The New York Herald Newspaper, August 5, 1863, Page 2

2 ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE. Arrival of the City of Sianchester. ‘The British steamship City of Manchester, Captain Halorow, arrived at this port yesterday morning from Liverpoo! aad Queenstown, She left the latter port ata quarter past four o’clook im the afternoon of the 23d ult. Gaemerais Meade Quexerown, July 23, 1863. ‘Tho London Times ot July 23 contends thai Lee hay suf- fered no decisive repaise, and. supporta ‘ite views as (ol. Jows:—Gonoral forces marche! from the scene of aitle by arvad tthe left of the federal position, and the day after the éngagement they wi unmolested at Kmmetisburg, a place 80 far on this road that they must have been almost in the rear of the federal army. Thence he has been for ten days moving ail bis trains, bis wound- od. his supplies, and no doubt au immense mass of booty, Guietty towards the Potomac: and all accounts seem to agree that he has guceeeded in passing them over to Vir- ginia unmolested. It way be intended that army, would follow; but bis movements show no gign of The on fusion inseparable from a retreat in the face of a victo- rious army. Ais troos are described as preparing ior Another pattlo somewhere bear the old ground of lest year’s struggle with McClellan; and we are uiformed that hone of thom have yet crossed the river. On the con. trary, it is said ho has received heavy reinforcements from General Beauregard’s army. Lee’s position is such that bis retreat’ to Virginia in case of ne coasity i& seonre, unless the federals can detach @ suiticient force to operate on bis communications south of the Potomac. His rear communications, ata short distance from the river, are at Williamsport, the poo @t which he crossed, and where hig wounded snd wen Dave deen passing over aR, last few days. bautle which ap| impending General fete is attacking a position which a larger army than hia own has gelected at its own pleasure, ‘and the result of the struggle must be extremely critical, It may end, like many others, in & drawn battie, but defeat to either army ‘would be dangerous, if not ruinous. As to the question of peace, the Times remarks that If the North can only obtain recruits at the cannon’s mouth it ts time indeed to dis.uss peace in the Cabinet. © The 7imes says the surrender of Viekshurg is not yet jertain, ‘The London Herald says Vicksburg has really fallen, after a resistance which will immortalize the gallant tittle city im history, Irish Emigration to the United States, {From an English Parliamentary document ‘The total emigration of natives of Ireland within the first six months of 1863-—that 18, up to 30th of June—was greater by neurly one-half than’ the total emigration for the entire year 1861, and by a third thin the entire year 1862. There have left Ireland tbis yeur aiready 68.136 persons, whereas in 1862 only 49,680 left up to the last day of Decembor; in 1861, 36,222, and in 1860, 60,855. ‘Tho destination of ‘the emigrant Insh fr 1863 is set down as the United States in by fur the greater proprrtion. 66,564 individuals have left for that country, and the rest principally for Australia, Tho emigration of Irish for the United States Inst year being only 33,521 in all, and for 1851, 28,209, the latter ugure may be taken as the normal emigration, no exceptional demand for ‘laborera’’ in the pele ‘States being in operation in 1861. It would there- fore appear that ince January Jast pitives of Ireland have been leaving for the States at the raté of nearly ten thou- sand ® month, with what views the public are not in- formed by this purely statistical paper. Telegraphic Communication Between we United States and Ircland. {From the Cork Daly Roporter, July 23.] The Grand Jury yosterday passed a very important resolution, agreeing to a proposal from the far famed Mr. Reuter to orect and maintain a line of telegraphic com. munication from Cork to Crookhaven and Cape Clear, in order te meet the steamers and obtain tho American mails some hours earlier than at present, “FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, Tvuxspay, August 4—6 P. M. The money market is very easy and comfortable. The banks are loo€ing for borrowers at 6.6 per cent on call, aud some of the private bankers had monoy over to-day which they conld not place at 5 per cent. Much of the increased ease in money arises from the increased confidence which is everywhere felt in railway property. People who would not lend on such stocks as Erie or Pittsburg a year ago are now only too glad to advance moncy on these properties at 5 per cent, witha 10 or 15 per cout margin. Debt certificates are steady. Gold was as high this morning as 1289, against 128 last evening; in the afternoon it was lower, and closed at five P. M. at about 12784. Bankers’ bills were done this morning a®high as 142; later in the day, however, there was a considerable concession from this figure. Advices drom the Southwest enconrage hopes of an increased sup- ply of cotton, and the prospect of the fall of Charleston, on the other hand, oporates to check speculation in gold or purchases of biils for re- mittance. When Charleston fails everybody feels satisfied that gold will sell ‘below 140. This morning, before the board, the stock market underwent asinali panic, It began by simultaneous forced sales of some small lots of leading stocks, which were sold seemingly to realize profite; and a few bear operators, who have bled freely of late, perceiving the effect of the siles, attacked the market with vigor and effect. Thus Erie, of which the last official quotation last evening was 107%, was forced down to about 105; Erie pre- ferred to 10434, New York Central to 129, Harlem 123, Aq =When the board met the market was still under the influence of these causes, and pi though higher than those which had pr ruled, were still below those of last evening. Thus Eric was 1 per cent down, Central 2, Erie preferred 14, Harlem 2%, Reading 134, Sonthern old &%, illinois ¥Y%, Rock Island 1, Galena 1%. ‘This only lasted, however, till towards the adjourn- ment of the first board. As soon as people out- side heard of tle decline orders poured into the board, and prices rose more rapidly than they had fallen. From being weak the market became very strong indeed, aud remained so throughout the day. Erie was 10 bid before members left the ard room, New York Central 131, old Southern 9134, and so on. At the one P. M. call, and again at the afternoon board, the same features were exhibited. Dvery ono was a buyer, and