The New York Herald Newspaper, June 13, 1863, Page 8

NEWS FROM NEW ORLEANS, Arriva of the Steamship Mississippi. Important Orders from Gene- ral Banks. The Probable Recevery of Gene- ral Sherman, ‘Tee wteamAMtp Mississippi, Captaln Beiter, from New Orteens, left that port on the 6th instant, and arrived hove yesterday, making the passage 4m five days and ‘eoventeen ‘Whe steamer Georgs Washington was to leave the day The stoamer McClellan sailed on @ho same day, (be Mississippi passing ber in the river. { qhe Mississippi passed, on the morning of the 12th, a ‘etoamor off Barnegat, but the weather being foggy could Movtoarn her name. ‘The New Orleans papers are devoid of interest. ‘Wfter the biissiesipi Our New Orleans Correspondence. New Oa.aans, June 5, 1863. General Sherman's Condilion—ilis Recovery Protable— Nothing of Importance from Port Hudson—A Regular Siege Going On—The Kebvels in a Tight Piace—Afairs in the Attakayas Country—The Rebels Again There in Foro Dr. Zacharie—Commander Read—Condition of the Con- trabands—Port Hudson Rumors—Provost Couri—Death of Licutenam. Allen, cc Jam rejoiced: to say that General Sherman is much’ bet- ‘Yer, and the probabilities are that not only his life'but “Bis leg will be saved, although he -will be lame for life. ‘Be bas hada very narrow-escape, for three daye ago no one supposed that it was possible he could survive. Dr. ‘Stone, the eminent surgeon of this city, has attended him, and Le bas been most faithfully nursed and attended by ‘tbe Sistera of Charity at the Hotel Dieu. It is a great relief ‘to tho many friends of this distinguished soldier to know ‘that bis services will not be lost to us. -all bope, and could hardJy realize it when Dr. S@ne pro- Mounced him comparatively out of danger, #0 certain ‘wore we that he would die. His recovery will be however, for the extreme boat is much against bim; he ‘will be obliged to go North as 8.00 as tis condition will admit of his being removed to a steamer. Nothing of importance had occurred at Port Hudson up to the Jatest advices from that point. ‘going on constantly, aud.every day brings with it @ list o Killed and wounded. Our forces are busily engaged 4m the construction of batteries along our eutire Lne, they will probably be completed and opened ‘to-day or to-morrow, when a few hours at the most will decide the fate of tho besieged. The-enemy are kiown to have bad some six or eight buudred head of cuitie within their ‘works; and one way we luve of judging the effect of our fire upon their iines is by the number of dead oxen and sheep they are throwing over the frout of their position or op the river side. The public must remain a little Jonger in ignorance .of the number and vames of the killed and wounded jn the tight of the 27th ult. thorities have wot yet allowed any list, to be published, and have refused every application made to them for per. mission to publish them in the Nurthera papers. Any list peur will be in direct oppusitivu to orders of the General commanding, aud wilt have been obtaiued in Woeu Fort Hudson falis we will We bad given up Skirmishing is tne encmy either clandestine manuc have the names—bo! ‘Ag I thought would be tbe ‘cage, the rebels are again in force in the Attakapas country, aud bave made their ap ce in numbers at Berwick City. moved cver the Atcha‘alaya to Brashear, aud our Datterios wore engaged a few nights since iv shelling ser wick in order to prevent their aunoying us by a fire of musketry. The rebels are said tu have at erguklin a force of from three to five thousand meu under General Mortcn, aud more under Kirby Smich, vetween that poiut avd Alexandria, General ‘Magruder’ is known to have taken every man he could raise iu Texas, with the excep tion of a few left to man the butserics ut’Gulveston, and — against Gen. Bauks while be was in tLe Attakapus ig force is said'to have been at least twenty oe it is part of it that is now threatening Dr. achat, the cbiropodist, who bas been in department for come monips, boidivg a position a some Kind or another uuder the government, his of late been ‘@xcocdingly active iD assisting tue ‘Jewish portion of ge eweiueeed euernes, of which class there Soave taken them under Oar force bas all bis w ving; for be baa tsea, morning, Boop aud night, ap ‘Spurtmeuis at the St” Charles Hotel ‘bay ‘crowded with Israclites, waiting his leisure, in 2 to the angority er the people’ tn majority of peo) epigma; hee de Dec usow nian ty tiene tainly bas influence, but iu what way, wity, they are oe gloss to know. The the Attakapas country pongo the ay ip abd clad io tbat coapelga: move with our he is supponed to have had something to dv tw Order—that being his legitimate pro- ‘The United Loca aes ralwr get Commander A. er although the it thor eye, £v*, ug. x0 » hat the; Loo ag remier The Read, is now here undergo! has entirely lost ‘he use or 8 