The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1858, Page 8

ampton, from 5 i Captain @rrived Jane 25, with sugar, Lopacco, cedar, kc. Proceed to the to-morrow. Schooner July Bark Elberts, Hitebburv, arrived June 26 from Oum- Deriand Harbor, with sugar. Will proceed to morrow morn'ng. Ship Republic, Captain H. Brookman, from Bremen, Cargo merchandise, withtbree hundred em'gract passen- gers Among the peesengers were found severn! ceses ‘@ smallpox. This fect subjected tho ship to a rigid qverentine and tho passengers to vaocivauon and a de- tontion of five days at the “st. Nichoias’’ of Quaractine, which are comfortable quarters provided by the Com Wieropers of Emigration, having for their host Dr. Bis. Beli, physician of tac Merine Hvsyital. The shio wili be Feleasea to morrow morning, bsvuog been thoroughiy clesr sed and dein fected. Brig Exell, Capt. Beadling, from Havana, arrived Juce 26, with s gar apd mo'asses. Tow vessei had several pas- wen yers, aacog whom was one caso of matignans stmuail- pox. As io (ne case above meotioned, the parsengers: were veocivated and placed. on shore in the care of Ir. Birrell, and ihe smallpox patient sent to the ‘The pessergers will oe Coteined at the 3). Nwtoims’’ une July 1. the brig coa.g from @ port infested with yellow lev is quarantwed for thirty days, aud will be ordored to dwcharge ber cargo on lighters, afier which, baving been properly fumigated she will pe allowed to proceed to the wharves of the city. Brig Bobio, Cant. Bartlett, from Porto Cabello, arrived 27, with coffee and Liaes—ail well on board. She Will De permit ed to proceed July 1. Bark Theresa, Capt. berry, from Maracaibe, arrived June 27, with coffee and hivesmeli well, Permitted t> Proceed to morrow morning. Brig Nebraska, Capt. Truman, from Cardenas, arrived Jane 27, with enger sod moiseses—all well on board. vensed July 2 oma, Capt. Gilcbrist, Galveston, arrived Jane 27, with hides, cota and sogar—all well. Will proceed & the city to-morrow morning Brig lsabdeiia Jewett, Capt Reid, Sierra Leone, arrived June 27, with hides and palm oil. No sickueas on board, apd will be released on Ist of July. Bark Casco, Capt McBean, from Trinidad de Caba, rived June 27, with sugar and molasses—all well. Pro- ceoas July 2 p Expire City, Capt. Griffin, from New Orleans , arrived Jape 27-~all weil. This vessel baving Bop yeu ok vera: Doors at sores where she took in ‘upwards of sixty passengers pevennns baggage, wae qapractined. The Of Ube Havsoa pasesugers ‘was aired and ventilated Yesterday, sat all the Pesrongers were permitted to leave for tbe city in the evening. The Empire City still remains at Quarantine, where she is undergeing the usual process of cleansing aod fumigation, ventiiation, &c. She will be perm tied approach ber dock at the city to-morrow morning. Jai or. Commissioners of Health, ‘The Board met at noon yesterday—the Mayor being tm the chair. ‘The following communication from the Health Oflicer was read: — |ONOR THE MAYOR AND COMMISSIONERS OF Ex 4iTH OF oI ORK — ire Clty came into port and an- | ut, from New Orleans ria Ha. vans st which port Shout Shy parsengers anc their | . and all bance on board being well the Inekeee of the Havana passengers to be thoronebly ventilated duri the Gay, and (ha the eotire passengers be * fen! to ibe elty this afternoon; and further, thet the verrel be Allowed to proceed after beimg thoroughly cleansed and pu- "Gcon o0 see?” "SEG. THOMPSON, Health Omteor. Dr. Thompson also reported that a case of smallpox had been takes from the brig Exalt, which arrived from avons. It was in the discretion of the Commitsionert, to the statutes, to keep the vessel in quarantine for thirty 4: but they decided to permit ber to dis- barge ber cargo upon lighters, and to allow the passen- gers to go at large after vaccination. The Doctor reported similarly in regard to the ship Ro- pablic, which errived af Quarantine last Saturday, and effect, and the ship will be permitted uees) precautions of fum zalvn and ventilation. Acjourned. Toard of Health, Parsuant to ® jourpment cn Monday last, the members of this Board met at four o'clock yesterday afternoon— Mayor Temann in the chair. Afver tbe reading of the minutes of last meeting, ‘The Mayor laid before the Board a petition from Mra. Margaret Prady, widow of the inte Dr. Brady, asking remcneration for professional serviees rendered by her Dusband curing his life time in examining patients for a1- mission to the Marino Esepita! The petitioner stated that ail other medical examiners have beon paid for this duty wince ber hueband’s decease, and praying the aid of the ‘The matter was referred to « committee of three. Cooncilman Pxaiy offered & resolution to the etfect that fg the incince pica keeping of hogs in large numbers . souh of Mighty-cixth stroet Provennced Ssioance by the Consmnissansses of Beulth, Gas tarot Ibe preamble and resolution were adopted. The committee appointed at the last meoting of the Board to consider aad report op the proposition to ap- point an ims yecior of Meats ard ten assistants, presented ‘bei report, in which they stated thathaving inquired of the Corperssion Counsel for the Uity of New York, he bed given tt as bis opinion that there new officers could ‘Bt ivgaily be by the Board of Heawh; bat they ‘were of opinion that such «clase of oflicers would be of very Common Counci! for the approval of that Board. Councilman Gert, who was une of the members of the commiticr, oppared tbe And refused to sien ih He Genouncec the matter as a swindle and bare’aoced rob- the bistoryof the Board of presented, and Alderman Trowry moved that 19,000 copies be printed. Alderman Rurp an amendment fixing the num- Der at 6,000 