The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1864, Page 8

nee 8 THE DEP Qt aeNT OF THESOUTE Ass'amption of Command by -Major General J. @. Foster. dition by Brigadier Ge%se- ral Biracy. The E Loss ef the Transport Steamer Beston, Naval Resonnoissauce Up the Sonth Bdisto. STATE CONVENTION IN FLORIDA, WsS UP TAR NAVAL TUG COLUMBINE, &e., &. &e. Tee stoarsbip Fulton, Captain, Wotton, from Port Roysi ou Lee oth ult, arrived at this port yesterday, Dringiog aaunrber of passengers and interesting intelli- gence (rows (he Department of the South, The news will De found t@ the subjoined letter ef our correspondent. Mr. Samuel W. Mason's Despatch. Hrtox Heap, 8, ©., May 30, 1864. I regret that it is impossible that I should be a faithful @brovwier of events in this department and give you dutireiy good Bows Dy this wail; but, while-some tne} dents have hecn Uufavorapio, the general condition of Abe department is still good. ‘There have been no losses af troops b apenticning, and no serious reverses of any kind There have been certiin important changes in com Mandiog officers, wDich | will first note, GeNeKAL BATCH RELIEVED BY GENERAL FoereR, By the steamer Fultov, which arrived tast Tharsday morning, Major Generat J. G. foster came down to re eve brigadier General Hatch, who replaced Major Gene Fa) Gilmore, @ month s\a0e, With the understanding that is command of the department wag only to be tempo rary General Hated bas endeared bimself to troops and eWvilian Curing tho brief time be bas held the chief Position bere, aod wis retention fp command would not Bave bec: «. all ‘istasteful. But General Foster comes Bere already popular, with the reputation of boing a Pd Hgdting genoval, and one who administers affairs with careful } fought ce, ‘The troops, some of them, have ander chim before, and they all ewear by bim » have out kuowa like him beforehand. gay of bis arrival be assumed command in rs, No 74, end on tbe following day be an. low\ug stat — W. L, M. Burger, Assistant Adjutant General, First Eeutenaot T. J. ‘Rodivson, Twenty-ret United Blates colored troovs, Acting Assistant Adjutant General. cutenant Colonel B, T. Morgan, Fifty-tourth New poteers, Acting Assistant Ipgepector General. Captaid JH. Moore, Assistant Quartermaster, United Volunteers, Chiet Quartermaster. Captato T. AP. Champlin, Assistant Commissary Sub- aisteuce, United States Volunteers, Chief Commissary Bude istence. Licutesant Colone! Peter Pineo, Medical Inspector, Burgeon Ebeo. Swift, Medical Director. Burgeon Charles L. alten, Medical Pur veyor. Major E b. Judd, Chiet Paymaster. Firet Lieusenaat C. R. Suter, Engincer Corps, Coited Blates Army, Chiet Engineer. Foret Lieutenant J. . MoGinuiss, Calted States Army, diet of Ordoance One Hundred and Fifty.seventh Volunteers, l'rovost Marshal General, Captain H.R Clum, Chief Signal Officer. Colonel M. 3. latuelield, Twenty-first United States @olored troops, General Superinteadeat of the Recruiting Service (or Colored Troops Captaio Leaver Smith, First United States artillery, Comiaiseary of Musters Major Joba F. Anderson, Aid de-Camp. Major BN Strong, Aid-de-Camp. Captain George E. Gouraud, Aid.de-Camp. Capiain Louis Purgeraid, Ald-ce Camp. Liew Colonel $. 1. Woodford, Ooe Alundred and enih Now York Volunteers, Apting Judge Ad. ToCale. Acting Ensign C. ©. NeM, Colted States Navy, Aid-de Camp, Chief of Armed Trabeporis, Jobn H. Mare, £8q., Chief Marine Engineer. On the 27th Ceneral Hatch was ordered to the com of the important district of Hilton Bead, Fort Pu: { Tybee Island, relieving Brigadier Geoeral Wm Genera! Match announced the following as bis ore, One Hundred and Fourth Pennsyl- Acting As t Adjutant General, Captain H. Y. Piekering, Acting Asgistact Inspector Geverai Firet Ldeutenant £ A Van Winkle, One Hundred aad Tbird New York Volunteers, Aid-de-Camp. First Lieotenant Danie! G. McMartin, Twenty-Grai col ered troope, Aid de Camp, GENERAL BIRNTY, mand of (be district, made several im. Hocame up here fresh froma tion 1D Florida, which he was anxious i be entered earnestly into the business T peacefal dustrict. He abolished two idated the port of Hilton Head with brie the district, thereby saving the government an expense or if $5,000 per a Ho personally directed the sportant @aniuary measures re oliee Board, such as the Miting up of @wam wm ihe rear of the principal business streets, the al of tents from crowded localities, and other !m- nts. Theee works will uwdoubted|z be contioued pera! Hatch. ON EXPEDITION © TUR AEMETOO PITERAUIES OF THE STEAX FR HOSTON Oc Wednoeday last, the diy before Gon, Foster's arri- wal to take command of the department, Gen. Bircey Want on ap expedition up the Asbepoo river, with seve ¥al trausports and & considerable force of cavalry aud in- favt-y. The General bad (he steamer Plato, Capt. R. 1. Getty and the oiber transports were to rende at Bennett's Point, at the mouth of Mosquito Greck. The expedition was planned to consequence of explorations by Capt. Jobo C. Duteb, am acting master fm the navy, one Of tbe most experienced aud skiliul io army Or oavy, in the department. Le had @couted over the whole territory, acd bie roports gave f.andation for the beef that a b the direction intended might be Fesults. During the night some the » Grafam, grounded at the movth of tue | Asbe Gen Birney then ordered of the troops rom the kdwin Lewis, and eent ber down to take up Ghose on tbe Boardman, seodivg with ber the pilot of the Piato, Wim C Meodel, to usrigate ber up be river. For some reason oot yet aecertalued, Mandel did pot obey erders, but remained 00 the. Boardman. Whea the troops bad been trausterred Lewis tlarted op the iver, under Uirection of ber Own plot, aué the steamer Boston, which bad just arrived, was Girected to follow ber. The commanding ofticer of the troops ou board, bad Deen furnished with a p irected where to bait, aud Fequested to communicate iostructions to hie offleere and Chore of bie boat. Bui the Lewis, followed by the Boston, did not jstop at the point prescribed, Dut kept on ight miles fartbér up the river. At tuat pisce the Lewis passed over « CUsiructious, #eraping 7 bottom Ob theta at bigd tide, and an ve important arrived at nt Gesiguated; but the Mary A. Boardman, Capt tween the commanding officer aud the pitt res Ate discovery that they were too far up u Lewis at once pul about, fepaseed the ebsr op her way back © tered the Boston than a thonsand yards trom where eome rebel be located. The pilot of whe Le t t and fearo dere, took t ly back, and reported tt So General Birney, who bad tar Benveti'e Point tak img preparations for the ew ‘orestul accom: t of bie mission. ¢ Pinto wae then sent tp, in charge of Capiais Yourg and Captain Duted, toatford her relief, if possible At daylight the rebe! batteries were opened on (he How fon ‘There were three emall rifled gune, aad they Merced the steamer through and through 'Pefore the Kring thie ‘deoarkation of treops commenced, and wi orinued til all were of. They were landed @ mile aud Some escaped by ewlmmiog, some by are thrown overboard tor the purpose, but e taken off tu boats, It eas tmpossible to @ bad gone ashore at dood tid The Piaio went * be ehots fail ing con- mM. After bout an bour ee got in the mean time the gunboat Dei-Ching, Capta’n Champlin, bad | Motifies, and came up. She silenced two of bb erie’, But could oot reach tke cther one, noe. coomea 10 bb held dn reaéiness (or auy boat thal