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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-10-12

NOTIFICATIONS Of yet settle,
~ bills rendered obIge
calling doing earliest convenience
have in that date closed
mr. Of the fall trade.
CLAeETT, NEWTON MAY, h CO.
Sept 7-Qwif
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
The Unitarian Conference in Boston.

To the Edtf0rS OF Inc JTtOuHts
GENTLEMEN ! read with surprise IN Inc
rr,l,n, Of This morning an article from the Bosto'
Commonwealth pretending 10 Dc report OF the pro
ceedlngs Of the Conference OF Unitarian mlIlls.eIs
held last week in Boston. am peVehteI HUll ~
yectinQ the numerous errors IN the arcle ny e iat
Thai the meeting was private conference OF Dreth
rem aud nothing but gross intrusion COulu nave leI
any persOn to attempt to report remarks ehtiey Coi
Iocual IN their character for the columns OF secQ-
lar naper when our own denomlnatlonal organs 90
not feel authorized to use any such liberty.
II YOU care 10 lay before your readers Just idea
nj the tenor of the meeting in question, you VIII hh
an article on the subject IN The Christian LqWr1 OF
Tins week which gives the impressions OF many mem
hers of the Conference as well AS OF
Yours Respectfully. SAhL Oseoop'
New-York, June6, 1851.
We cannot find space for the whole article
from The Inquirer, bat the following are It's nam
points
Tous the GROWING satisfaction ofthc week was the
Ministerial Conference. 1t was indeed a communion
of brethren The division Of services worked ad-
mirably and the theological session and the reform
session were each remarkable IN ITS way
Now then, among brethren, ana WIN no gazing
crowd 10 interfere with entire freedom OF remark, we
launched out into unTeScTvcd discussion OF the most
exciting and perplexng topic IN the Church ana ma
tion. Men spoke warmly and kindly, anu we pc
heye. generally wisoly-al the more so IRON the ao-
sencc OF every attempt 10 force any votes on reSO-
tons calculated TO put brethren INTO false position.
IL was very obvious that our clergy, as BODY, gen
orally agree IN their opposition TO the institution oil
Slavery, and that with few exceptions on each oG~
IRENE they agree regard to the course 10 be pur-
sued in the present They as little disposed
10 favor anarC heal movements as TO acqWeSce ln
servilty TO absolutlsm. They take the reasonable
and well tired grounds Of peaceful nonconormlty,
whenever called 10 act IN opposition TO conscience
With most of us conscience fOTbds our aiding IN
sending any human beng into bondage without
charge of crime We would show our respect for
social order III the manner OF our protest against any
offensive law and claim that decent respect for the
acknow lodged principles of civil and religious liberty
should have induced the trainers of SAID law to insert
a clause, releasing from It's penalties all persons
bound in conscience against complying with It's de
mands Wehave not felt at liberty to report
any remarks made at the Ministerial Conference,
but have spoken freely OF It's spirit.
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MAY lat a n lon ", ship Emma Watts, from Ant
werp for NYork
Feb 49, lat 2sS Ion - F, ship John Adams I'm Calcutta
for NYork-3 d. out
May r. lattI n lon % W snip Caruatic, I'm Liverpool
for NYOTk
MAY II, lat 81 Ion ship Geo Ranes Penhallow from
Liverpool for Boston.
may 23 lat 90 lon 70, ship Norman tof Boston, f New
Orleans for Liverpool
jan 49, lat p s. lon l6l E, brig Geo Shattuck I'm Honolulu
for Hobart Town
Jan H. lat 80 50 s Ion IS 20 W. ship Geneva Tucker from
Boston for Bombay and Calcutta.
May H. lat % &c. Ion ~ 81 bark Keza, Allen I'm Cardiff
f1r NYork
May la 90 Ion % 81, ship HISTORIAN Bliss, I'm NYork
tApril q for Canton.
Apul ie la q Ion q % w. ship Orssa, Sears from
Boston March ~ for Calcutta
APnl lar g \, Ion % ID " ship ARIEL Brewster I'm
NoIk fHich = FOR China
April 3, Ia. los Ion so W Urana I'm oporto Tor Cali
fuIula.
May TO- la - o. loa II 49, brig jos Porter I'm Liverpool
for Boston.
MaTrA H. Ia; % s. Ion CO W An ship John Peterson, n-
thing further
dare ia; 30 " IN 10 sng Elizabeth Pitts fm Now
York for Para
Nay 81 lat 81 49, Jon es 4o By brs Curlov iof Sunder
land I'm bordeaux for Pnlacelphia-4c ds out.
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TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA.
Coal Business 49, Woman Burned
Fourth Of JuIy-Markets ana S'"~
~"'ieep""Nei"0 VI D., .nyLpHIA, Friday, June o.