copies. Alderman T\ xen supported the amendment because ‘was & most important one to the pudlic. The dill of the two chemists that analysed the speci. mene of milk (Dre. Obilton and Doremus), amounting to 9600, was ordered to ve paid Two resolutions in reference to the removal of street ied. par bege were A motion was rearde made to take up and read the Teport of the Swill Milk Commitier, but on the ‘k read. ing over the first paragraph, avother mot.oo was made to eurpend any further reading and that 6,000 copes be privied We have received @ full copy of the report with the analytical tables furnished by the chemiste after exem- ton of epecim ene of the milk handed to them. The com. mitsee report tat they examined all the principal cow @tab er in the city, aad nr moet instances found them de- ficient in ventilation and with sarrow scconmodations for the cattle when lying down. The stebles were found clean, and the cows, generaily «peaking, in good condi- tion. 'No ulcers were found on their bodies, and only a few ‘ores on any part of the carcass, which were ae by the animal lying on demp boarte. “temp tall” resulta from infemmation prodoved by inoculation with virus used as & preventative egainst sp epidemic. The committees could not trace the death of a single child to the elfects | of the mi/k furnished from the stables. The memvers wind up by recommending the adoption of a resviction, calling on the propristors of cow stables to afford more free ventilation and more ample staile to the animals, Mr. HaswrLi presented a minority report, directly oon trary to that eigned by the majority, aod repealing tbat | he believer in mort of the alleged evile of the ryeten Mr Haewell ends by recommemdi.g the NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 29, 1858. ‘m thete observance, 10 prevent the stabling. south of 128th fmare ion tre os woes Se of ‘any one or of any ‘of persons, bea day on an excursion, the proceeds of which are intended to be given in aid of tte schools attached to the Church of Screm=s—Jeatovsy rae Caver.—Mr. Wm. H. committed suicide on Monday, at his residence No. Avenue C, by chooting himself through the head revolver. Mr. Denny was aman of good character and Tespectably connected, but domestic trouble drove him Dake hie ln According to report, he was jealous of on. el lo fe cr pele ct” Oorover Hills has becn and will hold an inquest ‘upon the body to-day. Bow Atrmrr at Ronuxry.—About one o’clock yes- terday afternoon Mr. George Sitterly was sleeping tn his chair, near a window of his office, in the second story of No, 160 South street, when « fellow named Thomas Noble clambered up an awning in front of the building, aad entering the window at which Mr. was Sie Se py Ave the fellow made, and promptly prisoner wes handed over to the police aod Justice Connolly locked him up for trial. A® Atusuovsr Goverxor Ronen —Governor Pinkney, while on a visit to Blackwell’s Island on Saturday, left hie borse and wagon at the foot of Sixty-fifth street, whence it was etolen by one James Ryan, an old peui teptiary bird. Thethief drove the team to the correr of Broadway and Fifty nintm street, where he war over- teken by the police and captured. Justice Browneil locked him up for trial. Drowsep at Yoxxers wane Barmxa.—On Sunday night about eight o'clock, a gentleman named Dyer Ames, boarding at the Getty House, Yonkers, while bathing in the Hudson at that point got beyond his depth and was drowned, He was bathing at the same spot on Fri- day evening and would then have been drowned had it pot been for the exertions of Mr. Baker, telegraph opera- tor: and it is supposed that he became in’atuated ani de. termined to try acd show his friends thet he was capable of tak'ng care of himeelf. He was about 47 years of age, and leaves a wife and family tomonrn his jose. He was atone time crehier of the Middletown Bank, Conn., and more recently cashier of the Farmers’ Bank, of Bridge- sg Conn. He wag much respected by all who know ‘Free ty West Twenty mp Strrer—A Daring INcevp1a Ry ATTEMPT TO Destroy 4 DWELLING Hovse.—Between nive and ten o’clock yerterday morning a fire was discovered im an unoceupied bedroom on the third floor of the doard- ing houge No. 57 West Twenty third street, kept by Mra. Ladium. The police of the Eighteenth precinct and some citizens soon extinguished the flames by throwing the burning bedding into tho strect, and by the application of & few pails of water. In about five minutes afterward smoke was seen issuing from the recond floor, and officer Stooon discovered a bed on that floor also on fire, which be threw into tbe tree. On making search he {ound a pile of lace curtaine ona table in the backroom on tho second floor all ipa blaze. He immediately extiaguishert the fire by stamping it out, and threw the curtains ‘oto the yard. The of these several fires is enveloped in mystery. The Fire Mersual was notiied, and mais a (borough examination of the premises. From the state- raent of the occupants there was the time of the discovery of the ood the servants, and they have no suspicion iy e The whole matter will be thoroughly investigated ¢ Fire Marshal, when the guilty party may be «lis covered. lamage done to the frraitare wili probably amount to $150; ineured for $5,000 in the Relief insurance Company. There was no damage done to the building. Brookiyn City News. Ayomerr Vexpict aqatvsr twe Crry.