The New York Herald Newspaper, June 1, 1862, Page 2

we 2 ARRIVAL oF THE HORTHERN LYCHT. News from Central ae South America. LARGE EXPORTATION 10 THE UNITED STATES Gallant Action of the Commander of | « the Northern Light. NE SEIZES A REBEL VESSEL AT SEA. REVOLUTION IN GUATEMALA. UNFLINCHING BRAVERY OF THE PRESIDENT SHIPMENT OF COCOA TO NEW YORK, &e., &., &. ‘The United States steamship Northern Light, Captain Tinklopaxgh, from Aspinwall on the 22d ult., arrived at this port at one o'clock yesterday afternoon. The fol- } president. lowing is the ly, and wounded one of the mon and gave the slarm, he wounded man has contested, and gave the sand many al on made, t had been made to destroy the city by fire, the puryoss of pi ‘and with this object tried to fire the powder mag vzine in the Gover: me:t containing sixty thousand pounds of powder, Vortuiately the fire was discovered in tame to prevent an explosion. SALVADOR. In this republic everthiag apjears to be quiot. FNICARAGUA, General Martinez has ed the offer of the Leon party to becom? their candidate at (he next Presidential election, Old Flugencio Vega, alias Lapa, and bis party at Grasada, have named Josjuin Quadro as their caudi- the bark Harpley, of Hartlepool, England, from Glas- gow for San Francisco, being out of provisions aud wa ter. attempte! to enter the port of Realejo om the 12th instant, and was wr But little cargo will be , 43 it consists mostly of iron pipes for the San nciveo Water Works. She was in cbarge of ihe pilot of the port at the time of the accident. Dr. Arthar Seydell, ® native of Philadelphia, died in Chinandega on the’ 11th of April. He was son of Dr. Seydell, of that 7 OSTA RICA, Congress convened in San Jose on the Ist inst. The President had sent in his message, but there is nothing of im ortance in this document. ‘The President published a decree on the Ist inst. par- doning all parties whu had Doan sentenced for politica ces. Dr. Julian Valio and Don Manuel J. Carazo had 2 @.ected as Designados, or Vice Presidents, to act in case of accident or absence of the president. The officers elected in the Congress are as follows— SENATE, President of the Senate......Don Manuel J. Carazo, Vice President A sialeel Rapeicos, fantiago Ramirez. Rparaseries +] Manuel Castro. Private Secretary. - Lucas Alvarado, REPRISRNTATIVES, s++++Dr, Julian Volio, Dr. Jesus Jemenez. Dr. Diomitio Igiesias. Vice Iresid: SPECIE LIST OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT, Secretaries. . Dr. Jacinto Traos. Order. $47 W. T. Coleman & Co.$25,300 Don Napoleon Escalante, Louis McMurray &Co. 1,000 Walls, Fargo & Co..111,000 | Pro-Secretaries...... Do ane ee Richard Patrick... ...15.000 FROM AS i Janson, Bond & Co... 5,000 Strauss Bros $220 HONDURAS, P. Noylor. 90 Colgate & Hoffman.. 1,422 | Ihave no late news from this republic. pings & Schopeter & Co, 100 | Don Pe iro Zeledon, Miuister Plenipotentiary of Nicara- Wm, F. Weld & Co..14 L, White: 200 | gua, bad been received by the Vice President of Hondu- C. H. Graut & Co... 3, Fargo & 3,172 J ra ae Senor Zeledon is endeavoring to organize the five Cen- Total 227,911 } tral American agg into one republic; but in this he On the 28th of May, in Jatitude 31, longitude 73 35, ios Ler ful. No sooner than the tive States were the Northern Light spoke schooner Agnes H. Wards eaid ns fin, here. wouta be acivil war to see who of Wilmingtou,N. C.; seut a boat on board, and found Gta aia sho was 8: under the Confederate flog and papers, The agent of tho Central American Transit Company, loaded with cotton, turpentine and tobacco, and bousd | Mr. Campbell, who loft here on the Guatemala for Nica- ferg N rau tho blockade at Wilmington on | T@sua, on hor last voyage, arrived there safe, with $7,500 ieht of the 12h of May; took the captain and part rd the L., and. sent ths first officer and four meu to take pos mn of her asa pr took her in tow and brought her to this port. The Agnes has 15 bales of cotton and 170 barrels of spirits turpen- tine. She is of about 100 tons burthen, ther of the crew on Our Fanama Correspondence. Panama, May 20, 1892. Arrival of the Steamer Saladin—Movemen's of Genera! Mosquera—Extraordinary Adventure at Sea—The United States Steamer Warren sold at Aue ion—News from Gua- ‘emala—Agairs at Nicaragua, Costa Rica and Hon- duraz, éc., &e., de. fhe steamer Saladin, of Holt’s Liverpool line, arrived at Aspinwail on the morning of the 19th inst., with datos from Carthagera. The news from the interivr confirms the defeat of Payan in the State of Cauca by General Ar- boledo, the particulars of which I gave you by the last steamer. It is also reported that Mosquera is about to order the raising of troops on the Isthmus, to aid the Liberal party. If it should prove true, the Conservatives will, no doubt, tako advantage of this and put the Liberal party down in this State. Tho Italian vessel Christina, ‘from Genoa, arrived at Aspinwall on the 19th inst., bringing cargo for Central America, and forty prssengers. Senor Antonio Zubeita and seven other persons, who left Pacora on the 224 cf last March for Panama, ina canoe, which was long since given up as Jost, have at igngth! boen heard of, with all on board safe. 1¢ appears that affer leaving Pacora they encountored asovere gale, which carried them out of the Lay, and, having no ex- ailor on board, they were unable to find their . After forty-five days of hardships and sufler- ing, living on rice and molasses, an being at ono time fourteen cays without, water, they brought upat the island of San Pedro, in the Gulf of Dulce, nearly three hundred miles from’ Panama, from which they found their way to Chiriqui. Senor "Zubeita and others of the party re iched Panama on Sunday by land, in good health, ‘The Test of the party may be expected soon. The United States steamship Warren, in this harbor, has been recently surveyed and condemued. She will probabiy soon de sold at auction. The Warren has dono good service in her day, being nearly forty years on duty. The government spent about $3: ,000 in fitting ber out at San Francisco for Panama, a few years ago. The rains have fallen pretty heavily on the Isthmus during the past week, and wemay now cousider the wet Season as fairly set in, Panama, May 22,1862. By the Panama Railroad Company’s steamer Guate- mala we have recent news from Central America. An attempt ata revolution had been set on foot in Guatemala, but was discovered in time to prevent any serious results. It appears that considerable distress exists among the laboring classes at present, and a party of them set on foot a plot to destroy the city by fire, probably for the purpose of pillage; and with this object they attempted to explode the powder magazine im the Government House, which | Casifim in the Presidency. contained some sixty thousand pounds of powder. For- tunately the fire wasidiscovered just in time to provent an explosion, several