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DEFAULT IN ASSAULT ASD BATTERY SET ASIDE
Pred'k Richards ast- Joseph ksmcr

SUPREME CoURT-srEcIaL TE.s- -, vsuo.her.
john Pendeton sgt Chsuncey Barnard aA'
Motion denied. without prejudice, &c.
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fAdyertisenent.
IAdvertisementI
C.e C.c Gas -ARCUFR WARNER & Co. are

GAS GAS, GAs.-ARCHER, WARNER ~ Co are
now and other OF Gas
FIYruREs whch for beauty OF design and superior wonsn
shp are country See samples our great
depot No SO Broadway. Also, PORTABLE Gas WORKS
for country dwellings churches factories &C. warranted
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Advertise nen-l - 90
pI..KE's PATENT FIRE PROOF PAINT, No. ll9
ps.risL-See under head Of Panta
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J,curr NrwToS e RpADDIRy's superiOr Pr

LGHTE, NEWTON ~ BRADBURY superior II
AMOS and GOODMAN BALDwIs's Double-Brk MELoDEoNs,
suitable Churches Two good French Pccoo PIANOS
PIANOS to let CoLBrRS NASH Agents No. f5 Broadway
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ADVERTISEMENT
N DrcnR ArIYR PAPER HANGINGs.-

Ps,rr HARpExBEkGH, Manufacturers and Importers NO.
so Broadway between Leonard and frsnknnstA, invite az.
srtu 10 their extensive stock which unsurp1sed BY any
M a. country faithful and accomplished workmen ssnt 20
y psr Of ths city OF country short notice and their woss
warranted
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Advertisement

"USCLE TONS CABIN" is to be performed at
the National THEAryR To- NIGHT Those wishing IL
this positively the last week it can be
performed.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JvsE ao-BefOrs judge
IxGRAHAN.


Marzaret Gaines agt The Third Az. Railroad Company
To recover damages for loss of services Of little
daughter a plaintiff medical tendance said child havin,
been knocked d,wn injured BY already referred to
Verdict for plaintiff Sl1.
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SUPPOSED DrATH FROM VIOLENCE AT scHooi'-
A small boy died yesterday at No. lss Lauren' 'l.'
apparently from injuries received some weeks previous
at the hands of teacher in one of the Public SCHOOLS
Dr. PuIdy of No. 4al Fourth-st. attended the ooy,
and not feeling satisfied in giving certificate ior
burial notified the Coroner, who viii investigate Inc
matter to-day.
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az. 70. .bp ship - nHe. The clam for sia-which u
aeses CO. 20 osns Nd sgt The schooner ysut
By owners OF piIot-t oat Moses H. GrinnsiI, 70 NJ
cs,ef .sivsre The Frank Wa es In viii By shs 49,
and beaps up Nsw York The boat 'oot hes -.
and sub.squsu y. with the aid o. steamboat; sreussS
held While pilot bound to eopdaef vessels u -
out Of port for reasonable eompenssfion ne Dot
Obligation such service where ths vessel -
heen injured Tk- Frank from AuS Csycs eos.d =
Boston vih Of coffee and lgwood and worn -
she would probably In Der crippled cordtoa. have bscn e
bad she not been taken In tow on The so<ve
was worth more than for plot towsee service To
fair price for letter would have besa $50 500 Deere 10
Gbelants for sse
COURT OF GENERAL sEssioNS-JuxK ;c.-Befors Juaes
SrvsRr.
The trial of Thos- G.. .ewett indicted for obtaining
$500 worth Of goods from D. c. Nv Of this City. y
false pretenses continued and conclnacd to-day jury
rrnderinr verdict Of scGuis Mary Holland pleaded getty
TO Petit larceny and sment suspended John Oa ss1
David Thomas AIDED guilty assault and battery upon David
Nchcscn and remanded for sentence The Court kss
.dlonInad for The day.
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The COMPLAINT Book.-l must nave oeeH -
Foreign rews. 1t could not have oeen any ming ~
~, The weather was fine and 1t was not Friday. MAJ
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cuIines must have been excited BY the arrest Of Nj
Greeley and the capture Of the Mamelon. Sach an
uncommon thing! Why, it has not happened any fair
day before since New-Ysars. There were only four
complaints entered on the Mayors Complaint Book
yesterday. Fory-fahs st lady c,mplains that two
gentlemen living in adjoining houses constantly annoy
her by tho application 10 herself and children Of Ian
gusge not fit to be heard The tidy soul of another is
veIed at seeing the sidewalk in Ninth-av above Fifty
frst-st drenched with the dirty water with which
mike have been washed. Somebody in Grand
st. complains that the appe-stands there interfere
with business
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flower with which each was decorated. were then
summoned in coupets Of rhyme. and after another
kDeeed and presented her bouquet. The ccrem,
MES were interpreted with singing and instrumental
music, and wound up with dance around the May
pole and feast Of strawberries and other delicacies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-21

