The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1854, Page 8

Street rosa SUPREME COURT—GENERAL Ti Before Chief Justice ma Fentioos mee Roosevelt and May 15,—Drcmston.—In the Matter of the Widening of Wall stree—On the 4th of June, 1861, a resolution of | the Corporation of New York was aj Mayor, which directed that Wall street, on the northerly | side, between Rroadway and Nassau street, be widenet four feet, except that ‘intil June 1, 1860, the buildin, or ang part of it, on the corner ‘of Wall and Nassau streets, or of north side of Wall strect, should not be re quired by the Corporation to be taken down, but that the same should remain until that date as ‘t was at the | date of the resolution. In July of the same year a peti- tion was presented under the Corporation seal of the cit y, to the Supreme Court, at special term, for the ap- polstment ‘of Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment. At that time it was argued that the e: resolution was voi, and that opinion was expressed by the Judge then pre: No order on that subject was entered; but probably 10 conform to that opinion, the petition a8 now on ile and the order entered thereon omit the exception entirely. ler was entered 28th July, 1851, though dated on the 5th of that month, The Commissioners madé the necessary affidavits and took the outh of office on the 29th July and lst of August, 1851. The map showing the property to be taken s not completed until the 17th of Septtember, 1851, and \e map oltproperty benelitted, not until the 27th of Octo- ber following. The Commissioners then made a report and deposited it for examination on the 19th of December, and they, disregarding the exception contained in the resolution of the Corporation, reported on the lot at the corner of Wall and Nassaa streets, as if it was im mediately to be taken, and the building removed, and awarded to the owner of the fee for taking the laud, and taking down the building on the part of the lot to be ta- ken, and for loss of rent of that part from the Ist of May, 1852, $9,829, and awarded to tue lessees for their inju- ries from the Ist of May, 1852, various sums. Objec- tions were presented to their report, and, among others, by the Bank of the Kepublic, the commissioners, (as their report shows,) having allowed the bank the value of the land taken from it oly, and not the ‘value. of tho builaing upon it. The Dommissioners acted in this con trary to their own judgment, but under the advice of the corporation counsel. ‘The bank contracted to pur: chase this lot of ground with the buildings thea on it in January 81, 1851, for $110,000, and made the first jayment on the 22d of Februnry following Oa of May they cbtained po: f the lot, and began to pull down the old building; on the lath’ot the a1 month they made a contract in writing witu J. L. Tayl to do the carpenter's Work of their new building, ant to complete it by ‘he Ist of November, 1831. The browa stone masons were to complete their work by the 1st of Cotober, 1851. 7 ason made his contract <n May 16, and was to complete his work by the 15th of Cotober. On the 28th of July, 1851, the building had been erected as far the bavement; on th story: on the’ I7th.of story. The cost of t the “necessary would probably be between eleven and twenty thousand dollars. Bat for this cost the Commissioners make no allowance. C of August up to the second ember, up to the attic or fift September, the commissioners could not have bezun to . estimate the damages to the respective owners before 4 that time, The map was essential to show them how much was to be taken from each owner, and how it would affect the rest of his property. The Gommissoners could hardly view the lands to be taken until a survey should show what was to be taken; and by the article under which they proceeded they were required, ‘after baving viewed the premises,” and ‘after causing sur veys, maps, &c., to he made, to proceed to make a joint, equitable estimate and assessment,’ (See, 178, p. 410.) By the 28th of July, when the order appointing the Com- missioners was first entered, the building had been erected to the upper partol the first story, above the basement, and by the 2ist of August, and before the Commissioners could ha\e begun their estimates, it was erected to the top of the third story. Yet is was ine isted that for afl this value which was not placed on the Property, in opposition to law, the bavk was entitled to NO compensation. A somewhat similar case occurred ia the matter of opesiag Hioomingdale square, when no buildings were erected, aud it was contended’ that the property was condemmed to t » of the public, as of he year 1807, when the set fox laylug out the city was or as of the pear 381, at the latest, when the mip laying out the plan o¥ the city was fled and anade public; and that the owners of the square were to have only the value of the lend as it was at one of these yearr, with interes. and mot to have the ben- efit Bf any subsequent meremse on its value. ‘The Court, at general term, (Morel, 1858,) said that the Present value of the land ws te be allowed toall the owners, as of the same dag for all, and that day to de about the time of the cor vpletion of the report. “Aad #8 there had been a great apparent enhancement of prices within a few years¥ betore that date the said that the Comm Issioners were not to take Pratl present value, pric 8 far exceeding what could have been obtained at ; wy time within ten years | before the last year, unless t) wy considered their en hanced prices the fair and prob. Wiy the permanent value of the land; that the owner was ot limited to, or enti- Hed to the value in 1811, with ¢ %mpound interest on it | 48a rule, but was to have the ni property had derived from the pe Uemeat of the city; amd that thi presumed to compensate the ow, by the prolibitioa to build + thecase ef Purmamateeet (17°). Yeu. G49. was referred to, Where the Cowmissi, ‘ers bad this principle and their report was al OF The principle adepted im this case wi neither the uo-of property, when the law conc ening it to the public ubse Was passed, 4 ou 3 hen the land was spot ially omiered tnor *hen the Com. mis dom +rs to catimate its value wer ap, bainted, was to be ‘Ha, rule of estimatug damages. Out tae permanent | valon about the time ef the compl tion afte report. | Th sya ct xeferved to shows that this bis6 porial, or one P gam to it, is dhe correct one: fax it dkvocts “he: Commin for.ere, after baving recelvel the lamd, ten-mants, and) timanent plan and set- \ enhanced value was proved by the | ception in the | the first’ or principal story above | } h ng down this part and making | wwnced value which bis | © been made to conform to the present plan. In thia case the Corporation could have discontinued the rs | | Seeding at any time before {ts final confirmation, an | same period, even against the will of the Corporation, | Democrat announces by authorit; Benton as a candi- od proceeding ¢ could be as effectually stayed eae a . | date for Congress again in the St. Louis district. jority of those interested expyeenings ix dissent to the | The United States Senators in Connecticut will proba- a port. Thus the character of ness aud permanency | bly be chosen on Thursday next. ich was gm by the statate on the fine of | the meget 5 e streets in = upper pet of the city | = | and in the Brooklyn cases, does not exist as to streets | fn the lower part of the clty until Gherepart is confirmed, | On Noniey Mag hye eee Horie, Me. J. Beanp3- The restriction as to the use of the site of the streets in | 442 to Miss ie ana, both of ay tome the upper part has the authority of a statute, the su- |, 9 Tuesday, » May 0 16, by a A. a a Pee | preme law of the iand, and is founded on an indirect | i Baneas So Biot, eldest daughter of Eline ron, compensation. The attempted*restriction in the lower | * Soaton city. | part of the city has no such high authority tute | > Toston pepers een ee SE SS ie Ea aan | to support it ; it has not even a resolution of the Corpo- | , At the. “4 atten, May 18, ty Bs Geane ration to prohibit the use of the site, and is founded on | 4r¢hbishop foghen, Jomx E Davausw and Lor, eldes no consideration, direct or indirect. ’ it is not surprising oA iettituot dele Fp eagle rh be aire | that a natural sense of justice led two of the Commis: Soest revcnirine tenor subjecting an owner to such injustice, and that they yielded only on account of the advice of the counsel. :« the case of the Corpora- tion of New York vs. Mapes, (6 JeC. R., 48,) Chancellor Kent refused to grant on injunction to prevent May | from building on lands proposed to be taken by a re | tion of the Corporation, on the ground that no rij at Jas. T. Hamlin, Joseru Victor 1ug0N, of Brooklyn, to ‘ANNA Euuza, davghter of Samuel Brown, Eaq., of the for- mer place. Died, On Saturday, May 13, SanaH Euuxa, only child of Ophe- ia F. and Joseph 8. Taylor. ‘The relatives and friends of the rage 4 | are respectfully vested until the report of the Commissioners shoul wot | confirmed ; and he said, ‘the plaintilfs may, perha; el priori fo attend Met Sie orhie PAR ieee | have to pay for the valuc’ of the buildiags now erecting | $\vtor’No, 198 East Nineteenth streak d by the deferdant.”” ‘This is all the inconvenience or loss | lon, No. 188 fast Nineteen rotracted illness, | Uhat the plaictiffs can sustain, and would it not be dam- | coun team’. wile of Patrick Diskien iw the COth num abs que injuria? It is 4 loss which the fourt can- not prevent without a dangerous and unprecedented in terference with the enjoyment of private right. As the case stands the plaintiifa have shown no right or title, nor any equity, which can be a ground for an injunction, or by which I am authorized to control the defend- | year of her age. | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, to morrow afternoon, at three o'clock, from her late "residence, No. 127 Greene j Street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemeto- ry for interment. ants in the usual and ordinary enjoyment aad 7 ¢ improvement of property to which it is assumed Qn Toseday, i Py herlaig rites beg sh yey they have an avsolute ‘title, (Ibid. pp. 60, 51) | yond A, M., Decatur Chapter No. 16, 0.U. Ay and the It was said that this was proceeding ™m rem, and | order generally, Baxter Guards, ‘Twelfth Regi iment, and that the appointment of commissioners operatgd like a | the clerks in the public di partments, are res; otfuliy in- notice of lis pendens. The saalige would not f®¥or the | wanes Edward, Patterson, Providence, 3 dayr, with mdze, Seve te np 00 do, wh ig Ana Olden), Bohnal ‘Also arr, ship Mi ballast, withibt passengers, to chipatiee S Escscher, May | buano FeblTe with 40M tea Sy Orges Bi stcltnged ican signals with ship Germania put heme ane Tat Sn Frees 'NPaclic, of and for NBedtord. Dee aa < Rie Mage, wiia Seat: $0) Leer Toth, ibishe Geo Washtagten, tae Indien Qoeas: (ol rhe h 5. ose, PEN i say kc my yam, 2B, WS days, wah ax riot Mattapoisett) : Went, Atianie Oe ie Oe Se reenport molanese he, Nouvias, Apel with ugar and | Tan at Gree oryith 20" bbls op, 2675 do wh ol sud 13,000 Brig Wreotee, Fowelt cedar Keys, 7 days, with cotton, | Lbs bone, &o, to Smallwood, Anderson 4 Co, WasGdaysnorth of H are “ Fea Epeian f bel eek Monmouth, Ludiow, front toras, | Atlantto ‘Ascension Mch 23, with 1300 the cons coast. wakes ith Tas inst. eased sebr caene i _ SF ten from 6 deve OL 8 re (Br) lath, to ‘Smith & Schr E C Brooks (re ‘Goldsboro 8 gaye, wit = lumber, to J Hw: Sehr Schr Plymouth Rock, Sehr Wm Drinkwater, U Schr Nativ Schr Mount Ver bark, and two brigs, uw ini st vounriie, 8, meridian, 3. night, Capt Thompson, lato of the Br bai offer Lis public thanks and grattt ship Promier, of Bangor, for resouing him: the wreek of their vessel on the 20th Apri while on board of the Premier. at Nuri 8 for abt $50,000, or $75 pei $120,000. Lavxcuep—At Bath 10th inat, ship Emma Jane, of 1100 to Clapp, and to be comm 2 rr the builders, M Clapp. an and Capt Luther Lombard, of Well man of abt 1600 tons, called FeUD Gardner, East Boston. superior shi 0f1:00 ton Te! phic Blarine BOSTON, May 16—Arr. ship Berk: Nir Cecilia, Glasgow; Maryiand, Gal vente: beige Bivipa, Fork a idvout, York ri rine appedants "ni uit to Forclow a mortgage, notice Mothes Wort Spine Ledeen IBIS UY lig, ot ot lit pendens be tiled, it does not prevent the mortgagor ox ai H : frem ‘ove hie property by erecting bug: | {2torlogs- Hla remains will be taken to Tarrytown for ings, vor is he under any penalty (like that assumed in A ‘ils'cace), that ie Ipgtl ual taken taunt grande; :| x geicorue Danes regetice li ill Mi shall be allowed nothing for the new buildings, Nor | ,O3, Tuesday, May 16, after a lingoring illness, Miss cement of a foreclosure ¢ comverso com- | Aire CLEAR inoghter of William Cleary: iA t rel the mortgagee when the lands are sold, if he bays ne TOL Vey Ane. Tienes OC Sa tara OR: SRP te: : fully invited to attend her funeral, from’ the residence thom, to pay for Improverhenta which were onthe landa | S7Ui¥ (De d - ‘ when’ the action was commenced, but which have since | Of,qu” {auuer. No. 277 Walker atreet, corner of Orehard licen burued down or otherwise destroyed, The Tis pen. | *teet, to morrow morning, at ten o'clock: i dens ves vot prevent: parties from exercising rights | On Renter) Vara acer: Paes a Perret which they had before #uit brought. The Court may, in | 7 peculiar clrourastanceaieny far, tat pate the judgtaent Hires yes PER ape em inary as to interrupt thore rights, but thia is by special ordor | ¥."Sat'aresawigh atrecl, this afternons, at twop'elock, only. It seems to be understood that the Corporation | 2; 85! Greenwich street, this aftern feuriie eo, : P At Savannah, Ga., on Wednesday, May 12, Witx1am H. have ne desire to continue the proceedings, unless the | yicyyrem, M, Hy aged 38 years.” bank shall be compelled to go without compensation for Me valting’ Tues mmes Tanmesesae tats | Hinfriends ani tho of hs brothers in ag, Thomas Whether. the Commissioners’ proceedings are void, as | histurerai, this afternoon, at three o'clock, from the contrary: to. the resolution of the Common Council. If | Houseot Mr. Purdy, No. 89 East Fifteonth atvoet, the Corporation had such desire, it might be necessary | "'O.. uesday, Ma: is, Wiss Domataw Booceemint, aged to go into this last inquiry also, as then the proceedings | 4,0 sure Xo fou TAs, Gen at Sanam eal aie would go back to the Commissioners to correct. oman months, son of Jovep The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Police Intelligence. invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his Rotlery of Gold Watches—Arrest of the Accused.—One | parent:, No. 8 South Firat street. Williamsburg, at half day last week Mr. Andrew ©. Benedict, jeweller, No 28 past two o'clock this afternoon. The remains will be Bowery, discovered that several of his gold watches had | taken to the Cemetery of the Evergrcons for interment. isnppeared from the store, and wishing to discover the | On Tuesday, May 44, of consumption, Nicuorss Moos, rogue, he forthwith called’ upon Mr. Wm. H. Stephens, | aged 39 years. the Mayor's first Marshal, to know what todo, Mr. | His relatives and frienda, also the members and ex- Stephens took the case in hand, and being expert at auch | members of Bunker HM Fire Engine Company Bo: 82, matters, soon devised: a. plan whereby Oneof Mr. Bene- and ths exempt Gremen in genoral, are respectfully im dict’s workmen, named Frederic Kotch, a German, was | vited to attend his funeral, from his late residence, No. suspected of being the guilty party. Oflicer Bell, of the | £0 Third avenue, this aftertoon, at two o'clock. His x0: Mayor's court, was also concerned in the business, and | mins will be interred in Gresnvood Cemetery, | the two officers ultimately ea eaoepnied in reeoveriag not | , On Tueslay Bay 26th, of inflammation o the lungs, only the four watches recentl¥,missod, but twenty-six | Jaxx, daughter of William G. md Mary Black, aged two | others stelen by Kotch at different times since the frst | years, six neonths and five days. of February, valued in all at about $1,600, which had |" The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully been pledge) at _y wn offices. They were all requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of identified by Mr. Benedict as his property. ‘The accused | her parents, Mo. 42 Pearl street, this afternoon, at two was one of Dr. Benedict’s best workmen, and*was not | o'clock. Her rsmains will be interred in Greenwood. suspected of being dishonest until the police officers dis- | On Tuesday, May 16, Mary, wife ef William ¥. McKay, covered him to be the rogue. Much credit is due the | in the 40th year of her age. officers for the Very efficient manner which they adopted | ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to in the detection of the thief and the recovery of the | attend her funeral, to-morrow afternoon, at half past two stolen property. o'clock, from her lute residence, No. 78 Sevent® street, An Alleged Rape on « Girl of Fourteen Years of Ag detween South Second and South Third streets, Wihiams- Officer Lord yesterdsy arrested a man named William | durg porter ina store No, 4 Maiden lane,on a warrant | On Tuesday, May 18, after a lingering illness, Manaa- Justice Bogart, wherein Burke stands charged, | mer, wife of Ldward Farley. on the complaint of “Ann Powers, fourteen years of age, ‘The relatives and frieads of the family, alxo the friends residing with her at No. 40 Robinson street. The | of her brother, Patrick Boyhan, are respectfully invited girls sets forth in her affilavit that about one month ago, | to sttend hor funeral, frou bev late reskdenoe, ‘Twensy- Burke, who boards in the same house with her father, lifth street, between Tonth and Eleventh avenues, $o- came into her room, locked the door, seized hold of her, morrew afternoon, at two-o’clock. Her remains wild be and, by force and violence, violated her person. After: _ taken to Calvary Cemetery. wards, he threatened that if she disclosed what he had | On Sunday, May 14, of opasumption, Marcannrs:, wife done, he would kill her; and {t was only within the Inst of Johm Fryer, and daughter of Sarali and the late Inace few days that she communicated the fact to her father, Paul, aged 89 years. ely proferred the complaint before the po. ‘The velatives and friends-af the family are respectfully: lice court. ‘The case is now undergoing a héaring. Burke invited to attend the funera& from her late vosidence; denies the truth of the accusation, No. 165 Lorimer street, nearGrand street, Williamsburg. ce of Embezzlement, —Oficer Underhill, of gie _ this afternoon, at two o'clock. trict police court, yesterday arrested’ a ambit Dearest wife, thou hast left us, Conner, alias Barton, a clerk in the em | of Theodore Moulton, ladder maker, charged withrembed- | sling sums of money, at Various times, fromthe 19th of ; | April, amounting to upwards of $50, the property of his ° | employer. The accused was taken before Jnstice Clarke, who committed him to prison in default of giving bail. A Sailor Sailing under False Colors.—A sailor, named Samucd Bedford, tormerly employed on the ship’ North vmberland, was yesterday arrested by an officar of police, harged with olitaining alot of sail canvas, valued at 50, trom the firm of Hoagland & Van Pelt, saibmakers. No. 100 Fine street. It seems the accused represente And thy loss we deep'y feel; ‘Tis the Lord ‘that bath bereft us— We can all our sorrows heal. On Sunday, May 14, at No. 170 Avenue B, Frakcp'y only ‘ son of Dx Henry Sheppard, aged 3 years and 4 month: “Penoefully sleep out the Sabbath of the tomb, And rise to raptures in swlife to come.’ On Monday, May 15, after a- short illaess, Marta M., wife ot Amos G. Kitching, aged.25 years. Her remains were taken to Marlboro’, Ulster coun: | ty for interment. Suddenly, on Sunday, May 14,at his residence, in Madi- hat he was the second mate of the seid slip, and had — son, N. J., Mr. Samoxt Koes, aggd 72 years aud 3 raemths, | een sent dy the captain for the canvas for that vessel. formerly + resident of Boston, an estecmed an‘! reapect- he firm belioviag his story delivered him the property. | ed c his was several days ago, and yesterday the aceused | Boston papers please copy. alled again for some more canada, but the finm having fpemises, and “after etusing all surveys, mays, rasles, Whans and other things, as they may judg noeossary te Me made,” (hen to proceed and make a just andeq witable- | estimate and assessment of the loss and darage, over and above the benefit and advantage to the respective: | owners and those interested in the lands, tenements, andi | by or in consequence of the oper ke. ‘Bhey to view thy promises, that is, to sce-them as re when th them, and to have: surveys. | iY nat the same time; thet is, maps and plans 7 also, for the purpose of ¢ not as they were at any former time biting them as the; and then, Py ab | wife, residing in.City Hall pl Anthony street, when an I talidn 4 | mediately after drew a knife ard stabbed Devyer over oe | iscovered ite was a swindler at ence caused bis arrest. The prisones was taken before Justice Osborn, who eom- mitted him +o prison for trial fer obtaining property by false pretenase, Unprovoked o'clock on § MARITIME INBELLIGENGE, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS BAY. Murderous Assautt:About ten | ight a Mr. Timothy. Dwyer and his = were passing. threagh | Bort of New York, May 16, 185%. organ grindes nated | John Rabaston!, who appeared to -be somewhat vader the influene? of liquor, staggered against them, andim- | and CLEARED. Steamsuip Africa, Harrison, \dvorpool, E Cunands Sh'p Aoary Clay, Caulkins, Zaverpool, Spofford, Tileston Co. hot Obesapeake, Lines, Charleston, Winslow. & Law- The | right ey ort | uitisting a very serious wound. re , Ne Sn ihe etand of Abeer on sommnitting the assault, Deede an. BL sien oe bape, i meng Ph ge ag 0 rested soo: atter by SorgeanhDow- | ""HarixHuntington, Conner, Kentevideo, Jonn Onde mining the value ofthe lands 4, aay peiortinay tee | lng, of thee i, in a honse in Aathong atvest, | Baye. Admiral Mocrsom, Ssalsby, Boutouchoy Cook & are to led 10 hes te di justice Smi Commissioners. are oe , lights ! to proveed an He was on Somlay committed by gart fon trial, eck Siarra Nevada, Forter, Havana, G8 Stevenson. statute expressly requires, Personal Indelligence fark, Montauk, aa the just and equitable estimate of the loss. and owners. There is no provision ce‘ ummissioners determining the value as aang oho when the regolution to take the land was passed, or when the Commissioners were appointed. And if the value at either of those periods was taken, the cs- timate of the Commissi woukl not be a just and equitable assessment 0: and dam ag In ea | | case the bank did tear down @ costly building whic! fas on their lot, and this was not done unti after | the lat of May, Ifthey had delayed s work of de struction until after t tion to Widen ths street | had passed, or the day commissioners were ap- pointed, and the comin! loners began their estimates a month after the destruction was completed, doos any one suppose that the commissioners ought to have allowed the bank for the value of that part of the old buildiug which bad covered these premises? Or if a storm ar fire had destroyed the old building at the time supposed, would the commissioners then have been bound toal- low for ita value? If they were not to adopt a value ‘me of the estimate, when it would favor the p when it would injare ‘The cases of Jackson vs. the Mayor of Brooklyn, d of Silliman ond Hicks sgainst the’ same, decided in the Court for the Correction of Errors, in December, 1843, and affirming the decision in the matter of Far- man street, (17 Wend.,) have been referred to, to show that the bank had no right to build after the order ap pointing commissioners, or after the resolution of the Common Council to widen the street. It is not argued but that amazes to the respectiv that a precisely similar was d the principle involving that point was decied. Both of these cases arise under an express e relat ing to Brooklyn, and the points decided in the Supreme Court were: First, That the act passed in 1848, relating to the then village of Brooklyn, and which required the trustees of the village to cause a plan of the village to be nade exhibiting the streets, rows and alleys to. be per nanently laid out, and to cause the map kept by be Clerk of the village, subject to the nhabitant, “in order that no res ynce of the permanent plan tot aying out and regulating ths Laws 1816, p. 95 917) he time the map should and filed, any owner ect to be laid out on not being paid for such second, that such prohibition was constitu aad that it did ine rovide full and ade ompensation to the owner for the limite! prohi nto buil’, in the increased value given to the ad e mac rom building on the site of an. che map, except at the risk « building; tiona joining landa, by the atry farms into parts of well and perm: ly regulated village lots Foon to become valuable city lots. Without such perma: nent regulations, none of the property woull so rapidl increase in value, and by them the land forming th of the street would become, and in that cave! come, far more Veen than the 1 nd when as it. For 0! Errors oflirmed the act relating to t S. of 1818, 414) tion should be made for time subsequently to the filing of t part of the city, should be erecte don any ¢ square, designated on that map. In each « there was an express statute whic! probitit any building af Village or city had been h i ane nt plans of lopted and published, an filed and placed before the public, o that ¢ not plead ignorance of thein. in the lower j the city there is no statute estat lives or courses of streets. Th rired nee ing out of the upyer oO itreets the roh Shoes fhe should build on the Jaid out, also authorized the corporation to ex large and otherwise impreve any street in he | nf the city, but imposed no reetri ‘owners in the lower part of the Hi be o aoally ta ken by the publi blic de not bind themselves to adopt an improve either by passing a resolution to have it done, nor mee BY having commissioners appointed to carry it out nor by any other act short of a confirmation of the Com * report by the Supreme Court. At any time Before that Confirmation, the corporation may discon Rinne the proceeding. (il Wend., 154. In the matter ‘Df Canal street; 26 it, 618; 18 J. uR., 646.) How un. fart would be to require every owner to refrain from iiding on his own land, or to conform his new build s* ‘® plan merely by the tion, when proceedings might be delayed (as the Canal Served extension has ) for suveral years, and when the Corporation might, at its own ve a a don the improvement, after the new building bad B Avery, Ston Ban chapel, tha ct pScie Wintero 2 (ror), hinkero, Dury & Lal G. Perry, Hsq., Secretary of. the United. ir tion, Schr Belmont, Scott, st Jobs i i) Witney, & C and of Donna’ Carolina Caronada, hia.wife, z well et eee knows and appreciated im the literary world. “ur. Schr Lavina