The New York Herald Newspaper, June 14, 1862, Page 8

§ "ADDITIONAL FROM EUROP. THE MAILS OF THE A'@RICA. & Rebel warning of Fae Bvacua- tion of Richy,ond. MEXICAM, QUESTION. ‘Res kee THE Kes ‘The steamshitg Africa, (rom Halifax, arrived at Bos Yon at tem Ofek yesterday morning. The newspaper big for the press was despatched by the shore route train, ad arréved at New York at half-past soven P. m. ‘The mails were ‘furwarded to New York by the evening train, which is due at anearly bger (his morp- wK We have the following details of the news telegraphed from Halifax and already peblisned in the HrexaLp. * ‘The Laverpool Times of the 3ist ef May says. — General Simon Cameron, lave Minister of War of the Unired States, and gow Ambassattor at St. l'etersburg, arrived in London last week, and ts stopping at the Ed- ward's Hotel, Hamover square. ‘Tke Paris correspomcent of the Manchester Guardian, writing om the 27h of May, says: 1 do not, of course, know what the state of the case May be on your sido wf the water, as far as ‘ parties’ £0, but, decidedty, on this side of ihe channel, the most ardent desire ts felt for a change im the English Ministry. What | wrote to you a short time since 18 perfectly true— wame'y, ‘Ratan underianding is being arrived at by the Bm; eror Napolon between the tory party end the * Manches- ler”? members. American News Reports in Paris=Wil Richmond be Abandonod, [Paris (May 27) correspondence uf Loudon Post.) ‘The Fricuds othe Northern cause here in Paris say we may oxpect Lo hear very soon of a great battle, and of the United Statos tig oatiby at Ricamond, | learn from a geuticman who is @ corresnondence with important per Bonages at Weshingion that the esiates of Southern men wili be confiscated. and the land given to these wno have fwught for tho cact the Unien. By this meane it is @uicuiated tn @ Staiesof America will be held and cultivated by Northern wen, thus enusing the complete emaneipation of slavery tnreaghout the Union. Whether the (riends of the North kave any more data to built these assurances of complete victory upon than the rest of the world, 1 know net. The friends of the Souhern eauie, on the” contrary, insist on d ¢ aring that the Confed-- fae army wel not @ batile before Kivnmond, amd that eon Richmend wili te abindoncd. They $a. the clima'e end desolation of she couniry will win the battle for them. ‘The Mexicun Question. is (May 27) eorrespondcuce of tbe London Telegraph. } Lkeor from Medrid that the report was current in Guat @apita: ibai Gevera! Prim is vo be sent back to Mexico in the capacity of ambaseador of her Majesty the Queen of Spain. ‘ihe desvaich, however, which ‘communicates the report modiles it with the following reserve—that if rchance such a mission were to be confided to the yeneral, it would only be with a view to advise the guv- ernment of President Juarez, not to fetter in the slight- eat degree the popuiar sentiment im the of ite @esiies and its aspirations. {From the London Times, May 29. 1 it ts certainly not surprising. on the first of the flair, that the three Powers recently allied im the expe- @ition to Mexico should be auxivus to explain them- selves on the singular proceedings im whi that expedition bis Especially is 51 Justification thought necessury by the government ef France; for, whereas the French were es to the convention, which expressly disclaimed all inten- tion of interfering with the internal affairs of Mexico, {hey are now marching on the Mexiean capital with the evowed og ing the and Bcarcoly less notorious design of an Austrian dynasty in its place. But, aithough there ry undouptedly sume difference at this point between the pro essions and ‘the practice of our Allies, we are not 7: sang: that their conduct is ether ind fens te in te spo deci, that it could be fairly represented as a “devi ment” of the @esign, rather startling perhaps, ‘bus not very arbitrary when closely examined; and ii the various accounts of this curiuus transuction ‘are trans- lated into plain English the story will appear imteliigible emough. The Ailies did, mo doubt, proceed to Mexico with the = intention of exacting redress and satisfactiva TF wrongs, and without any direct or immediate desigo of constituting a pew government for the Mexican peo- ple. Ic is cieur, however, from the very protests aud feservations un this point which the convention contains, ‘hat some reorganization of the Mexiean State was re- garded asa very probable incident of the expedition, Shough it was curetully dectared that the Mexicans them: elves should be left to determine what form such reor- ganization should take, This is the pomton which the whole quertion turns. Probably no one of the allied Powers expected, or eveu desired, that the expedition, whieb after so many years of forbearines had at length been despatched, should leave the anarchy of Mexico as bepeiess us before. The mere guarantees for the future eo which we were entitled to msist implied some radical change in the admanictraatn of the counery. . * . . But we think it impossible to deny tha: some change ef gover ment at Mesico was mee warily incid-ntal to this expedition, uuless the expedition wus tobe a mockery, and we <o not well see bow this cliange of goverumeut could have beeu accomplished excet by an advance on She capital. Zo leave Juarez ia power would have aul- lided ihe whole expedition, for the condition of Mexico and of the foreign residents iu the counuy would have Deon just as bad six months hence as it was six montis ago mareb on Mexico, therefore, became only a Question of ageney. We could do nothing in such matter. We had no troops there but one battslion of marines, aud if we bad bad a whoe army we should Bever have despateied it on such an errand. Spain would, probably, have bad ne objection to the mission, but she would patural:y