The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1864, Page 2

2 _ NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1864.—WITH SUPPLEMENT, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. bate tend oh8 2006 8 1 33, and 50 cases olive, tm pints, ‘Turspar, Juve 21—6 P. M. ‘The stock market wes active to day, and there.was & eneral advance throughout the list, with large (rausac- thons. The bighcat cus sales of yesterday and to-day at the first board compare as follows: —New York Central Railroad advanced %, Erie 1%, Reading %, Michigan Central 3, Michigan Southern 23, lilinois Ceniral 1%, Cleveland and Pitsburg 11g, Chicago and Rock Isiand 1%, Pittsburg and Fort Wayne 25, Chioage and North. ‘western 1, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy 2, Cumber- land Coal 134, Quicksilver Mining 4, and Delaware and Hudson Canal 1 There was mo change in fludson River, Evie proferred aud Ob and Mississippi cortilicates. Canton Company tell off 14 and Mariposa %¢. ‘The following were the closing quotations:—New York Central Railroad 133}, Erie 116, Erie preferred 111, Hudson River 142%, Reading 143, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 68, Michigan Central 156, Micbigan Southera 101, Iinois Central 182%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 114%, ‘Cleveland and Toledo 14354, Chicago and Rock Island 116, Alton apd lerre Haute 643;, and Chicage and North. western 643. Pacific Mail gold at 269—an advance of mine per cent since yesterday morning. Cumberiand Coal was 73%, Quicksilver Mining 174%, Canton Company 40, and Obio and Mississippi certificates 65%. United States coupon 6's of 1881 closed at 113; five. twenties, coupon, at 105% und one year certificates at 97. ‘The gold market was rampant. In the moraing the Price was about 200; but it rose rapidly to 204, and, iu- deed, we beard bigner, but, as there were no sales at the Board of Brokers avd much excitement on the ‘street, it was impossible to obtain reliwble quotations. Brokers opt a margin Of about two per ceat between buying and, selling. , Mr. Chase offers the sixes.of 1881 at six per cect premium. ‘The following is the report of the Assistant Trea- surer:— Receipts... +. every —For customs. Paymeuts. Balance ‘The aggregnie value of the exports of produce and mer. Chandiso (exclusive of specie) at this port during the past week was $5,836,981. ‘The following comparative statement shows the aver’ lage condition.of the leading items of the Philadelphis ‘banks for the past and previous week:— This Week. Lat Week $40,286,488 40,286,435 964 529 3,964,758 113,178,388 18,470,996 81,888 208 « 367,171 + 2.074 273 2,017,158 —Tho decrease in deposits and legal tenders,. it will be perceived, is quite large. Bwek jeg oe ae Bl, cou. 1135 2H ahs NY C 6; D's, reg 106%) 20U Erie RR. NG's, 5-208, cou 103” 1300, do. 200) U 83's) 1865, cou. 195 J ‘00 Tr uta? 2-10.08 Al0T3E 100 £000 U 8 6's, Lyear cer 97 2000 Liiigiois con nds, (9 1 300 do. G00 Mov'sasioracit. 76 8 179 i v2 200 do... 100 Chi,B &Qyd'alstm 130. , 20) Mich Cen # 1WMichCengperet.oid 129° | 100. do. + 15255 80.0 Ch AN Wis tbis 10 900 Mich sod Nie RR or 1000 Chi NW ist m, 2b do, 7 101 700 Hast Jos Ugrants 1 j 5000 MariettaaCipletm 105, 200 Mick Bo: ua 142 20.0 Mariposa lat mbas 1023.0 Lil Cen Bik sorip.... 131 22s ommerce Lit do. 30% Ret 69 lo. bw Gus 60% | rt 100 ee 20 ‘100 Alt, co) ens 60 M & Cin Zim “pret 63 100 Han 4803 RE prot 56 SKOOND BOARD, Ly-rast Two o'Crock P, M. 30) shs Reading RR.b10 143 1000 di 168. 9 10) Pacific diai 1900 do 100 NY Central & 4 10) Cleve & rio RK. 150 "do 200 Chi &N WRK? 5412 80.52.22. bis 5545 WER pref 908 b> OL 4 Wiccecyiss. OO CHAR TRE... 10 Mil a& FP uu Ch RR, Pitts, POW & C RR 16 CILY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tus-par, Juve 21-6 P. BM. Asne:.—Receipts, 51 bbis.; market Grm and receipts Feadily absorbed at $11 50 a $13 50 for pots and pears. Breansturrs —Receipts, 15,186 bbls, flour, 642 bbis and 350 bags corn meal, 66,043 bushels wheat, 32,879 do. corn, avd 56,069 do. oats, The flour market was fuliy 10c. better, witha brisk home trade, and some export inquiry. Sales, 22,000 bbis, State and Western, 1,300 Southern, and 1,00; ansdiag, Rye flour wes firm, with 500 bbis sold, at full prices, Corn meal was also tirm, with a tuir iaguiry, aad sales of 450 bbis. We quote:— Superfine State ana Western flour. 2 & . ° a extra Sti 835 a 8 46 Guoiee State. 8 00a 8 55 Common to medium extra Western. 8 35a 8 50 Extra round boop Obiv, 8708 8 80 ‘Western trade brands , 8 858 930 Extra St. Louis..... 8 75 8 11 95 Common to good southero, 8608 920 Good to choice oxtra do. 925 01130 Common Canadian... 8350 845 Good to choice extra di 8 60a 9 60 Rye flour, superfine, 6500 8 25 Corn meal, bois... 14a 890 Corn meal, pancheovs +34 60 & 36 00 —The whoat market was active, the demand being chiely for export, and prices advanced ke. a 2c, on prime spring, oe b fey? Dusbele, including parcels to ar- rive, af a ‘or inferior to prime Chicago apring ; $1 85.2 $1.91 for Milwankeo Club; $1 94 for wrinter ted ‘State; $1 01 a $1 93 for amber spring: $1 96 a $2 for win- tor red Western; $2 04 a $2 10 for amber do., latter price for ohoice, and $2 15 for white Michigan, an extremo prise Ryo was quiet, with sales of 1,400 bushels, at 170. Corn was a shade dearer fot prime, with sales of 45,000 bushels, at $1 46 a $1 50 for inferior to prime q@ixed Western, latter price for old; $1 65 for white Western, and $i 66 for small parcela white and yellow Southern. Oats were in good demand, and tho market ‘waa firm at 896 alc, Barley and barley malt inactive. Basew ax.—2,0% oounds Western sold on private terms, Dut understood mt soin4 advance. | ae —The market was quiet, with sales of 450 bales, quote:— Ordinary 185 136 136 187 Middiing 48, 1469 140 150 Good middling -162 183 183 163 Corrax —The market was inactive, with saies Of 300 ‘dags St. Domingo at 36 jgc . and 130 bags Rio at 43c. Corren—sales 100,000 pounds Lake at 460.a eR , ‘aad 200.000 ponnds Baitimore at 43c , now held at 44c, Freonrs were firmer, Engagements to Liverpoot, 6,000 bushels wheat, per American packet, to Mll,at 4a. ‘The asking rates at the closo were 64. a 636d. for wheat, Is. & 1s, 3d. for flour and 128. 