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DtzosDERLY PROCEED 7Ses ON DocK.--A white
named VIM. Haleron, arfaigned before the
Mayory9ee-eay upon e grave charge of breaking the
door OF hog toe dccl, pied by Mr.. John MAJ
tin Il eppetees ne evidence Of the terrorstrickn
Martin, thatho eBpfoached his quiet domicil Sun
day nlghtlast, armed WITH axe. and demanded admit
ts-ce. AS neither NJ in hs family .clt any great
pc'.ady ior the company Ct Hoeron, the demand was
not compile n vleeeu3on he became furious, and
with Che attempted to cary the house by Storm
VT engaged IA bfeang tne gas iigass in the door,
howeve- he was dive I'd -eon his purpose by the ep
pearance of f5s rs. ovi : 70 this -aot alone. Mar
tins head, Ia seisves) = I'd 0 share the
fate Of the doc. : sn97e Gset7. accompanied
by the last 55s, -.es-s ,E.s-il ,red the
Court that he aal IL zy 3as7s.ve1 uson the
protection Of sc Cone. S-vz O. = sses having
testified t. lie 7la7.ll aa o. HolIercn
that worthy vs. dy i4orme.. y -sle --ayor .as such
proceedings c5l NOS be allowed c. tie Dock, and
that less he coud give saonf fa- good behaviour in
the of9330, he wogd atead sanmi5sd jal for six
months. Of course The hero Of the axe went to the
Vale
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fHfssR urders sz-ea ave ifs day formed co.pafk
Il nezsslo 70 transact general Exchange and
seems A5l-9--ie.a ee. the fi-m of MAURY &
MoHIoN. Trey we = n Exchange, Bank Notes and
CON- ana w pure ase aid sell Stocks and othe,public
securities on commission.
Once rndss C-y Ho.sl, corner Main ard Wall sts
49, r. III. MAURY
n4cnmone' / co. IL j. E. MORTON
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Observation-Disclosures Connection, dsorderly Irish
man, committed for creating disturbance in the
neighborhood of the Old Market Monday night
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o. FOR RINT.-several rooms ovar nv :. ara sci
fs;;5 table fer Offices and sleeping rooms. Apply to
WIN. II. ENSIGN
a. 10 liz Main street ri
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II AZURE produced what man could not invent,
IN But mans created, the worlds conten:;
Foanscf't buls.supon the public eye
Agreement SEXES al at passes by.
Thy "Fz0wirg Fountain" invented fof our use,
IS made to tt the pocket and to hold the juio-;
LncC n7assSd n OF gold or silver
Dc-.Clcd to suit the tie O. eve. bcaolder.
What Tourist woald ncs Substitute in place,
Tue rude inkstand and ruder case:
1le "Pe1" within whose giittering barrel lies
A precious "la.k q Foosn- that new erdies
And stH we hes cate as we er marching Oh,
Doubling or no there is not micchicf il t,
That some gooGfor-not.ling man
practising his slight Of hand
Now gentle reader trussin me-
L ais .L1ty kos1.i"' is all you sec
The 's's no deception any wherc,
1t flows as free rs crystal air
AT the Richmond Mandatory, corner of Main NJ
Eleventh you VIII find Pens and Spectac1 Cases and
15a1 manufactured at the Sousn and the first fhe
land. Far hot but come 70 ard and help fy gu cap
ap5-ja RICHMOND MANU5AGg0RY.
L7ENEs E2GGKaAND r4asEE.--5oo DO bei
n lance OF schr Sons cerGo. ready to deiive
TO- sale by ROBERT p ANKIN
ap 20 Corner 2ard and Water ST.
EETeENtss AIsAb FHatEDS.-s00 bbs Esssern
u clip f1ezsing cheap bales fresh Hops, leoeiv
ing and for ssie low by
ao14 II. w. TYLER.