PAssIsG CoUSTERFEIT MoSEY-A man named
Thea Moore arrested yesterday By Capt Spegh OF the
Twenty first ard Police changed With passing countefs %
bills on the Trademark Bank Padephs said 10 be one OF
ssns Of Eve persons the Of whom arrested some
weeks ego and still custody Several strekee ,efs who
had been imposed upon with the bills have made complaints
asepsr the par es The bills signed C. Cunan, Cash
H. Rye Pres" and but poor Imitation Of the ssnu
inc issue Of the Bank.
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FUGITIVE IRON JUsTIcE.-Robert Vernon alias
English Bob, who arrested day with three
embroidered Grape .hsvls in his possession, which II
ro.ed be had stolen yesterday aimed fugitive from
Paterson j. he charged with the commission Of
grand larceny and burg se He sent TO that city
20 answer the charges
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INJURED BY Gas-James Dunbar, a laborer while
ENGAGED In sewer corner Of Greenwich and Barclay
SITS. yesterday morning, broke gas pipe ana was
severely injured by the escaping gas before assistance
could reach him. The police conveyed him to TIE
Ney-York Hospital.
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AsoIHER Now AGAissr THE RuMsELLERS.-ine
members of Mechanics Division, No. 81 Sons Oh
Temperance, have resolved themselves INTO commH
tee of the Whole to search oct offenders against inc
Prohbtory Law, for the purpose of prosecuting them
in the Courts They also intend soon to call puDhc
meeting of the friends of the Maine Law IN Tue
Eleventh Ward for the purpose OF concentrating the
annrnies Of the TEMPERANCE men to enforce the Law"
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POLICE APPOINTMENTS. Second Wdrd-Arthur
Kesirg Lieutenant respponted. Pooemen-Ellwood Rice,
Dcnnan resigned and Samuel Myers vice Patrick shay
Doormsn-Psthet Shay, vice Samuel Myers
7Aird Berd-Atnhsm Van Winkie resPpoinied; Pesrsan
Redmond, resppointed.
Seventh BordEFdwud B. HoIley. resppoined; Richard
Gesry, resppointed-
E,ohh Hdyd-Jss Bosert, resppoirted
Iierenh WGr6NR On vcs Georgs Miller term 81 pired
Trejn Hord-Wh- II. Tone, resppointsd-
Fifteenth HGrd-n Diss, John w. Tsdsle, Jas Spear,
al respponted.
Eighteenth WarG-Davh Heath resp?ointsd-
NiHeteeath Wcyd-Th1mas Eassl resppontet
Tyenyfus Wayd-Pesr Hadden respponted; John Tracy
yice John Thomas resigned.
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The Fire Department Committee of the Board of
Aldermen met last evening in the City Library, AID
Trowbridge present, and after waiting in vain for
Quorum until O'clock adjourned.
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SToLIs PROPERTY RECOVERED Policeman JAR
Doe Of the Third District Police CGu Yesterday searched the
houe OF BoDh,i1 in the leather establishment Of
H. brahe No q Ferrys and found score Cd there
about 500 worth Of calf and deer read
shoes &e which hal short time previous been eub-zzsed
from the for tho Of Bonhein was Is
sued by Justics Welsh.
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A Strawberry Festival will be held on Friday even
ing by the ladies of the Harlem Baptist Church, Har-
lem. corner of Fourth-av. and One Hundred and
Twenty -fith-st The proceeds will be devoted to the
liquidation Of debt upon the furniture of the church
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CARTaEN FISED.-A number of dirt-cartmen wer
arrested by Inspector Srans srng dirt along the street
the past They all brought before the Mayor an
fined from 70 ten dolars each.
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COMMITTED on THE CHARGE OF BURGLARr-fes-
terday John Smith aud Cha Meyers arasned before
Smith the charge of burglary In the inst degree In
entering the premises Of Robt Storey and Geo. McKee,
In Futon Saturday night last and stealing theefrou
goods amounting value about $50 They detected
he act carrying the property from stable where they had
hidden 10 Marion Powers dock and arrested They
were fully charges await the action Of the
Grand
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Marriuafs.

