The New York Herald Newspaper, June 12, 1862, Page 8

———— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnegpay, June 11—6 P. M. There is nothing new in the money market. ‘Money is quite abundant at 3 a 4 per cent on call. Certificates of indebtedness range from 100% to 100%. Nothing is doing in foreign exchange. Stocks continue active. Atthe morning board ‘to-day prices were somewhat irregular, Govern- ments declined 3¢ per cent on the registered sixes. Btate stocks were steady. The demand for rail- way bonds continues active, and prices steadily eppreciate. The bonds of the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago, which deslined 4 per cent this morning, were the only exception to the rule. Among the speculative shares the movement was irregular. Pacific Mail declined 44, guaranteed %, Galena %, Toledo %, and Rock Island 44; while Central and Erie preferred were both % better. Other descriptions were un- changed. Between the boards the market was steady. At the second board there was an im- proved demand for stocks, and nearly all descrip- tions were better, Rock Island rose 1 per cent, Erie 4, Galena 4, Panama}, Harlem preferred 1. The market closed with a very healthy appear- ance. The buying is more general, and more widely distributed than it used to be; there are no large cliques operating for the rise, and no heavy blocks of stocks which are liable to be thrown unexpectedly upon the market. At half-past three the market was quoted firm, the following being the quotations :—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 103 @ 1033y; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 106%% a 106%; do. 5’s, 1874, 96%4 a 97; Treasury 7 3-10 per cent, 106.a 106; Tennessee 6's, 60%4 a 60%; Virginia 6's, 5734 @ —; Missouri 25354; American gold, 101% a 10454; fail, 116 116745 New York Central, 924% Erie, 37 ; do, preferred, 66 a 6644; Hodson River, 473% a 0% Harlem, 15% a 16; do. preferred, 39a 3994; Reading, 57 a 5744; Michigan ral, 647% a 65; Michigan Southern and Northern na, 2744 a 2734; do. guaranteed, 58 a 5834; anama, 135 @ 135%; IMinois Central, 65 a 6534; ena and Chicago, 7034 a 7044; Cleveland and oledo, 45% a 45°4; Chicago and Rock Island, 65 3 65%4; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 77% ® 7734; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 28 a 28/4; Illinois Central bonds, 7’s, 9534 a 9534. We understand that Mr. Chase has allowed it to transpire that he will shortly offer to all holders of demand notes the privilege of exchanging them for 7 3-10 notes at a given pricé. In consequence ef this demand notes have advanced to-day to 10244 a%%. This premium will doubtless have the fect of drawing them in from the country ata pretty rapid rate. The following is a comparative statement of the exports (exclusive of specie) from this port to foreign ports for the week ending June 10 and since January 1:— 1860, 1861, 1862 ‘Total for the week....$1,871.727 2,520,013 2,266,400 Previously reported..36,038,879 55,301,477 52,218,760 otal since Jan. 1..$37,910,606 57,911,490 54,485,160 The business of the Sub-Treasury was as fol- Pacific -$1,015.228 06 . 168,000 00 ‘The exchanges of, the Bank Clearing House this morning were $25,285,750 19, and the balances $1,486,594 68. We have received the report of the Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Company. The gross earn- ings of the road, from all sources, from July 1, 1861, to March 31, 1862—being nine months— $254,071 TT ,1t4 43488 5 $1,054,704 — An increase over the correspor of last year of $160,079 26. Expenses for the sume time (nine months), iucludimg extraordinary repairs ............ 631,586 Leaving net earnings :, $525,317 ae of new works. ta = + 2.287 « 73,132 YS ,790 lage expenses Suierest on bonds for nine months. Rent on Peoria ++ $306,063 upon tho road, which: is properly chargeable to construction, $43,186 17. Of this Amount $7,311 05 is included in the ‘tem. of repairs: the romainder, $35,575 12, is put down as the cost of new works. ‘The following is the balance sheet of the com- pany:— Carprt BaLaxces. | aon stock account, rigage bonds + 1,397,000 Balance due from Miss. wake RR RR. Co. (since Cash due from general freight ‘otiee (aneoliect. ‘ed bills) Dash in ban Balance of cash, cash items and bilis in hands: ph pS aenenad Chicago. Tash in hands of Treasurer. The income account is as follows:— tacoma Acoocyt ov Cutcaco as Reck Istaxp Ramroap Company ror Tus Nove Mowrns Exowc Mence 31, 1462. ‘1861. yay sites months rent Peoria 62. 20—To three per cent dividend...... Jan. 9—To interest om bonds Seetinsasocmancoptons + $1,476 407 <— y 7 Serena to qneeey of income secount.. ‘$421,702 sore a1—! By freight 2 1862 Aprii 1—By balance......... . The State of Indiana will pay the Ist of July in. derest in New York on the public debt in gold, The official notice of the Treasurer of Illinois does not specify gold; but, as the taxes for the support of the public debt are collected in gold, the im- pression is that the payments here on lst July will be made by the American Exchange Bank in kind. Ohio has already provided gold for her interest. Massachusetts and New York pay in gold, and we boar nothing to the contrary in reference to Con wecticut or Kentucky. The Cincismati Commercial of Monday publishes the following remarks upon the prospects of the growing crops at the West:— Tnereasing interest is of course felt in al) parts of the ouutry a8 to the eondition of the crops and the prospect- ive yield. Accounts reach a9 of serious damage to the cha In some localities by the Heseian fly; but the avo- of tis much less than usual, and, taking he promice as it now stands, it certainly never was more satisfactory for an abundant yield of all kinds of frnits and graina. The Chicago Times remarks upon the same sub- w ee ee a dee clinch bug have ww vnted hundreds of flelds direction, and the ee Sen cimen te been such as to @ good deal of alarm for the oom! I joughed ap and replanted in corn. As a most singular ngs i this connection, it is poticed that, while seme Deen rhined, those inmosdiateiy adjoinin n oS eppeseniiy sip eoeaped alibarm. On the other han ear from pections of the country where ine crop, NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 12, 1862—TRIPLE SHEET. locking finety and promise well. The large broadth of land sown this year may in some measure compensate for the loss of a pertion of the crop. ‘The weather during the past.week has been ool and backward. The Boston Post of yesterday thus notices the course of money matters in