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CuhRIrsroN-s steamship southerner-Miss N Boswor.h,
Mis- Converse Mrs Bishop, Misses Shepard, Misses Gil
man, Miss Lowndes, Miss Marshsll Mrs Wlamson, srs
Blake MRS Converse, Mrs Stone and child, Mrs Grous
Mrs ottoiengue Mrs Lursdog Mrs Black ksy q Con,
verse and lady OFT lady and infant Prof shepard and
lady Zorbaum and lazy Cone lady infant and nurse
Metcaif lady and child swift and lady, DR. Tlden DIR
MoIntyre Or Parkman DIR Va Pelt DIR q White DR. Rock
we'll Or VEN Kltek, Dr stevens, Or Carr DIR Wood DR.
Bemis Dr Davis DIR Worster Or Judkns Or Forsyth DR.
Hayward, J. willard, Bryce TX Bryce, sBernhsrd Tho
wood W Craig, n II Hahn, y Fink, krugter, Nor
gan, A Black Col Lowndes, Cbss II West, Howland-
sSvhNs.n-Steamship Alabama-Miss Read and servant
nm ard lady, MRS Dunn, Mrs Scudder Master Dunn
Rogers, J. Adams, Cady and lady, Mrs Vanden
bursh Mis- T. Ransom, Mise @ II Ransom. Mrs II Bach
child Mrs Bnney and seryantMr Bnney CapN ooster
usA: stephens and lady, Haley. Moore sterr,
Mrs McAltter Miss clay. Miss Boyd, Mrs Woodruff and
child, Mrs Holland, child and servant, Mrs Duaboro
child and servant Hudson, lady aud servant Ms
Tsfnir Mr. q fiempst0ne, Miss Hempstone, Miss
Hall Miss Taylor Miss Tayler Mrs Buckley Ts lor
~ u IIicks ] s Williams, Hon q Henry, Captain
kne usA and servant Jenkins Mrs Iysen and ehild
Mics jackson. Atkins Mckenpa Miss Palmer end ser
vent u Parker, r. ~ Boyd u Msther Loyeil, ~
Stibbs Gsmmil, Mrs wilcox child and servant ogden
and lsdy III CLAIR, Turnbull, Day. Potter lazy
four ch,ren And servants Mrs Hall Miss HALL Jen
kine, Rev kerr lady and child. Mss Smith Mrs Rsy
Smith Mrs fenniman, cbild .ad servant Cas'en, Dr
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Telegrs pilic Reports.

BtrrAtO. May IL. 1851
Tie receipts during the pust twenty four hour. have
hcsn a. io,ows Flour ~ 90 bbs wheat II 900 bush.
eis, corn 1900 buhels The market for common and
fair brands ~ Western -four l. lower with moderate
dtmand for the home trade aud Tor rxport-the sales
1000 bba az 81 80 for Michigan Wheat l. held
shove tie views a buyers Tho market Il lower
$500 bushels mixed Western s6l9 ut 45c Small
sale q Ohio whiskey making at % 81 Flour freghts
are taking AZ 4sc. and corn at S..
NocHrsrrp, May 10, 1851
Our market i depressed and inactive Flour Is dull
az - % 81 80 The best Genoacc wheat sells at 81
Nearly 100000 bushels n passed this city for the
J within the last days and the quantity II -four
fr thc East Ia the time has been $4,000 barrels
ALr.yY. May - 1851
The receipts since last have breu-flour, 5000
lhs wheat. 100 bushels 30c00 bushels Flour IL
steady but not RCtivc-tho ale- have been 200 bbl
VI ~ IL for straight State; - to ~ " for Michigan
aud ~ 80 IT, ~ " for pure Gencsec Prime wheat Il in
far demand for milling purposes with saee Of 6Ooo
bushels NJ VI ~ for Gcncsce The sales Of corn were
220o0 buses vt 81 c for mixed Western and BE for
ror III v How 1900 bushels nv cold at TIC to 79c Oats
are tful-sei,s $500 bushels, at 49,.
