The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1854, Page 8

Municipal Affairs. PROCESDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN. This Board met last evening, the President in the chair. THE RUSS PAVEMENT IN THE BOWERY. gegen my Ries Fisher, and Bird,and Lew dl Ie against the rey or annulling the contract to have the Bowery and Chatham street was received and ordered to oe ES people doing business in the westerly granting the exclusive use of to any person or ition of James Travers’ for a sewer in Forty. fourth | treet, between Tenth and Elev nd Forty-secon: Femonstrance against the structed in Forsyth, Walker, and Division streets. ‘THOR LATE FIRE LN BROADWAY. Acommunication was received from the Mayor, en- closing a check for $200 for the eat upon | the firemen why i ved with Russ pavement, entered on the minutes. | ment to imtimid: ‘of Fifth avenue, between Thirty-fourth | ot g eu streets done according ite content benefit of those depend- ¢ killed o¢ disabled on the he burning of the buildi t being subscriptions of $100; Tracey, Irwin & ‘0., $50; Alfred Ed- nus & Nixon, $26, ‘Referred to the special committee who Lave charge of the matter. TRUSTEES POWRE g resolution, 1 Finance Committee, was adopt d—If the — of Councilmen concur, that the Barnes & Shepbard, SRL BRICK CHURCH. 4d to the report of the cdupted by the bowed of trustees of the church, and will pass the riction om the remove the re pr carry out in good faith the Propositions co lutions. accordin to the understan: nding between the and the commissioners of the sink- et forth in the same to the Common Council ou lowing preamble and resolution were offered: — it is understood that there are in some of the dopartments persons acting under appointments made with went of this Loard, as required Ly the charter; thorefore be it Rosoived, That the Con ptrolier be, and he is hereby, in Ay no galury to any perdon acting OFFICIAL REPORTER OF THE DEBATES. me published in some daily p nit wan suggested that as this matte ture of money, puid emanate from ¢ following resolution:— ompirvller he directed to advertise from the various Alderman Morro ol ubserve the best interests of ou ali- han HERRICK said that they could not get any of to publish the proceedings for less than $5,000 a year Alderman Morr said HERALD was paid but $3,000 Alderman Herrick—Well, the Hrraup refused to renew the contract for less than ‘The resolution was then l Alderman DRakx offered was ordered to be printed, and that it be made the speci order for Wednesday evening next. The Committee on Stra nity Church for are etrcet irom Greenwi adw. Fespeotlully report. That they have heard’ reouall; and by their counsel, iuberested in tho Proposed en the subject their most care deliteration have arrived at the conclusion that the of Albany #'rect to Broadwa great public nccessit in question ought not to be repea for thie result, the Committee regard the: The distance on broxdwa, s sixteon hundred an je butitis without a si Ghat all thacpart of the alty yin 'd went of Broadway, i of aceces to or from the river following report, m the petition of ‘Tri ee extending Albany ih street to B ‘uvement, and havi Js demanded ass seventy four feet, oF one- ‘Only ninety three (vet on Broadway is divided between four streots, viz:—Thames, twenty foot; Rector, thirty-two feet; thirty fect The conse: t) uence is, that ti oadway to the river, unless they make @ consider art of the city, ancient or modera, pable want of strset accommodation. Jedar stree d PPulton, on Broadway, t and sixty-one feet, and only eight hundr vis: —Cedar, thirty throe an three foet, Cortlandt, fifty feet, in'all, ono hundred and eighty six foot, bein twico the quantity of ts below Cedar than half the dista aco a9 distance i seven hundred and | y four feet, and yo ing 171 feet on Broadway: so that, for from Cedar to Park Plave, there is ile for » larger. dista ce below Cedar, the! cught noe de be permitted treet. from Fourteenth str oh northwi and all others 60 fect, confine? to the narrow and dilth id out more than two while this portion of ths city is still uncred years ago. With ye berty stroets have boca widoned Under rectutions ofthe Cotsen G ‘ouneil; and this the com: proof that the samo process of y Fequired for that important low Cedar street, rd as conclusive improveracut is im it; property aid business in this part of the eiry hav not shared in the general advance which the prosperity of has produced, but they have, in fact, teilen of ant depreciated, so that the above and below Cedar + jelow Cedar streot Femals usimprorea an ferior populatio nd the value of Lote old and rickety tenements are ocoupiod by a #hiiting aad in ‘dle an) Of displuated dwellings ur most respectable merchants within the truth to say that the lots below Codar are not mow worth half as much as those above it, while the rents below Cedar ar Paid above Cedar street. ‘owners of property below Cedar are improvements made above and beyond tieit pro i the duty of the city goveromont to ace th hould not continue ; proviaes s partial reinady for this ov eve property ‘owners what they are ji 2 to. be derived from city improvement improvement has bi ublic for upwards of forty years; itis time au end should be put to agita- ‘at least two-thirds less than is now frecly It is apparent, therefore, that the tually damaged by the demanded by the the committee thin tion upon this subject. Objection deserving the slightest con- he extonsion of this through a small portion jon cannot be regarded r been allowed to pr ity, here or elsewher never 60 regarded it. y Law bas been to remove the rei Sad direst the lmproversgate (o be made, Am oof be State, pasted Burials in Trinit; injerious to the health of 8 ago ; and altho , and made some few in 00) were prohibited city. in 1823, more vestry of that oburch defied t torments sfterward: € been made for ie many ng. to do it now, fan to deter i few or no rolatives Of the Committee is ce of Trinity. Church for ard which will ar the ay, for the purpose of a burying at apropeinge 1b 0 Ray other use, eon Prohibited, it is of prone Nbouee decided, upon t 4 Chiet Justice Savage, who delivered ‘ot f Altany stepet, Gt Wendell, 1149, 158) the pecuniary val tie Shas ain 1884 So th: ‘iat its present vi the iaterest which the owner had he qualified rights which may be exercised over it.” may cons seat it atl into building | ¥ other Sandvas it suppose, the hurch cannot use the aed rus en pre ‘pose Considering the utente of, ote, then that says:—"' If, om ary in the, dead, then ES ill be benefitted increased in value at a addition of that enst half. mil cum to the taxabl Bie rate of cost of the caren inclading the expense of the re- coval of the remains of ti x, a ¢ dead, cannot greatly excee! 