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Nos IS and n Csbs+t Nfv-Yon- ofhee established ne
vses always b found srse nan
..n have tbs oder. sed By writing supeatnasut sd
sn'iss u. .noopi ne.s..J pay The P.~sss Of the
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Trees End Plants; Aa.oNs co f.s.ons s;.,s
Their large n Fra and orosnsnts rec
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s.:g f'''' delivered N sectors nee o ''':. 20
A Public meetIe of the Newtewn Village Asseei,-
HSSfsikG Apri s ssmSsr. are requested pans
.s1e zoe %e 51 Ip or hs ln n
pnSssiol III fu,i stse. Of II. nS e,ss. Ias
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and Liable 0 n1s be So an :a'' Pis ho ~b
sDdDs meeting msiirs application to ssy of the gentle
mi n W kfTChAM No iL,s.rypI,e W MAC4oS9Uoa
no ls s's;'I ppssS wfIsos No rs s5use; A.
WILKEs Bushes Asrt Of the Association No 2l2 broadway
scu,b WiIIInnburgh-A public unssss of tbi. Association
win held their Boons No 1871 Bowep on MONDAY EtEN
nsDter vi tpd.vof ssed The Sd o. May 1854 the t5e
ssss,.., 20 sl. boas p.y
Ss., Ia m S & l. p. %s ss % dS
rortupS viii afforded to avail then.sye Of
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usied upon Wsn,bus and Cypress His panlroad three
,n ho All w Shc dse to ava. ." it, ar.
requested to attend the meetings 'n 6s isp @ihos %
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PIRITUAL MANIFEs TATIONs
~ FxAaISgD ASO EXPLAIsGp
JUDGE EDMoSDs REFUrEDi

AN EXPOSITION OF rHE INVOLUNTARY POWERS AND
INsrisCrs OF TIE HUMAN MIND.
soFEE oops
Author Of TIE Philosophy Of Eserca Pgeb0ofy lzrsrsAJ
Triumphant
Eiern,ly beaud in Cloth. Price IS een,s
The fres far heard from speak IN the hthsf terms Of TIE
bcok
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GEORGE CHRIsTY and WOODS MINsTRELs,
~ No ~i Bro,a.., shove aeysrss
TIE sEW busIEffA UNCLE ROW EVERY EVENING
WOOD; Bs,i.,. h.n.s.r
roo ss srss .' . 5ei feet.
DUCKLEYs OPERA HOUSE, No $50 Broadway,
- eysn EVERY NIGHT By the eslsarsied BUcKLErs sAA
WTpSHsDAy svtSlSo Ap-n - th. iai4less = O. SWAN
oS.s :. LUCIA fP 6s LAaaERao5R@ caao.f:
80 o'eloes boas q esBs
CT. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION h0OM, No. 4s5
4 = H9F = E eTEsso 40. rpx
osAsLyy While md Dan EuMEr =. %: ..- AID :.a
GREAT RUSH for HOPE CHAPEL, No ~
ssoA 40 .rses.. 's si: .Iss a..
.e 81 ,s ana on. Va ssoe present. .Tys1d
,css s5y 20 en- ssa f15s Cd ,5T1TS6Y ISfeRSoos
VeOei Single sdniftAase 25 esns For particular zee 'n'
THE BRYAN GALLERY OF CHRISTIAN AKT
hUTHE sTIC Pieiurss By Guido &c s-an. "A l-.L cnse
Tss 6S@ensiin ssi. RO:s vs.1a-I G1aq EaS.s
sa P'i n L s a:A s.ass ~
Hosee vsrpst No as Bso.ds., A1nl.-n Is eeas
I Asst WEEK.--NATIONAL ACADtMY.-Tae
DtsIcS No eGs Bro.dwsyl will lively close 81 10
''N'DAi' A''" % T ADJ sos RicaIRDs, cor.sse MA.
