The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1859, Page 8

PI a mene ri Bulldtin had etroulated an indesent statement, and ® con, NEW YORK TeRALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 18659. clusive of parcels received frov 4, peitish Cola, neve office ba” ‘a4 an accommodation in this manaer of over ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE Wier, Four Days Latex Mails from California. One Million and a Half in Gold Dust. ews from Oregon and Fraser River. Arrive] of Mexican Exiles in San Francisco, xe. — Tee United Stater mall steamship Star of the West, Want Gray, arrived at this port at two o'clock yesterday morning, abd the pointe of the news Were given in part of oor edition yesterday. Wo give below, however, our correspondence, and nome newspeper extracts, whirh will be found interest tog. We aro imévbted to Freeman & Co, Wells, Fargo & Oo., Purser J, C. Patterson, of the Star of the Wert, and J. F. Peeks, for copious files. The following is the treasury st of the S'ar of the West — Welle, Farge & Co. 27%} ,000 A Interesting ae., ae. EF. Bulkley & Sons. ,.€19,070 Ciark & Wiibur...... 10/000 P. Naylor... Butcher & Bro. Jennings & Brewster, sees 10,000 se. 19.000 9000 Teller & Freeman & Co, K Kelty & Co,, Jas, Patrick & Oo. ©. Kuignt & Ce Dancsn, Janson, Boud & Co, WT. Coleman t Oo. R. denier Metropolitan Bonk .. Kirby, TaBce,McCanitt & Co, 65,000 J. 9 Parker & Son. 6,000 Be . ©2980 ©. + 6,465 . 3,009 i Grosby. vr \eeone GW. 3,999 ZB Nowten & Oo. 2 P Weir Total DeWire 000 FROM ASPINW. Bush & How'an’ & Aspinwall. 89,000 Treadeel & Co. Trevor & Colgate. 2,270 Fl Cobn & Co, Hod Korner... RMeado KO. Adams J. Krause ........ Di... Daweon & Maxwell, oidemith & Co F Kapp sacter Bros S$ Lanshurgh & 8ro. stein Boe... S.L lesacs,. Rane rig Voie D&% 2. Helier & Bro. 13,700 Total....... land SAepinwall 13.890 The Star of the West left at Key West $206,000 in transit Sor New Orleans A card is published in the Sau Fran) 4 by ope thousand of the passenger 1. Btephene, on ber inet trip, comp! being overcrowded. The United States friga’e Roanoke, (flag ship) which left Lon the 20th to convey Gen, Jones to Carthagena Jamar, on his hit way to Bogota, on the the moroing Botb hi meeif and gon were in fine bea! ] ‘The Roaroke is now ander crdere to coov to New York ag soon as they ar Toey were daily expected on tho Usited AH co Bulletin, sign on board the Jona ining of the vesse! spirite, Tapers rive at F Puates frigate Miseienippi. ‘The Jamestown left Aspinwall en the 32 inst, town Com miseioners ama for G. Our San Pranetaco Corrrepondence, AN FRaNcisoo, May 20, 1869 —The alma f Mexican Exit Oase—Chinere Idol Worchip and Emigratim—C2onet Fremomt’s affairs—Raitrs Fined for Publishing Mrs. Sickles’ Confession—The Raid Against Fureign Com— | Arrival of the Elephants from Now Yurk—Politics in Celifornia, &e., dc ARRIVAL OF MEXICAN EXILES, The steamer Santa Crvz, from Mazatlan, arrived hore 2 the 12th inst, with thirty-six Moxiean exiles, who were banished from Souora tn conseqrenoe of the political troubles and civil wars that have devastated chat e rece men were taken by the livera's under Pesqulers when the city of Mazatian fell tato ir hands The fol. dowing ie a list of their name ol. Juan B. S Campo; Lieutenant Colonels Mamet Alerree Frederico Larenas, Fernanto Segura, Prat Romero ; Commanders Antonio Meredeza, Jaan Mars! Cap:sioe Jono Orvena. Y, Jaan oy Ange! M. Laurenein, A moo Martiaez, Famon Castaneca, Donic Accbes, Ep'queaio ®onegary Lientuwaute Joan M. Buono, Alzio Yeardia J. M. Toran, Pablo dimenes, Yenacto F Rufast Barrow, RM valor, Rate Bogarre:¥, Uanuiio Apreijo Joan Velasquez, Suturing Ro serge gs. Jaan N. Olasavgs, Yynacio Cabot lero, Aut ez, J Jimeaez, Mgael Martinez, Cerios Echu'veria, Ygnacio Castueda. The erriy.\! of these exiles did not create any stir in the city. They pvssed.through the streo's noticing tho stores nnd other pla» ‘sof basiaces,aaq were probably mucd sar prised to cce the magnitude and commercial bustle of San Francisco, Most of them found provection in tho houses of Mexican residents, aad a few disco’ old nintauces, Who gave them a cordial The authorities at Mazatlan furalshed with a Jeter, addressed to the mua at of this city, to the effes! tha they were sent out of the country for political reasone, kod had not committed any disgracefal offences. Pes quiers, who gave each man a doubloon, was doubtless glad to get rid of his prisoners in this way without haying their blood attached to hig ekirts, Deviating fram e cus- tom ia Kexi20, 4 of xilling (be upfortavace men the Goverzar ted th pore homane mshod of eu a, no Wem off ine Yaokee sxamer. Some of the exes are Faiher fine ooking muitary persoonges. The Savta Orvz brougut up over haif a million of dol wand Ma ite exten ie The corresjoudeuts a: Gaay at the Eoglien men-of-wa five smuggling in the way of carrying TBE ALMADEN QUICK! MINE CAGE. The rteamer Surpriee arrived wt thie port oa instant from a million i Jatuer or trial of tea b re conversant lore m spe vation fi passengers, Among the meeses to be examioed on the e Almaden qitickeiiver mine cage. These par been officers ucder the government, and with tho measures tacen by tne Origins! discoverers of the Mine to secure their title Under the Mexican laws, They { be examiaed Bt an ear'y day in bebalf of the p 2 property, wm is to be mace €00n afeer to the in alist Wor kiog the mine, ant Which was ovtain the government To suvport t app joo Hon. Benjamin, United States Senator, )3 expected to e in this city by the next steamer frm Panama. Scme time ago a motion was made for tue jez. nce of a Commirsion 10 take testimony of witnesses reeio.'ne in Mexico, to de ueed in favor of thoze resisting tae auit iD Btiluted by the government Counsel in an adie manne protested egaingt the injurious statements circulated con fern ng the title by which they bold the Almaden mine. Toeir characters bad vecn as‘aulted aud ‘amet. Taey eicd the meaus of placing on rezord such proof aa they ould obtain to refate the arp raion? mate agniost them Toe United States resisted the application oa the ground taat it was immateria!, aad thas ike Court bad no power to iscug a commission to a foreign coantry to take depor! tons. After a Jorg argument the Circuit Court denied the Taotion, and the claimants took the only course lefs, to bring from Mexico to this city the required wiinceses, WDOL WORSHIP IN CALIFORNIA—THE CHINESE, We have in Sao Franci.co, us if well kaown, a tompls Which; jevo vy cad Cbinese for the worship of idols, It fa in the heart of thecity, and is cailed a Joes House. A Butt was tried ia one of our courts about a year ago, in ‘volving the poesoseion or ownerebip of the property, Tas mortzaveo altempted to invalidate the deed of trnet, on he ground that the lot was wed for ‘mmoral and illegal porporee—namely, for hcatheviah worship. Tho cage was Oarried to the Supreme Court,on appeal, who have de. wided ibut idolatory, to long au it le not subversive of pub- lic order and the public peace, is protected by the jaws. The same Court has decided that the Legiaiature is with- Dut power to tuterdic: the immigration of Chinese into <ne Btate. The knowledge of this fact has had the effect of stimulating emigratou from China, and the natives of toa’ country begin to swarm in upoo us again. Over one thon send Chinamen have urrivet Gur ng the month, and these |re only the advance of a large immigration which threat Pas us during the summer and 1a. Taig subject bas been Airouered in every respect pro and con; but the fecliog Sgainet the Chinere, particularly in the mining districts, te 10 etrovg that their personal safety is never sezure, Fae gvestion gaint new importance every day. COLONEL FREMONT'S AFFAIRS. An execution has been ixsued from the Maripoe. Dis trict Conrt agaivet Col Fremont, in favor of Mr. James, Yor $15,000, An attachment for $20,000 was levied on the ‘olone''s property in an action commenced in this city Yew weeks since. The affairs of Fremont are much embarrassed at pre fen'. Es workmen bave sought redress in the courte, Certain parties wita whom he entered inte agreements to furnish money bave tatied comply, and he is accord- ingly to a great extent iocommoded. is NEWS SUMMARY. Under a late decision of the Suprem: MoOauley, formeriy lessee of the Gusts Goort oe gension of the institution afew days ago. Last year the Legislature paseed an act authorizing