that city for the last week:— The money market remains without especial change in rates, although the accumulation of capital continucs, and menapes. institutions as well as capitalists ar puzzled to what to do with their surplus funds. The banks are supplying the limited demand at from four to six per cent, according to their customers. Re- Lewals of old notes are generally at six per cent, while on call,on government and otlier first class securitics, from four to five per cent is charged, On the street money is offered in large sums at three per cent. This, however, is im exceptiora! cases. Copper stocks have been steady. is firm, with @ moderate demand at 21 inuesota, Pittsburg, Pewabie, Quincy, franklin and National have been in tair demand ; Central advanced rapidly te 13%. during the week, which bronght out so Tmueh stock that it fell back agai to 1gc. Tho mine is considered by many ag the most promising ove cn the lake. Isle Royale is firm, but inactive. Hancock, it is said, looks promising; Rockland hag declined to 12e. The Chicago Ziibune of Monday remarks : ‘There has been @ steadily increasing acvity in finan. cial and business circles iuriug the week. The paper made seems to have been satisfactory, for very hberal discounts have been made by the babks, and yet their ability to continue to dose docs not seem ‘two be lessened in the least. For the last twoor three days the large demands made upon thew have rendered currency rather ce ; but this is only temporary; for time is only re- ed to convert their surplus exchange on deposit in Xow York into currency to meet every contingency. Orders for this purpese to a large extent have been given, and in the early part of next week we pre. sume ‘the usual relative balance between the supply of currency amd exchange will be restored. Tho larger ‘houses have been selling New York ex- change freely to customers at one-eighth premium, and op round lots concessions from that fizure were some- times obtained. Par was all that could be obtained by sellers at the banks; and on collections and for small par- ceils ty was still the current selling price. Gold was firm at 3a3% buying; selling 33{ a 4 per cont premium. Most transactions were mace at the upper figures. The price in New York was 4 por cent premium. The Cincinnati Gazette of the same day says:— There was only a moderate demand for money on Sa- turday, and the supply continues ample with all the houses. Good paper for short dates finds ready takersat 6 a7 per cent, and longer dates at 8210 percent. Gold was in better demand, and the rates were firmer at 344 a 346 per cent preminin buying, aud 44 943 per cent preudum seilh g. is no change in exchange; the demand was {air at ‘var buying? and 3¢ a 34 premium selling. Stock Exchange. Wnnxrspay, June 11, 7862. 50shs NYC RR.bIO 92% 100d... B80 9255 $5000 US 6's,’ 68, reg 100 65000'US 6" °B1, cou 10614 35000 Lil war loau... 100% 5000 Tenn6's, "90.850 8036 32000 do 6035 5000 Virg-6'a, 830 » 81000 Missouri 6's... 533 ‘2000 Erie RR Ist m'b 109 8000|Erle RR ath mb 92 5000 Bat’, NY & Elm a 6100 Hud RRR3dm 91 8000 Har RR 2d m b 101 5000 MC8pclmsfebs4 105%, 3000 Mich Su znd m 843¢ 14000 eo 847% 10000 do 2000 Goshen Br bds 100 pon i) ona RR bds 96 seve 98% Swoltantekaivizs 107g 2000 °T re si 86 ree 1000 Tol& Wabaehlm S000 it s,FtWeClm 10000 630TolkWabashinb 75 $000 Gal & Chi Istm 103 ig 25 Clev, Cases in RR ig 15000 American gold 104% 75 Galena & Ch RR. 70% 25000 do. £6 10495 20 do 03g 135000 do. 10434 70 5000 do. 820 10415 60% 10000 do, #60 103: 69%q 10 shs Bank N York. 103 4534 14 Union Bank. W255 45%, 10 North Riv Bai 85 63% 60 Bank of ty eo 98% 63% 7 Corn Exch Bank, eA 64 10 i fia a Bank 1 64 85 Par! 20 Chic, orci i % 100 Bruns City L 7 5 ns 75 Pac Mai $8 bere 26 Mil&Pr du Ch RR 50 190 Mil & PdnCh 100 ‘Yok & Wab Ri 244 Tol & Wab pref, SECOND BOARD. $11000 US 6's '81.reg 10274 100 she N ¥ Ceut RIL 9234 rs1,hw iy 104% 60 Hudson River RR 47 TA.cou. 965 154 157, do 2 waters RR pref. ‘90. 11000 Mich So 2d m.. 25000 chi 3000 Gal & Chi2d m, 5000 Tol & Wa 24 m. 12000 Am gol 40shs: Penn Coal Co. 100 Com Coa! pref. in) Pacific MSS Co, to 150 100 do. 106 Mich Cen 100 1 oO RK ser 600 = Catena «Chi RR x RR bo cuit a 9 Isi RR, 0 50 S 120 Chi Bur&QncyRR 90 Tol& Wabash RR 20 20 Pitts,FtWaeC RR 79 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weownsvay, June 11—6 P. M. AshEs.—Tbe market was quiet and sales limited, at $5 75.a$5 8114 for pois, while pearls were nominal at ‘$6. Basansrcws.—Flour—Tho market wag active and firmer, and closed at an advance of about Sc. per bbl., with a good export demand. Thedecline in freights bas strengthened the market. The sales footed up some 23,000 bbis., closing within the following range of seoccoeaeet Ssussrsess Perr BSRBTESSAS prices, with sales of 2,200 bbls., closing at the above figures. Southern four was firmer, with sales of 1,500 vl closing within the above range of quotations. Rye f-our ™ in fair request and steady at the above Corn meal was more active aud steady at the above quotations, with sales of 700 bbis. Jersey and Brandywice. Wheat, for bey ae eos mo rose about le. Per bushel, and the’ sales td a 05 for embraced Poben Chicago spring, 9ic. @ $1 06 for Milwaukee lub, and $1 07 a $1 10 for amber Iowa and Green Bay, $103 a $110 for Canada club, $1 05 for red Stat for choice amber Indiana, $1 25 tor fair eastern, and a email lot of Kentucky which was reported at $1 38, Bariey was quiet and prices unehe |. Barley malt was nominal, ‘at $1 for State and $1 10 for Canada. Corn was firm, though without ehange i in prices, with sales of 95,000 brisheis, at 46c. a 61 ge. for poor and good quit ties of new mixed, and at Suc. a 53 tfc. for old mixed, in store and delivered. Rye was in fair demand and “ge steady, with sales of 5.000 bushels, at 7c. State. Oats ware dull and lower. Sales of Ln Western were inade at 41c. a42¢. and State 60. Covrex.—The market was quiet. A gale ef 100 bags ‘St. Domingo was made at 19340 Corrox.