The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1843, Page 3

BY THE SOUTHERN MAII, a Navy Orpexrs.—Lieutenant G_ M. Hooe—order ¢ Macedonian revoked, and leave two months; i ompson—leave three months; Midshipman A. Askton—to the Ou-ka-hy-e. Sales of Stocks at Philadelphia RR 6's, 1855, 71; 1100 Beate 5's, 1 ‘Tennessee 5’, int 34 May and No 65's, int 6th Jan and July, 6}; 6000 State 6's, 1846, annual, lo. 48; 100 shares Girard Bank, 53; it Oth Jan and July, 82. Board—$1100 State 5's, 1846, manne 50; 3000 Rea- 10 shas Schuyl- 90 shas Schuylkill ares Southern Insu- ; 5900 State 67s, ding Railroad 62; 2000 Wilminy Bk, 7; 1000 Lehigh Navigation, 44}. LATEST SOUTHERN SHIP NEWS. Prttapenruta, June 20—Arr Cumberland, jaker, Providence; Mary Clark, ‘Edward, Steel, from Buenos Ayres June 29-Cld Are ic, Ruark, Rio and a market; June 28—Arr at’ City Pot, Oceanus, Smith, ‘Fosnron, NC. Jane 2—Arr Sah Louisa, Point Petre, Guad. Ports, weet ea, Hansets Smith, Rio Janeiro; ertible 6's, 634; BOARD, WITH SOMETHING TO EAT, AND 8 and attendance to match —The writer, out of ‘itude to his landlady, and without her know- inserts this advertisement to let the young men in k know that there is one place in it, at least, where the boarders’ stomachs are not exalted to the roofs, to enable a prow lady to live in fashionable style—beautiful bricks and r, splendid furniture ; but garret-rooms and Oliver Twist fare won't do in these hard times. writer, before he found out how to live, paid double bosrd, like many others, viz., to his landlady and to cof- feerooms. Those who would like to boord up tow! 8 run by the door every five minutes at si would like good hotel fare, with a quiet home, g a note addressed to A. M mn by the landlady’s son, matters fer her. |. B-—Tea and coffee morning and evening. Meats, fraits and substantials always grace the table, so that you can diet, er go well fed as you like. ferences exchanged, d their’ bodies ut stingy, land- Although the can find it by lea office. You will be waited wy bly, who atten ‘Terms low, and ref- THE PARISIAN ALTE cure of primar at the ottice of the Coll SRNATIVE MIXTURE, and secondary syphilis, to te had lege of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau street. Large bottles, $2 each; small do, $1; cases containing one halt bak RICHARDSO. THE PEOPLE’S MEDICINE ARE SHERMAN’S: NGES.—Thvy are the most popular articles of the be so, for we never knew any ‘hey have cured up more cases of influenza the last three weeks than all other medicines pat together. Whenever any of us get a coug! 1a ozenges cure it in a few hours ; or if a h hig Camphor Lozenges relieve us in a few minutes.— len we find a medicine so uniformly efficacious, we cannot withhold our commendation. who reed relief from their ills, go to Sherman’ san street, or his agents, and get some of his famous Lo ges, and our word for it, you will thank us for the ad- vice. Philadelphia office, J. H. Van Yorx, 89 Chesnut st.; Albany, 4 Stanwix Ha! City Agents—86 William street; 77 East Broadway; 188 Bowery; 227 Hudson street; 10 Astor House; 110,273, 450 and 601 Broadway 5 139 Fulton street, Brookiyn; J. E. . Jersey; Hineson, Williamsburg; ind well they ma; te equal them. Trippe, Newark, Stone, Jersey City. 0@ THE SEASON OF DEATH.—This is the period ear when the seeds of disease are sown. times they produce an almost immeiate harvest for the reaper Death, and sometimes they linger long in the s: tem before they bring forth their fetal {rui last few weeks, however, universal, the interval while sickness has been almost between the first attack aad the closing scene, has in many cases been very short. The shafts of the destroyer are falling thick and fast about us, and sometimes the victim has not more than’ twenty-four hours warning of his fate. running at the nose, con! utter prostration of strength, then a pain in the rig! indicating that extensive mischief tion of the liver is going on, usual remedies, disease is no common inftuenza, treat it. The liver is the seat ofthe complaint. The best way to prevent, or to cure it, is by the exhibition of me. dicine that will act immediately upon the liver. Peters’ If taken as soon as the symptoms of the epidemic appear, they will restore the patient to First comes fever, cough, ion of the bowels, anc robably disorgani za. patient, despite the fh the malady. and it is absurd so to Pills are that medicine. the past few weeks by hun: We never, in asingle instance, failed to producethe de- sired effect. Principal office, 125 Fulton corner Nassau eds of sufferers, and g- YOU MEAN, CONTEMPTIBLE VAGABOND, I cannot enjoy my dinner at the same able with you ; your face is putrified with pimples, your nose with car- buncles, and your neck yell you have seen mecured of the worst eruptions by a cake {of the Italian Chemical Soap, you are too meen to give 50 conts for acake. Go to the sign of the American 82 Chatham street, and geta cake, it cures any eruption ; orat 139 Fulton street, Brooklyn ; 3 Ledger Buildings, *%G@- PROFESSOR VELPEAU’S PILLS FOR THE enerrhea, gleet, and all unpleasant dis- cuarges, are only to be had genuine «t the office of the New York College of Medicine and Pharmacy, 97 Nassau Boldin boxes, $1 each; in cases containing a s ficieat quantity toeffect a cure, $: ‘THE HON. ROBERT H. MORRIS, OUR MAY- been lately severely indisposed with influenza,and as currently reported, intended to go in tne country for the benefit of his health. We understand by a letter snownto us by the popular proprietors of Pease’s Hore- hound Candy, that he wes completely cured by free uve « Mhecandy. This prima facia evidence must convince ery individual, thet under every attack of influenza | is the sure cure forit. We admire Mayor Morris’s can. Jor and gentlemanly conduct, to award justice to the = 0.9: 1 have repeatedly used your candy for coughs and colds, and always found reli duties prevented me from writing to you b have lately been cured of the influenga, I cannot with- hold from recommending the same to oe Ig City Hall, New York, 27th June, 1343. ‘To Messrs. J. Pease and Son, 45 Divi WHILE LIFE REMAINS WE HAVE STILL SOME HOPE.—Dr. Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry— No Quackery—No Deception.