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SHIPPING.

49,
CyxAh wHEKLY BErwKEk NEW xsRK AND Ii
vepeol landing Ard embsrsng passengers At oaesas-
sssnshiP COMPANY intend dssPatcaiDs Their ia powered
Clyde built Ison steamaaios as fonows:-
ss,ursyy june
And every saturday pier i. sorta l RIVER san'
''. &c Cabin to S'ss &c i, Ion ION Sc
fss asT1s r Hssais Beaes.
he can Bus tickets
here At the following rates 70 new York Lyrpo
So M paS ss SO s s'ss's IRON
sengers and carry experienced surgsons They srs in
yaes tight iron sections and have patent Ore lHnhiaOFs
.Ss es sPy 20 e w% IN
oG , II haqSSs e ei ss sfx PIG. q flag William
Philadelphia John a. Dale Walnut street. the
JOHN O. DALE. Agent, Is Broad~sy,Nr
ShAAh szG L usfsSAs S 81 SCOTLAND.
The Atlantic Royal Mai steam Navigation c'mpsnys mag.
IN ,o, so. rsoS,' 4, So% AMMAN
Johns 70 Land mails and passengers.
Cabin . GALWAY Dublin or liverpool. SIS and 500
stssrase 10 Galway, or any town in Ireland ona
Psrson. iicie. IN Ma, YORK for this ,,..ms -
WIN be furnished with free passage from New YORK to
Persons Wishing to bring their friends from
Country return tickets from
-1s q lsS til. rnos Albert .
ps.ssss further Information apply WIN 2. WICK;
BAN, ~ the Office Of the company on the wharf foot IL
ROWLAND AsPINwALI. AseutA
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL
steamships
FROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
CnieT cabin passage $50
FROM sosTo2 TO LIVERPOOL
Chief cabin passafe Slo
The ships from New York call At y )rs hartor.
The ships from Boston call at HaaE and Cork harb,r
PERSIA, Capt JudkinA. AFRICA, Capt shannon.
ARABIA, Capt j. stone CANADA, Capt Anderson.
AHIA, Capt Il, q. Lott. AMERICA Capt. Nc Auisy
ACSrEALASIAE. H1A9AR Z, Capt. Noodle
Capt Z. Hockey. EUROPA, Capt j. Cook.
SCOTIA nov butlding).
These vessels clear white light 2sthsad gresn
on stArboard bow: red on port bow.
AFRICA, shannon. leaves \ York, Wednesday, May q
PERSIA, Judkins, : n. York. "Wednesday, June
AMERICA, Noodle, Boston, Wel nesday. June II
AUSTRALASIA.
Hockey !" ". York. Wednesday, Jure 10
ARABIA, Stone, i" Boston, Wednesday, June 70
Befths not secured until paid for.
An Experienced surgeon on board.
The Of these ships will be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie jewelry precious metals
less bills of adng ed therefor xnd thereof
therein expressed. For freight passage, apply to
e. CUFARD, NO. Bowling Green.
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under ne sSoys D asS ss n TALENTED COMPANY
been or been spared ne
merit merit ''''''' '''N'.se :. '
will be rapidly presented and superior performance
hibed % any that have ever been before sven IN
continued Of fosr and bali hours iura
res imesdrs ne ssPS 2 ss AND
oierspeIsed with Comic and sea@sS,a Singing E,hopesa
Fancy and comic DSpess Duets Solos ard
S% ilsft N isS rAIssT CSsxoELLED
ANITA ANITA G&ILsrTi
Of Ni9i9s GsGcsn New aols e.y p,onounocd to
be The beat dancer ''.; IS IS ;SS;sS' America
the great baritone, late q The EneILh opera troupe
T ToNEYY PAsr foSS
toe best clown and comic singer 10 America
The fayorite Irish comedian. -
S SEzkA H HAEsIsaTT9s
the '"''''' "'' SsfSss yyg x1.sP,
celebrated daresr snd rantcmmsi, late Of nc Haye
troupe. ~ ..,,~..
