The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1863, Page 2

2 Dedication of the Chureh of St. Teresa, ime r BMEMONIAL—SBERMON OF ARCH> BISHOP BUG ‘VHS CATHOLIC CHURCH IN AN> CLUNT AND MODERN TAMES—THE WAR AND THR ATHOLICS, BC. © most imposing and solemn rites of the Catholic Church, which dates its authogity from. the ear- liest ages of Christiavity, was performed at half-past ten o'clock yesterday morning, whea the edifice op the cor- { Ruigers aud Heply streets, which, for tho past few , belonged to the Presbyterians of the Seventh ward, uuder the pastorate of Mr Kr was dedicated to the ( the Almighty witb all the pomp and religious my for which the Church of Rome is ge celebrated work’, Ibis um ary to give a sketeh 1s hs thus be: brought back to the 5 ary resident of Now niliar with ite niswort Suffice it to say by the Catholics subseription, at a cost + became absolutely neces rap owth of Cathohicity in the eu the ineveased accbmmodations thus Jed w til eeareely sullice for the gemands of the pious tins of (he ward, Tong belore (he hour appointed for the wervices to take piace Whe edifice was literally packed by a highly fashion audi among whom were several of the old’von- gvogation of the church, who doubtiess went thore to be- hokl (ho modus operandi by which a Presbyterian could be turned into a Calboli¢ house of worship. Al (he appointed Lime hig Grage, the Most Rev. Arch- bishop of New York, aceompanied by his Vicar General and other satellites, entered the building, and was con- 1 Lo a reat on the right of the altar, lergyimen present were Revs. M. Curran, Mcuilynu, Dr. McSweeney, Fathers or of the ‘new church), T. J- Mooney, 1B ; Hecker (Paulist); Quinn, of Prermaat; Sots by ais “Keegan, ke., &e., &e. The dedicatocy services commenced precisely at “half- tock, ands were conducted according to the of the Church. De the ‘igh Mass, assisted by Drs. McGlynn y a8 deacons. ai perrod in the service the Most Rev. Arch- bishop wi #8 assisted to the altar and proceeded to preach the sermon, your wes of thea: religion, almost € York being f building h ward, was purehased rom U ward, and ev Cori SERMON OF ARCHBISHOP UUGHES. Tle said he would speak to them in the first verse of the One Hondred and Twenty-first psalm—one of those which bad been recited during the coremony of dedicating that church. Tt runs in these wort T havo rejoiced in the things which wore said to me: we suail enter into the house of the Lord. On the foregoing text the veuerablo prelate spoke as ¢ Mtows:—Fearly beloved brethren, this passage was jut- tered and receivel by the Prophet Vavid under the in- 8 iration of the Livine Spirit, He bad received from God & precept and a communication of that wonderful templo which became the pride—if I'might: so speak—of Zion, and yot it was not for bim to eroct that grand super: structure. He hada promiso, andfhe spoke of it as vith pride, stating that he had rejoiced in the things that suid to him, and that he and bis shou'd enter in the Lord, The structure itself was matu! it , begun and accomplishe! by his son Solo- man; utd ‘certainly we must be astonished when we consider the magnitude, the magnificence, various riches and the whole splendor of that groat temple. And yet this temple was the cnly one 02 the globe at that time dedicated to the service of the true God. Now, in @ remote sense [could almost apply the same words to the circumstances which engage your attention and excite your devotion to-day. Of course there 18 not the same mniflenco—there 18 nothing pecultar to distin- gitish the edifice, which. is just being dedi- cated from the temple ét Jerusalem. —Notwith- standing this there re poiuts of great and (in our favor I would venture to say) superior Comparison. After all we know that the ancient law was only the type of that law which the Redeomer has made universal. The an scribed, but itso ha} ent law was not uecessarily circum- yened that it was retained within the bounds of a singe nation—a chosen — nation, to be sure. But the rew law no bounds, ft extends All nation Wherever there is hu- manity thea is there actually or in possibility the Church of Jesus Christ, Many naiions have not been converted. Somo that wero converted by their want of fidelity to the prescribed Jaws had lst the faith. If you take free will from man there 's nothing of rationality about him. He is # brute or worse, In this state of the case, embracing, more or lees, the comporisin of what is great in the tompte of Jerusalem and whut is great here, { might call your atte tion to the simple jact ef tho’ precious things of tho Jewish temple—its gold &c. But what was the sacrifice offered up ia that temple? It was the sacrifice preparatury or typically of Him who was to. be tho” victim for” the redemption of the world, and He was to found the Church Wi-hout limit, t the ends of the carth,in al) nations Now, what did this temple contain? Jt contained the rods of A , indicating, by divine authority, the power of the priesthood, even under the Jewish law. Now, the Christian law ig much more perfect than the ancient or Jewish. The rod of Aaron has not been lost since the Church has been