The New York Herald Newspaper, June 17, 1862, Page 10

+ 1 ARRIVAL OF THE ARIEL $852,301 IN TREASURE FROM CALIFORNIA. News from Central and South America. ATTEMPT AT REVOLUTION IN PERU. Discovery of New Silver Mimes in Cepiape. Great Demand for Cotten Coods in Chile. BATTLES IN THE ARGENTINE CONFEDERATION. Hontevideo Arrees to Satisfy the Anzlo-French "Me steamer Ariel, Commander Seabury, from Aspin. qwallon the 8th inst., arrived at shia port yeaterday aiternvoa. Aunexed is the specie list of the Ariel:— Jennings & Brewster $2 009 Scholie & Bro. . Reruy, Horned Go., 0,000 Wells, Farge & Co. ..150.000 From San Franc’o..$304.911 Frow Aspinwall. +00 Whole ainount.. . $252,392 Our Panama Corresponéence. Panama, June 6, 1862. ‘The Ariel arrived at Aspinwall from New York ou the Qa inst., about three o'clock P. M., and ¢he Golden Age waited hence with the passengers and mails at sevens. ‘M. on the 2d, for San Francisco. Ber Britannic Majesty’s steamship Termagant arrived Ihere on the 4th from Acapulco, having sailed thence on ‘the 12th Kay. She brings no treasure. ‘Her Britannic Majesty's ship Mutine, Commander Gra- ‘ham, was wrecked at the entrance to the barbor of Na- ‘widad, near Manzanillo, on the coast of Mexico, Sho had ea board about $4,500 500,000 in treasure, whieh will, with ‘ber guns, be all saved by the Clio, which vessel had gone te her assistance from Acapulec. No lives were lost. Mutine was a fine screw steaiser, nearly now. She ‘Dound into the little port of Navids«i-tor the purpose @f amoggiing off silver. ‘The Koyal West india mail.steamer from Socth4mpton ‘arrived a haplawall on the morving of the Sth ivet., Dringing 133 passengers, most of whom are for Pritish Oolumbis. Paxama, June 8, 1862. Attempted Revolution Against Castilia in Peru—The Marner in which the Plo was Laid and Discoverei— Beisure of the Conspirators and the Church Trwers— Barthquake in Lima—The Ministerial Crisis in Ohile— Great Demand for Cotton Goods—Languishing State of fhe Oopper and Gold Mines—Affairs in the Argentine iom by Montevideo of the Anglo- Prench Claims, éc., dc. ‘Zhe British mai) steamer Lima, from the Pacific coast, errived at Taboga Island on the morning of the 5th inst. ‘Wor dates are as Sollows:—From Valparaiso and fantia- ge to the 18th of May; Cobija (Solivia), to the 22d, and @aliac to the 29th; from Paita the dates are to the 1st of June; but there is nothing new from Ecuador by that voute. PHU. ‘The most important news from this section is the ‘@Mempted revolution againct Castilla im the towns of Arequipa snd Puno on the nights of the 14th and 15th valtimo. The revolution in Puno was headed by the Prefect of the department himsel’, and in Arequipa by @ome of ox-Presideut Echenique’s friends, among whom figures ex-General Alvizuri. In Arequipa the 6 was simply to assaasinate Gen. San amon, ‘end to take possession of the town. But. just as the plot was rife, the leaders were taken prisoners. The @hurch towers were then ocornied and the town de- gkered under martial law. Captains Bnenaventy “Benel, Jose Barreda, Manuel Bellido and Lie ant M. Baja Were immediately captured, and the rest of them qwere taken the day following. Order was not cisiurbed. ‘Bo prisoners were seat on the 18th to the port, isiay, where they were to be shipped to Callac, ‘The revolution of Puno ws, it appears, a ramification of that of Arequips. Headed by the prefect, abvat Mhree hundred gens d’arnies soon jor This. took place j wailing for monetary ‘ Im fact, $54,000, which arrived that day fr ‘BeR into their possession. They also took possession @ part of the department, but, by the aid cf tiv people, were soon pot down, atid on the 19th a number of then wok the oath of alligiance. Therest dispersed. It i oniena that this was ail placeed in Lima, and that it swan to be a general rising. There was aneartlwjaaxe in Lima and Callao on the ‘@ay previous w the departure o” the Lima. No injury Bad been sustainid from tt ‘Trade voutinies doll. Money is scarce, Fxehange on = thirty-seven to thirty-eight pence to the nt, caer ask Preposals for building a railroad from inlay to Arequ and offers to guarantee six per ent on the cost of the road—esimated at $10,000,000. BOLIVIA. Potosi and Sucre hove refused to support Gen. Acha as President, and offer it to Gen. Perez—who, tog: ther with Gen. Aviics, has about 2,900 men in arias in those CHILE. ‘The ministerin! erists in Chile is cansing quite a sensa- Mon, and that which gives most dissacinfac goquest of the Present that Ministers 2 that they may be able ‘Yo report what bus been dor each department since the inauguration of this adm nietration. The peopie tice—that the country should be nso: for it isatgued that amen who are about to leave cifice cannot undertake any- Qaing which they know thoy caunot carry o ministration of President Perez bas as Metis that wae expected of it. a er & new procramme will be offered. it ime conciliatory policy purse: Kes hus far ‘has not answered the purpose of uniting the ‘The same rancorous party feeling still existe. robbers of Messrs Lawry & Briliman, in Lima, Ihave turned up in Chile, and, thanks to that govern- part of the stolen property has beem About eighteen thousand doliars were found it done vary It is probable that w: ‘the Argentine frontier, San Kafael. They bad oo uve fly or hide the sidlen property, as they were sot Gummer the yeaa vit. New discovorics of silver leads have been made in fhe disirict of Copiopo, near the river Pabellon and ihe “fey raat dea! at yf that metal ‘The coal mines, also, are in a very jaaguisb- merce improves gradually. There in quite a de. mane for cotton goods, as there have been no new im ions. Woolen goods have been sol! to a moderate @xtent. Carolina rice is not to be found in first hands, and is scarce even in second. It is held at $11 a quintal. Fiocr ban he ol $3 60 per quintal, six months. Wheat was sold at 2 25 to $2 75 por fanegads. Barley at Bi 25 cash, fboosk betier prices wore expected wo be aifered. 