prices rose, not spasmodically, but steadily, with a firm, even ovement. Har- lem, which had been done at by the bears early in the day, rose to 135; Ceutral to 132, Erie 1074, {liinois 119, Southern old 92%, &c. The course of the market to-day must have satisfied the most incredulous observer of its irresistible tendency, and if the Wall street jobbers undertake to array themselves in opposition to it the result will simply be that they will be broken. The public are en- listed in the business of stock gambling. Merchan- dise is so dull that merchants have abandoned their proper avocation to deal in stocks; and all experience shows that when this is the case the popular tenleney will ran its course. Govern- ments were firm to-day, with a fair demand for abroad. Missonris advanced % per cent. The “ cook and ball’ stories about an issne of rebel sorip, which Govggnor Gambie was said to be in favor of paying, do not seem to have much aTocted the price. Ohio and Mississippi certificates rose 2 per ceat, with an improved demand. At the four P, M. call there was a fractional reaction from the advance of the afternoon; but the market as a whole elosed strong. The following were the closing quotations of the day:— US6's,'*) reg.104% a 105 Harlem pref... — 0190 U RoR s1 106 = Reading: LT als 1.6 now Miebtyan Con 11 Mich South... Gy Mich So guar, 115 Mt Contret....118\ a 119 Clove « Pitts... 96 a a 108 alls Fort Wayne... Pra du Chien. ‘Torre Haute .. 62 Ter it pre. — Tlariem.. Chic NW....35 @ 36% Tho follow i au oflicial statement of the eontition of the Reading Jongth of rowl and branch Mocteage debs. Bharo cvpital (preferred and common), Fotal arnount reqeswen fot fur interest, &6., on the mortgage debt....... 381 The balance of ‘et earnings over abd above thie 2 4 Apotierble to renewal (und oF aly idends on etook. Tho road earned in 4862 a8 fellows: — 8911 800 2 Railroad: 355 mniloe, 626,100 $4,920 Goes receipts...» Deduct working oxpenies, inciading renewal fund. $1,369,000 61 st ail the stock, white is ‘owat both common and preverred. But in the first six months of this vear the road Superfine State and Wostern. 14 05 480 Extrastate....... + 490 2 640 Common to ebeice extra Western 490 2 875 Canadian... £9 n 795 _ | Southorn ‘tmlxed to good supertine, 695 & 660 Extra do.,.... 665 a 800 Good to choice family do +806 a 20 Rye flour, 340 8 625 Corn meal, Jersey and Hirandy’ 40 a 440 NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNMSDAY, AUGUST, 8 186% Sania Tannen one has made an increase of earnings over the corres- ding period of lart year of $1,043,790. Pshonld its earnings poets to increase at this rate through the balance of the year, which there is no reason to Goubt, the aggregate for the year will be $6,000,000. Allow 45 per cont of this for working expenses and renewal fund—the same ag as last year—and there will remain $3,300,000 Deduct interest on ‘mortgages. 142,381 Balance applicable to dividends.............$9,557,619 which is equal to 22 per cent on both common and preferred stock. ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury was a follows to-day:— Receipts... .. bait NA = —For customs. 1 a = Payments Balance. Lae 88 The City Fire Insurance Company has deola.ed a semi-annual dividend of seven dollars per share, free ef tax, payable on the 10th inst.; the New York Life Insurance and Trust Company, a semi- annual dividend of five per cent, free of tax, paya- ble on demand; the Irving Insurance Company,,a semi-annnal dividend of five per cent, free of tax, payable on demand. The aggregate exports of produce and merchan- dise (exclusive of specie) for the past week were $3,358,498, ‘The statement of the Philadolphia banks for the week ending on Monday was as followa:— Capital stook........ $11,835,155 Tonus and discounts, 34,800,179 Specie in bank... Eee Duo from otber banks \e,772\117 Duo to other banks 863,209 OBItH. 6 790 448 Circulation: U.S. demand and legal tender notes. This compares with the statements of the pre- vious three yas as follows:— $04,000,842 4,360,892 pita 28,701,813 84,662,906 4,361,999 : pees 20,931 + 34,517,047 4,227,448 2.418463 80,448, + 34,890,17% 4,167, Fs irae 90,790,448 The imports at Boston for thereek ending. saly, 31 were as follows :— England......... «$156,870 Bayt...» Br.N A. Possess’ns, 28,435 Dentsh "Windies. . Br. West Indies 39° Br. Honduras. 4 . on'307 Total for Uae woos $491 485 Corresponding week ip cee Aa From January 1 to July 31, 1863, jab ea2, 016 Avorage amount per week..... 611,032 The total exports of general merchandise and produce, exclusive of specie, trom Boston for the week ending July 31 were $172,209 80, against $221,610 68 for the same week in 1862, The earnings of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail- road Company for the month of July wer as fol- lows:— 1863 1862 Increase... .$21,370 The following is a statement of coal eras on the Delaware and Hudson Canal:— For the Week Por the Ending Aug. 1. — Season. Delaware and Hudson Canal Co... 13,523 357,626 Pennsylvania Coal CO........ 4064+ 15,702 273,230 Total tOMS......sseeceseeeceeees 20,926 620,856. For the same period last year:— Deiaware and Hudson Canal Co, 24,600 @ 183,796 Pennsylvania Coal Co... 25,542 189,004 Total tons....... 68,142 872,800 Stock Exchange. Pemba, Anant s #3000 Us6"e'81.couol 10634 1500 hs do....clean 1064 30000 Uss's WF wouset 100% 200 4000 C86’ 1881, reg 106 2000T7 3. 1openG&As 105% 100 Sou NY Tes istO IIe 10000 US6's,lyear cn 994, 2000 Til war loan. ... ‘ 15000 Tenn 6's, 1 i as my “1000 Louisiana Os.. 65 16000 O & Miss oe 37 do. 10000 10000 8000 Erie dih mb 6000 Er 6th m W810 106 1000 Har RR 2d m.. 103 fan W2dm tas Molg.. 10shs BkofN Amer. 106 10 Commonw’th Bk 993, 550 Canton Company. 32 450 do. 32 50 a 100 do. 140 Penn Coat ¢ RR 116 VW MI& PrduCRR 67 350 Wescree $00 Pitts, ewe ik 8 300 Aiton de #¢ RR ‘60 Alton &Tr H pref 86 600 CLAN WRE... 35 50 do... 30 100 do......810 35 WO Chi & Alton BR.. 82 60 Misa & Mo BR... 27 BOARD, 1600 shs Read RR.b10 118 600 Mich Central RR, 118 iM hirer eerie 929% -. O2\¢ papper eee icRK my wicca 783g 3001 Gen Ri veri, ne -. 104% ow Hudson, River Rie 150 SECOND $1000 US 6's, '81, reg 106 10000 U' S.6's, 81, cou 106 71000 US @'e.1y crew 99) 3000 Missouri G's, biO 717%, 15200 American yoid. 128% 560 ghs Canton Co. do... S359 B30 a 250 Cum Coai Copret ic 1D 100 NYCenRRex-div 131 2-016 hiss 1000 cies \odpgy 4 g 3068 100 aes Chic RR ae 200 do. 100 Mil =e auch RR ‘ax 400 cITYy COMMERCIAL REPORT. Treapay, August 4—6 P. M, Aarmt.