—In the Brooklyn Oty Court yesterday an action was tried, in which Mrs. Maria Paynton wag plaintiff and the ciiy of Brosklyn do- fendant. It appears that on the Zist October, 1955, the plaintiff, who resided at No. 23 Eighteenth street, Gows- nus, went out of an errand between nine and ten o'clock in the evening. The n'ght was very dark. When rhe came the corner of Third avenue and Middle street she fe!) into an Excavation, which bed been constructed for a sewer. There were no guards, nor no lights. She w considerably hurt, but managed to craw! out and go home Her injuries proved of @ serious character, and she was confined to the house for six months, acd, ia rence of ipjurtes to her left arm, was upabie Wo caro @ li velibood atrewing ae ehe bad theretofore done, per day, besides ber board. The time of the accideat, the case was given to the jury and a verdict of $1,000 was rendered for the plaintiff. A BURGLARY AnD Tirmrr.—The'store of August WollT, in Pear! street, near Fulton avenue, was feloniously entered by burglars on Sunday night. Reczming alarmed, they leftin aburry, and were detected by officer Corwi: of the Second precinot. lam Jones and Wallace Jones. answer by Justice Cornweil. ‘Three well dreased fellows called at the residence of the'r namee as Wi!- were commited to taken into custody by officer Canner, They turday afternoon, with a horse aud carriage, mepped up the door and asked to ace the man of the house, They were informed by tho servant thet ho wast his place of business. They then asked for tne lady, and were imvited into the parlor, The lady uot being prepared to see company, sent word for them to call again. Tbey sent the girl 10 tell her they wore re’atives from the couutry, and that she should dreer per- self up in ber “prettiest”? and come down. This had no effect, and the visiters left, taking with them some ailver ware which they found in a closet in the dining room. Mrs. Williams usually wears considerable jeweiry about ber person, and the object doubtless was to take 1 from her ip some manner, Provosky Repecnos or tm Porce —The following re- solution, by Alderman Douglass, cere’ at former meeting of the Common Council, was called up iat night:— Scerexpen.—The Fire Commistioners of the Western district bave surpended Hook and Ladder Oompary No. 4, im accordance with the ruggestions of the Common Counctl Committee; not because there were any charges ageinet them, but for the resson that they have so few members as to be unable to do efficient duty. Eucletan Society Anniversary. ‘The anniversary of the Eucleian Society of the Now York University was held last evening in the chapel of the University, where, in spite of the scorching heat, a large audience assembled. The exercises were opened with prayer and followed by music from an excellent brass band which was in attendance. Rev. H. &. Canresren, of Brooklyn, the orator of the evening, was then introduced, and proceeded to deliver bis address. He aammenced with a pleasing allusion t> the motto of the society, which he trane!ated for the uo fer gradoates to mean ‘siways socopting,” and forth wo more advanced,‘ Do the Dest you can.” MMe (nem, he said, would be the consideration of some of the conditions which Ot the mind of man to work to advactage, Mind iife,”’ he defined to he perfect concord wits all ex sen, and perfect concord with all law. Ite ophere was to know l's so ver, ita work and ite place. Fxpatiating apo ther of amind knowing ite pow we miod convalrione’ and the self disirusting of trating by history the eras On the secon’ potnt, that the mind shou!t w it? work he took occasion to dissect the old fart ts ped methoor of making men for specia! purp ees, Hike mekiug foldicre out of the heterogeneous materials of the country militia. He took the University as an iluttration of ih» progress of the age, in that It allowed men to 4o just tha for whieh they believed they had the power, and shandoned the collegiate plen of ejnostine o man like @ mechine through & cirttin speeiied course. Ho helé that action wen more than vy ond that specisiism should bo predomineut. There we* & proper and well recognized difference in law yere. Some were civil and ofbers only criminal (!.auzh tor). then there were the pottifoggara and the #9) ator Bo there were distinetinas in every profession wh':) ahold be rigidly couridered i educating the mind for action in life He who eaw the Otoene of things about him obtained an iden of the fitness of things above him, and the time might yet come when throughout the world theee true ideas of order and beanty ehuvid prevail among mon Om the third point—that the mind should know its place oo nOhrilting pletare of the struggl* of the present vs between mammon and mavrisiiem and trae ‘mind wa pictured for the human race @ glowing fatue in vealine cf bone. rt ~ audence, . ittwe of mind aay xt delivered & pos on “True In- ie Aa EL mith i | i E i i i a tation. Fear poem ha cnoon in this dought ofa gor where,he owned ten square Presescoan ia s z : d F H i 5 gat EEE i le is i & 5 oF é i i 3 Roman ——- Pot in every respect con! of the church. The services took th street, and were attesded b; friends and relatives of the deceased. Tuomzs Lyons, one of the veterans of 1812, died sud- denly on the 18th inst. He was in continuous service Hy sre informed by @ gentleman who communicates the above facts taat for certain reavons he was expelled from the Military Asylum, District of Columbia, and refused re- aomittence. DSATHS OF THREB EMINENT PAILADELPHIANS—JUDGE CONBAD, J. Re TYSON AND J. BR. JENKS. Psy the Ligne ad North American, Jane 23 ] \t a Inte hour last night we learnod, trouga the agency of the police telegraph, that Jucge Conrad died at his resi- dence on the Lancaster turnpike some time previous. No particulars of tho melancholy event were given; and as we haa re of hia illness, even conjecture the cause. Ronert T. Conrad was a native of this city. Atan early age he gave token of the brilliant talents by which he waa subsequently distinguished, and long Delore be attained to legal manbood, his coatrivu- tone, both in prose and poetry, to the periodicais of the day, had eccured him # high reputation. He wae educated for the bar, under the care of bia maternal uncle, the late Thos. Kitters, and had be persevered ia the practice of the law, be would have become an em!