have stipulated for Q Spanish and not a French nominee in successim to Juarez. In the end, France, as the lower with the Strongest force and the :ewest doubts, found ihe work berown. She always anticipated some such obligation. It was, as the Munatour tolls us, on¥ of ihe “hy pouheses which imposed themselves on her foresight,’ avd which ‘aitiwaiely shaped itself into a so kd lability. We can oniy wish ti ii through the enterprise. We sincere- ly trust she may succeed ip the adventure very sure that we look upon ber undertakin menis rather of gratituce than jealousy. J tore Mezco to v's piace amung nations, she will be @ bene Factor to (he world. British Vessels about to Run the Ameri- can Blockade. Bosrox, June 13, 1862. Mr. Albert Carrier, of Kewburyport, passenger by the Africa, informs the Traveller that two steamers were About to leave Queenstown fap Nassna with the intention of running the Sowthern blocRade. One was the Julia Usher, of four hundred and sixty-seven tons burthen, Caytaln Jenkiny, reported to be owned in Liverpool. She was filled up with ono thousand barrels of powder Bight time, and would sail immediateiy. This steamer wan f rmerly the Anuic Childe, which ran a Southern _ some time since, aud tuck a cargo of cotton, ., © Liverpool. The seeond viseci, of 800 to 1,000 ons, reached Q..censtown May $1, loaded with arms and Stores. She would fill up with powder bevore sailing. Ger vame was not ascertained. Tho inhabitants of Queenstown state that two other vessels suiled the pre- vious week for Nassau, for tho purpose of runuing the ide. Mr. Carrier states that while in Engiand there is a General feeling in favor of the South, in Ireland it is exactly the reverse, ai) classes being ardently in favor of Swe of the government amd the restoration of ion. ———_——_— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Frivay, June 13—6 P. M. Money is offered everywhere on call at 3 per cent. Mercantile paper ells at4 a 5; certificates of indebtedness at 100%% a 10024; green backs at 4034. The forthcoming issue of Treasury notes is stilia general subject of discussion. No one ob- Jects 10 the scheme save those who have opposed Mr. Clinse’s policy from the start, and who are at least suspected of harboring no very kindly feel- ings to the government in the present crisis, The true key to Mr. Chase's policy at present is to keep the now 5,20 bouds at such a preminm that the holders of legal tender paper shall seck to fund it os soon as they get it. ‘ihe new issue of paper will probably achieve this result, Foreign exchange is very flighty and ancertain, Bankers’ bills on London are quoted at 116 o 116%; gold, 105% a %. The stock market was rampant to-day; the amount of business done was enormous. At the morning board governments were sold at the ex- treme advance of last evening, State stocks were Inactive, and Tennessees and Miveourie again an sighth lower, This singular decline in border State stocks, while all other stocks are buoyant | and advancing, is ascribed to the effect of the re fusal of the Missouri Convention to entertain a selieme of emancipation. Many speculators had , been buyers of Missouris, i the belief that it was | Shout to become a free Stato, in whieh event its bonds wonld be worth w Indiana end Iowa, Atl mueb aa those of Illino’ vinsses of railway bonds were higher. The Michigan Southern rf fonds are now within @ fraction of par, aad the public | not be surpri« » hear that the com- pany has tod: fven The cleshe for ail the over. due first me tds it could find, and haa Ned for the ¥° remaine gz, Fort Wayne tod Chicago beads ady OMY percent. All the spevntative ~*~ were Wroynat., New York Central advanckt i}, | Yi. Laie pres Wired 24, Hadayr U, Marien 4, Horvlew preferred 1, Reading 1, Michigan Central %, Michigan Soutb- ern };, guaranteed %, Panama 2, Galena %, Toledo %, Rock Island 4. The only prominent specutative shares which aid not advance were Hlinois and Pacific Mail, Speculators are Weurtag to see the Mississippi river thoroughly reoyened before buying any more of the former; tb+ latter has been aifected by the vote of the Soard of Directors not to deotare an extra dividend at present. We un- derstand that the vote was a close one, and that several directors protested against a further accu- mulation of cash assets; but the more conserva- tive members of the board, who deem twenty per | eent per annum enongh to divide, carried the day. ‘The stock will prohably soon recover its activity. Between the boards the market _was very active indeed, and prices were 4a % per cent higher, For Central % 3%, for Toledo 48, for Erie 39, were bid. At the second board these prices were main" tained, anda further advance of 4 in govern- ments, 34 in Hudson, % in Harlem pretereed: Yin euaartied, 14 in Galena and ¥4 in Rock Island a were realized. The only stocks which did not ad- vance were Missouris, which declined 44; Pacific Mail, which declined %, and Ulinois Ceutral, which declined 1%, Just after the call there was a general rush on the part of some specula- tors to realize profits, which caused a decline of %a¥% percent on the more active shares. The market closed at half-past three at the following quotations:—United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 103% a 10424; de. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 1074 a ¥4; do. 5's, pap: 97% a Teasury 7 3-10 per cent, 106 a 34; Tennessee 6’s, 59% a 60; Virginia 6's, 57 & ys North Carolina 6’s, 73 a 74; Missouri 6 52%a%; American gold, 105% a %%; Pacific Mail, 115% a %; New York Central, 95 a 4; Erie, 383% 8%; do. preferred, 6654 a %; Hudson River, 49 a 14; Harlem, 17% 8 18; do. preferred, 434% a 44; ding, 59 a 24; Michigan Central, 67% Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 27% a 23; do. guaranteed, 61%4@ %; Panama, 139% a 140; Iinois Central, 644% a %; Galena and Chicago, 71% a 72%; Cleveland and Toledo, 47% = %; Chicago and Rock Island, 6734 3 68; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 78 a 794; Mil- waukee and Prairie du Chien, 30 a 4%; New York Central 7's, aye 107% a 108; Erie third mortgage bonds, 99a 44: Mlinois Central] bonds, 7's, 96 a %. After the board the market rallied again, and st half-past four P. M. the following prices were bid:—95%4 for Central, 38% for Erie, 66% for pre- ferred, 1814 for Harlem, 44 for preferred, 28 for Michigan Southern, 47% for Toledo. The deposits for conversion at the Sub-Treasury are increasing. To-day they were about $400,000. The business of the office was #8 follows:— Receipts..... + $2,936 688 13 —For customs, . + _ 196,000 00 Paym 2: 533.972 30 ce. M1 ,615 487 64 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $24,723,417 10, and the balances $1,785,558 96. The Chemung Railroad Company has declared a quarterly dividend of two dollars per share, paya- ble on demand; the Vermont and Canada Rail- road, a dividend of four per cent, payable Jniy 2. We understand that the subscription to one mil- lion of the Michigan Southern and Northern Indi- ana sinking fund mortgage at par, for the purpose of retiring at once the overdue first mortgages of the company, will close to-morrow, the necessary amount being nearly or quite secured, Stock Exchange. Fripay, June 18, 1862. $60000 US 6'8,°81,cou 50 she Erie pref.b10 600 US6s810wri3sy 250 Hud River 2600 Treas 78-1upen 100 1 5000 Louis jana 6. 4000 California T's.. 98 2000 NY Central 6's 100% . 2 1000 Erie RR 4thmb 93" 20Nor & Wor RR.. 42% 87 200 Roading KR. #00 85 6000 Erie RR Suan 1000 Had Ri b 2000 C, B&Q RR 8peb 27000 Mich So 24 mtg £000 Mich’So.s f bis 6000 i Cent RR b 8 Akbs } 19600 BaunsSt 5560 folsWabzdmge 2000! itt PEW &Chim, sear itt mw schom 52000 America gla, 6200 do. 1 10000 ¢o. 1 15 shs Bk SiatoN ¥, 60 American Ex Bk. 10 - 9634 20 Bank of Republic. 98 10 MetropolitanBiank 105 50 Shoe & LeatherEk 101 9: 4 Rw 4 Bank. 8 Pet & Had Gan Go 23 60 Penn Coal Co, 625 Cum Coal pref. a 100 Fruns City L’dCo 73 60 Pacific Mail S5Co 116 50 1634 0 #80 116% 4 100 116% 675 700 N ¥Ceni 945 cre 190 94% OT % 025 94% ony 100 O45 30 0 D436 79 50 944, 7014 100 04% 20%¢ 50 re 30 550 Erie RR. BB 5g 30 1000 BO... 0... B88 93 100 do......080 3835 72% 25 do. . 38 ao 600 Erie ro 66% i 25 6% BECOND BOARD. $25000 US6's,'81,cou 10744 100 shs Erie RR pref. 66% 000 Tre 73-10pen 10654 100 Bud River RR... 4935 1000 Missouri 6 8355 60 do, 49% 20000 de. 63 49 6000 do. 44% 6000 Tol & Wa 2d m 90x 45 5000 do. 100 Reading RR..280 69 2000 Ter H& Al2m sexe 260 Mich Central RR. 68 10000 Mich 802!mg 85 400 AO... se. 6B 200 shs Pac MSS Co. 116 = 200 MichSo& NIRR 2817 100 do, 74 Mich So& NI 6lig 176 860 - 62 100 60 do. 8255 100 Har! 50 Papama + T3904 200 100 1 Cen RK serip.. 65 1600 4 do. 643% 100 do., 45, 2008 ¥ Centr: 200 Clev & Pitts RR 226 100 do. 100Gal & Chic RR... 7244 00 = ey 100 .b30 T2iy 50 a 0 Cleve rt TiRR.. 48 800 Erie RR. . ss do... » 47% 100 . oe KOO BIE $8 ene & Ric 084 200 30 68 200 Erie Re p CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frinay, June 18—6 P. M. Brrapercrre.—Flour—The market was heavy, and the demand moderate, while prices fell off from 5c. to 100. por bbl The gales embraced 13,000 bbis., closing with- in the following range of prices:— Supertine a 15 o - 3 kx +445 6 $b Common te choice extra Western, 44 610 Canadian... 44 8 600 Suucuern wixed bo good # stan Ps 600 a 5 60 Extra do..., 51 @ 675 Good w choice family do. 6% a 1% Rye flour... wo 400 Corn meal, Jerssy 290 a 320 y Canadian Sour algo fell off be. por bbl, while the sales einbraced about 1,100 bbis., closing at the above figures, Southern flour was jess buoyant and active. Whe alos embraced 900 bbis., within the range of the above quo- 1 Rye flour was steady at the above prices, with of 175 bbis. Corm meal was without ehange in Prices, while the sales embraced 160 bile. Jersey and Brondy wie, Whert was hoavy,and declined about 20 Ler beh owing to the advan in fe is ihe wales semounted 7 070 bashes, at 1 is 11434 for red o 7 fur mi 04 9 $1 06 for w or lowa and Groen Ray, 950. a $113 Hiatt oe te and ut Ole A $101 (or Chicago spring. Corn ore hewy, and at @ decline of te. to 9 per bushel, with raics of 45,000 1. Ihels. rep ‘ ‘60¢. for new Wesiern tm and at Blo, old dy., in store and deliv ' with sales of 0 buehe wtondy, and 7 000 burhels wore @oore malt waa more netive, with rales of 8 Caw we Foqueet, with eales of 25,009 pt Ceara) | eRe. ae nae, for Western and Canadian, aud > Stat ya or qu while the eales making were limited, Oovox.—Ihe market was tame, spivners being bye the sales — contined To 200.0 8.0 bale, emi jwtly at Sle. @ BL dsc. *"Penbarve.—-Rates were steady, and closed at a advance. To Liverpool about were cngag.d at 93¢d. a 10d , in bulk and shij * bass; 7,000 co, © rp Bt Oa. ‘abil s’ bags; 7,8¢0 bbls. flour at 2s, 3d. a 28. e. 25 bids. hams ae ang anges | oe ba: a Sa.,80 tlerces }ork at 73., and 60 bb 8. co a fd. T: Brist: 17,000 bushels of wheat, 1 bulk, at 10%¢d., eid 3,000 bbis. Of flour at 3s. A. blig: to Bel ast with wheat at 11d.,in bulk, anda brig with wheat ac LI Sed., if for a Gipect p and if te Cork, for orders, at Lid PRovisions.