The New York Herald Newspaper, May 3, 1855, Page 8

NEW YORK. HERALD, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1855, At4 o'clock bis parexysme of excite- became eo great that Dr. Punderson was sent for. At 6 o'clock he appeared more calm and gave evilent that he coald live but a few hours. He was not as ‘8 at 3 and 4 o'clock, but gave unfavora- ble symptoms, whica coatinued until 73 o'clock. He was then lying upon the cot where be was placed Satur- day evening, and appesred to experience great difficulty in brvething, His groans when gas were extremely ‘ul to the ear, an suffering. From 73; o'clock up to nearly 8, he lay upon his right side, with ‘his face “turned. to th y ever moved his body, but was continually groaning née for breat! At ‘cick Doctors Punderson and Blakeslee were in attenance, and gave st as their opinion that he was dying, iriends gethered around his bed-side, plainly saw that he could live but a few moments. His ‘atber. wae at bis bed-side, and wus bending over tue dying form of his son at the time he expired. He was oveply affected Several of bis friends and relatives were by his bed-side and robbed audibly, and seemed in great distress. At 8 o'clock, he began to gasp for breath, amd seemed tm drep distress. At seven minutes #t 8 @’clock he uttered several groans while gasping for breath, and then commenced the struggle between life and death. ‘Ibe poor man moved but very little, but ecomed suffocating tor want of fresh air. The doors ard ome window ¢ opened, and fresb air admitted. He examined at this time by Dr Blakeslee, who that bis nervous 5° stem had ceased to perform its but bis heart beat yet aad he was at thiee minutes, he almost ceased to breathe, but at st drew his last breath at precisely ten minutes past 6 o'clock, No extraordinary straggle indeated great suffering, but he drew his tast breath with more case tbau could have been expected, consi- dering the pan be must nave been sulfering at the time. He was unconscious, but not delirious, during his last moments. Dr. Blatevlee put his hand upon the heart of young Wight, and when one of the family sake, +: Foes he stil breatne,”’ Dr. B. replied, ‘No, he in dead"? During this affecting scene the young and lovely wife of the dying man remained in another room. When he drew bis last breath, Dr Pundereon went into the room where Mrs Wight was sitting and sobbing violently, and announced the ceath of her Husband. She gave a scream of borror, which was aistinctly neerd in the next room, and ajso in the street, aod sbrieked and moaned piteous- ly. Dr. Punderron and cther friends tried to comfort her, but she seemed too deeply affected to heed their ad- monitions Our reporter left'thy death bed scene and went imme- @iately to the jail, where Clark ts confined, to bear to him sad pews cf the death of Mr. Wight, and ascer- tain his feelings upon tae sudject. Officer Knevals sad Alfred Daggett, Esq , entered the jail and went to his cell. Clark seemec quite careless ia his demeanor. Our reporter was present, and took gown the following con- versation which ensued:— k Mr, Daggett said—'Do you know me, Clark?” “You; it is Mr. Daggett,” said Clark, in a very sullen manner. Officer Knevais then advanced to his side and said— “Do you kzow me, Clark?” “Yee,” said Clark, in the same sullen manner. “This us a horribie affair,” said Mr. Knevals. Clark never ansvered, but seemed quite indifferent and rather annoyed by the presence of these gentlemen, “Have you heard since the affair,” said officer Kae- vals, “whetber Mr. Wight is siving or dead?”” “] bave beard that he is living,” said Clark, with an indignaat frown. ‘“] wish be wae alive, for your sake,’ seid Mr. Kno- vals, “but he is dead, and you are yet alive.” Clark made no reply, but looked’ doggedly indifferent for about two minutes, and then enid with an air of non- chalanoe:— ‘Weil, I suppose there is no help for it.” Clark bever betrayed apy emotion, but looked stern and indifferent when the news o! the death of his victim was communicated to him, and never shed a tear nor moved ‘8 musole in the least manner, and seemed to consider the death of Mr. Wight as a matter of very little impor- tance. ‘When officer Knevale and Mr. Daggett left bis cell, he spoke toMr Edward Bryan, the Assistant Jailor, who bad listened to the conversation, and said:— “Mr. Bryan, I want to see you privately for a few mo- mente’? Mr. B, gratified his request and went to his cell, and there had a long conversation with Clark. Clurk asked Mr. &. what the people thought of his case, to which Mr. B. replied that he dia_not know, as be had had very litte conversation with the people upon the subject. Clark sard he bad friends that would sympa. thize with him, but he supposed that many people woald think he ought to be ‘strung up” immediatly. A(ter some further copversation, Clark very coolly asked Mr, Bryan if he allowes smoking in the jail, saying toat he waa “very fond of t he weed,” aud hardly knew how to o without it. Mr. Bryan then toic him what the rules nd regulations of bis nsw made home were, which did ot méet bis entire approbation. ‘A post mortem exawination upon the body of the de- pies was held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, yer- terday. Ta wemoving the brain from the exull, the ball fell into an earthen wash-bowl that was placed directly beneatn bis bead. It was cistinctly beard in the adjoining room, when it fell. It was picked up and fouad to be flattens onaiderably, baying very evidently been occasioned by ‘te contact with the cone of the skull. Taere was con- sideradie inflammaticn of the brain, and secretions of blood and other matter were found upon the surface where the ball entered. The ball doubtless passed entire- dy through the braiv. ‘The coroner's inquest was held upon the body of Mr. Wight, at 3 o’clovu yesterday afternoon, soon after tia post mortem examination was concluded. Mr. Jecob Gould waa sworn, who testified to the death of Mr. Wight, and many circum stances connected therewith. ss Dr. Punderson was examined, concerning the post mor- tem exemination, sud gave the resuit of that investiga- tion, stating that the ball dropped out while removing the brain. ‘After come farther questions by severe” jurors, the fol- lowing verdict was reuaered:— The jurors, being duly empannelled and eworn to in- ire of the cause and manner of the death of Richard . Wight, of saic town—having viewed the body o/ the deceaeed, and duly considered the evitence given us, on our oaths say that the said Richard W. Wight came to his ceath from a pistol wound in his head inflicted by the bands of Willard Clark, of said town, on the 28th day of April, 165. ting tae afternoon large numbers of citizens visited the house of Mr Bogart, to look at the corpse of the un- fortupate Wight, and the excitement throaghout the city to eee the remeins of the young man was intense, The family were compelled to keep an officer at the door, and an usher in attencance, to show the sfeorle the corpse, ‘and thus grati'y public curiosity. Many of the friends of the dectased ca’led during the day, and seemed deep- ly affectea wt the recital of the particulars concerning bisdeath. Mr. Wight was beloved and respected by all who knew him, ana has left a wide circle of friends to mourn his loss, From Saut St. Marie.