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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-28

- .. ose-ed a. auc.rcn ths r17Fnny y w. 49,,
49, 4 Ncrn.. The OsiA W. Wa
s,r sold e &c cee.ine 81 ya-y fnfl r-.ces for
iho.ions The receipts arc al ttkca up leaving ''r
al g. o.. u, m yery bare Of desirable s-ocN -,
on 81 insesd active. VITA a go'I c2ln-'y s'
51ed from store 75a7Cc On ;he wharf, some p'i00S
have been sold al TIC H. r--sc- sa-aand
80 4--sing 10 a close 200 quia;als s. George B-A ~
Cn5srs col lgwer urces are anrlcpa-ed uy thy
SS.r-eTei ~ dam goo bhls Mlssac'uses pc lN ~ -
bed go 60 and IS for numbers j, and mere '''
no HALIFAX 90 the market g., = M tal. ~ q
S5air m western and 23fas3tc tor Ono ann fi-s0i
Irnire i steady sales Of Is hhfls ~ &c - =, -,
pR0VISIONS-The market for new Mess feiA of. m
better with some demand for Government 1us cis1 Iii
and beavy Saes II $50 bbs a. Is 2Jdl) 81 Ut hs
IA 57IGH 90 for Old do, 10 &c f9r new Prime a3 y - az
oid Reef i heavy and rather lower. Sles sid-l az 90
Ell for Mos and S5dSG for Pnae Cur Meas arg u-.'
80 heavv sales 81 800 bbls and cs a. 7sd5c ~ -
ard &c for Shoulders Lard very heavy safes o. l'o ''
a'fITH-sales Of a million Of Eastern at Sci casn.
IUMBERThere are steady sales q cafsoes % bis'e'
al Sl3aSi4 z NJ. ,.., az IN, III. h,-e
been sold az BIC, cash. . ..,sr
IRoN-we notice further small sales Of Scotch Pr al
1919 90. c mos .--..
IEAD-The market remains firm but inactive
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DIED.

On Monday May Pc. ELIZABETH WRIGHT, relct Of
Andrew Wright, m the 8ith year Of her age.
The friends and relatives OF the family are Respectfully IN
ved 10 attend funeral Wednesday the 18th INST az
O'Clock y Nj from her late residence, 81 FlrSt-st.
On Monday. MAY 26. Of consumption, LAURA ANN
WOOLIEY aged 81 years wife Of Franklin Ferry.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of her
br0ther-In- a, VIM IL Sanford respectfully invited u
attend her funeral Thursday afternoon 29th INST, at
o'clock from her late residence al CherySt, without fur
Their invitation lhySoI
In Brooklyn on Tuesday May q. at half-pasi l. AN
Mrs SARAH OPHELIA ASIOR, aged 81
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 attend
her funeral tins day "Wednesday the 26h INST at hii-
past M from The residence Of her sister Mrs Bovine,
II Schemorhorn-s Brooklyn, between Court and Clinton
without further invitation -.
On Tuesday morning MAY %, Of consumption, WILLIAM
JAMES DALRYMPLE. m the Goth year of his age
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully M
yed to attend the funeral "Wednesday afternoon, 28ih
inst at O'Clock, from his late residence Casonav near
Flushing av.. Brooklyn
On TUESDAY morning MAY q. after a lingering illness,
WILLIAM ]. DALRYMPLE, aged 10 years months and
IS days.
His funeral VIII take place Wednesday afternoon a.
o'clock from the residence Of ms parents Cason near
Flushing ay East Brooklyn The relatives and friends oi
the family respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral.
without further invitation His remains VIII be taken 10
CyureSS Hills Cemetery
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PHILADELPHIA.
Things In PhiIadelphia.

Correspondence otthc Tribune
fHILADELPHIA Tuesday, May -
Two or three unimportant fires occurred
in this city this morning
The State Medical Society of PennSy wanna Will
hold its annual meeting in tins city tins week.
James Stewart, aged years, was accidentally
drowned IN Cohocksink Creek yesterday.
Spring vegetables and fruits are abundant IN our
markets. at reasonable prices.
The steamboat Ohio Is now LIVING near wharf az
Camden. She will probably be raised tomorrow, and
placed ON Dry Dock.