—Purk—Ibe market was beavy an’ lower, clos ng with more ctivity at the decline, The salva footed up for the day about 3,000 ibls., ai $10 8745 a $11 0654 for mess, and ab 30 a $9 1846 for vrime. A sale Of 2:0 Dbis. mess, deliverable in the Last half of Avx st, was mace ab$11 124. Beef was dull; s sale of 60 bbis. was made at unclanged prices. Cut meats wer: vasior, witb <a es Se for heme in dry salt, Bige. a 4% jor bans, 4440. f OK. for smoked sides, and 50,000 bellies were reported atp.t, Lard was quite active and prices sore firm; saler of 1,360 packages were mare at TiZe. a 834 SvGaR&—als of about 600 hhds. were reer ‘at 6%e. ae. for fair refining grades, and at Tigc, aTKe. ior grecery goods, and sales of 200 boxes were mace on pri- ALMANAC TOR YEW YORE-—FNIS DAY, 423] MOON RISKS... HIGH WATER, 13, 1862. SUN RISES, SUN SETS. Port of New ion Ja CLE. Steamship City of of if Now. one (Br), Petrie, Queenstown red Liverpool—Jobn @ Stern Sajonia (Ham), Ehlers, Bouthampton and Iie Erapire, Cooinds, Liverpool—Zereca & Co. ip Aurora, Bark r, Live: fae ye * Frothinzham, ane Atlantic. Dinsmore. Lives 7D ncan & Co, BhiprAlice Ball, Ross, Liverpoo! oo Duncan & Co. Ship Sham reck, Doane, Liverpoo!—C © Duncan & Co, 8 Ship. ee PF oor LS son Londo Vuphan, 8hip G B Lawar, Brass Giasgow—T Di nh ship Advance Chids, Havre—Boy! & Hine ght? Marine (Br), Brewer, St Join, NBoMurdock & mye Berx Pal'ss. Biddle, Be! Hon—J Jex. Hark E'len Morrison, Lyon, Demarara—D Trowbridge. Bark Mary, Gibia, T intia!—u 8 Se ‘E beah Bark J Smith, Anderson, New Or.eant NHB: Bark Rambler, Packard, Waite THouse-Metealt ry ae Brig Boston Lady (Br), Hoffman. Palmoath—! Vovte, Brig Courrier de "New Grieans (Ital), Collera, Gloucentar— Giles & Co, Brix Emilia (for), , Ypawich—F Berthoud. Bri, Eliza, Boyle, &t Jchus, NF—J Hgnter & Co. Schr Eclipse. raon, Guadalocpe—Smith, Jon: ——, Antigua—G &J Kno 'e Co, Sehr Jane Bell ( Ty & Co. re ‘br Savab Maria, Underhill, Inagua—T Giimartin, pony sree of Wales (ir), Chisholm, Halifax—H J &C A on Schr Gertrnde, Cassidy, St Stephen, NB-—Master, -aifor—D Vner & Pulte. Schr A Heaton, Ryan, Alexandr a—\ a» Brunt & Siaght. Schr D Pitts, art Snow Hili—A C Havens. Sehr J S Buckmaster, Lingo, Frederica—‘iaster. oe - Bayles, Bayle, Phi adelphia—Van Brunt &Slaght. ‘bern, Hateb. Bangor—G L Hi Rent Ff rub Lov isa. Yeaton, Belfast- c! He. Foss, Mi tbricge—) Sebr J Acams, Harch. Kerneby +h. Behr Gentile, Gereh PoruematicW ‘i os &0e. B-br Seven Sietirn, Growl y, Boston—Nasier, Behr Presto. Robinson, Roston—6 L Hutch Ser Elen Perkins. E driige, Bos'on—W 8 Brown & Co, Rely Ieabel. Ta tor, Pawtuckst—T G Benion & Sous. Schr Hidson, Waterman. Bi Lh F Commerce, Mullin, Bil igeport—Master, Schr Frank Piero, Sm th, Stam ‘ord—Master, Bloop W A Steelinan, Savrrs, Cape May ARRIVED. Steamshin British Queen (Br), Harrisoa, Marans, June 7, and Xascan 9th, wfth mdse an \ Sassengers to EC snard Steamship Parkersburg, Hoffman, Portland, with mase and passengers, to HB Cromweli & Co. Bark Princeton, Seeley, Demarara, May $1, with augar de, to masie rig Nary Alivia (of Boston), Ames, Matanzas, 9 deys, with sugar, to H D Rrookman & Co. Brig Avon (Br. of Yarmouth, NS), Neuvitas, 15 days, with sugar’ &c,to Bovd & Hncken, Wid some very heavy weather: lost part of deck load of molasses, Schr Reindeer (Br, of Halifax), Archibald, Arroyo, May 29, with molase ta EG Hamilton, Win Laven-ter (ir. of St duidrews), Wayeot!, Pore, ar, (0 Miller & Houghton. ta: 227, Bare Acme, honor: for Vara, Oras tlt saw whaling scbr Ellen & Eliza, of Prov "Cir, Culmer, Eleuthera, 8 dave, w'th fru‘t, to Jos Eaeas. 8th inst, experienced a heavy N ga'e. which last- ed to the 10th, during whica was hove down, carried away Siheiay. and in stiempting to Gab tt the captain was washed overboar!, but was saved by those on board. ech atgaret Dill (Br), Dill, Windsor, NS, 10 daya, wht plaster, to Sehr N 8 Rve, Wricht, Hatteras Inlet, 3 day. Schr HV Wood, Potter, Hatieras Iniet, 3 as. Schr J W Hine, Manson, Fate Sehr R W Brown, Heghes, White H: Schr San Louis, Bremer, White Ho Sehr Dwight, Hill, Yorktown 2 Selr Gen J Cropper. Conklin, Chincoteague, Schr Tunis Bodine, Farrow, Georgetown, D' Rehr J.C Wooler, Garricon, Georgetown, DU, 8 ays Behr MA Predicre. Pre dmore, Grorzetown, De 5 ays, ry > Schr Caroline Knight, Wilson, Eastport, 8 days, Stenmer Ainany (U8 transport), Lewis, Newborn, NC, via Fortress Monioe 36 hours, in ballast, to US Quarter: Shore (U 8 transport) Serley, Fortiess Mon roe, 4'avs, in hallast. to US Qcarterm Stenmer M Stevens, Dougherty, Tal: wont a Steamer fronaves. Vanderreer, Philadelphia, Bteamer Falcon, Williams. Provicence. The bark Minnesota, Syiemes, which arrived 12th from Matanzas, reports ti George A Heriot, of Charleston, SC, died of cousumption during’ the passage. He was aged 3i years. Retonsvn—Br brig Gulnare, 8 ed to port 12 Hook, in 4, for Demarara, retnrn- Brig Victoria (Nor), ‘Also, Br bark, na’ SAILED. Steamer Dirigo, Fortress Monroe. Wind at sunset NW. rte Miscellaneous. Snr CH Sortarn, Howe, for Genoa with coal, while go- ing ont of Suncer and in tow on the 27th ult, ren ashore near South Round head, where she remained at 4 PSI on the 25th, ful: of water, Bank Wit Woonsins, from Alyab March 12 for rey before reporved lost, foundered in w cye.one in lat 728 jon 87 10 Buia (not ship) Wonant, before reported ashore on Engilsh Cone, alter being lightened was floated olf the rocks and towed into Scilly, aa be‘ore stat Scun Brows Stoxe (of Norwalk), for New Haven with coal, when off the mouth of that harbor, evening of ILb, be tween the Lig is: and Savin Rock, was boarded by a rea which washes of the hatch, hiled hir and caused her ty shit immediately n abuut 2) tet waicr, ‘The ‘Few elim. to (6 ; fon the bet mr fi a 4, with pond ‘weather cau probably be saved, with perhaps a1 her cargo. Scun Honwer (of Portland), Hardenhrook, which sailed from Providence 12th ‘alas, returued the day, having broken vhen near Rucky Poiut, Will go on the inarive railway for repaira. The eteanship Matanzas, having heey thoroughly repaired, sar eeieeed Ae Nis 'betth' ms ples REG and will testone et place in the U S transport fleet, Spoken, &c. athe E Bulkley, Ross, honce for Antwerp, Jnne 8, lat 39 ip Chapin, for Isle of Sal to load for Boston, Mav 15, 10 miles IB of St Vincent. Bark Isabella a from Liverpool for Baltimore, May a lat CY Jon 40 kh SE, showing a signal of blue ground with tall and two stars (made her name