9 80817, cash. Money is plenty im Val- is some demand for i in Santiago. Ne Ta eke ae } mmpey Py - ; Pari ees 658 4.70. Freights ‘continue a £4 bs, to Hamburg and Povinad. ARCENTINE CONPEDERATION. * Though it wae reported tuat General Penslesa was defeated at Salinas Moreno, it ms sack was Dot cane, ap that officer appeared bei the city f San Lais onthe 28d of April at the bead of 1,000 ‘men, and summoned it to surrender. A Cesperate stand i ition wae , Being ratified by the general gorvernmont he wu wo poy his tetope, std to be provided with rations end $1,000 for other expenses. At last secounts troops f from Buenos Ayres, under Colonel Sandee, ig Penalosa, as the treaty would mot be adhered ral state of affairs seems unsatisfactory. Sonine jefinite will be done until the meeting of Convention in Buenos Ayres. ee we — that the Py ry 9 bad suked Congress to empower him to pay the @emanded by the French and Engiish, aad his peed ad been gracted, The Anglo-French ultimatum had fot been withdrawn, =~ time appointed for so doing was the 10th of Ma Mews from the United States of Co. Jombia. OUR PANAMA CORRESPONDENCE. Panama, Jano 8, 1968. Phe Movements of Gon. Moxpuera—His Delay to Advance on Canca—The Sufferings of the People of Antiogia— Peal Defeat of Payan's Ferce—Gradual Petinetion of @ucrilias—Mosquera Sends Troops w the Tuhmus— Ex, citement in Ponama, be. She Beitiod meil etoames Boles, from Carthagena, ar. NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 17, 1862—TRIPLR’ SHEET. rived at Asphowall yesterday afternoon, and the Annie, from Guayaquil, arrived at ibe Island of Taboga at the same time, By the Solent we have advices from the national capital, Bogota, to the 16th of May. Mosquera was still at Ambalema. The first, second and third divisions were operating under his own direction. Why he does not advance on Cauea with the eight thousand men he has with bim cannot be explained, unless it be that he has beon awaiting there the decision of the Legislature of the State of Antioquia. But this body having met about the ume of General Payan’s defeat, and General Enao’s consequent rescue, its greas desire for immediately changed intoa ery for war. It bas ed that the war 8 shall be con- tinued. Tims, toget » centralists that Arboeda has joined » aud Canal, and wail finally whip the Woerals, i Uhat we know about the of ailairs in AnUOjvia. Mucb sudering must be it is presomed, as sou a yard of cloth has been ried into thot te since the war began. neral Payan’s de- eto hand, The bulletin by Mosquera himseli to in Bogota. His information, ved i w8:—After the battle of Alto ce as Hi, wo was tiken prison @ coluinn of wr men was detcied frou the main w, occupied Galt on the 30th way of Pog’ feat intby State of Cae ca hay ¢ widreseed of Mach, On the 2 Payan came np with the prisoners. His force whet <cotedap 5400 men, Arbole- da weauwhite joined Jiralde iu a place calied the Balsa, andestablisbed his quarters at Jamundi, Gen. Payan, being in Cali, expected that Gon, Sanclioz would come up wito him, and therefore bo negiected falling back ow the Valley Salado, as be shontd: tiny in the opinion of Gen. Mosquera, thongh he did eend 200 men to Junias to keop the river Dagua clear. Arbcleda, later on, managed to eutiiank the fourth division station hunseif im Santa Kosa, on the other side of the river Cali, on the road to Buenaventura. Gen. Payaa then chose his Position im front of Arbo- leda, in a place called Buenavista or Cabuyal. On the 1ith of April Arboleda attacked Payan, and after six hours hard fighting he was obliged to retire towards Tocata, Generais Aizate and ayan were in the rear covering the retreat, and were mado pri-oners. The number of kitted and wounded on both sides is con- siderable. Arboleda bas lost the best of his officer among whom are the two Suarezes, I. al. Cordova, Toribi: Escobar, Arboloda’s Aid, and J. B Capias. Arboleda’s forces consisted of 2,000 men. From Santa Rosa Colonel Arboleda sent bis brother, Serio Arboleda, t take Joutas, and if possible to occupy Buenaventura; but the 200 men that I had sent down to Juntas, before the Lith, gave hi sent bim to Cali defeated. General Mesquera attributes this reverse to ® military blunder on the part of General Payan. from the State of Santander we learn that the petty guerillas who have remaized here and there are being lone was destroyed at Gaiau Gap, which had given cor rabie trouble om the 3d at Buca- manga, where General Monagas, of Mosquera’s forees, Monagas is a brothes,1 think, to the Inte President of Venezuela. The guerillas of Cocui, Cuicen, Boavita and Ubita, whose leavers were Miguei ena and Salus- tuno Ortiz, were also defeated at 4uh of the same montn the renowned gue dispersed by the forces under the Governor of the State of Cundinamarca and Col. Alejo Morales. About two hun- dred men were made prisoners, fourteen ol!icore and a Jot of ammunition, In the town of "uenavisia, on the 18th of April, a great many men who had composed this guerilla tock the oath of allegiance to the Colombian government, pledging themselves not to ailow any more guverilas to be formed im their neighborhood. Our dates by the knglish steamer Annie are to the 30th of May from Buenaveniura, Thore is not one item of pews from tue interior of the State, The garrison of that city had been reinforced by the division Bugs, from Tumaco, under Colonel Solano. The number of men i Buenaventura is about 600. The river Dagua is said to be without means of transportation, even should the enemy attempt to falicn the iatter port. The Governor of Buenaveniura remains here yet. On the Isthmus there is great excitement on the ceca- sion of the arrival at Aspinwall of 300 men from Cartha- gena, whora Mosquera has sént to be quartered for the pre- S€.t at Panama. The ultimate object is not precisely known. because their chief oilcers only arrived at. AB- pinwall on yesterday evening, and it 18 they who bring ‘the despatches to the Governor, It is natural tosup- pose, howover, that their object is to be on hand at Panama in case Arbvleda sleould take Buenaventura. There is of course much discontent felt, particularly amoug the conserva’ ‘There ure rawors afloat that the Governor wiii not allow them to come over the road; also, that he ference, &e., ke. A besrer of patches will come ever to-day from As- pinwall with ingtructions from Mosquera fer the Gover- nor, The trocys bave uot yet landed at Aspinwall. We have in port the American sioop-ct-war Saranac acd Pritish war ship Daccb: In Agvinwail thero are the Perry and the Colombian war schoovere ieneral 3tos- BB quera and General Nieto. St. Louis, from Califor- nia, we Jearm that the Priti<h man-of-war Mutine wit rescued by the Clio from shipwreck, near Manvauilio, —— She Lad a considerabie amount of treasure on rd. Henry McCoun, Eaq., of New York, died at Aspinwall last week of disease of the heart. He had been several Years m the e1aploy of the Panama Railroad Company. Interesting from Nassau, N. P. OUR WASEAU CORRESPONDENCE. Nassau, N, P., June 4, 1862, Greatly Increased Trade of the Ishand—Congrevacion