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New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
FROM ST. DOMINGO.
PoRT-AU-PRIycE, May z, 1861.

PoRT-Au-PRIscE, May z, 1861.
The public is still highly excited by the occupation
Of the eastern portion Of the island By Spain. Warke
preparations are going on. Troops aud ammunition
are being ent to tie oGtier but unless Spain caims
her former lims there will be other demonstration
the part of fLayti Years ago, Hayd took by con-
quest otherwise lllnche Leas, Cabbas and other
places, which have since belonged the Haytsn Gov.
enment, and which will hot be given up without
trial.
ambassadors have been cent to England and France,
their dispatches will probably decide what course
the Government will pursue.
The large number Of euigr,ns from America has
b. Ell TO give general feeling Of security here az
tbe emi rauts well satisfied With tue country and
" i'll aid as much loss le la it, defebse. The con-
slirator, Lyser Barthoemy, who was condemned 70
depth at Port-au-Pfince Ia O'tober, 1859, and who
ged to conceal in,eh sDce, was arrested as
l. Arcahais on the eth April, brought 10 Por,-aa-
Prince, and shot at p. IN. OF tue saue day. When
marched 10 the square, he showed no lear smoked hie
cigar and otherwise coDdncted Limsef asa man pre-
pared die least with no hope Of living After
arriving on ground, he took OF lis crava took bs
cigar in bis lett hand, and with his night struck hs
breast and called 10 tie soliies, "Shoot here. AZ
the FIRST fire. there were about eight shots fired into
bis breas ard neck, which brought him 10 the ground.
After which were fired into bis bre' st nc
head the sOdiers walking up aud deliberately pointing
the mulZle within foot two VI his body, duiiOy
which zine he struggled violently upon the ground,
aud finally died In great sgoDy. lhere was eoDsdera
Bile feeling unaffected IN lis 'ayor about town, as DC
was tried and condemned willie absent Or, 10 other
words, never had hearing, which was against the
sympahes Of the people
Tie bark William VI New-Orleans, Capt. PeltieY,
which 10 and out Of 81 many scrapes 10 Por,-su~
Prince some three ui0Bibs ago, 10 now 10 Cape Hay.
ten seized, the captain III prison for an atemps 70
kitnsp cargo Of negroes from ST. Domingo, for The
Cuban sone otter ket. The captain had ns5S'
some alterations in the vessel. among Others baying
painted ber white, snd put Z" Iell'' to the evd of
tion s that tbe captain will Ge shot, but your
respondent doabt. it. Tbe captain is q Frenchman.
bat claims to be American ciiizyn by adoption. The
evidence will be strong agrus him, as he filled sboB;
100 casks of water while in Porkau-Prnce, and after
ward set Daisb colJrs of OF port, aod French OF
another and made the suempt TO get $50 men on
board under the plea Of having sprung his msinmsss
and rudd and would require that much force " pas
his vessel TO rights,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LvRnPooL COrroS MAKsET-Ihs Gales # Cotirf Oh Mon
dsysnd tu-sd,y reached lo bales. including 800 bses
speenlsos aud exporters. The market closed ard with
partial decline OF l-lbdt Of penny.
TRaDE RKPOKrAdvices from Manchester ,re unfy0sbs
the market oens dun bat steady with tuc les. depression
LlyAkPOoL bKHADsruFFs MARKkTThe bTead.tGhs Iuakrt
ruled nm, With peria advance. kicha dson Spence Co
nPori Flour steady state. D 6azs3 Wheat hrn Red
West.m advanced 3D. aud quoted a, loai2 0 Nhie quiet
" hie IS d35 .. Wakefield Nash h Co. report; Wheat
steady Corn IA. advancing tendency aud holders demand
LivsKrooL PpovIsoS MAaKEr-ProvisIor. are generally
very steedy Beef aud Pora hm Bacon dull Lard dull A. q
aS5l laow quiet but steady Cheese declined d2 with
large arrival.
LlySKrooL PRODUCE MARxEr.-Rosin dull and nominal A.;
Common u. Spirits Tufpenne dull At A. 6 Ashes seady
Pots b Pearls $751; 5ugu quiet Coffee steady. Rice steady
LoSDoS dARgErs-wuEAT has All upwsd tendency with \
partial advance OF good qualities, inferior dui FLoUk
hrm and advanced ID a for American. CosFRK 6m rK.
hrui RICE urn, iAlLow hrm at 95i. LiSskEo On dal.
The lsDGo as hsye commenced showing slight advance
all quAtie.. SUGAR quiet.
LoSDos MoSEr HlRKEr.-Ths London Money market 10
generally anged. There bas been god for
American Couso.- closed Tuesday at 81 Ggii
for money, aud s2dSli for account
AsEKicAs SroCKs-IlSos Centrl 3gi d39 dis Ede Rail
road, lydal, New.YofA Central, 65ab!.
LarEh-LyEKPooL CorToN M,sKEr Wednesday sy.The sales
Cotton iUoD bales incndng
and exporter market closing very duh decline II ld
since The sailing Of The Perss except t choice lo which
BEs,psrUFFs steady. PHoyIsoss s,e jy.
LoNpos Wednesday night -Consos closed to-day at 9:G
sll for money, aud slk 0i2 for account
LAIEsr-(Bg 1rtgrdD4 TO QvSsRstora.|
LvsRpooL CorIos M,RKET. Thuri,y 16th-rhe sale. Of
Cotton to day 900 bales iacudns coo spec and
exporters
BRyADsruYvs s'saiy.
PkUyisIoSs se.iy.
LONDON Thursday Afternoon CoSsoLs closed at a d9i for
money and ~ Toe OF Interest tho Back Of
Lnglaod hs, al. aneed 10 per cent.
AsERCAS sToCKs-1hs latest sles ThurtdAy were: Ill.
moi, Coptrs 9I3t dis Ee karoad 2ld2l United States
ives have advanced az per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
srmrLo,.-Reported by Tll,oro,b

