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WIN. w SHIRLEY. Auclionesr.

WIN w SHIRLEY. AucIonecr.
CROCKERY AND GLASS, China and i.ocy
" Ooods-By J. NJ Il. BO3ERT, This Day, trussday)
June A. 10 O'Clock at the auction store " John e. near
GodCsaogue sale Of choice goods consigned without
limit beG fight blue ware TO msich, dinner Yea eonee
toilet and toys white granite and Gov ng blue, blue sdse,
dipped and English yellow ware China tee ees fsney
oi ct sets 20 pieces This sale 10 worthy ths noues
wholesale ard retail dealers and grocsrs In ots souna
from the shelves AZ 4 months credit lesu'
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WIN. H. JONES A1o,ioDeer
BOOTS AND &HOEs-By J, d. INoEhSOLL :
ID co store ~ Pesrl-si on Wednesday, June o. 10
O'Clock $40 boots shoss and brogsns suitable TOT
the Southern, Western and city trade.
Also, 50 cases mems prime kip psfRed boots.
Also 80 cas-s mems seal slippers and bushiBs.
Also csses mems and boy's hip pegfsd brossns JeJ
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I. ENrLFMEN s SUMMER WEAR.

nVR STOCK cf .easonshls good. comprising he latest
ard mostashionShe sly In ne sfse . onsfeu ot
which have ELECTED very liberal share o. fsronAse viii
be sxered 10 give satisfaction In The style and nske OF
yarmenu In particular woald commend 10 The alien
don ~ hose 10 have proge the truth OF our assertions
N reference 10 Nc upeor % psutsoons We are ens
Md Ia furnish oar assortment 81 Cassmeces and Dr
Fng, sni 10 those tu wsnt Of Hight snc airy garment
ssv-ral highly approved styles o. SACK.
From he psrtcu.sf attention directed 20 Army eno "a
regulations and have slsays on hand goods 10 answer
the re,ui ants u ~ grades Of he service.
XM r. JENNINGS & co. Diapers and Tsll0rs,
.p7t.,f 81 RroAiwaS American Hotel
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alton from men whose opinionshav great weight
with the friends u morality and religion llrl rrbune
"BOoRs FOR THE PEOPLE"
kNASHlNGrON ard his General, vol p BY Headly.-
w Price Fl g.
Luelrs Living Age. No. i6i. i2l cents
TIE irish sketch BOOK, Titmsrsh; with numerous IL
Illustrations bv the author 0cents.
Marriage hy Miss Ferfer. % cents.
The Indian Msai Book, by Miss Leslie. IS cents.
Fliuau'ns IN America, or High Life In New-fors. 2
The Beauuml widow, by 7. 2 Arthur. p cents
All the Magazines FOR June
Macbeth being No. 90 Of the Standard Drama. l2I cls
TAYLOR aLi his Generals, illustrated. . cents.
Lie Of Scott Illustrated. 2icerts.
The Monks Revenge. so cents.
Tho Romss Iraior, by Herbert BIO cents.
The Tourists Guide 5o cents.
GHidons Egypt with hrrogyphcs. - cents.
Ellen Monroe 70 and last % cents.
~ Ges and 81 James. by Douglass Jerr0h. 51ieents
Omoo, by he Nth0r Of Typee, vols. 81.
For sale, Wholesale md retail. hv
BERFORD co Astor House,
i-3 Of~e OF thA standard Drlms and Living Age.
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ARRIVED.
ship James Shepherd, Chandler days I'm Boston
coffee TO Zerega.
Br ship Windsor Castle. Read, 40 Dc I'm Liverpool! IN
ballast 10 Harnden.
Br bark Howard. Dixon "a ds I'm Newcastle coal 10
Barclay & Livingston.
Br brig Casper Coughn, u de I'm Cork lfs passen'
sengers 10 McMarrsy.
Br brig Coxon, Dixon. IS de i'm Cork, with los pas
sencers 10 Prime Ward King Co.
Br brig Radical Jack o. ds I'm Sunderland mdse' 10
order.
Brig David Rice % ia I'm Cuba, sugar, &C, J Lasala
Brig Levaut SOmers 81 de I'm New Ross, Ireland In
ballast 10 Sturges. Chairman Co.
Brig Bsnco Allen "a ds I'm Rotterdam ~ passengers
TO W Renledge.
schr John G Fsxon Smith, II ds I'm Cardenas' sugar
Sc. 10 r ? Buck.
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~ The . Eccaleobion''

~ The - Eccaleo5ion" or EgsHschns 9 vs.
~ q, row open for exhibition a. LIS broad~sy llo
Tscss, III ircu5auon 10 here fully developed Zoe Is
sxce. of life 10 the complete foTmson OF ne ehSA
- rsi,d inAre and pleasant room, 80 inai A1l-s
- viii /, a. well IS gentlemen. Aduiianee Z, csnls
satixf
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fashionable Clothing Stores.