all appearances, le not distgused Cotved ie not larger than in the hands of an pi — bie sight may de | as now been niveteen months in this equadroo, aa his activity aud daring bravery in bis maby encounters with the enemy are as well known as the services of any other officer in the Bavy. He is richly deserving a better command than the Acting masters can be found who are ‘commanding far better ships that ave never yet seen the evemy, much less been ied b: raph, clipped beg paper show the abolitionists how much the Coudition of the negro has been improved by vemos tion in this department. If this state of affairs coutint Mt may cause an epidemic bere this summer that will Gecimate the ranks of our reziments and destroy many of ‘our population who are unacclimated. ‘The radicals must not think it is the publication of @ secession news| for itis not. Their own org consequently it must be true. Bere pot to permit the publication in future of any such articles respecting the negro:— ‘Tne Dying Coxtaasanns.—There sees gpidemic among contracted throuy! fad general inode of life. as called to bold six inquests, and Sertifenten for the. bur‘sllot sis from the sa the Ara, is respvvsil TH ostructions should be sent contrabunds on Goton a4 mireck, are yery rapidly trom dying, erate sickness iu the neigh place and some bet- jeces@ary to save these uu.ortunates from passage is nothing compared to er ‘their present condition, A rumor ie now in circulation that advices from Port Hud fon state that Gen. Gardner had oifered to surrender pro- vided his force was allowed to march out with his officers, Fetuiuing their side arms. The offer was refused, General Banks informing bim that the surrender must be uncon I cannot trace the rumor to any reliable source, Dut think the story not unlikely, for the garrison must be It is not improbable that Port Hud. gon wil! full without further fighting. General Gardner aust be aware that resistance 18 useless, aud be may eur. render to avoid @ useless sacritice of ixie! fall may reach you by way of Cairo before it can from New Orleans, and I thivk such will be the General banks will no doubt inform Geveral Grant of the 7 after the place is iu Lis possession, ii forward the information up the expecting every mo. fo a bad condition. The news of ius tiver. We are all impatience her meut that news will arrive of our Buccoes and that the et ie virtually open. The capture of Port Hudson will, I suppose, close the active campaign for the summer. The heat of the weather hae become 80 intense that our men will be unable to stand much marebing during its continuance. Apje.rs strange that no plan of bead covering bas been fcdopted for Our troops who are exposed to the rays Of « The biue cloth exp gow woru is horrible In when you #0 the men wearing them, streets at midday that we do not bear of hat, such as 16 te Spanish troops in Cuba, is a The foliowiug order of General Banks, estadiiebing a vost court, will re jeve the Provost M arshai General of much trouble and business tiat does it hus become weer Acoount of themumber of cases that are Low waiting the action of somebody who has jurisdiction, and it wili serve eck upom Many who are making the war profitable to themselves by plundering whenever, tho opport: unity offers, notwithstanding the ordere Wo the contrary, We have many of the jatter class bere, aud it is time they tolowed up with ao sharp stick’’ and their ras cality put an end wo. 8 of this court will be very lutereating, more wo than aay other we have it GENERAL ORDERS—N0, 45, Barons Port Kuveon, A military court, to be known as the Pro Department of the Gulf, is hereby cons wer of hearing, deo and packing judgmedt upon ous of general or special Articles of War, violavio: or other offences ariel military jurisdiction, Where the oifenier is uot in the milita- Fy sorvice of the United States, and where the penalty doce t the persons or property of the ny person in the military service extend to lowe of life, £ inhabitants, commit of the United Stators, where the per Joss of lite or the dismissal of a commissioned ollee “ risiug under the milli ferred to the cour rovont Marshal Geveral of ihe riginal and exclusive Jurtesietion @ sessions in the as may from time t, One Hundred Of the court , and will hold it much other point established. and will enter upon his dat Gales. By command of | Nasor General Treatet tp announce the deuth ot Lisuteaunt Atle, of General Weitzel’s staf. He died at Brashear City a teow Dody Captote bbard will also go North by the Fame ph ey alle” wae. rm Salem, Mass., and partment f wounded and takeo prisoner when the stoamer Diana was captured op Bayou Teche, and and retaken when Franklin was ocempied by.our forces. At that time tre alone com- pelied tue surrender of the steamer Corme with over Righty rebels on board, Lieutenant Atlen was wet! knows and