The foreign aVces nv the Canada published thus morn
ing, have impaired decided better feeling SO the COrrON
market, and holders 6rmer IN then demands BARK
N fair demand aud further sales ~ No have been made
M So tun The FLOlR market duh Standard brands
freely offered al IS but thoro cXgIt demand and
the sales only IN small lots for the supply Of cIt TRADE
and better brands and extra nj 81 10 s. hbl quail
" SEQ hbs RYE FLOUR sold YESTERDAY az 81 CORN
MEAL Is IN limited request 500 bills sold NJ about IS Z
bhl WHEAT and held FIRMLY Sales Of 5000 bush
els prime Pennslva White al 0l and Red al 70 cents
boshel aloat. RYE continues gprd demand ans 500
bushels sold Tor Disabling at 70 The demand Tor Corn has
fallen or but prices are uncnansc Sales OF 100 bushels
yellow az GO cents Further sales Of OATS have been
NJ SGts euShel store At the latter rate WHISKY Is m
far demand Sales OF bhlS al % and hhdS at p cts
SALES or STOCKS -ttrSf d-lOO Morris Canal i6i
fev Read RR SSs; $50 DO ss geo do 2Si 50 Grand Bk
l % NckSburg BIZ ISL l25 Lehlgh. Int s3l, 63 10 $751;
Ice do IS St IS Schuylk Nav ~ 20 NorIiStOwu RR s.
$500 Read RR S. 7o $500 State s. S $4,000 do g. $500
Camden Amboy RR d. 81, Sol
SsCead Boerd-Se Mons Canal l6 go DO l6.; Sc $50
State IS 90 IS Sch Nav ~ Commercial Bank So 800
Canal Bonds, Is, S. Penn RR ts;; SlocO Reading RR es
10, IL
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y, tr Fllen ForoStal. Hauoerrg, lnas - as IN nL
las. and ss rsss 10 Roach, Bro Co The hs e. -
srced heavy weather on "a pasise cat''el a~4 i''1-
ma A., o.e McCaoch Passport 10 ds' aihs ana FISH %
S'srse'si Gushing II Bts,oal Cady Por;-au-Pracs
NJ h. coffee Sc . masiei l. 81,
Seb Diamond DAVIS, Dighson- Mas U.s. iron AMI mas
bound % Baltimore ~ = 4. -,aso o. r--..o~ e.
NsSso oco Bea-se Boston ls. mise % Atkins c.
CT Nlmrod lowell Boston, Is, bolli = lfoy,
81 Saraa Elzaheth Dearborn, Portland u U.s. s'le'
Pound 70 Baltimore. NH. 10 , a.
eanges 20 Benton Bros -, Al ~ - 49,.
sch ellen Baker Pendleton, Plymouth Nc d. shin-
eies % Benton Bros o. Il, ,-.,-.l - p,s.,,
SCH Noumalal. Bellill s1la' as, Ai5 =. "a t
Sch James W Mckee, Wise. Br'oNAi'eA- u.s. o'IA'
sca james N Bayles new Ba7les BTookaa7ea' d. IN
ballast. =. IT,. 0 9s s.o,, h--, p,
- pb,rfe Flizaheth Hull Kingston. bound o. Hartford
Re-or-s me sch Elza KELSEY Pcgn " STUCK o., I-h
n,ng las THURSDAY night, when few ines t'oVe lsA
ceose sha-ferne the foremost 90 pieces Inc vessel vas
=, ,nci6r and AN hands below No other damage was SIS
SebH Tllman. Young, Baracoa, 9 ds' f'u; to Gl-
SCR Iamartne. Turner. Wilmington, NC, d. nl
Sch Arrowsio Boyineton. Trinidad dc Cuba p d. sugar
scs Emily Hard tof Proyncetown) De Fra;e $,
John PR IS ds ana mniaSses 70 EaVIe bA.' l
Sloop Rhode Island, Sturgess, providence
BELOW bugs.