In this city, 2Sh ult by Rev Dr. Sheldon Mr.. Howard
Manson to Miss Marcia Marble, both Of this city.
Boothbay, ,22d ue by James Tebbets Esq., Mr. Joseph
McCoey to Miss 0ctavia Pinkham, both OF b.
In Richmond, 18th Mr.. VIM. b. Runnels Miss Al
mira 5. Ham, both Of n.
In Rockand, MIR Elijah N. Ayerell, to Mss Nancy Hell
mershausen.
In Newcastle, Mr.. Benz IL. Dodge to Miss Sarah Eliza
beth Coniey, both Of Damariscoita.
At Damariscotta Mills, Mr. Barney c. Mayo to Miss
Ciary l.. Overlook.
In lewiston MIR. R. D. Graham to Miss Harriet Gar
diner, bo:h Of L.
In Auburn, MIR. Zeotes Randall to Miss Abby woodman
both OF A
In Brunswick, Mrs. Mary Coombs, aged 81 years. Mrs
Mary c. James, aged q years 10 mos.
In New Orleans 21st ult, William o. Moody, ESQ, aged
46 years formerly OF this city.
In Gardiner, Mr. Cyrus LIB, to Miss Amanda NJ lIAr
mon.
In Chelsea Mr. Willis Hunter to Harriet F. Robbins
both Of G.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

STRUCK BY LIGHrNING.-Yesterday after
noon, about three O'Clock, during lull in the
storm which had prevailed in this vicinity
through the dav, our citizeks in the centre of
the city were. startled by report like the dis
charge of heavy artillery, and which proved to
have been caused by lightning. The house
corner of Willow and Middle street, occupied
by Mr.. Jacob Rolfe, and owned by John M.
Wood, Esq, was struck, though not serious
ly damaged. The fluid apparently entered the
house through hole which it made in the
roof, from which it tore off number of
shingles, scattered the plas,ering of the garret,
and split one of the rafiers 10 pieces.
Having played these antics up stairs, it
went down chimney, knocked out three Chin
ney shoppers, and came out on visit to the
help in the kitchen. Two of them say that it
looked like small ball of fire. 1t passed
through the side of the closet, leaving two
bullet holes in the panel, tore to rags several
feet oil cloth carpeting, and so disappeared
1t was fortunate that it did no more damage
argus Of Friday.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Deatbs.

In this city, Goth u Caroline E. Totman aged le years
) months.
In This city, 2sth ult Lizzie c. child Of John E. and Al
freda r. Leeman aged Is months and l3 days.
In Richmond, John C. Chase, aged &c years.
In Pemaquid Mary, widow Of the late Capt, John Mar
tin, aged 81 years months
In HaIowell, Capt David Day, aged Sc.
In Farmngdale, Henry NJ. Sprague, aged y years
In Warren Mr. Seba Fales, formerly of Thomaston, aged
A years.
In wadoboro Caroline Tedingon only daughter Of Hon.
Isaac Reed, aged months.
In Bowdon, 24th Miss Abby Maxwell, "a.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Augusta Dye House.
NoTICE

DACKAGES made up every Monday and sent by Ex-
L press. All articles dyed at short notice.
Goats 0vr Coats, Pants Vests, &c ceansed and pressed
Cashmere, Grape Printed shawls, with white middle,
ceansed without njuring the colors. Carpets Cansed
always giving satIsfactionthe coors Frightened Also
for sale by the agent prime article Of soap manufactured
at the Augusta Dye Hous, for removing Grease, OIL Tar
Pitch and Paint from wooden goods from fast colored
Silks and Cotons,-warranted to give satisfaction.
A. T. ROBINSON, Agent, near Sagadahock Ferry.
Bath, March 18th, 1855. Sm39.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

ANOTHER OF THE BEARS KILLED.-A gen.
tleman from Oxford, while driving a team
through the woods, beiween this village and
the rallroad on Wednesday last. came across
bear and two cubs He succeeded in killing
one of the cubs, the old bear and the other cub
making good their escape. Qniie a number of
people started on, in pursuit, but noihing fur
ther was seeu of,he bears Oxford Dem.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Bounty Land.

