The New York Herald Newspaper, July 4, 1863, Page 2

2 OUR NATIONAL ANNIVERSARY. exvic PROGRAMIE. MILITARY PARADES rte RASWORKS. Celebrations at the Cae. of Music and Tammany Hall, ' &e., &e. &e. To day is the anniversary of our national independence, and, according to the good old custom, will be celebrated ia overy portion of ihe free North! with appropriate en- thosissm Great preparations Rave been made by the municipal authorities to commemorate the day ina brilliant man- nor vy parades, fireworks, mational salutes, &c, It 80 haypons that to-day, as well as a year ago, most of our tnilitia regiments are off at the seat of war, keep- ing up “the glorious Fourth’? by endeavoring to drive the \enemies of our country from the free soit of the North, now invaded by the febol hordes Of General Lee. Much in the way of A military display is not, therefore, to be expected; bat, to keep up the show of tho thing, a parado has been or- do-od by Major Geueral Sandtord, and a corporal’s guard Of militinmen will avcordingly go through the coremony of marching through the streets to-day. ‘Vho following i the programme which has been pro- Parod by the Join’ Special Committee of the Common Couvei! haymg charge of the matter:— OFFICIAL PROGRAMMB. The Joint Special Committee appointed to make ar- rangements for properly colobrating the approaching an- niversary of our National Independence nave decided ‘upon (ite foilowing — GENERAL ORDERI—NO, 6. Heanquanrens, Priest Division, N.Y. N. G., New York, June 27, First division which remains in the city arth day of July next. to unite in the tichty seventh Anniversary of the Decla- ence. wil be formed in Fourteemth street, with Wine, at 8o-clock A. M., and the parade That part of the wil parade on the Wl be under th vara of Brigadier General Spicer, The division onors of @ marching salute to vor ‘uit Corporation in trout of the City fall, at 10 The eral takes oceasion to return his thanks, aa Weil aso congrati. at the division for the prompt and ‘pa- tr With which its members of all grades have fers {or duty in the field upon the favasion bors in Pennsylvania, Sith, Seventh, Kighth, Eleventh, Fifty-Asth, Sixty: Thirty-neventh, i Tegments of this atvtston, miumber. : Jiers, are already at the seat of war, and regiments of the division @re preparing to support ay is also deeply grateful to his fellow vile tuattntiana iB whose employment of this on aged, for their Patrice devonon aud Hberallty in retalutng fer them thelr aitua'ions di ring the present tern of duty, au Quy wil report to General Spicer for excort duty et ¥ General will issue ammunition for the juisition of the proper oficess, Ma or Genorai CHAS. W. SANDFORD. . Division Inspector. ben salute tired In Union square at sunrise and nie Madison Tomp'. West Be Aare, quare vaway and Fr “-Moller’s Band s Band ‘sere of ‘veasola iying ia’ port, and pro aud public buildings, are requested to dis play colurs on that day: the sextons are requested to ing the hells of their respective churches for an hour at sun- rae, noon and Kunnet. Diivers of vehicles are requested to avoid the line of pro- cession. The civic societies ‘are invited to co-operate with tho committee in furtherance of the celebration. TRINITY CHURCH. Mr. James FE. Aylifle, the well known chimer oa ‘Trinity ‘olla, has arranged his customary programme Yor tho Fourth of July, as follows: — MORNING AND NOON, 1—Ringing the changes oa eight bells. 2—Hail Columbia. 3—Yankeo pea old f b—Grand jediay arranzed Laan for Triaity Church Chimes, by George F. ‘6—Kven J—Air, by Le Beriot, $—Columbi:, the Gem of the Ocean. 9—Lant Rose of “ummor. 10—Rondo, with Variations in major and by koys, composed for Trinity Chimes, by George F. Bristow. M—Airs from Child of the Regimont. 12—Star Sp ingied Banner. 13—Blue Peils of Scotland. 14—Home, Sweet Home. 15—Hait Columbia. 16—Yankee Doodle. TME YOUNG MEN'S DEMOCRATIC UNION ASGOCI4TION. ‘The Young Men’s Democratic Union Association are to ‘avo a grand celebration at the Academy of Music. Gov. Seymour is expected to deliver an oration, and addresses are alao expected from Gov. Parker, of Now Jersey, and Ex-Goy. Seymour, of Connecticut. The affair will doubt- Jess be highly intersting. THE OLD WIGWAM ‘will also Koop up the national anniversary in their usual enthusiastic style, The warriors will assemble their friends in tho Old Wigwam, and treat them to patriotic ‘speeches, songs and reminiscences, for the purpose of re- oewing the vows and pledges of ‘Auld lang syne.’’ THR VETRRAN CORPS. The Veteran Corps of '76, heavy artillery, Captain Richard Raynor, will fire the morning salute on the Bat- tory, at sunrise. The First Compaay Washington Coati- nental Guard, Capt. G. Yerance, will act as their escort, THE DRY GOODS CLERKS. This formidable organization, which has sprung into existence since last Fourth of July, wilh go on @ grand ex- cursion ¢o Biddle's Grove, in honor of the occasion and also to be jotly over the successful career of their promis- ing association. The splendid. steamboat Rip Van Winkle and roveral barges have beon chartered for the occasion, and a full band of music will be in attendance. COSMOPOLITAN INSTITUTS CADETS, ‘The Cosmopolitan Institute cadets, from New Hamburg, New York, an organization of youths, faniiliar with all the mysteries of the manual of arms, will parade and be received by the Mayor, They will reach the city to-day by the Mary Powell, ateleven A. M., and will be received by tho «New York Cadets,” Major Klasko, and will march to the City Hall, where they will de reviewed by the Mayor at half-past eleven. After a short drill they will go to Union square, and thence to their quarters at the Lafarge House, In the evening they will give an exbibi- tion at the armory of the Seventh regiment, and on the Fourth will parade soon after eight in the morning, marching through Broadway THE YOUNG MEN'S ASSOCIATION OF BROOKLYN. Mr. Edwin James will deliver the Fourth of July ora- tion, by special request, before ‘The Young Men’s Asso- ciation of Brooklyn,’ at the Myrtle avonue Park, at two o'clock in the afternoon, The subject is one which, con- noctod as it is with the impending danger to our glorious nationality, will give the learned counsel great scope for his oloquence and research, and create ® desire to ascer: = his views, not only in this country, but in Englasd, MUSIC IN THE PARE. ‘The Park Commissioners announce that there will be music at the Park, on the Mall, to-day, at four o'clock P.M., by the band, under the leadership of H. B. Dod- worth, if the weather is fine. ‘The following is the pro- gramme:— Doa\ Viva le America. Dream of the Ocean Walt: . Selection from Don Pasa The Flag of the Free... Volunteors’ Welcome ome vant 3. Bunch of melodies on chords. New National Anthem...., « Luel Les Vorcberons Mazurka National Pot Pourri THE FOURTH OF JULY AT THR THEATRES. ‘Tho theatrical profession is very patriotic, and never aagiccts the opportunity to give an extra performance om the glorious Fourth. The New. Jowery theatre gives a matiad® Bt two o'clock, besides the evening entertainment at seven, The plays are —Afternoon, Der Frewehute,” “Robert Macaire,”’ “Forty Thieves’ and “Love and Crockery '’ and in the evening—* Mawkw, “The star “Harry Blake,’ «Union ot 1» The Weetering Minetret.’ ‘The Old Bowery follows suit with an equally Dill, t wit—Afternoom—"The Snow Bird,” “Dumb Man of Manchester,” ‘The Seboolmaster” «Captain Kyd;" and in the evening, “Mary Pr Pe Fost Women,” ‘The Frisky Cobbler” and “The Feion's Drvaw.” Rapayp will give the moral drama, “‘saran, the NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 4, 1863. Hebrew,’’ every hour during the morning, afternoon and night, in the pious theatre attached to lis patriotic Mu seum, His brass band will also play the national airs at all times and to every possible tune. “The Duke's Motto’ will be repeated at Niblo’s Garden, and Wood's minstrels give performances both afternoon and evening. The American thoatro and The New Idea do Lkewise. Mrs.Jane English bas three performances at Laura Keene's theatre, morning, afternoon and evening. May all the houses be crowded and the weatner be cool. THE TURF. Two trots will come off at the Fashion Pleasure Grounds this afternoon. INDEPENDENCE -DAY. AMMANY SOCIETY OR COLUMBIAN ORDER. BRATION OF STTH ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICA N INDEPENDENCE, AMMANY HALL, SATURDAY, ark & 1863, AT L O*CLOOK. ORDER OF ARHAMGEMENTS. The Sachems and Broth Hi assemble in the Great Wiswam at 11% A. M.. 12 o'clock the Grand Council Chamber will be for the admission of members, lavived Rinmeet' friends of the Bociety. wit” oxorcises will commence at 1 o'clock preciacly, —National Guard Ban Raa BY GRAND anc Pons the sed BS ae “3 ted 0 wartetie, no’ ee cw FATHER REED'S ‘OLD FOLKS, OPERING AbD PURDY inion," accompanied fer 4 THT DUCLAATION. "Or INDEFENDENOR Wit: then be read br, Brother Thon: @ et mA rr ye dla ale Gi rete. ‘Fathor Reed's 5 ° DRAKE'S ADDR! aa AW FLAG Trill be reelted by ae ee, SONG AND ausateoantae ‘OLD FLAGt fd FORM, A PATRIOT POEM, Written expresaly for this occasion, and eatitied RACY AND THE NATION, Will be.rpad ba the author. none PORD, 200. BALLAD.......44. “ORATION HON, HENRY To. MURPBY, ‘The enero in the large room ‘will be concluded by PATHER REED’S QUARTETTB, Who will sis own “THE STAR tte BANNER, BAND the - -QUAGTETIE Rinks 3 OxED. BA! The es audience ag # jolene tn the and favitea nee wil as ratjour to the (he bate see room, where riate Ceetiees be responded distinguished pI democrats of tris ‘The Grand di cand ute ‘be elaborately decorated with flags and emblema of all gations, Phe front seats will be reserved exolusively for the Indies. Tickets of adminsion (which are gratis) can be obtained rom either nf the (al Secon ot ure OF" OF TAMMARY ot 2 Sach Joh I. Erianke EASE Ree Baas, Saechom Andre jem Peter B. Sweeny. Sachem Kion'a Connolly, Sachem John E. Develin.