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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01
Tuy Ksryr.-On Tbursdsy evening John Doss

TIII kkIFE.-Uh Ibursudy dVeuIng Jop" Dvs"v
and John Lang got quarrel in the grocery ors ceneS a
Writers Lomer streets Words oams TO blows wnee
Doane Knife and stabbed Lana three times In the len ee
but inflicted serious injuries. lie arrested and hid IL
examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

APPOINTMENTS II THF STREET DEPARrAsNr.-Mr
Cooper, yesterday. made the following appointments
of Heads of Bureaus:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

70 m named james Huntley and Peter jenkins (csase.
sr. .Ye.,ed in Jersey City fhnndsy might t stsaS.e
Ssr bad bills other banks found upos Jsckn 80
BE Recorder him To Jail 10 ssIt trial Hnnig ~ ~
charged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

Bold THEfT.- Yesterday afternoon two mea 60
tered the clothing Mr. Bomhsrd In Grand street. fs te
purpose pricing clothing None Of The stcss show
spp them and they left ANsr their departure twc
eli found be missing Tho Thieves hsA
proceeded before the theft dsovcse and 90
ssaue ptly esc eped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

FATAL FALL ON SHiPBOARD.-Corouer Connery
held an inquest at the York Hospital Friday The
body of Hugh Gillespie Ion ghsemsn who died from injuries
received "wednesday by falling through the batchwsy OF the
shin living Of the Fast River piers verdict
q occidental death WA rendered by the Jury
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

A., M,1RopoLfrAs HALL.-ReguIx 70
- al \. comn-nced Metropolitan Hail. yssssI
1g, IL snnouneed that Eidss hsymosd -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

FATAL FALL FROM A BUILDIsG.-James McAvoy,
stone bile engaged Friday st work on S~indow sill
house In Twenty third street. near Ninth ,venns sect
dertsy lost his balance and fell headons N the sidewalk lie
was taken Up nsenbe snd conveyed &c the Hosp
tai where be- died after admission The Corone were
notified and inquest will b. held upon the body to-day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

RrRsIARr.-The exchange Office IN Wsshiagtoa
ne.r Mon,somrry Jersey City, wu entered By burtS
~ r. ,r.Ssy uaht snd robbed Of shout % In pensies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

SFRESADS.-On Wednesday night several huedre4
OF the friends Of Alderman Joseph Smith marched In pooessoa
beaded by baud Of tbs bouse Of the Alderman IN ns
Of tho event Of bis having bees -
rared elected tho Ademsnshp instead Of Mr. Csshen -
first announced by the Board OF Canvssseu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

DESrRucTUR FrRE II RAHwAr.-The Lively aaSte
civilian Brown, 1t Railway. took Gre on WEDNESDAY 80
ns and together With dwelling house sloinins - see
drsuoyed large number Of horses IN the caSs
N. pss.ioa The circus horses Of SENDS Lent Co Tnsy
~ S,.s and divee in.s the str. With moce ccs
tn. biong,s 10 tho e<Abdsssent - Sso ~ cs
s...e sas on VIII srosi essssy sos,t rss les ~ -
aui,s h,ssY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-05-01

BuBGLARIEs.-Two bold burgisres we're pefResn
cu,spoe, Of esch being similar In both instances ne snnns
.n from hS. .na he sSo',. Z sss ~. :. ssamz
NJ In .mb ~ No 50 Grand street lost about eJ0 vosss
sv.r, snS silver war. ard Mr. Moses Van Na1s ne 1i
south Third street wss victiHrssd 'e s''N' '"'
No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT.