—There yore 50 bbis, pots sold at 6%c. Pearls continued quiet at 875 BRKaperurrs. an was more activo and decidedty firmer today, The day's sales inciuded 18,600 bbis, State and Western, 2,400 Southern and 100 Canadian, within our revised quotations:— —<Wheat was brisker and dearer, with sales reported of 164,000 bushels at $1 28 4 $1 40 for white, $i 28a $i 32 for amber, $1 20.4 $1 24 for red winter Western, $1 08 a $1 22 for Milwaukee club, $1 284 $1 2956 for ambor Towa and Wisconsin and $1 a $1 16 for Chicago apring, } Corn was higher to day, with gales of 100,000 bushes, ineluding mixed Western As 66 0, 4664. for unsound, 670, 2 680, for sound amd 7c. a T2e, for yellow and white de. Outs were quiet and down to 500. 4700, Rye wan — at 80c. a 0c, Tarley and batiey taalt cootinaed quiet J" wore steady but Inactive. seam quoted firm, wit, Los ag very little do- ing. tu any aooriptien.. ” Rio, prime, ci sess; good, 27) fe 6 yi Lag 4 & 270 _; ordinary, 25 ‘2fe., fair to good cargoes, Z6c. a 276, Java. mats wand bags, 35.140, a 360. ; Maracaibo, 200. a B16. ; Laguayra, 20. a doc.; St. Domingo, 26¢, Stock of Kio and Senter to day, | $0,000 Dags Java cofee, mate ,13,007; Java, governments | baws, 758, Ceylon, ings. 9, 261; Maracatbo, 6 St. Domingo, F850; J ica, 100. other “descrip: | pons, 200%, ‘Total mats and bags, 113,001 Corton was mora sought After dand was quoted aq bleh as 660. a OTo. for middlings, with sales of 1,400 bales re- ported Fumonrs wore dull and beavy. To Liverpool there were shipved 7,000 bushels wheat ui 83¢d., and by steamer 150 packages provigions at 30s, To London, 1,500"bls. flour at 28, 3d, To Bristol, 800 bbls. flour at ds. 3d. To Glas- ow, 800 bbls, petroiaum on p.t. To Belfast, 30,000 bush- cls grain at 6s. 6d. ‘Yo Cork, 20,000 busheds do., for or ders. at 7s. 3d, ‘lo Bremen, iz 000 bushels grain at 8d., and 150 hhds. tobacco at 328. 6d. Hay continued in fair demand at 850, a $1 10 for North river bale, Hors were sparingly sought aftr to-day at 16c. a 2c Hexr.—Manila sold to a far extent at 100. a 104¢0, Murars were inactive ot former tigures. Motssans was in moderate demand, and sales wore made, partly at auction, of 465 bbs. New Orleans at 26c. a 490. 40 bhds. Porto Rico on p.t., aad 125 bhds. Cuba muscovado at S80. & 400. Navan Srouss wore dull. Spirits of tertietine in Dbis., was quoted at $2 on rosin, per 280 Ibs. , $35 @ $45; tar, per bbl , $7 60 a $10 O15 were generally quiet at our .. Olive, in casks, $1 80a $18T'% per gallon; fin 1B per gallon; whale, fair to prime, 880. a 00c. ; whalo, ro- fined, bleached winter, $1; sperm, crude, $1473, a $1 50; gverm, unbleached. $1'76 881 85; No. 1, wintor, 80". & red oll, city distilled, 6244 8 ic, Potro: leu a aie in bbis., per gallon, 82c- Teined, do, do, (dew 620.; 40, in tag 61s%c. 0 650.4 spirite, in bbis.» do.. 200 tty er .» in tins, do., dfe. a3Tc. Provis'ons,—Pork was more active anda shade dearer, he sales of 1,300 bbls. at $12 he & $13 for new mess, 1 25 & $11 60 for old mess, and $11 for gine, Tp u $18 Ytor eves, mo deman sa ee ba nas ee 8 for prime, and ry ‘extra mess, fad Saeed eee al0c., with gales of 600 “eee ¥e. its 600 packages changed bands RYT a eee eee and 84 BC. rhe ot for bams, 5 ste! was inactive at 53c. a Tc. and chosse continued quiet at tormer prices. fame were Gut nd prose nomibate SuGaxs wero in more request, with ‘salon Of 1,070" Pome teas at 1840, for New Orleans, 1130. a 123g: for and 9X0. # 113,0. for Cuba, Teas were quict and unsettled. rr epaeiaaiae of 140,000 Ibs. were made at 97{c. a 0 ofan ».—The excessive hot. prevents activity. les 157 bhds, Kentucky at 11 ¢e..a 18. . Wuisxer.—There were 500 bbis. sold, moatly at @5c. Movements in Real Estate. By Wm. Kennelly, Lot northeast corner 10th ave. and 61st st, Lot on 10th ay 1D. bove. By J. No. 110 Lewis st., 21x100.. No, 238 East Broadway, 23: Rutgers H 21 Markets. PRILADELTHIA STOCK BOARD, » August 4, 1868 3 Stocks firm. Pennsylvania fives, 100%: ‘Read’ ing Railroad, 6834; Morris Canal, 66; Long Island’ Railroad, 384; Pennsylvania Railroad, 8%. Gold, 12814; sight Exchange on New York at elt \ August 4—1 P.M. Flour quiet; no sales, vnont ae and heavy: sales of Milwaukee club at 95c. a $1, Racine do. at 95c. Corn quiet, at A 543<c, for fair to primemixed. Oate and Other’ grates ‘quit Walsh duil;*no gales. Canal Troights dull, at 120, on oorn, {40, on wheat to New York. Tmpor bbis. flour, 41,000 bushels wheat, 71.600 000 bis. flour, 180.000 ‘bushols sooo db. oan, Bh 31,000 do. oats, 7,000 do. rye. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. _ Married. Horroy—Cosreito.—On Sunday, August 2, at tho church of St, Francis Xavier, Tovok Hoxtoy, formerly of Baitimoro, to Migs Enix Cosreito, niece of the late Very Rey. Dean ara, Of Limerick. Lyncu—Kirny fg August 4, at the residence Of the bride’s father, be ae Alvah Wiswall, Hector P. Lrnat 40 fan only daughter of Robert J. Kirby. No cards. Wiswatt—Brrrian.—At Trinity church, on Monday apening, August 3, by Right, Rev. W. H. Odenheimer, D. D,"Bishop of New Jersey, Rev. Auvat Wiswatt to JANE T.C., daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Berrian, D. D. oe Argar.—At Clinton, on Monday, August 3, Fran- cas Parrensow, 8on Sr ucia? and Maria Hi. Degen, aged 1 Years, 5 months and 17 days. The remains will be taken to Mount Pleasant, N, J., for injerment, this day (Wednesday). /Botaxp,—On Monday, August 3, of ghoiera inftntum, Many F., — of James and Mary Boland, aged 6 Months and 26 4 lays. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully fnvited to \d the funeral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two from the resi of the perents, 59 Cros: by street. Tb be intorred in Cayalay. Bxui—At parents’ house, at Youkers, on second di $4 of eighth month, Euranrty Beit, aged 4 months aul 21 daya, Foun t child of William and Anne Thomas Bell. Baltimoré Brapr.—On staf Ai 4 mase: Baar; wike.ot ie its take place from her lle residence, 417 Tenth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock. Baranrive —At Highland Mills, N. Y., on Monday, August 3, Wa. Frepxniok, only child of Wm. A, and [ve- Una Ballantingy aged 11 Months and 27 days. ‘The reiatives and friends of the etm are invited to attend the funcral, from the residence of his parents, 47 Barrow street, on Thursday afternoon, at three o'clock. Barton.—On Monday night, August 5, after a short tea'24 Oro Raxron, the beloved wife of Walter M. Bar Gregory street, ~ ipod City ‘The funerai will take place from the Scotch Presbyte- rian chureh corner of Erie and South Third streots, Jer- sey City, this (Wednesday) afternoon , at four 0 relock. Damiries (Scotland) papers please copy. Berr.