BrPyiIo msyH-6 p. n.-flouH 10 quiet and unchanged
NugAr IL dull snd bey only s,es reported bush Red
Winter, H. Cons end other .rrins dull and gsss.
WHISKY Il her; .ass Of 200 b5s Western l4sc CasAL
fReIGhls stosdy 2! Com 3ic Whe.L 10 New
yos LAKg isPoRfs-7,isJ Lh Flour a5 bush. Wheat
lZ00 buah Core. H. GOO bush Oas ik0o bu, Rye. CssA
E1rohrsI00 bbi. floaI, i3Oo oush. Wlest aud TO- 900
bush Co<n
AlsASY. May A.pLouE "a rnodeTa.e demand at steady
rates SIsll Of Amber Michigan WHEAT 81 28 aud
La, bush. private Cons Ssl- OF 20 bush West
Mined at tic oa OAR Ia lots Jc. sos OF GOOC b.sh
NHmAf ltc hncEiPIr - Centrnl RAiosd for $50
bbla Flour, 80 bbls WHISKY. M bos beef and a3 obs
tort For aew Yok-39 bbs fiour a57 bbis hi,Ay li2
oh- bee' 1l2 Dbs fOrk SHPPRD by tows lOr New York
Ny ni1s2oo bn-h torn lscViU bush. Wheat 1000 bu,h
Olis. and 800 bash. feed
OsvgGo. Nay 2tL0uR steady but du NJ SS Is for ucy
brands NuKAr. CoRs sod oihsr 0rsils quio;. Canal
FHsiGhrs steady al 3) Flour 9c. Wheat and BE- on
Cora 10 New oTk LAKE lzpoHi-O0 bbls Flour 81 OO0
bush Wheat oO bush. Corn " 900 busn Oats bus
Peas CANAL Exrosrs-l1o bbls Flour 1900 bush Whe.
J,1J bush Corn. and 200 bush Poea
PHiLAnGLrnIA, May A-kLoUR quiet and unchan ged.
WHBAr hrmi Red, 81 bG&I JDl White, xi 459sl S.
CoEs h'mi sales coo bush yellow, 6c CoIyggio l2ic
WGLsxy dull st 1I7e,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25

