The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1862, Page 8

a Board of Aldermen. ‘This Poard met yesterday afternoon, Fresident Hoary the chair. After the reading of the minutes of the previors mecting, Alderman Brapy asked permission to have bis Rame recorded as voting tn the negative on the question ®{ returning % the Mayor bis message relative to the Family Aid ordinance. Granted. A resolution donating $2,000 to the charitable fund of | the Miro Depa: tment was adopted. & message was received from the Mayor vetoing the ferolulions and ordinances relating to the establishmen, Of St. Joscyh's Hospital, located in the Central Park, as fojlows — Mavoe Po THe Hoxonannenen bo. CENTLEMKRGT Fomee without my approval te “ordi. mance to provide for the relief of sick aud wounded, and he burial of deonmeed, soldiers enlisted from the cit New York,” togetiner with tie reper and resointioos which ecvompany it. Dbjaet to ibis ordinance becawse it direetly violates an @rpiicit provigion of the city charter, in the abssace of any emergency demanding it. Tt bi ibition comfained tn ‘the rstrciment, torborrow $50,000 en the credit et ihe Corpor Sou, to be ded in founding aad, supporting « hospital tor ani wounded soldier, so be caued the St. Joseph's ea, in the ‘iluated near the mortiern Doane of the Central Park. formerly: kKuown as the Academy jount St. it. “Maimtaining hospitals and appro- attendance for our sick and Wounded soldiers is un Suestionably an imperative duty; but it is not one that Somes within the province of the mumicipal authors fica Tt is a duty that properly belongs to the mili- BIT, departments of the Cederal and Suwte goveruments, This duty these deparements are wow ~ performl: and, with the powerful eo-ope: ation und ait of sanitary as: Sociations and benevolent individuals they are perforusing M1 in-g manner highly cre@itable o enr eauntry. There is, reiere, NO pressing necessity presented in stike Mat ofthe urgent wants of the families of Jeatify “us in disregarding ihe explicit in aryer. The dui viding for the 1a: Wihtus, while the ghigation to provide for disabled vovunteers devolves with equal direc ay of that federal government. They are iu the service an ulations of ovcrnument, and subject to all the ri ales and re je army woul they are finally discharged. Tadeed, it is not certain that we shetiudgobtain patients for this hospital if established ; for so conscious are the wilitary @uthoritios of their kesponsibilities im this matter, and. #0 essential (0 discipline is the enforcement of U ye; dations, that they have given direction and, thas soldiers shall only be sent © ander their it is officially announced that the State mili- ‘tary | authorition stand ready te. corapy., thie bulldings end maintain it asa military cir own expense, geking ony thet the roo ignites put Jn a proper condi ean be done at the military Biate m, who are familiar with the duty of provid- ing for sick and wonnded soldiers, are much betier qualied for that task than the corporate authorities of this et Besides, why incur this expense when those whose province itis to perform the duty avow theirreadiness to asstune i This city has done and will eonunue to do its full share in mtributing to the sinews of the present war; but our taxes re aready too burthensome to justify us’ in incurring which properly belong iovothers, Tt acema to me we shail perform our dut: in this maticr’by puting the baildiog Ine proper condition for oc: eupancy asa hospital, and permit the military authorities ‘of the Suis, whoare in fact a partof those of the United Biaies, to take charge of and support ft In addition to this, I think we should come forward, when the occasion seems fo demand it a8 we did a shor: clmaayo im aid of the recely- ng hospital in the Park, and join our utributing means to procure for the patient les and comforis as they may need beyond the ally furnished in miliary hospitals. We sbould thu ef promote the interests bath of the soldier and the y, than by assuming the duty-of maintaining and controlling the mavagement of @ hospital as proposed by thi. ordinance. returning the resolutions, because of their necessary. Sonnoction with the ordinance, I deem it proper to way that £ eh df high appreciation therein expressed of ction in this matter of the Risters of missioners of the Central Park, and of guished character, ability and. benevolence of the who patriotically tendered their services as the joard referred to in te urdiaan, EORGE OFDYKE, Mayor. The message was laid over. A report was received from the Committee on Fire Department in favor of paying Engine Company No. 8 g200 Leing interest on the value of the engine purchased for them. Aidermnan ‘Gener wished to know why the company 4id not apply to the Common Counei! at once for an ap- opration to pay for the engine, instead of applyin for the interest on the value of the engine. They might Keep on drawing mterest on the value of the engine until ut was worn Out, and it would then cost the city about $15,000 instead Of $8,000. Mr. Bray said he upderstood the engine belonged first te the builders, Lee & Larned, who requested the Man- attan Kngine Company to use it experimentally , ater Wich (he insuranee companies bought it, but still gave permission to the engine company to use. These facts ‘were told to him by Mr. Strong aud Mr. Carlisle, both pres ients of insurance companies. — some further discussion the Teport was recom- Bitte a Pig creaempe j yonherggd for the, celebration of the Fourth of, July was read. Laid over. Toe Board then adjourned till ext Monday afternoon at oue o'clock, The President and the Radicals. SATRACT FROM A LETTER ADDRESSED BY SENATOR ‘Sunate CuaMuar, Jur 1862. My Dean 8m—Your criticism of the President ls hasty Se ee ee would oot Reed: Lepr wre ntpacentlgmsn responsible for ‘the misfeasances of. ipates, unl adopted, or at Jeaat tolerated, by him. And.I am sere that nothing un ————— will be tolerated, adopted, is abourd wickedneaa, oi iosing the: | of turning our camps into bunting ground for slaves. He repudiates pe a ame jatter point bas occupied much bis — it, and the his,repeated declarations Seerd free Shoreline, teak canes finding sheir way ithin the national lines are een be rre-ensiaved. emancipation in the Ktates, emancipation in the District of Columbia, and the acknowledgment of the indepen- @ence of Hayti and Liberia, even your zeal would Dave been satisfed, for you would have felt the sincerity of his purpose to