New York Daily Herald from New York, New York • 8

Hstm Trutdr ru norm oobomb'i uirWiamoM? mmbajkjh or tux upon his fret himself to nltr tnit men to hold him that It requited three from 3 to 4 cold for water. He drank to be bi? of exaiteAt 6 l)r Pundeieon sent for. vppelkr? and "Heat UT? i ble 4 clock, but unfavora wL! continued until o'olook. He i Where Da was placed to experience great difficulty WMn breath, painful to the ear. and indicated bat WM At o'clock Punderaon and in gbT? lt tb.ir"i,ito, ttU 'ntnda around hia bed ibi' ml Jsay sw-p2 I U), -truggls betweef but but very little, 3rd 8 01 alr' The doors H.

-J? window weie opened, and fresb air admittel. at thl" by "bo hw BWToua a Had to perform ita TtiJU k' but bU heyl beat aod he was to I ha almoat cea-ed but at hia Ukt at precisely a pMt No extraordinary straggle great sutler ng, but he drew hia taut breath tntu could haTe conii.y* be nave been suffering at the h.7tl 4 WM ubcoiibjiouh, bat not celirioua, Wa hand upon the ttnd when one of the familj breatne, Dr. repUed, "So, he BoeDe the young and lovely wife oi the dying man remained in anotner room. When lie if' I'r I'underron went into the room wncre Wrg ight wa.s aitting and aobMng riolently. and unoiinced the otath of hrr nnaband.

sue gare a scrcam horror, which fu distinctly in the next raom, and also in the etreet, aod nbrioked and moaned Vr. ami other frienda tried to comfort ner, but seemed too deeply affected to heed tlwlr ad. Our porter left death bed scene and went imnediateh to the jail, where CUrk to conflntd, to bear to him the sad hwh ti the of Mr. Wigbt, and tae Officer Kneraln and 'he jail and went to hia ceil. aeemec quite caieloaa 10 hia demeanor.

Our reporter waa present, and took sown the following conrerfaUoti which ffv aald "Do you know mo, Clark?" 11 said Clark, in a very sullen manner. Officer KneraJs then advanced to bU aide and aaid? "Do you kiow me, Clark, in the same sullen manner a horrible alluir," Mr. Kuevals. but aeemed quite indifferent 'J annoyed by the preaence of these gentlemen. officer Mr AMght is living or dead?" indina'I? Ue Mia Cllrk' witU an r.U yoor Mid Kne r5' dead, and you are yet alire.M fnr no reply but looked doggedly indifferent ffittanc minutes, aod tnen caid with an air of on I suppose there is no help for it." i-iiiSf oetrayed any amotion, butljoked stern and rent when the news tae death of his victim waa and nBTer Bhed tear nor moved .1 and to consider i tanw a of Terr little impor- Knavale and Mr.

Daggett left his ceU, li? "Tan. tbe Assistant Jailor, who nad UAUned to the converpatioo, and 1 WaDt for fow hia request and went to hia cell, and there faau a long conversation with Clark. to1 B- thought of his case, to which ilr. replied that he dm not know, as he had with the people upon the bo IriendH tliat would symsa i supposeo that many people would ought to be "ctrung up" After Mine furtter cofvernation, Clark very coolly asked Mr. -LJ.

nlowe- sinoKing in the jail, saying tnat he a of 1 he weed," haruly Uuew how to Mf then toio him what the rules i made home were, which did cot his entire approbation. A poet mottem examinaUon upon the body of the deterdat at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, yes In removing the brain from the akull. the ball fell into directly beneata -v fw ii heard in tee adjoining room, Wfta PleLed nP fouud to be flattened 'onaidtrahly, having very ev.dently been occaaloned by tfce 001,8 01 the "kull. In tie was con'nflamiraticn of the brain and secretions of wW foanl "Pon the surface where the baU entered. The ball doubUess passed entireif iDTOUkh the braio.

The corocer'a icquent was held upon the body of Mr. wiffit, at 3 yeeterday afternoon, soon after tus nicrtem ezanjinatioo wan concluded. Mr. Jscob Gould was sworn, who testified to tue death fv Mr. "'aht, and many circum st.inces connected Tnerevitn.

Dt. ru oder eon was examined, concerning the post mor ttm examination, and gave the result of tnat ba" droPPM out while removing After (om farther questions by jurors, the following vtrdiot was reuatred: The jurors, being ouiy empannelled and sworn to the deata of Richard Wight, of aaio to -n? having viewed the body the deceaetfl, and only considered 'he evilence given us on our oatha say that the said Richard W. came to hia teath from a pistol wound in his head inflicted by o'f'Srt CUrk' of said tona' oa tae 28th taf numbers of citiiens viaited the house of Mr Bogart, to look at the corpse of the unfortunate Wight, and 'he excitement throughout the city to tee the of the fouog man was intense. The family wtre ccmpelied to keep an officer at the door, and an in to show the pen. le the corpse and thui grati'y public curiosity.

Many of the friends tie seemed deep bia of. PMticuIara concerning i. Wight was beloved and respected by all cbcW of frtend" to From aarle-Bnilnm nt Nngliiaw. the LanaiDg, Mich. vi April 21, 1855.

John Bushley and Antoine Ilquett came in to-dav with Ue fcaut bt. Mane mail. 7 The ico at Mackinaw was two feet thick; they tried to tSrZVu 1" 0De but could not the hatchet was not long enongh. They went on snow aboes from the Saut to Thunder Bay? some four "I0? of Light House, they found the lake aloDK the floating in was solid; found no toj'Mlnaw. lha streams were Mgh wire twelve days coming down? waded logs 'and made'rafts to the re.

tcok no dogs this trip, aa the wools were too wet to allow of traina. They bad to pack their and the maiL Thej vent from Saginaw to the Saut to eight dajp, the laat trip up. th? BI'lla jin are running. Rating has and business looking up. pie fishing on tue river la very good this spring.

Wil'iv caught 60 bbU at one haul this Naval InUUIgrnrr. The pstltmiD residing Id Brooklyn, who offered to fur? Lsh the Hkkaid with naval intelligence, some itiort time buck, will confer a favor by calling at the office ot thU paper. Tfce -loop of war Jamestown, at Key Went from Havana, being found to be In a leaky condition about the bends, Captain illtson bar employed a gaajr of caulkers, who were at 2tth upon her hall. It is not kaawn how long she remains at that place. The Prlnceon, it is said, woald join her in a few days.

The eiew of tse United Elates frigate recently frois the expedition, were paid oil and discharged cnMoo' Passed Midshipman is on trial at the Brooklyn Mary YarJ, for disobedience of orders. On the roneloslon of Ins ctre two marines win be Their off'nees hare not been made pabiic. The following the of the sloop of war vast, arrived in Hsibpfen Koads. aOth ult OKmauder C. C.

Turner i.ientonants? R. F. Pinkney, James Strong, John P. Decatur. Acting l.leut., Wm.

U. Temple bi Lewis W. Minor, rassed Aa afctait Surgeon. R. F.

Macon. Parser. John K. Acting Matter. N.

CrabV l'asned Midshipmen, T. Lea, A. WTJohnsea Midshipman. Wil'iam (Jlatsei. Oua net, John Webber, Carpenter, John W.

Stioaaon Lieat F. Hpleer been detached, and ordered to tha Cam bar land, flagship the squadron. The f.evai>t haJ cn board the bodies of (Jomraxlors Wjir.aa aid Purser Christy. Cirnrnu Htatdi Stum Fsir.ATK.SAjr jAcmo The United tales frigate Sen Jacinto, bsarlog the beoad peanant sf Co mot ore McGanley, arrired at (Urana on the of April having made the ran from She Breakwater fa aaja. Paring the first three days of her passage aba eBTountend very heavy weitoer, with head wind and which aaay a part of her head works.

The aarf-rresiot of tha San Jac nto In this run rank her as im ot the fastest in the wc rid. With a head sea aid wind eight knots an banr. In a sMoeth tea, she ton and elevrn I nuts si honr. atsnte from Ph I'adaJpt to Havara by the ordintrj tub. 1 44)0 wiiles but dfsfance was consider Mj r'aaed by the Sac Jacia to taking the oitf 'l? Golf th.nre tbrorgh the "Hole tirViil." ran to Havana, v'ertte a 'mive passage frtas Mgir Vfi.n.

Mm Kmmi Eamob. (Pa Kay 1, IBM. We RtetpUcn iff Gov. Great Free Soil CeltOration The Cake all Dough in Well, bare had quite a free eoil celebration oyer the return of Got. Reader, our worthy man, frjm Kaoaaa.

Got. Reeder kaa not di (appointed his friendi, and bin recital of the miadeeda of the "proalaverj from Miatouri will go far to elect a free soil Senator from Pennsylvania to There la nothing Uaa consistency and Got. Render hai always been a cor tent man He waa a Van Baren democrat in 1840, and haa remained a Van Buren democrat ever since. Had he been oonaulted, be would, like Mr Pierce, been a Van Baren man la 1848. It waa important for the Buchanan faction in the State to reconcile inch a man, anl It waa dona.