to be 7! ), Was seen June 5, lat 31 2+, ion 70 52, Brig Julia Ant, Farr, henee April 3 fur Australia, May 4, lat 21 N, lon 40 ye Lp Baa Ay Rio Janeiro for Delaware Sebr Carrie Hues, % das Breakwater, May 2, Int ty May wee, Dadi aArrin Te: arth Roads. Dine an " tow yor Are United States, a large ship, aup: osed the HV Baxter, comes lay id Hammonia (=), Schwensen, Ham- CErrr, May 23—Sid Emblem, Davis. NYort. Canis, My B—Arr aay Evison, Nick reson, § York, Ganpexas’ June S—arrbriga Chas Miler, Brewer and J Inver. Me Tat, re, Key West, Sid 34, schr Marina, God 22—Arr Sparkling Wave, Fin anchored): hn Panny Fern, Jordan. to. (and se nrdif), Sid20th, Wen Binzer, Fariey, Cuilaa (aot fore). ‘Duaiix, May 20—-Arr Zeobyr, Small, Philadelphia, Dexanans. Mey 31—In port bark Lamplighter, Thompeon, for NYork 4 days. brigs Muscovado (Br), Butier, for do nest any Dani Trow: ridge, Neal, for do 4 ‘hi.woumm, May 2——Si EO Felter, Welsh (from Cape of Gous Hope Ln Gambia, Rean rem Havana), Crou- stadt (n0% 8) 6 vee aN Te 2 —In port solirs H Newell, for NYork teday in] nobre Abbie , Bore eat, for MW York » London for " xIOr, , for Koa o or May Abr Amarida, Wittenhmgen Havasa, June d—Are barks Atocrican Baxi’ NYork, Koh, Win casset; David Lapsley, Beadiing, Shielis, Harv Murray. Key Werts selire dw Kidde beth (rebel), Schuilin, Galverton Covel, NYork, (and sid bth for New 6 Anna Clare An 4 Genoa; Line a ‘Won, (our Havuns fiite are Ineow- bebe EB Uhurebill, Gray, Sogua, 6uh, Heltoon, ny 14-—Jn part, ship Uncle Jor, Sewall, to wall in 3 days Jolnen Wa for! Tito Jasebo, | JAVERPOOL, Mey 20—Arr Bonin Maloney, NYork; Bmvre:n, Lyons cf Jong, i Sines “an, sacra, Sid Chive reg. Wella, 7th, Bim.ornue, Ox- part, Phila Wyonire: Re ko, Boston: Hy eich, NYork; 200 i Gal av, Rea Flint “Tabs and Eby wrk; AL th, EF Terriman, hn \ well, tp \, Hayes, Oaleutia; E Be ti But out 38th, Avelaite, Cutting, for NYork, 29th, Glasgow 0. Golden Picere, Manson: pos, May Ari Rows, Minde, NYork hi 2th; Kathay. Renvell, Shangear, th, DC Yeaton, Pote, Shields vod Phi neowt 28th, Aim ¢ Woodward, for NYork ; 20th, 26—Arr Minuehat NYork. Theiry Hho LM Morr, Be decided $0,000" bushels tf wheat“ ie hm, Symeete r Br) Jsianeon, fear = at's Dyer tue do: Mi ore wr eene periins Saundra, nt ag ew June, ttn port berg, Senthnd, Prancis for Hark | ford. lig: sour Maz ° vers 3 dogs Tistier, from ant days; ana obra Qi w-stowy, May 27—Arr De Sto, Patten (ngt Reed) Ce lao ‘and ah for the Clyde; 80th, Geo Mareklaud, NYors. On do 30-h, Sue, fro a a port in Georgie (and ad for the aaNDe, WOA. April 25—In port brig Planct, Richards, dy SrVixceer, CV, May 17—Ia port ahip Hampien, Pendle- ton ron Nawport, B, ding, un ecided whether 19° take salt or ba'last or Bosion. St Tiowas, Mas 2—In port echr Mary He'en (not Mary EI in won, (ram ‘iy Janeiro, wh orders i rig at for NY¥ork ares Lorenecay M¥orke” mp pork May 2%, alg nt KR hivklan a ae v Baltimore id,; Auga, for NYors aa betore. BOSTON, Ky Went. U Varos M . be more rr. Sawyer, Buenos re Sinn Moo e@, 4 Sprig 2 Lan Zab 5 ‘Antu Gard nares W Roudout; Alinira, Pressey, Port, Nars. and 5A Mount, Gerard, NY ofa outta fora barior. in the bay, nd via NYor’ 5 oars Medora, {pa Oh) sbi) (Duteb), Jarman, Bi dag, sebl on, rit u ae sneh, Crosb; town OG; Jon on 3 Lee, Freeman, « itowes, Pui.adelpnia; 8 M Ty! r, ah Vue andAib Pu BALTIMORE, June L—Arr barks Btmund (Brom), Wo- han, Liverpool? Gauss (ren), Whodng, Bremen; achra dan? PF Durtve. Davis, Quanteramo,; Alice May: nn, Cole, and Ha silion, Baxt Silia A Baniag, brig A ged re hr Sur Mog fe V Hucg ( Hugs, ders sehr , Porte ‘0. WRISTO: Gschr James Goruam, Cobb, New ‘or Uh—Aarr sehr W W Brainerd. Bowditch, Port Ewen, KEY WEST, Jon: 4—In | ort sear over Pencleon, from Cardenas; stawers Circassian, and Swan (prices), NEW ORLEANS, May 22—In port ships BW Farley, Nich s yar for Boson: Cit, ors, Salta Ve rm Parlamout, M60 ing; wchr Pathway, r Kost hips Western Empire, McLanchlin, and Sports. ‘mp-on, Sip Island; berks Minda. Aud st Mary, hip Waciaer, Lanv, do: bark Young Yausee, Hirde Boston, 23th, steamabips Ocean Quees, Ti xes. Fort Picaens, ship Tumori Shs p Pstand; bark Daniel Webst Comtitunun Nore via K J. Spencer, Sith, Shi éuips Nightingale, fro from Boson; Fr vark Harri man, do; 26: XYors va Shi Taian Below Sint, metaat up. Havelock, Badger, from Bordeaux. Cid aut sor Pathway, Boston; B0ti, ship North Ameri. 10. ean, Col ie Th the rh from Ship Island, T sip. with horses, barks Young Turk, ana en. Bidar trosa.‘ipmoe ¥ a ship Talan NEW BEDFORD, June U—Arr bark Sagan June, Taber, Rs Granac, West Coast 0 Africa, via St Vineent, CV1: sehrs +s Donald, ‘Kelley, Ann 8 Salter, Fish, and Au- Perry, NY ors. Bremen bark He ye, sehrs Ariadne, rs Monitor, Bearse, ‘sehr / Secor, Rubiias, NYork: Newionvbout, June l1—Arr achr Kossuth, Lee, New NEWPORT, Juye Arr schra.Julia Newell. Trott, Port- land ior Haitinore; Mary Nowell. Quvil, Lynn for Poli lei Bilas nde, Gage, NYork for Boston; Barab June, Btoke, 12th—Arr schra Fanny *Fern, Briggs, Philadelphia; Kate Avoey, Curtis, Blizab thport, Wier Roger Parmalee, Barlow (rom NYors), Wareham. In D.tch Island harbor llth, PM, brig Hy Leeds, Leeds, fron Roce ana sor N York ae 10. aN June 12—Arr Br brig Amazon, Day, Ar hip Premier, McGilvers with troupe in tow, boand ap, al bound up: erie, Lene) New York, to Robiuwin. and J A Hayden. Ebzbethport, sid Lith, Oh "Rew aveR, June 12—Arr schra Caroline, Rowers; PF Brady. Bali: M A Bromley, Munsey, and Evelyn, Palmer, —-; Sarah Blicabeth, Smith, N York; sloop Meufator, Bost: a “ty TILADELPHTA, June 12--Arr bark Leland, Nicks ron, RYork; if Darvaby. Eile Ann, Ber firs Gi a, New Wediord; 3M Sas yer, Brzait Key M > bortcanouth: Geo jt Jago; Cw iprovidtuon: arietia Tine, Tilton ‘Norwich; 8 P Bolee, Bolee, Saceu Boston; Ci 4, y Eveline, Lang) lin. Faies, Nickers. a, Panthea, Clark. satierihwarte