The New York Herald Newspaper, June 26, 1863, Page 2

2 ADDITIONAL FROM ‘EUROPE. the Bohemian at New York. TES WAR IN MEXICO. DE ah \POLEQN’S S AND DANGER. MERICAN AiD TO &e., &e., IRELAND, i. voard eteamship Ca ja arrived at Halifax at b 4 ihvee o'clock I. M. on the 24th of Juno. Her : been auticipated vi Race. She reports, M., sismalized the ship Adolphus, towing into ean files by the Bohemtan, dated on the 11th erday from Quebec. The they contain has been fully anticipated, but pare one day later—have the subjoined higrants who embarked at Havre in tor transatlantic countries amounted to 1,012, of 89 went to New York and 123 to La Plata, Ceutral Reiiet Committee of Ireland met in Dublin on the J1th iustant, The minutes of the last day’s pro- come having been read and confirmed, the Key. Dr, Murray handed in the following sums received by bis Grave the Most Rey, Dr. Cullon :—Second subscription from the diocess of Boston, U. 8., per Rey. P. F. nyndoa, £170, second subscription from the diocess of Pittsburg, S., per Very Rev. James Keogh, D. D., £62 17s, 9d. and « portion of a collection made in Baltimore, per Mr, Daniel Foley, £200. Very Rey. Monsignor O'Connell said | ho had much pleasure in handing in the munificent sum’ of £176 13s. lu., subscriptions from soldiers of the United States army, per the Most Rev. Dr. Hughes, Archbishop of New York, (Applause) Tho Dublin Freeman's Journal of the 12th of June saya — The Puke de Chartres was married on Thursday mora- iug at the Roman Catholic chapel, near Kingston, Eng- Inid, to his cousin, the daughter of the Prince de Joia- ville. At one o'clock the Prince and Princess of Wales arrived at Claremont to offer their|congratulations. The .ondon Telegraph of the 11th of June says :— Yur imports of raw cotton in the firat four months of the present, compared with the same period of last year, show an increase of 273,688 ewt. This result is clveily due to British India, Egypt and Brazil. The only decrease perluins lo the United Siates, the amount being 18,331 cwt From the Ist of January to the 30th April tunis year the aggregate importations Hn nrg ewt., against 929,988 cwt. in the same months of 1 Galigman:’s Messenger of the 11th of June poet ‘The International Postal Congress terminated its sittings yesterday, and the results of the discussions, which have extended over a month, are of the most satisfactory cha- racter. A vote of thanks to the American government for having laken the initiative in thas important movement was also passed, and the liberal tdeas advocated through- out by Mr. Kasson, the transatlantic delegate, were cor- disily acknowledged. ‘The steamship Mersey, from Liverpool, sailed for New York from Halifax on Tuesday afternoon. The British Blockade Runners, BANKRUPTCY OF PEARSON, OF HULL, GREAT ANGLO-REBEL TRADER. {From the London shipping Gazette, yune 11.) COURT OF BANKKUPICY, LONDON, JUNE 1191863. Petors Commiseioner Goulburn, Tho bankrupt was described as late of Hull, and since of Nreholas and 34 Great St. Helen’s, al woer and merchant, etition was presented on the 24th of Se tember, on behalf of the bankrupt. Prior t» ths, meetings had been held of the creditors. The faiture was attributed to the losses by the caplure of steamers and goods Ly the federal government of America, and tho total destruction of the steamer Indian Empire by fire. The statement extends over no less than sixty sheets, and has been mde evidence in several actions involving abip- ia other courts. The unsecured debts are To cover secured debts of £451,531 arities are only valued at £372,919 3s. 7d, pal secured creditors are the Bank of dondon for ‘a 7 100, holding security for £27,108 7s, 8d.; Overend, Guern Co., £185,320, holding security to Te amount of £152,728 2s, Briggs, Hull, £55,560, huids security on ship Newsky, valued at 23,600, and shares in the Intercolonial Steam Packet Company, valued at £5,941 118. 11d. Mr. Laurance, tor the assignees, consented to a further adjournment, the additional accounts required by the statate not having been fied, No injury had regulted to the estate. as the allowance had been stopped befor The Court—I confess that I ired ef these frequent adouroments. Day after day come before me in whieh There to order repo ited adjourpmente. . E. Lewis, who supported the bankrupt, said the damit cae nearly ¥, but the assignees would re- quire a month in lavestigating them. It was important that they should go back, as the validity of a settlement made in 1365 was disputed. He had employed a fermer clerk ui Hull to assist him in the matter, Mr. Laurance said that with reserence to some of Bis Honor’s former remarks, be had only to say this was an exceptional case, looking to the amount of debts and as. sts, to those which now came and demanded the con- stunt attention of the court. the Commissioner—Do not take too short an adjourn. ment. Adjourned for six weeks, and upon the application of Mr. C. E. Lewis, enlarged protection was granted the bankrupt. The Privateers. THR ALLEORD REBEL STEAMSHIP SOUTHERNER IN TH TERS—A FEDERAL SPY ON BOARD. (From the London Shipping Gazette, June 11.) The Southeruer, # emall craft, which has been built on the Tees by Messrs. i'earse & Co., tron shipbuilders, bas during the whole period of her fitting out in the river, extending over several weeks, given rise to the liveliest curiosity. Last week sho bad her trial trip. There were eighty iadies and gontieaen on board. The run was as far as Scarborough and back to West Hartlepool, where sho is at-prosent lying It has since transpired that a Spy was on board, ih the guise of a reporter, to whom, of corse, the greatest courtesy and attention were shown on his representing himself as connected with the press. It appears that while the ladies and gentlemen were dining on board, be was busy taking notes; so, while they wore duncing. for he has sinee sworn to an affidavit at an attorney § vitice in Stockton, setting forth, inter alia, that Captain Butcher (the gentleman in charge of the heat) was, in bis belief, a regular comtuissioned offiver under the coniederacy, because he had detected the letters (. S.C, Which be mado out to be *Goniederate States’ Gutter?’ on his uniform. The uniform was like that of @ lieutenant in the Royal Navy, He likewiee 1 ond the three fatal letters painted on the crockerware used on board tho vessel. Desides that there was « qu.atity of charcoal, about thirty bushels, to prevent the sun penetrating the lechouse, he at once ‘had concindea that i Was to get up steam kly. Ho also learned from the crew that eleven or twelve big guns were stowed away in the hold, sented. Hie hed also observed that whenever Mr. Pearse, one of the builders, was in conver- saion with the captain thor gesinres were suspicious. And what was the most damning fact of all was the pal m stto tree on Captain Butcher's uniorm; it was simply an ordivary anobor. This atiday it, we understand, was despa pouaible haste to Mr, Atoms, the United Stat wao forth ith submitted it ty Earl Regeell Secretary immediately mt with all Minster, The Foreign umunicated with Sir Geor, Urey, the Home Sec + and the resuit of all this bother was that a Castor Hoase officer wont on beard the vossel in (he docks at ilartie)ool om Monday, aod after a most minute search, guns, declared himsel! periectiy satistied that present condi- tif, was what was represented of her—purely a mer. cohait vi That the Southerner’s movements are watched is evidont (rein the fact that a telegraphic mee- sage has beon received (rom (he Horwe Secretary inquir ing a8 te her whereabouts, and also from the fact that the spy Is sil. hovering about West Hartlepool, He was met th) other day by 'ue captain, and the meeting, it may be unagioed, was a most cordial one, The affidavit bore the siguacare of “Baxter Langley.” The War in ‘Mexico. AMBRICAN REPORTS OF TRE PRENUR LOSSES AND REVERSHA (Fromthe Paris Patrie (xemi-orticial organ), June 11 We receive from ‘dideront sources, and we And in tl English aad Amoriean jonrnars, acouunte from Mexico to the 20ch April and the 2d May. These acconnts are im eral drawn U1 « ay hat spirit of hestiltty and, we may add, lad faith, which hag been often found in the Ameri« san communications, The first despatches, dated from San }rancisco, 2%b April, analyze the wrficint reports of jwneral Ortega to General (omontort, and they state that for the laat sx weeks the situation of the Mexicam= even in the interior of the city had not become worse. cigut arsnalta made by tho French troops and the aap: ure of the forts left General Ortega with the greatest confidence. It is cUflog4, We must gonfess, to hoar a ‘oueral speak of the loas of his fortreseos anawnce he tjury doue to him by eight asmauite, aud then add that ba confidence i pot shaken, and that the situation ia pot changed. ‘The same despatches from San Francisco tate that ih the Mm raing of the 25th a vox place under the walls of Iueb wat the point # not mentioned. During this combat the French baw Ap two tuines-—one wader the block called Steniiao, and Lhe other at a place called SantoJesu, After the expin. the Litter mine, the etruggie, surpended (or a mo- nt, was resomed, and insted seven hours, during which © Moxicuns must bave experioncet ve Wesabte Phe despatches, however, meution of the chat ope hundred aud thirty of the Fires en prisoners. After these two ea: the bumbardment Of Puebla ie aaid to med, We have aoxt a despatch from Puebla of | 8 Havana, acoording to whieb the Freach pended the bom bardunent, abs ver, awl revived tne miles from the ‘hese improvable rounts are, bwever, . deapetch of vn atrndieted hy . Feeoived at New York via sau Canada at Halifax and Mails of 4 | morning were $44,315 THE MARCH 70 MEXICO & DANGHROWS MOVEMENT. [From La Bronce, of Paris, June 12} essity of 8 uding rovotoree:nonts ge stores, @ part ot which 13 a! ready onthe way; abd, next, the lunpossibitity of pushing | the cxpedition ' the end—tiet is, ax far as Moxico, prior © the formiddBie Beason of Uae torrential rams, vhoch will fageibly keep the corms @armee mw the posi Liou )t now ogpupies. That % am alternative of which the cml ras mows and the necessity cannot be conceated. Many long wonths of expectation and inaction must ensue, For » vapid oapture of Puebla had opened to us the gates Of Loe C.pita@, by the inevitable terror which our ap- prouch would have caused to the partisans oj Juarog, the Prolonged de®uce of that city and the'resiskance it op- pines 10 our arms embdlden Our chem 6s to renew in Moxico ‘he same defensive system adopted at Puebla In preseuce of the actual” stuie of things of is diycut (0 ewertain any doubis a: 10 the, dficnt- tea which me vay mect wth before Mexico, avd, per: haps, in the difficult passes which defend the approaches to fi, ;articulariy at Chapuitepee and gt Molino dei Rey, Shets tne Americans, who had found Puebla unprovided With tho means 0) defence, had to fight sanguinary bat- es. it is mm fact a campaign, a real campaign t@ uoder- take ‘The issue of it is not doubtful, bat the solution may hay. to be waited for, and may disappoint mavy tn patient minds which had dreamed of having an easy tiumph in that