the Governor ani State officers to enter upon and hold the prison, whicn was accordingly done. This proceeding, whien was ot rather a forcible nature, bas been declared illegal, and the original lessees have the premises now under their full control. The change is not one for the betier, ‘The United States sloop-of war Docatue, trot Realejo, ar- rived here on the 18th inst. The following is a list or’ hn efficers, viz:—Commander—H_ kK. Thatcher; Lieutenauts— J. M. B. Clitz, Jos. E D. Haven, R. w. mony; Purser—Felix Senac; Aesis: iene; Commander’s Clerk—J. N. Oerk—J. L. i oe emete + Stine wer—James A. Sitlerton; T—Williamn Hyde: 4 smaker—Waro Branson, Jr. eo KDITORS FINED FOR PUBLISHING MRS. SCKLES’ CoNrmstoN, A prosecution against the editors of te Foming Hullr tin, for publi#hipg an indecent article, resu!ied in a conyic tion. The paper referred to gave, in a wiegraphis sum mary from 2un Jore, received by overiand mail, con fexion of kick, wbich appeared in near ebed in the principal cities of the co was wade before a Jastios of the Peac papers poi Complains ot gewnion of | idl’. * nee as follows:— med under an act parted at the 139k, he “We, i gee : Dae Legislature, for the suppression of immorss down ane | oi. T. Rdwarde ie meistioned an a candide’o for Attor- | Fe sera 00 Bowepapers. The jute tod tbe euatate, ad vented”, | rey General ch the Lecotapton ticket. 812 28 inter of the paper: oprictor yesterday 10 PAY ® "soot | James Y. MeDuile, announced some tithe sIB6S as bav- rad hundred dollars each. An appeal Yan Dee? ‘saken ton Bigher court, This action will prooe'sty see"o etrange out of California; but it is well to ada "oan the j wae propounced hy an officiat belong‘ gg to che party which the Bulletin has energetically sup" a. ‘The ship Wanderer, from “ew York, with the two large elephants on board, atriv’ a "hero on the 17th inet. Both animals are in g00d hes! 4h ang will soon be exbibited to our citizens. big Fifty thousand C0" tara worth of foreign coin has already been deposited in “be mint last week, to be melted and ro- coined The “qi coinage for the week amounted to $406,000 On the 17" tnat, the House of Refuge, or Industria) School, was inaugurated for thie city. It is twtended for the reformation of juvenile offenders, and will be whe mean? of doing a vast amount of good, The inetitution hae heen established et the joint expense of the citizens of apa the County Treasu: in Ephraim Pendleton, of the 6 now on trial bofore the United States Circuit Court, Judge Hoffmen presiding, for inflicting cruel and unusual pa nishment on one of his crew, San France, May 26, 1859. Ptitics in Colkfornia—The Gubernatorial Catwass. At the present time the public attention in this State Is directed almost exclusively to the approackiag polition! campaign Tho contest among the various canditetes will be warm and persevering. We have cominally three parties in the ficki—adminttration democrate, Douglas and Broderick democrats, and republicans—but the fight for success actually is between the party which endorses Mr. Buchanan and the party that opposes him—the latier of course fed on and encouraged by Senator Broder vk. The opening speech of the campaign has been made by Hon. Joseph C. McXibben. He sddreased a large moet ing in thie city, assembled in the Lyceum theatre, and was very enthusiastically received His hearers fitled the building, and the number was limited oaly by the means of accommodation, In reply to some charges that ap- peared in a city paper, to the effect that be bad not any- thing to ebow as the result of his Congressional career, McKibben went into@ detailed account of his exertions and Iabors while a member of the House of Representatives. His statements were straight. forward, and to the point. He admiiied that be bad no influence in Congress because he op- posed the adminietration, and went on to show that all his efforts to benefit California were thwarted for the same reason, He introduced bilis for extending aid to railroad companies and for opening the Tehuantepec transit, They were smothered by vommittees who determined to frown on every measure proposed by members opposed to ihe ec ministration, Mr. McKibben was yery severe on the aciministration and its policy, and proclaimed war against Mr, Buchanan aud his friends from heneeforth. The gon- eman will receive a renomivation for Congress, though he was elected lost year, baving bad no opponent. The Irgislature of 1857 postponed the time of holding the Congregsioval election until 1859, but it is generally under od that Mr. McKibben will again place himseif bi fore ple for eodorsement. 2 Governursbip there are at least #'x candidatrs— four of whom are promtvent, namely, Weller, Nogest, iatham and Denver. The fret biees hie claims on tho superar ity of bis adminivtraston during the lasttwo yeurs, ices while Unttea States or. He wal b strorg before the Copveulion, ns bik past career hus ensbled Dim W aliach 10 his interests @ lerge number of friends, Beyord ashe bus made many evemies, Mr. Weller’s course \p reference to Several important measures has Kiven GipFstis‘action 40 the parties luterested in tueir suc: Cebs, Bib chiel Cbject 16 to keep in a prominent position before the peopie, so that oe may reach tue Uniied S.ates Senate as the evccersor of Gwin Nogens ie # formidable oppocent of Weller, and hae the Dect Wishes of a boet of devoted friends in evary part of the State. He 's of deciced character, aud, strange as it May appear, would de warmly supported by tue portion Of the people with whom he warre? three years ago on the Vigisnce question. Toere are traits about Nugent's cha rac r that cha)ienge the admiration and enlist the sympa- thier of even thoee who are bis political evemies, wad in the ranks of b's own party there are thousands who would make avy eacridce to elevate bim tothe position of Gover. por—ao ' flice for which his talents eminently qualify him, Ip @ Cay or two an election for delegates to the State Con. vention tikes place Je OF no oppoeition to Nogent ip Sat m8 impous vote « ocrncy. All the o her candidates Ae without strength ip thie court. The friendsnp of Mr Borhansn towards Nogent #il! bave weight, and his csstipation of the imbectle government of Britien Jolum Dis will miso gain hin tho sopport of very many dela. gates, Ih te net exorcted that a majority of the Conven ton when elected will be fn bis favor, but Nugent wilt vn ondiediy bave a pumber determined to adhere to bim sud conforptef big pemination, All the other candidates Will Flend yp ‘be same position, and tae chances are there fore Rhke tp this rerpect m8 popvlar young man, ambitious, and pos. ‘ots to Ht dim for the efliee of Governor. He 06 Jupehiopary, but it seems now that he His prospects are vo worse, it mint be 2 of bis competitors. Denver posacesee covsicerable strength in the northern Parto! the State, There are objecons to him on the Ecore of residence and that he wes formeriy » Know Nothing The last coveideration 1s certain to be kept in mind, xpd may prove fatai to bis aep'ewtions, He has in bis fever many of tne federal oflicerr in this city but they are vppopular, and pursue a policy that carries great odinm to the administration, of whem they are the ni wepaper drfenoors. Denver's chapces depend almost en- tirely on the amonnt of trfiuence tho Cnstom House here cap wield a: the primary elections, Nugent aud Denver w to the Copvention ahead of other candidates, The triumph of Nugent would be the defeat of Gwin, @ Teenlt which the latter will try very hard to avert sve said Lotbing of the opposition ¥o far. Senator Broderick if o/ ganiz'ng & powersut party, end will briog et moch popular support, His friends are sanguin ® of the defeat of the administration party. Voe Vasly Ne € bare of a Lew paper just etarted in this city to oppose the administration, aud wh'ch fayors Mr Dougias. The Lottery Tieket Question, {From the Aita California, Moy 19] The cases of D D. Gasener (bo represents the well known firm of Wood, Rddy & Co}, charges with misce mesnor in selling lowtery ticket#, and of his clerk, B. jwre, Jr. were yesterday cischarged in the Police Coart The Astistant Lisetrict Attorney bad been investigating the Jaw upen the subject, and aftera carefal exemination be arrived at the of jusion that tore is nothing in the st tute, a8 it is Dow framed, which prohibits the sale of loite- ry tickets legasized by another State