The New York Herald Newspaper, June 15, 1864, Page 2

2 : r Rar £0 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. LOVSNS Panchen ennnenaining in cai) MEd DO ATE THante RE pt 7 veray,Junel4—6P.M | 2y Tig 2h) Toleae & Wad BE, 69 Dulvess and tnactivity still hong ever the stock mar | 10 Aan Ret, and, although on the whale grtons ranged a fraction, CYeyY COMMERCIAL REPORT. above th yesterday, Feb tho lurking hack 0! anime Toranay, June 14-6 P, Me sie 8 pe . Aa" expeption, bowerer. wun - Acrns,—Reocipts, 63 bis, ‘The market was firm, with made in the Pacifle Mali Company shares, whi b opece . bi a, at previoas prices, at the board int $06, gad oold up to 802, which was an ad. | © Senne Setmeem 8 oem . vence Of 1d per cent since yesterday; but before the Clove of the call it gank to 297, Compared with the best eales at the Brat meeting of the Stock Exchange yester- day, New York Centra! advanced 44, Hudson River 2 (which fs very good evidence that the new board of di- rectors are aceeptyble), Hitnols Central 3, Chicago avd Rook Is , Chicago, Burlington and Qninoy 34, Can- aud Mariposa 1, Erie Railway, Eris ig in Ceutral, Michigan Southern and Cum- sold the @ame, Reading Railroad declined “a and Pittsburg %%, Quicksilver Mining 34, and Delaware and Hudson Canal 44 ‘There was not mach change tu tho afternoon, exeopt preferre i nd Coal %, Cleveia ri in Hudson Kiver Retiroad, which udvanced an additional one per cent and closed 146, Tbe following were the closing quotatione:—-Erie 111%, Erie preferred 109%, New York Central 182, Reading 1407{, Michigan Central 1449/, Michigan 5 uthern 96, Ultnots Central 12934, Cleve- dund Pitsburg 121%, Cleveland and Toledo 14937, Chicago and Rock Island 11534, 20, Burlington and Quin 128, Milwanke id Prairie da Ch 67%, Toledo fad Wabash 69, Quicksilver Miuing 733%, Canton Com- PAny 4135, end Obio and Miseiseippl certificates 52%. Pa- down to 294, a fall of 8 per cent from the dat the first board. Pt coupons of 1881 closed at 11244, conpon Lye twentios at 10534, and one year certificates at 97. Gold opened this morning at 19794, and gold up to 198, Dat aflerwards fell to 1963;. The market was weak in the afternoon, aud great cfforts were made to keep up the preminm. Cold sold in St. Louis on Friday last for 200. sales were made at that rate. The Gold Yii!,or the Vill to check speculations in coin, passed the House of Reproseutatives to: immediately become a law, having passed the rome time ago, It is koown to be one of tho favorite incasures of the President, and it willno doubt receive atnre on the instant it reaches him. The bill was in full in the Gieranp of lust Friday. io Mai! 9) hest price obtain = hig Goveraw Large Treasurer: Ameunt on hand... $44,063,250 Kecempis tf customs 97,000 From othe ares 5,811,600 ODS £0 10-40 I F The aggregate yalue of the exports of produce and mer- ndise: of specio, {rom the port during the it week was $5,231 The following are the names of the new directors of the er Rajlrcad:—Johu M, Tobin, Leonard W. Skiddy, Wm, R. Travers, James H. Clark, Cornelins Oakley, D. Thomas Vail, exelust Jerome, Fre b: Joseph Harker, Avgustus Schell, Oliver Charlick, Albert Smith Barker. g table, showing the receipts of Southern during tho years 1862 and 1863, gives the extent to which the blockade haz been Hiavemoye The follow 1862. Pounds, 1863. Pounds. 1.156.384 22,625,005 1,854,272 3,675 040 116.976 19,278,112 873,040 wa 10 356 864 58,355,024 Joust of the above amount of cotton were the rebel confederacy, aad the third were placed to the credit of the bogus giind. The average price of the cotton years was fifty cents per pound, and the mount which the rebel government realized during tbat time was uot Lees thaa $13,202,000 in gold. The bove table also serves to show the course which the k after the blockade was rendered els of (he larger class, The bulk of wos run out in 1863 slong the Atlantic on boardof small vessels which were ting the numerous narrow outlets of the taken to Bermuda and the Bahamas, ed for England. folowing compurative statement shows the ave the jeading items of the Philadelphia st and previous week:— Last week. 9.923.493 nL oO: ing the abow: wouther agerou that porti coast was pablo of 1 revel ports, and where it wa This werk, 42,256,433 woek shows au tucrease of over a f doliars in loans, the result of the deposits 2 credit of the Secretary of the Trea ery, be cement of an allowance of cent interest, The legal tender notes bave fallen off n an of two hundred thou pd dollars from tne & figures show tue comparative exports of treasure fr orvia from January 1 to the 19th of yi 8A $24,429,906 1 + 18,096,708 Excees this year. A mooting of th Corpe n, a concern started in January, 1363, with nai copia’ of £1,000,000, was held in London on the Slet wit to receive the resignation of ten of its via-—Messrs. H. G. Gordon, R. Gil- A. Boyd, J. Gilchrist, W. M. Neill, er, Mt. Pe; T. Rees, W, Reante and &, Stitt—and ye withdrawal was ascribed to the circumstance’ of their rergaining colleagues, Mr, W. J. Fernie, of Liver: poe another, hev ing bought upon specalation euch a of suares as would give them the entire contro! of the undertaking. T cs of the Chicago and Northwestern Railroad, we « jaclades what was known as the Galeva acd < 0 Uvien road,daring the month of May, com pare witu the receipts of the combined corporations for Che samo tinue last year as follows— Receipte in May, 1504 eceeee ee AM00 454 fame time 16 180d : + 282,001 #12 48 ‘The earnings of the Dubuque and durive the week enaing June 4 were e in 1563 INCTOANE......e sree 6200) U SO, nt lh 1900 40) ° 64 Erie vag of 940 Hudson Riv 20 do, ‘cer. mn Msg 100 do, 0 vid BI 190 0. a O cecvee BIO Big 200 do... weg of TOuUNY Central Ga, M2 TH doc. 880 148%y re $4 mortgage 121 1000 Had Ri KR scrip 98 100 Harlem BR.. « Wor Rik © 245 ox TH inc. 36 «N Wer bia ten 10 80 ca NW Imtg ) int do... bis Maas {bi 141 * : do R 2" do... 1408 100 Micb Cen RR.. ist ANT RR. 96 pK serip.... 12U%G AO. ceee 12 2 ng 112 S00 Mich jou Lu Ge 5 Wyo ng Vai € 100 Maripowe My C 80 i : 200 do... 30) Mil & Pe ds Ohi 1) Ob}, Bur & vy . 2. TA 66 Alfon & THauts i ; 88G6!! 990 200 do 6s 302 BOO Marta Cin Yat prt 7 SECOND BOARD. Hatr-rast Two o'Croce P.M. B00 T 8 6 N24 200 she Hudson Riv LB 145 mm Ree 1634 200 Reading RR. 570) U 8 66. 140 seeeee »)M ewourl 309 00 Obio & M Breansturrs —Receipts, 12,440 bbls, floar, 660 bbls, and 610 bags corn meal, 60,336 bushels wheat, 9,086 do, cora, 121,870 do, oats, 1,200 do, barley, and 8,000 do malt. The flour market opened firm and active, but elosed dull and drooping for all kinds, There has been considerable done in extra State for future delivery at $8 4 $8 15 for ali this month and July—the higher price for a choice grade, Tbe transactions tnciude 25,000 bbis. State and Western, 1.200 do, Southern, and 1700 do, Canadian, Rye flour was a shade firmer, with sates of 400 bbls. at $6 60.2 $8 10 for common to choice, Corn meat was changed fm value and the demand moderate, including 350 bbls, sold. We quote:— Superfine State and Western four. a 770 Fytra Sta & 790 Choice . 795 a 800 Common to medin + 7908 8 20 Extra round hoop Ohio... + 8800 8 40 Western trade*brands,. +8 dha 9 20 Pxtra St Louts, ~ 8 4071 60 Common to good Southern .. +8 10a 8 8d Good Lo choice extra ao. - 8 901100 Common Canadian ....6 + T90a 8 00 Good to choice extra do 8 Oa 9 25 Rye flour, superfine 6%a 785 Coro meal, bdis.. Ta 800 Cora meal, puncheons. 