New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-05

peabody taking ont supplies to the Sandwich Islands and
reu,ne with full cargo Of furs and ndes IN ne then
incon, eiyably short space OF eight ons anu twenty!
ra,.; Moore was brother OF Mrs. Hewitt, the dsin-
IsAed 10 soss q this City. and TO him were Addressed
the admirable lines called "Ihe maze IN no' f'0s"'
Voiumc.
During the month of May eysereR hoS'a"' F'e hN"'
drsd and s.rfy-sr Issseng'S from foreisn countries "
rived at tn. port o. these, 1921 were ctizcns OIL inc
United s.sos and go aliens. There were - 10 sens
from ports in Sreat Britain; 1880 from German Psrs
r. SO from French ports $50 m the Wess Indies anl
"a from South America We think the whole number ex-
cees by some the gsest nuober ever before re-
corded for one month.
sATryG TN FRASKLjS
The United State, mail steam hip Fran Kim Capt Wot-
TON le this port at clock Satura' Tor ilayre Via
SOUTHAMPTON with go passengers, full freight and
A. asl 400 in specie Ancng the passengers were Prince
Jerome Bonaparte AM ". Larsire, French Consul
OF Belize Honduras All large number oil NeW-ioFNes'
THE orSoA sTrAvEF1
We End the following items in letter to me NeNarR
DAILY Adrerfiser: NIX,
The der,rtura Of the stesr,er Sicily for NewYort has
hon DELAYED in consequences Of her recent encounter With
n. Herculaneum off Nice. The captain and mate, IN
fact were arrested her arrival IN ths cry, o.
,baro of careessnfss in tia; distressing tair Among
the fffy messengers of the H. which went down Instantly
there was but American, DR. Chares e.'shom, Tno
j. among the seventeen saved. Mr. Ed hnisht an In
eishman whose wife and children pershed mas since
died in this city Of gangrene IT cutting Hoh que VI
wife During their last struggle together in the sea- Mr.
kpropcsed 10 abandon the children as he could not save
both them and her but she declined and 80 went down
with tbeln-in the desperation % the moment blnns on
of his fingers. The cargo comprised loVOo francs
Among the arrivals on the sth rst was the ship Com
monwesl,h commanded by General Joseph Garbadi,
under the United States flag The veteran warrior
heartily greeted by his numerous Did friends and COM
patriots.
An attempt has recently been made in this City by a
welknoTn shpmaser, to raise subscriptions Tor the es
Enlistment Of line Of hrst,eass steamships between
NewYork and New-Orleans. Large sums of money were
subscribed by merchants and others IN the two cities to be
benefited by the enterprise, and was proposed 10 pur-
chase the new steamship Ur1aos no" WI n Scevs 'f
s220 oC0 Il was found, however that the requisite sum
could be raised at present and the project was aoaa
doned No doubt greater effort viii probably De maze
in toward this object and line OF ste lmerS
COMMERCE BOSTON.
The f,loync were the arrivals and clearances at the
port of Boston for the month OF May; -
Arr,rois.-Foreign- Steamers ,; shir, p; barks 3d.
Stegmers 90: ships III barks 49, brgs as; schooners
1871 sloops l. Total 3Oi. o. the above ships - banks
80 brls aud III schooners were British; shIp Russian
brig Ne,lenburg, gallios Dutch schooner DANISH,
bsths aud brig Norwegian brig Swedish brig span
i.h and the remainder American.
Foreign Steamers, p ships "Oi barks i9i
-
ers 20: ships %; bars 81 brgs, a; schooncrs, @2s
slooys . Total OF the above, ship, 10 barks, ~
brias and l0l schoonors British brig Belgian,
brig Neapolan ship Scian, bark and brig Mech
lcnbur1 brig Portuguese bark Cicilian and the re-
nglnd,r American.
COMMERCE OF BALTIMORE.
During tho month of May there have arrived al hs port
g ships q barks % briggs and li9 schooners Iota ar
rivals col which Il ships, Il barks 10 bngs and IL
schooners were from ore ports aud ships, Is parks
L. brcs and 1873 schooners were coastwise
There have been cleared during the same tune SHIPS
% arks 80 brgs and 20e schOOners. Total cearances
es7 OF which ships, 10 beks Il briggs and 10 sohoon-
os were for foreign ports and ships, 10 Darks Ia orgs
and l9s sehoOners coastHise.
by Telegraph
wRYeK OF TIE EMIGRAST SHIP ELLEN Thompson.
PORTLAND, Saturday June 3, 1851
One hundred passengers of the emgrant ship Ellen
Thompson wrecked in the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence on the
18th May arrived here this morning by the steamer
Admiral from st. John They taken from the wreck
by the bark Sarah and carried to Rchbuctoi and are on
ii cir way to Canada.