Correspondence oil I ne rsrpEr.. Friday, Juneo
~ a9s TINS of coal sent down
h., ,,o scbrvkiI canal and o9l oy ti5 s,y,es
~ last week The total this year Hoi" o0''
n sG5, o46. -..,.., ,yas burned 10 death last
-. ~ her clothes catching ire as she "dS 7'7
heI PIP, Council last night made an appropriate
W, ,be celebration Of the Fourth oil july 'he Nis'
made IN a long while h,,t d. s,9 nor Inn
9.px "a dnL No. Qucrctron IS held a. ~ ~ a. a.,
A.. - Gales have transpred Sales - Spai.h OAA az
go s6SSU and Chestnut AZ SOB 4 co,d mere - M
80 featBre 10 present the COTTON nrAet an. ~ RI
SxptTs and PRovIsIoss there Is but httle oolhg
ORE mar. - continues very quiet some iultheI
s,andsrd and far brands have been made Al -
htI Lnt holders are n0e generally hrm At IN" Az a.
The sales for city consumption are quite IayJela q p
g an IN conmon and select brands - 44ai 81 loi
and Ssa &c fr Fancy New York RYE FLOUR Is 10 u ms
dSmsnd and sales have been made AZ 50 a. "ch - ue
cline CORN MEAL steady at - p DuShel; laos
IN, limited amount Of WHEAT Offering anu pi - a
steody AZ 81 o. bushe for good PennSylyana "Ile, 81
SsaM cents for Red In RYE no change CokH "a 80 h.,
~ ood demand fr shipment a. 50 cents anoa anu Vle ~
soia Al sOl cents sale Of White was ma1e ytseiud3 ~
sSi cents oars Sales Of Pennsylvania AZ Hdi5 cehls
Snshe WHISKY sells at z2f cents m barrels ana Ss Gems
=" s.iFs OF SrocEs-FTra Board-Sl go Read Rh :! i
<ioo H. an; 500 do 81; KensngOn Bk, 81 rem y
"a cid TeSb Int 82 $500 Catswisse Rls iG. 80 ~
RS Canal ICl 5000 IS Ct l6 % GiraII bS;aS-, .
Germantown b. 49, rs Kentucky b. lO' s|OO 'i'i1'
Scoad Boeya-s3oO Read RR g. $500 Lehgh Int s
sHsrris,uYgh RI 43; 50 GIrard Bk III IS Lemgh nav
81: Planters Bk, Tenn, 6si
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Passengers Arrived