of the barrels being aircady char. red. It haa not transpired who the leader of the pict was; but several hundred carpenters bive been arrested as being engaged in it. Everything is quiet in the other States. ‘The bark Harpley, of Hartlepool, England, from Glas- gow for San Francisco, being outof provisions and water, attempted to enter the port of Realejo, on the 12th inst. The wind being light, witha strong flood tide, she was carried out of the channel, and struck on the sands. She brike in two at cbb tide, and js a total loss. Bat little of the cargo will be saved, as it consists ptly of iron pipes for the San Francisco Water Works. was in charge of the pilot of the port at the time “ tom of the vevsel was very slow to answer her helm, and way, ina maagure, be attributed to that fact. reo has been passed by the government of Costa ling free pardon to all political offenders. The coffee crop of Costa Rica this year how appears to be 106,000 quintals, being about 30,000 over that of last year. President Monteleagre has delivered his message to Congress, which esents the country as in a highly Prosperous state, By ibe steamer Saladin, at Aspinwall, from Cartha- a, we have a confirmation of the defeat of the libe- ander Pay: It is reported that 200 troops a1 quera to the Isthmus, ee r to be sent by Mos- ostensibly for Buegaveutura. Their arrival here will give great dissatisfaction, aud may be rosisted by the authorities. By the Reyal West India mail stcamor Clyde, at Aspine wallfrom Greytown, we have dates to the 18th inst. There is nothing of particular interest from that region. ‘The river is lower than it has been for years past, and it is very doubtful if the transit could be opened now, even if the company had money for the purpose. The people of Greytown are evidently coming fast to the conelusion th the Nicaragua Transit is played out forever. je tho British ship Constellation, with coals for the P. 8. N. Company, arrived at Taboga on the 15th inst. The Italian vegsel Christina, from Genoa, arrived at Aspinwall on the 19th inst., bringing eargo for Cantral | and Lee Ainorica and forty passengers. The passengers, eight in number, of a canoe which was blown out to sea sixty days ago, astonished ua by turn- ing up on the 19th inst, They were forty-five days at Sea, living on rice and molasses, and several days at a time without water. They were carried about three hun- dred miles from Panama, landing in the Gulf of Dulee. As they wore only about’ twenty miles from Panama | Austin; Brigade Com: whon b own away, they were long since given up as lost. on aoe 8 is good, ‘United States Business eontinues dull. The steamerfrom the South Pacific is due this morn- ing. ine steamer Callao, from the South Pacific, with eighty-two passengers and @ full cargo (1,822 packages Panaina, 562 for Southampton, #00 for: Liversedl, nee for New York) has arrived.” There had been a ministerial crisis in Chile, and the rs resigned. The President was selec! -five whalers had arrived at Talcabuana. The at V aipacaion on England was 46d. per dollar. Freights to England, cA bs. mi ‘eru is quiet. ™s snsttoee passed off quietly, San my ting the majority, except in Lime’ and Caliao, Sane nique has equailod him’ Frebango at Lima on Enginnd was 37d. There ry no important news on the conat, The Coquimbo and Serenas Railroad was opened on the 21st of April. News from Central America, OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Panama, May 22, 1862. ‘The Panama Railroad Company's steamer Guatemala arrived ot this port on the morning of tho 2ist inst., from Contral America. Iam indebted to Mr. Cleemann, hor goutlemnanly purser, for a list of passengers, freight, dec. She also brings 18 ceroons cochineal, 85 bales cotton, 2,975 bags coffee, 26 bales deer skins and 4,623 hides on freight for New York. OUATRYALA, On the night of the Ist of May, in the city of Guato. mala, on attempt was made to avenseinate Gen: fon, Miitary Commander o: that plice. The Gen as phecked by several men, but be defeu'te! Lime! brave om sorae heavy rains lately. The Bealth of | goon, in the place of in gold, passe! through Loon and took the United States Minister, Mr. Dckivson and his Secretary, with him to Managwa, to hegoviate for the possession of the transit read and property. Lhave been informed that Mr. Dickinson returned on the 15th just. from Managua without effecting anything tor the agent. He coud not induce the government to neg'tiate. They put him off for coneultation, which amounts in Nicaragaa to a refusal. I have scen a letter from a respectable merchant of Nicaragua from Greytown, in which he states that the river betweon Greytown and the Colorado is very low, = in many places there are not over two and a half feot of water. News from the South Pacific. OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Panama, May 22, 1862. Shipment of Cocoa to New York—Affairs in Central Ame- rica— Advaiice of Instructin in Costa Rica—New Supply of Gold from San Jose—Loss of a British Bark, cc. The Panama Railroad Company’s steamer Gautemala arrived in our bay yesterday morning, bringing a full cargo from Central American ports. Throe thousand bags of cocoa—destination, New York—will probably be shipped in the company’s brig Costa Rica, now discharg- ing at Aspinwall. ventral American affairs are about as usual. Nothing of importance has transpired since the last arrival. Progress 1s seen in most every brauch of industry; but things move slowly. In Costa Rica great attention is paid to public instruction. It is calculated that this year there are over three thousand pnpils in the forty-five schools of the different provinces. Congress was in ses- sion, and the President had pardoned all political ofteaders. Thoro is a great demand for coffee in Punta Arenas, and all there is alroady engaged. Prices are as high as $13 40 per quintal. For the next harvest ad- yavces are being made, ranging from $7 to $7 40 por quintal. Hides can be had for $11 and $12. Rice is had ut $8 and $9, Exchasges on London, Hamburg and V’a- rig, ninety days, are at five per cent premium. On the United States, nominal. Two hundred ounces of gold had been received in Son Jose de Coaia Rica by Mcasrs. Tinoco & Co., from the Chouta es ,in Nicaragua. New mines had been discovered, but their richness is unknown, From salvador there 18 nothing new, save that some Salvedorian refugces from Guatemala lately entered one of the frontier towns, and after despotling the guard: of their arms, fied, pursued by the troops and people, but were not overtaken. Some troub.e had taken placo in the city of Guatemala, resulting from a quarrel between the military com- maudants and some carpenters. Many of the latter were arrested, charged with sedition; but the whole matter is considered @ trifling one. The building iu which the go- vernment powder is stored came very near being blown up early inthis