The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1858, Page 8

EXTRAOEDINARY CXBEMONY AT OT. MARY'S CHURCH, HOBOKEN—SOLEMN CORONATION OF THE BLESSED ‘VIRGIN. Foigve, printed by Raphael in the year 1610, and pre: served in tbe Vatican, It was presented to the pastor by fhe late Duke of Genoa, brother of the present King o} Sardinia, The crown has been given by his widow, the Dechess of Genoa, The painting is nine fect high and six 2: vhe anniversary of the jmyvocation. crry CHURCHES. Religious services will be Leld this morning and even mg in Union Chapel, corner of Thirty-ninth street and Broadway, Rev. H. Mattison, pastor. ‘The firet anniversary of the Youths’ Missionary society wonnected with the West Forty-second street Presbyterian a@areh, will be held this evening. ‘The Rev. Dr. Macmenamy and Catholic friends of the ‘Young Men’s Reformation and other societies, will meet in ‘Spring Street Hall, 185 Spring street, thie evening, to con- wider ibe ancbristian character, absurdity and impossi- Dility of traneudstantiation. The young Christian Jew ‘will tke part in the exercises. ‘The Rev. I. B Pechelupe, pastor of = Protestant Epis- copal French church lately cetablished at Milwaukie, ‘Wisconsin, will preach this morning in the Church du St. Epprit, Franklin street. ‘Tere will be preaching this morning and evening in St. ‘Matthew's Wesleyan Methodist church, in Christopher street, between Bleecker and Fourth streets, by the Rev. ©. H. Harvey, D.D. Subject in the evening—‘The man- mer in which the Miracles of the Bible were performed and their perfect accordance with the Laws of Nature.”” Rey. E 8. Foster, of Cuttingville, Vermont, will preach tm the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of Bleecker and Downing streets, this morning, and Rey. E Francis, of Newark, N. J., in the evening. Rey. Robert G. Dickson will preach this morning and evenmg in the Protestant Episcopal Mission church, Asior Public worship will be held this morning in the New Jerussiem church (Swedenborgian), in Lyric Hall, 765 Broadway, between Eighth and Ninth streets. Rev, Mhomas Wilks, of Philadelphia, will officiate. In the Northwest Presbyterian church, Fiftieth street, esr Eighth avenue, Rev. William Belden will preach in the evening and Rev. Dr. Burchard in the afternoon. Profeseor George Bush, of the New Jerussiem church, will continue bis dissouree before the Brooklyn Society ‘this morning, on the subject of the Lord’s Prayer, at the Atheneum, on the northeast corner of Atlantic and Clin- ton streets. In the Eleventh street New Jerusalem church, an ad- Grese will be delivered this morning on the subject of ‘Bamecn as the Atoniug One —His Blindness and Death. Rev. Morgan Dix, assistant minister of Trinity church, will preach this evening in the Memorial church, corner of Hammond street anc Waverley place. Rev. George 0. Pennell will take charge of this parish during the abeenme ef the rector, and will enter on his duties this morning. Rev. Sydney A Corey will preach, as usual, this morn- img and evening, in the Fifth Avenae Baptist church. Rey. Dr. Jobn Dowling will preach in the Berean Bap- thet church, on the corner of Bedford and Downing streets, this evening, « Sermon to Firemen. ORDINATION. Rey. William C. Bartlett was ordained to the work of the Gospel ministry ip the city of Indianapolis, lad., oa the evening of ihe 34 inst. Rey. RD. Parker, of the last class a} Andover, has Deen ordained over the Cox church at Leavea- worth, Kanrar By. Goeate 8. Alen, of Sareea) a recent graduate of the Semteary at Andover, has been ‘ordained as pastor of the ‘Austin street Congregational cvurch in Cambridgeport. INVITATIONS. The Bowdoin street regational society of Boston have invited Rey. E. B b, of Augusta, Me.,to besome ‘Qbe'r pastor The Firet Church sud Parish in Sonth Hadley, Mass. have extended a unanimons call to Rev. Hiram Ward, Apoover Rev. 5. M. Campbell, of Davsville, hae been called to the Weetminever church (old senool), of Utica, N. Y. The Congregational church and Society of Ca alls, Mase. bave extended & upanimout invitation to Rev. Frederick A!vord, of Monson, to become their pastor. INVITATIONS ACCEPTED. oot & Anderson, of Janesville, Wisconsin, bas accept: ed the call of the Second Baptist church of St. Lous to Decome their pasior. ‘The Rey. Julius K. Grammar, of Washington, D C., has mocepted a call from the vestry of St. Peter’s’ Protestant a church, of Smyrna, Del., © become thelr voy. Arthur F. N. Rolfe, pastor of Trinity church, Up- | Prince George's cocnty, Md., has arceprad Be cat extended to him by St. Andrews’ Episcopal cbarsh of Baltimore, and will enter upoa bis pastoral duties there eboat July. Rev. haward H. Bash, of New Jersey, has accepted the pastoral charge of the Congregational society in Hast Machiss, Me. Rev. FE. Benedict, late of Bath, N. Y., bas accep’ed an ‘tmvitation to the charge of te Congregational chureb at Jamesville, Ononéaga county, N. Y. Rev. E V Harris, a graduate of the Auburn Theologi- ca) Seminary, has ®@ call t the Presvyterien cbhorch in Redfield, Orwego county, N. Y., and has en tered upon bis labors Rev. D B. Campbell, of Byron, Michigan, has accepted ‘call from the Congregational church of Viemna (Pine Run Peet Office), Michigan Rey. ©. Osborn, late of has tation to minsterie! labor from toe First ebarch o! Byron, Shiaweesa county, Mich. Rev. CL Wells, of Niskeyune, ha redived and ac- Dateb church of upon his Isbors, and was in an invi by terian Rev. J. Addéinon Priest bas accepted the call of the Pres- terian church of West Bloomfield, N. J., and entered upen Dis be Neld of labor. IMSTALLATIONS. Rev David Bancroft, late of Wilmington, Conn. stalled poster of the Congregational church ia dune 3. Rev Alfred Emerson has been installed over the Con- @regatvional charch at Fitchburg, Mass. RESIGNED. ‘The Rey. J, Markle has resigned