The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1862, Page 8

‘Young Rover. Neisher vessel bring? The Entire Force of Gen. Brannan | reerding. Ordered to Hilton Head, Mobile Being Put in a State of Defence. manent barracks bas been com- sections of three hundred fect long, abd forty-five fees wide, and will furniem accommodation for at least three thousand mea, Besides these there are large and roomy officers’ quarters, Thege Duildinigs are being put up on the bjshest and most Dealthy location on the island, and will bea great im- provement to our little Island City. ‘The United States steam transport Ericesen hag ar- rived from Port Royal. She will embark at once the grenter part of the troops Bow on the key. Wherethey and for what purpose, 1 aa not willing at Present to mention. Their destination is known by great many on the isiand that shuld not know it, and there-are many here who will, if the epportunity offers, send information to the rebela of the probable destina- tion of the troops. I only hope they may make the attempt and be caught. Tam suthorized Dy a gentieman direct from New Orteans to say that there is not the least doubt that Asa F, Tift, the rebei ram builder, was bung by a mob, in- torpited andor trylag io ave Dn ang ‘Tho construction of per menced. They will be in Reoceupation of the Florida Coast by the Rebels. WHAT PRRZE VESSELS HAVE BEEN CONDEMNED, te the Southern const, bringing dates from Matagorda Bay to Junie 2; New @rieans, Sin; Mobite Bar, Tih; Pensa- ae: @eia, 8th; Cedar Keys, Tampa Bay and St. Marks, 9th, end Key West, 14th. Peven sick afd wounded from the diockading fleots of the of prominence remaining here, are particularly desirous of being, as Jeff. Davis ) tet calone. Bat I will not oblige them; rary. 1 will stir them up, ai Defere the public, endeavorin (were wounded in capturiag theforts below that place. ‘The advices from New Orléans haye been anticipated. Nothing of importance hed transpired at Matagorda yp them constantly for an in my powcr, t sometimes the “pen is mightier than the sword,” to make them feel a porti they have been the means of inflicti have not been half so guilty. They ‘they may feel assured of. — glad to say the health of Key West remains per- The weather is very warm, but then we are 7 Weare Aan! it ‘deal of rain at We are having a grea! Present, as ‘the wind is prevailing to the southward; it will not last ‘for » great while, however, as a change of wind to the eastward Feat er soon occur, when we will be again favored ng Cited ‘States vessels are now in the jaciuto, Commander Rockendorff, hear- Officer Gardner, Commander of the Sak of ok Gulf Squadron; Quaker City, vipa: Stell: ‘The mertar boats were preparing to take the forts at % upon others who At Cedar Keys sil"was quiet. Gesera) Branaun, with his entire force, had been or- Gered from Key West te Hilton Head. ‘The Connecticut did not communicate with Hilton ‘Bead, in conseqtetice of 2 gale at the time. ‘From Savaniali and Charleston did net learn any news importance. The United States ship Vincennes was at Pensacola; ql well. General Arnold still remained at that place. ‘The following isa list of the efficers of the Consect}- nover very oppres- rma Dye ee Se ee Brecutive*Qficer—M. Assistant Surgem—S. D. g- Salling Vessels—Ship National Guard, bark ihe: ye, cig ge steamers Circassian and Swan. ugquebanna has been here, and Weft wo yee ci Bite ‘western division of the squadron; the other vessels above mentioned are coalil stores, and will remain in port but a few days. 1 Paymaster Yard, United States Army, binek = out inthe steamship Ell, € Lenneken, P. W. Ames. Clea ‘Acting ‘Master's ‘Maies—Méad, Jones, Daily and '?. C. @ur Key Weft-Correspendence. Ker Waar, June 12, 1662. drrivat at Havana of the Becesh Steamer General Rusk— Keg Wet—Arrivalef the Connectiout—News from the Bince. Oulf—Ship Island —Pensacla—Unfortunate Beat Bs. | T9 ca: pedition from the Bark King‘sher—Centicmn:tion of ‘the British Steamer Circassian—Additional Prises— Morg Cotton deing Shipped for New York—A Suspicious Arriaifrom Matamorox—Arrival of the, United Sates Steamers Quaker City and Sagamore—Hanging of Asa FP. Tift Confirmed—Arrivul of th: Ericsson, dc. ‘The absence of your correspondent from his post for a Jew days -has preved to him the necessity of being (@ways on hand; for much has transpired during the (atthe time he has been away that would be interesting te the majority of the Hznary’s readers. Marion for the purpose —— troops here, that he was charged seven- pas-age monoy from New York to this ‘mis is 1 ak is rubbing it in with a vengeance thing more ror less than extortio! sixty doliare—e conse! at when you add fifteen dollars for a less distance, it is rather running the thing inte the eral and shows‘a. disposition to take —— Hs to Havana purpose, The ing vessels ea, vo diction of the District Court of the United States for = Southern District of Florida during the past ee Name of Vessel. Where fron. Where bound. baal re Gen. Rusk has been for a year past, or since