of Rel and British Steamers—A Noo Privater, ‘the Oveto, about to Start on a Cruise of Depredations—Cap- tain Semmes, of the Sumter, to Have Command of Her— Threats to Caplure One of Our California Seamers—Ar rival of a Schooner from New York Louded with Enfield Rifles and Powder, de It may be interestiug to your readers to hear this island, which 30 suddenty, 0, Grown tuto note aud importa famons on account of its brisk trade, but for being the rene: Great Britai 08. many of which are loaded with Among those in port, arms, anmaonition, medicines, &c., with whieh they inteud to run the block- ade, are the Nashville, Kate, several others. Among the mo Cocrle, Mex, © recent arrivals hore is the Hritish steamer Molita, from Londoa or Liverpool, having on nderew of the lemned anu mand ui the new and oh dag asa privatesr, and the by Lanite « i riends that fe s within ten jeadid ser steamer Oveto, late is to cruise under the ver ber departure fro id to be owned b. +8. Treuhoin vearel; F Co., of Chariesion; of fine modei, great speed; able, it Mo to steam eighteen miles an Lour,and hervily ar gune, which would make her a formidal ponent for any of our crulie: r is almost réady for # xp on oF about the 20.4 inst. ow ber pirat.cal cruise. Many of the merchants aid by siela tney elk them, Tn sores . Febeldom have purchased en- enormous erly & Co., the largest firm here in the in- rest of the rebels, have their warehouse stocked to overflowing with gools uwaiting favorable opportunities of sending tim #efely into Cuarleston. from your port bring consign of goods to: and it ta said that at merchants cated in the filling they know to be liv from your port srri few weeks since with an assorted cargo, among w @ (thirty or forty cases: Of Enfield rites and quite ® lores quantity of power. Aas these article are not needed st present to supp'y our home trade, it is fair to presume that they are intended for another ‘and better market. City Int: litgence. ‘Tan Reroras Pavekext ON bnoaoway.—We notice that Preparations are being mado to put down the Belgian pavement from Seventeenth street to Twenty-fourth street. This is well, but should have been done yea: ago. But why cannot this syrtem of pavement be @t once carried forward to the Central Park? Most of the principal avenues of the city opem upon the Blooming. dale road, or Broadway, aa it is now called, and greater pumber of the inhabitants of the city are interested in its Deing mado eligible for carriages, horsemen and pedes- trians, tham in any other rom. ‘The public call for this improvement without further delay along the whole Jongth of this disgracefully nagiscted thoroughfare to the Park, and the memors of the city government should yote it at once to save themselves from thee poner eae shame which snould suffuse their calle ery time they come in sig st of this ory- ing tng evidence jence of long neglected duty. Tax New Yorn Mouwran Rivuxs.—Colone! Deige, the gallant commander of the first battalion of New York Mounted Rifles, which has recently distinguished tteclf on more then one occasion, has received authority from the government to raise hia command toa regiment. Colonel Dodge has detailed ean Patton to open a re- cruiting office in this city for Sosok ad Onn of raising one corapany, which will be design as Company B. This officer Aas at present fifty men ae ta to beable w leave for Norfolk the latter week. The re- cruiting office is at 602 Broadway, tf charge of Lieutenant Hargraves, where a few moro recruits are wanted to fill the company to the mimximum standard, This isa fine opportuuity (or steady young men to join @ first class ‘Tas Rervevey Paeowmes any Capram Vamt.—The re- turned released prisoners, on beard the transport steamer pepoe Lo. eye be no @ memorial of thanks ptein ofieors, of waid transport, (or acts . bg soe and gentiemanly Doaring towstds tient, as released Union prisoners, while on their passage from Newbern, N. C., to this city: Sonoor Exnrernos.—The peason for the yearly breaking up of sehoo! ig at hand, and preparations are being made for the eustomary public exhibitions. The fourth aanual commencement Of ‘he Gardner Institute is annousee0d (or Tnareday evening Doxt, at the Rev, Dr. Gillette's church, West Twenty-third o street, near Fifth ay A very Attractive programine hes been prepared annial axbibition of the grammar sehuol of the New York Un versity will be held wt the University ball, at haif-paes ten Oflock to-morrow morning. NEWS FROM FREDERICKSSURS. Retarn of Genera! Blenker—Increase of Unica Sentiment—Apprehended Attack erthe Enemy, &c., &es FRevsRICKSBURG, June 16, 1862. ‘The citizens of Fredericksburg are loud in their ¢x- pressions of pleasure at the return of Geveral Benker, professing the highest satisfaction at the restoration of the old order of afluirs. The Union sentiment ¢aily becomes more general, many of the inhabitants expressing great interest in the sucerss of our arms. Our cavalry hove seoured the country for several miles south of this city, without discovering any idica- tions of a raid upou Fredericksburg, though it is rumored among the farmers that such @ movement is cont t- Plated by the rebols. No fears need be entertained reia- Live bo the exrety of Fredericksburg, ‘The statement so the effect that a portion of General Gibbons’ 46 was captured by rebel cavalry in Warrenton is incorrect. When General Bienker passed through heleft anumber of sick men nurse them, ‘The xebols came in to seize them, butat the u: licttation of the citizens desisted, waking ouly t arms. GeneralGibben had the edvance from War’ ton, and his brigade wag too eager to push forward to adinit of stragg'ing. It bas recentiy been developed that,"after the capture ofFront Royal by Jackson, the rebcls fred a house aud burned up in it an aged negro afflicted with smal pox. The cries of the poor victim are said to have been agouizing im the extreme. INTERESTING FROM MEMPHIS. The Rebels, Sixty-five Thousand Strong, Concentrating at Grenada, Miss.