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Movements OF Distinguished Persons.
TLc Hon Mr. Morria Poet Master General Of Janatav
arrived last evening q tho Irving Hosoe with his fA1
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EUROPEAN ADVERTISEMENT

FyNuE REST TAILOR IN PARIS. - THE FIRM OF
n Messrs Har ic Schcmite, Il Devaer, No. y Rue de
Cnoiscu of the Boulevard Ialiens, well
known among the Americans visiting Paris that it needs
The novelty of goods the of the
cutting the goodness OF cloths well the peculiar seal Of
bon goot Of these taors are not only bit also
Dsrde, Schemite s Devser, with model the exact
measures and they will send the andcd articles
throu 81 the ageny OF Messrs. Livingston, Wells Co.. Me-
lsee de Ia Bourse. Paris.
DFhUTifUI. LASTING, AND CHEAP B00TS.-MR.
~ Hazard Boo tmaker. so well known among the Ameri-
who visiting Paris for long period wishes TO
bis customers that his store newly reted and deco
rated now located at No. Place dss taen just oppo
ee the theatre Of the Comic Opera House. tho second
ocr The Pst Leathers furnished by Mr. Hszard tear
competition his Calf Skins soft buff. Letters
m 10 directed .. Mr.. Hazard containing the Of
th foot hc w make and send his goods through the
agenty OF Sess Livingston Wells Co.. Nos Place 10 Ia
Borrse Paris.
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ATETR0PoIITAN HALL.--SENOR GALLEGOS, OF
Iva Spsin has the honor to announce that he will give
Grand Concert in Metropolita Hail. assisted by emuent
artists and fall and efficient orchestra, on Wednesday,
May when he will introduce for first in America his
wonderfui uscai invention the Plus Harp Guitar.
nuacursd by him expressly for the Queen OF Spaiu and
which received thepreum at the Worlds Fair. Parteu.
lars IN futurs nd srtisem
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ErRoPoL1TAN nALL-pRorEssoR WHITNEY

M ETRoPoLITAN HALL-pRoFEssoR WHITNEY
AVA WILL by the particular desire request of tho
fesors tutors and teachers Of the public and other schools
and citizens generally give entertainment exclusively
for the youth of both the Grand Concert Room
Metropolitan Hall Wednesday afternoon, May Q, at
O'Clock. The will consist Of Recatilns from
the best British and American Poets nterspcrsed with tho
most celebrated British American and Indian orators
the British and American Senaes. and else where Admis
SION I Of the Hall. Texchers and
others their tickets upon application at tho
Hall
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NAETRoPoIITAN HALL.-JEANIE REYNOLDSON'S
IVA Musical Evehings-Jeanie Reynodson, assisted by
eminent arass will give series of three musical evenings
Tuesday Thursday and May 4th 9th and Sh
in the grand Concert Room at Metropolitan Hail. Inde
pendent published in the programme Miss Roy
nedson vii. each evening introduce sougs,
never before in this country Admission, 80 cents
Doors open at 0'clock to commence ats Books contains
ing yesnis Reynodsons choicest be obtained at
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Congressional Apportionmcnt Or Pcnnsyl

v0nia.
HARnsRuRc, May l. 1859
The Governor has signed the bill apportionng the state
for the election Of representatives in Congress reported
by the Committee Of Conference of the Houses and
also the joint resolution passed to-day amendatory the
same far relates the Fifteenth and Twenty fourth
districts
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Canal Navigation.

