The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1853, Page 8

TSE SSA SS SS SS FOR THE Murder of Ellen Lynch and Honora Shaw. His Conduct Previeus to Excoution—Letter from the Governo:—Procession to the Gal- lows—His Denial of the Crime, and Entire Exeulpation of His Son—The Hxecution— The Murderers Carser Emmos, and John Capte, dic. SPECIALLY RRPORTED FOR THE NRW YORK HERALD. ,. A rec&pitulation of, or allusion to, the crime for which Arthur Spring forfeited his life upon the scaffold yester day, wewleem unnecessary, as it in an familiar as ‘ house-- hold words” to every person throughout the land; suffice it toway, tuet # more diab: lical, cold blooded, and brutal murcer cannot be fund upon record, from the days of Cain to the present bour. Throngbout yesterday, Artbur Spring maintained the bearing of hardihood that be has almost uniformly exhi bited for sometime. He was kept as much as possible to himself ovly the spiritual advisers appointed to wa't om him, end the necessary officer: of the prison, beimg admit: ted to his cell. There was ro ‘oken of contritioa or of am acknowledgment of his guilt, and bis conversation was a shocking tissue of blasphemous allusions to the Saviour, of complaints against the iaw, and of contradictory as- sertion- im reference to the tragedy for which he was to suffer. Rev. Mr. Alexander, the moral instructor of the prison, was with him allday yesterday aud last night,aod during most of the time he was accompanied by Rey, Joaa street and Rey, Mr, Kensil. they were unwearied in thair alforts to turm his thoughts in a proper chanuel, and to induce him to make some sort of confession of the crime which everybody is convinced was committed by him, aad him alone. In the course of the interview yesterday morning, the condemned man becawe highly excited, and broke out into a wild incoherent prayer, exclaiming, in high tone Of voice, “0, Christ Jesus, how bas all this evil cvne upon me? All the world is against me! O why did you let them do it, do it? What 0, what have I doue that I should have been #0 persecuted? 0, I used to have friends; but pow, 0 now, in the hour of sorro #, no frievd saya good man what ails you! 0 dear. Odear me, [ used to have many friende, but where are they now? If any friend comes to see me, it ix to say that he thiaks I am guilty! ObowcanI bear it? Ol wish I was far away out of this dirty, cruel world! 0, they ask me about the Blood! They ray, ‘how did the blood get ov my shirt ? om my coat?’ I have told them, I have told them it was my own blood, and still they think it was the blood of them women. 0, Christ Jesus. you know whose blood it was! 0, if it was the blood of them women, bring it, and fasten it upon this breast—tben sll the world will know whe is the murderer! But 0, if I did not do it, fasten it om them that did do it. Let it follow them, and Stick to them ass burning curse, might aod day, until they tell who did it. 0, Iteld the truth, that it was my own blood, and not “hem women’s. But they have do streyed me! end they made wy son destroy me! and they are going to make him destroy me ag: O, Christ Jewus, ian’t it hard?—too bard! All the world think [am wainst me, thi ugh I nave toli them the sus, be good to my poor boy, O my boy, why did you let them frighten you, and make you hang your peor father, before my face ?”” He continued for some time to utter anc’ foolis’: expos. tulations with Providence, balf prayer, half s+1f defence, entirely dissatisfied with everything that held him to such terrible responsibility. The officer present inter rupted him, by informing him that the matron of the fe- male department was coming to pay him a visit of condo- lence, and toexpress her kint feeling toward him. In stant!» be became calm, rove up on his bad, adjusted his hair,,carefully covered the chain—tbe hated chain—from sight, wed while expre sing his revret that a lady should see bitr in so unsightly a trim the matrgn envered his cell. He recewved ber in his blandest manner. Une lady, with kind maternal feeling € vressed her gratiScetion at his baving exonerated bis poor boy from the dreadful charge of billing the women, which she bad the pleasure of reading im the payers At this his great po ver of golf contro) slmost failed bim but the werking of bis couyte nares showed the inward -troggle As calmly as he could he said that was the thing he did net do—he could not clear his boy. The lady. #ith tears, expostulated with bus» on bis un-«iilic s toclesr his boy from a charge +o horrible “U Arthur, as @ mother, Task you why you cannot say your snor stricken child did not do that murder? A few more hours will see you standing before the tizhteous Judge. to give account for all; but poor child, be must remain in this world of tears and grief * beavy burdem he must bear if you do not vobiod it” Bat even a weeping womai to spare his son, any more than the weeptog women who sald, ‘Spare my life!’’ Among thove who visited him during the day, Mrs. M L. Cales, a lady who was ona viit of merey w the two young © ep, Capie ard Emmo+ aod ho bad ons former ocearivn visited bim, reque-ted to hid himsscewell, di entered bis cell, ber coustenanee bracing wich Cheistiaa kinene + oo ber lips sorts abe bacie vim farewell, After she retired, © Lich thar dear yood woman bad prayed avd oh, Arthur, wh uld pot move bun love, *h+ law ¢ In « few weli- Too protlemen for «hor be had a forse, cCearion betyienerd bids As bis sich 10 se@ them was 9 4 evriyg it possible, ex querte@ to asrure by cae ‘they cid eo, « arte bi The chajlain, op thivg Ika « aid —~ Arthur, Tom geing yy eet goed ’ to you Your Inet son bas set, To morrow wil be the geand crisis of your + xi-tecce | v, in the higheot dupree, ention sour hope of heaven oe that of a weil If not on 1h goiny tu heaven mine este Jesus Chriet t God has died to save sinnere I believe that gre 4 Fave embraced it with alimy heart By f. biained redemption thr ugh his olood the forgivness of ins Tendeavor bumbly ts lives life of faith in the mit Gre Tbaveyarcon, | have pesce, Ihave hope—a goor beye through gra ebetever lepaeh my life may bw my Inst prayer WF God be merciful to me & sine ‘Jost as Tam—eithont one ples But that thy blood was -hed for me. And that thea bid st veo O Lemp of God Le ‘You have a great ohj-etion ty being called « sinner,lest, you on what aon as you think the houid nelieve chat you are the bideous mon-ter that pu into ea are Bat as Arion you must come, or you aro lost Sink tato rethe mercy seat of God, not only as a sin- ers, Good night’? Mr Kensil remained with him a lenge by derail (tke toli) adout Lyneh s he then in might of che going down to Mra Shaw's pight, «xd brirging home the u te ms cecinved he «w and thay although the -on broug put i> in the porket book. yet he ascerted that be his row hed co band in the muccerof the w men, aed that he ix entirely clear | Afie: having got through this statement, he then com- merce? to joke and Iangh Alchough reminded of the necessity of being solemn, he «aid— Thave go! a long journey to take on the morning but I'doo’t think they Will get me off until after diuner ax I want to lay in & good stock of provid ns,” and ne thea went on to relate | an aneecote tu reincion “0 two men ug w race: that | one of them tock ® week's provicins on his back, and when the ober hix he gave np the bet, aod then he would laugh agaiv until rewinded of his condition He | said he could corship it ashe was so glad togetolf In anewer 10 & remark thet every person in the commasity hat believed him guilty and hi spiritual advi lieved +t also, be aeid—* You must think Lam » Greek and thus he went on from one th ng to auother until be was left to take his isst rleep previous to awaking in eternit: The following statement in. referenes to whet oegurred just pricrto the departure of Mr Street end Mr Kensil, as been banded to us for publication :— Prigox en's Cnr1, sean M Thorsesy Night. June 9, Aftes religious verviee Spring wus naked how he felt. He anewer T never felt hett)rin my live; I oever murdered no person, and T expect te die « Christian: 1 bel Lord Jepus Christ can forgive i that He slone ing e)n6. alsi iin the jndgm waeh my eonl and Deve the re and give an accomn ap whether it be very action good or vil and in a place of appiness for the good, and piace (f misery fort ‘To n qnesticn put tn him, with the open Bible in his hand, “Do sou fee) thar God, for Chrirt’s seke, accepts you and forgives your Hewnaner trust he doen, and death does rot troute me.” To a Question put to him, "Do y. in the fear ef God, before whom you will appear in w fe h firyive every one who las inany way injured yout” He any wired, Ido, and I trust Me will forgive me, as I forgive them Hip Inet rentence was— i h the boy bronght home the money, he never he murdered the women; velther da Tbe ho w thing about the murder for if he ha have tclé me; neither do i believe Theeo are my dying words.” 0 bad any hand in it. Rev. JOWN STREET. Rey. RS. KENSIL, paplain returned to the primou wt halt pat cwelve and found bim enjoying «coin sleep, which continued until beif part four when be awoke and commenced to ip & more rational and devout manner for mercy, preying for bis son most fervently, and burstivg into a of tears. He osked wie name of the lady who had visited him, and being told thet it was Mary~—‘ 0" said he, © toat 3 isa sweet neme © why did she pot pray for met’ On ‘being told that -he was theo on him, with energy be exclaimed, ** Lord J bear Mery’s pr my ap ge gt adhe | what told him about what the people informed them that he was going “ ” seid ere wa “yout” "0 dons, doar, bu, i z 3 = ile E mey he intendea to cata geod . ‘accordingly a hearty breakfast, afterwards joined in prayer with the reverend gentle: present. Several ap) the truth and save the tation of his son, but all in vain. Up to the time of leaving his cell he declared his own innocenes, and intimated the guilt of his son, ‘At nine o'clook this morning Mr. Reed, the Attorney General, visited bis cell and read to him’ the following note from Governor Bigler:— Executive CHamnen, } Hannissure, June 8, 1253. Wx. B. Rerp, Ei x ar Sir—Thinaing is quite possible that the wrotohed man. Arthur Spring? has ao long persisted in denying his his son, through a belief that s § course might change in his fate, 1 bi thought it of his son as well as for tho public that y known to him that the: 0 earthly room for hoy no exigency can now y arise Which would demand ® mitigation, or postponement of ‘This you can say to him se coming from me; and if it aids in the slightest degree in indueing him to disclose his knowledge f the creadful crime, I,will feel greativ re lieved. On the very verge of oternity. and most assarodly without grounds for hope, he should, in such an awful mo- mont, foal willing to do this simple ‘act of justice — Your obedient servant, WM. BIGLER. After Mr Reed bad concluded, SPRING said, “I have no hope. I did not expect any respite. or apy mercy from man.” Mr. Rep then retired, and his spiritual advisers read the note over twice to him, and made some very serious remarks. ie order to move his mind to make the conies- sion requested by the Governor, to take the whole bar- then of the guilt upon himself, especially the murder of the two women. Mr. ALexanpER said to him, “Arthur, the Governor expects that you will come out fully con! that you are guilty ef the murder of Mrs. Shaw. Spainc—No_ never; but I wish to have my chains taken ny ‘The Sheriff, however, would not accede to his request. THE EXECUTION. Stoges, hecks, private carriages, and other vehicles, loaded with their buman freight, began to arrive at the prison at the hour of 8A. M., and long before the time aboutove thousand persons had congregated within its wails to witness the fearful scene. Ata fe~ minutes before 11 o'clock, the Sheriff eatered the cell of the culprit, for the purpose of preparing him for the gallows. His arms were pinioned by the oxecu- tioner, a disguised negro, and at a few minutes paste| eleven, he was taken from the north corridor, vy the eastern gute into the avenue. ‘fhe prisoner was dressed in his ordinary dress, and wore a straw bat and was more cool and sélf possessed 5 reveral of the audience, many of whom were oliged to resort to coughing and sneesing, and other pardonadle efforts. to avoid expressing their emotion, Upon turning into the avenue @ procession was formed in the following order -— Mr. Freed superintendent of the prison, with an officer, qhe Executioner dixguised with a mask. THE PRISONER, Supported by Messrs. Street and Alexander, the Rev. Mr. ‘Allen of the Episcopal Chnrch and Rev. Mr Keusil, Marshal Keyser and Recorder Lee, ‘The Sheriff's Posse, Police Board 5,ecial Deputies from Sheriff's Office, Reporters of the Press. The rear was brought up by the numerous Deputies who had been admitted by Sheriff Allen. The clergy sang a hymn ax they passed along the eve- pue. in which the priscner joined. When the scaffold was peared, the Rey. Mr. Allen rend the beautiful and impressive service for the dead of the Episcopal Church, commencing with—“*lam the Hesur- rection and the Life,”” &e. The culprit mounted the scaffold with a firm step, and exbibived little or no emotion. Sheriff Allen, Marshal Keyser, and the reverend gentlemen uiready named, ascended vith him. The tollowing dialogne then toek place :— Mr. Strext—Arthur Spring, you have been convicted and sevtenced for the murcer of Mrs. Shaw and Mes. Lynch Tbe execution of this sentence is now to take place We bave not ceased 1o warp you night and day with tears te repent, and to make your peace with God. Are you guil'y ur not guilty ef the murder of these wo: men? SprNG—No, eir; no, sir! Iam not. Samret—It bas alse been alleged, and tne Grand Jury have brought a true bill against you iu regard to the mur Ger of Mr. Ring. Are you guilty or vot guilty? spminG—No sir, I never saw the man in my lie, srnEI—1 have ene more queswon to ask you, nod [ have done Before Ged, who tees you. aud in who presence yCu s2€ F00n to tand. ie your son, Arthur Spring, Je., entirely clear of the murder of the-e’ women? ol SPHING—I believe he is, gen'iemen. I believe he had nothing more to do with it, no mere than I Baye. (Laugh: | ter.) SieretT—May God bave mercy on your soul! It ia all I have to say. After tis conversation, Rev. Mr Street delivered the followirg Spring and the gentlemen on the platform kneeling PRAYER. Almighty God, the father of our epirits, the redeemer of ‘whose eyes are now upon us, and who krowest tho hearts, we would app q aarieey the Pr hy the Lord God, we thon heart oud ae the dicre tor whose death he is no ty do thon co move mpon his b fore God, b Mater, whether he And U Ler Ged to look upon Lim to thyself. © our Heavenly Pathe d to those gi te extend th dren, and U. may ti they tne merey in thy spirit of th rtellow men, and may they dnd mer. cy in God! We pray thee to take them into thy Diviae x x Prepare us for the on of thy Providence, ano receive this wan, and also the multitude who are now Present, to pruice thee fcrever in heaven, through Jesus | Chriet cur Lord. Amen. ‘ Up rising. be Rey Mr. Sraser approached Soring, aad was cccupied for @shor, tue ia conversation, after whch Wr Street turred towards the aud and said: Geatlemen he tg li me that his cen (interreptipgly) - son is inaocent.”