- nent member of the profersion. Circumstances, how. ever, which occurred about the time of bisa amission, induced bim to take cl of & ne then vewiy established, which ically mergea iu the old Philadelphia Gozette. Of this last named j:uroal be was for some time & joint proorietor end leading editor. Ata later period he was successively Reorder of the Northern Liberties, and Jucge of the Criminal Sessions for the city and county of Phiiatelphia. When the latter Court was diesolved, Judge Conrad resumed his conues tion with newspaper literatare, and for a number of years ‘was engaged onthe North American, and other leading Tn the first election which took piace after con- ,» be wae chcson Mayor of the city. Io 1856, upon the Tesiguation of Judge Kelley from the bench of the Quarter Seasions, he was appoinied by Gov, Pollock to fi! the vacancy, aud he continued to serve in that capa. city until last autamo, when he returmed to the bar. Jucge Conrad was gifted 4 nacre with very high ers, apd be had improved by exvensiv iture is “Jack Cade,” which stil! occupies the sta eueticn of decived genius. His “C mrad of duced when be was a very young man, cave early evi dence of the talent tor dramatic writing, which wa 20 8 nelly exbibites in Inter yeare. Judge Conrad wos proba Diy Rot over 50 yeors of age at the time of bie death. ‘ped to apnounce the sudden deceare of Hop. doubt not, will etrike le es, with wuroris®, sinto Do cont ideratie iliness had been aanounced, or waa kKoown outside of bis own famiry. Mr. Tyson waa born in Montgomery coun! rate, and wae # descendant of Jd Roberts, distinguiahed | im the former history of Rastera Penosyivacia an) early age he caine to this city to ombark in the slady of | the law, and war cailed to toe bar uuder circamstances | favorable io subsequent success. From the oateet of bis legal cereer be ban been largely engaged in public affairs, | apc hee articipaved fa more than the agusl share of pad aie é ai Be was a member of the select bravch of Couns ¢two or tbree terns, and in that position In fereste! himeeif in various measures of public importaace | With which bie mame is associnied ag author or promi- | BeLt advocate ¥. Tyson cecupied himeelf in matters of State poliry, and | Aprietec in inmugurating sue plan of pudliaming the valaadio | Maver te Andewry Cocoments bearing upon ihe biswry of tbe State and ite colonial liner of this ‘ben the brother of Mr. Tyson was ip the Legisiatare, and himeelf ap earnest student of our history. Daring his | whole life Mr. Ty sou mingled actively in thie political aad pobric events of the day. In 1854 be was elected to Con- gees a8 one of the representatives from th's city, and his Temps if Comnected with many messures of public interest for the term. "We was perticularly active in what related tw the commerce of Povlade!phia, and to the of ibe aacenuency it formerly exjoyed as an Importicg city. Various essays and leters on this subject have been given to the public by Mr. Tyson, witain « recent erton. * ‘Tyron married a danghter of Thomas P. Cone, who ded without children. Hs reticence bes always been ip this city, and since the expiretion of his Congressional term various ‘ecidents of literary and artist‘o occupation Dave taker up much of bis time. Ee ciet at his summer reeidence, in county, of dyrertery. We learn with rogret that Josera R. Jaks, @ well kpewn citizen of Pbiladelplua, and an esieemed member The serica of volumes | pubiebed as Pemesylvacia Archives was thos begun | | New Haven Bank, four and a haif per cent; of the Society of Friends, departed this lifeon Souday evening Inat, in the ninety-Grst year of hie age. Mr Jooks was for many yeare successful morchant, was benevo- lert, upright and honorable, and from ti time O00 pied varioun offices of troat, the duties of which he dis- charged with eorupulous fidelity. New Untversaitat Church. A meeting of thove favorable to tho establishment of « pew Univervsliat church up town was heid last evening in Dr. Chapia’s church, Broadway. There was bat « small attendance. ‘Thomas Crane, Eeq , presided, and Mr. Benjamin S Roque was appointed tecretary. Dr, Sawven stated the ob; of the mecting. The lo calities of the Universslet churches were not #0 favoral as formerly. Orchard street charch, which waz well Jo cated formerly, was not so now. A great num! members of thet church now resided up wwn, above ‘Twenty-fourth street, and they had no church near. Alter some further remarks, Dr. Charey addressed the meeting on the subject. It ‘Was rot merely @ eocie'y, but (, was 8 movement for the good of the cause. A Universalist oburch wag absoi italy peeded up town, apd he consiered some efiyrs enon!? be mace vy the members of the courch res iag above Foor. teenth etrret to provite ons. Afversome further obser ra tone he stated be bad a letter from «rea! estate brower ths other day, stating that be bad = church for sale, pear Fitd avebue wich they could have for $50.050, on ideral terme. He merely mentioued it, as be did not iaterfor= ip such matters. A gentleman sugrested (hats commiitec of five ehoult de appointed and see what could be dope, aod thata meeiiog thou be called when the weather was cooler, and bear the report ted in the form of & resolution, whieh Dr. Chapin se copded Several gentlemen it coincided im the views ex Prosced, and agrees the Uarversaiie residiog up town