John W. Forney claims the honor of his appointment jur papers here boasted of the fact though the friends of Judge Campbell an equally clamorous for that distinction, the boner mnst, doDl, divided between them; and the profits of the office, consisting chiefly ot lauds bought of the ball bretue. tor the purpose o( being again sold to aturoy settlers, wbo ere to till the ground by their own frae labor, waa to oe exclusively frbared by Forney, who claiued to be the man who, in a convivial mood, got fierce to make the fippointment. Forney has no money to invest in slaves, and lands increase most it price in the free states. Forney Is indeed a shrew a fellow, and has playad an extremely difficult part passing well He is playing a tolerably good humbug game between Pierce and Bushanan, and he dees tbe thing between the ghts men of the South acd the fre? toilers of the North He must ieoa terms with both, aid so must Pierce and Buchanan.

Bendea, it is through Northern men that Forney to make his money and to immerse bia hands Into the United State treasury. Had a Northern man been Secretary of the Treasury, Forney would now have both pockets lull of the stulT; but these lngh flung leltows of tbe South know nothing, and don't feel inclined to oblige a Iriend. Governor Keeder would have done better. He would have acted line a man, had proslavery ruffians not interfered and spoiled a good oar. gain.

We cow understand what Forney and the Pennstflfa mVm meant wbtn they both assures our good people throughout the State, that "do ma ter what prov.sioas the Kansas Nebraska bill contained, alavery should never go into either of those Territories." From theory 1'ierce aud rorney meant to appeal to management and practice to reconcile the Nortn to the passage ef that bill. Ihe South were to have the promise, out tbe North were to have the cake Shrewd fellow, that same atnol gem politician, toiney; but he did not make much money by tbiB KeeJer movement, after all. The "Missouri i to slavery ruffians" have spoiled the game And yet. 11 Forney don't make coney either by appointments to office or some lucky land speculation in Kansas, the of bis prosperity are numbered. It takes mooey to keep house Aasblcgton, entertain Pierce at all hoars of the day or night, oine members, and obtain a general reputation for being a 'd? cleTer fellow." donabody must, pay the piper, the grocer and the liquor dealer.

A plague on those "Missouri pro slavery ruffians." RIfTENHOL'iE. Governor Rteder. From the Squatter (Kan ,) Sovereign. We do not hesitate to say, that, in the history of our country, no instance can be found in which an so unlit for any ef tbe duties of his office, so unirersally objectionable to tbe people interested, so publicly and notoriously guilty of prostituting his official position to personal pecuniary gain, to such intnmous purposes, as A. B.

Reeder, (iovercor of Kansas, has been permitted to retain his position, or even to escape impeachment. Fiom the day of his appointment to the present moment, he bat either wholly tailed to discharge the most pressing curies, or haa abused bis po jition for the moat corrupt purposes. For ironths after appointment he absented him((If lrom bis poet, though his immediate presence was demanded by tbe necessities of the 1'eiritory. Hia time was devoteo to electioneering in Pennsylvania, or to tae atudj of Indian treaties, with a view to apeculatlon in their lands. He came to our Territory not to be Governor.of Unpeople, but to peculate in lands, to make by hia official position, and as agent of the to fasten the curse of abolition upon us.

Every act of his from tbe day of hia arrival will establish beyond controversy that these were the sola ends and aims of liia coming. He bss declared that the office of Governor could not have induced him to give up a lucrative practice and the comforta of a home in Pennsylvania that hia motive was to make money, by the opportunities which would be aflorded liim for peculation. He had not time, after hia arrival, to secure a room, before be became a large shareholder io the town of Leavenworth, in oonaideration that It should be made the temporary aeat of government In this be waa guilty of multiplied abusea of official trust. Tbe Delaware Indians complained that their was violated by the location of the town upon their lands. As Governor of tbe Territory he should not have thrown tbe weight of hia official position against them hj the act organizing the Territary, he was empowered to locate a permanent aeat ol government, and some $20,000 weie placed in hia hands to be expended in public buiiiiings at tbe place selected.

It was his duty to act fairly, and with a pure and disinterested ennaideratlon of the intereat of the Territory in making such teiectirn. On tbe contrary, for gala, he se Is hlmaelf, and, for a speculation, promi tea to select a town in which he was a large shareholder. That Ue haa not complied with hia agreement, adda but to his infamy. Alter having sold hia right to locate the aeat of government, we next hear ot him on a profeaaed tour ot observation, made uncer pretence of obtaining the necessary infoimation to enacle him to organise the government. This tour ta hardly commenced before it is found to be a tour of speculation.

While absentir hioself from the Territory he baa rumaged the files old tree' ties at Washington, and believes he haa discovered the foundation of a fortune. As Governor, claiming to be second only to the "Great Father," he imposes upon the credulity of the poor balf-brreds, and purchases their land for a eong. This spscuiatlon is not sufficient. He continues his tour, and again, for a song, becomes a large proprietor in tbe town of Pawnee. At once it is proclaimed that this is to bo the seat of government.

So long aa his official position can be abuaed tor the profitable sale of stock, he is found "buying in." ilis "tour" completed, to give time to on hia investments, he defers the call of a Legiilature, as that body would pessrsa the power to locate the seat of government, and might defeat his speculations. In this, too he acted as agent of the abolitionists. Had the legislature assembled lait fall it was clear that the proslavery party would succeed. To defeat them, it waa necerssiy to give further time to Thayor Co to ahip their hirel-ngs; and not until the last moment? until, indeed, as we are informed, he was ordered by the Preiident? did he take atepa to call a legislature. Kventhen the time was ex tended, to enable the abolitionists to forward their laat man.

During all this time be was tbe head of a secret organizat'on for the purpose of making Kansas a den of abolitionists act vely with all parts of the country, urging the shipmont of abolitionists? advising them long in advance of the hour at which they would be needed? studiously, to the last moment, concealing from others the day of the election. He appointed men to take the consus, notoriously unlit, who would not scruple, and did not hesitate, to omit the names of those oppoed to abolition, with a view to deprive proslavery districts of their proper representation. shamefully gerrymandered districts for the purpose of dividing, and thus defeating the pro- slavery party. He has uantped legislative and judicial power In the one case, assuming to arrest, Imprison, try a man under toe charge of murder Id the others, craftily and curnmgly assuming to impose qualifications on votera, which be hoped would operate in favor of appointing justices of the peaoc, and introducing them to adminlater the law of the State from which they removed and, finally, prohibiting and punishing the sale of whiskey. This laat, though a clear usurpation, is the only Instance In which a good motive can be found for his action.

Coroners' Inqnmti. Coroner Wilhelm held an inquest yesterday upon body of Rom Meyers, the German woman, whoee deatl, ax we announced in paper, caused ly falling from the piaiza of the dwelling house No. Seventh The jury, on bearing the evidence cited, renftrfd a verdict of accidental death. was about twenty-fire yearn old, and had not been (tog in thia country. Coroner Hilton held un inquest at pier No.

liver, uj on the body cf an unknown man, about forty yeara of age. who was found drowned at thia poin- The jury rendered a verdict of "Death by supposed Deceased feet eight inchee In Might, light compleiicned, with dark brown hair. The of hia supposed iame, H. L. were imprinte- on fnreaim.

with encircling the iame. alao a harpoon imprinted in Indian Ink on the samairm. Deceased wore a new pair of pegged blacicnssimere pacts, blue sack cloth coat ana black craat. Coroner Wilhelm held an inqueit upon the body of the unknown man found lying in the wter at the fcot of East stmt, East rirer, when a rerdict of "Death by seme cause unknown to thejury, but to be drowsing, was rentred. The deceased a middle man.

tout built, but cwlng to the length of he hadbeen in the waWr, the of hair or cou! not be ascertained: the flesh upon the head and fie being all fair. Deceased had on a brown woollenooat. heavy plaid eo.ton double breasted vest, alik nand kerchief, cotton fhlrt, of ta iame maUral, but no undenhirt, new and hie woollen Acthing was found the pock? of deceased but one cent. The body had been id water for several nnd on account of ocogvoaed state ao idea could be formed of age. Coroner O'DonneU hetu an inquest at thfAcond ward ilatkn be use upon the body of William Fa ton, the bey whose death, we notired yisterdsy, eaused by failing through the batch wa) of the rt? No 137 William ftieet.

1 he jury rendered a rerdietof "death by fractuie of the skull sou ether jcfdeotaily received by failing through the hatchway I Mo. 137 Wil I in atrret." An unknown man, about 30 of found floating in the water at pter No. Kit Hirer, yesterday. Coroner O'Dcnnell proceeded to spot and held an inquest upon the fcody, when a vrdlct of supposed drowning waa rendered. Deceased wa about art laet Un inches in height, stoat built, a biacc ciith C( at pasts, black Ik vest, ax nttwrriiief ef the 1 1.

me had person nearly and stock; of cotVn. Besaaed bad been it the water about moatha, tv. muot 4ecoor Ww Department Committee. the commute on Departmeut of the Board of Aldermen met last retting at the city library, No 13 City Ball. Present? Aldermen Howard, Trowbridge, Baird and the Chief Engineer of the Fire Department.

The caae of A. O. Alcook and fct. M. llebbard, who had been expelled from Engine Company No.

