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hrs beris MTs Brown. Roberts, Mr Blown, $ Free
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Rogers Weave, Hhveu, ar Rober, 5 Dlnklsspie,
swenlon c Morse svt LDickner T ) Hopkins Il iaiga
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Ro5ger,; BoIsn, McLeisn, w McLeilen, McI.si,
lsp, Hobart Fitzgerald. Knowles Taylor X Taylor,
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sey Lia'ey Z, Edsecomb F'.; J Williams, L
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West, G0fhsn, W Mitchell Mayer, Miller
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q Diamond, C w GoTdaD, Curtis, smrgesJ Williams
} McNulty, Warren Crandall, CTandsll w Craniall,
Henry Picks. Jas HOught, Ross McMehan, Thomas Nc.
Gu Tough, A NJ Chute den, David Jackson RObars;
John Brown, Ashley TlbOr, VIM Lose, jas Espes John
Watkins W GaTwn. @ Bentc III, q Birso, A Flambsrt
FumberL W Kelley Mr. Macon Mr. Philips. Vim Hart q
Geo Lee Jas Schenck S.lbsy. W Wool, w O. Robinson
Briggs, w Case, denry Cook. Merrill Sia Rau.
dali + n Field Geo DulbaT, o Freeman, u ii freeman
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Conn,A L King. + Selck, ) Abbott James II JACK
for, A Goldschmidi, Elsisce, Tretson, Keller II
Cone James bOwlOn, II KellL q Bracket ~ Ayres,
Januah j, A Robinson, II EsarhaIO, w Jennings, w
Peckhsm, T W Woodwork. J II Squire, 4 Bloomfield,
II Dsr- W Martin. EDDY VIM Mclean, Van In
ger, II Morgsnhon, Pollock A Barney, r Eree.snd,
J Lane, V DOwney, Chss Fam -, Mr Hubo VI Barker
NJ Bluc!LoL Andw Geyge Jas A lie; NJ EAIrchl.d
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SECOND KOkRD.
MONDAY. MaT Is

The Stock market to-day has been generally
quiet, but in Harlem and Erie there was consider
able activity, and buoyant feeling Harlem
went to 59l, and Erie to -. Farmers Loan also
improved. Erie lst Mortgage Bonds went to LOG.
In Governm ents there was fair request, and the
market was firm.
The Exchange market stiff st 9lGlO p ct for
Sterling bat the demand is moderate Francs are
5.27i 95.261 for first class. The supply Of Ex-
changes is limited and bat for the moderate de-
mand rates would advance On Hamburg the
rate is 35l a $50; Amsterdam, 40 94oli Bremen,
79d7sI.
There is a rather better feeling in Freghts, and
more offering Cotton, 500 to 1000 bales were en-
gagged at IS sterling; Corn held at Sd with 2ld
offered; Deadweight IS los Naval Stores, Is 3D..
To Havre the rate is nominal at 4c To California
moderate amounts are going at 60 a Csc preferred.
Three vessels were chartered for the Provinces
The Money market continues very abundanty
supplied, and the rates Of interest tend downward
Strictly first class paper goes at 5d6 q cent. Loans
on call, 4ia5 y cent. and good, steady.
The steamer Of Wednesday will take some
silver, portion Of it for the British Bank OF North
America.
The amount received at the Sab Treasury today
was s67 ,29s, paid $50, s3. Balance, s4,646, 400.
The President Of the Stock Board was reelected
to-day.
We find by the annual reports OF the NewYork
Railroad corporations, that the average number OF
passengers carried daily on each road, during the
year 1919, allowing 3l3 working days, was as fol-
lows:
Utica and Schenectady lCe3 Long Isl with Jam RR) SO
HUDSON River 79 dsys)lO Albany w. Stockb7dge 43
syracuse and Uca... 9il Rel s,elser and Saratoga 5o
Ne0York and Erie... 95 ssraog and Schsnecldy SO
Auburn and Rochester. 9nl Buffalo and Niagrs Fal5 32
Albany and Schenectady 100 Saratoga and Washington %
AubGrn and Syracuse. GO Osweso aud Syracuse.. 30
Troy ana oseenbueh 90 sehsnecAdy and Troy 20
ToDawBnds ........ 62j Lewiston ............. l05
Aiica and Buffalo 6O7 Hudson aud Berkshire. 30
AS regards the Hudson River Railroad the av-
0T.ss 20 teAe q days. sai.rine tn poehsAi. be-
fore the Ciiy track laid, and - days to New
Hamburg, closing with December. Only three
daily trains then ran, each way. Since April,
the daily average on this Road has already ex-
ceelcd 1000 passengers. There can be no reason
TO doubt thai at an early period, the travel this
road will equal that of any other railroad in the
United States The importance Of completing this
road to Albany, without unnecessary delay De-
comes daily more apparent.
The transfers Of Stock at Washington, TO foreign
account for the week ending May 10, was sl2l,350,
making s3,445,562 since January l, not including
coupon Stocks of which no record is kept. United
States Stock transferred at Washington on foreign
account, from January to May ., 1850:
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LABOR MOVEMENTS.