GRAND SINGING. BIRD and FLOWER-sHOV
s SlT 9oS5 j. hs r..t oR NJ. JG oh Pc
njrns srosnf 70 fv, hupdrd dollars Open eoD2etof
tirO.gLout the United States Anc Cansts
pANvARD's GEOKANA.-By the urgent request
10 rrul-I families who b. the e-H
uem,pt tafber euabbe 70 sests TIE s
~, HoI, Land ard till So I'd AZ EVE Y
ING asa, eomneLeing at u SATURDAY AfTERNoOS a.
Adrss en- Is cent?
EREAT MASS MEETINGS of the TICKET
~ HOLDERS TO .-.,-.
AND SALT LAKE
VIII he held ~ 49, LLO a0ONs No ft Btgadxv
EVERY AFTERNOON AID EVENING THIS NEEh .
sinse sdnssor, cent?. i've admissions, 81 See small
Nov 10 the time 10 purchase de.ets - $500, -,
Letter. should be addressed to j. WESLEY JONES Apollo
Room No 40 Broadway N
OPOOKLYN AMUSEMENT-Sg BL1TZs PER
- FORMANCEs The Secret Of Life 10 Happy fer he
BENEFIT @ the LIBRARY of the BROOKLYN ArHESEUM =
Three EVENINGS and ATE RSOOSS ~ the ArHE.EON
SATURDAY EvEEIS3S April ~ n q At n Jcocs and Fl
DAYsro SATURDAY AFIERN00S5s At Admission % cents
scbloreB AZ cent?
GREAT GALA DAY at HOPE CHAPEL THIS
" AFTERNOON HUI drsds Of ladies' aud child en- rons
81 and ehve Of those hoey .nsrSved si
tbst will sem II and friend for ONLY cent? dood
for vsua K after hsve the brilliant iAoeAaK
Of American History For particulars see SUI il biis.
CPIRITUAL MANIFEsTATIONS.-A Debate,
~ sons with Piano &c SUNDAY Toto H. 2 and 20 20
Ut the c. numerical college No 40 6thsv Misses ARNOLD
CALI other Mediums vii be present AT home
esily. Heeiums for parties, families and circles
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MRS. ARTlN L o Ms
|" I.Ek AND SAYINGS


FIRST EDITION, a,tOo COPlESl ..- ,,,,
VIII he rgblbhsd on SATURDAY, ADnl y TdE LIFE AND
SAVINGS or YRS PAbTINUIOS AND OTHERS VI Tue
FIrIII b, Il r. ebi Of The Boston fosL
a. her Of wordes ye ssefy
ree vha bsvl much sood Diss aS
Wor.,: Lib. Al Arr Mistresse UGb Hyte'
o.. ecssut 80 printed 90 sopernns pspef
win a. Wood Including the f'hosms
u,,tlou 10 h designed BY Coffin Bro~n, and engraved oJ
Orr Andrews: nj, oA...
s Paftiu stopisn Philosophy = faneh "a inc hesn'
s. o the ke.Olatlon . lac N the DoanSy
PsrripstaE Mouse Hun ins o. A Onetnss SsS,y. III,
Tie has the pleasure Of snnouneios the d o.
volume Ms psrtinEoa her Lhs
sna Nxs Pul" lac" aud Others Of the
n The age ordered In advance more 10 An u
e.re. tie evidence OF the popularity OF ns nooa WIN
shs h that the old Lady Will Do tndy reesy
public the bossher places ms hand On hs
b. art .Id the curtain descsnes ~ .low naic
J C DERbY, Publisher, No Q Park place Ne York
And for sale Bools thfosshout the United states and
Csnsdss rtee ~ -
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Wants.


A Cook and to wash and iron OF to do the house
"A ers o. private family By .sa nurse sd Sc go.
