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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
MONEY MARKET.
Saturday, June 4.

-r~sffr.a % r. Saturday, June 40 p. M.
We have two days later from England by the Great
Western during which period, however no change oc
CURED in the state of affairs sr
The Stock Market has been very heavy today and pri
ces have generally given way Kentucky ss Indiana
5s Illinois 6s ! Canton, Harlem Railroad per
cent; Delaware * Hudson, "A improved
The Great Western brought out specie to the amoun, If
EI65Oo in gold and the schooner Rosathe from Tampico
brought 81, 1877 in specie.
Some sales Of United States per stocks were made
OF the Board at par also few Treasury Notes at par
notwithstanding that increased issue had taken pace
This effect produced by combination Of those brokers
who have got small of government stock that
they wish to sell There bona fde investments in
o. States 6per cent stocks when New York state6
can be had ut 81 The federal government have mo
ney and the balance Of the stock will upon the
ke i'm large amounts short time and there every pro-
liability that before the close of the present session
ther large loan will be authorised There is no outlet for
the stock abroad at present and the stock must inevitably
fall, while that Of the State of New York, amply
covered by legitimate and pledge against an in.
creased supply, must go up. ~
The monthly statement of the Treasury Department to
the LIST instant gives the fact that the hoang debt of the
government. during the month Of May. increased
Si6d673, and since the LIST Of January 1871 The
following is comparative statement Of the Treasury notes
outstanding on the LIST inst:--
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Foreign ImportatIons.

LiyERrooL-Steam ship Great Weserr-l package Young
Smith co-9 Lewis COL Alddge, Hgden col Oil,
lssp,r studwei-i Geo StaceyJ Jaffray COZ Cor
ton Hodges cog Gihon col Boomer Graves co..
VIM Heycock-iIrvns Van Wsr-7 Inglis x Scott Hall
Brothers-l VIM Whilebead-i Green Norley-i w Bar
Patton stewar-Ig Bird GiIliIsnd COT Henry Jessop-
Harvey Stagg Watt Rose ncrantz-5 Adams Homer &
co--67 Wilson Whitcwrgl col Joseph Rlodes-s In
glss Scouts Joseph Connal--l Stewart COZ
Newssdt Bnnett- Adams, Ietr.e coz aud Ei5 900
gold Goodlme col pkg Gee Winerton- Woodhea d
NJ J Wilson Hunt COL Danl 0key %sons-i W vs.
Wild BaIhar Brprherss COZ Joseph Hudson-i Joseph
khodes-l Deming colo VIM Vyse-l Griffin X Pull.
msnii-6 Watt Richardson Watsonl and
ooO ~ gold Peter MENUS Sonl box 400 in gold Chas
Lever,c'.-3pkgs Gardner Colby cob Godfrey Patson
80 inelis Sco-l Babcock-r Lmr Lamson X
amanmss' MCGOWAN Hays-5 Il Emerson-a Wiley Put
Wr.l. Cochran Aut-I Henry stepheus-7 Henry
Qss ooL : ship LibertyU casks cambooses chs
Wn,h n99mgson-250 tots coal Newbold and Cuf csk
,sc A. hhn Ms',oryj Oakley Loomiss H. Patrick CO.
H,Ga, oa,s Lee Co-az balcs Mccall Coo 10 ID
a, o IL sna ioss Smith ThaFar Cole Sands Fox co
IS s. ,a nswrsnes and R2binsosI bales Abraham Bel
Brooks bale 10 order ''''' : % o'ss io'S~ o.
MARsELLrs-Ship Adebarou--ao casks Ilas ar do wine
10 boxe, wine ga do oil 20 snphnr so do soap
u. III 20 fred% .,st go Scses pickles
oil Durand Co--2o cks Wichsismsen AcSII & 40
cream tartar 200 bkts wine wheewIsht~i bsi"s .od I
TAMPico-Sch Rosslihe-25 balea sarxap,rl,, T. III
combeG,3 hides $500 Hargous Biohers 4 Cos oo IA
tour c9ISl COG Bo9eh9nd TheLaudSI 900 ferciyni
hides bales al.p !2 sticks fustic 10 bales saapsrs 70
MrssrA-shlp Henry Thompsonaco bis orange, esoo dn
lemons 100 cks wine 100 bags 100 chars Broom cue
c. hquonce paste 10 order. = ~
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Passengers Arrived.

