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Schr Mary Adeline, Turner. Berlin Nd, 2 davu.
schr Daniel wlletts. Smith, Philadelphia, days for
New Londnn.
Flushing
schr warren Nelson, Lee, PhHadslphIa, days, for
New London.
schr Napoleon, Simpson, Philadelphia, 3 days.
Schr Apologize, Endicott Philadelphia, days.
schr Caroline. Dupree, Philadelphia, days.
schr Granite Lodge. -, Harwich, days.
Schr Pizano, Chase Hyannis, days.
Schr Buckingham. Leonard, Portland. CT, 2 days.
Sch. Undne PenAed, Portland, Ct, days, for PhilA-
delphia
Sshr Nelsos Hall, Lawrence, Portland. CT, days.
schr Hannah EChase. johnson, Portland CT, days.
Schr Joseph Rogers Worthlngton, Portland c. days.
Schr Celestial Russell, Portland, Ct days.
Schr Henry Combs, Portland, CT, days.
Schr Daniel Russell Shailer, Portland. Ct. days
Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Barbee. Westerly RI days.
Schr Jane. Hall, Weyterly, RI, days.
schr Hubbard, Smith, Albany, 2 days, for Port
land. CT.
Lighter schr Teazer Warrington, from ship Sea Duck,
ashore on Long Banch.
Soop Sprague, FIsh, Wareham, 2daya
Soop Undine, Chase, Harwich, days.
BELOW.
One bark, and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Bark Nimrod, Nichols, Port Philip.
Wind at SUNRISE NE; meridian, calm; sunset Sc .and
iiylt.
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Al nq gest held Yesterday by Coroner ODnnnsll
te body of Alexander NGbe whose death caused by
tn aleg of scafodipg erected in front Of building,
OF Broadway sod Rector street. Tho. accident
occurred on the ed Of last month, aad tse deceased
iint arel in the City 3osp. till yesterday when death
put period to hs sufterings. From the testimony of
Dr. Agnev, it appeared that his death caused by
conclusion Of the bras AID il OF the lungs
verdict in accordance wth these facts rendered.
Cor, Hilton acid inquest tho body of William
Lexington yesterday at No 103 Twelfth street. There
four Witnesses cxaI2ned, whose Testimony to
The effect that ina deceased who bet four and
ave years Of aye died from burns ha haa received
Saturday afternoon, while playing with matches
In the Of Anna Travers, upon whose body IL
"uest held yesterday by Coroner 0Donne, at Belle,
Hospital II appeared that tho deceased to acr
death by exhaustion caused by extensive burns II APP
peared the evidence, that ia bad been nsae for
The last three years and that Sae 9Th OF Narah lest
she burned sever ely of her Toe
jury reAered verdict that she to her death by
exhaustion, which was the consequence OF extensive
burne
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FN.cs Intelligence.


The Commissioners Of Police have commenced their
proceedings under the recently passed law. Two days in
each week have selected for the holding Of the Com
missioner Court Wednesday is designated for the APP
pointing of policemen, and Saturday for the trial of
poic Last Saturday the first trial day, and
considerable difficulty is found to exist Out Of the
whole department. there from twent, tethrty police
arragned foT trial weekly and the Inv stands at
present. ell the evidence must be taken Gown in writing,
and the policemen areentitled to counsel. 1t will be
the that if syers for the defence vii into long
cross examination, which must also DO submitted to
writing hence tae delay in these matters adjourn
ments upon adioarnments will be asked oS especially
the looks unsavorable for the Ilceman. 1t will
therefore ready be that host OF pettifoggng La
yers may be expected to hover around the Mayors
Office on Saturdays ready to be employed BY the &C
cured policeman and long The policemen wseach have
belle, ed influence witssither all
OF the Commissioners On Wednesday cext there
thirty sppointHents to be ide, .ad possibly two
hundred applicants Tor said oces. The cap, something
in the shape Of remans cap essered police, will
be adopted sor policemen as the manufacturer
gets them rp
Cao,ge Of Fake F,eences-Yeste7day, officer johnson,
the 1lird distiict police cours. arrested German,
named al einhaIt on charge o. obtaining six guns
and eight ps tolls the 20 Ii of facch last from Mrs
Ernestin;s 4pg Of No 40 AtorE2y street under false.
aud frau e,et It appears that the
cured .hat Mrs. Kong had some guns ard
pistols Tor sale, which she broEt from Germany with
her; be cssd her and reprss ed that he had
chaser o-Ie guns &c and that IL she entrusted t-s2
10 him ne would el them an, return her the money.