VILE KfTRiSA
Principal Danseuta fiom ne AOya Academy Paris, sd he
principal theatres in Europe.
s sss T Ysrss.
Grotesque, Fancy and .9mis Dence
LIE I#s sSS#SfHzs s sEsEs$s
The alsn'ed Dsnsenes ana Actresses from the western
" .RtEEsST0s.
Ethiopian Orator and Ban iss q cAr.,ss Mnsscia
E 5|S s ssSSssEE$$sss;;
sBB SSfE zs HAsfEs BAssEi
Mons s9ss L L 1 1Hosss.
Of sAE I'M. x.IyiI}. g,., Manu.
~. Ds Ss ss.f ss o Ess
say 4 S1ss. Ssrs R Ra sss
helen NOSE s5ssk ipS FI Sole Ie.se and Proprietor
FYas AikER, sasiss ,ri Bissso as, -,
A Ass YS SYoS b Dss S. 81 Vocal Music
Ts. 6 F:spe'
Mons I0LEDo cos,gmer =, po,c.
Dress cirale and Psqnet 2s cen,s
5i9S..y, GJ Chair. i ;sa!:
fI Door, opens open at Il performances % TX
EXTRA SSsSSESs' 5 e s ssoHSwAr
GEORGE oHRisTx,s MINsTRsLs.
" Al Irving Han opposite the Academy Of Music,
GEORGE k 6iar sTip RSp DC cSShxr FOX
IN choice '"ilsS s SeRs'd5 s az from J,rsy
BuRLEsouE sJENA FROM NORMA
gsoTp ssnss s as. .oe?ite ch,s,,
Tus CoMIC rRIU
Chruiy, Fox and J. A. Hermann.
AeRAND MATINEE,
for ladies' and children, commencing ats
Admiitsnce TO All parts Of the house. 70 tents.
SAN. cowEh WILL a,vt ~
FXTRA ENfERTAIEM,srT TO-NlGHr,
At she MkL0,.FuN, so sRuAuWAy.
NGELoDEoS, $50 BRO AWAY.
Nl SAN COWHLb.
| - t0&ElHlN9 NEW oov,r vooarr
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T..
AroTHEosIs s OF WX 81 AND SHE UNION
II : Ths BOWER she or Pf rERss
ss Saloon or THE WORLD
bent sa q enter
,.... aInnsnt IN The city Of sew York. 20 = 'A'
enthusiasts H. s ssp'Sss Tsshy sTe''
who has gained gSdyirs fame ali the principal cities
ts s1s w0' 4ss
Y: - Rssi &s CT rs - sssssA
ssbs Brown Reupea Site he cap.us
s SP sR ss
na ISsho Isrnert ipalrezxy Loves Ssad; As''
S 'Pd n pn hs aa S death
Colonel Billy sanamed garo~ win desssnt upon local
audience the benefit OF his opinion of msers aud things IRON
Since the O er ssgement of the celebrated
sAs COWELL
vs aaes s ss
projectors pledge to his M RsiISns e Sake the
Ale greatest place the world and establish
" = 49,, ~. wv A.frsMA, EsT INSTITUTION.
Isl ~ s me and ss s vc
q sss%,iS sPsaish paS,sS:s SSRls
s s ssu Sss s saRz H0Ts lucy f' ps
MARY MS Mnns
Emma colt st. John Emily skiddy susey Isaacs
Many Warner, Laura Dean Ida Banks. mary Tyler Eae
Burweil, Mary Mead susan Durand, Carrie Colt, Minnie
Pss esS o Davis .ns s fanny
Carr arab Fenwlck. Lilly Pefson, Issy French Susey
White, Lofty Iok, Julja Neivson Nellie Rowland, Nellie
Warden, Mary Slate Jenny Jafyt, ehrah keeler
Composing the lafgest and most talented grand
BALLET TROUPE
organized In one place OF amusement
Under the direction OF
Mons BOUXARY, Ballet Master.