&c. BOOTH n co. . Corsisnd-st have on hand
y. ne Arg-si aud beet selected sssoruent 81 Cloths.
Cssreres and Ne.,nss which he wouc Invite ne al
trpor % strangers ard other. srrvug IN he city snt
in wat Of ,l or partial ounl having reduced their
rr'ces aimee l-ayrg Brosissy iIi ia enormous rents
ara expenses are prepared 70 meet The views o. The most
economical Always hand foil assortment Of Frcck
49, Dress Goats and trimmed n Ire LATEST stylS,
which thew are prepared 10 oder At extremely os prices
A.o Psrtsloors Vests Sacks ard Once Coats Particular
attention rsd The selection % fsrcy articles Of gentle
r,srs wear A. fll 81 per cent below Broadway prices
49, assortment OF Shrs OF the newest patterns made
xrsssv Tor our trade and will ~ sold stv-ry low prices.
49,, hein determined flrnish hrsi rate articles al he
ioVTs.t cssh prices Al = Cotsads few d,ors below
~ ,,..-.--. 49, ia2 2,Sis
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IN CH.NCEHY-

IN CU.SCRHY- Circuit-ELlZ.BEfH &. DE-
iLASCEY com plainsnt 49, CALEB DOW .Jf and Oilers,
4.,suaapts s. Lyon, aOiichOr-ln pursuance u do
er-a order made 10 the shove euti,d cause VIII % sou
st oubc urOu By under he directions Of ne soDsciDef
-, OF ne Masters u ls Court the premises, IN ne
town OF Rye 10 the County u westche.tsr and - ate 81
New York 90 he I'd day n June next al IL oelOcs al
noon VI mat day, house ard grounds tcnmpfsn sN
acres The Aforementioned house u very pieas~nbS 20
rsf-d standing on beautiful snd retired e11n~nce ono
ME- rom Long Island sound, Of which u eomfnsndss
lovely and extensive prospect aud ges variety 81 covh
NV .seoery spigying pare and ssi1DfcDs atmosphere
T3e house v a. erected four years ago expressly tof
boarding srhoOL The house IS TWO sto y-olmshsons On
be yrOgnd 40 feet By hall passing through Tie celH7
fron ,ront 70 The 90 hs nrst noof are
psror. with iolcing doors and marble nsnues eIsMs
aat drawn groom and Two bedrooms on zoe "a n9of
b.rs are eleven good sized sleeping rooms mere tsO
bss.r-rt Kitchen aad cscrn ara WEI. Art
being convenient The grounds around nr ,onss arc Nr
arranged and ne ground se erc-rnlOfira Ins aOoye
.itu.ton . one haf mile from the gi-age 81 rofehes1ef
C0mmggicst with NeSYOrE Cly BY oosi and car asiy
3i.tsnce Il niles The steuon u p1rcAssofs invited
IN hi. ale The situation 10 ercelsnt one Tor board
iaz-h0u.e For farther particulars rq1,e OF JOnainsn
Hsizbt. ia BOgery or 07ssum b1ckiy. r0rShes!rf'
tela off.
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Co,umbio piyi-Ion. No. 10, :. tn
T. YsNNi. RS
Je8lt' hOh.-E Dht,o ~
rY The Members of Oceana Hose !
-, ,n-ir thsnksto Nr J. h Lyon, vi I

lander their thsnks % Nr J. II. Lyon lb I..ii ~
bs rse.hmrns furnished them a. The IRE 10 Msfke|shP
% tee sisH' " -" n l. LOISES, Secretly.
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- TO lET-F0r one OF more years, the d~olhn X
"a hopse 6qG BrOad wsv There are all The eougenl'
A ences OF hot and cold baths, waller closets h,ehsn
range &c The house IL well calculated )r sfnAi ahJ
or Tor sepht fancy business Apply 70
t2sD T. H. LUDLOW CO. q "a'f"'
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Books.
WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,

