The New York Herald Newspaper, June 10, 1848, Page 4

COMMERCIAL APPAIB MONKY MARKET. Friday, June 96 P.M. Notwithstanding the recetpt of advices that the treaty of peace had been fully ratided by the Mexican Congress, and the announcement that Gen. Taylor had been nominated for the Presidency by the whig convention at Philadelphia, the stock market opened and closed exceedingly heavy. The fancies are going down faster than they went up, particularly Harlem, which has, within the past three days, fell off four per cont. The decline in this stock puzzles a great many operators; and from the fact that no transfers of any | wonsequence are made on the books of the company, we should judge that the stock sold from day to day was borrowed by the sellers, trusting toa further de- e to buy in, to return it when called for. Purchasers at high prices are not alarmed er disposed to sell at present prices. At the first board to-day, Harlem fell off & per ct., Reading Railroad 4. Treasury notes ad- vanced Y. The American steamship United States, for Havre, takes out nearly five hundred thousand dollars in specie, Sterling exchange is rather quiet, the high rates ruling preventing any very extensive operations. We quote prime bills on London at 11 and 11% per ct. pre- mium, The confirmation of the peace treaty is now settled Beyond a doubt. Both houses of the Congress of Mexico have ratified it, and hostilities between the two countries have virtually ceased. Our army is to be immediately withdrawn, and all the preliminary matters relative to the payment of the indemnity will soon be arranged. The President of the United States will soon announce the fact in an official shape. when all doubt regarding the affair will disappear. There have been so many premature announcements that the treaty had been ratified, that much doubt exists, oven yet, in the minds of « large class, and nothing short of a special message from the President will con- vince them that war no longer exists between the United States and Mexico. There will be for rome time alullin the political world. Both parties have made their nominations for the Presidency and Vice Presi- dency; the war having been disposed of, the new loan of $16,000,000 secured at a fair promium, beyond a doubt, there is now no question in agitation calculated to create any excitement for some time to come. The value of cotton exported from the port of Savan- nah, Gs., for the month of May, was $488,794. In April, the value of domestic merchandize exported amounted to $616.033. making the aggregate for the two months $1,- 104.827. The duties on foreign articles imported in the first month (April) amounted to $4805; specie and bullion imported same month, $2285. Of the ex- ports of cotton in May, 2.531,396 Ibs. Uplands. and 153 392 Ibs. Sea Island.valued together at $182,172, were exported in American yossel:, while 4,718,567 Ibs. Up- lands and 101.453 Ibs. Sea Island. valued togethor at $306 622, were exported in foreign vessels. The exports of cotton this May considerably excced the exports in May, 1847, there being none in American vosrels in that month of last year. while in foreign vessels the Uplands reached but 642693 lbs, and the Sca Island 305.007 Ibs, valued together at $136.017, while the total exports of May, 1847, in value, were but $151,688, te $488,704 the corresponding month of this year. A very important case has lately been decided in New Orleans, which appears to have created consider- able excitement