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or consumption. on Wednesday evening Jqne5 cor.
EELiA, youngest daughter Of John w and Nan.g ID ~
lass. IN he &c yesr OF her age
her relatives ard friends AID tose Of her brot IN,
law, jtEin Al5ro, JF respectfully invited 10 sit-ns
her funers on Friday 7h inst 81 O'Clock Prom her s,s
fesio ence Bidridgeb without further iaEtau,n ia,
remains WI. be conveyed 20 Greenwood
tNew-LoDdon CO.. AID Portland mel papers please
eopyD s-s sts
On The tnernoon Of June 8 aner huge-i,S illos.,
hAhOAHET X W ESsELS, wife Of Jscsb " FlsIds
Ire henos OF lie family respectfully iavited % a-,d
ne funeral service al 81 Essi Broafwsv AZ oco-x ~
fndty morning, IN inst without further nOics H-r r
airs VIII De taken 10 Re, Westchesier Co f1r iusr
nert ~ $3.50
On Wednesday, June 5 Mrs MARGARET LEylNs
sgtd lyesu '''''
her funeral vii take place On yrdav afternoon NJ NJ
oloek, ron her late residence, PA Fifht Her fd-,s
ard aeoutiniHr ees, also the members OF lie Yoang N
Carroll benevolznt Association, respectfully Invited ~
s' - 20 go . sI-s ..S~ed- 10 p.
Tie relatives and fends Of TIE family are
viied 10 attend Der uters from her lae .escere IN R.,
fetspAee on Th1rsdAy Afternoon n O'e.oek wi.boa,
hFiher invl,srion. ~ 80 4'
jane AMER lingering iiiness ABN BAEcKER. Jr IN
the I'D year of bis sge -
Tie atives Of the family are respectfully i,yi,ei u, ~,
ierd bs funeral from ths residsnce bis fsfher C,r.s,
Aim Sanchez lo9 Concorc 81 Brooklyn, Friday ansr.
roOn Jane :, Gt2 O'Clock
Jun. ga. MARY SHARP wife Of VIZ. Plammsr IN the
2su year OF Der age
Ths friends OF toe family. also the members 81 Enpir.
Loose 40. - y. Of .. Y are respectfully tayea 70 a.
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LATE FROM JAMAICA.

We have received files Of the KiagsioR Morn.
iRg Journal to the 2s,h ut by the Cherokee The
news is rnialportsnt. We copy the principal iaess
TBk WEArHER-The Mountain districts of this
parish have besb favored for the last two or three
days, with a Ene snd very acceptable shower OF
rain accompanied with rolling OF distant thunder
From the sppesrsnce of the clouds during the last
few days, We imagine it will soon be pretty gene
raj. The drought tor many years past has not
been 90 severely fels in this parish as it has been
during the present year.
The skOp Katinka LETT this port yesterday with
nearly thzty passengers from this city for Cnagres.
There are two or three other vessels 10 leave
shortly. and we understand that they have bad ap-
plications for as many passengers as they can
conveniently carry.
The last Jamaica Gazette by Authority" con
tanned the following civil appointments;
George Abraham Shaw, Esq. 10 be Assistant
Judge Of the Court OF Common Pleas for the Parish
OF Meicalfe.
William Haughton, Esq TO be Jastce OF the
Peace for the Parish Of Metcalfe
George Baird Elliott. Esq. 10 be provis.0o Ily,
and uDul the Lords Commissioners Of Her MSj6>-
tvs Treasury shall give further dIreeEiops tbefgh'
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by Telegraph.

