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Fan FRAxCgco, March 81, 1863.
W. have lad to-day By arrivals beth ton eastern DO
Of general merchandise These arrivals have had ~ yet
ther activity in business generally to-day. than on
any previous ono during tbs week
10000 FUN sacks and bbl This heavy addition 10 rre
yious stocks viii doubtless cct the market somewhat In
fsySs Of SS{i5 We hear Of sales Of about 200 Dbl;
and quarter sacks Chile ct go ISL ST. Fifteen cases
buckwheat -four sold at loo
&c. About 800 sacks Chile barley changed hands, at
2T SC some 600 bushels Eastern OATS at az exc
nosce an activity IN gene
raj provsons. Sales OF 100 barrels pork 1t $36;
80 barrels do per Aboni before arrival at es5 So so
been made on private terms-25 casks HAMS muslin
sold at 241sc. ab,ut 1880 lbs do at 2sc. 25c
d. at Ale; about so packages do at 3sc 42c.; 100
kegs lard on private terms; 60 do, at 25c 25 do at
25hc.
RicE.-Receipts of foreign have been very heavy,
amounting to upwards Of 200 600 lbs great portion
mats, No China to be taken aaoat at 42c 400 sacks
Peruvian, at 2s1c, Sc and !o4 bags Manila at 2.c.
II Re; 10. ocO lbs. No ; China sold at s,zc.
SPIRITS TURrENTsE-About 100 gallons, in barrels and
tins sold at 81 49, sale Of 500 gallons camphensis
Sales of about 200 boxes layer raisins at - So $50 do
bunch at 90 l21 $50 kegs B. syrup on private terms
brandy at 57c % cases do at 80 12 1873 cases black
berry do at 81 200 claret at So 3d. 10 casks do
at $ about 500 packages imperial tea at auction in
ots at 43c 46c 500 lbs do in cansters also at auc
ton at Ale rs olive oil at 81 50 40 boxes lobster
two ID cans at S. 100 do oysters, two h. cans at 81
20 bales gunny bags at l2c.
SACRAMENTO, March 80, 1858.
To day transactions shew but little improvement
the preceding there have however been teams in
town, and more appearance of trade evnced, though
sales have been remarkably light Flour is offered at
shade higher than at the close of the past week. with
limited inquiry There no change in the Chile barley
and California sold this morning on the leyee for $40
3hc The demand in provisions has been very moderate
and no change reported on late quotations.
STOCKTON, March 80, 1853.
The rains Of the past three days have put stop to all
door business The improvement in the price of our
has been fully sustained holders certain of fur
Their advance There Is decline in hams pork butter
and lard hut without demand at present The rains will
have the effect Of enabling the traders in the mines to
realize quick sales and paying prices and will cause mo.
ney to be plenty in few days. Freights,
a matter of course, are again very high.
Naval Intelligence.
The U. S. sloop- of war Jamestown Commander Down
ing, was at Buenos Ayres, February 24-aI WE'LL
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The effect of the classification will be to increase
Ill dnal alari As follnma.-

The 400 clerks Of the first and second class with aggre
gate salaries amounting to $50s $780, and averaging
81 lis 49, take the places Of 5l3 clerks whore pre-
salaries, without the per centage amount to $54S IA
average Of 81 069 81 being increase Of average
salaries Of $45 49, and reduction in the of this
vice of $40 244
OF the 6rst class clerks the salaries of twelve will be
increase from $780, will remain at 5000 and
the remaining hundred and sixteen will be reduced
from higher salaries conferred upon appontees in
place of present incumbents who are enjoying such
higher salaries.
The bill does not affect the clerks in the State
Department, the Attorney Generals Office the Census
Office the Offices of the Superintendent of the Coast
Survey, the Superintendent Of the Observatory, the
Su perntendcnt Of Public Printing the Commissioner Of
Public Buildings, the Architect Superintendent of
the Capitol Extension.
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CLEARED.
steamshp-Black Warrior schufeldt Mobile Livingston
& Co.
shipsilas Holmes, Hawkins, New Orleans, VIM Nelson
n1s ksavis any Co.
cord, Park, Cenfuegos, Buck Co, Arabian, McKen
Brigs-Gssparino (Neap(, Gambordella, Cork and
mkt Wallace Co.. Tim Crosby, Harding, st Marys Ga,
ney Co. osn
schrssarah Ann, folly Norfol master North State,
Hester, Savannah, McCready& Co. Balance, Mathis,
Savannah, Van B1unt b slaght; Col satterly Elwood
WELL Key West, N Maitland Co; Cicero Thomas New
bern, Bateman & Rudderow.