NIIE undersigned has been engaged for years-by
Petitions and otherwise to Congress-to get Act
passed allowing all who have been engaged in the
service Of the United Staes 100 Acres OF Land which
has become Law ALLOWING 160 Acres for fourteen
days service So that those who have received 10
will now receive 100 more.
Also all who served IN the Navy hd the officers and
soldiers Of the Revolutionary Var, their widows
children.
Applications will be made ont properly, and
obtained on the most reasonable terms, by
Bath, March :, 1855. 39tf :, SAMUEL d. REED.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Flour. Meal. Teas. Sugars.

EAS OF the best qualities in caddys; Mocha Old Java
Central America Rio and Cape Conecs; Crashed Pow
dered Granuated and assd Coffee Crashed White Sugars
Havana Porto Rico Muscovado and New Orleans Brown
Sugars; New Orleans Moassss in bbs; Porto Rico and
Cuba Molasses; syrups os Spces Sperm Wax, Stearne
and Talow Candles; Pickles by the jar gon; Picked
Lines; Seville Olives; Tomoto and Walnut ketchup; Sar
dimes; Maccaron vermacell Prunes; Figs New Raisns
Olive Oil; Jelys; Exs. Lemon veniIla and Rose; Fancy
Soaps; Preserved Ginger Soda and Wine Crackers, &c.
&c, for sale by JOHN ii. MCCLELLAN.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Old Soldiers.

D0ENTY Land Warrants obtained for all soldiers and
ID sailors in the of the United States since 1890 who
have served fourteen days and upwards Those who have
received but Forty Acres, entitled to One Hundred
and Twenty acres more. Apply to JOHN II. KIMBALL
Bath, March s, 1855 3Su
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

ONE OF The LAws.-We notice among the
laws which we issue in an extra to-day, one
requiring complainants in criminal cases to ad-
vance the amount Of witness fees, cost of sum-
mons and service thereof; and providing that
it shall be refunded TO them only in case the
party complained against shall be convicted.
This seems to be singular provision. Was
it a shrewd move on the part of the enemies Of
the liquor law, TO embarrass the working Of
that statHtel 1t would seem to have that ten
dency for it would be rather slippery busi-
ness to advance money and trust 10 the convic-
tion Of rumsellers, when it is so easy (and SO
frequently for them 10 escape by means of per-
jury. This law may prevent many frivolous
cases from coming before justice and municipal
courts but is it not little too sweeping i
Gardner Jour.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
EASTERN TIMES
IA MARINE JOURNAL. Ma

SrISsoS & Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, Agents
Tor the UNION LINE Of packets from Bath Boston, Capt
Snson is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaser formerly Of this city, All business entrusted
20 him will be attended to with promptness and despatch
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

'NUMBrRfNe OF SHlps.-The British gov
eminent has introduced new regulation in re.
gard to ships, which appears to Be good one.
According TO the Merchant Shipping Act, af.
ter the lst of May inst, every British ship is
to have distinct number assigned to her, BY
which she may be known and recognized, ir-
respective of her name or other description.
The series Of numbers will begin with and
proceed in regular arithmetical progression a
number once appropriated will never be ap-
Piled to any other British ship. The alloca-
tion of those numbers will be under the control
OF the Commissioners of Customs, who are to
allot a certain series to every British Registrar
throughout the empire. Thus, to the port of
London may be- allotted The series from l 10
1000; to Liverpool, 1000 TO 2000..
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

Feb 6 lat Il n lon 81 ship Syren, Allen, Boston
for San Francisco.
Mich 2s lat IL IS S. ship Mazaton wyman, Newport
y, for Rio Janero.
Apl 25 lat 37th Is. lon 70 TO- ship Eer,e Coutt Phil
adelphia far Montevideo.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
oa lssh, .Alp Hunparsy., asrrlu Ma..as.. IN s.l.