established, The power of the priest- hod ts felt even where it is deepisod and scorned. ‘The manna of the Jewish Church is the type of that heavenly body which to day, for the first time, is to be consecrated and offered to God aa a memorial of the great sacrifice, Thoy had the type—-we have the reality; and this makes your humbie Church far superior, Yn its spiritual senso @ven, than the great and sacred temploof the Jewish peop e, A respectable denominati » bave used this as a lace of worship, sccording to their system and style. ft seoms they wanted it no longer; and then underabod—ai levst the people of the ooality and of the neighborhood wore of opinion—that it might be yurehased for purpeses of divine worship. And so itis. Rev. Mr. Boyoe (now your pas- tor) is interesto! in the matter, and not a fow of tho leading genticmon ip the neighborhood have used their utmost endeavors in eae Today we have en- tered into this house. terday there was bere but.a epooking desk eg mever spenk by iteelf), and to-day there is an altar, Yesterday n0 grand sounds of Catholic music had disturbed the sium! ing here—no doubt most eloquent avd lent and all that was proper; but that was not Catholic worship, That was not what,the,| MP op out. Having imstituted the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist on the night before bis passion, He com- manded fis Apostles, and tbrongh them their #1 5 to do what he had done. Theretore, when wo — mm His namo, instead of saying “this is the body of Christ,”? ‘we have to speak in His name and ray ‘this is my body.” Aftor further explaining some well kao n and incontro- vertible doctrines of the Church; bis Grace went on to say:—This 1s not the time nor place tor me to unlarge apon the events which have so important a bearing upon the unity of (ho ope Christtan church. Nevertholess, if there bea prayer in the beart of a good man it should be that the human race might, by some ineans or other— even miracuousiy—be restored to the fixed form and on the basis of the Church of which the Savior sala that “tho gates of heli shall not prevail against her.” Even in regard to the present condition of our country the idea forces itseli upon every one that there 1s no ceatral point of unity in the firet place, In peony Be Catholics, I may, however, say that they had no i nor part ip bringing about the condition of affairs which now aillicts the land. All I can say is that, according to their ideas of quty, they "have berm loyal to the. trasts:which hele country bas placed aud all 1 can say farther is that, i there! were more houses or God—if there were more charitable institu. tions hike the orphan asylums or hospitals—jf there were more of those it would not be too much to Hope and believe that if each had electric spires plorcing the very clouds, they would—more than all the newspapers—turn aside (bo upheavings of passion and the terrors of the battic field Hut so long as infidelity prevatis—so long as heresy creops in—so loug the Almighty will seize His own meaus of ponishment, Let us ail pray for God to have ‘mercy on the people of this country. and by some moans— which it is impossible for boman ken to see—bring our unhappy affairs to augend, and prevent the effusion of buman Siood. ‘That ig a legiiimate prayer, though no one can seo what wil! be the reeult. There will be prayers on both sides of the line—one side against the other; but let us pray for both sides of the line, aud for the whole cvun try, _After a few other remarks his Grace concluded High Mass was then resumed, and the benediction con- cluded the ceremonies. ‘The clergy and several of the laity subsoquently par took of a sumptnous repast at the bouse of Father Boyeo, which was provided by that clergyman i @ splendid man- ner Police Intelligence Snootixa Ayrnay in Broome Staeet.—The Monte Cristo a drinking saloon kept by Eliza Brown, at No, 460 Broome street, was the scone of a serious affray about one o'clock sterday morning. One of the Sanur a a named Sy 5 Yevrow was alt’ Im the abdomen by « hands of ove of the partion, and is not ‘seeneh to re- cover, The police arrived at the scene of the difficulty tn season to make anumber of arrests but they have been unable thus far to tind out who fired the weapon. The wounded man was taken to the New York tal, where he now lies in ® precarious coudition, Coroner Willey was notified to hold apte-mortem @xamination, but the it was io ‘8 low condition that it was deemed unadvisable to proceed with tbe investigation, Mc Crow: does not appear to Know who inflicted the wound, and can give nothing satisfactory In relation to the alfair. The origin of the row t# not given, but it ts ail ua- Alcohot was the ebief the Coroners’ Inqueste. Svrrosep Ixpayticips.—Tbe body of a male infant was perme pag eh bn Ang he No. 120 Weet Thirty-ninth Satu by officer Mahon, of the Tw tet prec wan pre ct er crewmnances Het ea to the be. pay alive, and by te unnatural mother. the the bay Teele e weencter "yiais ACCIDENT AT a ome Ammerman, a clerk in the employment of A. T. Stewart pT, corner of, Broadway and Chambers street, fe the hatehway Saturday evening, and was 60 injured that a died soon afterwards, at bis real. doves tae Clinton street. Coroner was to hold au inquest. Foor eoviibmdtbe Coty ot on enainein aiahy tee thirty years of age, was found drowned at the foot of Catharine street yesterday. From the ance of the body, deceased is supposed Wy yr Court CalendarnT hte Day. Sornems Cocrt—Cincer.