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- MAST would call the attention OF the public
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which will be opened to-day for inspection. He
enumets tee in part
Diamond Pins and Rings, new and heavystyle
setting
Ruby and Diamond Rings in great variety
Cornelian Scale, surmounted with solid gold
charms, one very elegant and accurate like
uess Of Henry Clay, which the ladies are in
vited to call and examine
Massive Gold Bracelets, richly Enamelled do
New style Bracelets, set with Carbuncles and
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1859.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF PRovIsIoss AND CLOTHING,
August 20, 1852.
- EALED PROPOSALS, endorsed proposals for
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Der next for furnishing and delivering, free OF all
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Barrels Beef. Barrels Pork.
At Charestown, Mass. Il POO. - OOI
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WAsHINGroN, January rs, 1882.
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at Fort .McHsnry, mar Baltimore, Maryland.

at Fort McHenry. mar Baltimore, Maryland.
S5 barrels of pork
. l25 barrels of fresh super6ne -four
So bushels of new white field beans
SIC pounds of good hard soap
32S pounds of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar.
at Fort JMUlin, Pennsylvania.
IS barrels of pork
l25 barrels of fresh superfine flour
SIS bushels of new white field beans
S76 pounds of good hard soap
1913 pounds of good hard tallow candles
II bushels of good clean dry fine salt
22D gallons Of good cider vinegar.
At Fort Hamilton, .Narooos, .Nsp York Har-
Dor.
SO barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superiine flour
55 bushels of new white field beans
SIG pounds of good hard soap
1923 pounds of good hard tallow candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine salt
800 gallons of good cider vinegar
at Fort Columbus, Gopernor's Island, .Ne,c
York Harbor.
SO barrels Of porR
1875 barrels of fresh superfine flour
So busheIs of new white field beans
S76 pounds OF good bard soap
32S pounds of good hard tallow candles
Ia bushels of good clean dry fine salt
900 galions of good cider vinegar.
. 1T Fort Ontario, Os,oego, .Ns,o York.
So barrels of pork
1875 barrels of fresh superfine flour
55 bushels of new white field beans
SIG pounds Of good hard soap
1928 pounds of good hard tallow candles
ii bushels of good clean dry fine salt
go gallons Of good cider vinegar.
One. half on Let June, 1853; remainder in all Oc-
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~ Maritime INTE IL L 10 e On
Movements of Ocean steamers.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY IA, 1862


Cleared.
steemshp Baltic. Comstock Liverpool X Collins Co.
turn Go.
ship Gasae Dollsrd San Francisco, Taylor Morrill,
Ship indispa Bennett Now Orleans Frost & Hicks.
Barn hpsnet,e frhlsp sbsn, ElWs Sa
Bark TELEGRAPH Crockett, CsmPeaohy, Nesmi d Sons.
bardt
Bari Grsmpus, Dyer. Cardanss. Peck & Church.
Bari Ross (Br), Brown, st John, NB ii 4 W Mayer.
Bsrh Thee korner tBrem) schurenburg Baltimore Rod
hris Neritisks Nelson. Ponce PR. N Frccmsn & Co.
Bris Timcs, Hlnekiey, hgusdris. " NJ Freeman 6 Co:
ns Atkinson tbf) Jackson, Quebec, Montgomery Brs-
shr Providence OBJ, Mshon, Londonderry. whitney
Solr CLIFTON, Rogers, Mstagorda N NcCrnady & Co.
sehr Gold Hunter, Brocsctt Bumaoos, Arm
schr Alettca. Rice. Uarbor Island c Aterly
Sohr IL johnson johnson, Harbar leland whitlook
,br Richard Golden tBr), Morrson ST John, NIB, s
ssbr sybn tBr), Rodoi st Johns Mp. Gillespie. Doas
schr Iows wheelwricht. Philadelphia master.
sohr Gntharine, Collins Phiadelphia W McKoe.
sehr S S Sieles9n philadslh. W Mckee
Soir May clark allen, Newburyp IT,
steemer Cayrre Nelson Phila6eiphia' ) { Br,sss
Steamer Oneida, cNiel Philsdelplie W II Tbompson.
Arrivea.
