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Commissioners OF Emigration.

meeting Of the board held yesterday at four r.
NJ Present, verplanck, chairman a. .Carrigau, Purdy,
Crabtree, schwab, Kelly, and Kennedy.
After the reading Of the minutes, Commissioner Krs
r.Dsces'-sh ~ thu I'LL recentlS introt uced into tho
gard 10 engrant approved OF by any Of TIC
COMMISSIONER previous 10 ia being brought into tbs
Legislature.
Commis sioner vnrIAscK said that no member OF the
had favored the proposition OF Mr. Spencer Ia.
deed there was bill introduced so far this session,
that regarded favorablJ BY the board.
Commissioner PuRpY wished TO know what action the
committee At the suggestion Of the Mayor had
taken In reference 20 the absses prctsed by the
ncr. and land sharks on the poor .mgrants. Hs was
Informed that nothing was, far done further than
that the investigation proved that the Commissioners
had not been remss In their duty full report viii BE-
made neIt week.
proposition was made for committee TO be sent To
Albany lobby against the bill Of Mr.. Spencer where
upon Commissioner CARRGls remarked that he dissp
proved for one OF sen ling committees 10 Albany, "
lobby on any matter oEpected with the Commission.
IL was degradation that should be avoided II possible.
If the very stepce OF the board At stake he Tor
one would not condescsnd 10 personally solicit any iess
lation. The ct mmittee not appointed. After tue
Transaction Of other local busness the board al.
journed.
Frcm the following II will be the funds q the
Com uisglon In A bad
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n tOkNIN Z 0hlFffNs E1fEkss.

GRssSroRr, April {, 1859.
JtsIr GorDos BKNxITr Fxo.
The resuit Of The election al Southold yesterday
vas Of the righrknd. The American ticket triuna.
ptsr' " nsjortss ranging from hfty 70 two hundred
and tblTty. DC. y.
RIyrrHyiD, Euaoh Co., April g. 1865.
To THr FDToR HxRafB
Sylvester MILE Eq wa elected Supervisor by ibs
Anil Auow Moth gg yesterday By eighty majority. Ths
X. Ne have suGs red a tsrrb bic deieat.
yLECTTos or surERvIs0E IN KrTGs COUNTY.
The ectCn iortl oicsrs took place In the oouniv
towns o. kiBgs esunty On Tuesday and rcx,e 10 tbs
.hoce Of TIE ic' oviny HuperviHors
fttr UTschg--Turts g. B.rgsn democrat having re-
cevcd itt ont ~ 100 vo;ss east
GYovi,nd-wlllar ara Bsanstt democrat, elected " n
majority.
FaJdrSf--Jshn !, Ryder, vhig.
F1aftvsh--hsst stir scboosnaksE, dsmocrEt 10 opp9.
aton
Fs,g Losy-uf,nn,s Jsssn whig sna Know sothlar
The sup.rvittss frtn Nev UtrseLi, Grswssnd, AMI
T1'ttn,b, " siss'sd 1bs e'fr ive are MN.
lfta.
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Trial Of james Ryan for the Murder OF Po
Iicenlan Jns. CshilI.
COURT OF OYER AND TEnhIsER.