—Business at Saginaw. {From the Lansing, Mich. Journal } East Sacivaw, April 21, 1855. ‘The Kansas Question. Easton, (Pa ) May 1, 1856, ‘The Reception of Gov. Reeler—The Great Free Sots Cele- vration—The Cake all Dough in Kansas. Well, we have had quite a free soil celebration over the return of Gov. Reeder, our worthy townsman, frum Kao- sas, Gov. Reeder kas not disappointed his friends, and his recital of the misdeeds of the ‘‘pro-slavery ans” from Missouri will go far to elect a free soil stor from Pennsylvania to Congress. ‘There is mothing lixe consistency, and Gov. Reeder has always been a copsistentman He was a Van Baren ¢e- mocrat in 1840, and has remained a Van Buren democrat ever since. Had he been consulted, he would, like Mr, Pierce, have been @ Van Buren man in 1848. It was important for the Buchanan faction in the State to re- concile such a man, and it wasdone, John W. Forney claims the honor of his appointment—our papers here boasted of the fact—though the friends of Judge Camp- bell are equally clamorous for that distiaction. The honcr must, no dopt, be divided between them; and the Profits of the office, coosisting chiefly ot lands bought of the balt-breeds, tor the purpose of being again sold to sturoy sevtiers, who were to till the groaad by their own free labor, waa to be exclusively shared by Forney, who claimed to be the man who, in a convivial mood, got Pierce to meke the sppommtment. Forney has no money to invest in slaves, and lands increace most ir price in the free States, Forney is deed a shrewo fellow, and has playad extremely diffi- cult part passing weil. He 1s playing a tolerably good bumbu; me between Pierce and Buchanan, and he does the same thing between the State rights men of the South and tbe free soilers of the North, He must . on terms with both, and so urust Pierce and Buchan: Besides, it is through Northern men that Forney ex- pects to make his money and to immerse his hands into the United States Treasury. Had Northera musa been Secretary of the Treasury, Forney would now have both pockets fuli of the stuff; but these high flung fellows of ‘the South know nothing, and don’t feel inclined to ob! a friend, Governor Reeder would have done better. would have acted like man, had thoce #fissouri pro- slavery ruffians not interfered and spoiled a good oar. ain. S We row understand what Forney and the Pennsylea nian meant when they both assured our good peopie throughout the State, that ‘no mater what prov.sions the Kapsas-Nebraska bill contained, slavery should never go into either of those Territories.”” From theory Pierce and forn+y meant to appeal to management and ractice to reconcile the North to the passage of that Bin. ‘The South were to have the promise, bat the North were to have the cake. Sbrewd fellow, that same stool Pigeon politician, Forney; but he did not make much money by this Reeder movement, after all. The “Mu- souri yro slavery ruffiaus” bave spoiled thegame. And yet, if Forney don’t make money either by appointments to office or some lucky end speculation in as, the days of bis prosperity are numbered. It takes money to keep house in Wasbington, entertain Pierce at ali hours ofthe day oF ight, dine members, and obtain a general reputation for being a ‘d——d clever fellow.’’ Some- body must. pay the piper, the grocer and the liquor dealer, A plague on those ‘Missouri pro slavery ruffians.’” RICTENHOUSE. Governor Reeder. From the Squatter (Kan ,) Sovereign. We do not hesitate to say, that, im the history of our country, no instance be found in which aa officer 80 unfit for any ef the duties of his office, 80 universally objectionable to the people interested, 80 publiciyand notoriously guilty of prostituting his official position to persona) pecuniary gain, to such infamous purposes, as A.H. Reeder, Governor of Kansas, has beem permitted ‘to retain his posit! or even to escape impeachment. From the day of his appointment to the preseat mo- ment, he bas either wholly failed to discharge the most pressing cuties, or has abused his po ition for the most corrupt purposes. For wonths after (his appointment he absented hi self from his post, though his immediate presence was demanded by the necessities of the ferritory. was devoted to electlonecring in Pennsylvania, or to tae study of Indian treaties, with a view to speculation in their lands. He came to our Territory not to be Governor,of itspeo- ple, but to speculate in Janda, to make money by his official position, and as agent of the Abolitionists to fasten the curse of abolition upon us.. Every act of his from the day of his arrival will establish beyond con- troversy that these were the sole ends and aims of his coming. He ina declared that the office of Governor could nat dave induced him to give up @ lucrative practice and the comforts of » home im Penpsyivania—that his motive was 10 make money, by the opportunities which would be afforded him for speculation. He had not time, after his arrival, to secure a room, before he became a large shareholder ia the town of Leavenworth, in considera- tion that it should be made the temporary seat of go- vernment. In this he was guilty of multiplied abuses of official trust. The Delaware Indians compisined that their ;reaty was violated by the location of the town upon their lands. As Governor of the Territory he should not have thrown the weight of his official position against them ‘By the act organizing the Territary, he was empower- ed to locate a permanent seat of government, and some $20,000 were placed in his hands to be expended in pud- lic buiidings at the place relectod. It was his bot to act fairly, and with a pure and disinterested consi \- tion of interest of the Territory in making euch seiecticn. On the contrary, for gain, he se'ls L and, for a speculation, promises to select a town in which he was a large sharebolder. That he has not complied with his agreement, adds but to his infamy. After having sola bis rght to locate the seat of gov- ernment, we next hear of him on # professed tour of ob- servation, made uncer pretence of ovtaining the neces- sary information to enacle him to orgeni go ment. This tour 1s hardly commenced before it 1s found to beatour of speculation. While absentirg hiaself from the Territory he has r the files o: old trea. ties at Washington, and believes he has discovered 'the foundation of a fortuve. As Governor, claiming to be second only to the ‘Great Father,”’ ke imposes upon the credulity of the poor balf-breeds, and purchases their land for a song. This spsculation is not sufficient. He continues his tour, and again, for a song, becomes large proprietor in the town of Pawnee. At once it is proclaimed that this is to be the seat of government. sition can be abused for the pro- fitable sale of stock, he is found ‘‘buying in.” His ‘tour’ completed, to give time to cealise on his investments, he defers the call of a Legislature, as that body would possess the power to locate the seat of gov- ernment, and might defeat his \ oonbr sggy In_ this, too he acted as agent of the abolitionists, Had the Le- gislatuze assembled last fall it was clear that the pro- slavery party would succeed. To defeat them, it was necessary to give further time to Thayer & Co. to their hirel'ngs; and not until the last moment—un indeed, as we are informed, he was ordered by the Pre dent—did he take ateps to call a legislature. ven then the time was extended, to enable the abolitionists to for- ward their last man. During all this time he was the head of a secret or- ganization for the purpose of making Kansas a den of Qbolitionists—act vely sorresponding with all parts