—In setting forth the vir- tues of this truly great medicine, we have no desire to laboring under affliction, nor do we wish to eulogise it more than it justly deserves. Yet ‘when we look around and see the vast amount of suffer. and distress occasioned by man: medicine has proved so highly successtul, we claims too strongly, or say elore, butas I deceive those who ai of the diseases in feel that we cannot urg. two much in its favor. Various remedies, it is true, have been effered and puf- fed into notice for the cure of diseases of the lungs, and s¢me have no doubt been found very useful, but of all that hi ‘et been discovered, it is admitted by physicia who have witnessed its effects, thatjnone has pr ed as suceessful as this. wc Butts, 125 Fulton street, corner of N ‘Agents, John M. Moore, 187 Hudson street; Mrs, , Brooklyn; Badger, Newark; G. Dexter, Albany; Gorham,Now Haven. THE MAGICAL PAIN SALVE FROM COM- stock & Co. 21 Courtlandt street, has to be used but once to be fully appreciated. The time oft comes, tl When Parent’s try the “txtractor’s power; He'll prove himself a fool or knave rns its sovereign worth to save, This wonderful medical discovery surprasing in salutary effects all others under the canopy ‘This fact is daily too fatally need comment, and the gri the perilous hour, oved by all people to is doubly heightened by prompt and certain remedies to cure general , are as rarely found. ho whole virtuous and feeling community will now exult with joy and thankfulnesss, when they are assured by the highest and intelligent of the land, that compound ever mi this new, but gr Magical Pain Extractor Salve, can save under even the most trying and hopeless circumstances, and where the skill of the whole faculty and other things must fail, and cure without giving eny additional pain, and freeef scar,andina very few days certain and safe, for a trifting cost. That any thing said to have universal merit must be ood for nothing, the ignorant assertion often used, est replied to by informing the scientific, that all the properties of Anodyne, Astringent, Antiseptic, Nervine, lerpetic, and Balsamic, together with many ‘minor vit- tues are hereia chemically concentrated in the most powerful degree, which union composing all drawin flicacy, controls desperate eases with suc! ong of miracle, bite tive extra intrinsic attri- butes unknown before, viz :—Entire control over inju- Fire—Rep:ls_all kinds of Inflammations—Ex- lortification—Relieves all Burns, Bruises, Sores, &c, instantly, and h Di flering and life It also combines and ex! pains of even the werst ‘These are facts that cannot be disputed, established in the face of the dee And columns of positive and undeniable proof can now beshown to the sceptical, Will parents after this ‘skeep a box inthe house. We trust not, r ut the duty we owe to the human family to relieve suffering as much as possible. Many we know will putthis down and cry out with all their might— ” and which we care nothing about ice will keep ,a person ora, a8 we give afall This Salve is much “humbug,” “humbug, as they ought to from Delieving facts. We ask no fw equivolent for what we receive. ed, and purchasers must always be on their guanl and do not touch it without man that he got ¢! ‘ou have positive word ¢ Salve from Messrs. And in this city the only place to ob- tain thy genuine is at 21 Courtlandt street. Agent in Brooklyn, Newark, D Smith, 32 liam, No. 6 North Fifth ~-A Metical Pam have, that conti at thestoroand ilso of t * THE PAMSIAN ALTE Mrs. Hayes, 139 Fulton street; 0 Broad street; Comstock & Wil jatter,can be had grutis RATIVE MIXTURE, ary or secondary syphilis. ‘Th conposed of a combi ul alterative is ination of botanical exercise a specific effect on these rge bottles $2 each; in smal) ning half adozen, $5—care. and sent toull parts of the Union. V8. RICHARDSON, Agent. Ronms ofthe College of Medicine i in cases cyntai ind Consulting Irmacy, 97 Nassau sti NEY MARE! Thu:sday, June 29—6 P. M. ‘There has been agood business in Stocks to-day, and prices have gone up. Ilinois 6’s rose 14; New York 6%}; Indiana fell }; City 6’ rose 4; Long Island fell }; Harlem 1 per cent. * ’ At the new Board, the eppearance of affairs is nearly the same. There is less speculation at that board than formerly. The Great Western has not made her appearance yet, and the desire to ebtain her advices, which will be twelve days later, is great—mere especially as the mail for the Boston boat closes to.morrow, and should she arrive early her letters may be answered on the same day. Mobile funds are at 20 a 22 discount. The taking ofthe new loan at 101 1-100 per cent gives an interest of 4.96 per cent on the investment for ten years. The six per cent stock, to yield the same rate, should command 121; but the high premium payable for ‘he steck is not reimbursable when the stock is redeemed: The six per cent stock is redeemable in twenty years’ Hence, if the present value of an annuity of $1 for twenty Years is added to the value of the five per cent stock, it will form the value o{ the six per cent stock. The present value of an annuity of $1 for twenty years at compound interest of five per cent, is $12 46; which, added to the price of the five per cent, will give $113 47 as the equi- valent for the six per cent stock at the rate the new loan was taken, supposing the stock taken for permenent in- vestment. That Joan was, hewever, taken on specula- tion, looking for a further fall in the value of money. The present price of the six per cent stock, is, say 117; an equivalemt for a five Per cent stock of the same date and tenor, would be 97}, yielding an interest ef 512} per cent on the investment. The government stock stands the highest in the market, and ylelds the smallest amount of interest. It is beyond all risk, and may therefore be said to be the true index of the value of money. In February last the six per cent stock was taken at par, and the taking ofthe new 5 per cent Joan at 101 01 is in eftect reducing the rate of in- terest from 6 per cent to 496 per cent per annum. The banks loaned “at call” freely on the former stock, at 5} 5g, and no w loan at 4 percent. The taking of this loan at such high rates is an evidence of that opinion which is frequently expressed in influential quarters, viz : that the stock will ultimately go abroad. Indeed, in no other light could the operation be considered a matter of Congratulation to the people at large. Te suppose that fora period of ten years, money,in a young country like this, where capital is the only thing wanting, is to lie comparatively dead to the extent of $27,000,000, the amount of government debt, yielding no more than 4 96 per cent interest is far from being a source of triumph. ‘The money indeed does not leave the country, but its channel of employment is changed. It is drawn from those reservoirs of money designed to commerce, and poured through the official channels of government patronage. The bankers give up their accumulated funds to the support of a government which should have lived within its income, aud which has increased its debt $20,000,000 in the last two years. The banks hold the cer: tificates for the money so lent te the government. If, during the next ten years, there is to be no revival of trade that will yield a greater profit than that now deriv- ed from the government stock, the prospect is a gloomy ene. Ifsuch a revival doestake p!ace, the stocks held by the banks must be sold to other parties, and without loss. Such purchasers can only be found abroad, and the shrewd, sagacious and experienced men who have taken the loan, look to such a result as certain. The proceeds of this loan will, in a great measure, return to the banks, but it is a damage tothem. For instance— the Bank of Commerce held $450,000 of Treasury Notes, yielding 6 percent interest; for those they now receive payment, but can employ the money only at 4 a 4} per cent, making a difference of 25 per cent in the revenue from that money. The only obstacle apart trem political causes, which stands in the way of a revival of trade on a firm