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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-23
SUPREME CORNERSTONE TERM-JrSE 22-Before
Judge Morris.


SUPREME
Judge MoRRrs.
DECISIONS.
The People agt. Lyman Cole, james Bishop, other
,iss c,1ed Andrew Fndsy and William Ksane.-Moion 10
transfer this case from Count Of Sessions TO the next
tenn Of over and Terminer. Granted.
Roy 1ompkins and others agt. David j. Tyson. In
this case an order has been obtained requiring Mr. Abraham
Ellis Sheriff Of Richmond County 10 show cause why he did
Subsequent order Was that he pay The present
motion for an order in the Order granted
Augustus Sumner and Others agt. George 4. Dun
bar huscbment discharged, with $40 costs Of motion
Samuel X. b. Morton agt Charles Chuaoh. Motion
In the matter Of the petition of Adeline Hurst Or
E. F. Travis ngt. Thomas Page. Order 10th March
vacated, with + l2 costs of motion to defendant
HABEAs CORPUS.
+. Kessler seamen OF the Hamburg bark Eliza
Rybete brought up rom the cry Prison On nse1s. cCg'
and Nab He had been IaGsd the oy ron a. the H.
Mr. f. Kirk Hamburg Consul dtaiu said Kesser until tho
vessel ready f and could be seut Hamburg
at nutny on board the vessel also had deserted after
the got here The application for discharge on the
also that the treaty with Hamburg does not authorize
rather require se s s nU sna denied Es % s e The
judge further Adjourned the hearing Of the till Saturday
md The .nssc Rep ,ss Of HAM I'm.
bursh Lubeck ratified July g. 1858 which the Consul
Of the vessel and then him Hamburger for tIia
ART The Consuls Wee Consas Commercial Agent. and
shall the right such TO m Is judges aud arbstcrs on
between the masters crewt OF
the VEST belonfng the nation whose Interests com:
ted 10 their charge without the interference Of the local
the of the master should
ditub The order TRANQUILITY Of the country the said Con-
sui &C. should require their assistance In executing support
ing their decisions.
But this species of Judgment or arbitration shall not deprive
the If the right have their
tn n tothe judicial authorities Of their country"
Mr. Nash that his only referred civil such
as disputes 10 and SUCH ard does give the
extrsation claimed for here; and the local suthO
ties does not horze the United States Marshal 10 imprson
III. marty, but imprisonment If all. be egusy
the order of local Judicial officer and not by order
Of executive officer.
ina well cv comp snts and contempses summary
without which the would be Ineffective the
party all law be through
with, would escape
Before Judge CowLEs
KINTH-AvISUE RAILROAD.
The inquiry as to the alleged injury TO Greenwich
Wsshng.ons and on the contrary denial that would
but the s further proceeded
Ia and testimony taken for defense. To he continued.
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Disasters, &c.

BARK EAzARESE, hence, at New Cslisle, Cape Zte W.
was sground Madame Island Point Straits Of Cas-
during fog 18th ut She hoaed OF next day. supposed ~
damage to keel.
1Hs LATEST accounts from the ship LochmAbea Coz
ashore the Bird Rocks that the plain and eli The ~
that remained with him had sDded on Byron au
about Is mss from where they wrecked and would
expected sin there until the arrival the sctoooe -
cispatched from Quebec Ih TO bring them 70 %
The ship and cargo Is feared will be total o< There go
t3oUt Ito q the Isssengers still TO arrive Quebec.
LvERPooL, June s-The ship Fanny Forester Of Bess,
from ChInchas with snano, ashore the Foul Bent -
will probably come of the tide. The Sierra he'sdA
urrd GU the dock advertised for sale by public auction o.
18th. The Admiralty Court at Losdon he'd awarded fps
49He.
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A BOLD ArIENPT AT RoBBERY.-Sbortly before
yesterday attempt made TO carry on one goods
which had been stored sway the upper portion OF Ceys
building Orange and Faltons The place had been
OCCUPIED hy Mr. William aodeers and his family having gone
10 country packed his goods for saf keeping IN one
Of the attic On visiting me room yesterday re
rooms were 70 let that house Being snseed IN the mega
v, he hurried down stairs and jumped into goces wagon
stsndns before and drove OF fast no could Mr.
Rodse scovered that the valuable portion Of his prop
t had large trunks ready for transporta
ton The fellow who had accomplice with him in the
vrson was followed by officer Coye, but could MOI be
aiken
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Internationally
THE PATIENTS OF DIR. 8. s. FlTCH,