yin 4oth snip numpufe3e3 actttu, Mat1nE41 N uAi-
last
Ar 5th, bark Lizzie Boggs, Dizer Philadelphia.
Cid 1eth, ship VIM Kent, Fitner, Havre.
Towed to 18th, ship Kate Swanton.
Adv brig Rolling Wave Rogers for Vera Cruz few days
Ar goth, sch g II Montaige, Butler, Havana
CID 10th, ships Muhouse, Stphen, Havre; Murilta ho5-
inson, Antwerp Calcutta, Loring, Hayana.
Towed to sea 10th, ship Lizzie Thompson.
Wilmington, NC-cid 23d, brig May Qucens Clif-
ford, Wiscasset.
Went to sea 9th, brig May Queen. -
Richmoud-Ar 23d schs John Bell, Ham RockIand
Bulfiraore-Cld 24sh, sch Alert Kelley Bath via
Rappahannock. Lizzie W Dyer, Bartoli, Augusta.
CID 2ith, sch Prince, Daggett, Bath,
Ar 9th, ships Root Harding, Harding and Kcnnebec,
Pstten, Callso via 1Iapton Roads.
PhilndcIphiR-Ar 23d ship Clara Brookman, Hig-
gins, Caao via Hampton Roads.
Below 10th, ship Ropt Harding, from Chincha Islands
New Terk-Ar Oath, sch Isaac Hertz, Hertz
Guayama. =
Cid 24th, brig Phillip Larrabee, Aud, Anticook-
Ar 26th, brig Lodebar, Thompson, Charleston.
CID 10Th ship burlington, hitney, New orieans; oark
ii kimbal Sleeper, Cienfuegoes; 21th snip Horano,
Crocker, Hong Kong.
Ar 29th, bark Brunette, Fogerty, Marseiiies; brig
PortIand-Ar 26th, sch Charleston Packet, Bath for
Boston,
AIb,ux-CId I7th, sch Ellen Barnes, Bath.
New Haven-Below 25th, brig Lodsbsr, for Charles
ton.
Cld 25ih ship Austin, Parker, New Orleans.
Providcnce-Ar 25th bark Benz Adams, Mobile.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

Use HowE's HVGEIAS HoAERoUSD LIvERwoRT CoUGH
CASDYNever since the science Of Medicine first dawned
upon the world has any compound gained such exraord-
nary popularity, il short period Of time DR.. Howes
ygean HoarhOund and Lverwort Cough Candy, in curing
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Difficulty Of Breathing, &C. 1t
Affords instant relief may be relied in all
GIVE Price 5, 10 and 20 per package.
DIR. j. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent
Also for sale by A. G. Page, Samuel Anderson and T. W.
Lucas 15w34
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
WINES AND SPIRITS,
For Medicinal Purposes.

TAMESMITCHEI.Lh has asbeendulya proinicdbyt ythe
j Mayor and Aldermen Agent for the city TO sell
wines, &c ,formedicinaland mechanicslpurposeson
ly,agreesbly tothe "Aci forthe sdppressonof drink
ing house ing shops, and Is now repaired to
furnisht hesrIcefor the above purposes isstorc
onCcnire Street, 44t -s8.1r- ~
Bath ,Aug19 1859. ~ loti
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
FOREIGN PORTS,

