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ed of New Jersey in the different hospitals in, the nelgh- borhvod of Washington. _ THE CONDEMNATION OF REBELS. In every case of prisoners taken in arms against the United States, who may be tried and soutenced to death, »the:record of the tribunal before which the triai was “had wili be forwarded for the action of the Presid ~ ¢ho United States, without whose order no such sentence ain such casos will be executed. : "€HE POSTAL CONVENTION BerwitN Fis UNITED : , STATES AND MEXICO. ‘Tho postal convencion perween the United States/an ‘Mexico was to-iay officially prowaulgated. SEIZURE OF Anite, Bru, shal discovered aud took int6 mc POs ‘Session about ten thousand dollars worth of new rifles, muskets, cavalry equipmonts, &c., supposed to be stolen Property, The authorities have recently seized othor military goods under similar circumstances. ‘The Provost Ma THIBTY-SEVESTH CONGR! FIRST SESSION, acer Jane hen 1802. asere, es Lear bp oka favor of PS eae ‘act. Il., from the Judiciar; onipoued te ‘bill, with the eee , Becember. rmittee, seaetecieds Seek mat -recommendation that it be pos On motion of Mr. HALy, (re) “was laid over until to-morrow. WERSLY PUBLICATION OF CONTRACTS. Mr. potency ym (rep.) of Me., offered a resolution that in. Washlagtos, ou Tuesday ofeach as on wae list of contracts wes shall have been y sliced -r proposed. thi k preceding, whi Bate brody th sh subject matter of the contract, terms ind proposed contractor and all persons propel to be inteenteds directly or indirectly, and of who make, roquost or recommen: ing oe Such contract. This provision ig not applicable to ‘ids made in pursuance of advertisoment or ‘hases ‘according to law, but shall apply to the proposed modification of existing contracts. id over ‘THE AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT. Mr. Lame, (rep.) of Ind., gave notice that he should . atroone @ bill to repeal the act creating the Agricultural EMANCIPATION. ‘The Parswenr pro tem, of the Senate, ‘aid before the ‘Benate a communication trom Governor Gamb} souri, transinitting a copy of the resolutions of ti ‘vention of (hat State, relative to the proposition for aid to the States for emancipating their slaves. PUNISHARNT OF FRAUDS IN MAKING CONTRACTS. ‘The bill to repeal the act for ng contracts wes taken up an iration of the morning hour. Mr. TRoMavLL, from the Judiciary Committes, reported 1] to prevent members of Congress and oflicers of the government taking any consideration or compen- «aation for procuring contracts from the government, with unishing frauds in mak- discussed until the ex- DEBATE ON THE CONFISCATION BILL, ‘The Confiscation bill was thon taken up. After further discussion the Senate adjou: House of Piapapeentotives: Wasuixaron, June 25, 1862, MIESOURI AND EMANCIPATION. ‘The Srzaxer laid before the House the resolutions of athe Miss uri Convention, responsive to the joint resolu- ‘tion of Congress, on the ‘subject of emancipation, Laid -on the table and ordered to be printed. ADMISSION OF WESTERN VIRGINIA, Mr. Brown, (Union) of Va. admission of the state of Western Virginia into Referred to the Committee on Territories. TAX OM RANK NOTES. Mr. Lovesor, (rep.) of Ill.,asked consent (but it was ‘Wefused) to introduce a resolution instructing the Com- ‘alttee on Ways and Means to report a bill imposing a ‘tax on bank peared R CLAIMS OF LOYAL. CITIZENS. ‘The bill providing for the ascertainment and adjust- ‘mont of the claims for the Joss and destruction of pro- loyal citizens, and di — States ‘during the present rebel- .) of N. ¥., urged the importance of ‘Congress immediately passing ‘some measure by which such claims may be properly adjusted. Mr. M.tzory, (Union 0 ot Ky., noticing the gentleman’s tomarks on the subject of emanci| a ther he would agree to compensate ‘individuals who would free their slaves? Mr. Sepcwick replies. that he was unwilling to compen- slaves, except such action introduced a bill for the ion, was taken uj @ate for the emancipation of ‘should be taken by aState. Mr. Matiory 8 id that it was his thorough conviction that no border slave State would pass an “raat act. The gentleman’s philanthropy was c Mr. Seve wiex—It may be cheap; but those States tho entioman speaks of may find, in their day of need, they have made a very sad mistake. Mr. Fisuer, (opp.) of Del. ‘ao would compensate for slaves freed by State action? Mr. Mauioxy replied that his ndine was on the record Mr. Fisuer wanted to know b; aman arrived at his knowledge tl would inaugurate such emaucipation? Mr.Matory responded that his belief was a convic- tion. He bud no reference to Delaware, which had long ‘ago ceased tu be regarded as a slave State. Mr. Fissg2—I am glad to hear it. Mr. Mattory believed that there were still a few slaves ip Now York, but that was certainl; . SEDGWick said that Stato ha: ‘stitution in good faith und abolished slavery, and which Mary! proceeded to do in their own aaually ‘until they found it was tore profitable emancipate their slaves. patriot ey the aid of the general government emancipation swill take plage in all the States of this confederacy. Mr. Wickire—How and when? Pas SEDuwick—1 hope before this war is at an end the not rise on a slave on this contins our WickiuFe—Then you would free the slaves by the Mr. gee said that if afew meu like the gentle. wick) were hanged before the end of the jaliory) would almost be satisfied if the Tesult was io be as indicated. Mr. Swocwics remarke:! that tho war was commenced for the protect on und aggrandizemont of slavery, and yath for this purpose. He hoped the two (hings would end togetber--that the war and Glavery will have their last page written together in the tory of our country ‘THE TARIFF PILL. ‘Without concluding the question the House proceeded f the bill increasing tempo 3 duties on imports, and for other purposes jumerous amendments were made at the instanco of the Committee of Ways and Means, among them the fo!