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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

~ II. BARMORE offer at their Man
VI ufactory and Ware-room, S48 BLEECKER,St cor
ner of Charies-sl assortment OF elegant PLANO
EORTES with the metallic frame and bridge, and
sll other modern improvements do SIN"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

EDRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
H. G w. FUTILE has in and is constantly re-
ceiving by arrivals from all parts Of the world de-
FANCY ARTICLES AND TOYS,
suitable presents well adapted for the coming sea-
son. At his extensive emporium may be found an I'M
mense variety OF articles ornamental and useful suited for
young or old, grave or gay for sale ct VERY Low
PRICES The price of every article ia distinctly marked
upon IT, and no abatement GEO w FUTILE, S45 Broad
way next door to Hitchcock Leadbeaters dry goods
adjustment. d4 Ink
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRE-

A BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY PRE-
Ia SENT-ALLEN'S IMPROVED EDUCATION TA-
BLES for Children, combining amusement administration,
both pleasing and useu far preferable TO toys rrfes
by JOHN u. HAVlLAND, 422k Broadway NY
MIA liberal diecouni 10 the trade. ola I'M
TENOYS TOYS! at SO John-st.-The
n subscribers have imported large md general assor-
mcnt OF Toys for the Holidays, which they otter al Inc
mosreasonable rsices. VIM Ii. fREY BRO 62 John
es n$tDzo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

a II PRIVATE SALE-The two story
and attic brick front House aud Lot OF Ground, known
us No Eldrdges, size OF lot - feet inches by LOO
feet in depth size of House % feet inches by about 80
feet Depth with alley way leading 10 the rear OF tho
lot; the building occupied carpeniers shop
portion Of the purchase money remain on bond ana
mortgage per cent years For price and tuT-
Their pnItcMlura, apply TO ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
Auclioouecr No BrORd-st dill wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
PIANOS.

ERIANO- FORTES.-V. F. HARRI-
IL SON % Cana-st wareroom I'd story offers for sale
epeDdid assortment of rosewood PIANOS of64 and &C.
tnves with the latest imprOvemente. dl1 lulat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21
mo GLASS MANUFACTURERS And

Ar PRIVATE SALE.-The -Four Story
IA House and Lot OF Ground known as NO 40 WalkgF
Of son,h side and between Broadway aud Churchsl the
said ol being sze IS feet front and rear by lO9 feet IN
Also the Three Story brickro House and Lot known
as 100 Spring-st south sde between Thompson ana sun
vanss said Lot being In size 10 feet front ana rear ny
feel depth. ..,.. - do o,a
property apply 10 ANTHONY }. BLEEOhLM, Atc-
tioneer MOI Broadst dl9 /"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

DRIV ATE iNSTRUCTION.-A
n Teacher OF many years experience viii instruct pr
yae pupils or clnsSes In schools In common aud higher
Matthews tics, with Perspective Navigation, Surveying,
Engineering and the construction OF Plane, Prohles Charts
&c. Address Geometry, Tribune Office. do In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

EDIANOS FOR SALE and to hire, at 7
q Barclay-st opposite the Astor House, from & TO oc
taves in rosewood and mshogany cases.
Mig 31nt JAMES THOMPSON, late Tallnen Randall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

DIANO- FORTES.-Persons about pur-
chasing Panos vi dnd il 10 their advantage TO cali at 4
3leDn Co.'S hIanufecsry 1874 Futopst west OF Broad.
wevD general assortment Of mahogany and rosewood
pianos constantly hand which will be sold low for cash or
snnrove5 oaper Dealers supplied on liberal terms.
70 II GLENN 80. l9i fHlton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

ScT'oe'S' po'''s SINGER PHELPS, Boston, Mass.
n B-An Agent is wanted in every town IN the I aIed
States AL applications must be post paid. dl8 I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

HOOPER BROTHER VIII guarantee The delivery Of
the House Oh PAINTINGS and Engruyings. dl7 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