FOREltsN PORTS.
Ar fm New York 1lth, Henry Reed at Antwerp, Ocean
Ar FIN New Orleans 10th, Jas Wakefield. at Liverpool
Ar at Liverpool 9Th inst Old England Adams Sea Queen
Manson and cermanicas Faes New Oresns 7th Harvest
Queen Young New York; 12th Cambria, Perry, New Or
leans; Benz Adams, Drummond, New York.
ca 10TH, otseonthe, Young New Orleans; Britannia,
Woodward, Constantinople.
Sid Tth, l. Bogert, Conway, New York; 18th, Ariel,
Stinson, Malta.
In the river outward 18TH Britannia Woodward
Constantinople.
Adv Geo Washington, Comings ot Boston Goth; Kappa
hammock, for New York 10th; VIM Stetson do 20h Old
Dominion for Philadelphia 10th; John Frazier for Balti
more with despatch; Iowa for New Orleans with despatch
Ent for dg 1oth Geo Washington, Boston Ilth Their
ese Lunt Malta 18th, Harvest Queen Young, New York.
Ar at Gravesend l3th Yorktown Meyer. New York.
Ar Deal l2th Arkansas Otis Matanzas via Queens
town for London, and sid.
Ar at Falmouth 7th Lady Franklin Smith, Matanza. Va
Bermuda.
Cid at Bristol 11th Roger Maxwell, Cardiff.
Sid fm Cardiff 9th, Fanny Fern, Jordan New Orleans
At Rotterdam llth, Delaware, Patten for Boston.
Ar at Hayre 6th, zenobia Drummcnd, Orleans; Ag-
ememnon Goodwin, do.
Sid 5th, Rio Grande, Percy, Cardiff.
Adv Therese, and Victoria Reed. for New York.
Ar at Gbralter 1st ut Emma Jane, Springer Liverpool
and cid ID for Marsellrs.
AT Chincha Islands 25th ult, St Bernard Mayo ldg
A: Valparaiso 18th ult ship Rockland Taylor from New
York for San Francisco repg.
Ar at St Jago Sd ult, sch Marcia Farrow Thurston Mo-
bile.
ArM Cienfucgoes 9th ult. bark Helen Porter Porter
Ar at Havana 1lth uIt ship Aramede Snow, Harnden,
New York; bark KimbaII, Amesy Baltimore; sch Marcia
Trbou, Seetser Sierra Morena and sid 18Th Boston,
13h ship Robt Paen Fulton, Bath; Margaret Merryman
Boston; sch Mary Wise, Crockett Mobiles 14th ship n.y.
dra, Carney, Boston.
Sid llth, brig Seyburn, Seyburn, Sagua load
New York; 18th, bark IIy Warren, Morse, Matanzas.
CID 18th, brig Lincoln Webb, Perkins, Portland.
Ar at Matanzas 18th ult bark Henry Warren Morse
tanzas.
Ar at Cardenas 10th ult, bark John Bird Timer, New
York; 18th, brig W seybuan Seyburns Havana for Sa-
qua.
Sid FIN Marseiles abt Sth ult ship Kate Howe Norcross
for Bona and Store (AIgers) thence Gxipo and the
Black Sea, under charter by the French government
At Havre 18th u ship Victoria Reed Tarbox for New
York soon Charter Oak Pendeton for do unc; Col Cults
Snow, for New Orleans soon Thaatta Barker; Agamem-
non Goodwin; and Zsnoba, Drummond unc.
tRotterdam 1lh uit, ship Delaware, Patten destina-
ton unknown, but changed fm Boston.
Ar at 81 Thomas 1s ult, brig stephen Young Lapham,
New York; I'd, bark Reindeer Franklin, Port Spain and
cid 4th for Cuba.
At Citnfuegoes Sh ult bark Lysander, SNOW Boston,
Al Trinidad 9th ut ship Lisbon, Curtis from New York
diss balas to load for Europe bark Brunette Lancaster
for Boston ds.
At Bahia 2lst ult ship Lady Franklin Smith, for Ham
burgh or ds.
Eastern times., 1855-05-03
Watch Repairing
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

HE subscriber is consequence Of the unexpected in
crease of his business in the line Of WATCHES JEW
ELRy, has made arrangements with Mr.. N. T. WORTHY
mechanic Of experience and in all respects qualified
carry the Watch Repairing business in all its branches
in his Auction Stores and the public may assured that
all work entrusted to his shall be promptly and faith
fully attended to-
Particular attention given the repair of Clocks Jewey
and Accordeons.
For sale, good stock Of WATCHES and JEwRLRY-
Terms as low as at any similar shops i'll the state
Bath, April "a, 1855. J.. t. GILMAN
Eastern times., 1855-05-03

CRossING THE ST. LAWRENCE. St.
Lawrence river at Montreal continued at last
accounts (WAednesday the 25th) to be filled with
ice. On Monday, as we learn from the Mon
treal Transcript, twenty-three persons, includ-
ing thirteen ladies and gentlemen who wished
to take the cars for Boston. and ten ferrymen,
undertook to cross the river on foot When
about four hundred yards from the Montreal
shore, loud shouting from the land which
they had quilted, and sharp kissing sound,
caused by the rapid upturning of the ice above
them, warned them that a " shove " had COM
menced, and that the ice was moving down.
They were in very dangerous position, and
Immediately commenced making for the shore.
Around them was moving mass of Jagged,
rotten ice, and they were obliged to jump from
one cake TO another. Finally all reached a
place Of safety, with the exception of one gen.
eieman, Mr.. Sanderso6, who was brought
ashore by the current upon cake of ice. dead.
Whether he was stunned or crushed by the
concussion of the ice, OF whether he was
frightened to death, is not known.