WOMAN AND HER DISEASES,
IRON TIE CRADLE TO THE GRAVE sdspted eN.
cusiveiy 10 her instruction 10 the natural laws Of her
sysen ard all the diseases Of her critical perods By I'd
ward r. Dxon ~. ID author OF slndry Surgical Essays.
and lecturer the operative surgery Of the Eye j1j
rages-prce Il y The Newlork Mirror. Christian Ad-
vorste of Boston and New-York Med cal Journal &c &c.
have expressed the highest sentiments ~ ths susbe
work For sale by CHARLES r. RING,
corner OF John-st snd Broadway.
Also similar treatise addressed 10 young men, rrice
: ID 210 eighth edition.
These works are Kindred 20 their aims snd though per-
tanning 10 lubects the discussion " which has hitherto
been most exclusively cont 1e 10 the medical profession,
they contain not line nor word calcu.Aied 20 awaken
impure emotion but much strengthen purposes Of viz
tue and the time 10 remove The isnorsrce which
lies NJ The foundation Of the prevailing uceli0usness
The named work has reached hs fourth snd The
last The eghn edition ard both have received the highest
comment alton from whose opinonshave great weight
with the friends q morality and religion. llr Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-08

EAIUAIlI,E and braltiiul lam f1f sac = bsf7
Jain on Long Island % miles from ne city, eonisn.
49, ng "a aares part wood and the res In hne state o.
sonyenienf i stores and mills thereis good land.
IN within /. miles Those whaling 70 purchase iafin
think could better hem-eye. -or iefe' ~
BAKER ISL Essex IT. or A. ID. BALDWIN, ITO bren
- =
90 RaKM WANTED IN Ns~Jerse3 within 81 miles
" og -w.York worth from i've N eight thousand dol
49, lars Tor which good bond and mortgage 90 eiiy
properly having years 70 run will Do gwen ADDRESS
r-Lh particnIArs " PhLl0.' 81 IBIS otIcs. Jro y.
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ga AT PRIVATE sALE-Oue lot OF ground on
Nc south .ide Of Fifteenth 81 0bou37o IWessoff h
NJ avenue For terms, &c apply Ia
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, Auetoneer,
ise t,r 7 Broad-st
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VaRRIAt3k CLOTH 20 g,ses. las es. Ea .,,,.
y Carnage Cob p.iD Az ose.eol ~
!. ss..ss \ j. iSsis sasss sss'0sr = s's'' asa
AZ isf
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xsn To IEI'-Toe dwelling over store ~ bowery,
~ corner Of Prince ~ containing cellar and basement
"a with CrotOn water, parors win foldng doors
AMI four bedrooms To attic, all 10 good ofd" ana JUST
psntsd through IT. and to 6rs rate tenant VIII % es
'ow Possession can BE- hAd Immediately apply m NO
sfrr
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ROYAL CURLY, Auetonesr

ROY Al hLE SVSNVuoets
DHIyATE LIBRARY Of Classical and Thsolsss-
L a sooks-rhursdsy. Friday and Saturday, snsr.o.os,
I o'clock each day, viii be scld oy konAL " nLEIs
co Sol sro.dwsy an excessive snd very valuable esa
osae % classical aod theological works ineadns meny
rare and desirable books from private itersres cesss
with remainder " WORKS ursod from Rev ~ orueas VI
brary Cuaogues o. ready lee sus
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MARIN f JOUR n A l..
PORT OF NETWORK

