The New York Herald Newspaper, June 25, 1863, Page 8

Ms 8 NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1863. THE RAID INTO INDIANA. Tho Whéle Rebel Force Wither. Killed, Wounded or Captured. WALUE OF THE HOME GUARD, &o., &o., eo, Mr. DeKay Mortimer*s Letter. New Azaawy, Ind., Jone'20, 163, Qnvasion of Indiana—Hebel Force Crossing the Ohio at Leavenworth—Depredations im the Hoosier State—Skar- mish Near Orieans—Pursuit by the Home Guard—An Buciting Chase—An Improvised Guaboat—Atiempt ab Recrossing—The Rébels Attacked—They Surrender—In- feresting Partiewlars— Destination of the 'Prisencrs—Con- dition of the Border, de. ‘The peopic of this portion ef the Stato have deen little @reaming of a visit (rom the rebels, though they have Jong beon prepared for it. It may well be tmagined that ‘the events.of the past two days caused much astonisn- meat. Less than a year ago a small force of sthe enemy eutered indiana from Kentucky, and after a stay of twelv 0 hours recrossed and escaped. This'time they manifested ‘their regard by making 4 more extonsive rid@and a longer stay, They entered day before yesterday , and are still ‘with us. They have acted so Bebly \that-we are bow Bhowing them every attention im our powor. We ere foeding and lodging them, and at the same time carefully watching the hotels where they stay. No ano designing to do them ony harm shall be al Jowed to get near them, We do not know/how long they ‘may stay with us, Some of then mani{vst.a desire to go to Kentucky; but we-are not yet through with our hos- pitalities. ‘Last week a raid was made into Elizabethtown, Ky., by , What was then supposed to be a force of guerillas, They @id bittie damage except to plunder the stores and help @emeelves to whatever portable property struck their fancy. Horses suffered particularly, they:being a self- moving article of plunder. Medicines, wearing apparel ‘and boots and shoes were also much 10 demand. After a. tay of a ‘ew hours in the town, the rebels moved off to the southward, and it was supposed they:hadrotired to ‘the Cumberland river. They stated that they belonged to Capt. Hind’s company of the Second Kentucky cavalry, ‘ma wore attached to Morgan’s brigade. They were weil ‘emed with sabres, carbines and revolvers, and uniform @ w the regutar uniform of rebel cavalry. They were fetunated trom eighty to one hundred and thirty-strong— probably much pearer the former number. Alter leaving Elizabethtown nothing more was beard from them until on Thuraday last. Word was brought that five hundred rebels were crossing the Obio, near Leavenworth, sixteen miles below this point. Hardly had the news become circulated before another messen ger arrived confirming the statement of the crossing, but placing the rebel strength at three instead of five hun- dred, ‘he Ohio is now ite low, and at Leavenworth St spreads out for nearly mile in width and becomes very shallow. It is at this point that boats frequently run aground during low staves of waier. After crossing. the river the rebels made no delay, but pasted rapidly forward for a raid into the river counties wiord, Orange and Washington counties lwy before them, and into these they pushed as rapidly as poesible, They moved ina compact body, throwing out scouts on each side, for the double purpose of guarding against sur- ise and bringing in any good horses that might be found. Ihis portion of Indiana abounds in gvod horses, and from indications the rebe's had deen ‘well apprised of this fact. They knew the names of such farmers.as had fine stock, and were earnest in their inqui- ries for a Mr. Rraxton, who resides near Paoli, in Orange county. On reaching Paoli, about six o'clock on Friday evening, they immediately commenced a search for horses and medicines, and betore leaving they raneacked every store, takiug whatever they wanted. They found Mr. Braxton, and, not content with taking bis best horses, made him a prisover. ‘Most of their own horses were thin and broken down, ‘and aa fast as they (ound fresh ones they changed saddies {and aband ned their former steeds. Nearly all the horses they leit bore the brand “M. such as is placed upon all the animals of Morgan’s cavairy. They had evidently » geen bard service, Before arriving at Paoli the rebels eutered the town of Vallini, Orleans county, the firgt that lay in their route « Miter leaving the river. Here they deman:'ed food of the + eftizens, and threatened to burn the tiwn in case the de- mand was not complied with. The citizens were not pre- to accommodate such a large number of cuests, and ‘ delay in the pr tion of dinner incensed (he rebele 80 (that they fulfilled their threat of setting the town on fire. As soon as they had done so they moved off, and by th + exertions of tho citizens @ portion of the’ village. ae « waved.from destruction From Paolj, the rebels move: towards Orleans, keeping a their system of stealing as they proceeded. Shortly leaving l'aoii they made a halt of several hours for | + Be purpose of gathering iu horses from places some dis- stance from the road. News of their movements had «Spread like wildfire, und their numbors were magnilied to \awondorful extent.” ‘The Home Guard in all the larger ¢ towns had been ussembjed, and made ready to meet them. ‘Two companies {rom Mitchell, about one hundred stroug, «dtarted as soon as they could be got together, and reached Orleans about one o'clock yesterday morning. At tbat time the rebeis bad completed their balt, and were Hearing of their ad vance, the Mitchell Hoi Guard moved out from -@rieans to meet ahem. About three «o'clock they en- countered them three miles 0.1 from Orleans, and a brisk @kirmish enguej. For fresh troops the Home Guard fought well. but their enemies had the advantage of long sservice. ‘The Home Guard were repulsed. with a loss of @hroe wounded and twelve captured. The skirmish lasted sabout.an hour. ‘The encounter with the force from Mitchell convinced @be. rebels that, their movements were known, and they Deat arotreut in the direction of Salem without attempt to enter Orleans. Shortly after the fight they met Mr.Willims, a respectable eiderly gentieman, well kuown in Orleans county. Mr Wilimms was riding a fine horse hich the rebels enveted. They ordered him to dismount kive up bis horse, und on his reiusal to do so he was it shrough the head and lett dead in the road. The Mitche!