroad Com- pany—from Albary to Niagara Falla, terminated this afternoon. During the stay at Niagara the entire com- pany enjoyed themselves with the utmost pleasantry, good humor and fellowship, visiting the different plac of interest ¢uring the day, and at night meeting ja a convivial circle at the International Hotel, where their pbyrical and intellectual enjoymenta were promoted to the highest degree by the polite attention ard unceasing care of the railroad committee indefatigably and generously carried out by their agent Mr. N. Randall, to whom the details of the excursion were most judiciously confided. In the forenoon of Sunday a party of the most humor- ous of the excursionists, ineluding several of the lezisla- tive party, crossed over to the British side of the falls, attendee by a band of music, and on the piazza of the Chfton House joco-ely declared the Indepsndeace of the province, hoisted @ striped haodkerchiet as & sub- ttitute for the republican fing, appointed a provisioual government, and anuexed Upper Canada to the United Statee, the band playing Yankee Doodle, and the amused crowd of Conadians and Americans 9 pplauding this blood- leat coup de main ‘The party left Niagara at a quarter. past seven o'clock thie morning. and made the whole distance, 405 miles, in seven hours and forty tour minutes, allowing for the dif- ference in time, reaching Albany st forty five minutes efter two o'clock P. M. At Medina ststion, on the route from Rochester to Syracne, the party were treated to a morning serenade by some score or two of canal operatives, blowing tin horns and makiag very sort cf discordant noise, in derision of the lezislators, to which the rsilrosd party responced by the loud music of their band, and the sbrill whietie of the locomotive. It waa sn amusing and spicy incident ia the trip. ‘The party dined together at the City Hotel of Albany, ond perted with mutual expressions gf delight and kindly feeling, and hearty wishes from, ell for the prosperity of the New York Central Railroad Company After the long ride and the dinner, of course but few of the members felt inclined to take their seats in the Legirlatpre. The Speaker called the Hone to order a! tix o’cloek P M., pursuant to adjournmen: of i 4 ‘The journal of the last cay was read, when Mr. D. B, Teylor ro: and remarked that there was evidently not » quorem prevent, and the reason was obvious—the mem- bers having travelled over +ix bundred miles since the adjournment, they were necessarily fatigued He moved that the Houve adjourn until to-morrow. which was car- ried. There were only some thirty members present. At baif-past six o'clock. Lieut.-Gov. Church called the fenate to order; bat only six or eight members were present. That body adjouroed until to morrow morning Wen o' glock, { ‘The Latest from Washington. THE LICENSE QUESTION—THE TAMPERANCE PARTY DBPEATBD—THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTE, BTO- Wasmnoron, June 6—10 P. M. The license auestion has called out a larger vote pro- Dabiy than was ever before polled in this clty. Up to the present hour, (16 o’elock,) we have mo authentic returns, ‘but enough is known to render it pretty certain that there is a large majority against the license; that Robert J. Roohe is re elected Collector by s large majority, and ‘the probable election of Mr. McCormick as Register. An adjourned meeting of the Smithsonian Institute was held at the Smithsonian building to day—President Preven, President of the Institute; the Secretaries State, ury, War, Interior, Pastmaster General, Attorney Geveral, Commissioner of Patents, and Profes: sor rp were present. ‘The only transaction of special interest was the ciec- tion ef Professor Parker Cleaveland, of Maine, as an ho- pens member of the institute. The meeting then ad- jour ‘The President bas appointed Samuel Pumphrey and H. ngs of Washington, and Richard Jones, of George- oe ve the Penitentiary in the District of jumbia. Hon. Edward Everett is here. ‘The Ne Haven City Election. TRIVMPH OF THE WHIGB. New Haven, June 6, 1853. Our city election came off to-day, and was sharply contested ; it being the first time of voting by wards, and the first party contest at a city election in several years. The whigs have elected their Mayor, A. W. Skin- her, by 350 majority, and chosen three Aldermen and seventeen Councilmen. The democrats have chosen one Alderman and three Councilmen. ‘The whigs have elected the Sheriff, Collector, Treasurer, and Clerk. The Cie | mejorities were 193 in ward No.1, and 171 in ward No. 4. The democratic majority in ward No. 2 was 5, and ward No. 3 was a tie. The names of the Aldermen are KE, K. Foster, Charles Atwater, Jr., (dem.) Willis Bristol, and Russell Hotchkiss, The City Government of Provipence, June 6, 1853. ter R. Danforth wae sworn in as Mayor, and delivered an inaugursl addrers. Wingate Hayes was unanimously elecied president of the Common Council, and Albert G. Greene, clerk. From Boston. DEATH OF JOHN TYLER, OF BOSTON—THE SARDINIAN ¥RIGATE SAN GIOVANNI—MARINE DISASTER. Boston, June 6, 1853. Jobn Tyler, Fsq.. the well known auctioneer, died last night, aged seventy-four years. fhe Sardinien frigate Sau Giovanni arrivedat this port, from New York, thix ——. ‘the ship Palmyra, Weeks, from New York May 16, for Benicia, arrived bere this morning. On the 224 and 23d ult.. in lat. 37 80, lon. 