required a church siwuated somewhere above Four teenth street The Chairmen pominaled the following gentlemen asa oom mittee to he mater under coosiderauon aud re port at a meetiog to be called in wae fall: Geo, W Piatt, Prq_.. William Wi'son, Freq. W. B Miles, fey, Wilam a A. 1 p "ine thevtng then sdjonreeds’ The North Carolina State Lotteries New Yous, Jame 28, 1868. Jase Gorvos Baxwert, Req = In your paper of Sunday you charge ‘a Colonel Charles’ ‘with being connected with « ‘fotitious firm,’ sgents for & “bogus lottery,” and purporting t Go business in Jersey City. Al presume this murt be intended for my elf, and ix caloulated to do me great injary, | have to re- qnest you will give my denial of the etatemont an \nser tlon. Some time avo T became the poseesor by purcnare p AY mate by the Legisiature of the State of North Carolina, to draw ® series of lotteries for other purposes. All = interest in thie of to E. Cobb & Oo, the lotterice drawn uoier + mapagement, by Virtue of this grant, are uojuertionably legal in every way My place of busines at No. 40 Broadway. You be assured that any time Iam wanted, there) difficulty im finding me EDMUND 6. OfAR een ‘FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MONEY MARKET, Monpsy, Jane 28.6 P. The bank etatervent made np leat evening follows with the one of the Monday previons + 118 £85,809 An increnee of 981/892 A decroane of : tes T)218080 4 decrensn of, Grose depor'te. An inerenes of Actual deposite *6,293.471 An increase of pares ae + #1088 822 EET die etatement ie wenavally favorad’e ao far ae the woe column is concerved. It was universally anticipated t & much larger falling off io the specie than half a milion would have been cansed by the drain for the new Trease ry notes. Aitogotner tho rtatement is a healthy ore, aod affords good grounds for supposing that a7 coon ae trate Degine to revive there will bo a sound baris fore very suceraefil ard eslemive commercial movement late advicne from Bravo's river of the discoverita of gold there, Laye begm camyaesed preity freely io the street, with a view to their probable effect on future accn- mulations of gold ip this city. The general impression is that for tbe present no frech accession of specie would Over owuse any effect in commercial or fivanciel circles, ‘though of course ultimately such an accident would prove highly beneficial. The stock market was generally somewhat betier this morning, although there was no activity and but little business done. In State stocks the largest transactions ‘Were in Missouri’s, which advanced a quarter. Of La Croszo land grant bonds several parcels changed hands at an advance of 4 on Saturday’s prices. New York Cen- tral rose 34; Erle, 4; Reading, 14; Harlem, 3s; Michigan Scuthern, 34; Cleveland and Toledo, 1; ; Chirago and Rock Island, 3. Galena and Chicago, Hudson River and one or two other securities were steady at yesterday’s prices. The only material decline of the day was in Pacific Steamsbip Company stock which, im consequence of anmouncement of Commodore Vanderbilt’s rival line through Nicaragua, declined 83, a 4 per cent. The gene- ral feature of the market was dulness. It is evident that the public are not operating, and that the brokers have all the specniation among themselves. But for the enormous short lines which many of the operators for a fall have put out, a serious decline, based on the dullness of the market and the poor receipts of the railways, might be anticipated. As it is, there is such a demand for cash stock for delivery that all the leading speculatives aro jept scarce, and from day to day a trifling rise may be After the board stocks were very scarce, and, after many attempts to borrow, the bears submitted to a trifling Yige in price, After the deliveries were made, however, the advance was lost, and pricos fell back to the morning rates. The market closed dull, the last prices being for Pacific Mail, 753¢; Delaware and Hudson, 98; New York Central, 823¢ a 8234; Erie, 17 «17%; Hudson River, 27; Reading, 445; ; Galena and Chicago, 843; ; Rock Island, 73. The attendance at the second board was small; the hot weather is not favorable to movements in stocks. Money continues as before to be freely offered on stocks at call at four per cent. First class signatures are done at5a6. Bankers’ exchange ts in limited demand; it rules at 109% @ 1093 on London, end 5.13 «5.12 on Paris. The following were the operations of the Sub-Treasury for the day:— i 153,051 00 « 44,000 00 + 335 028 26 100,000 00 1,279,622 29 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to day were $17 4€3,254 30, and the balances $1,261,492 93. The certificates remain at $46,000. The cazh assets and abilities of the New Orleans banks Loans, Specie. Circulation Citizens’ Bank.$2,897.588 1,961,459 2,338,215 Cavai Bank... 631,688 916,245 723,750 Lov'signa... . 