ehould go to the aseint- ance of the already weed up Borton wpelly Geveral Birney very reluctantly gave the order to buro the Bos. fos, and it was promptly uod euccesstully executed by Captain Clvaries B. Fessenden, Jr. aia-ce camp on t wat The Hon goon after returned to Hylton Hl The whole number of caeuaities was fourteon. of w! two, belonglog to the Thirty-foarth Unites Siatee oolored troops, were tied by the rebel batteries, wounded. bode Isixod Oeix, who are Bet artiliery * dent, b Ahrowing an ignited shell overboard, Atolber man ap be same regiment, Captain Getty, having calied tor Feerer to recower the sponge of bied ba t overboard by the premature je by swimming two bundred y whe eee. ~m pili de 4 expedition returned aiter the destruction bed been ‘Among (be iA OMeere who deserve credit, in nda Moo to “0088 Mentioved above, Were Lieutenente George A. Fiaher 0d Thomas Corriguo, signa) officers; Captain Blonvcarey, Oletrtet Inspector, aud Lusigus Nie) aud Nel- Of the Day, | A military commission {s to investigate charges of ni To mmissi & NAY AL BNPODETIOMS 4 On tha “usth the eanboats Hele, Acting Master Mitchell; Mopwno", th. Lieutenant Commander Phythiam, ‘aad coast Burver yegse) Vixes, Captain Boutelle, all wader command Of (# orain Stone, of Loe Colneaye & reconnolagince UD the South Riisto*river. y anchored off Governo: tkea’s place, where (bey drew the fire of a batiory at 3 if. Some bowilzers} were landed in boats, bel worried 00 vas Jebosea |, wher the Charlestoa isbed, when . PTURE OF FIFTKEN NEGROES, © At Beaufort the prineipal excitement ts created by the capture of Gfteen negroes from a plantation on Morgan's Istand, The rebels came over expecting to nab the pro- prietor, Dut in bis absence contented themselves with bis biack employes. They promised to come agai, but have not made tbeir appearance as yet SOUT CANOLINA STATE CONVENTION, Another corresyiondent has, 1 believe, given you an necount of the recent Mass Union Convention st Beaafort 4o elect delegates to the Republican National Convention A iiet of @elogates was chosen, beaded by Brigadier General R. Saxton. yen Governor and Commandant of the port, The 11 two or more negroes, 1 have nothing to say about tne policy of holding the con- vention 1a a State where permancot loyal residents are fo fewand of such recent emigration, but I believe PAd!\o Sentiment to be opposed to A, On the ground that Tho delogstes would not, under any circumstances, ve received that fit ig out of taste to send wegroes, and that ocly dissension cam result from the attempt to force 8 a delegation on the Conventmna The évlegatea, such as are inclined to eerve, will go North by the Fuiton.to- merrow. E FLOKIDA 8TATR CONVENTION. @n tho 24th a State Convention for Florida was held at Jacksonville for the same purpose Unlike the South Carolina gathering, 1} was composed largely of loyal resi- dents of the Stato.who resided thero before the war. C. L Robinson, [isq., ef Jacksonville, presided. Tho Vice Presidenis were:—Paran Moody, of Jacksonville; W Ro- gers, of Jacksonville; Hon. W. 8. Delf, of Orange county: otner, of Duvalcousty, and Charles Slager, of Silver Spring, Morion county; and the Secretaries, J: C. Snow- ball, Fredericls Lewis ‘and Drury Jones The delegates | chosen were:—Buckingham Smith, of St. Augustine; Jobn W. Price, of Jacksonville; C. L. 'Robingon. of Jackeon- ville; Joho mmis, of Jacksonville, Phillp Frazer, of He, and Paran Moody, of Sacksonyille, and the Yon. David R. Dunham, of St, Augustin to, of Ferpandina, Joseph A. Remington, Judge Latta, of ng, and J, C. Snowbs after the usual preamble, were adopted — Resolved, That wo, 08 loyal citizens of the State of Florida, are entitied to. voice in the councils of the nation of which we are a part; and, if It is held that our State hae tor- felted its sovereignty as one of the States of the Union, we, ascluizens of the United States, are noue the ie Litled to @ voice in the National Coavention. Reso That we are unswerving in our toynity to the Onited States, subject to no condition and unchangen dle iu our delerm nasion; and that, come weal or come Woe, ovr attachment to aud conddeuce in the govermment shail re. main unalterable solved, That we mont earnestly solicit the protection of the government of (he United States in re-establishing our State government and authority, mot only over the territory he following resolutions pow within the federal lines, ‘but throughout the whole tale, Resolved, That we have observed with peculiar satisfaction the able and impartial manner in which Magistrate has discharged the high, our present Chief nd Important trust of the stormy administra lection. and in view und the nation, we feel like the horse trader, struggling im the waters of the Mississippi, that itd “mighty poor time to swop horees,”” Kesolved, That Abraham Lincoln is the ohoice of this mecting for the next President of the United States. An executive committee, and one to memorialize the President, were appointed, UNION PICKETS CAPTURED. bont a week sinco Gray’s and Dickingon’s r airy succeeded in gobbiing our pickets at two stations in Florida. A lieutenant and about twenty men were taken at Wolaka, and a sergeant and fifteen men at San- These stations are some seventy miles from St Augustine, and their exposure there was accidental, L088 OF THE COLUMBINE. 1 have only one more misfortune to announce now, and T hope it may be the lastone. On Monday morning the rebels succeeded in capturing the navy armed tug Colum. bine, with all on board She was on a reconnolssance up the St.Jobns. At Horse Landing, fifteen miles above Pilatka, the enemy suddealy ran down a field battery of rifled guns, and opened on hor. Almost the first shot took off her rudder, and she drifted ashore. About two bundred men then put cut and took possession of her. She had on board from thirty to forty men and four officers; thirty men of Company &, ‘Thirty-fifth United States colored troops, formerly First North Carolina, (Beecher’s regiment), and two officers with them boat was under command of Acting Master Sanborn, (All were captured, GENERAL GORDON on Saturday made a recounoissance in front of Jackson ville, to Camp Finnegan, with colored troops. He encoun- tered a rebel force there and returned, THE SANITARY COMMISSION in Florida deserve a great deal of credit. They need. now from the North, and should have it, by some means A. B. Day, Ee the agent at Jacksonville, who so dis tinguished bit f at the bat of Olustee, goes North on @ brief fwrlough, by the Fulton, We bope be may 00a retarn, AN INCIDENT. During General Piruey’s recent raid through Florida, 2. bright little girl was found alone at one house, ber parents having skedaddied. She was rathor nov com- mittal, did not kuow whether the troops were Union or Fehel. Two foe dogs made thetr appearance while @ convereation was being held with the child, and sho informed one of ber questioners (hat thelr names were Gillmore and Beauregard. «Which is the beet dog askod a bystander, “I don’t know,” said she; “they're both mighty smart dogs; but they'll oither of vem suck eggs if you don't watch 'em.'’ The troops left without ascertaiaing whether the family, of which the girl was 80 hopeful a scion, was Union or rebel. AT MILTON HEAD bueiness is rather dull at present. The sand is blistering hot, fleas abound, dies are thick, and the pioneer mos quitoes have appeared. The Police Board, composed of Civilians, have Inaugurated a series of sanitary measures necessary for hoalta during the coming bot season, ‘bey have been relieved since General Watch took commana of the district, and Lieutenant Colonel W. T. Bennett, of the First Michigan, appointed police officer of the post in stead, it being deemed desirabie to b the matter in military hands fie 1s @ capable office ad had pre. viously had charge of some of the’ improvements recommended by the Police Board Before retiring, Golonel Peter “Dunbar, formerly of Boston, the efficient President of the Board, was serenaded by the post band, and addressea them anda crowd of e assembled, Colonel Dunbar has long been known yor of Hilton Head, and when mage Presidect of the Police Board wns announced in geueral orders as chief magistrate of the town, 60 far as the purposes 0; the order-were concerned, © DESERTERS are constantly coming in, telling al! eorts of probab's and improbable stories; but Ube liars lie so the truth tellers are not Delleved, and the information we get from them is not worth repeat GE recently went over ca; tured some robe! a few prisovers, Lad a succersfi! ekirmish, and returbed whea he found heavy reinforcements bad come in, having badafew wounded but nove killed, TUR PROVOST. Captain E. §. Babcock, Ninth United States colored troope, who bas been Y’rovost Marshal bere eince the Sixth Cowmecticut left, bas just been relieved, Ye bas made a most satisfactory provost marghal under very discouraging circumstauces. When he assumed tbe posit: there were 00 clerks io bis office, the Sixtb, with the former provost, were about leaving the business was new to him, and be found the guties arduous. Put, being a shrewd New York tawyer and a g00d practi at business man, be soon had ap exc@lent system jo oper 20d biz district io good condition, Our latest sc2k dates by mail are to the 22d. Friday the Beau.ort arrived from Fortress Monroe with a low New Yorw Hexsips of the 224, which were most ac- ceptable. Alleged Arbitrary Arrest of a Montreal Merchant at Boston, {from the Montreal Herald, June 1.) A circumstance has recently transpired in the United States which involves the liberty and seriously atecte the interests of a merchant of this city, and undoubtedly calis for prompt and decided action on tee part of too Brith Minister at Washington, The facte retating to thie matter,#o for ae wo can learn them, wil! be briefly given below. Ov Thursday last,on the arrival of the Asve at Poston, a United States ‘Marshal came cn board ‘ested Mr Samuel G, Levey, of Notre Name street ty, who was @ passeuger om ibe sicamer, On tha relaiwiog him in bis custody until the following moraing, fod then proceeding with him to New y Levey telegraphed from fBeston to x to bis uncle, Mr. Myers, informing him of bis arrost. On bis arrival there (etili in the Ay of the Uaited States officer) he was met by Mr. Who wae given ty voderstand that on the follow moruing Mr Levey would be brought + General Dix, the Military Commander. On ineiond of being brought before the Geueral, be 8 cell, locked up, and no communication tted. His papers, which bad beeo oly examined, were restored to 2 HOLL IDE baving been discovered in them tocetm inate Din eny manner Mr, Myers iad the case before the Britieb Consut i New York, who commucicated with Lord Lyons op the subject definite action bas resulted fr | | | The subject ts of the mostivital mlerest to; merchants of (his and er Canadian cities, who bave frequent occasion to 1 New York on business, and 0 every British fubject. If, on their arrival in New,York or Boston, they ean be geized and imprisoned, and hel! without # charge veimg preferred againat them, their guilt or innoceace becomes equally epimportant; for, if innocent they can- Hot establix the fact, and the consequences of delay to a tmerebaut will be equally disastrous whether be be inno cent orgrilty. Whatever may be the necessity imposed Upoe ibe United States government by the war to deal ove fummariiy end arbitrarily with ¢ who owe it Riogiance, the osse is entirely different with re. gard to @ Dritish sab) who is to be Protected by he go bas for. feited that protection by @ violation of the neutrality en- joined by bis sovereign as the condition upon which ft i# extended over bim and to show that he bas forfeited bie im to be protected by violating this weutrality a trial fe necessary. That there should be oo unnecessary ron 4 jo grapting bim @ trial te bie right, and @ right whic! should be demanded by bis government, for be doen not forfeit bis claim Lo protection unless the violation of a trality Is establiebed. Wo have no doubt that when the matter i# fully leid before the Britiah Minister at Wash. ington be will take high grovnd tn relation to it, snd will ineist upon thie uvdenianle right of @ Hritigh subject to immediate trial In ® case, fod that be will alto extend to bim that protection which evory British subject bas a right to clairo opt he in Droved to bave forfeited it, With reference to (he caso Ir, Levey, euch, orime,as would be, jodiested by the mode of bie arrent, seems probable from tho return of bie papers; and further (rom bie sen- limeni# jn relation to the atraggie between the Nosth Those who should know bie opinions on thit ympathies bave always been with States. Jt will Uerelore be the NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1864, ite natural oondhtiaion oF 0f 11} founded, suspicious, or, perbays, Walicighs agents the (oderal authorities, and !t Beeomes: @ quostion of \o- terest ty what length the exercise of this begech agency may extedd, and who may be the next victim of gue, rauce or malice, Coroner's inquest, THE LATE FATAL RUN-OVER CASUALTY IN BP.oaD- WAY—A RECKLESS DRIVER COMMITTED Po THR TOMBS, ETC. The woman who was run over at the corner. of Broad- jay an@ Grand street on Tuesday evening ¥,y @ span of horses and truck driven by one Owen Lyn? py, and so tor ribly \njured that she died goon aftery ards, has eince been identified as Mrs, Eliza Dubois, ¥.te of 401 Hudson avenue, Brockiyn, Coroner Raune¥ yesterday hetd an Ynquest on the body at the New York Hospital. Several persone who witneseed the ocev rrence testified that Lynch was ape & reekies, rate, and that when called upon to check his horses. he paid no attention to the warning, but kept on ia his course across Broadway. After the prisoner's arrest by officer Mvarthar, of the Broadway squad, he stated tat one of bis horses was barcbitwd and somewhat a’smanageable, but the wit nesses seemed to think Lymch had the team under good contrat, and might have stapped had he not been intent on crossing Broadway rega’ -diess of consequences. Below will be found the testimeny of Mr John 8. Young, chief of the detective force, who wituessed the vccurrence Ueroughout:— Jobn 8, Young, being duly sworn, ays:—1 am chief of detective squad of pole; May 31, 1864, 1 was standing ‘on the corner of Broadway and Grand street, when | saw prisoner driving westward at a furious rate through Grand street across Broadway; I at this time saw de- the northwest corner of t onto the crosswalk: five of us were standing together at the above place at the time, we tallooed wit all our might to deceased and the drwver; the boy stepped back, but the deceased in trying to get aboad of the truck was struck by the pole or horses and knocked down, and tho horaes passed over her; she -passed witkout injury the forward wheel; she then Tarned over, and the hind wheel passed over ber body; ‘he prisoner made no eifort to stop bis horses until the ‘trock bad passed at least ten feet beyond deceased, and there was one continced shout all the time; the bicd whee! carried tho body of deceased certainly two feot bo- fore it went over ber; Ihave seen a good deal of reck Jess driving in New York, but I never saw anything be fore to equal this; I think the prisoner could not have seen the deceased, or he would not have recklessly run over her; 1 could see no reason why be could not gee her; the deceased jumpe! one side from the crosswalk to get out of the way of the truck before she was struck; the truck was some ten or twelve feet from me when | first saw it, in the middie of Broadway, there was nothing between me and the truck; the track was going at least at the rate of elx or seven Miles per hour at the time. The testimony being all in, the case was submitted to tho jury, who rendered the following verdict.