The New York Herald Newspaper, July 1, 1863, Page 5

troops capital, I, myself, contributed in ever: power to send treops from the State of York for that ebject, aud 1am ready to day to take up armas to repel tbe fevasion of the free North as against the South. For, ‘whatever xrievances the South may have had, and what- ever w may have been perpetraied upou Ber, she bis Bo political or moral right to invade our territory. She has never asserted this right, nor is there anything in her political demands under the constitution of the eountry that can give her this right. And it is my ear- Rest ‘prayer thit she may be expelled ignomin- fously from the soil of Pennsylvania, into which abe has wrongfully and unjustifiably penetrated. Now I ‘am for peace. 1 am tor peace as the only hope for the Vnion, Tam for @ cersation of hostilities preparatory to 4 conforence—for a conference preparatory to negotia- Mona, and for negotiations preparatory to a general con- vention of a!l the States, #0 48 to nee Whether it be possi- ble to readopt a form of goveruinent which shall at once proverve the liberties of the American people and the Bnity of the States. If this war goes on we shall have no Nberty, no Pyle bo republic The only issue to day be- fore the American people of the free States is, shall we Bave peace and 4 constitutional goverument, looking to Feunwon oresball we haye war and military deapotism, with certain disunion? It has come to that. We must have one or the other. If this war leets military despot- fem is certain. What boots it to the American peoplo whether (bey have a Union or not if in the effort to sus- S i jren are to lose their Ubertias, and to become ven Mr. W. followed up this line of remark at some length remarks which were received with frequent applause the concoarse of people sesembled. Resolutions were pred by acclamation reaffirming the position taker v4 the pence Convention in the city of New York on June wa accordance with the viows maintained by Mr. Wood. Hon Aworew J. Rocers, member of Congress from the tate of New Jersey, and others followed, endorsing the ‘Peudiutione. Brooklyn City News. Monprr Txiat.—the trial of Michael Kinney, the car @river, who stabbed a German named John Ravonsburg, fe aswre corner of Fulton and Albany avenues, on the Mist of May last, was called on yesterday in the Court of yer and Termiver, before Judge Ltt, The entire panel @f eighty jurors was exhausted and only eleven jurors obiained, ‘The case was again adjourned until this mora- ‘fg, Judge Lott ordering a new panel of thirty jurors. Oxtavration oy THE FouRtH oy JuLY.—The Fourth of July will be extensively celebrated in Brooklyn. The ‘Oommon Council being restricted to the expenditure of $1,000, can furnish only two exhibitions of freworks—one fmeach district. The Long Island Historical Society will have suitable exercises at the Academy of Music, com mencing at noon. The Deglaration of Independence will ‘De read, and an eration delivered by G. T. Jenks, Raq. ‘The Young Meo’s Catholic Library Association will hold @picnic jubilee at Mrytie Avenue Park, whero Edwin James, beg will deliver an oration, and Hon. Fernando Wood will on national atlaira Tho citizens of ille will celebrate the day with a free banquet in Grove,” after which Hon, Henry B. Stanton will ance an oration. The exercises will include music and fireworks in the evening. Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS. Lrvanroot— Steamship City of Baltimore—0 J Under. wood, Mat J Fapin, D nbold. the areereed ty ond lady; Edwin Rovinson, Mr Curphey, GM Graves, Mr Jenin & Son, Mich! Giraod, Franz Noadx. "Mr Syme, Euciue ‘oekleday, Mr Allen, John Skelton, JE’ Baldwin, ‘Henri tel, Mr Orvenrili, Bam! Whiting end iady John Hughes, ‘Leonard, Wm Verkitt, te ns Ry.Capt Geo 8 inrdett and iauy Care ew ton, Gants Dr Matic, Rev P Sikitre, insadeae: fio hid me, three ren, in fant and nurse; Mra'J BE Smith. Aina taren cid three ghildren and nurws; Mra Wollt, Ais Stone, Miss Sione, Miss torts Btone, Mish 8 iar Miss Bilz Davey, Mise Mary Mo: ins Elva, 0) Budinan, Mise Mary venell. Moen Wakewan: Leonard—with 703 steerage feand tue United States nasi Naw Onsxaxs—Steamship Columbia—Mrs RR Hezzara, ‘Mad Durcion, E 8 Benedict, lady and yy Miss G Rolf fend servant. Mr Javier and lady, Mra Capt, Derrickson and gon, Mri J F Wheeler and chi Mise Alice Burns, Mrs Law: on, MreJ 8 Walker and child, 3 Seudford gad Master Bandford, Wm H 'Etifoit, Indy, Y i Niox- Rev sorvent; Mra A pier and chiid, omerenps fo ie i Hi é Leth rad | es ve) an a eaten, Mrs WG Wheeler, three chiliren end ser: J'Pierson, four chiidren and servi and ir echaber, font children snd Farrell, H Taylor, Jon Hergay and lnday, Mr Mise Gur: 4y, Mist O'Conner, J Da: idsou, idren