CanNI Navigation.
BUFFALO, May /, 1852.
The canal boat Henry W. Palmer arrived here yesterday
fcm New York being the first boat that has reached here
from the above city since the opening of the canals.
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voysge: He IL accompanied by Mrs Bridgman and N
interesting Chnese girl from Mr. B.s school and siso 81
con Of tho Rev y. Lyle who comes here 70 b ed1-
Gated
MsTHoprsr Msslors "A meeting u tina Board ofu.n
agsrs OF tho Missionary Society OF the Mehod Epsaus-
pal Church held on Thursday at the Mission Rooua
for the purpose Of making appropriations for tho No
missions during the ensuing year The sppropriatoss
for the year commencing with tho first of April 1864 sro
500 900, a. follows -
Foreign missions. $y75T2 -
For German missions at home ........... $4,000 o.
For Foreign populations, other than German.
WEIGH French, Norwegian and swceds..... lie %
inoian missions. ..'..,...'...'...''',..', uD0 y
sIs7,o2s 20
Conling mt for current expcnses ......... 1877 81
Contingent allowed by tho constitution 80. 5000 o.
5000 900 %
This sby Gar the largest contribution Of any previous
year According to the reports Of the the
octs up to The present mo exceed those Of last year
by $4,000 Bishops Waugh, Morris, and James
present at the mocting.
THE GENERAL oosrEnENcH or THE METHODIST
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
The General Conference OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church met yesterday IN Boston The presiding officer
was Bishop Waugh. of Baltimore assisted by bishop
Morris OF Cincinnati and Bishop james Of New York.
This Conference consists of delegates from twenty.
ieh annual confrcnces tho nurber Of members IL 17B
,r S.z fGss ~ S:sSss ssss rss a. 4
ny r.rr1 YenE fssrs ,rs. Sp nanF bangs Bc'OssA
sne eHs elaon ofsssstas stswr p n h. dea ii,
s lace IN bo supplied BY Rev L. clark. the s0nOr
rsoyn,Hsr1D rasscn. A. Stevens Il. Benton, W.T..
Nrw ESGlAnn-M. Raymond, G. x. True J. nascsil. c.
n%ssrn woGtSt J. i yjonu. Cone. A. SANDER.
East MANN. d. George W u. Pillshury. A. Church.
:, NEs nAmrsyRr-o c. Baker, r. Adams, r. Dearborn.
Tsa, G,a5p Asp'rTa nulars csDs.a
Clark, 2. Philips z. Densdst u stsrks j. Frazer. 4.
BLAcK RlvrR--G Garay. II. Mattison, J. H. Hunt A. J.
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MISCELLANEOUS

NeV, MIR. BuT1ct, recently oil BlHckston0, tht5
state installed pastor Of the church in North Wood
cf the Bible TO collect $40 600 for the building Of
Bible House in Baltimore. Rev Dr Johns favors the pro-
iect and gave q subscription Of $500 the spot, from
friend of the entcrpriscr The past has been year
Of prosperity ard success ior the Maryland Bible society
On Thursday morning, the forte;h anniversary
Of the installation If Roy Dr. Daniel sharp celebrat
cd In Boston The clergyman delivered an histo-
rcal discourse and tho occasion generally was Of
much interest. Rev Baron Stowe olso made address,
at the conclusion OF which silver flower and sayer
were presented to Dr. Sharp, behalf of the BsptiJt
<Minster5 Of Boston, az token Of their esteem.
\ missionary meeting was held In Newark, N J.
on sunday last preparatory to the departure OF Mr. and
Mrs Myers and Miss Knight missionaries to China
They VIII so out under the patronage Of the Presbyterian
Board MIR. Lowry the Secretary stated at the meeting,
that the Chinese the Americans Of the East
bling Ia their energy and love Uf money Niugpo TO
which station Miss X 4 destined has c0fps Of ~ mis-
sionaliCs who have undcr their direction church,
schoos clspe and printing press which publishes IN
the Chinese language shanghai the destination Of Mr.
and Mrs Myers very important post being the gate
Of the and sk country connected with the interior
hy largo sud fayor,biy situated for Communica-
ton with Japan and other Islands Ii Will probably be-
come Mr H. said place of direct trade with California;
and letter reached the Board from H. sia san Francis
CO. IN shorter time than d taken by the English over
lout mail.
a private letter from Shanghai states that Mrs
Taylor The wife Of tho RoY. Charles Taylor the devoted
Methodist missionary % Shanghai is compelled 20 return
t. The United States on account Of ~ health. She
fsod IN the ship Adelaide, Capt, Cobb, With her two
children anla Chinese nursc Mrs Boone wife OF hi hop
= Adelaide accompanied by two chidroI and a Chi
nesa female attendant. Also the Rev Dr. Bridgm,n,
ia7e bcal IL shattered that IN tho opinion of his
tscsl adviser his only chance tor life waa long sca
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NOTICE 70 PERSONS GOING TO CALIFORNIA
N The andersigned have ticket for sale cheap. ION
clipper ship to sail goth May business compels
me to stay q. hone inquire immedatey at 3i2 Madison,
corner Jaesson street. GEORGE UlCKIN.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

