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SUM Vi err ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing May II, 1852.


Rutland s. Washington and Troy & Boston
Il "A l. X O Il d
TRAIN GoiNt; ToRrii-LEiVE Troy,
MAIL TRAtv, 63,A u after ARRIVAL nj Morn.
ing ,iosts from New To,k ani Express Tr,i1 trom
butfau Arrives at Ruriud ia NJ connecting
wan Trains Tor Buringioa and bnsIon direct
tNPskss TShIN 10 10 \ NJ, from clnrN Ey-
pres, Tram iron New York Arrives ut RutauI
sop. VI in selsIn tor ~ liul aud Butugtor
Express inns r'lchInt host"d, Lowell, Alou.
'ithl aud p4Ienshnrgn ne s.mr day
ACCOMMODATION | RAIN ! P V after arrival q,
Hudson River day Trans, AMI EAlrrss Trains tom
he West. Arrives at Ru,mui ID VI. and
rsachlng Burlington AMI benews tI,ls .am- eve.
ing
Trains Going South---bcavc Futianl
Nall TRhA 10 III, u.Iu IN Luivu ui tn,
norm 4 Cn,s RON Bltl gtou ano HruoWs r'ts.-
.lrrlvrs at Troy lis N.
EXPRESS TkAiN p. NJ with The aiorni" = pg sa"n.
.pIs from NGi'I,s' ia Montreal and Boston. ".
ives Il! Troy al 5 P N UNI Tor liz" LrJros'
Trains 10 Nrw Ynk ana BuiTho. ana rve,.n
co'ts tor New l".k
Acc mMopA1i,S TRAt. 500 " ,n',r-arriyal Q
Boston and Bur nIto Cta,us, asa a.ryr al To-,
} . connecting vain iue lu3'A ENp"rs Iruu
70 tuii'o ard 10 81 Nudsou h,t.r l.4u IL Ne"
folk
Passengers Going North nnd East,
By NAIL TRAM leave FRO, So =. u .~..enec.
uiuN AZ 80 ItdCN DCINL,,loh u, W. p ILL.,. 30 ton
81 NJ.
by txeRrss Train. leave New Ya,lGA 81. reach.
ing 10 ton u" p burlington a 1. u Mon.
treH : p " and y .densDurgh 10 ?. II.
ty Acc ':iMVuAr'oS Tram, ltuve Nrw YCrt s =
n, Schrrrciaty 7. aud lio, ( ? II, r~actlu.
juringro aud Bellows Falls tor. II same day.
Passen ers Going South ard West.
BY MAIL TaAI.. leave Burlington : 30 l. an,
each Troy Is P NJ, NV 1u'k 9PM SC4tu. tiiL,
l Pm tor The West -Cine at Toy.
by fxrEESS TEAIS. ieavr O2d"n>lurHh NJ : N
N"nre"l 81 AN. bus'on : 80 P Al, rrscn i'rrv >
NJ. New f0,k H. Bpm and S,hrnec'fdi I pm, IL
itutland
by AccoMMopArIus TEMy, cave burlington o,
N, boson - M,cd-e AZ Ituti ND arrive ~ ntu.
lext morning tor til ~ 80 Express rulo to Bod ,,
''Hr evrnmg. and ilr Ilrdaon River T!hIH, r-nch
ING New York lPn
Pas>rnG"Ir Ieavlny New York ny the 4 n Eg.
| Dress / am, arrive Ht Troy 20 > \ ~. cuujeci a
| 3'iluws tHl's3 ;, With ram { he - van ii.
! irlillhl II the IFai'e .loHNt0inS, sam" day
U0il Tam trum Tram - An a'rivt. at Bel.
."Ws IaiIs II 81 N, reach The Wuitt AIounlalns
! ne afternoon
by his atr,Ho"went th-"A is Daily :ch way IAN,
! ran het"tc' New York aud Nont',ul an o.
:tnshurgn. TIM TRIMS hetWetu New Yuik an.
inrlngtn'. TL0H trans between Troy aud boston
NIee lrainS Drt~-er Troy arc Darlington
ThOS. II. CAN.IELO N0bt
Rutland /: Washington Ra:road.
s. F. JOhN~ON, >Uit.
Troy u Duson Rairoad.
Nav II ldo.. uENG
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Groceries.

