The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1863, Page 8

8 NEWS FROM THE SOUTH. ‘Operations of the Rebels in Louisiana, Re, Re. he ‘The Richmond Enquirer of July 6 is received, but cen @aivs no important news from any point, and prevends to have no news {rom General Lee's army except ahrough Nertherp panere The Enquirer cays: — Unofiicigl inforenation by telegraph from Jackeon, Mis6.. ‘this, morning, states that Generals Magruder and Dick Taylor nad crossed the Mississippi at Kenna, tea miles above New Oricaas, and were marching 0D that city LATEST. Genera} Taylor ‘aas captured seven thousamd of the enomy voar New Orleans, «id is marching on thascrty. Possibly the Confederate flag waves over New Orleans The Richmond Dispatch of July 6 states that Jeff Davis hhas had recently aeevere attack of illness, but that ihe will in a few days enjoy bis usual health, Gen. Taylor's Operations in Louisiana, [Telegrams ¢o the Richmond Enquirer, } Narenmm, July 2, 163. Tho Lovisville Demecrat says the last official advices @tate that Generals Peylor, Morton and Green surprised ‘the federal fortifications at Brashear City on the 27th of June, and captured eight hundred prisouere, including thirty three officers: also $3,000,000 worth of commiasary $1,500,000 worth of quartermaster’s stores, $250,000 of @rdiance, and $100,000 of medical stores ; also twenty. three garrison and regimental flags, 10,000 tents, 2,000 Dorses and mules, 7,000 wegroes, 7,000 stand small arms, sixteen siege guns, aud * position’ as important as Fort Hudson or *V isksburg. aoe important movements by ‘General Taglor are progressiug. cere ate letter fin the Conner battery states that MILITARY MOVEMENTS: IN NEW YORK. Whe Reeent Call uf Governor caine ‘Thirty Thousand Militia—Meeting to Organize a Regiment in the Eighteenth Ward, &e. in accordance with the recent call of Goverser Beysxour ‘for the organization Of thirty militia regiments im this city and Brooklyn, @ mecting was held last evening at | tnereorner Of Twenty-third street and Broadway: for the purpose of organizing one of the negiments Jn | me Bighteenth ward. Mr. James M. Thompson catied the meeting to order, and nominated Mr. 7. F. | Marbury for chairman, who stated the objects-of the cali. It wag the first meeting which had been held for the pur | pose of organizinga regiment vneder the receut call ofthe Governor, and the speaker hoped that some lezitimare action would be devertmined unon for the purpose of form ing wamilitia corps in the ward, ‘Ophnotion Mr. Filiot C. Cowdin and Robert A. Dimmick were appointed secretaries of the meeting. “The call for the meeting was thea read Dy eme ofthe secretaries Several gentlemen present next spoke at length in rela~ tion to the objects of the meeting, as well as te the pre- | sent rebellion, Among shese present were several of our retanmud sol- BH the middle of the proceedings, on motion of Captain ‘Thom by, Mayer Opdyke, who was in the body of dhe hall, wad requested.to take ® seat upon the platform, which reedlution was unanimously carried. Mayor Opdyke, upon proceeding to the platform, made -some brief remarks, stating that be had bad on interview with General Miller and Adjutant General Sprague in-re- lation to the organization of the militia, In his judgment, ithe ‘best. sseps which coukd be taken in relation to forming an organization in the Kighteenth ward would be to attend. ito the appointment of a committee in order to immodiate- ly-erganizoimto the proposed regiment. Mr. W. Latm- ‘beer, Jr., thea proposed the following, which was adep- ted: Whereas, hia Excellency, the Governor of the State, he called for bpniry nization of thirty regiments of Poon col ‘nm this ony an Hrooklyn hen the jocal military forces and whereas it ls emtacatiy the duty of tue metropa- Gen. Walkerig forces, 12,000 strong, bad left Delbi, en veute (or Lake Providence, which is garrisoned by federale a negroes. {They bung two officers commanding ne- groes before leaving Delelosaing. Nothing from;Port Hudson. ' chiens in Mississippi—Ruamors from Grant’s Army. Borzen’s Durot (Via Jackson), July 4, 1863. Our cavalry were skirmishing all day yesterday near }Sdwards’ depot with Osterhaus’ troops. Our loss is two killed, und we captured sixteen prisoners. ‘The evemy are firing a national calute this morning. ‘Negroes are oanstantly returoiug to their masters from @rent’s army. They report that the Yankees expected to amake another assault to-day. ‘The evemy were jake ‘yestorday in throwing pon- -@opns over the Big Black at Baldwin'c Ferry. Great Fire in Atlanta. Mm the night of the 20th ult. a destractive fire broke out fm Norcross’ building, et the corner of it ‘Maxjetta streets, Atlanta. Ga. federacy more Ar pia jt principal sufferers, whose lsses amount to $235,000, ana adds —! Besides these, perhaps the pede sufferers, there was a large. number of other per- Seng who lost smaller sums." A Bold Adveature. A cesrespondent writes from Wilmington, N. C., to the wile Observer: — bicckade running business Mas developed a new fea- ture. A steamer has arrived bere which is reported to have sailat from New York and merely touched at Nas- gau_on her way to Wilmington, with an unbroken cargo of Yankee goods, supposed to be on Joint accouns of par- ‘thes in New York aud Wilmington. ia is a bold adven- ‘ture, but is got likely to be a successful one if the facts be Busceptibie of proof, for a military guard has been sta- Stoned on boacd to prevent the removal of vessel or cargo, NEWS FROM DIX’S DEPARTMENT. Mr. W. H. Stiner’s Despatch. Fortress Movnog, July 8, 1863. NEWS FROM THE FRONT—CELEBRATION, ‘We have nothing from the peninsula to-day, and the in- ference is that everything is quiet on the lines. The ‘Richmond papers are very much exercised about the pre- @ence of Gen. Dix's forces at the very gates of Richmond, mod moan audibly over the extensive damage caused by the Yankee’’ raiders. The main object of Gen. Dix's campaign is nota subject for public discussion; but in read: lished he has added fresh lau ted and able commander. ‘The great victory of the Army of the Potomac was ce- Jovrated by the ‘Thied Penbaylvania artillery, Col. Joseph Roberts, by a grand ball, hebd inside of tho garrison on Monday ‘night, and turned out a very brilliant affair. A Qarge number Of Indies wore present. CARUALTIEG AT HANOVER JUNCTION. ‘The following is a list of killed and wounded in General Getty’s column in the advance on Hanover Junction nn going saigaadibig s : 1863:— Bhorman, Co. a, usin Ne New York. |. M. Willis, Co. A, ‘isin New York. Wounded. @orp. John Keenan, Co. F, oe ae ‘Albert Crook, Co. E, 991 New York, foot, badly. —— Van Tassel, Co. A, 118th New York, loft arm io, CoA, 1i8is Xow York logy several 1, Co. th New Co. ‘A, 118th Now Foe Tog, slightly. * ippie, Co. A, 118th New York, , contusion. -4. L. Cunnfagham, Co. F, 118th New York, hi W. Hi. Stevenson, Co, F, 118i New York, leg, slightly. Corp. E. 0. Weleb, Co. F, 118th New York, shoulder. ‘W. Curtis, Co. F, 118th New York, leg, slightly. Becoi Haring F, 90th New York. , Co. F, 99th New York. E. Comstock, , 1188h New York. Arad B. Miekie, Co.’A, 118th New York. Oar Yorktown Correspondence. Yorarown, Va., July 4, 1863. THE NATIONAL ANIVERSARY ‘Wes appropriately celebrated here to-day by the firing of @salute of thirty-five guns, anda like number on the epposite sido of York river, at Gloucester Point, and by {Ghee firing of rockets in the evening. An order was issued early in the day by Brigadier General Rufus King, in @eemmand of the post, that the national colors should be @lepinyed from the towers of the Asylum for the In @ane at Williamsburg, anda deputation of officers and other gentlemen left Yorktown at an early hour to fulfil ‘Be orders. FLAG RAISING ON THE LUNATIC ASTLOM. ‘Upon their arrival at Fort Magruder the officer in com mand furnished them with an escort of a squadron of cavalry, and at noon precisely the cavalcade made its ap- pearance in the quaint okt town, very much to the sur- Prise of the disloyal population, and at once entered the daylem rounds, The cavalry were drawn up at the foot of the town. under command of Captain Epaules Bogar, of the Second Wisconsin light artillery, while the Provost Marshal of Yorktown and vicin! Major J. W. Chamberlain. accompanied by a num! Of gentlemen, ascended the tower, and at a sign from below Inunched the splendid banner to the breeze for the first time since the beginning of the war display Jog ite protecting folds over that beautiful’ and peaceful Rome of the uubappy lunatics of Virginia, As the flag flew out upon the wind all beads were unoowered, the sol ers presented arms, anda very eloquent and patriotic @ddress was delivered by Dr. W. Arthur Conover, Medi cal Inrector of Yorktown. which was listened to with Feat attention by all prevent, not even excepting a group of secessionists who were clustered under the ‘adjacent trees, and who were powerless to prevent the ated bunting from being raised over their towa. Dr Watson, the aimiable avd intelligent gentieman who has ebarge of tho asyiui d the company and the troops to a barrel of good and bearty good feeling and congratulations abounded on the occasion INSPECTION OF THE ASYLUM AND GROCSTS. ‘Tho company were afterwards taken through the build ngs and grounds, whien are iaid out with much taste, and and many highly interest i themselves. There are tone bund vid fellow ) years By is the most remarkable years ago upon th a twat motion. ing upon and slow! trneting Delleves will eventually astonish the ® patent for his inv tainly displays wn uocommo Deity, A sad peculiarity fs hie boliet that it only fador, and it will be done For the last five years it har Deen ‘next week, mext week it will be finished; and in making this remark tothe company he added, with a sigh, But! aman old man now, and may not live to Bee its success accomplished Poor old fellow’ who knows but that you are now as wane as the world thought Watt to be, or Fult reds of oihers whose ideas were so tar in their time This institution ts reatly a credit to thes spreious and comfortayie, cleanly ant What a of the community Tt is well conducted ry it is upon the treasouable feelings where it existe that sueh a home is of unfurtunates should be sustained and ate y the y rebel OTHER PURTIC REILDINGR. jeitod eeveral highly interesting build srest the old Court House. It is but s walle are disfigured by overy possible bea, humorous and otherwire lo old chureb and a portion of the party were escorted back to benign government against whore muthority th We sfierwards Sings awonger t shell now, and variety of Rhere also stants th Old Castie mane 1 isof she Union to maintain at high charscter for patricuc devotion to the national canseoand it is to that end desirable and proper that-the city snould be always in readiness for prompt and efficient military service; therefore, be it Resolved, That special committe of seven be appointed to select some experienced and competent military officer, to commence at ance the “organization of ener in this ward. he to have ‘power to choose others "Relred, fury uired to aid him ta the work. Resolved, ft ets ed this meeting constitute itself into @ committee of hole to aid-im procuring wn enrolment of volunteers for tn ‘the e Bightoe teenth ward regimen! ‘The following gentlemen were then craslatia as such eommittee:—Mesera. W. Laimbeer, Jr., Geo Opdyke, David D. Field, Edvard Cooper, James M. Thomson and gr Sao eeregenendy several persona ir name to t roll as members of ‘the regiment, the meoting adjourned to Thureday evening next. THE REMAINS OF COLONEL ©. K. BRYAN. Surgeon C. 8. O'Leary bas charge of the remains of Colonel M. K. Bryan, who will forward them by the next steamer. It was supposed that the body arrived on ae the steamer Cahawba on Tuesday last, but it has since been ascertained that they willbe | sent forward on board of the next steamer from New Grieans. As many friends of Colonel Bryan are anxious #¢ know when the remains will arrive in thie city, it is amnounced that E. Gorman, of the (ee Hundred aad Seventy-fifth, will inform them of the fact through the press when such the case. ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF gaat FORTE-THIRD MAS- SACHUBETTS REGIM! Over five bantael of the Forty third 3 ‘Massachusetts re- giment arrived in this city yesterday. They are nine months’ men, having served in North Carolina in the First division, under command of Colenel Almy, Acting —" General. The regiment shortly afver left for n. KINGS COUNTY VOLUNTEERS. The Aldermanic Committee on War and Military Mat- ters will hold a meeting this (Friday) evening, for the purpose of awarding a sum of money towards the equip. ment of Col. M. gles dl 's regiment, now far advanced in organization. The ranks are filling up with much rapiai- ty, and if the War Committee act promptly in a few weeks more we shall have this crack regiment, under its able commander, in the field, with our othor trosty volunteers. Court of General S$: Before City Judge MeCunn. Joxy 9.—Ellen Doran was arraigned on an indictment for grand larceny, which charged her with having stolen a gold watch and chain, valued at $50, from John Devlin, on the 3d ult. She pleaded guilty of an attempt af grand larceny and was sentenced to the City Prison for one day. Several other prisoners pleaded —. to indictments for minor offences and were remanded for sentence. TweLvs Mies or Cans AND Locomorives.—The Harris. —_ Union says: the late Lag ly times the Fenuayivaia Ka allroad Company took the precautionary pt concentrating, at.points removed from immediate auch of thelr’ rolling stock as was not absolutely bom ery carry ono limited business. had thus concentrated locomotives, passenger and freight cars upon the sidings between East Liberty and Wall Station, on the western division of the road, extending for twelve miles in length. This long train has all been distributed to dif- Py! points along line, a@ the road is considered out MARRIAGES AND DEATH Marriea. AkigY—Fazxce.—On Tuesday, June 30, at the resi- dence of Mr. Lavi ohare by the Rev. Dr. Dowling, Mr. Cuas. H. Anuey to Miss Manmaa F. Frencu, both of this ett ‘Bunwas—0'DoNNEL.—On raters vaty @, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the R. J. Maguire, Dr. Love P. Examann, of Louisville, Ky., to Miss Kate 4 ay Spmaiaaamll James 0’ Donnell, Eaq., of Brook- ia, N.Y. N Gonpow—Freoemicx.—On Tuesday, July 7, at the First pa kag by the Rev. Semuel Baker, D. Bury H. Gorvor, WN. Je, WO SARAH A. oem the late John lerick, of Brooklyn, au—McGurcos.—At Jersey City, on Monday, Jul: 6, ie Rev. R. Vankorup, Epwis A. Hovaa, of Hi ud? J., to Miss Groncuxa A. MoGaxcor, of the former Oe city papers Lowsr—Sonvitz.— Wednesday, July 8. dence of the bride's father, by the Rev. F. W. Geissen- iner, Frapanick Lower, of the city of Mexico, to Aum. nna M. Scuorz, of his by, Panx—Txorr.—1o Washington, D. C., on Thursday, June 18, Joszru Park, of Philadelphia, a to Harwerte Vicronxe, daughter of James H. Thorp, of New York city. Pepvezi—Prrny.—On Wednesday, July 8, Geo. S. Px pezzi, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, to Mary B., — of H. F. Perry, of New Durham, N.J. No cards. Boston papers please copy. Suaw—Pvcerey.—On bai ng = AE toy 8, at the resi- denee of the bride's parents, by ‘the Rev. Samuel D. Burchard, D. D., WiitiaM M. SHaw to Coxxatia, youngest daugnier ‘of Robert Pugsiey,. Ksq., all of this'city. No Scuwas—Skineer.—On Thursaay, July 2, by the Rev. J. W. Cindsay, Mr. Joun F. Scuwan to Miss Catrina SKINNER. Vas Amnuncn—Keuiy.—At New Brunswick, N. J., on Thursday, July 9, by the Rev. R. Van Amburgh, Mr. Henry H. Vax Amncnan, of Lebanon, N. J., to Miss Lizzie T., daughter of Elijah Kelly, Beq., of the former place. ‘Surm—Moors.—On Wednesday, July 8, by the Rev. Samuel Cooke, Gro, M. Sura to Cetaste ELLA Moore, all of this city. St. Louis and Chicago Papers Please copy, at the resi- ‘Died. -In Brooklyn ,E. D ,on Thursdsy »fternnoon, M. AD ANDERSON, — July 9, Newne S., only daughter of Wm. and derson, aged two months and sixteen days. The funeral will take place this (Friday) after ,from No 6 Franklin place, Powers st ATTnipor.—On Wedneeday, July 8. alter a short i\\iicas, Joux Arreipar, Faq.,at an advanced hee universally re gretted by his fellow citizens of Kievonth war, among whom he lived, enjoying ‘the h highest repatation for over thirty years. Funeral at nine o’clock on Saturday morning, from St, Bridget’s « om ila B, where a solemn requiem mass will be colebral AYHEA.—After a short iliness, MIcHARL AYRES, a native of Crany Bridge, Keldysart, County Clare, Ircland, aged about 26 years ‘The funeral will take place from his late residence, No. 127 Madison street, thie (Friday) moruing, at ‘pine o'clock. His brother Lawrence and also bis frieod reqneated to attend the funeral. His remaing will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Bartow —On the battle feld, at Lafourche Crossing, on Sunday, Jume 21, while manfully defending his coun try, Rietako H. Bator, Co. B, 176th N. ¥, 3. Vols, aged 20 years. Canvey —On Wednesday, July 8, Parrick Canvey, aged Poe ee are | NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 10, 1863. 133 West Thirty secoad street, t= the 80th year of ber age “Tier friends. and those of her soquaintances, are earnest- ly requested to attend the funeral, Mais (Friday) after- noon, at (wo vcloek, from Bellevue, Hospital, abd. from thenee to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Fisaxa.—in Williamaburg, on Poeretey Jay. oN, infant son of Capt. Thomas K. and ‘fagod 2 vears and 8 days The friends of the family are rospectfull to attend the funeral, this (Friduy) afternoon, :attwo o'clock, from 188 South Fifth street, withont further notice. Gapery.