The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1855, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY,.MAY 17, 1855. Arrival of the Cahawba—Two Days Later from Havana. ‘The United States mail steamship Cahawba, R. W. Shufeldt, commander, from New Orleans on the 9th, and Havana om the 12th inst, arrived here last evening, in four days and nine hours from Havana. We have nothing of much importance to report from Havana. It was generally believed that the United States Gulf aguadron would soon retura to Havana, The Princeton and Jamestown were cruising off the coast. Commodore McCauley was at Key West. A rumor prevailed at Havana that General Concha would pardon Mr. Felix. The organization among, aud drilling of, the free colored population of Cubs, still continued. Yucatan Indians continue vo be introduced into Cuba, with the consent of the Mexican authorities. Nearly 200 were landed at Havana on the 1ith inst., and sold under a contract made previous to their arrival. It is said they were brought away by force. The Governor of Sagua la Grande has been restored to his post. Havana continues perfectly healthy, and business active for the reason. OUR HAVANA CORRESPONDENOR. HAVANA, May 12, 1855. Catalan Sense of Honor—Reward of a Traitor—The Din- ner Given to Munoz, Chief of Police—His Atrocious Conduct to Pinto—Case of Mr. Thompson — Rumored Es- cape of Prisoners from the Ponton. One of the numbers of the Cronica, published ia your Gity, received per last steamer, contains a letter dsted from here, which gives an account of # dinner recently at Le Grand’s restaurant to Munoz, the Chief of As, however, no mention is made of the conduct of Senor Munoz which procured him this high honor, [ take leave—there not being any news of importance this ‘iotning—to recapitulate some few of this man’s reoaut acts, which will go far to show how well worthy he ia of the compliment paid to bim. Permit me to premise that the murdered Ramon Piato and Munos were on terms of intimacy, so much so that on the morning of the arrest of the former Manoz seat up bis name to Pinto, who had not left his bed. He, bowever, instantly arose, and, bastily dressing himself, went down to receive the man whom he conceive! to be his friend. Speedily, thoogh, was he undeceived, for as he entered the room he was arrested and placed ia the custody of some of the harpies of Muaoz, who then commenced to search the house, bstray- ing by his want of delicacy an absence of every- thing like gentlemanly feeling. He mot on- ly tore open the private drawers of Mrs. Piuto, and with vulgar gaze examined into those little minu tie of her toilet which the refined woman ceems so saored as to keep them evan from her husband’s eyes, but he compelled the Misses Pinto to rise from tueit beds, and with sheeta thrown over their night attire, to witness this monster's search into all those little secret recesses of which young ladies are 20 partial; sach billet- deux and gage d’amour he found was narrowly scanaed, in the hope of discover ng some word or thought ex- viper that might give him a clue by means of which might make some important veries Then hia conduct to poor Pinto in the last hours of his life—his constant desire to induce the uofortupate man to betray those connected with him in his al plans, and when he found all other means fail, up to within five hours of the trme when Pinto kvew that he must dle, then—anI mentioned ina former letter—he offered Pinto his iife if he would betray hia supposed confederates. But it was all in vain. ‘Do not pester me,’ nobly replied the doomed man, ‘let me die as ho- norably as I have lived!” But Munoz, although thus foiled, did not leave his victim, hut was wit him util he ascended the fatal scaffold. "For this conduct these Catalans have given Munoz a public dinner, and I give him joy of the bonor done him. Instead of the Lieut, Governor of Sagua Is Grande having been dismissed, as was repor‘ei some little time since, it appears he has bren féied, and had high honor done him by th authoritive here. He bas returned t> agua Is Grande, where, I suppose, it will be scarcel possible for Mr. Thompeon longer to resi¢e. Is not this & pretty commentary upon *bs conduct of the present administration of the governmen: of the United States ? It is commonly reported that three or four prisuaers have made their escape from the Ponton. I have been unable to obtain their names, but hope to Jo so per next steamer. An order bas been given thet Spanish only ix to be spokes: by the prisoners in the Pontun ‘Four days since, I unterstani, the sergeants and cor- porals of the colored and negro companies of volunteers were ordered to obtain recruits—volunteers, of course a i Shey don’t volunteer they will be pressed into ce jer Hicks’” has again attacked me: in his last lat- ter, published in the Diario de la Marina, he snys:— I'do not wish to close this letter withont saying something Fespectines person whom 1 esteem and hesrti'y reapoct, for whom I have mary and just sympathios. Bruto, cone of his disguises, bas put into the mouth of the ide Espana [don't know what bravado as to what 1 have no other re Brovo th rb, fia clean ne lame, cross aot kaze upon a insmof such high eharaoter for respects bility as the Marquis de Espana. , Peter “one of my many disgutses;’’ I have but one, ‘and never have had more. I am neither an old tora lame man—ro you have missed your mark this time. Where, too, is the Cronica ?