— Wiainete $7. Dar Dirge ©. C. Cars, seoehat Commitioe from the Democratic General Committee of Now William M. Tweed, John Y, Savage, Je, utrol, George Alexander Brando George A. Jeremiah, John Flichy John McGra: award Merriser, Thomas B. Tappan, Aaron B. Rolling. john B. Je . Byer: The Committee tender their thanks Lo Messrs. Bi Hardenbrook, of 768 Broadway, for the kind loan of a plano: forte from their wi Bou LAR NY NTEL "AN, MATTHRY Arrangements, NNUAL PICNIC OF SHE CONGREGATION, OF ST. Mary's church, West Hoboken, N.J., willbe held at Mra, Syms’ Woods, ‘on July 4, 1863, Tor the benedt ot the schoots under the ‘charge of the nist Fathers, ce 2dcents, Stages will leave the n ferry for the Wood on the arrivatot dhe bonts duriog the day AWAY awarcaway THE GRAN: UNTON FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC ‘AKD COTILLION EXCURSION, BEFORE IT I8 TOO LATE. fen nr evento Oz. re casi on FOR JUL 4, 1863. Peeatee sem TORE Ani AND FLUSUING RAILROAD. ; urate be run at excursion rates o# i) slip and rai fourth Ktreet o.aeandih A Ait. and 5's) 8 6:90 FS) ang iE apse and ATEN WA.M., andl, Fare rah Ro to go and return (tickets goody) nis, Sr asee os aoe es es it ‘of the road, six miles from Hua. int, ts ul retreat from the noise, dust aad a ron ae aie parseasto otter svery fects Sundin ts RE GRT saamiacar |ONEY ISLAND FERRY.—THE NAUSHON LEAVES 9%, 13h, Pier No. A « ‘Landiog at Port Haraitton. eae XCURSIONS CON! Oe of Bz Tote t tne oman, Gate fare Puen and Guha sete Ni Seer from torry et? Ae cae SLANDER - onan meee PE is ae ees 1% ataeagit Pi i mare BOAT to the fais “raly 4 Pirie gees bait, dabing tackle, £6, Bree on Teuton ones PBANCH QN THE FOURTH ae memaenibe ts ees i ier re ' Branch 7:1 and or Manchester Pont ey boat from New esis tea Meads 5 t jew Ys train on Monday mi morning, age Juy oe to Long B an JURSIONS. —RORNING LINE FOR PBEKS! et sth ot duly A Me lends ‘ars AURORA Thirtieth street, yin ‘ a ferry, ny vent Sing Sing, Haver: straw, Grassy Point and Verplanck. URSION. Tew cvailemen wanted, to complete a select party for an pee to eee erecta $f yn the 7th iat fast schoone . each, nnd’ bait ratte, Lagan mosonnick, House, DEPOT 4% BROADWAY. Fire Cracker pe oman Candles, ALFRED Saag ee ‘’, Between Canal ad neonthe recia ANNUAL EXCURSION OF Ti LF D GOODs rks) Karly ‘a fp sn ddte's Grove, on Jul id ‘t@amboat Rip Van @ been chartered {or the rated. brags and cotiiion. bande will be. atten: . The Vimy ny of arrangements Pledge themselves to make this the riost plensant excursion Of the season. Tickets 9) cents. To be had at the principal G07 good wores in this city, and Brooklyn, Thirty “fourth, street, N &: Spring street, fe Brooklyn, 8:4 stacioned foot of 8pri ick sip ON. treet where tickets cal TIREWORKS, FIREWORKS. KDOE'S FIRST PREMIUM FIREWORKS, The committees of cities and towns who intend celebratt the coming anniversary of our National Independence, wi find it to their interest by making early application for Fire works at the laboratory of J... & L. EDGR, Jersoy City, N. J works oP i. deseription for eale at the following ine Without our trade mark, prouat_or au EXCURSION TO COLLEGE Point —The new steamboat OSSKO, Captain Reynol ls Will leqve Fulton market slip river, gah Fourth 9 ot July, ae follows: —For College, Point. at our. M.. ey Gola Point for Now York ai 7 ang It ook AM aud 5 ‘The 6.30 P.M. trip from New Fork will take passengers to Westchester, gRTH OF JULY BXCORSON—7OR WHITHOTONE, Gira, oore, ate . soak jenwosd ana tha thoes ragisee ant ‘eave Bier 4 Tenth a Sis Sohn fare, Ros oe Fermoy to Whitestone and Bayle's opera it other ples yo Sade Seo Sere FOURTH OF JULY. 30 Co sahara de Hite or mes ont Thy our Chowder RG. ain for ect vale adjoin pea sera ma ee beni ih ifeelf ior frases Pinan eis o'clock. MARINUS at PIKE COOK, Fi URTH OF JULY BXCURSTON TO CONRY Roar a ere ee ean ah ad " Ber at ieee “AND Tato. street, an: r No. 101 wmers or JULY Bx TO BRIDO! PORT. — vagaries oh beni rice hart ing, leaves in the ay about day il dayllaht. Pare for tho excursto BE FISHING Ban rs MMENCING, THURS rn ec aBTL Ag Ne nd i, ed 7] pier Ny. Pare TaD A ~FOLY RXCURMON 1 Mad sen state, an curston to Bs wa — Poot of Spr 08, North iver, at nine atlock A HO Rowinson street st Milena minutes past nine and Per No. 4, North river, at haif-past nine. Rewwrnioe. leave Key Port at four o'clock P.M., landing at Perb Amboy, Rove w ding on, ber t | fille and Stare Landing ooh Ve the fortifica Iy, Hook, igh la Biemty of ume for Dathing at Key furnished at the hotels at Resport ladies of the Baptiat ond M. k 4 Festival on Hil accompany the antic Ooend, wt por Maner will be also, refreshments by churebes of Keyport, who will hold « Fi that day Fare for the exenr io lift gents each way. A good band of a Bryants’ minstrels 4% JULY BXCURSION day atthe Broad neventh street, by th Gener FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION UP be North river.—The new and fast sailing steamboat D. Captoin TV. Arrowsmith, will make an Ex ey oo ihe North river as {ar as the Highlands on Saturday, July 4, Ieaving New York, (oot of Robinson t. at 9o'clock A.M, and Thirtieth atrret at 934; return Nyack, Se he she wilt loave at 8 P.M. and arrive im the c . and leave for Keyport Pm The Keyport Cornet Hand wilt ‘accompany the lon 0 cents, GPa FOURTH OF JOLY EXCURSION TO WEST T Point and Newburs.