- lowing :— Absa of si) deaoristions to pay a duty of sixty cents per one bundred pounds. Paria white, when dry, 50 cents,andwhen ground tn oil $1 50 i one hund: ~a~ saltpeire aid nitrate of tan’ two cents, and refined three cents per pound. Manilla beans $3 @ pou Whiting, when (ring Ke 50 per hundred pouns Bucs, (rep. was ado} p shall be free of duty. br. Paxtes, (cep.) of Cal. , offered an amendment, mak- -tns the duty ob uncleaned rice three quarters of aoenta pound, or on clean rice twice that sam. Adopted. Without consideration of the bill the House adjouned. asked Mr. Mallory whether what means the t no border siave State not a slave State, carried out the con- land and Virginia Either with or was cacried op by th arty cents, and when ground in ) of Mass. offered an amen:iment roviding that all cotton and ii de Visite for $1, Unsur- passed for darability and style, at BALCH'S, 233 Greenwich Etreet, corner of Barclay stree! Twelve Cart ity=-Gen tiemen’s Patent Leather Mt BARTLETT'S, No. 872 Grand etroct, coruer | compete Engaged the American Hiant Girl to exhibit in ounsrast he world, Com. Nutt, day and might. Such a co has never been known, Herving’s Pat t Champion Fire and Burglar Prooi Safes, 251 Broadway, corner of Murray street, New York. A Pare Tobncco.—Yellow Bank 1 joodwin’s Pure Yellow Bank Tobacco, free from ali tobacco and segar dealers, and at IN & BROTHER, 209 Water sire Holmes Has Commenced in the NEW YORK W8EKLY, AD HUGH; OR, THE DIAMOND 0. imparities Sop sale by all wholosale Goubw! snether of ped Stortee | Bat ny ELT & Co.”’s Radical Cure ‘street (under the Astor House), op- i is ladies, No eonneciion of same name, Seuatever with any other Tru Barry’s Tricopherons ie the Best and cienpent article for drosaing, bowuth preserving aud restoring the ya ra cucgnng. rs eg rll ame LAIRD’S Bivom of Youth for complexion end skin, All “arhepiia au pre tee- Hair Dye=the Best in jhe world; instantancons, harmless and reliable. Sold by drag- 415t8 and periumers everywhere. Factory, 81 Barciay street. Cristadoro’s Hair Dye, pot, wholesale aud reinly lied by experiencod artista, Hill, Inimitable Cutter o of Hatr and Whiskers, No. 1 Barclay street, Hair Dyo 60 cents, Black Provervative lo. 6 Astor House, The Gouraud’s Italian Pp ententet: Cosmetic depot, removed to 4563 Browd Meatness, Impatred Si, Head and Sore Throat eured by Heiilsand Auriat, 3 Clinton plage, west of of Broadway, Nolses tn the YON EISENBERG, Dr. Schenck’s Rooms. aa Bond atroet, Now York, every Monday, from » 3p. Catarrh Reme- thie terrible disoase and +» fond aw amp netrates to the very sent o| . foot amt branch Depot 612 Broadway. Discovery Cures the ofule, obeuinale Bruption of the kin street, New York city, siuce Doctor Hat gn old Uleers, nh OfMictal Drawings of Marrav, Eddy Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries, Kawi 4 vy ca 35, 63, 41, 3 a ts, th Bt, ee ss Br, 3B. Coase 90S 57, f, ry 74, 74, 38, 27, "8, ats a, 43, 8. Shien ih ge ea Boy, or ay, Louis, Omotal Drawings of the Kentucky and ‘State Lotter Delma EDTUGEY, fossa Ouagy 247—June 26, i. io; 30, 39, To, 60, 58, 26, co 21-3) 62, 24, 1h au, 80, Ate 6, BT, Sn, a8: Ofreuir® by addressing JOHN A, MORRYS & 0O., Wilmington, Delaware, or Covington, Kentucky. Rlized Lottes 1 Prizes Cpshed in All Legs! ‘TKS, Broker, 11 | rica,” Information give, JOSKUH Ba Wall street, New York, room New ana oth <ounfart and good way. Strayy Hats, Straw Hats. Deautuul, ost the kind to tw looks, Found gay UTH'S, Summer Clot ime, At EVANS’, aiid tion steeet, 80 per cent below Broadvfay prices Farm for Sale on Seneca Lake.—We Would call atlention to advertiement im to-day’s paper Of the sale of a Farm on the 8th of July mext, Eight Cartes de Visite for $i—the Best in the city, at WOOD'S Gallery, 208 Bowery, New York. ee STR FINANCIAL. AND COMMERCIAL. Wepnespar, June 25—6 P. M. There has been less excitement to-day than there ‘was yesterday in the exchange and bullion mar- kets; but prices do not give way. Exchange on London opened with some weakness at 119, but soon rose to 119% a 120. There were some sales of small amounts at 120; at 11934 a considerable business was done. Gold opened at 10834, sold veely at that figure during the morning, advanced in the afternoon to 108%, and closed at that bid. With gold at 10834, a banker who ships specie to cover must sell his bills at 119%, in order to pay expenses. Large supplies of gold are coming in from the public for sale. But the demand from the bankers who are remitting to Europe the pro- ceeds of American stocks sold here for European account is in excess of the supply. The steamer from Boston to-day only took out $63,000; a very heavy shipment on Saturday next is predicted by the bankers. The money market is moderately active. Cal! loans are 5 per cent, and very little paper sells under 5. Green backs, which came out freely this morning in consequence of yesterday's advance, are quoted 103% a 10414. A remarkable scarcity of legal tender notes was developed to-day. Half a dozen banks have been trying in every direction to borrow them. Though there are $90,000,000 of these notes afloat, it seems that the payment of $1,126,000 of them into the Sub-Treasury yester- day swept the market of them. This is a pretty effectual answer to the outcry of the people who are so afraid of an inflation of pgper money. Mr. Chase's first issue is out of the market alto- gether, being held at 4 per cent premium, His last issue, though to the extent of ninety millions, has been so quickly absorbed by the business wants of the country that a sudden with- drawal of a million of the notes from the market of New York creates « scarcity of money, affects the money market und embarrasses the banks. The new issue is most urgently wanted, and the public will feel grateful if the measure is put through Congress without further