A CARD TO THE PATIENTS OF DR.. & s. FTCB,
yx.. undersigned respectfully makes the following
Of all persons the United States the CsnAdas who
- A .nv time received medical treatment from him for Dis
he Lungs or Heart: via That they will immediately
.,v, cafe ~ letter with him. sta ing the time when he was
uted bret history Of the cases respectively and tneir
.,<-A onditon Of health. =,
" Of my patients who will comply with this request,
the receipt Of their Letters. communicate some facts
= n nav be Of them The correspondence w be
-xxsasd By confidential beg nc request here
roe an sha esteem compliance with az especial favor
s. s. FITcH, No. ia Broadway, New YORK CITY
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The Council of Hobeke# on Wednesday evening
elected the pc: sons who are 20 constitute the police
forcs of the city viz Chief Of Police Charles s. Der
nard Officers Of the First Ward-George j. Gear
and James Curren; Second Ward-Ferdinand Her
mann and Owen Canoll; Third Ward-Morgan Fran
els and William Cherry. Yesterday these persons
took the oath Of office and this evening enter upon
the discharge of their duties.
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BROOKL wv ITEMS

BRookiss CRY CouRr.-Tbe questions raised as
shs Court, to which alusicn was made in paper of
yesterday, relate not to the City Judge but to the fact
whether his Associates, on the criminal side of the
Court, shall be two Supervisors provided by the
act Of 1884 or two Aldermen provided by the act
OF ls49. The constituionality the civil side Of the
Court was settled by the Court Of Appeals in Is47,
and has never been questioned since.
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Advertisement
The permanent Cure of Rupture Piles, Fistula,

Fan Concealed Abscos Of tho Rectum by
Il. H. Dixon NJ D. Editor of The Scapel Every of
aacbe Rupture now 10 permanently cured so that the
be entirely dispensed with after Piles and f
tulss are also cured without the lsaure the knife
When desired patients received at the Private Hospital Of
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atoms and opinions the Doctors residence, No ~
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evening AL other hours he Is the Hospital and cannot be
seen Letters be addressed 10 EDWARD H. DIXON D.
Consulting and Operating Surgeon Box No si2 PosO flee
BY.
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ph,,adelphia Iron Market.

PHILADELPHIA June 2-rhere hiss been en- inereesd 10
quiry Tor Iron during the past week aud liberal sass
eceased the stock The market for Pig closes arm VIII 20
upwaId tendency The sales for the week add up ma
liz $50 uns American refined Bar 90 tuns AperieSn 81
/ s8dx8 No. . fSiGs25 Forge Iron. $50 sSsi keassi
Ears S7sQ Ss5; Sheet, Sllo; Refined Bloom, *7oa@@
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fAdvertisementI
TNE AMERICAN PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL

n June number contains: Phrenoloy IN the Pulpit BY tne
nsv Henry Ward Beechsr; Electricity In Plan" ana Anima
ansrksble Displays Of Electricity. BoGRAPHY-Sharon Car
A. r;ss uteness Dr. CadwePs Autobiography Criminal
Les by George ccmbei What Eat and WY v.s
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COURT cALENDAR-THIs DAY.

COMMON pLrAs-By the Court, without q Jury.
Ma MS Ii eto l2s Also Chambers and Special Term,
q
CIRCUIT Corp, Nonday.-Noe. 81, l5s, 81 lo2, lie,
Ie lsa e. 80 ISL. a. rs to 2S Pan II-Noa 1885, 1851 90,
50, ia, &5 70 Sd
SUPERIOR CouRr Monday - GENERAL TERN
,nrossheus the seso snn,sneed NV days dbee By The
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IAdyerfisesnenf-l
EsvysoPEs AND WRITING PAPERs-fT the

netpie. , No.. g. a.. c,vs-onsn,s
RSyrLoy,s and WHITING PAPERS for Merchants
EyvyI opEs PAPERS for Banks and Insurance
ExvELoSfs WRITING PAPERS for Lawyers and Physi'
eiADs.
ESvELopEs and WAITING PAPERS for Railroads
IYvYLopEs and WRITING PAPERS for in' titulons ., r
10 endless variety Of superior exoeience Tor
WAITING PApERs OF every description
CHARLES II. Lyon BROTHER,
Mspufac urers, No. Is Beekman-st, NJ T.
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TAdvertisement.l

