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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11
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once Of the
TROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE CO
III No 81 Wall-st., eorasT OF pearl-ss
CAPITAL 100000.
Al an election held This day the following sentieoe1
we're ebos0n Directors Of tina COMPANY for tss snxsL
rear:
f,npsos bxsorc, Moses IsJios, George EldsIJ
senl B. Sherman Marshall PepOof. sTancs Skidoy,
peter Martin, AleIanr II. Grant, Chas. BuIkhatsl,
aufus Story Asa 3. Porter, James Is. Wilson,
Hsny Edey, Isaac G. Taylor, william r. Fostsy
Az a subsequent meeting OF the Beard, SAMPSON
MOORE ESa ~ss unanimously reelected President Of
De Company. J. MILTON sMITH, Secrs.ary.
New York, Esb. J. 1851
N B-Tbis Company continues 70 nsare Building MsT-
sssndlse, Household Furniture vesssls In Port, &C.
sr1 psid dI TGTh&Stf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-11

Err, Ballot. Second Ballo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10
Telegraphic REPORTS

~
The per Europa has depressed cotton market
the sales this morning 20o0 bales at fully
fourth decline. Strict middling is quoted ri exc
Coffee has likewise declined-i00o bags Rio having
been sold at 9l4c Holders Of mess pork firm, and
asking Sis; prime sells at S12 80 Sl3; lard and bacon
are unchanged Flour Is dull with small sales Of Ohio
AT SO % 81 1900 bus OF have been sold az 4Sc
5oc moderate business l. doing in at SIC for
fair Sales were made Of choice molasses at Sac Soc
CHARLESTON, May 8. 1851
There has been brisk demand for cotton at firm and
stifening prices the sales about LOO bales from
&c. to lo1sc.
SAVANNAH May 5, 1851
Cotton has been in better demand than for several
days the sales 303 bales rather fuller prices
ranging from to l01ac
BrFrALo May Q, 1851.
The receipts Of the past twent four hours up
bushels Flour Is in demard for exploration but at
prices below the views Of holders Wheat il in fair de-
mand, but operations checked by the frmness of
holders. eco bushels sold at Soc, for Ohio The market
for Is lower 12o00 bushels having been sold doc
for mixed western. Ohio whiskey il ST 2lc The freight
or foGr to Albany, Is 46c., and on corn. Zoe.
ALBANY, Nay Q, 1851
The receipts stree last have beer.-tlour, IL 900
bbs wheat, none; corn $1,000 bush. The receipts of
-four large, but the market holds hrm; the sales
$500 bbls at 81 so 81 G. for pure oenesce: 81 81
81 20 for straight State. and - Il a - IS for Nca
gan. Germ is not high; 1900 bushels sold
SIC for Western and mixed oats steady sales 400
bushels at 47c Prison whisky l. &c and Ohio is at
the same figure.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10
Theatrical md Musical.

Bowrn, THrArRr-rhi. evening very rich treat is
offered for the amusement q the dramatic public Hr
Thomas Hsmbln the great trsgelian appears ia his
inmitabe character u Macbeth 1t is seldom that the
frequeners Of theatres have opportunt, Of witness
ing genuine tragic prioznsnres We mean BY the term
genuine proper conception Il the author pure read
ing. and no rsnting. Mr. ilamblin both by education
and great batural gift every way suited % tis stl
ton. and no doubt viii drag an immense audience TO-
night. The enterta uueDts will conclude with tho
drama Of the "Deuounccr Miss wemys Mr rl.on
and other eminent artists viii appear la the tragedy
BHo.pwAr THEArRE The entertainments for this
evening viii commence with Morning Cal" AMI vii
terminate with the slle'did spectacle entitled the
Vision 81 tire sun A this l. the last representation
Of this magnificent Production. no doubt the house vii
be crowded in every department. The xrsnlucr a the
spectacle wrlong + remember.d-the scenery = ger
geoue We advice then All those who have not sen ~
well those Who have to give strong testimony this
evening that they appreciate the exertions fthe a
nsgement. Conway : ite'tbt VIII come on On Monlsy
evening. LIT hi admirers DO their duty
S;rto's GApnr- There VII be no performance to-
night, bot Monday evening Nile Caroline Rousset.
the charming Tsrpscb artist viii take her rrSel
benefit. The pieces sclcrtcd arr Ladies, beware the
frst act Of Giss,le.r aud the ballet entitled Les
foican There H. littl doubt but that the house
win BE- crowded In every department.
Brpronis THEATRE "A bn u great variety for this
evening Three excellent pscesthe hrst the come ~
Of Mimi which viii b. followed by the excellent
comedy of the Engi-hninu in Paris and Az wIl
conclude with the spiendio hudesque Of the World
Fair N,a.1y al thu fam artists Of this very pros
porous estaishment ui appear In those pieces II i
scarcely necessary ssy that here viii be fun house
believe all nights arr EQUAL tie theatre being icd
O. it, utmost capacity burton has established HI
theatre place q the most refined character q
amusemcnt
SArtosAL ruE--Ths beautiful sketch entitled
Morning CALI viii commence the entertainments. and
they vii terminate With The grasd fairy spectacle q
Thalaba the Destroyer the burning sword which
l. witnessed every night With the greatest enhusasfn.
We sdvise those Nho find a spectacle representa-.
tons 20 vsit the National where thy will the most
beautiful dazzling nefy. Lrar the sweetest dramatic
music and vitucts excellent acting Prom the great
rush 70 see ihia magnificent, affair believe Il vii have
NWfW NQN1T NNl MNFnT tN4N WN.WI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

