The New York Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1863, Page 8

B ‘ THE RETU NING VOLUNTEERS. Arrival of Wilson's Zeuavee—Their Re- ‘The Sisth regiment New York State Volumtecrs, fami- Garly know as ‘‘Wilson’s Zevaves,” arrived from New @rieane on board the steamer Cahawba yesterday morn- img. The regiment returns. nearly six hundred strong, and presente a splendid appearance, both as segerds dis- ‘sipline and muecie. The Sixth left this city om the 1éthof June, 1861. There was considerable surmise that the men composing ahe Sixth-could not be easily controlied ag regards mili- tary disipline, and that they would frequently «mutiny shee to undergo the rules belonging to the be aga soldier, Hut these surmises bave, proved false, as thero is scarcely a better drilled or mere orderly of men in the service than Wilson’s Zeuaves. After departure from this. city they were landed at Santa = Tsiand. The companies of the regiment were ere scattered around. Throe companies were sentito Fort . two 1 Fort .Jefierson, and one to Key West. Part of ihe zegiment were in an action with the rebels at Banta Rose isiand, and acted quite bravely, deteativg their antagovists and beating them off the island. after a period of eight months the re took part in tho battles of Irish Bend, Vermillion and Grand Lake, ateach of these bearing them- ~ge.ves like true and brave soldiers. The Sixth hasalso the prestige ot marching a great distance to a shert space of time, haviug on one occasion marched nbocty seven miles in four days. The fegiment landed from the Cahawba, at pier No. 1 North river, and. having formed, marched up serge 4 to the Park Barracks, where tbey were ry ‘at nine o'clock. ine goat, which was brought out by the men when a kid, came along with » and is tastefully uniformed. ‘This goat bas been in all the engagements in which the ‘Ninth took part, andis‘much prized by them. aon following are the officers returning with he th — Covonel, William Wilson; Lieutenant @olonel, M. Cassidy; Major, J. W. Burgess; Surgeon, P. C. Pease; ‘Aseistant \Burgeons, EK. Lynch and J. J. Heary; Chaplain, —— Nash, Company A—Firm , Lieatenant, 0. A. Ruokle; Second ‘Lieutenant, W. H. Teylor. ‘Company B—Firet Lieutenant, V. Vanquson; ‘Second ; ‘Lieutenant, A. Wallaao. a y C—Captaia JR. H. Hazelton; Second Liewtenant, Mord D—First Lieutenant, — Company E—€aptaim, M. Weber; First Lieutenant, R. y. F—Captain, W. B, Kauffman; First Lieutenant, 3. Dillowny : Second Lieutenant, J. F. Barber, mpany, —Captain, J. H. bobie; First Lieutenant, — Russel - be H—Captain, C. E.:Heaberer; First Lieutenant, {man wae J—Captain, R. Bailey ; Second Lieutenant, Chas. be al K—Captain, H. Heolzle; First Lieutenant, 3. (Batwiele; Second Lieutenant, R. Gill. ame city CS grea will forroally receive the regiment this afternoon, the following being the official pro- sramme:— The Military will be under the command of Colonel Maidhor. Procession will move tn the following order:— Eleventh Regiment N. ¥., N.J., Col. Maidhof, went -seqand Kegiment X. NG Regiment N. Y. A ay ayer and Common Goanchs c Fifth Begment Ye. 80, Petachmenis of Volunteers as may feel inclined to Parade. Capt. Otto's Troop. The tine of March will.be as foliows:— Review by tbe Mayor and Common Coundil{n front of the Cnty Hall, at Sue o'clock P. M., M. precisely. paasing out of the ert gate of the Park, 12 Vato juare to Fourth i done Sonar ee frst rough Broome be The Sixih regiment will be entertained ut the City Assem- bly Rooms. at a banquet in the evening, by the Mayor and Common Counc). he proprietors of hotels, private dwellings and masters of sear tee itebor, are "Fequesied™io a afeplav. their @uring the The Police ‘Department wild see that the of amarch ie not sprinkled after 12 olloek Mrs = tage By order o1 the Committee on Nauonai A. BOOLE. JOHN D. OTTIW! Committee on National Affairs of Board of ye WILLIAM jerome SAMUEL T. WEBSTER, Committee on National Affaire of Board of Councilmen. ARRIVAL OF THE THIRTY-FOURTH REGIMENT N. ¥. 8. V. The Thirty-fourth regiment N. Y. 8. V., under com- mand of Colonel Laffin, arrived in this city yesterday af- @ernoon from the seat of war. There are about four @undred men in the reziment, The Thirty-fourth has been at Edwards’ Ferry, Yorktown, Fair Oaks, Peach Or- chard, Savage’s Station, White Oak Swamp, Glendale, Mal- vorn Hill, South Mountain, Antietam and Frederickaburg, and everywhere acted gallantly. The regiment will re- Sr cP ene omnes ee y.on W Sat Yicialty. Toe flow the officers:— Field. a ug yon Laflin; Lieutenant a, “John Beverly: Major bie; Adjutant, Jobn Kirk; ter, Nathan ‘brooks; Sur- BF. “Manly; ‘Assistant Surgeon, J. Hurley Miller; Captains.