in that city. and the decision will, if confirmed by the Supreme Court of Louisiana, lead to a revolution in the system of drawing drafts upon this andother Northern cities, It scemsthat a certain bank- ‘ng firm in Now Orleanshad drawn severai bills, payable at sight, upon their correspondent banking establish- montin New York.which bills were not paid on presenta- tion, the drawers failing between the time of the draw- ing of the bills in Now Orleans, and their arrival in New York. The bills were protested on the first day of presentation and refuaal to pay, and returned for Tecourse against the drawers. The latter being sued, plead in defence @hat three days of grace were not allowed on the bills, and that the demand and protest should have been mado on the third day following the first demand. The holders of the bills replied, that by custom of merchants in New York, no days of grace upon sight bills were given, and that it was usual to protest on first refusal, and offered to prove this by the evidence of a number of exchange dealers. To the introduction of evidence to this effect, the defendants (drawers of the bills) objected, because the clementary writera aud the various judicial dicta held very posi tively that days of grace must be given on sight drafts, ‘and no evidence of custom could be admitted to con- trol or vary positive law. The learned judge concurred with the @efendants’ counsel, and the plaintiffs, holders of the bills, were nonsuited. It appears that the partios purchasing the bill ex- pected to have it paid upon presentation ; and it ix also probable that the drawers so understood it. It has long been a law here, that three days grace upon sight bills can be taken, but the custom has been to pay them upon presentation. This custom has been adhered to when it suited the circumstances or ability of the party upon whom the bill was drawn ; but in tight times, when money was scarce, and the rate of interest ruled high, the three days grace were claimed, and the law sustained the position. The three days grace are merely taken as a matter of convenience; but whena draft drawn at sight is not paid upon pre- sentation, it is customary to accept it, not only for the purpose of binding the party upon whom the draft is drawn, but as an evidence of the time of presentation. The bert way to draw a draft, when its payment is required at sight, is to make it payable on demand, as it is the law that when no time of payment is expressed it is payable on presentation, without any allowance of days of grace. The parties in this city, upon whom the draft aliuded to in the suit in New Orleans was drawn, were in failing circumstances, and, of course, availed themselves of every moment allowed by the law; and we should judge by the circumstances, aust have failed before the three days expired. A meeting of the stockholders of the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company will be held at the office of the corporation, Philadelphia, on Wednesday, the 14th of June, for the purpose of taking such action as may then and there be directed, in regard to the recent act ofthe Legislature of Pennsylvania. authorizing the company to exchange preferred stock for six per cent bonds, in liquidation of that portion of the company’s debt which falls due prior to the year 1360, It has been officially stated that the required amount to complete the conversion has been subseribed for, within one mil- lion of dollars. It appears by recent reports that the receipts of the company have been larger in the past five months than they were during the corresponding period last year, and that the not earnings for the cur- rent twelve months are estimated by the management at elght per cent upon the entire cost of the road The receipts of the Connecticut River Railroad for the month of May, amount to $15.12645, viz.