delay. The stock market opened weak and dulf this morning, and remained so till the afternoon. At the second board prices rallied, and stocks closed rather better than yesterday. There was no material change in government or State stocks. Bonds continue in good de- mand. The supply of bonds from Europe con- tinues, however, to be ample, and appearances are not.in favor of a further advauce in the bonds which are largely held abroad. We should recom- mend the public to give the preference, in select- ing investments, to securities which have not here- tofore been favorites in Europe, but which hase been chiefly held here, However good bonds may be, and however sure the interest on them, they cannot but decline in price if the market is glutted with them. Central opened thie morning at 94, declined to 9324, 9324,.and subeequently ral- lied to 93% and 94. Pacific Mail jumped up 1 per cent this morning; it closed 116%4 bid. The West- ern shares were all 4% a % per cent lower in the morning, but raliied at the second board. At the close the market was firm, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 102% a 10274; do. 6's, coupon, 1881, 10634 a 106445 do, 5's, 1874, 9634 a 96% Treasury notes, 7 3-10 per cent, 105% a 58% a 58%; Virginia 6’ a 87; North Carolina 6's, 7124 a 7224; Missouri 6's, 514% 9 5154; American gold, 108% a 108%; Pacific Mail, 116% a 116%; New York Central, 93% a 94; Erie, 37 a 3734; do. preferred, 64% a 64%; Hud- son River, 46! 47; Harlem, 17 a 174%; do. pre- ferred, 43 a 4314; Reading, 5754 a 58; Michigan Central, 64 a 6444; Michigan Southern and North- ern Indiana, 2744 a 2734; do: guaranteed, 6124 4 62; Panama, 13734 a 137%; Illinois Central, 6154 a 62; Galena and Chicago, 71% a 71%; Cleve- land and Toledo, 48 @ 4834; Chicago and Rock Island, 67% a 67%; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 78 a 79; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 36 a 3634; Mlinois Central bonds, 7's, 9444 a 96. The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows $663,697 21 310,000 00 983,601 64 15,214,993 65 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $22,999,143 53, and the balances $1,487,256 19. The coupons dueJuly 1 of the Sacramento Val- ley Railroad will be paid at the office of Schuchardt & Gebhard. The coupons due July 1 on the fire, civil and school bonds of the city of San Francis- co will be paid by W. T. Coleman & Co. The Metropolitan Bank has declared a semi-an- nual dividend of three per cent, payable July 7; the Atlantic Bank, of Brooklyn, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable July 1; the Washington Marine Insurance Company, a semi- annual interest dividend of three and a half per cent, payable July 1; the Continental Bank, a semi-annual dividend of three per cent, payable July 1; the Great Western Marine Insurance Company, @ semi-annual interest dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the Ist of July; the Mercantile Fire Insurance Company, a semi-an- nual dividend of five per cent, payable July 1. The project of the new tariff, as laid before the House of Representatives by the Ways and Means Committee, contains, as might have been expect ed, somo errors and oversights. Among others, jead ore is taxed 114 cent additional per pound; but the duty on pig lead has not been increased at all. Now, of lead ore we have probably never imported over two hundred tons a year, while we import regularly over twenty thousand tons of pig lead, The object of the committee probably waa, and cortainly should have been, to lay the duty on pig lead. This oversight will probably be correct- ed without delay. What the country wants is, on the one hand, to render itself independent of the foreign world for its supply of lead, and, secondly, to derive a substantial revenne from any forcvign lead which may come here. The Western mom- bers should look to their interest in this matter. The Boston Post of yesterday furnishes the fol- lowing information relative to Lake Superior cop- per mining companies:— Copper is very firm at 23 cents, with an upward ton- dency. If the present price oven holds, some of ‘he mpanies will pay handsome dividends, Minnegot dollar dividend attached, is firm at from , which will pay « divitend in August, is 0; National is firm a 82 bid; the mines ry: looking botter, and a dividend will ba made in July; the Quiney, it is now said, will probably pay a \ividend of throe dollars in No: till Jantary; the product for May the Po. wabte got as tauoh ia May as the Quincy, aud the kaoow, e Pittsbury oi pee NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, | JUNE 26, 1862. fag on % 120%: Jovking 1 1S tnd ine [0 se ts ong Don steary’ at 13% a Life £ONPEF alts has decin op a small product; stock, on Lake Superior, s tock Exchange. Stock Bae pnsssiay, June 25, 1902 $7000 US - 100%¢ 100sbs NYconRR. aio 90% 9000 e ssl rex 102% 100 Erie 7 0 Ue ee toast 100 Erie RR pre! oy oouser. "BL, con 106% 50 Toouo Use ony icy a. He 400011 ev. - 6000 Lil war oan. . 10000 Tenn d's,'90.4B0 58. 6000 di 8% 20 3000 58% 200 2000 dov.ssse.+ 836 60 do 63 5000 cncolina G's. 7B'¢ 100MS0& Nind Hi, up 51% do. 26 514 750 M Bo 8 i 4 5 1000 Mine Spe bis 108 1000 mitral é’s 101 0 ‘alé 187 10000 rion %3in b,'83 97% 20 1 Gon ii. me ae 9000 Krein diab 96 90% 60 SECOND BOARD. cou. 1064¢ 200 shs Mich Con RR, 50 MichSo&Nind RR 250 do. -b1l0 *idcou. 9634 1500 Prea7 3-10pens 1053; 21000 Chi & N W2dm 33 1000 Chi& NW as’tbs 3000 Mich So 24mge 1000 Han&stJoRbda 1000 Pits, FW&Cnim 6000 Hud Rivindbds 4850: American gold. 108% 26 ahs PaMsSCo..£30 116 50 do. tee 150 Mich So & Niguar 11 Panama RR..... 200 Cleve & Pitts RR. 100 Galena & Chi RR 100 Clev & ToIRR.810 0 Chi & Rk is Mil 1 Pr duchrit o 363 So Little Miami Rie” 108 47 Tol & Wad pref.. 48 PI “Lect 64 200 Hud River RR... 47 Specic Quotations. By F. P. JAMES & CO., 45 Wail stecet. GOLD. SILVER, American geld. American ‘halt doll 6 60 Ger. AFrenve ct Eagise allver (£) $6, cITry agra REPORT. Wepnespay, June 25—6 P. M. Brrapsivrrs.