—Part Tart 2.—Nos, 612, 2842 to 3380 Tacles ve Court.—Part Sora OOS Nos, 1396, 1594, 1h04, 800, 1780 art 2 —Nos. : 3306. 1810, A710, 1980, 2260,484, 1216. ° NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1863. near osetedoeeseneginentetei laa TTL AC CL CC TC other month will enable the public to reconstitute + the dividend paying list. Of the leading roads | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sunpay, June 21, 1863, The money market was active all last week, partly in consequence of the accumulation of an unusually large sum in the Sub-Treasury and part- ly from the combined efforts of money lenders, whose interest is promoted by everything which tends to raise the rate of interest. At one time a concerted policy of calling in loans was adopted by the regular street lenders, which for the mo- ment gave rise to considerable embarrassment ‘mong borrowers and led to some sacrifices of stocks; but yesterday afterngon all the leading houses had money over which they were unable to lend even at six per cent. Merchants find the sup- ply of money quite adequate to meet their re- quirements; the offerings’at bank are very limited indeed, And so long as the present dulness prevails on the Stock Exchange it seems likely that the there are but few which should not pay a dividend in July or August. A few boards of direction will probably commit suicide by swelling their ex- penses so as to evade payment of a dividend in order to enable the presidents and directors to buy stook cheap. Such parties will follow the exam- ple of the presidents of the Harlem and, Rock Is- land. But in most instances it is probable that the public temper will be acknowledged and a fair regard shown for the rights of stockholders, ~ i CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Barvrpay, June 20—6 P. M. Asnas,—Sales of 50 bbis. wore made at 86, for pots and 950. for pearls, Breaperorrs.—Flour was a shade lower and in limited request The day’s sales reached 10,500 ‘bbls. State and Western, 850 Grathern and 600 Canadian, withio our revised quotations:— large amounts of money which have been brought Bupertine Stato and Western. . $460 3 500 into the street for temporary employment since the UPA SLALO..ssecerenceres 40 a 590 market became active will at least suffice for the ommon Lac meaivenuiatg ‘Wee. m4 MH H 9 legitimate wants of the brokers. Considerable dia- | Southern mixed to good superfine. 10 a 600 satisfaction is expressed @t the accumulation of ee Lo ohn Casi aa 4 $ : S money in the Sub-Treasury, For three weeks the @ flour. 30 a 620 balance has ranged from twenty to thirty million spay serety tad Seseersintsss sts be four dollars, and the governm est on thisJarge sum, whil banks and the various money consuming enterprises which are in progress have been embarrassed from an unnatural scarcity of money. Fiscal agents of the government exouse ‘themselves by stating has been losing inter- Wail street and the ‘which bring over $9, are such as the St. Louis brands, Icnown as Piant’s, which sells at $9 25, and tho Tropical and Torrid Zone, which are quoted at $9 pea ‘These favorite brands aro regularly purchased by the for family find als a sutativuton for Richmond extras. ship South America and on other long voyages. The entire of Py for fair to very choice family brands ¢ that the grea tion of the Sub-Treasury bal- | extra Western is from $8 to $9 60; two or throe bi Scie teas oe pan ed gel a t of dis. | 1008 established tomate tare ind of Mig co M108 $10 ard these prices in small quantities, bursing agents, Who, however, to display a ; foe by noes who have dees aconstoned Ve remarkable unwillingness to draw money out. Seto and “o-day, Pa a als of 120,000 bushels at The Srror-will correct itself—is, in; wiite ‘60 for red and am tau se tetas itself already. Thereis every. reason to believe tana oh ‘Ttast 4234 for Milwaukee club and that, had the Treasury Department Corborne to dis- |ismomsmr sets, tom wes touding dewnmant’ pith sales turb the money market; convetsions Would now— 325,000 beanie inotuding mized Malem be. tee within aie bm rag closing ofthe relies yellow and white Witan’ Une get iimited | of conversion. vi proceeding at the | deman fo. a Slo. a N rate of three to four millions a day, instead of a mil- seri, ones of 6 por eusdag bain lion to a million and a quagter. And if the money || Covrxm was ‘in roquest, with 100 mats Java at market continues active {t is obvious that some pavasies Ayre Ae a Santos, f of the large amount of 5-20 bonds which have been Corrox.