— That Eliza Dubois, the deceased, came to her death by in)i1 received by being run over by a truck May 31, 1864, al the corner Of Gioctway ang Grand street, saia truck being driven by Owen Lynch. We consider it the result of reckless driving by said Owen Lynch.” On the rendition of the vordict the prisoner was re. quired to give $1,000 bail, to answer any indictment which the Graod jury may find against him. In default of ball Lynch was committed to the Tombs. In his ex. amination Lynch said ‘as forty-five years of age, a Bative of Ireland, a teanister by occupation, and lived at No 33 North First street, Williamsburg. Notwithstand- ing the testimony in relation to the rate of speed at which Lynch was driving, te stated in bis examination that he was going op a slow waik at tue time of the accident. De. ceased wae twenty-nine years of age, and a native of Germaoy. She was the mother of three children. ‘The Russians at Bosto: Boston, June 2, 1864. ‘The officers of the Russian fet are receiving the hosp! talities of the city in an agreeable but unostentatious series Of excursions and dinners, It is understood that the Admiral has received orders to leave, with the three versels now here, early next week for the Baltic, The two vessels now at New York will aiso leave soon, it is reported, for the Mediterran Arrivais and Departures. ARRIVALS, Port Rovar—Steamship Fulton child, Mrs Atwood and two childre J Walland child, Miss J P Keni irs @ Bowyerman and Mrs $1, Barris, Mra ie iss A Kozley. Major Corwin, Major PM Calawell, Major d M Slottlure, Lieut ER J Myers, Lieut N Lieut A ‘Dexter, U5 N: Hon Hobtis, fon A D Smith, USN: 8 ¥ Balch, UBN; J Jones, U ;Mr Johnson, USN; JB a tioiner, A Belay, 7 Da JW Price, Capt A Hart. NS English, A B Day anc corvan' i Hallomer, J © Alexander. C L Robinson, 3 O'Rourke, J H Dye. RA Burdett, FP Champ. rey, FM Weems, Rev JS Swain. § s J M Hart, 8 Howland, W Wessels, Ch Mr Jornmer, W Hi Beer, E G Dudley, 8 W Bennett. C Phillip, “A § Hitchcock, Capt A R Elcridge, L Atwood, T Rabone, H Browne, B Ralime. J ve K Wall, Mr Tamblyn, H jc} G Conklin, LW Vincent, Brown, R Gibbs, W paon, J Dunn, J Fgnan, D R Byatt and lady, A J Somers, 8 d J Hand. T Metitren, 1 Crowell, Geo Jacobs, J Logan, Rev M A’ Marchman, W Weir, Judge IM Latin. “MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Marricd. ALDEN—ALDEN.—On Weduesday, June 1, at the rosi. dence of the bride's paren's, by the Rev. M R Vincent, JONATHAN ALDEN, of Philadelphia, to Missin &., eldest daughter of Mr J.J. Alden, of Troy, N. ¥. Acuzsox—Meip.—On Wednesday, June 1, by tho Rev Fadwin R. 7. Cook, Dr, Joa C. ACHBSON to Buk A, BRAD, both of this city. AckRRMAN—PLATE—On Thursday, June 2, by the Rey Wm. Adams, D.D., Mr Ggoncs Ackerman to Miss Lyoia Platt, daughter of Isaac L. Platt, Fsq., all of this city. Bixnev—Fess —At Brooklyn, on Thursday, June 2, Cransvoe Baxwerr, to-Harrim 'A., only daughter of H. Fenn, £8q., all of the above place Massachusetts and Connecticut papers please copy. Binxgy—Conkiix.—On Wednesday, June 1, at Shrub Oak, Westchester county, by the Rey’ T, Mathéws, J. W. Binxey, tO ANNIE, eldest daughter of the tate B Conishu, Esq. No cards Bovaxe—Ketiocc.—in Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Juce 1, at the Fleet street M. E churon, by the Rev. J. F Booth, Cnartes C. Boraweto Saran L., daughter of the late J. W Kellogg, of this city. Bracvert—Hawkis.—In Rrooklyn, on Thursday, June 2,at the residence of the brido’s parents, by the Rev. H §' Carpenter, A. J. BLavvatr to Miss Deuia &. Hy c Disurow—Cook.—On Thursday, June 2, by the Rev. R. ©, Putney, Mr Joun F. Disnrow, ‘of Hobolen, N. J, to Miss MaGam Cook, of Woo'stock, New Brunawick, B.N. A. Gakex—Mino.—On Wednesday, June 2, tn the Du Reformed church, Twenty third streot, by tho Rey. Dr. Hardenburgh, Geoxge F Gasen to Kxiy J bing, all of this city Philadetphi May—Pat 8, John papers please copy. —At Harlem, on Wednesday evening. Jone 1, by the 4, Mr. Jouy Mar to Mise Deane Puitiirs, eldest daughter of Archd Phillips, Jr Moroan.—Wanixc. —On Thursday, June 2, at the rest dente of the ion. Jobo A McCuna, by the Kev. Frede. rick Ogelby, of Trinity church, James F. MorGax, one of the law firm of Fine & Chittenden, to Carotine M., daughter of Jamos Waring. Fsq., ai! of thia city Nionors—Penvigip —At Black Rock, Cona., on Wednes- day, Junel, by the Rev A C Baldwin Gaorag 8. Nicr- o18, of New York, to Manna C., youngest daaghter of Captain B Pengeid, of Black Rock. Newark (N.J.) papers pleaee copy. PLatt—DUseNsBRRY.—AL the residence of the bride's fatner, in Ary elbed Wodnesday evening, June 1, by the Rev. © B. Ellsworth, Henrv C. Pratr, of Huntington, L. L, to Jewnig, daughter of Isaac A. Dusenberry, Esq PRICEMARRIOTT.—At the House of Pi ark, on Wednesday, June 1, by the Rev. 3 nd, rector of St. Barnabas, Roseville, Colone! Rp, Lrvmasrow Prick, late of the 145th Volunteors, to Euma, daughter of William Marriott, Esq. Rupren—Grarr.—On Thureday, June 2, by the Rev. Mr. Geissecheimer, ALensn C. Rivrow, of Exeter, Devonshire, to Lovisg, youngest daughter of Mr. David Graff, of this city. " —At the Washington street church, Jersey City, on Wednesday, June 1, by the Rev. Dr: Imbrie, Richann A. Stitt watt to Many, eldest daughter of George B Green, Esq , all of Jorsey City Srrer—Layiasp.—On Wednesday evening, June 1, at the residence of the bride's mother, by tue Rey. Wiiliam Pay, Matruxw fi. Seren, of Hudsou City, to Cammmuye M Laytasp, of Jersey City. No cards. SANUELS—Farnan.—Oa Wednesday, June, at Grace chureh, Brooklyn, by the Rev. Dr Francis Vinton, reotor of Trivity church, New York, Rexvaain Sastters to Harti, youngest daugnter of Captain Joba § Farran, all Brookiya, Scuwenknety—Patren.—At Trinity chapel, on Thure- day, May 25, by Rev. Dr. Weston, Mr. Gro: Souweogr ey, of Europe, to Miss BELLA Patten, of this city. Soorr—Paovost.—At Bergen, S.J, on Thureday, May 12, by the Rev. Dr. Tayler, Mr. Jowera M Soort, Jt., to ‘Miss Racurt A, Puovoer, both of Hudson City, N. J. Steanweir—Roneox,—On Thureday, June 2, by the Rev. Sullivan H. Weston, 0. D, Mr. J. i Sreanwrit, of New York, to Mra. O. A. Robinson, cidost daughter of Charis Peart, of oe to Stowrit—Fisner.—On Thursday, June 2, by the Rev. Fiarvey D. Ganga, 8, Concer Stow, of Sauk City, Wis, to Miss MARY AGNHS, youngest daughter of the late Joun G. Fiabor, of (bie city. No cards, Worrrrex—Tonp.—On Wednesday evening, June 1, at tho Macdovga) street Raptist church, b: yo Rev Dr. Dunbar, Gronos H. Warren to Macois i. Toop, all of thie city. No cards. Died. Benwert.