The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1862, Page 3

Eighty-Sixth Anniversary of the Occasion. HOW IT 18 TO BE CELEBRATED. | ,.. GRAND MILITARY PROCESSION. @Gcremonies at Tammany Hall and Cooper Institute. ke, we, ‘The eighty-sixth anniversary ef the glorious day which dawned on free people, who had fought for the Priceless boom of liberty against the hordes of a tyran- ical foreign Power, will be eslebrated to day with all the pomp and circumstance peeuliar to our imetitutions. Although we may not expect the celebration to-day to be characterized by as much eclat as on former occa- sions, in consequence of the absence of our military Dodies from the city, yet we oan readily imagine that the exuberance of patrietic feeling will be immeasura- bly greater, The Fourth of July has nowa more hual- flowed place in the heart of eyory American citizen, than hitherto. It is a day which brightens up ssered memo- ries and fires up the pulse of every free man with new patriotism, new energy and new determination. Nevor ‘m the annals of our oountry bas an anniversary day lad such historie significance as this. Our forofathers bequeathed it te us fresh and unpolluted from the field of battle. Their blood flowed over the and to call it into existence. No wonder, then, that an electric flash of pride runs as it were through our veins a such an occasion as this—particularly on this day, when each and all of us are called upon by our country to show a firm front aud an undying resolve to lose our hearts’ blood before we think of relinquishing the noble beritage bequeathed to us by our forefathers. ‘The programme which is to be carried out to-day is sufficiently elaborate to insure a grand and effective dis- play. The Corporation have appropriated $8,000 for the celebration, and the city will be all ablaze in the even- tug with fireworks. If there bea lack of marching sol- Giers and military music, there will be ne deficiency in patrictism. The juveniles will have ag good a time as ever, and people of # larger growth will doubtless con- tribute their best. efforts te commemorate the day in a suttable manner. hb yesterday's edition we published the official pro- gramme, w! We insert again to-day for the benefit of eur readers:— PROGRAMME OF ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CELEBAA- TION OF THE: APPROACHING ANNIVERSARY OF OUR NATIONAL INDEPENDENCE, JULY 4,-1862, UN- DER THE AUSPICES OF TEE MUNICIPAL AUTHORI- Sane ot ame ceee OF Weert Or ew “TOs. ‘appointed to make arrange. mente (orp seleurat ‘the vos keine ep oy .r cee ae division Hine will be formed on Renrtounth ve BE nsae Seite sa acta a i er Concent be will spe a ‘cause ander ‘De dixplayed from Battery, and the morni: phesaired fe a deleohmont from the Fist brisede, masters of vessels lying to ort atid “pro- prietore of notele ana puoiic buildings ure requested to ise on that day; the br ora ere he wit cl te nd sunset. oan vehicles are requested to avoid the line of pro- ber civie societies and munic! authorities are invited to eo with the committee iBertheragae of the celebia- PETER MITCH: a aH de Jone D. fol rer, Commitine ot Board of ‘Alacrien. MORGAN JONES, F. aiMON re rey id ABRAH. JONATHA Tiber, of Board of Cou Src Halon the ae poe 1. A. BOOLE, Chateue } Seppo CELEBRATION OF THE TAMMANY SOCIETY, ‘The apres) sagamores, wiskinskios and savages ‘Tammany Society have arranged agrand pcre the celebration of the eighty-sixth anni- re of ea) HE ed with A rd wi Jn have been ongaged ili snd) te Hon Judge Daly will de aay. after all’ this ‘m display of ‘oqussée, <A room THE MILITARY PARADES, In consequence of the abeonce of most of our city regi- ments at the seat of war, will not, of course, be at all so extensive or imposing as tn former years. Nevertheless, tis hoped thats suitable demonstration will be made by the home regiments. Two national salites will be fired on the Batiery—one at sunrise aud the ether at ~~ direction\or Brigadier Gene:als Spicer ‘The national standard wil. ais» be raised on jay, wmid the firiog of guns, Major Geueral Sandiord Las sued a general order call- ™ upon all the milicia regiments of the Firat division, National Guard, to turn cut in benor of the day, and ac- cordingly the Gret and second brigetos will parade ag follows;— . : DE, Oommanded by colonel P stley of ie leer Price. Fourth reginiunt artillery Colonel Hencken. FMth regiment infantry, Colonel Burger, Sixth regiment infanuty , Major Rathbun. ‘The Veteraus of the War of 1812 also intend vo atick to their time honored patriotic custom of celebrating the Foarth with ail the pomp and ceremony in their power. General Raymond has prouiulgated the anvexed order:— Vetorans of the Wer of 1812 will ass mble at the Mor. = House, corner of Bro me and Morcer streets, on ¥ri- daly 11 o’elook A. Me, im full Reiter, te-otien ue the eighty-sixth yoar o our national independ. ence, All the embers in this and the jjaoent eounties ore reapecitally laid ns unite with us aod of ® collation, &c. By ord iH Ri AYMON’ Dd, prt ys ier General, Haaad'M. Paven, Adjutaut, tan, Colonel. THE FOMAWORKS In the evening will be on a scale of the greatest splendor. The Fourth of July Committes of the Oommon Council have spent $6,000 for the purpose, and instructed Mr! Rage to use his beat efforte to make the dieplay surpass, anything yot witnessed im the city. The pyroteshnie ox, hibition will Deas follows