MoRE VICTIMS or THE VIRGINIA SEcEssIoSIsTs.-
The wife and five children of VIM. McDonald, for
merly resident of Brooklyn arrived in Brooklyn,
from Norfolk, Va, on Thursday evening" and, calling
al The house OF Coroner Alfred Horton, WIS provided
with Accommodations. They were in totally desti-
tue coalition. Two years since, Mr.. Mcdonald, who
is sip-carpener removed 20 Norfolk with his family
and obtained work in he Navy-isrd at tia, place
lie managed, within this tiae, 10 about $500,
which he depoaitod in the Norfolk Savings Bank.
Whom the Secession eel broke he openly declared
himself for the Union, sSi soon after notified 10
leave tie State On the following morning lie left biz
home for the purpose OF making arrangements to re-
move hia family 10 the North, bdt did not return.
On Monday last Mrs. NJ. was notified 10 leave oy
some men who declared, with the most foul hngaage
thai ii sle did not ahe would be imprisoned. The
poor woman ran the bauk TO get her money Ia Order
10 pay the passage OF herself snd family, out the
chivaons bank officers refused 10 give her anything
but for the amount, and which sre utterly worth
lees. The notes read follows: "lGe Sorioik Bauk
viii pay one doll r to bearer, ON demand, In bills OF
the Virginia banks, when presented Ia sums OF hve
dollars. Tazewel Taylor President. Richard Walker,
Cashier"
nh. .e thi. Lind amounting m S1 wera uiyeu 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
Arrived.

Buk c. II. Won Behr (Msck Rhtegsrd Newcastle y d-2ys
coal TO w Meyer May J. lat AZ a. Ion ~ 70 .poht
shp Earl Carlisle from Ne~Ore for Naples: on s@ "
80 lon Is 80 spoke sulp l.. BogeTt, hence bound l.
6ak Nsnni taian), Con.istec Linieries 81 'S""
Hark war en- Hsiet (Of Bostonl Wright Mobile Il dAys
TO Bussett & Bscon -. pR
IA ds,, sugar and mos.,es to Oslway, Cssado Co. . .
Blis Col Nm. Cos,ns, CoesiDs ssssA IL aAy" ''sA &c.
Hhr John Olsen fNorl Lonssoup Norway, Il days coal
Kia C. S1.rv ,of smd-n) Pbrook, Cusntsnsmo p. K.
R,y Stead. H Of Goucestsr Jermyn, Shields 80 days
coa 20 H. Feono 81 Of st John N. b. Musses Mar
80, liz On ,sy, sugar &C., TO brett, son L Co.
Bis Prince Albert Br, Of sund1rlandl Wilbur, Lv@Poa
f tineton seamon Mobile 20 days naval 'orss 10 Star
sss Ciesrman Co. Was dysN oftistt-rss a.
Schf sura MsDgun lof NantuctssI Hayden bHseos 10
dsys friit to 4 Gilmsrtiu. .r..
Shr Decsta Oaks Oveon H. Bsrs - days fu. to inca
seh 0eraud tof Nochia Norton Cienfuesos day' sus
nolss-' tpmss'er
schr Hannah Ms,tin Seiyht baltimore days wood a.,
Smack Spendd lof New Londonl, huntley, Key we" !"
days a. ballast TO master. - ,,, a.
St, ne state Of oeorsi. GaIvin Philadelphia - hours
ball to T. Richardson Co. . ..,s,s.,.
bFLDWBafk jasper of southporo ron LNepoo 30 wv
isrk Charles B. fruit Scnl fsom Ho isnsifo % Jays
Schr W. @. M.rs aoni ,3ussted trOm sagus ,as
ScLr John F,rnum (of Prvvideacel, from Ws~ inoss~s
by pilot boat Neii'e tNo 3oD
Aso bremen ship and brisa
sAILED-Stean ship De Soto, HsTsna
wIND--Durins tb. day, fresh from B. B. L.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
he.y TrsPrctfliir
T.. 4 q. h. scnENCk. Nos. rs sni i57 Broadway.

