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MARINE AFFAIRS.

Loss OF SCHOONER JOIN CLARK AND FIVE LIVES
Cat Button, of bark Clara Windsor arrived to-day
from Por-au-P Prince reports the outward passage,
March 10, lat $50 Ion 66o 49,, fresh breeze from
SSW., saw a wreck TO loeward with two men stand
ing on the bow and waving their hats; hoveto and
got out boat and succeeded in taking them off. The
wreck proved to be the bark John Clark, Capt. No
Raw hence for Jacmel. The men stated that they
were all that were left out of that sailed in
the above schooner from New-York on the Sd day of
March bound to Jacmel that on the 9TH March, i.
NJ, a squal struck the schooner from W.N.W, and
threw her On her beam-ends, and was an hour before
they succeeded in cutting away the weather-rlgging,
when the mainmast and foremast went close by the
deck; then she rghted but the matches had burst,
and abe was full of water They were left without food
or water but on the next day obtained keg OF crack
ems that were wet with salt water, after which they got
n bucket of vinegar, some shaTk-liver oil aud some
camphene The latter made them stupid and feel If
they fire.
The fifth day after the catastrophe, captain mate
steward and two men died, and they, the two remain
inc men had nothing 10 eat for eight DAYS previous
being taken off, Those that died went crazy previous
10 death, they also state that they two different
vcssels ore of which, fishing schooner, came close
TO them, that they could see the man at the helm,
and they halooed 10 them. The vessel hove-.o, and
came close up under their lee, and after surveying
them put them, put their helm hard up and bore away
without offering any assistance. All were living at
that time and but for it being before daylight could
have read her name, as her letters then were ndis-
tnctly visible. The weather was good, aud nothing
TO hinder them from saving all hands. The names of
the two saved Robert McRay, captain son., and
Charles Lowell.
STEAMER WASHINGTON IRvISG.-This small but
favorite steamer has been purchased by G. Z. x w.
II. Goodspeed and Others to run between Goodspeeds
Landing, East Haddam, and Hartford, Conn. She
will commence her trips on the 4th inst
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in lively manner. George.te is the Secre. Agent,
who gives the subtitle 10 the drama she contrves
20 hear everything, to see everything, and To know
everything; and by telling everything to the young
King the plots and projects Of the Queen mother and
Cardinal GRE defeated
The dramatic interest OF the piece i bat small, the
plot Is feeble and the dialogue Is inefably drcaEy-a
dull outpouring OF common place. but the dresses are
extremely pretty, and possibly correct; the scenery
very good and many Of the situations effect
i've A. TO the denouenent, unable 70
speak for with all our interest in dramatic
ant We have neither the zeal nor the bodily
strength which are requisite to enable one TO sit
through FIVE acts Of play when each act consumes
On hour and there are no appeals but to the eye. All
art Is tedious after while and Of all arts the ar, of
pantomirnic efforts il the moe; When Dumas built
his Theatre de Moafpeqser his hrst piece took three
nights for its representation; and think that Mr.
Burton would do good thing If be would divide the
Youthful Iays of Louis XIV in e somewhat sim
lar manner we might then hope 20 see 70 the end;
bu, unless he should we shall never know what il
conclusion s II was 10 O'Clock when the curtain fell
upon the second act and there then were three more to
come In ante-diuyian times when men lived thou
sand years such dramas might have been allowable;
but. in hese fast days when human life Is short,
there are none Of u reckless Of time, indfer
en TO other duties a. to be able to at five hours 10
wiiress the Performance Of drama which puts no
money in our purse, nor new ideas into our head.
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TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 8 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY

TUESDAY, May 90 p NJ.
AsHEs-The market il steady for Pots at 80 FL q
IS s7J, and Pearls at So 70! a Sc 2j.
CoI1os-The market Is firm, the Asias news being
considered favorable.
FLouRASp MEAL-Weserna and State is again better;
sales Of 600 bbls a; $40 -! $40 37 for common to
choice State; $40 Isl; $40 37l for mixed to good
brands Michigan and midland, aud common to good
Ohio, and Oh 25Gl3 for extra Genesee
Canadian Flour is better; sales Of 800 bbls. at
$40 37g sll for common to best brands. Southern
Flour is better and in fair demand for the radei sales
of 800 bbls at $40 75a sll 81 for mixed to good
brands and Gil 81 SIP 80 for fancy, favorite and
extra brands. Rye Flour is scarce at s7ass IS.
Corn Meal is steady; sales of 100 bb jersey at s. 25
GRAIS-Wheat is firm, with a limited supply sales
of 100 bush. good white Michigan. Rye Is scarce,
and is held at 81 20 81 Is. Oats steady at o5
75c. for Southern, 7597sc for jersey, and 79dsic.
State and Western. Corn is firm and in fair demand
for the East and the home trade; sales of 10000 bush
at 81 Is for Southern white, 81 l6 for do. yellow and
sales reported of the latter at 81 II.
WHIsKY-The market is steady sales OF 100 bbls.
Prison at geo. cash. Drudge is firm ct iOc., time and
interest.
PRovIsIoSs-H Holders of Pork have advanced their
prices l2c but buyers not plenty at the advance;
sales of 900 bbls. at sl6 50 $40 62 for old Mess,
sl7 so Sl7 62I for new do, sl4 so for new Prime,
and sl6 IS sl6 s7I for thin Mess. Beef Hams
firm; sales of so bbls. Chicago at $40 so, 80 days.
English Bacon is il fair demand; sales Of 800 boxes
short middes in ribs at 4 SIC. Dressed Hogs in
demand at Il 7ic., but Meats scarce sales of 80
hhds., tee. and bbls at q lOc. for Hams and u
7,c for Shoulders. Lard is held with much rmness;
sales of 800 bbs at 10 lOsc. Butter and Cheese are
unchanged.
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NEW WIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from NEW

IN YORK 10 ROtHEsTEK-The KUtHESIkH and YIN
EsEE VALLEY RAILROAD is now open and ia connection
Buffalo. Corning and New York, and New York aud
Railroads, direct from NewYork 10 Roch
The Of this together with the superior
afforded by the wide renders il by far the de
able between the abOye-named cities
be procured the SewYork aud Erie Railroad
Ticket Office Duane-s and No. 1876 Broadway also in
Jeney City,
Baggage checked through.
Freights will be transported between SewY0rk and Roch
ester with dispatch ANY information desired regard thereto
be obtained by calling upon the General Freight Agent OF
New-York and Erie Railroad, Erie Buildings, c. ).
TAPPAS Express Freight Agent, No 1913 Broadway.
No the Buffalo, Corning and New York Railroad
Sunday J. A. REDFIELD, Superintendent.
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NEW. YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.-On and

IN after MONDAY May 1855 and until further notice Pas
enger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Duane follows yz
DUNKIRK EXPRESS, at 6 A. NJ, for Dunkirk.
BUFFALO EXPRESS, at g A. NJ, for Buffalo.
MAIL az rs A. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo an nterneu
Stations Passengers By this Train VIII remain night
= Owego, and proceed the next morning
ACCOMMODATIONS, at 1918 p NJ, fJr Port Jers and in
tefmediete Stations.
ROCKLAND PASSENGER 4tSP. ~, from foot Of Cham.
bersst via Permon for Sues and intermediate statons
WAY PASSENGER Al r. NJ for Newburgh and Otisyille,
and intermediate Stations.
NIGHT EXPRESS at 80 P. NJ for Dunkirk and Buffalo.
EMIGRANT at r. NJ, for Dunsirs and Buffalo aud inter
mediate Stations
On SUNDAY only one Express Tram a. 81 30 P. "
These Express Trains Elmira with the Ela and
Niagara Fails Railroad for Niagara Falls NJ Buffalo and Dun.
kirk with the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati
Toledo Detroit Chicago &c, and with fgs;eLss splendid
steamers FOR all ports Lake Enc.
ID. C. McCsLLUM, Genera Stunt
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SUPREME COURT-GESEKaL TESs.-Nay a-DEeisioNS
ESICKERBOcKER BANK.
II .bo r,,o- Of the aupcstion of the United States
Trust Company OF Sog-York. receiver Of the ~
saving. In.tiution for appointment OF Receiver OF INC
knicksrhc cker Bank, &C A.,..o.r The
In the the adjustment OF the accounts
Kniekerbcoker savings Institution and the hu'oAe'0
Bark, &C s-,--.4 ,--.~,ia-;.v 4,
bringing the before the Count below ,,xn.s
Dec;ded tina, the two orders appealed from should Dc
With co-,s 81 N in each csse saving the right 20 those inter
esfed the Bank apply for leave 10 act IN INC
The Referee and IN the subsequent proceedings.
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THE PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE

HAhRisBVKGH, tuesday, Nav :, l.55
The Legislature Of this State adjourned sine de this
morning.
The House passed unanimously a resolution thank
ing Gov Reeder of Kansas for his faithful adherence
10 the old landmarks OF republican liberty, in defend
ing the purity of the baloboxes against lawess mobs
of Missourans, and bidding him most welcome home
TO his family and friends.
Prior 10 the adjournment of the Senate Speaker
Hester resigned his seat, and the ninth ballot 10
ill the vacancy VIM. Pratt was elected the CONTEXT
terminating by Pratt voting FOR himself.
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~ ROAD-SUMMEk AKKASdEME \ !, May = 10 =,
TRAINS LEAVE Nrw-YoRK-For New.Haven-1 3 A. NJ,
BddssPor-5, 3 A.; GEH) 1880 So &c sni ES.l T.
aro Westport-7 A. NJ; 1880 90 45l P NJ For Norwals
70 Nj 1850 go, Ok and Ae OK tSS % Sl2 10 r NJ
AoD 4So SIS p NJ For stamiord-7 9, A Nj (Ex) 1870,
sc, (Ex.J 4So SIS p. NJ For Port Chester ana New
Intermediate satops7, A. Nj 1850, 45,, SIS, 6l5
Z. NJ. - -
Ex) For Hartford aud springheld-s, Ex') l25o T. a.,
Fx For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal-9 A. NJ
Tx1 For Canal Railroed-9 A. ~. (Ex.;) 1880 p. NJ For
Kew.London Railrosd-s A. NJ T. NJ For Houatonc Rail
roae-s a. Nj $40 p. NJ For Naugaiuek Railroads. A. "
40 p NJ For Danbury and Norvalk Ralroad-7, A. Nj
4P.M. 80
TRANS TO NEw-YoRK-From New. Hsyen-530, T. 93j
A. NJ; I55 (Ex.) $50 855 r. ~, EX.l From Bridgeport-
SIC, 742, 1918 A. Nj 232, (ExD 5ll 932P NJ, (EN From
Norwsk-6 GA 8l5 1852 A. Nj "a, lEX,l S.2j 545 10
p NJ, Ex) From Port Chester-53o 6tj y q So, lis
A NJ 4CsGIPM JAMES H. HOYT, Supt.
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M1RINE 10 L Il " 4 Il,
PORT OF NEw-YoRK. .....
Arrived.

ship Liberty Atkins, NewOHelrs April l3 nd soiihFes'
Pas 18th mdse and IL passengers 20 Stanton Ihonpscn
Bsrk Auade Andrew Providence, ~ ballast 20 T. W. Rich
6Tisou.
Brs WaIedan tof Eastpor-) shackford, GlayeIis, X
Arr r. sugar and noiases 10 date at - ~ o
Isl passed bask Rola steering S.S.W. . -.
Bris Basnamoza span Ansorlnds St. John P R. 10 d.
coffee 20 G. :. Gimbernaf & Co
Brig Wscssa whitney Marks IS days cotton tobacco
Sci 10 SuaTood Anderson 4 Go. Aprl - lat - ~ ION -
81 saw large Br. steamer bound north. 80,
scbr Mountain Eagle (of HarwchD Robbins Havana 10 a.
fruit 10 Thomas Gmsrtin Sailed IN company with PARK MtI'
tina Ann FOR Se-York April q, st p a. Ion W spose
Golden (loud Of haven New Orleans for New os
Nav lat 81 So lon 70 spoke bark Yarmouth, oi bos'oAJ
from Havana for Falmouth, Eng ~,
scb Agnes Ross OBJ Murphy Halifax IS day- f'h to VII
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NEW MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENTS !
NEH-JERSEY
JERSEY CITY.

Last evening, the new Common Council Of Jesy
City met at the Lyceum, at u O'Clock, and ORGANIZED
for the ensuing year John IL. Lyon was reelected
President of tie Common Council, George w. CASSIDY
was reelected City Clerk, and Col. Nathaniel Bis
City Marshal. These elections were upon the kr,
ballot, and almost unanimous. The Board then al.
journed There being no Mayor of the city, no Me-
sage w0s received.
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1)aprr fUarebonses.