basis and of prodigious extent, is the onerous nature of the existing tariff, and the uncertainty which attends its continuance. Inour article of Tuesday, we referred to the instrumen- tality which bank credits in this country and in England formerly had in extending the import of goods, and forc- ing their sale throughout the country on credit. Those credits have ceased for the present to influence trade. The foreign credit of the United States is almost gone. Neither the open credits afthe London Houses, nor the sale of State stocks, are any longer available in making large purchases of goods. Hence, under a low tariff, the purchases would be confined to the means of paying for the imports. The effect of the high tariff is to limit the assortment of goods which it is profitable to buy with the proceeds of produce sales. For instance, last year woollens were at 20 per cent duty; they are now 60 per cent, or 30 per cent against the import, although prices here are lower now than last year. Many other articles are also lower. The disposition to purchase goods here has also undergone a great change. First, agricultural produce has been so low in money value that the farmers, who are the great mass of consumers, have not had the means to buy for cash. Second, a very large proportion of those dealers, who formerly bought on credit, and sold on credit, failee, and have now just passed through the absolying process of the Bankrupt Act. In Illinois, for instance, according to the census there were 2506 persons employed in com- merce—of these, 1500 have taken the benefit of the act. Now these persons, allover the Union, being released from debt, are doubly cautious how they proceed for the future. The credits they extend are very small, and very safe. $70,000,000 of banking capitel, which formerly backed their movements, has now ceased to exist; and the wreck ofthat capital is finding its way back to the At lantic cities. The population and industry of the whole inion is rapidly increasing, consequently their wants: and the means of gratifying them, are as rapidly advan. cing. It is the development ofthe round trade growing out of this, that the tariftchecks. Facts are much better than theories; consequently, we will take from the Trea- sury tables the quarterly imports and yearly exports for three years, as follows :— Imports Into THE Unitep States. 107,141,5'9 127,916,177 99,397,329 Export Foreign aah Koods, "i 18,190,3 2 15,469,081 11,558,881 2,243,101 Export ‘domestic ods, 113 895,634 106,382,722 92,559,088 25,229,818 Tot 132 €85,946 121,851,903 104,017,859 27,472,919 This table gives a most singular and violent fluctua. tion in importations. For the six months,ending January, 1843, there was a decline of $30,000,000 as compared with the same period of the previous year. In that periodthere had been no violent alternations in the currency, or in those great causes which influence the course of trade. Precisely with the expiration of the compromise act at the end of the second quarter of 1842, the decline commenced and has continued up te the present time, notwithsiand ing that the exports of the fourth quarter of 1842 were very large. The exports of foreign goods were very small, showing that all which had been imported under the low duties wero retained for consumption. Thus the do mestic exports, which constitute the means of buying, increased, while the proceeds returned in the shape of specie, goods being prohibited. The fact that specie did come back, is also a proof that the imports for the first six months of 1842, were not in excess—there was no debt due abroad for them. The value of merchandize paying duty, imported in the fourth quarter of 1842, was $7,197,493, and the duties accruing thereon, were $2,579,- 389, equal to an average ot 35,83 per cent! The expenses of the government are about $2,500,000 per month, which for five months is $12,500,000. In that five months, end- ing June Ist, the outstanding Treasury notes increased $1,600,000, showing the receipts of the government, from all qua ters, to have been about $11,000,000. If $10,000,000 were derived from customs, at the above average, the im- ports paying dutyfwould have been short of $28,000,000 for fivemonths ! In allthis time money has accumulated on the sea-board—produce has come forward in @ manner never before equalled, as evinced in the high tolls of all the public works, ‘These facts are conclusive as to the Tuinous effect of the tariff, and the improbability of any great revival of foreign + ¢ untilit is definitely settled on a low revenue basis, Hence, as money accumulates here from the liquidation of the banking through the country, the payment of dividends, and of the New York and other stocks that fall due, in addition to the procecds of the new crops, the rate of interest will fall much lower, and the demand for money await the permanent regulation of the tara, Sales at the Stock Exchange, $'000 N York 7s, 148 108 ; 3000 do 6%, 1960110 30 i goon do 620 11036 jo ay 1000 do 110-20 Lafayette Bk Cinn 52 200 do 1103€ 95'Neptune Insarsnee 15700 N York 57s, 58 100° 10N Yorn Gas 195 eo City F.ves 100, 10U ica & Schen’y RR 119 5000 U 86s, 1°62 -b30 116% 17 Boston & Prov RR 101: Sterling u 59 Harlem Railroad 3 4000 Indiana Bonds s 8 ds bao 318 15000 Ohio 67s, 196) o 25 dy aM nw 9 25 do a y O's, Bl yrs ORM 50 do 92) 31 $000 Kentucky Rht Loan 8) 50 do 830 31 2000 Tilnors Spel Bds 34) ” do 20 31, 8000 do Mi OL Island RR 51 530 34% 40.N Jeney RR a 12000 do 44 2000 = do b30 3494 100 Paterson Railroad 52 2000 de. 10 Second Board, 1000 N ¥ 534, "61 bid 10436 3000 INinois 6'4, 70 any 33 ~ Foon Soved 62 bio ting done do nied 5000 do. baw 117! rr » 1000 Ohio 6's, "60 opg 9 1800 do. bio 35 New York, Public $16609 Gov't 6's, 1862 ¢ 116! Stock Kxchange. 13600 IU mois 67s,1870 330 Fs) 300 do 34 11,000 do opK 116 1000 Idattopg 116 4000 do. e3 ‘B1000 do o's N L b30 104 5600 do suw 34 4 1000 N York 6's, 1862 110! 1000 db 15 % 10: tu do sow B00 Ones "60 b3altopg 90 50 shs Bk Com’e.sep b30 100: 2000 3 iftopy 25 Farmers’ Loan 234 i000 = do Saftopg 90 «100 do b3o 24 Kevtucky6’s, bio 99 = 25 do bis 24 10: do two 2% do. 23 10000 » do 99 50 L Island RR ope 9!) 14000 IMlivois6's, 1870 ¢ 31% 50 do © 5! 8000 do buw 250 (50 do Aid 1000 do nw 3% 50 Harlem Railroad 31 ©2000 do 530 4 5 do. 18 1000 = do c M% 2% © do 31 Biro do 10 3145 100 = do 31 1000 = do bio 35 State of Trade. Jes of Pots reach about 300 barrels at $4 62}, and holders in some instances demand a trifle over that quotation. Pearls areMull, and what few sales are made rate at $5.25. i i Cotton—This article remains very inactive, in conse- quence of the absence of news from Europe. The sales yesterday reached about 1200 bales at tormer prices, which are merely nominal, and must be considerably attected by the next arrival i ‘Hay—\s very stagnant,sales of bales at 35 a 38, for ship- ment. Very little country offere Oils—Whale is in rather botter favor, prices are firm at former quotations, with an ordinary tendency. Trade. This market continues very dull, but prices are well sustained. The recipts still continue |. We quote Genesee $5 68§$4a 675; Ohio and Michigan $5 56} a 5 62}. Other descripuons remain just the same as last quoted. At Boston, the 28th instant, during the past week a fur- ther improvement has been realized in prices with a good demand. Sales comprise Georgetown, for shipping, $5,62 a$6; Extra Eagle, $6 a 6,12; Howard street, $5,75, Gene see, common brands, $5,67 a 6,75, and holders now ask $5,87 a $6 per bbl. A good deman: been experienced for Corn, and higher prices have been realized. Sales have been made of round yellow 60 a 03, flat do 63 a 60, and white 62a 63c per bushel. In Oats, sales Northern 3132 cents per bushel. By auction, 15,000 bushels New Orleans, 37 a 48, and good 50 a 55 cents per bushel. ‘Auwany, June 27.