—are not its columns — ‘ou? I believe I know more of you than you do } am not sin vergiienza. “Let the galled jad wince; my withers are unwrup; BRUTOS, Our Washington Correspondence. Wasnrvatox, May 15, 1855, Departure of Governor Reeder—The Kansas Legislature not to be Dissolved—Senator Brodhead an} the Court of Olaims. Governor Reeder, after a short sojourn, has disappear 4, like a mist, from the espital, without any cne know- ing either when, why, or how he left. It ie said he left with the endorsement of the Executive, so far as his official action had been concerned, but without sny pro mise of the solicited aid to subject the misch ¢f-making Missourians to law and order. He seriously proposed to the President to dissolve the Kansas Legislature, but his proposition was only te subject of merriment. It is eaid Mr. Cushing aske@ Sim if he had not given the mapmbers of the LegisladMie certificates that “they were duly and legally electe}.”” He answered he had. “Then,” said Mr. Cushing, ‘which are we to believe and reapect, certificate of # fact given under the saucti ions here that atl law and gross outrages perpatrated io the election of the Legislature ?”” A friend of Governor Ree’er being asked why the Go vernor did not publish Colonel Manypenny’s reply to his letter, answered that he could not find a paper wiil ing to incert it. This is a pity, as the pub'ic are so anxious to get hold of it, and as the ppers over the whole count are calling for its publication. jovernor says he is preparing a together. This ia rat Asoth Hood at Nottip; and must reach the Wieryedale,”” if all by fighting a ell sides, ing to bis assailsnts, “Lay on, Macdull ’ re aod has diem for the White Hous. His Object was to secure for a iriend the clerkship to the Court of Claims. I mentioned in one of my letters last winter that he bad solicites this appointment, and it had deen promised him. It was through lis exertions the Dill eatabtishing the court became x law, and the Presi- dent very properly consulted with him as to the selection of the Court, Mr. Brothead solintes cnly the clerkship, and deciined uring apy influence as to the selection of the Jedges. ihe clerkship was promised, but what are kes worth in these degenerate days’ Judge Hun Wasen, of Conn., rece’ the appoiotment, and Senator Brodhead ery ee ome without getting even his little finger into the pie, although he pretty much mde it himself. Mies Bonk ley’s book is anxiously looked for—the chap ter which appeared in the HErain acting as an appotiaer, or stomachic—and it will be read with avidity, and wide: ly circulated by the Know Nothii B. News from Venezucla. (Correspondence of the Philadelphia Kxchange. } PUERTO CaRELLO, April 23, 1855, There ia very reriovs difficulty between this govern tment and that of the adjoining republic, New Granaia, rorpscting a disputed boundary line, and it is added that New Granade covets the province of Maracaibo for an- Bexation to that country. The fact is that the Vene reas is now in session, and has just autho. ‘red Present resident Monegus, if necersary, to raise an army men, and four millions of dollars, to pile torte for the expenses of the threatened war ‘The known unfriendly disposition of the New (ranadian au towards the administration here, and the ap premioion of our President that the government of New du may be induced to favor any project concocted by Gen. Paez against him, crestes great uneasiness here, Business is very active, Coffee is in good demani, aod Gas qualities command 107% 0, a 11\4c. per 1d. Hides mtr Dery at Hy OT 1ie., amd indigo $1 per |. we bark Venerusla, from Philadelphia, is at Laguayra, Brontes, from New York, arrived here 2is The port and provinces are very healthy ele City Intelligence. Tax Jews’ Hosrrrat in to to day. See deteonsacrated advertisement, and then let every benevolent and good Tax Lae BraBBING A¥FRAY.—Mr. Franklin Doremas, the policeman that was so dangerously stabbed on tho night “i the 14th instant, while quelling thi the Germans in Third strest, oomner of wae A, is well, under the care of his physician, and he in now considered out of danger. paneer eer ta ee Unrran States Disraicr Court.—Nos. 7, tS. 36, 42, 14, 82, 62, 68, 64. jute Court Court—General Term.—Nos. 14, 77, 87, 34, 2, 25, 91 to 99, MON PiRAs—Part 1.—No#. 633, 647, 649, 652, 6 664, 666, 667, 656. 662 to 667, Part 2.—Nos' 626, 627, 629; 661, 6€6, 637, 024, 638, 639, 641 to 6/6. SOPKRIOR Covrt.—Noa. 1052, 910, 311, 316, 317, 319, BAo, FOZ 464, 465, 294. 406 737, 41, 389, 864%. 708, ah, *. 810. ty 4%, 4a, 81s, “A%6, 122, #7) be 6 aay, }, 219, 61, 6, 683, 44 746, That we oath of our follow- Resolved, the esteemed citizen, i aloohm Clark, yaad moat bitterly eondema ‘the cow: ardly act by whic sean yiinien ot te nd the aud stan mai mob violen tbat wo do not ‘isan the ime Baa artived, wi jv Recoseaty for men to maintain their ine’ienab tting at deflance : rights by set the constituted authorities of the count: Resclved, ‘That we deeply and si corel the family of Maloolm Citek, decease yok nate bad ana Tere ble beres t which has tra ey be fachor, and we would depre- rong he way of revente, rta'to ad Bae mph liberal, Resolv. lefiance of ti ‘That no man has ‘aright to go into ani wurb ite pei ry i try, to leave for some climate more congenial hele fee facliny: as bolition a be tolerated white we do not gay Pomsequences: for the peace and a urge all entertaining and | epeoeing " resent state ot public excitement ch thing as controlling the ebullition of teol- ieee material remains in the country on whtoh to give it vent. To (he peculisr friends of Nerthern fanatics we Mes this is not your country, gohome and vent your treason ere inhabitants of ovary State, come amoi nd to oul: but leave Cee nts canvot, nor will ele °. hat will be Ww: i ‘che t pany tifwl prairie lands ot our Territor behind you ni, fanaticisms of bigher doctrines, come on! a maiatain t] not to preach your higher duties of setti for we warn you in advsnce, that our inst to ud, and must and sliull bé respo Resolved, That the instivution o of slavery is known and re- cognized in this Territory, that we repel the doctrine that it is & moral or political ovii; and wo butl back with scorn ‘upon ite slapderous autuors, the charge of inbumanity, all persons uot to come to our own iidos So