COURT OF OlEH AND Thhhlhhh
Hon Judge y =. Cowles, presiding.
Arm 49, James Ryan, charged With ths murdor Of
James cahn policeman On the 29th Of sept 1854, By
shooting him ~ith pistol VAS placed ~ the bar. The
prisoner Ryan, Is thick aet stern boxing yogng fsl
Io~ about ~ yesrp of age no born IN ireland AMI
lived a. 3o3 Eighth street, but has no particular homs
he was sailor In 10 the question Al ihs Coro
ners ,oques 10 whether he had Anyth hing 70 s.y In
relation the charge he rspl.d'J hsve somsthisx 70
say about T. say am innocent .iept TIC n'fht 70
So 1IO Fast Twenty ssnd street and Pa,'sn slap; With
Justin Psttsn about tho same ag., anf native
oi New York Ia charged as an accomphce In ths mna.,
but vas not now on trial.
The dseease4 vas 81 years of age ard native q Ir.
lapd.
kcre than two hours -ere occupied In ss'sr' ~ a
mpsant Jury zach Juror he came for safa b~sng
tuogstsd A. 20 BIZ eonpeisnsy, and 'svsfsi bsias -
cussd In consequsnte of entertaining conscsnons scru
plss sgab,t cap tai pun snt. Soms sio c'rsc'
81 10 stand ssde from bavins formed an oriaon - tbs
o the homicide - 70 The ID, Of the accused @one
gentlemen save u a. uarir opinion thar 90 'rrs
dent 20 coBfemn 70 death Othsu saf, That iI. 20
tc.nIous scruplss hey couh ne rronouns" . ,srhst
shsrs the penalty ras death. lh- JaSg- .ah p ~ ~
not think u fgLt y eSuss Juror ubo 0impy ho sh'
X 'ntIt.disnt but whsH ths otlt N % bad upafs
NJ, ~ y'y .srs ssssst ssllsd hs Cosr eys
for bail hour, 9Th ~ adraonii4oa |. 80 lafJ
from hs Judge 70 aroia al eonrv7 aten oh " -
a the lrilI II the tkat sss 70 ," sAtnis3a !"
III. Jtdse -d he sl soi ihns u. .s'i..oony - VII
sa,e rouE warrant hin 10 s@ndng " ths lufy ths
tlsn,if, n yerJ Iaht in8@c Ter. y 10 oIs ~ ~
.nns,s.s abs 10 snis tkAt rbsy hal hg face u
~. ,srt.s Ia tAe store On tbs aight IN gis;,op ~
IL. ~ wh0 drtd the pistol thfrs a - sb.sBns q
s.tsaetofy AsBtity TIE mere fAst q t prisoner ~,
,bscins II ihAi pish, uAs nj ssnelsni y con
,fet rim vl.b ii = ItEtacilcn,
no Jury ites sequttsd The prisosst
TIs Iisiset Attosnsy thsn unisr tbs sirrun'sasss.
u The csc, A,kso psfm''ion 70 enter ao's Ioeq'
n ths case ~ fag,sn
Tls Court afssnua srA atdrsasea ,orns afBosisgfJ
r,ruaris " 10th Egsn and Ptt,sn
lie juTy wtre lseLAlgsd aati foniay, a 10 oesoes
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FAMILY GROCERIES,.

~
" sale rsts-rhs subscriber respectfully informs his
old the pubs large that he opened at
his old stand vs.sy street. whsh was partly destroyed
his store and oTsned with an entire stock Of
sonsss spices SOAP, starch hams shoul
dsrs smoked beef Aour, OIL molassss syrup, candlos,
butter cheese, A.. 40 GrOssr' bakers hotel keepers.
economy In dofns the subscriber respectfully socits
to call and examine for themselves before purchasing
elsewhere and be convinced that they buy cheaper
than a. Ohs. In the city for essh. m he
still adhcrss to his old system, not requiring his
hor orabs customers 20 the bad debts which
vodabs in tho credit sysem The daters him
self iong in the business and purchasing
goods cash from importers aud nrt bands aaords
him that others In tue business do not
have who from second third each mans
o per esntsge. PETER LYNCH.
tes Goods free carriage The subscriber has
NO connection with any other store.
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Of the above list, twenty tyeight are rs-appontments
eleven In place of dsmssa and fourteen in place
Of designations Ten born In Ireland, two in Ger
many and ortyone In the United States Twenty three
members Of the democratic party, and thirty be-
lopsed to the old whig party There remain only
three hundred and seventy six Of ths old line police
appointed when tho present police system ~ss e.
tab.Lsd
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IprvJrsrs0 yt1t CrsYKat AatttG..--7h. GJssfi, "
co.,a Hics ofxafeh !, patH,hss shs foIisrsg er,rss
ron letter la,t received ~ ths sgrsrnnsni -itAosl
yosehins Ter "a ersshtUes.
n ia sAla ths, Gusrsols vb9 stt-rp.ti - inv.ss
utrtafKs ~ ~. fe~d ~ force Of 5atessns "a. b~a
for' s tnd that Gts- CAbAaAs 80 rfssitsai o. ~.
sfusr ftsls u In Iot I@sos at the bead ~ y 80
met vsii syyyika viii Ight artillery TEs Doaltass.f
y sr<a Crus Gust nas. bsi yitsn sxslsst TIE sgg
grrtnt sBl sgstsfn-l sgsas d - msa
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RIO DRIyyRs ON RoLTEs FOR soDAs. sARsApA
IL sss sies. Yorters elders. 6o, te o. preprssofn,o'
stsvins ps~es snppera dealers and osnaunsrA Ben9ry
OssrsaSs Rat Gf.sdy sy al en,rssi 70 ssseg so
With aay auauy description OF nterAl or cArbthsA
srstsrs asa porfers. Ac Ao - sup et hAvor sn1 ~
essnt u n-eh les ttsn tty oteet rahetast
g. N.w y0vt AM srtcios No D. ~ 1asaiA sFi - NV
q salt tss aslsl g3lces
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LIQUORS, &C.

