The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1855, Page 6

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 4, 1855. @ar Rochester Co eespondeace: Rooaassras, Jaly 2, 1855. Snportent Move om the Political Cheseboard— Perticoning Letter from Waphingten Hunt. . | Landing democrats and anti- Meine law mon are fn'bigh feather. It is understood here by a few of tee best informed im political. circles, that an im- pestast political movement is about to be made by ‘Tharlow Weed, that will secure aa anti-Hindoo and tm antl Maine-iaw triamph at asingle biow. Me. W.'s political position in tne State at this time is known to be a negative ons, acd the object dearodt to his heart is the defeat of the Hindoo fiolet. Tho whigs cannot b2 transferred to tho demeceata in eofflvient nambss to ensure success. It tebeNeved tast tor ovary whig shat can be carried the democra’s, four would go to tae Hindoos, end thuv ciect their ticket. fhe “republican” tioket is likely to prove = failure for the eames Mem who have always voted whig, and whig whilst thers is such a ticket the demesrats or fuse with tho will go, it ta fiared, direotly b> T> meet the emergexcy, and considerable portion of the whigs Hindoos, and thereby seouring Weed, it is said, Sas drawa up s very able letier, euch as he oviy onn write, and placed it in Governor Hant’s hande, te-abpeer in afew days over tne Governor's st grature, ostensibiz of defining hia owe voritiva, The le ter ‘will aawume t) be eminently aetional, tske strong jeinat fasion of an; kind, d-el Sam a back low in an adroit way,arnd windup by urging oper to remain whore they are, run their God trast tothe immutability of their for Gaal savceas. It ia bolleved that this prpenpeal will geoure tre geadan Le aemeato Micket beyord a question. tne {etter is now in Gov. H's banda, and will be celled ous ia day or two. in your city has been fixed upom to call 's. Views on the prexeut condition of p> litdoal affairs im this State. Weed sill stand aloof, and assume to be opposva to toe eatire affair, trust- he well may, to nis feat and reisble friond, Governor Hunt, to execute t ia deep alee? The destined to have more trouble with low than they have bargained for. Wilson has played one card for him io Massachusetts, and Hant the other in this State; and these alone, it 19 thought by the ablest ‘demacorete here, will defeat she Htadoos now ani in an anti-Maive law triumph this fall, Give a clear field to the Pierce democracy e year thie Sem holds a full hand, but Thuriow jing. Keep ocooi, but have an ese te 4 Looxer On. EL passed through Roohester last i 3 whigs: own rf t P. &.—Gov. Now Patents Issucd. Ldat of patents iasued from the United States Patent Offdes for the week ending June 26, 1855, each bearing that Gate:— Wiliam & Ny gre F. Bo: sg Watertown, Mass , for ok, Conn., for improved Martin Croke, of New York, N.Y, for improvement im weather atripe fer doors. 3 Abraham & lea N. Clow, of Port Byron, N. Y., for tim corm shellurs. . of Dorset square, England, for im emdtile machines. English patent 13, 1862. ‘M. Zantac, of Salem, Maas., for Improved window sashes. ‘meee }, Of Philade(phia, Pa., for improvement Meere B. ee » (Inte) of Concord, N. H,, for tidal un. Jonas S. Halated and Cornelius J. Ackerman, of New York, N. Y , for carpenter's mitre and bevel square Charles S. Harris, of Heiyoke, Mass., fer bali ‘A. V, Hough, of Green Castle, Iad., for improvement tn brick waathtoee ears re lh I mode of ; Obaries H. Johnson, of Bosten, Mass., for improve- meat im gas burners, RA. L. MoCar‘y, of Sabie Parish, La , for improvo- fetes uso stieai olis, Ind., for ii t ana) ., for improvement taboo clare Teneo M. Wade, of Clinton, Mich., for improvement ia a ‘Wier and Laclen Moss, of Philadeiphia, Pa., for ir. Dw of Morgantown, Va., for improvement Bernarc O Bryan, of Marietta, Pa., for improvement = Pecks of oe Fe N. Y., for im; am, s ,N. Y., for ve - ‘tentis straw cutters, dvahpiis A <a ‘Abraham Poweil, ir of Mare Island, Cal , forimprove- SF ates ot Helis it, Me., for im tin wei for remeat tax brane. ie A. Btarr, of New York, N. Y., for improved ad- : ot tne blo spay B. Eli of Bl Btevens and Solomen naira, in window linda, doves ke.” of Mercer, Pa., for wheolright's guide stuns y ; he ow » grass, &o. Thompeos, ‘of Budalo, N. ¥., for improve- st 8 for making boots aad shoes. ;, OF Pail Mall, England, for improvements ia, fer boxes, ko. Rees. Champion, of Watsizgton, D.C,, for improved Repoee. ot prio, N mates ieee eetiona . |, ., for improvement me Maney, iprevem¢ in | &. t, Pa., for improvement patos) Y.., assignot Ne ¥., ws ir meownviles .