Fillmore at Wilmington on Monday at noon and escort
him 10 the city.
The robbery Of Mr. Keims jewelry store is fastened
upon two a his own aged 10 and 2l who obtained
false key for the purpose from cousin named Laniis
locksmith by trade. Yhe appear 70 be hardened
scam having previously thrcatend TO be reyenget upon
their father for sntDg them In regard % money lie
has been robbed by them repeatedly before this last
transaction. by which his whole stock in trade was
swept Of
Capt Norris Sta nley, aged Sc native Of Wales, who
came to this country with the late John Jacob Aston,
and who engaged in several battles on board Ameri
can vessels Of during the revolution died At his resi-
doncc in this city last evening
The deyeopemsnts in relation 70 gang Of robbers in
Shippen showing their plans robbing eweer
named Boss similar the particulars OF the eee-
trated Eurd robbery to induce belief that these
offenders guilty Of that mysterious Transaction
The haunt where they arrested Is close the spot
which that murder was perpetrated, and would ac-
count for the in which the murderers 80 sud.
denly disappeared though the pursuers just at their
heels
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

y ATEs or FARE REDUCED.-THE ONLY THROUGH
y Maj " X. ad
DAY, May ~ At clock MmThe splendid .teamshipEM
pier River, SSasres direct on tuesday May is
sS S;
% tsnss 'ss apply at the
JNlTEp STATES ,1a MAIL NAIL sTEAxsmIP coMfaST
L. stsP. Mfafs Reduesd-Ths splsndid doabissasa,
s.$ssss;1 VII Ell i' s:ss::Is asas.
S% and
Sas .san. ,nc A. % e 5 7. ~.
G1s sSaS Sss d s Ss viii 6 oil. sf ss
s's the s'nTsaS IN West Street. s5SfS%,
EoR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LINE TO SAN
rran.isce via chsgres dree@The splendid steamship
SarSsn viii leave New York % her fsS9R trip e Cha
ssr embark Tor Gain s'is Ia
yed 70 examine her spacious saloons and cabins and her
sspss5 TsssAlas S9Ssrs. :ass tSS:s dsy.
Die. crossing I,Sna state and scrtSs can
sPPlis,,i9n a. u. ors. Pier foot Of Morris
ETPREss LINE ron CHAoREs DIREcT-AT The
steamer BRoTHER JONATHAN. Loo soa. spr,6sn, VIII
Tuesdsy May Is This consructed With
sn % I Ssps S
,sn, IN the most liberal VIA especial care for ne
for the safe o. specie bullion, other ysiu
lars Also an sspeeneed surgeon whose services are tree
''''p'n'' 'his .' 81 d1 sSss r..sr
pAcIFIc NAIL STEAMSHIP. coAPANY:-toNLr
Il through line for California and oregonl-The public
informed that under the Arrangement Of this Com
Gay. each nos.s unis.. detained unsycdsbls acct
The following steam packets belonging y the Pacific Man
viii be a2wsysn pcr, At ssch end 81 the route =
,cas ehR6LiNS go sSas
SSALIFoENiA. 1850 ,on. SoLunBUs....... coo tons
coLuMBIA 800. 500 tons. FREMoNT........ 60 sOns
fhs new steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
the arrvsl q mails from Psnsns
tarnns without delay with the mails and for the
regular line Of propeiers will he KEEP. up for the tran.
portaon q freight and transient passengers between Pa
Ths we'll known steamship SARAH SANDS, Of 1900 ton,
burhen now under charter 70 the company and peculiarly
commodiou IN her cabin arrsngenen will be kept runnins
the above viii keep up the connection b.
The connection in the Atlantic Will be maintained By hs
GEORGIA. I. . 1900 tons. CRESCENT cITY 800 .oas
OHIO, ,;;.;, 5000 tons CHERokEE; 80 tons,
Leaving New York for Chsgros the 18th and 2h Of each
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON viii
form direct line between New Orleans and Chagss lesv
Ing at such periods as will insure sslttle detention
nble on the ithmu and forming with the Pacific steam
ships through line TO and from New Orleans ports
can be secured from Armstrong Lsvrason Co. agents -
for through sshsss from New York san Fran
feD in state rooms, TO $50.
fsD, In lower cabin 70 $40.
41D. in steerage, TO fle5. -
The rates from New York chssre, VIII b shs iO~ss'
and 90 South street and sftssis sssSoy IN w'ss ts'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10
City Intelligence.