—Flour—The market for common and medium grades of State and Western were again in good request, aud Se. to 10c. per bbi. higher, while ‘a de- scriptions were firm. The sales embraced about 22, 000 bbis., closing within the range of tho following Prices: = Supertine Xtate 20 a 4 35 Extra State .. 460.470 4200435 465 46 00 4 60 a 6 00 500 a5 70 5 802675 676 a7 25 215 2400 2 86 a 3.00 prices were Sc. per barrel higher, while the demand was good, with sales of 1,200 bble. at the above figures. Southern flour was in moderato demand, while prices were ba ter, with salos of 800 a 900 bbis. within the above range Rye flour was in good request, with sane our figures. Corn meal was in toaay de- mand, with sales of 600 bbis. , clesing within the rango of our figures. Wheat was again activeeand advanced about 2c. per bushel, with sales of about 175,000 bushels at $116 a $1 18 for rod Wertern, $1 19 §1 21 for chvice amber do, $1 03 a $i 06 for good to pre springs SL oe 1 Moght OS L0F,, , Musvrauken olub, and for Chicago sprivg, ane ‘st 36 for choles wicbigan and Kentucky white, Corn was again active and {rom ic. a 2c. per bushel higher. Tho sales embraced about 120,000 bushels at 45c. for eg 48c. a Sle. for pew mixed, b2c. 4 58e, st and dolivered; S8¢ for Southern . & 6Tc. for whitede, Kye was firm and i good request, with sales of 6.500 bushels at Tc. for Western, and T5c. for State. Barley and bariey malt was quiet. Oats wore firmer, with aales of Canadian ana Western at 42 ‘cc. a d4c, and State at 44 tc. a d5c. Corrox.—The market was again excited, and advanced from 2c. a 23;c. per-lb. The sales embraced about 2.500 bales, closing on the basia of 355¢c. a 36c. por Lb. for middling uplands. Frewnrs.—Rates were casier and fayored shippers. To Liverpool about 35,000 bushels wheat were en- gaged, at 940. a 10d., in bulk and ships’ bags; 18,000 do. ‘corn, in Bulk and bags, at 9%4d. a 9isd., with some flour at 38.; 100 bbis. lard oil at 30s.; 400 packages lard at 80s.; and, per stea 300 packages butter and 1,100 boxes cheese at 60s. To London 5,000 bbls. flour at 38.14. To Glasgow 10 tong oll at 338. A Britivm bark to Cork, for orders, at p. t., and a Norwegian bark with 20,000 bushels of grain to Cork, {or orders, at 88. 3d. por quarter. To Havre lard and tallow were at 3¢c., and 12,000 bushols wheat were reported at 16c. per bushel. NAVAL S10xE8.—A Sale yesterday of 307 bbis. crude turpentine, from Newbern, was the largest of the prosent yer, and brought $9 per 280 pounds. Spirits Wore unsettied and prices irregular, ranging from $1 25 to $1 824 per gallon. Sales of rosin were small and irregular. Provisioxs.—Pork—The* market was active, while prices were firmer. Tho saios embrace | about 3,000 bbls. at $10 8714 @ $11 for mess, and $8 C24; a $8 75 for prime. Beef was unsottled: sales of 300 bbls. wore made at irregular quotations. Cut meats were in demand, at steady prices, with salcs of 700 packa, FY SX. for shoulders, and at 4 ic. the latter figure for choice; bacon was firmer, with saies of 1,200 packages at 7} wore unchanged fai ay, June by the Frastus E, Chat, bsq., of yme, Conn... Rev. D. Murray, to Mies Ewtty B. Crannart, of New Loudon, Conn. ‘Hoetuxet—Toraxy.—On Tueslay morning, June 4, by the Rev. John W. Beach, Kowix M. Huuurrt to Bitcs Euma A. Toruay, both of this city. Kirrcnam—Bentox.—At Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Juno 25, by the Rey. William T. Karr, Natuasim. Kxrestax to JaNe E. BENTON , all of Brooklyn. KixG—Jexwixs.—At Frechold,Greeno county, N. ¥., on Teuslay, June 10, by the Rey. J. R. Hoag, Mr. Awos P. Kina, of Now York city, to Miss AxagLA S., youngest daughter of E. Jennings, Haq. of the former plac MonKeLi—Sever.—On Wednesday, June 2, by tho Rev. Mr Murray, Dasiat. Mornsi. to Comsxnia a Suen, daughter of A. P. Silver, Esq, Died. Aneys.—Ou Wodnesday. Juno 25, Maucanrr Jame Arxexs, daughter of James Aikens, aged 2 years, § months and 2] days. ‘The friends and relatives of her father, and uncles Robort and William Magee, aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half. past two o'clock ,ftom the rowidéace of hor father, 371 Second avenue, corner of Twenty-third street. Browx.—On “" ednesday, Juno 26, ANN JAN®, youngest daughter of Mv. Samuel Brown, agot 1 your aud 3 months. ‘The relatives aud friends of the fami'y, and thoso of her grandmoths, Mrs, Wasson, are respectfully invited to attond the fumeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at halt- past two o’el.ck, from the residence of her father, No. 147 Front street, Brooklyn. Busw.—On Tuesday, June 24, at his late restdence, No. 67 Leroy sir jon, James W. Busit, momber of the Fitth Assembly is riet, in the 56th year of nis ane. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mom- bers of Assembig and tho members of the Hedford stroet Methodist Bpiscopai chirch, are respect gg vited to attend tha funeral, on Friday afternoon, at < one o'clock, from tho Bedford streot Methodist Rpt iscopal church, corner of Bedford and Morton streots, ie dani —At Brooklyn on Tuesday, June 24, Maret only daughter of A. F. and E. F. Downing, aged 3 yours, 5 months and 23 days. The friends of the family Aro invited to attend the fu- neral, this lay) afternvon, at two o'clock, from 258 Hridge strcet. Davow.—On Tuosday, June 24, Fraxk Romyson, ly son of Giles H. and Olive M. Devoe, aged 5 years, 3 months and 14 days. The frisnda of the family tend the funeral, from the corner of Seventy-liith streot and Eleventh avenue, this (Thi esde. ernoon, at one ‘an. His remains will be interred in Trinity Come- pectfully invited to at ‘California rs please oo} *Ciornt pnere ny, June 24, of consumption, Wa. Fraaien, to the 30th year of his age. His relatives and (riends are Sapecttuliy invited to attond the funeral, this day (Thursday), at twelve o’clouk, noon, from’the residenco of his sister, No. 872 Kourth street. Forey.