The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1859, Page 8

he pources- — WEST PORT MILITARY ACADEHY. ~—_—_—_——rrrrrr The Annus! Examination—Award of Diplo~ mas—Address of Hon John Kerr—The Grad= wating Class—The Recently Appointed Ca- dets—Vislters at West Point, d&e., &e. The annual examination of cadets at” vhe United * Miiitury Academy at West Point, which ap B69 1. hro. grees since Thuraday of last week, waz contiude yeater- way, when diplomas were awarded to the Mm mbers of the Bret or graduating class. ‘The weather wr , very ploasant, shoogh wether ‘warmer (han was © sortable, and the Polot was thronged with visiters "| tn sexes, Boi bo- Sele were filled to overflowing: yong tho visiters were Milwaukee Light Guard ~.5y 2h6 boys of the Peckskill iiitary) Academy, 80"..° viiy io dumbgr, Gen. S20tt is Mt Corzine? i o16i;, yul pasod mont of the dayd at at the Pr he was surrounded by admir- samy gabage be it ends. taal Kets’ ap te” the fret examinstion geatiomen be- YOM to the south age fifi classes were found J debiofenty* at -egpogn eh tie” at examina yesterday forenoon, and others “put aoe: yearag Thamapotefamber of cadets preeent is two hundped and thigly-one, forming a very pretty anmd*ifoctive baltalion on parade. They will go ‘ato camp to-day or to-morrow, and will probably be reviewed by Gen. Scott come time next week. ‘ The secently appointed cadets are required te report themrelves personally at the Academy betweem the Ist and ‘Jotn of June, and most of them have done go already. The follow ing List comprises all who have been appointed» ‘UP @ sturs indicating such as have already reported them- iver MAINB, Criss A, B'nochard. conneonicct. ‘artes H. Le VEaMonr. ‘Ghorles F, Rock well.* Wm: NEW Not ulbart G. Townsend a jutburt G. Charice Ln ‘nugh, Livingston Lansing.* * James Aug. Fruin. NEW JERSEY, James M, Sanno, PENNSYLVANIA. James William Reilly,* Coarles A, Whiteworta * Francis Oarsler,* Frank H. Phipps, Jobo G. Burler.* MARYLAND, Jacob Rerry Counselman, VIRGINIA, John 8, Font. NORTH CAROLINA. ‘Wm. EF. Gibson, Jobn A. Jackson, Robert Y, Cowan. SOUTH CAROLINA, Colin McRea Weatherby. GeonarA. Thos. J, Burton,* Matthew T. Nammally.* Rice ©. Graves,* KENTUCKY. Joeeph Robertson, ‘Wm. C. Barnard,* ‘Charles W. Smita, Wm. H. H. Benyaurd,* Joseph R. Cook,* Wm. B. Stevenson,* Thomas S, Doebler, Bartholomew Duprey, om10. Jobn A. Nesbit, Harrison McDowell, Jonn KR. McGinnis James David Robb,* Peter 8. Mchil,* Aga H. Holgate,* Robert F, Sprout,* Leonce N. Olivier,* Efeba E. Drumb,* Votoey P. Mason,* George Milikin,* LOUISIANA, Armand Selly." INDIANA, William J. Turning, Jerome H, Cham eriain. ILUINOIS, Fraxcis Rickmoad,* Jozeph W. Vance.* aMrssissa PP Wm. A. Brown,* Charles R. Adams. TENNESSER, Cha Alto V W. 0. Win Charle Joteph Cran KANSAS, David H. Kinzie. Vacant ts at Minojs; Fourth, Alab. Louisiaaa. APPOINTMENTS AT LARGE. 1, Joon M. Wright. 6. Thomas Row'and, 2. Henry Il. Le 7. Geo. D. Ramsay, Jr* 3. Josiah Hl. V. F 8. Jas. B. Wathingtoa.* 4. Thomas Ward.* 9. James R. Tyier.* 5. Samuel C. Citar! 10. Haward Y. Buchanan. Aw soon es the cadet graduater Vet eccoud jiectenant to come branch of the regular ser- vice, aud waite for some vacancy before he can be com. Missicped. Sometimes they arc compelled to walt a long time, being superceded by civilians whoge ciaims for com- miesions are zealously fretted by political friends at ‘Washington. In Janvary lust there were fourteen of last year’s graduating class still waitiag for vacancies, The mward of diplomas aod attencant ceremonies took fice st five o'clock yesterday aiterzoon, in tho Library fall. The event waa foretold by the tiring of a cannon at half: past four o’ciock, and ail the yieiters at the Potut musterd in eager throngs to the Library building. There wes bo room for more inside, however, except thos2 con nected in some way with the Acade ny, or the Board of Viniters and & number of Indies, Tho ‘campany of dra. guene stationed at the Point were drawn up fn frovt of the Library — bu: aad receiy- ed General Scott (who presently rode up ia bis carriage) with presented arm: Tao old returued the saiute by lifting his bat, en ordinary bi snd then cutered the hall, leaulng on the arm of Col. Dela. field, the Saperictendent.’ The Board of Visiters having taken their teats ou the platform, the cadets were marched over from the quarters aad also provided with teats, Lhe band played several national aud popular airs, and a prayer was offered by the Chaplain. Col. Delafield then announced the diplomas for the graduating close, az follows :— 0 Date of tate State. | sdmisicn. Nam. | yen theauee fo sepa suoy | fo amp w OF [rae {William E, Merrill. 2/Samue) H. Lockett 3] Charles R. Collins 4! Chauncey B. Reese, 5iOriando G. Wagne /Robert F Beckham. ‘TiMoees A. Wright. $)E¢ward G. Bush 9 Frencis L. Guenther, 10/Elias B. Carling. 11 Martin D Barsin 12\kugene Mi. Bak 23|Jenathan N. Hall M4 Roderic Stone, 16/| Francis J. Oriliey. Wj Alien L. Anderson 11/Fewin H. Stoughton 18jCaleb H. Carlton... 19, Joseph Wheeler, Jr. 2)|Jobu J. Upham... - 5 24) Abrabam K. Arnold. * do. Ww ‘@2|Henry A. F. Worth. At Large, |3ept. 1, 64116).0 Messrs. Merrill, Lockett, Collins and Reege are recom- mended for appoiutment in the Kogiveors, Topographicay Engineers, Ordnauve, Artillery, Jufantry, Dragoons. Mounted Rifles or Cavalry, being ail the corps in the = vice. SASS ce woodcaosHSomwamenae Mersrs. Wagner, Beckham and Wright arerecommond § for ail the above corpe except the Eugincerz. The following names to Anderson, inclusive, are recom. mended for ali corps, except Engineers and Topographical Engineers. Tho balance are only recommended for in fauiry and the mouxted regiments. Fach cadet, a# his uame was called, stepped forward and received his diploma. Colonel Johnston, of Ohio, President of the Board of Visit replied briefly to the announcement of tho award, to the effect that the Board of Visiters must bestow the highest meed of praise on the Academic Board, and hoped that the young men would prove an ‘fhonor 16 the service of their country. The band played the ‘Star Spangled Banner,” and then a drum and fife struck up “The Bold Soldier Boy.” Colon! Delafield then introduced Hon. John Kerr, of Carolina, who delivered the following address:— HON. MR. KERWS ADDRESS, GENTiewEN OY THE CLAss—In conformity with what I sanderstand to be the celabliched usage on such occasions, Ihave been designated by the Board to which I have the onor to belong, o oiler wo you, in the outset of your a>- tive life, a few suggestions which may be serviceable to in guidance of your couduct with reference to the aim which you cannot but have in view, in conside- ration of the care and atteution bestowed upon you by your country, and in consideration of the expectations which cot only that care and have justiied, bul which your own progress here bas greatiy tended tw aag. ment. P homage) jat I were wortbier for the oer a #och aduty. I cannot anticipate anything of you other than ‘the natural result of conduct guided by the Tighest prioci plee of patriotiem, distinguished by the most illustrious exertions of valor aud self-devotion to your country’s sense. But you ere inexperienced. You take your start ‘upon your great voyage of life without a knowledge of the wares and wouble which await you. Temptations will ‘assail you on every band; evil in every form will entice you. Ainbition, that great fault of aogels and yof soldiers, may in tome degree pervert you, may ‘Mislead you; and it is the object of those who h ‘Ultimate Fuccess in life m view to warn you agi \Ndences such a5 I have mentioned, tie character