Mrs L believing his story Allowed Am to take the crt
cles ach it appears he ol and appropriated The
money to his pur poses and thon left the city On
saturday no ned again 10 the city and the ocer
took him nao custody and Justice Wood committed him
to rsiso-i fcs further exsSaill;on.
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HARITEME IETELLIGPNss.
ALsN,Ac yoEK--rHs DAY,
....... a SO MOON RISES ;. Darn 81
SUN xrs..,..........5 55 HIGH WATER. .... is
Port of New York, May 1. 1853.
APRIYED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Baltic, Comstock, Liverpool April 90 PM
20 Collins. Was detained at t1e bar go hours b.
low water. Unit. the 26th experienced strong westerly
gales and heavy sa On the Goth, lat IS ~ n lon 81
50 ", exchanged signals with BIZ bark Caribbean bound
W. at this inafping passed lac steam hp Arctic; ct
took pilot 12o miles 10 tho eastaard OF the Hook
s about ss n b. shp yg5gn na eo
Ship Forest King, Allen, Liverpool AZ days. sith 516
rs'senge.s to David osdes Co ~, March 70 ss 40 loo
nain, and Dzzen topgaliantmasts, and LOST nearly
who.e suit Of sails.
Bark Jenny Lind. Bunce, Liverpool, IS days, with 90
passengers, to Eagle Hazard
Park targaIetta (Br), 2sthope, Newport w. ~ days,
to srfe e 1IesneeG very hsyy weather n on The pa
BARCLAY & Livingston
Wsdswoith = sheldon. The put into Iisbon Feb II,
having lost her oemast; 18th ult lat 80, lon ~ 49,
spe Ir bark Harriet Of - John, from Newport for Pro
BARK Nathaniel Hoorer tof Balamore), Isainus New
Orleans, q lays, TO Esgle Hazard H, been days
5alk Weather Gage Carr, Apalac hicola April II to
seha 3 Bros; AEIil 10, oil, oil sand Key, saw ship
hip waban from New Orleans Zoe Hare; April 20 off
CsTysfort reef sIoke bark Hicks from Mobile FOR
Providence Tie G he's been days Of ai;teras
Brig Ros allie (Beg) Hansen, Antwerp ~ days with
1t2 passengers 10 bschnuller IoschCr. Two deaths
snd one birth
Brig Arcadian (of wiscasse.t) HUFF GGayama PR 90
days, to master April 20 lat 80 ~ lon IS spoke schr
Lucy Ann Luflip. Portland for Cartenas
Dig Brazilian (of Salem) sharp Qaie Leach, who died
April 20 of yellow fever), Maysguez, PR, II days to-
Ora avia.
Big Erie (Br), Douglas st john PR April 49, 10 5
Whitney Co.
Schr Fdra y, Kelley savsrnsb days.
schi lIelau, Fianter, JarksCrli lie, y days
schr traitor, sfrdens Alesendr,a days ror stam
foid c..
sehr Ellen reIlins, STOREY. Norfolk days for Nor.
wich.
Schr Linda, pclrue Norfolk days, for Norwich.
Sobr Loufa Gay. sharp, Norfolk, days.
Scbr Penedict, Thomas, Virginia, days, for New
Haven
schr Levi Rowe Tosnend, Virginia, 8 days, for New
Haven.
scbr Mary Johnson, Ryan Virginia days for New
Haven.
schr Aletbs. Price, Virginia, days for New Haven
scbr Pearl, Wheeler, Virginia, days.
schr A Osborne, Thompson, Virginia, 2days
schr vaquefo new Mason Baltimore, days.
schr d l. Sturges. Farcbiid, Baltimore 3 days.