country, Eventualities, favorable or the coutrary, form part Of the account current of war, and they shoutd be icoked at coolly Supplics and ammu- nition are concentrated im guificient quantity at Vora Geuz, the means of communicative aro secured with Puebla, and the Minisver of War, with proper foresight, has ordered freab men and” stores to be aent out, Thus, the reports which aud been go unjustiy circulated by un- ousy minds are contradicted. The situation, we ropeat, $3 serions, but there is nothing in it to produce uneasiness; it is subject to the alternatives connected with distant expeditions, For the present General Forey energetically m tintuins the positions he has acquired in the interior of the city, and gains groand slowly butsurely, while classe the precious blood of bis soldiers. A corps of observati: watches and keeps in check Poe cba Syste Comontrts' sich might otherwi+e attempt ty succor tI struggle, which derives its principal dep rf Big ‘ance trom the very arrangement of the city, formed of blocks of houses built at right angles, is every day more and mire hemmed in within its jast- int ts, bus asthe commander-in-chief has only reatricted poe Gi his disposal, the capture of Puebla fs a queation of FRENCH REINFORCEMENTS. [From La France (of Paris), June 11. We are informed that four line-of-battle ships, three transports and two steam frigates havo received orders to hold themselves in readiness to leave for Vora Cruz, vie troops and war mat-riel for the French army in Mexico. FRENCH ‘“‘OIVILIZATION’’ IN THR REPUBLIO. pin nanan yes db ebhajeme ) oes French army, of course, yet orush ro- sistance, and, after Soa, delays, march into Mexico. It also may not ; for ic Comon! delivers fan attack upon the rear of Kmadifea aces Leg edbrns roc el F Shay it we will assume that the ime permission, and inclination to put out all his tron and by-and-by to overwhelm Cel ae that be cause of congratulation to Ii ‘ot coatidence the friends of justice? yo pee to have it laid down as a law of nations that, if debts are not paid, ® creditor may overturn the it, suck the capital, and setup ® movarchy? Did we do #0 when Pennsyl- vania repudiated, or Mississippi? or have we done #0 these thirty years while Spain Sri refused to pay us for the peninsular war? Had it been a mere westion of guarantee for Mexican bondholders, ‘era Cruz in “the hands of a French fleet would have covered all. But, with false preteuces, fallacious ———— and adventurers for pionvers, this crusade been preached; and Paar Mexioo has not found—per- haps not deserved to find—a single friend. But she at any rate caw through the invader’s project; she compre- hended that he was coming, with the priests who have Deen her curse, and the political gamblers who have helped to gain her a bad name, fo set up a “Latin dom,” where Mextco and ecclesiassical prevgmteecn 9 console the Ultramontames for Rome, and the overthrow of the only stable government of the country supply France with ‘‘glory,’”’ It was a cunning game, and though check- ed, it is pot yet checkmated; but if any honesty survives among those who are 80 fond of calling the Mexicans bud names, let them cease talking about ‘‘benevolen: inten- tlons”’ which are proffered to a country with blond aud fire, and scornfully rejected by ranks where the women fight like men, and the men Jike heroes, IMPERIAL REJOICINGS. Para, June 11 Salvos of artillery were petal to-day ‘at the Tuill celebration of the captu 1863. leries in FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Taorspar, June 25~6 P. M. The money market was easy to-day, though some bankers went through the form of calling in their loans this morning. On call money was worth 6 a7 per cent, with about many loans at the lower as the higher figure. At the close of bank hours we heard of.many parties who were unable to lend their money. There is no change in com- mercial paper or debt certificates. Gold was better to-day. Itrose to 145% at the second board, closing at five P.M. at about 144%. Exchange was 168 a 169, with not much activity. ‘Che alarming statements of the evening papers respecting the rebel advance into Maryland would have caused a substantial advance in gold in any other condition of the market. As it is, no one has any courage to buy gold on speculation; no one seems to want to hoard coin; and thus, in the absence of any inquiry, the price, whenever buoyed up by adverse news, only preludes a fur- ther decline. The stock market opened with great strength this morning, and before the board Erie sold at 97, Harlem at 8334, Hudson at 138, When the brokers met, however, at the morning board, a fierce and very skifful attack was made onthe leading shares, which was assisted by the pecullar maneuvre im Harlem, and was attended with pretty general success. At an early hour of the day it transpired that the members of the Common Council, who tasted the profits of stock specula- tion on the occasion of the grant of the Broadway Railroad to the Harlem Company some weeks since, were athirst for further profits, and that a thimble-rigging scheme with this view would be attempted to-day. Accordingly, at four P. M. to-day, the Board of Councilmen passed a resolu- tion rescinding the grant of the Broadway Rail- road to the Harlem Company. Practically, of course, the Common Council might just as well have rescinded the charter of the Erie Railroad Company or the constitution of the State of New York. Under the recent grant the Harlem Com- pany have acquired vested rights which the Com- mon Council haye no more power to disturb than the Pope of