af the places mentioned be. low Passion Flower; atar ot of Tndopend Quoen of the x Magic Star, with five changes Hudlees Garon ;, Rayonnamt Bun; Magician's Circle; Amoriean Sons Larne; Steamer Minviosota, with motto “Constitu- tion” Scroll; Quadrille; Fairies’ Frolic, Flights of Birds of Paradise: Khield of Our Union, Triple Cross of si Monumnont of Pharaoh; Miumidated Green Tree; ‘aval Engagement, Mouitor vs. Merriinae; Grand Temple of Liberty. BATTERY. Falsive’ Frolic; Star of Amerca; Aatura nad Sateliites; JACKSON SQUARE se any ae ; ae Ribs ra con Passion Flower; fay and Ovlored Battery; American Coat Cascade; Persian Rose; Star of America; jlo Star; Magi Fairies? Frolic; Polka Dance and Colored Battery ; Passion Flower; Chinese Bower; Date Tree; Yew Tree; Saturn and Satellites; Rose of Pekin; Grand Temple (figure of Wash- ington ry thearch), with Grand Mosaic tory. FRANKLIN STREBT AND WEST BROADWAY, Japanese Glory; Tudia Palmetto; Scrol! Quadrille; Star < America; % Rosette, red, white and blue; Shield of Our ; Tri pute w Cores; Magic ‘star; Cascade ; 1; Eypamid; Goddess of. Liberty; eeliad ahr hin rican Coat of arma, MAMBRSLEY AND WOUETON STREETS. Date Tree; Indian Palmetto; Persiau Rose: riea; Cascade; Yew Tree; Tribute to Ceres mid; Japanese Glory; Beroll Quatrille; Zania Polka Dance and Colored ; Shield of our Union. The ip.ervals between the firing of the several will{ be filled by music and minor pyrotechnic displays, BINGING OF BELLS, AND ILLUMINATIONS. ‘The church bells in the city will, as usual, be rung at Sunrise, noon and sunset, and the shipping generally will be decorated with the Stars and Stripes and flags of all nations, ‘The Society of thie Cincionati will hold their annual meeting at the City Hall av twelve o'clock. Lovers of the turf are promised three fine races on the Union Course in the afternoon. The first will be two mile heats between three year olds, twelv> entries; the second, two mile handicap, fifteen entries; the third, half mile heate, for a magnificent prize of a gold watch inlaid with diamonds. ‘The steam cars leave tho South og and’ kast New York horse cars from all the ferries, in time for the races. ‘The ceremony of. raising the flag of our Union on one of the old forts of 1812—between Tenth and Ele. yeath svenues, near Menhattanville—will take place at ten o'clock A.M. Compevent speakers will address the audience, giving a historical account of these old works. A band of music will be on tho ground. Now for such as would avotd the noise of the city, ex. cursions in abundance to popular resorts in the vieinity of the metropolis have heen provided. The number of those is too great to admit,of publication in this article, and we therefore refer our readers to our advertising columns for full particulars. i THE PLACES OF AMUSEMENT Will be all open, and amnounce most attractive pro- grammes. At Niblo’s the new musical drama of the ‘National Guard’? is to be preseuted to-night and for the rest of the week, with Anetti Galett ie her popular dances. © At Wallack’s the Florences are to sppear in the even- ing in three of their best pieces. At Laura Keone’s Maggie Mitchell appears in the eome- ay 7 of Batty O’sheal”’ and the ‘Four Sisters.”” ‘ Cremorne Gardens Madame Strakosch, Carlotts Patti and aveaten) will sing, and Jeabella Cubas dance, dn the eveni he ‘he — and reading room are open Mate 4 the Thomas Baker is the musical con- uetor. At the Olympic theatre, Broadway, corner of Broome street, a glorious bill is presentod for this afternoon and evening. “(Andy Blake, the Irish Diamond,” is to be performed. This is a piece which cannot fail to draw a crowd. The afterpiece is ‘‘Nature and Philosoph: ‘The Youth Who Never faw a Woman.” “Out on aSpree's concludes the evening’s performance. At the New Bowery there will be two grand perform- ances in the afternoon and evening, cabraeing dramas, epo piven Sonne everything else of an amusing and interesting char: At Fox’s Old cote ‘theatre thore will be perform. @noes in the afterncon and evening, consisting of eight Fret loca, |, conspicuous among which is “The Days of At Bryants’ Minstrels ‘The Rival Darkies,” “Dat's What's rns Matter” and “Un Ballo in Maschera” are @ffered for the evening. At the Winter Garien a grand dramatic jubilee, to take Place at two and ‘eight o'clock P. M., is announced by the ‘Wizard Anderson. At the Academy of Music Napoleon, the Euro- Lucien rae E poaeieyin ene series of conjuring entertain- bg ie Pearce, of the British bark Heversham, new sp er Peanime pl > will fons and by a —— a asl —— ns an displaying the and Stripes and Y easiga, The Celebration at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. « The eighty-sixth anniversary of our national Inde- pendence will be celebrated at the Brooklyn Navy Yard to-day in a manner becoming the occasion. The yard and marine quarters will Be decorated with the Stars and Stripes, and three salutes of twenty-one guns each will be fired from the receiving ship North Carolina—one at sunrise, one at noon, and the other at sunset. The North Carolina wil] also be decorated with some 140 ensigns, among which will float at the mastheads the Stars and Stripes, and the Commodore's po:ant atthe peak. At noon Commander Meade ro my the Declaration of In- s ey from a copy 9 Pennsylvania Gasette, ‘Benjamin Peak tins ‘and printed on the 10h of duly, 776, six days aver its adoption. The Chamber of Commerce. RESOLUTIONS OF STRADFASTNESS IN SUPPORT OF THE GOVERNMENT—T.E CALL FOR TROOPS, ETC. The Chamber of Commerce met at one o'clock yenter- day afternoon, Peletiah Perit, Fsq.,in the chair. The attendance Of members was quite small. ‘The minutes of the last meeting were read by the Secretary and approved. The following gentlemen ‘wore elected members of the Chamber:— Morris Franklin..... +112 Broadway. George Griswold Haven, LLL 67 Wall street. Oliver Harriman. 