62, ma gale frem the southwest, Ped ber mainmast and leaked about 2,000 strokes per our. The Wrecks at Cape Henlopen. Furapewruia, June 6, 1853. ‘The schooners Hersey and Clark reported yesterda: ashore at Cape Henlopen, will be got off The James ai Lucy’s cargo of mackerel will be saved, but the vessel will prove s total loss. The Cherokee at New Orleans. New Onveans. June 5, 1853. The steamsbip Cherokee arrived at this port to-day, bringing dates from Havana to the 2d. There is no news of importance. Two Students of Union College Drowned. Scugsworapy, June 6, 1853. Two students of the junior class of Union College—Rev. Ira S Watkins, of Chester, Vt., aged 30, and Ethan Clark, of Ovid, Seneca county, aged 29—were drowned about four o'clock on Ssturday afternoon, by the capsizing of a sailboat on the Mohawk river, the wind being very high end they unetilled ia navigation. Both were meu ef the highest character—the former a preacher in the Methodist church, and the latter preparing for the Bap tist ministry. The bodies were taken home by their college friends. fire and Loss of Life at Kenosha, Wis. Burra, June 6. 1853. ‘The dwelling of J. T. Hildreth, of Kenosha, Wisconsin, wes struck by lightning and burned on the 24 inst., Mca: Hildreth perishing in the fiames. Death of an Eminent Georgian, &. Bartmtors, June 6, 1853. William Des)ing, a promineat cidizen of Gsorgia— the prc prietor of the first cotton factory establishment ia the State—died at Savannah on Friday. Last Monday's New Orleans papers have been received. They contain no news of importance. The Jas. Auger at Charleston, Cuaxteston, Jue 6, 1863. The U. S, mail steamship Jas. Adger, Capt. Dickiason, arrived here to-day, in forty-eight hours from New York —the quickest trip on recor Markets. New Orteans, Jone 6, 1853 Cotton bas been in good demand to day, the sales reach: ing 5,(00 bales, at steady prices. Low middling tvquoted at 9 9Xe ; strict middling 1014¢ ‘The receipts to-day. have been 700 bales, mostly from Memphis, and the ex- porte 3,5¢0, Police Intelligence Toking Possecsion of a Horse... Officer Watson yester- day arrested a wan, rawed William Goodman, on a charge of eteeling a herse, valued at $100, the property of Williom Hodger. livery stable keeper, in Tweaty fourth street, vear Thidavenue. It seems that Goodman, with an sceomplice, went to the stable of complainant, and seid they wanted to purcbase a horse, avd the accomplice of Goodman was to be the purchaser; and. ia order to ex- hibit the trotting quolities of the animal, Goodman. by permission of Mr Hodges, mounted the horse and trotted bim up end down the strest several times, and ultimately trotted off. Nor was he scen again until yesterday,when he was teken inio custody on the chergs. ‘The accused, when he trotted off, went down town, and from thenes up to the horse market ia Thisty eighth street, near Seeoud avenue, where he represented thet tbe horse belonged to Conklia Pearsali, who bad directed him to sell it: the horse was pores ed by Robsft Havnah for $41, in whose possession it wes found ons search warrant issued by Jus Stu- art. The charge of stealing the e the magistrate considered had been made out, end he accordingly commit- ted the sceured to pri for trial Prize Fighting —Cn Sundey two English suilors, named Smithern and Verity, belonging to the bark Co-inthian, lyiwg at the pier at ihe foot of Lightsenth street, at To'clock, P. M.,evgsced in a prize fight, buving coms on shore for that purpose, accompanied with thetr seconds, &e. Theyyucceeded in getting 01 board sgain before they could be arrested, but were subsequently taken in cus- tody by Capt. Stevenson, of the Sixteenth ward, who, hav- ing obtained a warrent from Justice Stuart for their arrest, went on bard the bark accompanied by several officers. and effected their capture They were conveyed before Justice Stuart, who heid them evel to bail, ia the sum of $600, for their future good behavior. They were uvable to procure the bail, aud the magistrate commicted them to prison for trial Kotting Tills —The store of James Lewis, 125 Wast Ninereenth -treet, was entered on Sunday by two thieves, named Simon Fish and Michael Owens, who robbed the drawer of the change that was in it, but who were caught inthe act, and ihe money found about them, ‘The entrance was efiected by getting through the fan- light over the door. The accn-ed parties were conveyed before Justice Stuart by officer Havens, of the Sixteenth ward, who committed them to privon for triat. Charge of Poisommng a Horse —& young wan named James Cryer, was yesterday arrested, and taken before Justice Stuart, on 9 charge of poisoning a horse known as the * show horr exhibited in Chatham st-cet, the puoperty of Wi Tessizgtom. The nccwed wiv com- witled by the magirivate to auswer the charge. An Indecent Ascault. young man named William Samerson. was ye-terday arrested, charged with com mitting an indecent as-ault on the person of Mary Aikens, aged 15 years. residing with ber parents, at No 84 Mott street “Justice Stuart held him to answer the cuarge. Celestials at the Tomls —Yestorday morning three Chi- ramen pemed Jobn Along, John Assay, and Clemens, ay peared at the police court, and entered a complaint ageinet Patrick Farrell, George and John Mullins, charg. ivg them with committing on them a violent assault and battery, while they were on the dock on Sunday after- noon. Justice Bogart held the accused parties to bail to answer the charg Tae Murperers is Pariape.pura.