do what he could to carry forward the principles of the Declaration of Independcnoe. His whole soul was occupied, especially by the first proposition, which was peculiarly his own. In familiar intercourse with him I remember nothing more touching $han the earnestness and completeness witb which he embraced tb: To hes mind it was Just and beneficent, while it = the sure end of livery. Ofcourse to me, whe iad already proposed a bridget gold for the retreating fend, it was must wi come. F mg from the President, it must take its piace among the great events of history. If you are disposed to be impatient at any seeming shoricoming, think, pray you, of what bas been dove in @ brief period, and from the past discern the s muse of the future. Knowing something of my tious and of the ardor with which | maintained them, you Way, perhaps, derive some assurance from my ecn- Bdence. [say to you, therefore, stand by the ad tration. If need be, he Ip it by word and act, but stand by it aud have faith in it I wish tat you really knew the President, and bad heard the artiess expression of his evnvictions on these questi ns which concern you so deeply, You might, perhaps, wish that Le were less cautious ; but you would be grateful that he is #0 true to all that you have at heart. Believe me, therefore. you are wrong, and I re gret it the more because of my desire to see all our friends stand firm together, If ] write strongly it is because I foel strongly ; for my constant and intimate intercourse with the President, degioning with the 4b of March, not only binds me pe- cularly to his administration, but gives me a personal ae well asa political juterest im seeing that justice is dove him. Believe me, my dear eir, with much regard. ever faithfully yours, CHARLES SUM. Arrivals and Departures, ARRIVALS. wenvoo.—Steamer Arabia, at Boston—G A Meyer, Mrs r purse and child; Mr Atkinson, Mrs Akinson, Mrs and man servant, G Porc: 0 ST Burr, Charles Anderson, Win J Whita- Pilot, ‘Mtr Covting, Capes W Bouthiward, Me Diners, ios zs f Charles Ii Lord, M "Lord Cy tM B Banga, CJ Under. Tate et woud, Thomas 'Swersidgo, ‘atking, Mr Tieng, Ar Matlock, 3 Besurkhardte f Breer Charles G Joues, Nira doues, rs Griitas and child, Arthur Ritcule, W W Wilson, Frenels Fioru, John Kotinson, James A Dan DEPARTURES, P Africa, from Boston—Mrs J B and mail; Mise Hannah Rou, Mise 0G Turn all, OB Cha ung, Mr fer Josh Auburn, A Woioeki Laven roost Greenchilds, da: ith, Lett; ugh, + Azerian, wite, chi hd mala? 3 Bolles, Mise Greek ha naid, of BO wes, Boston, Mrs Abvie'R Pair tic Seahi fase, Lowel; Hanne Lowe, Lawrence, AY ‘biladelphia; © it and chi, M Resease w HES reat, Bang or, € ¢ Sooper omdon ; wile, y Professor ‘Bo lier und wite, RUA, irnineas ies yors, JF, n W Topping. 1 N Onborne, B To} ‘ae 81 Cyr, is WAL, (we chidre and se uO Oat yt ke, Gay ight, JF Lewis, Clarena, “Wi Sevayne. Hs ith, J Shaver, Hi Benner, Kew loth Be Fy A sittin HW Conklin, RS & ga Palmer. Mies Loutea’ Av- laven; J Man: pter EB Kuch and brother, G wife and child; Alvxamuer Or! bs eur Coun Rts ry is Maree ei ynolds, ( hier, 2 hy 1% MG ior, D Gm m de! Rogath of « Travierss. ( » i o 8 Vitota, D Gomez rignes, ¥ Ma te Alanet, M dea w / Tarato, D Cartaxe a) Jy Misra ¥, re, Negre W a — Our Nassaa (N. P,) Correspondence. Nassau, N.P., June 11, 1862. Ourious Development—New York Merchants Pilling Up Orders from Rebel Sources—The Over Sti in Pert—Ler Pwwatical Purposes Clearly Shown, de. ‘Smee writing you per steimer British Queen, I Pave ‘pean wasting about for news in this almost infamous Wetle island with which to furnish your readers, and have visited, for that purpose, the various stores, ware houses and several of tne rebel vessels lying in ur bar- bor. ‘rade continges exceodingly brisk, particularly among the merchants in the interest of the rebels (and there are few leading oues here who are not) snd vessels | from your port tontinue to sapirly them partially with the means to carry it on. Tm my last Timtimated that it was the general delet bere that some of your merchants were implicated in try Sling of orders from rebel sources, and, from recent ée- velopments, Tam led to the conclusion that the foumta- tion of the belief is a sound one. Last week the British schooner Time arrived -here irom your port, and was immediately placed alongside the notorious rebel steamer Coctle, into which she dis- chargediher cargo of floar, provisions, teas, &c-, eae: aud, a6 this steamer is considered one of packets between this port and Charleston, it ‘are et presume that her cargo was either ordered nor intended for consumption on this island. ‘The Time is a regular trader between this and your port,and the probabilities are that she will, as usval, take in acargo of naval stores, cotton or tobaceo, from Adderly & Co., on her return voyage ‘The Steamer Oveto is still lying waiting the sbip- meat of her crew, about which there seems to be some tromble on account of not being able to obtain the right sort of pirates. for officers. A retired officer from the British navy was offered, a few days ago, almost any amount he might name if he would take the position of guuner on this Anglo-Sardinian-Confederate rebel craft; bat-he declined their offers, and had the manhacss to te'l them tbat his duty to: bis government would compel him to decline any propositious they might make; and further, that he bad no sympathy with them, their cause or their infamous, raseally and blackguard govern- ment. | dard, of Washington, are stopping at ‘This vessel evidently means fight as soon as she can, procure rascals deey-dyed enough to man her, when her’ Anglo-Sardinian nationality will be set asideand Semmes will hoist the rebel, or, perhaps, the more appropriate one, the black flag, and set forth op his mission of mur- der ; rapine and piracy. Ob her arrival here she was said to be under the Sar- dinian or Italian flag, and in fact her papers showed that ‘she was cleared from England for a port in the Mediter- ranean; but subsequent évents have shown that her point of destination was here, and that her clearance for another port than this was to allay any suspicion that ance of such a formi lab le vessel ttle plague spot at this tine. The Losses in the Fourth New York, ‘Cavalry. OFFICIAL REPORT. ‘The following is the official report of the casualties in the action before Strasburg, on the Ist of June, of a reconnoitering party of one hundred men, under com- mand of Captains Hart.and Von Strauss and First