6d. a 17s. 64. for heavy goods, per merican and neutral: per steamer, 1,200 boxés cheese, 80%, aud cotton 4d a %d To London, per American, 3 000 bots. flour 9d.: 160 tons oti cake, 1s. 64. ; 21, Sid @ 64., in bulk and bags; per veut jour Is 10%4@. 8 28 To Glasgow, 20 000 B Seda 64 An Italian bark was ehartered to Penarth Rouds (or orders at 3s 6d., or if to & direct port in british Chennel, 38. 3d.; one to Bristol Channet direct, 38. 45g4.; avother reported at Se. 34. Bri 400 bis. flour, 18 9d.; a Nor. wi tobacco, to Alicante, 40s,; a0 Light pipe staver, $28, @ British brig 008, $1.800 golds Fevrr.—150 Currants 601d at 19c.; also by auction 745 boxes Sicily ofauges at $2 60. $5 05,1,000 boxes temas fom $6 20/0 $6 BO, and 1,800 d0, at $2 25 8 80. Hay was in fair demand at $1 36 for shipping. Hors were without decided y with sales of 12¢ Dales at Sc a 26c., according to quality. Hiows.—The market was firm: sales were 5.000 Ric 21 10s , at 21%%6., cash, 4,000 Montevideo at 33c., f uenos Ayres, 22 ibs., at 20e , in bond, and 4,500 Laguayra, 22 \bs,, from second hands, on p. t Lead was qalet at ldo. Leatazr.—There was vo docided change, and the busi eer wae very email. Motasers.>-The market was firmer, with alittle more doing, eaiev of 100 bhas. Barbadoos at 95¢ , 330 hhds J orto Rico at 99e. $1 02, 48 do, clayed Cuba at 78¢., and 830 do. Cuba mov ado at B26 a 900. Navau Sones were du'l, with sales of 260 bbis com. on rowin at $31 a $32, and 20 casks French at $37. Alse snail soe of American spirits of turpentine were made M8 $3 0734 0 £3 16, and $3 for French. O18 were in moderate request, with sales of 1.200 bts, mii ew Bedford, in part for export, at $195 a $1 97. bbls. crude, for manufacturing, at’ $195: 200 bbia. &, Ot $1 97, amd 1,000 do,, for export, at $1 98; also 16 Rrovrsiows.—Receipts, 35 55 do, out ments, »nd 398 bi ork market was still excited, and opened $1 15 at Closet with less Airmness: the sales on the Rpwt'were 7,000 bbis. at $29 37}¢ u $29 75 for new mess, $31 4 $51 50 for oid aud new prime, and $38.50 tor primo moss: alko, for future delivery, 3.000 bbis. mess, for July, buyer's opt dn, at $40; 1,500 Lb«, do., for time, bay: option, ‘at $-0' 1,000 do, , do,. buyer's optinn, the fir Uyer's option, at ; first balf of June. boyer's optiou,) at S#ty do. mime mess, for June, buyer's option, at $39, and 760 bbls n.w mess, to arrivg, at $40. The beef market was more retive and decidedly higher; sales of 2 4¢0 ‘bia’, at $15 a $16 ‘or country meas, $9 a $10 1er country prime, $20 2 826 for mess. and $27 0 $28 for ex- tra mess Prime mess boo! was quiet at vre rious prices. Peet hams were dud and uncharged, Bacon sides were dull and nomiual, with sales of 80 boxes Cumberland out, at 12sc. 2 123{c. Cut mests were Ormer, with surg of 50 packages, at 1. 130. for shoulders. and 16 50. 8 16c. for beams. The takd market was firmer, with sales of — bis. and tleroes, at 164¢0. a 170., aud 160 do. for aly, wpller’s option, at 17o. Prrepixom,—Recootyts, 5,789 bbls The market was very irregular, The advance in gold alone prevented & decline (rom yesterday's figures. , The specul.tion hug been carried 80 fur that the contracts of some staunch houses wers peddting at from 5c 8 10c. beiow the price of fresh contracts, made by well known dealers. There was u very feverish feeling, and manifest desire to cet from: under before the crash comes, and unless it does come, certain partier who soid largely for this and next month, at low figures, must vedriven to the wall. The Suleg Gud resales were about 7.500 bbis. including all Kinds, at 453¢c. a 4630. for crude 06 the apot; 60c. for July. 68c. a 64340 for refined, on the spot; Tle. a Té0. for july, T8¢_ « AOo, for free."b4o, a 92360. for “August. ac- ing to the character of the contracts. Contracts with Jarge margins were poor”. tow figures. 260 bbis. zine Bold at 35c. for refined, bay tres Er ‘market wag quiet and prices were nominal. Souak was more.active aid pricks wore a Hittle @rm ales were 965 bhds (ubs muscogado, io bond, at Tle, 1140. ;65 ohds, do. at 183{c , 60 hbda. Porto Rico at 19" 90 115 bhds New Orleans at 1950, and 300 b xe< Hxvana on p. t, Refined was unchanzed RR remains quiet, with sales of 6Q tuns Silesian, to arrive, at 535c. gold, in bond ‘Sprcr8.—Sales 75 sags aloes at 65c." a BYc.; 26 cases outmexs at $1 65a $1 65, and 125 dy on private terms. Toracoo.—I'tore was @ fair demand for all descrip- firm; sales 975 bhds. Kea- Taulow was in active demand, at an advance, wih sales of 200,000 IDst'at 15 \cnm15%40 ;.Jatter price fority. Tra was doll. We only heard of an invoice of 445¢ chests green at full prices. ‘Tix was nominal: gales of 600'slabs Strais at 653¢c., and 140 do at 56c.: En, rm at * ‘with sales of 75 slabs. There, were small sales of plates at the rate of $19 cash for I C. charcoal. bf ' ‘Waisker —Receipts, 1,543 bbls. Market Sc. a 7c. bet- ter, and ‘active: sales of 4,500 bbis., closing at $1 $0 es of Real Estate. By William Kennet; Lot 8. ©, corner of 10th ave and 61st at House and lot n. Bide of 32d 6} Three lots corner of Blooming: IMPORTANT SALVAGE DECISION. "| ymitea States Distrtet Court, Before Judge Shipman. To the caso of Charled Hurgitt, master of the teamsbip Labaan, in behalf.of himself, owners and crew, vs. the eteam propeller Thomas A. Scott, her machisery, tackle, &o., Judge Shipmaa on Moyday rendered the following OPINION, ) ‘This libel in rem. is filed to recover salvage againat the steam propeller Thomas A. Scott, avd alleges that the steamship Labuan, belonging to Hull, England, sailed from New York on the 25th of March, 1864, bound for Liverpool; that soon after leaving the former port she encountered a series of heavy gales from the eastward, and after weathering them for fifteen days, during which time sbe lost her boats, consumed nearly