A NATIONAL REMEDY FOR A NATIONAL Dis
and Asue ufaby be prevented cured by
rsins the Andote to Malaria" called RHoDEss FEVER AND
CURE" The certificate of the celebrated chemist, Dr.
Chi con- accompanies each bottle For sale by c. H. RING C.
vCIIcKrxIR & Co, and by dealers generally.
J. A. RHopEs, Providence X. l.
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ADVERTISEMENT
gsNNrR UNDER GARMENTS and HOSIERY OF

veyy and the very lowest price VIII be founa al
RlsKg's OLD STAND, No. l0f BowERy
ar>sisl attention Is invited ct this season 10 the
ZEPHYR MERIxo UsDERVEsTs,
srsay introduced establishment several year since
10 which have universally approved for their hshtre s
'' N A. RAsgIs L Co, No. lO4 Bowery.
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To Mariners.

TRINITY HousE London May .. -
PRINCES CHAsNEL-ESTs AScE TO THs TaAhss-nr ~
ing been deemed advisable that the alterations
srd also IN The buoysse on the p1pess channel n,tcs
BY gwen that the same will take place on OF about 20.
August ne1t-that 10 70 fey, @ respects hxht "
Tongue ight-vessel will be removed about seven cse1
BY w. from Der present position; and the Order hsL
about three cables w. from her present posuon M -
same line Of bearing m m the Maplin light a. At preo ~
respects the buoysse buoy eolored red TO q
Glider" will be hd the 5. W. end Of the 3irde e
buoy ch.ekered black and white, 10 be eaiisa ~
Tongue will be laid on the T. end Of the Tongue e"
dos mari for the entrance 70 the Queens Chsnne Ii a.
Further particulars will be published soon q the Nv
atoms have been carried into eject ..u<
By order, J. HERBERT, soei'F
DANGEROUS BAKK.-A sana-bsnk and reef not isio ~
the charts were observed In lat Is 20 s. lon IS ~ -
Capt c. N. siryteD Of the Dutch bark De 49,
HobaItTown for Batavia, which correspond &C.
though not xsctly IN latitude With those zen 49,
shal late Of the Enp who accounts fr ~ - -
The strong eurrerhv the bank and reef hsunl -
Cspt Van Sryken IN the morning. and By hmsen -
Marshall adds that such ssnd bank and rsefen -
and great caution sbouId DO observed 10 rnnns -
pcytbipen
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advertisement.
PORTRArTs-Life and cabinet
PBOTOGRAPHIC

sses pastel Miniature sizes superior TO the finest
ivory psnns unoolored PaoToGRARHs eqused by no other
cstab the world Perfect likeness taken In style
or om ased persons Leze OIL
PAINTINGS on canvass sitting taken only by
J. Quincy 4 c. ID. FREDERfcKs,
No. 46 Rue Bssse de Rempart, Paris and
No. $40 Broadway, New York.
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LAW LNIlELLIGENCE
SUPERIOR couRT-yusE 22-Before Judge BoswOa1H.

SUPERIOR COURT-JUsE z-Before Judge BoswoRTH.
VERDICT AGAINST OMNIBUS LINE.
Stephen Grswold agt. jerome Finch, +. 5. Sander
SON and Charles johnson Propretor Knckerbocker Line
ofStsges for personal injury the gig OF Dr.
n having been struck he had crossed Bleeckers IN
Canine by an omnibus of DEFENDANT, the horse aud gig
thrown over and Dr. Gswold personally hurt In this case
se,dv referred TO- which the third trial. the Jures In the
Other two trials not having been able the Jury returned
a sealed verdict in favor Of plaintiff for = 600.
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DIED..