Schr Joeephine, Kingsland, Baltimore, 4dsya
schr VIM Bacon, Hulse Baltimore 4 days
Sehr Fair, Gillstt Baltimore, 4 days.
schr Hannah Havens, Richards, Chincrteague tays
schr james Maui, Smith, Chincotesgus. 2 days.
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Passengers A.1;yeff

Crawford Mrs Crawford Miss Crawford Win s (emn
bell, Esq Mr. Wolfe, Mrs Wolfe Miss Wolfe Mrs Cutter
Mr. z Morton, Mr Hurtardo, Mrs Hurtardo Mr. Richard
son. Miss Richardson, Mr. fainter, Miss Fainter Mis-,
Rotehe sr sharpe Mrs Sharpe Mr. Thaon Mrs Thallon
Mr pluDkett Miss rlunkett, Mr Proud, Mrs Proud, Nj
foisan Mrs Pogian, Master Oscsnyan Mr. Thos Smith
ny Geo smith, Mrs Geo Smith and infant Messrs Collins
0,Brian Ryan, Fclgusen, Walpoe, Whitfield wortlev
Worldly Iyeth, Fehans Miss Hartwel Miss Doherty'
Mssrs schodt, Deyeth Requil, Dixon Won Hoffman Wv,
an. D,s Mcclellan, Mcllvain Messrs Levason PatEen r,
Pane, Bird Parkin Fielding Ellis stuckJe Abui W n
Gunther Gunther, DR. Pittman, Messrs Evans, H,t
ing schloss, Davis Bridge, wickhsm, Master Wickaam
Mes1s Rome, Good, OTvis Ainse' Om, Ciarks. Re-
pssnum Johnsten, wsraing Under. Aentsoohi, Uts~s
aAsssr, Dsrsss Smith Mrs. Smith. Msssrs Ccasen
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vety inte, cs,ing from Providence.

EOhIySSIONEK BARTLETT, GOV. LANE AND THE
MEXICAN BoUNDARY-THE KING OF THE SANb-
wICH ISLANDS APPEALING FOR PROJECTION
tRoa FRENCH ENTERTAINMENTS, Etc.
PROVIDENCE Isy /, 1865
NJ Bartlett, late Commissioner II the Mexican Bound
sry Strsey has addressed a Communication, oil two
columns % length to tie Pr violence Journal in reply 70
the PROCLAMATION Of Gov. Lane Of New Mexico. Mr..
Bartlett the most important statements Of Gov
Lane and shows that the Valley of the Merida has al
w,ys been in the undisputed possession of Mexico and
under n jurisdiction of the State of Chihgahua.
The poper will publish to.morroF information
cceiyed from high authority that the King Of the Sand
weh Islands has made another strong appeal to the go
vernment OF the United States for protection against the
designs France which clearly threaten the subuga
tiou OF hs doIninions.
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Lot me then az Jour attention upon the great work
there before you. TAs object Of foreign mission ID the
dschags Of duty By preaching the gospel to every
creature In the world By nstructng them In all things
whatever Christ has commanded. By msnfsststons Of
an implicit and flia obedsnce to his command, BY
zeal and dsvo Ion to his cause and glory a. our own and
by contributing 70 far Il may please him to make
o. services and sacrifices TO tho contamination OF
tbs glory Of the church and tbs universal estsbhmsnt
Of the Kingdom Of Christ.
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From the south.

FfRFs m BALTIMoRE-ITEAs FROM TEXAs-fNDIAN
HosTILITns-THE GOLD DIGGISGs, ETC.
BALTIMORE, May l, 1853.
rouepslk on Monument street, toe largest in the
city lately owned hy George Sprcakeson deceased was
completely demolished by are at two o'clock this morn
ing. large quantity Of hemp and valuable machinery
was also destroyed. The loss Is heavy
Shortly after the above fire, Durands ropewsk Gal.
lows hill vss burnt. Loss $500. Insured for $500.
