The New York Herald Newspaper, May 28, 1862, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, TuEspay, | May 27—6 P.M. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 26, and since January 1:— 1860. 1361. 1862. For the week........ $1,717,612 2,622,590 2,068,400 Previously reported.. 32,227,222 49,820,699 46,845,406 Bince January 1...$98,944,853 52,463,289 48,016,800 The money market was very dull to-day after the excitement of the past few days. Few loans were disturbed, and the indications are that to- morrow the parties who called their loans yester- day and on Saturday will be anxious to find em- ployment for their means. We hear of sales of mercantile paper, about six months to run, at 5 per cent. Certificates of indebtedness agg 1; bet- ter—about par. Gold rose to 10434 this morning, and some of the leading bankers advanced their rate for the steamer to 115, at which figure there was little or no busi- ness done, the highest sales being about 1143,. Franes are quoted 4.92% a 4.90, with a light de- mand. Produce merchants predict a continued and increased scarcity of bills. The stock market was better to-day. The more cheerful news from Washington gave more courage ‘to the bulls, and the decline of yesterday led to an increase.of orders from the public. The bears are ‘@ good deal disappointed that no large amounts of stock have come on the market during the recent period of uneasiness. They appear to have ex- pected that the shifting of loans would oblige some of the heavy bull operators to sacrifice their stocks. To-day there was some realizing, perhaps for bull account, but the aggregate amount of stock sold was small. With this exception, so far as we can learn, there have been no sales of stock for accounts of the leading bulls since the decline began, though it may reasonably be con- jectured that the leading operators, who foresaw the turn in the market, relieved themselves of some stocks before prices gave way, and so Strengthened their position. At the morning board to-day a large business was done in Pacific Mail, Erie, Central, the Michigan shares, Galena, Toledo and Rock Island. The advance of the morning was equal to 1 in Pacific Mail, 4% in Cen- tral, 94 in Erie, 1 in Erie preferred, 14 in Michigan Central, 1 in guaranteed, 4 in Illinois Central, 14 in Toledo and 2 in Rock Island. The inclement weather operated against business between the boards. At the second board stocks came out more freely than they had done, and prices gave way in consequence. A decline of % &1 per cent in the leading specula- tive shares ensued. After the call there Was quite a rush to sell among the small operators, and the market closed heavy at about the follow- ing quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 10314 a 10314; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 103% a 10334; do. 5’s, 1874, 93 a 9334; Tennessee 6's, 5734 a 57%; Virginia 6’s, 5657; North Carolina 6's, 72a 73; Missouri 6's, 51 a 5134; Pacific Mail, 10924 8 109%; New York Central, 8634 a 86%; Erie, 351¢ @ 35%4; do. preferred, 62 a 624; Hudson River, 442 4424; Harlem, 13% a 1334; do. preferred, 3434 @ 34%; Reading, 4734 a 4834; Michigan Central, 59% a 5934; Michigan Southern and Northern In- diana, 23% a 23%; do. guaranteed, 544 a 5434; Panama, 130 @ 132; Illinois Central, 60 a 6034; Ga- Jena and Chicago, 67 a 6724; Cleveland and Toledo, 41% 2 41%; Chicago and Rock Island, 60 a 60%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 71 @ 73; Milwan- kee and Prairie du Chien, 27 a 2734; Cleveland, Columbus and Cincinnati, 115 a 117; New York Central 7's, 1876, 105 a —; Erie third mortgage bonds, 97 a 9724; Michigan Central 8's, first mort- gage bonds, 10534 a 106; Illinois Central 7's, 93.0 93%; gold, 104% a 10414. The receipts of the New York-and Harlem Rail- road Company for the first four months of 1862, as compared with last year, are as follows, viz:— «$375,026 ‘Total of four months’ increase over last year.. $20,810 The Harlem Company ran two express trains to Albany, also two express trains from Albany, du- ving the above period last year, which they have omitted this year, thereby saving on running expenses about $15,000 a month, and notwith- standing their leaving off these express trains, the company show the above favorable in- crease in their receipts. Many persons are under @n erroneous impression that the cars of the Harlem Railroad Company and the Fourth avenue city line are separate and independent companies, doubtless arising from the fact that the large pas- senger cars are drawn by locomotive power, and the short line, or Fourth avenue city cars, are used only for the city business. They both, how- ever, belong to and are owned by the New York and Harlem Railroad Company, which company is about extending its Fourth avenue city track up Madison avenue to the Central Park at Seventy- ninth street, under the recent act of the Legisla- ture, and expect to be enabled to run their city cars to the Central Park during this summer or early fall. It is not only a great public necessity, but is of great pecuniary importance to the New York and Harlem Railroad Company, and will be eompleted as expeditiously as possible. The route is up Fourth avenue to Forty-second street, along Forty-second street to Madison avenue, and up Madison avenue to the Central Park and Seventy-ninth street. From the recent trials made by the Admiralty of Great Britain on a section of the Warrior and Monitor by the Armstrong smooth-bore gun, at two handred yards, it would appear that the boiler plate which has been used in these vessels is not ball or bomb proof. From a mean of twelve trials of the best English boiler plate iron from different makers in Staffordshire, Derbyshire and Shrop- shire, the tensile strength upon a square inch was found to be 19.6 tons, or 44,000 pounds. The English Low Moor bar, as tested at Alger's forge in Boston, gave an ultimate strength of 52,850 pounds. The New Jersey Franklinite bars, tested at Baltimore, reached over 77,000 pounds. The Director of the National