100 (00; bat admit that it may ru a to $10,000, and that ‘be city bas to ber while in fact it has siderable "ear Jous asseverations a fact, while th id stigations of the committee = ‘Secertain the vio ws of pro ignated by a momber of the jority report: this area om promptly furnis of pr stended, which carried th howed # much larger nam but as is shown hereafter, such op Lote majority in ount of the par , whieh rule governs to those sought out and 2, Rot two-thirds of the | eeedings cam be ‘of which have siren th mount to $50.45 0 Inu, increased mest te yy and as ‘which is found to ai will dourtl ~ ia apreme tsihe in favor of Siccanenten is $10,401 98 sateen trom the enhanced value of Sat cae te eae Deineroaned: va ihe na the propristers are among those im favor of the ex- tension. snowing a decide nce in faver of the they are eonclasiy S iateriare to suspend the pending procoodings, ests oormr der the induenee of Trinity chureh. an vio Public laprovement can’ be ma It indemanded alike by the interest ef the city at largo ") well m7 tye oe proprietors of the regi: id it will be founa Promote the convenience of the citizens and thi of ® neighborhood always fa- tally dangerous whe Penienine have prevaile Jn concluslon, your committee say Tatas ‘Trinity Church ostensibly attempted the building of thei prevent unc! in the making Cr 1 ey are entitled ‘to say the least, to but litt and their patriotism cannot be considered to raged when we remember that they havo, ever since tl evacuation of th the British army, (more th Seventy years ago.) allowed this matter to reat in silence, | ‘some token to the memory of those for | without erectin, whose lives and fortunes the trustees of Trinity church, Gaaing the Revolution, evinced so livtle sympathy or ct. Besides, it is extremely doubtful, if Rouimprobay shoorting to the testimony adduced before the committ Whether or not any patriote of the Revolution wore allowed to_be buried in Trinity churchyar: Your committee are therefore - OREN to offer the fol lowing. seeelee jon — Resolved, prayer of the petitioners for a repeal of the o1 revting the extensioa of Albany street to Broadway, be deniod, | “Synopsisof’ the assessment for the extension of Albany street, made in ISM by Wm, Paxson Hallot and others, wi der a special order of the Supreme Court—applied in the seme retio of xalue to the proceedings now ponding for the seme impr PChureb,...... angel ve Sotall building om “iat” ‘vince ‘and four lots aud Creenwich street, 44,300 ‘Total - 867,923 62 Aseosrmen Pine. cor: strect on damages and costs o! nelades the abo roceedings. . f the Aggregate of Damages and B Majority in amount o cesary to defeat the messure. Keoults of maps tubmitted to the’cominittes by applic d by the op ¢ Fatio of value ed by the applic esignated by & mem) ing the Pine strovt ‘Trini ts on an area em- of the Cominittoo ota wud obhors the OL see ates s S18198 62 St Chiirehi,” for’ ict!’ on | Greenwich street, 11,690 00 $24,728 62 | On bepefite —Trinity buildin, 8 ‘Two lots east side Broadway : 7,100 00 do. Thames stregt, not as: aod ort ct (he requisite‘ aupoun proceedings. Mop eubm ted by. the opponents, embracing the tof in same ratio, aud still far. —Trinity and St. Ste- . $24,728 62 D But eight iots as shown to's opposed by map No. 1 (tbat of the applicants.) which are not #0 represented on t they are ther REPORTS ADOYTED. 1 the Fire Department in regard to and No. 46; of pmittee Engine Compenies N Salaries and Offices, Assistant Mesvenger to this Board; Assessments, non-concurring to confirm assessment list | for sewer in Forty- confirm sundry ‘assessments; house for Fngine Company No for Frgine No. 45 and Hook and La‘lder Company No. 10. REBUILDING THK NEW CIY HAL! ‘The special committee to whom this matter was re- ferred, reported that there exists great necessity for the immediat suitable buildings for those officers who have lately been driven from their places of business by fire. The pre- sent 5 . and confused state of the courta and other ces, of great importance to the city govern- public generally, require immodiate action. The following resolution was offered :-— Revolved, That the Cormissioner of Repairs and Supplies be directod to advertise for plans and specifications for new bnilding in the Park: the same to be a of iron, stone, and brick, to te about 300 y, 118 in dapth, to'cost about $307,000, and to be 25 foet trom the building now known as t New Court House: and further, that such plana aud tions as shall be adopted’ by the Common Council shall be purcbased by the city for $1000 and shall be divided ito three clarses, viz. :—Viret class premiam, $600; second 0, $200; third do., $130. The resolution ‘aid on the table until Monday, ORTS CONCURRED in Washington street, nd Carlisle; in favor of sewer in West nane to Reade street; in favor of sewer - , between Bleecker and Amity streets; of sewer ia Lispenard street, between Broadway ana Church street; in favor of a | basin’in front of Nos. 182 hd 1dd Madison n Seventy- ninth street ong in favor of building in favor of Of Committee in favor of sewer | between Hector Broad der Company in the Ninth ward: concurring with ths Councimen ‘adverse to paying bill of Kipp & Brown for stages furnished the Fire Dopartment Commitice in 1891 in favor of providing an iron safe for Collector ments; in fayor of building « new carriage for Hose Com- pany No. 24. 