¥., foe design FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONZY MARKET. Toxspar, Jaly 3—6 P. M. “The stock market continuss buoyant. Most of the leadisg stocks advanced today, batia others there was 6 downward tendency. At the fint board Indiana 6's advanced } per cent.; Mlinols Con teal bends, {; New York 7's, }; Cumberland Coal, j; Yew York Central Railrcad, }; Cleveland and Pitts- barg, 14; Michigan Central Railroad, 1; Miino's Central Riilroad, j; Galena and Chicago Rail road, 4; Chicege and Rock Island Railroad, }. Ni- Osragua Transit doolined { per cent.; Roading Railroad, }; Michigan Southern Railroad, }. Nica” rages Trousit wae very active to-day. The sales to” day@um up forty five hundred shares, which is Somethiog ucusasl for thie stock. Io ratirosd steoka there was not ma‘h activity. Railroad bonds wore freely offered, and as fresiy tsken. Illinois Conical constraction bonds toucred Ligher potata to” doy than bave bese known for many months, and we one m2 reason why preseat prices should not he sastalsed. Erie bonds, New York Coatral bonds, Hudsca River bonds, and ths bonds of several Weatern companies, eold to a modorate extent to- Cay ot previous prices, There was no movement of Ocemegueare in state stocks, but prices were aus tained. The Hexover Insurance Company have declared ® cemienoual dividend of six per cent. ‘The Latte Sobayikill Ra‘iroad have declared # ¢ividend of four per cent. tus Washington Gas Light Ocmpazy have declare’ s tividend of fire per cent, The Chester County fron Manufacturing Company have deciared o semi-nanuxi dividend of three per cent. ‘The letter published in s morning paper of the 2d Inet. parporting to have been written by Robert Sobaytor, the great railroad swindler and defeutter, ts considered among financiers and business mon a hoax. Our Fourier friends have either been hum- bugged, or they have made an effort to humbug the Commonity - perhaps both. hat Sehuyler shoald waite a letter for publication upon points of the moat trifling importaace compared with the great fread he practised upon this commanity, is too ab eurd to fizd cue believer amoeg men of common sense, No wention is mace in the letter of the out of the pockets of the people; items, of mo consequence to the the pablic, are made the letter, which is paraded of heing genatne. Mr, mothing to gain or lose by any state ment he could make, or by any error in the books 10 ome belleves for a moment that Sebazler was alone in bis defalctins We ever had a doubt bat that certain individaals pretty well known in this community were more intimately coa- vected with Sohn ler than has yet appeared; acd the great defaulter should make en effort, with his breken health and broken spiw, before itis to> late, to place the public in the possession of all the details of his unpardonable crims and hie aiders end abetters. We undoubtedly have among us mon in high positions of trust who are co better than ®Beboyler, and he can be of service, notwithatanding bis own sins, in protecting the community fcom soch sha:ks. The 7'ribune must try again. Sone ‘thing more plausible, more probable, than the iet- ter published, should be manufactured for the pub- Uo appetite. ‘The annexed statement exhibits the value of mor- chandise, specie, &c., exporied from tia port dur- ing the mouth of Juno in each of the pait two years:—+ Coaannor OF Tut Port ov Naw Yor«--Vaus oF Lieporra, June. 1854. 1865, Demestic produce. + $4,526,883 $3,956,708 Foreige merchant ts 145,600 647,682 Do dutiable ... 650.665 730806 Speele and bullion, 6,168, 185 2,852;393 Totals... vee $10,899,722 $9,108,007 ‘This shows a docrosse of $1,296 635 in the aggra- pate. The whole of this deccreasa was in spe te Whe exportation of morchurdise ia the month each peer was within o few dollars of t' 6 same auount. The avnexvd statement «x irits ‘he condition of tho banks of Ne w Orleans for the week ending Jane 26, compared with that of the weex previous:— Banks ov New ORvRANS, Cash Assets, ——Louns ——_-——— Specie ——, June 18 June 2. June is. June 25. 1,649,652 629 186 A 1,859,774 ; 1,824,163 4 293/463 067,288 986,730 250,220 237,882 261/044 266,692 122288 169,908 676,206 624,965 215,067 222,677 602 800 13,120,413 6,830 974 6,741 585 Decrease $473,387 ” Decrease 89,389 Cash Liabiticies. —Circulation.—— Gee See $2,176,080 2,189,948 2,723,306 2,627,780 + 914,810 915,736 911,802 833 869 + 893,989 898,194 2,508,569 2,353,219 1,0917750 1,640,010 2'798;105 2'801/860 4. 840,510 '361,690 706,149 '699'323 + 528,835 518,060 720,624 685.643 + 218,600 218.455 197,947 200,562 « 652,025 668,555 607,682 652 592 en ne, ev et Total.....,.86,716,699 6,635,842 11,081,173 10,754,817 Decrease $79,907 Decrease 326,356 Total......$13, Citizens’ Conal , In addition to the foregoing cash assets, the barks bold foreign and domestic exchange to the extent of the respective figures opposite, as com: pared with /ast week:— Junel8, June 25. $476,158 $482,962 728,255 714,822 505,697 669,488 161,462 171,218 61008 116,118 Citizens’ Bank... . 