WIND-Durng the day south
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New-York Cattle Market MAY q

REPORTED for Inc lIlo uHc1
rAttbe Washington Drove Yard, Fourth-ay ana rory
fnrfHst and Al the Hudson River Bulls neal 100 81 ~
bnsonst Tor Reeves For Cows, Calves, sheep ana IahD
Al Rrovnngs Sirfh-st Thrd-av, and al Chtmoef-
$50 Reeves (20O0 Southern. the rema.1dei
f ~ STATE and the East IS Cows and Calves, and 500
sheen and Lambs al Br0wnngs VOCoWs ana Cal'es' a1
af.ort 600 sheep and Lambs, az Chamberlain -.
BEEVES There has been rather more eKelsise DIs
some tine ryevious The number Of cattle offering Wa
quite large sales good retailing qualities al IRON - y
SeTt0 fgrres hardly M 70 last weeks mark Al CnanDe
f ssi,s vvsrr rgy,red al 81 50 aS9 lot Of 81 heae
were taken for Bermuda and 100 head driven to Brighton
COWS AND CALvES-Are IN good supply sales a
rom D. 20 10 S90aS42 All sold at Brownlngs AZ Cham
lerian's rric,ss ranged from $50, S28 % $40. q,
sUFTP Ann LAMBS At Br0wnng's. Sheep sold a
from soto 25aS5 Lambs ] 7ja2 Is to p AZ SOD
A. Sbee9 wish wool on brought 50, j0a >
a. SbcaTed 81 75aSL Lambs ranged at from 81 70 81
TuoIF
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Passengers Arrived

In steamship Alabama from SduGnaah-Geo Parsons y
Gwundeson c Magurdy, Mr. Stirling and lady, e.
Iedes Norton. Parsons DR. o Hyatt. II stanley,
c Manning. Dan Dustin DIR Conger, Prof De Lucy,
Rhlnd, L \, MIR Sweeney, Geo Porris Phean, VII
der Mr. Cleveland Chas Murehead, Chas Smith and lady,
Mrs Rolf. Miss NJ Taylor, Miss Rglksy, Ms H'wsn
Miss NJ RpVven. Miss A rs wilkins,
J Wmslow Mrs DAY. Mis- Bulkley. Mrs Kelly, Miss Ran
dall, Miss Cecil Ma W = l. won. Baker. Sheppard,
II Francis and lady, Nels and lady J y Rodman,
Hon Charlton. T. T Bowers. ID Billiard. Judge Ran
dali J Stone Dr. Lard Mr. TTuaX Mr. Fairbanks ID Ro-
and { Boswell W IA HaycnS lady and child, Mrs Cleve-
and Mrs NOISE. Miss Cleveland, III Ansey, w Hclsh-
man Jas Potter John Potter and servant Miss Potter and
servant Miss Potter Mss NJ Potter, Miss Potter and
servant Miss Potter, ID . McComber and lady, Bet
ner lady and three CHILDREN. J NJ Armstrong, Mrs Carey
and child Mrs Berchard MIR BoSon c Meade and lady,
+ " Holly T Bloodgood, Robinson, b z Norris, w
Owens and 63 in the Steerage
In bark D'gt77rf from san Juan df NcGruQl-I Flick
cit Alonzo d wilder Of Boston. Bearlscv of No. NJ
Jamoson g. Robinson. r " lSon and J Hastings
Ia sclr In Pc Ii.i5lrd from 50 John. RN MolnoS
Gonzales s Gonzales Lopez
NINATURE ALMANAc---.THIS DAY.
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Spoken. Ac.

May s. lat IS A. lon a. bark Daiem In Newcastle Z,
for Qucbec-Wch reported that they had taken of he
Of Br brig Anon. I'm Bangor Wales Tor BoSto1 ~
delstood 90 have foundercd ~ 80
May p, pa Vineyard Sound. schs Queen Of the Cae and
Amanda I'm Boston for Nlors also, sch America Of Ya
mouth. bound
Fe5 l2, lai IS S, lon 90 v. Anne can.v bound south
nothing further
May s lat IS. Ion 70 Br bng Levanl, I'm Nev,or, s,r
Virginia. F'' ~
Apr &c, lat So Ion p b bng Rapid IN Afca for Iv.
erpo0l 1-'
May H. lat ~ 90 Ion GO &C. was seen brig CHALLENGE b,no5
west s0'''"ai
Apri 90 lat IS lon So Br bark Andrew Mack f LIVER.