month. Fire was thrown intoit by some one, we ‘h commmunicated to the barrels containing the powdér, but was fortunately extinguished after the bar- rels had become mach charred by the flames. There were 60,000 pounds of powder in the house, ‘The steamer Callao, with dates from Valparaiso to May 2,and from Lima and Callao to 16th, arrived this morning after the train with the York passengers had left Ci tor Aspinwall. Am extra train is to start uume- diately with twenty of her passengers for the Northern Light. fe principal item from Peru is the election of General Roman by the Electoral College to succeed General I will try tvsend you files of pewspapers if the postmaster here cap be stirred up be- fore the tfain leaves. All the ininisters of the Chilean Cabinet—Senors Al- calde, Rentugo, Garcia and Donoro—have resigaed, and it is said they will be suce aE by Seuors Tocomal, Huemes, Cobarrubias and Sesse. Nothitg new from Bali Enthusiastic Reception of General Sickles by His Brigade—His Address to the Me: Exceision Bricaps, Camp Four Mirgs Beroxp Borrom’s Brror, Va., May 26, 1862. After a fresh march, which brings us four miles be- yond Bottom’s Bridge, | snatch a few leisure moments to let you know I am in good health and spirits, and that we are all looking forward with the greatest eagerness to the capture of Richmond The country is beautiful, and becomes more and more captivating as we proceed into the heart of Virginia. Every house displays a flag of trace in the shape of a white handkerchief suspended over the gateway—the inhabitants, as a general thing, having stuck to their plantations, The roads are very bad afler tho rains, which renders marching very fa. tiguing to the troops, On Friday, the 23d, in the after noon, General Sickies made his appearance among us. ‘As he approached the camp and was ized he was Lom ay ae ol cheered by every regiment of the bi The cheerings were repeated for over Dif an hour, araid the enlivening music of the bands, and the wildest excitement prevailed. Ali the officers "gathered around bim and congratulaied him on his return, and the General, in a few carnest and heartfelt words, Ce them for the gallentry they had eae at iiamspurg, where they had savéd the day. Pmt kind to say of all the officers who fell * the rvggle, and whose merits were to none better known than to Kimself. General Abercrombie said to General Sickles that he amer {rom Europe arrived yesterday at Aspin. | regretted to leave such a brave command, but be was ploased the General had been restored to those who were evidently so much attached to bim, General Sicktes, on his way to join the i gel slept at the house of a Dr. Cramp, hae President Davis and Generals Johnston the night during their retreat. He slopt in boy same td that Johnston had occupiod. Pre- vicus to aesuming command of the brigade General Sickles reported to General McClellan, who received him with great warmth, as did also bi; afl, General Sickles’ staff will be the same as formerly. Adjutant General, 0. H. Hart; Aids, Lieutenant Palmer and Lieutenant Laurier; rier; Brigade Quartermaster, John muiasary,——— Steele, who replaces Sur- the division. General aa rele wignee’ te mer: rerombie is ass! to another command. sr Captain Remick, resi; Arrivals and Departures. sepigmente Th Asrnew au ship Northern HC BA and fam family; i in rate Teed W Riley, ins 8 No ner, Mt ra ens and ‘th 14,0 Ww Burn oh wick, T Crane, WD Powsit, Dy wm Low! 58 53 hl © Hayden, B Harton, Bee D Steven- ca aflinge and | wile, D Jones, ntree an ly, ay = iy, rd Seen Bt Frpiet ‘Howlan Setrencn, i: K Small ‘ostar and wifé, Miss Fish, gant raland fomil Col Mr Glen, 8 Ridite rol, E, oyanr, B David acd wit Knoher, ger, Mr La. tA Face ry id wit ia a Doren, Mr rbon, R Be ta, Mrs Gane G Reichhoff ad family. naar LW r uel, G Omengel coin, Wm © Hanford, T F hang and Mrs Pife and two ehildres ciara ech, o pels wards Raipt A'Hurlouy Capt 8 Fuller, Peter a Wiha AK Piimpion. ic Vioree, PF Otes, indy ana eplids Merge, JR Bu Jandy and ctl kM wo children Urania, Giger, Mt Randal ree children, Mr Tift, Captait ney W Gash and lady, tute ‘SN i Pitman, C D Mackey, Sen WD pth. 2 bores aml a, 1 : Dresnans—RarkudBronaat-We Ruste, thias, Miss Wilkins, Mise Lighthall. ies, MMe DEPARTURES, Navur Axo 1. 3B Ke Wee Nagsac—Sehr Anne PTT AMPTON, and ‘a om ay Lie Kinin To Ae ne K Goldwann, B Ay ‘A Sehinidt, T H Harteneek, Mand 3 lipp Charvent Fimiver, @ Levy, GD es Vischer, drs Ode ani eon, rrr eee NEW YUKK HERALD, SUNDAY, and Me. 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Hartford, Sire Von Wack. r: Wine, Emi Kine, St Lows; Mr pete AS vies, foarchildren and servant, Biss Ro-a Mes: Singer, Detroit; D Hess, © W Stebreeht, San re Seph Tiger, Hovoken; DH Mocnek, Havana, Fritz K ville, Dr C Kier PW Giesektn wa jr Manse, Moritz htown, H Li ne » Chas TT Wit i dno Manfi mann ©.105 z Farad tee erence Mexico’ Meant Mes Ho ‘sand cliild, Yowa: A Wi hard, : Miss Julia Kempf, Belie- Ville—andotuers it the steerage—total, 214, Liverroo)—Steamship Great Eastern—Don Juan Yzidoro Monesdo, Muriano Monca‘lo, Anonio Moncado, Feodora Moncado, Man’ avo, Cones ption Mone vo, Agela Mon- cado, Retuge ‘Guadaloupe Moncado, Dolorero M 1M amiro Rebecehine, Francisco Mavde-Joaus Montato, Feodora Moncado and three AH Blackball and lady, Alfred Booth, Jas Taft, J McEoddis, Mrs Parsons, J K Macuiey, Don Jose Pannet, wife and daughter; A Hodgson, F Perez, A wenadon ine Gesooray tee oulidven ena bacroure Mt Reatile, Col Haw! iis, J H MeKira, B Hecht, Rey R Wa ts 4 Van Ravslalne, HW Derby, wife and ‘chil; Dr D Brown, Mr. Feutohwarcer, B Henne and lady, Gey RicKeone So and fady, Mre J Lord, © Taylor and wife, Mr E A ‘ams and vie, mican, SA Willongiby, wie and iSmon Wise, Hen y Rulge, Henry Elkin, Thos F © HAdaws, WF Center, John Coats, JM Perry, Joseph Airs, AB Brown mire Brestlem, Robt Tic wifes goviuid Comas, Yyndcio Payas, Andrew Lawson, 1 vs wan Grifen and son, Thomas Barlow, lady and infants & MJ Fors, EM Upton, John Sloat, F F De Poyster. J t and lady, Rev A Topp, JK Fisher, Wm Balawis, Me tt es, 3 eo W Grergan, B Elkin, D'Van- desande’and wife, BL. Grooke and ‘lady, Robert Col- rato, 8 J Colgsie, Mrs Mary A Spencer, Francis Ramos, Joseph Bo rford, F Beriey and’ son, Win Hiasey, 8 M Bewengiland lay, Mrs'M Rendall, Rey H’ D Northrop and lady, Mra Oppenheliner, B Marous, © Solrand. i tel mann Aton Velardebo, GD Brooks, GAG Comwtock, E hicsnomd, Me Munte, Mr "Brown. alfred Hop- per, L.O Golvin, DB Burshaw and son, 8 Waters, 8 Salsi- Cens, John Nixsn, wife, two children and two Nixton, @ B Moorewood, wife, four children and servant; B Cowan, A Brown, B Adams, W, Gibson, L Mountfred; Mi-s G Golrate, Mr Loskhardi, Mr Woods, 0 J Utomweied Mekrackane R Goellet, Hiesto Sanchen. Ns talto Rul Goa, Juan A Gonzales, Leonardo Coronade, H Ten= brook, Mrs Luck, Mrs Hickman, Mra A H Matthews, Mra Shopran, Mrs Marshall, J H Kain and ‘mother. Wm