all her coals id had her poop house stove in, her master, deem- it © imprudent $1,895 600 000 Toad and 131s¢ et, 4,500 : WAR 30 ing, | aod at about sypiractyions ‘M. on the [4th of April, when abuut eight miles tothe eastward of bogies light, those on board beard signal guns Of distress, anil a about two o'ctock made a yessel,and bote away for her.aod found her to be the propelier Thomas A/Scott, bound Orleans to New York: that a8 soon as the Labuan o1 within hailing distance of the Scott the master of tbe ter requested to be takem in tow; that the Seott was then completely disabled by the loss of her rudaer and ler, and ber provisions all consumed: thereupon took her in tow way to New York, towing afternoon of April 14 till about mine o'clock the following morning, and to point off the Woodlands, about ‘four mies belew Sandy Hook, wbere @ small steamtug came alongside of the Labuan with orders {rom the master of the A. Scots to take from her the hawser by which el ‘Deen towing the latter; that the Labuan, being able to continue to tow, and take her safely into port, re fused to give up the hawser, whereupon the same was cut on board of the Scott, and the steamtng took her in tow. That the Soott did not, after she was taken in tow by the tug, pass abead of the Labuan, and that the a reaghed the Battery at New York at about half-past one o'clock on the same day. the libel also alleges that the ‘Thomas A. Scott is of the value of two bundred thousand doliars, and prays for uo allowance of salvage to the Mbeliants to the amount o! twenty thousand doliats, The Attorney of the United States for the Southern district of New York has appeared on behalf of the government, filed a ciaim and interposed a plea to the jurisdiction of this Court. This plea alleges that the Thomas A. Scott is ‘a large stexmor belonging wholly to and in tho exclusive possession of the United States at tho time of her seiza: by the Marshal under the process im this sui that sbe is of the value of more than two bua dred thousand dollars, and that she was par- chased by the War Department through the bureau of the Quartermaster General, aod was paid for out of the appropriations for the support of the army of the United States. fhe plea further alleges thet, though sbe is not io commission the navy, yet thatehe be- longs to a large class of vessels owned, armed, supplied d manned by the United States, and under the direction and control of the Secretary of War, and employed by him for various purposes connected with the operations of the army; that some are employed for waritke purposes only, such as keeping rivers clear of enemies’ batteries and co-operating with towns; that otliers aro engaged in the transportation troops, commissary, quarterm«ster and ordnance lies; that they are armed for their own defence and for offensive operations against privateers and vesseis engaged in breaking the blockade of the Southern ports, that the Thomas A. Scott was, at the time she was fallen in with by the tibetlants, bound for. New from New Orleans, where the had been with & load of hot. shell and powder jor the supply of the army of the United States in that quarter; that she was armed with two thirty two pound brass guns aod one thirty pound Parrott gun; that she was in charge of civilians employed solely by the United States, and that her business since she has been ts E z 8 ? id forces in attecks on ‘ortified of SSRELTSEE ce Ha i £ ‘ i i Camp equipage and such liko materials of -} ine government, as might be shipped with other ores a meroly 3 5 2 & 3 z 5. 3 cage of the United States va. Wilder, by Paying general average on its own goods sbipped as & part of the cargoes of private vossels. Whother this acquiescence bas ex- tonded to military stores in time of war, and designed for use iM active military operations, the Court has 00 means Of determining. Certainly the ab +4 venienti against the sovereign po jroitting ite mill- lary materials, designed tor not ities, te the ua. avoidable dolnys of judicial tribunals is very form This argument applies with as much force to the cage judicial proceedings A: good transport ships as to their Cargoes, consisting of supplies and muuitions of war, Indeed Pboth the transport ship and cargo would o'ten be involved in the delay consequent upon any proceeding the courte against oither. A number of casos been cited on the argument by the counsel for the libel- inpte in eupport of the jurisdiction of the Court, which I will now notice. The is the cxso of the Betsey (1 Marriott R. 80; ).. This case was determined by the English Court of Admiralty in 1777, and reinted to the recapta 0 by One of the King’s into the hands of the Leaded that the demaud rf ship of one-cighta salvage was not within the act liament, as extended only to ships and g o ‘a subjects retaken from the enemy But the Court held thas of comma right salvage is always dué for recanturé, and, there 's it would be filiboral to constrae the act of Parliament narrowly, The case is not tully reported: but | inter from it that prior to the prize acts of Parliament it had been. wader some form of proceeding, customary ticans, The Navy Board officers of } and Students generally. io burial ‘ that the Labuan. for the Admiralty Courts to aval officers of the king's ebips tnosteumental ia the recapture of vessels takem by the evemy, and dat 548 custom, in A717. wae expreas'y « ‘and implicitly ranopioned by pols, of fored ~ The “hext case cited was that of she oe Huntley (decided im 1835, and reported im 3 Hagg.. 246), bartered hy goveroment, a @ having government Raval cud 0”1banoe stores. together with a Heatenant and several inyaild sold oomvard, On ber from rd don sho ae on Middle, Boor, w abe experi very weather, and wen rotigved from great peril by Beveral préute | ao action fom salvage wasentered agains! th€-ship om it and fight, aud an appearance entered und bail given the ship and treight only — When the Oase-was Opinions of Hom—Heviesd Tonnage Dues, do., fo. quarter withia my