Tonight the Central Commission of the United
Trades, lGerman) the American Cabinet Makers,
and the Upholsterers, will meet at Hillenbrand's
Hesterst the Manufacturing Jewellers at Riey's
Filth Ward Hotel, corner Of West Broadway and
Franklin.st; the Coach Painters at the "Head
quarters" corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sts; the
Plumbers at Keen's Fourteenth Ward Hotel, cor.
ner of Grand and Elizabeth SITS. and Operative
Masons Society at &c Prince st.
JoURNEYNEs CoRDwAISER's SOCIETY ON THE
LADIES BRAScH.-A very full meeting of this
new and powerful Association was held at Keen 9
Hotel, corner of Grand and Elizabeth SITS Mr..
JAMES DooLEY, President, and Thomas Fenelon,
Secretary. A thoroughly protective Constitution
was adopted setting forth the advantages of MON.
in order to improve the condition of all members of
the trade, and from the excellent spirit which per
vaded the meeting we have no doubt they will be
successful in their efforts 10 improve their condi-
ton both pecuniary and socially, provided the vari
plans Of relief be fairly and freely discussed
AL who work on the ladies branch can become
members by paying the initiation fee Of % cents,
and monthly dues OF l2s cents.
Proper provisions are made for the collection of
these dues, and the disbursement of benefits 10
workmen thrown out Of employ by adhering to the
Society's Bid of Wages, (which is 10 be drawn up
by Messrs. Barnard Ssntsgan. Matthew carpen
ter, Stephen Dunn. Michael Murphy and VIM
Warren, who have power 10 add to their mum.
ber) The officers Of the Association are to be
q President, Secretary and three Trustees, aud
are to be elected quarterly. In case Of strike,
single men are allowed IS per week trsmping
money, and married men IS, beside 81 50 for 9
wife, and 30 cts. Tor each child under 10 years, 50
long as the strike lasts. Any man geing TO work
In shops which are declared n be on a strike, is
fined g., sno scabs' are subject TO fine of not
less than ~. and not to exceed o.. The Constitu.
.ion can be amended after a proposition beng
made to meeting ia writing, then referred b
Committee, when, If they report favorable, the
Constitution csn be amended by vote o. three
Durtlls Of those present.
Several interesting speeches were made BY
ne nds Of the oause. and before sdjcusaing Nj.
)ooley. the President OF the Association SAID Il
vas the daiy OF the Society 70 support and adver-
se in those papers oniy which faithfully reported
heir proceedings, which BE declared 70 be the
iio6e and JlftvKc, papers which really rymps-
lized with them aud who sept working men 20 I
ote their proceedings. iMesscs Tuner AID Hen I
erscni; whose support was far move valuable thRn
"a OF these which took every Oscssi0n 10 insid-
lsly stab them pa1or :ae gase Of pretended .
endship. These SENTIMENTS met BE ylcvs OF
present ard the meeting di0lrned. Tho nisss-
wAs gbx more Auasi~. vas suap Tic ,sry s.v-s -.e
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FIOUR AND MEAL-The Flour market is down sgs'n
for low and medium grades eq, ns 9etsT se
ION The supplies large, the receipts today oens
shout 5000 bbs The sac: are re v Dos s1a .t.y.
State S55 i2t for avoris State, 25d5 20 for Michigan
and coed Ohio and e2 as IS for pure Gsnesee fances
ard xtrHs 20 al m prices In Southern descriptions the
msEets not sctive Sales 100 or 500 bbs 50 for
mixed ard straight brands Mea is firm, with sales 800
IBIS JerGey 94ds3 Rye Flour 81 - and scarce
GRAlN-FOr Wheat there is fair inquiry, and the mar
ket : scarcely fr Tie receipts are moderate Saes
Sooo bush prime Genesee at 1876 ara lOO 40 Gam
aged Western Al soc. Com IL easier, with good inquiry
TIE supplies are fair Sales $500 bush al 5sd69le for
heated 6lG65 for fiat and round white 6la Tor ssIen
mixed. part arrive, Is for Northern and Jersey yellow
ana So ds4 for Southern yellow Rye Is Taiher easier
Sales eco 1900 bush st 5sc delivered Barley remains
heavy Sales eco bush q! SIC Oais are without cnan &c
but heavy Sales Northern 42e45c, Jersey at % ic
Southern scarce BlackEyed Peas are held At 81
sn9 75f,Tdge III le usH.I me
PROVIsIONs-Tbs market for Pork is frmer, but the
sales are small The TRANSACTIONS are $50 40 bbs At
10 S7i a for Mess and ssds - for Prime Sales loo
bbs Prime Mess on private terms 10 Beef there 70 nIe
The views ofbuyers Sales 500 cs Picked Hams good
&c Lard also held firmly with sales $50 ties and bos al
@, and 200 or $50 kegs at &c q 10.
sEEDS-ssles 10 bills Rough Fsxseed al leoc showing
decline The speculative inquiry for Clover continues,
with small sales old at s. de In Timothy there nothing
GRoCERIEs-sugars are at and some sales have been
made at ic decline Sales Of cargo Of Cuba Moases at
l7ic for dstpg Rio Coffee cold to some extent at s.e
OILS-The auction sale Of Dutch Linseed Oll went OF
with some spirit TIE lot duplicated, and tbs sales
reached go bbls The range IS TO Sc nearly 100 bbs
selling at the lower hgure OfEngsh some sales have
been made at 70c Whsle s active al the East and about
l00 bbs sod at SOC as II runs and l0oJ GO 81 &c Cfads
Sperm IL held at He
BONE-SOne sales Northwest have been made here Al
Csc and at the East large sales at SIC FOR Northwest and
35jc for Polar
HIDES-Are held firmly We hear Of 5000 or 5000 Bae-
Ayres al Isle mos; and at Boston, for this market
about 1000 CslforuiHs al Ice, mos.
TOBACCO-Is dull aud declining. Buyers are waiting
FEATHERS-ssles I5OO u at SIC for common and Sc
for sirc ly prime.
LEAD-As heavv A sale OF 900 pigs Spanish WAS
n sde supposed at S5 with interest
BEEsWAX-Smail Gales Yellow making al 2jl
q &c, cash.
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Bhgs Gen Worth, Radenf, Portland; Excel Talmsn,
ssvsrnah Lucy, Harris NewLondoo: Harp Cam, Wind
sor, Nj kunynede (Br) Prince. 81 yohns NE, Law
renee; Bows Elwood, 81 John, NIB.
setrs Boston, Kelly, Philsdeiphis. Minerva Myers WI
N ngion, NC; Emily, kichos Charleston, Dunharn DE-
mon; Mary Jane Bentley Norfolk; Fsvorile (Br) Higgs,
bermuda, Middleton &C, Ann Hopkins Petersburg, We,
J. Hunter CO. 0phir, lnsrahsm Gloucester Marus,
Aimes buekspori; Sarah Jane. Sawyer, Nassau, NIB.
Barge Orb Yspp, Philadslphia.
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nifed States Reresae and Erpn9ire for ne year ending