| H ome Guard rallied and attempted to pur- ‘Sue the retreating rebels but as they were on foot tbeir Dursuit was of litte avail, A full company C bame cayalry from Crawiord county, led by nae Weodbory, started trom Teavehworth 10 pursuit as s @ Ghocould muster his men. By daylight yesterday ne fh Wels passed ubrough Ktardinebarg, in Washington o@ Waly,2nd after plundering the stores In that place left fo, tesing’s Mills, inthe direction of the Ohio river. Two ho Walter they had departed, Major Woodbury came up. anc without halting, poshed.on in pursuit, in the hope of Waking (he, marauders at the ing of the river. ‘Ati Wage Milis the latter delayed a bait hour to plunder asi and on arriving there, in pursuit Major Wood- Dury #arud.he war only a half, hour Hebind his gome The lace where the rebels crossd the Obio on thetr en at Blue Island, in sight of france | mto the State w Leave: Werth. they reached this poiut about two o'clock ter. Wy. ‘They had left several of their men on the Opposite Vaenk of the iver, and tho plan ax arranged was forthe, Mare be at Bive Isiand at daybreak this morn fog, wi W @ ferryboat to take them across. The Feception &” the ipbabitants and the pursuit by Major Woolbury ‘nat hevieg been looked tor, hastened their de- rture ab Out Mlteen hours, avd consojuently the ferry- pat was 1, WeiTeady at the crossing place At the ford they diser wtu fore of Home Guards, so strongly ed that thei "hope in crossing by thes Tho steamer zeta had just reached the Home G wird at Deard and mo ved U» Tebels and (or ced the water was dee A sinall boat happen down at the tin Of capturing het, tus Stream. Ag the Fevutawas viring om the rebels, the de- tc nding boat su We cbed ther character and refused to "At the same tim @ tte land farce of Home Guards moved ap the bank of {be Fiver s9 as to get dn the rear of the rebols. These Home Guards were from Leaven worth, wad were “0 by Majer Clendenin, @ resident of = th&t who served in one of the earlier Indiana fr As soon as the rebels } Baw the approweh of | Wig or Clende wis foros they at once lunged inte the river amd attemptet to reach the island y 1 The iy the opened goon them with her and with her, Wns, !l FMA as KOON ae Bie Killed outriy he and os tagay more wounded, Were unableste #with, aod wero drowaed in fenin'e men \veR® Hot long in reaching the feove of m and, open : thoy added ty the hewoo ta, and » boat jwswed betweenahe sis the btwn SAW » was nO hope of torsed thew be 'ttes’ heads towards the shore and threw op thet © bands 0 ean herr pamber d witat hid ones be wen A the leader of aie bind wok olf his awe fing it by the Delt, as he looked around Soom he evult qloliver it. the ontire soveaty In camber, weeo mogicls of dripping meek- eanly of Bie entir arty creased the river to by hore. wat welt omed by a citizen of WL ames (ook Dim Pron eon wan row « bis prisoners nt of thy exptuned property Major bade ‘ Ai oabarg. with his exwaley, made hisyaipeataooe They ha sti 4 vot having Been present at the « y whiow tiey hed go largely @ontributed, | The bower iain is to be divided e bet ‘ ni, Major Woodvury t Moveholl. |The latter, by their resietance, at bury, by his pursuit, completely broke up the ptane of tle rebela By drivida them Ww the river filteen hours they threw Shem ont of the ore Le appelited tar ame v lor crossing, and enabled Major plan that bad eon mode Clenden | to complete the captor Five horses were lost in she attempt to cross the river; but the reminder fei) in ais, Those that were n (rom the ettiers wre being eaturned to (bem, The captured acma were loaded pom the Izetta, and wil arrive here wonikht he prisoners are now he ville, They say that if their pl would have broken the railway bevween a Seet je some dispute as to whether they ee exular prisoners of war oF as cueriil ws ey ekdirm to belong to (he Second Kentucky cavalry ant operiy, Attached to the rebel army. he inatter will be feciaed | at Loulaville, will be sent to Loute \ ‘The present raid will have an the citizens for the defence of thei to the draft Io that viity in are. The various bodies of Home Guards that took part in the capture have scattered to their homes. Thopare Foady 40 come out again at the first emergency. COUNTY GOVERNMENT. Board of Supervisors. [orrictaL.} apsoun mrp Si Funm 23—9-0'clock P.M. it porsvant to edjeurnment, im their cham- ty Hal ‘The Poard met ber, No. 16 ¢ Present—Supervisors Blunt. Brigca, Senne, Davie, Bly, Purdy, Roche, Stewart and Welemant In the aveonce of the Presivent, Supervisor Brigcs moved that Supervisor Reche'take the Wi bich was carried, Petition of the following ng namned for correction and remis- ston of tax, de Rey coger Eugene D. Perrin, J.C. Ram- Which was Feferred 10 the Committee on Anoual me, to the Committee om Criminal Courts petition ‘of the New York Mutual Insurance Company; for return of wax paid on United States securities, Which wae referred to the Committee on Annes! Pezes, billet Solomon & Hart, ‘Ainounting to $45, for six shedes To nteh wae referred to the Commitiee on Civil Comrie, Bill of J. 8. Barnard, ameunting to $222 24, for coal'far- nighes Canale. Jat, ras referred to the Committee on Civil Courts, Bill of Maahatian Gas Light Company for gas furnished the County Jail, aa fellows—viz Gas from Ju'y 16 to 1 Sept, 17, 1863. $2 Rept. 7 128 25 Gas from 1 Gas from Dee, 1602 to March 18, 1668 $876 25 f RPQUISITIONS. ee of the Clerk of the Court of General Sessions Which was referred to the Committee on Printing and Statione: of the Crier of the Supreme Court for Bta- Requit tlonery, aathich w ch was referred to the Committee on Printing and i Requisition of the Clerk of the Court of Special Sessions for Directories, Which was referred to the Committee on Printing and Stationery. COMMUNICATIONS. A communiention was received from the Clerk of the Court of Sessions with return of jurors personally sum- monet! by the Sheriff, June 1—Twenty three Grand Jurors personally sume moned June 1—Sixty four Petit Jurors personalty summoned. June 3—Thirty-nine Petit Jurors personally summoned, June 1£—Forty -four Petit Jurors bersonally summoned. Which was received and ordered on file. _HESOLUTIONS enented the following: — ‘ommiasioners for building the new wort to this Boant thelr opinion ? of the employment of more than one engineer, and “of the necessity of a superintendent, and also whether it ia necessary to have more than one alice: also, whether the number: of officers cannot be redued without detriment to the speedy construction of sal ridge, Which was adopted, Supervisor