4 cu0ycE sgLEcTIoN or BEANDIEs sCPERioR
sIssss A olhsr wines scatsh ssd irtsh whis
Tsxs Iondon snt Dublin porter, scotch ses a. msstn
80 80 rvtxr for family uss, Grule snd eeruis ior
sai. w Nm n UrDRRdiLL, 10 Broens stfess' sornsr
droshy.
xyCorcH wHISKRY.-THk GsNuINE ChhEhos
Ss.iSws tsin whisk6y In dsniyyhns ssgs er
psnskssss, for ssls by lEInBsiD0E apo"LiN'' !"
SoatA strsst.
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MADAME ALVIN, PROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
N services 70 tho lsdss asd gentlemen IN phrsnolsgy
by books ana science. She te eossait.s
p.ysase business ae and will tell the sf lady
bton thy viii marry also ts names efhsr visitors
Ne src Alvin ctnvsrtes ~ Enssh, ftsheh sEd 0srTas
~ .sEn ~ ..Dw .gt 't'~ , ~ ais 31r"af srsfE
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

IMPORTANT POSTAGE N0YCE-PosT OFFICE,
New York, March 81 lo5.-Erom and after this day in
pursuance Of the Act OF Congress passed March
letters Will be sent from this Office In the mails addressed
places within tho United States, uaf: the postage prepaid
order more ede,.ually to carry out the provisions
ad Act and the intructcns Of the Post Office
in relation thereto the drop boxes this
eepion OF letters will be closed feom and aftor this
until the practice Of prepayment becomes general Letters
ceved At All the windows but to tho detention
the delivery windows Of desiring only
ters prepaid by stamps, window the
OF the Post Once the nearest Cedar street. will
appropriated exclusively TO the reception of trs prepaid
BY STAMPS Under no ciTcumdaees tcH any other bu,ine
be transdcfed at this uiadoc
Persons mailing will facilitate their own action a,
well the business Of this Office by using stamps
envelopes for the payment Of portage stamps
chased in any quantity and envelopes in packages
the hours Of A. NJ and three T. at SALE
in the second story OF the Post Office bull entrance
the east end Of the Cedar street front.
Letters addressed to places within the United States not
prepaid will be sent to the Dead Letter Oco at Washing
ton.
To facilitate the mailing letters places beyond the
limits Of the United States, window ut the foot
stairs a the east end OF the Cedar street 'front.' will be
apart Tor the exclusive reception OF unpaid foreign lett
which will be received at other place. and Of letters
California and Oregon paid by stamps Foreign letters
can DO prepaid Al Of tie wndo Tor the delivery
letters.
postage between places in tho United stss
will hsrcsrer be, for single rate (haf and under
as follows For distance not exceed three
miles tbreo cents aud for greater distance
cludes all letters to California and Oregon,
ISAAC v. FOWLER. Postmaster.
D0ST OFFICE N0TICE-THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR-
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AsTROLOGY.

BOUT TO LEAVE THE cITY-NADANE MORROW.
"A This aed Iady pI positively leave for Eurcrs
In f.. days 50 ali that Wish 70 een,sa her mus, e,u
soon, m tho cbanse. She sn tell all tbs
events of LIE snd the very 70 the ss so
nsi ment % ell her Writers. ~ Brvome rse ns cshna
ctntlsmsn not admitted n BNo eksrse hrGt sal isAtd
(NLAiRyoYANT ExAMINATioNs.-xRs HAYES iiAt.
~ ing Iatty experienced unplaings OF hgh or6er y
en,bly the be, consulting nediesi ysn
tia country Those DOUBT hsve but 70 try
her and b e,nuneed Once 10 srds stret, the Bow
HAYES, ElectricaL.
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DoST OFFICE N0TICE,--THE MAILS FOR CALIFOR
l. MIA, &c, per United States steamer GEORGE LAW,
will close at this once Thursday, April at o'clock
J.. NJ ISAAC V. FOWLER, Postmaster.
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New Police appointment,