- EILGIOUs SERVICE IN THE FRENCH LANGUAGE
IA cornerof Greene street and Canal at o'clock every
Sabbath in tie lecture French Sunday School
CHILDREN and adults, is established at the plsco
DR.. T. Ii. VIOSIS.
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GALiFoRNIA TICKETS FOR sALE.-Two FIRST
" cabin through per steamers Of May and second
calin and scersgc, Northern Light May g. Apply
to THOMPSON Il HITCHCOCK,
l4g Pearl street, corner Of Wall.
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nNE THROUGH STEERAGE TICKET FOR CALL
v orna for SALE by Fandcrbts line, of 9th May, at No.
Z w al sLreat.
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DIRK GOODS,

DIRK GOODS,
MRS. vETAULT, 673 BROADWAY, BEGS TO IN
1vl form her patrons that from the 1t Of May she will
her show to tho first floor fhouse I'll Broad
way corner OF Washington place She al acquaaJ them
large assortment Of bonuets manta nen and articles
for mourning Of every description &c.
LFRED EDWARDS CO. HAVE REMOVED TO
their store, No Park place and Murray street,
fourth door west from Broadway, where they offer
with every article in their line which they invite the
tention OF purchasers.
yNF HAVE, THIS DAY, OPENED EIGHTEEN CASES
W fconsiyned Embr0do-cs received by Arctic
and Glasgow consisting of rich Lace and Muslin Sleeves
desirable goods which will offer to the trade At low
prices, in to close them
the owners JOHN HIGGINS & CO. d BROAD street.
AT ILLINERY GOODS SELLING 0FF-PHILIP CAR
1 LEBACH No. 22 John street, being about ia make
change in his business intends selling at sacrifice his
tire stock, consisting Of Ribbons, Silks Satins, Gloves
Atts Grapes Embrcideries and description Of
suitable for mil!iners and fancy storekocpers
- ICH LACES oNLY.-THE DEPOT OF TIE MANU-
features OF Chsny ana Brussels Lacos Is transferred
ton place Shnw Scarf Caps Dorthas, Touncss, Ssoves,
Nantilias, veils. liar dkcrch.efs, &C., &C.
JULES DELCROIX, Agent No. 7l2 Broadway.
DARAsoLS.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
tho richest styles of the lately ltr
lined Paraso and would call the attention of tho trade
the same they unequallcd for richness being
posed ofthc most costly silks and pearl and
A. BoHMr, 12 Cedar street.
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ExpVEgy AGENCIES. &c.


r AIiIfcT co.'s WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
Express running between New York. Dunkirk Buffalo
Cl5yelaL Detroit Chicago Cincinnati louisville st. Louis
and oshsg rT1cipai Western and Southern cities. New
York oHc 9 Pearl street. corner of Wall (after st Of
MAY sl breaAHayl.
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LNELLOWS NINSTRELS.-NOTICE.-TH ORIGINAL
= we'll known Fellows Mnstreis," comprising en-
Glen. "corrs Of talented and experienced performers
form The public that shey win perform q Troy April sh
23d Auburn, April a4th Geneva April 26th Corinthias
Hall Rochester April 27h 2Sth and Goth: Concert Hall
Buffalo April 30th and May lst Sd, 4tb 9Th and s.
Duo notice will bs when they their
certs agai- IN Broadway.
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 60,