Rome. But the object of members in passing the resolution being not to disturb the rights of the company, but simply! to de- press the stock for the purpose of buying in again at a low price, and selling out at a high one, the proceeding wae really less absurd than it would otherwise seem. It had the effect to-day of putting down the price from 83 to 72%. Rumor states that the President of the com- pany, Commodore Vanderbilt, warned the mem- bers of the Council of the folly of their trick, and predicted that they would lose more than they would make by it. But they would have their way, and Wall street now knows that, if it chooses to corner Harlem, the Aldermen and Councilmen and their sporting friends are short enough of the stock to insure its rising to 125, if the corner be managed as skilfully as Hudson River hasbeen. The general market sympathized more or lees with Harlem, Hudson fell to 131—a decline of 7 per cent~ closing at133, Erie sold*us low as 9424—a decline of 24— closing at 95},. The Western shares were all lower, without much activity. Cumberland de- clined 3 per cent. Governments were steady at the morning session, but lower afterwards; in the af- ternoon they sold at 109%, for the coupons of 1881, At the close to-day the market was rather dull, the upward impulse having received a check from the decline in Harlem, The Mowing were the closing quotations of the —. US 6's'81,reg.106 9 104 U 8.4's,81,cou.1995¢ a 100% wa Bre Cera 109 tio seoerions peed Tas OPE Iiieh Southern T2440 is Misvourta. . Oise Mich Bo guar. ti? . ed Cnmberiand.. 17 & $ % mt + 102K & Paciie Mail,..180 @ —~ yaaa oe x NY Comtral 12094 9 121 se 08g pe Bree: Ait Erie +» 4a 67 Vindsna Hirer 19434 Pe Chie & Alton., 67 " Hariem.. Chic & NW... Sone 2015 ‘The pare rat ra Sub-Treasury was as follows | to-day: $2,002,798 28 | Paymanis | Halance. The exchanges at the Bank 718 2, earing Hoe this and the balances $2,974,486 86. The Panaraa Reiiroad bas declared a dividend of three per cent owt of the earnings of the road for three months ening 30th inst., and one per cent | on the earnings of steamers, &e., payable July 6; avcleo), According to which the Frenoli wer bombordmeut conetructing a ititate & fresh ARsonit agemmat Sante at entirely dostroys the first repores of Geaeral ia Le analysis wiven in the Crmrrier des Beate Unie of & dewpiteh (rot Ortegs on (he 24%. the Philadelpifia, Wilmington and Baltimore Kail | road, a wtock dividend of the shares owned by the | company, payable August 1, canal to about nine NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 206, 1863. | percent in stock; the Howard lusurance Company, | | 100 | 100 Quicksil’r a semi-annual dividend of twelve per o fre of government tax, payable July 1; the New York, Prov.den.e and Bosioa Ra@road, a dividend of four percent, free from government tax, payable July 1, at the oflive of M. Morgan's Sons, 37 William street. ‘The statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare with the provious one and the corresponding time of 1862 a8 follows:— $957,068 S32 210,772,925 sag B13 BUSA 2 oe 70 Si TA Stock Kxchange: ‘THoRspay, June 25, 1863. 81, rog 104 1200 eh Harlem te 81K 31) 008 10034 4 5-20,c0u 101 "8,14, cou 100 10000 20000 98 72000 Tenn 8s, 196.) 61 7000 Virginia 6's, 9000 Missouri 68... 98% SESESSESP uss SsSssEss 300Cen Am Trans on 100 do 100 do 100 Pacific M 300 do. 2 do 100 do 100 200 do, 1100 5 do 60 ac 900 N Y Cent 1300 do 60 de 100 do. 200 do. 160 do. 200 Erte RR. 1800 do 100 do. 400 do. 500 do 600 do 400 do 600 do. 350 Hudgon 300 do 200 200 100 100 100 300, 200 200 400 50 300 100 do, 600 Erie RR pri 600 Chic &N WRR., 3036 esas 1043¢ 100Chic & Alton RR. 60 100Norwich&Wor RR 93 100 To} & W pref..b30 84 200 Harlem RR...... 150 he Val CoalCo.. 1634 SECOND BOA) $1500 US 6" pete’ 109% iain sbs Harlem RR. 13000 do « 100% 10000 US6's ,lycr now 98'5 oo 10000 Tenn 6's, 90... 61 ots 500 200 orc 200 67% 300 6835 1000 1 do. 60 3000 Alt&Tr H Ist m 106 1000 Del Lack&Wim 115 1500 Mich Bo 24 mtg 101 38000 American I 146%% 300 u werip.. 102. 500 Cleve & Pitts RR. 8334 199 Gal by iexiaes 4 we hs Canton Co. To0e Cumb Coal pret. t 100 Quicksilver MCo. 4014 200 American Coal Co 56 5 ora 3s bed oa do... It & Ter H pref, 3 160 Pitts, FUWa&ChiRR 300 do. do. 50 Chi & Ait RR: bo 200 Tol & Wab RR.615 Mil & Prda Col TerH&Al pref.b10 Gai & Chicago RK ae Chi can ist RR. Jo... 332583 pt Lo 1 FOUR ene P.M. $5000 78-10 notes... 106 300 shs Harlem RR, 150 shs Cumb Oval Co 17 200 a b3 ns N vom RR.810 | 100 do,. 100 Cleve & Pitts RR f=] do . 88 8814 a 83K 1 Zoo Pits EUW hiRR 66: 200 Harlem ‘ait "63 ta WARK Iald RR 951 120000 d0.....e0., TBM CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuorspar, June 25—6 P.M. Asnxe.—Sales were made of $0 bbls. at Se. for pots and 90. for pearls. Breavercrr’.—Flour advanced Se. a 100, to-day, and sold freely, particularly for export, The day’s sales reached 26,000 bbie. State aud Western, 1,500 Southern and 800 Canadian, within our revised quotations:— Superfine Stato and Western. Kxtra State. Sh2stess —Wheat was in better demand und ie. sales of 180,000 bushels at $1 50 a $1 75 for white ana $1 426 $1 51 for red sod amber Western winter, $1 2736 891 4354 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1 128 $1 36 (or Chicago spring. Corn was le, higher und active, sales baving reached 150,000 bushels, including mixed Wertors, at 760. # 76, for sound, 78c. a 750. fur unsound, Comvee was inactive at former qootationa, Corros was in ively request and dearer, with sales of 2.560 baloe reported ut O4¢, @ So. for middlings, Fixe Ceackens wore steady and in fair déma Famcurt.The market was moderately active to. ay with shiptneote reported to Liverpool of ¥ 00 bbix. part at Ie, Tid. aie. Od 10,000 bushels grain at 2%0., 15 bhds. tallow at 8a, To Lomlon 8,00 four At 2. 