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nsSr HsSy North Biz. John
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CAP Easn Smith a. as sd chic.
John Li,ngston VIM Thompsohn RSsi 5 on Lyons
Mr. Nayasro, Lipschsr smith. Jscot Henderson
hr coqaohon, Nj norton snd LADY, " Gensley John
aorousy Nixon, Mons Du:sa.sn, Jarvis Clark
Adams K amss y Chester JuA.s Lusidors. Vol Lan.
ss1; Gesf a Ms. Mprs
ca@ Enss e..sy
PHsmeiey, Miss Orr. Miss Aud Charles KnoSley,
ss
chesbarorah G Bill Miss Clarke, Mis-. Waite Watt,
y cans Wilson hsh
M Msssy Ss'p Bond aa siSn
hanson. Henry Booth; Rains Engn. Enosh Brown.
eeufs ci'rs s SsSas Bere
Mr. Trip Is Children aSs Mis- Ts Tpg
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ISqs Tusy css
fs% % ss sa amI i s H. x-rs
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nr Brow Ella Broya, ana two children. Ed Carter
White, chss Nese. WA Batintriss j Ptres, VIM Bur
cEAenrss-stsaiasip Empire city;-s King, surveyor
Leonsrd RamsoD Mrs Judge Wilt and three children Mrs
mopps Mrs Burr VIM Lansdoa VIM shear sdy and
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A Ausa Mr ast Mr. Sns Mrs ssd
and servant four Sisters Of Charity and so Ar;
pfoaahs severn. Bumsner kediek "a. bsisS.re
and tSo children: Bssord lady and Two chdrsa
n9uton, lrs noutou; Price Mrs ugdssn. 2 Ro.e,
h5 FBas AS.9, Aissi%9p5y society Nj, PS.i her,,
smry ana trs NV MINI
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charles HoaeTson LADY, Mrlch.or s.rohn, / iiash
Mr. naa aa M.
nat and four cldrsa Mis- senate s,.J9s wecs YIN
SfsI WI Hsiy a1s EVE 3is
ford Mr. Dalton. Thomas sayles, Riley. snyder.
e ans, Mrs Todd, A Bailey. Cpggswel roggswell
r scott, yart: G Arthur, G Hall, kley ias
Thomss. Mrs NJ Thomas y Weeks, u Shsvin, A o Neil
Farrell, Hsley, Kelly. Y Kelly, Bradley, Fore.
LFsnnell Lssrgent, Murphy Miss Murphy, Miss Fitg
barrett Lent; A sgteT Van Pal,en u Brad,
ley Esty. Baty, IL Sheed, Morrss. A Shimeal X
Wells. Turner Moxon Jno Bagley. James Easley
Murphy, Murray, Stone. W Stone, q u Galley,
W sehmole Dubois, ozehw.id J Beckett. Chs Burke
Sickle Iiritton, Peasley. T Peasley. wsulin.
Doughty, I Funeannon, A Smith, Germley J McCsbe
Mrs Maria DiHmorc. Mrs Helderbrand and child Mrs
Stockv a. hrt Glover, Marsh. Jr, Stocareii
Treferthon Mrs @ @ Wright and two chiidren.
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ste,%ersccEmpFs City, Wilson, csasres Roberts
Barls-Apoile. insraSan. Havana, Chamberlain. Robin
son CO. Napoleon tRussL Danevs Bic. River 81 Law
BrssaNcva Scotia tBrl Bruce Halifax. Ms BseEycr,
cG ay aa sssn ;. ishH h AAsn
rsr.Ds srsss sr GS lGuis
sshTs INA Ross Boss Key Wss. nurSu; CO.