—Tho market waé firm and brisk for bought on speculation will’ come upon the market i pualines a8 Ae 9 680., wisbealosand r of 1,100 for sale at what they will command. They are now ence oe rag moro, Hanis a. To pve at par—relatively dearer than the bonds of 1881, poo a ; which can be bought at 104. il ceadeiperpirpenle Sort get 2 pacinges revise iby Steamer and sailing 160 tons heavy goods 26m. To London, 7,000 Dusbels wheat at 8d.,,in bulk. To Glasgow, a lot of grain at 83¢d., in snipe _bage. | To Cork, three forelgn | vessels, grain, for orde: 1s. 6d. ae was saleable andi ied i 86c, a$1 for North river Gold fluctuated last weék between 148 and 142, closing yesterday at about 14314. Exchange sold as high as 162 and as low ag 154, closing yesterday | at about 156%. The rebel forays into Maryland and Pennsylvania caused @ flutter in the gold mar- ket, and at one time it looked as though the dead speculation in gold might be galvanised into life again. But the semblance was deceptive, and the course of the market justifies the belief that nothing short of the capture of Washington, or the utter destruction of the Army of the Potomac, will again give courage to buyers of gold. Ever since the 2d of March the bears in gold have been as steady winners as the bulls were previous to that date, and each reverse of the Union arms has merely enabled them to obtain a better position on the market. This circumstance is in large part due to the condition of the exchange market. Bankers’ bills, which are esteemed by the trade as the equi- valent of gold, have rated steadily at from 1 to 14 per cent below gold. This results, in a considera- ble measure, from the heavy shipments of coin from SaifFrancisco to England direct. It arises, likewise, in some @egree, from the conviction, which is at last forcing itself upon the minds of ‘Hinas—The week's rfoeipta reachodhand the sales, only 83,200, Included in the sales, as reported by Messrs. |. Weizel & Weidemeyer, wore 16,000 Buenos Ayres, 25 's0. a 26c. ; 1,400 do., Kips, 253¢c.; 2,200 Rio ,Grande, 24), cash, usual selection; 7,000 Orinoco, part 243<c., six months, Usdal select; 800 Aspinwall, 223¢c. cash, usual solection; 1,100 Bogota, on private terins; 600 Sandwich Islands ary’ salted 180. , cash, usual selection: 600 Gambia and Bissan, on private torms; 2,400 country slaughter, 9340. @ 10%c., and 1,200 city slaughter 9340. a O5c., cash, rejecting bad hicés. Steck in importers’ and specu. lators’ hands 422,800 dry hides, 2,900 wor salted do, aod 100 bales East India hides. Lratnge.—Mesars, 41. 1). Hull & Co. say: <n the market for hemlock sole we can report no material change, there having continued a steady active demand throughdut the week. The inquiry is not confined to buyers from an: any one section, though the bulk of the business is done wit Eastern manufacturers and dealers,,a fair number of whom have been in the market during the week. Buyors continue to flud it difficult to supply themselves with de- sirable parcels, owing to the meagre stock in the Swamp, and invoicos to arrive are eagerly taken when oilered. Prices have advauced during the week fully }:c. on most descriptions, and at the close are firm. Prime over- weights being sought after, contmand reiatively higher raves than Other kinda. For oak sole the demand con- tinnes active at fuil and very firm prices, with @ meagre supply in the market. Upper in the rough is in fair ro- quest, without change in rates, MOLARSES.. .—Tho principal business was ia New Orleans, even the most obtuse among our foreign mer- | of which 3,50 bbls. were sold, mostly at auction, at 38c. 8 50c.; 678 hhds. chants, that this country isnot going to be ruined, however the war may terminate, and that houses which ean afford to wait will by and,by be able to buy bills at rates not much higher than those which ruled in the old peace times. The following | fable shows the course of the stock market for the "hey 3 woek and month:— Cuba, muscovado and olayed, at p. te ~ whe stead: tpt, hs sales of $13 12 for Beef May 80. June 6. June18 June 20. Soe Oa, regiat’d. 1 te Whexi. 10435 10416 giniag. re eon oe 66 4 63 62 eo: uy os “ax 108 102; 16% 108 3 68; 4 n¢é oo D 96% 4 few smal) parcels from Cen’ Be | gcserase 124: pt ier’ 1% u30~CioM43X mostly at 450. SHIPPING NEWS. SPECIAL, NOTICE. au apa my and packages intentled for the New Yorn HmRaLp The leading Fave of the steck market last week was dulness and indecision. None of thé leading operators appeared to clearly foresee the immediate future of the market or the probable effect of a successful rebel invasion of the North, On one hand, a suecessful lodgment of rebel troops on Northern soil mi ight be regarded as implying an indefinite prolongation of the war, and conse- quently indefinitely increased issues of paper money, and consequently enhanced prices for all Kinds of merchandise and stocks. On the otlier hand, a rebel invasion of the North would to some FOR NRW YORK—TIys DAY. $29 sure. Port of New York, Jane 21, 1863. ARRIVED. Bteamship Nae of new a (Br), Kennedy, Live: rool, extent interfere with the prosperous business no 10, via Ques 4:10 PM, with mase ana 7UL which is being carried on throughout the Northern ‘cam magern, fo, Jonn GDale B "fatto tor 35 SFS ship Australia, bound States, cepecially in Pennsylvania and such other aera issouti, Unghes, G sections of country as are exposed to rebel raids. chanbet ‘May 5, wit anage aan APL 30, came ont Berth Pirst part ater tat ght winds