Iii selection OF ladies' has been made with special
youth, beauty ke artistic quaihca
Mon. Paul Cane Mcsiian Geo Warren the celebrated
sig NICHOLS snd SON,
DENZER BROTHERS.
ard many other constitute the present company o. the
MELODEoN.
fresh attractions win be continued ard
NEW JfAES
be nSded troupe their engagement depending entirely
upon then eIits rega dleGs of the price OF salary
tact, the vii be continued which has mark
tho manage o. the present proprietor which has pac
ed Me odeon in lis present exalted and independent po
lion perfectly satisfied With the result OF his ao9rs
ant The capacity and accommodation. q as ball Hs
quires no four eed theatres and MOI interfere with the
mova OF cracked mirIora 10 the old BoSey National
theatres when certain style Of performance VIII be more
engenia to the locality and be better appreciated than "
Broadway.
Bssrecal attention invited to the fact that notw
standing the engagement of
Mr.. SAM COWEIL,
and the extra attractions offered there advance
charge and The price CT admission remains unchanged
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NTELODEON HEADQUARTERS, $50 BROADWAY
M WEDNESDAY, MAY %, 1861,
This regiment having been inspected by the public has besn
afcep.ed people the largest effective
driedin the city has been mustered into service and
tailed the czsns for the duty OF furnishing
fascinating Fu dress parades evry night for
hours The Iegimentai line Sii formed al r. NJ
precisely The regiment viii be review by M sam Cowei
BY order H. LEA, Colonel.
g. McMiLLfN. Adjutsnt
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r LosD's MINSTRgLs.
II NIBlOR SALOON.
Farewell Benefit previous his departure Europe Of
GUSIAvE B1DAUA,
Primo Baritone
FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY "a
Tickets 90 cents
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UpEsWK. CARRIAGES, SxC.
[ArTED TO uIRE-.A GOOD aoRsS AND WAGON
A eunaN xpress Wagon, wi II top. preferred Address
ntreid Office.
|AHrED 10 PUEcHAsE-A GOOD Hoa,E .AsD
Nagon, suitable for grocery store. apply tbf ono
,ci "a soUtEa si3 Sixth syenus, corner OK beeaty
y ttrei.
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|AHTED-AN ASSISTANT BooKKEEPER AVID COR.
responding clerk an entry clerk and a clerk for q
et situatons procured; NO commission In advance;
4 y q. RAWLIN5. Supt.
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UNAsHIoN COURSE.
LADY suffolk and Morphine Match $500 mile heats best
three five, In harness. Friday, May "a at ga clock
Good day and track.
b. Crooks names Lady Suffolk.
ID Talmau names Morphine
Steamer Mstano viii leave Fulton market slip at p NJ
ecng hunters Point with the for the Course
Thirty fourth street ferry with Second and
JOSEPH cRoCHERoN,
Manager.
n B. May 80 Widow McChree, Putnam and Frssk Fem
pie lo mile heats best three i've. June fSweepstakes
for three year os mile heats best three In five 10 harness
June 20f alive American and Nutwood Match for S20O
two mile heats GOOD and track Week following
bhorses; three mile heats for $1,000
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fANTED--AN HONEST AND RELIABLE MAN, WHO
willing loan $685. on good security, IN en- honest
brsiress this CITY: will receive good nua
ard far salary: agents or humbugs need sp1y; an
I'VE will sausy that this il no caschpenny address
lpx 40 Herald Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
THE GENERAL SYNOD OF THE REFORMED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

The General SYNOD of the Reformed Presbyterian
Church net ggsin Tuesday, in the Rev Dr; MCLEOD
church, Twelfth street, the Moderator presiding
IL was resolved TO hold the next meeting OF the
SYNOD in Princeton Indiana the second "Wednesday
in May, ls62, att pm.