Forges im France, speak- ing of a bar of American Franklinite, says:—‘The aspect of the fracture was all nerves. An im- mense number of experiments have been made with this press, not only upon all the irons of France, but upon the best irons of England, Swe- den, Spain and Siberia. any bar tried reached the absolute tenacity of the Franklinite. It began to stretch at 15,000 kilograms, and the charge under which it broke was 25,000. Absolute tenacity per millimetre, 40 kilograms 8 m,"" The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day: we may continue t hear of furt them teliet has led to @ more el. We have not had an fms since last week; but thi manufacturers are still inclined to hold with much firm. ness. Many selle's are inclined to (reat the news from America lightly, ‘and express an opinion that it wit! not lead to an increzsed supply of cotton; but this is not they opinion of merchants, or, if it ia, they do not back their confidence to thateffest by operations im the cloth mar- ket. The impression of som? of our sh:owdest men of some of whom have private agents in Charles- ‘w Orloans) is, that the blockade will be raised on the fal! of thes» ports. and (hoy say there can be Ixtle doubt that ifthe Mississippi is opened many of the plant- ers, who are much pressed for money, wil! undoubtedly ship all the coiton (hey ean on the first opportunity. Not only has the Manchester cioth market been inanimate to- day, merchants doelining to buy (except, in some cases, to supply pressiug wants, and (hoa only in smali-quanti- ty). but yarns have also been remarkably quiet. There is, however, notwithstanding, little or no decline ia prices. Spinners are very firm, expressing & belief in many instances that, whatever may be the prospects in the future of a better supply of cotton, there ts every probability that prreos must yet go hii ‘ore relief comes. ‘The market is much firmer than was anticipated, thongh no actual business is doing for any quarter. The Michigan Central Railroad earned the third week of May:— Increase .. + $6,724 The Michigan “Southern Railroad shows on the third week in May a gain of $8,000. Mr. Sistare, No. 27 William street, advertises in another columa to cash State of California cou- pons, due July 1, at five per cent. Stock Exchange, ‘Towspay, May 27, 00a. 100 ha NYConkK.si0 50, 860 $1000 U8 6’s,'81 cou 10354 1500US6's, ,'810rwiy 103 10000 USB's, "74, cou 927% io 2197320) ponte 104} 3000 Minn 8 p ct bds or 9000 N Y Central 6’s 100 5000ERR3 imb's: ps os 5000 do 3000 MC 8pc 103 30000,B KQRR 8 pob 105 35 80 1000 Mich 52d m... 5000 Tol & Wab 2m 10000 do......... 6 5000 Mich Saf bds. 93 3000 TlCon RR bds 93 3000 Del. L & W2m 1004 1000 Mil &P-duClm 96 4000 Gal & Chi 2mb 100 10060 American gold 194 ‘ do. 104 300 Cley & Pitts BR, 100 Gal & Chi RR.b30 100 h30 15 Brunswick CL.Co 7 130 Zacihe Mail s3 Co 1123s cb a" paucak, INO Boa 20 sis ich c ae SECOND $65000.U 3 6'a,'81,reg 10845 1000US 6's,'81,pn 10355 16000 US 6's,"63,reg 10134 1500Trea 73-10; fons 104% 300 do.. 50 Hud Riv RR... 30 200 do.. 30 200 Mich Cent RR.b30 60 OIrry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspay, May 27—6 P. M. Asums.—Pots wore steady at $5 75, with small sales while pearls were nominal at $6. Baxapervrrs.—Flour—The market for State and West- ern brands of flour was lower, especially common grades, which closed at 6c. decline. The higher qualitios wero rm and in fair request. The sales ombraced about 14,000 bbis. , closing within the following range of quota. tions :— $425 0 440 455 a 465 425 a 440 455 a 675 455 0.6 75 510 a5 70 575 @ 675 675 a 725 300 a 405 290 a 320 —Canadian flour was heavy, and the lower grades fell off in prices, while the sales were light and embraced 800 2900 bbis., within the above prices. Southern flour ‘was without alteration of moment, while the sales em- braced about 1,600 bbis., within the range of the above figures. Rye flour was in light request, but steady, with sales of 270 bbls. at our quotations. Corn meal was steady, with sales of 450 bbls. Jersey and Brandywine at the above prices. Wheat was heavy and lowe. On common and medium — Prices cave way from Lc. to 2c. per Reet while prime qualities were without alteration of importance. The sales reachod 175,000 bushels at $1 20a $1 25 for white Ohio and Michigan, at 9c. @ $1 02 for Canada club, $116 a $1 18 for Western amber, $1 09 a $1 16 for red winter Western, $1 04 a $1 08% for amber Iowa and Green Bay, 95c. a $1 03 for Milwankee club, and 90c. @ $101 for Chicago spring. Corn was about 1c. per bushel lower, while the demani was (air at the concession, with sales of 35,000 bushels at 4éc. a fe ore and delivered. Rye was less buoyant, with males of 4,000 bushels at 60c. for Western and al 68c. a 0c. for State. Barley was nominal. Barley malt was quiet’ at 90c, a97c. Oats wore M good request, mostiy on government saat, wih sales of Western and Ca- nadian at 39c. a 42}¢c., and of State at 43c. a 43 3c. Cortox.—Te market was active and higher, and closed sti at an advance of Ic. per ib, The sales footed up fond bales, closing on the basis of Slc. for middling up- lands. FiuniGnts were lese active, while rates were unchanged. To Liverpoo! about 25,000 bishels of wheat were engaged, in ship's bogs, at 105,d., and 30,000 do. corn at 10d., in Ship's bags: 17,000 galions of oil at 35s., aud 1,000 bbls. fi -y With some lard at 308, "To London 6,000 of wheat, in ship's bags, at 11d. To Havre 13,000 Dushels of wheat, in shipper’s bags. at 20c. Two small vessels were engsged, and took 9,000 bushels of wheat, each for Gloucester, at 13d., in bull. Provisioxs.