The shipments from the port Of Boston - Cali
forhis from the 9Th to the 10Th inst have been:
Lumber NJ 1911 shingles NJ 1877: clapboards
$4,000 stores and houses ,; plank $50 boards
l,270 timber pcs soc; bricks 100 600 fence stuff
bdls % building material pkgs 4e9 windows
bids SO lsths 1900 pickets 1900 alchohol bbls
s apples bbls u.s. boats nests ? boats >; boots
and shoes cs 2o9, hooks bx bedsteads pkes So;
carriages cs & candles bxs 100; cigars IS 3; Gig
ars bxs Il cheese bxs 4 carpets ca >; cider bxs
1885, cider bbls IS drugs pkgs 4; duck bales ?;
-four bbs 10; furniture bxs &c gin pipe glass
pkgs 2; hams ties 60; hats case, &c. pkgs p; iron
bids l9i lime putty bbls 200 lard cases 3 makerel
hi bbs 10; medicines bxs 5 marble bxs 6: mdse
bxs II molasses kegs los nsils kegs 9 oysters
&c bXs ~; planning machines pork Of bbls PIC,
pork ebls 20; posts Al pianos paint kegs 10;
pickles kegs So pickles bxs 20 preserve bxs 90;
preserved meats bxs al rife steam boiler &c
sugar bxs i5Oi sundries pkgs IL saleratss bxs
Al sofa stoves bxs 3l7; scales bxs o seeds
Dbl ; tool pkgs Is; tin bxs 6 tin ware cs ;; to-
oacco bxs 70; trunks 2; window weights bx
wire bids wooden bales 4.
Subscriptions to the Albany and Rutland Raj I
road continue TO be freely made.
There are already petitions before the LeeisIa.
sure Of Connecticut for several new Railroads;
one from Tsrihyle TO Windsor; one from Stamford. /
through Danb1ry. to Hpusa'opic; ard another from
vsl,0sry " Nv. - ----
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d I E d