n SCI HeicEf. from CAarcsfOR-M II BAymors z S.,
tn, Cohen, W Elota. 81 W4rberg, c X Miller Deo--
more and lady. A II WIng D7-i'
II 81. W ssescc. RON - Th7zI1s-W Stetmaa - wp1
lard end son. B0Uclcng. { Deve. s. Rlssas " Esb
v II hefs"rl " lsl''
trur-C Kellogg Whitehead. X k0vOlesk n -
I'M + Irastour. r Potter, n n gait. A Ke,1.H :
Burns. Mr Ewing LADY, daughter and servant Ia "a
ding, 7 Larned, A Pelton. II NJ fnsdeld Z WI
W Emmett, Jagpt A Griniat. Ches HemDel q, r -
WIN, q II GihOm g AmhnSe. Maette j Frrps. y ~
,Aer, VI hata, Bergough Gallagher aiv ~ 80
v Il Gallagher. De- Ia VEGA, A Mcclure G SAW. =, 4
Bean. kosS, G Lowe Rogers, Covin. Jos Re<f !
Lamb. Brooks. Barnes. ; Upton y : Murray !
~, Colt, d Cox. BudEman J Halfeld. J Waike-
t9lfen u Lelay, X Everett. " Walker p Da-Sen y
Long. VI Bevns, 7 Mc11aster. p HouK. I TaIIas M n
SIeel y { Philips, Bull. " II Siru1d A Strong A n
SP.ai hendeTsQn. BRAKEMAN, J Jsrlee ThOs Dpninc.
a Si1.ef NJ Everett, o LanneTta. A Davis J p NJ
~ -, SEN BohoId, Session, Horton Cns
NJ n ~ ,trIs, IN hailey VI Spraft. VI A Baker A.
De a Dast1sae Ars lesser and daughter
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FRrpAY. June 6-P.M.

The activity In Reading continues, and
there is sull a further advance The stock went 10
"a, an advance OF 2t T. cent but anerward fell of to
6Si The sales were large. but not 20 the extent of
some days Of TINS week The shorts both in Phlla-
dephla and tins market have taken the alarm AMI
are buying freely. II is rumored that an amicsble
arrangement has been negotiated between the Della
ware and Hudson and the Reading Companies. Har-
lem was also firm and went Ia -, advance of 3
cent. At the close II stood al 76i Norwich was
better y cent selling al est Erie also was in fair
demand at sSl6Ss2. The receipts are reported TO be
over $1,000 per day. New-JerSey Mining Company
was firm at $lS So Erie securities were in demand
and hrm Long Island improved p cent Roches,
ter and Syracuse sold At us. This COMPANY have
decided TO issue $4,000 shares Of new scrip stock 70
the stockholders ON the 2lSt of July prox at par,
instruments TO be called in as wanted Each stock
holder Of 100 Old shares VIII be entitled to about rs
shares OF new stock. There Is good demand for
Government and State Stocks. and considerable
amounts will SO abToad by the steamer tomorrow
Railroad Bonds are IN good demand =, private sale.
Exchanges are firm and the supply is
moderate At the higher rates there Is not much do
ing remi,ters sending gold instead Sterling is loi
@los for favorte signatures Francs, 5l0d507}
Hamburg, a6t657 Bremen, 79679s Amsterdam
slf0Ait.
The receipts at the Sub Treasury are
s1S1,lS6 Payments, $6S,9S4 Balance, ss,2aS,SsS
We hear of S655,0OO in gold engaged for
,he steamer Tomorrow and no silver
Coupons on the Second Mortgage Bonds
OF the Hudson River Railroad Will be paid on the 10Th
INST. al the Bank OF Commerce
The Citizens Fire Insurance Company
has declared per cent dividend
The sales at Auction of Duukirk property
have gone of with considerable spirit, and the prices
obtained show an increase Of speculative action in
that locality.
The receipts from Customs from July,
1850, to May, 1884, inclusive, were $442asoeS o. be-
mig increase over the corresponding months the
last fiscal year OF $7,79c,S7S CO.
:. The receipts of tie Norwich and Wor-
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Launches.