his charge at Chester. Rev. Dr. Harkness bas SS eS Ptate Street Presbyterian church in Rochester, and the Weeignaiion har been accepted. DEATH IN THE MINISTRY. Rey. Jas. Taylor, for forty years a minister of the gos- Pel, died at Cumberland, Md, om the 7th inst. NEW CHURCHES. New enterprises have lately been commenced at vari- (Ou pons, one of which will probably ultimately locate @omewbere between fortieth and Fiftieth streets, on the ‘preseott, wanterly rire of the city, a new Baptist church M. Mary's Church, Clifton, Staten Island, will be dedi- fated by Archbishop i/ugtes on Sunday, June 27. MISCELLANEOUS. Among the many churches revived in this city, the Charch of the Measieh, Rey. Dr. Capone's, stands quite promipent. thirty persons have been baptized and united with thos chev The Synod of Kentucky (N. 8.) is to Lit je otjoarset meeting in Lebanon ou the 10th of June, to decide ‘their future coclesination! relations , they baving seceded from tbe General Assembly Rey. Joun A Readies, of Charienenviie, Va., bas de. clined the appointment to the Presidency of the Southern ‘Raptict Theo ogica\ Seminary, which waa recently tender- 0 to bim. Rey Aaron Burr Pefiere was dieminsed from hie”pas- oral connection with the charch and soctety of New Fair. Selo, Conn., om the 26th ult., by the unanimous yote of tbe consociation, Rev A Maban bas been diemiwed from the pastoral Toarge of the First Congregational cburch of Jackson, Mich: Rey. Dr Manm, iate of Poughkeepric, har been lar Vy mdueted into the office of pastor of the Reformed Dutch ebureh io Hoboken. Rev Dr. Curtis, of Chicago. Ill. it is publicly announced, Aoce ite the Presidency of Knox College. Rev. TI en who war ordained a few dare rince at Bloomfiel! N y the Preebytery of Newark, wae married on the 80th ult. to Mise Mi E, Hallock , of Pistofield, Maee.,and with his wife will sail in July for fe Ge\1 of iabor with the Northern Armenian Mission. New Youre Hoerrta:.—The following is the weekly re port of the above institution to June 18, 1868:—Remaining > Jome 11,286; admitted to June 18, 30; discharged, ed or relliewed, 48: din’, ¢, remaining at date, 22%, Bales 184 fomelce, 39 | all that has op the event of bis confirmation by the Senate The “Regulars” marched in procession from their room, 163 Bowery, preceded by Shelton’s band, and jowed a large body of cit:wens at Union square, and arrived at Mr. Scbell’s resi 1ence at 11 o'clock, Am immense ee eee fret street. \ocworth’s band was engaged by mites of citis-ne, and performed some very fine “pr trons of Mr. Schell’ Rouse, while @ splendid diaplay freworks—rockets and Roman candles—eslivened the joyous tcene. A large pumber of the prominent demo- crate of the city had gathered in Mr Schell’s residence. among others were 8, D. Dillaye, Senator Spinola, Thos. RR Cobb, brother of Secretary Cobb; the committee of Citizeps who ergapized the celebration—Thos. J ae Pra m4 benny Robt. J. Matis, sabe Hicks, Saml. , Jas. H. Harchings, Geo. 0. Genet, Ketcbum, nar en Donnington tad W. D. Paracas. Af ter the band bad performed few pieces fo excellent style, three cheers and a Pah twice repeated, were given for Avgustus Schell; three Mend for Lecompion ana Jobn Kelly; three cheers for “the Regulars,” and ‘Ubree hearty ayy Joon pet aver Haskin. Tuos. J. Barr then briefly addreesed the meeting, in- trocucing Mr. Schell, whose ot balcony ‘was the signal for ® burst of applause. Mr. Barr said ‘that the jarge number of friends assembled ou the ooca- rion came to congratulate Mr ‘Sobel! on hia triamph over the enemies who had traduced his political and private chaacter. They had atemptod to strike bim down; but his reputation as a men of invegrity and demosrat ‘was too firmly establisced; his character had carried him salely through we sirugele, apd they were there to-night thank the Pregident and Cabinet for giving them such a tor, and to copgratalaie Mr. Sobell on his confirma- thon by ‘ne Senate of the United States. re) Mr. Scusis then came eves. & and was received with Joud ano continued applause. was restored be enid:—Democratic feliow chisens respond to yoor call Itbapk you sincerely for this uvexpected ani en- thosiaetic reception. I do not flatter myself that any por. eoral merit of my own has calied together this vast an: Diage. It is ratner a desire on your part through m to testify your unwavering confidence and unfinoh < devo- tion to the admipistration which met 9 office Thold, and which has nobly 7 me in th. struggle througd which | have been called to pass—an administra ‘ion which will be hereafter known as the wise and fear- Jess adyooate of democratic measures and the defender of democratic men—an acmisistration which not only allays dissensious within, but protects from aggression witho it, and which, while aeree to the several States pened r roepective ri as members of this great taught ian ‘by that very fact to pre- peri yet and defiant f front to foreign insolenca. Gentiemen, it is fortunate in the present state of this country, calling for administrative and execu.ive taleat of tae st order, that the direction of — avers has fallen into the hands of James Buchanan. If Jeffe: order—it bas been reeerved for Buchanan to lete the mighty comp! cauere Gre). _ alee thao the aig res mn ite By mn are }d proportions. a man should be, ie is, sustained by a Cabinet who derstand bis views, who appreciate his patriotism, and who, by their united co-operation, will carry out to'suc- ‘Consummation the wise and statesmanlike policy of their distinguished head. |, I may be par- coned if I pbal! for a moment trespass on your attention jn a matior which seems somewhat personal to myself. For gorse reason unknown to me, sizce I assumed the duties of my office Lhave been made the subject of bit- ter, unfounded and malignantattacks, and for the last ive mobths two of the leading journals of