—Tae government public sale of contweated and prize cotton came off to-day, which drew a large and spirited company. ‘The sale. qualities considerol. was avery one. The bost “vuulity sold at Ale., which, considering Xs imperfect order, cash term” and trans: portation from Brooklyn, was regarded as rstabliahing @ Price for middling uplands equal to 3 6. ‘The sale comprised 302 bales at Zic., 96 do, at .0c. 412 do. at 20c., 170 at 25sec. , 17 at 26c.,and 15 do. , dainaged.at 27e. ¢ there were ly bait or jess than the usnal average ) including sor other priae articles. The total value of the sale rerchod something over $140,000. Besides the public sale 50 a 490 bales were sold in the regular trade, at 31 'e. for middling uplands, with small jots quoted at Sle. a 1 !,0, Femonre were ratber firmer, with a fair amount of en- gagoments. ‘to Liverpool 46,000 bushels of wheat were engagod at 8d. a Sigd., in bulk and ship's bags, and 35,000 do. corn at 7igd.'a 84., im bulk and ship's bags: 5.600 » 6,000 bbis. flour at Ia. 94. az; and by steamer 800 boxes bacon at 508.,and 300 firkins butter at 60e, To London 17,000 bushels of wheat at 9d. 99 * in bulk and in chips’ bags. Flour was at 2s. 74d, ent 14,600 bushels wheat at 11d. in shipr’ bess, and 500 packages batter at 50s, To Antwerp 40 tons of taliow were taken at 2. 6d. To Havre rates were unchanved. Fisn.—The market was steady, and fair sales making at full prices. Sales of George's "hay dry cod were made waaatie Mackerel wore steady, in fwir request, with sales of No. 1 at $8 25, No. Mp at $4 60; Pe 3 were roaroe aud nominal. ‘Herring were firm, and prices steady Frorr—The market was dull and sales limited at 924, $1 50 and Tie. for boxes. haives and ceareerset layer raisins, and $3 12%, $1 4234 and 0c. for bunch, boxes, halves and quarters. Dotoestic dried fruit was steady, with sales State dried spelen at hase. a Be., and ‘ny orted = hes aye a rs Hay was in moderate demand, with sales for ship! at 600, and for city w " loping Hews were dull, with a tendency towards jower prices, A sale of 7,890 dry Buenos Ayres was mare (his werk, reported at Zio. ‘The receipts continued to be large i. were firm ond im good demamd; with enler this week of 260 bales at Jd. » 10e tho batber Uguse ior prime, which were scarce. Sales of old, 1860, wero made at Te. & 100. lkon.—! ig was in steady demand and at steady prices, ‘The last ae of moment thia week ciated 400 tous Seoteh (Summerlee & Co.) at $23, six months, eq ship, and at $23 cash, from yard, and 500 do, foundry at Eliza- Dethport ‘at $20. —Llemlock sole was in good demand and prices war cana —_- sn ge es were steady, While Night do. dull lower. Oak sides were steady avd in moderate demand. Live was in fair request. Sales ef 8,000 bbls. Rock- land were made this week at 61c., and 800 do. Jump at 0c. Glenn's Fails was quiet. We quiet Jointa at $1, three months, and Keenan’s at 70c. ‘Mol \ssks.—Saies were light, while prices were steady. A sale of 25 hhds. clayed was made at 220. Naval Srores.—The market was firm, but quiet. Sales were reported in irregular lots at $1 co." The stock was estimated at 1,200 bbls. Common rosin was nominal, Sales of strained No. 2 were reported at $10 75a $13, and No. 1 pale $14.8 $16 per 280 ibs. Tar ‘Was held at $11. Provisions.—Pork—The market was easier, but with s demand at the concession, the sales embraced to- day 700 bois. at $11 a $11 1234 for mess, and at $9 a 2 05 for prime. Heavy eales were made last evening at $11 a$11 18and $9 a$9 25. Beef was dull and prices unchanged, Sales 100 bbls. at $11 624 a $13 tor plain mess, andy at 313 25 a $14 50 for extra. Peet bams have been in moderate demand, with sales of 150 bbis. at $15 a $16 50. Cut mats’ were more quiet; sales of 80,000 Ibs. rough dry salted sides were made. Bacon was in fair request, with sales of 15,006 Ibs, short ribbed city at 6iZc., and 15 boxes short clear at 7c. Lard was steady, with sales of 700 < Te 30. @ Sige. for extra. Butter and cheese Ly ae changed. Rick.—A sale of 100 bags Rangoon was ma aXe. SvGans were less active, while prices were steady. The sales embraced about 400 -hhds., chiefly within the Tange of Tc, a Tc , and 182 boxes at p. t Winskzy.—Sales of 600 bbls. were made at 24c. a 24340, for State and Western. FE TE TT "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Kss—Wrnrriz.—On Weduesday, June 11, by tho Rev. A.R. Van Ness, Exnesr Purp Kass, of this city, to Fria L. Wrirrit, of Cleveland, Ohio. Wanick—Marniy—At Rahway, N. J., on Tuesday June 10, by the Rev. 8. 8. Sheddan, Joun F, Waxes, of Indianapolis, to Many ANNs Manny, of Rahway. Died. Baxner.—In Brooklyn, on Wednerday, June 11, Jen- me, only danghter of Dr. J. Fi. and J. M. Barbor. ‘The funeral services will take piace at the residence of her parents, 144 Willoughby street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to Amsterdam, N. Y., for interment. CaveRty.—At Beaufort, 8. C.,on Saturday, May 24, Z. B. Caverty, Feq., of Lowell, ,aged 28. He w: an able international lawyer, and for ‘many years Secre- bt of Legation in Peru, under Hon, Jchn Randolph In Hoboken, on Wednesday morning, June 11, of John A. Carhie, Esq.,inthe 46th year of "The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) aflernnon. at half-past one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 182 Bloomileld street, Hoboken, N. J. Da.y.—On Wednesday morning, June 11, Carnenme res Daty, youngest child of Patrick and Mary Daly, oar, “Frye relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the funeral, from her late residence, 188 East Thirty-fourth street, this (Thursday) afterno.n, at two o'clock. ‘The remains will be taken to tho Ceme- tery of Holy Cross, Flatbush, for interment. Dexsis.—On Tuesday, Juno 10, ELLex, wife of William Denuie, in the 25:h yeat of her age. ‘The relatives and friongs of Wo family are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from the residence of her mother, Mrs. Mary Morton, No. street, Brook- lyr, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three v’clock. Re- mains to be taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Dr Gcukre.—In Jersey City,on Wednesday, June 11, Wiis A. De Gvenkk, son of the laie Joseph F. de Guerre, of New York. The friends of the family, and of his sister; Mrs. De Luce, are invited to attend the funeral, from St. Thomas? church, corner of Broadway and Houston street, on Fri- day afternoon, at three o'clock. Du Harr.—At her residence, in Elizabeth, N. J., on ‘Tuesday, Juno 10, after « long’ illness, Mrs. Jane F. De Harr, relict of John De Hart, in the Sth year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at St. Jolin's church, Elizabeth, on Friday after- noon, at two o'clock. GAULAGHER.—On Tuesday, June 10, Lowe Gatnacuer, son of Bernard and Ano Gallagher, aged 8 youre, 2 months and 6 days. ‘The funera! will take place this (theraday) afterncon, at half-past one o’clock, from his father’s residence, No. 541 Canal street z Houisaxn.