— Arthur is in good health and comparatively cheerial its. He converses freely with all that enter his cell, and still msiptains his innocence. He now expresses & willingness to forgive his som He bas increaséd in flesh since his imprisonment and his appetite is good. The heavy chain which is fastened around his ankle, and at- tached to the floor, seems to be very repugnant to his feelings, as he makes great efforts to conceal it from those who visit bim. ‘The condition of bo and Emmos Is the reverse of that of Spring. Terror and anxiety have made fearful ravages upon their fremes. Broken in health and depressed in spirets, their lot is truly piuable, The prisoners are beth young, and geeat efforts are maklog to obtain par- ¢on for them.—Vhiladelphia Inquirer, June 6. PRATER SES ee a RRS Married, On Saturday, Jun» 4, by the Rev. John Knox, Mr. Wrsam P. Duiver to Mise Hester A., daughter of Daniel ‘Thomas, Esq., all of thir city. On Sunday evening, Jane 6, by the Rev. 8. W. Lane Mr. Wiis A. Mien to Miss’ Mancarer A. Bayies, of New York On Monday mornirg. Jane 6, by the Rey. A. 8. Francis, tee — to Mancarer ANN, daughter of William Smith Req. On Monday morning, June 6, by the Rev. E L. Magoon, Per cegy 4 Morr w MarGarer L., daughter of Mathew ater, Feq. On Twertay evening, May 24, by the Rov Mr. Whately, Mr. Wiiism Hows to Mite Aynre M Srxon, all of this city. Buffalo papers please copy. Died, On Sunday evening, June 5, of croup, Carin Bonomno, infant son of Mary Frances and K. L. Andrews, aged two years, @leven months and three days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to tend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at i o’ the residence of his parents, corner of Ninth «v Sixty first street. Charles Boromeo, thou hast left ns, To live with God, in heaven above, But oh! we pray that we may be ‘With thee in heaven eternally. On Sunday. Jane 6, Perm Coo, of Doon, Scotland after s long and painful illness, in the 68th year of his age. Hie relatives and friends, also the members of Wash- ington Tent, No. 1, 1.0. of KR, are invited to attend hia funeral, fror bis late residence, No. 272 Weat Seventeenth ris eet. this afternoon, at three o'clock. His remains will be invessed in the New Xogk Bay Comotery. On 7, June 6, at P.M, at his late restdsaen, Seeman Brae i hes tbtreeehee ‘His frends and relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend his this afternoon, at 3 0’ from trgoeey faa reagan ree a 2. On Saturday, June 4, sincerely 1 after a long and pelnful Mibeus Mis. Mant Aan, ite et Miller, of 219 Canal street, funeral will take place this afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from 78 Weat Fifteenth street. The remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. New Orleans, La., asd Columbus, Ohio, papers please copy. Bradenly, on Sunday morning, June 5, Ropney, infant son of George B. and Boyle, aged eleven months and seven days. ‘The remains were interred in Greenwood Cometery. Im this city, on Thursdey, June 2, after a short but se- vere illnese, Maxcus Mons, aged 50 years, formerly of Rechester, N. Y. Rochester papers please copy. On Monday, June 6, Ropert Hewny Tarior, ten months and tfteen days, son of Margucet Ann and Theo- jor. ‘On Monday, June 6, Joun Huvey, only son of John Il. and Gertrude M. Meserole, of inflazimation of the bowels, aged teo years and three months, ‘The relatives ana friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend bis funeral, from the residence of his Parents, at Green Volnt, I. 1, te morrow forenoon, at 10 o'eloe: At Now Port Richmond, Staten Island, om Monday morning, June 6, Ropxrt Fkxewax, eon of J. F. and Cor- delin H. Tysen. aged eight years acd five months, The relatives «nd friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral, from their residence, this afteraoon, at 4 o'clock. Friends in the city can leave on the boat at 244 o'clock for Port Richmond, and return again as late a8 7 o’cloc! MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. Movements of Ocean Stcamers. TRAVERS .- Southampton. "Ka- AN packages and lelers intended. for the New Yoax Banat should be sealed, ALMANAC YOR NEW YORK—TuUB Day. RISES, sosee @ 81 | Moon gues mern 8 26 SUN SETS, ..7 26 | mie wateR,...even 9 11 Port of New York, June 6, 1853. OLEARBD. Steamships—Union, Adams, Aspinwall, pofford, Tiles- ton & Co; Georgia, BeVock, Aspinwall, M'O Roberts; Mer- lin, Cropan, Bermuda, E Cunard. Ships— Charles (Fx). Gaivere, Havre, Boyd & Hincken; Sulliven, Mitchell, rleston, Thos Wardle: Shackford, Michern, Philsdelyhis, Brett, Vose & Co; Compromise, Riley, Liverpool, E Kimball, Vanguard, Norton, Liverpool, Philips & Co. Farks—Lord Mulgrave (Br), Cordipgly, St John. NB, Barclay & Livingston; Rolla, Jarvis, St’ Jago de Cuba, Peck & Church: William, Fullerton, San Juana, Cuba, J W Elwell & Co; Gambia. Radeliif, Calais, J A Marchado; Star, Pill-bury, Sagua la Grande, J'T White & Co. Brigs—Waitrou, Dorman, Hansport, N3, JS Whitney & Co; Wilson Fuller, Johnson, Savannah, Dunham & Dimon; Cobden, Whiting, Cerdenas, M M Freeman & Co; Canima, Elliott, Doboy Island. H D Brookwan & Co; Eagle Evans, Matanzas, J W Elwell & Co. Yacht—Mayfiower. Comstock, Havre DA Depan. Schrs—Jane Ingraham, Wkeeler, Salem, Brown & Have- lin; Yorktown, Woglam, Petersburg, Jas Hunter & Co; Haivest, Frisby, Taunton, master; ME Wells, Terry, Ubarlesten, NL McCready & Co; Mary Eliza, Hotebki is, Richmond,’ master; D © Brooks, Allen, Philadelphia, Thompson & Hunter; Elien Louisa, Thompson, Haven, master; Jasper, Sears, Philadelphia, Jas Hand; Sarsh App, Tolley, Philadelphia master; Chas A Stetson, Miller, Eleuthera, Enis & Hutchins; Peerless, Wicks. St Jobps, Fa, master; Echo (Br), Elder, St John, NB, Smith & Boyntoa Sloop—M E Wells, Booth, New Haven, J H Havens. ARRIVED. Ship Seamar (clipper, of Baltimore), Daniels, New Or- leas. 15 days, to J Ogden. Ship Columbia, Stu:gis, Charlestoo, 8 days, to T Wardle. Bark Norrland (Swe), Keyser, Cadiz, 45 days, to Hamlton Bros. Bark Petrel (of Boston), Norton, Rio Janeiro, 45 days, to E C Bates, Boston, Had light northerly winds for the lat 12 days, Moy 7, lat 10S, len 34.W, saw bark Toca, of Beitimore, bound N; 21st, lat 18 40 N, lon 68 35 W, stzpalized a brig bound South, chowing ® white flag, black ring, and letter Sin the centre (J M Smtth & Co); 24 inst, at $5 10, lon 74, spoke ship Denmark, from New | Orleans for Giaegox, 20 days out. Bark Horace (of Boston), Tucker, San Juan de los Re- medios, 15 days. Eark Flight, Luther, Savanah, 6 éajs, to Dunham & Dimon. Brig Mery Brock (Br), Huuter, Cork, 43 days, with 118 pascergers, to Barclay & Livingston. June 4, off Naa- ineket Shoals, spoke br brig Mountaineer, hence for New Brunswick. b1ig James (Br), Collingwood Oporto, 57 days, to Si kin & Ircnsides. “May 11, iat 42 21, lon 52 20, ia a thick fog ws run into by the ship Columbiana, of and from Bos- too [the Colombiava is from Apalachicola, bound to Hayie], which carried away the J’s mainmast, foreyard, suo fore topmast and split foreeail. The © received no dsmage. She hove a spar overboard for us. Muay 17, lat 42 41. lon 87 58, apoke new clipper bark Wildfire, of and from Boston for Malta Brig Methilda (Olden). 91 passengers, to Poppe & Co. Brig Gesine (Olden). Malde, Bremen, 44 days, with 78 passengers, to Henrchen & Unkart ig adelaide, Chace, Baracoa, 15 daye, to T Gilmartia. Jove 5, off Ad-tcem | spoke bark Wiliam Henry, from Vehia, Hon 16 days out. Brig Monserrate, Jansen, Mayaguez, PR, 12 days, to marter. Brig Queen Victoria (Br), McKinney, Ponce, PR, 18 days, to Middle on & Co, Brig Floreece, Ray, Neuvitas, 15 Gaya, to T Owen & Son. Brig Swipe (Br), Harris, St Johns, NF, 20 days, to How- lend & Aspinwall Brig Chilian (Br), Lockbsrt, Windsor, 8 days, to mas er. Schr Sullivam, Chase, Angortura, 18 days, te Bech & Krnbardt. Schr Maria Eliza (Dutch), Evertsy, Rio Hache, 26 days, to Dovali & Co, eifolk Packet, Bedell, Apalachicola, 19 days, to ady & Co. ntee, Smith, Norfolk, 3 days. Sehr Williamsburg, Westervelt, Virgicia, 2 days. Schr Bolivar, Marshall, Whiting. Me. 8 days Schr Renown Crowell, Bo-ton, 3 days, Sebr Isabella, Arbecum, Boston, & ca: Sebr Justing, Hewett, Rockland, 4 dsy Febr Ophir, Spear, Rockland 4 days. Sebr Virginia Price, , Bridgeport, 1 day. Sebr Willism Cray, McLean, Portland, Ct, 2 days Schr Maria Hall, Dickenson, Portland, Ct, 2 days BELOW Sip Rajab, 12 days from New Orloans, to Eagle & Ha var’ ork Wiliam Henry, 15 days from Sagua, Brig mira, from ——. SATLED, Steamships Unior, Adams Finwall; ship Ashburton, MeW# Wind curing the dey, S; (By Saxpy Hook Maayenc Teucrarn } Tae HicHLANDS, Juce 66 PM Ship Arbborton, bourd out, coming down round the Spit. Steamship! Georgia end Usion passing the High lands. ‘Two berks io the offing _ No signals, Wind fresh from the South. Weathir clear. Schaffer, Bremen, 46 daye, witlt 4 Georgia, Bullock, As iam, Liverpool. inset, S3E. 7PM. ‘Tao hips in the offing, unknown. Telegraphic Marine Reports. Boston, Jane 6. Arrived—Ship Parliament, Samson, Liverpvol; bark ETL, Valpuraixo. Clesyed—ship Charles Thompson, NOrleans; barka Ella, Baltimore; Mary T Slade, Philadelphia; brige LR Palmer, and Albatross, Cardenas; M & J GGilinore, Philadelphia ; cbr Northern Light, Gibraltar. New Onueans, June 4, Sailed—Steamrbip Star of the South, New York. Tune 5 Arrived—Barks Morning Star, Baltimore; Margaret, Philadelphia. Herald Marine once. Pmiapevrma June 6—4 PM. An iyed—Barks Jane Apdson (Br), Londonderry: Thos Dallett, Dill, Porto Cabello; brig St Lawrence, Webber, N York; rebis J F Tobias, pov | Mobile; Phebe Baxter, Chase, Boston; J F Croueb, Burke, NYork; Naney Bishop, Kelly, Bortun: Saml Castner, Callin, do; ‘Hope W Gandy, Gandy, NYork; Jobn Rogers, Mayliow, Provideacs. Ale” fem, Rie», New Haven; steamer John Marshall, Copes, York. Cleared—Briga Mail, Baker; St Lawrence, Webber, and Mary PerMins, Nickerson, Boston; sehra John Rogers May- hew, Providence; Watchman, Chase, East Cambridge; Ale- thes, Rice, NHaven; Saml Castner, Cullen, Boston; Shen. angonh, Sears, Boston; A F Crouch, Burke, Norwich; Phebe ’ Baxter, East Cambridge; Mechanic, Mercer, Kings‘on, Ja, Disasters. Br Bric Sov1n Picrov (new), Grant, from Pictou for Boston, with coal, put into Tangier harbor previous to ‘28th uit, diemasted. H M steamer Argus arrived at Haii- fax on the 30th, with the 5 P in tow. Bric Frances Even, of Portland, which arrived at Ma- fapzas 20th ult, from Havana, has been condemned and old for $850, to be broken up. The F & was about 25 years old. fenr Jcstiva Ranpa, Smith, at St Lucia on the 16th April, from Baltimore, Cag, aleak a few