5ssnstrssa BY tue otasf faees Wfs -
80 ..s uc,d sxessat city reference Csh No "
sshsy q the bootstors
a good Cook, and 20 wash and iron In . PIRATE
a ,il, h, ous snd WsfrsS Chsmbermsid cod wsae
~ ~ der Thee Ghis very sxpsrisosel 80 ssse
-.sn CIV refersrce would In the country Cen Me-
u sGh-sy, Ia the Bsok-sfof
4 NEAT, AGREEABLE YONG GIRL, who is Protect
"A a. Win fair sdseston. desfes dssson 81 -
She euis ana fts eindrens eohsas seseiy saI ~
hmi, sevrs Woa1 Ike the care q - ehd w.
verh The saosf ssfsfsctry city references ees a -
MARY, UsLasqasrs fsstOGse fos sss ss,s I'VE !"
n<rfh
TWO Tiny ISDCsTRIoUs GIRLS, aged u 70 10,
.~s psses-ess . Cs..ss11 o. 49, "a - ssss ~.
Nure ana wo1h nsAs hsssf sfsefs q -. nsn.tS<s
,ssnmmerdes Cs1 Il No - sttsy- y Ne ssoss.'
xxTANTED-By 4 youpg Lady Who has BED oar
w yssn ., p.sn:. snx ?: lss * y o. 80
sna 'ss LnsA at - Il rsssrsses pxes rsserss
STrnSI dsn.t.on a. 6eamstress, and 10 assist
w ~ 80, 81 shilsres Cea - eess ~ tse ssr s~
,,...t sssssios isssss = 10 q csssssHy - ''H'~
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NEW BOOKS =,
IN 1 BoMIoPATHIC PRACTICE or MEDICINE By VI
fre.h, n D.; edition just s4sea Vol limo fne'
The beet Won hind Published for domestic use
HYGIkE OF TIKI III NAN SYSTEM By Prof Justin H.
Lson Of wster'le College vol limo fhes 20 s7n
T only eInsd 10 be sppro.ed and intro
asetd . Text book In al Schoos aud Acsaemies ~,
mi A new eduon Of ths NAPOLEON DfsAsrf; Or HIS
rokY on THE BoSAPAKrE FAMILY BY The berkley Family
vol, syO. PIiee s25o -
t,sr taas univ erssy sknoviedsed to be The most com
tle subjects Of vtth treats thai h
ever ,pIeafed No library be eoEp!ete thout h
~ KY SCHOOL AND sCHOOLAAsfER5; Or, TIE STORY
on NY pUcsTIos By High Miller limo. Prize 81 %
v TIL TWO RECORDS, TIE Mosaic AID rHE GEoLoeI
e,I A i.ctrre b. Hush Miller. Musn price - cenis .
vi TEFslUats Or ENGLISH WORDS By feter Asfk
po.s isyi.ed and BY Sears d D. 2ao Pnee
VII. THE LAMPLIGHTER. The Great American Romance
Viii Ri ssIA AND THE EASTERN QUESTION By Rich
SIC seef az TPaIEsl And TIE HUGUENor; Or PEssEcu
ross IA isE Asa OF XIV 2vos. Iino Price u IS
IL Press.
CHRISTIAN GREATNESS Dtcourss on the Death Of Hon
yrts,a "A 20 rhry Of Albany By william Hague
oISa al SINS COMMENTARIES ON TIE NEW TESLA
MINT SHELDON LAhPOkr BLAhEaAN
Late LAmPor, BlakemAn Ls~)
No rxsplsee.
NIB VIII remove the store No lis Nssssa st. be-
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Amnsemcnts.

TOsEPH, a NEW CANTATA the words selected
u chiefly ih- ssred son the music composed by Geo
Henry Curtis ". JuStsiIE y CHORAL SOCIETY
on WED"EsDAY EVENING April the Central pI,sb teds,
Cburch Broome corner benefit Of said ChuIeh and
Po BoOse Of Industry The solo parts in the Oso ''
S4ps,yTISEas Nh G KaTs AksS PETgIEY
Jhc6B Mf JAMES AIDES
}3srIH s9'' WV %i5t hsYs hhwi'
ssn .e: %:} b o Gained No n iss o sy
Comp.neemept7 a o'eloet preel.ely
GRAND SACKED CONCERT
" ST. NICHOLAS tfIxa9srI,os ROOM ROOM u..,
SUNDAY EVENING
sHAKsrrRu cS 3 sea SOCIETY,
nm unS' 4 II. he'd di'ss''s SOL
Conductor of tn. s.sisq;! Guard EVEN
ING ouIh the ~eeh
NIBI O's SALOON-PAUL JULIEN's THIRD
II .pS LAST CON ERT ~il tale place on MONDAY EVEN
SF A p RAS p 's Iaci,
end PAUL JULIEN upon violin with only one atm
o he S, 50 eens Reseryd seats Ell be pro oed at
Nes bail Sons No. 2Ss Broadway on Saturday 1|o' ana
Mouosy, gath
ID fnes sno Bin gill peifSr% III: th5o ~
oones' "a 81. sp.i ,ss Once
the ip,tituie from A NJ. to6P NJ daily
DHII HARMONIC SOCIETY.-TWELFTH SEA,
sON-lhe membe Of the SOCIETY ard the psSS ~ sen.,.