Whether this w: the jptention of the Legiriature which parsed the bill, or whether it is owing to negiigence in oratung the law, it ie Dow imporrible to sey; but it ie, nevertheless, certain that the penalties of the etatute apply on’y to cases where the lotteries sre in this State. Under thie state of fact abo of law, the prosecuting officer could puraue no other conrse than the one adopted, nor could the Ja‘pe refuse to sanction it, Jt is doe to Mr. Gaserer to etute that he has bicberto held an unblemished reputation as a gentic toa and a business mau ip the city of New York, and that previous to heron | ip his preeent business ho took the &uvice of counsel in thia city as to ite legality. It woa only after being assured, cn reliable authority, that in cerry ing out bis contemplated object he would he violat- fog no jaw of the State, he accepted the trust repooed in ita, Interesting from Californt The ehip Wanderer, Capt. Adolphus Iyer, errived at San Francisco ou the ‘17th May, after a protracted voyage orioS case irom New York, havieg on board tae long- looked-for and apxiously talkedo! elepoante, Prince Albert and Queen Victoria, which come consigned to Mr. George C. Quick, of the usr Of ands, Nathan & (0 who hue been for weeks expecting them. ‘ T 0. 0. F.-An election for officers for the ensuing fiscal year wae held yesterday by the R. W. G. Lose: = fk. W. G. Escampment, resulting as followe:—tren 1 Lodge Officere—M. W. G. M., L. L. Alexander; R. W, D. G. M., Willintn Alien; R. W_G. W.,T R. Kibbe: R, W. S.5T, Rodgers Joboson; R. W.'G Trea, Geo 1 N 3. ,Geo. Papers. Monell; . W. G Rep. tothe R, W. GL, of the M. Garwood. Grand Encampment Gmoorr—M. WG P MOK, Shegrer: M. E.G. LP. A. 3. Lara W., WN. Hall. RW. G, 8,9, Rodgers Jobaauy 3 E, "Tres., 0. 8. Andrews, BR. W. G. J.W J.P. D. Wilkins; R. W.G. Rep. to the RW. G L cithet.s, D. Kendall, ‘Toe Tax —The total tax to be levied on the property of San Fravciseo for tne ensuing year is xbout £3.33 on each $1°0, making tbe entire amount to be raised by Girect Wxation on property $1,000,600, 10 which wili be ad led some $290,000 to be paid as license tax, and about the fame amount for etreet repaire, A heavy frost visited Alemada county on May 16— something quite remarkable, May a submarine telegraphic cable was laid lejo' to Mare Island, to connect with the Aits Telegraph ine, The Governor has appointed Thom: Smith, Commissioner of Deeds, to reside in New Yor siso William P. Williams, to reside in Washington City; H. Currier, to resice in Boston, Aman, named Jobn Williams, who bas been acon dential employ é of Martin & Co, in Mariposa couaty, for « past fifteen monthe, went Feat on the last steamer With $16.00, the major part of which they allege was Stolen from the preceets of thelr claim, which is very rich. The Grand Jury of this county found at in¢letmect for grand larceny painet Willismis; nd ove of thom, 1 requis) i Baebes niscren ‘row the Governor, bas gove Judge Hoffman, of the United States Di fe ordercd that the rule of practice Reretofere recuntaE = this Court, by which the suits of variove paceeneert for breaches of passenger contracts were sliowed to be jonnod in ore Ube}, be ebolished; and that euch auite be pepa- rely commenced inthe hate of ench libeliant, unlers the Court, upon cause sbown, abd on notice to the oppo. site ide, shall permit such suite to be consolidated, Three new paperr—the San Pranctrco News, x German Peper csiled the San Francisco Journal, and’ a French peper called Le Mineur (The Miner)—have reccutlybeen started, The San Francisco Chamber of Commerce elected the following officers on the 11ch of May, to serve for the eu- sn.Dg year:—Pregident—Albert Dibblee; First Vice Presi. Gent—J, DeFremery; Secold ViceePresiaent—Geo, H. Kellogg: Secretary, Treasurer and Librarian—Wm, i Waceworth, Strawberries are worth o1 ° Francisco, h only $2 60 per pound ia San Dari ing the examinetion of Geo D. Bruth and his clerk Colaveras Tressury Doparime Rana Get ne nt, It wae shown that rill for sums never receipge, st omy vimag the sherul'g ‘rg been anpointed Superintendent of Indien Affaire for California, bas arrived at Sap Fravcieco, Jobn T. Paton; of Georgia, has been appeinted Indian Agent for that State, Maxrisges, Births and Deaths, MARRIAGES. BavsMan—Turare.—In Sacramento, May 15, by Rev. W. B. Bi), William Baneman to Hannah Tort,er, Buyant—Yock.—At Petaluma, May 8, '¢, 0. Bryant to B.A. Mock. Burtecner—Brovewam —At Cresceat City, May 9, E. Bustecheii to Eliza Broughem. Coos—RicGs —In Sacramento, “say 16, by Rev. J. W. Ross, Dr, L. BE. V. Coon to Logisa Riggs, of Corvallis, Oregon. Chox—Ficas —In fecramessto, May 10, by the Rev. J. W. Rete De LE V. Coen to Lovisa Riggs. DONAvsy— MoM v9y.—At Crescent City, May 8, James Dopaven to Mary MeMvlion. Forry--McGovexias.—in San Francisco, May 3, at St. Tgvatus’ church, by the Kev. Father Maragchi, 8, J. Fran- cie Foley to Miss Rate MeGouckien. Frxury—Gniaxs —In San Francisco, May 26, by Rev. Ferd spber, Charles Furley to Mise ‘Margaret Gitmes, both of that city, Hari--Pxown.—In fan Francisco, May 18, by the Rev J.B Saxton, Samuel M. Hall to Eveline L,’Brown, both of thet cit} locke—-Baxmoxp —In Fihott Township, San Joaquin county, May 15, George S Locke to Suean L. Hammond. Laimnor—P ik —In San Jose, May 13, by the Rey. Mr, Borbanan, William B, Lathrop, of Calaveras Valley, to eth Rife DLER—~MOCK.—At Petaluma, May 8, 8 Mo tc Frances T. Mock. Mast—Havern —In Sen Francirco, May 16, by Wm. Hi. Culver, J P., Herman Mast to Miss Blizebeth Hauvcr, ali of thet cluy, Sr \—McCientieN.—At Howland Flat, Yuba county, Mey 5, Ney man Sheldon to Annie McOlenthen, SieWaRT—VALANTIEN,—Tn Shasta, May 11, Charles Stow- art to Leone Vaiantien, Suein0n— MCCLENTPEN. —At Howland Fiat, Yuba county, Muy 8, Norman Sheldon to Appie McUlenthen Tunssnen—Firwixc —In Sen Francieen, May 16, at the american Hotel, by Ber jamin Carman, J.P, Avgustus F, Thresher. of New York, to Miss Elizabeth’ Fleming, of Cavaca, B. P. Wniry—Gortz —Near Monroe, Butler county. Obio, March 18, John R, Willey, formerly ot Nevada, Cal., td Elizabeth Goble, of Butler county, Ohio, Weeks—WiiuaMs.—At Petalume, May 3, P, E, Weeks to Rosetia W. Willem: BIRTHS. Dorxry —At North San Juan, Nevada county, May 8, the wife of George D. Dorpin, of a daughter. ce.--Tn San Fraxcigco, May 18, the wife of Benjamin Jeance, of a eon. Jcnsson —In San Francisco, May 17, the wifeof J. John. gon, of a fon, Wooisty,—At Ookland, May 14, the wife of J. B, Woo!- fey, of a davgbter. Younc.~In Sacramento, May 15, the wife of Wm. Young, of & gon, DEATHS, Poyr.--Near Stockton. May 14, Mrs, Rachel Boye, wife of Frasmus Boye, aged 27 years. Bercer At Shasia, May 13, A. 0, Bercer, of New York, seco 28 years. is RrowN —In Sotter county, routh of the Butter, May 11, ed 53 years. May 16, L. R. Buckley, Pub- cramerto county. aged 43 ycars, Cusp —At Alameda, May 13, Emerson A, youdgest con of A. B. und G. A. Crane, aged 7 years and 11 montos, Near Stévkton, May 10, Lyman Coats, aged 80 May 19, Willie ‘armun, aged 4'years, scare. Carman —In Sap Franc'rco, on Thure N..ton of Dr Witham and siargaret 1 month and 14 days. Drxcay —1) San Francisco, on Wednesday morning, Vey 18, st 10 o'clock, of copavmption, after a linger Ninere, Martha Ehzabetb, wife of Wm. L, Duncan, ageo core. Ae es Marysville, May 15, W. H. Finch, aged 45 years, formerly of Indiana. Fousre—On the Mokelumne Hill road, San Joaquin county, May 16, E. M. Paurce, aged 45 years, Kritresnebork —At North San Juan, Nevada county, the ‘fant child of Geo Kellersberger. Mojouson San Francisco, May 16, at the residence of ber rou in-law, Alex Stark, Folsom street, Mrs, Mary Vorriron, aged €6 years and } wonth O'Nen. —In Sap Francisco, May 19, at 73¢ o'clock A. M., Few, O'Neii, aged 86 years, a native of Phvadelpnta, Trsxby.—In Secratoenito, May 15, Cara Ann, daughter of Thomas and Apna H Pruney, aged 2 years, Ryax.—In Sacramento, May I6, Elen Brew. chiid of A. avd M. Ryan, aged 6 years sud 7 month " Stantey.—At Bodega, Soncma county, G, Stanley, aged 6 years Stevens —At Mitlertown, My a county, May 8, Mar geretS , davgbter of J. R. Stevens, aged 2 movtiss. Tuomisox —At kes, March 19, 0b board ship Barreda pg., Cn ker pagrage from Mapila, via Hong Kong, to San co, Mr. Henry Thempeon, carpenter, of consump- tion. Worit.