47, wai firet called np. Mr. Hebbard appeared in hia own defence, and aaid that be waa expelled without any chargea being made ngaimat him, and he thought from mere malicioueceia on the part of a lew. He was never allowed an oportunity te prove hia innocence. He contended that be should hate a heanng before he wai expelled.

Mr. Alcock absent. Mr. A. Kked, who appeared on behalf of the company, aaid Mr llebburo had spoken diareapectfully of the company in bar rooma, liaa exposed the of the eompavy and done all that could to bring the company into disrepute.

For tbia he waa expelled. Aliieiuoen Howabii aaid this company appeared to be unanimous only upon one thing, and that waa not to attenc any fires. (laughter.) Alter i-ome little among the of the committee, it wai decided to band the company. In the matter of Hydrant Company Mo. 4, the committee reported, by the advice of ttie (Jniaf Engineer, to ret use the petition of thia company to be organised into a ho.se company.

Tbe con plaint of Mr. Hugh Neily, of No. 37 Hoae, against eight numbers, tor not being citizens, was next cobkU erta Peter O. Riley sworn I have serveil in this Ore com pany about ten moult 1 tooa out my full paperd of naturalization out two years ago; 1 was not a citizen 1 at the time of joining the company; 1 have belonged to tbe department six years; I wan told by the members, when joining the toapauy, that it was all rigbt, and teat it was immaterial wtietber 1 was a citizen or not; bad always done good die duty Tbe three brothers Clue, and Rudolph Fliher, George Trump, and tbe others complaioer of, were absent. Alderman Howard askud that they should all be present next Wtcnesday evening.

Ihe of Jotin Redmond against Hose Company No 4b, lor rowdysm acd ruonlugon the sidewalk, waa nut up, and di The com ot Engine Oompany No. 48 against Engine Cvmpuny Mo. 10, for assault and battery, was next red. Tbe Foreman of No. 10 said other engine was assaulted because they purposely blosked up tbe way.

Alderman Howard ordered both parties, at tbe next meeting cf the committee, to be rresent, and bring with tbe roll books of both companies. Ihe committee then adjourned till o'clock next Wednesday evening. Court Calendar? This Day. Statkh biiTRKT Coubt? Nos. 7 to 12, IS to 19.

MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. ILMamo fOH If KW TORI- this oat. sun mstcs 4 67 I moon macs 9 00 ICR If 67 1 mew wateh. morn. 'J 13 Port of Slew York, May 1835.

IILRARkII. Steamship Empire City, Wir.dle, Havana, 0 Steamship Florida. Woodhull, Savannah, I. Mltchiil. Steamship Marion, Foster, Charleston.

Spoffoid, Tilestoa A Co. Steamslip Roanoke, Skinner, Riohmond, Ao, Ludlam A Pleasants. Ship Neptune, Peabody. Liverpool, Marshall A Co. Ship Brewster, Weeks, Matanzas, Stephenson.

Delia Chapin, Howard, Trioste, ell A Co. Bark Ida Raines, Cooalng, Havana Russell A Fining. Bark Aura. Lewis, Richmond, A Fining. Brig Boston, Hooper, Cardenas, A Watts.

Hebron, Skuling, Windsor. NS, Whitney A Co. Brix Phcbe A Page, Lewis. Daritn, (1 Foadick. Scbt Cataiaot, Fratoin, 8arannab, McCrnadi, Mstt A Co.

Scbr Elizabeth A Eleanor, Cranmer, Burnt Fort, Fan Brunt A Slsgbt. Schr McDonald, Hall, Norfolk, master. Schr Hanover, hippie, Richmond, Pierson. Scbt Colgate, Seaman, Baltimore, Maiiler A Lord. Schr Plymouth Kock, Ryder, Boston, Dayton A Sprague.

Schr Homer I'arkor Boston, llerriok. Sloop Mary Dallas, Haw I'roviiei ce, master. Steamer George's Creek, Oager, Baltimore, Cromwell's line. ARRIVED. Steamship Star of the West.

Turner, San Juan, Nic, April 23, via Key est wltu M7 passengers and speuie, to Morgan. April SO, lat 32 20, Ion 12. signalized schr Ellen Bush, standing N. May 1, off Cape Hatteras, at 8 AM, pasted a large ship with a Llack ball in her foretopsail, standing 8 and E. Ship Henry Clay, Caulkins, Liverpool, March 29, with mdso and 5M) passengers, to Spofford, Tilestoa A Co.

Passengers all well; no Ship incline Tucker, Myriok, Liverpool, March 26, with mdse and 300 to Wdiiams A Ouion. Bark Phila, SccS'urd, Shields, 67 days, via Rockland 6 days, with indie, to 11 A niycr Bark Pancbita, Morton, Catania, 85 days, and Gibraltar 4S daya with fruit, to Rood. March 7, off Malaga, apoka bark Ceres, of Salem, from Uenoa tor Sumatra Brig Model (of Boston), Rice, Sagua la (irande, March 18 jettenlay below from with sugar, to order. In coming out tho harbor. a herm brig about 280 tons, ashore cn tie reef in the entrance but probably got off next day, as the wind was oB the land.

It rig Petrel (Br), Fowler, Cornwallis, NS, 7 days, withpotocs, 10 0 Cox. Iliix John Alfred (of Pittston), Ballard, Attakapaa. via Key 10 th init, witb sugar, to Peck A Lyman. Put into Key West in distress. Brig Emblem (of Ellsworth), Jordan, Jacksonville.

IS days, witb lnmbar, to roaattr. No date. Cape Clear 3) miles spoke scbr I'edee, from Wilmington lor New York. Schr Folaiit (of Ellsworth), Lord, GuayanUla, PR, 12tb ult, with sugar aad molasses, to Escoriasa A Co; ousel to CAE Peters. Experienced heavy eeather; when throe days out.

sprung a leak, and is at present leaking about 2000 stroktiper hour. Schr David Babson (of New Haven). Mayo, Rattan Island, Hon, aayt. witb truit. to TGilmartin.

Scbr Nautilus (Br), Martin, Windsor, NS, IS days, with potatoes, to Curry. Schr Cumberland. Chase, Alexandria, 4 days. Schr El Dorado, Columbia. Me, 14 days.

Schr Capt John, linker, Ellsworth, 8 Schr I. Fleuenr. Goodly, Boston. Scbr Hernr, chase, Botton. Schr suttn, Chase, Botton.

Schr I ahelia, Falkland, Bolton. Scbr I barter Oak, Chase, Boston. Schr Nightingale. Hull, Providence. Schr I.onita, Bailey, Norwich.

Schr Grace Darling. Car, New London. Scbr Autumn, Hawkins. Grecnport. Sclir St l.ucar, Adamt, Rockland.

Sloop Wallace, Taun'on, S'oop IirowD, Gardner, Providence. Sloop W' II Boaen. nallook, i'rovicence, 2 days. Sloop Maria A Looita, Dennett, Bristol. BELOW.

Barb Clarence (Br), McDonougb, irom Galway, March 22. Also, one ship, unknown. SAILED. St etmships Pacific, Liverpool: Empire City, New Orleans and Havana; Florida, Savanrah; Marion, Charlotton; Roan(ke, Nortolk, Ac; ships Woodoock, London (and auchorod at the Spit); St Denis, Havre; Medford, Buenos barks Home, Tonlon; John Wesley, Cadiz; Luoy Ann, Nsuvitas. Wind at annrlse, NE; meridian, sennet, do.

Telegraphic Marine Reports. PHILADELPHIA, May 2-The Dip Quaker City, from Charleston, pitting the steamship Jainot Aiiger, "It Knoxvllle Point, on Monday morning. Herald Marine CorrtspondonM, KEY WEST, April 28? The Star of the Weit arrived at an early bom thit morning, and will leave at 9o'o look. We little additional to report time oar latt favor by the Isabel. Tie icbr Hanard, Banndert, art 27th from York, with a otrgo of munitlopa of war for Forti Taylor and Jeffcr Blie it now discharging at the former place.

The bark Kintman, Penfleld, has dlteharged her cargo ant will aall for Mataciat to day. acbr Wye, Cunningham, arr from Havana, but bnngs no The rate ot tbe wreekern againit the brig Andover (of Roeton), waa heard yeitcrday before Judte Marvin. No hat teen rendt-red. The salvage will be amall, at little aitlstance wai (Wen. Tbe sclr John Fardr, Gourlay, arr from Baltimore bound to C'hrittle this morning.

Protector Bache, of the Coatt Surrey, it in thit city, bound hcoce to Cape Sable. PHILADELPHIA, May Arr steamer Delaware, Ccpei, NYork; bark Union, Hewitt Mataniai; sctri brandy wine, Wl eeler, Newburg, NY; Luff, Veasy, Boston, Look here, Candy Cld steamer Delaware, Copes, NYork; barkt Eeho. Ryder; Selah, Atkins, and l.aconia, Taylor, George I. off, Veasy; Knight, Seart; American Belle, Brawn, and 1. Nlckcrton.Chate, Bolton.