III HOLE Sale and Retail a, The late re-
~ dTG.-ed ruce7 a. NICHOLS ISc CAo.:s e.
=. - NAu
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a'EAThERS. Geese, Hens ~ Tuke,
L Feathers constantly on lard, and ;t.r sale by
Jnnp % E,.,,
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KECR JAW It II. E. X.

III '. )RrDN, has Just Received fresh
from thu Nanuacturcis, a variety OF lew al,
rich Je"elry--S Splendid Lockers aud Seal Rings go
new pattern EnrRirgs and ins,--GoJ Pencils and
Pens. nc. &c Gull aud see
M E1nk 4 .ck VI, w ] 80
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NEW GOODS -!

l49. Church Street. 40.
EUST received | Ease PRINTED Lawns and
. Muslins-w wide black 81 K, for MantllIas-- wrought
Musns, New Desgns--wrought Cu.ats--wrOu9ht
tdgings aud lnsertlngs-. black Muhlir Nris-Sdk
Edgings uliibEE g. WEBB
luor L,,rtf
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Teas. Teas.

900 Chests and half chests Hvson,
%CO Hy >on Skin and Yonne Hvson Teas, Tor
sale by CURTIS & WALKER
lime I,,.tt
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rEsGIGe!s 4 WOOD.

REFERENCtS.
Ness-s !'ltchco Cobb 4 Winslow !
i t!r,chtr y Co.,
E'an'harJ Converse II Co, Bo.re.
. S,'HolI \ sons Ogdrn., n. Y.
Cox n innhtl Potsdam \ Y
MTa-s y "rnd Mulone. \. Y
htevss \ stevens, tincunati. Ohio.
il"dg"sN owen, Rutland. Vt
HoTirs E.q, - Albons, Vt.
I'3H Morgan, tsq Fer9ennes, VI.
T. '. LauAIon, Agent,
OG-ENsBUFeu, y. Y
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Indian Roots and Eari,7

wfi1 1' otcf ~. '0' ,,.e'f- T, re jir i.. ..,t,
FHr'l"r' '' '.- N' 'ah '-, ,'cr. 'tt- Ircs,u 20.
"a ." | .t 'se lo... .'..as. lii. t.u .i,,a
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70 either the Euy Marian. and about sOSr. hs
NOBLE April Arr banks Msyas~sr. Johnson. NY.ru
Jenny Lard. BuuOe do. CID brS Bow, Tltnsr. Gsivss-
AN, MEw ORLEANS April Arr 'ss.%shp: Day rl.
and s Aa. sapss o All .s.:
Fairfield Leysiana NYors; coqui%eo Dunbar. fsssa.;
s,s =. DG x:
.vossos slp: pisns cIsassn S rs%sn; insisn. B:ss:
k kYSIh rymSTth Wi..os Boston: bark, L.pr. sa:v
Genoa = .olI: ssry siiss.
ships ';'t aspsy.' d h:.ai
s. s. r: !.
Hudson Bent NHaven. CID brig Iynaaa so) nas Mar
.ssS 20. G''F Sr'st
Ts ss d.: r w..
s ", r,Gvidenos for do Halda wes. Php
M dras william P Wokson, NIediod Norfolk; Unssd
FRvrr Tor SYorh 'or Albany; s'op Thos Thorne-
fsaIs sias''' Tea.
NYo6 sabr Union Ap. AR propeller Petrol RsEs.
Siss " css
ssss sf Mss .ns s1.
G ss Wines ,FDsr nsss0r
s:.f or S sS.s,A :s
april t 9n's W. ssa; %i.' Rsss...
Liverpool, Cid 7sh. brss Norman, wilson, Havana: Arg.
MICH KIcHMo non Agri! AR sshrs ws.mers De.r.o.
SAVANNAH, April A5-Arr ship Rhine. Harvard GAs-
cow trg John Balch Melville Havana schr Hudson Derry.
Boston. -
SALEM, April 5-Arr brig Hevoliyn Davis Georxetovn.
SC for Nowburyport; schrs Excelsior K.nney
Eliza Cr0cker MSohas for NYork Kort Higgins. Rock
land Mr. EYork; 9th. schr Jua Martha Gro welt Addissn
for NYosk cld 7.h. schrs Charter Oak Kelley NYoris
Martha Maria Swift, do via Gloucester Sid brg America
Latch Phladelphia: schr Martha Maria bound z.
WILMINGTON NC. April 2-Arr brits Marsdon lBr).
Evans. Cardiff w; bri. Edward Lind Buchanan. Nfork5
sshr Jos Flannel Van Glider, NYork 4th brig Ellie.
Hayden Smith MatanzAs schrs SaraL Buck Rose Camdea.
Me- Rosannah Rose Coombs. dol Ira Brewster. Horton.
bark Prospect, Snow NOrleansi schrs WIN smith, Har.
man. NYork: Henrietta Haynes Boston, Richmond Card.
Laguayra; 9th, brig Tar gier Griffin. MatsnzAs schrs
Dunston, Dunston, NYOrk.
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Law Intelligence.

