The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1859, Page 8

ey ' __NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 1, 1859. - SC ‘Wanme vr mm New York Doveonseupliine tilowieg ‘labasg anatsiban’ cobs cs to day borrowers have Receipts a4, lsburssments ot the Ofics of We have received by the Isabel, vie Charleston, cur | circular letter from the Chairman of the Democratic Blate kath gallieae: po As: -pyadinadAwade the Assistant Troasuser tor New York fer eerrespondence and papers from Havana to tho 25th inst., ‘Weimg two days later than previous advices. ‘Sho Havana papers contain no news of interest. OUR HAVANA. CORRESPONDENCE. Central Committee is going round in the various counties Very good paper bas been done at 8 and 9 per cent; and of the State:— brokers are in many instances paying 6 per cent for cal! Joana. Alter the holidays it seems to be generally ex pected that the market will work more easily. Exchange fe firm at 1103 0X for bankers’ 60 day sterling bills, ‘and 110% for sight bilis; the business doing ia moderate. www anes ove or ee ap Probably take out from a, eee active domocrate and urge ‘mj}lion to million and 8 balf in gold, most of which will Cooliee—The New Aqueduct, sts. ‘Hho Britich steamer Teviot left yesterday morning for ‘Worn Ores, ite sald, with some very important passen- | Upon, ‘bem she duty of at one looking to the organization } 6415 the Ocean Queen. The decline in the gold at the gers on board—bearers of despatches and special agents We wake no apology for ap; t@ you as ane upon Bank Of England is induciog many to ehip in expectation ‘whose aid the party can IY fm your county iy, aad revoace, fully esk you to consult with your democratic friend see that immediate meenwes are adopted for a @f Santa Anpa—the advance picket of his movement. ‘Tee steamehip Galveston left port last eventug-for the eeeet of Florida, to get another cargo of cattle for our markets. em informed that the bh bark Emigrant, from Bho, witd 387 coolies, lost bat-52 on the voyage. The heath ef our city eontinnes in remarkabie good @eeocition for the seagzon, Cases light, and few deaths, in the bay or on shore. Our water worke, instituted by General Concha, are Dad favoraoly under the udministraticn of vey intelligent Colonel of Engiacery, lon Francisgo de A.vear, but it will be two years before tue walls of our _ Bisy are reached for distribution. TELEGRAPHIC. Cuancesson, Jane $0, 1859, Phe health of tho island is good throughout. ‘Zoe poiitical horizon of the island is quiet and clear. of an advance in the rate of interest on the other side. want | To-morrow the Sub-TreasurY will disburse a million for whole demoosaie Yote at the next election, We ate uleo directed by the Siate Committee to urg vpen each county the immediate circulation of democrane pagers by an Organized effort in every town, and, if pos- s1bi®, Overy dlection district. Ne more » With a0 little expense, cau be done to secure @ iuil vote sud a democrauie vic:ory, and we hope it may be done at onee in your county. We forbear to recommend any par- woular papers for vale Purpose—ieaving it t> our friends ib €&CD couuly tos vu Jor themseiver such paper as wi best eubserve their wants, not forgetsing the local demo. | Southern ; the bears talk confidently of hammering the cratic prees, We deem this duty exceedingly important, | former to 60, the latter to 20, Iodeed, for any sapport pone J des pps ae thia election, but algo in per- | these and other railway stocks receive from thelr friends manent 1 CEMOCTALIC Cause, Wil you pleage to give us the following information im- rae pong rua he fo igaoneapen ae Central caused le mediatel;* 1. The vames of your county committee and their Post | line 14 a 3, per cent. State stocks were pretty steady. ‘n the afternoon the market was rather iower, and stocks Office ustdreas, thane 6 00h dae eamanem Ye the commarls t” a25 anand Peal Offs ‘address of we aalive dp closed beavy at the following quotations :— Missouri 6 por cent, 8676 #86; Canton Company, 18% a 19; Cumberland marks from the fact thats great deal of exchange has | mocrais in each election disirict in your county (living in | geome buck protested, and there have consequeatly been | diferent parts of the district), and “stating the number of jarge #bipmente of specie W New York to save Uie bilis | their distr cts, to whom «ucuments can be sent for diatri- | Goal Company preferred, 1634 @ 4; Pacitlo Mail Stenmship Company 669; 8 34; New York Centra: Railroad, 723; a 3; Erie Railroad, 63; a 3g; Hudaon River Railroad Siready sent. bution, and wih whom we may correspond. 1e—New York, Baltimore, Boston, Charleston Hoping for your earnest co-operation, we are, yours, Harlem Railroad, 93; 910; Reading Haliroad, s2 a Michigan Centrat Ratiroad, 8914 a 44; Michigan Sou:nern quite a stir in the market, The stock market continues very dull and uninteresting, The holicays always check stock operations; yesterday and ing prices down another fraction. This morning the aad Philacelpbia, 5 a 637 premim for sixty very irniy, DEAN RICHMOND, Charmin, Freighis to porte porto of Hatieras, 1 P, Caccen, Seoretary. guger, iy to €'4 per bhd. sugar., 3), te 4; per bad, <motarses. There bave been several arrivals of iarce vee wele, bot they are not in demand, smatier vessels having ‘She prefevence. ‘Tho p:esent stock of box sugar at this time is 115,000. News fom Venezuela STATE OF THE REVOQLITION—RANQUET TO GENERAL PARZ—RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT CASTRO. 2624 6 ¢:Panama Rallroad, 1163; 8 116; llinois Central {From the Havana Diario de la Marva, July 24.) ‘road, €2 a %; Galena and Coieago Re Iroad, 6244 a 3; The British steamer from 8. Thomas bas brought us news from Caracaé to the 8th ult. The republic wag still | ‘/eveland and Toledo Railroad, tora by party possious, sud several of the provinces were | Rock Island Railroad, Me City intetligence. WNerrouk Srexer Barmist Cacrcu.—fhe Rey. Dr. Armi- fage’s choreh, in Norfolk street, have decided to sei] their eh ly Ay mag frog Laat yeu tho follo ming ‘The business of ihe Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- ————-— 309,216 14 sprerent property down town and remove to the upper | eummary of afl'r:— lows :— Total... $6,881,306 59 pest of the city. Dr. Armitage has already raised a large ‘The crvil log? sues ng ina wt of a, 2 Tela) sect. sacs be Less ave 183,451 03 provinces of Portuguesa, a8 ure 2 a 598 87 --—--—_-- seengregntion at hia afternoon preaching station in Tairty- | Fo0. "sna Barcelona aud sfiurin in toe East, are in'est.d | Treasury notes 15,846 49 | Balance , -$5,747,945 55 alnih streot, near Brosdway, which, with tho addition of | with bostike bands, neither of which bas been ablo to | Paymente, 441,963 83 —— the chur sh aud songregabon, now ‘umbering c ina drive the other out. ‘The principal factions band in the | Balauce. 5,747,945 65 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘sbousand > will’ consi stron, 5 Weat, under Eaequiel Zamora, hag been ranging the coun- heir purpoee to ‘erect n large but plain edifice above | try s'uce Febwary, without the revarnmnen sons un- Bwentieth sireet, cepable of ocommodating at least two | der General Silva being able to bring it to battle. The Mmournnd pertons, The building 8 t9 be tree from thors | latter are now in winter quarters, under Gen. Andrade, wodern decorations which often hide & speuer from the | his predecessor having reeigned from illvess. Tierrof Bo hearers. Eleven years, since the pastor of Poets Merfolk street church entered upon bis Sree ce Pane rsasee Cencsy! Eusblette bes witndrawn | | oo. 7 ia his Récge.Desure Ghen, Christmas and EA. ds regards Sovilo im the Exat Wi dificultto any exactly | Matthierten, who for several yeart have held hie prooara- snd yeople a position atnong the frst of the churcies ia | waar point is occupied by thie Tebel, Ais iss 4 : Lad gd @ie city, The vote for removal was almost uninimous. Everything, therefore, waite the issue of anew cam. chores yr hee been appointed to sell the present a paicn, for which measures are being taken by the govern- ment’ ‘and select the grounds for the contemplated ne ing. A letter from Barceloa dated, 1 27th May, states that on ‘Fineqen Vusrrers.—Perseverance Hose Company, No. 5, ha See ee — na om ned howe me “ “s ; & battle near upc, ta wi iret na was et Philadeiphia, willarrive in New Yorkekthues.e’clo0K?. | NAl,9 sonsann came eran Ween ue tres Bamsed was ‘Mon Monday, July 11, and will be escorted to the Albany | Monizas is said'to be cl paraued by the guerrilias. Beat, en route for Builulo. In Albany they will be re-| On the 7th Gen. Paez Was at Puebio del Valle, where he eatved aud entertained by Engine Company No. 8. They | ¥" honored with a banquet, in which a reconciliation of ears or Bufalo by the 7 A.M tramand reach | Gn the alternoon of the 8th It wee, stated in Caracas re Dight, en we next ‘or Niagara gad Coban” Sher will robare te attehy on the 16th of ‘that Dr. Mepuel Felipe de Tovar, the Vice President, had Salp which place ey Stir eae ener ty tne 16th of | assumed the: Executtve power, which rumor bas ‘been confirmed. evenmg of the 18th. ‘They resch here on the morning of | ¢; the 10th, and remain bere two or three days, when they | °°%- Catto 1s the bad state of his health, wii return home. What company wil! reésiye them here? Cuaxcs iv THE Tax Orrick.—The Commissioners of ‘Texes and Assessments beld a meeting yesterday aftar- noon, st which the programme of appointments were to be considered. It appeared that a schedule of appoint- meus drawn up by Commissiouers Williamson and Brown was offered, with the proposition to turn out some af the most experienced ssscesora in the Offiem, Warren Brady, of tho Twelfth ward, D. W. Alien, 6x-Alderman Dodge, of the Fleventh ward, Wm. Sinclair, of the Sixth The exchanges at Clearing House this morning ‘Were $20,433,867 23, and the balances $1,491,205 76. Among other businces changes taking place in Wall The coupons of the Jeffersonville Railroad Company frst mortga; presentation with the bends at No. 47 Exchange place. M. K. Jesup & Co., 44 Excbange place, will pay July the coupons cn ibe construction bonds of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroxd Company. A very remarkd@ble circular is this day put forth over the signature of Mr. J. Edgar Thomeon, President of the Pennsylvania, and of the Pittsburg, Fort Wikpne wld ‘Onica- go Railroade, To-morrow the interest falls due on some the public are aware, were endorsed and assumed by tho ‘The Broadway Arson Case, Pitleburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago road at the time the COURT OF @ENKRAL SESSIONS. Before his Honor Recorder Barnard. Joxg 29.—The People vs. Mary 4. De Young.—The de fendant in this case stands charged with the crime of arson in the third degree in setting fire to the store 541 Broadway, ia January last, the last Juno ter perme ee mph ‘scensed, moved | Maturing on and afler July 1, 1800, Mr. Edgar Thom- the court to quash the {ndlotment on the ground that the | 202,00 bebalf of the directors of the Pittsburg, Fort samo had been altared after the defendant had entered her | W*yee and Chicago road, now comes forward, confesses solidated. At the time of the congoliation, the various roads consolidated were unable to pay their interest; of not . This d i that the company cannct pay the interest due to morrow, ab 1..Jamaica, bags....... 260 ward, Gearge Loutrelic Semen andrews of the Trench Fomubuqubtel’: Gammetaphen Retains in | snd iat er saldiiom’ts alk’ thouncatiiens! bs Fuck Heinats bers. Teva, bags... 8 355 al wor ere, were put uy ist of removals. | game into Court, and moved the discharge of his client on | thrce more coupone—ia other words, to do withoat ene pEaata« BT ,600-— 00, Commiiasi Allen dissented, objecting that the best and oi Costa Rica, Smygapore, bugs..,... 3,948 Shout Telablo ‘moa were to be col ol wii others were | $22 6iqund tha; no indictment was found by the last | any intercet on their investment tll January, 1861, | Laguayra, a tha Grand Jury, and that under the statute law of this Stat2 the prisoner must be discharged. The learued counsel referred bis Honor toa section of the Revised Statutes (not much road now-a days, but still the law of the State of New York), whereby it was expressly commanded that the Cevrt shall discharge pereons charged with criminal offences within twenty-four hours after tho Grand Jury shail bave beem discharged and no indictment found. Hig Honor the Recorder delivered the following opivion this morn.ng:—On an cxamiration of the within matver I = satiated thas the eritence ‘s ean {0 juatifs the | Liens on its road, and should have let the holders of sub- letention e defen ‘oung. i ‘The foreman of the Grand Jury of the Greed Jane tore | Pequent obligations be the sufferers by its defaults. This stated to me that they could not find on the Papers suilj. | Course Ehould have been pursued without reference to the Siecmayidence to find a bill against her. Sue is inoreiore | oficial position of the holders of the construction boads, iecharg Tetained upon purely partiean grounde, and the persons to be named in toeir pieces promised littie else besides more Yoboy work at Albany, Mr. Allen left, after, as it is given ‘Out, quite a little explosion between the three Commie- sionere. Mr. Allen, having Deen constantly overraied by outside and partisan dictation for the past year, throogh 3 eombination of the other two members, it is understood disclaims all responsibility in the conduct of the The most singular circumetance connected with this pro- own conetruction bonos, which aro, however, posterior in date to the bends on which dofsult’ is made. According to the principles which obtain here, the Pennsylvania Com pony, if straitened in iis moans, should have applied the money it hag to the payment of interest on the firct Tus Wrarsak.—The thunder showers of Wednesday wight had the effect of coohng the air materially, and yesterday, though rather warm, was not uncomfortably go, ag there wee a Gne breeze. Here is our thermome- ‘neal record: — C4.M 1M. 3PM CP. au. | SES Mr. Thomson’s circular wili not eecape criticism on this 1858—June 30.. rey “== | head. It is, moreover, only # few days since bo declared, Pay se yoy Do. BPM. 79530. | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. menacingly, tbat if the New York roads wanted war, they ‘average... do. Do. BP.M.talee0, could have it till they were tired. ‘The thrent, it seems, Tucnspay, June 20—6 P.M. Thie is the lost day of the ficeal year 1858-0. Yomor- | iu the roads which were coueolidated to form row the fiscal yoar 1859-60 will begin. Tho figcal year | the ‘great central line.” Wo 60 not know how which ends to-day has been marked by the commence- | tbean matters are viewed in Philadelphia, Here, tho pro- ment of the general recovery of the country from the | vailing opinion is that tbe bondholders will not accept the financial crisis of 1867. The month of June, 1863, woe | terms proposed, and the proposal is characterized in terms about the dullest month of the period of stagnat/on which | which we do not care to repeat. followed the crisis. Merchants were unwilling toeuter | The following dividends have been dociared:-~Tho Ha into mew engagements. Importers were afraid to sed | nover Ponk e eemi annual dividend of three and a half per ont orders, In the interior, the West was suffering from | cent, payable July 8; the Grocers’ Bank a semi annual the short crop of the year 1657: the East wassufferingfrom | dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the 6th the cuspeneion of matufacturing industry caused by the | of July; the Manbattan Savings Institution a remi-an- revulsion. Confidence throughout the country seemed at | nual dividend ut the rate of six per cent per annum on anend. At this gloomy period there were mauy who, re- | sums of five bundred dollara and under, and at the rate of membering the long period of provtration which followed | five per cent per apnum on larger suma, payable July the crisis of 1837, and failing to detect the wide | 18; the Washington Insurance Company a dividend of difference between the condition of our trade at } tener cent, payable on demand. Present end its condition at that time, looke? for- —— ward to three or four years of general duluces Fire ws Wasr 5 —Botwoen one and two o'clock on Thrreday morning a fre was discovered in the ship chan- ore of Chapman and Moses, 304 West street, Tuo oe were aished by the firemen. Damage about $1,000; fa ,000 in the Columbia, Greenwich and Poop! companies the origin of the fire is unknown at present, but It will be investigated by the Fire Hersoal ‘The alarm of fire for the Sixth district, three o'clock on Thuraday afternoon, orl op of Peter Schriber, No. 204 Third ; ‘rom a tobacco pipe, avd was extinguished before inated fr say daroage was done, 70 THE EDITOR OF THE HBRALD. Ta your sccount of the stabbing allrsy wt No. 61 Gouvernenr aieee., you mabe a nustake in seying that James Doran drew S knilo ang siabnes bis adversary, John Madden was the party Doran, ‘wao used the anife, and | JAMES DURAN, 2 Zi Mouroe street, Mew Youx, Jnty 1, 15:9, Personal Intelligence. Sevater Benjamin, oi Louisiane, ic on his way to this @ity, whecce ho will sail for Liverpool, ia the Persia, seats nga steady; bat quiet The sles were confined earls will rea . ., vs o 2 i] Dagot Cormecagy* Te will zesnnin abroad until be meet- | 44 siagnetion, Go ggetral, in facl, were the Se ad jane 20, tte. | Wlco.eh/3.0., and'New Orleans dor as Ogee oiee enke amuesine apprehensions of the tbat the foreign trade of the | “]icy “uo 354g | some Cuba at unchanged rates. Fras Eavons el ie Ea te steamship Isade! country forthe calendar year 1858 was smaller than it } 10000 do. es STOCK OF SUGARS IN NEW bags 1 joni a ah iy aa hand been for many yeart—almost the smallest over known | {00 Virginia 6 22 | cube, unas, 32,318 64,765 se: since tho direovery of California. pet eg tht 42° | Porto Rico. 2601 12504 ‘Aleagr=, ; ¥ Sincere: br Robimave oa ove, “3 ‘The year 1868 came to an end without material change [agi Bese so oa bes he) Barren FU. 0 Arigna Pe Benda aa RE pee, in this state of things. Money was worth three avd four ab Bo | Tess, 150 439 ere atin ire Boag, © Lane, © Most, o | per cent a year, ata seaton when bosrowers bed usally Hi = AGH Anderson, @ Haley, sea, U P-imer, gn ne ; . Saigo GM Pieching, F Het, Mz Lens, AMesuromeH | been glad to get it at one per cent ® month. Foroign ex 100NY Cen RR Oe 89 ao Pts fea ciel Werrandez WH etan'ey, G Sherman, 6 False’ ea Rionkte, | change wasdall, and the export of epecie light. Tue New = oP ich ae ey ig 60 % 15,000 60,905 De woey china abd eetvante FD Uilt’ @ Beauaten “cindea | York banks held more than wie thelr oak | acco Min Soe UE Bag | weve 252328 ZV at Charlerton, specie, Trade was extremely du! revival Xad begun | 6000 Hanb&St Jo ef ¢ d ei 5 she Bk NY.ex div 103 gene o Horna Ar ines earaaaas Test Waa, | (De fit imocr manufactaring indusiry; but the Weet | Stn mK Rees ON 20, $m con wit 62 G Tutor, B Top»ey, T Kelty. Jno H Bolgers, O Sweeman, J | saw, With dismay, that the crop of 1968 was even shorter r 210133 15 Cleve.n0td 98 = ane =. — “4 Shales, put aa mii mins cil, G A Keswer. | thax tho crop of 1887. Happliy, the cotton crop was an- ie 24) Gal § cate RRs Oe | MABRITIOB INTELLIGRNCSE. Seviody J Anderson and lady, Mee 1. Sherman, aiisa Mi | usually large, snd the price unusually high. The country, sin 10 629 ~ = Watkin ta iaeaby Tarn 6 Mead Mes We oath aes | as a rule, wae extremely bare of all kinds of necessaries; 83) 450 ou ‘SIRATAO FOR EW TORR —ruia DAY. rly! child: D OM Borne’ F harceabures hei Gemobell. Mr. 3.3 is | URED: pants of she, Week dry.goots snd. groceries werd not to be bad at any price. Tk was uncer there eircumstances that the year 1859 degen. The very first month of the year showed that the tide bad turned. Relying oa the Bimble and lady, ses sampenn, T Verocel, lire Von ‘and child, Mian 8 Booricks and three cbiléren, Mare shlaren, Mra M Bag, BJ Dural, Mrs Daniels, Mrs Buck end 2 children, Nisa ¥ Buck, 4 0 Crockett, Jan Neagle and two sous, ard 2218 the seerace, From Cienfuegos, in the brig Danmark—I, R Soringer, JC " 523 Sprisger, J J's springer, Gv Hardie, 4 Paul, A Na Tecuperative energice of the pcopie, the importers 723% 100 Chic & R DEPARTURES began, in January, to increase their orders for fo 83; 100 For Viverpool in the steamsbip Baron from Boston—3r reign goods; and thege fuding a good market, the orders Se 8 utus Choate mufus bows, Jr: 8 100 do ‘Sarto ond servant, HG Curtis, RO Curns, L. Curis L Cur | Continued on so extended a ecale that we ‘iad, at the pre 31g 90 MilwécMing FD Hodniie, GB ackburn, Mr sad mrs M iv Carlisie, a ries of forclan inerbhandise ‘a ‘Sigeacee, E suravall “panith Wm Dalston, G Peri>et, fev ar oe plein ebapaaesegmesdllg Sores: ‘@ Manson, F Boston; Mewburyoort; Dr | port for the six months ending to day exceod thove of any SECOND BOARD. Ak Wm W Tylor, a Welker, 2 North Brook! field; Mra HJ Scow snd daught+r, Sucksport, Me; JB Andrews, 4 Obarller: Moxer_ UL andrews, PX $10000 Virginia 6’s.. previous six months on record. The exports, us usual, ‘25000 Miseouri 6's. abies 86 = have not kept pace, New York usually exports one-third | 26¢08 Museo: ry b+) ier hiees Pe Piweed and dine —— aeons Kew on of the total export of the country; thie year, mainly ja 4000 Kentucky 860 623, iat J 0 Btant ane maid, Cansndsiga conse tence of the failure of the Weatern crop Inst year, oe re ee begs oge 62; r i 7 R Fxindlonia; Lindsay. Piusburg; 0 autuel, Newark, the export from this port wili not be eo large in propor- | of ene Pac aoceee 33. * Kinsey, hile the Southern ex, ongeqnenc " ro Og Go ae tiou, while the Southern export, in conseqnence of the | 660 N ¥ Cen RE viens Cale, Copemsn,, Mice Bessie Coremen, tase Tehen st 2, high price of cotton and the unprecedented amount eent aps Ply a RB Beuhrine Chien: 3 Barun Ramonrion i | Mbroad, wiilexceed the usual fiure, Early in the your m4 Qvounell. WH Richardso, JN Hanna, vr’ New uriesns; | the excessive importations at this port, coupled with the | 200 io, Mi , Win Bewirt, Wall Cons pe Miveonr 3 SE awett, Mine outbreak of war in Europe, led to large exporta\ions of Munn, St Jaws, NE; Mr oNee, Mina Metiee, Kioweions’ Be Junuey’ Misa Sesh, A Kerr, ¥ Budiey. . caetiag. it Mr 18 Barion, etexport of specie during the fiscal year 1847-8 eistant Treasurer of the Untied States at coe ree a et Lon- | had Veen, in comgeqnence of the reduction of our New York, during the Fiscal Years ending PG Viewsat, bse ecraas a Metsie ar: | commerce,’ <vec ‘twenty “dilltions below the) ‘eve June 30, 1856, 1857, 1858 and 1859. fence bot given 98. For Gains —G “6 "Archibald, Boston: ‘tbompeon, New Yor fend irftats M Lenard, Fila sip’ ie: wise R Duval, Miss Aen. Ypilter; Her J Noble, Fiomeabife; ae Sevy, Loadoa 9. rage. The United States were thus enabled to ship over twelve millions of doilars trom this port and im the month of May without causing any embar- raamment in monetary circles here Tbe total specie ex port for the fiseal year, including that which is sent abroad trom San Franciseo, is probably not lems than $70,000,000 bout $47,000,000 of which nave gone from here, We defer any tabular steternents until the usa! Custom Bouse returna are made, whon the tigures can be aacer. {aiues with something like accuracy. In the meantime we may Sy, in round numbere, that the trade of this port for the past tisce’ year stands somewhat as follows:— 1856-7. 1357-8, 1855-9.) 7,049,183 4,990,260 2,280 448 1865-6. Jorsey Clty New. Garr. De Tuvinns’s Pritwase Property SoLD at AVOTON. Yesterday afternoon the perzonat werverty of Capt, Henr) A. de Riviere (who figured £0 conspicuOmty in connec- Gen with the Blounts) was sold under an attatument ‘sued by the Hudgon County Court. The sale took place ‘at the Philadelphia Hotel, in Jorney City, and was attend- ed by about ne Hea Amongst the effects sold 1,619,105 948,276,822 43,193,849 25,718,146 32.67 79 were Migs Blount and one of thi + +9 $144,807 896 tain, sono tg ar ahd ay prpeste of ary goods and ymeral merchan- Bp Se ge ay edie a bid down to a es ae Seabee aha’ metenane’”77*777 ‘225,000,000 a ea:this Dabben eaten Wt ie. Barr Porter jewark, formerly a volantoor in the sxper produ reban- siness ni . OMice for $12.28." The Capiain’e sword, which be | diets. rsa $61,000,000 " “pg ot epecte New York for sune. asian war, was | Exports Jo john Hanke, of thi a of Gold— igured conspicuously pair bed tpl Bainnce to be paid by the othor ports. . ++ $107 000,000 eserved in bis , 4 Lr De ad Thin ie about the usaal average. The South exports $225,000 about $10,000,000 more than it imports, as the Southern merchants buy most of their goods here. ‘The whole trade of the country for the fiscal year wil Provably amornt to about $240,000,000. Of cotton and epecie aione, since July 1, 1868, the United Staten have exported not jees (ban $240,000,000, leaving $190,000,000 for breadatuils, provisions, tures, &e, Noxt week we shall be enabled to ky before our Teacers mere complete tables of the trade of the port. The Forrest Divorce Case. SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL Tris. Before Hon. Jadge Woodrott. June 30.—Cuh-rine N. Sinclair (late Furret) w. Lwin v. buiifon (contained in’ gold)... «(old con)... -. (Lake Superior) $100,127 91 9,008 02 Tranpwitted rea at 8 Mint, Phitia for coinoge.. organ|zavou your eounty, and for bringing out your | intereet on the public debt, and tho payment of interes, Balance June - om State securiies, bonds and bank stocks will create | By Balance, Or , Disd’g Acts. "92,198 to-day some of the jobbers for a fall succeeded in hammer Balance ..... *tocks which suffered most were Galena and Michigan | To paymenws.,. and Northern Indiapa Railroaa, 8 a 3; ditto guaranteed, | By coin 2434 a 26; Ohleago and | Ry fine bars do, street, we notice that Mr. August Belmont bas admitted as | TBE sales footed up about 9,000 8 bends are paid by Halsted & Gilman, on | Mixed to str: le, It i paid that the caute of the resignation of | bonds of the Omo and Pennsylvania, ‘and of tho Fort | weluding old red Southern at $l 56, good” new do. at Wayne and Chicego Railroad companies; which bonds, as | $165, various roads now constituting that trunk live wore con- | The transactions footed up about 2,600 bushel they prevailed upon their creditors to fund three interest | taken for export at 0c, Rye was quiet at 870. a 880, coupcns, and promiecd faithfully to pay all Barley was st 58c. 2 670, without saloa Fosnl is, that the company continues to pay interest on its to wae made at the expense of the innocent bondholders | Made at 220. sete lk Nummer Bins (eras), 80, 1850. sia bas git? Receipts during the mouth.. T349.880 “ —————— 3,148,131 50 To payments,....... serene 1,9791958 06 By Balance, Cr., In’t ‘Acc'ts, ‘sak aaa’ 63 $2108 78 Prmtpannd onal Oo} 2:101,000 83 21,118 81 1,092,812 02 By rece! ta for ovsioms in juve, 1850... Do. do. do, 1858. Toerease in June, 1859..., os. seecneeres81,005,401 22 By balance Or , bullion and expense acconnt for Awtay offee, ; By sola received during the mouth 992,344 By fin do, Total To payn | Do. ——— $181,156 83 Balznce. $817,279 28 office. coin do, By upparted builion do. Tavespay, Jane 30—6 P. M. Breapsterrs.—Flour.—There was more firmness and booyane: 5 in the market todey, with an Improved ds de- mand. Freeh groand Weetern was scarce aod wanted. 10,000 bbls. , closing within the following range of prices: Inspected to choice euperiine...., 5 60 a $5 9) Extra State, 690 a 6 30 560 a 5 9 tra Towa, Michi - 625 a 800 Extra Genese 700 a 900 640 a 700 Soutbern tency and extr: 710 — 870 Choice extra family and - 760 a 959 Rye four. 400 a 475 Corn meal 405 a 440 Choice St. Southern flour wus sti Srmer, with a fair export demand to tropical ports. The sales footed OP, about 3.000 bbla, within the above rauge of prices. Rye flour and cogn meal were re steady at quotations, while sales were limited. Wheat ler requesi, geod qualities being held above the views of purchavers: sales were confined to about 4,500 bual choice white Michigan at $175, and white Southern at $1 70; white Kentucky at $1700 $180, and red Indiana at $150. Corn was again tn better request, more active and with sales a! better prices, cluding mixed and) yellow, Weatern ' at 822. 88 uthern yellow at 880. Included in the soles were 2,000 busbels choice Southern, reported Oats were firmer, }@ cored with sales at higher prices both for State, Wea- tern ana Canadian, rrev.—The market was quiet but rm, with sales of Rio at 120. The stock of opiive July 1, 1859, was 117,578 irm, but sales were limited fome 200 a 300 bales at the folowing quotations :— N. Orleans Mobile, and Texas, Miaaing ux ux 18 13 18, Bt HT engsgements were moderate. (4 Liverpool, 6,660 ‘bushels grain were positively engaged at 34., ia ebips? ‘bags; 200 bbis. spirits turpentine at 3s. ; 50 baie, pork at 9d.; 500 boxes cheese, by steamer, at 30s, To mdon, 75 ‘werces rice at 178. 6d, To Glasgow, 300 bbls. rosin et 28. per 280 Ibs. A veseel was taken up to load at Tne for London with deals, at 80s. The ship Beaver, of 729 tors, built in Maine, was sola to-day for $20, ‘Liane was seling moderately at 660.0 72)4c. for both sorts of Rockland. Morasses.., a of 450 bhds. tart clayed Cuba wore Navar Ssonzs.—Spirits were in good demand, with sales | of ebout S00 bbis. at 45c., part to arrive. "Rosin was sieady at $1 80, and crude varpentine at $3 75. Ons —Salea of about 6,900 gailons of linseed nt Sle. a 62c, Crude whale wes beavy, with ales of small lote at 460. a 500. for good to prime: ’ Retined winter bleached at 62. a 6Sc. Spring was held st 57c. Taliow oil was io good demand, and Messrs. ei fo & Son report sales within a week of 60,0€0 Ibs. at 10%; Provisions —-Pork'was lower, bat in falr request at the deo'ine, with some demand for fature delivery; the sues embrsatd 600 a 700 dbis., including mess ’at $16 a $16 123;, and prime. at $12'75 a $12 80. Bref was with. out cbange of moment, while the sales embraced aban! 300 2 400 bbis., including country prime at $6 a $5 75. Tepacked meas at $0.0 $13, and extra do. at $13 25 & $15 25, {Becf hams were firm at $t5 a $18, and prime mers was quiet at $20. Lard was firmly ’held with enles of about 250 ble, at Ic. a 11340. Batter and cheere were plenty and dull. Rice.—Sales of 260 carke were made at 42c. 0 47(c. Srices.—Sales of 30 bbls, Jamaica ginger were ‘mad atp. t. Port of New York, June 30, 1859. ED. Ship Loiue, Leckie, San PPincise-Sutton & Co. Brin ele Matin, Melboarae ahs ee Shp @ Clark, Elliot, Mout: video— a Baik Rranete hs ws ell Uo, Bark 8 UB toc —Colitny A Bark oye \deey, & Sabres hed ey Richardson. Ki ay prgetee , Kichmona—& P Ruck & Co. ng cua ler! Any bh —T1 obuson. 1 Ome thee peous rockes, Richibustosanch & ene pegs (Br), aets St John—Bohbert & Williams, Matagn—Ingalla & Carman. Bers ait ‘Foe, bbs, Tu the fansie~Pom 8 ome. Hehr-Petrel, Skioner, Bydney, O8-—wordon, Bruce @slcAu schr Ocean Wave (Br), Lockbart, Windsor, NB—D R De wo chr Wm Smith, Piaber, Chevleston—Seranion & Tallnasn, eur Inde, aekaphrey, Alexaudrin-T 1b Cbaee Rehr itateeman, Mott, Alex+ncria—2atford & Wo; a—J W Ma\ Schr John Oliver, Sanders, Pail Sehr Me Mountain ‘avenue, Greenteug, salem—& W Hopes 2 chr Margaret Ann, Ebetnhart, New Maven—H L Rackets. Bivop Ricco Toland, Beminsion, Providence-asar. Beamer Artinan. Powter, Baltimore ‘Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. og Atesmehtp Isabel, Roll! Havana Jun any. via Saaeeh bod aes 3, fengers, to ——_ a Co. bence for erenther. nea oF Sen Dear es Cardenas, 8 aor Gezate, Dust, ‘New Haven, Zaye, tm ballast, to mas wary, Desmnarte (ot Boston, Bony yg Juve 13, gar, &e, 10 master, iin tg api, from Oienfuegos for Boston. i Mranie BehiSer, Wilson, Brazce Bt Bago, 24 days, whh woot ‘hidea, ao. ‘8 Robtfler & etree jane din, Corbet, NB, 16 days, with we itoaaed gibi td ‘Brig ary Aum (Br), Cole, Dorchester, NB, 12 days, with mone, to P biydeg o.. Sebi Alciace Grek Sosa ‘Nageaa via Cat Ial- swSchr Howere of Yarmouth, Ni), Filton, Yarmouth, NB, a eNe ( (Ly ht) sohcht Boe (i), Ferria, land, NS, 8 days, with stone, p'%Ght Aime (Br), Reott, Windsor, NB, 10 days, wih plaster, Solr (aa Flat, Srath, Cape Hatteras, 2 cays Gi , Richmond, pene nee, carta alecabiray 8 daye Botr », Hor AZ 1s. febr Rebr Faun: ene D Bebr Rerr to be Biter Bocks, fp the Kiver of its former post! Pooks, in four feet mt tow water et spring tides, with the following marke and compage bearings Rea nis Church 1a line with Grange Beacon. ... aaah Landmark « linie opento ine 8 'N of Hoylake bplind tairbaven, had take: bbls of berat Freemantle april 1, from wesolation, with 50) ‘bal apd 14 do wh oul, al! well. tion had averaged well, #Lh few exceptions, The weaher was begs bad Int many whales. 7 tn susceesion, faat A letier from her at Telcahuano for provistonn ana ibence to poris ar at 4 two devs proviona hip Caroline. of London, hav. ng beew on the Gustl> gronoo the whole season and taking notbing, a» leo reports (rrobably at Yelsabuane) skip Uounes Coftin, NB, 24 bois on Guatio; bark Va) al 3 wh, do; Morning Light Burdett, Wertnc rt. £0 bbl do—heving bas good luck, eaw few whales, bat was fortamate with trem. 2b loiter from Mr. Downing, frst cillcer of ship Plover, Per. kins, of NB, repers ber at t Si March The ene to onciter But wan cbiiged to ent from bin, te im the boat, Was Fe. ae0, to ey on board ship Almira, Crosby, of Régurtowa, sear recente, certs, tom, Dateien co ob feoll. «cn Desolation struck 14 wh but saved only’ one i. stra . Jeans, 15 mos out, with ton, Weikourne, May 3, lat 5 60 N, jon 3417 Ship Kmeraid, of NYork, Pook, Jupe, ot Rey Suip Gent B, June 22. Cape Habaras bearing XW 50 miles. lat 26 07, Jom Bark &) of, Biz, Bix, ), 4 dave. Mary Lavgoow top, Reeblend, 4 dsya, Tuoy stmee, werrth, Boone | 4 daya. RELO® ge J8 Parsons, rowel. itn Hew Criesas, Brig anita Oven, RAILED. Shipp David Hoadley, antwerp; J A We pelt, Liverpool; Fosct Helens (wich), Rewereasn; Blue Jacke! (ut)e Lona: Wind at aunset NW, light, iets apb eaneg ote Report. Wish lightt weuibtr sears BANDY ANOK, June $2, sunset--One ahip aud ove ne tar, Found ig;oveuhip and two brige us the bay, bstnd out Wing NW, dear. ,HIGHLAR DS, June 9, sunset—No inward bound vessels in aight. Wind AW, clear. MtceNancons Sreamsurr Nortaery Licut—Navy Ray, pear Aspinwall, Supe 19, 1009 ou. To bb scitor of tho Harald: 49 the voir of the 58) of the stcamamp wht beBet en! Tom bleiben 5 Tepe bl Cred lea 10 erk @ place our columos for | ‘ow! ae: Moute NonTun tagut, Jane 18, 1889. ere seement as io reauit in the scoption unsoime ic task ie Desotations rey ree CTO ‘of Wash: ion rs ‘aa chairisan of % ian lop City. ved, That os ot ale hours — ies For- Ror Fhelbe. and Fe: poe ea nordt- bates are en tiued te abd they have our gai based eoleem ab mort eflicient, atienuve and “pole ollcers i emlved, ‘That we commend the Northern Light paunch and commodous of the (testing ee of atbamn: solved. hove ‘That we cordially and Seth tng the Diving uegeind *04: puobe tavor in behalf or said men and ai ‘tigned by the chairman, committee aud pan sons ty ye Lop apd MBD hae! Besretary. Wrecx—Capt Burton, of sohr Hy inst, reporte:— On the 2)st, Jat 29. ‘about 400 tons, tui! of water, with all her ou rept boweprit, which wae painted’ whtte, ae aamanera buil. rais aud ate piack tof siern rene elber with every! ad aetiled down with ber ralle level wie ad apparently al and Bbe nee no Dame. situation, fromost doce, een Dut a abort mela wal t Tavgnroor, Jur June 18—A coasting chr was tn contact to.dey? win the Wiliam Stetsos. voune Wo New York, at anchor ia tho Fiver, and lost ber foremastand bows, Fis; the Wim stetaoan wus. tatned no damage. Be Dele © A ee, ce Ten tone eh ot Thar, 96, Yeare fold, hoa been sold im thie cury tor Whilesbip ‘alexander Nate at fer London 2th, tos B-ston house, for $4000. Whalin; Dae Zoe was sold, w London 27th, to 9 AS wil , of Honoluln, ot Me tee will be seu! Islar.de, ard will take treight on her voyage petted sateatia: of, New Yorg (‘ormerly a whaler from New 1), 689 tone, hes bean purchased by C. ee nee Bi va, vorar ka artows, and other partis of New ea in for the North Facitc Ucean whsle eres We ccmmand of Jept ® who was formerly master ‘ay, ao Notice to Martuers, ‘Troup, of New northwardofa| § brig sunk tn '6 fathoms at low water mec with the fol- | Day) Jowing marke anv! compuce Low Cbimney at the Line tie Worn, below Green: bithe, ts apparent len; Collier ts BUOYS IN THR RIVER DER. Tauniry Bice, ox, June 14, Notice ts hereby given oe oe 9f fhe weldom , ben been ‘a mile to the B oa, and bow lies on re i ‘edge of thavud ‘The Lim Ta Bay of Mexico Ma; ‘TM, Cornell, of Prov- incetows. ‘whb 110 vltap aad 30 bp rds ofl, A le'ter from Capt bring 1 of Bark Aurora, of We tt it Talosb: with 900 bbla 4 poke April 18, ent “eatin, dame, Wilson, ot 4 taken a sp whale the y before that made 212 A letter trom Oapt Fisher, of ship ere te of poly) ‘eeporte thas the ‘Dips on Desols, sfer being ‘Would sail next day for West Coast of New. Bolland ss Lawrence, ot bk alto, 0° Nx, reports jay 10, 20, baviog, taken 150 Obie wp ‘ond 236 go Horn. Bound to Val; wh cil since coming around rand Callso. grounde, ieee parateo, Til'0n, do, Ncrton, do, 124 nbls, do: Ses. Queen, is, do; Citizen, Cab, Nant, 300 bbls, ih 100 pele 9p oll, 9 1 told; awa tind tekeo d wacion it Spoken— June 18 Is: 302) N, lon 7415 F, za, 380 bbls oft, Spoker, &e. Ship Abuer Stetron, Stetson, from Tiverpool Mare 30 for ork, 9éayn trom NOrleans for Liver- urion, trom New Yorkfor Hamburg, June 14 off ‘hip Jobo Bunyan, Nichols, from. Metanaaa for Falmouth, Bark ry S ROmY: from NUrleans for Bordeaux, Jase 19, pb. from Baltittore for Boston, June 27, 20 mallee 8 jainnd. Big Loess, Bird, Benton, from NYore for Rio Grande, May 3, i 68 Ne Jon 27 03. “Pri Sa) ah Blage, from Portland for Bagus, Jane 25, lat 35 ao ulab, Hanson, from Salem for Philadelphia, June Pat lopiaus. rr chr Monteveu, rin pa from Salem for Philadelphia, June 27, cit Montauk. Ports. Asrinwart, June 18—Arr bark ae peat Philadel- phis. S14 20th, orig King 8: otbere, Ha: Bpnero1. Pity Juae Weare Bentwas Now To Tork; Florence, Toye, Wiimw gion, NO, ‘One ego, Blevens, Baltimore, BREMERBAVEN, June 12—Arr Weeer (a), NYOrE: ae, do; 18d. Kale rere a eas amaiis Hermann, Bal y; Ltn, Eeene, DEAUX, June M4—Arr Jane Le Bier) York. NOrleans. st Tit, ‘Bilen btevens, Hows rom the Roads rk peasing, bound in. | Philedelppia, sld'2htb. ous "Jun A a = ornare Bed Aura: Dav, both dg" sugar tor Nore ezpeeved to sail rea sonia Tenett Goat emsies Gusts, New York; Ques, Cham. - Sat ef ‘eran fe ie nomty, Bawa, Once altos, - oa peerninreeieninn "eds avon: Coronal, Fiowere tod auate Bodgeam, Eas NS = dmonse, apy dict Rs Reems eases mg Tait, lett Jen . baie Miao * it Entered oulwaide 16m, Jabez soow, suow, wo ny Greyenend lt, Forest Regie, Mstellan, Bombay for June fase “éberidan, 2k Marseilles; 9b, Lone ela 1s, Ji be a Jong 1ecnce deere sah hp bis Carty ne seatany-ie'Bat bark tnionn Sola, rou vee re ahi baiadabi: “Tindeey: at so aa at, bark Indian Queen, Gray, hvork; saat Time, AY ‘A, Grane. June b—srr ‘Niork. Fonrswovzi June 1¢-Fasacd by amazon, “on ‘Lon¢on tor Bodum rr brig akeeaiae ea pee aye * an tole: Orvedns Buck, B sat ost 2th, bare Prine, Kennedy, Wore, Oia Falego Baaxor Ne, (Gur ie fhes of Rio papers ares Tunet CovrH Foutiasp Sone 15~Of Tulsko, Daacomaa, from NYork for oiterdain, all well. are asin EwaLIs, Juve 15—-Of, Goorgia, Msloon, irom Suran- (or Liver} wera, ee esl il in etd BS Tena aia a enn, ‘ti ey SO Sonce, Tax Tae use go ar Arr ec sehr Onward, Fredericks, Hackea- ow Yorks Old adura Gea fasion Ti sulin ocean wen, fp ctoae, Javon. ee sien C4 Eisen eae Se Teacen AS ae ‘trotin: Bale} maken Sisneioce tees ice ge tyaae pore Fi Sit: Aford; b: ite ee a ‘4 ; bare a wanbede seare Fythou Gngves peckaee 5; Jeabetia Pa ), NYork; J ‘Wickeraon, Baker ‘Gage Harden: 3 Ww. os my, Taylor, tor ‘S0th— arr (by tel) ship Loshinvar, i a nr (Oy tal) ahip 107 war, Cole, Antwerp; brig H I MaLTIMOkE. Jans 20 art chee Adele (30), Wayoott, Bt jenes. Old ateam- Qrorge, 9.3; White Cloud Bre Windies; 1 r Siege ce M Sewa!l, Loud. N’ BK, Jun York. a Ki BB's LANDING, June ‘deorge H Davia, Ca. ISLAND, June 30—The bark ‘etn for vio neem ‘ap sem yutordsy evening, ‘Nothing goin; nuigasOR, June 27—Arr eoor eva Saas Port wen Ew ST GREENWIOE. J: —Arr sachr Ntnt Aowin, Fiermontior Providence. tid sehr ‘Welunt, Osombe, Paladck. Dib—arr sche W'Eiaod. Terry, Port Ewen, wei ‘RLY. pee ee ‘oan = ent, Me and et opt rr }. Ad waildret Sender oes clare, Smita. Port kw ny grat Nore. Sid ate ae pe ey Masce, Magee, Dela Delaware Vit’; Naiad i Te, Kitzebeth ort; ork. or Sunith, 8 FE Lad schr pate Bes foe ‘Phiadetpate, sla Gal PETG one tt Tine bone peey, ship Dork Swest- ser, Liverpool; brigs Sabine, Hepburn, ‘era Crag; Wf A Ste- £O iokerson. -—. Ta the off. sag Havana; C Howard, ing, & bark svopracd to be ihe ‘trinity, Leask, Bid brig Lavace, Parser, N York ‘Thos W ‘House, Bearse, for Boston ‘23d, in bal- tiouoRersT, su 28—Arr achrs Messenger, Doane, and ona | BantrORD. Ei nae 28—~A hea Con: Pratt. and © ane Tr sc} ant bgt e, Bhzabetbpor sen M Dutlelds Jenene ‘ondout;. L Daniels, Smith, Bron Sid steamer Unoss, Bates, N rurk; achr ts hy Wright, Fiener, do. LUBAO, June 26—are achr Caroline Knight, Parker, N York “Laws, Del, June 29-One brig and 12 echra fa the barbar, ong them ike Emma, 0 1, krrieksoa, 8 Pox, cicsman, ta Boal a Rlenocry 3 masts). Wind sw, OBILE, .inne 23~Cid ship Martha J Ward, Chase, Havana; bak Alaa Pikes Hawoe, Vevascula, NRW ONL" ANS, pine, 23-Azr ptaam Monat toon vid #1 \e Mediator, nay Marseilles; nate oe Pee 0: tle” Bremen (Be fa er. Valanraiao viw Praskiors Ve. Both —AFE (oy tel) bark ‘h Matactiies. Olt SR oe Naat iy rkaren ip Pai lowes, NYork via Hava i ebip Lev! Woodburs, Yoon 0 x ta fo ann i, . pe Mee pp}, Gulf Stream; 17th, ship rate Jone 28—'srr ache Susan Taylor, Oreutt, Rock- veneW BEDFORD, June 28—Arr schr C 8t John, Doyle, Ri- SNAWLDRYPORT. Ja Juve 20— Arr sche Li W Alexander, Bit ward Lami AW), an La lait "Eaeae Pa sc Pieroe, do for Philadelpbin; Oorvo, ‘et Lacar, Adams, kockleed for: Hark Juss insets, sgoeri vnluis {oF do; aun. Blake, do tor Fniladeiphia; woxer, “arson, Bos- {on for 9; Hilo, Johoson, and soundaty, Awol, Muoaiaa tor N York: Illa, Cold, art Bwen; Geovole, Mathews, aud. Baker, New Yorkior Yarmouth, Sid bark Mai Futner, Benen, Roni: nloop Widanl Sockets ee ‘ork: iy (oy ie Prange, Marian, Bra- ail. ers: Pearl, Lank saitimore'tor Fail River; 8 ap- plegete, Lee. Asiizabetbpors for ¢o, NAW HAVEN, June 19—arr schre FourStstms, and Nep- tune, steer anderen, NBrunswick: « & Cumiogs, id pois x ABrucewich; Catharine & TONnOR my June eet bark emaet Marley, Jr, Ws rwich; schrs tsariand, Bager, and usce- arme u ae veut, Lawry, Re vieerare as eeckman, Cid bg OY anp! Bm! Xow York (mi ai for oo) iaoene De bear. sLiverpoa: 0); ‘th. Morea French, Taylor, Ni do)” (a acre sobre angie Bi etna tak chLONa, due id—ate Mensagers, Ohazieston, ; . Williams, x Biney Haakias, 00- gantry June et eee ee tephcn, NB: 11h, | ban Narrows, J Kngiian, Neal hflaveny @ Palos, wicker. aianla, Whitmore, Liverpool; 7 « Ns "Frage, Fa : ci oie Jone 27—Arr zebra Caledonia, Coombe, eohosmrate ste ear : Maruca, re ase is, bor Ww Eee htion, sm ‘marshall, Philadeipbia; 23th, Grecian, Be is PROVIDSHOK, Jane 23—Arr feamer Oxpray, Kennay. N ais, Ligee, ler Wobte, "Bis Gy gor, Conre eoa nari rence Bags ah on dir4 Gok, Fuse eat Joha Field, Field, Baltimore, le, PI Geir ‘UGE, May 2—In port park a Onna. from eee ‘arr Apri! 27, disg; Volant, Bugess, Umaptin Reade crest pion Roads meat os, dune 2—-Agr brig Pr Bondar Rome Be Nee eae if P, Ore; rel, Gitte, NYorky WH Stetalvety, Hole. dmat. June 16—Arr bya heey Powe od Antwerp pe ae bored) Lata, ined mndon for valoutts (ant ‘acer ints. Sauley Cladiow, Bosse, NOrleana for Gronks Aichouness J June l4—Of, Sirins, Poppe, from NOrieans, of and tor Dover, Jube M—L%, Allee Vrovost, Dunbam, from Ant: srerp for ‘Genoa: 16th, Ohace, Mdnerds, from Charleston for J Arr Victoris, Jones, Wyburg for Bor. aaron iin Cet Crogetads oF Bowtony 14th, 1 8 Sumner, Dyer, Tor Oronataat at bara retontt, Randal), from Waste teeameesace wenn SA u NUrlesusa for 'sreme on saefane esa ‘alice Proven, Danham, oa Hiawatha, ja ‘ork. é Vreguay iver. May 7—In port bark / rant Homecare age Wal Bo hr ‘por ton (nos for Reed, Havana; scbr Mikes, bee iy as ¢ uaing, ‘bilaceiphia; Ofarriman, sHolunes! Guascow, June 1S—Are Oracle,’ Urummond, Inlay. sd iin in the Osho let, Opbelis, Barker, Rombrero Taland Haver, June H—art Bamberg. Ward, NUriseps, Vaader- Lefevre, NYork; 16a, Heideloors, Waid, New Or. Cid 16th, TJ Roger, Patten, Newsaaue, m, aud Unlied Bakivno, Sue Ate Woke Hos ¥engs, Chile. Arr ot Coxhaven rorsute, NVrrK. Hrivowr, Juve 4—Arrskuria, M York; Isabeli C ied 1 ae bars AVANA, leany. Bustes, ‘Orleans; (Jona, MB; Row York, , hound ane Faeus, from Rew 5 Universe, Dewar, from Bt. in hitb, Columbna, Fathorne, Maite via, Newport; Lith Wm Stetaon, Ken. New York; 162, Pelioas Morse, Jib, Bean Lingks,laveseu, Bowen; Wr evra Jam. Gordon. thatery Bee ma Hpr | nette, Ar phi nats te May org Betton bark p Pore Rot for Chineba | Port fea King, Barker, and James | restecrant making it very a, Fort, snd W: % wand sees ao reed teh, hmith, and ‘United, ey fi~ Leader, soaras : Plermoot; Le: macdett; David @ Floyd, Mackett. Swen; Phebe Biizabetb, Gibbs, Rewark; Mary Brash, 'O1 Fitzsl Young: Commerce, Tyler; Jul Ann. nor, uterprive, Gladciog; ‘Translation, Ha Warner, Wutren, do. 29h— Arr aleamers Albany, Fowler. and Westcherter. Jones, Byovk: schys Cameo, Oresti; Kphraim, & noe, ole, and alte Foam, Miliken, balumory Jou J Forwei Havre de Grace; Chas ''arroil. a Bunkert Kiectra ee Birdsall, Amelia, Rocenill: Haale, iiilints And Sey ion, Babcork, Philadelobia; Alvirs,, Brounta, svizabet va Dobie do 10F Pas Aeon. 3 Sunn 3 Are ahr Crenshaw, Moss, N¥ork, Mitehell, Li Wills ORGURLAND. June 22—arr sobre Corvo, Balorook, Wiflebo- rorige NYore: Gadmiva Bockiis; Viealuaven for Nonioles are, M J Kimball, Mel elisa, Roricans vis Gloucester; echt andrews, New York for baagor. sid 2ith ‘score York; Hb, Medors, bodes; Delaware, ‘am ureqon, Nugh, and ge “0; Waa Gregory, Buchitn, wat Bengal Bie BALEM. June 29-Ar brig Trade, Wind. Johawmn, Bre. ge a echrs Uspt Jobo, Simi ‘Qnd Christians, ‘Koen, P “TAUATON Sone ti bar achien Waki 'akefield, Conqdon, N York; ‘coleman, Woodbriage, 1 hilipa; Vig’ ab BT nar be bot agi, Taba rr achr Somes A panel eee ooernd br Bast rower, Ontos, ia Mover, Dayne and M ¥ ore.” Old Brig zh . Phompeon, FORD, Tne 7-Arr tebe B.C Serantrn, King, Pot ‘rom Ewen; 28th, sloop M © Baker, Wells, iti! I ao AYER'A 108 CREAM GARDBI WO OLIN oan Ho. BA Howard sireeh, Soar doers id rome a eaat Offs rid ‘rooms for partiesani cave u>izia HOTELS, sp gor TH’ HOTEL 6T, JULIAN, NO. 2 Rees ra faa a Of gueala, “Mocls Uy private table ot Roane PNOLS GEATLEMEN we Spee aL. ai ToUca, dy fedora ee is whee by vetoes DBIVR folie a te Smithaovian Hout Condusted om apeodss n wigs ot were