ed ae the master jor us and row the seeds of yy doprecate the ty o may be driven, we cannot be responsib.e for the man to on- hom her a of mem strike at the peace of to subvert the kaown and rs- such acts are in violation of mo- ‘ystems of jurispradence, to which ree of thirty baerve and re- port all such perso! ‘openly act in Wiolatio of law. ‘and order, and by pression of abol'tic duos disturbance, te the’ quies of the cltisgus, oc dunaer 40 their domestic relations. and ch pees 80 offending, notified and made to le: the Territory. committee appoiated on Monday last to notify Mfc. Phillips of the requisition of the citizens of Leav! worth, reported to the meeting that the said Phillips bad left town in comsliance with the instructions given him Op motion of J. Marion Alexander, « Committee of Vigilsnce consinting of thirty was appointed for the purpose of carrying out the regolations of the moet- ing _, The folloming gentlemen compose the comaltvee:— irem Rich, A. Payne, SD. Pitcher, A. J. Soott, Teomas 0. Hughes, Wm W. Corum, Jarrett Todd, R. E. Stallard, @. D, Tedd, MP. Rively, H Rives Pollard, Jas. M. Lyle, Jomen Surrett, Joel Hiate, Jobn C. Posey, &. Ww. Walker, D. Scott Boyle, E. A. Long, Wm. G. Mathias, H. D. McMeekin, Jolin Miller, Alexander Russel, Lewis N: Rees, W. L. Bisir, D. J. Johnson, L. P. Styles, Na- thantel Henierion, Samuel Bargess, 0. N. Burgess, H. Long, ©. C Harrison. The meeting was ably and eloquently addressed b; Judge Lecompte, Col J. N. Burnes, of Weston, and J. Johnson, A. PAYNE, Presideat. Janes M’ Lyix, Secretary, The Kinney Expedition. COL. KINNEY ARRESTED IN PHILADELPHIA. eee the Philadelphia Pennsylvanian, May 16 Bi: ¢ Grand Jury of the United State: - on Monda, teahe Hos te against Col. H. L. Kinney, for ning and setting on foot » military enterprise to be car. ried on ageinet the territory of the Republic of Nica gus, ir violation of the Act of Congreas of 1818, miséemeanor complained of was committed at repdezyvous which for some time has been opened at 93 Hea street, Heged, under the auspices of Col. inney. Mr. District Attorney Vaadyke moved for # bench warravt, which was issued and placed in the hands of the United States Marshal, and the Col. was yesterda: arrested at the Girard House, in this city, whia place he had voluntarily come to answer the chai a os wal evening brought into court before J. ane. Mr. Vandyke moved that the defendant be required to enter into bonds Beers to answer the indictment George M. Dal art » appeared for Col Kinney, and thought the bail, under the circumstaaces, ought not to be more than ‘aomsinal, The Court fixed the bail at $4,500, which was fig by Jos. P, Presbery, proprietor of the Girard House, be. coming his surety without objection. Mr. Dallas tated that he would apply for « habeas when he wouki show that the bail should be re- “fo-morrow morning at ten o’¢lock is fixed for the hearing of the habeas corpus. The Liqaor Question. A LIQUOR CASE IN ROCHESTER— AN OPINION IN RE- GaRD T) THE SALB TO BE GIVEN. The Rochester Advertiser of the 15th inst. gives the following report of a liquor case in that city: Yeeteréay Michael mm, a confectioner in this city, was tried before Volice Jussice oe foc violating the excise law in relation to the eale of ardent spir-ts, and fired $25. Paes was refused, andthe party was sent to jail. This morning a writ of habeas corpus was procured, and the party brought before Judge Selien for » bearing of tte case—J. C, Chumasero, Esq , for the people, and Mr. Baker for the defendant. ‘It was ar ged that ‘the conviction and the Den ty following it were wrong, since the law under which the conviction was bad bad been superseded by the recently enacted one for the suppression, of intemperance, pauperism end crime; that as the law hed been sup: eedea, the penslties attached to it were some ‘and void. ‘The case caused some feeling, since, if the Judge should de- cide that the defendant was wrongly held, ali restriction fo the asle of liquor, till the fourth of July, will be vir- tually removed. ‘The arguments, pro and con, having been heard, the Judge iptimated that bh ould take a day or two for examinat cn a8 it was a novel question upon. which he was called to ie) His decision may be rendered to- morrow cr the day following. We are rather curious to vee how the matter will be disposed of for the time being. ‘The President of the Rutland and Burlington and Che- sbise Railroad companies has given notice that no more great, small, or leger beer, alcobol, or quer of eny kind, can be trapsported over either of the above roais, after the -0th inet, The constitution of the Liquor Dealers’ Association of Albany, eays:—It aball be the duty of this society to lawfuily defend any of its members againat the unconsti- tutional provisions of the Prohibitory law, whenever any of its members are complained of for violating the same; but this ped Sf will not defend any of its mem- bers agsinst having violated any constitutional law on the subject of excise, nor will they defend ary acts com mitted op the Sabbath. News by the Mails. ‘The Poston Traveller says that the system adopted April Ist, of requiring postage on all letters te be pre pa‘d before they can be sent, 1s, toa considerab’e ex- lent, reducing the number of letters sent, at least so far ve the Post Office in that city is concerned. If the Bos- ton Post Office is any indication of the general result, the less of revenue throughout the country for the year will be several hundred thousard dollars. Jobp McAllister, an Iriskman, recently from Bridge fort, Oblo, bung Bimeclf on the 10th inst , in the jail at Wheeling, Va. For getting drank and troublesome he had been sentenced to several days’ imprisonment on the cbain gang. Two propellers, the Wide Awake and the 0, N. Chapin had it from Albany to Castleton on the 15th ins! Five thousand dollars waa bet on the result. The