—At Hastings upon Hudson, July 8, Wma Gapsuy, formerly of Manchester, Englattl. aged $2 years. Funera) will take place this (Friday) ‘morping, at half past ten o'clock, from the house, an@ at eleven o'clock from the Raptist chureh, The@friends-of the family are respectfully invited to attend. Jones.—At Woodbury, L. J., 00 Tuesday, July’7, after a short iliness, Winam H. Jones, aged $3. years, eldest brother of the late Walter R. Jones, and father. of Oliver H. Jones, of thie city. ‘The relatives and friends of the family-are respectful t invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon a three o'clock, from St. John’s church, Col Spring Harbor, Long Island, without further invitation, morning, July 9, Euan. Fisher, Kurm.—At six o'clock on Thi 7 Chances Kixim, youngest son of Mathias and ‘Margaret Kleim, aged 9 months and 23 days. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon. at two o'clock, withont further notice, trom the-resideuoe of bis parents, 73 Leonard street. ‘Larrp.—On Thursday, July 9, after a sbort’but painful imess, Jang Lamp, relict of Robert Laird, in ‘the 55th year of ber age. The friends and relatives of the family ane pespectfally ) requested to attend the funeral.on Sunday morning, at ten o'clock, from her late residence, No. 18 Rose strect. Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment. Lure.—On Wednesday afternoon, July 8, Mrs. ARABELLA ~S. Lure, daughter orthe late James Graham. Haq. Her relatives and friends are respectfully imyited:to at ‘tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her brother-in-law, Mr. Henry ‘Liebenau, on Fifty-fret ee between Kighth avenue and Broadway. Manony.—Op Thureday 9, ge! ell short and -se- ‘vere illness, Haneurr dest daughter of cared and Catherine J. y, aed 3 years and 9 months, The rolatives and friends of the family, and those of ‘her grandparents. Thomas and Catherine White, are re- epectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) af- ternoen , at two o'clock, from the residence of ber pareats, ‘¥80 White street. —On Spt tah July 9, of consumption, Jonw ‘McCor. McCor, Jr., aged 36 ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully savited:to attend the funeral, without further invitation, from the-residence of bis father, 107 East Forty-eighth street.on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. The re- maine will'be taken to Calvi Mc®narrery.—On Thi oy sai 8 ne ®& severe ill- ness, Journ Mcnarrrry, in his age. ‘The relatives and friends of the robert are Ficibasalge invited to attend the faneral.on Saturday afternoon, one o'cleck, from his late residence, Fifty- ceventt pes benrees Broadway and Seventh avenue, without further notioe. O’Barren.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, July 8, a O’Brien, Betive of the parish of Drumlane, county Cavan Treland. The funeral will take from his late Heng) corner of Hudson and Marshall streets, Brooklyn, thi (Friday) morning, at half-past pine o’clock. The cet will be taken to St. Ann’s churoh, corner of Front and Gold streets. where a solemn requiem mass will be cele- brated for the re) of his soul. Provss.—On Thursday morning, July 9, at ten o'clock, at her late residence, No. 60 Henry street, arm 0. Nora Provse, wire of John Prouse. ‘The relatives and friends of the members of the United Brothers, No.1, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from her late residence, Rew1y.—On Thursday, July 9, Mrs. Ann Remy, wife of Thomas Reilly. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 770 Third avenuo, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock, Her re- mains will be taken to Catv: interment. Rrry.—On Toursday, July 9, Jouw Rixy, in the 2st year of his age ‘The (rfends of the family are respectfully invited to tend the funeral, on Saturday afternoon, at two o’clock, ‘rom his late residence, No. 94 West Twenty-fourth street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues. Rowan.—On Wednesday, July 8, Jou, the beloved child of Michael and Margaret Rowan, aged 8 years, 4 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and ‘friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral. this (Fi Friaay) afternoon, at one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Laurel Hull, near Calvary Cemetery. ‘SIMONBON. mini Mouday, June 29, drowned off the Py peller egy tant while on ber way to Elizabeth) J., Joux J, Stuowson, the only son of Paul M. Simonson. ‘We know not how much we have loved, ‘Till those that we loved hath nee ‘The strength of affection is proved By the joyless and desolate hearted. Our pleasures are born but to die, ‘They are linked to our but to sever; And like stars shooting a dark sky, Seemyloveliest when parting f forever. Sroxaox —On Wednesday, July 8, Witiiax, C. Srwox, 80x , son of Daniel P. and Eliza Simonson, aged 27 years, 7 months and 1 day. ‘The reletives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to- attend the fineral, from bis late residence, No. 23 Marion street, on Suanaay afternoon, at one o'clock. Tcanvaz.—On Thursday morning, July 9, anil a long and painful illness, Racue, wife of — im ly are ¢reapecifuly invited to attend the funeral, this (Priday) aflerooon at three o'clock, from her late residence, No. 57 West Twen ty-sixth street, without further invitation. Woov.—On Thursday morning, July 9, Furxw Woon, wife of the late John Wood, of hiitioothe, Obio, in the 61st year of her age. The friends of the tacaty are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from the residence of ber son-in-law, ¥raok Work, No. 46 West Twenty-first street, on Satur- day morning, at balf-past ten o'clock, without ‘further no- tice. Chillicotbe and Cineinnat! papers please copy. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. TRURSDAY, Taly 9—6 P.M. Money is about as it was yesterday, in good supply at6 a 7 per cent. Some lenders report that they have applications for all they have got at 7, while some brokers report that they have more money offered them at 6 than they-can use. Mercantile paper of the highest grade sells at 5% percent. Debt certificates are very firm at the late advance. Gold was rather better to-day, as was natoral after the recent heavy decline. It sold at 131% i the morning, remained pretty nearly at that figure till the afternoon, sold at the second board at 131%, and closed at five P. M.at about 1315;. Exchange was rather firmer; there was a pretty fair inquiry at 144% a 145, which was barely equal to the price of apecie. Many importers, deeming ‘the future uncertain, are taking advantage of the decline to liquidate a portion of their liabilities to their European correspondents. The stock market was generally better this morning, though without much activity. People seem to be realizing that Union victories :r+ not calculated to diminish the value of productive Northern railway stocks. Erie rose 144, Central 1, Erie preferred %, Harlem 3, Reading 2, South- ern old 2, Mlinois Central 134, Pittsburg 124, Rock Island %4, Prairie du Chien 3. Hudson River rose to 180 for cash, and at the same time sold at 150, seller two weeks. A good deal has been said abont the “morality” of the recent corner in this stock. It used, in 1857, to be called “‘immoral’’ to sell stock which the seller hadn't got, and in those days we think it would have been deemed not only immoral but extremely stupid to sell that which the seller not only hadn't got, but couldn't get. Pacific Mail rose 5 per cent, and rumors are afloat of new movements in the stock. State stocks were lower this morning: governments steady without activity. After the board the mar- ket was steady, and continued so at the one P. M. 23 years and § monthe, The friends of the attend the funeral, o'clock, street mil¥ are respectfully invited to this (Friday) afternoon, att from the residence of his father, 408 Water In Parison Friday, April 17, Frascus B ek, In the 46th year of his age Tho revo rived in the steamer New Yosk, The riends of the family, also the members of F. and AM, are invited to at i) ut farther notice, from his late re. West Hoboken, N.J., this (Friday) efternoon at weive o'clock. Carriages will be in readiness lows’ Hall, Hoboken, at twelve o’eloek. Ihe members of Hoboken Lodge No Are requested to meet at their lodge room: morning, at haif-past eleven o'clock. By order of F. BOOTES, WM. ifter a short ilmess, Deaano.—On Tuesday, July 7 Joux Devaano, in the STth yor Hits remains will be taken The family and fr Fort Magruder, where the cavalry left them, and reached Dore the same evening, bighiy delighted with their visit, Bnd Het the iene £0 at ley ie asxisted in placing the old Gag Where it elimi Jong ae floated Conusox on THe RARtAs ay moan.—Soon after the Deaware Bay Rar QUarler-paet four train for Long Branch left Port Moumouth on tuesday afternoon sion occurred botween it and a reat Poitadelpbie. Two cars were compra’ trata from Portanately no one wae injured, owing to th pretence of mind of Mr. Timothy Crimmins, Master on the train, who, at the Fisk of his life, got on the engine, and mtopjed { Atter the engineer had jumnved off. “At pre . 75 was made up for the brave feilow wd itis tobe ped that the ratiroad company will Gotiee him mubstantial mat Mr. Snel C. Hasty conductor, deverves credit for fix energeti# action ip clearing ‘Wreck and promptly forwarding Dis passengers. <0 ap the vices. at the Kp church, Flushing , this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Doouno.—!n Brooklyn, July 8, al short illness, Maraanet Donne, wite of Michael Dooling and daughter of James and Mary Sogrif, aged 21 years and 14 days May ber goul rent iu peace.—-Amer The rolatives and friends of the tamily attend the funeral on Wednesday, requested to this (Friday) afternoon, a: two o clock, No. 84 Carroll street, Brooklyn. on Thursday, Jily 9, Metisse, #00. orgo H. and Melissa kineas, agod 2 ond daughter of months and 15 dave The friends of the family are respectfully invited. to at tend the fuperai this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'chek, from the residence of her parents, No. 185 Adelphia street, Brooklyn. Pe in Ttturedhy, July 9, after short but ve. vere Wines Juss, the beloved wile of Poter Parrot, of call of the public board, Frie and Hud- | son being quite strong. In the afternoon the whole market was strong. Erie rose 4% per cent, Harlem 1, Southern old lilinois 4, Pittsburg 1%, &c, Hudson River sold at 175 cash and 171 seller three days. As much as 2 per cent was paid to-day for the use of the stock for oneday. At the close everything was quite strong, and there was a pretty general desire to buy «tocke, eapect- ally the New York shares. For the midsammer dividend on old Erie 3% per cent was paid to-day. We hear that an expla of the new move- ment in Harlem may be expected early next week. At the four P.M. call the market was firm, and closed with a decidedly rising ten The fol- lowing were the closing quotations of the da Lreg.104 910436 Harlem 102% a 108 105 9108), Harlem pret... 98 a 98 Tr notes 106 {Reading 1044 0 104% a7 Mich Central. 108% a 108 Debt cer Mich Southern 793 a 70% | American gold!3 Mich gnar....114% a 115 M IN) Central... 10644 9 107 Clay RTS. 86% & 86 Rruuewiek 100 Galena Oy a ORK Pacite Mail Rock Ishin | 943, a = N Y Central Fort Wayne |. anata AT Erie Pru Chien 6m 66% Erie pectorted. 102 THaute pref 7 8 72 Hudeon River.172 & — (BCRNW... o8ign 20 and the two lines ane now actively competing with each other for business atwar rates, greatly to the advantage of the farmers-of that region. Thus far the old La Crosse hae'had the best:ofi@he contest. Ite earnings for the peast-six months show an in- crease of $117,000 over Jast year, while those of the Prairie du Chien show a-Hecrease of some $60,000. Tt seems likely that the ‘St. Paul'line will continue to gain upon its opponent. Tke-attempt which was lately made by the Brairie duChien to secure an extension of ita line through Northern Jowa into Minnesota has failed:and'been abandoned for the present, while, om the-other hand, the St. Pan! road is building a line ‘from St. 