btalo: PORTLAND. J ? Yora, Br orig Agile, Nelson, Cardenas. C.d bark A Lincoln. BAW ICCRER, 3 Weare ahr une + achr Jame der re Xe, Fort Ewe id wchr Moniecun. aannet, Tbe Parker, Sr, Gite Reed, NYork (o SALEM. “Jnne9—Arr achrs 8 Roekhii, Baskell, Port Bw- en;Wai B Ferguson, Ailer, Calais for NYor Scine MD Cratven, Uren.wct, Philadelnhies Win B Ferg * son, Union (from Wiseanst),’ Fortress Monroe; BJ Cun no (from Bangor), Baltimore; Norw at (ireta do), New Surf (from Cherryueld), dd; aud otuers bound ‘South POLITICAL, A LARGE AND ENTUUSIASTIO MEETING T A’ jhe Tu pen ent Detmoersie General Counter, Bolu ry Hol on Toursday evening, 12th imst., the fcllow- Mil ing’ ani aud rego utions Were oD Bhnousl te heveas, the cous stato of te Unit peetity reerves bet © p uple tae right peacecd yo mesciuble: to 1 or bide any abehigen ent OF the wher as, " Pn a arly be-oved. conn. a. v to ~ % nm on he o. NB the righis of tae pope Dy tinent ot tue overt wept; there Re: yas tle senre of this General Commitier, That the present war should be woe ony for the pur ol restoring tie Un on ar ft woe he preservation of the goussiution ax Atty and that « then thar’ obsect sbull have ed the Way sbould ceae, Re That we are unaiterably oppores to making the : emancl)atou or tern gro equality, apd thot we ; as equal, Ceaoucble thoee twin sisters, seve son 1, That the hopes of the country are contred in the aon ratic party, and (iat. in oder Uhat the Exipire Beate anay Le Fectures to democrate rule, we tuvite wll concer ® tives whatever may have boeu ther past 10 ity al wine ' A. Manxewrra, ) B. L, Seisaipn, { Secretarier, Crome, § Hong. to unite with us ina vigocous effort in favor othe “Union the comstitndun aud the enigies men of the iaw.” 3M. MORRIS, Chu.rwan, WM. O'SHEA, Vice do. - SKGARs AND ‘TOBACCO. SEGARS VERY CHEAP—AaT 17 Bi LOADWAY, 5) stairs, Speculators, dealers and « their inter oat by ¢ amining the stock oF aud German 5 gars that ure Lelug sold © MER —MRB, J. R. DAVIDSON, Street, purpores to sell the Femamder o ind elegant selection 0” 8) mtu: ti eh as J.B. DAVIDSO; 100.4 Bonn.ts at very 1¢ 145 Bie -cker sirevt, w. MISCELLANEOUS. ‘A GREAT AND IMPORTANT FRENCH DISCOVERY BEAUTIFY No THE SKIN, Remor ws Frvekies. Tan, Biotches, Black Spots, SAD RY PeAPAnerm, vt referen rmitted to 0. 30 Three blocks westot 8 Of Broadway Aten STOREKREPERS,—ANY ONE HAVING @ Millinery or to disp's) of a August oniy, WILL have @ chance to sell a vrent quia) Stock will be secured by real estate. 0 Shakspeare Hovel, for four OOTS AND SHOES. ABRAHAM a ER, 7 WIOLESALE ena wee Warre y and Variety Store, and would lise Rock om gomusimion, tor July an a ven at teulars se rooin No, 10) wou SAND SHOES, m atrvet. I Shag ES, aes om os IcE CREAM OF GREAT may baa at77y Broadway, at the # HOMER, MACHINIST AND DEALER IN NEW wad secund haa | tool and maciinery; ali kinds” press toni made, ans cutting oat and plerang dove at 4 Bast Broadway, wear Ch ARBLE MANTELS. <MANTELS SOLD AT ASTON. Iehing\y Low prices at KLABER'S Mar) ust Eigiteenta street, nea ird street, N, Yous, 100 Third wvenie, and 54 First ave. nue, near tbh Mantels pul up in auy part of country, Jor AGE. “CAPACITY FOR A THovs: AND B. RRELS of ale In a COT sUv-Crllar, aeeemMibie frou moens vi an a at 6 Liberty » reot. iret by eth ty ihe ag pease ani Potty ae Muted tin \premicen. Biaughiar’ Hotes penrc agra — free. ro 3 Bions and. Rou) 460, 462 and 464 ‘LN! Jr. yo arp skirt “MANUFACTURERS, Machines com ines anus Omer sb oo Ne with iran 9; also Spool Mas ° ary ior covering the wire used Jo mavataecaring tip oAiren : W. SPIES & CO. A ity fOr wells low by th Deuggist, No. 8 Whritehal Wy snpine CARDS, WEDDING CARDS, WEDDING erat WHAITE'S, No L Asin Howe, street, cles pest in tuectty, Plave $1.59, peund. Bare Cards only st. Ww EDDING AND VISITING CARDS ENG seen Pavia. 94 wits t “ y D. APPLETON & CO. hid and $49 Browdvay. WAUtE, DAs PuRe AVHATR, AXA Piteo one placed int as vol wom ts I y ih pr joing Dr DAY usoa chelateal meant, and gives no pain what J ever, WW Auity streg, tres bio ks Wess of Bivaiway, RL, VED TEeTiH, FILLING: > his beamtitat Preparation i ely bi Mar p oun the eavity ti a * tn tweit, esas N DIPORTANT WORK ON, PHYSIOLOGY, 40. for Married, or thoge con ep — Dr. CARMONT'S Porm, Lohdvn gud, New York, Medical Adviser an. Laer) Guide, ulteth edition, revealing ae tac P entue by anato y and eaperiments i a ‘renel and. En te ry practive ie Prenturhsos wiictinn “i treatise upon the indiscretion, man Fry? irom i Hote of Hee onuae Syl fige for BL Astor Hone, or Rt York, The Doctor sodicesure at 617 Broadwe Hours tor ue. tnent 9A. M. to6 PB. “We concur with otueF papers nd ule work.”"=—Cor rei “g dy fasts ‘Zeitung, Atias, Medical Review, &e. “[LLEVIATOR—DR BRIGGS NEWLY INVENTED Gorn any Bouin Ailevimor cures, Corns, B Hlistered Feet, Ac. 25 cents, S0.cen.s box. Sen by mail on re by Graggiatye De J. BE Popouis , 212 Broad ead a fae ante Kad Haman Body. Tine work will new system by which all dieaes are cured in fe nutes OF direction of human elec ty wil ve so tla. all (people and dans) may xt Cemselves or others. Tn. end: 8 tue tw the body w th permanent evnneseent electricity. wuatle oF cynaue. The firaedi- Hon (aiveuce oa ueuly orde! Price $1. Address vy Newton, | qu MILITARY ARY BURLESQUE, THE “ HIT” BETHS THE WAR SEASON, The wor'd of newspaper j youre are already familiar with that iriepressitle corpa @elite of the Grand Army, the dead.y und valorous. MACKEREL BRIGADE, whose unparalleled xp oits in the way of forced marches, Mi ges, mainmoth hatties, ‘ort reductions, strat xv and com- bine. military and navel operations, aro cei. ated in the * Sunday Table Talk” of the SUNDAY MERCUR) by that powerful cru, od: erver, Paebat and flourishing war correspondent a S¥nent a ERR, whore great war res MPa aia, Will be ajain referred a Jn hie letter appearing im