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RTIFICIAL LEECHES ALEX
~ ANDERS PATENI-No. l3l Fulton st., next 70
Herald Office l-Ihsse superior Artificial Leeenes are
coming into only in the country and RI sea-
yhere The difficulty of proc urng Lsech rea-
eIs these nstrrments invaluable but also IN the cites
are greatly preferred TO the obnoxious repes for
heir efficacy and economy as the cost OF one
application ON old than that of box eft
hese which are always hand and last for many ears
In proof of thei superiority we have reports aud tessno-
lisis of of the principal Academies Of Medicine IN
nav De teen az the Office No. 1871 Futon st. lT In
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ZINC PAINTS-The New Jersey

ZINC PAINTS.-The New Jersey
IA ZINC Co, kavisg enlarged and eoInp.e.to lhsn
works are PIE Jared to supply from tae Sonpany M
houss their while and coored Fac pAh" S' ''s i'""'s
No Wine ground IN oil 9 cts per ~
10 Wbite ground IN oil cs per 10
NJ white sround ID oil cts per ID
brown aad Black gronnd in oil 81 cts per ID
my white Of ZINC cts per %.
' WHITE ZINC PAINT,
ssf several PEARS Trial Europe and the United States
hth ~ and outside paint has been found 20 retain
ns orrp beauty and protective properties longer than
,v oiher paint and for whieness and brancy stands
sayvs,ec and the weight will cover from 20 te
81 per surface than the same weight OF lead
ssist 10 10 really much cheaper to the consumer is
xsrfslss Tree from sdulteraion, and no stronger evI
depce can be afforded OF its superiority than 10 derived
sm the fact that the French Government after long cor
tnusd experiments has adapted its IN all its bulldogs
ard pub works IL has poisonous properties, IKE
ether psments injurious to the health OF woIkmen and
OF families occupying rooms recently painted As an IN
sde PANT WIN not turn yellow, even when exposed 70
sphsrous Of coal fires ,he foul air Of ships
1h. White Zinc ground IN varnish produces the pores-
BROWN AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
have peculiar drying properties. which IN J. heuIs
foym bayd and soiid meta coating upn WOOL oIics'
n IN and other metallic surfaces iof tneH o
MOOT pIopsrrss They vol adapted for marine pur,
- hnvpg fond to resist the corodlns action OF
- vser 90 destructive to her % nts Deales sup
si;s6 On liberal terms by MANNING SQUlEh
Agents, No Is Dey-st IN Y Nu
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MRS. L. GIPSEY, Fortune. Teller,
Ivl Late Of Barnum's American Museum, wishes
rfsrm her friends and the public that she be con-
quilted all the events If life at No. IS East Broadway,
NON A M until 10 p NJ, 9flms
pEAUMONT'S PATENT STARCH
~ POLISH for giving beautiful gloss TO linens mus
hrs csmbIe col ars. shirt bosoms collars &c. II pre-
vents the from stch ing The ladies have long siace
felt the necessity of such article and in this their
bectation will be fully realized Bone cake will do
20 zen OF clothes. Manufacturers Depot No. 3i7
BoWery NJ " l1fimk
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& KINS-


IL LEY, No. 81 VEsEY-sT., WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
all the attention of all to their stock Of sn,,
FRESH and RELIABLE GOODS Of their own SpE,
CIAL SELECTION, which they offer Tor sale Oh 0ersi
@nssisss, Country Merchants, Grocsrs,
Perfumsn, Confectoner, Bakers,
Distilleu, EestauiateeIs, Dyes,
ueachers, CaDlnetmake's, na.eu'
Jewellers Book blnders barDefs,
Gschinsts, Pyrotechnists, 0nder,
eTaw Leather, Cloth and Calico Dresse ana 70 al
OREENLEAF KINSLEY, Wholesale Dfagglsn,
eli SmWkss Ne g. vessy-st, doors above Greenwich
DR. C. w. ROBACK, the Great Swed-
H. hh AsroOssI, No White st.. New-York'
ace that long has read the Stars,
FOrsteIiEg by each planets place,
Famine. plague, pestnence and wars
But be, although by many a ing
With honors and with gifts endowed,
Prefers to help the suffering,
And for The humble leaves the proud
Hs door stands open fer and all
Who needs his aid shall aid receive.