and ant JL Wailice and lady, Mra'iyna, J Hy ompron, G Montague, J 3 Moore, ¥ D a Bates, £97 ar eT jeartig We ta reat, 4, 1 al Jack= ‘Loe, SH BR Me elle "w Smith. M eign Peters, W Wasbura. CM e hall ag Capt Chas F Wadsworth, 8 my He, Louia smith, ATiguieres, Lieut Col ¥ A Hoariman, ira Isabella Elmore, Miss jong. Miss Elizabeth Fur Mre and child, WJ Hoodi+se, J Mataer, Mr Spath , J Stockinghatn, Jos Mathews, Chas Ali ale Sanreteee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tusspar, June 30—6 P. M. Money is comfortable enough; call loans, 6 a 7 per cent, the latter being the rule among brokers; mercantile paper, 5% a 6% for the best names, Considerable sums of money are coming here from Philadel!piia and other towns in Pennsylvania and the West for safe keeping and employment. A quantity of gold and diamonds also arrived here this morning from the same quarter. Gold opened this morning at about 1475;, but fell off to 14624 on a rumor that General McClellan was to replace General Haileck in command of the armies of the United States, Ata later hour go confirmation of this story could be obtained, and gold rose again to 147, 14694, 146%, closing at five P.M. at about 1465{. Exchange was lé2a@ 163, with only a moderate increase. The stock market was inactive thie morning and the course of prices irregular, The number of speculators is very large, aud people with large sums of money stand ready to operate as soon as they can vce their way clear. But at present so much uncertainty existe with regard to the design and probable effects of the invasion of Pennsylva- Bia that people are all hanging back. Harlem epeued at about 95, but fell to 94 on the action of the Aldermen annulling the repeal of the Broad- way Railroad grant. It may seem anomalous to outsiders that Harlem should rise 30 per cent on the repeal of the grant and fall on the repeal of the repeal. But people who sold the stock short understand the reason. Erie was steady this morning; Readtng rose 2 per cent, Pittsburg %, Hudson River 2%, Rock Island %. On the other hand, Cumberland declined 1 per cent, Fort Wayne | ¥, Brie preferred 4, guarantecd 4%. Pacific Mail ‘was very steady. Governments were lower, and Btate stocks were also heavy. After the board the market was called steady, There was very ttle doing, however. In the afternoon the mar- ket was very dall and tame, and prices were gene- rally a fraction lower. Hudson River, however, rose to 143, cash, while It was offered at 14, sell- er thirty, and 131, seller sixty. The shorts in this Stock have enffered as severely as the shorts in Harlem. The following were the closing quota- tions of the day: — g @,81,r0g.100% 9 102 Hudson River.145 9 144 SOS sou.1014 8108 Harlem... o 0 104% Harlem’ pret.. 00 = Reading... %. Curren 7% Mich Southern 7354 Debt certiticts. 100% a 100% Mich So guar ule nila gold 46% 8147 Til Central... ..100 + 17% a 17% Sara aa Chilo & N Erie pref. A letter from Pittaburg states that in conse quence of the interruption of business on the Pennsylvania Central all the produce Brought from Ohicago over the Fort Wayne road is sent north over the Cleveland and Pittaburg, and thence east over the Atlantic and Great Western and Erie to New York. Arrangements are being ms by which thie change of route will involve but little delay. Meanwhile the change is giving the Erie about as much business as it can manage; and July and August, which are nevally dull months, will probably show as large receipts this year as the spring or autemn months. The Sub-Treasurer gives notice that he will eon- tinue to receive subscriptions for 6.20 bonds at par antil let August. It was the intention of Mr. Chase to have been here on Monday; bat the critical state of affaira has kept him at Weebingtom. A rumor is current that he Will begin at once to print bia now legal tender interaet bearing notes, wnt it Js not known at the Sub-Tressury that he hae re pelved uno aaytbing of the kind, The time ie commissione 250 Cam Coal pret... 17%, 500 do.. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 1, 1863.—TRIPLE SHIKT. ‘Uunpropitious for the negotiation of s new Joan; and Roce yet the government must have more money. ‘The aggregate amount of exports (exclusive of specie) at the port of New York for the week ending June 80, was $4,211,468. The Hanover Fire Insurance Company has de- clared @ semi-annual dividend of 6 per cent, pay- able on demand. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was 0 follows to-day:— Ser etna! 187,000 60 Payments 2,260,681 49 Balance 26,170,569 47 The Nassau Fire Insurance Company, of Brook- lyn, will pay a semi-annual dividend of seven per cent on the Ist of July, free of tax; the Phenix Bank, an July 1, a dividend of three and a half per” cent, free of tax; the Connecticut Bank, Bridge- port, a dividend of four per cent, free of tax, pay- able July 1; the Reading Railroad, three and a half per cent dividend on preferred stock, July 20; the Paterson and Hudson River Railroad, July 3, a dividend of four per cent, free of tax; the Lykens Valley Coal Company, three and a half per cent, payable July 6, at 13 William street. At Philadelphia to-day stocks are dull. United States sixes, 1881, sold at 107; Pennsylvania Rail- road at 66%, against 7174 on Bat Reading at 47, an advance of 6 per cent on the lowest price of yesterday; Long Island closed at 36, The Chicago and Alton Railroad earned for the third week in June:— ‘The statement of the Ph: sdelphia banks for the last two weeks compare as follows:— June 22, June 29. Capital stock.. $12,835,155 11,885,185 Loans Inc. 37,219,216 ire 665 Inc. $81 4 a9 41356,744 4/350,643 Inc. 2,700 2,085,913 1s20{000 Dec 245,313 Due to other banks. 4,861,495 _61116,602 Inc. 248,197 Deporits, . 1830 81,466,204 Inc. 172,374 Cireulation ; 2'506,116 2,656,856 Dec. 8,260 The New Orleans New Era says in relation to the Lonisiana State Bank:— ‘We have the best authority for saying that this bank has taken the proper steps to redeem every dollar of its circulation at an early day. Its assets are largely in ex- cers of its liabilities, and the officers of the bank are re- solved that no one who hold the notes of the bank shall be a loser thereby. The New Orleana Delta of June 25 thus notices financial matters in that city:— Our local currency has recovered to a considerable ex- tent from its perturbed condition last week. Ip our lust we did but little more than bint at the uneasiness mani- fested by the hoiders of the notes of some of our banks. The order of the commanding general, requiring the Pank of the State of Louisiana to go into Nyuidation, has been withdrawn, for reasons most satisfactory, the commission sppointat Under the order having reporied the affaira of ‘bank to be in good condition and the general mauage- ment of the institution such as 2. Meet their entire ap. proval. And, in connection with'this subject, we may remark that no one acquainted with the character of the 8 aud the condition of the State Bank ex- pected avy other result, Thovgh some loss was occa- sioned by the temporary ‘panic’? among Dill holders, eventually good must result from the investigation. The notes of one or two other banks are rather in disfayer among a portion of the public. But these banks are rapidly recovering from the popular pressure, their irsue ptly redeemed in city currency upon presenta. tion at the counter, This action must assure holders that there fs no real cause of alarm. 200 MissaMissourlRR 263, 100 AAT H pet b10. 71 1000 111 fen RE bds. 119 7000 Alt & TH m. 106 8000 AILATHZ¢mpt. | 90% 10000 G00 CIENT INE ia. 80% 4000 Ch KW 2 wh 58 1000 Pitts, FLWACIst shove weissblte land «% 60 9000 -do.. 61 2000Cin Hebedintg, 100 8600 American gold. 116% do 1465, 200 do... 680 73); 200 Mich So& N Ings 115 do. 1444 x 50 Metro Bk, .ex div 110 100 Cumber Coal pret 18 +. LOL 100 Biss) Oe 1600 Clev ic Pitts ER so1s 150 3 do 156 Canton Company. a» 20 Galons & Chi Rite 2 100 do, 255 400 Chi &Rock Isl ae D4 100 Q'aiiver Min Co. 41, 260 do. 60 Cen Ame Tran Oo 37% bw 9 90 Pel&Hud Canaloo 141 faxmugrd nid ': 9 50% 60 Wyom Val CoaiCo f , BK 40 do bs 100 Tot & Wait Hk irs in) do. 30 Tol & WabRitprer 80 laa PYPaRS bib 62° 200 Pac MSSCO! do 7 0 do. 100 200 do, 100 do 2b AltonkTHaniie RR 60 do 100 do... B18 98 * TBOCHILN Western RR 500 BO. eeeeeee OG do... B90 50 do biw 4G BFOOND BOARD. | shs Hud Riv RR. 143 14: 100077 8.10pon0%a 103% 100 ao. 2500 do........+ 104 200 do 25000 USNs, yenew 97 100 6000 Tenn (8, “4 1000 do. Ws 5000 Missouri 6'8 oe 10000 do, ... ms, 60000 American gold 70 £0000 dO... 600 Reading Ki 100 hs Mercliants’ Dk 1 40.6. .bL0 700 Conton Company. 100 ao 100 Mieh Con BR... 300 Mich So A NI RR 150 Q'ellver Mug (0. 4 200 Fite TWACERE 6 sh2ses F 50 do,.....810 62), 100 40... DIO Th 500. N ¥ Central RR. 119") 900 I a wo de... 400 200 100 200 rie RR i 100 7 00 d0...ss-05. Ghd 60 Mich So &NI gd s 116 100 do, b30 94% 200 TH Con HR ecrip.. 100% 100 ac + MY 900Cleve & Pitts RR 81 10 do... 94! 