—Phe sioaier FRANCES SKIDDY wil! re pier 15 North river, foot of Liberty atreet, at 10 o'clock A. M., Amos atreet pier 19:39, and foot of bring 4 I nee § pd A. a ie wo ia oy vee o'el . aplen band of music will accom, y the excursion.” Diouer and all kinds of refreshimeats on board. Fare forthe excursion $1. Passeu ‘ing this tloati palace will have an opportunity of seeing the nee, Palisades ant the beantiful scenery of the Hudeon ris York in time | to on jo} the amusements of 0. FOR THE OnOLres BANKS —PISHERMEN The fast sea steamer L. BOARD. MAN, Captain Thomas Marshall wil make an excursion to the above banks on Saturday. July 4, om Sunday, July 6. a8 orm a eat Bunday, Will leave foot of Jaci North river, at 7: pler NO Hines on oad, pm charg W. Patuiaes, Steward. Fare for the’ exoursion Green ‘accompanies ground, Gonnar: play per xew STEAMER oa trip to orn, atop ol Shotie, Gite fetaland Po Port Bony, Wittes:one com win leave, eck ap at 6:90: , North river, at 7:30. 4 of Thomas iat F, PHILLIPS, Commodore. The woll known pilot Samal Ye boat, and puta her on the Pm lew Ro Jatratten: East river, at8:30.0. M. ptreet, : Tent (A Fees 18. dural, ‘wit Aetee Bien at 2: . M.: New Rochelle, }d stopping at all the landings 4 BING. Beet Fourtu oF Me throngh Baltroea Sie. iane A ane and the aay re Rad The sore rated Biddte'’s Jains of the road,and {i to visitors, engine i nd. is open to derbilt's Lanting’ only wonky conta. HE GRAND |” UNION FOURTH OF JULY PICNIO Pes tonsbie. the Be poramilton a feat: Gals ON treet, wh PR a a rickets Gb gout, ant ee NOS eg EXCURSIONISTS.—THR ae FORT. ee | STEAMBOA! ri SLO becee tastes phinilae WILLIAM neae rete Taadiog in any na a. W. ARNE 10 CHARTER FOR EBXCURSIONS—SIDEWHEEL Rhinebeck, Lexinaton, Hu- guenot iad Rand Dean. Also Florida and ‘Conway's ‘. Picasant Valley Grovesto let. Office 363 West at corner sy H, MALLAN, For? Lae. The fast sailing, fovorlia stenmnneet “Captain Senith, with commodious upper and lower ‘deck saloons elegantly aaloo' ve.furnished tt throughout, will run on the 4th of July to Fort a8 oll hearers Peck lp 8A. M, treet. Amos street, Thirtleth street. Whe AM. 9% A.M, u = M. uy A.M. 12M. bs ir P.M. P.M. 5iq P.M. test “ep down trom Port Lae 1 P. Mu. Tiokets 10 cents. TH OF JULY CELEB! TION. THE. LOYAL League of ‘the Twenty-sccond st wilt ovlobeate the Ball. corer ef Brvadwar ned Forty- vais Aad the “Dectarattion of Inde. ‘Pendence by J... Diem 3 Oration by Prof, Martin, of the Now Yorke ‘Univeral inter " commence at 11 Tae gion the = ward AB at ret the others are respectfully anu we ate Committee. ” SERVENG! Chairman. 4™ JULY EXCURSION TO WEST POINT. AND NEW- ‘burg.—Fare for the boat pt $1.—Steamer BROAD- WAY will leave pier foot of Jay streat, touching at Thirtieth street, Saturday morning. July 4, at7% o'clock, landing at Yonkers, Hastings. Dobb's Ferry, Tarrytown, Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Cole ring and Cornwall TH OF JULY —DINNER: ON THE ARRIVAL, OFTHE excursion traing and aieamboats, at the Wyandank ‘use, Greenport, Long Island. See ailvertisements, H. D. SWALTON, Proprietor. Theatrical. WINTER GARDEN. Mr. W. R. Floya, of Wallack’s theatre, took a benofit on ‘Thuraday evening. The house was overcrowded. It is many a long day since we have seen such a large and enthu- siastic audience. The performances began with ‘The Little Treasure,” with Mr. Floyd, Mr. Charies Fisher and Miss Honriques in the principal parts. The piece went off admirably, and at its close Mr. Floyd was calied be- fore the curtain and made @ neat little spooch, thanking the audience for their kind attendance, and introducing Mr, Dan Bryant to their consideration, “(Handy Andy”? was then played, and bere came the aa j is he introduced Cxor 's Ball,’’ and danced ao Irish jig with such skill, spirit and ean that the de. lighted ad tl ‘The ond of the was also an ovation. and then oak ion of the audience loft the theatre, satisiied and somewhat overcome by the crowd and my heat, although the farce! The Secret," followed, and ar. well be ‘atulated upon his alt the arias, who assisted him _— thelr suoseas. Mr. Bryant can, if he pleases, hence- th discard the burnt cork and the bowen ‘and adopt the see and the buakin, with profit. to himeeif and the pub- lic. Many a star is now shining brilliausty im the theatrical firmament upon very much smaller pretences. A Long Litigntea and Heavy Mercantile SUPREME COURT—OIRCUIT. Before Hon. Judge Leonard Samuel 8. Tiffany vs. Richard Warren amd Others.— ‘This action bas been on trial for a week past. It is brought to recover possession of the stock of goods of Seaman & Muir in thd store No. 321 Broadway, adjoining the Now York Hospital. It seems that oo April 1, 1851, Seaman & Muir executed a mortgage t) Warren, Moran & Co. on their stock to secure a loan of $48,000. This mort- gage was not fled. On September 23, 1451, Seaman & Muir executed « mortgage to Garner & Co. to secure ante- cedont loans, drafts and agceptances, amounting to about $120,000. This mortgage was not fled. On October 2, 1851 Soames & wy TT soo payment, and on the evening of that %. ani’ Warren, Mo. ran & imauh 69 Eosiuae & Bonne siore and took posses sion under thoir os. About one o'elock on the morning of October 8 Seaman & Muir executed & bill of salto of ‘took and fixtures and lease 0 Garver & Co (Warron, Moran & Oo. still retaining possession un- dor thoir mortgage) Garner & Co. simultaneously sold Tiffany. About nine A.M. on