the opposition, pub- lisheo in this city, at the insti ‘and suggestion of traitor the democratic ranks, have teemed daily with calumnies (a groan for Jadas Haskin) against my pri. ‘vate character, and to so great an extent has this been carried as to make my integrity an issue before the coun- try as to my fitwess for confirmation an Seaate of the United States. Thus far I —— these calumuies and their authors with < ing to time and that developement of trath ty “te invariably briv; ~ 4 with it, to vindicate me from the aspersions wh have been attempted to be cast upon me. In silence have I waited, The issue thus raised has been passed upon by one of the most angust tribunals known to the constitution, and its judgment is before you. Govt cheare) I shall not stop to chafacterise, as they deserve, the libellers who heave thus sought to’ traduce private character for political and ends. (Cheers) Bat, democrats, I turn to @ more pleasing theme. The future, if we improve the present, is ours. Let vs forget the dissensions of the past, and Jet us, shoul- der to shoulder, push on the democratic columa in the good of democratic path; so shall we, by harmony, unity of action aod unwavering hope, secure to the sdministra- tion of our choice the success which it 80 eminently de- pond (Loud and continued cheering.) Mr. Schell then retit Senator Smxona, of Brooklyn, and Judge Carxrs also addreered the meeting. The latter gentieman denounced ip no measured terme the enemies of Mr. Schell, dec! tbat wheo the judgment day came, they wouid be foun: to bave souls toosmall to be damned, The epeeches of both genuemen were received with great enthusiasm. Loud calls were msde on Stephen D. Dillaye, bat that gentleman had left. After some more — music from oe | bana the immense asvemb! joud bed ior James Buchanan bis Cabinet and Collector Brooklyn City News. A Lerten rrom Patrick Latty.—The following letter from Patrick Lally, convicted of manslaughter iv the se- cond degree, and under sentence of five years’ imprison- ment, was received by the District Attoraey of Kings county yesterday morning. As will be seen, it denies certain sistements made by officer Hicke, of the Fourth Precipet police. Lally’s statement is corroborated by several who were — spuca Brooxtys, Jame 18, 1858. Drak Sim—I was informed this aflernom thai officer Hicks, #bo wase witness for the prosecu! pon trial, bad represented to you and others that | had threat- ened bis life, &c., &c.; that 1 would carry them into exe- cation upon my [iberation from prison. Being sensitive of the injury thatsuch a would be w me should they remain uncontradicted, I avail myself of thie o; to Gizabuse your mind. Iwill state passed between myself and h since my trial. As I was being removed from the court room Mr Hicks a ane oaks. “Good day, Pat”? I then said to him, “Mr. Hicks, | thought that you were a friend of mine; 1 We oot etek ties 70d wonkd os: sist in eending me to State ‘and precisely what! said to willing to confi Mr. Bice and to De qasiified under oath that the above is the whole truth. I have been tried ip & prejudiced community and conricted of a er) the penalty of which is @ severe one; and EE tence of ae ew ie not ad autiatont, at teen lom to lowed with perzecution and to y Gividuais, & hair of whose head I new renby ~ , and who maliciously Lo petrndee poy Rpt Pong that [ may have of being again restored 10 tence an: bv pt g00d opinion of the community in which I have lived. Trusting that Zou wil place 0 reliance cn islons Charges Gas mag Reade againet me, and ha ig a ou Will be cliari- manhood, | respectally remain yours, ke : “ke PATRICK LALLY. To Hon. Jon G. Scaemaken, Diatrict Attorney of Kings courty. Brooxity Ory Morra.iry.—The total number of deaths io Brooklyn last week was 9, of which 15 were men, 18 ‘women, 40 boys and 17 girls. Of males there were 64, of Sonatas 98, ‘The causes were—consumption, 9; dropsy in the head, 7; smatipor, 6; inflammation of the | Fine 1s Wooerern Srrert.—Between five and six o'clock yeetoraay morning & fire was discovered im the bakery No. 197 Wooster street, owned by leon Viel. The firemen bed sme hood at the oxting uished ¥ J ng te my Age the fire before where it ~ pL FL 4. Gamage to the stock by fire and water will ‘neoean to about $100. insured for $2,000 In the Exchange Insurance pee. ‘The bailding is owned by the Lee estate, It is damaged about $50, and is said to be Insured. Free in East Firty.ercown Sramet —Between twelve and one o'clock on Friday afternoon a fire broke out in the frame stable No. 12 Past Fifty second street, owned by Michael Talibee, and before the flames were sobdued the building was destroyed! The damage will probably amount to $400. No insurance. The fire ie supposed to have been caused by children at play with matches. Police Intelligence, Aticorn Bororars Cavont.—Early on Friday morning policeman Templeton, of the Fourth precinot, arrested two men, named James O'Connor and Wm. Hurley, on suspicion of stealing eight boxes of segars, which they were carrying through the street. The prisoners were taken to the station house, and in the course of an hour it was ascortained Lo br been stolen from store of Medrick Doda, No. 187 South #treet, which had been broken into. The socused wad 5 perty ‘ip ® coal cart, but their Joatice Osborn locked them up to answer, Foxqpamy Srscnannarn -~ Junto Kal ‘ely on Fonéered his decision in the case of Dr. J. — charged with attempt at rape upon Mre. Jane Ii and honorably discharged Dr. C., there being no dence Whatever teruntsin the charge, ‘Tne Remains ef President Monres. HB HOUB FIXED FOR THE COKBMONIRS TO OOM: MBNOB—THE SEVENTH AND BIGHTA RIGIMENTS THS SUCCESSFUL COMPSTITORS FOR THS GUARD AND ‘BECORT—TEE CIVIC SOCIETIES TO PARTICIPATES LN THE REMOVAL, BTC., BTC. The committee of the Common Council on the removal of President Monroe’s