—We do not hear of any transac- tions to-d o We continue our quotations of jesterday for al T Ca at $5} af for all descriptions in good order. ‘The flour consigned is generally stored at $6. A bont load of feed shelf at 12c-11¢ offered. No change in grain, and no- thing doing. At Rochester the 24th ult., the rise in the price of flour and wheat during the past week, has given business in the country another new im ulse, which we are pleased to notice. Thegreat abundance of money at the east has caused this, not a speculating fever; a fair price for produce is all that the country needs, and that it must have to be prosperoas. Wheat holds firmly at $1 12}, and Flour at $5 per bar- the 27th inst.—In the flour and grain mar- kets there is still the fullest confidence of realising the highest rates yet offered, and the extent of the operations continue to beon the largest scale. Holders of wheat, who yesterday refused to sell for less than $1 15, have to day found buyers,1000 bushels of Ohio having been taken at that price by a Medina miller. The first invoice of rye received here this season came in to-day, and was taken tor distilling at 54cents. Holders of corn are stil. i their stock rather than aceede toa decline. Last sale 4acents. 1000 bble flour half straight forward brand: with an equal Proportion of mixed, were taken at $5 12} At Richmond the 26th instant—Country, very little in market, which is held at $5 60; $5 12} has been offered, but refused. Gorn 66 to 674c per bushel. At Cincinnati the 24th.— he news frem New Orleans has had no effect on our market—all the receipts at the Canal were taken at $4 3, inspected At New Orleans the 20th.—There has been a brisk de- mand for Corn this morning ; the sales amount to about 8000 bushels at 33 to 40c [say bushel, in sacks; which is an advance ef about 4c per bushel. Brighton Cattle Market. June 26.—At market 390 Beef Cattle, 12 pair Working Oxen, 15 Cows and Calves, 1500 Sheep, and 300 Swine. 60 Beef Cattle unsold. Prices—B eef Cattle—We quote a few extra 5 25; first quality, 475 a5; second quality, 4 26a 450; third quality 15 0425. Working Oxen—Sales at $65, 70 and 78. Cows und Calves—Sales at $18, 22, 26 and 23. Sheep—Lots were sold from $1 60 te 2 50. Swine—A few small lets were sold at 4}c for Sows; and be for Barrows ; alot toclose at 4 cents. At retail from 4 te 5c. Foreign Markets; Rio Jaweino, May 18tn.—The alsisince the Ist inst.areG. Gardner, Thames, Fabius, and Wm. Price, Baltimore; Amelia Mulholland, New York; Cuba, Bos- ton—bringing 9,698 bbls flour, 388 boxes candles, 343 bbls rosin, $2 kegs lard, 50@ hams, 277 tons ice, and suadries. ‘The saleshave been extensive at 17j000 cash, for Rich: mond; 17\j800credit, for the Fabius’ cargo of baltimore; 15|900 for the Wm. Price’s, deliverable at Buenes Ayres — ‘Tne only parcel remai in first hands is 3400 bbls Haxall, heid at 18/400. The demand has been chiefly for export, 800 bbls having been taken since lat. Baltimore has been more in demand thau Richmond, both for Ku- rope and consumption, the receipts of the 1 being reater th: sual—Total stock 28,000 bbls. Sales of rown Drills at 175 a 180 Blue do 270a 230; White do210a22). Shirting st Re 260 a 290; 30 inch Shirt- ings 150 a 160° Brown Drills are in large supply—other kinds are more wanted and saleable. Lard, 260rs. The sales of Coffee the past three days have been extensive at higher prices, ranging from 21000 to 34500. The stock is’ reduced to only 6000 bags, and the receipts are very lim ited—until J ily no large supplies can be expected. Havana, June 19th.—Our market continues dull for al- most every description of goods. 1 have no salys to ad- vise of Rice since the Arabian on the 16th, at 9}, and since Ann A. Parkeren the 13th, at 9rs. The Daniel Webster and Zephyr’s cargo have been taken, but price not made ublic—we have on hand that if Hayne, Merchand and oland, for which 9} rs. is asked; but think the holders would accept a fraction under, the article is consequently nominal at 9a 9$ rs. The ex ion of securing high prices for their su- gars at the commencement ef the season—makes our Planters very loth to follow the downward tendency of loreign markets, and my quotations are reluctantly ac- cepted, and when go they absolutely refuse to sell the yel- lows alone:—44 a 8} rs. jor inferior to 6 rs. for browns, 10 rs. for whites, 6 10 rs. a 6} 10} for Spain, and 5} a 94 for fine Sugars. jar market is bare of Coffee; there must, however, re- main in the country some 20,000 bags—the few parcels offering are inferior, and taken at 6} a 6} cents Molasses—} a 1 rs. for tart; there is no sweet in market. Exchange on London, dull at 8}a9per cent prem. on New York 60 days par rs 1 percent prem. Charleston nothing doing. Freiaurs—To Cowes £2 a 226 for large vessels, and £25210 for small ones. Freights, At Savannah the 24th instant—Foreign are almost no minal. There isnothing going forward to Havre or the continent, and the shipment of Cotton to Liverpool are very small. The ship new loading is filling up slowly at former quoted rates, § and 7-16d. Coastwise are more active, but the great number of vessels up for Northern ports, keeps the rates at former prices ; say 75c a $1 per vale for Cotton and 60 cts per cask for Rice to New York and $1 a $1 25 per bale for cotton to Beston. At Mobile the 2ist instant—The same inactivity pre- vails as at the date of our last,and as but two or three cargoes more remain for shipment, we have nearly sutfici- ently tonnage in port to take it to market. We hear ot no foreign engagement, the barque Salem, for Liverpool, at a Two more ships have laid on for New York at $2 per ale. Married, At Poughkeepsie on the 93th instant, by the Rev. Dr. Reed, Lx Gaanp Donor, Esq. to Connenta A. daughter of Charles Crooke, Esq., all of that village. gi srorstagias Died. On June 29th, Marv, wife of Anthony B. Carroll, aged 22 years ; also, their infant Many Ayn, aged one day. ‘he friends of the family, also those of her brother Martin Gilmore, are respectfully requested to attend her funoral this morning at 10 o'clock, from 956 Water street. On the 29th instant, Mrs. MoCuosxy,in the 64th year of her age Her friends and acquaintances and those of her brother Edward Loy ire respectfully invited to attend her fu- neral on Friday the Soths (this day,) from her late resi- denee corner 23th street and 3rd avenue, at 4 o’clock. Passengers Arrived. ew Ont Steam ship Nepiune—Mr Madge, lady, 3 children and Mr Trondean, lady and