TJoRsES-THREE FINE BROWN HORSES, LARGE,
stylish. and drivers, suitable for . carriage cha
riot pt9on or eggood roatster aud gentle tho
ments. VIII be sod single double Apply at LAWS
NOR sALE-AT THE BROOKLYN RIDING SCHOOL,
Brooklyn, brown Horse, Is hands Mghvery stylish In
harnees superior adys saddle horse and sound Pros
SiI5 Also, brown roam Horse. years old, Is hands
high Kind in harness good saddle horse, and has been
used by lady, and soundprce SI6 Also white horse.
kind in harness and saddle will DO sold for SfO TO close
concern.
NOR sALE-A FINE NORTHERN BROWN HORSE,
II l!ls hands high, without marks hosvy short tall,
assirous Of nice horse L warranted KIND and soand
Also light Wagon and Harness. Blankets 80. Appl. at
90 broadway.
EoR sALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES REMARKA.
bly kind and sh9wy Also a close Carriage. but little
leaving for Europe. They may be seen BY addressing
letter to j. Nj, Box 1,O2O Post ofcc.
EoR sALF--A BUGGY WAGON BUT LITTLE USED,
With ehifting seat for two four persons Inquire
at 81 water street, corner Of Jefferson
E0R SALE--A VERY HANDSOME BRIGHT sORREL
Horse l5s hands high, between five and six years old
warranted sound PERFECTLY kind and gentle drvcs pleasant
suit gentleman who wishes really good horse and
know al about him; sold only for Of May bo
at lewis stable Of Seventeenth street and Fourth
avenue, or inquire fthe owner. I'll John strcet.
EoR shLE-A FAMILY CARRIAGE, FOR ONE OR
two horses carries four persons. Miner stevens,
square, between Fifth and Madisoa avenues
" rORsE 0WNERs.--N0TiCE.-THE RIGHT, TlrEE
md nteres of the well known and celebrated Equa
ran Condition Powders for the of distemper pink
fara want 81 condition in horses has been tran ferred
to WIN s. DUNHhM as hae aso The depot for their sale
which is at No. 40 Broadway. Price, 80 ooas,
Iae}ege
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SUNDAY MORNING, MAY 2, 1862.
TENANTS REGISTER.