remaina resumed their adjoarued session yesterday afternoon. ‘Mr. Boots, Mayor Nemenn’s private secretary, was ap- forwarded to the committee since their last meeting:— New Yoru, June 47, 1858, i, dC, OF THE COMMITTER:— bin—The: Council ot the city of New York beving Inted a committee 000 with a committae from the of Sietmand Va., in the removal of the remains of Prest- 9 would facilitate uch and Aa a taati- = mets) burial case, such as your committee select from our and if itis tent wish the wa of the committee, we be pl ‘Oley and ‘Wobsior were interred in cases of @ corres- wind. Yours Hoslan & POTNAM, 536 Broadway. communication was ordered on ae and the offer comma acpi, witht bane fie committee. was thea requested to read Ps oo ahun wie forwarded by the Rich. mond baci nesd icHMOND, June 15. Bon. Daniet F. Temawx, Mayor ain ‘Oly of New York: ‘he commnes appointed t> guperintend the remeval of ibe remains of Monroe bave wished toendpals tee ‘Pro: pored in memory and deare. sears trations, aad w sauely ale iilhry nu borkies i Viren nd iber woutdescure » t ws more general eaiation of reapest tor tbe ‘they may think proper ‘this Me2Wing ‘ano abyoeit will bein Rew York oa the Dib last, ‘when we wiil have the honor of seeing and conversing you im person. With grea: reepect, Saree, Ww w, wouron D. flecretary of mitiee in Richmond. Commitee, of smmocaln rs cad and soy tie a were uy w repor snd they slaved that ey bad been on Nord tue asase? for, which abe is offered. should form the guard and eacort. peared, and warmly advocate the claims of the Eigvib regiment, and Lieutenant Tarn ull spoke for the Seventa, and Colonel ce to have it understood toat pea ——— first regiment has not been ® competitor for onor. A resolution to the effect that the Eighth Regiment ebould form the guard and eecort was lost. The following resolutions were then offered by Oouncil- ges sora ‘and they were unanimously adopted: — 4, That the committee scrept the serviers of the rssh : egiment New York Milita ae an escort and of bonor to escort the sins of the late Preadent of fe United States, Jawes Moxnow, to the City Hall, tli they sre removed therefi Resolved, That this committee soeept the services of the eventh, Regiment New Yor® State Midtla on aa escort. 404 to accompany the remains from the city Hall eismoed, § Virginie, provided ibe rogiment will vear is own expenses of iravi mance, £3. The adoption of these Taser seemed to give genc- satisiaction General Sandford now tock @ stat in the room whero the committee were in session. The Chairman stated what action they had taken respecting the services of tow militia, and boomer Dumself assured that it was wib o.4 eanciiop and approval General Sanpror arore and eaid that the action aiford- ed bim plessure, and as commander of the militia it met his entire approvation. Bome discussion now took place as to the proper time of | the day for the ceremonies @ com mence. General Sandford beisg Bsked for his opinion on tho | subject, thought that four @ciock inthe afternc0n woild be the best time, as the Beat of the day woud tien be over, and as a greater umber of people would bave au pity of witnessing them then than st an earlier hour, He believes that tne civil and military bodies will be ready to move punctuaily atthe hour aopoin.ed, aad, therefore, would not copeider four o'clock too tar ad- vance 1 towards the eveming. A motion, according with the view put forward, was then mae apd carried wicbout uppositioan. The committee then acjourped tveir public session tii! two o'clock Tuesday, and immediately went into privare session for the purpose of drawing up & programme. ‘Tomrxin’s BoraRe —A correspondent takes exception to our remark that our public parks, with tae single excep- von of the Battery, never looked better than they now ‘o. ‘He potnis to the condition of Tompkia’s Square, witn the ferces down and stolen, the fountain nowbere, and ihe gress Invisibie, as @ disgrace to the chy. pad dentrving to immediate attention of tue Common Council FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarurpay, Jane 19—6 P. M. The stock market was quite buoyant at the first board to day. Better priocs ruled, with « more active bosiners. The sellers continue to operate freely, and put out time coatracie, their owe option, st prices considerably below the cast points. The movement to day was pretty gene ral, and in some stocks the improvement was important: Missouri State eixes advanced ‘, per cem; Harlem second mortgage bonds, 34; La Crosse land grant bonds, %; De- laware and Hudson, 1; New York Central Raliroad, 4 Erie, 1{; Reading, 1; Michigan Southern, old, \;; do. pre- ferred, 1}; Panama, 1; Galena and Chicago, 2; Clevelaud and Toledo, 34; Chicago and Rook Island, i; La Crosse and Milwaukie, X%. Pacific Mail Company declined percent, Some very curious operations wore made in Reading this morning. While the cash stock was sell- ing at 45 per cent, contracts on time, seller 60 days, could not be put out over 43 per cent, and one sale on these terms was made at 424; percent. This shows a temporary scarcity of stock, and also shows the determi- pation of certain parties to keep out short tines, s0 as to be in when the declipe takes place, on an expose of the financial condition of the concern. The stock is’ by all odds the hightest on the list, in view of its future unproductivences. The advance in Galeva and Chicago thie morning was quite large, but « showed weakness at the close, and sold at lower prices. The operations in Chicago and Rock Isiand for several days pest have been particularly large, but prices do not vary much from day to day. The Ostober dividend, whish the stockbolders felt eo sure of a few days since, is now very uncertain without some outside finaaciering. It cer- tainly would be the wisest course to pass it, and piace their finances tp a