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HEART.sIcH rxILEs.

thought how sad would be the sound
On Susquehannah's swalnpy ground,
Kcniucky's wood encountered brake,
And wild 0niario's boundless laka,
Where hcar.sick exies, In the strain,
Recalled Ear Sco,land's hills again.
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Alas for love! il this be all and nature beyond
y death.
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POET R Y.

MARCUS WATSON, Printer.
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PRorrrADLr Paixrrxo.- column Of
advertising in the London Times = worth
$4,000 year TO the proprisiors The sur.
plus profits Of the Times are t0o,p no slerl-
ling year.
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SATURDAY, June lO-O 4. NJ
BRlADsrurrs-Fiour was again less active aud lover
inferior State at So 50 25 to choice State at
IS 37l 81 10; mixed to fancy Western at % 10 %
25 and other kinds at propotionate rates. Among the
sales bbls. State to arrive by LIST of
July, at So 20. Canadian inactive There were
900 bbls Southern disposed Of at So IS 50 25 for
mixed to straight per Dbl About 200 bbs Jersey
meal taken at So SIX. Rye -four, wheat rye and
oats were unchanged. Corn continued in lively request
with sales of 3S 900 bushels at TIE &c unsound
s3c s5c for mixed Western and SC for prime South.
ern white and yellow, per bushel.
COrroSThe sales estimated ct about 600 bales
without change In prices since yesterday.
FRuGHrs-Rates for Liverpool continued duh, with
limited engagements. About 5000 1000 bushels Of
corn engaged for Liverpool in bulk, on private
terms. Flour nominal at Is 3d., and dead weight
lie Cd 2os. coo bales compressed cotton were
taken at nd; to Havre cotton taken at Ne,
and Sea Island at ,sc.. and bone was at &c. A
vessel taken to load Mobile for Havrs at Nc
per ID. vessel chartered to load with deals 1t St.
Johns to London at 60 los A vessel was engaged t,
load with coal at Philadelphia for Salinas Pacific coast
at SIS per ton. To California rates ranged from 45c
to soc.
PRovIs1oSs.-Pork was In steady request. The days
embraced 100 bbis at el3 % for mess,
and $l2 for PRIME per Dbl. The sales of cutmeats
amounted to 900 pigs at yesterdays quotations. About
$50 bbs lard changed hands at &c. exc. per h. Beef
quiet The high prices asked retarded sales There
we're $50 bbls purchased at $40 so $l3 for country
Prime last sold ct 80 per bbl Butter and cheese
we're dull and heavy.
FEH-Dry cod In better demand, at 50 Is 50 so
per cwt Aackerel moderately inquired for SIC
30 for No L. and 50 25 80 90 for No g. per Dbl He:-
ring were quiet, but 6rm.
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dDAn.
:
(aUMBTBLAND COAb-fHE NEW CREEK COAL co
~ "a resolving regular supply o. Gu ieslapd c.4i
tbsir mses Ia Hampshi-e county which she. FER n,
tas AZ the market prices 1his coal IL Believed 90 10 e1n
70 ,ny coal ~nee II The cu@bsslsnd REGION. For steam
held ty engineer in ne " navy auS Ter ,hs
q leeemos-es can be shc~n athe oce 81 Tho company
e Val street
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Total this OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES si

The American Exchange Bank has declared an extra
dividend Of ten per cent payable July which day
ne capital stock of the bank will be increased fifty per
Der cent, million dollars, payable onshaf or
nifty dollars per share, the first day Of July next and
ahe other half the sixth day Of November. The
sock win be distributed TO the old stockholders in ne
satio Of share Of 10 every two shares Of old
stock according to the stock ledger the morning
the 2bth inst.
A II. Nicolay's semweekly auction sale Of stock and
Bonds win take place, usual, Monday, at half-pas.
n O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and va
~ certain articles other than foreign dry goods import
INTO this port during the week ending and including Fri
3.y, the 9th Of June, 1854
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ASSURANCES.