MINIATURE ALMASAC..-.-THE DAY.
ruR SIN TTrR MOON. YULL SRA
lie. an seis I p Rises 81 Even. b
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n u
so sAcx.cEsA>D LOTS or HAspwAss AID CurtsAt-
compr.ing a general u frssh sud desirable
good. nst i'm ported ard Manufactured consisting In para
vices snvs axes hoes uses. log and halter ehains.
se.ysrd. east butts table do, plate hinges, curry eomss,
mill saw 6e. bastard do hsndssw do drawing hnivss,
pad chest cupboard and French locks tee hess sauce
pans Carolina hoes, csndesuehs snusers table Anvse
do es trays and walters britannia German silver ane
iron tea and spoons round and square bolts, Ne ne
The shove are frssh goods and 10 complete order.
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- FARM FOR @ALE-Conssiing Of sixty acrss'
- belonging 10 he estate u ne s'e CePt j. 6fnhs'
- aer-asef -Huated near WiiiisHs's Bridge, W-sl.
chester Co New York and within ten minutes WAX 81
the Railroad The location l. not surpassed by any 10 ne
eointy surrounded all sides BY good r0sds. and al
ining he country seat o. Capt spencer As DO person
would purchase without fret viewing the premises. si.r-
tber eesrription here Ia Apply Tor fnthsr
na,tieuIars 10 J. r. GRlFFITHs, rs Amiy-.I ALLEN,
r 80 s,,,,s,..,-, "A az 40 Inc pfemi.rs le3 2w'
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r. Al a1.,arf 70 .sdurft,urH fsHf b. Hal raHfi b,
pof,-paid or thy NIL not BE- tassn oui Of -, eos
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Smiths Paleat Portable Fleeing shower ba,hs-s new
ard beautiful article ihe beet arrangement fof oa'sms
ave-, ntrodnced les cd ADD universally recommendsd ~
phy.cians and scientific generally, and ono o. ms
most agreeable and delightful means OF restoring ana pro-
r. q KEMP Al Broadway Principal Agent for Y.
order. from any part of the country addressed - soovs
pAatf IN
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- a WOODFORD. - BrCEdwsY = receivins
- 500, f-crn Europe Varied styles q " indo sh.ee.,
an, C,,ricrs and Drzpefy Muslns, NincO~ Wire, &c.
witch vi be sold ~ reduced prices M.
W 49,. al about purchasing Decorative WINDOW
- .xs-ne H. large and vel s-iectrt sssortrneni
500 LAf.rse's Bulldogs, - Broadway.
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asswd Geai S.a sh.a:; Rs'sssh sisp
Si asiSii NV w Il BSislo s.
o.. noI cs:o rGpsitsfBsss ,ea D.
fs .::o A5saY S.Js fsS TsSSs r.
sN Mil 5a;sss: ss,ss! s%; ii XXX SSs
dspGs LOUIS TEe% ma s%'1 kSs
S;,. 5i:a:IsE;s Lee Henry wss SSri'sssS
NJ; 5s Sss e. 4 z.s s:
griffith and r sS %ssS ESSfs ~,. rl.4>pAi.
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p.. .u T4 Ss Hall. NJ p...,, .e,.,.,
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OHIO; Esa. W. LH' West
WESTERN HOTEL.
ss@!.h;I., n: z; 9; bse;; c.nsaSa!sa RsIsa;i
s sS HI s s:sss: j. as
E6f!!Rf1: kEi:s; WYE jHsi: sf:'I
Bronson and lady Mr.. 9saus NJ Carter, Ohio; Henry p
ss:s \: .F u.s.; W ~ ssi'': sB Bss.
PAcirio HOTEL.
M, n. GSIS spd LADY . w;.t mss. Mr. Ass:.
r,doi O. House, Troy; Cromwell ighSaS Flillss +
Albany;J MeP9|n.!d, PsrIins,9n; VIM Bari;s Yoke
nan and LADY Troy; Mssch Albany; " Joye;
Chlds, grfslo III Tslfss, p.ns:ville H. Crane seb:
and daughter Philad; 8. II. Alden. ALBANY.
. FREMONT TEMPERANCE HOUSE
@. Pcndleton, Camden; Miss Gilman, Boston: T. II: Gre
ggory. Trey Riehs5ds Bo'toni 8 Hsys, Ohio; O. ".
II. Bodies, Hartford.
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
Stephen Wolf Conn; r. Rouse, Greenyie, N. LET
Brainard. Newark; WA. Crandsl r. Island; Capt Brews
@. West and Shrewsbury: C. c. Warren Mass g. l..
Miner Milford; J. North Jr Cornwall Conn; w Jackson
Phiad; NJ Bcckwith Conn., f. L. Bengar, Boston; A. n.
Barnes and lady Albany; D. Allen Conn., Jewett Boston,
.h, N. Haven; IT Fitch 3D. N London; j. NJ secfsidN
London.
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Arrival Of Strangers In New York.

