The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1853, Page 8

‘Mational Cent-al Hngnwey. From 9, Louis w Sen Franci-co ‘THE HON, RICHARD RUSH TO THE ON. THOMAS H. HfL 1g downto acknowledge it now, I do so not the less cordiality aud thankfulnesas, ps more, as the delay has given me more time tu thivk of it. I read the whole pam- phiet when it fir-t came, aud found it a roesing aa well as instructive ime. It acts like an int tual tonic. The stat- ment of Mr. Leroux, with Col. Fremont’s letter, made me think that the route recommend is the best, frankly owning that Tier had my attentivn little drawu hitherto to the other routes. But what makes me chiefly and large- ly your debtor on the occasion are the parts that fol- low this statement and letter, as both of them seem to me to be. TV. once asked the Duke of Vivonge, a plump and fine looking gentle- man of his court, what was the benefit of reading ? The sprightly duke rep ied that it had the same ef- fect upon his mind that his majesty’s patridges had upon his cheek-—nace it plump. So when you burst upon ue with the reflections, illustrations, and facts almost astounding, old as they are. when revived and applied in connection with your subject, that are to be seen on page cizhtand onward of your iuvigor- ating pamphlet, it plumps up the mind. It rouses it out of the commen place lazy thoughts into which all of us are prone to slide until a strong flapper comes. It fires us with a desire to do great things, by bringing back to our contemplation the great ‘J Ww he Le ee i that have been doue. n you tell us of the city Alexander the Great built to ‘supersede Tyre, the main street of which was five miles long, ove thousand feet wide, with a colonnade aud covered footway of a hundred feet on each side; when you remind us thatthe Pyramids were standing long bef re that time; jog our memo- ries with the authentic realities ot the vast chain of communication throuxhout the Roman empire by hways stretching more than four thousand miles in length, going throuzh mountains which they per- forated, and ervssing the broadest and most rapid streams on bold arches thrown over them, the middle of this grand highway being raised into a terrace commanding the adjacent country, and paved with stone @ mauuer so solid that of it still exist to challenge our curiosity and admira- tion; when you reunnd us further from our own Prescott’s giuwing pages, that even the Peruvians, before Spain got jou there, had a road from fifteen hundred to two thousand miles long, conducted over putLJess sierras buried in snow, with galleries cut tor leagues through tbe living rock, and over rivers crussed by bridges that swung sus- pended in the air, and over ravives of hideous depth, which were filled up with sulid masoury, besides overcoming other difficulties and obstacles to have appalled the most courageous engineers of modern times—when you curry us back to all these things of the past, it teems tO unbinge one’s reason. Start- ling moments come over us. It makes us half afraid lest in our days we buve dwindled gown So plemiles, become a set of Rip Van Winkles, young ‘ips and old Rips, all t.gether, with httle hope of our ever being wound up to the boldness and grandeur of those old fellow: who lived so long betore us, and who, if they could revisit the earth, might be very much disposed to lauzh at us all. To be serious, let us follow up the matter a little, for it is full of pith. the Macedonians, Egyptians. Romans, and even the semi-civilized Peruviuns, could do all that you so vividly and pertinertly recall, without the steam en- = for land or water, or the electric telegraph to et each other know in a twinkling what was going on, or the thou-and aud one modern inventions in machinery fur cheapening and expediting labor and multiplying se prodigiously its prieicies what would they not buve doue if, like ourselves, they had had all these too? It is enough to make us blush to think of it. But rather let us take lessons from it. In the spirit of progress, let us determine to improve in the resolution of our own will. It is never too late to learn, however lung we may have been basking in the delusivus oi wseudy attamed perfection. Dr. Franklin taught bim:elt to write a good band, which somehow or other had got spoiled, by tasking him- self to write a copy every day after he had passed forty, and Cato fint learned Greek at sixty. Why should we not wake up to what we are capable of doing, aud bestir ourselves accordingly ? In one of yours; eeches some years ago I remem- bered that you crew a very strik’ng, very faithful, very beautiful picture of the characteristics of the Dutch; and | remeu.ber when I was among them, in 1829, to have seen near the seacoast, in the neigh- borhood of Haerlem, carts employed in carting sand toa distance of some miles into the country where the soil consi-ted only of bog. The sand was shot down into the bog and mixed with it. The same carts returned to the sandy region loaded with bog, which was shot down into the sand, when a similar intermingling tock la By going on with this rocers for days aid weeks, a tolerably good soil was result in both places. Certain vegetable sub- ‘stances would grow in it, when nothing whatever would have grown in the sand or bog by itself. Our Westera folks, and the folks on our Atlantic side too, who own such large bodies of good land to be bad cheap, might incii: eto smile at this Dutch mode of making land; but let us stop a moment. The country which that remarkable people thus and in other wav» worked up, exbibited m the six- teenth ccuwury an accumulation of more iababitants Jn the same space than was known in any other part of Europe, ot more industry than was ever found elsewhere, and of more national wealth than was ever possessed by the same number of men. So says Lord Broughum in one of his works; aud he says, also, that the splendor and power of Holland were the coneequences not of any natural advantages, but @ great variety of defects in her climate aud situa- tion. These put man upon bis own efforts in all mannegof way~, open by any possibility to his enter- prise and indu-try. Now what would the making of this railroad to the Pacific, which you recommend by such com- prebenrive, cogent, and animating views—what, in truth, would it be. compared to what the Dutch have dime, even if, as yon intimate, the United States were to employ fifty thousand laborers upon it? Almost as nothing. The Dutch, as Vol- taire said of them, scooped their country out of the sea. It was like 4 new creation. Having no coun- try, they made one for themselves that produced the marvels recoyuted. God and nature gave us a coun- ot immense natural fertility and advantages in all respects; yet, compurativeiy, we sieep over tne, wotwithstanding all we say of ourselves, and the many things we have realiy done very honorable to us, as far as we have gone. But nations, like indi- viduals, bave duties commensurate with their situa- tions, and it bas ever been the maxim of an ambi- tion that aspires to duruble superiority to consider nothing dove while anything to which wisdom and honor prompts remains undone. To my vision, as to