LrERrooIS ship Great WesternAIr and Mr., ia mes
Mss Ja%ss Miss Bay Ms James Capt Wayne, Mr..
psndas lanes Fa,ana Dan Grsad, Mr Danneson. Mr.
Mrs Hughes. and infant, Niehoson B Thomas. NJ
P,m,eI Mr. Constant Palmer, Bigelow, Mr. Da, ison,
T mon ds g. r,rl VT Steel Mr. Mcdonald, Brush Geo
Mr. ponza, Smith, Mr. Malls fe nd Mrs Mali Mrs WrymSn
Nf G IA EpeT9n Moore, J. Msien, T. Am
En5ace N kendalis Gen Armstrong two servants
Mr. Palmers servant Mr. Richards two servants -
England. " ''' ~ W ''"''''
Cook. f.. y 'N"''"' ""' -
lady, ' anu '''"''S' "'"'a "'l'
Chas Pool. - - ~ '''
ArsLscHrcoLA-B Freen,an-Jas Johnson l. b Moves
Z Noyes, l. NJ Pannet, X q Bumell, o Chickerng.
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rAr "a. My aThe Olive Eliza from s,Josel ersrcd
GApn. May AR America Rsss' Lass soG Gibraltar.
s oo s Hl f 6r PS. aaaS M'r'e' for
MaALAaA May lin port Naroeon, for Leghorn sail
LncHGsS May SIN port, DUG d,oresns for NYok, ldg;
ssss 20 ss fie.s E. g % ssfSsI .$sS do
S :r0 sd il S
Monroe. Baltimore. ''a ''''
Ms eSsIs' s sss T; ss % sSs
18th, Glide, NYon Ar 18TH Pslladio, boston:
TRrEsrr, April es-sld London Nyork.
Csrr OF Coon HoPE, March 3-Au Genl Scott. sydney,
CALCUTTA. Feb ls-sd Cato, Boston f
sMyILA' previous to Jan ao-Am Bevidea, from Sydney,
sIIdso Mason BlraeE NYoI i; Three BroiheI., salem,
HS % 1. xSS Ne. .o XgT Biz. s
fish; Fountain, do do; Thetis for sale.
United States Ports.
nTHoMAsroS May 26-sld Iowa New Orleans; Snow, Mo-
B bssss T,y MAY, MAY f Ec RaDs NYoIk
X%s a@a t cnSa A%S as
Planet Star, and Ceyon do;
Co., sSss fs%a'e,H SS A It. Harriet
WicxFoRD May 27Ar Caledonia. Attakapas La for Ports
SSrwsyr l,r }p9e s-AT w% Wallace, NYerA.
Le.os; Orleans. Gsoseo%n Dc MAMMA gu o'0'' anu
& H %% H, ss S
aen Natanzas Columbia savannah; Dsnube FIederiels-
% SSs"G R%s sp Ra aas 6y%@s. s ss Nsa
si kaasn eS S c nspeSp 0s ss
6 ;ss 4 ' A ei bosT 2a; sis
The ISL of sb Sn sS I ES Ga o %ssi % G
Indian Ocean las; from Rio Jspeiro April - with 1850 bb oil
s;'G s I Aias s aast Sr Robb sTSis
s ss. a Is" Ss me- Brilliant ps Dc
9Ss k Ho BfIS sh Reprwn Mystic and Henry Clay New
FALL RIVER, June AR Keeer, Rondout Sid Emily
Ma,s sss''S5 %'" and 'i aas
SS5 H' rs Fiji dHSas S Ga AS%
Boston, sa hs. J"e AAsshaey Turk
ba. ss': s 4d"' sss%
Hornet s$,'s" sfn Ss fsv a ciG EsE Ssss
sS pso oss Boston, Me-
FSs SsT PIX faSs sf
SSsis 'f F fHias ss kssss, &St E
ma Nfors Commsrce do Nile do; cunew, 4" Georseown
Ann Eliza Nyorh sid Eliza Warren, Lowell; Caiharne in
v SUnroHH June a5 Ar Maryland Rsss spOya "a
ton Road; Susan Ludwig, Rich@ond for Nrwbryport. SID
oS Wss, I"S N xis%a We'd y s,oo
NY9k; Julia, do; 2ath Alderman, Boston; Thom. New
CHARLEsros. May 30Ar Sutton, NYork CID Catherine,
do; Hope Boston SID Child Havana Ashley, NYork 3lst
arr Demos5sa Fall River CID Merchant Matanzs; Thomss
OF Georgetown, the brig Isaac Mead days m NYok for
Darcn. IT.-
SAVANNAH Nav 3l:-Cld Rhode Island, Lverpoo sid Nj
cloas Bddle New York; Androscoggin do Romuus, Bos
MopILE, May 26-Ar Lanark, Lverp~ol; Taranto Buck
port, Me- CID Agehora, Lverpoo Afghan. do, st Denys,
NEw ORLEANs May 26Ar Tippecanoe Baltimore; Cra-
ton, Liverpool; Gossypum, do Reguns Amsterdam; Mas
sachuses Boston. Vermont, Haye. Below. Bolholn Ca
I'm ()nscO FIN
N York. "
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$555,972 81
S555,972 81