ARRIVED
Steamship Star of the West Tinklepaugh San Juan,
Mic, days, 20 hours to Vanderbilt Passed 22d, Br
brig Exchange standing N.
days, to order. This inserted in yesterdays paper
the Harold Haaargen Harris, from Shields which
a mistake, she not having arrived.
Bark Alice Tailton Smith, Rochelle, SO days, to
Bark Henry Louise Fr) sougues, Cette 80 days, to
Bark Andora Fr), Laugre, Cette "a days, to Lenaw
Bark Henry Kelsey (of BOSTON,, Curtis Guayama, PR,
IL days, to master April 90 Off Cape Hatteras spoke
brig Lady of the Lake, Of Belfast, Me- for New York
Brig Umpire (of sullivan), simpson, cenfuegos, 10
Gasey April a. lat 81 IS Ion 4 4s spoke bark Cen
Braine. April 28 off Barnegat large quantities of
Pine wood and vessels rail adrift.
Brig Lady of the Lake (Br), Hill Demarara, via Der
muda days. to Middleton 4 Go.
schr Surf, Mailman Ponce, PR 18th inst to W Dun.
, schr B9wditsh lof Bangor) Burgess Ponce, PR, Is
sehE Genyiew lof Orlando Partridge. cArdeuas days,
sehI Brosnard, Adams, Wilmington, q days.
schr Arcade Ely, Surrey, Me, II days.
schr D Leighton, Terry, Ellsworth, 10 days.
schr yuanna, Gilpatrick. saco Me, days
schr Hurd, Drnkwater, Eastport II days
Schr Sycamore, Hutchinson, Passport 6 days.
Schr Wreath, Wass. Machias 10 days.
schr Cameo. -, Machias, days.
schr Hugh Scott, Terry, Portland, s days.
schr Lucy Ames, Ames, Rockaud, days.
Schr Coral. Perry Rockland, 4 days.
Schr Joseph Baker, Ames Rockland, 4 days.
Schr Bay State, Merrill, Rockland, 4 days
schr Fountain Bocklin, Rockland, days
schr Samuel Appleton, Nickerson, Boston, 4 days.
schr Kossuth, Churchill, Boston 2 days.
schr Mary Emily, Snow, Boston, days.
Schr Brce, Cook Rockland, days.
schr Mary Jane, Nickerson, Ne Bedford Q days.
Schr Sarah, - New Bedford 2 days
schr Ann, Sawyer, Cherryfeld. days
Lighter schr Ringgod, Reynolds. from the ship Sea
Duck ashore on Long Branch.
sloop Cointhian Shepherd, New Bedford, days.
soop days
Sloop Joseph Lawrence, Kenney, New London days.
sIoop Jas Ianpheer, Richards, New London, days.
BELOW
FIR bark Henrque Louise, of Nantes.
Also another Fir bark.
Steamship Black Warrior Schufeldt Havana and Mobile
Wind at sunset, Sc
The ship silas Holiness Hawkins, for New Orleans, and
FIR schr Petite Blanche Geau for Charleston are at
anchor at Quarantine.
[By THE SANDY Hook MAGNETIC TELreR ApH.1
The HIonIASDs, April 25-sundown.
deIate from the +. Weather clear.
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p,sAts Appropratioa bin fog rssssAnisinx "a oAssy
ing The clerks the several oess q the Tfsesury War
Navy and Post once dspernsats. and the oaess Of the
Secretary Of the In srior Commssieser Of Pensions Con-
missioner Of Indian AhAirs. Commisaioner Of Public
Lands, and Commissioners Of Patents. This provisi N
into effect on the lst Of July nsx and requires
sxaminaton BY board TO be selected for that purposs
Of Candidates for csrkhps before they be appointed
Tie bM authorizes for thu on2css snumeEated:-
Chief clerks Of Departments ct salaries Of o. 200 EACH
II Chief clerks Of Bureaus at salaries off,. 20oe g
- Principal, fourth class Clerks 800
19l Third class clerks ct salaries Of ...... 500
321 Second class clerks, at salaries of....... zoo
l29 First class clerks st salaries Of 800
Being total Of hundred and fifteen clerks ct On
aggregate annual expense for salaries of 1922 So0 or an
average Of 81, 800 o3. ~
The present clerical force In these Offices (omtting
extra clerks and clerks In the Patent Office who paid
by the foo) numbers 772 and their salaries
amount to S905 1914 &C. average OF A. Their
for the current fiscal including the
rsr centsge on salaries authorized by act OF 1852,
amounts to 81 OIL 103 49, average Of II 34S s.