84 00 a 34 50 —tThere was an active movement in wheat, chiefly to ar- rive, and prime spring was the turn dearer, while In- ferior favored the buyer, The sales reach 175,000 busbels, sbout half for forward delivery, at $1 73 a $1 82 for Chiengo spring, $1 76 a $1 82 for Mitwuukeo cinb, $1 84-0 $1 86 for amber spring, $1 85 a $1 90 for red State. $191 a$1 92 for winter red Western, $191 a $193 for amber Michigan, $2 for white Cai and for white Michigan, Rye was scarce, and id at 70 9 $1 75, without business of finportance was red irecly, und prices declined 2c, a 3c.: sales 60,000 at$145a$146 for new mixed Western, and $148 a $1501; for new and otd do, Oats were im good demand. and without decided change in prices; sales at 8%. a91%e, for Canadian, Stite and Western. Barley tive _ Of barley mait 1,560 bushels sold at $1 G0. Ns wore firm at $3 for m: 2 75 for me- um, with sales of 300 bb's. Corre was duit and prices were nominally unchanved; Bales of 25 bags Rio ut 3c, We quote Rio, prime, 43 0. a ddc., four months: Kio, good, 43c,, do, ; Rio, fale, 42c , do.; Rio, ordinary, 410., do.; Rio, fair to good cargoes, " ,d9.; Java, mate and bags, 490. a 60c.,, do. Mararaibo, 4lc. a 480, Laguayra, 41c. a 43c., di St. Domingo, 26¢, a S7¢., cash: Stock of Rio_and Santos coflee, June 14. 1864, 120.203: Java, gov. bags. 1,906; Behia, 2.673: Maracaibo, 14.822; Laguayra, 16,600: St. Dania 9.073; other descriptions, 5,108. Total bags, 70.740. Corrox.—Market less active, but firm: sales, 900 bales. We quote:— Upland, Florida. Mobile. N.O.£Texas. Ordinary 109" 109” 110 110 Middling 18 128129 130 Good Middling./.2201838 13k BE 135 Middting Fair, 138137138 138 Corren.—Market firm, with sales of 500,000 Ibs, ingot. at 450. a 453¢c.; 200,000 Ibs. Baltimore, at 43 4c. @ d4c. ; bes 000 Ibs. J etroit at 45 4¢c., aud email lota of Portage at ce Faeroats were dull and lower, To Liverpool, per Ame- rican, 45,000 busheis wheat at 23¢d. a Sd, in bulk and bags, 235 tons oi] cake at 7s. 4, a 108,, a small parcel flour at 9d.; per neutral, 7.000 bushels wheat at 3 %4d., in ship's bags, 40 trerces lard at 12s. 6d.,and per steemer Doxes bacon at 25s T> London, per American. 100 tons oii cake at 15s,, 50 bbls. atearine at 202 , and per Bremen vessel 1,(00 bbls. flour ats, ¢3gd. ‘To Antwerp 900 bbis flour at 2s. 14<d,. and 300 bbis. petroleum at 58. 9d. To Havre 75 tons tallow and do. lard at ic. per American, and 50 francs per neutral. Two American barks to Cadiz, ight pipe ataves, one $34 and the otber Pp _t.; a foreign brig from Philadelphia to Cork, for orders 1,700 bbis. petroleum, at Ss. 6d Hove were in active demand, with salevof 250 bales, at 20c, a 26c. for common to prime Hwwes —Phe market wag more active, and prices ad vance! 3c a Jc pertb. The sales embrace 10.800 dry Buenos Ayres, 20 a 22 Ibs., nt 29¢., im bond; 4.000 dry Montevideo, 20% Ibs, at 28%¢., in bond, and 900 dry California, 22 Ibs., at 3ic., cash: stock on hand 600,000. of diferent descriptions. The market closed strong, with an upward tendeney, Lxarner.—The market ws quiet ard unchanged. We quote Rio Grande at 35c. 2 3614c.. middle do. at 36e. 2 Ste, heavy do. at S5jgc. a 363¢¢., slaughter upper, in rough, at 42c. a 44c. Lxab.—Market quiet, though several parcols have changed bands on private terms. We note sales of 150 tons Spanish at 1314¢, a 18%, MoLasses was steady, with sales of 50 bhds, and 25 hbis. clayed Cuba at c., 250 bbis. New Orieans at bag ree om Provisions. —Receipta, 1,369 bbl 30 pkes beet, 20 do, cut meats, und 703 do. lard. ‘The market for po:k irmer und quite active. sales 6,000 bbls, at $3 eae for old mess, $34 75 2 $35 for new mess 0.50 for prime; ulao 250 Dbis. prime mess for June, buyer's option, at 835 124% » $35 25; 3,000 bbls. do. samo terms and delivery, $352 . and 1,600 bis new mess. r July, buyer's option, at $26 60, and 1,000 bbls one year jd mess (sold last eveuing), bayer June, at $33. Reof firm, with afair demand; tho gales were 1,150 bbis. at $9 50 a $13 for country meas, $6 a $7 for country prime, $16 50 a $19 50 for Trepacked mess, and $20 a $23 for extra meas. Prime mess beef was quiet avd unchanged. Roof hams were also quiet, with sales of 180 bbis. at $27 $27 50 for Western, Cut meats were firm and steady: sales 120 packages shoniders at 12\¢. a 1245¢ , and 5c @16%c. for home. Pacon sides dull, with sales of 50 boxes at 12igc. Lurd firmer, with a fair demau tho sales included 1.850 bbis. audstierces, at 14%c. @ 15340. for No.1, and 15%c. @ 16c for fair to prime steam and kettle rendered. Prrrotecn —Re Ss. 6.237 bbis. The market was excited to day, and both crude and refined advanced, the former selling, on the spot, at 4c. @ 45t¢0. and the lat. ter at 6c. atc, Tree was also firmer. and sold as bigh se 70¢ The sales were about 4.000 bbls. crude, ut dic a “ on the spot, 46¢. for all the month, dc. a 47350 for July and-47%yc. a 48c. for August; 8,500 do. retined, 660. 0 in the spot, Ale. RET !cc for all June, 69: for Jaly Augnst ond September; 4.500 do , free, at T4350. @ on the spot. 76z¢. for all June, 80c. for July, 85c, for August and Bie for September. Benzine was quiet at 36c. a 330 Pras—Canadian were hicher (14,000 basbele) et $1 24.0 $1 88, ice, —40 bags Rangooo sid at 11%¢C. Sveae was firm and prices were unchanged: sales 2: © & Lsi(c., and 600 boxes Havana at ‘4 Was dull and nominally unchanged. Market firm: sales 50 tons Stiesian at 14 4c, SKINS were quiet, with small sales at previous prices, Tra.—There was @ greater demand, and prices were firm: we note sales of 500 half chests ‘green, 40 chests souchong., 33 balf chests young bysoa, 2.600 do. uncviored Japan, and 2,100 balf chests Ovlong, mostly at full prices Tix.—Sales 1,000 glabs Soanich at 68)4c. 8 553ze., and 1,500 do,, to arrive, at 664¢c.; 10 tons Pglish at 543¢0 area was pominal, +xee 1. G. charcoal at $19, and 100 do, J. C. coke at $15. 60. Salen 290.000 Ibe, at Lic. a 15 ye. for Rastora and Western, and 15 '{0.@ 1596. for city; aiso 60,000 Ibs. grease nt 12),c.aluc. — * Wrus Receipts, 881 bbls. Market firmer, with sales of 1,200 bbls. at $1 31344 $1 38 for State and Western. Meeting of t NO PAOVISION FOK SMALLPOX PATIENTS—TROUBLE AMONG THE COMMISSIONERS. Aspecial meeting of the Health Commissioners wat held yesterday at 12 o’olock in the Board of Aldermen's room, at which » fall board of the Commissioners of Charities avd Correction, Commissioners of Emigration, und the Commissioners of Quarantine, who had been in- vited by the Mayor to attend, were present. The Mayor stated that owing to the increasing mortahty of this city, especially of smallpox cases, and the inadequate accommo- dations for such patients, the doctors andCommissioners of Health were at a loss what to do with them, and at the matter now stood, there was fear of an epidemic, unless early and vigorous measures were taken to prevent the epresd of disease. He would like an expression of opin- fon from all the xentlomen present, in order to arrive at some conclusion as to tho best method to be employed in arresting the disease and improving the sanitary condi- tion of the city. Sprxow Draper, President of the Commisstoners of Chari- ties and Correction, thought there would be no difficulty in providing for apy number of smallpox patients on Blackwell's Island, who bed rights under the city charter, or as @ matter of sanitary protection or philavthropic regard The hospital could accom. modate one hundred, aod patients had been