—Co. A, B. H. Warford; Co. B, Irving D, Paneer cur diy ry win; ’ 'e. ay FE, Johneon; Co. H, a! Walton; Co. I, Eugene B. La Rue: Co. K. 8. Northup. First Lieutenants.—R. L. Brown, Francis W. Usher, ‘Wm. Wallace, Henry W. Sanford, ee wr weir gon Coats, Melville Dunn, Wm. Kirk, A. Beach, Lewis Chapio, B. F. Minor. fire! ie ie iefirs The Broadway Conspiracy Case. G@XAMINATION OF THE DIAMOND ROBBER BEFORE JUS- TICE DOWLING—TESTIMONY OF THE BROKER AND THE ACCUSED’S ACCOMPLICR—THE PRISONER COM- MITTED TO THE TOMBS—INTRRESTING DEVELOP- evas Curtis, alias Harmon W. Beecher, who is charged ‘with having couspired to murder and rob Borden W. Plumb, the diamond broker, of No. 512 Broadway, es brought before Justice Dowling, at the Lower Police Court, yesterday, for examination. Unusual interest was manifested in the case, and during the investigation the court room was crowded to suffocation almost. The prisoner took the matter quite coolly.and regarded the proceedings with refreshing indifference. He insisted that the newspapers had called bim by his wrong name, and that he was a eamesake of the eminent divine who for 90 many years beid forth at Plymouth church, ine rho Borden W. Plumb, diamond broker. of No. 512 Broad onsen deposed that the prisoner paid him a number of visits ee atte en cae The prisoner represen' iamends (or his wife, and said he would call on Tuesday morning and examine the stock. On Tucsda; » pind between nine and ten o'clock, the prisoner aot to agreement, and was shown a lot of diamonds walued at $15,000; he concluded not t make any es: however, until the afternoon, when he he wonld bring his wife aiong and let her 7 herself: at two o'clock the office, but without bis wife, door after the his finger. Jarin, when the prisoner picked up a d ing On the table. and carelessly asks “EE agi “What is Complainant made no anewer, but quickly he weapon from the prisoner's ‘hand, where- Hl , as it’ were, Four dsys previous w event complainant by ‘oung, of the detective there was a conspiracy on foot to murder and his diumonds, and that he should have to keep on i i him what be was doing: vers Ee Lp lg o“ of going into the recruiting business. and asked hy pri. be would not like to enlist in a cavalry regiment. The prisoner replied, ‘No cavalry for me; I know of an operation that would ay $10,000 clear,” but did not spe- tify what it was at that time. Witness met the prisoner | several times afterwards, and the operation wis always elluded to, but the scheme was ae oa developed until the 24 ee when the nmisted about it, The then told him of a diamond broker ‘at No. 612 Hroadway, who could be robbed, and broaght bim to the to convinee him of the feasibi. my of . The ‘prisoner asserted that with what they could steal from the broker they could make $60,000 or $100,000 a piece im less than six monthe, Dortis, alias Beecher, said that Mr. Piumb kept most of bis diamonds at ‘Tefen’ ‘8, but with a tittle shrewd man qvoment, such as calling upon him beforehand and pre- tonding to purchase, he thought the complainant would | be ‘inaneod to retain the greater portion of his stock in bix ollie, The prisoner urged the necessity of the step, he was hard up, and if be did not suoceed in raising money to pay his board bill and other ecpenaes he om have to leave the city. He attributed embarrassment to the gambiing table, and be wes 7 dined unless be could make a raise ym witaers here related the result of his interview with and then went on to state how, iy the itly to ; Second Lieutenant, { i f i] 992595292582 222 i i FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. WEDNESDAY, aren) P.M. Custom House tables-of ‘the trade of the port of New York for the:menth of May were closed to-day, and we present our usual compara- tive statements:— Imports. May, 801. +i Bay. 1863. Ent'd for consu’n..$2,880,588 8.091.120 4 Eat'd for howe 5. 3139 4,000,020 5,497.404 Tee goods........ 2,780,568 1,446,093 710,621 aa and bullion, 3,486,842 + 120;888 107,217 Total imports. . $14,949,261 W'drwn f'm w’h’se 1,606,864 Cash duttes.. ses 9791465 Exports. Domestic protuce.$10,365 5709 9,837,003 19,183,510 Foreign mere'dise.. 747:986 #29, 708,501 Specie and bullion. 124300 5,164,696 = 2,115,679 ‘Total exports. ..$11,732,605 16,832,087 16,002,780 Total exclusive Of specte......11,603,695 10,667,461 13,887,101 The following are the cemparative'tables of the trade of the port for the -eleven months which have elapsed of the curremt fiscal year:— 1861-62. ‘Total 11 mos.....