The new bill therefore, involves reduction Of 6fty-
clerks and aggregate increase Of expense to the
government the present established salaries of
Sl6 900 and aDkaverage increase OF individual saa
res OF $1l7 90 The aggregate expense under the
organ viii be $llS 03 90 less and the average
compens each clerk STAT 95 less than for the
fiscal year. including the temporary pro rata
increase.
The effect of the classification will be to increase
individual salaries follows
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Ship Bruno, hence at San Francisco 3lst ult had
very light winds during the passage crossed the
March !, Ion 106 40 W; was of ST days.
Ship Albon hence at San Francisco 3lst ult crossed
the equator 80 days before in Ion 49, after which had
heavy gales from NNW was Is days OF Cape Horn in
heavy gales and within 300 miles of port for Is days.
and days of the mouth of the harbor in thick and oygy
weather.
The ship Golden Gate arrived San Francisco Goth ut
from this city, in "a days.
Bark Virginia Ann, hence at San Francisco 30th ult
was of Cape Horn Is days in heavy weather. crossed
the equator in lon lis, on the I'd ut,
The mate and crew Of the ship Osborne previously re-
ported wrecked on the Grand Bahama, at New Or.
leans 10th in schr Time the captain and passengers
had taken passage the ship Polar Star NOreans
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Telcgraphic Marine Reports.

Arryed-Ship Greyhound, Valparaiso Corneiia, Liver
pool berks shepherdess, Coquimbo; VIM Harris, Gal
weston; Navarino Philadelphia; briggs Chatham Smyrna
Keoks Matapzas. Emma Philadelphia schrs IAmartine
Santa Cruz Cuba Amira, Joy, and Flash Baltimore;
Simmons, and Cape May Philadelphia Victory, savan
NAH Luther Child and George Il Emily, Alexandria n
Dorado, Wilmington, NC; Chas lansel. Boomer, Yer
mont, and Highlander, Philadelphia; Fashion, NYork
New BDyoRD, April "a
Arrived-Shp George Washington, Pacific, with 500
bills whale and 125 do sperm oil and "a, 900 lbs bone-
KEY WEI, April "a.
The brig Mos cure, from Cuba for New York has put
in here in leaky condition, and IL dischArg;ag.
Ths brig wsgcisss, and schr nizAk~.h from New York
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PKuAb0<UA. April ~ N.
Arrivsd-Barks Mary Dale, Davis, Bordssax; Aarssu
Lelar Pernambuco brigs May Qussn, Lodge N0visaas;
schrs Palladium, Avery. New London; X Bscvning.
Adams NYork; Martha Benson. ssco, Ne; IA Townsssd
ridge Rowland: r King Leeds, and DEN mark, Rackstt
NYork steamer Mars. Green, do.
Ceared-Bark Juniata. Newton. Havana; brig hosells
Hancock Boston; schrs Emma. Haford do Fred Tyler,
Roberts New Haven; VIM CHM Nye, sand rich; SPLEEN
did. latham, Providence Loduskia Hutchinson, Port
land; r Browning Adams, Pawtucket; steamer Anthrs
cite Morley NYork
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The Maryland Oyster Laws, DC.
TELR0RAPHIC.

BALTIMORE April Is, 1853.
Three Phladelphia oystermen-named Smith, Hamilton
and Dnnap vere convicted at Annapolis to day assault
Aed seatsnoed TO two months impris0nmsnt.
We ban 10 nan = night south II Asbiis
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with materials for ths ship Lucy 81 sehs Rogers beors
reported Ia distress. have arrived here.
PmrApurgIk April 2
Arrived-Bark Mary Dals, Bordsssx spoSs nArch y,
bark Edsto, from Boston for Smyrna, IL days cut.