of soldiers to wustain ia our country. I rejoice to know that account no less a citiwen, and may jainst in. You bave not only your persons, but ia the soldier is oa that be a statesman; and as discharge the auties of the frat, go Zales discharge the duties of the wocond ‘teu - descrip GSeor patriols. At ali events, tae important Oe ties RR, Carole, Upon ecient a, Souatry 5 e it ‘al classic - am "eh hstan iatite who, when esked for her jewels A. od tober sons. Nation’, no loss than iadividus than motbere—whatever may bs theig paysival re. -however great in the category of nations—rely chiedl wn their sons. And if they have the true na chiefly ups. and elevation of character, their paysical re enrourd 3. “arded, they will ever point L thir son3 as resort. “it chlet glory... (Applaise,) A = soar ‘our nan. {onal existebee dhe unérring 62 x ine was but » ctle lower than the aogols Tenation, ihe Fate ¢F Mf our ‘Country (apple oe the Wea of extsy, ewig at thit point an inet NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. JUNE 15, 1859. your education is finished, either as (cactanian eras You have but bagun the great carcor ¢f life, You bave had to you bere by your instructors the foundation—the basis only—apua which it remains for you to creek -o eapenmeneure of fame and immortality. (Applause) If, after leavin,g connected with 80 peany pleasing and at tractive associations, you fan wah dass of = roving our vantages, rs Bever fede here. It.were better that you hs”, & en: joyed the fostering care of your country, and, whilst your country, in the event of your diligea’ 6, will point to you in after times, it may be with mo” » than Cornelian pride—if you neglect those duties, ¥ ou disappoint her high anticipations, and you will becor 19 the deserving ob- jects of her scorn and conterop!. I ig unqueetionanly the fact that the youth of our country are wo prone 0 be Neve that when they finish thetr “ollegiate or academicaa! courte they are fully fitted for al’, the exigencios of a trying life. They have bat commeno.d the mighty duty of so living in thia life as never, never to be forgoten when they ceate to mingle with en upon earth. It was thore mark of one of the most eV quent and gifted orators that our country has ever prf,auced, that in order to obtain immortality we must Co asent to die while we live. If you expect to obtain distine’ion in your rank—if you expect to bave your names writen upon the bright pages of your country’s history—yoa must in the outset determine to Cxercise thegreat ¢ uty of self denial. (Appiause.) You must remember that all the attractions which ure can throw before, you are to be trampled upon as dust of the earth by te foldier who aims at distinction by the faithful and Ronest discharge of patriotic duty. I know it is difficult ¢0 gay upon occasions like this what would be iuteresting.(for upon such occasiong— Te is a sad complaint, and almost true, . Whate’er we say we biing forth nolaing new. Nevertheless, it-can never be amiss to urge moral con- siderations upon youth who are just appearing upoa the borizop, whose stars are culminating—who have, at jeset, a bope to obtain the zenith of fume. Valor is quality which Napoleon Bonaparte himeelf, I think, oace raid, Was, perhaps, the least qualification of the soldier. ‘uo would call himself a soldier that is capable of feeling the emotions of fear when bis cause is just? I traet the matrons of our land have furnished us with no such gong. (Applauge.) We are all brave—that I take for granted. Bot what direction shal) you take in order to establish it? Shall you be heady, and rash, and insubordinate? Shali you even follow the examples of some of the illustrious brsve who have passed away? Will you plunge yourselves into danger from rashaess or from the impuises of mitguidod temper? If you do, you will diminish tho admiration which otherwige your conduct as brave men would gecure. I cannot myself admire the rashuess of Murat, gallant, and in some sense majestic as he was. When be takes bis bridle in his teeth and a pistol in either hand, and rushes beadlong into the mouth of danger, without a hope ef success. (Applause.) I cannot admire him. But I do admire the valor of Napoleon, who, when his lines began to fail, rushed to the head of the column, and inspired bis soldiers with new energy and zeal by pointing to the flg of their country, (Loud applause ) And the gencrouz youth who learn in echool life to dis criminate between reckies*ness and courage will avoid the one and cultivate the otber, and go through life con ttantly ixcreaging thoee qualities which enaoble the msn and illuetrate the history of the country. (Applavse.) It is diftlcult for me at any time, without emotions that are very powerful, to allude to an example which I purpose now > look at; but it bas go turned out in the history of the world tha’ our beloved country has been sigoally blest in presenting to the e¢miration of mankind the most fearless of haroes, the greatest and best of men. (Applaui ) Geo: Waebingion may well be even overpraieed as Harop tell us Ke ia, by those who are indebted to him for all tae rich blessings which we now epjoy. (Applause.) The minée of the young cannot wo frequentlyzbe.attracted to the covtemplation of hig ever glorious’éxamole. Calm aud patient in trial, serendZand inflexiblerin his faith, in vincible in arms, he cat us in the doubtful nour of conflict, and surrounded by difficulties that few can com prebend, triusopbantly through the Revolutionary war. (Applance.) Ho established for us these institutions of m which have made us now the proudest Power of Jd,and have enabled us to confer upoa you the at :c8 Which invite you toa race of glory that even Napo- mieht baye envied. (Applause.) Forgot example, Remember the calm wistom Libited under circumstances the mos’ J er he was assailed on every hand—jhat the very country to which be had a righ’ fo look to for eopport disrkeet hour of his career seemed to for seke bim—tbat the halls of Congrees were filled with toce—ibat tbe camp itself was disgraced with the ps of thoge who, instead of supporting, were endeavor ing to displace lim ; and yet he was caita, quiet, and ulti ately triumpbant, cetablishing not only the liberties of bis country, bat winning for himself a ha’o of glory wh has never yet been diminished, but which cov- stantly increstes as the tide of time rolls on to eter nity. (Applause.) But I would not b3 guilt hig churas Young gentlemen, there are other example ry, and were it not for the fear I have of vio cove of the cardinal canons of good taste, I might jude toone other. (Locking at Gen, Scott—loud ap. plause.] ButIcannot do so now. These are examples for your own contemplation and foture emulation. But the Time may come when you shall ceage to be goidiers ic your couptry’s eervice; and one of the great advantages ‘of this inetitution is’ that it not only qualities you for the main businers of your profession, but it lays a ceep and wide foundation for’ general usetuln Ceasing to be soldiers, nd — taking your in the ordinary ranks of life you have other and not less important doties to discharge. ‘The solcier is unworthy of his raok whose soul is not filed with the highest impulges of honor. Tae statesman murt, at least tn this, resemble the soldier, or he faila to win a title to the homage and admiration of mankind Let no local or gectional feelings or passions actuate you. A mere politician may figure for a dey or 90 hour, Toay flourish in the public eye and gain the applause of th mob, but it is ordained of God, in bis mercy and wisdom h’s fame shail be ephemeral. As he has lived withou: s0 he dies without remembrance, except t» be wnced. Onleaving, then, the ranks of th ¥, you way be called upon to discharge high duties in ife, and, prey you, carry with you the brightest i prineiples of the eoidier’s senee of bocer. Carry Fu into the ranks of private life those generous ena noble impuiges and rentiments which distinguish the nem of rasbnees in atemptiog wo depict ter. statesman and the patriotfrom the mere demagogue. This will ever keep you in remembrance that you have a coun. try to love in all its extent, without reference to geogra- phical or to morai division’. And when you hear the tem- pest bowlidg around us, gotten up, as it Loo frequently ia, by the mere magic arts and political wiles of démag, remember that this ig not the thunder gf hea but the mere impotent ravings ofmaddened knaves. 