—At Poverty Ber, Calaveras county, John H. Worth, ged 34 yeare, a native of the city of New York. Markets. - COLEMAN AND CO.'S CIRCULAR. SAN Fraxcisco, May 18, 1859, In referring to the butivees of the fortnight, we again bave ocergion 16 notice a continuance of the’ dull coudition of trede to which we have called attention for the pest two months. Since the railing of the steamer of the Gtb inetent, but little of interest has oceo 4 requir- inp €&pecml Dotice, sDA With the exception o! a sale of # ‘rreh uportebon of Ape quality of teas, the entire perind tas been marke! by extreme dullness, vor fioing trant Hens (0 a mere Jobbing business trom first banvs, an restricting the teil trade of the mnayket to limite that con trast mott vefavorebly with the supplies on hand, while be comparative resuction of stocks has been #0 tri fo excite but faint hopes of a revival in prices sufll seve paree® abroad 120M BeTious Joes. The jobbg trade, for the supply of the interior of our own State, soa’ for Oregon acd British Columbia, bus been moderately active: but the general back wordness ef the reason, after the late revere win ter, bag erted buyers from the more remote from tuking goods in any great quautity, end bas con- fined burinese to the wanle of ecarcely more than one-baif of the porulation that depend vpon this marke:. Yet, in the main, there bas been a conti¢erabie quantity of goods moved, but tee low prices ruling require gales of large Tonpitude to sgeregste businees of much value or to moke effective inrouds von the heavy storks held by the city bade or by the importers, The wants of country buyers buve been met by the jobbers from supplies al- reary Wy hand, without bringing them tuto the market a3 yet for freeb purchases, and with importers particularly the fortnight now closing bas beex quite inactive, and haa afforded bo opportunty to plece convigements ‘We can refer to but lew artices tbat stand in better—if in as good—favor, af atthe date of our last semi ronthly re VicW, ih conecquence of an entire lack of sy disposition to operate. There bas been enough businers done, bowever, to recvce jobbers’ stocks 10 an extent that will bring them irto ihe market before long, and more activity can be avticipatcd with, we trust, a corresponding improve meot in prices; but any change for the better is not hkely to be of a very important character. Py the letert advices from the Festward, Jearn that ths upfavorable features of our masket were iikely to compel the required atiention of ebippers to the reckies® manner in which they have been for mouths overtasking tic ade cf this country. Had they retrained from further eb{o mexte after the cee of February, #ome relief would 10 doubt bave been experienced bere, but at present the ge- bere] impresrion with us ie, that they have p: olonged their excrerive advertures to ap extent that leaves little hone for sey profitable reeulis before the yeer's businces shall beve been brovght to # close by the next rainy season, Pcote aud shoes are Buri ruling within cost and charges, snd slow of sale, Esetern hip bread ie du and but Hittle inquired for. Cundics have been moved to a fair extent at low fgvres. A large auction gale of Havan' separs baer been mode at former rates, and the market is Well supplied end unprofitable to importers, Coffee is much fower at the clore, and unsettled. Antbracite coal inquict, snd Jn fair requert for immediate wante, in default of re. cerpte otter kinds dull and unchanged. Cordage a trifie im Proved. Corrmes insctive. Dry goode are in large supply at {Dremuncretive retes to cnrside Importers. In druge there 2 nothing coing except by she trade, Mest kinds of fruite, &e yf Creoping, but fresh raising are looking up. In Freed pores wel ® FeAreely avytbing doing, and sar. diner ave pot £0 firm. In new a MPLOved feeling, fy both mackerel and cod, in to be noted. ay Soot ore fn mecercte request for email lots at rether hetter prices. Hops quiet, with only trifling eales. In lumber there hae been & good trade for Jocal consumption at previous rates. Malt liquors sre more inquired for, but not briek. Matting vil, and withheld from the market, Meta's more than utvally steguent. Molasses aod syrup have been mory bucyasnt, with cales most'y copined to stocks from banda of the trace. Lor high numbers of nails there is a fair in- quiry by dealers, In naval stcres rathing ie doing.* In sverm, whale pnd libeeed oljs we are without transactions; Ove Tues at high rates; Chica put ana lard aze slow and Grecping. In yrovisions but ® meager amount of bugi- Less bak beer gone. Beef bas improved; beacon inac hve era lower; butter hee moved rope brivkiy, Without apy acvance; hame Gutet and bard: ly arked for; lard Leavy and” ceciiting; pork firm sod steady, uber a moderste requirement: Oregon Meats notselivg, Foreign rice sella in con joerabie quen- tiles, but na improvement cen be noted; Carolina has ad. Yarced. Raw sugars are quiet, with an upward tendency; refined are lower and unseitled. Eastern ground ait 1s lower: other kinds ax before. Spices dull, and al) cescrip- tions besvy. Seay unchanged, with fair sales. In foreign Fpirite but few trareuctions baye occurred to tndieate the market Stocks are pot urged. Domestic liquore aro dull ouiside of dealere’ trade, but are well controlled, In Fpirite turpentine a better feeling can be noted, and the Market i finer. Teas of recent importation and of old Stocks beve been moved freely, at good rates for choice ard detirable qualities. Standard brands of tobacco are quiet 6nd tlow of tule, though firmly held, In Wines, the werket for French bas a downward tendenc: ordinary qualities cf Port exe sherry, in wood, are in fair request St geod prices: for the finer description the inquiry 1s Vebt. In wooderware we learn of no sales, Yeast pow- cere have been more seotive, without cbange in pri FINANCIAL. There ie @ good Camend for money for the eteamer of to- orrcw, witkout much outeide capital offering. On colla: tors! the rates mby be quoted at 2a 21 er cent as ex- tremes. Nothing of moment roing in rea) estate Joona, ano the nerminel rates of the last fortnight are unchanged. Sight exchonge on the Eust for the approaching steamer is 3 per cent prem um, ‘There is m bgbt Cemand for gold bars, the present indl- cation being thet pee will run heavily on coin, We uote bare at #500 MO par, The heavy arrivals of Mexican dollars recently, and the hpbt rcoviremente for remittance to Cbina, have rent the article cown in the market below ihe cost of importation. Early in the fortuipbt there wan apni of $20.(C0 ut 104g Per cevt, bot wito'n the inet week there have beeo salen Of email Tarcets hy purtier deriring to realiee ne low up 7 Per CexY premivm AL the close 6 per cent is offered, but 10 per cent ip tbe lowest figure thet ov ncernole parcels ebign cris to China by i toted Below, Were | Prinepally on owner's ave The Linportasioug of tren far in th dopted | Total... aesecsnressvestyews sseesseeee oes + $000,580 25 he Victoria Gascite alate thai the amount of duet spine i “4 to Ran Francisco, from April 1! to Mie exports of treasure from this port since the close of April have been as follows: — Gat York $1,939,099 22 bec ne Wor end “461,287 (0 “oe “to Pausma, 11,812 80 “JL Hale te Hong Kong,, 82,000 C0 “ Morcedesto oY 378,703 17 “Cometio oy 121,600 00 Total...... A 92,032,072 10 Exported previously, 1859, 14,109,667 00 Tota’, January 2 to May 10.. $17,042,033 19 Same period in 1868, 17,134,640 00 Fxoees in favor of last year.. see $91,906 bt At length there is a gratifying improvement observable in rhe receipts of gold dust from our own mines ti The cally receipte by the express companies are becoming quite large, incicating that access 10 the mining locatities siuated Gigh up in the mountaivs has ggain been restored, ‘The operations of the United States branch mint in this city, from let to 17th May inclusive, have been as fol- lowe : Deposits—Gold bullion, aftor melting, oz 57,146 93. Cc nage—Gold, double eagles tenes $600,000 ‘iver edollare... 10,000 Do.’ halt collars, 10,000 ‘Total coinage... 