CriysD STATES SJrRrMs CouKT. April mo. 10.
Tho- J. Coffee plaintiff in III nters' Bank OF
Tennessee cause was aB2td by MIR Coke for tho
plaintiff in and by Mr. Badger FOR The defendants
in No. Ill. Par-h and Company appellants Va.
George Coles administrator. ct al.fhis vas
argued by Dir v H. Howard for the appellants and sub
mitted printed argument by Mr. Wilcox for the ap
pellccs. No. 113. Planters Bank Of Tennessee plaintiff
in error vs. VIM L. Harris-Error to the District Court
United States North Mississippi The matters in
trvvery in this having been agreed and scted
tween tho parties IL ordered by the that this
writ of error be dismissed with costs No us Henry
Miller. plaintiff in David Austin ct al.-rns
argued by Mesrs Rockwell aud Chase for the
defendants and submitted printed argument by
Mr.. Fox for the plaintiff.
AYRIL S.--So III Williamson ct al plaintiff, in
A. b Barrett ct al The argumsnt of this
cause WAS commenced by Mr.. Chase for hs plaintiffs in
error continued by Mr. Crttcnden for the fendlnts in
error and continued by Mr.. Lincoln for tho plaintiffs in
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Passengers Sailed.

cnAssxs-stssmssp Empire cisy-gey sv.9ey, lady
n Mrs Aa ss7
nnf
sn %sn nn Mr. ssa and
ford = Cos MESSENGER MRS Noyits and d.ughser Nj:
s' sS"a5a' Mad
RfSss
Ss"ssiiaE Bay '' s %i:ss W i' k:pp
essp nasSss ff'1 .na.. wadss' B ss.s
S'RRs :s; Eks ssss Hs sr s.Gss
1fSS,sy L'Gsn1isT B.,SAGas; wns%s Bss
wK:asSy Lane 5.iasiS; S.is%iS, 4 How:
G G T SSshins: S}ssny, GiSss$: J SsK%: !
bic. johnson, johnson. R John :on. y.hns.n.W
nj: il Ioilsn!ssk Mr.. o.iPy. 8ojinnsr: / y.s Ls.s.
condon benarls . Wal eseis Keeis stewart.
0n P5uak 10y H 1ahn, F Ms Mn::
b. ThTnp,en, BALE Bssoi lnssrsoii !: va
WG9drua. 9 Epreu.sn: Jones. smith Martin Easlsad.
s.; r. %s$i:; %Ss%::s:w fs..:s: bsi:s: E:$s-
stSw Ess TSss:i
is2zn n{, pSw1f f,! Hoffman, Martin SHARE
20 Nelson. II 9 csskii II Saily %iissn s.uss::
Lewis G'nFy cnas ss
Bsii Ms hsrS S..s.G ffiss
tine f,npon. Snyder Gator; & White, D y John
ma, S MoI!sss%Ssry. rith, sshowSsdss Brooks
rar msSs sss h's Gordon
Arms.rs.s Dr. Hssseil and Son Mr. Merishc, Capital.
p: Pern.ndo aomsa. rero Gomez. csSrso Mr.. sniss.
Rsyps; %sssn nrn.:
theirs in the steerage.
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1Cic&TupAtA0 vA1TauS ssoPSHSss
Rosros April g.
Arrived-ships Arab Calcutta, Amazon (Br) Shields H.
barks Little Lizzie Canary Isands Hyperion (Fr Nor
leans Peander tBrl Glasgow; brig Reaunore Oh Ro-
Feb TO-
Hannah Arasohieoa bsrks Mary smith NOr!esn.; Buck
eye, dos Ella, Savannah; Eutaw ANA Maryland Baltmore
En- Philadelphia; trgs Orion. do; AttakApss. Potomac
River; Chaiien2e Norfolk Etie. and Bnss. Philade
johnson Port Prince: nalcyon, st Marys Ca
Senator and Tarqun Norfolk John. and Juliet. Rioh
mend; Jas Henry Fredericksburg phebe Baxter. Asxaa
riana. Amanda Fish PAyson Edna Phipsburg States
man and saxon Phadelphia; Lady suffolk do Oregon.
L Field David Cox. Albany Cinderella and Armida, New
patsny Helmess Hole two brigs ashore Wet Chop
dmasted and being stripped; also bri, ashore
the East Chopbey tho Jas Roach from New York for
Portland the Maria Of and for Portland before report
ed ashore.
Clcarcdship sachem NOreaus: bark Kepler do; briys
II Ttchborn Sc Thomas and AAyasuez w Picker
Cape Hayten.
Tho stern (supposed bris) washed ashore Thurs
day last with the name ColloniA carved upon it,
doubt the Danish brig Coonia, Blaok which sailed from
eghorn (about Jan 2itb for Boston. Tho pro-
badly lost.
large vessel struck Peaked Hill bars about two
miles from Race Point Light during tho late gale and went
to lie all hands lest Whom frat soon, her
and rigging alongside II just out the
heavy she could not DO boarded md shortly After she
went to pieces There nothing left BY which to md out
from the Fragments washed ashore and sheathcd
yellow metal and copper.
sohr italian, from Milltridge. Mo- for Now York.
ashore the East Chop and bged and Is full Of water
CHARLESTON. April &
Arrved-Ship Samosa Suliivas NYork; bark Dudley do
Clcared-Barks Caroline. NYork; Avola, Boston.
Salsd-Brig Clinton, schrs VIM Ransom Tulturc Provi
derce; steamship Isabel, Havana.
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City Intelligence.
TIE CEREMONIES o. GOOD Pr