respecu, Informed s.t sh ise,,h mo s o A. the fbs
r.s TIE fos ina hpdy yol1niesrss tssi
=: a. Mr. S ksxrS MtLLAoh MI F.
Fss Tickets pocu the Muse St1resS N
n .n ~ Performance to commence st soeocf NJ
Conductor Mr. THO hiSfhhD '' sfIER Secretary
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77RYsTAL PALACE-The New. York Crystal Palace

fNRYSTAI. PAIACE-ThtN new IUIh VI!rV NV
emporuDy closed in order TO receive ana strange
and besutifn aJcles fem Europe and oar own county
r. n, srsnd Rsooenrs aud m popular
an The All Of MAY fa parie al,rs OF the
vroris. Of the orc.son will be published 10 due ume
Of one b. ndred dollars each offered FOR the es. ~ r,n
kono, Of Invention and the Arts 70 DC sung ao
s.sn.ton by the Harmonic sociey
tssee hundred Odes be sent b inc <o.n W
Exhibition OF the lndustry OF al
cannot toe strongly urse all Mechanics 49,
aud the overwhelming impea VI
rho.es Al spec linens the Crystal Palace s.A..,a
are b.iue with the various steam sna
r.,oS Cmrsue the country to carry
de C,stsi Palace greatly reduced rates OF travel sne
s"mhay Of visitors to this msgnacert sbterphss
~ A., sna evepipa OF 18th Of May notwtn
.srSns the extraordinary sr>etona the price OF admission VIII
be hut IS cents. a. .,..,..,.,,oo will Ia
.. III asSs A. eept SATURDAYS and Mondays 80 csnh.
Children under IL yeara 70 cent? ex...,.
On s.urdsy, and Mondays wi hout regard age . Genus
The Palace win open II o'eloeh uurv p,..,asn,
NBThe ehsv Railroad Car. leave the rear Ct the A%oa
pan a. two niputcs Broadway CsnaiS every
nnte Tor the Crystal Palace direct leaving passenger 'H
p.i... NJ othe rcarpso within half mile
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fine Arts.

THIS DAY, grand and final sale some 1000 In
u.vnss Enss Z. VII tass pssss = -
"a Boa ur s,sirs and vD - seh eess
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Ladies'
A little glove sths my heart, tcss the
And hite susln IN
loris Of LADY esiss thr1 feeliDss fh-yd orte
But little feDa deah ssd shorter
And jet % yon your guud,
IN sive you short and bsisf
A small hotel err efience
Which kl,d With gref:
Lssi 81 the Caretdsn,
stopped v.et or
And Iked two 81 Jotf.i - every
Befo1. o. bsshboI's door;
Too boots vita p-tenI lee her tips
Two too< ~kicb sssmed
An gel trop sr0aHd a ~
They role my b. away
Ape Of a q nightly dreams
They before face,
lady growing out OF them.
fSw.r- from
BIT sh. sight
Which truck ~ ike
Some other the book;
Those boots sloGei
tall 5sr Of other boots
Were das by their side
Ard of they vG.ted hst sftsrnosn
And 9TH TIN wak.d-s bdd-i
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STATEMENT or CAPTAIN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN MEYERS DURING THE
GALE.