BOSTON, June 5-An bark OAK, Mob e, May 10th.
Brig Teos, CardenAs Nay 1919. Len ships Shaks oere,
wiP Maine, for Providence In ds Marshall OUCH I'm
NYorb Just ART; brig DemaTara, disg
Sch Acaine, Pensacola May l7h. GOTH lat 49, lon II %
ship suiaus. I'm New York for New-Orlas
Scfs BeTuce, Newark; Lawrence, and New-York I'm
NYoTk
CD ship Esther May NYors to load for aiforua; banks
Zion Baltimore; Osk. ard Gem Philadelphia; hrigs Colo
rt Barbadoes; Jas Wallace CienuegOs; Rainbow, Rich
itucio 10 load for Europe Susan, Mobile; Ocean Bai.
q ore; sch Washington WashingtOn NC
NEW BEDFORD, June s-Arr schs VIM Brown Balt-
more; Mead Philadelphia; Cornelia, NYork.
PRONlDEHCE June Arr schs Abemarle, Pantego.
NC: Wilismsburgh, James River Shenandoah, Liberty
Parker Compton. Jones, Cornelia and Empire Phaia;
soops Hero, a bany; Empress, Rondout
WEXFORD. June S-Arr brig Henry, Phafa.
FALL RIVER June 3-Ar schs Thomas, aud Gen Scott
Philadelphia; Harvest, NewYork; Smith, Monitor Perth
Amboy.
BRISTOL, June 4-An sch L Audendred PhlsdsIp hs;
sloop Gszelle, NYork.
WARREN June 2-Arr schs r Burlsy Philadelphia
Sd. School Boy. do; sloop Vermont NYork.
Brig Ohio, 81 Martins, May 10Th. Spoke lsih lat 10 a.
Ion IS q, brig Norah fm NYOrk for Ponce.
Sch BradOre, GonaIves NAV llh. Lsft brig r Ramsay.
Boston IN 10 ds Spoke 2h lat so 30 lon 80 81 brig
Jsne, I'm Portland for Cubs.
Scts Msrbehead, Katahdin. Geo w Snow, Falcon and
Cbocisw Philadelphia; Union, NewYork yacht Secret
Newly York.
PORTLAND. June 4-Cld sch Citizen Baltimore
HEWBuRYPoRT June Arr sehs Empire and Ed
wiz. Philadelphia.
NEW. ORLEANS, May 2a-Ar ship squsnum, Boston;
bark Jeddo NYork.
WILMINGTON, June 3-Arr brig Lincoln. Boston
BALTIMORE, June 5-Arr brig Mary NYork
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NJ a X RED.

On "Wednesday morning. June s. Al SorngSt Church by
Rev. DR.. Campbell, HERMA WENDTto ELIZA JANE
adopted daughter Of 5. Voorhees, both Of this city.
May go, 6y Rev z. II Gaisdsy Rev. HENRY S. La
san TO EMMA LOCKER, daughter OF DR.. JeAu John, both
Of Hamilton Co Ohio.
hercersburg Penn papers viii please copy.
June by Rev Dr. Fisher 10 The Reformed Dutch Church
on brooIne-st Mr. GEORGE ID. CRARY TO Mss MARY
L. dsugher OF Nathan Ssyre Eco all OF n civ
On W eonescay morning, June 5, BY Rev Or. Cutler
son, Of Brooklyn.
Al Eizsbethlown, New-Jerssy, June 5ih, by Rev Dr.
hseee, GILBERT b. WHITLEY, OF New. ork 70
ANNIE daughter Of Berj w. Mlliord Esq OF the former
place
Bristol p June :. by Rev. DR.. Phillips ofNsw-Yark
J W. ROBERTS Of NeW-York 10 Mas MARY dau rbts,
Of HezeAeA hlngey. ffa II ne forner place.
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have received, via San Francisco dates
from the Sandwich Islands 10 the early part OF
April The following are the principal items;
MANY persons were preparing 10 leave the Haw-
Allan Kingdom for California this Spring. Business
ia quite dull at the Islands. Gales have been
frequent during the past Wrnterfand number OF
marine disasters are recorded. The season has
been severe all over the Pacific, Judging from &C
counts we have received from various quarters.
In the high attitudes the weather has been intense
" cOd-gales abundant.
We condense from the Honolulu papers Of April
Ia accounts Of recent disasters in the vicinity Of
the Islands.
The scbr "Speculateur" of forty tuns left Ia
hit, Aug l3tb for this port. Encountered gale,
csp,ized, and was abandoned by those on board,
WHO were twenty-six days on the open sea on
raft, constructed of timbers dashed TO the boats.
They reached the Navigator Islands In starving
condition, though no lives were lost. The Samoan
Repoyter publishes account Of the disaster in its
November number
The brig Tuscan, bound to San Francisco with
cargo Of lumber was dlsmasted on the 22d OF Feb
ruary, and by means Of jury mast reached Homo
lulu on the 18th March Principal part Of cargo
sold at auction.
The brig Brothers, sold at Honolulu, by auction,
in March last for s9,575.
We find in the Honolulu Friend few items:
While the whale ship Philip H. Capt. Wood.
ruff, was recruiting at the Marquesas Islands, a
boats crew left, taking boat After the ship left,
the natives robbed them Of their boat and clothing
leaving them destitute on the beach. The Mar
quesans have, doubtless laid aside the mildness
and innocence Of their natures since the visit OF
Melville among the jewellers in the Typee Valley
The Royal Yacht w anderer,' on her passage
from Tahiti, when approaching Hawaii, picked W
twelve natives who were drifting about at thu
mercy Of the winds and waves. In short time
they W. uld I'll have persisted, as their means Of sus
tanning life were almost exhausted.
SHIPwREcK.-The British bark Caroline Capt
Perry, was wrecked on the reef opposite the har
Dor Of Honolulu, on Monday last. The Caroline wa.
40 days from Adelaide and 100 from Hobart Town
and had experienced a succession of adverse gale:
during the entire passage. She had large number
OF passengers, including several families, and, with
the crew. numbered l02 souls on board For 10 OF
10 days they were entirely destitute of water and
were obliged TO subsist upon porter, and provisions
from the cargo her stores having been also exhaust
ed. She, however touched at Kanai a few days
since and procured supply to enable her to reach
this port
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LATE FROM VALPARAISO.