—tn Monday, August 3, Catarrinx, widow of Hiram Hetts, aged 75 years and 10 months The relatives and frionds of the amily are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence ot her daugtiter, Mrs. Mahalaicel Allen, 179 West Thirty-ninth street, this (Wednesday) aitertoon, at balf-past two o'clock, without further iyitation. Prey. —On Monday night, August 3, of disease of the hoart, Jous Bicrix, of parish o1 Strect, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 48th year of his The trionds of the family, and those of bis sons James, Bernard, Jobn ava Joseph, also the members of Knicker. bocker Engine company, No 12, are respectfully invived to aitend the fuueral, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, (rom 163 East Thirty-tirst street. Berke. Of apoplexy, Mvurs Borws, born in Clare Mor- ris, county Mayo, Ireland, aged 30 years. ‘The reiatives wnd friends ot he family are respectfully mivited to attend the funeratMrom his Inte residenoe, 146 Cherry street, this i ednesday) morning, at ten o’¢lock. Buaxs.—On Monday evening, August 3, after afew houre’ illness, Lavaexcr Berns, aged 32 years, a native of Durragh, Queen’s county, Ireland. ‘The funeral will take place tbis (Wednesday) after- noon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 192 Kast Thirty. fourth strevt. Camvents.—Suddenly, on Monday evening, sree: 3, es congestion of the brain, Hevny J. Cawrmnis, aged 45 The remains will be taken to Cherry Valley, N. Soar Tor foterment. Crart.—At Bridgeport, Conn. ,on Monday, August $, 3fr, erat tate of this city, in the 75th year of nis ss retatives and friends of the deceared are invited to attend the funeral, without further notice, from the house of Andrew Hoogland, No. 59 Bank street, this (Wedaes day) afternoon, at four o'clock. Coven ota vadeniy hged on Ref August 3, Mra. aac aintivte ana trisods of tae reat tfull 6 ly are respectful invited wo attend the {uneral, this rare ass 2 alter ou, at two 0" . from her late revoecee, oorlat ot Wal- worth streot and Myrtie avonue, Brooklyn. Curniae.—On Monday; August 8, Witua Cormier, in the 76th year of his age. Tho rolatives and friends are respectfally invited to at- tend the funeral this Where nm fl afternoon, at two o'clock, from No, 68 sutl vee stro ate xK—On Monday morning, August 8, at threo o’c! after aabort but nevere illness, Ganuerr D, Grane, youre? brian of Garrett D. and arab Clark aged 1S yours and ays ‘Tho friends and rolatives of tho family aro Taspectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from bis late resideuce, No. 233 Wost Fiftioth streot,on Thursday afternoon, at’ two o'clock. native of County Tyrone, CARSON. = ANDREW CARSON, Ireland The relatives and friends of the farmily are invited to attend the funeral this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his tate Fesidence, 183" East Twenty fifth ati oot, Ceca 0» Tucaday, Anguat 4, tgseem, wife of Brigadier General Michael Corcoran, azed 35 Dye notice of feneral in papers Thurs aday a nin, Davrox.—On Monday, August 4, of inflammation of the brain, Kowarn Datroy, son of Nicholas and Catharine Datos, aged 19 months and 17 days. | "The Folatives end friends of the family are requested to | @ttend the funere!, this day (Werneslay), at twelve o'clock, frocn his late residence, 140 Sulberry street. His remains will be takon to Staten Island for interment, | Dowaary —-On Monday evening, August 3, at her (uther’s Feaidence, No.4 Merovin street, Brooklyn, Magy Ane, daughter of Patrick, ohariy. H The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fanee | Fal, thie (Wednesday) afternoon, at balr-past two o'clock, | Danem—On Monday, August 3, of apoplexy, Gone Dawen, in the 46th year of hi The ‘relatives and fricnds of the farms ly are invited to Attend the funeral from the residence of his brother-in Jaw, Jothatn Wilson. corner of Soventy second street and | Ninth avenue, this (Wednesday) afteruoon, at 2o'clooke | oxen, —On Monday, August 3, Axw &. Vonse, Yerue friends of the family aro invited to Attend the | funeral, from the residence of her nephew, Thomas Evans, 365 Pacitic street, Brooklyn, this (Wednesday) | afternoon, at three o'clock. | Danv.~ Un Tuesday, August 4, Mary Ente, daoghtor of | William and Pea Laly, aged 6 months wud Di ays ) The funeral will take place from the residence of her Pree 139 Fast = > nae atrest, this (Weduesday) 1 two o'choe yon —On Tuesday, August 4, Carnawne Paaax, the Delored wife of Thomas Fagan, in the 29h year of her ee 8) friends and acquaintances sre respectfully lavived fo attend the funeral, from her inte residence, Stnotan wtreet, thie « Wedwesday) nonee, <{ Christopher Moller, No. 308 | te | a _ Funw.—On Sunday, July 19, thirty males off the cast end of the Isiand of Cuba, Mratua Fran, Third Assistant Kneineer of the United ‘States gunboat Rhode !stand, uative of Dundalk, county Lonch, Ireland, aged 45 yours, formeriy of Havre de Fese.. | Kra.ce, and a member of Boyetone Lodge No. vob) B. add A.M. Now York Franoisoo aud Miao 4 (England) papers ploaso copy Grvorp.—On Sunday, August 2, Mrs. Marra GurrorD, aeea 56 years and 6 montha ie relatives and irieuds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Mednaar) Ce noon, at two o’etock, from her late residence, Heater sireei, Gr4.—On Sunday, August 2, at 90 West Twonty-ceighth street, of cholera iw/antum, Faxwy, daughter of William and Mary Gill, formerly of Dungannon, Ireland, aged 16 months, Hacorkry.—On Mi he ‘ht, August 3, of consump- tion, Joun Hagarsry, son of Daniol and Hanora Haggerty, & native Killarney, county Kerry, Ireland, aged 29 years. ‘The {rlends and those of his father, also the members of company D., Sixty-ninth regiment, N. ¥. 3. N. G., of be A poy ® member, aro respectfully invited to oral, fron his late residence, No. 60 Frank- forte, sa us (Wednesday) aft afternoon, at two o'clock. Pet eae, ‘August 4 Saran D, Hurees, wife’! of Ferdinand Hyatt, . ‘ z relatives and friends of the family are reap Pere ie a from her late residence, 613 Fifth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at ‘two'dlock. oeee myers please copy. Tuesday, August 4, Minoanst Hucume, en Pdativce and friends are respectfdlly invited to at- ‘tend the funeral, from her late residence, Ne. 7 Cherry (nape Franklin square, om Phursday afternoon, at two o’cloct Hars.—On Monday, August 3, Jawns Hane, late of Ab- beyleix, Queen’s county, Ireland, after a short yd in the 77th year of his age. His friends and Nelatives are respectfully tavieed ied afternoon , avtend the ‘al, this (Wednesday) o'clock, residence of his son, Joseph ile, we 161 ayenue B. His remains will ke conveyed to Gi reen wood Cemetery. |, Axwirr.