The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1862, Page 5

Ar, Religious Intelligence, OrTY CHURCHES TO-DAY. ‘The Rev. Dr. Rogers will preach in the South Duteh , Fifth avenue, corner of Twenty-first street, this ing at half-past seven o’clock. “The Coming of Christ and Millennium; its Nature and Probable Commencement within the next seven years.” A discourse on this by Rev. M. Baxter, Episcopatian min- Astor, in the Congregational church lecture room, Eleventh ‘ptreet, east of Third avenue, at four o'clock P. ‘The second of the series of serions on the ‘Gardens ‘of the Bible” will be delivered by the Rev. William Alvin Bartlett, this evening, at the Brooklyn Tabernacle, Bubject—Christ’s Garden, the Garden of Growth.” Ser- ‘Vices at half-past ten o’clock A. M. aud @ quarter before @lght o'clock P. M. In St. Aun’schurch Rev. Thomas Gallaudet, rector, Bervioes as usual, with the voice at half-past ten in the Morning’and a quarter to eight in the evening, and in the @ign language at half-fast three in*the afternoon. The rector will preach in the morning and tho ‘Rev. F.C. ‘Ewer in the evening. In the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Atonement, Corner of Second avenue and Thirty-third street, Rev. Mr. Jones will preach this evening. Rev. G. T. Flanders will preach a sermon this evening fin the Second Universalist church, Eleventh stroet and Second avenue, onthe moral and political influence of Woiversalism. Morning servico ata quarter to eleven ‘@'clock. In the Church of the Resurrection (Protestant Episco- Pal), north side of Thirty-ffth street and east of Sixth Qvenue, Divine service at balf-past ten o'clock A. M. fend balf-past soven o'clock ?. M. The rector, Rev. E. ©. Flagg, will preach morning and evening. Inthe Memorial church, Hammond street, corner of ‘Waverly place, the Rev. Uriah Scott, in charge of the “@hurch of the Intercessor, will preach this evening, Berviees at half-past ten A. M. and fou¥ and eight o’clock P.M. Seats froe. Open air preaching will be continued by the Rev. M. Baxter, Episcopal minister, every week evening next ‘woek, as during the past three weeks, in Astor place, ab ® quarter to seven in the evening. Aserios of sermons will be commenced this evening fn tho Stone church, Twenty-eighth street, near Broad- ‘way, by tho Rey. Sidney A. Corey,on the ‘Homes of the Biblo.” Theme—‘Eden, the First Home.” Preach- Ang in the afternoon at half-past three o'clock. A-sermon on honoring all mon, suggested by current ~@vents, will be given by Rov. E.G. Brooks. at the Twen. Rieth stroet Universalist church, between Sixth and ®Beventh avonues, this afternoon at half-past three @olock. Morning sormon at half-past ten o’clock, on “Summer, as the Symbol of Christ’s Work in Souls.” In the Bleecker street Universalist church, corner of ‘Downing street, Rev. Dr. K. Lee, of Auburn, will supply the desk to-day: Subject for the morning discourse— +The Rural Life of Jesus.” For the evening—‘The House ‘of Shining Mirrors.” Services to commence at half-past on A. M. and at a quarter to eight P. M. The Lexington avyonue Presbyterian chureh, corner of Forty-sixth street, will be opened for public worship to-day. The Rev. Joseph Sanderson, the pastor, will Preach the opening sermon, services commencing at “half-past ton o'clock A. M. Rev. Dr. McElroy will preach 4m the afternoon at half-past threo o’clock, and the Rey. Dr. Junkin at halr-past seven o'clock in the evening. A Union army meeting will bo held in the Lutheran (ehureh, Fifteenth street, near Third avenue, this even- * Bog, in aia of the Board of Publication of the Reformed @utch church, for army purposes. Rey. Dr. Strickland, + @hapiain of the New York Forty-cighth; Captain White, Aate of the staff of = Major Geveral in Missouri, after” ‘wards a prisoner in Arkansas, will address the meeting. ‘The Rey. W. Freeland, LL.D., &o., will preach (D. V.) ‘the Dutch Reformed church (Dr. Wiggins’), cornor of @venue B and Fifth street, at half-past three o’clock this ‘wfternoon. Mrs. Cora L. V. Hatch will hold a matinee converss- Bonale at Dodworth’s Hall, 805 Broadway, at half past ten o'clock A.M. Subject at cizht o'clock P, M.—'* Tho Empige of Spirit Evidence of tho Scnses.’” At St. Thomas’ chapel, corner of Prince and Thompson. @treets, services every Lord’s day at half-past ten A. M. aud eight. M. Asormon will vo preached, and a col- deotion received, this evening, in ald of the inter- 7 and Charitable funds of tho mission. Seats free. The Central Park Concerts. ‘The first of the series of summor open air concerts took place yesterday afternoon in the Central Park, and, ‘as the weather was charming, was attended by a large ‘and respectable audience. A quantity of carriages wero - also drawn up in the vicinity of the music stand, so as “0 allow their occupants to have all the advantaces to ‘be obtained without incommoding the lestrians. ir follow ing programme was. ship plaped as ‘band, nd apparently gave tion: wart 1. Central Park March Rehm, ure to “Oberon’ Webs. Mat Kunwer: latch, “Hoch soe serena 4. Cavatina from “Attila”... nin thi & selection trem raze It appears that only two of the ralircad lines, viz:—tho Sixth and Third avenues, have agrced to take part in the ~ @xpense of procuring the band for these desirable con- *‘Werts, therefore they should bo rewarded accordingly. “The music would have been provided before, only sume ‘diMoulty oxisted relative to the location of the stands. ‘One thing, however, is still needed, and that is somo pIkind of summer refreshment saloon within the Park , for the dis) yrs of icc creams, lemonade, &c., r the ladies. is should be attended to before the Rest of the summer sets in. { Saturday Concerts at Jones’ Wood. The summer having now fairly sot in, and yesterday * Woing one of ita finest days, the first of a sories of {reo . ‘open air concerts was therefore held in Jones’ Wood. A Mao solection of German and other music was given by Hlirechman’s band, and was well received by the large ‘and intel igent audience which was present. The vari- us other sports of the place, sich as target shooting, @oupping, roundabouts, &c., together with the grassy gambles and shady walks bonexth thetrees, help to make a 9 this wood one of tho most agreesblo of its ‘The hotel apd the various saloons on the grounds ‘Wupply the visitors with all kus of refreshments, from S.cUp of culleo OF am ice cream to A regular 4° ot dinuer, scompany ing“ hot tods.’ Youean*' try your oe your lungs, or your m:cle for a small charge, and a naniber of other amusements help t© vary tie scene. Un tho whole, a Saturday afternoon mijbt be BD a ee eaten bag A The grounds will alco open to-day. jowiug is tho programme - Serday’s ¢ noort:— Py oh a PROGRAMME. 1. Overture Zampa,” bys introdvetion—" ari Walt: Haievey tras Neumann 8. Overture" Ne weil Waltz—" Heim! ww. Grand I poeeaas and Pinas (Act 4), from the of iL. Polk: Se rang pot Pour i Phanat . from "William Te P Quadrii.o—* Militair’ The Late Destructive Mire in Williams- burg. DEATH OF ONR OF THE TAnTiee INJURED BY THE oe ee OF THB CORONER'S JURY, Tho jury empanelled by Coroner Jofin B. Murphy, of lyn, to inquire inte the causes which produced the edoath of Charles Doherty, at the late fire in Williams. ‘burg, conciuded their labors on Friday afternoon last. -All the testimony taken on the occasion went to show ‘that the fire originated in the explosion of gas generated from petroleum oil, which was on board of a lighter at the foot of North Second Street, fire having been most probably communicated to this’ gas by the striking Ol @ match by one of the lightermen for the pur- ame letting his pipe. Three Porsons wore lecersed, Doherty, was one. "Tliowing fle ‘the verdict of ‘the Corcher's jury i= ‘We, jury, empannelied to inquit the death of hong 3 ee sa find that the os aches, ry the explosion of oat of of potraleusy i ab the foot of a er: Bry, = by the ca of patrolsuune slum, Fk or eatin e y, hight: and ty of the citizens at thsper ted a Gudcres the ‘action of theCommon il in prohibiting Ghe storage of it in the limits of the city, In witness ‘whereof we, the jury, as well as the Coroner, have to ‘this ame set our hand, on the os ‘and place afore. » ald. Dolan, Jolin W. Rourke, John Derundean, Owon Donnelly, ig A. = A Bri oad oh had ihe roleum oil on board, and who was 2 #0¥ vorely injured oa ‘ag to’be thought past rocovery, is, jerstand, convalescing, although his burns ara ofa gnewtnerions nature, He is now at the Hrooklyn City ital. in M. is @ brother of Mug) Mel.vyghiin, y Rey ator of Kings county ‘The body of the othor party ightorman), who was injured at tho same time, and brown overboard by the force of the explosion, has QOt yet bees found. The Waneral of Colonels Riker Biller. CIVIC AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS rou THE PRO- CESSION—PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS—MEET- ING OF CITIZENS AT THE EVERETT HOUSK, RTC. The funeral of Colonels J. Lafayette Riker aud James Miller, who were killed at the recent battle before Rich- mond, will take place iu this city on Tuesday next. The religious ceremonies duo the deceased officers will take placo at the Harlem Prosbyterian Church, at throo o’clock to-morrow (Monday). The following, in relation to the funeral, has been fssued by the Committee on National Affairs of the Com- mon Council:— rogramme of arrangements for funcral obsequies of folonels J. Lafayette Riker and ions, Miller, ‘The Committeeon National Affairs of the Common Coun- cil of the ity of New York, havivg tn charge the funeral “colnet Solel Sha fayette Riker, Sixty-sooond Regiment New ta Volanlosts, Anderson Zouaves, and Yoon James Miller, Eighty-firat Fevineytrante Volun- terra, have decided upon the following as the programme (or the finerai ceremonies, which will take plave on Tuesday, Juno 10,1462, from the Governor's Boom, Clty Hall, at 3 oe ‘The renal of the deceased solaters will be deposited in Sige Cemetery, and the route to be taken will be as ollows:— bead gored will tome in front of the City Hall, passing the east gate of [ee Park into Chatham street, uy Sietiain street and the beer te to Bond street, i Bond ‘street to, Broadway. and through Broadway to the South ferry, in the toll folle Seventh Regiment nonnee Guard, as Gussd of Honor. . Lafayette Ril ountratinsereres weer? 2 Cecatsing the body of ‘Golonel James Miller. Officers of the oe oon Volunteers in Mayor and Common Council, in carr! Officers of the Army and Navy, in uniform. jeads of Departinenta of the City Governneit, Board of Supervisors of the County of New York, Chief of the New ore Fire department, and ‘of Engineers, and oflicers of the Fire Department. ‘itizens generally. gThg military will be under command of Major Gen companies desirous of participating in = wales ae report vary the Major General Commanding, on Mahe bolton of the deceased soldiars, Colonels Tiker and ig, Trt ay in sate in the Govern a Tuesday, the 10th instant, fro: TRA A ALE. PETER MITCHELL, HENRY SMITH, ALEX. H. KEECH, got Committee on National Affairs of the Common Coun- ‘The body of Colonol Riker will lay in state at the City Hall from ten o’clock A, M.,on Tuesday, until the hour fixed for the procession to move. Tho following order has beon issued by General Sand. ford:— SPECIAL, ORDER—NO. 10. Heapquanters Fr Diristox N. ¥. 8. M. New Yors, June 7, lia. The funeral of the lamentea Colonels J. Lafayette Ril and James Milier, who fell while gloriously fending thelr ant regiments In the Inte battle before Ric mond, will lace on Tuesday next, the 20th inst., ai 3 P. My from the Gity Hall, under the direction of (he ‘National Commite tee of Arrangements, The funeral escort will consist of the Fitth regiment, Col. battalion of thy ty fifth regi 7 ot: troop of horse, ri cers unter Capt, Reilly and the Harlem ‘ehe tine will be a fn'the Park, in front of the City Hall, at half-past two o’clok precisely. Oficers of the division not on diy, with the ofticers of Ge army and navy of the United. Staten are Attend in uniform, In the Governor's rooin, at hal age we P. M., weari oe usual badge of mourning. By order of jor Sore. |ARLES W. JANDFOR! ,. W. E. Townsenn, A. D. C. MEETING OF CITIZENS. Amecting of citizens to make preparations for tne funeral of Colonel Riker, was held at the Everett House last evening. The meeting was called to order by Geo. W. Morton,-Fsq., who stated its object, and nominated Judge Tallmadge for Chairman, who was unanimously elected. Councilman Lent waa appointed Vice President. Judge Tarmapce, on taking the chair, alluded in feel- ing language, to tho death of Colonel Riker, and to tho noblo manner in which he met the same. jeutenant Brapwey, an oflicer in the Anderson Zouaves, whe was aid to Colonel Riker at the battle, being intro. dueed to the meeting, prococded to spenk of the de- ceased soldier, and gave a detailed and thrilling account of the manner in which the gallant Coionai lost his life, all of which has boon already publishod from the corre- spondents at the seat of war. He also gave a soo ¢ interesting account of the battle. | Mr. N. Husted offe: were adopted .