serv-nt, Mra Poin dexter, two child en and servan’, Mrs Cruger, two children and rvani, Mr Green, lady ard children, Mrs Middle, Miss R d- two Misses Turner, lerritt, Mra Lepay, Mrs Frost n. Mrs Rena'nngton, Mrs Lamonee, Mrs Rob Mips, Messra J Ponchio, Shaye iP Stanton, Provo kery, Davidson, . "ha T Ston-, Power, ne ‘Nixon, Cochran, Ja Goodaro, Folger, Gray, rons in, Captain 8! Master Robinsoa, Chese, Dexney, Fanner, Davidson and svt Torrey, Edwonscon, W. ‘Tyree, Marks, Mailard Langs 22 steerage, 18 on ceck. From Charleston—Mis: Grupont, Miss Grupont, JR Russell, JM. King, ‘an KE Wiok'e, Mrs Barrett, Messrs Lee, Clark Green, Finley, Mit- ler, Koss, Peck, Howe, Vance, Buck, Gillett, Woo ahlatanzar=b Népoleon—A Ashbrook, H Amy, and H ‘Matanzas Warraw—W J Sahuezon, P Stewart aud lady, 8 Andrews, W Mein, H Stewart, J Siouson. Poxce=Brig Mary Averiil—Capt R Trowbridge. Posca—Scht Venue=J B Thompeon, Cuancestox=Brg George—O J Choffve, lady and three children, Mrs B. Oakes ond daughter, T B Metford, A W Hooker, T A Richards, W B oadinan, 8 Metford, J Voison, Passengers to Arrive. Josephine--Mra WH Gli dren and servant wut Wood, Ti Uharles Arnold, J W Bailey, J H B. 12 in the steerage. Pavannan— a Maranzas—Bi w—605 bxxancar J Taylor—130 M ay 0 1 bag coffee HN Seymour & coms boxes segars TT Youngs & cc—2 do sweetmeats Grinnell, Minturn co St Jago—Brig G:llio—11! bores sugar 310 bags coffee Du comb & Beckwith x1DAD—Brig Pensacola—313 hhds 11 tes sugar JB Lasala molesses A Vinal & son, Portland. « Marv Averili83 hh Southmayd & son—7) hhds sugar J 36 do molasses H ald. Domestic Importations Pavanxan—Sehr Oneco—63 bales cotton G Collins—61 do J ‘W 00d—3 bas Uanh im & Dimon—39 bales mors J Barnes—83 tes rie Hi'l & Gowdr. c Cwanteston—Brig George=77 {cs rice 7 pkgs Pillot & L: Barhier—99 oales cotcon Post & Phillips—30 H Coit &co—74 J © Willig 62 Tues Je! & Moore—19 Greenway & Menry=7 bxs Spofford & Tileston—31 phys to order. MARITIME HERALD. pine Teh aie oct eRe ted: left at ‘ort ken on their Passage, a List of their Ca Wapapers Or the: ae and ie will ad |. Agents ai ome or abroad, will also confer a favor by Sending to 'this Office all the M: nit obtain. Nentical Information of any kind will be taeniolly n, Rio de Jan-iro, Booth & Kdgar.— am, Baltimore, Oelrichs & Kiuger— m artes! Dimon; GB F el Bren arena ih, do do; Cas: ian, ren Braudy- wipe Dal, Brent & Vose—relir Red Jacker, Jirvis, IRicimoud, Arrived. Stem ship Neptune, Rollins, from New Orleans, Jare 21 Key West 2th, Charleston 27th, renamed at Key West 36 how's, With mdse aud passer g Ship Henry Pratt, Fairlow mdeq, to order—200 passe ngs ip Louisiana, Dewhurst, 41 days frem Rio de Janeiro, with 4000 bags coffee th A. Koster’ & Sons. Colombian brig Gen. Kerin, Burgoine, 21 days from Santa s, lo JH. Brower fiom Liverpool, May 3, with Martha, bound to Liverpool-—put. in in distress, leaky end cut of wat r. Lett brig Chaos, for Carthagenss 2dayss) nt Ow British i 15 days from. Demervea, in bal- Jans, to &G. Laurie.’ Brig Autar adeys before, for Philadelphia, sailed Brig Napoleon. Jordan, 9 days from Matauzas, with 392 hhds molasses to F, G. Thurston Br Meare w, Koopman, from Matauzis, June 18,with sugar, to J. Tay yl Brig Gallio, Tilde r 2 ets Ga io, Ti on tok Belfast) 16 days from St.%Jigo de % Rar, to master. Bris Pensacola, Kellum, (of Portland) 17 days from ‘Trinidad de Cuba. with sugar, to J.B. Lasala. Sailed in co with brig Persix, Chandler, of North Ya mouth, for Hamburg (since 2 Brig Mary Averill, Southmayd & Hatch, 13 days from Ponce, PR. with sof Son. ‘ish brig soo brig Uetrel, Mortimer, 10 days from Turks Island, It to Barclay & Livingstou. Left no Am. is! Liswell 15 days from Windsor, NS. with plaster, to Soule. Whitney & Co. Brig George, Hull, 5 days from Charleston, with cotton, to ©. Bulkley. Brg Tremont, Chase, 5 days from © to master. wef Chas Hammond, ‘Telbot, 5 days from Georgetown, SC: I tleston, with ‘cotton, Gal jot Loui ibred, 72 days from Malaga, with fiuit, to P. Marmony & Spanish achr Japiter, ‘Tow er, 11 days from Xibara, Cuba with it ns fustic 97 bales tobices to J.B Lasala, Lefe no Vessel Schr Verus, Price. 13 davs fom Ponce, PR with 196 hhds su gar 23 do molasses to Mason & Thompson. Schr Alleguash, Nickerson, (of Bingor) 13 days irom Bo- naire, with 1135 bbls salt to J. Roulk & Son, Leftro Amerioan Schr Gordon, of Bultimore, for Sew York, re Schr Onrco, Kelly, to master. Sehr Julia Naney, Fergur p, 4 days from Newbem, NC with naval stores, (OR. M. Blackwell. 78th inst. off Little Egg Hubdor, saw an American man of war brig at anchor. Schr Althea Cornel us, Lyon, 1 days from Wilmington, NC. with timber, to master 2 Suttingham, 4 days from Newben “IC ated the lays from Savannah, with cotton, &e Sehr Kmpir Clearman. icht Mary Elizabeth, Burger, fom Norfotk, with shingles, to mas‘er. my hr Lydia Ann, Soper, 3 days from Virginia, with wood, to Powell, from Norfolk, with mdse, to Sturges ater, Schr Providence, Fosque, from Folly Landing, with corn, to master. Sloop R. L. Parker, 3 days from Philadelphia, with coal, to master. Whalemen. Ab American whale ship wi h brights) ignal, was seen, no date, lat 9, lon showing atri color '—vy the Louisiana, at ne time, Florida, from Rio for New Bedford—by the same. Arr at Boston 28th inst, Fairy, Geno, of Provincetown, Bay of Mexico, 300 bola sp and 30 do bikfish Cld at New Bedford 27th, Ch Ocerns; Cherokee, Devoll. Spoken, elmann, of Bremen, bound to Baltimore yemen7th May, made the Banks of ince, that time, had winds {rom the westward, all well—consigned to H Schumacher & Co, more. Spoken June 27, Sandy Hook bearing W by N, 185 ae the pilot boat No I, Captai ork. Damascus, 49 days from Hamburg for James River, June 27, Sandy Hook W by N 180 miles—by pilot boat Phantom, North Bend, 15 days from NOr'eaus for Boston, June 26, Ban- dy Hook W 34 N 190 miles—by the same. ¥ ssex, Boston for James River, same time—by the same tol, RI. June 28, 7) miles of San- , Dexter, Indian and Pacific ‘Clemen‘ine, with 178 passengs Newfoundland 2d Jun ti distant in Livingston, of New y. Sylph, Fhiladelpt u, same time—by the same. Zea and, of Thomastou, for Boston, off Great Egg Hirbor —by pilot boat Sy Robt Waln, Philadelph'a for Boston, same tume—by the some. Marion, Wilmington, N Favorite, h fe for Boston—by the same. 8, Ro date, lat 33,1 u 69—by the 1s port. on for NOrleans, June 21, lat 28 30, lon 71—by the Venus, at this port. obtnneylvania, Philadelphia for Barbadoes, June 1, lat 26 N, jon joe alestine, Littlefield, NOrleans for NYork, June 11, Int 282, on learn Barilett, Matanzas for Cowes, June 17, Iat 31 5 N, on. Florida, Crocker, NYork for Tarks Island, Ju_e 21, lat 3445, Jon 71 30. ixey;, Natchez, Sno Russi, Lamph ter tal Haasan ant: Her rchel, Adams, for NYork, 2 dey Clio, Marwick, disg; Cordelia, Walker, for Boston; Georgiaua, from do, just arr. Sid Napo: leon, Soran, NYork Havana, Jane 16—Bld Ellsworth, Homer, Boston; 18th, Wil- liam, Baker, do; Eliza, Baker, Pordand; Oceanus, Smish, jortork. Jaco pe Tuna, June 13—In port, Amanda, Ames, of for NYo:k, next day; Tarquina, Ludlam. for do, 4; ackard, of Neweastie, Me. for Manseniila, to load =~, of Brewster, fm