Several sremens fights occurred last night.
The New 0fleans papers Of Monday, which ve!e re
eeited night contain Galveston ia TO the .Is ut
The surrey q the Galveston railroad had bee resumed
portion Of the Harrisburg and Colorado railroad had
ieen opened with great rejoicing.
Henry Sheldon was elected President Of the san IN
too o cd NJ, xican Gulf railroad.
Tie Austin State CARTE OF the 10th say ths Indian
~trs becoming decidedly hostile and daring tncr
Iaedatons the frontier.
The Auftin american Of the 18th inst. says the DO
Keep sipprg OF to the gold dggngs the Upper Color
do bot none have, yet come back With anything Ike
y sstis aroTy account.
Another oiitst had been made for the Post oscc rob
be
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NEWS By TELEGR APH,
s>~~~~~-~-~~S>~~~~>.s>~~
AUo1HKR HORRIBLE CALAMITY.
s~>o>~~>>>~c~>>>o-,~>~
OUDHl5G ~ IN sTRAlER OCEAN WAVE
CN LAKE ONTARIO.
TWENTY-EIoHT LIVES LOST.
Names Of 4 Portion Of the Unfortunate Victims
FROM WASHINGTON AND OTHER CITIES
observation-disclosures Bartlett Gov Lane ON
tho Mexican Boundary Question,
DC. DC DC


TAe Awful Disaster ON Lake Ontario.
CGDESsBURG, April 800 Pm
We learn by telegraph from Kingston, Canada West,
that the steamer Ocean Wave destroyed by fire on
miles above Kingston.
she is reported to have had fifty persons on board,
twesty two Of whom ooly saved including Captain
Wright the mate, and the puIser.
The Ocean Wave was owned ut this place. by the
Northern Railroad Company, and has been running be
tween this port and Hamilton for freight and passengers
She her downward trip. She was insured in diff.
ferent States and in the Canadas.
THE LATEST PARTICULARS.
OGDESsBuRG, May J. 1853.
We have further particulars of the loss OF the Ocean
Wave, from one of the crew, stephen Blackman
Ths Ocean Wave took fire from her furnace o., her
downward trip, of the Ducks about forty miles sbye
Angston, on Saturday morning. about two O'Clock
When tho fire was first discovered she was about mile
@hd Aah from the shore, which she was imnedia
Aeaosd ior; but SO intense the heat that the ma
eansry gave out, and she was drifted to sea-
mo upper cabin was consumed in about fifteen minutes
and In about two hours tie huh went down
Those saved were taken of by the schooner eorrana
Inc ocean Wave had board fourteen cabin and nine
Ack passengers besides children and the who
WsaIed the number to about fifty Of whom twenty two
vere saved.
Among the saved we're Captain Wright and
u matss Thomas Oliver, the purser both wheels
i. ~ the second engineer Mr. Blackman and q nam
a, Of deck hands,
I'll 0no'i0uing were among the passengers saved -
Mr. trancis kiah and wife, both of whom burned
nj dangerously
Mrs. Fseicn, VI eornwah
The vDe OF Mr. Moore, OF the Gore Bank, Hamilton
Iboe three above named, all the females saved
A sma vessel on the down sent boat to the as
stance II the i'll fated steamer but the men being fright
ned M. ed away again.
The SCI iooner Georesna then hose In sight lowered
VIII ch was manned with hei mate and two oaors
md succs eded in picking up eighteen persons.
In two minutes after the rescue the went down.
,s mad tred eight miles from the shore before she
sunk
The capt ill., first mate and passenger reached this
shore the disaster and the vessel brought tie rest
to Kingston.
The follow ing is list of Of
LOST:
Mr. Trumbu u 6rst engineer
julius Sante ID, bar keeper.
The cook of he steamer
Mr., Donald.
The nurse and three children of the Cashier Of TIE core
Bank Hamilton.
Three ladies, mes unknown.
Mr. Lyman B. Fl AXE Of the firm of H. s. Hor,phrev OF
Ogdensburg.