The Committee tn. Signs Of the Times presented their re-
which the s. nod was Congratulated % me
eI'ie u tie Spirits fevlslr preetee me SGes a.
OF TO Almighty God In gratitude for the spared
u The msionAt and their success among the Heahe
% he ,,bsr Of e Church more than srty years ssO
lie all hat mighty struggle for which the sfu: Of inc nson
being aed into the tented held and Tor otner en-
d.nce. OF nsonsl progress
Il wa. also that day during the hr.t week
JAnusry should be congregations ana I'M
liz. Day Of fasting humiliation aud prayer to God N view
e the e s ina s 81 f the
oppression ard wrong and the Lord ues'ury -" ao- ed to
crssa and the aud .udieoly into heae
Of fierce and butter he b, southern l.ns,ei'n and io'
taken the table and owing 20 IT. me ssues Tor cos legs
ou referred to another Committee to PREPARED 'hs
IN he Zee ION ,h, Synod in conni,,eect ID.
Whole Ooues &c Ma On sur ints pe'e fied IN TIE
I,p It The Inpi -e there va. nere'tii sd'b,s
Subsequently, thu synod sdoP,.d report the ec 'mm'n-
Te",.r Of The osrd Of Domestic Missions reported h
the ep during the pa, yea snou I'D 20 ~ ssd no
ihs Rev De- Wye of Phiiid,ph reported from the com
m,t,s referred the various documents sadns to
Tie report was secep the order Of the day for Dis
eu,'ion this afternoon when II pi9pA"e wa, mex a.o
vii en.u, proportions forth In the report OF the com
mi'tre
the Board Of Superuendeus Of the Theoosic.
smnsry orted that duns the year success had crow ned
their prise and that loco bad been saoscbed toward
The Board urged upon Pre- bJtes ne
Importance sending their students 10 the seminary OF the
Church
The Committee Foreign Missions reported through the
Rev DR. Wyne The Teasureis report ,. forth that the 70
ceps year had amounted 81 $500 aid the e1pend
tuI- about 5000 - =,
Tie aey Dr. Crawford principal, aud the Rev j. Nc
,he ne,, meeting Of the general A"embx IN. So.
support OF toe WEEKLY paper oeohsns 20 'ne
during most Of the afternoon session.
The ofs.ug up the order Of the dy postponed
1.-THE report the condition Of country this morning
TO which time they adjourned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

Tie Board Of Aldermen met last evening" the Presi-
dent Mr.. GEsET, in the chair.
Immediately after the minutes Of the last meeting
had been read and approved, Mr.. BRADY moved that
when the Board adjourn 1t be to Monday, which was
carried. Mr. Brady then made motion to adjourn,
which was lost on the following vote:
YEAS-Brady Tuomey, FrssT Boole, Allep end Patt-6
NAYs-smith Henry Chip, Dayton, trouent Farley and
Genet
Mr. BRADY renewed his motion 10 ad Journ, which was
again lost.
YEAs-Henry, Brady Tuomey, Allen, end PIatt-s
NAls-Smith, Chipp. Dayton fTear' booie from'nt RAJ
TIE ordinance reported by Mr. Boole at the last
meeting of the Board, authorizing the borrowing OF
mouey on the bonds of the city TO the amount Of
500 800 to be expended in arming and equiPFng vol
uneers loing from this city, and also TO provide for
their families, came up, when Mr.. BRADY moved that
rs reading be dispensed with, and The ordinance be
referred back 10 the Committee. Carried. MIR. BRADY
49,. -uewtd bis motion for adjournment. Lost.
'nen & Taomey Boole. Alien, and plst.-6
nfAs-Ienry d braay "v,o6, FrrA, FrousD Farley ..aa
Genet.
Two or three papers having been referred TO their
appropriate committees, Mi BRADY again pushed his
motion to adjourn, which was carried lie fourth
was;
yEAs-ienry. srsdy, TdOmey, frear BOOle, Allen and
NAYs-smltb. Chip, Dayton, Froment, aud Gsne.-S.