The following appo ntmen's Of policemen we're made
yesterday BY the Board Of Police Commiss ,ners:--
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-WAICHEsi WATCHES THE susscRIBER u
retail, lever tbaa Any houss in tho city. 80.
Iins gold Iepire watches, four holes jeweusd
BsauffuI snasseslsd lAdior watches ~
Spisndid ensm4tfsd Anise watches, with damends In
Gold dsssshsd LAYERS fell jevslied ..........,,
Bsauful gold eramsIled hunting Watches -
Cold detashe& ie~xrs for ladies rich engraved eases -
Zine Gon hugtnc lepiues for ladies
fins RolA hunting dstsshsd levers full jsvcuea
5p'sndd lover s>chss fer daguerreotypss
sh wstohss which wind up and without key IS
Issysss $50 10 s,p
teal Cooper watches duplex and levers iD 70 $50
fIndspspdsnt seesnd and quarter second watch -
for Nzsing horssf ...+................. 70 70 10
ttps sse essrs Observation-Disclosures. Ia5 to a5s
yatehss vbieh days winding Us TO 1T6
ma wsfefses Tor ladies tnd gentlemen,
which i.Ao three different watchss 100 TO 1I5
s,old xiish pcsrnt levers. s..........,.... Xto 81
.sld hunting Endhh pstsat levers. TO ~
silysr Iasssh rsLrns levers ............. bt9 -
dsschsf h~ysEs ts -
soid srd silver yrsh patent levers made ~ n
y TebSss. s.hsr oNsb-.tsd NAL srs.
gssy aas duplex watches made By l. T. Cooper, warner
vs,sh.s sissr.s and repaired ~ NJ. best manner ..
,nssh Isss shsp usssl prees Al waehss warranted ts
hs.e sc,a time CEo O. ALLgr importsr,
~'sFsVse wholssaie and retail II Wall street,
sse"nd noer near Broadway.
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WHOLE NO. e7se.
ADyEaTSKaENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

r ETTERs IRON IRELAND-BY MR. Nc6EE.-No. s
IL of these sl interesting lettsrs !, published this
man Also Archbishop ughes,s letter church property
For sale at all depots. Once lJ2 Nassau street
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DRY GOODS, sc.

A S6IGNRES sALE-sELLING OFF AT GREATI
"a REDUCED Prices the large and masnncsn. stock Of
eubeoidsee Iarcs hosiery and gloves at No 10 Broadwa
Ladies viii DO we'll TO call selling very low
cash. - ssdcr Of tho assignees.
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CPRING TAsHIoNs.-J. d. ARMSTRONG WILL Ex-
~ bbit his sprag fashions Of millinery goods Thursday
April at no Fulton street. The ladies Of Brooklyn
invited TO call snd examine the Ills stock
the most cempste assortment exhibited in Brooklyn
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SPECIAL NOTICE =.

EMIGRAEr INDUSTRIAL SAVINGS BANK, NO. 81
~ Cha mbers street.-Sotce.-Depositors Informed
that deposits made before Saturday the h Of April
will bear interest from April Bank open daily from 10
A N. to p. n, and nom &c =. NJ.
JOSEPH STUART. President.
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making is pow progressing rapidly, SO that By next
month the crop win te nearly respea
A Grapsds paper ssys:-1he weather, since our last
notice. Improved fsvorabiy fer the plantations, ami
sugar MAILING Is progressing expsditously be
expected under the many Disadvantages win which the
planters have recently bal " contend.
hARKErS.
KINGSTON, JAM, May 26-Business since last iss
has been duer than usual the heavy rains which have
inundated the country have cut of the mssns Of com
muncaton from part OF the island 70 another. Par
ties at distance must regulate their supplies With this
serious hndrsnce business In view We hope coon to
give cheering accounts, but al present duty
compes readers In other countries to be
very chary OF their hither For parcel Of
American butter which brought for ward At auction
only Cd. was bid. We note one sale 1t led. per ID. A
email cargo Of Goldfish has been received since last
issue but sales thereof made Another Of very ns
ror quality since went OF at auction at 24s per fierce
and 1ts per box. We report sales OF 600 bills -four
duty 6s q. auction at sos bSs per Dbl or the last
arrival from Baltimore lots Of so bb each have been
placed at t6s 104 bills. damaged realized ass 3D. 5cs
at public sale sale Of $50 bbls. Howard street re-
ceivsd ftom outport has been placed at OILS. The
market largely stocked with white pine lumber last
sale was at Sos OF white cedar shingles there Is ample
supply; value Of large 20s. q 22s American pigs
tongues are held 1t COS. Irish at a higher figure.
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OHIO Know NOTHING STATE CONVENTION.
The Cleveland Pi0indsotr Of the 5th inst, says the
Convention assembled ut Spansrs Ha in this Cy st 10
A. A-hr sposnsr, Of Cincinnati, presiding. The dss-
gates mum ber about 800. Credentials or members
were presented dinacutt arose Is 10 tbs sdmisson
Of membsrs who had not would not take the oaths
Of the Third degree Many Of the delegates had bssn
who claimed seats the fame Third degree members
This gave rise to discussion, when the Convention
took for dinner II 10 said by knowing ones that
the Third degree win BE- put through and those refusing
TO take II viii be put out of the Order that solvo
d. hmpbell or JAG Brinkerhof viii be nominated for
Governor, and strong anti slavery resolutions passed
The Oswego Palladium recon mends that ex- Governor
Seymour John Van Buren,, Brady, and OConor take the
stump this fall and canvass the State for the democra
tic party. #sNf
pro slavery convention Of Representatives Of the
western counties Of Missouri IL to be held ct Lexington
on the 18th Of July next.
mass meeting OF the wings Of st. Marys county,
Maryland, was held at Leonardtown, the 30th ult
at which strong resolutions passed. denouncng the
Know Nothing party, its principles, action, and organ
zGtiOu. 9f s-.fsa' = . +
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.