in) & Co recoverod ficemment 800 on account, indebtedness, and jately issued an execution, which was od oe. the steak aout bait-past nine A. M. sho stock, lease, &c., under is bil of fale from Oo., ‘ond Warren, Moran & held the stock under thotr mortgage, and had a dor their exeoution. On October 3 Tiffkay replevined the stoct tiom was tried cace before, im February, Court inate: pe the } ee d i at rt ac verdict for iy that it Bt claim = was) ap by the cpidece, fo an edehion tracted —a nent meron in ry itt the statute " a f ot therefore bad an & copy ihe utenti al Al Moran oo ape judgment in plaintit’’s favor was re- Corsed, une canorai Porta that an antegedent 1m dobtedvess grid apt connie Garner & Co, ‘subsequent faith,” and that Warren, Moran & 00."8 mortgage, ter ne ‘pistae frat co was tho fret i On oe eau es aaae staat Oeer ee bate jonce in, show, jarner & Co, rik value on the faith of thete on a oe debdtedness was not ee, and that "they age, fore, aibsequent miorigaress Boo fh th Fire ars are Several other interesting and importa: qaeastions in volved, Lat the above is an outline othe cading feataree of the case; ‘The jury having (ated to agroc, the Cour: directed hem to find a verdict in favor of pinintif, and 40 assees the value of the property. The jury assessed the value at $150,000, Allowance w F. Clark, C. A. Rapotio and.Nolson Chase for plant rtin & Sinith aud F, W, Stoughtos for defendants. avin ¢ The Fort Latayette Prisoners Removed to Fort W. Fort Hauroy, July &, 1863. The prisoners conned ia Fort Lafayette were yesterday removed to Port Warren, Men are now at work on the fort, strongthening the means of defeuce mounting guos and Serious Locomotive Exptostom, M a ily thn we Lo am ae + 18638. tive ox ving, killing A four porsous a4 wwii bares ors FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Fripay, July 3—6 P. Ml. This has been @ half holiday in Wall street, there being no afternoon session of the boards. Most operators left the street early. Money was easy enough. Call loans ruled at about 6 per cent, and mercantile paper 5 a 6. Debt certificates are in good demand at last quotations. Gold was dull and weak to-day at 143% a 144%. Exchange was hard of gale at 168 for bankers! signatures. The stock market continued inactive this morn- ing, with the exception of some specialities. Hud- son River was in request at am advance of 3 per cent. Missouri sixes rose 234, Erie %, Southern, old 3, guaranteed 1, Cleveland and Pittaburg 1%, Illinois Central % Governments were rather better, chiefly in consequence of the forefga demand. At the olose of the board and at the one P. M. call every- thing waa firm, and there was quite a lively in- quiry for the special stooks on which the attention | ®t of speculators is concentrated—the market leaving | off firm, notwithstanding, the approach of the hotiday and the uncertainty enveloping the tone test in Pennsylvania. ‘The Minnesote. Mining Company have Piped their wsual July-dividend of $6 a ahare out of the ‘earnings of 1862; payable {5th'inst. Any inctesse of dividend ‘which the public. may have anticipated in consequence of the high price of copper will be paid in January next—the January dividend oa the Minnesota being variable in amount, while the July dividend ia uniformly $5. The basiness of the Sub-Treasury was aa follows to-day:— Receipts. , i —Fer customa,. 210,000 00 Payments . 4,072,437 40 Balance 969181,505 03: The imports (other than dry goods ‘and’ apecie)’} at the port of ‘New York for the week ending Jaly 3, 1863, were’ $3,121,273. The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Company advertise for proposals to construct twenty-eight miles of road from Columbus to Portage City, Wisconsin. The construction of this road gives them a good clsim to the lands donated by Con- gress to the late La Crosse Raitroad Company, and also a through route from Chicago and Mil- watikee to the Mississippi river, independent of the Bastern division of the late La Crosse Rail- road. The Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Com- pany is the successor of the late La Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad Company, the Milwaukee and Western Railroad Company (commonly called the Watertown road), and the Milwaukee and the Ho- ricon Railroad Company. They own all the rall- ing stock and equipments of the above companies, and operate their whole lines of road—three hun- dred and forty-six miles in all. Of this three hun: dred and forty-six miles the St. Paul Company owns absolutely two hundred and fifty-one miles, including the twenty-eight miles to be built. The remaining ninety-five miles—the Sastern division of the La Crosse—are still in liti- gation, which it is supposed will be ended within three or four years favorably to the St. Paul Com- pany. All the property of the company, and that hereafter to be acquired by them, is mortgaged to Isaag Seymour and N. A. Cowdrey, trustees, to secure the payment of their bonded debt. The present financial- position of the company is re- ported about as follows:— sevetevense 251 miter. (600 ,000—$14 ,000 per mile. 290,000 2,015,000 000,000 Total cost... EF, Sattorthwaite's circular per