Rocua Resolved, Ti bride of the REPORTR The Committee on Civil Courts presented a report in favor of adopting resolution ag tollowa — solved. That the bill of Proudfoot & Quirk, amounting to $88 76, for repairs, As. to Civil Court rooma. be audited and allowed. and that the Comptroller he directed to pay ii from the appropriation for *'Rep zits t@County Buildings.” Which was adopted by the following vote, viz: — Afirmative—Supercisors Blunt Briges, Conner, Davis, Ely. Purdy, Roche, Stewart and Welsman Ti eon Civil Courts presented & report in favor ution ax follows, v {the bills of the following named be audit- edand allowed, as follow: i. Samuel Thompson, repairs 40 Surrogates office. William Jones, plimbing work Stperior Court. Lewls Cargentor: repairs to Superior Court rooma: —and the Comptroller directed 'o pay them from appropria- tion for “Repairs to County Buildings.” ‘Which was laid ov UNFINIAITED RUSINESS, Report of Committee on County Officers, im favor of adopting resobution as follows, viz == Resolved, That the bills of ©. Lockwood & Co,, amount ing to $21 63, for articles furnished Coroners’ and County Clerk's offices, be andited and allowed, directed to pay them from appropsiation for “Lighting, Cleaning and Supplies,” Laid over June 16.) hich was lost for want of. tive-Supervisors Bl and the Comptroller uffictent number of votes, i, Briggs. Conner, Davis esative Supervisors Purdy and Stewart 2, Supervisor Pouny moved that such vote'be reconsidered, Which was was then adopted by the following vote, viz-— ‘Atirmathe—Supersisors Blunt, Bi Conner, Davi Purdy Mewarana Weumensey, ee ca eport oF the Committee on Civil Courta, sm favor of adonling resolution aa follows: vise ‘Resolved, That the bill of Joh Lennon, amounting to $60 2 for articles furnish rier Court. &c., be audited and wred, and the Comptroller directed to pay it from appre- Pritt for “Lighting, Cleaning and Supplies we id over June 16} hich was’ lost for wantof a suffielemtmumber of votes, dirmative—6 wervi ee en ee Ninh RNG,“ Oonaet, ‘Devls Negative—Supervirors Partes and Stewart—2, Supervisor Burnt moved that when th rd * it'de's0 to meet on neciees "hh haet at two otclocks M ‘Which was carries. PRIVILEDGED QUESTION, aa 8 matter of orivilege, inquired by e. Proceedings of this Board harl appeared im the THynaLo and Tribune, over the signature of the Clerk o "0. In reply ray ‘the followmmg communication from the Clerk was rea ri JALTIMORE, June 20, I We. RB. Stewsnt, Eaq., Supervisor:— a Dean Ste—In answer tne letter of the 18th instant, I have the hovor to roply thai T have not authorized the pub- lication o° the oMvial proceedings of the Beard in any news- The statement of the proceedinzs of the mecting of tne 16, which appeared in Ane Rew Yous Hewaup ‘ns Cler) Supervisor Pu what authority 4 named newspaners-to pub ish seid procecdin Board had not authorized me to de #0. Tes eral Which was received and ordered on ate. Seno. re to receive their pay In convection therewith, Supervisor Puxr® offered the following resolution, viz-— Resolved, That the petition of workmen employed in the construction of the New Court Honce. for parment tor lane to the Special Committee having Hd work, with Instructions to confer with the Mayor and urge upon bim the necessity of the apeedy pay- ment of the claims justly due, Whiels was lost for woes of & auflicient number of voter, vin — Afirmativ pervisots Hunt, Briggs, Conner, Davis, Purdy and Weiemann—6 A quorum net answering to their names, the President gro fen declared that the Hoard tend adjourned until ‘ueaday next, 30th inst . RauvEs * SELES Deputy Clerk. Important to Revenue “OMice porters. JUDGE BETTS REFUSES A CERTIFICATE OF RRASON- ABLE CAUSE OF SEIZURE IN THK “BLOTTED IN- VOICK’ CASK OF SI VNTR STATES DISTRICT COURT. Refore Hon. Judge Betta, Jenn U.—The United States vs, Thirteen Hundred and Bighty-two Korres Sugar, Luting, Claimam!.—Several weeks eince we pablished an extended report of the trial before Judge Betts and a jury of the above entitled case. Our reaters will remember that thie is the case in which the kovernment eought to forfeit an invotee of sugar import od by Messrs, Charles Luling &€ Co., valued at about $50.00, because some of the numbers on the invoice e- Sighating the Dutch standard classification of the were blotted ont, and in which the jury verdict for the claimante on all the inte in the information, On the rendition of this wordict the counsel for the United States meved tho Court for a “certificate of reasonable cause of setrure,”’ in order to protect Oollector Barney from a suit for damageo for the i!lewal seiznre of the property, This motion wae resisted hy the counsel for the claimants, whe insisted that the Collector had no “reasonable cause of seizure.” The motion was @nally argued before Judge Hette on the Lath jost., the United States and the Col- lector being represented by Mr. E. Delafield Smith, United States Distriet Attorney, Attoreey General Dickinson and Mr. Pthan Aldon, and the claimants by Mesare. Webster and Craig. The Court this morning rendered its decision, and directed the entry of an order denying the motion, ‘The Jodge coneluded hie order by eying —The aver- menis and charges in the libel of information and the proofs and allegations prosented on the trial of the afore- enid prosecution having been fully beard and considered aoc! it not being made to appear to ibis Court, purmuant wo dhe provisiens and requirements of the said act hat there was @ reasonable cause of seizure’ of the said pore: at the time sueh seizure was made, it is ordered and edudeed by the Gourt that the application »nd mo tion fer such certificate be for that reason denie!, and euch eertificate of reasonable or probable cause of seizure js aconrdingly withheld by the Court, Counas for the g@veroment, Hon. Daniel S& Dickinson, Attorney Geveral, amd Mesars. E. D. Smith, United States Dintriot Attorney, for tho owners, Mosers, Webster ane Potlee Intelligence. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Your report of an alteration Getween Hen, W. ry. cock and myselt at the Clarendon Hotel, which appeared in your paper of yesthrday, is unjust in ite statement of facta Lam compelled x7 in jastice to myset!, that thers ware only fo ome Prevewe at the hote! ou iho ov cason in quentto two ot whom were personal friends and one of whom accompanied me there, I intend to show, by @ jndeial investigation, that dhe man who has endeavored, by setting on foot 'a criméal pr mecution Against me, ‘and who #0 persistently impiores from me an apology, wae in fact the author of all the trouble whicl ocourred, And until such investigation Me had { ask m: friends to suapead t againet me, A Woon. Naw Yous, June 24, 1862. Boston, June 24, 1863. | The Funeral ¢f fouk Hart. ‘The funeral of Capt. James II. Ha t, of the Ninety ninth * New York, killed at the nead of his comnony in tbe re- che choreh of he Tritt" Cape Yiart was formerly & ati ‘b Sof ved rini jart was fort Boston ee and everDroved himself ‘Bentenant to the funeral was under ‘Tigers, *an efficient and gallant soldier. His ‘the direction of tbe Boston Light lufantry Asseciation. ‘The Walton Wit! Case. SURROGATE’S COURT. Before Hen. (iideom J. Tucker. Jurs 24.. nahe ventinneng an to he ol claim ~ef Mrs.’ Ellen * Walton for the arrears of ber ‘annuity were continued, that they had gone throngh any ceremony of ‘marriage, jeral of religions, She lived with btm for four years and “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weowespay, June'24—6'P, M. Money continues quite easy; call loans a 7 per eent. Lenders seem to have got over their fright, and to be: quite willing to accommodate the brokers on the usual margins. Several houses re- fused to allow more than five per cent for money to-day, and there were decidedly more loans at 6 than at 7, There is no change in mercantile pa- per; debt certificates were hardly so strong to-day. Gold was rather better than yesterday. There ia no pressure of gold on the market for sale, and holders seem content to wait. The inquiry isa shade more active than it was. It clesed 143% a 144, Brokers report a more active demand for bills to-day. Bankers’ rate was 1664 a {, some leading houses refusing to draw below 157, Mer- cantile bills sell at 15534 a 156 for very good signa tures, Eveg at 157 bills are relatively cheaper than gold. The stock market was very active this morning, and the tendency of prices was uniformly upward. Hudson, which is the most active fancy of the day, sold at 140—an advance of 4 percent since Inst evening; Erie rose 1, Pacific Mail 34, New York Central 1, Erie preferred %, Michigan Central 1, Southern Ohio %, HWlinois Central 134, Cleveland and Pittaburg 134, Toledo 2%, Rock Island %, | chief | Mississippi and Missouri 3. As yesterday, the excitement was on the New York shares. For Harlem there was a very active and general in- quiry; but the advance in the price was ehecked by a large sale by one house—supposed to be a bear sale. Very little was done in governments, State stocks or railway bonds. After the board the market was steady, and this was its char- acter at the one P. M. session of the public board. Pacific Mail was wanted at an advance of ¥% per cent over the morning price, and Central was also afraction better. Inthe afternoon the market was generally quite active. Erie was % per cent better, Hudson was hardly so strong, Canton better, Cumberland lower, &c., &e. At the close the market was generally better, and was steady at the four P. M. call. The following were the closing quotations of the da: alos tet 81,reg 104 Harlem. 82 a 824; Roading 105% a — Mich Central..1114% a 113 Mich Southern 735; a 795% ‘ Mich So guar..11844 a 119 Miseouris Ga lasse IM centealecd0a7s @ Tennessees.... 61, a 62°” Clov & Pitts... 8537 a 86 Cumberland. Canton .... Branswi 643 a —" Rock Island. a 98 Pacifle Mail...183° a 183% Fort Wavne., tau 6915 NY Central,,.12244 a 123% Pr du Chien.. 56% a 5734 Erie... + 96% @ 963% ‘Ter Haute pref is 8 78 Erie preferred. 103%; a 10334 Chie & Alton a 69% Hudson River.137 137% Chic & NW. soe pas The last, or rather the present, rebel raid into Maryland appears to have proved absolutely fatal to an old fancy of our stock market—Cumberland Coal. For two or three years the railroad has been unable. or unwilling to make terms with the company for the transportation of its coal, and the business has been done through the canal. That hae now been completely destroyed by the rebels— 80 completely, as we learn, that it would take a year and a very large sum of money to repair it. Under these circumstances we presume that the operations of the company will cease altogether, and that the stock will gradually sink until it fol- lows Parker Vein and Phoenix Coal into the do- main of history. There was a time, many years ago, and again in 1858, when shrewd men reposed faith in Cumberland. But for a long time past no one who was conversant with the facts has deemed it worth anything. Ever since 1860 the directors have paid interest on their bonds by speculating in Liverpool coal, and using their yards to store it. Their own legitimate business has not paid expenses for four years. Such a fancy can well be spared from the stock list. We learn that the Harlem Railroad Company have contracted for the iron to be laid down in Broadway. It is to be of a new and unusually substantial pattern. The following table may perhaps help to explain the recent sudden rise in Hudson River stock, and may illustrate the policy of the sales on seller's option at 4 and 5 per cent below the cash price:— Yearly Earnings Marke! Price, Panama.. . 191 New Jersey Central. 170 New Jorsey Railroad. 140 Cleveland and Columbus ..... 190 Buflaio and State Line .... 200 €., P, and Ashtabula, 185 Camden and Amboy. 170 Delaware, Lack. and Western... 20 H2 Brooklyn City Railroad. 14 0 Thira ie 20 240, Hudson River 30 18 The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows to-day:— Recepts........++ ae —For customs... 222,000 Payment 995.725 Hy Balance. 24,948,553 96 The North River “Bank has declared a semi-an- nual net dividend of three anda half per cent, payable July 1; the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company, a dividend of four per eent, free of governme it tax, payable July 1; the Tradesmen’s Bank, a dividend of four per cent, free from govern- ment tax, payable on the Ist of July; the Conti- nental Bank, @ semi-annnal dividend of three and one-half per cent, free of government tax, pay- able July 2. The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks presents the following aggregates as compared with those of the previous week:— June is. 11,834,805 Ine. $350 87,228,627 Dec, 9,411 4,367,025 Deo, 281 1,802.278 Inc, 178,635 Due to other banks. 4,868 495 4,914,425 46,930 ste i . 81.298 830 048, Doo. 365,120 +. 