Strawberries come In slowly and prices are high Is
nearly all Of them are from the Southern ports few
have come In from south Jersey and by week nis
hoped We will have large supply from the neighborng
country A few warm days would send them into market
In large quantities They sell at present for nine aud ten
cents per basket al retail 6ooseberres have male their
appearance the stalls and sell for twenty and twenty
FIVE cents per quart Cherries Of rather dubious qusity
sell for ten cents per ID. They aiso from the South
Pneapples sell from o. s2 per 100 Oranges are 20.
ting and high Coooanus sell for thirty seven ant
fifty cents per dozen.
In vegetables there Is no, much nov 70 nO.e Bermuda
potatoes % per Dbl, Charleston potatoes 81 per
Dbl, and MERGERS % 20 and % per esl Several nee
varieties Of potatoes have IN from the West
One kind s known the black mercer which are very
poor. fbey dark ooored inside ans out TIE blue
rather better but the keecr blue are The bert
Turnips coming In from Jersey aud are selling q.
Wholesale for % per 100 buDebee rey retail for as,st
and 10 cents per bunch few onions are Ia from
New Orleans there are q few poor looking tomatoes
from Bermuda They sell At o. per bsx. Green peas
ssrrs bean. are GU, o. msrtes b.. ,es OF Ssm s.ye
come this season. A few wstermetons are ia from
the veet nd.ee and cell for s2t per Zoe RA6hcs
very cheap, Hnd ssprsgu. s,i high, i6o isc beng
spn ssk cd Tor good bunch.
Pigeons ssI plentiful, though <eArcr tan they were
nsy have been selling ress daring the p.st wsex FOR
game and ail kinds OF poultry are unchanged In proes
In fresh meats higher prices are asked, especially for
ssa rse % " S
pered swi fed cows. Spring lamb ~ cents per pound
Fb continues cheap and with Ices demand than there
few weeks since. Salmon sells At q cents Der
pound. Other Cab are unchanged 10 price.
Butter continues quite cheap ADD viii In ell probability
remain go durirs the coming summer All e retailers
abundant rains have made the pastures unusually good
and The yield Of butter and milk must be large Eggs
getting desrer Tsenty for rs cents u asked There
20 rood cheese In market and consumers had better
avoid Il until later In the season.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

While he aggregate imports for the past week nj this
por. largely below the amount for the period
last year. yet the amount thrown upca the market Ia
much greater. fhs in part, results from the fact that
~ this period last year large amount OF goods was left
in the warehouses; 10 await the reduction Of duties by the
advent Of the tariff the Isl Of July 1857. Yet,
making due allowance for this fact this statement shows
that there In rcreased movement going on in goods
from the public warehouses 70 the stores Of importers
and from them 10 the hands Of the cbbers The country
Is bare Of goods, and fresh Importssons OF seasonable
styles viii end increased sale for the fall trade and ct
better prices than those curren, The past winter and
spring. Tho heaviest articles Of import the past
week coussied Of manufactures OF wool. Next 30
woollers stand cotton goods, silks and fax
The largest amount Withdrawn from warehouse also con
shted OF woollen goods which amounted 70 col 22i 81
against s46oo " Of cotton goods 05s 81 OF silk and
sbole 90 Of fax goods This large withdrawal Of wcoen
GOODS probably caused In part by the demand Of job
bess, who supply clothlrg manufacturers for the fall
trade and 70 meet The demand from the interior, espc
cally for The near BY trade. TIE spring trade is
business confined 70 the by trade and the nlng
OF second ORDERS The favorable weather impaired
considerable impetus 70 the city retail trade Stocks OF
lens coming into market VIII have The advantage q.
they VII have been produced from cheaper
wool In domestic cotton fabrics prices continue be
spsaired but 70 repeat quotations would with few ex.
captions, be repetition Of lest weeks prices. There
fair demand Cor dris ard ali lengths were sold for en-
port 70 China tsAc. In foreign goods there q mo-
derate demand for black sks In fancy dress the feel
In good demand and prices sustained Linens were quiet
bot prices were unchanged With the present week
auction raes have about reached the usual summer
pspse The few public sales made have been quito sats
factory, considering the advanced OF the season
The Articles which met the readest sale consisted Of rib
bore, stella shswls, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