highly esteemed, and his loss will be deeply regretted by al! who were sieqtainted wit him To Gea, ‘Weiter! bis lore will be great blow, for he was ove of the moat eflicient officers om his stat, He bas lest shree of-bis stail officers’ withla the last ‘éon days, and bes, I wudersiand,"but one left. re La We have just hadav mrival (F0 frota Port Hudson, “One of ‘the passengers reports that our batteries are allready to “epen fire to morrow morning, and that the opiaton of every cone ther ‘tbat the rebels will mot hold vut tweuty four boul yr we commence. A revel officer who deserted | to the United States steamer Hartiord, aud who was sent | down to Admiral Farragut, says that Generel Banke will be usbamed of bis conquest wien be takes Port Hudson, on account of the smail number of meu he will dnd with- ia the works. This may or may not be true. Time alone can prove if 4 is or is not. Naval matters are quiet, I hear that the United States steam sloop-ot-war Ossipee, Commedore Gillis, bas ar- rived at Pensacola, and that she will relieve the Colorado, be hand Goldsb»rough, in the blockade off Mobile. The —s relieves the Wabash at Port Royal, | under- -Lieutenant McGlensy , late execative officer of the Uanea Statea steamer Pocahontas, has been detached and hoe a on duty with the Eastern Gulf Blockading squadron. “City mattersare very dull. The weathor is intensely hot; business is about over, and all are leaving for the North tbat can leave. -IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN, BANKS. . BigapgvaRTeRs, Nine Festa Army Corrs, tw sate Pinit, Neau’ Pont Hopeox, Suu 1, 1983, No person, miliary officer or other, “will take from any Plantation worked by the United ‘States Quartermaster’s Department, any article of property whatever, or ip any way interfere with the working of thesame; and any son or persons who have taken from the Asbland, tow Le Blane, Hermiiage or Point Houmas paataioa fe perty of any description, willre return the same to the sation from bec! it was tak _P. BANKS, Major General Commanding. “Mattitary Affairs. THR INVALID CORPS. The organization of the Invalid Corps, United States Army, bas been commenced in this city under Colonel Robert Nugent, Acting Assistant 'rovost Marshal Gene- ral. The Golonel bas detailed Captain Crowie and Liew- tenant Jas, W. Powell, Jr., who bave been appointed to the Invalid Corps by the Secretary of War, at the general rendezvous, 65 Fraoklin strect, 10 examine applications from officers and enlisted soldiers who have from wounds or bardships of war become disabled in the service of their country. It is well to see that the government £0 well rewards those faithful soldiers. To obtain admission to this corps immediate applica- tion should be made to the Board of Enrollment for the district in-which the applicant resides, and on receiv- ing @ certificate report to Captain Crowie or Lieutenant Powell at headquarters. Chaplain F. McAtee, of the Thirty firet New York Vot ‘unteers, was on Thursday last the recipient of a valuab! testimonial inthe shape of achureh service. The ce: mony took place at No. 49 West Fiiteenth street, and ti testimonial was presented by Sergeant Geo. W. Hyer, on sbehalf of the non-commissioned officers avd privates of his regiment. Supreme Court—Special Term. Before Hon. Judge Welles. The Wandens and Yettry of St. James’ Church ve. The Recor, Vesry and Wardens of the Church of the Re. deemer.—Judgment ordered in favor of the plaintills ogainet the-defendants, in accordance with the findings now filed, with costs, &c. The judgment to be settled by the justice before whom the trial wus had, on notice of eight cays to the attorney for the defendants, with a copy Of proposed judgment. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. eee Faripay, June 12-6 P.M. The banks were this morning notified by the Sub-Treasurer that deposit certificates would be received by him—waiving the ten days’ notice—in payment of 5-20 bonds. This sensible arrange- ment had at once the effect of relieving the pres- sure for money, and will be still more directly felt in this connection hereafter. The banks and their customers hold among them nearly $100,000,000 of deposit certificates, all of which would be paid into the Sub-Treasury as money if the present stringency lasted. But in a day or two the regular disbursements of the office under the checks of disbursing officers will relieve the market, and the banks will be able to satisfy the demand for curren- cy to pay for 5-20 bonds without disturbing their de- posit certificates. The brokers report a much easier money market to-day than yesterday. Nearly all the large houses had money over at the close of bank hours, and no one who held good collateral found any difficulty in getting money at 7 per cent. The prospect is that to-morrow the supply at 7 will be fully equal to if not in