Smith. son, Jauies Angave, J Gray, R Ross, D Uivan, TC Proper, T Ray and indy, W Peacock abd wife, Geo Dalton, Win Hab- LF Brain, W H Hubbard, © Harrison, Mr Sunter, J 1 and lady, Joseph Waliace, John Ken- at Rov B'0 Over, Mr eS Tone ayes Tagy, Me Vile, Jos Hamnpion, i Morrison, ia "atten, A Wolfe and indy, Joseph Van Ven F Schwartz, Mrs Jane Little, Mrs Geo Willia Age, Mis Garson, S Crockett, wife, daughter and infant; Phi Siiser, Mrs # Heally, Mrs Santer and daughter, James Ber. shaw. F Kendrick, Robt Mattews, Hartley, Walion, Mr Van- derson, Henry Sh. lady, two chilvron‘and servant; and E Mandri Hume, James Huine, Wm Jones, ward Davis, S F Ludlow. ‘Miss Mary H Wrigh quire Barnard, Miss Mary ‘on, Join Rogere, Mr Gur! Hrauersoa Geo liye, Wit Guia R Dimean and la WH Armstrong and lady, WC Harjraves, Mra Jane Mortt= fon, four chiidron and servants A’ Capedi, AW Walker, Santes Bell, (© Mallison, "W Seyver, Mts Carcline Rid: die, George Ryan, John Bambergery F Stewart, F Arango, Sauel bichbers, 8 H Metall, HC Clark, ¥ Wr Sith Rents Renfew, des Bool, wife had two dren, A Courbicivier and wife, Mrs H Simpson, Mr Hewitt, wife and infant; William Davis, wife and daughters W R Davis and wife, Mra V Wagner, Mrs CM ind daughter,’ James Bowden, O HT Charies Cromax,-W_ ‘Thoinpson, WU re,’ Stewart Lite, H Bassford and lady, Bastedo, ‘lady, two children and servant ; J Cordier and son, J’ Cawren and Gaughier, W Grant and lady, G Hewett, lady and infant ; WV) Kirkham and lady, JS MoCuuigh, and lady, J u Matthews, wife and dav Il, Ind G Parevest and wite, Mr rs Vailient lndy, J 8 Rikeman and lady, er an’ hievant; ¢ Por and lady, @ W Decker, he Prowler ant lady, WeGoldsmith and. lady, Captain E “G Tinker, John Gra . HR Drisbrow and lady, J James, H A Cushman and lad has L Ruddington, G F lier, wife, three children and two servants: J Holmes, P Long, H Ag v4 and lady, Hopes & 8 Brom HL Brijwa, Jady and Son} a Carpenter, JAck-Makn dnd wire, Jos ¥ Sharp and iady, 8 Stewart and daughter, W Sturges s and lady, A Rosenbvurg, J Cohen, C Campbell, HJ Viet ion, lady and servant; H Nerden and lady, Smith, J Steveas, C Loomis, Thos W Everett—and 3¢3 ia the steerace. Liverroot.—Steamship guy of Baltimore—Mrs Trunte™ and three children, Brox! in B Salagarty, JB Las- Couet, M-Amevvoy, B Garra, Pedro Bergoa and dB Aras.o- guy allo? Ha rans Mies Greig, leiphia; Miss Malla. lick, Baltimore; Miss A'S Bavcook, Mrs 8 Drury, Moss Mary ‘Tierty and D L Wallace, wife fd two ehiidicn, New Yorks Mra J P Wiswali and Mrs Dr Terry, London, € W; Mrs Klus: man and chiid, Mise C Denier, Mad Poyard, Ret wife and enild, © ty Coromina, Lotis and. ange Ghio, i Prati, John Finis Joun Dunean, Geo Davis and Geo A Black, New York; Heury J Roverts, Jackson Duncan, J Talore and wife, Mas- tor Talore and Robert H Gibsru, Connectiont; Jno Dogweil, Utica; M Hayes. Teas and Dominick Ulacia, Cuba; Regnier, wife and child, Rev T ren; T Tunison and Rev Wm tin, 'V Koblaud and Henry St ronto; Jolin MeKeown, New York; E 3 Goddart W PgGard- her, Hichard Goodiaow and T..co' Mcl’adden, Philadelp! Geo Weiner, M Bodinow, John Thomas, Chas'Rau and wife, W A Klusman Solomon Kanu, 7 G Prattand MrJoner, New Yord: Miss Gordon ,Torouto; Miss Moore, Mrs Marsden and Mrs Edwards, N-w York; B'P Johnson ind lady, Albany; 3. Raymond apd lad: has A Duval and wite, M 1 ordon, Toronto; Jas d # Miler and child, BJ Boel nnd won FW 1s, Londo’ john. Paris; M Thornton, To- ship Metion—B Ss J Alden) upp ',C Morgan, A R Wh man, W'F Wh Miner “B'M Liy crmor v nian, G Riggs, A rs 3 Lewis, Mrs 8: Hang’ D Gorin, Fit Goombss FTuntcon, Mt Ntrause, Stuster Hydenvelit, Miss § Basiey, Mra i Dunulca, L Bipotte, @ You Seybold, JA Miehel, A’ W, D Outs, A GP. ham. Diilostelicr, A Doblia, W Neugle, Goodie, Mrs T Hisam, JS Marsiiall, TW Yard, A W Mercell, C Taubert S Straight, H Simmons, M Phineas, Its Willians, EM Shepardsom, DA White, WS Wright. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Saturpay, May 31—6 P. M. ‘The news from Corinth has caused a buoyant feeling in all circles to-day. Money has been easier than ever; it is freely offered to established houses at 3 per cent. Certificates of public in- debtedness are worth % a 34 premium. Ex- change closed steady at 114% a 34 for. sterling, and 4.95 a 4.924% for francs. Gold was lower this morning, selling freely at 103%. Stocks were very buoyant to-day, a8 might have been expected on the news from General Halleck. Government sixes advanced ¥% per cent, and for the 7.30 notes 5°4 premium was bid. Pacific Mail jumped up to 116 this morning, then fell to 11534, and finally closed 115% bid. At the morning board Toledo rose 1, Rock Island"l, Galena 134, Illinois Central .124, yMichigan Central #4, Hudion River Erie preferred 1, Erie old 4, Central %. The bears have been heavy sellers, it seems, on the Indiana bond affair, which has ceased to affect the market one way or the other, and prices are moving under the combined influence of, increased ease in money and good news from the army. Between the boards the market was strong. At the second board prices were well sustained, and the shares of the New York and the Western roads were all 44 a % per cent higher. The market closed strong, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, 1881) registered, 102 a 10234, ex. dividend; do. 6"s, cou- pon, 1881, 10534 @ 10534; United States Treasury notes, 73-10 105% 9 10654; Tennessee 6's, 58%; Missouri 6's, 51%; American gold, 103% a 103% Pacific Mail, 11544 a 44; New York Central, 88% a y%; Erie, 87340 % do. preferred, 6374 a 64; Hud- son River, 44 a 44; Harlem, 14 a 14; do. preferred, 35% a 36; Reading, 49%4 a 50; Michigan Central, a 63; Michigan Southern and Northern Indi- ana, 254% a 25%; do. guaranteed, 5734 a 57%; Panama, 1319 131%; Illinois Central, 62% a 62%; Galena and Chicago, 6934 a 69%; Cleveland and Toledo, 444% @ 41%; Chicago and Rock Island, 622% a 62%4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 724% ilwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 28 a 2834. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows $¢30,579 88 143,364 68 180,977 49 333,654 97 The City of ‘Baltimore takes out $427/409, and the Borussia $310,000 and the Great Eastern $65,000—making $815,850 in all. The Northern Light brings only $225,000. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $20,821,943 95, and the balances $772,809 04. The exchanges for the week ending to-day were $136,893,373 50, being a daily average of $22,815,562 26, against $23,804,760 85 for the week ending on Saturday last. The Howard Insurance Company has dec}, dividend of eight per cent, payable June 9, Coleman’s San Francisco circular, per Northern Light, says:— Our remittances to the Atlantic side for the last few months havo consisted so ly of coin, and the demand for interior use since the commeosementof active miving operations has been so great, that the supply on band is at present be ow the usual Ls oe ‘8 large amount of bullion is now im the Mint, and stock of com will bo amply replenished in a fow days. Arrivals of tren. sure from the intorior since 80th ult. have averaged about $100,000 per day, The supply of bullion offering is not large, but the demand ig vory light, and prices greatly depressed. Sales of gold bars have beon made as low ag 770 spe ie Jast steamer, and the highest report ys to'day There haxgheen no demand for China for some any and we observe that the latest advices from that quarter are less favorable to tl of remi‘tance. Silver bara rule at 1a,2)4 per cent Exchange on the Atlantic cities has undergone no vari ation since our last roviow. Bankers’ checks for currency sell at 1a 2 por cent. premium, for coin at 4 per cent. xican Storling at 48d, Nothing of import ance deing. st now dollars are in more favor for the China trade than for some months past. But few have gono in that direction of iate, and at last dates they were in demand for remittance to India ab 4a 6 per cent premium Holders iu this market are asking 8 por cont promum, and we hear of solos at T per cent. The export of trea- snr sitee our follows — Ap tl 2u—Per Ea B, 10 Hug Kua $89,887 87 Apcul 30—Per Ma Hong s00g.s...+4 24,180 00 May = 1—Per Goiden «$592,522 ¢1 227,801 00 18,639 29 838,512 00 Total., $950,130 77 Previous); 10,861,760 93 Total since January 1, 1862. 11,811 891 70 Corresponding period 1861 .. 13,185,204 63 Falling off this yoar....ssesssseseereree $1,373,412 93 The Hartford Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, pay- able June 2, A surplus has been retained from the earnings of the six months equal to the divi- dend declared. The Chicago Tribune of Wednesday thus notices money and exchange matters in that city:— New York oxchange is working a shaie closer, but rates are ag heretofore, viz.;—par a3, buying, and i promium as tho seiling rate. Gold is very fim. but as the rate goes up the brvkers keep the margin wider. The buying price for the day was 23% a 8 per cent; seliing 3% a4percent. The ie in New York is 434; but our dealeia eo not like to keep quite up to Wi all street figures. The Cincinnati Commercial of the same day re- marks: Bankers have had a rather better demand for discounts during the past week, but, as we have before intimated, it cannot be taken as ‘an evidence of any material revival The rates of interest 6a8per cent are still ac- cepted on choice short date paper. The same names with longer dates pass mostly at 10 per cent. Bankers do not care to take much paper that foe juires a charge of a highor rate to cover exigencie: ange is kept so even by the easy creation of it in forwarding Treasury notes, that it hardly merits a comment. The current selling rate allows a fair margin on the shipment of yernment currency, and when bankers get anything oi a surplus or acailfor a large bill, they make concessions on our selling. Stock Exchange. Sarurpay, May 31, 1862. $36000 Up's, s,'81,rg.¢ 105 shsNY' ntkRsl0 80000 US 6's, ’S1,cou 105% 5000 enees 10635 500 USOs'S10rwiizy 10235 2000 ne 3-10 me a ae 2000 Ill cou'bds, "799984 3000 dO...sevee. 100 31000 Ti war foan. 5000 Ind 6's,W 5000 Tenn 6's, *90. do. 18000 Missouri 6 10000 do... ..b30 61ig 2000 California 7’s..* 9644 1000 N ¥ Central Os 10034 7000 HudRivRR Sim 90 TOOUMIC8pelstmsfch 10536 8000 dv..... sees 106%, 5000 Mich So Ist mb 9834 3008 Mich So 2d | mge a fo00 N Indiana, Yaitn 100° 89000 Cleve & Tols fb 1000 dO... eeeee 10000 Mich So st bds 95 1 Coot RR bds 943g fob chek Chic&X Was tb 25000 Tol & Wab Sim 15000 American gold. 1 85750 do.. 5shs Metrop Bank. 104 19Shoe & Leather Bk 100 sor Dettstind Canal Co 100 200 114 Chi. mriG'y TR 225 100 MIkP duChapret 64% 400 137 Tol & WabashRR. 15 300 40 TorreH&RichRR.. 120 50 SECOND BOARD. $25000 Usgssh rgexin 10235, 290 3 Sok NIRR.. 28 100 do. . 25% 200 SH 40000 US 5 5's, 71 ask 92 4 cark: Isid RR. 62% 5000 TreasT.d0notes 105 5, bab 6a 10000 Missouri 6's... 5134 160 Harlem 35% 5000 CANW,asstdbd 45 He MSo&NTI tae st 7 5000 T & Web 2dmt 64 do. BT 225 she P MSS Co... 116}g do... iyere 16 NY Cen Ri 88 ito m a hag stp. = erences tacapgilloTiraaiaoe CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarorpay, May 31—6 P.¥. Asurs.—Sales 100 bbis. pots were made at $5 $5 814j. Pearls were scarce and nominal at $6. Frotr.—The market was heavy and easier for common grades, while good extras were steady and without change of momont in prices. The sales embraced [2,000 bbis., including extra State at $4 45 a $4 55. Wreat was heavy and ieregular for common grades, while prime shipping qualities were firm. The sales em- braced about 75,000 bushels, including Western spring at Sic, @ 98c.; choiee red winter do. at $1 08 a $1 14, and choice amber do. at $1 15 a $1 19. Corn was easier, with sales of 5,600 bushels at 47c. 8 40c., and some lots at 49:4¢. for good Western mixed, in store and delivered. Porn was heavy, with limited sales, at $11 8734 9 $12, closing at the inside figure Winskny.—Sales 400 bbis. at 233zc. a 24140. for State and Western, SHIPPING NEWS, ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. <. #8L| MOON sere. seve 10 28 SUN RISPS, ove 11 08 SUN SET. Port of New York, May 31, 186%. CLEARED. Steamship ie, Gritin, New Or) SM Fox Bros, Ship Kitty i—Trask & Dearborn, Ship Gail leigh pook Williams & Guion, Ship HS Sont 1—Nesmith & Sons. Ship Andrew Han , Bohm, Hamburg—R M Sloman & onstitntion, Higgina, Oalats—0 © Duncan &Co, r= @ F Buliy. hp rou dem, Wills, Gloucester ob Biwine Fredericke (Prus), Zebel, CuLw salem & xaiark Statesman (Br), Coysh, Queenstown—Jackson & ei, Bark Queen Victoria (Br), Conway, DublineBarclay & Living i gaitik jlivine Degener (Prus), Surenger, Rotterdam—W erm, Park Venus, Atkinson, Curncoa—J Foulkes & Sone. Brig Derwent ( ‘ork—Boyd & Hincken, (Br), — Brig Etien (Br), 0" "Brien, Co! k, &o—] & Hincken, Brig Georgians (Br), Totien, Bxeter—@ F Bally, Bris sipaery' he Sovall Truxilo—J Leaycralt. Brig Le Hill, Demarara--Smith, Jones & Co. Brig Loch Lonson’) Black, Matatgneo P Buick heco. Brie Mecosta, Hi eo Lag tao" pen & Bunter, Brig Peacock (B Jobne, NPOB FS Bria BSmith (Be): Mietaiian, Betoun, RDF Gasker, | Brig Martha Washington, Leland, Pordand—Thompeon Vineonnes, Small, Newburyport—Metcalf & Duncan, Brig Behr Anua (Br), Wall, Deval 6 EN Aa irl anc Bae i at arr, Jobson, Bt Thomas “A Biaridgn Noses 7 { eS i Bradshaw, Sets ome if, "ache America (Br), —, Cornwallis—D RDewolt. Bir Bic. teak bye = Asura Bronte Bagh winta, 7 xan ir it ¥ Valetta, Means, Washington—Master, » Bebe Hau Hamitton, v Onder, B ialtinoreMer il & Abbott. Behr Tipton ion, oe Palins! ia—Mas 3 Bch Suncutdie, Kendret, Gloneenters-Boker & Dagton. Fehr Char Pita Bane Bown ton Metcalt A Drincan, 0 i Behr Jai zp, Richard Hiononecthonpeon a Hunter, Bebr Bl Now Haven=8 D Stannard, Schr 8B Baca gone inptford-=E 8 Racket Kehr Sraph, Allen ante Behr Mary t~ dscpen, Newtown—T