en.k.a. ooh, Win oranges and ps.ons 70 cAA~'sFnm'
SER Lane orr Basey ya,ncusA a. q dayA WIN run'
p:ss. s: 40 e sSHca I.r r.
+: j. !. e ssgs1 on :: s:.s -
-: =: LAM: = !:
ssS.i: q B:ssr: :iS frs.S ~sa. .,.. >, w. ,
r sl :v .as5I s Ss sS ssa sc:s'n NAY
H% sssstsS S1 tof New Ha,s. Terry Bar.so. Nay
ssS. Ed:S ESsss ' ts15 Sweating Gree. T,,us Key.
c som .n sp Fssisss O. days
WITH ni, Dsys a slaes 10 Watson nsaus "a, .,.,.,
IS; Mi: 5sS S.s $4 Ss::sfs'n, NC sa.'.
ssSr E,5, rsrsss r.ih:I J;S:: stys.
IS! f %is o .- :ss s,!; s. ss'''
soSr LoyiDs Ford, vSs.eia ~~
s ssS, f, so .s,. so, l:a. vhT%.s
IS. sVSt:s;ss: i F:ss:r ay sssiai..
seSr Rusg. vita oorss YEs,niA
s ssT a R'ss'.s se 1;sss; y,:'s:
Sch, a JennDs g. Crosby yi5siniA-
fcSr GSns S i Bppdisy, virginia.
scbr J wcod Cbsnb ea Virginia
scSr w@ BenrsS Rfisr Virginia days
e; fuss %s' sossr v 1sn
seSr jsnss Hoy, Is6n, virsnis, 4 days
SfRns g. S @.i.S y H1,f ss sS:y
eehr Brady Hall Virginia days
Schr Mary Town, Baker, Virginia days.
fchr Twsrd Cbambers Virginia, days
echr 0 8 BinH g. Cook vh gtna, days
echr Eliza Faro, Rutar. Alexandria, dayI
echr Joseph Quest Banner. AlexapdriA 8 days.
& hr Black Bird Weaver, Alexandria, 9days
Schr Mary Jane, Jonea Alexandria days.
Schr PRICE, Chambers, Alexandria days
echr Maria Pike mssts) AppleRate Alexandria u days
ecbr Middleton, spple, Alexandria, 8 days
echr Ann Caroline, Apologize, Alexandra, days
efhr Pie Apologize Alexandria, days.
Schr Island City, Cohk1in AleJapdrta. days
schr Brothers. Davy, Georgetown, DC, days
schr Henry Jane Ahrich Baltimore. days
echr VIM Bacon, Tyler Baltimore, days.
echr Jane Durfee, Davis. Ba,inore. days
schr Bakimore 6leieht Baltimore dAyA
schr Bee uine, Khesland. BALTIMORE days
schr Medora, Rhodes, Bockland, 4 DAYS
Hcsr Plymouth Rock, Lacy, Boston, dayH
6chr How ard Lowell, Boston, 3 days
Echs Cabot, Hamilton. Boston. 5 days
Echr John Collins Gorhsm, Providence.
echr Richard Law Lapphesr 6onn for Port Even
sloop Portland, Crocler, GEORGETOWN, Ne, s daya
sloop Active Smith Sag Has Dor
Steamer Delaware. Cops Philadelphia.
Steamer Pctrel Arey. Providence.
wind during the day 8 70 Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05


MolAssrs sales Of 10 hhds Cuba musoovado we're
made st 26c
NAVAL srcRrs mo market maintained the hrmness
noticed yesterday Sales Of 500 bbh sniris turpcntms
pStto arrive 1t hc. and part on the SPOT.
st 48c and 700 bbs common rosn were sold ~ u AN
per 3l0 lbs delivered
Ons The market Was without animation, and prices
fer nearly al kinds were quiet and unchanged.
PROVISIONS -Poyk-The market was heavy, and trans
actions limited The sales were confined TO about 800
$l4 Is Beef steady with sales Of about $50 bbs In
cudt country $40 30 sl 90 Repealed Western
do at 81 I5s 43 30, and do &l3 $l4 TO- Prime mess
was 1t SIS $22 and beef hams as el7 10 $l8 Bacon
rather easier with sales Of 400 boxes nclud
ing Cumberland cut u $40, short ribbed ct Skc and
short at the latter packed for California
Cut meats were unchanged with sales Of lf6 hhds iu
cludipg dry aated bans at SC $40, and shoulders do
u exc. exc. Lard WAS firm, with sales Of about 400
bb]s at llkc Butter and choose were dull, and
sales moderate
RcH-Sales CT about 300 teroes were reported ct 3hc
The Tarfe Of the Market however, from 70 3nc
SUGARa- wing IN the character Of the news from Ha
vaDs, Dd'cstng IN our mArhet VA nrmer
hhds Cuba Duscovado, chiefly within the range for lair
70 good qualities Of Co. &C. with small prime lots
quoted fraction higher, while 70 good refining
grades were mostly sShc. &C.
ing easier terms by holding of. "a hhds Kentucky and
Naysville at lilo f67 bales Havana at 29c. &c. l98
reed leaf at &c. $780, 40 bales Havana stems ~
PIT
Of about $50 bells ct 2lc.
WOOL Preparatory 70 the new clip coming forward
there quite u IN the trade Buyers only take small
parcels for present use and holders having but small
stock enabled 10 command full rates. lower figures.
however, anticipated. Sales Of the week have been
unimpoTtant Quotations Of neece are nominal 1t SOC
40 pulled 25c Sc for the various grades There
is but little business doing IN foreign.
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erysysd va I'd, aud lot probably 70 an up, w>s
fepcfteS Hier IN bass shd. 1000 bbs hour
ssSe& early o d. lkd sitsrwarcs 800 DO were taken ~
fsa II L. Ga 400 boxes bacon n asa; 100 t,s5oss
hsef u 81. Cd 500 boxes cheese. a. aos, a.d
500 bales cotton at 3l6d 200 terces tard q 22s o.
and 7oO bhle. rosm n q Sd 10 LONDON 900 bbs
oil cshs a. % 3D., and 20 hhos tobaono q 2bs.
and 500 bbs -four ~ %. The eBgsgements 70 Gsss.
cow embraced -four and grain ON private terms Fer
Rotterdam 100 bb's spirits were engaged n 3xc
FRun-sales Of eco boSes layer raains were made On
private kYms.
BIO
BIDEa-rhe demand hss been good throughout the
brscee Ia COO perpampuco SO ibs 100 seven ana eight
months COO Porto Cabe.lo % lbs., zoe six months;
5000 Bnepos Ayrss % bs 26c ak months, 70 arrive;
bee0 CAlwspM % lbs. 22c, six Cesths
LEATHER has been In active request The week
nj fuli pfcee.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCE



NanAs, June 4--aY. u
me dany fluctuations b tAo stock marke. are Nh su-
cssst 70 ssrscs specusoss No daily transaSons ere
about the extens and week after week OF duness
and nactco rolls round, allowing in Tho asrroxsss very
htsle change for the better woA AZ The nsss board
oday Virginia State SKIES advan cd Der cent Missouri
~ skies, X; Illinois Central bonds, Y; Delaware and
Anason, Reading, q; Hsrl an preferred X; PAnsma
4. Erie declined Y per o. Al Michigan Southern pre-
ferred, y; La Crosse and wsukie, r. The report Of
the Erie Railroad Company had Just the effect We autci
pssed must satisfy "a stockholders that future dvi
dends are entirely out a the question, and Of the
lower class Of bono hoders that the payment Of their
coupons is matsef Of much uncertainty. The fact that
deficiency OF lpwards Of -four hundred thousand dol
lars In the Payment Of interest on the funded debt
alone app Aw in the ccounts for the first
half OF W present fiscal Jear, shows pretty con.
cusveiy, that the road 10 longer be productive
To the ssockholders. The only payment and
above operating expenditures the interest on the mort
g4se debt The company are becoming more and more
involved in liabilities, and thu aggregate "a nearly
thirty nine millions Of dollars. There be hope in
this for the stockholders Tn funded and floating debt
amounts 70 about twenty eight millions Of dollars,
requiring the Of two millions Of dollars annually TO
pay the interest The operating expenses admitted 70
be seventy per cent Of the gpss noome from which il
will be seen that revenue seven millions Of dollars
per annum required simply pay the interest on the
company's debts. The Harlen Railroad Company makes
much better show than this and yet s stock selling
at II per cent, against 10 % FIR Erie. The Harlem Com
pany has small surplus its interest account and
floating debt and Il strikes that Ne stock has .
much better prospect than Tat Of the Erie Company
There was active movement In Reading this morning
Quite large quantity Of stock purchased for foreign
account It Is already largely owned IN Europe, and
much more win 60 there recent purchases. At the
second board tho market heavy, and lower prices
ruled Erie on 4 per cent; New York Central Railroad
"a Michigan Southern, old, y Cleveland and Toledo, II
Chicago and Rock Island, 81 "A Crosse land grant bonds
were lower, closing with small sales as a21I a32 per
cent. small lot Of Sixth Avenue Railroad sold this
morning st ITO per cont Hsse stocks wore nrmer
throughout the day. Missouri State 6s closed 81 the
cond board at Sax per cent.
The Assistant Treasurer reports 70 day as follows:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