VNOR SALE-A small FARM on the
benks of the Hudson four miles from Tarrytown, and
two niles from Sing Sing There Six Acres of Land,
large new House and Barn. plenty of Fruit and shade
Trees good We'll and fine Stream Of Water running
through the place For further particulars inquire OF JAS
KNOWLTON the premises 80 laWu .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-21

NDIANO FOR SALE.-Per-
son. about PURCHASING Pianos viii fnd il to their adYan
tage TO cal at BENNET COMPANYS Mandatory l52
sep side Of They have have h5gs q a
styumen warranted for two years L Co have the nstnea
oi1nors has 0oo persons they viii refer TO- who have pu
chased pianos Ct em gil OF which have given universal sat
isfscdop bar eu any doubts are expressed their quail
tg The payment may bs withheld until such doubts arc res
moved Old Pianoa exchanged New sRd second.nand
nanoe 10 let Ell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25


FRIDAy May a.
AsHEs-Are steady ard IN good demand. Sales 80
hbls al IS for Pots, 5605 62i for Pearls
FLOUR AMI mEAL-rbere has been speculative de-
buying for their mu e1ste wants The market firm
the opening, but It the close the quotations were ees su
for No 2 Hd5 50 for common STATE, 6605 81 for
straight State isvoe 75a5 s7l for Michigan and good
without change There Is considerable speculative
meni In Canadian, With sales Of 1000 bbs ala 90t5 nr
bonded 575d5 S7i for free The above prices show ght
improvement la Southern there 10 fair demand, with
sales 0Co bbls, psr T. arrive. The market 10 hrn but
vsnis s2ld5 IS brands Alex sndrs
George,own and Frederick sbnrg Richmond City is q
200 bbs Branoywine 49, Sales hhds at IL 50. Rye
Flour 10 2 "a. with sales 100 bills
GRAIN-The market for Wheat 10 very irregular, with
snail supply The lss here held very high 500 bush
Ohio sold lioc. Corn is Ia good demand and the market
IL shade hrmer Sales 20 ooo bush at ca ds5c for mixed
Western 65d65 for round Northern 6oc for jersey and
Southern yellow The sas VI Rye 5000 bush at 600
Gle aHosi and delivered Sales 100 bush Barley Al Sic
good Towed Oa are quiet at a G46c for Northern 4oe
42e for Jersey.
PROyIsIoNs-The market for Pork Is steady. but not
seye ssynng Ihs m s isy s me bayer s.ss
hrmer especially Prime Mess. which 10 now held al g.
81 for Rs1osd ana $50 tcs Prime Mes at sI7 Including
ali 70 be had At that price Beef Hams dull Al Sl5-
Cut Meats are f'm asd in rinqnry sales $50 es Picked
Hams plain al 81 ale 80 hhds dry Shoulders at &C. and
zee bxs singed bacon soes at &c y 10 Lard 10 steady
with fair Business sales go bbls al aisle for Greess
sc for Slate Orange Co 20Uc Ohio rathsr better and
sells ttllQ l5c Greese IL 10 good demand at
eIc Cheeseis selling TO some extent 81 5G &c y 10.
WHISKY-Is firm. with sales $50 Ubls At 24id25c for
Western ard Prison, and so Drudge chs al &c, time
HAY-The sales OF The three day have been 800 bales
Ait6q62c.
LIME-Is Toe, with small sales
HIDEs-A ssle of geo ornoeo made al l2i, mos
The Afkei is bare.
TOBACCO-A purchase OF 300 hhds Kennedy was
made on speculation private terms othsrwse Tho sales
are small From second hands ~ bales Ysrs cold at 81
zoe q -.
NAVAL sTOREs-Are very firm aud in small supply
Sales leo or ibis sprs SIC cash and Sc
small white Resin sold at SIS
TEAS-The sale went Of without much change. The
catalogue was nra Is all sold.
sOAP-Ssles 200 bx. Castle a. ete p 10.
FRUIT-Rsus ere 75d2 go win sales 500 bxs. Sales
50G 90 Cocos Nuts - so =
GROCERIEs-ssies 500 bags ST. Domingo Coffee a. 81
d7c ard eco 500 Java lle. Sugar and Molasses
are hrm and In good demand OF CuDa and Porto Rico
OO0hhds sold 565tc mostly for Philadelphia Sales 100
hhds CsrdeIas M0asse Al lsd2oc for tart and
Al suction Coffee sale stopped sfer selling 80 bags
Jaws at le1c.
OILs-The Linseed Oil market 10 unsettled and heavy
Sales 500 gallons English have made Sc
and some small lots 81 6id65c Whsle 10 less arm.
and bh sold here selected 10 the trade al SIC aud
he Eat 500 bbls sold at SIC Manufactured 10 steady
~ and l27c, in good demand RsGned Whale sels al
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Passengers Arrived.