'Peul to Owatonia, where it will connect with the ‘line now in course of construction from that point to Winona, and will drain, for the exclusive benefit of the St. Paul road, a region which last year furnished one- fourth of all the wheat that was received at Mil- wankee. Meanwhile the St. Paul line controls all, or nearly all, the boats on ithe upper Missis- sippi; so that altogether the prospect of traffic this summer on the Prairie da Chien line, especial- ly as there is no bocal crep on the road, isnot very encouraging, and helders of the preferred stock are feeling nervous about their dividends. The business of the Sub-Treasuny wases follows to-day: We learn that a new issue of legal tender notes, one or two years to run, and bearing interest, may be expected about Ist of August. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $60,211,015 04, and the balances $2,229,896 54. The statements of the banks of the three princi- pal cities of the Union for the last week compare «with the previous one and the corresponding time The consolidation, which wasso nearly perfected | a few days since, between the Milwaukee and | Prairie da Chien and the Milwaukee and St. Pant | (the old La Crosee) railroads, bas fallow throug, of 1962 as follows:— Yew Ele ae rE ‘Pee ie ge Se aay Bete ae Phe statement of the Boston banks for the last week compares with the previous week and for the corresponding week of 1862 as follows:— June 29,1868. July 6, 1868. 11 Loses... Statiooe “astbeb one ia 3 Deposit atartoos 316001908 26908, 008 Circulation... 7,040,624 7,478,800 6,043,827 The Niagara Fire Insurance Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on demand; the Relief Fire Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, free of tax, payable on demand; the tna Fire In- surance Company, New York, a semi-annual in- terest dividend of three and one-half per cent, payable on demand; the Continental Insurance Company, a dividend of seven per cent on the capi- tal stock, payable on the 13th inst; also a divi- dend of fifty per cent on the earned premiums, for which certificates will be issued on the 10th of September when interest at the rate of six per cent will be’paid on the ontstanding scrip. The following is the July statement of the Park Bank:— Capital stock. ite... Deposi Invidends unpaid. Dividends of this date Circulation outstanding. 202,083 Profit and loss........ 150,474 DOM Sos ovcriecicesvenedsccce gers cove soos SS ASS/781 Assets. Le re apa OOP ersccees peas’ «$8,841,277 N.Y. Btate stocks. 200,000 pin ., een be yoni aa gis jos. § and 5 Beek- Yaa tenber 0 notes and checks for exchange Specie. . scntihinutl =e 8S-e9 ‘alia SECOND $2000 56's, 'S1,cou 1064 15000 US6's,lyc.new 99 300 101 5000 Missouri 70% 1600 00's 15000 do. 10 25000 American 1M 100 Mich Centrai RR 1085; +4 Cleve A Pitts RK. ‘“ SRR 92K 300 lo RR 108 100 100 Chic & Rk tat RR 24% 100 100 Mil&PrdaCRR. b30 100 100 do. boy 40 460 40 . 86 200 100 Pitts, FWRCHRR 66% 200 he Pablic Board. ‘ONE O'CLOCK P.M. $10000 American gom 181%, 700 she Reading RR. 105 100 she rans 1L.00.b3_ 6% 600 M50 & N Ja RR 60 Pacific MS8Co.. 385 400 i 560 NY Cen RR...b8 118%; 00 200 300 400 300 11 Cen Ri. 100 rey ‘. 100 Mil Pr duchRR 64 800 Clev & Pitta RR. 476 ; “43, 200 c 843, | 100 Erie preferred.s3 102%, 200 "ad Bay | 100 Hudson Riv RR.. 1734, 100 Pitt FAW& CHR 67 | 1004, 100 Chi RR 2); 100, 60 = do hs} 190 ¢ ev & Tol Rik 10 | WwI\ CDI & Ri is i 4 | 400 Reading tit. ™ * Harlem RR so $10000 Am gold...83 1314 500 102 | 10000 7 1-107 notes 106% 1200 my RR, bY 104 : TO4 200 . 10435 bon N'Y Central RR, 118%, 900 Mic S &N MdRR | | G00 Erie RR tou “10 } 200 40....,.bi0 B63 300 3 | 00 rn | 400 ao 20 do } 2100 Harlem RR j 200 do. 400 do 500 do... TwoRsDAY, July 06 P. 4, Aries.—Sales were quite limited at So for pote and OMe, for pears, Raearerosyt.—Flour was irregular ip price, and more | aetive The day's enles reached 14,800 DBbis, State | po ' CITY COMMEKCIAL REPORT | | to a 440 —Whoat was brieker, but ansettled. ‘The day's business comprised 177,000 bushels at $1 56 for prime white and $1 33 a $143 for red and amber Western wintor, $122 a $135 for Milwaukee club and amber spring, $1123; $1 25 for Chicago spring, and $1 42 for amber State. Corn was decidedly moreactive, with sales of 290,000 burnels, ieanding mixed Western, at 661<¢. a 673¢c. for sound, 653c. @ 60c, for unsound, and 60c. & 70c. for yellow Western, Oats were — at T0c,a77c. Rye continued quiet and nominal. Barley and barley malt were un- COrFRE was quite beavy, with sales reported of only 120 bags Maracaibo and 500 bags Rio on private terms. We continue to Peon Rio, prime. 31c.; good, 30c. a 3034c. ; fair, 29¢. a 203¢c.: ordinary, 28c. a 2834¢.; fair to good cargoes. 28 140. a 293e.; Java, mats and bags, 36c. agin ie Sle. a $c.; Laguayra, Sic. a 38c.; St. Do- . 28. sar er une cottes ‘up 57c. @ 58c. for middlings, with FrrGets.—There was more doing in this line. To Liver- pool there were shipped 140.000 ‘bushels grain, at 644. @ ‘ 14gd., amd by steamer 500 We ‘Dutter at 402, jon, 00 bbis. flour, at 28. 2, aa. and 50 tone beavy two cargeos of grain, for orders, "To Rotterdam, 1,000 bbls. flour, m to Ant werp 500 bbis. do. at 3s. grain at 8d, To Amsterdam, 500 ‘Hay was in fair demand, ‘at 760. Hore ruled very quict at 160. a Zlc. mostiy at auction, at ZIG: dae), sea aaah Ic. a 44. SRerear RS mor coe ot toe, wm —} was active and oe fee Vamenta sod facare Sameer. ‘a0 mrgil Tbe $12 81 for old, $13 75 a 94 for and $10 50 a $11 50 tor prime. Boot raled dull, witb anles of 250 dbis. at $9 50 a 2 for prime, and $12 50 a $14 for extra mess. ges heavy, Ts Ne @10c., with salee 500 Of cut meat “4346. & be. for shoulders, and 8e. = aon Sula, at Go. a Tie. nen come in vy + odpm with small sales at To Hamburg, 7,000 bushels 500 bbis. — at Be. 446d. 90c. for North river New Orleans sold, 8140. a 8%. for Rast in i. GARS were and . with oft ore be at rag, ikl 0. a 12340. for N iow Orleans, ane doer Nicer aie were 56,000 spits Gian Sood MEKRY.