DIAPER WAREHOUSE. I. DERRICK
son Co, Nc. So Beekmanst offer for sale the
eat terms;
Whiting Papers, English, French and American.
News Paper, all sizes, weights and qualities.
Book Paper, all snes. weights and qualities
Tissue Paper fancy eoors and white Of the bes; quality
Hanging Pepper. white and co.ored, different widths
Hsiters Paper, thin and Of the bes, quality
Cloth Paper, S6N40 and f01fS.
fpgish Hardware Paper large assortment as, arrived
Sheathns Paper Of the best quality.
Wrapping Paper Straw, Rss and Manila
Tes Paper, of different sizes.
Tar Roofing Psper suitable for roofs, in rolls
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STEAMER VICTORIA IN DISTRESS. -

BOSTON, luesday, May :, le55.
Tie steamer Victoria connected with the New-York
and Newfoundland Telegraph Company, put into
this p0.i this morning IN distress, with some derange-
meni of her machinery. She was on her way from
New-York TO st. Johns, y. f., with operatives en-
gagged TO complete the Telegraph Line in the, province
which, II i exI eced will be joined 10 tie Nova Scotia
Lines al Cape Cre:on, by means Of submarine cable
aeross the Gulf Of ST. Lawrence early of July.
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HARIFM RAuROAD.-Inland Route.-OI

n "a .A,r MONDAY. MAY T. Sunday ehcepted, Tor
ALBANY and TROY leaving Depot corner OF " n '' WI
:rt-sfs. xt-,ut.-,., R-;sxs .nJ
Mi Stations North Lebanon e7fnS aAh5 ms
tran arrive a, Lebanon 81 Pm. 60 NJ, ~
WAY EsPRYss st 5 T. NJ, STOPPING AZ Nhte rans. 49,.
Eenrcornsr. With Western Railroad Express Train arriving a.
Albany a, lo.l5 2. NJ.
' FRos CITY HAIL STATION;
Dover Plains a; PM, stopping q a. siaaonA x,A,,
White Plains At Sso and SIS PM Stopping az fo'sF-e s1a
s-aions North. 800 4, e,s 20, SIS nnlu
7. NJ, st0rpirs a; all Way stations -,-,ov
Wul;auls' Bridge CT 4. NJ White flein- a. = "a -.
Passengers nav also procure fckes and nave uiri - ~
eheekeG tor Utica Buffalo and other places We, III ,e
aihsnv AZ the Conpanv Ofees OF bowefs anu o00
'''' 49, RETUsStNe TO SEw.YosN; ~A.A.
Mail Train leaving Eat Albany at oS A. ~ ~ w.; Is,S9as
You're ouer a. SIS A. ", on the srr,ya ol - yyi.n,S
R1see .riving At Ne~.gork ST 10 PM 9Th, -.
Fxnre. Train Albany a. III A. NJ ali i..;,-
Conner al T. ~ Passengers from Lebanon SPIis :, -
tcus above Williams Bridge, arriving AZ Ne" io'A d. '"
for Dover Plains stopping al stations above Ford
ham, arriving az New. York lel3 y NJ -, .s,i-.,
$50 4. NJ. FROM Croton ais stoppne d ~ ''a''
NJ and go and 6lo P. ~ from White Plains stopping
a. Iyl;.r, Ridge st SO $50 and 1910 A. NJ LIS
p Sos 6 Is and p NJ; stopping a. al stations o. a.
sspeers by the 1910 A. VI. from " liam- BT,se' sia inc
T. n from White Palms. Will be landed IN Ne"'ioA NJ '
2stnst. station only. -
SUNDAY sRRsSGENENr:
s, i T. ave a. Cro,on Fas and all stations, AZ so
NJ and T. ~ Returning, will leave oroton rams ~ ~ ~
and 4s0 p NJ stopping Al ali way stations
Freight Albany received daily nnth l. 4 u 'n0 Df'
~ " JOHN d. ELIOT, superintendent
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CoURT OF Cossos PLEAS, May s.-Ihe case Of the
Police Committee OF the Board OF Aldermen in rela-
ton to Mr. Mcclellan, Clerk Of Police which was Sc:
down for to-day has been postponed to Thursday
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MURDER AT FORT LEAvENwORTH.

BUFFALO, Iuesday, May Z, IFS.
Advices from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas apprise us
Of the murder al that place of Malcomb CLARK BY
lawyer named McCrea on account of an election diff
hculty. After having fred the fatal shot McCrea
jumped INTO the rver and attempted to escape By
swimming, bu. wee oyestaken and conveyed 70 ID
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MARINE DISASTFR.