days after port. The whole of the ground tier of flour da- sides some peas and corn, all of which had been wurveyed. condemned, and ordered to be soid auction; the schr wes to be hove out for repairs. Wotice to Mariners, ‘The ship Comoro, E Scudder, master, fell in with a rock 10 feet above the water, in the Java Sea, in lat 449 S, lon 106 19K, which places it NNE (true), about 2414 miles from the Two Brothers. which Capt 8 saw shortly after he aed Tatitede’ at noon, aad the oation Is edu trom and latitude at noon, juced from ObrerVANODR, Spoken. Ship Western Star, Thayer, from Boston 21), for Beebe pane ean ol y Ship Pactdo, hence for Bie, Maj 80, lt 4210, lon 7. ae Ports. Ancosrura—In Pe icy May 19, brig Flying Cloud, toload fur do: Merrill, hence, arr 141 Bancetona—In port May 17, nehr Susan Bray, reported from St Thomes for NYork 20th. x Canpenas—In port May 27. bark Emma F Chase, Chase, to load molasses for Portland, chartered at $234 per hhd; brigs Leghorp, Pendleton. for Boston, Jide (goss 96% ver hhd sugar); B Young, Wooster, for do few days; schra E . Hugbes, to load for do; Wm M ith, ——, lor . taken up at 87% per bhd sugar and $1), $e tent Wider (2) te eee CienFUrGOs—Arr May 20, brig Warren Brown, Boutlett (ot as before), Charleston. At do abt 15th, bark Millandon, Holmes, repg, having been condemned, tor New York; brig Baron de Castine, Atwood, disg, Cid 284, Br brig Velocity, Darrell, NYork, Havand—In port May 29, ships Havana, Adams, for Trieste, ldg; Pumgustuck Pratt, for Cowes, do; ME Emb- il, Percy, for sagua to load for London, chartered at £2 15 per ton, capacity 3,600 boxes; barks Almade, Brewer, for Falmouth, FE, same morning; Marmion, Jack- son, for do, ldg; Corimthian, Zdgecomb, for Boston, une; laette, Mountfort, for Mariel, to load for Portlanc $85; per hhd; John Benson, Winchester, and John Parker, Williams, for New York very soon: brigs Gazelle, Brazier, for B>ston 20r 3 days; Albert Adams, Snow. for Mariel and Boston, to load molatses at $336 per bhd; Argus, Kean, for Charleston, same dey; Somers, Watson, for do Siet; Grand Turk, Sargent, disg: Gulnare, Phillips, from Charleston arr 2?d; and others as before. Sid 27th schr Juniata, Webber, Cardenas; 20th, barks Helicou, Adams Falmouth, E; Mercy Ellen, Stover, Matan- zas to load for Portland; Eastern Belle, Havener. Cardeuss, to load for New York (gets $7 50 per hhd and 13 rials per box nugar, and $234 per hhd molasses, capacity 1300 boxer): Cherokee, Cottin, Segua, to load for New York (gets $8 per bhd and 13 rials per box sugar, and $3 por hd mclastes, not as before reported); brige Henriotta, Wocabury. Boston; Humboldt, Ginn, Portland. (Not a vessel in port ready for business, unengaged except Br bark Columbus, which arr 2¥d from Amoy, 467 tons, 2L years old a firat class ship of the second destription). Manzanri40—In port May 14, barka Manchester, Gup- til, for Boston, ldg. Sid 14th, bark Carniola, Hoxie, do. Marayzas—In port May 21, ships American, Saunders, for Boston, 10g; William, Berry for NYork, few da; barks Empress, Ford, and Spencer Kirby, Trecartin, for the Clyde. do; Carlo Mauran, Tillizghast, for Segua, to load for NYork at $8 per hhd sugar, or if sent to Londen £3 per ton, is 8.600 boxes capacity; Burlington, Winchell, and Emma Lincoln, Bartlett, for Cowes, ldg; Canada, er, for Portland. tune; brigs Manzoni, Ames, for Boston, 1dg; Metomoras, Wass, for do or Portland, do: W ADsew, Dunping, for Portsmouth NH, do; Viator, Park. for Port- land, do; Roamer, Nichols, do do; G W Russell, Liese- gang, and Wm H'Spear, Lanpher, for Philadelphia, do; Keying, Pierce, for Cowes, do;’ Broome, Fulton,” for NOrleans, do; rchrs Mayflower, Sawyer, for Portland, dg; Vary, Means, for NYork do, and others as before. aboot 25th, schr Mara Hill, Kelley, NYork. Minamicu—Arr May 26, ‘barks Lo'land, Jensen, NYork; 27th, Meldon, Merril/, and Courant. Bradstreet, do. Cid a aeay ee ie Po fe once—In port abt May 16, brig Paragon, Peterson, for Baltimore. 1g; and others. ' ee Bio JanzmRo—In port April 21, shios Sartelle, Stafford, from Richmond, is distress, to sail ia 8 days for Australia; Flyirg Esgle, . from Boston, with loas of topmasts, for San Francisco, 5 days; Ozark, Bartlett, repg; Brutus, Mitcheli, in distross, Bound to Hampton Rosds; Fanny +), Pennock for sale; barks Baltimore, Ramsay, di+g, for itimore; Roanoke, ‘Kelly, ldg for do; Cliatonia Wright, Raffle, do do; Utah, Stetson, do for NUrleans; Catharine ‘Augusta, in distress; Justina, Black, disg; brigs William Price, Quig, repg Carleton, Lawson, to rail in 10 days; Argyle. Norville, frou Callao, in distress. td at do April 9, ship Eagle, Hardy, and ald 15th, all well. 81d from do April 18, Ham brig Amassis, for New York; Zist, ship Sophia W:Jker, Wiswell, for NOrleans; beiga Monie Chuisto, Vowers, for Bahia; Windward, Simpson, ‘or —— Riamsvero—Arr May 25, bark Geo Thomas, Amsbury, NYork. 