— Whe we have learned that our friend and associate, Colonel J. Lafayette Riker, was killed at the battte in front of Richmomd, therefore be it Resolved, That we learn with sorrow and regret of the death of cur old (rlend and associ: Colonel J. Lafayette Riker, killed in the battle before Richmond, at the head of his regiment, on Saturday, the 31st of aa 8 Resolved, That in his courage as an American soldier, in services to his country as an oilleer, in fie Prowd patriotisin upon the field of battle, in his noble example both to doand $0 die for ‘his counter, we find grateful evidegon that our wosthy the confidence and respect reposed in fim my "ina fellow citizens: Resstved, That we will attend hie funeral, at half-paat one o'clock on the 10th day of June, at the City’ Li in the Gity Hall, to pay our last respects to our devoted friend. ‘On motion, a committee of five was appointed to make the neceesary arrangements in order tohave the at- tendance of the meoting at the funeral. The committee consists of the fellowing gentlemen:—Councilman Lent, ven Frost, Yates, Husted and Parkes. ‘The meetin; a ‘adjourned, after hearing some re- marks from food, of Kings county, and others. the following resolutions, which ‘The Case of Mr. Edwin Che SUPREME COURT—GENERAL TEAM. Before Hon. Judges Ingraham (P. J.), Clerke and Leonard. In the matter of Mr. James the @ourt aro divided in opinion, My own opinion, and that of Justice Clerke, is in favor of postponing the further consideration of this matter until tho next term, with the view of enabling the Committee of the Law Institute to produco suc! dence as they might seo fit to offer; and if no ovidence was thon submitted, that no further Proceedings ye ve held to bo necessary. The other two Judges, who differ from us fn regard to postponing further action till tho next term (Justices Leonard and Barnard) ,are of the opinion, inasmuch rs the an: of Mr. James denies the statement mare by the Court, that no further action 1s necessary, and that the procoedings should be dis- missed. AS, therefore, thore is an equal division amdhg the Judges prosont, Judge Sutherland boing absent, and not being within reach s0 as to be consulted, no further order will ba jc in tho matter. THE ASE OF SHEPHARD, CONVICTED OF ARSON. James Shephard w. The People.—In this caso tho Court decided that the law of 1861, changing the punishment i in the first degree, ‘was not ez pos facto x0 far ded this om and the sentence, imprisonment , is affirmed THE RESFRVOIR GATE HOUSE CONTRACT. The People cz rel. Badwin @ Jayow vs. Rober: 7. Have, ‘Com; troVe .—The relators claim to have been the lowest bidders for the new reservoir gato houso con- tract; but the contract having been refused them by the Common Council, they brought suit to recover damages for injuries sustainod, The matter was roferred to arbi- trators, who found for the plaintiff in the sum of $61,821. ‘The award was confirmed, and the amount demauded of tho Comptrotler, who refused to Pay tho same. A mo- tion was mado for a mandamus to compel the Comptrol- ler to pay, which was denied. From this dontal appeal yee and the Court this morning sustained such lenial. for i Coroners’ Inquests. Drownma Cagvavtizs —Edward Shelby, a resident of 388 Wasbington street, foll overboard at the foot of Ves- try street, on Friday ovoning, while leorning bis dog to swim. His body was recovered by the Fifth precinct police, and restored to his friends. Coroner Rannay held an inquost. Deceased waa thirty years of age and was a native t Treinnd. eof Germany, aged cighteen years, 6 Tenth streot ferry, on Friday after. noon, and was drowned before any assistance could be rendered him, Ranney held an jnquost. a Departures, B a DEPARTURES. REMEN VA SovrNANrTON—Steamship New York—0 La. lage alg, ore onlionan, onda ire epuptnce: Pecvomere t Jon taly nd elt Mia A Myers, Bott children; Miss © ge Imes, O Heinze and to W Spltta, FBS ken and (ay, Mise data intl Rourer, Bek ‘natlog aid thee hi rey CLinte: Charles Brandes, Tenvie tte f ara child, . we Klein, Guy Forke, New York Vassai Weaers’ and Backs, Indy anal two,ehibiren Chicago; A M Honat), Frauee: Pai Monries, Buglane; Wily Geun and lady, Georal,’ Stuttgart; LA Manierre, tna vehingtn (A New fork! Mes Clare Dieters and “eh, Jorvey yy Mra lcowore Reanape r, two children” and. servant; ner, Mrs Cecilie Prexiee B Roe, Cerabini Bronner, F Borda, A Bs an tine Hein, Sirs Caittarina Sohneder,’L. Hermite. ody eed child; Miss Linn Koliter, Miss gum Komter, i Haren, Henry Manker aad two chile aster, Inty and chiidy K Gultares and zon, Johann Bitinnaty Jol, Geveken, X York; Miss WM Stromberg, Mise WM Fischer, Bal J.D, Alioran, lady amd two children, Galitornia ie nar chiitren and servant, Sain, Haerisbu Miss Elizabeth 5 ier, htidre war Ki Haba Nas Pinky Teast ‘at Hovert mores nnd: JG tht, fs bared Ser renter ay leraphis; eel tr, we 93 in the “Lar 1a Sten hice Tal te, Mine anita Kate Welt and ea scuacel, Philndetph ‘alee Bly llespie, Miss Dougins, Miss Tiompson and child, Mrs nd child, HY Jackson and John MoNiee, Hanitivon, ow? 1 Mt, Stance! Miv Titans, Migs Cle: isd Han’ aren Mottat, ‘oki at and Sonn Wilson Pines sb si 4 ‘Sto. Master, New York; Nev Dr Neaiynn ara, Hi A. Farlong and ad b Ty, on ena § Titany, New York, ton and jad route, CW; Leigh, Drew redier, Band i Dong Campbell, Mr E tere, Wm Annan, dap Stat hin; Capt Md 'A Henry, Barve lenry Mc Henry ife and ebitd; Juan Madreda, Ompt ' oun Aubry. Win Gilmore, ager, jean Laper, Mari ‘R Walke, Capt Mauland, Mr Nop tn fy ms Mr Richardson, Mr Johnston und. Alex enh mage Riel tg 2 Nino pad Mts Gridin—and oye: NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1862. MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC. The Great Union Victory in Front of hmond, Va.