THE PRIzs-sHIP PARKBiLI..-Tho telegraph made
the ship General Parkbiil Engllsh ship. The Park
hilI i Of the few Ships owned in Charleston and
instead Of being ci Liverpool is only from Liverpool
These two words may be synony nous in some lam
guages, but in plain Engsh he import is slightly diff
feTent; indeed much in tLs care, that instead of
the vessel being neutral il belongs to the enemy
Only ast week three sailors wero convicted in tie
United States Court in this city, for the murder Of
Capt. Pike Of this ship Cen Parkhl OF Charles.
ton s. c., and the counsel of the prisoners put in
point that the ship foreign because she hailed
from south Carolina The murder for which these
men were convicted took place or board the ship at
sea, the mouth OF the 81. George Channel, ana
the vessel put about for Liverpool where the arrests
made and the prisoners sent thence to the United
States for trial. She may since have gone through
sham sale, but the ship belongs in Charleston.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
FEELING At THE SOUTH.
CURIOUS NEGRO FUNERALS-A BLACK INSURREC-
INiAnNrNr.

A gentleman of high position and intelligence just
arrived from South Carolina, where be has resided for
several year,, says that most Of the troops are now
moved away from Charleston, large portion of them
having gone 10 Columbis and vicinity 10 escape dis
case which bad begun to make nrosds 10 the shape OF
eyseutery ana like disorders and which, ia the ma
Ia ious air Of the about Chareston could oui
increase. lie thinks two thou and South Caro'lnlais
are iu virginia There are thousands OF thinking men,
even ia Soah Caroliua, who dare lot say Whit they
think and will rejoice when authority OF the Gov
erumeni l. established. Men care not spefk against
the prospect of success. As lie came along, he saw
large numbers OF troops at Weldon, y. u, aDd III
Charlotte, n. c., was d camp.
The intelligent classes, who bad become aware OF
the great uprising at the North, were taken con-
pkt ktey shack. said distinguished physician cou-
neced wi the army of the rebels 20 our iofoImabt,
"We no longer have any friends at tie North. How
b il thai Caleb Gushing aud Frank Pierce, whom we
helped 10 eject, have gone The pohey OF the south
now is TO underrate They believe that the
Northern army made up of thieves and Stae-p,ison
birds and say that Southern "gentlen'en' VIII cut
shem down like ehsh The South Caronn'ans pace See
foked ~ih confidence to hiu 10 capture Old Ate and
bring him 70 the Palmetto State.
,urions practice of the in portions oi
the Stale is related. In certain districts they would
get permission now aud then TO have funeral Ae-
S,rding 20 tbsir custom they weDt in The night aud
tskiuv a monstrous big coffin would bury it in tee
wovds. On one occasion The suspicious OF patrol
man became sroosed, and he said to the party This
must have been mighty big niggeer that died TO-
night" He proceeded to maze al examination, when
found that the long, ghostly box contained arms
The negroes belonged TO If the men of highest
rabk in the State. On another occasion, gentleman
meeting negro with musket in his hand, said,
"Where did you get that gun! You lay that gun
down." The negro replied evasively, "Well got
n" and added in q sulky, low, tone: We will use
guns as well you by-and-by." The negro was shot
dead a moment after these words fell from Bis Ii
He says that in Virginia they laugh good deal over
the shre@d proposition made by JET. Davis few
year sgo, and VIII h the North guled iuto ap-
proving, to SCI. the old United States nuskeis and re-
place item with new. Extra Billy Smith," in
slluciug TO the subject said: - would just soon
have u pop at u Yankee with those mustets any
thing else. After have knocked a few Of them
We will have enough aims" From the best iUforna-
ton he could get lie believed there about 60 900
troops distributed at vari ,us laees in Virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
IOWA.