R.u1m and family h.f FSt H g. leonard rr,y
A M N; ossssa - ta%y Ri:
Sss:f: sS?i e %s.s
s: Boston, Try M f ss.s simpson
Kim Eh family a;
well. Pi II
HT%s So.ss Ns
GarOlinaj BrGxn, NJ Story Pfevidsnee M Decker, Sing
S%n t''Sr 81 hsfi
W f. TsG s. NvS G Eoash
si 81.
ss .$ A Rs;S:.l n by. tb a; VIZ H :.
Rg Ns% 1S4 In A. Lyons
lard Delhi 5 ii xSnsS' Gordon . Iron Work, Chez.
.Es%t:s; ssss sA. ss
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If S,
HSs;: S:'la
ter, L vs.. 4 S:'I;y Y R;:sS .
Hio1sro naasy tasA' u eiaer p9ston' 4 r. Hul
Ss:! $Ss;S SsscssS eSs
.ans sanSra Ohio ch.pmaa saybrooH ;' Ho
s.ini'% fiT 81 asss: h,' a.=
Louis ts.St Yss v @s:El. NJ Young Nor
sB G B hhsSw TSsy. md HSS
L! .ss;a% tas.I Sis.4
N.x YSCII N PANE; BaIis Troy Henry
ss. ,gs Fsis Ill., s,s,.
Mckee stevens Ssaaa, M sssa DO Si;Y aaisa,
R Albany 20 bu,. n az; S s.I s ssTas
Eaw.v Kiy IS,G'O Lansing WTSy YSs
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NJ 1S Meit ssa
Phelps cspn wy ysS r aS.' Ohio c. Foster. Rome,
Sss:Si S $
Casey ~ IsSacs. . fSs obsa ,i Boston
ILiT. Mitchell dso Bradley Bradley p.limov II o
E.s wam, AqHST. Pei: c4 Kny M RH.lS
Mgr: 8 toss: MbiSS S,S,hi l.
@ s; ss': s:; y.i ssss II!
!s:ssssa; SSsss's 1s''si' g.
h'n'er'0"' portsmouth, novsyoy,s Horrr.
Nsssg H.lSo;a p,!l'' R.s sDs u d. a
sds s s W Rssai ES;,,sS,lsh sw
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as ssH 2 ssSil Mss'v b,ss Se1s g9 Mr.
thorn, Wssi,Swn; s. 6orsiins COhoss n Miller. Adams,
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since the change Of wind, was to be obtain.
Cd at lower rates, there being numerous buyers
at hand for this grain, where the prices show any
tendency to decline.
The reports of the extensive arrivals Of -four
and Indian corn at the port of Liverpool, had not
produced any influence in the London market.
where the supplies were far below the present de-
mand for every article for the home and FOREIGN
trade
On Tuesday and Wednesday, March 10th and
18th, several parcels Of American -four were
purchased AT Liverpool for shipment TO France
and coastwise.
The demand was freely met by holders, and
the prices ofTuesday were without change
At the market on the morning of the 10Th
there was very fair attendance of buy
ers, and a tolerably good business was trans
acted in wheat and -four at the full prices of
Tuesday.
Western Canal Flour realized 40 shillings per
bbl., and the extent of sales since Tuesday was
estimated at 30, 900 bbls.
Indian Corn was one shilling to two shillings
per quarter lower.
More business was doing at the decline.
On Tuesday March 18th, in confirmation of
increased arrivals, have to note for that days
market, liberal supply Of most kinds of
grain and produce coastwise, and from abroad,
especially of Indian corn and -four, of which the
importatons are abundant, and the export to Ire
Land considerable. Transactions in every de-
scription of wheat were upon limited scale.
According to the London Times Of the Goth
ult., the arrivals of grain of all kinds have in
creased since Wednesday. Wheat has been dull
of sale at Mondays rates
The Cork Reporter announces the arrival of
80 cargoes of grain at that port between Saturday
aud Monday, the 18th and 18th ult.
The market at Brandon, on the 18th, was
markably supplied with oats and potatoes; there
were seventeen loads ofpotatoes offered, of good
size and quality, at an average price of from Cd.
to ls., and the main street was choked with carts
loaded with oats, many of which left the mar
ket unsod.
The municipality of Paris continued to supply
bread to the poor of the best quality I'd per
pound, paying the supplement out of the city re-
venues. The amount expended in this way for
the three months ending on the slst of March,
will have amounted to l20. 900 pounds
Baron Rothschild has devoted millions francs
for the purchase of breadstuffs in America to be
sold in Paris. The profits, if any, to be given to
the poor.
Our readers are referred to the appropriate
head for the latest ship news.
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FOUR THOUSAND MEXICANS TAKEN
PRISONERS.
AMERICANS KILLED AND WOUNDED,
SIXTY.FIv We.
the MEXICAN LOSS ON SHORE