Stesmship Great Britain Br) Mathew Liverpool IL
days Oh hours with ndse passeugoTs 20 levin
Slip Harry tpsniehl. Bsokmsnn. Batavia, 1903 days. with
conte 70 faveb.ihat schumacher -
Bark fearo treml Bcekmanu. Bremen. 90 days, hal
The he ex psf,enced b..yy e,er on tho e.ss"re
Rst Pslae tBrl iourg Cork @dsys. in ballast with
Bs,h Brothers Dorsn Eowry "a days. With and 1875
Bsri RoOeo sc nc.top). ohsso, Pornamsuco. Apri T.
Bsra Sir Fossil Buxton (nrh weoaecOt. s.sus Ap,i ?,
With sues, 70 Taylor 90. yosse to master Has had
eers ooord rssils, sayennat. 10 tss With cotton and
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Police Intelligence.

Arrested on Charge Of Acknowledgement Bowling. of
the SIKH ward police, assisted by officer Elder, OF the
Lower Police Court succeeded yesterday, in arrcstng
young named Peter Glen. on charge Of murder,
III taking the life of Charles Foster by stabbng him
br,ast which. in few hours after caused his death
The deadly assault committed on the 18th day Of
February, 1850 ut the corner of Cross and Mulberry
streets growing out Of between them In reference
tothe favors OF young woman named Elizabeth Eos
The injured young conveyed to the City Hospital
where he died in few hours Gillen fled from
and went South The Grand Jury Notwithstanding
found bill Of indictment against Gillen for murder
and bench warrants issued for his arrest few
days ago. Gllen returned to this city and mixing
again with his old associates became intoxicated and
dvulged certain facts which led to his detection
The accused conveyed before before Justice Osborne
who committed him to prison for trial The old addago
will very truly apply to this case viz -: Justice is
slow but sure"
Case OF Vim and Hurkrs-Thc case offalse pretences
pending against VIM and Hawkins complain Of Mr.
Cyrus Sconed yesterday brought up again before
before Justice Osborn for hearing. The crossexami-
milton of Mr.. Barker, commenced, but not
cuded before the matter further postponed until
some day next week
Effects Of Intemp7dnce-A man named Samuel J.
Edwards was arrested Thursday night, by officer
Croer Of the Seventeenth ward police on charge Of
being intoxicated and disordery Also with attempting
TO stab the officer, while in the discharge of his duty
The accused 1t appears while intoxicated entered the
butchers shop in avonne A, where he employed and
seized up Of the knives and threatened to kill his
boss. The officer called in TO arrest him when the
accused turned upon the officer and attempted stab
him but after struggle ovorpowered and
veyed before Justice Wood, who committed him to
prison for trial
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\ rellGiea NJ tAeaQy allowed, yst there existed
SAny Snd gsat psrsssuting practices, n connection
via the govssu1sut and its of6ceNUA oenvcrt 70
Ohs;seinnity vas cut on from has frisus his bust
neas and his livelihood. He was obliged to md now
aepooistaons and cmployments he described the
inoen veoieucs Of the present sas OF worship. and
deGreA that tabernacle should oee!ectedat Eintab,
and ths advantageous ani n.N liable spread Of the
word of God The forces on our side were far supe.
rior to those Of the bsd spirit of this world. The
cause would progress and prosper, and carry out the
Intentions Of the Divine being. Applause
Rev. SAMUEL FISHER, Of Cincinnati, delivered the
concluding address He observed that the difioul-
ties attending conversion were great, and discou-
ragged the fAint-heArted, who regarded with despair
the proGrces Of Mahonedanm and Catholicism and
thsrebee did nothing great heart back ward
and forward, and derived therefrom encourage ment
and remembered the words of Christ. Was it nothing
that tho income Of this society had increased from
42,OOO to nearly $500 600? Was it nothing that
Ethiopia was girded with $50 missionary stations,
and 10 churches! Was it nothing that fountains
OF the true religion had been erected among the FIRE
Worshppsrs, and on the mountains Of Lebanon
There runs by this city beautiful river, which in
dry weather was diminished, hut in rainy weather
It swetled-it bcre on its bosom valuable products
to tho ocean. So il with Christianity; the tide
of The pablo mind must be waited for and enlisted
and strong efforts be made and proper machinery
started which would lead the final tr umph of the
Gospel. He concluded with much eloquence, by
religiously enforcing tho objects OF the society emu
nnerstipg the bright ornaments Of the Missionary
Church now deceased, and entreated that their la
bors should not be disregsrded or thrown away
The ooncluaing missionary hymn was then sung,
and . bcnedicson having been pronounced by the
nov Dr. LYMAN BEscHER, the meeting separated
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M
caniIs ueSassus ssiss Ps%Slsss Syei1
Sc; John Rogers Mayhev Prosidenoe; Ci.rssa sSda
salta 's S' fa ss Dyss
ha.ris Means 90 Potomac Thomas DO steamer Psn0b
Hde'. Rsssr white gss!ss hsrs.