320,000 State finances appear to be tp a healtby condition. Toe balance ip the State freagury (o the crecit of the different foncs war, at the commencement of businese on the 16th Inst, $543,868 60, The interest due July let will bo promptiy met, and there will stiil remain a bandgome sur- pivs in tbe treagury. The Treasurer of the City and County of San Francisco novertiser for proporals for the surrender of seven per cent Feboo! bonds of May, 1854, to the amount of $10,000; bicders stating lowest rates, &c., lese coupons Nog. 1 to 14, iwelusive, for cakb; proporals to be open till Auguat Ist, end deposit of ten ad cent in coin or bor e1Dg eccesary to accompany bids, Also, for like pro for the recemption of ten per cent fire bonds, to the extent of £23,000, less coupons Nos, 1 to 11—proposals open to August Ist. In both instencer, time allowed till October 2th for surrender of bonds. In stocks there is very little doing. There have been fome tales of State 7's at about 8fc., to parties who hold ix expectation of the redemption of some £15,000 tn July. San Francigco city and county bonds are in a litte better demand, ip coneequence o! the certainty that the July interest wil! be paid. Approved city scrip bas advavcet fe. op the dollar, in anticipation that the Supreme Qourt will coon order the issue of bonds. For rome cavge or other pet casi y dedned, Steam Navigation Company's siock ie in better demand. In other stocks noth ng doivg, MARITIME INPELLIGR NCE. ALMANAC YOR NeW YORK—rnhI8 DAY. fUN Riers, ees, @ 2B) MOON RISKS .. .eve ~~ —~ BUN ERTS ereceeceesesees 7 SL) MIGH WATER... morn 7 25 Port of New York, June 13, 1859. OLEAKED, Steemehin Cahawha. Bulloch, Havana and New Orleans~ Livingston, Crocheron & Co, Shin Webster. Lawrence, Liverpool—fpaftnrd & Tileston. Ebip Prop ress, Chese Metis, Lower Canada—Neamlih & one, bok ines. Petugrew, Trinidad zoags, del Valle & Co, Brig Tra, William Be us le Grende~ RK P Buck & Co, Dng & Piege. siien. bagun—¥ Talman & Co. Jig Morapey, Tinker Philsceiphia. Erg AD Torrey, Grifin, itzabethport-H D Brookman & c ‘Eebr 8 W Smith, Fherwood, New Smyrna—Van Brunt & Bleght. tchr Alba, Powell, Wilmington, NO—E 8 Powell. kebr & C Jeres, Bedell, rorfolk—Sturges, Clearman & Co, Behr 7 Jeffereon, Ellis Salem~ BR W bopes & Co. Sohr Sstilla, Waes. Newborypert—Brett Son & Co, Echr seinbow, ( bose, Harwich—Master, Bloop Oregon Bbotea, Providence —Maater, Bwainer Concord, Norman, Philudelp te, ARRIVED Bteamabip Fulton, Wotton, Havre and Southampton June ), 9FM, idee and Feauengers. gs w é Drawn. Vth inet, aesed wi'bin 7 wiles of Cape Bace, in a dense fog. Pica sbipea reo (#2), Belpiar Galway May 80,via St Johns, 3F, Jure8, with mdse tnd 510 passengers, to American &x pret Oo. 3 Steamship Starof the West. Gray, Aspinwall, June 3, via y Weethih, with specie and passengers, to M O Roberts, ne 7, Int 28 26, lon #4, exchanged colors with bark Mion, tog Fakeman, Dimon & Co’e signain steering NE, remehip Philadeluhia, Howes, New Orleane June 5, via Haven Sth inst, with mdse and passengers, to MO Roberts. Juve > & PM, 30 miles thie eice of Havana, peesed steamebip Er pire Ory, benee tor New Orleans, Tuesteamp” Roaucke, tench, -Noriolk, &¢, with mdse and perner gers. to Ledism & Hetneken. tea: aby. Thomas Swaon, Ramsey, Balimore and Nor fos vib mene, to HB Cromwell & Oo. Stesawhir Chesapetee, Crowell, Portland, with mdse and Barsenpers, to H wh yey & 00. rbty Back B towers, Jxrvie Taland 93 days, via amp ton Koaée S dave, with gvaro to Bucklin & Crane. May 2), lat rbont 420 lon 4250, epoke ship Gen Wade (or Wayne), from Bong Kong tor Sew York; Slat. iat 2225. Jon 68 40, paws ed. a bark courc 8, showing # blue and whi'e rignal wib an A init, The & H bade tecions passage with two gales from the Rorih to the nortnward of Eatteras Ship Orient, Bill, | Iverrool, May 7, with mdse end 525 pas: Fengern to Spoford. Tiertoy & CO May 17, lat 48 OF, lon 15 20, spoke Dorwepisn sbip Westford, from Newcastle for New York May 14, imi 4922, lon 14 (5 exchanged wgnals with whip Keree, tor Rew Orlenrs; QWet, exchanged aljgnals wit) ably COvmbus, bor nd E, 7th tet, let 41 ton 63.86 gpoke ship Wm rom Havre for New to K: 1. ib, int 40 60. Ion 68 05, spoke cee phos trom New Or eens tor antwerp. Ship Hew World, Knight Antwerp May 9, and Isle of Wight ith, with mdee and 65 pascengers to U Grinaell Ri, lat 4856, lop 27, enw sbip aerora, bound E; 28tb, lat 30 enw bark Liberty, bound : 4th hnst Jat 4134, ton thio C Grinnell, bound K; 9h, 300 mile & of Bandy nalized steometip «nin, benee for Liverpool: auae time & pilot from boat Nettle No. ‘The N W has had ver Winds 406 cnites and ire weniber the who'e pusaage ep arcoe, vrafts, Hew Urieang, 19 Gaye wita iiss percenpere, to Lawrence Gilew & Co. Perk hecorder (Br), Osborn, Rowbay 180 dese, with linwerd tnd tea, to master Feb 24, Int 8, fon 8345, spoke aaip Zone trem Bristol for Galle. Book achilies (of Vbslecel ad 25 den. Rotterdam Anrt! vd Helwcet 2ith with . to Udaiphba Wolfe May iB (1, lon 8119. tet Waebington. a & 6A baw bad ight wince from the longitude ot 0 W Berk Dative (Br), Halted, Boverdam, 43 days, with mdse, to B. miston Free Durie, Meracatbo, Mey 28, wits hides, &o, to Matt Leipe & 60. ft Payson, Fuller, Arectho, PR, 11 days, with ugar and molaees toJce T Webster rovidence). Lyneb, Havana, 12 daye, with Kerk + ure (of 7 towasier 1k BF Shew (of Damariecotts), Camm, Uavana, 14 days, ane 20 Lereen ger: Bask sem tbepherd, Hallow ger tod ¥ Ward Co, Had t ¥ zag, 13 days, with su winds nearly the whow pesto ees OS Sete Ea Shea i ee purer bask Philena (of Lubec), Winslow, Cardenas, 24 tnt. wiih sugar sud motsrees, to Miler & Houghton. 84 inst off: Iilgn. ter hee! spoke achr Gen & Titten, of and from Ph ladelphie for M’ bile, 10 daya cut; 6th lat £0, "lon 8). spoke achr Wood dire ficm Matagcrda for New Xork; 10th, lat 87, lon 7480, eed brig B rooke, steering 8 Tork Grn Eden, Reed, Cardenas, 8 days, with eugar, to marier Hook Jokn Howe, Belton, 8 Jego, 15 days, with evgar, &o, to BD Frookman & Co Hard Overmann, Stirliog, Ft Jago, 18 dava, with engar and coffee, to Cimbernat & Recorinza: vente] to Was dell & Co. Brig Mummer Bing (Prus), Brockech, Newenstle, Eng, 41 dey» nk mese, to & & FW Meyer Eig Nercvr Knight, Msceio, Brazil, 87 days, with an ger te Pwberspill & Co, Erig sbor Swann, Robivaon, Carthagena, 18 aya, wit) bidea bork Ae, to McLean & Lintz, ‘7th inst, off Cape Plorica, ex cherero tiprale with Bremen rhip Kebeoca, steering & Brig Bope Middle, Port spain, 18 daya, wiih sugar and mo lseres, tob W Lewie & Co. brig Jobn tmith (Br), Smith, Port Ppain, 16 daya, with sugar ap! 20 etree, to Leayorait 8 Co, Sid in company with sche “a, SE en Mntligan, Port an Prive, 15 dasa, with Iog woo to-A Kathir. gw > ori Paik: Carden Mig LY Knight (of tea. : Fs With rupee aud mcineren to Wale. CMVEE & Uheve Pirie Ditavle, cof Eatpart), Appleby, Cie ‘Wh Fugar snd molseses, to #rrowemith a “All is brig E Lavcse (of Pariger) French, Trinidaa, Cubs, Msy 22, wilb eoear, to HP Brookman & Co Norton, Sombrero laland, brig Cavoline (of Kast Machiae) 14 dat, to Word & Orant, tanec abe! (BN, Bmmith, Windsor, NS, 18 days, with plaster, oO merter. Brig Gerrrivm, Pleree. Galveston, 20 days, with cotion, &e Inet, Jut 82, lon 79 28, epoke brig 6 A Heed, from toorcer. 7 Matanzes for Boston. ° Brig ¥ery Froily, Chapin, New Haven, 9 (sys, with mo- Inpsca, tom aster. JF rurveying reby Gerden. Alimony. Mobile, 18 éeys, br Kiurcett Hart (of New Haven), Thomas, Buecos Ayres with hides to ik W Koves & Co’ Bld in company with p Aercun, for Posten, and brig New World. for co. May 3, Int 84 (US. Ion 45 GL gow nclpperehip steering %, ehowin; B white slaps) with red crows, 26ib, tat 907 N, lon 40°18, spoke brig Yeni ee juste, from Fito Janeiro for New York: Tune 9. Jat 45 80. Jon 78, evcke scbr Resamone, cf and from baltimers fay Doren buch, ard 24 bours frori Céye Benry Bebr( baropion (er hington. &©), Munro, Parbadoe, May 28. wlio Super #0 ro Antes. to Pept Tonge 4 Go. Fobr alice Mewe (of Eaatport), Pierce, Port Bpain, 18 dass, witheuger ec) wolasees, to Brett Son & 00, May 30, ol vee w bark © Keen, to archor. v Fort Spain, 16 days, with ‘. 