A SION F1KE INSTANCE COMPANY, 20. O. czAr
n Lam cofns- Of pu1ne stgcstAt slestioa heis ~
H. 18th inst he following NAMED Eon. 1rnrp re.e a.
Nm T. P.nesnsy, Jssepl q syp.e.y, Bsnjsmin xe-.i.n
Joan Buutng, I'm. G. trrhur Join 2. koTelu
shss O. Drsfe, rrsno.fN. crrk1rJ, khr.m pu-yee.
Etser u Solhnf. Insba brooke, Nash Nosernan,
panae! - Niltss John Leverage, Vim. A. Brown,
Erlah douehto7, Joha pnnhsn. Thoe. v llliauc Jr
I'm 4 toukn, Essrcser II. Brown, Gocpge ". Frank'i-
ger a. Ituf, sec. =. Whitfes, Benjamin W gispS
Alarcv Erndy, Eghert Sender. william Clo,e
Nn kverden Jamer Freesorr, Stephen Pail.
Ind - a susseqreLt meeting OF nseet0rr William r
cenrsEy fcI fhs nsi. yssr.-nay yerEl prii la Isa
HlMiIroN YIRr INSURANCE. COMPANY oyyrcr
Ii No 1rror row. corner Cfatbnn street. tpe1rss IN
fhe most favorable terms against Ioef ~ brs
,. G. xNArs Secretary. 1oHN BRUCE President
TEE METROPOLITAN FIRE wsUeSpCE coyrx
~ --C,sh essitsl $3.50 to0-Crce noe Ercasysy cor
Der fnt ftrtss MS Ccnra1y prepared 10 n srr
srdias srch-nfss rer,rz.s orsry ard shIps In rc
and the;r esTseef sfaknrt icss y. damage 81 re
James Ior,ms- Graham, Warren nelane, u.
Er~srd Whitebonre, Hsnrs " TuAsr
Joseph n Vsruuu, Bowcs ~ MeIv,ine
leeeA-d AEFleby. Etn-y Dwight, yr,
Freacrtch II cott ivan n. getO.
William X St-cra Cfibs-t 4. B,scAusz
kosss Taylor, Joscph N, Ssyors,
ytmssQ sheide,. Terrain freerGp,
BABEL Parish. E.pAra uscomfS-
Grstavr,A Ccnover, Jctp La FARE
hsfon satr J-f Nf-rlss = Applekv
lfs3c & FxyIcr Jexer4iah Wtieu
yA.fS lOhihsh 0AeHAR frsslssSi
EsvAnp sThsssVRr, setrst-sv
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ExcUnsloN TO TEE FISHING BANKS. : TIE
franlis street. Nsrth river ssioei Amos street 81
u; sprnS street fsel slip East rvsr 81 g. d -.
HEw ToHK AND CONEY ISLAND TEaRY-THE
~ new and splendid steamer NORwALK, Capt. A.
Aischcooh viii eemnesce running regular trips on the
,.sve sP.ins street y. n, \. rs and 81 r. -;
ssy leland ct II H., and 6s p. n, Ian ding 81 Tor.
hanltoa Zach Why; Fare IN cents NO hall Prise for
ferry without regard 70 cor for the accemnodston Of
public. NJ %. AL persons forbid trutipg
socount Of the said steamer CBAs. neEEILL
Agent.
TIE PAVILION Oh SAID ISLAND IS Nor oryS
for the reception Of visitors, where found
Al tmes both in easing sne dnsiss tie very sest The
psrket aho.ss The bathing ~ .his place nrivsed
beng perfectly tafe ~ D. L.ie Neck 81 on
esnd.
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TO sEII-AloSo LEASE OF FOUR STORY AND
Z lasemsnt house with q store nttaehcd -l09 Cedar
street Apply At The grocery Washington street.
scTper 81 Hector.
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BMxLLARDS.
pILLIARDs.-BAs sFORD's ROOMS. WITH -FOUR
~ teen tables OF marble IRON and slate, No. Ann
corner Ppsappe and ynton street, BroaklyL travellers
gooa attsR dance, At l6e chesnut street, Phadslphs
RLLIARD TABLES, &C, FOR sALE.--A LARGE
II and elegant assortment o. rosewood AAd mahogany
tables win wooden marble nd sls,s beds made ready
thipment 81 the lowest rates AL other articles appers
refining 10 silards 10 sold ~ the 10 cash prices
LEONARD BENJAMIN, So Broadway.
fsur second hAnd table, cheap for cash.
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Weekly Report NJ Deaths
10 the city and county Of New York from the Sd day Of
June to the 10th day Of June, 1854.
Men, a6 women, 81; boys 1872; girls, %. Total 4os.
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TosAccoNIsT-, tTTESTioS.--FoR SALE To
saceo factory, wi steam engine msorinery aud tx
ufes, 9Th without n. stock lease OF promised, &C
onx estaklshed, and dossg x5ellent business.
vii he sold cheap tor cash only. Apply the premises
262 Green wieh street.
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The leading items Of imports during the week as
follows Coffee s7S 2s3; undressed skins ss5,t72 hard
ware, s29773; iron, bar ssi o; iron, pig So, lol
railroad iron ssl,lte; Tin s3e,2l sugar, sio7 csi
watches s5i $40 Tho total vaiae Of imports last week
wa unusually small and Tho falling appears 70 have
beer Is great in foreign dry goods general merchan
dse. The exports from this port in tho same time,
have been as npnerea.-
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MERCHANTS LINE FOR ALBANY, CoNNRcri
Nl with railroads north and wet-fare 80 cents Il
STEAMERS MANHATTAN, Caps. W 3. Neison, and an
Capt Hancock will leave the foot Of Robinson ID
daily Saturdays eseef ted, At or N. For freight or
SAGE, apply ct the once ON tho wharf
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRFcr-J
IN New Jersey Railroad, through in four borr
states msii and expr.st lines leave York t OF ~
fandt street ~ seven nine, aud eleven A. M and a.
ana half past dse r farc-s2 rs ia seven and cid
"A. and for NJ SEQ Vor econd cass) IN eisve
\. ~ snd bar past ave b Accommodation line led
~ twelve ct reduced priees) from rortlandt ssv
through IN sia hours Through tictets soid for altin
Washington Norfolk y o'csn, Wilmington ans Charles
in he above trains IN ough baggage agents ia the
and half rast s.s trains snIy Passengers with bad
the ferFy kfteen minutes before the trap leaves
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Day GQODN. 40.