Canadian beur was heavy, bui the market was steady
quotations. with sales Of about 400 800 bbls south
-four was IN good demand and prioes firm, with
sales Of about ,tc0 bbs within the rapec OF
the above prices. Rye Hour vss Arm st quo.
tations. Corn meal was quiet, and sales limited
Wheat again nrmer and higher. The sales reached
shout $4,000 10000 buahes, included In which vere
Milwaukee club st s7hc 92c Cbicsgo sprina n Soc
SIC red Indiana and choice Michigan red at csc 81
81 06, white Michigan 81 sssl 10, and choice white
Southern At ~ So Corn rather hrmer with sales Of
30 600 10000 bushels at CSC oec for unsound mixed
nc. az c for sound do southern whts n 73c 7ec
and southern and Jersey yellow At 7sc SOC. Rye was
steady, with saes Of about II 0Co bushels az csc SIC
Barley IN fair demand, with sales OF 8c0O bushels 10
arrive from Albany, Al $50. Oats were rather nrmer
with sales o. state and Western al 4sc s45c.
Cows - Tho sales embraced about $50 bags Of Rio At
1oAc., and leo DO haracaibo Al l2kc.
tU1ToS.-The nsiket was heavy and unsettled aud
prices irregular. The sslos embraced about 900 bales
nctuy Tho basis II thautllHc Tor midng uplan1s.
FFTiCHTs - Rates orened win sou1e show Of nrmpeee
bot with the hrge tupely o. offering they fell o
before re cose. exploiting decided decline. To Liver
pool about COO bushels q sn in bulk and bags we're
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ELorrsENr PROM LIVINGSTON, N. J.-Infor1nation
left the police once In this city yesterday OF the
elopement Of oouple from Livingston, who hal been
usced ~ far a. Bipfbsmton, ~ y, md who sup
poeed 70 have gone 10 Peors Illinois The h about
to years OF age and leaves behind him wife sud four
children two of whom twins the is 26 years
o. age, and leaves three ohildren.-Naoark Adrotiser
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

WHITE FRosT.-Tbe low lands Of the country
owns Dozen miles drtsnt from this city disclosed 20
We .eN ., early rsers this morning mantle 81 white
rost, reher unusual vstsnt Of the cIosins DAYS Of
rpripf .-Beston 7rovtilsT NAV DO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

tSns Small sales Of pofs we're made q, &C.
BRRaneTrTTs - Flour There an improved demand
for State and Western brands while prices generally were
steady and rather hrmer for extra grades OF state which
no plenty The sales for the day footed up about
1900 IS 600 bbs within about the following range OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
IL c.sarRAI AMERICAN MBROCIIo.
0SnGeur Bsay in Central America end tho
DteamsAip Cemmodores in Warrington
and Osmmodore Mcdonald in Court.

9sn1 Preach Canal PreisSt-Haehinaosns IN
utsaxagaa-0onnivanoes in Wilmington
xssp Nicaragua and Tehuaatepec Closec
Future Chances Of the Cas- Yrasarn
rreaty-Csmmodore ncDonaid on
Oash-How Morgan and CARR
son got the Conhscstion ana
Grant from Walkn,
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WAsmserox. June 3. 1865.

TA Cas FrtsozT1 Treaty. and Mons Bels-The Nicaragua
7vansa Route CIosed for 7inss-Ano0er Rschsoud IN
Ghe FSeld, DC, dc.
As The time the CAss Yrsarri treaty vas sen, 70 Mica
rHsus you will zee BY your gos that predicted that
would not be f.psed. In this did claim spirit OF
p~cpaeey or the wisdom Of seer Experience had
iAoths me 70 Judge Of the future by The past The com
plcsaops IN that country only worse cOnfOundea BY
he axions Of Mons Belly and n IA useless 70 Try 70
oeal rscp The American interests FOR the time being
h,ovr ss,de aEd French influence is IN the ascendant
Eo- t~s thai influence may extend remains 10 be
70 those " 30 are ever Negligent d foreign interests
al n. q souvce q Annoyance only asr the injury has
b..n fcUe aud, may be. when u vill take something
rs An sor cradle ste the evil To imagine that
R.s a. Erereh q. Gamers compete with American
In. = or 80 " tiers simply absurd but we, The Anne
yhnr nor,e arc IN weed u The Nicaragua route and ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05
Movements In Real Estate.
The following sales Of real estate mado as the
Merchants Exchange yesterday:-
The Dry Goods Trade.