—On Tuesday, July 21pat St. Paul, Mianesota, pen ‘T. Hewnr, formerly uadeipala, aged 38 bare ‘Kirnxax.—O8 Monday, August 8; exposure to the sup, France Kien, |» native ot Tigalian, county , Leitrim, Ireland, aged 18° years ang 6 months, His friends, ‘and those of hie unc! uncles, Roger and Francis Monaghan,-aro respectfully invited to'atteud the funeral, from 498 Seventit ue, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at half past one o’c! KavanacH.—On Tuosday, Auguet 4, Mary KavaNnane, wife of Dennis Kavanagh, uative of parish of Rathaum, county Wicklow, Ireland. ‘The relatives friends are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, No: 36 Bayard street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Lepwitn.. —un Monday, August 3, Bripeet Lepwira, in “Ge 20th year of hor age, a native of Castle Pollaard, county Westmeath, Trotand, wife of bana McGuire. May her soul Test in ber sisters and catalina orpuitie funeral rin ee Weduentns)'s rare ol Say mother, 2 Kast Nintl tea Looram.—On Tu ape oll August 4,at seven o’clock, after a short. the parish of Kill Denis Looram, & native of . county: ‘Wostmeath, Irelaud, in tho 32d year of hi The friends of ily and those of his brother Pat- Reig his father-in-law fat ‘ane apd his uncie Denis Duffy, sre renpctl ov to attend the fune- Jato y . No. iL Tuird ‘avenue, on ‘mainly at one o'clock, without further Mv evimmeath (Iveland)'papers please cop; Lawrexce.—On paodsy eg 3, ae: Re RENCE, jo the 86d year of his age. His relatives and fr! etry are requested to attend the funeral, on We ay ) at halfpast three o'clock, at Trinity chapel, without further invitation. Lyons.—On ay morning, August 4, Gxorctayna, only daughter of George aud Abbie M. Lyons, aged 7 months, ‘Tho funeral will take place this (Wednesday) afterncon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her grandfather, 125 Madison street, Lrvincs.—On Tuesday morning, August 4, suddenly, Nichowas C. Liyincs. His friends aud the friends of the family are respectful- ly invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his brother-in-law, 35 West Twenty-cighth street, Without further notice. Morr —AY Morrisamia. on Sunday, August 2, after a Jong and paintni iliness, D, W. C.\Mort, aged $5 years. The rolatives und feiends of the fumily aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednosday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, Morse aveaue, Morrisavia, Maxson,—On board the United States Hospital Ship, lower bay, on Monday, August 3, Huxxy C. Maxson, Chiet Engiueer of the Uniied States gunboat Alabama, in’ tne 36th year of his age. Mr. Maxson was the gon of tne Rey. May B. Maxson, » and leaves a pian to mourn big ug a —On Saturday, A at ‘the tesidenee of J. M. Jaques, vear Fizabeth nda J., Mrs. Many AN Myxes, in the 60th year of ey The remains were jutorréd in the family vault of Mr. Jaques , Evergreen Cometer hear the above city. MoMAnvs.—Suddenly, o y, August 8, Saige Me- Maxvs, aged 20 years, & native of Dublin, Trelah The friends on the family are invited to” attend the fune- ral, from his late residence, No. 188 Fast Thirty third street. McGowgn —On Monday, Aue from effects of the sun, Konkkt McGowkEs, native of Dunannon parish, Tyrone county, Ireland, aged 41 year His friends and those of the family are respectfally ine vited to attend the fneral, from bls late residevce, No 23 West Forty-fourth street, this (Wednes@ay) afternoon, at half past one o'clock. McQuape.—On Monday, August 8, from the effects of nes stroke, James MoQUADE, & native of Ireland, aged 7 years. Hie friends and acquaint: are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from 162 Kast Twenty fourth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. MoGu1.—Gn Monday, August, James MoGi., No. 349 Eighth avenue. McCatt.—On Tuesday, August 4, Trowas McCart, aged 24 years, 10 mouths and’ 12 days, {rem wounds received at ihe battle of Antictam The deceased. was « member ee ad A, Fourth regiment First Seott Life Guards, N.Y. ‘He sleeps his last sleep, He has fought his last battle No sound can awake him to glory again. ‘Tae relatives and friends of the family, also the mem- ders of his company, are respectfully imvited to attend his funeral, from the residence of his mother, 94 Goorck street, this (Wednesday) aiternoon, at two o'clock. ‘Albany newspapers joase copy. McMatox —On Mon August 3, Svsay McManon, a native of the parish of Hoane, county’ Monaghan, ireland, ‘The fricuds and relatives are respectfully invited to at tend the foncral, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 2 Gansevoort street, The remains wil! be taken to Caivary Cemetery for in- terment. MeDonxatp.—On Monday, August 3, of rupture of tne brain, Mrs Marcaxer McDonatn, sister of the late Rev. — ‘O'Brien, of the county Clare, Ireland, aged 62 othe friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funera!, from the resideuce of ner son Thomas, corner of Broome sud Varick #troots, this (Wednesdsy) uf” ternoon, at two o'clock. New Haveu papers please copy. MoManvs ~-On Monday, Angust 2, after a short illness, Rerqoont Jan McMaxvs, of the Thirty-seventh regiment volunteers. ‘The friends of the family and members of the ment, are respectfnily invited to attend the funcral, (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock , from his late resi- dence, No. 188 East Twenty. third street. McCanry—In Jersey City,on Monday, August 3, Mar- Gaget McCarty, aged 71 hast ‘The favorel wiil take place this (Wednesday) afternoon , at three o'clock, from. the residence of ber son-in-law, Es ty ‘Thompson, 206 avenue. Carriages for- Philadelphia papers please coy KGame-OF Howey, A x 3, Harry McGayn, a McGaxs. native of county Reacnmnion, Ireland, aged 54 years. Friends and ‘Acquaintances are respectfully invited ‘o'clock, from ‘street, corner of Gold street, ey mm At Hastings, on Mondsy, August 3, Josuva oom i the 66th year orhis agen Paivete and cr to attend the fune- ‘eduesda: ,ateieven o'clock, at the Pianene church, Dobbs’ ferry, fs O’CaL.anan.