China, says:— We nave had a steady, market for American, securitios during the past week. 0 fortnightly settic- ment of the account has developed a continucd scarcity and krie shares. From 6d. to Is. 64. per share Illinois Central is now about $4 dearer in Lon- don than here. The Guardian Life Insurance Company has de- clared an thterést dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on the 8th inst.; the Gallatin Fire Tosurance Company, a semi-Annual dividend of three and @ half per cent, payable on demand, free of tax; the New Amsterdam Fire Insurance Company, a dividend of five Rer cent, payable on demand, free of tax; the Commercial Fire Insur- ance Company, a dividend of five per cent, paya- ble on demand, free of tax; the Germania Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on’ demand, free of tax; the United States Fire Insurance Cétmpany, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, rable on demand, free of tax; the Minnesota Mining Com-, pany, a semi-annual dividend of five dollars per share, or ten per cent, payable on the 15th inst., free of tax; the Commerce Fire Insurance Compa- ny, of New York, a semi-annual dividend of four per cent, free of tax, payable on the 6th inst., and has added seven per cent to its surplas fund after the payment; the-Mope Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand, free of government tax; the Citizens’ Fire Insurance Company, a dividend of twelve and @ tiall’per cent, payable on demand. Stock Ex wee Fear, July 1863, 700 sha Bariem RR. se 500 do. 40 Chic & Alton RR. 68 100 Alton&THaute RR 46 1200 Mich#o&NTGGRR 59 1000 Tol& Wah 2dm 92 6000 Miss & Mold gt 60 napa mrsesinn etn. 4K sf DO. seen MOO 100000 do = ‘95 sha Am Exch Bi. 56@ Canton Compan any. a8 0 bal Bad cea re 1164 380 1 on stip 103 do. 103% Bo cerait ato cr Pa or pore a3 oO Hin ino 85 400 AK 200 84K 600 . 8 100 93K e ie ioe Wad RR SS 590 Pinte, FR CURR bad 300 ‘do. 63 100 do. 66 300 do. oa (7) 7” too mo 100 30 20 30 109 0 S338 ea OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT Farmar, Joly 3-6 P. Mw. Asmns —Galos were mado of 60 bbis. at 8c. for pots and 9c. for pearis Breapertyys.—Flour was a shade Armor, and in fair demand. The day's sales roacbed 16,000 bbls Stateand ‘Woatern, 1,400 Southern, and 850 Canadian, within our revised quotations — Superfine State and Western Extra State. (umn to choice ‘extra Woatern. Smuthoen tied to good sapertine.: Putra do Good to choles family do. Rye flour. Corn meni, Joracy and randy wine, Wheat eas rather lors active, but steady im price. = a oes 0oam 235838 errs 4 SESSSSRSS eepereene ae day's sales comprised 150,000 bushels, at $1 56.0 $193 for | white and 61 46 8 $155 for red and amber Western win. ter, $1 91 A $1 46 for Wilwankee club and amber spring, $1 20 0 $196 river State and Jy yy. Cork was hoayy aad irregujag, for Chicago spring, and $1 63. $1 64 for | ‘and Liverpooi—Jonn G Dave. ed 3 with sales of 157,000 bushols, including mixed Western, Bons of about 150 tons was seen afternoon of let inst ak 734¢ a Te. for wound, Tae, «713340. for, unsound, soon ane sik of Pater Tan, eopmned (8 have an jor white continued quiot at Tac. 810540. liye wan active at ote 1 Ob. Darley ond ssa Byer Bing sctasporof 8 ont from We send st barley malt continued dull at unchanged prices. ‘of Now York, Covvex was dull, and prices were nominal to-day. the yard of Greenman & Oo. Oorrow was very irregular to-day, having been quoted ‘850 tons, butlt at from m 68e. & Te, for niddlings, bat no important move- Cortina & Nightingale. wpe, Providence, io be commanded by Capt ment Pacey ahngeidey ete Fon A ia this i ee oer. To Moltes to ma to Mariners. yi wore aera reporlad ota tin Base ites" pubtiahed tor the 18. 0d. , 25,000 bushels corn at Td. ~ flour at 2a. did. 15,000 vaste ree oe ine To | inform: obees at 6. ANDERSON, aged 16,000 bemnels corn at yo 3 be m oy ed Commiasioner of Trade and Oustoxis. plotdam 500 bile. four at ae Kon Py ener 08 ae ROOK IN Basa’ A rock ewaah havi been vepdeint4 4 grit io Bases’ fre 0 tat mina aie NE ENB of the Grocode et look eat when tm the A Eas was selling frecly at 0c. 8960. for North river Hore werg ot fand in request at 15c. 28. Bre Dds ome hereon ang copper at aK. veaine. ‘Other kinds were quiet. potas wae dull, with teiing gales roported at pres | tte shisctareee top ave beem given as the por Devit's Tor distant four miles. ‘Ous wore quiet to-day and irregular in price, | Curtis island. 