From Captain Jennings obtained the following
statement Of the melancholy occurrence ne being the
only eye witness of the scene his account will prove
highly interesting. II reads as follows
On Saturday the wind blew with great violence from
the northeast The very high all day, and sup
posed that there would be many wreck along the coast
from Barnegat to Egg Harbor On Sunday morning
observed ship Of aboot 900 tons humping the bar
about hundred yards from the shore. Immediately
station house distant about six miles for the life car
mortar and other wrecking apparatus During the day
the ships deck crowded with passengers and when
the surf out could get within seventy yards of
the vessel which found out TO be the ship Powhatau,
Of Baltimore, Capt Meyers, on her voyage from Havre
to New York The surf mountains high. Indeed
never sow such IN my life Several persons
began TO be swept overheard, when
Captain Meyers hailed through his speakng trurn
pet ond asked me for Gods sake try and save
Of those who might happen 70 wash ashore
told him had went down the beach to where the
bodies came on shore but found them al dead and 1t
was OF no use irving 70 saye them, they all
drowned bcfor, they got hall way to the beach.
Captain Meyers aAked Just before this Il any a.d
would soon reach them.
said hoped 40, four men bad been sent down to
the government station Cor that purpose
Captain Meyers again called out to me TO savc any Of
those who might be washed ashore alive.
Irepled that would TO IL, and went down aboat
Two hundred yards the beach whore tho bodies were
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Naval Intelligence.
F"sv - > 80
NEWS FROM TIE AFRICAN SOU

NEWS FRDh TIE AFklCaN SpuADHON.
The bark Edna, Capt Harvey arrived at this port yes
,erday morning from Marsees, reports March 90 lat
sc OF N Ion 90 So boarded by the T. s. fgate Con
stitution, Commodore Isaac Mayo from the coast OF
Africa on a cruise Received from her letters Sc
with The following report
The sloop Of war nale was the North coast tho IT,
s. ship Marion Liberia the u ) brig Perry on the
South coast-all wei.
List Of officers board the observation-disclosures
n. n.chief. Isaac Mayo Commander, John Rudd Louten-
ants s. II Hazard, u NJ Dove, Samuel Iarkn, @. X. T..
Rodgers dag, Albert G.. Clary, Charles McDonough
Surgeon of the feet, q. Delaney rurser Jas IT. Wae
nough; Master e Ferret; Major Of Marines, ~ s. Wal
dron; Passed Assistant Surgeon, J.. Burt; Assistant
Surgeon J. G. Coleman; Commodore Sc ,retary Level
lyn Boyle Nidshpmen, T. y Pcot, +. f. Potter, VIM. H.
Hama Vim. l. Bradford Alneas Armstrong; Clerks B Il.
Waters, Vim. l.. Swayze Richard keardon Boatswsin +.
CbambeTln Gunner, a. y. Lewis. Carpenter Lewis
Homes; saimaker, Vim. Bennett; Masters Mate John
Collins
The Y. :. steamship Fulton arrived AZ Washington
the afternoon OF tho 18th inst. from Havana The fol-
lowing are her oficers-Lieut. Commanding James NJ.
Watson; Acting Master, Leonard Paulding rurser VIM.
g. Marcy. Assistant Surgeon, j. :. DUNCAN PASSED. Mid
shpmen, Watson smith A. B Cummings, Henry Wilson
and John Irwin Captain Clerk o W. TURK Engineers
1rst assistant, r. II Long; second assistant J. H. War
ner third sssisants g Il woodend, r. b. Quin and Jas
r. kmbalL
The soop or war Leyant arrived at Malta March 25
frcm Milo.
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No "A very respectable looking man. about ve feet
ak inches high well made brown hair aorid complex
ion and fair skin.
No 5-A woman GO years of age, avc feet six INCHES
high.
No. GA woman 22 years or age Ave feet six inches
high hight hair
No. IA woman % years old, 6ve feet six inches high
dark hair.
No. s.-A young woman is years OF age, sandy hair,
light eyes, C. W. marked on her clothes
No "a woman 25 years of age, light hair, i've fee.
six inches high, J. c. marked on her clothes.