—On ‘Monday juguet 3 r ilinoss of three ay rg Davealis ror dence, 182 Elizabeth street, Fiaza O'CaLLanan, whe be loved wite of Denni¢ O'Callahan. The relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral. from her late residence, No. 182 Elizabeth strect, me [Rabon y ) afternoon, at two — 4 California papers’ please cop: ON mu. -—~On Tueaday, A t ‘vatior a short iltneas, Mary, relict of Francis "Or feill, & native of Newtown: forbes, county of Longford, Ireland. The iriends of the family, and those of her sons, sons, James and Heory O'Neill, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, from hor Inte residence, 183 Fast Lag ninth street. "The remains will be taken to Calvary Comotery. Panper—On Tuesday, August 4, Jamxs A.Panors, infant gon of Joseph D. and Caroline Pardes, The reiatives and friends of the bra ‘are invited to attend the funeral from the residence of hi Fate tg No, 11 Grove Terrace, Jersey City, this (Wednesday) after noon, at 1 o'clock. Rovert.—On Tuesday, August 4, ANparw Resse, after a lingering ilinese, ‘The friends of the family, and those of his brother in- | Jaw, Robert Mansfield, aro invited to attend the funeral, froth his tato residence, No. 102 West Nineteenth street, | this ( Wedneeday) afternoon, at two o clock. | Ravens.—On Tuesday, August4, Mrs. Euza Revees, | widow of the late Fitward Revere The relatives and friends of the family are roxpecttuty invited to attend the funeral, from her late residenco, No, Si seventh atrees, on ‘Thursday Aiternoon, at four o'clock, Her remains will be interred in the Second Street Marbio Cemetery. Repatowy,—On Monday, Anguat 3, of congomption, Mrs, Puzacere a a native of the city of Mubito, fn the Bist re f hor ags ‘The friends ray Telattven of the wd are respectfully invited to to anend the funeral, this (Wednesday) after. noon, at one o'clock, from her late rlliccenrs avenve, between lwenty second and Twenty: third streets, Tren uy —-On Monday, Avgust 8, Bruna, the bolored wife of Owen Reilly, in'the 28th year of Hor age. ‘The friends of the family are respecttuly requested to attend the funetal, from the residence of her husband, No, 261 Second avenue, near Twooty third street, this 4 mee Af afternoon, at two o'clock. Ryax.—On Montay, a" 3, Manganer, wife of Fran- cle Ryan, a4 cata ana veneet relatives of the sty we writ we ticen the fnneenl, this (Wednesday) att ‘at Dales | pat ono 0’ choc! from ber Inui place. Sanvere, nped 19 ee ey RIAA, Oy! ‘Tre raetivos and friends @re reanedtiolly invited tn as. nawtck, M | Re ihe Brien vi . tend the funoral, tae this (Yetoestay) morning, at (08 | the crew took t theechr sunk. Capt Sloouns, - ‘Snes Mer oe i re the lighixseper eee ek and ere aesetpngerd tion of tbe bratty Rawgar EaGe ee oc boca ean | Onna si. 4 na wot bath buthler, Gapt #6 Mary Kiizaboth Selines, agcd 9 mouths and 15 days. Gooding any ‘ott Ya igiouse of Tho relatives aud friends of tho family are respect. | Portland wie Witt eniomand ner, fully invited to attend the funera!,from the residence of his parents, No, 358 Weat Tweilth wireet, this (Wednes- day) afternoon, at three o'clock. Sunnay,.On' Mouday, August $, THowas Samuny, a na- ga<é the ib of Chelate ‘County Monaghan, Ire- ‘aged 27 yours, Bark? wh. ‘His ‘and friends arn tfnily invited to iJ fark wertin, Deblois. arr at New Bedford 24 inst from tnd the funeral, this (Weanenday) noon, at balf-past | gaia sobee ag ith P00 sp onboard; sont. hae 500 ap, sq one o'clock, from Jackson street, without further! Spoken, &e, notice. Ship City of Boston, Baker, Boston vin Halifax for Sommenvitix.—On Monday, August $, at his residence, # Melbourne, Jury Si, lal4?4e lon aoa West ‘Thirty-trst atroot, away Sommenvitie, ugod 4d], Ship Susan Fearing. ; Newoornb, from Akyab for Falmouth. April 21, Int 4 8, lon a ne friends of the family are invited to attend the | 4, Pilg Firponnder, | Erving, from Akyab for Falmout', June funeral. at the above address, this (Wednesday) after- ‘clock. 28 8, lou bi res ae Paine, from Rangoon for Falmouth, May Samv.—On Monday afternoon, August 3, Eowarp Samm, ‘ Burgess, from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, of coneestion of the brain, in the 31st year of his age. The relatives and frieuds of the amily are respectfully i, Joues, from Eastport for Hull, June 2%, tet to attend tho funeral. this (Wednesday) after | “park Sue, Wincato, Balti re, main at two o'clock, from his late residence, 113 Broad- f guty's. 1n160 Stn S13 men ie fe nea Hath, es Toh Patten ASon the white oak ship Mors ase 1009 tone, to be commanded by Capt Charles b rasaet, Yet inst, by Alex Johnston, steamer Wawe- noth Ua to ran'oa Fonte bebweon Boothbay, Wiscasset Foreign Po ROROSSAN, Tune 20—8ld Einma Giore Lane. B Pecamon, —On Hamm morning, of sunstroke, MscHAgL A onto, SCANLON, aged 35 ¥ Apex, duly decry Slee Higbian’d pst een Crome Swansea. an relatives aad fri frieuds of the Puaily, these: of his htnidion, con [Arr teholsou, Robinson, Oalk rother Joba Scanion, his brothers-in-la joroney | fornia and Sydney and David Clohissey, with tho members of Eagle Fogine j Btimraven, July 1—Nelow, atanchor of imsum, Bre Company No, bt ha respectful wited'to attend the Banta, Judy 4—Ia port schr W Cabot, Smith, dies, funeral, from idence, No, 397 Pear! street, this 'y. June 21—Are Harvest. Di key, Kurraches eee ,) po ttwoo’clock His hres will a Dates Lew Chew, Sinclair, for. Teargs 1001; Harvert con' . y y, Hudson - | nome f en ets ee aly, Soe ‘vice. duly 1f—Atr Grace Bargont, kultchell, Laden; well, and Ellen Fen ae Antwerp. Nowell, Milliken, Fon: nue 12—Oid ship Wharn ‘Dom Tirttchars, ies. ye ‘Oth. pap Susan Hinks, Atwood, Boston: ‘urr.-—60 ‘Tuesday, August 4, Mary Any Suvi, the Baloved child of Charles and Mary’Smyth. “The funeral will take placo ahis (Gfededay) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her lato residence, $26 Rivington street. The friends of the family, and thore of her unclo, |, Dnxurx, July 21—Sid Centenary, mapa NYo-k, Owon Calton, are respectfully invited to attend, SPA RNURG. July Sin Are WeUmnes, Aen a Tuomas —At Kast Grocnwich, R. I,, on Monday, August | Windsvie! ba Fy caren waite wre Hae B. THoxas, formerly of tus city, iu the 56th year of sae Hantelphit ny The rolatives and felonds of the family are Guy Magner ing Dollard. N York (andzemained invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi ag | in the river East Greenwich, on Thursday afternoou, ot half past ‘two an tee nee NG Cook, to 324, Drendnought, Lyttle, for o’clock. Waton,—Suddenly, om Monday, August 3, Wows ‘Warson, aged 27 years and 4 days. ‘The relatives and friends and the members of the Thirty sixth regiment New York ‘s ae ae} re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral. thi lay) Bnt out 2st, Bohe rand, for Montreal ant Quebec; 18 A Enidyistom, Wai- ge and Luli re “cron da: BSatadin, ~ Ry ameson, de Cardia Lonpon, pate 21—cld Eve Roel: Corb Loxvonperry, July Biepaes Snowe Bowman, afternoon, at one o'clock, from tho residence o: his | SMP. (5 . Bond, brother Intaw, 143 East Twentioth street,’ The 1 Manert raha July 1st Ge ‘Crenmar, Syieiay and Vinsno, will bo taken to Greenwood for interment, Wickett, NYork. a Wavx.