Half a million more az rrcasuxe-News from
sEa1ia, the Isth mus and the West indses.
The United States Mad steamship Illinois, CaptAia
AcKaxtry, arrived yesterday morning FROM AspinwAI
The Hissis sailed hence the 2ist uit, ct NJ,
srrve4 st Kingston Jamaica, 27th, p NJ, and sailed
thesoe for AspinwAn 2sth, at OK A. NJ where she
rived On the Soth, at7P NJ, and sailed again the
3lst, at ] p. NJ, for this city.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compauy's steamer Sonora
sailed from San Francisco May 10, att P NJ, with tbs
United States mails and sse2 $50 So treasure arrived
at Acapulco 23d u at P. NJ and sailed again for Pa
mama ct p NJ day and arrived as that port 2sta
May, atsP. M.
The steamer Uncle Sam sailed from San Francisco
same day. at P. NJ, for San Juan.
There has not been single case OF sickness OF any
kind among the passengers since leaving San Fran
cisco.
Mr. Purssr Hail. Of the Illinois, will accept our suknow
lad for avora
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ACADEMY OF Music Tho management OF this estab-
shment will be perceived by reference to the adver
tising columns announces the return OF the Italian
evening in the opera IN Trovatore which drew toge.
her the largest audiences that visited the Academy
of Music
NBLo's GARDKs.-Balfe's opera Of the Bohemian
Grip Ia announced for this evening, with the cast
completely successful Miss L. Pvne Is general favor
ite and Is ably supported by Mss Pyns and Messrs.
Harrison Borrani, and Horncastle,
BowxRy THEATRE-Ths French and Spanish dancers
thirty in rumbsr, great feature at the old Bowery
They appear every evening In piece called the "CouIt
The drama Of the "Thres Banshed Men, o. also the
"Bandt Host" win be played.
METROPOLITAN THKArRE.-The benefit Of Mr.. Hackett
comes of TO- night and il the last night Of the
SON, and Mr. Hackett has worked hard ant at cons
dsrsble expense to please the patrons Of the drama
hoped he will receive substantial proof esteem In
which he Is held both as an actor and manager, BY
crowded and fashionable audience.
AMERICAN MUSEUM There will be three dramatic per.
formances today-one ut twelve O'Clock, another a.
selected are swho Speaks First "sasher and Crasher
GIANT Heart never won FAIR Lady" and the "Maid Of
the Mountain
Woop's MrvsrREIs. The negro performances OF this
company completely successful To night the"Wan
dering Minstrel and other amusing features.
BroKLxv's SERENApRs. Several plaintive melodies,
violin, melophone and banjo solos, Highland fling, and
the musical burletts Of Ths Two Pompeys" for this
ming.
PRHAMs MrNsrRKs--Besid great variety of songs,
choruses instrumental Iieces banjo and other solos,
the laushabie burleique Baby Show win be given.
GRAND CoscERr.--Mrs Isadora Clark will give grand
concert at the Metropolitan theatre on Tuesday evening
appear on the occasion. The musical selections are
ceilsnt.
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Fires In New York.