—Map of the Battle Ficld—The Rebel Evacuation of Co- rinth-Reopening of the Misszissippt River—Movements ef Banks and Fre- mont in the Valley of Virginia—Des- perate Condition ef Affuirs in Rebel« dom—Passage of the Tax Bill—Late and Important Intelligence from Europe, dic., dc. See ‘The steamship Northern Light, Captain ‘tinklopaugh, will leave this port at noon on Monday for Aspinwall. ‘The mails for Central America and the South Pacific will close in this city at half-past ten o’clock on Monday morning. Tas New Yorx Heratp—EFdition for the Pacific—will be ready at half-past nine o’clock Monday morning. Its columns will contain:—A graphic account of the Ter- rible Battle in front of Richmond, Va., in which the Union Forces under General MoClollan were completely Victorious,and the Rebels Defeated and Driven Back, titustrated with a Map showing the positions of the op- Posing forces on the Battle Field; An interesting account of the Evacuation of Corinth by Beauregard and his Rebel Army; A Report of the Evacuation of Fort Wright by the Rebels, and the Reopening of the Mississippi River; Account of the Operations of the Forees of Banks and Fremont in the Shenandoah Valley, Va., and the Discomflture of the Rebels under General Jackson, and much other late and interesting information in regard to the Progress of tho War; Tho Latest Accounts of the Con- dition of Affairs at the South; The Passage of the Tax Bill by the Senate; The Latest News from Europe, and re- ports of all interesting events of the week. 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Dr. Ke nedy’s Medical Discovery Is warranted to cure Scrofula, Erysipelas, Ringworm, Scald Hong, Salt Rheum, Ulcers. Fever 8 wpies, and every the Skis, of w' Cramps, ‘Rheumatic “Pains and stir Joints are Yrompily alleviated by the immediate use of HOLLOWAY'S met la, Campbell, npbel mi Apotheeary, corner Eighth arene and Twenty-eight . Boda, Di Baitxy.—The funeral of the late Col. Guirrorp 1. Banxy, United States Army, will take place fromthe First Preabyterian church, Flizabeth, N. J., on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock.’ Cars leave foot. of Cortiande street at one o'clock, roturning at twenty minutes to four and twenty pplnat tofive. . June 7, Joa Frances, wifo of 28' years. laken to Southport, Conn. , and the funeral servic sil take place at the residence of her fathor, Jesup B. Wakeman, on Monday afternoon, at three O’cloek. Friends of the family can | in the New Haven cars at a quarter past twolve o'clock in the ty, on Friday. June 6, Eowesn, youngest child of Jerome li, and Mary €, Colavurn, aged 2 years, $ months and 6 da; rolatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No. 223 South Third street, Jorsey City. Coxway.—On Saturday, June 7, Joun Conway, a native pay ended county Mayo, Ireland, in the 20th year of his His is frionds and relatives, also the mombers of Catha- rine Market Guards and thé Poatmen’s Association aro re. fully invited to attend the funeral, from his iato res. idonce, No. 21 Christy street, on this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notico. Coswon,—Ou Friday, January 6, in the city of Bol South Amorica, of dropsy, Pun.tar Convor, aged 38 years” Liverpool and Boston papers please copy. wenty.--On Saturday, June 7, after a lingering PATRICK DOUGHERTY, & native of county Ty, od 70 years. The relatives nid friend of the family are respoctfally invited to attend the funeral, this (Sumlay) afternoon, at two oclock, from his tate residence, 376 Ninth pg between aveurios Cand D. Dewxert.—On Friday, June 6, Leta Unecesa, danghter of Henry ©. and Catherine A. Dennett, ant year’, 11 months aud 21 days, Tho friends of the family are respeetilly invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternaotr, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 117 Sullivan street, between Prince and Spring, without further notice, Desenane—-At Long Bra hy on Friday tion, AMANDA G ye ay ughter oF of this city, ag and 6 months, The relatives and friew: mily are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of hor uncle, James Scott, 202 Wost Forty.sevonth nreet, near Fighth avenue. Fraxxuin.—On Saturday morning, June 7, Can C. FRANKLIN, b Fe 1944 Ensi Forty-first street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Farixy.—On Saturday, June 7, Owsy Feary, second son af Joh and Mary Farley, aged 6 years, 4 months aud 5 day The frends of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 0 residends of his parents, No. beg West Mary Froay, daughter of ‘Thomas and Marg: Tho relatives and (rious o ot ‘tie family are rospecttully Invited to attend her fu No. 227 First avenue, thi o’elock. F Albany and Schonoctady pTpers please copy, Fooantt.—At Woodford, county Gaiway, Ireland, on rae rch. Peas Fouanty, at tbe advanced nso! was, porhaps, the oldest Ris numerous, martyrs of Brith in that {11 island, he haying, in 1824, purchased the good will of A trees of isnd ta the, thount ainous part of county Galway, which expired in 1843, when h Shased from the law agent of A, P. pebiactia, & ame property, at (be pleagure of the owuer, eo: ‘in ejected, not for non-payment, a wit ita shilling for bis outlay; ‘and, in proof of ae ip pamelarhiy, the Sheriit did not cousider it prudent to possession under the protection of the ueighbor- poe ioe aud crowbar brigade, but called on the avaib abio Roda of Loughres, Portumua aud Parsonstowa to protect him in his unholy work of levelling the dwell- ing and outhouses with the ground. The deceased was in the enjoyment of all his faculties to the last hour. ‘May his soul rest in peace Gatzacuxr.—On Friday, June 6, of consumption, CusRies GALLaguen, a nati¥e of this city, aged 29 years. The relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, 218 West Twenty-fifth streot, this (Sunday) aftor- noon, ‘at one o'clock. The remains wiil be taken to Cal- vary Cemetery (or iutermont. Gueny.—On Thursday, June 6, Vatowia Austeuia Fre ms, wife of John Gurny, daughter of Stephon and Jane Ferris Bod 23 Fania 8 months and 9 day tives anil frion ts of the family are respectfully invi- telat to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one 2 ’cloek, from tho First Presbyterian chureh, West Hobo- N. J. Carriages will leave the ferry at half-past trebve ogo. Gaynor.—On Friday, June 6, Racuet Gaynor, in the 60th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this io. Onna afternoon, at two o'clock, from her Inte residence, No. 26 Jano street. GaRnicus.—On Saturday, June 7, at eae avenue, Hanway G, widow of Silas Me wane , June 7, of consumption, Micnart Gavin, & native of Ball iymcuard, county Galway, Treland, in the 4th year of his age. His irien is and relatives are respectfully invited to at- noon, o with. but are oe t : bs vee of Wil JomNSON.—On liam Jobnson, aca of Hew avon, Gonna Krovca.—On ', June 7, of ‘consumption, . ‘Rhee, sation of I a, county Galway, parish of Kellolo, in the 26th year of bis age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 204 West Twenty-first street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, this (Sunday, Nast two o'clock. ba raceme de ry taken Calvary eustary for in- rmen' Lineway.