excess of the de- Gold was very dull this morning. It sold at 141% a %, against 141% last evening; in the afternoon at 141% a 1415%. Exchange was 155 a ¥%, with a very limited inquiry. It is rumored that some heavy purchases of American securities have been lately made which have increased the supply of bills. Some Englishmen, who sold out their American stocks under the advice of the London journals eighteen months ago, appear to be taking them back at an advance of 30 to 40 per cent. The stock market was dull this morning; the course of prices was irregular. Governments were rather better, and there was more inquiry for bonds, with a light offering. On the general list Erie was 4 better, and Toledo rose 6 per cent; but Pacific Mail fell off 1, Harlem %, Reading %{, Southern old 14, Illinois 4%, Galena 1, Rock Island Y%, Atthe close of the session there was rather more inquiry for stocks, and prices generally im- proved. The improvement lasted throughout the one P. M. session; prices were generally 14 a % better than they had been at the morning board, When the afternoon session assembled members discovered, on comparing notes, that money was decidedly easier than it had been, and the conse- quence was an increased disposition to buy, under which prices rose % a % per cent all round. Erie was very firm indeed at an advance of % per cent on rumors of extraordinary receipts for June. The market continued firg till the close, and the indi- cations were rather in favor of better prices to- morrow. The following were the closing quota- tions of the day:— *81,reg.104 a 10414 100410834 0 108% Reading 7.30 notes . 106% Mich Southern 7134 4 nx american gil ay 8 14h Mich So guar..1135; a — . sox a 99 105 Dt Central 4 Fort Wa Fort Wayne... TLig.a 717 Prairie dati, aia Chic & alton, 70° a 71% Chic & NW... 29% a BL The firasalpal ‘Ootiteleton of Missouri meets on Monday next, and the advices from St. Louis are to the effect that an emancipation ordinance will be passed on the day the Convention organ- izes. As much may be inferred.from the late speech of Governor Gamble to the New York de- legation to the Chicago Canal Cgnvention. The matter is of great moment to holders of Missouri bonds, who reason, with some. show of plausibili- ty, that when slavery is abolished in Missouri the securities of that State will command as high a price aathose of any other free State. They are selling just now, with 15 per cent of back interest due, at 68, which would make the bonds worth 63, ex-interest. The friends of the Milwaukee and St. Paul Rail- road (old La Crosse) received @ telegram to-day stating that the Judge had decided all the remain- ing points in controversy in their favor, and had placed them in possession of the road, rolling stock, &c. The securities of the new concern will be placed on the market at an early day, The business of the Sub-Treasnry was as follows, to-day: — + $2,605,776 08 126,000 00 Payments. . + 2,166,168 81 Balance... . . . 21,006,606 46 The Galena and Chicago nail ad have declared a dividend of 3 per cent, payable July 16. This de- ercase in the dividend, which will disappoint hold- M4 ia due to the fact that, while the tPadlic on all othe? roads has been increasing, that of thé Galena Lag been falling off. ‘The meeting and election of Leledo directors is to take place on the 22d. ‘The importgtions of dry goods into the port of New York, for the week exding June }4, 1863, were 'as follows:— Preyer gence o "Raitryed Com- pany for the months of April and May were aa fol- . - Sal, The Chicago and ‘Alton gains $14,869'in ‘the first week ia June, the Illinois Central $44,338, the Rock Island $18,322, the Michigan Central $13,766, the Toledo $7,125, the Wabash $13,620. Stock Excha: oe, June 12, 5€0 shs Haslem RR. pref. 1500694 8-16pen0&A 1073 $000. do.Feb&Aug 10734 10000108 6's, 1 yr cor 101% or 2000 ARATHa iucbds 88 2000 Chik N Wist m 86 5000 Chi N W2dm 68 2006 Tol & Wab 2d m 30000 do. see OL 1000 Pitts, FLW&Clet 109 3000 Pitts, FtW&C 2d 104 £0000 American gold. 14134 9 ehs Bk State NY. 10234 460 Canton Company 29 26 Del & Hud Can Co 140 Cumb Coal SOnsveiat vegeta 52 euget z esesssresess g Sege8sts 38 SECOND BOARD. $1000 86's, ’81,cou 10834 6000 Tr 7-80pen.UNA 106% 15000 Missouri 6’8... 68 1000 US1 yr cer uew 98% 1060 Chi & NW 2dm 5836 1000 Chi &NW Ist m_86 4000 NY Cent 7's. SOOVAISTHau2dinpr 92 20000 American gold. Hl 4 200 shs ie aeeuit od = 105 one loo Mich Centrai PRR. tnd 50 do 6 300 —_ = WIRR: 200 Z 100 Cumb Coal pref. FH 300 American Coal Co 68, 160 Pacific Mail $8 Co 181 do. dS I 600 do. ‘ 200 N ¥ Central aoa ae pee Sales a be bead Board. Toosbs MB&NIRR.810 100 Cleve & Pitts RR. 100 do, 8 8 $10000 Am gold ... Jo0sbsNYCeuRR.saw 117% 100 do. 118 Worms SURE pret 300 an yy ‘Chi ke, wore & 100 1 H & Alton RR. Galevasc CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fuspay, June 12—6 P. M. Breapercrrs.