FIRE IN BIARCKKR sTRMT.-Last evening Ere took
place dry goods store window at No. 276 Bleecker
street. The fre was extinguished without giving
alarm to the fire bells Damage estimated ct about $780,
The Ere Ia said to have been caused by the goods acc
dentslly coming in contact with the gas burner.
FINE IN CLIFF srRKr Shortly before IL O'Clock last
night an alarm OF In the Seventh district caused
by ere being discovered in the Workshop OF s L.
sseegz, situated the second floor Of the building
No. Cliff street. corner Of John street. The FIRE was
found burning under the work bench caused evidently
from lighted charcoal. 1t was extingutsned with
. pail or two of water.
FIRE IN THIRTY SECOND SrRur "A FIRE broke out, about
one O'Clock yesterday afternoon In the three story
brown stone dwelling No 2a2 rhrtysec ond street.
Ninth avenue. It originated In dark closet, opening
INTO the front basement and Is supposed to have been
caused by the mice rubbing some loose matches The
closet is used lumber room, and had been Ia
1t the day previous. The fire extnguished by
the police and neighbours with few pals Of water,
without doing any oamsge The premises are occupied
by the rev. DR.. Martin.
FIRE IN PEARL srRKET.-At near one O'Clock this morn
ing ere broke out in the third floor Of the building
No. 1853 Pearl street. occupied by George " huan glass
dealer, The aremen quickly at work, and extin-
gushsd the flames before it spread much beyond the
floor II originated in 1he first floor 10 occupied by
David Ketcbam Britannia wsre and tin ware dealers.
The water flooded the store pretty well The smoant OF
Ices could not be ascertained All parties, we under.
stand fully covered by insurance. but In what COM
psnes IL lot ascertaned The loss cannot amount
70 much.
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HARIFIME INTELLIGENCE.


Port OF New York, juno 8, 1855.
CLEARED.
Bari a.svs1ao. Ns1xeh, Is,ssdos:. CASTOR.
PIG Assy Es.Ss.h, PSia.s,, 10 Jss:irs 9 Gsis.
Ss 5Ys$ si: Ss::l::.ss; D.i.;s Potter
soSr 4 v Bed.li; sssell. w.shnsson. DC, y Bsd.ll:
sS nd n'r Lord
ARRIVED.
Steamship Iliinois rEinstry. Aspnwali. Nay g. With
Serss An .soSsss sd asnsi: Win bark Charm.
nSss and Isda Sises iA TassdsS i Pm
nsrth from Hateras snalised steamship Aabsna, hence
ship See Lark Woodbury. Antwerp. and Flushing Nay p
fsI ensSn 18th ats 2. Ia; Ion = g passed steam. I'M
May TO the 18th had strong westerly gales with heavy
Brig Pomona PorN, Jones, FayI, Nay 2 via Boston
dfKE With gpo ds &C. to AsSp
days with molasses TO Chastelan Ponvert Co. June
of Cspe Hsttera saw brig OrauSo, from Cienfusges for
seSr R.sgSksh Eesg OF Boston, Dsssy. Frontier. q T.
80 lon e Is spoke soSs Ei%rs Ao.ss Eaton from AZ
s9as
The was nsSs%sd 2 days II the By q nssiso
NF:s i.y:, WIN fa:tio, e IsxsTsss fsy: GO.
Sobr George Ann FAris, Hentford, NC, D days.
Sohr B L Pomery, Nelson, Beaufort, NC, 3 days.
Schr Martha, Cansdy, Beaufort, NC. days
So. I:.s;:s says ssS S:sss.s g.; 4; !. M
Sohr Francis Burritt, Farohlld Newbern, NC, days.
Sctr w Moore, 1tlford, Newborn.
Schr Lilly, Jones, Wilmington.
Sohr Emily Ward Chree mastedD Ward, Wilmington,
Schr r Smith Burton, Wilmington
teras. saw schr Manhasset. hence for Savannah.
Schr Rio, Donnel, Washington.
NJ Sohr Jane Ipgraham yesterday from SavAnla,
spoke 4th inst Hatteras BY 81 miles, bark Growier
Havener from Providence for Havana.
u HAILED.
Ships Free Trade Calcutta Eliza Mallory Valencia barks
Under, do; Mary Lee Cardenas
Wind during the day NV.
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barrel marked ON the head "forty one gallons Of
New York brandy has been discovered In graveyard
in ST. Louis and found TO contain the remains OF f..
state .rtenancy ID 10 supposed that she was muir.
der, seine placs and shppedt 70 st. Louis, where she
was steaithily buried.
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The Weston He, aid has what purports 70 be full IRE
ported returns from the 1lb Congress- 0Rsi district of
VIRGINS which, II correct elect Carlisle, Kaow Nothing,
over Lewis. democrat, b. OF majority