The New York Herald Newspaper, June 30, 1859, Page 8

‘The Bone Bolling Hetaby‘ahments of New he ‘WAR DECLARED ON TBYM BY CITY INSPECTOR DEF LAVAN—AN ARMI87".CB OF THREE DAYS GRANTED. ‘The work inthe Oity Inspector’s department ia going on charmingly, “.nd in the course of a few weeks, after Mr, Delavan abe", have made himself thoroughly acquainted ‘with the rsodus operandi of the department, the citizens of New York -will have no cause of regret for his appoint ment, The streets have already assumed a clean appear- ance, and the efforts havenot been relaxed to keep the work constantly in motion. One of the most dangerous nui- wances, calculated to engender contagion at this season of the year, are the boue boiling establishment* "A? 42/40 Fiver side of the city. City Inepe*r #* ey ready taken steps in the msiter,* the following communication © Health, and the subjoinedrs>*+’ Sanitary Inspection, gotten): City Inapeotor, The latter) 't}>"* 1 O2ta tors of these offal boiling establishments! 1 "9M yr to quit their pefarious business; fleriass 4) 1) nolsaace 4s stil] continued, be intendsto gat, suficiort posse of policemen and send them in parson to break up the pig- geriee and bone bolling establishments; take the pigs to the public pound, and any ono that makes resistance be- fore the rearest magisterial tribanal for summary pun- ienmeat, Annexed are copies of the documents to which we refer:— sd Cry Isavector’s DsrARTMENT, New York, Jane 29, 159% ‘To Tux Hon. THe MAYOR AND Commisstunnns OF Hmautilim GEpiLtMen—I herewith enclose the anaexed report of Mr. R. &. Downing, Superintendent of Sanitary lospection, relative to the hog pens and offs! Doilers iovaved vo.ween Foiticth ana Fifty eigash stree:s, 3.xtn aveaue and Broad- way, from whicn report it wil, be seea by your honorable body that a venous snd cangerous nuisance exists on tose premites, and one Wat imperatively calls for promp, ana decisive measures to abato [um ready to eecond and carty into eilect any oriers or measures which you May deem necessary to avopt in the premises. DaNI&L E. DELAVAN, City Lospector. ‘MR. DOWNING’S REPORT. ‘(Crrv Insracror’s Derarruxst, BoRRav OF SANITARY Inspection, New York, Juve 27, 1859, Yo Darm E. Daiavay, Esq, City lospeotor:— Dear 31R= In pursuance ‘of your cirecuon, and of the re- ference to me of tbe annexed peution, by the Hon. the Mayor and Commissioners of Heath, complaining that the premises situated between Fiftietn and Fifty-eighth stree:s, Sixth avenue and Broadway, wore in a fay ‘Con- dition, avd ured for purposes creating & bDuisance endang- ering the public heaith, I made a personal inspection of ‘the premises on Thursday last, the 234 instant, and re- wpectiuliy beg leave to report the facts and condition of ‘twings as I found them. The premises above alluded to are much bigher than the grave of the street, and of a rocky, hitly nature; on the east and west side ran two of our lesding avenues of travel; the portnern boundary is Dut one block from the Central park, thua forming, es a locabty, a beautiful rtion of our city; Dat at present almost entirely (especially that portion siwateu between the Sixth and Seventh aveaues) covered over with miserable abanties, filthy hog pensand yards, afew wretched stables, and all having small sheds or Duilcings, containing kettles and boilers for the boiling of slaughter house offal, hotel oifai, swill, &c. These shanties are vccupied by persons who prosecute the business or evocation of keeping hogs and of collecting offal, swill and garbage from slaughier houses and various hotels and dwellings of the city, and is carted upon these premises, where it is boiled, and then ueed for feeding their hogs. Most of them are ‘‘squatters” upon the ground. A few Qh rent, and I found but one who, as he informed m3, the owner of the Jand which be occupies. They keep from ten to one hundred ) and them- welves und their property by numerous families of fero- cious dogs. Tue yards and hog pens were in a very filthy condition. The pools and the piles of filth and excre- ments around these pens were poisoning the air with their noxious vapors. But the ‘Malakofis’ of the existing nuiespces on thege premises are tne bogs, and the boiiers and ketties wherein the ‘‘offal and swmill boiling” is performed. In and around these boilers and kettles the air is laden with a sickening, offensive, noxious and stinking effluvia, penetrating beyond the boundaries of the premises, creating a nuisance not only dangerous to the besith und comfort of the petitioners, but of all those who bave cocasion to visit or pass that vicinity. This ex- isting nuisance, the fiithiest and most extensive in our city, m the opinion of the undersigned requires prompt and effective remedies; the excuse of the occupants, that — keep them ag clean as they caa, ig no excase at ail, aod is pot true, They koow that the keepiog of that number of hogs and tue boiling of offal is a violation of Jaw; and they know that the condition of their premises, and of necessity their occupation iteeif, is a nuigance, yet they continue their filthy business with a boid as- geveration of their right so to de. Is it not time that the extracrainary powers vested a law ip tho Mayor and Commmissiouers of Health and the Board of Health should at once be exercised, snd the necessary remedies applied and en- forced to abate thie nuisauce? I would respectfuliy sug- gest the following as a meaus of abating tae same:— 1. By having all the boge, boilers and offal boiling ap- eer removed from off the premises, and prohibiting y & heavy penalty and seizure acy and all persons from keeping apy hogs on any premises south of Eiguty-sixth Street, and not wore than four bogs north of aaid street. 2. By baving tue said premises thoroughly cleaned, ‘and the flith and offal removed caerefrom, fhe Jollowiog sre the pames of persons on whose pre- iG in whose ketties and boilers bu:cher’s offai or elbipg, of Bad been used for 4 tae :—Barney Fox, Ed- scoh Zimmer, Stephea M euman, Jona Aup, Pe thet purpote, the day [ exau vd Serenet, Patrick Brevoy, Ths. 0” , Thos, Bowen, Mictsl Keegan, diichuel Giaucy, Edw. Kingsley, Lawrence Lynch, Lawrence Ferman, sarney Riley, Wil- Nam Dovgbty, Thomas armen and thomas Cauiil Chere were otbere, whore names I did notobtain = West of Se- venta ayenue are Dut few of these places, aad bat one or two of the persons above named resive between baa ave. pve and Broadway, the main portion of the pre: thos occupied 3eing between sixth und Seventia avenues, I trurt before long to piace befure you informauon of other Jecalities where ermilar nuissnces exist, altnoagh of a teas extensive character Knowwg your desire and determ - pation to make New York @ beaituy city, and to abave al Duissnces detrimental to the public draw, deem it ua- Beceseary for me to urge vpoa you a Speedy and vigorous action in the premises My acknowledgements are due to the Health Warcens of the Fifin, Eveventh, Eighteenth ani fwenty second wards for voir prompt aid and as atetance recdered me while making (be cxamipation. Very Tespectfulls submitted, RO DOWNING, Sup't, Iu acdition to tue nbor?, it is proper to state that the Street Inepectors have been doing = good work im eetzing large quantities of impure meats aud vegetabies, and still continue to carry out their duties vigorously, City Latelligence, ‘Toe Licessxp Vanpers’ Associariox.