9, chr BE "aces (Of all Ri y,hobbine, Grand Fark, ‘1, % Soot, with ealt, to MoColl & Frit Febr Avorew Stewart, abrame, Mi vl - nye gene rt, intanzas, 8 days, with pine chr Flee inj mhste), tf a noe ee oe ‘#), Davis, Matanzas, 11 days, wih chr Suen Crlesn (of Tuckerton, NJ), Matthews, Ban Salva- Gop. 10 gain wi fruit. to T W Lard, fs r chy Mary & Poss. , Olenre, trait te iber A tninen” OOM: Mentberm9 days, wih chr Lacy eeoit (Er), Jchnson, sees By, beat ¢ i”), Jobn Eleuthera, 10 deys, with Fehr 4 Hastwrs (Br), Lowerison, Dorehester, NB, 13 days, “ Le oF LF ev Son. ir Veteran (ke ; wise h Widen ‘axwell, Dorchester, NB, 14 days, with cbr © Loreer Enuw, Ci » Fis, 15 days, with ante peta bow, Crystal River, 15 om cir LP Fmd, Cheesbro, Wilmington, NO, 4 days. 10h inet, cf Cope Benn), spoke sche Chas Colgate, from, Wilminge 40g, RG, Sor Hoeton,* © thr Joby. Burton, Wilmington, Ni Fehr Luchn, Butherd, Benttort me. Sige » Echr O Andersen, Paver, Alexandria, § days, bby Buren, a: , Alexandria, 8 days, Retr f Choreb, Wilden. alesnaérie, 4dayg. Febr Shree tiniers. arnold, Virginis, 8 dope. Febr A 1s Jncota: Hostem, Virgin ba Sindee) 100 days. Kebr MT Word, Chamsbert Vireine ee > Febr scseyh Franklin, Bernett, Virginia, & br Milton, Hillman. Virginia, Bepr L Rerven, Grif, Virginia, seline Born, Crane Lehr Pajestine Coburn Gecrgtiown DO ¢ daze, Roby M Van Nane. Van Fame. Georgetown, LG. Febr H Jerre, Aldrich. Baltimore 40aye. Fepr se ee. Leighton Cheers held, 6 Fehr Frarta, Bench, Onlnle, 8 dayn, Rebr D W Kowley, Hodges Calais, 8 days, Bohr Temertine, Haskell, Calnie, 18 days. Schr f operior, Obase, Celate, 10'dasa. SenrEuper'or. Moor, Elisworth, Rcaya. Schr Fenjsmin Whbrien, Lubec, # days. Bebr Lecendia, Small, Falem, don, B Mary, Lewis, U esrce, Boston tor Albany, & Benton, Sduye. Rebr Virtag ‘olereg! Soh7 Lovin, Chava. i Behr LH Biederten, t Bry MP Rees bel Bo) Ferny MePone? foo Comprise it Bohr Moses Worren Acken, £cke Foon © P Wallis, Walker, Taunton, 2dare Picop Mary Atwaver, Davie, Comnecticut River, 2 days, fmach Kicg of the Forrest, ——-, Georges Banka, brig Cadiz. from Charente, arrived ¥, 70 Renee Rake er aes emen, sil w Fe eee hom Gelatita for Panmoutht #th taat, lat 40, lon shove date, for Lota Pb, Srringion. Sumner, Thuteber Cobre? S88 Bax Batvapom. J 83400, Mey SiAry brig Benjaunia Garver, Perry, George town. — pau Noxre, May 1—Arr bark White Cloud, Miller, + ). Apri 1 aA BLL ane Mle Prime fr Net "URES ISLANDA, ‘Tune t—No ‘veasel r* « v. April 16": Lag ALPARATRO, a es pana oe as 2. May 1, shipe Revere, grto'Cnigers—yettbed wien Green, shy care ity ¥< 6612, epebe ably Christiane, hence for London, Sine: Tosoatny. Cos BELOW fo dinirean, ren Edip Rappebarnock, 80 days from Liverpool. Drig Volante, Botaford «rey ‘orm Cloud: Woy ace Fhip diopire, 28 ceys fran Liverpool—Buth by pilot boat te, i Fir Robert Pee), from Hemburg. fhip Oder from Hamburg. Fe Taig t6 dave fram Hremen, gla 28 Gaye from, ; Bak Pemubreke, om Shieide-All by pilot boat Ezra Myo, No . Pte ‘Wind curing the day 8. Welegraph Marine Report. y Jvne 38, sunset—One bark going up the b ap bound vewele ty eight. Steamebio ¢ Lewba and ebip Geme Cock paased the bar at 2.15 PM. Wind Bh; weatber very bszy. LONG RRA NCH, Juve 13. sumnet—No Inward hound vensela juriebt Wicd higot from SB; weather lazy and indications of storm, HIGHLANDS, June 13, sunset—No vessels tn aight, Wind 8; knzy of hore. Herald Maxine reat wry he KEY WEST, June f—The Star of est, Capt Gray, arr Do'clcck from Aepiowall 34 inst. Phe leaves waile, parsengere and apecie for tha Einvire Cay, net vet arrived but hourly expeoted, frm New York, Bhe ienefered 860,060 in silver for hew Orleans Pnce he departure cf the eteamer Walker. for Charleston, v8 bes come to band of !mportence | sleamner Fuwanee Capt Folger, arr Sth from and the rteamer fenhel the 6th frem Charleston, ee Charleston the 16th inst for the last time, her mail contract expiring on the Ist July. Mkcellancous, Baxx Auy, Hammond, from Apslachicola for Norwich. put into quarentine below Charleston 12tb inst, in distress, haviog been struck by Ughtping ibe 10th and eet on fire At Inst ao counte the was stillburning, Ehe bass cargo of 70) bales of cotton. Furr Maxrtov, Honeywell, from New York October 2d, bad not reached San Francisco at the jateat da'es (May 20). Fears are entertained for ber satety. Packet Bmp Euxracy iste, Capt Geo B Cornish, is pow loading fer Liverpoo) t pirr 47 Fest River. This fe ablp bas become femour for the number of pastengers she usually cur riea ovt 62 well ag brings over, On ber late parssge tothie port rhe brovebt a lerger unmber than acy other vessel during this year, Tbe #mersid Iele belongs to Tapscott & Go's line. ray Dexny, Putebinson hence st Ben Francisco, was 2036 Aaya te the # que tor in ibe Atsntie; eroered Jan St’ Jon M1 2 hid Nght sire and ca moe Jor 11 days; took the BE trades tn lat Sub; hence to Cape Horn had very light weather with be ercepilon of ore bexry gale in lat 41 8, which split salle, und did reme Comage sbont decen; was 16 ¢nve from Jat 69 Sin the Atlantic to 10 i the Pacitic, with cons act NW winds very feb® most of the time wih srcooth water*and a very low barometer, ome Sur Bronm Kino, Callaghen, hevce at Fan Francisco. wes 10 the equator inthe atlantic; 45 éxya to Caps Bom. days cffibe Cape with strong westerly pales Mai xperlenced abeayy pale, lott melaiopanl, aprupg eplitthe main spencer. shipped a heavy rea whi y the ppare Isrhed on ceck; lay eigbt hours with nder water, wi'b five feet water in the cabim, stove the mate end efter hi 3 sas 17 houre pamplog weter cut of the ship, tb, lost the forepeall and yard, alco the mainsail, Brir Qu¥eN oF THE SEAS Crowell at san Franch disye nem Foeten te Kqu the Atiantic ; 5: Herp : 20 dave eff the ong Westerly gales blew away trom the bolt rope two ionsatia sf diferent turn, shipged & heavy gen, stove main rai! on both eices from fore to main rig: ging. al owerkey. ral heon, bost, #tove bucwarke, wad waeled eversthing moveable on d¢ets ; dare of tha crew were weebed overboard, but were rescued. fnir A cpunoy, burnt in Javea Rovda, wae towmred for $20, 000; the freight for $15 000; ‘total $36 000 Gf this amount the Boviston Jr turerce Company have $13,000 the Aliianne ot Horton. £15 (0; the falem sarioe Insurnpee Comoany $7,000 The Avcubow was built by Maser Fich & Enidiestone, of Fairbeven, Mare, not at Fairhaven, Conn, #s reported Enir Brack Puixce, at Ban Francisco from Hong Kong re- ports Arri! 2), in sheavy gen alove ths dead lights gad filled jhe cabin with water. Snir Wannerer, Reder, hence at Son Fr éayn ot Cape Horn, with Leavy westerly gal spare, Ac. Sir Panta Clays. at fen Francieco hb uit from Hong Kong, in the (hira Bes sprung main and mizen topsatl yards Pan Cuarw.—the N O Even'ng Picayune of the fib iney gives the following pertivnlays of the burning of the bare Cbarm, before reported by telepraph:—'The towhoat Wb Weob, Capt Pickereen, arrived thie morning, Lavieg on board the sais, Hoping, ore nucher oxd two chair cabin furniture. &, of Me bark Charm, Capt rieever. trom Yew York, which ves +e) wen derboyed by tire at the bead of Panes POntre Cant hleepey sleo came tip on the Webb. He has furnished ue with ike Jolowirg particulers of the desster: ‘The bark was from Rew Yerk with & cargo of 8.000 casks of lime, conatgned to Mersrs_Pridge & Bro, of this city, and arrived tp Passe On. yre ov Friday last, At o'clock that night it wae dlscaveret that the vesvel was on fire in the bold, and shortly a‘ter ibe fre broke out, but was suppresesd, end every m-aus, to¥en to emoiker ft. Zbinkiog that It wae enflictenily under to erable tte bark to come up, the crptain bad her taken in tow Ly the towboat J P Whitney. ’ atihe besd of the Pass the fre sgein buret forth throvgh the deck, and tha bark was cast drift trom the tow and eberred tn to the bark. ‘The towboat WE Webb, Copt Nickereon, Lound vp, arrived just fa tine to come wlorgulde aud ‘ake ofl the crow ard what materlt could be gaved. ‘She Webb lay by ber until con.pelied by the fre to leave. A few nlnutes afier she ¥ an io & mae of Dame Oherm was built as Rockland, Me, and wasowned by Sleeper ard ott the wan six yeara old, of 81) tone ter, and war valued at $2.00. bbe was partially insured ton enrear Oriscn, Kelley, from Roston for Providence. Shh logweed. etrnck on i. bommedieu thos] &’terncon of 1th inst. The sehr Vesta, of Dennis, went to her sasieaure, and cok cf the pvite and four of the crew. The Vesia lay uy the eecera! Cinch all nigbt and vest morning the caro of tbe i Loch was ir aneferred to oop Monnt Prospect, to be Wood's Hole 2he Weveral linod has ligied, and ie0o, wax 25 + Bpult mails, lost os Wholemen. cute), brig Water Witch, How of) (and eld Mey 2 to cruiee); May Cumana Tniande, 200 bbls wh and be Pata Mey 2, barba John A Paaker, Sarin of BR, 180 b, Ravens. Vortman, of do, clean; Lith, Cxebe. | ye do’ 320 #b; 16th, Morning Star, Morton, of do, 150 ‘re Inet recort Cii snd on do 84, Darke Ospray. ftanton, of NB, 400 sp; Dart | Prwh, Pevghton, of ¢o, clean; Catuign, Show, of dy. nO re | pert ote Atay index no dste (by ship Solden Rocket, at Sen