1B NOSVITANTIFS TO THE AVTAIN OF THR THREE MELLS. AlCerman Henwics {a resolution that the com mittee on the reception an a hospitalities to Capt. Creigh ton of the Three Bells, reception, resolutions and the expenses of the gol snut! box presented to him. Adopted. THE SIXTH AND KIGHTH AVENUE RAT/ROADS. ‘the report of the Committee on Railroads, non-concur ring to direct the Eighth Avenue Railroad Company to run their cars the regular trips to Fifty-ninth street, was concurred in. The report of the Committee on Markets was concurred in. Receipts of Sixth Avenue for month April A!" le, ‘ighth Avenue COMMISSIONER OF St A communication from Mr lution of the Board, state uthority of power to appoint clerks and others vested in me, executive of this department, questioned, I have the honor to state they were appointed ti time their names will be sent to your for confirmation.” In another communication he submitted the following names for such confirmation:—John O'Toole, as clerk to Commissioner of Street and Lamps; Anthony J. McCar ty, as Clerk of Washington Market; Francis Leonar, di puty do.; John Nugent, Clerk of Catharine Mar! | Joseph Petty, Clerk of ¥ranklin Market. The nomin: tions were rajected. EXPUPSIONS AND SUSPENSIONS FROM THK FIRE DEPARTMENT. A report of the Commitice of the Fire Department, on the complaints made by the Chief Engineer in his com- munication of the 15th of February last, recommended that Engine Company No. 15 be suspended throe months; that Joseph Logan, hook and ladder, be suspended three montis; that Charles Neary, assistant foreman of Engine 21, be suspended three months; that Hose Company suspended twenty day honorable Board ind that Daniel Mavor Waish, of Engine Company No. 31, be expelled from the Fire Department. The report was adopted. ter some other business, the Board adjourned to ndey next, at 5 o'clock. BOARD OF COUNCILME: The Board met pursuant to adjournment, Frown, Fsq., presiding. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved, ais passe, ove obstructions on Eleventh street, near Second y crosswalk in Twenty-third street, between eventh avenues; to repair First ward station Edwin J. Sixth and house; to confirm contract for the construction of pro- tection railing in Eighth avenue, between jkighty-third and Nintieth streets; to grade Fifty-second street, be- tween Tenth and Eleventh avenues: to repair Fourth ward station house; to flxg sidewalks on Broome and Tompking. streets; to grade Forty-fourth. strest, from Ninth to Tenth avenues: to fence lota on Twenty-sixth street, between Seventh and Eighth avenues; to flag sidewalk in Ninth avenue, between Forty-second and | Forty-tifth streets; to regulate and grate Fifty second | strect, between Broadway and Sixth avenue; to regulat and grade Fifty-eighth street, from Seventh to Eighth avenues; to orga Robert H. Dixon and others into a Hook and Ladder Company in the Ninth ward. EVTTION®. Of Thomas Hamilton, foreman of Hore Co. No. 46—For a new location. Referred. Of Benjamin Perine, Jy.—For a sewer in Columbia street, between Stanton and Houston streets. Referred Of Nicholas Siegrist—Jo open Seventy-eighth street | from Hudson river to East river. Referred. Of the residents of Greenwich street—Asking for re | pairs in said street. Referred. REBOLUTIONS, Councilman Moriter—To open Fifty ninth and 106th streets, from river to river Where not already opened. Referred. Councilman Garrysy—To fence vacant lots in Four- teenth street andayenue A. Reterred. Councliman Prarsoy—To fil! in vacant bots on Third avenue between Fitty-first and Fifty-Afth streets, Re erred Thirty-cighth ond Thirty-ninth streets and Broadway, and Sixth avenue Referred. Councilman Jerew1an—That the Committee on Finance inquire into, and report on the propriety of purchasing four lotgand erecting thereupon @ fort House, in the central part of the sixth judicial district, for said court Adopted. Councilman Youxc—To repair Barclay strect. Roferred. Councilman Hxaty—To increase the pay of foremen end cartmen employed in paving streets, respectively, to $2 and $2 60 per day ferred. ‘ouncilman YouNc—To repair Chambers and Green- wich streets. Referred. Couneilman MoNaGHax—To exempt property owners on Ninety-second street, between Third and Fourth ave- nace, im all wan in oj spening said street. Referred. ‘ouncilman BickroRD—To repair an: Engi Howse No. 13. Reteered. starter r ounciiman CRAWFORD—To take up and rebuil in Grand street, between Wooster and Sullivan ‘rena Referred. Councilman Howks—That the Committees on Ordi- pance be requested to amend the existing lawa, and to create new laws, if necessary, for the better regulation of } oy rive erastnee: Referred. ‘ouncilman E:uorr—To ir oo i i street, between avenues C and one at nS a Councilmen BiLpky—That the crown he Rawedacy Board notifythe contractor who constructed the sewer inBroome street, between Eidri d Columbia, t i street forth with. Melee 2 epic Broome OF COMMITTERS. Concurring with "Boned of Aldermen, ia favor of do- | eating $1,000 et ote ee the font of Poctraeih, cleat ity of the city governmens ts | river, recently purchased by removal of the Mood, 0 $13,123 02 | = onents or remonstrants | | with the plaintiil to $31,246 13. to defeat the | land reverted | bility of the defendants. $57,219 85 | by any act or statement of theits, or assented to by ommittee on | favor of appointing Chas. Golden | of the Committee on | the land to George E. xth street; in favor of concurring to | / was any fraud pray tion by the Common Council in erecting | | Cour wrt all the particulars of the | vieted of having burglariousl; | Broome street. ever having heard the | me, and in due | bat Engine Company | | them to our #1 jel | tiff for $500 damages besides om hp ree Wester Dispensary. tar oper he Corporation as a ¢ landing of such boats as may be required, foe | 2 dead animals, bones and re- fuse of the a. The Board t! a ERR of the Whole for about an hour, during which time reports were read a second time, and ordered toa third reading. No mingly anxious to get throughjtheir busi- ots Will oe tile 4s ay au powsfle: go no tine was spent in be about reform or retrenehment. Board adjourned until Monday evening next. United States Cireult Court, Before Hon. Judge Betts. ‘The United States agatagt James Collier, late Collector of San Francisco.