- Alarm in Crittenden County, Arkan. sas—Military Movements at Chattue mooga, &c., de. Memrnys, June 14, 1802. A citizen of Memphis, who has taken the oath of aile. giance, has just returned from Grenada, Mise., aud re- ports that a rebel army, 68,000 strong, bas concentrated there, and that business was brisk and provisions plenty. ‘the following is a copy of the oath administered to the rebel officers and soldiera who voluntarily delivered themselves up to us:-— Iaoletumly swear that I will bear true allegiance to the United States, and support and sustain the constitution ard laws thereof; (hat I will maintain the national veignty paramount va that of all State. vorporate powers: tbat I will discours, countenance and forever oppose secearic disintegration of the /ederal Union; mance all fairh and fellowship with ¢ Confederate States and Confederate armies, aud pledge my property avd my life fo the ssered performance of this my solemn vath of a!iegianee wo the government of the United States of America. There is much alarm among the whites of Crittenden county, Arkansas, opposite this city, in congequence of the discovery of a design on the part ef several hundred of the negroes of that county to simuitancous!y run away and present themselves to the federal commander for protection, There are about four thousand negroes io the county, and only a few hundred whites, some of whom are coming here, not deeming it safe to romain among the negroes. A cowpany of cavalry, the advance guard ‘of General Wallace’s commend, reached here yesterday, and General Wallace will probably arrive here to-day and take com- mand of the city. ‘The following despatch is taken from the Memphis- Grenada Appeal :-— : Atzanra, June 10, 1862. Passengers by the State train reported the forces of the exemy, variously estimated at from 3,000 to 7,000, had jer the river opp site Chattanooga, atier dividing bis forces, a part going up and part down the ri it was believed they will cross and attempt to f¢ @ junction on tis side, to altack the city. Generals Kirby Simtu, Lee? Dottor and Key polis are there, with pleaty of trow ps to witiy the enemy. The people of Chattanooga are irm and free from alarm. Mexurna, June 15,1865. Colonel Slack’s order snppressing the circulation of Confederate treasury notes und requiring persons to pro- cure permits to paw the guards around the city pro- duced great excitement. The papers devote long oti torials to the former subject. The Argus deprecates the haste with which the order was issued; bat it says it will ultimately call out hoarded currency which has been idle for some months. The Avalanche trusts the ,» as it conflicts with the express Views of Colonel Fitch iu his Inverview with the baukers of the city. A women éressed in man’s apporel was arrested as 2 any yesteriay, She represents herself as having boen in the Confederate service, under General Polk. Seventy-four Confederate of.cers and soidiers took the oath on Saturday. ‘The following is from the Vicksburg News of the 12th:— General Breckinridge arrived yesterday. Seven of the enemy's gunboats were engaged jn shel- The result is unknown. 1 Dr. Stone, of New Orleuns, jambs shackled ling Grond Gulf yesterc General Butler bad and jodged Bim tn Fort Jackroo, with bi and ironed. We learn that the Con! New Orleans, Opelousas and Great Wastera from the enetay, taking several officers aud prisoners, and destroying all the bridges on the road. Two trains were then near Erashear City, and all the federals aboard wore captured. Our men then rau the train to Algiers and cut the levee to prevent ihe enemy getting out, but they soon repaired it. Late New Orleans papers coutain the particulars of the fog of & man named Muliord, condemned by tho military commission for tearing down the American flag ta the latter part of April. Six prisoners, taken at Fort Jackson, have been sen tenced to be shot for violation of their parole. The Vicksburg Whig of Tnesday condomna the opin that (he city meet necessarily surrender, and says, baving driven back the fleet from below, they only wait an opportunity to destroy the one from above. The Blockade of Wilmington, %. C. Boston, June 16, 1802. A correspondent of the Journal, on board the gunboat Chippewa, off Wilmington, writes under date of Juose4 as follows: — The Mount Vernon, Captain Gleason, hes just come over from Fort Caswell with the information that the State of Georgia has captured the rebel steamer Gordon, owned in Charleston, and seut her to New York, The Gordon is a fine steamer, and can make her seventeen knots, Eight ef ber crew jumipsd overboard from we State of Georgia and tried to escape, but were recap. tured, and the crowd which had collected to reveive them were abelled by the Victoria, dispersing them. ‘They soon returned with a litter, bearing off two killed or wounded, Gordon, alias Nasrau, hee already arrived at Now York.) It ia ascertained from the Gordon's crew that an iron eteamer, with tenor fourteen Armstrong ‘guns, was fit- ting out at Nassau and about ready to convoy the six or seven small steamers {nto Wilmingtow. A fight may foon be expected. The North Carolina, propoiler, which went out about three months ago, was to be back the 10th of this month. She took ovt # Cargo worsh about $150,000, and is ex- pected with a heavy one in return. She is owued partly in Wilmington and partly New York, ‘The Forrest Divorce Ca Atnant, June 16, 1862, The Forrest divorce case wili be before the Court of Appeals this week. Edwin Forrest, with his connsel, James T. Brady, Charles O'Conor and Wm, Cartia Noyes, are bere at boaitits Hall. Meguilations of Commerce on the Weate ern Rivers OOTION SkIZUKBS, Aeanquarrans, Devawrcrst ov rim Soy hy Comnt, Miss, June 6, 1, The attention of all oficors of this di serene is called to the reguiations of tbe Trosury Department im dbo trade in the A retbapprmn std es. Persons having permits from the proper revenue officers will be allowed to trade vg ‘onteide of the lines of eur camps, unless they violate the conditions of their permits, or some military regulation ; ia which case they will be ar- rested and these bend quarters, 2. Military officers will not Intectore with the shipment of cotton and other products of the country, nor with the landing of goods under Trenaury pertaits, ‘except in case of suspicion of improper traitic, im which case the fects Will be reported aa above. No one will be permitted to seize cotton in the hands of tho owners, unless it be exposed to be destroyed by the enetay, in which case i will be receipted for, and be immediately turned over to the Quactermaator’s De- nent. Corton 80 Seived will be eli to merket sted soid at public auction, the proceeds, after deducting to be ageounted for to the owner, aniess such Sameer to te he rote) ranks, or ie rendorin ance to the enemy, in which case the Rooney wi al be retriped,to be cispowed of an may beroattor be determined. Ouu. manding officers Will be careful that this authority is nets abused, and chat the quiet poopie of the ounutry are as. snred that thelr property and