condition to meet the wants of next winter. The Chicago Democrat says that a dividend ip A\ gust on Galena and Chicago i# totally out of the question. It will be seen by our reported rales to-day that city rail- road stocks are in demand at high prices. Sixth Avenue Railroad sold this morning at 115 per cent, and Third Ave- nue Railroad at 108 per cent. The Ove per cent somi an pual payment om the Sixth Avenue stock ie due in about forty days, The Inat sale of the Second Avenue Railroad ‘was 92 per cont, and Fighth Avenue Railroad is held at ‘140 per cent. Ia Crosse land grant bonds have ad- vanced two per cent within the past two days. ‘The Augurt coupons, we are assured, will be promptly paid, and the early completion of the road t> La Crosse is sufficient guaranty for ali future payments. The pub- Le mind labors under a strange celusion in regard to this company anc the recent legislative investigation. There is no more connection between the two than between ihe two poles. The company have in to way been interferod ‘With, and cannot be touched inany way, The investiga tion was, from beginning to ond,» political matter, nod the result only affected parties whose connection with the La Crosse road bad jong before terminatei. There was po intention from the beginning t> the end, on the part of the | ogisiatare, to take any courre calculated to obstruc: the progress and operations ot the railroad company, and i po part of the investigation was there a contrary dis- position shown. The road is going forward rapidly, aod ae roon an ite position and prospects are foliy compre. bended, and the absurd prejudices now entertained re- moved, the secarities of the company must command prices that will compare favorably with those’ of aay other Western railroad. At the second board the market wae better throughout. ‘Therg was ap active business in New York Central st an advatce of % pet cent. Ia Crosse innd grant bonds ad vanced %% per cent; Delaware and Hndaom, 1; Erie, \; Had son Railroad, 34; Micbigan Southers, old, 4; Valens and Chicago, x. At the clowe the tendency was upward. This inflation cannot be more than a spasmodic move- ment. The shorts bave done more to bring about this advance in prices than any other influence, and at the proper time they will let the market down again, perhaps lower than it bas touched for weeks. ‘The transactions si the Clearing House to day were as follows :-— excl iiss Sub-Troasury ofa draft by « young man named Ferguson, on which Mr. Collector Sohell’s name was forged for $760, is not oor. rectly stated. It in dne to Mr. Russell, the cashier of the Assietant Treasurer's office, to say, that the forgery war detected at frat sight, and that the money wae not count- ed owt, ae is etated, NEW YORK. HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 20, 1858. Ate@grap2'> despatch from Cairo, in reference to the hoo’, says:— sition tnt ie savory ao wes ST Eoatens ia coal Maperecioonte pours There is a mistake in confounding the Iiitmo's Central Railroad Company with the city and its interests. The company own no buildings or other improvements in Cairo, Their depot = uilding was burned in November last, and has never been rebuilt. By contract with the trustees of Cairo City the company engaged to construct certain embsnkments or levees, These were completed according to contract, and the work accepted in writing by thetrustees. Those levees on the Mississipp! river, and the cross jevee trom the Mississippi to the Obio, have given way in one or more places; of course, to what ex- tent cannot be known until the waters subside, The com- pany have no advice, although they have received de- spatcbes up to this day, that any part of the embankment on which the railroad is constructed hes been disturbed. ‘The traivs run to Mound City, which has but three fest water over it, and approach within aix hundred yards of the station. Coupons Nos, 6 and 8 of the bonds of the City of San Francisco, due om the lst of July, will be paid on and after that date, for a period of six months, on presenta- tion at the office of W. T. Coleman & Oo., 88 Wall street. ‘The Worcester and Nashau Railroad has declared a semi-annual dividend of $2 per share, payable July 13. This railroad was opened for business Dec. 18, 1848. From that time to January last there had been paid to holders of stock, in dividends, $8025 upon each share. ‘There had aleo been used from the net profits of the road, in payment of the company’s debts, $111,878 24, leaving & surplus not divided of $32,618 88. Had the whole of the netearaings been divided stockholders would have received during the whole time six per cent per annum pop the original cost of their stock. E.R. Potter, receiver of the Bank of South Oounty, at Wakefield, R. 1., has issued # circular announcing that the bank will pot beable to resume operations at present in consequence of “delay of payment by the debtors of the bank.” He says‘ there is no reason to doubt the safety of the bil's,”” which by law have a preference over other debts, and are moreover # lien npon the private pro- perty of the stockhoiders, several of whom are wealthy. Persons presenting them and taking a receipt, will, in the opinton of the Receiver, be enritied to interest. The fullowing are the receipts on the Morris Canal for the week and season, to the Ist inst,as compared with corresponding time last year:— Total to June 6, 3857..... ‘Week ending Jane 13, 1867. Total to June 5, 1 Week ending Jane Decrease in 1858. ‘The gross and net earniogs of Railroad Company forthe month of May, this year aad Jast, and up to June 1, 1857 and °68, were as follows:— PeNNSYLVAMIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Expenses Net Earnings 260,778 29 219,695 33 264,657 33 149,895 69 li 78,802 ot 3,870 09 = From Jonuary i to June 1,°58.2,197,996 25 1,203,247 69 994 GTR 58 Do. last year... ‘2'208'300 59 1/368,637 65 837,663 04 Increase... iii uae 1 Ane Decrease..... 