Nav IS lat 80 Ion 70 bark John Casie I'm Masanzas m
COWes ~ '''
No date lat 80 Ion TO- was seen snip India. Of Ne.yo,
Mar q lat Sc ion 3 TO- bark Nacoohee IN euvt,,s
NYolk '-1S III
Nay e. II Brnesat, packet ship Augustus IN Iver,,o
March -. lat % 10. ION s2 r. B. brg Centur,n R.,
a cs IN san Francisco foT Valparaiso ann
Apr 8, at q 9. lon IS TO- ship Mount vernon fof B.ts
- I'm SA..ao ioI b-4iimoIe VITA susno Had erper-
encec heavy weather. split stern pust, leaking badly
April 20 la IS u.s. Ion 50 50. seen large vesSs- .
parentls under lery masts. standing ". -
Mas D. AT q is. Ion 81 80 big Alabama. is IN YES,
Indies for Boston 80
Mas l6, TAI q %, ION & a. r bus Zephyr. Of and g.
Bordeaux. Is I'm WIudies ~ 20
May T. IA 2 &c. lon Is "a brig Ellen Eeard tof Pain,
Nav =. brg Palmetto 70 d I'm Legh,ra for NYort
Nsy - g PM la g 10 ~ lon "a 80 W erchanrei sig
mails WITH snip southport
May g 50 All l "a % y Ion &c o5 " sIcAaagel ?
ha.s WIN steamship Fluudl
MAY 70, AM, la 81 IS n lon IS IS W ereasnv.l..
ms WIN steamship Maron, for Charleston
% lat g. So Ion @ ~ bns Le5aSo Is I'm Portland
vM1ay q Ia; e a., Ion 90 IS sch Ana ns I'm Ny * s,
MAY 20 exchanged signale with ship with loss Of M,
eTpoOl & - E'e'-si 4m isY-
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Markets. ..cARrrvur REPORTED Dor raS rRrDuSs

markets.. ..CAREfVllY REroRrED Dor TIE TRIBUNs
ASHES-A god demand for POTS and the market Is arm
Sales OF <eo oels al s. Pearls steady reQues, with
sales II leo bbls al 50
COrroN-Has recovered the decline of yeSferisv A.,
hslce sold al SatnTday's peces
FLOUR AND MEAt-Our market for the low grades
priceS 6.Gl2lc lower The demand IN IN, - s, -
cal trade moderate, and the inquiry Tor expo ver limit
ed The receipts are large aud there Is strong desire 10
and the market heavy Sales Of l7O0 bhs al 42l SS
She latter an extreme pllce The sales Of domestic r
1870 Ibis a. T>&s s7l Tor Ne: Superfae OSSi IS, fr
Michigan aud Indiana, 6i&l IS for pprc GsneSoe, 2Ss
s7i fot round hosp OHIO, y!Gt q! f,r fancy Oalo 81
e$6 fOr extra Genesee southern steady and N fr dc
mand for the h0uae uade. Sales of Lee bbl> oot 81
ier mixed 10 good brands and Sisa5 50 for fancy Rye
Flour = IN is demand and steady Sales OF 2oO hhlS 81
Ns&9 a. Corn Meal Is heavy al 81 for jersey
GRAlN-lhcTe Is ul0erats demand for domestic Wheat
,ss milling and the market vcp drn- CANADIAN i In
tttH request of export, and hear IT sales Of 60
eoshes good white al CSC Rye more pleniv and fair
oemSnd Sales of zoe bushels T6c Barley Is lower and
ptSts nominal Sales Of go bushels common two row "a
a. 1Sstc. Oats are lower and dull sales nj Northern Al
$500 and Jersey ~ ttGtSc Corn cpene steady with
i sSsssn and local demand but At The close was heavv
SIG ior heated oeSsse Tor Western mixe e IN MANI
yellow and &c ic' round white the latter = s,sr and
GRocERlES-Are steady bu, less active S,,y,r. .h.,,,
hesiihy msIAs anu arr very hru ieo0 hhds CuS Mus
e0vs1c soI1 az Sse ~ osto keo a. 5.6l coo boxes
brown Havana N oic New Orleans inactive benz
held above the views 81 buycrS MolaSses aro steady S
far demand 500 hhdS clsyed Cuba. partly clrocs l
26Sa2sc. and small lots New-Oresns IN ha AZ ~ a.