Boston, disg. Sid Hy , Cienfuegos, to Inad for Boston. St Tuomas, June 16—In port, Kennebunk, Smith, from Havre for Mayaguez, to load for the Mediterranean; Gi H Wright, Cutts. from N York for Turks Island, nex san, 8) ights, from Baltimore, un Southard New York for dayay V Lyne, Guadal rs from Wm Alten, spal- Boston, 4.. Martha Bltzalet Antigua, sld Mth for Ponce. ding, from Bal Wi : eryarrat StI’ 13th, rinidad de Cuba. PR. Jane 16—I0 port, Kolus, Haley, for NYork, 4; erill, Hateb, for do, 2; ‘Tarquin, Spat Charleston, 3 or 4—Capt 8 had been very sick on shore, but was fast recover- Guavama, PR. about Juve Newbw known, Idg for a port ia the U the 8th, in 1 Dai ported the loss of Richard F Stone, of Keanebunk, seal a, who fell from the main topsail yard ‘on deck, and died ia 36 honreafter. Care Hartien June 18—Iu port, Eagle, Pedrick, for Boston, son; Young, do, wtx cargo; Curlew, Robinson, N York, do; Illinois, Hutdeson, Philadelphia, ane; Lareh, Allen, Guad. June 1J—In Rr Mirs Will, Gray, for St Thor edbird, diag; Adamant, Pu f Thomaston, for St Thomas, Lydia as, in 3 days: ton, do; ——, ; Willis Param, ANTI UA, June 11—In port, Magnolia, and Baltimore, of N , of Halifax, for St Thom t Lak June 21—Arr Bu 19, ;Sandacky, Davison; Ma Benjamin; mond; M Ney, Johnson, and Tinpecenoc, Fellows, Alibama, McCarthy, Alexmdca; Constitution 2d, Waite, etroit. Home Forts. Portsmou1H, June 25—Sld Black Hawk, Knowlton, Phila- de!phia (so reported.) lor; Fame, Crow- Hy Chase, Steel- je, Samy nd Berry, Sears, Jelphvas David Crockett, Baker, Green Turt'e Key; for, Hallett; "A.M. Hale, Chase; My tic, Churchill; Fancy jon, Crooker Ci Independence, Arey: »nd Heroine, Baker, N York Ins. Taylor, Richmond; Pilgrim, Dodge, Alexandria; Ol Fuller, Albany; Va:riot, Smith. Hudson, NY. Cld ‘Bern: i, Matanzas; Roanoke, b, La Guay'a and Porto Atlas, Prince, New Or! Ca'edonia, Massict, Balti- more; Brozil, Andrew, Wilmington, NC; Be Call, Salem, to load for Brazil; Oak, Rycer, Philade!phia; Narrsgansect, sal Kichmond; Grecian, Cha e, and Wo cott Ryder, New ok. pif ALMouTH, Jane 25—Arr Helen, Severance, Philadel hia for mov ewront, June 27—Arr Wapkinco, Atkins, Fall, River for Balumore: Rieuzi, Dur'ee NY ork for Providence; Excel, aud Yantic, Fail River for N York. H ne 26—Arr Splendid, Shailer, K iadelphia; Ellen, P-nficld, N York; Sli" 26th, | Phi Henry (| Pelton, N York. Arr Aid, Boston; Hardscrybble, Day Philadelohia | S'd Heury Curtis, Haller, 101 ratt, New York; iy itehborn; R rt PHILADELPHIA, ‘Tomlin, Tomlin; Brookhaven, Pandersor , Salvia, and Thaddeus, Driscoll, NYork; Ora loo, Lufkin, Cape Hay: Dandy, (Br) Petty, N: NP; Barton. Lawle:s, Grand Wm M Crowell, 8snde - Me. Cid Wash- on, 5, t, North, cf Evelina, Chase, a ine Amanda, ‘I ea!, Richmond: Me; Flash, Lake, Providence: I Ricnmoxn Jane 2—Are Wye Boston; Nile, Bell, do vi i Stoddard, Na Sid Catharine Wilcox, Liscomd ,and Sam CrAbbott, Bo " hi ‘ork. Cuantsten, Juae 2—Cid_ Richmend, Cheney, NYork.— bd) d Hanorbal, Moriarty, do; Paol T Jones, Ireland, P hi 5 5 Philurt, Doane, and Madison, ¥, Nv ork; Pandora. Tillinghost, and William,Whitton, or Sit Josephive, Matison, New York; pilot boat GB to port 2ith, Howard, Calon, and Ko- ; Fraeoni+, Crab'ree, dis; inghast; William, Whitin, adison, Bulkley; Augusta, Sher- L Baldwin, Thompson, for New Jace 18—Arr x4, June 2i—Are Vietor Jacawsmont, (Fr) De- Alhambra, Wi'son, Mobile; Jane Rows, Wirrell, Liverpool an, a die,do via Mobile; J A Lancaster, Lovelend, Boston Cld Oregon Giid en, ana Haar ibal, Parker, Marseilles; Lord San don, (Br) Welch, Liverpool; Chedabacto, (Br) Lithgow, Ha lifex; Saratoga, Bedell, NVork. 3 ‘hite, do. We PMbaster dey vs Spy, Somers, Boston; wood; Philura, Doane, an York oe 1 St Avoustine, York. or, Chapman, New TYteE CA. (THREE or tour Type Casters wanted immediately, to whom steady employment and regular payment will be N.B.—Noue need a ply but men of steady and rei and who nuleritand theit tmsiness. Ly JOHNSON, Type and Stereotype Founder, je29 Ber No.6 Gnorge a1, Puiladelohia. WANTED ON MORTGAGE From RA IS Property m Que; ‘naty.on Le. well located. En wire ° OKGE E. BALDWIN, Counsellor at Law, jexo 2t®) No. 27 ‘Beekman st, up stairs. ROYAL MATL VOR TIVERFOO.—Levter bags for steamer Colambia, which sai's from Boston on Ist inst,will close at Hamden & Uo's Foreigi Letter Office, on Priday, 30th, at quarte. to 5 o'clock, P.M. joi ar HARNDEN & CO,, No, 3 Wall st. fro» which place there to New tion by and about ninety acres of which are valuable woodland, end the remainder of it gcod arable pasture and meadow land, well wa- tered and enclosed, and part of it seeded down during the last ‘jive with elover and timothy seed. he ti ms affords frcslities for carrying wood and lumber to mar et. York, orto reasonable terms, by alehabet without extra chai York made to order, tually attended to. Ss" T Bett, ~~ PRIDAY i AL 10 otelnek (Mieke "Al on drs 0, dra will be sol 5 Also, one aaperfine (i oiuy lathe A's9, two more caring iathes patent Seales, bears. we SaruRDA Large sale of elesrot (0 Liuge sale of e! { hold ifar housekee: A to pay * chairs, 2 secretary | ne At 10}; Pawnbroker’s sale cw silver diamonds, &e., by © ill be decidedly .¢ » 8 f article Saturday, st 10 o'clock. BY Jouvn WOOUGATH, No kage Sale of Furaiture—By Crdetot nv of a mortgng of household fur ny 2 tufted a0 mirror, 2 m1 table, 2 mahogy cane seat do, man'el girandoles, '2 astral lamps, 2 clocks ans ws, Lelegant Wilton carpet, 2 Brussels do, regs, 1 superior heavy Fr. bedstead, ders, washatauds, &e. JH 530 10" re ure, eompris- « bureau wih an marble top centre tea do, workd, mahogeny Fe lasves, ‘pier do, lookws do, 2 Large quai Attorney for Mortgage W. A. CARTER Auctioner. = SPLENDID FURNITURE, BY CATALOGUE, BY CARTER & CO. Friday, 30th June, at 1049 elock, At the Store No. 316 Brovdway, Gothic Hil, a'very extensive assortment of Cab et Furniture, by the beat manutac'ure warrinted of she best satin hair and velvet rockers, cines, elegant sofas, thr end sewing rockers, divin, 6 tomans, © \r dressing bureaus, marble’ and m=hogany stand rk table snd piano sto: Al klassware, dibuer and ‘Catalounes ready on he day previous, when t ay be exam ned, Sale porie tive and w thout rese iB 5t* ee W. A. CARTES, Auc W INES, LIQUORS AND SEGA CO, on Seturday the 1 No. 316 B.ordway, Gothic very choice Madeira, Sherry, Port, Claret, old Cog Giv, Sc. Croix and Jamaica Rum, ta bottles and demyohns.— Vavof these Wines were selected for private use, and may be warranted of the vintages and fine flavor. Also, Champagne of few evddv boxes mpe- rior blac Green Teas, ia original packages—Sale positive. HOUGH, Auctioneer ; UCTION NOTICE —fHorses at Auctior—Oa Friday, June 30, at 11 clock, at 48 Bayard street, without reserve, thirteen horses just from the country hey are all young aod vroke to harness, most of them have been selected this market, for work *nd f, my horses. Als: table for a lady. Sale positive, rai eer. CARTER & p ra atsale, AUGTION NOT eulons Sa e of A LEVY will ell this morning a, 11 o’elock.at (51 Broadway, Aquantity offine G eenhouse Ulanta,of every variety and in live order=Sold by order of exe Aid on Frigay morning, at il o'clock, 200 finest Tuberoses; 40 large Orange _ 100 Wi Yellow Jess umes, and6 Ing + Orange ese plauts are just received by the Caroliae, fc Italy, and are Worchy the attention of growers’ m ¢ place willbe sold Lemou Tree match for $500, between A joy aud J, Woodruff’s b. tu. Fashion —two mile hes q a Also, on Tuesday 4 P.M. a purse for $11 3 in 5, for which the fol'owmg celebrated horses a) Todependene’, ch. ¢ Beppo, +g m. Ledy Suffolk. 