DAkGAINs IN SHAWLS-THE SUBSCRIBER HAv-
- ing purchased the stock Of an importer OF Canton
Grape shAwls discount Of twenty ave cent from the
eost Of importation, he offers them 10 his
corresponding rate He has also reduced his brochs ch
and French and India camels hair shaws,
fall trade Ladies therefore want Of really shawl
hsvs an Of shassg at great bArgAin
GEO. BULPIN. mantlls and shawl emporium, Nc. 3Gl
Broadway.
BARGAINS IN MASTlLLAs ENTIRE STOCK
- Of rich embroidered and plain silk mantllss in al
from former prices $40 and SIC man.lias selling N and
large loe Of & $5 and $l6 mantllos offered
" Ladies call early and secure bargain
MohyNEUX BELL, SO nal street.
IMPORTED wOvE CcRsETs--xRS GAYNOS HAS
ready the largest selection Of french Brslish
we've corseto offered in this city. Her prices
i-e about half rsuAlly charged No G Thru avenue,
;etail
MADAEES RUTKAY AND NEsZIENYr, KOS sUTHs
M sistere have just received large stock Of beautiful
last dinner And evening time Also, models Of the
eons OF morning dresser They invite their customers
and other ladies TO look ~ their esthhtkmcn $50 Ninth
street, three doors from Broadway.
NOTICE TO LADIEs-MANTILLAs-ON AND AFTER
IN this date the subscribers entire stock Of mantiias
Europe make his sseetors for the fall ons
elegant h and lace mantss former price $40 and 4i2
now selling 1t % and - each Upwarde Of Thousand
very magiheent garments comprising Of tho rehes
selling $40 $l2 S4 Fifteen hundred very pretty
erenadins eossaner and other light mAntilss at %
$40 each. GEO. BULPIN, Paris Mantilla Emporium, oSl
Broadway.
YTNRI COLOR sIIKS.-TfTTY PIECES, THE LAST OF
Il the lot, fcr SAFE ~ JOHN PARET con, % Maiden
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wees ending june 80 ................ $4,000
Total value Of dry goods put the market
week ending June o,h................,... 5o2,sso
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per located ons Of the most thriving towns IN tho
Pnnsyyania coal region IL 10 well cst4eshsd and sup
ported FOR particulars apply 10 J. d, CHICHESTER. -
Duane street New York.
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EoR wHITfsT0NE, BAYLIy DOCK, NEW
y etslle, 6lsn Cove, Glen Wood Llcyd,s Deck. %
SSla .s.s%s9 cRorc osa ,s
wood win leave Fulton aAri o. slip daily Sunday
Glen Cove Lioyd's Dock and Oyster Bay; ana Tuss|
Lha.sdsy and Saturday for resshpsrs kssasniss
Lcyds Dook, SO A n Glen Cove TAO A. -; wfite,V
s4Jh N On nond,y. wednesday and Ss10y viii II
The steamer GEORGE LAW Capt Albert T. shaw,
leave the same alp oaily Sundays excepted At 50 ri
and Glen Wood, (Rosiyn) Returning VIII leave Glen v
At el5 a. NJ; Glen cove A. 6;so A. New Rochelle j
The GEOkGE LAT will also leave the Same alp, u
Sundays sxesptsd) atgW A NJ Tor Whitestone. NewI
viii leave Glen Wood ~ lis0 p. n. touching at the
Stages viii be In readiness At Bsyls Dock TO convey
sepeers 70 Westchester and 9th stages for all
IansiBss 70 convey passengers 20 the different places
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TUE SOONER you CONE THE BETTER Mr.. SoREN
Iannervaldt has eight of land tor sale which
divided into three lots the middle orchard with 80
fal,ed apple trees also cherry peach, and
There u no house the place, IL -outsns
enc mile and lf from the VILLAGE and good loos
ton. The subscriber offers 20 sell NJ loss Apply
SOkEN VANNERvsLDr Rarmerskifl. near St.sniord.
fairIfld county, Connecticut.
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CAMDEN AND AABoY RAILROAD TO pBrrAI
~ phA. from pier No. North rivep-Two lines "a,
"a. ane 2P n. Tho morning line ct A NJ. byStI
beat John Potter 70 south Amboyi thence By sal h
Express lines st =. ~. by john Potter 20 AEsjoy A.
si-scs - Came by ears through In ave hours FArJ
W; snigraLt line st5P. NJ fare 81 rs.
TOR KEYPoRT UNION, PORT MONMOUTH,
dle.own Point, Red Bank, Freehold, 40 The "a
sAGLa leaves every morning, except saturday !
docks Of the Florence snc keyport Company a. sci
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y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30 Total .............40
THOMAS X. DOWNING, City Tnsector.
City IDspeetor's ofiso, New York June 10, 1854
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ILIYfON. STATEN isLAND..THH SUBSCRIBE
Offers for sale Of ths tuatel
building lots At Cnfton the Naovs tract oe
W. Van Wasenen 1sq This pcsition ths most attrao
street, or 81 the end Of omnibus route, Clifton.
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A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, THE STOCK AND
"A Axtures Of saddle and harness mandatory within
hourly Communication of this city Said business 10 In
Aeurhsg condition Ill health the only indacsmsnt for
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FTRRWORWe.