-—On Monday morning, August $, Joun R. Ee plat LO rg 8 Fort, gun, Marie Yar Waps, formerly of the eity of Nowark,NeJ., fi the dith | qNumrour, July IS Arr FO 8 rerpoel yoar of ils age, 10 SAN , “The relatives and friends of oat aoa ea a Win x Well, Preuch, NYO vor tale Francie Oe invited to attend the funeri sidence ot bie | Ty part 2a, Cipe Ge ps Gertrude, Whitman, {rom NYork, for brother-in-law, H. Langsti Haan Thirty-sixth Gn tes teak rss argued ia je A a a (¥ sisens, this (Wedeaday) itor. two ook, Lvarioot for Callso! Young Meehan, Reanedt, Sune WARKFIRLD.. —On Tuesday, August 4, of cholera in- fantum, Cannm Ameria, only daughter of Alvan and Julia F. Wakefield, aged 8 mouths and 23 days. ‘The relatives and friends of tho family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, frow the residence of her parents, 401 Madison street, Her remains will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for interment, Portland papers pleage copy. Wurreuvest.—On Tuesday, August 4, Epwarp Trurie, for do: Abby Brown, Wilson. and Geo (: ria atas Becta he; barks.Julia Co’ Staples, from N¥ork for Orevow, arr Hepat ia. to repair aalis; Dn ma (Nor) for NYor’ Ig: ARB Grant, Swain: { Abyall, McFarland, and Fannie Crenshaw. Munson, noc; unk. for Maluinores bring Vt ale, Barkley, ata a Hanaiht Graal, unt Kunagona (Br), fm &r Rilieea: June I5—Arr Vanguard, Scott, Shi sid for Lonton); 19th. Tvez, Rogers, ‘Brssein (and #4 for Fatinguth), 23d, Kineo, Petersou, Rangoou (and rg ane d git tor Patmontii: eaeictinete Hannah Whiteburet, aged 11 ‘Br sous, NB Ju MATT shin Abertern, Rich, Roston. The relatiyoe and rlonds of the family ore respeetfally TASUE HAY, dune B_Ate Gert Reinpe Shaya ieee tay invited to attend the funeral, from the ‘residence of his | gh\'u'narkeck, Irue, None tor Buen hay $ Parente, No. 60 Market street, this (Wednesday) morning, American Ports. at balf-past ten o'clock. Northampton (England) papers please copy. BOSTON, August 3—Arr steamer Neraan, Baker, Pilla. dleiphte: ship, Banae (Fr). x prize to U fo US amen hoa, in charge Bs Acting! Hasan Lape 8 Danie! ania: Beart, Etat = pours Freeman, Matheson, Jersile; Mary Haley, Hater, Phi neipia: Jobs ‘Suow,, Saw. Bltrabethpors. In - Oh “i wind cali SS kink tol oy art ne, by, and A Grin, o.br for onan niietta, May, Pike, Gaints: bats ra imegos; AW | is, Lombard. NOri Br, formerly American), eee Jaome! MeRean lit), Menrite: it ‘Cuba, Bust lark, Ell/avetbport; BC Knight. we iriow, Pale deiphin, Sid, wind W to BW, bark JB Ward; brig Al ORE, Aug S—Arr brig Chowan, Long, P Rac an Ober: Galata Cle brian babe, Bones a Priets. Boston nebri erie Jane, sty do Si Baer Roth hic ae by JOR, A oh axter, f wan MDL” dune, Webster, Bt Hayle bey. Telal, TH, Aug LAr 8 hrs October. Moras. Baltimore; Mary snicide Walt, and8 4 Pook Motacdnm, WYork. BLINTOL, Ady J—Arr sebr Golien Ease, il , NYork DIGHTON, Anz 3—-Mid schr Selah B Strong, Tyle?, NY ork. PALL RIVER Ang imAresehrs LP Sits, Smith, Bite bothport; J Godapeed, Ricua: 2d. Harwet Seutthe Kelity, Blirabet ‘do. HOLMESS 1 SHIPPING NEWS. or ocoan Ste Stoamers. ry steamer in the regular lines, fro call at Queenstown, ex. cept the Canadian line, which call-nt Lontonderry.. The steamers for or from the Continent, eail at Sout!ampton. FOR BUROPR. ston. 5...TAverpool “Liverpool rnool Hanbury Liverpoo sAWarpoot Llvervoo! rerpool Bremen Livernoot Nambu Tarpoo! Mare, wavawA, NASSAU, N. P., xu ORLY. ¥ Fon Nasss AU AND HavasiSteaniship Corsica, from New ‘ork Aus Yor Kisasror, Ja, &c—Ateamship Planiagenet, from New ‘ork Aug — Frou Kingston, Ja, Aug 3. arg Balt svana—Steamship Bs a are ANE Sueamship George Washington, from New TF = on Pi John Steamahip Hudion, fron New York Ausnat 10. ps Rac see, Pninielphla fog Boston: Gord ea eamship Mornine’Star, {rom Now York augnat 15, i ork for Bath: 8 C Rmith, Gosha Bteamship Evcuing Star from New York Aus 2%, a1 3 DM, Wet ot} A ored Wriaht, Adame. Bockladd, Re nay SPECIAL NOTICE. Dik: TcAtr ain li eld bri; jas (BE), te i fort ind packages intended for the New Youn Heratn | St Jol in, NB Bree by ah 5 Erskine, Piitiatel fos fictive fa wet; w York, Aug—, . Chadvorne, New York rye. Sahinoreisesisiog, ‘Aug brig a i" Middleton, J: att Wilaon, do for All! lotta should Le sea NYork for 495 Gov poy es Z: puts port | ategaid LMAXAC POR NRW YO) par. See ing. ilies; eure Fn sus mises... oi) | Moos Bist, morn 10 31 Fi inated ‘Areite, Mares Me gona a cai: Mice os BUN BETS. . 712] nen water, eve 12 49 | cife, heaton, J eo ham, Susan Moore, Gold Pe A * | Eee iecart, Reaete eke. Mere ota rl wal, ele) lam a » xt oftiew ees SmEnE A: 1803. rE I eee a ee ee hnana balan Pita. CLRARED owning, Teorne, ‘Wareha n for deta, Steamship Olympna (Br). Muir, Livarpool—E Cunard. BL Ship Edith (Br), Fling, Liverpool—Srow & Wurer on (Neap), Guide, Queeamown—¥ 2 Berthoud Bark Tivolt (Br). Clark, Rio Jancito—\ Bigiand. wi pe do. Sid 3d, sow te Otbe‘io Stephens, and iis jelen Mar, Wines, Pistlacelphia; Sarah Clark, Hee RT, Aug l—Arr schrs T Garrison, Grace, Eliza bethport tor Lynn: Joseph Head, Stevens, NYork for Pre Beis Leo (i). Bago A Dewoig oe | baper te rit New Yor Laghorn-—-Chamber lata : | SG" Atr bark Elida (Norw), ‘Endresen, Providence for gp bed Pe who, Tarragona ot & Christina scr Filra A Kelsey, Linde), Eilzabethport; Bi ew Belg Napier ie teeddinss 8 thomas 4 , " rit Nary E Laid (it), Bilis, St Joby, AMtigua—George ro ane any Agus, Blake, Tort Rega Hats, Sea Wiveh, 'Bimsira Rodgers. Brig Jemale (Br). Beye, St Jobn Hrig JM Sawver, Bourne, Tew ite & Vining a Brie Gtrate (Br), White, Bedolna, NicNeabe Dinwiddie “hee © € Van Horn (Br), Merriam, Windsor, NSD R De- “Riri Lem, Sheed, Port Roval—Mixby & Co Brig Wt Treat, Park, Boston—R P Buck & Co. R—Green & Carry. Gimira Hunter, Lady ‘ada i se, Blizaeth & Helen, Crawford, Cony previa, Favillou, Meliry Giobs, fd Booting Stas, Coralia, Margaret Ann ant Aug 3—Arr teirs Evelvn, Palme; ¥. Cole, Pow. ‘Ellen Brown, Van Leriam; tock, NXore: Exertion, Prentice Mite Fil A, Augd—Arr ‘vige JS © leans; sche J Wi tamson, chr G J Miller (Be), Higgs, Antigua—R BP ldrtige, nambuce d Belle, Xi Non 5 4 Sclir Bessie (Br), Smith, St John, NB—A Smithers & Co, Winemore Boson Cartia, Molle. Seenaworth, Frovane. Sehr Elizabeth & Eleanor, Bunuiy!, Waslington—Chas it | 12 rick Sheerer, Bheerer, Boston Pierson, Pioke outs, Boston: brigs Burne, Sobr Emily, Curtis, Washlnton—Murray.t Nephew. ice Les: Corso, Be Schr Saily atson, Raltimore-—Bentiey, smith & Co, | Frederck Sheere:, Shi SehrJ M Bay! nes, Crowell : Thompeng. Phlindeiphie, Schr Applegate, Barrett. Phiinde! Sehr Lion. Ross, Philnde! phi Sehr Advance, Leighton, Ca Rehr Empress, Monroe, El tis, Farnsworth, Carens ‘entor, Kelton, Bosto old—fimvaon & Cla worteny V arian i Sehr J R Mather, Orr, 8: 1— L Hatch. ND, Ang l—Arr sobre Juila arene Cushing, Rehr Sarah Eilzabeth, Swith, New Haven—Stannard & Je Sige ee Weie tn tinietell’ at ee Higtehiteins. Jeueld, and Ham teamer Artisan, Kirk, Balthnore ARRIVED. 