444. 0%, To Cork 54,000 tashels grain, orders, at Ts. 4.868 To Glungow 250 bbls. flour at TO ABLWwerp 10.0% b slew wheat ab Ld To Amster 40 bins. Hour at Ba, te in ship's of 1,700 at W) 50081! 76 ss, Lord was ino 6 2,400 yaokagas, Or Gone for who ao sold ae 4 ers, and 6: 8c. for hams; @%c, a 10c. for bagged do. Bacon ruled dul! at 640 a 7) Pigg Be and chevee we! in domand at previous prices. Movements in Roal By James Colo'6 son’ Brooklyn Property. Four gores north aide Willoughby ave., pear Stuy- Four lots adjoining, north side Wilioughby ev each 2)x100, each. Four lots adjoining above, cach Five lots ing abowe, “each 25x100, each... Your gores south side Witherspoon @t., 222 our lot whotaing, ah Bxi00, sich four lots w Onc! Five lots adjoining above, each 25x100, each Your lots southwest corner Willoughby and ea sant ays, each 25x100, each. .. Four lots adjoining on Witloaghby” ‘avenue sssssess ; 388 Two do. 21 Lot southeast corner mutougby aad rae aves. Mie 25K100..... Cd Lot northwest corner’ of Stuyvesant” Avenue and ree 108 on avent im lots adjoining on Hart a *gaah 2p SpaiRe, eae it 4 iwe ao. &. 0.2228 09 Two do. do. do. 216 00 Two do. 216 00 = te Two 220 00 Two 220 00 ion #S Four W avonue, One lot adjoin 240 Two 240 ue 240 ‘Two 240 One Tot “eSRREE- i 86 888 SESEE i S8SSs S288 ESESSSES SSS 8 F88SSS BBB SBSSB Bsssss s SEssss i aeak Bi TN i PE seecceece ‘Two lots adjoming on mace each ‘aixi00,- ‘Three gores ‘adjoining, each: . 7 Four gores adjoiniug on Hart street, each. + 60 ‘Three lots south side Pulaski street, ieee foot east of Stuyvesant avenue, each 25x100 - 210 ‘Three lots tee ‘each for ys tech, 210 Two 200 Iwo s = 200 : do. do. +197 ¢ & 197 ro ADT two — adjoining, lake ite 87 ‘Two lots vorth side DeKalb avenue, 186 feet east of Stuyvesant aveune, each 25x100, eac! ‘Two lots iota each 25x100, each Two to wo te Lot southeust corner of DeKalb and Stuyvesant aves nue, 2001 Lot adjoining on DeKalb avenue, 25x116 ab" bik" Lot adjoiming,, with gore in rear, each 1160 Tot adjoining, with gore in rear, each ‘170 Lot adjoining, with gore in rear, each. «180 hy Buckley & Fink. Four lots north site oe 84th street, 100 feet wet of 1ith av., with stone foundations, each 25x10. 4,500 00 SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—THIS DAY. 400 MOO* SETS 7 35} micu wares SUN RISES, SUN BETS. Port of New York, June 25, 1863. CLEARED. sup Renken Marshall, Liverpool—J B Surdy, Martha (Br), King, LiverpcolMurdock £ Smyine. Isle (Rr), Hunter, G) PI Nevius & Sons. Bark Snaresbrook (Br), Wood, Ppa sen, Tofis a tgk Patmos (Br), Hodgdon, Queenstown—W T Worwell ae Anna (Br), Jacobson, Demarara—J Leaycratt. Pathon Si oman Boston— Metcalf & Duncan. Bie ‘Sophia (Br) loucester—Edmision Bros, ig Lady Altoia arnes, Cork—R C Gurney, wn Goethe (Meck), Ahrens, Cork—Funch, Meincke & en Brig Coste Rica, Poel, Aspinwall~Panams RR Co. Brig Bird of the Wave (Br), Bush, Port au Prince—Crock er, Wood & Co. Brig GonBict (Br), Hand, St Kitts and Nevie—J W Hubbard Nym (ar), . Bio Grando—o. FP Bul sehr yu Burkaiee breeeO k King kn Sebr felen (Pr r wal, Charlottetown, PRI~C HTrawbut sehr JV Troop (Br), Clerk, #t John. NB=D R Dewolf, Schr © Welle, Farnsworth. Port Rov r G. ele , boruess Monree—Bentley, fimith aco. Ait Taos Page, Oram; Fortress Monroe—Ben'iey, fmith Schr 1,8 Davie, Bishop, Wa:hington—Jonas Smith, Sehr Globe, Ci ny. Seu Hamilton, Ogden, Baltimore—Merrill & Addon. RA Daly, Sanders, Phiiadeipa! ‘Sherman, Philade! ra +4 arte. Co. Bangs, Bullock, Dorchester, Ma: eo) B Haviland. Mer, McDonald, Boston—Miller & Houghton. ‘WS Brown & Co. n, Brotherton, Providence—L Kenny, Sah sarah Jane, Gardner, Newport, Steamer F W Brune, Foster, Baltimore. ARRIVED. Ship Emerald, Luce, Liverpool. 60 days, with tiles aud 268 assongers, to Howland & Frothingham. 4th lat 44 50, [in 4098, saw mvieh ice, also on the Sth: 6th, lat 4034 lon 47 27, saw 14 i eben 10 miles I of the Highlands, apoke sche Gem Kuox. from Povomoke for Boston, ping Fawn, Nelson, Loncen, 38 anya, ‘itis col, to Thomas nonham. Biup Valparaiso (new, 1589 tous), Mayhew, Newburyport. 86 hours, in ballant, to Fabbri & © 8 bark er, Thowas, Port ; nboar tT Iam vr, of andt t Bee cru Fark Maple’ Marscbalk, Vera Cruz, 21 days, with cocaineal and Bark Honduras saiied for From- gold. to Hargous Bros. vel daya previously. Bark Wild Horse (Br, of Windsor, NS) ePavison, Matamo b cays, with cottog, tod FW Huslow (of Portiand), vugar, to Biller & Houghton .w gunboat Suwannee, Lav light ‘Wiad io Cape Hatte- thence light N inds and calms fark Albina, Evel, Sagia, 12 days, wih sugar £e, to Thos Dunbaw, Bark New E pire, Brooks, Sagua, 10 days, with sugar, to Patten, New Orleans. 