A.,er the adjournment, Mr. BRADY animated pretty
troady what he would have done in case certain
members had proved obdurate and not allowed him
10 adjourn the Board. Ii they hadn't adjourned the
Board he would have told them something less than
hive minutes that they wouli not like TO have heard.
IL is believed lat Brady, Tourney, and others,
carry about very heads 10 consequence Of trap
having been sprung upon them In the matter Of tue
payment of the back salaries for 81 and ST. the
Mayor it is understood, having sined warrants for
some OF the Aldermen aud Others, in which lat
ter category the unfortunate Brady Il Co. are reek-
oned.
Tie comic performances Of the ring" with some
variations, ace expected to be continued at the next
meeting on Monday.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

A stated meeting OF this Board WIS held at Castle
Garden Yesterday at p. MI present, Mcssrs. Yer
planck Curtis, Carrigan Hunt, and Purify, Mr.. YER
rLAscK presiding.
Two or three communications received, the
only one Of importance being FROM the leal.1 q
Oicer the subject of putting the floating hospital
in commission. This business belongs naturally TO tho
Commissioners for the Removal Of Quarantine who,
however are possessed OF no means; and the Board,
believing that the State is legally bound to attend to
the matter, adopted the following preamble and resou'
tons, offered by Mr.. PuRDY:
HAeras The Leeature Of this State h it last session omit
ted the necessary preparation for pens
thereby leaving the Quarantine officers without the u'ut hesn
enabling them provide against the Introduction OF so"
ntia diseases and especially suechg 70
exposure cities Of New orb and ind
thu County OF Richmond; and -.
Vheyoa The board of Health Of the City OF New-foh has
fefuseo take any action tLeroOni , 80
sord hat In thi. emergency the proceeds OF the bonds
the County OF Richmond for tho destruction Of personal
property held by This Commission be- ADD they are hereby ap
Topaed for the parpese Of providing mems to prevent tie
evils arising Introduction OF pcstei diseases into
the Ces York and Brooklyn and the County Of Rich
ond this Board confidently look to the and city
authorities the return Of such may be expended
70. the above purpose. -
Rred T6a, Of 1900 be advanced In anticipation
payment Of the said bonds The amount Of tas's
bonds 10 Fls.v00
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Passe-gers Sailed

~ sfersS.fp africa, for Lirsrpod MI aud MIA y u.
Brown NewOresnsi Mr. aud Mrs J. N W.oa PhI.deiphlss
Robert .r.r New.iok Thons, Carter aud Kobt Carter J
New.York; samuel I. Carter NewYor. hrs Wsh Ss"aai
hr PAYNE and ga ghirr Baltimore Mr. and Mira NJ Jan
n.nt Lverpoo; Mr. and Mrs Bonrssois, child end servant
NswYoIk Mr. and Mrs. o. Cas,ilon. Phii,delpnl, -
prins. south Csro ua Gset bordeaux Mr. aad MIA H..
Psr.on two children AID servant Ohio, Uued stres Conl
to Rio. O. Cs.,ion, Cognac; John Lewis Se..ion M,s
Kachsp srd tnsd NeS-Notk Miss Weech Nassau MIRA NJ
Colbert California. Samuel Downer, Boston L. Jones Pans
Mr. and Bruce Burne Two children AID servant nassau
Mr. 81 Colbert child and servant CAiiorntj Mrs koot Carer
Mis- Annie Cater Mf sud Mrs T. H. Gillian aud two causa
ter. York ~ A Derehsn - LOUIS A. rsnero ana 500
AsrAcaibo x. n. Hobso1, A e. Anderson New orleans 40
bio Portugal; j. Il. Cun, Nr~ioTk Capt Wilson, bo'toa
H. Lochnis New Orleans, A. Gorosngo Mexico; LehGsnn
New.York: r. McNa-fer. Toronto; A del Vale. Cuba
Gsnayslde X Couess Mexico }. Gonza!rz Mexico Ar,'
lager ves Cruz NJ Csnsn Vera Cruzi Bsr.re Psr' .