Whai.c Ship Warrfx, of Holmet'i Hole, arrived at New Bedford lit initant, from Robinion'i Hole, where the had been athore. In tow of iteamer Korbet. Cart Morris. She wat taken off by the iteamer afternoon of Jwth, after being filled with ompty She lioa on ft flat inaide of J'almer a itlaid, where more water eaika will be placed In her to raite her further ont of water. She will then be bagged, and pumped ont by the Forbes, after whioh the will be taken on the railway for repalra.

All the bone wat taken ont of bar, but tbe oil, with tha exception of a faw eatkx, itlll remaina in bar, probably in good condition. Her maati have bean cnt away, and her contiderably injured. Ship Norma, of New York, from Akyab for Liverpool, oondemned at St. Thomai, wai told by auction previous to 10th nit, for Wmaliihip Wm Whkaton, loat near Santa Croi, la a total wreek, nothing having been aav ed from ber but hef chronometer and barometer. The oAoeri remained in tha vicinity of tha wreck la hopea of laving lomethlng from ber.

Bark Elvira abbeck, at Sftn Franriioo.Hlst March fm Bong Kong, was 16 dayi beating down tne China Sea, dur ing wMch eipciieneed very heavy weather; experienced strong westerly windt moit of the passage; lott item boats, tttve btlmrks, and inirtained other waa off 8 in light winds and calms; on the 28th March off tha Headt pitted part of tba ipart and rigging af aeme venal Brno Horatio, before reported picked np and towed lata Key Weit. it ii posed I ad been uied or wat fitted for a ilaver, at the had many water caaka on hoard, with a deck over all, apparently earning ilavei. She halli from Thomaaton. I By latter to Ellwoon Waller, A Schb (fore and after), oa her amende, bottoa painted green, top black, with a white ttreak, was pasted Wth nit, So mllei of Eiiiabetb, by brig l.eni. at Pcrtland.

had apparently been stripped, topmast gone. Sciir Mt noMAn, from alait for Kennabnnk, with hackmetaekmei, wtt in contact 27tb ult, off Wood Itland, with a schooner Id and had bowi stove. The crew get on totrd tbe unknown arhooner. The waa boarded oa Sunday A milet HE from Kennabnnk Poiat on bar beam ends by sebr Merced, which itripped the rigong from her side teenred the boat, tome tailt, blocks Ac. A tchr.

reported the "Madonna," timber laden, on her endi was purtd iff Ho on Itland ult. br tchr William, at Salem frvm Bangor luppoied to be the Medomak. A or or asrrti, latbi, with a veitel's hatch, matt Ac w.rt passed 29th nit. Boon Itland NSW It ty eehr Aurora, at Port-month, from Frankfort, which picked np aotne kceet. a compais.

and other articles. Ttay were prebftVy from the wrack ol tchr Modomak.ro above. A N.tUee to A fixed white light, of the Ota order Trtinal system, ill 'iT of tba horiion. hat bees substituted for tbe illuminating apparatus heretofore in ute at tha Cedar Isltnd Light, toose, eutraa -a to Sag Harbor, Y. It will be lighted for the Brat oa I riday, 27th init, ar ihi'iit nj.Mlj from sunset to mnrtte Ry order ol lighthouse Board.

A. I.U l.O Lighthouse Inspector Third District. New Terk. Arril 25, Whnlemen. Arr at Sag HarVcr Ap'll V8 tbip CoiiauHa.

nailock, from Sax dwloh Inlands. 1M0 bill wh rl! bene 611 rrm Clvrk, Tmk, Wal ter Kfri'f, Nirkerson; Alexander, Snow, ud Joka lltai, Birab, Atlantio Ueitii. Arr at Barladoes 3d nit Solos, Smith, of Wwtport, from a cruise; oil not reported At Cape Verd Jan 18, by lottor from Tateh, Sun Matt, 27ft ap on board (sent Annawaa, Clark, do. 220 ap on board. Bid from do Feb 10 America.

Flaher, Matt, do 43bbla. Sid from Zanzibar Fob 10 Wolga, Dimmick, FH. SAObbls sp oil, to cruise and homo; 18th, Joi Maxwell, do, l'JSO ap, to cruise and home in July. Capt Wady nad been jiok with dysentery, but had reoerrred so aa to Join ah'p. Arr at ban Franciaco April 1 bark Adama, Andrews, from a cruiar, and 30 day a from Cape St Laeas; killed and loat HU00 gala ap oil oa the Was abaent 6 months from port, during which time visited several of the porta of Lower California; took moat ot the oil off Mansinollo.

The pilot boat Fanny Capt Joliffe, arrived at San Franciaco tth ult, bavins on board Capt of the Bengal, of London. and Cait or the ttonj Morgan, with tit bMa cruising for wlialea, all well. Reports having spoken March 8, In Uagdalina Hay. Mogul, Clark from San Francisco, oa a ctuiae, all well; had takea bOO bbU oil sinoe laaviag SF. Spoken.

Sbip Lncai. Daggett, from llong Kong for San Francisco, waa se? no date, in tho China Sea. Sbip ar Hawk, 8iinmnas. trom Beaton (March 27) for San Franciaco, April It, lot 31 II Ion 43 fti W. Brig hoi.ee for Santa Crux, April 11, 42.

Ion 31 65. Brig lien Foster, 13 daya trom Boa ton for Port au Prints, April 10, lat 30. Ion 67. Foreign Porta. Acc a (W Africa)? No Am rea'el in port March 4.

Bid Feb 26 bark Mate he -ter, Hill, tor leoward; March 3, ship Vcsnaaian, Adams, Salem; hark laabell, Hall, leoward. Bark Winnocance Ayera, from Salem Or Bight of Benin, paaaed Accra March 2 Bar ha docs? Arr April 4 bark A A Drebert, Hewitt, Philadelphia. Cardinal? Arr April 20 ahip Merryman, Havana; 2Cth, brig Demarara, Hanson. Boston In pert 22d barka tre yn, Hichborn, for Boston Little Linie, Gilpatiick, tordoruady; Pilot Fish, Niohols, tor do abt May 1. Sid abt 22d brig Marshall, Dutch, Col cord, Boston Calcutta? In port Feb 22 ship Sabine, Libbev, for Boaton abt Airill.

i In port April 21 barka Goodell, Harriman, trom Boaton; Lotiiaa Eaton, Adle, from I'ortland; l.y sander, Snow for Boaton, ready; Helen Porter, Porter, tor do Idg; brigs Keoka, to load for do; Flying from Portland; aobra Harper, Carver. from Ophir, Buckmelster trom Havana; Murchla Farrow, Thurston, from St.lago Sid 12th barka Charm, Sleeper, A York; 13th John Colby, do; brig Fostor, Crowd) I'biladelpkia; achr Manuela, Kelton, Boaton; 14th, bark Harriet Spalding, Sleeper, NYorkjbrij Malvern. Jarmnn, Philadelphia; achr Donne, Donne. NYork; 10th, brigs 1' I Serins, (Br) Hubbard, St John, tt; Napier, ittr.i Croaby, Boaton. GotiAiri.fl? In port April 11 achr Fearleaa, Adama, for Boston 7 daya.

In port April 12 brigs Nlagnra, Harding, hence ciait; Waredaia, bhackford, for NYork 6 daya. Haxana Arr April 2 aohr Davidaon, Long, NYork; 23d, ateamer at Lawrence, Mnnroe, Key West; bark Rainbow, Gage, Mantua; Iriga Dowe, Cocgeshail, Provideuoe; Adela, Byera, Charleston; aohra Heyward, MoDongal, do; Catthagena. Wilson, Portland C)d 220, to aail 23d, bark 1 crcaa Yeaton, Stevens, Sagua and York. S.d 22d ahip Maveriok, Ellin, bark David Nickola, Sweet, Bahia Honda; brigs Wni Clark, Simpson, MOrleans; Marshall, Hansel), Sagua and NYork; El ua Merrithew, Gritfn, Cardenas, ubtd to load molaasos there lor Boston or Portland at hhd of 110 galla. carries 100; aohr Wise, do, chtd to load 30,010 galls molaa.ooa for York at per hhd ot 110 galla Ship Margaret, which aid 18th, for Cardenas and NYork, will load sugar at 9ti)( per hbd carries hbds.

In port 23d Ilarpswoll, Stover, for do capaaity, gets Aramede Snow, llarnden. dag for iik rate.cnr riesbflOO; Larks Juniata, Newton, taken up to load molaiafa at Cardenas for Cork, at 10 Per ton, carries 600 hhdt; John Benson, Burmeisttr, for York 20th; Kiloy, Small, chtd to load for NYork at hhd and box, cipaoity equal to bxa; (one account taya to load at briga Joseph, Burton, ldg guSno trom a llri ish veaaol put In in dUtioaa and condemned, for Baltimore; Solomon Eaton, Hutchins, to load 30,000 molasses for Boston at Cm i (an outpcrt on li aide of Cuba) to retnrn to llavara for clearance? $3 per hbd of 110 galla, grota at port of delivery; Looke, Park, for ((apposed Wilmington, NC) Angola, Morton, for Philadelphia, Co, and others. In nori April 21 ahip Harriaburg. Wiewell, for Falmouth soon; barka Jaoob Preutlsa, Loring; Transit, Street, nut By Warren, Morse, for do do; Volunteer, Marh, for Constantinople and Balaklava, aoin; New Empire, Davia, for Uotteuburc do; Corinthian, Edgcomb, for NYork do; Maxtppa, Smith, uiag; Hamilton, Cham, lor Portland, ldg; lonac, Randall, and Cabaaa, Littlejoon. diss; Condova, Franklin, do; California, Weat, do: Joaeph Park, Park, and Telegraph, Steele, for Boaton, do; Havana, Rood, for Portland, do; Eugene A Reed, Roed, for NYork, do; tchra Nancy Hagan, Harriman, and A Manderton, Henderson, do do; Maxon Rogers.