eskens No one can tell how victory or defeat would affect rn. May ¢ Danish stocks. On one hand, a complete victory of the | $i'k tow, woke Peeve Seance | oe Union forces would be poneee’ as an ee oe my ainson ene stand ne stove ise | of approaching peace, and would probably | ve dey’ ince Ban » Fire O maltese, My lead to a decline in the price of all Sh t,o 6a pone. chip eneralds Luce, 4 4 stocks which have Ween indated by paper | Manip Gouren rem); Probst, Marre, 49 days, with mdse fn, 106°C Duncan & Co, ‘On the Banks saw money; but, on the other hand, a defeat of Gen. Hooker would undoubtedly depress the spirits and 68 passengers h vanities of tee, ar Kover, Bremen, 42 days, with mdse ; 134 to'Umkart& Co. May 24. iat 46 13, lon 36 | ester; , of the public, and would operate against any ac- ante me W eet fr rom Liverpogt fo he iw Fo a “ 4 vere yb . or), Thullm, Cai lays, with co teammer Georg tive speculative movements in stocks, Again, Hloltnboe & Baichen. "Yn tae 46 Bi on a. Pemed tweive ica igohrt AsJenniagn Navicstof Lockwood, snd'8'T: | apart from these considerations, the question of in- | Pf". 1.0m Martin (Prus), Radman, Rotterdam, 48 days, | B'Mtere tor Nem bert: Listy for Nortel, M ilten wa come is exercising a silent but powerful effect on | wi ae ines ran eres ae Veouhias 63 days, ta, Mguthonse ‘supply, sch? ave os Boca waned. Wind B, thick a large number of railway stocks. A conviction is ballast, 9 master ge prey Ay sdnen, Waived; én, Se ql 2, SMURTLAND, Sune 19— Arr bri Ba MeGtive thay. vin « r Jansen, on, June 1 gaining ground that well, situated and well ad- with Bal As, Jen. gon, NYork: ‘Seamer Chesapeake, “Wiletta, 0, Old sche ministered railway property is now and is going to ee ceca Cooper, Bermuda, 6 dave, with vo Par Llunell, WYors. setavionand Tucker & Lightbourne. c be hereafter a better investment than real estate, Bark, ainyra (ir v0 ot Farrow NB), Crocker, Boston, 4 State, city, bank, or insarance stocks, The lead- . ha Heamsen See 3 . Pou jeruyd, Buenos Ares 6 ing roads of the country are earning nearly twice seein ark wring SW isles ter eth tee as much as they did in the most prosperous of past a fon 38 . Lt, me Bee ris Kanurat nike, steering 8; 8; 18th, Merenante, times, and the enormous immigration which is nh webu, pouring into the country from Germany and Ire- land, together with the fertilizing effect of the paper money issues which the war has compelled government to make, constitutes a guarantee that these earnings are not goihg to fall off. The Erie Railroad, for instance, which used to earn five to six BOF nes wrth stear a Ripe! or oqstee text ei id), Lolghton, Trinidad, 19 jt! loore len: “a SHescue (Bes, Nicholson, ow Bay, CB, 12 days, with ae Due ci Btevens, Cow Bay, CB, 10 days, with Sprague, Macias, 4 days, with lumber, to sites ret ‘Torrey, Calnia, 5 days, with lumber, tod Pa, sally Ac miles distant, 30, lon 68 80, heard ton or twelve beat in high succtesiog ib 4 BW direction, supposed BELOW. amt Anna Maria Henrietta (Dutch), from Bio Janeiro, 69 20th. Kate, Panama, vera, Cob, Tain. den, Casim' eating Si 2 Young: n, ales ‘ulton, SAILED. Salvor; ships Moro Onstle, Victoria; barks Forerunner, Now Orleans, fois, ‘Olivia Gen Q. Descoyioh and ouhark. Wind at sunset 8E, with rain and fog. Miacellancous. * Amenicaw Luovps’ Register or Aumeicam 4wp Forniaw Sutrrinc—Supploment of June 15, containing additions and corrections to the new volume of th Bove invaluable work, has been received from Messrs Taylor, Hartshorne & King, 85 Wall street, This number has a list of 105 new nages,., besides 44 resurveys. Trin total sohr, and taken to J; steamer Lan millions, and to be deemed fair property on such Tartatene. 20 Ja ballast, to Phos receipts, is earning eleven to twelve millions; and, and at ag | rogers in view of the extension of the six foot gauge sys- | 2 jon ‘age Ly th tem in the West, the development ofits local traf. | very, Aiwa (Bich, Dale 34 bagelaing ‘ih fic and the growth of its coal and ofl trade, the gt te vidson, Maynguen, Jume 6 fair presumption is that its present earnings will . yada. a mba prove at least an average for the future. The sor FF Yat omen, prey Hudson River, which, until 1861, never could keep c eae See eh cee Sa ao 8,19 days, with pas ite head above water, is earning about 30 per cent on its stock; bondholders are converting their bonds into stock rapidly, and quarterly dividends are announced. Cleveland and Pittsburg, which for years has been deemed such miserable pro- perty that no prudent banker would lend on the stock, will show on Ist of Jaly suk an income ac- count that the stockholders will probably decline a guaranteed dividend of ten per cent for ten years. This prosperity, of course, is not uniform. Many Western shares—ae, for instance, those of the Fort Wayne and Chicago, which can- not pay interest on ite third bonds, and seems in a fair way of getting into another interminable lawsuit with its bondholders—are car- ried up to high prices by sympathy with more valuable stocks. These securities will settle down as the public begin to discriminate and to | investigate intrinsic values. Next month will prove a touchstone for most of our railways. The Michigan Central has led the way with a dividend | of six per cent, and the Galena with three. An. ! Burgess, Windeor, NS, 123 days, h, St John, NB, 10 days, with Be Base, Avsecrna, of Arichat, NS, from Baltimere for jt ashore on the csi of ‘The followt: table. i the vessels in the nartere, gf ae Now York, ti ore Baltimore, and New atin latest accounts from each of those Em af al 5 6 6 ae : Toiai . 