Vast are his gifts, and those who call
His art shall certainly relieve.
In sicknsss, sorrow, or disgrace,
He points the way to hope once more;
Teaches the dupe fraud 20 trace;
And love estTaDeed he can restore
Yes, by his 0et mantle ski
Ard A stYo oeic lore combired,
Wishes and hopes he can fulfil,
Ard fathom all the depths Of mind
let those who doubt 60. hear and see
The sick in heart, or mind, or frame,
Will fad, whenever to him they flee,
His powers are equal to his fame.
Terms for consult alton LADIES' 80 cents gentlemen
g. kstvtes calculated by the oracles and the mascu
line signs Ladies. $! gentlemen: 81 so na.vities By
seomaIcy: Ladies. $l in full. 50; gentlemen. 50 in
full S. Persons at distance have their nativtes
cscu sd by sending the day of their birth letter. pre-
CURED may be sddrensdt TO DR.. c. W. ROBACK. No. 6
Widest, Y. I8f lie
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COURAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE is

III u >
positively without exception or reservation, the vey
est ever invented DR. GOurssds established epu,sch
= a Chemical Philosopher, is guarantee that II 20
rhs Dive never STAINS the skin requires drrg IN .ne
sun no trouble and possesses the singular p1
ny OF the hair making il soft and nice Equa
senovrsd IS Gourauds ITALIAN MEDIC ArED SOAr'
or cuIin tsn pmpes freckes sallowness chars
hates and ali skin deformities POUDRE SUBTLE ~
90 hair from low frehesds upper lips part OF no
oody LIQUID ROUGE FOR pale cheeks and lips h,n,s
3IOSS and LILY WHITE. Found at DR.. COuhAnDe
I'D established Laboratory 81 Wskerst, near bfosa~s'
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n EW- YORK and CHARLESTON
1NsTEAMsh.P LINE-sPBING ARRANGEMENT.
sa1las ssss sfs' sss' Adams
Forming afegaar ssn weekly lire bel weea Ne York
ard Chs'les' m. all N ale their t,iss a. falo~s:
ynISa: s.. uI w. FEB I. Ms.n Saturday March 20
Ma ep. SATURDAY Feb 2lunios, SATURDAY -Tarch n
Jsmei AdeeF-------- lSoutherEer wsa.. Marca 81
Union. Saturday ---rsh aslManon sstursay- apnl
souiterper w.d.--Narch SHANE. Adx~r.
Manon uIoay. Macn 6lUrios, SATURDAY April 10
James Alder. lsouthsraer We'd Apnl a
ULi.n. SATURDAY March 81 Marion saturday April II
sfutherntr, Wsd--s arch i7lIanes Adg.r--------
Tie James Adger nov finishing, viii DO place IN tbs
For rtshi apply board at pier N. r. and for pas
sage. at The ounins-room OF
III If sroFFoRD. IILEsroNS CO. No tS south ST.
nor CHARLESTON = Connecting
Il with the ISABEL fg HAyAEA.-The fayori.e
steam.hp SOUTHERN a. W. Foster Commander, viii
l.avs Pier No Mr.. On WEDNESDAY 49, INST, at
O'Clock PM precisely, be the frs, of the sem- Weekly
trps between this pert aud Charleston. For freight. ap-
Pp sP pS or 0 rfRIEsToSs co No 40 South s..
Passenger By bls steamer will be 10 time to tase the
steamer ISABEL, for HAVANA, which lsaVeI Chmes-
ton on The 22d INST. ief
THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-
Ro ns MF esd
BOSTON and LIvERPOoL-The Boston ships only call
ing At Bsa, to land and receive mails and Pa'ss gers
ffE ssis e sIs'= kk Escpk fs' Lott.
ASIA. &. ii r. Judkrs. NIAGARA, j. stone.
AMERICA, N. Shannon. CANADA, W Harrison.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitch.
These vessels carr, a clear white light at masthead,
green 90 staib board bow, red on port bow.