Farren, wtr; Matilda, Eaton, diss; Mary. Chase, and Kendrick Fish, Shaw, wtg. Clit 20th shipa Harriet, 1'oters, Antwerp; Comoro, Parker, Falmouth; vlet, Br bark Lonisa, Jewett, Philadelphia. Sid 21st brig Webster, Tyler, Boaton. Pr.NTA Arknas? Arr March 21 sclir Fame.

Barotto, 23d. Wanderer, Virjn. San Pranclaoo; 20th, bark Coita hica (Br), Mesurier, NYork. Post av Pbiuck In port April 7 brigs Denton, Keen, from and for NYork, arr 3d; John Bornton, Pettensill, ard Maroellus, Hatch, from do, arr 3d; Eiliaol, Dixon, from Boaton, do; and othera reported later. Rattan Isi.anp (Hondoraa)? No Am vessel ia port abt April 11.

KrMFDios In port April 18 brigs Eliza Burgess, Dovle, for Boaton soon: Manhattan, Lelaud, and Stephen Joy, Ryder, do do; Arabella, Mitchell, from do IS daya juat arr, to load lor do Sai.i'a? Arr Arril 9 bark Yictrea (Br), Kennsy, Havana, to load for NYork; Kith, brig Jonah Spenoor, do. 17th. ship bimoda, Knight, Havana; brig Baron de Castlne. Ltifkin, Boston. In port 22a bark Sawyer, for NYork, abt ready; brig Prontiaa Hobhs.

to load sugar for Boston. San Juan dul Si' Ait April 21 iteamship Unols 8am, Baldwin, San Francisco 9th. 8t Johns, Art April 17 brig Amoaoosuok, Hunaon, Baltimore. Sta Cbvz? In port April 20 Br bark White Star, Her riain. Boaton for London Idg.

In port April 20 bark Sarah Hale, Crowther, from Portland; Yankee, Poland, from do do; Mamoni, Amos, tor Boston: Condor, Allen, from Jacksonville; Sutton. Wallace, Upton, and Edlnburg. Sweet, from NYork; Brooks, Driako, from Curacao; achr Reporter, Berry, for Boaton ldg. Vi ra Cm In port April 22 bark Ftaah, Wilson, for NYork ldg acbr Transit. Chappeil, fru Orleans lor Alvarado.

Sid 7th, bark Linooin, Lagnna. Home Poitn. AI.EXANDRIA-.Arr April 30 tehra BUc Monitor, Hall, York; Ann Caroline, do. Mo 30th brig Volant, York. Arr May I steamer Win Jenkins, Hallett, Boston; bark Edmoad Dwight, llallett, do; brig Wanderer, (Br) Halifax; schrs John Watchman, NYork; Virginia Price, Chare, York.

Old Standard, (Br), Driscoll, St Johns, NF; Kate. Oliver, Laguatra and Pjrto Cabello; Cora, Burnham, Liberia; ticbra korLtown, BoYiner, WIndies; Hcean bird, Gibbs, J'roTidence. BATH? Arr April 30 sobr New Globe, Brookins, Virginia. Cld brig Vranns, Church, Guadaloupe. BOSTON? Arr Hay 1 Pamphylia, Rice, Palermo Feb Lion, "lrott, Buenos Ay res Feb 18; sohrs Julia Smith, Crowell, Baltimore; Lonsdale, and North Wind, Higgint.

Philadelphia; Moaet Waring, Hallett, NYork via Salem; Henrietta, linan, NYork. Cld steamer i'arker Vein, Watson, Baltimore; ahlp Amazon, Pratt, NOrleans; trigs Matinic. Johnson, Savannah; Chettpeake, Sedgley, Virginia; schra Thomas Ellis, Ellis, NYork; Copia, Sears, and Tribune, llntchins, do; lienj Stannard, Ooane, do; Crooks, Graffam, do. Sid steamer I'arker Vein. BRISTOL? Sid Way 1 sloops Maria Louisa, Bennett, New York; Excel, Lavis, do BUCK SPORT? Arr April 28 schrs Eastern Belle, Turner, NYork; 21)th, Raven, Row, Buoka villa, SC.

Sid 28th, sehr Newton, Bow, Penyacola. CHARLESTON? Arr April 28 steamship Isabel, Rollins, Havana; bark Jedo, Kendrick. NYork; brig Factor, Lanson, Newpoit; 20th, ahips Persian (Br), Howard, Liverpool; Polar Star, Pearson, Boston; barka Gen Taylor, Burton, Newport, hn, Martha, Jenkins, NYork; Morning Star, Close, Provi donee; Nnma (Span), lliosca, Barcelona; brig Gulnare, Poland, Havana; schrs Nickerroii, Lynch, ana Col Satterly, Stetson, NYork. Cld 2Ptli brig tiro (Span), Eatapus, Barcelona. Sid SOtb ship Amelia; Br barks Helios, and Joseph Howe; brii Advance; sohrs Hart, Satterly.

FALL RIVER- Arr April SO schr Sarah Elir.abeth, Yates, Philadelphia; sloop Thorne, Borden, NYork. Sid 1st tart, seor Rlehd Borden, Rogers, Baltimore. GARDEN KEY. FLA? Arr April 17 brig A Coe, Hubbard. Y'ork.

Sid Uth brig Atlantic, Norgrave, Tabaaco. I.DSBOEoUGH? Sla April 23, sobr Oolong, Graver, Philadelphia. JACKSONVILLE Arr April 12 schra Charlet, Tucker, Newport: lfcth, Ivato llolbrook, NYork; 19th, Fred Wording, do; 24th, Kalooith, Morton. Boston; 21st, Blackbird, NYork. Cld leth, brig Emblem.

Jordan, NYork; JOth; scbr Caroline, Cook, Kt niodio? 23d, trig DAS Lamsoc, Boston. MOBILE? An April 26 bark Angela Urower, Boston. ships Escort. Miller, and Ocean Pearl, Chandler, Liverpool; Mi brig l'aqncta de Tampico, Eelarayu, Tampieo; sohrs Griee, Rogers, and Onward, Suggett, Providence. NASSAU, FLA? Arr April 16 schr Chariot, Tucker, New York.

MW LONDON? Arr April schrt Gaielle, Crowell, Philadelphia for Boston; Elliott, Buckolow, do foi do; Chat Packer, do lor do; Heroine, rhliney, do tor Nahant jMary Newell, rarker, 4o for Sandwich; Newcomb, Bacon, Boston for Tanaisr; Albert Steele, Snow, Provldenco for NY ork; tloop Deep River, Aokerly, Sangerties for Bedford. NEW ORLEANS? Cld April 25 thipt Tejuca, Gregory, Rio Janeiro; Harvard, Androt, and Corneliut (Br), Vennis, Liverpool; Tttnoleon, Clapp, Boston; Buenaventura (Span), Millot, Barcelona; bark Horace, Carver, Savannah; brigs Kingston (Br) Griffin, Cienfuegos; Detroit, Robinson, Havana and market. Arr 2tith Br bark Anna Mooka. Hntehlnaon, Cadii. NEWPORT? Sid May 1, 8 AM, bark Nashua, Lewit (from Philadelphia), Boston; bng Lydia Stover (from Portland), New York; and moat of tha vessels reported 2Vth and 30th, were getting under weigh.

la port bark St ago, ot and from Portand for Havana, neariy ready for haviag completed her repairs; brig Jenny Lind, disg; sehr John fleree. PHILADELPHIA? Cid Mat 1, PM, bark Salah, Atkins. Boat on; schra Seymour, K'liy, Roxbury; Jarper, Sears, Beaten; Shenandoah, Bate helot, Providenoe; Emeline Chester, Brewer, and Wm Day toa, Smith, Fall River; George A Edgar, Turner, Pawtucknt; Haddam, Forbes, Greenwich; American Belle, Myers, Btston. f-ORTSMOL'IH? Arr April 30 Wig Blaek Hawk, Robinson, Philadelphia; scbrt Eurotns, Wlalden; James Wilton, Bean champ. Norfolk; Christopher Loeaer, Snow, kdelphia; Bncentaur, Arr at Lower Harbor 2Wh acbr CWlotte, Dead, Rockland for Vork.