—Flour was in limited demand, and $c. » ‘The day’s sales reached 11,500 bbis. State and Western, 1,200 do. Southern and 600 do, Cana- dian, within our revised quotations:— Suporfae State and Western 10c per bbl. lower. Gruner to shies — bees Ssssss pean oerescac SSSSSRSS —Wheat was less active and lo. a 2c. lower, with sales of 90,000 busbels at $1 72a $1 75 for white, and $1 41a $1 63 for red and amber Western winter, $1 260 $1 43 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1 18 a $1 37 for Chicago spring. Corn declined slightly, with sales of 100,000 bushels, including mixed Western, at 76X<c. for sound and 68c. a 74c, for unsound, and Tic a Ble. for ry, and white Western. Oatsa were in de- a 800. Rye was loss active, with sales of 2,000 pesoee at $l Ol a $1 02. ‘CaxDLES wore quiet at former Corrgx.—Rio was active, wit bags, part at 803g0, a Ble quote:—Prime & 806. ; 5 oralaey, of eee Pon: Serre er ‘200.; fair to good cal mate and bags, 86\e. a 8T0. Lagayra and St }, 280. pA “Lime demand was limited wo. day for mi At boc, a 66c., with sales and Fesales reported since our Jase of 400 bales. Freicnts were inactive and somewhat depressed, 4 Liverpool there were shipped 60,000 busbels gr: a 7d, and 3,600 packages provisions, by gteamor and py ing Vessel, at 868. @ 458. and 25m, lard at 368. To London 10,000 bushels wheat at 7d, Two vessels took graib for Gloucester at 98, Provisions. Pork sold to the the extent of 3,100 bbls. , at $12 a$1z 12 tor new mess and SLL a 811 25 for new Hee, was in fair demand, and 375 bis. were sold ard continued stendy ab Je. a 926 , with sales of 800 pace ges, Uf cnt meats 450 were wold at de. a fc tor shoulders and 640. @ 7% oC. & Ti4e.: 600 boxes juttor and cheese con- Giusgow 900 ieroes at unehar yed prices. changed bands a tinued dull and be SuGaks were in ton, of 1,020 nods, New Orleans, and £4 request, with sales, part 1,000 boxes at 100, & #11 Je. for Cuba, movemenyy in meat Estate. House and jot w. 8. ata, 40f. n 12a, ‘tt, 256x100. . bao od imtorest in — and lot ou Water 3 * i ae, SHIPPING NEWS. nna ~—_ Sig pores ic ~ ~ bal aang an ee be anna ilianAnnaaannnnniiebaeceih | Le oe er ees, Gian Git. Basho, Queenstown ant Mie wee pemente (iigmh, Geboansen, Sopthemquen a Be ay Sena 2 a Wendt Cues & POSITIVE AND SPECIFIC REMEDY ‘| ee Bark Immaoulata Maria (Ital), Artesa, Cork—F Berthoud Bark C@umbus (Bremen), Gerdes, Bromea—Garrele & Meyer. Bark John Benson. Jobnson, Pouce~Sturges & Co. Bark Ada Carter, Kenny, ypportiand—Miller'& Houghton. ‘Jane Duncan (Br), Bllictt. Galway—John Jackson. 2: Lisbon-W alal Carve: ae Ses KT SLLE r & Chase, “ ‘ arrimaa, igWard B00 ; Bren. Hunt for nt aera sep. ae H i Fort Rogai—wishy & a ; Pruiter. Webster? fan 4 ce leseiphisn 6 EJ Peiane. nan; Bird, Wauseon, and Hu (Br), Simmons, Granais—J W Hab- : ing March 29, Mary and ales, Jones, Hay Mulgrave (Br), Marmaud, Charlottetown—B F ns Hun whit romniitnes* Mecsas 4 Co. at ern eer en, Clana, Batay, nie epi BUHH |e bigllJennisaa, Cramer, Washagion— BOSTO Ui~Are aeanshi “Africa (Br). 8 pnp inane epoutions ‘Schr J Jones, Roach, Wash’ sae bom £00. Heeb ace at Bi He aon. reduced, as well as pain and infa:nmation, and is. oe Eine Pumyre, equa amngic tes ‘t Nephew. 4 ‘Georgetown, DC: Fredk (Eugene. Croc MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN. a Baltimore’ G Al Nichola; Waltham, sea Nemph, Conley, Washingtoo—L Ke Balhae: ‘asl sladelt ha; 1 Buckoam, M Stren, pam, and ee Gulliver, Elizabeth, nk inson. ane 5am Schr Julie Baker’ Lev iiailow Slowea Ben i Ebr E Merriman, tinriton, Portand 0 2 Holeh fchr JR Stuber, Or. Poruand-O-L ate. Ee eee ate: Hallett Hiosioan J © Dar arton/& Oo, “op-, Weecot rion, ELE ae Sa a Se ee, eee ‘atte chepenie ie ate ns N ® Chr A tin Fake,’ Dick: BEE cREEEFER its pi danas on; Aber ¢ rang Hah MBE Be HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUOND, ad,8, gunboat Tuscarora, Commander Waa a Parker, PhI's- Moore bye gs Mail) Morrill: HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, t’aldrich sertiatl Ps yatta Tarcin; Jam 6 Steamship Corsica (Br), Le Mesurier, Havana, June 6, at 5 Pound Basu Ne a 12:00 PM, ‘with mise nd. pas- raat 13h, Brooms! fenuern. 