1. atriot remains a8 he Ver hag been, the true ai clan thet will never desert this our belo , never! But bis sons, the children of tue cuced from the paths of rectitude, i hen, that you may not illustrate the dreaifu', page that records the history of traitors, Bat wa) could be @ traitor in this valiey, eurrounded by euch g.o- ri irictio reosliectione?—George Washington aai 1 (Applaw Who coald be a traits 7 tbat bas goue torth from tis jaglitution? Surely no om, not by Rature of a grovelling and }0 allude Jo such a topic as this wil pposing it possible that aay penealious cf fortune, tall into the is rather, I admit, ungracefal. imple ly ambition, [ uk Lome Apolog y diss It raight fever, ta th category of traitors. I alluve to it with aeon of more firmly and strongly impre memories the higher duties of a noble aa p trictiem. Applause.) It may be that you wll never be calied to such posts of houor as give opportanity of winning the renown of sa elcquent or an able debsier, Theze special oppo: of personal distinction may not await you, avd on may even be consigned to the life of a mere prica o. But then, alter all, true dignity of characier most striking. Who carcs for the simple shoat of a uiod? Who cares jor the roar of artillery upon his arrival at eny point in bis country, uoless he is conzcions of haying by a life of’ virtue, % the approoativa and admizatioan of bis virtuous 1 Hignteur citizens? Remember that “peace hath her victo. Jees renowned than war,” that private life is atoracd by quite a& many honors a you will find ia your o#a pro- feesion. It may be thatthe light of those who walk ia the quiet patos of society does not shine forth go far, y ut it shince none the less brightly. Tho true hero Is’ the man who commences by conqiering himself, and tbea conquers very impediment in the way of bis virtuois Iwogress. Jet everything depens in your estimation pon personal virtue, and be always guided by the intluenoos of that holy religion to which we are indebted for tue great advaucement of the human race, aad thon throughout your life you will be stteuded by a: cess. It should be remembered that the paths of glory lead tothe grave. There is atime when all must receive the summons to leave this atage of existence and enter upon that other which has no end. In casting my eye over the roll of the illustrious dead who dave goo forth from there hails, I could bat reflect upon the parents who sent (hem here in early youtb with buoyaat nop-s, ating, porhape, that they might go forth aud on ss.a" biood staiged fleid win an everlasting renown, and then return to be the solace and eupport of their oli age, It Las bcen otherwise ordained. Qhose young man have been etricken down in their country’s cause, as the brave have fallen. It then occurred to me that there waz occasion to mourn for them. ‘The father and mother have iiustrated the Roman matron, who, giving her eva luis shield, bade him go forth, and bring it back or be brousat back tipon it, Applause.) Taey Lave goue to the grave, it ig true, but are they deac? Surely not; surely aot So Jong as the hearts of men are stirred by tao noble and generous impulees of gratitude, they will never die. They will live, too, where no enemy, or slander or malice ever can approach. hey’ will live with a couetantly augmenting glovy, tbrougbout the ages of the world yet to be recorded by the historians of their country. Emulate their gloriois > Lot example. Be virtuoua, be brave, be honest and patriozic DP ‘ate life, aud above ali be faithful to the religion of ¢ Fayivur, So shall you assuredly atiract the admira- \icn of mea by the rich’ moral perfume which your cha- raoter will difluse throughout the world. I shall leave you with * confldent hope that the suggestions I have of- fered will not be entirely disregarded’ and that one 80 humble og myself may have been inetrumental in gome Cegree in giving a direction to your future condact which eball pons to the glory of ovr common country. (Pro- onged 9) . At the close of the addrees the sever! member the Doard of Visiters shook hands with the prudesty clase, end the veteran General Scott, who was on the platfor also shook bands with several of the young yentemea. and congratulated them on the successful cloee & their studies. “ Brooklyn City News, Paserxa Countenem Unitev Staras Coix.—For somo time part counterfeit ten cent pieces, quarters and halves, Were patsed about the city, and more particularly ten cent piecee, which it was ascertalned were ‘given out us change cn the city cars, both here and in New York Oflicera Carter and Oake, of de Fourth precinct police, hed ‘heir euepicione excited by the movements of a conductors named Win. Luifpurrow, on car No. 47, Greeapolut Hue, andecta watch upon him. “On Saturday both officers fob into the car, and o bem gave the canduc 0 ter, He received in chauge 8 counterteit ten cent pier, ‘etd on arriving at the end of the route Look bin 19 ous- tody. uantity of the coin was found ih b', noysession, and b cing clogely questioned, he tuform 4 tho offi ors be obtained of one Jeries Young, woo manu Avenue, New Yors, He «iso Woket taker on the 40 obtained — cvit cond avenue aud Harlem from the same ource. Un + $00 offisers, accon- ied by Luifourrow, succeeded in arresting Miles ea a Sooed avenue car, near Forty-aecoad street, Observing Luffburrow, be threw a of cola into the siree!, but had not parted with whole of it whea taken into custody. The officers then ed to the house of the manufacturer, where they found plaster casts of coin for ten cept pieces and quarters, and algo a quantity of material from wi was manufactured. They destroyed the casts and took posseision of the other implements. The accused wero brought to Brooklyn aud locked up for the night. Yesterday they were taken before United States Commissioner Bridgham, and Young and Miller were committed for examination which ig set down for this (Wednesday) morning. Lut burrow was released on bail. It appears that Young was in the habit of calling on his customers once a week and supplying them with the coin. He was atthe raiiroal depoton Monday, but being informed of what had occurrad started for Second avenue and told the New York conduc tor. Thence he;went and was about romoviug the ses of his guitt whon the officers made their appear- line, Supposed Marder of a New Yorker itn Texas. OUR GALVESTON CORRESPONDENCE, Gatvaston, June 6, 1859. The following are a few particulars of a murder com mitted on board of the steamer Matagorda, which arrived at this port this morning. A pacsenger who entered bis name as Wm. W. Lyons, of New York, was murdered, it is supposed, during the night, and his body thrown overboard. At daylight in the morning a large pool of blood was found on the after deck, witb portions of a skull and braing, with tufts of hair hore and thera, showing that Mr. L. was killed with blows in- flicted on the head while on a settee, where it is thought he wag sleeping. There are traces where the body was drawn and ‘brown overboard. The side of the yeesel is espattered with blood. Oa the arrival of the boat at this port an officer was called on board, and a thorough search was made for the murderer, which resulted in the arrest of a person who gave his name as Mr. Hill, The boat was detained by an order itaued from the United States Court, by Judge Watrous, and an examination held (the boat was detained here seven bours), which resulted in the detention of Mr. Hill charged with the murder of Mr. Lyons. Mr. Lyons is represented by the evidence to-day before the Court, to be brother in-law to Mr. Taylor, iirm of Taylor & Todd, Chambers etreet, New York, and of Mr. Thomas, formerly Mayor of Jersey Uity. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Tuxspay, June 4—6 P. M. The express only takes $50,000 from here for the Boston steamer to morrow, and though it is likely that the leadiog drawers will sbip more freely by the Ariel and the City of Warhington, which leave this port on Saturday, the dul ness of exchange indicates that the drain bas for the pre sent been checked. The letters by the Fulton are encour- aging in tone; a more steady feeling prevailed in the con- tinental markets at the time she sailed. More gold nad arrived in London from the United States and elsewhere than the mercantile bankiog houses could employ satis- factorily. Our money market is decidedly easier to day; we hcar of fewer discounts above seven per cent, and oo call, moncy is again offered to the brokers at five per ent, The true test of the state of the money mar ket will be the xward of the $5,000,000 now Treasury notes, to be dispozed of next Monday. Tt is hoped ot the Treasury Department that ibe government will realize from three to four millions of collars in epecie from this award, It must be remem. bered, however, ant some ten millions of the overdue five per cents of 1853 may be sent in for redempti Under the ciroungtances, the government will be doing weil if the new issue cn be set afloat without disturbing over $2,500,000 of the old. In fact, it is not desirable that both sets of Treasury notes should bo afloat at the same time, The new ones were created to redeem the old. If advantage be taken of the present ease of the market to place both ktads in simultaneous circalatioa, the government might find itself gravely ombarrassed if any accidest csused an advance in the rates for money. From present appearances the new five millioas wit! be gold at from 5 to 534 per cent. Treasury notes are a Btock Exchange. Trwspay, J. pe 14, 1850. 8 S'a 1874... 103% 10 eho Nor&Wor kk. od sco” Ceres 104 [ie Kenting RR... 660 40 HCO North Car 68,. 973 800 oa] 1000 missouri 6's... 86% 0000 d.. 85% 1COON Y¥ Cen RR G's 89 8C0 ERR let m bd 83% 3000 ERRSdm b °83 60 $000 ERR 4th m bis 3735 2100 H RRR Ist mtg 1043¢ 1600 I Cen RR bs. 5000 Ill Free'nd bdg. ‘yg £000 Ta C&M) g bd, 365, 4000 Ga&CBI IEE wae 99) 10010 H&St JOP e dg 06: 80 amer ‘ex Bank... 101% 16 Del @ Hud O'1Co, 9134 200 N.Y Cen RR..b8 74 50 b60 ROAR] SECOND ‘D. + 97% 160 shs Mich Cen RR 50 do. b60 60 Gal & Chi RR. 6436 16 Chi & RIRR.opg 5935 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tumpay, June 14—6 P. M. Asims.—Small sales of pots were made at 634c., wiile pearls were quiet at 570. Breapstvrrs.—Flour—The market was less buoyant and active. The favorable change of the weather to a warmer and more growing rarer had a tendency to check transactions, which embraced about 7,000 a 8, bbis., closing within range of the following prices:— Inspected to choice superfine State 36 3 & a a 5 a a Bsaasas Sepre AECo-r CHA SESSESRSS z g f th 1,500 bbis , closing within the range of the if ota. wit rr] tions. Rye flour and corn meal wore nrg tions. heat—Prime qualities continued firmness, which tended to check sales, which were fined to about 5,000 e 6,000 bushels, includi ordinary white Southern at §1 60; fair choice amber colored Western at $1 75. Choice amber and sound at $2, damp and mixed Southern at $1 52, and choice white Kentucky at $1 95. Corn was heavy aud lower, with sales of 8,000 to 10,000 bushels, including round yel low at 883¢c. a 893¢0., fair to choice yellow Southern at $0c. a $2c., and 880.'a 90c. for ordinary to good white Southern, and fair Northern and Jersey yellow at 90c., new mixed Western at 880., and old do. at 8éc. Rye was quiet at 97c. @ 98c., and barley was nominal at 60c. a 72)gc, Oats were dull: Canadian were gold at 62c. a 54c , Western at Sic. a 54c., -State at 49c. a 62c , and Jereey, with Pennsylvania, at 47c. a 60c., and Southern at 470. a 480. Corres —Sales of 200 bags Jamaica were made at 11440 a 1l3gc., and 200 do. Rio on terms not stated. Messrs, Wa. Scott & Son give the following statement of stock in this market:—Stock of Rio and Santos coffee on tho 7th June, 1869, 36,662 bage; received since to-date, 8,455; fales for consumption estimated at 6,190; stock of Rio and Santos on the 14th day of Jane, 185, ‘40,127; Mara catbo, 9,785; Laguayra, 350; Jamaice, 437; Costa Rica, 2,207; Ceylon, 4,472; 260; Java coffee, mats, 44,872; do. gov. bags, 8,476; Si. Domingo, 1,610; total bags and mats, 167,526, Corron —The market continued firm, but was somewhat lees active as dealers were waiting the receipt of the Europa’s news, which was known to have reached Halifax laat evening. e transactions footed mg «boat 600 baies, closing on the basis of about 113¢¢. a 113¢. for middling uplands, The increase in receipts at the ports compared with 1856 was 199,000 bales. ‘he increase in exports to Great Britain compared with 1856 was 57,000 bales; ae- creage to France, 77,000; increase to other foreign ports, 39,000. Total increase in exports, 19,000. ‘REIGHTS —To Liverpool—250 bales of cotton were en gaged at 3¢d.; 50 tierces beef at 38. by steamer; 300 boxes cheese do. at 268. ; 200 bbis. roein at 6s., and 20 pack- provisions at 20s., per steamer. To Loudon—100 Spirits of turpentine at 58., 15 tons eeed at 178. 64., and 1,500 bbls. oil cake at 18. 6d: To Glasgow—50 bbls. spirits of turpentine at 8s., and 25 packages butter at 253. The ship-Golden Rule, reported yesterday as having on- ors dest E a dees popular security, safe, fairly remunerative, and iastantly convertible into cash, The stock market ogain presents the same life lees appearance which it bas eo long worn. There were egain this morning a few orders for stocks, but the operatora for the fail attacked the market with such vigor, and offered such large quantities of stocks on timo, that prices again receded. In the absenc> of more general crders to buy stocks, the covtrol of the market remains ia the hands of the jobbers, who for months bave been operating euccessfully against railroad property. At the etart, this morniog, New York Centra’ touched 74, an advacce from yesterday's closing price; it was hammered down before the close of the session to 7354, and closed ia the afternoon at 7324 bid. The Western stocks were equally heavy. Michigan guaranteed gol! az low as % on time; Galena as low as 633¢; Roek Island 59, To Jedo 26: all of them being freely offered a’ conaiderable differences from the cash price by the jobbers. Hadaon River, which in the iastsix months had earned 4 por cent over and above interest and expenses, waa firm; Pa- nama was better; Reading was steady; there was more inquiry for Erie bonds of all descriptions. State and Bunk ¢| ttocks were pretty steady. Io the afternoon the market