RAKERY TO LET-.N THE ROW or NEW FOUR.
~ story brick buildings the west side Of Eleventh
avenue near Forty street within block Of Hsns'
MICS from II to 9 O'Clock
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W0oD'5MINSTRELS, AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL,
w 4it Broadway, above Howard strcet-The proprietor
takes pleasure in announcing tho pablo that he has
gagged the most celebrated and deli
in the world and is determined to mako Woods Minstrel
Hall in every way worthy tho patronage Of tho ladies and
gentlemen Of this city He also takes this opportunity
express his thanks tho great patronage oanrrod him
promises to replenish IL from time to time with
novelties or striking talent may appear in the profession
and Saturday sfternoons Admission cents Doors
certs commence at clock B-The sriotest order and
decorum will be preserved the greatest attention paid
to the comfort Of visitors.
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Car the largest contribution Of any previous
year According to the reports Of the treasurer the
ocpts up TO the present tmo exceed those Of last
by $4,000. Bishops Waugh, Morris and James were
prcscnt at the moeting
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(sOTTAGE TO LET-AT CHIFFON. STATEN ISLAND
~ delightfully."- situstedbuat in thu best manner and
with view to the convenenee and comfort Of family.
Inquire of Rev. T. lowell, Chestnut Grove.
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DART OF HOUSE TO LET.-TME SECOND FLOOR
consisting Of hrec rccms with psntes and front
ment to email family, without children an and
his wife preferred. Rem. S92 Apply from 10 A. NJ TO
i. M, at S4R Bleeoker street -
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OFFICE TO LET.iN THE BUILDING NO. l67
" Broadway consisting Of handsome front room with
large nsidc blinds &C.. and back room with
skyshtvery desirable for professional or
9to 2 clock.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RR0ADWAV THRATRE-E. A. MARSHALL sOLE
LsssseBoxes % d and PsIsge " gents Panty Circle sad
At to commence TX O'Clock. Monday evening May g.
Will be- performed the eoms dy Of As you LIKE 1.-THE
hcnnG orlsna0 land Mr. cs1way Touohston. Mr. D.yidse
Scotch Pas Seul by Miss Price To conclude with the
OF SHOCKING EYENTS-Grieinhof, Mr.. Dayidge; Mr..
Puggs MIR. Whiting Captain Spof, Mr. Reynolds Dorothy.
Mics Crocker. Kitty, Lirs. Seton,
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NO. 40 CEDAR STREET REAR BROADwAY.-TO
~ let fine well ventilated loft Il few doors only
from the Post Oce with free privilege OF Croton water
m derS4 AM uIv aH Ab0Vc
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RURTON'S THEATRE-MISS MARY TAYLOR RE
~ srecully informs her friends and the public that her
Farewell Benefit and last the stage will t.ks
SIRE hs second act Of the CHI Id OF THE REGIMENT
together with other In which Mr. Burtca
aud the talented company will Box book opon
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EHKISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, NECnANICy HALL
- No Es B:aedwsy ao;ve Grand serees 0rsc eyerY
and well taewn chrstga Ministries rrsog ehoien!
performers urde- ths Of Christy whose
concerts IN this city for succession OF five have
able suaspssa TiohSss y cents Door. st
respectfully inform ID tsa tbs Saturday arn0on
are disc ntnuea,
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I've LET FOB RELIGIOUS PURPosgs, ON SUM-
daya the beautiful Hail tbs frss door OF TO. l<l
broadway. Apply 10 u. WOOD, ths premises. 10 the
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- Manager aud Proprietor; John Greenwood Jr Assist
spt Manager; Z. w. Clarke, Director of Amusemens.-
Admission te the entire Museum and perform snocs 25
CENTS chden under ten years laa cents Parquet. l2h
cents extra The public Is informed that this place
family amusement sti presents geiy attraction that tn
OF enterprise and the genius o
sugges. contains in fact millions az novelties in every
branch Of nature and art aud novelties that tor taste
Beauty rarity and value unparalleled in Am erica.
Monday sad Tuesday n the aternoon at 3oeck tho OLD
GUARD che NAN AND TIE TIGER, &c. In the ,ag
at tx O'Clock. the musical drama of GU MANNERtNG
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the Aurura Branch RsirssA m operation thrt.., n
snd which 70 about being sxsDc-d BY thai como~o, ~ -
the Illinois River A. Chie.xo fs eastern tsrai,.. si
brm connections ~rtA the siehis.D Central .nS -
Of RsiToad lipe rum the Ausnrs eites 10 the u-ai
River and the NORTH
The Rosd 10 completed and 10 operation s,sr,.
mica eight miles RON the Of nckfcrd q,
River. % which place the wort N active eso.r--
viii h completed and put in operation By the 10 -,
sua next ,Se iron for tn. s~eoo Of the Rass A
hsnd The remaining poFtioo of tAs ~nrs ~il - -. %
tontrse, ~ the Nth May next ard probably h
June, lass "Sss "
OF progress have the eOaReeTins ink nm on
% the Mississippi completed cSsY 10 the AL ofiSsa Fot
The srsd-' upon the rosd arr -asy. the ulns srs. -
being b feet IN the mile. .nd - feet IN hs n,. =,
entire and equipment Of The oosd ~fI h. .h -
f2od"om The amount Of esPltai paid s7iSso a.
further amount of about s2a0co bss b~.p .,As,A. e
not yet called In There boDds ou,st.nsi - n ,es
81 0G INST dVlson bonds due r June 1852, Il, as S'
bonds and s44'eS second Division bonds he p.s -
opened ~ Elgip the toH River disanc. az ~ -, -
the month o. February, 1881 ard conpl-rrS ,,a - =
its point II tsrmnu. the the ah ,s N
" ann ne 49, s ~.r D s s ssSsn noo from Va,
The SIS Sa-ruDnins daring thar tine ,p sv.r,, %
1881, mies, The earuinss hf the ocrr-.uoaS,. .i
months IN 1850 Sl, ~ere liSoS2 asnDcs rus ~ ls
miles. - " -
Tss srOss earnings for this month Of M.r.A H..
The Company, ey resolution Of lin p,c-,,-. ,s.,
thorized issue OF sot of soods Cor the NJ ~
the third division Of said Road from Rockfon @ Fr,-c
These bonds bear interest per cent and are osyss
ten yesrs roED date OF issue and tor the payment o oa
pal and interest the property and revenues Of the Cor
pledged The interest and principal Of thee hopS -
payable in the city Of NevYo and the interest
ally by coupons attached the st OF February aHs Aas
In each yesI This issue Is the final issue Of The Ccms.r
Tor the construction o; said RaTosd.
portion of the bonds hsve been negotiated tuAs,
amour; offered 'oT sale which may be obtained w
application 70 MeErs Duncan Sherman Co, banker h
the city Of New YORK whose hankns the semt
annua interest the bonds viii hereafter BE- paid
The ample OF the thronxh which An
line passes Rsosd have been fully dcmonsg.t.
bv ha revenue. of the Rad thn. far and bsa M .o.I
sonrrced with the Mississippi River forming main ins
communication from Lake Michigan with the country on s
upper Mississippi and bringing Il through the heart on ~
lead region Il NAV bs confidently estimated usns
proportional 10 It's SECOND 70 rad In his eosotv
fse present of the Road and the certain inse.s
from the extension 81 the Road and growth of IN. eoupt
tributary IL renders the bonds offered security az
most undoubtabls York, April ~ ISL
John B TITRNfR Pr.~,da,s
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Arrived.