—On Wednesday, June 11, Grsixe MaGpaie- Xs, youngest child of Herman and Gesine Holimaun, aged 1 year, 10 months and 19 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully inviced to attend the tugeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 1 Macdongal street, corner of Spring, this (ibursday) afternoon, at hatf-past twelve o'clock. The Temains will be taken tothe Lutheran Cemetery for in- terment Hvcnss.—On Weilnesday, Jone 11, after short and sovere illness, Jays Ins. fourth Son of Patrick and Mary Apn Hughes, in the 28th year of his ego, late of Ayraquare, town ot Galway, Jrelaud, Prother, 1 paried from you when a child: Tmet you bat to de in my arms. The friends and acquaintavees Of his brother, Henry, aud those of his brotty jaw, Michael and Dennis Haverty, are respect/ully invited to attend the: funcral this (hans lay) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, frv idence of bis brother, Henry Hughos, No. 23; Fourteenth street. by slow papers pleose copy. Janvis —On, Wednesday morning, June 11, ANyx Jan- vin, in the Tath year of her age. The friew's of the ‘amity are invited tovattend the fu- ‘al, from the residenc ew, J. J. Wickstead, Dominick street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two ithout further invitation. Krne,—At his residence, near Bristol, Pa.,on Tuesday June 10, Here ING, aged 63 years, formerly of Ha ford, Coun.,and of the firm of Warberton & King, of St Louis, Mo. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to ac omunny his remains to Greenwood, frm the Philadel- , nt, at Jersey City, on Friday alteruoon, at three Moxnocu.—On Wednesday, June 11, at No. 9 East ‘Twenty-sixth street, of phthisis pulmo: alis, F. PLowpEN Mormoan, aged 24 years, 8 months and 10 days. His friends, aud those of i's parents, are respectfully ited to attend the funeral, without further 1 morning, at ten o'clock, from the Cl coption, corner of Fourteenth sirees and avenue A, where ® requiem High Mass will be cele. brated <exwa.—On Wednesday, June 11, Mrs. Caruarive MeKexws, in the Goth year of her age, a uative of Moua- ghan, Ireland. ‘The feiends of the family are invited to attend the fu neral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 206 Twenty-sixth street, without further no- tice. Repor.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 10, Many Axw Rewpy, the only and beloved daughter of Kaward and ‘Ann Rud/ly, aged 3 years and 2 mouths. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (fbursday) afternoon, at balf- past two o'clock, fr: the residexce of her parents, corner of Prospect strbet and Greea lane, Brooklyn. Kitky.—Ow Wednesday, June 11, of marasmus, AGNFS, the youngest daughter of Colonel Fd. J, and Teresa Mal- Jon Tiley, in the 3d year of her age ‘The friends of the faroily are sin ited to attend the funeral, from the residence, 196 Front sircet, Brooklyn, without further notice, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'olock. Sumpiey.—0n Wednesday, June 11, Warrke James, son of Solomon and Margaret jane Smedley, in the 5th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the fanerai, from tho residence of his parents, Huniiton avenue, near smith street, Brockiyn, this (Thursday) afiernvon , at buif-past threo o'clock. Saneve.—At Youkers, on Monday, June 9, after a long and severe illness, which she bore with Christian forti- tude, Convetta T., beloved wife of Benjamin U. shreve, aged 37 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are reepeetfally invited to atten: the inperal, from her late residence, No. 162 South Ninth street, third door from Seventh street, Willkameborg, thie (Phuesday) afternoon, at two o'el: ek, withous forther invitation, Scaxcay.—Oa Wednesday, Jume 11, Jams ‘SCANLAN, #0 of Jovn and Margaret Scanlan, ‘after a short but se. The irieudeof the family are respectfully invited to attend the faveral from 166 Spring street, om Friday, at 12 o’elock. ovvri.—Uu Tuesday, June 10, st the residence of her New Toor, the beloved wife of Thomos Smyth, of n the 28th year of her age. and friends are respectfully invited to ‘al, from the terminus of the Northern rsoy, at Jersey City, this (Thursday) morning, ‘clock. Wevanr —On Wednesday, J: rt son of Smith T. and Sarak M. Weyant months ihe friends of the fawily are invived to attend the fu- Neral. from the residence of his parents, at Tompkins- Ville, Staion isin, this (Thnrsday) afternoon, at tree o'g'ork We eer.—On Toesday, dune 10, Lovie Manta Wersenr, in the J6th year of her 1 atives and friends of the family are respectfully tw attend the fneral, without further invitation, aday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late parents, Pdward and Ruzabeth Daly, Piermont, York, Heevom Sixccain, ged yours and § . June 10. Bates Cuctaa, be. of Patrick M. Weldon, agot 20 years, fend’ and weqiaiitances of the family, and thone of her brothers, James, aod Francis Dwyer, are Treepeetfully ina ited to attend the funerai from her late residence, Weavertown road, Waat Hoboken. N, J., this Sa ag morning, at half-paat ten o:clock preci isely, St, Mary’s church, West Hoboken, where a solemn requiem hich inuss will be celebrated for thy repose of her sou!, from thence to Cal Cometery for interment. SHIPPING NEWS. cnatanae FOR. SFW YORK—THIs pay. 4 28| woor rier: 7 301 nian wate Port of New York, Jane 11, 186%. : CLEARED. (Br), Riebmond, London — Steamshi weckon We ennie Re ‘als, Crocker, Liverpool—Bo- ) Mobawk (Br), rans, Miverpovieid k Nuvh & Boas” Ship Charlotte, Co: Svip Ch istioma, sens Sbip Arnim (Ouden), Robeua, Mart Ship wry: Bark Ba ‘nt hele, Es. Falmouth—8 P Buck & Bark Avnuvsta 6 Small (Br). Tye, gmat F Sma Fark Helveua Brew): Brandorf. diord—Charles vine rigSam Pietro (Ital), Capiers, Dublin—Chamberjain & ele “Mary E Jones, Jones, Montevideo—Van Brunt & (Br), Pettian, Laguayre Breit, Son & Co, veett, FLL, Elieah ots pore P Buck & Co, Sebr Tr aon. Mn 4 aa Miller & Houghton, AY Cleave, Nivsuind Macy's Sons Bebr er it anny con Davi sa, Windsor—B F Small, Schr W Hunter, Boker, New ‘Orleans—D C Murray. Schr Lavinia Jane, Ketchum, Alexandria—M Be: Solr BR Hall, Holmes, Washingion—Van Brunt & Siaght, Sehr H Martin, Slaght, Baltime: Merr RB & A bott, Liverpoo!—! Sons, Lone: ogra Hause & Co. Ruger Li Schr Emily (Br), Lebline, Philadelpoia=B F Small. Sobr Union, Lobby, Philadelpiia—Master. 