200 Clove &ToIRR #10 108 200 do,.....030 94° 200 a 108 100 Frie RK pref..... 102 60 iaPand bien Rt! bY 10 BOsi ses 101% 60 BON 20 60.00”) Wong 100.0) a Nw xr » Sales at the Pabite Board. One OF CLOCK F. ¥ $10000 American gota 146% 100 ale 10000 do. % bo Had 10000 dk “aS tas 4 1m 1600 de 0% «6 10000 Miscour! Gn... (6% 000 100 the Cum Coalble 17% 1060 100N YOentral RK. 120 200 100 Soeree-r BO 180, 1000 Hariem KR. 100 119% 500 d0..... ae. Wi eaed #10 119%, 400 ao am Krie RR...., 100 do 200 do... 100 do, MO do 100 do... 100 do 200 do 1000 ao 200 Reading RR 100 PO... 564 900 Southern old..... 7 | 100 do 100 do, i 100 do 200 do. 150 ©. ante RR. 100% 100 PiteRRps #0 2m) 4 tes 100 ao 100 } itie Pvc oly 400 Brie RE pref. 200 Ch AR isiaad kK 04 ig | POUR O'CLOCK P.M. $25000 Amer go'd bo M6 eee use NIRR T8\ 6000 Tr 7 3 10 notes 104 do. 1B 10000 Miewouri 6's... 65.5 $00 Clev &Pite RR. 815 400 abs Erie RR. 24iq 200 do 10 815g 200 de wh 04% oe = Ch.. 66 200 40...) BB 94% KOO 40% 200 Erie RR prof... 102 ive to Wn 400 Mariom KR mu TOOTH ea Alt peer. bs 7 200 Heading RR...... 93% 100 0 Bi ess ofthe United States Assay Occ, New York, for Ju 1863, Deposits of gold— oreign Coin... $25,000 00 Foreign bailion 7,000 00 United States bul #1 090 00 Total. 1111 000 00 } | { / | | $198 009 09 | + $71 c00 06 | rota depo payable in bare ere com. 67,000 0 Goll bare stamped. “ane Tranem Wed to Voted Staten My et, fripeorscny phia, (63 coinage. ’ sence O74RU s Assistant Treas ets es rihe Month of Juste, 1663, Dedits.....-....+ Balance, Dr., June 30 Ralance, Cr., disbursing. Receipts: during the month. 38,444,774 0 Recei fo poaipte fe jor customs in Dereipis or customs in the month of June, Decrease in Juno, 1863 Balance credit, baltion and ‘expense account ssay OMe Coin rec'd during the month....$58,399 41 ‘ine bars, do. do. Payments in cota Payments in fine bars. Funds io band, in Assistant Treasurer's mee. Funds in Assay Offoe. Fine bars in Assay Office... ’ Unpart’d bul’a in As’y Office 202,513. 00 $27,564,505 74 — 27,610,054 78 26 54 $27,822,194 32 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. manay, June 30—6 P. M. Asnms.—Sales of 40 bbls. were effected at Sc. for pots and 98%c. for pearls, Baxapsrcrrs.—The flour market was lees active to-day, and prices were unsettled. 15,000 bbis, State and Western, 1,800 Southern Canadian, within our revised quotations: — Superfine State Bai D bowel The day's sales 460 8 650 @ 550 4 550 @ 28 a a a dian. Southern tnixed to good Supertine, Soa to cholee family 4 $28 eocesscce SRSSSSSSS eee Corn meai, Jere: —Wheat was in less request afld closed heavily, with sales of 105,000 bushels at $1 55 a $1 65 for white, and $1 45 a $1 534 for red and amber Western winter, nigh 45 for Milwaukee club and amber apring, $1 18a for Chicago spring, and $1 620$1 68 for amber Corn was unsettled, with sales re- nixed Western at . 2 pene of 100,000 bushols, including The, a 76c., closing at unsound, and T6e. a Sle, fe Oats were heavy at T2c. H, with sales of 4,600 bushels. malt continued dull at unchanged prices. Bags any Pacaiva were dull and nominal. Corr: —There was more inquiry for Rio at from 28c. a Slc., with but a limited demand for other kinds at up Stock of Rio and Santos to-day 106,177 bags; Java, 14,257 mats do., 1,357 (covernment bage); 2,700 bags Maracaibo, 620 do. Lagnayra, 795 do. St Do Jamaica. 2,990 do, other descriptions. yellow ‘and white Western, Téc. Rye was quiet at 9 Barley and pesy changed prices. mingo, 700 do Total mats and bags 128.496, Corron was quite brisk. and again Sc. m4. higher, with sales and resales of 4,450 bales at dlings. Also, by auction,of prize cotton, 18% biles sea Island at 900. a $119, and 1,753 bales New Orieans at 65\c @ T3Ke. Dy , Drs ann Dyewoone were in very moderate ro. quest at ‘former Dries. Frvi.—The market was generally steady, but oot 4c: @ The for mit FinReRaCKeRs were in good request at equal to $1 90a $1.99 for No. 1 Canton. Famowrs were lees active. To Liverpool there were shipped 55,000 busbele grain, by steamer and sailing ves sel, at Sisd, awd and Td, 84: 1,500 packages pro. do. do ,at 458. and 25a. To London 1,060 Toa British port, direct, To Glasgow 100 tone m Brovislone bbls. dour at 3s, ey bushels grain at &a, and 100 hbds. taliow at 32s. bushels grain, for orders fig flonr at The., 8. en 7 000 werp 7,000 ushers do at tld. Hay was in good demand at 80c, a 95, for North river Hove were eefling, in lotw, at Ihc. a 2%. & Mirae were jo moderate demand at unchanged prices. —Sales were moderate to-day, having em- Drsced 370 Ubls, New Orleans at 460. a 4c, ane prasil lots of other kinds at former priges, Navar Stoke were quite Spirits of tarpentine, in bbls. per gallon, $3.00 rosia, per 280 iba, $02 4 $56. tar, per DI. Of —The inquiry (or pete bricen, bot other kinds were lightiy dealt in, mons —Vork wae aad to the extent of 1.200 bbls. at $12 124 $18 97); for now’ mess, $11 60 a $11 75 for old mens. $10 G6 a $11 25 for fd. To Core at 7s. 9d. a Se. 3d. To eres 15,000 bushels grain at 18c., Dusliels wheat at Sd. To Apt, sleum was good at buoyaut Beet continued ta fair demond, with eales of 400 bbe at $9 56 a Sti 75 Cor nd $12 99 4.