1a be Cunard, Cin inet, aaw steamship Roanoke go- “Scam stp Matte (US tranaport), Baxter, New Or. Vor ‘Weeaeones, nae poison from Excesses, scretions oF Abjuse re putt folowing sym eer of memory, © Dratentty or Sreathing, and. Sarah, frude, ea Hzabethport; Mi Ry Granite State, Hallett; Pitas a em, leans June 6: Page at 5:15 PM, thus 1 - Weak uerves, Trembling, ¥ lean Jue rag in are) 17 ho: from’ NOvlenta: in the bay, ‘Telegranted: bars Frembling, ‘Steamship Potomac, Hoffms {brig Chimboraro: al : tame sol Pain B Cromwell & Ce rmenis. Bart: a Geo Peabody (0 8 wiser, Atwell, Boston, | fic” “ich elegrapt yee Sree aie. Phil 'Banain 8 bet Py Me), Weeks, Clenfocgos, 17 feet Mae fa SW; ship Joseph Clark; barks Caaada, with sugar, to un Arr (by tel) barks Young Turk, Messina; Mary Dale, if allowed Mairi, fiers’ Glenfuegce for Bosion, : removes, 8000 follow ian ea ang, Clemens Newbe my June 9. icing to outeatre, Se Wii dial NCE, FATUITY. FATCITY, EPILEPTIC FATUITY, EPILEPTIO FITS, mYork. to load soal for Panama: bar Agelaiie. el ckberger tient inas’ expire, “ye 8 wi iter ane (of Bangor), ro Matanzas, 11 days, 4 : b oles HD Brookman & C are | Rio de “eh, Busan ponaont AMS | tone of which pOTENCE lasses, to tbe g ida ‘tirvot Sysohne, NP), Palfrey, Sydney, CB, 13 Nickerso eapenatas ee N¥ere? th Pores Who can say that they are not frequeiitly followed by thos days, with coal, 10 GF Bull an ‘eireful ais ‘Drigord Poin, Darin, Boston, 7 Jape, with molawen to | Biers arti, Fray Cid sche Banned Henry. Tres inary AND. gonguuprio! cia Purola ha Tong, Fort au Platt, 18 days, with mano. ane) Soc aera - m3 ies? Many arGREANHEY, AND GONBUMPTION, | wAC q their sutier! Bone Peane ar i ve (Br); Johneon, Navsan, 9 days, with cot- | (Bremen) "Meyertiece, Liverpool, bark Pale shina conte on ton, to Jos 0-01 RECORDS OF THE INSANE ASYLUMB, scar Oamien, Feadleton, St George, NB, via Mystic 2 days, BANGOR, June 10—Cld echr Frank Maria, Barbour, New | ng the sional dea leathe Dy consuruptlon. bear witdoas i ‘cor with ship timber, to tnaater, ne $—Cld je constitution, once Schr Franeit, Davia, Newbern, Sdays: 10th just, off Hat. Hinges Sune i tare oop Biacksume, Kone Wye. from’ Ne ANVERS. Ji rr achrayO am teras, spoke yacht Barah Angel, Trelaie, Chase, Phiia- onaantc EARNS delphi Ada Herve d Linelans ¥ NYori ORGANIC At eb HTON, June 1—Are seh Hoveln s, Lincoln, RYork for “ed eat sarge ioe eons Tineta, pe feauires the ald of medicine to strengibeD and invigorate Be system, Roos Rrarkolew, and Lue} Baker Rie ig Te y . "4 AVERT June losare sc? Quota of the Wat, Ro. Wepinorns RRM: nUcae HELM: EXTRACT ie OF with Schr Belle of the Bay. G ro-ker, Georges Bal nN eRe amet, Ee nr Meare eee 8 transport), Wooa, Newbern, oie Goor Basi sloop Senator, F: ale, A short iQ to ri . i . “ 3 ‘ Bichmer Detroit tU 8 transport), Teal, Washington, to Us | Beker. Kelley; Baltimore, 8:4 brig Robin, llawkins, N¥ork; OF iacarlalle does. Quartermaster. GEORGETOWN, De; June8—SId schrsC A Snow, Heath, | A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST SCEPTIOAR iy mer Platet (U8 transport), Young, Washington, to U | ponzskeepce; A & Wetmore, Edwards, Pali River.’ — ee NEW ORLEANS, 2A: hin Quiney LULL amer Octorara, McLaughlin, Baltimore. NYork via Port Ro Steamer Rew York, Fouls, Philadelohie.” nantum, Edward aac : ELL teame falker, Rogers, Piilade' Steamer Tacons. Pierce, Philadephia. EO nae FOU Grend Colton. Beas ew Lb ee EEE, 5 Steamer Westenester, Davis, Providence. LLL bs a teacivousioys [mk cate oleanahl an 1th—Ships Jacob A Stamter, Undaunted; bai Pray, Se Maria Adeloide, Fanite Mat; brigs Gezusters, Exprese. Reindeer, Coutts, oh, 0 cer craes sebr H Trave.s, G a Wind at sunset 8, light. rewaLits oa Miscellanco: 5A Ho aoe promi Snir Martarax, Robinson, from Calonita April 28 for New Kina rane Miareton Se nia iron Pal. FEMALES FEMALES Washore’ while passing down the Hooghiy, e'phiay Condor; bari . At Quarantine, sehr Rot ——— —— beeeenipe. ‘anchor audclain, and probably put ba Anderson. Green, fron s on oid barks’ Merrimac, | FEMALES FEMALES FEMALES Banx Dewruine, ols, from Liverpool, arrived at Rin- PENALES FEMALES yankee March 25 J ut was put on the gridiron ani the john. - ete feak stop, ed without aime. } ine Wein port steamer Ellen 8 Terry, for | pan ALEg vai waahiaee Jane, Hutchings, hence. arrived at Portland — —— putin ane, utdbinds Nene. arrived REWSUR) 7 ng June 10—Sld echr Hinwatha,D~aney, | pEwALES FEMALES . veuauma- ".. me We W for New Orleans, wax aha ol uw, PHILADELPHIA Jane i—Arr ship Oavingo, Card. Lie- in wise te Wnseay bad experienced b very heaty gue ane ‘ee barks Glenwood, Howland, Messina; Join Bolton | ILD LD OR Set pBINGLE WARRIED, OR OONTEM- ey lost overbiar.t (wenty-four head of cattle, and was yet throw "Davis, an % ‘ To many affections poosian AS Femaire ing tiem over, in consequence of injuries received. pirat eae Scien, Jes ¥ Roast Providence, 136 tons, built in 185t-at gad Tin pee RSH Black Hawk Cam@den. NJ, and thorough'y repaired in 13s2, now at Provi- =f dence. tas been sold to Suples Phillips, of Taunton, on peg erly SF Ae gee ea eae oh or Sch ‘or Whitew, Storiiits private terms, Braet. Mer. he and for all com; Bea -s of Bostox Ineunaxce Orvices.