$28,616,625 19,005,560 0,824,868 The money market was active to-day, and bro- kers were glad to get money at seven per cent. At the close of bank hours, however, there was a sensible relaxation in the market, and the indica- tions were that thing would move more smoothly to-morrew. The Sub-Treasury is disbursing pretty freely, and $19,000,000 stand to the credit of dis- bursing officers, the whole of which will be paid ont within a day or two. Under these circumstances the stringenay which has been so much complained of during the past two days cannot last. Rumors have been current of negotiations between the Sub-Treasurer and the banks with a view to the withdrawal of part of the temporary deposits. We have the best authority for stating that nothing of the kind is yet contemplated, thongh the Sub-Treasurer has agreed to waive the ten days’ notice, and to receive certificates of deposit in payment of checks from any bank which is short of currency. The banks, however, are well aware that such active money markets as we have had for the past two days always have the effect of bringing a good deal of money inte the street for temporary employment. The appearance of affairs this afternoon rather led to the idea that we have seen the worst of the flurry in money for the pre- sent. The ramor of the fall of Vicksburg, though no generally credited, affected the gold market this morning, and the price of coin fell to 14034, while bankers’ bills sold at 153% a %4—considerably lower, as usual, than gold. Later in the day there was a slight rally, and coin sold at 140%, and bills at 154%, 2%. At the close gold was 140% a 3%. There is little or no speculation in gold and bills, and the Mquiry for remittance is extremely light. There was quite a panicky feeling inthe market this morning, caused mainly by the tightness of the money market. Weak holders were freely slaughtered by their brokers, and the decline was accelerated by the offerings of parties who in such markets always want to sell everything short. At the morning board Pacific Mail fell off 2 per cent, New York Central 1%, Erie 2%{, Erie preferred 2%, Hudson River 4, Harlem 4, Reading 234, Michigan Central 124, Southern old 1%, Illinois Cen- tral 24, Pittsburg 134, guaranteed 3, Galena 134, Toledo 1, Rock Island 1 and Fort Wayne 1%4. The fall was heaviest on the New York shares. Bonds of all classes were lower; the land grants of the Mississippi and Missouri fell 4 per cent. Governments were steady. At the elose of the board there was a sharp rally, which lasted throughout the one P.M. call. Stocks rose from 1 to 1% per cent. Toledo jumped up suddenly from 106 to 112. The morning’s decline appeared to have pretty thoroughly cleared out the weak men, and to have begun to bring In new buyers. The old c~erators, who have been out of stocks for some time, took advantage of to-day’s fall to ef- fect some ptirchases, picking out the stocks which have fallen the most—Harlem, for instance, which has fallen thirty per cent within a few days. Such a fall as this is pretty sure, in any everit, to be followed by an upward reaction. In the after- noon the whole market was 44 a 1 per cent better, and there was a good deal of competition for the popular shares. The improved feeling lasted throughout the afternoon, and at the four P. M. call there was quite an inquiry for stocks at a further advance of %a 1 per cent—Erie 931{, Harlem 904, &c. The following were the closing quota- tions of the da; US 6's,’81,reg.104 9 104% Harlem....... US 6’s.81,cou.108 01083 Harlem ppef.. 7.30 notes. ..106% & 106% American gold 140, a 140% Missouris..... 66% 8 69 a ¥ 112% Mich Southern 72 a 1235 pe So Cpa} MM Central... 108.6 as Chi. Rx Hudson iversaas 0125% Chick NW... 20% 8 30 ‘The receipts at the Sub-Treasury to-day were as follows: $2,585,714 67 104,000 00 , An attempt was made to-day by the directors of the Cleveland and Toledo which may lead to the exclusion of the stock of that company from the board list. The books closedsome time ago, to be opened, as was stated in the official advertise- ment, on the 18th of June. This afternoon the board was notified that the books would reopen to-morrow, the 11th, and parties who had bought stock “for the opening’ were expected to deliver it to-morrow. So extraordinary a mancuvre created the greatest indignation in the board, and @ committee wa once appointed to report en the subject. The decision will undoubtedly | that all contracts made ‘‘for the epesing” re run till the 18th. Such other action will be taken as may seem appropriate. Stock an ee ose ‘monKepay, June sheHlarlomRR .220 0 84K 3 ea 3 ay i 10000 American gold. 140% 400" 2000 do. 140% 160 2 000 140% 200 Mich ‘5008 4 140% ©2860 20 shs Pi State WY 163 600 6 Pank Commerce... 