—The jury, ‘under the direction of the Judge, and with the consent of both parties, rendered a special verdict in this case, subject to the opinion of the Court. This verdict leaves undetermined what amount, if any, is due by Mr. Collier to the United States gov- ernment. Txve Biis.—The Grand Jury brought in bills of indict- ment in the following cases :— The United lemon vse Charles Hamilion.—Assault with a dangerous weapor “he ‘Same vs. William Valliant,—Larceny on the high £0 ‘The Same vs. George W. Bailey.—Rucess of passengers. he Same vs. Alice Grey and Theresa Grey.—Passing counterfeit coin. ‘The Same vs. John Thomas.—Assault with a dangerous weapon. The Same ve. James Bushe.—Larceny. The Same vs. Adoiphus Doll. w stealing a letter from Tost Office, ‘The Same vs. David Allen, —Excess of passengers. DECISION IN EQUITY. May 5.—David Kobbins apt. Charles 4. Davis and | others. —'the following isa brief extract of his Honor’s $59,004 70 | decision in this case -— ‘The defendants are trustees of the Pensacola City Com- pany. Company, and which had before been vested solely in Waittam 'H. Chace, as trustee of that company. The de- fendants are also individual purchasers and owners, with other associates, of the lands held by them in trust. The Sth of January, 1837, William H. Chase, for the 1 consideration of $10, conveyed a square of land, inthe city of Pensacola, and belonging to the ‘ensacola Land Company, to George E. Chase, in fee, on nt with the latter that he should erect thers. hotel. On the 12th of October, 1836, on the ing that the above conveyance was to be , George E. Chase entered into a contract ply the materials and build the Rotel for the price of $6000, to be paid him by George KE. ¢. ‘The hotel was finished, but the plaintiff, not Veing supplied with funds, according to agreement, made to bi. | claimed that he had been damaged to the amount of | about $80,000, which he seeks to recover of the de- | fendants, alleging that the conveyance to Chase was not a Lona fide one, but made to deceive him; that the to ‘the defendants, and that’ the con- ly for the benefit of the defendants alone. The court decided that the contract between Robbing and George E. Chase was personal between the parties, and had no relation to any obligation or lia- ‘That the defendant dii not, tract was re induce the complainant to enter into the said con ny other agreement or understanding with hase, touching the erection of the hotel, and said Chase had no authority to bind the defen- dants to the fultilment of any agreement of his in the premises. That the complainant had full notice of what them, | GE. Chase’s interest in the land really was at the time of the contract. ‘That the transactions with G. E. Chase were made with him, as the sole owner of the land, and that the defendants iad no notice of any claim upon them therefor. That Wm. H. Chase had full power to convey hase, and that there was suflicient consideration forthe conveyance to him, but that neither Wm. H. Chase nor Wm. B. Taylor had power to bind the mneurring to build engine | company or its trusiecs without their concurrence to 47; to build new house | any agreement that the company or the trustees should bear any expense incurred in building the hotel. That whether or no the comy omplainant has proved that there upon him, the defendants are hot prove to have shared in it, or to have had notice of it | at the time. Held, therefore, that the complainant has | failed to establish any right to charge the defendants in any way with the debt by him alleged to be due him. Bill therefore dismissed, with cost Court of General Sesst Before Judge Beebe. CONVICTED. Grand Lavceny.—Faward, John and Zophar Mills were tried and convicted of stealing a quantity of cotton a] oot valued at $20, from Lathrop, Leddington & Co., landt street. ‘The spools were found in the phn hs a the prisoners, by the officers. Sentence deferred. PLEAS OF GUILTY. Grand Lareeny.—WiNliam Price pleaded guilty to steal- ing three ounces of gold dust, the property of his brother, a returned Californian. Sentence deferred. Burglary in the Third Degree—Lyman Barr, indicted for burglary in the third degree, in having burglariously entered the tailoring establishment of Wyman & Co., of Broudway, pleaded guilty to the charge, and was remaud- ed, there being other charges preferred against him. It is thought by the authorities that Barr is connected in fume Way With those who set fire to the premises of W. v. jennings & Co,, 2 short time au. Petit Larceny.—Mitchell May, indicted for stealing $37 worth of old clothes, pleaded guilty to petit larceny. The accepted his plea, and sentenced him to six months confinement on Blackwell's Islan Attempt at Burglary hatter was convicted of an attempt t Albert-H. Nicolay, auc lioneer, ina forcible manner. An auger and a boitle of chloroform were found in his pockets when arrested on the spot by the police. The Court sentenced him to one year’s confinement in the peuitenti Grand Larceny.—Julias Zimmerman, tried and con- vieted of stealing $45 worth of clothing from the store of Chas. Lacour, was sentenced to two years coniinement in ine State prison. Bury lary in the Third Degree.—Roderick Michaels, con- entered the boot and shoe store of Mr. Looster, and stealing irom the premises $70 worth of property, was sentenced to three years confine- ment in the State prison. Altempt at Burglary.—A desperate looking fellow, named William Wilson, was tried and convicted of havi ing at- tempted to break into the store of Maurice Dillon, No. 361 When arrested the police found & buach of skeleton keys, a jimmy and a loaded pistol in his pos session. The court looked upon the case as a very bad one, and accordingly sentenced the prisoner to two years and four months confinement in the State Prison. ACQUITTED. Passing Counterfeit Money.—William Mead was acquit- ted of passing a counterfeit tive dollar bill on the Trenton anking Company, on a German fancy bird dealer in William street, named August Fouke. Grand Larceny.