On Monday, May IS, JEDEDIAH B. HULL aged 50
years 6 months and days.
The friends ard acquainances Of The family the
bers OF Nj MoriAh Lodge No q Of The Masonic raternty
end the Ship Joiners respectfully iayed 10 attend his
funeral this Tuesday, afternoon al o'clock, at bis late
residence, 80 Lewisst
Az Parslppsny, y MAY T. aged 2j years and months
JOHN s. WALDO. son OFFS. l. Waldo OF this city.
On Monday May - Al tie Pear-s House si.er a short
Mness, CAPTAIN JOHN BRIGHT, aged - yeafs
Is has been long known = shp.nsster 9Om this port
His remains have taken TO Waierown Mass C1r in
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Spoken. &o.

No date lat - e. lon 6 So sch Johna0r (cf Pro
vineetown I'm Boston for Cape Hsyu
MAY 10 lat 40 90 lon II q, ri NeS York, bound
Same day, ship Adelaide (of Boston, Me;eais, ksnee
was passed, Steering T.
May si q H. lon 81 o. ship Mar Mary Clover. Aeuss
was signslled, board 4.
NAV To- lA Sc So Ion II - ship CAST D. hence FOR Brer
May 10 lat 81 S. lon IS as bsk Malias, from Bosoc 81
April s. lat 49, lou 50 S. brig Anne Eliza Jane q s,,
I'm cork for Mir Amschi, with Hsnmast AID mAiniopnts
sprung
May T. lat a 10, Lon 81 20 sehr Aren-, I'm Boston
No dste AT "a 10 Ion S. Br bng Clarence I'm 81 Dorts
April 10 IS niles ives, OF Nantucket .hip Dsvo.,s,c.
hence for New Orleans.
May lat g Ion 70 So bark Mssschasets I'm Na,snz,s
for Cowes
APhl IS lat IS ION So ship Albus Gregory tn Lv.rDOO,
for Baltimore
April 49, lat IS p lon So % schr Gordon Of Boso,
steering WSW, with loss OF oretopaaal iprobsby 80
Canton, Story. I'm Boston Meh p, for California ~
April H. LAT 50 II ", long 25 80 W. was seen h,,.
steamer steering Z, had no steam, wlkd blowing q Re
from SW.
April IS lat Is 49, long "a 10 ship Claiborne, FIN Nswor
leans for Bordeaux.
May lat 50 IS long 10 50, Br brig Jane Aisou from
Carcenss for Liverpool.
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Altogether under her direction, and left the box
witt her. The Prosecuting Attorney did not urge
a cor yiction, and the Court charged the Jury that
there appeared to be no evidence against the de-
fendsnt The Jury acquitted the accused and be
was discharged The Court adjourned.
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MAR IED.

At Ryerhesd, on Wednesday evening, May |, By Rev.
f. w. Sizer, hr. GEORGE w. PETIT OF New-York. 10
Miss MARION C. eldest daughter Of John Perkins Esq
OF the former place
On Monday May IS, by Rev. Charles H. Read Of Rich
mond, Va. JAMES WARREN MD 10 MARY NOEL,
daughter Of the late Carat N. Bleecker.
On Monday, Mly 10, By Rev J bowling Mr.. HARVEY
WOOD. to Mics MARY GILMORE daughter Of Benja-
Gilmore. both OF this
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Nev.Yorh CartIs Market. MONDAY. M,y Is.