1,668,960 1,928.558 — 913,829 Lovistara State 2}983'847 2}968 754 1,603,990 Mec. & trade's ‘387,442 586,008 "1927 Bank of N.O.. 1,123,101 629.122 490'640 Southern Bank 153, 189 204 199,165 Urion Bank... 720,287 393926 677,260 Bavk of J Robb 247,110 247,277 348.435 Creacent City.. 967,735 212.412 138,380 260,789 Bank America, 608,283 316,842 194,400 842,146 Total.......12,374,123 10,208,897 7,643,844 15,832,885 ‘The Secretary of tho Treasury gives notice that he will reoeive proposals until the 0b of August for ten millions of the stock of the United States, to bear five per cent in terest, and will be re-imbursabie in fifteen years. The notice states that the bids muat be, in all cases, uncondi- | Uomal. No bid for any fraction of one thousand dollars will be recognized. The time given admits of foreign capitalists competing fcr the loan. The eucosasful con tes tants will be required to deposit the principal and pre- mium of their bids on or before the 1st of September. ‘The followivg dividends have been declare? :— The Bank of the Commonwealth, a semi-annual dividend cf three and o balf per cent, payable aly 1 The Rank of Commerce, a sem! annual diviijend of three and a balf per cert, payable July 6. The Manhattan Savings Institution, a semi-annual divi- nd of five and six per cent, payable on and after Jaly 12, Dividends at the benks in New Haven, Jul, 1, 1858;— lesinen's Beak, four per cent; Mecbanies’ Bank, three dollars per share of sixty dollars. The third week's earnings in June of the Michigan South- ern Railroad were $37,265 ageinet $41,470 !ast year, a fall- ing off of $4,114. The businers of the road shows an in- crease, and gn important reduction has been mado in its expenses. Stock Exchange. Monpay, June 28, 1858, 25 ahs Harlem RR. do pret 830 $5000 Louisiana 6's, . 2000 Her RR let mt. 2000 TerA& Alt24 mt 36000 LaC & Mill g bs x“ OO d0..... #10 2436 1000 NJ Osn let m be 200€0 Hav &St JosR be 3 87 she Mercbanw Bk 110 10 Atlantic Bank T4ANg 20 Mechanics’ Bavk. 109 H 84 84 tg My n ay B25 724 72% Tak 78% BOARD. 5Ouhs NY Cen RR, 260 Erie RR do. 160 Hudson Riv BR. £000 I Cen RR bas. 85 a 5000 lat & Miligbs 847{ 100 Reading RZ “ny 100 shs PacM38Co 830 75 50Gal &ChicRR.b30 847% 0 40......... 3 2 de cr 100 Del&udGato #60 98 cri #30 08 New York Banka, ew city Irorasste saoe\ese — 12,700,456 8,600,001 Breitae Iatvot bu 8iponoo aus ana 18,504,008 oes aoe Sr'408 seb {iistasons 9008/43 643 one 11,787,367 8,981:740 67.272.040 ioo\ien-sed Lognr.ir8 Soesell Ge'eat'ar ees snes teatn cea (S72 12,181,967 saza'ne ri ip ae roe tee ee io "400/418 7/916 108 Be'r9 900 476,204 7,528,509 49,745,176 798,731 5,864,624 72,879.74 98,961,076 6,766,968 73,652,028 81,902,056 6 74,178,910 so'oo0‘4r2 6,g02'a51 14,715,088 81,820,000 7,289,982 76,678,178 82,056,426 7,245,800 76,700 '868 83,196,449 7,190,170 78,678 219 94,118,801 7,140,861 79,198,899 35 004,213 7/481,814 80'503,208 36,453,146 7 46 $4,180,728 7, 53,500,296 84/047 446 7 84,207,788 3) 406,144 83,182, 82,700,382 7 88.50", Jone 12, 68. . 116,922,152 38,967 288 7. ‘84.288. 82,306,456 7. 86,2 June 26, 58, ,118,886,569 31,831,892 7,218,080 86,323,4° CITY COMMERCIAL R© PORT. Mowpay, June 286 P.M. Avirms —The market was quiet, at 6c. both for pots and pearis. Baranercrrs.—Flour—The market wae steady, with » jernmud from the domestic t tr Western and Cblo su FPxtra Ohio and Westera, Canedian superfine anc exiva ° Re timore, Alexandra and Geor get Sonthera fancy and Oxt@........66. ss brands... Cnoice extra family and bakers’ Rye flour., eeeeee “ Capacian was inactive,tad stock I'ght The sales om- Draced about 250 bb's. a oar Ggures Southern flour was ur changed, aud selee confined to about #0 bois, within the serge of our prices. Rye flour sold to the extent of about 100 bbir. at our quotations. Wheat—Good to prime lete were rcaroe and firm. The sales embraced about 10,060 bushels, lucluding white Southern at 81 25 Gorn was firm, with $1 20 and red Michigan at $1 01. reles of = about 26,00 bush Western mixed at TC jeo., and good do. rn at 790, a 820.; white do, at 7c. upchanged. Barley was dull, and selling fo al Oate were leas buoyant, we quote State and Weatern at 450, 0 453. Correa —The sales embraced about 2,250 bage Rio at 10s. 8 108¢., and 60 do, Se. Domingo at 9°65. 2 Oi 6 Rye was quiet and Onrtor.— ihe news by the Ariel ot od with the revere best of the weather had « zing ioflarnce en the market. The selea probably rescued about 490 9 8C0 hal St unchange* poses. The mai! accounts from the South evstain the im, casion that the floods have fr iored the growing cotton crop W the extant of about 200,000 @ 250,000 bales, Mrough aoibine porig ty dedane ‘Total reoeipis at all the ports since Bept. 1. ‘Same time last year... oer Exports to Great Britain since Sept. Same time last year,,,,...... Tocresse....... Meee eere Exports to France sinoe Sept. 1, fame time last year........ Stocks at all the ports, Seme time Inst year., Increase, see nw aay Engagements were ght, and changed. 1s. 9d. ; cotton was at 7-32d.; grain at Gd. Lon. To Hambarg 100 bbls: epee turpentine were engages at 3 Ther was Aine Bete, to yell bye . ‘Heap was quiet, at $1 12 a $1 16 for dew rotted Ameri- SS, Snes come en 30; dressed was at $1 60, to $2 aa Loar was beavy and lower. Sales of 1,500 2 2,000 bbis. were reported at 50c. (probably a forced sale) per bbl. for common and at 80c. for lump. Mozstsxs —Sales of 70 bhds. Cubs muscovado were made at 25c. Naval Srorps were quiet and prices unchanged. mye es Ane gallons seer wate nance, caiehy io. Whale and sperm were qu ‘unchanged. —Pork—The market was without further change, while sales were moderate; the embraced about 800 a 1,000 bbis. 123 9 816 25, while was retail lots at $13 50; clear mess was at $17 50, at $15 70. Beef was inactive and less buoyant, with sales of about 160 a 200 bbis., including country mess at $ll a 11 op Ng Hs State—the latter figure for prime Orange county. new grase cheese was at 7¢ a 8c., and skimmed at 30. a 60. SvGars were Orm and active, Toe sales embraced about 2,600 bbds. chiefly Cuba muscovado, within the Tapge mostly of 633. a 7c. <a -A ealc of 100 boxes were mado, to arrive, at 360. TatLow —The market was quiet and prices unchanged. ‘Waskxy —About 300 bbis. were made at 22,6. 8 230. MARITIME INTRLUIGRNCE, Port of New York, Jane 28, 1858 CLEARED Bark Phenix, Owen. Rio Grande—Master. Brig Guayama (Rrem), Ouken. Bramen—Pavenstedt Prig Waltham, Clark, Elizabetbport—C & & J Peters, Brig Enze. Ap, Log, Rockland—J W Etwell & Co. Scbr Lady Brot. Histon, Eleutbere—Ji Sehr Havelock (Br), Rcpr W P Ritchie, cbr Londonde & Oo. Wiimisgion—D 0 Murray. i, F 'Imivgton~ Schr Jamestown. La ours tte City J Bunter & Uo, v Osborne, Nor! 