16 dayg with, mo i Brown aay 41, Jon 79 28, ‘3 gunboa\ Sea Flower, cruisin, ist, iat 25 A Beowns bosrded From Vs saunhont Ye rh wee Bare Gan Eden (of Bgotubay), Revd, De ¢, Webster, from Cis (ilano), Nulims lat a7 us Newcastle, E, with of Barbados), Martin, Santos, May 5, with Wright & Co. Brig iJ Relize, Hon, 12th it aw st, lat 36 G, lon 74 Voarded from o US menmer, the oumeet waleh was 05, was ot communicated, i A‘ (Hr, of Walton, NB), Greeno, Matamoros, 28 days with Sout, to D R Dew. Brig Jobe Bagshaw “ie, of Liverpool), Couch, Havana, 12 daya, with sy 10 GF Bulley. Brig Bien i Pruier Gof Bettas Savage, Cardenas, 12 days, orwel attie atom (Br, of St John, NB), Fowler, Carde with sugar, to A Smithers, a 0 ‘ickons (of Providence), Rich, Sagua, 14 days, with fager tod W kiweli & Co. Brig fervent (of Bown) Montgomery, Trinidad, 14 days, with Sugar, to Metenif & Duncan, us Lieut Com F Kane, from a crutse 8 to Capes of V Has bowrded a large number of vessels, hr Hil.jur (Bwe, 3 masts), Begerew, rande, Brasil, go gars with hides, to E lavenstedt, Put into this port for Behe 8 Adame (of Dennia), Chase, Greytown, Nie June e103 B ody.’ 22d thst, tat 88 fi, {on ion 74, ite high irom Cardenas’ for Portiat (Br, of Londouderry, NS), Fletcher ‘d Grand Turk bith, with ees Peat bine Whittemore, Matanzas, 1) days, with fruit, to Br, of #t Andrews, NB). MoGuire, Grand nit ot of Nassau), Hitton, Bleuthera, 10 daye, be ” fot do Jonesvort), ee Is, Naneau, vt ahaa spoke Gs ramen suatlago eG ua Regn os ba 4 ert Galdweil, MeCormion, ‘Now Orleans, Tae ri . Wooster, New Orleans, June 4, with sugar, to q wit ‘And 760, & 800, for yellow and white Western, Oats wore ree) phew. more sou ater on down to 0. Toe, Rye was in wuts Vor Marbiehend), Snow, Bilton Head, 8C, demand at ¥Tc. & a with sales winhele. Hariey aod barley malt continued very uae unchanged | Sebr Eve Wind. Robiogm, Newtern, 4 eechr ae 3 Rewiernys 6 dave. — Sener J ‘NO, 6 days. sebr Sebr Wine ers ne Adem, Acme, Aiud ee art ming. Wa bt bine Sehr Arctic, Hick a for Balen Viowars Etirabethport for Boston sehr Orv Hivabethport for Boston. Schr Sarth Ann, Grover, Eligsbethport for Boston, sour Froneieco, Kiiby, Bizabeth port for Newburyport. Sehr 1 Tinker, Thurston, Rondout for ceetel) fener tielen, Carro!!, Ropdout for Boston. tot 8 Guar camer Resear gana jones, Pn steamer BM Upirenyo. Trout, Stranot New York Foulks. Steamer 4 HI Howman, Olark. New Bedford, New Orleans, 16 | Tet ee. | as Hy Mioariee Alvany (U8 transport, fawis, Newbers, wo, iphin. MN RANCIBCO, Jone 29-814 ships Retvidere, Jac h. gon, Manito a Monsoon. Mort Puget foun signa ‘Bd—wld shige 8 pint of the Times, Auderson, Hong K | | Q4uh Rater, Hoaton. | BALEM, June he Are sch Quickstep, Richardson, Phila detpyia for Posten, hiesid whe RR Sunmer, Upiow, Cayenne SHIPPING, Steamer Westcrester, Davia, Prov Becamtug Ovaries Picegons Nash, Newburyport, 95 hours, ™ WEEKLY 70. VER in ‘7 with new silp Valparaiso tn iow. sé yom (Corts Ir). KYOU, rovoti in eae Pra pae BELOW. get La Yor jane pee Bteamal tr nded to wail ae Bott Fear Ne, (rom Bigathera Gm NIE Vote Seturay. Taine neue bare ‘reporte i below last night bt waa the Voltiguer, wince arrived, amd not the Govttia, aa tal SACLED. 2h— Steamers Geo eabwndy, Belvidere, J 8 Greou: ahs GiTy OF MANCHESTER, OF WASHINGPON, Seturdar, ay An at ancoseding Baturday, at n00m,feom river TJ Southard Theodore Knooj mela, Payabie in gold, or Pee cecieaes rice: ine Kugen, Hi sa Hamedieg; sonre ohe Ulipta, W'S purioe 8 O eran eer, Witch. Pisco ee Me ‘Also, setir Osoar, Havana. Boo Fae. Wind at wanset 8. fo Mamburg: ": 90.00 Do. to Hamburg Prescogere ang forwarded to Havie, Hremen, fially low rates Misceliancous. ances a Liverpoo! or Qucenstowa-Pirw cabin, we Aruaanuir Orrr oF New Your, Oapt Kennedy, of the To- | #85. $105 Bleernye $1, Those who wish to wend for 6 1 maw tine, will afl to-morrow (Saturday, 27th) for Queens. | Friend farther iatornatign apnty pep ye town and Liverpool. The change in th day of the departure OHN G. DALE, Agent, 16 Broadway Now York: York. of this maguificent vessel has taken place th accordance with iu D n the wishes of the Postmaster of this city, who desires a vory | P%, DRT «AN Sapam Nee’ Gar eae faat steamer ¢o take out the mails of the 27th. calling at ot Cork, Hareer frend ere and Suir Kate Dyk which arrived at Antwerp June 6 from | Sy bg Ca las, wos overhaitied by the Sa bi La} PHIC. Bias. eave Baton DL pe hag wing " Ju@bing, leaves Now York Wi ‘and compelled to give. ransom bond Rook Wott, feaves Koston Wednesda taly ©” Sur respi burned by the Tacony, hi CHUMA. Anderson, ron eew York Wed iy *Taly | tons of coal, consigned to Thos Dunbar: Pas cthinde of ie AASTA. Shannon, leaves Boston Wedneaday, July ’ ship was owned by ‘Thos Dunham, and the balance by Ste: | Ppreira. Lait leaves New York Weenenday, July 29. phen W Garey, She was valued at $45,000, No war risk. ROM NAW YORK TO L1VKKPOOL., Bane Goovsrexn, burned by the Tacony, was 629 tons, Crise sapien f Passage. AUS, bullt at Hast Yiaddam in 1864, and owded by Sturges, hei Clearman & Oo, Obtef Cabin Pasange Soun Rxsovx, built fe ue Beoond Oabin P Payable tn gold or 8 equivalent in United States currency. of and now at Brookhare Setauket, Lil, i ah noid to byte ei in Providence (which ‘itn roe alt, club cena ah bean Papen meenred unis pats £90, tinued ry the f ing Dosiness under command of Oak 1 Phe ounces af thesd hina wil saci ba ecoountahle for ager Kelley, lato of sobr Mail, ole or saanles, unless billa of lading having the value cx- AxaIn, Am, & prize vessel, has been sold by auction the: eretor. |. ofits‘ oe sight spas 1B. GUNARD, No, 4 Bowling Greee. wwith's cargo of itt tons of” coals put. tata New Haren on 20d HE CUNARD TANT: inst, leaking vei ly, Th , and the ue Seen py. o veusel is unfit to procaed, anc TR STREAMERS ae NEW YORK AND ry, cleared from. this peer eeb aoe" for petri isnafeas aot slass teen bonea freon, 60,321 gall Vichaigppe tum, 7029 do naptha, ,Huglesna, 38 peg for San Francisco, April Pe at Cleaves, from Boston for San Fran- jah and Ni h pone Royal Mail Bteam ‘Company salt ‘despatch the following 4 rat claws full, ig gute YORK Zon Siar ool PeE ROT — fect Wesnosdey DTERNATE WEDNESDAY. tery, Mt, ea 1N, lon 29 os aaa any of {he Wéat, Cotton, trom Boston for San Fran- edb Rint eee nin aad roll Btetislor, ence for Liverpool, June 12, lat $6.34," Raney OF nAssage 80 Seager 979 a Bark Wjgtward, from Boston for New Orleans, June 18, ” i “avg Bie erry. or $50, ». 