By the Cherokee we have received files of the
Valparaiso Mercantile Journal to April 90. We
make the following extracts;
The greatest and most prominent feature in our
report Tor this month is the sudden and unexpected
resignation of our ministers TOoOrnal, Reyes and
Perez. We have briefly alluded TO this event in
our paper of the 18th inst. under approximations
that the President woald encounter difficulties ia
the organization Of new Cabinet.
sr. Tocolral and Reyes the two younger minis
tiers have been at the head OF the Government since
June ls49, and though being the leaders of the
conservative party, were too liberal for the const.
tuents they represented This, together, with the
opposition they encountered from Sr. Perez the
coactpg Minister placed barrier 10 their actions
Finding themselves thus iettered while the eyes
ofthe people were directed to them, and the Re
public expecting many reforms under their admin
istraton they resigned to make room for stronger
faction of their own party.
The American steamer New World reports hav
ing seen Her Msjesiy's ships Enterprise and Inves
tiga,or, in tow Of the British steamer Gorgon in
the Straits Of Magellan. These two vessels are
part OF the expedition in search of Sir John Frank
lin, and may be expected here hourly.
Vessels arriving in our port from Rio de Janeiro
or other ports OF Brazil are placed under quaran.
tine, in consequence OF a fever now prevailing in
that country Vessels are TO perform quarantine at
Quintero Bay.
The American steamer Columbus sailed on the
ed inst. tor Panama and San Francisco. Mr.
Morehead, the late American Consul in Valparaiso
is passenger on board of her.
Our Government has granted to Mr.. Thos Sun
derlapd the sole privilege OF manufacturing in this
country figured and plain cotton goods, for period
of eight years, with a reserve that Mr. Sunderland
has TO prosuce goods within two years and half
and his privilege commences eighteen months after
this date, 18th April
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jamaica Markets.

ConeEponfe1ce q Ibe IflUune
KINGSTON, Jsnaica, May q.
The condition OF or make; is unsettled and nnssns-
factory; particularly Is relates the Erhele OF Fsh
have now 10 fret hands, saoaL less than six ennfe car
coca ard this enormous quantity, az might be SUPPOSE
he, bad the elect Of depressing the market 10 degree
that renders sales impossible. The trade, eeng esf@
that holders uus eventually submit 20 tnef lsfl '',us0
10 operate unless al prices rn01s TO the n.srss' H.
49,. ana there IA no doubt that rnoui ios. nus 40
enisied by he mprudeni over shipments 70 lis I'a
The uisilel FOR Bresds'u6s does MOI lnp'oVe
.,,nsin Inc stocI Of -Four diminished TO coa'1s
bic extent ~. 49, Ion ,bf has
We are pleased to be able to report thal ns
s,t sbsed In this city and the adjacent parishes
81 owers have fallen within The past forulgh1 pa s,
from other paris OF the island speak 10
- he ttzipg rains with which they have been "
sS,e5 The NAV rains however, have not yet se. 10 WIN
,beir usnsl force bat such have fsen are 70
Se Gears AZ one time entertained of total loss o. he
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
TRIAL....For TIE Tribune.