In tins city the foreign has materially affected
the market CoeePices have not varied The sales in
clude 800 bags Brazil at 81 $50 Laguyra 81
2W CUBA all mos and 240 st Domingo cash.
Cotton-There has continued steady fair demand for cot
lon without any change in prices. The accounts from
abroad have had as yet no percepble influence the
article here not being deemed of character sufficiently
decided to warrant any particular variation. The sales
include 1000 bales Upland and Florida at 81 cents 800
Mobile a9t $50 New Orleans, 81; SO Texas 81 ;
anu ioi do supposed about cents both short pricema-
KING total for the week of upward 5000 bales Naval
bbls Wilmington sold for export at So, cash
Southern Spirits Turpenne sells in parcels at 49, and
tails at 30 80 cents, both months OF Tars w have
heard oil no sales 1000 bbs Rosn for export brought
81 oct a s., l2i, delivered. II
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fa7- AMERICAN MUsEUM.- THAT GARDEN

u1- AMERICAN MUSEUM THAT GARDEN
Mr.. Barnum has finally completed his splendid and de-
lghtn Flower Garde', and Promenade the top of the
Museum 1t covers area Of 1900 square feet and is
perfect paradise. An awning prepared for in case
Of damp weather, and shade in the afternoon and
take all in all the most fragrant cool and delight
iul place we have ever seen in this city The ice
and refreshments provided by Bradford Jones' ESQ.,
Of Vauxhall Gardens and Mr. Samuel r. Miles both Of
which gentlemen are iavorably known to the public
The lecture room has been enlarged ventilated deco
performances this week exceed spendor and variety
all the former efforts Of Mr. Barnum who the only man
we know Of that could provide such host OF novelties
for cents
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In this city on Satr rday evening after lingering i'll
ness Mrs SARAH MARSH in the 23d year her age wife
OF ALExANpER w. MARSH, of Cold Spring L. l.
Her friends and acquaintance those of the family
are invited to attend her funeral on Monday afternoon at
Bowery -
On the 4th inst at half past O'Clock GroneE STRONG
BALLAGH aged 10 years. I'7
The friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend ms funeral this afternoon half past from
the house OF his mother Wamsburgh, LII
N B. Carriages will be in ang at the Grand street
Ferry at o'clock p NJ. 7l-''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05
Foreign Markets.

PERSAMsuco, April %, ls4a.-we herewith hand you
tie Price Current and list of vessels Of the 25th since
which time nothing has ranpred of Importance prices
OF imports or exports. The barsue Alfalfa Mayhew ar
rv ed on the 26th with 800 bbs. Sperm Oil and sailed
the 2!h on cruize The Globe has just anchored out
side the port from Philadelphia.
Flour is in fair demand at I55OO and il none should ar.
rive from Rio Janero the article will improve Our la
test dates from Rio state that there bbls of Flour
in the market Sugars low and not much demand for
Europe. Exchange I'D 27td
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S3,Sl5,il5 1852 sos

Total increase outstanding notes, 1866 I76
The floating debt of the appears thus to be
constantly on the increase. The monthly expenses are
about $4,000 000 consequently the deficiency has been
about the amount of issues, supposng that all the
Liabilities that have matured SO far, however,
from any old notes having been redeemed by
countahe process 5000 900 have got into circulation
Was this blunder Of the last returnl reissue
oil notes. The demands upon the government for draw
backs on goods shipped every day increasing and the
probability of speedy alteration in the tariff is very
EMAIL
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DAGUERRorypE.-We yesterday saw some very
fine specimens of this art in the possession of Mr.
Van Loan, Granite Buildings, corner of Chambers
street and Broadway They were views of the city
taken from the roof of that building, and are the most
perfect things imaginable. We never saw any thing
to approach them, either of painting or engraving
This gentlemen has certainly brought the art to
higher state Of perfection than any one we know Of
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Married.