legitimate business will not be inverfered with. 2y comma! of ajo: Ganoral TALLECK, J, C, Kgutox, Assistant Adjuiaas evra Military Faneral, Lieutenant Theodore Laurier, killed at the batile of Fair Gaks, Va., was interred yesierday at Greenwood. A military escort was tendered the famity, but tt was decided that the funeral should be a strictly private one. ‘The remains have besn temporarily deposited im the re- ceiving vault of the Cemetery until the ground appro- peluted by the Traslees for the oiticers and soldiers killed in the rebellion shail be ready for their recoption. It is intended to erect a handsome monument in the centre of the plot, on which the names of the duceased aro to be insevibed, Board of Aldermen. This Board met yesterday at one o’clock in their old chamber, whitch has been newly and tastefully repainted. Tho decorations were doe by George Pattorson, painter, 4 the upholstery by Messre Patterson & Wood. A side door for the entrance of members, heads of depart ments and the representatives of the press, has been opened, and tho lobby has been completely railed off from all pressure“ on within,” which has heretofore proved a terrible nuisance. Prasident John T. Henry, Psq., in the chair. ‘The Mayor sent in a inessage vetoing the resolution of the Board, making thé S also a yeto on the resolution authorizing the uish members with badges, bato: . The form Ordered to be printed, the laiver was overruled by a (vo third vote TUB MAYOR'S VETO ON AN AGGRAVAT.ON OF AN EXISTING AMUSE, Mayou's Orrt. x, Yors, J 11, 1802. To THe Hoxok sere Tae BOARD OF ALDFRM! solution desiguating the New York Staats eit Otlicial paper i swith returned withoul my signature. Tobject to this resolution because I regard It as av ag- gravation of au existing abuse. The cost to the eily and county treasury for official advertising already au- thorized by law exceeds $90,000 per anvum. It would word me great pleasure tu co-operace wih the Common Council in the reduction of this enormous expenaimre, dot L cannot give my assent to any measure which would stil furiber sugment it, because I cannot persuade my- seit shay it is cither necessary or useful. We have already nin@ official papers, viz.: the Transcript, Kxj tes, Tins, World, Commnercisl Actveriiser, Staats’ Zeicung, Demiirat, Levler and Meropoitan scecord. A part of these are authorized fo pabiivh op!y the official proceed- ings of non Cowell, whe seme of them are authorized to publish more than this and others loss. Tuis diduse rnd ieregular method of publishing otuciul proceedings aad documents, while it is thu mort ex- pensive to the city, is Uke jeast satsvactory to the '¢, becacse those whe have occasion to exauine any jar document are at a loss ty know in whai jeur- hati jeok for st. It seems to me that we should sult boi ecpnomy and utility by contiacciug: With a sugie newspaper of large circulation for the pub- licatien of all the onicial proceedings and documents of the city government. if at any time official papers of special importance should secm to require greater nuto- riety th: id afford, their pob.ication might be authorized In other leading journals, including those printed im the German ianguage. This course, while it would sccure avery proper ubjct Of advertising, would probably save to the city more than three-fourths of the Jarge amount now expended fur thet purpose, and, what is even more important, # would strengthen the’ inde- pendence of the metropolitan press by removing uli pecuniary iuducemenia to refrain from just criticisin on ovr offictil action. But I have another insurmountable objection to this resolution. if the present extravagant system of oflicial advertising is 0 be sti! further extended, the patron- age it affords to the public press should be fairly distribpted. The Saas Zeitung 18 already author~ iwd t publish officially the proccedings of the Common Council, as also the Demelcrat. Bott: are printed in the Germra language aud represent the sentiments of different partics, the one being demo- cratic iu its pobtics, tile other republican. roth are Papers of jarge circulation, as is also the Abend Zeitung. auother republican paper, printed in the satune Tang! If any addition is to be mado to tue qvantity 0: ollicial wivertising in that language, it is not just Lo our Leliow- itivens of Gormen birth chat the patronage and infor- mation sheuld be confined to® newspaner representing ony ® part of them. ‘hey, as well as the native por- tion of our community, are’ divided into two political parties, cach having disiuctive jo is, and af it ip proper toextend this official liperality at’all, it should not be only to Germans of the one party who read the Staats Zeitung, whiie \t is withheld fom the vther equally respgctable and worthy portion who read the Denti rai and Abend Zeitung. bar ‘Lobject to the extension of ad- vertising patronave in apy divection, as 1 can see no suflicieat reason for it, ald regard it only ay au unneces- lion Lo the aiready heavy b len imponed Uy oR our taxpayers and as having # tendency to subsidize the public press. GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor. SAR EOF LUGHES. The resolution of the Councilmen, tendering the thanks of the city for Dis services abroad, was concurred in. SRCRTTARY SEWARD. ‘The resolutions of the Hoard of Councilmen, compli- mentary to Hon, Wm. H. Seward, were oppored by Al- de-iman Dayton, beeaure he was hot aware of the tact, aied in the preamble to the resolutions, to the ell et Mr. Suward had renounced ali cating t@ the bighest otice in the gift of the country. idermau Genet moved to strike out that part from zu the presinble wh had bee ed to. ibis was oarrien Netions 2: ucurred in. ‘The veto of the Mayor, upon t us teudering the hospitaithes of the eity to Thurlow Weed, was over- ruled by a vote of 1s to 3, By tue monthly seport from the Department of Finance it appears that the valance in hands on the 14th of Jue 80 02. ssi0u occurred upon the presentation of ew York Leader for advertising, ia which Ok & Streduous pare IL the opposition ihe bil was ultimately ordered vo bo sof 14 to 2. to Mies Many Gn aed ouly dangh- { Pattimoro, Md tt inday, tame 16, at St R ireh, Westchester, by the Rey. J. A. Iiuscila, Jos vURAS. a, on Thuraday. Juno 12, » Hervey L. De Zexg, Ouse M., ‘C.F. Ww ‘York, to ie, ; a of Samuel ia: ot Perringy fe J " 's fut ae by ribet Rev. SAckarn, 6f wards, SCuUENCE dence of the bride W. A. Scum . Scarlet, ef Madison, N. J. to Mise Viriinta Kuauuk, of Parsippany, N. J. Mr. Rarxrr.