—On Wednesday morning o’slock, of diptherin, Oxenza, your and Ellen Foley, agod't year, 10 mov Bs and 29 day ‘Uur first offering to the shrine of Heaven. May she be as acceptable to God ag she was to us. The friends of the family are resy wy, invited to (ond tho funeral, from tho residenye of he ni 114 Elizabeth ‘street, on Friday afternoon, at oi 5, at five o'clock. Fincn.—On Tuesday, June 24, of pulmonay disease, after a lingering ‘lino (at the residence of bor grand: mother, Mee, Philip Young), Miss Onivia Brown Frxen, aged au years. Fuveral services on Friday, 27th tnat,, at four o'closk Rockianc bas advanced a trite a8 the mine ta expected to look beitsr soon; fiancock du, clined a tie, but rallied, closing firm ; its friends say st is the mos: promising mine, cousidering the prige of the to ationd the avenue road, Bon. Sche Mail, Brane Snow Hills Hill—A C Havens. with mise and passengers, ty MU Rol Ant sat 29 37, on 79 13, passed ship Great Repubi Tac a dividend Ula (0M, ind wine Navobeen-| PW: 8 Christ church:-Riw. Masry Finch, rector, of long time; Franklin product for May was ob is kel to\ ba tocesened tor sal nol expect 19 be Cress for Ce eee ees siok has fallen back to 14; Contral al las Sbrewsoury, NJ. Cincinnati, Obio und New Orlewos papers please phoid ‘over, G. Anke, ago 38 youre. Sen fran ot ers please coy. Wit, only sun 00 1 months and 1 days. ed to attend the funeral, bis at thres o'clock, from Lafuyeite, invitati (Than hursday) ‘and 80 days. ‘The relatives and friewde iny ctfully ted t9 attend the funeral, this (Phu hi yee og clock, froin luis late residence, No. 10 Goerck st: eet. uf wi!l be taken to Woeetchester for interment. Maluimore aud Troy papers please copy. 5 5 ‘i Worlnesday, Ju og A cial Ay » Jane 4 £5, glee ao seve «gut, iD the 35ta year 2nd agyu tutaucos are respectfully inyit this (Thursday) af feernoo®, at ies 0, 19 Socond street, —On Tiesuay 00 24, Thomas IRE, native of county Loug8s pacish Afooy, Irelaud, in the 29th year of his age. His friends and retatives are rospectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, this heed alteruapn, at one otclock, ow his lato residence, 361 West Twenty-sixth O'Barew.—At Now Haven, Conn., on Tuesday, June 24, from wounds received at tho battle ot Fair Oaks, Qxoxar. Se" ralaeaieead teecenlanet tr Sew should our tears in. sorrow When God rocaiis his own; And bids bim leave » world of woe For an immortal crown. am his work is done ly Dist, He fought the figh:, the victory’s won, And enters into rest. ‘The friends of tio family, acquaintances and members of the Sify fifth seginent, ave respectfully invited to end the funeral, (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residoneeof his mother, Mrs. Bridget O'Briew, Third avenve, between Filty-third and | ifty- fourth atreots, with. atfurther notise.. O'BRiex.—On Wedneed ny, Juno 25, Taomas Jaxy O'Baren, # vative of Newcastle West, county Limerick, Sowth of ireland. ‘Tho rotatives and frienda of tho family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi- dence, No, 815 Sixth avenue, thts (Thursday) afternoon, al tww o'clock, Paxton. —On Tuesday June 24, Samves Paxtow, native of Canton, China, aged 63 years. “The irleuds ana tequaiitani spoctfully invited to attend tue (unoral, this (‘bhirsday) afternoon, at hatf-past two o'clock, from his lete Fesi- dence, 55 Cherry steoct. Raxpouvu.—la Brooklyn, on Wednesday, June 25, Groxce W. Raxvews, aged 22 years au’ 6 months, Farewell bay, adieu, adieu, Toan no jonger stay with you, Thy glittering crown ap; ears in view— Albis well, all is well. The frionds and relative of tho famity, also the officers and members of Jackson Engine Company, Nu. 11, and the officers and members of Ei: gine Company, No. 20, res’ ectiuily invited to attend the ‘aneral, from tho reai- dence of IMs parents, Ne, 211 Bridge street, this (Vhura- day) ‘afternoon, at fworo'clock, without further ‘invita- ion’ SALTZMAN.—At White Plaing, on Tuesday, June:24, Mra. Many Ann Satratay, da the 78th year of Her age. ‘Tho relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully tovited to attend the funeral, from the residence of hey daughter, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Trains leave the Harlem depot, Twenty-sixth street, at half-past ten A. M. Sanrorp.—On Tussday, June 24, Maury Nears, wife of Charles Sanford, aged 38 years. Their triends and relatives ure respectful! invited to attend tne funeral at her la‘e residence, No. Pavonia ayenne, Jersey City, this (Thursday) ufternoon, at two ° "clock, without further notice, Tavior.—On Monday, June 9, at his residonce, Fenay Halil, Yorkshire, England, Mr. James 5. TayLor, formerly amember of the firm of Lord & Taylor, and ‘tor maby years u resident of this city. New Orlwans pape: please copy. Wri. —On Wednesday moruing, June 26, ALurrt Fxay- cas Ware, youngest son of David and Ellon Weir, aged 8 of tho family are re- months and 12 days, The friends und acquaintances of the family are re- Spectfully Invite@ te attend ths funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’clock, from thé residence of his No, 83 Gansevoort strost, to Greenwood Veme- tery. Your —At Poughkeepsie, on Tuesday, June 24, at ton PEM, afer along and painful illness, Geonax Youre, aged 60 years, formerly a resident of Now York city. ‘The triends and acquaintances of the family are invited funeral from hia late residence, South 5 beiow the city of Poughkeopsi oon, at three o'clock, ~SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—H18 DAY. CLEARED. Steamship Roanoke. Couch, New Orleans—Ludlam & Hel. neken. coh Indiana, Hobson, Melbournc—Mallier, Lord & Que- stip Patrick Henry, Moore, Loudon--Grinnell, ad Ship Humbolat (Han), Boysen, Hamburg~Sloman & Eye Wilhelmine (Brém), Hardenburg, —— Howland & Frothinghasn, ig Minturn ‘ol Penniman, Coffin, Quracoa—Moore & Henry. Anna (ir), Morrow, St Thomas—A