to» SUNDAY NERCURY, The same uniqne epistie wilt also treat of A Brit sh tribute to Honest Abr, Te Virginia London “T mes,” The Colored Conc man of tie * Sumter,” &e., Windias up with a vivid deseription of the terrific naval be tt'e on Dack Lake, between the Maoxere! fleet and the Contederne ejuadron, showing how tue tourani-twenty fe 1) Conanis were ov'raced, ant how a girat victory was acliewid by the venerable Commodore Hexd, In addition to which, pes ~ 8 dab otal TABLE TALK” of a ri BU NDAY eRe BY vag vaont {tx neval array of a} te "ght euuileus trlenda ‘or that ‘nimitable ‘und war worn vetevan. _—— THE DISBANDED VOLU: ER, will find his worid-iamed lucnbration, ew ein th seeie) len tbet ef all inp out sugary me ro ewan vat 'F thats that of all the oth : EUi'firulenes at unrivalled store of tho choicest Merary but veading, Dutwgives the LaTEst b OUR ARMIES IN THE FIELD, received by prt ‘and Associated Press Telegraph, up to ‘Also a Splendid iitary Correnpontenee’ from the Raxi- a pon menta in the Field; the Latem Loca News, Fashion News, Ship News, Forelgn In-elligence, ac. * * 4 © Advertisers w SA ‘wae remember that the busi- ness office of{the SUNDAY MERCURY is now op the first floor of the bulding 115 Fal.on street, directly over Mammoth Lightning Press of the Establishineuy gm RISING— THE CIRCULATION ov Tie SUNDAY MEKCURY. eee than the geese rises in the thermometer uni 1 al heatat sumer rune up the elp-vlation of the NEWEPar R EVER mela ap oy SUN- eyare od ge (if Oppertuntiy), that Sunday siblished and soli every ek exceeds bi} THOUSAND COPLES tue gun TOTAL of the lasues of ali the aber Suna avers. the large aud regular fnerease in pa nae aT ahah mad oF the vans abener bite fog a) a sof watterin Ume for the Suncey moral tabie, Dus ness fuen and others ere iened w sto che counting room, No. 13 Th: insertion at 0 o'clock on Batur- rowin 7 a # ST AMET as curiyean possible on Sautday. salvertiseren ching the olliee alter day Di,bt Crunot be guarauteed, it | » NEWSPAPER — N sunday" *WERCURY, To moot the use! country ry demand for the GREAT SUN- x PER. the very LATEST SUNDAY MORN. DEMUN will ¢ forwariel North TO-n0. HOW fi i Newspaper ‘Tain, run by L, N, SHEAR & il go Alb an TOR Sanuost ng xs far oa Sacs? ‘ea E SUNDAY MERCURY at the in- place mn the rode, rv are well aware that in ee ro TUATEST ASD FULLEST WAR" NEW! > rae “Hana THE MAILS, @ stand jinporiat York up tw Dad leks VK ‘ON SUNDAY MOKNIN ¥ nee tsary to ave SHE SUNDAY, MEROURY. nthe pal Ung uw It ennui ATEST intel ie ait all enbige at id thot N' LATE. OMiBs © TAL NUAY RENB-APER Th aatte F wn aly sour on > oF fermi in ee, a widen th y have . WAR NEWS THE SUNDAY MERCURY Does mot conet of i, ius rusts aud wage Guedes, but Of dons Crom tiguting Writers who partic. pai Tins the fullest And trues ine many of them exclu- Teen 2 des arved ov thut day. nts, for who 8, Tue NDAY cemporartes a ius rae ews, the most notable lustanes the the dentvuction of the Mertim. the Rertol sla bourse on advance of the extras issued Tile Walt, LOCAL AXD ALL OTHER NEWS Published in tie SUNDAY MERCURY is two hours later than Lust of any other pa er issued on Bundy, the columns uf he paper being Kept open uni w:ter four vlock on Suu Ornings is tact bus given tothe SUNDAY MERCURY a circula- m la:g fF than that of al the otuer Suuday payers com: peil ng on enlarger @ it of the «pacious establish. 18 Fulton rset, which fe now che i saffer from nervous debility, premature de- ng tie meas of self-cure.’ By une who put to great expense throush me. heal imposit of the auton, NA’ E: ect ngs county, N.',, by @ucwsing @ postpait ndussased envelope. ¥ w" THE TIDE OF SUCCESS 8ETs 50 ries YhunoURy. OF THE This newspaper of the people ti opie han reach ou position in the journalism of th tue Whole ground e nd 0 viding new features in all ite Press, aud partin Ww pondenee, furnished by officers of every grace, and by reve Ut poivate soldiers actually in the“ and rs iu ihe scenes which they describe, Hurnshes a more cOwpre. ensive, interesting and veraaious contemporanvous history of the pred str: gle than can be ovtained from any other suurce accessible vo the public, It suphlies, in ‘act, @ qrand progressive panorainle the oy sy yar Mau! aasing in review betore the reader not @uly d events of the war, but the Incl Gental explous which dite u roman ie interest tc tue majestic map heres anioeen Hse, Cutan Saeaae ae at Seem i ot KCopat hea trom every military cepa, tinent, ineludinge in ade Adon to all the Information supplied. by the -Asso ated Pras special bulictine from its own axciusive corres ponvents in Washingion and elsewhere Tie clreulation of the SUNDAY Mi now exoteds by mire than ten thous.nd copies that of all the other Sun- diay ravers combine |e sucoma, mainly auributab It. Seal, it ja* wis things to all men; ‘nor tubue sun ‘Court, N es, Houiueal News, and a no Irst clase commeret:.] paper, \ am give Ot greater leugth tuanin the weekuay “bien fe considered ‘imporrast in.¢ jour liar features of the dail re added griginal at sie poonl the highest merit, the Faun BOND AY TABLE TALK," and “iEITERS OF A NDED N age NTEKK,’ to ether with allelee that te rm laterest eealy 01 ‘he bichest 4 NO Sunday paper. «ither in this country oF a presenved an ‘a ‘an array o1 trae.jons for ail ¢ ob +e: id hence the un ber ae -_ constantiyiinereaving ‘ale ae the SUNDAY Tue ote. at A. porpay, MERCURY has _ been recently enlarged, and whoever wis'-es to in«p ct the largest and best P ulated me paper estiblixpmem on the Ameren contle nent cannot de rf than call at 113 Fulton stre:t any tae wing aay OF olait and inaks & Your. ths pe Jo ad Vert.eement cr © wo truth idea of the a Pe of the ONLY LIVE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER be derived tui pe sous! ‘vspeation, ” Balen SPOTTING, li FOR Babe g, SeeeNwi vacus, VERY FAST, 90 Jong, 12 bexu, tor iorse rate order, 3 yours old, vod Bs Hews whl by ke Cape wire at the Batis Yor Witilais AvP. ~ SALE~A SETTER “DOG.