AT mARKErrIi.gc Besvss Gsoo southern. rsmainde,
from this State and the East 70 Cows and Csses ana
25sa Sheep and Lambs =, - Ia.
BEFyEs-The market for Beeves the past wees "a
shown an az Usual degree Of sevfy The Inferior qaae'
shSy decided Improvement upon the prices o as wees'
and an advance noticeable on the better linda Bust
ness today closes brisk at ssy from 80 TO |" CIVIL
COWS AND cALvEs-Hs7e also been In better de-
msnd ihsn for some time past SAFES were mahe - "0iH
SO 10 s5Od42 50. Al sold. A.
for sheer ard IS TO 80 for Lambs. 100 lefs over.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT or HEw.YOkK. ....HAY "A, 1850.
MINIATURE iLsAsac..-rsrs DA'

sIsIArrE. iLsAsic... THIS DAY.
sys-h-.e.. "a ses.-..I % Moos-ssls -. 3 ga
EfsH WArEK....MAyI4
sspd- HI. SIN Gov Isl..lo 46n Hsr Gsie.. 7u
~ Fer oGs Mar .as I..1lgsaes, zee Sers4,I Pace II
Cleared.
Steamships Cherokee, Wincle, Chaxres HOxla-d As
pirwG Georgis Perez Chssres Roberts; SouIhern-
e. Berry. CLaT4eeto1.
81 pc Mississippi, Bryu, e 1sbe- Cook sni,h Ga
I.ck Adsms Liver poo. spo ord. TieIn CO. John Bar
rsy Bsssey, SEA- frsreisce, Hgss-y 4 Murray, Emma
Hyns. tP'usl Scresu~, ;tnnurg Beck 4 Herhs,eL
Strts Industry, (Br1 " sde, Quebec Gnanen Mirf,rrs
c C.sye-,e. c-l-a T.; g Js-s-:-. : s,..e-1a
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Brig IAshs Dometi from Boston Jsn is) for Casoy,.
was al Rio de Jsneiro IN ut She had experienced tvc
90 ere gales one on the 2sh February Ia n Ion D -
w IN which she lost both fopgssnt msss and tie osss
on he 17th March IN lat IL s. len 81 w In which shs or
another main iopgs liant mast and several other sras "a
arrived Rio the 18th OF March and on no ID OF A,r
WAS nenrlv ready for sea Oh hands well. ="
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Markets. ..cA.rSuLLr EXPORTED FOR TEE rRIsrsE-

MosDAY, MAY -
GAsHFs-Are in fair demand, with sales % obs Pots at
s 90 ard Pearls al 81! al 50.
COTTOS-Is In good shipping inquiry. snd the market
10 shade better TIE sales 800 bales
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Ar al Wesport 10Th inst. brig Leo idss Cornell Iudsn
Ocean ST Helena March "a with go bbls sp OIL Lessbrk
Noble Glover OF and for Sag Hsrbor next day 1850 VIII
MAY g. lat "a 50 n, Ion Is W. boarded brig Scion, Hespo
4 blk hsh.
eier from Capt Cole Of ship cowper, OF NBed0srd,
reports Der Hong Kong Jan hsd taken leo bos oil
stree leaving Sandwich Islands when abe bad % sperm
1890 VIII lSsiled Feb IS from II
letter from Capt Barton, Of ship lafayette, OF Warec,
RI dated Apr ih si &c, reports her 10 mos out viii
Geo bills an oil-sll well.
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BY Telegraph.