of the country, urging the shipment of abolitionists—ad- vising them long in advance of the hour at which they would be needed—studiously, to the last moment, con- cealing from others the day of the election. He appoint- ed men to take the census, notoriously unfit, who would not scruple, and did not hesitate, to omit the names of those opposed to abolition, with a view to deprive pro- elavery districts of their proper representat He shamefully gerrymandered districts for the purpose of Gividing, and thus defeating the pro-slavery party. He has usurped legislative and jucicial power ! Inthe one case, assuming to arrest, imprison, an‘ try a man So long as his officiat John Bushley and Antoine Piquett came in to-day with the Savt St. Marie mail. ‘The ice at Mackinaw was two feet thick; they tried to cut through it in one piace with a hatchet, but could not, as the hatchet was not long enough. ‘They went on snow from the Saut to Thunder Bay—some four side of Cheboygan Light House, they found the ice broken along the shore and fi in the lake. At Presque Isle portage, the ice w: found no enow from Thunder Bay to Saginaw, The streams were very high—were twelve days coming down—waded some streams, and cut logs and made rafts to cross others, They tcok no dogs this trip, as the woods were too vet to allow of trains. They had to their pro- vizions and the mail. They went from ww to the Saut io eight days, the last trip up. Nearly ali the mifls in this section are running. Rafting bas commenced, and business is looking up. The fishing on toe river is very good this spring. Wil- ams ard Trembly caught 60 bbls at one haul this week. Pigeons sndéucks are plenty. The weather is delightful. The steamboat Haron came in to day with a large lond of goods and passengers. She reporte the lake pearly clear of ice. Naval Intelligence, ‘The gentleman residing in Brooklyn, who offered to fur- wish the Hezatp with naval intelligence, some short time back, will confer a favor by calling at the office of this paper. ‘The sloop of war Jamestown, at Key W vana, being found to be in a leaky condi bends, Captain Ellison bas employed « g who were at work 2tth ult., upon her huil, known how long she remains at that place. on, it is taid, would join her in a few days. The crew of tae United States etoam frigate Mississippi, recently frou the Jspan expedition, were paid off and dincharged on Mor Passed Midshipman Jefferson Maury is on trial at the Brocklyn Navy Yard, for disobedience of orders. On the conclusion of his core, two marines will be arraigned ‘Their offences bave not been made public. The following are the officers of the sloop of war le vant, srrived in Hampton Roads, 30th ult:— Coremander C.C, Turner. Lioutenants—R. F. Pink- nty, James B. Strong, Jobn P. Decatur. Acting Lieut., Wm, G. Temple Surgeon, Lewis W. Minor. sassed As siptact Surgeon, R, json. Poreer, John F. Steele. ‘Master, ii. N. Crab>. Passed Midehipmen, T. A.W. Jobnaon. Midshipman, William T. Glasecl. ner, John Webber. Carpenter, John W. Stimson ‘Wm, F. Spicer has beon detached, and ordered to Fey id te Cumberland, flagsbip of the rquadron. Levant bas cn board the bodies of Commocore Wyman apd Purser Christy. fs mais CLS ‘erme Stares Steam FRicateSan Jactsto.—The Uni taten tteam frigate Seu Jacinto, beariag the beoad pea- pant of Commocore McCauley, arrived at Havana on the 20th of Apri, shoes countervd vory heavy weather, encoun! uy eee 6 ‘f y a part of ber head wor! oT Loe one of ihe fartewt propellers soa ord wind. she aversged 6! oth cea, he made ten snd eleven knots Se iistance {row Philadelphia to H. ay route, is 1,400 miles, but the distance sely Tecressed by the Sap Jacinto taking the course at. ace of (be Guif stvesm, ana thence throvgh the ‘Hole to the ® oll.” Her sixdeys’ rum to Havene, is, there pessege from New from Ha- mn about the iz of caulkers, It is not The Prince- 25 3 with head the world, With # head ht knots an bor I having made the ran from the Breakwater it three days of her pacsi During the tire’ 7 re] ried # of the Sen Jacinto in this run rank her as under the charge of murder! In the others, crattily and cupnimgly assuming to impose quaiifications on voters, which he hoped would operate in favor of aboli- tionista; sppointing justices of the peace, and introduc- ing them to administer the law of the State from which 4, finally, prohibiting and punishing ‘att though a clear usurpa- ich a good motive can be they removed ! 5 the sale of whiskey. This tion, is the only instancg in whi found for his action. Coroners’ inquests, Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest yesterday upon th body of Rosa Meyers, the German woman, whose deatl, as we announced in yesterday’s paper, was caused ly falling from the piazza of the dweiling house No. I4 Seventh street. The jury, on hearing the evidence U. cited, rencered a verdict of accidental death. Decesed was about twenty-five years old, and had not been ong in this country. Coroner Hilton held an inquest at pier No. 36,fast river, upon the body cf am unknown man, about forty years of age, who was found drowned at this poin: The jury rendered a verdict of ‘Death by supposedirown. ing.” Deceased was five feet eight inches in acight, light complexioned, with dark brown hair. The initials of his sopposed rame, H.L. P., were imprinte on his forearm, with dots encircling the same. Therrwas also a harpoon imprinted in Indian ink on the samarm. De- ceased wore a new pair of pegged boots, blaccassimere pants, blue sack cloth coat and black silk craat. Coroner Wilhelm also held an inquest upon the body of the unknown man found lying in the wter at the foot of East street, Past river, when a rerdict of “Death by some cause unknown to thejury, but supposed to be drowning,’ was renired, The deceased was a middle sized man, sout bailt, but owing to the length of time he hadbeen in the water, the color of his hair or whiskers cou! not be as- certained; the flesh upon the head and fee being all fone. Deceased had ona brown woollencoat, al f pants, plaid co:ton double breasted vest, dak slik . kerohief, white cotton ehirt, drawers of te same ma- terial, but no undershirt, new boots, and tue woollen stockings. pornien re found im the pocke of decess- ed but one cent, body had been in th water for several montbs, and on account of ita cecomosed state no idea could be formed of deceased's age, Coroner O’Donneil heid an inquest at thetteond ward statlon house upon the body of William Faton, the bey whose death, as we noticed yesterday, failing through the hatechway of the sta Ni liam street, The jury rendered a verdictof ‘deat fracture of the skail and other tojuries, sidentaily re- ceived by falling throagh the hatchway No. 137 Wil- iam atreet.’’ An unknown man, about 30 years of ge, was found floating in the water at pier No. 61, Wit River, yoster- day, Coroner O'Donnell proceeded to se spot and held en inquest upon the body, when « yiict of supposed drowning was rendered. Decoase: b ten inches in hewn itoat bul ccatand pante, black vost, tome material; had on bis persow pew, and stockings made of cotton. ip the water about posed, ‘The committe on Fire Departmeut of the Board of Al- dermen met last evening at the city library, No. 12 City Hall. Present—Alaermen Howard, Trowbridge, Baird and the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department. The case of A. O, Alcock and &. M, Hebbard, who had been expeiled from Engine Company No. 47, was first called up. Mr. Hebbard appeared in his own defence, and said that be was expelled without any charges being made against him, and he thought from mere ma- liciousness on the part of afew. He was never allowed an oportunity te prove his innocence. He contended that he should bave # hearing before gb. RR ir. 4 » WhO apper on behalf of the com- pany, said Mr Hebbard had spoken disrespectfally of the company in bar rooms, had ex; d the secrets of the compavy and done ail tbat he could to briag the company into disrepute. For this he was expelic Aldermen HowaRp said this company appeared to be upanimous only upon one thing, and that was mot to atterc any fires. (Laughter. ) Aiter some little consultation amongthe members of the committee, it was decided co disband the compacy. In the matter of Hydrant Company No. 4, the com- mattew reported, by the advice of the Gniot Engineer, to reiuse the petition of this compuny to be organized into a hose company. Toe complaint of Mr. Hugh Neily, of No. 37 Hose, against eight members, tor not being citizens, was next consicere Peter O. Riley sworn—I have served in this fire com pavy about ten months; I toox out my full papers of baturajization about two years ego; | was not a citizen at the time of joing the company; 1 have belonged to ‘the department s1x years; I was told by the mem! when joing the company, that it was all right, that it was immaterial whether I was a citizen or n bad always done gocd fire daty. The three brothers Clue, and Rudolph Fisher, George Trump. apd tbe others complaiwec of, were avsent. Alderman Howard asked that they should ail be present next Wecnesday evening. ‘bhe complainé of Jonn Redmond against Hose Com- pavy No 46, tor rowdy:sm and runniog on the sidewalk, was next taken up, and dismissed. ‘The com; laint of Engine Company No. 48 against En- gine Company No. 10, for assault and battery, was mext consid: red. ‘The Foreman of No. 10 said the other engine was as- saulted because they purposely blocked up the way. Alderman Boward ordered both parties, at the next meeting cf the committee, to be present, and bring ‘with them the roll books of both companies. ‘he committee then adjourued till 644 o’clock next Wednesday evening. Court Calendar—Phis Day. Usirep Stars Disraict CounT—Nos, 7 to 12, 16 to 19, MARITIM® INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, SUN Rises, 4 5 (OON RISES sun sErTe.. +6 57 | mien ware Port of New York, May 2, 1855. CLEARED. Steamship Empire City, Windle, Havana, M O Roberts. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, 8 L. Mitchiil. ‘hago! Marion, Foster, Charleston, Spofford, Tileston Co. petcambip Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond, 40, Ludlam & jeasants, Ship Neptune, Peabody. Liverpool, C H Marshall & Co, Ship Bre: Weens, Motunzas, prone 4 Stepheason. Bors Delia Chapin, Howard, Trioste, J Elsell & Co. Bark Ide Ray new, Gooaing, Havana, ’Ruseell & Vining. Bark Aura, Lewis, Richmond, Russell & Vining. Brig Boston, Hooyer, Cardenas, Place & Wat! Brig Hebron, Ski ings Windsor, NS, JS Whitn Bri, Phebe A , Lewis, Darien, £ A Fosdick, Scht Catarnot, Francis, Savannah, McCready, Mott & Co. Scbr Elizateth a Eleanor, Cranmer, Burnt’ Fort, Vi Bront & Slagb ‘Schr MeDonald, Hall, Norfolk, master. hipple, Richmond, H Pierson. Schr Hanov Schr C Colgate, Seaman, Baltimore, Maiiler & Lord. Bi Schr Plymouth Kock, Ryder, Boston, Dayton & Sprague. Sehr Hon Honk Herrick. ae Homer. Parkor ‘Boston, 'W T Dallas, Hawking, Provider ce, master. 's'Creek, Gager, Baltimore, Cromwell's ARRIVED. Steamship Star of the West, Turnor, San Juan, Nic, April 38, via Key West 28th, with 517 passengers and épenis, to C x ‘April 90, lat $2 20, lon 7 12, signalized schr Ellen N. May 1, off Cape Hatteras, at 8 AM, ip with & black ball in her foretopsail, arg enry, Clay, Caulking, Liverpool March 20, with "a8: in; Shij mdsc'and HO passengers, to Spofford, Tulestom & Co. sengers al) well; no sickness. Ship Caroline Tucker, Myrick, Liverpool, March 26, with mdse and 200 passor gers, to Williams & Guion. Bark Phila, Spofford, Shields, E, 67 days, via Rockland 6 days, with mace, toH & F W meyer. k Panchita, Morton, Catanis, 9 days,and Gibraltar 45days with fruit, to RC'Reod. March 7, off Malaga, spoke bark Ceres, of Salem, from Genoa tor Sumatra Brig Medea (of er eige | Rice, 81 ia Gi H [incorrectly yesterday below from with eugar, to or- der. In coming out tho harbor, saw a horm brig about 250 tona, ashoro on the reof in the entrance, but probably got off next Gay, as the wind was of the lan Brig Petrel (Br), Fowler, Cornwallis, NS, 7 days, with po- toes, 0 G Cox, Brig John Alfred (of Pittston), Ballard, Attekapas, via Key Wost, loth inst, with sugar, to Peck &Lyman. Put into Key West in distre Brig blem (of orth), Jacksonville. 15 days, with Inmber, to master, No ape w3w BW miles epoke scbr Pedee, from Wiimington tor New York. Schr Volant (of Elisworth), Lord, Guaysnilla, PR, 12th ult, with sugar and molasses, ‘to Escoriass & Co; vessel to C&EJ Peters. Experienced heavy weather; when three rong ® leak, and is at present leaking about 2000 ), Mayo, Rattan Island, wutitus (Br), Martin, Windsor, NS, 15 days, with Potatoes, tos Curry. Schr Cumberland, Chase, Alexandria, 4 days. ‘Wass, Columbia, Me, 14 days. Ellsworth, 8 days. Boston, ston. br & ‘Ouk, Chase, Boston. Schr Nightingale, Hull, Providence. Schr Lonisa, Bailey, Norwich. Schy Grace Darling. Car, New London. Scbr Autumn, Hawkins. Greenport. Schr St Lucar, Adams, ry Sloop J P Wallace, Sloop F Brown, Gardner, Providen n, Hallook, Provicence, 2 days. Louisa, Bennett, Bristol. W. Bark Clarence (Br), McDonough, from Galway, March 22. Also, one ship, unknown. ‘Stesmshi SAILED. Pacific, Liverpool; Empire City, New 01 and Havant; Florids, Savanrwh; Merion, Chariostons Rosse eke, Nortolk, Ac; ships Wood London (and anchored the’ B W Spit); St Denis, Havre; Medford, Buenos A barks Home, Toulon; John Wesley, Cadiz; Lucy Aun, x ¥ itas. Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, 8; sunset, do, Telegraphic Marine Reports. PHILADELPHIA, May 2—The steamship Quaker City, from Charleston, reports passing the steamship James Adger, off Knoxville Point, on Monday morning. Herald Marine Correspondence. KEY WEST, April 28—The Star of the West arrived early hour this morning, and will leave at Derolock.. Dave little additional nows to report sinee our last favor by the Isabel. ‘Th ad, Saunders, arr 27th from NYork, of wai faylor and Jefe 800. ton, “eh fo now discharging atthe fo ie insman, Penfield, discharged hi anc willeail for Matansas to day.) nateed hor cargo ‘the sebr Wye, Cunningham, arr27th from Havana, but MAMG cuve of the wreck inst the brig And Cave of the wreckers against the . fon), was heard esterday botore Sudgs Macein, ‘Ne Ge cision has been rendered. 