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City Intelligence,

PREsENTATIoN FIRE CAP--On Thursday evening Ia st.
beautiful fire cap presented TO Assistant Engineer
Moses Jackson token Of respec and esteem BY hi
friends and associates Of the Fire De
The ceremony came of at the Utah House, Eighth
nue. and the presentation was made by Capt Stevenson
Of the Sixteenth ward police who presenting it. de-
lvered complimentary address, to which Mr. Jackson
briefly responded in appropriate terms. The cap is
elegant specimen of workmanship. II has -four
combs and on the back part there is silver plate
which Is inscribed the names Of the doners There
large number OF persons present who heartily responded
to the sentiments uttered during the evening
GAS COMPANY FRIGHTENING UP 1t must have been very
gratyin TO the public in witnessing the stree. lamps
lighted in proper season last venng The contrast
very remarkable from Sunday evening when the streets
were as dark pitch. We pleased to see the gas
company awake to Of duty due the people, and
hope it will be continued all occasions when req ured
The moonshine does very well clear nights but in
heavy cloudy weather the gas lights absolutely ne
cessaty.
AN OLD New YORKER Bound FOR AUSTRALIA. MANY Of
old citizens will recoect the Rev Mr. Mortimer for
many years the Pastor Of the Noravan Church which
formerly stood in Fulton street. His SON. Mr. BENJAMIN
Mortimer, is about barking Melbourne in Austria
Liza, in the bark Nimrod He will make effort to intro
duce the New York School system in that far cont
nen and Will also act as general agent for the introduc
tion OF useful and approved American inventions.
SERIOUSLY 1MuRED.-On Sunday afternoon, a man
named Lawrence Henry found in the street grossly
neao, winch appeared TO have been inflicted with
harp instrument He taken to the Twentieth ward
Ponce station, where the wound dressed by Dr. Har-
denbrook 1t is supposed that he was attacked nv rov
oes who after nhctng the injury left him to his ate
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE clock Yesterday
afternoon young German, whose name was not ascer
tanned residing IN the Of No 10l Reade street al
tempted to take his life by shooting himself with re-
yolver me pa hred from the pistol entered the head
and IL is thought fatal wound The report OF the pistol
was heard by Officer Kinney, Of the Third ward police
who FASTENED TO the po and would have conveyed the
wounded man to the hospital but his friends preferred
that he should remain ut his boarding house and sent for
physician Who dressed the wound This individual ar.
II Is said he has for Ave years past been police officer
No assigned for the commission of the ra sh
act but Is supposed that poverty induced him make
the attempt upon his life.
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FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE CBoLRRA.-We learn
from the Weldon, N c. PdtrSo Of the 10th inst that
this dreadful disease raging up the river between that
pace and CASTOR to considerable sxtent. zhe Raleigh
papers say that deaths have occurred but they
tribute the disease to eating spoiled sysssrs.
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SSASxios OF Government Clerks-The New,
Classification.

sAe washington lntellgencerl
tor some two past the subject az rios Cor
. lsc1ve departments has engaged considerable at
. - - .ongress ana among persons interested in the
amount OF compensation they should receive Tho ,na
AsquasZ the pay authorised by law 70 ensure and 70
wsrc esot service and enable the recipients 10 sun
rs gsesealy acknowledged but 70 mature an eoni
- syeesn Of reward, appor toned to the service "a
6e sessea q 1851 and 49, authorized ~.
~ aaeeease spon salaries ranging below 81 900 "a
eoase = The 18th Of june next. At the last se,s;ou
eouCh - eelve exsrtioas Of Mr. Hunter thu AHA snd
en4o00Aa ehoinnan sf The Finance COMMITTEES az ths
nass, pesviasa was Incorporated In the Civil sod M
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE,

~ All packages and letters intended for the NEW YORK
HERALD should be sealed
ALMANAC FOR YoRK-TMs
Sun RIszs ....5 OF MOON RISES morn 10 Sc
Sun g 40 HIGH WATER. morn 10 10
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m LATEST From WASWaFoN.
rELRGRAPHIC.
NEWLY APPOINTED rOsrMAernnS.

NEWLY APPOINTED POsrMAernns.
WAaus0roH, April 2s-oP.M
ThS following u ssrrsct Est Il al the Presidents
Ippsintnsa4s Of PostmAstsrs which VIA require the
,oa1E0atioa Il the esnAte nsxt session, made since
he aljearnnsnt OF the senate -
Philip v. Ksyssr, Marysvills California.
". ID. Williams, Piaesrvills, CAlnornia.
John 8. Evana Stockton, California
yehn FsrgusDa, Benseia Califorsia.
John A. FAtrick, San Jose California.
John Welborne, EufAula, Alabama.
James Rider, Richmond. Indiana.
Ben. stenesn, Evansville Indiana.
Martin II. Rutsr. New Albany Indiana.
Henry o. Bennett. Ann Arbor, Michigan.
Talmadgs Stevens Racine, Wisconsin.
George 81 Paul Kenesha, Wisconsin.