—lork—The demaud was fair and the mar- ket closed with rather more buoyancy: the sales em- braced about 800 bbis., including mess at $12 25 and Prime at $9 62!;a$1 75. Beef was steady, with sales of 250 bbls. at $12 25 a $13 50 for plain mess aud $14 3734 a $14 873 for extra; beef hams were inactive at léc. a 17c.; prime mess was quiet and nominal. Cut meats were fu fair demand ant more active embraced 700 packages at 334c. a 44c. for shoulders, part in boxes, a 5c. for: Bacoa was unchanged: cales of 25,000 Ibs. bellies wore reported at 73gc. L jes of 400 a 500 Dbis. and tierces: 8c. new yellow State butter was at 17c. a Iéc. and fair to good at 16c. al Southern Ohio was at 12c. & 16c., and best Western reserve do. at 17c. a 18c, Prime State cheese was at Tc. a Go. for new and old, d was THC. @ SHIPPING NEWS. “ALMANAC ¢ ron sam vos youx—amis Day. ween 122 ve eve 6 = Port of New vom, May 27, 186%. CLEARED, Ship Gertrage, Doane, Liverpool Murdock & Smythe. Aki Lucy Thompeon, Crocker, Liverpool—8 Thompeon's a y ‘nertean Eagle, Urquhart, Liverpool~E EB aed ie Joste Nicholas, Nici holae, Gloucester—R P Bucl ke Byiphide, Monderson, "Newport: Wecnckenn Neil Bark Ji ty ag iassow—T Dunham, Berk Heimdanl (Nor), ‘Nerverg, Cork—Funch, Meiacke & Wendt, Bi Wait, Bi —H Ke fae x vera Grus—Hai racony, Mnay, Havana—d Aah aie ety mtrinen ye Ne’? Barvado— Hi Trowbridge’s Sone, J Brig $0" dastver, Rte Philadelphia~Yates, Porter. s Behr (1 ‘astor, oper a sinc ates Motealt A Dra reyets & 50, Sehr Hannah, nec nua warn: Sebr Ghote Bekiaeon Paty pene ¢ tao (Bry, Rise Be goh HYP cet eran jena caton=—Master” Foon iit ps A asi U 8 revenue for hs, ete ih mdse owen, Bonen 1 a in Sdays, in ballast, to mae NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 28, 1862, Ae eek (of Kennebunk), Peabody, Boston, ¢ days, in om Ship Oits of ‘Montreal, Bradley, Boston, 4 days, in ballast, to T Dunham. Bars Hebersham (Br, of Neweastle, B), Pierce, Calcutta, Fe29, vig St Thomas 13 days, with gunuy cloth, wo onder: Arr itn Bark Johanna & Antoinette (wor, Eckersburg, Newcas- “Sark Topeka. (of riaiel, RE), Ouaeeh, Mi hark To) of ‘ witt ugar, to master. Pr a a Bark Rambler (of Rockland), Packard, Trinidad, 17 days, with sugar ke, to Met alt & Dutycan, Mth inst, on Cientue- ta, fron Rio Janeiro, bound 60s, spo: bark Sierra Ne . Ovran Home, Harriman, Newt May 16, with su- lied tu company with schr J’ Kilburn, gar to) B Ward. fon ew York! rig Adciphi, Darry, mei, May Bishop & Co. roth taal iat 030 to 70h ot a bar bo oun arate: Ing Uo and wae st 7 ith aaa im he bl rig Ho went), Ne with Tmotanse £ to Midd ile ton ren praany ammnnony May 2 brig C FO” py. Wiley, Matanzas, 10 daya, with sugar, to Minig Heceisior (Br, of Windsor, NB), Card, Mavsauilia, rig Excelsior (Br, jytsor, NS), Card, Mansan Ma CF Baton (liver Windson, NS), Ourry, Sagua, Mi ri ton (Tir. of Windsor, , ig Boe tin agar, toDR Dow ra yi me daiieinnstiak Pig Kxveisigr (Br, of eranivda), Talbot, Bermuda, 6 de wae pete a AE PEL), Hotaysok 2 r ri, ie) (8r, 01 i ola) i " with Potatoes, SOsTinal ¥oie Brig Condor (of Gow cabana). Allen, Yorktown, 4 days, tn ballast, to Thos paon & Muni Bri Robin, Coitrell, ‘Chereyield, with lumber, to Simpson Providence Bile Bondova, Be dence Ocean Eagle, javen, Rath er facto, i “se “ ih 20 hours, in bal- cl eve herte teh), sWverpoo! days, with cout, to dtuger Broa, ith iat, lat B00. ate 0 90, spoke ship Glad Tidings, hence for Giza ht Decatur Oaker, Onkos, St Barts, 9 days, with fruit, to Behr Nonpareil (Br), ‘Hankin, Cornwatiis, 13 days, to Dur- yee & Hyde, ), ——, Cornwallis, to Duryee & Hyde. Schr Eason (Be Be), Pi ry , Price, h anche, Balen, Bryaod (ie, St John, NB, 15 days, wit Schr Bella Peck, Gardiner, Schr Capt John, Torry, limbetiport for Torte Sche James-éSamllel, Hart, Buzavethport for ‘Schr Z A Paine, Jones, B Schr Vatetta, Means, iter fare - Schr Oraloo, Pressey, 8 days, Schr Buoentaur, De sae Oa Hohr Hoxes, Talikin, Bangor, Schr arene @ Schr dein, Favikentam Schr American Cuief, Schr Oregon, Pratt, Rec Schr Empress, Torrey, Rockland, 5 days, Schr Northern Light, Lane, Vinalhaven. Schr Lady Emma, Baxter, Hingham, Schr Mary E nily, Snow, Gloucester, ‘West Gleain, Tarr, G Schr Wild Rose, —, Gi Schr Leocadia, S.nall, Behr Fisinouth Rocks Burt, Horta" days. Bent Howart, Baker, Ho 0 carl chr Vintage, Chadwick, Boston for Atban: Schr Marietta, Terry, New Bedvord, 3d 3 McDonali, Kelly, New Bedi Seaconnat for Ai ac Poriand, Ge ae? Steamer Mars, Ni Steaner Vulean, Morv son, niladelplia, Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence, BELOW. Shir ae from Cadiz.—Bv pilot boat Chas H Mar. shall Bork Ellen Angusta,—All by pilot boat Mary E Fis, One ship, unknown, Wind at sunset N. Miscellancous, Smtr Zoxe, Fullerton, from Sbiclda via Falmouth, B, for Boston, was totally lost on Sable Island on the 7:h inst, One man, a Swede. was the only person saved. Tie Z waa 470 tons register, built in 1850 at Portiand, Me, was owned there, and rated A2, Sur Exizanerm Krasart, Brown, which arrived at this port om Monday from Boston, in bal/ast, is to load in Jas C Jqwett & Co's Despateh Line of China yarke:s. Suonr Passace 10 Sax Feaxcisco—The clipper ship Ro- mance of the Sea, Capt Clough, of C Comstocs’s line, which salled hence Feb 7 for San Francisco, arrived at that port on the 24th inst, thus making the run im 105 days—ti passage curinz the past 17 months—ind hoes ripened Rewsors tactuding the Andrew Jackson, which was Il} days. stock. te now loaling the Al clipper ship Kingisher, which has made the passage toS Fin 112 days, Suir Grotto, of Richmond, Me, vahine Teported as! t Holmes! Hole, was floated oF” at 11 PM ih Laat, by Willan € Dunham, Underwriters’ Agent, Batavsa, March 31—The ship Sweepstakes Magi, from Adolaide in betlaat, ardlecd rh Rais the 21st, in Straits of Sunda, she struck on the reef oi” Bra: bans Lede, and, acoording to the captain's rvport, thump. ed heavily fur some 1U hours before al making some water, aud will goon the dack. Or SBE Hone Kona, April 1—The New Gran: Ginn, which atrived March 20 from I lumber), re I an ship Georg’ aget Sound (spais ar: heavy weather on the passaze, ‘Tue Grin ing Cuapel Island, ran upon a reef hot siip'schatt. She carried away her rudde: fortunate @ oe oe aot eines itScays after. The avy strain she received while w u tot wos le tandert “ is he rei bas caused her merican lomer, which arrived h from Bangkok, reports Feb 28, off Syang island, picket ups cown in the which she was deat containing 9 Malay scanien belonging to ihe Port sep z aE AOS, Ebi 8 E Eeapare a Me wrecked on Helen 1a! mainder 0 na up dy the American bark Pericles, ror Shanghase eet ‘rhe Igucretia, Harding, (rom Sianila, Yoresea Francisso, pnt im 29th ult to bain 'a new topunast, bavi € ig one jn a heayy- gale off the hoses The New Fultanson, trom Sins for 81 put in 16:h ult, having experienced very rough eee eet Thifved ber eargoatabferent times, which caused her to be- come somewhat leaky, The Hanoverian brig Stade, Ryeper, from Shanzhae for New Ye h teas, was lost on the Prata Suval March 22. Crew sa Reser, Bay of Islands, Feb 5—Put in, th a choriy, from Neweas‘le, NSW, for San pny of fore topmast and beta topgallantmas id bor tain topgallantmast badly erung. 