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’ preameida! of exhibited Persenal Capo—Are chartered at £2 10s. for 2 May 23, Flors, New ‘The structure of flowers, Mrs. 2, Ye York. WELW TORK COMMON COUNCIL. Raport—in tvor of paying, the, mediea bis of Dra Secor, Gon yt bate and pt nla hong fe mamongare por ciate 3 Haran, Bigs, Wow Youk, | 64. \Corderel to the Baltic and 24 3a. 60 if fo the ME o ‘ General of Lower Canada, CaxpivF—sid June 1, Batico's, ton, S Francisco. ManzamL1o—In port May 28, bark Manchester, Guptill, ab tS] poparte ia favor cf allowing tha members of Hose | the top, or rather spire, of the woeetad, Zoe evan wes Exhibition HAVEN —Arr Maj ‘ from NYork | for Boston same aight. pen hay renee Company No. 38 to lay out @ gardem in rear of thelr ieee ae Hhape tars seererey, eeeneen ota potty | Sect of SG ult Judea of the Nostheon anton ot foo Henbury, B0thy’ Gobege, Taos’ frome Chavionton te | *Moorersconsin tort April 28, ship Atkins, for Boaxp oF Arpannen, June 16, 1853. | Lon?¥y, Committee on Finance. variety of the common digitalls or York; Hon. John A. Collier, do. Boones Ayres tow Gays; Darke Argunti fa Ne ‘T. Compton, Esq.. President; Rerolution—That the oyster stand built in the :troat, — viowEns. Gardiner, U. 8. Dragoons. Coourann-—de May 38 Syl Larry, Basten, pe fem ain or cove err ey tor Bie ag Tweed, , rai Pearal ard, Ward, Denman, Correos on Marketa, Jeeeiege—vebe' Cranston, Castle Be | ee ed to Wack Now York, and proceeded; Pesdletor, Hiatan: | Of port Si ancl, brig Credatadly Hatah, tress re a ae ee at ae ca 7 a cade 2 soon Hagerty, 8 ny Wishington. r sasogl Rar Mei? May 80, Flannery, rom Chou ase ane orechr W of the Pear- my E 878 Broadway. York, is also in 2, . u r, = ind ©. MoCLENACHAN, Clerk, | First premium Jer Tair brooke London for Cardiff and San Fransisco; Sophie, Brahrens, | sall, NYork; 7th. barks John Caskie, PErmions. ee premium—Walter ane. from New York for Bremen; 3d inst, G Eagle, | da. Smith, ‘Havana; Sth, Catherine, Watts, NOrleans; AMdorman Conneu—| ancl Laco' Proposed Increase Salarte: the PARLOR BOUQUETS. Mobile and Havana, in the steamship Black War. | f* i Pete | oth, “William, Bovey,” “brig Gulnare, Philly nae leet er the ponding et tavand cresaxend | 7RO pg i: papel gees ey ry ay rig: apne yr Moti Feet, ar fae ulate AU | Comin eae ge aniver ete Ree Ciiceonton. Bid OUL bask Spencer chy, ae , are 7 4 ; Ne Ne ; Keying, a - — atreet. Satecvet to Comestttes i a ‘one of the Committee on Selarion ret Offices a ce [od frat ot oki a tees ex0t, 7. child, 6nd two pervants, 7 Jot, Tear ~ Sane (Idle of Wight -~Daarel May 31, Devonshire, som Re orton, onan coving som) Sonteas remlsion of tax for the year 1992, Referred to Comult- the members of the Police De. | the sage plant, brought from the Kast Indies, sadexhit (ColWB Todd and lady, 4 Campbell an ad pie rey 40, Zero, Harrington. St John, NB, | schrs Abaco, Fark, Pectiond: Mary, Means, NYork:; TW, bg or onan tenants of police, for an | Partment, Per. sid'e fair coupeasation; | for-vhich's prise was awarded to Wis, Vandewater, Ar shitevtot te Wii Shuitleworth ola and |, YAIMOCTHPasgod Moy Gi atary Whittier, Jones | basky Alvab, York, NOrletna; Manson, Aaa. Boston; ingthase of ealasy. Neferred. 40 Comittee on Salarios | Opinion thet the police are Wo. Pia dhe many. of the por | tori, are very attactive., They areplaced in the Séatro | suree, Mist kM Cailatan, Mrs FS King hronghidren and | from Havans for St Petersburg; Ro per, se tay Wik faved of tle ert 2 i ds, and look very pretty with t - Sid several days easller}. and Offices, Hicemen more energetic. They therefore submitted the | of three different stands, r Off do Int inst, Ossippee, Merrill from Havai ] Bowne and green foliage ad bright red flowers. That singular aqua John Raynolds Guascow—Arr Ji Corra ‘Lambert, New York; | At do 6th, harks Brunette,’ McGrath, for Boston, Idg, By Alderman Convxii—Petition of Waiter fic plant, Victoria, Hegia, or South American water lily Taaveny. J tier | gq tne (alr Cente: dere ee Lambert, Now York; 81.875, per bo Fries 1,800 brs; Ex Others te bave Sixth street renumbered. “Referred to P) ae rs Pe dite dare ay ghee Y } Laaveny. 3 8d, Glargow (s). Craig, do. taken up at per box sugar, on fea ; Committee on Streets was xoticed in a former a f the exhibits the oe lhe antag Bavee—Arr boy St Denis, Follansbee, NYork: Tem- | press, Boss, for NYork, lig sugar at $7 per bhd, name dipemeen’ Donxax— Toiition, of CG. Sages’ of J Seman Oe eee betas cot eases te Mes Oo Barnes He MH Stapleg-and threo | pest, Fulen, Mobile; Sit, Harvest: Nichols, Apalachicola; | pecliy; Marmion, Juckton, for Falmouth, id, gots lors, Referred to Commiitee ediately. The re- | only one im the Unit tates, and belongs to Mr. Cope, Denvir, Mrs A a, Mri P | Lewis. NOrleana: Nor. ‘carries 2,500 boxes; Juniata, Ne: for Cowea wits ey hee ; es by request of the chairman of the committee, was | of Philadelphia, who exhibits it. children Ww 8 Allon, 8 F Peters, CB Dickinson. W B White, lore OES) Robt Hooper, Chace Fereltice, Smith, NOr, 0 re oe ice 2,200 boxes; brige W HS "yy the samo Petition of John Scudder for damages | P°o',n’ine table and ordered to be printed. Yesterday, a magniticent specimen of the flower of Tiel Gtarre snd tamay of cag peens, | nee he May 80, Mary, Gilley, NYork; Missisai opi, pher, for Philadelphia, taken up’ at $8 50 ver pt hog pe Fs sree sce tec teaon ice | tide auld Goria fog, Panes Mak | mary anew,” dt Ut Maes Tpa Manca, | weet, Granny W Hua woh By the’ Paneer — ll of the folowing newspapers | "BC a ag i ** | ran beaut aot he pee Beslan giclee percee tite M Deew, Mrs prea citden, es | Staucnc—Arr May 28, Rastede, Lauw, NYork. wa Nuuvitas ld ilay 28, brig Cubs. Sewer, NYork, In vertising the act re'ative to smendments to the et than the others, ven of a ir adden a1 . A ed ul r-—Arr Juve 4 Acadia, Galllse, Savannah; 4th ‘bark Laura Snow, Bartlett, for NYork June 1; Garten ve tSanday Dispajshy aternstional Journal, | Wo paid a second visit on Wednesday to this exhibition, | towards the extremities. This is ite color when in full | D Trutsilo, F Durruthy: Indaggiwo, children. and ser i aTRRN Are Tints Aaeiiay , i | eager oar lag ci er aah Ay New Yorker, (Dutch) Sunday Mercury U.S Zeitung, thi harming a scene of floral | bocm, the flower being at first white, and afterwards | NTE 0 io0"C Moisant, C Ruedo and two brothers, J Sid 2d, California, Laidley, NOrleans ; 84, Prinee of | lg: ! Exprews,”’ fordo, U. 8, Mining Journal, the A-mounan, tae New York Mor- | and were sorry to fed that 50 © : changing to the above named color. Among the other | and'two tons, Cold Vendant and serv Wales, Sampson, Boston, ? Bonrau Puivce—in port May 17, schr Seaflower,Daytoa, tile Jourmal. Referred to Committee Finance beauties did not attract the concourse that we should na- aquatic plants that likewise weie placed here, is a | ¥ Goicarrs, F Veranes, L De Henedia, rege creme York; Mada Gein Bane. OWAm aot to amend an act entitial “An ac: to divide the | turatiy have supposed would have been drawn thither, | beautiful’ specimen, in bloom, of the magnolia makro- W Chase, ¥ Fernandes, B | (id 2d. Johann Lange, Lamke, j ldapcll gg ee ship Adopt, Barna, Mobllo; beak Kighteemth ward of tne city of New yeh State. bs out a the hot, dusty streets, at this period of the year. aoe or wat a cot aprermeny iy oe seg opr) gue A, Gen Lee el = Po mula ter lag Bist uit, Lapland, Simpson, and Star of Cuan pion, Gahan NYork es hg Tretia ge enamaon | CUviit was in tho moruing « tine more pesualy | th'iuny enc aa sors te al dovored erriny— | givGiMimott yiieit fig gentry mctertey | Bn, Brome fer Dont, Navi, Danoan Pala; Chm | Sug Janine ort Avi Polen toe (3) em Alderman Aivoup—Petition of Miller & Shannon | yu ited for examining and beholding the varied charms of | the cactus multiplex—and was highly admired for its | R’agiand. J Mortimer, ‘J McDowell, A B Wiliams, t que. | He Mass; Mortimer Livingston; Barstow, Russell; | for do, and others as before. others, to have First aveuue Glled io feo er hint | nature, as displayed in that beautiful part of ereation— | besuty. a Bo oe or OW Arid, Oot: Wang TY | Jane, Hunter: St Patrick, Kioney, aud Springfield, Roy, | | BaGtA—Arr June 2. bark Carlo Mauran, Tillingh te Thirty seventh street, curb ard gutter set from Thirty- o _It would be an endless task to enumerate all the various | C 5 Nvotk: Martha J Ward, ‘Stover. and Courier, Gemmell, | Matanzas (to load fer London at 23 per ton, carcies 2 fourth to Thirty seventh street aod paved from Thirty- | plants and flowers. But where were the ladies, whom | ,iuis of plaute, the fucbina were particularly pumerous, y Mee eae eee ee eee eee er atsid’ mana | boaealy Sis ese meine Meaniceee ee Bean acon Ree aero ne, rarer (eCatciee | saeweust Raye tuauaes tb Rave saan om sicinst api) | Sostusia Ria nin vinerce Monat Seer. e0 2 | Sone oolsey, Miss Aschse, Miss G-Reed, Mr Voor | Dinsmore, NYork; Faward Jobnson, Lawson, Portland; | 5th, baik Jobn Bird, Bird, do, Sid May 21, brig Orlom, Ty Alderman Twxep—Petition of David B. Thorp, Jr., | sere as this? Their visits were like those of the lection, by John Humphries, gardener to Fisher Howe, | iney and lady, Miss M McNevin, Misa’ Voorhos. Mra Voorhes, | alexander, Jobnrou, Baltim Loa: on — IPs, for reef from erroneous taxes. Referred to Committee on Finance. By Alderman Francis—Petition of Samuel S. Doughty for a rewer in Hamersicy street. Referred to Committes on Sewers. By alderman Donrrty—Pe@tion of John L. Turnure and otbers to caure vacant lots to be fenced on Sixth avenue, between Forty-firet snd Forty-second streets. Referred to Committee on Streets. RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Pxck- Resolved, That the President of ‘this Board be, and is hereby. requested to fill up the fol- lowing committees of the Board, of which Alderman Tie mana is member he bavivg left the country:—Co mittee on “Tands and Places” “Roads,” ‘Ordinances, “Joint Committee om acnuunts.’’ Which was adopted. By Alderman CorNELI—Re-0lved, That the Street Com- missioner be, and be is hereby, directed to have the num- bers on the piers of the East and North rivers repainted andreaumbered. Adopted. : By Alderman Pxck—Kesolved, That it be referred to the Committee on Fire Department to inquire into and report to this Board the expediency cf purchasing a lot im West Twenty seventh street between Seventh and Wighth avenues, on which to build a house tor the use of Hose Company 37. Referred to Commitee on Fire Depart went. ‘oy Aldermas Atvorp—Resolved, That the vacant lots in ty-ninth street, between’ Fourth and Madison avenues, be fenced in under the directionof the Street Commissioner. Keferred to Committee ou Streets. By the same—Resolvsd, That the vacant lots on Seven- teenth street be fenced in between Broadway and Sixth avenue, under the direction of the Street Commissioner. Referred to Commut’ece on Streets. By Alderman SrurTevaT—Resolved That a ferry across ‘the North or Hudson rive? be established from the foot of Chambers street to Pavovia avenue, in the State of New Jecsey, and that the lease of said ferry include the ier avd bulkhead at the foot of Chambers street. and be For the term of ten years from the expiration of the lease at present existing for raid pier at the foot of Chambers street, and that the Comotrolier be, and he is hereby, di- rected to carr: of this resolution and lease said ferry, in pirsuance of the weventh -ection of the act further to srter of the City of New York, passed April Referred to Committee on Ferries. By \lderwan Oaki8y—Resolved That the Commissioner of Limps and Gas be and he is hereby. directed to have Hamiton street lighted with gas without d-lay. Adopted. By \iderman Twxep—Preambie and resolution, That the sject of removing sll the eastern steamboat land- ings veth of Jackson street, East river, be referred to s a committer, and that they report upon the expe- f the measure immediately Adopted, and Alder- men Twed, Moore, auch comnities. By the same—Preamble aud resolution, That the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department be requested to report to this board upon the utility of the telegraph erected by Mr, Robinson for ringing fire alarm bells. Adopted. : REPORTS. _ Alderman Pzcx, Chairmsn of the Committee on Salar- Ties and Offi prevented reports in favor of increasi the salaries Yelicemen and other offices coaneot with the city government, which were laid on the table and directed to be printed. Of Committee on Repairs and Supplies—In favor of as- ing the room lately used by the clerk of the Board of ueation, to the Corporation Attorney. Adopted. Of Committee on Roads—in favor of regulating setting curb bye) soe and fluggiog Forty first street, betweea Tenth and Eleventh avenues, with an ordinance therefor. Affirmative—Aldermen Haley, Sturtevant, Uakiey, Boyce, Barr, Tweed, the President, Aldermen Brisley, Bard, Ward, Desman, Cornell, Alvord, Loherty, Peck —b. PAPERS EROM THE BOARD OF ASSISTANTS. Resolutiona—That the Commissiover of Lamps be directed ve City Hell place, from Cham! Pearl etreet, lighted with gas. Concurred in. Petition of 5. B. Altbause & Co , for permission to erecé aniron stairway io frout of their building at No, 20 Mercer street. yer of the yeiitioners granted by said board. Concurred iu. Report of Comm ittee on Streeta—In favor of paving and flagging Thirty eighth street, from Eleventh avenue to the Hudson river. Referred to Committee ou Streets. MoTION. Alderman Twre moved to take up document No 32, the same being the report of the Committee on Publ c Health om the ommuvicstion from the City Laspector in rela- tion to contrec: for removing from the city dead animals, offal, &e., which was carried. same was then covsidered. The question being then taken 08 edopting the resolutions accompanying said re pert to continue said contract, resul.ed as follows: — Affirmativo—Alderwen Haley, Sturtevant, Uakley, Bopee, Barr, Tweed, Brisley, Bard, Cornell aad Peck—10. legative—The Pre-ident—1. Whereupon Alderwan Prck moved a reconsideration of the foregoig yore, which wax carried, The question then recurring on the adoption of said report and resolutions the same was carried on a divi- anion, viz. :— Affirmative—Aldermen Haley, Sturtevant, Boyoe, Barr, Treed, Brisiey, Pea Peok—11. Negative—The l’resident—t. REPORTS RESUMED, Of Committee on Street —lo favor of concurring to per mit the Harlem I«ilroac Company to construct a tecupo. bo Grimson whilo bui & & bridge over the rumin track of their road from 105th to 109th street. Adopted. Of Committes on Cleaning Streets—In favor of Priating $6,000 for cleaning streets of the Nin ward, Adopted. MRSCAGE PROM THE MAYOR, A communication was received from hia Honor the Mayor, relative to the builcing of a pier souta of pier No. 1 North river, transmitting a petiuon of E. A. Stevens oa the rame subject; ‘whereupon Aldermen STURTEVANT presented a preamble and resolu. tion, authorizing the extension of room between the two piers to 250 feet. i Alderman Denman presented a resolution, that the one heretofore parsed oy the Common Council, granting per missiem to Cornelius Vanderbilt to builda pier in the North river, be rescinded Peck, Boyce and Sturtevant appoiated id Gas ra to Oakley, i, Bard, Cornell and ppro- entn apgels described by