was cull, and stocks cloned weak at the following quotations: — Migeouria, £634 a 3{; Canton, 1534 a 1934; Camborlaod ; Pacific Mail, 6744 a 3g; New York Central, 634 a %; Hudson River, 31% a 32; Harlem, 10 a 34; Roading, 89) a 40%; Michigan Central, 4134 a 34; Michigan Southern, 9a 4%; do. gus ranteed, 267 a 80; Panama, 119% a 120; Tilinois Con 56257; Gulena and Chicago, 644; Cleveland aud To ledo, 2534 @ 34; Chicago and Rook Island, 69 a The following waa the business of the Sab-Treasary to $201,715 27 54,000 0 87,007 16 : 8,681,541 97 Clearing Hoass this morniug were $19,090,678 66, and the balances $1,221,752 93. There ie ¢ Je tatk just now about a scheme, to which we casually alluded the other day, for leasing ¢ Erie Railroad, It is proposed to organize a company with capital of a million dollars; said company to take the Erie road on condition of paying interest from the date of the lease on ail mortgage debt, and to increase the pay- mente year by year cntil, four ycare hence, they are able to psy interest on all the debt and a trifle on the stock. We presume that the real aim of the authors of thia pro- Ject 1s to free the Erle from thé Moran régime, and to ge’ the property into new hands, It is undeniable that sino Mr. Moran’s pea has been doiog service for the Wailetreet jobbere, the desire to see him in a sphere better suited to his capacity than bis present one has become pretty gene- ral; but. whether the proposed lease is the simplest way of achieving the end sought remains to be ascertained, The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign porte, for the week and since January 1 :— 1857. 1858, 1859. For the week « $1,964,059 1,732,439 1,000,042 Previously rez 80,212,681 25,959,811 27,501,436 Since Jan. 1.........$92,107,203 27,002,250 28,601,478 The following is a comparative statement of the Paila- deipbia banks — June 13. 11,087,576 Ine. 2,920,993 Dec 5,821,188 Ine, 6,416,687 Due fmother b’ks. 1/817,914 1,725/848 Dee . Due to other b’ks. 3,867,145 8,177,869 Dec. Deposits + 16,880,995 16,007,149 Dee. Oroulasion, 2,992,198 2,918,446 Deo - The I Timas of tho Yet inet. furi quotations of American railway shares: Dlivois Central 6 per cent, 1875. D 6 the following do. 7 per cent, 1875, Do. do. 7 per cent freeland, i860. - Do. do. $100 sbaree, $00 paid.....di8. 47 @ 46 Michigan Cent, Ist mort, con. 6 per cent. 1800 78 a 82 Do, 10. eee . teense Do, do. (sinking funa), do., 188: Do. do. $100 saree... Michigan 8. & fond), 1886 Do. do. $100 New York Central, 6 pei PMAOIy MIB Vion o<c55%6 56508 80 Do. do. 7 per cent, convertible, 1864,, 89 Bo. do. 7 per cent (sinking funa), 1876 89 Do, do, $100 sifires........... os a New York and Erie 84 mort., 7 per cent, 1883 65. a 67 Do. do. $100 ehares..;.......... » Ga 8B Pennsylvania Central bonds, Jat mort., 88. a 90 88 a 90 85 a, 40 80 a 85 Do. do. 6 per cent, 1870 70 16 Do. dp. -$50 ehares.. 2 a The London Zimes of the same date Yeports :— Although iho a:nount of ehipménte for China and Imifa by the next mail will probably exceed £200,000, the mar. ket for bar silver is now flat, and 625d. is the nearest ‘price, Mexicaa dollars are in good demand for Chiaa at Old. The goverament are.aot waklog any reminance by thig steamer, gaged 1,700 ton coals at $10 50c. for California, was taken for Shanghae, China, and not for California, as inadver- tently stated. fo Bremen—35 bbis, ashes were engaged at 258. Hay.—The market was well supplied, and sales of 800 1,000 bales were reported at 60c.’a 6c., and prime quality lots, for shipment, were quoted at 70c. Heap was quiet and gales limited. Manila was nominal at 7c, and jupe at 80c. 8 90c.; American was without movement. Hors —60 bales of last year’s crop were sold at 10c. a 1éc ; old were quiet at 33¢6, = 6c. Ina was in good supply, with moderate sales at 652. a 72340. for bo:h sorts of Roskland. Morasses.—Sales of 25 hhds. Cuba muscovado wore made at 26c., and a small lot of Porto Rico was reporiod at NAVAL S~ORES —Sales of abont 200 bis, spirits turpen- tine were made at 48c. for merchantable, and 483zc. for that in ehipping order; common rosin wag firmly beld at $1 £5 a $1 8ic.; crude was wanted at $3 85. ‘Ons.—Sales of 6,000 gailons linseed were made at 61, c.; crude whale and sperm were unchanged; 100 ba kets olive wore sold at p. t.; lard and tallow oils were un- changed. ad Provisions,—Pork--The market exhibited less spirit, and with a moderate demand was less active. Tne gales embraced about 900 bbls. , including new moss at $17 1232, thin mees at $17 123¢ a $17 25, sour do. at $16 258 $16 6), and prime at $15 a $15 1234, and 660 bbl. extra heavy uninepected mees was reported sold at $17 76. Beef was quiet and sales confiued to about 160 bola, including coua try prime at $6 & $7, mesg do. at $8 a $9 50, repacked at $9 26 8 S13 50, extsa at 614 a $15 50, and’ prime mess Beef hams were ‘was in moderate demand at $17 a $24.” quiet at 150. 0 18c, Cut meats were steady, with gales of 126 hbds. and tlerces, including shoulders at 7c. a 8%c., and 8c. @ 93¢0. for pork hama in dry salt. Lard coo: tmued dull, with gales of 276 bbls. and tierces ut llc. a 114c Butter and cheese were unchanged. Rick.—Seies of £0 a 75 casks were made at4 fc. a 43Z0. SvG.Ks —The sales embraced about 600 hhds,, inctud- ing 70 bhds. New Orleans at 60, a 6%¢., 1¢0 do. Porto Ihico at 6%. ,100 bbls. Cuba muscovado at 63¢0., and the remainder comprised about 308 hhds. Cuba at 5c. for low grades and 6c. a 6340. for grocery goods, and 403 boxes Cuba on private terms. Winskxy was gome firmer, with sales of about 500 a 827 ema Port of New York, June 14, 1959, RARED. ca . Steamehip General Admiral, Comstock. Cronstadt—Lobach & behepter. wi igtmmebip Thomas Swann, Remeey, Baltimore—H 8 Crom eazy Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H B Cromwell bio Jovhua Bates, McCullom, Shanghae- Goodhue & Co. Ship Webster, Lawrence, LiverpoolSpomford, Tileston & Ship Neptune (Brem), Bakke, Bremen—Moller & Oruger, Bhip Confidence, Sears, Bordeaux—Wm Neison & Sona, Bi Harveee Loring, Miramichi—Neemith 4 Sons. Bark Kremlin, Jobngon, Bong Kong—Cary & Co. Tack F Wickstrom, JF (Swe), Englebrechien, Bordesux— Fanch & Felacke Bark Idam (Norw), Jorgensen, 8t John, NB—Holmbos & Brig Fanner, Ketirlage, Montevideo—Doliaer, Poiter & Co. Zam—C & KJ Peters. Brig PLarraves, Aule Miccboumere Te & ig P Larrabee, Aul \port—Thompson & Hunter Brig Candace, Maihews, Eitzavethoort —A Hewes, Sehr J W Lindsay, Lewis, Laguayre-—R P Buck & Co. Sehr Monterey, Arrants, Newcastle—Van Bront & Blaght. Sebr OB Knudson, equires. avaca—MeCrewdy, Mott Co Sehr Independent, Groves, Jacksonville—Post &'Small. ARRIVED. FSteamehin Florida, Crowell, Bevaanah, ‘with mdse and pas sengers, to § 1. Mitehill . Crocker, Savannah, with mdse and passengers, to HB Cromwell & Co. Steamship Nashvilie, Murray, Charleston, with mise and passengers, to Spotford, Tileston & Co. Ship Empire, Coombs, Liverpool, May 14, with mdse and 31 easengers, t0 a june’ 6, Int 4 15, lo assed mpc Curling. Curling, from Mobile for Livergosh ip Wm Tell. Funck. Havre, 18, ‘with mise ard 395 passengers, to Boyd & Hinckon. i, 17, Tat 45 31, 4 saw ohip Caravan, bound Wi 224 "8 U4 ton a rlemagne, bound i; 28d, lat 46 ), lon 80 04. spoke apiah ablp Hindosten, from Ka t for Falmouth; Sist, fe beso tre: Wasp Aen atts Sa eS yFont 8 out; Bt fn ex chan th auip Rxcelator, bouad i ibeshar 5337, suw Hremen steameblp Weser, bence for dremea Ship Rebecca (Brem), Klughiat, Ourdenas, 10 days, with su gar, to Robuatiano Berques. Bark Beaver (Br), King, London, 67 days, with mdse, to ‘Thos James, Bark Stella (Brem), Wulf, Bremen, 35 