—Dennis Moody was tried for stealing ® pocketbook containing $150, from Kdward O’Brien. The evidence in this case being somewhat conflicting from the intoxicated state in which all the parties were at the ime of the commission of the alleged larceny, prevented the jury from coming to a decision; consequently, after being out nearly three hours, they came into court’ with- out agreeing, and the court “Qischarged them until Mon- day nexi. The cpurt then adjourned for the day Common Pleas—Spectal Term, Before Hon. Judge Daly. Nathaniel P. Hosick vs. the Commissioners of Emigration.—This being the return day for the injunc- tion in this case, Mr. Edmon Blankman and Fletcher Park appeared on behalf of the plaintiffs, and Mr. Develin for the defendants. It was admitted by the counsel for the defendants that the Commissioners of Emigration had | rented and intended to use the premises No. 105 Frank- | lin street to receive emigrants, and that many of them are affected by contagious and infectious diseases. Mr. Park then proceeded to open the cage on the part of the plaintif's, and commented with great severity upon the incona@derate action of the Commissioners in establishing a receiving place tor emigrants affected with contagious diseases, in the very heart of one of our most respectable and densely populated streets. He insisted that they should have their office for this purpose on or near the dock where they are landed, and this would pre- vent their wandering about our crowded streets in search of the Commissioners’ office for their charity; and that the benevolence of our laws not only allowed them to come here, but even provided for their care and support aiter they arrived. But it was going a step too tar to ask that we should expose the citizens of this densely populated city to the contagion emigrants bring with hore. Mr. Develin contended that, under the law, the Com- | missioners had a right to establish their office for emi- | grants at any place and in any part of the city they chore, Mr. Edmon Blankman concluded the argument on be. hali of the plaintiffs, and contended, in a very forcible ner, that although the Legisiature had passed a act authorizing the Commissioners to establish auch an office for emigrants in the very location they had selected, the Court would have a perfect right to inter- fere, by a writ of injunction, to restrain them from car- rying on their operations, to receive emigrants infected With contagious diseases, in a neighborhood so densely populated as the‘one they had selected, and cited many authorities, among which was the celebrated case of Brower vs. the Mayor, &c., of New York; 3 Barbour’s 8. C. R., page, 264, which occurred in this very ward, and wie wee only to prevent emigrants from landing in the wari tire day was consumed in the argument of the | cause, and the decision of the Court was reserved. Councilman CoyNov"R—To fill in sunken lots botween | Superior Court—Part § Second, Before Hon. Judge Slosson and a Jury. May 4.—James Finnegan against John Murray. me jury in this action, (which was reported in yesterday’ Henarp,) brought in « verdict this morning for the pla hs Lewis Ginnochio against J Naylor.—This was @ suit upon a note of $400, made by the defendant for the benefit of one Pierre ng which was protested for non-payment. The defendant, in person, denied ever re- ceiving sny consideration for the note, but made it in order to a p the sheriff from selling sarace furniture for rent. The Court held that that was a ‘“considera- tion,’’ and the jury, under the instruction of the Court, rendered a jet for the plainti for $409 33; and the Court ordered an extra allowance to the plaintiff of $25. B Dean and others against Robert H. Berdrll and others. —the perties to this suit are merchants in this city, and the draft on which the action was brought was given by the defendants in business transactions be- tween them and the plaintiffs. The Court ordered the cause to be referred to Judge Wm. Kent, to hear and de- termine the issues in controversy. Donovan against The Bost River Insurance Company.— This was an act'on to recover the amount of insurance on furniture destroyed by fire in Moore street, March 1 1868, The jury was em, . but on consultation Messrs, MeKeon and Carroll, for plant, with Mr. Riggs, for defendant, the case was retiled The smallpox is creating much clare at Ratland Walden, Danville, and other towns ia Vermont, and many cases have proved fatal. iTmy + Restville, Tenn. ; ae iverpool; Stanley, Washington; C. EF. Patten, Bath, Maine Williams, Ohio; ‘Manuel G. Zamora, peer Shalmo, do. ; ; Don Franelaco Wiarte, do. ; and Capt. pesos army, were among the arrivals ‘at the ra Nicholas erday. Jew. B. Tappan, Augusta, Me.; Dr, Hurd and family, St. Joni Doar ee ‘Minnesoi E. J. Peck, Indiana- is; Cincinnati; Hon. W. H. Seward, ie ee D. Po Cok Ke; ree Madison, Ind.; Col. Gra; and lady, do.; H. B fashington, D. C.; P. a ee) Yarden: On We Digaleoe: ambus, O.; Te L iel ‘and Indy, ‘Washington, D. C.; B. Becker and two ladies, New Orleans, were among the ates, at the J tor House yesterday. | oldie, Edinburg; W. Porteous, Glasgow; J. C. Mer- rill; Constantinople; W. H. Fauntery, Wost Indies; "C. B. Bayard, St.John, N, B.; M. Bayard, do., and C. Adams, Washington, arrived yesterday At the Prescott House. Hon, B. 8. Hurd, Wisconsin; Hon. A. Tomlinson, Michigan; J. Richardson, Leeds, Eng.; W. H. Fontleroy, Western ‘Trinity; W. Frederick Ballam, Montreal; Ed: vot Weber, Valpatalto; award Nathan, Hamburg; Louis Berdedt, Berlin, and 140 others, arrived at the Me- tropolitan Hotel yesterday. Gov. Bigler, of Pennsylvania, is reported to be quite ill unable to sign the bills passed by the Legislature. ARRIVALS. From Liverpool in the steamship Afrion—Mr and Mrs J Barlow, Mrs Young, three children D Mrs Verran and servant, Mise ind Mrs T mand child, Mr ahd Sirs and, lady, two children and serv | Jesse Joseph, Mrs | Dean. 8 Galdie, RH Smith, CRD apt ‘They were appointed January 13,1837, and then | | took the title to the lands owned by the Pensacola Land Bonyere, Mr Falkinberg, Mr Baliant 4 iolty Mr JE Oliver hd GB , Mr and Mrs Morrison, Me ‘tr ‘Tidy, Mre Hesagl hreys, Ms Mz