In the ,teanlhis One from cAagres Neg-oyieaas and
Harana-A LohIg, Rev W Bnen. l. Abbott 7
LOeihsri, 7 LOektsrt Dixon, a Z Gaixuel. w Al
boJ Hopkins Jr, Mr. Keruichan, Mlss ksrnlehan snd
seryant Mr. Whiting and servant Sire KincE and servant
Mis. Marscbe ui~ee child Mr. TsyO- and family Mrs
Carer and osUs liter ME- Warner, Mrs Hall Ms
William Thompson. ehiid s1s servant MIRA o Woodrua,
MIR p McMss-er. Mr. Amueng and family, Mrs McE hs-
nv Mrs Yuil Jas Caller Taleoy Msekey. Las0n,
X Hal, A Pehgeu, AzleI Keeper. Holmes. 9
o Keeie, Keei ssrgsret Ke-fe and Il Stanfer-
Fros Chagvs-Csrt ibAgloa, NJ BOnchefr0d, N Van
M Nnssnt z 5 WI cox, u n Foster @ Snowman J Yorks
p syoD, N A Hsct'ey. From H1rIat-John Constable
comb, Don jose S0on y sh9ck. 8slauzafexli, ID %
Miguel Cssse. s. Don Garlic aid family 2seryaats
Frss Haraza-Jusn Prsrs Juan Piano and family Juan
Bnguey, Mann-l PesgerO Beguirs and family de
Arsngo, Manuel Dante, Frsns de Yilsr Juan ca6srzu
Don Jose Psdrso, Jacinlo Pzido. Santander0 Ara-n
tero. vsldeuis, n Pler, R cerushsn. James Peek
y Dslcour John Garcia and SOC, servs 1aspsr Par
cio Johpsop. James Shock'ey FasarciO Ruiz danuel
ssis n yonsx aud wifi, wm Byer aHa family John
Staples, Burdsa
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UsMail Steamer Pacific, Nye Liverpool Z Collins
SHIPS Elizabeth, lBr-ml H.nnsnan Cape hsyu, roPpe
A. Go: Princeton Russell Liverpool FISK HICKS; Acme,
TBrl SomervaiL Quebec w X Tsoscou & Co; British
Oaeen (Br) Bel 81 John. NB saml Osborne; Louissns
shepard New Bedford, LeioniiZ, Jorgenson StJ0an Nb
Schmidt 4 Balchen.
Bark Csndace. Aigue, Shanghai, BuckiIn Crane
Briggs Allen King, Bates Belize, Hond, ! Alexsndrei
Issks Greenaw Eastpor Petrol MGbee, EastPor brett
L Vose; Mary. Fowler, Southport, Hassey Murray Eli
zAbeh, (Br) Hun, Resigouche
schrs Rawfon, Csrpen er ST Juan, Nicaragua. Breu
vose; Native American L-mal. NewburyPOr; Henry
Bsker Mclaughlin, Philadelphia; Westover Mage Rich
mord; Archeaus Sterling. Richmond, Allen Psxsoni
Star, Nb:kerson, Philadelphia -
Shops Essex Corning, Fall River Mount Hope Philips
Taunton A.,
msr, do.
Barge Phisdelphls Nave, Philadelphia
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DIED.