Lieu- tenant Dolan:— First Lieutenant Dolan, wounded; Second Lieutenant Hawkins, wounded; Sergeant Crozier, Co. E, missing; privates Wilson, Co. E, wounded; McFall, Co. K, missing; McDonald, Co. B, missing. Companies 'B, C and E lose four horses each, with equipments, and ‘Company F seven horses. Total nineteen horses. In the action before Harrisonburg, June 6:— Major Von Piechelsteyn, missing; First Lieutenant Ahrens, wounded; private Schoen, Co. A, wounded; Corporal Schmidt, ‘Co. D, missing; privates ‘Buckhardt, Co. D, missin, Conrad, Co. D, killed; Jacob, Co. D, missing: Serge at Fuller, Co. P, missing; privates Brown, Co. F, missing; Banswein, Co. H, missing; Goldner, Co. H, missing; Kiitte, Co. uy, missing; Wurtz, killed. sixteen horses and e(juipments. In the action between Newmarket and Harrisonburg, on June 13 :— Private Glacken, Co. I, and horse, killed by bush- whackers when returning from duty to safeguard; pri- vate Fred. Commer, Co. 1, taken prisoner at New- market, June 12. The Colonel commanding the regiment is happy to be able to testify to the gallant conduct of the officers and privates composiug his cominand on each of the above Feucontres, und w the alacrity with which they per- formed their difficult duties. Col. ©. F. DICKEL, Commanding Fourth New York Cavalry. Personal Intelligence. G. Van Duver, of the United States Army; E. Hutch. ings, of Louisville, and C. A. Morse, of Cherry Valley ,are stopping at the St. Denis Hotel, Hon. W. D. Shipman, of Hartford; C, Bacon, of Middle- town, Conn.; Charles P. Schuyler, of New Yerk; Willis, of Portland, Me.; H.N. Campbell, of Westerly, Conn.; H. C. C. Kingsley, of New Haven’ and 7. T. Dawn, of Danbury, Conn., are stopping at the Albemarle Hotel. Dr. Bemis, ef Medford; 8. Chamberlain, of Cleveland; D..Washburn, of Pottsville; ©.¢. Batchelor, J. Sawyer, and W. A. Tete, of Boston; J. Mannur and wife, of Indiana; E*R. Shubrick and wife,of Philadelpifia, and A. Cursety, of 3. Louis, are stopping at the Fifth "avenue Major Vadder, of the United States Army; Lientenant Grant, of the First regiment Mounted Rifles, Virginia; Dr. M.F. Briigman, of Vermont; T. J. Carpenter, of Provi- Rey. J. L. Jenkins, of Rochester; C. March, of Greenland’ Horatio Ballard, of Albany. ahd HW. Siode Astor House. Dr. F. Everts, of the United States Navy; A. B. Wood- — Patterson; Lansing Proyn and son, and J. of Albany ; C.P. Wood, of Auburn; William Kelly or Rimeboon R. Wooster, of Delaware; H. M. Walmart and wie ‘op caicage” C.D. Wick and wife, of Cleveland, and G. V. Thompson, of Kentusky, are stop- ping at the St. Nicholas Hotel be oney a “at Gun & Co.'s Ameriean and Reading Rooms, No. 10 Strand, Lon- England, for : ie week ending June 14:—Mr. Wil- rote Tp ety David B. 0 A. H. Tracy, ‘ah, Robert Co , D. J. Col |, Of New York; Des ‘Sturtevant, Rev. Gi Hay Becticut; Jas. 8. pray 2 Bents, of Baltimore; Ww Cc. Riggs, of Washington, D. C.; Goodie, of Kentucky; E. Db. Ellinwood, of Chicago. Suvape iw Jersey Crty—Tne Iyquesr.—A distressing ease of suicide ocourred in Jersey City late on Wednes- day night or early yesterday morning. The upform- nate individoal was an Englishman named John Davis, who, on the eventug in question, applied for lodging at the police station, which was willingly granted by Mr. Fd- ware. Reilly, the Chief of Police. The active and intelli- gent officer, surmusing that all was not right (rom obsery- ing the appearance of Davie, had bim removed from the domiciliary department to one of the cells, 80 ae to pre- vent any trouble with the other poor people in that de. partment. It was afterwards discovered that he was laboring under @ severe fit of delirium tremens. He w imaginary ebjects, and also talked ovclock the cell was duly visited by the chief officer and Mr. Ellis, and he contigued in the same state of mind. Between twelve and one o'clock another visit was made, when the wretched man was found deluged in blood. This was occasioned by his cutting tery in his arm with a knife. He was then ali ut, although every attonty aid to him, he ex- pired sortiy afterwards. Yesterday Coroner Gaffney had a jury empanzelied, and, after hearing evidence cor roborative Of the above facts, brought in the following verdict:—‘We find that Joba Pavis, aged thiriy-live came to his death by committing suicide in acell of the police station of Jersey City, while laboring under an atiack of delirium tremens.” Arrival of the Mississippi at Boston. Boston, June 26, 1862. The United States steamer Mississippi, from New Or. Jeans on the 18th inst., arrived here this morning TaD FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ‘Tauestat, Jane 26—6 P. M. There is no excitement in the money and ex- change markets; but rates are firmly maintained. Money is worth 5 per cent on call, and certificates of public indebtedness 10014. The scarcity of cur- rency has given rise to much surprise. Bankers’ bills on London opened this morning at 120, rose to 120%, 120%, and closed at about 121. Gold opened at 104%, advanced to 109, 4, %, then fell back and closed 1093¢ bid. Green backs sold at 104% @ %, and were wanted this afternoon at the latter price. The supply of stocks from abroad continues to create a demand for exchange, which, in ite torn, in the absence of active exports, creates a steadily advancing market for coin. The present advance, sndden apparently unreasonable as it has been, will at all events have the effect sooner or later of checking the importa. tion of American stocks. Every advance of 1 per cent on bills is 2 per cent less profit on the sale of such stocks imported from Europe. It will likewise Jead toan increase in our shipments of Produce of all kinds. Ithas already affected the | price of breadstutls and various descriptions of | mere), Every one who has any pre and eor | an he ¢ at the ini forth present price. The course of t a de tation of Ar ¢ eeaees the demand for plies will fall o gold will fail as va rows, After the ist proximo— next Tu eta to ee ven guillic gold wilt be ere | in pay nent OF ir terest, We kne a uttilion whieh nthe Way frow Califownias and a party of bank nil ppfeculaters, he Vhidadelpbia, are spderstood 1 baa boars op Ss miutiope of | igi NEW YORK HERALD, gold, which they will proceed to sell some fine morning. ‘The stock market was strong this morning, with an impreved demand for the railway bonds and shares, Pacific Mail rose }4, Central 34, Erie 34, Hndven 4, Panama %{, Galena}, Toledo %4 and Rock Island 4. There was no change in the