E E Ts.s b g SG'S n.,a DC:
PssS ms % s G D.sr
Hsss M ssd .1 roTs s'%
drn sears Por,mouth; Lewis Clark. vanrk Provdsnco
Bonita, Pet tin gill, Boston.
Miscellaneous,
BpIe RICHMOND at Charleston from Baltimore via Nor
sn sa % 10 the syss across the c0
sc,R Ar,ANTio lof Nevbgryport) Plumer arr At Gray
ANA 2ith n lost deck load sprung fore and cs
hold when sho ,I went into port. '' wv ''''
WheIemem.
Ship Caravan at Fall River reports Rora.cuvs date
web .lsnas SPOKE March H. a River Of plass dos
rs,on narps NIB 10 ep Feb 10 Sea Fox Spooner woSt-
sid fro Rorstopss no date Luminary. Norton Of War
HesrS FROM ~ letter from Cart rsrry Jan 49, =. ss.
Spoken.
s MSrtc ., ;sT yafsa w. for
SHIP Empire (Hrl rhesn, from riosns for LIVERPOOL
Ship Equator (B) from liverpool Tor NYtrk, April is.
Lot az 81, Ion 10 20.
slip baden from NyOrk for Chrlcston vs' ssns'Izci
LARK Maine Pcrkina from Nozzle for Galveston May a.
rasr rOutrc g 40 miles
Bsrk YIN Harris from UJson for Csvcston, May lat
Bsrk mary Ann Of snd fv Bristol FOR NYork. April q,
BRIG Esyptau Rosors from poston for con.i,os. April
q no lat 90.
scir Rlisa from NY for Curscoa April 49, lat 2,
ion7s
Foreign asorcss
BhHh Msroh VBr trit Martha from Ariohat With less
oftopms ttA Wv ID tosd for Philadelphia
ChDis hprO iG-SId irtg Smyrna S,ra,uc, CastcAm
(fnpposeo wy Of Nsplea) t,ioad Ter Nyork
CptNiihsrN, prii 2D siip CIiaors Holm. from Nor
cate FOR Urope, sd tsrh Fremont Dyer from Boston ar
Nth NO The w. frat the Unted Ststes
thi Atseob bad da 60 Eisnour an 20 TO CopenhAscn
QoyJttoA. Gi I'll sc~Eo Am y:ssei In sott
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Anti-GamblInU AssocI ton.

This society for the suppression of gambling
bed ta scoond anniver in the broadway tabernacle
last evoning The attendance was Numerous but the
celebrated Green did his appearance The OBJ
ieots OF the association thus stated in the pro-
grAmme-
Tho Association for the Suppression of Gambling was
Organized July 1850 and held lite trrt anniversary on
the 9th Of May 1851. The d.uand n such organi
natiou existed in the widely spread evils of gaming Its
Objects arel To prevent lar practcabl the for
nation OF gambling habits among the young by the dis
domination offscts by personal e1rJs with iDdvidu
,ls known 10 be exposed 10 hr of The card
room or the faro table TO reclaim many posi-
bile of thoe victmized by gsmesters thus SAVING Their
friends from bitter and themsoves from oasiy
Disgrace, and perhaps final ruin. To protect mer-
chants, manufacturers. bankers and chartered COM
panies TO the widest nabe limit from the frauds
embellishments ana losses incident 20 Gambling
practices. T. To promote The enactment Of suta-
Iae In sll the States for the oppression Of
gambling boues lottery and policy oces. and the com
xete eradication Of gambling from our county All who
have property liable gambling pccGatous
1oosd 20 The gamblers RUN will readily Nnt checrfuly
s,nyte with us In the promoou Of tho ouJcc Of
panlsation Millions Of dollars earned 10y the bard hand
Sf indtry annually 90 support the pr9socJ aud ex
Irsvseancc o. those proud 10 beg and co dhone't
well ioSi ndoent. a. iabof Bul Wnal s'daer than
all this fatal vice makes moral wreck " IT, Immediate
sotis IL the whole head stca aoi Whole heart
faint OF gambler may use the lHaenuec a. Jacob -
"Instr1lnents Of cruelty are ~ ih#f hthaUon.t u my
sn opo not thou into their sscet Unto tneir
Wv aioe honor. b. not lhOr united
psrpthets distributed among tiH aulrn emit
tlad a few Important Fac. drH trHtpR the ruluou-
Tendency Of Gambling ana Gambling HOUSES upDn the
tnspess interests Of the United states"
THE pfooeedines were opened With prayer 6y Rev Dr.