45 Park place. Ets ard §.-Jaftray way. uw bleed street. term of Mr. W. 8. Grif- fith, es member ofthe Committee of Arbitration, had expired, and it would be necessary to appoint some one inhie place. The same gentioman was reappointed. te mao de Ocpixe rose, and, in a few wards, alluded to the cali of the President for three hundred thousand additional troops. Although there had been a cloud cast unon our efforts for the present, yet there was no fore, and it was our oe rep fined oer = oh encou- ragement and ity ts ernment present Fone ap dee 4 ry for the Chamber to ex- to on to sized by the government conclude by ofisring the following: ee ry al citizens of the United States to maintain the “4 fi she counerys ya thie Chae Chamber ve, firet—That it will continue tosustain, by its in- uence with the commercial community, and to the fullest extent of its means. the national government ina and devermined effort vo maiotain the integrity of the Union, and effectually put down the rebellion. Se. cond—That in the recent appeal made by the Vremldent t to tho loyalty of the country for additional military foroes, the Chamber recognizes the yetriotiem and energy which should insure confidesce in Nis fidelity to the constitu. Ss in his determination to preserve the national Third—That this- Chamber will cordially unite ona wth other ‘bodies of loyal citizens in any measures cal- culated to give efficiency to the military and naval power of the government, and t# preserve and maintain the character of tis commonily for zatriotism and loyal de vot tothe Unien. Be it further ived, That @ committeo of —— members be ap- ted by the CRair to consider and recommend t the Bhamber such moasures as they may deem advisable to Eive practical effect (o this expreseion ef the seutiment » Gonatal Warvone seconded the resolutions in afew appropriate remarks. He was 0 oe ey, that the Chief fagistrate of tho olty of N jad submitted auch resolutions, It was the duty of every public body, members of which mune to be loyal to the inati- tations of the country, to in and atrangthes sue arm of the government in the emergency which had fallen upon our Cet The Chamber of Commerce was the first public ly which took oc strengthen the arm of the government at the commen: ment of the rebeilion. tnt the very spirit of this there should be mo party known to the gountr doctrine had beea malntained. Ban AS * continued to be maintained ween, No Joyal citizen could know party Ties tte to this ques- tiom. He would conclude by expressing his gratification in seoonding the resolutions. ‘The reaolntions were then unanimously ) and reforred to @ commities Of (ilrteen, consisting of the feliowing:—Mesars, Jobn A, Stevens, Charles H. wae Bin A. aa: Tow, S. D, Babcock, P.M. Wetmore junt, Denaing Boer, R. ra ‘aintura, W. gE Phelps. “General Wea offered the following, which was Recolved, That this Chamber reaffirm {te action taken fn the month of Lenn | ta og to the mo apt both public and mt grant poner to the the Assay ‘Omee nin city “to to mane the Rational coin’ and that a committee be appointed to urge Immediate’ Action up i il ntrodvoed ty the . Charles King, W. Dodge, James Gailaitn and R. B. Minturn, After the transaotiva of some further wmimportent busmess, the Chamber adjourned. Large Fire at Newark, N. J. Newark, N, J., July 3, 1862. ‘Wall's Passaje Machine Works, on Ogden stroet, wore destroyed by fire during last night, with a large amount of machinery, patterns and other stock. The loss is estimated at $50,000, and the insurance is $12,000. The origin of the fire is unknown, ‘Vermont Demecratic State Convention. Bostom, July 3, 1842. ‘The Vermont Democratic State Convention, held at Boliows Falls yesterday , nominated Benjamin H. Smailey, of Swanton, for Governor; E. A. Chapin, of Rutiaad, for Lieutenant Governor, and George Washburne, of Spring- feld, for Treasurer. ‘The resolutions assert that the preservation of the democratic organization is necessary to the safety of the country; urge that it is the duty of citizens te support the government; regret the existence of slavery; assert ‘that the abolition opinions of a portion of the North have tended greatly to produee the present war, and condema the abolitionists both in and out of Congress. ‘The Convention was thinly attended, and not very har- monious. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Tavaspar, July 3—6 P. M. This has been a very blue day in Wall street. One of the most sweeping panics that we have ever witnessed prevailed during most of the day. Rumors of the most exaggerated character were afloat, and; to the refusslof the War De partment to allow the truth to circulate, gained some credenee. Money was active at 5a6 per cent, the latter ‘being the general rate. A large number of loans were called this morning, and, asa general rule, were promptly paid. The banks notified the Board of Brokers that they would call all their loans to-day if there was no session of the Board on Saturday, The resolution adjourning over to Monday was consequently rescinded, and there will be @ morning session, as usual, on Saturday. Certificates of public indebtedness were offered at & discount this morning. Atthe first board this morning the market de- clined heavily. The decline of government sixes was 2, on 7.30 notes 634,0n Tennessees' 534, on Missouris 434, 0n Pacific Mail 4, on New York Central 3%, on Erie 2, on Erie preferred 134, on Hudson i, on Harlem 8, on Michigan Central 3, on Southern old 234, on guaranteed 22/4, on Panama 5, on Illinois Central 3, on Clevefand and Pitts- burg 2,0n Galena 3%, 0n Toledo 2%, on Rock Island 23%, on Prairie du Chien 234. Railway bonds were greatly depressed, and declined from 8to8 percent. Atthe close of the first board People began to reflect a little, and some one dis- covered that government bonds and Treasury notes could not well be worth less than govern- ment scrip, which is the chief currency of the country. Areaction naturally followed this dis- covery, and 7.30 notes rose to 103, and United States sixes rallied toa premium. New York Cen- tral likewise rallied 1 percent, and peogle generally began to realize th®, however disheartening the ‘state of affairs in Virginia may be, it cannot im- pair the currency value of Northern railway shares and bonds. Toward two P.M.some more stock came into the street from frightened holders, and another downward plunge ensued. At the second board the market took an upward turn again, prices being generally from % to 1% per cent better than in the morning. Stocks closed firm, the following being the last quotations:—United States 6's, registered, 1881, 100% 100%; United coupon, 1381, 100 a 100%; United » 1874, —a 91; Treasury noteag7 3-10 per cent, 1022 10234; Tennessee 6's, 52 252%; Virginia 6’s, 55% a 66%; North Carolina 6” 71; Missouri 6's, 46 a 46%4; American gold, NO a 110%; Pacific Mail, 111% a 112; New York Central, 88% a 8824; Erie, 3434 a 34; do. preferred, 6134 a 6124; Hudson River, 45 a 46; Harlem, 14 8 1434; do. preferred, 35 a 3534; Read- ing, 5534 a 57; Michigan Central, 5734 05734; Michi- gan Southern and Northern Indiana, 23% a 24; do. guaranteed, 529 2.53; Panama, 130 a 13034; Mlinois Central, 5734 s 57%; Galena and Chicago, 66% a 67; Cleveland and Toledo, 45% a 45%; Chicago and Rock Island, 6146134; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, 74% @ 75; Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien, 30% a 31; Erie third mortgage, — a 98; Michigan Central 8's, first mortgage, 102 a 106+ Ilinois Central 7's, 90 a 9034. After the second board the telegram announcing the successful fight of General McClellan on Mon- day was received, and the market improved. At the close 110 was bid for gold, 112 for Pacific, 895% for Central, 343% for Erie, 6144 for Erie preferred, 14% for Harlem old, 36 for preferred, 56 for Read- ing, 57% for Michigan Central, &c. As was expected, the news of the disaster in | Virginia caused @ further advance in the price of geld to-day, and likewise in the rate of foreign ex- change. Gold sold at 110%, closing 110%4 a %: exchange on London rose to 122, closing 121}, a ¥%;, francs closed 4.65 a 4,60. The buyers are chiefly importers; there is very little demand at present from the parties who have been sellers of American stocks for European account. The scarcity of currency becomes more marked daily. Rumor states that some banks have not enongh government or bank notes to pay checks. Deposits at the Sub-Treasury have ceased alto- gether from the wantof paper that can be received on deposit. The business of the Sub-Treasury $426,794 99 296,000 00 1,118,162 66. 10,070,865 25 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $30,677,133 20, and the balances $1,342,887 45. ‘The Butchers’ and Drovers’ Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on the 15th inst.; the Commercial Fire Insurance Company, a@ dividend of tive per cent; payable on demand; the Germania Fire Insurance Company a dividend of five per cent, payable on the 7th inst. Stock Exchange. Tuvespay, July 70 sus Hud Riv 100, ie $4000 US con 09 10000 U S im 4,81, cou bed 6000 67000 (onc Mo 3000Freat Spc tm 1 10000 om 66 8134 57% 57 Sie 23 2. eno . rH sooo Chia NW2m 26 {0s0 sich SN gtk 68 oT & Wab2m. 555; 100 ot aa 53 6000 es @......... © Pitts, FW&CIm 86 11046 to 128 56 Tos 60 123 ( nae 1075 ml oa ‘3 seri 58 2090-1 Rts 100 04 aT oveligate 56% 10 Union Bauk.,,, en 6T 26 Bank Commerce. 21 16 Bank of Republie 92 B16 19 Commnonw’th Bk, 87 216 76 Pac MISS Co..060 112 12K tot HON ou 8s, C046 EM 2 oh | of 0 ca fe Pe Pe 8004, 300 83% Hi 6 83, 260 Bs 3008 38 100 A 180 One 960 Os 1500 a B1, Fog 10036 100 sls Frio RR..b90 34 " " Teg al Shoe 8 pret 100% 200 Erle RR pref. ; he 81000 ib Saxe 25000 1 6000 9000 Missou 4654 200 Reading 600000 Awericau gold 1103¢ 10 Mich Contral 300 a "126 Gal & . =n wars Tol RR x Amerioun half aud ‘quarter dollars, coined previous to 1853.........106 a 108 dollars...... +2 16.50 Spanish doublocns...17.56 fs English silver per £. a Ls CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Tworapar, July 3—6 P. M. Ammes.—Small sales of pots were reported at $5 811¢ and of pearls at $6. Bamapetcrré.