2,596,115 2,621,008 Dec. 24,083 u "3. legal tender and demand notes 6,032,729 6,907,858 Dec.824,629 The newly organized Chicago and Milwaukee Railroad Company elected yesterday a board of directors, consisting of Alexander Mitchell, of Milwaukee; James Luddington, of Milwaukee; Stillman Witt, of Cleveland; E. K. Rogers, of Chi- cago; John Gurner, of Chicago; John V. Ayer, of Chicago; J, Wadaworth, of New York; Charles L. Frost, of New York, and Fred. Schuchardt, of New York. The new board organized by electing A. Mitchell President and EB. K. Rodgers Vice President. Stock Excha: WEDNENDAY, June 24, 1963. $500 US 6'#,5-20,cou 101 100 eh Hd R RR 10 138 16001 rT 3 10pe BORA isi do. 830 18500 do. 15000 UB6'slycer. new ‘te 60000 =: 1600 10000 10000 do. 1000, A 6000 Minsvuirl 6's... 68S 68 68 108 2000 NYCRR aub bas 101 ty 2000 Hud Riv Sd m.. 11885 9000 Mi S’acletmnath 121 4000 Mich So 2d m.. 101Sg 100 Mieh 20 8k fd. 109 100g has 98 78 bum 60 Nor & Wor RR ed 10000 Clave &Doi ef. 112 700 — RE ..bs 165 4000 Pi FW &t hiedd 102 tare 43 0 045% #0 gt a Contras RR im #90 ILL | aateva tra Yer. from bee late ds kh WS 2 ino ry 300 Alton &T HERR. 200 Alton & TH pref de Ch el a Miss & Mo RR. 8ECOND $5000 US 6's,'81 reg. 104 30:0 US 6's,’81 cou, 10954 5000 Missouri 6's... 68% 200 :. 681g 100 69” 500 61 RO. wo she HartemREs19 $144 3000 ChikNWs fds 108 20000 American gold. 143% 200 0. 2000 do. 43% 100MS&NInd RR. 73 11000 ti So MS EN Tats suk 118 10 sha Am #x Bank, 106 do... 1844 50 Canton © mpany. 23% fom Gon RR aerip,. 104 800 Cumb Coal. pr seers flO 104 de 700 ao.” 104g 1000 Cleve & Pitts RR 100 Cat & Chi RR.sl0 975; 100 doy... ..880 9744 100 1830. 9734 sO 483. 200 vee OTHE %0 183% 160 do... 9736 BON work ea i 121% O50CRiKRKTRR.. 98 do #10 12146 SOChI& Alton RR.. 09 60 Nor & Wor RR... 93 50 Alt& T Haute pret 7315 10000 do... Th 100 Tol & Wabash RR 76 0. i 30 280 Erie aR i pref. eeo Hudsoo ® RR. 500 0 106 do. 100 do 50 Chi & Aiton pref. 92 100 a 200 Mil& PrduC RR, 56% 1500 @ariem ve Sales at the Public Board, ONE O'CLOCK P.M, $100000 Am gold,.... 14354 400 chs Frio RR...b3_ 96 5000 Miseouri 6 63% 150 Hudson River RR 129% bOshs Cumb Coal... 213% 260 dv. 12914 560 Bucks Co Lend Co 1% 400 Harlem RR. 400 406, 200 do. 200 do. 50 Pac Mail SS Co. 100 N oe RR. ao. 100 209 600 200 b3 100 Cley etncte RRB 85 200 do... 800 #3 96 8200 do,. 600 96 200 “s10 100 100 Mil&Pr duChRR.c 100 100 Gal & Chi RE.b'O 100 60 sib’ - T RR.s3 100 100 163, FOUR O'CLOCK P.M $5000 7 3-10 Tr notes. 106', 100 shs Read RR...b3 10000 Missouri 6's... 68 3 806 Mich So &NIndRR 50 shs Cumb Coal Co 21 - elt 100 dO... 040. 2075 3c0 do, 810 21 100 N Y¥ Central RR 100 do. 100 MichSo&Nindguar 200 Erie RR, 500 Cleve & Pitts RR. 100 Frie RR pre a 10 150 Hud Riv RR. 160 do. 100 eee 100 Mil & Pr da Chi 100 Gaiena& Chi * ciTy COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepwrapay, June 24—6 P. M. Breapstvrrs,—Flour declined a trifle to-day, and closed tamely. The day’s sales reached 18,000 bdbis. State and Western, 1.200 Southern and 700 Canadian, withia our revised quotations:— $450 a 500 52% a 590 - $25 a 950 540 a 770 +605 a 685 +790 a 840 ice / 845 a 950 Rye flour... . a +330 a 520 Corn meal, Jersey and Brandy win : 415 a 450 —Wheat was depressed, with sales reported of 147,000 bushels at $151.4 $1 74 for white and $1 42 2 $1 50 for red and amber Western winter, $1 26 a $1 42 for Milwan kee club ant amber spring, $115 @ $183 for Chicago spring. Corn was 1c. lower, with more doing, sales hav- ing reached 163,000 bushels, including mixed Western, at Tae. a Tic, for wound, 2c. a't4e for unsound, and 76¢ w 80c. for yellow and white Western. Oats were heavy and down to T4c. a 78¢, Rye was in demand at$l a $1 02. oto aud barley mait were very quiet at unchanged PrCOrTON was moro active to-day and 1c. 20. dearer, with sales and resales of 4,190 bales, reported partly to specu. lators, at 62e. a Gc, for middlings. nts.—Thee was less activity in the market to- aay. To Liverpool there were shipped 6,000 bbis flour, part at Is. 746. a Is. 94 ; 90,000 busele vrain at 61d. a 7d,, 50 bhds. tallow at 268. To London 1,300 bbis flour at 9s, 43¢d., and 12,000 bushels wheat on'p. t. To Cork 17,000 bushels grain, for orders, at Te. 9d. To Pelfast 40,000 bushels grain at 6d. To Antwerp 20,000 bushels wheat at 101d. a 11d., in ship's bags, Provisions,—Pork wis plenty aud tending downward “with rater of 1,200 b's, At $11 O08 SIT TS tor old” and $12 75 a $1287 ‘tor now mess, and $10 50a $11 2% for Prime. Beef was in {i ir demand, and 600 bbls. wore pur- t $0 60 a$11 75 for plain, and $12 50.0 §14 for extra mess. Lard continued steady at 0%. a 10\e., with sales of 1,400 packages. Of cut meats 250 packagrs were sold at 4340. a Se. for -houlders, and 64,¢. a 8c. for hams. Pacon was dullat. c, ate. 160 b xes changed hands at these rates: Bui or ond cheese were quict at previous prices eee rried 6 23, in the Church of m Dorvre—CiarK.—Ov Tue St. Jotun Baptist, by the Righ Bishop of New York, the Re of the church, > Savon B. Dixox—Howny.—I0 Brook ory. Clark, F *q D., on Tuesday, Jane 28, wt the South Ninth strer\ ( oogregational church, by the Rey. Mr. Tompkins, Savor licxon, of New Vi Saran J, only daughter of :ix.a Hobby, Beq., of ihe former place. No catia Gresury—Boromr. On Woiverday June 24, at Port Richmond, §. I., by the Rev. 00, F. Bugboo. Tomas T. Gnesvey 6 Jaxh, Only daugitor of the late William Bur. ger, nll of the above place nesday, June 24, at the Hawnins—Heatn.—On W Church of the Holy Comm. + by the Rev. Francis B. Lawrence, Jows A. Hawn ‘0 Buta C., daughter of the jate William B, ‘eath, Raq , »\1 of this city. Hewr—Fornson.——On Tact! Ay, Jane 23, by the Rev. Mr. Armitage, CHartes 8. Howe ( Miss Hexnierra L. Forrscm, both of New York city. = ards Mynee—Krrewe.t-fn Chieseo, om Sunday, June 14, by the Rey. Mr. Scurader, Ma r Jann Mynes, U. 8. A, wo Mies Carmo B. Kirciey, of Brookiyn, N. Y., eldest daughter of J, B. F. Kitchen, Faq. Owrae—Ravarn —In Brook vo, on Wednesday, June 24, T caplain at West Point, W. iy) vo Miss le Bayann. “On , June 24, by the mn, of Uitwaakes, Wis., Jaume BH. quer of George Dougie, iq), CC Died. Preevan.—On Toesday morning, Jor . Axw Bars an, the beloved wife of Patrick Brennan, a native of Castle Commer, ovunt: Ser) eee ‘34 years. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at tend tbe funeral Unis (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock from her inte residence, 166 West Nineteenth st der. Her remains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for inter mort. Kilkenny (Ireland) ag please copy. Rieers.