165 100 10 Manf & Merch "100 300 10 Pk Nerthamerica 167 200 160 7 200 | 300 26% 100 | we 2634 16 Paname. | 0 Deb & 187 590 HideRRecrip. | o@Penn 36 0. 700 Ou: : 50 | 100 23% 300 60 24% 100 | 100 ux 0 100 a 800 50 40 1000 200 a “100 200 3 1000 100 12 200 FS at is 100 Pacite M88 Go. 179 500 BO do... 880 & 7 do.. 25 500 NY Coatral ee 0 8 do... 100 200 ae. 50 100 do. “150 300 Erie RR. 250 200 do. 100 500 do sa “160 ayo =o. 90% “40 4000. 9036 -100 Be Sooke Bs S38 Sts 160 Evie RR pref.... 101 600 200 100 200 tooo Joon” 00 100 oon, 600 100 100 400 300 do... 100 do. 200 do 400 do, . 100 de 24 50 ee 100 a. 124% 100M &PduC 100 do. 16 000 Pitts, FW 100 do. 138% Teo do: 100 do. 13 «(100 Ho @onsciiaid Haag 10 500 do, 123° «(180 Alten & 50 do. 1 (ee do. 100 ao. -1233 a do. 100 do. . ins 160 Ana?R 200 do... - 15 ech AN 400 Harlem RR...... 83 100 @o. 100 do s 80 do. 200 do. $3 =: 108 Chic & Alten RR. 200 do. 98% 100 Chick Alt RR pref 80 ‘BOAI $1000 US 6's, 4000 US 6’, 5000 Tenn 6’ “70000 Miseou: 500 “6000 5@ shs 160 50 400 Cu oe 28 Cont Aimer Tr Co. io 150 200 Pacific Mail $8 Co 18034 400 do... Bel padi bad 200 Ti Cent RR 100 250 60 200 800 500 900 do... 250 ox 100 do... 830 102 sass Soret ine 31% x Bio ot a Rock ei « 124: % 200 Alt & T Haute RR 125 100 i 160 50 50 500 200 100 200 200 91% Yoo 9136 100 916 O36 9136 9196 10136 10136 RRR: = 2BeR = eatczae abeeses 8283333838 sesssss Staten Island Property. ‘The old Seaman Farm of about 200 acres, per acre. .$145 By A. A. Muller, P. R. haar wr & Oo, North New York to one ‘o'clock on Thursday, By Wm. Kennelly. lot i 127th at., det. 6th and 7th a ide, 26308, CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. ‘Wenrssnay, June 10—6 P.M. Aenne,—There were 50 bbis. pots sold at 8c, Peatis continued inactive at 9%c. Stock 646 bbis. Breapstvrrs.—The flour market continued heavy, prices closing a shade lower Tho day’s sales were confined to 8,400 bbis. State and Weetern, 700 do. Fouthern and 600 do. Canadian, within our revised quotations: — Superfine State and Western. $400 a 66 Extra States... sees $50 a 605 Common to choice extra Western. 260 a 9 50 Canadians. se se esseceesees re Routhern ‘mixed to good upertine. 620 « 690 Extra dow... .sse0 + 700 a 840 Good to choice family’ ae. Soy a 960 Rye flour......s.ss cess 320 a 620 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy wine.. 42 » 466 —Wheat fell off le. a 2c., with sales of 87,000 bushels at $141 0 $1 69 for red and .amber Western’ winter, $126 & $1 48 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, hay $1 86 for Chicago spring, and $1 45 for red Corn was a trifle cheaper, with sales of 85,000 bashers including mixed Western, at 7c. a 75 ¢c. for sound and 67¢. «720. for unsound, and 7: Tie, for yellow and white Western. Oats were in limited demand at TT0, a hy ho) ‘was quict, with sates of 1,400 bushels at $18 wae yory quiets including prime ie, 3134¢. SE ws Soe aie. air, sige He Bs | mats and Woto., Maraéaine Pees, Sue: 83 one a ee ura, ‘Sueane were less active, 11%. » 11Xe. for New Orleans and 103¢¢. a 1c. for Cuba. gg ord praberges 2 «Prua), ‘Bark Ailantle (Nor), Bepp, dee pase Meincke & ‘Tamworth (Nor), Hansen, Londonderry—Funch, wate, Panne te Mal (Prussian), Lieckfeldt, Havre—Funch, weed Pfeil one Splesen, Alicante—Funch, eee a (Bey watates Wernaimbuco— Bre Ear Jamee Murchie Gir), Mitehell, Bt Sees ae “seers Halamorge (Be), Russel, Matamoros OK ag ett Bt Thomss—Wetmore & Co. Bre ma bert, Havens. Schr Eleatoth ro Bloxom, Chi e—A @ Havens. Sehr & Minge, sat wags 8 Rockett & Son. Behr Wave, int & legh Beh: En, Le B Behe 8 Moore, 8 pean Behr Nettle D, Statems, a Slaght x Echt FPleree, Brith, Rew Horea—it 8 Ten. Sloop I Biaweolt, Mainball ‘Met, Washington. ARRIVED. Steamship Cahawba 1 8 transpert), Baker, New Orieaes, Inne 2, horiniae monroe 2 hours, rlermaster. anes 4PM, 8 Curse Caryafort Reef, gnalived ship Bea- * Steamship ship Focahonue (U8 fren ), Geoghegan, New- b, ots coil actaerge ot See ‘Conti O Matthews, New- days, jueens town, 45 to int n, diamasted, hip ueriel. i Havre, 45 days, with mdse and 270 Hincken, Had twodeaths. May 17, fara 24, finn 43 12 % *feit in with two large islanda of rin Jat 42 80. lon 49 hg anumber of icebergs and qu nities ef drift ice: 5th inst. lat 40 58, lon 67 30, saw alotor burned timbers and large quantities or cinders. » Arneson. Londonderry, 35 cays. In bal- site onder” On the # cage of the Banks saw a number of 1. Bi Palermo, 62 days, Gibraltar “ Sa pect get RAN ii bound E. Myiee Noes Corainn (Port). Gaviu'n, Oporto, 32 days, in last, 4 paasengers, to L E Amsinck &Co. vay Ee? Hi paese OF iy. Bt Thomas, 14 days, in ballast, to RP Buck & Co, rig Brothers (Br, of Sunderland), Crawford, Stigo. 