No. 1o-A woman thirty years of age, light hair, five
feet four inches high. "R D." marked on her clothes
No ia woman about forty -fve years Of age, dark
hair
No IA woman about twenty years OF age light
hair lysfet four inches high Had scar over her left
eye
No. IA about twenty ave years OF age, dark
hair
No. IA young lady about nineteen years Of age
Scar on her left
No. IA about forty years OF age, sandy
hair.
No. 16.-A woman about 6fty-fye years OF age dark
hair, features much distorted.
No. 1y-A about fifty years Of age, grey hair.
high cheek bones.
No. ia woman about twenty years of age, aorid
protruding very much, black hair.
From No 10 to 2s children varying from Eve to
ten years of age Among them were some very hand.
boys, with fine curly hair and red cheeks whose
sweet little faces admired by all the spectators and
even drew tears from the tender. hearted.
In the southwest corner of the churchyard, deep
trenches dug in the vicinity Of the place where the
homes of SO many persons wrecked board the ship
Auburn many years ago, lie smouderng the dust and
the cons deposited by alongside of each
other with headboard at the head each grave de-
noting the number and description Of the inferred The
sight was mournful one to see-wenty- eight newly
made graves extending nearly the whole way across the
end Of the churchyard with nothing but piece Of pine
beard to mark the spot where the unfortunate people
were buried.
THE NAMES OF THE LOST AT PRESENT AsCERTAINED.
We then proceeded down TO the beach, whore we met
Captain Jennings and several Of his engaged in col
lecting the baggage and portions of the wreck About
thirty trunks with goods in them lay piled up together
among them the chests and the trunk
of the first mate Ambrose Kingsland Rogers in which
several letters, pieces of poetry daguerreotype
likeness, lock of adys hair, and number of shirts
underclothing coats and pantaloons.
All along the shore for ten miles was scattered the
remnants Of the chests and trunks of the
many of them having names inscribed the lids and
sides. Feather BEDS cooking utensils empty casks and
pieces of the vessel to be every side.
ters of the dead scattered here and there bibles
and prayer books lay gistening in the the whole
desolation presenting melancholy and heartrending
scene. From various papers collected and from the in
scrptons on the baggage, enabled to give the
following OF those who board the fated
ship at the time Of her destruction;-
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sible after arrival there to be elegraphed from this
place.
ABsFCoM, April 2o--l p NJ
From the best information that we gather IL om
persons on the beach, about thirty bodies have been
washed ashore Absecom, fifty sixty Brl,anine
and forty on Long Beach-in all about hundred and
thirty. -Four washed ashore this morning I,ri-
gantine Beach.
All the bodies appear to be those Of the better class
German emigrants. The younger persons in their
night clothes.
Benjamin Turner resident Of Brigantne Beach gone.
rousy attended to the requirements Of the dead bodies
One man was found who, from his dress, Cap
tain -.
No vestge Of the ship has yet bean washed ashore and
all Is yet conjecture some suppose she ia the Powhatan
but the following inscription mattress may afford
clue
Amerka nische Line four Packet SohiGfahrt-vaentiro
TorreDso, Meyer Hamburg Stsahof LverPool, Regent
Road facing Bramley Dock New York 20 West
About fifty bodies have been taken to Smithve for in
terment Miss Bass, OF Absecom, prepared number Of
bodies for burial The people generally were afraid to
touch them
1t reported that several bodies have been robbed by
some villains ON the Beach
The gov.rnms mt have no provision here to pfevent
such depreosons. There other important items
worth telegrsphing
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ACCOUNTS FROM ABSECOM BEACH.
UpPosED LOSS OF THE sHIr STAFFORD, AND ALL 0
From the Philedelphia Bulletin. ]

From the Philadelphia Bulletinl
ApsEooM, N. j., April 20-dS A. NJ
We reached this place at haitpast one O'Clock this
morning, and Leave at five O'Clock for Absecom Beach
which is seven miles distant.