8 Puovauons. Pork advanced tosLl 15 6 $12 87 | Batt iw and $13 50a $13 15 for new 4 Cot tance tre ‘nade, just om with westernmost for prime, with aates of the wasterrimoat land o! Wileow!s Pi ato demand, with sales of 300 bbis. at $9 56a $11 75 for romontoey. plain, and $12 60 a @14 for oxtea mens, Lard was ln more | Departament of Parte ann Hopoo as Willncown April 9, request, at 91;c. a 3034c., with gales of 1,600 packages. | 1) Of cut’ ages were sold at 4c% abc. for Whaiemen. % contint potent. mas from Indian ach evn, ean of Pre, vache . ‘mi wi ce tiew B nis 8D bt 7 arr at New Bed! fat'd maton N, low 53.90 We i. spoke ship font ~ rae pans i, me rrail June 25. in the. Gai Seton in achde dens beivnld inet for Pa it | tes ‘Conatitution, Winstow, fen ta Pacific Orean, of and creed ahin Dari of MB. was at Day Of fends March 14 wit ry | Ship Washingt Willard, NB, wex at Mongenut March %, writh 1300 ols ap alk all Molt cena for sea, bound to whe hotak. Ship Jamon Alien, Yoo Wyke, was at PW March 16, ™ zene ia Sen Ray of bab indie March To ath 13 note tb mh ana ith do wh roll yi ip Orran, ‘S Mth (BO bble an sibs: ab we at Srdney Bark Eugenia, Hamm, of NR, wesat Bay of Islands March —, with oil ag betore reported. Rark Midas, Howland, NB. was at Mongaout March 35, having taken 120 bite ap-ott ince teacing there laat your Ship Stephenia. Witheroll, of NB. was at Monganal vg hatbs jslavds—bound » POs rly: penek bis pa am Ti re Cuisine. howd foe foe Baverpoot, June 6, lat 40 u flee were 650 bbls. disposed of at 453¢c, a SHIPPING NEWS. Movements of Gcoan Steamers, For. June 17. = York t Bo oa m Tapecett Belk, irom Liverpool for NYork, June Baie tao ‘Hot. f It for NYork, June 0, off rcony Bark Alamo. Godfrey, from Boston for NOrieans, June 21, lat $7 28. ton 7%. Schr Red Wing, of and from Castine, bound E, June 16, lat 42, ton69, Forevge Ports. Aauin, Ture 1¢—1n_port.schr Grace Darling, for Boston 3 Gn if ), Sune 2— No im port. peat wet, omen Reni. Leblanc, New sth, tn Young, Philadetphia. ine aT CATE Drigy Peerless, GriMth, New Yorks Port of New York, July 3, 1863. CLEAREM Steamship: ony of Manchester (Br), Halcrow, Queenstown a, MeCaliorh, 0. | ateomsbip Bremen (Brem), Meter, Southampton and Bre- ‘Leng pa Gv Hiter (8, for Quenee a; StoamahipOhampton, Jones, Aapinwall—D B Allon. Raiofan, (a Bete for do 30th; {,,Steamabip Creole, Thompson, New Oricans—Ludasn,, He ROA Pay Proak Rest for Banton John Rarbour ( MANSAN June 4—Tn_ port br Staats Engl een for wt ee Lo er Feono (Br), for do Paragon. Hate for do Pornt Leeneagx, June 23—Arr ship Westfield, Trevellick, aceoe Geo Cromwell, Post, New Orleans—H B Orom- wel iris p Cheasapeake, Willetts, Portland—H B Crom- well & Go. Ship Resolute, Freeman, Liverpool—Williams 4 Guiow. Ship F A Palmer (Rr). Yost, Liverpool] & N Smith & Co, | Ship B 8 Kimball. Dearhora, Liverpoo'—Trask & Dearborn. Ship Blandina Didier (Be. Harve, London—T Dunham, | Boston Sree May 25—Io port bark WH Randall, Olart, Rhid Vitoria Rest; Lartubee, New Orleans. une.” "Ad Wotarghy River, bark: Atel Lnronaten, une: Bark Giovanni etitalie Schaffarino, Glotivester—Bact jor & fen = Re ip pm rig OE Krity, Pate, Rost NR June oon Are brig Conquest, New York; echr aca Parker. MeBrid DeVerty Bark R Leonard (Be), Percy, Grangemouth, R—Edmiston Brak Rriliante (Italy, Mazzini, Belfast—Funch, Meincke men ee Jqntron, (Meek), Hom, Queenstown—Funch, wnittie Thor (Swe), Aberg, Queenstown—Funch, Meincke & whan Niagara (Nor), Swenson, Liabon—Funch, Meincke & do. American Ports. ALEXANDRIA July t—Arr aera San Lo Wm P Williams, Hammond. and Kate Merrill, Yo RORTON, July 2—Arr prize steamer Victorv. Wilmingtom, NC: UR steamer Cherokee, Acting Master Strong, from s crniae off So her rrank Pevine, TT 8 bark Amy, Chase. (roms cruise: Drign Plow, wih Shoal—put back for repaira, having boo ‘aft: U8 steamer Montgomery. Faucon from end ark Kate Stamier, Crawford, &t Michael —B F Small Burrill Sierra Teone. Times (Br). Richs Gonatves: Lanett & Bolivia. Whiteberry, Asptnwall—Panama RR Go 1a, Ralton, Cape Hartien: Annie Gildert (Br), Bark Gazelie (Das Bernburn, St Thomas and St Croix— | Manianilla: Mecosta, Dunbar. Cienfuegos: Ivra, iw, ba Ftzabethnoee Bitow, Reed Fiery A Me Mi: Won, and eltev, Rondout: aches Fawn. er, Cai if ale, Beanvort, NO: roc Morte Artie, y Anna, Gibbs, and (Helen Mac, Nick Roche Bros & Col ‘en Bark Wild Horne (Br), Davison, Hantsport—J F Whitney Randich, Gork—dolmboe & dg | Brig Angad tial), Ontnizn, Genes Bactier & Deliert Brig Carmelita (Dan), Schiften, Rio Janciro—Prendergaat Broa. Brie Mary Alfoe (Br), Marty. 8t Plerre—Brett. Soa & Oo Brig Alma (Br), Bode, Anttgm Brit Tyo (Br). Holmes. Barbados—J.P Whitney & Co. Brig Jilin Antoinette (Br), Wehater. omelenred Ley Brig Pearook (Rr), Paon, Arecibom Co. aan Almatia (Br), Later, Port au Prince Wilson «Com. ee Hattie Eaton (Br), Powter. ‘St John, WB—A Smithers at oy an Washington (Br), Morrison, St John, NB—P I fevius rig BA ag oe rot Port Royal! Piety Ss & Co. Bri ig Fanny. Bartlett, Salem—T H Santi Scht wafacia (Mex), Mestre: Gamprachy—feirrs x Thebaud. chr Wie (Br), ‘ta i ‘y ia (Be). n, largaret A. fax. Rone hare, Decker eae fi LOnmabel Brig Ercole (ai B Porter, | -ebnll a daaeptl ante: Rndicott; Joseph Gerard: ry B Johnson Sharm, i onan arat rr UB steamer. a ark bonnet Be nas’ Prig Robin reed ont at sunrten, roe (late American), Gell, press; Driakwater, NCrieans: aches Aci inson, MYork; Reindper, eno. Sid, wind SW ,shipe Hovomok and ha’ ye} eats Wivaee Ayres: eee: ew paket, “len{uegos; Poinsett, NOgieans; Sep aren: ati VTIMORE. Jule I-kre ies takacees aah: aioe foht H Low. Munatord, 4g Rant Bode tata, Gaur Seteenmanase atte Galle Soar pie ean Cl, ar) Ti Foster, Fort "Sahe H Hobart, Robinsoa, Forttess Monroe—Van Brunt & | Miriine de. St : Point, te Princeton. Warnac! finiah !dg for be iat brig Tech t Tamed Bh a ren iat eh Calo Talon nae poet be meena Rape: Witow Haro. Devis, NYork Hye in Cambridee. Slazht. Soke Caroline Ral!, Lawson, Newcastle. Del—T G Benton epr aren Fens, Seadege, Oardt Gardiner ¥ Haviland, faviland eee ates trees eee ey ee ‘arRY. Boston: 1. told pone Juno ) ‘Georgetown, DC; Coanse- NYor' ‘GRVERLY. Sues. ‘2%6th—Are sehr Pearl, Brown, Phite- delphi, BRISTOL. 