the g@ommencement of the war, 288118 “ a ee wusGodar eye. ‘Hosa Guit Po: E under the cover of night, eluding the vigilance of those ea board the United States frigate Santee, which vessel fenow blockading that port. Her arrival at Havana is anlucky; for every one there supposed running the Dlockade was about dene for. It will bea matter of re- ‘icing for Mr. Helm: for he will no deubt now be able to ca ss 2188 : ee 222,281 @stablishment he has rented from Mr. Crawford, her ’s Consul General in Havana, who has gone to om leave—rumor says’ recalied—togive an ac- of the manner be has been acting during the net mig os sg everything pase rt at ussly sppesr work is progressing ra, on the coal shed/ omen fe at fortifications. on he harbor 1812818 age: jt Steamship Swan... Schr, Henry Travers, Havana. , jew Orleans Havana,cot.unsold. Su. Fe J. Whitman New Orieans.In Lak x iif i. Incidents o¥ the © from Key West to New Orleans. Famay, May 23,4 A. M.—Havled anchor and sailed from Key West. Sarcapay,4 A. M.—Off Tampa bay lighthouse; anchoreg outside until noon, then sailed north. Arrived off Cedar Keys at dark; remained all night; terrific thunder pat Ge inferred that Key Wert aementis.. Vorage, met. iret Is to be the place of the Gulf, as it ‘should have been ‘The Connecticut yesterday from the Gulf ports, eed is now coaling. She leaves on Saturday morning indetted to Commander Maxwell Il for several inte! it . resting it~me of intelligence. "8 correspondent at New Or! Scwpay.—Supplied gunboat Somerset, and sailed at nine ofclock A. M. Weather flue, evening arrived at St. dourd James R. Butis, of secessionist, taken as @ spy in St. Marks bay. Apaiachicola, suppied nboat s Macon, Georgia, @ promiment vs saree) and aeréved at Pensacola at lose to Neo Mane oe MoRae ihe Puther of W, store is full of ‘The Vari na, the Rat San ‘Vine the ston os, hee a with the naked eye you may viow the trees a horn of and houses gitiei by shot and shell—not the isast inte. resting portion of this tedious tip. branches, earth ploughed rdinly sent an armed brat expedition to a point oo the const fer the purpose, They had succented very oil in procuring & large quantity wuhout molestation, en, from a ferling of security, they Importa; "t from Mobite. The Connecticut brin $8 important {utelligencs from We annex a sum mary of iti— THE “LAST DITCH’ The jebel forces at Moh ened for the purpoe of Corinth, have been largely + efforts are making to render became negligent One boat's crew had oc a ) remain all night, during whieh they wore sur- Qoondod by a vast y superior force, and, refusing to enr- Our men fou, ht with overpowered, all of them boing r Laken prigoners, Some corres- sasisting In the detene nd extraordinary» the perition too etrong to be Immense earthwe ‘TKS, in addition to those al- srebels working wight and of neve: al deserters whoeseaved Ui boat, just before the nder, they were - peration, but w ber kisted, woun: ed wards between the captain of the and the ‘rebels, tha desperate manner in w! that two of them wore killed and the jiahasges, Thor ae all tho particulars t, but will be able in my Bext, in all probability, to furnish further information. ‘Tho ( Dited States steamer Somerset haggsucceeded in the destruction of a rebel steamer, havi #0 bari that those on beard were compel un her ashore and burn her, rather than she should fai — cepa As | raid would be the cage, the English steamer Cir- S.vsinn hag been condemned, ene rae and Lig leave in a few Marelial of this district, Uhe sale ix bees and would respectfully yrendsed | by the Navy Terartment be ng thou, biy built, ready built. are ging wp, the day to complete thei From the statem mer Colorado in a eme t epoke the vessel om also arrived aber As a par tial confirmation of the officer of the ou ers put of from Mobile (hat Beauregard himself hae and assyimed command. this repdrt it may be mentios Connecticut noticed several si the city and proceed to Fort Morgan.w. 'th crowds of peo. i on their decks—the first stearner bea Ting the ‘Union’? forward, denoting that an officer of va ¥ bigh rank was rebels have de- the United States , to superintend From my knowledge of this recommend ‘hat she be for a storeship; for. » the is very fast andor Tie evidence against the Circassian was an any that has yet ight appeal a thou. Other information indicates that the . termined to hold Mobile, and that if operations at all other places proves disast the final struggi@here. some of naid to be protected by ditches thirty feot iu Width: and the rather ludicrous idea is suggested that Jast they will dig, and in which they propose die. FORT GAINES DIAMANTLED. Fort Gaines, one of the defences of Mobile ha “bor, been tismantied and evacuated by the rebel portwn of the barbor nearest the fortification » #8 pre: nd all vessels which appros in short range of Fort Morgan. ax heen strongthened; the guns of Fort @ tines have ‘teen removed thither marlo—so (ar ag can be ol stthe plainest char wcter, more 80 th: pome before this court, and they mi ban | times and (he