On Thursday. May g. amer . short illness BErsEY
ANN, wife OF William simpson, aged "A years, monhH
Is dsya -
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend her funeral from SIS Ten;s Sstur
day 25ih inst O'Clock Her remains VIII be taken 10
Cypress HUI Cemetery for iniermenl my2fZ.
tucSerh. on TUESDAY mornirg, May 2sd, Mr.. DAVID
SHERRY, Pilot late Hsbos Master, aged u years and
s monshs
The relatives ard fierds Of the family, the Pios Hsr-
Dor Masters and Captains of the port respectfully IN
yitsd 10 attend his funeral from his late residence No Isl
EdFedgest on Sunday snernoon O'Clock, without far
der Invitation The shppisg IN tho pot are requested 10
hoist ther colors half The day Of the fansfal
On Thufsdsy May q, MARY, wife OF Abraham r. Mix
sell In ihs f5th year OF her sge
Tke friends are invited 10 attend tho ianera from 1865 East
Twenty first ct en- next Lords Day, az r d.
On Friday, May "a Mrs ELIZABETH THORNTON
The friends OF the family invited 10 attend her mnefa
on Sunday 18th nst O'Clock from be residence OF her
SOB in-lsw, o. G. Mann, IS Cranbeuyst Brookiyn
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Us Mail steamer Ohio, Lieut. schsnck, Nsw.odeans
May 18TH Havana 2oh specie and passengers 70 ,, oo
going in Havana bark Rspd, Ward, for Nfork
steamship Ceutro spl ssnches Havana 10 ds' In ballast
aid 10 passengers 10 NJ TAYLOR Co. -
ship Mary Hale to Portsmouth, Rollins Liverpool, ~
dsys, meze and ~ passengers 70 master. , and ~,
passengers, to d Hurl5st Co There have been hVe
deaths and one birth 90 the passage % 4. a.. an,
passengers to VIM Nelson
Bark Warren, Mcclellan, Cieniuegos May 6'h, sugar, TO
Ham Orlando tBr) Miller, Newcastle, 1870 days coal, to
BARCLAY Livingston The CAPTAIN ordered our Collector
OF his cabin, saying he could not aioD h 0H ahsr 10
Bark Hercules. (Br) Newton Liverpool 81 d. salt and
$50 passengers to w ~ Tapscou * Co. The II Is ID
BARK Samuel Train, Pummer Gusyams May 9th, mo-
lasses sc, TO Revere Baldwin
Bark FTies (swel ROcher, MessHa, 10 ds, oranges 10
master.
Bark Naomi, (Brl Wright Liverpool, % d. coal, &c, to
Bark Flowers r) Of Uge Stsbb, Bremen, 81 de, ppes
and l25 passenger, to T Pope Pope;
lea- The has experienced westerly gale IN the pas
sage, stove buwarks SC
Bark Wave (Br) Holpen Dublin, a days "A ballast and
Brg Il Long, Long Msyaguez, PR Is d., sugar aud
Co Co 'N''' '''-'D'' -''' ''''' 80
Brig Ann Msrs (B) Drlou Limerick % dsys, In ballast
l78 passengers, to Ghuren, Minturn Co. -
Brig Hermaa Theodor, (Odenourg) Muller, Bremen, -
days, In ballast, and 90 pas.ep gers to Z + Poppe
Brig Henrietta, (of Portsnd) York. Cardenas, 18Th INST
molssses, to } Stevens.
Brig Amanda (Pru..anJ Besback Malaga, 10 d. fruit
10 FrAncfa Co.
Brig Rols B) Felt Dublin, "a DIS, In ballast and iis
passengers. =
Brig Laureua Coggns Para q days, rubber. &c, to
Bishop 4 Co.
IS de, moasses, TO J Whitmave.
Brig Cyrene, (Brl Croscsp, Windsor Ms 10 ds plaster,
to master
Brig Hiram, Croney Windsor, Ms Is ds, plaster to J ii
Braine
Sch oBrian, Peterson aachiss ds, lumber to samp-
son Mayo
Sch New Haven Kelsey Virginia de, wood.
Schrs CYRUS Cham hersn Crowel Boston, days mdZe.
sehr Compliance, Sears Portland, days mdzs.
Schr Warrior, Smith, fhomasion, 5dsys lime.
Below bark, brig
WIND-sunriss N. meridian S, sunset Sc.
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To Mariners.