Welcome q. Saylss, Providence Rhode Island
Joseph I. Siskop, Pawtucket, Rhode Island
Armstrong Hadden, Upontown, Pennsylvania.
John Clayton, Pottsville, Pennsylvania,
Montgomery Bryant, Lexington, Missouri
John N. Jones, Madison, Wisconsin.
Charles Nutter. Saco, Maine.
Lucius A. Thomas New Haven, Connecticut.
Mormon Smith, Middletewn, Connecticut.
james B. Lyman, New London, Connecticut. X. Y, L.
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The committee appointed by this body Of operatives at
their recent meeting, to revise the scale of prices &C.
report that in pursuance of the object for which they
appointed they waited upon the employers who
treated them in very gentemanly manner and after
examining the proposed list consented TO its adoption
thereby relieving the trade from two great evils that Of
oppressive discount and variable list of prices Such
conduct the part the employers deserving great
praise and if practsed by manufacturers generally
would be productive of much good
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Passengers Arrived.


San JUAN (Nic)-Steamship Star Of a.. W.. =
Moore, Capt Pearson, Mr. Robertson Mr. me
Ter, Mr. Huntingdon Mr. Law, Mrs ReFn "a, nonony ar MI
Mrs Cook, Mrs Merchant, Capt BatchA us hrs foool
lady, Mr. Callahan, Mr. Fletcher Nh ~, osPt urnus sn1
Smith, Mrs Twift Mr. HuntinCu 'ow NJ sr nAme,
HclImar NJ Horvo,y NJ 1ns'rr Derby, Mr. Morse, Mr.
prown Can't Tbow9n,snn NJ ~. Mr. VredeRburgh, Capt
4c,,oa NJ I;,oan.on NJ NJ ~. owne Mr. Heange, Mr.
NJ Cro,.sr ~ by y" W dr Dunnng Mr. Wilson,
n,ant H. iorront W. y $3.50 "Y en- Mr. Henry, Mr. lar
NJ Sn;,h NJ pISs ~ II Fullerton Capt Mason
ston, Mr. Miller, Mr. Waiten NJ P,; n' M 81. YIN
Capt Miller Capt Wahon, n Witn r. M pWtn.saow,
Capt Winslow, Mr. Porter NJ WT on, Up " enou'hs0n
Young, Mr. Learned, Capt laJn n E Toi M SnaW, MT
Esni I q F,,and M e., Ills and lady, W w Bland X s
Wo@d NJ Ms~r;u NJ tn, DR. r0nsides, DIR Norris Mr.
son H. Dav;s M,a errll. Mr Wilson, II Hatch and
snior 70 his NJ " ese, Francis Her private coun
Agsires "a tho govsr 10 King Of Prussia and Charge
nada M n;ci1snn .ment OF Central America and Gre
Arnold Ms Hint Sir Pumbe Mr. Snyder Leary, Miss
ar; NJ s l mum Mrs Fitch and child Hicks Mr Phil
Ross, Gen Rein. Coy Holly Fair.hun. Co,
Mrs. sf prisss Joy, Capt silva Hes.e Dessss.
Nj. Tslsor Burns Mr. Jones Mrs Dean Mrs rellsorI
MG s Sr y, Clifford NJ ndrdgs Col suarsn II
Mi Mr. Need Mr. Ayrss Mr. Comm Mr. Stous n
v.u0su = Knapp, Mr. Bradbury Mr. Helmes Mr. Nchola
hrNae Mr. CAnaeld and 400 Others =
] ,.ds ARAaA-Bsis Lady Of the Iaka-DS Tucker s.S
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MEETING OF THE NEW YORK PRINTERS Co-OPERA-
TIVE Union.
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THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
Yesterday Coroner q Depnell he'd Inquest at the
Bellevue Hospital the bo6y OF Charles Haggerty fifty
years Of age native Of Iceland, who to his dsatl
by being accidentally by Of the Third Ave
nue. Railroad Wednesday last, which broke his
leg, and amputaton being necessary, the died in
consequence thereof on Friday morning.
The evidence before the Coroner exh hi ed the
the deceased from OF ths Third sta
ard the driver Of said stage testified that the dc
intoxicated at the time and when he left bra stsge
he staggered upon the railroad track snd fell under
wheel of the and before the driver Of the mad time
TO stop his horses the wheel had passed tine
ceased's leg
The jury the evidence render led the following
dict @ That deceased came to bis death by being acct
dentsIly BY q on the Third Avsnus Railroad
that responsible for the casualty which
occasioDed the death Of deceased
The deceased hss left orphan child sixteen years
are bis wife having died ,ore SIX weeks since Mr.. II
". Lersy, the superintendent OF the railroad ~ss
prerent during the holding Of the inquest and
his intention 10 that provision made the
orpbsp daughter Of deces.-S
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAIL
ROAD.