—The above asso- ciation held another meeting ca Monday evening, June 27, at tneir headquarters, No. 224 Weat Forty-fourth street, The meeting was large and enthusiastic, and was presided over by Mr. McDonald, their President. The ‘Daziness was attended to with much regularity and order, and the members displayed a voity Spirit and concert ‘Sf action which oiher societies might well emulate. From the remarks cf the Presideat we gathered that the odject of ibe ageociation was forthe mutual protection of the “venders” against upjoss and oppressive enact. ments. While they would taxe no unlawful steps, yet it was their intention to bring their wrongs home to the peo- ple, eo that their grievances might be redressed. laterest- and pointed remarks were made by Mr. Tocker and 8, advocating the principie that the Common Coancil hhed no right whatever to charge a license fee, and that policemen exceeded their duty when prohibiting a ‘“‘ven- der’ standing with hie wagon in the street, urging that they might with a3 much propriety forbid = private car- riage from standing in ao & store; and oh ter iocip!e expresemen and grocery men shoul re- crise from following their avosations. The association received some thirty new members, who paid their in- istation fee, and signed tne roll. A committee was appoint. ed (o employ counsel to aid and advire taem in thelr pro- ‘Tus Catzpoman Cis Prc-sic.—The New York Caledo- uian Club, Alexander Crozs, Chief, held its annual picnic om Thursday, the 23d inst., at the favorite piace of reeort—Fort Lee. The day being deliciously cool and in ‘viting, quite a large number of the friencs of the ciud Bvailed themselves of the invitations extended, and accom- SS, of toe Tartan’ to tbe place of the rerivities. It may be estimated that not less than from teeive to fitteen hunored persons were on ihe ground at Ove time. The following celegations from sister societies im Boston were prominent among the party:—ur. Gordon Forrest, of Caledonia Ciab; Messrs. White aud Grabam, members of the samc, and Mr, Chisholm, ‘Chief of the Scottish Ciub. These gentlemen were richly Greesed, in full Celtic costume, and attracted attention by their easy and urbane deporiment. Not less remaikable was the “‘soucy face” und barley figure of Harry Pearson, the commedian of Nib.o’s Garden, who has alresdy acquired the famtiiar soubriquet of the “Bailie,” from bie admirable personification of that character on ‘a recent occasion. ‘Grets Rescurn From Drowsixe —Two little girls, named Mary Lee and Sarah Roshore, aged respectively ten and twelve years, and residing at 173 Four:h street and 16 Corelle street, while playing ov the pier at the foot of Cw kson street on Tuesday afternovn, accicentally fe)! fuio the water and would bave been drowaed, vat fur tiie Prompt exertions of Mr. William Aatleok, who, seeing ‘Mer fall into the river, instantly jamped fato a smaii ous, and succeeded in rescuing the unfortunate girls from drowning. ‘EXAMINATION OF St. Peren’s Scuoors.—There was an ex- hibition of the girls of the free schoois attached to St, Pever’s Roman Cathelic church, Sarclay street, yesterday. ‘The examination was conducted by Rev. W. Quinn, as- sisted by Rev. Messrs, Shanwhgn, Conran and Rov. J. F. O'Neill, of Georgia. A number Of the parents and friends @f the childron were present. After being examined io ‘all the branches of s good English education and the sing- ing by the eenior class of three very effective choruses, Mr. Quinn addreszed them on the extraordinary pro Se, ee more than rivaling of the puplis of the public schools, with the additional Of receiving @ religious ag Well as secular edu- reverend then 8 deservedly oompliment to the Sisters of Caarity, who have of the schools, for the care they bave be- etowed vu them, notwithstanding the Jury) numbers committed to their care, and finishes the interesting pro- t K ceedings by distributing over one noadred premiams. Lavxcs ov tip Ferry Boat Gey. Wazees.—The leet of the four new ferry beats for the Peck slip ferry was lanncbed pesterday woromg from the rard of Roosevelt Tae & Joyce, foot of Houston street, about eizot o'clock jaurch wai as euccerstal w* fas been ai of vn. Tne bost was towed to the Novelty Works, whe receive her machine ty.—Toe dows will ati de compivted and put on the route by tuelater part of Augus Frnpm Broapway,—ALont six g’clogk last night a fire | $a 2 good deal of discussion wah regard Ww ise Central diy It is only slightly ‘The fire is supposed to have been caused by a spark from Deighboring chimney. Important Drelsion as to the Right of Private Counsel to Appear for the City. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM, Before Hon, Judge Hoffman. June 29.—Tne Mayor, dc, of New York ws, the Be change Fire Insurance Oompany of New York.—The fol- jowing Opinion waa delivered by the Court:— the application t# for a stay of proceedings or a dis mireal ofthe complaint, The main ground relied upon is that Manu and Rodman, the attorneys oa the record for the Caeageien a we authorized by wag ig fe panapales plainwits; poration Counsel only persona 80 authorized, and that Richard , Esq , is sucn that he present attoraoye unre une authority of tes sayor mt avete or and Comptroller for appearing 1m the action, and that Mr. Busteco has given his asgent thereto in resiatiag, Such aseent has been produced and is as followe:— New York, June 6, 1859, Messrs. Wakeman & Larrivg:— GrnTLExax—1n reply to your pote under the date of May 31, T beg jeave to inform you that Mesers Memmani Roimea are tuily surherized to represent the city in the aulis Bow agains: certain Insurance fr _uudorwelicg Cryatel Palace, and their legal ate im-the 100 will 08 &)- proved of by me. slvalleD Ly ae ne! By the charter of April 14, 1957, there was created an executive cepartment of the Corporation, known as the Law Department, which should bave the charge of aud conduet all the law business of the Corporation and thy departments thereof, and all o‘her law business in which ‘the erty shall be inverested, and the coief officer thereof should be called the Counse! to the Corporation. (Sev. 20.) Such counsel was to be elected by tho peoptr (xen. 10), and tohold for a given term, unless removed for cauas, Richard Busteed now fills ang did Gill Buch office, afer the institution of thia suit. By the 26th section ‘the Common Council was empowered to establish other bureaus as they may deem public interest may require, and to assign to them and to the departm aad baresax berein credited such duties as they ms rect, not incon. sistent with tnis act, and the duties thereof ahall be per formed in accordance with the charter and laws of the city. No ordinance establishing or defining the powers of the Law Department, or the powers of its officers has been produced. Iam not at liberty to notice any which may exist. It may be that the Common Council bave expressly or by a warrantable inference autho- rized the counsel to delegate bis power t appear to acother. I must assume that the present counsel con siders that he does p2sseas that authovity, and I have pothing before me to justify the conclusion that his view of his official duty is incorrect. The argument, therefore, that he is clothed with a trust of office wnich he cannot give to another, so far, at least, a8 an appearance on the record is concerned, cannot avail. Mouon denied, with out costa. Corwin vs. ay cay to dismiss complaint denied. Elliott vs, the New York and New Haven Railroad Com- ac for anew best denied, ae , jowery Bank vs. on Lynch.