643,615 485,206 2 184,606 173,780 + 424/895 457,866 TotMl....scesseeveseseseeeeees $8,115,276 $3,260,955 We subjoin likewise the compa:ative monthly statement of the banks, showing @ iayge decrease in the main departments, viz.: cf culation, $284,782; Geposits, $1,048,873; other cash liabilities, $307 656; apecie, $800,096; loans, $1,253,404; ex hange, $190,523. There is an increase in other cash assets of $15,228, Banks OF Naw Onceans. Cash Liabili.ies. —— Circulation. ——, ——Deposi!s —— May, June.” May. Pune, $2,108,086 6,189,048 8,026 818 2,627,730 ; 915,735 1,024,055 '833/860 978'514 803,194 2,628,529 2,263,219 1,106,275 1,040,010 2'904'007 201,850 346,7'6 "351.000 768,025 609,328 540,910 5 8,060 724.949 685,603 920,825 918,455 201,462 200,562 629,925 563,665 535,256 61 2,692 Total...,...86,920,424 6,935,642 11,802,600 10,754,817 Other Cash Liad!s — ———Total -——, 42,111 6,260,861 4,809,785 167,042 2'252,004 1,917,546 653,703 4,221,889 3,800,116 672,128 4,641,968 4,413,902 21,075 1,160,288 1,072,088 19.661 15,310,966 1,223,384 200 1,200 '432,471 91,133 167,240 1,256,318 1,223,337 1,792,712 1,485,016 20,616,826 18,875,515 Cash Assets, — Specie. ——_, ——— Loans. ——_ iw b June. May. Tune. 1,889,908 1,660,552 8,492,670 3,228,504 834,320 "629,188 1,723,075 1,636,783 2,088,616 1,859,774 2,403,124 2,409,683 1,626,711 1,624,168" 9,649,035 3,146,805 211 '828,463 1,138,079 '939,601 818,716 287,862 1,045,056 ; 212,796 169,006 226,643 256 602 : 207/913 222677 718,935 624,965 Total...,....87,641,681 6,041,586 14,382,817 13,129,413 Other Cash Assets. ———- Total. -——— May. June. May. June. — $10,803 6,025,623 5,403,185 + 1,200,000 1,200,000 @'Sei' 056 982,410 "285,000 '285,000 6,606 084 5,226,681 677,425 1,604,460 1,673,513 750,000 2,110,019 2,055,498 ‘Totel..... ....04,087,000 4,002,228 29,451,976 27,200,181 ‘The annexed statement exhibits the quantity aad value of certain articles exported from this port during the week ending Friday, June 29, 1855, distinguishing the destination and extent of ship- ments to each place: — Commence OF THE Port oF New York—Werx Ly Exports. LIVERPOOL Cotton, bls..1,547 $88,028 Cheese, 1ba.60,889 $4,070 r = >. ro 5 Corn, buah.30,868 41.201 Whalebone..4,468 2/055 Logwood, tons 146 3,375 Gu. P. goods,.” 10 2,919 Brazil nuts... 800 3,196 pe Ni, Total.....s..6, $145,204 LONDON, 2 $500 Sking, bales, 2 $845 ,ibs....7,120 1,993 Olleake, bbls 1,080 7,542 Turps., bbls,2,752 17,867 Tob’co, los.61,328 16,368 W'bneslbe.130,308 5, a." 94 80 1 Corr, bush... 2,204 Lard) Ibs.. .43,700 Whalet’ts,cks 11 8p. oil, galls. 1,68: Whale do Batter, Ibs. 5,708 Lant oli.gails. 830 Bp. turp'une 245 2,352 Tar, bola... 6,000 Staves... Total $056 727 4176 16,347 116 $38,494 $14,161 4,161 40 $1,000 ,250 Rosin, boxes. 598 — 1,126 1,320 Fastie, toms. 30 ‘810 $9,008 $204 3b8 2,880 ian 160 4,049 100 760 973 $119,264 logw'd bx 260 Mahog'y, loge 262 $4,568 Maoh’y, cs.. Btaves......5, 4,804 her 340 500 , ‘ble iv Dry gi if 8, OF, = = 8 ed SeezS82 CaDr. Boot, bbis..., 18 310. Candies, bexea 12 8150 Pork... 20 300 Btavas.... 16,000 6,60 scsevsseeessves 160, $36,090 $161 Resin, bble.. 160 6243 410 Sp. turpentio 34 464 206 Staves......1,600 828 Cotton, bales, 20 $1,600 Segara, cases, 5 8! Sperm ol, gl 3,112 4,412 Logwood toas1s4 4,398 Pimento, bs.” 96 624 00! 900 Other articles — tous: baw, 4 103 Condles, boxes 60 720 Total... OONSTANTINOPLE, Coffee, bage. 166 2,00 Sugar, boxes, 209 $3,000 Gare, h spikes 600 1,036 Rum, bois... 936 16,000 BRITISH NORTH AMERIOAN OOLONIEA, Flour, bbls..%,692 $25,110 Kice, tes..... 4 $164 Whea',bush.1,4t6 3,664 Tobscoo,ibr 18,831 9,017 Meal bbls....'478 1,662 D.appies,bbls 10 1/078 Bret 16 "248 ‘Tea, pkgs... 63 ‘068 Ll G0 8,956 pak seseneseTePtos aoneicereBBOTRT BRITISH WERT INDIKS, Flour, bhs.. 72 $6,876 Candles,boxes 717 $2 347 R;¢ flour... 62 ANT Lard, tbe..13,387 1,820 1 1 573 Starch, boxes 80 ‘258 178 Ri 919 204 ai But 469 Tobacco. 81 1,488 Rateins boxes 1% 1236 Drugs. pkgs, 20 231 612 Hats, oreo 4 ltt 924 Hacd'ware, 20k 113 ‘I’rp'vico,bola 6 = 104 860 Indigo, cases 3 — 30L 2,040 BootsXahoes, 12 672 855 Other articles — 2,168 7 aes, "G88 Total... s+ +.45 885,028 ‘OUBA, $236 Berk, bhds.,. 20 $24 1,298 Nuils, pkgs .. 126 54a 195 St br 1348 916 Be cases, 6 145 425 Pumps, boxes 2 = 250 217 Machisery .. 22 — 480 181 Shoots &H.5,004 8,960 871 Ochor articles’ — 17 518 oe 616,554 +25,000 $2,200 PORTO RICO, Flour, bbls.,, 50 $563 Hams..,...1,264 $161 Pork... 20 dy, 12 642 Cheesa, Iba... 549 66 Shooks,bdls,. 200 380 Candles, bes. 40 136 Hoops.......6,000 144 Lard, Ibs,..10,647 1,202 Other articles — 342 BRA; Flour, bbis..1,404 $17,046 +s, 387 $4,079 Bilds,’on... 2,000 Lard, tbs...10,714 1,318 S. turpentine. 50 828 Cornehellers. 20 186 Butter, loa..1,000 375 Wood ware... 179 308 ca 1,020 kgs... 200 2078 S44 114 Tubing, bils.. 14 946 Mahogany ft5,674 712 697 Lumber....87,002 1,108 6,053 ‘Woodware, ca 360 Mateh¢ 19 1,808 Other articles. $19,957 $11 L AMBRICA, Lumber, ft..3,700 (32 Candies, 30 ‘275 Crackeza, bbls 56 Drugs, ¢: 289 Macbinery... 