27th, brig Henrietta, Ramm, NYork. Sr Jony, NB—Arr May 81st, ship John and Albert, Wil- tem, Philadelphia; brigs Neal Dow, Mason, NYork; ‘Kea- dull, Cothrin, and Eliza Goddard, ‘Heneberry, Sayanvah; sebrs Mecea, Ward, do; 1st inst, brig Alert, Robinson, Savannah; schrs Lynofleld, Bogart. and Effort, Carry, N York. Cid Ist, ships Eli Whituey, Blasland, Glasgow; 24, Lancaster, Jones, Liverpool. StJaGo—In port Mey 18, bazk Evelyn, Hichborn, New York hey Naiad, Martin, do. Santa Cruz (Cuba)—£ld May 14, brig L W Maxwell, ate Pitan (C 1ba)—-In port May 25, brig Eliza B San Jvan (Cuba)—In port Ma: rig Eliza Burgess, Gorbam, for Dea ‘abt reads) Sid 18th, bark ieee, Tucker, NYork; 2ist, brig J C Fremont, Tapley. do. ‘Trinipap—Sid May 17 (not 15th), brig ‘Condor, Altea, NYork. Home Ports ALEXANDRIA—Arr June 3 schrs Rodman Price, Cham- berlin, Niork; MG Durfee, Jamas, Fall River; 4th. Jose- phize (Br) St John, NB; Iram Smith, Crowell, Fall River; Statesman, Wicks. NYcrk. Sid 8d, achrs Black Squall, Heddon, Boston: Trader, Trader, NYork; Beauty, Chambers, NY ork; Eldad, Jarvis, Norwalk; 4th, Sa-ah C Engel. Starr, Troy. BALTINORE—Arr June 4 and 5, steamship George's Creek, Terry, New York; Bremen ship Albert, Reich!, Bremen, 54 days; barks John H Duval Taylor, Boston; Ap- pleton Nickerson, Boston: brige Lady Cuapmndn(Be). Feith, , Pouce, PR, 19 days; Foster, Crowell, Boste Huff, NYork; F Bath, Me; echrs Mason Davis, Davis, Fail 4 Ann Maria Mitchell, La- guayra, 1ddasx. Cid 4th, steamship Mount Savage, Post, NYork! bark Johanva (Brem), Burji, Callos; brig Elleo, Oliver, Laguayra and Porto Cabello; sehrs Granville (6r), Greenwood, St Jobn, NB, Champion Osborn, Charleston; Fair Weather, Jones, Flusbiog: Solomon Andrews, Elis: worth, Troy. ' Sid Schr Priscills, C Ferguson, St Augas tine and Jacksonville, Fla. BANGOK--Arr Juve 3, schrs Nidus, Collins, NYork. Cld Sd, Belgien galliot Maria Havana; schrs Cardenas, Phila- Martha Holl, NYork. (—Arr June 4. schra Jane G King, Wainwright, Beltimore; Cordele, Dodge, Roodcut. Cid, schr Perseve- ravoe, Regers, Troy. Sli 4th steamer City of Boston; barks Susan Jane and Turk. Ship Chariot of Famo, in tow, started and anchored in Nantasket Roads. BEVERLY—Sld May 29. schrs Jonas Warren, Kelley, NYork; Ist inat, Vietor, Allen, do. CHAKLESTON— Arr June 1,’ Span pol Tigre, Pla Cien- fuegos, 14 days; 24, ships Catharine, Botner NYork; Mic. mac (Br). Avid, Halifax, NS; bark Velocity, Rydee, Boston; brigs Delaware, Harding, Philadelphia; Monte Cris Mass, Lubec, Me ; Koyal Southwick, Stilphen, Bostor schrs Gen Taylor, Abbott, Baltimore; Louisine, Smi:h, NYork; JH Holmes, Lodge, Philadelphia, Cld Ist, iche DB Warner, Harmon, NYork; 2d, Swe brig Phoonix’ Wall- gien, Humbwe. Sid 2d, ship Jubn Currier, Butman, Liv- erpool; bark Chas Williams, Hawes, Boston; Spau brig Ciro, Estape, Barcelona; brig Geo L Abbott, Keonan, NOr- leaner. EDENTON, NC-—Slé previous to June 1, echr J H Dilks, Godfrey, West Indies. FALL RIVER—Fassed up Juce 2, schr Jacob Smith, frow NYork for Taunton. GEORGETOWN, 8 C—Arr May 27, brig Patriot, Swift, Newport, RJ, bound to Bucksville; scira 5 B Strong, Jones, and 3 N Smith, Smith, NYork; 80th, schr Matilda, Eston, Bonton, Cli 25th, schra Alvarado’ Dodge, Thom: aston, Me; 27th, J Talbot, Ormebury, Portland, Me. GLOUCESTER Arr Jure 3, echrs Marblehead, Thomas- ton for NYork; Pallas, Rockland for Norfolk. HAKTFORD—arf June 4, steam chr Sachem, Thresher, NYork; echrs Rock Hill, Clifford, Charlestoa; Karl, Crom: well, Boston; 5th, steam «chr Albany. White Albany. MARBLELEAD—Arr May 28. brig Porto Rico, Tarr, Pa Isde'phia, (and sld June 2 for Pittston.) MOBILE—Cld May 28, brig Lules, (Sw) Robinson, Got tenburg; sebr Eli, Nelson, Galves'oa NEW ORLEANS—Arr May 27, steamship America, Saw. yer, Apalachicola; ship Wm Nelsou, Chesver, Liverpool April 11; schrs Madona, Lohman. Pensacola; Conquest, Coggins, do; Marie Laurie Julie (Fr), Seeard, St Pierro (Martinique), AJ View, Prescott, Gratd Terre; Eagle, melow, Pentacola; 28th, stesmship Siar of the South Gardner’ Philadelphia; echrs Jas H Planner, Veugi do, Walter M, Tompkins, and Shepherdesa, Reid, Pousn: ola, Cld 27th, steamship yacht, Ducey, Brazos Santiago; ship Sarah Pwinton Melcher, NYork; bark Carmen (49 Gorodo, Maloga; echr Fannie, Barstow, Savannah; 28t) steamship Perreverance, Forbes, for Galveston and In. dienola; ships St Leuis, Dennis, for NYork: Atlantic, fa. gerden, do; Marion, Fiitter, Boston; H Von Gagern (Bre- men) Reimers, Bremen; Diana, Claussen, Boston; Ulai- borne, Renaud Bordeaux; barks Splendid, Savage, La- ua; T & P Woodward, Sturtevant, NYork; J 8 Gittings, Lecse pr Havana; echrs Constante (Mx), Bravo, Tobasco: Cora, Pogbich, Persacola; Stephea Taber, Tuthil, Mar- seiiles, Towed to sen 21st, ship Sea Eagle, brig Principe. NEW BEDFORD—A-r June &, schrs Telegraph, Perry, bey, Ga: 4th, Wm Brown NYork. Sid 4th sohrs Ja- cob Longfellow, Jacksonville; J A Hobart, Philadelphia. PHILADELPHIA—Arr Jure 4 a 5, steamers Stats of Georgia, Collins, Savannah; Kennetec, Clark, NYork; sbips Elizabeth, Bliss, Liverpool, Helen Thompson (Br), Brown, Londonderry, 46 days, brig Mary Perkins, Nicker- son, Boston: sehr: E Bray. Bray, Boston; Cherokee, Gan- dy, NYork; Geo C Gibbs, NBecford; Florida, Nickerson Boston: Rainbow, Norris, do; Malabar, Cottrell, Bangor; JTeaning. Godfrey, Providence; B E Sharp, Sharp, Ware. ham; Melville, MeGregor, Lubec; S A Hawkias, Cobb, Bos- ton: Tydla Ann, Vorrils, Now Bediord: Jausex Barratt, Cobb, Roxbury, Jane C Pattercon, Dole, Boston, ld 4th, steam+hips Osprey, Bennett, Charleston; City of NYork, Matthews, Boston ; bark Gem, Mayo. do; briga Empire, Crowell, do; J M Clayton, Rice, do; Judge Hathaway, Le: lard, Barbados; Ormus Reed, NBedford: eehrs E Bray, Bray, Boston. Cherokee, Gandy, do; J Loaming, Godfrey, Providence; B E Sharp Sharp, Danvers; Lydia Ann, Voorhis Jersey