Michigan shares, Governments and State stecks were all about % better, We notice considerable wetivity iv the bonds of the Chicago and North- western. These bonds have beer unacconntably neglected for some time, and, though the assented | bonds have risen 5, and the second mortgage 6 per cent, within two or three days, they are still from 2@ to 30 per cent lower than other bonds of similar character and apparently no greeter merit. There have been some heavy purchases of Toledo lately. It is un- derstood that the whole floating debt of the con- cern is funded, and that every car on the road is fully employed. It is the lowest of the dividend paying stocks. Galena, Rock Island and the Michi- gan shares have been somewhat neglected of late. Central continues very active. The quidnunes are busy debating the question whether the dividend will be 3 or 34. Nothing will be known till Mr. Corning returns to Albany. The scarcity of first class bonds has attracted attention to Central as an investment; it is probably as certain to pay 6 per cent as any bond m the eoun- try. After the board the market was inac- tive. At the second board prices improved again 14 a 4 all round, and there was a good de- mand for the Western shares especially. The market closed firm, the following being the last quotations:— United States 6’s, registered, 1881, 1025% a 102%; do. 6’s, coupon, 1881, 106% a 106%; Tennessee 6's, 5844 @ 58%; Missouri 6’s, 51% a —; Amétican gold, 1093 a 10924; Pacific Mail, 116% a 117; New York Central, 944 a 9424; Erie, 36% a 37;.do. preferred, 6434 a 64%; Hud- son River, 46% a 4724; Harlem, 17444 17%; do. preferred, 424% @ 427%; Reading, 57% a 58%; Michigan Central, 64 a 64; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana, 2734 a 2734; do. guaranteed, FRIDAY, JUNE 27, 1862. Coven. —The market was quict and sales light. ‘The bene tg embraced 100 bays Maracaibo at igo. , 100 Corrin Was again exciied, while prices wor and irreguiar, with a decided tenuency to higher rates, ‘he bull of transactions were made at » furcber adv of 3¢c.a 2c. per Ib, The sales footed up abeut 2 Duies, st prices ranging from 36},¢. a 88. for midd)ing uplands ‘Freicurs were firmer, and the rates toa groat extent recovered the previous decline, To Liverpool about 168,000 bushels of wheat wore engaged at tO. a 10534. chictly at the latter gure, in bulk and bags; 26,006 Wu-hets corn at 944d..in ship's bags; 600 bbis, tour o& Ss. 200 bbls. oil ‘at 308. 300 bbla. flour @t 3s., 26 hhds. tallow at 2%. 6d, and by steamer 1,000 tirkins butter # 60s., 100 tierces hams at 508.,and 500 boxes cheese at 5,000 bbis. flour at 3s. 3d., and 50000 at 10d. a 104¢d,, in bulk and in ship's bags. To Glasgow 1,400 bbls. dour at 38. 8a. To Ant- werp 12,000 bushels grain at p. t. To Bristol 30,000 Dushels wheat were engaged, in bulk and in ship's bags, at 103d. A bark, hence to New Orleans and back, of 400 tons, was taken up at $6,000. thoes were quiet and the demand light. Prices, how. ever, were quite firm, with snail sales at full prices. LeATuxr.—Homlock and oak continued in good de- mand, while the stock was light. Small sales were making at full prices, French and American calfskins were unchanged, Lie was firm, and common Rockland was firm at 050. Gienn’s Falls continued firm, with sales of Keenan’s lump at 70c., and 1,000 Iventa gold at $1, months. ‘Motastiss.—-Sales of 226 bhds. English iglands and Cubas were made at 22¢ 3 Provisioxs.—Pork—The market was quite firm, with a fair demand from the trade, with sales of 1,500 bbis., cloning at $L1 a $11 123g for mess, aud $8 75 for prime. Beet was dull, and prives unsettied, with sales of 200 bbis., part exira mess at $13 50. Cut’ meats were fairly active and steady, with sales of 250 packages at 3. 3%¢. for shoulders, and 434c. a 534c. for hams. ‘Ward Was quite firm, with sales of 1,000 packages at 74c. a 83c. Butter was in good request, and firm at 15. a 17¢. for State, and 1c. a 16¢. for good to primo Ghio. State cheese was firm at 7c. a 8c. for good to choice quality, and Ohio at 6c. a Tc. Rick.—The ‘ket was active for foreign with sales of 25,000 mats of China at private terms, and 300 bags Ranzoon at 43. a 5340. Sricks.—The market was firm, with a good demand, while sales of 1,000 mats cassia were made at private terms; 500 do., do, at 330.8 34c., 160 bags pepper at 164c., and 400 do. , do., at private terms. ‘StcAns were firm and in good demand, with sales of 1,933 hhds. Cubas, chiefly within the range of 7c. a 8c. for refining and grocery grades. Wiikey was legs buoyant and active, sales of 600 bbls. at 2740. a 2c. for Blate, and at 28 ize. a (20¢. for ester, Sales of Real Estate—Jane 25. By A. J. Bleecker, Son & Co. 1 lot and 3 brick houses, cor. Broome and Mariqn.$14,500 4 story brick house and lot, cor. 2d ay, and 12th, 14,250 62 a 62; Panama, 139% a 141; Illinois Central, | 1 iot ons. s. 23d st., 350 foes w. of 7th av 4,500 6240 63; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 23% a 24; | 3*tory brick house and lot, $0th rae or Bway. §,000 Galena and Chicago, 717% a 72; Cleveland and 4 ao. do.’ do. 5,200 Toledo, 48% a 4824; Chicago and Rock Island | 3, do. do... cose 6,000 - fe H } | 2 two at. br. wouses ond lota,S8a Ww. Sthay.,ea. 4,000 68% @ 6874; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 78% | 1 lot n. w. corner Lexington ay. and S7th st..... 3,110 a79. The .market was very strong indeed after ee 2,700 the second board; the extreme prices of the.after- . 1st Bt., 100 feet e. of Hy re es noon were freely bid. - ia on 8. &. a 127 feet w. of 3d av. anes The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows | 2 iots one, ». Sth av.,25 toann chasis siz; each, 3,000 to-day:— 7 lots n. 8. wee ste, 1125 feo w. PE RIAY. sy each.. "205 199,904 68 | 4 story brick house and lot Forsyth st... ee Sis.o00 oo | Satory brick house and lot, 66 Bldridge et Payments. 596,773 29 a — Balance 15,028,125 00 Very little of the “old stock or bonds of the Erie Railroad Company will be excluded from the pri- vileges of the reorganization. The shares are all in excopt 800 The bonds still out are.......-+ $80,000 +++ 80,000 . $110,000 Most of this is probably lost. They must be as- sented by the Ist of July. The Galena and Chicago Railroad earned the third week of June:— ‘Third week, 1862 ‘Third week, 1861 Increase, . The earnings of the Western roads show very well. The Galena gains $18,000 on the third week, the Rock Island $20,000, the Toledo $3,500 for the month thus far. The Citizens’ Gas Light Company-has declared a.dividend (semi-annual) of three per cent. The earnings of the Galena and Chicago Union Railroad Gompany from June 16 to June 22 were SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, June 26, 1862. CLEARED. Steamship Columbia, Harton, Havana—Spofford, Tiieston Ship Victory, Ainsworth, Liverpoo!