35 dayn in coogi on No date, lon 2), spoke a Nor bark from Gottenburg for Wi , Buenos A: rig Maria, Ww Ecler (of gh St oA /heeler, apy gig Bi apa 15, ve — eh be Cacgin. a eae mat y) 8, lon saw witha or in Grande ny seenne ig SW: en Ck Jat 3, lon n, 71. spake. Betrie are les. a nce 1 time. brig Mau nee F Tater (ot (Benen) a "Para, 030 dag days, with rig Henrietta ey Doe, Bermuds, June 4, with vegeta- ne imraea ‘Br! St Johns. NF, 20 days, with old fein k NF, i seaman ance ata e tne aie mat Peter t Br), Grimes, Providence, 4 days, in ballast, der. Small & Co. Brig B Youn Calais, 10 deys. Farce nen Tae Behr Olio (Bs). Sado” Guat PEL, via Halifax ware with oats, to CH ead winds the cane sche Bem (Br), Macomber, Hillsboro, 17 days, with plas. Jaca “Tchr Marin, Paker, Beaufort, NO, 6 days. r Mai er, Beau! Iker, Bonnell, Newbern, 5 BchT 5 Wane, Mariin, Virciole, 8 dave J Mune, Sehr J D Schr ‘4 days. 94h secu of the Delaw: ‘bark Glenwood, na for are, loonlight. Al ite, Georgetown, DC, ¢ ey, ctr Pinickereon, days. Schr AJ DeRoasett, Hammond, own, DO, 7 days. Schr H Hobart, Thomas. town, DC, Schr Sw. Fuaikiio, We Sule «4 me ir '. Faul fashington. are hr Paran, Clark. Bant in Pallant, to Ohne a ed (U8 transport), naan Washington, to uarterma Veg Beaufort (U B transport), Ogden, Washington, to U8 Quartermaster. Steamer M Stevens, ‘Steamer Novelty. Shaw, Fbil Chance. poe emer Sis of Botts, Drake, Phitadelpbia. deny feamer Alida, Reuinaes. Phil . Philadel t, Green, “thot Phitedetonige man, Clark, New Bedford. Steamer spray. Aldrich. pea BELO’ Brig Sparkling Wave, * ‘apn, Ja %h—Bteamship Thos greentehd Dreadnought, Lizsie peutiard Darks Marie Heya, Von Leftert Lousen, Lidks- jalf, Invincible; schr 8 Flo; Wth—Steamships Sidon, Wind at sunset SSW, | Ships Sea Lark. Peck, from Boston for §an Francisco, and |. Doreas Prince, Melcher. from New York for Shanghae, with bark Union Jack, Weaver, also from New York for Shang- hae, and whaling bark Nye, Barker, of New Bedford, have been burned by the Confederate steamer Alabama. (See news columns.) Srzausmir Sipox, Capt MoMickan, of the Cunard line, sailed yesterday for Liverpool. Sreasmir Eactx, Capt Adams, sailed yesterday for Ha- vena. Sreauen New Yorx, Capt H W Chisholm, United States flag of truce boat, srrived at Fortress Monroe on the Sth inst, having been laid up for three months for the purpose of re- ceiving new boilers and other extensive repairs, The State of Maine, Cant 8 Allen, performed the service of the New York in the interim. D 5 “4 cD ae Ae 08 oe Rene Mati at acne in B. A2, 489 tons, built at Baltimore in 1! coir tes 2, a more in 1950, has chicane sengers, direct. SLxtrNan, Waage, at Quebec from Bremen for 7 fouled by & bark Varnd down and hadalvoom ‘awa, I proceed tor Chicago wit " "a chtengo tne "will take fas catto for Bivens Bi ANOW! passed Detroit recently on wor ee, enarcand. bound tor Bigmens. Beelatce ives ols Tecular line about to be formed between Milwaukee and Bremen, Buro Essex, at Pirtiand, 279 tons, 8 years old, bas been sold tor $10,000. Hartix 8 Emery, 380 tons, bullt in 1862, ba eel toon! half) at the rate of $20,000. ee Barc LM Anxoun, Carser, from Picton for New Y. ashore 6th inst near Chatham, Cape Cod, Dubcame om sane | afternoon, and would proceed. <ttee ‘A2, 199 toni built in 1 ~ Basi} 8, in 1855 at Or- gore reported ashore off M taken to East Marion 8th inst, ‘8 cargo of 16) tons of coal, and will 1 to New London. im Ma AN}, 225 tone, built at Newburyport vei he been sot 6 Ba, Oh rf e x Warr, Al, 136 tons, built im 1868 at 5 Chae boon sold at ¢7U, a aap To me Pustic—The undersigned. seamer Harton, herey wish to expread aroes tte eds tat ratiiude and esteem towal Jobuston feof that fated veal: ot cngineers Mt Ploms: the officers and crew generaily, for thelr noble be- HvFiot tn their, euccoastul stri(eto eave’ our lives eet pre. perty,and thelr unceaning efforts to attend to our wants in Bar tnfortunate canlition. It Is owing to thele self sncrit ‘and coolness that not a 8 ee, LI, was jured. She ly proceed cing courage ‘was lost, wesannot sufficiently expreas by language What we feel io wards these noble e'icers and sailors. It is on such a trring Secaaton that we learn to judge of the value of en, and we cannot pass by without adding the most heartfelt wish chat the fature may reeony m we cannot teat md thelr abittys whieh hoe Foo our unitintted adr ira Edmund gognene, Mia doin t Ca an Gusterus Be- ner, Mrs LE Med M ck, Mra 8 Clark, t Mra Vi eheraner fit Saiones Mr Ht) jebec recent! bo HEUER tore W vamerons oF t ine ey] Bien ensorted cargo