6,274 34 168,380 86 = ‘The Canal Department of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company is also doing very well, but as the canal did not belong to the company ® year ago we bave no means of making a comparison. The earnings of the cinsl in May and for the seazon were as follows:— Canat Derssnaate ov Panysy pest oe Rarxoan. ts Tes sponses. Net Eur’s, ings May, 7,968 74 45,672 07 Jan. 1to June'l, 1868... 44,653.42 43,714.80 $68 G2 Net earnings of ‘the canal from August i, 4567 to January 1, 1858...... . Do, do. from January 1, 1858, aten: falas a GION Aa desk Fal It will be seen that the gross earning: for May show an increase of $74,923,and the net earnings an increase oy $78,802, Since the let of January to the 31st of May—five months—the gross earnings amesunted to $2,197,926, against $2,204,300 to corresponding date last yoar, show- ing ® decrease of $6,374. Butit will be seen that the expond tures have been reduced $163,399, leaving an in creace for not earnings of $167,016. The net earnings for the five months amount to $994,078, against $337,663 to ame period last year. A letter from Messrs. Berenbderg, SGossier & Co. of Ham: burg, dated the let inst, says that money in thu city Is more inquired for at one and a half per cent for best, up to three per cent for second rate discounts. Buriness in stocks and shares was of little importance, while there was a demand for foreign bills at rather higher rites. The following were the receipts of the Philadoiphia, ‘Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Compeny, for the month of May,as compared with the same month last 4,020 54 89,620 86 Increase in favor of May, 1858.............+. $4,399 69 This looks well, especially when compared with the Dusiness of so many other railway companies, the reve pues of which are largely leas than in the corresponding time last year. ‘The recemis of the Catawissa, Williamsport and Erie Railroad Sr May, 1858, were. Dae counectIng road: ‘This road is doing @ good ‘businons for the times wad the season and when itis remembered that its cost of construction was but about $22,500 per mile, the very low rates at which its securities are offered on the market Seep fo 1868, Receipts w May, = commend them to the attention of capitalists. Stock Exchange. BSarunpay, Ji 160 sha Hi 20 Bhird A’ 20 Sixth Avenue 100 Reading i 100 ao os 400 do 45 19 do. “4% 600 doo sy 100 a. & 600 do, ab oO do “ 6 Mich Con 56% 18000 IXrkMil lgbe 32% 19 do. 54s 1000 GalkChigistm 963, 70 do. 4 1000 GaikObic 24m 884% 10080 & No 21% 6 wha Ok New Yor a 100 ao 2s 0 e 1093 50 do. “3 100% 100 rey 10x 100 930 42% 90 0 « 100 7 80 40 Tradesmen’s Bk. 108 180 Dei&AudCiCo.260 98 176 0... 90 200 Pao M 88 Co. 40 | 160 $13600 Missouri 1000 Ohio 6 enn 6a," 6000 Ord Mil't 12 ehe Hanover ‘‘ 50 Am Fxobange Bk 103 60 Del & Hut Col Co 100 112 JaCromek MRR 64 50 +080 6% 50 MS&Nia prefs! 400 Gal & Chic RR..23 200 do. ..., SW CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sxrorpar, Jane 19—2 P. —The market was 0 lower, but rather more cline, the embraced about 10,000 State at $5 00 089 95, and extra Stare at $410 a $4 15, Wheat —The salee embraced about 60,000 bushels, in- owe Kentucky white at $1.39; Michigan white at $i td red winter Western at $1 01a $100; Milwaaki 080, prime Chicago spring at 890. damages to. ft 800. a 866, Conn was held above the views of buyers, and was |n- active. A lot of heated Wostern sold at 680. Ryn.—Sales of 3,000 bushels were made at Tle. a7) )¢0. Oata.—Salee of 10,000 bushels were mate chiefly at 450. Pork.—The market was dull; about 200 a 300 bbis. wore sold. including moss, at $16 85, and $15 75 for prime. Corton firm, with «fair amount of eales, at 12. for mid dling npiands. WmEKEY .— Sales of 200 bbis, m 25/40, MARITINE INTELLIGENCE. Port of New York, Jume 19, 1858. Bteamehio 2 saater ie, Savanvabrcit E Grose 2 Co. wrt Nashville, Murray, Charleston—Spoftord, Tiles Stesneship Memphis, Rosl. Oharleston—HE B Qremerall & Oo, F\ amputees Swan, Ramsey, Baiimore—H B Cromwell Leamabip Jamestown, Parrish, Richmond, 40—Hy Lud- eShip Asa Ridridge, Coleman, fan Franclsco—W T Coleman, Buip Nadyotone Blubbs, Liverpool— P Buck & Co. ‘Ship M Bvene, Warren, London—-£ & Morgan & Wiley ay resident Fillmore, Nelsom, London. Melia, Walisce, Falmouth, Bog sanenlt & Duncan, crete Fd i Bros and a market—Corning, ‘Windsor, McEwen, Port au Prince~H Becker ward, Emerson, ft Thomas—J R Dow. of the Sea, Urann, Trinidad—Yanaga, del Valle * } i # rae HY Cy 2 F an Bai did 5 Fi z iF Fi * # te oe oe z 3 ot ai aes i ane in at Bt ite Van Brant & daght. geting, AI Abaco—Jos Kaens. plone, Duk iy ‘Jonne. F—Tapy & Starbuck, ), Com, Lg i h De' HEE aoe EE i ap ; i H Louie bloop Bristol. Fowler, Providence—Master. Blocb Wierd, Buckisghvm, Newport-J 5 Kdwarcs, Steamer Concord, Norman, ‘Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Stesmehip Vanderbilt, ans Hlarro, and Soainampton done mea PM, ck Si a Oi ase SPM. ia cian Jon arived st her dock ‘ : 82 a bowed tbe Fuiion ail well; same day, 40 miles from Hevans, signalized & British war steamer, supposed to se Sbip Dashaway, Bill, Philadelphis, to finish loading for Sen Francisco, 10 8 # Babeock Hark, sloomer @we), lirae tevideo, April 17, with hides he, 10 Victor & Duckwisr, May Td tet'6.19 8 ton 33 08 sew ship Anglo Saxon, Hunter, henze’ for Sen Francisco orb, lat 1 10.8, Jon. 33 40) passed & bark showing a red signs! ‘wii letter F in it, bouns Bork ronsuty Peckham Demarars, 18 dave, with sugar 2d 3 pessengers, to, Jenn M Sra! ye Go. Eaverte mod very ary - of jatterad, w i. io saw bark Marieits you g into Maracelpo. " Bark Ocean vareme | (of Beiaial, RD, Pearce, Carienss, Jane 8, with cogs é Biugous =, Rochelle, 60 days, with brenay, ‘Brig Goalana (owe). Weslo, ‘Bani April 30, wit