spore 88. Domiage, for for. the of their vatue. expremed n 4a a cae Gt ‘tach grash ‘moditeeead’ whore threo. tives ‘had | beyond some very toslgnificant detells of the Out on the pag there ought to be é me © Sautingo road, & few milcs from Monte Oristi, of whiok to stand over that store, ht be represented to the | YOU bave already boon informed. Noither bes esythiag - mth ‘advocate ap. | of nete come te my knowledge in regard to events on this and that | isiand. The good people of Santiago de CuBa have had the governmect was anxious that the salvors should rewarded liberally, lots the amount o' that reward to judgment of the court, The cxse thea proceeded. case of the Athol (1 ‘Wm. Robinson, Rep. 374), decided by Dr. Lushington im 1642, was inatiguied for damuges caused by e oneae Le Lay br brig = wr chan its troop eh) gi tian a : presente t jmatralty pr oompea- sation, or otberwtge that the Admi Deer aaa agother Of those scares to Which thiey ought to be weil acoystomed, considering the frequeacy with which eurth- quakes visit them; end the more surprising ts it that they should go off iato spasms of terror whea It is koown that they bave philosophically made up their minds to be swallowed up some day or other without a moment's notice, The visitation to which I am now altu- vis ay Licenrte ates es Pig myeey ding occurred at four o’olock in the afternoon of the 24 + by? proctor | iggt, ‘Bo 0n6, fortunately, but alarming the whole 7 ie tbe Aaa, “ange that Population daamenscly. I trust Ishaltnever be catled on missioners Sotert ‘cbronidle which doo wating ane ey auiciog Oe @ esate | Gecerye agi Show cause why the damage should note presouaced Mr. Reynoeo, the distinguished Cuba, chomiat, loft’ on for and, agion awarded to’ the owners of ‘the ship J tbe Tth inat. for Kurope, on the Britiah steamer, to perfect and cafgo, and-W the master.aed crow for the. of J their efigcia.» The judge gectingd Lo gr te eunboe COF tho very good reason that he bad D0 power 40, 08 AO |ppearance, or the payment of damages as-ageinst them. In ‘the oouree of bis opin! says ‘in Cames of kings ships, loaded with cargo or troagure, salvage bas ween awarded; but ro caso has ocurred within ‘way regolieo- tion inwhicb the crowu alone was conoeraed:” The motion baving.been refused, application by the proc- tor for tho Athol, the court directed that s commu- nication ‘should ve utude by the register to the Lorde of the Admiralty, stating that the motion for monitinn had been faade-to the court,.au@the Lords of the Admiralty sungoquently direoted thas aa Mppesesace: should be givoa by the Aduiralty proctor for the Athol, io order that tho court might adjudicate upon the ques- tion. Two other cases were sited. on the argument—that of the Swallow and the inflexible, both. ber Majesty’s ships (1 Swabey, 30 and 32) There, however, were suits sgniast no commanders of thege vessela and 66" ia re. e sbips. It was spaght ouly to subject the offioers ly, though tho Lords of the Admiralty; in ove gage at least, directed an appearance ia. or ‘the Oilicer. In pone of tho cases referred to, all of which I have noticed, has the English court attempted to deal adve with the public property of tbe reign, except Where ‘there pearance’ on ita bonalf and Case.to the judgment of the court, unless Stipe the ome at out discovery of his winch will work @ revolution ia the thinks hehas solved is one.thattigs Oooupied the, atten. the freak cane juice that there sball be mo resi- dus, but all be converted into sugar of equal quality and fineness, Suoh is tho confidence in Mr. Reyposo's skill, and so great tho value of his discovery, that his friends here bave subscribed the sum of thirty- five'thousand doltars to enable:him to prosecute his re- searches.and experiments in Europe. Of this sum Don Miguel Aldama alone gave twelve thousand dollers. Mr. Keyngso, tl , goes to Kurope well provided Should he succeed, as is expected, all @ugar planters will cou- form to the new system, and you will have no more quo - tations of muscovadoin your prbos current, Of course you know, though some of your readers may not, that ac- ‘cording as eath pan of bolied cane juve crystalises, there are formed successive layers of sugar of varying end quality, and therefore of varying value. The layer is the whitest and best, the vext in‘erior, and/g0 0a till you come ig the bottom of the pan, which fs found to contain the ‘black uacrystalisal Teaidue known as Reynoso intends converting » Mr. ote meet ‘uniform calor and quality, so that of tho Borg: vhich 1 thik t 9 C1 be none to be had, for love or monoy, but thas. must bave uae of . Tt is uo. of the best kind, at a roduced price Poor No will have to put up with good sugar, and do the bos! On “until they get used to it; for Lexpect nothing less a rand row to be made about it, such as invariably fol- lows on the heels of every great improvemest. Ia fact, Lexpect to soe New’ England swarm with ‘‘Poor man’s sugar’ associations and clubs of indignant pie bakers. Novertbeless the world must move, and good white sugar must be crammea down the throats of the oppressed masses, unless in their blindness they choose to abandon it for molasses; for, after all, who knows what mysteri- ‘ous connection there may be between long sufforing and “Jong sweetning.”” From Mexico nothing, though a couple of French trans- porte have just arrived from Vera Cruz. There ts natu- raily muoh anxiety to leara what the frst steps of tho new imperial governmont will be. Maximiitan to make triends for himself, not only in bis new ompire, bul all around him, set him tara which way he will. In Cuba he has féw, if any. among Spaniards or creoles. The former are jealous of ¥ reared a thrope which must port, aod placed upon which Spanish visi nari 'y to ‘ of Congress _forring epecial jurisdiction upon our courts in cases like the present. Om.the whole, thorofore, I conoludo thut t8e Court has no jurisdiction over the Thomas A. Scott, even assuaiing her to ke merely a transport. She is ex- Clusively owned by the sovereign power, atd therefore is Rot amenable to the judicial tribunals at the suit of pri- vato parties. Tite libe} must therefore be diamissed as the-cause now stands, But, inasmuch an the government may bo desirous of making compensation to the salvors, iu age they are able to prove a meritorious claim for salvage, I will withhold the decree for the present until the attorney can aivise with the proper department aud take its direction in toe mattor. Gity Intetitgence. Tar Fowseat. ov 4 Boox.