received there from the Commissioners of Emmigration and Quarantine, aod nove had been refused except ove or two who were pot entitied to be received under apy law. Dr. Sayre, resident physician, sald that until reeontly Mr. Kellogg, superintendent of outdoor poor, under tue direction of the Commissioners of Charities and Corree- Von, had removed ali cases of smalipox from the city but ‘that he had refused to remove some oases of recent immigration, and eoutended that, by the new law sof 1868 they were required to receive: the cuses from the Com missioners of Finigration; but pot to seud for and carry them to the hospital, The emigrant, however poor, had no right to claim to be recoived into the hospital under the pauper law, and to prevent the spread of an epidemic it was necessary that eome place should be provided for these pationts, ‘The Commissioners of Emigratio the privilege of delivering their patients to the hospital ‘on Flick weil's Ieland to be treated, and it now appears that the whole cause of difficulty is, who shall remove them there. There are several cases of smallpox ip the city very offensive, and it t quite necessary they should be removed. Thee should be a omvenient place pro- the Commissioners of Emgration to erect « and take care of their patients, PXPLANCK, President of the Commisetoners of Emt- tion, sald bey wore not obliged by law to erect hos- pitas for emailpox patients, and quoted authority to bupport bis assertion, but that they had built of their own accord @ sralljox bospltal on Ward's Island for the Tecaption of their patients, Mr by Corporation Covngel, gave the law on the subject at some th, showing it was the duty of the Commissioners of Charities and Jorrection to receive all cases of \nfectioun disease gent so. Mr, Daren said they were willing to receire all oneoe, ut they were not bound to send for them all over the city. if they are sent to wa we will uke oare of thet, with the bope that if the number go beyond what we are eo to accommodate, you wil make provision and pw, Afver & great dea! of warm discuseion about the Com. missioners of Charities ppd Correciion pouting their sales of two cargoes Mayor concluded they were no nearer arriving at # sola fon of thor ditfienlty than before, and hoped the mater would be borne in mind and some expedient devised to tev off Use threatened enidemic. The meetive thea aijonraed uni hoped some ¢ecidet aot toa will tiken bd Comm 'ssioners, and the sanitary Coudision oF {I proved, Extexcive Ronerer at New Haves—$5,195 wy Gorn Stours.--Ore of the most exteneive robbertes ever com mitted tn New Haven cocurred in this ely yesterday now. It was no jes than the kutnmary anpropriating of £1,099 in English soversigns and half soverciens, from the residence of Captain H. J. Bowm, No. 11 Liberty court, Capt. B. arrived ia New York on Weincsday last, from Southampton, in the steamship Bremeo, On the parsaze hy made the acquaintances of Jumes Johnson and John Pennock, of London, and Willinin Gill, of Brad ford, Yorkshire, ‘The acquaintance rivene’ into friend don Saturday Captain Bown fovited his Engli-b to come up to New Haven end spend the Sabbath, Messrs, Gill and Johnson owned this baz of gold, with which they proposed to start sone kind of business {n this country. Peonock was dostitn'e of money. but being a friend be was brought over «t . with the intention also of establishing bir Provious to coming to New Haven Captair sed Messrs, Gill and Johnson to place their money {n the bank for safekeeping Thoy acted on the Bnagestion but partially, and brought the balance with them. The gold was in @ Dag, the bag enclosed ir a satche!, and all left under a bed in one of Captain B.'s chambers. Yesterday afternoon Bown, Gill and Johnson started off for a walk Pennock complained of boadache and remained at the honeo, Returning after an hour or two, Mr. Johnson casually looked for his treasure and discovered that the bag had been cut and the money ore. Mr. Pennock was also missing. The police were immediately notified and the usual precaution taken to Secure the thief. but thus far unsuccesaful.—New Laven Journal, June 14, Thureday, when it is 0 Figalths clsy ia Sven is Tark.—A short time since the female operatives of the Waltham Watch Company struck for higher wages. One of these, in a conversation with the agent, regreticd the necessity which compelled her to such a course, but she said it was impossible to live in these times on such wages as had been paid. She apneared to enter her com. plaint clad in a dress that cost sixty dollars!—New Bed- ford Mercury, SHIPPING NEWS. Port of New York, June 14, 1864. CLEARED. Steamship Sacramento, Bradbury. San Franelsco—Pacific Mail Steamship Co. Ship Rlenhe'm, Sfarshail, Panama—J B Sardy. Rark Martha's Vineyard (Br), Dockman, London—Buger Bris. Roark & F Herringan, Herriman. Cardiff—Walsh & Carver. Bark Ceres (Ham). Lorenzen. Gork—Sloman & Rage. Bark Alka (Rus), Rbland. Cork—Tolmboe & Balchen. Bark Jason (Norw), Neilsen, Antwerp—Holinboe & Bal- en. Brig Flora (Ital), Passalaqua. Cork—Iolmbae & Balchen. pEnis Josepbine "(Port), Oliveria@Oporto—Hagemeyer & rin. Brig Los Amigos (Br), Lind, Maranham and Para—Josiah ex. Brig Robertion (Swe), Marden, St Barts via Demarara— Miler © Houghton, Rrig Corira (Rr), Tuo, Trinidad—MoColl & Frith. Brig Hengte (Br), Sutton, Harbor Breton—Howland & As- pinwa png cs Hickman (Br), Pare, Richibneto—Bord & nckrn. on gana (Br), McDonaid, Charlottetown, PEI—Tynes Sm'tt “i Frink (Br), Fritzioger, Matamoros—H J& C A De- wo Snr Josepline B Smatl (Br), Small, Carthagena—MeLane pty. Schr D MeArthur, Wickson, Port M: Ja—B F Small & 0. 8 Sehr Nonprreil (Br), Angus, St John, NB—P I Nevius & sone. “sehr D Gillespie (Br), Smith, St John, NR—D R_ Dewolf. Sehr J W Webster, Port Royal=—& Diliurtbut & Co. Schr Arlington, Te: ‘ashinston—Tnoper & Reattie. leptin Randolph, Risley, Fortress Monroe—M T Run- you & Sebr elyn, —, Philadeiphin—7 W McKee. ‘orvo. Holbrook. Rangor—W 8 Brown & Co. Schr Schr G W Glover, Holbrook, Ranzor—W 8 Brown & Co. Schr Jonn D Griffin, Gontd. Gloucester. Schr Matanzas, Hutolinson. Boston—G L Hateh, Schr Quail, Brewater, Boston—W & Brown & Co. Schr Augusta, Gregory, Boston—W 8 Brown & Co, Schr Jor! Hall, Blake, Dighton—Baker & Dayton. Schr Evelyn, Putnam. Stamford. Sloop Eraneror, Phillips, Bridgeport, Sloop Victorine, Chalker. Hartford—H 8 Racket & Son, Steamer Artivan, Kirk, Baltimore Steamer Vineland. Reeves. Philadelphia. Steamer Black Diamond. Meredith. Philadelphis. ARRIVED. Steamehip Northern Light, Wilson, Aspinwall. June 5, at 2:3) PM, with specie ana passengers. to DB Alien. Steamship Talisman, Crompton. Kingeton, Ja, June 5, via Grand Turk 8th, with mdse and 30 passengers, to Booth & Co. Steamship Mexien, Crowell, Havana June 6, via Key West Jah, with mdse and i7 passengers. to master. 