ing ano “7 rspkfort ler, Gury ol y 20, wibavgar, toh P Back & Oo ost, Int 21 27 = 46, fell ip with sebr Geo Mullard ot Orleans), Capt Snow from Guayams, PR, May 25, for New York, which sprang aleak 34 Wet Hod leaking 1200 strokes per boar; ook an her & Dacnengers na brane then them to tilaport. Capt Bow lalead ed fo put into turks ‘Brig. 8: Kary, Jonnson, Fajardo, PR. 11. days, with sugar. he, 10 Vatable & Has experienced B snd Né winds wits f and i id PARRA RC. nan ‘ Lion, Wal iaad, Babs, a, with sugar, As, WORE S Peters “4 Fear Londonderry (Br), Peulknor, Windsor, N3, 8 days, wep emer, 0 « De® olf, Behr John’ Warren, Lozier, Jacksonville, 7 days, with yel- Rb Thee Holcombe, Goslee, Savanna, 7 daya, wiih ir 8 Hoi a lee, ‘ va, on ton, de. 10 €oraston & Tallinan. mond, Charleston, 8 days, with yellow pine to Meuresd ay, ae ‘& Co. ‘Sehr Virginia, 3 days. one, Bop ce pas via Ni ~~ gage sirigh, Fab Fisher, mist Pn, i Now its jones, Kristol, Pe, for New Ha Haven. telney. Srenina for New Haven. Ls oer! for New Haven. EE We Boston. Penean, Alarica, rrevide ‘Steamer Chas Osgood, Bmiib. Norwich and New London. BAILED. 1s North Star, Southampton, de: Auguste and Hrustaville, Savannah; Nashville, and Memphis, Cbarievon: jamentow D. fou, abipe at my dent Fillmore, Lond yn geae coin sare ‘Wind during the day 8W to 6, light. Mieceldancous and Disasters. ‘The Untted States Mail steamship North Star, Capt Jonen, nailed yesterday for Southampton, Havre aad Bremen, with ‘152 passengers and $16,270 im specie. #mr Rapvca, Burditt, from Boston Feb 2% for San Fraa cisco. put into Blo Janeiro 34 uli, leaky. to the poli‘ener of Bank J BR Younc—Wa are indebted Wiincken, of this city (io whom the J RY wea Messrs Poyd & Gonsigued), for tbe fallowing copy of s teuegraphic des Yansourn, NS, June Pade L. } ‘The hark J RY: |. Amos Scott, master, from M: for NYork, pat into thia port in distress. leaky, with four feet by -=4 tee hold. The surveys order her to be discharged Bark Lincour, of NYork, at Havana 2%h ult, from = 5 ~eegg og along ao bonne of beary TS the prasage, composed chi Bricks, Worked wo bad watz ago enue hero leaks rent doa A survev would be held on her, and such repaire aa were ro- quisite efTecged. uae. vot bet & Etinanatn, Briggs, from Philadelphia for 1900, seas ina a aeher ee paae OAD inet, Fotis othe apes 7e, at eather below, m, ani hed larboard quarter rove, bolts cr ‘ted, foresail poy Mit, dee, oa apd J Phi for ‘The sehr ecotr Re ieee ree See Anrwenrr, June ¢—The brig Midnight, of Boston (probably England), timber Iaden, with forecamle and poop buret 00 | vty ig bongs bar Anchor a chai, was pase ny 2, | VFawwovrn, vane oo 5—The Am bark Trauatt, from Trinidad: arrived with a great let r part of cargo throwa four feet water in the bold. Laranroo June SA large ship. said ta be the Pleiades, | 4 goton Arkiow Bank 21, but eame of during | Movisnn,, April 18—The diy F fof Hallowell | Soom, arrived from Amberet ik and on the Wilowing écy. ia | v ‘np the river. took the ground oo & sand urvey toto rosg Henry Moulton, ship broker, the Al bark New York tm 1897, 397 tons burthen. for Notices to Marthers. Re oe te dered: that the buoy on Dancederry Led balta mile Ng Wor Wood Inland Lighubouse, has tenwen from ig moorings. It will be repleced. Be noon is possible THKO P GREEN, Lighthouse Inspector Lat dim, Portland, June 16, 1888. Orrice oF Manitiwe Cretows, ? #, Mare 24, 1008 |S In place of the boys Inid mark the chaane in Grossing ibe bar at Woosung, ‘ero boats have bean troored. An tw following positions ‘The boat painted ie and flying a white fag, lies in 14 fret i - 2 3 HH itt a 3? Hi aod ate no re a. lies in 33 tom ot at is iu ; ‘4 We on the western side, the ground ia very une. Cy pisors very #howi, many apole having as iow @ mented oa! vessels proceeding up #2 river to the White leaving It on the port tha ae leaving i PORCH the Past Creek. of sme iat 406 of water between them 1” feet, at lor ‘Skonor I. CARR, Master 1. M. 8, Plone. balemen, Ei i 743 i eesti: H 3 wi of Sex Senet oil i Ra Jaan ne it 6 on Somme 1190 to 'wh i Ton bone asi 101 Sid int Arr Ocean, the ry) Hem) 1.300, jens he ning. Nhe wo I told; Veeper, end Np why ‘Amerie, Lyons. one Peruvian, Kose, do, 70.ap 100. wh At De- y by Stepbania, Fisher, NB 350: red 1 atgeon, lowland, Williema, do, 80 ap 500 ‘wick, Butler, Dartmouth, 10 wh» Car aaw her taki rwarde, Wn 14. i from Darimouth 17th, bark Charles & Eaward, Cornell, Atiantlo Gees 10th inat, schr Valentine Doane, Coot, Los in the ot put in for water, spoke Ist IG Int 2120, lon 80 20, Jom 89 06. ne! To, om 80 12, fene wei EK oral Faval i7th ult, Peart, of evan un landed 47 eagke-en Rertiess. of New Bedford Art at Zanvibar March 22, Gov Carver, Beebe, of Westpart. with 120 bbe ep ofl, and ahd Ai i Earerp ais ~ itv River of Bix Maree , 180 wp, ail well. n very ond, t had not eS A whale in che ines te omeatha, coal jwould ervie- round. 1 Demiaten Ray tng 11, Nye, Howiand, Dartmonth, bed taken no of! the last 16 mo At Munganl March 2. eh win Burl, HB, 190 bbls, #7 L bof mA hay ot tunnae Maren, Riles go poaes Se WS. 100 4-4 bound ona on. cruise ae do Feb Of Alfred Gibba, Nichola, NB, 1800 #0 00 bos 4 tenon Bp Ly the last year, bound on a eruise of ral ‘owdin, Railey, Dartmonth, BO ep all wea nes eg oe wa oad peur oif Ne Zoniend ‘rom Jan, mo lat, 4c, Sea Breeze, Jones, NB, 600 Heard from, no date, to, Biizabetb, Pierce. NR, paving the Bey of Ieiaoas: Inne Howinee: dovbe nae eae rw Bedford was at St. Helene 4 es ons edo Ine Perurina ot ‘for, 2 yaa 07001 boas, ke Manila Feb 25 for Livespool, April from Caloutta for Bordeaux, April Good Hope. from eine 24 ak 98 118, fon 1834 B, Axtwenr, June 5—Sid James Gray, Plumer, Cardiff (and Buncenogs, Mey 2 Colotta, NOrleans: Sorprena, Waristany. Charien Ss Preciows, Pages, dot 2th Mesachta. Sabregas do; Just NOrieane, ks. May 28-—arr Haspeh, Obese, NUries