TIE CEREMONIES o. GOOD FRIDAY.
Yesterday wa, especially honored by all Christian sects,
az the anniversary Ct the cr,ciaxon Of our Saviour
which took place at .erusatl ~ s.c third hour past
meridian April D. A. D so while T.beslus Emperor
az Rome and Pontius Plate Governor Of Judca by
none however is this day observed solemnty
than by the members Of the Anglican, Protestant, and
In special manner by the Roman Catholic churches
Throughout the world. 1his week which has
timer denc minated the Great Holy Week and some
times the Painful Passion Week IL strictly observed
by the latter and all the and imposing
monies directed to the end OF celebrating The memory
Of the death and passion of Christ The three last
Of the woek in consequence OF the great mysteries they
are intended to repIcstnt observed in especial
solemn manner. In the evening q W dne.day Thurs
day and Friday. the solemn Oics My called the
tenetac is pefcrmed IN the Catholic Churches In for
ner times the faithful assemble at the hour
at midnight when the noct1n, OF Thursf y Friday ana
Saturday, were sung. The OF ieaebac Q. dark
ness IL given 10 this Office from the that
during tho recital Of the all M twenty candies
II which elk are placed The altar AID hfteen
triangular candleick are gradually ,xtrgu she'd The
silence ana darkness VII eli Then pesne tue -auctuarys
intended TO ypiiy the daikness TIA; covered the whole
ar,h at the death Of britt and tho noise made at tho
conclusion ci the represents tue yHson Of
nature, whom the eurih tremtlcd the rocks rent,
the graves opened and The vol o. the temple torn
from The top to Ia. bottom 1hurday the affairs are
d:v,eted Il their rich coyrnps anu cOtly ornaments
The sancuaiy without carpet the whole church dressed
in black and The yestmeis Of in. Officiating clerpymen
Cfa mourning bue-evefything wearing thcn aspect
81 pr and de- citation fni tnsd day the bells SHE mt
until saturday The ceremony Of washing the feet Is
also performed in morlon Of Christ washing the
feet 81 hs dn cipes Wcn is observed in Rome with the
gitstost so,iliy. On this day is the in
pnts 81 the continent 81 Europe To WRIT the sepulchr
which beautifully and which intended
% I,prefsnt Christ lying In the tcpuichc-a custom,
However, which s by in,ans generally observed 10 the
Catholic church. On Good sr1dhy, winch was also some
tDes dcnoEina;ed Long Friday. from the length OF the
ccremonss on tins day the tom 81 creeping 10,
rather kna hug at "a. s1i.. observed ON satur
".
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rendered Il impossible 70 make any further search Tho
until all chance " recovering the hopeless. The
unfortunate fellow, whose Schutx and . Nor
wegian by birth in the Fort Artillery 1t Is feared
that he had been iDdulgng freely in drink his
panion also belonging to the corps was Intoxicated