G Benton & Sons, ARRIVED. Spanish an sloop-of- aay o Antonio Ulloa, Com- ™Bteamnship Worthern Light, Taklenangh, inwall, Mi y ‘a Allon May, 3PM, with, ngerr, specie, Mo, 10 Ri 1636, on Tio, signaliued vig B Drusamond, hence fot tra Wrest ath tot wt), varernanier hip Island font 8 dus hi Milburn, Sangha d Bt len con a i en} toma, poant gets Jiarct 30 in tes it B sboKS Bi ahip toe | el pot leaking ten inches per hour, i in; wie BR uring a hurricane in the Chiva Sea. weTiie hacon Howlind, Guterich, New Bedford, 4 days, in Dallast. to ir Brothet Mronant, Sherman. rig May 10, and Turk: Tala Bit, ith salt 99M Smith's Sona, % Fxemplar (Br, ot Yarmouth ie Glemonts, Ponce May 1, with movasse®, to Sturges tS Off Hatteras, ex: Perlented gate trom BEE, Brig Vincen ton. Behe Nuevo (Sp), Ex Hamothy § St Domingo City, May 18, Suen and May 18, by the bark Amand Sener Prince of Wales (itr, of Londond a, May 19, with to, |, de, tok Vir B Closron (of Bait more), yet Muwr, Ae. to Miter ito 8), Chtshoti, UA bey ill, OE -Boston), LI raw A large sco wheel seamer, bark rigged, meer: JUNE 4 18962 ° — . Schr Honaibat (of Banger), Winshvop, Nassau, NP, May 2 eg ood and woion, to CG Dinca. an), Cleare, Nassau, NP, 7 spa ihee ane Macy # Sons. Scir Liverpool (Br, of Nawsau, NP), Plerce, Bleuthera, 8 diy wish pineappis ir x6) for’ y ‘Beh Conner, Whitehouse, Va, $ days, Schr North Pacific, Maney, York River. Schr R chmond, Becher, Fortress Monroe, ¢ dai Fe Fortress Monroe, Virginia. Schr Lay na Jane, Do. Schr 8 Godfrey, Rus Schr Panama, D: Washington, ll, Georgetown, DG, ‘Drumtnondiown, » ones, Berlin, 2 dae, Snow lil, Md, 2 daye, ri Tniian Her, Di Schr. rae Rin iereeiee Manito uh ‘las from. brig John Chrystal, ashore at Berlin beach, Md, Schr Orion, Connery, Bluehill, Wogaie Behr Galo'a, Love! Boston for All 1 Sea Guill, Chase, Providence, Bile Bravos. Kelaey,'Portiand avert Schr Paran, Clark, Hun ington, Schr Charlie & Willa, Hoop'r, Rondont for Boston, Sloop Oliver Ames, French, Taunton, 2 tava, Sonne Hope: Slivan, Taiinton,2 days, Sloop ‘Two Brothers, Weaver, Stratford, 4 age Steamer Cossack (U 8 transport), Bennett, ¥ niteres Tolet, May 29, at 4 PM, with released Union prisoners, to artermaster, er Wm Woodward, Cundiff, Baltimore, Steamer Schriver, Adams. Baltimore, Steamer H Burdon, Loper. Philadelphia, Steamer Pelican, Jones, Providence. BELOW. One ship and one brig. SAILED. Steamships Great Eastern (Br), Liverpool (and anchored gt quarantino); Borussia (Ham),’ Southampton and Ham. of "Baltimore Br), favana: $ B Spaulding, ——; jucenstown and Liverpool; ship Swallow, San ‘Wind at sunset S, very light. Discellanecou: ‘The steamship City of Baltimore, Captain Jeffrey, sailed yesterday at noon for Queenstown and Liverpool. The steamship Borussia, Capt Trautmann, for Southamp- ton and Hamburg, sailea yesterday. ‘The steamship Great Kastern has anchored at quarantine. ‘She will sail at{12 o'clock to-day. Sutr Zonx, before reported lost on Sable Island, was own- gd by Capt Bullerion, of Portland, now of Salisbury, Mas Mesérs 8 R Lyznan &'Co, Charles Richardson, ‘Seward Mer. fisvee and others, of Portland, The vessel and ‘ious offices at Portland aud Boston. f and from St John, NB, for Matanzas, with acai ooks, Went ashore on the night of 17th inst, on Inagua Reef, and was got off 15th, with toss of stem and shor, alter throwing overboard the deck load, She remained tight, and would proceed about 2ist, Brig (Nor scnk) H C Brooks, from New York, put into St John, NB, 24th inst, for repairs, having been in contact, freight are insured in v Br Brie Suxsury, Wo notice sales of Al ship Archer, 1095 tons, built at 8: merset, Maas, in 1853, on private terms; and A134 bark C B Truitt,’ at Piulavelphia, 16 tons, built at Phifadelphia in Isd4, ut $9000, cash. Lavxcnep—A new and rew steamer of about 1000 tons, was launched from t ‘dof Charles Mallory, Esq, Mystic, Ct, 2ch, She is owned ‘by the builders, and Capt Joun E Williams, who will command her, Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford 29th inst, ship Henry Kneeland, Kel- etic Ocean, San, Franclaco Nov 11, Pernambuco “April ‘with 100 sp 1800 wh Ibs bone; nent home 100 wh and 15.00) ibs bone. Crulsed 2 mos on River Plate and cord 100. SP. He at Phe 2, iat 48 S, lon 5809 W, bark Odd q p50 fines car Cheowe, ‘ood, NB, Marcy, of bark Mary <4 Ann, NB, reports her at Talea peppers Avril all well, with 1100's sp alt told. Was bound in to the Atlantig Ocean jocruise, and expected to be at home in Noverul days out Ion sf 3'W, bark Jo 150 sp, 24 Tat 4°24 8 fon 49 9) Wy , barl eae ise and home. Spoken, &c. Ship Merchant, Sprague, trom Boston for Ship Island, May 18, in Turks Island Passage. Hark Norma, Ry tor, 24 ‘days from Portland for St Jago de Cuba, May 18, In Turks Island Passage, Bark C 8 Hatuilion, from Poruand for Havana, May 26 1954025 ton 60 SI, Brig Rol n Georgetown, BC, for Boston, May $1, 30 miles $ of Bamey Hook Ce pilot boat Edwin Blunt, No 2): Foreign Ports. Arwen, May 13-Sui Lucy Bins, Hester, Cuba. AKYAB, Maroh 2l—Arr G eudower, Emmerton, Calentta; 25:h, ry Hast ios iti Coleman, She Kong. Britannia, aoc ten, * Montevideo: ith, HB Wright, | 29:h, Caledonia, io Rio Melbourne; A) ste Deiphine, Nickels, Bristol, E; 8d, Elen Hood, Kits, 6 own, Gia ‘TSorvis; Jackson, Falmouth, L Sturven, Wiliams, do;234, feaper, Hampurey, dos aun, Sabine, Salter, do. “Axara, March 23—Passed by, Childe Harold, from Hong Kong tor New York; 80th, Monscon, Loring, from Singapore for SASPINWALL, May 18—Arr bark Orormann, Sterling. Bt Tho- ring; 10th, De Costa Rica, Peel, NYor! barks Miteberry, NYOrky 7th, ‘Magdatona, Dag, “Art at do. May 16 bark Nuxget, Brownlow, New int, sehr Roche). Metco}, Kingsioh. Alac’ a, May 15—No Am vas el n port, WASSRAN, youu «ity Harnden, Car- aut vin Loaudo: ‘Sid March i, Indvatty, Linnell Falmouth, ry eT sNTINOYLE, April 28-814 Sarah Metcalf, Bell, Fal month, E, «CAPE Harries, Moy 15—In port achr Engineer, Mayo, fr>m Thomas, arr dh, to low tor Antwerp. Golng in’ 15:1, Rew Packer Stud from Boston, Dear. Mey 13 Golden Ri . Russell, NYork for Antwerp Ta. pork ark B.inoeton, Beelyy tor oad Philudelphia, Poole, NYork (and. went to sea 14th Arr in the Cine 14, Gawe, Eastport, G@auats, April27—Are A Bradshaw, Fish, London, Ghnow May 9oarr Mita W Hol a Havre, May 13—Arr Merew Mautess, May S0—Sid (by te WB seatnehippiingara (from oP Teaava, May 19—No Atm vessel fn port, Liverpoot, May 13—Arr Wild Ranger. London for Boston! Mit ohn Bell (8), NYork, Cid Ith, Vision, Crowell, Boston; R Robinson, Loug, New York; BZ, Cusl m5 ven "73th peony ‘owart, NYork; Mth, Wm Thpecott, Bell, and Rienard Robinson, Robinson, Ent for dg 18th, Groat Western, Purber; Lizzie Homans, ‘Compromise, Gualicing} Constellation, Mulitner, F Storer, Trask, N' Lonvox, May 13—Ent hin _ Hellyer, San Fran- feturia (Vancouver's Taland); Fleelwing, Jayne, mresbrook, Wood, NY ‘ork. May 12-810 Wodan, Nlevanr, N lay Arr B