yours, eur inducements to construct this national highway to the Pacific are urgent. ‘Taken in the high sense of national duty, pride, and interest, the in ducements are quite mandatory. Nota month, not a day should be lo-t towards it. From those to whom much is given much is expected. We have got an incalculably important dominion upon the Pacific, and we shall lose it if we do not set about protecting itin earnest. War will come upon us one of these days. It will come sooner or later, from some of the canses which produce all wars, while human passions remain; and it may come like 8 thief in the night. It is no part of prade ice, how- ever flattering it may be to our self-complacency, to rest on the belief that other nations are afraid of our iT, OF ee upon our trade, or dread the over- Show of the i 2 and emperors by battling with our democracy. You and I think that we are better off than the people of Europe, and that our yovern- ment is the best; but we cannot be 39 sure that the Europeans all think so, or if they did, that they could establish democracy on their own continent. As sole matter of commer- cial gain, we should profit a thousand-fold from this projected national highway, by itsaid in securing to us more promptly the enriching trade to China and India, to an extent conceivable only to minds that dwell u) it like yours. And as matter of State policy, for the defence of our Union on its Pacific ler, its construction without delay, and in the best ble mode, is recommended by the highest considerations which can appeal to the reason of an po egeg people. Even if we did not reason, the instincts of safety and self-defence ought to rouse us to the work at the earliest periods. Your admirable letter (for so I must call it) has incited me Ww remarks which I fear you may deem superfluous, bi be 3 your excuse forso many words on a topic more familiar to you than to me; hoping that your letter will do the good which its intrinsic force ought to claim, and writing in the remem- brance of the former friendly intercourse between us,I remain, my dear sir, very faithfully and re- spectfully, yours, Ricuarp Rusa. Benton. Onto River—Low Ware the deptb ot -On last Saturday erin the channel of the Uhio river, at Pitteburg, was only thirty ivches Norebn? the sm boats could pars down to Cioctpnati, and freights were tty cepts per ore hundred pounds, and advancing. We learn that on the bars below Cincinneti the water is too shallow for any bat the «watlest cin«s of boats, and freights were going up. The effect must he to send all of the merchandise from Baltimore fb ladelphia and New York, destined to St. Louie and points further south, via Chicago, the canal, and I'livois river. The water in the latter river is abundant for firt class boats, and no pros- pect of any hindrance to nevigation for many weeks, if at ad, this season. —Chicago June vA, Vermont Pourrros—The democrats of Yermont bela their State Convention at peng ng on tne 234 inst, and nominates John 8 Robinson for Governor and J deron P. Kidcer for Lieutenant Governor, } tried will cont sumer. Foreign manufacturers, we presun:e, reason in the following manner:—That goods once prepared for the River Plate market may as well be forwarded to their destination, so as to be in readiness when wanted. They are only dead stock in England, for example, and the additional amount of freight and charges is balanced by the chances of a sale. ~ ‘Were they new articles, or the only articles of the same kind in the market of their destination, this argument would be plausible; and the probabilities of the adventure a legitimate problem of mercantile calculation. But circumstances alter cases, and if the market be supplied, and abundantly manaies, with the same or similar goods, the hazards of the adventure are uo longer confined to the direct remit- tance, but react on the whole previously existing stocks. This has been the effect of the late arrivals, and must continue to be the consequence so long as the present state of things lasts. Some inquiries were being made for the interior provinces, but the decree declaring the city in a state of rigorous siege, with the consequent cl of the custom house, prevented their execution at the mo- ment; and it is not unlikely that the parties iuterest- ed may have had recourse to Montevideo, or some other point, where the articles coald be procured. By a recent decree, the government has re-opened the custom house, both for sipping aac discharging; an arrangement that ought not to deviated from, ex- cept in cases of extreme emergency. In attention also to our exceptional circumstances, it has declared the port open forthe introduction of wheat, flour, and provisions of every description for man and for beast; abolishing provisiovally the established duties, aud ordering every facility and encouragement to be held out for the traffic. 7 In this department the general market has hither- to been abundantly supplied, with Jess variations in prices than might have been expected in the cir- cumstances. The articles most in demand are flour and coal; which at present command exorbi- tant prices. As to return-cargoes, our prospects are as bleak and unsatisfactory as our bitterest enemy, General Ur- uiza himselt not excepted, could possibly desire. itocks of export produce in the city are eee cad exhausted, and we believe that few of the foreign vessels—certainly none with any pretensions to de- cency—have availed themselves of the illicit contra- band of the besiegers. Many have lett in ballast, but we afe not aware that any one has repaired to either of the new ports licensed by General Urquiza, not as Provisional Di- rector of the Republic, but in his new Teen of recognized bead of our provincial rebellion. It is melancholy and exasperating to réflect, amidst the conflicts of foreign commerce, and the derangement of so many important correlative interests, that the finest season with which Providence has favored us for the last twenty-live years, has been sacriticed to the burlesque pretensions of pseudo-regenerators, who invoke peace, order, guarantys, and orgauiza- tion, as watchwords and pretexts for devastation, robbery, murder, and all the concomitant horrors of an internecine war. University of the City of New York, ANNIVERSARY MEETING OF THE PHILOMATHEAN AND EUCLEIAN SOCIETIES. The anniversary meeting of these societies was celebrat" ed yesterday evening. at the Reformed Dutch Church, La- fayetie place, Chancellor Ferris in the chair. The au dience was tolerabiy numerous. Dodworth’s band was in attendance. The exercises of the evening were com- enced by the Rev, John Pierpoint reciting a poem en- titled “‘ The Scholar’s Hope.’’ At the conclusion of which E. P. Whipple, Esq., of Boston, came forward ani de- livered an adéress, occupying one hour and twenty mi- nuter, in which he attempted to connect all genuine in- tellectual success with manline-s of character, and that the force of individual being was its primary condition. That force, said he, is weakeved and inpoverished, or augmented and enriched, ace ding as it is or not directed to ap, ropriate objects; tht indolence, conceit and fear present covtinual checks to those outgoings of the into a solid communion with facts and laws; aod t @ man is not & were bundle of faculties buta vital person, whore unity pervades, viviter. and creates all the variety of hie manifestations, it follows that the same vices which deprive enfeeble the character deprive and feeble the intellect, Coroners’ Inquests. EXAMINATION OF DR. CHAKLES BOERNER, AND HIS COMMITTAL TO ANSWER THE CHARGE OF MAL- Ernener Bi terdsy took th ination of Dr. ‘exoner Hilton yesterday took the examination of Dr. Cheries Boerner, ay ntazde charged with causing the death of a female child, by mal practice, while attending Mrs Joanna Mary Roll. during her accovchment. on Sa. turdsy lest. The fects in the case have alieady been published. The following ia the statement of the Pilsener is peme is Charles Boerner; T 5 we a age amntiveot Oetwarg, aad Testo at RO SB Houston street; am by cecupation a physician; in answer to the charge preferred sgeinat me { have ® good deal to say opaipst it. there are certain pointe they accuse me of that I am not gwilty of; eccordiog to my jndgment I dove the best in my power to rave both mother sed child; it is s very easy matter to tear an arcs off, it was as well to tear as to cut it off, the reavon I took the arms off wan because the child was de-d. and I thought the rest of it would be bern easier; I did not introdace the hook, as is stared; I tied the ribbon to the hook. because the arm was slippery; everything sworn to against me is false, The Coroner beld the accused to bail in the sux of three thourand dollars, to apewer the charge, in default of which be war committed to the Tcmbs for trial. A Dead Invant FouND FLoaminG IN THE River. — Coroner Wilbela yesterday morring held an irquest at Pier No. 20, North river, on the bedy of a newly bora male iofant, found floating in the river at that pier. The cbild was wrapped up ina piece of muslin, Dr. Blumenthal made 8 post mortem examination of the body, and ascertained that the ebild bad lived. The jury rendered the follow- ing verdict :—‘“Sbat said male infact was alive wher born, evd came to its deeth from sume cause unknown to the Sciope py HAxcrsc.—Coroner O'Donnell hell an in quest on the body of A. P, Post, a dentist, who com- mitted evicide at No. 71 Crosby street. The evidence in the care wont to +bow that deceased placed a towel out bis neck apd fastening one end ty the bed post, wed forward and thus accomplished hia death by strargulation. The deceaced was a singe mam of about 85 years of age, avd vesiled in Conuecticat, being on a vile to this city for medical treatment and was under the care of I'r. Bostsick. A verdict was rendered of “Suleide, by banging.” Jexsey City Intelligence. IMPROVYMENTS —Last year the Board of Chosen Free- bolcer+ reselved to enlarge the jail for the county of Hud- son. and employed Mr James Fiecoming to superiotend the operation. A large adcition «f brick has eeu added to the weetern ri¢#, and three tiers of cells constructed whch increased the number over one half, There are bow eigbty tour large cells, seven witness rooms, and five corridors, togetber with other additions aod improve- ments rendered necessary by the increase of crime ia Hudson County Brretaky —While the femily of Mr. Burke were ia New York yesterday afternoon, a burglar entered their bourse with false keya, and stole a box of valuable jewelry and $110 in bank bills, No arrests have been made, Court Caiendar—This Day. Unrrep Srares Distuict Covet —Nos, 30, 33 to 41 Sverre Cook1—Circury 552 720, 758, B08 806, 8 3, 524, 641, 7 816 Part Second—Nos 1,008, 1,369, 1,18, and the re mainder of the calendai Judge Morris will con to call the eslecdsr, until four causer are found r or trian). and after those are in the ke maoner SurEnion Cx ive nches )—Nos. 1,185, 961, 1,272, 975, 282 1,196. 1.276, 1277, 1.278 1 279, '1,280' 1.282, 1,288. 1.284, '1 285. 1,286, 1 257, 1,288, 1 289, 1,201, 1202, 1,203, 120344; 1,294, 1,205 1,200, 1,207, 1,208 1,299, 1 300, 1,302 1 $03 1,304.’ 1 305 , 1,807, 1.308 1 209, 1 310, 1,811, 1.812, 1 313, 1.314, 1315, 1.316, 1 31 1 818, 1.319, 1,320, 1,321, 1,922, 1,823," 1,324, 1,828, 1,326, ', 1,328. 430, 369, Vonpexssorn, of New York, formerly of Lancaster Pe eldest daughter of the late’ Daniel Vonderemith, Esq. On Monday, June 27, by the Rev. Lot Jones. Wituiaw Warren Letom to Miss Jane Frevenices, all of this city. Op Thursday, Juve 23, by the Rev. Inanc Ferris, Gronce W, Wier to Mins Saxan F, Howstt, all of this cit On Sunday evening, June 26, by the Rev. Dr. Pise, of Brookly», Mr. GrorGk Terry to Miss Mary Tagawa F. Frins, both of this city. In Harlem, on Wedvesday, June 22, by the Rey. Mr. Lerd, ARcHiBALD G, ARMOUR to E1iza Jane Liscoun, of Harlem. In Salem, Mass, on Wednesday, June 22, by the Rev, Dexter Clapp. Mr. Jonny N. Mort, of Mobile, Als., to Miss Haxuer Euzanern daughter of the late Wiliam Silsbee In Neuebatel, Switzerland, on Thursday, June 9, Joun J. Exe, of New York, w Miss Lovisa Apaue Rort, of Neucha.el. Diea, On Monday, June 27, Mrs. Euizanery A. Soort, of dropsy, aged 25 years. The faneral will take place at three o'clock this after Doon, from the residence of her brother, W. S. Turner, No 112 Chatbam street. Newburg papers please copy. On Morday, June 27, after @ long and painful illness, JAMES CURKY, aged 47 years. ‘Tbe frieods of the family, and of his brothers in-law, Samuel F. Webster, John Baker, and Merville Shumwa: also the members of Oriental Lodge, No. 68 L 0. of 0. are reepect’ully requested to attend his funeral th ternoon, at two o'clock. from his late residence, No. Thompson street. His remains will be taken to Cypress Hill Cemetery Portland and Saco papers please copy. On Monday. June 27 Samvet, infant son of Samuel and Sarah Radeliff, aged four week ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepectfully invited to attend the funeral, to-mmrow at 3 o'clock, from their re-idence, No. 125 West Bighteenth street. without further invitation. — Waxpett, late of New Jersey, in the 824 year of 8 age. His relativrs and friends sxe respect lly invited to at -Obester Miving Co, 854 ; 100 Long Island Ri remains were taken to bage Steg Cemetery. copy. OTth year of bin oge, dcoply regret a Day Wawa, Feq , for , Scotland, on Tuesday, June 7, Brssauan B. Rozeets, of New York city, in Sales, ParLapstrm, Jure ted by Keen & Taylor.— Rind Board bis 100 Sehuyt Nay O's "82, 823 Sao io, c&kp, 8234; 100 vhares Morris Canal, s5wn, 21; 50 do, shen, 21%; 100 do, 2134; 100 do, sbwn, 4134; 100 do, ben. 21%: 100 Long Island RR, #5, 18; 200 do, cash, 18: 800 Scbuy ill Nay Pref, 3534; 1.000 do, b5wn, 3534: 106 ite Se cas bbwn, 265; ; Penna RR, eash. 50; 220 do, s5, 60; 20 a Insurance, 17; 90 Girard Bank, b5, 14 ‘Obes 27 —Re; Boards.