FrSERAL OF VOLUNTEER The few remaining mem
beers Of the gallant New York Volunteers escorted
terdsy 10 his final resting place, the remains Of George
r. Mctsdden, one u Their number whose death
casioned by disease contracted in Mexico whe hting
tor the honor of his country They bore the came tat
tered but honorable coior which they bravey defended
In Mexico One by one thee, gallant dropping
Oh 70 premature grave The Volunteers ted
by the American Rides anu Aidkens Washington Brass
Band whose gay uniform looked remarkably well
Frss.A fire Discovered on Thursday night at ten
CLOCK. In the upper part u the building No los Water
street occupied by Cummings & Osborne. which was
quickly subcued The ia by fire trifing. but
by water considerable. There large quantity Of
cotton IN the upper part II The store.
CArsrzrSG A Boar. ASp Mss DsswSEo.-Frederick
Bidet Vim. Potter, alfred Nichols, ami Walter yer
Ramon. left this city lbur sdsy morning sh inst
in boat to 60 &C staten issnd when their return
the boat was capsized on uowanus. W slus Of Wind
and Walter Nier kaDnnn drowned. Ills body has
not been recovered The others rescued
DrArs OF DR.. DoDs-1u1AnY FvSERA,-Coionel Bo-
CART commanding tie "a r. ment has issued the follow
ing order -" The has the melancholy duty
OF informing the command a the decease of their late
respected and estmable surgeon. Robert Dods NJ D.
The officers and officers of the second
fui uniform, sunday ID 18th instant from his late
residence, No 10 LasyetI place, at half past twelve
o clock
Aocfpr.r.L DFArn-Coruner Geer yesterday held an
inquest Al No II Oak street, on the body OF John
McCuly aged 80 year. born Ireland who came to his
death by accidentally falling from his weiaes-
day last whereby he broke both legs since which time he
has been lingering until yesterday, when he died Yer
diet accordingly,
Accrrrs1 sHIrBoAsp.--On Thursday forenoon nj
hairss II O'Clock Henry Harvey, sailor board the
ship Deyonshire lying al the foot u Maiden lane
seriously injured by a chain cable falling on him lie
was taken 10 the Hospital ty nicer Donneily
hsornfR AcCIpESr.-ue thursday while a carpenter
oy the name 4 Henry Michel at work on building
in the rear mo Anthony street Of the timhars
wsy precipitating him the ground and breaking
both his legs. He was conveyed to the Hospital.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