Widi Awake wag victorious, beating her competitor mors than amile The seventy Arkt convention of the Protestaut Episco- ps! Church of Poupeylvania assembled in Philadelphia on the 16th inst. Rev Alonzo Voter, Bishop of the diocese, presided. We learn from the Cleveland Herald, that on the 11th inst. @ New York Presbytecian clergyman, on bis wey to attend the General Aesombly, at St. Louis, had his pocket picked at the railroad depot in that of ® wallet containing $80, and his credontiols jest befpre the arrival of the cars from Bi ‘out his wallet to look at his railroad ticket, ae ‘sid not discover his lors until he was about to pay for his breakfast. A paerenger train on the Michi ee’ Sonthera Railroad rap off the track nesr Elkhart station, on the 11th inst., and the locomotive, tender and baggage car were thrown into a ditch, and much broken up. The engineer and fireman were peverel injured, and a number much bruised ond burt. ht out of a family of nine chil- dren bore preity severe marks of the disaster. The parties who eloped from Orange, N. J., some weeks wince, (the particulars of which we gave at the time,) have been arrested at Chicago, whither the father of the young lady had gone for the purpose of reclaim- ing ber. Political Intell Henry A. Wire, the democratic candidate for Governor of Virginia, after delivering ope hundred and twenty. reven stump speecher, or Bemre over the same 4 one hundred snd twenty-seven times, has iasued a one dress to the people of Virginia, ia which he gives a list of & great ae things which the democr: y in Virginia are going to forbid, to prevent, to toe: fend, &e, and r iso that the party hes determined to cast ten thourana more votes at the coming election than itever gave before Rocky Movuntarws.—The ARRIVAL FROM T ih, a pert now from three to six inches only, and no pect of much of a mountain rise this The Indians very Metron and were termined upon wa ‘scalpe. is company was detained by rr file of St. Johos, N. F., Morning Pi atecdagt ‘soutanen as names of ny -nine ‘veosela oie witch ha had arrived from ley region Of the north, between the 17th wat Sit ot jn, on board ag. MeEregate of 102,420 seals, The Common Council. BOARD OF ALDERMEN. Issac 0, Barker, Esq., Président, in the chair. minutes were read and approved. THE PROPOSED EMIGRATION DEPOT AT CASTLE GARDEN. ‘The petition of 580 merchants and others doing busi- Rese and residing in the First ward, remonstrstiog against Castle Garden being converted into an emigrant The depot. Of Geo, W. Homan, praying for a chi of forte for th tages known as Pie ed bioa Line. Tae cb desired is through Thirty-fourth stro trout to Tenth ave! down Tenth avenue to Hudson River Rulroad depot, in place of Ubirty-second street to the depot. The majority report Ia favor of erecting the proposed em iy Fe) vor of erect eenesed New ei lll the Pati Park was received wad ordered be pri port adoptel in the Board of. Coan cilm peice abe plans of the New City Hall, came tp. Alderman W. Tucker moved that it be referred to a special committee on the subject ‘This was op- yy Aléerman Wakeman, Hoerriet, 1 ly and Howard, Bho tg on necessity of a refercnce to 3 Committee of the Whole. Alderman Voorhia was opposed to the sub- ject going to Commitiee ‘of the Whole. He thought » Tefere committee the best plan; and after eect eir ye the members could better discuss subject. He pronounced adopted in the other Board as ‘sucsly unfit, thought if they were concurred in this would be one of the great- est afflictions which could be inflicted on the public. Alter some debste th ematter was referred to the Com mittre the Whole, and was meade a spesial order for iday evening next. THE NOMINATIONS FOR POLICE CLARKS REJROTRD. Al¢erman Wit1aMsox moved that the nominations made by the Mayor for police clerks be taken from the table, which was carried. then offered the fotlo ving re- solution :—That the nominations of Wilson Small, as Clerk of the Civil Court of the Seventh Judisial district, John Vanderpoel and James McLeod, an clerks of the New Police Court créated by the act of March 2l, 1864, and Alfred eellor, as Clerk of Police, to fill the vacancy ocoanic hed the scosigaation of W. G. Davidson, made ‘to this by his Honor the Mayor, in a communics- tion, dated Jan 2, 1855, are hereby rejected. Adopted, THR LATE GANERAL LAMB. Alderman Ey offered a presmble and resolation, ex- ‘essing the regret of the Board at the death of Geacral thony Lamb, whe had been six times elected Alder- man of the Fifth ward, Alderman Ely spoke in feeling terms of the high character of the deceased, Alder: man Wakemen seconied the resolution ia few happy remaris. ‘The Board adjourned to Friday next. BOARD OF COUNCILMEN. This Board met last night, the President, D. D. Cono- ver, in the ebair. After the presentation of some petitions for remune- ration of individual services, resolutions were declared to be in order. Councilman Haswxu. presented a resolution calling for & committee to visit and exa:sine the condition and ca- of tbe city prisons, to see if they are iua fit condit/on for inmates, and report their opinions to the ‘The resolution was referred to Committee on Repairs and Supplies. ‘The wext resolution of intere:t was to appropriate $50,000 for | fountains, ice and cups on the street orners, for the pubic scsommodation, after the Maine Law gors into ettect. The last resolution was laid upon the table. ‘THE CAPTORS OF BAKER, Councilman fxery offered a réolution directing the Comptroller to draw his nt in favor of each of the officers who assisted in the arrest of the fugitive Baker, for ve hundred dollars eac! Counciimea MaTner move? to lay this resolution upon the table, which was carried by a vote of 35 in favor, and 12 against. INCREASE OF THE POLICE FOROR. The Board then resolved itself into Committee of the ‘Whole, and took action upon the report of the Commit- tee on Police, in regard to increasing the police force in various wards. ‘This report was the subject of some discussion, but finally it was carried that when the committee rise the while subject be laid upon the table. After some further unumportant business, the Board adjourned. Police Intelligence. CASE OF N. K. BALLARD. We understand that Mr. N. K. Bailard, the notive of whose arrest we published some time ago, was houora. bly discharged on the 9th inst., nothing appearing be- fore the msgistrate to warrant his detention on the cbarge of false pretences. Suj Court, Before Hon. Judge Campbell. May 16,— Franklin Osgood ws. Cornelius Vanderbilt.