4th inst. off Havana, spoke bark Garabaldi, of and from Philadelphia for New Orleans. Steamship Dante: Webster (U7 Stransport), Sherman, New Oxjeans June 6, with 20) passengers. to U 8 Quaryermaster. teamslip Westera Metropolis (US transport), Hillton, Aleqantra, 40 hoars, with sick and wounded soldiers, to U 8S Onartermaster, Ship ScLote (of London), Sonte, Liverpool, 33 da mile, to Neamith & Sons. "Ist inkt. off Sable tel ship Progress, from Liverpool for New York, Ship James L Bogert, Shillaber, Livernoo!, May 8, with mdse and 47 rassengers. to Trask & Dearborn. Ship Kit Carson (of Dennis), Crowell. Newport 85 days, with raliroad iron, to master, May IT. Peter Scholer, of Pru-sia, the ship's carpenter. while furiing the mainga fell from the main vard and was kk 284, 15, lon 42 spoke shi Great Western, bound E: 24th, ‘lat 45. lon 44 12) gpake ship Hoouley {vom Livervool for New York. Ship Gen Berry (of Thomaston), Watts, Cardiff, 99 days, wiih ceal, to Snow & Burgess, 12th inst, lat 3944, lon 72 25, spake bark Illinots, from Mexico for }osion. Fark Juovbe ciiel. B nmap. Rotterdam, 48 daye, with Vendt. mise, t) Runch, Meincke 4 Park Grenmar (Norw), Nielsen, Marseilles, 5 mise, to Fonch, Meineke & Wendt. May 39. tat 2U 25, 61 07, spoke bark Anita (Dan), from Santos for Now Yori Bark Laureate (ot Pictou, N'8), Roberts, Montevideo, April 2%, with wool and hides, to B Trnmbnit, Bark Marigo (of Yarmonth, NS). Merrill, Rio Janeiro. May 9, with core. to Rodocennagnl t Pranghiad!. Mav 19, iat 16 40S. lon 36, saw bark Susan Blaisdell, 32 days from Newport, E. for Santos, Park Anita (Dan), Andersen, Santos. 66 days, with coffe, to order. May 12. lat 802 5, lon 3%. (Br). 31 from Live $5. lon 96 spoke bark Endymion (Br), from Pernt for Liverpool. Bark 8 W Holbrook (of Portland). Small, C! days, with engar and molasses, (o Brett, Son & Co. Sid in company with barks Ellingwood, for Philade!phia, and Lady Frankiin, for . E Nasran, NP), Tunes. Sagua, 12 days, 4 molnssas, to Meteail & Duncan mpede (of Nassns, NP). Jewett, Sagna, 9 days with ewar. to James EB Ward & 60. tb in’ a beavy squall, Henry Loring. colored seaman, k oatd from the forecastie by the stadcingsat! sheet and lost. ‘K Josie Nicholas (of Huckaport), Nicholas, Maneaniiia, kk © ‘Mth fost, lat So 49, iD. passed steamsh |) rrimac, steering S. Bark Philena (of Portiand), Davis, Cow Bay, 13 days, with coal. to Miller & Houghton. Rrie Giovan Rattieta (Ital), Martino, Odessa Oct 15, via rag. Ras-ta, with wool, ta order. ¢ Attivo (tal), Manu, Palering April 16, passed Gibral- tar May 27, with frait, to order, Brig Woodisnd, Matikin, Horieaux, Mav 8, with wine, &o, to Murray & Nephew, May 51, iat 40 6). lon 59 50, spoke bark Lone Bar, of Warren, from Fayal for Bos: Brg Caroline, Searle, Aspinwall, 21 dave, wool. &e. to} Ploy. Ist inst, Cape Antonio bearing 8 apoke brig Blizabetl. for Bettye, Honj 11th Hatteras bearing WSW 70 miles, spoke abio Ouward, of New York. from Newenstle, Del. for Vera Cen Brig Antonio Mathe (of Belize), Marsha'l. Retire, Hon, June 1, with logwood. aking, &e.'to F Alexandre & Sons. Bch inst, Int 24 16, lon 81 30, passed wip Conidence, seering west. Brig D Trowbridge (of New Haven), Lyon, Pouce 13 days, With molasses. to D Trowbridge Brig Scotland (of Boston), McLellan, Matanzas, 12 days, with molasses, to Beauer & Brown Brig 11 B Emery (of Boston), Bradford, Matanzas 12 days, with molasses, to Moore & Henry. Brig Mary ER Thompson (of Searsport), Lanpher, Oarde- nas. {2 days, with molasses, to Walsh € Carver: Brig Clara B Robbins (of Nassan), Hewett, Cienfuegos, 18 days: wth sugar, to 1 B Wenberg. Brig F HA Pitt (of Bermuda). MactonaM, Rernnda. 6 daya, with potatoes, onions, &c. io Middieton & Co. tith ten tat joe 7) G8 epeke brig Fair (Br), from Sante ru for Windsor, NS. Brig Matiita ByRevsolas, Cow Bay. CB, 12 days, with coal, to Miller ghton. Brig A Bradford, Fish, Baltimore, 4 days, with ooal, to master. ae, E Rowland, Rowland. Baltimore, 6 days, with coal, tomaater. Ts bo: to New Haven. pat B Young. Gibson, Calais, 9 days, with lamber, to G Schr Annie Massenden (of Snelbu NS), Muasenden, Babee hee Nieto pe eg’ Ana Sop (Tat), from Messina for Baltimore. ‘Sehi Mie (of Glow r). Lavender, Ruatan Island, 13 aare rath rl Bea ete 0 dupe Benedt Conk. Baltimore, ¢ days SehrCalala Paeret. Hatch, Blizabethport for Boston. BchrAriadne, Robinson, Elizabeth port for Providence. RehrSteriing, Golasmith, Elizabeth) for Norwich. Sehr! Piizal yp Providence. Catal 74 Sdaye +. New Bedford. lence, . Providence for Albany. a Glide, ‘Navy Yard. Na Stevens. Chance, Raltimore, 4 Philadelphia, ‘hilade pha, chored at the Bteaner Marth: Steamer E N Fairchild, Bteamer Alida, Linney, Steamer Fanolo, Buton, Philadelphia, Fteasy V alker, an, 7 ‘ladelphia, Rteamer Delaware, Ashmore, Trenton. Bteamer Pelican, Waldron. Providenbe agg ID BAILED, Sth—Steamel Ocean Queen; shi lal i Wonward Wo daphen Oailes Pies a iat forks Hertha Kenstorf. Export, Star, Queen of the South, @ Har- pene, rietia, Mercurius; schra Maria, N Chase, Ango- Wind at sunset SW, very light, eh Sete 0 a: Miscellancow: ere Jone & Auernt—Schooner | Hond, previons to-suae tat, from Siealrbaving tell ie ait the boats containing captain and crew of the American ehip John & Albert. which veusel was ft Now Orlewms 11 ballant bound to Tolmeca, Red had era wtranded don ‘ue morning of the 4th of May on the A Nes ree crew Abandoned her tha rnune day, abe having 6 feet of water ia the hold and badly damaged, They were their wag to Sina, Captala’s name not ascertained, Sary Prinperion (liam), Fasamer, at Valparaiso from New York, took fire previous to 17th ‘and had decks ri ped up to save whip andeargo. She ‘wae repairing May Wn 1, while coming into quarmnti 5 Bia lat hare aa farce aveatesrs Wee ssa’ sete fat thas damage. ip in company under jnrymeata, Siri Mt. Wortasran, which was owned fi nepoaniee, Bea or River Amoor, hadi o her crew. She be! hged in Now beatora: lao 22d Hit from Havre, took off the captain Weis cunatar of Baltinore, no Gate iat 08 8, tom 896, We Byir Svis0TR, of London, arrived yesterday free Haver Scotia tons at E23 mn walmart ahi Maarog wed aed ane some thirty years ago, was lost last som Pad Cas sna—Ship Sylvanus Blanchard, Meady, at Cal. the Ganade baring been erept bya oom Dulwarka, houses, torma for the patients, which they refused to-do. the | #°, wxshed away, rudter gone doy che bad thrown over. | ard some cargo | Fao € tn Raltimore in 1832, Was “SO tone vegtster, raved A254, aud owned by Messrs Fitz gern! |, Booth & Co.) Bric Re Texss (Br), Mitchel, from Nenv'tas for Portland wetato Holmes’ Hale Lib inst for repairs, reporta might of an ot ot wo ato by @ kook! Pound to Baler nore, aud was cut d wo omibe ami . which caused U teak siave bu warks. broke rail and eeven sunebions;’ staried and stove Louse, lot matntepmast, malneail and stareail, broke wheel, Ae Alse suave twenty mola es on 5 ill make tore proceeding. "(Heo-ect¥Teideae bolo nag an Fesnaes, from Beskinns for Pbilndeiohin, put tale Rist (or rey rn a raa inty ger ina 9 hi oe fo by at kn “ore cit est @-8) an 0 carried awe) forecastle store in: is sigo leaking badly. Scux Lucipa A Bayixs, of Brookhaven, before reported sunk near Gastie Hill, bas bern raised, aud was towed into Newport harbor Ista inet, Cull of water, by U B guuboas Marbiciead, Sone Enoneere, of Newburyport, 165 tons, about threo for $10,230, year old, has been sold to parties In Portlau and will be commanded by Capt Willard. 