—for freight, $7.654 01; passengers, $7,199 36; from other sources, $263 08. The receipts of the corresponding month of last year were $9,791 8. Increase, 54 per cent The receipts of the New York and Erie Railroad Company for the month of May, 1847 and 1848, were as annexed:— New Youn amp Ente Raitnoan. 1847 1848. Increase, 1848 Froth freight. .....$12.01069 14,081 48. 1,070 70 From pastengers ‘and mail. 701852 1116017 3,536 65 $19,024.21 $25,131.65 $5,507 4d This increase amounts to about twenty-eight per cent, the bulk of which was from passengers and the mail. The quantity and value of domestic cotton goods ex- ported from Boston, for the month of May, distinguish- ing the extent of shipments to each country, were as annexed — Domestic Corton Goovs Exrorten rnom Boston Montevideo and Buenos me Ayres Vera Cruz Gonaives Eleuthera, Mansenilla Bebamas .. ped bod February. “© January, Total since January 1 1, 3048. Same time last year. ‘We have no returns eaiing the value of the ship- ments for the corresponding period in 1847. The exeens in quantity this year is about seven thousand bales and “$1,017,803 91 Indloe and China, and we can successfully compete in these markets with the manufacturers of Great Britain. Large exports have heretofore been made to Valparaiso and the ports on the west coast of South Ameri- cu; but there is nota single bale or case shipped thero in the month of May, These markets have Probably been supplied, as large shipments were made in April to them. k Exchange. $2200 Treas Notes Gs U3" 25 she Nor & Wor RI bi) 324 pe Pines Lier aq 100 v1 hy | 1) Kentucky 1 10 to 400 Tndiaua State 5a a Ww Bade — ae 0 1 WL Liana RR BOO Zh 100) Resting Beads S844 400 Harem RE Doky 4 she Mech tt ww do 55 eq 10 -N-Am Trust 0 8 do bis 5S 33)) sha Reading RR 3g bo do 0 5S, 3 m0 By 4 do bohg 9 is «0 3" 150 do wo am Fanners’ Loan Fy & e BK 2 10 by 2 MU tion &: Schence:aily 1 a 80 Nor & Wor Rt id Board, 200 shs Harlem RR rar ow do oe 8) Farmers Trust 2 CITY TRADE REPORT. New Youx, Friday Evening, June 9. The flour market was firm, with a slight advance in prices. The sales were not s0 large as those which transpired yesterday, The transactions, however, em- braced the usual variety of Western brands, with some of Genesee, Sc. ‘There was more doing in wheat, and sales were pretty freely made of Ohio on terms stated below. Corn continued Im steady demand, and sales were freely made at about yesterday's quotations.— Meal sold pretty freely, and closed firm. Rye exhibi ed no change. Oats remained about the same. the state of the markets elsewhere to-day, we refer to our telegraph head. Provisions remained about the same, with moderate sales. Sugars continued steady, with fair sales. ‘Transactions in molasses were moder- ate s~-Sales of about 100 bbls pots were reported at $4_50, with some lots of pearls at $5 50. Brea rs—Fiour—The salen footed up 4000 a 5000 bbis, including Oswego, straight brands Michigan, Black Rock. and Genence, at $575 8 $5 Slig. a $5 87%, 8 $6, 0 $6 6K. ‘The salus also embraced 200 bbls flat hoop Ohio, at $5 8144. and 300 a 400 do do, at $6 6X. Southern was also