the poet— “Few, and far between.”” ‘Was it envy that kept them from a scene so congenial to woman’s nature, fearful that their charms would be outdone by those of the, roses and flowers exposed to view? or are the allurements of shopping in the dry goods and jewellers’ stores more attractive than the simple beauties of nature? In sooth, not for us; we spent some delightful hours among many of the choicest plants and flowers that could be presented to our sight, acd in scenting the fragrance of nature’s sweet- ect gifts, enjoyed a pleasure that could not be bougbt for money in all the perfumers’ stores in New York. The efforts made by this society to diffuse a taste for flowers, and to extend their cultivation, are highly commendable, and in every point of view they are of i fortunes. Im large cities like our own, where scciety lives in £0 artificial a cundition, the inhabitants are apt to for. get the more simple beauties of na sure, and to depend too much for amusement upon artificial resources. Asything that conducts us ba to the prime condition of un, when he lived among plaats aad flowers, ax innocent as themselves, is a step in the right path. A passion for flowers, when not carried to an excess, like the tulip mavia of Holland, isa healthy feeling, and in many large cities—-as Paris, for example—tbe most attractive sight is the flower market. As the above mentioned society has spared n> expense in fitting up Metropolitaa Hall ia an appropriate style, we should have wished to have seem our citizen population flockicg into the exhibition in crow@s, in the same manner as they do to Barnum’s Mu- seum to see the bearded lady, or as they did to see Washington's woolly beaded’ ‘nurse, the other monstrosities for which our friend Barnum is so world- renowned. As itis, we would advise those who bave a taste tor flowers—azd who has not?—to visit the exkibi- tion immeciately. We suppore that it would be super- flucus to remind them that “the roce it will fade ina day.’ Unfortunately, the naturai flowers, however they excel in beauty and fragrance, will not last as loog as thore painted pieces of calico that adorn Indies’ caps end bonnets, yelept artificial flowers. he flowers iu the exhibition the roses were the most Dume: ous, and several large and choice collections were exhibited ix the stands. In this department the princi- pal exhibiters were Charles Moré, corner of Ninety eighth sireet and Third avenue; Thomas Hogg & Son, Forkeile; J. 8. Burgess, gardener to W. E. Burton, Esq., Glen Cove, Long Island; Mateo Donadi, Astoria; George Hamlin, garderer to W. ©. Langley, Brooklyn; J. E. Ranch,’ South Brooklyn; David Clark, Seventy eighth street, J, Haueer, corner of Fifty eigutn street and fhird avenue, Isaac Buchanan, of Astoria, who exhibited a large collection of hybrid perpetual roses, moss and tea rores; and D. Boll, corner of Fiftieth street and Broad- way, whoexhibiteo a large collection of the same sort of flowers, among which we noticed a very pretty new kind, raised trom a@ seedling, cailed the “ Souvenir of Arhinnd, The following is # list of the successful com- petitors in Howers: ROSES, CLass 1. First premium awarded co J. 8. Burgess, gardener to W. E. Burton, Esq, Glen Cove, L. I. Do., Mateo Lonadi, Astoria. CLASS TI, Fivst prewium—George Hamlin, gardener to W. C. Langley. Brooklyn. Second premium—J, Burgess. 2 = Lag 10 The cther kinds of flowers were not very numerous. There weze, however some fine varieties of double sweet Williaans extubited, by Isaac Buchs nan and others, Plants, The ccliection of plants is mere varied than that of flowers. In the firet rank stand the fuch+ias, a large num- ber of which were on a side table, consisting of the ful. lowing:—Clapton Hero, Mudame Sontag Delicata, Pearl o Fnglend, Here, Beauty of Salisbury, Carolina, Mazeppa Megvificaus, &c. Up the same stand are exhibited a large collection of gerariums, among which are some beautiful plavts exhibited by William Chaclton, gardener to J. C. Green, Staten Island. The majority of the plants, however, were stationed on After some Ciscus-ion thereon, the whole subject was | referred to the Committee on Wharves, Piers and Slips. On motion, the Board then adjourned to meet to- mor row, the 17th inst, at 5 o'clock 'P. ¥1 D.T, VALENTINE, Clerk. BoARD OF ASSISrANT ALDERMEN, } Wednesday, June 15, 1853. A quorum not appearing the Board adjourned to Thursday afternoon, at six o dlock har ‘sy, June 16 1853, Precent—Jone. Trotter, Esq P nt, ia the chair Assistant Aldermen ‘ait, Mabbatt, O'Brien, Breaden, Ring, Wells, Bouton, McGown, Stewart, Whelan, Barker, McConkey. PETITIONS. By Assistant Alderman McUonkey—Of Daniel Gallagher and others, to have the grace of Forty fifth street, be- tween First avenue and Fast river, chaoged. To Street Commissioner snd Commissioners of Grades, By same—Of WH. Wright aud others, for a pier, about 126 feet in length, at tne foot of Forty fifth street, East river, To Committee on Wharves, kc. te to cppoatee Comins map Of Andrew Neshet, a ‘ommissioner of Deeds, To Committee on Saiartes, &e 0 same—Of Francis Cutlin, for relief from as: ment. ittee on Finsuce, RESOLUTION. By Assistant Alderman Kixc—That the sidewalk in front of Nos 10% 106, 107 and 1v® Mercer street, be fisgged. To Committee on Streets. REPORTS. Of Committee on Astessments—In favor of relieving P. ind Jacob Harsen, from asi ments; in favor of confirming the following asses ste, and appointing Isaac Kdwards collector therafor, via: for well and pump in Fifty-reventh street, bet ween Broadway and Seventh avenue; for grading Sixty-second street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues; for building sewers im Duane street, from sewer in City Hall piace to near Chatham street; in Greenwich street, from Vandam to Chariton street; in Elizabeth street. from the sewer in Houston street to No 226 blizabeth street; for laying crosawalk at intersection of Grand and Lewis streets; for regulating Broadway, between Fi'ty first and Fifty-minth streets, and Macadamizing the carringe way of the same; for buflding @ sewer in Troy street, from Hod-om river to Tweifth street. All adopted, each by the following vote — o Afirmative—The President, Messsrs. Tait, Mabbatt, O' Prion, Breaden, Ring, Wells. Bouton, MeGown, Stewart, Wheelsn, Barker, and McConkey—14. euseirdnen bp - Offices—In favor of rais- Marios te 1 25 i tal co te tae rs from $! ‘to $1 50 per day. Of Committees on Wharver, &e.—Amending resolution of Board of Aldermen in relation to the extension of bulk head from Troy to Hammond «treets Adopted, FROM BOATD OF ALDERMEN, Report—Im favor of an additional appropriation for the Commissioner of Repairs and [aid on the table port—| Propriating $23,000 to for ‘three boats heretofore used on Catherine ferry, ove: spete—tatere of infBedford st porte—In favor 6f sewers eet from Oar. mine to Obristopher street; in favor of sewer in Honter strest from Eldiidge street to seventy feet wast. To Com. mittes on Sowers, Report—in favor of {paving Forty third stroet, from Bracway vo Bich avenue, Ly Commitee oc streets. a platiorm at the end of the hall, cousisting of various kinds, the most attractive objects of which are two fine orange trees—one at either end—laden with their golden fruit, exhibited by Juimes Ross, gardener to J. Curtis, Yorkvide On the same stand ase exhivited several choice dablias, ard in the centre there rises, overtopping them all, the pride of the show, 4 most magnificent plane of the cactus tribe, the Cactus speciozissima, in fal bloom, covered with flowers of 4 deep red hue. | Awoog the oiber plants exhibited, are specimens of the Ma- rates Supguinea, Biliergia Thyrsvides, Oruithogalum Aureum, Burchelia Capeusis, as well as cacti of every cescription, Adsimia Versicolor, Tabernamontana Coro- varia, Callistemon Sempertiovens, &., &c. ‘The prizes for plants bave been awarded as follows:— HOTHOUSE PLANTS. First premium to Thowas Duncan, gardener to E. J. Weoley, Astoria. Secoud premium to L. Menand, Albany. GREENHOUSE PLANTS First premium to i Memand, Alba’ oncuIDS, First premium to L. Menard, Albany. CARNATIONS, First premium to Wm. Charitoa, gardener to H. Green, Staten island, GRRANIEMS, First premium to A. Gordon, gardener to E, Hoyt, As- toria, PELARGONIUMS. Best six varieties—Geo. Hamlio, gardener to W.C. Lacgley, Brooklyn; second best do—Wa, Chorlton, gar- orver tJ. C, Greene, Staieu Island. best three faccy varieties—Win. Chositon, do., do ; best three specimens of scarlet—Ale: don, gardener to kK. Hoyt, Aswris; second best do.