The whole numbt Of lost is at least twenty eight
The progress Of the flames rapid that IL ia
possible to launch AIRY Of the boats which were on
hoard
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TPKR STEAMSHIP BALmc.l

u.
ASfwERP-sld april is. Marie. Romyn. Bostos; Law
renee Besn', NYork; 18th Ressr Stewart, ko'asa do
Sid from the Roads 18TH H.ssss Bentzer, NYork Caro-
line Louisa, Engstrom, NOrleans.
Si Bnn.a1 1ys. April Is Emma Hsllmsrs NYOsa
Gaveston, Slueber, Jansen. Baltimore.
BaEro1-Arr OF April II, Casy'pso, from NYork for
CusHAvH-Arr April TO- Cathinko, Rytzeherk Charles
tom 1lth, Libra. Peterson. do SD 18th, lngeborG
CorEsHAoes-Arrt to April a. Cora, Plum, Charleston. I
CARplrY-sa April 10. Alexander Edzsoud Hewart, and
CApaz-Air april /, Catalina, Garriga. Norleans
DumT-Ldg April IS, Korg Svene, Fischer, and Jacob
Aall, Olsen, TO, NYork.
FAIMou1H of April IS for supplies Miles, Arian-
xsn. from Galveston for Hamburg.
GIBRALTARArr April I, Eolo, scaea, Palermo (and cid
fer NYork)
GnAysEsnCsld sgiI,s Theos, Meyer, Js%asa
GREESocK-Sd Aril IL New England, Patten, and ri.
ems Hope, Conner, Work 10th Adons M'lillen, do
HAyRE-AIr April'l6 Austria Tessier, Charleston
HMyoEr-At the campus, April H. South Carolina,
Stewart for NYork IN port 18th, Aida, Vsen for Bos
II,ERPooI-Arr Ap7iiI7 Asia, Judkins NEerk; Hercy-
na, Mason do; Colonst, Wilson; Mohongo, Corsh and
''hn Campbell 1s,h w,1son NGrlsans. , uo
Sid l4th Elizabeth, Bliss Philadelphia 1eth, Harbin-
gar Mordue, NYo-k via Cardiff (beore reported loading
leaDs; Marshfed, fancy NTork 18th, Sisters, Pc yer,
hobiie; Wenham, Woege. Baltimore 18TH, Western
MUSES. ~ t-IFafaS, ucuuerson, VIE
Cardiff
Cid 10th, Empire Q-,ecn, Porter, Boston; ~ Rogers,
herbert, and Emma Fields, Crowel NYork 1gtt, Isaac
Hesb, Furber; Western Empire, Watts, aud Margaret,
NimoDds do
Enid for ldg 18th, Albert Gsllatin Deano and Lady
tankhn, Osborne, NYork. da Sarter, Portsnd; 10th,
Harvard Andres, Noreaas; 1Sth City of Glasgow,
%, Philadelphia.
bsDoNDElRY-sld ArTs12, Creole, Shields Philadel-
pl,is; l4th, Hannah Kerr, Mazr, NYork.
LEoN-sld april IS, Bride Dart NYork.
LONDON Cid out April 16, London, Hubbs I'd, NYork,
land sid from Deal 18th
LIMERICK April l6-1as Hsbecca Williams from New
ort for NYork which sinso Klrush with cargo shift
ed. win have to discharge Cor repairs.
HARsELIEs-Arr April H. Phelps, A7alachcoa;
HASA Wass and Maristtn, Capuro, NYork. CID 18th,
Neva Paris, Boston, 15h, Sonciliator JackoA NYork.
SID 18th Trenton CansFsa, NOrleans.
NzvcAsTLE-Cld to April Is Nordstjerner, Jorjensen,
-TYork.
NE1roRT-Cd April g. Neva, Morris, NYosk.
OPoR1o-Sld April o, Cruz, Primeiro, fYork; 9th,
James, Collngwood, 10.
oaD KINsAE-Arr OF April IA, Pequot, Gilr a.rck from
Liverpool for NYork.
Bremen for Baltimore.
QUMNsTowN-Sld April u, Sovereign San Francisco.