Porteous, Mr Ferguson, J Brash, Mrs Cordiner ildren, Mrs Gotls, ‘Miss Tsabella Gilebr: 2B wile. al WD Joyce and two “hildren ILE Thomson, § Schill, Mey Rose ‘and child, Mre Egger, Mrs Reoves, MisReoves, Mr E Reoves, W's Thompson, Mrs ‘Thompson, Miss Thompsom, Me Mite: man, @ Lugner, U Buckler, W Schumm, & Knapp, Mra | Rutz, Mrs Herlinger and child, Mr fon: Nessie Blorre Moaiin, Harhord, Moinhold, vteBomalg Fer dinand Crause, Guterman, Van de Mor, Hurroll, J M’Alj ae, \lexander Bidon, John Duffy. Boyce, Joba Dun Beckwith and son, Sinithson, Sutcliffe, Garrard, Miss Du: porrins, Mrs Wallack—I13 pas onger: DEPARTURES. | For Aspin wall and California in steamship TVinoia—Judge | Lake, rect A R Simonson, an. Thos Evans, Jona Bay and Mrs 8 Sweet, M: Redereon, MrN McCain, Mra’ Lyton, GF Austin, Capt ‘ach, E Mathows and lady, Lieut Loiser and Indy, Licut WA Winder, CA Winder, JN Patton, A | Piper, J Van Voash, Dr Muaray, MO Austin, F W Look- woo! W Churen, RH Gibbetts, Mrs & W Church, com. aie Dhapir ; and niece; Dr Siimps ‘reanor, M Sipsior, A Pichior, H Penta, H Heutch, BW Stherman, Mrs ae | and ow’ higge J A Chapin lady and Cond Misi GH Ingham and Ialy J Fi Nae ay, eas, SA, lady, eblid and sorvant man and ‘two children, Dr W ff Taylor. SW cy Mes Jones, wife and servant: HB Crist lady an Cuids ie Cassell ‘and child, Mes Standold HW Dwee and lady, Mra ing, K Burrows, JS Burrows, J H Pat. on, Mr Kelly, ebild and. servant: , Wm Woodward, lady and two children; Mrs I {Putney AS WeKoo. Hl Blakbam and wile, A | M Merril, Mrs CTi Hunt, CJ Suerredeo, § J Colduen, 5 Colvurn, V D Moody, wifo and child, Mrs McKee, Nrs J Hood and two children. T Dansti Acbize, J w . M Landores, FS Carr, J PW nipple R Tri ones, PD An. M Hamilton, P Gorzalles, c E Phettorpiace, W Pentbont 5 liar Miebie ott Joy, WY an. Pat K: W Ht Bart Haw, C Taylor, P Store: Spauldi Miler i sit RY Young, B Micktls, Jr, J D Timpson. Williams, Mrs J Collins and threo’ childeon,” Mes Derell, ot lady, H MeMintier, Miss Sines, dy and two cbildren, Miss EW Spander nd Tady, J Hichoook,’ Wm Hartley, Anderson, ie 1G Zaller, 3 tbe 2 Mes y infant, angen rs Dou dtwo children, R MeCa e's wubb, Ww B Buyer x Brower, D c Webster E 2 Drage, D Burnham, HC True. JA Dunn; C P Stev D K Riper, 4 M Drake, Willard Cas fan, json, B Smith, J R. Ay C.Distugnell. J. Gregory, Sw Grist, indy andohitd: Mav Woodvale G Rand, wife and two children; Mra M Greenwood, J Kinno; Parker, J P Mic ice, a SB ng, J Mes J Hackett, ler, Mrs wanes and three poerieed Butea wie aa RB ¥ Bent, an rife an children; R Burges, E Ben jody ‘Sennett Melatyrer J 8 Rovinsst, 3 i J Beit P Robinesa. SW White. JN Beraham, J Dutton, 4 4 ‘aint ‘or, H Franoe, J Breese, 3 Biggs JA Armiiage, M Mark- J Sailer, M Jordan, J Dauce, ‘oudder, P R Blakeley, FGcuahiyi A Dix, W Crane, 8 York, E MoPhorson, ¢ | Spreilin i tana pion, § Mill iller, M Pot Bogert rt ling, 8, C sad ‘MChaller, JJ Caripbelh Pitch sugnlin, P King, R Wood, W Thon Honison, M Jaco , J Weir, J Noglan, J Brandt, V Hopa 3 Brown, G W Todd, J Brumley, Kent, Bailey, J coler BT Saterloo, J R& W'S B Runnel Bibbor, D Kelman, D. Struss,’ D Dupkeo, B Frotman, J Selbran, M Almer, A F Jo RO Disturneil, J M& J Gregory, W Hf Vincent, H Cunningham, W/E Sumner, W Warren, at Wason, M V\Ib Wa: ‘acon, J | Paluier. G W Patner, JF Kane, JW Jesop, TJ Clough, J A Clough, J Smith, W Horton, G Storey, P P Tunison, J Bailey. 1. ‘Henderson, T ek 6 Jefferson, P T Bro 5 w J Westtield, J Head, 22 ‘k, TC Smith, J Barrett, P Gale N N Duffoy, 8 Munroe, W Denton, MO Neti, MO Neil, ip mK Macdie’ u Fenoh\C Hi Pench, 4 Garripadi, D Kalippe, Arbizaze, M ne ‘baman, P Conia Mott. Wor t PJ Chamber.ta, A Woreiar, R Turner, Puede alte and ewoccilldcen Y simons, K Simons, Kaveil, J Loder aud son, CE Hrown, H 3 Wood—and | full complement in the steerage. For Puenta Arenas and California, in the steamship Northern Light—Adams & Co's messenger, Wells, Farzo EC nger, Capt Nath Jarvis, Goo N Netlie, CD Bianchard wife two children and two servants, Dr A Wilder. Caleb Barretto, Mrs H © Ruseum and set! Miss ek og cy W Garter Mra W © Reed and two chil- n.d iley, R W Cavter, Iranc Terkes, Mrs Hubbard and two hises, Miss Wiloox, J Crittenden, Miss M Crit. tendon, Paul Ros owh, D I Browe: and wite, Mra R it ML Day and wifo, J Ham mond, Mi: vty, Geo M Marra; afid wife, elton. J D Hunt, EL R Root wife a children, ieee win Wm W Barclay, and vite Mrs Hubbell and child, H Kelly "Mrs L Piop) a. burg’ and chiid, B Hancook and Wife, J Hancock, Breed. Mt wife and’ two infants, K Kimport Jr Hl Miauatyie, M¥an Duses, G8 Pence, Gar nd four children, W Hammatt, #3. Upton and Tour children, 3 Upton, Miss A Shine, Mrs © Beokwith and two dirs A Young, © Jones, R Denton, J Curcan, O° Smith, M Phillips, Sire J Hes pies and three children, 4 Madden, c'W ord, & W Johnson, Mrs KP Kelly and child. O if Metslor JC Startier. J A’Kusel, 8 Sellontine wife, Mrs Focter, Mrs Dobeaty and three hides, 1. Sto J Stone, Miss E Rumell, Mes HE shelter, Mr Dford i three aliters, DB Welch, P Dousherty, ‘ire a Selly, D Powell, 8 1 A Paine, W H Hi ad ife, L Smith, J Gogh wy Munson, Mrs J Mansons aad in- GL Johnson, MH E: € Luca Mrs Chapman and Aires ‘cuilaren’ 3 Cornell DK Roberts, M Gilkey. J Ben| DS Sherm pee G Varig 4. we Chmp aad full complement in the steerage. OF Aspinwall and California, in the steamship North Star—Mre Casmady and child dua ge Tracy and family S nd ra Welton, ire Wheelock and chitd, Airs Kimball and child, 1 Mowatt and family, Wells, Fargo & on "e_messenger, Miss Sertog, B Cantel and family, Chas d lady, Mrs Linent'and children, Col Bartol, C Hedfeman and feniiiy, wold sud tady, Mi Gook, at, JB Ford and lady, Mes “Lawson and jay, AWoif and lady, GW'Tyle Fila end servant, Wie Bact Vines, - ner, H Fowler, C A Curtis and tudy, Mrs Cummins, Mee Morton, Mrs Heariot, dive Meany, G McCailom, J B tb, J B tre Sproul : er, 7 W Smit a Pe a ta eed saan LW Brier C Foantain and Tsay, ae ice H Cosh, R Christy hay cil, Segal and Indy, TB Pre BES Miss | Ady ana ‘and lady, ressy an , Miss Smith, Mis ht inh rs Gleason, 'T Gleavon, B | ps M fran, D Winst je Mise Delecontrer WB E Franst, J Ranch, ie i nd indy,’ A F Sintthe a Dick, Mr Mangia gd WP WR W stuart, JW Mellose, Mes Anferran, J Griswold, TC We derton, © + ld ‘tm, nd, PR Ives, E Day 11, Tho and a fu full com plom Liverpool in the ship Great Western—Mr I Wise, | Fro Dr G i Fetherston Mis ee, In the we Pe 4 kK rer Fournier, Theatres and Exhibit Broapway Takarre.