iecree would pe the same in ever idistance beyond a shadow of doubt. Dur government « achooner that | reterred to in my letter of the 27th tg having been captured by the United States bark prover to be the Andromeda, with a cargo of ire handed and Binety-seven bales ‘of cotton, vine Pars, Since then the followin, 7s, het sived in this port for aera Sand = schooner Bajogorr; T must congratulate viously obatruc aggo two hundred and fifty bales brig hainbridge red and wonty-4 five every prepara tion werved—or a long and sey eri rstood that Fort Gaines was strona work, and that the obstruction of the instead of retaining the fort, our vessels will eneounter a hh ng eee Opportunity of inflicting’ injary tofore referred to, that somé of Commo- Fatiagat'® verseis, including Commedore orlar boats, which were off Mobile, ha Mississippi river, i confirmed by thi Veuiee, cargo two hun Captured by United States ste chooner Princeton, cargo of dry Captured by United States steainer Sueque. y tio, abt will at rchooner yacht Coryphens’ and steomer Whit. a0, Withont cargres, have also Been captored vy the The vessels have been y; thoir cases will be « now loading for New York ity bales of cotton, from the 1 whoovers W.C will be gent to tho United States Mar. ‘The rebel forte off & 4 are now garrison. one ace iu evurse of loping feself ever mince THE FLORIDA COAST REOCCUPIED BY REREL TROOTR, Ibe towns on the west crastof Florida whieh woes ® putin kerg for | ow works ago evyaguated by the rebels and the garrisons to be bout for gNew Yo NEW YURK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUN 22, 1862. vedar Ki pony of mveh larger rebel occupation deserters beiore sfuded to deciare are totally de- moralized and Yofuse to fight egain. also has Curpished great numbers, ie jive lop Gihowing eoeasnat Guntnander Wert report present voyage:— ‘The bixckale is, a8 usual, well sustained it ‘our whole coast, and is doubtless as efficieni—porsibly more so—than apy blockade ever before ¥stabiishe hy count of themselves whenover an oppurtunity vccurs te test their prowess. The health of the men and officers of the differeut vessels visited a eon to beexcellest. At length, s0 far as can be ascertained, the department has a ht to congratulate itself upon "the Ny satisfactory aud five condition of the fleet now distributed on our imineuse extent of coast, POLITICAL QOSSIP. The Combinativns for Conptroeller and Cerperation Counsel—Indications of a Smash Up in the “Ring”—A Change of Heads of Departments Propesed—Union Caucuses on State Politics ut the Everett House—Anti-Repablicanism the Basis of Action—Thurlow Weed’s Visit to ¢ City—His Position on the Programme ef Seymour for Governor and Evarts fer Licutenant Governor, é&c., dic. ‘The politicians of the city and State have been exceed ingly active during the past ten days; caucusses without number havo ybeld, and in every direction the notes of preparatic been sounded. Most of the move- ments, however, are for the election of this or that person to office. The incentive to action is, therefore, the contro) ‘of the spoils. For some time past there has been a great deal of pipe laying and forming of combinations for Comptroller , that office being considered the great prize in thiscity. The Political combination at the City Hall known as the “Ring” is said to be playing an important par. in this work. It te gene.ally understood that the politicians ‘embraced in that circie have been pusmnng the claims of Avgustus Purdy for Comptroller and John E. Devlin for Corporation Counsel, but of late have been quietly drop- Ping Devlin and using the name of Samuel Jones, partner of Judge Barnard. These movements have stirred up considerable commotion both inside and outside of the “Ringy? @ portion of that clique being anxious that F. I. A. Boole should be trotted out for the Comptroller prize; aud already there are strong symptoms of a regu- far smash up in the “Ring” family, and o gonera! row, including the fermation of a new ‘Ring’ and the sppointment of new heads ef depart- ments. The attitude of Boole towards Genet ts looked upon as a move in that direction, buving im view the complete overthrow of Genet, and the removal of his patronage, now received through the workings of the “Ring” and in the Street Department. Another class, however, interpret Boole’s movements to be merely an attempt to forco Gevet to uso his influence for him (Boole) for Comptroller. In other words, simply threats: support me or loose your patronage, The effort that was recently made, while Alderman Henry was Acting Mayor, to get up a combination on Mr. Ravelings, and then on Senator Cornell, Street Commissioner—neither of whom could get votes enough for their endorse- ment—the summoning of Mayor Opdyke by telegraph, and bis arrival just m timo to puta stop to the pro- ceedings, all go to show that a desperate game is being played. At the inceting of the Board of Alder- men last Monday thore wero further developments in this line. The veto of the Mayor on the resolution onter- taining