BYM. B. W. HoUGH.
We are OF roorer that we wep and yeaned-t Lo'oeA
No, though the fountains OF our love are broken,
And deepest feelings in our bosom stirred
Though we have watched and wept Tor some
small token,
Some sympathetic word.
We are not poOrer,-though our hearts pure
treasure
OF earnest love, is on its object spent
E'en on our watching, dawns holy pleasure
The souls enfrsnchisement-
Yes, has freed US from our earthly passions
In some small measure, that we wePt and
yesrned;
nbsde US scan with care the bitter lessons
In lies hard task we learned.
Fbough DER our spirit roll the deeps Of Sorrow
And dire misfortune seems to rule the wave
M hope, nor comfort, can oar present borrow
The future seems grave
Vet. W. are richer, if to stern endeavor
The mighty forces Of our being bend,
And weaker grow our craven tears, and ever
Hopes rainbOws o er us blend
q. what wealth is this, our daily sorrow,
Our daily longing for the good 70 come,
Oar weary watching for the glorious MORROW
The Spirits harvest home
IT'S the long rain, the awful deep-toned thunder
The fierce warm sun, that makes the green
grass spring;
And the deep trials that we labor under
Are they not quickening
Some good resolve that in our bosom slumoe,eo'
Or calling forth our sleeping powers to ME
Dothey not tell US that ear names are numbered
Enlisted for the strife
O. the stern lessons, we are ever learning
Are giving to our faith stronger wing
Why then would Man escape this fearful yesrn-
iDg,
This wealth Of suileringl
Wat Lsvd,n, NJ Y. Nay g. 1880.
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ND-sunrIse sw, meridian S, sunIei DO, and light
Port Of san Frnncisco-Arriyed.

April Gam sch Orleans. Tinker 100 De I'm NLondOn;
Pori bark Novo Psquete Papos $40 ds nm Lisbon.
Apr Ala fore snd-a schooner entered the Heads this
Afternoon, from The southwark and anchored al SauceO.
April Up n Cos steamer Panama Capt Bal ey, p Dc
I'm Panama f9 ps $500 600 specie; Am sch Gen Morgan
Hsp.hEw Ray ds fn ssnis Cruz II p. AD sch Eagsns
Coemsn lei ds fra Barnstab.e Ms, %; Am sch Moun
Vefron, sisson, lS2 de I'm NLondon, 2 pa
April Sam bark Heeer, Kemp, q hours from Trinidad
Aphhf 2i-Am ship Greyhound claypOle, 4s ds I'm Pana
RS 40 ps Br brig Lord Hobart 9 ds TN Sydney Am sch
April 25-Am BARI RIO, Baker ISIS de fn Providence RI
via 81 Cslherine,, Dec SO Am ship Bru1s Mitchell 60 Do
ps; Am brig Samuel French, Brown l3 de from Esspou
he, Pc; Am brig Agate, johnson, liz ds I'm Machas, Me-
LpfHN-Shp Glenmore, Cope, 81 d. I'm Panama, 10 ps
Br 6k Charge, Franklin, n Panama le Ps; ship Ma
taIeeset Peterson ls5 De I'm so.or y ps &c,
Qoebec; Ealgsrsso So . Pc; u sen Csptaln Lneol1
Weed q d I'm san Diego Pc ons Gen Cooo, fnes IL
do I'm son1sion, TAcAnusno OIL ds 10 company = IN
nun Der; Br brig sAacia Armstrong, 90 Dc Ia NswLsa-
land, Pc; bng Hungarian HArwood ~ de- IN Nfo-A, 3
ps sch l. AEen, Morgan, los DO fun Boston, ID ps
April 2o-Am seh Anonyma- Latham, y De from Hong
Kong brig Annsh swzsey ~ C. m Ss~bnrypors - PEI
Am bng Franlio Adam, feker 62 d. I'm searsport 'ho
81 mary HILL l4l ds In NYors "a Pc snip stephen Bald
win sesnlls.d 2S O. "a Phisl spSs = Pc Srig csnss
o. De I'm New Zealand PEI sch john Ayne Cor~yne, &c
Apr.I Am steamer God Hunter coull.rd. I'm Pane
ma Apnl 7ih R-A.e0 and Acspaico, $50 ps; Am brg
Gsrnstt Anthony 20 cs I'm New YoE. caao 81 d. rs Pc;
70: Am big John Erdors ONe IS d. I'm PAuams 81 ";
An bark CkDero Saun9ers l7s De fn sDgor Nalparsa1
81 g. pa Am sch Roe S~asey. . do I'm Honolulu 81 ps
Am brig GeorgiAEa, Brown, 81 de I'm Valparaiso ps
Cleared.
April 2o-Am srh E13ous, Wilson, Monterey Santa
Rsrbsrs. and San Diego 10 De- An brig NJ Jones Daing
Valparaiso; Brsm ship Pauline Slejs singapore; Am bE
L Everett Cefioo. MAzzlan, = pc.
ApTil 22-Am sch Sierra Hevsda, Edwards Trinidad
Bay Is Psi An sch John Storey, BleAeiow, Trinidad Bay
50 %.
April zl-Br barb Aseosh, Rooney, Maxaian; Br brig
Pepie, Luce, Islands, PSI An brig Republic, Beverley
Panama, -,
Aprll .4-CLil ship Felix Prince Valparaiso; An big
Baker frn BAY ~ %, Am shiF Hampton Davis lads;
b. barb jar d ION Nhnwel Aaolls Pc An bark 10.
sepbine, Haley, CrSz, Am brig aarv glleu (;sa,
OfeEou, PEI mig Isabel Warner Trinidad Bay, IS ps %
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Foreign Ports.