Arr April 30 brig Letrt, Leeman, Baltimore; tehra hilip Gllkey, Hatch, Cardeaaa, lith uit; Minnesota, Freeman, Tansier; Golden Fleece, Snow do; DenNlcnolas, MaeDnffic, I hfladelphlA; Emily (osier, Howell, PhlladelB" la; Cmwell, NYork; Velocity, Upton, do; apeak, Spofford, do; New York Paoket, Sanborn, Ma cbias fordo. Cld bark hiohmoad, Adams, Norfolk, PROVIDENCE? Ait May 1 sehr Sea Rowland; Baltimoie, via Warwick. Cld bark AlmeHa, WiUiams, Apalaobicola. Sid brigt Pcrtlaad, Runnel, Cardenas; worth America, Sawyer, Philadelphia, sohrs Brady, Daugher happahannock; Isaac Riob, l.itnsll, Philadelphia; Oneota, Ito.t, do (or Norfolk, accordiig to wind); Empire, Mason Albany. RICHMOND? Arr April 30 sebrt Mordant, Wintert, New York; Hanaah, Newcomb, Attakapat; Wlndtor, Davidson, Wit dscr, Arr at City Point tohr Courier, Sogers, Bo it on, ROCKLAND-SId Apnl nhtrhrtClaradoa, Hall, Ntw Yora; Ihos Hall.

do. SAN HA CISCO? Arr March 31 Ibarki Elvira Harbeck, Marshall, Hong Kong 71 da, Apnl 1, Ifcria Casar (Fr), Aidlnoa, Martrillet via Valparaiso; 2d. ship Nsptuna't Favorite, Lane, Philadelphia Dee Governor Morton, Burgess, NYork Dec Aurora, Brown, do bee 7th, Java (Br Robertson, Hong Kong; Jobs Gottler, Emerson, Pert 1'iaeoverj. I'S. Sid 2d ships Morning Mgbt, Roblnaoa, Cacutta; Nauvel Alfred (Fi), Bernard, Singapore; busan ovens, Norton, (.

elite; Paquebot des Mers dn and (f llauveaii, da; hark Anrklsnd, Pelsoa, Hiio, SI echr Far West, Bitbee, l.hi Mth, ship Aar Brnhn, Hong Kong. Adv tli Al'ltd. for Sydney direct ark Coiiet. Crowell, tor M'crk do: brtgt Jaool, Fanch, for Vaiparalao; A Jones, Ban es, and Swist Boy, Ktire for Sjdney, do. SAI EM Arr April 30 hark John Arnold, Accra, test Africa, March Alena, Douglass.

Philadelphia; Wive Robin fob, aachias for a Southern port; tchrt I'M I. el a Miller, Peaeoek, ai.d Oreeeda. Plakbam. Phila delrhla. SA? aNNAII? Arr April tebr 8 Warlag, Nod, 1 srlt.

Id tbip Frank P'eree, Leaoh, SMITH VILLA Cld rrev to April achr Leon, Gotrkell, kteiii, ILMIN6T0N, N. Arr A(ril 27 sohrs (Br) Creea, Kingston, Jsmalca; rianaer, Appleglt, Vo-k; fi Welle, lorry, Ntork; Sea Fcam, Chase. NBedford Cld 2ttb hark Bernaec, Bullerdlck. Bremen; tchrt Emily Ward, York; Sotithera Belle, Powell, do: I Smith. Burton, du; Rnmnung Bird, Morris, do: J.

Cutrmlngn, Veaaie, Botton; JH Planner Pierce, do; IlarvoK. Towntend, do; 9uth laiHt Bico; Catbartk''. Watts, HttlL lie AOTHVI881HVTI RKRSWIi CTHT DAT. Abel'S notice ALL pemsovs hiring property auoh truaka. clothes, or btuui 01 any desorijtion, ar? itqwiM to eali and pay hnihi, Lrove property, and remove the niu on or before tbe lay, after which tbey will sold to pay (imum.

0. A. ABBL. All pereoas indebted to tbe undersigr ed are alee requested to eall and settle, or legal measures be taken to eoileet the nn all est amonnta. C.

A. ABEL. A SI'LENDID MAMMOTH BASS, WEIGHING 89 caught oB Coney Inland Bay by Jamei Cosine, fciq of aland, will be axhiblttd this day, and serrei up to morrow, (Kridat,) baked, boiled and fried, cents per plate, at GtA'LD'S dining saloon, 144 Fulton atmrt. Ci A Hli YEARS AGO. A CLIENT OF MINE, Ur.

Carroll, purchased out the interest and stock in a store In Grand street from a person of the name of Forester, and pnid bini J4.UU0. Forester left the city, and three ar lour oava after Mr. Carroll bad taken poisestioa, the Sheriff took tbe entire atoek bo to Carrol) oa various and attachments debt against Forester. Tbe retolt waa Mr. Carroll luat all.

During my nba-noe in Enrope, wliitber family business called me, and where I wu detained by illness, my enemies circulated the moat infamous reports and etotiea about me and my affairs, and induced very many to believe that 1 would never return', iu fact, that I dare not. 1 did return, however, soon ai I possibly could, and tba result of all their machinations and plots is trie vamping up of a fictitious claim old. I am ready to meat it, and waa tbe monent it was made, and 1 fearlessly await tbe result-May 2, 1865. E. 11.

HUDioa. CARD? IN REFERENCE TO THE CHAROE MADE by M. oreatir against me aud Mr. tludmin, I would state that in tbe whole affair, from beginning Mr. Hue son simply acted aa my counsel, aud the result tbe bearing will at once establish his and my inuocenoe.

J. CAKKdlli, Island. A HAVING OBSERVED THE ARREST OF A lawyer named E. Hudson, wboje aiftoe was ia Broad way, on a criminal charge, 1 desire to to my friunds and the pnblis that I am not the person referred to in 'be charge. Ki'tlKAIM 11 HUDSON, 170 Urotd way.

C0L1 MBIA LODGE. NO 1, I. O. OF O. THE MEM bcrs ol this lodge are hereby requested to meet at tbe lodge room tliU day, at 1 o'clock, to pay the tribute of respect to our worthy brother, frtcr Post Beetham.

El'HRAl HOWE, N. Q. DE WITT A DAVENPORT'S REPLY TO MISS BUNKLEV. Our attention has been called to a statement oi Hits Josephine Bunkley formerly a professed novioe" at St. Joseph's," whose asoape from the oonvent at Emmettaburg has created considerable oxcitemcnt.

Alan attempt ia now being made to proven; the publication of the work by an injunction in the United Court, we ahall uot, at present, enter into tbe merits of the case, any further than to (hat we bare all the documents necessary to prove developemantsjot Misa Bunkloy's experience as a nun. Although aome profeared and Jesuitical "friends" have taken posses-inn or her, and are endeavoring to mould her to their views, that cannot, with aav propriety, iutluenoe our oourse. As publishers, we have nothing to da with the quarrel of Miss Bunkley and ber agent, excepting in the matter of her assertion that sbe baa not been permitted to road what ber friend lias prepared for publication this we deny, tor we ave ropeatedly endeavored tq submit both the manuscript andjproofsbeete to ber revlaien. DE WITT A DAVENPORT, 160 and 162 Nassau st. I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD ALL MY RIGHT, TITLE and interest in the press room 22 and 24 t'rauk'urt btreet.

The business will be carried on aa formerly bj Taylor A Hoyt. CHAS. W. MUKSfc. New York May 1, 1855.

YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPaN t. am ual meeting ot the stockholders of this cornpatiy for the election of thirteen directors will be neld at the of tbe company, No. 1 Centre street, on Tuesday. May ID. 1835.

Poll will oommence at 12 o'olock neea. ana olate at 2 o'oloik M. The transfer books will bo closed on Tuesday, May 10, 1860. at 3 o'olock P. and open Wednesday, May 16, 1855, at 10 o'olook A.

M. W. H. EMERSON, Secretary. the kings county liquor dealers' Asiociatien will meet at Toynbee's Hotel, Montague rlaee, mar Court street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at o'clock, when every member is requested to be present, for the transaetlon of important bintinem and enrollment el' members.

l'fluMAS ToYN BEE, President. ALFRED ROUE, Vice rreaidont. P. Clewitson, Secretary. OFFICE OF THE ACCESSARY TRANSIT COM pany, New York, April 20, Notioe Is hereby given to the itookholders in this oompany, that an olectloa for a President and directors will be held at the office of the Company, No.

5 Bawling Green, from 12 o'olook noon, nntll 2 o'olock P. on Monday, the 7th day of May next Tbe transler books of the oompany will be closed on Monday, tbe 30th and remain olosed until Monday, the 7th of May, both day inclusive. By srder, ISAAC C. LEA, Secretary. THE NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE SOCIETY FOR tbe Relief of Destitute Children of Seamen will take place an Thursday, May 3d, at 1)? o'clock P.

at the Home for the Ibifdreu of Seamen near the Sailors' Snug Harbor, Staten Island. Persans in the citf wishing to attend the anniversary will take the New Brighton boat at 12 o'clock, and landing at the Sam Harbor dock, find it a abort distance from the Home. Exercises by the chili re a and interesting addresses may be expocted. By order of the Board. S.

J. BBMENT, Secretary. THE EI.EVENTniANNI VERSA TnE YORK Ladits' Home Missionary Ssclety will he bel ia the lirosdway Tabernacle, on Friday eveninr next, at I pan o'clock. Addresses may be expected from tbe Ret-. Bishop Simpton, the Rev.