— ‘This suit was to recover $33,000 commissions for sale of steamboats, reported in the Henarp a few days since. The jury rendered a verdict for the defendant. Personal Intelligence. i ia San Juans Nl is Oat From California, vis San Juan, N. in. steam Korthern Light—Rev E F Bond, ‘wife and child; WO Parke, ‘Thos Wileon and wite, Frank Johnson, wife, infant and sor: yank: A W Rice and wife, W 8 Harmon and wife, M Beatty, Dr Bollabueb, Wm ¥ Lamson (Welle, Fargo & DH Warner asd wite, O La ), Mad Bouohinet. D H ee iven, W Riker, ord Ura Grosp, Mrs Hughes sad twe obildren N Par. fant; Mrs Fralick and daughter, HT Bradie ea'vite, JH Woitsianr SF Taylor, 3 deackiay 9 grail, c ence, J Andrews, BGibitend, Pi ‘M Dickey, J Ramsey, "A Glas:born, B ha ittridge, 8 ist 0 W 8B ® R Braddock, Mrs M Tit, J Berry, W Par. sone, C B Avery, W H Wilson, J Roach, GH Browne, R M Rhode, JD Hammond, 8 Butterfield, vt) Robell, % Row. wer, J B Alvord, L Jones, D Shelley, AC pire le Mewullen HO Whipple NE Philips, BL Phillion Sheet, A J Loomis, Mrs Wood and infant, E Abell ¥ Pieltier, C$ W Urdwood, J 7 Fish nde, ¢ Bevis W 3 Fetterman, C G Atwood, Mra M Fi h Gillen, D BGove, E w Lewis, R Springston, DC ym “WB 2 er ane. ie in the steamship Ca- bawha—Wm Eliott and nui T J Doty, Mrs J Ludwigton, two children and servant, Mrs R Thorn, five childrea and servant, Mrs C Arpl 5 ‘and two children, be and famil; Mrs JH Ci dren ‘and sarvante Lloyd, Mee Mayo, Mise L Lookart. GW Betterton and lady, @ Shif' snd lady, D }ritler and Sady, Mrs Bardwell, Mrs Mott, B Koch, 1eog ana tn tivo children, JR Stevens and indy, W 1 Osgood, W (Crowell + WM A in, T H Whitehurst, an srans—Mrs A Tyg’ and servant, C Kiusion fa Tucker, ssgamas E Dépetre, Mes M Depetro, 5M Porcds, JG Dale, Mrs M ‘Mra J de Verrier and family, oM Murry, V Abner, F Lorde, dol, Mrs viom, J Labatut. R Gla 7 ne children esd servant, Mra Bt Qiildren and servane, Mido, Castillo, Mee Yombo.and son, C Harispe, Jose Separ, DE Ci Indy—Total 124, New Orleans, in, ship Andoves—Mi Van Wyek. Mise Mary, Hoare, Mrs Veight, Master Tho os Week, M From Lavierecl, om EY ron erent — Wm Moffatt, Thos Pe Groulian, , Rev John Bate and Isdy, Mrs Salter and three From Liverpool, in ship Great Western—Mr J Eibook and Dee ‘Mrs G Elbeck, Miss Sarah Horsely, Mr aa - Sagssitame = Fave A McKeusie, Mrs Ed: Kigner, H s, Mr thomas, in brig Stephen ‘Young—o BViguetti, M a Port Lavaces, Texas, in sche Samuel N Smith—Chas Rave ‘Capt Chase. From New Orleans, in ship Kentucky—Mise H Curtain. DEPARTURES. Bup Codper, Me Gike ‘oper, ee x iB M Askin one 06, ‘Rronzo Lal ma Ne hid Hi Schult, Me Ashton, Be Haight and. friends a, and Giguel Mr and Mrs SM Davis, Nit WB Neilson and two ae i re ing. Bowen, and Yor!’ ; Mrs H White, and hiladolphie; Me W White, ‘Antonio Castillo ian Mr an jr and Mrs Hf Krocbl, F Peters, and fa va Ered W Folland child, A ‘D. Got R Caldwell and friend, A. Louis bd eg “eet B Frere FY Grunback, Mex; Geo W Grifin N ‘Toelly and Jacod Toul N 8 hittenden, Mr fy Mise Brainard, art. fords eV Whur, - Habiadlpah P Meyer. Baltimore; H Middleten, Charleston; J Yerehanter, London; Mra J A Ben net and maid, John G Logo. N Y; Francis J Gh de) phis Roberts, M: ir Jome and Indy; ly and two children. inn He Fever c. Wai. o, do, toy d lady, 7. BF. OF ‘Hanns, ee *4 Guin New ‘Or! Cel, Joaquin J’ Loud, Dietio, Port a pa Ci een & vurtis, niet a ~ R. Aes Bacon ani entces os AZ Teuchan, emg oy Pad Yor! hton, Montreal; 8. Breveter, Paul aa dodge Penge Gi ork; Miesic, "A. Grow, ile; Colonel Capriani'and servant, Mio F. Thomae Fertnerr a Wreevingte jos With ered Ba Baitimore; Mi Mie Ontiord: New York; Coneklin, Boeton— 255, For 3 ane. Kf A'Borch and indy, the steor ne a 5 ier Soe 6 ain stoamshi 0 Fleria Gerard, Col WP Bowen, Wi O-alaeey ‘Thomas'Boreh, Jae 1 and brother, au ry, Wik ee NK, 0 a a A Denny, rit ret, Clark id, Ri rts nf Balan We Wy bw The Turf. UNION COURSE, L. l.—-TBOTTING. The trotting match for $2,000, mile heats, between §. m. Sontag and br. g. Centreville, came off yesterday afternoon, and was witnessed by a large comsourse of persons. The gray mare was handicapped to the same weight she carried im her race with Flora Temple—wagon and driver weighing 300 Ibs.—Centreville going to sulkey. Sontag won very easily in two heats. Cen. trevile made a very peor race, worse in fact than ever before. He always was an uncertain horse, one day showing speed that would beat the world, and the next, not coming up to that of a third rater. It has been supposed by those who did not know the real cha- racter of the horse, that during the time the Conklins owned him, when he lost s race, it was their fault, aud not that of the horse; but these opinions will be changed in the course of time. The oftener the horse is matched, the more will be known of his peculjarities. He will be found an unsafe horse for « sporting ‘man to “The Pree hed put up, the oa ou take down, in matebing him, depend upen it. was quite up to the work yesterday, and iertorme! that was re- quired, in her usual style. Now, who can beat her? First Heat —Sonteg the favorite at 100 to 40. Cen- treviile won the pole. The horses came up for the word, head and head, at a tremendous flight of speed, and the “Go !’’ is given. The dash round the up; jer turn, side and side for two hundred yards, i@ besutifal; thea the aray mere are bogine to dr She is clear ot Centre- the quarter pole in thirt ight seconds, an open lene y and widening the stride.’ Contre- ville breaks up on the backstreteh, and fails all to Pieces, The gray ware Keepa up ber gait, and oases. the halt mile pole in 1:14, Whelan Over his finding Centreville not within volt €2, mare im hand, and comes home modersiely, it ‘Second Heat — Doilara to pleay Sontag. they come for the word atthe top of their epsed, they go arcund the turn side and aide, Centreville on the outside keeping with Sont Th Bs) too severe for bim to last, ant belbee hie venshad’ the quar ter pole “caved,” and that was the cen of him. ‘The mare passed the quarter polein thirty-seven seconds, oe Saas :14, amd @ home on a jog iu Cont ine hee inside the distance stand. suni is A L—Wapxespay, May 16.—Trotting match, $2,000, mile heats. W. Whelan named ? = Ponies, to wagon pad ‘i ari phi wi Woodruff’ ateed bre New York Cattle Market. Wupnmspar, May 16, 1855, AT ALLERTON’S WASHINGTON DROVSYARD. The number of cattle at market since our last haa ma- terially increased; but om the other hand the demand has been slow. Owing to the present high prices pur- chasers are not poe tocome into the marke; except to supply immediate wants, the impression being that next week prices bedowa to something like a rea: sonable standard. warm weather also contributes a little to depress themerket. Holders, nevertheless, are very stiff, and are not disposed to yield much. Tha’ave- rage of the market to-day may be quoted at $14 per 100 Ibs. Some few transactions are said to have been made ata fraction above that figure. It was thought that 200 or 300 head would remain over unsold, ws and calves steady. Veal plenty, and rather lower. Sheep and lambs rather ecaree. Swine plenty and cheap. Tho ‘warm weather affects hegtverwil unfavorably, Beof cattle, extra quality, per 100 Iba., $14 00 a — — De good quali; 11.00 @ 1200 60 00 a 70800 45 00 a 55.00 30 60 & 36.00 ba 8 pig ee 60a 800” 4000 500 4a 5% ‘The market closed dali, “The ‘following table shows from what part of the country and by what conveyauco the supplies came:— By tke Hudson River railroad—head. “poate “ 375 “ 98 “ ry Sal 340 27 ee: 467 306 186 22 Byt the Frie Railroad—Sqine. 600 Hudson River Railroad. 950 wn Harlem, Railroad—Cows and 27 “ —Veal calv 1,550 be —Sheep aod ‘300 “« Hudson iver boats—Swine. 1,288 « —Beeves 525 AT BROWNING’S. ‘There were not many good sheep on sale here; pr! steady, Lambs came in rather more freely during the week, but to-day they were ratber scarce. 229 beevee 00 a $12 00 86 cows and 60 00a 75 00 g00d a 45 00 118 veal calves (live weigh . = 1,869 sheep and lambs—Shee; a 626 sy a 600 The following js a memoran: by James McCarty, at Browning's, for the week ending May 16, “ss } sheep ate... $793 00 do. at $4 5 360 00 100 at $4 5i 450 00 141 435 00 ts 340 75 87 402 00 27 128 25 140 558 75 100 500 00 60 315 00 29 92 50 22 97 00 44 209 50 18 5750 21 do. 100 50 137 do. 715 60 117 do. 848 26 38 do. 1,386 sheep and lambs at... The following {s = m McGraw and Son, May 16:— 42 sheep, at.. sia fr. MeGraw alas sold 20'beaf sattis trom $ii 60 to $1 50 per 100 Ibs, ini a i Oe AT CHAMBERLAIN’S Beet is about $1 lower, Veal is also chesner, 239 beef cattle... $9 00 a $12 00 118 cows and calves, “7/30 00 @ "60 00 194 veal calves ive weight) 6 2,417 sheep and lambs ...... 615 “ss OBRIEN’S Market scarcely so firm for beeves. Cows and calves steady. 176 beev * 94 cows and calves. RECAP! Beeves. Allerton’ 1,734 Browning 228 Chamber! 239 12,877 826 1918 pared with the stock on sale last week, bed figures show an increase of 613 beeves, 94 cows and calves, and 1,487 veals. The sheep and Jambs show a lecre of MARKET OVER THE BIVAR. At Be: ih 14 cattle, owned by A. Millat lt As : a 33 jurd—two steers of which were sold at $130 1d four oxen at $140 per head. Another lot of , owned by J. H, Williams, were sold by Jacob ‘As the high ptices now ruling was the subject of much conversation in and about the yards, we give the following from one of the trade what it is worth,— ‘The present igh, prices rerybody has tls in large numbers and Seer Sem treat re re. they may comm: ce orbitant prices wh: 8 tom Vora, ee [bowie and, of necessity, ad od xt week id them soting as sale rome system is broken up, it is vain to ‘nti ta look ‘tr iagiomen cheap meat. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ALMANAG FOR wEW roRE—nitIs Day BUN RISKS BUN Sx: Port of New York, May 16, 1855. Steamship Florida, Woodhull, 8 mabip Florida, Woodhull, Savannah, 8 I, Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston, ipodford, Tileaton pptcamstin Roanoke, Skinner, Richmond, ac, Ludlam & Ship Fidel, Magi, death c sk Marshell & Ce. sbip ‘orien n, Corn ‘ane, West Si ager, Bok wi mi tem, pe Signin we Pt a Wieland (Brom), Henke, Richmaowd, Moyer & Bark Sol Piper, MoClure, Philadelphia, Walsh, Carver & Brig Geo Lesite, Hal, Clentuogoe RW Teund: Hy: Tornado, Meare Jeamol, Wenbery & Ryatoee br Brie 8D orton (Br, ‘Boe, Berm at hal Brig Ponquin (Br), Wi es i i wn, Halifax, 3 ter’ & Go wick Age Murphy, Seotia, MoAulit & iar neil sar Savannah, MoCrondy, Mott & & Old Point, JC Slaghe Shacwoed, Boston. ‘Dayton & Baracue, ym, Crowoll & Hagard. ‘Sener & Doske. ee Steer A ag oe Juan, Nic, fer ih was spoke steamthlp El Dorado 2 of Metall icanitsod ed. white ond red lgtal with b, lat 32 29, to 06, signalized = * how ng & bluo and w! te eigeat with o'whits ‘Btonmedy) Sader a. ony Now Orleans and Havana, ia Pe paeeene to Livingston, 7. < Co. ny Fuster from Pere Now ‘York K Apel Great Western, Farber, Liverpool, April 20, a deena etsy jatar, Sam asisteias | 0) aH ‘, mqers te. Had two deaths and oue bicth Green, a Janeiro, April 1, vith coffes, to sides. off Bormuda, signalised sche tnetite be bral ante ‘New with