'x—sturaes & Cleannan, febr Rebr Arn D, Newton, sierandria, Ac—M Bedell. Ocean Ranger, Tibbetts, Newburyport—Meicalf & Dour esp. Febr Kossuth, Coker, Newburyvort—S W Lewis & Co. ‘Steamer bristol, alien, Philadelphia, ARRIVED Stenmebip Rmpire City, Griffin, New Orleans 20th inst, via Havana 28c, wish passengers, to M O Roberis, ftom stay Kosnoxe, Skinner, Richmowa. ec wrth mdse and Prssengers. 10 Yenry Ludian 26th ies, 9:80 AM, off Chia cotes gee, hiaualized stesmabsp Jamesown, henoe for Rich mond, wen, Ramsay. Ballimore and Norfolk, Bteameb'p Chesapeske C1 Portland, méso. wo Hl B Cromwell & Co. those May 3, with coal, to Ship Venice, Whiiman, Liverpoot, Willtomaburg Gas Co, Pxperisneed’ strong ‘westerly gales up to lon 89 since which bave bas light airsand calms, wuh thick foggy werther. Tock s pilot in lat 1 30. lon 63, from boat David Mitchell No 5. Was lowed from Fire island light vise Crk (deem). Bering, Trinidad, 21 daya, with ork Cuba (Brem. ering. i suger, to Oririchs & Lo ter Chase, Jones, Gt Rarta 12 dey, withffrult, to T Gilmar- Lin. June 22 iat 29 90. lon 69 $4. spoke brig Hidalgo (of Kast Macbie#) from Machin for Neuvivas 2) daye out. Setr Barsh Hrnen Douglas, Grurge'ow: kebr Anp, Cole, City Potut 's dew ie Hichereon Nickerson. . Yorkiwwn, Wog:om, Richmond, 4 Gays. Bohr Mary Rliza, Lyon, Virginia, 2daye. Bebr Isabel Clark Philadeiphia, febr Piven, Jeckscn, Rockland, Gdave | i ir Decetur Usker. }. Bridgeport for Washington, DO, feamer Planet, Loper, Pbilade'phis Steamer Beverly, Pierce, Philade phia, BELOW. ftp Great Repubite, 1 imeburner. from London Build \ brievisas, Owen from London and Greenock. Khip Seperior, Boule, from Liverpool Bark Qrovoso (Hr, of Groenoak), from Onrk. Bark Independemi (Br, of Hull), from Abielda p PATE Cassanes. from Rewonstie {ail the ‘shove revorted P t ‘orreat, No 14, anc saw tem last on the ist, & lat 41 15, lom 64 30) Canvaen Back, Shanghae; ‘nion, Liverpool schr fmogene, Cadiz.” Een ; ‘Wind |ight from South, and warm. Herald KER WHS? Ju ~ No wrecks are reported deapetebdes to your poner, of the 10ub and 13th inst. repairs of the Tae Marvel, been comp! Op the 13th toat coat for the Port amonpt to $1685 69 Miscellaneous and * Sreamsnir New Yorx, from Gins; for New York. before Ow reported lost, was a first clase tron propeller, of 2160 tons rv sinter, bul st Olaecow in 1806, where ahe ls'owned. 1 Sm Puixcers Rorat, from New Orleans for liverpool’ |W Pass 10th inst, and remained 15h grounded at the b' A letter to the owners of ship Medeliion, of Richmond. Me. before ed ide Mh inst, riaies that mo beam ends. but righted in ao hour atterwarda without a particls of damage. ry Weer, June %—The abip Rockland, Capt Brown, wih a steam pum) oy board, salied from thie port vesterday mora ing for New York fhe islesking nat Fa} honr. yotary of 0 ter to Kliwood Walter, Req, Beer: ) woh See inte _ Ly ft — yy Sy ore put ints Cuniborland Harber on the Sine ih "lose at foun TR Jones, of Machacvort at Falem from Philadel phie wee struck by lightning 2ist, and hed mainmast badiy Notice to Ma Letter ‘o the Secretary of the Tesulte of a survey of MeMit's Oban IBLE, Viewt Com’g TB Huger, Us ‘Const Burvey. Coat SueveY Orrice, Mey 11, 1988. fn-1 bare the boron so ttate shat 8 part cf the hydrogre 4 in Ope ueret ! «extracts from a addrosaed to me b: that officer thow the reeutia of ibe recent examiaation ss “Fre —— n of my sound inge with those made by Dag parene ike baal oe sof a charae the toat obanne! will he main passage way for the commerce of over 12 feet curves were ee. foot. The recent survey shows nt the! the distance between the 12 feat curves now ealy 19) eet” “The water on the aboal spit of the bulkhead hes materially ed (be of the current ny that ity Idhe tocbeneel he mn coemie ), in the Very respectfully, yours. Hon flown. Cons, Beeretary of the Freaanne ao Whal Nast, £60 bbie of] al told, 19h, Greyhound, Oathoart, $80 ai] to10; 30th. Meritn: Doone, ot NN. nothing since teeny Taleabuans: 2K Courier, Come, of NB. do do putia for me Heal aid for & reaman, Stolle, Lntbaway, of NB. 1800 all tora; of Nant, 700 all tol; Nantuc¥et Gibba, of Ni h. Philtp Delanoye. Gardner, of FH, 00 pole tince last reported: 20.h, Lafayette, Ray, of NB, dne whale ttgee teat od port y 28. Int $1.95 N, lon 65 56 W, Lady Suffolk, 4 bbie oll, M4, Int 26 34, lon 84g, Walt ba FEY My M6, ee Irvingos Pro vincetown BpoKen, &o. Ship Jol 7 aa Hv, Jobe, Proce, Meryert, from Onliao March 17 for Eng: Me Sbip James Guihria Pitman, from Mobile for Liverpool, Jape 2, jat 29 58, lon 78 45 Bark Robert (of Boston). from NOrleane for Havre, June ee 18, off Matanti A fore and ait eebr bowing a white signal with letter A, gid 209 at top and tottom, waa signalized June 14, Int 82 52, jon 62 4 Allen Gray, from NYork for Mobile, Jume 18, lat 88 15, Queen of the Routh, from Boston for Mebile, Jane aly of hey Went Sebr Robert f Palmer, from Pensacola for NYork, no date, Tat 25 46, lon 86 06, Foretan Ports Po on \- te . Wne. 2 Tn oort helg Chatham, Slmpron, wen. Old )0th echr Oatharine 4 obnaon, CAIUTEA May 10—Arp bark Paladin. iy ms Rewari. Cranmer, Paragnay. Cimmrvacos, Jone 9—Are barke Jacah Movil Portivnt 10h! Stampede, Lewis, and Brouhsre, bs 15th, Geo Lastie, Rrown, Poston, th, MS “aon, do; 16th, Wm Aboot, Bmith, b+ Thomas, Bld Rh E ue i Seca Sas eh se a B. J W— A: Ber, 8th Yor Haltimore): orig Aube: Wabiogion: Testa £14 16tb, bark riel, Tay!or, Saqus: brig Sea F. ), Warren, Reston reporied al ir bark Leuretia Bailey’ ‘ald 14th); Krxcsrow, Ja, June’ 10—Tn Warroo, Banthell, H frem Ralimore, wr 7th disg: Abby Weiacn, Wetane,, from Fhi'sdelphia, arr 8, do: Harriet Ann (7). Crowe! ( Nie B min her Plow “Tide, Pern, 28 Ponederpite, a ya i i RC Stannard. 