—The following are | Biue, Puinney, Boxion; i Lie Maui, | Sebilsor Genet rine arising from tod gr f the Boston uilices on the Sea Lark, Unio ver, and Belt, Reynolds’ ro, Lakema ee nee, Oneida, Norn and Commonwealth, lately de: | NYork: <Cantazens, Kelly. ew 8 Helfand od bark Lara DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE. neurance Col - a ase Pol ns Owen! a - a '$31,0W; China, $18, hy ‘Wann: Cape Hayiien:. sche teevitrcan ‘shot, Newberryyort: Occat NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 12 ee Gisonn Hosen, BUI; Eyota. | Wavelttker Newport a KO; Nepuune, 84000; erchintst JH Bartlett, Rockhitl; MMMMMM MM MMM eranies Mario, $8,500; | and ae Barrett, Ni Bei Lia i Phe ton 3 ‘ MMM MMe u MD Lavxen—A Ene sclir of about 100 tons. now building at joes A Blea g eterno Xue MOE wpe 2 e1 vergreen, fated on 3th ine he 4 ‘mend ne poster between fe eam Sid" ship Coburg Chr); Liveryeok, saled ue Me z Shel rng papper bance een PORTLAND, June 10—Arr brig Russian, Toothaker. Sierra MMM MM OM uM Riabegens ice of ea rss es rdenan: sch Rachel Jane, “iatehing, York: brite 1M Sai Spoken, se. 1 ashore cn Wood In:and and fn leaky. “Old MeN uM MMMM Ship Jaca, hence for Glasxow, June 7, Fanny, Ross, Cienfuegos: cir Messenger, Foxe, Philadel- Ship MR'Ladwig, Harding, from Dub fr for Quevee, May | phia,” Sid, wind SWrecirs Minnehaha, Maryland, “Tenses. “4 ogee 5 of COPS Se eum tox Volphaatens | TORRAO UTIL ioe Polcr eeirs Tien, Farbieh) Rew 8 ‘ rosbs. trom for is0, June 9—Arr schrs a M 2s, abit 17 miles N of Tuskar. dout: Mazeppa, Brewer, N Yor. ates EXTRACT BUUHU rk W iilard, Horayay Ah on Portland Mareb 4 for Bue- FROVD? RC GE, June 1l—Arr steamers Faleon, Jones, GUPROVED. ED ROSE WASH . nog Apres, ‘April 27, In and Pelican, Raker, NYork gchrs Ocean Bird, Gon'ey, an RES SUCRE Se lonia, from Portland’ f or ‘Cardenas, June 7, Jat 89, Jones. Weaver, town. DC: endieton. ghar by Point, , y tm all thetr stagen, at litle expense, or no change im oR Tezana, for New Orleans, May 2, at 28.16 100 9620. | ay. M nar Balti neat °C Kegon, a a ERG eines, | 82, iaccuenleucejand Ho cepenuie, ft utes a Le ee eee Cee wo Nala Phindelphiny Naty ten Daher dive ction curing’ Sirictnres of the Foreign Ports. bethport) meine B Potter, Vallance, ‘Bort wen: Mary | slinying ntammation, so frequent i thle clase We received but one Havana paper by the steamehip = sabeti, eae Broek: ‘sloo} ar root Ginee He nila, Blize- nae ll poisonous, diseased aud worn out ‘xvas, Aprii2—-Arr Smron, Marshall, Buenos Ayres, Thuate tifa (or Calais: ia ruse Townsend, Lewis: Emme | wag TUR OBANDS THOM, rae ee Bi Ly 20—Arr Goodburn, Trin: Baker; e Harvey; Ann Mar! Brora, Bay ZB ote fn Sea Meade, phitadeipsie ommtork. a and Lavinah Jane, Kewchinn, NYork, sloop revina thet they were ri Jase ong . Ra age of * ” been, - ', Ap i 12—Sht Golcond: Calcutts. PAWTU KEE: June 11—sid_schre Minerva, Brooks, and ss ‘Ox. Aprig—ary RB Fortes aaron, il, N¥ar Nenu, Martin. do.” Doon Sete % ia reae ak out ju fea onnne Pas as ArT isanae® seat Rialvin, and | Solinar’ Thiavelpice’ Bid’ why tare: Slorn Ki ae orn 1c 3 bert Clesie. Nassau 27th, brig Masia, King, Maranbam— | Jah Wooster (Crom Sailiran), ‘New York; schr M Al Weaver, y 26—arr Creole, Kelly, Bordea Lith—Are schr Young Ame-ia, Pearl, Cayenne, Fane So cin port’ ebipe} pees inet -witey. tor | SOMERSET, June 11—Sid ache Artiai, Forester, NYork. 4 Howon ‘lig: Borneo, for do do; bark Martha's Vineyard, ba Gevexne, Nay 2—In port dark Wyman, Ri E x f ae ee Ag SECRET WORTH KNOWING.—0Q TO THOMAS R, aoe “Caecrra, April, 22—Tn port, Continenal, Johneon, and AGNEW'S, corner Greenwie om ose (jab, for ers \dg; Chas Cooper, Jordan, for UStau for ant USE pawouns Ss apa tees BI nel. and, Good Retr, i 5 aflectious and diseases nary Orgasm, . :Ltpano, st ry Rambler, Carlois for mt Bi MALE OR FEMALE, : bali, M: r Dundee; pry uci From whateve: origi ‘matter of how long : : Anne omiball, Marah, for Dusden: Weamnge., Seubert | ben nnctlaiey secon andlog. Blscascs of Gene organs require é Erpoeeding down the river 224, ship Mattapan, Robinson, for REMOVAL. Woop pnorners, 8 piareus : Bid from Saugor Apri 17, ships, Gxenbriige, Berry, Syd: es it Buouu joa ney NSW; ee in tien Butler, Wood, Londo: CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS, =p ‘Canoexan, June 3—Arr bark Andes, Ste} hens, Havana; z brega 6 Matino wre, Nauibere, Fordand ‘Jessle Rbynas, Pen- HAVE REMOVED 70 ee ton; aehr Vaietta Bid 3d, OH Kennedy, “Linian, Swasey, ‘One door above the Metropolitan Hotel. sPOM and clean | be ipaees Ml rong re i 8 Jonaroa, Lam- Wil accom ‘the i eras; 80 shin pany the medic vege oe p dunegoin Mech Promoter Sealife Cow |... WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. iia wie swans ATES © or sel . ET ee ee A SECRET. {HOW DORS THE ORIGINAL JACOBS, for ¥. TO'sctENCE AND FAMR, » ca 20—Arr Lincoln, Mason, Broadway, manage 10 ratches, Diamonds rea, Bey ante ms Callao for London | Seweiry so cheap as todlety competion? I'will tell you. He 00000 ine I ¥co-uow, Angi S—1n port ship Hound, Kash, for NYork; Duss and sells for cash only. ~~ s Dar HOU Oe itae 62: Aenes, King, and Lizzie | (1, PAID FOR DIAMONDS, FINE PEARLS AND ove ‘00 i 25, Forest Pereival, Tientel xi India Camel's Hair