—In obedience to time honored Custom, the members of Class '66,0f Columbia College, performed on Monday evening last the solamaly ludicrous ceremony of burying the book. The volume consigned to the tomb was. an ancient geography, which was laid im the grave with becoming pomp and humouggery. sree therefore, bas not only been dissipated, bat u india. The class formed in procession’ torner of Forticth street | ence threatens to Woe forever that of Spaia in the and Fifth avenue, about nine o'clock >in the evening, and | countries where Bhe’once ruled and hor ‘oven still marched up the avenue. to the college: in the | Prevails. The creoles dislike the mew empire, beowuso | iediens Police, Undertaker and. Assistant, | they are totensely American im feeling, a04 look at the imsmuller’s Band, President, Vice » Urator | question from an American standpoint, and because thoy abd roel, Grave Li te ee TA age olay of 766 rrived 9a ¢ : services were’ opencd by’ seidan ok Dalen” (hs followiag verse may be takon as a specimen:— ‘Blow the loud joyous horn; Our foo has passed away; To Hades he was quickly borae Mr, G, P. Smith delivered a { 8 fire was made and the book cast into it, and burned while an appro} iy dreamt might one di come to be an ay Oe tbat ot Castile. This vision, ‘they spring, but for al!’ Kuropean uations. ‘Everything ‘which on to’ néighboring Contincat Claims their closest attention, aud the Mouros doctrine is as much cherished as if their own most vital intercsts depended on its conservation, On the questions which ave produced the great civil war they are divided, fol: towing, with their eympathies, the fortuoce of tho mighty combatants; but that does aot lessen their veneration for the American people, nor for the principles of (ree ggy- made Avaesica so great. It oily suffices for them to know that the interference of France in Mexico is disliked and condemned in the States to onlist thelr sympathies againat the “invader,” lor Ameri- ca. whether Nortn, South or uuited, is their socint and Political apothoosis. Even ia the midst of his new subjecte Maximilian will find it difficult to make friends, not because the rooting Out of Old evils and abuses—many of them, identified with the character of the people, will be a tong, painful and even dangerous matter—but from the different and con. flicting elements of which the population of the couctry is made up. Here will be the great difficulty. The Mexi- cans of Furopean biood never harmonized with the abo- riginal oatives, who are five-sixths of the population. except when they wanted them to fight their battles for them. These peous, these five millions of freemen, the bulk of the Mexican natin, are a conquered race, and bave always been treated as such by the whites. Naturally indoient, they are ignorant. thriftiess and indifferent; while contact with their white couquerors and rulers bas not improved them: for, like all op. pressed people, they havelearned to be as cunning as they are faithless, I do not think the two races cau ever be mado to assimilate, either under a republican or im- perist form of goverument; for they are not sufficientty enlightened for the former, while under the latter there ‘atill fess cbance of that equality which is the periec- ion of social institutions. Let us sce, however, what the young Emperor will do; aud the experiment is really worth trying. For my part I'am glad if the work of mur- dor and devastation be at an eud, and if @ quiet traveller can go from Vera Craz to the capital without being rob- bed aud perbaps assassinated on the roxd. REVISED TONNAGR DUNS, Fnclosed you will ind the pew reguiations for tonnage E. Williams, of Mount Clair, N. . and Mr. Th dues at this port, though | cannot see any benefit to ship. agh of Brooklya, were particularly remarked - } owners therein in regard to the sums charged, which are Noary specimens of the strawberry both io size and | ebout the same as belore:— flavor. Besides the strawberrios. there wore several The following is a (tree) translation of the order issued Species obgrapes aud rare flowers exhibited. by our Intendeat Geaeral, under date of the 2d-inst Tas Scumer Nrawt Festiva or toe Lizperxrayz will His Excellency the Intendent General of the Treasury, take. place ‘at-‘Jonte’: Wood! tb or naht, tf the | BY Firtue of royal authorization dated 21st of December last, has been pleased to resolve that, from Ln Ast of weatber prove favorable. It is expected that the onter- 0. July next, the different port chirges at present in force taioment will be more than usually pleasing, as the pre. | 00 all vessels arriving at this island shall be substituted parations have been on # vast scale. by one soie duty, as foliows: - u Accipawr.—Jobn Hamlet, a painter, residing at 39 } 7. a1 vessele entering with cargo aud —— Pearl street, while xt work at No.4 Brond street, feli | clearing with cargo shall pay per ton from ao upper window to the ground, a distance of \ ‘measurement $235 8=6§1 36 twenty-five feet, ‘spraining both ankles and receiving 2.ccAtl_vemsels entering with cargo and internal injuries,” He was taken to the hospital, per Sth gthmee b Doth 200 100 up, prite song was chanted at the same timo, ‘This was followed by an olegy by Mr. J. W. Thompson, and, last of all, the ashes were gathered up, placed in & coffin ang buried. Alter these ceremonies the procession had a speech from the President, and the farce was over. ‘Buooxurs Crrv Dinectoar.