1c be if Py, rie} ee ‘he ecbr John T Pari jourlay, arr bound to Corpus Christio this morning. ee ache, of the Coast Survey, is im this city, o Mart mivage will be smal Protessor bound hence to Cape Sable, PHILADELPHIA, May 2—Are steam NYork; bark Unions Hewitt Matan wane Brantcees Wheeler, Newburz, NY; G Luf, ;, Boston; Lookhere, Gandy New York. Cid’ steamer Delaware, Capen i Yoekt barks Echo, Ry Copes, Selab, Atki id Laconia, Taylor, Boston; schra George Luff, 'Veasy; ‘Knight, Sears; American Belle, Brown, and H Nickerson, Charo, Boston. - Disasters, HALE Sire WARREN, of Holmes's Hole, New Bedford lst instant, fFom Robinson's Hold, ‘where she had been ashore, in tow of steamer K B Forbes, Capt Morris, She was taken off by the steamer ai after fternoon of Leing filled with ompty casks, She lios om ® fiat inside of Falmer eislazd, where moro water casks will be placed in her is her further out of water, She will then de KB Forbes, alter which in her, peobebly re er, probably in away, and her doc! ption of & condition, considerably injure Surv Norwa, of New York, from Akyab for Li condemned ay be. Thomas, was sold by auction provioes t6 or Wranrsure Wx T Wixaron, lost near Santa Crus, is total wreck, nothing having been saved or but het e a barometer vicinity of the wreck ts hop Bark Exvina HAaneck, at San Francisco 3iet March fm Hong Kong, was 16 days beating down tao China Sea, dur ing which ex; very, heavy weather: experienced ern Bric Horatio, before reported picked up and towed int Koy West, it is ‘supposed Lad been used or was fitted for s javer, as ehé had many water casks on board, with s deck pazently {cr carrying elaves. ‘Sho bails from y letter to Ellwood Walter, Beq } A Scum (fore and after, 02 her beamends, bottom painted top black, with a whito etre! t, ‘miice Sof Cape Eilsabeth, by brig Lent, at Pertiand, miles § She bad apparently beon stripped, topmast gone, Sewn Mxnomax, from Calais for Kennebunk, with hyck- metac knees, was in contact 2th ult, of Wood island, 4 had bows stove. The crew got er unknown sehoot The M was boned on on he beam n Island 29th ul ohe William, m Bangor supposed to be the Medomak. A ror ov uwers, latbs, &e., with w vessel's hatch, wedges, &c., were ‘pasted 20th ult, Boon Toland NNW 16 miles, by ether Avrora, at Vortemouth, from Frankfort, which picked ap some kneor, @ compaes, and other articles. ‘Trey were probably from the wreck of echr Modomak, ro- d above. Ported ADOT: Wutice to Mariners. A fixed white Jight, of the Gta oraer Freanal syste: She ivesing ean Woentolare te tis a0 tit Gad ‘prare fedar nd Lighthouse, ote Seg Harbor, NY. Tt will be ot om Friday, 27th inst, and exhibited abted tor Bixhtly thereatter from sunset to sunriee. By order of Lighthoure Boned. Aur low Case, ise Inspector Third District. en, Columbia, Hallock, from h cit and 18,000 bone. '§ Lucy Clark, Tyok; Wal Lighthow Now York, April 25, 1885 w Arr at Sag Sar dwich Islands, with 1 Sd from Provincetown Mtb sobs Fisher, Matt, do 43bbis. Dimmick, FH, 350b%Is sp fos, Maxwell, do,’ 1250 sp, to t Wady nad beon sick with ‘ered $0 a8 to Join sh'p. 1 bark @ Adams, Andrews, 7 killed and Murtg which tine ‘visited onvernl of the ports of juring which time visited several of the Lower California Kk most of the oll off Mensinello, 4 pilot Joliffe, arrived at San Fran- ei Capt Rogers, of the of NLondon, and Cat Morgan, with 66 bbis +p, cruising for whales, all ports having spoken March &, in Maga: Bay, Mogul, Clark from San Fean- sisyes aeruise, all well; hi since leav- ad taken 000 bbls oil ina dea. mons. from Boston (March 27) for San rancisco, April I', lat 31 Li N, lon 43 26 W. J Gutenbury, hence for Santa Crus, April 11, lat 27 42, lon 31 55, Gon Poster, 13 d f + au Peli Apetth Tos te on ee nee eee ay eine Acona (WC Aticge nen vows port March 4, Std CORA a) ii 4. St Fob 20 bark Mazchester, Hill, for looward;, Marc eh 3, shi Yerpanian, Adame, Salem; bark tsabel, ‘Hatt ‘leeward, Bark Winhozance. "Ayers, from. Salem for Bight of Bouia, ce passed Accra March Bannabors—Agr April 4 bark A A Drobert, Hewitt, Phila eet a) ably arracet, ne CARDEN AS—. 6] farvaret lerryma! Havana; 2th, brig Demarsra, Hanson, Boston In port barks Byetyn, Hichbo: for Boston ldz; Little Liszie, Gilpattioky for de ready: Pilot Fish, Nichols, tor do abt May 1. Sid'abt 224 brig Marshall, Duteh, Col Carcurta—In port Feb 22 ship Sabine, Libbey, for Boston abt April 1 CizxrUxGos—In port April 21 barks DS Goode! man, from Boston; Loulas Eaton, Ad eand , Snow, for Boston, ready? Hi do dg; brigs _Keoka, ‘Treat, to los Drinkwater, from Portland; Pensacola; Upbir, Buckmeiste row, Thurston, from St Jago er, ‘NYork; 13th, Jobn Colby, Rhodes, do Crowell. Fiitsdelghias sehr M on, berk Harriet Spalding, Sleeper, N York; brig ane, ohn, NB; York: 16th, man, Philadelphia; schr N Di Napier, (6r) PT Nevius, (br) Hubbard, by, Boston. Gonaiyxs—In port April 11 schr Fearless, Adams, for Boston 7 days. GuAYANiLLA—In port April 12 Moy bald Harding, Waredsio, Shackford, for NYork } da; Arr April 22 sonr & Di er St Lawrence, Munroe, Mant} Jk Carthage Cid 220, to and NY. Sid 226 vhip Maverick, £1l Sweet, Bahia Honda; brigs Marshall, Hassel), Sagua ac Grittn, Cardenas, ebtd to Portland at $852 hhd of 110 galls. carrivs 400; schr Mar Wise, Crockets, do, chtd to load 30,000 galls molasses for X York at $344 per hhd of 110 galls Ship Marguret, which sld (sth, for Cardenas and NYork, will load rugar at $034 por bhd; carries 900 hhds, In id Harpswell, Stover, for do same capacity, cots 22 Atamede Snow Llaraden, dag for do,gutsoume raviour don, Long, NYork; oy West; bark Raia jeyward, Wilson, Portland sail 23d, bark Lorcas C Yeaton, Stevens, Sagua ce bark David Nickels 0 port " ries 5500; barks Juniata, Newton, taken up to load molasses at Cardenas for Cork,at £2 10 per ton, carries 600 hhds: John Bensop, Burmeister, for N Yor! 20th; Kiloy, Small, chtd to load for NYork at $6 hnd and $13 box, ompes y equal to 3500 bxs; (one account says $0 }¢, to load at nas); bi Joseph, Burton, ldg guano irom a Bricish vossol put in in @istess and condemned, for Baltimore; Solomon Ka Hutchins, chartered to load 30,000 galls molasses for Bo at Ste Cruz (an outport on N side of Cuba) to return to Havare for clesrance—gets $3 per hhd of 110 galls, cross a ‘of delivery; D Locke, Park, for —, (su Pored Wilmington, NC) ldg; Angola, Morton, for Philadel- hia, €o, and o! . Maranzas—tn port April 21 ship Harrisburg, Wiswa Falmouth soon; barks Jacob Prentiss, Loring; Tri Street, an@ Hy Warren, Morse, for do do; Voluate for ir, Ms for Cénstantinople and Balaklava, som; New Kapir: Davis, for Gottenburg do; Corinthian, Edgeomb, for N York do; Mazepps, Smith, disg: C B Hamilton, Chase, for Port land, ldg; lonse, Randi Cabasa, Littlejobn. diss; dries Condovs, Franklin, do; California, West, do; Joseph Fark, Park, abd Telegraph, Stoole, for Boston, Uo; Havana, Rood, for Portland, do 0A "Reod, Reed, for NYork, do; echrs Nancy R' Hagan, Harriman,’ and A Manderson, Hendersen, do do; Maxon Rogers, Farren, wte: Matilde, Eaton, dis; Mary. Chase, and Kendrick Fish, Shaw, wtg. 20th PA ris Peters, Antwerp; Comoro, Parker, Br bark Louisa, Jowett, Philadelphia. Sid Vebster, Tylor, Boston. PuNTA ARKNAS—Arr March 21 schr Famo, Baretto, ‘Wanderer, Vir<in, San Francisco; 25th, bark Coata Kica (Br), Le Mesurier, NYork, Port Av Prixck—In port April 7 brigs E W D Koen, from and for NYork, arr 3d; John Boynton, Pe fill, ded Marcellus, Hatch, from do, arr 3d; Eehaol, Dixo: from Boston, do; and others reported late: 3 a RATtAN san (Honduras)—No Am vessel in port abt ri 11. EMrDIOS—In port April 18 brigs Eliza Burgess, Doyle, for Boston Scrat Muateitan, Usisade and Sepen oy; Ryder, do CH Arabella, Mitchell, from do 13 days just arr, to lo lo Sai Arr Arril 9 bark Victres (Br), toteg 34 Havana, ton, to To r NYork; 16tb, brig Josiah Jvx, 17th, ehip Simods, Knight, Havana; brig Baron di Lufkin, Boston. In port 22a bark Thorndike, Sawyer, for NYork, abt ready; brig Frontiss Hobbs. to load eigar for Boston, San Juan beL SuR—Arr April 21 steamship Unols Sam, Baldwin, San Francisco 9th. paz louse NF—Are April 17 brig Amonoornck, Munson, c ore. : Sta Cuvz—In port April 20 Br bark White Star, Mer iam, fron, Boston for London tap. ‘Tniniap—In port April 2) bark Sarah B Hale, Crowther, from Portlen ig ‘Yankee, Poland, from do do; ni, Bos ‘ondor, All from Jacktonvill ton. Urann: Jas Wallace, Upton, and Edinburg, Sweet NYork} HC Brooks, Driske, from Curacso; jerry, for Boston ldg. Vika Caez—in port April 2? bark Flash, Wilson, for NYork ldg; scbr Transit. Chappe'l, fm NOrleans for Alvarado. S14 7th, bark E Lincoin, Watts, Laguna. Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA-sArt April 30 schrs Black Monster, Hall, NYork; Ann Caroline, do. Slo 30th brig Volant, N York. BALTIMORE—Arr May 1 steamer Win Jenkins, Haliett, Boston; bark Edmond Dwight, Hallett, do; brig Wanderer, (Br) Halitax; sehrs John Watoman, Nerey, NYork; Virzinis N¥ork, Cid berks Standard, (Br), Driscoll, St Jobne, NF: Kate, Oliver, Leguayra ‘orto Cabello; Cora, Burnham, Liberia; sohrs Yorktown, Bohner, Windies; wv bird, Gibbe, Provide ‘SaTH— Arr April 90 ser New Globe, Brookins, Virginia, eid Uranus, Church, Guadaloupe. Be N—Arr May 1'barks Pamphylis, Rice, Palermo rw Ayres hrs Julia Smith, date, Crowell, ‘and North Wind, Waring, Hallett, NYork via steamer Parker Pratt, NOrl nso! annab; Chesy Sede! echra Thomas Ellis, Ellis, NYork; Copia, Sea Iutebins, do; fienj Stannard, Doane, do; J Brooks, fam, do. Sid steamer Parker Vei BRISTUL—SId May 1 sloops Maria Louisa, Bennett, New York; Excel, bar 18, do KUUKSEGRI—Arr April 28 schrs Eastern Bello, Turner, NYork; 20th, Raven, Row, Buokaville, SC. Sld 2th, sohr F Nowton, Dow, Pensacola. CHARLKSTON—Arr April 28 stoamship Isabel, Rollins, ; bark Jedo, Kendrick, NYork; brig Factor, Lanson, ‘sbipa Persian (Br), Howard, Liverpool; Polat arson, Boston; barks Gen Taylor, Burton, Newport, tha, Jenkine, NYork; Morning Star, Close, Provi ma (Span), iioscs, Barcelona; brig Gulnare, shes ¥ Nickerson, Lynch, and Col Satterly, N Cla th brig Ciro Span), Eatapes, Barve: Br barks Helios, and’ Joseph Advance; schrs J Hart, £ Satterly. NV ER— Are avril 90 sehr Sarah Elizabeth, loop T Borden, Yatos ‘Thorne, Borden, NYork.' Sid lst gers, Baitimors. GARDEN FLA—Are April 17 brig C A Coo, Hub- bard. NYork. Sid 11th brig Atlantic, Norgrave, Tabasco. pOLULDSBOROUGH-Sid Apel 23, sobr Volong, Grover, iadelphia. JACKSONVILLE-—Arr_ April 12 schrs Charles, Tucker, Fred Wordi Nowport; loth, Kate Holbrook, NYork; 19th, ngs do; 2th, Kalooiah, Morton, Boston; 2lst, Blackbird, N Yor! Cid 18th, ry or. York; ‘ath; sobr ¢ aroline, Cook, Remedios; 234, brig D &'S Lamson, Boston. MUBILE—Atz April 26 bark Angela © Brower, Boston. Cid, ships Eecors, \d Ocean Pearl, Chandler, Liver- pool; Mex brig Paqueta de Tampico, Eélarayu, Tampioo; scbrs TJ Grice, Rogers, and Onward, ‘Suggett, Providence, NASSAU, FLA—Arr April 16 scht Charles, Tucker, New 0 DEW LONDON—Arr April 90 schrs Gazelle, Crowoll, Philadelphia for Boston; Elliott, Buckolow, do foi do; Chas Paoker, do for ao) ‘Heroine, Phinney, do tor Nahant; Mary Newell, Packer,do for Sandwich; WR Newcomb, Bacon, Boston ur Tangie Nioork; sloop Deep 0 Albert Stecls, Snow, Providence for River, Ackerly, Saugerties for NBed- rd. NEW ORLEANS—Cld April. 25 Rio Janeiro; J P Hare ndros, hi st Gort Din, Liverpool;, Timoleon, Clapp, Boston; Bu Srlge Kibgetos (BN) Grin, Clontwonet; Detroli, Robiasos: on (Br) Griffin, yn 08; Detroit, Robins Hav: nd & marke ms ee ‘Arr 26th Br bark Anua Mocks, Hutchinson, Cadis. NEWPORT—Sia M ‘Nashua, Lewis (from Philadelpbia), Lydia Stover (from Portland), jew York; and ‘vessels reported 20th and 80th, mor ‘were got ting under wei in fore bark st ey % and from Portand for Havana, neariy ready for parts on her repairs; brig ol Jenny Lind, disg; rel » PHILADELPHIA—Cid Hing 1PM, bark Selah, Atkins, Bost LS River; Geo Forbes,’ Greek 1 Arr peli 90 tog Binck Hawk, Robinso wae, Winldent amor, Wilson, Ro: jorfulk; Christopher Loeaer, Show, Bue , Parsons, do. ower Harbor 20th echr Chiciotte, Hoad, Rockland for ¥ Yor! PORTLAND Arr April S0brig Lett, Leoman, Baltimore; sohrs &hilip Gilkey, Hateh, nas, Lith ult; Minnesota, ¥ Jor; Golden Flece: w, do; Don Nicholas, iadol phia; pail ler, Rowell, Philadel- , Spetords do; Now Terk phe. Yah mr aa: . ft dn a: Fordo. "cla bark iichmond, Ai ‘orfole, FROVIDENCE Arr May 1 tehe Sen Gul timore, via Warwick. Cd bark Almetta, cbicols. Sid brige Portland, Kuni America, Sawyer, Philadelpeis; sohrs Isha T Br mhook; Iraso Rich, Litnell, according 7 ery, Kappabennoc! Uneota, to wind); Empire, t, do (or Norfolk, KIC ND Arr April 30 schrs Morclant, Winters, Now Pea Hannah, Newcomb, Attakapas; Windsor, Davida: ir dsor, NB. Arr at City Point schr Courier, Ts, Bosto: ROCKLAND—Sid Ay Geeky Glacadee: Hall, New whee! ven jong Kong 71 days; April 1, Maria Cesar 1 via Valparaiso; 2d, ships Neptun vorite, Philadelphia Deo *;'Goveraie Morton, Bur. gers, NYork 3d, Avrora, Brown, do Dec 2; 7th, Javea Br), Robertson, Hong Kong; John N Gossler, oon, Port ning Light, Robinson, Caicntta; Nauvol re; Susan’ G Uvens, N ae Nelson, Hilo, bark Avokl i bec. Tab; Sth, ship Ade (item), Bruhn, Hong Kon Ady ah p Aled, for Sydney Irect; bark Comet, Crowell, Yo Jaco], Fanch, for Valparaiso; MA Jones, fy Kips for 8 bark John rnold, Acors, ch 4; brigs Alcsia, aes, Philncel- Bachins for x ern port; eohre oook, and Pinkbam, Phils NNAU—Are april 98 sche 8 J Waring, Noll, Old ab: ni verer, Lewol vor ra eiaetond prev es ApritbO sehe'Leon, Gotchel!, Beaten, PRL cai beg Loh yg April 27 sohts Wave, (B: re aston, Jam Fiannor, Applevit, N York RW Ere h ork See Foam, Chases NBedtord Utd fh barh Saranac, Bullerdic men; sohts Emily Ward, orl Pollo, Powell, do: L F smi Burton, dj enxie, Bow P.. Cummings, lo; [iarvost, wn ming Bird, Morr Pr To to Rico; Catharine, ton; JH Flanser, Haris Tivstns Moen, Trg. Both ul, iy iy Nickerson; Alexander, Snow, and John Adame, | ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED BYERY DAY. py ft Barbadoss It Solom, Smith, of We ‘a Sau of Westport, from Gruise; oll not . —— BEL’S EXCHANGE.~NOTICE—ALL PEKSONS having property, clot! baggage of soy gs are Ferwerted to enh nay eugene, y, and rem re 4 Proper i same on or before 1th A. indebted to the undere: ofl peragns igned aro alse ABEL. ‘alse requested settle, or legal measures will be tabi leet, tvor the rmalleet amounte, Oe aac SPLENDID MAMMOTH BASS, WEIGHING 89 L83., caught of Coney Island Bay ty James Cozi : OF Coney Island, will’ be exhibited this day, and to-morrow, (Fridas ) b d. per piaye, &t GUCLD'S dink |ARD.—THREE YEARS AGO, A CLIENT OF MINE, Mr. Carroll, purchased out the interest and stock ia a store in Grand street from a porson of the name of Forester, And paid bim $4,000. Forester left the city, and thros or tour ter Mr. Carroll bad taken be Sherif took the entire stock so sold to Carrol attachments for debt against Forester. Th Carroll lost all. During my absence in family business called me, and where was decal ness, my enemies ciroulated the most infamous re; stories about me and my affairs, and induced very mat believe sbat 1 would L dary in er retul 1 did return, however, as #001 T po: result of all their machinations and mping up of fictitious claim three years old. I am ready to meet it, and was the moment it was mado, and I fearlessly await tho It.—May 2, ¥. H, HUDSON. Crs REFERENCE TO THE CHARGE MADE by I would xy RM. Forester against mo and Mr. Uudvon, state that in the whole affair, from bogi *o Hoéson simply acted as my couasl, hearing will at once establish his and’ my ina EJ. CARRULL, wong Toland. CARD.