—On Thuretay, Jone 2, at Bay Bidge, L. ¥. Joon Jawne Bennett, in his 66th year sfesat i The relatives anasfrienria of the family are reapectfully invited ‘9 attend the funeral, on Seturday afternoon, at three o’clook, from his Inte residence, mt Pay Ridge. .—On Wednesday, June ten mily are respectfully invited to Sau the funeral, this (Friday) Tiernan, at two Bacow—Qn Wednesday, June 1, after abort bat Hovere iinces, Exian Bacon, wife of Patriek Bacon, ant Caughter of the iate Jobn Murtha, in the 88d yoar of hor ge. Fhe fricode of the family, and thone of her brothers, are reepecifully requested to attead the funeral, from her iate roridento, 185 avenue A, this (Friday) afternoon, Ab two o'clock, without (urther fovitation. Barts, —{n Brookiyn, on Thursday, June 2, Mre, Piva. warm Barrie, aye 77 years vnd 16 day: ‘The relatives aud friends of the family_are reepeqtfully. Invited to attend the fonvrai, on Saturday afternoon, at Ahree o'clock, from tho res.dcuce of Thomas D. Hudson, Kenvavenve, noar Flushing avenue, Brook!yn, “teensy Oi ANAS © short tie | Tiobrelatives and (rioad of ‘Dt sem liy are eoapeette!ly ay od to aitend the Tuueral nig (rriday) morping, at wtedovo'eloet, from Lis WW Yegideape, No 20 Fraaiort street, and from theres 1 ‘Chureh of St. Alpbongas, Thompson street, near Ana! etreot. CosTeiLo Wednesday, June 2, Bringer Oosreito, wife of Rodger Cogmiio, aged 31 ames vative of the parish ot Drimeliet, couaty Sligo, trelaud. ‘Tho friends of the family are ited to attend the fa. neral, from her late resi » corner Van Brunt and Delavan streets, Seuth Brooklyn, this (Friday) afteracon, two e'clock. arena Suddenly, of hemorrhage of on Wednosday, June 1, Sanaa B. Bastey, tenant Colovel George W. Cartwright, aged ‘Pho relatives and friends of the fainily attend tne funeral, from her late residence, 324 Plane siroet, Newark, N. J., this (Friday) afternoon, at three o'clock, The remaing will be interred in Fairmount Cemetery, near Newark, Boston and © nada papere please copy. CrsiMax.—On speresey or 2, Mr. Atumrron Cusn- wan, Sr., in the 86th year The relatives and friends of the family are reapectfatly invited to attend the funeral services, at tho residence of his son, Mr Allerton Cushman, Jr., No, 3 Corno!ta street, this (Friday) afternoon, at Ove o’clock, without further invitation, The remains will be taken to Nyack for baa om Fasareas pa tp att w Bedford papers please copy. ele Wednesday, June 1, after a short fllneas, ®\raam Henrwerta, only daughter of Thomas J. and Kitza- beth A. Crichton, and granddaughter of Cadwallader Richards, aged 2 years, 1 month and 6 da) ‘We loved thee! yes, no tongue can tell How mucb we loved thee and how well. God Joved tbeg too, and thought it best, To take ome to Heaven to rest. ‘The friends and family are respectfully invited | to at. tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of ber parents, No. 403 Greepwicb street. Demanest.—At Cincinnati, May 29, of typhold fover, Misa Vioks v Legere daughter of Rov. G. L, and iza C. Demarest, aged 19 years. AR ome are to be interred in Greenwood Cemetery, and foneral services will be held in the Universaliat church in Williameburg, this (Friday) morving, at uino a eatore-00 Wednesday, June 1, of diptheria, Joskra Crezett Duxcerr, the only son of Joseph and Catherine Jane Duneuff, aged 1 year aad 6 months. : ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the se aly 28 Clarkson stroct, is (Friday) afternoon, at two o’cloc arto Wednesday, June 1, at Middletown, N, J., Cornetia H., daughter of Frederick A, Guion. ‘The friends of the family are invited 10 attend the fune- ra! services, at Trinity aren oF Rochelle, on Sunday If-past two o'clock. bh eer Pouraday, June 2, of ecarlet fever, Tow uy. son of Charles aud Dewiuda Howlett, aged 3 years and 17 days. teeta ail be taken to New Castle on Saturday, June 4, by the $16 A. M. train on the Hudson Railroad. Host.—On Thursday, June 2, Ayns Eyre, wife of the fon. H. P. Hunt, tn the 66th year of her age. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at the reside: of ber son-in-law, John P. Nazro, 249 West Twenty-third street, this (Fri- ‘ernoon, at four o'clock. s spe —On Wednesday, June 1, after a long and painful itloess, Mary, widow of Michael Keough, a native of the parish of Killaloe, county ot Clare, Ireland. ‘The relatives and friends of the family, likewise those of ber son, Dennis Keough, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, from her late residence, No. 481 Pearl street; thence to Catvary Cemetery. Limerick and Clare (I*eland) papers please copy. ‘LyNcu.—At Carmansville, on Wednesday evening, June 1, Many, relict of Francis Lynch, in the 93d year of vetaerelativo> and friends of the farnily, and those of ber eons, John, James and the late Beraard Lyi ch, are respect: fully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, on Saturday morning, at half-past ton o'clock, and from thence to Eleventh stroet Cemetery. Murray.—On Wednesday, June 1, James Morray, io he 35th year of his age. ne funeral will take Place from the rosidence of his brother Michael, corner of Nevins and Carroil streets, South Brooklyn, thie (Friday) afternoon, at half past two "clock. : Mites.—On Thursday, June 2, Baxyamin J O. Mies. His friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from No. 20 Lamartino place, West Twenty-nintb strect,on Saturday morning, at half-past six o'clock. Magriv.—On Friday, May 13, at Cornenty, in Ireland, Patrick Mannix, aged 58 years, late a resident of this City, a native of Cornassassanaugh, county of Monaghan, Tretand. (oon —On Thursday, June 2, Heten S., wife of George p. Moore, of New York, and daughter of James G. Sander a, Esq . of Boston. mrgneral from the residence of her father. McDerwggy.—At Washington, D. C., Capt, Jas. J. McDer- mort, of CAipany I, Beventy-third New York Volunteers, from wounds received at tho battle of the Wilderness. The relatives and friends of the family, also the mem. bers of Eogine Company No. 63, and tho Fire Department in general are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the City Hall, on Sunday afternoon, at ono o’ciock. Owes, —At Bedford, Westchester county, N. Y., on Thursday, June 2, Mary Adx, wife of St, John Owen, aged ars. hurl at bor late residence, on Saturday afternoon, atone o'clock. The friends of the family aro invited, “ye —On Thursday, Juoe 2, at balf-past two o'clock, MARGARET ANN O'DONNBLL, daughter of Dennis and Bridget O'Dounell, aged 9 years and 6 months. ‘The frionds and relatives of the family are requested to from the restdeuce of her parents, t, this (Friday) afternoon, at half. ationd the funeral No. 642 Huds: past two o'clock. O'GraDy.—On Wednesday, June 1, Carmare O'GRapr, a nativa of the county Mayo, Ircland, aged 40 yoars. The friends and relatives aro respectfully tovited to at: tood the funeral, from ber late residence, 77 Washingtos Street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Pre. Tuesday, May 31,@t White Piains, Gow. LACME (REACT, @ aagive of France, in the 86th year of 8 wate foneral will take place this Friday at twelve } rom his residence at that place. day morning, June 2, Euzarern . widow of Alexander Patterson, fate of the an, Ireland, in the 53d vear of ber age. May her soul rest in peace, For friends and relatives and those of Lor sons, Jamon, John, William, Alexander and Rowland, are respectfully invited to atlend the funeral, from bor late residence, No. 278 Fast Thirteeath street, on Saturday afternoon, at two o'clock. Powrr.