Boston susan Harvey Gloucester Hope smith Hartford
Tooker; Derby, CT.
with sresis and ras.ensers toE Mill TeasSSd =. Kings
ton for coal and proysons and arrived OF Sandy hook 18th
sTSM s,s,mshig AIasa%a Ludlow savannah hours 70
hence for Savannah The was detained several hours BY
Steamship sousherner, Dickinson. Charleston 50 hours
With mdse and passengers TO spoaord Tiesoa Co. Was
ios. lth inst ppm. . miles Of natcras shoals passed
tom time passed s.eauAhp Florida Lyon, hence for
ship &c Iawr,nee (of New Bedford Haskell Manila Jan
q with hemp Sc % cTinns aotqrn Co. May lat Is
MIA a for II eSse M 3 Isl. o days from
Ship Australia tBrl. Hunt Liverpool 80 days with salt
$ ri ~ SisL: . ssS
81. ssf a e @ sn .S " q On
P Sauna sor. 's a Bs Type a1 Gsa.w DAYS
with Indse and 20 passenger e panl.n DmSn aas
Teen !. days ssnd Hook and Georges nth Light
Bark sossy lBr Sandwich Cork 30 days with iron and
Island srns INV 90 miles carried away aad
III
BARK " Andrews tof Bostonj, French. Pernambuco "a
Bark Amelia tBr Holder Matan-as 10 days with sugar
SF9s sAR SoG css4ns r.. RSds carsspa
- spoke Br bark Emily OF s. johns AB
rn 70 Wea CO q Boston, las ssrnoes Tery
sP. on iss & s s 'ssy SS''
r! Carl i, II, Emma SMssk nS5 ntsnsn IS days IN
Bris ii Heydorn tnsal Haeslocp BTsmsa 8 Jays. in
' q b ass ss1
Brig Johann Heinrich tLubeca), Lunar, Amsterdam Al
day r,h mdse 90 ma, mas'9 n.,,n. po,s,. a. b
ndse, 20 Boonen Graves Co.
Ap
esreisnoed continuation Of westerly gales most Of the
rs. and arms away boSsays, Ss 7h Inst. ss 81 len
Brig Euiora az Esstport, Matthews. Nassau, Mp =
Brr Chas cos HsSsard s. Marks Il days, with cotton
sehr Fear Not tBrl Heath. s. Domingo city. AT.i "a
rs ~ picked eak fall Of heads Of casks marked Fer
ssIF Daring GBr, Fsgsht. s. John. Ps q days with
seLr Henry Lee, smith Dernuds 10 days with molase'
SIR Resident tsr,. Young Halfar 10 days with fish
sehr Providence Orb Mahan Londonaerry Ms Is days
sshs Pnt5Ss Henry Chester APsiachicOl. days NTH
Jane ron New Orleans for Providence,
schr saunders Little, newbern, NC days with naval
SIR Frances Robinson Sevberp, NC days, with naval
sehr Issac Hughes. johnson, Eewbern, NC. days
with naval stores
sctr Henrieo, futile, Richmond, days
sehr Jenny Lind, Cullen, Virginia, 3 days.
schr Coral. Perry, RSckland days.
Slo0p Fashion, BiydepburE Providence
Below.
Ship 81 Charles, IS days from New Orcant.
Bark Gilbert. ~ days from hathn5aa
Bark Chase from Hayans.
sailed
stetshps Empire City Wilson Chagres North Ameses,
Bettea o. ship vtderWriter sLpey, Liverpool aud
others
~ L-B.ai a. sunrise. Sc 2. meridian, s q sunset,
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City Intelligence.

UsSSows DEAD BODIES FouNp IN The WArxn.--The
Coroner yesterday held inquest the bodies of two
unknown men-one found in the river. foot Of Twelfth
street This body Ipeared to have been in the
over SIX months. and in very decomposed state the
under gone the three front teeth in the upper
jaw missing both arms and leg gone from
the body the remaining leg portion of panta
loon showing broad blue cloth also old boot The
other body found in the river foot of Nineteenth
seemed to have been about three months in the
This body also much decomposed the body wa
dressed in black cloth dress coat double breasted
cloth white shirt blue flannel under-shirt black
six cravat coed boots with red lowered silk pocket
handkerchief Any further information the
bodies can be obtans by applying to Mr Beakey the
Deputy Coroner The jury rendered verdict that the
eu-e % ceath TO them unknown
FiRE-At about half past o'clock yesterday morning.