—Mr. and Mrs. B. Williams appear to-night in four pieces—the comic drama of ‘Yankee Modesty,’’ the aan of ‘The Irish Tutor,”? the come- dietta of “Our Gi and the new vaudeville entitled “The Irieh Thru: Mr. Williams will sing an Irish song. The house is well filled every night. Bowsry Tueatre.—The selections made for thia even- pes entertainment cannot fail to please the patrons of ‘old and favorite resort. “The Ocean of Life’ will commence the amusements; the Minstrel Company will next sing some melodies, and all will Terminates with the drama rederick the Great. Canton Ce i Thos West (for- ‘ahiti), Dr C H Mor- DA ‘A fiver Burron’s TheaTke.—The Shakspearean comedy of ‘The | ‘Tempest,”’ which has drawn such large audiences, is an. nounced for this evening. The cast of characters em braces the names of all the talented company attached to the theatre. The amusements will conclude with “Away with Melancholy.”? National THraTRe.—There will be two performances at this blisitment to-day—one in the afternoon at two o’clock, and the cther in the evening. The piece se- lected for both entertainments is the celebrated drama of ‘ Uncle Tem’s Cabin,’’ with the same cast. ,, Wanrack’s Twratar. — The comedy of ‘ Hearts at Fault’ will commence the entertainments — Messrs. Blake, Lester, Mrs, Hoey ond Mrs. Stevens in the principal | characters. The comedietta of ness ’’ will follow, and the farce of “ cencludes the amusement! Nisto’s Garpey.—This establishment having been altered, and beautifully painted and decorated, will be opened on Monday evening next by the Ravel company. eet here a a for spuiiacmne nm amusement is Bulwer’s play of the “ ons,’ Me. ©. W. Clarke as Chace Melnotte nit Hint Mestayer as Peuline comedy of “Paul the feature of ‘he presiie, 4 Hadaway 2: Paul Cemstr’s Mixstreis.—As usual the Pretty Piece of Basi- Love and Murder’” mental ‘Wooo's MINerREs announce the amusing burtotta of | “Unele Tom's Cabin’ for this evening; also several instrumental solos Bucurer’s SeRaxapea’s.— The burlesque opera of “Norma” and oe bur! on a Scohervee are among the attractions of the evening. & very Soewthe odte Retna to meenihen Gecitiee tear SUMMARY. Mar 3.—Purse $100, $200 Mr. Paine entered bay colt Mr. C. Green entered br. fi ‘id in forfeits, one Harold. Coun nanty ‘ireuit Court, Jersey Railroad i one 1 it being & sult for damag in Railroad avenue, Jersey City, about two Tue acu Coun. ‘RT.—The Hudson sealant the the New J bn re pg arising out of the was run over by 8 1D FisHinG.—' North river shad fisheries have yielded but little sot their owners thus far, during the AGUA—In port » ‘oe, just arr; ys gaan The weather has been too inauspicious for Boston ip Te anya: oc Sr Jour, NB act Ap a0, bark A rescott, Hipeon, Rast + tay eb, brig Themis. Kavanagh, Sevanash; Vasa Ouch We aos roan) Apeil si resent Beason. at Harrisburg, from congestion of the lungs, and he is, £0F fishermen’s luck. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Ps TAM! A. Antwerr—Sid 17, Edward {Coben gum oe ane Edwards, ARenbar—Cld mgt 10, New Aunponover Movements of Ocean emenes ee i w York packet Bremea, Rory ek AL aun, Fi man, ‘Rofer, aos jote New York Packet Garder, des 17, Ludwig Auguste, Plate, A Tork from the Pill April 8, Mary Ann Peters, Ux—Sld A) Brise, Chemin: désicee ‘Gieslion, NYor! pul i “iy Cowie=are ‘April 20, Franklin (), NYork, and ald tor vote px Gart—Off April 11, Walker, 2 coaeaag wid baie Poll 6, lb ha, Sakae yor NFork; 174, Baltimore, and NYork, oud ald cane Panterions for pokapoemdvenesbid Ape din, | Packages and laert intended forte uD should be sealed, ah ~TSEMANAO FOR NRW YORK—THIS DAy, ; . 4 58 ) moon gure, 7 Ol | miGH WATER, AARARAASARRNAAAARAANANARNAANY ee jae Berens, Port of New York, May 5, 1854. Gtr ir 4 y bain, n, Miss E Taylor, Miss Eaton, Mr Cockbain, | Er eae Jes sons Be os soe Rare loans Ant denoo, Higgins, Havana, Fivenixe—sia 16th Duchesso de Brabant, Haven, NYork rin ne, Edwards, N at for Ton eitetat 24, _ Da eet Ste ip North Star, Warnock, Aspinwall, J “aba Steamship Ilinois, Hartstoin, Aspinwal Steamship Northern Light, Churchill, San Juan, C Mor- Bhanghee AL & G Griswold. , Honolulu, Gary &Co. gan. Ship Ariel, aan Mr Walker, & Cannier, A Curier, | Ship Fyfe, Lawton, jarthe Anna, eae ee Bark Asa Sawyer, G partially HouvnnaD—Ofl ‘Ronit , Arrow, Miles, Now Orleans, for GLascow—Sld_ 15th, Corrs Linn, Horskell, NYork; 1 Adirondack, Taylor, NYork., aol Greenock—Sid April 16, Petrel, Avery, Grxoa—Sld April 13, W Wh H vas—o4 ‘April 18, Ady’ Graves soe sid Apes. New Hausume—ald April 16, Due ¢ aoe Qrleans (and pasted Falmouth ales, Hainburz, WY Schmidt & Co. Bark Kato Wheeler, Stitson, Trinidad. P Buck & Co. Mrs Cadwell and Br Reeds Pierce, Piero, ees an Charles De’ Wolf . Ficket, Portan Princes, Vo. ke. airs Ene . Cadin. ‘ork; 19th, Mo- chr Franklin (Dutch), Roger, Grenada, Vose, Pockins & | inven oor Arr A Jow, Savan- Soud, iv rng aces, Sylvester. Bangor, J H Sanford, remie, RP hacks ‘&Co. nso, Whitman & Wheolock. Doliner & Potter. Jacksonville, Thompson & rth wight, Brown, Sebr Laurel (ir Schr Howard, Davis St Ma} Schr E H Nash, Wallace, . Kirby Norfolk, Schr Emily Johnson, Colo, Balt Sehr Valentine Doane, Buck, Boston, C Schr Agate, Crowell, Boston, RP Schr Rocket, slchon, Salisbury, astor. nil, Providence, master. sae Frovid Boll; Philagsty ARRIVED. fk; Ora do stan ships Sld 21st, aaa timore; meey 2 Bit rie Cast eth, J ay We Now York and Phonis. from York, NYork; ih A) M Lawrence, Hal George W' wife Se Nee, wa lo: Meteor, Ba Bears, Wheeler, He, New Orleans; Anglo ‘Clara Seied for td ai, ita 3 ehant, Tri ha 0 He Batel \etmore: Dian, ed ia erign of ¢ of the Seas, st Ewing, Sparen, fer Boston; Thos N Cooo; an Couver, ant, do; Woodoock, Lambert, Nive ist, yrs Queen, arog! for bebak Sg American Deck, Charleston; Lady of ‘aah ‘Ready for sen, Creole, Shields, Philadel- VLnguomn—Arr April 1I, Henry Holman, Morgan, Civita Gen Tn Davison, Chatles- Co. more, Jennaon eG Lowden, Steward, | | Sloop Fashion, Sloop Nancy Jane, Steamer Novelty, itt, Timet B Hows ‘Wonvon, Castine? ise Kilpatrick, | master. hd toa master. 