104 bowepeitand xew pectorsnatemen. Arrat ford ih inst, bark” Mt " lane O¢ Pernambuco. March 24 with 160 up om een; e 200) ‘ath, sharks Gipsey, Pacific Ocean; Awashonks, Wing, Ken ON Cape Horn, no date (by shy Francisco), bark Pacific, Howland, Nee oil since leaving Sandwich Islands, ship B D Moicalt, Fonsoons tease ox neisco, 7 arson, hen Fr sue a i : om San Francisco, April lorving ai ‘oster, 8. bo ae Wee iies Bey ir, hence for San Francisco, April ‘sip Nonpaie Green, from San Francls:0 for Falmouth, ton 44 10. j Horwenaia’ Dreyer, hence for Shanghae, April, lat 2 Hy Ship Pranite Non36 We from Calcutta for London, apes at meray Bhip Polar pare Pearson, from Rango . April'3 lat 8 N, low 2t W. ee Se Mae, Young Hector, B, having taken Ship Herbert, Crocker, from Bangkok for Houg Kong, Feb 20, nu lat, a he ui, How, eat Boston April 6 for Sumatra, 1 19, Jat AL Bale » from Coquimbo for Li nip Jos ‘adiee, Hopner, er q May I. Pres we 3, ae 5 mee a An Am sh eerins 8, showing white Ath the centre, Ne seen April 17, lat 2 13 N, ton 962 nw, 108 ud Bark, Julia Ann, Farr, hence April 13 for Sydney, N8W, April 29, no lat or lon, Bark 1: from Boston for W Coast of Africa, May 6,on 8 edge of Georges Ban! Bark E Koster, from Port Royal, 8C, for Cardenas, May 6, lat 31, | on a from Boston for Ship Island, May 22, lat Sa: ie 01 ff Okie (Brea), hence for Rio Grande, April 22, lat 2615 Te Licnight, 9 days from Cardenas for Frank rt—by waa Marre Fish ee Foreign Ports. ~Hrassed by, White Falcon, Windsor, h oar Lizzie Boggs, Dizer, Port Town- anita. PR; May 1-—No Am vessel in port, lay 15—Arr brig H_ Havelock, Derier, N York. Bil 14th, sche Geutile, Perks, Boston. Uid 20the brig den: nie Moodie, Vickery, Ph iadelph’a. ‘Canvier, May 10--Arr John Sidney, Southard, Belfast, Covomno, April 5=Sid Catetin, | Cancurtay April Arr § Mad _Cantox, March 29—In port sip Xs Palmer, Low, for ‘ork. ARDEXAS, May 15—In port bark Martha Anna, Chase, for ay M—Atr Rhine, 2, De re Breakwaur for rders, ready to hy ana gers, muady U0 sa ae Kew joore, and Anna Deltn Laadon (ane both ‘a for NY RYoi)§ bornen, iheed, do (and ‘ald for. Callao) ; ‘A Sta ung, Sdirdinesyos. soa. Tul in aud anchored 12th. JW Spencer, Spencer, from the or Teneriffe. FatmouTn, May Warr Piatto, Prince, Rangoon, Sid Jith Brotertor, Stepheusm, Clyde; Mary R Barnes, Genoa: Lath, inkham, Gloucest ‘a 2 mn Quixott Gaiene ya hip Quixotte, Nott, for yw, March 23—In part sli osid Corea ra kine Luce, Ni , tee aa wae bby. Monimeia ¢ GALLE, \—! aver] fen tte, Haves, Pinion Davis Wis, New York. inane % yi jay roe Bradberivge “New ay 1} ioe, Pagenstecker, NYork (before ona Ki h 16—Arr New York, Willineseos, ben nd r a, ¢ genes botnet Winrar Hap Sine ‘Sal ‘U6th, Homer, Rowe, srbses ‘28th, Reconnais- suey day frame am keer arog, Masi Kingsman, 18th, aay ‘Nye, sig a roby outa Pit, May mh or oo port ‘tare pees Knowles, for oan Rape, Met ee er : im (a). Boston and Halitag, rt) Upartesion'aar) Xia Nase ‘Bid Join, David, Hoadley, Barnaby. tater ee wor: Now Yoru: Kecoriask, Ryder, Key West; rt, Stricker, Baltimore; Matte. Metcalf, man, Matangag; 12th, Samuel Lindsay, Gaptil, Gnlate} ptt Tow: iat ont 10th, ar spermine tt crete mgiesiring tnd Ene ponds prose A niall LORE Sorenton, Lowden, Alex. a RENE and George Carl, reps ia, Seve rhs flaniay, Wel aS Amity, Stinson, Amherst at Far ‘Vancouver's i (ae i te y cine ti va "Bion Me ih, Albrecht O'Swal Id, jonni! , San Franciaeo; Harry Bluff, Redman, WN oth, Hoptins, ' ‘Boston; 19th, Kureka, eS ‘latch, Grant, yor. Uld March 14, Shawmut, Mert Biuff Harbor; hg ik . Huckminater, fe ry cols jor Poses Jack Frost, Eu Show Byuall. Dillingham, Anjer Pos ™ ata, Ma Fenn trie Airuccabah, for Boston May 8—BEnt out, Lina, Subr, and Depesohe, 16h rt brig Col Penniman, Coffin, for ‘you (ir), for do 1) days. Sli’ 16th, chr J : ance EWCASTLE, Pugneta, NYork, Nuvrrtas, Bla ay Ettburm, Roi urn, Oraco, ob S-Are Versailles, Sherburne, Melbour ne ( #10 241 0n her return); 7th, Nubia, Ray, Geclong Tuntoe Guam); tak Yotang Amer cay gary 221, Charlot ot’ Fame, Kerr, Tusrudiio, Thorndiie, Ad: latte; Sh, Tay Anna Kt rioally Marsh, Mol ist man, Melbourne; your Pivaovrm, May 1l--Arr P SMeans, Means, St Thomas for Devonport, - QUEENSTOWN, May 10—Arr Washington, B Butch ins Mauna; 8 i Marciwan, Harriman Golien jeece, Manson, San Francisco; Vesta, walter, W Yorks lib, ene ee lay 6—OMf, Bremen bark Columbus, from New land 11th, Genoa, from NYork for Antwerp. ws did, Manclgke. Postar, from Caleta for .th, from London for . pal hd in port ship Ellen Maria, Libbey, Londo Giasso\ Sires, ‘May 1—Arr Moro Castle, Ro Bypmey, Noiv, Merch 19—Arr James. taefield, Potter, Manila, “S14 ‘Su, Curlew, Chapman, San Hrunciten: 91), Margaret Eliza, Jeilerson, Hong llth, Cincinnati, Clarke, Meibourue; 20th, eo, ak London. ea iN GAPORS, April d—Atr ag eT AD ec Ason). Bid yeh, Wesleru Coutinents ah fn See ta Sulaxcnax, March § Arr Timandra, Turner, sth, Carr rranciseo aud Mi 17th, ‘Suirr, Fairfowh, Shicila, Bia arch 10, State, nce, Nagasaki; 18th, Beiper, NYort; Hekate. Palkners anti; A6th, Acrolltes Kitjus, Nvord; ious, Oheever,” NYork; ta Vicker oeeus, May ays port brig John Pierce, Norton, for De- ware Breakwater tor Stitt, for out de Nagasaki, Kanagawa; ip Wiliam, ro Waunroa, ier Ma TL t MYork, Seen Feb 1S—Arr Go. a “State, Raniett, San Fran- : Ame oe wigahas tesa B