~ Bangor % INST from Cummingss ward, the staunch
and wei but herlI bra Susan Duncan Is tuns She
owned y Japan Mitchell Of OUngt,n, Walter Brown
Buchan H2skns, Samuel d Thlrst1n, Ard Thompson
ard others
Al Newcastle Ne 18th ul-. ship Winfield Scott 80
tuns ron me yard n john Ghcdcn. She thseeecksr
ship butt II the ven best Nlrgaa white a. md Suh
pine, and most thoroughly fastened
Al kitteIy Hfh ut, ny samuel Bad-er ESQ, I copper
owned ID NOrssns
about 80 tuns, owned b. Gideon Allen edfor Isn+h
liti feet breadth = fee inches d-ph is feet inc5es
She intended for The whas sner aud 70 sa f,x
Ger SesbgIy.
b Mcssrs wills Co. II Sag Harisor 20b ult a bar.
OF 3e turs named Mar Gardner D. D. fitted fr iai,p
~ Mr. Cooper, and SAL about july 5 under Capt Di
vd smith
Al Westport 5th inst bark Grey Hound from the ward II
Mt stephen Andrews. She % feet IN length d fel
beam, and about zt5 TIES She owned 81. Hear, Wcor
Of NestpoTt and intended for the Atlantic whale 6sSe
q sil the Capt Frederick Wia LIE ~
bark Mattap0isett, II Nestp0rt.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .----..JUNE
Cleared.


Stcarashin-Bal-c Comsiocs. Liverpool, z COINS y
OSb,ns-Cons:i.uton Brtton Liverpool. GnaasI, n a
nm CO Rcverdale. tBrl Maxwell. Quebec Mis-, u l.
oueIi \ Co Ere Lewis. Havana. &, Ralph POS r u
ma fBrenl Fdrani Bremen, Plvens'ltt >rhn na-ter'
GEORGE Turner. Prince. Be. : Elwel. hate n nteI'
Am Mobile 4 Durand Ncnlllfa. small, llvtrpn'
Rar,s -Zon's Hope. Coun'r. q le1ec. Martin b.oNh
Or,,aaiair Pvue. Londonderry Trlnne. Nn.ufh w
ToIsud tNorS) Nelson. Rt4i4lucio, k-ch Allltfd''
Te,-a Percy Matinfas mt,ler. Dover. Dom. q i"'-'
crrrls Hulier Naiyue. Bsr-huis. Galway, Gftsef y
~. Saragossa. Thurley. Bahia. Ogden.
Pr-s-Isatella Reed Ashlv K West, Laid S,tllari
Terc Fo-0 (Braz) Mcndlnco. Marauhln. &. II K Corn
ny smith Perry Philatal Ina. Hand, SeDaSo, saw
yer Cher-vfeld. Thompson = Hlltcr, Ilntee. snail
pmadelrhia Brett, Nose Coz Almatla, Smtn Jac mel
" Lewis. Rosahe BIZ Dawson, CORVALLIS, II Atken'
Awe. Mailman. Curacao, Graves CO.
Schooners-A dealie, sampson. - Ihnnls master tni
Aruoldma, Dutch Van Waush, Phlladel phla tincSe
Meincke Boston Kelly Philadelphia. Mckee
Goodwin. Carlisle. y I NcCready Coz Harriet We've,
Combs. Have ll. MASTER Almela. Weldon Fhlrieipht
J Hand. Cabot Sicsers,n. Boston, Foster 4 NcScrs"a
En- Ayant. Dunbar Halifax Jas McDlnnell sam l1rl
smith Baltimore. MAILER Lord, Echo Brl Holder ::
John NIB. = Ncvius Sons II I Laniur. CHICHESTER
Haven Hotchkiss Bros
SlooTs-Frederck Brown Miller. Providence. Victor,
Baker Fail River; Nlgllant, Wells, Providence Emj
PropeIler-Irons.de., Green Philadelphia, W rhomp-
Canal Boat f Cheney, Webster, Buffalo.
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Entered for Consumption.