EIRH CRACKxRe.-5,00oB BOXES FIRE CRACK
- NO gold chop,n - packs, for sale BY DA3
f9e Front street.
RIREw oRKs-A FULL AssoRTNRNr or THE 4
n quality, including Every description Of erhiH
work ana colered tres. al Of which offered st The
est prices - THOMAS DUNKIN, 10 Maiden lane.
ElDEw0KKs OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS, wARRAN
- nrst lity.-ExhfbitioAs supplied ct short No
me crackers rockets roman candles blus hshts, tris
ana . large varsity Of small works, suitable for dea
street.
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RROOxLYN.-THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE.
o. 70 is IN the Eghth Ninth and Eleventh wards o.
5000 70 $4,000 each Apply 70 J. r. BADGES Oxford
street, near Atlantic avenue Brooklyn.
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horse, is hands high. six years old can trot 4
three minutes; iarEs dagPls gray horseifye years
horse, 81 hands high Sns action and fast, ys.A
also bay horse Of great stys and beauty, l6 hand
i've years old and fast. These horses are Just fro
mont, pure Morgans and sound and kind in every
responsible city warrantee to that efBct gwen Al
Hl Jay street, Brooklyn.
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Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Providence, master.
Sioop Midas, Bucking CHAM, Providence, master
Steamer Delaware Clark. Philadeiphis, Sandford.