—At the New York Hospital, on Friday, 3 6, Juuxstait Lixenan, a uative of Ualinamona, Cork, Ire: land, aged 26 years and 3 months, May his goul rest in peace. Amen. The remains will be taken from the hospital, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clo:k, to Calvary Cemetery. -_ too (Cal. ) and Philadelphia papers picase copy. —On Friday, June 6, Jans Martin, aged 17 ieee and 28 days, son of John and Jane Martin, of ‘Thige-mile House, county Monaghan, Ireland. frionds and acquaintances of the family and those of his brothor-in-law, Moses Peterson, are respeotfully invited to attend the ‘taneral, this eames) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 696 Water “streo! Mruzr.. —Killed, ‘at the battle of Fair Oaks, near Rich- mond, Va., on Sunday, June 1, Jamms Muizr, Colonel mighty: -first regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers, aged 39 iis friends and those of the family are rospectfully if- vitted to attend the funoral services, at the Presbyterian church, mets sixth street, between Third and Fourth avenues, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Those services will not interfere with those —, by the Common Council for Tuesday afternoon next. Muimr.—On Friday, June 6, after a long and painful illness, Jort C., son ‘John R’ and Elizabeth V. Miller, aged 23 years, 6 months and 27 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Rose Hill Metho dist Episcopal church, Twenty seventh street, between Second and Third avenues, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock, without further invitation. The rage will be taken, on Monday morning, to Scotch Piains, N. J., for interment, ‘May.—On Friday, June 6, of marasmus, Axwre Furza- ighter of Captain Charles and Jane May, aged 10 RA.—On Friday, June €, of consumy vag Any, 1" McNamara, in the 27th year of The friends of the einer are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence, No. 113 West Fiftoonth stroet, thie (Sunday) afternoon, at one o’clock, without further notice. McCuusxuy.—On Friday, June ¢, after a short illness, Comsriivs MoCiuskey, aged 29 years, a uative of parish of Donecavy, county Tyrone, Ire'and. The frionds of the fatally are respectfull invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, 258 John street, Brook'yn, this this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clock. ‘The penrgioe Wel taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter- meni PEaRson.—On Tuesday afternoon, June 8, Jonn Pavt, Furst }, aged 43 years, first mate of tho abip Roger A. jearne. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem hers of Palestine Lodge No. 204,F. and’ A. M. are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, withgut further ion, from his la'e residence, No. 97 Powers street Williemsburg, thi inday afternoon, at one o'clock. Romson.—Suddenly, on Friday June 6, Ewaa Hriexa, infant daughter of William J. aud Jane Eliza Robinson, aged 6 months and 24 « Tho frionds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her paregts, No. 212 Sullivan street, without further notics. Rrax.—On Friday June 6, Micnaxt. Rrax, itive of Enoekany, county Limerick, Ireland, aged 70 years, after a long illness. The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 46 First strost, this —— ') afternoon, at half. past) one o’elock. freinds of the family, aud those of his brother-in-law, Dr, William O'Donnell, are requested to late residence, attend. Limerick papers will please copy. \RVAz At the battle of Williamsburg, on Monday, lay 5, is untimely do May bis soul rest in peace. Prince Edward’s Isiund papers and ‘Shgo (Ireland) pa please cory. j Hocawr Suton, in Brooklyn, on Saturday, June , Madar E., wire of Jotun J. Rockwell. avd daughter of ti aes David H. Robertson, of New York city, aged 25 + The funeral services willtake place at the Church cf the Redeemer, Pacific street, corner of Fourth avenue, on Monday noon, at three o’clock. Relatives au friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend, without further notice. ‘riday, June 6, Jas T., ony son of Caro. line and the late james T. Steer, aged 1 monthand 22 days. ‘hho frionas of tho family are respectfully invited. to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 161 Fast korty oighth strest. Srewanr.—On Friday, June 6, of strounds received at the battle of Williamsburg, Va., Wituuam Srewanr, 9 member of Company K, Third regimont NewYork itx colsior brigade, and a uative of Tullow, county Carlow. Ireland, ‘The funeral will take pl from his late residence, No. 613 Ninth avenue, this Jay) afternoon, at one o'clock. The relatives and friends of the family and of his brother-in law, Poter Immoher, are respectfully in- vited to attend. ‘Surru.—On Saturday, Jane 7, of convulsions, James Manrson, infant son of Henry K. and Mary R. Smith, agod 6 months and 18 days. re veg and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his grandparents, Nu. 697 Washiagtou strect, this (Sunday) afternoon, at hatf-past two o'clock, without further invi- tation. Seeru.—On Monday, May 26, from the effets o cident on the Second Avenue Railroad, between Fifty- ninth and Sixtieth streeis, Parsick Swit, oged 6 years. ‘Trt. Saturday, Sime 7, Huser, eon of Cord N. and Catherine Timm, aged 7 mouths and 11 days. Tho relatives and triouds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the finer: halt. renis, st Twonty-olghth street, corner of Tenth avonye. His remains will be taken to the Lutheran Cemetery. Tyengiz, —Oo Friday, June 6, Euzancrd Trremn. ‘The relatives and fejends of the family aro respectfully iavited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 190 Laurens street, this (Sunday) a(vernoon, at halt-past one o'clock. Warsi,—On Friday, Juno 6, after a lingeriu; Richard Warsi, Jr., a native of Goggin’s Hi land, aged 37 years, jatives and friend of the family are respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resitence of bie fa! or, 108 Frank: lin etreet, His romains will be fterred in Calvary Cometery. California papers please copy. Wueriex,—On Friday, Juno 6, Mancausr, wifo of James Wheolen, of Longfort county, [roland aged 45 yoars. ‘The friends and acquaintances are beapecttully invitod toattend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from 124 Fast brosaway. Werstone,--On Friday, June 6, Su.s8 R. Werwone, aged 1_months. The ins wil be taken to Ricevi!! le, N. J., om Mon- illness, county MISCELLANEOUS. ye GIMBRED ES, 4 ALBUMS. (FIFTY PIUTORES) retailed at $3 jing Cards, Note Paper, Monograins in parfeet taste, xO THIRD AVENU! NEAR TWENTY. LEN, Attar, street, invites the friend ad chen and Shoes (0 cali tis o , af & Splendid fresh Ko will be shown up at great'y 1. !yriges pers, Monograms, ala, al Engrav- Re, ia elegant ay TRVERDELL'S old store, corner umn are, T BARKER'S—WIGS, BANDS, TOUPEES, AND Abu Haman Hatr Articles, of the best kind, 22 Brow NNIN & CO, MANUFACTU RERS or ENGLISH ate tie ae)” Fulton street, corner of William. corner of Broadway.