—! ion anew trial denied, with $10 costs. Bernard Sheriden vs. Catharine Johnson, impleaded.— Ordered that the judgment entered against the testator Johneon, be vacated and held as void, and all the pro- ceedings in this action stayed until the plaintif'serves a copy of the original and supplemental complaint, and order of continuance of the Zlet of September, 1868, upon the defendant, Catharine Johnson; that upon such service she bave twenty days to answer such original ana supple- mental complaint as advised, and that no costs of this ap- plication be allowed to either party. HH. L. Carpenter vs. Charles Sterns.—Order for leave to Berve & supplemental auswer, setting up the action in the Marine Court as the same is drawo and annoxed to the motion papers; no costs to rage ee Ward.—Jadgmont for = i < : Isaac Merritt ws. John A, Pplaint:fon the demurrer. William H. Rose vs. George G. Bellows.—Judgment for . Charles HE MeoOutiough nigh es. Joan L. Colby et al.—Comp) . Me! bs. ie eal. aint dismissed with coate, Meek vs. Van Doren.—Jndgment for the plaintiff to be declared alien upon, and the amount found due by the referee with interest and costs be recovered out of the real estate conveyed by Minerva H. Lette to the dofend- ant, Ann Van Doren, by the deed of September 22, 1866. Sees sala Police Intelligence. A Boraiam ano His Sweerneakr.—Tho case of William Hoghes, a confederate of Gordon and Keily, the notorious burglars, came up for examination before Justice Brennan Yesterday. A good looking girl named Julia Kemp, now confined in the House of Detention as a witness, was ex- amined and testified that she had known the accused for two years ana thief, and that he was paying his atten” tions to her while she was living as a domestic in the bouse of Mr. Rhinelander; that Hughes calied upon her frequently, and asked her if she knew where her em- ployer kept his money; witness told him the exact spot where to dod the money, and Hughes vook advantage of the information by carryiog off $8U0. The prisoner also broke open several other drawers in the bureau, 20 a8 to divert suspicion from the witness. The coungel for the Prigoser objected strenuously to the admussion of the witness? testimony, but the magistrate thought it was pertinent, and ruled against the motion to strike out, Hughes was committed for trial, and his sweetheart was committed as an accessory. Carrvre or Jvvnnite Borcrans.—Five boys, named David Sullivan, Joseph McCarthy, Michae] Dorson, John Lofts and Alvin Canfield, were arrcetou yeswerday by officer Hamblin, of the Third precinct, on charge of having burgiariously entered the premizes of Robert Foulds, No. 37 Jobn street, and sten!ing therefrom $100 in copper coin anda pair of gold spectacies vaiued at $7. Ihe prieoners confessed their guiit acd gave euch information as led to the recovery of the spectacles. Alderman Smith, who was sittiog for Juatice Copnotly at the Lower Police Court, committed the iads for trial. Rowrep By 4 Femate.—Sarab Clark, an inmate of the house No. 47 Crosby street, was brought before Justice Brennan, at the Essex Market Police Court, on charge of Btealing $86 10m James Young, of the Westchester Huuge. Mr. Young entered the {pow with $190 in his pocket- bock, bus on taking his leave found that by some hosus pocus arrangement his pile was reduced to $110. He thereupon had Mies Clark arrested on suspicion of larceny, and upon searching her al! but ten dotlare of the migsing money was discovered, The magistrate commtited the accueed for examination. Axo7nER Fatat AFrray.—As policeman Bradley, of tho Seventeenth precinct, was on duty at the corner of Essex and Stanton streets, on Tuesday night, he was accosted by & man named Benjamin Onriatopher, wh) appeared to be in liqnor and unable to take care of him self, The officer conveyed him to his home at No. 164 Orchard street, where he learned that Christopher had been engaged ina row at tha gro- cery store next door, and had been pushed ont of the place insnch a violent manner that he fell, his head Coming in contact with the sidewalk. Christopher did not appear to be seriously injured, but yesterday morning his wife ixformed the ‘that he was at the point of death, and that his life had been Con cehes of by the physician in attendance. Officer Bradley thereupon took active Measures to secure the arrestof the asfailant, and auc. ceeded before noon intaking him into custody. In the meanwhile Onri became worse, and betore two died. Coroner O'Keefe affair and will hold an inquest upon the! + of the deceased to-day. Tne prisoner, on being Joc up ia the Seventeenth ward station house, gave ‘is name as Jacob Sterner. He denies having assauited deceased {nthe manner already stated, but the police thought proper to detain him until the matter should be fully investigated. Sranping Arrray.—John Madden and Thomas Doran got into a diepute a the porter house of Thomas Smith, No. 61 Gouverneur street, when Doran drew a dirk knife aad stabbed his sntagonist in several places about the head and neck, inflicting severe and perhaps dacgerous inju- ries. The assailant was arrested by the Seventh preciact police, and committed for examination by Justice Bren- nan. V———————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | was notified of Wepyespay, June 29—6 P. M. ‘There is rather more activity in the money market | § @ay, which appears to arise not so much from the pas mente on account of Treasury notes as from the prepara- ons for the holidaya) Many brokers and lendors are Preparing to spend a few days in the country, and are closing traneactions accordingly. At 534 per cont the demand for call loans Is quite active, and » fair amount is being Joaned at 6 per cent. We hear of no sales of strictly iret class business paper over 7; secend class gocs at 8a 9. So long as the war lasts in Europe, a feverish money market muat be expected, and the banks’ will do well to Place themselves in ko strong @ position that no sudden pevic, or revival of the export demand for gold, can shake them. Exchange is quiet; nothing doing till to- morrow for Saturday’s packets, At the rate this market Js being flooded’ with foreign goods, lively demand for exchange throughout the summer seems inevitabio. ‘The advices