muivar, Janes id Lovina, wehes Weink; B Vou Feenpieldt. do, J MER. Gowns. Jone hrr Beale Speet, Puller. Reagooa, jue 6 Arr Bagle iler. Ran ogni an June gi nlist Bleaadic eae: Dea Aisoie, Foompvca, Gaarirsion zon, Hover, Siena cetera Tiondon ta tow). Bid Bin’ Mary Bi it. iiaatoe tm to Sid Dover, June 4 Of, ‘Nereus, Atkins, from Rotterdam for Doncewnss, June 4—Off. Dutch ne ceyoeney, from Am- sterdam {¢ Yor; Sty, Vivid, Ovingtm from Wilmin; Rel tt, Jobanne Wibelmine, from Balimere for Ree. Dbanas a about June I—In port bark mains Munree, for NY« FAuwovri, June 8—Arr Archer, Osgood, N June 3—arr erharde Kuebel Brohe for NYork, if Gotten Gib, Oc- Pot in co 4 otoen Holmen,” trom Worx, Tran ‘Transit, from “Trinidad (ace Favat, May 17 a port brig News Boy, Leckie, for Rio Ja- neiro 30 Says Fasano. PR abont Jume 7- No Am veanel in port. yeGEROs, May 26-8id Ba A Clark, Kopperholdt, New Or- ag June 4--Sid Milton, Broad: NYork; Jobp Gray, Calder. Havana. rit “any GinRatrin. May 26—arr Oiligent, Chase, NYork. Bastines, June 4— pnd 8B Roolnson, from Newcastle for NYork, and landed pi'ot, Havre, June 7—Cid Arabia, Herding, Stewart, Torner, New Orleans; 71 . why and UStates; &h, Northampton, Cotter, In ante Sth, O ean Steed, Strick'and, for NYork lSth; Mer- Frenen, fo for ¢o 18th; Sowameet, PE nee: 5 fie ‘Balla, and Nuremberg, Schnelden f Jobanvisberg, 8ii!phen from do arr bib: Beldelberg, - wald, for 4 alps. Leavitt; alfre! Storer Brown; Albe- tross, Weeks: Avo Waabbnro. Servers 2 LA A Ryerson. Worber. unc; Houstin, Share, from 1 ; Carri: tuck, Knowles, from Norlewia arr 7thy ym ‘rb for'y, Yors, and kéw Everett_Gunby, do da; Alleganesn, Biekford, from Mobile arr 7th; © Bulkley, Ross, from Charleston arr 7th; Samnel Adams, Gay, une; Mary, arr 7 Havens, June 5—Arr Alma, LAs] NY Forest, Jones. do Sid 3d, Letia Coffin 24, De Was vel ‘York; ret rion Miitay. Benton (and oid for Sta at ay Liverroot, June 5—arr nk Bi: Sendueky, Orlesin: Orweger Btovens, Savaants; tiny ADDS Blascbaee, Waite, »Orieans Put back Sth, #tiwan, Hull, for Charleston, second mate ‘ a bv one of the crew. 4 Sib, T.H8 Bartram, Gray, N¥ork; Ocean Star, Williams, p~t apes Lawrence, ‘Davis, alrite rards, Plot Pied, Hoyt, Jamsion, Cid sth, Wea} Mar 2 De, NYork and Odessa; Ermina, Sbie'de av rerend ‘i, Gama ‘Keeler, Altea, NYork. Lowrstorr June 2—Off abip Bed Gauntlet, Andrews, of Boston, Tress Bremen for Cardiff, Maxssities, Juce 6—Arr Fanny Ealer, Lats In port 24 brig Ywo Bors, er, for New Moater of Mobile). Smith, for sale. Bid i iD Mala- — Kineman, Leghorn: bark Julia Desa, Thompeon, Mea- Matanzas, Moy 2—8ld bark Old Mickory, Holmes, Trieste direct pot Faimouth. Nantes, June 4—Arr Neree, Mouraud, Charleston; 5th, Kate Stamier, Andre NOrlears. ope Ns, June 6—Arr sche Thatcher Taylor, Young, Pinrsac vr, June 2—Arr Indrais, Oharieston; Haroa, Hook- wR: Tone Sram, Trin, May 80—In brig GL Buckman, Se Re ere Mary © Terbell, Cole, 0. eenEC, Jape Letra San DC Pierce, Kidd; D B Sexton, aoe and Corr 5th. Magnolia. hie tor Se Eeherore: cla 7h ship Nether, Willeby’ Pattadelonte. act ae, June 5s Ceding, Mi pourn, N York (and passed $F Jona. wh. Sune 1e-Cld bee David athan, Pessut, N Jon. 3 2 td bn York’ eh ab Deibi Lovell, 14 ol; brig Cesta, Pa Philaselph “Foxe. dese ese Jobupna Bertha, Fenoaga, NYork. * lome Ports ALBANY, Jone 18~arr slonp OW Jenkina, Coe, Work. Cos sebr W Harden, Ferrie, Hattinare; si00p Cyr, Hale, Oyeter Ba ‘HOSTON, June 18 Arrbarks Syiph, Joner, Baltimore: Wm- diem. Davia, baimore, I Payal: Mi Roimes’ Hols: Wm. I B, Horeey. Co bart. igen ‘on: ab pot Lawreae. sone, = lerrill. erate, fence Y @ supply vesaeli: Kocket Troy Gorin, Indinona, rigs ® Bon ing. Auwirain, ‘Tachors, danso- ni A Ropkios. Mary ro Chante, Me“rillin and James Nes- ark Jeddo Charleston Model. Dow. Vetanres, rig Industry, Vienna, Md; echr rr pebr Jane, Moniqnmery. kar, Perry, —j abe ‘rt tym, brs Quiceaep, Ric Ricvardson alersn- Yor! Bennet Alex: Arr schr Matthew ©, Rate, \¥, Bourne, Elirabethgor: Millett. trom | Padang for Boston K, Jone \6— Are Bole Mary Pierce, New Haven: aches Aon Eilzs, Mathews, Niorky Gareclony, Knight Portiand RW KEDZORD J Lucy Atwood. Pad dock. Haltimore Sid Philade)pbia: Wah, sebre Nightingale, Baker, K Colina, Calling, a RARTUC _— June 17—8ld sckrs Fly, Philadelphia, RE REBRO! RY PORT ieee * Amanda, Mion, June Ir, ark Lacy he John Kalch, Joba Pierce: ar te all, for Boston All others bave June oe) a bri, Rainbow Mansield, Porto Tease Toucey, New York, sloope Bonthport and Taiko arr brig Avie jerritl, Porto Riso; aihre Merling, my, My, and Saran SN eabesh, Smiths NYork. 1D, June 16—Arr bi oP & Curtis, TDsley, Macan- *Hih—Arr barks Peri, Thesteup, Slerra Morena Theodore Darin, Remand, Redan Fs en, “hm aa pebr Orrie Francie, New T mi ‘brig Casttlian, Marwiek, Movbest over sehr Pane Geiphia, RTE VOUTH, June 16—Arr brig Willow, Winslow, Pen- PROVINCRTOWN. June 19—Arr achre Snaan Biitabeth. of Tigyrngi fer Nore hem J6th © H Nash, Bacon, ia aba Laneawn. om, Tow is tw, Prin a and ‘see Rey Cn aaeieey, Jone nye te Ad Horton, Riwell, Phils: RICHMOND, Spe 17 satay tasone Moms, NYork. joseph Paher HAL DM, June Deck, Barroughe, Phila- Paciiion, Nor i MahNote Raat June 1, 5 NYork vin am Alien. ay *Pblisie w 08, Gif, NYore. ula Lib, Jobo id in * Bosion, Hinwaths Shoppy, hinply. Jackeon, BY: WEYMOUTH, June is—Arr brig Hancock, Ober, Phila delphia. QWAN 400.8 LOTTE MMT JONPRE RVDORKRDD Sree’ — hd Vaited Btatea kenator Dp rom Tae commmmonnae, AND CRRTIFICATES FROM TRE MATOR: m8 OF THR CITY OF AUGUSTA, Apovers, Rienwon ‘a tot is we phate | yn hg Ly Georgia, from the coms se ented Sie es ete on Srreith Es ka ice actus So ae va ‘Se ttre bor'nere te ri ‘on whd the le "y. LEON F neoss Commiantoners. EDERIC 0. Moowets, Ga, June 7, 1868, } Prom long yal Frederic ¢ farher weube they are men of the Ly! commun'ty are esvecmed and fod woriay eltirens