$L4 (or oxtre wens Lard was firm at os Of ent meats tor ahd cheese were polling slowly al prev as inactive at ot rater ales of 600 bags per per wore mad Scqars wore to fair demand, with boxes at Lie a i2\c. for New Orleans, aol 166 TAvLow was active at Ile a ll'ce with rales of £00,000 Tonaced.-The inquiry ts bot bhdg. \entucky at 19. a 26c., w 45 bales Havaua at steady and in reqvest. Winskay.—Iherr were Go) Obie, wold at 45. a 4540 PAILADEL PHA Stocks more steady. Penurytvas 7; Morris Canal, $6: lovg Iaiond Ra\lroad, 36 “ight exchange on New Yor ee are et ee ne eens MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. -HueHARDeON,—-OM South Fifth street W. lorne, Mann J to Mins J. Ama mNDALt., F8q. ra city of New York, 4 daughter of the ~In Now Haven, op Saturday. i M. Haim, First Independent Rattan N we k State Volunteers, to Mies Kate RK ribeenon—WeManre.—On Wedr ota x J < Charles MeMa PRKISON 10 ANSI chureb (Oatbolie). Fifty v ninth etreet, on GaN to Mine Canouine Paiwan, both of the city of New Fiexe—Prvme.—At St June 30, by the Re Hows Uo isan, ( George's chareb, on Tuesday Dr. J. Law Ln * , daughter of Geo. Hw bouts, Peq., tthe residence of the brid ‘ | father, Brooklyn on Monday, June 20, Mr. B. ¢ to Mist Sanan J. Davingon PuiLiireBeowen.-— Ab Brookkiyn y Rev. Miles Olmetead Mr Onan Wo Piure Mw Maky &. Brower, ayof Gcegnpors, NJ doeabee. HN KORN, by Mav. Alfred ‘iarris, Mr. Osean Simon, Sxauay, of Hoboken, N. J Kingston Argus and | etroit papers STR ee ADAME.— At Trinity chayel, on Tuesday Jane mamas V Brevews wo kane ou Sunday evening, 90, by the Rev. Dr. Hig bec davghter of Matt Adams, Fy , br —On Tuesday, June 99, TT ng ‘Sanan®. Jnewmmon, all of thie ity. On Tuesday morning, Jone 80, Roxana Ascarnona, sed 10 mnooths aud 29 days, daughver of Hen one ihe frisods of the family are imyited to attend the fu dnewday) afternoon, at wo 0! coe. Canada, on Tuesday Soe mn Hinows, oative of Edinburg, Rcotiand, aged 10 care e Tream—On Tassday,Jaoe 90, Jostca Brewer, aged The relatives and friends of the family, bie sister, Klizabeth Byrne, aiso be brother in-laws jianie! rempecifully iss jay) afternvon, at wo o'clock, from residence of Mra. of Thomas Collins, of diatlon oounty Cork, ireland, iin Monday, Jone 29, nam WO a 9 only som of Wilh ‘The relatives and friends of (he femily are reepect/ull invived to atiend the f i, father, No. 23 Lafeyer'e piece, the (Wednesday) after. oon, July 1, ab bak-paat 3 o'clock, Doriasn.—On Monday morning, Jone 29, Maxoaner | Gamrwoon, youngest coowbter of Gtlbers E mat Marparet 2 youn, 4 montbe ond 6 days vee du’ frienf@ of the fomily are reeperttuliy tend the funeral, thin ( Wednemde y ber prandinother No 12) Wert Vorty meow’ « ce: havnoey, of thie the residence of howl (urtber notice, Margaret (iternwrent after ® eevere Wares Reveoca, wife of George B. Downs, ‘The remains were taken taken to Greenwich, Conp., for M iy lease «the papers pI Dakuine.—At Bergen. on; of 2hesbay 2070 0, Oe full pope of a bieasod. tnmortaliig, Boma . DARLING, widow of William 3. Darting. ‘The relatives and friends of the ere ie those of ber fons, William A. and Samuel F. AE @ f ber ems in-law, George L. Wood and t FB. Burger, are re spectfully invited to attend the ‘snared; without further thvitation, from the residence of George L, Wood, Bergen, on Friday ‘afternoon, ‘at two o'clock. Fansua on Monten June 29, Asien, danghter of Henry A and Louise M, Fanshawe. oged ten months. The funeral will take place this (Wednesday ,) at 12 clock, from the reatience of her parents, 101 Madison avenue. The fricnds of the family are ire invited to attend, without furtber notice. Forsten,—In Poughkeepsie, 02 Sunday, Juue 28, Rounr Forster, aged 42 years. Tian. ip “Williamsburg, on Monday, June 29, Jing 5. Hiewstow, in the 45th year of his age, at his lato Fesidence ,219 South Ninth «treet. Notice of (aneral with be given on Thureday. Yonkers papers please copy. HewHory.—On Monday, June 29, Loc Hemuorr, aged 4 years, 4 months and 23 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Anvited to attend the funeral, from the corner of Graham and Meeker streots, Williamsburg, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock. ey : ¥xS.—On Tuesday, June 30, Geoncr Hones, aged yoars, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the e funeral, from his late residence, No. 3 Coens street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two v'cloel Hicxer.—-On Monday evening , June 29, Parkiox Hickey, aged 20 years, the beloved son of I’, Iiickey, ‘Tho relatives nud friends of tue tumily aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after- oon, at half past two, from the residence of his ee, 462 Third ayonue, Hovrit.—On ‘Tuesday morning, Jone 90, Kuscanera Hovxin, widow of Jobu Hovell, ayod 17 y Hor relatives and friends, and the friends of her sons, James and John, also the of ber sons-in-law, Joho Pridgeman and Avetin H, Lake, are reapectiully tivited to attend the (uneral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, nt half past one o'clock, {rom 140 Lewis street. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood for interment. Hovr.—On Monday night, Juno 20, Feaxviwaxn Horr, «1 33 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited tho funeral, this (Wed: ) afternoon, ofclock , from his late residence, No, 194 West Fort; On Monday, June 20, Mrs. Axwe Innes, in the 82d year of ber age. Her friends, and thoee of her son, Edward S.ffnner, are respect(ully requested to attend her funeral, from Calvary eburch, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty first street, this (Wedudesday) aitornoon, at four o'clock. Jomxgox.—On Monday, June 29, Sacer Jounsoy, in the lst year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further invitation, this (Wedeesday) afternoon ,'at 2 o'clock, from the resi dence of bie sou-in.law, Joseph DeCamp, 161 Alien street. ‘The remains wi!! be interred in Greenwood Cemetery. Jounsox —Ou Monday morning, June 29, Kua Joun #ON, ip the 34th year of her age. The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her lato residence, 118 Railroad avenue, Jersey City, this (Wednesday) morning, at quarter to ten o'clock. Kivsi.o Eaq.. aved'88 yet ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten o'clock, from St. Peter and Paul's church, Wii- Hamsburg, where a requiem mage will be oliered for 40 Of hig soul, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. y and Youkers papers please copy. Katy —On friday, May 22, in the 62d year of his age, #8q.,M. D.,0f Ballyshannon, county Dor He was the beloved brother of Rev, Danie! eliy, P. P. of Hrambome. os me nday morning, June 20, James H., som of Mary A. Lyon, aged 2 years av ouths ‘The rei tives and friends of the family are Ned to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) aiterneon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 167 Fort Gieen place, Brooklyn. Morrny.—On Tuesday, June 30, Coxyauies Moarur, agod 36 years ‘Notice of the funeral in Thursday's paper. McNivy.—Suddenly, - apoplexy, maa MoNwe, in the 66tb year of his ag ‘The irienda of the fenily and those of his sons in-law, Owen Molloy and Corveiius Ebell, are invited to attend the fonera!, from 44 Monroe street, corner of Market strect, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock Moncax.—On Tuesday afternoon” Juno 30, after a short ilness, kuzanera 1. Mowaan, oe 64 years. ‘The relatives and friends of the (amily are respectfully invited to attend the faneral, from the residence of her brother, Joho M. Morgan, 67 Clermont avenue, Brooklyn, on Thursday afternoon , at three o'clock. Maxpenvittx.—At Fordbem, on Tuesday, June 30, Many Puen, wife of Henry Manderville, in the sath year of her age, Relatives and friends are tavited to attend the ‘uneral, on Thursday morning, at ten o'clock. Carriages will be in waiting at railroad depot, Twenty eixth street aud Fourth avenue, at half past oue P.M. Her remarns will be taken to Greenwood, Pivx.—(m Monday, June 29, Maxon Vineima, only child of Edmund M and Marion L. Picm, in the 7th year of her age. ‘The relatives and (riends of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral tiis (Wednesday) afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from the residence of her parents, No. or ‘arick street, Patan. —On Tuesaday morning, June 80, 0f water on the chest, Huemy, daughter of Henry and fiella Palmer, Notice of tue funeral in 10 morrow's Repxivp.—On Tuesday, June 30F the beloved wife o Mathew Redmond, in the 20th year of ler age. The ‘pends of the family and those of her brothers, © md John Carey, are respectfully invited to attend uesday alternoa, at ope o'clock, from her Io's exldence, 21 Hlignbex Scar a®, —On Tuesday , June 20, ‘the residence of her fatber, 14 \ very street, Eun, the daughter of Patrick Saltivdn, Tie teneral will take place thie (Wednesday) afternoon , at two oclock, | Relar vod (rlende will pleave attend. Sri aN.—On Luesday, Jone 90, jong and pain fal Hinees, Dene |. SULIVAN, aged O2 years, on of Jobo Sullivan. of Bridge street, Brooklyn The relatives and frien's of the family, and the mem. bers of Encine Company No. 22, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis lite resideoce, $1 Monroe On Monday, June 20, Jamas B. Kinstow, street, oo Thorsdsy afternoon, at balf paat two Swte.—\t New Orieans, on Suesday, June of wounds recerved heore Vort Hadson, Lieut. ( Aum Suwa Jr., Uee Hondred end Sixty Oth regiment New York Voluntesra (=econd Duryee’s /ouaves.) Vivrox.