—100 shares 143g; 400 Schuylkill Nav P ef. cash. 18, Second Board Penpa 5's, 3 certif, 973; 7700 Wilmington RR 6's, b5, 96; 15 shares Chester Valley RR_ 14; 50 Union Canal 17; 3 Lehigh Nav b5wn. 73; 30 NA Tosurance, 167; 100 enna Ri, #3 50 After Board —150 shares Schuylkill N dS 26%; 100 Schuylkill Nav P-ef, 3534; 1,000 Penns Cl 00 Morria Canal, 211¢; 200 do, bd, 2114. @IGH WATER, , 738 Port of New York, June 27, 1853. CLEARED. Steamship—Cherokee, Baxter, New Orleans, M O Ro- Ships—Ocean m) Klopper, Bremen vis Baltimore, Hensdhen & pte rere Blifens, Mobile, M Living- ston; Norma Risley, Port Phillip Australia, E Rich- ardson & Co; Zurich, Rich, Havre, M Livingsion Bark—Orestes (Brem), Dannerman, London, Smith & Balchen. Brigs—Angelina, Warren, Philadelphia, 1 D Brcokman & Co; Clarevoe (Br), Cougers, Turks Isisad, Tucker & Lightbourne; Hono ia, Cardin’ Ba--am, africa, © A L Blavebard & Co; Florence, Ray, Neuvitas, Peck & Church Schrs—D E Warren, Daysey Churlestoa, N L McCready & Co; Sterling (Br), Holmes, Haoseport, NS, JL & DR De Wilfe; Hen:ico, Tuttle, Richmond CH Pierron; Globa, Swift, W Ropes & Co; Howard, Davis Newbero, Davis & Holmes; Isabella, Davis, 3t Joans PR, M M Free man & Co; Copia, Sears, Philadelphia J W McKee. ‘Sloop—Ann B.Helmes’ Hsmmoad, Fall River, master, ARRIVED. Ship Onward (clipper, of Boston), Cotting, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands, March 5, to Wellington & Abbott, Apnil 29. lat 669, lon 7117, spoke bark Sultan (Br), eich, from Valyaraiso for London; May 17, iat 18 30S, lon 2687 W, spoke sbip Shooting Star (of Boston), King: man, hence for San Fraucisco, had experienced light winds mont of the passage; June 22 lat $2 12, lon 68 45, spoke brigantine Eschol (whaler, of Truro), 14 months out, 75 bbls sperm cil. The O has experienced very light winds avd eslms since May 17. Ship Sea Witch (clipper) Fraser, Shanghae, 106 days parsed Java Head March 30, to Howland & Aspinwall. Si Mareh 13,from Woosung, in company with ship 8 V Given for London; 30th. off Java Head, was in company with bark Apnie Buckman from Canton for New York; May 13 ist 26 15 S, lon 06 23 &, spoke bark Wilhelmina (Duteb), 65 days from Batavia for Rotterdam; no date lat 81.10 'N, lon 71.15 W, spoke bark Cherokee, 12 days heuce for New Oxleans. Smip Robert Parker (of Portsmouth), Tx efethen, Car- diff, 85 days, to order. June 9, lat 4l, lon 51, spoke ship Tennessee, from New Orleaus for Havre bral Isaac Wright (ed. Abel, Liverpool, May 20, vith 617 passengers, to C H Marshall & Co Ship Monmouh (of Bath) Trufant, Havre, 98 days, with 454 passengers. to J U Baker & Uo. Berk Klise (Haw), Brubn, Hamburg, 87 days, with 171 passengers, to W Vou Sebt. Bark Konig Sverre (Nor), Fissher, Dublin, 53 days, with 210 passengers, to Logan & Collins Bark Amaranth (Brew), Prob-t, Bremen, 37 days, wich 204 passengers. to Meyer & Stuci Jove 17. lat 45 57, lon 61, epoke bark Intrinsic (Rr), from Dublin for New ‘ork. Bark Providence (Br) Forbes, Newcastle, Eng, Queens- town. 62 days, to HF & W Meyer. Tho P has experien- ced severe weathers on the passage; sve OUiwarks, nyu sas. FartoFranblin (Flere: Thowpson, Hamburg, 48 days, with 125 passengers. to Schwidt & Balcben Gsiliot Corpeis (Dutch). Catharina, Hagedoorm, Rot- terdam, €0 days. to Schmidt & Balchen. Brig Montilla o Eliswortb), Taurber, Doboy Island, Ga. 8 days. to S H Rochenbaugh. Brig Jobn Beyvon (Br) Beynon, Newport, Wales, 54 days, to W F Weld & Co, of Boston. ig Wild Pigeon, Little, Bar gor, 8 days. Schr Glenview (of Orland), Patridge, Cardenas, 9 days, to H D Brookm: Sebr Young Huter (Br) Griffin, Sydney, CB, 20 days, to ECovard, Jr. The Y H, in somicg uy the bay on Sunday night at 11 0’clock, ran a-hore oa tobbin’s Reef. She will probably be got off at the next high water, She had no pilot on board. Schr Vandalia, Griffin Ellsworth, 8 days. Sehr Msgetlap Cloud Sargent, Etlaworth, 8 da: Schr Alligun, Stall, Calais, 6 days. Schr Arostook, Myers, Delaware for Eastbrook. Schr Ori (Bx), Holden, st Joho, NB. 10 days. Schr Lionet (Br) Holden St John NB, 17 days. Schr Hyena, Clark, Calais, 6 de: Schr Franklin, Lynn. Exatoort, 9 da Sehr Kocberter Phillips. Priladelphia. Sebr Anclles, Beecher, Philadet phi Schr Sarah N Smith, Carter, Belfast, 10 . Sehr Lynnfie'd (Br), Bogart, Port Garvey, 15 days. Sebr Ellen Rodman, Osgood, New Bedford. Schr ALen B Terry, Tuttle, Jacksonville, 10 days. SAILED, Steamship Cherokee, Havana and New Orleans: ship Union, Bic, barks Ieone (sic) Psleemo via Norfolk; De- lis Chapin, Point Neuf; rchr Sirene (Fr), Havre, Wind during the day, SSE, with frequent showers, Memoranaa. The bark Cornelia, arrived yesterday, left Havana on ‘the 15th, not 8tb inst. Ba:k Furopa (of Salem) 400 tous, 334 years old, has been purchased by Mr Abm Usborne, Edgartown, for @ whaler for $16,000 and will probably be commanded by Capt Peace, late of the Chandler Price, NB. Bark Cachelot (of Mattapotsett), now at sea, has been purchared by Messrs 1H Bartiett & Son, New Bed.ord, sf will hail from that port. Lavncuep—At Belfast, 20th inst, by Messrs © P Carter & Co, a superior copper fastened schooner of about 200 cslie’ the Kmma L Cottrell, owsed by Messrs Oakes of Belfast, HD Brookman & Co, of New York, acd is to be commanded by Capt P Cottrell, of Belfast, Telegraphic Marine Report. New Ouneass, June 26, Arrived—Ship Sachem, Boston. Heraid Marine Correspundence. Pmapeurnia, June 27—4 P, Mt Arrived—Ship Hannah Crocker, #rowu. Londonderry; brig Mary H Crowell Boston; schrs H Nichols. Burrc ws, Trews urer Waples, Providence; Oriardo, ‘Pickham do; Canton Johnson, Newburyport; Algom, Wiliard, Provi dence; Welcome Return Harris, do; Chief, Shatler, vort- land; bilas E Hand, Kelly, Boston; J Ireland, Fram, Fall River; G Hoffman, Marcy, do; CN Wilson, Camp. do, N Chester, Gerson, Providence; Albion, Eaton, Portamouth; CC Stratton, Westcott, Savannah; M Berry, Peadleton, Charlestor: ' Delaware, Harding. ' Providence; Courier. Rogers, Petersburg. J F Crouch, Burke Norwich ty, Williams, Providence; TP Able, Nancy © Baker Beith Bridgeport: Genoa M St Stephen Gamble do: Amazon, Eilis, Sandwich; Uacas, Chureb, Norwich; Roxbury, Nickerson, Portland: Mary 4, & Louisa, Adams, Charleston; J C Gibbs, Gibbs, NBe ford; John Laveaster, Ross, Providence; Flyl Ciiftord, Glssinburg, Ct; Gold Hunter, Bre chet, NHavea: Jew Port Newburyport; Harmonia, Maloney, Nivea; W H Phillips, Wateon, Boston: Sarah Anva, Shaw, Pro: vidence; Frances, Sesrs, Rockport; R H Hunter, Hara. mond Providence; Mary Ellen Cottingham Deep’ Ureek, Johu Harris, Jermans, James River; Hose W Gandy, Jet friew, NBecford. Cleared—Stesmer John Marshali, Capes, NYork; ship Saranac Decan, Liverpool; brig Osceola, Farrell Dema- rara; rebrs J C'Dovgbty. Murphy, Richmond: B A Tafts, Barton, Boston; C W Wil-on, Vaan, Newport; G Hoff. msn, Marcy, Boston; N Chester, Corson, Providence; J Leland Frames, NYork; Amazon, Ellis, Sandwich; Can- ten, Johnson, Norwieh; Aretic, Moulton, Newburyport: Oriaudo, Pinkham, Kast Cambridge: Treasurer, Waples Providence, H Nickola, Burrows, NHaven; N'C Baker, Smith, Kast Greenwich; Liberty. Williams, Cambridge; JF Crouch, Burke, Norwich; Mary Ellen, Cottiogham, Deep Creek; Sarah Ann, Shall, Providence; .W P Phillips, Watson, Boston; Harmonia. Maloney do, Gold Hunter Brackett, NHaven; Flying Cloud, Ciifford, Salem, Mass; t Fevner, Nickerson, Boston; John Lancaster, Rors, Provi- dence; ’Albion, Eaton, Boston, Clo: Disasters. Sur Rartrer, of Baltimore, at San Francisco May 27, from Philadelphia, had a very heavy gale Jan 26, sprung * toprail yard, and carried away a topgallantmast, aac bad to throw over about 260 