—Flour—The market was steady and in good request, in part for export. Pric: Chango’ of iportance. "the 2 Asi about 18,000 bbis., closing within the following range $4 40 BeRSSSSE wocomnae BBSSSsas (omocl oer ‘Jersey and | Brandywine. +290 a 300 —Canadian flour was in good Meee, tax prices tirm at our quotations, with sales of 2,000 bbis. Southern flour ud prices were sustained, with sales of 1,200 the range of the above figures. Rye flour steady and in fair demand, with sales of 200 bbis. at our quotations. Corn mea! was steady at cur quota- Hons, with sales of 600 bbls. New Jersey and Brandy- wine. Wheat wus active and the market was firmer, es- pecially for good shi: ing lots. ‘The miles footed’ up about 145,000 bushois, at $1 13 a $1 18 for am- ber Iowa, Green Bay at $1 09 @ $1 1244, and choice at $1 14; $1 a $1 10% for Chicago epring, $1 123 a $1 23 for common to prime red winter We-torn, and $1 23 a $1 25 was reported for good to prime lowa and indiana, mo- tly to arrive; $1 128 $114 for Canada club, and rst “26 a$1 35 for white Michigan. Corn was steady and in 10 good Toquest, with sales of about 150,000 bushels at 45c. for damaged und heatea, 490. a b23z0. for inferior old and new mixed, 4c. a Sc. for good old mixed, and at 57c. for Western yer low. Ba ley and barley malt Were nomivals but firmly held. Oats wore in fair demand, with sales of Canadian and Western at 43340. © 443¢c., atid Stato at 450. Correr.—The market was firm, while sales ayers limited. About 200 bags Rio were reportet sold at 22c. Corton.—The market was better, with sales of 600 alee, soning firm on the basis of 8c. for middling uplands. ¥ReicHTs were firmer, with @ fair amount offering. To Liverpool about 20,000 bushels of corn were engaged at 103¢d. a 11d., in shipa’ ‘bags; 45,000 do. of wheat at eee 11}¢4., in bulk and shiys’ bags; about 3,000 bbis. flour at 3s., 30 boxes bacon and 400 packages lard at 308. To London 65,000 bushels of wheat were engaged at 1134. a 12d., in Duik and bags, and 5,000 bbis. flour at 3s. 6d. A Swedish bark was engaged to load with grain for Cork and orders at 8s. 6d. per quarter. A ves- sol was also reported for the same voyage to load with 17,000 bushels of grain at 11%4. A British bark was also loaded for a direct Iriah port with grain on the oa lee) Rates to Havre were steady and un- chang Hay was steady, with sales for sbipment at 60c. and for city use at 65¢c. a 70c. MoLAssas was more quiet and prices unchanged, Navat Sronms.—Spirits turpentine was firm. A sale of 125 bble. was reported in lots at $1 373¢, and in smat? jow at $1 38. At the close $1 re asked, Ratsn werenominal. Tar was firm, and’ small sales of Wil- mington were reported at $15. Ous.—Crude sperm was in steady demand, with sales at pote ag Bedford at $1 25. Crude whale was 1 good de- with sales at otter prices, ranging’ at New Bodtord from 541,c. to 65¢. Manufactured was a 60 firm for both kinds. City linseed was firm and higher, with sales at 89c. @ 90c. for the latter revorted im bbls. and in small lots, Lei ag faAT7 bel, Pag sales Fea a gravity o ic. @ 13¢,, packages $1 26. Refined was less fuoyant, and sales testing jegrees hont were made at 20c. a 27c. according- ly, packages $1 25a $1 26f. 0. b., and a lot sold, deliver- able in August, testing 120 degrees, at the same figures. Korosene was held ut 30c. a 323g, .—-Pork—The market was hesvy and lower. ‘The sales footed up 860 bbis., c'osing at $10 50 a $10 75 -| for mess, and at $8 6234 ag8 75 for prime. Beet wus quict aud nominal, Prime moss and beef hams were without gale of moment. Cut meats were in moderate demand, with sales of 280 packuges at 8%c. a 4c. for 63e. for hams,and at 6c. for active but steady, with sales packages . a8%c. Butter and cheese were in fair demaad, with a fair amount of sales. Sxnea.—Clover and twothy were dull and nominal. ‘The last sales of Eaicutta Yinaced, ‘sold in Boston, were made at $2 35. Sucars were in good request, and the market quite firm, with sales of about 1,250 hhds., chiefly within the range of 73yc. a 834e. for Cubas, with sone New Orleans, ality, at 9450. sand f26 boves tp.t. Mossis, & tuart’s house to-day «atallished the follow. hee prices for their seflaed goc hans pom deat angar, le, per Ib.; do. crushed sugar, 107% lated augar,10%\c.; ground sugar, 10%c.; white Sugar (A), 10346 ow sugar (C), 100. Winskry was firm, with sales of 400 a 600 Ddbis. at a C. & 283,¢. for State sad 23 3g¢. &@ 290. reported for Fsty—Brvcr —On Wetnestay, June 25, by the Rev. Jobu Brash, Mr. CHaRues Esty to Miss Cmtsrmea Buvee, ail of this city. Hast t—Quiv.—At the residence of the bride’s mother, lay morning, july 2, by the Rev. Father tor of St. Bridget’s church, Henry F. Hamit. M., daughter of the late Felix Quin, all of this ty Myere—"curxs —4t Gr-enpotot, on Wednesday, July 2, by Kev. Wun. Reid, Mr. Joun Hexry Myges and’ Mics Ein, daughter of Wm. Fouiks, Esq., ail of Brooklyn, pW s—FourKs.—Ua Wednesday, January &, by the M. Millett, Jomxru H. Maincws aud Many P., only Gaughter of Thomas Foulke, Esq., all of Brooklyr ED. Owns—McCanry,—On Thursday, July 3, at the residence of Edward Van Houten, laterson, N.J., by the Rev. Alexander McKelvey, Gxonck Owsx to’ Miss Louss MoCanry, both of this'city. Scurtrixr—Sarmn.