We have examined the clothing Of Of the drowned
persons washed ashore at the Beach The stockings APP
pareaty Of Holland manufacture to have belonged
TO boy Of elcven twelve years old Nils linen was
marked in bold, red letters 90 j. - Judging from the
clothing OF the Victims they either Scotch Ger
man, and they appear 70 have belonged 70 the
pectabe class Of erigrants. Between fifty and sixty
bodos have been washed ashore The preston that
they are from the ship stafford from Liverpool bound
10 New York.
Mr.. Collins, Of Leeds Point-which Is on Little Egg
Harbor Bay, west Of fuckers Beach AMI Long Beach
that German oaed ashore at that place last
ing, alive but insensibe Hopes entertained, how
ever OF hs recovery He supposed TO have been from
the PoWhatan,
We sbau Aad news from she Beach ~ soon ~ pos
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SAFETY OF THE SHIP HUMBOLDT.

The suppositon that the vessel wrecked at Barnerat
was the Hamburg ship Humboldt was erroneous The
following dispatches having been received this morning
by W Y. Schmidt Il Co., her owners -
PHILADELPHIA, April 20, 1854
The ship on shore at Long Branch is not the Humboldt
The vessel Is entirely broken up-a pershed Her
is the Powhatan. This is reliable.
The ship Humboldt arrived at this port yesterday She
experienced very rough weather and carried away several
spsrs and sails
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PASSENGERS.
Csrl NJ Kivehner, Havre.
Jacob Friedrich Zoll, Won Schreine
Joan Muller, via Havre
Jacob Ackermann
Sebastian Kulbach, of Berlichingen
Jacob Burkhard, Gondelsherin.
Philip Schmidt, Havre.
Paul Schuier.
Karolina Tocejner Hnvre, his way 10 Philadelphia
Mr.. Bost's sons.
Miss Marie Grieshabsr.
Christophel Heck twentyeg ght years Of age born In
Gondesheun, Baden
Jacob Klein.
Heinrich Kang
Johanna Setter.
ChTistoph Werner,
wilhemine Schneider, born in Gros Coltmar In wur.
temterg, the 4th January, 1882.
Christof Bauer of Klenbottwann Wurtemberg born
the Sd June, 1927.
R, Griffin.
Miss Johann schroeder "a ticket for six persons for the
Erie Railroad, order of Messrs. Weed Co. corner Of
Reade ond West sreetsaye above twelve years and one
under tbree)
$. Lift, marked on money belt which contained two
twenty franc pieces twelve Ave-francs one American
eagle, and three gold dollars
letter addressed by NJ. David Kornar from Adotter.
bocb, in Wuremberg to Mr.. Buk New York
Direction Of Georg Abere, III Hammond street, New
York.
A hair trunk with the following directions Ce
cofre appartient Georg Mitz qui voyage pour pAms.
rique"
book containing the names of several passengers,
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MR.. FILLMORE AT MONTGOMERY, ALABAMA
ES-President Fillmore aud the Hon. John p. Kennedy
arrived at Montgomery, Ala the 14th inst were
received with great enthusiasm large of peo
pe oeing present, ana tse military companies under
Kennedy made eloquent and feeling responses to the ad
dress Of welcome They we're 70 have le there On Mon
eay last.
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Reduction OF Duties at bahama Islands

Information been received at the State Department
al Washington from John + Bacon ESQ, United States
Consul at the Bahama Islands that act 70 consolidate
the duties imports into the colony has been passed
taking effect the LIST inst.
The principal difference between this law and the one
recently in force Is In the reduction of Duties on ALI
kinds of provisions viz Fifty cents barrel on -four
dollar on beet and pork Indian corn peas beans
poultry game fresh meat of all kinds raw hides turtle
and fresh FISH, &c, &c, free This reduction Is 10 be
supplied by an increase OF duties on all dry goods Of fifteen
per cent instead Of the present duty OF Ave DER cent
The revenue Of the colony viii be almost entirely pro-
yided by this law, az there is tax on real estate
PROVISIONS mostly supplied from the United States
dry goods from England and France