ire wa discovered in the grocery store corner II
Charles and Hudson streets The building aud its
tents entirely destroyed and several the inmates
Sleeping the store barely escaped with their lives
The frenen quickly the spot. aud eXtnguished
the flames without their spreading to the adjoining
buildings
RUSsw.r HopsE-on Monday evening, about six
O'Clock powerful horse attached ice cart, took
fright in Eghtysixth street Third avenue and
with great violence against the door Of the Nineteenth
ward police station house, smashing IN the same and
endJnserlug several lives but luckily person in
IuYpd
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BowrRy THyATRy-The great attraction at this thea
ire round Of Shakspearean characters by the great
tragedan. Thos s ambn who Il every mig hit received
with vehement cheering Mr. lambin's excellent style
and correct reading will always command respect To-
night he appears octavian, in the Mountaneers'
BROADWAY THEATRE-The receipts of this evening are
for the benefit Of Mr. Davidge. very excellent
dian and man who deserves well at the hands of the
dramatic public Ths entertainments will consist of the
comedy of Cure the Ieartache." and the beauti-
fui comedy Of " All that Glittcrs is not Gold"
NIBIo's GARD.n-The entertainments for this evening
will commence with the comic piece entitled lie Is
aMiss.o This will be followed by the much admired
ballet Of catarins and the concluding freature will
be the new ballet advertisement of Les foles." This
being the last week of the Rousset family presume
there will be crowded houses
BtRToN's THEATRE AS usual a very attractive bill is
presented for this evenings entertainment. 1t seems
scarcely necessary TO say in regard to this place of
amusement, except to announce that Burton and his
iuimitabe corps dsdmaqts will appear to- night in the
= Cure for the Heartache' and My Precious Betsy"
NAriosAI THEArRE-The entertainments to- night con-
sis q the farce II Nctimisingn and the grand spec
tacle OF Thaaba the Destroyer the Burning Sword
Mrs q H. Thorne actress Of great celebrity will
tain the character Of Thaaba This feature alone is suf
nc'ent 70 draw crowded house The scenery is mag
uircenr
BHaCGu2is LycFrM-A great bill for this evening
The frs feature will be a new drams entitled the For
tune II ar which will be followed by the farce of the
Irish Widow and the entertainments will conclude
with tho never ring and highly amusing sketch, called
Row ut the Lycoum" Brougham is going ahead.
BAfsra. ausstn-At this ten pie of variety ex
ccient burletse will b. performed this afternoon The
oy.Tov which rewarded the exertions Of the manage
ment during the anniversary week have not yet sub
sided Yesterday its immense halls crowded all
hours of both day and night, when the performances
received with exhibitions of pleasure and satifac
lion. To night the Drunkard" will be performed.
ChRisrY ; MINsTRELs The pi ogramme nightly offered
by this inimitabe band Of performers is exceed
nsly attractive Songs, dances, instrumental pieces
buriesQuc opera, and witticsms A crowded house,
usual, may be expected
friI ows' MlNsTRELs have created great enthusiasm
y their select approximations Their hall is nightly
alec 70 New opera tonight. good singing aud
dancing, excellent solos and rich witticisms.
CHARLESTON SEREsAprRs-This talented band offer
fine pelforlnaI c. this evening, at Blocker Hal
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Later froin Iiaytf.

fttsftN, ftaN l.a A7slA
The brig Monte Cristo FROM Port - Prince 2ith
tari has arrived here 50 decision Als been made ~
TIE Chambers rcl-tvc 70 the dcmsnd. thc American
Frrnch and English commission in regard
a. tho pacifcation o. the ialand The Emperor
~ reluctant TO consent To a ten Year, truce
with the Dominican but IL will probably be ar
ranged ID rumorpd that the rebel prince Bubo aud
HE sdhereris had crossed tho frontier and entered ~
II mingo One thousand i've hundred mcn r. Ga" I'm
perof army had entered Cape ayten aud one thousand
i've hundred more the way there. The govern
ynent about 20 issue about half million 10 paper
lnntl.r and one hnndred lhnn.uml In clpnnr.