Notice o. frrreyfH1 n0yks me Florida Reef in Letter
from me ssItvtfsrd,m Of the Coat Surrey he Sseys-
toryQ The 1ye1su,r
COAST suivEY OFFICE, WASHINGTON, May IS. 1850.
Sih In surveying the FLORIDA coast II has been found de-
raoe and prsencable To place signals urn the ree as
hey VIII serve ~ la porart marks show these dangers
arc unless removed By srrden deagn, are hkey Dc
Pefusnert Tor some considerable tine. am OF opinion
That would s1bserVe the Interests OF Navigation 70 give
nsuee or their pos0o and character and would respect
fully nqres, enihorliy 70 ave pubcily the notice
Assistant Gefees infrnis that The steamers ONO ana
Csorgia have both already found these MARKS ussiu 10
her.
l. A signal pole on TURTLE REEF bearing ron ca
sas CTee feet sboys thu water, win o. ares ee rom
the hsse on TIE top conehe upper half painted red,
The lower white
2 Asieral on the PscIFIc RREF, Us Z from Cssars
Cretk OF ibe denso9 she upper Parlof ne cone
pauiss bite ihe l0werre
8 On AJAX RsEF. commonly called he HAY JACK
REEF,l bearing L By N from Gears Cre-s, o ne ssm,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

In barb Wavs ira Dxbiis-Dr Treyer and lady, Mr. Bur-
mage, Mr. RuskiL Mrs Jsae N smith
IN ertg heaa Irsm DubH-John Wsde Catherine Ksl-
icy, Wade Mary Wade Am Wade
steersge. - -
~ brig Mary Ently from Gn1yassa-F II Whitmors.
enlo; arc servsrt Mrs Hear, aud ssrvt OF Troy,
Vsndervoort, MOrri.On Y Reid ="
IN .ap m.mphis, lySn Nsr- Oyisans-John Knight and
and srysnts Rev Ga AID ady, Miss FCIsrk Master
Clark, hr Carroll and lafy. Miss n Havs Miss M Ma.
Ter and child Miss Hammer Miss Barr ars "A WI.
hanson, Mrs Frsmsn, Miss Sessions Mr. Horn Mss-
ter Jacobs, and " In Storage
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delegate to the City Convention Of workingmen 70
be held in this City June S. at Keen's. Ad-
iourned to meet at Convention Hail IN two weeks.
On motion the meeting adjourned to attend en-
ruasse the public meeting of the Bricklayers, &c.
at American Hall last evening, and do all in their
power to sympstbize with their fellow mechanics
This "plan" was read at the Bricklayers meet
ing. and favorably received BY great many pres.
sent and objected to by others.
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PASSENGER sailed.

IN the paekc.shp Queen Of the Yest for Lireypooi-Mr
and Mrs Dunlop and family; nr Wallace, Miss May Wa
see Misc Isabella Wallace, Mr. hiderberger Mr. AVID
son Mr. Collins, SIR Huntingdon Mrs Thurston, Or Tate,
Mrs Patterson. Mrs Hsieti, lcspia'ns w1fsl
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cen by tie annexed table

TIE number OF miles run has Increased rom
2nsl9, to 46O9ss The number of passengers
from 47o,3l9, in 1916, TO 959537 in ls49 the tuns
Of freight from l79,3 1926 to eis,76s.
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ma Ar RE y.