SpNDERIAND-Sld APR. Ia, Tennant, DaviA, Maven.
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from THE REGULAR NEWSPAPER AGENT.

WASHINGTON, May l, 1853
The U,o: this morning deri that its recent article
defends jus,ifes Gov. Lane. It 49, nothing but
very stringent necessity can justify Governor Lane in
reference IN difficulty which properly belonged to the
ate pepar ent subject of negotiation having for
it, object new joint commission for the performances o.
task sun lie enough originally, but which the late ar
a.op after -four years OF futile effort and vast
rendi;urc left unfinished, and in embarrassed con
d:tion
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
pvyu ADVT ETA Nav IA py

PM ADEFMA Nay IA Pm.
ArrivedSteamsAip Osprey, Bennett, ChAreston br.ss
Devon (Br). Ward oicr.o schrs Phoebe Baxter, Chase
Bedford Samuel losnsx, Lennox, Albany; Julia Anras
Harding, Niork; GC.StrattOn, Westcott Mobile.
April &C.,
Ceared-Barks Maine Law, Dennng, Ssgua La GrarGo;
Gem. Mayo, Boston, briggs Aiken, Iyder, Kingston,
Ja; Frontier Hort. Enprs Crowel, iDruid Parsons.
Boston ,chrs AhDira 1, candy, Roxburys H Faznor,
Vapgilder, New Orleans Lake, Lake, Wilmington, NC;
King, LEEDS, Proviaence; Gazette, Crowel Saco G
Russell Romnay Portsmouth; God ey Williams. and
Hallock, Smith. Providence; Ma.ie Pickup, Shoe,
Charleston; Ihlia Nes ell, Gushing, Pcstland.
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sl,er from Inc snu,h. &c.

PHILADELPHIA Nay 1888.
Tie steam hip Osprey arrived this evening from Char
lestoo with III passengers and S25 600 in silver
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Marl<sfs.

,,.,..,..,..-, PaovDfHcy, April 20, 1853
changed 10 wool there Is activity in the masL
AID prices are fully sustained Sales of e5 e00 no.na
Tbs se Tor printing cloths hss been active and nrcs
Serv .'ts upward t~oo-scy. Tne sa,s, for the
wee. scre 80, fU pieces.
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PHILADELPHIA ITEMS.
performing

PHILADELPHIA, Friday. June H. l2sa
The Democratic City and County Conference Is still in
session The following is nominations my last:
james Gibson ST. for ProthOnotory Of the Common Pleas
Charles WaIren, for County Treasurer William Badger,
for District Attorney, and James Steel, for Auditor
Col John Murphy is spoken Of as its candidate for PO-
Ice Nar.bal good selection, fancy.
The advocates Of ProhibOry Liquor Law met last
Ling al the County Court House The principal object Of
teueeng urge the election to the Legislature Of
such Candidates only As are pledged 10 the support OF
lrohitiory Law.
Mr. VIM + smith was called 70 the Chsr and the fol
loving uamfd genilernSn elected Vice Presidents
BON Henry ; Benner Q II Burgen ID Charles Robb
NJ Mcd!eton. Owen Osler MD. WIN. Hnckle 5 ID. An
derson & Spsngler Joseph Maui, C. Heisken' Thomas
Earp, O. d VIM II Stokes - -
Stcretaries-B. T. Levin. Charles Ehs' I. W. Oiden
burgh + Bum, ard &. FOwen
After ? marks BY several friends OF the cause the FOL
loving treamble srd Resolution were unanimously
adj pied .s
U- In tie estton Of tins meeting the taIp.yaz
ne q d Counts Philadelphia opposed % NJ tsic 10 ntoK
49, be erection LeEs.r1re Of reliable friends
euor La~ only efectu. Of relieving
al Re uu form u the trashe; aad nAe1s
Sr lie esture favorable % s1ppre-Hon Of this nszoas
burue become en elJ' t proper Performance
~ licb uu have ssnsTy influence IN the election
That Committee Of twenty citizens - appointed 70 u
cure EBafBrss Of every ter n TIE CITY AID county favorable
proklbaDry law
An elderly nan named Boyer found dead Ia bed at
his rssdence in West Philadelphia, this morning
During the week ending yesterday g. tuns Of Coal
r. transported the Reading Railroad and ISL tuns
were shipped by the SchuyIknl Canal
The Grand jury this afternoon found true oil against
Oven SchsvD, for the murder Of Robert COatss and
agant Charles Hetck for the murder Of Peter JacObus
The bill agsns! Robsr. Heck for the same murder Vas
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THE LATE sHIPwRECK.