WoolenS, ls7 packages, SCI, 6S2 Cloths, a. do, "a
0Sl kerSeyS, do 2S5. Pilots do, asa stua
Goods, Is DO, ices. WorSted and Cotton VestiiSS,
90, 72S WOrSted. "a do, II ga DamaSk. do. 5Ol9
Cotton and WorSted II DO, 2,740 LuStreS, do, 40
SergeS, dc, $50 COatngS, do, ,233. Shawis do.
$685. Hastings. do, l.Sel, Covers. DO 3446 B!an.
ke,S Sll 10. 47.12l. Hose, ~ do s,306 Merno Hose
? do. 90, Nerino Shirts. 6 do, l.735 Gloves do,
1881. Cravats IL do, secs Yarn, do, l.236 Gimp |
kogs, do, rs. other manufactures Of Wool, 5 Go,
H'So. Total 1oS Packages, valued al $20l .S55
MANUFACTURES or COTTON.
ouons, 20 packages $l6.962 CoOred COttonS 3
90 20 Prints, DO, ga YelveiS Il DO Sl29 Mus
ms > 40 i,oSi Embroidered Mushns. IA DO. Asp.
SSmoIles DO, $50 LaceS, 10, AZ Hosiery, "a DO.
S'5V' Uto'SS 40 $50. Cuttings, do, 436 Drawers.
Thread Il do, 1909 Warn. do s49 TsSSeis "a
l07, Tapes. DO, rs FringeS | do so otber new
features Of Cotton, 9 90, liza Total. s3s MS
valued al ISL ,43O f~sS
MANUFACTURES OF SILK
Silks, 65 packages. S7O.3i9. Ribbons 40 10 Al .oS
VeyetS do, 5'65i : and {: do, 10 do 5.469 Lsces.
10 60. $3.50 =. and {. do, do, 25i Hsndksr,hiefS
DO, 1881 ShawlS, do, 1888 SILK and Wors,eJ do
ls Go, 900 CravaiS. 5do 2.94l Embrodeues. . do,
2lS6. Saiins, DO, 4,SSs Grapes do 1905 Damask.
ydo, 3,OO9 Silk and Cotton, IS do 1871 SIX aud
Morsted, ls do, l0.9Oa SILK ana Linen do. l.I9l
riush, do 1890 silk and Cotton Plush. DO. 47l6
leStngS, do. 2462 SILK and Cotton Nestlngs. IS
No, 1850 Boiling Cloth CO. 99o, Gloves. do. l.5.5
- fnngeS, DO, 75s. Twist do. 703 Gimps, 90.
sSo, 1SlioonS DO ga Raw, do, 1913 other manu-
at <sls,s6l. f''s~'
MANUFACTURES OF PLAY
ilneHS, 2ss packages. $56.356 Llnnens and Cot
1on' Q 10, so hAndkerehiefs,5 do 1870 CamOEcs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-07
DIED.


on Thursday June 5. Of consumption. PETER DUNN
The relatives and friends OF the family and nc nc nber
o. Excelsior Council No. 2 Order Of A NJ arc respect
fully invited 20 attend the funeral from ms late residence
IS Broome-st., on saturday, June 7 At O'Clock p N
Al H0boken, on Thursday, June 5, CALVIN SMITH
and Il DAYS
The family and the friends II the family respectfully
invited 70 attend his funeral from the residence Of AOrr
X Crane Boomfeld-st, between Second and Third-sts
Hoboken, Sunday the 9th INST az 10 clock IN the fore
noon, without further invitation
AZ the residence Of Rev Peter H. shaw 4o0 Gr.nd-st
NilianSburgh. FRIDAY June g. CYNTHIA relct Of H.
late Gabriel HavenS OF tbs CITY, II tie 18Th year Of heI
age
Her remains Will be taken TO Sas Ha-bor l. l. on Moa
DAY A Nj, 81 INST
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passenRers Sailed.