packages consisting of dry goods, bread, candles, &c., to relieve the ship, Br Brio Avkora, of and from Hell, E, for NYork, sunk at rea 30th alt. ‘the brig Volusia, which arr in. the Clyde 91h inet, picked up May 81, lat 44 6, lon 37 W, 12 of the crew and one passenger out of the long boat of the Aurora. Three of the crew and 23 passengers wont down with her. Two of the crew and one passenger loft the ventel in the small boat, and supposed to be lost. The Aurora sailed from Hull on the 26th April. The names of those saved are Joshua Cherry, master; Henry Apple. by, first mate; William White, 2d; William Kooper, cook; George Land, carpenter, Thomas Hall Henry ooaige, iiliam Wardale, Robert Sim) ), James Anderson, all sl seamen; Henry Dennis Alcock, sevrentions Samael Taylor, ordinary seaman: William passenger. Those drowne’t are John Barker and wife, Chatles Busbley acl re, Chaslew Spick, wtfs aad two’ children, Goorgs sealants ‘Bit, Mirebal Reed, apprenticy; Rishard eeaman. been sent to tow her back. Scur HD Gi Montevideo, where she put in with the lose of bowsprit, &e., abe cprried way the jib stay bolt, and put into Rio Negro for repairs. Notice to Mariners. into effect, in conformity with the in‘en ion expreased in the notice from this House, dated the 21st April last, no- tice thereof is hereby given, and that the said light is Ht ees atnenee = Blacktai pl leptin Buoys. (By ony” J. HERBERT, Sporetary. 8. W. Bawpser Boor. ‘Tarr House Londoa, June 10, 1853, Notice is hereby given, that in compliance with the intention expressed in the notice ixsued from this house, sted the 15th March lat, the 3 W. Bawdsey buoy has been moved one haif a mile to the southward of its former porition, and now lies in six fathoms at low water spring tides, with the following marks and compass bear- D -emaskable zound tree, next westward of Falkenham Church, in line with the west end of Bawdsey’s Cid, NW ‘Hcilesley Church, in line with the eastermost Martello Tower below Bawd-ey, N & W. Buoy of the Rough, SW % W. NE Bawdsey Buoy, NE. Ke 4 E. Shipwarh Light Vessel, Eby N,N. § West Shipwash Buoy, 8 32 E. (By o:cer) J, HERBERT, Sec, Are at Beverley Jone 24, bark oon Dodge, Choate, Bos a fone 24, bark Even e, Choate, Bos- ton. to complete fitting for whalicg Sid from NBedford June 25, bark Frauklin Lee, Indian Ocean. The Edward, arr 24th, has on frt 340 wh from the Rodmen, NB. * : Arr at Labains April 12, Congross 24, Hathaway, NB, 11 mos out, 45 20 45 wh; 16th, Fortuve, Davis, 30 mos, 100 sp 600 ‘wh; Euphrates, Peakes, do, 20 mos, 300 np 1100 wh; Tybee, Barber, Ston, 18 mos, 200 wh; Lath Aly rinia, Ury, mos, ep; Ver poo! ee do liam wen ca Cld April 13, Barnstable, Coon, NB, to cruise: Arnolda, Rarding 60 do; 14th, Hillman, Cook, do, for Honolulu; Fanny, Rye, 60, to cruise; 19th, 0 Mat, do; American. Fisher. NB, do; Jul do do; doth, Livervool 26, Swift, do do; Clement. Lane, SL, do; 2lst, Fortune, Davis, NB, do; 23d Euphrates, Peske-, do; ‘Tybee, Barber, Ston, do. Virgin‘a, Seabury, NB, do. There were no whalers in the port of Lahaina April 26. Cld at Honolulu April 2, Megnolis, Cox. NB, for the Arctic: Aquetnet, Curry, San Francisco, do; N SPerkias, Allen, NL, do: 4*h, S H Waterman, Hall, Ston to cruise: Tamerlane, Shockley, NB, for the Arctic; 6th, Good Re- turn Wixg, do, for the Arctic: Alice Mandell, Wing. do, to cruise, Black Eagle, Ludlow, SH, to cruise; Rambler, Willis NB, for Ochotsk sea; 12th, John & Edward, Cath: cal Sid from do about May 2, Golconda, Dougherty, NB, Aretic Ocean. In pers May 2, Hillman, Cook, and Polar Star, Holly, both of NB. Heard from June 8, by letter from Captain Gardaer, lat 80, loh 75, Sylph. FH, with 120 bbls sp. 150 do wh oil on board. Spoke May 20, Catalpa, Hamblin, NB, 200 sp; Nye, Howland, do, 230 sp. ail told. Sroxxn—Feb 15, near New Zealand, Atlantic, Coleman, Nan, 1800 sp. April 26, no let, Ke (by the oson. at San Francisco |. Mohawk, Swain, Nen_ 1800 sp. Apri t 28 18S, lon 83 65 W, Winslow, Eldridge, NB, 11 mos ont, 220 sp. Spoken. Ship Flavius, from Hong Kong for San Francisco, April 18, ro Jat, &c, (suppored by the Jamestown, at San Fran- cisco 24h ult.) Ship Ivternational, from NOrleans for Liverpool, no date, off Uspe Florida. Park Byron. Norton, from Liverpool April 28, for NYork, Do dpte, lst, &c, reported 57 days out, (by Br brig Sylph, at Halifax 16th. from Port Spsin ) Bark Albers. Dorr, from Boston Dea 12. for San Francts- co, March i3, iat 3710S, lon 78 26 W, (has been reported March 80. no lat, &e ) Sebr Madawaska of Cambridge, from Boston for St Do- mingo, June 13, lat 80 21, lou 67.49, Foreign Port CarvENas—In port Juve 17. barks Eastern Belle, Have- nir for NYork 4 days: Ortona, Richards, from Boston, wtg cargo; brig California, Hichborn, for NYork 4 days; and others as before. Crosstapt—In port June 5, bark Kleber, Crowell, for Boston 7th. Exevrasra—In port Juve schrs Lucy Robinson, Wocdhouse, for NYork, 4 days; Marietta. Smith, for do, ae others as before. Sid abt 19th, schr Corine » do. Coane port June 10, schr Daniel Francis, Hardy, for Bos‘ on 10 days, only Am vessel. Bavaxa—Arr previous to June 22, brig Ade's, Westen- dorff Charleston, qit”™#—Sid June 10, ship American Union, Otis, Csr iff. Haurax-Sld June 21, yacht Mayflower called tilvie). Comstock, (fm NYork, having shipped an- “Host ETO Aere ay, hast Phijomela, Glover, Ta P ea thas |, Glover, biti, to load part of the oll and bone discharged free abtp Ellen Brooks, aod brig Emeline, for NBedford. The Pai lowela had cid 26:h tor Callao, LiveRPoot—Off the Bell Baoy June 15, ship Constitution, Britton. bence. Manzaxrlo—No Am vessels in port June 12. Bark Manchester, Guptil, +1d 20th for Beaton. Le port May 31, brig Lion, Gardner, to load or ork. i Naxras—Sid —, betk Mount Washington, Pettingill, ‘ork. Penzancr—Off June—, bark Louisiana, Drew, from Hong Kong Feb 7. for Hamburg. Pictou—Cid Jane 16, brig Hebron, Skaliog NYork. Quanec—Arr June 23. bark Severus (Prussian), N York; Wig Mountaineer, Smailen. do. Rio Jannno—In port May 16. bark Josephine (Br). to load for a port in UStates; brig Margaret Ridley (Br) go ¢o; and others as before. — Sid 10ch, sch ‘Arecic, Hunt (fm Montevideo), Pernambuco; 13th, bark Porte- na (Br), NYork; 14th. brig Uranus, Church, NOcleai SacvA— In port abt June 14, ship Kossuth, Perey, for London, dg; brigs 8 W Carhing, Avnis, for NYork, lig Azores, Battie, do do; and others as before St, Jouns, NF—June 15, brig Sarah, White, for N York 18th Sr Joux, NB—Arr June 22, ship Chimborazo Webb, NYork; sebr Josephine. Fritz, Alexandria. Cld June 22, ship John & Albert, Wilson, Liverpool Avalanche, Leach, Hull; 23d, ylor, Liverpool; Superior, Mason, : Sypvey. C 8—Cid June 18, sche Mary Ann, Balcolm, NYork; 13¢h_ brig Erie, Douglas, do. TrimsTs—Sid June 28, bark John Winthrop, Blanchard, Constantinople. iaD—In port June 10, brig Whitaker, Handy, hence, deg, and others reported later. Home Ports. ALFXANDRIA~ Arr June 24, schr White Squall, Bos: ton; steamer F Ra«don, Bath, Me; 25th, schra Senator, NYork: Aon Pickerel, Philadelphia, Sid 2th, schrs Goléen Rule, NYork, do C Hall, do; J W Phero. do; Re- lef, (Br), St John, NB; 25th, schrs Pawnee, and Suwas- eet, NYork BAL'IMORE—Arr June 25a 26, steamship Western. port Hall SYork; brig Mary Stanton, Atkios, Boston. 