fee Is doing better regards Ro @ bSgs sold a o
HEhP-The market Is less arm Holders more VII
Ing 70 come lato the yo~s 81 onyers The sales so
haies prme crop American Dew Rested $40 alaS
The stock consists Of 2SCo bales American Dew Ro.ted
ice bales Manila. held Ilc 1000 bales ju,e and 81
fEAS-The market Is very iuanlua'c with dech0iu;
rnees small catalogue 81 fresh GreeRs per $ h Wa.
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Foreign Ports.

A. Zanzibar March 10. bug Putnam. ,of Proyidence)
r1arreI. 70 load for home u ; de
A. Accra. Coast q Afca, Jan 90 bark Mary IRVINE
atSt Pierre, lfq 2sth nit, Br brig Coriea, Picard
ATst s. Stephens NIB. 18th INST ship CALENDER Good
ar al 10 18th 81 =. bug Af1can Grant, Calais i5,h
prrss bark Archibald. Wllcsc, Boston.
Al AZ st Andrews 10Th INST. sch Utca. Mallory Boston
Arr ~ s. Thomas TO date. brig Au-lst Snow. BOSOM
ard sIf prev O. i,h INST for Iara-llao)
A. Na-uaio pr. iftn INST sch Nancy ilasan cousins
FIR Philadelphia mex day, only An vessel
sd I'm Fotardo 7 INST. brig Edwd lc,t tlr Fii-laicl
-h,a No Am vcsSe. M port I'm. ,.
Al Sagua eth inst tirk telegraph fo- NYorS 5g' ors
RAINBOW r do Sfsh Peters. do g. Detroit, do DO, sen
GtSt Thomas Ma bark Thomas BALLET Dni' for La
A. Nayagnez. Mag IS. bark Vim Chase for Aleynlna
son. irgs / - armstrong, Armstrong;, New Haven
lest arr Kate. pend'rgast, Evans dsg- son bulAehn'
Downs. for Ncw-E ork soon r- r.
Al Cardcnas 6th lns., barks klsa!an. Alshldl' In
NYork goth: John Bird Bird for Do DO, Cuba sawyer M
do dg Dcncey, Midget, dlsg Tangier, S%fetseT' !.
uuc: b1rs -Four Brothers. S0ulc Tor Plllalel pl Ssl
Delaware Brevoor- I'm Philadelphia, dsg; Dcular1ra Por-
ter. flr NYork soon Emelne, Cnrner wig II, caroline
PAYNE for Phade 3ha 20th Isaac Carver CortS lot 90
dg Lion Sawyer for Portland 2ith MAINTAIN Rose t'r
NYork lfe MYRTLE Brl Bach Tor do idg; Era, ClarS DO
At do 7th INST ha-ss Amira Iarr. ln liayana AT llih
Prospect Dow Tor Boston. ready 10 load bugS crosby
Atwood r NYofs 10Th Ellen Maria Treat, for do COM
mcncCd ida 18th SD 18Th brig Russia Hchooru Boston
sid I'm Mctau1as iotA nst, ship SdcsGS Leunut, CIp-
s;adt. br- Rechaito Lonnc. Boston
Art at QuC,Cc 2d INST. SCH TUFTS, Norton. Matan1s
At sierra Maona 18th INST brig Ellen Hayden Smith.
for Wilmington, Nc, ldg molasses
CLEARED ~ Hamilton Bermuda, May i6. brig Favoute,
Mortus Denmark; sch Altoona, Place. Porto REQ
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NJ Rard stubs Philadelphia 2i;h, brs Branan Baens
AFrcs. -.
SAVANNAH, May 23-Cd. steam propeller Fen, Ven =. =,
sea-stcaP, mon Frecuan Rlviin, Brown, NIoIk ofNs
Shannon Wavo Amertcrdam. Vernon, Faye NfofS S'l
Virrnn. Iobar. DO -. -, r.. N.
WARRFN. NAV al-Arr hrg r 7. Walton; carr, Nv
York h Sou,hener r. ker Providence, 20 load i'r nos
ton ~.