held at an advance, but no sales of moment were reported IF hea of Ohio red were made on privat do, at $1 25: and 800 do, sold at the same price. Corn —Sules of 1300 bushels Southern yellow, xold at 56c; ure round 1500 do Northern white, at 55c; at 590; 12000 do Jer- d 5000 do Pennsylvania Sales of 1500 bushels N. O. sold at 51c; and 1000 do handsome Northern round yellow at 60c. Meal—Sales of 600 barrels of New Jer- sey were made at $2 56%; and 200 do, this State at $243%. Rye—Sales of 1000 a 2000 busheln were re- portedat 70c, Rye Flour was worth about $3 56%. Oais—Sales of 2000 2 3000 bushels wore made at 420 a 48c for canal; and 1700 do good Western, via New Or- leans, sold at 41. 4 Beas —Sales of 6,000 Ibs. north rm yellow at 20 2le. Corrox —Sales of 1.200 bales were effected to-day, pr ces of which were rather eashr. The general dixpo- rition is to wait the arrival of the steamer. About 300 bales were for Havre, being the flrat shipment since the revolution. Fisu.—Transactions are mited and quotati+ns no- minal. Frurr.—The only sales reported were a few hundred boxes wet and dry raisins at $1401.50. Heur.—There was but little doing. and no sales have lately come under our notice Live. —We noted sales of 2 68 cents, which was a declins Motassxs.—The operations embraced 150 hhds, Car- denax at 15340100, and 70 hhds. Cuba Muscovado were sold at 23c. ‘Stones—Tho market, generally speaking, was siullt euarteenaaotions light; some 500 bbls Wilmington ronin changed hands, at 76c, and 50 do spirits, at ie, cas O1is—Linseed, sales of 2,000 gallons both sorts, with- out change in prices. Provistoxs.—Sales of 200 a 300 bbla mess pork were made at $10 374;, and 400 bbls prime were reported sold at $8. Sales of 100 bols pickled shoulders were mado, on terms not understood; and 100 bbls western hams were sold for the Englixh market, at 5c. Sales of 100 000 tbs dry salted short neiddles were made at 6e: and 220 bhds dry salted sides were sold on private terms. Lard —The article was selling at 64a Tc. at which 500 bbls changed hands. Salo of 150 bbls were reported at Te Beef. —Salea of 300 bbis mess were made at $9 25 a $9 50. ‘There was no change of moment in butter or cheese. Ricr—175 casks were disposed of at $3 for good te fuir. Svoaas—The operations included 600 boxes brown Havana, at 5c. to 6e, ; and 500 hhds Cuba Muscovado, at dike. te 48e onth: Wrisxey was firmer, and salos of about 100 bbls State Prisoa were made a 23c. Freicuts.—For heavy goods to Liverpool, 25s was asked. Corn was engaged a6d in bulk, and at 5d at which about 15,000 bags were engaged in thy packet for the Ist July MAKMns AUS WHERE, STOCK SALES. Baurryony, June&—$20) Bal imore and Ohio Railroad Bonds 500 casks Thomaston at 18% to $3 25, lowed at 08 4d. ‘Treawury Os at 1 tasked. Maryland ¢'s closed at so75 Did, Sity ane Balt- amore fs of INN at 7 b Baltimore and Ohio Hall Mg w 8 Treasiry Noten M34 famden Bank, 1 Notes, 102; At Bosrox—Juxy °.—At the Brokers’ on and Wosceeter Htailroad, 114; 1 do do Railroad, %_; 3do Fall River Kailroad, & Proridence Railroad, \" 3do Vermont & Mass ade 70%; 11734; 7 do do LIT!g; 5 do Boston & ‘tan ho int; Ido do 116; 100 do Edgworth and Providence Railroad, Seg do ¥ do do $1 90; 2) do do $1 £5, At, Secon ~ Borrd—25 shares Reading Railroad, 1774, do do 17% ; 75 do East Boston Go 12K, B60; 6 do Gatsliire Kailvoud, 2; 3000 Reading Railroad ynds, s ee Married, On Thursday, the 8th instant, at Jersey City, by the Rev. Charles Aldis, Joux Coox, Esy , of