—On Thursday, July 3, at o Forty- second street Preebyterian church, by Rev. E. F. Ran- kia, Fimpezice R. Scueriiae, of the Py of Green Bay, Wis., to Connnnia H. Serra, of New Yi k city. Diet. Bmp—Ou Wednesday, July 2, Canouwa E. Bmp, only daughter of Theodore 8. ‘and Lydia A. Bird, aged 4 years ond 6 From our eircle, little sister, Farly hast thon passed away; ~~ the prong cr od oe teen joins our holy song te. 5 We 10 Jon, v: Join with The esand friendé are respectfully invited to attena the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’cleck, Scot the residence of her fathor, iu Javis street, near Fravk!in, Greenpoint, Brooklyn. Brexxt.—On Thursday, July 8, Thomas 0. Buranr, ot the parish of Cloonboney, townland ef Aunaduff, county Leitrim, Ireland, aged 48 years. The friends and relatives (pce Tespeetfaliy invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late resi euce, No. § Hudson avenue, Brookiyn. Banke.—Suddenly, an Tuveday, July 1, Tnoxas D. Banks, aged 22 years and’? m: ‘The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- bers of tho New York Fire Department in gener: respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Clinton street, on Sunday afterneon, at one o'eleck. Bedford and Massachusetts papers please copy. Buvett.—On Thursday, July 3, Caantotre Conre.yor only child of Chauncey and Phebe ©. Bedell, aged 1 your 1 month and 27 day: ‘The relatives and friends of the family a) attend yigfuneral, at the residence of her paren 149 heed even » moonlye, on fag afternoon, {woo ; Froxbarnicn, —On Thareda Teoinna’ in fe 5 « ania 4, th year is ages vA rolativen and friends of the family are invited S attend funeral, from his late reqidence, corne: Bands and Peorl Streets, Brooklyn, this (Friday) oy it taro o'clock. Thursday, July 3, after asbors » — wife of Kdward Hunt, ou juaintances afe invited to attend the jal church, corner of Hammond ped the sucred lay. 2 July $, Danimt Fre. janey, county Mowaghan. from the atrest. ‘and na Waverley ponte tt rian) morning, at ten o'clock. Interment at ae acre ris iteaa wednesday morning, Ja!: ee "g iliness of consumption, Wittiam va A ana gon ithe and 25 ket oe \aitive of Hay, seinen, z we 2, after a and tiksa,orhich he bore'witk Chrletian, fortttade, Jobn T. + gaa Kenneally, wr Wg the family are requested ‘rom the residence of his parents, fy suhan Aum, and Delta Livingston, aged 7 Sarah thou art ste ‘ a ping And meny an eyo is weeplg And long will weep for theo. doth new enfold thee barrow cell, more oan We behold thedex ar Sarah, fare thee well #. , take place from the perents’ resi- irty-sixth street, on Saturday morn. Monat ia ‘Brockiye. on Wednesday, July 2, ©. Monray, daughter of Mra. Charlotte iurphy, Pan 4 18tb year of her age. Hor friends and relatives are respectfully invited te attend faneral, on ‘afternoon, at three op read is oar TP Pace Macon, aged 21 8 months days. ‘he friends of the family are invited te attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two ncoiaeny seep the residence of his father, No, 4 Horatio Buy. ier eee jing, July oor iy liver ¢om- 43 years. nm. friends of the Ta fnd those of er father, joniag Fegan, are respec Y: a funeral, from hi her late reciince, No. 289 First avenue. ‘Albany papers please Sarne.—Suddenly, at bush, L. L, om Thursday morning, July 3, SAMUEL A. Savks, Jr., 0b of Samuel 4. Te, in the 26th year of his ag ‘onkaY.—OD Thursday, July 3, Jawes Toresy, in the 7th year of his age. ‘The relatives and frionds of the family and members con 4 wise Lodge No. 361. 0. of 0. F., ‘iso the Veteran 1812, are respectfully invited to attend the |, from his late residence, No, 661 Broome street, on rare afternoon, at two o'clock. Wixrzr.—aAt Liverpool, Eogiand, on Friday, June 20, Bs Sg partner of the firm of Hennlogs, Gosling & ——————————— SS. SITUATIONS _WANTED—FEMALES, “A WADY, ABOUT TO BREAK UP HOUSEKBEYING, Wishes to procure 4 situauion in @ respectable family for an excellent young woman, who hasbeen in her employ- ment for some years, anc can thoroug! recom. mane. * Nace gry pee Sear ea geri’ preferred; but she ont todo work of 3 ‘Gall ab 182 Base id at (e purse. YouNG GERMAN GIRL, 17 YEARS OLD, OF GOOD, Willing disposition. and speaking Kuglis Uulencly, wast situation ina gentieman’s tamily wo ind of ght "il give sutisiactory references; no Ol Jectlon, to istauce in the country, Address’ Jobanus V., Herald office, RESPECTABLE GERMAN GIRL WANTS a SITUA- on in @ small family, to take charge of one or two children and teach them to’ read and write the German lan- guage; she is also will.n, 0 accompany a respectable lady to the country, yor to apps and easy nonsework; best of re- feconces cam be given, ‘Address A. B.'C., bos’ 148 Herald oftice. A YOUNG GERMAN LADY WISHES TO FIND A situation in a respectable American family aa teacher bad begets and has id ovjection to make herself generally Call at 50 av. A. Parearee aon Cat thot July, dasa ae : Seater foes a aly, ates fourth art ferries, East river, New York at og at Winfield, 3 and ‘al pelts santas Firitig at Grose at 1b M Returning, Weve Greaabore ihe fe a will be wold om all trons £5, ry the "regilar fate on the Fourth of July only. tions where the Company have that 4 evtablixhed ticket: Mees, passengers ust purchase their tickets before getting fate the cars or they will be cha: lar fare. BW. SEARNS, re yeeiow z0 ZIORRTS Et Big —ON THE 1OMAS P. WAY will leave ot J of Dey’ street at 10 for Newark. Returning, leave Kare at § the ey Island Raa in Ee Yor stt Pek arrows ciev pu" sAXION Excursion, yr mite HODRON i Aye AMER RL. MAl if u Hog’ fenvleman and fetithaniae hs cae aan eke Hbcbrg i, Beate ies Gah Sates ‘keon ver, se Jackeon aise, iueler rH aid " ‘trest, N