J Fenision. North America, Wallace, Boston—J Frye & ¢ aa he Suwa, Whittemore, St Pierre--Vatable & 8% Ray- Schr Dolphin, Santa, Sayanilia. Sci-r Aima (Br), Cutry, Windsor, N3—D R Dew. Bone Fellow Cratt (B3), Lane, Mi JohG NIOP'T Nevica & Behr NC Price, lade! p Schr Naiad Queen, Tiulse, Phi ladelphlaVan ‘Brot & Ser Tangent, Rich, Philadetphia Small, Philadelphia—J Frye & Co, , sladephin Maat phia—H § Rack: s—J Boynton & Sons r ba te Be f Schr Wilt Huteningn, Newbury ort—Master, Rear Glenroy, Wakefield, Boxton—Ma: Sloop Pointer, Nichols, Prvidence—L Kenny. Sloop Intent, Jennings, Norwich—Maser, ARRIVED. Steamship Lord Seater (Ir), Rottenhouse, St John, NB, days, in ba last, to Arthur Leary Steaniship Coatza oaicos, Mary, New Orleans MEN Wm Tapscott, Rell, Liverpool, May 14, with mdse Tapscott 4 Co. iad light w eat Sip F Gabain (Brem), Yon Hagen, Bremen, 35 days, Trith, inden und 488 passengers, to C Laling & Co. ‘L5ch in Hr ship Metropolis, from St John. daysout, Had two deaths and one birt rriaian Hire), Steen -rafe, Bremen with 202 pansencors, to Kaaich, the, orihern pa ad vory rotigh weather and W gates up to the Sra Haat “ hen Tight winds and gals. May 31 lat 48 28. lo snoke Norwegian bare Rarpen, for New Yor! large keebergs: 2st ol Geors bound Bj 15! 2 4), ion 60 cernising. vith, jesmaileratt in tows Bark Setuna (awe), kydil, Lisbon, 42 days, with aatt Ae, t order, May 15, lut 57 18, lon 19 2 Br brig Van nie er, of Sunderland, from: w York. lat 45 30, ion 3820, packed 2 Shoal assed Br brig Milo, , passed w wcrew steamer, Bark Mana Moron (of Southport, Knudson, Palermo, Apri 25, pas Many do, to DC Mur- ray. med the Bawss Sth h time had light BW winds with thick log and lis, May 16, off Yt im from Lisbon for Bay Lay Pevit, Sdaye from Gadi Samderland), Cossom, Lisbo Tu, the latter part of (on 69, spoke bark Byi- ‘Weertern Isiands, spoke me day, Br bark & ‘en, Wallner, Rondo at ), Ficwher, St NB, 7 days, berle, StJobn, NB, U days, with atin, Stdohn, NB, 9 days, with pick. port, 7 daya. Brie WAtford, Alien, Hateineca, IT dase, Sawyer, Overt, field, 10 days, S Glotieester. 3 daya, Bosian, 3 days Tor Ativwny. or Albany. rd Eng r Belle, Brown, New Haven Bene CW Chapin, Chapin, Albsny for Providence. Sched Rogers, Duell, A‘bany for Portiand, Ob Bebr Brandywine, Wheeler A! for Norwich, horndike, Rondor + Fortress Mowre yee Westel Th bark Amanda, of ‘Benge Quarantine, ts consigned to Mi BELOW. One bark and one brig, unknown, SALE Steanehine Roanoke, New Orleans: Cossack, ant Bite Torry; slips Surprise, Hong Kong; Alice Coancs, and Ms ridian, London, ‘Wind at sunset NW, from Havant & Houghio Miscellancous, Jou Mornay, McKenzie, from Bangor for Hart- uit into Newport 2ist inst, having sprung aleak lth, pi wi + leaving Salen, and the crew exhausted with constant ump ings kame day, parted one of the main shrouds on port fide, She will procure an auditional man and proce Hartiord for repairs. AKyan, May 6—The Britannia, Patten, which satled henes April l7 for Falmouth, grounded when dropping down the harbor on the 19th, but sustained no damage, Bazavia, April O—The ship Sweepstakes has Leen ant. 8 Hustained Very KeVeJe Injurios, and the cost rd alone for repairs i® @: tr Captain MacGill has decided to Fell eect’ whom itmay concern, The Rosette was sold today for 15,3108. (uy letier to Ellwood Walier, Esq, Secrotary of Moard of Underwrivers.) Carourta, May 9 The Shakepeare, Norcross, hence for Lon..on, reyorwed on shore near Hooghly Poiut May 4 has on this side the “Jame Lt Ma pring Udes to cross ree Marchand, from Ne paskaue here last even. ne thn catco, saving i the id Voing other #light anroage, Hong Kona, Apri 4/—Tae crew aud passengers were all copy. Havus.—at Syracuse, on Wednesday, Juve 13, of ty- Hut —0n Tuesday, Juno 24, at La" ‘ayette, N.J.,Czonar ia W. aod Jonnie Hill, aged § relatives and friends of the family are respect ully afternoon, hout further Kieny.—On Monday, June 23, Wita Taomas, son of tbe lave Caleb aud Susan Kirby, uged 20 years, 1 month Sauyz.—On Wodnesday, June 25, Jouy Libis avod Og gaved from the American ship Lucretia, Waeding, Francisco, which struck on the BE wide of Prats April UL, started i post, his atso' ben naved. Capt thease = ero Jet ous Kons Aprit 10, made (ihe Gise day had wtrong bre baie ara tr Wild from the Now Pourads’ a ng strong (rain N ‘bot diow! § (rou) NNE. win about BAGS and B By 8, Teckoning placed her ‘Friday evening. sid heer, the wt a ball, sem Tu» short hones ie for ther Et r and the ship tated away to ki ‘a her from eplitngover, ax tie carge tn the old mmemed yetling over boats te land the \ase ve and grew, Se PASSE epop id provender for the island, and Lor inore. ANCE noon seven fast Lowts caine an. tee crea of whieh wo. heasiipasined to strip the vessel as fast ws pos: | engors left, and the fast on loading wash after which Capt Harding PP sealiod una: thet (0 take all the crew and, passengers on oats and proceed to Hong Kong, Great eredis ix due to x Faulsicrons tho shit others Chat they were teced, {om ie hese perseverance that thi 1 thermeinny oF: ye sag sara that (hey wero all eroate wi the apt bowl the jumks, @ of thew Sreatest kincness Cs Ne grrived at Hong Kong taton #714 enrgo, Owdevens, May SThe Se a Emma, Sherman, GSR dase, ‘wna totally lost on’ the Paracels onthe ith afar pineas “at 4c3y AM, two days afier raving Maeno. The ship aicuck aft ti “oh low water. ead diately broke in Several at. “Mpls were made to get it to the ros the boats w — lowered and quickly cavalzed and broken up,” Capt Sheri, ene Ss sears | 8 Were seen dritung out to sew, and no be, be entertained of thelr safety. Many of th. #00 refused to leave the wreck, and were killed or drownea *S April aud fore part of the hip foliin. The chs. * Sits Ave ol jase nuNager. tr y have remainec for u. four y a. tiving ‘on ryote and Iewres soon, WS ANd Ho‘hing elae, the whole time, Ni bouts, we Ou hand, Wit none would take the