Franeisen), Stelle, Hathaway, of Nis; Aton, sliea, of €o, snd Wavelet, Swain ‘of do, oll put in for euppites. A ec: from cn board bark b 'CCowd n, satiev of Tert. mpuih veporia her at ea Leo 14, vo iat Boy wis 100) UbIS & Ch, wil wel Sichen~ Feb 10, off Gost Island, Ccean, Clark, from Now Daven, with 70 bee ep ell Spoken, &e. Blip Walier Lord. Perking, from BYork for San Fronclen, March 9, lat 60 8, Ion £040 W; had beeu off Cape Horn 26 days in» heavy pw ft wind fbip Fenny B Parley, York, from NYork for fan Prancisco, 3 4 Ayre enon beard: ) Ist 43468, Ie c uppored) Fiseon, bence for Fan Francison, ‘pe Acrin (by the Storm ing, #t Sen Frasclsco). '¥ @ Adeline (net np be Ten, from New ¥ Gibreltar, Jure 8 Int 8320 Wen 7645. ‘es, of Beth trom NYork for Ma! ‘bzas, was seen Jone &. Bervergp 8 fbip Ora om 27. W042 20 Jen 46 12 Sbie F Greeley, Cuter, from NOrleans for Liverpool, May 31, Jet 41 45, lon 4450. pepe Uecernitier, from NYork for St John, NB, June B, 10 et, Ae A tork bound Fonth ehowlng a white signal with a ‘t, pur posed H, waa xeon May 27, off tbe 2st end of Duby Foreign Porta, Acarvico, April 26—In port ehip Northland, Arey, from Val pAreieo. Gieg cor. ASPINWALL, Jnn® 3~In port bark Nazarine, Wall's, for Tri nidkd pext a2: brie Komanee, Duncan, for Nevasas 6th wld Sd, echr K aebec, Long, T1inieed. Bp hahhoios dune fa port brig Caroline 4 White, for NYork Bra Brrxos Ayrrs, ebout Avi] 28—In port bark Vigo, Thurlow. for NYork! and Gihera “Sid about 2ts, ehip Tarquia, Smith, Heeten: trig New World, Koss, do, bKYMEX, May 2t— Arr Falmouth, Berry, Baltimore; g6th, Coperaicus, Ranke, Charleston; John tinidi, Brandor!, New LEAD PoRPRAUX, May 25— Arr Abby Blanchard. Walte, NOrleaoe. Honduras Tater, NY: es Ward, Gou a. Obinchs (onde rthenop. kopne, Memel; Zh, UB brig Floyd, Fuvrey, Usistes tor Sen Francisca; 20/b tbixe Indian. BMiichel, Koaion; May 5. Rob!n Hood, Matihews, rap Fronotero; 331, Orward, Flanders, Bosion. 26, sbipa ttiver star, Wade, Hetton Roate; 80th, Cardering sew. siackpole, (binchaa; Favoriie, OF)well, 48870; May 2 ‘sreber, Orowell Ubinchae, Ua AGRA Msy 25-Iu port trig King Brothers, from As Prices May 20—Arr barks Tor Corwin, Sherman, Reston. Jvre2, (dn Curtla, Stanwood, Newwort, B (wae re ported tid trem N for Cbarleston); sche Ouwerd, Stodcat, Jackvonyille Bld Slat achr Zepbyr, Gaye, Charlent-qs sue {bark Brothers, Cheee. NYork; chr Senator, Weeks do GanoeNas, June {Arr brig Yankee Blade, Horritnan, Ha. bark mmm Orlesna i < g oomey to, Femancnla Sone, ¥o,0 Julius Cammert fuckman, N York; Marths Eiko” Stkess Newport; Gan Kden, Reed,’ Portland; brica Blo, “Lewning, Maitimore: Levinisan, Morton Moston: asic “bus Perdletor. ‘Pendleton, NY ork; Sth, bark - Larctall, Lam pher, Portlhnd: brig Jeola, Griffin. Boston, GLAsGow, May 19-—arr Geeruinna, B York. Bid from the Ciyce 81st, Salacia, Izat, NYork. Bamana, Mey 25 sar vertha Kohb, Rehuliz, NYork Bavaray June "—Arr bark Mazatlan, aha Boston, 8ld Tib, barks © m Woodside. Penne’l, Fa'month; Theogore Cur fin Grozier, Motanzes; schr Andrew Manderson, Hondersou, Kemecion. "id 7th, Pr stesmabip Karnak, Rrownlens, MYork via Naw tau; barks Amanca, Semis snd John Beory, French, N York; FS Fisk, Fie, Falmouth, brige Pilot Fisb, Savare. Portland; Unicn *thte, Foawell, Bagoa; AH Motsiivery, Harriman, Car Shor oe resem on fee Wl ty Fi ald, § ALIFAX, June 5 Arr bar! len wis, |, New York, thr Hebe, Bert, Baltmore. woah 1auiqur, May i—Eld'previous, bark Auckiand, Nelson, San Francisco, B16 from do # pril 9, berk Denchland, San Francigen, SUAN FERNANDEZ, Mi (row Liverpco)), Sea Frare'seo, Livrnroot, Wax 49— arr Niagara (#), Anderson, Boston; Ho- lyrood. Jorden, NOrlean1 NYork: Sst, Mont Dano, Oxverd 3; fon 5 fe tyady Hale, Pens id 20th, Cavalier. Jordai Moptmorenet, Brown, and Aretio, Zeregs, do; Lactuyia, Way 23—In port bark, Clara Bult, Roandella, AGCUATRA, In port berk Clara uti}, jsebr Btar, Crowell, from Philadelphia via Porto for Mera “Wanshin1as, May 2- Arr Bisggld, Gulgelmino, NOrieans RSE el H Aisha ert ne poe pene N Haven, AYAGER, May 20~B) leuy' Mavanzas, Jure & Ary bigs Ben Dubaine, Willamn, Port, Iau; Tescora, Linden, Haltimore: Gly Richmond. Hopkins: Havana 8 Sih, orig amol "Thurston, Lempher, Horton Su, the Crp: it Mo; Gambia Masters, elpbia, br'g Harriet, ‘adie, Beaton: ‘echrs J W Miner, Berry, and «| Stewart Abrama, NYork, Manacaiuo, May 25—No Am voeso) io port. Macxso, Brasil, May 6—In port Br brig “Belleluthla,” for RYcrk & dayn. Drovitas, Mr: Arr pris. Anita Owen, Ray, NYork. Font av Prince, 7-—In port bark Fruttor, Dawes, for erted NYark): briga Plon, Teel, for Beaton June 8 (before’ 40 Ist; Jobp Kor pton, Blye, and Delhi, Lovell, for mVork; Bal be jenne [ew Gare Port Frain, May 2- hr Napoleon. ile Nw ee, Fouro Caunito, May 8 york bn A week Qurrxecwn. for bivers« Bump ey 2 port brig elvolr, for Naw York few Copbing for do 2 doya ble 24th, brig thr Alice Mowe, Pike do. Arr ¢ Young, N¥orw caus. ft se) In port. 0 Amn Y j tvobsrksund three brige | Geipbia; #oop Sort, { York c | Basieeu on head end try $] 5 REWAPD. 0. Pover, for do Jone 8; sekr Carrie Sanford, Clapp, for |“ will be paid on ber return and no questions asked. $3 by In port brig Bobio, Bartlett, for | Hin Veft ene: wheon, tren bata wooden dash Fight avenue, Ne oamer Polyne| 5 Shore beat pore oe ATER FORD, I~. » Dollard, Mobile fan v9 rr Guy Mancering, Mot ALEXANDRIA, June 1—sid Mouton, Bos- 2, une Me een fre J 1 Feyiuine, Mills, and fenton, Wott Wome Works Yalund City, Sovlin 300; Helen, Mar, Wiekerern, bosons aD, erpet; ‘ecor, Dennis, iaven: 1, Tucker, Robinson, Norwate. i BoBnGh, juae i, FM Ave brig Fanny © Field, Harriman, Remedice; ictra weltovrne, Hunt, and 0 W. Pet'ingill, Baltic HW] Carver. Piek: Brosdield, Fisk; Maknnilia, Crowell and W P Hox Bouck, Philadelpbia: Josewh, Hodgving. Treat ten; Dhateher Taser Wha, Nvork. Cid bark Ks Klonmat, (pot ap yesterday), Matenzas; brig Foster Chase, Balumore; gis t he 3 care, Snow, St Marca, (Hayti); Thomas Klis, 1mb— arr ebip Mon; Melober, Lit 1b ip glia, Me a) rorpedts arks Andraw Cerney, rior, Sry (Brem), Weigmeys tonturg via Fremesbaven: Preclomn (Ror) Indieeen Lae; Marttive (Nor) ctabell Liverpool brign Marine, Fyler, clon Juegow; Havecek, Tucker, and Gen Marsba'l, Segur, Cartenaa; Geo smog, Nichole Baltimore: Oxnima, Pinkham. and lize Ann Herrick Pbyadelpbta; achra anp’er, Philton, Port an Piatt Vie ‘Turks Iwlande; Auein, Parsons and Geo Kill Renver, Persacola; A W Wellington, Welle: West Deoal rowe)), snd A bommond, Paine, Phiiadelohia Signal for bid Baturoay. ateamera Will Jerkine, J hineas Sprague; bark Klmwood; brig Kuvilis, Bicomer; wid NW to WN.’ Nothing went to wea om Sunday; wind NK to BSW and 5 Lsth— Arr (by te}) barks WB Desn, Cann, Glasgow; RLeon- ard, Cock révorswn; Fenelon. Holvion, Havaoa, briga L vey 2 twood. Lesrick, Fayal: Forest State, Stowers Cardenas [iq- Bond. MeGiich A: drospan; acbr Biariight, »rtol, Matanzas. BaLIWOKK Juve 1) a 12—arr brige Ocean Bell, Nelaon, Pevoven; JM Savyer, Reed. Sombrero vin Hampton bomday Abboit Lawrence Fuller, Boston below - Of 8wan Polat, ebip Jobp Coitle, Hallowell, from Ca lao Cl¢ 11: teamshioa Vomt- merce Merity, Havaca (the Oc eared on ¥ rida for the a> ve forh melt evitiueh, ws before revorted): Joe Whitury te aten; Patepaco. Iss Held, Cbarleeen; bark Justina, Maraball, io Jer e1vo sud a marhet;’ Ketch Laura, Orvok. Weat Indies: brige «beenpeake (in), Gwyin, Dewarura: Australia, Wile Ohelees: adver Taylor, Tepley. Bay por; echre Came Oreatty Providence; J'T Wilhame Curite New York; & B Stebbing, ‘Thompson,’ Fortlend; J W Kumeey, Taxlor, Boston; sila, Pactsrd, Newburyport via Napthobe river’ Md; Seguine, Ki galand, New Sork Bid bak Jusuna, M: |, Kio Ja- retro; Liga Chesapeske (Fr), Gwynn, Demarara, Coanette, Young, Rerbsdoes; Abner Taylor, Tap’ Mecca, Keogett, cewten: bark Cuntey HATH June 10—arr achr pbis for augusta yaoi NGCk Jume10~Cid sehr Jobn Ruggles, Ryder, New ork. CHARLESTON, Jure 9—Arr echr Bicbard Bullwitkle, French, Fock port'viu City Point Old briz Ohlcavee, Aowem, Yilade'phia; webr Endolpb, MeNelty, .Iecksonvilie. | Sid bark pu Kendrick, Boston; schr Wm a Eiliv, Micho's, Wilwing- n, NC BOLME:’ BOLE, June 9 P M—* 4 eld. scbra Amanda Rely, Fbdade)pbia’ for Ameshary: tangs, Bramhall New York for Bangor. alec eld bark «ndes; brige america, HB Crosby, apd» proling: rehe Springtuk J K Shaw. Sea hi z vk, L. Bess, BOR tsecom «J eickup Mary Nott, Jobp Compvi, Advance, Fathae Mftord Orlando. Arie bells. Fovicnn. Loelm evergiade, Dancing Wave, James ick Warren fe 10— Arr brice Tangent, Plummer, Dividing Creek, Va, Nand: Northern Bele, Patoe Boston ter Baltimore: ache e Chester, Brower and Charity. Rarratt, Alexendria for W > eering, Smith. Flizahett port for do; Jobn Jones, » Delawere cit for Wel feet Benj Franklin, Green: lef Wimington, WO, for N Berford: Sanoters Wyman, Bovten for mlesanériay (batienge. Penaleon, bavid Sinith? Douglsse: Edwin Heed: Ohtoman: Commancer in Obtef, ear fin. end David J Rowers Johne nt for Philadelohta, Very Jobson, wickereon: J in and Rarkh Faisoner, mek OFM Vorks Beujémio, Whaien, Restart for 2 Jones, Caterm, Ma r’o; Kisurah Warwtok, thy New borypart jor Phiisdelyhia; M acken, acren, Pu mouth NB for N Bronewies ‘NJ. 81d brig Tangent: Phusnthropist and Benj #rank’in June il arr brig N Stowers “towera Cardenas, for Boa ton: sehe Tyrone, ttrout, FNzabethport, for do; Feytona, Gtl- man Dew serk, for do, & Soattn, He finde oht's, for Lene; ¢delize. Prescott Sew York’ tor a7) usta: Henéer-on, elem tor Philacelpdin; Hens. Dn oO teke tbe corpo of brig Monica ( Bid frlan Revibero Belle, 8 Showers; ache heunders,.T Jonce, Challenge David Pmith, kdwin’ Feed, Commander 'n- hief, David J Rower, Mery Johnson. Benjamin. J W. Serah zal- cover, Heny +h Warwick, AM *cken and bizele Mani. In pert atS AM. wind North. briz Monies; schs meting Chester, Charity, J W Deerng, Jobn Joves. Tyrone, Peytons, “Stratton 4 delizeand Hyena. ©IGrLAND LIGHT, June 13—Psseing tn (by tel), bar Gay ‘Bend, from kmsrne tor Rowton MOBILP, Juve 7—Cld ship tea Lion, Alexander, Matanzas; bert B ‘ountain, Kel ar Peneacois NEW OFLEAES, June 5— arr shina Golden Star, Malling, aro & wamset. Martin, Cardi; Weerm reland, Decan, Phila: Gelehin; Indiana Orin, N¥ork, Mery anvab, Grace, Havre; Dark Undine Merryman, NYork Gib, - M— Below ruins Houghton, Rairden, from Oardiq; Se- wr). Mori’), from Horton; bark 1) Kiaball Linnell fram do. Old ship Loch Lemar, Lampbear Gottenburg aod mkt; bark Meco (Ste), Berabine, Genoa 10tb~ Cid (hy tel) sbipe Cordelia. ishop. London; Ft Lonis, Hort Havens; Jno» Persons, Crowell, PYora; echr Virginia sutolvetin Seis, Merico Towed to fea let shins ilar Boles &dvanca Union and Benim: 2, Bay state, Juita, bark Marcia; 4th, abips Keatuce dian and Ben adams. TPOKFO) RK, Jore 13—Arr hip Gulseppo (ital, of Conon), Cr)is0, with paeno NEW BELFORD, Jnve 11—Arrechr Mary Elizabeth, Chase, Bid schrs Maria W Laseon. hnowblli, Ma; W'R Roe, Poitede phia; Edward Treworgs. do (or ¥liaworih, + Co neita, Kvveell, ana d Kus ‘oleman, NYork. June Vis Arr ‘Gipaey, Brown. and Inlet, Howard. NYork; sloop Bas Daring, Eilzsbeube port NEW BAVEN. Jane —Are brig Viator, Filia, Arrovs, PRs tebrs Win & Jelm, Ida V MeCabe end skmes Magee Phila, Gladwin, Pew York Nid briy Marg PAR, BVora, echrs Sarah Belecy, N srunswic; ein Pham nix BVerk. FUOKT SOUND, May 1-Sld ship Orion, Iibby, Mel bourne. + ACOLA. Tune l—Arrebip GF Rourne, Ri vards, N eur” Sid May 27. eebr Wonder, Northup, Keay West 4 ov. thip Boreet Oty, Tyler, for NYork having most carga enenee PEXUADYLPHIA, June 13 Ar’ ship Boise, Coding, Liver- peel berks des Maxwell, Davte PorloCsbedy: M Jc Golerra Cord trig Athy Even. Gilchriat, Fversplade, Weite, Newhoryport: Fflort, 4 nnots tev, Alen Berry. Wright, st bata; Juia An Savenroh: Fly, Cheeseman, hantnehet Sontherne Nycrk: Quickstep, Mieheréeon, Keetort: Iie, Chase, New York. Peer! srown Boston kW Pratt W WA aay Cullen, Bristol, RI: unten: Alida, Chapmen, New vd Néork; ship Pringess, Bearte More Islend, Californ'a: bark albron’ Lingoln, Pink: bem, Portend, rckre krerglede, Wat's, Newburyport; BE W Frat, Whelden Hoston. * VEMBRCKP May 8!~Arrachys H Johneon, Laurens, klex+ endrin: WP Pitte, Blekew NYork Por TSMGU A. June 9~ Arr echra J N Baker, Benderson, Phiaceipbia: Voth, Maconna Kbodes, Port wen, KICHNOSD, Jone 10--Arreecewebip Koanoke, Couch, York SAN FRANOTSCO, May 15—Arr gteamebin Golden Age, Watrine, Pename; berk columbia Siwgina Noyo River; Ith, 2 Flesmrbip Fo: wood, Locke. Vietorin; shine Wancerar, By- Gor F York 19 éuxve, Tookowt sherwood, do 112: Queen of the Feng Crowell. Boson 18, barke Sntlan, Roberta, Tnbttl 435 brovirs, Newel). Huge? Sovnd; Sam) Kerriti, Willinma, Golam: bis eobr Fisipg Dart, Freeman, @izatlan: 18th ah'pa Storm King Cailagbao N¥ork 185 deye lerny, Fintedingon. do 138; Goiron Becket, Pendielon, Boston ifs; Niebtingwle, Peterson, do 48; Trion (Car), Nelvon, Hamburg 172; John Marehall, © Fort Ludlw via Cape Flevery. parte Pagan (Ham), Store. bio Janeiro; Bveline (Ham), Hooge, La Paz: Byack, Mev arty Teekelet; Ore Trask. Fteiecoom: Charles Devenm Koy4 Port Madison; 19h. thip Ba-veda Bros Peee Manila Fi Neorg Keng de 64 coye; bork Nebumkesg, Heed, Bum bole Sid Ith ship Georges, Sleter. Victoria; 16h Semen hark” Felix Wintgner, Bopoluin: Vth, Hteamehipa Northerner, Dall, ard Proific, Petterson, Portland »nd Vitoria; barke Madonna, and “riendship, Carlen, Poget Scuod: 18h bina Mer: seder'Chi!) Loft, Bong Kocg Myrra Parker, Calontta: bark Palestine, Hower, —; 1910, blo ova Rimbatl Mereb, Mas ustisn: bark Mallory. Aw ‘ereop, PuxetBound. Cid 18th, abip Andrew Jackern, Williams N¥drk Be VANGAT. tune B- Arr briy Mary Cohb Pillabury, Rock: lend Old cede Montroee, Winslow. Kio Janetro, ‘Mb— Arr varlt Wanéerer. Gardner, Havana, WILMINGTON, Nui, dune9—Arr Br hriy Waay Lewis. Ute verpocl. iib, echt W'A File, Nicbols Charleston Old 9th, fchr F Shecdon, White, MYork: 10th, trta Nabhan. Spencer, W Incies: scbre Wide World, Rockies; Wa alien. Grast, and D B Cowperthwatte, Rogers’ NYark: Vth. WH Northrup Be men, Bewhera Sunny -onth Wreka, aoaton; 4 Mason, Cor-, son. ane My Rover, Bugbes. York WIRUASEHT, June 7--arr brizs Oeo Marna, French, Boston to load for Qube: Dranns, Courch, byork to load tor'do; 8tb, hilo Grence, ( uoningham, Bath to ioad for Savannah. ————————&K—X—X—<—$—X———K—KK—_ FOUN D. i THE OWNER CAN 2 co ner of Park ave. pre end #Aelphl street hrookign, hy peste expenses and porving property, T C8t-AN 4 TEIRD AVENOY Cah, & GOLD BREAST. 2+ pip, fille¢ with air, The finder whi be ther dty reward- €d by lenvicg M41 178 Kighth avenue. W. LEONARD. OsT—ON THY CTH INSTANT A QITARTRR CASK OF ; » ed B.D. V.. No. 18 on bung stave, A. 4 brandy, mines ovted ner Cuba from Rochelle. tard ot bended warehouse, abrg rewerred om enendahing E wourr ~* Fo, & Whitehall etreet, WARRINGTON, A LARGH Men Rig cclir Te. binck,, dipped at all ble reward will "be pald on hig Foire. Keiley, Fasipor gemen ¥sibbuen herah Onilen, *hraeber. Cle sleemer Renneber arty whe carried tt mwa from io 6 W hiteball etreet, will be toine clue to tla 7 I OFT—FROM 2 Newfoundland ¢oy polria with white, # eu! return, OFT—A BRACELET, ON LAST THURSDAY NIGHT; 4 8 gold bracelet. with & Pd ater en. ee crareving) on the beck wan:—“Presented hy Engine vo. Colambua No. i Jan 1, 1861, New bedford A antiante reward will be pi to the finder b; wing it at Wallack's thea're, OsST—A GOULD VERT CHAIN, WITH LONG LINKS. 4” The chain was font ahout 8 o’clork on Manday morning. i aasing from Macdongal atreot np Fichth street. on ecuth side. Broadway, or slong Rrovdwnv, went olde to Ninth sweet, thence fo elih bonee 774 Breadwar, or going from elab house down Broadway, on esstelée. to Vifuny & Co's, 690 Broad: wey "he finder will he muliatly rewarded by leaving itat 1 Ecuth etreet_ or at Club Honse 774 Broadway. O8T—ON 'BATURDAY, JUKE U1, A LADVS DIA-~ mond brooch last shore, with two nendants The finder Ful zeceive & reward of 8 on Teturving it to Messra, Ball, OTICE.—FOURD BTRAYING, ON SUNDAY MORN- N ing, a bay mare, which tbe owner can have jd aye nd paying exnensen at Mo 18 State atreet, Routh Wil be sold, tf . Be tote, irnot called for in tore A tT SHO! REWARDS. $1() RIWARD —cTOLEN FROM THE RECIDENOR OF 1 nity ao en hee Te Kalb avenue, Procklyn, & “Fay or tipht able nam. poarb od Caok Yeaeg Harri ahd Z a @ Pawnbrokers and allothers are. Senge azeme tnd Testiee gate, ond tant the axtieto it he tee deemed, or the ubove reward id upon presentation the ‘ana to 0. G, Carter, No. 61 William atreet, corner of Cedar ret. —£TOLE¥ FROM NO. 1 DEPAU ROW, ect, @ dark sellow dul! terrier alm rewerato the name of Jessie. The atero REWAED — TORN FROM DORBA FERRY, on Suoday evening horse, wagon and hnroees Dt bey borse, long toll star in forebend and pnd of noses front fovt; yellow atrioe ok and amp bebin ne. Noed with red is an rentortoge tb 7 Le mhowr 1 os. 8. in