IN, May 26—Arr «ri meierrid andar, Cienfue- Beare gaage he nek, Phiadelph: ber OW, dade rt; schia O ‘ean Bird, Powers, Howes, Gleufuegosy Ann Bit mt B@ Kenigut, izabetn, Pettce: Matanzas; Mat tha Jane, Ellioty Yorktown, \a; Rockingham, Tulpey, and Hyena, Glark, Fortress Monro’; ttuncreas, Disney, Battl- more: Charles, McDonald, McDonald, iward, Sm a MB Mah do; Harrivt 3: Keiley, Neptun ont dor Ploree, tially das Florence np ere ra, do; Bangor, Jordon, do} Tyrone, Pincha, do; Volante, Jordan, do; Zima, Lamron, Eliznbethport: oP tM a Colbeth; Kor ote ton, Davis; Di 5, In the vay, Prk Si Guilt do; bat A tf Cities er ri ham, Autwerp; brige aepherd. Cook, xillo ar POombas Sin iago, Ha ltey, Aux Cayes, SI, wial WSW to E and 8 W, bark Warren White. BALTIMOKE, May 24a 26—Cld schrs Prisci'la, Crowther, West ant 08; NM Tanner, Paty, do; Lydia re NYor! jariha Moore, Cordery, do; "Henrie: 7 Toes Neng Isis, Thurston, eenoe bu RE ison, Mystic, ‘Sid ‘Sohiatas, ntvely jschr SN Smith, Liscuv, New SANGO Be May 24—Cld_brigs Beaver, Tap , Bar.adoes pey We' onah, Dow” Key West; schts Fannie Mitchell, Hast fensack, Nd Alvin Pi May 26! é c Scoit, Merrit, do; Hayuive € iro her, Alley, Shipping Point, Va; J ‘Gail, Foctress Monroe, PuESOL, Noy Zi—A recurs) 3 Lane, Seward, and TP Ha pre, Wilson, N¥ork, Si «i sehr George Hotman, Jones, Phil DANY 2i~Arr sche J Wixon, Young, NYor’ Arr schr Coxtsset, Tobey, Ba iiimore, sehr Elmira Kozers, AST GREEN wiGii, May 2—St niman, BE izab LJ AB! K, Wi beth po ETAPOK May 2}—cld sehrs Ligure, Robbin Lawren: Choctaw, Chamber- ocohontas, Van Wicklen, Situ RIVER, ssnalyits schrs Silas Wright, Seaman, Elia etaport; Cimton, Bord a, do; stoop Mary Brusi, Young, Yort Ewen. Sid achr Wim E Stevenson, Mears, Phi ladelih a KEY WEST, Moy 12—In port bark Kate Stamier, for New Vors 14th, with 120 b les eaptured cotton; sld_schr Breeze, New Yors. oun, in port brig Bilen Bernard, Bowne, from Phil ji—Arr sloops Franklin, Ave: eee wens M Apatlo, Freeman, NYork. Sid ache Flyaway, SEW BEDFORD, Ma; Per ay 7 25th, to loud otf tor 1S 24—Arr scirs Eunice If Adams, ugusta (Prax, thre + masts), NYork, irope; 26th, Geo W Cummings, Wheiden, i ary Uibbe, Base, NYors. il Bib, wor in Bay 10—Are echre Geo Worthley, B ; sloop Tawtemeo, Ray, do; 23d, sche Fly, Chives -n a acetate, ‘Sld 20.h, schrs Era D, ‘stndans> Phila despues; ‘est, Potter:on, NY NEWAURV PONT, May 3i—st sche Kossuth, Lec, NYork. NEWPORT, May dimsid sche Fanny Fern, Brig3s (roa Cardenas), Piliad phi wish her inward cargo EW HAVEN, 26.8 26—Arr echre sardinia, Rumbail, gu Urola, Bolitis fonroe, Ktizabethport. Cid. schra Gen Atma rihg, S-ollell, Mayaguez; Judge unyon, New Bruns: Enter; rise, Al nai F Ciane, Sirah Augusta, Ward, and iin E.ivabethport; Wave. Ha ar "de loups Johu Adama, Haileck, Non me, do via eid eport. Cid brig Ocean Lin, NYork; schrs Juseph Reed, do; Ellen Lov'sa, d "ussbetupor ; RB H Moulton, Slome, NYor Mary, & 5 Elizabetipol aker chy, do; Thos Vaugla., nN bscohoutas, Bxsttion, and port dita, Day 26—Arr shi er, PEARL TL Mehaitey, ‘son, Boston; id bark’ Suliote, Fy, Colton, Bowon} Cain, Bos: ton; Anita Damon, Haskell, doz Haddam: D8 Siner, May, and Lady Ellen, ci Murriet Grant, Jarman, Newbury ryport mS Parson Suip Isia an rly Birch Jonathan Cone, M tk ' Beammhell, MeLtan, St Bavte;’ Anita, Dimon Has: eth, Boston; Henry Nult, Baker, NOricans; Mary Standish, Atwood, Bi Laewnsy Del. Jing 2)—Panaed in, brig John Pierce, from ‘Ship No,taanpton, tor Liverpool, is at the Break- waler, PORTLAND, May 25—Cld brig JD Lincoln, Webber, Tri- nidid; schr EG woe Parsons, Philadelphla. 26 W Holbrook, Small, Matanzas, PROVIDENCE. S May are sehr Herald Knight, 01 Allen H_ Brown, Crowell, Phila‘eipl Jane ham. ‘Mary A Hildreth Williams, and Mary A bail Buasabethport: Daniel B Martin, Swifts South "Rivers Roxanna Burley. Auatin; Senator. ‘Vroman, and Balt- oor » Reyne day do via B E A Stevens, ‘Selover, & NYork. Sid scbrs Gazilie, Corson, Wer ‘steed, ei i E Woo ten, oe na, Teel, Blige ; ae FAG iin, York, wana Are coh Fr eman, NYork; Cain Bid schra Chrisie aera Palla. dium, Brown ‘tom, V ‘at’; James Ht Deputy, ta at Hon Mar, Tooker, NYork, PAWTUCKET, May %4—Arr schr Ovoca, Brown, Port Ew- gn sloop. Bea ‘akin Marin, Rondout;'20tn, scar James ‘SAN ‘viEANUISCO, May 2t—Arr ship Romance of the 8. Clonsh, NYork. | Sli'24:h, steamship St oats, Panam SHIP ISLAND, May 10—In port ships Wizard King, Cone, for Norieans Western Ewptre, Me! ore te a Maliace, Howe, for Boston; ington, 3 loutlvery, and 1 Tesshone: Hoime: ‘une; U0, Godfrey, for Ke wtg ballast. Sid 6th, ships City of New York, Belier, “NOricans; Jarocs. Lovey, Robinson, do; 8th, Parliament, McCaslin, do; brig Yankce . 7th, bark G W Hail, Haw- kins, from NYork, wig ord Sane BM, Mav 24—Arr Boh Boice, Bote, and R Law, Tadelpitt a ts ba me ey Keller, aud Nep- port. Thos J Beckett, Shet- Joop Joe! Hall, Wilcox, do, TED. NY PERSON HAVING A FINE BAR, WITH PIX tures, shelving and partition boards to sell chuap for ash can apply at 143 Fulton street this da; Former HOUSE WANTED—IN BROOKLYN, YOR asmal!tamily; no small children, Address H. J., Hee ARGE ROOM Rly Lat bi aD BOARD, IN A pleasant sitnation in ct be for two single’ gen’ men, in a family of undoubte Bot required and moderate price Eaton, box 8,543 Post oflice, New York. ta bility. Furniture Address W. 8. “aired. WaAxtep—ror IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY, BY A family of four adults, @ First_or S cond Ploor, con- sisting of not less than jive rooms, furnished complete housekeeping, Where there are no childrei ne ant respectable elghberhond; location. between, Fourth Seventh avenues, apd Twentth and Thiny-fourth sureets, Rent not to exceed $200, paid monthly in’ advan if re- quiced. “Address H. N., sation G, Broadway, New York, mm) ont, dress, giving full particulars, U, York. ED—BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, A SMALL ‘ATurniehed House, within, am, ours ride of ‘the city: be in a perfectly healthy locailly, convenient to cars oF and of'moderate rent, Best teferences given. Ad- 8. G., 6 South