1 100 Cheese, ios..2,700 270 Haws, Iba... 2,662 303 Neils, kegs... 100 Rice, terces.’ 30 1,214 Butter, Ibs... 719 140 Candies, brs. 215 909 Otherarticles. — 663 Tobacco, 1bs.4,315 512 Total... ..sesesssesecccessrecvonsenee MEXICO. Gas matorials.........s0000+ veee 5,658 $13,213 VENEZURLA. Flour, bbls.. 165 $1,912 Butter, Jbs..2,204 $188 Rye do. ~ 20 165 Tobacco, bois. 16 2,188 i 21 664 26 14 186 492 150 D.good iss HL. ware, os.. 206 Rope, colts... 105 181 Osaum, be.. 40 068 seeeeseeeesB1T,616 \USTRALIA, + $282 Boats... » 2 $100 }, bxs. 200 1,262 Woodwork.... — 968 coils 180 3,414 Lumber,pcs.43,007 13,008 Drugs, os..., 26 300 —_-— Domestica,cs. 85 920 — Total............. 820,218 CUPLATINE REPUBLIC. $804 Hertings, bxa 418 $119 Codfish, ibs.4,333 140 92 Domestics, bis’ 67 3,870 Lamber, {%.46,805 "738 Shooks......'250 800 107 700 Otherarticles — 373 + 923,037 $938,641 1,338,084 Value of exports. $2,277,625 Value of imports, 3,476,431 Fxceas of imports over exports,,...........81,187,606 There is nothing particularly important or inte- resting ia the above statement of exports. It will beacon that the aggregate has been pretty wel) distributed. Breadstuffs form but a trifling amsunt in the total. Mock Exch: Tooey, July 3, 1855, 110% 100 aba Cam Coalad0 20 86% 500 do 160 98% 860 26 60 96 100 St 300 canton Gomipeny } atom iv rd ema . 88 12 NY OmRR.... 192 "68 1083 100 do. 20C0 Erie Com.'71.83 8675 100 10000 do. bo0 87% 100 eevee 4000 do. 96 Cleve & Pits RR 61K 16000 Erie ba 92h¢ ‘180 Mich CentRRp&c 98 1000 do.......0 O1% 80 Erie Railroad..., 62% 12000 Hud R'Sd'm.03 78" 60 5 10000 d0.,,..b00 78% 6 y 260 do.,....b90 7h 160 C00 INCURRbs.03 865 100 £00 te. 86% 400 toco a: eae en 14000 218 Harlem ‘iiit! 93 308 cr 100 pt s > F000 LE, WabAStL >a 87 1600 Cle&RI RR bs 162 1000 C&T Ine con bs OL 1600 C & Toi aly bds 843% WO nbs Nic Tran. b60 oe eo Ie 1460 do.. xO do ‘ 100 00. 20 do . 04g 100 do 90 Gal & Chie RR. 109° 760 do. de... B60 LOK 260 do, 226 Clev & Tol RR.o3 94 100 do. 6 srstiase OOM 2 95 Ch & Re ial RR. 975g Choplayed greater @rmess Wheat—About 2,500 0 3,000 Doebers Covadian, fir white, wold ot $2 a” Ryo—800 beebels cold at $1 66 1,000 busceis barley malt sold 6tp t Corn ti a abi pging ox. ‘sce; the eales embraced 30,000 a 40,000 Santee ot 8 Ovo, for common. to 9ic & for goot Wes'ere mixed. with some lots of yellow at 950 ; wh ite wes ecarce, and pomival, Oats were dull, anisales ucloporent Corren —100 bags Rio ware sold at 10c.; of 1,200 pegs Jam at like, to arriv Bd Ji age Rio; 5 955 bags Pry 02 bage Porto Ris9; ; 169 St. Dom at Levant per bustel, for and a cargo The stock of dere pions there woe ra' nese, otter cesre lots were rasier to purchase, without change . The sees tcoted up about 1,500 bales * —— 20, 3 pushels of crn were aha 431.5 end abocs B.(4 dand uBcompersred, Se. Hay.—Small sales were making at 100c. a 106c. for abipping lots foLasers —250 bbds clayed Cubs were sold at p. t., acd a emell ot do Cubs muscovads at 28c. Nava Stores were quiet, at unchangsd prices. Provistoxe —The pork marset , with, about 300 bbls new meen, } 4 $19 12, no 600 co. at $19 , however, was consid- ered rather upier the marset for @ good article for im- mediate debvery New prime was at anout $16 60, while O'¢ wees wes nominal Beef was firm, with sales 200 bbis, couutrs meae,'at $9 75 to $10 26 for country prime, ane at $11 8 $'3 for moss do Cat meate—Selos ofanoat Prices —About 511 begs pimento were o:d, to arrive end n bosd, at 9%c ‘Svoans —The market, on account of the holiday, was quiet. The sales ineluced 300 9 400 bhds, Cuba at 67¢¢. @ Ge., 00d 60 boxes Havana at 7c. Ton.cco.—There was a fair demand, and prices con- tloued witbout chemgeof moment. Sales of 186 bh« Kentucky and Maysville, 7%¢ 010%%c.; 98 bales Ha- vena {fc & 36c; ba, p. t ; 132 cases aved i hie. a 12No. of” Spanieh tobacco in New York, 30th June, 1855, was as follows :— Havaea, bras Yara. Cienf. 5 Stock Juze 1, bal 2,616 ns = Received since, 3 8210168 Total....... 4,608 1,207 70 (168 Sales to June 211 5 _ 2,088 «8698420702168 ‘Wiisery.— " bout 200 bbla. were made at 41c. #41 c., while holders demancea 42c. New York Cattle Market. Wapnespay, July 3, 1866, Owing to the Fourth of July this year coming on Wed- wesday, the regular market day, the trade, as previous- ly agreed upon, came togethers day in advance, ALLERTON’S. ‘The intense heat of the weather has had a somewhat depreesing influence, but it was not believed that at the close many becves would remain over unsold. During the day, however, the sales were alow, buyers holdin, back a little, in consequence of the higher prices aske: bythe brokers, The number of cattle on sale during week wea 1,621; inthe yards to-day, 1,830. Toe range of prices was from $9 to $12; the average, $10 00. Someinferior descriptions sold at $8 60. Cows are without quotable change from last week. Veal is low- er, and noc in much request. Sheep ant lambs and ratber obeaper. The following table sl of the country and by what conveyances the #0) came:— Huceon River Ratlzoad, Do. boats Beef cattle, extra qualit; $12 50a — — Do. geod quality 10 00 a $10 50 » Common. 