4s days from Hamburg for NYork, payabie in gl in.gold aie eaten ign Pere Lense ‘WILLIAMS & fratton at China ie ork. bry Guinea, Bundeseo, from For freight and cabin paasge apply quay Weting' a June morta Si Guntur, Min , rk; E. CU AnD, Ne. 4 Bowling Groce. td nton Gunther, Zitt ceams TS SETS Se ‘rom Callao, ATRAMSHIP GREAT Ty aed ry Trowbridge, ~ FROM NEW YORE 10 LIVERPOOL. rion, Coombs, Pernambuco, GREAT Cae, hn 0—Put in, Peus bark Eckert, f1 Wavrua Paton, burg ior N iT in out, toclean ship's bottom and will be pens for 4 su; water, MEtainoe, 3 Tune ‘T~Arr Florence, Howes, Boston for Cron- aE sila Junc 14—In port’ Br schra Elva, aad Arizona, for NYor! Fauwours. ‘une 10—Sld W H Townsend, Hill, Hamburg, lay 30—Arr bark SL rant, Lane, Smyrna ‘and wid for NYorg); June 1, Br brig J W Harris, Rathbone, ‘alermno (end sid for St Johns). Passed to Bast 20th, an Am bark witha red eee and From Ke re Tort, Tata Tanda Jaye And at fotervals {ix weeks from enact Fitai cabin, trom gems 4 cabin, state room | “fo the firs: and sesek nt separate’ table. Excursion tlekets, out and back, i fare and @ white letters. In port.June 4, ship Cowper, Sparro falaga arr Infante free. same day, for Galino? Tat We Cor riety rH xe one Pa- mint ch Cabin tatore, rom Nori disg. nd Steerare, wi $8 GusvrowN, Nic, June 2—In ped wart Sem Bion. for NYork rl Keys ra ravens label an fares pavable in gold or Its eq) 1ta¥ax, June 9—Arr Pacitlc, M ‘a, Philadelphia. rency. Each passenger allowed twenty cubic feet of luggage Hetvort, June 9—Arr Iduna, Vanselow, NYork. An experienced surgeon on board, A. WHITNEY. Hoxg Kose, aprit25—in port sn P Europa, Ayres, forNew |” For passage, apply only to, | CHAS, A. WHITNEN otf y 1, Inf Arr ¢ f Baltimore (+), Brooks; » Agente, S4South Milton, "Wiltén, and Orient, Hi Sid 1oth, Sea, Brown, Boston uta. Croecy, NYork, Old 10th, Corra Linu, Kiliam, Philadelpaia, Loxon, June 10—Cla Albert the Good, Peacock, Boston, Lrssox, June J—Bid Brits Monarch. Slater, NY York. June 18—In port back G W RK KB days; brig Ditiso, Haunbail, Praca ntk Deine etn tort Belge. Mounegin eagle. Bag don, tor NYork 4days; Paragon (Br), and Annie Gelaert (ir), for Boston lug. For fieatrvet apply to HOWLAND’ & ASPINW, T FIRST CLAS: ON-SCREW STEAMER, COMMANDER GA. PROUD, R. 3.725 TONS BURTHEN. 450 TORSE vower, Will sail July 6, from New York to Liverpoo!, catling at we and deliver passengers and age, pavable in enrrency, First Cable ue MacytFte pa CASTER, J 8—Eut out, Frithio niritz ‘according to accommodations), $89, $95, $110; Halifax $60, qieeetrn, Sees Soe ithe Prince, Pp Bg nl cag Jnclodinghevery requisite, except wines and liquors. which: Portsvourm, June 10--Sid Amavon, Mosey (irom Lon. | can be obtained on board, ‘Children between one and twelve don}, NYork; Washington, White), froin anwwerp), Cardi, | ¥eurs balf-price. TuCanis free, Steerage $85, Chillrem Paixnxo, May 4—Arr barks Hy Hill, Mevrill, Marsetiles; peter. “Tareas OB 20th, E Fisher, Staples, NYork. An experienced surgeon mi bye carted. pana une Li—Ar itapld, Axberg, and Stefano, | apply to SABLE * SEARLE, 23 Broadway, Devonshire, Guitan, “fo be followed by the SHANNON of the W6th.* une —In por 8 Northwood, Lan , Aisa ota, for NYork next day. Sil Ist, ba uit AMBURG-AMBRICAN PACKET COMPANY. ‘The favorite first clase and elegant fron mail ateamship H Taube, onamander, carrying the United States ‘mail, sls from pier 31 North river, foot of I uli street. positively on TURDAY, June 27. and takes passengers for Hamburg, Loudon, Havre and Southampton at the following rates:— First ie ied cond cabo, ‘$62 50; steerage, $37 68, vable in gold or its iva ey i wnt the Feutonta on July 11. The Bavaria w: ee si or passage app) By RAID & CO., #6 Exchange place, or B. RICHARD & BOAS, 151 Broadway Lit ORTH OERMAN, LLOYDS STEAMSHIP BRE. pk, Ke 2 ‘Capt. ©. Meyer, commander, carrying the United iiss sunt will sail fron pier 30 North river, foot of Cham» bai: SATURDAY, vULY od AT 12 O'CLOCK M., SREREN, via "SOUTHAMPTON, LONDON, HAVRI RH SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMBN at the following rates, payable in gold or its equivalent im por tive rat onbin, $105; second cabin, $02 50; steerage, For freight or apply to Felght or Passat ERIOHS & CO. , 68 Broad street, WII! be followed by the NEW YORK, Jaly 18, graphed ship Argo, from Liver- pool; brig Selina, trom New Orleans; signal tor two brigs; Outside, « bark anda brie. ld slip Houghton, Brown, Cals ‘a; shies Susan, Rogers Cape Hayuien,; © L Vandervort, 0; 0 Ehwer, Mason, and Mary BD; ieneral Putnam, Young, New ‘aca, do, Sid wind NW. st ibips Mout Blanc, Jo Stevens. BALTIMORE, June 22—Arr bark Maryland (Brem), Heil ners, Hreuten; brgs Lady of the Lake, West, Rockport: Condova, Hawe, somerset. schrs Feving Cloud, ‘Hardon, Portland? © B Jones, Freeman, Boston.” Cla brig Br), Staples. Sugiua; sehrs Star, ‘Crowe, Boston: ard, ‘Providence Minnehaha, Young, Port Mor NY." Sid sbip Energie (Brem), Schunidt, Amsterdam: sch? N'\i tanner! Shut West tndie, 23—Arr Br brig Hecho, Burns,” Havan we i ; Seuravilie. Roc sehrs dala oie: x port, 0: Bostow rs Two Brothers, Tenbel Bi ite Pep ree' man, ‘Boston; tia: jewhuryyort via Chop aud River. Sid brig it une 44—Arr schra Devorah, Powell, Martia, Blizabethport; TC Lyman, Stan- Vhiladeiphia, Elizabeth, 4 MeDvitt, di ‘aban, M Browning, Candy. do; Charity, Rhodes, doi el, Hall, cto; Franklin Pierce, Sunith, do: watha, Disney, Denar (Br NEW HAVE 404, Jose) Bricks, OR LIVERPOOL.