3 Cham| of We efipcetten ae Seen ratte it s nd for Nan- Sea tenee Jane 2i7od" Bipek Island, % Re tne stoamer Curlew Ore Oressy, comes June 3h, of Beaver ay Sa nce for May 5, Tat2 Sup > id Bomizion, from Boston for New Orleans, June wel alt ander, from ‘Boston for Mew 8, June 19,,.]° ark Bell, from Liverpool for NYork, May 30, lat 49, = Le from Cardiff for NYork, May 6 lat 49,Jon M nea Ba nt, Flint, from Boston ‘toe Maiorideo, ay. 35. reign Ports. sernae Deae onl re Havre, Asking, Buenos Ayress Sth, Cambria, Ber ino; 6th, Thala Ot Cumber:. oh telion: Foster Hoblnsciat Rate er, Byer.’ and be James, Wiliams; do. Sld- Sth, Pr as ey tie Ronagoer ‘Washington, White, Cardi (and put inte Portsmouth AwuEn, a Passed by, Hamlet, Usd. "Resolute, BMeGiives Buemkruaven, June 3—Arr Geoi Sid 1 ath Gutenbiras Raschen, NYor) IMATION, June 7—Arr Idui Al a Foster for a r NYork, ee, NYork. a, Vansclow, NYOrE. jew Brine Hot, Jute 2—fu port brig Antonio Marto, for Yorlenext day. Bennupa, ies S—Arrachr Advance, Curry, NYork, Sid rt p, Moulton Arr Ceres, June (: Constantixornx. May 2 a Gite oF Gi rth, NYO ay "Ape 20. Ge ed, Sid 22d, St George; ae M i port May Turner, and ‘ork; 20th, 100 iA Albertina, Siete for ‘ergord, Moodie, for Boston | fgy Joust, Tieece- (from NYork), raite, Callao. June 6—Arr Marcia Greenleaf, Merriman, Bris- Gavia, May 90—Ary Hydra, Harriman, Oi Cardiff. tamoros, . Mayo, Boston, iy May'¢, Cae Ki. ip, Mayo, Boston; ssoddie, » Hood, Pletterburg ew Ye "Deat, June $Arr J L Dimmock, Hayward, Spnderland for Hon "Asse Fava, Kony (and anchored). Ly oul, Jouamye May 17—Arr Cly¢ Bi. Wurekey Turger, Mumies Gpxenock, June uns. Haver, June 5—Arr W: ‘die, and M | m Mereury, French, ndia, Veters and b=Arr Hin! Philade Ty a Bt Train, Killam, San Bfancisco; 6th, Jore is: Brvensater, W¥ork;, ith, Wood, Spencer, an den, ¢ .. iver outward bound 40th, Groovy, for fats Tk at Skatela for ten Kiya.” sages niverse, Hatton, Woodward; ropa, Vou or and Tulsi mnernann. Drummond, De D Jor. Guide, geaun B Hortensia Pavermo, May ete Bally Fisher, Staples, NFork. (and aid for New Yor Ps ane am A BA isanei, oGk Jerme; ‘Reinick ( Rotter cam ‘Waltham, Southard. and witon. Puller, X a aller, Now ‘Orleans; maiabag Se the Woady » Hadi Farmouti, June. 7 Arr Togas G—Arr Baltimore, Mey Helicr), June 4—Arr leet Viash, Barrett, | 1. June (Arr John Bright, Dewary Yon teeta and dere oem. Aylward, ma Boston; 9th, Florence Chipuans ‘Jonesy Nellson: Havann; Gondalo, Kell Bonn. b, American Congvess, Woodward, NYor )NDONDRRRY, June S—Arr Evi Christopher Hail, Froeman. Callao, 1 5 rik Manaro, PR June S—In port ba oiig SB itl ao, och Magnes ean nie th Ril in cere uate at =e bd ¢on, ——. DJ se rt barks © Brewer. for XY eunign for eee doy os Torrent, ior N¥ors aoe Kuiper, trom Shields for NYork. “tusea, Bierriam, Sagus; oars aontheen Chief, Higgins, Matan- mn, Cheever; Ottawa, Hum- York: éth, Baie Anais, Sur- Yon Uffel, do. Bike my Perry, NYork; 6, Brat. eg; Br ‘BYork justarr.' , Bursley, Liv: rpool ship Star and ree 8 cuulay. Rodeers. erpoots schre N ee athe Bal i ain tt nna, Somerset, Stirling New Non York, » Wt "Aldrich, Cold Spring, wee ladin, A W Lewis, at, RIVER, ane lie Are wee § Mit McDonald, Ke'ly, New sehr 0 "uBR, 3 4—810 rig Fortune. Philadelphia. Cla po ned ‘and Franklin, Allen, New dow Porrey, at ok uaa foward 3 Newburyyort; Ancelia. aaaty ty; J.8 Linde way, Da- vies De Floyd, acti, and M Coiling, Shourde, Ph - "Chi Hepaibal, Lunt .¢9, (or rown; Rutan Saral ray! IRIBENTH WARD—TAM MANY ‘lectors of Fourteenth regular nominations ena th whe ira al laviies it oere a ngton. Chipmai tterto, June 18—Arr sioop First Bifort, Hotaling. Ren- oxEwronr, gee cae brig John Pieree, Norton, Phila- Wie. Rernolds Philadel Ay pity A iphia for Glocee orig; Mary Ellen, Cann, Wow Bedrord, Dorel ICE, June on Are mivasner Palven, J York, schte V Batkelew, Congion, de; New Gale, Rondont; EW lor Fa Pawwuekets RB retory. ; ft sehre ) Compton. Doug rown, Brown ; oy Beene Bate, Kin eri ay Gass, egret visckstone, Hy mick, ‘do ! Bovina armas a aban Ab. » Berton. -. PT TO A TO ADOPT TO 4 CATHOLIO, LADY, & ons wock at 458 Hast Vourseats stzcot, thie oor wan -s08e ARRIVED FROM CHIOACO; LEFT ail well. When aud where can | gee yout ‘JAMES, Ames POSTED A paren FOR ners a3 Dare =“ 3 CRONIN, WILL, HEAR OF SOMETHING TO by addressing Viterbo, Herald ofee: of fe by addressing V fe dressing as above tor one week. ang Eliza Andrews, bors ey 14; © above ni persone w a fg 4 ayy) WANTED—OF CATHERINE CURTIN, lends can give any Or cond, they will confer & great favor roped: abit WANTED—OF THE FOLLOWING PF A Nickols 4n- Grows bora, July ik isi et and "Blizatith Walton ated trenty ave jammed. be ean, Ay (maces reoelved an W. Andrews, 173 Cherry street, Kentticky