Jan the United States Ministar, and Dona Virginia Coronada | Snr Le ie 4 | officiated as godfather and godmother. A great many Schr y , Bangor R 3 Buck & Co. other distinguished persons, both Americin and Spanish, | Sicop Lady W: er Warner, Providance, ma assisted at the coremoay. Sob ES ‘archam, mastez, ) went of cadet at Lines sont Holea Maria, Pi a Kintlesa & Vou Stark Rabert, Prince, New Orleans, Nosmith & Son. Yrig Enoch Pratt, Baker, “darion, H Underwood. ane Wotumpks, Davis, Mobile, oe Carman & Co. We learn feom a paragrayilsin the Eecna.of Madrid, of the 6th of April, that on that day the Gardimal Arch- bishop of Ylodo celebrated, with great. splendnz, in his \ | | | mony of baptism on the-child of Horatio | | i ‘Thorne, Cemmings, Fall River Stesmare Anthracite Tones, Phiiadelphva, Wi Thompsca. SteamerVulcan, Wartman, Philadelpha, J & N Briggs, Jonathan P. Cilley, of P ilaine, hasdoclined the appoint j ‘t Point, tendered to him by the | President, and has determined to pursue a college course | at Bowdoin. The Springti ARRIVED. | Steamship Cahawks, Shufeldt, Mobo, 9th inst, and id Republican says that Mr. Choate has | vane 12th, xb Pil taahing the run from tne More'to Ramey resigned the of Attorney General of Massachusetts. | Hook in 4 days), with mdse and passansers, : Livi 308, Anthony Ba Fsq., the British Consul at this | Crocheron & Co, Saw Lith inst, iat 3 40 N! lon 75, city, leaves for Liverpool to-day in the steamship | & New Orle eket, bounds; I6tly iat 340, lon 74.30 W, yey | fignalized ship C: i, at anchor, Both th from New Jersey, Messrs. Wright | ang vonamd mbes Lal CHT AM ToT hie? Poi and Thompson, are absent from their seats, the former | $48 iy ae being calle heme by the death of ® relative, and the | heuce for 7 el fsod latter is detained by an affection of bronchitis. | Bev, ship Martha, and S. he's was detalaed’b how “4 R off the Hook by fog, t Terliokt, Rus Robert Halsy snd family, “Steamship Gs, Foster, Charleston, ish mise Porter, | 8, to Spofford, Tileston & Co avo | fatteras light bearing WSW, sigeaiiend steal | Nashvalle, Berry, bence for Charleston. Ship North American, Clark, Liverpool, April 17, with mdse and gers, to J 'W Phelps. ’ Was up to the 74 pi 10 |p beg in fi akys, ince that time has had light winds and in Hon. D. Wate, ¢. J. Badger, South Carolina nia; Hon. W. J. McAlpin, Indiana; Capt. J. L. Day, Hibbard, Schonectady; Commodore Mitis, ere among the arrivals yeaterday at the St Nic D uty Hon 'R S. Williams, Mass.; Hon. Richard Ellis, do.; brig Bl oth ae Edward Mickle, Val 45 30, lon 5», experionced a tremendous Francisco ; Capt. Morse, ship Jamestow @bich lasted tor 26 Nowe without tatsomteatons burg, Poughkeepsie; D. H. Rush, Kentue! eins yet Seine Foane to N by W; the barom- Taylor, Ohio; Hon, Wm. Fisher, Maryland, Saab aan ws esperunaea whe Encainrt vein terday at the Metropolitan Hotel. je from the north. At 12? M, on ti W. W Murdoch, Baltimore; Hon. Fitzhenry Warren, whieh carried away ¢ Wisconsin Hon Thurlow Weed and daughter, Alban; u ‘awing the chain bolts of the top, r ‘ Davids out of the side; lost fore and main topze!lant m Col. Ham Col, Ab ‘ol. Davidson and | lady tote trois; TB agligh | SROBPRMrovaa erases Ah te: RugDe A208 WhiGh wed th Carolin Hon. J. P. Hale and lady, | stern boats, staving bulwarks. midsbip hou ayad (aking Col, M.D. Topping and lady, Terre | everything movable about decks, same time. tiling the be: . W. Waddell, Canada; J | tween decks and cabin with water. At# AM, blew away a ns Vitel Vv R new maintopesil from T.-Pegrgand two 1 Lin with @ nO ladies, Balt.; Col. Toraball, fore che Fes Rev. Mr. Robinson and U.S. A.: J. A. Dunlap, Louisville, were amoag the ar: | to.stand twelxe hours to SE to ol yesterday at the Astor House calma, light SW. winds, ' ri c Banks, Nep. Carl Holting, Hambarg; L | . Veneauala Geo. P. Morris, New York; | Morgan, San Pranciseo; W. | arrived yesterday at the Prescott Amr le and Havana lat 48 4, Tom 94 17, spoke ) rhe Nas th, NS, from Cuth ef Tmaiitopmast, head of mainmae | mast, jibboom, and i2 feet of water in Ker Lo'd. supplied them'canvags And tools Samo afternoon saw a large ship With lore of fore and maintop gallant masts. Ship Alloghanian, Stetson, Newport S5 day, railroad mand 40 paggen rere ith & Sons, April 20; lat 46 16, M made & bark 10 miles to windward with of foremast ard oa x night spoke her; eh Capt. Norton, ried eke board » Win number, Byron was fro ound.to Nantes (France) wit acarco oLrice, flour and cotton. @ pAmesof the seamen Tost were, Gertpe Conies and Robert Magee, at least those srg the names they ahi Ship Alvert Gal Aina Bath, Storer, Newport, 35 days, with railroad iron, to order. rienced 17th ult, lat 45, Pancroft, E Cl T, Clay Madder, Virgin | Manton, Providence, 5 S fore Drgationt: in the steamship Cahavha— and serve RG Darden, TM dwin, SH Dayis, EP’ Wcbarton, dno + Jordan, ER River W Land ie. SM sign sl of bt. bens upto ber, One to be the hark Byron, of swept and leaking took the Captain tista Girate, A Li 4 Mayhew, J ecu ‘and lady, M Uimerd Innecarity, Indy and chil MM Banca, P E Dorticos, J Ferry, Tucver, & M Leavitt, C Ortis, lady, four cbildrea ser vant: Pile La Valla, A Me Cape W Dyer. B Vicon, | len 9, & Yery heavy ale: Boen alt, lat 44, 10 spike ship Mre Dt E Duter. Phaeton, Spooner, Havre for Boston, with lvas of to tre and i asiettan B Ponverts F t taaste and jibboom; 12th & ion 68 spoke Lopez, Cop: Chayman, J Le Sacs, Pedro Helga, B Posde co, of Bat Car nasareck (of Bath y Lixerpoo), 83 deys, with mdse ower T Tapscott Havre, 31 days, with mise and 489 Passengers. to W otunda (of I pitecton), Houdlotte, Havre, 99 days, in 248 p Lane & Wert, ‘Sooke 16th from Bristol, eter New York, 35 days out, Ship Emigrant (Brem), Wessel, Bremen, 49 di 204 patrengers, to Eldridge the steerrge with on, in *ESamanie Marion—Rev JB Adger Dafas and i 4 Smith, Mise Bates, Ship Sonth Carolina, Stewart Antwerp, April id Tyler, Mice Wright, Win Spearand Indy. PP | Piusting ith, with mdse and $2) pacreogeri, fb D Hart Dillon, ao ae mer and two ae TM Sb In tat 43 30, tt “N sy Foes in ra several ice! ¥] _ mee 9 date, 19 42 I lon che for Cork; Int 4] jon ‘a boat painted white, with ed Du of poe ro 12th, off Nantacks — brig Estex, from Antwerp for N x x nnau (Ham), ——, Hi ers, to Pay Yt eA 1 rahsur ledy, WB San tl From Belize, Hon, in bar « Burne, Mesere Toledo, Guthire, Quiclten Mekesrie From Ponce, in bark Byperion—Wm A Mitchell From Me nile, in ship Jamestown—Wm C O Grant Smith,’ From Cape Town—Thow Nelson Rey Robert Niven, Glasgow, From Port an Dri Prie fe (Fr) B fret Hat aa "Ant 38 di ith ark’ Amaran' om), Probat i mace gad i pen en} ae ich 38 S “ee LU ie), rat ‘al o | eeuit: to Chamberlin, Redinson & 6 ae eee Pi wih aura 8, wi alized pala: toe Li : ive wy hic Oia Bator, Balle, Hon, 27th