crew Rwar: though two Just the boat or (hree Chinese were landed in Id fe Whlch they have arrived im thie harbor hap Lo gall at the island, and consented. to. bring uci up here for $2, ‘The boat left the Paracels for this on the: Bul gurrenk bat following are ine names of those lc cme sone en ele he wn, J Meixner, J McUlure, i men; and 19 Chinese passengers. igs eon Cautvonnra Steauens—The atcamers of the Il tween New Yorc and Aspinwall, to eonnect with se tive Steainers at Panama for San Francisco, will run hereafter + trips # month, viz: om the Lat, 1th, and Slat. Mr J C Meincke, the purser of the Bremen seas meus, wil wovept our thanks for favereseesre dee re The steamship Fulton, at pter 37 NE, | . i matin Pultan, at pier 87 Nit {a londiog for New The stem Star of the South, at pi a1 for Key Weat aud Port Pickens, aud will probably wait ane evening. A2 ship Josiah Bradlee, 643 has been sold in Bowton for $23,000. oe Meridien, built at Boaton im 1862, 1150 tons, has Id, supposed at $62 60 per tom, and was purchased by ‘thos Doshaae Euq. Bi « Rosette was sold at Batavia Apri? 30 for 15,s10r. pease built at Medford in 1849, Bark Cart, 230 tons, hawbecn sold at Sanghae for 000 Mexican dollars, : Brix Solferino, built 8 years since vy Coopor & Slicer, of Haltimore, was recently sold to parties in thes city for $11,000. She satleu Jor this port 2ist m22d inst, Prize schrs Wave and Active were sold at Philadelphia on Thursday last, If st. The former brought $400, and the laiter $1050, saxinenth of bark Milwood, as discharged from her sold at auction at’ New Bedford 21st inst, to from the yant of JT named the Agra, and Foster, a fine slip of about 900 tor owned by TB Wali on of Boca Whate: Sid from New Bedford 234 ark Millwood, Hatha- iat Bermuce J 10, bark ; Xk, jermuda June rl partan, ince. town, from cruise, with'80 bbls oil. “Cuted for mocuise, wad reruained 17th. ; At St George, Bermuda, June 11, bark Reseius, Hunne- wall. NB, oil a8 before. ‘ouche | at Masthew Town, Inagua, June 3, schrs Cara L Sparks, Sparks, of Provincetown, 5'mos out, 1i5 bbis vil, bound to Charleston Ground, ail weil; Alleghany, Cook, do y bikfish, tor do, all well (not as before). ‘Touched at Port au Prince $d inst, schrs’ Sarah Ls Sparka. 0f Provincetown, with 140 bbi= ou, and Alleghuuia, of do, wit 115 bbli—put tn for supplies aud sailed. Ary at Paita May 2%, bark Mars, Barker, NB, 1805p. No date de. snake ahtp Hector, Chase, NB, bark Stella, Wiussey, lo, notht| pokenaciune 8, lat 26.5, 1on 86 25, schra Montezuma, of Monterame, of Piovinosiown. 100 sp; "Rising Sun, of don a a api GW Lents, of do, 110 sp. ht wt same itme; bi ravi on, 0 Jun 1B off Hatteres, schr Rainbow, of Nantucket, 70°sp bush, Spoken, &c. Ship Morning Star, Fosicr, hence for Sam Franoiaco, May eit Seal B Il, Winchell, henee for Hi nip Santucl Russell, . Beara et BT ponte arch io foe tor ip Good Hoy ler, from Calcutta TNE ol camper easiie » Art Union, “Morrison, frowa nojeite at zt 148, ton 41078, es Daye 9 Bmily Faroum. Simes, fom Calcutta Aprit'24, nds. jon We yen apa wnnip, Torrent, from Hong Kong for San Francisco, May 4, 4 Siup Nathantel Thompson, from Cadiz for Boston, May 24, t 8 sada eei McMullan, from Salem for Bombay, March 12, fi Bare Searshraoke (Br), from London for NYork, June 3, lon, Bark Wm A Banks Bartlett, from Havana for Antwerp, June 6, lat 50, lou 9 ee Bark Sherwood, hence for Agpinwall, no date, lat $216, 63.10. i k Lucy Nickels, hence, sieering S, was seen June 12, off Gun Key. ae, ‘ia, Nichols, from Gibraltar for NYork, May 16, jat ST, Brig Onward, Pengally, hence for Rio Janeiro, May 8, Int 28 N, lon 36. Brig ShibholetD, “aa 20 days from Boston for Sagua. June 12, off Angtilia, Foreign Port: Yaxor, April 2—Tn port ip Golden West, ‘McKenzie, from Shanghae arr léth, 7 Cs ae cOTEA, May 6—Arr Norway, Major, Liverpool via Ria janeli In port 8th, Zuletka, wins for London ies; a of the Went mien Edward, Lr Tor Manrittos doz Victoria; for Ben B-ancisen dos Warert Henty, for Galle @o; Paragon, Howes, do; Chevalier, John: 5 Gertrude, Young, tor Colombo do; “Albert Gaiiatin, Storer; 8 G Glover, Killum; Brewster, Dunbar; T B'Wales, Litcoths and Nomi Atlante, Graves, uae. Foocuaw. ‘April 19-No Ain ret port piiareattaed 26—In port ships Carrington, in Rover, ‘more, Tread weer 'B Howard (Dan), by aid. amd Wartte wi, Simmon: for San Francisco; West Win, Elliott, and Buena Vista, Ayres, for Melbourne, Sulla d ‘vier, Cooper, for Shanghae; Vauclise, Nelaon, diag; Fortuna, Hansen, and Goiden State, Rantett, tines “Gaine Gack, Jayne, for sale: barks farly Bi Francisco; Benefactor, Davis, for Kenaga aki, Redersan, 106 ACAO, In ship S$ If Talbot, Sears, from Hong eg Ber aie for RY ork. Poxce, June 10—In port brig Nahant, Strout, for NYork, ung; schr Maggie Bell, Gilkey, for do next day. nd ‘Swatow, April 15—In port bark Moneka, May ‘0, for Shang: in port sehrs A E Willard, Conl. ‘alker, Guliiier, for Philadelphis 17—Arr schra Belle, Maber, an rk; 20th, Wentworth, Smith. do old ee. a by art, Londo Bagi Pigtidetpbin: TRNTSIN, April S—Arr bark 4 Pedro IT, Lewis, Shang- hae (and was 0 VALEncta, Mee Arr fag Itving, Callao. Wraxroa, 26—In port sip J C Humphreys, Olsen, from Houg Koug are-3mh, Al — Ports. TAS Page (tug, of NYork), bec and Haliax or NYork, put in : Vision, Ci Prince vie In: iret, Klizabel Fort Lee ane, 1 ti att Parker, and eMitschier, ‘Gorham, brig ira; @ bark and three brigs. Cid ship Sarah Ne mah, cit Leg Race Home, Searles, Tirate a Sm err Leone; brig R j gues Hveruiade, Hewett, ia? Jane, Haskel vac iy ge ta i om don i Tarquin, Wood, Spacey, Ron. tor doy Cid Br steamship Al das Lvia Tipiitax; bark Forest Beile, persivate B mas brig Wanderer, Patterson, Cork via NYork; schrs Mente Phtisdettie vie Witmington, Del; JW, Fi NYork, Ski brig KW Packer, BALTIMORE, June 23—Arr bark Ley Ritrabeth, Nichols, Havana; brigs Biiva M Strong, Btronz, Hava Hunt, Carfoboan Sens Frames Jone, Kilroh, ac