l. o. OF o. FThe Members Of Covenant Lodge No. s. Of
/ o. Of O. r. are notified their Lodge Room No
1853 Bowery on Sunday the 2ith inst u O'Clock A NJ to
paw their last tribute q respect late worthy brother
scoTr HICKS. BY order, W. o. JENES, " q.
q. w. TELLER Secretary.
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CprRcH DEprcA1IoE.-To-morro the Catholic
Church of ST. Mary in Hoboken will be dedicated by
the Rt Rev. Bishop Beyley Bishop of Newark, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-06-23

FATAL AccIDENT.-Yeserday as teamster named
Michael Flyrn Brooklyn diving through Groves Jer
ev Civ at about O'clock with load Of brewers grain his
horses were frightened by the burning of hrecracsers in the
street and ran away ynn fell of and the wheel passed over
him ipiung him severely that he died hour aefward
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FEs1IvAL-The ladies Of the Baptist Church, Jer
sew CITY, held their Festival last evening a. CONNER
oial Hail. Choice music added to the entertainment.
There was profuson Of flowers q liberal supply, Of
the beat qualities of strawberries, cecream end cake
The attendance fully tested the capacity of the Hail.
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IAdvertisementl
ONE OF THE SIGHTs-To pass Messrs. CHAs.

HEARD Co.'S No. Sol Grands, day during the week
great reduction in Dress Goods The excitement
song the ladies may easily be accounted for from the tact OF
their selling their style Of Bareges a wool for one
skDg per the nducemeni confined to article
Ipds Grape awls Paris Manlas Silks Jaconets and Lawns
all have submitted TO the leveling process
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Advertisements
TpAs--Tbe best assortment of FINE TEAS will

II found at the TEA CoMPAsys newlyereced and
scesnt store No l25 Chsham (between Pear and Moose
the oldest Tea establishment In the city. We
ear readers they do here than elsewhere either
Wholesale OF retail No branch stores
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NEW,JERSEY ITEMS.

The Commencement in Princeton College will take
place on Wednesday, June 81. On Tuesday, the
Q6th the Literary Societies will be addressed by the
Rev. Dr. james W. Alexander Of New York.
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fAdvertisement-
Dr. .ru AMI DrCOR,TIyR PAPER-HAHGINGS.-

prArT HARDEssEsGH, Manufacturers and importers. NO
- B,er5vay between Leonard and Franknsts invite at
niop 10 their extensive stock which Is UNSURPASSED by any
II iris country Faithful and accomplished workmen sent 10
nv psr Of the city or country short notice and their work
vesTsnted
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fAdvertisement.i

Doors AND SHOEs-EXECUTOR's SALE TO
CLesx AN EsTATE-A rare of Calf and Patent Leather
Doors styles Of Patent Leather SHOES will be sold
much below cost the month Of June ony at Is Nasau
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The MARTYRS MoSUsESr.-It is stated that sufE
eent funds were realized by the sale of tickets at the
meeting at the Atheneum on Monday night last to
sruct the vault and lay the foundation Of monument
10 the martyrs of the prison ships ON Fort Green.
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ADVERTISEMENT
Gas. Gas. GAs-ARCHER. WAxNER & Go. are

nov CHANDELIERS aud Other styles ef Gas
fxrusFs which for beauty Of design and superior workman
ship country See samples at great
depot No SIC Broadway Also PORTABLE Gas WEEKS
Cor country dwellings churches fsctoies, &C. warranted
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SuIcInx ~ THK WOODS BY HASGISG.-Corones
Corine held inquest the house OF Andrew A. Myes IL
Fsspds Thursday upon the body Of who found
Suspended the premises of Mr. Hssemsn ia Csnar
ID The deceased appeared be German and probably
IS Of lie well dressed being sttred in black
dress ess satin black pansoons striped cravs aud
Pair Of enc boots On his shirt the letters H. So which
are supposed 70 be the lss of bis He iden
zee anc he Jay returned verdict that be committed suicide
ground fcf inttrlnspt.
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fAdyerh>einentl
TIE WORLDS MEDICAL CONGRESS, compose.