New York, to Lypta M. Green, of Jersey City. On Thureday, 8th instant, ‘by the Rev. Dr. Knox* Jonx C, Warker, to Many C., daughter of David Bowrd, Kaq. all of this city. On Thursday, Sth instant. by the Rev. Dr. Hutton, Dr. T Matiack Cuxraman, to Miss Mania Loviss Sure In Brighton, Mass., June 6, Wituram Bucamixster, Esq, of Framingham, (Esitor of the Ploughman.) to Miss Lyora Hastixes, daughter of Jonathan Hastings, Esq. Died. On Friday. June 9th, Carnanine, daughter of Jo- seph and Ann Maria Clark, aged five months and thir- teen days, The friends of the family are invited to the funeral, on Sunday, at 5 o'clock, from the residence of her fa- ther, 43 Vandam streot On Thursday night, the Sth instant. Joux Hotnory, a native of Renfrewshire, Scotland, aged 55 years. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invi- tod to attend his funeral, this afvernoon, at 4 o'clock, from the residence of Mr. John Martin Baker, 931 Broadway. near 2ist street. On the 9th instant, Moses Dovir, stone cutter, aged 51 years, a native of Wexford. Ireland, for the last thirty years a resident of this city. His friends, and those of his lato brother, Thomas Doyle, are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Sunday afternoon, at four o'clock. from his resi- dence, the corner of Prince and Elizabeth street. On Friday morning, 9th instant, Mra, Axx C. Buoop- Goon, wife of Col. R. . of Fishkill Plains Duchess county, and e ham Blo dgood, Esq , of this city, in the 54th year of her age. Her friends, and those of her husband, of her bro- thers, Abraham B,John M..and William A. Biood- good. anil of her eon-inglaw, Robert McMurray, are rea- poetfully invited to attend her funeral, on Saturday af- ternoon, at 4 o'clock, from No. 70 Murray street. Her remains to be interred in the North Duteh Church ground, in William «t At Tompkinsville. the Sth instant, of a short illne: Fxanx, Ewer, only son of [aauc C. and Sophia Varo, aged one year. eight months and twenty-five days. Oxford papers please copy. On Thursday, Sth instant, Colonel Eowanp Crank, in the 65th year of his age. His frends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend his funeral, on Saturday, the 10th instant, at four o'clock, P. M., from his late residence, No, 239 Hicks street, Brooklyn, without farther invitation. See MARITIME INTE LLIGMNCK, Ships St Nicholas, ()3 Ivanhoe, Edwards, att ol, iitohings: Vietoria, vre, Boyd & Mincken; Merrill; Arethuma, Kelly, Antwerp, Zereza & Co; Brothers & Co. Maria, Magda- om & Cor manda. i" viton, iy Dade (Br elites, SJ W Ses Cae Brett & "f re—Chas launum, a ston; Baxter, Portland; Mary Clark, Smalley henry aa" Lady Adams, Cartwright, ‘idence; Rhode Isladd, Thursday—Ship Ashburton, White, Boston. Arrived, gat hip Wellington, Bunting, London and Portemouth, May i i indee, to Gronnell, Minturn & Co, May 16, peas 1 vai exc an ed signals with ship Commerce, of dat 16, tom $s, do'with a London wing towailew (asd rignal, bound enst; Stat, lat 4 naket pip a rpoke ship Williata Herdinan, from Loudon for Quebee, The W has had @ pilot on bowrd four day: Hart Rapide, Brocke:man, ' remen, m Apel 2, in bale laa, and np to Beehtel & Dreyer. Lee, (of Sagharbor) Berry, Bremen, (0 va D passengers to Gnavell atincuen BC eases, equal to more than fifty percent. The bulk of the shipments of se manufactures is to the East ‘ship’ Fanchon! (of New evans part) Lent, ya ig | & Riser, promonssny ship Bratus, Mitabet, ber hence for tor, Sponorr, Havre, May 5, with mdse to & D Hurlbut Ko ‘tay 18 spoke hark pray, "teow Hamburg for New Or Elly Martha Washinguon’ Green, New Orleans, 21 days, with cotton ty onter, British ship Belinda, Kelley, Bremen, 42 days, in ballas Richardson & Watson. 