Thurlow Weed was brought up. Boole led the party for overriding the veto, and Genet for sustaining the veto, notwithstanding he originally introduced and urged the passage of the resolution, The test vote on this and two or three other questions exhibited Genet as the leader of'a minority of three and Boole the majority of thirteen—s significant fact, which gave rise to the belief that we were soon to have a new Street Commis- sioner, and that Genet's power had departed. The de- fiant attitude of Genet indicated that he still felt sure, considered himself master of the situation, and that no Street Commissioner would be appointed by Mayor Opdyko, for the very good roasou that a new combina- tion had been formed, with Mayor Updyke a partner in Genet’s “Ring,” which, as far as appointments are eon- cerned, had headed oif Boale’s “Ring” of thirteen. What will work out of this we leave events to determine. At Present there is a good deal being 61id about forming a combination with Boole for Comptroller and Richard Gorman for Corporation Counsel. Devlin’s friends assert that they are making no com- Dination with any candidate for Comptrolier, bat that they are pushing their man forward upon his own merRs only. ‘This may account for the movement of the “Ring” to take up Samuel Jonce instead of Devlin. Seuator Connolly and bis frionds are quite active, and he hasa strong party to back him. Tae Lynch influeves in Mo- wart Hall @re all backing him, and his action on the Bishop Hughes ecclesiastical tenure act has given him A great deal of positive strength. Several of the candi- dates for Corporation Counsel have beov trying to form combinations with him to obtain the advantage of the wupport of his strength; but we have been unable w ascertain that any of thom have succeeded. In the anti Ring portion of Tammany we hear tho name of Water- busy for Corporation Counsel ana Clancy for Comptrolier spoken of ; but a combination in that shape would Lo #0 weak thas it is ramoret Clancy’s name is to be dropped , and @ union formed elsewhere, some say that it will be Haws for Comptroller and Waterbury for Corporation Counsel, but to this wegivenocretence Haws is actively ‘at work preparing for a re-election, and i. ready to form Mey alliance to accomplisb that, wiiiet the detern nation ofthe radical republicans to turn bim out and cbtain control of that department forces him into altiauces else- where; but whether the above or some ether alliances are doing made by him wehnve only the general gousi tojndgefrom. The Jefersonian democracy are concen- trating upon ex-Sher iff Willet.and are raid to be tunde. elded betwee Devlin aterbury for Corporation Counsel. of the dosmveracy has become quite strong. ‘The above will suftion for the present ty give the pep lie some idea of the driftof things tm Jucal politics. us drop there perronal matters and await for furth velopments,and lock for a fow moments at tho move- ments to control the State, Ther emancipationists have formed # thorough orgenizetion, with William Cuilea Bryant, of the Post, as their Presidont,and have held two public meetings, neither were considered very fat tering reception of their echemes. ‘tho intention of those This facts ae connected with it is to force the administration into the adoption of the emaneipot tive doetring, Fy convit the President by their nowernents that the pec of the Northern States demand{t, They havea quantity of speeches and documents in the course of properation and already prepared to sead all over the ceuntry, and have « fixed determination to get the contro! of tho repabjican party of the State, and nominate only their own stripe for Bate Congressional and legismtive offices, This done, thoy Imagine that thetr work is accomplished, and that Secpe. tary Chase, with bis negro mission projeate, will full contro! of the Cabinet. Collector Barney and tho’ fixence of the mnt. Their. reception hel the New York public hes already forced them to mo ity their eonstitntin The change rooms to have # them, that they now leave out a pledge to » Prosecution of tho war, Their third sectin, be a complete frie Two movements, and perhaps tie third, are nue preparation ag an offset to this incendiary prog cing o the Jngobias, One week ago last evoulng « twenty Ave met at the Mverett Home, in 1 private invitation gent to them, sire! by Prime, of the Journal of Commerce; 5 Exprest, Pon). Ray, Chairman of the Mozart Mall & Coromities, and Flijah F. Purdy, Chairman of the fam yaany Hall General Committee, and had 8 lengthy conpul ta tion over dropping all past differences and uniting ina movement of opposition to (ha Jaccbing, Among those in at tondance wore Angestie Sheil, Walter #horman, Jas, Brooks, Wim. ©. Pri sundo Wood, Gideon Tuekar, Pen). Pay, J. De Wolfe, B. J. srown, FA, To: Ko George C, Ganet, Mr. Channe #7, Mr, Halsey, of Syracuse ; Jobn €, Greone Russell and seve Fal thors wh now ream A permanant organizalion was formed ty t tom Houte, backed by the Moe and | » | was oo" ‘The different persons preeett stated