—Call ae Ate KINDS oe CLAN? ‘AND or ey e ry T 1 $450, SHOES AND GAITERS, ALL ATS Sates aot at JONES’, 10 and 12 Ana a OKNOWLEOGED—THAT LA SULTANA 18 THE most popular ax well as the trmoes ong lately {avored Seormsbasia | fa Biyokin ‘Tobacco tn by all sezar d BE. F, RAYMOND, a Mallen mae manite facturer's sole agent for tie Unived Bia APM AND NAVE NESSES, HOSPITAL SUPrLIns, f * nilers Bioresy Aes fOr SY 9. seRNDUM, Broadway, corner of Ged street, A FINE BLUE CLOTH BACK, $12; FROCK, #14, PRET. Py tily trimmed. Other Sa 1d Procks from $8 Uy $i0y 4 to $91 Vests, $1 50 ( ik mixed Coats, $10 to i of fancy oe "tg Pants and Vests is Ghequailed’ Blue Fieane Linen Goats, $2 50, Brerg ning cise, Oty 14 William street, 5 The steamship York, Capt Weure, aailed yeatertay for Southampton and Bremen. a Suir Guorto, before reported floate’ eT Fast Chop. was taken in tow by a tug for Boston 40 reper, bur Foy Be to put into Edgartown om account of o 8 orm, where she remained AM of Gib. Banx Euiza & Cuant henog for Gloucester, En oy Sy sag mdasing, bad L Dushigls wheat, raid ag 289 tons, built at Sunderland f in 1808, and hailed from Kboryawith, Wales Bans Uxewoara, Trumboll, henge for Qhgpnsionn, before reported missing, had 19,655 bushels corm, zated Al Sst tons, bullt at Bundertand sm Sot, from Sout known in this country since nearly thistp-these Bo ta ears, are now, from the coutiiual experi: iic inci most careful praparation of large auantitos bp Piriods, if at ail posite, betier in quality thau ever before. are confidently aad sincerely offered to the pubic as Fs Of ail xeally pure Biter a4 the Mi SANi CORDIAL of tte kind in all its £x2, <9 applications; aud, Gnally, asa VALUABLE MEDICINE AND STIMULANT $m all cases of complaints connected with the stomach or the nervous system, 80 prevalent during the summer aud {ull seasons. Brown, from Lingaw Be Pag) Quaneo (of Sydney ‘To prove these assertions, ail that is asked is a fair trial "e ‘Beac! and Comparison with any other article sold im the market | Geront ya cTk with coal, went aa hes i an ay under the name of Bitters. leaking (it was beioee reported she vas lig! 8 iu all, got safely ashore. For sale by and draggists generally, and witha | ‘gc 00'S! 4, at Philadelphia from Cardenas, on 28th pa liberal discount pian by AS 'YONKE, Jr dn lat 32, lon 75, uring avioleut NEB gale, lost 45 klids of Bo Liberiy street, | Molasses off dec! of counterfeits and imitations similarly ES ind ‘see that the name and signature of the oid firm oe “ G. &J. Boker” be on the labels, aud their seal on Deruort, piece 4—Steamer Chicago struck the wreck of ¢ tug Zouavein hake St Cinir thie AM, and commenced Yealee ing badly. A steam pump was put omboard, and at4 PME ype) nearly pu ae a Her cargoef corn and four le he had wer baal i, Gammaigndy as, she bn eral feet of water in the hold.e Scnr Many Mavkuy, sat tons, BS iar eS eed ‘et the marie railway of Abram Bragiw. We notice the sale of A2 bark Cavallo; mystic is 1886, on Lorna not Uranepireds oe (ON Dut ath Whatemen. Bedford 8th inst, ship Ostifornia, W. Honotul Nov 12, Ciatlan Tatort Pes age Bomex WINE, COMPANY NO. 99 Bing Chas Cham ne BO ber Be ores acd ece., Fine, Champagnes 31 por cents per botile; — gs Peat ie fine, "Bourbon, $1 per gallon; fine co BE SEEN FOR A ag SHORT TIME, THE GREAT GOLD DINING’ SERVICE, Arr at New 85 bbla sp (taken ef Capo f (tbe in the country) $e Which we sine saninonred: exprocelr 1752 do wh hy Rage For the MALZONDOREE, 43 Eau Fouroeth streets pias, from bark Ware ety Ss eM Drader eV HACOHWOUT & CO., adekd for’ sp ho 488, 480;and 492 BROADWAY, corner ot Broome sizest, | snd shi'for Bay of Islands plese for, ro mad ioe RUTORES AND CANRS FOR THE wrLtioN—aT | UlEey i from ongalde ow dag te eee Ox ‘manufacturer's, No.2 & INBLL, bt rd ‘NB, 540 sp, bound nto thet Falkian. 3 landed ane ane rons ere Bea tata 12S igo We ik att HIROPODISTS.—LIFTLEFIELD & WESTERVELT Pi 3. dwick C have. removed from opposite Bt. Nicholas Hotel ta 882 Bowland, (NB, 110 Potinbees rear Picetied roadway, « few doors above Thirteenth strevt, whore they ing wo ats, bark Arab, Nye, FH, bell ganas Rueir successful treaunent of Corus, Bunions, Perea all told. exer Ri A letter from Capt hip Cornelius aie tai NB, reports her at Sydney, reh 21, having refi ppp pd t Ota: WATER, C1 Ry COguERE ga, RS $2, eee i and $3. for another year. hip Maguilia Pearce, N er oil, bone, &c., for x { re- ten Snell od ay very cheap rates, ALEX, pei’ House Furnishing gutore, ro R. PHELPS’ MEDICATED AND MAGNETIZED —An agreeable, speedy, reliable and harm- jess substitute for large and repeated fovea of domestic me- dicit Secured rd to act of Congress, end. sold only rh bark Willian Gufouds Boker, Ni, ready for e6a lelter from Capt. Rowley, of sip union, 2 NB, Teporte her at Hobart Town March 15, havi p oik tince insu aspors Cound on a skortonioe eet bora A letter from Capt Custino, of ship Congress, NB, reports her at Albany, NIL, Maich 13, haying taken 300 bbis 4p ainoe leaving Maurilius— 750 do sp and 850 do wh oll all told. icines. ea Dr, PHELPS, M jlectrician, 124 Ni et, near A letter from C1 i Little. Pat ship Herals B, reports her Brosdway, whare the dowor may be ‘stcoess tly consulted | at Bay of Islands March 2, having akon a bls sp ol ait lass on all of females, day and evening. Call or send | cruise. Re} ship Eli tanbeth. Wi for circular, and escape imposition drugging. bbls sp ofl 3 days’ sail from thé e day. ‘A letter {rom Capt Pierce, of bark statord, NB, reports her at Bay of Tslanis Feb 2, oil as before repo Repo heard of, no om ship Desdemona, Bates, NB, having take. PERTIUED, .