—On Wednesday evening, Juno 1, at the St. Donia Hotel, Hexrierrs B., wife of John H. Power. ‘The relatives and {riends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, without further motice, from St Ann's church, Fightb street, betwean Broadway and Fourth avenue, on Saturday morning, at ten o'etock Pownrs,—[n Ypsilanti, Michigan, oo Monday, Apri! 18, Mre £1124 Powrrs, wife of the Rev. Heury P. Powers, and daughter of te late Captain Hallett, of Fairfield, Her kimer county, New York Price OU Thursday. June 2, France Pri year of bie age. The relatives and friends of the (amily are respectfully Invited to attend th ral, from his tate residence, No, 50 Tonth atreet, on lay afternoon, at one o'clock, out further invitation, Toe -Elied, (a the battle of the Wilderness, on Tuesday, May 10, Cronos W. Torrixa, of Company’ G, Ninth regiment New York State Militia, Trapnaces —On Thursday morning, June 2, after a short tliness, Jang, wife of C. V. Trapbagen, and daugh ter of the late Dr. Daniel Prouddt, of the city of New york. . The rolatives end friends of the family are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 174 Pavonia avenue, Jersey City, on Saturday afternoon, at baif-past one o'clock. Wixineon.—In Brookiyn, on Wednoaday, Juue 1, Joan Rorgrt Witkrssor, the beloved son of Jobo and Mary Wilkinson, aged 4 months. The relatives and friends of the fami? respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Fri fternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of bis parents, 102 De graw street Witser.—On Wednesday, June 1, Eve, widow of Andrew Wilson, in tue 88th year of her ago. Funeral wili take place from her late residence, 46 Van- dam street, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Re Jatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend without further invitation, Wiuxc —On Wednesday, June 1, Eirese Witting, bora Niemann, wife of Jullue Willing. ‘The friends and relatives, and the membere of Com ny F, Fifth regiment National Guard, are respectiui Favited to attend the funeral, thie (Friday) two o'clock, from the late residence of th Crosby street, in the 77th ly at Port of New York, June 2, 1864, CLEARED. Bark Hermive (Den), Berg, London—Funch, Meincke & Cate Slphide (Br), Henderson, Cork—Jobn Jackson & 70, ‘ke Amanda (Tam), Thompson, Cork—Sioman & RBiee. Baru Burgnmelster ieicraiern (Pras), Rierwein, Cark= Funch, Meincke & Wendt. re Cerealia (Br), Lewis, Cork—John Jackson & Co. ae Creole (Br), Jessen, (Bremen—Funch, Meincwe & It. ‘Bark Abd-el-Rader, Eldridge, Cadiz D Brookman & Bark Gazelle. Black, Barbados—R Trowbri Bark Catharioe Maud (Br), Anderson, Pi Rattus (Lubec), Steffen, PernambucomW F J ig Poovert, Allen, Neuvitas=Thompgon & Hunter, Ebe (Ital), Ralit, AlicanteF Berthond & Co, Ee Vieloria (ir), Kirkland, Matamoros—Victor & Due. "cbr Mancrer (Br), Low, Ringston, JamBaasett & Nicker- Rohr Trade Wind, Hill, Philadeiphiaal® f Riveremith, ir Melbourne, all ort jlyoke & Murray, D Russel, White Hartford & Rackett & Bon, br m ty € rtford: ‘dhunee a jeamer Martha Btevens. Chance, Eiesmer Bare, Joves, Philadelobia, Steamship Pult n (0 8 teanapore %. Wotton, Port Royal, eamnahip Pulte Fa . , it) e Se K 08 die dae and 964 passengers, to Dea april ‘im Francis, &@ seaman, ve overboard sy was or agen fe thea Ton 46 28, aigualized hip M Not- tel mH, Reeser tt rected and tae eh Hers, ra the Banks Of Newfoundiand in lath, and sas large ities of ice, and had dense fe all the passage. Wien p.Lotum, Hagens, Palermo 68 days, prseed the Rock Apritba, with truft'dc to Sue nemot & Chatinan, Marke Apirit of the Das. (ot hu . Piangna, Yeru, Feb 29, vie Port F\woley. Falklan ‘Ya! nd. wh O Me ry rf 711 To 80H, epoke ship er On\leo for Antwerp, April 28, iat apoke oa, * Thames, steering B; 4th wt, Fn Yate gunn Mt day tion iat S28, Jon $0.38 We. spore weay)Ri igi iat DS, on 80 ay wy with nitrate ). Apri rok rt 3010 iat WAT Swansen tod Vxiparn whip Jamer Leicenies, 71 rk Cleveland, steering A Hi 104.25 9) Bop 68 49, Sarah Jane, Roge:*; OO Aiken, Peck, and United om “e An xy Bia, passed 8 sche steering BW, corld a ROYAL, May. a only niake Out baverpool om her stern, York; brig ae a Pa, Therere (Prus). Hobart, Bremen, 43 days, with mdse | Morto! ent, Seip Pou, ol, ‘Ore So's Bel Glorta (Prusy Wlausodt, Alicante, 80 days, York: James Mien tiv. t, to Funeh, Meineke & Wendt. Da B Bath; sehr 4 wy Gaspar sre. rorgeces. tO Janeiro, 59 daya, coffee. to , Meineke fir scatt Basel (Brem), ‘Wallrade, Rio Janeiro, 61 days, bad 5 ile Yatem Remedios, sey 23, with sugar and mo- ol ‘ach rs John N Genin, ‘ork; Brig Betle, ¥1 johnson, New Bedford; Ja: m8 3, lasses, to Yates & Bortorte! Bld 21 F Dought, J Konto Gsldent (Bry, Cochran, Windsor, NS, 14tdays, a rteabe ATA, June arr sehre JW, Vanagmany to & Smithers. Tus, Pllisbury, Viaaiha: rela Veauola, Hunt do Mart of Brishae ye eridale, Palermo Mageh 2%, | anti, Murphy. Pall i rola iste: Also v Mi a fee Int 24 13. tow Ay ree —. fruit, to Geo iu! kK we ‘cla ‘arke cn \ rig Mad of Gowrey from Bueuos Ayres (or Cork for orders, 28th, In the @ulf, saw the wreck jooner with spara attached. Miller, x Huis: Owen Hats Gov Burton, Schr Abbie Bradford (of Boston), Freeman, Jacmel, 18 day 8, sth logon’ and coffes. to Brett, Sou & Uo, vate By eengpes Loney Le Mgr ta. Nickerson, Boston; Craon, and Telegraph, Ne: Geor 5 » Hicks, 8t Jago, 17 days, with sngar, to Mert s abbatl bea ‘Sehr Presto, Lothrop, Matauzaa, 11 days, with molasses, to fire Randall, Saco; I if ogers. Lang! whaler Eliz ery anet eis aul, Crowell Pr iy we Bik, Ailen,sEloutbers, 12 days, with frais to BP Sher- pee Pen ayy: ea lin, New. bedford, a The U 8 sloop-of-war Behr Eliza (Br). MeDonald, (Georgatowa, PEI, 16 days, | pat" vat salad rom the Kosdstean yoaterdar, Fie sub with oate and fish, toO H Prambull. ‘Westmoreland, for Monti remains awalti Sir anna E ere, Sauires, Port Royal, 6 gaya, Piladelphia, ‘The US surveying ache James Grant, Heh ct eh est Pa srres "eee chet gr aa as 4 Arr brigs Manzoni, Carion, Bont Winetine pees, netione, Bostos, gues; Minna TraaheiMilchell, Matanzas, Onn} Oar Sehr Royal Oak, Benson, Provetonce, Rasy, Prombete LAneee, Seema goa! aeegueaet Sehr Helen McLeod, Thurston, Providence, non, ‘Nash, New York: J 0 Homer, Low, Bangor Behr EA Conklin, Gordon. Providence. erm Lasiee, ‘Corson, Roberts, do for Pesth Amboy. fh KW Bais Banden, Nowrat Gis ere Watio Whesien, Furr, Cardenas; sr Jule Mew Schr Ariel, Burgess, New Haven, ail, Cughing, Philadelphia. Schr Henry May, Park June 2—Arr barks Finiiy, Nickereon, Blerra Morena; cB MBROVIDENCR, dame 1—Atr str Falcon, Jones, York sehra Tuthill, Ceorgetown, D C; Silver Mears, “ints, Hitisiore’s Ruth ‘ust, Dewert . war: jf A A bby Brackett, Acnord, Port Bsr ‘Thomas P Cooper, Relley, aud R P King, in, Pas at erett, Rondout ton. delphia; Nathaniel Holmes, Arnold, and Silas a. Steamer Nightingale (U 6 transport), Manwaring, Key | Seaman. Elizabethport, Sid, sclirs Iva, Northup, Buzabeths Went 4 days, with cotton and 18 passengers, to U S Quar- ports hi Rogers, Taplor, and J B Jol cma’ et He» ‘Steamer Nera, Clark, Port Royal, May 30, Was towed to Kearge & Emily, Harries HB Gibeod 4 thia port by steamer Pulton,, Caine fe srr 'Chatle & while, Reoty: Vermilion, a ‘or repairs, Steamer A A Turner, Ferkins, Detroit, 31 days