234 paswongers to Bechtel & Dreyer Jat 4840 Jon 15, spoke ship Rlizabethy Hamilton, of Vor Eng, 47 days from Mobile. Same sed ship Apollo ron ‘Gun lat ad hy lou Fyapete bark Whisks of Laden vert Charter Oak, Smith, Belfast, S$ days, with iron to Kelty Bark Marietta, Dennison, Matanzas, May 28, with sugar to If Butler. Vessels loft before reported. Bark Beaver, Bamonds, New Orleons, 20 days, with mdse to Beiish vig Heten Maria, Card, Windsor, N-8, 15 days, with plaster to master | e Lie Hirig Melissa Aim, Tabbut, Mechias, 7 days, lumber. Brig St Pateiok, Vall, Philadelphia, ¢ days, with oval, bound to Portsmow 8 Brig Mec! oy Kelly, Machias, 14 days, with lumber to B F mow cqUneExoe, Revel, Boston, 6 days, im ballast, to Sturges & jearivan, Brewen schr Horoa, roy Bremen, 51 days, in ballast, and Rive Calcatts, Thompsort Philadelphia, 3 day cbr Cateutt hompeon, Phi ys, Sehr Murinen'itich, em a River, with stone, Sehr Trie, Comstock, Roundout, bound on, Sehr Ashland, ——, Calais, 3 days. for I’ Sehr Mary Etiza, Ryder, New Orleans, 25 da; SELIM Souatin, aay. Tbe, 8 dys, With plaster, to Brett | Schr Bounty, Hallock, Norfolk, 2 days. Schr Louis Fielding. Avery, New Loudon, Sclir General Worth, Sackett, Martha's Vineyard, with tish, Schr Warren, Doylis, New Haven, Schr Argo, Benson, frown Hartford, Schr 11 M Johnson, Hardie, Lubee, @ days Schr Cassius Sclr Bounty, Hi r Fourtiof Jul et Matthews, Fully Landing, with oon, oats, BL timber, to HP Havens, sebr Bounty, Hallock, Virginia, 4 days, with corn and Schr RF, Stockton, Wetmore, New Bruuswick, 200) bushels coray ws Meter Sehr Governor, (new,) Smith, Brookhaven, Schr Excelsior, (Iostrance,) Rel, from the wreck of ship Yum: chi, at Egg pt. i. reports the ship as lying head otf simp ancnind ondiioe Schr ran Jacinto, Wells, fm trovidence, Sched © Demerest, Hanson, N Brunswick, 3000 bush corn, Schr Atias, Baker, f Newport, RL, with oats, sp Warren, Dunham, fm New Haven, oop Tecumn rs, 1 rovidence, Sloop Argus, Baxter, Rondout, with cement, Boop Elave's, <P ledetchie, sont, Sloop Van Buren, Hooper, Cold Spri Sinop Colchester, Underwood, Norwich, with granite, Sloop General Warren, Sa b Sag arbor. | Ship Cornelia, French, Larerpost to G F Trimble, Ship Condor, Liverpool, 34 di wis Br bark Lord Byron, Londonderry, 49 days. Be brig True Blue, from Ireland, with passengers, Also, 2 ships, 1 hark, and I brig unknown, Sali Ships Ashburton, Boston; Navij bec; brig Charles Hammond, Bath, Jane 9—Wind, at Sunrise, NW; meridian, do; sunset, NE. Heraid Marine ndence. Hoxmes' Hore, June 7. 1848—Arr ship Lucy, Cole, from New York, ofand from Keunebunk: schs J Lovett, Hodgsous, Phila~ delphia for Boston: Watson, do do: Wm Hl Hayard, estan, 8 C, for Portemonth, NH brig CT Appiason, Pua for Boston; Sabso, do di; schr Madagascar, M e, 1 for Bath; Op'r. Boyington, do do; Dresden, Ind-inita for Boseons Sclsuce, Shimapson, do dor shtan of and for Beverly. Praaoesenta, June 9th, 4 r .