? 1t—Me reiterated me last night. and now declares before t tude that the stain of blood ia pot open the skir oo Is io bgnin evtered inio converse tion with Spring afte spring tock « pace torward and said:—*' Thave w furiper to say about it.* At tbis jusciure, the Fey. Mr ALEXANDER olaced his | Br Beurd the wretehed man’s peck aud § © arthur Spring, I -bail pes! the words * My son ts in Soring then whispered to Mr satiefled unless you re- alexander, who turned te the ‘pectators and «sid:—"* Arthur ig declares that bis ron is ionecent, sud let it go throughout the Jand that he is innocent The kev Mr. *Tiikt—~Spring wishes to say now—— SPRING (IBlerruptine)—L went to bed that night about Teclock wnd I vever got out of my bed until called to okiast in the morning, nor did T ever know anything about the murcer until the officers told me. ‘The white cap wae then adjusted over the head of the prikerer, the rope was fixed about his neck and the gen temen a-oved shook hands with the ermminal, who waa in a mement alter left standing alove in his fearful posi- ion We watehed him e! ely at thir terrible moment, snd could die ver no tremor in bis frame, or anything which tel: kened emotion or fear. ‘The Reverend gentlemen then bade the prisoner fare- vell by shabirg bands *ith bim. The pa'lows need was the ove npou which the ski bio bere suffered, It consisted of two uprig! were firmly planted ia ths earth, and a cross boas top. A strong framework, supported upon four tyo-ts wae placed in # horizontal positioa about seven and» bal! feet from ‘be ground. This frame was filed with two doors which opened im the centre, acd | which weve seenred by hinges to two sides of the frame. The-« doure or traps formed the floor of the +caifold. ‘The latter was renched bya flight of steps, which were thrown upto the platform from the north ride, Three posts were placed at equal distances immediately under the joint between the trap doors. The centre post was sawed transversely in two in the middle, at which a hinge A string was attached to this upright at a mmediately opposite the hinge. +o arranged thas the condemned man should oc cupy ® porition in the middle of the seaffuld, ever tue port Inst deseribed. As soon as the Sherif and the Rey. en had taken their leave of the wretched culprit. and cescenced from the sca(fold, the two outer supports were removed from nnder the trap doors, and the birged post was all that supported the floor of the sea lola At» given signal the cord already described was pulled, avd in an instant Arthur Spring was dangling between heaven erdearth a liteless corpre, His neck was evi- dently broken, for nothing save a convulsive twitch of ore of hia thomba betokened the mortal agony the body of thw wurderer was rullering Ue died as he lived, a bold, bad map. ‘Ibe execution took place pree meteeven and the body hung ly at thirteoa minutes vntil twenty minutes of wf hung just twenty-seven minutes. It was sown and examined The vertebra of the neck were found to be broken, and death must have been instapianeous, the body was then remove to the Green House, where it will ven ain for the purpore of allowing an examination of the bran to be mace by Dr gride, of the Pena. sylvanin Insane Hospital, and Dr. McClintock. It will then be handed over to Rev. John Street, for burial, We bave to express our grateful thanks to the Rev. Mr. Alexander, Jodse Joel Jones, Mr Allen, the sherilf, the genth men connected with the Philadelphia press, ond the officials of the priton, for their kindness in aif ord: ieg ue every facility in carrying out our disagreeable oury. After the exeention we visited the wretched men, Carver Kemmos and Jobn Capie, in their ovis, who are to sufie: the extreme penalty of the law on the fifth of Au- gust. forthe murder of an Irishman called Christopher Sooban, They both seem resigned to their fate. Maunders tn New York. IN THE CASES OF FITZGERALD, NEARY AND KINE, FOR THE MURDER OF THEIR WIVA8—APPROACH- | uron him, which was discharged from s ship aloogside of Lamatic Asytum, on Bleek ivell’s Island. The following is a copy of a letter written by Mr. Blunt, te the Wardea of the prison, im reference, to the insanity of the prisoner lll Orncs ov Tau Durnor Atronwer, ‘oui oe Se ah OPN Dae Toe: Sir—I am infornied that Thomas Kine, under comuit- yurder, is Isbering under evident azd that his mental and physical than the require accommodations of the City Prisen will ps Upon receiving @ certiticate to that effect frem Dr Covel, I re. commend his immediate remeval to the Lunatic Asylum oe Eek ogee secede be kept until relieved, or wball ui court. seamregt yan ory 2 en N. BOWDITCH BLUNT. City Intelligence. Surrosep Ovrrace Upon a Fsmatr~—Five Huwprxp Dourars Ruwarp.—We beg the earnest attention of the officers of justice, of every’ good citizen, ard of every humape man to the advertisement which we publish to” day, relative to the death of Mary Anne McElroy, whose body was found in the East river upon the evening of Sunday the 5th instant. The deceased was an esteemed nurse in the family ofCharles H. Clayton, Esq., in this city. She suddenly dissappeared from his family in May. The Board of Aldermen last evening suthorised the Mayor to offer a reward of one theusand dollars, or more, at the discretion of his Honor, for such information as wifi lead to the detection and conviction of the persons concerned in her abduction and deata. Accent at THR HippopKome.—Yesterday afternoon, at the Hippodrome, during the second part of the per: forwances, in which a grand steeple chace is represented, the horas of one of the ladies, in leaping overs hurdle, stumbled and fell, with the rider underneath, who, as it wax suppored at the time, was very severly injured In leed, the accident appeared to have am electric effect udience, miauy of whom, as we have been in- ft the circus, As mai ut the affair, im which the necident i repre- sented as much more serious than it really is, we appeod the doctor’s certificate who attenced upon the young lady, and may further add that she will, in all probability, be able to resnme ber performances in a few days, Carv.—Tbis ‘6 to certify that I attended M’lle. Angeline Pigott, after ber acoident at the niofang this after. noon, and ind she received no serious injury, having no bones fractured, or any internal injury that { can perocive. JOHN DELA MONTAIGNE, M. D. Now York, June 10, 1563. ‘Tum Wrarnse.—The weather during the course of the week has been remarkably fine, the thermometer averaz- ing not so high a rate as might be expected at this period of the year. On Thursday noon {t stood at 73 degrees, which wan the height at the saine hour of the day on Monday past, On Tuesday it was 75 degrees at nooa, and on Wednesday 74 degrees. This cannot be con ridered a8 excessively warm weather, notwithstanding complaints to the contrary. MxErING OF FikEMEN.—On Thursday night a meeting of the foremen of the different engine aud hose companies was held at Venn’s Cottage, in the Bowery, for the purpose of making the necessary ‘arrapgeroents ' preliminsry to the reception of the Mechanical Eogine Company from Baltimore, on the 13tminst. At this meeting, Mr Bren- pan, of Engine Co. No. 14, was appointed Grand Mar- shal, and Messrs. Hopkins and Bena, of the same com- pay. his aiés ‘The Baltimore company will arrive ot half past two by the steamboat John Potter, and will be received by the following New York companies, who will rade at 2 P.M on the Battery :—Eogine companies ow. 1, 6, 8. 