—On Toveday, June 23, after @ brief illness, Joaern Dans ip the $3¢ year of his age. The relatives and’ friends of the farnily are rs reepecttatly invited to attend the funeral serzieces: at Trinity eburch this (Thureday) afternoon, at half past three o'clock, Pasmenvirie.—O0 Wodresday, June 24, Warren Bas xenvirte, only son of Paul and Mary A, Raskervilte aged 6 months. ‘The relat): e# and frisnds of the family are_reapectfully invited to al tend the ‘uneral, from bis grandfather's resi. devee. jn Greene Aven, Near Glaskon avenue, Brooklyn, on Frit: y a’ternoon. at four o'clock. Brn on thy —. May %, at the storming of Port Hudson, Fowany F. Rripore, of the eity of brookiyn, non of Joseph Fr fwd Sarah Bridges, aged 22 years and 17 Nae en ~In BroolJyo, on Wednesday morning, June 24, ‘of coneurption, Bruen M., wife of Wiliam H. Carter, in ar of ber =S ged tives oony <r the family are invited to seatlenge. 04 Merrepont street, on Saturday afternodn, at two o'clock, wighout Fortner invitation. awsox.—On Wi June 24, at Newark, N. J. of congestion Asa Aas dntubtor of "Thee W. und Bliss v. Dawson, aged 1 year, De ¥ sran.—On Wedneadey, » June 24, of inflammaticn of the bowels, Hesry, son 8. and F, De Faber, aged 7 Years, 4 months and 16 days. ‘The irieuds of the family are ly invited to at- ‘tend the tuneral, this (ihareday afternoon, at taree bong from the residence of his parents, 127 Greenwich E1.us.—On Wednesday, June 24, Epwarp R., son of Kaiob and jate Mary Ann Ellis, in the 26th year of bis age. ‘the friends and relatives of the family are invited to d the funeral, this ({bursday) afternoon, at two ck, trom the residence of bis parents, corner of Seventh avenue and bichty-fifth street. The remains wiil be taken to irmity Cemetery for interment. Frreurate June 23, Cuartey rice: PATRICK, aved His friends re respectfully invited to attend the fune- day) attercoon, at two o'elock, from his vnth avenue and Ager ‘street, Wednesday 44 vears, 3 months aud 24 che relatives and friends of the family, also the mem: bers o€ Key stone Lodge, No 1%i5 #. A. ML. are resp tutly invited to attend the fineral, trom his late residence No. 39 West #hirteenth street, on Friday afterncop, at two ove! #Wov.—On Wednesday, 43 vears. Gurres.—At Rye, on Monday, Jane 22, Jou iw the 67th year of bis nu ‘Ihe relatives and trieud huivited to attend tbe t Juve 24, Mr. Joux Froop, aged RINFEN f po family are respeetfully uw Thursday) a te:n-onu, at vitation, — Carries writ be in attendance at the Mamaroneck depot en the arrival of the baif past oleven A. M. train from New York GaRoNUR —Snddenly,’in the 62d year of his age, Mr. FREDERICK Gabon. ihe friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the futicral, ot his tate residence, 156 Thomyeon street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at’ two o'clock Nautneket Qiaes.) .) papers please copy. Hu.—On Wedn sday, June 24, of consumption, AL- FRED Hut, nged 32 years. ‘Tbe relatives and friends of the faimily are invited to attend the funeral, from his late re-idenve, 179 Priuce street, on Friday afternoon. at two o'clock. Hevexer —On, Tuesday, June 23, Axna Evnie, beloved wife of James Hivener, aged 21 years and 23 days, the friends and acquaintanecs of the family are re spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the Latho!ic chureh, West Hoboken, Rath as | pavers please copy. Jouxstor.—At Hyde Park, N.Y ,on Wednesday, June 24, Mrs. Kiiza ANN Jonyston, wife of Archibald Johnston, aged 25 years and 27 days. The friends of the family, and of her father, William Beard, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, at No 32 Wyekolf street, trookly ".—On Wednesday, June 24, the beloved child of Willi and ann Kelly, aved 10 months ‘The friends are respecttully invited to attend the fune- ral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, irom the residence of his parents. 408 1 st Sixteenth street Maury.—On Wednesday, Jrne 24, of oid aye, PIERRE Macny, aged 83 yenrs, 2 inonths and 7 days,a native of Frmep, and for the lise forty-eight years @ resident of this ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfall = invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 286 Broome street, on Friday afternooa, at two o'clock, without further mvit Brooklyn,on Wed- but severe illness, y child of Jobn Hand Mary Ana Nobie, formerty of the city of Armagh. f His remains will be interred ia Green woud Cemetery tn Wednesday, June 24, vane O'CONNOR, wife oF ohu G, O'Com or, in the 450 sear of ber aj the relati id ‘riénds o' the family. also th se of (. Be es and Miss O'Connor are resne Ut ty invited to atiend ‘om er Lite reside ce, No, 415 sixth a at two ore! ck. re invited to No. 1 kssex atte d the. ‘Teneral, from b place, ou Mriday afternoon, at three o cick, without fur- ther votice. Prck.~ At Bayou Beet, 7 on Saturday, Juno 6, Neisow Jarvis, ycungest son of Me Jabez B. Peck, of Newtown, connecticut, years. Mr. Peck was a ine of Company C, Twenty-third regiment Corinecticnt Volunteers Rocere.—On T esday.June 23, Moky Rocrks, aged 38 years, the beioved mother of Mary Catherine, J hn and Patrick Rogers, & native of county Meath, Navan, treland. che friends and relatives are respectfully tuvited to at tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from her tate residence, No. 18 avcaue B. Raretr.—On Wednesday, June 24, Mictaxt ANGELO Raverri, in the 54th year of Lis age ‘Ihe relatives and friends of the tamily are respectfully inviied to attend the fuserai,on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, from hig late residence, No. 41 West Twenty- fourth street. Rocres.—On Tuesday, June 23, Mary Rocrrs, the be- Joved mother of Siary’ Catherine and ‘atrick Rogers, a native of county Meath, Navan, Ireland. Friends and relatives are respectfully invitea to attend the funeral, thie (Thursday) afternoon at two o'clock , trom wee In baad residence, No. 18 avenue B —On Tuesday , June 23, Kiazaneni, wife of William Smith, of dronsy, axed 72 veare Funeral this (Thurslay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from 9 William street. Her remains will be interred in Greenwood Cemeter Delaware county (N, Y.) and Scotch papers please copy. Sonrit.—in Breoklyn, at 104 Lawrence street, on Wed. neaday morning, June 24, Captain MeLANcTHon Sarr, aged 51 years. ‘Cleveland (Ohio) and Chicago (Ill.) papers please cony. Vantine.