WAREHAM May i9-ArT sch Monterey; DelawsIe. go
psi barS Bav state. Baltimore. sip Mount, I ~
va sch Tlvd Franklin. ChuThuck. ACN1niril' z5o ~ N
Me- lane NBedflrd 81 -ls'. sch Larkin, Churul s,
ph,iaderhs 25th Montr~ Bcssc. NYorS; Monterey Del
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HUBERT & KENNY. Auct!once-s.
NUR\Irif r. - EIFGANT RIOS

u I NV I y II 80 = y VVIi
a MAHOGANY. WNLNUr and ENANELLED 'CENirVRE-
In their SPACIOUS Sales Room, ~ and t fui0ns (Mu-
semi Ruildingl Brooklyn. by catalogue, on MEDNES-
DAY MORNING NAV 2s ~ 10 o'clock, large and SPLEEN
d assortment II carved Rosewood Mahogany and Walnut
psrlor and Chamber Furniture. embracing aim 81 every de-
slle article useful ornate for household pu poses
cluilne parlsr suite consisting II Sofa style 0f LOUIS
NV large and small Arm Chars. and medsiton back
Parior Chairs in uchly carved kose"o ah tueH cn-
som SATIN Brhcaielie Suite sofa and Parof ChaN in
carved Rosewood and uch Maroon SILK plush richly dec
grated euamclled Chamber Suite oi 10 pec,s' valued AZ
Sl6O furnished with marble tops throughcutne u the
most beautiful offered 30 auction Tins season As'SeNera
suites subordinate qualities pnr ornate French p.a;e
Mirrors tUN2i inches. superior Mahogany EXTENSION
Dining Tables Sc &c As'-Siycr and silver plated
richly decorated French, China and Bohemian Glassware
fne IVORY handle Table Cutlery Paper Nlcle Goods /.
Gantel Clocks, French painted Window Shldcs. pure
curled har Mattresses Pail asses g s. Also Guitar
aud case / Violin and with a small ,f com
mon CrocAery end Household Furniture. Vltl Wlch tie
sale will commence Ile attention II pur,l partc
uarly invited to this sale Catal, and te goods fo
examination VIII De ready the d.U On the cgcAIg hy
heht) previous O. the sale. Sale positive. lyl6 s.
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Ar ~ Ne,y-Bslfard Nav a. ship Na,chez' Shelltrl
yors % q .or whaling; 2Jth- sup >lphi lho1noi'
1,-,r-s9rd Bath. O. DO CID 2itn, oak En5ena "eoA'
49, Ws--rt8u d. Grcenhort. sl0ke De- J. !lt y loi
-ct ~ ~ % Milton smith. NBelf1rd 2a9 Ho.s s4l- ni
rcrt $50 20, d.. o.. a, .t.- De-. n a,l flr
pedf "a fltsfn ralchuano. with 1870 u1lssP OIL
-ten-May 20 lrf g. lon IS 30. sens Harriet Neal Joh2
Adams Renri aak Chandelier, all c.cln mos oi'-aA
hands
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Arrived.