—Arrived—Bark Tremont. Sours, Koste hrs Thomas 1 Russell, Batley. New York: Dela. ware, Harting, Providence; Bak 3 Hs Smith, Sich, New L i J en ator, Liverpool; Glenlyon, Qe: Elizabeth Brid, Jalez L, White, Corson, Providence; I's Unele John, Baldwin, do; Harp, «ree, Cloared: le. Walton, Bt Jago de C Howitt, Sierra Leone, Africe, Gare’, Owens, Saiauzas, Edward Adams, French, Providence: Antares, Mason, Bos'on Miscellaneous. Letter Bees of atermer United Sia'os, fur Havre vin Son ton, will close at the Exchange Reading Room, this d Defire 4 vel dalquiver, for Havana, o Letter Rage as above, and a the Telegraph > Exchange Place. Lavxonrn- ‘ews Ktoom, No. 24 2d instant, by Mesers Truffnt & Dri id copper fastened ship of ubout 400 & is owned by the builders, aud will be Win Sprague. A ship called the Isaiah Crowell, owned >; Killey, and Isaiah D Kil Mosers. Anthony ll, of Yar- v..0n Sist ult, She 1s a thoroughly built v mudéland firish, and is to be commanded by Captain Isaiah Doane Killey, of Harwich. 1x.—The ship seon ashore on the 27h at Care islands, proves to be the Berlin, of and St Johns, verpool. aud ig said to be insured in England, ‘The 8 for . anew ship, of 500 tons, The foremast of a vessel of apparent! he trusale trees remaining up on 64 £0, Tthad ths apnearance of havin, cight feet above the Kelson, and had heen stripped « 1 SAILOR Boy, of and for Castine, from es, sirnck on the barin Perkins's C Ist in of ths eargo expreted to be raved—vessel will f with littie damage. Sup ConvsxT10N—The materials of this vessel, before report- ed wrecked near Shelburne, NS, were taken to ttt place to le sold. Br mic Sprovearor, from Tabasco for Liverp at Key West, in distrens, «ld again 23d ult, ted to £400, which was alvanced ons bottomry Whatemen. Cld at New Bodfond, 7th, snip Parachute, Fis Co Sailed from Svoningion, 6th, bark Pradent, Nash, Chile and W Const. Arr at Saz Harbor, 5th, berk Columbia, Pierson, North Pac’ Honotala Deo 17,20 bble sp 2100 do wh oll. Sid’ Sd, suip V ington, Drake, reat Sta Cruz, Coast of Patagonia, Ap2, United States, Dar. num, of Ston put in for wood, and rei Rt 40.8 lon 34 We Danl. Web ter, Corry, SUI oS wh imi shand cutting in a 9) bbl sp whale, Spoken. Ship Now Jersey, from New Orleans tor Boston, Inno 7, of Hoston Harborstood offen account of thick weath . Cressy, from New York for Liver Br bark Tneonstant, from New Orleans for Rotterdam, May Jat44 35, lon 42 10, with loss of foremast, about ton feet above the deok, Bark Elizabeth Ball, , Seeri, from Boston (Deo 23) fur Valpa- rajxo March 9, Jav 4541 8, lon 62 25 Brig Lisbon. of St Johns, N B, ‘on Mobile for Glasgow, May 2%, lar 44 12, lon ” Br brig Parsuit, from Halifux for Barbadoes, June 6, Int 4 0. lon i Br brig Willing Lass, from Jamaica for New York, May Cape Antonio. Schr Rechabite, Loring, from Cienfuegos for Por‘laai, Jane 2% Int 24, lon *2 4 Schr aa Waterman, of and from New Bedfort for Part- fic Ooran, last from Rio Janeiro, April & lat $3 31 8, lon 48 25 W, all wel May 23, Int 26, lon &4, ship Oueeo, from New Orleans for Liver pool May 25, Int 28, lon 87, shi pool; and’ Venice, from Mobile to Element, from N Orlea: for \jvetpoel ar Liver: Pananacuay, abt March 2—Dark Reaper, Upton, (from Rio Grande) id. 7 of 5 dave York; bark ‘y Anno, Askey B, May 34—Cld bark Canton, Long, Havana, ae 3—Arr brig Truxillo, Davis, Kenebunk: bark Conn heres Henry, NYork; brig Ana Davi Boston, SrCnvz, Ari S——8id ship Curis, Plers London, full cargo guano, Tampico, May 23—Bri; ige Harriet, RW Brown, and Spartan sobr Gen Shields arrived jome Ports. | Atwxaxpnia, Jone 3—8ld bark Archibald Gracie, Rice, Barta. dows. Bostow, June S—A: Seate, | Curlin, 1 a) (Br) Tu alway vege Mary Wheldon, guna; Judze Whitman, timore; sohire Canto dama, Trey, NYork, ‘At Quavantine—-Ships Currier, Knapp. Liverpool, via Phitwlel