T. F. Rand Inh Mercierand the Rev. B. Finliw, (or Ra-wa-wa la Mef of the Wyandot tribe) The Five Points Mission Sc.

ool will take la the exercises. The pnblic are reipeotfully invited to attend. rALL WHOM IT MAY WHEREAS, ON tbe 28th of April last I executed a paper, purporting to le aa agreement appointing a person an agent, with power to sell and oonvey rights te manufacture and till, under oertaln letters patent for Improvements on fire obtained by me August 21st. 1817; and whereas the execution of said paper wai wrongfully obtained, and said paper not aontain tbe agreement as originally made with said parson: Now, this is to warn all persons from purchasing un der said authority, or l'rom using ot manufacturing sail improved fire regulator without further authority from mo. TIMOTHY CLARK, of SautU Nora elk, Connecticut.

THE COMMITTEE APPOINTED AT A MEETING OF the stockholders of the Harlem Railroad Company, In August last, to nomirate directors in said eomnany, at the election, on the 15th of May next, recommend the following Nicholas Dean, of New York, Albert J. Akin, of Pawlings, John H. Dykers, do. Underbill. Tuckahoa, Wm.

C. Wetmore, do. Albert Smith, New Roobulle, Henry Dunham, do. Edwin Cro'by, Croton Falls, Horace Brooks, do. Saml.

T. Tabor, D'r Plains, Francis W. Edmonds, do. Nath'l P. Baily, Fordtiam, Philip Dater, of Morrlsaala.

New York, April 2b 1855. WILLIAM V. BRADY, 3 EDWARD G. FAILE, 1 ABIJ All MORGAN, Comm'ttee. THOMAS TABOR, I FLOYD Shim, WAKEFIELD INDUSTRIAL HOME ASSOCIATION.

No. 3 The members are hereby notified to attend the next regular meeting, on Friday evening, 4tb. as business of importance will be brought forward for thsir consideration. N. are now ready to be delivered to such members as have paid up in full.

J. A. HANDSCHUCH, Seeretary. THE TURK. RKD BOUBK, THIS FASHION ABLB ii dow complete in all lti appointments, and the attached are constantly filled with the Aneet and faiteet bortee to be found.

Personi la wast of can be mpplled at the Red Houeo. The trotting traok le In iplondid order, and trotting matehei ooour every fine afternoon. The Second Anise oare pass the door every Ave UNION COURSE, L. I -TROTTING? ON THURSDAY, April 3d, at 3 o'clock, P.M. a purse of $150; mile heats; beat 3 in A to waions.

II. Woodruff entere gr. Hawley, J. Wbelply b. g.

Tom Thumb; W. Whelan enteie b. g. Jim; E. Wilaon enters w.

g. Petapioo. The golden named in this purse wi'l he sold to the bigbest bidder after the race. 8HAW A WHITE, UNION COURSE, L. I.

TROTTING? ON MONDAY. May 7th, at 3 o'clock P. a match for $2,000, mile belt 3 in 5, wagon and driver towhlphSOt W. Peabody namei b. m.

Flora Temple W. Whelan gr. m. Sontag. The take pleasure in announcing the flrat great trot of the A match between tke above named horiei been an event long expected in trotting and among the loveri of good generally.

Sontag a mare well known on the turf to tnose who eddem mlu a trotting race, but to the public who admire good qualitiea in a horae. a few remarka may not be unneceaaaiy. She hae trotted aevoral matohea. but only on one oocation (he been called on to speed enough to contend agaioat the acknowledged miatresa of the turf, Flora Temple? i evert holess her spirited owner, a'ter a remarkably good race ahe madefwlth Frank Forrtater laat fall, thinka ahe la a 111 competitor for any horae In the country, backed aa he is in his opinion by a host of gentlemen whoee judgment on trotting matt era not to be questioned. The are In exoellent condition, the track in first rate order, eo that the proprletora feel warranted In assuring the pnbllo that a fatt and well oontestod raoe will be wituesied.

B. Thia match will poaitlvely come off if a fair day. Cara will leave tbe Sooth rsrrr. Brooklyn, tor the courae at twenty rainutea after 1 o'clock P. and return when tho raoe over.

Fare to go and return 60 SHAW A WHITE, UNION COURSE. I- I ON MONDAY, May 7, a match for mile heats, beet 3lnfi, wa eons and drivers to weigh 300 pounds. W. Peabody names b. m.

lora Temple; Wm. Whelan names g. m. Sontag. 8HAW A WHITE, POLITIC AL.

Democratic republican general commit A regular meeting of this committee will be held at Timmany Ball, on Thursday evening. May 3. 1886, at 7 o'clock. Punctual attendance Is requested. ROBERT KELLV, Chairman.

BtBtniCT, i Secretaries iLMin Chahi ii.LOR, secretaries BILUAIUM. Billiard tables-two supebior second hand lull and two (mall siie, for at a bargain. Most be sold immediately, aa iho owner isdoairoua of leaving the city. Can be aeen at onr faotory, No. 90 Ann street.

GRIFFITH A DECKER, SILVER MBDAL AWARDED TO LBONARD A BINJamln at the Fair IBM, for the boot Millard table, with apodal approbation fer workmanship Tho Jury eonaiderod onr alone entitled to tho above awarC We have a splendid atook of billiard clothe. leathers, Ae cheap, for LEONARD A BMHJAMLN. highest premium 332 Broadway. N. B.Two wewftud fee aaU.

gOBTWO, AXK A LARGE BLACK NEWFOUNDLAND DOG FOR sale, welt trained for all sold on Account of the owner leaving the ty. He is worth M). bat will beaold (or Apply Immediately at Maiden lane. Mocking bird for a spi kkdtb mock iyt bird bird act to egeelled by "ny in the city. He morks eat, dog, hen, rooster Any lady seatleman wanting a fine bird may apply at atr.et.

Bf AND GEVTLEMEN WHO 111 are wflling form a matrimonial aluaooo, will And vrn and advantageooe occaatea by calling at Macame II AKRIb'n, Bowery, where ebo opsaed a matrin oniM register, whereby any lady or antleman aaay ihemcelvea a partner for life. Partiee have etate real name, requisites which will bo eachaafed. None tot parties of the highest reepectabl'ity apply. Gentlemen will And they oan make advaatageena mafbet, ffomtct thousand intun vaiidom. BULTIjrt SIX DOLLAR MANTILLAS? MOST ins of the rtry rioheat UMi aad eniversally proaounoed alike ivMrior la rioheeaa, WtMN and moderation in prioa t'M Ladtee call and aaa.

MI Broadway. BULPIN'S SPRING MANTILLAS ABB NOW EEADT for eity mail trade, at- 4 comprise a mttonlees aotlaatioaef Parisian from a beautiful black (ilk maatilla, at an dollars, to tha most costly tarasiU 961 Broadway Fashions for may? maunincrnt display of Paris mautillas. WD. MACKENZIE respect fuUy beys to announce that ha has considtraxly enlarged bis jrenilkes by tha addition ot tka adjoiuin elegant store, No. ib Canal and thas profidad spaoa for bis rapidly increasing business, ba is prepared this day to exhibit a superb collection af tka latest novelties la mantillas, Just imported, and whioh be feels confident will be fully appreciated by the Udict of the Empire CUv.

Ua gladly avails himself of the present opportunity of returning bit most gratefnl to nnmeious patrons for the very liberal support aad encouragement he has since his mcnt in business, and eta nU add, that constant study sball bo to merit a continuance of their confidence by a elose adherence to thoee pitnciplas wtiioh hare already rendered his establishment so eminently popular. He weald especially call attention to bis present varied aad truly elegant collection of ladies' garments, tor miuer wear, which silt found on iiiittcUiiii to surpass in brilliancy and aayelty of design and etquUite arrangement of materials anything to be seen elsewhere In this couutry. WM. B. MACKENZIE, IS a iid Canal Braodreth JAMES OKAY CO.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED A lull asiortmeat ot flounced robes, in silt, grenadine, muslin, dc sole, barege nud or. audio; also new chenil Paris organdies, Jaconets aad brilliants, all of which will be open mortobg 72 Broadway, corner of a verier place. Leghorn bonnets at ha lw the usual pricbs a large assortment of straw gaods, Legkara Ham, straw tissue silk and orape bonnets, Legbeca fronts with silk crowns. for misses. WM.

BROWN, late Dunsmorn A Brown, MS Broadway. kRS. BELL HAS THE PLEASURE OF INFORMING the ladies that she has now ready lor sale a select choice of lawn bonnets, at 12 and 14 shillings; also silk, crepe and straw bonnets, all in the latest styles, at pilose to suit the times. Call and see, at tho millinery and pattern store. No.

Catherine street. Notice. all persons are cauiionbb against negotiating promissory note drawn by P. A. Uerdy.

dated March 1, 1855, at sis mouths, lor (547 50 ta tho order of Loriilrux A said note baring been stolen aad payment itopped. SUMMER JUST AT Ceuin's basaar, 613 Broadway, a larje assortment of summer mantillas, whioh will te sold tor half their original cost. GEMN'S Baiaar, St. Nioholas IloteL DRV OOUUS. AO.