papers please copy. of Lawrenee Curtin and Grean hu vativs ot Abbot ain, county of Limes from he lett fretand i the ai Cr oy ner) pos ti eieeon y ber jer ren Bronday and tad dre arene, fy ga sunt, Buse den, 242 New F THis irae sone THE RYE OF WM. SHARD | g inim to call om Ly Bt ‘dotokons F THIS SHOULD the att 0g tal wilt please send’ to kn te New York eine | sUmAR INGIN" LONOINGLY EXPROTS “NUNKY.” to AF, a ‘he not come to 27 (he MAL —FOR 70. ADOPT OUT, TWO ORPHAN it one three, = old, dark hair and oes, cn intial eves eo Oh ree or address LOST AND AND POUND. Om Or THE PREMISES OF F Prosi Nie. reet and Fifth The aah vee ter by che oy expenses’ si tee LYN, A LARGE BLACK | NEW. Lott returning bin 1 i51 jes e ret Brot aye wit Be amp!y re’ OR PACKAGE OF ‘Bits, conta, Loa ane cat a Saat ng the eae Ww ., # Exchange a 1, 183, A POCKET DIARY, CONTAIN. Ang su:all sim of many, and rome papets of no ¥ e exceptio the The vover si bly rewal by returning the saine to Michaol 0. Gross, Bo. Obambers, REWARDS. oR LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE PAID YOR THIS Port Greet place, Bre eet wrt Hider he a insabes on hig Perry ark aba ged thet éollar ‘ 33 REWARD. LOST, ON or NIGHT, A ST! iL five Keve on the same; three small desk and wo keys. If the duder wilt eave tho same nt Rivington street, he will receive tho above reward. fourth street, near Tuird avenue @ yellow and Ww, light horns. “Any one binging the Raine to Bi belo the abore reward. $5 REWARD.—LOST, ON WEDNESDAY, ON THE language. Whoever w' Atuantic Hotel, 2) ‘amiiton aveni uestions. 1 return the same to the . will receive the above $: “REWARD.—LOST.. ON THURSDAY, IN EIGHTY~ Co ih street, near Third avenue, fu the mak «airy, Will Fe. at ‘om Beaver street to Brooklyn, @ ozriiticate, in e Danis reward, and no Tt will: be of no value whatever tothe tinder. The name ont is Mad. Peterson, Boston, Mass, ie RINE 10 8 ARD.—LEIT ON BOARD THE BARCLAY guest Hoboken ferry, Friday at 336 o'clock, P.M. a quart bottie with some matter in it, “Phe fad ive Ror his addeess at'Si Bloomdeld at cond, Hoboien, 20 REWARD.—LOST OB STOL! weeks a; Gold Lever $1.08), Robert Rosi Liverpool, mal ‘Twenty fifth ABOUT THR) iE go.d dial, No. “apply at 10 Bast ‘THE MILITARY. \OMPANY K, SIXTY NINTH REGIMENT,—THE MBM- bers of thé above named Company will meet at Estex Marke:, (his morning, June 22, at six o'clock, eS cs of THOMAS FP. POWERS, ‘are herab; this ompany now in the cit ‘or ‘of ed to Iai the regiment forthwith, at Baltimore, an faube'tuereof will be dealt with to the full extent of the aw. eGepertation will be furaished on spplication at Abe Arawry. N { ILITARY.—A NEW REGIMENT OF ARTILLERY IS ‘about being organized by authority of the War De- partment and tis Baceliency the Governor for the Depart: ment of North Carolina, commanded LR jen. ‘This regiment ts to be composed of part light and vat (ens artille: fort a son duty. and isto be orgai under ¢ Scccmasaed 2 Lieu'enant Colonel J. J. a lat+ Captain of ry B. Third New York artillery, The headquarters of this regiment are extab , where great inducements will be cffores 10.914 otlers Non-commins:oned officers who can recruit old soldiers, No long marches: no Knapeacks; no Bounty to old soldiers Lieut. Col. Commandin;, 600 Broadway. ILITARY.—THIRTY DAYS’ SERVICE.—ORGAN’ tion of the Tenth Volunteer rogiment as militia, ugder Colonel Bendix. ¥ Paiste tne eek 7 Zouaye Imeut tt the State service. coe ee to BABUOCK or Lieutenant DONA, Slevcer of Broome and Mercer stree' Bing street, for fam Nores- ORB ey ire Zope ELBVENTH REGI. N. “Fire ves,’ Tammany Hall. will | my $5 cash {or ov Mit brought to these head quarters, JAMES MRE, Colonel Commanding. BORCABIZATION OF THE bay ge NEW. ‘Headquarters, No. 532 Broadway, K JONES, Seen first Now York Volunveers, we nar mer nt mens THR GU: AND FOTH LIKE pike onupany, and To abe to the war. hemy Are on our bord Men having served as infantry will prefer this arm of the service. Ap. Rt {immediately to Vaptats GEO, ABUL, Company ALLY A: Bey RBIONS.—STEAME eeuen sees HAVING spacious ‘a ‘steamboat Beranton. and "thre new. dt deck bales, cam bo arene | fer eacursiones also Fora’ Groves ‘by sopiying fo Wain RIGHT & CO. "No. 6 W! x only authorized party toebarter the above touts ASONIC NOTH RHE ANNUAL EXCURSION OF ti Columbia Led pie Og PO 4 ‘und, pill ta Mons’ apd Orphans’ ice Wi Tro tavorte steamer Moyes, Toye for Dy ‘eer June Fagg = Ce, e street at S45. wi up as Rockland Taxkefant og way's Grove. Tickew can be obtained on board. it order ot Commitiee, C.