--Io Brooklyn, on Monday, June 29, Tart, youngest sm of Rev. Fraveis Viatoo, D D., aged & wonths and 10 days Notice of (uneral hereatter Van Geipnw —At New fic haim,N. J, on Tuesday, Jone 20, Mes. Many Van Gxuiky, the bolowed wile of Mr. Jesse Vau Gelden, aged 67 years The funeral will take place this (Wedoeeday) after noon, at two o'clock, (rom the residence of her tusband reepectiully invited to at without further nm y, June 29, Jouw D. Vax We Sasan Van Wayenon the family are invites attend the funeral, at (he house of bis pareots Nineteenth street, thin (Wednesday) alternow, at ba part three ke Varro.—On Toertay morning, June 2 Of Joneph and Uiriivet Venpo, aged 4 The friends of the family, and the yectfully invited 10 attend the funeral, this (Wednen afternoon, at ove o'elock, from the residence of her tparenk, 16 famiiton wireet New Urieane paper) please copy, SHIPPING NEWS. Mevements of Urean Steamers. rROM rvnore vate pon North American eepoul China r a Cty of W ™ a Great basern. Edinburg renga ernn von BuKOrE. Seote New Yors Brewer, City of Mevehemer s avarin City of Washingron China Ns Great any ‘ereie North #tar.. Rot leh Amer Ocean Queen ePRCTAL NOTICR AU Iethorn ch parhnges tensed for the Mee Youn We whoald 0 emiled Port of New York, Jane 10, 1664, CLARE ne, Queenstowe aot Liver %, Abip Marianne Notiebohm, Lamb, Liverpes Prothing) om ote Jeremiah Thom penn, Blake, Liverpont—" Thompson's Bele Fiiywore, Brediey, Gisagow — Thee Dusbam, Von (erern (ism), Low ery —Vunen i Bip der fae Winten, Wamberg—Ke shart & Co Here Raye: Kovereign (ir), Mull, Cork—arken, Tote & ey “Tere Caroina Veasin (Avatrian), Dulmieh. Qoeennowm~ Bator & Rairnen bark Meihe,, (Meck), Dreeves, Queenston o— Pune, rie Mormon § BQO raat, Spensre—Martect & Oo hire Conte ( Qoin, Gor? Parsnost ate Siegs). domgevend. Antwerp Wve harm & Jn (he), Phariean, Bar batow—H Tro bri ge « by 7), Bainner, Jecwel—Gorton, Brine & Mew Betey Abie Forrest (Mane) Wop Ameteriag Nim me jem An Dkr Anisiope (Br), Patterson, Guidelonye—Jones & low Port au Platt—A © Roasire & C ), Stone Nassau—! A BR Webeier Co, hehe Triumph ( Gourd Ht Tow, Wheaiten, A ay WashingionVau prone “Slaght, = ortiees Monroe—Vao Bruut& ‘mnett, Mitten, Del, helir Compliavee, Catcomb, Boston, Boston W § Brown & ©o, Mo aven—M Briggs & Co. niin. Baltimore, Bieainer Octornre, Mota’ Yiirehouse, Liverpool, with mde anc paw ip City of Baltimore (se), 1A Queer etown beth. 4 9s A xoamnshlp Ana, from Busion for Liver: ign; we immediately acioes our how causing Wuired Mf we bad pe oN pvernor Buckingham,’ conded eamward. ng teas mdse and pascenic miles SE of Tort Jat 29 30, lon by ww, Bteamenin "Gneenpente. ‘Wilietta, Portland, with mdse and Passengers, to HB Cromwell & al enator Lken Cisrem), Ye mdse, to Grinnell Mi Passed rig K jinalized bark X: at 47. ton 42 to rienced a heavy Bremen. 40 days, with nh ee 1B, bat 48.48 | tie bull of the schooner Biiswh 8 k Vsdand bearing re Southern Btar # with dre to Boyd & ith : Ke wuallnig ship Constitution, © ‘Wornaos, fi frou Limerick 48 days. in Jaat, to Ruger Bros, Saw a great many ive! Henke: in lat 4 long 43, passed a vessel Wale | upposed ber to be a br: wi. Genoa, 6 days, with marble, dave, with rorewood and lider, Prinoston, 0: New Yaven, from Dewar Bark Aviguating (Sp). Latorna, Havana, 16 ‘ays, ja bat lant. to Petersen & Bar) 3 of Baltimore), Stafford, Bagua, June 19, ell, Menton, 68 days, with le Brig Bathe (Fr), Rio, Bordeaux, 63 days, with wine, to Teabolla, HanQeld, Para, 17 days, with rubber de, to Brig B BFimmond, “Conway, Aspinwall, June 13, with » Patridge, Matamoros, Murphy, Yabacoa, PR, 12 Planet (Br, of \arrsboro), Lamb, Guanica, PR, June 17, with soenn, to DR De: Polius (Br of S® Thomas), La in batinat, to, Napiar & Welatord. fr spoke bark Meteor, of Boston, soarin Bric’ Ada Purvis (of Pieiou, NS), Crone 18 with sugar, to waster. Brig Wm Mason (of Castine), with mdse, to Thompson & Hunter, June #7, of Hatteras, spoke U8 gunboat Kan Jacinto, days, wi 100, bi Kenoati (itr, of Malt x. to Brett, Bon & () on, St Thomas, 12 Small, IS June 19, With sugar and molnsse Manesuilie 39 daye, rin suger, ac Od 27, lat 37 50, upoke brig Paragon, ence for Clenfungon, Frecthy, Neuvitas, June 19, with molavnen, fo Thompson & H. ter. Brig Un me fae, of Bt Johns, NF), Hefferan, Lingan, CB, zabethport for Boston ‘osuiing, Havre, 44 dayn, with wine &e.to Punch, Meineke & Wend Behr Katelle (of Brookhaven), Van Brunt, Bast Harbor, TL June 21, with salt, to maser. Mindoro (of Eden) Sarxent, Neuvitas, 12 days, with molasses &o, to Miller & Houghton, Behr Empire (of Bermuda) with potators, Ae. to Mofoll & Brith Schr Dandy (Br), Roberts, Eleuthera, 8 days, with cotton ‘ Schr Watiga, Poole, Newbern, NC, 5 days Bohr Gastand, ae i Muchas, 10 daya, Webb, Bermuda, June 14, ir Kat Bent °C iH Sotieg? Bear Othelio, Mavens. Provincetown, all Prova dence, Sebr Damon. Pitcher, New Ha