—In Brooklyn, £. wai Lewin BARKER, son of G. 2 years, 9 mouths and 5 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family aro respectfully invised to attend the funeral, from the recidones of his parents, 54 Eighth street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Tuesday) afternoon, OL Lwo 0 clock. Buy.-Oo Mondey morning, June 16, at the Euiaw Honge, Battumore, of typnoid , Contracted nour ‘on Moneeg, June 16, Ep- * aud M. J. Barker, agod fhn.ond ; Captain Crinton Berry, of the Second pagttoaat, Newyork State Militia, im the 27a year of his age. ‘Tbe friends and acquaintances, and also those of bis fathor, Richard Berry ,are respectfuily invited to actend his funeral, from his late residence, 29 Kast Thirty- seventh treat, on Weduesday afternovn, at tour o'clock, without further invitation. Biaocs—In Brookiyn, on Sundey, June 15, of cousump- tion, after a long aud painful ilmess, Mary R., wile of Managea Briggs, aged 38 years. ‘ihe frionds of the faniliy are respectfully invited to the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 212 Schermerhorn street, Brooklyn. The remains will be taken to Newport, R. L., for interment. Downrxa.—At Sag ago Westchester county, N.Y. on Monday, Juna 15, Roserra K. Dowsine, widow of Biehaud Downing, aged Ta years, vhe fanera! willtake place at White Plains, on Wed- nesday morning. at Lalf-past ten o'clock. Epwarve.—sudden!y, on Sunday evening, June 15, Joun Epwanne, agod 64 years, ‘The triends of the family are re: aay § invited to attend the funeral, from his late residesce, No. 164 haew Thirty-firth street, this (Tuesday) afvernoon, at three o'clock. The remains will be taken to Trinity Cemetery Prooklyn,on Sunday, June 16, Marcaner A. Esorewa, in the 63d year of her age. Teiatives and (riauds of the family are respectfully in- vited to attend the funeral, from 75 Hicks atreet, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock, without further in- vyitstion, Fonve.—On Monday morning, June 16, Eancmuwe Av- ‘Marian Forbee, avers, daughter of the late Wm, H. end 4 years and 6 months. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at tho residence of her mo- ther, No. 64 Chariton street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, At two o'clock. Bawiey.—Foil in battle, on Saturday, May 31, mortally wounded, at Fair Uuks, Va., Lieut. Hanver P. Hawnxy Of the Second regiment N.Y.8, M., or Eighty-socond New York Volunteors, 23 years, 2 mouths and 1T'deys, eldest von of A.V. Hawley, Mott Haven, West chestor county, N. Y. Notice of fancral to be given horeafter. Horxixe.—At noon , on Saturday, June 14, of consump- snicker ot New Vor Bry Sas imont, and aity oditor 0 orl 4 in_ the Slet yoar of bis a iv ce me friends of ag family, snd of hie father-in-law, John T. Adams. are reupect invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity chapel, this (hesedagy ttvraten afternoon, at half. aga four o'clock. Murtix.—-On Monday, June 16, after a severe iliness of two weoks, Lirren Emawet, youngest son of Bernard Mar. tin and Margaret Murphy, formerly of the county West- moath, Ireland, aged 1 month and 10 days. the are respectfully invited to tion atiend the funoral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No,'193 Haat Shicreehth street, Monrny —On Sunday, June 15, Pearce Monrny, in the ‘76th year of his age, A native of the county Monaghan, Irelana, ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respecttully invited to attend the foneral, from the residence of his nephew, William Morphy, No. 14 Dominick street, this (Tuseday ) atvernoon two o'clook. Moariy. <I Brooklyn, on Monday evening, June 16, Peer J. Monery, Sandy Hook pilot, aved 28 your, Notice of fumes al ja Wednosday's payer. ovunty of Yyrone, lreland. ‘The frien Sp) relatives of the faintly are respectfully invited to attend the faneral,from her late venemnee. 63 Monroe street, this Grenee shames: atone 0’ Newark and V’hiladelphia papers please copy. McConxin.—On Saturday afternoon, June 14, Sauce MoCorxix, in the 61st year of his age. ‘The relatives ang friends of the family are respectful invited to attend the funeral, from his lace residence, 31 Henry strcot, this (Tuesday) aiternoon, ut two o'clock. hoyle town (Bucks county, Penusylvauia), papers q with difficulty, after staving bal ark ran before it and lay to for 40 Loui stove in cabin, Missing Vessti—Rark Pericles (of, Botton), Snow, le thi iad ugearrved ont at ast acovtay Apel dS. ho |e and had not arrived out al 1 sean wa 0 ions, built at Euat Boston yt copy. 8 AraacmSteamship Ay New York har wt on. Sieday,- June: 4h," Riane, dauehier’ of | gin tite. *inera A Gemeente meen ine aoa Paniol and Ellen O'Keefe, aged 1 year 3 months aud 26 | clusion of a oe yah ple: avant, voyage from Port Royal. days. we desire to tl nk you for y< ur Kind ah gentemaniy treat A bud on earth to bloom in heaven. Bea! of your paysengers; 10 Assure vou of our 8p) ‘om The fricii's and relatives of the family, and those of uaing caret «(hyped hor orgie, William Meade, are respectielly invited to at- for chee tend t this (Te enday )afternoou, at two o'clock, from the resitence of her parents, 260 Wil iam street. ling steamer Cosmopolitan; J HY Sucviux.—On Sunday, Juve 15, Corneuce SHUVLIN, of nt) !, Ireland, aged 20 years and 10 mouths. "ho rolatt ea And friens of tho farnily are respeottwily od to attend the funeral, from the residonce of his her, No. 174 Madisum street, this (Puesday) after- noon, at two o'clock precisely. —(n Monday, Jane 16, after a severe illness, cuiLy, uged 46 years, a patiye of the parish of ark, county of Cork, Lreiand, § and friends ef the family are respect fully invited to aitend the foneral,from his late rest- , Li Monroe street, on Wednesday afiernoon, at two sutfurther invitation, papers ple ease COPY. JTarr—At Fotre-s Morroe, on Saturday, May 17, Lieutonent ©. ‘om, of the Thirty- sixth Tegument Vitunteers. dew Yo The fouoral will take place from the residence of his father. Fredorick Jarr, No. 256 West Twol'th street, this (Tesday) atiernoon, at two o'clock. Hig friends and those of the family are respectfully invited to attend withort ferther mvitenon ‘Tuisrit.—Captain H. L, Tumse, formerty of the United States Army, iu the G7th year of his age. Vis remains will be taken from hix late resi’ence, 43 Bleecker street, to Westport, Conn. , for inverment. Wesrere.