The Iowa State Legis4ture is now 10 session at Des
Moines, being called together for war purposes by
Gov. Kirkland The Governors Message doi.y-
cred the l6h iDst Ii is, under tie circumstances
temperate document aud while it charges the present
cris. in country 10 The predpitaDcy of Southern
kot-beads il is much moderate in it's toward
tse South than the example Of other Executives might
have led us TO expect. Gov. kirkland evidently ex-
pects trouble along southern borders Of Iowa should
an attempt be made 10 the connection of Missouri
with the Union; but, thst event, he does not
seem to fear an armed invaion by regular military
forces from tbis S'ate. Such Gn Invasion would IN
deed be sheer madness. and Gov X !. ri. h when he
says1hat Iowa Is guarded from any danger OF that
kud ly Missouri instinct OF srfpeservatior if not
by her calm judgment and her neigbborly goodwill
In reference % apprcbensiors annoyance from the
lndal.,ribes the West, the Message contains the
following paragraph:
"Tbe 1osn taat the eoop have wholly q great
Part been M Edawn from the 0ts tie Ten ores of
Bud restrsGt Of aeT removed
tsa bes boFoer, u, Idsas have received proba
that the Spirit Lake State
yeas sfpee ~ cL wholly they have shown
bsresye d't oiCn coupled vita the fact that they
tsaqsed wkE by bad render It, In my judgment na,ef
ef imperative rrcssy tho. be taken to guard
essnst dancer from that Qesr.er."
Coz. Kirkland states that he has already employed
fbe Lmied means at his command 10 furnish fOr
deienss both the Missouri 1Dd AebrasAa borders,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
BoDY RECOVER
DIED.

DENIKH-On Friday May a. suddenly, wm. Deriks, In tSe
65,h year Of his age.
The services will take place from his late residence No
ell Greenwich street be nends aud relatives respec
full, invited TO attend Sunday Afternoon u o'clock
PAPE-On Friday evening Msy A Chsrss w Pspe, only scs
OF Dr. Ernest d. aud Cshs ns Pspe eyed yesrs and
mon'ns .
The friends ard relatives Of the family respectfully invited 70
attend Ia. funeral sunday ate al O'clock ou, the
residence OF his parents No. i35 Eat Twentieth shset New
York
srARR-At Uniou N j. on Frid,y May "a, Nathan ssrr
H. of starr Baum Serle, IN tue 3s y-sro his .s
Fuuers sryIcs will be- held at ST. Rsthoomews Church ~
Gv,te place sunday, lr 10Th lust at 81 O'clock NJ hb
remains viii be eyed TO Dsnoufy Conn., fof nterment
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
A MODEL LETTER.
CoSFEDEKArg STATES N. A.
~

N a,
MILLkDGEvILIg ia. May II, 1861.
Messre. ALFRED BLIsS 81 Co.-GeHtie mn: We
subjects" Of Rebel Government giOyy IN the ctof being
ReLeE Mr. Herty 10 in command Of line cOUiubiad
Portsmonh Va and Of your 6rm will give evidDc- thai
you have Gssstea f0Stag AZ hin promise pay
demand sDo0nt bill tcq 700
saered Us % sled io elo AID then vii pay
Respectfully. hEhTY HALL.
Nessrs. A. b. e. Co. would state that their firm is
composed Of loyal men, and that they have apd shall
continue contribute for the support OF the Federal
Government. They have furnished means for the
stmeDt Of their clerks volunteers for the defense Of
ihe Stars and Stripes and if necessary the members Of
the firm viii volunteer for the same purpose.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
re-.iruen from Fifth Paae.