ARRIVED.
Steamship Black Warrior Bullock Mobile April u.s. And
Havana 18th With lo passengers and cotton to Livingston
Ship beverly clipper of Boston, Chase shAnghae lo2
days passed Anjier Feb with teas and silks to master.
April lat 90 Ion IS 20 spoke bark Venus days hence
Ship Yorktown Meyer, London. and Portsmouth March
April lat 90 ~ lon 10 So saw ship Wandering Jew bound
lat 80 Ion 40 20 passed Am bark John Henry bonnd
ballast. o 10 Wenrton ABBOTT. fp''" "Ni'
Bark Sea Duck (of Portsmouth, MD Pickering. Mar,
Cousirery Co April H. lat 81 TO- TO- spoke Br bark
Lady Of the Lake, OF Glasgow for Savannah The
BARR casoIinss tBrsm5 ssrsssr, Bremen March IL with
April H. lat a. ~ fell in with number oficsbsrss and
field ice The experienced heavy westerly gales on the
passage
Brig Fornax (of Warren. RID Collins Matansas 10 days.
sehr Potomac. OF Bedford Tor Jssssonvs 'p'A'
Brig Leontine (of HarpsweD Merryman Sagna Grande
ns s ssss Rest
spoke schr Lewis Perry from AttAkapa Phadel
Brig James Elwell, Bingham Pensacola is days with
cotton &c, to Elwo Co. April 90 lat 23 So lon 81
81 exchanged signals with ship steering N, showing
her name to be Walburn. The days north
Of Cape Hatteras.
with sugar and molasses, to Brett, Son ( Co.
Schr Isabella Thompson of Cape May Corson Port La
seIr Moses G Leonard, smith. Virginia. days w.
sohr Thomas Carrow, -, Philadelphia for Boston.
irbn rnhns sss f,
Steamer Pelican Henry, Providence.
SAILED.
Steamships Asia, Liverpool Alabama Savannah South
Melbourne; Macedonia Demsrara; Hudson Glasgow Con
queror New Orleans bArks Lamartine Caveston Frank
lin Trinidad; brss Hanover (Ham, Vera Cruz Webster
Wind during the day from Sc to NV.
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The Canal in Order.

From the Albany journal, May 2.
We learn from Commissioner Gardiner that the Eastern
division Of the Canal is in good order for boats
with the exccp6sa of small space near Rome and the
work that II Is hoped and anticipated will be finished
tonight
We have despatch from Mr. Fitzhugh commissioner
the middle division dated at Syracuse this morning,
the that divsion and that tho long level would
he filed they ready for the water at
Rome.
As we hear nothing bad from the West, may now
say the storm has entirely dispersed and the flooded
streams fast subsidng that boats which left here this
reach Rome tho only point of obstruction the difficulty
will he removed.
s-A despatch from Joseph Cochrane, collector Of
tolls at Rochester, informs that the canal filing
rapidly this morning, and that light boats were being
cleared. Also that the Genesee Valley canal is full
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PHILADELPHIA May 3, PM-Arr ships John Currer,
Bateman Liverpool; Louise Marie lBrem) Wenck, Bremen;
banks Chiffon Penne Sagua In Grande; Conrad, smack
Rio Janeiro; ksteh Commerce Loyett Borde.ux for
denas; Canton Crowe Boston; Vermont Naylor Carde-
scbrs Relief Gates, Cardenas Henry Payson Ell.
bridge and Sommervlle Crowe Boston, steamer City Of
Boston, Baker do.
Cid steamship Keystone State, Harde Savannah; ship
Siroceo, West, Lverpool schrs Mary Rowland Couch,
Charlestown, Mass; Saratoga, Hodgdon, Salem.
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The Gndsdcn Trcaty-Letter from Mr. Benton.
WASHINGTON May 2 1854