Us Mai steamship Alabana. Ludlow. savannah. to $
ship Alexander Coffin lof -Beifordl Derrick. san
EncSco Wa Chnca Islands and Callao - ds, glaao 70
ship Aberdeen Hubbard Liverpool. Apnl o. mlse and
20 pass to SturgvsS, Chairman \ CO
Ship James Edward, Melcher, Msianzas, MAY H. sugar
ship Enc, LOWS AIatanzas. MAY II. sugar to Il Post
Br ship OTogon. Heron Iyep,i q as salt to BARCLAY
& Llyngs,0n. and $50 pass DAM Plkulgton I7ih INST
Lag - Ion from IS 70 81 several large iceberc The
BT ship LScSwods E sf ck 81 Ss IN ballast and
2Ss pass 70 Grnnell, Mn;urn Co
Bark John bird. BIRD CardenaS, dS SUGAR % Nesuuh
Bark \ W Bridges, Merryman, Sagaa IA Graade, ds
sugar and moaSSeS 90 Moses Taylor
Russ bark Caro'ia Brose Marseies 50 ds. mdse to
Ba!k Austin ief Bcetonl Moody Maianzas. 10 ds sugar
Bsrk Catherine. (1f Thonaston) Watts Havana. ds
Aatoras shoals ana there remained os hours; or by
thioTns overheard 50 boxes VI suss without receiving
Bark Dolaware. Waters Sal Juan dc Nicaragua, MAY
BARK james Hal. White. C,eafaegoS MAY To- sugar 10
u Rus esrk Aevaadre Enecus Havana 10 ds sugar to
BARK samuel Tnua, lof Addisonl Pluuer. Gaayama PR
sugar and tnolsSSeS 10 Rivera \ Raldwin
, s loi Augusta fh9rpi NeuvliaS, May is
i9'iS>SSs Nc T. Owen sons Mss 20. at - o. lon y
load AMI fled tie cabia fai Of water ''
BSIk RslS Jaws Maiaazas, Ma IS. noiasses to Baig
Bark Gipsy, of Saeml hanson. RIO Jaaelro April = cot
fee, Sc 70 master
Brig y George (of WarIcnl Hyer, Ncgviias as scar
uoasSes and molaSSeS % owen son
hing CpsAnoc Ssrsny, Apalachcola, MAY A. cotton ana
cedar 10 4 l. dd
Brig v SmiSh perm, sIatsscnia 80 DIS. sugar snola<
sSs and cotton 10 ID Mills
B.ig Era ClarSe Carcnas Is. sugar and moasSes To
G0rhSm BaSSett
Brig AaAta. (oi CohaSsc Smith. Jacuel IS ds los~coi
an0 coffee - Beck = KuDkaTdt
hug Era tof GufoTdl Clark C9rdeuaS, is sugar &
krSSTe X Co
~ h os PriaeeSs Royal De Bermuda, ds, potatoes 70
A Davenport
hrs SAIaa Peters, Mcfarland, Sagua Ia Gsaads, ds
MASTER
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MARRIED..

on TUESDAY evening. bay e, by Rev DR. Dewitt, Nj.
JAMES SHAW - Mis- MARIA ADELAIDE BOLDE-
MANN al Of this City
In this Ctv ON the 9th NAV. by Rev Dr. Ferris, Nj.
GEORGE W TAYLOR Of New-IIaven, TO Miss HAN
NAH FOOTE. q Brandf0rd, CT. -
On the I'm Nav. M BROOKLYN, by Rev Henry Ward
Reccber WILLIAM MCDONALD. of PittsbugI, Pa. 10
EMILY A CONNELL. Of Philadelphia.
On Tuesday Mayer. by Rev DR.. Ferns, JAMES O BEL
KNAPP 10 Miss ELLA d, daughter Of Ezra Summers
Esq, all Of this City
- Boston and Salem papers please copy.
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Nav r. idr-ht lat a e, lon 81 a. vas seen steamer
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IL Gees Shoals west distant ID miles, Va zen
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80 Wat.eras %. s. IL. Ion a. D.. ore nAee ne'
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The Consul al the FeIee Islands, letter % the
Salem Gazette SAWS very dangerous shoal has dis
covered between the Tonga aud Feee Islands parallels
latitude and longitude not gIyen-a Sand Bank miles
length feet Of water the middle and deepening both
ends In strong Sc winds Il does break nor can Won
discern colored water like tina, u reef any distance of
described 20 be most dangerous Shoal lying directly
the track OF our wtesaips cruising IN thus vicinity, and
running down 20 the line.
SaScoTY SEAD LIGHT, NANTucKET--on and after the
nrst DAY o. scS NEXT, tins lighthouse will exhibit fash
Ing white lg beyond distance Of seven miles from the
lighthouse the aashes occurring at intervals Of one minute
between the flashes there Will he shown a fixed white light
Within The distance Of miles from the lighthouse
there VIII be exhibited flashing red light the flashes &C.
curing AZ intervals Of minute between the flashes
there VIII be shown fixed red light Hight Of light above
mean tide $50 feet and g bears BY q uules from the
light vessel on Pollock Rip. AMI by miles from the
fixed white light the extremity Of Great POINT Nan
tucke;. WM r EASrOS Collector al Nantuckef