Irish-American August 2, 1857 Information Wanted Cork - Of Catherine WATSON, from the parish of Milford, County Cork, Ireland. Who arrived in New York City on the 22nd June 1857, in the ship Empire State from Liverpool. If she will call at the Commissioners of Emigration Office, she will hear of something to her advantage. Westmeath - Of John HEATH, a native of the parish of Coolry, county Westmeath, Ireland, who left New York about ten years ago and is supposed to have gone to Pennsylvania or on the York and Erie Railroad. Any information of him will be thankfully received by William HEATH, No. 31 Tallman Street, Brooklyn, State of New York. Southern papers please copy. Galway - Of Margaret RIELLY and Patt CONNOR, from the county of Galway, parish of Roundstone, who came to New York in the ship Benjamin Adams in May 1856 and left New York for Philadelphia. Any information of them will be thankfully received by Margaret's sister or Patt's niece, Honora RIELLY, in care of Mrs. McCROSSON, 114 West 19th Street, between 6th and 7th Avenue, New York. Philadelphia papers please copy. Roscommon - Of James MORAN, a native of county Roscommon, Ireland, who came to this country from Manchester England. When last heard of was at No. 18 Oak Street, New York. His wife and child landed in May, and reside at No. 16 Washington Street, Fall River, Mass., and are anxious to find him. Any information will be thankfully received. Mayo - Of James and Mary COSGROVE, who came from Glencartle parish, county Mayo, to New York City about nine years ago; supposed to have gone to a sister Bridget, some twenty miles from the city and has not been heard of since. Their sister Sarah is very anxious to find their whereabouts, and may be heard from by inquiring at No. 3 West Washington Place, New York. Kilkenny - Of John STONE, a native of Callan, county Kilkenny, Ireland, Shoemaker. When last heard from was in North Bennington, Vermont. Any information respecting him will be thankfully received by his sister Mrs. Johanna CAREW, Norwalk, Connecticut.