i ee CHARLES TAYLOR, Chairman, sarod Ys con Ua ETE BRASS BAND. Peer Ral OF FORTE GRIPE ExOHESIONS THE NORTH- reey City, at 6:10, Grand: Maletrastn, a ire seekers will be detigh The rows abousie wit plow mt wit 5 onthe day ah sip over tits Fopalae rosd turesgue scenery, and no where can a diy/ be 8 Palisades. ‘at Englewood, or ae ee 'W. 0. DEMAREST, Superintendent, Barre tands’ Point, Ole om Sse ONT ged Sy tet Fue logan “Bese HO ; the above plocee from ple? Me East raver, west kid of Peon stip, at 10 O'clock, A. M., Prouching at the foot of agian stre: Re- mucl mountains at TOURSION POR. a Cove, Mot! t ersomser t fe —Ros 80 PM, Glows rate Mois Doak at 85 P. St. Glen Covent & Great Neck 4:40 P.M. Whittstone wt 4:00 My arriving at New York about'é o'clock. Fare each way, 25 cents, Zi {)OURTH OF JULY EXOURSION TO KEYPORT trotitd Staten Lalondetue hen meamnbont MATTE AWAN Fill make an caeursion.to Keyport on the dib uf July, leering foot of Trirtieth street, Oe o'elock A. M.; Christopher i peer Hoblusou sirect wt 9, and ‘clock. ‘ji M.' Returning, icave Keyport at a Srcive in toe city about tiem Frise, BANKS.—THE STE. ER CROTON, CAPT. James A, Dumont, will leave daily as follows (Saturiage exceptea):—North Hives, Thirticth street, Ne ‘My; Obristo- Hosa ‘sree’, 73 A. Mc; Spring street, 73 A.M, East river, A. M.; Broume atreet, SA. M.j Peck slip, fer No. 4 North river, 9 A, M. ents of all kind: Jaghing’ Tackle, Bait, &¢,, om oard. Fare for the trip, fifty cents. The CROTON will make an extra trip on Saturday July 8. be y. Wee toe PERSON LATELY FROM ENGLAND hes to return with @ family. Is capable of aiand- ing in Moknase. ‘Hes bed perienes’ with children, Can take the entire charge of an 1 Can be seen at 56 Bast 22d ot, ITUATION WANTED=BY A NEW ENGLAND LADY, as housekeeper, either :n-a hotel or otherwise; is compe: tent to uke entire charge of a house; would have no ovjec- tion to going into the country or any Western city. Address Housekeeper, box 180 Herald ollice. WANTEDIBY |A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN ‘wsituation to do housework in smal! family; good reference, Cull for two days at $7 Wyckoif st., Brooklyn, W4XTED_BY 4 YOUNG ENGLISH PERSON A SITU. ‘ation as nurse, or to wait ona lady; no objection te vel e is not sea sick, Address, for two days, Nurge box 182 LP WANTED—MALES. “) PTENTION, SMOKERS.—AGENTS WANTED, IN every elly and vown, to well our Patent Telescope ncn , an ent , just introduced, and the bestever oifered. To af chance for agents to money. Cal or se i A. LUDDEM £00. ‘12 Barclay street. Acute WANTED—IN EVERY CITY AND P TOWN, TO galanew, wovel and patriotic Metalic, Work of ‘Arty i ncy liberal Zambiae 813 iio, in gold, $2." Sent “4 Ri ia] aase ry iy eXpreas, 4.334" Pout ollce, of upply at 835 Broadway, roti (AGENTS ACTUALLY MAKE $15 PRE DAY SELLING Gur great, few Nonpareil Hrize Over 100 new articles, more Bluwionery, betier quai. apert denigne,ladiea alin plaice, recived guunen, hints Fc as Louie! jewely, &e. on its lar, bess genteel” Send for Groutares 8° G, RICK Ab 2.60, [ea Nascau sireet, Largest and oldcat Prize Package inthe world. GENTS WANTED —T0 SELL A NEW AND LIGHT aiticle, requited in every ia i, or acdrees box iz Post one, GENTE” WARPED, & FEW AUEIVE NEN TO CAX- aes this and adjncont ci riicularly among own- ere of real eainte, A deal of money ena be made by Smart men. “Address New York, vox 174 Herald oflce, paper ws To YOUR INTEREST—GET THE indacements than ever offered in Prize Facunge aoe ¢ have the greatest variety, aud most Kinds, wend f - HAS! MSRINS 2 CO., ‘36 Beekman st., N.Y. GENTLEMAN WANTED WHO CAN LOAN $700, for which excelles Mit ermanent situation ine highly respeciable Der week, will be given. Apply on Db Gaturday 21288 Boweay tira Wor, open Sie) pile Cie (EXCUBEION TO WEST POINT ur, BROADWAY wil leave ot say ctrect’ a strect, Youkers, Mi Sing, Haverstraw will leave Newburg at 20" Potnt and Newburg, 75 cents, TH OF JULY EXCURSION.—THE AMER Ii CITY wilt leave pier $6, toot of Cathrine au a Ht stopping St fuot of Eleventh street CEE) Whites: Vip eg w Roch Sie Returning, will lave Matharoncek at 2:80 P. ae eae the above plac-s, She wiil make her ‘and ev, trhya ea usual. Fi fare each way 25 cents. freshmen of Aragon OF ye PICEA Nee, PLYMOUTH ‘Aga pice 18 North piven foot ef Gortlanat erect, at 10 ofclonk, Tue steamer Keashon will take passengers free to the Plymouth Rock from the various, landings, See bills, 0) CURSION POUGHKEE! “The new aid ‘slegant-sicciuer DANIES pe: : Al J.H. Tremper, Jeave thi tot Ji snes ond fet at cbr, aa va og fork Way New! ie N yll jure Potehtacpale 680 ed whi. will ni hoot tne one of Co Anest new avound in the [OBSve a lite os tal soup co the temoratis ‘eit BRO. rida ane river, in {he moral ha and CROTON for plerteanl 3H OF, JULY EXOURSION “THR, | Mal copy £ leavea for Coney Ieland as follows, jamilton— ERE 47H oF su OF JULY ake mins AURORA LEAvEs Jay street Ce |. for Peekskill, Yonkers, Husting Berry, Tarrytown, Haveratfaw, Gracey pnd Ver Ya, Ri leaves Peekskill a¢:30 Pe MT at West Tenth ‘Thirtioth streets. BY, “HOUSE, BROADWAY, «12h st, One who hus bad ~ walter Sasfateds Bring your refer- RE WANTED—AT 423 EAST movsros ner of av, D, to-day oF to-morrow, MERCHANT AXD es. —Wauted, lands- All lothing tur- corn wany, North river, HENRY oAMES, Ament. men, seamen, carpe nished, Uflice Young Buziish,. Indu wad Sootumen, partionlarly those