Nns4roS.
1he Parsfoss1 then gave tri& sketch - tAh litor.
f .i foe,cty FOR the pact cightoen months. They could
nov FAY With certainty that taeie "as Nec"H'y ia
80. 80 40 neItution "A. t1is ri Jdrto4k b. sad o.
~ cbsrsoter on Christ chprcb lnty bad erected shei
oc.,uart and The IA action we lnsca0ea hrr. On
7be association bad sccnred ~ ena,lmsh. e Yef,
sSis n law sasinst The vice O. gambling r. tbs' nv
A.. , b. j s9t only tadrT &c 8
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Arrived-ship stephen Larrabee brigs Clement Boston
vandaia. Camden; schrs Lucuus, Boston; Nantucket,
Cnmden Edwar6, Portland.
Clearcd-Ship Cathsrne. and sohr Mary Annis York
Arrived sth and 9thshps Maid Of Orleans NYork Suf
folk and Concorda Boston, Sea Lion and Caledonia Phi
ladelphs; Lie Cocq, Rio, March IL.
NEWPORT, May IL.
seiled-Bris Confidence, Babcock, Havana
PRovDxycE. May IA.
CIearod-Brigs Maine, Arthur, Maauyss Harriet, Mars
ton SAVANNAH Sacramento Soule, Westpor, to fit for
whaling
April TO- lat 50 0J, Ion 46 Is, james Brooks Of WORK
May lat Al H. Ion 60 3d. Antacrtic from NYcrk for
Antwerp.
Nay Z Cornela. A days from st John NIB.
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LlvERPooL-steamshy Great Bt,ain-H A Bright. Eng
shaw do Mis-. ngae Mis-, innis Scotland Nc. Grsh.
and sGn 10; DR. Petit LADY sad d.psh.sr vs. Dr. sssr.
Mrs Blinse Col Maoauley England limits and lady. US
T. Arhwrisht. RIM J. usrri,on do; Krcpp. GermanW "
white Dol W Pirris ireland. G il I"s,a.sn Ensiana;
G GSEss vs. es,.,:, ESs,s.I Ks,"
p. England ii Lcne Jersey Mr. squire sndlsiy. 8a,ard;
M crosssn. Valentine, Ellison: M'Eea.e scstl,ud WIN
sp SSsssS M Mrpsn rHrs ,,
ss9 x, FGs ss ess
land Young crierson ".srl s.; hrTs,ao1' ses
ns WV Han Nov h c9c s' % a.
rarkcr Erslnndi G rairbanhs, us; fL,ns snd lady.
Yo 5Sss hr sa .fysG ssaSs s
brother ireiandi Master Eranford Master Rranrcrd
Mr Duareon ard lady Ms Jsrc Dudseeo Niss Ellen Dad
geon fs ttis Dndgoon. Miss Mary bud seon Mi.. sarah
smo sa S' nnsssnn AID fs ,.
usised ss,Ss rnl,j,mss and lazy NJ. rr,!ian.s.
Woe Siss n woid Hss wv Won, NJ. Frsrss Srs
isn, fsFlsnG irs Road Hp Harvey ms- ssa rssi:
5oen 8,i L,.lsnr Wiliism ior.sp, DC Th'T,' wHs,r'
Herbert Hston. do; Meser Ntwburger Gcrm,ny ch,res
nsrrisse Vale, s.sgdi,h sl',on IRELAND nos5y n,r-
Iueiarai poedman dc Henry rcsdman; do Albert Va;
Ie.dms, ao nr Elcisrd grs,d IsH lssy A., "Ss> -.
Mica NJ a. prsu,ovJ do; Wv tsnes arsnf.rl Ensl,od:
s rrsSs f.. eS%s ssnoe spS L Yss
acs {. q, s',sw psrpaS ,r,e
Passengers Sailed
Urcr,tcrr AomstcemSh,c ,wy Of .i.hmond-N hc~rns~
w., IVY Ess, amaai xsss.1 Ny s;son
cN nciteu Il I.rti,s : eurt " G,stcn, Mrs M',,er
Mis- Bel, MS. Coz N.s ncvco W u ssrriii snd
lady, owhi,c Ry y II Ye,riusa Ittlejshp aud lady,
utic!ohn- g W sccrssa ''
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[PER SrEAMsrIIP CANADA-ADprTIoNALJ
BEKaIs April i9-Arr Neptune. NYorii 10th, Admiral.