—THR ANNUAL, FICNIC ASD MOONLIGHT Prien al of the the Sunday and Sehool of Bt T'S GRAND MAMNOTH PICNIC AND EX- (St asin its Grane ace anioas "The well desorved popularity held to yi Fathor Mooney fo opetber with "the PO _ CHARTER Steamboats and the wound F. Dean. A'so, Flori Peete Groves to let. Apply at the “FOR imomietue urea WHEEL es Rhinebeck, Lexington aod Bay and Pirasant Val We iit Ts rt nal WATCHES, JEWELRY, SC. bey tg mana THE ORIGINAL pacoss 10 sell Watches, Jewel Feompeutiont T ry up an Yo defy for caah oly. Twit ‘eit fro buys sand oe TAMONDS, | DIAMONDS, DEAMONDO—1 AM GIVING D the highest cash Diamonda, v oS | Sega det sonora wal ee eee ae ay ne nee of Ferulture of ‘emily. the + "by via father, Joua- jew York, a the moat i rape ia vor 8 Now| tatanoes, i'd mx oF. TIM Boeke | } under the e 175 -Bmith'sy o ) Eldridge atreet. _ I NS are hay = y EXPERIENCED SER. | diy hates ort ‘arullery); Saabs 178 and $250. ies. No Jong t ADE Ce PACK. for re Se Hontt rrecenriirnag gou RSE. ENT ARE PRak Lo FIRST Ya Ta) for ‘mile. bens, ee half forfeit; *dtied: closed with the : aa Murviry’s the ch. ¢. Southerner, by Oliver, dam by J. W. Weldon's b. f. Lizzie W., by Imp. Scythian, dam by sacoe. R, Unierwood'a oh. f, by Vandal, dam b; K Morris’ ely ¢ Aba Beker, b Masiounct damn Bris ne 140, the b. ¢. Bu: jonnie seotland, dam You Fashion, cory toe Ci ” AOK—A purse of ae alt ages; mile and @ quarter dash, secouD. DA Tuvespay, June 25.. ages! Tout rat dash; cloee John M. Olay's b. ¢. Jerume Bagar, by Star Davie, dam Zenobie ts by Imp, Zingnace, Zinganee, (our years ol Reporter, by Lexington, dam by Amert- can Belo, five years. liketben by Imp, Bonnie Scotland, om of Fashion f four years old. hos G, Moore's b, m. Idlewild, by Lexington, dam by aap RULED. DaY—Paipar, June tate s $10 Sweepstakes for throe Year 319 mile vale rfelt and $200 to be ve ve wided i ‘he race Sood pL, P.O. Bus ieee e Fisctwing, by Imp. Balrownie, dam by 1 ‘Murphy's ch. ¢. Séutherner, by Oliver, dam’ by imp, pr a. pets bik. ¢. Lodi, by Yorkshire, dam Topas, ty A ‘Watson's b,c, Captain Moore, by Imp, Balrownle, out of jennie Hovey Glencoe, BH Ard “al by Imp. seeelertty cet ot ‘hiss obs e. Abu Beker, by Maho * Ase et chet purse of B20) Cor all ages, malo heate, three ta ng elt eve tne Soath fever, Brook! a ma fon thames a t 1 Beturnii leave the course at abs geod Pie tenn wil fave Bast Now York for che courve and return every As G a. "MOORE, Padprictor. pp ee ‘GROUND —ON ghey ee oclock, $200, a June 22, ire ek ge pa 1 OF pay. pile bcd q wi toot to wagon. wm tam Baap named ‘any condition. erent siete beta he J. CROCHERON, Manager. HORSES, CARRIAGES. 40, PES i eritetare bro. 1 bende ee stake of $7D0 for aft with the following by Av of great endurance, pane ae ne apo aa; mag telecon, ah dase ree th i Heaters aa Sixth avenue. A Wen Hamest tay ies Macing ad sae pee Buryeon, OF gpitsast Trrsuty eighin streck, pear Thied avenue, dhe SUPERB PAIR OF neni pm ty ike peberty ork = icaring sa tho sley, ‘Borgen near ia ADDI et LACK HORSE.- iro too A. SOUND, tardy and au an Wack Hotad} dock well m nant ot me saddle} 143¢ hands hi 5 la sold for want of uae, low, . Apply at No. 6 Great RAGES “MOTT & = BAVURS, huimnmegt, a8 roadway to’ their new estabi Yourth sirset, corner of Merver, nave.on, hands tocond ment of Light and Family Cairiages; also, sever hand Coaches, four and six seat Rockaways. Corer HORSES AND ILARNESS rat BALE. ‘Over 200 light Carriages, yeeeeenin and Buggies; Gro gers and 1 48 Waxons; 20 Hor fam! and (rot Ying horees. Yo Nevius aureet end Fulton avenue, Brooklyn. oelonks at BaF be applied or rie will be Jones street, corner Lafay No. Gazersans FOR SALI coh Bost! imp Shitin; Top Wagons, little used; On very good Doctor inet ta iri ts Boal Wacoa, atariy new, at Suirers Sr. an oid io a hands high, elght years old, 400d in double or single harne» perfectly sound and kind; wou or a coupe, Can We een at U"Jones’ stables, 157 and 1S Mor- cor street, LE—A BROWN MARE, Bik YEARS OLD, 103 YEARS OLD, | igh, peifectly sound and cH pier ever ef ‘at Cassin & enue. nquire , near Fourd by SALE—A HANDSOME AND STYLISH. BRIGHT Horse, 7 years old, 16 hands high, without fault or y) for tatnily or coupe horse he has no superior im rie ie ony weet acon Fo SALE—FOUR a0eps Honsee. suitable for carting, ti and JOSEPH FRENCH, ostner of in POR SALA, ae AY mgaee. D Aoply to gh, ver mon rar Vitson ene mg mtn and Croaby Pett Pa ats OR SALE—A VERY RANDSOMB boy's uae psa ed ‘oat oanaae Cae oe nae ee Se Brinn anaes ts pe ‘appre Fee te ca nanda high oeaey mig YEARH OLD, oes fs Loa eS ANDSONR GORRBL HORSE, sane heap, a eee SALES A FINE PONY, 16 HANDS HIGH. VERY be, eea at the wy rpnns ey ‘nad $0 West Thirty: Ps ee a Pct ea iAMQORLYM, AN (BOTA BLISHED |, Brooklyn Post BR SALE— HORSES, WAGONS AND, HARNESS, AP 1.41 Broadway, 4’ hanasome dun, Mare, Wagon and Tuesday: See auction feuctiow uotive, 4 kg SALE.. renee BAY HORSE 16 HANDS mow. kind, in single and double harness. ar 836 Sa pols R NE OF THE VINEST FAMILY HORSES Fr {a the sity, togetheraith crepe dupe Bskar a, farness, keus, crests alout to leave the city. ‘ears old, sound amd fie eee Sopnysitian) wil stand ey th "re also meaner te be sold, waaay i at sine this week. Inquire at i143 Broadway, before FOR SALE SALE—A SPLENDID aha FULL BLOODED Mare, sixteen hands saddle horse, and fast \rotter; suitable seoree Fe es ee MILK GOAT AND ar, re ire for thi gene Inquire ree days at 200 Forty- SALE=A FIRST QU. SADD! m1 eight years oid ie, toda ‘and kind mg seotent fa theory etal, 1.200 Brows way: a K—A TEAM or DAPPLE GRAY Bonens, 38 iy ats igh, very nirlish would sult a carrings oF ‘ex. , TWO ND i ry a Rint street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. pba SAL 01 CHEAP—twO PINB LONG TAILED ¥ Se oe Sel Biaine' yr faeoom, Macher AND speees iD ror BA