-—On Friday, June 13, after a severe illness, Kare Lean, wile of Captain Charies J. Westberg, in ber 42a year. New Jersey papers please copy. dexvan —On Monday morning, June 16, after a short Dut revere iliness, ALEXANDSR ZEUBAN, @ native Of Ger- many, aged 45 years. Tho friends and acquaintances end those of his wife, Ellen Sullivan, a uative of berry, id, are reepect fully inyite: to attend the Poceal tis (Tresday), trem. his late residence, No. 802 Washington street. The re- mains will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. FE SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY, . £25] Moon bist, eve 11 14 SUN BETS... 7:33) nian waren. seve 12 32 Port of New York, June 16, 1862. CLEARED. Stearn ship Champion, Wilson, Aspinwall—D B Alten, bhip Hotspur, Beuneti, Hong hong—! Uathaw Ship North ‘Awcrican, Coli TiverpoorWiliame & sion we Hs ip Gratacia Polley, Norton, Geass; Meineke & ark Fanny Kirehner (Old), Hoegmann, London—Ruger Hark Oravitle, Crockett, Dublin—Metcait & Duncan. Bark Golden Rule, Aspinwal!—Panama Ruttroad Co. ae Jennic Moody (Br), y. Dublin—Hoyd & Hineken. Brig Rouing S well, Sanin Oruz—Bret!, Son & C si Antetop a Petrie—Brett, Son & Co. TGarihal' (Dutch), Groox, Guracoa—Dovnie & Co, Scar Twend (0), Cleare, Naneaue—J Eneas, Selr Good Will (Br), Johnson, Nassan—J Enens. Eche Liverpool (Hr), Pearce, Harbor isivid-—3 Bneas, Bear P Blake (Br), Grane, Hal! as—H J & © A Dewolt ght 8 V Coenan (Bn), Coonan, 8t John, NB—P I Nevius 1M L Wedmore, Panel, Port on nha ah Sehr Belle, Cubberly, Washington—Maste: SclirM Smith, Mathews, Washir Van Brunt & Siazht. Sehr BO © Knight, Wheaton, Fortress Monroe—Baker & Day at ir Cashier Plama, Baltimore Master. uise O, Mekce, Baltimore —Maste tushion, Lyeem, Snow Hilla © Havens ‘Schr OG Swiler, Sipple, Muford-—Master, Sehr F W Woolston, Garrison, Patlaurlphia—H 8 Racket. Schr Tritow, Freemin, Ban, PR Beir alles Wright, Adam “vine. 5 soe y. Bi ston—G L Dat Gizentow, Boston--G 1. Hintch, be Limeburner, Boston—4i J. Hatch, Sehr Para: on, Hate, Boston—Rt ? Buck & Co Sehr island Home, Alien, Danvers—H 8 & Schr Jar es & Luey, Chase, Providence—' Knew, Rew Lendon—8 D Stannard, Steamer Jronsides, Vanderveer, Philadelphia. ARRIVED. S:eamship Ariel, Seay rs aud treasure. to D vert), Gacaden, Port Royal, peeg inn: Ware, Shie'ds, 67 days, with coal TE EW Moser. Had westerly wins thee tte pase fag: broke fore sopmail yard.” Tath tasty oftfvantueket South Bi al, Look pilot from vant JD Jones, No 13, ric BA Crane, Miles, Saguay June 4,’ yith, sugar, Xe, BJ Petre, Gul inwly at 10 AM. It £7 10,00, 722 ed other Bark Leb Bru , with cotton, de Giles, Borton, 4 days, in bajlast, to master, sey CBr. of Lavernoul, Phillips, 6: to t, Son & Co, 25, low soak Setlao for Pa omuake Per en ambuco (sailed from aw _ Pierce, Matans 4) SNS Perry (of Janson), Co 12 days, oth (Dutch), Nipreras, 4 Sy days, wit tnd. &% to W to ebony & & en mn asi tn dona cB, ear with conl, to c i, NS, 10 days, with Moneton, NB, 16 days, Kelir MH Kee Sehr Choctaw 3 day Newbur, ‘port, ‘iayn Siagles, Taunte anbridee, 6 days, + Full Rivers Sehr Behr Wit Neweom, Bacon, Providence, 9 daye Berd ii Deputy, Lewis, Hovidence,2 days, Scirlfeurictia, Braman, Newport, Koh Kate Bini, New Haven. Sehr New Lordon, 2 days, Schr Vendovl, Bray, Hendon for Wostom, Sloop Oliver Amen, Coleman, Taunton, Sloop E Spravue, Gibbs, idence Greater 7 W Brone . Baltimore, ner Falcon. Ad Talamere. Brenner Muti xP ta, Bleaner Mars, Niehois, phitadetphis. BELOW. One dark and one brig, eg Steare<hips Chnenptons Aepinestl Philadelphia (UB trausport). Wind at sunset 8, light, Misecliane. Lacxen—At Wililamsburg today, at two PM, from the yard of Lawrence & Foulkes, thes team propeller Shan See ‘owned by D8 Forbes, and catenlated for the China trader ‘The following are the dimensiona:—Length, 229 feot; breadth’ 84 feet; depth, 18 feet, She will have a vertical beam engine, cylinder 0 Inches in diametr, 6 feet length of stroke, to be built by Messrs Fletcher & Harrison, of the North Rive? Iron Works. Captain Phillips, of the fast sailing Britich brig Mersey, from Pernambuco, has our thanks for favors, Sarr Coicaco (ol New York, 1248 tone), Capt Ryan, which sailed Neco Apri! 3, with 6 cargo cf cons, bout Por heap ©0, touk fire at sea on the morning 26 0 W, and was totally destroyed. Wea master, (22 in number) were brought into Pernarn! oy 1 the Dutch sche Speculant (Capt Hyan valid tor be ts. Ines May 21 in brig Rodw' fe meoond oflicer, Mr Win A Woodward, arrived at New York yesteruay in Br brig (ale Axorew Jackson, hence at San Francisco, the fourth day out on the of the Gulf stream, ax. Pericnced a severe NW gale with & tremendous cross wm: while running before It ahipped some very heavy whic stove wheelhouss and binacie, main Raten-houke, eykiight cabin doors, £e, ey yor aing movable BOUL decks. uve to tor 16 ours, War 31 days to the Live inthe Auautio, Jon SI W, and 62 days to Cape Horn, utr © B Haxeutine, from Boston for Ban; Fer'G4 R's car Wonhesnn, TEM Of Bt, here she ‘ny ores jt A where ah one tide, Bhe eae off next ay yr damibae not keoway O" ig Armtizs was fonnd abandon Bae iaken ito Nassau, NP, Tih ae Chen Be Bue Mensxy, Phillipa, arene steed from ti leavin #PEe » before re anty ‘andy: uses, Ave wot Furled i ltare ha fine alongs! ra SOK 8 on bi were clets nailed on the mas. about bait way Upe Aw waa no beat on bonre crew probably had be Fits modeat om bong he cn probably Mab ken of ft the time did not board her, LY, put ici the ghia Bourn Mary B11 ex, Cnse, of Greenport, port op the Lith fur repairs, having, wi A: A C Winter, Pave. 06 erga x, B vuliet, Brookiyn; 4 ap Bepuriment; Port Rogal, W ing J W Abin: 5 ould, NYor.; Reman Sv, Wb Lockwood, AO Dooli Lieut ath cava, Wm If by C Cent 43h ve ies C Darlin. sviaing, NDS a Hoeplal Sioward, 4k reginent, VY'S V jars Pelle. of Fairhaven, re miurned from awhalin€ old at auction at New Bodiord Mihy by Ma Jier inventory, toCapt Kosweil Brown, of Fair”, bi ayes bon, 980 ton bullt at Chelsen, Maw, n 1859, han Uso wold for 930.0000 A Fi Marthe Kendath of New Bedfont, 283 tons, at Rie le prit 33, seid to the Brazilian pov ”$ Pancosk ene wite would re= fun hone fo sehr Joan, of aud tor New York. (Bark Monmouth, 279 tons, has been sold at Valparaiso ce 1 cant. Whalemen. eh] ftom Fteartown 130: inst hark Talander (of sasinabe s by Atlantic aida Oovnna, Hsu Vaparaico previons to May 12, Jeannette, on ® wnat Patta previous to June 2, Mars, 160 sp; Stella, an@ tor recetved’ In Edcartown from the first officer of ue, Hotwland iN reports beret Bunbury Marcle " 4, 1 9 bb Spoken—Ju et lat $7 40, lon 74 08, sachr Ellen & Eliza, off ruining Provinestown, Sune 12. of Fire Island, hip Rossenn, Green, of and for New Bedford from Sandwieh