AMERICA, SbaDpon, from BOSTON Wednesday, FEB a.
NIAGARA, Stone I'm. NETWORK Wednesday. Feb. II.
EUROPA, Lctt. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Feb 10
CANADA, Hanison. I'm N. YORK, Wednesday. Feb. 23.
CAMBRIA, Leltch from BOSTON Wednesday, March 8.
AFRICA, hyre. FIN. sew. YORK. Wednesday, March 10.
AMERICA, Shannon fm. BOSTON Wednesday. M'ch II.
ASIA, Judkns, IN. NEW.YORK. Wednesday. March "a,
~ French, German, ard other Foreign Goods, received
and ght il common with BRUSH Goods Through bills
of lsding are given in HAVE for New-York
Passage from New York or Bes on to Liverpool, $40
perths not secured until paid foe
Freight viii be cha g.d specie beyond amount for
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on b. ard.
E All letters and newspapers must pass through the
st-Ofice For freight passage apply to.
+. CUNARD. Jr. No 80 Broadway.
First Cabin, $40 Second CABIN, $40. au2au
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COPA RSHIP. EMMOH
~ X HAIGHT and LEVERETr c. STO"ELL are
'a y sot LII 0O' ''0' q W hi t MOORE co,
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rREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK
VI AGE and PARCEL EXPRESS via the I5THMUs
of NICARAGUA-Through IN about IS days
The subscribers will ferv ard Express Frsght by this
erpeditops route by the ste amship DANIEL WEBSTER
on FRIDAY, Feb 90, at p M.
Shippers are particularly requested to have their goods
AZ his ofce Old OF before "WEDNESDAY, 18th, in pack
age, not ceeding leo lbs weight.
Farce received until the morning OF the day the steamer
leaves and letters until ~ p. M
THOMPSON & HITCHCOCK, Managers and
,sf 100 Agents. No. ite Pearl-st, corner Of Wall.
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STABILITY-SECURITY-PER PE-
~ TUITY-Sl, 600, 600 Ninth annual statement
of the sans OF the Mutual Life Insurance Company Of
New York No IS wast for the year ending Jan 1852
Net assets ON hand, Jan. 81 1884, l2s0OsS 10
RECEIPTS.
" 5N60l i6
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RASSAGE ONLY-THROUGH

DASSAG + ONLY.-THRUUGH
Il LINE for CALIFORNIA, via CaAGRES-To sal
sd Feb By steamer ew Panama to San r F,asSe2
HAVING sunerb acc for first and second CABIN
who Will he found bedding and as good
fare SIS auy bound t. the same port ne passed
gsrs will be landed at the Panama Railroad Depot thus
saving EXPENSE by other Thoe about em'ak
ps viii do well TO examine before engaging passage else
where A limited umber only taken. .o
Passage upper cabin
Pass lower cabin
For Dassage apply on board at Pier No 10 Wal-st, OF
BRIGGS 4 co. Ne - DcgeysseI-s' VI '"
l6f ts23d ALBERT WELLS No IA Wal st.
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It S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPA-
u .NY-For NEW ORLEANS via HAvANAS:;;-
CHANGE of sAUINl DAY-The splendid steamship
GTORGIl 0Iot uvs d ID Porter u. s. NJ, commander,
viii sail from the pier foot Of Warren Il N NJ ON
TUESDAY, Feb "a, az o'clock NJ precpey
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAVANA AND NEw-ohLkASs.
keu Arrangement .-.
Ladies Saoen Berihs
Forward Saloon BeTtra- -------
specie oniy taken on freight to Havana
for New Orleans will be Transferred 70 an
Tor fs,-ht ar nssssTeapoly 70 ST. o. ROBERIs,
iof "a No III Wet St, corner Of Wauen'r.
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NRENCH WHITE ZINC.-600 casks
u enow and Silver White Paint 100 casks Gray, second
snsty Of the veille Montague Companys manufacture,
n sale TO the trade by MCCALL SrhOru
No as William. ct, Agents for the United States
II ANYWAY
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NOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and
u FALL RlyER--Ths spsndlA aad slpsnos asanas
EMPIRE STATE aAd STATE OF MAMA leave % alter
nate days lSurdsys sxcegtsd) Pier Nc. D. ~ =, as the
Battery, at <p NJ Tor GyssA apply board q q Tie
sAce. on Pier No. . rfsDALE DOnDRu.
ell Asssts. Ncs 70 sAA u Wsse-a.