NORFOLK Monday, May 7, I-jl.
Tie British brig Venus from Nassau bound 20 New
York with cargo Of cotton, was run down OFF Cape
Delaware. on the night of the 18th inst by the scboOn
er Hanover, Of Richmond. The vessel and cargo are
total loss. Tie Captain, crew and passengers Of the
Venus have arrived at Hampton Roads, in the
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81. MaRY's SHIP CANAL OPES.-The ship canal Of
the saute, connecting Lakes Huron and Superior
By navigabc water, ready to pass vessels on the
18th Of April II was commenced in June, 1883
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DFNNSYLVANIA RAILROAD-The GREAT

i CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic Cities with
W.sf.rp Sorhwstfru and Southwestern States by con-
tinrous Railway direct The Road also connec a. Pittsburgh
with daily line Of Steamers to all ports ON the western RIVERS
ard AZ Cleveland and Ssndusky with Steamers u all ports on
the Nohwe Lake.; making the most direct cheapest ana
reliable By which FREIGHT eau be forwarded 70 and
the Greet West ,,o---,,,-,<-,,
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and flIISbuhuh
FIRST CL.ss-boot shot Dry "oods ' 75c. per 100 no.
boxes,) Furs, Feathers, Se....: ........:.'
SECOND CLAss.-Books aud Stationery, Dry
Gooss din baesJ Hardware, Leather soc. per loo 10
THIRD CLAss-Anvis Bagging Bacon and 81 ner 100 a.
Pork. lin bulk Hemp ec..... .........:b w.
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, FGh, Bacon ard .nc ner no NJ
Pork, Packed) Lard and Lard Ol.....: -
10 shipping Goods from point eas, Of Philadelphia De par
,scuar mark the package via Pennsylvania Raload All
Goods consigned The Agents Of this Road At Philadelphia or
Pittsburgh. will be forwarded without detention. -
FREIGHT AGESTs.-Moses Potter, Boston; J. L. Elliott
New-York; J.. J. Sneeder, Philadelphia Magaw Rooms
baltimore; Geo c. Frsnciscus Pisburgh sprngman Brown
Cincinnati Ohio j. :. Moorhend, Louisville, KY; 4. G.
Medium Madison, Ind. Racf Co., 81 Louis, hoi j. .
Mitchell 4 Son. Evansville, Indiana.
For further particulars or bills Of aiing, apply to
j. L. ELLIOTT. Agent Penn. Railroad Co.; or
&. b. ALLEN No Aston House New.Yors.
II II. HOu STON General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. j. LOMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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DEGULAR NAIL LINE via sToNINGToN

IL for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEw-BEDFORD and
TAUNTONIrland route, without change Of detention,
carving the Eastern Mail
The steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt Joel Stone, and
C. VANDERBILT Capt W. H. Frszee in connection with the
sionngon ana Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads leaving New York daily Sundays excepedl from pi
No " R. (fr wharf above Battery place. o'clock PM
stonington a. o'clock NJ arrival Of the Shall
which leaves Boston al ) so PM
These unsurpassed for strength safety sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced and
tive.
The c. VANDERBILT, from w.York-Monlay. welnes-
day and Fr1Gy. From soningtonTuesaay Thursday and
Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from Eew-York-Tue.!ay Thurs
lsy and Saturday From stonngoD-MondAy wednesday, and
Friday.
" B-Pasengers arrival q the stoningon
proceed Immediately BY Mail bn Providence Boston Taun
ton and NewB seor or by Accommodation rain tom Son
irston, az 71o AN.
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Train through
each way.
Through tickets Monisys Wedpesdsys and Fridays
Nantucket Holiness Hole and Woods Hole, VIA New Bedford
connecting with the steamer EAGLE Wing
For passage. berhs, s;sferooms freight application
be MADE AZ pier No North River, e; the Office, No 10 Bat
tery-plGce
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BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE
ADDITlONALL BY THE ASIA.
SHIP NEWS