3—Arr achra Charter Ook. Bi US revenne steamer Miami) Farince. Washington. ttieis, Youn Philadelphia: Amv Sieamship City of Mauchester (Br), Halcrow. Kiverpont Elleabetiport: Label a, July 2, via Queenstown with mrige and pas. bee AF Larrab-e, Curlin. sengers. o Joiia @ Dale, Jy eM, of i | % Fries, Nickeron, George Holtman bor saw Hpamebin Cite of B Bourne, f Jnia: Moonlight Tuthil, Wash /netoa, Fer: 2a capers ia lerson, und Hears Gactow. Albro, New wrk AL Bowen, Brotuerton, and New World, Wee ve rne® "PRANCISCO, Aug l—Arr ship Linda, Collins, New st 1—Arr brige Lagrange Pendleton, Eliza: for orders, and salled July 7. The ship City of Bath wast | be id, Port Ewen; achre ¥C G Babevck, Babcock ton, wats London. and Ike of Wight July 6 | phi Biivakethnort: 24, brig Sarah Ber Dasgencers. to Ei Morgan. July 27, int Bis, Sela er, Port wens sehr Forester, Itemick, BI gnaitzed steamship Borussia, hence f id 34, sehrs John Cacwalinder, Cinyton; 8 V f° 41 20, lon 6M epowe burk Mereimnn’. “rom, Binatoons, Godfrey: Tantamouut, Davis, end Theta Potter, $ 2, lon 65 27, ship Wm | Racket, iiladelphia, ana pas® Bide Witeh of ther Wa April §, with cotton Ao, to master. T: ot Beeton "randall, Rombay, hed at Pernambuco w by was, Ang 3—Arr sloop Bristol, Simmons, from tier, Havre, 28 days, with mdse, ridge, 8 * gia sche Bamuel L Grocaer, Presbreye Fig) Roanoke, Paull, E.trabeth port, Trak Wilhelmine (Br, of Supderiand), New, Loudon erry, dave. in ballast, to order. July 18, lat 49, lon 42 20, spoke F bark Wolina ewes for Cork: 2 iat 40. ion 60, Pros bark ‘erfin, from Swansea for New York: Bark Clio (Brem), Haltermann, Hamburg, 41 days, with mdse and 24) passongers, to Kunbardt & Co, Two deaths ‘and one birth. rk Alen (Nor) Retmert, Benicawx, 60 days, with mdse, PYAMASM Inc schh General Putnain, Young, oes a, Monitor, Besse, do; sloop # Sprague, Gibbs, New CLOTHING. . He EUREST PLAC! to Ht Asti and wath Ele Meahod Meshod eae. Darsay, Mavagan, 43 days, with Clow ‘Carpe, ideo, fen ler, B. MIN mae aa —7 eye Hs Mee, Hontoriden, Gh days, with,.| SG Sronue. neat Mighioentt: area waere yea ae dere Vaio, Bib Janclro, 62 days! gure to reevive filty if cent sawve ene. ‘any uber dealeet yin Sotenato, & as “hf 84, lon 62, spoke | Ladies attended by = Teves Gremte, frovi We Indies for Winees cis Diacem (Swe), Hansen, Rio Janeiro, it days, with coffee, to order. Jul on 61 32, spoke Rr whe Maryann, from Went Inities for Rurope—the veapiain had ait Wa Ther ano Bak Br, of Kiri fy Rl rat un ts Handy A Hoadiey nT) Sa Bias, 38 ward; Grant, Newborn, 6 Behr Jos Holmes, Asa, Norrolk, , Fort 1 IR CALIPORNA_a5 WERE SOND FP ig ge Mig le ‘Coats, $5 to gh Pants, os ‘ cae rT 34 nate eae ue, lew attended ea By hire Rosen Rosenberg ink tioeae T NO, 137 SIXTH AVEN ‘B,—-LADIES AND GENTLE- Bebr B Butler, Oro ree Monroe, men, ff you Bish to soeive the highest price fur your Sone OW Whiner Jr, Parks, Marvin ‘enst off Clounng, gue best you can Behr Soule, ‘New Redttord, 3 daye, S05 cal on of on Prey abt ated lin v Pratt, Baker, Fall Rive srenue, two asore from Tenth strest. Ladise ‘attended to ro Daly. Britt ty Mre Minty, ‘Trae, you will be dealt with to rour eatlafaee ee # Bird, Haaty, Providence. beneiit, LC area iti Sehr ites, Providence. GREAT DEMAND FOR CLOTHING.—LADIZS AND Sehr eBee. giotlemen having any Onet Off Clothing, venues, "Fret (Br), Malton, Soulbport, tm ballast, to P And Jewelry will reovive the highest tie. s Uv allt Nevius & 551 Third avenue, ween ng ou oF addressing A. TARY ft rt hg and Thirty: re Bridgeport. Beh God ‘Hunter, Went SY eye ; Schr 8 beliente, Brag paon, ‘ninth streets, Ladies atteuded by ven. CASHMERG PATS THE HIGHEST PRICE POR Bohr Alexander, Betas Stonington, 4s Cast OF Clothing of Indies and gentenen. Partie Behr Josephine, Davia, Port Jefersom, faited on n° their cwellings ty nitresnlag L. Carhberg, Schr J R Matucr, Orr, ftondout for Boston. reel stree 4, 10 foot west of Broadway. Steamer Sure Jonea’ Philadel wortll OF Cast OFF GloTHinG eater Sarah, Jones, Philadolp! 0 OF CAST OFF Stari 1 Gteamer Peirce), Baker, Providence. $10. 000 wanted.—I will pay the bisheat - is Cast off Clothing, Carpets and Furniture, for eddrems 319 Sereniy avenue. between Thirty.third and Thirty-four streets, Ladies attended by Mi BR. STRAURA, Decatur; ships Tae Webb, 1, Combes ri mn Mardin, echrs W Henry’ RH Vermit Hrebange, —— Wind at unset SSB, tight ue 3 FURNIVURE. LADY WISHES TO BUY A LOT oF SECOND HAND suitable fur a boarding house, for yaa heown, Address Mra ¥. P. English, Miscelinncoas, Lioxcn—Messre John Engiis & Son wil launch from thetr yard foot of Tenth street, Kage River. this afternoon, at 3 o'clock, two propeilers for Messrs Aywar & Uo, ftonded for — Soe toade. Se Rear Baxsnas, Hayden, which clemmad at this port July ioe ‘or fatarnoros. was eaptired 29th a Wiluinstan NC, Uy Niphon, nbd taxen to Boson al a price: aap oer Rousnrson, before reporindcopderaned at Per. nambuoo, wae to hare heen eid hyranction Jury Bint wee eniusatoa would cust Gin008 saa one, Usa ine. Me tons seyiette bore in 18a5 beew sold at Dundes, Seotiand, to ” fd JENTTURR, FoR SALR ONE MOANT BUITE, 1 of solid rosew: ‘aor siJatest, consisting of 2. Wan vies: rea, te asy Ohaire and six other Chaire. The above can be bought Bt R reasonable price at 21 Hudson street, patehathiheeioensient hinetidnsermeninenin onan) etn NE aes nna Ke SALE CHEAP—A suit or en MADR for the sage Toyo ‘Wate Bi BIMPSON 400 tat Powe ry, corner of Delancey wire irre ANERD—ANY © FAMt! v0 DRCLININ@ re, ping a wisi erent Wens: Ewan for Boston, be- stress, will be naloaded Cineortectiy, ried yester. re, ie for Row ¥. ined suena seb uit and re fea Saati ieee a Neveport in SuAMS Ft VURNITURE eEXPRER AND Picts Ratabtanment, 115 ‘ont Bleventh street, bes ¥. es or . Fit h aod Sixth avenuga. Prema oa wat ret rm ican suk, | Ser'boned nod. shipped ty nl arta gt she worl Cou | Be RSI Wat Go Vitae oad tute wagons for removing wore