EXTEA EEldE BLACQA Tf1A.-Puf up ex-
RA Pseasly TO- family use, of fine favour for sale By
ap 20 FRY & McCANDL1sH
Z OVEMENeI's CRUsgEsD AvEs E0W-
Al DERED SUGAR, receiving. for sale BIZ
- 20 E. H SINK Err
dhksEEAas sEDa4AssEs.-oo wnUle ana nat
" hbls. prime Orleans Molasses for sale by
ep 20 f. H. SKINKER
EAA GEsDSSIAASDN,ss Esa.AGExaNss. lust re
HUI ceved and will be sold low to close.
apo ALEX. MOTT & CO.
TEMENT, JAMES MRVEas CEaENT.-
~ 500 bbs OF the superior article row hand and for
sale by ROBERT RANKIN, Agt.
ap 20 Corner 22nd and Water sts on the Dock
HDACUN S1DES.-10 hh<is. landing and for sale
I'd by
apa0 DAVENPORT, ALLEN Il co.
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"a FOR RENT e . nerresiderce Z N. Pc
IT. Cotton, deceased situated half mile west a
city atthe Vest Mr. Rutierfoords farm is offered
fof rent Ihe1mproyements extensive and convenient
and there Is large and rich lot Of land attached on which
are fruit frees, &c.
We ask particular and early attention to this beauti
and m1chobe-desred situation. For terms apply
TOLER & COOK,
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NEW SPRING GOODS.
Valentine. Crersssaaw Geo.

Valentine, CreHSsAsaW Gs Co.
ID AVE received large and vary complete assert
mslt Of goods su>edto the present and approach
ing eeaso. sobracing variety for ladies' gentle
mems a2a children's wear. Also, all kinds fheavy
Giacn and Cotton Goods,
to7 Sbouras and farm hands, which have been purchased
in tae northern markets with cash. and will be sold,
wols sale and retail at small advance Our friends and
and purchasers generally in tho city aud
try wilhers find everything in line OF business and
VALENTINE, CRENSHAw & CO.
ap2-1m No SO. corner Broad and 9th ST..
Ey YES EssdsAEF.--Cuftis the pre- servatiol OF
A SIGHT the diseases OF the eye, the use abuse and
CHOICE of apecsces reaaag glasses &C. being practical
observations for popular by John Harrison Curtis
icsv, Member of the Royal Institution of Great Rqitan
bonding member OF the Philosophical Society Of
Lepsc 1c. aG American from the second London edi
tiozl-csice 1azc.
From tie London Press.
",-r. Curtis is saunch advocate for constitutional
creafsla1 and determined opposer of operations He
she iacipient may be elfectually removed
saa 3a 1t restored without any operation Many ex
descriptions added at the foot of tle pages
Wcavsg viii attend to the sensible advice given in the
CO n sight end spec tacies, will have reason to
To Curtisfor unimpaircd eyes sight to old age
Lose22 Medical and Surgical Journa'
Fossala oy J. w. RANDOLPH
He'd wHFEsAEsY, Rice in half tierces
IL = -aa9a Sides JachsoTs Candies Salt afoat Coffee
S. 9etnaAcitl and salad Oils, for sale BY
"a - DAVENPORT. ALLEN & co.
81 q 0A ED UN4TAaN.-At private sale one very ex
~ ca95 e 4 ountain cad apparatus, complete
60 70 ALEX. MOTT & co
KIN CROSS OF MARCHES, good article, at
$50 ALEX. MOTT 6e co.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, No so-Capital. S2s, ooo &C
Nos, 10 drawn. Ticke,s is.
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LIED,
On Saturday morning 17th April, RICHARD DEN
NEY, in the 61st year OF his age.
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Wright, IGandy & Co.'s Circular.

per Arctic LIVERPOOL, April g. 1852.
In the Grain trade large arrivals and expected heavy
supplies have made buyers cauaous and at so-days
ket although there was good attendance, both Wheat
and Flour were In moderate request only without change
in value, from last Fridays quotations
Indian Corn-Yelow sold more freelyat e8a2os. per
quarter White being pressed, Cd per half garter
lower.