— Wis. Vacderveuters, Astoria, FUCHSIAS, Best six specimens—Jobn Humphrey, gardener to F. Howe, Brooklyn: recond best do.—Martin Colloy decer 10d H Prentice; special premium—Geo, gardiner to W. O, Lanuley, Brooklyn cact, Special sremium—Luke Mullin, Seventy eighth street, Biovm.r gdale, RHICAS. Best three specimens—i, eaand, Albany, ITS. strawberries, cherries, and a few nectarives aud lemons. ‘The following kinds of straw- ernies ere exhibited -—Longwor:h’s seedling, Se- veck’s staminata, Hocion pine, Hovey seedling, Towa, Victon pine, & very large eort, white; Livingston seedling: Piince Albert, white; black pine, a dark deep red &o, ‘Lhe prizes for strawuersies were awarded 48 follows:— First premium—J. Hardman, gardener to W. H, Paine and Isaac Buchanan Astoria. Second premium—I.aae C. Winans, and Thomss Dun- can, gardener to K. J. Woolsey, Astoria, The cherries exhibited consisted of the following kinds:—klten, Pelle de Choisy, black Tartariaa, Mayduke, Knights’s early biack, Hiver’s early amber. First premium—Joseph Cudlipp, Jr., coraer of Seventy- sixth street and Browdway. NECTARINES, Diseretionary premium—‘o G. A. Maxiner, gardener to W.CH. Wadeel, Esq., New York, a There were, likewise, some lemons, of a very large size, exhibited by James Angus, gardener to Wiliam W, Fox, West Farms. The fruits consisted VEGETABLES. POTATOES, First premiora—James Avgus. Second premiuneJ, Harn PEAS. First premium—James Ang Secord prewius,—J. Hardman, BEETS. Firet premium—Jor. Cudiipp, Jr. Second presmium—Jola irul, N. J. CABBAGE. First premiuin—Jos. Cudupp, Jr. Seourd premivsu—Joho brill, N. J. waaTU CK. First premium John finil, N. J. cond prewius—Jee, Cadlipp, Jr. Inserevionsry pier iat—Chacles Winter, corner Seven ty-tlurd streevanc Lieventh avenue. KADISMESS, First premium—James Angus. BEST DIVPLAY OF VSCETABLES, First pretsiam—oha Fick, Bloomingdale, Eighth avenue. Second premiunti—James Angus, UCU MBERS, Firet premiuun— A, Gordon, gardener to 2, Hoyte, As- toria. teccnd premium—Wm., H. Mitchell, gardener to Wm. Watson, West Farms, CAULIFLOWEES, First premiam—Martin Collophy, gardener to J, 11. Prentice. Second premium—A, Gordon, Astoria, RITUPAKB, First premium—A. Gordon. Second premium—Jobn Brill, N. J. BOUQUETS. One of the prettiest sights is the collection of bouquets, ES ona circular table in « central part of the hall, in front of thistable, inan ormamental stand of painted wicker work, T. Dunlap, of 634 Broadway, exhibits one particularly beautiful. On the large stand behind, men- tioned above, are grouped various haadsome bouquets, fome in favey berkets, and others in porcelain vases. WY BNO Se cle wewvag on @ West Varme. 110 Willow street, Brooklyn; Flavescens, Nymph, Clara, Maria Therera, Standard of Perfection, Pearl of England, Elizabeth, alpha, Fair Rosawond, Voltigeur, Sidoni, British Queen, Emperor of White. Oa the same stand were two beautiful green hou e plents, the Apbelyandra Revilolia, and the Justitia Graudiflora, belongiog to the tame. The geraniums wero numerous, including among others, the tollowing:—Madame Miellez, Belle d'Epinaes, Warden, Ytolinskii, Arabian, Symmetry, Duke of Corn: wall, Sbrublard Pet, King ‘of Nepaul.’ The cacti were Dkewise numerous, ‘ond besides the multiplex, there were specituens of ‘the jenkinsonia and speciosa, in blos- som. Among the larger plants are two fine banana trees, ex- hibited by 8. Knapp, Esq. A flourishing acacia in’ the centre of the water tank; an India rubber plant, exhibit- ed by James Ross, gardener tod C. Curtis, Yorkville, as well as many others. Among the smaller plants there is a collection of verbenas, exhibi:ed by Dunlap, the florist, in Broadway; specimensof the Syphocampylas, Nitidus, Aecopanthuses, Grandifiora, Haz: bello, Saora Coccinea, and 4 variety of dahlias. We observed in a swall phial suspended from one of the larger plants some specimens of Asiati: wheat, imporied by Lieuten- ant Sf: Porter, U. 8. N. In the evening the hall was lighted up and presented a most picturesque appearance, besides which Dodo. th’s Bard was in attendance, and discoursed most eloquent music, The concourse of visiters during this period of the dey was larger than in the morning. The exhibition will remain cpen until ten o'clock this evening, and we would advise all not to lose the opportunity of so richa treat. A view of the Victoria Kegia in bloom is worth alone the price of admission. The Whigs of the Ashland District and the Administration, (From the Louisville Journal, June 13 } The Whig Central Committee of the Ashland district have put forth a most eloquent and powerful address to the people. We give the following extract, to show how the whigs of Lexington view a matter upon which we have repzatedly and strongly expressed our own opinion :— G The now administration has been but three months in power, but yet log enough to give some inkling of its Cemocratic character. Who get the spoils? Oi course thore who have deserved them by their party services. Now, whom bas President Pieree appointed to office? Will you look at his cabiuet? Would you, after all that was saidin Kentucky before the election. expest to find avowed enemy to the Union party ia the South, and inexorable foe to the compromise, there? Yet there is distinguished member holding such principles, now a Secretary of War. Would you expect to find a free-soiler theie? Certainly not; but turn your eyes wo Washington city and you will sce, in the person of Mr. McClelland, a redemptionless free soiler and enemy of Southern institu- tions, from Michigan, now holding the office of Seccetary of the Interior, High places truly, but doubtless well merited—gocd democrats, but only @ little soiled with the dirt of absli- tion aud disunion. Will you look at the foreign appoiut- ments, first ani second class ministers, the Supreme Court azd consula—valuable places—honsor and money in them, much sought after of course. Read this cata- logue, and tell us honestly and truly, how do you like it? and why it was that these places were given to such men ?