—Sales of 650 bbls. were reported at 46Xc. a SHIPPING NEWS. Mevements ef Ocean Steamers. New w York : New York .. Liverpool Liverpool “$m Port of New Terms July 9, 1863. a LEARED. ‘Sbip Memnon. Freeman, ee & Carman, ip Quickstep (Br). Giles. Liverpool—Murdoch & Smythe. hip Meridian. bert. Londomer Dunham, weet Marco Pos Whitman, 8t John. NB—J Stuart. Polo (Bremen), Gerdes, London=Garrels & mt, Minerva (Prus), Holzerland, Queenstown--Funch, Bark Baron W Seyfeldt (Meck), Kreuzien, Marsellies— srr iGuamnclses, (Br), Poter, Port au Prince—H Becker Brie LM Stromt, Willams, Minatitian-—B F Small & Co. Schr E Morrison, MoCarthy, Ponee—D Trowbrid, mgsahie ‘Carbald!” (Hr), Peauingion, Gonaivese Biller & ‘Annie Laurie (Br), Slocomb, St Martins—D R Dewolt. Behr favo (Br. McDonald, Chariotigtown—CH Trumball. Sehr P Blake (Br), Crane, Halter J & CA Dewolt, John, NB—D & Dewol Scoonas. # Joke. NB—T t Nevius a. Schr Lewisville (Br), Taylor, St John, NB—P I Nevins & Schr Wm Hunter, Bidridae, New Orleane—Murray & Xo- FB Cook. Jones, Accomac—F J Campbell Sehr MA Evans, Walton. Chincotearue—, Behr F Merwin, Dil Fortress Monroe Van Brust & laght, Schr JM Dennis, Abrams, Washington—Bentiey, Sinith & ‘fiche Beart. Lank, Baltimore--Van, Brunt & Slaght, Bohr SM Atkins, Atking. Milton Bivrabeihpor Behe Watangn, Poole, lzabethport Schr Gassabeas. Carle, : Schr ie, Frencl —W Ss Sloop ern kin, TcChiatock. ‘allenic. Mow W MeKee. Sloop Hamming Bird, Coe, New Haven. ARRIVED VU 8 steamer Star of the South. Woodhull, from a cruise. ¥ i eamer | nate Gregory. = a cruise. steamor 8h! oe a Haze (of Mystic), Holme ‘Charmala, WC of Mexico, M 21, with cotton de, to weather the entire ee. Clenalized vark Fes ‘ichelee. from Liverpool 37. saw ship B F Hoxie, Crary, {01 Ietara Non 6 ‘41, saw a steamer steer! ‘Sth inst, lat LA lon 73 19, spoke bn for Ewen, au Prince. Sree : rently ‘Ship Amaretie. Biguffer. Liverpool 480 passengers, io Zerega & Co. Jtine 1 Sw thin: Hinpire, hence for Laverpool: 224. 1 fe ahip Nf ‘ ‘ence for Liverpool; gtk eptine, Wb mier, ship Horvest Queen hence for Charles inst, Montauk rX Ship Wisconsin sof Liverpool). Enis, Liverpool. 39 days, with mdee and $45 passengers, to Williams & Guion. Bhip J P Wheeler, Gadd. Cardiff. 40 days, with railroad fron, to order, Ist ‘inst. lat 41 26, lon 68 18, spoke ship Nep- tune, hence for ui Bhip Humboldt ( ), Boysen, Curbaven, June 2, with Mea pussencers, to RM Sloman & Edge pateed aos crossed the Banks 21at. for Phi Ship Portamouth (of Portsmouth, NH), Tarlton, Leghorn, PAS TAS Otbraltar Zist, with marble, rags, Ae, to Fab: ‘ark Nord Ameriks (Brem), Priedrichs, Bremen. # di with manevand 20% passengers. 0 H Koop & Co 41 48, Jon €2, wae bosrded from US bark Ethan Allen rite. Bark British Monarch (of Scarboro), Slater, Lisbon, 35 daze. in ballast, to F & Kenw Voyi ‘of Boston), Knowles. Pi 64 dave, feet Gibraltar May 21, with fruit, Ae. 40 Bacon. & Ruseall Way 27, iat $6, ton 28 saw Breinen ship’ Mameluke, bount 8: ly 4. lat 38 lon 69 40), spoke Br brig iy Dal Barbrdos: Jute 6. lat $8. 1on 71 18, spoke ship CC Duncaa, from Boston for New Or'rans. Rark Angela Carolina (Tialian). Colo puesed Gibraltar June 4, with frult, helps € Co. Bark Sarah L Bryant (of Gloncester), Lane, Smvrna, April 26, passed Gibraltar May 30, with regs. to order June 20, lat 40 35, lon 42 20. passer sen! bottom up, apparent for» lon a Gk 40. was Dourded from lon 66 20, was spoken by columns.) ) Potier New Orleans, June Yune 29. during a fog. went Samies N of Abeer ident, inst. with, but litde damage. by the od towed into port by the steawtag 7 Br. of Whitstable, E), Riches, Neweastle. 5 May 26, iat 4231, lon 21 London for Mauritine, ideas to Dovale & Go. Brig Fortuna (Dan), Breckwoldt, Once Puna the with hides, to Dovale & Cr, Be lard, Eleuthera, 10 days, "Curry, Windsor, NS, 18 days, with Newberm, 7 dave. nian, Viretnia, ‘an Name Virginia. i ot Br) or the plaster, ¢ Senr'R Bohr Mary B len, € ne & Corns Sth—Ships Ri Avstin, An E Thon Drive Lady Head Miscellaneous, Srrawame Crty or Battionr, Capt Mirehoure, of the tn man ne, sails tomorrow, 1th just, for Queenstown and im ng ¢ iba steven” x jun fe ward of the paddie boxes, and Hamnediniely nea to Aitempling to run her on shore, it fre, abd the Ape #prent #0 rapidly sud has since becoig @ lola! Wreck; weiss and crew saves. ® ‘Buquang (s) goee no to jury yotes Brick trams’ Baltimore (20 i tacking uP the i re is | Weser, missed stays and went ashore on the Rothen Sand. Supp Living Acx. ab. ako. suded wile going yy rot oe ey ing ed oe to have sustines Boor Ri ington, of Frovidena. for Row York, went ashore auring's fog enh 7th inst on Bartlett's Reef, near Sioningten, Ot, and would robably be got of at next high water, SreamtuG AMERICA, pew pt Te n inches teenaa ernment for ri 1 sabato New Orleans wo 2, hence for Loo. don (general oa hers way down the river, ba floated short ortly a ‘erwards, and has pr’ Good Lyi Paick. Benes for wegen | S ‘ viguperah coral reef at Port~ Louis, and is i ad newly metailing. SURY DEPARTMENT, Curse Lacan Lientn 7 + “ASHINGTON, ne Zh SPs, iott Lghibouse at Cape Henry, Southern b.cePe. edt: Montes Soar tures fata Seer tite every ‘might t thereafter from sunset to sunrise. . . The illuminating apparatus consists of a 20 order Fresve) Jens, showing # Fired White u feet above sea level, and the light wader: ardinury maton ob the atm ere al seen from the deck of & vessel & ie es er ‘h the exhfbition of pis rh imultaneous wit ex! lon of this ti veanel heretofore sationed off the