Mastici4, Walkice, Isle de ‘Trapani. Am a, Old 1th, Anna Rieabell Stinson. Mavrmary, March 15—Sid Indian, Wade, England; 19th, Qrecula d, Me yman. | Lisbou; hn, Lorenzo, Merman, eens: wn or Falinout! Marourxe, atacch ‘25—In port Eureka, Cutl 9, © ars Towers Harding, Wi , foe des Heres Bint man, \- ardson, Ken Ail, for Callao; from and for’New- castle, arr 4th; Parthenia, Hin ine for Caloutta; Reguins, Hotbrook, and Sainnel Fales, Tan all, both ae ‘San Francisco via Neweastle; Versailles, Sherburn, for San ‘rancisco; Aus- tralia, Hopkins; Continent, Hor wland: Louisa, Mason; Lou- jaa Hatch, Grant; Norwester, Almy, and Sarah Chase, By onritd Fo Boating fads March 14, Vereailicn, Sherbuen, Lawrence, Patterson, Otazo, Ni raven, Galeutias 14h, ‘Bit Wik: ney. aes Le fae WS dai es ATANZAS. May 28—=Sid rings, ton: Alezander Milliken, Philadelphia, = Adams Bor Neweastix, May 10—Ent out, Familia, Candish, NYork; ake, Eraus, Providence,’ I; Fraigiske, Moye, New sabe ob ey ‘Newry, May 12—Arr Georgiana, ‘Jones, Newcuirus NAW, March Pare Nubid, Ray Otago; 14th Agnes, King, Melbourne, Sid March 5, Heled Maw; Hun: toon, San Franciseo, Nevvitas yy SA be she Clark, Havana, Nassau, May Yin port d BteATers: Thos, W for Charleston few days; Win Seabrook, from do: Bante from a Southern port, jx nem with a cargo fot sid 20th, Confed stentners Kate, Cecil, and ai. or Oharionton. Porro, May 16—Arr previous, bark Warwiok (Br), Greene, NY Poatsxovr! 13—Paseed by enry CT , veneer Rolicrdans, Viking, Buaith > 23 tam rom Rew York. froin London for New Paxama, May 22—Pn port pe Qn neon of the East, Schibye, dieg, “the men refusing to do In port May 19, ship Zambos', fr on fone Seat genrssrows, May 14 Arr Chiz if New ‘York (a), Petrio, NY¥ork for Liverpe:i ‘aud proceeded), Sypxey, NSW, F Fr Sacheot, Atkins, Nagasaki, St Domrxco ciry. tay No ‘Am vesse} in. ‘Tnixrpan, May 19—Arr brig foi rent, Gaul, American Ports. BALTIMORE, May 20—Arr schr Arctic, Perking, Newbus ryport, Cid Bremen ships Carl, Von Marten, Ei est richs, aecueee ke “a Hy HO iy ve or Buenos Ayre Crosby, New ork senrs Pred Howell, Norris, 8 ohne, Pit (and ld set, Soper, NYork via ae om ‘iggins, Provi- dence; Sarah E Jones, Jones, Hyannis. sia Brevition war steamer Paraenso, Hampton Roads, with the Brazilian Mi. weet on ppard sehr Kingfisher, Cinvell, St Lucia, BRISTOL, May, 21—Sid si rd 8 Lane, Seward, NYork; n, New York: Thom: all, do. Snb—Abr sehr Isaac P Taner, W ison sogpe Hird, Shelly, do. Frederic Brown, Carr, apd Humratny sen WW Benluare itch, Port Bwen, O—Cld sense trate Richard artor Onk, Studiey, i iomns. tA May el du Fa Provost, Stamford enna Sanirurner, tt, Hughson, New ‘Ha: wit Sats So we Nowak, Gos Th ag A 1, Velver, New Haven; sloop Cllo, Morris, Fanti PEALL RIVER, May 29-81d sehr Denmark, Brightman, HARTFORD, me rr schraP B Cae Marearet saan Wee Shoiten, Phiadripmin. i ar NEW PORT, May 28—Arr schrs David B Martin, Swit Brosenes, for Bouin Biter NJ; Montezuma Honey an ting, do for Nore; Di lores, di do for do; Tremure, Bacon, 0 for Sinton th, Helen, n Fan for Readout; ‘onn Miioine Rovers KYorR tor Hoovag, HY Prien ortiand for NYork; Thomas Hull, Aw Fropidente rd, a di RY NJ “faunion for NYCRR: Be Hb Mane River for do (aud oil sailed AM fo arrivals this morning. Wind WNW. Sid schre tan Carus whiny flow. Minot it Flcrmont; Beart, 1 Goblelgty | NYork; Nn igiad eth port,’ Went to rea, pe rig Cotton, Bday, trom Hla'trom Dutch tsland habor 281h, sobre A cock, from Philadelphia for Bosto onl duno, Aumine Bau tor York. Brown, Crowell, from In sehr Allen rovidenee for Philadel LADEL? HL Conrad, Salsbury, Pk iy ehr Diana, Jounsop, Force. th Bela Emma, un PHL A. Ney b—Are berk Boston ; seh ig Hage= orn, "cork: D 8 _Siner, Mi hind Sie urston, Borden, Wrightington, Raver; Marietta, Gray, RTLAND, May 20—Arr barks Lind Howitt, Maian. me Barats B halen Crowther, Gardena, soamer Packers: rz, Hoitman, New ¥ sehr Julia Newell, Trott, Bal NCR, May Q9=Arr steamer Pelican, Jones, NYork; * are 5 G Floyd, Reckeit: JB Aen, Allen} Martha ©: Bhourds, Eniiedeiphine: Connections, Pract} Charie tiny Blizaby + dlaetri: Par B han Alien, R k.' 81d sohrs Henry Ging, By lane Waketeld,’ Arn i; Roxanna, Buciey, ‘ane, Gorham, NY iy awit OBET, jaar sehr Minerva, Brooks, P iia, Sid 28th, achne Jaa Parker, SF, Gilersieese, New 5 Wb, Ovoea, Brown, do, detp! x * XCHANGED | AT THE “el ae. Bx sh, @ viack leather Tray Whee yee ‘will receive @ liberal reward by | erat eedela® teats agent, Cortlandt strest ia Lo8t508 SUPPOSED, TO HAVE, BEEN TAKEN BY istake, off the Fail River boat, ome larse black trank, marked George F. Neil. Addreas Westchester Hotel, Tweu- iy-seventh street and Fourth avenue. L,O8i- ON, THURSDAY, MAY 29, IN GOING DOWN Es ex street, froin Grand street to East Broadway, and jo Chathain square, ® gold Broastpin, with w azuall heat at, tached, it ia in mémary of a dead person, with hair in the heart. The fader will be suitably rewarded by leaviug it ab 610 Third avenue, next door to the corner, OST-ONE PAY. ROLL, SIGNED BY CAPTAIN Mewel, Seventy-four’ Pennsylvania regimout. reward will be paid by leaving it at Pheian’s Salo Of Dey street and Broadway. The above property ‘use to any one but the owner, OST_ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON, BETWEEN FIVE o'clock, in Thirty-eveuth from Broad- raaenn Parente, Fiaay 0 Buildings A lueral reward vill be given for thelr roi yk a Forty-titn sireet, ew , corner ae fe NDRUSS. [87,08 TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE FROM 113 7% email box, marked Mr. J’atterson, care of Roberto’ Cutvell; contains pipers of 40 value to any ome but the owner, A reward will be paid for the} ‘box and at the Telegraph office, 45 Broadway. J. M. HO! ounte Lazo THE SOTH, A LARGE BLACK AND TAN Lie answers tothe name of Pem. Tue tinder will re- ceive $5 reward by delivering him at 701 Broad OST, OR, MISLAID_ FIVE BONDS, $1,000 EACH, Nos, 183, 186 and 185, third mor gage, of the Vieveand Railroad Vompany, witn coupons attached, payable 1st May and lat Novo.n menor which has Bedn stopped. “A suitable reward ‘itt be paid tor recovery of said bonds by 8. Brush, 85 Front sircet. ATRAYED—PROM 185 EAST TWENTY.SIXTH STREBT, ‘8 large size black ani tan Dog, very fat; auswerin, the nator Prings, Any one retura.ag hints suocasere number shall be liberally rawarded, aud recelve the thanks of the owner, 27, 28, and Patou 0} TEN 'TOLEN—FROM CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND, A OT HRebirow bout, branded J” Be Willi, with a sar on the stern and bow painted white outside, wil real wale; inside, above, fs a lino oF 4 side, and a bel and below Ii ue. $3. reward will be paid on re the saine to J. "a Willis, Cliton, 8. I. AKEN FROM FRONT OF NO. 22 AND 24 WEST Thirteenth street, u 86 oF grocers Wagon, with black top, grecn Holy, yellow ronning part with'black stripe; the word Ligucr ‘on the topo the back, An suolrcturning it to theuboys number. will be pald tive ule Jars and no questions assed, RE REWARD. Lost, 4 MALL POODLE DOG, fawn color and white, with a red spo. on uls back, an: swers to the name of Jim. ‘Whoever wil bring him to Anna Clarke, 63 West Houston street, will receive the atove re- ward. REWARD—LOST, ON TUESDAY, A SMALL white aua brown Slut, in getting into'an Eighth ave- hueeaf, on the corner of Vesey sireet and Broadway, Te finder will recelve the above reward by returning it to 186 West Twenty -sixth street, REWARD.