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Ston-

II y ineten for BOSTON, PaONIDENCENEWBRD-
FORD and TAUNTON -rhs steamers COMMODORE
and MASSACHUSETTS, Of thus line, now ran rssAlasI
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No NertA River
first vhfabove Battery place daily Sundays sxesp,s1 -
40 p. N. The EasterB Steamboat Mall 10 Bow usns-
ported By this route a. formerly.
Eof freight passsge appy at the once, Ne Battery
place or on board the boais 4u
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DASSACE to SAN FRANCISCO via

Il NICARAGUA-For sale, a frat cabin ticket for
Of the best behs in the Promethsus for 3th
March newt. Address Box l.265, Post Office.
l6f 3tMN&Fs
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JAMES g. SANFORD, Csnnississss.
WILLIAM 8. GREGORY ,...,.s
HgnRY DAVIES, Attorney. WtnW
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD

- FREIGHT ARR ASGRMENT. Dscsmbsi IS. iasi.
brsahs aid emf goisg North and West wiz b.
seNsd 81 Csnsl-st rreisht House Freight arriving fsa
ns Norsh ard IVES, vii ee 1sloaded and delivered q As
ms station on westst sst an Allowance Of ~ eents
pei tan VII be made for property copsgDsd TO
or soa'h q Sssa a. 1--we s.cck. Hay &c. vii b re-
eeIyed AID delivered oriy ~ siss- ~ -
eUu ROBERT HIGHAM Sane I'm u nxlept
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Died

On Saturday. May % MARY L. QuAcyENBuss eldest
daughter of T.. p. snd Il. Vanderhoof aged 2s years
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
pccfuily invited to attend the funeral from the
dence OF James IL Groyeston, 153 Crosby street at 2
O'Clock this afternoon
On Saturday morning May 90 aftcr short and severe
illness AnCELiNr wifr OF Cyrus A. Peak aged IS years
The relatives and friends of the family also the men,
bers OF the Continental Lodge o. OF g. f. are req ues
cd 70 attend her funeral from her late residence No
GouyeIncur street. this afternoon at O'Clock without
further invitation
en- Friday. May g. THroooRE NJ. DcuonrRry in the
31i year O; bis age.
The relatives and friends CT the family respectfully
invited 10 attend his funeral this afternoon O'Clock
from bis late residence. No, 215 East Broadway
On Saturday. May %. of consumption. JAMES O'CAn-
son of Patrick 0Carrol native of the parish Of
knocsbridc county Cavan Ireland in the cath year of
his age
Bs relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from his Lutte residence 40S Pearl street.
10 morrow afternoon. at 2 O'Clock
On Thursday. May 81 JOSEPHINE CIFToS. daughter Of
Gideon and Mary d. Clifton, aged 10 years months and
deys.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
her parents No. 2gi Pearl street. at 10 clock this
morning.
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TELEG X APHIC.

THE METHODIST CONFERENCES IN BOSTON.
Bosros, May 20 1852.
At the Methodist Conference to-day, the book agents
authorized to establish book repositories at Buffalo
Auburn and Washington, at discretion The final report
Of the book committee presented. and resolutions
therein stained adopted approving of the dopgs Of the
New York book ogentsgiving leave to sell the Crosby
street houses. and to build elsewhere
The report of the independent organization Of tho
Tract Society Of the Methodist Episcopal church
taken and adopted-the bishops Zone to act AS
fresident) being the managers thercof-auxilary
cefies 10 be formed in every annual conference.-the
editor of tracts to be independent ofcc-and the
society 10 centre in New York
The Conference then proceeded TO elect the Editor Of
Tracts. who will also have charge of the monthly ma-a
zine Abel stephens of Boston had 100 votes; Rev Alr
Mattisen Ia Rev. ID. ID. heller IA Scattering 10 Mr.