11, 13, 18, 17, 25 29, 31, 83, 34, 44 and 43; hose companies Nos 2'4, 5, 14 18,19' 21, 23, 25, 40 and 53: and bydrant company’ No 4 Tue’ Baltimore fire company will te entertained in the evening of the day upon which they arrive by fre company No. 14, at their engine house in Chureh street. at the corner of Vesey; and wili, on the nextday be taken by the same compauy on & visiting tour in stages to the different pudlic institu tions about the island. such as toe Re-ervoir Blackwell’s Island, High Bridge, &. Ou Wednesday afternoon they will visis the Hippodrome. and on Thursday evening be entertained with & supper at the Astor House. Ua Fri- day they will leave for home at 10 o'clock A. M. Feit Ovt or 4 Wivpow —On Wednesday night Patrick Tiffey, residing at No. 353 Twenty-sixth street, fell from the third story window of his house to the ground, a height of twenty-five feet. He was injured severely and taken directly to the City Hospital by officer Martin, of the Twentieth district. Upon examination it was found that his leg wxs broken, and it is thought by the surgeon in atteadgnee that amputation ot the injured limb will be becessary ARRPTING A MADMAN —A oonfirmed luaatic, by the rane of High Metlath, was teken into eastody on Wednesday right on» warrant issued by Justices Bogart and Moore, of the First ward. The officers that arrested Dim were Cept. Hart of the Seventeeath ward avsixted oy officers Walker and Egbert, and the arrest was not effect e¢ withont @ desperate struggle on the part of the luoa- tic. He was taken to the Lunstic Asylum. His place of resisence was No. 21 cond street. ACCIDENTS.—On Thursday afternoon, Michael Stapleton, while stendirg at the corner of Chambers and Caurch streets, met with an accident that has resulted very dan. gerousls. A cart loaded with large stones that was pass. ing by at the time, was upset in going over a heap of rubbish that lay on the road. audone of the stoass ia faltirg out. struck the above on the right leg erasing a compound fracture between the ancle and kueu H+ was taken to the City Hospital, and is now uoder the care cf Dr. C. R. Agnew. On ihe same day, 8 maa was brought tothe hospital, with his ccliar bore broke, caused by falling dowa stairs in a house in Pel streets. Tha collar Done was set by Dr. McComb. Cn Thursday afiernoon last, about four o'clock, a laporer, by the name of Thomas revald, was acet- deninily knocked Gown by the fail of # buadie of iron rt 0. 51, where the msn wa: at work He was seriously wounded by the accident, and was taken vo the station house of the seventh ward at the foot of Gouver- reor street, where his wounds were dressed by Dr. Lodge. From there he was convased home tu his residence, No 57 Uliver street, by his friends ATreMrt ar Sticipg --On Thursday afternoon, betwoon five and six o'clock, Jobn Casey utiempted to commit eat cide by throwing hinovelf ioto the No th river. at uae foot of Forty.seventh gtre He was rercued fram drowning by John Gulligher. Potice Inteiiigence. Charge of Stealing a Watch and Chain —One day this week the voliee arresied two young mea, naned Toomas Wairh and Jemes P. Dudiey, alias * Boston Juck.”” on @ charge prefrried egainst chem by Charles H_ Coyler, of No. 18 Varick place. wherein he alleyes that the two ae cred partivs, on the Leth day #f last woota, esme up to him while in Corporat Thompson’ ing salooo, anc attracted the atiection of coms about a cap De was then They borb st 6 to hia, and p missed bis watch aud hain, va- ata rested in the mind of these two men bud extracted the took the ou) bis pdb d banded them back +o Coyler complainant then ieft the saloon wid procured « oolics nap, for the purpose of having both the men ar- rested, but on his retarn they had left A few er he met one of the sccusea parties in the nd ar ones cx a the charge of stealing bie proper ly the other was taken into eu tedy, ¢ conveved hetore Justice Stewart, woo Leld them doth to bul to aswer the charge. Tte prisoners on theic exarmina’ion did not éeny the fect of taking the waich aud chain fiom ‘be complainant, but said it wae morely w joke, ay toey ia tended (0 give ii back agein tohim Walsh acknowledged taking the waited but ceaied stealing it, ax be only took itin a joke. The magistrate, however, thought 1: was carrying the joke too ‘ar, and somunitted them ‘or trial A Mock Auch Frand —Omcers Dowling and Lord of the lower poliew, on Wednesday arrested two meu, named John Saysex and Bernard Kelly, on a warrant iasued by Jus Segart, in which they stond charged with obtaining from William Old yd, a resident of Knox county, at present stopping at the Fulton Hotel. The as , it seems, keeps an auction shop in Broadway near Cor'lacét street, end the complaigant went into tne shop and bid a packsse of kid gloves fur Afty cauts = duzea, and alton piece of liven at cine ceate per yard, alter which be was requested to siep into om and set te and *hile there Mc. Oldroyd haoded a five dollar bill ons Pennsylvania bavk, expectiog to receive some charge. He was then asked ‘{ he any eity money, he gave aten dollar bill, and th’s, with the other bili, was retained by the clerk, who stated that be yet owed $6. Itappears that the gloves wers charged fifty cents per pair, and the licen ffty-mine cents per yard, instend of the prices above named. ‘The complainant oo jected to the bill, and a small amount of the money was naily returned to him. The cave will be imvestigated to-day, before Justice Bogart. Burglary of a Clothing Store —On Thorsday vight, policeman Moneypenoy, of the Seventh ward discovared the clothing store, No. 88 Pike ptreet, open. aud the clothing distributed about the store = It was ascertained that the burglars bad mace their e.caye, In the strest, near the store, under @ cart, 8 lot of the clothing stolen from the store was found, valued at about $150 It waa evident that the rogues bad been disturbed and fled, They are rupposed to ve boys, Domestic Miscellany. Miss Olivia Rose bas been elected Hegister of Deeds for the eastern di-trictof Lincolu counts, mate, The fair candidate received 496 votes against 245 for all others. ‘The trial at Milwaukee of Mary Aon Wheeler, the fe male who, it will be recollected, killed her seducer Inst year, terminated on the 26th ult. The jury, after being but seventy-two hours, reported that they could not agree. They were dlachayged, and a new jury summoned for the next week. Cauirorsia SANpwicnks. —A tween tro white pine chips. extra, The Sardinian corvette San Giovanni, arrived at Boston harbor, from New York, on the 6th inst. A company of western capitalists, organized some months since, are about moving vigoronsly im the exe cution of one of the greatest enverprises of the duy—the construction of a canal along the lower rapids of the Mississippi, which extends several miles, aud haa its termination at Keokuk, lowa This will ooe of the greatest water powers in the Union, and will be of incal culable value to all that portion of the west, not only for the great facilities it wil afford to manufacturing emter- prises, but also to facilitate aud cheapam mavigation on the Upper Mississippi. We learn from the Ellsworth Freeman that the fiest of Magdalene fishermen from Mount Desert and Cranberry Isles, have returned home with very succsrsful fares of of leather placed ba- ‘cice one dollar, Mastard ING EXECUTION. On next Friday, the 17th inst., the culprits Fitegerald and