—On Wednesday, June 24, Nawcy Vannes, aged 73 years. ‘The funeral services will take place at the Macdougal street Baptist church, on Friday afternoon, at two o’cleck, The — and acquaintancerrare respectfully invited to atton Woon.—At her late residence, Java street, Greenpoint, L. L., on Wednesday moruing, June 24, Sanat Woon, ‘The friends of the family and thoge of her brother-in- Jaw, Dr. Husband, are invited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Ascension, Kent street, Greenpoint, on Friday afterneon xt two o’cliek. Watsox.—On Wednesday morging, June 24, Rowerr 8. Warros, aved 36 yoars, His friends, and those ot WR biother Joseph, are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday after. noon, from his brother's resilence, 130 Madison strect. Wrorey.—On Tuestay, June 2%, Carotine V., wife of Edward J. Wroten, aged 26 years and 11 months. ‘The reiatives and friends of the (amily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late re ce, 164 Third street, Wii- Han@burg, FE. D. Wermore.—On Wednesday, June 24, after a short but fevere illness, Cxantes Danre:, son of Charles F. aud Eliza W. Wetmore, aged 7 months and 8 days. Fuseral at eleven o'clock this (Thursday) morning, from the residence of his grandinother, No. Broadway. Friends are invited to attend Wasnt —On Wednesday, June 24, Mary Axve Waren. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are | espectfuliy invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at half past two o'clock, from her jate residence, No. 123 York street, Brooklyn. Warker —In Brooklyn, on Wednesday evenin » Jane Mary Tere, youngest child of John T. Sarah r, aged 8 months and 27 days. Funeral services at St. Peter's church, in State street, near Bond, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ww: SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR ae YoRK—ti1s DAY. aes ; 3 S34 ttre WATER... Port of New You, Jane 24, 1863. CLEARED stp Olympus (Br), Steamship Chesapeake, Willetts, well & Co, Ship Bridgewater, Sisson, Liverpool—Williame & Guion. rk Cupido (Aus). Busanich, Belfast—Wm F Schmidt & Liverpool—E Capers. Portiand—H BO § ee Immacuiata (Italian), Lauro, Queenstown—Boyd & ne Rotterdam—Ruger Bark Wilkelm (Brem), ros. Hark Col James colby Br) Sincialr, Lisbon—A Bradshaw, Bark Traveller (Br .Randie, Rio Janeiro! L Phipps. akin’ ‘ames Welsh (Br), Bates, Belize, Hon—P Alexandre Be Bark Pametia (fr), Allen, Hovese- fralitie BY yiair Hara Harry Booth,’ Drisko, Philadeiphin—J % Ward & Co Bri p Pectioe (Ham), iarmes, Bristol—Funch, Mela * ive ‘Susan 8 Thompson (Br), Thompson, Matamoros—W Thompson. Brie Laura (Re), Langthorn, Jacmei—L G mime, Brig J Titus (Br) Baow, Zaze—s F Whitney & Co, Brig L M Arnold (Br), Carter, Moncton, NB—P I Nevius & one Brig Rolling Wave, Munday, Philadelphians E Ward & Co. Brig Herald, Davia, Phiindelph Beir Genoveva (Sp), Chrvs m Bi Mi Steckmann, Piatt Popve & Co, ore t,t Kitten Wense Honr F Nickerson, Wasi! )aton—E D Hurlbut Bove DP Sawver, Tilton, Washincton—e D Pratt, an P Pailipe, gmith, uve” Brunt & rt, PG IE Acams, Linck!oy Wash ingion—Baker & Dayto cone L Chur Vash 0 -Baker & Dayton + Wo ahlagton— Baker ban Ret. . Q Col r Van } ] & Singht Sehr Lea larry Sarah, fr Sehr Siak, ——. Putiace, sche TR Jones, Beran Pitades gene ory Crocker, Philadelphia—Stmy oeker, Elizabet Schr J B Lictted, Dunean. Sehr N Ohase, Doane, Anagusta—0 Goode ri? Brak & Co <b Hareb Portia jack & Oo, loucester Pues & Lane, BF Buck & Co, 8 Racket & Son. Washinton, 4, Washington, ance, Baltimore. ARRIVED Adame. Marana, June 2, 4 PM, with Schr Ani jervon, « om a c pork Metals & Senr H Coombs, © Schr Bele, Bulger, helt & Schr Triton, Freeman, ( srubrid Sloop Ore: Bristo = N ig 8 Steamer J R Thomson, Steamship Eagle tods and passengers, to Svofford, Tileston & Ca, Mark Imuacsiata (Teal), Muail, Cardi, 00 das, with coeil to Hark B Colcord (of Searsport), Colcord, Cardenes, June P Buck @ Co. Salled In company with 42, wiih sy ar, to fark low, for New York cH 220 Inst, off the Delaware, eonhomt Ameren. 8 fin'W nthrap cot, Heston) Wotton, Cienfuegos, 24 avs, with sugar. to Nesmith & Sor inst, off Capes of Delaware, waa boarled from merica Park Trovatore (of Srarepe ‘ver New Orleans, 22 r, to Walsh, © hase. 16th inal, lat 26 ¢ brig Scotland, from Sagua for Polladel. Wheeler, New pine. 17 days, with inet, i ele fo raster. | Alabama, ond «aw ber |oat Big Alida (@olom), Wace. ndorff. Carthauena, 38 ders, in batash to BENS 4 Go, Had calm weather most of pay et dave, with sugne ae, Mi J wits Bu Piprig Los Amigos Ste inmea 345on 163 Wan ear Brig Jaa T at i Sf Halifox), Hathorn, Arecibo, 12 une adeira (Bi rt r. bo maior, dark Albuny, ste x with ry ihc Wi alter Raleigh. eit lips, Grand Calttoy via SW W Pass. Eat Key West saw ship T w'sehrs Henry Si @ Velocity (Bre of u the water, ‘Br, of ath gotiancto 0 Bett, Som 18th nat lav bt Jamaica), Aner ca, re 26s ane ot'arader M (Br. of bart eer tie (of Camden, el, itn i sigaaied Darrel ap ¢! » ayewith suparste’ Devs ery Tun inst of Jicked up 4 bales or cotton and saw 4 others—bad beem: ain: ae of Bermuila), Richards, Cienfuegos, June to tucker & Lightbourne. ae ad “ timore), James, ini jane Zit i if Cape He: Ie cape, trom Basten tor Bainores 7s ee Lion, Witham, Zaza, 19 days, with sugar, to 0 d& rt Royal, 5 days, Jat 35 40, lon'78 35, voarde aerabaro), Gow, Porto Cabello, June wall Ma oh : Ore Hi Be. of. Barbados), Cathenety Para via Barbados ith rubber ée. Sehr Re L. MeCready & Co! om New Orleans, Herschel (3 mast ton. La uisnell, Quare wesier 2th! 8 steay ship Oiympus, Liverpool. Steamer M Bteame ty U8 bark Gorilla, ® Wind at sunset 8, light. Fox (Br), Ricker, Nasaau ow, Bugbee, Eliza Hicgins, azar, Billa e Kitson, from London, May 1 *Marschalk, from Vera C Ships H V Baxter, B Ay Had Tidings; barks E brick Heron, Ocean S| tod Bishop 4 © hing. Murray & Nephew, ound P Russell, and nt. Port Roya Hirciaall, #8) ort 'o hpart rid, evens, Chines, Baliimore, Shaw, Philadelphia. Buttato, Drake, BELOW, M4 days, in ballast, ht. off Gre at Tansee, Isiand, 14 days. eee ‘Kate Fields ae. a fey 4, i day juwaD- laven, or Portland, Ot. ‘or Hartford Tarver, Corwin. Bre amet Detroit Ww 8 transport). Toul, Washington, to UBF Phi Hagelsinta, Hinde ph rank jer Heiean, Raker. Providence. teamer Kimgtisher, Nye. Providence. oy 18, 9 T Le . Ky ; Agnen ib Koverte, Lear & San iio \o cruise; Be steam. Amertean Shipmaater Association, No 51 Watt Strext—Rooms 23 ann 25, The following approved Masters and Oicers have recetved’ 01 : promise) taptains