aud epfee the Jaws az ,iusi The rebels who
% now 10 as.ius the Government ana H' n's' "
'' Vii you n"dsr all crc,snses refuse to % s
the d',se.'s. .eaa5a,, % sln G'ns drTseyi
t'3S coz ,;c, r,t soHc excitement in The Con-
yentor, and the Baltimore County de'es"''on n TN
s1 40 /, ,yc II HE vote was not Ia en- upon INN.
af,er frtl q, a-grmeut a vote wae taken upon We NY
twelve OF tle resolutions, and they Meio au |
unnnimonsly. The ttirteenth resolution" ,Jhr !
;nIer,patoies to che candidates, ~as TeJecoeu u!
ghe S,ilowipq set,erz were then pbnined AMI read:
LE3rKR raK ros. nRyIApl 1NhfEsoN;;q ,oel
cnx~,rmxS. Fully recognizing tho II, b aud daS a che con
.o' Sody 10 aqoS c s pPDaas nds9 + sI sss%er the
tv a.. siols ycuts sye susHit't, =, 70 70. nc
Snd q e- re aser a consies' va, ey D 'Ss SS,sn Srp
II WITH tE y.ise r seiEisnts hs Convection, OF
Con,ts ssS se ,sope oiaIic sari the eHoiee
tme and bee, scrces WIZ be devoted o"Ad naiss"s 'a.
suttsr 0f IN, NovernPse ard re'onsg ,hT count u u
recebi eace and prosperity With sFs1T JVISsiN
Bic, gca.pf D Torn, e,mnit,ec NC
Lnrn1l FeSS ALsxaNpTR rytss ~, ,os,
To u, r,eSes, IF he Sges'oasI Cogre"''0' @ ae Se'ad
s,e rsc ,ved +,r, your euor by the hands Of
Ns Committee Eessrs H.y sns Crouch The Two iolo""s
Is.wn yop If ~ % surysrt the Feso Government "a
is eroris to a'.1ya aGe O. sIa we @ il. eo h,
i, yoo n.e III ,r.arr.,anccs rcfu. to sekuowledr
dou,sln ire Government ana Otou by reus"s TO ao
l. vr.peT tia shos,d say te sou SIR, h.t have no
sought Hlt 90 TIL. nonss Inc a hivl diseha't
OF tho dri"so re pr- ts', e III n1ss IKE he g Ign & & h
boltrr ian, and feet seuoiy ibe went o aoy Oe
NO, properly the country in '@cb setoa
III he.i'a-ion In ssy 10 Aou tAa'
quirsly both queries in tie Atifs 'e 49,
that cOlsis dty aud peasnesso g. do sra "ii
the OJyelinie ut to the extent ~ MY poser "he'be
well those no neeter oe 10 arms 10
Il, = thO~c tmDseret in Ncuf l'ouify.
s-d esurediy not Of the nun
Der -,siy by iosving cout'r' end O'Fclu H
vwhc distast.fu them, without sreAtg 70
the ting faithful citizens Of the uLieG STATES
MuysnS alour Nth Ihem ,..
an Sir very respectfully, yonT oeedeni servant s
After the reading Of The letters, Mr. Smith an
nouneel that although there was no letter from hi
Webst r. ye, that gentleman was as tohd upon th
Upiop question he Others, and would 90 as lar 10
the u, ion. e., -,
Pm Convention then proceeded 10 ballot, with th
f.l.~ aaulf.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
THE FULTON MARKET BOYS.

The volunteers from Fulton Market belonging 10
the 7Ist Regiment, now in Washington, will be agree
ably surprised on Sunday by the arrival OF one of
their old friends from the Market, with about $3.50
worth of substantial under-clothng, contributed for
their comfort by the market TDis kindness will
give genuine pleasure TO the men now on duty
At the seat Of war than can well be computed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
THE BHI rLOCK HORSE SALE.
t. n, yd,,,r Of tn. n. Y T,ibna,

T. ~, yd,Dr Of The n. T. T,bnn,
sra: H. your isfne Gf tbie morning we notice re-
max 10 your description Of AIR. MhHlo ks sal
which we lhink dos botn hin and ourselves some in
Justice. IT. speaking Of lot ID Belle OF Westeherter
YOU stale that .ha was knocked of AT $i,Osj, but
whether 10 renl or b0gEs Lijder yon did not satis-
inctonly learn. This would certainly lead persons to
snpps,s bogus ridden. va NJ The case
you .pesi bought by Mr David PsrUlo Of
80 81 UIoad Every los p. oily sotd 10 the high
bJdsf .,hooxh TO state bst the pur' hsrr Of
Young swe.teas hss not Psd of hiu ~hich II he dors
,o; the bofs will pIobsoJ be cod At neI, ae shch
Friday Jane the tins snd psce This
Si be puu al e h0res I'll. bs seen by rsening TO
---rsd sdvsrtis-ii-nt Ia yonr iournsl 81 tomorrow.
Ne1y r.sPscifgiy,
4 III 4 NJ Lr a IL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
The Insurrection ia the United States
A Proclamation of Neutrality by England.
NO SLAVERY In ST. DOMINGO.
CApE RACE. Friday, MAY q. 1851