8 brT Benediet, Benedict, Phi ad de iphta—L, Kenny, Hatch, Schr Ocean Wave, Turner, South Ambo Bott C Wiens Mcrandens Eeboe-d Beye & Co. Sebr Amelia, Goult, eae Clapp. Schr Hvlena Fy taylor, Hinchamei Behr (alas, Hatch, ‘Bostoned WM Belz Picbe Aum Borne Stamford Master. Sloop Harvest, Corwin, Bristol—L Kenny. ARRIVED. Ship Resolute, Freeman, Liverpool, May 7, with mdse and dob pana aee ra to Wiltsas & Gulbne "2d inet, Ine 48 Tom af 4s, boarded whip Dreadnought, Samuvis, hence’ for Liverpool, and Was supplied with newspapers; 4th, 1:20AM, lat 4/50 ‘2? Jon 61 4, signalizea steamship Great Eaatern, hence for Li- verpool:. btn, lat 4240 a 6324, saw He ship He om. Cook, bound h, lat 41 12 lon ‘6320. lene ask ship standing d \ topgitiantmast ‘and. fore ail; Nat 40 2) tom 70 diy saw bark Mevcra, of Boston, steering 1: Queen of England (Br, of Dublin), Wheaton, Dublin, *®, with iron, ac, to order, Daphue (Nor), Larsen, Limerick, 37 days, in ballast, ‘i Bark Fremad (Ner), Paulsen, Mandel, 63 days, in ballast, 0 orcer, k Donna Anna (Br, of ee tuerprol), Cohn, Rio Janeiro, 25, viu St Thomas May 28, with coffee, to Trocst, Schroe- Cartenas, June t, with sugar, to ‘off Bevintda, was boarded from of Boston), Grifim, Sagua, May 29. 0 ver, ¢ Cbuse, Has been 8 days N of Jat b ad % ing Aquela (Norw), Bubre, Liverpool, 60 days, with coal, to Chas Roome, ¢ Dare (Br, of Portsmouth, E), Gaston, Poxtsmouth, E, 55 days, in ballast, to Funeh, Weincke & Wen ‘itt Baldaesar’/Aus), bewdich, Gardify 43 days, with coal, ode Valnrana (Aual),, Sizante, Antwerp, 43 anya, with plpscana (Aus ante, Antwerp, medio and d as 19 order. Had suine very heavy euther, “Shite Liereules Of _areaino, Campeachy, 5 days, with cotton €¢, to M Echeverria & Co. Br: Libwood (Br. of St Jona, NB), Van Norden, Arroyo, May 25, with sugur do, to Burdett & vers tt, Alice (Br, of Shelburne), Atwood, Humacoa, June 1, car, to Sinith, Jones « Co, ig Penguin (Br), Conyers, Bermuda, June 6, with pota- toes Ac, to Middleton & Co. achurine (Br), Muir, Lingan, CB, 12 daye, with coal, rig Prince Alfred (Br), Chisholm, Linen, CB, 12 dave, With eval MIC A Lewolt, EM Arm (ir), ‘Atkiuson, Pictou, 12 days, with coal 4, Higsins, Port Royal, SC, June J tn Val. spre Iat inst, Jat 8249, lon 73 48, spoke Zaza for New ore, Chase, ‘adiz, April 10, with salt oria CBr, of Halifax), Wheatiand, Matamoros, tion, to Schepeler May —, iat 23 13, lon r May 6, with 212, was boarded fron US bare Pursntt, Sehr Selah B Strong, Darling, Ruatan, 11 days, with fruit, to Tos Gilnart Scuy Sallie J Aiken (of Wilmington, Del), Godfrey, Carde- Ja w sugar, &c, to mast r. Rrssell. aanisim, Cardenas, 10 days, with sugar. en Mu. ray. Furnuin (of Boston), Parker, Newwvitas, May 25, with sugar de, to master, May’ 23, off Cupe Florid\, boarded trom US steamer Quaker Ci Schr J J Finlayson (Br, of Bermuda), June 1, with cotton A¢, to, J R Bacon. Sci Maria ,Davls (of Boston), Doane, Baracoa, 10 das, with fruit to Thes Gilmar Bthrit C Brooks (Br), Soley, StJohn, NB, 1¢ days, with potatoes &c, to D R Dewoli. Sehr J W'Houseman, Sehr J Hoin Sehr Bucent olor Portland. jonton, Hodges Am: oy ‘nan; Allens Elizabehport fF Poriamouth, NH. it, Merrill, Eltzabevhport tor Porvamouth, NH. ri, tracy, Eastport, 6 Gay. Schr Diamond, Norton, Poughkeepsie for Boston, Sloop Mount Hope. Sullivan, Taunton, 2 days. Sloop Acent, Daniels, New London, 3 days, Steamer Eureka (U5 transport), Denkin, White House, Va, in baltast. Steamer J Thompson, Cundiff, Baltimore. Steamer Black Diamond, Green, Philadelphia Steamer Fire Brick. Fenton, Philadelphia, Steamer Westchester, Nye, Providence, Revunsrp—U 8 gunboat Cayuga, hence 10th inst for New Oricans, having when 50 mics § of Sundy Hook experienced a heavy easterly Mow whicn strained the ship badly, causing i er to leak about 6 inches of water oe hour, and th pumps had to be kept constontly golng to keep her free, Put back: for repairs. BELOW. One bark and one brig, mknown. ‘AILED. suamer C Vanderbilt. rench steam (rigate Bellone, Ship Oleron. Liverpoo! Fr om the Lower Bay—! Wind at sunset 8W. Miscellancous. Rank Sromsix, at Bosion from Palermo, reports June 4 0, lon 65 30, pssed a divmasied and waterlogged sich Lowspritand Jibboom standing, rirging attached; hada small piece of sail, of eotton duck, apparenuy news main deck and bows under water, trank eabin, light on top ¢ eT winaway On port side, stern painted «white cirel-; could not distingu'sh name, 1g at the timea fresh NE bieeze, tion, but_suppesed her to be ypearances not a long time in tt could not make a & seur, and from tiou. Seur J R Marien, Nickerson, Newport th fost, and proceeded next day; was: h, which store bulwarks, Drove star n bout x Somerset, before reported ashore shout damage, Scour M Re ‘ARLISLY, Of Newport, was driven ashore about Small <W of Hatteras Inlet niyht of 39th uli, ina heavy SB She had on board some of the cario Saved froin the ‘ental, She lays well up on the beach ved, Dut it is expected that she will be avy gale on ee "3d and i) 80 mueb evippled her that to put back to Fortress Munroe for repairs. Tue ae mis re on board preseated Capt Sloan with some resoln- s highly complimeatary to him for bis las a seamen ng the’ trials through whieh ase ed, anu expressed their gratitude to him, in the han’s of Hin “wh ries the waves, Tor thelr deliverance from Imm. nent dat Axyar, April19—The steamer Woodside, which left here on the 1th March, foundered ina eycione in lat 728, N long 87 10, East. (By letter). Scruy, Bay 25 23—The ship Hobent (previonst after bett baw 4 wu from ipe ened sone 700 quarterns o! . wae e rocks ant wowed ines tia pore, where the cargo has been discharged. She has sus-ained fensiderable camaze, Her fore foo, is knocked way, large hoie in port tow. keel nearly all chafed away, fore and plank on port ade nearly chafed throdgh I scveral Plscre: also considerable damage to galls and risging, The captati inte atch her-up aad Uy and get hee, home the time of y* very fa rable, (By letterts Ellwood Waiter, Rect, Secretary of Board of Underwriters.) The wrecking achr Ringgold sailed yesterday mornii ws assietance Of the bark Jamies Cook, pam Cou At ig Mary Cobb, 285 ‘ons, built at Rockland in 1854, has sold on private ve rms, Lavxcu—The steamship Norman was launched at Philadel- pla on Tuextiay ‘ast. Notice to Mariners. An order has been received to proceed with the Succones- tet Lishtvensel, now sepuiring ut New Bedfort, to Stoning. ton, to take the Jyt Gres Soul Vessel, 69 that tag latter can bey ror alge re flee Which the feet metmed wil ieve the ‘handy Hook oat as or! ally dntended, ‘The Lightve: rigger 1th ingt. Whalemen. Arr at New Bedford ae anst, pee: tp} Pom) 0, Svdney, NSW, board May 8! ol Pertatubucs, ship, ip lbsvesean, Green, i Wt neler, thouoe now hovhing since leaviog tue Seudwish ‘Sid loth, bark Gio! ‘Art at Bermuda Sy y 20, bark Roscius, Hunnewell, of NB, 9% in for, repairs end to obiain ies. Fe) casa eatery }, sehr Burr, Norte, of