days, with mdse and and 67 passengers,to fianton & Huger. Bad one birt. Bark Orion, Congo Biver, iaig Says, in Serouct tiga. 2 tepsnte Daliee and Campbell. May ‘anna, late of the Urion, died of a broken beart. The O was brought to this port on suspicion of her being @ slaver; was towed up this evening end anchored under the guns of the navy yard. Bark Geo Thomes, Voss, Matanzas, May 21, with eager, t>. Benner & Deske Senrsport), Sweetser, Cardenas, 11 days, Uo. emt, Hoey, Savannah, 10 days, with cotton, yamia, Peary, New Haven, 3 days, ia ballast, to master. r rig 5,5 Colon, Strong, Pouce, PH, 12 days, with sugar, 40, Brig Mary Staples, Staples, Fajardo, PR, 12 days, with su to mesier, to. mr, , bie. Marietta (Br), Lawrence, Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaster. Srig Helen Mar (Br), Card, Windsor, NB, 10 days, with plas- wD kDewoln “as det Brig Annie Geldert Br), Wiley, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with lanter, to master. Mf Brig 8 T Norcross, Dyer, Galveston, 21 days, with cotton, to Bimpron & Mayhew. BY i, Lanizers, Doboy island, 12 days, wiih lumber, ww Schr Harry Maybce, Mgbeo, Rertadors May 23; and Tarks Islands § daye, with salt, to Middleton & Co. Sebr Viola ‘treworgy, Zaza, 24 days, with angar, toO & BS re . &ubr W P Ritebie (of Tremont), Fernald, Jaomel, May 23, w th Jogwood and colle, to Brett Bon & Co.’ 18th tnat, lat 57 26, tonne poxe ache Richard (whaler), of snd from Province. phx Gutratow (an, Davie, Wiedsor, NB, 1 dayy with FST RIRE Gomag of Bukspond, Tilsen, Priace E* wang Wekehe Weoddice Baylor , Teaae,e day, w bel le re nd foal, at 39 23, lon 78 Ly OC i Ninna nace aed " © ‘4 days, nfo Cruz, may 27- brig Wm H Towasend, “Figo, May 26-814 barks Joh Winthrop, Webster ‘en Tainiban, June ca port sehr Joba d Myers Gosb, tor UuKB ISLANDS, June S—In port bark M E Trout, for NYorks ATER May 26-08, Emily Gardner, Limeburner, frm Mitr Liverpool landed pllot and Echt W'B Jonbtia Matt, Vireo. Wannewonpm, May tor? Bileos ; Charlesion. cs pons Huur Febr Mary Town, Bowker, Teorgetown, DO, 8 days. Arr trom NYorw april v6,’ Wale Uloaa: at fable Bare Febr J T Williams, Curtis, aliimore, 8 days. aetal Appleton eh eee Bay dias a haa k Rake Bott FB abbot, Unith, Balmore, «days, Bristol; Bion, st ; auna Mary, af Liverpool; 4th, for Doctor Rogers ‘adams, Oninle, Baye, Uipiy tram NOenae th Beco he Ocean, and Cultivator, Rebr Peru. Wall. Ci dey Rag tay h Mannerin; pool Behr New rates Cals, 10 days, Afr from Bavansah, Pisa a ee TEree oriver- chr Union, . Machiag, 8 Raho oa ee netic ARAL tab al Dar Jone Seer Cruse, ami, Mantes, 5 On8. Sid for NYork June |, Try, from Pill; Joba Bunyan, and In- Sehr AYbert Jamesdn, Jameson, Kockland, 4 da. dian Queen, from the Gi: de; Sandusky, D Peters, aud Jobo Bremer Kennebee e Yinnd, Pisladetphin” Bid for Boston, W'D Bowell, rom Livcepca Oee Steamer Petrel. Baker, Home The Br ha Male, arcvedzeorny trom Rotentan, ig | ,AEREANDRIA, Je 131 ce Nopnms Mag, os corslgned to Thos James, not ton Bros, es inserted Fn nal ea , Ryder, NYork; Alabama, light. BOsT0! steamer Baker, _ boneless delphi, backa War lena tah vere "sober: Welegraph Marine ‘Diamond (Br), McGreen, Androssan;'Lucy. SANDY #008. Kean yy, eine eareee up the ae hse ‘orest Bale Stjwerg. arden i re bay, bound in. Two Angee at anchor near Bplt, pane ally, Der 0 a a bound out. Wind SW, light; weather hazy. Sargent, and Faustina, Berry, 5 Ch bound vessels ) Bavgor for 4 lexan a LONG BRANCH, Junel4, sunset—No inward fufaight, ‘Wied light from BEB; weather hazy citehore: HIGHLANDS, June, 14. sunset—One ship cod one bark out- side the bar. bound in. Wind W, light; ‘tazy outside, H. Wilson, from Baltimore May 11 fo Scur TR Hammonp, a West Coast of africa, has returned to that port in guar, ba ing met with bad weather; cargo reported badly damaged. “M 4 Laxe’’ from Elizabethport for Newport, with junk two miles East of Biratford Long island Sound, ou the agit Offih tat: Orow saved en” ME Corsxuacen, The ship George Green, Fairbanks, ot haw Orleans, fives Croneteat for New York (bemp. iroa eae. Say. paaeoe Se to ¢ about gro ge ut Back to this port yesterday, having sprung & leait olf Tiadoa: ‘aes, and must unload to repair. Kay West, June 8—The schr Sylvanus Allen has been hove out and caulked; will gail in acy or two for Jacksonville tor acargoof lumber. The bark Flight with thegcargo of the Sr bark Buenos Ayrean, wit] sail on Wedvesday next fer Cork. Le Ellwood Walter, &sq, Secretary Board of Under: wi a) May 80—-A schooner hes arrived here with parrot, at gaceee teers jew York, which sunk inide the Biackweter Bank April 23 ‘The / merican ollice in Providence had §5000 on the cargo of ship Aucubon. Whalemen. Old from New Bedford lth inst, bark President, Wordell, Iedian Jgartown 11th, abin Walter Scott, Colli Sea, Lehaina Dec6, with’ 200 bbla ep (100 taken on home) and 700 do wh oll. wi Ara at Now Lovdon 12th, sobr Fxile, Jerome, neer, with 420 bbls oll. Schr K B Coleman went « 1959; she was tender for the Pionser until los, sxile took her piace. The Exile has been ut Huras 6 years. Brig Water Witch, Howland, of Boston, before repo-ted arr at Feyal March 28, was from the coaat of africa, where sho took 820 bbls wh cl and 3010 tbe bone. Iu com Yo, eight of Fico, took #77 bbl ep wb; and on the day of arrival. after coming to anchor, took a2) bbl upd. | Had shipped her carg, by the Port brig Hortenne, for Angland. The W W had landed Previously 118 bbie sp ou.” Bhe hsd sailed to cruise around the islands ‘A letier from on board ebin Lewis, Neil, of NB, dated Mon- Rabat Jan 2%, reports at do abip Wm 4Xomoson, Childe bi : zi the aad for inst a re ip 00 bbis oll; ‘Phoals. Bempstead, NL, nothiag riace Je umbacking, Caro.iue, Gifford, NB, to put in new fore mainzeasts; Roman 2d, Debart, do. few bola blkdeh; Nassau, Murdock, do, nothing since leaving Sandwich Ts'ands. Spoke off Monganul, in coming in, bark Jireb Swilt, Keri, NB, boasd on sone or two moutha’ cralve, and back sgain to put ia a new Inaipmast, A letter from on board ship Gazelle, Boker, N6, rego'ta her pati of aca ly ke i a 500 bbls ap oil the Last cruise, mah! rp oil, ail told. A levier ites een Nive, of ship & LB Jenney. of Fale heven, reports ver at Ray of Jalauds March 6, with 900 bbis ap oil, which had been shipped by the bark «oseo9, Voflia, for N Betioré; was tound on a } Car's cruise 10 Japan, aad retusa to Bay of islands. Spoken, &c. Ship John Wade (not Gen Wade), from Hong Kong for New York, May 20, lat 434, lon 48 60. Ship Harvest Queen, Batchelder, from Havre for NYork, Jace 4, 1at 43, Jon 61 40. bhip Finlans ‘oat, trom Apalachicola for Liverpool, Jane 2, Jat 82 48, lon 78 43. Berk Kilton, Bradford, from Galveston for Cardi, June 7, lat 28 26, jon &) Bark Mary Hammond, McClintock, trom NCrleans for Bor deaux, about May 25, in the letitave of Savannah; bad been 4 down topgallant masts, on account of the bark beirg a Intl crank. Vag MK Marvin, for the Wes! Indies, June7, Mat 25.55, lon 4 Bark Harriet Spelding, Booker, from Philadelphia for Bort land, war ceen Juue 23, | PM, Montauk beariag N 25 miles. enn Locust, of Trenton, sieering 5, May 31, lat 25 24.N, lon Schr Jane FE Durfee, 21 days from NYork for Franklin, La, no date, off SW Pass. Foreign Ports. coo? noes May 26—Arr isabeils, Maio, Clarleston; Mary, nnn, do. AWKOOTH, May 26—Sid Eringheden, Hucstadt, Charleston pinEEr MA 28—-Sld Oroondaies, Pike, NYork (snd trom ue . . anor april 24—arr Lusky Star, Preslon, Swasow (snd elé “ith for Formosa). ASPINWALL May 22—Arr schr Lizzie Russell, Todd, the Coaet (and wid 23d tor Forio Bello); Rub, brig George sto haw, Giles, Philadelphia (and ald