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On the 18th OF May, by his Honor the Mayor, J.
WiLsor sIrArroN to JostrmSE A., eldest daughter OF
Jonathan Trotter
In New York, on May 18th, by the Rev O MoCoskey,
OF the Nativity Church, Mr. WALTER A. YArss to Miss
CATHARisE A. kFN1 all q this city
On May II by the Rsv Mr. Cofcy, THostAs III kiSG 20
EIuasrtH j.. youngest daughter Of Aataony h. Hitch
ings, all OF this oity
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Foreign N ais.

Letter Bay 70. Halifax and Liverpool per steamer Mag.
90 E,ehsns Wall strectI on Tuesday lJa ins az quartet
Al Espfess aa for chsgrss Kingston. jan Juan Pens
Oregon South Pacific and san Irancsco vii close
the Exchange Reading Room tW Exeiahsel Tuesday,
Pcstsss 3 san Franeisoo Is cens sms packages taken
Of reduced rates Through 10 dags 10 charge q special
Letter. can b. prepaid the Reading Room part
,b9ve Letter Bags srs also at Konyons wan street.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
EpaARrowr Maya
Arritsa-slip President Foser Nantucket % complete
arS Paese oee,n scbf Co si@oas Grsut hVork for
steamer Ass NYotk for SID sshr Col
l,A., ship Jsmss sSrsr wspp'y sI''nd' ~ =
Also arr schr Sterling, Chase, Norfolk Tor Hyanns
iein PORE schr sterling and several vessels n outer
roaa' 0ouha D. P,uL.prLppIA, May i3-4PM
Arrivsd-Btg Fairy, sheed, NYorE. selr. II Rogers.
stesmsn carisnss ksrs Siarss gs.is ssrH3rs S's
rSa D.ass.t k. PSTs9 sSs s fs.Ss sS'Gf
lsrIaa fsmsyh - gr s ssyy' tysS o gS n
ha"'' h''a's'oN' Miscellaneous.
srrsnsrtP FRprnsE RAwDor, Brown, from savannah
Tor Nev York returned 70 port o. e g.n short time
90 The 0gnd % ~ & ~ c 9s ' 9sp. sae
sop CoscoRprs Of and for Boston from Calcutta before
reported dmasted 10 stated BY despatch re
s.,p r.os wprepr. At Savannah from csrdH wales on
We 1s n Ia * III lon Il - boarded Tie wreck schr q
about leo tons which loaded with hsckmetack knees
H. ,rs a. board there every appearance Of her
hayipR been long since abandoned
IN sH1e wAspsr,R lof garrpEon Ns). Cunningham.
s,1. 81 Daningo city Ter Liverpool with mahogany
,o,ss H., SSrs6 ~ the island 4 sseas The So end
a 81 Domingo .nd one man vas drowned Vessel insured
AZ the Columbian ONCE Boston, Tor ssbo
seyp J,sr from New Orleans for Mobile, with a fall
49, dacovered BY Mobile, a. New Orleans
from Mie ashore on SIS Spit q Horn Island Toe
IL saving crew and 10 taking % the decs Lead
tie thsrs anchors rigging &c The vessel and freight in
the hold total LOSE
Som n Rrftowa from Middletown, CT for Baltimore
Loaf nut Philadelphia 18th 70 repair having
sStsrenced violent gale 9th inst from sW which disnast
Cd her.
wp,tt~e scpps Willis Putnam, and vrEina, which
vent Ashore 10 ProvneetOvn harbo IN The late gale have
been rot on.
r,pp April ia ship q shout 70 0t nearly new
and sorr'd With and msn topmasts carried sway
frsu.F tsad spruna mzen mart standing with truck
dd rsnsed porte surrounded BY narrow white streak
sati,s kaw bulls deck ~ far AZ the mainmss
si,sr with gliding capssn on deck covered
Min sheet 81 yellow metal and tahrs q IRON was passed
i7th Jan in lat NJ Ion law, Nv the sirius Iangsr ar
xd a. Naynjaue which vessel paseed few days before
tsie sann merled CM B and two cake q spirits
gprrotes to lave belonged 70 the seme vessel
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B0sT0N. Way u I8II
The House, to day rejected the biI giving the credit
OF the stste the amount ~ S20Oo090 in sid " the
construct ton by the Troy and Greenfield Railroad Of a
tunnel through the IIoosac Mountains the vote ~
uays 20 loo yeas This party measure, aud SIX
teen ~ the Boston delegation voted in ~ favor m A.
tempt to be made TO bring up the ill 10 80 amended
fgYn
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Destructive Fire I'm Pnii.d.,ph,s.