Neary, are sentenced to be executed for the murder of their wives, In the case of Neary it is very probable that the executive clemency will be invoked, on the fact of the disagreement of the Sheriff's Jury, on the plea of ineanify, Fitzgerald, it in supposed, will be hanged. Thomas Kine, who killed his wife with an axe, a few weeks since, bas become insane, and will be sent te the Arente, Wim ‘Mrs 8 Paul and obild, Miss Baker, Nre Betes and two children, Mias Baldwin,’ Mrs Wilooz, Miss Manny, Miss Thompson, Miss Hubbard, Mrs Lieut Per ty, Mrs, Walker, Mrs Crane and child, Mise Hit Hebret, Mre Sheppard, Mre Morrison, F Hor lard, WR Borrion, JC Hf Wm Haskiew: hie, Thos Mrs son, Mis i¢6 Purdy, Bonj Franklin, Mr Merrell and som, P Smith, B Hnaobler, R Ja: FH Mav, Meurice “Hate Daal MéGuire, B Merton, re Lass, Caps Halsey, 7m ? Robinsoh. ib Bundy, N A Quarl Carter, NB Keeves—16 inthe From Curaco daughter. From Liverpool, i Jas Porter, Dr E MeNamera, Mr Eas obildren, Mrs Dezel. ote , in brig Ocean Bird—Mre M B Spire and hip Kossuth—J Porter, M Porter, ‘rs Gibson, Miss Kate Gibsoa, Mr ind lady, T Kason, lady aad four Court Catendar—This Day. Borrmm CourtT—Circuit —Nor, 61034, 673, 674, 675, 676, 677, 678, 679 684 to 687, 690. Court o¥ Common Prxas—Part Firat —Nos 1.003, 1071, 1,072, 1,074 to 1 079, 1,080 to 1.982. 1.085 1086.’ Part Second —-Nos. 1,038, 1,055, 1,056, 1,057, 1,059 to 1,063, 1,065 to 1,070. Married. On Thursday, June 9 by the Rey. A. D. Gillette, Rossrt J, DopGE to Miss ANToIertH C..ABNOLD, daughter of W. YV. R. Arnold, Eeq., all of this city. ‘On Thurd+y, June 9, by the Rev. Dr Spring. Wintsam Haxtuxsto ADEN’ R, daughter of H.C Adams, Esq., all of this civy. On Saturday, June 4, by the Rev. Mr. Shock. Wiusam 8. Moons to E:knora J., daughter cf John Ambler, Esq., all of this city. Parkerrburg. Va., papers please copy. On Monday, June 6, by the Rey John B, Hagany, Mr. 7acHARLAH BUTCHER to Mrs. Makia GarvorD, both of this city. Gn Thursday, June 9, by the Rev, A. 8 Fran Joseru W. SuaRnot, of Staten Istand, to Miss AGN Writs. of this cit; Staten Islaud papers please copy. On Tivursday evening. June 9, in Brooklyn, by the Rey. Dr. Smith, Mr. Buney Jacuson to Miss ANN’ Anniot Faa- sen, deughter of Mr. William Fraser, of Liverpool. On Thursday evening, June 9, in Brooklyn, by the Rev. Mr. Gilder, pastor of the York street Methodist Episcopal Church, Dr Fraxkux Sammi. of New York clsy, to Miss Amira’ daughter of Daniel B. Garduer, of Brooklyn. Newburg papers please copy. On Thursday, June 9, by the Rey. Mr Stearns, Cianins Lexauan, of Vi stria, to Cuantorra N, daughter of the Jate Nelson L. Hurd. Mt D., of Brookiyn On Thursday snorning, June 9, at Carist Charch, Maa- lius, N. ¥., by the Rey. John © tton Smith, of Trinity Cpurch, Boston, Dante, F. Apristox, of New York, to Juma M. Ranvatt, daughter of the late Nicholas P. Ran- Gall, Esq.. of Manlius. On Friday, June 10, by the Rev. Mr. —-—, after a 40 vere and long protracted courtship. which shey bore with Christian fortitude and resignation, solely sustained and comforted, under all misgivings, by their since confiding belief,in the promise of a rich and liviu tence in another state, Mr. —— to Mi this city. Farewell, loved one | thou hast left us— And your loss we deeply feel; But ‘tis God that has bereft us— He can al our sorrows neal, Died, On Friday, June 10, Rosanna wife of Hamilton Davis, a pative of New York, aged 30 years. The relatives apd friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, from her Jate residence, 479 Broame st:cet. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for in- terment. On Friday morning, June 10, Lovma McCau, wife of James O. Sheldon, and daughter of James stcCall. ‘The relatives and friends of the famity are respectfully invited to attend her fune:al. from her late residence, 747 Broadway, to morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock, without farther ivvitation. On Friday, Jace 10, Mra, Many NuGent, of Mullingar, county Westmeath, Ireland. Her funeral will take place this afternoon at 2 o'clock, frow ber jate residence, 175 East Sixteenth street. Her frienda and acquaintances sre respectfully invited to attend On Friday. Juve 10, of consumption, Epwarp G. Dz. LANY a nacive of Urlingford, county Kilkenny, Irel aged 31 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend bis fureral, to morrow aftecnooa at 2 o'clock, from bis late resideuce, 21 Bridge street. Gis remaius will be taken to Uslvary Cemevery for interment, Kilkenny papers please copy. Ov Thur-cay evening, June 9. ANN Euzanera, eldest daughter of Oliver Seeur, in the twelfth year of uer age. Her rewains will be taken to Preel N J.. for ia ferment this morvirg at 9 o'clock. fram her lata rericence No. 128 Hamersiey street The friends of the fawily are invited to attenc On Friday, June 19, WnuaM H. Bartox, gon of John and Sarah Barton. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the reridenre of his parents, No. 1 Dry Dock atreet. On Friday morning. June 10, ANN JENNNINGS. ‘The friends and acquaintavees of the family, apd also those of her brother Witinm, are iavited to attend the funer sl, to morrow afternoon at 20’clock, from 77 Warren street. Up Friday, June 10, at the residence of his nephew. on Long Iviand after a short illness, Taeopore W. Oupaas, fornerly of Baltimore, aged 43 years. Philadelphia and Baltimore papers please copy. On Fridsy Juve 10, at Weebawken village, Mrs. Manta Cox, wife of Wm Cox, of the New Ina, after a painful iliness of six months. The frieuds end acquaintances of the family are re- spectiuily invi eo to attend the funeral to morroe after- Bvdn at 2 o'clock, frow her late residence. On Friday, Juce 9, at bis fesidence, at Fordbam, West- chester county, Joun J De Lacey, in the forty Gfth your of bis age ihe friends of the femily are invited to stteat his fu- 1, this merming at 10 o'clock. Op Thursday webt June 2, in New Orleans, anddenly, WituaM Wyair son of the jale General MacNeill, of tuis chy, in the twentieth year of his age. Gn Friday morning, June 10, of inflammatory cro Jamys MORGAN machini-t, aged 52 years mod 5 month: Farewell forever! the sad words are spoken; ‘The brightest links in friendship’s golden chain In glittering ruin lie forever broke, Devoid of power to bind the Lesrt again. So memory, with snowy fingers, May t ete the opce loved image on the heart; ‘Thy toice’s melody, as sweet and soft As angel tones may bia the spirit etart ‘The friend: of the family, and also those of bi* son in- « James T. Kinnison, are respec fully tavited to at tend his funeral to morro afternoon at 10 0 clock, from hisJate resicener 25 South Third street, Williamsburg, without farther On Friday, Juve 10 in South Brooklyn, Witttas James Kaye, aged 9 months, son of Deonis A and Uelis Kane ‘On Frivay, June 10, at Norwalk. Conn., of consump tion Tomas M Lyon formerly of this city. ‘The funeral will take place oo Monday afternoon, June 18, 008 o’eluek ———————— ees MARITIME JRTELLIGREA OR. Movements of Ocean Steamers. SAM LnAVE POR pars Pacific Liverpoot ......New York....,Juue 1 Asia. Liverpool +New York... June 4 Humboldt Havre New York... June § Atlomtic.. New York LAverpoot... ine Ub Jity of Manchaster Philadelphie © Liverpoot.. |. June U1 avsb’ . New York, .....Liverpool.....Jane 15 Uncie New York,,....?ansma . June 20 Waeni New York......Bremen.......Juce 18 THinois New York . Aspinwall duce @ Star of the West..Ne#w York......San Juan,.,....June 20 (Ba- AN packages and lelers intended for the New Yous Hukarb should be sealed. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THN DAY el $0 | MOON RISER mors 11 25 + 29 | mom warTeR,...evon 11 3L Port of New York, Jane 10, 1353, CLEARED Steam: hip—Atlantic, West, Liverpool EK Collins & Co. Sbipr—Oregon, Brown, bie (River St Lawrence), JO Baker & Co; Tarofinta, Griffin, Melboucas, A Velletiar; Germania, Wood, Havre, Wm Whitlock Jr; Continent, Drommouné, Liverpool, W & JT Tapecovt & Co Barks—Nairus (Br), Harrios. St John, NB, Logan & Coll ny; J W Blodgett, Wait, Sisal, E VThebaud & son, Copermen, (Beem), Witing, Charleston Rodewald Bros; Gaetivios (sic), Oncrato, Palermo, Chamberlia Robinron & Co; James Wi Hicks, Latham Aatwerg, schmidt & Beleben: Griffin, Davis, Havana, Bailey & Co livole, Stetson, Matanzas, RP Back & Co; J B Johnson Stap es, Matenzas, Peck & Church. Brige—Su«arnee, Munroe, Cardenas, J B Gager & Co; Arcne (Br) Downe, Shelburne, &8,J A Braine, Cyrene (Br), Groveup. Moose river, NS J Hi Braine; i Parke, Cardenas. J W Klwell & Co, Isaiah (Br) St John, NB.J Pickard; Marshfield, Hodgdon, Car- denas, Mactbewa, Finnigin & Fox; snipe (Hr), Harris, Harbor Breton, NF Howland & Aspinwall; Allred (Br), Merrix, Quebec, J B Guger & Co; Chatsworth, Brown, Pars Jumes Bishop & Co. Sehrs—E C Scranton, Terry, Dighton, J H Havens; HA Stevenson, Post, Mobile, & D fHurbut & Co; J Darvel Lavk, Philadelphia, J W McKee; Frances Hallett, Gar ver, Kew Bedford, master; Davison Driscoll, Richmond, © H Pierson; Cecelia (fr}, Siromons, Aatigna. Hophook & Moovey; SR Lord. Smith, Baltimore, Mailer & Lord; Kim City, Frieby, New Haven, te Sloop—J D Fish Babcock, Fall River, J D Fish; Fredk Brown, Gardiner, Providence, master. ARRIVED. Fi M Srigate Leander, Geo st. Vincent King, commander, Plymouth, B, 20 days. The L mounts 50 guns and 600 men. Officers aud ship's company ail well. The L io ar- rivirg off the Battery fired a salute, which was returned at Castle William, Governor's Island. i rr ting im th Ship William Tapscott, Cornish, Live ol. May 11, with tabout 20:00) wen which ae rd gue pemengers, to W BJ T Tupucot, Had two death on mmokehouce for e a "i a 1, Liverpool, May 11, with 601 There in awoman in Manchesier, N.H., who is tho | pqree? Mommch (Rr) qin asote pentil mother of seventeen children—nine boys and elght Ship Patriot (Brem), Cousens, Bromen. 67 days, with the youngest 1s now about two weeks old. Fifteen uf hee | 94) pesomguen se ena. ‘april 19, inm squall from NW, shitdven aro Uviog, carried fore topmest, and sprung the foremast On last Seturday night, Reuben fytor, s well known | Ship Hudson, White, New Orleans, 18 days, to Frost fon samed Gestes sinh. Lt’ afte eadeatye |,“ Base Glibert, True, Belfast, 35 days, with 117 passon- four ied” froen the ‘ceeds ye Fount. "Delph ‘Gy i Mann: ay, tT 6 eau whale gave up. Joba Daween, ‘9 days out, clean. 1% ‘to order. Palermo, 70 days, to Chamber- , Homburg, 50 deys, with 100 me a ys, (of Bath), Rogers, Pomcs, PR, 26 g Clareoes (Be), Conyare Tolacda, 21 da; . Turks Tslacds, 78 with 6 panenaere, ”: Tucker & Lightbourn. Brig Paul T Jones (of Boston), Williams, New Orleans, oe a anantie’ (Br Roberts, Nassau, via Abaco, 12 t] ic y vi Abaco, days, to C Acker ete. * Sebr Wat itch (Er), Hutohine, Bermuda, 7 de with 15 rassengers, to Middleton & Co. ‘Schr Charles William, Boyd, st Johns, PR, 15 days, te Maitland, Phe!ps & Co. Schr John Benron (Br), Smith, Windsor, N3, 12 days, toJ § Whitney & Co. : Schr Elizabeth Ang, Marshall. Washington, NO, 6 days, Sehr Lady Wreder, Basnight. Seaton, NC, 14 days, Sehr Sarah Louisa, Jones Norfolk. 4 days Schr Henrico, futile, Riebmoud 4 day Sehr Jumes R Mitehell, Mullen, Dover. Del, 24aya, Scbr R H Huntley. Hatmend, Philadelpbia, 4 days. Kehr A Corson, Appleton Millville, NJ, 2 days. Schr Acklam (of Bristol), Fessett, Calais, 10 days, to Smith & Boynton. Sebr Amanda , Joneaport, Mo, 10 days, Schr Martha Hall, Wolts, Banger, L2 days. Schr JP Bent. Wallis, Churryfeld, 7 dayee Schr Harriet, Nowell, Parker, Sandwick, Mass, 2 days, for Philadelphia Scbr Homer, Parker, Boston, 3 da; Sehr Bay State, Burr, Boston, 3 di Schr Fashion. Loring’ Boston. | Sebr B ; Schr Granite Lodge, Colby, Gloucesier, 3 days. Schr Victor, Allea, Gloucester, 3 da; Sloop lucex, Bumous, New Bedford. 2 daya, Sloop Standard, Woodruff Bridorom, NJ, I day. Sloop Blackstove. A+h, Providence, 2 days Sloop Thomas Hull, Hull, Previdence, 2 days. BELOW, One brig, and a lumber loaded schooner. SAILED Ship Young America (clipper), Baboook, for San Fran- cisco, from Quarantine. From 8 W Spit, ships Margarot Evans, Pratt, Lendon; Isaac Alerton, Sears, New Orleans; and others. Wind at sunrice, N, sunset, SE, and light, The vhip Tarolirta, Griffen, for Melbourne, has anchor- ed at Quarautine. (By Saxpy Hoox Maayerio Tstsonara ] THe HiGaLanns, Juse 10—6 PM, One chip anchored nesr the bar; six barks, and six brigs anchored near the Spit, all bound out, fay bark, one brig, aud a square rigged vessel in the offing. Wine very light from the SE. Weather clear. Memoranaa, Cliprer ship Tornado, nevce at San Fraacisce 2d ult, crossed the equator in tbe Pacitic, 22 days previous, in lon 118, aftr which hed moderste weather; was witbin 300 miles of port for 7 days Clipper ship John Stuart hence at San Francisco 4th ult, was off Cope Hore 20 days, with cuutiaual gales aad henvy cross nena. Crosxed the equator April 10, in lon 112 30, after whlch had moderate breezes from N to NE. Sckr Walter Frances, hence at San Franciavo Sth ult, was off Cape Horn $7 days in heavy westerly gales; cron. ea the line April 11, in low 108 30 ‘after which had trong northerly winds. Ship Memphis. arr on the 8th from Havre, had two births and one deetb on the passage. May —, Fred Dab], seaman, a uative of Sweden fell from the jibboom and was d-ownrd; May 40 James Moore. seaman, a na\ of 1 pglacd, and Thomas Pierson, # mative of Swaden, fell ud were also drowned. May 19, vged signals with «large ship, bound EF, showing a sigaal with the letter T, black, on & white ground. Clipper -hip Oriental, hence at San Francisco 7th ult, experiences very heavy westher fou Falkland Islands to lat 68.5, lon 78 W. where abe lost foremast; mate course N by E for three days, wind 3 W, in order to ease and re- pair the damaged mast; was 48 hours becalaed within 60 miles of port. Clipper ship Golden Eagle, at San Franciseo 9th ult, from Burton, crossed the equator 2ist Azril iulon 113 W: Ship Narragspsett, hence at San Francisco 14th ult, crossed the equator April 5 in Ion 100 W; experienced very heavy weather up to lat 355. LavncHep—at Mattapoisett 6th inst, by Me W Bar- stow and Watson Cannon, a clipper ship of about 420 tons called the Lapwing owned by Mr Edw C Jones, of N Bed‘ord aid inteudet tor the whale fishery, uuder com- mene of Capt Wm Weeks formerly of the Iris. At Augurta 4cb inst. by Me Geo W Jones a «uoecior and tively modelled schooner of 24¥ tons,*owned by Massrs Nickerson & Co, Boston, and J D Lang, Vassalvoro, Me Telegraphic Marine Arrived—Ships Manlius, Cardiff. W. Hartford, New Or- ‘eaps; barks Pr » Palermo, Jobm Gardaer, New Ur- Jeane; Maryland Pattimore, Gem, Piiiadelvbia; brig Con- dor, Jacksonville, «ehrs Augustus 40; Dorchester, New York, Mogul, Rondout. Also arrived ~Ships Richmond. and Timoleon, New Or- leans, bark Masie Antwerp The Manlius en the 19th and 20th May, lat 45, lon 35 20, experienced a terrific gale from WW. aprung alesk lost sail sud spars, aud was obliged to keep the pumps at work. Reports. Boston, Juve 10 New Beprorp. June 9 Arrived—Ship Mary Merrill, Tahiti, via Kio Janeiro. Herald Marine Cor:wspondence. Pumapetrula, Jun» 10—4 