HALIFAX, Tuesday, MAY Q, 1853
An fon New.YoIk April 3, Orient, Liverpool 2ith,
Golden Era Galway 25h Union e. Cowes and proceeded
Patrick Henry, of Dover.
An. from New Orleans 9Th Jacob Bs ger a. Liverpool
Sid. for New York 3D. Adouack I'm tie Clyde sith Belle
Wood 9Th William S:ets0n from Liverpool
SD FOR Boston 4h, Emma and George Washington, from
Liverpool 18th, Victory from the Clyce.
SD. foI Chaes,on 9th, MaekenGn AMI Mary Ade.ne from
Liverpool
PASSENGERS.
M TAYLOR and lady Mis- Forsyth, Ms Ryan Ms Brit
Mis- Baker Miss HUGHES Miss Cobb NJ Kngstod and lady
Mr. Ellis and lady Mr spur and lady Mr. Dosgey Mis- Cook
Miss Simpsnson Mr. Ece and lady Mr. Neercher and lady
Dr. Tuckeron, Capt Holyoke, d Talbot Mrs Brandy, M,
aser and lady the Rev Edw Dasot; Dr. james w Dowe
bearer Of French dpsches; Capt smith the Rev Mr. shan
Mr. Inne and lady Mr. Morrison and lady, Mss Des. Mrs
CLARK Mes Won Ruth Goodrdge Simpsinson Ma,rias
Bonad. Cooper Knight kingston, HAL, Mawberry, Heewe,
BfGmay. TCmpkn Cobb, Roberts Smith, Tangier Chamber
ain. Head, all Rogers, Bel Ryan aaure Brown Rey, VII
Askew Chamber ain Robinson Hail. Dupasgair Sheeyst
Mcneil Phelps, Adams, bookershaw, Snow Thompson Cor.
don Brusseau Anderson seea, Robinson eere Dyer Mac
fa6nG, Freedman, keyer, Beyn. Pope Dothlgd, Brown,
Nede FreIeh, Macin.ay, Graham Ellce Marrow.
IraIY.-A difficulty has arisen between Sardinia
and Naples respecting suit al exequatur.
Napoleons Consulate al Genoa Is Withdrawn.
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FIRE AT SANDY HOOK.

SANDY Hoos, Tuesday, May :, 1850.
Tie Government House on Sandy Hook, known as
the Cove House, and occupied by T. Martin and ON
ers. was totally destroyed by FIRE this morning
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V'HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE o

Il STRAMSHIPS.-The hrst-class new-steamship ARIEL,
2SC0 tun Leeyer master will leave New York from Pier No
80 North River foot Of Chambes al precisely, SAT-
URDAY May 10, for HANllE direct.
Second-cless Passage. %
The ARIEL will be followed by the steamship NORTH
STAR, June Q
Tie owner Of these vessels will be accountable for Gold,
Silver Bullion Specie Jewery Precious Stones Metals,
bills sdng signed therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
ter of the day before sailing.
secured until paid Letters prepaid 2 cents
o. will be received the Office TO II A. NJ OF the day Of
sailing will be carried In lndiarubber bags, under
lock Havre will be iume 1ately deposited in
Post Offce there.
Parces taken. each nrenaid. dollar and upward.
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Arrived.

eebr Granite Lodge Colby, Boston.
Schr Hill Carter, Baltimore
scbr Carleton Jane, Tyler, BALTIMORE 81.
Sehr Brandyxine. Wheeler Philadelphia lof He"-haFeN-
schr MARY Tee Tice, Philadelphia
Jebr D. Beatty Wescott, Philadelphia.
schr y TYLER, Tyler, Philadelphia
schr T. Bell Robinson, Baltimore .
cebr q " Miner -, Virginia for New Haven
sehr Emma Hochki.s, Goldsmith, Virginia for new taven
schr Henrieo Chichester Richmond, -four 70 C. H. Person
schr G. Brooke Griffin, Boston, 10 ;. w. Lewis 49,
schr Coruea, Benson New-Bedford, oil 10 0rnne Mtn'n
1 Co.
sloop Pointer Fowler. Providence.
WIND-DuIing the day, n. z.
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Receipts of Produce

IN North Rter So bis Flour - dor WHISKY, SO
ios Beck go pks. Cheese, rs tsgs Os;s.
Bv Erie Raaroad-27C3 bbis. Flour "a do WHISKY A. pigs
Butter 29 bags Oats 50 pigs Cheese, S1 d. Provisions, ~
Hoes 800 btls. Apples l55 bales Wool
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Gov. Clark, accompanied by Gen. Buce will attend
the Massachusetts, State Temperance Convention at
Boston today.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHLADELFHIA. Tuesday, May :, I'D
Money plenty. Stocks dull. Reading i5ii MOTIFS
Canal l5I: Long Island Railroad Isl; Pennsylvania
Railroad 45l; Pennsylvania State IS SOY
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ou.rd-bop.e. Hsndbills had been iseued calling on
he citizens 10 svenge Clarks blood, and was ru-
mored that McCres had been lyncbed and his house
DESTROYED BY fire.
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THE MASSACHUSETTS STATE TEMPERANCE
CONVENTION.

bosrOS, Tuesday, May :, To.
Tie State Temperance Convection assembled at me
fremont TempIe to-day and less than 1--WE hundred
persons we're present at the opening Governor Isru'
ner was chosen President, and on accepting the oce
made brief speech.