per Arabia, of whicha full summary will Probably be found under the telegraphic head, are more favorable, commercially, than was empected in many quarters, The quotation of the funds is equal to 4%, a 3 @ price unprecedontedly high when it is considered tha’ war ie raging in urope, and that England’s capacity to keep out of it is questioned by some. The London money market, like our own, appears to have relapsed into ite former tranquillity, The advance in cotton, with larger transactions than have been usually reported of late, wilt Prove very advantageous to operators on this side, The decline in breadstuffs and provisions is under- ‘stood ag an indication of better hopes of peace. The or- ganization of a Palmerston government, and the decided stand taken by Ruseis, coupled with the Jate manifesto of ihe Emperor of the French, are regarded hore as encou- raging the belief that the war will not probably Inst bo- Jood the fall. The stock market continues extremely dull; the com- mirskon brokers wre doing little or no busines. Pric however, were etendy throughout the early eraeion us the beard; after the seesion some heary tate were nade, and the of Centeai There rket was geveraly NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1859. end—the bears asserting that i. cannet be over three per Cent, while the friends of the stock are confident that tt will be four, We presume that nothing is kaown of the Purpose of the company in this regard; the chances are, however, that the usual dividend will be paid, The West- ern stocks are generally steady, with the exception of Michigan Southern guaranteed, which declined 4 a % per cent in consequence of the accident on the Northern 1n- diana line, The advices from the scene of the disaster go to show that the accident was providential, and that the company will not probably be mulcted in heavy damages. The President of the road was on the train at the time. Michigan Central was bettsr, Erie advanced a fraction. State stocks are steady, but the business doing is vory light. In the afternoon stocks were generally ashade lower, and the market closed heavy at the following quotations:— Missouri 6’s, 863¢ a 34; Canton, 18% « 19; Cumberland Coa) Company, 163{ 8 173<; Pacific Mail, 683g a 69; New York Central, 725; » %; Erie, 63¢ w 3; Hodson River, 813¢ a 82; Harlom, 974 @ 10; Reading, 41% @ 42; Michi- gap Central, 5944 a 4; Michigan Southern, 8% a 3; do. guaranteed, 27a 34; Panama, 1153¢ @ 116; Iulinois Cen- tral, 61 a 6234; Galena and Chicago, 6274 a 63; Cleveland and Toledo, 25 a 4; Chicago and Rook Is!and, 5834 a X. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day were $18,984,772 10, and the balances $751,538 56, The coupons of the Virginia and Teanessee Railroad Company, due July 1, will be paid by Messrs. Peters, Campbell & Co., 50 Wall street, New York. The business of the Sub-Trossury was as follows 1o- day Tolal receipts .....+ $257,620 SL —For Treasury notes, 91,000 10 —For customs. . 164,000 00 Totat pay mente 281.742 36 Baiance...... 6,941,493 43 We presume that the proposal to lease the Erie Rai! road, which was mentioned in this column this morning, wil not meet with favor from the company. It seems dificult to understand how the company can make avy arrangement making over the control of the road to other parties, without providing for the interest on all the bonds. Nor are we shown what is to protect the lessees from ejectment in the event of suite being brought agairet the property on overdue coupons. The stock- holders, whe now control the property, have atill less reason to lease the road on the terms proposed. As mat- tera stand, there is s possibility tliat the revival of busi- ness may enable the road to pay all its interest and a trifle on the stock. The proposed arrangement would practically wipe the stock out of existence for the present. By what means the proposed lessees intend to satiefy the company that the road would be kept in repair during their lease, we are not informed. It is difficult to con- ceive any bargain on this point which would not be certain to lead to litigation. We have expressed the opinion more than once that the only course for the Erie Company, if they cannot guin delay from their creditors, is to let the law take its course, and to reorg :- nize the property ona new basis; any makeshifts in tno shape of leases will be likely to render the flaal end more injurious to all parties concerned. . The following dividends have been declared:—The Now Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual divi- dend of eight per cent, payable July 1; the People’s Fire Insurance Company,a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, pabable July 6; the Commonwealth Bank, a semi. annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payabie July 1; the Emigrans’ Industrial Savings Bank, @ dividend at the rate of Give per cent per annum on sums of $500 and under, and at the rate of five per cent per annum on larger sums, payable Jaly 18; the Middletown (Conn.) Bank, a Semi.aunual dividend of four per cent, payable July 6; the Middiesex County Bank, of Middletown, Conn., a semi-an_ nual dividend of four per cent, payable July 6. ‘The annual mecting of the stockholders of the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Company was held in Chicago on Friday last, and the following Board of Dirsc- tors chosen:—John Van Nortwick, Batavia, Ill.; Chaumoey 8, Colton, Galesburg, Ill.; Isaac H. Barch, Chicago; Jas: F. Joy, Detroit; Erastus Corning, Albany; Eiward c Baker, New Bedford, Mass.; John M. Forbes, John W, Brooks, Samuel R. Spinney, Robert 8, Watson, William Boott, Boston, ‘The first meeting of the Board takes place in Boston during the ensuing month, ‘The directors of the Little Miami Railroad in the early part of this month declared a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, which was payable on and after the 13th inat. This road is among the few at the West which have not a dollar of floating debt, is well and economically managed, and bas increased its earnings monthly over those of the previous year. Besides paying dividends, it bas algo materially increased its surplus or reserved funds. ¢ ‘The annual meeting of the shareholders of the Michigan Central road was held in Detroit on Monday suviutog, when the following gentle were elected directors for ibe ensuing year:— J. W. Brooks, Boston, Mese.; John M. Forbes, Boston, Waee.; D. D, Williameon, New York; Erastus Oornmz, Albany, N. ¥,; award simurn, New York; R. B. Forbes, Boston, Ms ; 8. H. Hunnewell, Boston, Mass.; Netha- biel ‘Thayer, Boston, Mass.; Elon Faroseorch, Detroit, Mich. The present executive officers of the road were re-elect. ed by the Board, Btock Exchange, WerbwesbaY, June 29, 1859. $1500 Tenn 68, °90.. 92% 170eha Har RR pref, 3534 5000 gtd lal 6 + 96% 133 Nor & Wor RR. 36 9000 0... 33000 Missouri 6's... 2000 NY Cen RR 6's & 2000 do... wee 1000 Goshen Br ba.. 3000 TerH& Alt 29m, 200 do. b60 58% SOOVIKELW1mbe 71 150 Mich Cen RR..860 99 5000 Obi &ReIbs. 98 125 — do......... 89% SosbsBolCmexdy 97 B0MichS&NIGRR 8 7 Del&HudCi0o.060 8734 200 MIS&NIs gatk.230 27 % : 959 do. . are 36 100 5 do. + 893g 500 % SNHay& GariRR 123 11 Panama Rit..... 1ibsg 63% 261 Cen RR....... 61 106 Fac Mail SS Co... 600 20 Cleve Col&0in RR 6 do... 200 Gal & Cai RR. 150 do., 20 100 do......060 6334 550 Cleve & Tol RR.. 251g 100 0......060 253 100 do... ..b80 2534 BOARD. 600 she NY Cen RR.. 725% 100 Had Riy RR..b80 31% 100 Harlem RR pref. 353, 5 100 do... ..b30 353g 5000 = do......b30 8634 5G Reading RR...... 42 1000 Gal & Chi lstm 9134 100 Mich Cen RK.b60 3034 50 Bhs Di&HudCl.s60 88 50 Panama RR...860 1144 10 do.. 600 Gal & Chi RR.... 63 100 do......815 62% 3% «200 Clevo & ToLRR.. 25% '% WOCHKLARKIRR... 58% 10 Nor & Wor RR... 3534 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. WepnuspaY, June 29—6 P, M. Asnrs.—The market was quict, with small sales at $5 31 for pots ano $5 81 for pearls. Breapsivrrs.—Flour~—The market for most descriptions Was beavy, and especially for common and medium grades of State and Western. Fresh ground lots were gostained better than old. The transactions embraced about 5,000 a cod bbis., closing within the fellowing range of prices:— Inepected to choice superfine. $5 40 a $5 85 Extra A 5956 a 630 Superfine W: 550 8 585 Extra Iowa, Michi 620 a 800 Extra Genesee. + 680 a 900 -635 a 700 Southern fascy and extr 710 = 870 Choice extra family and bak 7 50 9 50 Rye flour. 400 a 475 Corn nese eeeee 4 06 440 Choice family extra brands of St Loui e held at fuil ye Southero flour was steadier and in good request, ‘ut sales were ctecked by the firmness of holders. The transactions footed up about 700 a 800 bbis., closing within the ravge of the above quotations, Rye flour and corn meal were steady within the range of our quotations, Wheat was heavy and lower. The sales embraced about 9,000 bushels, including new red and whito Georgia at $1 70 a $1 80, Milwaukee club at $110, avd red and white Southern at p. t. Corn was in better demand, with increased sales, and at better prices. ‘The transactions embraced about 24.000 bushels at about 620. a 86c for mixed and yellow West- ern, and 87c. # 88c. for prime Jersey and Southern yel- Jow; for Southern white over 90c. was asked. Ryo was fn dos Oats were heavy, while prices were un- Corven—The market was firm, with sales of about 1,111 bags Rio at 1134¢., and 20 bags Maracaibo at 12¢, Corrox.—The Pee a received by the Arabia im. parted more tone to the market, which closed at an ed- nce of about ic. Vics The transactions footed up about 1,400 a 1,500 |, based upon about the following quotations:— NV. Orleans Uplands, Floria, Mobile. and Texas. ox 9% 9% nse ns my 1236 6 13 12% 13% 14 8 regarding the market was rather The Asia, which carried out a statement effect that, including the 80,000 baies wa nueted by ateaera. Frazer aod Co., and about 120,000 by otter partion, making an apg Of 200,010 bales, ; (0 be webbed from market ht ons thougut, would, whee ALUML oD ‘Le OLDEr BOG, EXErONe & HrRagtoRD Og Effort Upen the market, WH the ari jeft, however, the Anin boy arrived, benee ber aad f an rivence of 14d per 'b. oh tbe middupg aod higaer grades, with gale of 65,000 Oblen for the werk, ana 8.900 oa ay, (he duy before the Sivamer sailed, with accounts of 4 bot. Thompson, Bahis, 30 dsys, with sugar, to He une Clad, Miller, San Juan, 27 days, with hides, 20, ce ae Arto 9 dae i mie 10 oa 79, saw bark a (of Beckton, Me), Ames, Grand Turk, to Bret vom & C0" Hark Bumpter (of Charleston), Hi wid woxar and mobs on On be oS ilga Bares (8r , Cooper, Bermuda, ‘were engaged to Remadion, 8 And Boll, bo load with jamber, days, ia balleat, 4 Norwegian bark arrived ‘Haven, aad was on | to Toker & ed to oad with dry deals at p. t. Rates were at 30c. Brig Sritieh 110m (Br, of Cort), O'Brien, Shields, 42 days, Melbourne and at per foot to Sydney. win :osle toH & FW Meyer For the last 4 weeks oxperi- ed and sales ht at full prices, epoed votbing put light winds and calms with ver: beavy rata. Tnon Salen of 8 tous were he fb $25, six montbe, | Mas 20, Ist 42 28. lon 48 10. spoke ar nar Veloce, (rom Je 5 (OF ; Banks, spoke bark Queen ‘Lans was in fair request, with gales of 2 fow hundred De bere of dalimore, bowed Biaat Darrede at G5c. a 72}¢c for both sorts. rig 4 ustips (of i} bomason). Vore, Cadiz, with i, lead, Mo.asees —A cargo ot 461 hbds. and 65 tierces of clayed } Ac, to Jan W tlwell & 0 351b ivet Jat 38, lon 6646. saw @ hip, BBO’ rhite with 44 were made at 230,, and eilcX crose rib, tO tom i sone Heong aaebee, from Navat Sronm—Sales of 200, bbls, spirits turpentine | Trig Jchm Boy on ige, Por an Peace, June 18, with cof- were msde at 45c. Common rosin was inactive at $180 | fee, 4c. to 4 Kollker. marn & To. @ $182. Crude nominal, brig Labels Jewett, Reed, Havana, 10 days, with molasses, na tod & Ward & Co. PR ce eps was steady, Crude whale and sperm ‘Brin Bs Bi (ot Frankfort) Trout, Cardenas, 9 days, Provisions,—Pork was heavy, witb a ti Pisters, Daliey, Quantenamo, June 15, with au Bich were. 660 Dee ate to dia? ah atte | Mme aman eettaes, excstiimersteisern eat8 dais 1 bic were a | al ig Le Urevge, ro. Guaut hid and “sales Io. the usual way at $16 1% a. $1620; | (rom Jape Maies'with suger tc 19 crack & wearborn heavy extra at $16 50; clear mess as $18 50 a $18 6245; echr Kate Weaton (Br), bis, Peroambuco, sone 6, My 8 apd uningpected do. at $18 60, and prime at $12 8735 » . gtr, tod % ihompenn & Co June &, lat 33 20, loa $18 25. Bee! wos stoady, with sales of 300 bbis., ingvut- | MORS bere, Jouepm Kiab, from Remeat for wee or ms jpg country prime at $6 a $6 76, country mos at $34 | bogapy, bites, &c to—— $8 8734, repacked at $9 a $18, and extra mess at $13 264 uaa eae GE meeiport, Crosby, Jacmel, June 18, with £ ad fe 5.0 $17 1b. oe ee on oat ‘rdeline Townsend, Townsend Carden dongs 10 Gaye, me sales of 100 bhda , focluding shoulders et 643 a 63¢o., | Suser and mclaswos, ta MAeier, 2 iat ee te ist and bams at 8c a 83¢o, Lard was firmer, witn sales of | 17, lon 76 2. wind blowing treah from @ with a Deavy sea, cac- abous 700 bbis. and tierces at Lit¢c. m1l}gc. Butter and | ried away head of mainm.et which In falliag broke fore and ee Sas Mikes pa be Fes tesnued ins tants otapaks o'ah Seay Ric nating yn ok ran Serene of 1,200 casks mig ant 7 i wea na Tet go ear of Ge were tis, but sales wore moderate, having seatli, Ot Barta! ~ J 171 bhds. Por at 6346. Tematoder em- a . 0 » NO, 8 days, Drnced chiedy low grades of Cava at bice. a 54e0. chaxon, Wiimlngion, Del, Z days eee eee about 660 a 700 pois. were reported Reb. Union, alien, Mactan, ‘S days. THE NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wepugspay, June 29, 1859. ‘We have to record one of the dullest days of the season, a iy He g§ not only for beef cattle but for every description of ani- Cabot, Harton, Bow UL ees mal coming under the above head. The yards were lit- ES Lovell, Beat pe pa erally flooded with all sorts of cattle, and the demand was | gchr GC Sadler, Hutchings, New Haven, 2 Inconsequence unusually light and conned almost excto | Bc Mauntain Ware, Fond, Now Haven, 2 S878 tively to the better grades, Tne receipts of beef cattle | fichr Lavinia & (new), yuket, Lil, for theweek show an increase over last week of 484 head, | ico QreeCp, RBCGRS, ErovMgenoe besides many which were left unsold st the close on | loop Mary nuabetn, Taylor. Middleton, Ct, 2 dare Wedneaday of Inst week. The total number of fresh cattle | gieamer Pelican, Aldrich, recelyed since last Wednesday 1e3,377 head, exclusive of SATLED. about 460 head which were taken on Monday at Bergen Steamabip Marion, Charleston; Roanoke, Richmond, &o, Hill, chiefly for the city trade. Tho above facts are sui. | Wind during the day WSW. cient in themecives to eatablish a very duil market, bu: when the fact tbat there has been an excessive sup- ply for the past three or four weeks is taxen into consideration, it will be no matter of wonder tnat prices declined still lower to-day. cattle receipte there Mscellancous. For particulars of the loes of Br steamship Argo, hence for Galway, see news columns, Sur Fixetwoop (of Boston), Dale, from Boston Feb 9 for Society islands, was lost May 4, in Int 608, lon 71 W, by com: ing in collision with an iceberg at night, which stove in her bows, causing ber to leak, andthe pumps not being able to keep ber free, was obliged to abandon her in the boats at3 AM of bth; remained in aight until daylight, and when they left her ber decks were under water. The first mate’s boat (Mr Bab- #0n’s) was picked up on the 10th, by the Br bark ——, from Valparaiso for Liverpool, who landed them at Pernambuco about 8dJnne, There were four seamen in the boat, one of whom had one of bis feet trozen of. Capt Dale informed Mr B of bis intention to steer for Falkland Island. Hejhad with bim his wife and chi!d and 16 men, The F was builtin Ports. mouth, NH, in 1852, was 600 tons register, rated Al, and was Firat cl were in unusually light supply, the bulk of the having been inferior and common, for which was no demand of moment, and we notea decline on these kinds equal to half a cent per lb. Other kinds range nearly the same as last week, but the greater of the sales were made at under 9c. per lo,, while only the very beat offeriogs brought 103¢c. allo. At the Wash ing yerd there were olfered for the week 3,213 head, about 400 head ot which were soldon Sunday, The total re- ceipts at all the yards reach 3,377 head, which is the largest number received in any one week for some con- siderable time, and 484 head more than were received the previous week. fhe buik of the receipts were from Ohio and Illinois, while this State and other Weatern States were fairly represented. The yards were filled, or rather covered with umbrellas, everybody carried one who was compelied to travel the ground | owned by F Dale and others, of Boston. [Mr Babson, mate of occupied for the purpose or sellingcattle. It is by far the | the above ship, came passenger in schr Kate Weston from Per, hottest place on the isiaud, about four feet below | nambuco; the boat's crew remain at Pernambuco.) brs gu on Fifth avenue, unsheltered by a sin- ‘Vussxi Buawxp—Capt Olmetesd, of ship Courier, at Phils- de}phia from Rio Janeiro, reports:—June 26, at! AM, lat 35 34, Ion 78 20, saw « burning versel; shaped course tor her, but the night being very squally and calm, ship made’ but iitile head. way; at 6 AM, saw a brig leaving her, and a 5:30 the burning bitg sunk, and the brig in a squall g2t out of sight. I tried for Brehours to got auae paatioioys tes was tmaleito ge any, Curre 82ur Mary Ropinson, Capt McCleave, ie now ra. pidiv loading at pier 13, ER, for San Francisco, and will sal: om the 15h of July. Thia fine first clase ship offere§ superior ieCenmnente to eheppats, as ihe copaee Dat & eae ego, te famous for xT and delivers her ct in condition, Bbe is loading ts WanT Ouleman & O's @mr Sr Britx—Aichibusto, June 28—A survey hus been Raid om tena Nos. Belle (oreviously aad they re- At the other city yards the market was very dull, but as the yards are aii covered over the heat was lese in- tense. The sales were at prices withia our range below:— ‘The total receipts ut ail the yards for the week and lass ‘week wereas follows:— Washington Oscroua (of New ‘Webb, had been con- and sold at Pernambuco prev! ‘to 6th inst. Gro D. . Ryder, at Rio Grant orts:—March at is 8, ton 38 os Daniel Bell, meeees fell overboard 0.4 was lost, aithough the boat was on the spot in 10 mtautes he could not be foand. He wasa native of Suifalo, NY. aged Sreamsur Bremrx—A Canv—We, the underalgned paasen- gers of the @ @ ‘Licyd ateamer Bremen, Capt & Weersis, 8 ‘wish to express eur sense of ‘obligation to Captain Smale ara bie ollisers for tbe iriendly treatments we Te: ceived dpging so voyage from bremen ty New xork. We cad Sany rectmmend the sremen t3 Our fries and travellers: ~ Thos L Barman apd family, Boson; a Jaeger aad amily, Loutavile; chase 4 Berkiog, NOW Xork; a Krische, Palade phia; HH Be'ow, Honolula; a Heori'and tamily, leans; & & Farrenbageo, Detroit ae Wm crass 20 family, Bremen; J Berenia von rero.t sad , Berio; J A Sparapant, New York; & Wagner and Jady. do; Misa de rey baltimwe; Miss o mde Grey, do; Miss J “Scbleeio yer, New York; Miss’ 4eu- bach, do; A Beupach and lady, co, Mrs arnold New York. ExtRsoRnvinaky SHORT Passace-The ship Courter, Capt Olmatend arrived at Phuatelpbia yesterday from aio Janeiro afte’ @ pesesge of but 26 days, which we bedeve to be the bortest oa record, Ebip Medford bad been sold at auction st Pernambuco pre- vious to 6th inst tor $2590, Lauxcu—Attcetauket, LT, 27th inst, from the yard of Joseph Rowiana, a very pretty schr named the Lavinia &, of sbout 6) tore she 14 owned by Capt wm Chase, who will commaad her. She is intended to tada beiween ports in North Varvllaa and Charieston, Notice to Martners. ea COWS AND CALVES. The market conticues +o be well supplied, and as the demand js still very moderate the receipis more than gut fice for the wants of the trade. Most descriptions are selling at low prices, many of them to go to pasture for beef cattle. The extra miich cows, however, have been in fair request for botn crivate use acd from the Long Island miikmen. The total receipts at all the yards tor the week and last week were as follows:— : Washingwon Yard. Browning's. Chamberlin’s. O’Brien’s. This week... 36 64 a7 rit Last week., 22 ci) 52 142 VEAL CALVES. The supply of these iaaiso large, and the market con White Olond, from fan Juan del tinues dull and heavy, but without change of moment ia | Ost Miller, of the bark vad, Prices. The demand ‘has been mainly for exira quality, | Suan’ ster much dulicul:y yor ogalie tbe ee Jalen, Baa ®bich bave been in comparatively light supply, and told at our bighest quotations. [he bulk of the receipts consists Of inferior and common quality, which barely flod market at Sc. to dc. per pound; other descriptions, 4c. wo 6e a 630. Tre total pts at all the yards for the week and last chor. The old cosnnel i¢ fast fillog up, and @ new ove w form. fog, making it unsefe for veeweis tc ester wao draw over 12 feeb There is at present 9 feet in the new ctsnnuel, acd deep enirg fast. Had it not 1eea for the strepucus exertions of the pilot, and the Kind aeaietance I received trum the U 8 stip st juis, I should not have been able io have got out until ihe new channel had opened suilicienily. week were a8 follows:— =- Washington Yard. Browning's, Chamberlin’s, O'Brien’. | Copt Ryder, of schr Geo Darby, writing lately from Bio ‘This week, .680 bh 69 116 | Gravde, Brazil saye:—"'1 Baye bo doubs you will vo the pub- Last week...749 “4 3 203 | lc some service in publishing that tere is an excellent Kevolr- tog Light at this bar—revolven once in each miaute, and can be seen, Dearing Win 16nd 16 tathoma water, rood clear wen F, OF & distance of 16 miles; wie authority get anys it ts B fixed light 60 feet high.” id at Now Bedrord 28th last tip (ao at New Bedford 28th inst, ship (not ‘ Pigg la “ i, ship (not bark) Mercury, Lake- 4 aoe ee ial oa Meroury. uo having s oped tze Jenk SHEEP AND LAMBS. Tho receipts during tue week have been heavier than for any one week in many months, and the market iu consequence very dull, and at prices showing a decline on previous prices of 50c. to $1 per head. Tae bulk of the receipts are common te inferior, and these descrip- tions were dul] atthe heaviest decline, while the goot grades were 50c. to 750. lower. Tne receipts show an in- crease over those of last week of over 4, head. It was Afr at Bermuda 2ist inst, bars Measenger, Holmes, of 5a thooght that many would be left unsold: The total re- | lem, froma with 400 bbls otf on board, he put in sto Ceipts at all the yards for the week and last woek were as eas cabana eke i ee folows:— 4 peste: Washington Yard. Browning's. Chambertin’s. O'Brien's, | gh tnen sane, aunralis March 11, Kathleen, Marble, 3B, This week..848° 4,214 6,384 1.438 | tore reported. Last week, .569 8,030 4,189 1,4 at of Ielands March 23, Petrel, Fuller, NB, oll as before re At Monganul March 20, Jireb Swit, Barl, NB. 2 tever trom Cast Cleveland, of stip ‘eotnet, of NB, re- SWINE. ‘There were about 5,000 head offered during the week, poche bh a gen y April 25, baving refitted for apother and ag the market was dull prices receded 3{c., the range being from 6c. & 63c. as to quality, Swill fed were very plenty and aull at our inside quotation. RECAPITULATION. The total receipts of all stock at allthe yards for the week and Jast week were as folows:— ud ; 5€0 bbia ap ot! ali tid. Or two, and would touch agate oF It of Octe ber, to recruit for the South. A leiter from Uspt Ferry, of bark Ouchelot, of NB, revorta her at Paite May 22, Washington yard. yin 0 va vee - “a otf ra recnm 0? abip Z me kia * A lever from , ephrr, Browning’s....... 77 of TA 4,78 | at Telcdvanno, SprdO toda saree day fe bene ee at ty 6,884 | trom Capt Crooner, of bark Wa & ize, of NB., resorts her EH ne T'a3p | 8t.28y of Islands Geb 18, with 20 bbls sp oll'on board, all a | aban Latagete ONE, reper her at Pann ey Foi j ot bar! a h Fepori al a 218 989 12,945 | besore reported. ‘Bound’ to iss on the Line, and it 246 «1,069 8,932 | Tombez In Uowber, thence to. allo Ground. fh ‘A letter from Capt Swain, oat eel at Sydney, NSW, April 13, ofl as betore reported, iby pul in leaking 2,400" ps started since leaving tey of alands seb a eee ahs was in ertect crcer. whs caused by ox; ing gales on tbs 35th of Fob and on the 2u:n of March, ‘cuuslag Net to leak 1,000 per hour, and again on th» 29th of March another gale, which focreased it to 240) strokes. The abip han beeo sur: veyed afloat, and to be taken on the pateot slio, which would be done that day, = hen aootwer survey would be bela. Would reperr only etfictentiy to get her home, owing to the benny ol was seiling at $1 15'per galloa at syCnep. 4 letier from Capt Fisher, of shij eae ot ie reece her at Freemantle april i, from Deas ja'ion, with 500 bbia ep and 14do wh cil, all well. seports thst the ships ea Desols- ed. The wea'ber RECBIPTS BY NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, ‘The following is tbe report of stock brought over thie road, destinea for New York, for the woek ending this MABITINE ] ATELLIGENCE, ‘with iow Port of New York, dune 29, 1850. CLEARED. Bteamsbip A Clark, Pendleton sermode—J Sniffen, Jr, onal Manon, Foster, Unarieston—Bpodora, Tilesion 3 Steamship Roanoke, Couch, Norfolk, 4o—Ludiam & Hein- May, and home taken on ‘freight 900 bbis ep oll from ship s LB Jenney, of Wairbaven; :00 do from abip Petre), of N sedford, and 4008 los garet Scott, do. There sre 19 ships here, ands great ceal ct deserth n among their cre ws, Sr oken— Feb 14, off Gailipagos Islands, Mary Frances, Rule, eatervel |. Liverpool—H L Ritch & Co. Warren, 700 ep. eee rat [iondey, Sago, Avtwane Pen, Sth & Oo Feb 14, off Ratividad, Greyhound, Catheart, Westport, 600 Bark . , Searsport—Peck & Church, ets Foaca Helena (Dutch), be Waal, Rottercam—Funch & oa 4, lat 4 508, ety et ee yoy Weta, Brie Srget Gwe), Newkirk, Lishon—Punch & Meincie, Benj Fran ‘Btoms, ‘AAlver, bound B, . ne y i Bn iro, Bosterbrosk, Boston. of Boston, ps one nere mie tae afar above ite bas “ ‘Brig Caroitve. Norton, Sram notion toe Heenrition, Se oc eevee Milo Grarde’ whe took ietery fray ee bees eee ders Seby Denville Ke vi from Palermo for Palledelphis, 70 Sepr Jno Grimte, wont date, 8 of Sandy Hook—by pilot boas 4 B Eehr 1 Robineos, Devs, Foreign Ports, CE ice Me Re and Rmily Wilder, wif, diag; brig Haley, Wind Ww. June In port actr John Elliot, Wood, from don aignaly wn bark Live, ehfp James toutbrie, s : ng. tod 3 Paiilive 27th inat, off Hatteras, passed s 0 2 nloop-o' “TANTENAMO, Jase 16—In port darks D 8 Goodell ine, ‘war, bound North TO, rebiils Devereaux, for AYork, lig; brig Bi equal, Bark Ue ley n (Rus), Nieman, Bmy pa, 02 dave with wool ‘i + Uniisdeiphta, ready. and gan WF ry & CO. Had hoavy weather XD toak, *. Jnve 2—in port brig Abby Thaxter, Lar- ork Mary (or of i ienepno!), Ranson, Glargow, 45 dayn, tor ciotmes Hie for orders ip 3 days, with pig leon. to P MeL.od, ir Lautvex. duue —cid sear surprise, Cole, NYork. Akerk ann Aupnsta (Ar, of Yarmonth. NS), Lovith, Glagnow Had sighs Jewry. Jone in portachre siexauder’ 4, Christie, for N Sok 28d; }aMailier, Rubbard, ror do 224, Oherub, Puma, ea ‘eM iron od pipes, to Soya iLasken, dp vad enti tus enlae pameme for do July’ 15; ania Mais, for do Faly 19, windy aad opts the op! ’, Thorpe. oy ema enee bend ‘ in “2 bevce Kavparocs, June 10-- Cid shiz Bt James, Colley, Bombay « merce gesmenten toe Ys d, for Pi INATITLAN, June {2~In nort bark J W Hall cf NBedford, ae ir a BY ov an ening 20 ‘ne river cor ‘ 6—In port"brig Windward, Belek, HutcMagoo, frou’ Moos for 18—In port brigs Robert Mowe, Bownm, fi Mena reseres, for *York; er, ; wownes,” tor Trident, Bradley, 40; ja. ve og Wi turs-ll Voornete, Inghes: for Philadalshis: Rebecca, aithener, ne Joon; a anon, reole, Huek, from more; abn K Grant ——, Uclling;, Bevrietta, ‘ ve war Mae ib. {opert ache Geo Darby, Ryder (nob ‘RaNDE. May 16~ In po. 160 . Mulliner), tor NYork 14 nd Bxuspros wbout Juoe i7—To port bark Jos Fish, Whie, for NYorx (eince apoks Ms. bow, unc; A - inde, ior Kaglo, Pray, PI aC Merry man, Colburn, 1 22- {un ea, Sowers, from NYork, aria rext da: rigs . King, ant Ten ‘ork. Cit 280, hips Ca olus Magnus, Taylor, SANS crck dtp tae 21-14 ship Thomas Jefferson, Mowe Ly TRAIL, June LEONG a vessel in port. (Pee Steamsnrr aRasta, a Haurax- Arr trom N .ork June 12, Laure, at Bremen; l6th. Ven’ pp. at Falmouth; 1Oib, Antaretie, ss Liverpool; (7b, Preside from » Orleans Jone 18, at " wedging care ras saat eae Ex grand, Neveaus, Latayetc, and Jazaes fie foo, at doy 10" 7: from Mobile J 16,DG@ Fleming, and Olly of * York, at Liverpook e 7 J Js Rom Savannah: ‘une 16, Kemeralda, at Liverpool; 17u barleston J iserpool, of eraieh ye ge ect ee gee bid for Boslon June if, Susan Pitscks, toes Lives peal A TALACHIOOLA, June 16—Old ship BG Barney, Barney. ae Sm if belas eg; ochre Boer, Carts rea fescaet Bee Whale hoa Sauce, ans Been, , amar Center, sucinam; Ci Fg Pl oW to io uighthouss iz Helena Helen, Kelley, York. xia, win ; fy York. sid, wi BRIS Goanet Jokes Willey arebelk Jovate” Wr PY Lo wary ys ome eel a Obsnre) }) Where she remained at sunset, DaLS1MUBE, June %3—- rr steamehip Wm Jenkine, Helleh, dark Helen maria, Luyior, d; echre #lore, ird Island; Geo Byron, Kidsidge, Metenzas; Edw adwallader, Goma. Hee York; brig Rats, 4 4 Halse, SYork une 26-—arr oe any Bio Janeir | achra tlvira, alien, gion, NU; andrem wYors ees Vesely Wee slizavethpor.. Sb ISTOL, June 2%6—arr achr Urbana, Wilcox, N York; slo | pg ton, Smite, yl aon frokgs echr Palladium, Avery, / or! Harvest, Cerwin, OH anLSerun, June 26~ «rr ship Noemie, Johnson, Liv + pool mr He Braymun, wurlesns, Cl4 brige He i ward, barley, Windies; J Hi Jones, Mis, NYork side” = Bou ‘Michae.s, Lutverpoul; achr NM tanner, To Stoney, Bergman, Boston. ie be? alr s:bF Willimm Mason, Staples, Po: ‘eaiao Stor, Loud, atveryool Tn port \7th fost, eblvy alien Mari Bmitb, vec; W Ht Wherton me i Dare New York’ idg; alamo, Pavereva, for Livecpool dv; Hou rhare, for Havre do, 4 W rouse, veares; Nuosen > Stampede, Lewis sod amu wunther, (srem) Vesp © uno; brige Jumes Grey, Plumer. for iver;v00l 13g Devideon, frm N York, just arr; sehrs Moovligat, ruv # J iork 10g; Jus Urlow, Logers, une; Kate slawier. Mac uno; * © heard, N’cRereon do LUULLSoURY, June 4i—arr sonr Odd Fellow, ‘Beatport ror NYork. HULMas’ BOL Juve 27, Pal—Arr brigs Gor Bu thor, Cerdenss or orders, Fredeclsk Bugeve, Aut, PB phis for tbomaston, 7, ache Ubritiacn Rees, ct Perth smboy for kalew; Jno adams, ave ill, NYork Portemouth; “Helen Mc ed, ——, and daruiine, ort wen for taco: Mary &’ Louise Emin sos on for P tor Jamex iver, celphia; J & Counce, Watts, Bt 4 Anices, Fine, sasiport fir Salvaore, Boupoay, Blank, Mi ae for mkork; mio, Chaudler, do fur do; Me\ose (4r), W sor, NS, for do, waterzas. Crocker, Ca sis for Phtiadel bid Freceric& sugeoe; schra Yaores Dooce, Jupa ad Fis od Me.eod, Caroling, astrea, Bouadary, 110, Melroar atau zas Fi ‘4 by taig 4 bner Taylor, Tap'ey, Baltimore for P wu, ———-. Elizabethoort fcr do; Upaciva, Dye , Sprague, Nyork vor do; Usepian, +e Pige, and ceojamta, #paien, a0 for port; 5 K bart, Lawry, and moses sany Bavvage, do for arta woods’a, from bizevctbpurs for nosey edvance, Leighton, and acpzibab, unnt do for calem; , da Powers, novina’n, from rort wea tor Portamouth. June &—«tr brig Keoks, Hoston tor Puilade»ptus; schre 8 Bela, rbepnerk. neckport, Me, for - ortolx, Benj F Neste bhaw, dv ior Perersbu’g, Va. 21d scar Uhcitiana, Keen. | Pag “4d AM, wind SW the above arrivais of to day, aud br jov Buil, orders; achrs Goiden Gate, Pisnet, mary & i+ tea, snd J b ounce. Han Wickrusr, June 25— Arr achrs & Eldridge, S Bostoa (and ajd Zith for Norfolky; & Yavid.on Long, do gla 4iun for N¥ork); John A Diz, allen, ProvinvewoaD (Ot th ior do) NAANATORD, June 28—Arr sehra 8 To-reeat, Dickark Philadelphia: argo, Tooker; # Braloard, Ohe mag, and AL ‘B vongias, Suckiand, siizapetbport; Obs Cooper, Vooper, an® Fieeswoe, brooss, hondout: BAW VeLeans, June 22—Arr steamabtp 0 sbawhe, Sadtt, NYork via Havans; berk J M hicks, Greenian, 8 YOR; she Buffk Smith Minatitian. Jos Huunes Hansua, de- nos; bark Warwick, liuverger, bordeaux Pn (3 tel) ships ariel, Green, Havre; Wolocks, Grove, ‘Towed to sem 19th, ships Glad Tidings and Highland NOKEULK, une Soar schon te wareee ‘ad HLW ery. Marohall Basondos, Mary (5r), U'ariea, ‘felis Naw BEDFORD, dune 28 - arr echrs Chalisoge, Pickens, Dasien; t ompluuce, Chase, Klizarethpurt; ueo a Saito, wills, ZesasonSeadnvch fonda “ocmens se Palo, Norn, or. BANTUCKST. Jnoe 25—arr schrs Fly, Cheesman, Piila- SHEWBURYEUAT dune Tarr schra Ein Merson, Ron- rr a! . dant; x © Pickup, Pickup; Kverglade. "Watts; alk, Ora UL, Bem, Ln, srier, and Soran Bray, > 4 Per aay sunk nee a, esas re NKW HAVEN, June 28—Arr bark Gezeile, Duell, Posce: schrs 8D Bellows, clark, Galtmore; Deboreb, @ ruuwians Barah Selsey, celaey, Mlizkbethport. id schrs Fagus Bail and smeline ‘Power, 2088; sloups Hxcuscrabale, Pass GaVALLO, Juve 17 —Arr sobre Avibea, Br! York for Uodianola snd Lavaca (ad suat.eg fey; Salty gonkhe ders, Pensusa ior uevacn.""Bia auth brig Gee Tae (rem. indunor), W York, ate in pore achrs Passport, Hawkins, and K Segur, Ken- TP LNSACULA, Sane 1l—« rr brig B.0 Walght. Gughee, New Qzieana Cla shout nb, brig ‘efertiom, danse, Hence’ eee ob 4 PHlUAuBLPALA, Jape 29~Arr ship. Yourier. “Jenetro; bark ieanc & Uavie, Oarasnas; Phubrook, do, ‘IMtaple Appleby, Boswa, Fe reon, Villsge Gem, Hines ley, avd 4 L steven: do; Specie, Look, 10; James el'son, Farnua, Crowell Providence, ‘Tele Old seater Delaware, Copee, NYork ber, NOrleans, brig» cean Lala, Ww ato, fF a Waples, Boston; J vu bi nd Paugaaset, Taunwn;, Mary Fletcher, Crosby, Baatyart; 0 H ry “5 be y, pete & Nichole, tiuich, salem; PUSTILAND Juve fat Duke Laroy, idion Linco, Viukoam. Philadel; bin; brige de, Garriman, Owcevas, | FObiSNOUINy Juve 2—arr ware & Kelly, Kelly, and % B RIGEMOND, Jane 2 Arretaamsablp Jomediows, Skinner, NISVARRiceS fess as aaa Sao o wa ey Al as , NYork, ‘Old Br bark Sorelle, Kevan, .3serpook; soe SaU0, June 2%, Bid scvr Susan Baker, Gooko, # York. baLKU, Juno 2—arr bri Berry Sierra Leones, 22th Ue Th ge Brodin, Blo anrratowt, DU; Laowsaune “HOGKSSET, June 37— arr sohr Avets, No re, N York, 1 Sune SAT gob SiSica Netlaoa. Bort Philae Palmetto, BO: TAUNTON, TLMINGTOR. NO, Jnge 11— Arr bark ry = Jobo Brown, seamaa, tell from aloft. 4 bro Ing army adoro er injrie. Gasenr os : 4sUeuLAs WOU OTRER OhbiiFi0a>8, A” “Orne Seon Avarve Barigg4n,3 Hivtog taken out our old eoale trom aipit which, Seam depth, was always trou! ‘and haviog pus im one of By We deem 't bp ald da owe wo fe Gur duty 1 » billty to weigh g Lurposes. ple, requiring depth add » xmall wont of labor jase in Itt9 won¢erfully socurate, and, from and easily adjuste . M. HUG HIS President Pe RO KysON, Cuperintendant, ‘The publio are Invited to aail act ckamine our larg stock ot ncalen vot tea ek 48, way, corner vey nigget Te 108 CREAM GaRVER AN DINING Inon, No M4 Bowart atret, fir doors eant of Broad. we nvae upper moms tor pities ant cluss, Lodginge way. »