een. Benith. New Tiaven. we Pt g3 Beard Keil, eamer City of Buffalo. Drake, Philadelnhta e David Ulier, Phillipe, Philadelpiia, tock Di . Bieawer Westenester, Davis, Providence. HELOW, Brig Geo Parker (of St Thomas), frow Port au Prince. S9th—Shipe Sunriee, gues vaign, WF Storer, barks Helen Any Nubia; erchant, and others, Wind at sunset og Marine Total Lowes Prom a record kept by 1. HL U rican Bhipmariers Association, we have cxmpiled the follow: ing Hat of Lotal losses and dinas’ yo, Heorelary of the Ante re for June, 1869 — rite Mere ant siver Clarence and be febel privateer Lavwi prveiser Tarony aad released on bond Bickmore | Huvmore f Pubene ye | Radimore Routhport |Fiehing | } ie ——— Miscellaneous. BARE Ancram, Potter, from New Orieana for this rom, ¥ Nh wearso of sugar, Ae, is ashore on Brigantine Beach, She lies broadside on, aod is well uo on the beash, and makes po water, Scun Banvimian, Harrington, from Baltimore for wiih com), ie also asic Mgbt. (By telegraph to & |, Bee'y Board of Underwriters.) The Qoast Wreeking Company have dee Patched the wreeking ecor Kinggold with « gang of mea under charge of Capt Iaracl Morrits, agent jomton, fo miles below the the American ship Southern Chief, moored at the wharf Bh ck the @uip about the mlzen rh ging, @orrying away tng (he end of chains of the the chaim at Hank Puan from Clenfuewos, on the Meh wht 4 1 op @ bos. newy painted, with Tat the ferent ne stot (Mo don he above was from one of the Vewsela burned by the Tacony ) Kua Carereron Corner y of New i ), wae driven | ashore by & heavy sea at Mendocino, Oal forum, on the Usb May, beearne a total loss, Live® Donat, previously reported ash \ Lower, gol ot 2h lt and anchored a the iireasyeter Ship Mary Ann, Py fron Te bith with 190 lnm Ke ports, on (he night of May pameed ahd (apparently ) moving slowly tothe WRW, snviaval cour for veasele to alert In xing bot slight. the lon ws WW top hampe t Beir Tekoa, one at tie Ooran r 20 for Atian- » March 3 wi h 20 », Howland NB 3S mce out with 150 sp, a H 88, 1on 11002 Wo Woo a tBtch at PAyta the let of Aw Spoken, &e. Ship Neptune, Peabody. hence (or Diverpoal Jone 2 Int 40:39 lon 10 10 (by pilot boat He Marshall, No 3. and ot tained ), Boston vie St Thom M tava from Bundert ‘Tove iter May V tat 21-188. Jo o of the 13 dave from Montevideo for at 56158, lon Or Ih. ‘char, (rout Boston for Pert Spain. June rom Liverpoot for Philadelphia, June 19, lat Hark Young Turk, eruising for rebels, June 24, tat 4234, Jon 06 29. forcign Ports. . June 15-—Arr Latina, Geruldern, NYork. orn Dth, Lebertag, Am 5 4 i Kepler. domes, NY ork. Kingrow!, New Bran Patten, NYork; 14th, eo, NV orn en Sid Lath, On an, Durkee, RYork, Tr fy, Canpiry, June Kid Sosan M Dur 16th. Virginia Dare, Cole, Polat de Gall ‘Cowrs, June I7~Arr lianas (s), Von Banten, NYork (and ‘4 for remen) June 12—Arr Crartna, ¥ NYork ‘ear0ek, Hoxton we, from N York for De Mi Hld Albert tht Wight i2th, Otulle, Di rere Destin, Jane 4—Arr Devonshire, Allen, Callan, BinvrmEna June 2! je hm veansl ie port. Bact Hannon, Me Ain vers | in port orm, June” On Wark Matida, trom NYork for r, Clausen, NYork; 12th, ip owner Syarrow. for tra Callao orat Kost wind; Br vere BH Waterman, Biiot, sere. ing Wind W S FR, June 17—No Am vessel in port. “June id—Arr Princeas Royal, Whit Phiiateb pla. 4th, Prince Imperial, Pasion. NY ork Jane It—Arr Borussia (4), Hasck N¥ort, De haven 16th, WH Townsend, Ml, Metan-as June 2—Atr brig Jobo Freeman, rowel New York, Livexroot 1 ae leew Mer vigor vee. Aden, York. Universe, Mation, for wom, for NYork: Iwerits Gineban, C belle ge Veter Robiand, Keate, and \ bial tance, Ande rem ork as ow, of Montreal, Luther Newport an! ’Yort. ‘ieth, Taylor, Leo’ tmAre humier, 1 a Te Are Grewren Matelee pilton, Bosvon bid 1Bth, base. N¥brk Newcastin, June Ih-Patout, Agnes, Maurice for NYorks mows, June 17 —Arr Ganger Rolf, Balliwore Jone %6—Old ship Parwart Ho Nieves New June Cid B Petereen. Permicn S York bark Zin wee dere port bere ? Hh ive Boman 3 days War Br dons, BB, fone are tare Natal, Pond, Norton for etm, OOH 4 Nes . vetyila, abipe Joehve Me hard pool, berks Kevan ab, Kenner, Live Marthe Jae ( AE) WEST, Jone Ibmare bthg Meee oud, Reghe, Pintle MI PTEC, Conn, Jone Tarr aehre He « r ree Bs, © hee Ie ‘ HANS tome bem + Fon oot Ra 9 reweser Cadeton. Senko, a lig bn dewthe: © Paws 0th, ohtne Lawion of Mew York: Disten, of Both, darts Jenny Lind, of Rew Yor, Aunawowe, of bath DoW 0 Oleton, W ter phan Waves te NYorn Bae Wotam, Piecher, WYer ART, Jnoe Beni, cer Hy, Dikes, Povates ere hee Lew ant Biter be Pltenes Dery W nme Wheet Khe? ’ om. \ienan. Beapeee al i SORLPETA ie a LJ , Nile wa Ws Palys 2 we he ; n man, Vi mcelyiie ‘ Wenner, Ts “nto vipewor Prteaeighiat Chen pare leven aoe Wes ~, Tyler pr ss ’ I