Mrs A Heard Boston O. f. Heard, Bo.ton Mi Ms'.l'
Law Is W. l. Regiment Crowley, Birmingham H. 3 hH'
III Liodsay, c. W. henay Beck. T. Bauer, Frank New
Yos Mira CaAson S. Louis, Miss Isabella Cochran, As '"
Cochran. =, =, ~,
Siip Highland Light Cr LegAOrn, Itaiy-Mrs. T. H. MAJ
vel, Sisuors Rosa Gordoni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
THE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI.
PATRIOTIC RESOLUTIONS ADOPTEp.

meeting Of the Standing comni't. Of the Soeisty
oi me Cincinnati If the State of New York was hsA
N t,i. city ON Tuesday, HsNiLToS Fish presiding.
ne GLOWING resolutions wee unar nnously adoTted
Our fiihers founded Society II the Cnc.nssp
20 hs .eent nat si children shoah way preserve that love
r. ara ysiy To ia Government which they held 70 ,
ths y s. duty OF patriots and Of soldieI .; aud
Vhered' They then declared To m tbir det.r
nnaton to promote and cherish bet seen the se.
that union ans Iion.l honor essentially necessary to their
and 70 the in.nre dignity of the American empire and
Wh>re"s The GoVenmsn fJund.d ON th.., eternal
principles is By those who rsi, n obov
aud defy its laws therefore ''' "''
Resored That members or the Society ~ the
iii our sacred duty to guard with vigilance the inhri,snr
drsn, uniD paired aud inyioze.
Resered That 10 deny the right Of
bes that no State righiay withdraw from that Union Il
which II forms psr. -
Resored That g.. first duty Of soldier 10 the eut
he has to and that do therefore utterly
dhn the conduct Of those officers who have violated
oa,hs and deserted their frg hold them TO be unworthy
to the heroes Of the Revolution
ResoTed That duty ci1ens OF the United 4,
support its Government to .no It's authority aud or
is aws' and to this sacred duty we In the split II .
and their immortal words do hereby pledge vs<
tunes, and our ,scred honor.
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Arrived.

Ship Underwater Robots Liverpool AP, q md:s .nd r.,;,
900 Monnon.l to Chas Csew May a q lon % 80 Posie
o. IS o. spoke biz 0lenve Of Aberdeen for Ne*fors Ny
lat q ", Ion a 30 boarded bark Henry shelton hence e
London al vel tine ship bound showing Nt
57i9 ID d nspisbiug pendant May y 1T 30 loo. e ~ s
nailed ship Dsnng bound p May III lsi 50 g. ION oo ss
Shin q Il TAYLOR of Boston, Am.bers, Bristol England VI
sGp Ad BE- Of Liverpool cohead Liverpool days
to IaI s. f th Re Grad, i s
Marie sI fsssn1 I'm ter o S s sa md d aP.I
Bari Leighton (of Batirnorel sAssh.s Rio 4nelro Apl
sos; %,L rAg Ns e. 4 y. l4a s ~ fsaco
for Mon,ivedeo, wished to be egored o.,,.
Bark SsP,,se Bs1S S Mes o Sn'ssi p p d.
rs s;h T. Sowe sud fom nssS s. code. to s.u
SIs s.g o fe % csSS s. Rogue American sssn
er supposed the Rmers hence or o Jansl,s S'h last
gabsc Laden lad The ns9s Live Pcor r.nS
III risey Iof Psi,boro Wnnfang Linsan, T. b., d''
I Moos,e LORD EsSe eHs e. cI sa, tVI Salem
Rms hsiron Tyler Z IL oe,hpot eo,l for Boston. IN
sesf Nswzeand FOrcsn, EastPOri IL days plaster 70
Siy esf Ara sssss. %ussass day. s'''
schr Forrrst Xix Rockmd days, lime.