—T. KRUTINA, SUCCESSOR TO S. M. Doe & C it Been 96 ye 98 East Houston street, between ni the Bowery an ue, has now on hatd apd is | $ whe on she Atiantic, Coleman, Nant, "edo, and Manufacturing a splendid arsortment of first class Cabinet oflin, do, 400 bbls co Furniture, ich he will selt at very low prices. eae tor ti Gapt Phinney “of bark ark Java, NB, reports ber at Bunbu from Desolation, with 370 bola LAGS MADE OF DOUBLE WARPED ENGLISH | sp and Miele” Report thet experienced the worse bunting, at ANNIN & CO.'S, 99 Fulton street, corner of ‘iltiam, (Established in 1847.) Bb ema eed LEFT OFF CLOTHING PURCHASED in largagr small lots, Please call at the store, or address vA tre atreet, ON's Fete wae FLEA POWDER. In summer when the sun is low, Come forth in swarms the insect foe, And for our blood, they bore, you know, ok it in most rapidly, weather ever saw before on the Desolation Ground, and ne whales; thinks his was the only ship that took a whale, which made 60 bbl, Was bound sperm whaling. A letter from Cant Davis, of bare Two Brothers, NB. re- ports herat Bay of Inlands March 2: off as before reported. A letir from Capi Moores, of bark Kathieen, her at Bunbury, ‘March 22, with o! A ‘aa before reporte to sail next day on a cruise. Esporte at do, ships Parachute, Howland, N B, 700 sp5 John Wells, Fisher do, 60 sp; Mary Meu Haha Barber, of ship Adeline, NB, roporte letter from Cupt Barber, ship leline, N per at son Fob Bat 4440 8, lon. 116, 60 W having faken 2% since Bat fleas, Takoeters—biagic or white bbls ich Island#—50 sp 450 wh all La deal ae Teo Coney quite, a Viound: oe Seton See, ‘Sea. Corastia, 8B, to fr reports ey in their obscure vila Ley. 7 her at St Helena April 7 rite ion ble sp oll wil told—to aah Lyon's Powder is harmless to mania, but wilt 1si att | 18 8 few days to sige on Carroll oc house insects, garden worms, plant bugs, kc. Ly netic Pills are sure death to rats and uice, Gold every: where, D. 5, BARNES, 202 Broadway, New York. ty Piabareone tt & BACHMAN'S MAGNETIC eee CAT POWDERS. HE ONLY INFALLIBLE REMEDIES FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF ROACHES, CROTON BUGS, BED BUGS, rend a for Buenos Ayres, i ‘atts, from Portland for Montevideo, April at Sap jon 46. Pilot. Fish, from Cardenas via Boston for Falmouth, Mav ie Tangent, Piobetis, rom Cardenas for Boston, June 6, off Point hy Maik ANTS, MOTHS, FLEAS, RATS AND MICE. on worth, henoo for Bangor, June 5, off Point’ ee Sehr Bay Siate, hence for Portsmouth, June 5, off Point UMMER RESORT_ROUND HILL HOTEL, NORTH | Judith. ewe eal Pk pore fener Dinas a bo, ig 6 Cee Dida. tae: Bas Dam Journ. ‘The scenery is of aurivalled beauty: valicy, bil and. | aayamiay Mey Se port bark Bisun! ign, her | aive in inesiiausltible variciy, Und the hots Kept, Containing every, accommodaiion for gnesis, for their comfort as arausoment —N. O. Pleajune: PECTALTY.—PILES, FISTULA AND DISEASES OF Tie Pelvis Visca Dri. A DANIELS, 221 Sixth Svenue, near Fourtee SELLING AT COST—PRIOR TO ig yay eed Bnigror, May 3tay 23-10 port Alczandriné, Titcomb, and Mary Sinnppa’ June ta Eliza Barss, Oooper, for New eset aye? "pPoguins forde’S days; lenkaes ‘Ganoure, M i tho rr Uncle Joe, Pin! Bremen. Bay ie 19—Arr Sac Holm, ion mblem, Davis, for Mentom ly Carpets, Ze, 6d.; Tapestry, 7a, Ta rine in | ““Ganie, May 14—sid pais, éae:, pct rain, 38, fet ilcloth. 86. sa a ‘April 26—, ocarell a FB Wien, Eucoln, Madrasy r yard; ie Windows Saaiteae gilt Cornices,” Paper Hang: | Waverley, vitenry, Pomtde Geile (and cht to load assortment, &c., at LANDON'S, 874 Hudson | Crexrv: 7.22 In port brigs Scio, Wooster, and Ailoe street, ‘near King street, wes CASTLETON. COMPANY'S MARBLE AND Marbicized Site Mantels, 412 Broadway, New York. Send for circulais, _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAG TOR NEW FORE-<ERIS DAY, . 423] woow sets. : Sort ‘iphia bg on a Raseri gor a id Madevaeka, Grifith (from Sierre Leone), Lor age, bani May 23—. ee ee Cardenas. UF pprte oe May 17—In ‘ar Tuscarora; rebel Mer; Bebrig ADM, fae York lage wind Woon the tith, Towed thro the nar sess 15th, bark Paramount, B: (from Pale: roo eee tatty for Boston; Br brig Geo E Letsou, 4 McPhee (from Messina), for NYork, Guarantita, PR. May'25—No Am vearel in port. Livxxroot, May 20—Arr Carniola, Hopkins, Port au iy 2ith, North American (s) for Quebec 201): Atri for Boston Slst; City or Washinhton, (s) for NYor! China, (8) for do June 7; Autocrat, ‘Burw ~ May Dominion, Huto, for do June 1 CLEARED. m, Mulltaer? for Nort 3 ‘Ago, ailand, for Palla: Trade Wind, ——, New Orleans-oI B Gager. della 2a 26: Bello weed for do; Frank Fllnt, hey, Ea. leron, Perey, Lit ‘verpool—Neamith & Sons. » Cynoaute, Rosingon, LverpootWidiams & Guion. Stub ty of Mobile, Col#, Liverpool—Harbeck & Co. Ship Bleu Maria, 1 Loudon—Nesmith & Sous. Ship ermine (Brem), Bruncken, Southampton—Ruger Ship Contidence, Cole, Glusgow—W Nelson & Sons, Ship Keutuckian, Mertymam Havre—Boyd & Hincken, Bark Camillo for), Pedone, Gloucester—Lajrrence, Giles ay On, Duchesse d’Orleans, Hines, from wixs, May, 22—In port harks: Daniel, Staples, for eh i Henry, Wilson, for Bowon. for Otago 26th Mountaue Weve, disp Jonna, ae, » for ; : * Sureka, Cutler for do April 1; Regulator, Holbrook, for ay" Lihat a April 1; Versailles, Shethourne, for do do early 2. ine, Bell for do April 10; Pariuenia, Hunter, Bark Antoinetta (Ital), Viola, Gloucester—F Berthoud, aes anes: cl i ¥ Biuff, Bae Frank Lovett (Bi), Horton, Cork for orders Boyd & fo ulclee fs G Richardson. Lewin, Gad Hairy B ‘aad RERE Storm Nymph (Br), McLeod, Liverpool—Rogera & ese am Po regan Heads March 24, ship Jack Frosty ery, Point de Brig Anna Maria Henrietta (Hol), Tong, Amsterdam— BETOAsete, h 25—In port ship Siam, Graves, ict As tom San Frangieco, heii . eincke & We rig ids BE Pyke, Rio Janctro—Bundell, Jones & Piain port park Mary C Dyer, for NYork, sig 7th seb WY Farnam Dyer V Farnum, Parker, —. ane iz Vesta, Fuller, Vera Cruz—M Echeverria & Co. -"ALERMO, May 15—In port bark Os) pres, Na Nash, from Mar- B ford, Sal, 31 Thy F Talbot € Co. . Brie Vin na cae a omag ease eas iy to load for NYork; schr LA r Johuson, Leeming, for ORatvador-atitdievan & Co, xpe, April om 4, Cundifr, Bus eee (aires Hola tie Boner rowbridge's | RO Gzaxpe, ee ee ir Fal peteng, 0 In port 16th, bark Laura, Piet Rio darn ‘Apri 35—Tn Ee inf See anes dime ir back: Noemnburs, for Lene, als Inge Votante (Areon Han ‘carne Brig Sarah Flagc, Rumbal!. St Piorre—F Talbot & Co, Brig Vision, Wicksrane. Boston—Duryee & Hyile, | ga Kasbec, Ackley, Para and a market—Durdett & Eve- rel Tri fairl rapes 3 £00, ira Mary Helen, pen, Fun, di ih 8 Abi , Sana, fom Richmond, ‘St Kitis—F Tall Fannie Cren- Schr Angelle, Len jabionhera Morr & Abbott. yell As . gat al becca, Michenor, Kellum, Cherrystone>R Parker. from’ Monteved lish, from. ‘NYork, diag; Schr Sea Gull, Gann, Georgetown—L_ E Kenny. brigs, Virginia, ichmond, wiz; Brothers, Baitimore—L