in ballast master le & ‘W Birdsall, Tribble: Mary E.izabeth, Chase; Harriet Lewis, r: Protector, aud Baltimore, Frank, New ORTSMOUTH, May 5)—Arr schra Eliza Guptill, Gapttil, NYonk; Sit, Devonate, Wall, doj.S i Parker, Fitegeralds, Elizabethport; Caroline Knight, Fanning, do. : PAWTUCKET, June 1—Arr schra Expedite, Beebe, Phil dolphin; Eucelalor, Newnan, Vort Ewen, Sid sehr Hildreth, Cleveland. NYork une. Foster. Baltimore. Diamond. Merideth. Phtiadelphta, Dunn, Burton, Philadelphia. Iker, Sherman, Philadelphia, Steamer Trenton, Wilson, Trenton, Steamer Sea Gull, Kenney, Providence, Q Reronnxp—('S steam transport City of Bath, henee Ist SAN FRANCISCO, May Sl—Arr bark Nonantum, King inst. at 11 AM, for Washington, NO, having been'in collision | man, NYork. with steamship Pocahontas, SALEM, May Sloarr brine Wm Nickels, Ames, Baltt- at Cane May lightship bearing SW 17 miles, having sunk the latter in 26 miautes, by which About 4U lives were lost. (See news columns.) Bark Argus (Meck), frrm Cardiff, is consigned to Funcb, Meincke & Weadt, more; Koutiak, Rellows, Baltimoro; 'Hmeltae McLane, phia; Harriet Fuller, Hamiiton, do: Ida, Blake, do; Occar Wave. Turner, do; § ¥ W Simuhoné, Godfrey, do; Oharleee flaielphia; schra Henry Remson, Buoklin, Philadel. ton, Shelbrook, Delaware City; Corinthian, Tapley, Bit pS BELOW. bethport: Jano. Fish, Harriacdo: Josiab Achar, Hateb, 3 ne bark, SAILED. York; June 1, Statesinan, Clark, Philadelphia, ATLED. IPPICAN, Mav 30—atr brig Herald, Gray, Matanzas, tar, Kagle, Haze, ES Terry, m+ Northern’ Belle: Casco, land, Sampson, Eclipse. ; sehrs Caroline & Corue- usan Seranton, Fl; rong, C SOMERSET, May 30—Sid schr J R Cowperthwatt. Rogera, Philadelphia; June 1, schr Lucy Robinsous Davis, NYork. ‘8 Pamel ward, Ha Prinz Osear, Sofia Pate, briga 8: Ida Abbott, Amolia, Ganges, tins, Enchantress, Jonas Spark: Mary, Sunny South, Lallin, B Ellen, J B Myers, Wind atsunset 8, Nght. IE GOVERNMENT LOAN OF $200,000,000, This Loan ts nuthorized by Act of Congress of March 8 1364, which provides for {9 REDEMPTION IN COIN, ak any perlod not less than ten or more than forty yearo fromJts date at the pleasure of the government, Until tte redemptton, five por cent interest {s to be pata: semt-annnally IN COIN. ~ Subseriptions to the loan are received by the National Banks in United Stat s notes or in such currency or othex Miscellancous, ‘StramentP City or Bativorr, Captain Mirehouse, of the Inman line, will sail to-morrow, 4th inst, at noon, for Queenstown and Liverpool, taking the place of the Glasgow, which sailed yesterday for same destination, The City of Baltimore is fast a well as an excelient seagoing vessel, and 1s much in favor with the travelling public. The Etna, of the same line, {s to gallon Saturday week, 11th inst, Bark Davip Larstxy, which has been stated as probably the vessel destroyed by the Florida, ‘was at Port posi May 6, two days after the reported outrage. funds as are taken by them on deposit af par. 4 one Sornta (Re), of Rassan, NP, was picked up May Sl, pan abort 20 miles SSB Of Block faland,” by Cehhee ar Gees | Iteexemption from State or Loca! Taxation acds from one: Belle, of Cohasset. 8ne had br ning Feging. nchora. chali id in fact every moveable thing; her jibstay waa also gone. When found she was abt half full of water, Dut on being pumped out was found not eco any. She is about 40 tous, and thought to be quile ory Scur J C Warpnox—The schr before re} Dyer’s Island, Narragansett Bay, was from Bridgeport, Ct, for Taunton, with a She sprang aleak on 28th ult, when near Newport, aud had to be run asbore on Dyer's Island, having three feet water io her hold, All bands saved, Missixc Vessuts—Ship New Orlegns, Oapt Hewett, eatled February § for Glasgow, with b rhe at her aay to three per cent per annum to Ita value, The rate of interest on this loan, although but Ove per cent in edn, is as much greater In currency as tbe differeneo between the market value of currency and gold. i As a rulo, the fiveper cent epecle securities of all solvent governments are always par or above, and curroney funded in the National Loan will be worth its face in gold, led sunk near ihe J © Waldron, cargo of pig tron. from New Yoi éargo con: —_— sisting of 2580 bbls flour, $4,219 bushels wheat, 24.503 Ibs | besides payinga@ regular and libervl percentage to the lard, 218 bags animal matter. and 720) staves, and has not --- : sinee been of. holder. . She regiatered 924 tons, was bullt at ‘New York in 1854, rated Al, and owned by Wt Frost. Ship A Thompsrn: Capt Simyson, salied from New York February 4, with 50.498 bushels wheat on board, for Gias- ow, and has not since been heard of. Bhe registered 93) tons, was built at Brunswick tn 1853, from which port she batled. Shiv W F Schmidt, Cant Bianchard. aalied from Liverpool Jan 27 tor New York, and has not been heard of since. Her Pllok.wras, pat on board ax eastera bound shipon Feb i. lon , Capt Blanchard not being able to discharge him previ. ously. She recistered 775 tons, was bullt at Portiand in 1855, rated A2, and was owned by C Carow, of this city. Lacxcrxo—On the sith ult, from the yard of Mossrs Max. , Fish & Co, at Mystic, Ct, a first class screw steamer of about 800 tons, butlt expressly foriMesars Wakeman, Gookin and Co, of New York, Her machinery ts turnished by the Reliance Machine Co. At Portsmouth May 29, bark Brothers, butlt Wm F Ber. }» for Capt Oving Long and others, of Harwich, will register about 380 tons Notice to Mariners. 2! OFFICIAL.) PARTNENT OF State, Wasitxcton, May 80, 1864. Information bas been received at this department from Mr HJ Sprague, the Consul of the United States at Gtbral far, that the regulation requiring all foreign vessels passi nj the fortifications at Tarifa to show their nattona! colors is ri: koronsiy enforced by the Spanish authorities, Shipmasters Will consult their own tnterest by careful observance of it, | The anthorized amount of thts loan is Two Hundred Million Dollars. The amount of subseriptions reported tor the Treasury at Washington, during April and May, baa been over | $60,000,000. Subscription will be recetved by the Trogsurcr of thé United States at Washington, and the Assistant Treasorere at New York, Boston and Philadelphia, and by the Firat National Bank of New York, No. 4 Wall street, Second National Bank of New York, Twenty-third street and Broadway. Fourth National Bank of New York, Pine strect. Fifth National Bank of New York, $38 Third avenue, Sixth National Bank of New York, Sixth avenue and Brondway. ie Ninth National Bank of New Fork, 968 Broadway Tonth National Bank of New York, 240 Broadway. Contral National Bank of Now York, 71 Duane street | pald, Mass, an [| ISLE OF MAY Clontrousr, Noestaran Lacernovsr Orrice, Epinnun, May 16, 136: The Commissioners of Northern Lighthouses naving ro- solved to renew the lighting apparatus at Isle of May Light- bouse, herevy give notice that « temporasy light, of leas pow- -— gr ail be exh ried daring ine rection of the new | National Exchange Bani: of New York, 184 Greenwich bo’ *pparatus. Notice will be given when the work: — completed. street. by order of the Board. ALEXANDER CUNNINGHAM. Secretary, AND BY ALT NATIONAL BANES Whatlemen. which are depositaries of publiv money, and all RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS thronghout the country (acting aS agents of the National urther Information on ap- Slip James Maury, , cidat New Bedford Ist inst for Nor.u Pacific Ocean (and sid, Ship Courser, Nye, NB, arr at Russell, NZ, Fed 16, with 130 bbls sp am wh Ship Eugenia, Hamblin, of NB. arr at Russell, NZ, March 6, with 1200 bbis sp and 4 do wh of}, Ship Desdemona, Rates, NB, was at Norfoik Island, oo date, ha aken 60 bola sp oul stace last report, 4, was at Monganui March 2 Depos: Pitcation and APFORD EVERY FACILITY 70 SUBSCRIBBRS. NNCAL REPORT OF THE STATE CLINICAL IN- Pregittution, 4036 Bt Mark's place, New York city, to MAF ry Banks) will far: Auckland, NZ, Feb 18, t Monganul ship Hf ‘ R with eke ofl, peuné Sone deat Number of pa:ients relieve "608 1a Dawson, Corceli, NB, was.at sea Aprill, hav. " yet hi . 