street, New Wantepet: NFURNISHED FRONT ROOM, BED. i Closet, on second floor, between (1 fanal aud Tens ticle an and ‘Third. and Seventh avenues, “Rent not fo ‘Wilson, station oF Third avenue, ms OX for two days, Ware or. BOOe AND BEDROOM, IN A vate house, by. # as ered Just be ning hous Kosping, Address, a be moderate, Wikiadonks Spring strect. ‘ANTED=TO RENT, A FURNISHED HO boarding bh ternth mtocte and Fourth and Sixth a and iy furniahed. Address "Board, etating and re ANTRD TO RENTOTHE DINING AND LUNCH partment of the (abe Pariner'with capital. Iuquire on the premise. Ne Chairs and ten Wiis DA SBLOND, HAND OVEN, YOR FANCY ables. Apply poly at 72) 8 Broadwa; a “A Ny PRE a0" H st erence HAND. FULL ed, will Ma Siem te: | sat a Sse pase ay Sou aie we as ‘Weisore ra aU OAL use, are aap peas enrain, _SHIPPr ‘ONDON EXHIbiTI01 Bi Lied OREN LONDON AND BACK. be class... weekiy to’ Liverpool, toachin ueenstown Cure harbo ~The Liverpool,’ New York and Philadelphia Scamsh y intend despatching their full powered Civae bull from steamships as follows: oe, AY EAATRORS. Betundag, Mas 31 AR urday, June 7 First Cabin. 5 ra Prt ats Esa Map. Busts “8 First cabin to 85 Stoerage to Paris. First cabin to eamuats 85 Steerage to Hamburg. . 6 a 88 7 Téalso forwarded to Havre, Bremen, ‘Boltordain, Atwerp, dc., at equally low rates Rotes rruin Ldverpoot Spoonaiona: :—First cabin, $75, $28 and $106, Stecrage. ee fron From Quecns: town, $30. "rick bouzht here ‘ag these rates, en- a inure pin an ey erate “Bigat negie e e ent “i fa iriher information WILLIAM or further to INMAN. Agent, 22 Water atrret; in ny ereetay ey ALEX, MAL uare; in Queenstown to O. & BOL Nn 8 Boek D. SEYMOUR & CO. on to HIVES & MACHY, No; Ny Vitaun sureet: ia Patie to SULES DEOL fe la Bourse; in Phil "alladelpiita to FOUN G, DALE, N Ht Walnut survet, or at th e Company's ofllcns, JOUN G DALE, Agent. a ae Broadway, N. ¥. TPE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICA ROYAL Mail Steamships between New York and Liverpcol, Gating at Cork Harbor, and between Bosion ant Liverpool, it Halfay and Cork Harty Scorra’ Capt. Judkins, Glitita, Capt. Anderson, ARARIA Gupt, Stone, Runora Leitoh, Pe Sea oo ta - AUSTRALASIAN, ‘These veasels carry a cleir white light at mast head, green on starboard,{and red on port bow. ide FROM NEW YORK 70 LIVRRTOOt, Chief Cabin Second Cabin Passage Chief Cal joaven Bonton Wedneniay, Jute 11. leaves New York We: jneatay, June 18, AFRICA. Shainon, leaves Bosi'n Wednesday, June 25. — Ay And rson, leav s New York Wednesday, July 2. ARABIA, Mood! leaves Bos on Wednesday, nig ry leaves Now York Wedneaiay, July 16 An experienced ‘The owne's of t silv r, bullion. 1 3 bills of Ind therein expressed. For freig) ‘itip« wil not be accountable for gold, cle, jewelry, preci-us stones or motals, un aré signed th -refor, and the value thercof Or passage 8) hat 1 VON ERD. No, 4 Bowling Green. EW ‘YORK 10 LIVERPOOL. THE ST! BAMSHIE GREAT EASTERN ‘ork tor Li peal on. TURDAY, MAY 31, i ‘will sail from New Price of passage in First Cabin. according to state room wecommodaii ns, 30 a $50, with very 8! Rooms for famitien Tony be en mae aged by special axrangement, "No Borth secured until paid for ee ee HOWLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. Plans of the ship be be seen, and engagements made for freight or passage. on application to Chas, A. Whitney, at the office, No. 7 Broadway, New Yo rk. QTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, ¢ GLASGOW, AND LIVER. Tue Montreal Steams: AeRbADy 8 first class fu d Clyde built steal <0) ham, carrving the Canadian sail frown Quebec wext Saiurday, My 31. from New Yors:—First cla miine, 10 acsornimonadons, 35 and $70; stecrace, fod with good provisions, $30, tut kof passage from New York aad roturn at the fo:lowi, reduced rates'—First cabin, $137 and teerage, $0. € rliteatin issued for bringing out passengers from ail the towns in Great Britain aud Ireland at very low For paging spply at 23 Broadway, New York. SAUEL & SEARLE, General Agents. AMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY, Stain to London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton. * fa vorte first clargand nt irom mail steamship se N. Trautmann commander, carrving the United Btates mall, sails from pier 21 No-th river, foot of Fulton street, posi- tively on Saturday. May 31, and takes passengers for London, Hamburg, Havre and Southampton at the following rates:— First cabin, jae nd cabin, Ti Sixouia, wilt ‘succeed’ the Bi June 14, For | ere mg: rey to co. B. RICHARD & BOAS, 15k roadwiy, N.Y. gpk wo rae GERMAN LLOYDS “STEAMSHIP NEW Wenke, commander, ca:rying the United States Phi: Na eal from pier 8 North river, toot of Chainbers street, pee: BATURDAY, June 7, at 12 o'clock M., FOR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON, taking nassongers to LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN, at the followlng rates:— For the firat cabin, $100; second cabin, 60; steerage, $35. For freight or passay: Outkictts & CO., 63 Broad street. MENCING, MAY” Be, 1C EW ARRANGEMENT. FOR CALIFORNTAS Vix, PANAMA, For the better acco:ntnodation of the large number of peo- 4 neon mining districts of Suitornis K steamers per month will be 1 frow New’ Yor und trom San Francisco respec- diy instead of three, as bere tof re, ir days of departure trom New York, on the lst, 8:h, 16th and Bits except when ee dates fall on Sunday, when. the day of departure willbe the Monday folloring. for freight or ge apply at the only ofiice No. 5 Bow! ing Green, New York. D. B. ALLE! Fok, LIVERPOOL —DRAMATIO LINE “THE REGU lar packet ship EMERALD, Capt. Luce, will positively eal! Monday, June 3, having superior stateroom sxommodatons for cabiii und second cabin pasengers at, low rates. Apply on board, pier 14 Eas: river, or to C. A. TEN EYCK, or3oh street. ‘OR LIVERPO9L—OLD BLACK STAR LINE.