On "wednesday evening, May 2ed al he Charch OF the
HOY Apostles by Rev r. :. Howland, LEWIS MANY 10
NARY Y daughter OF the late rhsddeas B. Smith.
On THURSDAY evening, MAY Is. by Rev b. Crvigh. Mr.
THOMAS w FRENCH. OF Bosiop TO Miss NARY LOU
lSE Eldest OF Samuel De vesG, Esq Of this city
On THURSDAY May - BY Rev J. c. Terrett y. A. COOP
Err to EMILY NJ. BENSON, daughter OF Benjamin P.
Al Msieus' Ohio on Monday, Nay IS by Rev. Mr. Tol
ford Mr. 8 STURGES. OF Zanesyie 70 Miss FRANCES
r. NYE. daughter OF Hon A. Nye. Of Marietta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25

II The President has recognized Godfrey
Weber as Danish Vice Consul for Philadelphia
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fpOken. &c.

May ls lat 81 O. Ion IS 80 bark Agsnora for Cowes and
market
May lat IL 49, lon a S. Br sch Chance from Jersey for
Cape Gsspe.
April H. Tusksr Light bearing w. distant 10 mfes Br
bsk Galahes, from Liverpool for San Francisco days
out.
May lat 49, Ion SO 10 passed ship steering E. showing
red Gag, with black bail 10 the center.
May 90 lat 20 81 lon 81 10, passed ship Hungarian (of
Bosiop) steering T.
May i6 Isi ST. long &C. sehr Mary Ames, from NYork
for Msysguez 10 days out
May ~ Of the csPes Of Virginia. Br brig Ava from Liy.
erposl for City Point
May Il, ASIAN lat 40 30 lon 10 S. pissed large steam
ship, supposed 10 be the Washington steering T.
May ., 80 niles by from The Hook passed ship
showing red Tag with white swallow tail
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srx-vi,es 4 Ss ssr - 10 Moos-sels..... sl5sa
HlsH varER...Msy .
Sandy Hik . ola Gov isi.. liza Hell Gate 10 52s
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California yes.els spoken. &c.

Jan o. lat So 50 s. Ion 81 W. sch Emily Al days fn Bald.
more for San francisco
Feb II, lat a S. lon IS &c. ship Caledonia, Hilton from
Baltimore (Drc 81 for California.
Feb H. LAT "A S. Ion So 49, bark Congress- IS days from
Nv site, for CaforDa-all well
March a. ls N lon Is W. sch Avon Hallst:, from Bos-
ton March p for California
April l6, LAT S. s. Ion 80, bark Sarah Boyd. Whmore
from Philadelphia March ~ for Csifornia-All well
March 81 lat q s. long 80 80 Am schr Jose
phine steering W. probsby Josephine from NYork (Fsb
.O) for San Francisco)
April lat ~ IS N, long n IS W, brig Veto Dutch from
Providence March Isl for San Francisco, all well.
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Ry Telegraph.