—A ewe broken. an PRUE BL008, rs old, han ‘onde ‘thorow :bly ‘licha lenge toe adioiratl the trae sports. iawn vor hie beauty ond nu the Held. Lowest CS eallatited i. Boe doe Lis Kingston ost . i. le! 1p a for $200" io" ceed ot Gee inigood eONSILLA, -Aduro Ht s, Lyman, New TitvensGoum, JOR SALE CHRAP—ONE SETTER SLUT. TWO YEARS e Papa ov by! sane breed. 5 monins Tujutro a6 2 ta L BE SOLD VERY CHEAP, A hat alt mpiete - bu ate WM, CORNET, bout honed, SCHOONER YACHTS WANTED —ON@ 8% TO 43 TONS ons on 73 to 10) tone, we lion nd end in gud on dition, Partion WP UN. must sate cull partientera device ee unis peg, Loree Jp avtenila Be ENG ERS aney Boat Bacorr, 203 ant Le Bou wrest, Bune One handted oaks or ad Ain wwOu had, yLoor YACuT FoR SALE—i2 FBRT feet bear; api Mls Cablns ery. 6 mm nits old Wil bv oi to Hsu. 26h ani 2 So ch sweet, Howe one LuAyred Boats o. wi Kinds Ou band a iw DriCes, LONG, M0 a A 4 % Por A PE i 4 nO a A FUR A PURE TON A PURE 10) 4 PURE Tong . PURE TON 4 Flee 3 ‘Ni PURE TON C A PUKE 1010 A PUKE TONIC A PURE TONIC A PURE TON: A PURE TON. A PURE A Pin a . SES : RATED Prd IM CELEBRATED CEL) BRATED CLLEB me CELE +RAT! rf ELESRATED ‘Mt 1 Pil DR, 0. M. JACKS SULLADELPHIA, P. GeiMUiGALiY come Cs TA LIVER COMPLAINT. DYSPEPSIA, JAUNDICE, Chronic or Nei vous Debility, Diseases of a, ane all atieing from a Qisurdered Liver of Siotaaabe the Blo! Ervowtoun. 3 Silay or Flatterii of the Bomach, Bwinming of the cent wi pysictvely ee “Yellow Fever, Bitous Fo- "Fhe ey coutala is ALCOHOL OR BAD WHISKEY. NO ALooloL Of bab Whiskey, They wil cure tbe above dseaseu in ninety-nine cases ou offnduscd Uy the extensive sale and airs Eats duced b uni Ho cdand's Corman Bitters (purely vege: Be. jm rant quacks and unscrupt oun adventurer: have opened syuerang Rumatlty the tivod yaies oO Lostruns in the of poor whiskey, vii ly.¢ mrouiided with injurious and christen:d Tonics, Sid. cuics an. Bitte Scmabe of ins tnmobesenthc nrmemtoeatimnie preparations. fn plethoric betdes an. big sot ander te ocak © the didkppointe. salen HHOGELAND 5 oraae BIT! }OUFLAND'S Gk: HoorLaRys LOOFLAND'S Gé. HOUFLAN. s EOUFLAND'S GER HOOFLAND'S HOUFLAND 8 HOUELAND 8S HOUFLAND'S GE HOOFLANDS GEHMAS HUvt LAND g Grn MAN HoorL, NDS GERMAN HOUFLAND'S GE no HOOFGAND 8 GEEM. ERS Are nota new and untried arti Py ‘but have stood the test of fif.een years’ trial vy the Amerdean puolt:, and thir res, pitadon and sale are not rivalled by ny stualar pee preparation. The .soprictors have thouauds of ‘the moss eminent CLEKGYMEN, Testifying, of thelr own persoual knowledge, tot tng vemeboat: enecte and wel al yi DO YOU WANT SO“ RTIING To SUE: i no : ‘ub Me RENO Your oT) CONSTITUTION?” Do YO. WAN? TO FEEL W. a DO YOU beds oe TO GET BID UP RV OURNESer YOu WANT EN DO Yo. WANT AO LEE, WE DO YOU WANT A WiuiSk Asu-\ GOROUS FEELING? Ir you do, use HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERS, FROM REV. J. NEWTON EROWN, D. PS Pads} or SENCYULOVEDIA OF Ki LIGIOL NOWLEDGI Although not disposed to ine or to! a ond Parent dicines 1D ‘ ral, trough disurvst of ir ingredients and. ellects: peti know of no suflicent fin why a mao not testily to the bei be & licves: reaped to vave receives. from any’siu pe preparauen, in the bi he way thus: CAL of ot.ers. I aor his the more readi- ito Hoy ants German Bt ters, ore; area by Die ee? M. Jackson, of tls city, beca se I was prejudiced th a many ae nder = fpr ‘aon hat they were- cu ely an aicoiolic tnixt: Rober Shoeuaser, kan 1oF the remuvahar thts prejudice T tes *, and Ihan Cheousgement bo try the td ieee from gat an long cont ted debility, Fhe en, et three /ottles of these Mitters, he beginning of Jrar, wus ‘glowed by e:lueut revel, wn rg ie erent Tresor veaty an8. Biental vigur wolon t bad ot felt Cor ate. months befo.e, nd hed alioet despaired atning. therefore thank God and my a > eWwro mr 0; th a “Putabeurura, Sune 28, 1971, ” FROM THE REV. JOSBIH H. KENNARD, PASTOR THE TENTH BAL TST CHURG! '$ a LM gmp ee x ee ten ree re. jue» he comme im name wiih cou fons Eide uf ‘Medicrnes, bot, Tg taing the pract ae appropriate apie tits fal. case Gece i char p.oof 1m varions ta an family, of the whee ot D ‘Dr! Hoodand's Gotan Mist for once from ty tua. course, (0 express ah arbitey ot py tem, and FROM THE WIFR ety Al. ALDERMAN WUNDER, GER- wae -KMANTOWN, June I, 1861. Da. C. M. Jacksox:—Sin—It gw rilieate iis Fant the Getinen au, fo ive fou a . te, Lam www perfectly cured of all irasy ammusye Fons, aedislan Laie Rome Chronic Nervous . The powerful intluence ration (s surprising. TL have bee in reverence: to your Biers, and without heal at dit ior thy ato at, has effeciuslly cured. Your med eine own, and is new sod in aia ae ig Ogreaa ly eaboeas, aNHAH Banik eRe aaa 2 Bt-tenbouse, ausr Tie 4 “ARTICLE rm FROM THE ARMY, Puy racaieat, ©, M. Janson: it Sic W Bie of water, I wns Loken witi @ sare wig E De. on going into aL soaene: A. BE iT one certify that we ward a HOOFLAND's sia ihre per Bre satlsted that by mo toh dat Pood Ay? or Bly Rts fe wehout it while a 5 if er Tea i nthern count it abio. a8 nae Caw a My " ra Fortunaely ce neve batl have not been compel any with which I hud provided mysett Dy, my rt friends tn thie: and other regiments, to whos gave ay ey SR aT LE a). inter 4 campoun be obisiniae Won tenes Weds Bie Pourth regiment | Venpsyivania Voreauesse : ies ie STE H Be OF COUN Qe COUNTER TS: DWAIN OF COUNT See that the signature of TG. Ms Jnekson’? te on the wrap PP ucipal uuee and mannfactory, BL Arch street, veipal vier aud “f pee er JONES RVANS, Succemors to ©. M. roprietors, For sate vy dh thattiste ane de nnd wilag@r United Stites, Candas and | ra wt 7) Cle Rowe Moth vy all the + + ind, med VD. 8 Barnes, one Oe Oe wate Tio Frankiti wireet, ain Me ton ‘arene