1 &. oan, ARLES, arr | ™™ ‘Ansigos (7), Lawson, Ba'ti- ware (ond eld June 7th Juve ist, sohe a ne don Muinovuie, March 28~Sia bork White Bes, Bros, Valpe- w—or ‘rom NY¥ork. bound to Gi the brig fo port, brig Falmouth, Bray. Waranras June 1S~-Arr-ehips Sparkling Wave. Saunders, and ory Miner, Bavana: 2st hrig Geo S Williams, Redvord: 1b, Diligence’ Youn Portland: 19h sehr Hey as 1eib, roung, Ligh, - ward, Bhoer, ialat, BAEK Andes, Merrymam, Por'= Punta AREnas, May 11- Arr sehr J] M Roscoe, ——, fan Panama, June (not May)12—Arr ship Rhine, Harward, Li May 21-814 brig Cane San, Bias area. May brig Cansde, Pomp, ty Baytimore: brig Moust Vernon Hell, do palo Sr Troms, June 12—In port barks Azelia. Davie from ft ohne sings beige Sugita Once dor Waa k Brows, ws. ocehing Biliot, Rnowles, from Boston, arr bd Br JsGo, June 6—Are bark Vi York; 8: oie ie Foley, cee ore sa alata “gierra ? tow. Poneavoles BW Pra Whiley, ‘; 16th, ; 16th J P Wether Parker, Mobile. Sid 14th Hento Denleve. Palmar’ frige Lizabel, Oolley. York: non. as Grotto 16th Chas Heath, Merrithew, Boston fr Sreruens, NB, June %3—Arr ship J Baker, Allen, Glou- crater. Txivtpap June 19—Arr bark Alvarado, Bartov, Havana, Vatranaiso, May 6—Arr bark Olea (bil), Garvy. N York. Xinana, June &—Arr brig Lnoretia, » Obarryhiatd, Varuovra. N8, Jone 24 Ta port park J& RK’ Young (Br), Becit, from Marne iles for NYork; bad stopped the i [Per Breamsnte ANCL Saxon, ATQuEREC—PELEGRArntc. . fia for Philedeiphia Juve Wb, Mobongo, from Londonderry; 41>. Sars: , from Liver, fe Rl for Boston april 20. Oxenbritga. from Osieatte: 25:2, RB Forhos, from Ringapore; June 12. Alice Munroe, and Kroch Talbot, from Tivervool; Tonquin, from Lusand; Lina, ano Gen Wolf, from the Clyde. The Bortense, from Calcutta. put hack Mey 24, Yraky. bay- ing reid over & lump of rook ‘oft Futiad; oargodameged. ‘The Catuzic, from New York for the Clyde, rex ashore ta Machrinist Bay, near Campletown, l0:h inst, and remains; oar go being discharged. The American Congress, from New York for London, ran ashore off the Fouth Foreund. Dut came offon the food, aad arrived ut Londoa. [Per Sreamsnrre ARABIA, AT Hatirax—TeLxcearnte ) Arr from BYork A 1, Whirlwind, at Melbonrne, +re trom NUrleans Jnnel0 J P Whiwuey, at Valencia, are trom Charlesten Juve 10, Colibri, Nantes, 17, Sr- neat, and Sy)ob, at Flushing _ Arr {rom Bosion April 7, Astres, at Melbourne; May %b, Cmanr. at Rom ‘id for W¥ork June 14 Morthmer Lirtocatou, trv Suader- : With, from do; Eastern 5 from Deal; Rp Leeann ea terton a eas Ta Parsops, sn, from do; 14th Carviine, frora Fine Sate Bapenel fey 4 Cette: ¥ wo iE . from Antwerp. ‘Sha fer Hesion April 1, Tadia, trom Sydney, NEW. Blo for Philadephia Jona 1k Chunhurz. f-om Liverpool. Fd for Seidmore June 18, Kivi & Owens, aaa Eien Btew- art, from Liverpool. LEXANDRTA. Jure ScAre sehr Sabeman, Wieks, 1 ALEXAN A. rr sel ma, N Tape fate 8. aninor, ere de ere calnd Jex, Monsom, Rich- io eohre Wsrtbe Shaw, Ri- Hulse, Rondout. Cid schr Orveita, Sam~ JM Meyo, Snow, and J Montgomery, Ha- | ark Mendi Bevant, Crenfue pedge ff hitfiald, Norfork; Sn- ef, eiheavetboort. Foie: rener, 4 rom London: Vieurgis, froax ay and Obarm from do: sig™ ! me aa wind Ee am are Sprague. Notbing sid un ie7. Ship Inabelia Baturday, but anenored in the Houde, 0 remains an’ ‘OR b—Arr (by tel) rhip B Jacobs, Henderson, barks Cambritge, barding. Messi three barks and four stramers Joe Whitn Liverpoot; » 0 oct Pari 0 Goctray mieamers miedonia, ie, Bi t, Boston bark Washine- am. achrs Smpire O#hora: Jona lorwick; bt, Rio Je neiroand a market, sehr Red Wing, Kirwan, Antigua anda marbet. BANGOR, June %—Arr brig Naiad, Leighton, NYork to lord jor Cabs; rebr Masflower, Kilborn, do, Cld brig # Tharvteo, Lanpher, Pert Brain BELFAST, June 12—6id brig Prentiss Hobbs, Carver, W nétes. BASH, zene 2%5—Sl4 ship Robert Cushman (new), Moree, 8t Joho, NB. TSTOU, June 25—Arr schre Garalle, Davia, New York; 8 4 Bh Troan | WAST GRERNWICH, June 27-—Bid sche J B Brinkley, Cul- | ler. Heltimore, 7 A\L BIVER, June +—Arr sehrs Now Haven, Gritin, hew Regulae, Dayton, Bizebethi Bid 260m ae} Ziprann’ Jonson, and K Townsend Piatard Le Adele Felieie, Sartwright and Cabot, Leggett, Kllzabeth- por GALVESTON, June 14—Ip ship BE Greeley, Cutter m baraues faoper, hens Parker, dieg; Rest, Graffam. Mary Cliaton. “Rean; Joba Oxstner, on. Ye Jobe Ma, for ‘em. KRY WFST. Jone l¢—Arr schr Young America, Low Rostan: 15'h, brig Times Phinney, Wodile, put in f° m: . robe Elizabeth Enelna, Koglish, Cod and th 2 York); V Barkelew, Hoptins, Mobile York); 18th, steamer Matagor Fiorids ports; sh Weokine. #0; Jobe Tinegien Ryder haseador. Freathe: a j arin, onies, Bpeneer. do: Gem Norihport, NL: sloops ; Commerea, Tyler, and a whine, Bopeeere. ir featchoater, Merk, NVork: Li 7 1 Georas, Walt I ‘Winemore Philedelphie; Fidelia, Conover, do. Daniel M Prened, ton, Philedeiphis, Emeline Bick: Andrewa, do; ay iy ar, Gandy, de. wer, Fowler; Ok, ‘and Tovwnt Hiswes, , PURTEMOUTS, June —Arraches JW T.indeey, Crowell, ange. yy i , June 21s sehe York, Jower, Gateomb, Potiadel+ en bad 17 wabiehment an ® ver a million na. domestic aad German segare, N, I).~Cash advancer OC OHREKM, 17 Rrowdway. 1000, 000, RO ARS ® SMoaysatvange tel vem lon hem aa wl 3 Mitek Toate a nero Minswadalen TACOBA 4’ Frosdwny, ie eT ANT) OWRAPEST Prep oan OLD AP FRRDERICK A, SOHROURB'E. Bl Ceriland’ street, ‘The superior style and low price of Din domestic eogare de fies competi'ion. as its a S FOP MLLER AT agra. fs well wort river, the attenuon of 50.000 vere yi dyalers; Ko. 42 Weat street,