On the Sd inst, by the Rev. Dr. Patton A. NJ Norman
city :
On Thursday the I'd inst by the Rev. A. NJ. Osborn Mr.
DANIEL H. CHASE to Miss CAROLINE f. daughter John
l.. Smith, ESQ., all Of Middletown CT
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90 SACRED CONCERTS.-At the New York Mu-
scum, this Evening, will be given delightful treat-a
Sacred Concert under the excellent management of Mr.
George Loder. We expect the room will be crowded
Tomorrow the beautiful and accomplished vocalist Miss
Reynolds makes her appearance will sing some Of
her delightful songs Mr. A. Shaw will also appear and
Mr. Bruce the celebrated comic singer In addition the
magnificent polys pastes views and the myriad curoses
of the Establishment lf.. lI.7
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

Beeves-There were 600 head including l5O Ohio,
brought in and $50 sold which $50 were for New
YORK at $5a$7 per 100 lbs. Cows and Caves225 were
offered and disposed of at $sal5 for Dry Cows sl5aS5
ior springers; S23aS35 each for Mich Cows Hogs-525
were brought and 4a5 sold at sal 100 lbs Sheep
and LambslOO offered and 800 sold at 81 7sass 10 for
Lambs, and S2aS4 for Sheep. M
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40 WILLIAM STREET.
fR!rcrAL Ovy,cE--Letters deposited before hacpast
g. haipast H. and half past o'clock, will be ont for
delivery at 9, /, and O'Clock. 1913
BaAvcH OrruEs-Letters eposited before T. H. and .
O'clock will be sent for delivery at o. and o'clock
ALEX. M. GREIG, Agent.
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Tin 6fEass DArrr.Nt. This meeting was mol
well managed, and thoss who conducted it did no,
seem to understand how TO go about the work of
calling meeting, or how to act after they got to-
gefher. The only sensible proposition made in the
meeting was put down, because it was in English
Inc meeting was too exclusive il should not have
Deen confined 10 the Germans, but should have en-
Draced all nations and all benevolent men Of all
Classes As II was, the whole thing appeared ma
naeed and controlled entirely by small oique.-
inns Is very foolish al any time, but especially at
time when II IS necessary to enlist the synpathies Of
the whole community in behalf Of the sufferers.
GREAT RowING MATcH.-THE NEwBURGH CHAL-
LENoE.-The Newburgh Amateur Boat Club has
challenged the whole world of wstermen, TO run
with them sometime this summer. We suppose
there is purse of few thousands at stake-and
many more in bets. This is bold step, and will
produce some amusement. The contest between
Boston and Fashion will be nothing to it.
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MEMBER OF CoNGREss.-The Hon. Nathan APP
pleton is elected to Congress from the Boston dis
trict OF Massachusetts. There were l25 abolition
votes polled in Boston
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-06-05

90 SUNDAY Is DAY OF REST, AND ALL
who are troubled with cough or headache should get
some OF sherman's Lozenges. In fact, matter what
ais you he has Lozenges that will YOU he is truly
the great medicated Lozenge maker America and his
warehouse is at l06 Nassau street. and like good Chris
tian he delights in doing good
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Passengers to Arrive.

SAvANNA-Ship Nicholas Bddle-Nfrs Riley and children,
Mrs Anderson and child, Lit Col Riley, Capt Day Capt "
Lcns Lowell Anderson and Hoffman and Asst Surgeon 81
fantry. - = 80" = - 80
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CAMPHENE.

WEBB through his inventions Of the articles known
w CamIhene and Wcbb's Burners. has thrown too nnrn
light throughout this for Tss, 10 admit OF
ehucd public being led away ny any ayeftisemenfs when
the idea ihs the genuine tsnpirne
be establishments ~ this city, the old
established EMPORIUM OF LIGHT, tIa Broadway,
Canal street which conducted sbder the immediate
tenlencc The subscriber who well knowa be the org
'A' a. v. n. WEBB, General supt
ma, 2wisse tis Broadway, cor. anal st.
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MARITIME HERALD.
To Ship Masters.