—The new Brooklya City Di- rectory bas made its annual appearance sharp on the heels of the New York one. It possesses about the same merits and the same faults which we bad occasion to point out in the New York Directory. The publishers state that thre ‘draft occasioned sach a scare amongst the good people of the City of Churohes that the work of getting Dames was rendered extromoly difficult. Another ditil- culty complained of isthe necessity to renumber and Feoame the streets and avenues. Since tho consolida- tion‘ of old Brooklyn with Williamsberg, Greeupoint, &c., most of the streets nave been unchanged in name, and the conse uence ts, in dozens of cases, there are two Gifferont streeta with the same name. This difficulty should be a vo by immediate renumbering and renaming. Straweerey Exmamiox at Cooree Issrrvts.—The Horticaltoral Association of the American lustitute gave an exhibition yesterday afteracon, in one of the small rooms of Cooper Institute, of aselected variety of straw. berries and flowers. For some reason the attendance was ‘very slim, although the specimens on exhibition deserved a better fate. Some of the berries were as large as hens’ gas, and looked as luscious and inviting as any fruit we have ever seen, The tots of Bir. Brill, of Nowark; The New York Light Guard. ‘The thirty-sixth anoiversary dinner of the New York Light Guard, Companay A, Seventy-Orst regiment, New York State National Guard, came off last evening at the beadquartees of the company, Lafayette Hall. This eom- pany is now historically identified with the city of New York. They have held ther present headquarters for over a score of years. The dioner, which was prepared by Wm. Hutohison, of Brooklyn, consistea of the most ith coals, to tue extent of or exopeding the number of their regis. wen when loaded with other traits of the season, The wine flowed in pro. e e bf fusion, The long who sat down number upwards of one handred, amoog whom was Major Sandferd. Captain Tompkins led, After ample at- 10 Vention had been paid to the inner by all present, Cap. 006 tain Tompkibs apnounced the first toast tebe “The day we celebrate,” 1t was received with three cheers by the 00 ‘The next toast was ‘‘Our Country—in peace her, in war we honor her’'—which was honored 0 6 ree three. with ided they neither bring =~ alan peebeeladt a Bg MT a cd ‘The next toast was ‘General Sandford,’ which was also cxcumioaseh, Ronored with 1 pre: eiscieanes ve maces sagem to ite patriotiom and su govern- General Spicer ‘men! few neat words. 12.—All steamers sohedule 9, 10 ‘The bealth ‘and 11, shall pay ton and of 4 fociment Penryn mot yen 4 enpad by tes wsteae mili him = ” spoke army, which name of the GRAND MATOM BETWHEN THE SMPIRS AND RAGLE Eagle clubs was played at the Elysian Fields, Hoboken, in the presence of a lirge crowd of spectators. The game was of the most Hvely character, and assumed an even appearance unt!l the seventh innings, when the Empires on went ahead. The fielding on both sides was very good; oe” Dot it was the opinion that the Eagles might have, tm. ee ay = thy to gon dag ge bese ay tom Roads—wi yery rope in Place the cre i abotled igs abd the Americas was drank in fall bumpers, with nine cheers, Herry proved * kind, ie hI were hed ‘ie derson, one of the members of the company, eae ofthe ain eat Adbrdea, desres= rahe Hagm to some artiatle music on a pianoforte, ‘io Hart being toasted, responded in a brief speech, in which he made many happy allusions to the honorabie Social and military position the corps nolds through. ‘out the whole Union. Re then propesed the health of Captain Tompkins; the present commander, and son of the officer who be with entbus! 0, RaGus. 0. 2 of the company, and called Jone B. Phiilips to respond, which that x-ccieman dhd to grace: fal terms. Thus the evening passed away in the most social, cordial and delightful interchange of sentiment and feciing, any references to the happy reminiscences Of the poaceful past and as many expressions of io ‘the bright folds of the unrotied furare Th ings were oulivened by tho music of the regimental band mh aera to co e The 0 wing are the names of the officers of the com y ot peesent:--Captala, W,@. Tompuioe; Fits Lice ‘The threo loading trotters in the country contend for a ant, DH, Burdett; Second Lieutenant, 0. P. Smith, | Durve and stako, to wagons, this afvernoon, at the Fashion Tho mombers of this company aro merchaots, and ali | Course, Sl weronoaea® Sl wonommonwe™® 21 wecownne: ‘DeNuNas. 3d. 408. Sth. Oth. 7th. 210464 1o12t 08 Umpire—Mr. Forsyth, Gotham Club. manafactare of sugar. Theprobiem which Mr. Reynoso 7 tion of chemists for years, ‘and consists ia a0 treating | have, or affect (0 tiave, @ hatred, not only for the race from which a May 29, of wounds reovived by the 0 at Nowbera, N. C., J ipaoy K, One Hundred und Fifty-cighth regiment New, York Volunteers, aged 36 years, 4 months and 4 day ‘The remaing were interred in the Soldiers’ Cemetery, Mexiriford aid Oal\fornia‘papers pleaso Biasco.—On Mi ‘sreniog sJune 20; after Ly ri end severe -ilinces, Cua. ‘Valencia det 4 years. Pbiladelpbia vopy. peraard il ta the both ye sr ot ne age. i ws ‘The will Trom hor’ inte. reetdeuce, 62 Cariton even iyo, om Thursday morning, a balf-past nine 0% Her remains wilt be taken to St, James’ Cathedral, where = solemn requiem high will be offered for the repose of her soul. tela tives and friends of the family are respootiully invited wo Cuarratt —On Tuesday, June 21, the seo of Edward and Elisabeth Chappell, aged two years, 6 fmonths andi day. f The relatives and friends of the ety. are stfully invited to attend the funeral, from Aris its, No. 69 Portland avenbe,pear Park, lyn, ._L, this (Wednesday) aft 1 &t three o’clack, Comsroox.—On Monday, June 20, of consum) 0 of Walter’ B, Comstock, Ia the 224 year Heaxa A, of her age. ) Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully tnvited to-attend-tho fufferal, irom-her iate residence, at Kast » om -Thursday efternoon, at one orclodk, without furthor invitation. Carriages will boda waiting ‘Mt the Mt. Vernon depot to meet the half-past eleven Now Haven tralp trom New York, \ Kauert—in Brooklya, on Tuesday; June 21, ‘Warree Carx, only con of Hoary and Julia A. Egbort, aged 1¢ years and 3 months. t Notice of funeral in to-morrow’s papers. * Fraser.