—THE pocket ship CULTIVATON, salle May 50; the CYNO- SURE June 3: the RTH AMERICA aur 10. For pas- ‘sage apply to WILL Ms GUION, No. 40 Fuiton strect, IRST SHIPS ros LIVERPOOL AND LONDON. The new sip & OGER A. HEIRN, at pier 20 East river, 6.ils (or Liverpool May 28." Fare in ‘second cabin and found $13. The amp. PuyMOeTH RO for London, sails June 2, For passages to or from the above ports apply to THOS. C. Roce, 83 South street, uae ALIA.. —KANGAROO LINE, FOR MELBOURNE. ‘Le superior first class ship Indiana, 1,000 tons, Fiobron commander, will sail for Melbourne d early in June: has elegant accommodations for ir-t and seosnd cabin gers, ak low rates. “Apply on boanl, bier I. Hast Fier, or to MAILLER, LORD & QUEREAU, 103 Wall street, LORD & CU., Consignees at Melbourne, OR NEW, ORLEANS VIA KEY WEST. FIRST SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER, The eteamship MARION, J, D. Phillips, U. 8. N., Commander, having been furnishea wiih new bailers and put in complete order, will leave pier No. 4 North river, for New Orleans, on URDAY, MAY 31, yi at o'clock P. M., precisely, touching at ‘Key West to land the so freight. of which», Unuited Wor Will be taken, oF ply t i) ST er 29 Broadway, HE UNITED STATES MATL STEAMSHIP ROANOKE wultieace pier No, 13, North river ou Wednesday, May lock noon, for New Orleans via Havana, LUDLAM, HEINEKEN & CO., 115 Broadway B 28.—PROFESSORS LIPP. Ny ut introducing tear newly in: Mus .-Uat Pow dtrs—for the and Bed Bugs, Rats and , Deg leave to say # few words in regard to it, Man: yeurs o° éxperienee have convined us, and the public will agent to Ii, t at all the various powders for he, jestruetion of roaches, g Croton and bed bi erred th Having heard so many complaints about these inexting able plagues, and’being satistiet, in a chemie i point of view, that their entire extermination can be accomplished, we have at last succeeded in our various chemical operations % «the above named powder 5, which will wot only give temporary relief, but keep vermin away for many years. Tt 1s gratifying to us to be enabled to oifer to the public ticle which needs trial only to give ton; and, this little introduction, wi na of these attics entirely to their own ini ah & BACHMAN, principal depot, S44 Broadwa: rete Tencea are exhibited from parti SINGLE INSTANCE CANNOT BE “FOUND IN whies Unclo Fayette’s Magic Linimont has fatied to re- he Fagumatism. Over tify cases tested within the the poor without cost, No. 90 Fulton sireet, Parey: EN ‘AND “FARMERS | WILL FIND FRESH Grams every day (Sundays excepted) at HAMMER & 6O.'S Ohampagn? Alo Brewery, Harlem; $0) bishels turned ont daily, Parties desirous of thaking contracts for the en- tire summer can do su on favorable ierms, by making early appa sation, oR ‘GENTLEMEN’ ‘8 USE—FRENCH INDIA RUBBER Goods—three different articles—Price 40 cents cach; ; rdozen. Call on or address for circular, Mackey & Co., Yassaut street, room 12. ARDWARE, CUTLERY AND GUNS, orem = Dixon's Pow- ‘apsand Gua and WOLt DASH 8 F & FISIIER, Importers, 38 Warren &t L 1 WILL TAKE CHARGE OF LAW BUSL ness, and make no cl rw unless I sneceed. Pier td henesty and How me of the bes: men in New Yori M. 8, Lawyer, 19 Beekman street. sibs prtelnges. cnn ENANCTALs A aver saiaowr a & CO., BANKERS, NO. 60 wa jue letters of credit to travellers, available in arto? the the w world through Mesars. Rothschitd, of Paris, Loe . Frankfort, Vienua, Naples, aud their correspondent ANK OF ENGLAND.—MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. 4 Mr. HAYS oF gerd leave the ate fpr Burope: om on bf annual profess ‘pearch nal Pre eee eet A ool ele. Next of Kin Money ottives, 649 und 651 Broadway, cane STATE COURONS, 0, Lo Hchings pees Govemamst CLAIMS. Sg Garr Arsene. -A GE tleman, residing at one of principal forts in the West, desires to conter with aplialists relative to the ghaa of Government Vouchers, ‘Quartermasters Hace None bat princi ipals need answer, ONEY TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT Ww. yeep pus ¢ A. MEIGS: six per cont, at bait its {oiae. Apply to B. LOW « CO., No. § Pine street NTARIO BANK. RECEIVER'S NOTICE, ‘In pursuance of me n orde the Supreme Pqort et ‘the of the Su state or New York heroby given to firms and corporations ho.ding or cal tng any yor tsoat culating notes of the former Oniario Bank (st Canandaigua) or of the Oataria Branah Bank (ai Ulies), that hey are bee Quired to F to present the same for pa; ayment at city of Uilea, on or before the Lat day of Fy ni and that fu default of 40 duing ‘bo sald notes will not be UND itt a hevelvox st the Ontario ‘Bank. (PHE, $100 BOUNTY AND BACK PAY DUE THE . arjdow or -helr of the daveasad 6 cert eed Tmouey, procured Amy an and Nave Cn ch ind Agents, No, 4 Pine 9 street, New Yor ai Who have not. recrived a B. MURRAY. Al Brokers 01 me rmy ‘39 Nussau street, New York, opposite the: i ‘ED—IN A Aricept! STA! WANT! PLS $10.000 Manveictaces wits large p ted demand. Ps gic having water power ie jacent to New York preferted Tnwesiigation willbe found satisfactory. ofee, ray addrcoo'lf’ We box 169 Herald offee 75. 000" TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE ee hy a Reoplole ite Fire Lusurance Company, WJOHN F. CONBBY, pe AND oars oe NAVAL AL, OFFICERS —_ she 66 Wall street. [Til GRAND sTRRET, THREE DOORS WEST DF ca prosaway Money sdvanoed op, ¥ on bays ewe description, or Bong ‘and sold by pyOuuENE A: TACKBON, auctioneer and brol if 212 BROADWAY, CORNER OF FULTON STREET, Tho be-t prices paid for Diamonds, set or unset, Fances on Watches, Peurls, Plate, Optical Instruments, e., left on sale, or will buy thein ata fair valuation. J. H, BARRINGER, 212 Broadway, room 13, up stairs, — TNO. 9 CHAMBERS ah TO LOAN to any amount on Diamonds, Watehes, jewery. ke. by the well kuown ant old esta’ ue ISAAC, broker commission merchant, No. 9 Chambers street. N. B-No business transacted on Saturday, T L. JACOBS’, 407 BROADWAY (OLD ESTABLISH. ment), Money advanced on Diamonds, Watches, Jew- eiry and Silver Ware, or bought for cash. Busiuest strictly 1. Old gol! and silver bought T 30 BROADWAY, CORNER OF DUANE STREET. vanced tolany amount on Diamonds, Watches, ht torcash; business strictly confiden- 55" S RERSING Auctioneer and Grower. Private entrance in Duane street, lirat door west of Broadway. T 658 BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND STREET, room No. 3.