— Jefferson Dayis, Secretary of War—Nullifier and Se- cessioniat, Reiert McClelland, Secretary of the Interior—Free- soiler. Jobn A. Campbell, Judge of the Supreme Court—Nul- Mépnond_diupionist. : filibuster, and secessionist. Jobn A. Dix, sub-treasurer, New York, with the offer of a mission to France—Free-oiler, aud leaderof the Van Buren faction against Geuers! Cars in 1548. Samuel W. Inge, U.S. attorney fur the Northern dis- trict of Celifornia—Disunioniss. Peter D. Vroom, Minister to Prussit New York Evening Post he is a freesc copstitutionality of the fugitive als law James Gadsden, Migister to Mexico—Nullifier and go- covsionist. Wiliam Trousdale, Minister to Brazil—Opponent of the compromise, who canvasced the State of Tennessee, in op- position to it, when a candidate for Governor, #ud was defeated. Soion Borland, Minister to Central America—Bitterly anti compromise, and so ultra State rights as to deny thy power of Congress to pass a fugitive slave law Benjentn #. Apgéll, Coc8ul at Honolulu—Bitler free- soiler. Edwin De Leon, Consul at Alexandria—Disunionist, and lately editor of the disunion organ, the Southern Press. Auguste Belmont, Charge at the Hague —Mr. Belmont hae been for years Consul Genezal in the United States of Austria, that bloody despotism, and is the person upon yvhom Hul-emann devolved his duties waen Webster's severe rebuke drove him from the country. There is no American feelng about bim. J.J. W. Grey, Postmaster at Cleveland—Abolitionist, and ¢ditor of av abolition paper. feJumes Long, Register of tne Land Office in the city of Chicago— Fret soil r Richard 8 Moloney, Register of the Land Office at bolitionist. Dex ville, Il Taomss Hoyne, U 8. Attorney for Iilizois—Freesoiler, and an electer on the Van Burea tickst ia 1843 Thomas Campbell, Commissioner of Loud Claim Califor pis—Freesoiler, Bex jamin F, Hatlett, U.S. Attoraey for Massachuselts —Chief leader of the coalition between the democrats and abolitionists in that State, All these are but a sample of the President's indefensi ble appointments. The list might bs prolonged almo:t indefinitely. Avd for you, Kentucky democrats, who admized Gen. Butler ard recem mended him for the Presidenc: you like the proposed appointment of Ge as Consul to London’ George did not hike ler, General Cass, or ) must have its reward, and in hts person it go: grest metropolis of the vor and editor of the Democra: making Douglas the Presicent. Viud.ng the * old fogies,’ as he nicknamed them, standing in the way his little sient, the Review made a systematic attsck upon Case rathlessly tore awey the pateb from Marcy, and mmcbanted itself and set the country in a grin by the exceedingly Irish w in which it citposed of William 0. Butler, General Pieree bas Lot forgotten bim for his service: in paying him he, of course, discharges a large part of his cebt to dercocratic Kentucky, claiming thi: ment a# coe made vut of his own good pleasure, and in cespite of Cass, Marcy, and the rect of the unfortunates, And, as if all this wonde:ful moraic was not yet sufll ciently diversified, the Van Bureng§ere up again, and Prince John is to have a foreign mfstion. Call you this “harmonious Cemocracy’” Whea you next go forth on rade, which cne of the multitude of banners will you ng out over the General's tent? ‘There is vot a jury in the country, when the democratic party 1s arrayed for these appointments, that wil! not con. vict them of making s bargain with the disunionists aud abolitionists, and then paying them largely for it. Coroner’s Inquests, Dean at Tee Fiat iv Mare’ Laye.—Coroner yesterday beld an inquest, at the New York Hovpital, on tbe body of Joseph Clark, sixty years of age, a native of Portugal, who came to bis death by injuries received by failing from the third story window of the building No. 24 Maiden lane, Cuzing the fire, The deceased was a porter According to the who Genies the to the He ad become proprietor Review for the purpose of aod in the store where the fire oceurred. Mr. Joseph B. Purd testified, before the Coroner, that about six o’cloc his attention was attracted to @ piece of firework hangirg up, which was on fire; I took bold of it aod pulled it cowm, and attempted to put it out: after a little while it exploded, and caused other fire works to ignite; the sulphur and smoke wae sn great that I was obliged to run down stairs; Clark was in the room at the use of the fire, and was helping to put it out ; when I got into the street, I looked up and caw Clark hanging by his hands to the third story window sill; some firemen were in the act of placing a lailder, but before re- lief came to him, he had left his hold, and fell to the pavement below; he was picked up, and conveyed iasen- sible to the Hospital, De. McComb, inate a post mortem examination, and found a eoropound fracture of the slull, extending to the bose. A verdict was rendered in accordaace to the facts ip the care, Svicwe ut Taking Lacpsyv™.-Coroner Gamble yes- terday beld am inquest nt No. 1 avenue A, om the body of Jules Lichner, twenty-six years of age, and a Bavarian by birth, who came to bis death by welt destruction in the taking of lsudanum. The jury rendered a verdict that the deceased came to his death by taking cyanuret of potassium, Marine Affairs, Laoyem oF THE Steamer Keystone State, at Prsua- DeLPHA.—The Lp ey steamship Keystone #tate, in connection with the State of Georgia, of the Savannah line, war launched at 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning) from the ship yard of Vaughan & Lynn, Kensington. She in 225 feet long, 2136 feet depth of hold, and width of beam 55 feet—diagonally iron braced from stem to stern. Maohinery—side lever marine engine; cylinder 80 Inches in diameter, stroke 8 feet. and supplied with Berson’s fresh water condenser, The ma‘ la of the Keystone State are stated to be of the best description; her model is unsurpassed for , and her finish displays the purest taste, that bespeaks an of the highest order for these who wrought this beautiful handiwor! and proudly elevates the character of our mechanics ant tne Robert Hardie has been selected to com- tleman of expe viene? tart ao teen's R is gon mor oe aenn, | PH Nad pevulanly winpted Log fhe oppo ts S Gage, Miss Baldwin, Miss E Muse, J K Martin and a: M Marvin'snd lady, C J Baldwin, G BG Mr d two children, O F xucas, lady Miller and two children, Mrs Frances Mi! 0 ren. Mrs Dr Rawson and two children, Mr+ Genard aad two children, Miss Sapfi Miss H Peok, Mrs Gardenor, Miss Skinner, Mrs Dudle: fan) Ayres, lady end child HD d. Dr Rawson, Mra Webb. Miss Wobb, John Hudson and Indy James H Foote WF Fairsloth, SO Fatom, J son- ton, Jobn Pisree, G Chambers, G Butler W Sherwood, AG Brown, G S$ Chiles. Mrs Wither and child, Miss Dudley, and Sin the steer lady (0 S$ Consul at Cape Haytien), A Paroderes, three ohil: oem Brena | ann Savaphtne bu Dempewolt, E Sohwo. . ip a jolphine—' 5 aerate oO Book, ¥ Wurlitrer, C Staslmuller, A Guillendoi mer. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Movements of Ocean Leaves steamers, Star of the West. Prometheus, Aretic. New York. New York... uAn Jane 20 y. & Mobile.June 25 June 25 81] mica warex,.,.morn 4 11 All packages and letters intended for the New York jeretey should be sealed. Port of New York, June 16, 1353. CLEARED. Forest City, Allen, Indianola, Fla, Ralph Post; Winchester, Moore, Liverpool, Nesmith & Son; Chimbo- raz0, Webb. St John, NB, J W Elwell & Co; Now England, Protteav, Glasgow, Dun!am & Dimon. Barks—Delpbos, Williams, Richibucto, T E Curtis; Avonéale (B:), Bradshaw, Pugwach, fL & DR De Wolf; Gov Uxholm, Davis, Philudelphia, Aymar & Co. Brigs—Wecissa, Powell, st Marks and Newport, Smsll- wood, Anderson & Co; Celestina, Fickett, Neuvitas, Simp- son, Mayhew & Co; Luigi (Neap), Tilose, London, James Wallace & Co; Julia Ford, Wsinkwater, St Johns, PR, RP Buck & Co; Prince Frederick & Auguste (Olden), Wurth- man, Bremen, J B Cunningham; Martin Van Buren, An- derson, Philadelphia, Thompsoa & Hunter; Vesta (Nor), Cock, Cork, Funch’ & Meizcke; Margaretha, Roofer, Charleston, Heovings, Muller & Gosling; Catherine, Ccea- vin, Pictou, NS, H G Donovan; Esther Elizabeth, Shack- ford, Windsor, NS, M M Freeman & Co; Queen of the South, Chapman, Rio Jazeiro, J & J B Thompson. Schrs—Ben Nevis, Sivsil. Jacksonville, Lane & West; Boston. Nickerson, Philaceiphia, Jas W McKee; Maria Fiiza (Dutch), Everta, Cuzacos, Dovale & Co; WT Con- quest, Worden, New Haveu, Duvham & Dimon, Wilaing- ton, Millury, Mystic, BWeldon; Etizabeth Aun, Krause, Washingtcn, Joun H Mathews! Alfred Barratt, Baker, Mla Kiver, Ja, master; Trionfo a’ Aveiro (Fr), Domin- guez, Lisbon! J M Machado. . Sloce- Sprague, Fish, Wareham, master; Helen, "'Steamer—Oveica, O'Neil, Philadeipmia, y & N snggs. \RRIVED. Steamebip Black Warrior, Shufeldt, Mobile via Havana 12th inst, to Livingston, Crocheran & Co. Steamship Koancke, Cavendy, Richmond, Petersburg, axd Norfolk to Ludlam & Pleasants. Ship Iovion (of Thomastcn), Colley, Newport, E, days, with S7 passengers, to J W Elwell & Co. June 11, lat 42 20, Jon €3 10, spoke Br ship Jane, hence for Quebec. ship Amelia (cf Charleston), Agry, Havre, May 18, with 2 massengers, toNturges, Clearman & Co. Sbip Adolphixe (Brew), Ncvane, Bremen 35 days, with 282 pascergere, to F Bechtel. ' May 30, lat 44 64, lon 47, spoke ship Albert Gallatin, bound E (from Balti- more for Loudon); June 7, lat 42 42, lon 56 07, spoke Fr bash Fravklin, bound W; «ame day, lat 42 32, ion 56 08, spoke ship Iovian, bound W. Bark Charlotte Harrison (3r), Chandler, Greenock, 42 with 182 passergers, to James Lee & Co. June 8, &e, spoke bark Florence, of Bach, from St John, ‘or London, Eark Marchiovess of Cl desdsle (Br), Ferguson, Glas- gow, 57 days, with 205 pursengers, to Richd lrvia Bark Gustay (Brem), Von Seutan, Bremen, 34 days. with £00 passengers, (order. June 7. Iai 43.49, low 54 28, spoke Nurw bark De Coror, from Newcastle for New York, 42 days out Bark Uidenburg (Olen), Mopkin, Bremen, 40 days, to Hennizgs, Muller & Gosling: 2645, epoke Br bask Atlanta from Aws\eidam for New Brauswick, 14 days out; 17th, lat 43 22, lon 28 46, caw Br brig C oun Bark Necoochee (of Aucu: Thorpe, Cienfuegos, 7 duys,to Aymar & Co. June 16 cf Cupes of Delaware, spoke avd boarded the scar W Darling, of and for Provi- decor fiom Boltx.ose; ihe captain very sick with inflam w ation of the bowels. Bark ‘Lhe nicols FE Baxter (of Philadelphia), Garvin, Apa- and 12 days from Savennsh, to Barclay & Livingsto (Sic), Dominice, Palermo, 66 days, to Dra 18, Cape Hay at 31 34. lew 7 a white n, 30, fignal, with + 10. saw brig for B rt . ‘2 Maine, Pinkbem May 20, Jat 23 bf thip Sea Nymph, from Ne 11 days out. ig G@ WR , June 1, to Feeoriaza & Co u W R has experienced strong days north of Cape Hattie: aa rc Brig Lavaces Arderson, In Grande, May 27, to master, June 2. off Cape Cazavezal, spoke ship HH Kocdy, of Brunswick, from New Orleans fur Liverpool, 7 days cut, Eebr Ao! 3, Port au Prinee. 30 days, to H &W Delatiel let 28 80, lon 71 10, spoke brig St Andrew, fiom Baltimore for Jamaica, 7 deys out; June 2, iat 31 42, lon 74.18, epcke whuliog brig Anaayan, Finney, 12 monibs out, with 110 bbls oil, al well, same time, spoke whaling bark Beverly, 6 mouths out, ‘ith 80 bbls oil, The A! has been 12 days torch of Cape Hatteras, and whe Leculmed for ten éays off Care Hay tien. Sebr Relief (of Machias), Cates, Nuevitas, May 25, to T Oven & Sous. Schr Ransom (3), masier. Schr Jsabella, Davis, Wilmington, NC, 8 days. Schr’ Msp et, Smith, Wilmington, NC, 9 days Sehr Hoard, Dav whern, 8 days Sebr Aun Mana, Concklin, Newbern, 9 days. Schr James Nelison, Cramer, Swansboro,” 12 days, Echr Lewis AFdwards, Swit, Norfolk, 3 days, Schr Oriana, Dor ge, Richm hd, 6 days. Schr Chief, VanNade, Virginia, 3 Seb Alexander Day, Schr Wa Henry, Smith, Virginia, 8 days. Schr Ripple, Turner, Virginia, 8 day Sehr Mary & Adeline, Turver, Chincoteague, 3 days. Schr James Maull, Silby, Chincoteague, 8 days. Schr James A Boyard, William, Coincoteague, 2 days. Febr Hanreh Hayens, Riebards, Chincoteague, 3 days. Scbr Chase, Oskes, Philadelphia’ 8 days iNips, Rappabanzock, 3 days, r Yantio, Parsons, Machins, 8 days. B Coffin, Huntley, Columbia, 6 days, Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 9 days, to ‘even Sisters, ———, Harsington, 19 days, Sehr Maize, Norwood, Rockland, 4 days. Steamer Delaware, Seymeur, Philsdelphia, BELOW, Ship American Eagle, 28 days from Liverpool Ship Andover, 35 cays from Newport. Ship Arabella, 30 cays from Havre. (By Saypy Hook Painting Tatecrara. | ‘Tuk HicHianns, June 16—Sundowa, Ship Patrick Herry going out past the bar. Ships Con- queror and Empire State coming down past the Spit, Five brigs bound out. are at anchor near the Spit, One brig cour of the Highlands, Wind fresh from the South. Weather clear. (Per Steamsmp Asta. Anrwenp—Arr May 31, Maytlower, Rogers, New York. BaTAviA— Arr MM , NB Palmer, Low, Onrust, Sid April 11, Fany Forrester, Peterson, Boston. Boxvtacx—ta port May £0, Cubana, Redouilh, for New d Cuba; Surprice, for San Franciseo; Bella y , Coroelles, for New Orleans; Horatio, Kempton, Philadelphia; Mergaret, Wood, do; Martin Friedrich, Kracft, New Orleans; Arthur, Spear, do; Sarah Bridge, Sturdevant, do; Elizabeth Bruce, Brown, do; Horatio, Ciampton, NYork; Eseoriaza, Pope, for do BREMERWAVEN—Arr May 29, Anna, Raschen, Baltimora; 80th, Holus, Lubben, do; Urion, Schwartzo, Charleston; Bist, Agres, Schilling, NYork. S14 20th, Johanna, Hein, NYork; J W Buddecke, Uloius, Galveston. Enustore-Sid from the Pill May 31, Robert Poel, John. ron New York: Ist int, Chesterbolm, Hea-d do pera arr June 4, Maroy Lolo, Morewe, NXOT, pet ‘tien, in brig R W Packer—J D Wilson and | Also ldg, Squantum, Cros for Boston; Princeton, Rossel. for NYork; vity of Manchester (s), Wylie, for 5 others before repéFted, 21, Helios, Danwevig, Newcastle and Nicolai, Jean, Martini, Newport and NOrkans, Limerick—Sld Jone 1, Rosa, Schroeder, NYork. Mansunius—Sid Mey 28, Pring Oscar, Stephenson, New York MaprinA~Acr May 22, Brooksville, Tibbetts, New York. Sld 2st, Hereisimo, do. Navrim Arr May 28, Mount Washington, Goodwin, N Orleans New Havex—Of May 30, John Rayenal, Pitman, from Philadelpbia for London. Newront— Cid June 1, Reindeer, Lawrence, NYork. Patermo—Arr May 24, Parana, Bettes, Messina. Rica Roaps—Arr May 23, Cieopatza, Danneberg, New York; 25th, A R, Oldrey. do. StantT—Off May 30, Violet, from United States for Lon- don. ‘Taxmt.~Arr May 31, Albert, Reichfield, Boston. Famous, June 1—The Brodrene, Evansen, from Gothenburg for Borton, which put in here May 28, leaky, has been surveyed, and commenced discharging. Bremen, May 81—An American schoouer, dismasted avd abandoned, marked on her stern, ‘Fanny. of New York.’ was passed Nov 2, lat 38 N. lon 54 W, by the Marie, Otten arr here from Porto Plata. (Undoubtedly the new schr Fanny, Jamison, which left NYork on the 24 March for Australia, and several times fallen im with. abandoned). pes the ‘rhipe @ Law, of iser says the ships George Law, Nyon eee oes asd Rubicon of Boston, Cabt Doane, left NYork for San Francisco, 22 former on the 18th May, 1852, the latter on the 14th, or perhaps still nearer to- gether. Capt Doane writes that they entered SFrancisco, side by side, and sailed again together for the Kast Indies, touching st Honolulu both on the same day. They arrived at, and departed from Singapore te rage ‘and both pro- ceed-d to akyab, where they arrived at the same time. ‘There was not twelve hours difference in the time of their arrival all those places. The Geo Law remained at Akyab, but the Rubicon proceeded to Calcutta. ‘Tok Macine Reports, HES Boston, June 16, Anived—Ship Robert Patton, Apalachicola; brigs Eliza Burgess, Sen Juan, Guba; Mail and Empire, Pailadelphia; sebrs Racbel Jane, Washington, NC; John Clark, Freie- rickeburg: Faleon, Ranger, Jane C Patterson, Julia Aan, and David Smith, Philadelphia; Isabela, Connal, Mary Elize bech, Pavilion, and Effort, NYork. ‘Also arrived—Ship John Bunyan, Liyerprol; barks Frexklin (Fr), Rochelle; Jom