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ESAC0N.-Mountain Bacon, hog round, for sale bv
~ ap ~ LEWIS WEBB & son.
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HRS TONS AMERICAN, swEDEs AND
EOe1 ENGLISH 1RON-An assortment compr sing
oS all sizes, Hat square, round, oval half round hoop
oaZ.c. and sheet.
tons plough Iron, from to il inches wide
Plough Plates
Nail Rods made of Swedes and American iron
tons American and English blistered, cast German
shearaild sping Steel
Zinc, Spsl:er and Block Tin
200 boxes Tn Plate nearly all Sizes including l4xa0
brigh; and leadedf for roofing
For sale by
la spe s. McGRUDER CONS
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Hi OEe 70 ID, ffe ine.-gne / re
,$a.A fest rriling ST. = 1sELETT Capt. REED now
now &c ling forthe above &c, and W y sal with all
Ias.be despatch For bu G. 100 boxes - 20, apply
to ROBT. r As w.
to16 6 - 22li ard Water aa:-ef
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etszs FOR ROsEON.--The line ar a DA-
sss=zs LAIDE, CaptSampsol. is ready to re 1--WE
freight fc ne above place ard VIII sell with dispe H.
Apply II ROBT. RANKIN.
e. Is Co ner . d and WI e cts.
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. -sk FoRs SsbE7 E'-eazaes - G. g 49,
$3.50 he 1'aid .7
: in good CIDER II - .ogcs-: In ie.o --.t
" For ma ,ceie.sT2 = 70 EOL 1T is-s-s
| (tlrler Z IN w
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E05 .sAe -saszsgIs.nas
rs TIE superior festeailing sclr. Oi,EC o., VI
! c -Vsr alaader Is reedv - receive
Nv , ~ possible dis atcd FOR the bulk - b
re- apply 50 X. ANEIN
ID ondN
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FL EssKs NEW vorM-Ffr-t Pcce
mac % = tt.G cs~
Capt W Couch now 10 dirg and will i with d
For bslcr- Of FIRE ieht 800 paekages fob7cea s f
Is DAVID e
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80 GIs 4 7hfa ~ 4O U.---
sa= BIZ, -JLOE4 ~ az
err VIZ rece le freight on Thur
= - 4iy to Captain on board o.
ROl Y 7
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Z FOR RENT.-The corner tenement OF the
- of houses on FIsnln and Cd .c II s
i good order, contains 10 good sized rooics and
-ooms with all needful outhouses. ca,sia~e bee
c. Applyto JAMES dRAT
- 10. rent lease, for term ofyears one enclos.1
in Sidney, opposite Mr.. Guests flower grrden
-. > JAMES Gli Az.
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IL Ggs - q = Zee 4s-ES5sI Peer ITO
ss.sszi r'i lr z. 'lst schr f9ARpN Cap n .f1r 2
, r'.r irs 'ifs. raJ stiiaail 81 ses7as.
O. -eight afiiy Captain board- !.
swan or to
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people
'ofss 10
send-
pro-
1c.tu-
IN not
'rnble.
10 her
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
P9RG OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
s.esfo5T Ui2y Of Richmond, Foster New York. to A s
Lee
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hsr,NwALL-steamslip Empire City-Capt knight. Ia
e. s:s cs:
smssssss: 'i on S%iiisSs ss
si: %ssi'?E' Ps. af; Ss:sss NV
.sr' lynch and cfG ssy Mr. wip% S,,,
sss BAILEY Mrs Downs stone. mrs Stone
i.fs. T nsy k sas Srs,,sy
smp,0n. spencer Mcrsue Phcp. 'i T%"lps.
l1s'nS'i aa1rs sc.dsd Martin s
E E1asSn DSsT cSeV's cGasgs Lsnsn
Ferris Davis Sc Dasi p,yis 9erTS mn.
si: SSsss.y s,d '',sAi sn as.