and was with difficulty prevented from ioapng into the
river.
DrATb uv pRowNiro.-The Coroner yesterday held an
inquest at Pier No D. North river upon the body of
unknown man. found i'm the water that place A
verdict Of death by drowning rendered by the jury
The deceased shout five feet eight inches in height
had black hair and dressed in cashmere pants fancy
vest, white flannel shirt, and boots
LADIES FaR.-A fair by the ladies 4 the congregs-
ton the benefit Of st Vincent do Paula Church win
be held ut Metropolitan Hall next Monday and the days
following II will be succeeded by concert of teurs
TO be- held at the place under the direction of Mons
Miot, on tho evening OF Friday the 10th inst.
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nARITIMR INTELLIGn nCn.
21OvsnA1s.ss OT SSco~a 81
PORT OF NEW YORK. APRIL Q, 1867.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Enrre Co.. eds. Now Orleans and chas e..
Ship c. nsteliation. Allen liverpool Kermit Carow.
Slip Sardinia, PendIeton. Liverpool Thompson No
Snip John Warning, Mad ,as San Francisco II butter
Snip r bera. Sawyer. Havs7a, Ne. mish sons.
SLIP Shelter Goodoil Char. sston, L,dd & Cnur1s.
Barb Gcss.atsalc r,1e, ki,i..Yn Buck Co.
LARK Lion, Grey. A alachico.a a. Ne -m'tt & Sons.
Bri. Ihei Page. Linnes, Jacksonville. Thompson
s,ir Ann somers, somors. Wilmington. Nc Hussey &c
Murray.
SCR G cS,.sscr Ees% P Pr:sn
SER osnr yder nira, CHESTER u. slas. Gam6o Co.
steamer iren,ides, Groom Philadelphia w Thompson.
sioop Aiatlia, ILrSoLer. Taunton master.
Arrived.
Steamship City q NrloA, Pot, Richmond and Norfolk.
Sip North Car Ina itrer, Canton Nov H. with teas
~ eois liz for FEB
Ist % . 5. lon Y 70 Z. ship frOpOntis from Penang for
SIR Flying oisud loi'p.,) Greasy wh.mpe, T., Z
" 20 lark aan r. from Ross M
London dete lat 81 Ion 81 H. spoke brig Aim, Of and
snl Ga c Gaia nc as,S %
eGys ws%pos Win S.a al. s,S ,s
suabc for tho chip when day. out carried away
onan nn, shs itA PM a, witch tine 60. psaer way
rs ard s;ooa a9 5snda si.ai, at AN sane day
ssrc by tho current, when ealm the nsh o. the 5th
X twisted main split the heel :, the maia
go 10 te sqd ~ no before Tssng .ha Trade
s tho ss p a Jso then days QUIZ very
h, and heavy weather. "a tho Cape Of Good Hope
until getsHg round ,hs Cape since Which a. time had
n but sr ss. 's 9 T; '' plot ss on The
~, Pm, 50 nilcs 81 q ssndy u92k. .a.
M s 70 @
a.her banks los. fore yard fore aud mien 'op-sl
s Asss rs@ osng M s1ys i'm a. IN, Td,:
= n .pess Br,@.n ssip coS.he noman from Bal.
,imore VIA Eieh@ond Tor Bremen. -. ,,,.. v,.,s
; viii ssass: hisg. mi;sssast g. Nars%i:
@ore I'D ID aah ist 20 M lon % Is saw Srt susan Of
ana from Baltimore for Porto Rioo nnd 81 Ihon,'; 2rh
uraee Tor NoTieaps ali ~pl Spsl . at !, o. lon H. v
rL npss - a i"a Tho hospital at RI March