—HENBY ‘AN advances cash on ada a Se anit pebaye the eniwe 100 come: Smoee Waienca Bilver Ware, Pianos, Jewelry, ani Personal Pro perty. ABRAHAM J. JACKSON, NO. 0) WALKER, STREBT, none Brondway (late of’ 68 Reade street), loans money, in large or snail sums, on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Sil: ver Ware, Dry Goods, Wearing Apparel and’ personal perty of éviry des ription, T 66 NASSAU STREET.—A. pa as, | eg rhe broker, makes liberal a. Jewelry, &e., or bi fs them at full value, athis etree aoe 35 ‘Nessau strvet, room No. 2, up aire, Business coud dential. 8) Ata 510 Rhine OPPOSITE. td Cs sign Meret ey io auyamouut on Diarnds, Plate ‘and i re ry, or r purchases for cah. wishirg wards. and it nct being conver tent vo call, person: Sy dun using a note will be promptly alten ed to. fudaces str ctly conddent a SH FATD FOR, DIAMONDS: AND POR, INDI Comes cokes Shawls: mn Diacnond Jewelry. aA femieieor A. figs 2ulls ain malad Broker, Si Broadway, opposite OAN OFFICE NO. CO DIVISION STREET.—CaSH AD- vanccs made, pawnbrokers’ tickets bought. ONEY, 10, LEND A, MODERATE, RATES ON DTA- weiry, Bilver, Dry Goods ana pet, ionat prope y at al dasersptons, = Art 2 ‘ean be redeemed mI thin foteconise dior” me Win one PL. BARNAMD, 21 Thi ONEY TO LOAN-IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON WATCHES, Diamonds, Dry Goods and all valuab-e Prtagnal Fro, perty, Sitver Viawe, D, 68 street, second floors treat roses rom 9 to 8 oelosee EW LOAN OFFICE.—P. & H. FRIDENBERG mas N ‘opened a loan office under the Oriental Bunk, corne le Loan office,” and will ad- Wearing Grand street and Bowery, “E: bios Herat on Diawiouda® Wa. hen, Jewelry, Apparel, Fur ra AWM! ‘BROKERS’ TICKETS | PURCHASED AT 4 Broome street, four doors irom Broadway, of Clothing, Sowelty, de. For tale—Unredeemed Pletgen, of clothing: Pg business coats, $2; oussimere pants, $1; fancy vesia, Gfonar LEVIE, Commission Mer-haat. THE REBELLION, —WANTED UNMARRIED, ABLE BODIED th rogiment of Light ActiLery “Bure companics ate to be organized at Fort jew York harbor, and the non-commissioned cers are not yer appointed portunity for old soldiers. Oflice, No. 1 Greenwich street, near the Battery. H, M. BURNHAM, 24 Lieut. ¥.(th Aruilery, Becrulting Oflicer. TTENTION. young me! regular Army. Hamitton, TENTION. —PREEMEN ARO! ‘SE. WANTED, ron A the Independent Battalion of New Yors Volunteer Light ry regiment (Enfans Pe eC 350 abl> bo. \e ‘ofa now doing active duty te vown an Virginia, under the com mand vt Colonel Confort. Th: said Gulonel Confort is am Ollicer of greatexpertence, having seen servioe in the army tor upw is oF 19 years nd has also parsed through the Crimean and Italian campaizns, Healquarters No. Frankila street, New York. LIEUTENANCY IN A COMPANY ATTACHED TO A firat class militia reziment is oltered to a e>mpetent Person who will f twenty men immediately, The company 18 to Join tie regim vat Washington on Thursday yr Fricay. divs Capiain, Herald oimee. N ABLE BODIED MAN. 6 YEARS OF AGE, WOULD like to serve ag a subatitiite im «the New York mi ents for a fair conipentations Please edieas, for ays, Substivute, station B, 439 Grand street. TYENTION, MILITARY.—LORIN BROOKS &% SON 4 4 Broadway, orner of Howard street, haveon hond@ farce ovao.tuulnt Of ready made Marchiug Boots and Bose and Locgins, wt low prion, OMPANY F, TWELFTH REGINENT N.Y. 8. M. Volunteers wishing to serve in the three months pai gn ave Informed that this cou ames: is rapidly resrultin mt sabecoake r of vacancies stl, @ oflice:a have ign of last sninmer, tn wht-h the Twett enviable reputation. | Persone wis the Basa Dy @ at the 1¢-rult anpyny, just ened ra the St. Oh: Nos, 384 "and Rea: and. Porty-accon ‘he Company office: pany on FOHN. WARD, Je.. Capital Witt pyar, Pibst Tentenant ©. DAVID BLATR, Second Liesite bo aeteke is under marching ordors and will le ataroly Tor I ar, LEVENTH REGIMENT, NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS— will report at Governor's Island, this morning, at vine o'clock, to be mastered ont, All knapsacks, haversacks and canteens must be tuned in, en Ne an E. MACFARLAND, Licut, Co’, Com’g. yor )R SALE—SEVENTH REGIMENT N. G. UNIFORM mplete, in good order, Apply at 278 Sixth avenue. JOR SALE—A COMPLETE SUIT OF UNIVORM OF TH Seventh regiment, nearly new, in good order and ate low price. Apply at 20 Pearl street. HEADQUARTERS COMPANY K, TWELPTIT REGT. ment New York Siata Militia, corner of Four and Thomson, The members of the above company are her: not fed to assemble see tar eee yy) evening, at7 P. precisely, All ena a * eens —— with this om reapecttully invited 194 oe 'y ITENRY BARCLAY, Captain. TLITARY FOB SALE—A ob REGIMENT + Uinlcori, Address ox 1,182 Posto OOTS AND CANVASS Mizar, Mam a ty ees be aes at cost to BoeaeT Sect ernest dian of tvs Big von ine and in good order, Address W. I. N., Hoialé NApine GUARD UNIFORM FOR be Nee FICERS SHOULD HAVE A CAMP COT, LOUNGE and Chair combined—Size, wheu jolded, four F Wohex pater, two fect long. Camp Chests, Camp 8 Army Trai, & BRADY, 440 Broatlway, New York. ber: E. poe LETTER AND CARD WRITER, &e,. at her rooms, 753 Broadway, second floor, ovwitch she has added shit fs, after the most approved imported styles, Patterns farmaned BLE, i ANTRES.—MANTE D AT ASTON. Min yest low ode vou Td aren tid bt Firstaver | one catels pet up nue, foes Third Pah ‘any part of Ei ae es canoe Seat many yy ee wo! anaes Te oe, Pree ae a rte ON) anh saci ass Rene nara he Wea Vite F PAN wl Ode! Ley yd by JOPPER OR COPPER ECRU ITS Ww. ANTED— Fogiment, 10 depart for Sieamion sctoek ot Ste STITUTE On Te ay. Bard arcu Men en ing house, in the Sus as eat a ae THIRD REGIMENT, X.Y. N.Y. 3. _ KLEIN Mpictycis gears i ender R COMPANY I OF THE 7TH ‘asbingion in a few days wader nel AUK tt HG Haat AUG. O'NELL, Copte 3.—TWO YOUNG YRENCHMEN ‘WANT ‘batitutes, with To Pra toi ange et erie pas iat tan ee ans Ghatham stecet, Ni York, reratredor area Als L. SU, on (07 Broadwege