ayn Revour— sof the Harbe 4 from this Association:— olin A. Colson Eli Miseelinncous. tv Orywpus, Capt Grace, of the Cunard line, sailed Brig Los Amix a yesterday, made ¢ ty and traksferr vious to John M Cann, on 1 Smith. rr ran int The entire crew te London ng. Op ong? othe hence 5, for ee 8, Johnaon, to whe or China, bark. B P Shaws: aches brig ‘ad Kocle; Chas W. erick. H Grotes, ‘rom Belize ,, * days from port (2) men) of ship- on lying in the: (Mover solietted Vt e crow w J Ma shale pot into Pork al, and pi led Srv wane NrcoLas F, eaptired aud condemned ava prize, hag been go'd by auction at $22 Snips aas H Ler. from Calcutta, went ashore near Brew rhave ~ Dut was got o Avout 140 ine, chai mage Boyp, ashore " tons ns. & from Cienfue; coal have n the § side of Nashaw hrecw saves with, with sugar, re ted by siramtug rehion tes tiece ear to her from Halth sore, Buia Roxktrax A2, 261 tons, built at Calais in 1835, has been sold at $0250, 24d, wax run into by ® steamer New York, from from Baltimore 21at inst for- Point, Chesapeake = até Monro h oma of rudder, in tow of Reamer W. Wha She w: to the water's ed @ . hand naved and got ‘on hoard the New. York W was from Phitadeipia for Matamoros, and hat Bat fot Into Baltimore for- repairs, having met with w disaster at cargo are partial! be made to raise The sohr and 5 Ppa in Fhiudelphia.” an effort will Scur Don's. from Boston for Ellsworth, is ashore at Long Island, Me, full of water, oe Forelgn Ports. Arnoyo, from NYork arr *h. Yor! June 11—In port bark Evening Star, Mansfeld LIER, Hon, June 9—In_ port schr Mary Clinton, for New: Gowns, June 7—Arr ship Matilda, Nichols, Callao for Am tw Canornas, June 0—Arr brige Lucy Ann. Cole, Ki Parks, Portiand: Ph ork erp. Young) Re "public, Libby, ¥ Boston; achr Adele. 81 ‘k Sea Foam, C do: Coombs, now. on Paimores Yor and nna Wellinstan, ohtwood, New J Rogers, Small, ign Hattie E Wheeler, ‘Torr, Boston; Trindelen, erdoets| Portia: A M Roberts, Doak. Frankfort: 1th. bark M 18th. sehr Electric Lich uane day for Portland); oH ch barks Canada, Hoit, Blancha lassnaott Stun Sierra More It, Marshall. Portland ;. oa (and ald 17th bark Simweer ts Lampher. New: ponent, bri Bilza, , Cape MW T ompeon. sentee. Sian: tate ark tt it ‘niche Lea man, Portland; in. C Bag taal th, A chr 8G BrooK®, Gi x: sloop Alice (Gonfed, 4 Hardy. Boston: br fed steamer Alice Vivian, Avets, Mobile; ndrews, York ; 16th ork: n, do; Manzoni, Carlton, June 15—8ld briz Chatham. 8 3—Arr barks Trajan, therine Nickeln, rafam, do: 17U Philad ks arver, Crosenp, Gen weal, Staples. brigs 8) i MLA Horton G cr nN re a peciaway., ‘onvrton, 18th schrs Matamoros (Br), Tarr, NYork; 19th, Silver Cloud, Collins, Baltimore. Sit 14th, Sp bark Agustina, Torres. NYork; sehr H D Grin- dle. Sacua York for Newfouns agente, dune rete port Be hel R Dewolf, from NY. oRN, June 3—Sld Br brig Saran Starr, Norvell, New Hatreax, June 16—, shire D init do Le Wellington, Ban or; Ith, eohr Mabel, . Moary. Newvitas. brig Orison Adams, Waite, rr brigs Prince Aifred, oe 3 Frank. Brown, Balttnn weg ork, do: 0 iy york for PY York. Bi. * rea pare April29—Arr ship Gladiator, Matthews, New Drcnsinen Jone Arr brig J Chevatal, Doak, nea. pee rederi hia: 12th, C Alexa and Orehil Portland, aa 10th, brig W Kelly ban, Rristol; 1th, © ire tae» Wheeler. D: 01 re he nos Ayrea: be York 22d, bark aang Je wre’ Nori: a SLRHMO, May 16—Cld ohn W Miner, Berry. us Sm Ist wrort, June 58d iy, Lauretia, 8: Here. WYork; briz Benj Carver, Onrver, Heazan, Holmes’ Hole; Croton, sith, Holmes’ Hole; r, Mhiladeiphia; Lith. Sahwa, Whit bP Parana (A rowley, Drixi Mason, Smai, hii brig Francia J Kii vier Philadet ). Langston, Bue- mecios, Moon- do, Spark the Ocean, Kinney, Ha- iphia; 4th, ir Prevamone oy May ine ort bark Warren Hallett, Hal- ti, “rom Phi e Gane Pote. di ie" riman hark Attn May. Cobb. Vth. brig ‘hiladelphia; 11th N Jelphia for Boston, Fouto Cannio, June 6—Ne Am w + Ooran ai ne, Sia Mantiges Norton,” Phiiadol hia? LOU bark Tejuca, Har. Borden, Coltin’ ort. rey. Havana; Lake. Cardenas: Enell. NYork; ot, brig © Pickens, Brig Scotland, Me- is, Nof Hatteras; Tacks. New Empire, Brooks: ud 3 A Rishop. Downey: * innie Miller White, do: Brachr Lucy N Ann Bonard, Portland: 17th, bark Hunter, York. NYurk. Woedward, Jago 8'd 34, Rr achr Bol J June hi iso; 19th, Vauclor D, June 6A Welsh. eat Be June 2—Arr Br bry Ella Maria, M Port. ‘ Biteriee.. haven N¥ork, ‘shad shi itt oa Ploy, Dearborn, . NYor Tarra td Brie of the Sea, Pettigrew, for N¥ork, lag; Laconia, “Fivw. for Bostot Americ BOSTON, June 2s—arr » Orleans, bark Welkiu, Bi Keller, and Hardserabble, Gregory, Port Lwen; Valiant Hulse, Rondovt.. In the bay, « “on ree bark« ind fonr brige; ‘also, brig Seima, from New Orleans, Cid steamship Atrica (Bris Rone, Livers oe! via Ha ax; hip Mont Blane, Donneil, an't seh ize, Haier, New. Orleans: br, bark Gengsi, Mockler, NYork: schrs Can uent ce. Jersey k Goodall, NY haries Rt Vickery, Bab- Alert, Kivier. Orleans. Sid ships Re- “a masa |) (ane howl shifty); barks Mil. ra. biliies, Frankiing Ste khan, BA reinguan. italy Gleneall. ley" As and see (he low prices Fr ¥ [en er, Mary M Ghimirarn Yano UB tarket Rouds, ship St MISCELLANEOUS. LL PERSONS HAVING CORNS, BUNTON: — tender re e., should have ‘them aki 4 by Dr J. BRK AGNE lour and Provis and at the office or by ma) Openet, R415 Me kNow NG. a0 * TO THOMAS R R wel M iz Cincom. Ke: en ‘ans, Fann: ark Ethan Allen, Wo eruise; ‘ond Troms. ar: brig Alton easliy applies ‘Chiropodint, 2 or procu:e h's Alietat at the fice, by mall fie’ at 25 cents, 00 id $1 per BAD- When corns, buniome &e., wal for Bess, cnalie a eH) rt) comm and $1. ‘sirept, corner of Murray h Ling Teas, Wines Cone, a at. and. everything else weed in ‘every family. Hama, 9e.; Shoulders, O46) [fr Sagara, Tue. wp- O* fend tor price § gi N } Teme becriting Committee, at the arm Palace reat, # Garden, from 8 to 936 0 clock P, 70 LET—IMMEDIATELY, LA HEALTHY, 9 four doors fru arde ‘Tables, chairs, baga ‘ock on hand, doing a” week; muet be wold, 0 agents need apply. ae toile table, cas fixe rage busines of ct owner has other but 0 He STER AND acne, RER SALOON POR SALE — ares, and * foun to at raid office. $ WANTED —A FEW FIRST CLAS@ RE mene recived by Comrany G. Twenty. | To weighbortood 1 and warm -) basement, ail 5 reat low Y.. if apriieation in made immediate Bs aoe Goodspeed, Key West, 11 days, with» a. Port Roval, 6 days, with cotton Star, irom Bavasnah for Nas Sound, by US gunboat Cl