PM Arrived—Brigs Shackford, Mistever, New York; War Pitt, Bexter Boston, schrs Watchic, Wooster, Naw York; Roacoke Paddock. Haddam, Erna ©, Kelly Bost''n; Lady Suffwlk Crowell, aod Maria The ¢-a, Crowell, do; DS Mer-bon, Spragy, Derien, Ga; Kebe-ca, Smalley, Beeston: Jane, Brown, New York; Geo Eiward Way, Bos ton; Charm, Studley, aud Sarab Aun Roe, Studley, NYork; Catherive Martha, Burton, Baltimore: ana Bickereli, Dukes, Alexandria; steamer’ Kennebwe Clark, No k. Clee) ed—Sieawishiv City of Manchester, Lai k Dnu, smich, Navy Bay seors Kebsces, Gould, May- flower, Smallay and Maria Thecesa Crowell, Bosto Kowerd, May, Salem: Lady sutfoti, Crowell, aud Hallo well, Haring Boston, GW Camwinga sharp, Porta mouth, NH; M_& M.hony, Nichols, Charleston: George Harris. Corson, Wilwingtoo, NC steawer Jone Yarshall, Copes NYork, Disasters Curver Sir RACER—She report ia the Fr respecting the severe damage sustained by stated by her agens to be incorrect Ste was put oa the kat Shangesy. wheo it was found thet sbe had re- ceived no Gan age of Co imequeues, the repairs betnyg astt- tated at $7,400, she got asbore on the Norsh Bank, while ia charge of » pil Bark Maxy H Krxpats, Tolman, from Rio Janeiro for NO leno. reuined at Kingstoc J, Ist tast Che cap- tein bad advertised for £1,000, on bottwinry boad, to pay tor repairs. Bric SaRan MCF aRcayp and scire Haaren, which sailed from Seu Preneisco for Oregon May 5, returned mext day, baving bed a heavy NW gale, split saiis, Xo. Brac Dupuy, at San Fravei eo from Oregon, hada great cenl of southerly wea ber duricy the paysase Oa the night of 28ch of April. in a beavy squali from 5W, aud foresail, foretopeuil, and mainsail rplic, Br BuG Mary Kinky, from Vor Rica for Baltimora, which was arbors at Thomas Polat, was got olf after being lightened of some 160 bhds, and was vowed up to BOth by ot-awer Retief. Br bruce Virkevivs at Philadelphia from Pones, during a vicleot SW squall 20th ult, wif West Bad, carried away fore and wain topmast Scr PRESENT ived ashore on Date Island at 11 AM Sih inst, when some of ber deck load had een dis- charged mod refted, & sloop was alongsing takiag in the velavce. She would provably be got olf at uigh water eveot Oth, Waa.esrmr Rost Porsrorp—The wreck «f this veavel, with the re NDE OATKO aod stores, were sold wt Chriat- mas Isievd for $4 500. Notice to Mariners, Lloyd's AGBNCY, MmsINA, May 13, 1853. Sir—T have the tenor to apprise you, fer the infor tion cf masters of vessels, that the sutherities have aa- pounesd that eon the wun of thie month a light will be placed on P- int Soreila, near Cape Granivola, on she suath- ern coast of Sicily, and not far from Mazzarn. Th will be fourth class sad constant varying in bril- Haney every three minutes, erected on a tower of the on metres 26.59, wud visible at « distance of fourter: les. (Sienee) WM. R. RYND, Sab Agent to Lloyd's, Capt, @ A. Harere. RN, Lloyd's. nd of China is vessel, is PR, Sid from Beverly, Ji jem, Cook, Atlantio Oceans, but pnt buck sane night on accoust of head wind, and wont (0 cea emrly morn of 7th Arr at New Bedford, June 7. ship Mores, Kelley, North Pocifie Vecan Tooeluln Jan 5, Roratooga 28a, 1150 vols wh 70 de rp ol 21.000 Ibs bone, soot hows 10N0 Wh 60 ap Has 16,000 bone. n freignt 720 Wh from the Janus, N Bre Hevirteta, do Spoke eb 11, lat lou Wi 89 W, Covington, Newnan, of Warren, Mth, ship Sea Gull A adel 455 tons), Nickols, Pa- cific Ocean. Sid 6th, shtp Hibervia, Indixa Ocean ‘Sid from Mavtapeisett Orb, brig March, Adams, Atlantic Ocewn Sid from Sag Harbor 7th, ship Timor, Rogers, Arctic Ocean ‘Ski from Greenport 24, bark Oregon, Babeock supposed for 8 Atlantic Heard from May 7, no lat Ke, RL Barstow, Tarer, Matty 420 Bp. an at Lahaina, April 1, Barnstable, Cooa, 22 mos, 600 sp, 75 wh; Harrison, Hathaway. 28 mos, 150 ap 1.200 wh, Kawbler, Willis, 6 mos 90 wp, citic, Pease, 23 mos, 60 sp, 850 wh, Clement Lane, 19 mos, 1,900 wh; 2d, Geo asbington, Kéwards, 17 mos, 40 sp, 500 wa, Na'ches, Hall 18 mos, 1256 +9 300.wh, Zone, Marston 22 a, 150 +p; 4th, Falcon, Gardoer, 9 mos, 60 4¥ Oxcar, Doxver, 1 ys, 300 ep. 1060 wh; 12th Arnolds Herdiag, 9 mor, 860 up; 14th, Hillman, Coor, 21 mos, 175 sp, 2000 wr; Fanny Nye 6 mos 20 xp, Amerios, Fisher 22 ms, Lud kp, 1,460eh, Juliam, Cleveland, 16 mo-, 20 4p, 1.800 wh; Er America. Fiber Tahiti Cid Int, Eliza Adsma, smith, Honoluin, Harrison, Hathaway, cruise, Ramoler, Wilts, Hovelilu 4th, Olym- pia, Rurre:!, Honolia, Sh, Draper, Coffin, Monolule, Cherokee Suith, cruise; 7th, Caravan, Bragg, cruiss; Geo Waxbington, Kdwerds, eruise; Zone, Mars'on, Crutys; Hero, McClave. Honolulu! Lith, Kurops. Werks, Houo- Tulu; 42th, Congross 24. Hathaway, erai-e. Cid at Honoluln April & Citizen, Bailey; 9th New Bog. Jand, Pendievon; Nerth hey Brown: 111 icon hmend, Cochran; Hobs Morvivon, Nortos. Warren, Smith. ‘At do 16th, Oambe Cottle; Jamex Maary, Wheldon; ‘an org Cas, sna oparnd Bd NB, and not “Air at Pe peete ‘Society Te Fob th. Netehes, Hel, Png bed bls oi; 24th, America. ; 26th, ratee, Peakes, do, 1400 bbls; 28th, Ganton, Sid fron do Osh: oan rs hs Clymrte, Saat ju; 23d, Pa- im do; meee 4, Natches Hall, "Gentwiok Phiten : Peakes, Sundwick Toland cai ter tA N eran with oo 'n00 wa 12, Montesume, from Pe Hope, March 17, Minerva, Smyth, ‘alparaiso April 19, ship Junior, Hammond, we a a, Friends, Lor Atdo ww, N ell. Sid 19th, Junior, Hammond, New'Bodford, fos kosoans age 40 cruise: ‘The Friends had shipped 1144 bbls wh oll 26,1451bs bows per Warter, to leave for New Yurk May 1; hed sold be- tween 400 and 500 bbls wh oll at 600 680 por gal, and th> vessel would probably go to San Francisco. ‘Sroxxx— (By the Choctaw at Boston.) May 30, lat 92.48, Joa 6113, Mary Aun, Macomber, of ‘and 22 days from NI, 16 Dbl BURG at seinen tens * Ashi showing a signal horizontally blue, witte and blue” was ‘sigualized. Feb 26, lat 493, los 68 W, by the Celestial at San Francisco. Bark Mary Gardiner of 33g Harbor, bd to the west- ward Feb 18. off Cape Horn. ‘A bark showing a white signal with blue diamond eom- tre, was signalized Marsh 7, lat 55 35 8, lon 63 10 W, by the Cole-fial, at San Francisos. Brig anvawan. of Mattapoisett. 110 bbls oil on board, steering for Payal, May 14, Int 3134, loa 73 40. Feb 8, lat 56 408, low 76 W. seen an am whaling bark steering E, showing a’ blue signal with a white diamond ip it, May 26. lat 32 20, lon 12, Amelia, of Sandwich, oll not reported, 8: jpoken. Ship Havana, from Havana for Trieste, 6th iast., lat 30%. lon 79 14- Schr Win Franklin, of Marblehead, May 16, lat 44 23, lon 60 20 4p Awerionn ship, chosing No. 7,614 MS, was ex- ged signals with May S1. lat 40 23°N, lon 65 10 W. Bark Golden Age, Strong, hence, last from Montevidee Fob 16, fix Sam Francisco (probably by eliponr shio for- pado, at San Francisco, May 2), March 2, lat 543, lom Ship Caroline Tucker, Chace from NYork for Sau Pran- cisco, March 10, off Cape Horn. Ship Gentoo, Devens, from Boston Feb 6 fo: China well, March 11, lat 43, lon 20 22 W; had xtgnalizad Mare! 7, on the Equator bark Falcon, from Bostoa Feb 6 for Ausiralia, Foreign Ports. Axmoy—In port about March 22, Br ship Nepaul and Br bark Eleanor Laveaster, for Wert t Sp ship Avdres, and Br bark Sappho, for Havana,’ all with cvolies. Antwerr—In port May 25, bark Palmetto, Howland, for Boston about 30 days. ABACO—I4 yout abt May 29, echr Gil Blas, Avery, hence, juss arr, only Am vessel in port. BeeMups—In port abt June 2, Br brig Devonshire, for NYork 4 days. Carvers, May 8—In port. ship Alexander, Barter, for Bestou ldg; would probably complete her cargo at that