1a 26h, steamship Locust Foint, Layfield, NYo'k BANGOR—Arr June 24. brig Vesta Ellen, NYork, schr John E Patten. do. Cid schrsG W Pickering and G W Snow, Philadelphia. BELFAST—-Sld June 18, sebra Sarah A Smith, NYork; 2cth. Judge Tenney. Philadelphia. hs = RLY Arr June 20, brig Gazelle, of Bangor, Phila: cep BOSTON, (a¢ditiona?)—Arr June 26, sehr Sarah Burton, Rogers. Gonaives, 10th inst; 26th Br brig Leader, Cros by, Curacao 2d inst. Cld 25th, Tuscan brig Augeoli: tot Tuscar), Tarcredi, Malaga; brig Chioa, Hamblin, wltimore Sid 25th stesmer City of NYork; ships Robt Patren, Mer disn, Josephus; barks silver Cloud, Ithoas Saliote, Sidi Elly’ Lizzie Loud, Felton Park. Murilo, I-land City; dries L W Maxwell Mar-hail, St Lawrevoe, Maan, Waser Witch. Metomora, Helvellyn; 26th, barks Mimosa, Mary land; brig Belle, CHARLESTON—Arr June 23, schrs H « Vincent’ Vin cent Baracoa 7 days Ventross (Br), Roberts, Narsau, N BP. Old ship Esther G Barney Gardey, Cowes and « mar het; bark Avola, Kendrick, Boston; brig Clement Mayo, do. Sid barks Sarah Jane, Avola, brig Gulnare, Span pol Coneido, sebr ME Wells. ; DANVERS— Arr June 23, sebrs Aérian, Hallet, and Jane Woodbury Webber, Philadelphia. EASTPORT—Arr Jure 21, ship Talla Roohk, (of Rich- moné, Me) St Stephen. for Liverpool. ELIZABETH CIVY— Arr prev to June 25, schr Ehring- haun, King, West Indien. GEORGETOWN, $ C—Cld June 21, schrs N H Hall, Ray, for Thomaston; 22d, schrs Sopronia, Wells, New- bis tan Sarah Bruer, NYork. GLOUCESTER—aArr Jone 23, sebrs Fuvoy, NYork; War- ner, do for Portsmouth; Geo Gilman do for Pemb:oke BARTFORD—Arr June 25, steam schre Rough and Ready. Grumly, Philadelphia, Sachem, Thresher. N York Sid_stesm echre Seneca, Cbalker, NYork; Fannie Hazard, Gaines, do; Guipowder, Bird do. LUBIG— Arr June 15, echr Benjamin, "York. LINCOLNVILLE—Sid June 19, schr Rockingham, Sbute, PATACORDA—Acr prev to M. Mi rn —Arr ay 20, echr Marietta, Mo- bile aC Disasters.) ie : NEW ORLEANS—Arr June 19, brig Pepits (Span), Mas, Sisal, 8 days; sobr Anita (dex), Basso’ Gar peachy Scayr, Towed to sea 16th, ships Howadjt and Meteor NEW BEDFORD—Sid June 25, schr Heary Clay, Al- bony, NORFOLK—Arr June 2%, achr Dusky Sally, Lowry, Dighton PHILADELPHIA—Arr June 26, steamers John Mar- thal, Copes, NYork; Kennebee, Hand, do; schra Joba Price, Wetberill, Foster, Cardenas; ES Janos, Westcott, Bo:ton; Mary & Fliza, Smith, Rondout; J Williamson, Jr, May. Borton; Jas H Deputy, Winsmore, Lynn; W P Puil- lipr, Watton, Boston; Luther, Childs, Boston, Thos Fen- ver Nickerson, Boston Catharine, Loring, do. Cid brig Bepjamin, Mortil, Portsmouth; schra Martha Wrighting- tom, Wiightington, Fall River; E Headly, Carlisle, Has- tings; J B Moreau, Barker, Stony Point; Rio, Coffin, Box- ton. ehORTSMOUTH- Cla June 24, brig Thos F Kaor, ROCK sometimes & Philedelphia. LAND—Arr Jane 17, schrs Aid, Fountain, Pa- triot, Metidian pnd Palestine, NYork; 19th, brig Vaada- Ver. Pendleton, Charle-ton; schra Eagle, Justing, and Al- fred, NYork; Albany Packet, Norfolk; 20th, Increase, Effort, and Mount Vernon, NYork; 2ist, Kendeick Fish, York River; Star, NYork; 22d, Delaware and Melbourne do. Sid 16th, brig Harriet Newell, Shaw Charleston 21nt. sehra John Stull, and Leo, NYork; 224, Senate ai Sarah App, do. ‘ SEARSPORT—Arr Juno 17, achr Avon, Carter, George- town. SC, mae NO—Arr Jans 22, brig Metallak, Allen, QDTERTISEMENTS BENEWED EVERY DAY. ee See eee eens eauee aT avUTIOR PEPE ak UCTION SALE—THIS DAY. AT 103 O'CLOCK. AT . brandy. segars, mecoaronis, seitan’ pisklen Ac; after whieh Lousehold faraivare, 5 Tard qosketh. * ees * oreaus, desks, looking Elasten, tre OM AS SPINK. Auctioneer. CTT /—CROCKERY, GLASS, CHINA, ery EOvAN “AVTWERE 2 VON cat eal on a ol Laid Vassware, le Sutlery Cater fogues the day previo above will be sold by the packs ge and from the shelves, in Lote vo sult purchasers. AUCTION NOTICE SAMUEL OSGOOD, AUCTION. eer, OSGOOD & CONCKLIN vill tell on Tuewday, Ju 2B. their alesroom. 138 Fulton streat, » id hand furniturs, oonsiat- hair cloth, room farniture marble-top 8, tables, matress, feather beds bedsteads, robes, &c., all of which aro to be sold to consignments, UCTION NOTICE.—S4MUEL 00D & CONC UCTION NOTICE, BY WILLIAM W SHIRLEY — Large sale of crockery, lass, Rockingham and yellow ware, on Wednesday June 2th, ‘at 10 o'olork, at 82 Jol reek. Also, OU casks tumblers, &¢., in lots, for retailers ‘nd grocers. UCTION NOTICE.—ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.— SAMUEL OSGOOD, auctioncer Osgood & Cone! Will sell thin dav, at 10% o'clock, at thelr store 139 Fatt street, by oré er of the administrator ofan ostute scollection of farnitore, constating of feather beds, mattresses, linen sheets pillow cases, plated aud glass ware. Also » small lot of fomale clothing. UCTION NOTiCE.—BY R. W. FROST.—THIS DAY, at 134 o’clook, in the auction rooms, 13 Spruce street, will be sola, 5 sofas, 8 sofa bed: couches 80 barroom ebairs, 5 marble top tables and marble slabs, 3 tierces bran- ay. 4 rofrigerators,"16 looking glasses, and other articles; iso, some birds, &c. a oey “THOS, BELL, Auctioneer. UCTION .NOTICE—WAGONS AND HARNESS— Wednesday, June 29, at 12 o'clook, at 57 Dey street, borey: i ith i Mary need easure or bu in a with or witho a G wascna, with shiftig etvern single and double harneas old pony harness, Ac. WELLINGTON A. CARTER, Auctioneer NICOLAY, AUCTIONBER.—GREAT without reserve »f the balance of d_cottage sites located at the ‘Of Bergen Point, opposite New Brighton and Castleton, at the same distance from the Battery as Eigh tieth street, and only siz miles from the city of New x. ‘ALBERT H. NICOLAY will and without reonwich, LBERT B. lowing days, until the ontire property at the Merchants’ Bxohange, New Yor desirable building lots, situate New Brighton and Castleton. ‘These lots are 26 feet front and rear, and 100 and wi'l be sold in sections of four lotseach T! cated on high ground, fr kills lank read that rons from J aving 9 fine view of New surrounding country. 7: ona ut With court-yaris of from five to ton fost in front Tho meant of access are by steamboat Huguenot, from pier No, 1 North river, at 9 and 6», M., to Port Richmond, snd the f bo Rich: mend to Bergep Point and 4% P M, landi Jereey City hourly in contemplation, pot_upon or near this pro- rty, which is to from Jersey City to the point oross- ing the river to Staten Island and ranalng don the island. ‘This place bas long been knowa aa the mort healthy looa- tion pear New York. A'iens can buy, hold and cell pro- bere. the same as any natural born citison, and the Jo per cent and the auctioncer’s fees on the thirty per cent om the 28th day of Jaly, when deods contain'ng & “nuisancs ol: delive nd the balance sixty per can remain ge from three +o five years, at tix ve per cent will be made for cash. sitive. The maps used at th his. For lithe yhio bor k inquiro of th MERICAN HOTEL STOCK OF WINES AND SE- gare.—WILLTAM IRVING &CO., Auct'oncers, will sell at auction on Tuesday, Juno 28, at half-past ten o'o.ock, at the American Hote), 229 Broadway, corner of Karelay atrect, ock of wines an? segars of the Am+rican Hotel weal, black Matroni, Victoria, w—VYellow and green il Victo ahinet, Mary and Elizabeth, &) Ports- Old London dock, black seal.