hi Phitatelp MeLo Baker, Piula; Amanda Au and Telassor, Wood, The T. has experenced very bad weather all the pa sage, lont main topgallant mast and sprang head chain of ma‘n mast. Signal fora ship and a bris, Cid 3d and sid 4th, sehr D | hadoos, Mayo, Ca ytien, Sli, bark Mat Boston, but probably avchored below, whero tlin vessels b ported remain, Bark Elk left the city, hat Bartimony, June 8—Ar, bark Ida,’ Halle: Jeworr: reports off New Point, ship Charles, We in toe bar, several square rigged vessols at nn Alder, (Brem) Hohorst, Iremen; brig Syl it Indies: schrs Centurion, tterson, W 1 NY Sld, ship Ader, (Brem) Hoherst, Bro: 3 rks Jwia Payson, Preble, Horton; Glamorgan, Foeke, Kiugston, J sehr Time, Hudson, Nassau, N P. CHARLESTON, June 6—Arr steamship Northerner, Badd, New York. Cli bark Belvidere. Robertson, Antwerp, brig Mary ‘Jar Lermond, Providen nish schr Desenda, Dugol, St Thon as i Ativan, June 2—Ate aches Cornelia, Grunt, Virxi Hand Philadelphin: brig E Pratt, Baker, a rion, Mids, Richinond ‘for Dighton; EB Harkn Creage, Philaselphia; Daring, troy: sloops Jas Gor Norfolk; Excel, NYork: 4th Ph ia Company, Butt, Tant New OxLPAns, May soar (). ships Atlantic, Rose, New York Palestine, Jo morn, do: 1 ard, Boston Freewan, do; 4 (ir) Deteoul, Hall; tarks Keple Kruder itremen ; Det ie, (Br) Kenm ive Ann dane, Flitner New Y evil, Minoti, do; bri cen! (ity Nelmen, st Vin rs, Eliems, Thomas ley, Taxnpico ; whi Cot Crom, Hagers, Tirasos San Scranton, Taber do; John Weatet, Ciepp: Turpion: Mech Washington, DC; Elin, Scornbeck, Pensacola. Cli, Brewater, rp, Kobinson, Boston ; Liverpool ; Lemuel, int n, Doane, Genoa Towboat € Queon, bark Delawarian, and brig Hindoo, ma Watts and Geo sehre C wa on the 20th, ships ‘Mones sehr Aparecida, Towboat Hereul Brandywine lark Lautan, go et DON, June 7—Arr rhip Hibernia, Smith, Sta Cruz, curs Nowthern Rei oFORD, duhe 7—Arr sche bi rightman, Baltimore. Sid, sehr Ficfield, Bennet, Norfoll N Gambrill, Craton, komoke, Hitehen, Virginia; Seqnel, Weaver, Philwie'ph riskie, Barker Phiindelphin Rienzi, Durfee, N Stovmboat Argo, Winslow, Warren, Telow—Soh Holder I Rhodes, Philadelphia, Philadelphia; sehrs J Dickinson, Corson, Philedet Salted —Brig Gathering & Mary, mM and Niagara, Corson, Phfiatetphi : SAVANNaMt, June 2—Cld, gilnn, Gilkey, Boston sche Gon Waaldaglon, Lighibourae, Nv York." Ar. brig Cyclops, SaLew, June O—Arrechr Jovy Arey, Bangor for New Cahorn, Boston, ak "Sfoyindioe So Soae Carr P tbe Pearl, Manter, Tikbury, Ee Rae a Be seas Meg 24, Passengers Arrived. Livenpoor-—Ship Fanchon—T Blake, 8 Murray, M Mears BE & A He tet and 423 in the steers, U ellington.—Mr L fehwah, U Bf see Ne nentine, do; Miss # Jee, W War Banister, J W Wilson, Hr Cathrine Tengland ; Muller. France: Jas Powler, N York: 6 | yaa Hopkin- son, Geo Wheeler, C Adama, and F Westron, d; N Levens. thal, Poland; J Lawald, Germany; IT Oliver. it "Towel, England; Messrs Dumorton, Lane pet, Chemunaus Mics Eermery, Mixx ‘Will, Miss Starkey, Mrs ‘sobr er Felker, Belmont: om fins Bagot, Mr Vics Capt F otk de mdee to 8 Th: My I Petersburg, rsh, lee yr Ochna Yor Liverfol. ‘Jum Hurley, Mester Hurley, Miss M Carroll, and 201 in wo Conden John Ist 0 REMAINING IN THE NEW YORE AL, Post Ottioe, June 10, 1368 Cronin Timothy OPWICIALLY. ‘THE PAPER HAVING THE LARGEST Gonklng Se, ATION. Conk "Pious mention the date of the at in which they are adtveetiaed. Saar ‘ LaDIes' LIST. “a °, 4 jFleteher Miss Juliet |. 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