for ‘Austrailia cud ‘Be ih ea to this port.to be coppered. * what Hoxotvty, Mareh 25—sid a . ¥B. ie ou arnt vt Conia to Ochowk; ein Mon, do. fronalul ‘indo: Tite ant Bi Ni ei, Le Ti ane Bara sari i ta Fish AL, do and ahaha pourdy Agri ey irnay re eer , NB. April pnts with 1140 Bart diolen gee NB, was at Taleah ready islet day on raise OU Share Grown er 29,60 wi alll (repeed wi beat Faita last of Septem! Spoken, &e. Bark Sea <Br), cet Gr), from Boston. ae pe og AYRES, for NY. je ee tort Ale 8 = nara 8 i trot iewign 5B gg ain pooh a3 ese endnote ote won Balisoury, frem om Bordeaux, do; Vo anty ation: tor bonon about CS le. wes, ome er York, disg; echt Gem, Mowrevi ‘as bef ot on Bostea for Buenos ren, just ipa Mas Any roe Cadts for Leon eos a for Bt Thomas; brig ara. Faller: (rom adie, ding. ERKC, Jume 7—Arr bark 6} iletpner, Waage, of and from Bremen for Chicago (see Mince! In port 7th, mew ablp Vantward Ho, for Austraita via New ae 23-In port Br brig Petrel, Clow, from New Br Joun, HB Sane’ June $—Arr steamers Union, Cooley, NYork; , dor “Old. ith, ehip Empire, Cooma, pie 9 Fak Bickmore, Philadephia; ‘6th, sbips ‘West Point, Child, and Pensaco| Liverpool. to VALRARAIIO, May 1— rv ahip Western Sta Star, Knowles, ‘at two Boliviam (nok Brazilian) ports for Liverpool. American Ports. BOSTON, June §—Aer sieamer Geo Atwell, Bean- Ne wens, Brown, of aud from New: new bark W A Ste beri HW Fry, Percival, Beaufort, NC; 1A M , Scaman, Philadelphia: Stop iat wo brigs. it Br steameip Avia, Shannon, Trumbull, Collum, ‘Lytueton, phia. ‘Nothing went to sea; Si al fo a brig. ee » from Newbern for Boston, passed mer ‘Pocahontas, Wood's Ho food's Hole at 7 Pa ‘on Tueeda coy Natioonl Guard: Magellan, Valpa- ale: Volant york: schre Susan, Gape HayiiensM Arngid, BALTIMORE, June %—Ary sehr Lettie, Taylor, Boston. Old abips Duchéase 4 Orleans, Hines, WG SAmerica: Ci vas Ba Koller, NYork; bark Palermo, Inzham, Hav! Rio Grande.’ Greenieat. Bath; schrs 1 Nag Norris, Btsobns, PR; JG Curtis, Newcomb, Glouceste BATH’ June Old schre TC Bardett, Card, and O Bux- ton, Williams, Washington. DIGHTON, June “go rv schrs J R Watson, Lane, and Geo Ho!!man, por a Elizabeth NEW Grorgerown, DC; C Lovering, Jone iy 'Yoric. ‘ #4 ROY meant ‘Ho June 9—Arr schr A M Edwarde, Sher NEW ate S;;Arr echra Capova, Fullerton, Calat tine S~Arr schrs Canovi n, Calais for NYork; H Ryan, Snow, New Bedford for Besse, Wareham for do; Glove, Warren for Nickerson, Etizat bethport ior Hoston; Fairfield. Merrill, Overton, Bilvabethparts sioop Mt Hee . Blizal si09) 4 brig 3 Balch. Whaley, it wae ne oe peorpencdeties, Elizabethport for Provi- jout for june 9—Arr schra T ¢ Lyman, Stenrard; grin: Liberty, Johnson; James & Sam, or HLADELFHIA, June Sarr bark Saxonville, Bolitho, RYork: bria Chas Edward, Shute, do; aches Lottie Sagua; Wm Arthur, Haskell, an Jan Rook, Beach for sy nea Jas B Alles Monteznm: NYork. Si %h—Ari aa LER Smith, ‘Smid ay, ‘M A Shropshire, ‘W Simmo ny; RJ Vs ‘New aa a} f Conover, Hoff snowed en, De or mon. = ‘Brown, Cardenas. Cid echr L 8 Nfork. GE, June &-Arr_ steam togtenes, sobre Yong, Nickerson Bal TBP & Eitzabeth, 4 cin TUOKET. Sige der: re ‘eral Iycote Ee le el in; Ke Sot water, lizabethport by trell. rene, I Martin, Rondout. ‘Sd acbr Alex: Dethport. "RANCISCO, ‘June 6—Aarr Sonate, 7 aarp pan id ath, au Panther, Lothrop. Ox SALEM, June 8—! Cpr 4s ry Harding, Bre- men: nnd a fleet of coasters bound 8 ana E. an June 9—Arr brig Condor, Hawes, Balti. WARREN, June 8—Arr sloop Gipsey. Elizahethport, GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES immense stock of Millinery and Straw The entire stock will be sold at a great sacrifice, to make rooin tor fall importations, Iltusion and Crape Bon. nets in grext vi __Mrs, M, SIMMONS, 637 Broadway. Bowrzrs AND SPANISH HATS, AT L. BINNS’ MIL- limery, largest and een (ro in the world, 581 Broad- Tay, dak, crmgette Meirorolian Hotel. “Evening Bonnete a for ladies, mleses and children. APeathe iad ibbows. a EMOVAL—A CARD.—MRS. bo ISAAC! R Division tate -; LATE city, boas to inform her to 366 Canal f ihe iedien of ‘ot thie city and Bonnets. An exten- of No. 5 Di nds and the public thi street, and is now ready to x the country with new Patiern Spring sive assortment of, the Inter fashions, including Mournin, Millinery, on Fashionable Emporium, 366 Canal street, amber: Copy, '® letter from P-T. Bar- num.