alt, with Prete i emllly Hoey, Savannah, 7 days, with sotton, br Ia che M ‘a eT Bay Yarrow, from Mayaguez, P R—Captaia Horald Marine Corre: sl a, with ac: ic, sud sho was. given ap ¢e'tbe wreskers, 2st, and broaght ber to thi city. and prenairad. The salvage wpom at $11,044 4 ts von in ali this x The pilotbonte ‘Dark, Frowo, arr on ths the wreck of the ship 5 down the materii yam p be Pave learn trem. Cape Wolch, and who was on bomrd the D: Clerk, from New Yor for Mobile, wont ashore on Picklss: veef om the night of th» 25th. but got off noxt day by ¢ tain, and was piloted outel t Mobile.) tons allroad’ iron, w a the ae 18 over Consignen, as Flemming, from Havana, wi Triceto, wae ashore on Be ree 2sth, ‘The captain ordered tho: ha n board, referred to destroy rai Donefitted by his danger he w in ard theirsto-nave is. Baby, Of age, but Jape F la wrecker amt life been in {eoP' brought the same to thi city. brig Marflow'r, of Bo on the Path, spblle 708 U 8 steamer Corwin, and taki house, to whom 790 pai 4 Tecelving very Lnte aang. ‘The bark or Ballon 0 and brought to this po: the Admiralty Conet this ‘he ship Eva from the E being steered by rone: the 27th, bound to the westward, jiturned to the Capes of Florida ry ‘dbe brig J G Anderse: ‘The Const Survey sehr Franklia, iagton, arr Lieat ‘Sechr ine auvived in this city 50 t graphy of Boces Ghica, fons, r dy for the eperatio: and party wil reture to: tonight in he steame: EDGARTOWN, May n—Arr echr Coral, Miller, NYouk for Portland, Sid 13th, sebr Fame, Mill In port iSth, schrs Coral, U some ot bors in’ Outer Road, probaly bownd is Long Island. ond: “i Sinith, Rundout for jinenng BELOW. me Bresson, poy from piverpoel, agell! Lond i sunset, ade: ond mid- humane and handsome manner in which they were tri Ship Sparkling Wave (of Boston). we fens, has beon sold arch: es Brothers, on private torms, Aout ereeriet to re been 8 Arnold & Co, | }, who will oom- at en {Boston 1th, by Mestrs Wm Hall & Co, tho Fs-horland, owned by Calcutta; barks Milford, Mobile: jo. ‘sponden KEY WEST, May 8—Arr April 23, brig Soocheny, Sond from Attaka; oY wreckors 1 via Tortugas Roof in aie gees ram wih tits rie dock low® of 170 vougel Would nat come off, | They book ous 68 hhds sugar and 38 bbls motasees, and hove her off on the _ Site has beon dincharged brig and cargo valued 1 Le ready for mC boro inlet the fe vioitiey ot Saxony, bs ee ie bring | Remabal sas erdeeeis arte that the bark Liadost petri ro from the wreck- directed efforts of t y Capt Wm Roid, of t! for which service he reovived $100. C ce ay ship Caleutta, Rie hing from Bristol, E, with 700 t ashore Awerionm Shoal near cht of 27th. Shevecelved. aid from the ts di J d out of alk expenses of | Sho sailed for Now Orleaas om the 30th. ‘Asa F Tift, Bo iaSuow Drop (clipper, of Sunderland, R), Captain * ae of sugar, bound to the night of tho rt of cargo wes total in a damaged state, an NH, got ashore near | one esistance froem she rt piles, from ie ‘went to sea on the: RI, ftom N olneore and | inst. taken off'ca the 3d Tho. versel is little injured, m the cargo'is all in goed condition, ‘The oase is bolag triea by rd, with loss of rudder; and ver her storm, passed , Delano, frorasNew York for St Marks, passed through this harbor on the 25th of Aj i Wis: on the-60h, and sid next Hall Adame, pomess ene, ing compicted t! ep the same. out in querter ofthe Land Oflice. Me A B ilallock, » and ~A9 Lion, apd lovi (of of Peckisad), a: Grvsten, Tebsoos, PES 16. bbls wh 320 8p sp oil seine 3315, fou 70 22 | dos, NL. for Loa | MAU with | i} | wrote a! Lom: | "Make oun & Land bie | Mossrs E & iO Briggs, South Boston, a | inst, lat 3435 owned by Chas B Fossonden, Esq. | | Bar! | t of water, The L ilot by langer tl Tho WT i She re- | and | tant Mat 7 13 ton Kingeton, Ja; Beh, bi | a sohbr DB Graham, NYork. Matanzas; tris Gen don, Nancy'R Heagan. Kent, Sova scotia. Sha let, Portland; 4t! by lotter from Capt Norie, Tene- ‘shipping oll home by the Dum- br By 11, Monticello, Baker, Nan, 20 sp; the first 1 Norton. of Warr pt VER Carlos oo 12, Ocean. Rotors teparte pty 7m; At St. Helena, no dat NL. 459 wh 100 9} y, ter. { Thott for eKey, st Saha, NB, M4 days, with | oul il casks seid be arafve s Rammond, Jacksonville, ‘proach, Providence, in- York i iine of packets. ibe arrive ilo Feb 17, Subis fish oil; had seen sp whales ruive, taken on), | Dutonco: Hefthied y it ‘officers were to be discharged. Shi nal Eagle (olipper), fro 5) gn Fran co, stycee ‘Staten Land W — mil r Ship “Guayama'for Europa, waa signalized yoy int 45 60, tom S70" aoe Rs Kentucky, from Charleston for Liverpool, 12th inst, of pte (nothing furthor), 11th inst, lat 42 lerson, from Boston for San Fran- | ctsoor" March 31, dat ta ton lon $4. reat int ay 39 Pe Matilda, a i nivon,, from Philadelphia for Liver- from New York for New Orleans, llth inst, Marmios a, ftom Glasgow for New York, late, on ir hip Hope, Briggs, of and from Now York Fab 17, Topline Bute A2W0 Selon SSW rk ee 17 for Ban ane Fhingd, from Liverpool for Baltimore, April 15, lat ‘sip 9 TA ‘engin from Liverpool for Now York, April ai ashing ke from New York for Livorpool, ryem from New York for Livorpool ria, tara, ease ory Game ¢ Cock, s, Gessed from Now York Dec 30, for 8 Fran 0 date; same time, an Am ship showin si for a signal. "A shig showing ared tigual with’ = white letter O in the centre 10th inet, Ho'milen SE tC pe Hiattoras. Bark Brothers (Br), from Newcastle, K, for Charleston, 00 days out, Sd inst, Int 45, lon 47—by the Bt Petersburg, arr 15th irom Havre. Bark Amazon, Thompson, from Callao for New Orlo: maa. | 28th ult, of St Thom Bark Hebron, Mary from Matanzas for Falmouth, E, 18th inst, lat 87 55, ark Marcia, of of! Portinad, from Boston for MOrleans, 7th | Miraanieh, from Savannah for Liverpoot, April 20, 1s 6482, lon 1240 W. gotttk Horace, of and from Boston for Aux Cayes, April | 2, Jat 2760, lon 62.25, ark Prospero (Rostock), from Boston for Porte Rico, April, Tat 20. lon C4. x Koderke Dhu, 6 days from Now York for Atpfewall May 2 Jat 8524, low 63 time, brig Jos Albien, (of Harpwell), from Boston fe Trin Bark Francis Secar, from New York for Galveston, wae jaye from Now York for St Pageod ma Bere Tat 31 45, ton 7280 oop (Venezu Thames ard Ctuded Bolivar ‘Ape Stat 38°5, Lom 6 40, S,Damson, Daniels, from New York for Dario, any Sat 626 Jon 74 40. rig Eleowsmn, frum Portland for Hevana, 13 days out, 3 ings lat 2718, lon 76.10 ities from N York for Matagorda, 8 days out, 3d Schr MM Freeman Glover, 13 days from Now York for St Kitts, April 15, lat ¥7 15, 1pn 03 Sobr Almir: Se 8 Msg New York fox Louisiana, Sth inst. lat 33 £6, low 7: Scbr Eglantin of Castles, from Boston tor Jacksonville, chr Anthem, "Seuudden, fou Now York for Matagord chr Anthem, Ssunders, N May 3, lat 30 35, ton 72 30. ra Hew Yer . ‘ Schr Howard, kaviv, from Now York for ‘% Marys, Ga, May 10, off Frying Pen Shoals. Foreign Avx Cayrs—In bath bent mer » wars, 80, bark Sordelia, ldg for Philadelpia; score 84a , for Boston; Jen Taylor, ed from Boston, srl (Hon)—In port viens 27, sohr Forest, for Boston, ws ony Am voasel. an scoa—n port May & Dr-bvig Rapid, for NYork ou re J G White, Woodhouss, for Boston 15th; Ches fe S Damper, ‘and D Davidson, Mardy, 1 for do 15thy Golden Goto, Keardman, for Providexce-25 Bavavia—In port March 10) Seek E Corning, Gravos, from San Vrancisco, unc. Caen Town—In port rea 30, barks Tee oye Avery, from Bostos, disg; Carolia: com do, for sttey schr EL Welton, Granger, fr: eet dl lisg, are ein iJ Pin: tended for the coasting tra in Sid’ March 6, ship-Uriel, Foster, Ahyab, to load Sic for Cowes aud market—tf rice not obtainable would proceed to Guemts to load for ae land; 2th, bayk Wedge, akyab, Arr 1othy ie ship Sendia, Dann, Penang Jan to, for supply of ‘water and s)d again 18th. unr raoe—Arr April 25, brig Oeptain, Tom, Pierson, NYork; 24h, byigs, Sarah Ana, we Cynthia, nd tor Philadelphia, de: b all, Golder, £0 pvt eee Neptene, ino, | for do noxé ir 4 bags Creighivon, from Ki kab yn, for Boston, Idg; Justi ‘ae *Banesll, Munson, ott 25th, bark Albion Lincoln, Dunning, Philadelphia; Barmard, Precher, do; 29th, 'y Nautilus (By, Corgexnacey.—In pos Apr 22, bark Eastern Star, Bakery fm Boston tor-Konige! CARDENAS-—Arn ome bark Charles-Edward, Doan, rahall, _ Colcord, MY ork: Ellen Hay: Marsh, Havana; Sabao, Small, Portland; Dr x Rogers, sie Havana; sors Electric: Light, ‘Ts onto rt Port. Cunningham, Rich, N Yor! brig Marcus, bark Chicora, roualetse’ Boston: brig. nga, NYork. Sid tet, vark Gan Tay tor, Soul Small, Treadwell Pola ua ran ‘Elio Daig, Phiisdolnblas igs Jobn Steve Peters, Boston; H B Crosby, echr Harriet Aan, Huckins, briga, Binancler, Frankfort; Sth, Hava: era teen ays 1700 tons of POSES, Woe Seen oe 2 y Whiston B30 B30) aR York arch 2, De i. mucas, Ph ag hey ther Mt = ay 16 4 3 Rr Mee ag chr 2 por ort Mazel 18 tips Edith Rose, Crowe, Borst beyonce enue pga Vcenn mews. | (HAST SR a atonement Tip aa ily er, Chure ‘ortland; Geo i . clin. shaith, SYom Melbourne, ars‘lsthr to Jong: for Bos mer, brid Landa, GBurbuer, W: hal amg ing Head, Tubbette, for London, dg; V. 7, MH Gomery. ae gg fort Knapp, th oman, ai thre Siary Disi Suir Anco, Macoduck, from oe gr 1s} April, Liver- 80, experienced » pool, on the 171 in Int 46 50.1 violent hurric: i Riva tenth go sant from south to northwes! ot the te it in this oit7 in 1340, specter pl Plying between this r che was own To of this city. the bre: phish, with the vee rej the harbor of ‘Mobi Commerc: yt Boston is Po Phermont;' Oh 8 Grat Urambo, Peokskill; Lakin, Chusbask, ing choked, t! oft; the Brieian | thar was such thas the J were taken o! with ngvod denlof ditheulty, The Argo was a fino ship, eas and wae well known for some ort and settee jurbuck, ne} thi Bon ese ese ap 1th, Ince, Higeine, do yy Londen wes origt ally had been rechartered. ae 7 resdatniis, was ysiued at insured in Baltimore ‘this city, Vat to what extent we are not informed. Suir Horx Goopwix, Parsons, of Portsmouth, NH, w burnt night, of the 1th inst.’ Ti information comes ins tulcgraphic. message te Ellwood iaq., Secretary of the Board 0 particulars. She was a fi vailt at Portsmouth, in brought into this pert by thes Richsu: cas and ras buil me at Hath, M in New York. ad sean O'Day, Moore, from beige rted ii mer Atlantic's news as v0 pplied Ber Moore i1tended putting into Cork aeeer cae of 11 Ken 17th by ship Red Ver with eails aud provisical M7; be carne en fisoad fron’ teas ahi iP Gauntle:, Sur Rep Gauxtixt, Andrews, at Boston from Liver. sd on the 17th wl ising; in blown adr tis hurricane water, and had skylights and fore a . At Lh the wind, if topgaliant se th lee mainto of metatopmast lore of fore and maintopma Banx Hesnixrra, of Seacepo bi out oil cask ‘The steam pump is Part of the vessel's rigging wi Banx Jvuriven, of and from this COM, had very heavy weather for ni opeal oard. Buc Ciewenr, at Chariesto inet off Hatteras, a large #, about two or three bu out to “ Minerva Wright, <= remains of the slam a nh inst. t Bi Do et benraee ke, 15 Lom 53:25, lowt boat 16 4 had but three ne on boa: Fy m with a cask of water; the mms th ‘of wand between, decks; bi nd was able to make Taiiiae Nine persons on boar rought to hooner was in ballast iroct Tea oer fttes hove down. ‘Whalemen Bids y adnous CU, (of BS, Pore ened, SBP rear. $3 naa 4m int 90 10, lon 3) 30, in & violent gale lying to under close reefed at ILAM the top AM, the wind blowing a comple Bil’ s ticmendous eon Funning, ou pped much ge stove, and Pi, wind b ry ‘and jibboom hat went rtered to com: New York, van RY ae she will probabil: da; latter vessel wil thee or four days. Bacon of of ‘clippers’ e dechaceiag ballast, previous to being &, intop when rind to the eastward to k;, got the foretop reourel ever: By with & ship mother with aad imirentopgal jant mast. ort, burnt et Wainscott, L Which were aiso de- ated to have been muck in- 73 days from Newport, for Int 82:49, lon 67:40, by | s ai ‘T was laden | mp v8, fo had been on allowance of water for | The bark sup- were oblized to cook got up & epare top- il; the wind was S and she | The Arctic ang vith or ton, for Portemonth, Va, brige Pairy, Eaton, New York, 4, $i oe Phila | delphia, Cia Sd, York late) bark Pris 5 » york, on Rn baltna ees Seem Ellen, Sto- years Nero rinidad, ih eaRoin port bess i — Si re i Goat is- Coultmas, (from t Bostos ow-—In port April 29, J Hatin Stowe, for ‘29th; Sam) Kilham, Morebouee, for do to commence ships waned Ea Bort 1g 26th sA—In port May 7, Willeomb; J.C Humphreys, Mer Geo Turner, M'Lellan, for Lwee lay do do: Joabua M il, foe Teste do ‘Aramingo, cu ¢ Eubil, Peres ight Ssrenaraary 0 Lictleteld, for Cork Pumgustnk, Pratt, Burlingto do; Jawes Drake, Jones, nd Marathon, Vi w Bedford, arr 3d Providence, do; barks Abagun, uregte for ‘for triette, re chortered at 4 Chare, Chae, for Falmouth, ; Agenora, Skitli Fr, tor Crwes, 8. hee 9 for WH ia chartered at S354 Bhd and 814 apacit} vox ‘Dale; Lelar, for 1'biladelphia, chartere iihd and $1); box for eagare, same or; roncity: Byelyn, | Hichtorn, for ‘Boston or Portland, Diligence, ‘oodbury, { from Portland; Sarah B Hale, Crowther, for Boston with | cay chartered at $17, box, carr: zae, CB Cortarelii, ayes Trim, 'G: Hamilton, do; Lonis in, Adie, for freight o& cn, Lothrop, diag, & Churchill, Blake, for freight os gharters Jobn Winthre Boynton, Mehan, fe yy \7 | Ames, for C | co | | mington, NC; ward, Tibbetts, from Boston Frankfert via Rockland, dis une; Manzanillo, Bailey, {ro oF a northern Ustates port, idg; icone | Gardens, ready Caroline E Kelly, Colcord, ‘and Webster, Heath, é rs Raven, Rote, for Cardenas, to load 85) Hide et melanes tor Niet evartered nt $i; tobm slltott, Wood, for Boston, 1 0 Clldiora Lugsie W Dyer, Hutleck, and Feoerse ryt Cummings: Lamsrtine, Stinsor Cumteriand, CH Perry, dive: Ald. ‘Adem, from ¢} Ble y Tittle. ig S P Brown, riley jade Bi 4 (oun jeiphias David Ni oho ‘Swet- hips Mischief, Logan, ering, for Uo Pere. iY wa Lak hag i ton) Kverley, (of Boston neared cith-e'reighver cil aad tenes to ay 2, sche M Barrington, Lacoste, Sprott, Billow, Day, Ale: 4 Boats Newfoundland; 7th, tark Are » MeKenzie, pet in for falls and water! Curtis, for New wil about April 1 ‘ew Revel New York, for dit 36 de ex8, NB.