&o Hnoks—Johams herzer, Rudesheimer, Hockeimer, sparkling hock, and Burgundy, Volnay ciarets, &e. Sundrios—Chorry 'b dy, raspherry and bi: Schiedi ofd London doo iy. imported “in tallen brandy. Jamaica rum, bitters, porter al jwan in, Champagne of various aud well known brands. Segars— folico Baran cost from $45 to $75 8 thousend, La ‘ancia, Diana, Tropical and other well Esparanza, Known brands. W. HOLMES, AUCTIONEER.—SALE OF RLEGANT J, pets, pianoforte, steel onsravinzs, cil W: HCLMES wil! soll this day, (Fucs- 4g o'clock, all the farnitare, &o. in tho stone houso No. 121 Forty fifth street, near Broadw: ting of richly carved mahogany parlor furniture, in et; soft tetes, ard easy obairs, in hair cloth and dod and mahogany ‘marble top contre, y marble top bureaus and. washstends: French pier glasses; eilk and lace curtains; ino ro: woud pianoforte; carved mahogany rockers; mahogany centre, side. and spring seat chafrs and ork taDles; seerct uri extension dining tal tery ; tape Brussels cloth carpeting: bascment and kitchen furniture whole to be sold without reserve. Sixth avenue oars come within one block. D. NASH AUCTIONEER, STORE NO. 410 BRUAD- Nay, —Sherif’s sale of s panorama —On Friday Jul . at 10 o’clook A. M. at No. 598 Broadway, the large an valuable panorama of the Mississippi River, together with the fixtures, &0., do. AUCTIONEER.—MORTGAGE SALE OF mahogany ab ‘Thursday next, J At No. 1483 We Twenty-first street betweon the Seventh and kizhth a: nues. This sole wil! embrace & large quantity of elo: rosewood varlor and chamber furniture of Europe: American manufacture, together with a cood avsortment of d walnut chamber avd dining furniture. Also perivr oil paintivgs and enuravings. Algo, ail silverware. cutlery and mantel ornaments belomg: to the beuse. Also, ono super elegant French secretary, aadone rosewood pianoforte. of touch. toneand finish. Together with » host of o cles, loth useful and ornamental, but altogether too nume- 0 mertion, yet comprising the mos: complete and ele- cant assortment of goods offered at auction this Mo particulars to morrow Catalogues on morniog of sale. Sale positive, rain or suine. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—CATALOGUE SALE OF + genteel cabinet furniture, pianos French plate giasses, carpets oilcloths, &c—B. Colton will sell this day, Tuos 23, at 10 3¢ o'clock, at the anction reo ~ large and choice assortment of good furniture in rosewood and mah. vites of rosewood, in brocatelle; soft French bedsteads, bookcase: &e., &e.; als, one of them wade by Abbott, of this ted; also, two second-hand pianos, the morping. LINEN, 40. OF THE AMERICAN & CO., suctionoers, will 28, at 103g 0” slo rner of marcia: jURNITURE, C., Hotel.—WILLIAM IRVING sell at auction on Tueeday, Jun American He tel, 220 Broadwa balance of the furniture, ¥: moquet, arm an? bedeteads, 4(0 poirs linen sheets, table cloths and napkins. towels, blankets, counter ae _ mattresses, about seventy five mahogany ‘Sining ables, £0. REAT SALE OF LOTS AT KEYPORT, ON THURS. day, June 30, at 12 o'clock, at the Merchants’ Exchange, in the city of New York.— Thi ba; directly opporite the N 0 1d for t Borpore of opening a main great route from New York to the South. and the formation o 1 port of entry for the 8 epeet adapted for a le consequence of ite po Stato. This sale presen vestment, a Thi 7,00" protitahle oh a+ has né he harbor of New teamer Armonia leaves for Keyport every day at 4 P M., returning before dark. M: nd infor be had at Keyport, on board the boat, er at the office of the Florense and Keyport Company, 83 William eet. ROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, AND SAFES, AT auction.—This day. at 104 o'clook, at 67 D 7 treet, corner of Greenwich, teas, coffee. sugar, macearo |. starch, mustard, pepper, &0 ; together with liquorr, bra: dy, wine, Srabbentdor saeiveokn: pathoees bettssoer are : ‘washboards, sawbucks, plattorm balances, fre WELLINGTUN A. CARTER, Au ENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.—HENRY H. LEEDS & CO. will sell this day, June 28, at half-paat 1 o'clock, at sales room No. 8 W jousehold farni- she pro} ty consisting of lor ny extension dining sets complete; Brussels steadr, mattresses, and other househo! wood, &c, JOB chin OAREEY,, AUCTIONEER —OMKLEY & WRIGHT will sell at action, on Thursday, June 30, at Vo'elock M., at the Mechanios’ Exchange, Ne 343 Fulton street, opposite City Hall, ry lendid buildin, d ook and Hano rt of the Ninth bout on the grad, ruggete, be wure in ro ery minutes du Sale peremptory without reserve. Portion of t hase money may remain on bond and mortgage for ars, w r cent intorest. For maps Noulars apply to the auotioncors 343 Fulton street, the day and night Pr L. VANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ote at 1034 o'clock, at thi les room, 14 W: de and others, yo and attractive watch, mai eter sloohol meters, wo ‘d.do., metal mor 108 ROO? | order, and a fine op} who are in want of any of t! be « 0 good: EWATER, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL at 12 o'clock, at tho sales room, 14 Wall street, arrit witl 1. shiftin, jase inside, suitable for one or two ‘, ma by Wood, Co., Broadway, in good order; beon but little ove carriage will bo on oxhibitt previous to the sale, in front of Our store. abides W".,8, MELLOR, AUCTIONEER.—AUCTION S4LE on fie entire atgok of furniture i 93 Sixth = 4 enn SO AOI, sans Pere eas or Seley Seen ad or York Come it fo eae iecles Cita sa, Contant tect nu" fae S il G iat, opposite the residence Ferbane, m 60 loin tnd one dwelling hoses: eitt met ‘Tb will be gold f an exoolle~t o easy thi rty hour beth ta, the land fy all good til the’ a very desirable residency, i tached. for persons dolag business in New York, half an hour ia passing to and from that city. ‘Persons wishing to purchase are requ neta gai tenant ¢ ‘and the belance ia $5 mos! ii tae, ne angeen ones, good air, and s bealthy looa- it] a Gaps are vow ready at the offices of the auctioncers, Wo. 43 Fulton stroct Frooklyn: and No. 18 Nasesu strest, New York, and also at the dwelling-house em the premises. ASTEN, AUCTION RER.—PURNITURE—TBIS DAY, at 10h o'clock, at $38 kichth avenue, b, GATE, a large assortment of household furpiture, carpets, rors, &c, Sale positive, of i B, JONES, AUCTIONEER—JONES & HENRY W., wirireit this day at 10% o'clock, at 15 Spruc arlor, bedroom, and » hale Jounges; three scts o} mattresses, bedsteads, bureaus, pots, &o., do |. WITTERS, AUCTION¢ER, WILL SELL ON WBD, eatay, at 1'o’clock, at 88 Marion street near Prince of the above honse, o sole bedates itehen tables; toilet ry Also lease of 4s Ward Hotel for sale. Canal street, of Wm. Wittors, MISCELLANEOUS. 1,500 GPARtNER WANTED WITH TUE ABOVE . amount to join the advertiser in a well es- first class restaurant located in the very best art down town. This is a rare chance for s mam ‘One that has some knowledse of lease addre . N. N., Horal ER OR AGENT WANTED, IMME. to engaze in facturing business, Une of the will be required to travel a part of the time, The will psy 100 per cont, and no com; tion, Good wcurity aiven to an honest man for the amsuat invested. References given and required Address Homes, office. 