fSSss II Ss &is s$s fi %
g!:Ss:sa SsiS$y s's,%. ETH Sx
s.,s s.i. e.! s ssS'S rc sS
B Hs,ry Ss 5ssis.sysf %ssr
PnIss;. Caldwell John s Sullivan .'fI Price. Bur!
f ' E% l'srG PERI r GsF' NO.
ss s e fSo%as s ss,e i sHa
Ssa ni;;E' tsSsT:la
q Bss Msr' dsnns"1
W wstly James ps ssnndcrs W fipnsy risney
k. ns B'asT yis'Sy smith, Smith s%ss
@ af r%nFs' sl sFsr 1 ssss 9Ti:s
Nichols, a Wells J White. pa.prson. nrysnt, a
= Bates. Pierce Pierce. N scoheld. Flint. n
Bvrn Watson, Eiokenback Rokenbsok MeyA~s
B.l,snd, Lunison. King; Benjsmin, r Hsrncd DJ
Susbb. J Lewis, Doyle. Sweeney. Il A WIN l. Dsu-
nison. Mea~. y Everctt, J Nat,srd, A Root. a
Jones' Pierce. X Moore. " Collier, o fcrsush, N
Root, WICK and friend. n Benhsm. p y rI.ev "
Hendce Rader Mrs Baaev Mi.s Mushbrup n Wsis n
Rosth. rs,h Baldwin. John n,rrrtt, Jas psttsr-
Srrnnn' : = E" s Ira Consna " Hilton. Hito,. 8
Jones saii.hury Asfhoro MRS soesr. Mrs Woimsn j
Lnvc. q Ln.d LLnrcns'snd. Lanahursh M. y Rttce
sdS ,htId EN- whsh. Mr. wycks Ki,s. a~o9 4 v.sn,
cwvM psST~Ae Ard lady. Chiliycr. y q Rr,.v.
others In tts e,esAy.,
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TELEGR APHIC-
Il II u " n
Delegates TO the National Conventions
FOR sCOPT-FROM NEW YORK.

Delegates 20 the National Conventions
FOR scORr-FROM NEW YORK.
NINTH DISTRICT.
MnpLErowS, May II. 1852
The wings of Orange and Sullivan counties composing
the Ninth Congressional district have elected Charles b.
Scott their delegate TO the National Wing
Convention. The vote was 80 TO 10.
rwENry-FHTH DISTRICT
AUBURN. May IL. 1889.
The whg convention for the Twenty fifth Congressional
lisms of Wayne elected delegate to the National
Convention or the "a delegates SO expressed their
ference for General Scott for the next Presidency
ROCHESTER DISTINCT.
ROCHESTER,. May IL. 1852.
The wing district convention. to-day ohose Freeman
Clark deli gate to tho National Convention 10y vote of
81 Of 49, The delegate il understood to be in favor
Of General Scott Resolutions complimentary TO the ad-
mintration and favorable 10 General Scott passed
FOE wEBsTER-FRoM MASSACHUSETTS,.
DosroN. May IL, 1852.
The whig convention of the Eighth Horace Mann's)
district met ut Dedham to-day, seventy6ve delegates
icing present. William D. Swan, (Webster) elected
delegate to tho National Convention by fortysix out Of
sy-two votes Resolutions forciby urging the claims of
Mr. Webster adopted after considerable discussion
section which declares that he Ia the only who
can unite the great wing party of tho Union with the
Union men OF other parties and lead them on TO gior
Gus victory.
FOR FILLM0RE-TROM ALABAMA.
MoBiLE May 10, 1852.
The wings of the Fourth district of Alabama In con-
ventiOn have appointed Fillmore delegate to the Ma
tionai Wing Convention at Baltimore.
FORtUCB ANAN-FRoM VIRGINIA.
PETERSBURG, Va. May IL. 1852
trct appontedto the Baltimore Democratic Convention
X. A. Pricer. the editor Of the Sonhside Democrat Gen
Y. Scott Thomas II. Campbell and Mr. J. Goodenall
They all Buchanan men.