Honolulu, April 2-rhe following vessels arrived A.
Hopoluu curing the morih Of March March 3 2r big
Tepic Luce, - 90 I'M sFrsncisco. Ar Am bark AdNo
BurrOws m Ny ork vs Valparaiso; Am sch Roe swssey
Y Do I'm sFrai csco; Am ship OXnsrd Cole p ds fm
Frarcsc,; Am wh ship Me, Case, I'm harqaes's, 7oo
bis VI: Br brig MagsIet Mcleod, IL De I'm SFrancisco
Am siip Jacob Perkins Collins 50 ds IN sFrancsco..
5h An bark Russell Codd, I'm SFrsnctsco; Br brig Enter
prise, Lowering. 60 90 fm Auckland; An VIII ship CoP1
Tabor fm Soc IT, 20 mos, 10 wh, 100 sp...ef Anvil
ship Caroline Plsskeu I'M NBedfd, 100 VII ldl sp Bro
whsh'p Hsyrer Guzmsn I'm Bremen, $50 PHI, An
shir Norman Rrs N - I'm sFancisco. =. SIN Or bark
Eudon. Gourey 20 d I'm Hora towni Am shi Liverpool,
Wes' g ronhs 2.tQ %, Ain snip Saraiofa haHinge,
nos, 20 h 95 y; Am big Brnthsfs Soue....llih,
Rr LoTchA 81 ArtreW. ia ksr, fu Hong Kong An bark
Maria hArsor, 10 Is I'm San francisco; II, Br bark
Mac m Smith G d 10 San francisco. Br bark inchr.
nan Pierce Is Is I'm san Francsc Am bi Tuscan Wa.
der in distress hn Boslor; 49, Bf bark Fee Dgney a "a
I'm "a lso; 81 An ship Republic, Austin q An bark Sac.
raueuto. Tucker fr San Fame &C.; & bga Deborah Ma.
chsie IS de I'm Sycnev: % Brship CeqleUe, Elo q de-
fm san ancisco Br bark Caroline, Perry lie fm Ho
bart Town wreck on the reef Msrch 2h
Cleared for his port, March -, Am ship Russell via La.
hRnal and Br hfig Deborah
SHIPPING IN PORT, Apfil 2-tm sch FAIRY FORESTER,
Swetusnd II W brig Pscifco Bogue; Am shp D-ucale-
Luce; Am sch Roe Swbsey; Br brig Enterprise Lowering;
Br bark Eudora, Gucriey; Am brig Brothers, Sonle, br
Lorcha st Andrew, Barker; Am bark Maria Mat son; Am
brig Tuscsr. Nader Rr bark Bee Dnnley;
Arr al Port Royei, Jam lSh ulL brig Hantfess, Cork,
Georgetown DC, via Hampton ROsds.
At City OF ST Domingo May H. brig Vernal Dexter for
" w-York In de.
Al Zanzibar March 9, bark Lewis Wallis for Salem
soon
for New Yok soon.
Anat Quebec msyS0 ship Adelaide MetesL Scott New
York 9h, via sydney CB bsrt Champion, Cochran New
Oresrs Apr IS. SlsL ship Chss Saunders simpson,
do, Apl e, (Gfler being ashore al Popes Harborl
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, june.