8:00" Pest, of Newport. which ratled from Fal! river on the (ta inst. for that port, anchored themame mizht in Codd'nsion's Gove, an during the squall of the same night aried her chain and went ashore. She came off on the Uh, with but sight damage, god arrived in. Newport, where she has been taken on the maring railway. May 2%— Accounts from Rayan of Mav 26 report £r), Bebot, im leaving that roadstead, the Marguerite Bank, opposite St Georse: VW halemen. Bark Nile Fish, arrived nt Honolula March 27th. from Coast of California, with 603 bb's wh of! (and sid April 12th r Arctic). _Coraetins Howland, Homan, arr at do March 23th from New Bedford, with 10 bbls spatm, Ship Toowks Dickason, Stewart, arr at do March 23th (and sailed April Gth for Arctic), ‘Bark Pearl, Hull, from Coast of Californta, with 400 db!s sperm, arr at do March Sith (and sid April 19th for Arctic). Ship Aurora, Church from Westport, with 60) bbls sperm, arr at do April txt (und sid 23 for Arctic), Stip Geo Howland, Jones, from Caltfornia coast, with 200 bbls, arr_at do Apr 12a (and sid Sth for Arctic), Bark Mercury, Jooker, irom New Bed with 15 bois sperm. arr at do Avri! 7th (and std 13th for Arctic). Ship Hillman, Manter, from coast of Caliiormia, with 15 whales, arr at do April Sth. Wark Pacific. Rowe, from Rawaihae, arr at do April § (and sld 13th for Areticn. Sip Eltza Adame, Fish, from Hilo, arr atdo April 9th (and #14 12th for Arctic). Burk Tamerlane, Gray, from Kawathae, arr at do April 10 (and sid Lith for Arct.¢). Bark Cawilla, Thomas, from Lahaina, arr at do April 10 (and sid 1th for Arctic) Ship Gov. Troupe, Ashley, from Hilo, lay off and on at do April 12th, with 100 bbls whale oil, 8iip Milton, Helse, fom Lahaina, arr at do Aprif 13th, with 185 bo! ason (and sii 15th for Ockowk.) Ship Hercules, Dexter, trom Labaina, are ai do April Mth (and s'd 15th for Arctic.) Park Janus, Cornell, trom coast of Chil, with 675 sp, 675°] wh, 7,000 Ibs bone, voyage, arr at do April [6th (and sid 18th for’ Arctic.) ark Isabella, Winslow, from NB, with 175 bbls sp, lay off and on at do’ Apri’ 15th. Sbip Adeline, Barber, from IHtlo, lay off and on do Ap! 15th, wh. ba ‘Ship Corinthian. Lewis, from Coast, of Chile, with 40 bbls sperm, arr at do April 15th (and sid 28d for arctic). Ship Elizabeth Swift, Pontius, from New Bedford, with 17Oaperm, arr at do April 18th (and sid 234 for Arctic}, Ship Milo, Hawes from New Bedford, arr at do April 19th, (and sid 24th for Arctic, ‘O W Morsan, Landers, from NB, clean, arr at do 24 (and sid 23d for Arcifc). endid, of Edgartown, with 360 bbls, voyage, arr at do April 25:h ‘Sid from Honolula Maron 29th, ship Europa, Crosby, for Arctic Ocean; bark & C Jones, Howes, Arctic Ocean: Sith, Oriole, Jernezan, for Arctic; eis ship Imily Morgan, Athearn. Arctic Ocean: 6th, bar! mond, y. Arctic Oce D pson, Brown, and Catherine Phillips, Aretic: 1Uth, ships Guwand, Allen, Oclorsk, and Rupbrates, Hathaway, Arctic: 13th, bark Martha 24, Dailey, Arctic; 15th, ship Fabius, Wood,’ Arctic; 19th, bark Sarat, Warren, Poole, Art! Ship Bart Gosnold, Bolles, of NB. arr at Lahaina March 3, with 15) bbls wh season (and sid April 18 to curse). Bark Helen Snow, Adams, of NI. arr_at Lahaina, March 26, with 400 bbls sp and 10 do season (and sid April 12 to cratse). Ba’k Tamerlane, Grey, arr at Hilo March 20 with 190 wh and 30 5 hae Gratitude, Herendeen, arr at Hilo March 18, with wh. Sip Branswick. Potter, arr at Hilo Merch 29 with 24 wh. Rark Oscoola, Herman, arr at Hilo April 15, with 17) bbla sperm. iar JP West, Tinker, arrat Hilo April 16 from NBed- ford, clean. Bark Ripple, Reed, of NIL, was at Valparaiso May 17, repg. having arrived 6th. Beir Chas Colgate, Rogers, of NL, arrived at Natal, CGH, March 34, from Desolation Island. : Spoken, c&e. Steamship Mansa (Rus), Vou Santen, hence for Liverpool, May 26. lac 45 57, lon 43 25. ari (Br), Calhoun, from Liverpool for Giouces- 88, May 3]. lat 42. lon 50. ip Ayamemnon, Johnson, from Liverpool for NYork, with loss of light spars, June 7, lat 4253, lon 6530. Ship Childwickburg, trom Londoa for NYork, June 3, lat 48-20, lon 85 30. Bark Princess, from Havana for Portiand, June 12, off Abrecomb. joBEg Paragon, from Cienfuegos for Boston, June 4, Int 36, ion ‘Schr Genoveve, from N¥ork for St Thomas, June 5, int 34, Jon 66. Foretgn Ports. . AnpRossax, May 27~-Sid Geo Bell, Perry, Boston; Went worth, [lilton, Providence, Avcoa Bay, CGH, April 12—Arr Asia, Gautin, Boston: en, Flight, Frefry, do. Sid 1th, Susan Pardew, Davies aston. 4 "Asriswart, May 28—Arr barks Hunter, York. New York; Stst, American Kagie, Harford, do; June 2, sieamship Lili- nots, Babcook, do . 2T=-Arr Anna. Meiners. Baltimore. Ay 29—Arr Advance, Gillespie, Callao, ger, for NYork, Sid Harriet. Aubry, San Francisco; wonier, New Orleans. ‘aug and NYork Palias for New 72 “Pole: Boravia, April 7—Sid Levant, Brtszx, Hon, June l—In port bark York sarie day, Cowen, May 28—Arr Bavaria (s), Taube, NYork (and sid for Hamburg) Cuowsr ait, May 22~Arr Antioch, Gites, Moston Ca 2—Arr Don Jnan, Linde, NYors. Sid 13th, Cowper, Sparrow, Bostow v2i—arr ships Sylvanus Blanchard, Meaty. id 25th for Chinehas); Celestial Empire, Tay~ (and std 25th for kngtand), sid iéth, ship S| Shinchas, ‘In_port May 28t sip Wm Chamberialr, Cy San Frrncico, arr 25h, for Chinchas: Queen Schibre, from Chinchas, arr 26h; Cambria, Perr; 2th. “Thrat, May 2—Arr Reindeer, McLelland, London (and ald for Ban Wrancisco\. tainone, May 26—Arr Scandia, Olsea, NYork for Cron- ised by do 24th, bark HG Spearing, of NYor Ganuvona, May lb—Are Win Fisher, Rogers, ba (and Arr St George (s). NYork via Liverpool. ld J A Stamler, Sa: nm NYork, y 23—Arr (at Cuxhaven) Trimonntain, March 26—Are ship Queen of England (Br), 4 2ith for Hong Kong); 27tm, barks ws, San Francisco (avd'si! sme day Nor), do (aud i . Bars ey. do Baker's ;224, Mary Robinson. McClea 2th for Howland’s island). Sid March ington, Holbrook (for »: 6 April 7 (net 9th), bark Arc nm oport May 1, suip Br NBadford. June d—Arr bark Merrimac, Hoyt, Baltimore w L Hall, Cogzins, Kemedios and Fort 3 (Br), Ryen, Portinn®, twaerox, Ja., May 17—Arr steamer Saladin, Jamison, N York via Port aa Prince (and sid 2 Liverpool): bare Kefoge (ir), Bowden, N York; brig Bird of the Wave (Br), do; June Ist, schr Princess Alexandra, do, sid May 18th, brig J Smith. Liveavoot, M: B Brow we jekan, do. Heats’ out 28th, Laurence, Johnson, NY ork: king, do: ¥th, Hera'd of the Mo: Wiltiam! Arkwright, ins, N¥ork: Wyoming. Bir 1 t (8), Bennett Port xa Priece mers MeLeau, N San Franci« at 30th, ribat, tor NY¥o! May 2i—Arr Lnterprise, Jouns, Naples (agd ald iphia). FO, April 24—Tn port barkeEngenia (for). Den- idg: Frenk, Wright. for do do; Geo Dur Monten \ or! Ree, Anderson, for do: Imaum, Marshall.(for Boston May 1 Carniola, Hopking, for West Indies; brig Caroline (Brem), Behrens, from NYork, arr 22d. sid 2id, bark Kudors (Br), ali Araneae. Jee 3—Sld brig Condustor (Br), Ramis, Bos axsaitnd, Maw 21-1 Port bark Sam sheppard, for 4, Orig Avoretta, for Eek ae ip iceart Salamander, Holmes, NYork; 18th, ‘Agnes. Santos, do. a SN arch Svat Ternsié, Carst, Batavia (and sid ‘30th for NY ‘ork. Pana’ June S—In port, steamship Golden City from San Francisco. just arr: Sonora. wig; ball, Dearborn, for Callvo in @ day or two, 1p Golden Ace, Lapical. San Francisco; Guatemala, Dou. glase, Central American paris, ONCE, May 31—No ve-eel in port, Rig Janno, May ll—Sla brig Express (Swe). Lafgreen, June 3nIn port ehip Mountaineer, lag, ready tn § gar: SLi WH Wal, Caner for NYG ready; D reaton, Pott for do, ready 2 daya: Mary Bently, C ready to load: brig Fannie Poutke, fr pata “2 days. e Sid 3d, scbr Ocean Hanger, Bradley, WR, June 14—Arr sobr 4 ¥ Srdon, ie ators pray, Froat, NYork. Cla anv Bay. CGH, Aprii 1l—Arr Gen Ward, Fuller, Boston (and ald for Shanchae). ‘Trintpap, May 29—Arr ship Jobn 8 Harris (Br), Harmon, ear geanes Magara sa 8 agen Sere, Feria tes teeta mia fermen fs dike, Thoradie. yurne ; th Wiig Matias Balvise . NYork, Ny onomsiua, March 10—ArF Alida, San Francisoe. BOSTON, June