—D Ogaen. Ship Carauslas (Br), Milborn, Newry—J C Mearthur, Ship Tigress, Stevens, Havre—Boyd & Hinckea, Ship Panama, Hansen, New Orleans—Master, Bark Cogcettina (hat), Giardina, Cork, &e—Chamberlain, Pheips & 0 Hark Maraval, Griffing, Barbados—¥ T Dwi pati Bilan Bass (B:), Cooper, Bo Tinie Sucker & Light- parne. Brig Tordenskjiold (Nor), Hansen, Belfast, Ire—Funch, Meincke & Wendt. Brig Sectland, Francia, Barbados—E T Smtth, Brig Mary Morton (Br), Rood, Kingxton—Brett, Son & Co, ene ‘imont e, Veazi¢, Philadelphia—Stmpson & eer Aches (Br), Luke, 8tJobn, NB—J F Whitney &Co, Schr pk) Lancaster (Br), Waycott, St John, NB—P I Ne- ving Schr B-quine, Atkins, New Orleans—N H Brigham Schr © H Va Name, Van Name, Washington—Van Brunt & Slaght, — William Henry, Sharret, Washington—Von Brunt & anther 1801 1862, Increase, | Sch RNHall, Paddock, Poiadetphteccit @ Hackelte Freight.... —_ “ne == rt aoe Fanny Boardman, Mathews, Philadelphia RP Buck Passengers. . » 682 Sou Teabel, Mails, Ke. + 10d 1,260 3160 | Sobr Garrat Crestor Phingaiphie-st fuibet & Ca. —— — —— McFadden, Bangor—R F Bue Total..ccsceseeseeee$38,008 07,808 (18,802 ar fart, Cummings, Pordand—Milier & Hough Schr H Neal, Hi » Pe L b ane ree erg Mt en 102% 200 she P 133 Co 30 16 Behr J 1 Counce. Dodge, Boatou-—Bimpecn ‘2 Teg 102% 45000 U8 6's,’ 81, cou 106% 8300 ‘Trea 7 3-10'nts. 105 55 5000 ill cou bas, "70, 1043¢ 1700000 Hl war loan... 1 Clapp, Schr Shooting Star, Boston—J Boynton & Sons, Schr Roanoke, Ualdwelly BoulonG L, Hates Schr WR weweoms Bacon. n—J W McKee, Sloop Plough! Denton, ainonarie Moar Shop Planter, poleby, Fall River—H 8 Rackett. Warren, Stokes, Haven—8 D Stannard, Sloop John-Jay, Wood, Haxtfo rd— Master. ABRIVED. Ship Avstrriia, Towart, ba sinr sg bet te maw mdse and = yngers, to Williams & ‘W windste ), thence light W wind ond catia WP tae death cake. tea (ew! Southern Chief, Higgins, London, May 12, 1 bailast, to Dasrookinan 4 Co. 7th bats lat 4f, ton 61, poke abip Jacob A Slamler, from London for New ¥ alate Nath, Reece gee nL wi marble ac, passengers, enuer. i W winds and calms the entire on Lalieve Bank, sf0K6 finhing schr Globe, of Rcxeportsail well Bark Leon (of Eastport), Parritt, Sagua, June 16, with mn- ‘5000 MC8 pe lmefeb : mosp sian gariio roti, Son & Co, Balled 1a'company with bark Scho, 4000 Mich So 6 f b Bark Holland, White, Bt Jago, June 9, with sugar, to Jona 32000. do. 1 101% Thompson. 1000 TerH& Alton 3m $8 Brig Usion (Br). Davison, Windsor, NS, 14 days, with createed as Plaster, to A Sinthérn & Co. oe ; Sedgwick, 12 days, with lumoper, to 2000 23% | "kenrd WC tao, Willams, Bio Grande, Apiti 9, with 11000 6 Cleve,ColkCin 4 12034 | igen pe bare ; sai oa i % nage ‘ Edward (Br), Viguers, Belize, Hon, June 6, wit ¢ 4 22 Galeua & Chie RR 72 hides 4c, :o BF Small. 17th inst, on the cuit, , hada heavy SOCOM ENWistm 70 300 . z eal Walls ‘anal fet sles boats bo 0 Hatte- 18000 Chi & NW 2d m hip with 2 achrain tow, stee 19000 Schr Daniel Williaa (of Frankfort), I kit siaroacon Tune 7, with molasses, to H Trowbridgo's been 6 days N of the Gulf Stream, with light win ‘and cali, Sulled in eompauy wito Br brig Abana, Pettigrew, for 6000 5000 ClevekTol sfhds S000P its ,FW&eChIm 1500 do. TOCOClev&Pitts 4thim 15000 Rut&Wasnistin Boston, Schr CH Cook (of Provincetown), 185 with Ic whaltn, ant Sparks, Jacmel, June wood, to E Bech. 20th inst, lat 0 25, lon 75, spoke ur Corsair, of Provincetotn, 4 mos out, clean, all reported Whalin . in Port au Pri y Dikfish, and 2whs alongside; of Provinretown. 5 mos out, chr Parsia (Bt), Sini 50000 American gold 109 ie ‘ tere R Dewsit 1000 do. 1087% ° ao Schr Trader, Eaton, Philadelphia, 5000 do. 108% 10 Nel, L. & West hilt 1 Sebr Alinira, Frishie, Elivabethport for Portamouth, 5000 do 1087, 450 Foledo & Wab RR Schr AJ Horton, Elwell, Bi vabethport for Dorehester. 0000 108 12 A if gene pat kell, BE iabethport for Boston, 60 shs Merchants’ ti 150 a bao 7 ” 10 Vaeilic M S8Co,, 117 % I 100 Tol & Wabptd. b20 SECOND 1, cou 106% BOARD. 50 she Erie RR BO to.) 10 do 260 Eric RR pri 100 Mich Gen RR... 76 MichSo&NindRR. 4 B00 Uséaslorwiizy 106 5000 US6's 67. 30 100% 4000 Trea 7 3-10 pen 105% . Birabethvort for Providence hall, Elizabeth port for Providence. pian, Blizabethport ror New Have. rrel!, Elizabethport for Hartford, Ehizabethport for Norwalk, driige, Bllzabethport for Norwalk, * Rockla: lay! a , Horton for Albany. rt ew Bedford. 8day ir Eliza J Bedford, ‘Sasye, FG He Vickery, Babohtt. Teen rc r Si Be ry S Sel press, Tote rc ‘yrus Chamberlain, Halle Smith, Br gas, § né, Edwards, New Se Bel Bei Bel 8c hi 1600 California 7’s.. 97% 60 Mich So &NIgs Ht vaays, 4000 do 97 60 Il Con RR eerip. hr Helen. Babcock, Fall River. « foo chia in ae. ee hr Learn Smith, Smith, Prividencé, 2 daye, SOOO KN Winth 84 100 Cloy &Pitis RR.. 28% att on ato Bay saath Brevinaee” WOOCHANW2m, 36 500 do. p Sarah Blizabei, Kelley, Biamford. use var ° sag im. % in be er SH Wortham, Raed, feknart Ot, fe ~ bees fy do jo. r rainerd wid . Green| 1095, Schr W I Newcomb) Dayton, Albany Fer Bostom, ba 9 parang Bh Pg baa Schr Glide, Lovell, Albany for Boston. $0 PaciticM SSCo.a80 110° 309 Chi & Ric See Peete Teena aes, 160 i Thi, Bur & QRR. Nicamer Faledn. Adama, Balimore, 50 50 Nor & Wor RR... 200 N ¥ Contrai RR. 94% «620 0... cee CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT, THURSDAY, June 26—6 P.M. Asnes.—We have no change to notice m prices, while sales were limited. Baxspsturrs.