Corin, Ctenfusgos; Charles William, Charleston, ‘ Cleared—Bark Maiia, Melbourne, Australia. NEW ORLEANS, Juno 15. Arrived—Bark Susan W Lind, Boston, Herald Marine Correspondence, PuapetrHia, June 16-4 PM, Sbip Hereyra (br). Swish, Liverpool; brigs F mptaine, San Jago de Cuba; Melazzo Nichols, ‘oken, ‘Smith, Boston; Velasco, Dillingham, Providence; Brem galifot Amor, Kasseholm, Bremen; seh: Kendusky, Harke#, Providence; BL Berry, Weaver, Bo:- ten; ZStratton Haley, Morris Riv Ceared—Frige Emma, Baker, on; Velasco, Dilling- ham, do; Fricndship, Wilson. do; scurs BL Bezry, Wea- hart Pragigence Z Stratton, Haley, Richmond, Va; Ken- uekY, HASKCH ‘Dri, JF Leplas, Manu, Sayduaary, Sarah Ann, Tolley, N York, Disasters, Frencn Suir Mocna, 400 tons, laden with rice axd jute, was burnt at sea April 9, near Algoa, supposed from spon: taneous combustion of jute. Br Bank Oive Branca, Baird, from Sunderland, (anp- pored for Quebec) was wrecked at Louisburg, OB, cn May 81, and sold for ascount of the underwriters, Sain Asus ayn, Nelson, in ballast, from Hast Machias for Cutler, went ashore on Cross Island in » ‘hick fog, on the morning of Jone 13, at 2 o'clock. Captain N is at East Machias, and has engaged steamer Flushiug to go to her assictance. He think: she may be got off the rocks, ehould the weather be moderate.” When Captain NJeft she was fullof water. and iv & bad position, Scur Saran M’Donacp, at Philadelphia from Providence, in going up the Delawaze oo Tuesday morning. at 3 o'clock, eame ia contact with the stip Louie Marie, which was at auchor off Delaware city, without any light set; carried away main rigging, stauncheons, bulwarka, and rail on the starboard side, aplit-msiasail; and broke aia boom Whrlemen, At Provincetown, June 11, brig Gem, of Beverly, Cook, for Atlantic Ocean, wtg a craw. Arr at New Bedford, June 13, ship Adeline, Carr, North Pacific Ocesm, Hovolulu Jan 13, Koratongs Feb 10, 1,000 bbls wh of] 16,000 Ibs bone; seat home 900 wh 15,000 lbs bone. Has on ira’ 300 wh from the Isane Howland, NB; 00 wi 52,000 Ibs hone fom the Wm Hamil:on. do; 25 000 do m the irs Henrietta, do; 14 400 do from the Jeonnette, do; 18 £00 do from the Sarah, Matt. Signal- ized March 7, lat 46 618, lon 47 16W, Rebesca Sims, trom Talcahuano for N Bedford Cid 14th, bark D Franklin (of Westpert), Russell, At lantic ccea, Sd ship Miantonemi, Pacific ocean, a Apxil 15, Eophraies, Feakes, NB, 300 sp se Congress. Linthaway, NB, at do April 11, had 50 sp i oil t Boston June 15, berk Com Preble (of Lynn), bier, NZealand Feb 23, with 2.150 bbis wh, 170 do s Spoke Feb 1, lat 81 208, lon 450 sy, aod boats ase, NB, 1,400 lat 36 20, edford for 1784; E, ship Gorges, CoM fast to three whales, same d bbls, ands small whale along jon 68 26, saw bark Kathleen, of acd from NB: Indian Ocean. i113, hy letter from Capt € wh tn boa At Honclotu April 10, by letter from Capt Fd rards, Geo Washizgton, NB, 40 sp 600 wh on board, bound N; would stop at Tubi i at the close of the season: At do 12th, by letter from Capt Baker, Callao, NB, 110 rp 70 wh. bound N. At Tehiti Ap: NB, 160 sp on bear Pactfiec occa. —May 28, fat 90, lon 79, Seml Cook. of Province- tonn, 12 months out, 100 bbls =p 40 do biki:b, to crnise 6 wos Io 31, lat by letter from Capt Allyne, Rodman, taken betweea seasons, bound to.N 27, lon 7634, sehr Antarctic, from Spoken. Green, Everett, from Southampton for Ans- 4. lat 36 55 8, lon 30 20 W. Ship Daniel Webster, Howard, from Liverpool eve of 22d for Boston, Mey 24, Cape + K 200 miles. Ship W Steteoa, fom NOrleans for Liverpool, Juno 3, lat 26, lon 86 3. % Foret from Boston for NOrieans, June 10, rig Leontine from Portland for Savannah, June 12, Int 41, ton 69 18. Brig Penvamaqnon, Gray, 8 days from Newport for Rio Janeno, Juve 8, ‘at 3034, lon 67 49, Brig AC Pratt, hence for Manzaaillo, June 5, lat 35, lon 74 4¢. Foreign Awx Cayves—In port May 20 chip Columbian, Burke, for Glasgow 12 das sebre David Lombard, Snow, for Boston S dasa. Creole (Dr), Starzatt, from ds. are 10th, Canouwas—-Arr June 6, brigs Abigail & Maria, Spurling, i, Portland; Califorais, Hichborn, Boston; Po- Haskell, NYork; 7th, barks Louisine & Caroli- do: 8 Tonisa Lindsay, ay. Philadel . Periland; sehrs ; Hughes, Boston, At do 6th, brigs J L Whipple, Geyer, for Boston, ldg; Royal Sailor, Adame (not Williams), for Portland, do, gets $5 25 per bhd molasses, carries 400 hhds Crexrurcos—In port June 4, brig Oawesd, Tibbetts, dis- charged, to load for Boston, Cars Havren- In port May 26. ecbr Wm Wyer, Stod- derd, from nd for Boston, Idg, only Ani vesael. Havana—Acr June 8, ship Wabash, Barnes, Baltimore, (and +d Mth for Cardenas); Yth, bark Maric Theresa, (Pelz), Benjer, NYork: 11th, brig Allston, Mitchell, Ca: Danes. Ske 9b, sehr Alice, Batier, NOrle, 10th, barks White Cloud, Mitchell, and Chilton, ¥ and h¥ork, 111h, brig Motto, Knight’ Sierra Morena. At do Sth, chips Kossuth, Percy, for St. Petersburg, chartered at £2 178 6d., carries’ 3 000 boxes; Hydra, Lunt, nnd Saxony, Carny, unc, (£2 17s. 64, nd been offered for the $ for St. Petersburg direct), Pumgustuk, Pratt, for Cowes, ldg; barks Francia, Freeto, disg, chi torod for do at £2'10; John Carver, Porter. for NYork, $7 por bhd sugar, and $1 1 per box, capacity 2,000 boxes: Navarene. Pendieton, for de do, gets $714, $18,, aud $5: Northwood, Pinkham, for dodo at 734 and $334, capa city 1,100 ‘boxes; Vesta, Perey, for do do, at sume rates; S Piper, M’Clure; Pacific, Lovejoy, and’ Martha Anna, Baboook, unc; briga J Hinckley, Johnson, for Boston to load molasses a: $544 per hhd, capacity 900 boxes; Gen. Worth, Rackleff, to load molasses at an outport for -——, at $336; Susan Soule, Havens, unc; sohr I C Hertz. Carter, for Savanneh few days. Ship M de Embdil, which sid 2d for Sagus, ionda for London at £215. Bark’ John Osukie, whieh +ld 84 inst for Matanzas, carries 2,800 bexes, aod loads for 8 Petersburg, at £2 17s. 64. ‘Bark Lucinda, which eld 24 for Matanzas, carries 2,100 boxes, an Toad for Lordon at £52" (A La-ge AD chips commend #5, and amall craft got £3 106, for Cowes and a market, conccke Pea Cardenas Upton, Philadelphia; June 8, bark Savannah, Small lon. In port 90th, barks Maine Law, Deming, disg; Savan- nah. Small, for London, nearly ready; prigs Catherine Nickels, wtg cargo; Rambler (Br 2» for Boston next day. Sr Jonn, NB—Arr Juve 12. bark Desmahagow, Webster, NYcrk; briga Sarab, Daniels do; Gladiator, Salter, do; sebr Julia, Anderson, do; 13th, briga Boston, Torrey, Savanveh: Minnott. Tate, NYork Cid 10th, shipa Corae- lia, Blanchard, the Clyde; Ocean Steed, Cor, Bristol, B; Wales. Lombard, ta rarpoels llth, Staffordshire, Rich- ardson, do; 18th, bark. N Boynton’ Smalley, Bristol. Sr Srarnzn—Arr June 4, «chr St Stephen, Trimble, NYork: 9th, brig Brazilian (Br); Wayeott, do. Cid 4th. chip Jobn Spear, Spear, Bristol. E; bark Laconic (Bep Liverpool; 7th. ship Forest State, Polister. do. San Juan (Cubs)—In port June 3, brigs Caroline, Cook, from Boston. just srr; Thos Conver, Stor Went to sea May 28, brig Eliza Burgess. Gorh: Trintpap—In port June 6, bark Franklin, Cook, for Bos- ton 4or 5 days. Arr 34, barks B Colcord, Park, Cieafwe- gos; 4th, Geo Lerlie, Sleeper. NYork, Home Ports. ALEXENDRIA—Arr June 14. scr Pawnee, Fitch, New York. Sid, scbrJ B& FL Brown NYork. BALTIMORE—Arz June 15, ship Monsoon (Br), Mur dock, Chincha Islands via Hampton Roads; brig’ Lyra, Steele, Bucksport, Me; schrs Cohaseet, To ay, Cohasset, Mass; Oxtord, Baker, Providence. New Regulus, Dickia~ son, NYork via Annapolis; Sarah L Smith, Port Covn. Cid steamship Hail Reindeer, Heard, Rio de Janeiro; , Walter, do; brigs Penguin (Br), Dill, Bersands; Torcella, Johasoa, Fast Boston; sera Ida