Sthephens was elected.
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY AT CHARLESTON
CHARLESTON, May 81 1852.
The General Presbyterian Assembly, have chosen Buff
falo for thcis next meeting. Rev Drs. Lord. McGil
Boardman Horner and others were nominated profes
sors in Princeton College, vice Alexander deceased
THE CATHOLIC COUNCIL AT BALTIMoRE.
BALTIMORE, May %, 1862
The Catholic MTor Of this morning gives the following
semi official of Of the proceedings Of
the late Catholic Council
We understand preliminary measures adopted
in the late National Council for the erection Of
Archiepiscopa at San Francisco California see is
be erect at Santa Fe to suporsede the vca
ate An apostolic vicariate is to be formed of Eastern
Florida and another of the Upper Pcninsular Michigan
Sees to be erected at Burlington. VII Portland Me-
brooklyn L. L.; Newark N. j.; Erie Pa: Wilmington
n c.; Covington, Ky; Quincy Illinois, and Natchex
Miss. The names Of prominent candidates not n
nounced until officially confirmed but led to be-
eye good number of them natives Of
try and the rest missionaries who have tocd long
Zealously among us y
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

: SATURDAY, May 2N-U 7. NJ.
Bhrspsrcrrs-Flour did not vary much the saics hay-
ing reached SEQ bblssuperlnc Canadian and ordina
~ 10 straight State at 81 o6 81 1s mixed TO fancy
Meitern and fayori'e round hoop Ohio at 81 1917 81
S1k with common 10 GOOD Southern nj Ii n Y n "A
5th JeTsey meal and rye -four unchanQed Some
2sCO bushels red Ohio wheat brought e3lSc with 200
ordinary white Genegee, do an unknown rate 2 500
bushels rye at Toe 7ec and 900 bushels mixed
ern corn at 67hc. coke the previous figures Oats
and barley as last noted.
CoTror.-The sses were 1000 bales to-day at steady
prices The letters OF the Cambria while indicative Of
continued large demand for the material were not
sufficiently indicative Of speculative movement In
duce buyers TO enter freely In anticipation OF the Aroos
ad,ces In fact writer's from Liverpool argue that
they have already secured considerable surplus beyond
their aotus requirements IN this market tho theory H.
that they now sn3 must q necclty 2utiage 70 BE-
sAor! suppile4
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IIER STEAMSHIP CANBRIA-ADDiTloSA
Afaths, Wilminstoa. NC,
Isure1; Lofaa, a: l2h. nrs; smith. Boston Nsshi
snsn mi carSn moo 6sso Tom MAJ
nisa kennsy NYork SD 10Th, shepherd, Ainsworth,
lSth, Fanny, sehot,cn, NYorl aLt ready with
grAymAnls. MAJ ll-Passed Calender, Goodwin, from
nErarrS May 5-Arr Hermann ts) Higgins. NYorh. Har-
yest nler No1eansi l.h Meta, NYork vandaiia, Llu
ul ss,s51HAynE May$-Arr Johannes; NoTlsans sth.
more yss'e fhiladeIpnia Oh, POST batinors; anet Kid
BcRn,Arx, May 6-sid Baltimore, Robertson. NYors.
frNYori Oxford, Loaebar Phiadelphia Mary
A a4 A44 ssigsaaG sil SoT ma
rtss Tasi9r SoIlean aAn SD I ns seyerei rely
a.: Nay Prince. Richsrds, NYorI; 9TH Lord Cough.
ccvsrASrrsorIr April 2l-Arr Martha Clark, Miller, N
cows. May l.-AIr Rost rattco; Purington, Havana:
ny T MSaSs GyS. nd sHs
fsnsrsda Toleps siransi:sc Lenore and N9rd Ameri.
NYort st9 Meta narde NYork for Rrenoni Forsans.
ne Fiorda Nicferson ifom London which proceeded
II bs s1Sh s sn PIT sSs lh r i,.ny Van
dess from Darien for Amsterdam.
York h Forest Prince Poster Boston for cronstad tand
i' fLrsiIsc May i15sid Maitland, NYork
FAIwourii, May l3-Arr Mensra, Lobb from Newport
on % Ell. yessa. from Hamburg for NYorh.