The following Ia q comparative statement Of the i'm
ports Of foreign dry goods New York for the weck and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-05

CATO. q the rrsnesn., 49, ::D d .yer the route
N ~ matter in support q thos % vhom We IeoS sor
he opening d The route.
dore. are Il iogserhssda. ma cnmmodore Whose ia
vsre prcscs" 10, oal willing 70 Get saone, while she
White % party s<e, "A facs unable 70 DO anything q
themselves; but there may DO, and there y aaother
party IN the nsf who TAKE The thing up and they
secretly acting 70 secure the same IN such way q
~ evepsNa succeed. There remains but one question
for them 10 seteD how far the government VIII support
them xiter they establish line.
new company, with nothing 70 carry but their own
nAbinties could make good thing Of L. Look out
for new developemeDts powerful influence In all quar-
teIs being brought into play.
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n.
d ss5s ssso Isa ss1 ss
ryRsASDrSA, May MATT brig Baldwin, xoD,xume.
Y1rs . sSyEs ssnf ss. Adams D
oc Sx snp Nay 2AT ,eh,s sl.,rOy gudaen and
Ii1Shs :sr so.e. V xaas rA c.S.s Fort
nIGBLAED LIGHT June s. sAs-p...,pr IN. -s.un,
irwi, Bruce eunses-Psssins out bark Benz Burrsss
saflRTrokD June steamer s.ues.. P,l.ou. rYors.
sc.1 assr rs n rs fssSs, .s,
5 "a sT r.S5r e .ss, ss r.
nson from WIZ sso,s Rsor 'sm:hs; rhl.ssph
c c Y. gsyeson ship " Pre-cot beider Liver
y.s1 Ina sur Bsseo". e: .ss
~, sss asSarT Tens. Wilson nd.no. Ac Rr
.hs Epssinscn verpco bark Plat
..or drsna c.ymsS ss, ss sossn SS%
sSr sao ms ss on Nj hsss ,S%
soassus jane Ms. ae sr. Cotton rl.n,sr wosd
sPo- Boston bsIn sersnpa DePsss Havana; Won vinehs
ss sSs' ana s rssS. S,s: rrsqc sng.s
oT SShsnrss rt H.tanG,en B.,a-in Lopdon
june ss2 sssr Sss,
sSiw Iospov June a-Arr'.chr. Jane, K.epey, Kate.
shiSmsre and Detroit Titus Port Iwen soop Lady FEM
CO. @ S "a, E sys. VIM -, ny r'mD
York sh,s sheppard Mount srnith 81 Bsrs; Alert Cham
pon Turks Island, " days. Old shp Elizabeth onsspis@
John NIB bsrt Washington, wencke, Bslm re % osd for
hotserdsm and Bremen: bfigr sousrs Ceulned tSem;
folus Mathews Portsmouth Nh schrs Harris French,
BOSTON, Mackenzie Dri-co, Bangor via Frar hfort 70
smhh emlh. Providence. tppegsie Dolegw 90 James
Madison. kssuIre toney Point y Gardner, Bourne.
charleston sc; Flower Rsyuor' frovdence; Banks,
steamship we,,sss. cys
stephen Ts5er Cook Apsiachcos Jam Bayle Thomp-
son philadelphia: n Csrse Winsmore, DO Charles Car
roll Pratt, DO; Emily Horton, Dewnf AIbany; Jane q
Frances Deer Esabehport ard procdetedto Pswtucss;
as1ele Remington, PierIopt NY fmily peni.on South
Gardne, Nyort CID bark Legaus lBrl Pratt ~ John Nh
der. Black well. NYort; sioop Pearl. Osborn do
pROv1NCHTowN, May slA IT sohr Grace Order Paine
poe on Philadelphia (ard sld)
PLYMOUTH, May 2e-Arr schr Mary Elizabeth Chase NJ
ycrt go sob schrs Lewis Clark, sooy, Philadelphia; wm
RICHMOND. June 2-Arr schrs james Baker. wilson.
H9chsnd hresdnsio FISK and ssco, ssybew, Nyort sd
RoCRLsNp May st-sia brigs Mary Cobb MONTGOMERY,
= nh schrs tvt,a Allen esvsnnsh Arcuiarfus HASKELL
York - ''' ''0''"'"
SAVANNAH, June 1-Arr stearnships rIor,d. Cro~eu
nd Montgomery Crocker fYork Old schrs TJv Frsne,a
Boston. Tbrfet fnrmau. fyort.
hbtH June 2Arr schr fhcs jefferson Ellis New yorh
~ hr brig s, Katharine, Ksrviihen. River Gambia
WILMINGTON, NC, June 2--eld BRIG ska, Downing W
rides tchrs helene Farrell; John Williams, Curtis and
WRcAssRT, upe3-sld bark Ardennes Marsh HavNp.