City; Mary Ann Guest, Foster, Providence; R Huntley, Hammond, do; James Barratt, Cobb. Roxbury; Jane C Patterson, Dole, Boston; Challenge. Colson, do ; Serah Elizabeth, Somers, Fair Raven; sloop Martha Jane, Nixon, Poughkeepsie, RUCKLAND—Arr May 28, schra jal, Charlotte, Rio Nelson, Hoo; Grande, and Richmond, NYork; 20th, brig p- er, York River. Va; 80th, echrs' Northern Light, Holmes, Wilmington, NC; Ivanhoe, »nd Wm Henry, NYork: Jo: tish Achorn, Richmond. ‘Sid 27th, schra Vorvo, Cadies, Wilmington, 8 C; 28th, Justina, and Ophir, NYork; 20th, Effort, Minerva, John, ‘Jos Farwell, and Melbourne, do; Slst, Pallas, EH Herrick, and Only Son, NYork. SAVANNAH—Arr June 1 brig Cardiff, Melviile, Carde- pos: scbr Major Ringgold, Dunnells, Bost R ar, Alpa, Bath, Me. Cld Ist, stip Chaos, Dunton, favre; bark Saranac, Cole, Charleston; 2d, Br mail steam: tlp Conway, Beyer, Chagres, via Kingston Nassau, &; ri ex’ Rows, Liver mont Looke, Parks, Wilmington, N C. ee a ee fp yi ALEM—har June 3, sche Superb, Millbridge, for New ork, WILMINGTON, NC—Arr June 2, echr Wont Wind, Bur- vett, NYork. Clad schr Manhassett, Smith, do; 34, Filen Hayden, Smith, Cardenas; Aurora, Gardinér, prow” tavia, Berry, Boston; Mary Powell, Podger, e RICAN lll Et err wer reo Cay | on Tuctday, Teh, at neon. Subjest “ihe cheapest laud. arenes, weloome. Ad: to La liztas. Ben, LOBE LODGE. NO. 337, I. 0. 0. F.—THE MEMBERS G ot ‘are requested to attend » epecial meet- Sack the on Wednesday evening, June 8, on matters the utmost importance to the lod; JOSEPH R. ‘ASONIC NOTICE.—TH) MEETING OF the Stata ot Now Yorks ey pre te pollo Hooray 410 Broadway, on ‘Tuesday veming the Teh inst, at 1) on Tuesd: t] t. i A The office of the Grand se xiii Seoretary will be day and evening on Monday, the’ och inst. ‘Temple, corner of Cromby and Broomo stree GEO. 8. GIBBONS, Asst, Gr. Boo. ‘ASONIC—THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF the M. W. Grand Lodge of the Ancient and Honorable Fraternit; coeptod Masons of the State of New York, will be held this evening a7 o’olook, at Freemasons Hall, No, 000 Brondway. JAMES HERRING, Grand Sooretary. ICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD COMPANY.--THE transfer books of this company will be closed from the 9th inst., at the close of businoss on that day, until the mora- ing of the 14th inst., for the olection of directors. ED order: ofthe Board of Directors. EDWIN C. LITCHEIELD, ‘New York, June 1, 1353. ‘Treasurer, ‘EW OMNIBUS LINES-A NEW LINE OF OMNIBUSES ‘will commence ruprivg on ‘ueséay, June 7th, irom the Roosevelt, Catharine and Jackson ferries, Crystal Palace, The route will bogin at Roose fe and along South street, touching at . then through Gouverns ur stree C'to Seventh street, through Sev e, through Second avenuo to ventl 0 Uryel of Free ant OTICE TO MATES.—A MEETING OF THE OF- ficers of sbins, and other vessels, will bo held ov Tuos- day, 7th in .M..at Warren Hall, corner of Oliver and Henr; for the purpose of adopting some mea- sures for ai benefit and intorests. All those in m 6 partioularly requested to attend, EW YORK HISTORICAL SOCIETY —THR REGS- lar monthly meeting of this sooiety will be held at its University on Tuesday evoning, June 7th, at -past sevon o'clock. JOSEPH BLUNT, £sq., will read & paper on Tho Title of tho United States to the North- western Territory.” MAUNSELL B. FIELD, Recording Seorotary. U. A.—HANCOCK CHAPTER NO. 14, 0. U, A.—THE embers of Hancock chapter are requested to moet nesday evenin 8, at dress ftom Chancellor Mernu: JOWUN J. BRADEN, Sach Paes MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, NEW YORK, June 1, 1863.—A dividend of twenty per cent from the undivided profite of this company up tO the 80th April has been this day deolared payab! 4 stock of the ov: r. The certificates will bo ready fo- delivery om tho Lith inst: % and the holders of these and allcther stock certificates: the Company will be iuterested in the results of its bueinoss, from and after 30th Apel By crder of the Boa ILLIAM UW. DAVIDG orcbary. (PO MERCHANTS AND OTHERS OF NEW YORK CTY, —LOUIS SHAFFER fAttorrey at-law. of Canton, St county, Ohio, at present on a visit to this city, take sure In informing all those having cli doubt character, or others, in the northern hio, and in the counties alozg the Ohio and Penusylvania Railroad, that he is ready to make satistactor’ arrangomonts to sooure or gol- lect the same, if it can possibly to done, Lotters addressed to him at the’ Post offico here will be attended to by him on his return from Philadelphia city, for which place he will leave on the 7th inst. a 10 ARTISTS IN NEW YORK.—THE ARTIST WHO has ed the miniature portrait of John B. Newman, eased, is particularly requested, by his give information of the same to L. CHICHESTER, 22 Bast Broadway. UOD GaS.—THIS GaS IS NO LONGER AN ¥XP&- riment. “Wilmington, Norch Carolina, is now ii blaze with it, being the cheapest gas lit city the United States for ite size. The apparatus for the manufacture of ple and cl e8P whan compared with the to manufactora pas from coal oF ros certainly supercede both the las named methods. Hear what the Prosid \d Soeretary of the Wilmington Company says “We deow it but justice to te te you that the gas maau- facturcd by your apparatus and method, patented in 1501, Wee burne i for the first time in Wilmington, on the 24th inet,, (May,) and emitted s olcar and brilli ‘he gas burned at a distance of half a mile from Dove as Was manaiactored from wood,” , UAT. . HALL, DR. Wi, P. MUONNELL. {Extract from the Wilmington berald. Gas.