450 LOts FOR SALEIN JERSEY CITY. THEY 3 ‘einone plot. eight blocks west of the Canard steamers dock, with besod together ata groat bargein. They have a valuablo water front, Also, 600 lots in Brook- lye and New York, six lots onthe corner of Thirty sixth street and Brea y six do,*on Thirty-reventh street, Joining; twelve on Forty-fifth street, and sixteen on Forty- sixth street, between Fitth and ixth aveoucs, Ao, £e. Inquire of 8. P_ TOWNSEND, 82 Nassau 7 literal tait CARD.—THE UNDEKSIGNED, Man UrAcTURaEs of gold pens and gold and. eilvor pevell etented would very respectfully tntotm the pubile tbat Ehey'are opeving ‘at sheir retell store, 277 Irving Howes, Broa ful assortment of fine ssationery of Te & bea ation which {tp cemvection with their assort- Perior geld pens and prnalls, enabler persone te ” 4 welt Bad- way. cent im, equip thettosiveetwita poss, ink Soe up theaaselves wito pout poe toany proviousty offered in thw city Bev 2°co. No. 12 Maiden Inne, and 277 6 EWARE OF IMPOSTERS —THE BONA FIDE ORL ginal and only genuine exterminator that Fate, mice, cockroaches ante, &o. wilhone sten Tad 8. | Costar's depot, 448 Broadway. Costar’ terminater not only kills the bugs, but kee; ROOKLYN —TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN DESTR- ing a gentcel and comfortable home can be accommo- dated with partial board and ple: t rooms, at No. 80 Nas- sau street, near Pearl street. Fulton ferry. RING MATTRESS WARKEROOMS—IROR 1 best plave to cod the je dn the best m: t elastic felt bet from $4 to $56. N B— Old wee altered to ring beds $6 to $12. Pri- vate dwellings. hotels, &o.. fureished promptly, at No. 640 Broadway, near Prince streot. JURNISHED ROOMS TO LET—EN SUITE OR SINGLY, onthe second floor, with uso of bath room adjoii the location deeirable. being in the immediate vi St. John’s park. Apply at No. 6 Beach stree POR SALE A BLOOD BAY COLT, FIVE YEARS OL pound style and action, 1536 ba warranted sound and kind nd can trot in 3h minutes ‘Also a pair of chestnut three inches high; will weigh 2,200 po sin. and double harness; car trot tozether in four minutes; of fine saddle horso fora lady or gentlema: make @ fine pair of private coach horses. double or tingle. Also ono browa mare, 15% h: warranted sound and kind, and can trot in 3.10 to Please inquire at 17 Park row. OLD AND SILVER PLATING TaUGHT TO LADIES fand gentlemen, hy a new process, «any to learn, simple $0 practice, no apparatus required. Cau work at hom suitable for travelling. respectable. and very Hours from )0 to 12 and 2to 4 o'elock daily. Odlice ia rear of the Bonemian hair dye (oast side, depot, 237 Hudson at. LOX GH, LUNCH. —A FINE COLLATION, O& LU oa, will ved up at the ne d splendid St :te Saloon 47 Broadwi nner of Broome wet from 11 to 1; look every day during the week, except Suodsy, id Now Orleans style. P. U. GRADY, Proprietor. FECHES, LEECHES.—FIFTY THOUSAND SWB ieb, Hungarian end Turkish leech: large. Juss revived per lw cheap, in lots to suit purel No. 210 Pearl street an PATUREL & CO, ey GUARD, SEVENTH REGIMENT, UAT- fe but very little vsed, for sale at ball price, also ew once mads to orcer, according to regulation, at the ol tailoring stand, 200 Wooster strect, three doors above siveok- er stree JOUN C. MuSEMAN. ETERSVIL'E BOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION —THE excursion of i tube place this aay: poned until further notice, o count of the weather. A full attendance of the members fi the next few meetings is desirable. QILVFR PLATED ON GERMAN SILVER WARE. Castors, oy porns $3 to $5 solar and Quid lam new patterns, in Florence gilt ‘ASHER 162 Wihinm afreet, between Fulton and An church, KAVILLING Bro ardis cu rior solid sole leaths r trunk Buropean travel. Algo, valises, bays, &c.. do. Wholesale aud retail, articles at this cetablishment sont to any part of New York, Brook- Iya, Jersey City or Williamsburg, free of expense ' Orders r the Weat Indies, South america, &c., filled with des- REIT ANTED—BY A RESPECTABLE SMALL FAMILY, apartments, to censist of one bedroom, sitting rom, apd pantry, in plain family. where there'ars not maay Children, Address, statiag terme and location, and. she rel ally agno others wi receive attention, ad Herald cAice. eee ANTED—BY A RESPEC "ABLE YOUNG LADY, A furnished room and full board in some retired famil of respectability Location preferred between Canal ond grit streets, Terms moderate, Address Miss Comstock, ry LIQVUKS, so 1.000 2OZENS, OF ,cLARRT WINE, FROM $1 50, * hotles returned ; 2,000 jags Schiedam gia ; 19,000 bottles of old port, Sherry, Madeira brandy, cam. whiskey, cordials, &o., suited to dealers and families, twenty per cent * below an: and 100,000 segars. For sale by wM. #. UN DEKHILL, 490 Broome strect. LES, PORTER, WINES, BRANDIES, SEGARS, &C., # do. at the store 349 Fourth avenue, coruer of Twenty: eighth street, branch of W. A 490 Brooms strect, ‘The stock is einal purposes or family ui dirtetion of George D. Brow OUNTRY DEALERS ARE REQUSTED TO EXAMINE our extensive stock of wines, beandirs, and segars, whi offer at the lowest market price Buyers will Gad thes ERS, Importers, 300 Broadway, fo a STOMACH BITTERS—ONRI- tablishment, japtod for medi: ¢ business is under the oan make a great saving by so doing. PETE 1 if acy 8 & CHa: 4 puritier o blood, & ® deliclous P| ver rooms, v ‘or wenady, my ported by LESLIE & CO., 208 Di reek if K ETBRS & CHAMBERS, IMPORTERS, 30 AD. offer for sa is :—Pale nox Unk eogens Precdlon, grad bi madet id ctaros wit f all qualit = fines, of all qualiti, im M. H UNDERHILL OFFERS TO DEALERS A’ twenty per cent below any house, branatos, wines, gi Whiskey, rum, syrups, cordisls, Scotch, Gast India, 6 Iadelphia ales, Loncon, Dublin, and Philadelphia porter and Brown stout, Hei Chari He a a EXPRESS AGENCIES, DAMS & CO.'s EXPRESS, F REO s A mouth, Richmond, Pei pare, wa ae Belen and the interior of Virginia by the United States mail pis Norfolk, every” Fueeday and’ right, packages aud parcels received iSgolelock P.M on day of sailing, Our inland ooncete euntinue to leare da uaa and o'clock P.M All freight: tended to go by our inland oom A At 9 o'clock A. M., for th 88, Must be so marker AMS & CO., 59 Brondway. HASE & CO 'S EXPRESS. 33 BROADWAY. . C fornia via Nicaragua, Sth July, froight ae at To Boston, and Philadel phis daily ' To Charleston. rior of Geor; Alabama, ‘Tennesse, Saturd: verpool, London, Paris, and throughout Europe by every steamer. Offi ye seare are, Reston t corner Front layne atreot, Charles London | 44 Rue Notre Damo dee Vie. ——$—$ $$ MPORTANT EXPRESS NOTICE.—PARI! I Go vireige aud North Corsilva Memes Re ieee folk Richm Petersburg, Raleigh, Gaston Wilmington, id [is Legion ry A008, office, No. 2 Barolay str and quick despatch, Remo: press, No. 2 Barolay street IGEON SHOOTING WILL TAKE PLACE ON WE! Pivescey, dune wn ce Woe Grotto, Prospect Hill, Brooklyn ‘Lovers of the «port aro ‘re d to A god enpply of birds on hand, ‘The fF overy helf hour. voting been arpore. Sportamon will do well. COYKOY, Fulton streot, corner of Cli, way Post Uffivs. . A! Beis d . «