Coroner Gamble yesterday held inquest at the New
York Hospital he bJdy OF little German girl nsnsd
Fiiys Bfics aged ok years, who scc'1ent
ally by one Of Tho Eighth Avenue Railroad cars n the
syss ne thirty sixth street. On Tnssday lat rhs
Wheel of the caused compound frsctqre of the leg
Te poor child oonv 70 the hospital vher II ~ss
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CLEARED
stesmsbip-Baltic Comstock Liverpool, E K Collins
ships-Memphis, Davis, New Orleans VIM Nelson 4
Son; Dorcas Prince Kinnea, Lepreux, NIB, Nemith 4
Sons; Christians, Hammond, London Grinnel, Mnturn
Barks-Aura, Crosby, Melbourne W Russell; Monte
yuma, Hansen, Demarara Tut e.
Whitley CO; Isabella NickersoD, Cadiz John Norton
bella f REED a Port au Prince. Oh Ferris
Lynpfeid (Br), Bogert 81 John, NB. Nevius 4 Son
scbrsEsemplar (Br), smith Transport, master; Ricn
nond, Purpell. Richmond Person; G Colgate sea
nan, Baltimore, MAILER Lord 7 Ward Hof, Will
ninston Freeman Co Messenger, sparrow, Boston,
Foster Nckerson; Baltic OBJ, saunders, Barbor
Island, Eneas Hutchins Independence, Farrow Wash
iDgtos, Bateman 4 Roderov; Linuet (Br) Holden, st
Slooy-Chief Hull, Providence Ravens.
ARRIVED.
Bark Mapgoia (of Portand) Haskell, Newport W. 4a
exchanged signals with Brsm bark Pauline, standing
(rom Boston Tor Csdiz) 17th lat 40 TO- lon Al ID,
Bark Bristol Belle (Br) sponssle Palermo go days. and
80 days from the Rock to Gilmartn u Co. No date,
spoke the herm brig Martha worthington from Palermo
Jane Brown, McKnnon, from Rio Hatch for Liverpool
SO days in want Of provi-ons 24th lat Al a. lon SO
49, exchanged Signals with ship New England steering Fl
May 10, off Carthsgena (Meditssranean) spoke brig
Russia of Boston from Aesssa for Boston, IA days out
Bark John Carver (of Boston, Porter Havana days,
Bari Mopang, Kempton, Darien, days, 70 Roeksn
bsngh. sid In company with brig Casino for New York
DAYS, to Tucker Lshtbourn June II: lat 81 q, lon
~ 90 spoke bark Petre Of Boston, hence for Havana
Brig linda (of Eastport), Mathews San Juan, Mic q
days. Durand July 8, lat 81 Ion 10, exchanged sig
nails with bark Sir bound NJ 4th lat 49, Ion rs passed
brig Linden, bound (botb from New Orleans for New
York;.
schr Granite State, Norris, Laguus, rs days, 70 How
land d AspinwslL
scbrtegent (Br), Moray Prince Edward Island %
days, t6Hp Buck n Co.
scbr Ancient (Br), Mckae Chariottntown, PEI, %
days with 10 passenger 10 r Buck 4 Go,
Schr Florida (of Portland), Kenney, Jacksonville,
days.
-chr II amin Strong, Waters, Alexandra days
schr Mail Chopper Berlin, days
Schr Roanoke, Dinsmors, Eastport days.
Sohr Sarah, Perry, New Bedford days.
Schr Palladium, Avery, New London day.
scbr Challenge Smith, New Haven day
Sloop Frederic Brown. Ca diner Providence days.
Slocp Harvest, French, Providence, days.
Steamer John Marshall, Copes. Philadelphia
Steamer Jackson (new), Parrish, Philadelphia.
Steamer pctrsl Keaney, Providence
BELOW
One bark aud two prgs, unknown.
SAILED.
Ships Excelsior, James Wright and Western Empire,
| Liverpool: Ocean Queen, London Elizabeth Hamilton
Wallace Ms Msrsbfed Bic; New England Quebec; barks
| Leo Cadiz; Harburg (Ham) Rcbibuc.o and others.
Wind during tse day sW