PORTLAND, Msy Il--Arr brig Alston, Richmond.
CID sch Compliance, NYork
SALEM, May Esd sch Victory, Geor Eet0wu, c.
BOSTON, May l3-AT bsrks Oregon, Marseies, Feb
3; OIloTa, Antwerp, March %, GfamPus, Cardenas,
lst inst
BARK Virginia Ann NOreans 27tb ult Spoke 10Th inst
lat 40 10. lon IL ship Devonshire NYok FOR London.
Bsk Carlos AoDiIe brigs Bessie, Liverpool March ID
II b Crosby. HAisnkts.
Brig Golden, fn sisal 2ih us Len s sch Frt bound
on cruise.
BIZ Josephine EOrlesns, 2lstu Saw 2l inst a four
nasied ashore Pelican Reef; lh, of n shoa,
spoke ship GirseY, liverpool tor NYork
ETgs PBuiLe, Plns Mechanic, NfOrk; schs A NJ Loni-
erei PetersbrrP Edith Richard and Bsy State Norfolk;
SArsh Moor, Angelica and Eliza Leland Baltimore; LII.
Ice sGurder-, Il Harris Rio Jerome and Julia Ann,
PbLs; Seginaw, Albany; NIOrk. and A Sawyer, NYork.
CID chip Louisa, Calcutta; banks Ly sander, San Juta
Cuba Sarah n Snow, 81 John NIB 10 load for Bristol
Fancy, New-Onesn.; briggs Legh0rD, Cardenas; Palm 81
Peters, Carleton Ssyonnah Nauragsugus. savannah;
Unite q States Georgelown sc; CeuHer, Richmond.
NEW -BEbf ORD, May ll-ATr, Marcia, Pacific, 700 sp,
1850 VII 30 o0o bone Spoke FEB H. lat Al lon Il, ship
Timer Sag HaTbar 60 sp.
Gig LsoL.dss Indian Ocean, 81 Helena March o. 100
p. Left hip Noble, Sag HarbOr, next day 800 WI
SPOKE May lat "a 20 lon 73 brg Soon Wesport black
fen.
CID. bark Pilgrim San francisco
Arr l-h ship Charles Fredercs Pacific 1850 So 90 black
fish Len al Taicahuana Feb H. bark Pntna, Of West
rori, with 900 sp. for home
DlGHTON, May ll-Sld, brig Enocb Pratt Rappahan-
mech.
Providence, May l2-Arr, brig orlay Tar, Charles.
tori sch Harp, Baltimore
Sid, bark Byron, New Yors: Acklsro, Cardenas
BALTIMORE May l3-An, ship Alous liverpool
bark Jucs, NYork brig Helm s0son; sohs Hiram New.
York Richard Borden, Fall RIVER Union, Providence
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From our Correspooderta !

PHILADELPHIA, May l3-.i,rved-Shp Hbernla
Fouke Liyerp0.; brgs Hey, DAM Button, Cape Hsyn
soepIe, (B) Chadsey MsysRuez, PIX; Calender Wines
kOIleaDs; Hermann, DAM Luno Guyana Pr; schs Hen
y Preceding, Kelley, Bos on Sivee r, Gibbs, Sandick
Columbia, Kelly, Boston; Tiger Bickne, NBodfJrd; Penn
sylysna Erickson, Boston, Ann Somers, somers Proy
oence; Olson, Eudcou, Sandwich; Celeste Baldwin, FAN
River Expedite, Racket, NBedford Emporium, Shrop-
shlre, Boston; Sypb Smith, NYork
Cisdysd-Bfig China Studey Boston; schs Tiger Black
vel Wsreham, Mass; Celeste, Baldwin NHIaven; Expe-
die. RscEett Aliens Point Leesburg Boon. Wilmington
Nc EMPORIUM Shropshire, Boston; Orson, Endicou do;
Anne somers somers do Pennsylvania EIrickson Lynn;
farmer Mackay, Hastings, NY; soop John Brooks, Jen
nnPr bridgeport CT barge Venus, Cox, NYors; steamer
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California vessels spoken, &c.

TIE sohg In ma Packer Of Fsssyen at San Francisco
was sod amer her arrival for $1,000.
Arm III = 50. len 80 81, snip John Narshs Hardie,
uol1 . snaavse ,susrea AZ ivs Ss-isfl.& tr
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CIRCUIT CoURr-Before Judge Marvin WI
lam $. Main g. Co. VS.. Albany Insurance Com
pany.-PlaintiHs claim loss Of some $4,000 on
stock, at No. 10 Coenties slip, which was injured
by fire in ls4s 1t was insured by Mr.. Wright
Wall-st, in the Albany Co, and also in the N. Am
and Reliance Of Philadelphia The books OF the
establishment, it is said, were burnt, and the
amount Of loss is disputed To be continued this
forenoon
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LAW COURTS.

COURT CALESDAR-This Doy--CoNMoS PLEAS
Part Nos IS, 1903, los, 4O7, lo9, 5se, ILL., 1l3,
us, III, 1l9, l2l. Part II-Nos. $780, pa 224 226,
22e, 230, 232 234, 1885, 23s.
CIRcUIr-Nos %, 80, 4Ol, 597 36s, 65s ga,
654I, ga, 666 to GIL.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Transferred Calendar-Nos.
1876 81, 90, g. g. 49, A. As to 81 &c, IT, 80 l2s III,
"a, 80.