Graduates from the popular Universities both Con-
nents Of whom have had practice in well
European and American Hospitals &c, attending
% daily the regular session hours from A. NJ to
p NJ Dr. koor bis Assistant be consulted AZ all hours
Of the day evenning H. X Roor NJ d. Superintendent,
No. 5l2 broadway.
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STEALING FROM AN UsoccUPIED HoUsE.-Othcer
Holmes Of the Third District Police arrested young
Tburdsy irh m stealing the keys and pryng Of the locks OF
Az unoccuted house Afantcst, owned by f. W. Hnman
Hs The accused brought before Justice Behey yestsr
and mi ted
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Passengers Arrived

Tn ,,ar.hp Ar;e from Hasye-P L. Laguerenne, LAZY "A.
f.mis Charles Ad9oms, lady and family Mis- M.r;hh w
n ID TourrIl Mr. BENJAMIN and lady, Mrs ;. Hnstae N~
y B,nsmin Mr.. C. McLernon j. NJ. Pormsn, L. Duhaln, r.
H. Cu.hmsn, l. Rome and lady L. Aatho1y O. Cssuet Col
., MI J. A. De Lasa and family. y. r. De Castro, Dr. IA
drew. NJ Downs " Mora. " Royila j. Ro.mon, d. Seton
Tsss j. g. Witte r. Mix. T. Dclsrvie, Mrs NJ Long Ma
Isnrenf Miss Simanet Mr. Chsrbout aud LADY, X Beon L
hearted Miss T. RosDd. NJ. straus, Mis- Baum, saas
Ms Ritter and r. ScherOn II. Mos, Miss Lepen
& Hubert ~ Rsidob. Miss Niase.
In nocksthip Northumberland from oRdon dsd Porsne.
Mr. and MIR Motlton OF New York Mrs Ramsay Mira VIZ
rhS and puue; Mu aud Miss sherman aud servant W.
ard Mis- s. Hebblew fe VIM Hebblewhte, Mr. aud M.
y o.ofTn ,1,
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IAavo7titement.I
RFppING's RUSSIA SALIVA Boston remedy ef

30 years standing recommended By rhysoans 1t
speedily BURNS Bots Cons, PLEs FELLOWS, CHI
SLAMS old SORES, &c IS boz. Sold BY al Druggists.
B. D. SANDS, C. v. CLtoKENER& Co, n RING, corner
John-st New.Yor1; JOHN GLBsxr Co., WV. b. ZIEBER,
Philsdelphia REDDiNG Co, Propretors, Boston.
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red Clergyman

To NERVOUS SUFFERERs.-A retired Clergyman
restored to hea few days after many years Of great
vous suffering anxious make known the Of
VIII (ree) sbe prescription used Direct Rev JoHN NJ
BAeNALL, No. 50 Fultonsf Brooklyn, N Y
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ADVERTISEMENT

BALM OF THOUSAND FLOwERs-for beatty
ing the complexion and Graduating all pppss frecklea
rum the face. FErRkDer Co., Frank Nsw-York
fbr sale by c. II. RiEc. Broadway, and all Drasssts
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IyGHTF. NEWTON a. BRADBURY's superior Pr
.poa AM (;oopxAs BALpwx's Double Bank MELoDsoss
isbe for Churches Two very good French Plcooo PIANOS
PIANOS 70 let CoLBURs NASH Agents No. AZ Broadway
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CHARGE As TO sLAvy TRADE.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Juxr s.-Before judo.


A young man named John L. Maryland was placed
on charged with rJuy swearing falsely In the Of
one Thos Hsrnes wbe cad been arrested far larceny Nay
land became bondsr r Hsrnes sore that be owned
Ger su rrotry which 10 charged he did not OWE The
Jury up 70 . lsis hour had nat agreed upon veidist
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Arrived.