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Wing Primary Elections I'm Brooklyn.
A MAJORITY ZOE SCOTT

The whg electors Of the several wards Of the city Of
Brooklyn comprising the Second Congressional district
held their meetings last evening at the places designated
In each ward for tho purpose Of ccctng ward delegates
" meet In convention for the purpose OF selecting
eeate TO represent the Congressional discs the WING
National Convention to be held in the city Of Baltimore
the 18th Of June next The elections passed of with
out any unusual excitement with tho following result
FIRST md Second Hind-The delegates selected are in
favor Of scott
Third Wmd.-flmore delegates
Fo,rh WUd-Thr,e delegates for Fillmore, and two
for SCOTT
Iyfh Ward Fillmore delegation
.Sirh Und.-Soott delegation.
Sereih WTd-1hrec for FILLMORE, and two for Scott
(rcporicd).
E'ehh Wnd;-Threc Scott delegates and two for PHI
more (rporttd).
kfnh Wdud-Scott delegation
7tnth Wnd-PiIip,oro delegation
EL1e,nh Wod Scott delegation.
The conteft wa confined between the friends OF Soott
and FilDorc leaving all other Presidential asprants cut
Of tho question.
First Congregational District for Fillmore.
The whie convention Of ths nrst Congressional DISTRICT
copprisng To- counties o. Q.ocns, Richmond Spdolk,
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PNssengerN Arrived.

CHARLFsroN-Steamship Marion-D Kimberlnke N
nIyes Weleh Miss Mary Henry, Miss Margaret Henry.
Miss Pike, Mrs Knight. Lcroux Dean Boutcl.
M.Bride. Lawfon, Miss N Kirby Mrs Newton two
Shidran and servants Mrs Wells Mrs Crosby Mrs
prof shePperd and Lady, Miss Shepherd Master
Sept Harrison and lady Miss Parry Meyer.
Arcos and servant Miss Arcoss. Miss Arlequi Mrs
-53 steerage
SAvANNAH-SteamshipA labama-Miss Miss Ric-
arson hrs White. Mics White Master Ford Mrs Te-
nell Miss Ienell. Miss Crawford DIR West DR. Tcrra,
Iady and child Mis- Parsons Miss King Miss Jnd
Miss Hunt Miss Smith Hubbard and lady. Miss Mitchell
Chevy DIR Screyen, Jones, Marsh Davis T Kiae,
Bennett, Woodruff. II N Pulsiycr, o A Wood
Res Manchester, Tuttlo II Parker. " Burr,
Jas Kay. Sears Miss Ward, Hon DR. Arnold, Ster.
rg Miss Cheyes, Miss Wright and servant Burchert
Stebbins, Bloodgood, W Dixon-45 in tho steyrass
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Tho Scott Organization I'm New York.
Meeting OF the Committee Last Evening.

general committee Of Scott men, consisting of five
from each ward met last evening at tho Head Quarters
the Florence Hotel This committee has been In session
for two three months, but they have only recently
taken public stand. Their proceedings have been
carried on with great deal of secrecy and caution
and 1t il rather difficult to arrive at the facts. We
manage, however, whether with the agency Of
the knocking spirits other spirits, to get ink
ling Of all that goes in this busy world of
philosophy, fun and politics. Two sub committees
have been apronted-onc executive committee and the
other corresponding committee Letters have been re.
ceycd from all parts Of the State York by the cor
responding committee that this State Is almost unani-
his favor and as for Pennsylvania and jersey
he has IL all his The Southern States have also
been heard FROM and the Of the seeding members
from the Congressional not 1t sustained
by their constituents In Kentucky the secession
nent not well received and in Tennessee very large
majority of wing papers condemned il.
II was arranged last nighthat great Scott meeting will
however o Sas enc hay mot Tea ~ WIN
tho wbg national convention Thu sday next, and
the holding Of tho convention on the 18th of June.