—Om Tuesday, June 31, Hexawtra, wife of Jobn HL Fraser, The friends and acquaintances of the family, and of ber gona, Alfred W., Kdwia and Charles, are respectfully lavited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, 116 Varick street, om Thursday alter: 1 at two o'clock. Kemains will be toterred in Trinity Cemetery. Gurrasy.—In Brooklyn, on Monday evening, Juge 20, Sowaap Gurrrer, in the 64th year o: his age. ‘The relatives and {riends of tno family are respectfully fav ‘to .attend the funeral, without further notice, from Elm piace Congregational churok, this (Wedacs- day) a(ternoon, at three o’slock. Hagspenson.—Oa Saturday, June 11, at the Fifth corps hospital, White Houso, Va., of a wouad received in battle, wear Coal Harbor, Jt We. Hi First Sergeant Company E, Ninth New York State Militix, aged 25 yeara, He loft Now York with tne regiment May 27, 1861, and bad never been absent from it a day, but participated ia every maroh and engagement for three years, coming through all unharmed, nati wounded in this the last ection ia which the a orp og part. He died ashe 1. edeang? morning, at nine o'clock, from his late rest. jence, No 24 teary etreet, to St street, whore a golemn high mass of requiem will be colebrated for the wo byte 4 nay nd J re t half-past four o’clook, AYNRB.- , June 20, at halt. o of inflammation cine lanes, Mrs. Anne Harnas, former- ly Nugeat, widow of Jona Haynes, of the iaw ¢: juer office, Four Courts, Dublia, Irelaod. ‘The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully favited to attend tho funeral, from her Inte residence, No. 276 Kast Tenth street, this (Wednesday) afteruoon, at two o'clock. The remains willbe taken to Calvary Cemetery. Incra™.—Ig Brooklya, oa Monday, June 20, Groros Inaram, ug years and 4 months, a native of Hightoa- shire, Scotland, "i ii The friends and relatives of the family, also the mem- bers of Star of Bethiehom Lodge No. 322 F. and A, M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from late resideace, Twenty-fifth street, near Filth avenue, on Thursday afternoon, at twoo’clock. Jaceson.—On Sunday, June 19, at her daughter’s resi- dence, No.6 Marcy avenue, Brooklya, Mes, Eumassta JaCKgON, aged 86 years and 6 months, Nova Scotia and California papers please copy. Le Rov.—In West Mount Vernon, on stonday , June 20, Epwaao Dx Wrrr, second gon of Wiilfam and the late Har- riet A. Le Roy, aged 4 years, 3 months and 8 days, Suffer little children to come unto me, and forbid them bot, for of such is the kingdom of Heaven, The. relatives and friends of the family are most re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Wednesday) vernon, ut balfpast two o'clock, from his late resi- dence, WAite Plaws road, West Mount Vernon, or at three welock, {rom the Provestaut Kplacupal church im sount vernon. ‘Obio papers please copy. Lockwood —On sixth day, six month, 17th, Apeagau Lockwoop, jo the 69th year of his age. The relatives and (rieuds are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, without farther notice, on fifth day (Thursday) afternoon, at balf-pass three o'clock, from his late residence, 21 Coucord street, Brooklyn. Lonsrain.—On Sunday, June 19, at Sag Harbor, L. 1., of consumption, Hexrr K. Lonsrsix, aged 29 years. Mrvers.—On Monday, June 20, Madame Avge Gar- invog Mevers. Hor friends aro invited to attend the funeral, this N abowogmy od? morning, at nine o’clock. from her late resi dence, No, 67 Bleecker street, at which hour carri willstart for St. Stephen's churen, Twenty eighth street, and thence to Calvary Cemetery. McMancvs.—On ‘Tuceday, June 21, Taowas McMawvs, after along and painful illness, in the T1st year of his aie friends and-relatives are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from his late residence, 134 East Twen- place from Bt. George's church, beret ureday afternoon, at four o'clock. Ine fog the family are invited to attend without fur. jer notice. Mataewes.—On Sunday, June 19, at Tilton General Hospital, Wilmington, Dei., Sergeant Axraug MaTHKwas, Company F, Second regiment New York State Militia, or aty-second New York Volunteers, aged 36 years. friends and acquaintances of the fenerai, this (Weanesday} soca ae two o'clock, wo . tsa reaidence of bis brother. ip law, Benjamin Tutte, funeral of Captain Avaxawngr M. McCons this (Wednesday) aftemnoon, at three . Chapia’s church. The relatives asd friends H, C, GILBERT, H. P. Gxow.—Suddonly, on Sunday, Jane 21, Captaii A Gor utuiperd mie ieee given hereafter. Schuyler, on Sunday, Jane 19, of wounds receiv arcane ter Joun J, Vay Tasam,, of Company A, Sixth New York heavy artil- aged $0 yours, is remains will be takea to Peekskill for interment on ureday morning. The faneral services will take place in the Methodist church (Rev. Dr Smith's), on Friday morning, at tea o'clock. 6 fri of the family are uested to attend without farther notice, ‘an Vecurmy.—On Tuesday morniag, June 21, at her residence in Brooklyn, Heray C., wife of Junius R. Van ‘Vechten, and daughter of the late 0. A. Roorbach. Notice will be given of the funeral in to-morrow’s pe- pors. Warranen.