Yobrs schrs' Christiana, Kuigit, Port mt; Messenger, Bangor, Cld bark Gievalvon (Hr) for orders: schrs Martha, Fo, McKay, Kingston, mee Baxter, Boston; Martha Jane, do; Swan, Dill, Providence, JOB. June 2—Cla brig Baron de Castine, Saunders, Da ep alay ty ey Homer, NYork. Cid 20th, seb . sip Bila, Drummond, Per Honda SW intreck. Soni” Ht yur, Pulindolphin Miclugin, Mitchell, 2i—Arr ship sine ‘atic, Neweomnb ‘ordand to in for Beto, aur M Atari Roady "Xorks Bd shiy Mou tainecr, je Thomast tw load for Hristo 4a atc i. ervoul; Paske. Donen cod rai K Dunton, Sherman, aud S Sid Lath, a Arey, ais Flowers, i FORT, June Are che Northera Light, Lane, NY patin May 20—Cid brigs Lincoln Webb, Lieyd, and Har- rhet, Sed. oly, Fortress Mouroe. Het Old orig Tronelin, Kaier, Nessa, BRISTOL, June 20—Sid ¢ hrs rocker, Progeeey from Taunton), Kelley (itom Pro lence), do, Arr achr S$ Lane Seaward, NYork, Sid sloop Thoe TORYAESY June fond @ i Now York: y tine {Are schra Grecian, Hagerty, Now Inthe Baitores Die, Philately! hin sgoval Oi. Henson, i ; Lagrange, Mervili, Trinket, M'Dow ald, 4 CASTING, June 18—Arr ship Bameralty, York, Gadis, ELIZABBTUPORT June Meld brig M White, Barstow, Providence; scinre § fall, Padeitor!, ‘Taunton; B ¥, Ball, and Quaker City, Bénjainin, New Haven E Sos Geet, Norio; 8 Synth, Wordem, Bridgoper Mobite, Siaintord; Hyeiyn, Famer, and 0 Ack @ Gleaner, Wieeler, and Mary Gi ccmma Brlageport; « ‘Gen Lewis, Mertill, Norwall ea Can Ann Rovecca, we Biwell, Dorchester: Nort volo echre. Atm Haekon Hast Gambrlage? Bal Kate, Bikimore, and MA Lo: eH re South Norienii June 17 Ary echita Olive Hicrrick, NYork. Branch, You aware, ad wor and Marodiluy, ct “#astronn, June M—Cld sehr Romp, Stanley, Philadel. PELE RIVER, Jane 2—Are schrs MO Durfee d Red Hagie, Brown, Georgetewn, DO: sion byt vis, Elizabeth, Borden, Collins, NYurk. Sa port; Taane HL + Minerva, Jeiferson, Phiiadelph Hamre sche Bilas Wright, Bexeoat Kien), Brigas, do. #94, sob ‘VUrbunn, rchrs Oi Mackey, and © L Hulse, MoGar, Etlyabeth: Sorts Team Suilehe Crowell and ‘Sea Bird, Simmons, NYork. HARTFORD, June 2}—Bid © Dubois, Weaver, Philagers Phin} Deep River 1 re ear bark Justice Story, Jones, Bus- ton 33 New Or Cy, — sae June 22—Arr echr John Adama, Bie pe OF. ne 20—Arr schr oe ay Phitadol- | htt Leurona dobumon tee ene a 2let—Arr sh Apollo, Freeman, NY: Ree AT eR N che Lierane take dB wetheret, Siow bridge, Ship Iviand, tithe Be ages s Semen, Gere ey Pere sale fea canal cor jareeiiion via hairs ge Arr mae, % w iim tner, Philadetpt aie and Gomenh, Key W Hiavs. Parkér, Ke ‘cats, ; iets shige Ba Saute CBr. trom Cal ods Woodward. Minatitian at via Fort Piekons. At ue Sulp four muex fare lewr Jones, W¥ork; ayiight on Sunday sated thiee | ‘end W me ‘Sito basset Nar-ows) Bhi--Cid bark Helvetia, Brandorff, Bremen. en schrs Thomas b Si tivity “June Beart bi Hine Munson, and TV imme. fees stoops Kinderteok + Darling, aud John Stel, Nia Sark, Lucy Johns Tor Lown ina. fee Pie ae and MM Peto Howes, Barnes, teiord: pt “Tonto aaq~ Arr ot wa, Berton: br Adaws, a8. me Price, Auatha. jE igo, Joka Redgors, Buckaiew, peo Va Gilder, Fall River. ey Arr aches Lirzio W Dyer, nt, bar 6 Wills feed aclu Gis» Fiankell bg ret si adelpila; duntiey, NYork, "Std aitp Rocharnbeaitt ti a? ang AR bilge Pullip Larrabee Queen of tha Bt, Ye, Johnson, Matanzas ¢ 19—Arr schrs Chara, Cole, P hia; Sarah, Hotes, “WYork, PDih—sia sid sciss Ds, Maithews, Philadelphia; 2) PAWrUG UCKE, supe Are sehrs Mary M Braino hegre Y Brigitman, do. uy SO It port ships food, Taylor, for NYork, “Andrew Jackson, fv; site Hooper, Daniin: Rows McGaw, Torrent, and Zin Boreas, Francis Palmer, and Biatel and Josephine; wehra iitorn Cloud, Tata, Shing Ma i bark 8B Hale! ang) bi Be), Chapins ea, Sigadee, Mand teat enged areas follow#:—Ships q ‘osiah L Ho tn Hed and Georve Washiugio }, Crowell, Sid schr Mary | mer, Granmer, Philadetpi t Awr schr Georgiana, Teel, Elizabethport, SOMERSET, June 28—Arr 400} Dighton for N¥ork. Passed lips, from Philadelphia for sch Whimtier, Preabrey, from Faunto om fe ' Hane 23—Avr ehiy Clara fan ¢ Hardserabble, Str a8, chit fe Hel, Haven, wig onder MISCELLANEOU Ss. “NEW GAS APPARATUS FOR THE Bt atl ‘Phesubssriners are now. pared to furnish the, SATUS Qountry Residences Publis @ Bulldings, fo. Mt about one:balt the cost of apy heretotore offeres By this apparatua the expense of making gas ts red? the'same rato, and the coxt of materiais for mauu the gaa to supply ten burners will not exceed thirty GEORGE H. KITCHEN fobs « 0, Patenton ‘OUBTH OF JULY DOUBLE NUMBER BEAD) DL LES DIME NOVELS, N THE UNIONISTS DAUGITER, Talo of the Rebeliton in Tennessee. At sotise twenty ceuts: “For sale by all newadealers qn! SOLDIERS AT sicinenay Da and other peluts veonp et nent at half rates by the (IABN: $5, $5 00, $6 and $4 50, SHOES AND GAITER! £\ | tie newest styles, mow ready at JONKS', Wana LL SIZES BUNTING AND SILK PLAGS—ON for sale by HOJER & GRAHAM, manufactn? 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IMPAIRED SIGHT, NOISES 18 incipic, Which restoves |i yas well known New EISENBERG, a bis office, B Clinton | place, Eighth © G{LAGS, GILT BALLS, FAGLES, SPEARS, ran retail, by HOVER & GRAHAM, ae Duane street. a, TES, FLAGS, FLA steve ‘on hand the largest stool irom tres’ $0 thirty feet, to be found in this coun, Damting of oar own im tation, Wholesale O., manifacturers, 9 o “Batablished 1847. LAGS, Troe aise BUNTING FLAG Ww ‘sale . TOBIAS, fon street: Price It M™ . MARY J. THE DIAMOND N THE ROVGM. as ty RY a Recottect, the ares tik of For sate everywhere. Tistutn AND LES, | QELLING OFF, BELLING OFF, ATA \ TRBMES sacritce, (priit Yo alte indow o Stat "8, 874 Ludson sirect, near King. DRAKE'S PLANTATION Br | Bere Suey ee oe ie surchgines and tut pe —— a B BRILLIANT ANU ef oe mraaree " iC a tua sa ma 3 WALDEN’ Laxe, -_ mins & co CBLEDI ATED D i) 3 itee ITED STA’ rie ed MANOA FI Et NTO ‘AND, BUNT All Fireworks cold by A us Ne Bula