tend her hrrersl on Friday Tih Inst Al NJ from her
~ ~ Co. 60 .,,..r,cs ia6 p
lure 5h Of chronic disrhes Mr. SAMUEL T. B PER
~. =. sgeu ~. -, ...r .ser,oon from
- ...iSsnre ~ hi. unrle Mr. Joseph Lvernore =,
t,st 80 o,cccE TIE friends u the family are iiVi'd
20 .rerd The funeral without further notice u.vu,u
Al he Tanrisu Hotel, Msy le, suddenly, MISS HANNAH
p GITBERT OF New. York. sged = yeafs-
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Passengers sailed.

T. ,,,,.,,;, ry,o,., for HqhGrr asd Lise-poo-J.nss
Scout lacy and esid Schmidt and a., n Soloa'n,
efJer,l CO Brocs Toronto; Mr. Coorer Col We,hsr-
all srd adv M BrocS aud ladies' mrs 51is Mss ter
r Pere hoy 80 seIvs9c hhe1i A'ss sna IA a.
uslcs = Child. Boston; NJ Csra- G esanzategin, Oa-
horesi EYoTt Dies lady and RShdren Tenn, NJ X
MciIvsne. John Il BaTsby. Kough. O W Dow WIN y
ast JOHN DsHey Geo Tro and lady ksv = . ha Z
join Ginosr. At Evans. W Barclay, 3 smrdee,
G PorSio Hagurs; B 81 gel DO; Mr. Dickson, MongO.
fners: Fowrnier. Mr Moore, EewOrieanE Balfolr "a
Res}rsnt ? Lubbreu. Pilot Lady and Me. Pilot John
Lsxrie J Richardson 7 Towers, H Gascoigp. R An.
der,op South Carolina Mr. N.es and son Rflari. Mr
Grsrdison, Dr. Wood; DR. A II MIN DR. jog Lesy,
Schmidt NOfeans; Z Thomkinson, Kldston, Scotland
Carson, Blateey, Jama ics; w Miller, Geo BlcSing'
ham siehhus Ar5uihnot Pliisburg; Robinson Plea
ssuis Birkle DR. CensL Becuel and son, HESS, Mr.
Grieee r Smith. meizer, Naigo Mexico; ar PeeE,
Bov ers Capt Willouqhby RN, James Taylor HaGenden
Mr. Griffin, Teale II Caun John 9hns9n NY X Scal-
dre:t J Bora. John West. Stern. w Gray, Isaac
r n Miller VIM McLaughlan, Philip Mcintosh Rev DR.
Murray, WIN Crighton Lendecz Lsudecs' u LhNge
Mr. Eye, Mr. Dand-l2s.
ard lady, Allison Reihbun, Sir John Campbell, Mr. saod
grsss-7. Total 1856
In bark hovaI S4ron from Bassorc J5r San Hyaneise1
Jruss II Neville and VIM 7 sg.I3e, Coz Wan Mcneil Pc
Ter sharp Paul Blunt John Elliot and - Wuioaznby
IN Iy9 Oe,aril from Nsls- Orleans Nay q FER Chagre
srsRogers Boose, hr Pomassa, lady son ard servant
ter Thos Carter Rob Campbell ard LADY, Mrs Bosert
Hamilton lady and child, Chss BernoL Msuhews, John
Palmer, sdy ard four children, Chas Sacfsssa S.sye'
son. Jno MCGiiOwney, " Bowen Chas Neecgan, y Il
Gbson Hye, c Huc' inson ThOs Kelly ChaA beg er,
ard dsughler Crsins Robinson. Chas Hyer K Jonr-
son. Z " Webb, @ NJ DOscer, ThOs Fotger, e Esrhoi,
NJ Toole An Hsuschsnd Jas PoThessan. LacranQ,
+ F Allen. Jno THUS, Robi Curr.e Ou'd l. Lev
L. 7 Jones Peterson X eleven. ines. Thos Pa-r-
son Misses Charlotte ard Louisa after son. Thos wooster,
" Cowley. Hunt, " Brown, Jno Lincoln; Ja0 Ltmb'
r Mo,E Tbos Strickland. J. Vose. Edward Chandler,
This murray J RGiclG Edward sharp and vile Leo
Simpson wife and Daughters, Soi Williams Ross
Pinrersr Ed Roule5 Thos Davis I'd Mosey, Jno FEsach
ard daughter . -
Ia sbp Suirgn from Neu- Orleans May & for Ne7 York
Cant Stanton lacy children and servant Ma Palmer,
child rem servant Mr. Devine and servant hS harE-
ness 3chidren and servant MIRA Beknsp, children and
servant and sim
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Sub Collector. Landing Waiter and searchcr of Her