VHFL ItfNE, FFIu'J, "f1J IT, '10''
The steamship Etna, Capt Kennedy from, Liverpool
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, via Queenstown 10TH
passed here $50 p of yesterday and was boarded
by the news yacht.
Her adyices are four days later than those by the
Pefsia.
The steamship Niagara from Boston, via Halifax
arrived at Liverpool on the 18th.
The steamship Columbia, from New-York, via ST.
Johns n. F.. arrived at Galway on the l4tb.
The steamship Jura, frou Quebec, arrived at Lon
sspdery on the lith
The steamship City of Washington, from New-York,
arrived at Queenstown on the 18th.
The Erna has nearly e3oOO in specie.
The steamship New-Yolk, from Bremen, left South
ampton On the 18th for New-York She has el35
in specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25
P.s.sn Corsrrerrlr Mosrr.-Abm. Kohu,

PsssSG CoUsTERFEIr MoSFY.-Abm. Kohu b
clerk Ia tho shoeso- Of lsae Rn,so No IS Cherry
arrested YESTERDAY charged with i0u.ly pacing worthless
ri bill the Mechauics' add raiders. U-orgeto~n
d. c. Csha OF No. Pc ham who fscsis
II Ia change The ACCUSED fro.ro th the ,fcer
sated hun, his employer Joining In the Assault Both
hnsy captured aud taken Esssx Pocs Cou where Kohn
vas locked u 20 sn~or charge OF forgery aud his eapoyes
on Q charge OF assault upon the orhcer.
BoDr RECOVERED TIE remains of an unknown
with h feet tied together found floating in the
River four ni,es above the city Mr. - Wyman e
the T. c. Dyer Deceased dise.ted Of oil clohing
pair of dark cloth pants Tie body lowed 10 the
BURSISG FLUID AccIDENT.-About 10 O'Clock on
Thursday evening Richard gallagher lad very dangerous
ly burned by the xploson hud 10 the liquor
Of tirst and Twenty 1be
nate boy taken to Bellevue Hospital BY Sergeant vsbsi
OF the Eighteenth Ward
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25

To THE BsSEyoLEST.-A widow lady named
Lewis who IN dying condition at tbs northwest corner Of
Broadway and Fltyath street., IL American widow LADY,
sbo suffering from stroio o pa,ey being unable any
portion o. body with the exception Of her right She
ha- lain Ia bod uni l. aid tho ne,h has worn fonl the
boass portions OF her boiy very de,ur and with
agy otsr protector aant than boy solns "a or IS
yrss rfsse She ys alone in the miserable ssrfo OF az old
s5dsto shauty aud 10 IL great ned o. assistance VIII the
bobe ont I'D Ter erd TINA suooth her path to Tie tomb
Adde'S EAide WORT, JcGerSon Police Court
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25

tiuscH.-On Thursday, from the ship-yf1rdai Thoss
Colyer e.q, Fortythi street, East Rl|er 1t NJ,
was launched the lne-modeled side.wseel steamer
Honduras, of 400 tuns to be employed between Hon.
durds and Cuba. She was towed 70 the Neptune
Foundery, Messrs. Boadman IIobrook & Co., foot Of
Eighth street. toreceiye her machinery. This foundery
has five new steamers getting ready for sea.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-25

AsoTnER SEIzURE.-A seizure of a few packages
of bowie-kniyes and powder TASKS was made in Full
ton rtgeet Friday morning, under the direction of
Marshal Murray. The eonraOand goods were tied up
in nice packages marked fishing tackle, and ssut to
the place in Fulton street be put in box OF goods
TO bs forwarded to r. Aloott, st. Louis.