1 made the follow jug time on over the above course—Ist fient in 4%; 3.1 heat in 2m 388; 4th heat iu 530 4 3 senterses+ + Independence ‘and Beppo ha Mcaniay last. at mile heats 2m 32}48; 2d heat 2m 388; Sth heat in 2m NEW YORK ee BOSTON SOU WEN PRESCOTT, Pilot, or takes charge ns im pilot of vessels bound to New Bedi Shoals, Boston, Portsmouth, Portland, PORTS. Office at Frye & Shaw's nautical store, 222 Water street, corner Beebinan. Reference toa number of Merchants, ‘aod the several Iusurnnce Companies ia this city Boston, and Portland 18 Tiniae ULY.—TWO_GRAND AROUND STATEN saitiog and commodi- Peck, will leave the Canal street at 84; C past 8; Market street 8% ; ‘C>thar pier No. 1, Batcery Place, N. Yo. k, 2m 31 35, ‘OURTH OF J PURSIONS: 2 iS 9 0 ’cloe! AFTERNOON EXCURSION.—Iu the afternoon, the Fairficld will leave the foot of Hammond street at 2 o'clock ; Conal street ten minutes past 2 o'clock ; Chambers street 244 | ketatrest234 ; Catharine street, Brooklyn, quarter to 3; pier No, L, Battery Place, New York, at 3 o'clock Fare for each trp, three shillings—Children, ‘The Fai field will stop at Perth Amboy bo'h trips, and stay sufficient time (r passeug. ret0 ¥ ait the Pevition aud Garden. ‘There will ben splendid band of music on boaid. Kefresh: sof every kind on board. f price 3303 No MONOPO. EDUCED. New Independent Opposition Line for Alba: ny direct. ‘The new ani commodious steamboat NEW JEMSEY, Cart. R. H Furey, will leave the foo" of Barclay street, New York, every Monday, Wednesday and Friday even'ng, at 7 o’cloe! For freight or passage apply on board. Freight taken Jess than tow boat prices. ‘The New Jeracy is furnished with elegant styte roo! forspeed and accommodation is uot surpassed by any # boar on the Hadgon river. MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY, at 6% o'clock, Fare 50 cents ‘The low i pressure stexmbsat ALBANY, Capt L. Jen- King, will leave foot of Barclay, on Sutarday morning, July Ist Than Brey nd Saturday, Her regular days are Tuesday, ay au day eat : taken atthe lowest ‘Or passage apply wb boar rates. . : Notice—All goods, freight, baggage, bank bills, specie, or any other kind of property, cal en, shipped, or put ou board this boat, must be at the risk of the owners of such goods, Be, je30 ec MORNING LINE —FUR ALBANY TROY, and Intermediate Landings —Fiom the foot of Barclay street. re steamboat TROY, Capt. A. Gorham, this T o'clock. Steamboat EMPIRE Capt .S. R. Roe, orning at 7 o'cleek. on Weanesdy Notice.—All Goods, Freight, Baggage. Bank Bills, Specie or auy other kind of Property, taken, sipped, or pat on board th: Boats of this Line, must be at the risk of the owners of such Goods, Freight, Bragage, &e. 8 COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE—Tu BE LET OR LEASED. IT is situated on the Kast river avout six miles from fa New York, accesible at all hours of the day by team: boat, stages or railroad, and for heath aud beauty of Prospect cannot be surpassed. ‘The house is cf stone (nearly now) large and convenient, with green-house, staples and every si the kroands, about fouracr’s, are filled ur robs of every description. It will be let for the summer or for ove or more years rcieulars’pply JOH) +0 IN HUNT & 181 Water street to. 130 Iw*ee | Which wil The pe formaucey the Orr (0) ductor by Alter whieh, LO Mot. Daramdier, Mile Lozier ‘oti Vows. Demon halt ap bows inte mt jes ond (ou: Bylo onder (a cemder Urs Lelio, Laaretta Madame Decourt Nights of the French Company—“ondave, Wednesdays, Fridays ai fnestavennd ‘Tharsdays « in. attendance ud great care prevent the admission of improper pers jekets Fifty Cents. Mav be had at the taken t Ds ; “at Garden during the ¢) (C7 A limited number of Sexson Tickets wit be dis posed o Path Cina FRIDAY. Jave 3) ‘The public is respectiully informed that in consequence of the unexpected detention of will be g'ven of taioments prepared for the ce ebration of the Navional N RATRE, WALNU® SP. PHILADELPHIA, UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MISS CUSHMAN. MISS FISHER'S BENEFIT. performed PECL ES’ THIa EVENING, June 30, will b: STRATAGEM, ‘fo coucluds wih TWO BARBER mi6r “he A. MARSHALL, Lessee. i Be Bowery Amphitn . MANN AND RUFUS WELCH, Pit, 1234 eente. Dod PIU TORS. ‘oven at half past 7 ormance to commence at 8 O’cluen, THIS EVENING, June 30, the amas or wil VICTORIUS RETURN. OF THE WARKIONS OF YUCATAN Little Glenroy ina dashing and dar New act of equestrianism by Mrs Goasin. Signor Thriit, will apperr on the corde volnn-e, performance will Intermission of 15 minutes—after whiea HE SPRITE OF THE SILVER SHOWER. Mr Shay, the Chinese Balancer, in a variety of Feats Toconclade with, CARBONAKO. } Equestrian Direetor, Mr. Onawai Clown, J. Goasia. AMERICAN MUSHOm, AND AERIAL GARDEN. TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY. First performance at fur o’clock, P. M. Evening performance at half past 8. treat and weianty inducements hye let GEN'L. TOM THUM, Jit. to forego hi ‘week onl: ean be tthe Museum all this week at all hours du ing the day aud evening. M MRINGTON. and Mr. H. G. SHERMAN, the vor A. petite Ce euse, and others. BALLOON SENSIONS e . Albino Lay, Phren $ ‘day and ev ological Es arninations, Grand Cosmi ¢ : Price of admission 2 cents. Children under ten nlf price. jelsr ? ALE'S NEW YORK MOneiin THE WORLD CHALLENGED TO PRODUCE ANO VeELTY HALF 80 WONDERFUL! a being apparently forming the long-looked for ecnnect- ik between the MONKEY AND VUMAN SPECIES! called CASPAR HAUSER, J. of the bived and quadruped, is in Rhode xeltement. ‘Two performances on Saturday, at three and bal o'clock, p.m. and Mr’ Brouw: Juggler, Xe 7 A wanting to give tothose who may favor him witha call. y be had at Collier's Merchant's Exehange; P House Exchange; at A.P Lefurge,191 Canal A CONCERT OF SACKED »USIC will be @ the members of the New York Sacr t the Tabervacle, on Friday Evening, 20th instant, in whi be introduced s ons the vis fori og gollecis n of toyether with songs, chornases, c, Persons desirous of attendirg may obtain a free odmirsion by applying co Saxton & Miles, Broadway; Firth & Hall, Fraak- lin Square, or to either of ihe Board of Minngers. Any outatan/ing tickets of the 8. M Society.will be receiy- the door. Performance to commence at 34 past 8 o'clock. e jez atin HOBOKEN NCREASED ATTRACTIONS !