PfuIApEIrTu4 MAY d. 1851.
The large planning mill of Jacob " WiloD. ~ the foot
f Washington street Southwark entirely destroyed
by ere At eight O'Clock this evening Also the extensive
sfesm mill Of Mercer pechin. adjoining The irr
= suppcred to have caught from engine The loss i
@ heax
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NORFOLK, May II, 1851.
The United states steam figate Suquehanns proceed
% on saturday far Smiths Island and returned
the naval anchorage about O'Clock in the evening.
The trial highly satisfactory regards the speed Of
the ship and the working of her engines large party
OF gentlemen board The day OF her sailing has
not yet been fixed upon.
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Daring Burglary.

49, NoRfOLK, May T., 1901.
The warehouse Of Messrs J. Gordon Co was entered
on Saturday night the safe opened and about Sis stolen
theroffom The thief then placed quantity Of powder
aud old paper under Of the desks applied slow
mat but luckily the match before the fire
reached the powder.
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BosIVNy Way
The democrats have called convention in the Second
district to nominate candidate in opposition Robert
Rantou in favor q the compromise measures and op-
posed TO further agitation.
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Green. DR. Gibson Miss Hubert aad two ehdsu Misc Hun
Ehre5r, u Dillingham; and daughter ksnnArd, Gee
Aennsrd Mrs Tompkias Capt Berry Capt MeAiser. ana
chAenrs-steamshig Brother Jonathan-yohn coileth J
Sampron Hernids, m Judd, George Gslssn Wilcox,
John Fay: Henry Csse; \ Padieerd u Johnston,
lnh Capt Finch, Day idson, X Fasten. j Homer ii
hec,nn Pssadd Mr. Pssada and servt De Punus,
de Punus, Pesldida. herts, L Green. Thos McCob
Beai Or impsey i,nrns, Fox N " Smart. Mr.
koeher, Mr. Clorunox Hyde John McGuo Mort ralu
pssnoaem9 u Rseklifs II Wort brown. r Pous,
DR. Wallace EW kimball, Bassett, Parsons, A Frd-
isuer, Robsr. AlSeli Hugaran. Chaplin, Colonel
SON. samues George Weber John Reed A MERCK.
ipWhits, " Case, il Shay, shusdsr. VIC chds, "
say,y.r " isblLs. Philips Danl Domason, simon
II phsbDsr. Marble, WmM iiusssth. J suhiyan Tho
Gsmham 7 Bidell. DR. Bidsli E Ms /" Q
Thomas MeCai@rs 4 lnslesby " Ought Black
Williams csphpse N e Corey, Gs,ms CA adams.
Mcdonald Jstn Goodail, Geo pase Henderson. 7
James Mashsy, Murphy, James Maheny, Kelley. NJ
Stuart Bloomfield Br amerd, Alex Macdonald Juger.
IL SHARPE Johnson Richardson, Antona Ruse, John
l. WorAmer Goore, j Nelson, w Il Freeman, Henry
Prince, Geo Gray. Deprow, illams White, Gray.
JHcCoy. VIM Dixon CHRIS lannon's, Attoy, John Corboy
J Case, W IA Race, John Day
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Shipping Intelligence.

ArrwERP, April 2b-Sld oophandel, y ork; 9th s E.
sosp.Arx. April 2tsid Carean Phssdelphis; British
Ca4. Eiors.
DRIsroL. April 24-sld Elizabeth Srork
CussAvsN, Al ril 2-sld HarmOneon. Nlork.