— The gas works were in operation for the first time in town on Wednesday, and informed by spootaters that the light was a Drillian nd emitted whil nosmell. Last ceentng, be" stores wel minated, and presontod quite a city like a] Much more coula be said on this subject, but ¢ and all information can be obtained from’ Mr. W. woen the hours of 10 A. M. and 5P. 6 City ‘Hall place. PTAIN BOYD, MASTER OF THE OLD SHIP RE- public, cm bo seen in his new clipper arch, third door from Broadway, in Fulton 3 atarboard of the mew building now iu Course of erection, corner of Fulton atroot, east mde. He hopes his namerous friends will seo het pumped constantly and kept froo from sinking. Give hima w Olen, No he canvas {8 npread—his noodle points to the oast— in baving a full oomploment of ‘passengers is im an early call to sgcure a berth at 15136 certain. Fulton etrert, third doo: ANTED TO HIRE OR PURCHASE—A GOOD GRo- cery store, in arespectable neighborhood, Inquire of H H. LINNEMANN, 3 Marray street. tof Broadway. FIREWORKS | 47 THE SAFETY FUSE AND POW der 85 Liberty stroot—comprising ship sizoals lights, rookets, .; pyrotechnie exhibitions of the most bril- liant and magnificent colored fires o hibited in pyrotech- ny. The skill of Mr. Isaac Edge, Sr. rotochaist (and _ e Inboratory is the oldest in the Stetes, being in operation for the last thirty years) is, we truss, a sufficient guarantee to the public for the repute of the vari- ety and display of fireworks offered for salo, and which can- not be obtained from any other source in the Union. N.B,— ical fires of overy description at the shortoxt notice. # GLENN PUTMAN, tole acting Agent for 1. Kdgo, Liberty atreet, N. Y. STOLEN GOODS. ‘8 gold double hunting lepins watch, No. 29,223, ore, by a man who pretonded to make purchase of the same. The above reward will ba paid on conviction of the thief. Apply to the Caytain of he Fourteenth ward, or to the subscriber, A. BENJAMIN, Watchmaker and Jeweler, No. 203 Bowery. LIQUORS, do, 100.000 sr FANE, HOXDON, DOCK, CHAM: pagne, Otard, Plapat, Hennessy aud other choice Port, Sherry, Madcira,'Hoidsieok, Charles andi & mpagne wines, Sehied. Jamaica rum, at t i. UNDERHILL, brown stout and le to suit, by W. H. UN Crosby. pI , &0., ‘ilndel ¥ KULLL, 430 Broome streot, JUGS OLD 3TYLE SCHIEDAM GIN, CLUB ee Holland gin, bitter: sole agent for Tobia hin wine bitters, Stoughton’ p Schi-dam bitters, an ar- cle in general uge in Philadelphia, and superior to any other in this market. t 490 Broome sirert. j 10 OOO WSR HOF CHOICE BRANDIES, WINES, A Ales, portor, brown stout, segars, £0. spe cially sdapted for family use, at 3:9 Fourth avenue, corner 0.00 By W. H.UNDERBI Twenty-cighth street, (branch of W. NDERGILL Ss lishment, 430 Broome stre: it below nsusy Under tho superintend B. BROWN. URE WILD CHERRY BITTERS, ONLY 37:4 CRNTS, in pint bottles—For the cure ef billions and jausdira jate, and general eit Tiey quicken the bloo€ and glvo new life and energy to the whole system. Props by CORTIS & PERKINS. Sold wholesale und retail by Boyd & Paul, No 40 Cortland) street, ©. HL. ning, corner of Jobe strect and Brondway ; aid by Mri Hayos, 175 Faltow street, Brookly: LOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. —LA BITRE J ‘and gentlemen having any to dirpore of oan roovive a fade cash price by sendi tores, 12 West Ibroadway place none Canal atre Broadway, or by lotter, Boat, Sdrroneod Hadion atthaded to by hom. AST-OF F CLOTHING.'WO THOUSAND DOGLARE worth wanted. The highest cash pri y current money, for large au lothing, of every deseription. JAMES MORONEY, at go streot, near Chutiom, (AST ORF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED. Parsons desirous of converting their cast off, artioles into eash, ean obtaia a fnir prive by sonding for the audsarh bor, at his rostdencs, or through the Post ofie. L. it. DUSSELDORF, No. 18 Flin strana, N. B.—Latics attondad to by Mra. Puaveldor? ADIES’ AND CHILDRENS’ CLOTHING EMPORT UM.—Mr. and Mrs. PADDON have removed their sture from 651 to 761 Broadway, whero may be found evory arti- ole inelnded in « Indy # oF chil ready made, or ma 0 order in the nea! hionable maa- ner on sho: eis turn their thanks for IERCE & BATTLE, TAILORS, AND IMPORTERS Fronch goods, and dealers in overy variety of ger tle: furnishing goods, A Motel Na ae oy le an Hotel, wou! 8] invi t~ tention to theit large and rich nesortmens of enssimere rows ings, drill pentlomen's furnishing goo a 35 33 general, ro AAe~ which they have just received por steamer, and a facturing and offering to the public at the lowest cash Messrs. P. & B. have the pleasure of informing thete gas tomers who favored them with their orders for novef ti from Paris, that they are re Orders recetved till Angust for fall and winter styles ‘aris, N. B.—Gentle- men's linen made to order, in a euperior styte, Lo 1 the samo building one of the best shirt manufacturersin the city. DWSURANCH, Ho% INSURANCE COMPANY.—CAPTTAL $500,000, —Office mes LY) Wall stroct.—This company imsarem erohas ise, ay mere By ES ng ja pore ORTUERY of Blottavure A Wc Capital, aS0he ort any Me cee ' aurely invested, VINCENT & CO,, Agents, No, 77 Nasoae weaeek, sqvened fgot