— 8 Trimble New Yer). (and eld He? fer Cal Spark the Ocean, Comery, J port April s port April ‘With coals. port May G, ships Thos Wright, Lav a Sea Lion, Bi, for Loudon, dg; Monte Ide; St Bernard, Mayo, for Cowes, do: 4, ure, do: Bell Nock, Pendleton tor Falmouth, Hutchins, and Empress, Ford, f for Gibralt leno, tor Ha Lone, Saxonville, Aref, ta lohe, Saunders, from “Aveons’ Stalknecht ted GW Bird, Lee, from St NYork, ee Sth, | Licsegang, from Tf NYork, | N York, | pallid NYork; 11th, brig Anna wiles oe bark pole, oe toucl ee tare Sylph, Roberts, yoo sear an ‘port Ape 12, bark Aanin Peal Tr ar 6th, for Boston is “ Protons aelan, a jane ie FEES eo =P igh, Gombia (Br), Andervo ™“ ip at ith, Havana. Haas he Wik Males limosa, King, for kouien 4 for Bost : Sia 29th, maze Teraiien Sha bre Ex, | Goons to ‘do, ding? Porro Caneii0—In port May 1, bark ‘Etohber- for Balti i yy REL ae 1h, Sooa rd joncEr—In ar for New | Fork: tilagnole fe, Whitney do Wen toe ok ae ay eB ‘atte, for New York ldg; sokr Peotone Bownay nia poet March 28, ship Niobe, Evans, for Can- iat lor 2 day Paurnuosin rt April 18, bark, Charm, NYork soon, only am Feseole” Sha ote bate aad Philadelphia’ (bet hoe reported 1 fon tars, 7 e a Raina aee a a “Eater, alahhows more: York; Wistors lonte Crit a Prederie, Barsredet 7th ‘Aleesnnro, ie Sio) york, is Pour Baxrio (Gulfof Finland —In port April 14, shi Strela, Leach, lewns for just arr; ing Childers, wa from London for do, ar i oh Sherwood. A Poster, for orders, ‘The strel itelan was boneduain the ‘baltic vy t ish men of juestioned as to having om lowed t past Biss Letters the port of Cronatradt wae not expected to bs of ige before the 10th or 15th inst. It was feared thas Toe fe Russian ports woul tbe allswed to take swag Bo 0 Gp asne—te port March 20, barks Ottawa, loaded iy for NYork; uses 1 Tie ps for Philade) pan HNCATORE ab Fala, March 18, shins Wide Awake, Smitty o ie Hoyt, See pores: va vis Penang 40; fo Hs for do a 8? ja0—In port Fe atin a eaee, oer — ee for New at UaStd 4 2th, | Andrew otra Maran, Bh sont ac Eacoriaans Rictacdes Arr 2th, bark Torror. N Yorks hi Hite Abe, land, do. | ‘igs Palmer, Pat GY Wiliams, Bos: PH npc nh port April 12, brig Tsebel Riess Mor- Georke. > Smonse, Tren, y Barker, for Portland, 8 aye W 4 for Ryomr none a | Baltimore; Acorn, ldg for Bosto: eae NYork: Mary Prascen’ Simon, for d 28th; | ae man, from Chagres, arr ct te Beale Sid 26th. bark Jubif , Creech, Portlan jsabeila, Tipbetts, NYorks posaehsc penis Zaza—In port st April 30, ship pa sais: lig for Europe. BALTIMO) ee Peg oy ara we euip, harap if baal eek LH “ATE ifford, barks Blero, Seabury, Chincha iolauan; hogan Wit Moslem: Cid stommer Westernport, Johnson, Mork: bark de Janeiro aul perm sebre Triton, if, Fall River. PM, bark J A Hazard, ait Canter 4 Bria abailadelpbigs bogs aoe re ra List Bt Her ee ee Diri neg A Miath, oh Suffolk, Ed: “ Ne sisi gr fut are oe Mar fary Ann & Ja Bn) orn Marek assed it sity my , Chase, Norleanes Col Led vostoms rh Pita ult; bri ie careeaty Beet eer Frederick Warren, Janvrin, at Cienfuegos 24th ult. Old ares a '. ‘Socal Parker, Chie BEY RLY" far hy 1a 12, ae! robe coe Ng. oa d brig Veron On hua Ce iraniagien BAN 2 Mey 13, bi Phitadelphia; sehrs Marche er, NYork. Be yee bark Numa ee Riconia, Bareoloas. Cla DB CALATS “Cla Mog ia 3. sobrs Ellon. Matilda, Wells, Phils- J Rambler, duights Fiiladelphias Goesnes, Hoses Te TH Cry. NG—si4 y to cont, Partrtdgn, and. Wan, TB sat, Pay EASTPOR1—Sia Mar; andria; Ellen Matitds, 1s, Ph ‘Wooster, Ale enarias *Rambl Tomah, and Ail do. ee ‘lay 14, sioop Maria Louise, Bonnets, Te pect a }, ships Miss Mag. Hinckley, gobo ag ‘ Wa Tr Travis, vis, Smith, dings prigs a Nout are Sith Eee ota, Stevens, Ratler® or 5a! ha Cid eth ult, Boctin Nag, Male GEORGETOWN, S&C. May 6, sehrs G: me Me: sth, ‘Daca Bruen’ Matlock, NY NYsrks Judes Tedas Sacab gt na 3, gt " i ae land, Me; George ‘Washingto: Convert, we, Richmond, M 10h. c Perkings Toles Toteon, ‘GLOUCESTER—Are Mi he De 5 10th, brig Billow. Canliste, § sien x ret Soa eae on bh, Machias fordo; S| for eA Cid 10th, eet ty fina Rosen arises Clk, “At 2 RD— Are ov, FI ith, scht Fran Sackem, Thresh- May ston: hiladalpbio: sehr ‘Shewsbm mer U: ates, NYork; ——y Sla Tath, oteamer ca May.9, sehr 6 sehr Governor, MOBILES a wake bark ME Trout, Baker, Philadelphia. “cr 10th, "Gia ache romoeo, Ho Ageleehicaia. Gibtens Onward, Bs —Arr May 7, Bremen’ ship Hermann, Kuhlman, Bi : Kuhlman, Bremen Mareh 19; bark Edward, tos ‘NYork: Marti ea, Lt bit yaaa oases rons, Thu Baltimore. it, Dean, fork; sehr SS, hi ips Adri: ati ba ivarpeck: bask Velocit Feanie. Beason, Philadel; Tabasco. T bark Fizing ATE sth, Croo! 7, Bi ei a Ti burg: Parti | rest 10 tay ee a sy is ot NbONAre May 13, achre Goode, NYork for Bost i NEWPORT—In Sane Regen nner 8 vie His Henry, and and Cornelia, Are + May, J4, szcemer Kennebec, Cope # Superior (Be), Mason. Londo 45 da; Tropie ‘Bird, Poulkes, Demarars via Barbadoes and Islands; barks Laconia, Lewis, Boston; Powh! ita , Ingrar rebsm. Palermo; Elizabeth J, Bre cks,. Havan hia \Brem), Saunders, Bremen: Washi: ee Or! Tho erie c Lyn aes i che E L B Wales, Lit ~_ Nickerson, Boston; Al- Arnold, Callao.7eb 5 ‘ort an Pringe 29th ork NOL ADELPHIA—. NYork; shi ter Are May 13. loops Fri NYerk: a sobre Bag rtarat ot Moe bts John W Mi rh), Berry. des Charl Rk Baltimore; Wm P Cox. " Wheeler, \York; 14th. mdeiph a ad, T lor, and Alex jer M, me ester, Hiackman, do; Milton, 4 ileoe Rhode viand, Hal ma wigitinds, Arr 15th, bark Pill ei, Goll; Howland. th en orks NYork), Andres, Mobile; sohe nas. 8 14.0" is) sy Oriel, Weten kt are NYor UTH—Arr Mayo, eb Austin, Gibbs, Philadel- rowell, Norfolk. gt foes, Few Fruitfal, Doane, Nor- Demarars, errithew, Ce tt. hrs Juliette, Baker, Boston; tones” : MA} — do; Almira Ann, ‘Sad Back Tok “River, SAVANNAH—Arr May 11, chr Enchantress, th Ait ae dothve st BN pai P E 3 Faltot, it, Atesbury , fe Aboona, Wi pat le. , Hatch, Comin, Me, ate age brig Rettiast n oO Be le Wane Mey, schr “Tiger "Pattadalp ri. , hi Tiger, adel; SACOG Hila, wg hawandae: Penestod Wiad: ‘BAG HARBOR—Sld May 12, trig Bdward, Hodgdon, Flo- rida. Lo SEARPAULIN alge from Hest oy Phitdsiphia fia Siem