There remarkable feature in this meeting A
letter read from Mr. MAXWELL collector of tho port
declaring that he would not carry out the principle
tribucd TO him time ago. in the Broadway House.
Of decapating all the CustomIIouse officers who thor
influence against Fillmore in favor Of any other candi
date lie would not exterminatc tho Scott mon
a MrsisrR-We nay thank the HERALD for that It
publshe his answer to the sub committee sent to him
from the Broadway House and he finds it necessary
The tactics Of this committee evidently superior to
those Of the Fillmore interest They quiet but they
working like wolves in the dark. They are beyond
all doubt the energetic working Of the whg party
in this city and would not be surprised n they should
outgen the Fillmore party with all their money and
official influence. in this city
In speaking Of Scott have to say In reference
to Mr james Welsh that 1t weak invention of the
enemy to circulate the report that he intended TO invade
The Fillmore meeting at the head of the boys We learn
on the best authority that this gentleman intended
no such thing lie Is wiser politician than that he
puts his trust in God and keeps his powder dry"
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

ArrvcdBr w.nder.r Mso,, Fort May P,ns .snr
srra Morse Smith ROANOKE river 0'' fi'A''' ''N'
ss'Sa d s Nary
sS @ h TmS BS
Providence; Cabot Clark, NBedford Charm Berry
phn, Staekhousc, do.
Miscellaneous.
Sup PRENTICE bound to Hayre with cotton which
on fire at Charleston had about 200 baics shipped
bic the vessel or the cotton is much Injured by
ss ss STaSy q s 4. ts with water
sr RADIUS bound to Havrc from New Orleans, lost
Of her near the bar and received some srns
SHIP WM PArrEN at Baltimore from Liverpool, expert
enced continued succession Of westerly gales snoc LIST
Aprl-nad bulwArks stove bowsprit carried away &c.
BARN SWAN Holmee at Baltimore from Palermo aud Ci-
bratar touched at Bermuda the eh uI for provisions.
Tie experienced continued succession of westerly gales
BARE MANIA MonToss Buikley, arrived on Wednesday
evening at Savannah In 70 hours from this city and 20
BR BARK oNyxThe crew this vessoi before reported
SssS no hT s, r. BARK son
castle for this city.
Bn Brio Wynn, at Ms.snsss 10th Wit from s. AIMS
liant mast Sc having been in oentao. with an Am bark
during gale. time and place not given.
x nse e
@ I I sF dS s see sSfca n Sn sS
and was then dying; supplied her With medioinee
Som NAne, B,."or Kelly, bound to Boston, put back
Scum Josppu TURNER, OF Providence liz tone. years
old been purchased by Captain hhirs Kelly Of Dennis
for about Zoo and will hereafter hail that port
SrrAmxR WIN CAsros, Bses from savannsh Tor Florida
seroupd ct high wator Tuesday night last
north end o. st Cssrino leland II thought
low vste shc would be ies. high aad Dry her p..sa
was outside the chan Of the river The Stone des
patched 70 hor relief aad supposed she woad DO got
on with but little. u ANY, damage.
sa,OAcn.
April n. "a key West, ~ Anchsr.
shp Nc. Svrt. frc~ Charleston for Hsvvs Nay T. Ia
btss fs1sd,ts,. (nscsl -. cr.u'a nr ptiisesl
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MARITIM D NTnLLIoR ~ On.
PORT OF NEW YORK. MAY II, 1852.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship America. Lawrence. Liverpool. Kiussland
s
Ship aIR. Arctic y zeress Ant verP zercss Co.
.ssis sI'is C
BARI F Fslsns SsuPsr cS.hss
R RI Dor SB5l Robertson Quebec Schmidt BslsAsn
Bris Mei..ae. Nichols. G.Tden.s Nssnth sons a'A 70
San :Ds1 Co.
B Brs DSs 9usSsS Logan
B1E Chan ,icssr (sr). owen Fortunes Bay Nj. How
Brig Macon. watkins, Savannah. Demin & Co.
ssr Ss%ss SSsss
sShr g T.son (Br,. MIllstt; Hsliiax Donald.