Mailler, Lissum, Providence; Richard Borden, James, Fell River; Eunice Rose, Pratt, Hartford, Ct. BOSTON—Arr June 16, bark Weybosset, Carter, Monte- yideo; schrs Joshua H Davis, Small Aux Cayes: Saxos, Collins, Wilmington, N C;' Challenge, Colson, Phila- detphiay © D Hallock, Davis. Philadelphia; 'R Law, Chappell, Albany: Hannah D Eldridge, New York, 1. H Nickerson, , New York: Z A Paine, (are 14th) Sndler, do. Cld chips Strelna, (new elipper, 714 tons) Leach, London ard Cropstadt; Sunbeam, Soule, Sia Fran- ci-co: barka Aquilla. Nowell; New Orleans; Elk, Hi Philadelphia; brigs Nerens, Masury, Mansanii Crovell, Philadelphia: Mativic, Thorndike, load for Cuba; schrs Susan, Whelden, Wilmington, Rio, Crowell, Richmond; Harrison, Weston, Parker, Mary Elizabeth, Priee, Philadelphia; Plymouth Rock, Sherwood, New York. Sid ships Amaranth, Tarquia, Harriet and Jessie, (not 18th), Empire Queea, Lady Franklin, barks Constance, Heerietts. Inardon; brigs Abby Jones, Lucy Ann, Cordelis. Canton and Pembroke; ‘Andover, Hardy. Georgetown, DC; schr Melita, and from below bark Undine, for Buenos Ayres. BANGOR—Arr June 12, sebrs Mary Crockett and Col Simons, NYork, id 18th, brig Clara Ellen, Freach, Rich- mond. BATH—Cii June 11, brig Caribbes, Clifford, Savannah. CHARLESTON.—Arr June 12, ships Sullivan, Mitchell, New York: Franchise, Robinson. do.; bark Harriet and Martha, Ellems, NOrleans; brig D Maloney, Waldem. do; schr J R. Glover, O Gear, Camden, Mo; 13, steamship Ma- tion, Berry, NYork; brig Moselle, Haceock, Brockport, Me; ‘sehr M'E Wells, Teney, NYork. Cid 11, back Jasper, Benvett, NYork; 13. brig Argos, Kean, Triaidad; sche Lovisine, Smith, NYork; ld 11th, brig Taylor Fagasoa, NYork; ‘also Span pcloccas Tigre and Astarbe; 12th, bark Jasper; brig Monte Cristo, Wass. Providence. es June 10, Br bark Chas Walton, Robert- on. Liver CALAIS—Si4 June 6, brig Sarn Small, Tread well, Phfla- delphis; schs Susan and Jane, do; Rough and Ready, N ‘ork. 4s Juno, brig Velona, Robortson, NYork. Old 8th, brige JT Nevins, Benson, Beltimore; schrs Genoa, Per- hing, Philadelphia; Jane 'Fliza, Richards, NYork;' 9th, sehr J B*Connes, Seavey, Philadelphi DANVERS—Arr June’ 13, scurs Abby Weld, Bullock, Philadelphia; Pioneer, Baker, NYork. EAST MACHIAS—Arr June 11, brig Citizen, Browa, NYork. Sid 10th, schr Neptune, Robinson, do. FALL RIVER—Arr June 14, sehr Fountsin, Albaay. §ld 18th, sehr Wrightington, Philadetphia GALVESTON—In port Juve 11, bark Wm Mt Harris, Hall. from Boston just arr; brig I P Beck Smith, for de soon. Sid 7th, bark Abeona, Arey do; Helen, Smith, NYork; 11ta, Trinity. Hamlea, Boston. GLOUCBESIER—Arr June 14, schr Lydia Broska, Bol- fast for NYork. Cid 13th, (Br) brig Triumph, Atiinsen, Savanne! iGARDINER—Are June 8, schr Aibort, Wass, Jackson le MYSTIC—Arr June 11, smack G W Asubey, Cunning- ham, Key West, via New Yo 18th, sehr Dr Frapklia, Tribbel, Port Ewen. Sid 11th schr Alida, Delmy; Adaai- yal Tribbel, New York: sloop Emily, Wilbur, do; 13th, brig Zara, Paritt, Larien; 14th, aclir Osledonia, Coombs, Philadelphia. MOFILE—Arr Juno 8, brig Marietta, Carver, Boston. Cid Br ship Birkenbead,' Bennett, Genoa; schr ‘Victoria, Wright Galveston Arr 9th. brig Amulet, Porter, Portland, Me. Old sokr Sami J Moye, Hallock, NYork. NEW ORLEANS—Arr June 8, ships Eama Watts, Dear- born, Poston; Vandalia. Smith, NYork; Natioaal Eagle, Pedrick, Liverpool April 16; barks Tusa (4p). Carrau, Barcelona 47 days Lillius, Cousins, Boston; Almira Teer, Matanzas 7 days; brig Octavia, Simons Cardenss 10 da: echrs Union (Br), Chisholm, Graad Caymans; Sage, (Sicilian) Guecisne, Palermo: Sephten Ho chkias, Maso, NYork; Oregon, Bryant, Tampico Below, ships Jone Cummings, end Cl ‘rooker, from Livsrpool. stinship America, Sawyer, Apalachicola; ships Ke! Morse, Boston; Culloden Castle (Br), Chapin, Liv. brig Joho Dution, Burkett, Matsnzas; achrs Ja: ford, blackney. Mobile: Visitor, Ty. Pensacola; Marie Lourie Julie (Fr), Secard, St Pierre, Martioique; Powhat- tan, Caro, Pensacola; 10:k. ships Leonidas, Wiliom, Bremen; Jas N Cooper, Lovett Vigo end a market; bark Midas. Jordan, NYerk; brigs Emeline, Watts Matamzse; P Soule, Nelson, Havana: Brownsville, Rogers, Kingston, Ja. Towed to sea Td, chip Arkansas, bark Home, brig schr Fd Dorsey; 4th, ship Shenghae bark A H ; 5th, ships Silas Holmes Chasca, Mary Ward, bark Isabella, brigs Malvern, Aun Elizabeth, schbr Fannie, W BEDFORD—Arr June 13, schs Paugasset, Albany; n Rodman. NYork; loop Repubiic, Albany. ‘Sid June 14, sch Susan Orleans, Robin-on, Virginia. Arr June 15, sebrs Astrea, Pine, Baltimore; Fra Hallet, and LauraJane. NYork . NEW LONDON—Arr Juze 13, propeller Chas Osgood Smith, NYork for Norwich; brig Zosra, Berrett, Mystic for Dezien; ecurs Duniel T Willits, Smith, Albany; Na- meaug, Steers, Rockland for NYork; sloop James Laa- pheer, Richards, NYork. Sld sloop Jo-epi Lawrence, Keeney. for NYork NEWBIRYPOKT—Arr Juve 15, scha Amolia, Lunt, Bostn for Azuadilia (see disnster): Jew, Philadelphia. Sid uton Jubpson, Philsdelphia, Ayr Juve 14, eohr J Statton, Rondout. NEWPORT—Arr June 14,’ schr Tamartinn, Keone, Charleston; Mount Hope, Post, Rock!ar, for NYork. Arr i5th, schrs Henry, Beker, Wick‘ord, for NYork; Digbton, Dighton, for’ Philadelphia; Miserea, Providence, for NYork; sloops Kweline, Hellook, Fall River for NYork; M Louisa,’ Becastt, Bristol tor N Yor! NORFOLK—Arr June 12, sehrs Sophy Collins, Brunt Plymoutb, NC, for NYork, put in on account of he: winds; Jas Turner, Crowell, Boston. Cid 13th, oarks Richmond, Thompsoa, Jamaica: Harwood, Goodwin, Rot terdam: brig Florence, Gage, W Indies, NEW HAVEN—Cid June 15, schr Ellen Louisa, NYork; propeller Quinebaug, sloop Mery Wills, Albany. NEW LONDON—Arr June 14, Hollam, NYork for Norwich; schrs Vests, Thompkins, Poilaaelpbia; Mary Elizabeth, erry. Rondout for Provi= dence. Sid Benj Brown, Rogers, Albany. PHILADELPHIA—Arr June ‘15, steamer Kennobee, Hazd, NYork; sebrs 8 Haddock, , Calais; Lady of the Ocean, Lewis, Bangor. Cld steamer’ Delaware. Sand- for3, NYork; schtx Wan James, Jones, NHaven; William Eckert, Hunter, do; Buea Vista, Lynch, Hastings: Oo- ward, Island, Boston: D © Brook, Allen, do; Cornelia, Rogers. Harwich; Sarah Elizabeth, ‘Somers, Providence. PETERSBURG—Sid June 13, schr Sharon, Nickerson, Boston. PORTSMOUTH—Azr June 14 brig TI Knox, Smith, Norfo'k sore Mary Scull, Philadelphia; Ann, Rondoat? Fountain and Meridian, NYork, PRCVIDENCE™ Arr June 13, chr Eliz Jane, Barnard, James ziver; Emporium, Hankins, Philadelphia, Hector: Kimball, Rondout: sloops Harvast, French, NYork: Fre~ éeric Browa, Cardiner, NYork, Auerica, Sturgis, NYork. Sid schr Aun, Hutchins, Falmouth. Arr Juce 14, propeller Petrel, Kenney, NYork; schre Race Rock, Brown, Philadelphia’ Audrey’ Brown, Lovell, Albany: Favorite, Turner, Rondout; sloop Syiph, Dewey, oo, Sid schrs Minerva, Beckwith: John Lancaster, Ross: 8 Rockhill, Parsons: and Elizabeth & Bleanor ‘(three Easte), Wallabury, Philadelphia; ‘Tims, Bartlett, Suf- folk, Va. PORTLAND—Arr June 12, schr_ Lizzie W Dyer, Dyer, tanzs; 18th, brig Norman, Nevans, Teiwland cid 13th, brig Mary Hamilton (new, 292 6% tons), Jordan, NYovk; chr Samuel Gilman, Berry, NYork. Arr Jone 14, achrs Roxbury, Nickerson, Philadelphi Balch, Gtikey, L 8 Pond, Crowell, NYozk; Sarah tenate, Harding, do. RICHMOND—Arr June 14, achra Nebraska, Perive, N York; Mary Eliza, Ho' Troy and Albany. Cld brig Noble, Robertson, Pernambuco. fia achr Charger, Blake. more, NYork. SaVANNAH.—Arr June 12, ee At Wiscasset; sche Plandome, Brown, New York; 13, Kain, Boston. Newman, New York; 13, schrs Fran. ww York; Maj. Ringold, Duanolle, SALEM —Arr June 14 aches Ageaoria, Taryis, Roadoyty, Martha Masia, Ferris, NXort,