NL, u oh er ed April 11, bark Ohio, Baker, NB, 1200 sp 480 ty ¥ Hparaiee May 1, ship Jeannette, Winslow, NB, from Taleah i with mata) ‘nas sprue: bark Monmoatis, of 08, ONCapc Swift of bark Congarve, NB, reports her at Talcahua- no. Apr' 16, Gp last crise, Sprksn—Mare 9, uo Int &, bark Anaconda, Paun. of NB, with 450 sp, 17 inos'out—weuld not touch at Taleahuane this JeRriil 11, lat 26 &, Jon 316K, bark “A RT,” ateering NE— probably bark AR Tucker. of NB. No sate. off Cape Horn, ship Atrora, Church, of Westport, bound into the Spoken, d&e. Pty 3 (Ba, eT gee ‘Giasgow for San Francisco, yor e ip ith Tha Penleton, 32 daya from Gibraltar for Ca lao, | plans Uuion, Myicering B, was paswed May 31, Yat 4115, ton Orie Santiago, 4days from Boston for Aum Cayes, June 2, lat 38, lon 67. Foreign Ports. % Benacps.June2—arr ache Empire, Doe, Now York. Cid May 24, bark Wheatland Poe, Buitimore, Bansoon, dane Lein port Be achrG of Miller, fer Po dboet Cuer ray Arti \ ain Dore spe bine Champion, i nboe, for ‘ory B and cy Jase art Danbury Wavestes, Tea tng; back Chevalier, Jokaron, for China, I Went vo arn rota bangor April 1 abips Penther, Gannett, Jowton Lay Blessington, Henne and A.eda, Mating, doy ih. atinental din y MeHenry, us Ast Hetayon, tlowenr Gali , Araningo, ri 20-—Arr shipe 8 G Owens, Norton, Chineha sli same day for Hamborg); May 11, Renown, Franei 28 (not uty, ips Linda, Favorin, Calder; Welle, H (hofore reported tor Ringlands y, Chincha (lane; sth, Shooting Sur, 6 repgrlead Rei river inna): Ass} rie, Delane, Oveun Teiecraph. Little, aovathy young America, With, Nepeine’s Favorite, Bm! merton, do (allverory ceported without cates), Uawreacny, May i7—No Ain voesel in port, Hora Koxd, Avil Loin port ably B ito Lee, Bay Sagamore, Tre» await Storm an, Wace Hawk, Bhi sand W Ban Pranotsce iH Palen, lay Ar ni 8 Hf Talbor, ‘ar Hehderson, for Shanghae, an {piensen ), Buekhaldr, 4, Billott bite Swale Bllery, hark Barly Bird, Goux, ior jg Nenkin, Crosbie, rom Whampoa, arr Bih, for Shapebas. Hexaeo, PB, dane 1—No Am vessel meee Arr urig Mary Ann, Kelly, SYork. 1 19-In fort suip Golden State, Ramlett, April 7=ep port ships Derby, Hutchinson, from gan Francis o. arr she une; Lornede, Mamord: Reynard, pyinour; Rages, Nyv. Horatio, Palmer, and Suiatra, oo NYor. Dashing Wave, Leerk, for Bost; mer, (or Sydney; base Catalina (NG), for San mm Philadelphia for Bos- | deamer Pembroke, Cunningham, Batavia for Shanghae ent sid mare Ata nehcr off the Nori Walcher March 13, ship White Fal- con, Drinum from Manila for N ae 0 April “Mtn port ship Herbert, Crocker, from al ate A wil 3. peiazeucnas (Sesion), May Tn port bark, Alice Tainter, hence, diag; selurs Mystie Valioy, do do; M Johmsou, 40 do, Nevvimas, May 26—In port bark Maty © Dyvr, Fickett, for ray ey Eas Avon, and Saginay for Mot 4 do7 foriian, for dod; Machias, for do; sir for do tow da Nassau, ae ‘1—In port Br brig Wild Pigeon, for NYork 8 days. The rebel steamer Thos L 1 Wrasg yet at anchor at the cant end of Naxsui Prsagua, Apri ship Hornet, Mitchell, Valparaiso fand Laity ie (and sii Mag't (or tulladelphia). In port May 1, ¢).ip Saran March, stowers, for Boston, Lig. wf Risaaavco, May S—Going in, brig Haunals, Grant, trom LW May 20—Cld_ brigs LM Arnold, Atkinson, NYork; Jone 8, Ale Purves, Anderson, London duh, schr Xiilican, Farmer, N York, Ratan, May SI—Xo Am vessel in port, Sue Pa pril22—In port ships Borneo, Bassett, for Boston via Padang: Snow Squall, Dillinghain foe NYork Fre Penang: Dark Ratitetake ade ae Hong Kong. Sid April 18 Ghot sth Suip Cordelia, ‘MeCatlum, Moulinetn; 20:2, Typhoon, Webb, TH SWaivw, April Sa port bark Moneka, Mayo, for Shang- sn Si Taowas, May 23—In port schr Mary Ellen, from Rio Ja- nelro, wee ores ae May 20—En port ship William, Berry, for Cork 6 days; barks Lillian, Glimores for uo dot Home, Clifton, for lo do: Acacia, for do do; Quincy, for NYork 4 days; brig J W Treat, Park, for do 3 days, St Jon, NB, Juve 7—Arr sehr Leo, Rice, NYork. Cid 6th, ship ‘Metropolis, Kenney, Liverpool; 7th, ‘schrs Bilen Fraa? ces, Smith, aud Jasper, Nickerson, Philadelphia, [Pee Steamy Arnica,, at Hairs Tuvegnarmic.} Arr irom N Rosa, at Deal; 26th. Minnvhaha, at Lontonserry; 27:te Amada, at Helvoet; 23th, Niagara’ at Limerick: © Marchund, at Deal Arr froin Philadeiphia 29, Zepnyr, at Kingstown, (Latest via Queenstown.) Arr from NYork, | ‘rankiin, ‘at Falmouth; Panlina, at Mil- ford; Volga, at Cronstadt, ‘Th Amelia, from the ‘Tyne for New York, put into Storno- way 2 waving been in collision. American Ports. ROSTON, Sune 10—Ari Mosclie, Tower, Long Istana, jeny i (with carso 0 . In the bay elity mvs’ Hole (where she Archer, from N\Xork T “Elmira, from,@uba, Cll hs Flip Europa (Br), Cook, Liverpookvia, not, Giles, Now Yorks brig Marsiaall Teabella, Faulklin, AES B Wheeler, tress Monroe: WH DeW itt, Core. Valetin, Jane Ross and’ Hazai n and Relief, BALT June 10—Arr schrs Wm Butman, Smart) Cardenas: Wail, Boston, Cid barks Chast, Rai, flo Janeiro: Delaware (fr), stecd, Demararu; Ur Ace, Fredericksburg; selirs ‘Arctic, Peri ovidence; R Toomas, Verkins, Bath. Sid barks De (Br), Auna (Brom), Rarcheu, Bremen; Union (Han), Behutte, Auinters “FANGOR, June 7~Cla ship Trimountatn, Field, Liverpool, BATU, Jine 7—Cid bark Waltham, Brown, Port orig F Nelson, Wiley, do. Sil schr Only Son, N¥c low wtp Transit, Patten, trom Tapas ‘OL, June 10—Arr selir Justice, Sheldon, Rondout, ‘ay 31—Sid schrs WB Rerguso er, New Harper, Wilinin stom, Del;'3, Cook, NYork; 6th, Room, Hodgkins, Wiininstonn. Det; Detiance, Harrington, aud Grecian, Hagzerty, Philadel: PUEIZABETHPORT, June 9—Cla schrs Gen Scott, Mor- paw pee ey A Rogers, Wigitnan, and Eva, Northrup, roviden 10th—-Cli' schrs Chauncey St John, DeHart, Fal! River; man, Allen, Portsmouth; Harrle Smith, Kelly, East ntdge hatepion, Staplin, nee, Glad. nwich; ‘sloop Mcdiator, Entire, New Hav EAST GREENWICH, Jine G—Arr’ sluop “Avela, ‘Wigh mai, Verpiaik’s Point, NY. FORTRESS MONROE, Va, June 7—In port schr Water wits coe from Yorktown, expected to Latico to NYork. Fr, RIVER, June 7—Atr +ebrs Daniel Brown, Heald, Baltimore: sth; Expedite, Beebe, New York: sloop Neplane, Davis, Elizabethpoct. iti Avr schrs Yarmouth, Bush and Thomas W Thorne, Davis, NYork: 10th, © L Hulse, McGar, Elisavethport; Mat ry Mershon, Brightman, Port Bs Bld 10th, sloop Nep- sNzabethport. HOLE, June Rica ble oor Ae others. bark Bpraim Williams, from NYork for rigs, Edwin, Webber Cartenas Tor do: tangent, Mbbeuis; do fof das seers BL ty, Philadelphia for do; Triumph, Lurvey, Jeremie tor Bow HARTFORD, June 20-4 schre Geo