BoRDEAvx April 26Adv. Charles, Etna Oidsnburg sha-
as
A9s fs Sss. sy.t
EIsisfvR. April so-Xrr Austria Borand. NOrieans for
FALmourH. April 2s-sd Henry Shelton. Allen Rio ia
OF do esth. John Campbell. stubbs from Savannah for
GRnsroox April 2s-sld Lulan. Chisholm. Boston and
G,nRA.TAR April aIArr Rsnai Bangs psormo for
't' Isl Honolulu
ADV, BrYnswick for Norlesns Jsas CoeRsr Forest
Sa;s S1ss
sS oss Olive; AgR .sss S...s s,.
Nov Orleans Jno He aysn Kicker Mobile Mltiades Nh
RS
SD 18th Hannah Richards: Gs..ne ,th AnnaHss
land. Hooper, and T.ntiyy. Brewster, do Adm Young.
In the river outward bound, Jos Howe. Downos. for
%s ST.. FIX Rnss:. @ G9@ ass
s a. ssss s Se fssy 81
ss T.as. sa ga 81 San s
zoo and nugueno 5th; Mo ezuma do 7th David Can
End d. kss " Il sss g. n ssS
%: ss1 az sse
M
Island eth Granada for Noreans. lst Kate Howe do 4h;
Gosden for DO Mayll Florida Siokerson and John Nor
Losp0sDEn April lS.sld Hannah Kerr. Marr NYor;
Gndi" pth R,er. Avr.s ,,h
cGhansey, Sinclair St gbss; ke.s. Kendall raleSmo.
from csaresson for Ghent 0''naf'n' Augusta
MAEsELLEs. April 22-Adv, st Andrew and Leranto. for
HAnrlnA, March 2s-Arr Richmond Higgins. NYerk,
wmnsSn NJ SD 2seh Ada Cartel no. 70 ''"' '''
PoRrsmoyTY. April s-Passed by CASTOR. Blauoke, from
PoRTLAnD April 2s-oa Ozark. Bartlett from Calcutta
PEsz1seE April Ton, Hesper Pill'bury, from Charles
qSrnssTows April s4.Ars Milan sturaiysn LvGspool
eoSa l'rsm BTistoIl. Nyorh: 49,.
1sss, pss wss
s tun% As sne Carl. Hertz from
sRrn1cs no Margaret Husg of and from Bal
tmorc days out London with loss OF bowsprt head
McMAEis April Fin port, Trunillo, Mulis.n.
ss D n: s. .l.sss. San Fran
TonBAY, April TOE Anna, Evers, from Bremen for
WIcnr April 2son ship supposed the Medemseh. from
Norleans for Antwerp.
ovrrssrova. April 2a-The Milan sturdivsnt rem
rSns sas p po'
April sThs an.inn F ran from Il
9,r having eSnsss wh the Of
charge to repair. 1.-THE Cheora received no damaged.
ST CRorx April THE Atalanta Of BergenI swaine. I'm
Te @ sss e.
yen OF from the nchbOrhood Of her port Of destination by
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Political Intelligence.

DAkIEL WEBSTER IN BOSTON.
The Mayor aud Common Council q Boston having in
yited Mr.. Webster 10 address the p~aAs In Fanuc Hall
he has pied the invitation 10 his letter to Mayor
Sesyer accepting the invaton Mr.. Webster says:--
Perhaps IL isunnecss ary for me to say genicmrn-
bat II II point upon which deem that mi app chen
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-15
Court Calendar for This Day.

UNITED States DISTRICT Contradictions
SUPREME CouEr.-special Term--Judges Edwards,
Mitchell and Roosevelt will cach hold special term.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos 543, 100, 1876, 837 839,
Sal Sac $40, $751; 1885, S55, $751; $50 SOL s63 $685. S87
S71, S53 SIT, S79 $751; 1888 SS9 SOL Sa3 $685. S97 800
COL. Part II.-Nos. 622. G30, $50 656 $685. 900. 702
706 70s 10. 712 ia. 7l6 71S 722 724 728 72s 73O
1872 134 736. 73s, 742, IA 74S, 750 752, 1885, 75S.
SUPERIOR Contradictions