—Barnum's Museum, New. York, April 13, 1963. Mise. aT take ea that atthe requestof Miss Minnie War. to the Bonnet which you made for her inai week is considered by herself and friends the hnest sper gimen af te that they have seen this season. “The ‘At ing of celors, richness of mate- artistic style all that can be desired. Miss Warren Intends to give all her future orders and to recommend your iment to her friends. yours, :T. BARNUM. PONSALIA MILLINERY ROOMS 4s ERLEY PLACE. Madame BENEDICT offers decane ely new'alock-of BoD Capa, Head nd Flowers, at cost price, in to make roo es Mndame Benedict. will leave. for Paris July 1, when an; orders or commissions entrusted to her will be carefully at- tended te. SPORTING. 1 TH ANNUAL At, BBO ATTA Mee he york RK YACHT CL CLUB. ‘The ta Commaitiee the a compnations ‘tsamboat VIRGLNEA “haired ‘e socom os ny the yachts during the race, she will leave the f ‘hristopher street at five minutes before 10 ore and R. Tesh WiklaLs No 1, No. 6 Bowling Green, FAST SAILING | SCHOONER YACHT FOR SALE— ‘Of about 100 tons, New York pliot boat model; com. pictely furnished for a gentleman's facht, and well for trading in the West Indies or Gulf of’Mexico, Appl MIDDLETON & ARNOLD, 68 Wall rtreet, OG FOR “SALE. —A BEAUTIFUL YOUNG ENGLISH Setter Slut, ten months old. Call at 182 East Fifteenth Street, where it can be seen, RANCIS, BUTLER, NO. 8 PEC choice breeds of Stock for ible Man.e Cure, Flea Bxterminator, Butler's new work $1. Dogs ‘Bonided. Trained, jor all diseases, OR SALE—ONE BULL TERRL two small Poodles, two small Bluct ey foo Newleradinnd Pepe’ Aue suege tockah Weepiets ond three wy ES rie All of the bt ge A bs and avellent ratte at Il Roosevelt Nant ee JOHN GRAY. war ANTED—FOR THR «TH AND 6TH OF JULY NEXT. ‘aCabin Yacht, of we Bighe a more, with commodauions, Address ark. Dox 2.205 Xo York Pont ofiee, stating terme and partiou W ANTED—TWO FEMALE ae ADDRESS 8. 8., Herald oitice. Sharp's newly any now in use, for Manufactory, 148 Fulton RDS.—NOW 18 YOUR TIME 10 BUY rH Bret te Sivioned Tables ot ORTF iy PRT Suctory Faven Orders by mail attended to by W. in ITI, 146 Fulton street, DECKER, M1 FULTON STRERT. LATE ATE OF 90 A ry manufactures none but first les. yin iia patent Cushions, for whieh ‘he word in chat lenged to produce a better one. Several be 5 Band ae epics _ WINES “AND ives WEA YSEVaRAL LoTs oF “su; 'y for low isd eeeaeree cee! ntbatt sat te 3 examine athe — Aino, second hand tables. for port ike MISCELLANEOUS. NIOKAKI AYaaH. f ‘Wallah, the great Turkish Bxhilarant snd Nervine. SCOTT & CO., Chemists, 766 Broadway,jbaving triumphed in thety law sult, this day Fesume the manufacture of this t POSALS. Bede ois, Mavora.ty op Ni "Sire ace, May 20, 166s” jor the male of & of Mnuvetine wi ig i rar ron, from rou sald ri to the bae'n Of tke cemator the Canal ond Banking © the basi: Canal ana feratteet to Novtre Deine street. dowa Nortre Delta street, down Delta stiert to Canal stree to New Levee wo the Levee street. Levee street to Poland street, und from Poland stree! the river front to the lower limit of the city, with * joudle track from the river front ap the Centre of Cana) street to Magazine street, with a single track {20m the rivex front, at the head of Julia strect, down Julia street to Chreus sireet, up Circus street to 1 Thtou Wale. up Tritou Walk to 8 joseph street an up Sk fongph seat to the river i ged’ ‘with @ single track from the river {ront, at the head of ‘St. Peter atreet, on Bt. Peier street ae ease street Basin ‘street to Cont street. and ap to tue a 4 or tbe enced ‘Catboritien, to. be Ba eval ae rleton mun! ‘authorities, to wi vou! shall be of 5 feet 2% inch gauge; the rae : aeatee of the same patie! the don the Cs ine and” Canal yo ithe teaseride. for or construction of "the road shall, bo of) the | best gua a Mivening ” dimensions cross shall yellow pine oF press six by ete Get Dp, eight feet. long; and fnew ing, Wuere thesway le airenty paved fal. inches. Phe paving, wuere ts ¥ pave if UD, be relasi wi; the ‘truck salle raded to & entabitshed by the City 3 Surveyor, and shall receive of sour inches of 1 or river sand, which be peretiy well ramnine rye The valle ‘sball not weigh Iras ‘than. an ferty-fve pounds apart te the ‘The track within the raile be paved with or with four by five inch soautling: 4a. the best work: manilke mauner; ond for ten, tect In width on each ade of the track, aud sirects be well, down, to "the « entire satisfaction of the Ci ten ‘The purchaser shall construct dou! waid road along the river front, across the levee and wheryen tail the Prinelpal TRVOEINBALNER, ne ner ‘Any owner of property along said road front may, at hisown pepause and cl charge, construct a turn- Out, 20 a8 to connect said roud with sald property. 