NAshiNuIoS, may = loo4
To TIE EDITORS OF THE EVENING Posi-
GIEnFMEy-Your paper notices report that Mr.. Ben
ton intends to oppose the appropriation for the Gadsen
treaty, as IL is still called when it to the House
for appropriation. The report is pretty well founded
but would not be willing to have it believed that this
opposition TO treaty account Of invading the priv
leges of the House. is any idea with me, to
stutop, and has been several times discussed in Con-
gress, and spoken upon by myself twenty six
years ago. may be in chapter 80 of the Thrty
Years View, when opposing in the Senate Indian
treaty 10 alter the boundaries of Arkansas established
by law and give organized territory to the Cherokees
which had been settled under the laws of the United
States The question is also mentioned Of those
which to occupy public attention, in the preliminary
View to the Thirty Years, and question yet to be
settled and some opinions given about it, and that
written before the Gaden treaty had been heard
of The idea then, Of opposing the appropriation to
invade the privileges of the House of Representatives
old in government, and also old with me, and
has been avoided in instances by getting the pre-
vious consent OF the House of Representatives in the
Louisiana and Florida and California acquisitions The
other class of objections applying to the treaty ITSELF Ito
its mode Of negotiations its objects, its value, and its
ratification incidental to the main one and fall full
before becomes the instrument of passing the
peoples money; and especially after it has got hold Of
the treaty question of the breach Of its privileges
In point editorial went little too far, in sup
posing that had particular information in relation to
undue in procuring the ratification of the treaty.
have been heard and observed by Others and that has
been enough in my opinion to require investigation,
that things be cleared up way the other Our
government in all its branches, should be like CHsar's
wife-not only chaste, but unsupported.
Yours respectfully, THOMAS n. BENTON.
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Teleurnnhic Mar,ne Reuorts.

BOSTON. May SAT- barks Syphax, Ardrossan; yesta,
Matanzas Krenlin New Bedford; brigs Pandora Ant.
Porter Matanzas Benjamin Carver Cardenas Tiberas.
New Orleans: Souter, Mobile; Mary Ann, Jacksonville;
Trenton, Darien; Emma and Myra Philadelphia.
NEW ORLEANS, May Arr steams ship Orizaba, New
York. bark Lancaster Philadelphia brig Victoria Balti-
m re-
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MARlTlME INTELLIGENCE.
ALMANAC FOR NEW yoRK-rHs DAY.
SUN ...........4 So NOON OF OF
SUN ..........6 SO HIGH WATER 90 so
N~~N~~NNNN~NN~NNeN~N~~~
rs.,.~ ,r Nn,v vo-,~ nr.,- !, ,sxs

~~NN~~NN~NNNNN~Ne>O>~~~
Port OF New York, May 3, 1864.
CLEARED
Steamfhip Alabama, Schenck, Savannah, Mitchili.
Steamship Southerner, EVAN Charleston Spoord Tiles
ton a &c.
Steamship Roanoke Skinner Norfolk, Ac. Ludlam 4
Peasants
ship 81 Denis Tollansbee, Havrc, Boyd h Hincken.
BARK Elizabeth. Young, London, Goodwin 4 Brother
Eark Won Stein (Brem), Hoimbers, Bremen. Gelpeck
Co.
Bsrk Mary Elizabeth Hchborn, Buenos Ayrss, Buck
4 Co.
Bark Aimade, Andre. Santa Cruz, Cuba Richardson.
Bark Cuba, Lcavitt Sisa,
Bark Henry Buck, Pendieton Havana, Nesmith 4 SON.
BARK Massppa. Bdly, Philadelphia, O Bsrnadan Bro
Brig Wsnderer Cha tbourn Maya uor, Underwood.
iiris velocity Daneli Bermuda Tucker Iishtbo urne
schr Augustus, Blunt, jacksonville Peck Chur III
schr Waterman, Friend, Jacksonville, re Peters.
sehr Dolphin, Foster, Jacksonville, Simpson Mayhem
SsAs CAes nnIs, s.isA, Mnniastsa, Dollasr Potter
9shr kiless Tyi.r MilniaEtss, nsys,s Gilmore.
II n IysNh i1is4lh MNtssss 2 y.Twt