GooDwIx, May Con Deutschland, from Hamburg FOR
CHrNr, May Arr Catherine Augusta, Dostmann.
GnR4LrAn, May Arr Brothers, Bella, Malta. and cid
GIAsGoM, May Ear Marion, Reed Norleans via Lv-
Eq9 h csStG.e1 a! ay g sm
corTtSnure, May 7-Arr Ambrosius NYork; sth. Her
uAMnrRn. May s-Arr Trank Johnson Lothrop, NYork;
I,rtvorT Nav Arr Hermann skinner NYork. 6r,
Mobile n Bcynton, smsicy, NYoiii Louvre, Mason DO;
IL re mn Mentor. zn..rA fer Nyc5H ready sid
cdofr & John nsneoes chas slmss %snes
Parker nyea, and Sea Queen for NYOrh; Niagara, and
mAETIfroon May G~sid crosdale, Grshala, Boston;
HsnAnr TowN, Jan GAR Architect, caspar, Sydney.
fsS. ss Ks Tayss sss
with ergo Of the Lord Asslsy WICKED o. that pSrs
sei .s Sos
e. 4 s9 9 ~ DO Pn MGs nrs.n
fsEs %S Tas H.s
Ga ,lcth, = Harvard, Andro' Charleston via New
ga h SysEa and oqN,sss rsws: cas
lone Mef fSsma Pruc esssr hussc sd
KAN i3s5ss Boston ssslq Western Star Knowles,
% SsS rss @ c' %s
Hunt Lexington, Thompson and Abby Pratt, Winsor do
with desrsteb Arctic s) for NYork 10TH Asia (s) Jud
kibs 22d Ieayitt Storer Onward and Julia Howard
do ih Isaac Wright West Point and Senator do 10Th.
Witherlie do nth; Houghton and ward do 10th;
Constantne Louisiana and Robens do 18th; Colombo, do
S i S9;l Clay 90 @ d s saS 4.
do June osuth. BELL do Sd Chace. Torrent, Vim stet
Adratc Lmmn Field Irene and John Haven, do with
desratcb shachsmsson for 18th John Henry
s''s s;
Prince do with depstoh Fdes for ChArieton 6th Gen
Parkh do with despah Msno do Isthi Windermere 40
18th; Charles sprsgue; otomoco, and Horizon 40 via
despatch. -.
Lorpor, May H-Entd inw.rds Stewart. Charleston:
Cleared l2th Grey Feather. MLsushin Newport ~ ana
NYork. -, 90.
MARsr,ILrs Msy 7-hrr Greyhound Pierce. WORK. Sid
9Th, Emilia, hQiMa.s; iNb Lcpsnta, Seysus NEeTki
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M ARITIm InTRLLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY %. 1854



Steamship Alabama. Ludlow. Savannah. S L MitchilI
Sreamsmp Marion, Berry, Charleston spoford Teston
Steamship Roanoke. Parrish Norfolk. Sc Ludlam Pea
shir james Drake Cove San Francisco spoord Tneston
Ship Western World Moses, Liverpool & A Kingand.
Ship Camillus, Day. London. Nesmith L Sons.
Jaus 9 Gars KGss ss5Sa a9wsr
stadt Schumacher.
sLr MaaSar Fraser oaeIee Eaniston srothers s"'n
SeaSs nesoa
Romsre bfGs nofs &C.
Fig Eoua tsie) Megna, Lisbon, Chamberlain. Robinson
RR5s Ana WR.h3m.n Rotterdam Sc TnnSh hsiacks
Brig Wacissa' Powell zaaa: Coe. Anderson Il Co.
kE sSsss g.: Sons
B Br sasn E?S% D1xd'
4 Brig water Witch, Jordan. Charleston. Brooknaa
Brig Curtis Stuart. Philadelphia Thomson s. Hunter
s sIis s,sgsr AZ, HARDING Bangor Buck Co
sSrah Mara' Rogers, 81 Domingo CITY, Freeman
schr Foster (Br). Downing, Joggns, Ms. whitacy
ssas St Stephen Knight Calais Nc, and St Stephen NB
schr Matilda Wells Griffin, Charleston, sc. Nc
sehr Wshe. Briggs. Wilmington, NC, Powell.