IA sfecrishfp Grorgid. iron Ncl Or,eaa MAJ y n,
thccrcs-J hcPhsstors, johnson anu cali A M.
sassy >head Mrs Pearson and child, Misses AMI r
Freyscha.q Randall ID Housh, Bcmcr W., ana I
Simmer. VI Mooi, hrS Wood, " / Mansv B Co-S-9ne
add servant, \ lolie, A Mathews Laf,rc-nrs~ ~
sdy. L walker Miss Walker. Dr. Ro1, Mr. Sc-Iven
MCCloud. Mrs SOushF snd two children. Wh-~c-,,e
\ c Whtcomb, Oran. Mrs Gamer. Danl To-omv NJ
Hodges. Jas HoiseS. CsmhFes, Lew = Cook ~ ana
J Brian. " Pullman, MayrOSe, : Monson VI pl,r,
Mm Allen Powers, ThoS Csllam. Nalen Mr. Soien
and child. B4rade. Mcirsih Shell Nrs Hssel-..,o
4 Mansion, J Roche. @ Tasman. Taos WhifeSde. Wv,
Waldron. r F2Tlus. c WeSseT Robt Aud 4 IuSs !"
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Disasters. &c.

The ship seen ashore near Manila reported through the
English publications the CYNTHIA ia Manila bound 900
NYork. q mistake. Il he John JAY Formerly a
whale shp) which loit Manila Oh tho 9th Of VI itch the
day after the Cynthia, r Nl0rk Tho John Jdy has since
been gotten of but whether with daua,o or not wo have
been unable 90 ascertain Her CARO- consisted * 1900 D
cus Of sugar do hemp 90 o. sapan WOOD II DO cord
age, and quantity Of cigars.
The brig r KNOB smith, at Boston from Trinidad, re-
ports when od Cape Cod, ~ inst the Of a brig
or bark, under Juymas tow OF q sloop heading nJrth
ward.
ettef from Siyaula states that fne brig eleanor Dram
put bach that port distress. The was con-
domned aud sold at auction Tor 500 Capt Dram hal pro-
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Domestic Port.

ALEAANDRIA. June AR schs Pampero. Pcnheld
ofk Oneko, Baker Boston Sid sens Senator, kir-
- Ne~fors; Not Ben- Beiel Aioncl0ya, French
hoelon, Cornelius, Grant NI0Tk
AUGUSTA, May zs,h-ATr scls George, Snowman
GetrgeioWn Atiakagas -. New-YOrk; Eastern Star
So4nan, Salem. Sid 3Nh. schs Hhcrnia, FOgg; Alice
er and Somerset, Perry, Boston George Snowman,
GeDTsetaWn
FALTINCRE. June CID tagk Diamond, (Pr) Irvine
- n mas -ch Mar Mics Dawes. Boston
BtCKSFOhr. May 39-Arr sch Pencinan, Iawry PoS-
tr xth sd sen Lecn'ine Cconbs, Boston, 3st IA sch
EaIcla ITLOu, SW eetseT, Boston.
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California Vessels spoken. &c.