who hare been litcly atvached to Engish volunteer corps, will ond a most das rable oppocwunliy to, join the voluntect army of the United state taciiing the.uselves to a crack company now f ng exclurivciy of resp-ctable young igh unable to obtain commis aed of, hers’ posts, yet woud be desirous of joining ihe Tanks of $s army, provided tue ve wit one CONBe- herr tastes, vacancies now exis: for non-com- nod ofivers,and all furtLer promotions mide wecond- Bil aan 2, Apply to Cay 0 co, and $100 bouniy- Pay $13 to $23 per month, avin iment Empire Bri; mare ruling oti, Livingston Hoube, tlantie mrert, Lee to the Fi ides and Middlesex Bide Corps already eon enrolled. ANTED—AN ORPHAN BOY, FROM 1270 14 YEARS Of uyz; American or Engilsh preferred; must be gen- teel and honest, ‘Tou auttable one a orne offers. Ape ply to Mra 8. A, Bunzen, Port Richinond, “Staten Taian Steatiner Huguenot dook,'E. it,, four times cach day, Inquire ou t board. ‘ANTED—AN OUT OF DOOR AGENT, FOR AN OLD cstablished business, Balar mM qqcbcanasl telnas Ein cansenetel We atthe eae be ernia oxnr, ral belongl er Pe JULY EXCURSION.—THE ye AxD TROY steamer, HENDRIK HUDSON, goes je Bayeot Bia a to-day, at lU A. M., irom ised Ne ivy aod irtieth strcet ta ga-kson's rane and Quadrille rill Band accos accompa panestne Dinner on board. Fare 50 cents, See adi t. 4a Or JULY. THE E PARTS, 2] Sst Hove! 4TH OF JULY. ne Ee PATRAS) wy ST. 27 weer BH . AND EASY OPEN ESHER MSE ct jent an or youres cca y Michie Solomon. M ; Moria F. pret te ai the up from 12 to " B. Byron, 0. Fr J: H. Jones will RS gh eS ge | o'clock. * 'H. BYRON & GEO. GRAY, Proprietors. 177 6 FOURTH OF JULY. e—Grand Fourth of July excursion up enelieg ‘00 Stouey Voint.—The lar,® anu fucorite Albay Troy steamer HENDRIK Popper, will maxe ane! deat. , 50 cer band use py wa. ie ii ep ee ae or. He; landing et Thtesbeth Scasens. Peete wall, itera Fishkill, Low Point and enaree heen aaa ba Poughkeepsie at 7 o'clock SITUATIONS WANTED—MALES. A FRENCH Cy (SPEAKING GREMAM Af ook | Scien erates can ‘ANIED—6 MEN FOR STEANERS, CURee, FOR A railroad ticket oftive, 2 conductors, prem bruke- men, clerk for @ +teambout, 4 girls to travel, 1 stewardess, 2 boys to learn trades, valet to wavel. Apply at 7 Chatham GOOD, ABLE BODIED MEN warao—70 Show soatat oment e na prod, seme ki ms 2.000 Hazonens WWANTED-IMMEDIATELY, TO on the Len Penny ia: Call at’ 111 Broadwa; ba 49, second tor, from 9.4. Me tlle PM. PRING MAKER WANTEDA GOOD WORKMAN ON Ss ‘watch, alock and 2 4 of springs, Apply to Harlem man Spring Company, 86 0 BOOKBINDERS.=WANTED TWO GOOD FOR. wanders, sls boys to, work in a bagkbindery and two Wick madera, “Taquire at 27 Beckman stf¥et, up haw a ji looks will fa | piying at 266 Pearl BILBIARDS. B THE BALLS FLY vurtis of July, ations celebration « caroubolearasia!ion, At these too game Cor billiards on thirteem marble bed ix en e. KY BM bias 161 Bowery, near Broome street, RDS —W. H. GRIFFITH, THE ONLY PRACT. Bis wor. tn the United States, oilers for for sale witl correct cual dal aveaed toby WH he GRIFFITH, We peace - SPSTAURAST, Lee Hows soviet ions camneri ty. orm. ienaaend Dare publie eat 1 nil dusty Pinrre Gam ake Tabet FOR DIN. | ess ome Sanat cornet Williata, street, (eo eure AND 6T! Ks, as the ony, oe er tele atti of ort at ae aed BEDROOM Mag ‘oon ENAMELLED “FURMITURE, 02) cobce Teanted ineuulaciure; aise aX hamber on and La ental, at Th ii ain 1a sie 8, $68 Cai } Opposite Wouter, MPHTA SS AND omdy money at 128 stath avenue, Tenth avenues, ue HIGHEST CASH PRIOR FOR FURNI. arpets, Beds, Clothing, | ROBE'S, No, 235 Catharine street, | Catls particularly aileudod to, A ee ee pn FA ered oe wl Tne whsleele ‘Or comunissien house reas F. 6., ior Ween YOUNG MAN, pd mpg A. Wi ‘ation either as xv sae ahs Se pe ek aaa ‘AT! BY A roves, SMEATON TAPE suas Sere for wo $F Beas Winseesase Rel cltoe “Address ALESMAN—SITUATION WANTED, A® SALESM Ss ian sioutces sor AE SD aicutman a years’ experience. GROCERS.—AN AMERICAN, TWELVE pt. in the business, wishes to obtaie s ait ~_ Can turnieh Moe. = o 0 Boe fan potheny OWNERS.—A bs gt oN pina eens aba se Wishes to take care of some tenant or other property lary to suit the times, or on commission. Address Norman, 1OF Franklin st., basement. w* ‘ANTED—BY A YOUNG MAN, 18 YEARS OF AGB, asituation in @ grocery sore; has worked for five. years in bis last piace; ix notatpald to ; Would drive @ wagon, Ad Vv be = AS CLERK IN ANY GOOD WAN ne capital could be furni phy py Sud might be os cleee on ri ats oF butnl one week A. rata offer. 7 ANTED—A SITUATION, AS ronte married man, Amerie, an bonout living; ® ment situa! MELE _WANTED-FEMAI FIRST CLASS MILLINER fF HAT TTR MMER forced. Appin St Grtareld'a ish Laser Arent OF coop sat itet READY, DY. CAvINy recom me n. eae compar of fh, oak pond a and iin iat weg egraady OOK WANTED-—IN A SMALL FAMILY, ONE FULLY Dusineas, to whom good wages will Gras ae cee sake WORK, OX OLaae Ax Wea Bye heads Good ag VO Reade fieoae ae ata Wnt. a TOBACCO, APPLY a! NN ST i Wyantep—a rou! No, 181 re (2000, Look. ing American girl bean ie rariiantal wanda ge rneral house ot away, vatereen the hours of $ rs and 4 towlay (Erisay, July 4). {yy ANTED—A NURSE, CA! eed OF TAKING CARB W ‘of font young chiltven and inaking wp their clothes, None need ne ie pK J Sy ry “ote! Are Go pect, pl Sitern trom WoW Ar Me vi TED—A PROT ‘STANT GIRL, TO COOK, WAsH 4 T gtvate ve fami} ; good cluy relervace