—THE | CELEBRATED, FACKRY Caroline an pesca, Ship JEREMIAH THOMPSON sasle mye tot pa po tag d hngon, coal to H RR: | ihe last passage in less than ‘ifteen day ok 7 Compton, Dupole; overt | drafts on tre reland apply at THOMPSON 8 range oes 36 a enatar, Darting: Pocanontas, Van'Wickle; Eme: curve “aa Nas Bake " ral rdon, R NEW BEDIORD. June 2—Arr schrs MH Read, Kelley, TED gs oa Qeees Fenny NOW Serey'see Chr Uses Bea q OR, LIVEREOOL: Trou rsehe eit baul Tas. xe ey, Manes ielphia, NEWPORT, June 2—Arr schrs Nicanor, Hincks, Sagua; Atcom days ayp'y at THOMPSON'S s Sastage office, 278 Peark Alezunder Blie, Phinney, Philadelpinin: PHILADELPHIA, June 22—Arr steamship Saxon, Mat- ; Dara’ Tmperador, Power, Trinidad; D Lat Fou yr AND LONDON—OLD BLACK STAR UTTE! Se! ~Fo athe MX ai 29. an KeaOLUTe Eon ait cy 3, IMIDE sh! follow. "For London, the SHETSON on, the ist July For passage apply t Mi ste GUION, 4 Fulton at OR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA. AS Ys Baker, Rockport Bomeiw: J BA satin, Davisy nd ¢ B CALIFORNIA " Bagron Crows ra ies Tht, Sn Ba teach ont except whee These dea a Work, ld ship Franke : Sunday, when the day of departure will be on the Monday rs ‘Norwon, Rice. yh Ma Port Roy duit, Aton, Beaufort: octrs Sersions. Adama, er i ht or passage apply atthe only oc, No; 6 Baws Holbrook. ana J R Wetherel! derson, UsTRALIA.—KANGAROO LINE FOR ie) tna ee tt The magnificent English clipper bark OCEAN oe bridge ports “Austin,” Parsous, Piyny r 4 vgn i flee a ipper. yidatnoes) Anata Ne ‘atid TB Mekate i Peis | 1.160 toms. will sail about the Ist of Snly, and can, sceaurme- RI; Hampden it. (he Hatiesmake shoal e & few more second cabin ‘and four in the the saloon cabin, For terms os Sima OF passage apply om board, pier, pe UEREAU, 108 Wall street, e Ocean ‘Pearl, and sail im M. 0. ROBERTS’ LINE. CALIFORNIA, VIA NICAR. . ON THURSDAY. JULY — funday, Gloucester, i tes, : den, Me: PA ard, Week: man, Seaman, Bosion ; Ca Sauders, Somers, Marbiehead; George we. Cld ship Sebastope Frost. Be niet: Port Koval daioupe; Ann (itr), Coreen, i ifort; Br Rochon’, Bowlou; chee hary Hales, H stwoor, Rich: J Maatielt, ay. Hanson; V Soarp, Sharp: ETA) Ww 13 tan 7 Triumph The steamer AMERICA bis ‘sail as ad necting ‘with the steamer paeert TAYLOR. ay For passage apply to D. N. CARRINGTON, 7 177 West, corner of Warren street. OR HAVANA DIRECT. The United States Mail aidewhee! steamship RICHARD sont Cotamander. nyler No. 4 North river on Tuesday, ‘June 90, at 8 precisely, for Havana direct, rs must pasa thronzh the Post oifice. No freight received or ‘of lading signed on the day of ling. For reight o* pasaace apply to SPOFFORD, TILESTON # CO. w ORLEANS DIRECT. 4 Steamship UocusT POINT Captain D. French, 7108 the United. States Mati, 9 North river, for New Orieans, on Sature “No freight’ Feoelved of bite of lading aligned on day of saliing. For passage or freight appiy to fe. Will leave, L Clark, Grigin, Newport; Wm ll Gox, Howe, ford; Moteor, Denuison, Roxbury; 3 « River. 24thi arr bark Azelia. Keritn, Pe Med minings, Alton, Fall For Camden. (Br). Hilton, ri m it, Packard. Rogers, Providence; Law, Yor At, Boston; AM aldridge, . CROMWELL & 00.. Bi Fad sen len, 0; fhiatp, Jorponi, Go. os Porter. Ba ‘xin: gill do: Buowtiake, Dickerson, oomsll, Douglass, Win Denuls, Lake, do: ¥) Fuipiy Paste OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT. Diamond, Brown, Bomon; | +w! ter, lewin Pires oer tated Srates mail Aht0 sheet steamanip Logser, Laws, Houston Mo. Witeh, Tyler, | my ay! Ano Also cla brig Lille, D ew ‘Urieane; , Bose, Portland; Palos, Bet Bosion, JA Dri, June 23—The following Homa, tor Belem: Ab Portiaud ; Sarat Caroline, beta Bediord; Back Diamond, for Tiarietu for Somerset , Cohassett. jor aeneers ‘'p “ Carver, ° ~— Jaly 7a Wii igave pier No. 4 North river on P.M. isely, for New Or ase through the Post of ved oF bills of lading signe on the day of “port eight or “ anrerenta FORD, TILESTON 4 co. | yOR NEW ORLEAN DIRECT THE rast UNITED “CHIT Portland; Clarence Rogers, (or Washington; James Poti ? fer aa iivere are several ight veestbooming ia, Wind B°s, icypree seyfh nnn rect on nenagr Mh i cr IS North river for Ne ier SN DORTLAND, June 22—Arr sche Matanzas, Blake, Pita Sar. dnte hha oa tec anak oe w Orica . delphiny ‘vomnac, Hoffman. bs eta waht ane sehr Wiliam 1 nih ipesatey Phiade hi hin cid eine or Ton pa anes ee haa Metin. iM NACO., 118 td, Kelley, New York? ase HE NEW YORI Mi Louisa Bvdicott, Tron MAYAN tl Torsba Cet er, psn gia Rent Steamship E WD. : oun Te ‘ems 40." fy ok York Ror pasa pler 37 iver, "PH jen, Newent Jeng: rn Decal On ca. a ills, Baltimore; ‘abladetpnia $ R PORT ROTA) Mecticut, Pia Elizabeth be eet | Re noper brig A. B Aki Di, Sapa i he it BOW Pr Coline M Wilson, Harvey Ronde ceteine rel for shove, pony kt pler von kt per tt) ano, Fa hg eelana, Homes allen s Bittahe sage apply at STL Wet saat dhe st vo. ry ,. tain Home, = yore ae Feet Pores, Witson" See Rosger, iunley, a a zabethport. “QONEY ISLAND —8u1 HORTRS? XCURRIONS leave Fulton and Catharioe TO route to the ocean. Care fornien, Brooklyn, avery ait Tpinaien conn conn aay with ears for Coney I goo ferg 8 we seater Onprag. Aldriah. Now ¥ Mieiand at 10 P. M. foo by, se a, ii wat Hromiterry et? ae Me Fuad 4 405 —7 Fe wi. Mary, © 1, RST GRAXD THe SPASON, at THe Pace Ky Rey net one torkice 40; al jernington, Kew ork B - ALJ set a Dark Jason, ge Brown, Friant” rt er. jamiage, Black, ea iat ‘Saran Kivarndo, Aloe, New York; eae Xyj—8I | weirs Sarnh Caio, wad SV W siommvons, | 3:30, Godfrey, Phtiadelphia, Colien,