The United States war steamer Princeton,
bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore Con-
ner, arrived at Pensacola on the ith instant, and
came to anchor of the wharf at half past nine
o'clock in the morning, exchanging salutes with
the Navy Yard as she passed
We copy from the Pensacola Gazette of the 4th
instant
The Princeton sailed from Vera Cruz on the
10th ut., and brings the glorious intelligence of the
reduction Of that city, oith the Castle of San Juan
de J7la, and their entire unconditional surrender
to our arms.
We are indebted to one of the officers of the
p. for the following summary of the proceed
ings in this most brilliant achievement, an
achievement that will rebound more to the glory
OF our army and marine among the nations
abroad, than any that has yet had place in our
annals. SO says the Gazette. But where Is
Busna vista1
The following is the narrative Of the brilliant
achievement
March Standardization of troops com
Hienced.
l3sh--Investment Of the city completed.
lsth-Trenches opened at night.
22d-City summoned to surrender; Oh refusal
seven mortars opened FIRE Of bomb shells.
2th-Navy battery OF three long 81 FOUNDERS
and three SO FOUNDERS, Paixhan guns, opened
FIRE in the morning-distance 700 yards.
25th-Another battery Of four 24-pounders and
shrse mortars opened this day; the naval battery
opened breach in the walls Of the city. The
fire was very destructive to the town.
2ekh--Esriy in the morning the enemy proposed
for surrsndsv. Commissioners on the Anne
rican side, Generals Worth and Pillow, and Col.
Tottsn.
30sh Negotiations completed; city and castle
surrsndersd-Mszic0n troops marched out. and
laid doson their 0rms--Amsrieon troops occupied
NE ctr and batteries ef the foson and castle
AZ noon on that day the American ensign wos
hoisfsd Deer both, and ,cas saiufsd BY our pes
sells, the garrison, of about 1000 men, laying
down their arms as prisoners Of war, and being
semitic their homes on parole, FIVE generals sixty
superi3 officers, and two hundred and seventy
company officers, being amongst the prisoners
The total loss Of the American army, from ths
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Religious Intelligence.


CALgspAR-APRIL.-ll. LIST Sunday after Easter ls
I'd Sunday after Easter IS. st. Mark the Evsngelist
ID Sunday after Easter.
Rcv DR.. Mccullough preached his farewell sermon, In
Trinity Church, Wilmington, Delaware, on Sunday
morning last.
On Wednesday March II, the church cdiAce recently
erected In the village Of Windsor Locks Connecticut
the Congregational Society dedicated to the
ship OF God Invocation and reading tho Scriptures by
Rev. c. B. Everest Of Rainbow Introductory prayer BY
Rev. F. L. Robbins OF Enfield sermon by the pastor,
Rev. s. H. Allen from Sam. vii verso IL dedicatory
prayer by Rev. DR.. Halves, OF Hartford concluding
prayer and bensdction by Rev. DR.. Robbins Of Hart
ford The house plain neat and well proportoned
brick sdihce, 70 feet long, and ~ In width.
II 10 announced that Dr. Chalmers has lately entered
upon pastoral duties In connection with new church IN
the west part Of Edinburgh. His opening sermon II
spoken Of q peculiarly rsdolcnt Of the masculine intellect
of tho man. and 90 reasserng In tho strongest
those great principles Of active working psy for which
bis voice has been lifted up 20 clearly and 90 long
CLsnreAL CHArcEs.-The Rev Joseph Ransom, TO
cherry Valley. Otsego county The Rsv j. H. Beta TO
IT. Peters Church, Monroe, tonnectcut The Rev 10
seph r. Taylor to Christ Church, Readng Connecticut
Tho Rev Alfred Louderbcck from the parishes at pevi
dcrc Boone county, and Rockford Winpebago county,
illinois, to tho rectorship Of Grace Church. dalena MI
ncis. The Rev James McElroy from the Prncipalship
Of the Virginia Female Institute and Rectorshp Of Boy
den Chapel TO the Rectorship Of Woodvilo parrish Blu
chanan Botetourt county, Virginia The Rev Francis
T. Csrc from being Assistant Deacon In Trinity Church.
New York to the Reetorshp Of the church In Broad.
brook Connecticut Rsv. Thomas c. Pitkip Of Rochcs-
ter has accepted the call to the associate rectorshp Of
Trinity Church, New Haven, Connecticut