—HAVING OBSERVED THE ARREST OF A lawyer pamed &. H Hi whose oifloe was in Way, on m criminal charge, I desire to way to the publia that I am not the person referred to ia the charge. EPARAIM H HODSON, 170 Broad ways Oops LODGE, NO 1, I. 0.0F bers of this lodge are he: O, F.—THE MEM r ited to meet at the Todge ‘room thia dey. a 1 o'clock, to.pay the test tri respect to our worthy brother, Peter Post Beetham. EPARA(M HOWE, N.G. E WITT & DAVENPORT'S REPLY TO LEY.—Our aitention has been cal ‘Miss Josephine Bunkley—forme: “Se, Joseph's 88 escape fror Emmetteburg’ has created considerable oxcitement. As an attempt is now being made to preven? the publication of the work hy an injunotion in the Unit ter int: shali'not, at present, further than to say shat we hav. hi ig develope n, some 1 a oha | and Jesuitical “friends” have mm teen posses-ion of her, and are endeavoring to mould her to their views, that cannot, wit! propriety, influence our course. As publisi we ha thi to do with the quar- junkley and her agent, excepting in the matcor rtion that she has not been itted to read id has prepared for publication—this Jor we Lave ropea\ xt endeavored tq submit both the roofsheets to her revision. TT & DAVENPORT, 160 and 162 Nassan st. [ BAYE THIS DAY SOLD ALL MY RIGHT, TITLE and interest in the press room os, 22 and 24 frauk‘ort street, The business will be carriod on as formerly by Tay- lor & Hoyt. CHAS, W. MUKS&. ‘New Yurk May 1, 1855. ;EW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY. —The ant.ual meeting ot the stookholders of this oom: pery,,{oF the election of thirteen directors, will be neld at she office of the company, No. 1 Ce May 16, 1855. Poll will comm olose at z o'clock P_M. ‘The transfer books will bo clowed day, May 10, 1885, at 8 o'clock P. M , and open Wedne 16, 1889, at 10o’clook A. M. W. H. EMERSON, Secretary. NOTICE: THE KINGS COUNTY LIQUOR DEALERS’ Association will moet at Toynbeo’s Hotel, Montagae pisee, naar Court etrect, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, when every member is requested t " the transaction of important. business members. ‘HUMAS . usoript and DE 0) TOYNBE ALFRED ROUK, Vice rresident. P, CLewitson, Secretary. FFICE OF THE ACCESSORY TRANSIT COM {Biny, New York, April 0, 1855—Notioe s hereby it~ », that an election id the office ‘ holders in this ' oom) for s President and six directors will be ‘bel of the Company, No. 6 Bowling Green, from 12 o'el: until 2 o'clock B. M., on Monday, the 7th day of ‘The transter boo! doy, the 30th inst th of May, bows d remam inclusive. By srder, ISAAC C. LEA, Secretary. HE NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY FOR the Relief of Destitnte Children of Seamen will take Bice on Thursday, May 3d, at 1% o'clock P. ye the ome for the Children of Siamen near the Sa Harb Island. Persons in the city wishing to at- tend t] rary will take the New Brighton boat at 12 find it a short distance from the Home, Exercises by the chilcrea and teresting addressees may be expocted. ord of the Board. ‘3. J. BEMENT, Seo Ststen 19 annive o'clock, and landing at the Saug Harbor dock, HE ELEVEN TH}ANNIVERSARY(OF THE N¥EW YORE Ladies’ Home will be hold in the 0 bernacle, on Frida; sit-past even o'clock. Addresses may be exocoted from the Rev. T. F, Randolph Mercier and tho a, Ini chief of the Wy to certain letters bt ol by mo of said paper was wrongfally obtained, and said paper docs fain t ne iy made with sald por: trom purchasing aa der said authority, or from using ov manutacturing said im- provod fire regulator without furtl thority from mo. TIMOTHY CLARK, of South Norwatk, Connecticut. ited COMMITTEE APPOINTED AT A MEETING OF the stockholders of the Harlem Railroad Compeny, in August last, to nomirate directors in said Company, st the gage on the 15th of May next, recommend the following joke of NewYork, Albert J. Akin, of Pai . Loas'r Gnderhill, Tackaho ‘m. ©. Wetmore, . Albert Smith, New Rochelle, Henry R. Dunham, do. © Edwin Crosby, Croton Falls, Horace Brooks, do, San. T. Ti D'r Pisins, Francis W. Edmonds, do. Nath’! P. Baily, Fordham, Philip Dater, of Morrisania. New York, April 26, 1855. WILLIAM VY. BRADY, EDWARD G. Committee. WA&EFIZLD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION No. 8—The members are hereby notified to attend the next jar meeting, on Friday evening, [May 4th, as business of importance wi brought forward for their consideration. N. B—Deods are now ready to be delivered to such members as have paid up in full. J. A. HANDSCHUCH, Secretary. THE TURF. BD HOUSE, HARLEM.—THIS FASHIONABLE RE- sort is now complete in all its intm the eales stables attached are constant fastest horses to be found. Per: want of horses ays be gapphiea at the Red House. The trotting id order, and trotting matches ocour: ‘The Second A: venue brs pass the door every ‘NION COURSE, L, I1.—TROTTING—ON THURSDAY, April 3d, at 3 o’clock, P.M.; = purse of $50; mile heats: best 3in 5to wagons. H. Wor enters gr. J. g- Tom Thumb; W. Wasian ters jim; E. Wilson enters w. g. Petapsoo. Thi ite gel- amed in this purse witl be sold to the higher idler ir the race. SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors, TRIN COURSE, 1. heate beh Sin, wagon oad ii eats, best 3 in 5, wagon and driver to which ds, We P me me Flora ie W Whelan names M4 m. yn reprietors jeasure in announce! this the fret great trot of the season, A maton betwees the above named horses has been an event long expected trotting elroles, and among the lovers of rally. who I,—TROTTING—ON MONDAY, k P.M match for $2,000, mile jotor prietors feel warrant a well contested race w: poniie that a tae ill, bo witnessed. . B.—This match will positively oome off if a fair day, Cors will leavo the South ferry. Brooklyn, for the course at twenty minutos after 1 o’olock P. M., and return when tl rage is over. Fare to go and return conte, SHAW & WHITE, Proprictors. I. I—TROTTING.—ON MONDAY, 7, 8 mateh for: mile heats, best 3in 5, wa ms and drivers to weigh 300 poun Peabody names m, Flora Temple; Wm. EMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT. teo,—A recular See this istee will be neld mmany Hall, on o'clock, FPunctual attenda: James L. Bewenior, ALY RED CHANCELLOR, BILLIARDS. ILLIARD TABLE3—TWO SUPERIOR SECOND hand tables, full size, and two smail size, for sale at a {mmedistel is desi. sol yi the city. ‘be seon at factory, No. W e olty. Cam be GOTEPITH & DECKER. AL AWARDED TO LEONARD & BEN. GUUS Sitebe World's Rate tot, for the beet, bland table, with special ation for ‘The j gonsidered our aae Pe a ns TARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND Do. oh aie or Stren iene for to Apply tmmediavely at Ol Maldon tener oe oe Mold OCKING BIRD FOR SALE.