Kenny. rooks, from Mon ; Montieelioy Lewis, from Bal , Lewis, Philadeiphia—J W McKee. . *y tr Pnnt Rufdng Warweci fee 8 Co Eo.c aor oe Cp ts land — Mi Se tar esther & Sopila: MYork bt Thackon. Sunperiann, May 21—Arr Anna Deen Pickering, Loa- sete Ocean, Peres pathy Bernien,& Gon. dom. Bid 18th, Ocra Spray, cases) ‘Small, Salem W Ropon 4 Ce Bint et seca 5g ONE fer Howard, Baker, Bostou—8 W Lewin, Ki Ropes & Co. Br sous, XB, June 2—Ay hx et me ad, foal Fanny, einen in, Mat- . tia, Iphis, Sehr Gold Hunter, Weare, 1 laren 29-1 Schr Augusta, ———, New Bedford—it § Ravkett, rant, ff, Maren 2912 Eileabeth Fe ‘ter, Lillie, Scie J L Darling, Howes, Providence» Kenay. Schr E © Scranton, King, Providence—H 8 Racket Schr Caroling. Rogers, New Haven—H 8 Rackett. Ameriea: Schr Sarah Elizabeth, Smith, New Huven—S D Stannard. »2opton, Jane G—Gl ship Gleaner, Bloop Emity. I Providence—L Kenny. hanghaes orice Sloop T Huli rovidence—L Kenny, fy 'Priuweton, Allen, Feline! Sloop Suffolk, th, New London Hi § Rackett, ‘sh roy Turks ie Grate ate, late cht loop Aurora, 4, Norwich—H § Racket NYork. Bla Wini 0 ain tugs Reseue, Siar Sloop Aurore, Williams, Norwich—Ii 8 Racket find Retief, for ort Royal, 0, bark Oamanit wax towed ARRIVED. Ship Tdaho (of Boston}, Howe, Ship Island, May 1% tn bree bar & Colby. pier 4 Int 32, lon 76, ba larion, from Key We ton. April 1 u eh te oan B-C'id ochre Nor Weet, Fi Haskell; Hudson, ‘ork. Snip Toland Hon drag a gal, came contact with the | y BELE: Cour, N York, Sune & Bb Fraakti ap Great Hep lic, carried bow: ind cutwater, Wiis Vint nto load. for Fortress Monroe. Sid 3d, os oiled to takes ‘ay pi P chs abip fees. | Thomanstiy Hall, Hortress Mon P Batu The Tw a8 bound to Bost Put i nto thie port in comes. tno nit he Risso aurcarciign C, Kor N York, ae quence » wind Mark Elen sforcieon | eae ot tient, Roiherstit, uN cote eT vORT. June G-Old schrs Pear Worthloys fo A Bell. Had WSW Red Bank; Mary Frances, Barvour, Portamouth; Vel eity, winds most of the th, or ates bulwarks, &c. ¥ 13,]4t | Sinonaun. New Bedford: UL Lovering, Jones, Taynton; 7 ion 39, pamved the fowermast of large shir with mop at | Lawrence, Kozers Springteld: HM, Welles Pox. Hartioras tact, ni nea ral yards, st ‘ | sloop iat Zchort iran ‘in onde cowdivion: Late, aad. | Nusnaniel, Hert, Norwalk: Rival, Hobbte, Blamtor FB Mar Cee ee et et” CKtalig 0, Pomeram, Battinnie or Dighton. Sid sche EA Bayles Bajles, Phila. oy ook haven, . Atos th soon ‘X'B Holmes, Hammond, NYork; 6th, f TT Borden, Collins, do. DINER, May 29814 sch Glenroy, efleld, NYork, SASPERETRR Jone Oar ooh Hopel hae Menges doc nes York 5h ie te 10 Sohn Henry Cole, of Hall: f. aged i7 years, ape Fentiee, fell froin the mainyard, struck the rail, went over- board atid was lost—lowered a boat aul inade every exertion to.save him. Bark Adain (Ttal), Antonio, Genoa, 47 days, with maccaro- niand hides and ten passengers, to order. Bark Annie Hodgman Iran’(of Thomaston), Tyler, Boston, 4 aye, in ballant to Snow & Bu gens, Adelaide (Br, of Waterford), MeGough, Rotte J I-81 sina, ‘aroline. apni, rich ter lo onder. Had Severe wostcnly wea Re te strane mene Reciaey. Hiay and © jon 26 %8, spoke ship Lizzie Homans, h ses son Ary ache Christina, Wilcox, Phitadet- pris (tau a cof Baltimore), Croo! Rio Janeiro, April 29, May 30, Jut 29 3 ion fence, Winchester (from Sippican), NYork: 5 Sa dene. bane vy Bato & Sophia for New York, 46, spoke brig Bird of tie Wave, Bimrwon, from Bos for Hort ‘an Prince, with capiain sick—suppited her wit me: iat: $1 ast, Wwt'36 40, lon 7140, signalized bark Wiustow, steers im Brig Rolling Sea (of Lubec), Rowell, Guayanilia, PR, 19 days, with sugar, to Stunge: ml il, ‘am, Alont, Biarana, 10 days, with cof- f Saunders, do. NEWPORT, June tre achrs Clifion (Ie), Belyea, New NB; Ancona, Chandier, Adiison fot New etson, Bich. Philndeiphia for Truro: Ko in, ‘Nort, for Wockla Angel, Lance, Frovidener foe Eliza. may Roanoke, Panil, and 8 L Crocker, P'resvrey, Taunt te York. ‘SineeNo avr this AM. Wind NB, with rain, Lae p10 days, with sugar ke, to ‘Sehr Ancona. Chandler, Nor "Murray. ' Sailed in company Hes = ber hia AM sid ‘eur 1 Deltart, te are, Balt “Shi more for i ‘ores! tsa, dereyite§ | Monteznma: sioops. AB oimen Copy. fo brig dW Harris. hence for St Jago. . tare NGASSH rE Jun alts Creo Gent adh tetnns conte nr St * , ‘chr Emit Thorpan yt ro Blgpee Brim gan ‘TD Wentworh doy Bay Stace; Verrili, Porta: Hef Garhi. _Haatport 1 mu ON, Tune S—Ave Be brigs B Smith. MoLetta Sone Uren, b Minsiag for Bort Moreisy "EM LONDON, June wEY Mlle, yet, ‘lo for Hellas Behr Del erie, " namore, Lithec for Rondout. Gober Bay Beate, H Hallett, Boston, 3 days, Ze vulou, Davis, do Bs for 8 John, NB. Johrl W Right Bude Bundt: Ni iettond, 9 dn cou, Philadelonia. for Boston; Wm Jones, Jones, eo a ea came | Satergrtans Wee e-par ates eae hte area Ann br, Arhetpley, Fi iT goin) for ibaa, Be tH ‘aie hudson Waa Secm aes venaerbtitcU S transport), -—— White House, and Col Rady Moog eae hte S av 2, Parker, Phe Matar woo, Canaht, Batsimere, twtethyas Merit, Tt ay a ht toon Reply. er lt Berton ¢ . Philadelphia, ‘al } Greer 4 ochre psd Ospray, wenn: Provides 6 ail rat! . Bee’ ae poet Hints Ot See nee? 1S T Vaughan, Trentow: thy Leuiuel, say P Goa Gamma hor’ to evcnive vonel nto, Sa a cgi AOE : i tiga dodge Blanoy, Corte, BELOW. Cordelia, Rion rigs nog, Bark George Thomas, from Went Tudies, Key West 8 Small, Has iendebike amnre Hh Bark Goor pei oh Brckyatn, MO daye from Cape Brition-—Both by pilon t Mary Ann. Also, one brig, wnunewe. Steamsh i angaroo (Br), Queenstown pool; New York Gireny Corihamitan and LL ie Also, new steamship Fire hanghae, ‘Wind at lt PM, NE NE, with ith rain, Mise@Olaneous, The flags on the shipping in our harbor wore displayed at half-mast yesterday In testimony of respect to the late TB Satterthwalte, of the Board of Underwriters, The funeral #ervices will take place at Trinity Church, on Sunday af- fernoon. ‘The steamship Kangaroo, Capt McGuigan, sailed at nogn roserday fox Queoustown and Liverpoqh, Wont, Aid, Will ise and CA Micckection Po i ara Polat; alexand wes, Dol, June 6—The bark ty 111s, passed in this steamer witle gu si'ihe Sarah 8 prizes in tow. PORTLAND, June S2C14 Bs a Ganion, Lime les iH Hare T; bark Andes, Shople Intra oes Nicene, ‘Galootian,” Uubeh No PROVIDENCE, J Petre, Young, fork, heey, aa and Gen ¥, pure) Seaton fF iluvburds Wi Williams, NYork. y leon, WWilliaine, NYork, Ola sche Monte rateipnie ‘ai ware RP haae, Shute; Aleks m, Baker, wad Orion. rk. it, Jive Gail from Bettarta’