We shall a favor f captains of vessels arriving
here, will Commodore H. s. Martin flee
report Of the shipping left At the whence they sailed the
vessels spoken their list Of their cargo and any
foreign newspapers they may have Commodore Martin win
board them immediately their arrival We will recpfocae
he favor ia way. - Z, II
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ApaLAcHrcoIs-Brg FreemanA31 bales cotton VIM Harry
mans Bco.msn John,gn co.'s Col, coil Norh.
Manning ParstS7o H9lbrook Ts!son COS bbs Ogdei
- '''."' P"'' '''''' w w w." A''''' Hi I'll. Wss
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James's New Novel!

o. MORLEY ERNISTEIN, OR THE TENANTS
or THE HEART, will positively be published, in three
extra numbers of the New World, Wednesday morn
ing Junes. at the office 30 Ann street. This is undoub
eddy the most beautiful OF Mr. James's attractive works
and will be eagerly sought after by all the lovers of light
literature. VA = ~
Price for single copy s cents six copies for ST. hir
teen copies for 81 Booksellers and agents supplied sa
per hundred Sent to all parts of the country newspa
per postage 500 per cent saved by purchasing this cd
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Q3- Mr.. SEYMOUR, OF THE FIRM OF NJ & nj.
SEYMOUR, of Batavia purchased three boxes of Daeys
Magical Pain Extractor to he found only II Maiden
lane for me- and in thirty six hours had full proof
Of its astonishing powers in arresting pain and an
gsish ON child that was nearly burnt to death. II
was literally fayei alive by the falling Of a stove
emptying kettle of hot water il. The salve
proves to the world wonder indeed The child could
have lived but few hours but raised from torment in
twenty minutes, TO the wonder Of all who beheld it.
DIR. AARON LONG.
Pembroke, Genesee county Nav 81 1912
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Sales mt the Stock Exchange.
state Of Trade.

Amount Of duties which accrued Merchandise i'm
ported into the district Of Philadelphia during the first
quarter OF the present year $685. 972 81.
American vessels. Observation-Disclosures 6l2l37 90
Foreign do ....... 1884 80
x555 81
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JOHN RYK ER, jR.

DR. JAMES ALEXANDER HOUSTON has removed
~ hs CassunrtSo Orrscg. 10 NO. HsaALD Bruprxn
corner ~ Nassau and Fnlron ie2 am ns
QAYWATEk received from Saint CroIr fwo hundred
- gallons Of Bsv Wafer, article For sale by the
bottle, yson os barrel, bv WM j. ROMER
mJln' i7s South street.
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CHATHAM THEATRE.

CHATHAM THEATRE.
uoNpay rvv Tx ,s Old Prices Resumed
ioNDAi EVENING June SLthe performance will CON.
THE RAILROAD STATION
sampson ne, Seton JACK Robins Held
SAM PA AFSSaT n FRANCE
80 Bridget ' i''F'' Mr.. Tbon ns''s"
srNB ns bs4 TAF s xiii
Doors viii open future quarter past oelocs md the
cusia will ss g ns sslgss pans sy
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
MONDAY EVENING Juns 1.-THE performance, will CON
Twelve I'VE Months T5S
April f.,t,".' 49, = Miss Singleton o,,''A'"
c.,.. Tive, vAL fIsd n SF, T sAn Graham,
Guy e FI;sl M,, Seton John Jone; Edwin
RICHARD NO III.
Richard, Mitchell Hsnry King, Nicknsou
Dress Circle 30 eenisUpper Boxes. eenisPii i-rn
The Doors will in future open and the Curtain will rise
AMERICAN MUSEUM AND GARDENS.
C0pRNTEk. q Of g,, BROADWAY ANpA STREET
EVENING so WEER ssnmeat. On M pAx AS JUMP
same st sse s%e FREE the city Day Vi's admitted the
the rSs ssa %S.. hssegy to public ,
induced him 70 incur still greater for their gratfcs
ton and that he has just completed SPLENDID GARDEN
the top Of the Museum aud the adjoining buildings on Broad
way, covering an aria of SEVEN THOUSAND SQUARE
FEET.
One more week of the mysterious GIPsEY GIRL She
be privately consulted during the day. ~
The NEW YORK BRASS BAND has been engaged and
will play variety ofnaoha evening the garden
MISS ROS.4LIE. the Vocalist I; COLLINS, the Conn.,,
Singer CELESTE, the Dancer !; .aNIA.aL MaGNES
BLOWING. III ~
An ntermission of half hour for refresh
menfs.
classic scene BY Mr.. Bennie entitled IL STUDIO. OR
Grand Cosmorama, and more NOVEL CURIOSPrIES
than are contained IN any five museums in America.
A splendid day performance every Wednesday Saury
afternoon
Abundance to the whole q cens--chidren half price
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GO BULWERS NEW WORK The Extra Brother
Jonathan Of this morning, will contain collection OF
Poems by the distinguished poet philosopher Bulwer
which is pronounced by the London critics to be- at least
equal to the celebrated roaun by the author en-
titled THE Siamese Twins,
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.is..r. J.G. BOLEN, 10, Broadway
-J.lns ct ~. between Wall and Pine II
THE MOST DFI J1;uTFITI p ESOpT :