NAV 90 lat q ion 81 " steamer Quickstep fr Phla-
delphia (Mch 81 f0r San Francisco
Apnl r. lat Y N Ion 90 W ship Architect Caspar I'm
York (Mch 20l for San Francisco.
Feb 5 a 90 30 S. lon 5G shin PactOlus Wood fm Boston
NOV 800 for California.
Aprl z5 lat 2 ~ Ion 81 W, ship Tartar Weber In Phil
acelrha (April 81 for California
No date lat IS s. Ion - W bark Edwd Cohen Ripley In
NNOrk. so csays. for san Francisco
Jan a. off Staten Land ship Jas Drake Gore I'm NYork
Nov 100 for California
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DO I p4s: Laces, do, 1904, Threat, - do, 3,67l
Yarn. 10, .0s3 other mannfe tures OF FLAX, > do
SIG Total, 32l pkgs, valued al so''S'o'
nrscELLANEous
s.-.,r Good. "a narkages. Sl42ss. Feathers and
Flovrers S 90. ll7q Millinery, do, 225, Enoroidery'
do 9s-6 Collars aud Cuffs, do, 325, Cravats, do
AZ Vestings do $50 Leather Gloves, do, 4o1ii
KID Gloves, do. 9sl Pearl Buttons do, 79s' sus,
lenders d. 739 Druggets. do. l.2e5. OIL Clotls
Do. 976 Mohair Plush, do l.tS2 Goats Plush DO
go Hair Cloth. do, 2,lS2 wearing Apparel su''
1865. Total, 1876 pkgs, valued al ssieS''
Withdrawn from Warehouse.
MAwuFAcrUREs or wool
Woolens { nackaees 81 566 Cloth. 7 do, al .
Co,,0r and VVdr,ted % do BAD stuff Goods 10,
SIS blankets. - DO. 2,29l Flanneis. %, l,s17
Lace. 40. 4Cs. Total. y pSgs. valued at Sl3.6JJ
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Cations packages. s9ao Embroidered DO. . To-
6I9 Hosiery % DO. $50 Spool, do, l,2ls manu-
features OF Cotton, 5 do, S,l67 Total 40 packages
valued at S7,ii3.
silks. package, 81 $50 Ribbons. 10, 500 Vel
vets 3 d. 70 six and Cotton do, DO, 5,os2 r n
broiderIes. y DO 1886 Pongees, y DO 2,'o3 >AIs
nets. l6 do. lsl4 six and Worsted. do. 3.+9'
plush. do. $50 Raw, 10 do, 3ls3 Buttons, J DO
343 Total, GO pkgs, valued at sSo'2oo
EASuFAcrUREs or FLAX.
Linens % packages, valued at $l3,IS'.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Embroldories, packages valued a. S5'5oV.
ENTERED for Warehouse.
NANUFACrUREs OF WOOL.
Woolens, packages, $685. Cloths, u DO. o'S5s
Caehmeres 10. 2.S24 Lustres l3 do ,O0l BeTges'
! 40 7S6 Cotton and WOrsted, l62 do, 23.55t /,
Blankets. IS do, zoos Hose, do, 1874 Total, 9S'
pkgs valued al $4,000
MANUFACTURES OF COTTON.
Cottons. 81 packages. $i.555 Colored CoitonS'
do 4Ol Embroidered CottonS 9 do, 1900 OUTLINES
do. Gil Frnges % do, 5,222 Total IS packages
valued at Sl2,55i.
MANUFACTURES or SILK. -,
Silks 90 package, So. Grapes. DO. ll2o e@lA
and Woreted 46 do q 965 Plush, do, 6sol Ca
looms. d. BPS Total 5 packages, valued al S42Oo'
NANUFAcTUREs OF FLAX.
Linens. 81 packages, 5000, Thread, DO o9s'
Total, Go packages. valued at $500
MISCELLANEOUS.
Straw Goods packages, 81 224; Artificial FLOW
ers 3 do 26l9. Total. packages. valued At SJoiJ'
REcAPITULATIoN
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WhaIers.

me hrs Gov Hopkins. II Dartmouth, with her whalin~
gear &C was sold a. auction New Bedford s,h ,us ~
ucker, Lss. Of Dartmouth for SASS
of.dfe- NBcdfoTd, l0 Sd ~ -
sailed from Tahiti about Meh Isth ships Montreal Fish.
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PHILADELPHIA june 6-lrrref - Banks Chqurc.
lBr Stephenson Newcastle, Eng; Onk Byier. 'st1n;
MeTmack. Cruwel DO, schs Mtry Mcr,hon. Nprtgue, A.
tany; Wm Henry, WmSmprr Providence, Mary Elizabeth,
Shoe. Aliens Point Chas Council. saunders Portitn b
Stranger, Ellis. Plymouth, Seneca, Glover, Norwich El
Townsend, CorsOn, d ghton, Flora Crosby, East port
CisGftd-Steanishp Mannel'a RO, rs, Glgyman. Buenos
Ayres bark Pace, wilkins. La GuaYla, brss Zcnoba An
thouy, 81 John, NIB, Isaac Cuon, Curtis Boston, sch
New Zealand. Poland. Boston; VIM Henry WInsm ,rc.
Providence; Stranger Ellis. Plymouth. MISS Eli Towns
end Corson, Providence Mary Patterson. Batenan, B0
ton; Leaning, Cursun, Providence, Seneca Glover Al
lens Point; toOdsnced, Clark. Har ford; LAZY SufJlk
Crowell, Boston Globe Sears Portland, Me, Mary Eliza
beth. Shoe. NloTk
NEWPORT June 5-Arrioed schs I d Fish. Btbc,c,.
Fail River COR Albany YmHc. Bush-man d9 with t.
Edred Co, VIM POLAND, Cutter do for Huntington; Htr
net Cha'ltndtr. Lynch Gardiner pr Norwich snpDs Htr-
vest French. Providence Tor NYodt, Motto, Bsily Il, for
ORIENT, Exact, GOule, Chatham Zoe Taunton
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Arrived.