@ S: H'fn 1s:'s Walker
sSr E F1abesa Session s. Msrh; HSribSt Co.
sehr Francis Newbern, Hartman. wilmington Nc.
sSr Ad:n S. MSrr tS master,
Boston, Mailer Lord
Arrived.
steamship Alabama. Ludlow. Savannah CO hours with
g .ss
ssssa%slip Berry Charleston 60 with
Hatsras sse. exchanged sS:
sn Signals Fels hence savsa
Ship Falcon tof Baltiuore) Wade, Liverpool March %
With %dss and geo p.:ssnssrs Experienced
nennvy werstecriy gales during the whole passage,
VIII H.;s s.''
Garland tof FSade Ss] Martin Palermo y days.
With fruit and nuts TO Robinson 4 Co. April
days r Isn ssons e brig Is Ss e ds
schr Of and from Elizabeth City, Nc
hay &C. SPOKE $ Mops
Dpxbury westman edays from Boston for New Orleans
an srs OBJ GshSay 50 days. in ballast
Brig Arctic (Br) Doane Yarmouth, Ms. days. with
Brig HenrcO, Clarence Salem days. with rubber to
Schr Sea Breeze, Hartman Doboy Island 10 days May
ta IIatteras spoke schr Challenge from Doboy Island
schr Augustus, Hotckiss Kingston bound to Boston.
schr Iebs Bowman, schcrcn, virginis. 2 days.
Schr Biddc, Bugbee. virsnia days.
Schr l. Bays 7ookes, Philadelphia bound to Provi-
schr Wright. Derriekson. Philadelphia, 3 days.
ser jeremiah Leaning Cerson, Boston, days. bound to
schr II Smith, Norton, New Haven.
schr Monte Christie, Wright. New Haven.
Sehr Eunie es Rose. Gaines Hartford;
Schr VIM Gray; M Me- e.T. Portland. Ct
Schr Branerd, Sheldon. Portland, CT.
schr Elizabeth. Francis. Milestone Point. Co.
schr Mary Crsnmer, smith, Bridgeport Philadelphia.
schr Ida = Davis, YewcOni, Brewster, Mass, days
schr Monteauma Robins. Dennis 2 days.
schr Jerusha Baker Baker. Dennis. 2days.
s ehr HcrSne Kelley Dennis, :S days.
schr Mary Miles, Poole, Gloucester, 3 days.
ssS S Nsniic .I P.rson nS' Mscs isn days. Sss
s s11ssp Ss,Sn Cary rf Ps1sssd e c.
sloop Joel Hail. Clarke. Portland, CT.
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Tclcgraphic Maxine Reports.

ohrryedrshp Charlsmagne Lyerpoo bsrks Jones' Fsya
18th nlt Teal lBr) Glasgow; brig Chas Laughln (Br)
do; sehr Mary Eliza, Aux Cages. April Is.
Also arr bark California Palermo. Spoke Sth inst, off
Georges Bank bark Ellingale from Huh via Halifax for
NYork.
C1csred-Shps North America, LIVERPOOL; Sabbats, Ma
tanzas seram pore, NOresns Fanny Forrecr NYork to
load for California; sehrs Matilda, JRcksonye Msrak Sa
yannah Barcelona Wilmington, NC; Thets and American
Belle. Niork: steamer. Ontario, do.
SALrN, May IL.
Arrivcd-ship Winnegancc, Acara. Africa.
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Ono ship and two briggs.

The ship Arctic Zeregs hence Antwerp has anchored
tug Hercules.
Wind at sunrise, NE; meridian, SsE at sunset E, and
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snd portion Of Kings convened ct Jamaica yesterday,
and sceced Henry Vale Esq. delegate to the Dati-
convention. Mr. Vale Of the Fillmore branch Of
the wing party.
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Church at Rens. for his approval. Il win nsossss-
ry be some time before the result Of their delibs-
rations Is known.