Tsinnds via Pernambuco, $3— Years out (by pilot boat Jane, No 1)- Spoken, &e. Brig Amerlean Eagle, o: Jucksonville, from —— for Bava- na, Sine 1, lat 23 42, lon 80 Foreizn Ports. AsrovwAant, May 30—Arr lar’ * Gen Warren. Besion Stat Saronsile, Sin rk; brig Romance, Duncan, Balti- moe; Ju ark! non, NYGrk (and Hd 7th for Seer: vetkin aye ng. 00; 7th, ‘ath do, Sid ay 30s ni ks mann, Gener Scuba: Jung fh, Cowan B Wurgean Gieahtayee} brig a Deeemcout Conway, N¥ork, Bui Nba, dune 7—In pats hrs Bennire a Doe, for NYork cE ‘rom Wilmington, NO for wy weather, eyetone, Burnham, Chime to reported): Harry Biull, edinab, Meihorne; 25th, Bl: * Mawk, Doar n Fran- Bai cis'0; dG Richardeon, Ker Melbonrne: 27th, Tsabeling anes tay Thy uma bag: Wm Buurgis, “Cook, Puget Bound; Marion, Vi0d, ships Fair Wind, Ch'pchas; 26th, Renown,’ Paw Chinchns; Lammergier, Adaros, England, CALDeRA. May 18—Arr previous, ships Oracle, Ya ‘parntso, sid for Pande Azucur, probably to dn sh Ma for Liverpool) 3 ind, Favgrin, Gulag; bark Ataazonian, Mayo, Valparaigay 1 + May’ 20 ship Linda, Favorin, disg ballast; & Are previon Ratt Hunter, ethers Valpary to (und al} for Tooopilla: bark Arctic, Oaket (and sic tor Faqutey),” Sid bark Vlorenve, Randall, fond und othe: MARARA, pea bark Ellas Pike, Uawes, for feos next a f ico, May 2—In port brig Hannah, Grant, fro! NXore, nar for Bal Bahis atone ike peat iret cone 5 eenland, Heather, from We ‘days. Nid Wath barks Mlebmond, Glee cand ‘ro (from, arr enine day), St Thomas; Zt, Br tank Troe brig Reawing, (from NYork). “Rio Janeiro; wae iiulmore, arr ith), Rt Tuomas June 2--Sid Queen of” the East, r Randeti ‘Schibye, Callao. | AM. a Quxnxe, June li—Cid siip Frank Haynie, Randall, Lon jon. 8, ships Sebastopol, Auld, for Euro} ” Foran teatye Oona Avavelior, Biones wae arke Lher Bien, Reale, for do dos Jeon, Pare York. dg; Quincy, ‘Peters, for d A Mey sin port brig Frunces.Jane, Martin, Patterson, tor Enitimorey i ‘Mladeiphan,' ding. Nichols, ct for ‘Pusiactrin, We; Cinco, Gardner, trom NYork, disg @ Aye, Hil), Tow Filuuch, Meetorvent, tos Phiadeipiiar dos ios Br die ry, Milior, for BYork 6 ‘days aa naoaiura, for NYork, ‘i uramhiso, May 1o—-are peevioue, al) 0 mer, San Vrunctseo, Bid previous ‘to Yuh, ship ny nisey, Swanse: In pork May 36, ‘thins Bunter Tit, Lunt, for Const of Bow livia, to load pool at £4 per'ton; E Cushin; Plumer. for id beneren Hore eaux and Havre, to £1 206d is Avon, Colyer, unc. ative = Ports. ne ar youss, FP, for Baltimore, dixg henee, dieg; Lauraetta, nds to load guano, f fora safe per ton; 1 A Rogers, Boxe a hs Cid dehrs Pocahontas, Berry pI June Are brig George Ames, Nicole, chrs Helen Mar, Nickerson, snd HE Atsood, Low aty iy oD net Lind, Grant. Philadephia Rich, ¢ ore; Ht rH Hower Tere te hevck; David Sinichy WR Genn, Macon} Jester, Alaris; 1H Wosne , Muthews; Gady Eien. Core i eek aS jPliiads od ; Annie J Rus Taylor, Lor Joon O01 n b Queen ¢ W Legit, Rayaches. Rio de Janciro; brig nstown, a . ship Mare H banks: ibichece mn CRB Miner, Jno Fommy thy Neuncato, Hannan’ Moree, JS wan, sca re sear D Wentworth, Rider, New. Arr schr Jas Gorham, Cobb, xY, rke Wie, do, Sid sehr WW Brainerd, sows HRT, June M4—Cld bries Levi Leona: a, Falner, Saco; sohrs K ield, Arnold, Pawt jt Kk, and Ninett jor, Provider Tune dart whip Pepperell. UM, RY org Glasgow); 6th, ship Scouand, Burt, do (and vh hia, PAL iMOurH, June 1—Arr echr John A Dix, Hallett, 3 1, RIVAR, June 18—Arr sehr L Sturtevant, Corson he. idth, arrsche fam Smith, Crowelly Alesaney tter, Livabethport Sid, sdhr § luo 0, Hi, dite 1Are Rhea West Goan, Tarry ui Deer 1, Jnne b Vive barke Amy, his eventug, e whe Carrie hag Kuo, ‘and feveral others, are now at harbor, bound up. Vi Wert BEODPORD, June 14—Arr schr Simpson Hart, Hane dy, Fortiand and eld Yor NYore. Sia lath, ecuee Serse sine D hat WigKelley; Arumaditie, Cisse, and Ariudne binkon, NANTUCKET, June 12—Are_ stoo ‘Tawtemeo, Ray, i York. ski ch, acbre Pilot, Kidridge, New York we, Anw arber. Ayver, Philadelp! NEWBURYPORT, Sune 12—Arr se! Gotden Rule, Union, Dyer, June 1%—Arr schs 8 Yarmouth, Bnan Alien, do jewoomb, Macon, aad Abby Weld, Hodehing, Providgnee sor do; eloop Report Freeman, Bi e NYok (and ali eld AM Mine Gi dk br 8 Appice; ath—Arr chs Wm Loper, Kobluson, wig Cline Llizncethvort, do, Sid ithe Lith, gebn Re Hes Tr, Keiles Fortress Monroe; Julia Newell, Trott, Baitt- itary Nowell, Covi Phiadeiphia Rate, Skhimers JS Lane, Seward, do: Bape ite, Beebe. ce, Shel nt areli M hook, and Velo Oho, Pre werey, dW b » Mangum, Thrasher, do, 18 reat Richart Thompson, Lioyd, Di ichehatas Angler, Bets Yor; Mudson, Waterman, 1, Kitwbail, and Mury, Tere Sld, ‘sche Henrieia, er Ai r Sehr Ola 2 im veg YArsrons ia sloop ee 5 Elva A Jane, and Ji TA. June Arr ketch Commerce, Barnes, br Caroline, York. Uld stgamehip ews, B Jone BE Joon, ‘ yi 4) Tugeles, i lowen (Be, roahy, Warmout, NE; Sy BE Nash, Ram ach hes Mabel,” Fare Gtindaoupe ic, ra or tetson, Anson, Braiat W |, Koliy: Providence, oko "jane ibaer oar ‘Alvert™ Jamesson,. J EROVIDENCE, June 14—Arr steamer Oxp » June NYork; schrs Pearl, Lank: 8 lena tielen, Beker cha Arcee Porkind, Baltimore; Joseph E Votts, Holley, and vane Biapiin, Buravetbport: alvovs Agint, Daniels, and dint Freeman, NYork, Sid schry Wim Paxson, Corson, Philad: t= rulo, Willse; BG fees, King: i Rel eye Senator, Vroman; we, Saunier Emtiy, Baow si Teer Weategs Koxana Burl Ont wary A \ Lovell. cite, itor na none, Point Alien. iteeve, wud Ne " natal he eas Walon, Wt iwi NYor carter, teu, frees Peiokta. Bid achrs matte ae Pint ia (or York); Mary erred RAND, Sane tLe aden Beas ariaibs, Camden s, sie Fis tat Belfast for Fortress’ Monroe! 6th. 0 Thompeon, KYork' for Bangor; Wun, Angeline, flix. Vinatt Prenton NYork; Minnie Gob, Averith Boliaat for Fore 8 Monroe; Forest, \Wileon, NYork. Sid 4 rad yd ad Bullwinkle, Breen, NYork 6h, B B Pius, Flanders, N¥ork; T Hix, Hall, Foruess Mourve; MON PHANGIRCO, May 1S—Atr atmr St Lout Lap by oa na " ae Sy ‘Bhawan, Ts Paz; bark Oataipa, ‘Allen? Ae hy 21a, i ion Mary 7 Bebineon, MeClear, Callao; 22a, melt Waid adhe Hammbure ship A Mbertito, Huffman, Callao; 17th, Hamburg’ bark Do Muggendury, Kodiacs 2ist witpo Lockout, Sherwood, NYork, and Harlson, Tucker, Mazatlan: bark Glin ney oe Auckland, N%; 22d, ship Bade: Vip, Dantes Home Roa Bh ‘Arr echra iicherd Taw, ¥ Philo. Sas Loutae Dyer, Janeson, fond, Enowpeors fee id sebr a (len Me ely Glow , PAUNION, Jund H—Arr ach ordre Pie a8 oni Be ite,'and gi Neilson, » ig a sh a iis capper ia. | Bld viet (rom Bakers Lan vo one ing, RI, 14th, schr Ronmoke e ]