Steamship Ariel Lafeyre, Havre June 9. ste NJ, nds
sss hip coumsis from Liverpool Js
49, lat a 80 on So large steamship bound east ihsA
has had s. m
passengers 10 5. L. Mitehi Wednesday, June Pa.ss
IS nile. g. from Frying Pan Shoals passed .ch psnd'a
Brown, for Savannah. Same day, att NJ, NORTH nom is
ters exchanged signals with steamship Alabama oenee "
Ship CASTOR Blauke Antwerp IS days md:s aud 2S p..s
barb j. c. Jones of Baltimore, bound L. June LAT
lon 50 "a passed large ICEBERG June 8 st - % oI
verse Of NewYork bound w.-(snce from Uyerpodl
Ship Paul Crabuee Liverpool So days, mdse and pss.
Shin Heideberg (of New Williams Havre May r.
mdse. and S45 passengers to WIN. Tyson.
mdse and 1872 pass. rger Bech Kunhardt May u, a
lon ST. spoke Brem bark Gen. Jscobie from Bremen fo S
Ship Henry HsrIcsk True, Havre May o. md.e and a
passengers H. Hsrbeck. juno lat IS g. Ion 81 ~
Ship Northumberland, tpkt) Spencer, London and r,s
mouth Nay l5 nd.e and 81 ps.seDssr. 20 T. Morgan
ship Ophir Baker Santa Cruz, (Cub. south sidsJ Mys
mobossny pslm.lesf &c TO Maitland Phelps Jane ~ q
Bark Maurice Brer) segebodc, Bremen 50 days in bdi
with "a passenger. 20 hennius' Mule, 4 eGsins
md.e and sIs passengers TO Caesar & Paul..
Ii SfLSeys s \ s Hssd,
Brig g Asne: r) Putnam. AndrO'ssh IS days pig iron
Big Condof Chase Cutler Me-. day. lumber to Jed F
Bng Mhnuela BufDn, Macnias days. luulOcf 10
Mayhew Co. Sailed 10 company with brig " Brien, stevr
for New-fork.
Brig Henry Mason Mullen Rio Grande April 49, hide hIf
&C. John Collins June IS, Ia the Gulf Stream eunnf
sqoa Lost foreopmast and opsa sns vi
gala yards with the sails an6 rigging; two went o'st
board with the topsayerd Of whom John Anderson w.
lost. II
scbr Montezums Richardson, EastpOrt d. plaster to b'
Son 4 Co.
schr. St. Stephens Br) McGresor, St. stephens days nj
Der 10 De Wolf, Star Co.
schr. Msyfower Robbins Mschias lumber TO master
schr LegrsDde, Mayo, Mschiss, lumber to master.
Schr. Pilot. Rocklsnd, lime. II
BELOW-Berk Susan, (Br. Of sydneyl bark, said % n
the Pafrs Osborn from Cardiff Also ship Celeste Cubs es
Rowland Rio Jsnero, Sc de-; Clementine, Cubs brig Ces
Port Anek-by pilot boat T. y Also shsp Rabieos
Jsneiro IS days; Br. brig Golden Rule, I'm. - also, sbf
ball packet, ship-by pilot boat James Ayer,, No. 8
WlND-Sunrise, Sc. sunset, S. very light add oEg.
The pscketship Constitution Bhtton for Liverpool hS
chorsd at Quarantine ~.
The psetetIhip Universe, from Liverpool, up
CITY from Quarantine AZ nisht
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GREES PeIsr.-Capt. Stlwell, Of the Seventeenth
Wd Police accordance with the direction Of the Chief Of
fess reports Me number Of buildings In the Seventeenth
WNd t0reeu Point s Of which, including 81 stores SIT
arc 6ans and f including 81 brich bsldDgs
Nsnher 81 ehurehes, There ere u hsadnss IN eeuDs Of
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BY Telegraph.

BOsT0N-An. June q, ships Grace Darling, Cseurs q
Send Heads March 81 Susan Kinks Savsnnah Calender or
gov; Henry Ware, Newcastej John Wakefield LvrgsI
May q; bsrks Lucinda Sears Mesna; Ida Coast Of Af,
bepo, Buepos Ayres Eventde GlssFowj Daniel WEEK.
Baltimore; bnss Helen Jane Amos, Hond.i M1shA s''|
York.
spokenApr q, lat. 20 s. lon. 80 w. bark Carrier Psss
Of York from Montevideo for Cork June >, sL
Ion "A, bark Candsce, Of Nsw-York, for Hons-kcns
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forkD DRowsEp.--The body of man about Ave
es eight Inches 70 hsAt with sssy hair and whiskes
oesse ~ psek coal tobszne ssntsoons and boots
seena u Tho Atlantic DOCK yesterday He about 40 yesrs
eSe SeToseI hsddns hed an inqas and verdict Of uHd
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MINIATURE ALsAkAc.......rHIs DAY. :.
sug-Rses., - Sets. ........7:So hoos-oen '";c
wArER......... THIS pAf.
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