—Snddenly, on Monday, June 20, Marr, wite of Thomas Whitehead aed daughier of the late James Bein Welt bene A age. rends ani ives of the family are respectfull; invited to attend the fnneral, from her inte residence, 100 Sullivan street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two O'clock. The remains will be taken to Cypress Hill for on Monday afternoon, June SHIPPING NEWS. SPROIAL NOTIOR. Packages intended for the Naw Your Bentep Pert of Now York, Jane Steamship Talisman (Br), Crampton, Kingston vie Turks (Br), ha’ 0 ‘tramshig Gbartes, 0) Leary, D'Oply; Now Orlenne-—I 3% (forala, Barber. Ran Franc'sco—R M Cooley. Sing Pairk Henry, Hob.nsom, Losdoe~Grianell, Min- “"Enip Adior (Rus), Wenke, London—Uakart & Co. y andes Br), Martin, Quebec Cunard. Bol Bark Qceas (Bebe 004, Cork—Kdmiston Bros. ). Stan’ poe KE Bark Theodor (Prussian), ‘Stotfen, Queensiown—Fune, Meinoke & ' Laie Blink Masullo (Ran), Nordenhold, Bromoa—Da- ‘Hark Jobaane Louise (Bremen), Quick, Montevideo and Pifark Mikgarella (Br), Bloveas, Vera Crur—F Alerandre & a ternational Foulkes’ Sena, ‘Alma (Prus), Scheran, “Aatwerp—Fitnch, Meineke & aime ‘Mount Vernon (fr). Warner. Vora Crus—B F Small” PS ke scan Hicks (Br), Hicks, .Matamores—E A Hussey Pe se upoprvere4 (Br), Wileon, Havana—Jas B Wart ny rere y fis bee josey ceo ig Henn; 4 Brix Stella, Gooding, Bit Brett, Son & Co. Bebe leaner wrk Flak ie, Mayagues and Ponce—A @ Goa a Schr Howard Putnam (Br), Wymee, 8t Johns, Aatigas— Wessels. ¥i ca. = Schr H D4 4 Ma-k0 Eavens. Be fusion gratin at Mt Tar Nt ABimpaon. ephianas ; aoa George B Loring, Bi nnase tes rhopepeen|® Rehr Idaho, Lambert, Salem—R W Ropes & Co, Eich Ht Gibbs. Buow, New” Bodfard—Fercusoa & Wood. ranger, Burton, Proviaenor= Son. Schr Ida's Vail. Vail, Providence-H § Racket & Soa. Seamer ay Kirk, Baltimore. ES Gaattouge: Tapley, Benton. 7 dave: ‘ARRIVED Spanish frigate Garmen, Commodore Don Jose Palo de Bernabe, Havana, June 15, Sia in oo with Sp frigate Leal- sad. Capt Don Cosme Verlarde. onet goboat Fleck, Capt Lamothe; Havana, 8 Steamship Carolina, Bulkley, Beaufort. BO ‘hours, with a , 3 hew. ij =e Meters too & scutes or Maten Scape fea to Olyphant OF xenwedy, Liverpool, 90 dave, wit Ise TT gepete to Spoftord, Piestom & Co, 20th ‘ poke bark Lady Franklin, 31 days from, Cienfuegos Ship Queen (Br), Arcus, Liverpool, 40 days, with mdse N pausconera,to Waltarin Guida, - May 27, Int 43 nk Marco Koln, Pound E454 in flomapee phi Faraioge: Pound ie. Crosés the Bake Tm fas 43; papsed ares quantsties of ice, the weather very thick 1 ; Tboinet, Lily May Apa para and ft I. taba, bound W. bain a Ship Gonsteltatica, Mulliner.. Liverpool 90 days. with mi S$ paasen jarow. One death. ‘ah > wild" unter fof Boston + Baldre) ondoa, 39 diye, with irom, £¢, to itt.Nicker-on, In loo 41, saw large coanes of vr ist, cel miles S& of Sandy Hook, saw ‘tt 8, heu for Que ch Ta a Tour du Pin (Fr), Galtiot, Havre, 33 deys,. with. incken. ark Laura X Gertrude (Rus), Poppelbaum, London. 48 remelberg, & pre, with eda, tp Go, In lat 42.24, 108 6 + TE August (Brus), Waake, Cariil, 68 days; with éoal, ee rn : Phoinit!.(Nor) Cheistisasen, ‘Bordeaex, 87 “~e os tees heat 30. bpoke Denk ot of Provinceta with 2000 fish Sea tee ead with fruit te Moorea Henrys on nae se loses, Be anata Jar Way 28, with — Wr Bearse, Washington, DO, 6 artormaxter, £ Blo (lial), Bimile, Palérmo, 60 days, with frdit, &e, jentia (Rus), Brudenity, Leghorn, 70 days, witls 5 Punch, ‘Wendt. a bene hey ew Maman Me 2 me ‘Adelaide, Mathews, from Matamores for New our, (Tit), Robarts, Port Spain, 18 days, with ew- Brig 1 ir), 9 fr bh (Br), Keuegis,, Yossau, 9 days, in ballast, pe ‘Sea ae (Br), —-, Hilisboro, 13 days, with plaster, 38 ahris Bxpersment, Rigeids, Oalats, 3 days, with tamber, to "s Sons, ae BiPTig Alamo, Steele, Machina, 7 days, wite lumber, te mpson ine ary, Lavra Hilton Macias, 8 days, with lumber, zy . sehr Blue Jacket (Br), ‘avery, Biver Gambia, April 38, with nuts, to G F Butley. Sone foe aed wo (Mano), Wumkes, Rio Grande, @ Bohr Belle (hr, Walker, Pr ybuoo, 51 dare, with ou- pr, to order. (Wh day oat had a sever fale with, ry bea, during waich lost deek load of rags, stove water 4 ‘Schr Indus (Br), Turner. Batacos, June 9. with fruit, tw —— i agi of Great gx Harbors ip's deck 1190, ajso a wu nber of buxes, apparently oranges. prison ee ch sland, Adana Prince Edward Tetand, 18 vi, with ont jack & Co. ‘Sehr Lew! (Bri, ‘Taslor, Hillaboro, 12 days, with Plaster, for Newark, arts ma Mgr ogie | Boer Brett, St Andrews, NB, 6 fed eve, Sehr Warehtin oF Hivron}, Wilhat, Sandasty, Obie, stm wi Moskey, Croweil, Elizabethport for Bath, h, Lunt, Elizabethport for Sebr J P Bent, Foster, Klizabethport for Behe Angler, Besse, Blizabethport for Wareham. Sebr 8 Wright, Seam: Elizabethport for Providenee. yeti zadethport for Harttord. Bohr O; ry », Bei , Elizabeth port for Bactford. Bcbr Seven Si-ters, Crowley. Catas, 10 daze, Rehr Wilkow, Smal’, Calais, 8 days. Schr Oathsrine, Moore. alain, 8 days. Benr Franklin, Alen, Calais 8 day Salem. ir Gen Marion, P Soir Marcetlus, Perry, Machias 8 dave. Sehr John, Falkenburg. Machias, 8 im, Clark, Machias. liamilton, Portl rae Boston. S ‘Boston for Albany. rabelia, Kresby, New Bes ford. Sehr Mchicno, Saunders. New Bedford. Bebe T Ii Smith, Kelley, New Bedford. Sehr 8 Waterman, Chase, New Bedfe Scenr Klizabeth, Crosby; Schr AP & G W, Christy, Wareham. Sehr 5 Falconer, Nelaon, Dighton for Albany. Schr Sallie Smith, Chase, i River, Schr Pavilion, Auburn, Fall River, Scur Hodson, Warren,’ Fall River for Blizabethpert Behr Antelope, Jones, Providen Sotr Suwassatt, Boper, Frovidence Pitts," Mi ae Sook Smith, Providence. Seca Vinge ae Ph pipae Wer, Bia Win trae pee) Wed cies on Bilscellancous. Graauswrr Tatisuan, Capt Crampton, called yesterday for Kingstoa, Ja, &c, Auenioan Lrovps’ Recisrer ov Auenrcan anp Vouzgw Sutrrrnc—Bupplement for June 15. containing additiensasé corrections to the above work, has been received from the Association, $5 Wall street, This number han 9 steamers, 21 ships, 40 barka, 26 brigs and 45 schooners, mating 141 new riames, besides resurveys, The new volame of the Register for 1864 1s now belng delivered te subscribers, All houses engaged in shipping pursuits should have a copy of thie in- valuable work. ‘Smr Anoonavt, Nerton, from Mantla for New York, put Into Mouritine April 29, leaking badly in the upperworks Would repair and sail in about three weeks. Sor mel aae ses hall from that ONCHED—At Calais, 6th Inst, from the yard of Chas @ wr 5° Baratee. Bey “ elie ane ete es iL Aippet edhe of 228 tone burth be Rewburre pas em was to lannched at whit at a trade, thea fi Sigtea for the Pacite sonsting tata, L tg Pr observe thi . