The New York Herald Newspaper, June 20, 1860, Page 8

NEW YORK es WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20, 1860 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tvusspay, June 19—6 P. M. ‘The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1: Bor the week.......+ $1,368,472 1,546,119 2,339,968 Previously reported,. 28,602,250 28, 501,478 ae 6 ‘Since January 1.. 880, 060,722 722 30,047 597 20,574 ‘There is no change to report in the money market. Duiness is the prevailing feature, though yester- @ay’s bank statement is regarded as generally favorable. A moderate business has been done in foreign exchange for to-morrow’s steamer. The asking vates at the leading bankers are 1093 for sterling @0 day bills, and 1103 a 4 for short sight; for francs, 6.19} for 60 day bills, and 5.10j for short wight. The steamer which sails to-morrow will take out about $200,000 in specie. Against this the De Soto, which arrived to-day from New Orleans, brought $300,000 4m Mexican dollars. The banks are again drawing money from the Sub-Treasury. The payments to- @ay were $356,548; receipts, $196,471; balance this @vening, $6,318,496. ‘The business on the Stock Exchange was larger ‘han usual this morning, and prices closed in the afternoon generally higher than yesterday, after a pretty animated business. The Western sharescon- tinued to be the favorites among speculators; to- @ay the tide was in their favor, and we note, on eomparing to-day’s closing prices with yesterday’s, ‘an advance of j per cent in Michigan Southern, old ‘and new, } in Illinois Central, } in Galena, }in @Meveland and Toledo, and j in Rock Island. The earnings of the Rock Island road for the second week in June show an increase of $5,431 over the same week last year; the announcement of the fact had a tendency to counteract the evil effects of the poor return for the same week on the Galena. Those who look for a very large increase in the ‘Yesinens of the Western roads this summer will be @eappointed. The Western people are too poor to travel, and most of the grain has gone forward. Bat if no accident occurs to the wheat and corn erops, which are now within three to four weeks ef harvest, none of the Western roads have equip- ment enough to do the business that will offer this fell and next spring. Michigan Central was wteady. There was no change in New York Cen- tral or Erie. State stocks and bonds were steady, with a fair business. The market was quiet this afternoon, closing steady at the following quota- tations:—Tenneasee 6's, 92] a 93; Virginia 6's, 93} & J; Missouri 6's, 84f a 3; Canton, 20j a 214; Pacific Mail, 89} aj; New York Central, 81f a7; Erie, 17f aj; Hadson River, 474 a 48; Harlem, 113.4 12; @o. preferred, 38] a 3; Reading, 40} a 3; Michigan Central, 47} a 3; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 134 a j; do. guaranteed, 26; a 27; Panama, 331} 2 132; Mlinois Central, 625 a 4; Galena and Chicago, 61 a 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 29] a 30; Chicago and Rock Island, 68j a 3. ‘The following dividends have been declared:— ‘The Lancaster Mills at Clinton, Mass., $20 a share; the Nashua Manufacturing Company, five per cent; the Salmon Falls (N. H.) Manufacturing Company, three per cent, July 2; the Great Falls Manufactar- ing Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per ent, payable on Monday, July 2, to holders of wtock June 16; the Cocheco Manufacturing Com- pany, a dividend of $26 per share, payable July 2; the Manchester Print Works, a dividend of five per cent, payable on demand. The Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati Rail- road Company have declared a dividend of 4} per ent on the earnings of the six months ending June 30, payable August 1. This is a reduction of a half per cent, the road never before having disbursed to the stockholders less than five per cent, semi-an- mually. The falling off of freight traffic, which was @ve mainly to the damage to the crops along the Vine from frost last season, has been quite marked, and even four per cent, in view of this, would doubtless have been satisfactory to many of the stockholders. The following is a comparative statement of the eondition of the banks of Philadelphia:— ital stock . 14,7501 765 = eeeee 27,046.016 26,882,709 He. ss 4,183, 667 4,222 644 Dee from other bks. 1,406,401 1,863,212 Doe to other banks 3,198,287 3,109,639 Deposits... . 16.608 900 15,642.637 Orculation. 2.810 662 2,725,209 The following statement shows the business of the Reading Railroad during the month of May, 3860, compared with the same month of 185: 1860. 1859 Received from coal.....;.... $180,581 83 148,707 06 5 merchandise, 88,775 33 43.333 05 travel, &e..... 90,653 65 33.438 53 Total $265,010 TL 225,463. 65 Transportation, roadway, re mewal fund abd all charges. 149,717 67 118,657 60 Net profit for the month #115. 298 04 111806 05 “for previous five mths 402.403 29 390,059 73 Total net profit for #ix months.#677,008 83 610,865 78 A recent return supplies much information with reference to the British revenue. The following, ft appears, has been the net annual revenae paid into. the Exchequer since 1843:— ° Rewnwe Revenue. - £52,582 S17 _ £53 210, 444 There « was a surplus of revenue in the years 1843- 4569501 bat in IM47-8 and 1854-569 there was a deficit; the tetal surpluses amounted to £25,703 504, but the total deficits were £40,227,341, and the national debt, which stood at £790,576 ,392 at the end of 1843, amounted to £202,449,256 at the end of 1850. This result is, of course, to be atiriba- ted to the Russian war, which involved an expen- @itare calculated at £40,000,000, although the addi- ‘tion to the debt has now been reduced to £12,000,- 0M. sThe annexed table illustrates the proportiens ‘to the general total borne by the varieus sources of revenue at three different periode:— Property tax “Feet office Did ping 4 ani a tdi tie 112.889 668.454 1,201,536 Diem lannous 65,849 139,166 121 389 Stock Exchange. Treswar, June 19, 1960. 96000 Bonn Hr "80 e2% 100 sea diBectlg so oT 2000 “Vir, (ima es OE 825 ‘ 2% 2000 Galt, “ornia Ts Oa 7000 | CREE 21 im be ex 95 geno fs wd Bi KR te m 106% 2008 H V4 Xi RE Di m 100 9000 Hy ERI RR GA m G16 1000 Go« BUOO MS 2000 1 2000 Clee 20 she Bar +30 181 3% cenunee rTork oy 93 Peo Ma 9 ate : ON @ 4 % . wy a rites MS alt Oois ad 00% xX @ ox , on % 100 0" x & Oy % 168 it dy EP “580 Bag 20 ‘500 205 eo 030 20K Poy “ong 20 | Be ” ‘cob 0854 mw oo 8 PL boo @ 200 0 eae iad 10 @y 10" OO O84, ° Oe ¥ so chi, Bar & Q Rit: OA wo co 08% oy | fae 6 340 43 25 N J Oaptral RR.. 120 BECOND ROARD. *° 300 08x 100 0854 100 ¢ 7 220 2634 t 200 3 | Spe lmsfcb 96% 150 do. 25 1000 Hud KRR2dm. 100° 60 ‘do. 26% 1000 Gosh Branch be a 100 do 26 '. 250 do 26% 100 do. 263 100 dc aT . 100 ma 100 Pac MSS Co.b60 89% 60 en RR 100 Mich Cen RR,.560 4734 60 Cai. Chi 860 Mich S& N Ia RR 18% 200 do. 60 do 880 13% 50 Clev & Tk CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Toxpay,.une 1i—6 P.M. ASHEa.—The market was quict and prices steady, with Bales of 20 a 30 Dbis. of pots at $5 81, while pearis were quiet at 25 75, Brxapervrre—Flour—The market was less buoyant aud active. ne advance ju the rates of freights tended to check sales. Prices opened with firmness in the morn. ing, but closed dull in the afternoun for common and me- dium grades of State and Western, The transactions footed up 7,000 bbis., closing within the following ruuge of prices:— Superfine State $5 0005 10 aus State... ab 3 Superfine Western, stave Ses ee seats 3 sae Srokes pet tor, pee of rbooks; a, ha fe ich, from thields tc eres 15th, off Georges, Shin James 1 Regent 4 3 rg ba births during the and f | the entire pasna, he Somer Wake fee cat ina Sdeaibe and ‘3 bass yng Giureliar April 4. panned Peay snarl Tag aon ng, or. der. Experienced heaty “Ehip Prookline (of New London), Butler, Pensacola, 19 days, with yellow pine, to master. Had bev in the Gulig since then: Tint winds. = Hark Kareb H Snow (of Boston), with ters de, fo Cary i Co. eis rich A ie ow Plone April 25; crossed in the ans May 19, io Pith Raper Braceti amie of Boston), Harding, Fajardo, PR, June By with sugar and mol Fork ienaares, Baten, B Belize, Jelng Hoa ius 3 ‘with mahogany Ac. oF Alevendre. Tork Gverman, Sterling, BL Jay arte, 19 bs dell Co, 18th fonts lat a ae woke bark ver, trem Rew O ites fort "days ont. rath ) He seed Tea pus June aa a hh eetown, Cook, em s erkia', with erin, feb oul. Park TB Part Nichols, Sagua, days, with sugar, to Sturges, Clenrman & Go, - é Be Hie ae Schuhs ‘Prus), Stettin, 58 days, with 316 tons of selier, jo order. rig Hope, Readie, Ponce, PR, 26 days, with sugar and mo- este to Savanilla, hides, wood a anc py eae sean Prig Furvis (of Machias), Thompson, Trinidad, 25 days, with Eriestinh ose Light lof Walobora), Bryant, n : io with 1olasses, t0.F V King Ook weasel i Yates & Por- eid. Hine heen 6 days 8 of gape ‘winds ad ““krig 1.W Woodruff (of Mi Robinson, St nie Tomasier. S00 inst lat 9430, kas 72 spoke bork Taste for Vantinone. Aicopee of Boson), Hammond, Sagus, 18 days, with wa a Laurie vd Se ry ee 1s daze, ei with om tts iam “yaprmie, B Common to Choice Western extra. 6 a6 Se, Louis OXtre. es. eeseeee 6 a7 50 Mixed to straight Southern. 5 3545 86 Struicht to good extra do 6 a7 50 hoice extra family and bakers? brands, 7 50a8 50 Rye fo 8 Mad ld pee Jersey and Brandywine, 3 45.03 83 —Cunadian flour con! ued firm, with sales of 700 bbls. at 8 35 a $5 62 for . Wheat extra, and at $5 76 a $7 50 for the better grades. Southern flour was firm, with sales of about 800 a 900 barrels closing within the range of the above quotations. Rye flour was steady at quotations, with miles of 170 bbis. Corn meal was in fair request, with sales of 300 a 400 bbis. at $3 45 for Jersey and $3 70 for Baltimore. Wheat opened firm on the part of holders in the morning, with less dis- position on the part of buyers to enter the market, and Prices closed with less buoyancy, The sales embraced about 46,000 bushels at $1 27 a $1 28 for Milwaukeo club, in store; $1 36 for red Western, $1 37 for amber do., $1 45 & $1.56 for inferior to prime Kentucky, rea State at'$1 30, and Racine somes $124. Corn opened with firmness and in good request export, but closed with less spirit. The sales focted up about 50,000 bushels, including West- ern sound mixed at 633¢c. a Gic.; Eastern mimghat 63c. ; Tound yellow at 69c. a 70v.; and Western yel ran T0e. Rye was quiet at 85c. a B5o. Barley and barley malt were quict and unchanged. Oats were in fair demand, with sales of Canadian and State at yesterday's prices. Correk.—The market was firm, with moderate pales, embracing 260 bags Rio at 133g 133¢c., and 500 do. Costa Rica at p. t. Messrs. Scott and Son give tho follow. ing statement regarding the stock in this market to-day:— ee 12th June, 1860, 15,592 bags; sales for tion estimated at 9,160. Stock of Rio on the 19th Syor June, 1860, 6,492 bags; Maracaibo, 2,013; Laguayra, 2,549; Ceylon, 1,450: Costa Rica, 1 va, mate, 14,440: government bage, 1400; other pretty 600; total bags and mats, 30.864. The stock of Rio, June 16, at New rl cans, was 14,500 bags; Baltimore, 6,400; June 19, New York, 6,492. Corvox—The market was tame and inactive, while sales were confined to about 600 bales, closing at about 103§c. # Te. for middling uplands. MTs.-—-The engagements comprised about 30,000 bushels of corn and wheat to Liverpool (chiefly the for. mer), in bulk and ships bags, at T4gd. a 8d.; 1,500 bbls. flour at 2s. ; 2,000 boxes cheese, by be ag at 60s.; 300 bales cotton at Ad. a 6-32d.; ”100 hi tallow and 30 hhds, tobacco at'208. To London 10,000 | pipe Staves at p. t., and 8,000 bbls. flour at 2s. 6d. To Bremen 19 hhds. tobacco at 279. éd., 60 cases do. at 12s. 6d., 100 bales of cotton at 6-16d., and 400 bbls. shes at 268, To Antwerp 6,000 Dbik. rosin were engaged at 3s. Hay.—Sales of 700 bales were made at 80c. a 90c. for shipment. Messen Pale of 60 bhds. Cuba muscovado were made at B3e. NAVAL STORES.—Sales of about 2,000 bbis spirits tarpen- pentine were made at 423zc. a 43c. for straight to good; shipping lots at 4344c- a 44c. for choice in New York bar. rels. Rosin was firmer, with sales of 2,000 bbis. at $1 55 a $1 5734, the latter ap outside figure: 200 do. No. 2at #1 70; G00 do. No. L and virgin at $3 60a $4 75; sales of 300 bbis crude were made at $3 50. The following state. ment from the circular of Messrs. Luce & Turner gives the receipts and exports at this port to date:— Receipls. Werk. Since 1st. Since Jan. 1. _ 1044 2.891 33,538 3491 9.046 2500 14,601 34,615 6,000 4,045 = siapes f r. ‘Total for the week. — Since Ist inst r Total since Jat 33,183 25,488 246,974 15,298 PRoviNiONS. —! with more firmue embraced 400 « 860 b Rew mess reported at $18 a $18 12%; Ww Prime, $13 4234; old Sree, G1) 2s cna toe oeation i 124'n 817 25. was Mendy, “with salen of 200 8 $00 ‘ble, incfudir country mete at 84 78 a 86; 1 cked mess nt $8 75 a $1 S extra Cut meats continued in fair sof 120 bhds. and tierces-at Tie. & Tide, for shoulders and ®ifc. a BXe. for hams, Lard was firm, with sales of 400 bbis. and terces at 11K6., and 130 kegs at 12%c. Butter and cheese were without prices, Pe mee a ah eatin ere nto at $4 44a $4 0255 per " SvGaxs were active and steady at the recent conceasion on last week's highest figures. “The sales fucted up about 2,500 Lhds., embracing: a small portion of Porto Rico at 7c. a Be., and the remainder Cuba muscovado, part at Sige & Tice. a Tie., and 400 boxes at p. t. Tonacco.—Business 1s quiet, and no prospects of reani- mation until the new crop will come freely to market. The sales embraced 132 bis. Havana at 300, a 880. ; 28 do. Cuba, p. t. and 146 cases seed leaf at 43fc. & 120. Wiaskey was heavy and cheaper, with sales of 300 bbls. at Qe, a 21 ge. Sales of Re: Estate By Adrian H. Muller, No. 14 Oak st., running through to and ag Chambers ai., i oe Mor. byte fanaa - $5,000 & Co. —The market was more buoyant, and on the part of holders. wales inc Tuding small Jots: Auction, SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Ocean Steamers. FROM RUROTE. ? eee tee: Hit SNEBEBMSCCE Ce e E = Afric... sess cee June 20. ...Liverpoo! Prince Albert. :).! June 31... Galway Argo . : Juve 2 Havre Vien North Briton. Liverpool | Kiagare Liverpool Kat mmonia. Asin. FoR cananenaa. New York........... June 20... MAVANA, MATANZAS AND NEW ORLEANS. Forres Crry—From New York 24, arriving and New Orlenna 10th. ‘at Havana 7th From New Orleans 2b, Havana 2ii, at Havana 170) Havana 3th, arriving at New Liverpool | terdem, which put Mr | at Rye. Malta, 65 with palm ail £0, to coe fhe oe ‘ge. wa pigieal valley, Ruseell ee re ‘anstavoren. “far vane isuer, Falmouth, Ja, with rum, sugne de, to Hi bolomon, | May 29, nt 21 06, jon 82 d Gur genres,” of Machiseport Sout for Cape St Antonio; a xh, lat 1om 96 06 signalized bark Dia ata, sloering NI Ni ‘days, with fruit, ihanie! Chase, Doane, a eee Giimartin. Treg mme Bir), Scott, Rydney, CB, 17 days, with,conl, to R eb etnon (BN), Ayres, Bt John, NB, 12 days, with stone, febr A Hastings (Br), Fie Dorches: with sone OF TP nceien ter, NB, 8 days, Sehr Venioo, Cleussen, iteabethport f for Portland. Behr Fannie Mitchell Allens Port Morrie hours Fehr Et Lawrence, Coabell, tan 14 day Sehr Harriet Ann, Er 10 sehr Fiore Ring ore ai, ‘br Tyrone, Tog 7 Fehr Rew Fenland Heh, “rem Sehr Wm Stevens, Little, Bengor, 4 days. Kehr Rubican, ——, Camden, 4 eden, ¢daye, Fe henmiuees emcees 1S chr Themas Jet erson, FI Sehr Com Kearney, Loriny ions days rh Echr Gazette, Bolt Boston tor Albany. Sela Pana Allen, Boston for Albany. pa Baz peng te ty Pe Albany. ft kor ten mee peomen pee r Kate, Treworgy, New s. Schr Corbulo, ———, New Bedfe 2 ” Echr Fmpire: Lovell’ New Bedford for Albany. Kehr Whistler, Presbrey, Taunton, 2 days. Schr Roanoke, Freeman, Taunton, ng Sehr Evergreen, Poter r. Cohanset, 2 Sebr Jemes Huntes agri, 2 ae Ech App zabe Shag oy Foes * Ep chr Ann Elizabeth, @, 2 days, Fehr JF Ferguson, Lawrence, Providence for Eilzabethport. Kehr Packet. Jones, Newpel Rehr Wakefield. ( ‘Conkiin, as Elizabethport. Fehr Ges Gilum Halt ‘chr Geo Gillum, Kehr £ Brainerd,’ Buell, Perna a0 Echr Sea Flower, Ston ele RENE ay Mount wan, fuunton, 3 aye, Stecp Binchstane cate 2 deve Sloop Velocity, Day Seces oergnee nda camer imer Coueerd, Vanseveer, Philadelphia. ae bm bpd Steamer New London, Smith, New Loudon. Richard aay Matt oe Pui ys. days. BELOW. Bris Ernesto (Ans), Giuranovich, from. Ramo 33 daya ath it et 30 Pa 1% 4 days hence for Neuvitas.—| SAILED. fteamship Jamestown, Norfolk &c. ‘Wind during the day SSE, fresh. Tel Marine HIGHLAND Some 18. en pre tag ey | ‘Quarantine. No other veesel in sight. xiao moderate; weather oe BANDY HOOK, June 19, Nation and one bark anchored ai the RW Reh boned eet, One ig nae a ire going up the Swash Channel, ound in. Wind moderate; weather hazy. FORT HAMILTON, cone sunset—A ship and two Dry = in the lower A nee in. Nothing else in sight. S, moderate; we ‘Miscellancous. ‘The new pilot boat Charles H Marshall, built by Mr Henry Bleers for the New York pllots, will be Iannched from foot of ‘th street, East River, on Wednesday morning at half past six o'clock. Purser T NpHempatend, of steamship Augusta, from Savan- nah, has our thanks for favors, Rank Warre Cuovp—Boston, June 19—Returned, bark Trinity, Leask, hence May 29 for Galveston, June 4, lat 35 46, ‘on 67 43, fell in with bark White Cloud, Ray, from New York for Cadiz, dismasied and full of water, having been knocked down in a gale on the 29th of May. ‘The Trinity, in attempting to beat (o windward of the wreck in order to eave the crew on board, missed steve and struck the White Clond amidships, ear rying away the Trinity’s bead spars and causing ber to leak 00 strokes per hour. At10AM on the Sh the Trinity sue: creded in saving the captain and crew of the White Clond, and brought them to this port, ‘The following cana} boats hare entered foreign ta the Casiom Tous within the past day or two. They bring cargoes of oats and pens {rem various parts of Canada to Rouse's Point on this side of the line, and from thence. by Lake Champiatn to Troy tnd New York:—-The D Ryder, Carrie, J W Ingalls, Dass, ihe Hieciprosiip Treaty, but Bt Tago and Guante- lon 72 40, spoke bark Raco- y pilot boat George Sweers, herm Wind and Tribune. They come under must enter the Customs as if sailing vesvels from any the Pritisb provinces. Senn FRANK A Hatt, before reported run ashore at Cape Corr was abandined Indy, 1890, on the passage from hia to Cienfuegos, and was fallen in with last Febru ary sil towed into Trinidad. foun Fawr, Nena of and from Jacksonville for Providence. while attempt on the night af the 6th inst, got suzhore on J ; but after Ii er deck low! rent! and on by one of the High ‘which had berm laced on the ‘Daoys in the channel going on Cowes, June 4—The Teatonia (68), from Queenstown, got oni the Hrambles yesterday morning on her way to Southampton, ‘and was pot gol off for two hours. Lemp | Ry ts uM _ a nom Dover, pom Soe Se New 8 pang, ice re” aw ‘euttied May 29, sen to 4—The Ii M Jenkins, of Maine ber), amen in int 87, lon , 18, im Int 87, lon 88, Societe ‘Atablan, for Providence, RI, with cargo Loxpox, Tune 5—Ship RM Mille, Sturges, of Augusta, Me, from Ardrossn for Genoa, which was abandoned in the Bay of Biscay on the 27th ult, before reported, was fallen in with on the 20th by the Am ship Scotia, of ‘and for Baltimore from Rot- om Lowrd and they brought the ap ap C2 wp, Channel taking seam ¢ ship came iver this afternoon, and wen into the Victoria Bock. Sovrnamrtox, June $—Of the Wight 24, Filmes, from Sunderland for Singapore; nies on the 27th and 28th ult May 29, ships mistnasi 1! and abandoned, $0 miles SE of the Lemon and Ower (names unknown). Lavxcwep—At Philadelphia 18th inst, from the nt of Mr Wilttiems, foot of street, bark called the J Pagie, Ehe is 182 feet long, 29 feet breadth of beam, 12 feet hold, and 500 tons burthen. ithe te to trade between Yatadeipbie: Ha vena, and Port ay under command She is owned by Thomas Watison and kona. ae: Notice to Mariners, mat ULF OF RIGA AND FINDAND, Aurrnamiox or Licut on Roxo Istaxp.—The Imperial Punanrirna—Prom New York @7th, arrtving at Havana 2 and New Orleans 25th. Sib, arriving at New York 13th, Lie Soro—From New York 27!b, arty New Oricans Mi. From New Orleans riving at New York toh Quanen Crry~ . Havana 1th, ar June 17. ™ —From New York for Hawana via Nassau, NP, on of every alternate Cu eamer at New York inday the meamers will except {rom New Orieans Port of New York, Jume 10, 1660, CLEARED. Steamship Afrien (Ir), Shannon, Liverpodt—R Cunard hip J Bates, ———, Meibourne—& W Cameron. } hip Metihda, Nichola, Glnagow— RP Buck & Co. | hip Primerston, r, Bic Poke Densch (Meck), Vass, Cork and a mki—Puneh & ee Bart (deena (Prom), Grants, Cubed Wendt & Co, Brig F Peimer, wer, Dorchester, Bria 8 rehanen. Ankers, Galveston—Noreroes & Prince. Prig F Bartlett, Bangor—T H Sandford. Retour _ hell, Vigers, Jaemel—Kunhant & Ca. fener J AW onee, Tenny, Bragos—Master | Behr heel Filor, Key Weat—Renner & Doake. HW Mitchel, Soci Jackson ille—Masior Ties Ravannah— Thappabannock—Van Dirnnt & Rlaght m, Newonryport—C & KJ Powre, > , leon, ai—1, Kenny Sloop Oregun, Rhodes, Bristol-Masier. ARRIVED. Steamship C¥r of Washington (Hr). Jeifrey, 1 Jverpen Jone gn Ti, maar an M. off Kinmie d Dale. Tron ootinll, Wwanneh, with mdse and Ba ey is Pesta ( Eas ving te ‘neamship Joseph Whiviay’ (rom Beak 1b A M Dies 2 {rout teres, signad legions 3 AM. Haters Urht ing N mee yi) N from Hatters’ % * burg: 690 FM, lat Py om 7400, passes Fhip Lajia Reokh, cow, May 8,» tth mean, to 7 W | Piel € Co. Cam orth Clannad, Say 9, Dat 82 85, Jou B 2%, io & gale from SE, was boarded by ahea ‘J #*. Which Frum New Orleans Sth, Havana | Vxitie, » light will be exhibited at Havana tet and | From New York June 5. arriving at Ha | yana June 30. From Havana June 23, arriving at New York | TANnas—¥rom New York for Matanzas on the &ih of each | Minitry of Marine of Russia has given notiee that henesforb frem the opening until the closing of the navigation of the from the new lighthouse erected en the southeast elevation of the Island of Rano, Gulf of Riga, nd cf the light hither ahown from the wooden lighthouss Hibwest extreme of that island, cht will be a fixed white light, elevated 200 feet 4 en level of the sea, and in clear weather should be bie trom a distance of siateem tnflen. ‘The iliuminating apparatus is catoptric or by metallic re- fectore jo form of an heragenal and 102 aia he fram The light tower, | fret hiph, i» planked with boarde and painted y uf tbe lantern, te painted red. and the top green. ef the wood which covers this elevation of U» hand oe intern will be seen te given WupeR part of the ght tower nd the In phen ep lat 67 488 X rtwehin, long oN oF Dx i from seaward. that om the yr Mn na hibited from the se Fwelter Ort, on Lyser Ort and om Piheand Tabu, +tonted on the western shores of Dago and Osel islands, and cn the coat of Kourland. cx account of repairs and the moe ™m, but that they would be relig fish: the iy ruminating apparatas will he di of the tiret order, The lighthouse we Suer Or wile This revolving whe liebe Che permed Mfeneaseton inating apparatus will be oatoptrie or by The lighthouse on Lyser Ont will. @ be iihuminating apparatus will be dloptrie or order. * 1Nb of August, the lighthouse on Filsand tora will cabibA the same revolving light ae harwotere, ‘but the ‘iomiteting epparatus will he eatoptric or by metallic ré- Gee worn. By order of their JOHN WASHINGTON her. Ky drographte OMe, Admiralty, Lomkm, ve 3 a te AKGATE SAND AND NOKTH FoRFLASD LiewTHousR. Tuixrty Hover, Loxpom, May 20, 1860. Notice \« hereby given that In gonenuence of the extenaton of Margate &ond to the enstwat ae been found Sat the Sortheast Margate and Bast Margate Buoys "a 4 that those Bony mow and co TpPies bearings: Hone Sort gate Iewoy, bo O46 fathoms bates 2 Tower of Moro Castle, Jot soo Raa of, Neptune's Marente Did Chesch ‘Tower, Qpem to tie Wat ‘ia ew Chureb, the apparent Aenath of the body | * the batters t fen opty Feorhe Tieton Fist Morente Boy, tn 43) fathone, With: is not me. Minster hast Mill, Bi as pe Forbes, the chief officer, and two men Se fu ua 7 d faleat } ties ieee fale F: : Tea Say trek Pande gine x, at 40 Syne er ayenes orane 16 fra cee ot etta, of and for N out from home, nik ee ut i for K cqtand Monroy Sane i sig =~ a Fshin Jame ames Nes Tune 10, “ER a. 42 days from Bangor, W, for Boston, June bark Ibiciks Sreen Glabeosion for: Benton, June 5, lat 24 50, Brig LT Knight, 14 days from Baltimore, Juse 10, lat 28 12, 4, 1oihig$ B James, steering ESE, was seen May 11, at 49 66, wet, South Shore Payers Ports. fames M Hicks, Greenman, Gal- Sid from Flushing May $1, Palermo, Ingham, Newcastle; hie ge radian, . radiah, Nok: Me 2 jctrmen, tna Sine Ai Tila Hoge i, Ora: rr G », Broderson, Richmond; ; June, Sbakspeare, Fecher, Foret; Axtwerr, June $—Arr ston, Peete und te port bark Caroline, Grinnell, for ape T—Arr Fulton «, Wotion, NYork for Havre. Caxpirr, ‘Jeme, d—Arr Ni Strout, Havre; Alexan- drine, T two Am drine, THeomb, Liverpool; ‘ah two ‘snipe froce Liverpool, Guomsrapr, May 21— Arr Activ, ‘ADU Cascade, Croston, ), NYork. NYork; 26th, Eure- Dra jane 4—Arr Cornelia Grinnell, Spencer, York (and id for Monk, London (and ald for NYork). "ian Louie ‘Kapcleon, and Klise, Patterson (both Put in a énchore Ann B Trompe, Ra tnchor ava ar fe has been he ar sme Doxmone: june 2—Passed by, Texian Star, Loud, from Liverpool for N York. ‘santo, PR, June §—No Am vonsel in port. Lascow. June, Si June Daggett, Lambert, New York; . Newman, . G Mi Arr Vi Maroni, Ni 3 Bo qo rr Victoria, ‘Orleans; and nd ae a? Samat eee (and ald (or Bath, 26h; W 26mm: 27th and ie No Am vessel in on ‘bean Hawn, Jape 3-0 ; Mreuch, Neweas axa, June 10—Are Cos : beta juntress, "Reed, Key for ieee: | 5 Ream Howes, NYork (and. sid for ; Fry, Mei (ae fr alice inh, bark Anna, Tuthill, Liverpool, 13th, brig Geo F Wiliams, Ford, pent Joh a Mth, bark Ax nn are F Pert Rape: a iors do; ech? Oo barks A. NYork Lewis, Boston; Mth, Amanda, Bemis, Erie, Preble, for Falmouth E; Sebastopol, Maik for Faimouth 8 Malle ys ‘tor Brube, Gaple, for Balumore, Fits, Wiesiiuanta Wise Salar arephomanhcas | % for New York ; Canima, and ks “rosby, for fer Cardems: ‘A Colby’ Herriman, for Boston; J ‘Smith, and J W Webster, Blake, just arr, and others “maa, May 27—I0 port achr Helens, lg walt for NYork. June 1—No Am vessel in ‘Sid "May 31, sche miter a ae wwyer, St Joho, NB; 4th, euroo!, June $—Arr Se Mork, Colley, wn NOrleanay “Bariiabad Poimcu, Ore) a ah ihe, sovanah ‘Rid c Western (eld 2); ‘Typha, Pat (old 40h); Tm ingman 4th): Ocean “37 ¥y Relicras (eld ‘tin Ellen nin, Gar Sex. and Aldanan, Bunker (eld 24), N’ pion of the Seas, Outeridge, Melbourne Raat, Newcomb, Boston. Ent out 24, Champion, Niebols, Havana; Chancellor, Borland, Marsh, NYork: ah, (Kivira Owen, ae lee Bath; b, Calenitia; Ks H Tucker, Clarke, Charlest Y Caruatie, Deve run, Havana: iden Re Collins, do; Ania ‘York; o "atten, "Keni, Wilco, do: Ironaides, Chace, de: Goy Langdon, Stone, Philadelphia; Mary Wa ams, Rio Janeiro, Loxpox, June é—Arr Arey, Nieuwe pct Frank- “da ag sheet, Mead *Cartif wind Ganges, 4h, Biandina eobee John, « f mamiiaze, May 27—1 and ies ‘ i ne Pu wlan, Lord, do” Bid Holt, ea Manannin, ag a a Ss Qy o ‘onTH PORELAN Pa, ship aa, frran Sh tor ert ‘wiih’ Ione of anchor and chain, mard has heen Newronr, Sune ScAre heats, ro, 4th, Consnl, Hayden, Luverpotd fr AS eg trom WYork wrong | inven 7 Brown, for do ht ‘brige Wobert Mowe fr arr ch: Inn, Lantare, from do arr 6th: from . Scotland, Francis, une; schrs A lett, from Vhiladelphinearr 4th; Heury, ttm Newborn, Ging. QreEs stows larry, Carmichael, Pensacola {and sid for Ginagow). a te Fewonle vo Peake Varn: "UF do th, Greito, Rewart, from XOrieans for Liverpool Rio F ino, ot glo Janzino, May in port ships Hi Sg fete ae tte ick Bs foe New ae one 4 ine S—Arr Rotka, Lindman, NYork; éth, Paler- SAayaxrita, June J—No Am vessel St Tuomas, May 80—In port bark J Bist Mowe from Liv. erpool for Galveston, eee [eater ets Albert Horn, for sale, A Clark, wet In mh, Somers, we, ina ‘une: od Wy A it, from at arr Zid, do; “Pharos, Ayes arr 26th, do. Tonnay. June 2-Of, Daniel Webster, Spencer, from Lon- bg ie PERL, j\—Arr veconia, Hulethot, Charles ¥ 3 Arr Windwa: 1d, enefoom, i 4 ‘Trveste, Orleans. Terks Tanne, June 6—In port brig Sumner, of Salem, for Vauranaiso, May 18—In port Boston for San Franeises; Island for Hampton Roads: amt “| fe Baltimore; Gentoo, Freeman, for Jemsenger, » tthe: barks Maria, hee a 5 iol A Rartiett, do; ltt free jones, do, APALACHTCOLA, June a: (i Bashey, Barney, NYork, schrs Kate Merril, Wieka: to: t Susan, . Providence oT eager sen, Ht, NOrleane: ba der, Baltimore, brigs tn Hi Parks, Ad Wavis, Davia, Cardenas; B Doane, Lo Alevandrs,’ Jae B George, Seow, New seit Tato Jom Wos sehen’ schre hye BELFAST. June &—Arr schr Bay State, James phANGo az brig Wie acti. a i Pa ' rf mane nd, Lawry, NYork. nr A schr Greenland, Bell, CITY POTN’ Tina AT“Hh pot sin Uns og, for Liver- poo ie: 40; barks Hetre- ia firemen). for Bremen; en ( sen for Brenien; Kosmos (Bremen), ondlug for Breton: Hen: Torrents Sate ieoliaee tat Lando rer aca ae. ntwerp; for 5 a ‘John di sehr Ann, loading for New ‘York. CALAIS, June 6—Arr sehr Richmond, Pitcher, arent 8th, ship ; ache ‘New York. Cid Gih, sebre New Yiktor iaskel Norks ith brigs ‘ake he oat icy RAKWATER, Sune 16,11 AM—Dark Mar- Sreliord £ Rankin, of NYork, arrived bere ng for oTRARTPORT, D0 2-Arz bark H Grey, Good ee recor, NYork: sche Hr Dyer, Fraey ia. ‘Bid Ai ah ‘schra L Walsh, ne, NY racy, lade bs tad Riven J En June 1S Att sloop Neptune, Davis, Fiza: Heth, achr Cornelia, Mackey, 4 sida achra R Alexandria; Hunter, ett, 16th, el itvew, , Heald, Alexandria; Sie Went 8 New York: Wf Mauanans’ Evo, ang ane, Bake, do, W A Seem. ik brig, James Croaby, Weazie rom (ror Dighton), angae oF “re tC aggeterripes OUTH, June 15—8ld echr 1, N Godfrey, Elizabeth LVESTON, June 8—Arr schrD Goodwin, oud 7 Hownrd, Nicke = ea WF ang arc; very Wis SES: i WB a poe hip WB Travia, aria oct, for Mork: bark Ala pus stale Hv oa Betas Ho: Re eh eta or Reedy ‘MeAlmon, {or Nvork; tiger, ‘Evang Baas 16th. arr sehr Com Kearney, Lovett, Boston for N¥ork. Bid schre R'B Howlett. 8 © Willetia, Boe ying Cloud, Com Kaneney, oT ure, Sarah Buck, ond J C Hamne! ‘ enter Maar Top, Mek by LF) Sg Rid Cranmer, Providence; on om rie Win i Sawyer, Pred, Sngus; ih, ach MOMILE, June M—Are Sp ship Darel, Ha- Dede an peace eso venta Whither NEW ORLEANS, June 12—Cid hark Arr ship. Jarvis, Bullard, Pierce, Pande tae cd via St Marks, Cid bark * knale, > Stock holm ; eae hina Vere Cras Dew Drop, Tite-Are steamer Ospt Omray, Kenney, Nyork:; she John Ro- ers, Clark, Alexandria. sehrs Anna, Bowes, Alex. as ee, Nie Lg hes Cyt bbs: William ith; Ann Amel an, and James Lawrence, cia York; &; sloop Vashon, Young, do. 1sth—Arr schre Chas Whiting, opens Philadelphia; New Delight, Scovil, Riteabetaport Yondova, Jones, Alex: andi. pomgtirs. ities, Phiiede aaa do ~~ tree 4“ ‘and T RICHMOND, 3 ‘easter Pm tor nd i. ratte te Burry, 5 Sng, Gorn tessier risk Aree gare recs Wi Gregory. Badkiin, 5 Claas ( ie Pratt, N Hobensauffen, Lamke, “Whcarom, J June Arr gehe Snow Rackminster, Georgetewn, Re. Be. i theo Crista, crn Reese, Charleston: ochre ¢ vin Harwood, oad Lenael Lessa, » Hart, wea A FRANCISCO ny 2S—Are ship Herald ofthe Morning, NBAvANNAdl, June M—Cid sohr Charlotte Shaw, Shaw, Lash vith eee ‘York. Ch We ‘eeks, and MS Ith, wchrs Btar, am ; New Jersey, Vanneman, “ee y ARSPORE, 3 Jane 9 Bid brig Executive, Gilkey, Western ie" A SmALA at, i FAMILY, rye three unfurnished R: nek: second tard Boor of 8 Wrould huawer, eAish wiuted med TW ENC 62 Rag Fourteenth street. Warr, PART OF A HOUSE, IN A GOOD NEIGH. borhood, for @ family of four persons, iero brothers, of reference given and required. debs fiater and servant Address box 286 Post office. ANTED—~A FULL, SIZED “Hot modern wementa, bet om and and Ser tes Pont fies, stating terms, Ae ‘ANTED yy! p A — py en ane IN THE PERSONAL. Al a DUNPHY, AGED M4, : nek, aes A ter, Namen 31 ened Tornoe 1 #o io 1 csr uaaenh vires Sacer: Se 4 Oe. beth street, NEw York. NY Te RESPECTING THE AY bein "New York or font oe Hroslfa al by ci, aa =. LOOKING, HEALTHY BOY, tigyeare i hati Uf gor tnvel een eee NFORMATION WANTED—OF « CATHARINE, HONARD.| I who arrived in New York Ienac when last beard from she was in adeno Any informa. jon will be received by her sister at No. I Uollege’ 17 H. CARSON, 8ON OF WILLIAM AND beth Carson, born in Wi ig yd 2a Suly i, 18h, leaving tn oy Any ean furnish information in relation party for, wil! confer « favor by 80. H.R ris 13 Commercial street, Boston. AND, # OR NEXT OF KI atthe chy rer whieh are prepared tas on the mest | ble terme. are 8 oar fore Neatest in appearance and best in quality, FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE EXHIBITSON. meer Qa i RS ED RES OS AE 7 6. be nd FIRST Se trat quay. Deel ee an era and town promptly attended to. ‘ik remea {Tom 5960, for Ra: ee imac GREAT CHANCE Py ed Ehes seat for nc dies isireet eins arvets a>