mdse May 7, Int 24.50. lon Ton Soeur three mastod B rin; We with the wind “ag junee, steering lon 74 £0, spoke U 8 sobr Alert, tor Mobile. Ship Kontuoky (of hoston), Knapo, New brisans 32 dags, with cotton, to Brown aD a Hetcoum; ‘vessel to Harbeck & May 10, lat 33 30 ‘80; signalizod sn Al mer steer: ip Erie, White, New Orleans, 2 days, with cotton, to p Eliza Mallory {of Mystic), Williams, Now Orleans, 12 lays, with to Bagi Orleans, April 28, with mdso, t nee onan Bis ip Nes, Oeteas : ist lat 26 54, lon reo 0 stenmel ond , under canvas; ook hor te be tue U in bal afore, oe. Pirandello, Palermo, 98 days, with fo Drapsr Cuba, i ag une, and fuel beg CG Py hemp decr skins toa Patrailo,” ‘apelt ¥ 9. spoke ship Mary & Susan, trom New {Rint May 8, spoke ship Star Republic, Yrom Galveston for Now Bark Jobu Benson, Burmeister, Havana, 9days, with su. ar vom, Be, to Stages & Co, ‘May ‘ion 79 29, 2 rom New Drisans for Bremen; ame time, raw ship Mountaineer, of New Orleans, bound The J B bad 16 passengers, he ‘of Boaton), Sawyer, Sagua la Grande, (of Soarsport), Noyes, Cienfuegos, April 24, with sugar, to RP Buok & Uo nr + Jot Fish (ot Boston), Nichols, Cardenas, 7th inst, with sugar, to Bark Palostine, (of Portland), Pottongill, Cardenas, 10 St Marks, WW days with cotton, to days, with sugar, to Russell ark F Seve sine, § Smallwoed, Anderson & Tesco 14 days, with salt, to jweoting, Nasean, NP, and 8 days a“ she put’ in in distress), with o i» be na, 4th inst, to master. 1008, 1 with ou if Mac Trintdes, y with Sastanes ta Shageren a uuiter se gindiencs 22, with mdvo, to D Brig Ohio, Tilten, New, Orlet Moumcre, May 3. lat 24 06 ine 2 46 is er ore, spoke we 4th, a, from New Olea }, Babtisto, Ft Bes, 42 days, with salt, to-order fot Ho Jan ior’ do Porto (Port) ‘Sobr Miranda (of New Haven), Wedmoro, St Croix, WE, It doye, with ram and usar, to. G'B DeForrest & Co.’ May 3, at 36 20, lon U9, passed 8 ship showings white sigasl with bigek ancbor in the centre, stoerin ‘ 5. (of fm} E} ), Jones, St Barts, 11 anya Feith trite to Giles Co. me aye Francis Hatch (or Crating anernyrneld. ae St Domingo City, 20 days, with mahogany, Schr Harper (of Bucke ‘Cienfuegos, 18 days, ae . o with sugar, to Tucker & Schr Canton (of Baltimore), Johnson. Port au Prin inet, with logwood, to Dimon & Phillips. The C bring! of the erew tf brig EW W Dalton, ‘boforo reported Tost oa ‘Bind Cay; the captain (Keene) and balsnoe of crew remained by the cargo; verrel a total Toes. ‘The C lost two of her crow by fever. Schr Fanny Maria, for Boston, ald two days before, and eaw her on the Stl air "Semvel ‘N Smith (ot Brookhaven), Ryder, Port La- vacos, Texas, 27 days, with pi ‘40, Schr James Miller’ (three m: Bradaooke Mobile, 18 days, with cotton, de, to Lan West & Co.” May 6, of Caryofort rest, spoke bark Sarah J m Apalachicols for B days ents tame tine, apeks brig alton, trom New Seleans for Philadelpits. Schr John G, Anderson, Delano, St Marks, 18 days, with ‘cotten, &o, to Sallwood. Anderson & Co. Sobr’ Hudson (of Waldovors), "Adlick, Jacksonville, 8 days, with lumber, to W Shel Schr ¥ Nickerson, ‘Lynch, Charleston, with cotton, to mas’ Behr ‘Neptude’s Brid ie Weeks, Baltimore. Sobr Mi Grobe, He s Fiat on Schr Edw: Schr USF ay Getting Virgini Schr James H Asks Ashmead, = femore, Philadelphia, Schr Moves Wativg, Hallett, Boston: Sobr Peru, Smith, a land. fobr A Heaton, Ter Sobr M 4 Rowan ad, ous So Norwich. sony Hondout for Albany. Sloop Ho dford. Perry, 7 Slocp New dersey; Fenton, Bristol. Bark Wm A Banks, err yostorday in 11 days from Ha" yan slled in"company with brig Solomon Sears, for Port- BELOW. Ship Golden Wost (of Boston), Curw inside of the He Ship Cultiva mdse and passengers. from Manila, ashore April 13, with ntic, Livery bess) nah; Ma- Prong Atl ol; Florida, 81 pads Be jornton, yon, Charleston; Rosi orfolk, & vers ool Wika daring the day from WSW, and fre ‘The ship Golden West (clipper, of Manila, while passing Sand: asbore on Flyn’s Knoll. high water. New bark M: Curwon, from dy Hook, stordey std PM, wont 16 probably will be got off next a 382 tons, builtin Me, bark Pan ebita, 283 tons, AF Tn old, built at eters: Mass, have deen ‘sold to John B Sardy, vate terms. egraphic Marine Reports. P) BOSTON, May 16—Arr ship Oliver Putnam, Liv. pool 1éth ult: brig jorfolk, Baltimore; O’Brien, Phila rol ads ORLEANS, May 15—Arr ship Issac Allerton, New ‘ork. . Herald e Correspondence. PHILADELPHIA, May 16—Arr barks John Welsh, Stool, Glenfuegon: Louise Jowett, Water s Martha Wael ‘bite, White, Jam aohrs Helen, Long, May Boston; Eugene, Par t. Lovlss, Lindsay, Cardenas; Elk, Taylor, Boston; brig dn} Jaman, Havana; bats} Emery, Caan? Hali- ton on Moves, Ingozeo! Bri H eames ‘No- ty, oe Sew York. eel, “ap Disasters. Snir Catironnts. Center, irom Bosto which has returned to Gloucester Jeaky, wil vetiee os the cargo forwarded in brig Cronstadt, for Surinai REN has been partly got on the ways at the Ped way, nt New Bodtord, by menus of casks sunk under 8 ‘an inverted ieee around the ship. The cost o: the irs upon the ship Will bo large. Barx Wuite Squat, b into Rio Janeiro 26th March, Br Banx Woopninx, from St Jo having on the eighth day out # having mutiaied, pat back to woul nhs sx Boy, which sailed from San Fran 8 for Sydney, NSW, becoming isaky in her retain to SF prev to 2th to ro, of Gloucester, iequnalivas at Cathet fn tao NE palo night of Ont eae Meeeeatare hasbeen made with parties at Chatham to get her off for Me, from Rondout for bars of Chatham new FM .o barge in was made with parsiae o sb. ‘sas, remained got off without iis tle er, Dighton: Charles Sour Sanan Awn, of St George, Boston, with coal struck upon ® harbor, 12th inst in Chatham to ¢ Sour MR Canxise, arrat East Greenwich 12th inst, tn 5 from Philadelphia, wi ie vossel that G ard, of and from ‘York for Wilmington Brognard, C, (before reported’ fallen in with towed to thie port b; ies heer