Cha.., Mobile; briss ssreus Nasury Manila; Godfrey
nsnSSss Pss,sy crssnisw. Dsriss a Caroline brad
S1sss d s@s ' Sss
brig. rhGrI Paine pSr. Prince Abbot. Lasrsacs
rTDee s lp s Sh,sIs yass HANDY
sS;ys s s.t s'f b ass a.
s,h.ATy tah. Anna tBreml RaseIsn. Bremen; " i G
dc ABIGAIL Gayle @arsSsso SUISSE ssI Mad Quar-
ana PR B.i'iES,s sisisht, and Emily Johnson Coils,
nom Rio Jansiro; Egtsw, Matthews, from Boston CID
las Die
~ rs M
GA L1s.ss:f s sss,
% ond Ss Sion
Ssnsn. jsss ds Cuba Cha. Ed%ond.on Vincent
s. Is; s,s yi1, California.
Tasa fis Az sS :sSa. G.sn.a Baltimore.
fLI$WokTH,, May SID sehs Ellen s Mary, Eero, Ads-
ss5 a;,i Hale s s
%sksoSSfikl sssss r :s ss$,:
4fsns ;s's rhHs%s
ssS
ga since and sysa pilot boat
TSs: ss. ST.
dad ds -Four Hsr% s and
t st. sa asR 'ga wsW Vs out this morning
NOZZLE. May iaArr Win Geo Green Rsdman, NYork.
SesfoIR Ma, %rr seS Sisf; Louder. Chase. Nyok
Nay si i's sss S@'f HERON Newman
FIiISPE1pIIA. May s-Ars s.rls Louise, Brooks. Pa.
nsllet BSston; brigs Speed Brs Rynrson s. Thomas;
sehrs Orlando Nichols Cardenas Merritt Wright,
Albany John Somers, Wareha: Erie. Norman,
NYok Josephine, Morrison Hartford Cid steamship vir
NIB Harrisburg. Matthew'S Chareston brgs Machigosne
Crouch Mayaguer; Lsmartne Senter Porto Rico Petrol
B yss'ss Ts,y s ss5'
Brooklyn; Genoa, Grant and John s. Somers Boston;
Miller Elliott. Hartford; Tarry.NOt HSey Amessury.
Savannah Jerome. willard and Pemaqud, Mitchell Port,
land Sarah Anna Pnkham, Eastport steamer Ironsdes
PROVIDENCE, May Arr schrs Star, Nickerson, sa-
yanpah via Fall River Harriet Newell. Dbbe Albany.
Below topsai schr with lumber two aft schs
Tone with lumber and NYork packet soop the
Roger Williams. Sid sloops Fairfield and Commerce. AL
bany Translation, Rondout Rhode Island NYork Rdas,
RICHMOND, May Arr schrs James SAMUEL, Walters.
Nlork Sid sehr Henrieo, futile. do
throp, Y Dung, Boston, Nov T..
LIST nstAdv ship Austiss Steele for Shanghai few days.
and ssdoa sale; brig Reindeer Chase New
York days; schr VIM sponord Kent for do via Val
ST MARYs. Ca, April 2s-sch Martha Hall (of Waldo
SAVANNAH. May Arr steam prop Freeman Rawdon.
ca1 snd aS:
Howes Boston. Sid brigs Wilson Fuller Lewis NYork
John Marshall Collins. PittstOn. Me; Dunbar, Howes.
and Lach Hofedt Boston, rev cutter fancy Rudolph on
SALEM. May 7-Bolow brig N Shepard, from Para.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

TrlLhDfIfIIIt, Nay 2. SOL
~ Murr-s stu Usiiscotsrtd. mother Iats Scsrf-L In
nofva Sons Ro'ting hrr tuseY- Criminal Derssps.
wrrfs.
The Gen man arrested ~ Dnyestown IN suspicion ~
tie Earte murder proves g. b. quite another person
from tie real offender IL calls himself FRANCOIS Geyer
ana vas formerly employtd at manufsci0fy - Newark
enc tn, prt pricturs Il which named Bartle
md vas from this similarity II the names and his per-
suai appearance f,sebiirg the de ctiption that in
ducsd Ii. arrest The daughter a the late Mr. Bsrtle
weut 10 Do,estOwu aud cleared the accued by her not
Gslsntif inR him .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10
Passengers Arrived.