Schr du,n IA; Saow, Larsieh day. n'h.
scsE FnSW ta LS S.s Go r rsSs5 s ss,
sehr. Sophia, - New. Haven day. 10 b.l''s
sohr sersph Alrn hsfIieh days. tine a.v, Hus
Schr. Tslas, Babbidge Eoeklsnd days, line
schr. Me1ors, Rhodes Rock and days lime
Schr. Cd ia, RAaear, Phisce pba coal for Lynn.
Schr. Tyrone sirout, EiEabethpor, coal for ooscn;
Schr. Ony Son. Eastman EiiEsbetlpot coal Ter sse@
Soh- Glenloy Wakefield abethpon coal for ssisA'
Sctr Wave Merritt Addis,n . days, SPAR TO mssef'
sioop Amelia BeI Boston days mdse TO uss,si ,,s
Steamer Westchester Jones Providence md'e' 70 Laws"
Byruer , 80, 4. A. ,rsr l.
Steamer H. Burden Lopez. PhadelPhia, md'c 70 Lopez
steamer Delaware Johnson Philadelphia and CAPE a''f
H.A
steemcr Mas Nichols. Philadelphia mdse to bnstnS
BFLOW- Aeutne Young America, also. bus ana Wv
Fp-sesm ship City Of New York for wshinsen p,s
Also steamships Africa Liverpool; A d. Bowman. o'a
shes Boston Light Highland Light, and Nsbob for ssn f
cisco. I. ,,. a., a., Ga sa s..
Thomas and hsracabo: 80,
wlND-Duriny the day, from y, asea.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
NETWORK LADIES' RELIEF UNION.

An interesting meeting Leld under the auspices
Of the New York Iadee Relief Union, in the Church
of the Pufita's, Union Square, yesterday afternoon,
Mrs Ialsted, First Diectress, presiding. Brief aud
entertaining addresses were nade by tue Rev. G. w.
Deui.on, Chaplain Of the Naval Brigade Col. Bart
lctt; 2dLieut. Evsrts, OF tue Union Volunteers Col.
WIN. Wilson,; Theodore Tilton, esq., OF Tie hide
peadeat; Capt. Merrill Of the Naval Brigade aud the
Rev. Theodore +. White, acting pastor of the Church
of the Purtans. The addresses were listened to with
profound attention. and the ladies' greatly encouraged
TO 90 Oh ia the work they have undertaken. The ex-
ercises closed with prayer and the bencdieon,
by the Rev. 5. X. Davis.
TIE Union meets in the Lecture-Ro0m Of the Church
Of the Puritsns every day, from TO clock, p. m.
Contributions Of flannel or money with which To pur-
chase it, will be gratefully acknowledged. Address TO
Mrs. Halsted, Church Of the Pulitaue, New.iork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-05-23
SEIZURE OF TWO CASES OF RIFLE AND


PISTOL BALL-CARTkIDGEs.
Yesterday morning six cases Of goods were sent
from the Eew-Haven steamboat TO tie Baltimore line
of propeers at Pier No. z, North River and directed
100. r. Winchester, via Cromwelle line. Two Of
those cases 50 heavy arouse the suspicious
Of one Of the agents Of tie Company. This line Of
propellers Pier No. is not Cronwels, and it has
no connection with his but Gen. Cadwsllader s the
President, who is d stanch Union lover and would
tolerate Secessionist among bis employees. police
man WIS Immediately called, and all the cases opened
The two suspicious ones appeared all right, Us well
ss tie rest but as they were too hesvy for AL muslin
goods the muJins were taken off piece after piece
sill ten came up, when layer Of boxes from fouI 10
inches deep exposed 10 view, and, upon being
opened found to contain conica balls with the charge
In the large end and tie nsde Of the cover some
printed matter, showing that the balls for the
arms made by the New-Haven AIMS Company. or
co'se the two eeized by the police. II was
undestood also that steps taken to discover who
Is TIE shipper in New-Haven