BOSTON May 81 Arr brig Isaac Carver, Cardenas, 18th
inst LIEF. barb Hecla NYok ds; brig Mariner B 1ston,
8ds) Brig Ocesn Baltimore, schrs Avon Jacksonville;
Philadelphia; Allegheny Frededekfburg Com Keamey,
NYork. Cid ships TrinUunain, Liverpool; washington
Irving do, Las Leonard st John NIB; baks John MIL
larry, Buenos Ayre Hnduo, Quebec Justice Story Bali-
more; brigs Lesnder. Cape HsyteD Henry w Moncure,
Wmln gton. NC; schrs Richmond and Cohssset, Balti-
more; w Adsms, NYork
PORTLAND, May 2l--Arr bark Canada. Matsnzas
SALEM. May 23-Cd brig Prairie Rio Grsnde.
PROVIDENCE, May 2j-Ar sch. X Hay. Baltimore;
Rio Grande, Philadelphia, soops Mary smith, Kappa
hannock Southport Al any. Sid schfs Southampton, Su
folk Antars =, VI W Godfrey Adeine, Mexico, Anden-
dried, and Frances Hselt Phils sl0ops Rhode Island
l. Lang, and Fashion, NiOfk
The brgs wsshsegs. from NewYork, and Oxford, from
Boston, arrived al Mobile on the l7th inst
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Dtsaster.. &c.

CAPT. JONI srgRLfsG las 81 schr Mary Paeu, OF Eli
zabeIh City, NC, City Point Va Monday last
In the ship Gen Washington from LIVERPOOL IL will be
recoectsd that the wrecked Ia February last
the passage from Elizabeth Ci;y the West Indies aud
the Captain and asen OF by ship bosnd 10 LIVER
pool
THE CossERvAroR, from Liverpool for Montreal, has
been totally Loot In the ce Of The Bird Islands mo date
eiven.) Crew saved
BR BRIG WIsBscH.-A letter from Capt Bufham Of Br
brig Nisbech postsrked Quebec May 49, and addressed
to the Postmaster Of Salem states that his vessel was
struck by eheayy srd sunk In tbs middle OF the Allan
ne" No particulars lTh- Wisbech from Newport
W. bound ~ Salem and had cargo Of iron for the Salem
and Low ell Railroad Co.
scHR SARAH Buck. Rose, from Bangor got ashore on
Bulocbs Point Tuesdey but got OF aes dscaarging
part Of deekoad, without damage, and arrived at Pro
dence neXt day.
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MINIATURE ALSasAc....THn DAT.
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upper part Of the painted r.a a.
lower white 40
On LoSG REEY besrine Of rlro,rs Ksy. .lss ~ a..
sane dHeDsOnstbe upper part Of The cone painted VIVA
the lower part red.
Two heaeons OF similar dn@rsons were also nm, .. 4.
TRIusIPR REKF snd on the FowEY ROCKS bui Nv 800 %
aceideri or design they lately removed Arr
merls however have been made 20 have hen reni.ss
during The first calm weather aud iheir bearings snS -
rsc,er will be 40 follows;
TEIUSFH REEF-E Of Ragged Keys painted rcd sbo,.
vhite below.
FowEY ROcKs-s w from Soldiers Key. white .so,,
and red below.
II wss attempted place a sgsl beacon on Lrnsr,
REEF, Int Il was found imprscuesble
The following lsgge signals and bescfus were put NJ,
hstyeGr ard recently; F
soMrRERo KEYS feet high barrel braces q s.s a..
LooE KEy5S feet bigh barrel braces p feet long e,a.
somewhat 10 The east
WEST sAMso-S5 feet high barrel braces q feet lo,r
SAND KEY Astronomical siauoDb-S6 feet high BARR,
braces 80 feet ong the sides recently boarded up By c
Rncgera
E6sTERN Day RocKs-Near Sand Key; ulspgle IA se,,
poles.
WvsrERN Day RocKS-Nrsr Sand Key; Is FEET ,oles
MIDDLE GRoUsp-Also near ssni Key; triangle 2 e.
poles; the and W sides boarded up
Very respectfully, yours,
Superintendent L 8 Coast Saryey
Hon W. N. MEREDITH Secretary OF The Treasury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-25
Iron our Correspondent.I

PHILADELPHIA, May 24-Arrircd-Schrs John Russ,
King, Richmond; Little saunsers Corson, Boston, Asba-
ma Sears, do; Empire, P,ce Providence; Daeolah Smith,
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garet, boardmsn Boston; Col Davis Marshall NYork;
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