H. James Iiisston. seaman, native q iialfas
Sir q ri,tovaI Colon Coffin Havana, II lays. with snsar.
sl. Il ka, t. sa'' nS G % days. with e
~ a..2 JaasensCrs g Dean Gi;,oaia
VIII ~ iron srd l2v gsttenger, y March no lat'
cas,r .s e 4; ;I!,% ,oerpS Nv odo,o
= crj., eit nd.et niitcr hid9 u lst3 ~ 'os nS
4 ma talI irttor Il IL ccr,r. tod. ~ y
a. i1 Scii Is VII thc wreck If schr Fanny Bourno q
icsvy weather n tho prs'ac; Las been odays Of hst
Brl ce,dfn,h (rew 22stors), nipson. East - day"
u sil.t,. 70 tr1fiy, g.. cLrr & 70. ,,.,
&, Ngylcr& - hfrl 2, lnt 49, Ion n. Car Wlh IN
- rl aii.c = ssadsn, fel fro" tho Aa'y"rd o' r
boo III nd vas iust = 80 =,
Ihig ir,tra, Niic s. Jlso, 9 ba Marc T. w',h .,
a. N, g. Ft.t tpAp h ~. " trch 3,@b lpf "
q ,,hnngcd talr with bark T. tsin ich"so ,s"rint
l.-'nh neNcsi vienf'' po' Sd'y' ~" ~ :"
Bnrrtt -. /. a.. 49,.
tcI, rf~.or, Cook A ~, PR rfh IN e"r
Ge. I, H,ilr Sand n Ricra. +, -, , 4,
'it Jor G Arlibsid tBr) RI l. hs'F1 49,
uisr, ,'at ~ shs as. ''hsoi| y
,E pV=r,,r ~,.,sv cnoricatcu,o a z, with g.
sAt,,Y. !. l. .oCr,r1y l. Co.
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d'r.'nr OF parts were made in reporting assays of
gold, they think it most probable that the ave.
.alu ql.iiiy Of United States coin would be found
u,,e W 10 tho legal standard /"
think 10 further evidence can be necessa-v IN
shew The es4tirc credit given to the assay Of tho
coirs issued from tho mnts of the United States.
O,le, y atcments could be furnished corroborting
IL. fact, but they arc withhold
very respectfully. YOUR obedient servant.
GEO N. EoKHRT, Director.
lion. THOMAS CORwIE, Secretary Of the Treasury.
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sSsr R,n B:ssy ns.ns.!! tiynos.A NO. day
schr 0ntArie. Van Glider. Frederick burs 1svs.
Sshr Arcola. Lave. virsirtH s dnva .es eVs'
Sctr Geo Craig. Smith. Milford bal sd.v.
Sshr Fisher. her. Anderson. smyrna, Dol. sdHys
olrJebn a Dix. Allen, Boston, 6 davs
Sol r tribune. kiokersou. Boston, dsva
Schr Glide. Lowell. Gloucester, days
ScLr Gen Taylor, Jones Danvers. Gdaya
Schr Two Brothers, Kelly HArwioh, days
Scbr Pavilion. Snow. Har~i, h. days.
Sctr Mary Emily. Snow Harwich g. days
Schr CamiiluS Kelly Hsrwich. q days.
Schr Pioneer. Baker Dennis. days.
Schr Empire State Eidridge, Portsmouth 8 DAYS.
Steamer Delaware. seymour Philadelphia. April o. ~
IN passed steamship Empire City. miles Long Branoh
going of in fine style.
Sleep Maret. Steteon Chatham.
Sioop Helen, Ellis New Bedford. 2 days.
Below.
One bark and four brigs unknown
Sailed.
Steamship Empire City Leeds. New Orleans Havana;
ship Constantine Bunting Lverpeol bark Theodore Lin
Ship White Squal Kennedy for San Francisco called
th biz mo =. mgr from TIC SW pit. uu
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Married.