5. Cars for pansengors shall be of, the degoription of whose railroad A eye. tte eral tt ore. thaw rawn by horses, mules or jen; tH in One horse or mille be used to scar, they shall be driven. abreast. juring the pight Bot ata prea minutes, from” day- Nght undil ten o'clock P.M; ane seer hy Milter, from ten o'clock F. M. anu midnight : F passenger or freight. shall not etheed sit, cules per Tow. Avery pamenger or {relgit car that may be Fn Om railroad. ‘between sunset wid daybreak, siall Le pro vided with a good head and'rear light, paged. ina couapl- cuous position on the outside of the car, during tie comtienanes ot Mie ght, eae ju e continuance is e 0 rai.s,und the roadway, for ten feet on each vide of suid) 7, “The (are for a. pamenger op passenger cars. (rom ibe upper limit of ‘the ‘city toGuual street, or the busin of the: canalof the ‘Canals a d gone, Company, or fur any dis 4 Legg mye points, snail not be more than tye — ud he Taro for a pasarger on puasenger cars. |Fou 4 {ower limits of the eity to Canal sireet, oF to the busin of ther Gaual Onrontoler cr tor any almance between sold poiain, ‘shall not be more than tive cents. 8. The fare for freight carried upon said road sail be, for ail aistinces whatever, not more than twenty cemie pesr ; an Five barrels of pork, or 8 barrels of rd oF 10 baies ot rope, or 3 barrels of apples, xacks of corn, 20 boxes of ee harrels ess XN b head vi tobacco, sugar, of aust f coitee, ‘ f walls, f salt, i lo 20 bides, 8 i r 5 5 3 1 1 16 8 2 3 8 4 2 5 0 i 1 ‘4 it Haan i geessseeegeesecesseeasseseses a 'S: HE Her 5 if 3 2 a2 = a gs ne mrearccnss Sf iy Sareea accordance with» ‘itistsction of ihe ity ‘or, and ines and vat ps : r and u: e fansuel ey ‘tae 2 feredh and the vale K§ anid road ira Oxtures. acecording to the usual mode of ment, “i ae Parennene Fore be bound to fully construct and 2 clghteen months, from and aftee- ven oy rie United States government of the 3 i E . FE i. i Close of the foot on a Ft le ell understood thet in cage of failure by the pur- to complete sald road within, the period tized, the. Satie stiherites pall have the right to resell said sro of. oe teeaneel e name. 13. cars, fixtures and wBriegne a become the property af ihe Slaten atthe sa Piration of twenty-five years trom and after the same, on @ valuation to be od by tw distne anon Terouh ese tte ted by the pur haser and the other ‘said city; and in case of ment as vo sald tween said Bersone thus sh rigor wipe bal be appointed, by sald oflicers, w! Tar Said right of way shall be_ adjudicated to the of vet ‘pons, in casks for the, samme, mats tty of sald bonus be paid into the Trea- sury of the city st the time of said sajudication, to oe re. turned to sald party paying the same, in case the rounicipab authorities reject said adjud 18, Publication shall be made of this ordinance three times. g.Neek, during four weeks, jn the oficial journal and in the id newspaper o! eee tureau of D. 8. DEWEES. Chairman Bureau Streets and Landings, LLER. Captain U. 8. A, ‘Acting Mayor. true copy. Attest: e OPS OF TER ARP SERIO von CONTRA FLO RS a! velope, endorsed with the ti of the work, ory with the oftes unl cit hareay. Fn size Pelocke Lo nee CA ween Piers ‘num bers Thirteen and tees, diip between Piers numbers Nineteen and peeping eit gree repairing Pier foot of Thirtieth street, mainy-tous house in Morton street for Engine Company Number New Wotie in William street for Engine Company Num- New Mouse in Worth street for Hose Company Number share in Forty-third street for Hose Company Num- bi aglan house in Renwick street for Hose Company Number wi Additions = alterations to house of Engine Company umber Setting curb Ww: 4 Weat streets. TH ox in and Hundred ana ty-fifth street, between ‘avenue grading and setting curb and gutter and pra fin Fourth ‘avenue, between veighih ‘and 8 Seventy- Blank forms of er with the specifications. yy} togeth: obtained at this office. “Dated Sirvet Department, New York, sine 1868. RELL, Sireet Commisaioner, CHARLES @. ‘GOR! MERICAN GAS LIGHT JOURNAL Comraine. share let ot nearly five hundred, gap light companion. Every bank, banker ag broke S8per ty SBLASs. Bdithr, 39 Nasnau street, cores Liberty, J00K9.—DEALERS IN Gia Re mg Cy Prints, , everptiing te th De i the lowest saving, 3 Et "PeoK & pete ‘Agents, BiNorts Gr eatalogue, ‘iam rect. ‘Send stamp Ww. iw Trsghwete aoe 3 Cs people have torpld livers, MEDICAL COMMON SENSE, 3 every ten free, at the fe petal ‘lewapaper “depots. throughout the country, ee Warners Beit, Neh sireatwor gf the author, Br. al ‘Broadway, lew 1 RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR nROUSEERSI ERS = Ae five crate Rai will Stree ‘near aie avenue, Furni JP ORNITURE —PARLOR Sore, WITH CARPETS Ai F be eos BE sll in exch: for carpenter's work. on, Baton: | wee