—A | ing bird. This bird is not ¢ fo mock: A SPLENDID MOCK +e be bie ong by enyin fe. ady or gentle: Apply at 476 Fourth atceot. ATRIMONIAL,—LAD| ore willing to forms tablo and advan Madame HARRIS's, 309 Bowery, " gent a ee ae it and sce. low ono a we ULPIN’S SPRING MANTILLAS ARE NOW READY for city retail trade, and compriso s matoniees collee- of Parisian novelties from » beautifel Mack alk man tured" Soi Brosdway am IONS FOR Say _-aeuer Here eee: ee tas Pit aa mes 4 ‘announce that bis premises by the addition of the adjoinin~ ologant 45 Canal street, and ba Tmeresaing. busi saa ported y sppreciated by 1 ts gladly avails him the prese: portul of Fetarning his most grateful acknowledgments to bis ‘the very liberal” support. and reoeives since his cnmmesos- usiners, ané can enly add, that his constant study shall be to merit ® continuance of their confidence by gw olese adherence to those principles whit jo alread: rendered his establishment so eminently popular. He especially call attention to his present varied and traly ele- gant collection of ladies’ garments, fi mer wear, whick erous patrons for noouragement he has ‘ment tm bi Fill be oundon Suapeetion to surpass in beilianoy ond ae and oxquisite arrangement of materials apytl to elsewhere in thie A 1. BACKER ZI and 47 Const st Desnatet Baia ‘AMES GRAY & CO.. HAVE JUST RECEIVED A full assortment of flounced robes, im silk, grenadine, muslin, de sole, bai Oren 80 new’ Paris ad brilli Li of whi ‘ub Sren, &HE moral Ti) Drondway, corner’ of Waverley EGHORN BONNETS AT HALF THE USUAL PRICES Also, a assortment of straw flats, &o., ‘straw tissue, ailk and orape bonnets, Legtera fronts with silk crowns. for ‘M. BROWN, late Dunsmore & Brown, 448 Broadway. MPS, BELL was THE PLEASURE INFORMING the ladies that she bas now roady tor sale s select choice of bo at 12 and 4 6b 180 silk, suit the times,” Cail and coo, at eho’ mille sey and poteen store, No, 8 Catherine street. wnbeseeid cet L PERSONS ARE CAUTION: incing + promissory not Sh , at aix mont t stopped. Qumize MANTILLAS. '@ basear, 513 Br: er mantilias, whieh RECEIVED, a large assortin be sold tor half thetr original 'S Bazaar, St. Nicholas [otel DRY GOODS, S&C. RE NEW STOCK§OF DRY GOoDs.— during the past week, purchased # very Li jortment of goods from auction and from importers, at prices far below anything ever known in the city or country. THE CAUSE WHY Is— bought for cash, and havo waited our opper- ONE LOOK WILL SATISFY. 5D sae gusseh MASIRS Inne ak ie, aoel-Vorib 96 oh 5 pm ie int f) at real t] a Tolooo 7" jyine. aud Fall River prints, dsr de, 10009 é ‘300 erape An ok hanakerch: at Is. bose, at $1 50 per dozen, worth $3. Domestic g retailed at wholesale prices. All goods sold by tl es, sold at a divcount. . & W. F. GILLEY, 126 Bowory. {)RENCH PRINTED BAREGES AND JACONETS,— JAMES FRANCE, 703 Brosdwa: ill open oa Tues- & deautitul assort n oh printed ba- tissues and Jaconcta, at very’ low peices 105 day, May 1, REAT BARGAINS IN TABLE NAPKINS.—JAME! FRANCE. 703 Broadway, will offer tor sal Thars- dey. May 3, » large lot of table napkins, at half t! price. EW GOODS PER STEAMER AFRICA.—J. BECK & Co, have receives tired; goods, of the latest Pi offering at and plaid ICH FRENCH EMBROIDERIES.—JAMES FRANCE 708 Broadway, will open on ‘ucsday, May 1, a very select stock of French needlework, eof colters ok Swiss apd cambric muslin ‘nd cambric bands ia eet rarioty, French worked cambric and Swiss insertings, 0. ro ay. MILLINERY, &0. PATENT BONNET FRAMES AND SEAMLESS Crown: he New York Bonnet Frame Manufacturing Company vo the only patent for making wire framee; alco somm- loss crowns mado entire, without crease, soam or wrinkle, an article long desired by millinors, Constantly on band, « large stock of the iatest and best FARIS SHAPES, in wire, buokram, and French lace, all colors, to which they invite the attention of buyers. PLYMOUTH BUNNET WIRE WORKS Banntacture sisting, alk. papery, cotton, framing and racing wiro of every de offerin® nt redueed prieen ied Siae Oa rey on Particular atte m from the country promptly ‘lied, a No. 20 Cortlandt street THEODORE LE HURAY, Sole Agent. MISCELLANEOUS. 165 SAxAESTHERT, NEA NOTES erate and fen Tange ana stove warerooms. We haves the latest patterne of mantol grates, ranges and stoves, for tafeon redwpnatie term, Gravee ad ranges So und ropa reese ers’ ani jer ’ turmaces bultt, stoves lined, bakers’ ovens built aid Tepeired: HARTER OAK GRAPE RuOTS FOR SALE—AT NO. 7 John street, whore samples of the gray ean bo seen. ‘There grapes grow'to tbe size of one and shelf inches in dle Boter. are ae sweet as the Isabells, and three weeks Haspes Anam any. oth3 ever uliltntet.” Getand feechoien puttin Mitended to by JOHN B. JAMES, No-7 John street NOKNS AND BUNIUNS REMOVED FROM THE Feet without pain, blood or danger, 7. J.CLUTE The doctor has recently returned from South and will be Sepa? eee bis bye aie who may favor him with extracted, 0 cents, 4 ma eee oe EMEURE & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF PATENT ‘spring bed bottoms, Fronch iron bedatende, and mat- trowes of overg description, will remove on the frat ot May, hope to see their patrons, is . D®. ROSE'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA BLOOD ie ip Apri wee nig pet nee and vigor to Cleansing ths shin of oa pimples, a9, Spe eruptions and pimples. Asa 6 - Pt pring, has no equal. Quart bottles, $1 R. H. HAl atreet, opposite St. Paul’s Church, TSEORNE, 16 Felton pecan Rl Beat a hy ST ER a NAMELLED SUITS, AT K&D! Es Earns « staci's aa atabiohed, warrsonsn, warroems, Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. Suites of farai- Sure with hai’ from $40 pet cults ren’ CtrOw C0, Bnd pillows and boleters, ‘AS FITTING AND FIXTURES.—STORES, DWEL- GAiings, tactorteaand potiis buildings grompuy ‘fitted up yith pas pipes and fixtures, ches; any other house, A oplendid assortment of chande! pendal davare mamasaat oe Oe TEs G, MOF! Li and 121 PLnce street, 84 block: west of Broadway. GAS FIXTURES, Gas FITTING, 0. FROM THE MA- 0. nufactory of Cornelius & Co,, and other tactor de found at Messrs. BROWN & HELME'S, in This o street, one door west of Broadway. As experience: men we offer our services, and confidence in stating that no heuse in New York oan offer botter terms or eu goods. LASS SIGNS IN BURNISHED GOLD.—DRUG gisseware.—Persone Fequiring handsome signs for ehete {tores would do well to call aul see HALE’S show rooms, 00 ree OF BEAUTY.—WE ALL LOVE whether natural or artistic. A symme- trical form, its cultivated graces of action, ws admire. A face, ired frot sing thro fe textured shin of Parean ness, adore. Suot ifnature has furnished y if not, bg wi jarrison’s Cream o removes all defects and deformities of the skin, loaves it traly bea and is the only Shing ever made that will rem It is wholesaled by Griffin & Acken, 61 Maiden lane Iuaine (vce the eyes that slsctele are Mash no pec C ities of ‘Andalusia, ‘which ferees bod rt h pierces aud capuivates the JMPORTANT 0 LIQUOR MANUFACTURERS_DIS- tll daguerreot; loot Dyrotechniets, intecl polishers, Ac. ‘Fhe subscriber warts 1 his preparations as superior te any other importer or man- ufacturer, and on more modera ‘The dost oil cognac, doth ellow, peg ep ly yar, » Monongahela whisky, cee ix rum, cherry, peach, annosett: iouine, cpa, potneetu, see an lena img as? rate retos, cadmiom, bismuth, kel, platina, etron- tis, lor ste potash sale FEOCHTWANGRM, Yat Maids Bit diadsaihoshks) a [ AMPS AND GIRANDOLES.— 7 AND ELE- LA fant ssscrtmeat of bellraeise aad Ant aah otto: iF an sets of cheape CYRANCIS WAITS, 218 Genal sefseee auied Gee be {ast Of Hudson street. hark L™ *o80: winx wixvow OFFI AAS “yaw ae Manufactured to orde: of euy Ay with any landscape, letters, or 0 ronaleea obstruct the view from, and it view te pon they also admit the light and irae keop out S AM BOAT! re eee eee e were ard warrantee. Stair rode, fixtures, ten iy gees kind of metal oi CBMITT BROTHER. SHOW C. ers, have romov w oe factory No. 6 worth Wi a Papen orner butldieg of ‘rion Mas oad the the pation” wee? MANOFA( salt te CTUR- N ‘warercoms, BT Bowery, between streets, Cases made in ye silve: po Oe eg rr Do oe Ans 5 ERE (TWO DOLLARS A YARD-NEVER PURCHASED Bu correo nj medallions aa ehine In our shore | oF sae per voiveta that eve arrived jo et Ae) ad