IN fhTsu' April 3 AT MccLancsville, N. Y, by the
RoT 80. ODD 4 X PANE of Saratoga Springs to
MsHv H. Only daughter of Fellows Esq Of the former
place.
Tn Wednesday. April 7, at the Univcrsalist Church.
Bttcks street. by tho Rev. William s. Dslch Mr. Al
FED w. FaAsEa to Miss SARAH EIasABxTH SMALL both
Of this city.
IN Wednesday evening April 7, by the Rev. Isaac
NucSs, Mr. CHARLES l.. KRyoLER to Miss MARIE
Lcu,st Shi,I all IF this city
Ihladelpha and baltimore papers please COPY.
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appointment. by tho Pre.,fiont

Be and with the advice and consent of tie Senate
Jo~eph Parsona, OF Tennessee to be Marshal of the
United States for tho Eastern District Of Tennessee
the place Of D. McCallum deceased.
Consul GRAND DucHr OLpExBuRs AT Sr.
LouIsIhe President has officially recognized Eanst O.
Angedort Consul Of the Grand Duchy of Oidenburg
ut st. Louis Mo
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Political Intelligence.

Hos. CHAs j. PAULKNER or VIRGINIA. DECLINES
SERVE As VINO DrLroArF.-The Hon Ch<s j. Faux
~ Virginia has written letter to his constituents
declining TO be delegate TO the Wing State Convention
lie says he elected neither wing n democrat
and he feels under obligation to commit hi ns,f To TIL
support Of no nominee who will not hi infu
keep down the further agitation Of the slavery
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Naval vntNvIarNnrA

The United States steamship Saranac Com Porter
arrived at st Jago de Cuba the Goth ut from JAG
mel and sent dispatches home by the brig Fsvorta ar
rived here yesterday.
Lieut. y. A Parker Is ordered to the Primo ,ton
William Kelly Of Florida, has been appointed Purser
in the Uaitsd states Navy.
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Passengers Arrived.

WHAMPoA-Clipper ship Flying Cloud-MrsY T Bush
children an servants, J ID Townsend.
CANroN-Ship North CaroiinnMr b. adloy and servant.
Rio JANERo-Ship Union-Mr and Mrs ThegIere Ro-
dewald. NJ Jones.
BkxmEN-Brem ship Agncs-M St.hl and lady, Miss n
Wespha Rosenthal. Mr. Bodcker, A Fslk, lady aaA
daughter.
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HOTELS.

CIRCLE HOTEL. 340 PEARL STREET NEAR BROAD
Tho undersigned gratefully ackno Wedges the
81 the patronage he anticipated in oponn The
Circle. His Wines Liquors. Ale Segsrs &c unexoep-
tonsbc and his Lodging Rooms at cents night ana
single Rooms at 81 to 81 week with meals At all hour
are unsurpassed. WILLIAM WRIGHT. $40 Pearl street.
NEW HOTEL-COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
~ at 81 2 And 81 80 per week each per sht =
e.; ventilated and Ii hted In the mod
kent during the ht store under the hotel with
room fixtures, &c. To let with Immediate Hon
gvon. Apply OF William and Frankfort streets In
the Office Of the hotel up stairs.
will DO served up In Soup and Steak, on Saturday.
Sunday. and Monday from IL till O'clock At Messra
BRlNLEY & BRAHMS Dining saloons, No. 5 Puissa
street,
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SHIPPING.
MEDICAL.


NEW YORK PRIVATE LYING-tN INSTITUTE, COR
IN OF South sixth and Eighth streets William sburS
Holmes would inform the public that the above nsstu
tiOl tho reception those With les ad
vsntsg's. Apply As above
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Marine AHairs.

NV IsiA-ps-Captain Henry. at New Bedford
porte that his passage to the japan Sea in lat - lon
Isl 10 E. he paced near email leland low. and appa
rentiy covered with trees Of small growth Captain IT,
gays he knows Of chart book in which reference
is made 10 any land in that vicinity
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Telegraphie Marine Gscpsres.

The steamship Humboldt went down tho bay trial
trip, and returned and anchored OF the Battery.
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ExPREss AGENCIES.

THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY WOULD
respectfully inform the public that all goods reoeivsA
by them to be forwarded of Erie still liable to DO
tentn at Erie The i'm possibility Of the steamers gottag
out Of into the lake ports together with the state Of
roads, renders advisable for shippers hold their goods
til the opening Of Lake Erie OF which due notice win -
given. WELLS BUTTERFIELD 4 CO.
Wal street md plseA.