A ENT RE NEW DRY il We bave, during the past week, a very large and varied assortment of goods from auotiou and Irom tha Importers, at prices far below anything evor known in tka city or oountry. THE CAUSE WHY ISbecause we have bought for oash, and have waited our opportunity. ONE LOOK WILL SATISFY. Among other artioles we offer? 9 O.OU) yards French printed lawns at real worth 35 ots. 1U.UU) Mine, and Fall River prints, Is.

10 (WO embroid'd drapery, Is. and Is, 2s. Gd.ASs. 500 crape shawls, lb and $6, $10 A It. An elegant lot of go for boys' wear.

A pretty stock of rages. A large lot of brooade silks, at $6 70 per dress. 100 pieces of plain changeable silks, at 35 25 per dress. Rich high lustered oil boiled blaok silks. New de iaines, de Iteges, Ac.

Very tine liuen cambric handkerchiefs, at Is. I.auiea' wblte cotton bose, at $1 50 per dosen, wcrthtS. Domestic goods retailed at wholesale prioes. All goods sold by the piece sold at a discount. F.

W. A W. F. G1LLEY, Bowery. f1 BENCH PRINTED BAREGES AND JAMES FRANCE.

70S Broadway, will open on Tuesdaj, May 1, a beautiful assort nent of Frenoh printed ba regei, silk aad at very low prices. 70S Broadway. Great bargains in table FRANCE. 703 Broadway, will offer tor sale on Thursday, May 3, a large lot of table napkins, at half the regular pi ice. New goods per steamer beck Co.

have reeeived a in'oioe of entirely aew goods, ot the latest Parisian styles, and which they are aew ofTeriug at extremely low prices, lttoh flounood silk roiee and plaid silks, flounoed baiegs and organdy robes, bareges, organdies, delaines, calicos, Ac. Not. 355 and 357, and T8K and 7b8 Broadway. Rich french fbance 70S Broadway, will open on Tuesday, May 1, a very select stock of French needlework, consisting of oolKrs ea Swiss and cambrio muslins. Swiss and enmhrio ia great varioty, Freneh worked cambrio and Swiss So.

703 Broadway. 165' ItllLLUIISRY, 4tO. PATENT BONNET FRAMES AND SEAMLESS J. Crown The New l'crk Bonnet Frame Manufacturing Company the only vtent fur making wire frames; ali-o ttaolets crowns mado entire, without crease, seam or wrinkle, uc article long desired by milliners. Constantly on hand, a largo stock ot the latest and best PARIS SHAPES.

in wire, and French ltce, all colors, to which they invite the attention of boyers. PLYMOUTH BoNNET WIRE WORKS manutaoture shirring silk, paper, ootton, framing aad bracing wire of every description and color, which they ate offerin- at reduced prices. Particular attention to packing and shipping. from the country promptly filled, at lowest Depot, No. Cortlandt street THEODORE LE HUBAY, Sole Agent.

MMCgLLABBIOtjgli CANAL STREET, NEAR A H. NOTE'S grate aad fender, kltehen range, summer range ana stove warerooms We have a large assortment the latest patterns of mantol grates, ranges and Ac sal on reasonable terms. and ranges set and repair ed, ranges lined, founders' and Jewellers' turaaoea built, atoves lined, bakers' built and repaired. BARTER OAK FOR SaLK-AT NO. 7 John street, whore of the eaa be seen, ete grow to tbe lise of one and a half la diaEoter.

They are sweet the I bills, and three earlier; perfectly hardy, and will rrodate mure ot grapes than any othar ever cultivated. attended to by JOHN B. JAMES, No. 7 John atreet. CIOKNS AND IIUMUNS REMOVED FROM TI1R rSM without pain.

bSooi or Aanitr, by Dr. J. CLUTE The doctor hit recently returned from tke South aad will ba happy to bis and all who may favor hiia with their confidence, at offlce, 386 Broadway, Each eera extracted, 60 EMEU KB A MANUFACTURERS PATENT bed French iron and msttresses of every description, will remove on the first et May from 53 aad 66 Centre itreet to 382 Broadway, where tbsr to their R. ROSE'S CELEBRATED SARSAPARILLA BLOOD purifying compound, color, bloom, and vigor to the pale, emaciated and weak. It purifies the blood, tkua cleansing th 9 skin of al 1 eruptions and pimples.

As a a pring and summer medioine, it has no equal. Quart bottles. SI; smalt bottles, 50 R. H. HARl'SLOKN Fatten atreet, opposite St.

Church. AMKLLE1) ttlflTS. AT HCDUCEU PRICKtS? AC MATHEWS A STACY'S, old eatabllihed Broadway, opposite the St. Nicholas Hotel. of furaJture with hair itraw do, and aad boiaten, from S40 per FITTING AMD FIXTURES.

-STORES, DWDr linga. factories and public buildings promptly fitted ajp with iu ud fiiturea, obeaper than any other hoaaa. A splendid assortment of pendants, braekatsi of the latest defUrns, at the wholesale and retail fixture manufactory or JAKES 0. MOFFET, 119 and 121 P.uee (treat, 3d block west of Broadway. AS FIXTURES, GAS FITTING, FROM THEMAnufaotory otCorneliua A and other factories.

will be found at Menri. BROWN ft HELME'S, in Thliteeuth itreal, one door west of Broadway. experienced workmen we offer onr tertices, and feel perfect ootfldeaee la stating that no heuse in Mew York oan offer better or superior Glass signs in burnished drug handsomely labelled, and all of requiring bandaome signs for their would do well to call ani HALE'S (how oil Naarau street, np it ARRISON'S CKKAlToF BEAUTY -WE ALL LOVE loveliness, whether natural or artiatio. A aymme tricai form. ana cultivated tracts of action, wi admire.

A face, inspired fromwitnin, beaming through a textured skin of Parean whiteness. we adore. Suoh a (kin if nature fnruished you, preserve it; if not, aecure it, by using Harriann'a Cream ol Beauty. It all defeeta and deformities of the ikia, and it trnly beautiful; and the only thing ever made that will remove It wholesaled by Griffln ft Acken, 61 Maldsa lane aad retailed by J. Erskin, 372 Eighth avenue.

Aada1 of ire the that electric lire fiaah so peculiar to the beauties of Andalusia, which pierces and captivates tke heart. mT'ORTANT TO LIQUOR MANUFACTURERS? daguerreoty plats, photographers, aiectroplatera, arotechnitts, steel polishers, ftc. Tho subacribev i hia superior te any other importer or manufacturer, and on more moderate The bait oil cornac, botb green aad yellow, will produce 100 braady from one onnoe; oil apple for cider braadr; oil Jargeaella pear, Eeaences gin, Monongahela whlakv, Jamaica and 8t? Crcix mm, cherry, peach, aad abernth, biomiaa. iouine, cyatide, pctaaatum, nitrate silver, Vienna lime, aab? atos, cadmium, bismuth, nickel, platiaa, nivata atroatia, baryta, chlorate potash blue vitroL For sale bv D. L.

1ECC11TW ANGER, 141 Maidea lana. "AMI'S AND A LARGE AND ELCgant assortment of hall, selsr and fluid lamps of various patterns and sues: also fifty of girando'as, vary chtap. FRANCIS WHITE, Canal straat, third daar i aat of Hudsoa street. EE A CO. GAUZE WIRE WINDOW SHADES.

OFFICE SIGMS, ftc No 30P Br-KEcinn Srartr, Manufactured to order, of any site, aad elegantly paiatad with any landscape, or other device, required upon them. They obstruct the view from, and admit tha view ta tha ftreet; they alao admit tha light and air, and keep oat IS YOUR TO CLEAR UP YOUR LOrHL i.1 aad callers of all eta rubbish, such as olfl newspapers, ola writing paper, elo blank beeks, school bosks, and old paper of anr sett or aar sise, fee which you can g't the caab, at Ann street, ba hatwean Broadway aad Nassau street. J. CHAUNCEY STOCKWELL. REPI ATI NO -HOTELS, SHIPS, STEAMBOATS AND private families can bave every description of old replated aid warranted.

Stair rode, fixtures, tea and and every kind or metal plated with gold or silver, at short notioa, by the Maahattaa Plata CemI any, No. 2t7 liowery. SHOW CAPE MAN OF ACTUSers. have ramoved to (heir new and s( actons wararaoma and factory, No. North William street, corner building of Frankfort at reel, v4iara they hopa to oontmaato raoeive tha patronage of their friands and tne the puVUc.

Snow "cases? a ri i h. show sash warer-onie, ST Bowery, between Walker aad Da ran! straets. Cassa made in every style, silver platad. raaa and satin d. mal Ac.

N. li. old oases tak'aa i Orders trpt'j executed Ijp ARS" ARD-NEVER bnch gorgaeaa medallions as shine In our store I Eleven or taelve shillings per buy the beat karliah vaivete that ever arrived in tbe weit Fa? eight aad nine shillings we sell the "three sir Beet iegra'a flvo sblllirgs and nix can bur HIR4M ANDfRaON, Ml.