90a 9 50 Do. —_snferior, 850, — — Cows and calves, 76 On — — Do. 36 COa 50 €0 De. 5 Oa 45 00 Veal... e+e 4a 6 Do. exira... 6 0a — — Sheep and lambs, +» 200— 600 Do. oxtra 82a —-— Swine, grosa,,..... be 8 BKOWNING’S. Received for the week ending July 2:— Steep and lambs, 5,609 Cows end calvee, 33 Veals........ 6L ‘The market for sheep and lambs is pretty well supplied witb good and common stock; the demand i though prices favor rather the buyer. of sales will give a fair retrospect; be has sold poor lambs end thia sheep as low as $1 per head, sheep as high as $8 50, azd lambs as high as $6. There is « large supply on hand this morning, and about 1,000 or more to ar- rive. The exoestive heat evercomes scme sheep. The arrivals from this State, New Jersey, Ohio, Kea tucky, and a few from Indians. Bu are holding on, ex] the market still lower. The Western States 10%. Heary diana cattle at an Siig about calves—no variation from week; tine disposed of s drove of 82 $10, weg) yey tales very slow. Istana milemen. Veni sol bolas oh rowel oe Tb., live weight. v 5 at from c, ve . Tho bot venther reduoed the price of good veal to be, average of $3 61, AT CHAMBERLAIN’S. 104 beet cattle... 62 cows and calves, 167 veal calves (live weight) 6469 sheep aud lambs... AT O’BRIEN’S. or ii | GIs The Lead Trade. MESSRS. FABER & PERKINS’ OIRCULAR. 4 Naw Yorn, June 30, 1866. ception of @ momestary activity about et, our lead market has been excesdingly quiet eince our report of 2th ult yand the course of Dusiness vo irregular that the actual buna fide saies are copeiderably jens than reported from timé to time, and will not sgereaate over 1,000 tone in the five weeks, about one-talf being to arrive. Here and there sales have been made at ssc per Ib. decline; but the priaci- al boicers of lead in store, and for neer arrival, are not ‘te follow a downwnrd market, and as they re. resemt nine-tenths of the stock, and refuse to soli at fegn than 6% a 0-160., this price Smay be assumod as a fair quotation. Some of our largest manufacturers are still rece'ving of their purchases made abroad, and as their actual wants are pot very urgent at this reason, they fad thess supplies sufficeut. e quantity of load arrive is far short of lsat year at this time, so fer as known; but, om the other hand, we have an incroase of 1,600 tons in the stock, which will make up the difference. ‘We may ere remark, that in consequence of the ex. freme depression which pervaded gommerclal affairs the commencement of this yout, & ory general opinion prevailed that the consumption of lead would be so much checked as to present @ very unfavorable com [sag + with Inet The following statement shows at the outgoings our marset in the first six months of this year are a trifle xcens of last ysar; and with these facts before us, and tsking into accouat the new impulse trade generally is likely to receive from the perous condition of the eouatry, after the seca- _ en str.ndant harvest, we see no cause for lead to cee! below present prices. Stock of lead om band Ist January, 1864 Receipte in first six months of 1864 .., 11,863 Stock on hand 3(th June, 1964.. Token outof the market first six months 1854,10,407 Btock on band let January, 1866 PReceipta in fret aix motittis of 1865; Stock om bend this day ,, ADVERTISEMENTS BENEWSO &VMRY DAY. ISERENTS BENEWEO VES! DAL. BOAKDING AND LODGING. WANA —_—~ RA nnn . ranvart Lipciy WOULD Ler ef) GENTLE. mea ond wife, or two gentlemen, a mt Foo A house with modera {mpeovements, with full or bd tial beard. Terms moderate. Inquire at 165 West Nine- {eenta street, near Eighth avenue, GENTLEMAN WISHES BO4RDING, WHERE HE would meet with refined and agreeable society; for ‘next wo menthe, preference would be givea to the country; eftee that tums a comfortable home in tha city is desied, engegemect for #hich be made now. ‘Address Comfort, Hera:d office. VEY SUPLRIOR AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED parlor acd bedroom, with or without board, to jet, om Broadway, near the St. Nioboias and Metropoli- tan Botin; terms very low; nominal charges will be a0- u premises unoccupled, Ad. FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED with fall or partial beard, and pleasant rooms, at 107 Wooster street. OARD—TO LET 10 ONE OR TWO SINGLE GEN. Unmen, a room, with partial board, with the uso bath, Enquire at No. 149 Spring st OARD IN CHAMBERS STREET.—A FEW SIAGLE gentlemen, or a gendeman aud wife, will be recuiy- é4 on reasonable terms, as transient or permacent boarders, at 121 Chambers atreet Reference required Bom ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS.—GENTLEWEN rf ‘and their wives, or single gentlemen, can find good ed, mith pleasazt rooms, at 120 Coiamoa street, three minutes’ walk from Faiton or Wall street ferry. References excharged, OARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS, 116 COLUMBIA atreet, near Clark —The houee ts delightfully sita- ated, wita a splendid view of the harbor and bay—a l.ca- tioa'ur surpassed for beauty of prospect, and within three minutes’ walk of Wali strect and Fulton ferries, Reference exchanged, OARD IN THE COUNIRY.—A FEW SELECT BOARD- B evs wili be received at @ pleassat mansion on the of the Hudecn river, wito.n a few miau‘es’ wa'k railroad depot, aad about three hours from the city; rooms large ord airy, the best of water, conveniences for bathing, snd all otker luxuries cf the coua'ry or city which may be required. For perticalars, loave is ltely given to refer to WM. 8. JENNINGS, Esq, 24 Brctiscat atrest OARD WANIED—IN THE VICINITY OF NEW York, for two families, consisting of nine grown persons ard five children. Terms must be moderate. ‘Address box 1,210 Post Office, OARD WANTED—IN THE COUNTRY, WHERE there is go d sea bathing, for thres or four grown Persona, within two hours’ ride of the city. Address H. Anderson, 115 Nassau street, room 12, with terms, &c. OARD WANTED-BY A SINGLE GEN(LEMAN. Location below Fourteenth atreet, and rear Brot way. Dinner at 6o'clock. References exchanged. Ad- Gress C, Riilem, Herald office, OUNTRY BOARD WANTED—FOR A FAMILY OF four persona, in a private family or boarding house, within two hours of the city. Three or two large rooms will be required for about turee month. Good plain fare will suince, providedeverything is clean. Address 0.8. B., Herald office. e OUNTRY BOsRD —A FEW FAMILIES CAN BE AC- commodated with Parner furnished rooms, at the Park House, Orange, N. J., fifty minutes from New York by railroad, six trains’ per day. For particulars apply on the premiser, or at 51 Maiden lane, OUNTRY BOARD.—WANTED, BY A GENTLEMAN aud bis wite, board for the summer, in a private family, about ore hour's rice from the city, by either railroad or stenmboat; on the sea shore pre‘erred. Ad- creas, stating location and terms, H. B. M., Broadway ont ice. AGLE HOTEL—LODGERS.—GENTLEMEN ARE requested to remember that they canodtain good comfortable locgirgs, in single well veotidated rooms, for 26 cents per night, at the hotel corner of l'ranifort and Willlam etreets, (URNISHED ROOMS TO IET—TO GENTLEMEN: without bosrd, in a genteel private family, on Twenty-tighth street, near Madison aveoue. baths, &e, all throvgh the house, Address H. H.R, box 1,820 Post Office. E—ANY GENTLEMAN WT: iG PARLORS ‘anc bedroom, for lodging only, in « private family, near Broadway and Fourth street, can learn the particu- Jara by spplying to J. R. Burton, 149 Broadway, up stairs, ERSONS WHO WISH BOARD IN THE COUNTRY for a few weeks, about fourteen miles from the asaat, thy place, mear the salt water, he landlord at Costham square Post Office, be- tween cne and two o'clock in the afternoon, and hear a full statement of the location andterms Caa come di- rect from the door five times a day to this city. TATEN ISLAND.—CHELSEA HEIGHTS.—BOARD.— . For parti- culars apply at 762 Broadway, or of ieelen Butler, Port Rickmond landing, or on the premises. LET—FLEGANT APARTMENTS, AT 206 MOTT street, between Houston and Bleecser, near \- ¥sy and the Bowery, with or without furniture, and, if desired, breakfast. T° LET.—FINE FURNISHED ROOMS, IN A PRIVATE family, in the bouse 166 Walker street, for a Seni or gentleman and wife. Inquire at 165 er street. LET—WITH BOARD, UP family, a room as bed TOWN, IN A FRENCH furnished or unfur UU: TOWN.—AN pico peer Po) OF es ; extra a ms: pest beard, for $12 t. Wan House first class, Wont t bmg: Erspe vate, West th street, Between Broadway and Seventh avenue. ox: ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD FOR A GENTLEMAN and his wife, ina farm house, or private ly, where there are but few direstly om the sea shore, within 20 miles ct New York. Address, stating ANTED—COUNTRY BOARD FOR A FAMILY OF six or eight persons, in a farm house er private mily, where there are but a few boarders, direct! the sea shore, with: yee York. Address J. H., Heral Jooation, and whe: three or four d ACIFIC EXPREESS UOsPANY FOR CALIFORNIA, South Pacific, Oregon, Sendwich Islands and Chins. it peat regular express will ff forward on Thursday, July 5, per steamer GEORGE LAW, vie Panama; and Star of the Wert, via Nicaragua, in chirge of special mes- sengers. Freight taken at tae reduced rates. Small received until 2 o’elock of the day of sailing. itera for the above must be enclosed in government ten cen’ WM. H. HALL, agent, 124 Broad- en ‘ way, corner of Cedar strvet, AMERICA) UROPEAN JOINT STOCK EX ?RESS ‘and Exchange Company, 72 Broadway, New York pital stock, 260,000. ‘This compazy have purchased the European’ expresses of Mesera. Tvogrion Wells & Co, Wella, Fargo & Co., and Edwaris,Sanford & Co., and are F to forward parcels, packages, me 2, valuable articles and treasure to all the prinsipal cities Europe, to transact ali Custom House business with an- equal'es dispatch, in New York, Boston, Philadelphis, and Paltimore; to furnish bills of exe je iu sams to sult purchasers, and letters of credit om all the princi- pal cities of Great Britaic and the Continent, and to exe. cute abroad commissions of every description. Pack- a tor Europe can be forwarded by all the express of the United States and the Camadas. Bills of ex} ebange of this company on the principal cities of Eu rope can be purchased of the agents in all the principal towns and cities of the United States and the Canadas, Foreign offices—London, Liverpool, Paris, Havre, Bro- wen, Antwerp, and Leipsic, HS. LANSENG, Manger. =e INSURANCE, UTCERS FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 176 Chatham Aquare, corner of Mott street, New York, 2, 1855, At the annual election held this day at ‘the office cf the ccmpany, the following named gentlo- “Ay gt : ted neg (4 the he ensuing A errit H. Smith,Jr. Whitsel jen F. Pa tH oun ite B - Wileon Sma vid EL McAlpin, Jorathan P iwin A. Hopkins, Jacob Miller, etcham, Abram 8. ’ Edwé. AT James Y. Watkins, Wo. H. Charles Anson W Simpsoe, Mark Ste} a, Goo. J Ham! W. Woodford Jobn Pettigrew, os. Wai George H. Purser, Jobn Ash, Goerse Peck! Jossph Rass. A ‘of the Board of Dtrestors, held immedi. ately after the electron, fi ‘ker was unanimous- ona ly re elected President, W. Ketchs Vioe- President. By order, E. 4. FELLOWS, Searetary, FURNITURE. ARIS, PARA —THE UNDERDIGNED WOULD Re epectfully invite those persona visiting Paris this meer to call and examine his extenstve and elegant tage € 4 nitare. Te DeauCR ‘four, No. Boulevard Deus Mercbais. FP. S—All orders left at his brother's, a. Boox, 479 Broadway, New York, punctually attended ———— EETRA PAY, HOUSE TO LET—WITB ALL THB MCDERN Iu. provements, io the viciaity of Canal street, The Folture will be cold at asacritice, 64 the persons ace leaving the city. The feruitace is rosswced, of the vecy best quahty, apd only beon in use the Gest of May. Ad¢rees a vote to E, B., Herala office, stating where oa interview cen be bad. FURNISHED HOUSE 70 LET—CONSISTING OF ten roors, at 208 Canal street; ges has lately bese at in the bouse. Inquire of JUHN H, SURLEY, 260 ucson atieet. ARBER’S SALOON TO LET—IN THF SMITHSONIAN House, with entrance om B:oacway; all newly fit- ied up and furnished, ready (or immediste oocupamcy. Apply in the cffice, 604 Broadway. OL, FRESH AIR —T0 LET, IN WILLIAMSBURG, A beavtiin!, genteel residence, 7 rocms, 16 mimutse’ walx from the ferry boas, $140 collars pe a, Al #0, ap elegant house, atitable for a pel Loarding house, Apply at 462 Geand, ART CF A HOUSE TO LET—AT {4 TROY STRERE, wear Al jon square. Bor requi a ieiencen exchanged." aay Tienes, ARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE Af Cli ota. ten Island, to let, within tom minu‘es’ walk of Van erdilt’s lending. The grounds are well arc: aad bose tifully shaded. Torms moderate. Inquire ot & & HOWES, riding on Hbroadwey, up “INGLE ROOMS AND SUITES OF APARTMENTS, UN- furpaned, for gentlemen, and small familiss of grown pezeors, will be let, at very mocerate prices, im the genteci dwell.og house perth west corcer of Broad- way unc Thirty: first atcoet; very good locatioa, and con- venient to cars anc stages; breatfast and rooms attead- ed, if desired; batbs und other conveniences in the ho ise, None but most respectable persons aced apply. i eN 4 of of MR CHASTAR PLOWS, Die locaton fcr a dentist or dencing school Thirty first street, corcer of Broadway. TATEN ISLAND, CLIFTON.—TO LEI, WITH GOOD sea bathing, a cottage, with stacle, &s, ten mi- nutes’ walk from Vanderoilt landing Stagsa age the heuse, Rent very low. Inquire of GEO, WADE, coccer Water und Wail otreeti QUTATEN ISLAND.—1O LET 10 TWO SINGLE Gu. SS uemen, o large, airy, comfortably furnished rooa, with bedroom attached, with partial beard, The heuse is besutsfuly located, pear the water, a few minutes? wok from the ferry. "Address, with real name, P., bix 276 Post office. 0 LET—TRE THsEE STORY HOUSE, 89 KiNG street. Izquire of W. CLAREY, 24 Hammocaley swzest, for one week. (0 1ET—TWO HOUSES, JUST FINISHING; 18 BY 40, with all the moaern improvements; Nos 1095, and 111 West Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth ang Boventh avenues. Apply to M. WILSON, cor. Gortlaadt st, and Broadway, Gilsey Bullaings, 7° LET—TWO THREES STORY BROWN STONE front Baglish basoment houses, with ali the modarn improvements, in Twenty-first sere, betweee Fitth and lign Charente Apply to ALEXANDER WECKSEUKES, W° LET—THREE NEW HOUSES, WITH TEN ROOMS each, back and front basement, and Crotom water, in 85rd street, rear the corner of the 4th avenue, In- quire on the premises, or of R, L. SMYTH, 274 Bowery. LET—A SMALL TAREE STORY AND BASEMENT brick Rouse, 72 Wet Thurty third street, near Sixth avenue. Inquire of L. H. BEGUR, 24234 Grand stevet, clothing store, LET—A HOUSE AND STORE, NO. 61 WALKER stroct; It will be let at the rate of $700 per year, till the 1st of nextMay. Inquire at Thayer's get Broadway. THREE RY HOUSE li Por- within one minute's walk of the ase taquire of THOMAS MOR 10 LET.