their op) ion of the present condition of political matters, and all were for giving the Presideas their hearty support in the pro- secution of the war, but for opposing the attempts te force the emancipation doctrine upon the administration. Mr. Brown made a statement cf the acticn of the Legis. lative Caucus Committe, and believed that to bes: ply an outside machine to rope men into the republican — Mr. Tallmadge announced that the Constitutional State Committee, of which be was Chairman, bad been 10* Med, to moet is Albany ob the 23¢ of Juiy—the same day that the republican and legislative committoos were to as- Srmble there—and that their committee would soon meet and probably issue ap address to the poople upon ® strong Union basis. Messrs. Brooks, Woo@, Russell and others are represented as making strong speech“4, counselling united setion and burying all past diffe: estes; but the question arose, What should be done, aughow should they go to work? On this point it was generally conceded that the circulation of documents should be one mude adopted, At the sxme time Mr. Brooke stated that this would do but litsie good, unless they united at the polls on election day, and that the union should be ‘one that woutd reongnize every element in opposition to the radical republiemns. A committce 0! nino was finally appointed to agree upon eome course of action and report to a future meeting for its adoption On this committees were appointed Stephen P. Russell, Mor- gan L. Harris, James Brooks, John B, Bost, 8. L. M. Barlow and three or four others A nance committes of six was algo appointed, Schell and Wood-are members of that committee. Supervisor Purdy, although his name was sppeoded to the resoln- tion, did mot attend. C, Godfrey Gunther sent letters endorsing the movement. As near az wo can ascertain, this movement originated with Lusiness men, who first broached the matter to Mr. Primo, of the Journal of Com- ‘merce; and be, in consultation with Brooks, Purdy, Gun her, Wood and several others, got up the invitation. ‘Whether this will amount to anything, or only prove a sort of tea party and a general fele-a-fee with each other, we leave for future events to deermine. The other Union movement, se much talked o/, is that of forming a union on the Stato ticket, with Seymour for Governor umd Evarts for Lieutenant Governor. Binee Weed has paid the city a visit this week ‘the politicians are all on the qui vive wo know what he will do. This is @ matter that hay boon extensive.y talked about in different sections of the State for seve- ral weeks past, and has met wiih favor in democratic as well as conservative republican circles, ani, aa @ bject thit was ready to be matter of curso, wasa submitted to Mr, Weed. It had long before his arrival met with favor from many of his most intimate politi- cal arsociates. anxiety on the partof the republican politicians toas- certain what wer ¢ his views. From :husv who have Mr, Weed’s evnfidence, and who spent considerable time with him in conversation upon this very subject, we are informed that be stated that it was too important a ques- tion to decide upon hastily, affecting, as it did, the whole looked at in all its bearings Furthermore, it was yet too carly to move in that or any otbor pro- ‘State: it must be Defore a decision was made. ject. No person could yet tell what course the events of the war would take, upon which everything deponded. He admitted that the radicals, who were urgent in eup- port of the Union movement {n this State last year, were stickling for tho straight republican party, evidently with the impression that they could control it andcarry it over to their extreme doctrines, and in opposition to the policy of the President. To what extent they would carry thetr schemes, aud how far succeed in subverting the republican party, was a question that would no doubt control the action of the conservative portion of the party; but at present he would not—in fact it would be folly for him to endorse it—nor would he now reject it. If it was gone into, extensive arrangements in detail ‘This, in the main, is Mr. Weed’s position upon the subject, according to the statements of fhould a union of that kind be made on the State ticket, it will hardly have any effect upon the local nominations of this would bave to be made. the best informed who conversed with bim. city. The Everett House porty met again lact Monday evening to hear the report of the committee appointed last week to prepare a plan for the coming cumpaign, in An addross, sup- posed to have been written by Stephen P. Ruesel!, was reported, and the entire ovening spent in discussing it. ‘Several of those present had to give their views of the Present condition of political matters, and pay their respects particularly to the abolitionists and the emanci- Jt was rathor a windy aflair, end finally ened by referring the address back to the comnittee to be perfectod and reported back oa opposition to the emancipationists. pation party now in full vogue. future meeting. Extensive arrangements are being made for « Union meeting at the Cooper Institute ubout the Ist of Juty, under tho auspices of the Young Men's Democratic Asso- Alarge number of promment syeake's have tong whow are Hon. Jobn J. Crittenden ciation. been invited aud Hon. Reverdy Johnsen. Destruction of a Hallrond Depot. Boston, June 21, 1862. ‘The passenger depot of the Eastern Railroad was de stroyed by fire this morning. is fully insured. The North American Outward Bound. Mowras.t, June 21, 1862, ‘The steamsinp North American = ten o'clock this morning tor Ly 70 cabin and 76 steerage passens ere pool. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Sarompay, June 21—6 P.M. -« money market is easy; Exchange closed at 11724 106% and closed at 1065 a % The stock market was quiet to-day, without The ouly variations from the sof yesterday afternoon were a decline of 4 in Mlinois Cen- Some | of the Western res would move with more vigor if it were not believed that they have lately been bought on in the street. At the close of the board the market be- | and prices were irregular; | the street was full of rumors of the capture of | hmond, and speculators were considerably ex- Later in the day the market relapsed iato disposed to await There was no change in prices. pri in Missouris, 4 in guaranteed, 14 tal, and 4% in Tojede. speculation to a large extent by p: cawe rather feverish, all parties being * news before operating. second board. deposit and conversion, ‘Treasury was as jollows to-d Tota! rec. ipts. For customs Payments Dalaave The approximate te en Wayne and Chicago Railway Company, dur month of May uit., compared with the same period of last year, were as follows:— 1862. 1861. ) Freights. . ‘187,364 Ine... .§49.151 Mamecnters.:....+ 61,146 14,70 bxwrees inetter 2,700 é 7825 Font of railway 7,038 ent 17 " 24 ’ 216 500 $55,020 “Oo ‘ 955,142 Ino, . 191,264 O18 TAT 648 tve..guan,a7s 26 8-10 per cents average in- 2144 per cent. 1 eof the Chicago and Northwestern vous continue to show @ large goin on last | year, Kee the first week fu June the inerease For the second week the figures $5,525 24.00% O45 3 Ee = = z gs = < BA r: S $ 2 = = ¢ 3 Hence there was the greatest possible Loss about $10,000, which led from Quebec at She takes out call loans 4.5 per cent, end commercial paper at the same rates, 2118 for sterling, and 4.77% @ 4.80 for franca. The City of Washington, hence to-day for Liverpool, took out $2,346,000 in specie, the principal shippers being Messrs. Bel- mout & Co., Sehuchards & Gebhard, Speyer, Mavease & Balzer, and Berend. Gold sold at he Sub-Treavury received to-day $341,000 for The business of the Bub- 2,148 73 281.000 00 ~<a s20000 U 89, cou 30636 274,000 96% Fetin re reg be 100 20000 Ii) war loan... 10134 ‘2000 Hii sterling bas. 9 6000 Te! 90... 68 fornia 2000NYCen b,' 764: 101K 1 26000 ERR4thm bds 9034 600} RR Sthmbds 96 4000MCentSpcd= ~ 1000 8 2606 MichSosk fd ‘be 101 ‘oO LiCeat RR bas. 963, 40000(Di&N Wistm 65 5OLOCENW2mb,,b10 el 6000 Tol & Wa 2d in 10000 Pitts FWAt In box 12600 Cleve&Pittedm 683; 10000" it, FLW&Ch3dm 81 29600 American gold. 10634 65000 nents 20 shs North Riv Blk ° 85 26 Bauk State of NY 90 40 do.. + 92 5 40....+..,. 98% 89 Chath.m Bank... 84 23 Bk of N America. 10236 23 Bk of Commorce. 100% 15 Shoe& Leather Bk 108 20 Nel & Hud (an Co 97 300 Cumb Coal pref.. 9 w Tacifie Mail $ SS Co 1153¢ ‘ent RR. 93} 650 NY Ce 200 B80 06 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Satunpay, June 21—2 P. M. Frovn.—The market was steady, with a fair demand from the trade and for export, common to good shipping brands. Waeat was rather lower, with a moderate domand. The further advance in freights tended to check transac- tions, which embraced about 60,000 bushels. and clored ‘about Ic. por bushel lower, with sales of 35, 40 bushels old Western mixed, in store Coun was heavy an: delivered, at 5c. a 52c. Por was withovt change of moment in prices. Sales of mess were made at $10 802 $10 85, and of prime at Sales were made at 250. a 2534¢ for State and at 26c. for Western. $8 6234 a $8 76. Wuiskry was less active. fre noties the sale of Al Broker) 220 tone b Stock Bxcha: Saronpay, June 22, 1862. 100 she NYCenRR.230 93% 950 do. o uaa rn ttn i Baltimore 8th eat ited Bie Senge pels Then Dam United width of beam, and M 8 nb make her a genera! froth esterday afterneon, from the peller of shout TO . . the most sibsianti ie Tal nieces pacer any 670 Hud River me One Fie ch oot Pt tae ‘who de- arnt t air tucker ye ‘sf te be s 38 Deen built under contract fur tirats San rycred ia intended for the Southern ti ready for Lusiness by the middle of July, at from New Bedford 19h inst, barke Draco, and Grail: “Ra {rom New London 7h inst, sehr Pactte, Turner, De "Sid from ‘Westport Point 20th inst, bark Greyhound, Boule, “ Mi aueditn 284 ult, shi Chartes Carrol, Smith, NL,. sr. sp i wh She crlaapice April 22.00 lat cy me G0 Ras gone into a ‘letter From the seco 2b0 12 Panama RR.. Bd mi Cen RK hacia do, 800 Clev&littsRRLSO 22 yh ae —_— ung doge for ir ..b30 May 28, Aor