3 c Huh finn WVork fo PrOvidaeee, Bld wane Urbwae, WO. ‘me e's DAI 1G. Toke H—Are sche Stranger, Faa- emai: Plora King. McFarland, NYork (or Phila- ‘Aral ‘Apponaug Ist, achr Thos P Cooper, Taylor, Phile- be v5 ANCERS. Sune 20—Art sehr Bleck Diamond, Bites iat Leet aaa ey ame . June rr achra Connon tome. jonna C Chem, port for ‘WD Mangum, Thrasher, Crate RIVER, July 1—Arr brig Ieadora, Hussey, schrs Biaconen, J Nickerson, ‘deormeton 0, OO; rai felis Spicodid, Bartow a a oa th na eet Gaceges ¢ ‘Oreek fos iranaport), Neff, Fortress tot 8 7.5, Gusrierpasier. Sieamanin Pato Werte. Portiand, with mdse and Ship arate Pa ea ae ee i! us ay with eo 1 Wen: r hemp. ae. to Wm F Weld, of av BO Lat Se ire ache Tamea A Brown, Bristitm +: yaohe a ve ing 1 W. . tpoke' ship Mouaaia Wave, from Mantis Iria. Comstock, ‘New Kor, tid eae Freata, ‘dbip Mary Robinson (of Kew Bedford) R, June MopAre scare Albert am tan ah ra: Daltast. (o W oF Cnet dk Gon tet tment eae hi dane a Pee Reeeeue Wee. ‘2. spoke US steamer Ericsson. gin ta te jt aahington, Sizsbee, Bustou, 3 days, tn ballast, eniton & ire staffano Orebicho, Oardiff, 2 days. wth ay to Holmboe & iter - Avena, (Br, of Sligo), Deale, Troon, 48'aays. with “Ee rinmell Min & Co. rk Seivabeth Leach. Ney 4g, with Crnit, Ao, to Lawrence, Giles & ™. long 07, was board. ford), Faber, with Mav 26 lat 3 as pieaag fark rane (ot New Bedi 142 bis sperm ten dave hed taken 82 tls sperm. ae. nom from Buenos Ayres Tepe ist akow, nat 9 with provisions. ' ‘Brig M; atic ee sf eee Messina. 72 days, and’ | §: with (rutt, a Rye 5 Giles py! matin Bere posh sit Seman ee AP ae es Oth Ace U8 ‘ine ottemsnth: Hh: baie Mingeena. W Patiadaipbia, oehes t Hyer, oar oe oo oe saueee 3 temore rienced light winds and calms dave yn dor Wwestof the banks. June 2s lat l 38 tong 09 poke shin’ | Towed to sea Mth, barks Garibaldi, Nineveh! and ay Alice ee & sein from Kewport. K. tor, NYork; g7th, tat 3 nke vache Tone atar. from Hal tax. for Tr weC, ‘YPORT, Jniv l—Arr schr Mi G Creomes, Ports iuew: duly. Ula _t0 90. long G9 38, spoke ship Glad Ss. Pande ia! "Wia acht ary Clare, Power Phie: bets hene lass ee Napier (Rr) Cre Creighton. Arecibo, 17 days, with sugar, NEW, EDFORD. June 1—Sid dried (Be), Colton, Cow Bay, 16 days, with coal, to HS | Jamen lunch, et ig: Chase, and William, oo (Br), Co _ ays, w . ACA Dewoit, ‘Tm iat 4i 04, ton 1025, wan boarded from US tahet 40 Brig Marin Wats, Crowell. Lingan, it days, with ooat rie in , Crowell le wit! to Baker A Crowell. No uate, off Georges, wes spoken vy UB sobr Kittatingy, Srulsing. Bi pseu Hiitsvoro. 10 days, with pias. iRer, Boston, 3 days. bt wate rt, B hire ¢ _ rabet yer Ceo Tarinr Jones, Nor Ha bark waar, and, (ech Re Warren, € Behe Mary Citat Reeve, Belize. Hon, 14 days, with . Philate!piin legwood Ac to F Alerandre & Boon Siena da spoke bark A panian Volta, Mall, Philadetphig craton we vitae ‘nt Portamnouth Grove joury Payson, Crowell, Ialand Turse eae ca ite eh eeinet is erat AVEN, pas cr, i rem od. 7 dare, itt, to Darrel ir h— © ropem. Baltimore. 4 ' eSNG Sa (a ad str fend Rw est it. Bi pare fF andalta, Strut Kira ry Frances, Barber 4 Behe ve: , Murphy. Cain ar i 2 gtd steamy oma prtives ci ‘Mackay, Sehr ft Westbfoat, <=" Portinad. ¢ dayn ni Guadalupe: ts Sy Ts ae ovat "tor Sehr Sisters, Spear, Rockland. a tegtite whine ai Bebe Mulart Puimore Chase, Boston, with mdse, to 8 W Arikan Pome ‘Ss wn, Bodicott H Huntley, & Rebecca, Price, and TB Jones. Stewart, bark Lady Mise, NYork ; Geo W Barter, Dock! Th ‘ome, Boston. y ico pater, Crowell, All Waterinan, Bowmen, Wew Bedford, ery. Bad! bilby Taunton. tee ‘Sue, Prenton Ed eer gigantea erates, ap aed Prices Sraamsare Cmamrtow, Capt Jones, satied yesterday for ‘Aspin ‘We are under obligations to Purser C H Denison, of the steamship Morning Ster, for aereiad, aoa ae S... Gi megs aes | 2 ir eanibs anes ae soen bee! it at Bast Boston Turner, Isley, Tralee. Fae ah * mcrae oe Fess eke Tew, res natty, yreaet Move tet cart rit log of rbark Athy | y CRY Kre.Kow en beateninge, ga0t grea No ee ck mg inci wore 4 front ihe ship Kale Prine, ‘iat | "fy B eval, Halt: mC sama a ‘nye via ta, Dut bark IV served in the | Pigsinn. and pp ok 3 ‘hat they were abe to frame the plausible Neptune, Arnold, 40; Fi Wier nes DO a her and at the same Kime (ree themselves from 1 Paya. Ra we: arate ah tia tua vane oe ar | Pndadei oh wv tavin ah Jane, Kechaim, and Raw Wooties: the men 4 ir Adams 1 UCKET, July 2-914 cue tatet , ® ceonge be one of th b rab " ; : Franca. pon ahaa Thon ond Weeds | ARAKEM, June So—Arr wr George Wash Ngioa, Wittams, teamen" who protease 19 be mate e¢ the Br ah rset | pilily EeAtr tobe teorndia, Beall, MRork., Rd FC Baxter, Re scker thus endetten tne ‘acably saree Cree | | ete iy 1Acr brig Condova, Hawes, Baltimore; Baro Rorsron of New Bedford, A% 146 io { TA NY —— Wien gon ga vc Now Kor pacsin for taooe, |” °™4J#84 beng. sigga Gio. seu Wann Deen, ieapeeae