--THE NE lar street, Broobly ferry. | For farther pi TOA, 212 Pearl street, New TS, WEST HOBOKEN HCTEL TO LET.—POS*ESSION diately, Apoly to Mr. Henri Courvoisier, dt atreet, or to Mrs. Courveisier, fer- merly Mrs. Laliermant, West Hoboken, Sacer ere eeeeneeeneeene eee HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED. ANTED—A SECOND HAND ION SAFE, IN GOOD an rom ® manufact rm H bout 2 feet 6 inches wide, 2 org Reedley not less than 3 fest bigh. ' Any one having a sate of ch description may fiud » purchaser by naming a (air Price and addressing box 3,907 Post Office. ANTED—A €RCOND HAND ENGINE, OF FROM forty to eighty horse power, in good ranning order. Acdresa W. 1. Mc, 107 zd 100 Liberty street, atating Price, till Eaturéay, the 7th inst, ASTROLOGY. Chee a FXAMINATIONS,—MRS, HAYES, OF J this city, hes recently experienced superior oiair- voyant powers. The cause, locality and nature of por- sona’ diseases correctly told; correct accounts given re- specting absent friends, business, &c. Perfect aatisfac- tion givem or nopay. Office 176 Grandstreet. DR. HaYE3, Electrician. ADAME HARRIS, THE RENOWNED PHRENOLO- Ling Bio Paris, can be consulted about leve, marriage, business, -y apd will teli the name of the aay or tleman they will marry, also the name of her iters. Residence 1: uth wireet, corner of Fourth avenue, next coor to the church. MISCELLANEOUS. Born CASES ASSORTED FRENCH SILK and twist coat and vest buttons, for sale bj WM. 8. TOOLE & O0.,'120 Pearl RUEHES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH factory, 387 Pearl street, Fraaklin square. All of superior constently on bend. Machioe pair of lasts made to fit improvement of your comfort and health. ing on KENNEDY, 30 Frankfort street, the lestmaker, you can obtain the abuve. ONATHAN BERT & 80) MERCHANTS AND MAN- ufecturers of cutlery, y Hawa, edge tools, he ; converters and refiners ef steel. Agenoria works, Shof- fled, 1 GUN 8, WEBB, Agent, 212 Peart atreet, N. Y. R, PITKIN WILL SPEND THE FIURTH OF JULY, o 1865, at Woochaven, where he will attend te the tale of some of the best building lots, seotiona summer cottages to be found in the market, at the price, a EICHUM’S MOWING MACHINES, HAY P&E3si K borse bees, cultivators, plows, pa cutters, pons suellers, reapers, borre powers and threehors, combined threrhers and winrowers, and otber ma- chines, forsale by P, D. GATES, 12 Brosdway. eee ote ADIES, ATTENTION.—M. D'CAMERON (WHO WAS for sik years patronized by the late royal family of rapce) will forward to any address, for the sum of one dollar, enclosed im 2 prepaid letter, receipts and inetrac. tone Balen ae you to make with conse, and at an immense saving te yourselves, the following vi bie aad indispensable totlet articles:—His eeu My bo. quette, for the hanokerchiefs and gloves; his is beile white, for beautivying and improving the xion ; lis dentrifice, for cleaning the teeth and swesteniag: tbe breeth, his unrivalled eapatherion, for restoring the hair and preventing baldness; bis improved esseace of tyre, whieh will instantly dye red or gray bair a beautiful black; his invaluab's cosmabonate, for remov. ing frecktes and pimples from the skin. Also, his pou. dre sudtile, pomade, and bloom of roses, These arti. cles sre of uufailirg sficacy, and-may be relied on with on! confidence, M 4@’Cameron will guarantee the highest satisfaction, ax they will enable the purchaser cowt from de woJCts ip tbe akope adtsyenMawrg ig Masrice d’Cameton, Post Office, New Mr. D'Cémeron—Dear Bir—Your revetpte- will save & faabionaiis Iedy from $20 to $60 @ year. Bo- aides the economy ard anv jo of kno ere ine grent deal Of satietec that they aro free hn very ol oar using ARGRITE dow” bd Le apr N.Y, a ebiained your decals “aa ect ie om iy surprized. +o simple and easily ‘tong ose rete than 1 ever used, and I #! suppose, from the M No. 4 Co¥onade row, Cotambun atrest, il 4] OS8—NEW ORLEANS BLACK Moss, OF SUPRRI uuality, or sale by at ‘ . 8 LE & CO., 120 Pearl street, ATENT ELASTIC WATERPROOF SHIP PAUNT, FOR Pte bettoms natal rot, ot af kins of Ire and tee RL. GibLsike, Leo Water a. a MILDOLLAR, Broctize. © PATES Tas — PATENBERS OF INVENTIONS aL ready success! tm this to the bet- jer or cl manufacture of articles of com non. et ase, or to other material and whe may feel anxious to derive profit from the of metbeds imto certa n nations of re a vited te address themreiver (post paid) to D. care i au art ote Peace ane | patgh dR FAT, 1 Morony ob sealant i oe