eo kbis oe 1660 Clev & Tol RR May He nolel, dey ship. Northern, Light, ChikRkI mn 36 W, bark Preset ay "C0 Tol & WabachiRet a ee olegeapih fromm Norwicy arr Ee faba, are 2%4—Sid brig Havana, Curtis, Constanti- por bark Blas Pike,fFiawes, fo: BHOR, June 1—In port schr Lane, for New vierebt tna Porte. pens seins i Ay Blise, for NYork,, 60 do, 100 Little Miami RR. Bogcon, dg; Br te Iris, for closing with firmness for Sige ¢To xa port a faa 14—In port brix Selma, ys. Cli 10th, bark G Amanda, Black (lat ‘Livekrooi—The ships E C Scranton, Thersiee Slorer did su areived ist ull, as ae p ‘They sailed on that date, as ier Loxvor, June 7—In port ship here - loed for A Naa re atanzan June 16—1n port vhipg Maples, Pe ‘Averill une; barks Hehoons Grecory,' 10 Trani, Minot, and Trevatore Arvin Reed, for Boston; Uaioe: Herta Port of New York, June 25, 1862. Steamsb}; Walien ‘Ship Fs Chase, Bark M Pojero (Ital), Costa, Cadiz—Lawrence, Giles & Co, Bark North Point, Percival, Rio Janciro—S & C8 Jobn- son. Bark, ‘Youn, Amerie, soweti bit A 2, Jase & Neill. Norden, Cork and a market —A trey Brig 8 C Shaw ‘Br), Shaw, St Thomas—T James, lassau—Darrell & Co, Brig Harpy Revue (Br) Yan Schr Atuianta (Br). Perry, nae WE decane Currie, Schr Laura (Br), Barbarie, St park. Ni Bon, , Frost, St John, NB—D RB. ‘Schr Spray, Frost ‘Dr BiJonn, SBOP Tortus & 800. “ton, NB—D R Des Sear Swan (Br), Ta) tt, Sehr J Compton, races, Philadelphia Van Bri an Brunt &Slognt. Rohr Celeatia, Rankin, Philadelp Behr A 8 Parker, Winite Perth PAinbaye a eae. chr Amanda Powers, Robinson, Sandy Hook. port—J Boynton & Sona, ob ineon Gardiner—J rene Fy & Sons, inson, Boston—W 8 Brown & Co, Des , Boston—Master. watt ge: , Boston—T B Chane &Co, Hunt loncesten—J Hi ‘den, Brith Brirtol- 1, Brsiol—L ‘Miams, Norwich. Norwich—C B Harvey. Sohx Wenoneh, ‘Owen: East) ward, Sloop Awera, Sloop Active. Baker Steamer Beverly, Perce, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. US gunboat Connecticut, Commander Woodhull, Mata- ia Ba. June ‘Steamship New York, ballast, to A Sinithers & Steath sip Varkersbiin Yad light in from Sagua fo 8.1 8 steamer 6 in tig Kate (Br, of St Johns, NF), Magan, Malaga 64. de with Wine, lead, Ac, to Gomez, Walla hip President Fili- and 49 from Gibra) & Co, due 18, lat 46 3: nore. Nelson, hence fo Brig Village Belle (B: Grande, Mar, with ed the Ine Brig Costa Rica, Peel, Aspinw F Je Brig Donna Maria (Braz), Oe Sagi vie Saginayy UB de. to Bal & Co Toah nt nit, dopeait yard to the d ‘Zoot freon hfs injation; Uae steamrr. with two smoke mn 3 tox) & brig and two schooners: ‘la, fat 3610, lon 78 40, h lasted until ning ot a ‘ome which stove long and ar ‘il ing the “og? PM, took’ a gale from NE, Mth, during which shi started deck Joad of tim| and deeks with wat Brig Joste Gilkes with sugar, to R (of Backspor Buck 00. 1 \ Mott, Cardenas, Behr Vi ‘lant, Taghtbourn, tJ Enea, » the shore. od 2th—Sebir Mery ith sugar and: mola er: lost foresail. 9th boarded by U 8 stean.er Quak BELO’ Bark Mansantto (Br), {ynningkom, from Dublin May 3, Bark Frederico Area ( Stearshipr City of W Liverpool; Wind at sunset SW. Mise The wards of $2,000,000 in « Kost River, a splendid steamship called the Ea, rd, Theston & Co, and intended torun m their She is built of the best ma rial, live oak, white ok and haematuck. The fol owing enalone:—248 foot long, 38 feet beam, 2ity f She will lnve a ai engine. eylinder 75 tnohes and 12 feet rtroke. See yay Coxstirvtion, henes for Port Royal, was at Hat. terns Enlet 1h inst disabled In smoke ste Sireamet Osriay, sink hy collision in the F Messrs Spoif New York and Havana line, her dim of hold, and 1000 tons burthen, raved on Friday evening hy a derrick, and towed to Greeu- pouit. ne DaNeR, ‘ 16th inst, off 27 45, 0 Bho was afeorwurds yor Bone Homers M trey ile, © pe Cod at Newborn, Be, by Pre tnt tha's Vii Drihions, ( BIL), Ofeevaik of vor beach, Wi yefore. et, 13th, bark ‘Jobm tt NYork. SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC TOR NEW YoRK—TmI8 DAY. ‘ks igeeagee for NHaven vious or do, ui heh alice Mowe, Maltimo igs Matanzas, for New York; Thi 3 Owen, for do. Keio Granby, May 2—Tn port briga Martha Pos for 2 days; Lotus (Br), Johnson, for do 16; ins waiting for water on’the bar; fichr John, also a Ll wbehicanucs jying at the bar boun “Y “rf Juno %In port brig John Chase, feat lea for Ss n pore bert barks aed Bronghton a wight, Cunningham, for ; brig C ronetadt, ae tiaane Fate Sr rratdo 26, bark Alice Tarlton, Rowe, Bosten. pa 15—Arv bark Storm King, Pond, Salew: CLEARED. p Plantagenet (Br), Beard, Portau Prince, &o— Pick Queen (Br), Harrison, Nassau and Ha- “ships ‘Susan Fearing, Newcomb, San Francisco--R M Coo- Rip Merrimac, Woods, San Francisco—Merchant & Brisk. Ship J Tucker, Hallett, San Francisco—Sutton & C Krohn, GloncestermH & F W ir‘ield, Hull, Rotterdam—W T Schmidt. Bark 8 W Horton, Sleeper, Carmarthen-—Walsh, Carver & BOSTON, June “#—Arr bark Speeaweel, Philadephia; schi iat Bowen begin, oe se deat rf wrt ‘Valhalla, hethport:Montzose, Hi doui; Susau, Brarso, and Union fal, Me