THE MOST DELIGHTFUL RESORT
tc citizens Of New York. is beyond doubt HOBOKEN
- ne most fsshon,tle and h,one excursion in the
Is to rs es.nsye and beautifully diversified public walks and
yrcs These have recently been greatly embellhed b.
winch the place has been rendered lovely than
before At the Eysian Fields there the additional
o. syccileNt instrumental music the afternoon MONDAY
w .dnesd ys and saturday. The Hotoken Ferry Boats
handsomely prepared f the aud ply constantly from
Bnrslay, Canal. aud Christopher streets.
Oh Ioek 1xt oss
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PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE ). Is4s.
Cleared.


Ships America Hubbard stoningtou Conn. rinueI Min.
s.gssS Der haT'S" VsE s Ss%'s SG d Hsss
Mar Mar 5 s1 f%t WSS ss Ss Ss
Ts %sis fsi k 5sss ss
. Rss%GpS ss5 S1s $$sss
COIN Cooley yF s Co; vs srisS n,
Come si s S@S Sci Sssi Ha:s SssS S
saA wn rG,dss sm Tbs SdSm;sn:
FL Hi ns% BPsf dssI PC: Samuel Samuel
HOwes, Boston; J. w. Kempton, Osborn Norfolk '''
Arrived.
, with Ss 9tos 81 @% h ssd s a
shs si ss { SsS Ss.;ss sS SS
@ s nGs + S''n %s.e
s sS sr e e. @ % ~ bs ' gsSso i
days ss im Bo.! !,, for 8 PsissbqIs - ''
s, RS AZ. ks. Ssf SH day. from Liverpool
,n S sb Msn ITnSnpso o% Mesa March 80
GIrliar VIII vine &c to order sailed in co.. iIo% l g. with
s' S s s.n lay; ,s ~ "a Fs Ss S x e.s Ns s
sehr Gene from Charleston for Boston Died on board sssh
Susan s s.sh ssE .sSlS DAY.. from Newcastle
burg. r " ~
British bark Agnes Gilmore Bewel Al days from Lyerpool
in ballast To Glover McMuay-3s2 seerage passengcrs
18th ut on the Banks spoke British ship Sarah Ann FIN Derry
for NYork Is inst spoke British ship Ocva days from
Bark Condor Haley, 2 days fin Ponce PR with 81 hhds 10
bbls sugar 20 hhds moaes to Labau 8 hh sugar a do
ases TO Rowland Apinwall; II do do moasses 10
Mayor bbls do moasses Fnis bags coffee
bbls w Haley; do - hhds do order Left bark Chan
selior for Haven neN day. bgs Sc Marks, for York,
10 s; schr Putnam disc mased schr Hannah sid day
before Tor Cuoa; pigs Overman Davis just for York;
Michigan hence Just Lat 20 So lon sO spoke brig Ana
wan IS Us FIN Boston for Orleans.
Bark Aphorp Blake 20 days from New Orleans with sugar
&c. TO r. X. Collins x Co. and others. - ~
British brig Johns Fox 81 DAYS from Newcastle Eng
"a tons coal to Masters M.Ik9e; 100 casks paint Maitland
Salem for M2ptey ideo; M inst lat a. lon AZ spoke ship Ia
mover. from Charleston for st Petersburg. n.
Brig freeman, Slower, from Apaachcoa MAY 49, and Key
West 23d with cotton to X. P. Buck. Left at X w brigs
Laura Durham for NYork soon; Bow, Lawrence for st
Marks day Brig Horace of and from Boston for New
Orleans was brought in by the weckers having been ashore
on Tortugas. -rI. - 49,
order. .t.. - ' ~ =
schr Sophia, Train days from Ocracock NC with
stores 10 MASTER
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