Sem Empire, Ryder Alexandria &c. sturses, Chairman
p SER Charger, Brakeman. Baltimore saight, Cambo
SER sssuRa ,S, SSwai1e Bsltigsrs johnson Loxdsa
s vi GEM; fs,adsph.. Hand A''
SER y ii'l Sos asT sIs'f fe MASTER
ss 3.ytH a:
r wa NdS nry Grant H1s: Brett
steamer Black Diamond. Stevens Philadsphs, W II
sloor Report, Wells, Providence. J II Ravens
si iSSS W% Jones' ss' FfoSdeues
Arrived.
d, ssl il %d;s
ara passengers 70 sIoaord Teston Co. The left
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-30
PASSENGERS Sailed.


pooL-steamshP Atlsntie-nrs q Norris. Miss
Josephine Norris Miss Sabina Norris, Mr. Cast and
rehd Mr. and Mrs Jas Hewitt. of st Louis; J Boor
man. si1ney Morse NYork; Mrs Dohersn and Miss
Srowie Of bamore; Rcbt Sousby do; Mr. and Mrs John
MaId and Miss Ward of thsrleston kiehd Fri.ge Trin
dssi hsrrick, biladelpha; Mr. and Mrs Breeze,
YORK; smith, Phlsdelphia; Mr. and Mrs otto Gold
schmidt and Miss Ahmanersen. Mrs Denker and two
ebildren Miss Denker Ohio; Mr. ard Mrs Long. Phila
9sitin Rev Mr. Ayraut do Poor and brother, NYork
HaIuler. Germany; john roor. Purs; Rev John Van
lpaaD DID Rochester MIR Decres. FIasce l. La Boteaux
sim fson. Ms; Miss Apn Lsxtcn. Ohio Geeseka MS
y Bell Alabama; G serafou, Boullenois. Franco;
isnn Vnzcnt, Texas EisIer rs; Mr. Pippy. Bus,on
4 0rtibeu, Mseouri; Kyals. Utica G Herman Ms; r
Ganesta Italy; John Peters Ms; Jehn Clark. Scot,rd;
HibIrn Mr. viidiaw. Ms; Calpne, Rei4a. Mexioo NJ
GIitchrop Bostol: L. Consreve Delaware; Mr. TONGUE.
France; Mr. Bartlett London; VIM Leo. Adams. Fra
Tryon. Babeock Mcfarland, Ms: Jos Carson. haiti
more Mrand Mrs Ward and two Misees Ward. dos A II
Rnse. st Thomas Mr. Chas Gould aud friend, England
G J Witbank Phadelphia; VIM Smith II Marks and
lady MIR Reid Mr. and Mrs Higgins NYork; DR. Lamb
and irend; Brown. Sitter, philadelphia; VIM Urlu-
hart norlesns Langdon. NYork: Bishop MCroskey.
Baldwin, Detroit; Mr. and Mrs Beals u + Graut
Mr. and Mrs Mems do; Bishop VIM II Delaney and
Wiie Genoa; j. RrundRge nnd II Hubbacd. NYork; 1T
poieha. SCarolna VIM Hasseltnc do; Becker J II
scott NYorE; III Dickson SFrancisco; Frank Wansatt,
DO; Il Brawley SFrnncsco: Yznaee. Lie Piunte. Ia.
Norenps; w MADDEN. Kinney. Mrs and Hon Smith,
Ms; Amos Perry Provdence Coles Master Coles, Bal
tinore; G w Krewitt S Chttenden. Ms Rev Bishop
vanderyclde. Chicago; Jas Hanna Kentucky Gilender
dleon two Misses Middleton SCaroina lily La'ourende.
Philadelphia II White. Hartford; Forbes A Thorn
ton NSork Miss Rochester Rochester; Madame Bechet
Fryer, NOtlesns: Bowen, Ms: N Ropes. Conn; A
Chic Italy; Lynde, Ms; Miss Grace Greenwood, Penn
sylvania.