—Flour—The high rates of exchange tended to buoy up prices, in the face of stiffer rates for freights. Flour was again higher, especially for medium grades of State and Western brands, with a good demand from the trade and for export, with sales closing within the following range of © 8 Good to choice family Ryo flour Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine. —Canadian four was firm and be sales of 2,500 bbls. within tho r uihern flour was ete mt 1.600 bbie. within firm atc mea! was in SSSSSaSE EE SoS eee e= Be Pesee 3 00 betteg, with the above n a We. » of prices. with sales of abo of quotations. Rye Rowe was with cales of 250 bbl, Corn sieaily gb oot club, $110 gee ys for le jos of Kantdeny white od dtrand, with f ad 490, 0 c , 6 for of mited Weniert, i etore and uelivered, snd ‘ Ryo’ was firmer with sales of old Western r Be, i for Woe! ad te Oe, for State A and Wes ects, at i 42g¢ F & zg 2g: t ee Sees s : ah 8 s Fs x St cd ar 7 . TR TRS URE oc ae ST EESTT eeGE a : e & Steamer Wn bohm, cw anaie Balumora Steamer Anthracite, J hiladelpnia, Steamer Itasca, Knowlton: Philnde phia, Bteamer Faicon, Wiiiama, Providenve. BELOW Ship Henry Ajbert ot ras i ‘from Havana, 12 daye. Brig Sarak M Newall : Got chip and twe briga, aaksewa, SAIL. Steamships Star of the South, and Hage, Wind at sunset NW. The steamabip China, of the Cunard line, will sail for Liverpool on her regular day, July 2, with one engin ing disabled the after engine on her recent passage Mat1woop, which sailed from New Bedford 24tn it, wer rock between North and Great Ledges, ont iT remaining for two hours came oif without apparent age. She returned to port, however, and will be taken parine railway for examination, brigs Amanda Jane, for Cardenas, and for Boston, both from Philadelphia, ‘were pean off 00K 25th inst, both badly damaged from collision day night, They ‘oud return to. New Castle, Del, for repairs Borraro, Jane 2—The propel this port, went ashore during n the Canada side. Quiney, from rolt for ‘og above Point Albion, on her off without damrye to Pan one ity Hoorn onbon.. Fiano 12, 1662. t 1 ciaee che Int ful he Telegraph Stat Tor Pulmouth, B. June in) for Bangkok, hae Vie from Cael for Singapore, Apel aed May 6, ' Ship Northern Crowa. Merrill, from Liverpool for Callao, ape tes 8, lon 2013. Suio Vas apoutie, Austin, from Lopdon for Callao, April 30, Jat 20'S, lon 34. Suip_ Belle Wood, from Liverpool for NYork, June 6,5 miles Sof Taskar, pte Livi from St John, NB, for Liverpool, ne 6, lat 49) As wikia bi aly Aliadrins for Fpgieng” Js June ine 6, no iat Jat &o—b) outhamplon, (Ship, Albatross fine sallod or Quel Piece Waller Raine Reowe, feos Geespock for Matanzas, May 23, iat 25, jon 44 30, Burk’ Sarah Li Suow, Rouse, henee for Montevideo, April WW, no lat de. bark W Hi Newman, Gavitt, from Baltimore for Pernam- Mgatk MB Bicteon, trea Oloatuegos for Boston, June 9, lat part rom Cienfue; for Boston, June 9, 34, OPT e pa! ric CH Kennedy, of Lubec, stocring WSW, was seca June 17, lat 27 45, lon’ 69, oe wom Ports. Antwenr, June 12—In port ships Seth Sprague, Tyson, for NYork acon; Uenca, Street, for Genoa, do; burke Carniola, ite tor Alicative, do; Cupido (Aus wsarich, for RYork do; Aus brig Tivtato, Morovich, for dodo. In fl th Wiliam A apke Bartiet, from Havana, sig inn Give Coanlick, NYork; 12th, Steridan, Russell, do. ‘81d from Fi ah ng Lith, Aristides, Koblman, NYork. AL Srigrey say Starr duals, Brokinie, Sunderiand. orrigon, Buenos: bape ae rowel walaariiag lary EB Morse, Ran; ngcon Barf 2, ngersoll, Bid April 30, € ja. Ho tions poe A W Libbey. ‘shop, NYork, Of" 1th, Alexandrine, Titcomd, fori ‘Leghorn. ‘Bid 12th, Mary Sheaviay Ape Soh Ti port ship Swoepsiake, sold ction; bark Ri art, old a4 auetioa Reinet sinate another account says. 10. Bid Ai Obief (Br Francisco; 27th, sh! le Ben. hea bromal Chi ‘Arab (Dan}, Padang to loa’ for NYork, BARBADOS, bare Monteyama, from N' arr same day: schr Indus, from Philadelphia air, Beanvpa, ‘Sune Lag in, ae Excelsior, Talbot, and Mountain Bag! from N Cowes, June i2--Avy Borusia (6), NYork (and proceeded for Hamburg). Caupirr. June 2 (not 6th)—Arr Peter C Warwick, Greene, ore Sid 11th; Owegay Morse, Genoa, rt 13th, ships HV Baxter, Owen, idg iron for Leghorn 1; Pocahontas, Delano, for Genoa at same Tate; Paitea States, Baker, for Singapore; Fanny Fern, Jordan, ror Shanghae. Cagitant, June 2-814 achr Czar, Haminond, Liverpool Bisl Catcurté, May 8—In port shi harp pic, NYork (old) Be Glover, ta York Keltum, anit 8 Wales, Lincola, for Boston, Ids; Brewster, Dunbar, aud North “Atlantic, Graven, for do; Edward, Hale, and fi 8 Forbes, Ballard, foF do (uot, Liverrosl)» id: Lor nz, Hamin, for Mautiain do;, Addison Gilbert, Cool, unc; and others as before. At at anchor 9th near Hooghly Point, akspeare, N for London, wtg spring tides to cross over. Went to sea rou Raugor April, ships Genev aaecae Boston; May 4, Niobe, Leu nina; Clarissa Bird, Bird, do; Starlight, Howes, Boston, Chixy xaos, al out June it Tn port, ship Esther, Leslie, for Philadelphia ready; brig Mary’ Milliken, for do do. Dsat, June 12, James R Keeler, Delano, NYork for. Lon- don (and proceeded); Portland, Leavitt, Calcutta for do (and procee: Dysux, June Arr rr Niagara, Hamilton, Chicago, Miller. Liverpool for Wyburg. ae Viola, Cobb, Matanzas, n port bark Azor, Burke, from Boston, a Gurzxoce, June 12—A:r Col Ledyard, Sutt Huh Marmion, Hhodes, Frinidads eens uo Sage. Sta Gineacran, dune 681d brig Lacretis, Brown (from New York), Falerino, ‘Arr 5th, Rebecca, Pickett, NYork; 6th, Samuel Lindsay, Guptil, Liverpool, GeNOA, June 9—Arr Matagorda. Brown, Ardrossan: 10th, R Barney, Robbins, Antwerp; Lamplighter, Paine: Sid 7th, Mira Ottenbury, NYork. Pasquion, Cadiz E Fatwours, Ju Fayat, June 1 arr 3iet san, Pearson, So ca E. Fal-nouth, ins A Piatenius, Davis, Bordeaux, Tenvoxr, June 12—Arr Karel August, Meermans, Boston, Sid Lith, Libra, Dirksen, N York. py aes dae lAXKOW, Apri rr Maryiani fs a] April 2, Carrie Leland, Smith, — pelvies HONG Koxa, April 2i—Sid Arab, Bellamy, Manila; 22d, E Willetts, Williams, Shanghae. 2, June i BM steamship Desperate, Ri rig Petrel, McDonald, Philadelphia; sehr Oaveego, York; 10th, oe 1 Wa 10; 22d, ‘e, Condon, hrs D R Dewolt (Br), ew ym Boston arr ith, disg. Sid. ron Sunete Arr angio-Sakcn (8), Graham, Que bec; 12th, City of Baltimore ng Jetirey, and Saniucle, NYork; Western Eupive, Taylor, Quabect Hickman, ‘Matanzas; 18: . onaedcat, Speddin, Bin. ith, Seutia X0% Jndking, NYork. one ‘oodworth, Boston vin Cardiff; 12th, ; Arbutus, Baker, Barcelo: xalier, Mirorketts i 1th, Augusta, Larrabocls idea back 13th, Webster, Lawrence, for NYork, cause not * 12th. Mongolia, Sweetser, Boston; Burmah, Seckwith, ard; Westmoreland, Deca, Philadelphia; 13th) liner, Berry, und Monareh Of the Sea, Spencer, nea, Baker, 8. Jazo. ab » Minnesota, Flynn, for Bousredls ie. Ann E eas | eae Baltimore; 3 W Pike, Lovell, Boston; City of Baltimore (e), Jofvey' and West Point, child, New “i. lath, Anglo-Saxon (s), for Quebec 19th; Europa (8), Boston 23th; Liver;ool Packet, Oroghe. for do 15th; Bantern aley, tor do 20th; Ci timore «s), for NYork “Oli ($), for do 2h james Foster Jr, Abcel, for do tig West Pent, Child, for do 22d; Geo Green, Fulrbanks, for Battadel hia; Picayune, Brooks, for NOrleans, Loxpon, June ‘arr ean Steed, Cox, Moulmein; 13th, Bolly, anu Simes, Calcutta: Liverpool, Chamberlain, or Ent ‘ut 13th, Pawn, eed fr Loxpoxpeuky, June 1 crak of the Fleet, Hilton, ‘ork, Linaox, June 4—Sld Anniversary, Bell, NYork. Ongar aensteeser Nesteeee ies: Cah ore: Suunpa, P aterm ; Hraicg Wade ve 3. W Webster, ‘Taga: sidanne day for ork). dome tiven Nee oben ert ay 12-In port ship Bla E Badger, Healey. from MLROUIR—Atr at Port Philip Heads April 11, Seaman's Bride, Wyman, Oise 16th, ede ‘Bhawhawt, ernie don Bide Aart to touke Bs Sid April 10, Clark, Dunedin; 14th, ih, Sasiuel Fales, Kendall, Neweaatle, ere aad beder deere Brlamt,: LAeel: Wem AULIAIN,, james epee ance SET seer erwaas are, KEW ites Hesham, Met f elbourne; 10, "Siam, Gi dney. Bid March 22, Melbourne! 