—LOST, A BLACK AND TAN SLUT. %& $ Washington pia: er of Gsceue sir.et. i | § REWARD.—ACCOUNT BOOK EE ON SATUR- day alternoon, May 31, from 4 baker's cart, on tae corner of Division and Attorney street ue name of O. Rover, on the first leat; said Look is of no Use (o any eae butthe owner. By eating itxt Mr. Bohde’s grocery, corner of Division and Att streets, or at Mr. Kover’s ‘bakers tgs H9aveue C, ri reward wilt ‘bo paid, and no questions, asked. = & REWARD.—LOST, ON FRIDAY, MAY 30, IN OR near Thit avenue, a Memorandum Book, containit a certificate of deposit on the Bull's Lead Bank for $160, ne endorsed, and payable to the order of J. C. Deyou, and alse pers at notes which are of no use except, to the owner. Wile book 1s 'marked J.C. Deyo, Jackson City, Mich. der will ienare the above reward by leaving it at the fompton House, corner of Third avenue and Twenty-fourth street, or at the Bull's Head Hotel, Third avenue ad Twea tyfourth street. ‘ ___ Js &. DBYO. pee als ASE A, enim LES 4 REWARD.—LOST, ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON, iu S-cond street, near Second avenue, a small Lack and tan Terrien; asics (9 the name of Ned, Any persem returning him to Wildam A. Smalley, 42 Second street, will receive tile above reward. REWARD.—STRAYRD FROM 73 WASHINGTON atreet, Hoboken, a lar. ° Yo lewfoundiand Dog answers to the name of Nep; wal:e onthe tips of the fore paws, ‘white on the breast, the remainder black. Any person ing him to the above address will reccive $5 reward, 5 ly a ON SATURDAY MORNIN m fis Bast Fifteenth street, @ very sum lack and t hatin: noi ona bus and Ted iether collie Whoever wili return her to the above adcress, wid receiv® the above reward. See Cre HOTELS. — EES : Fesmare TAVERN—7 COURT STREET DROQKLYN, Fine Ales, Wincs, Chops, Steak: A superb likeness of Mr. Hacxelty an ‘alata in ‘Tienty Ive tl Pa ittaker, from ite, spaces the fromparior, palate TO PHILLIPS, Host. be tier ACCOMMODATIONS AT MODERATE priges ean be had at 42 Ciluton place, corner University Transit iL per day. Place. Transient persons 1 7 SS" LEELER, Proprictor. JPYING,, HOUSE, NEW YORK, BROADWAY AND Tweith street, entrance 45 Twelfth street.—This first ¢lass house is now open and will be conducted ujon the Bu- Fopean plan, “Charges movlerate, SLRs. “W. NASH, } Proprlotors HE NAPIER HOUSE—CORNER OF FOURTEENTH ‘street and Fourth avenue, is hereafter to be kept on the Buropean plan; elegantly furnished Rooms to be rented te enenats ‘on moderate icrms; meals served in the restaue at all houra, DENTISTRY. s,s BONE FILLING—USED ONLY BY THE THE discoverer, at his rooms, *59 Broaiway, near Seven- teenth street, 'Al] other \orthless imitations, Tender teeth, old roots and mere shells filled and warranted. N. B.—All lovers of beautiful teeth and sweet breath use the celebrated Cuban Dentifrice and Lotion. - J. PEARSON, M. D., discoverer. ABTFICIAL TERT ‘sets on pure silver only $3; on fine gold and plation, to any in New Yorks # ngle Tecthy I ‘Teeth filled and rand harmless. Genuine bone aracted without. the li Baes an Sixth avenue, between Tenth hala ay Jame No connection with any oiher o ‘Dr. LUTHER, Dentist. DP® LAUER, DENTIST, HAS REMOVED TO NO. 86 ‘East Twenty-second Lextigton avenie, Brapitiul ariical eth, every, ‘Mylo Cwarranteu), 6) cents each; cod a ictal ulin Bernteto gle Focus extracted mafia in, | Toot instantly rel fered: iiranch oflce ‘sa M e, Br lyn. DR. LUTHER, Dentist (twenty seats). and warranted e RESTAURANTS NG COMPLETED FITTING UP THE GROUND flour of my estabuishment, 1 ain now prepared to serve up a good as the mnarket can ailord. in the way of eaablee and drinkable; and would respocttuily invite (be aiteatiom of have wishing to patronize a irae clusspare. ¥ 0B AWS, 38 Beaver street, opposite Deludbico's. HE TWO SEVENS is xOW 0 OPEN FOR THE REvEP- ‘Hon of guests, either Wansient or permanent. The bar Containg the choicest of wines, liquors and segars, Fure wished Hooms, $1 and upwards,” No. 77 Greenwi' avenue, COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. } ey PARTNER “WITH THis AMOUNT? in onan manufacturing business, ‘anim & few years rcallze & ior #8 mat, to take Wue entire BURNILAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACI s ‘si@blishment, LLL West Bleventh street, Letweem ennes, Household furi and of the world. Covered families, Furniture store ‘HE 2 FIREMEN. JOARD OF BNGINEERS AND meeting of the Board o: Engin Foremen, even ‘ay BI, the £9! Hoppa foieusn of Hose a Fir men's Hal on gat tered bj ond aa Dispenser of human oventa hns seem nite wisdom, to remove from our mids if Of fe, cup epurade and brotha, y Foon, of the second. re:sinent Fire No. 6), who wae At the ‘lis for some ted event ia our ayiap therefore, eas, this dune: capreasion of ‘our feelings and our ayimpath ved, That the Board of Engineers and Foremen y sympathize with the re'atives of the deceased and fietamediate assoclates'in the department, and trast that they may find that consolation always rendered to thongs fe wrt to Him Whose heart is alwa} We look gpwrard fey COP distreused, and whees bounty iment meet on Sun Broad with trumpets draped ‘eet ‘under the direction of the Chief ‘ingineer Asatsvants. That the xen it Firemen’s Association, the ‘and the Board of Fire and “Appeal ‘Com. ¢ respeettul jested to unite with 8 in at feding t cl ot To cecnved Vrother, amt tag errs Sotsecutanied a Rackis ‘No 2 have charge of the Fire Dopartment Ban- Glesoived That the above ymble os Pag ee be printed ander the direction of the officers ‘Board. JOHN DECKER, ‘hairman, A. A, Jomns, Secretary. MA’ [MON TA Le YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES TO ¥ Sqquaintance of w lively and talkative brun dium size, with @ view to matrimony, not Ud. mie looked for asa £3 an Charles B. Myne, Broadway Post M TH te, of me Benuty and wealth loving heart, ice. 800 LATS FOR CLASSIFICATION. ae TEACHER WANTED-IN A PRIVATE FAMILY, to give lessons in French, Musto and Singing. A natiys Of France preferred. Bost of reference required. Apply at aa Brontway, 4m Clothing store, GENTLEMAN, WiFR AND 01 more reomn than need, wand in ron en gh Ran fe me will take toe rent ia Boar vw i Inquire ae 142 Bast ‘Fhirtioch strbet, of G. Os i omer, HAVING olarge Pariora Rh 8 WHO HAVE ANY CLAIM@ TICE. ALL BRRGONS WHO HAVE ANY CLANS 2, and they will be paid. le wilh ED) tends on that occasion ag {tis ie Py is WOKS. Allthe way from Manchester