—Concerts d’Ete a ta Musard on the ofternoons of Mon! 4 Ba turdays. Free tothe public. The pr atthe Elysian Wielis. that favorite and urequalled place of summer resort, begs leave to inform the public, thet at great expense he lis effected au engagement with that celebrated Irader, Ms Myers, who. susisted by his excellent band, will kiven weries istrumental concerts on the lawn in frontof the Pavilion, the firat ¢ neert to be» iven on We inesoay, June Mth. From the decided success that attended his concerts leat season, toe progretor confidently anticipates that for the gratifeation of the pubhie will meet with & ge proval ap J13 2w?m NAL Av Al at 10 o'clock, A ver again be sneu at ry n 25 cents. Catntogues 1236 cents. FIRE WORKS. ISAAC EDGE, JR., PYROTECHNIST. HE, most extensive, varied, and brilliant exhibitional Fire Works ever manufactured in this or any other country, are now ready for delivery on the lowest terms, in lots to suit com- mittees and parties for the csiebrstion of Fourth of July, at the United Bates Laboratory, Jersey City, with J. W" "Holberten, 75 Maiden Lane, ora tle Garden, will receive immedinte attention. Goods delivered to any part ol the city free of expense. my 2 toJu30 in® ec Bo RD WANTED—Immediately, ia a p the country 1 or je22 2w®re ol ut moderate prices divewandarked. Address J D.¥. at this 329 Hr —A few Single Geut'emen, or Geaviemen and can be accommodated with pleasa’t rooms ng at 51 Vi. vet. m30 lm*r ly oF two eau be handsomely accom- board at Newark, N J. The simmation ie delightfal in the place, and but.a few steps from jeren office, by letter. OARDING. heir W: me dated one of the mé the stopping place of thy For ‘urther informat' m2 lmn*r TTPO LET —Splendid tarze rooms, well furnished, for Single Gri al- Enquire at 82 je im h-ch undeniabl ald Office. breakfast and ter. ker stir ¥ b TO $300 reeatey wit be riven 130 2t*r 4 REWAND —Loct yestriday, a small pacage conta About $18, in billsof smal! demons to1 ‘The finder will get the above reward by hap year, fi G.G., Hi ROOMS TO LET N ‘THE BELMONT HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON “The Subscriber havine fitted up this establishment at great expense for the comfort of his fiends and the aud groteful for the very libera, petronege already be- on him, Gusts by his cx tious to please for a continu ance of it. He begs to inform them that he has siill two double and jh neeupied, which he will let on terms low the times, f immediate application be made, rud wil to ace>mmo ‘rte persons wishing to enj ry the beauty f this place one of the moat desirable on the Terrace. e Jarre bathing tly 1m front, the can enjoy that Inxary with the greatest convent nee Having a very boarder end ple Ti re mmboats ply constantly throughout the day to and York. GEOKGE PIieH 1s, Belmont House, New Brighton June 28th, 1043. 530 VALUABLE, ESTATE IN| NEW JERSEY FO SALE —The subscriver offers forsale that well Juable estate, formerly known as Gi ; in Morr w Jersey, al from the city of istown, the county town, i » railroad communication twice a day ikewiss an almostdaily comu he from New stay jewarl c een the Pp sand Morristown The estate contains about two hundred acres, fine subs antial brick building, tdeep. It was beilt by the late aste and wealth, who selected sand the beauwful and pietw- fansion House ry aro exer lient smoke houre and a good ice house on , besides a geod corn house is we'l stocked with choice young n apple orchard on the premi d nople trees have bee au Np ber Jad is bat a short distanee trom the Morris aval, It is divided from the other portion of Kockaway Kiver, which abounds with fi ha farm by te There are also two Inge fish ponds beautifaily located on the timber land, aud stored with a variety of fish. or on the premi- i ’ JOHN O'BRIEN, No. 16 eet, under the Mechanics’ Bank in the city of New JAMES W. WHITE, Counsellor at Law, 1434 Pine New York, Jane 29 1913, 0 ? 3299 AGS AND BACKS of all desesiptio ning rT bed bottoms, Se. ke, made in the best manner and mos: GEORGE BADGER, No 10 Chiff street, near J wed with Any number ef bags re Ali ord ‘ACLES—C, H. PRALZGRAF, Ocal a Opts y » No 110 (Removed trom Broadway 544 has a large assortment of Spectreles ior short ted persons ad of Speet cle Giass OST OFFICE, New York, June 26, 18t3,—ENGLISH MAIL—Letter s per Royal Mail Seamer COLUM- Bie whyes leaves Boston on Saturday next, the Ist of Ju wil closed at the upper and lower Post Offices, mm: thi (ity, 09, Raday, the Och instant, at 45-minnes pest four ook, “a0 wr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, P.M. N. near 1 ser ber Tespe ym: enera', that he | ned the fuenish.them wich the best ania, end other re fresh ments, ily made up at lon piece OAH TUGWELL. Re frigndsand the public ia Garden, aud ts now realy. to ir, 40th steret. The f Yiquots, wines, Bouquets beautiful jo2e str KEW ARD—Los, whic leaving the Apollo Saloon, on ‘Tuesday evening, ‘a small memorandom bool ind Diney for 1463). Th will conter a favor and receive t je. ig it at the Herald Office. or by evclosing it ace: the owner, whose card 1s inside, through the upper port box 627. je99 istt*r NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY. t headed “ New Yi Hh. advertise which anneas to the New Yo st eet, althongn fr ignorance or othe them. ase ACKE ( SHIP BA wili please send their permits on board, at pier No.5 river. All goods not public store, TIMOKE, from Hy vre —Cousign jorth perm tted by tie 3d July will be sent to the ___j303tee | “NOTICE. HE STEAMBOAT DIAMOND is withtrawn fora few weeks, 10 urder to Cae some repairs and receive a new set of boiler, when she will again resume her place on the siver with het speed much imoroved. 520 Aer OTICE—The suscriber intends being sbeent from, city for some time, and hs fully emoowered Mr. J! ¥.A SANFORD. to act for hum du, ing his absence. P. CHOATEAD, JR. ata" 39 Aun street. June 21. 1943. SHIRT MANUFACTORY C1SHE AND GENTLEMEN'> 69 MAIDEN LANE <3 approved French patte: bel ts, under garmer ts,hosier ‘and ander garments made ap to order short novice, For sale, 100,000 skeimes black and I sewing silk, WM. COLL ing” h ate, ight, all ages have attached to the Head of x ofthe valus vet on personal fiaure, | when by some capricious freak human form is deprived of its fair proportion. Art i artificial means, to sapply the deficiency, Hence have arisen those wonderful discoveries which bid nsiure defiauee. Barry's Ventitating and Gossymer WIGS AND SCALPS. er ‘The complete success that the above named has met with in the manufacture of his unrivalled heads efneir, f ensa, far exceeds his most sanguine expecrations He reapect- fally solietts a catl, confident of satisfyimg the mest fasti- dious that he is the best and cheapest makerinthecity. They can be had only at 146 Broadway, corner Laberty street, > stairs. Frivete rooms for huing Wigs and Toapecs. Je2t 2w ins* m 5 M epic ATED VAPOR BATHS are «commended by the VA Pecalty for the eure of the prevailing Iniluenza. ‘The Baths are administered at reduced prices, at Mire. Carrol’s Estadlishment, 2 Courtiandt sweet. Salphas Baths foreiar- tows of the skin, open from 6 A.M. wll 10 P.M. iM iwr ‘PO MOTEL KESPERS, STEAMBOAT PROP! I TORS and Places of Public Amusement, &e.—JAM SA G. MOFFET 1121 Prince street, New York, manufactures superior article of Sheet Brass, sai for living stairs, which he offers for sile cheap. He also finu and pace them ov mm jor atyle, at the shortest ncties, and ou the most rem mer ~~ PORTUGUESE FEMALE URLS HES! a, ap i Portusemt. sa frmed and ectebraied Fills, op 1" f a (0 be obt nord coleman, fowrin