140 bbis-gp alnce last reported. 1010 ap 15 whiall | Nember of patients not yer b ft se OR auind to St Fines, Tora nae ‘ 6,387 an & § an Brsere, w Bedford, was spoken March 29, This institntion is in a most flourishing condition and fe daliy crowed with patients from all parts of the country, 111s tiberally endowed and. i under, t re, patron 0 oes. Montezuma, Leach, of Provinsetowa, @@ from St age Specialty:—Virnient, hereditary, gemito 1 Se! Thomas May 7. whaling ‘oreign Ports, and female complaints treated with wn Axo, NZ, Feb di—Arr bark Thos Fletcher, Boule, w pact Molbourae (hnd ‘st March 7 for Guam) anate the inetitates Willing, Ta iclans to the institute, William Tripp, M. d, M.D., Francis Giroux, M, D, Baroanos, May W—ic port brig Favorite, Prindie, from NYork, di-g. Brnvcpa May 2e—Tn port brigs Maguet,and TM A Pitt, Mebonald, tor NYork s0tn Cusyrorcos, May 18—Io port bark Ellingwood, Elling. wood, for Philadelphia 8 days, brig Marine, Cook, tor Bos- ton 8. Ax. May 26—-Arr brige W Greenough, Campbell, New th, alma, Emery, Philadelpata. Hiitsvono, May 2(—Old schra Maria Jang, Parrett, Phila- eiphia; 25th. Welc Home, Marrion, NYork. esseis in port. Sid about April 27, mia C Bosion. ivenec, May 30--Arr bark Treoon, Shanghae xxRp.os, May 23—1n port shipa Ritty Simpson, Maybew, for Boston Z days, ShefMield, for Falmouth for orders; Moun= taineer, une; bark WH Wall, Castner, for NYork, idg: brige Redwood, Pierce, for Newport; Fannie. Foulke, tor Phile- delpbia; schr Qceap Ranger, Bradley, unc. tions embracing the Iatest discov brapeh of the healin, . by an experienced uoner, Cures-quaranteed. Address hoy 813 New York ORNS, BUNIONS. BAD NAILS, TENDER FEET, &0,, cured without pain, by DR. RIOR, Surgeon Ohi dist. 68 Bowery. over Citivens’ Bank. ‘Rice's Anaih! cures corns buni By wail, 60 cent : 1 aan NEW NOVELS. COUNT DE MAILLY, SEQUEL AND CONCLUSION OF LYMPIA OF CLEVES. ar zaous aay Fae en ere By alee, Hastfece wt < 20—L0 port barks Vivid (Br : ween ae Ue Nok York lcd Je Brow, | ‘Translated from the French of ALEXANDRE DUMAS, ate a Nickerson, Damon, tor do 11; Stampede, t. for do ‘ld; Ocean Eagle, Luce. for do.$;J B Cariton, Orcutt, for Philadelphia 11; brige FJ King, Doane, for NYork 15; Fannie Linaoin, Price, Pitty Cente, OLYMPIA OF CLEVE! OR, THE LOVES OF A KING, BY ALEXANDRE DUMAS, %8—Arr brige Alinndale, McBurnie, do; achre Jack Basy, Butierwell, do} son, do, DR ; May 2]-—Arr sh victoria (Brem), New York; ‘abla (Brew), do; Wiltielma (iano), do. Prioe, Fifty Conta, ‘ American Ports. Matted free of postage on receipt of price. PPONAUG, May 31—Arr echr W © Nelson, Rose, FREDERIC A. BRADY, viliagepha pcligittarel sepictgicattes 2 Ann atreot, New York, : sAimnira, Coober Drinkwater Baga tampligneer, | {RAYS PATENT MOLUED PAPER COLDARS a forris, do,and T Cuehing, Awes, Plladelphia’ beige’ Fer. the only ones shaped to fit the neck with a perte severance (ir), Willia Miragoane; Jacmel Packet (Br), ‘curve free from angles or breaks. The turn-over style ie Daw: omel: Benj Carver, Berry; Humboldt, Cobb; Geo the onty oo iar a te having the patented pre a ie and free from those pucker. which in wil oun girn dows and irr inte Ryery” colin Nolet ¢ Bolt by Ai re a iton, Brown, Y g_ R004, rad sup) bay Sad Herne: Butler, an ee hes Bay he he ‘arren street, New York, Por wen; iichie, Freethey, Lat oF RE Saree or ee i NY bi nt v y EY.—THOMAS R, jj from nuJamen Baca, try Cordenny Stat | Atta roene Mow iut Boalt hei oop conia, Lidridge. Georgetown, DO; brige Elmira, Norton, | of nwich and Murray «treets, 1s now selling Teas, reset Eo ca taeas Winter Carri Wentiaaeos | ebercioe wean, Samco senel eo San ely nckley, Leavitt, 0 ing ole int 1J W Drisko went to soa on T Me In the United Staies. One price oasl ht les ‘Nay Slate bare David Menols, Perkins, New | gute department. 202 Greenwich vireety retell, corner Of Ww Dyer, Sumner, Brutus, Do Greenwich Murray atredte. f i unders, ‘ ABT GREENWICH, due 1811 sks Splendid, Barlow, | ass bbb gt ork. ; EDUARTOWS, Nay 29—Arr sotre Coral, Fangy Fern, | A MAGS MEPEING OF, IT ot ren erda will cate and others, bound Kast (and ail eld eame afternoon), | | pince this evening at Conrad's Masonic Hall, Yorkvilies 8tn—Art steamer Nellie Belle, Catler, NYork for Boston; | Ries this evening Mt Matte A oie in to the core sebr.1 DL Howard, McDuitie pia for Ralem—was | Abie speakers eimmon Counctt Fup into By ab unknown echt, and eusialned some damage pnt atethahean ss TQLOUCERIER, Noy 20—Arr schre Empire, Kelley, NOW | rig CONeTIT ONAL, ONION GENERAL COM: or, Mat, Flying Fish, . 40, corne: HOLMES HOLE, May PM=Arr brigtrindeten, Law. | <b miiten will mact ab the Sina louse, eornes of Broad Taha ar Momta Maent vauewune Yautemte’ de hee | OBR 4 aiicare geerdeteh be MOdRD: Prendent jelphia for Boston; Rachel Va " Oh F Ente Win Payson, Corega) Rachel § Miller, Bare John &. Bancewn, Secretary. errick; Hannah Grant, Sanith, Boston top Fa inastpl figses @ Legons tears REMOVALS. fo! leetwiny Causing Por for. Saaaghaae feuny Joun Re Mather Willard, ao. for Palindelphia © | Pogo S, MORTIUER, DAY. HAs REMOVED wis, Lee, do for doi J D MeGarthy, Young, and Elwood Fe bridge, New York, where he woul bay in, Jarvis, Salem for do; Mary Kila, ——,” Newb ace any of bis foriner patiets.’ Particular attention do} Gangor, Coombs, St George for do; B aiiespig Hy mm to the treatment of Consumption, eo re] Ca REN eli Ft Re gh By TA o1 0} x one hg even b 00, Hachol Vanneman, Muwptre, du Arisa tt the se eee Ne of an . ; MACHTABPODT. Nay 23— Arr brig Metntera, RYork. rtlcutars inquire of DR, MeOLOs eNEW BEDFORD, fay Ur sake Shasta. Parker, vi - _ zabethport. COALe ‘June 1— Arr ateamtug WH Ohaner, Francis, TORR: eohre D hn Randolph, Martin, Philadelphia; ine, Johaeon, | aa SON FOR TI cnet gs tat, Sague gates fle: | $9. 50 Wiha Se oh ui Mot care fae y | Lester, Perry, do; Chatharine Thowas |Presoot! Piney itinerary soraer of aid sient ah High fisvin | au Add 4 4 ay BS% Con A Baldwia, hd 400 Pearl atreet. ALT » ton, a | Bilzabe! ; <= Kon Mtanite Mary B Peigo, Sheat M-A Shrovehir MEDICAL. * Niwront. pas pat Are 6 enue cutter W yandn, “Owing to the crowded of our columns wo are Whine, Washington; schr Annie J Ruaveli, Hodges, Philm peagnis oma advertiements coming ir the ‘shore leipuia, ing. J j—Arr achra Gentile, Getchell, ham Rook and for iteration Mi Philageiph an Carroll, Mehalte NEW av veeenenee ASTROLOGY, Fo RAR AA ond Hiawatha, Ingra- pow, ‘Giouasater ah jo) ‘wroling Hall, Lanse: ' AVEN, June leArr echra rn oor: * = feud, Ireland; President, Jackson, Unce Jor, Shaler; Sudan | Ooritg th the crowded state of our eolumnd we are cork Jinn Russe, Melthew Bird, Fanding: Caroline Hel, Ras: fo Orit al) AUV@RMAREQANLA eomnjbe under the ADOT bel Mpeg Foun: BAU OLE. Leuvnewars John Mickeys Bendto, | |