fa Wild Gaze! oo im} ‘spunea “rae, A Ph ieaborn NC, Samuel Gman Gilraan: . pat Bogers, a Sao i a on OM S20 Fats ahi alt Union? LT wy cA grmarh Hie Raee ade: Neilson, Burt, sehr Hudson, Walern an, XYork ‘20th—As ynolts, NYork, 1 ZANETHPORT, Jt ‘June 20—Cld'sches Volant, Cousins, ; Rival, Hopbie, ea AG, Hazard, Latimer. vl w Haven; sloops Poeahon ‘Sith, Pall River, sehr er ‘Mackey, Biiza- za beth sohrs York; J @ Baldwin, ars it, Clock, do; Cay Bdenkins, Tribble, do; slo a" Wink Parker, NYor! aN oa FORD, June 20S sie sasha Kettey. ne, Gu YOu, J June 1s sid aches Julia Maxia, Maton, joden Rale. Rondont, PORT, Meet Warr cite. Hells rk; Durt, y Eullips, Twanton for NJ; do for Biizabethport; Alice iver for NYork; Hi Ponder, Norton, Pawtackes. @o for’ NYork; all of which Wind light from. the indicott, Leeds, asd B Ap. 5, Wiliam Lover, Chisholm, St John, NB, 2 days, in joffman, Poriland, with mdse and passengers, to H B Cromwell & Co. Ship Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, Liverpool, May 20, with ial ‘Thompson's: Nephew. siumph, of Yar oiby. Arroyo, PR, 13 rand bay water, to masler. (of Boston), Colcord, Cardenas, with Puiled In compan; bs e Umpire, for Boston, and Charles Miller, for Philadel, aw for do; | ‘sloops Agent, Danlale, — solag oat morning rver & Chase, and ees ia do; sigh uuigertien, Also sid james Neilson, Burt, and inton for do; Almon a, Charies Simmons, Taunton t¢ TUL ADRLDHTA, June ct at Eben Eawyer, Pree Peters, Sagua. 1¢ days, with sugar, to Jas ds the entire passare. June 11, Pind with bore Home, Ciitford, non Washburn, Th , Providence for ‘do; and the arrivals paving @ rig and two schconers | jon 69 25, spe: London, tenreia. Hewen. Reven ¥,, Rockland; Com okey Miller, "Davenport matt ‘Lewes, Del, June 20—The a ie {or Fe "Alex Min = el 10; nce pr ‘Bap les, for Barbados, went hi bo OTH RD, Sa June, 19-—Are sehr Wave, Merrit, NYork, Apna iaie, finan —— impresa, Tor. ‘tor May 26, and has had fine weather most wasaze bade heavy gale on the 17th from Southward, haul- May 30, with mdse, tod Fouler, Havana, with feoffec, to Avmar & Co. June I4, lat 32.49, lou 77 39, passed Ai sti aicer, wah thrve vessels ny tow: 15th, ook a heaty ron NNE, which nated 36 Wy k, Neuvitas, June 4, mht ditred —, a bo; le refi ot it, foe Geor, brigs Eli Faunde, for ifavaia, apa Br Hale, row ter, Gardena eas; fatto & Wheeler, Nichols, Cuba; achr Ei NY: | Bhai TH, Juno 18—Sid sehr Ald, Cason, Philedel- PROVIDENCE, "June 20—Arr steamer ‘Naiad Qui whi ‘winds most ior Ki re tee “jane #0-8id ih: Lael, ‘ayia, Philadel. id ahh withers, 8 doje wie ssi Prize, of Rassan. X'"), from n, June 10. Was captured mark Gem or the Rea les from the bar to lowera boat She is Joated with abt here by Acting Master Bentle~. q Franklin, Townend, Vira 10 N IMPORTANT WORK ON PH’ gtd for te tourer howe neice, M Paris, London and Naw York Medica! fiftieth edition, rev iid experiments fivet discovered which the crew ling the ects so: The Free —_ 4 Mice aificting the noma onan faily Veroy youey sin-et Aor House, or New X a, woshknesees aaiien ase Seen Viowens from ignorance of Lucie cause Waterman, Pangor, ke Hix, Rockland, 4 ¢ Robinson, Rocklam!, $ days. Rockland fland, Ct, 2 daye, dwioh, Ve covenr with other mont and his work,” Staais Zeitung, Atlas, Medical Review, &e. ra in recommending Dr. Zar ourrier dew Bats Unis, Dispatch, LAM EL ALLAB svcH fe THR 8 WAR RY OF f ad re steamer ashore of Logger- the Vet oie Phakwteiphia, a, dysentery and sumimes com ner. Philatelphya. tvegnantly” oust ‘on prate medioal tt ‘atinent, tn whi h the Jow. d by igeOrant praction rs. Lowecen, have rezectrdt Igob olete preci ¢. and Fow recommend habitual ie Of the | eh € aus the only nureand jaialile preventiv 0 jovda'}, Neuvitas, 13 Had some heavy 2085, as 7017, was if eole "to be acted. wother nostrams, called oY deaported ‘ ington (Rr), Qu ; t atupsen, White House, Va; Pi Pibnaenct (Bee Kingston; British Queen (Br), Nassau and Ha ie die.b Saas ‘3 NEWLY INVENTED lures corns, OuniOn Be, He and $1 per box price and six cents, Sold by erage Foprictor and ‘praction! elt. opodl TATOR.—DR. BR and bunion alleviator © oH iin t, der, mship City of Washington, shortly after 12M yesterday for Quecostown and Liverpool with about 499 passengers, the United States maile, and up" ptain Brooke, railed pole rogram svaper Hooks Bronsed Pept: Colore't T R. DA Raden nd © entre suvet, Dee is a punia headsehe provailing, One or twe BRANDRETH'S PILLS infailibly eure tt, GET NEW STYLE PER RB Witt We STRBEE, ba A jnare, Ne TIONS, AT 294 ¢ piPalgOF Fie: 8 ati Teak on, aking, gum & UROTHERS her, at Boston Pi tladelphit > urge, Ina NE wait and + Split foresail and sys abandoned Inst March, 69 85, sand Figging were all g © vessel consid Tn whole, balf and quarter casks, brewed from the ehoivess Browery 18th street, between Se enth and Kighth aven: y ctwrorn Bese ighth avenues, | AS, GRoc PRIES AND FLOUR FOR THE Mr Lut iy TH t AGN ings of a poor ser-ant girl, Be iie Wiki A Greenwech erect aud 89 Murray greet, thax been Lunced ow the hy full OF water,