iscare Chiiian ahip’ see, |, June rion, Davis Boliuneres: Rveties rR foam Pune rigs Bb tian Uraoia ind, Mite! tzabeth, Ow Barier Gilchrist, and Chas Miller, ‘Brow hia; Alox Nickels, Roel and Forest, we Bee ort; ees OM Pett, Clark, jammon’ Pane, Ralt more: iaral Martha Nickels, Small; Alquiszar, Wateon; was ve Yates: Pe Bi ; feeke; Wm RG Dorrance, Rice; 5 ick, Mont ry) Philadelphia 5 err oorernor. reethiy; Win Jon roe; Bilen Forrester, Warren, and do eg OT ea ;, an, do: Jan Aiderd 4 x inlan, Thom pros, Falten i i teak amanda fl u ‘oun ‘Teaver, Norton. Blizavetoport; schra A Oty; steamer Norman. Baker, Philadelphia, "Te brig’ Paragon, from, West fa & bark unknown. Cid barks Thomas White: |, Kelley, cI i Radian Hidssaierance BONatai tay dea, uh " iuriehariant (Br nest wsohre. Gass, Joremie: Mouneain ‘arene, fo; Florine. (Haytien), Thomas, Port de Paix, Hi felt Mauwons Crowell Philateiphiat Charm, | Ob pia: Hall, NYork, Si: ‘Crom: femoe! i brie Ao en ‘iumwtany Sark 4 mArr fark Strinam (Daten . oe oi htt Miia Ue Wag We to Fae Fattens Bath; Otter fe tot BANGOR, June li—arr sohr HD Grindle, Turner, 8 Hae 4 a June Phiade(phiat GW Gooiwin. Lone, New York? ith, fiige: bs | ei joker-on, Blizabet oa WORTH, ney ls ache W oA Townsend, Hill, PSTRAA MOLE Jupe 1}.—Arr brie Restless (2. Mil ington; F Nelaon, Whey, Belfast for Forirese Monroe; Catharine Nicke's, Grant, do tor do; sche James tower, for do; Jasper and William Wallace, je pbia, Roan, Perry. Maching tor Haskell, do for do: Brier, Bristow, lew Yosk: ingbe Biocdna ‘elias ihera Light. Lane, Vinaloaven for do} ‘Atnericn (Be) f, St John, NB for Go: Alida, Dousiass, 0. Gardiner tor Was A Wi y Garines for Mowhingtou; Watchmaa, Watson, Calais for L-vh—Are achra Owen Bearse, Bearse, & Ly aot lean: Ryder, Olouce York oro.” Bid brig J Mewar, itoiorsnne F Nel Nickels? senrs Jas Sawa, Wro Tene \Brigr, Bpragbok,j Nortuern Light, Wateb- nordaehe Hillaabeth, Segue, brig Restless (Br) ware Arial, PB. Lista, Rambler (Br); Nelson NEW ORLEANS, June 5—Ary bark Marga: . New. outie, &: brig Kllon Pitowart Phintaipule oo No son, Rockinud for" Pulieiaisne rig Emery, Lenora, i (Bry Potrel, Sears, and b, Teident, Bobin- Id “12th. ship Elizaberh, Stetson. NYork; schra Heroine, Champlin, Philadelphia: Armnadiito, Chas, “and JN eeesimun, in ea cent 13th, schr Tha:nas Bilis, Kelley, NYork. NEWBURYPORT, Juno lS~arr soars © H Rogers, Lang. Jey, and Hiawatha” Disney, Philadelphia. Sid Lith, schrs arcitc, Peking: Pilot's Bride, Coker, and Huntress, How. MMEWPORT dune 18—Are bark C fa fine 13—Arr fonstitution, Robfdsor New Hoatord for NYork: brig Redwood, Hone, Re: r Wa, Nickerson, toston for NYor! NEW HAVEN. Juve lo-—Are RYort; das Yio simore;! Bel lev; Chanivion; Tennessee Farmer, Miller; Jud Jndier; Reaper: George and © Detroit, Titus; E: Wadsworth, Bartlett: Liberty, Johnson; Celeste, Taylor; sionps Phenix, Shepard: Commbervs, and’aierica, , Cremer, PHILADELPHIA, Jane bimAre ste: hip Saxon, Mat thews, Huston briz Sovbia Heprietia (Hun), Sicnter, New Vorky'scbrs Ke H-Dalyy Saunders, NYork: HB. Molvalt, Hall, Providence; $B James, Hall, Cardenas: 5 B Suith, Bucbeo, Fall River; LS Levering, Corson, Boston; Hulo, Short, Newburyport. Betow ship Coburn, from Liverpool, A U5 steamer, with amonttorin tow ‘probably the Mon- tauk), went Into the Breakwater on Sunday, Cid ships Vile elle, Lite, Londonderry; Moro Gastle, Ross. St ark Kiba’ Drisko, Hampton Roada; brigs Minnie Ander-on, Boston: Edwin, Allen, do; Electric Fiash, Gloucester; Empire, Small, Pawtucket; Glenwood, do; WG Anderied, Hewat, | Somerset; A Henderson, Burgess, Saco; Jax Burt, Taunton} Lady Elion, Doughty, ‘Boston: HW Benedict, Case. Glou- cester: Carrie Wels, Brown, Néedford; Ballic B, Bateman, Boston; Mary Haley, Haley, do: Fyeline, Laughlin, Hav nay Blouse, Thatcher. Boston; M Wied, Brier, do; Sta mit Crowell, de orgia. Smith. Ipswich; 1 & R Smith, , Prost ience; © Locsser, Laws, Kale; Kent Wright ‘Conard Bridgeport; Prince Alfred, Adams, Medford; Eliza Wil- Tiaras, r, Roxbury, Y 14th—Arr bark Meaco, Cienfuegos; schr Dwight, NYork, Below brig Marie Louisé. from Turks Islands, PORTLAND June li—Aarr ship Pomona (Br), Spurr, Liverpool. Cid, acire Engineer, Willard, Baltimore: King? gold, Crowell, NYork. S/d, brig Mont cello, schr Exgioeer, ib Arr bng tT knight, Parks, Phin 'eipbia. VIDENG!:, June 13—Arr briz C Mathews, Mathews, ‘oung America, Potter, Philadelphia, Sid schr Wm Tavior, Philadelphia, TUCKET, June 13—Arrechr John Beatty, Hender- gon, Philadelphia, SALEM, June i2—Arr schrs & M Read, Reed; John M Broomal, Douglass, and J Burley, Shaw, Philadelphia; Oriental. Hawes, New York, 8.d'tth, bark Natal, Pond, Zanzibar; schr J H Bartlett, Rockbil!, Philadephia, PBOrosALS FOR Loan. Treasury Derartwent, June 6, 1864, St poxsibe vigor in the operations of g against the insurgents, under brave e of operations, 2 creased beyond recelpts from rev mary subscriptions to the national | ers Will, therefore, be veceived at this Depart meni under the act of Marcty'3, 1893, until noon of Wedne: day. the 15th day of June, 1854, for bonds of the United State ‘ve millions of dollars, bearing ‘an annual interest of six per cent, payavie, semi-annually in coin on the first dave of July and January each yeat, and rejcemable after the Sith of June, Issl, Kach otter uust be for fifty or one hundred dollars, o some multiple of one hundred dollars, and moat etate the sum including vremium, offered }orexch hundred dol arsin bonds, or for fifty, when the offer is for no more than fifty. Two ver cent of the principal, excluding premium, of the whole amouat offered at be deposited. as guaranty tor payment of subseription cepted, with the Treasurer of the United States at Wasiington, or wth the Asnistant Treasurer at New York, Bosion, Pilindelpbia or St. Lonis; or with the Desi.nated Depnsitary at Baitiinore, Pittsburg, Cineinnas, Louisville, Chicago Detroit. or Buffalo: or wit any Nationai Banking Association autaorived to r ve de. posits which may consent to transact the bu-faess without charge. Duplicate certiicntes of deposits will be issued to depositors by the officer or as ociation receiviug them; the Originals of whieh must be forwarded with the overs to the department. All deposits should be made in time for advice of offers with certivicates to reach Wasinington not later than the morning of June 15, No ower not accompanied by its proper certitiea'e of deposit will be considersd, ‘The Coupon and Keg stered Ronds issued will be of the denominations «t $5, $100, $40) and $1,000, Reg stered Bonds of $5,000 and $10,000 will also be Jeaned if required. All offer: received will be opened on Wednesdas, the Lith of June, by the Secretary or oue of the Assi-tant Secreta- rier, and notice of acceptance or “ectinatton will be immed). To ensure the gre the armies now movi and skit penaliur nue and ately given to the respective offerers: and, in case of accent- ance, bonds of the deseriptions and deuomini refer Yed Will bewent to the subscribers at the coat of the Denart- ment, on final paymen¢of insaiments. The orizinal deposit of tWo percent will be reckoned in the last insiaiment paid by snecessfu) oferers, and wiil be immediately returned to those whose offern may connie. ‘The amonnt of accepted offers mutt be deposited with the ‘Treusurer or other officer oF associa ion authorized to act under this notice on advice of acceptance of olter, or a8 fol- Jows:—One-third on or before the 