BREMEN, &c-Steamshp Hermann-Mss Foster, II
kayser and lady Miss Kayser Justine Kayser. William
John Minor Mrs Lethbrdge Robert Lsthbridge John
ger. Dudgeon, Morng and lady. Sanford, II
Causen. Motter. Nelander, Huppe, Gustav Jacob-
ssph, Mi,s Emile Jo;eph, Meyer. weidenkoaer,
lady, John Borgmann. Mrs Berger Miss Berger, x
Berger. Joseph Huesmann Miss Huesmann; Miss Hues
mann, Funkamp, ii Beringer Miss Emma Kohler, Otto
Keller Mics Ksllenhorn, Mrs Rohman Miss Anna Rob
man, Rohman, Aleyr kohman, Z kohman Jacob Conrad
william Zerban Ernest schafer Herman Nitsohke and
lady. Mrs Ludekus Miss Indexes, Miss Ludekus,
Rose collins and lazy Miss Porter. George Can
doza AMI .y, Cohen, William Cox, Richard Strong
Peter r. 81, VIM StronF. Mrs Walsh, Misses Sarah
Walsh Todd Todd Mrg Ellen McNico Ann Bailey,
Bradbury. Thomas, W bradbury, Is Bradbury, Miss
Mary Beer. George sherman Schafer.
CHAGREs, &c-Steamship Crescent .City-W Truesdeil
Sheldon. Nm Vincent N Stenitt, Capt Jewett,
Stoner, Hsuys VIM Austin McKeever l. Corbet, Geo
Atkinson, Roberts, Jas Carroll, Tarnel Andre,
Hunt. Sheriff.
BREmnN-Bark Minna-C Bostoher, II Pundt and lady.
Leamcck Prig and lady fre6ricks 0ldeck, A
whitman Schmidt and lady. Sutler and lady Meyer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

On Thursday evening May s. by the Rev. Richard
Horton, Mr. EDWIN W. CURrs to Miss BELINDA FRAZER
all &. this city.
On Friday morning May @ by the Rev Z. 2 Hatfield
Mr. JAsas TEMPLE, Of Brooklyn, L. L. to Hiss ABICAIL
DAVIS, If this city
On Sunday evening, Mr.. u. BopESrAv to AVS Ear,
WORM. third daughter Of William Worth Esq. Grove
street. Third ward, Jersey city.
On Wednesday evening May by the Rev DR.. bowl
ing, Mr. DoRAScr b. PIrrs, to Miss IsAsELLA NE, both
II this city
On Thursday evening, May s. by the Rev Wm storrs,
II St Mary's Church, Mr.. WILLIAM CosrELLo TO Miss
Msrr McCASS, both 81 this city.
On May 9, by Oscar W. Sturteyant, Alderman Of the
Third ward Mr. NELSON H. HoLcolMB, Of jackson. ~ j.
to Miss ELIzABrrHs HoLcoLMR. Of Cumuinston, Mass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

In Boone county, KY, ON the I'D April JsHS SHA-
vrs, aged 1l0 years and days lie was probably the
Oldest person at the time Of his death in the United
States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

LIvYRPooL-Ship Constantine-Isaac White. Me-
Culiough Hucheson, DIR Alfred Wstkyns and lady Miss
watkyns ROGERS Mrs Rogers saml Halves. Jas Tsy-
Tor and lady George vAndenhon Mr. Cuthberson Anthony
Smith. j hcI3rain, Raymond Martin Sim pson Rev
Chas Simpson DIR Thos Graves. Adam Thorbun, John
A Bunting, Miss Catherine Hodae.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10
Herald Marine Correspondence.

Arivsd-Brgs Psrsgon tBrl Elliott stockton Ems EN-
staham Ferguson, Pernambuco schrs Hero, Emerson
baltimore, John oliver, Crsnan, PETERSBURG Va; Embark
Perez rort Deposit; Fashion, Loring. Wilmnrton NC
Emily Weaver, Brock, do Express Adam. Nfork Cicero
Baker, Boston Butler, Tbbetts Eseer Mas; lexington
Williams, rYorh W Camp, Pratt Portland Seneca,
Brown. Newark. NJ.
Clesred-Ptt ship Kalamazoo, SAVAGE Liverpool; bArks
Fcrnandina Thompson Cienfuegcs Figaro lBrem Beck
msnn Wilmington CO Nashua, Clifford. BOSTON, brig ls
lam Wiley Rio de Janeiroi schrs Fairy tBr Locke, Halt
fsy. N sentcs Brown, Norwich, Conn Asa Eiridge,
Lowden, New Haytni VIM. =. Camp Pratt, Hartford Je.
rome Niiar5 Portland Suptrb, Kouth Brdgp0r Lev
ine,on. Williams Harlem Express Adams, Brooklyn; Wor-
eester Rlodes Providence; Butler, Sttetts Cambridge
Mss L. Ands nred Ccrson, Fall tkiveri Delaware, CQVk
New York Here, Andrews, Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