Shawls. ‘Office hours trom 9 till 10 000 99 Stimpson, Mays. and Fanny Horn, Jordan, Ghanghac. "7 | A.Mizand2 USE. A only. Ldberal advances made upon 099, & ’ nT gg ea ar es checcaalmearoisanlinete Bows okahinigie percent 512 Broadway. O09, 490 Bi he Beem hit won fee A Due baie eckvomie, Ds IALIFORNIA DIAMONDS—EQUAL IN BRILLTANCY e000 i | or set fn 200 - b: | Mavis, May 26-8) id Broun Keller, Pictou; J Baker, Breast Finn 820 (020. Studs $8 tobi, Bare Rings $3 to wee Fare; aS FLe age # BO Lai aay : Allen, and Vi tiny Atel in, Cardiff and India. $25, cent Pt Pattee sO HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU ‘ Hoxo Kona, April T—in portships Beauerges (Br), D an; Original “3 i composed of Buch: ne rem ae niper Berrica, selected « Helion, Webster; Hinzlender, White; Sarah Newman. Wit os DIAMONDS, DIAMONDE.—1 ax Gi¥iNG DIAMONDE—1 AM GIVING widget are by nm agai : : Iie: Buena Vista, Ayres; Sbirley, Brown, and Washi AMONDS, DI ~ aD ah sw FACi0, Colburn, for San Francisco (iatier cid, Jamiden, M the highest feet yen “for Wi me rp 4 as inte oF cash advanesd on the sas mate eager H. 7, HREMBOLD, as Bel Practical and Anais tcal Chemist, and > ord, Wilson. fur Sydney and Melbourne: Goud, FEATED AND GQNPORITION WATCHES Sole Manifacur r of + Meivlue, for Méalla; Geo Lee, Barsow Vikiag, Townsend GIR, TENGE. warranted ums keepers ane chute ELMNOLD & ¢ and, Kuropa, Ayres, unc; Kibgisher: Freeman, colors wins Just relatved a supers, tot of Combustion and RATION, Be jaa; dragon, i ard, tor Macao; Disdem, Sawyer, unc; and Uihers as belore {| 2014 Chains, $2 v0 original eS AGObS <7 Broadway. June 2—Arr brign Bt Mi teat gna $--Arr beige Btromness, ¥ neat Qian. do; Suh, v"idelrose, Blanche’ do. cla bay 7 ‘KRPOOL, 2—Arr Seger, Meer Morrell, Hiaita ree ae, wey, im RIGINAL L. JACOBS.—ORIGINAL L. JACOBS.— Orginal L. at Oriente Ln Jacubs—Or Driginal—Original—O. rin inal |—Original—Original L. JACOBS, by, V Broedway._ for Queboe du fot Boat sow 1300) geet poe (ey, ane i Mersey (9) ior Nora DIAMOND BROKER, cated (8), tor’ do Broadway. Watches and Jewelry bought, Advances on Wiebe Minin’ tor do iat; Kentwekinns ag A RE downs | Plo Broetway: wewses ne , — ‘ATOHES.—JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE LOT OF sugicne; Pe Tudl er Surinam eric tee hw an second hand Guld and Silver Waiches, whith ou his preparations contain ie, as merguiy o m selling 106 4 ‘Arr beig M Stevenson ores te Poe ae oe Bel is drugs, but are puvely kan Dark Lotus, Stovenso Watcl 2 Gi HELM int ‘May Sear ‘Wurtemburg, Chase, Swansea (and correct time ke Keepers, Original L. JACO worn and subscribed before me, this234 day of Rete. i. B. Miss lernini Ras, April 24—Arr Annie Hod, Hyler, Cardiff. AR! ‘CO. ‘Ninth street, ai otra ‘March 27—Bid J ern apn ay; BRGANS' ABD TOBACCO... uae Bitmap cite Kin veaee n'y Hise ARP ,poumerio Suaaes, 20er_ Ee pppppppopop timingion, NC (nd ci ot Tor St John, eget Tay fareueles Dob DDD * Jensie, Wi Charleston (and cid 16th Tor St Lapa m4 aed Trariees other brands, Also, a DD bdDD and ‘rom Charleston) ys Gins, Wines, &c., in bund. DO Deo fteamers Tesuleubure, | Wilm NG. (and eli vd bpp wi ath'ror Bi domo, NB but ai Dinas, five pbbpppppppopb” x man, Palmouth, B (and ght eet i. BobLbODL DOD & 4 cla June Tet for Taracon); 1th Giadiator, ye PRIOR, $1 FER BOTILE, OR SIX FOR on etter i Se dr E | HIvatOw VaR RANMORD IRAE ARON At, | punnreis stnan c Bak ee Se m ig tnd: JT Rg Mendon Sun | “address letters for informs tion, ; ee stan : the oliees of 'S EXPRESS, Pure Chermiet Oo New ‘oa potn Brooklyn, and bogeage checked at the “Deror 3 pelts on the Fou wnntntenes ole nal Ho, 4 South, Tenth sieut, below Chestnss, : ; EW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RALLROAD— pagers « Trains will leave Twenty-sixth canes pw schr Magi . Antwnica, Finger, cs am . io "Mactt Norn); Akctt any teat RO. Ja, steamer Caly| for St John NB); wie flarinelsvor, NY ork (and cld same }, teat A abies Leach, NY pela do; ai, Marin dy Davia, Doane, do. (and. eld $a fot Vere Ruby, t, Havana (biock: tile & Annie, Carli BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS ai D DEALERS, range el own and “othae® ere 01 "Pia five Pings, 6.10.7. 4.20 A. 34 , Ste NYork ¥i Pe Mey Will en om th sep Mxethera; Zauu. Teviot. Witsoh, do, vie age a Walia; Wate Plaine sat : NE’) Piceiodavs tuo nar Sipic | Baba ah en aE aie i fhe ae PA eilpaibeldd Fags oe eta et RUG PNA N20-Arr Lariic Bliss, Pearson, Bombay; | ¥!'S i stations. For Whi B RUGGIS : ee eee Ni senoia: LAverpool, leaky. «Sid Apel fomiany 10 | Sereda oe hl Pa ins, 61) be a ey aki AG OrnER Ms ‘bey iment, 3 Tithy Cnives, a al aatiene iy 2 om aed dena ee Kio dare ania), hy i part ‘ship Agu ie, Brick TRS OM: stopp aationn Beaton, Pernt iy Iaud from Tien fort Hao, a revie, Mt, topping at al stato ‘ile, * ro Cres o Bor Joe Mhgr dentine, "Om Moneriaes! JOUN BURCH Lt Buperintendens : ‘ '