2ith, Bea Breese, Urquhart, dot Zk, agaee, cing reh 25—81d Alice Thorndike, Thorndike, Briiiah Columbia, gm aegis Btw: Gruzélier, New eencan (We -S-In port Monterey, Brith feo from Algon Bey, as pe pete iad aot Mary © Stephens eta oy ge Tien, Callas, Nth, Christian &Bitse, Nok PA RAscoon. April 17 Sid gla 1d, Larrabee, Gicat Britain; 10th. © ord, Sn ith, Bie, E; Mth, Teuco- Oe rt ee tat Tenardon, Stoddard, B 0 * Channel; sehr L AB Compare Ben & * yomnivs, June 12—In port Emil for Vigo and New qbesmantanp, E, Jone 12—In port aldp Rival, Tatoh, for Sicarome, May 5~In port ship Suow Squall, Dillingham, for “Er Tomas, June 10—In port ships Martha Whitmore, Pre- Be Fe and would commence taking in cargo; J Webst KTRopeshatt, gr eptting ready for een: Giobe, Baker, Durle; from NYork, arr, bth, dive: Urign Red rom Pernam! wee riad, refitting; and checks owers. Cla 34, a, Mitehe? Cuba; 4th, shina Waltney, dua,’ Suse Tn por th for. order in Traveller, for Fal- ark Lie ey E a for do do: it Ven. Heuny berling, fou Borianh, eele aaa ort bark Modena, for Roston few d Nellie (3B for NYork; Two Boys, — a NYork. for Balumare ‘St Jonxs, NF, ea on, Whice. NYork, 4, June 2—Arr ship Gaspce, Andros, Calle. Guat, June 12—Sid Robt Leonard, Corninj Wouugcron Ris Apel @-Are Mary’ Meri haylor, ‘Ly. Ueton, NZ. hip Arabia, Stone, hip Ovean Pearl, Cro- Ardrosnan; 'sehre Br bark Annie, K: Kelley, and BW Eldridgs rk Gem, from WO Africa for # Wm Witherle, E. folst, Queenstown via N Begun} sehre. Mi Wrightin tom, Philadelphia, mt Sten AN): barks Seiamyl, Ariel, ed yesterday, is at anchor in the BALTIMORE, June atarr brig. Liza! Sagua, c Graffain, Cardenas; M Platt, Ken yon, re islands, ri jt bark Glenalvon, Mackay, King. ‘mon, J wt) Jane 24—Arr brie Forester, Murray, Vienna; hr bel, Buckminster, M/F eteffor, Delaware City, ppBRISTOL, June 28—Air tahre, Johy M Parker, King Ei ‘oop Oregon, Rhaden, Providence Nvork, Bid petted 8 Lane, Seawa 25th— Harvest Ge Ygruta, Providence for NYork. Sid slooj Oana Rhodes, N EUIZABETHPORT, June 29—Cid sobre Hudson, Skinner, Harford: Julia, No H Hall, Hamiiton, Boston? ant Bridge; James & Sam a ah p New World, Rogers, Newporu stern Harts sd it June BeAr io ie ne Philadelphia, manoue CHSTRR, June 39—Arr echt wudon, Lin: HARTFORD, June 24—Sld sehrs Mavia L, Hall, Lawren rises Mea bce wea at Oe jen ; Joneph. , ry, an Tarner, 5 aleone, Mary ‘Atwater, Cone, and 3'N Mack buh opel fane 12In port bark Texan Star, for New Y WEST, NEW BEDFORD, June oar bark (ate ae a gras york Price, Bourne, Piles HM Soak Childs, NYerk, PRWPORT, June 23—Arr sehrs ha mn, Warren orp ey cae Gibba, Doren 'biladel- adne, Robinson. Aaa yan, hare, an we Beers ar for rPoriand: Bane, Howard, Bristol for York, Ob r for NYork Wig Ea ATC a AE Bae cron dena cot Ca CO nfuey ee ciccer etcialt schon 3 Ey, Me nt b Derby. ¢ Fanny Morse, Gert id stone “4 on, Matthews, Boston: ahip coming oy ny Lager 00); brig Jaila Bord, Peyton, Boston; ‘schre vay oid Yeung, Young: Bs Dog. Hackney: M a WP Ritch, Prechig: Boulah, Manson 4, DG Floyd, 5 Willow His J i, Bowen, ; Evergreen, otter, Danverevorts tir Den jo; Wo Dennis, American, from Port au Passed to sea brigs Eo Wabash, for Ship Island Jordan, for NOrleang, aid ketvn i ewes, Del dane 26— Pie Price, paseed it thie morninit. for Habla; Kodiae, for Lenl, for Key West: Corinoees, lor Mayagaer, “Sao a as cae Arr stoamer borg, Moffuan, NYo chery Lewis, Mow for orders, SvineNee, sane Yors; bri) Mara tlh, Philade std sehry Win 6 aid Vir “uot, Ben th Arr mow Pelican, Jones, NY ork "AU sehen Mon- th, ail N Tomes, Hewitt, Philade phia, Snow Drift, Mortna Jane, Mott; Marietta Hand, ‘Torry, and Td Beckett, HheMald, N¥orky Alexandria, Mail, do tor Calnin aacaretity slop Harvest, Corio, N¥ork, Went tosea ut it Sea Ranger, bow, for Zanribar ii trom Dut b arvor Yai, vebes Kad: 1h, Dev ines Clazetle, Hodges , T fon A "gore, aud JL Yaly Boston for Philadelphia Aid, Badicatt, a=. oy dg; Geonsie. Sweat, Yorks ith, chr Ainauda, Keliey, do. ROUKLALD, June 19—-Arr. pelea Moves Waring, Nash, York for Manger; 20, 8, Jameson, Jamenon, Vinal ven for NYork: Basle, + Hell, do for do, Baa, ‘Trader, Fpision . do for Belfast ohss eee eoone tna Pendleton, N¥ork; St for 5 R Jameson, Jaineson, and Pall Tear, do; 281, Eyuad, lar; R, Rhoades; Mount Hope, Kenuision; MS Partridge, Forest, Wilsoo; Eagle. Bal and Horton, Pendleton, di SAN F SISCO. dune tare ships si Storm King, Cale Bhan, Hong ong: 160, Jonpeuttor, Leckie, do; bark Pe Glas = Kong. , Granger, ith, neuen Panama; 9th, sb: ¢ Sea, Clo ienie ISLAND. au Iie ha Tin port ships Wizard in a ston 3 da aie, Liuneburner, ford ate or ‘4 te Lr Artist. Forrester, We vWISC\SSET, June 22—Sid brig Tornado, Ridley, Maten as. —— MI ELLANEOUS: AMEVIATOR: DR. BRIGGS’ NEWLY INVENTED Corn and union Allcviator cures corus, bunions, frosted and blisteved fect, &c., 25e. 50r. and $L pF bo Sent by mall on reewipt of pric “ant six caps. Sold b nts, Dr. J: BRIGGS, Proprietor and Practical Chiro NEW BOOK — WEN, ENTITLED ormTRTy ‘Years of Female Lite,” by L. H, Lines, of-over 300 of thrilling interest and high et tn, ghiively different from any work for popular ise ever issu from the press, Price $1; if sent by mail ipeculseatrs ip money or staupe, For ‘sale by IN, No. way, aud booksellers generally. i einen, fiving 8! desciipion of the book, sent {roe | soy au ng Dr. Le Lines, No, 151 Bast Tatrt-enth USINESS CARDS, 75 cEwrs cents; Labels, 30 6 Hilthe Newspapeis, Boots, Pamphlets. Posters, Branmes—everythinig printed eqnally. che al! kinds of printin; WLEY'S new printing estaD- ‘corner of nde and Oentre strosts PERSONAL. AEST, IY MB. THOMAS thé borough of Reading, in WILLIAMS, OF the county of Berkshire, tm land, who was a compositor In the city of Cincinnat im Tabor 1p, ill end Ins adress, oF otherwise commumente with @. 