boat p Bri oFJB cooaped b by gottin, Scur W. 8. THacnsr, (old ti sho insford lulsnd, and. not the Geo, Warts at terday. Hor stern post is gone, and of water.” Scur Bona, at Portemouth, shipped ‘10th inst., and lost part of deck ‘rand. ceived some damage. £oun Litrix Tom, which was in oollitien with Keystone State, bas been carried into Hoody “island Piers for repairs. Bar Extract of » letter to Ellwood Walter, ar May in & gale on ingail, and ro- ASSAU, ; fines ost lac last te “t thealseu ae the brig tres, inden with sugar on the morning of the 18th 4 schooner Hornet came slongslde a nin assistance, whic ere on fe age Cer bout 3,900 chooks have been Tani The thip Pauline oe 4), of Boston, Oliver Colburn, master, from pen bound 4 hg vn bd tone of eval, ke on Eivow Gay Cay (Abaco), t, y He master, jarackibo bound ey at ks ed Rind eh iy tention tearm cost ae 0 gepaies. | Abe is Loaking Hagae, Site tkepoagh enninizgs iiSeve Miranda (patore reported abandoned), of Norfolk, ay un t Was teas he a ro tuscan Groat an Hien Ber, éaveps three boxes’ x hateb bhew ras stoznded, and one te a8 faa 4 the out, The ioe Adm viral Cow iyared. voavel and mi rope eft w out ‘rela bojury. Arr at Sag Harbor rom Pernambuco 13,000 Ibs bone—een’ homo Broke Feb 28, Int 41 cg | Tegeer, Pacific, ese hy casita bane natant pumping ‘ire 10 Er porn F of Now Bedford, tiny Mosel ot tip tllinaan ret ce ni bbls sperm off; rte her at Lahaina, Maroh 27tit, with 180 Smith, * ve Sootland. of New Bod aie UH and oh at Onha, March 27th, with oo A letter from re Py 1 now ‘Bedford, reports her at ‘Meni iibeen Bad Za, “ith SH perm oil. "heard Fala no date, south of Tahiti, Abraham a jew Bedford, "aan Niger, Jernogan, do, op jen, f bark Keokm, of New Maroh 9 with 300 bbls pices to eruise om const of Tne te Bedford, “ew ape de no date, ali well, th A “A letter i Ty the 3d oy i bark’ Kooka, New Lye dated Honolulu March 10, Be i | Jame: ford, bbls ed | Borden, jestio, “4 Paek Spoken, dc. Frazer, from Liverpool for Charleston, 22 days Great we Harbor bearing W 25 miles—by pilob ard for Phil: scare re ail ‘ees Baltimore (Nov 7) for oe: from Dundes for Melbourne, Jan , Maraball, pene April 3 for Rio Ja Bris Ph E Cer 01 eon ort \d for St Ingo, Mi . 5 Oe T ‘ago, May 6,| Vainsrnite for Chinobe Sld Marob 30 ship ea ange RbEnas— her April 2 ae is Wuaroh a, sbig’ Epesinondas, Swain, Tom- “end probably Valparaiso). cr UrenyurGos—In port April bY barks Helen pees Porter, | Botton, (before reported NYork) lagi, Legian, Raton arciman, for NYork, w ‘Drinkwater, from| ig Jobo Gilpin, ¢ Goths irom Boston, | brig Dublin, Patterson, Machins. Std 27¢h,| es ‘John Welch. Beccle, Phisdelpbia; sche Harper, Garver, rk Nie aNA—S1d May 5 bark White ft W: Gioralt: Set bate Howard. 7 NYork: SJ Pet Long th Nosloans! $0 (o. suas rt April 1 barks What Choor, ft San Francisco Tie aye; Columbian coe echr cts Goodbee, f1 vom serON Jancld May 5 bite Lisde, Carpenter, NYork. Bie fn port abt April 26 bark Margaretta, for mn 14 day: Mx nou niee—8ia Feb 10 ship Belle of the West, Akgabj bark E: iner, Mets F epee Cope. for N York Canton r Howens, Thomas stance, Chandler, an hrs Br Baltimore, arr Punta “Aanran (al Seite Einmelse. bark anion, Clark, San Juan; 100) Port av May tees M’Ewea. ‘Sid 2 days edocs sebr Fai Maris (Br), for NYork Young, Bosto RroJanuino—In port March 81 ships entre bard, from Cape Palmas, Africa, are 2ibh; J th doy M: ta berks Laura neues ‘tells, Hillert, from do, arr 241 hence Feb 17 lor San Francisco, arr Bit, in ‘Thempson, trom Babia, arr’ 28th; sehr J: from Montoyideo, art 20th. Sd 2 Crocker, NYorx: brigs Kop ah Wand, i hmond, Colson, Ustates; ‘brig Naney, Fillmore, Baltimore. SaqvaArr April 25 brig May 2, bark D C Yeaton, Stevens, do. 1a port May 4brige Simods, Knight, for NYork, 1dg; Ma aille, Given, Yor Euro 82" Banri—in towns Stet, bark Gilbert; Sua Dons in ey iGo r St ‘une; brie Maria, ‘Loe, rap. foe Ports Roc} 27th, 29th, sehr Olats, Babsor uracos, Wales WE—In port ‘abt May 1 schr Kensington, Sisad—No An Map od in port abt Aj 26. pee 130 —] t March 30 bark Kleber, Crowell, fe lina 12 dab {Ss Matoh'3 ship Sunbe: ALPARAIO--ArF previous to Maro unt mae Boston Deelk mez ome Ports APALACHICOLA—Cld May 1 ship Joshus Mauran,, Barton, Boston. CEALHMORE” Arr a teamers Wm Jonkins, Hallet, ‘Piedm a; schrs Alice, Howall,, NYOrE or Locust Polat, French, NYor ‘amer Loe y 15 ship Washington Allston, Homer Nederland (Dutch), este Rotter 20th ul der, Cientu Hi 3 mod (ot rote " i Fonts Jouusteny Savanveh igs Mt fuegos 15th ult; roa Tiber 6, ee So. ‘st iat erkines B inn, Hemibli ab, Stianrn 8 arless. Bark Ernes jad which wan’ ‘eported sailed 11th ‘t at anchor if 8. Bark Warren Hallet sailed 1dth, ni gSRISTOL—Arr May 14 sobr Denmark, Brightmas, RE ripe May 13 bark Gom, Hammond, Bostoi| FALL TALE Are Mag lth, schrs J Traman, Gritha lelphia; sloop J D’ Fis! Nickerson, PI Norfolk Teoasurer, Waj Elizabeth mith, and 8 8 Ballo] + April 30th, J W Panni for bark i Tea mas aitipe 0; <YILLR—Ae moas Pry 5 bri ita iw leone Maas NY¥ork; nang Bo: votle, and Kat Holbrook, H iit KEY WEST—Arr Arr April 90 brig Julie E — Stone, ton, May Lbark Pario, Youn, NEW BEDFORD. “Are May iith, hy Yohe Poe 1 Roliey Al Bennett, Philadelphia, Sid NEWBURYPORT—Arr M; chaee WC ee 15, 8 A! idence tor Balti a ie Phinda pa M Sewell nett, for sion nr Fail River for d oth ; NORFOLK— Arr Mf cee fuk Seek Sma eh onsale Or Ont Pe rt Town rat b pril aps toe Mi 1d Hoven, for Seudwich sfatando, 14 FRLLADELPHIAN are a Pi Cienfaogos hrs Alvarad is, Chester, sad Sophia‘ Awa, fo rit barks C B Hamilton, Ci M i arte tne ee Reed, patina no A Br ler, do 224; feheist Be a Athy James River:'S tat ru Biren ahah Philassinnt 264 bg ‘ar iby, Cardenai Norio gts N 2 War: Bi ton, Thatcher, bieon, Thomas} Look sie i i hs me as aw, Nick crsom, ae aaa ‘a York vin trig Sempron: Murray WY Chasen MO EA che v dapbin. fay 12 ena Vists, Potter, Phi ; f i '