Tail of tae Hofsechor fot hich waa desigaed ass, substitute for ‘she ‘Cape Henry Lighthoure, Will'be discontinued and rein ove By order. B SHUBRICK, Chairman. woe ob ep eat Kim the captain's memoranda of tie A ip es Os hal Francisco Ji June Id trom ‘On me srovnee “from Hong Kong to San Frarcirgo, at 9 AM May 6, tbsi. T passed over & abonl in about § fathoron water, vale thon beara WEW 7'inilen from rorks Iaid down in the of Morin Pncitic Ocean.” marked with Interrogation. point (aubtfa) in ‘iat NOR, E} Jom 139 35 B. ith these islets T Thad wove rat rations; a! ht of Pat ee within 2 miles of them, with igtiien Hpi Imade them in lat 32 52 N, down on arts. The pone wie feet hi ee dl the et ‘igh, and the NE, bod as it ioe dif. ‘a boat anti Matian jeomem. Bhip Destem Bay of Inlands 4; a TaVing talon 300 ap since leaving ine inland fe Dest Spoken, dc. 1, Ragen America. Jones, hence for Ban Prancleen June Revi (American), from Oalcutta for Halifax, May jet Greely. a halet Greely. Cutter, from Liverpool for Bombay, eee MeNear, from Callao for Valencia, June 8, weeks John n Brrant, Gardner, frem Cardiff for Montevideo, Mahis ee EG Beraaton, hence for Liverpool, June-17, lat 48 10, " Bhi 2, ant Fereign Ports. ork | veecbia June 2%—Sid C H Jordan, Plummer, Civita ‘ecc! ARDROSSAN, Jnne 25—Sid cies d tty Boston. Axcoa Bar. May 18—In port bin oy Res T zXsae. Tago for Boston; schr eddie. Reed, for Pleven. beg Mav 2—Passsd by, Parliament. McCaslin, NYork for Shanghae; tb, Humphrey Nelson, Cheilow, Cardiff for an; Bneweanarex, June 28—Arr Laura, Wilmsem NYork. Sid 22d. Charlotte, Gatjen, NYoul IBrciser, Sune 211, Tndusirie, Bischof. trom NY ork. BouwERsiavex, June 2—Arr Amalia, Silberschmidt, N York (and shl for Helvoet). BANGKOK, April I8—Arr Hiawatha, Ryder, Hong Kong. Bid 224. Competitor, Leckie, Hong Kong. Canpire. June 26—Arr Sophie Theodorine. NYork. Ba 24th. Devity, Schutte, Bork: 25th, Amands Caniz, June 19—, Hrecea Goddard, "Polleye, NYork: 224. D Bank, Ligne) Juve "ia Martha's Vinevard, Luce, NYork, 26— Arr Hammonia (s), Schwensen, NYork, Gaxcurra, May 22—Arr Rilen Stuart. Lions, Live 284, Union. Norton, Roston. Bid Tithe Clases, Bin Hide Hong Kong; Dirigo, Buckminster, do: 1tth, Continen johnson, Crnacoa, June 20—In geht Anne, for NYork 8 daye. ot ‘Tune aw £ it ‘Lord, London ae for N ‘Ot South Forennd, 25th, Bremen bark Ernestine, from NYork for Bremen weg yeyrurmmma, June 28—In port sch HR Barnes, for New ‘ork Fainoorn, %—Arr Western Continent, Lnll, Foocnov, April 22—Sid H. Cartwri ork. Goanairiat Bune ida por hark 8H Walton (Br), Elilott, for New York drat fair wind; brig Belle be, from Leghorn, on 18th, for Bostoa dodo. W! reat 19th. "¢ May 21—Arr Quickstep, Dudley, Melbourne (and a ‘ June Starne, Sane Beeld Marie Fellctte, Rabardy, HOreane, Hatvor? June 23—Arr Dianstag. ag ena | eg Hausvno, June 23—Arr Conference. Lon. Fort, Sameel Ps Piles. Randa hamghae: Thure ‘nd aid Sth for Maniiays 6th, Bhi ‘4, Dunham, Ban id May let, Sou su. Peerieen, Robern Since fare] 84, Gonteet, Windsor, Bangkok; Ri: White, 28—Arr_brige Peerless, Griffiths, and Cy- een, MaCilloch, Yor sik UB gunboat Houqess Devant, ee vetoes Msreh Cid 24th. 1, Long, NYork; 26th, laseyu, Mifork: Emilia, 3 ‘do: }. Boston: 26th, caroo (#). gore ve ou} inburgh os Are Cereal Phila levee i i Dead ai otora: Hino, \Carail’ and dor 3ith, Rhine, Moore; Hudson, Pratt, and Cart, Ob “Seege ‘June 22-814 Lueretia, Browa, and Aquila, S-Art Peter et aia ‘April Pic ‘Aiczand sc Nar helt dot athe do aha cr a Ruy, June 25 rr Guiding Sian 1 iad and Palme- tret, Olaveson, C Ses LyTy re Porto at ie 20 io nag tet Nrert; ger, Fa rariey, from ich, NYork. Py Sing Sarr Rainbow ki iad: Martha Howes, Humphrey. sid Ia for Gotna) 13th. Borneo, Hurd, Bats cr thse ‘rooker Timer os aw ‘Rare, thermane Works 1608 bead i NYork. se TDon, Cleveland, NYork: 5 o oril 2i—, KF airy, A : Bene! rid Oy Cuvz, Teneriffe, June rg tea Faval. St Kitts, June 18—No Am vessel in Sr Marine, . June? 330 am res ‘Am vessel in Pert a Bay, Mi In Urania. r, for Ab oS ey rs M Bourne, Rid gti eRe ete yoy arene oa Surinam Baltimore: sehr ae Caroline, Tornado (and RALTIWOKE, tuly oeArr sehtad Morton, Hut Wicomico for NYorx, ton; DC Foster, Townsend, 10g cid justay, of for Bremen: sebra Julia Mart! fad Bos! via Bush River; A Van Cleal, Le mon. . BANGOR. July 6—Arr brig Urania, Coombs, NYork. Che Executive, Gorham, Canary Islands and m&t, wri 1, July Sart schr Allee Ann Bandell, Golting NYor! bicirrox. ie 8—Sld schrs 8 Milla, Dayton, and Jobn b ork Ry Jily4—Arr schre Astoria, Smith, Phils mig A Powers, Robinson, Bulsabethpo for x Newbury Co: . Ror PAN Ti CKET, Ju dout, Bid sched B Ali ph eect Sui TmAir echre A Powers, and Kot werk; ali Mg "Tent ion for NYork Sid ochre Amelia. B Beebe, Fi ia; Fountain, M Chase , Choe ° Sih--Arr. schrs Montere rey Bigier. Phitede! ally Whee Snow, New by og for " ENRW HAVEN. ‘July SArrschr W Bement, Parker, Baltt PeHiLA DRE. ef 3— Art schrs M Hopewel Ormister, St Pr Tribot, Amsbury, Rocky srt: Redon Wall, and Pancanae'. fe awards, Parker. New Bedford; H Daly, Raw U 8 transport steamer Louine Found to Now Orleans Ag at the Bronkwater, baving tin’ torepair # p has Starrett, for Guracos. d ser Thomas Page, for W a ington, are ise winder the The Ue s1e0p-of wa Moore, water. jes at ancbor oe tne harbor, ihe wreck of the ‘eee ‘sath fl 1 li 4 Wind PORTS MO WO UTH, su 6=81d sehr Rockingham, Talpey, Philade <N tt) ENCE, July S-Arr steamer ak f meres, winovlE one inmpten be . smnrter, NY: lo" Davie: Martha dane: Worven; Watbt saphena Nore Freakin, Low, Ao phie. Below, « fark. Arr bark Sebra Oro¢ Liefenelds porto TENDER LLBVIATOR " An aren porimiame —G0 TO THOMAS RB. et, euruer of Murrag. wpwaras. a prsotes. BELTS AND ARNLETS “Rey You, February. 10, 19g meses, METTAM 4 CO —Genuemiem: (iharh eter from rheamatinn, an! experten Shier ‘weartng » wr ktt at i evrermimen them ae + Hs , Ariniets 81 50 ened. ae short fine, it wi