stsausbip james Adser, Diekpson master hours ron
Charleston with Dcse and passengers 10 spohoro
"Wednesday 60 r. M OF Cape Roman passed barn Chouh
York bound Charleston IhursoJ AZ -e
propeller supposed TO be the wn Penn from New
sim Jane D. Cooper of Boston, Comper 81 days from HNvre,
with . 1871 passengers June lat a 81 long ID 90 er
signals With bs Freeman, Jamaica Tor LONDON u
June 80 60 ops 20 20 exchanged hgnas WIN
bn Tbh, on T. Al the time saw ch1
p.r .hp bound T. with black ball in her main r'oal .
ship Charlie, Helmss tof Thoma;on crockett 80 dSs h3s
kpF spoI sbip Fairfield. from New Orleans -,
Ship Osveso Williams, 81 days from New Orleans with nde 70
Bst Hsea souper "a days from manzas with m'la'se 70 r.
C. Read long IS 30 spoke bns Isabella ~ }
ou Co~e June &c. lat 49, long 49, spoke orF lon,
from Ctrdeuss fer Portland
Bari EDWARD Peterson days from Apaaehco with cotton o
bark corneHa Ward 10 days from with sAd
cigars Moses Taylor Co SID IN company with ship finc'
and brig Eliza Jsn-. tor New fort
BAH Charlotte Dr. Mcintyre IS days from Grsenock
with ud.e. and 2s passengers TO james Lee & Co.
Bg RAPID (Br) Crowe from Curacos VIA 81 Jro ds C16a
Nay 20 of the East end Of st Do
nnto spoks bark Ros from New forf for hus'ton JAM 10
Brs i've OaL. (of Ds.n Sawyer days from Danen, with
lumber TO s. II. Rock enbaugb.
Brs Actuus Sebury port) Kaon, from Poacs PR, Jsns
10. with sugar ". r. Buck. 80
Bns Captain john Cousins from sssua Gande June TO- with
spEsr nd molssses 10 Hesmrh Sons. I,
Bra Jus Ar.y, (of Ornson) Arey days from Danen ys-
sobooners-Ceresco Lord Kingston, NY. for Boston Bryan
tum Coen Kingston. NY, for Boston, Tarnoree Adams kng
sop NY Tewburypou Edward Sproul kitG-ton W. Tor
Franklin Buckingham and John Wright from Pertlan5, Ct,
with
sloop Amelia from Portland, with stone
sAILED-sbp Defence McCeran San Fran seo, and other'
wISD-Durips the day, n. w, siroDs
T chips swanop, hence Tor New Orleans d.nss'e
NJ Bath dsmasted and bark Mary Morris from GLASGOW
red in yesterday mornings psPer still below al anohof
with wind sront from the northwe.t.