CLYDE, April sld Sisters Boston 25th. Nsrchoness Of
Stydssda.e. Nfork 18th Elphinstons uC; Argyle, do
D,-sLIs. April 3-sd Lady Hobart NY0rk; 18th, STAN
bcul. DO
DEAL, A pril 2i-Sld Falcon, SYork
GRAyFsrNp. A pr 2j-Arr Margaret Evans. NTork.
GALWAY, April 26-sj Alt1n, Nf0rk; 18th, D4makiels
Nictora Cuban. Ann Martha. Do.
GENoA, April 2l-Arr mberland. NIork.
HELNosT. April 2i-Arr Rhein, NYOrk; 9th Gustave
Ese, DO. Sd 2tth, South Carolina, Nfork.
HAyRF, April 2i-Arr Bavaria. Nlark. .srh, VIM Tell,
DO May J. prr-nt, do; a. Western World do Sid 18th
Isehesse Orleans NYor 2sth EancJdc. do 2th, Dove
g.; 5th. Constellation, DO.
LIVERPOOL, May sid Warrington, NYork; %, Isaac
light do Earl Chalmers end DcRebecea a., Broadalbn
Boston, April 3D. Bell Rock do Locke Mauran do; 18th
Baltic (sl NYork %)th. Garrirk. do May I, Montexuma
Do. Sld 9th Hiberuis Philadelphia 18th, King SIork
zTa, Aberdeen, do; Defiance, d.; Lady Frankla. do.
LosDoNDERRy. April 3-Sld Courier. Philadelphia
NARsEIILEs, A prii 22-Sld He'd" Nfork.
PoRrssopr,s, April as-Sla To 1rpRn aence, SYork.
oyKsssrovs. April J-Sld Hela, Niork May !, Emanr-
vATsRsonp. April s-sld Heia. Quebec; Layinia New
York, 2th, Ann Kenny do.
wARRr- PoIST. no idste-sid Nslsoa Village, aai
BlgtEsrs. Niork.
Ship Ashburton, from NYort for liverpool date Tat
a., lon 60.
Ship Ten Eyck. no date, LAT 5 $. lon a.
Bark Columbus, from NYUrk for Marsslts, April = Ia.
ne Laursns. Of SYork for Calilo.
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Ho.. james Buchanan Nominated for the
Presidency.

rurNnrrpfu., MAY ~ 1851.
The Democratic Convention II Wahio9tpn "a ha W
neursiea Hon James H'chsnsn for The Presidency w
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VEOO REwARB.-cRossnANs SPECIFIC NIX
pyOV tur,-of All remedies yet discovered this isAs
maN certain IL maktss speedy and permanent eurs with
o The least restriction In die drinh oresrosure ehsass
an application 70 business Many are eurrd In two dtss
street slsc ~ No W Actor uoes ~ ITO BgoadvAy aaa ~
Hultoas ssset cornsg Of William.
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HALIFAX TELEGnArH 0ssicE May 10 1851.
The steamship Cambria. arrived In her dock this
ing at O'Clock She has thirty passengers twenty
OF whom for Boston and for Halifax She brings
$500 in specie.
She left Liverpool Saturday the Cd inst and passed
The Africa OF Holyhead. atty Y NJ, the day.
The British and Continental news is quite unimpor-
tant.
The al absorbing topic in England is the Great Fx-
bib tion opened by Her Majesty May day in presence
OF thty thousand person. without disorder accident
On ted the Russell Ministry defeated by mo
ton by ar Hume, to conire the operation of the pro
pcrty tax tcone year.
The JEWS Disabilities Bill read second time.
Emigration from England and Ireland continues IN
abated.
All danger of ministeria crisis in Paris is and
the old story current that Louis Napoleon il makiag
great efforts to prolone his Term Of office.
The Portuguese instruction had sub }iIed.
Austria and Russia have demanded CO the Sultan that
he retain Kosuh and his fellow patriots for years
longer The Sultan Is inclined ref and throw him
self on the protection of England an France.
Nothing new from Germany.
The Indian mail had not arrival.