Gitum, Brotier, and ar. ie 9—Arr schr Choctaw, Harding, 1a Brooks, Suow, cofordo, sid v, from Hay) z, Wareham tor N¥orkg 1 scir Maine, Brown, "kK. NEWDBURYPOWE. June 7—Arr ache Life Bont, Reed, Ma- aguey. Sid schrs Edwe Lamever, Bayley, Mayaguez; Capt oun, Torrey, and Laguna, Robingin, Rondout, NEWPO a, June Tarr schrs Ardst, Forsstér, N¥ork for Somerset; i ae tor NYork, Sid sehr Blea Perkins Mblintdge. S lArmachra: Herietiae Bhi, iallimore: Frederick Reed, McAlron, Philadelphia tor Boston; Sea Breeze, Neal, New Ale for Wellfleet ; Springbok, Grindle, Gonaives, for Bos- gare e:hr J R Mather, Nickerson, Philadelphia for Rostov—during a heavy blow on the 4ih’ inst lost foat and ftove bulwark#; Mary Emma, Baxter, NYork. Sid selrs Oxion, Hart, Elizabethport; U'D, Blaisiell, NYork. Wth—A'r sioops Luna, Smith, Port Ewen; et Cob- leigh, Haverstraw, NY. Sid brig Milo; schrs Hat Springiwk, Henrietia, Fie lerick Reed, Elizabewn, hary, Bea ze. NEW HAVEN, June 9—Arr schrs Coaster, Myers: Ame- Ya, Lane, ant i Parmelee, Barlow, Sr aeagh Aliuira, Perre; Alpine, Bray, and_ if W Welli for Boston; Georgiana, Teel, do fo Martin and Editor, Dick Jerse: City for Bostot Davis, Sid sch Ann Curtis, NYork; and fail the feet ‘before’ reported at an- chor loth —Arr brig L & W Armstrong, Boun, Marague Mary Tice, Tice, Haltiimore; Coleste, Di ake pan, Morrell, and G Wazion, Elizabethpo Cab sani John Meter: Monnahan, do; TE ; Exertion, Prentice. and Koanoke, Pal, do. Sse ‘hrs Miranda, Ward, Weat Indles;,J 8 & ¥ 1, NYork; ings: York ithe Lira, June 10—Arr bark Island City, Smith, Portland, brics Demersr), Cunningham, NY Cel: stina, Pickett, Hos on; aches Everglade, Pickeity Boston; 0 Fran: ‘lar port, Clark; Albi My Hoibtook, a Binncbed, NBediord Chase, Boston , owdo'n, NOreans? mn, Korie, ¥ yi We Orrwon Adams, Wind, Gilman, Ponce, PR; Wr ‘Loper, David. Lucy, Horan, N¥ores 8B oni Kay West; White Sea, Litu, Fickeit, do; ‘Thos Potter, for Key a this mor_jng. brigs II H MeGilvery, Crockett, Eaton, Fo: tress Monioe; schrs Ma- zeppa, Brower, ‘Aid, Gooding, Ship Isiand Sto Arr ship © B Hazell ney’ Gilsey, Boston for Bangor via Herring Gut. Arr #chrs Defiance, Harrington, €: phia; Globe, Snowman, Bengor ior NYork. Below a light ship. wit, Matanzws; Thomas Con- nor, Yor Thorndike, Phila Sid sehr Floren FON 1, joops Fashion, ioti— Arr schre Zoe Potter, uth haley, Ys Smith? Copy. Barlow, ane W satel pools Elza: bethpart; Uhbe, Lovell, Troy; Ci james ots yee Wis; jas W Lawrenc ; } Joel Hall, Honuout; Henry and Orecon, Jr, Kelley, Foruess , Hills, (Oy, tel) bark, N Hoy iton Sei 9 Shields. PMA i wey oro) on P Ross, Smith, Port | Mth, Freestone, SAN FRANCISCO, yous sar ship John L Dimmock, Harward, Boston, SHARSPORT, May 25—Sid ship Matilda, Nichols, Buenos At: EM, June Lewin t schr 8 Rockhill, Haskell, Port Ewen, In port 9th, schrs Union, Chesley, from Wiscamet for Fortress Monroe; Monson, Sargent, irom Bangor tor Baltl- F J Cummiugg, Pollard, from do for Norwest, Tleskell and J H Curry, Dodge, from from do 1 for NYork; Surl, . Ghepryiield for do, BOME! June 10—Arr schr Artist, Forrester, NYork. oh TONINGTON. June S—Arr Tats Anmandale Tilden, Sagua and; songs Bagh York for Rockland (und far aa oi): EB coe Robinson Hiigabethport: pn to Hail, Wilcox, and ‘Speaker, Pal mer, Roudouw for 'rovide: centers HOUSE, Va. Va, June$—In port schrs Sea Nymph, | Conley, an Sy June looare ‘sloop Victory, Cole, Elizabeth mTbaerows, 5 fone 6—In port achrs Larkin, Luther, | brig L © Walia, Gisbe, weorers E Payles, Carter, Witoos, and Speal ry Rete: Nae hit umberland, Va, ment orders. NEW PUBLICATIONS. Te “GAME COCK AXD MONKEY" WILL MAKE its Orst a nce On spongy i ae inst. and will ppearai be mailed to nny part fre tae, foc conte. An “Asta supplied at 98 per 10, -hadvens tot EW BOOK ON MENTAL ANI PHYSICAL DECAY.— Read it, for it contains instructions whereby used constitutions may be invigorated, and self-ini permanent ¥ removed. ny author, Dr. II. A. BARROW, trom Maccougal, New York. ty 8, OF in postage — Cousultations from I ult 2 and frown & ine Price 25 cer YORK CITY TEACHE! Fy Kiddle, Esq. Assistant Bchoots, wilt detk tem of this © day) ev vel, of Bayeation, corner if Gra oa) Lim streets, Friends of education: are, v atten ADOLPH WERNER, Seoretary. ‘WATCHES, JEWELRY, co ‘FINE. GOLD HUNTING wares, MADE BY JULES ay fe ie, at 3 Sringensen, for sale, at a great | HRP armtox, 385 Broadway, corner of Worth street. Jyicnuonn: RICHMOND! YOUR TIM weap UARTERS BOR Est (CHAINS, EADQUARTERS. FO ETS, HEADQUAUTERS Fl S1CD8 “AND” BUTTO! HEADQUARTERS FOR KINGS, PINS, CHAR! And everything in the Jewelry ine If you eannot wail (or a circular grder the amount you reat’ ‘sent, and you can have the privilege of returning any- thing you may, Wish to . P. GIRTON, Manutegeriog erry FURNITURE, A EDROOM SUIT OF Lr gereeird FURNITURE, Jn all colors, of wacraated manutactare; also sold fain sud oruemental, at tt Fr. Pattie TON 8, 908 Catal street, opposite Wooster. Keiab: shed ja 1s. NURNITCR! 1 “WANT TO PURCHASE, OR IMME. Ginbe use, sone Paror, Chamver and Kitchen Fu tare, Parties haying the above to dispose of euMsiens for part or whole of @ small Hottse, cheap for cach, please ad- Urees H, D. Marvin, station D, ible House, SPORTING, On 8. A HANDSOME GREYHOUND SLUT: hk fy any vost will be gowd to hers also hi ips BI x hound, § fr . ing * for Fhombon, at 10i Bast Tweny-brer erect, ule for Second av, NOTHER “REDUCTIO! SECOND WEEK, WINDING UP OF THE SEASON 79 varery” DAYS cLosi) ouT ‘The balance of seagonable stock, which will be offered ab rf hat ys pases OS ES COMMAND . ATTENTION. incicorse RIBBONS, FLOWERS, ES AND EMBROJDERIES. BONNNETS, aot whee yuRT 88 ‘BE SOLD. roadway, corner of “Twenty fifth atfee Opposite the "Worth Sionument,” CARD.—THE ADVERTISER BEGS LEAVE 70 IN, form jadies requiring any kinl of plaum work, shirt ing oF baby lineh, in all 4s branches, they ean hat suine executed in @ superior manner and on the most terms by applying at 289 Elizabein sine, A nota add wit M pcnaciiniois aiicuded to. N, Pati Fed attend at Ui oodtnes of any Indy, By tie day ‘6! week. T MRS. GAYNOR'S PARIS CORSET AND SKIRT ES- tablisment- Linen Corsets, with plated. wus: Tieisture can rust, speclaliy or iustenings wi a for onr wade; also Tivht flealile Skirts In fhelecon. laoe and brililante hair elotls ‘Traveling Skivis, Good Cors: ty for $1 misses’; Corseta and Waists; Sis Broadway, near Union square. —STRAW BONNETS ANDY van tor ah ie So mwer Bonnets bow ready. Dress Bonnets. Our $o Straw Bonnets are i BINNS! anllltiery. S81 detoadway, b6l, oppo! site Metropolitan Hotel, (CARPET FOR SALE—A TAPESTRY CARFER. ene handsome pariern, all in and comtaing. ds} will ve sold lows Cam be secn ‘at 270 West Twat sweet. STOCK OF EMBROT Chemixetts, Bands, Fan’ - Selling off in ¢onse’ p for cash, wholesale ” —Col , Combs, Hair 1 quences of departure for Eu or retail, Cull at 19 Second ave) ay “A GENTLEMAN AssooLats: WANTED.