1, W., his brother, as speedily as Pope will ne Toubt be a soiree of mutual gretiteation. {by Jetier, pheame address Mr. G. TH. Williams, etek o'tcer of! Briuish sia, to the care of Thos, Richardson, Esq., Ship Agent, If. Bi dway, New York. AXY ¥ PERSON WHO WISHES TO ADOPT AN INFANT from tts birth, of respeciabie American paren\age. eas do to by addresning’ Mrs. R. 1s, Morton, siation A, Bring street, stating where an ‘interview ean be PPLETONS,—IF THE MOURNING RING PICKED? in the photograph gallery on Thursday is returned uy io the desk no question Will be asked, as the gentleman i=. known, t ei FUL.—DO. H ha BC DEREST.—« CALL AT BRANCH Post OFFICE G. ae Broadway, for a letier, addressed to your proper from Uhh chet apa WANTED—OF MRS. ANN MILLER: (Kilgore), by her brother. Address Jas, K, Masov, Com+ pany K, Sixth regular infantry, Sykes’ division, Camp Lo vell, Va F MS. MARY GARVIN, OF THIS CITY. WILL CALL. bdins’, 470 Atlantic street, Brooklyn, she hear of her portemon ie which she lost. JF WILLIAM MASON, NOW BETWEEN 40 AND ‘a years of aye, who left England for America, U. a young man, being then a farm servant in tne weigh, hood of Boston, Linco'nshire, and. whose parents in that county, will apply to us, the aodersigned,, Cay of rome hing (a his advantage, STANILAND & WIGELSWORTH, Solicitors, Boslon, England. ILES, PHOTOGRAPHER, | PORMERLY wr n. WIN eitll at the Gallery,’ 243 Grand street, he: will weet bis old friend, Edmund Gardne R. GEORGE ROGERS, WHO SENT US A COMMU~ qhienidon a day or Wwe ago, would oblige us by calling: jerald ottice: 0. 9.-IT SEEMS AN AGE SINCE YOU LEFT- ome back, dearst, aut 1 shall love you better thas, ever. Tam very inise but could almont feet hay T know you w ' kept the | romeo tne Wine. Friskne; he will F MR. Chari YHE EARLY REPLY SENT TO “lay's Hovald bag, from same epuse pear, anc T now repeat: Lox Vigon is not unger to che other, “AMiudful o! your shou 1gos, antl respecting tie prior alain Lado him the susties tow a. tone his harp agit, y im sound of thiv sweet eall and then wonld Tam Vizos claim, ihe sine if per. mitted, and’even “vie with Gabriet white ho sings te ful responses from the sweet daughter LOS vidos. MIREE BEAUTIFUL, I aud eves (one only a few days old) to atop Feoeive the best of care and medi-al, attendany conlinement, at Madame GRINLEE 6, street. ILLIAM TYSON, BORN AT SOUTERGATE, KIREBY. Freleth, coun'y of Lane aire, Bnglund, sn ‘April, 1814, and left) England in 1834 for Ameries. in fay cease? e would Communicate wi im at Bory’s fore Lane, Liverpool, England. d iH Wwe DOES NOT ENMA P. FLOYD WRITE TO HER: nds? ‘There is a letter for her at the K. Post office. . STREET STAGE, by non! AVENUE STAGE, Sixth avenue car from Astor House te Duane street... Hanes Unton square Post office for » letter to Mra. ®RENCH ADVERTISEMENTS. DEMANDE NE JEUNE FILLE ir soigner un enfant de Imable et accoutumee aux ent On demande ts. ir deux jours au 19) er mit FRAN . inois. Ih fout . coer ent FATRIMONY MADE EASY—W. M for Courting, in order to win the er aactaae ar aoa 8. F. RINK, ik, G2 Bockman wee etme GENTLEMAN OF oF, MEANS Dd waintance of a you over inatrimonially 4 matrimonially inclined, ot = der Nott, box 68 Broadway for iwe - a= =. eee i RESTAURANTS. REEN RTLE SOUP AND STEAKS, AARO} id Levy, tall hourg of the day aud ai, fat BIRD i BALL'S 16) Broadway, No. 1 C Families and Green Turtle ar wholeeelee plied. patacs PARK HOUSE—CORNER OF, FORTIET grertund Sixth aventie. “The most desirable loca on im. York for Fummer boarding ng tne Covi ta ating wir of the country with the com entences of the Hoots in sults or kinglo; well f¥raished and ventilated, : = TOD LATS 608 CLASSIBAC CAMs T A FULL MEETING OF TUB MANUFACTURE dealers and tinportrs of foreign marvle. |y 1&2, at the Marvle Depot, to sa their views on the Yaslit vil wow ve‘ore Congress whic proposes a duty, of! Pi per cubic foot on Unmanute: tured maroie, Walder sAppoinied chalrm-n, aud Robert C. Fisher, y. esi Ore ir f ution, wulcly ws monsly adopted :=— siDaings ». Resolved, That » tavid hill now bet = Srtation or nnmane the present rate, : npoowed, Hs Will operate (0 the oe aod of all our feliow eit Ia eme ployed in this impo as regarde: marble, the object of the bili—stated Uo be a temporary ta~ eFease on the revenue—will be surely defeated, Resolved, That the present as W per e nt ad valorem imposed b; — act of Lane and ich, is double that of the law of 1857, idered very high and as in the interests of 4 and of consum r4, alt monstrance was tn nor would auy obj now, in view of the exegeucies of the governm sonable addition were , which would seem object desired—an increase in the revenuc, esolved, That in the o aon of thie meeting the ineome of the customs caunot be is measure; bit, om the contrary, rust be malarialiy diatuisheds if not sito Feher,cul ats the prices 10 consumers must, be winced, and No bevellt can possioly be derived foxeept OF lve owiiers of a few quarries, at the expense aud i6as of se great boty of manuttcturers' and consemers ihroughout tae “Rewolved, That the duty on manufactured martie may be safely increased to an caest deemed isabie for the prow tection of the manutacturers here. a een all bog? Loved are jald before favorab! be secured, and & fixed, aun whieb ooilbe just A. pone and sas pm dod to all concerned. ‘On motion, the meeting adjourned. y, and UTENAMT et MES FAIRGRAY A forks LU Hn Ap A iq orton Moun “iter, how at ‘Norfolk tely. $2 will be paid to each man ng offices, 38 ions 8 New Bo and 36 Roosevelt street b era prea CONFECTIONERY — ea oo ol = wae if wanted, For con ab tue: tween } Sache tens AD. 3 Boner ent ro Be ee 8 1. LOVE. Mprted Now York, June 25,1982, ROBEIT DOIG, Gitearion WANTED-AS WET NURSE, BY & spectable married woman, who has lost her own only a few days old. Call for two two days at 179 Bat 824 at, Wastes SITUATION, 8 SMART. ‘youny man, as bar has a perfert knowledge: of the aame; ean get the best city reference er security H dex wred; or w aoe of any other employinent, Ph situ eo Hon is more of an object than ress J. Ma, rald office, ary, Ad by REGIMENT bers and sveruity lore inet Arm cg unul Anat, agalgo all detatiel aid uth ig forward to the, rag pe pois ‘wanted, jolts by ng at the armor, ton CRLF Liha ' abore mentioned, viz, Saturday noon, 28th ial. By AMBS BAULEY, Commant aing Histy miath reqiin Abd COM ANE Uhl of