20th: one-third on or be- fore the 25th; and the balance, including the premium and original two per cent deposit, on or before the 30th of June. Taterast to the Ist of July on the eeveral deposits will be yaid tn coln on the 50th of June, and fntereat on bonds will vegin July b, 1864. Giters under tuis notice should be endorsed “Offer for etary of the Treasury, The Loan,” and addressed to the 8 ht to dealing all offers not considered, advantasoous te rer vi served to the governient, P. CHASE. Ciel Secretary of the Treasury. TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, £ No, 183 CHATHAM SQUARB, OvEN DAILY. MONEY DEPOSITED NOW WILL DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY I. MD. VAN PEL, President. CHAS. D. BAILBY, Treasurer. Jos, P. Coorgn, Secretary. N i,—Votil the alterations tm the Banking Room are completed the Baul: will occupy the bascmentof the above premises. ALTIMORE ‘\D MARYLAND FUNDS WANTED AT BD tow races.” New Orleans Bank notes also purchased at pres. AVM Me MARSTON & CO., Bankers, 17,Wail atreet, : Bah 2 ANUPACTURERS’ AND MERCHANT? RANK, NEW Tork. J A dividend of four (4) per cent to rtockholders free of ‘Transfer Books will ly. inclnsive, ‘ON, shier. overnment Lax On Ru e closed from the 2/th of June A MABsens' Ravine BANK, a . THIRD AVRNU Deposits will 4 rest from the 1 BANK OPEN DATLY from 9 te 2 P.M. DAY, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY 5 to d o'clock. on MON. NINGS, from THOMAS B, SIJLLMAN, President. Isao T, Swarm, Secretary. INING STOCKS—AS WELL AS ALL OTHER KINDS of securities bought and sold at atl the Stock Boards in New York, Boston, Philadelphia, €c,, or otherwise on eormmissiou, by ALUERY, H, NICOLAY, No, 62 William st, VONUY TO LEND—ON BOND AND MORTGAGE, AT AVL G per cent, forgive years (in sums to, wit), on’ pro- perty im bis city 3. A. KISSAM, Streol, basenient, TATIONAL AND LIMB INSUBAN COMPANY OF NEW YORK. ORGANIZED. UNDER A SPECIAL CHARTER, PIEAL STOCK $1011 With the privilege of increasing \t (0 $60),u00. This company possesses all the powers and privieges of any Life Insure ance Company in the United States, with the additional powers of insaring the Lives and Limbs of Oflicers, Soldiers and Marines m the army and navy of the United States, and of Allen, Van Buren & ¥. 248 Broadway, for Rubscriptions for $100.08) addi- Mons! siock, ow aud afier dhe sth aay of June tusiant Jomx Ts Ontey, Secretary, J pissummas OTICK TO SHAREMOLDERS OF THE PITTSBURG, Fort Wayne and Culcago Railway Company.—The ui signed commissioners, authorized ro eel thirty-five thous sand pew xhares of tho capital stock of said company, by Jomt re Of the shareholders amd bondholders, for the Dur. pose ol .proguring, addition equipment, &ec., Propore to sell thirteen thousan sharos of the saine as follows: ‘They pro] fo ixsue to the shareholders, who stand re a anc ou the books of the company at 2 0 clock P.M. of the 10th of this month, one share for each five shares then standing in their name at the par valve of $100 foreach share ike of subscription will he opened ax the offiee of Wins- low. Lanier & Co,, 32 Wall strgel- gu the iluh Jumo and kept der can. ealt oe suletibs, cn siguitt his wishen by lot subscribe, or his ter, addremed to JF. 'D. Tauicrathatrna aot new shares thos subscribed for wilt Beat divided from the Ist aly, Pagmenta will be required as follows:—One fourth on the Fist June, om wotiicacion of acceptance: one four:h on the July one-fonrth on the 18th August, and one-fourth on sferable stock serip will be issued, redeemable in full ce on Giual payinent of jon cornpliance with art je conditions of thi jects to forielture any par men: Sock te maiuly to pay for iron ails, rolling stock, Fah sly purchased. |The high. price of and ereat MiMoulty ef procuring the «ame, gahmticed reten for Hil materialx in the opinton of ihe engineer and the chief execu officers the compan render It alt improbable that any f° ‘amount of the stock wil during the present fear. if a fot amocut can be econoinically expended in in- the capacities of the line this year, the company will iy have other means to meet the same. commissioners reserve the right to extend the time of gabecribing 19 nomresid holders whe may de Sire to avail thomecives of the benefits of thie notice, on Such termes and conditions as the commissioners may im- The comm|ssioners also reserve the right to dispere of, at their discretion, for the be: the company, of the ehares not taken by sharebo! orp Gade this % D, LANIER, toms peu ayUanbacan, New Yorn, June}, 1864. Commissioners. FFICK OF THR MARIPOSA COMPANY, 34 WALL Atreet,—Notice, ts hereby given that at the drawing this day had of twenty-tve Bonds of this company for redomp- tion ont of the Rivkin me Ot uP fu ' fl ie ‘wero draw Siapiitee en era annua t of Ores. fate RAILROAD : ts ‘The ot 2 Central, Ratiroad — fon the mtock wrt cancebed Gn ihe, Int o¢ Augnst istered ‘am the holders nae of business on t transfer books close Oras a tae te RAILROAD er Nie a tecslution of the Boart of Di noe Cent Ratiroad Company notice is hered: Na the holders of the cancelled honda. scrip to present ir certificates at the offles of the company, 31 Naseatt shes, tae gnnraralan Inde the forty stock of the fom) ant. ag. CATLIN, Geargare, AL. WR ook pennant OF THE CHICAGO AND YORTHW slay Company, Nob Walt citegt, mew York. Seay 3, 1561 —Hotders of the enptial gtock of the Gulenw Chicag: Unioa Kailroad Compao: are heredy nosiied by the tertus gf comsoiidation of tbat on Chicazo ao! Westora. Ra! way Quit Hy rT forth esters: ows Une share of the Chi to bs exchanc* (or sor of tlie Chi Railway Company, as fo and wesiero proferred sock and one share of Che and Northwestern com oon. w th three do lars Stanges tas be meds and’ the money wetead chnee et ma ry om the oillce the Ciiteazo and Northw ieaitway our pany, H, HW. BOODY, Ageat P PECTUS . THR i COLUMBIA GOED MISTS comPamy © |) OP GOLORADOE CAPITAL 120.00) SHARES, NOMINAL PaR 310 Racit. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $5 VER SHAR STOCK FULL PAID AND NOE LIABLE TO aSSES8- Lodes, the celebrated Bobtail Fiak, elaitns, Including alsoa Tunnel Cini»? of 6,00) consecutive fee: or nearly a mile in Jenvth, directly on'the commaneiig iately oposite Bink Hawk iout, ary A athe it Bip) prop ay coeeaen, & feat, of Ww! K are feet’ opened, and 5,000 feet Tu “ bie quariz ‘mill now running and in auccesefyt opers won. The Bobtail and Fisk odes are Gonsidtred. the richest and best im the Territory, having yielled ar amounts of gold than any oiher iu Coterade, Which the following assay snows, made by Kdwaid N. Keat Exq., chemist, United States Assay O ‘cr, New York —Mink valué, per ton of 2.0X) pounis, Boblal! Lode, S714 45, equate 85.715 68 per, cons Fisk Lovie; $2'1 21, incgunt § per Besldes the above, Cie com 7 ieet of valuab & © power bay North Clear c'eek, ‘fa mile below Blacx liad City reat advantage pons “oe this cormpan eth havi till now fn suecesafu At present product from $1.00) to $1.59") percday, “4 pany wili have wldit onal improved m Fation, capable of working forty-elgnt to ore per day, from the Bobtail and. Fisk 1. Holding froin $910 ‘0 $1 200 ner cord uniformly.’ amoant om $1,800 to $7.20 per day. The compen’ confident! expect to commence paying thelr first reo ar montbl dividend of one per cent in gold in October next, wot ds equal to twenty-four per cent. per annum witt gold, at par, upon the” subscription pros Per share, The stock can only be had fora Himited per Af the flrat aulseription price, and judging from ihe constant demand to obtain i for investment, 1t mast rividiy rise yaine. Theatientinn of capitalists unit others a called te this company. be feving that no ntock has been offered the market that possesses more intrinale mer tor ix enti to greater coniidence in the community for and permanent investment. For further infor Prosvecins of the compan: limites number of a Subscription books for onl: ares, BERTH. NICOLAY, 4, wt Lo cock paid at the times other weil knows will be opened at the alice of At 52 Wiliam street, on Wednesday, Jinn M,, at (he price o! $5 per share. $3 tot auliacr prion and the balance (8) payable om when the tieate: tock are ready to delivered the com pany, or the wh: nant cin he paid at the time of sab scription, at the’option of the subsorioer to the etoc! ‘OUTHERN BANK NOTES WAURTED.—VIRGINEA SY North Carolina, South Caroling. Georgia, Atal ‘Tennessee, Kentucky and New (Orleans bank notes. by, MANNING & DF FOREST, Bankers and Browsers, 1 Wail street HE NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE BUI son River Railroad Company as-ambled to-day. and Glected by a unanimous vote Jonn M. Tobin of New York, Presitent, and D, Thomas Vai. of Trov Vice President ‘The following resolution was passed by’ the Raard:— Resolved, Thit Mr. Charick, Mr. Clark. Mc. Jerome bee committee ‘to report to thia Board, at an ad ionrned meeting resolutions containing a suitaBle expression of the esttne tion and regard in, which Mr. Sloan, the late Prosident of this company, fs held by the Board, and of their avpreoia tion of the valuable services he bas rendered; to the com pany, \W ANTED—BY A MAN OF EXPERIENC’ IN BANE ing business a cashiership of anew Nationa’ Bank, eitherin this city orthe country. The most unexcepiiona ble references given, Address Banker, lierala office, $500 10,81:00, WANTED—POR ONK, YEAR, OW De) firsy class peraons) srouritv; @ liberal bones FESS LOR full parciculargenll oa or address, K. CAUGER, 59 Fourth atrect, corner Sixth avenue, $50 708, WANTED—FOR WHICH Barts factory seonrity wiilbe given. An’ person haw ing the money can mak a anfa and desirabe nvestment Address A C., 209 Fifty-fourth street, between’ Second and ‘Third avenues, Willthe gentleman’ who called yesterday please call again, BL500 QRS WANTRO-ON MACHINERY ol, Tools. &c., for chattel mortage: 1) por cent Interest paid, or a share of the pro ts civen with morteaze for the use of the money; uRoxcevtionalie retersnos will be furnished. nad evervthing mate sutistactory to re pon ible parties, Address for three days Investment, box 6) Heralé sitios, 6.000 SF $3.0,70, LOAN-ON REAL ESTATE, A in New York or Brookiyn, in one snm. Ap piy to H. A. DARRIN, corner of Whitehali and State ata, $100,000. ~WAXtBY A RARTHRE Of PART. . + ners with this capital to manafacture fron and anaritele In fron tn universal wso by mac iintste: and others. Gross returns cont per cea Brsinows ta be done $109.0) par anni, A joint stosk asaoclation by apecial act already obtained, or a partnership’ is onan for formation ut option. Address box 247 Postollice, New York, $15. 000 YArtze-o" BOND AND MORTOAN! Died. for 8 tor of years, om Hest class knpeny Reai Katate, in the city of Brooklyn. worth more than double the amouni; rate of interest not over six percent; me brokerage. Address J. 8. B.. Herald office. $300 00 TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORP. . gage on city and country property, fo ton years or leas time, ‘nm mimsty suit, Also, wanted to pur chase, Houses, Lois and Tena:neat Property. Apply at Une ollice of W, H. MITCHELL, 77 Codar street, ‘ TO SLOAN ON BOND AND MORT. $300,000 rect i percent: vermrot seater om New York city property. JOSEPH MASON 53% Pine street, roome 10 and 1, REWARDS. : REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY. IN THE VE clalty of Fifth Avenue Hotel, x French Pondie Dow swers to the name of Carlo, By toturning him to No. Weat Twenty-fourth street. the above reward wiil be pad, GH REWARD.=LOST, A LITTER DOG, RY 4 LADY of Newark, on the th of Januar’, i8Gh im the neighborhood of Roud street and Brosdway. The dog 1s @ cross brood batwean a sik poadie and a King Charing, with & Diack hesd and earsand back, The hainan tie bind pare his body is trimmed Ikea liom. Any information where he may be found will be received at No.9 avenue a, wf siaira, $5 REWARD.—LOST, LATR ON FRIDAY KY eed Sixty-secomd street SH REWARD. Lost, 2) answers to the na black, curt mall white spot on the breast. Atybaly bri i street, oF 63) Broadway, wil Focoive tie auowe Fe ward, g REWARD.—LOST. FROM 206 8 JLLIVAN STREBT, De) a ined um sized binck and tan Dog Had tw awe on fore foot; al<o had on red patent lest Ry returning him as above, the reward qill thank. gh REWARD.—LOST, ON JUNE 13, A BMAD D+) lightaray. Scotch Terrier, ‘The above rewar! w It pard by returming him to 10) Fifth avenue, corner of Bight ernth street, S1O RAW AkD-Lost, ON TAR lore INST. A Two « pair scull boat, seventeen feet long, painted lend color bottom, nud ret Upper streak, with a yellow stripe, Branded by the builder, George Koher. The finder will re ceive the above reward by sp plying font ot Christopher street, North Fiver, OBERT CULKIN, $1 REWARD OST, ON SUNDAY EVENING, near the New York Hotel. black and tan Dos, with ag@mall spot on the tail denuded of har. Upon the delivery of the dog at 688 Broadway, first floor, the above reward will be pat $10 RENARD Lost. ON THE isret INSTANT, I Liberty street, between Washington and West, @ Pocketbook, containing $74 7! the bove reward and the th ‘The tinder will rec afford to lose it, by returming it to A. Bonnell & Oo.'s offen, ks of the owner, who cannot onrner of Taberiy aud Week streets. $15 BREVARD. LEFT, EITHER IN WINTER, 2) den, er in a carriage from Winter Garden, on Thure. day evening, June’, a bine enamelied Opera Glass, The ll receive the abor ard on returning it to Wi Hityan, 37 Park row, room Noses uruune it te Wa $20 REWARD.—LOST, ON SATURDAY a Ey 20 ee cS es at hie Puird aveaue, REWARD,—LOS?, A GOLD WATCH, AT $20 FN og Tuesday’ ‘The ae will Sta jest Twenty-seventh street, rue 25 RBWARD.—STRAYSD OR STOLEN, FROM AR- ton Huptet'e, brewery, 5 in Morrixania, one Hay oy bee ple I 9 reward will be paid by returning tho same to 185 Church #6. 3100 RaWARD-70 ANY ONE WHO WILL RB. turn tho Box marked ‘'M. Toorney,” taken government dock in misinke, on Mon: Jane 1 e $100 4742 10m rere ts cote raree thong, Loadon, No. 2.25), wich "on REWARD—TO Aur OPA, ae ES fr 100 ment deck in mistake, on Monday, ‘June 6, ‘above reward to be given on of the box at Wash- jngton How), New York. {) REWARD.—STOLEN, FROM PRENISES m8 1 orery of which the above it ‘hy $100, ferals er inrermation, teach “etentide ot trotneee f BRITRONY, 64 Teeade atreet and 206 Eighth avenne, New York. FIREWORKS penenadinci note par FIREWORKS.<REMOVAL, EXCBE. sior Fireworks, a terns, sad from Joho stroet to No.9 Boy iret, aver Bronk Poblie and pie exbibi FUNSTON & SOOFIRLI jo. 9 Dey street. MATRIBIONIAL. A GENTLEMAN, 30 YEARS 0) IN BASY: CIRCUM- C0, and Fe an E ig? the mepeanaanes, C4 su Puareacaite ares Eeaiaeer” dudes ont reat Y, A’ AND ALE MZ Cr rea ‘ont Twenty ATRIMOK — DOW! A MI M ohant ae ate wore joing BR the fe Sity, dostits to correspond with some Foung lady orem e Appearance. from fifteen wenty, with a view Wiratemonye ‘Address, ‘we cS) Char jee Ateleom larald ailice