Arrival NJ New-Orieans OF One Hundred aud Thirty
nine Of the Pnssensers OF the William and Mary.

From The n y Pcayune, llth inst.
The following the names Of the passengers saved
from the wreck of the ship William and Mary who arrived
here this morning from Nassau the schooner Rover
Sally Orchard, Thomas Orchard John Orchard, Joseph
Brooks, Mrs Brooks Patrick Heron, Bridget Donnay,
Margaret Walsh, Johanna Bones, Ellen Flyn, Mary Fyn.
Margaret tlyp Catharne Burns. Henry Burns, Ionors
MnligaI Thomas M,lgan, Mary Milgan, John Miigsn,
Ellen Tobil Ellen robin Andrew McCluskey, Mary No
Cluskey Patrick MeClaskey May Mcoluskey Ro,ey Nc
Cluskey Peter McCluskey, Andrew McCluskey Patrick
McCluskey, Thomas McCMskey Bridget McCluskey Ann
Martin Margaret Nowlan, james Forest Daniel DOYLE,
CathaIlne Kelly Mary Flyn Bridget Flyn, John Flyn.
Mary Flyu Alex Nichols Luke stewart Isabella Ste gsr
Isabella Stewart Ann Stewart Elias Stewart Cahsrins
Abby, John Sullivan, Johanna Sullivan. James sullivan,
John sullivan. Margaret Sullivan. Julia sullivan. WA Sui
lvan Jas Burke Margaret Ryan Mary Ryan John Ryan.
Ellen Ryan Honor Gibbon, Bridget Gbb0n Judy Gbb0n,
John Brown, jean Brown John Brown it, Wilson Brown,
George Brown. Mary Kelly. Adus ~ children, bet wsen
! and H. %. Total, 81
The following are the remaining passengers by the other
schooner the Time from Nassau also arrived this morn.
ing They are all Germans
Rems Sebbror Take Sebbnor, Hendrck sanstaas, Dick
Sin Gemke de Tong. Anna de Tong. Demke De Tong
Jonke de Tong, Johan Srmska Remks stensaL Jstsie
Stemska, 1emare stemska, Dork Stemskl A. @ Wsstin-
Jetsle Jaco Zaphe JacO Hanna JacOf Jacob J,cot,
Remsk Jaoot, Sophia Jacot, Tubert C. Vreeus, Msnt,
E,ge Eynsena Ant5t, Sgsra, Oephn Bomena G. j. Hook
sna, Dick &. k.nlsy, Ielle Gusena, Kamske Balske.
Bulske j. r. DerNer JOhans Tumga Tuentze. Souatzs.
j. v Derkloey b G. Franks j. L. Van de F1oey y r.
Halsmor Sgonke Halle Houke Klas3 Jacot Derh Hor.
ria Peter Ssbdedac g. Molema Hepke Alpss A KOorshs,
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Bosrke JAMS, Scbaaf 3 NJ Humska, r. w. T.xissr, q.
1ausaune HeDkens de Bur, A. Bur, Hendrix Spayand s.
johannes Albertae 3 ID. Dickens j. Vandertol Adufs
50 children, 81 infants Total, r.
All Of the passengers at Nassau did not come on the
schOoners Time and Rover There left at Nassau
thirty Of these unfortunate people the two
vessels being able to carry them all The names OF
the three who lost the wreck could no. b. ascsr
tanned.
Measures promptly set foot their arrival at
New Orleans, for the relief Of the sufferers.