4 ia, J & N Briggs, and wife, Wm Long and wife, Mrs Peasnor and infant, 4 1 Warner, Melbourn Steamship Africe (Br), Harri , with mdse and tate yf 9 oe Liverpool, pees Ss fh $ at “oh ath, prone mare Apel a Nano (from Baltimore for Rid fr hark Ellen, bound with somo field ice. Swallow (ow ob, ‘iiss east, «taba ¥a al: The Sis 1535 tons burt! alifornia and East Tndls trade. Ship nas Western (pit), Furter, a h, Int 49 13, lon 40 00, Sacssaxe—Aer April shel Se April with wy k painted black, show: ge letters in the centre. Dontest (cl), Brows! I whnikoll net Bove io kk Ship Osprey (Br), Ti and 31 passengers, eee eee 3S Sin- | Pout Ta.sor—Sld ox 18, South esa Johns, N PextLanp YintH—Passed April 14, Margaretta, from Shields for N York. oe Coe ata from the Roads April 10, Union, Kruger, N eee March 5, John M Mayo, Reed, Calcutta DeEntd out 18th, Tlos, for Boston. Sanderson, nea ‘Yor! Surao—Sla 1th, Morten) Serine 2 Vaner—Arr Aj Sralinson, Bristol A to Cook & Smith. April 26, wtih lat 39 Jon 36%, exchanged siguals with an Am etoamer "vor 27th, Int lon 60 28, spoke ship 29th, iat 40 20, lon 62 10, spoke Br brig jesatie for Boston: in distress, Velen, stecciny Sarsh’& Margaret, from Jost all bulwarks and boats off deck, and thro: had no water for fo “eu ving end provi W's Iarae member of fee- cee bet a they x from ‘iat 2 a4 on lor "Rip art Union {of Boston) pa Barre, Ap 318 tokP P Bue pint ld 18th for Al, rd ie Bremen; Bremen, do; 3; ON ali shin, dos both for NOr- Pie tow jon 48 20 W. ama rest of ase ay Had sae birth; no a deaths. en ot Sh acs i, ‘oun maleeveres Be), pigiacds aperior een ‘heavy aaa quantities of ice on the erg of and for Falmouth ae lumber,) sprung & y wade treckeatl, saved ss arzived as this part. fey having had hee Meco Be ee 1l—The Engle, crew, except one by the Estrella, Faumourtn, April ace Am Pairs effected, proceeds this morn: ny ae apne: Defender, Gallagher, bent trae a abe been se earveye ‘and will Save te vie cargo to repair dem: ‘A Pe wg ne 2 minted bee with houn, Windsor, 16 ys, with pla: eee Norfolk, ‘aed serstaiee from » 4th, at tea AM, sesed 8 topeail pa a topsail yas te itiow Paes iteeh R Witte (of magn ib oy, NO), sink, K and deome vEe for New Orloai dee ni john G We ee: bert § ieee on board. ‘The bod: ® coroner's inquest, and jolice at Stonehouse. Mt Z1—Putia, the Ai Moses Taylor, me up and aah asia veut me brought us * uence of Addi ison (Br), Brown, Newcastle, 70 days, via Bosto pare "A A Mount (of Brookhaven), with fruit, &c, to T Gilmartin. “toon eran wait- ison ators . 0 prisoner in custody of the T Cuasr, April 20, a Roads, tem ng in egestas , between cL Chenuel has bees. hw sachet with 13 ts, landed Smith, Baraco xperienced heavy ‘Am ship, which was sunk Isle of Sullv and Barry, in the Le 4 . id laid the h cargo (iron) left in the Fethome of ‘ebaia, belonging to tl vhs or Goon Horr, Feb 24—The Am bark anton wae driven out to sea during @ violent southeast gale. Hal eat i ct nly, is Smith, Pi adel Schr John Lancaster, Stites, Sehr William God Schr RB Bitts, Cely, it Sebr J whieh Stites, Fh lade ity Tor Boston. ie Parkers — 8 days. Spotiord, Ro ig to seomtrepeestie, E, for Smyras, Aprit Robert aon, from New York for Buenos Ayres, 24 inst, at S015 Ton 00 NO” FOPR FOF Home ah) ship Java, Schr Yorktown, Cole, Petersbur Sehr ie tena Johnson, Ni Chaes Baltimore for Barnstal ie. ‘Hallock, Providence, 2 days. fotrmeggy Eiba ety 2 4 Sia tae Biss ‘Squall, wags a BR Ey stalante iin Bai, Olas Sa: Ports. 5 pobss Milse, Phase, Wace Mathews, Btonmshy a Tiinois, Hartstoin, Aspinwall; North Sta Tose, Bodsens spinwall: Northern Light, Churebill, San J Denis, - of the West, Woodward, Liverpool; E A Kinsman, Thurston, Ha: 2; fon. Charlestoi To don. ri ; ‘meridian, SSE; sunset, ZNE. Jen suoSvilie: Q Aviad at suerise, SW b Loy el one. yee sad Ulusaba tetas va NYork eee tae: fp ia (By Sanvr me A British bark of the brige south of the High Pristine -o RORAPH.) lowing Liab brig Tremont, C cae james River: Hilivas, 8 Ni fon th ) Thempeon, Bic SSE srolina. of tl and and tworbarks in, the b , bound out, Wind Tight from the East’ W. the er hi * vet me Mei Bark Clara © Bell, 282 to: = in Boston See for $8150, half cash, tons, has been pur- yatinued in the whal- Lege is ha mame ft ie 5] i fhe of New Bi ir E Maxiield, and will by aan enero arial CHARLESTON nate . 59 2 Hatt bark Freakin Uh tb PS ‘acl ‘A—Are April 25, sehr J P Johnson, Ur~ my oe sohr mes Bir deol. coo 4 Va. PA me RIVER—Are fuike James river: sloops J HOMILETAR Ap Sean 3, qwvenedee May 1, “NRW sui ic oe Apel she iam & J: Hazard, of New York, and to 5 a of ahip Jeseo jo by Gen Bi dng ship of 1000 tone called the Ose Ew on ris4 of New ‘York, and ts be formerly of ship Adelaide, Ye called the W Morton is vinoetown 1 | | | "2 sche of 125 tom ae bi eh ‘the pam BARE, iso t building at Duxbury, for parties in Provineotows. CHARLESTON, May 4—Arr schr D B Warnor, New York. Herald dy Felt, dacheony le a brig David Duf- ea Hart, New- Seige, me sr sot Saveanah, ‘Arr sth, AM, barks Matzard: kidyd, ae. days; Edmund (Brom), Wheemea, bon Fe & ‘Towed to sea 28d, ships erty, Ocosin Star. Ke ard fab heir H Ste be ton: Blue Nove Disasters. Dx Barc Hexpaiox & Bowann, (where from or hou Earl, at Savannah, was 10, with lose of for Baro Conrxriton, MeC ‘Queen ken — ey oa rate Oct 2, fr having put tack irom, went ashore bead of fnekeral Cove coves te eiongatde it ast she faratbbonid Were sirens eoutheart Hoes ine cargo is insured in Boston. Ro id 84. acl | Eagan Bee ru iA DELPRIA=C1a Ms CBuckaloe, Cook. Peete er yy and * 4, PM, brige — = ee ‘Whal Sid from New Bedford May 4, brig Ocean, for Atlantic aeaeb eaieehee North Pacis, ae ukee, at Edgartown May 1, has 2084 wh ety Bay Apiit 6 Lady Suffelk, Robertson, Beverty, Te cnn, a sie 2 pratense Bo Riki nna <a bark Buecwood, Foster, Crom for Charleston Gro mme for this evening contains a great variety of vocal and inatra: |