port and sail abt 16th, Cronstapt—In port May 20, bark Jedo, Paine, for New York 6 days. CuRacao—In port May 22, Br brig Sreed, from Demara- ra, dg. Ski 15th, brig Vaward, feom Boston for Cubs. Hone Kdxc—Io port Marche28, ships Flavius, Robin- eon, for San Francisco (so reported ia Friend of China; onsly stated to have saiied Mch 7) ‘ae Jamestown, N Gossier, Lebanon, and Mary A es, all for San Franet co, were alvo at Hong Kong. Hvasco, abt May 1—In port, Peruvian bark Carmen, from Valparaiso for Boston !dg Kuxcetox, Ja—In_ port June 1, bark Mary H. Kendall ‘not M Kimball), Tolman, from Rie Janeiro to NOrleans we Disasters) lavmroot—Arr May 26, ship St. Louis, Davis, Oal- cut Liwmrack—In port May 23, schr Eleanor, for NYork few days, with passengers, YanaMma. May 16—Arr brig Ruth, Hilton, Realijo. Im port abt 20th, bark St Maery’s, Lee, for Liverpool soon, with quicksilver and djewood, (before reported for NYork ) Ponck~In port abt May 17, bark Maria Hersey, Davi fer NYork 4 days; and others not recollected by the @ Sam_-on. SMyRNA—In port May 11, bark Ealsto, Kendrick, for Boston 24th a 25th, San Juan DEL Sup April 23—In port, bark Laurens, Logan, for Chincha Islands soon fi Savantiia—In port abt Nay brig Putuam, Pierce, from New York for Gacthajean 2 dag : St. Jouss NF—In port June 1, brig Souther, Atkins, for Perpambuco 4 days Sr. Jonny, NB—Arr June 5, barks Mary Adslia. Spald- ing. Baltimore. 6th, Cadet, Kish, NYork sbiy Wa Rathboce, Pratt, Liverpool; brig P Nevius, Boddie, Alexandra; sche Lianet, Holder, NYork. 4th, ships Wm V Kent, Flituer, Liverpool; Mss sachuvetts crocker, Penarth Roads; Kate Huater, Bush, iverpcol. ‘Tanm—sld Feb 24, ship Merrill, Kellum, No# Bedford, with 8.460 bhi: oi} from the Geo Washington, NBy SH; and Ty bee, ston. VK ISLAND—No Am versels in port abt May 21. Arr 24. brig Helen Jane, Nickerson, Boston (sad sid 6: for Truxilio), scar Pocific, Farrow, 3t. Thomas Vairakarso—la port Agri 30 ship Juaiata, Barnhan, for Baltimore; bark Ork, Hurchiags, for San Francisoo, nextday. Si4 14, Be bark Euphroayne (from Sandwich Isdands, NLovdoa. Wuamroa—In port Mch 27, back Jennett, Mix, for Sin- pore, and others as before. 21d 35th, ship North Star, relay, Bombay. Home Ports. ALEXANPRIA—Arr June 8, schis Edw Wooten, Wever, NYouk; Adelaide, Coimen, do! Reindeer, Cavhesrt, do, sid 8th, sehre Louis Gray, Sharp, Hoston; Buza Paro, Haa- too, Newark BaLTlvORE—4rr Juve 8 bark Wenham, Wedze, Liverpool, 46 days; brig Mary Ellen (Br) Sponagle from Viequez Pi; sehr Enoch French. okley, Fall River, Cid, «bip Marianne. Warkmeister, Bremen; bark Halleit, Booton; brig Cequeste (Br). Godfrey, Wart Levivw Jane, Ketchum, New Haven; Miaer- . Fall River, 3, :C—Arr May 29. brig Patriot, Swift, New «1 N Smith Smita, dx Cld Ist inst, vehr Milwaukie Stowers. Frankfort. BOSTON—Arr June 9, barks Kremlin, Dean, Londen, Downs #4 ult, hax 30 paxsengers in storraga; Locorto Bi ates, Philadelphia; brig Volos, Mavon, ao, echra Joa for Keansbuek; James a; A Tirrell, Bell, Baltimore; Cid sbips Wan’ Patton, Decker, Sheding, © Abwlio, Hall, StJobas, NB, to loxd for do; bark, Como, Smi bh Charleston; Modsaa, Fidridye, Batriinore. echrs C WD er, Atwood, Aux Uay Whiie-qoall Harding, Alexandcia; Copia, Seara, NYork. Sle Bip Beverly; bark J A Hazard aud from the Roads bark Mary F lace Barks Sephia aed Atton went dewa and ostne toapchor in Presideut Roads. Ship Jupiter, forSan Francisco sid 6th, BkISYOL—Ste Jone 7_ brig Ri, Johason. Cardens: BANGOR— Arr June 7_brig Globe Saunders, 3 ston to Joad for Wledies, schrs Young Averica (new clipper, of NYo+) Brown do to lo«d for South america. BALH—Arr June 8, sesiwe- Feemaa Rawdon, Town. rene Alexuudein Cid 7th. brig Veous, Orr, Wiluing tom, NC. Sld 8th. Drigs Mernilak. alley and Liacola Webb, Preble, do, honticelio, Cliford, Geurgetown, SU; sche Hi- her ia, Baltimore UBARLESTON— Arr June Saveonsh; brig Argus, Kew offing, Drig Moses Jarvis, fi Stiv-on Rockland. Me Florida ship Southport, Wilson, , Havaea, S days Io & m NYork; schr Chatleogs, Cid, bark Carolian, Sher wood, New York; sch> TP Als Baltimore. Sid, thips Zaitzerlavd. Carter, Liverpool field, Loveland, Havre. berk Isabella, Humphrey, Genoa. FALL RIVER—Arr June 7, sabe’ Clariase, Budd, Phila delphin; Joops A B Holeas, and Vieana, Albany. pGARDINEK—sid June 6, brig Nansy Plaisted, Ballard, vYerk HAKTFORD—Arr Juve 9, steam achr Uncas, Bates, New ; 10th -chrs Alfred F Howe, Eaton, Cardenas; miler Press Philadelphia, SONVILL’ = arr June 3, brigs Oliva, Kelly; Dido, Small; A Cooper yurn and John Alfred, Gray, NYork; sehrs Evergled Conner, Isabella, Robinson, and Tiong «te, Idward, Smith, Boston, Cld May 31, ache Burton, Adams, NYork, June 1, brig Redaey Usrr, Tar- box, Damariseotta: sehr Cresco, Lord. New York, MOSILE~Cld June 3, ship Arania, Soutelle, for Liver- pool, brig Ellis, Richardson, La Cistat, Fraace, NeW ORLEANS—Arr June J, ships Ratius Murray, No York: Statesman, Watts, Havre 45 deya; ache Gea WEL Harrison, Warling. Below ship Atlas. Brown, from Livwr- Starof the Seuth, Gardner, NYors; pool Old -tmshi ships Niugare rmore, Liveroool Eemeralls, Mo Manus, do; Cha- Howe, Boston; barks A H Kimoali, Sleeper Isabella (Hr), Rywer, Preston Eng, ache Ella > ck Pensacola. NORFULK~ Arr June 8, schr TH Thompeon, Nickerson, Providence In Hamptov Roads chip Monsoon, 110 days from Callao. NEW #kDEORD—Below June 9 & bark wupposed the Berkrhive (Br), from Honolulu, Sid, sehr Cohasset, Sal- timore. sloop Gergiaun Albany. EGON At Puget’ Sound April 27, ships Masoa, and Sarah Parker, for San Franci-eo soon; brigh George Emery, Jane, Franklin Adams, and Tarquin, for do At Astoria April 27, bark Louisiana and orig from San San Frenciseo, and others as reported 20¢h FORTS WOUTH—Aer Jone 8, ship Cromwell. tals, NY irk to load tee for New Orleans; sehes Nancy Mila, #lbeitge, do; Z Secor Pensaools PHILADELPHIA—Are June 10, brig Vitrnvins ( Parker, Voues, VK, 18 days; xehea RM Johnsoa, Lunt, Jacksons Leesburg Neylor, Mobile. Cld bare Kebo, Howes, Boston, brig TB Matrson, Biockmaa, N( sobre J Tinker. Reed, Boston Heors Freeliag’ Evans, do.; Mapatawney, Frame, Poughkvepsie; Robert G King, Leeda, do, AL Packer, Hemingway, NHiveo; Cabitha & Haonah semers, New Rochelie PROVIDENCE-—arr June 8, schra Yankee Blide, Hex gan, Cardepas 28 hult; Jeroleman, Harrison, Suffolk, Va.. Time, Purtlett, Saffolk, Va.; Palestine, Holt, Nor- folk, kimmm, North. Baltimore; James Barrett, Cobb, Philadelphia; Ach-ab D Jounsow, 40; Carolina, Robolas, Fadaysville, New York. Sid sere Et To«nsend, Vanaaaa, Alexandria; Hamlet, Hall, for Vhiladelphia; Antelope, Wormwoed, de; Invoice, Glover. and Mariette Hond, Jayne, New York; sloop Thos Hull, Hull; and Emly, ‘Terry. do; Southport, Jackson, do POR LAND—C1d June 8, brigs Leontine, Merryman, Ravana Caroline A White, White, Cardenas; Atwood, At- wood, Savannah RICHMOND—Sid June 8, echr Gunpowder, Bird, Hart. ford. SAVANNAH—<Arr June 7, steamship Florids, Wond- bull, NYork; bark Peter Demill, Hoey, NYork; brig Philura, Calhoun, do. Cid, brig Northerner, Farrar, Poston. Sid, schr Ax worthy, N York. SALEM—Arr June 8, acher Sara Hodgdon, Phila- deiphia; Jane Ingraham Wheeler, NYork, Cid bark Ona- nar et, Africa, Sid 6th, brig Ameri¢s, Bray, Phila- , delnhia, WILMINGTON NO—Arr June 6, schr Corvo, Cab! Rockland; 7th, brign Florecce Hopkins, Boston; Jane Gilebriat. ‘Thowaaton; sehr William H Clesre (Br), Sawver, Nassau. Virginia Griffith, w Yo Plummer, Cid 8th. schra Avn & Susan, New York; L Water- ‘ New York. ‘Wom , Clitond Mardoab, bs) Go , New York: We ARREN, Rid Juno 8, Derten > : q .\)