—ONB HAV- out $000 in +) Jing to travel with @ novel ptiionable eta rt ment, can ineet with an op portunity of waking $3.0 weesy ‘vy addressing Lucien, t W land, 108 re up stairs, fn this city, can. ute gppiicstion. , 429 Broadway. t BUR WANTED, A \ in w very valuable inven. same, and introduc RARE, CHANCE TO Vistt capitalist to take an inter tion, and secure the patent ite not manufacture and sale nd France, Ith Yet been intro:uved to ». but has been thor Gughly tested, and prov usefuland valine bie Invention ever patemted in this country. - Call at No, 473! Broadway, second figor, between the hours of 10. and Be NESS WANTED.—IHF ADVERTISER 18 DESI- Tous of enteing into # bi sines arrangement which, waile Sufflefently tucrative, wil) ioave his capital entirely Tree from risk. Parties wishing to [crm auch an arranges ment with a gentleman who can command a few thousand doilars for the purpose may addre. ‘A., 163 Maiden Tane, up stairs, ‘PARTNER WANTED —wiTtt sm IN AN ESTA: biished commis! 8.0) the duties are Hight and the busin: “a good chance for ® person of stall mes Apply to W. MAITL ANTED.—AN ACTIVE MAN, WITH SMALL MEANS, or a capital, nay Ivarn iid to wake money rapidly by calling at (3 Franklin stree: any evening this weel tween the hours or Band ind oreloek, iret tloor. $800 waar PEP ECT ‘ABLE PERSON HAVING é this mount cach, can engage in a splendid each buries, without. risk or competitien, Which jaye ovey $50) per month. Apply from 9 A.M, tll 4 P. 288 “Bowery, third tloor, A, $] QO OTTO INVEST IX ANY LEGITIMATE BUST: + GUY ness city oF counity: slour or provision prue ferred, Noagents, Address, confidential, Mr. Whitfield, bos 131 Heraid oftiee. rooin No. il PERSONAL. NY RESPECTABLE LADY WHO WISHES TO TAKE un infant from its birtu, to bring up as ber own, cam Yona opportunity in ten days Address 8. ‘i, box 173 eral OW \HILDREN TA KEN FOR ADOPTION AND ‘ADOPTED ‘out at the Infant Nursery. Aico iadies taken to board. Mad. PARSALLE, 741 Greeuwich street. POR ADOPTION—A FEMALE CHILD OF RENCE arenis, nearly three mouths old. Inquire for two days At 115 Fifteenth sirect, in vi rear, near ‘Sixth avenue NFORMATION WANT“D—OF, JOHN GROSS; WHEN «head from was in. New York avy, He wih please callat 9 Cherry street, New. Yor where he wil ges hie enix Joh Charies Grows, from Alt Pillew, native, Kast rus 1F THE LADY WHO CALLED.AT 44 MULBERRY street, for Board, om dunc 6, will send her presemt ad- Gresapob. 1, station A, Spring suvet, she will hear of & goo: , STOUT BOY, 25 YBARS OLD air, who came to this coup ast heard of in Hinsdale iia, ty wanted, or ti vin Ford, now at Hin rm DAVIS-I WISH T0 SEE YOU TODAY, Forty-second atreek, mt 12 0 e) OWN DONOHOE, P. BT Am Ing, aud Want Lo Bee You £00! Livia on, MOV. OHN R. DF." YOU W once, everthing will be forgiven and made ‘etinfnctory. M 188 KATE BROWN, will find a letter an HER BROTHER: at Mr. Qoae’s, 135 West Nineteenth street, Please vrcall, In Mase, Cc. B. MA%%, ANNE bENN WILL SEE H nar) { M.11*—xO WORD FROM YOU; YOUR BRO + ther wrote you towluy; we wrote two letters laxt week ew York Posi off do come home See same ae VREDERIC OF FM. ix Hottman, gies sor AN, N.Y. ne UNDERSIGNED, CA Li wishes to find his brother. Le born in Prassia, CARL F. HOF ner of Bowery and Bayard street, wu THE, GENTLEMAN WHO ASSISTED THE lady im Weat Fourteensh street please eall again, as abe has auinething linportaut 0 communicate, LOST AND _¥OUND, LOST,-ON SATURDAY, JUNE 7, A SMALL white Tialian Sint, faven. coioréd, head and ¢are, Who- 7 to 4. A. Stones, 38 Bast Twelftb, D% HOST—ON | MONDAY, EVENING LAST, sm, IN ' ertler, Miwrally rewarded” by Ica with Apder lg Ninth avenue, rded by leaving him with OST—ON SATURDAY EVENING, THE 7 TH DAY OP of June, 1862, the following MISSORY NOTES:— Abram Burtis to onder of N. W. Burtis & Green, and. them, due January 1s, 1803, for... AY Whitioek Uo. wd 4, 10, Also $60 ti ie. Ti we notes to tie subscriber can relain the n ney, Th Hotes are Of no use 10 any person, af the pyrene them bi Cc & -OILLLON, Ne ? ‘New Chambers street. jear Chatham street. BETWEEN FRAN! STi BAR ‘num’s Museum, on Broadway, @ «mall itech ane Ubain. If the oct gg MLR Rate it to Mrs. Jones, ass ASE: berally TOMAS JONES. L* O8T—ON OR ABOUT THE 1ST OF py A — die of Law Papers, of no value exoept to Liberal reward will person recuraiag sg ikem to 293 Broadway, room O8T—ON on 1st ond MAY, IN THE CARS yaon iy photoes raph tra des ne gs ey finder be Mberaliy rev wal itatteous handing ‘a to elther of the conducters on the orthern al Ost 08, Lim | MORNING OF THE NTH, A Ruy 1 Ring. The finder will receive at 8, Guthrie's, 219 Front street. TA HAIR BRAC! Gol = | ieee i Re eke tal u . Goulretor, Staten Lsland ferry, foot of Whiteliall a To D Watcil, IN GOING, FROM OTe re Utsed Cree iu Brokdway, about? o ee bas bd ee han wnat no weal sa , fer ing ic with F, McConnell, Brier cece omer of Grand strert and Brosdway. R _STOLEN-ON FRIDAY AVIER Oe ron met tt gog trom Pear tion hers it venue cars, Brovklyn, of Pinuire to Custora House business, A Neral i | be wid Sor their return to Brown & i eeyar, ato Tht reel was done upin a new: at yenaine of the owners on the papers w ‘ui. seeamen fons wit ve oa ve asked if they are returned. TRAYE OR hn lynne pricbeary § ROOSEVELY STREET loree, With waddle ond bridie, Whoever will give in fe rormadion or return pe Horse to 435 East Houston street, will be suitably Few: rpAKe NOTICE—THAT A jie aie yt, Mate: by Joseph Miller, dated July 12, 186), for $802. Carsio ay owe agaluat negotiating, pute) cv an caution ay oF . Durelas' Bai notes UPHAED bniba New ¥ reereberadin 10, 1862. "REWARDS. _ “REWARD.—108T, ON SATURDAY NIG! $5 Jarge, biack Newfoiinitand Dog. ‘The tinder wil re ive the above reward and we yr: of Teaving ft at Sri Second avenue. de Hoh Ad 5 REWABD.—Losr. ON TUESDAY LAST, JUNE 8, $25 in the Pini or Tfourton and Greenwich streets, Tee yellow Setter Dogs anawers to the uame of Duah Tn above reward will be paid on returning bim to 208 Washington sireot. EXPRESSES. URNTTAM'S FURNITU La BxY nes AND PACK P Pg Beinblishment, 111 We street, betwoen Fifth and Sixth avennes—Honsel uo Fornitore and sinpped Lo all paris of the world moving Farnivure of families, Mea Ee 8 for ro