June 3'for Clenfusgos), 23-1 brig Oceen Spray Stubbs, NYork (and ald June 2 fo’ Cisntue- 09); 28th, bark Nazarioe, Walleve, Jersey City; brig Ro Eace, Di Balilmore; June 1; bark Magdalena. “Day, or BRISTOL, May 27—In port Owego, Stevens, for Raliinore; Troy, tabioier, for NYors; Torrent, ‘stoatgomery, for co—ajl loading, BEnckn, May 11—Arr Martha, Topzaet, Charleston; 13:h, Margreihs, Lincebem, do; Olaf, Fossum, do; Mth, Victoria, ren, do. Bremen, May %—Arr Indianola, Haesloop, Indianola. BREMERBAVEN, “oy I—Arr Orpheus, Wessela, York Brouwersuavaen, May 29—Arr Wm Nelson, Wood, New rn Brake, May 28-84 Union, Horgman, New York; Moa, Paasch, Philacelphia BoRveavx, May 28—8ld Fanny Buck, Crosket!, NYorl Bld from the Roads 27th, a, Codet, Philadelphia Banceroxs, May 20-—air Precloes, Benet, NOrieans; 95:4, Faguele de Tarragona, Guarilols, Moviie; 27th, Joanlia, Du Tan, ©) jeston. Wanoapous, May 28-81 bark Excelsior, New Haven; echra Briliiant, Cole. Caribbean cea; Saily wil St Yhomas Caxpier, May 2]-~arr Higbiand Uhief, Swaulon, Liverpool, Grotto, Stuart, Bt Joho, NB. Cowxs, Kay 29—sld Bavaria (fs), Taube, Hamburg. Onorstapt, May 22—arr Amme F cchwidt, Milliken, NOr leans; Patterson, Perkins, do; Borneo, Flitoet leston , 23, ar ie Oreenwood, Nason, NOrieans. Sid Zlst, Volga, Houn, N dork) 23d, Lyman, Dwyer, Boston. Cunistransand, May MM—Are Maren Catharine, Johnson, chariesicn, Comistiina, May 19-Arr Axel, Hanrel, Charleston; 2th, aria Louias, Anderson, 60; 2ist, Ccean, Kvensen, Nurieaxs Capiz, May 19—Sid Austine, Vous, 5 York. Coromno, April 24—Arr Notth, Boyd, adelaide Caicorrd, spril/6—Cld (uot sid) albion, Wiliams, London; 20th, india, ‘Merii!, Mauritius, ip port 28d, ship Peerless, Gerry, for Liverpool ldg ast £1 28 6d per ton; abd others. Eldridge: har. Catt ac, May 10-—In port sbips Michael Ange'o, Kate tweetiand, Spaniaing, rnd Ionian, Michel, dieg, tered for Chincha islands, Zobin Hood, Mm: ward, Flanders, from orton for Gusyaquil; would s2l cargo Bt Caliao, she could not get by the blockade at (tuaya- quid; Parthenon. Sonne une; bark Ralmetto, Uarcia, for Mexi- co, lg; Bootland, Howe, diag, chartered, ‘At Chincba ipla: ay 9 ehips archer, Crowell; Wander ing Jew, Stackpole; Castillian. Graves, aud Julia Lawrencs pear, all receiviog good despatch, CrexFvaoos, Jove $—In port berks Tom Corwin Sherman, disg to load for Boston; Bremen brig Maris Louise, for do; and othe he DEAL, May 31—Put bi ‘NOrieans tor Cronstadt, ac insed do Slet, Jabez Snow, Snow, from Csloutla for Lon lon. DoxcExnss. May 28-—Passed, Seth Sprague, Gillespie, from Belvoet for N Yori; 26, Neapolitan brig uialistta, Mares, from N York tor Rotterdam, and took a pilot on board. Dover, May 80~Uf, While Sea, Evans, from Obilt for Ham arg. Dont. Jn her , Ann Washburn, Merryman, from May 28--In port A C Robbioa, Raymond, fur New | ptre, »dams, do for Pi delpbia; J W bh ; Venloo, C) bud 3 Rid Seni taren ian aera erie dae hye le “Signal for three and &i one Bhotos Cid ship, Weslsfa: an oo Bace Hore, bearles, Smyrna; sidmund ‘Nickerson, e; schrs Jobs W Roche, Rogers, ; Gover: nor, ¢ nYork, Bld steamer Cartern City, ship Wm Jar- vi amabo; bark B ‘and brig Xrladelin #13 Ldth APE (by tel steamer Joa Whitey, Howes, Baltimore barks Gay Head, Mayo, emyrna; Daniel, Eldridge Palerio; brig Jehousee, | Sant Noriesna, Below ship J Liver: MALTINORK, June 13~ Arr steamship Watson, York; ships Mariba Whitemore, volbura ; Oo: (prem), Mlopper, Bremen: bare Hunts ry ‘ork; Richmond; - ; Sally Magee, Roger chester, Nevases Inland; O'Day. Deasey, Aves loland; K Ingomar, Caso, ; f Meare, Richardson, MUlixin, Providence; John 1, Darling, Howes, Providence; Cobaseet, Bediord; Richard Borden, Arnold, Full Kiver; Bangor: Jae.J Day. Sparrow, Pew Grlean Point, shio White Falcon, D Roads; ebip John Cowe, ship Locust Point, French, New York; brige Geo Washiagtan, Mesne, Poston; Moneerrate, Crowther, Wilatington, NU; schre Alvarado, ttantey, Belfast; LeRoy. Osborne. New York; alma. Odlin, Pronk, Boston. Keturrned schr T R Hemmond, Wit- fou. which #ailed hence 12th ult for Uape Mount, WC 4, ea- countered heavy weatber, sprung aleak, 0. and it back. Sid brig j Aub ‘Wiley. Chelsea, (Masa: ‘ie, Lesry, Charieaton; Ketch Laura, Crookk, ¥ e: Evizabeth English (baving repaired) Eng’iah, Boston. BANGOR, June L-Cld brigs AJ Koss, Bweetser, Wind- ward Islands; Hampden, Wisweil, do. % BRis1 OL, June 12—Sid sehr Wave, Smith, Kondout BeKeER’s LaxLiINu, Juse 13—arr sebr John Crockford, Smith, Poiadelpbia. CDARLESTON, June 10—Arr steamebty Columbis, Berry, NYork; schr b B Warner, Stelon, do. Sid sehr Worth, Stone, etown, BO. SUMSV ENS, Jame 9—Arr schea J H Deputy, and J 0 Hadly, DANVERS, J Philadelphia EAST MACHIAS, June 9~Sld achrs Carroll, Norton, and Presto, Larrabee, NYork, FsLb RIVES, June 12—Arr acbr Martha Wrightlogton,. ‘Wrigh tn, Philadeiphia; eloop Opera, Hulee, Elleshethports Bid vebr W 5 Tripleit, Pritchett, sappoeed fur Beldmore. GaLVheTON, JuceS—arr elip Wm b Travis, Gates (or Amith), Liverpool; Brem bark Joca, Bremen; webs Moos! ‘Tuttle, NYork; Sear, Hammond, Portland; GRORORTORN, 80, June 5~Are scbt W Phillios, Mount, NYork: %b. brig Hudson, Grifln, Searsport Old 34, schra Mo- hawk, Weil, aod oon ight, states, won. oat nated all DU, dune U—Cid prev, sshr K Knight, Ut, Bouton, HOLES’ HOLE, Jue 1L PM—Arr brig Deomark. Elizabethport for Boston; sdeima, Wall aud Vineeonea, go for Gloucester; echrs U C cadier, Sipple, selaware Ct Be ne J Bayner, sayner, New Yorks Boston; Lady suffolk, baker, Boston: ‘Boston; Weite Fosin, F i Fe 2 §, 5 i ave, tor Heverbil!; Che Ferrig, Norfolk for & market; mig Bwitt, N York sor Piy month, arto, Saw. er, Bath for Phil delphia Sic brig N etowers; scars J'W Deerlog, Tyrone, ade- liza, Z Stratton, Koalto, Yantie June 12—arr schrs J W Woolston, Crawford, Boston for Philadelpbis; Sarsh Kiizabeth, do for NYore; Freneb, Kockland for do, Sastern Belle, Turner, Bangor for do; Komeo, Lawrey, do for Newark, NJ; #aco, Green, New- buryport for Philadelpnis; Firm, kndicott, Havernill 'for do, did briga Denmark, adelma, Vincennes; scars Emeline, 01 yer, seha Sones, Peywona, © © Sadler, Mary, Romeo, ante! Breed June 1!—Arrechrs Triumph, Artis, and Kedron. Russell, Boston for Philadelphia; Village Queen, —— France ‘Hawicws, Percival, do for NYork; ware, sand z Leighton, Addison for do; Susan Priesd, Friend, kas'port Sg Marya Polat, Ni for ii taco for do; Florence, Iauneson, and Law Rockland ior Go; superior, Koiuson, St Fhiladelphia; a’ M Aldridge, Bateman, Salem for do; Susan ee ‘urcutt, oe for Norfolk in portat8 AM, wind BSW, blowing fresh, the above srsivals of to-day and brig Monica; schrs Hyena, Cherokee, J W_ Woolston, Sarah beth, Pallas. Kastern Belie, ay and Firm. HIGhLaND ACHE, Juve 14—Paselug in ship Tarquin from Buenos Ayres for Boston, ol JACKSONVILLE, Juve 6--Arr schre Martha, Skinner, Oem Un, NYork; 7th, Governor, Hooper. do; 8th. barks Cuba, Bates, pnd Carrloin, Hoptice, do; sehr Haze, Bell, do, “Cla 4th, bare right, », Bio Janel KENNEBUNKPORT, June 12—Arr bri Boyd, Gilpat- ick, Savennab. ld Lith. bi Suse, Wem co. MOBIL, Juve 8-—Arr sbip Mincesota, Deshon, Havre, Old steamanip ere eres jalveston. NEW ORLEANS, June 6, PM—arr bark Robt B Walker, Raynes; Naseao; sche. kecteor, McBean, Galveston. Cla Bard bark Nicolo Barabisa, Carragss, Genoa; brig M E Jones, Janes, el HF seameh{p Indianola, Souper, Havana; ships Bew- 8i1, Morrill, Boston; Houghton, ‘Rairden,’ Carditt, barka Traa- ait. Btreet, do: Brillant, Sigsbee, Phi'aelpbta; brig Jno Balch, Melvile, Carcenas, Below, bark David Bimball, Liauell, trom Heston,’ Cld ships Shamrock, Doane, Liverpool; H