Ship Defence (Br) Kerr Liverpool 81 d., mdse and POO
passengers 60 DAM Pill ugton MAY q and q la 80 ION
~. saw large quantities ga field ice aud icen,rgs -
ship R0bena, Boardman, Baltimore 10 ds IN ballast %
master
235 pass. 70 Durham Dlnon Feii IN MN Nsu t"'''
tics Of icebercS 90 the East 81 thl Grand RAMS.
Bark Marquis Of Chaulos. lBrl C0rcnSl, Newport VIA
Perzance. IS ds. ron and g pass to II I ( Meyer
Bark Adam Carr, OBJ White Glasgow % ds. mise and
l62 passengers 70 Woodruff MAY q, Int 70 49, lon ~
passed several large lcebergs and large quantity o small
Brs Hanover, Ham Bay Hamburg ds si!passenger.,
to R,dewod Brothers May o. Lar ~ IS, Ion a. 80 fell IN
with "A large number Of icebergs and field ice
Brig Washington lU coast survey Lieut. Com Samuel
Swartwout. Alexandria June l.
Bng Johns m Crohs Liverpool % ds, coal and 10 pass
Brs Eh1abcth OBJ Wilson, Limerick, in ballast and e5
Brig Peru Br) Carey, Sligo, 'ids 80 pass, to Gnnnon'
Sen Corne Fowler. Washington NC ds naval stores
Sch Goota (of Brookhayen ruth Baracoa II DIS, fruit
and tobacco 70 I Gilmartin
sch Bounty. Parker, Alexandra DIS, hour.
Sch Margaret Woglam PETERSBURG, Va days -four 10
Sch II Hughes Johnson, Ne,bum. NC, 5days, naval
Sch Chief. Van Name. Virginia. wood
Sch Estell. Pennington. Plymouth. NC, 6dS shingles
Sch p Brown. Applegaie Virginia, dS' "o,d
Sch Jones Smith, Caoe Haiteas is, shingles;
Sch Ellen Roolman sherman, y Bedford ds, oil.
Sch Monitor BesSe Wareham ds. nails.
Sch Helene, Griffin. Charleston ds, cotton 20 y l. NC
Sci whedhee. Cof ocracoke) wahaby s. Thomas - ds,
hides Sid with sch Julia kdgeway' snow
s6h Adnan. Osborn, Norfolk de- mdse to sturges *
Sch Rainbow, Williams, Philadelphia days. coal to
Sch Jane. Calisan, Machias days lumber 10 Simpson
sloop TSos r Hawkins. Jones Providence.
Soop Harvest. Fuller. Providence.
SAILED-Ship Constitution, Bntton, for Liverpool, and
others
wIND-At Sunrise, sw and light, Meridian, do Sunset
ST, and thick.
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MARRIED.

In BROOKLYN. the 9Th June by Rev W Sarle Mr. 10
SEPH WRIGHT. formerly Of Charleston, S. C.. to Mrs
hARGARETTA BRIGGS. Of New-Yu!k
Charleston papers please copy
On THURSDAY evening. June 5. by Rev Dr. Corey. Mr.
PETER OSIEkHOUDr.t 10 Miss MARY ELIZABETH,
daughter ~ Strickland Nandergnt ESQ al 0f city
Philadelphia papers please copy