Arived-Bsrk Sarah oney, ha,anIas. th uit, of Salt
Key. bark Lowell, Portland Tor Havana -,
BARK LuSerns, Philadelphia brig Re Davids tsardl,
Nf n,s Arr, gt 4; 2 8 ss
from her CAPT yossph fsmsr ana ssadder late q
grey saved except lSsas sSSaaas, q p;iS,yH; Mas;
Capt broke ia lee hours after tie vessel esp,lled They
esheys.sa NE remainder Of the continued board
Dsirs frneess csnfpssos April ~ Emblem Gsorss.own
DC; sehs King, and Edw-rd. wmington; Kendaskeag
S1s As,gT1 r11 Se s,psssS o
reks9n, someryills and John Calhoun Philadelphia
cissTsd-b sfis Archibald. s., Stephens. Nh; nurillo.
Nor.1s ers. Ssf1@s san Iran SS
al, Tisf, AN as5 sSp.6s aSsa
i0Ts aSd roy Hssris,sa Burr, and Missouri Sfcss.
Arriysd--sleops Harriet. rau River for SYorE; s,b Nj
sailed sta@sehr Hoffman. Philadelphis; soop Helen
NDesford
.Arrivst-sloors Fish. Albany Isaac Borden, New
ssii,d-ssir jas u Deputy Philadelphia; sloors Thos
Thorte, and Caroline, Albany. .
Swedish brig Sophia Liverpool Is u Hampton 10 IL
rou,,.;, ~ ISosssis ,a
yi..asei Dart NBedfOrd for Taunton; soop ThorRe,
TAU River for Albany. -,
Arrivss-sir Cen Scot. NP.eiac. ~ - l7o1lbs bone
81 on ~ is ass Ion 8 q Yarn coIs%tg. 81
March ~ = q : Ion ss bark Psiadn from Peaasphia
H.srd frora y Ri "a brig osceoa, o, clean.
scArs Nuture. CharlettoBs sterling and Holmes, Nor
folk.
ssilcd-sLr Copsaree. Pacific.
PpovtnFvcr, NAYS
Arrved-sthr Senator. q Nyork Mobile. 18th nit at ~
81 Ion ~ 70 sroke ship Leviathsn, from Mobile for Liver.
pool days out 9th met lat ~ - Ion IL = spoke brig
J 4 Gilmore. from Savannah for Boston.
Selr susan Boston, Charleston. 5h Inst lat - 81 Ion
u ~ poks slip james Lorer from Pacific q and for Nam
tucket, wit 400 bhis oil. reported.
scars Roslury baltimore; COLUMBIA Albany r q Scran-
tor sapgertfs. soops Fashion, NYsrki ROGER Williams,
A.; Harvest 10.
saed-sslrs Cape May, and Marcy Phiadelphia; Ora
tor Warren snd Dghton; sloops vermont Albany Rad
Arr tsisw Warren this afternoon ship Warren Evans
wCas cid ~ oahu Nov 2th, when she reported 40
bts sr. 20 o. VII OIL
RocEfAvn, NAY
Arr4ved-sstrs Richmond Bengal and Gen Cass, Nfork;
Sea lion DO FOR Bangor; 5th Eutoka, York River
Sailed-Sohr Metallue, Nfork.
SALEN May
Arrved-Bris " Sheppard Para schr Globe. NYorE
WEsrr0Rr, May
saiied-Bsrk Or Franklin, Atlantic Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

EoR sALE-AN EXCELLENT BERTH IN THE AFTER
II cabin Of the Niagara leaving Boston o Wednesday
lith May Applyto BUCHANAN, HARRIS 4 CO,
Is Posts Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-10

Letter Bags Of Pacific for Liverpool will close ~
the Exchange Reading Room t67 Exchsnge Saturday,
Letter Bsss of steamer Georgia for Havans caornia
40 viii close Al ire Exchange Reading Room ExohangD
on Monday, 18th inst, at o'clock.
Mail for ChrEres, kingston, Jan Jusn Pana
ma Orcron south Pachc, and San Francisco. will close
q, the Escbsnge Reading Room tG Esehabgcl Tuesday,
Letters can Be prepaid At the Reading Room any part
The sbsye Letter Bags are sso At Kspyon u wall street.