Ordoker, Huptoon, Havana; Astres, by. and Issac Newton, Fulton, Boston; brig slmore, Leotard Havens. Toned to sea May Si, aulp Valparaiso; Jane ship IK Par- ington, bark Gen Birlcker, brigs Creole, Ataulto; 4b, ship Galiego. NL WBERN, Juze 5—Arr schr Independence, Hall, Fal River (and cid 7th for Fhiladelphis), Cld jth, echr 1 W Hughes, sebrs Undine, Risley, Portland; ville; Arietia, Chase, Od brig Ssmud)Fransis, Brown, feltimore; acura Lejok, Moore; Chief, Bidridge, ane Susan & Mary, Whitcore, 2. NEW BRDFORD, June 12--arr brig abby & hay mt Phiprey, Philadelpbia; }3th, sehra Carthegena, Orap., do; Waverman, Bowman, klizabetbport. NEWSURYPORT, June 12—Arr uchra Mary C ark, How: gro; Mary Natt, Irelind, and, Aivanda, Coombs. ebliadelphla; Boron Packet, Freemaa, and Elizabeth A, Davidson, York. NEPONSRT, Jove 9—Arr achra Julia Maine, Preston, Phila: Bariets, do. deiptia; 13th, AM bartiet iy NEWPORT, Jone 18: cara 8 © Willetts, Thomps: Philsdelphie; RL Tay, erd, Dighton for do; George Smith, Mulls, Psovidence for N York; sloop Leeds, Ruckett, Port Ewen: TUGET FOUND Of Dungeness May 10, ship Mozol\eht, Breck, irom Puget toned to load for San Francieco Off Pillar Potnt l2th. ship Leonore Mitchell, from Ran Franchico PAILs DELPHIA, June 14—Arr steamers Pbiceas Sprague Matthews Boston: Letaware Vopes, & Yor! rs ward, Baker; W@ Oargill, Hawkins, acd’ #ea Bled, Jon Boston: M Nichols, Sawyer, Jacksonville; Col Lester. Delany. Norwich, Old steamers Bortan, Sellew, NYork; schr¢ WD Oargi!, Gawkins, Boston: WG Andenried, Hewl't, and Sea Bird, Jones, do; Uriels, Renear, Fall River; Georgs Kdwar Baker, Cambridgenort; 8 Washonm, Traber, “taaaton; Oo Leater, Delany, Norwich; E A Auderson, andérsoa, Dighton; 8 ¥ Woalsoy, awards 1gon, PORTL»ND, June 1i--Arr barks Sarah B Hale, © * Slerra Morena via. Havans; 8 Jago, Means, ©: ; Salem, Bowers, Bosiau; US acbr Meredith, Goold, Savannah, ‘Sid brig » Keéwin. iath—Arr barks Odd Fellow, Biliott, Havana; Andes, Merry- man, Perth amboy; brig N Stowers, Stowers, Uardenas PROVIDENCE, June 18—Arr bark Growier, Watts, NOr- Jeans; sobre Little Sav ders, Gale, Philadelphia; Alen H. Bi » dO; 40; J Pouder, Jr, Biltogsworts, dor Margaret com do; John O Henry Fea'on, do; Iele awtucket; Yarmouth, Phianey, York, t+ ork; Cabot Tilletson, Port Kwen; Emily © ‘He rey Faia sin, May 26-Off, Bremerhaven, Hilken, from Bromen | fo; Lavineh Jane, Ketchum, do; teael Taylon ae’ far eee for NYork ° nek Green. Sones, do; sloopn Renate, Macomber, do; Fownxy, May 288d Speedwell, Haskin, Charleston. Commerce, Tyler, do; Translation, Hawkins, do; B xprague, Foocnow, Mach 29 (not 19%h)—Sid alfred Hill, Nagel, | Gibbs, Newark; Agent Stedman, Beaton, Frey Bexrs, River Uruguay, April 15—In port bark Z D, Fairfield, for 8 York. Fayat,) y, %-~No Am vessel In port. Giascow, May 28—Arr Balmoral, Hewison, NOrleans, GxRENocK, May 28—Arr Glaggow (6), NOTE. GorHENBURG, May 25—Arr Avance, Condrup, NYork; R M loloman, Jarvis, NOriesna. ’ or tose ae 43—id bherwood, Hail, NOsleans; & B Min- ‘arn, Sccit, do, Br.vort, May 27—Arr Dorothea Schmal, Caras, Wiiming ton, Sid Bucchus, Ziudema, Boston. He hey Olly; 40 rice New York; Rhode Solond. 3 fagton, a Buy athe Below, bark Tidal Wave (of Sosion), White, from Zan- aihar, - (CHMOND, June 1l—Arr schr Redington, Clark. Rock- Isnd Sid bark Bally Magee, Rogers, Rio Janeiro via Baltix more BAVANNAB, June 10—Old abip Lizzie Sou'bard, Spall, Liv- erpcol; Prus bark Johannes, Leander, Oarthag Bp. : iste FIGAN, (Jui 1d—are aout John Fraser, Alles, Boston or Iphia. BALEM, ‘Jone 11—4rr brig Americe, Robbins, Philadelphia; Pendleton. Hilti sid Lith, oars eS Nichols, Mobile via | a M Aldridge, Bateman, and silce Lea, Foster, Philadelphia; Queenstown. £1d 27th, Elida, Pablson, Uharleston. b, 8 Worktroge: Higginn don? ays Hone Hox, March’ 3i—Arr Witchcraft, Itoott, Shaaghae; |” 1sih—arr schia Mary Elizabeth, Reed; WH Denvis, Whest- April 5, Wrbitridge, Cheesbro, Ran Francivco; ih, wen | on; Zicavo, Treworgy, and Mery ‘Pattoraon. Somers, Philudel- Serpent, W do; 7th, Golden Hepburn, Bsngkor; | phia; Hero, Ooleon, Hiizabethport; L. a Orcutt, Sweetland, Pi Wild Wave, Roxie, ‘Kaat Cotst (and sld Sth on bar return); Kin’ | Kewen: Dolphio, Lord, Kemiont Com » Hilldreth, San Franctsco; Lith, Messenger, Man | WakBINGTON, NO, June 6-—Arr achr Star, Harris, Roston. Sid April 4 Napler, Kennedy, 8togapore; wi. = a 3 1 ni dney ae # ge. Rorst AC oa Hage Fa MUSCHLLANEOUS, tare (a), Shanghae; Gaun' 'ranciseo. ‘MER Rh eG ay dP anion 8; Al i ‘ork; 4 or Boston OT GENERAL AND TOBACCO: Luvanrogy tty 26-tid Onward, Cosmba New York (am | 7? THE TOC ag yy PamtiOULARe ~O7ACOO Glasgow); Zeb, CC Dunsan, Ova, ‘Cardit; Soin, City of van chester (), NYork via Beliost; diet, "Windermere, Harding, | The undersigned returns hie sincore thaoke to those who. Cagitarl; Mont Blanc, Oxnard, NYork via Newport; aret! have so tronized hie calebrated GRANULATED Atak out Hh, George Weat, Couch, Treas; 28h, Rosnoxe, | SNORING TO) Hino wate ia iairoduction, eiavine ae pened Mobile| 0m, adrinils, Durham, Havana; Kavi ceived now and exiealre macliney, 1 hope to be able ts sup: . orders with va now succeeded in obtaln= LONDON, May 28—Arr Julia G Tyler, os Hamburg. ny in eddition to the @ superior article, whch fe darker~ Cid 28, Un verse, Hutchinson, Quebec and Montreal, color, richer in favor, and yet milder and more 1 to Enid out 3ist, Bennres, H y Galontis, taaté—each pipefull being eqnal to the best, 8 n0gar. Mansriiins, May 25— Brandt, RYork. Itwill not burn too rapidly, and will not, MapRas. April 20—£1d Gem ot the Ucean, Williams, Calout- | ofper tobaoccs, Atom used at the ind ta: 23d, Wave, Gray. Mauritios, il continue to: utacture ‘SU PRRIOR GRANULATED Matanzas, June 6—In sport Ce ogee BMOBING TOBAUOO, and your. Hodgdcn, for Falmouth, F,l¢g; John Bunyan, N for do the new article will please you much ‘the a 4 4a J ull , hots, Tor dodo; Hessen, Perklas, for | Tro those who have not tried it on acrount off cheap cea, ta W Bri 4 ronelly, a 8 o; maida, Chan say, give it but one trial, and I guarantee that it bri yoo for mYorn, de} Kobert Pennell, Huxtord, wig; Hannah | Kmd of tobacco. Only try ie. aie sos article, will be sold 10: m, Tarr, diag; brigs Aljston, Carlton, » | patent ‘foil, in papers loase by ther Ia Pies Achaia Ptah ied Rl Beenice: | oud Mat We indo spar acre Grape ata eraoes 5, va, Frani 5 inj Willa, dg; sebra Garland, arsons, aid 8 18 Wheeler, Bos’ | {ek for JU foe etl iis ieacane . J A PERANG, April Arr R B Forbes, Ballard, (and manufrcinrer, of ih peal sence 0 eer ener io ‘an Bupaxo, Marchi Sid itn J ork, ata. | MAS® Wa¥ For “raruaway” une 1~ In ldridge, and Tri- — — dent, Snow, fr ‘sid ‘Mohawk, —, THE RUEE, 5 Sunranti, ay 25 sate Yonsedes: Duvedcr GREAT 1S THE RUSH) UAT ALL News pavors, . r» NOrl i SHaNGHag, April 4—Sid Tarolinta Freach, Hong Kong. jong March 29, Minnel irs Sci nt Woon . Brows, Japan; April 2, Union, Wiley, NYorR, mere y Pons, Ga ; 20h breibers, Keen, Slain; Gollen Horn Gor, Satya Sto, Fmpreaa, Orr, Bangkok; smoow, Baker, Hombay; Nib, &0 verelgn of the Bese, Thontas, Hong K’ In port 2, phips Murcellua, Taltet, for Boston idg; Nep, tune’s Car, Forbes, for Peruny and New York; nod owers sd fore. Br tnomas, Mey 23—Arr brig Amanda Jane, Dore, Martl nique (and 46 2th for ‘Turks lelends vo lond on erip's Ro: uw); Bub, aekar ¢ 1 Kuute (and eld 25th for Newborn); 26, & ), Xia, NYork, 28th, r0i DR. J. BH. KOBINEON’S . ALK THE NORTHERN TRAPPING GREAT TAL OF GMOUNDS, 3 EATITLED PATBAWAY; ; s 18E MouN®aIN ODTLAWS! °. jk ‘Ten Covely printed columns of “PATHAWAY" appoone ta this week's NEW YORK MEROURY. Dr. J... ROBIVAON writes for THE MEROURY,