Sub Collector, Landing Waiter and Searcher oil Her
Maiestys Customs, at Old Harbcr.
3 Horstio S. Cross, ESQ. To NJ professionally aa1
up,ii ,pe LORDS Commissioner Of Her Mslesys
Treasury shall give further directions ,here Lana
ing Waiter and 6earcher Of Her Majesty '-di-
toms, Kingston.
% recognize as Vice Con, al OF the U,ited States
Of Americs at Port Morant, Charles Smith Bar
clay Esq.
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Sailed from Zanzibar Feb a. bark Charleston Paciss
L.wis u months 'ui, $50 bb.s oil, for cruise
heaIc non, Ocl ~ a. clesas islAads Pergyia, Nan
90 ~
Arr A. New Bedford. June ship M5ss Eidridge Ncr,h
facnc Ocean sandwich ssuds with 80 bbis 50 lac
DO WI OIL spoAe Jsu H. Sf % :, lOn i9 " bark New
ten Waison. NJ, ceen sl wei frr Japan Sea, May G,e
hi 81, lon IS - hsk MsuanOsru Wing WestpOTi CD
2 H. s 50 - ~ on b- So spoke brig AnnAwAn Mat.apo-
ser. ikish board sssiwsrJ.
from Nantucket, 2 ship Levi sisrbuck, Agen New
BEDFORD
AutI Msrsp iset Sd, ha1k Willis. TsbeF coast OF All.
Cers Nerd T. ards Nav 3 with fn cargo GO M
~ Guc 90 do hun Ihsck OIL spoke April H. c 81 AnhO
ny ts'k Pretdeul Sow le, Neslper lei mOnhs cut $50
% Oncuong 200 sent home snd 10 VIII.
SD from New Bedford June shp Roscius Wlzsoy
Pfefc Ocesn; bark Andrews, Nye, do
Cleared from Boston June 4lh, bark Ro,hschid Small
North and South Atlantic Oceans whaling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

ACCIDENT FROM BLAsTISG.-A man named Ar
thur stringer, while employed in blasting rocks yes
terday morning at the corner Of Clermont aud Mgr;
lie avenues, was seriously injured in the face and
hands by the premature explosion Of the rock which
he was loading His face was horribly blackened
and disigured, and his hands cut by the pieces Of
stone which were thrown in every direction. The
poor fellow was carried to his residence, where
every assistance was rendered him. He will prob
ably recover. Brooklyn paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-06

BRIG WATcHNAS, Thomas, from Philadelphia for Lynn,
before repored) LETT SOnngton early Sunday morning.
and sboui 81 O'clock the wind being ght drned
F,hers Island Reef opposite NappeFee Point where she
soon sher biged, and filed with Captain and crew
saved. II Is thought !hal the vessel and cargo excepting
sails ind nj ging, sin be total loss The brig Per-
kins Gkey also from Philadelphia for Boston, with coal
struck the reef but got or supposed without much
damage and proceeded.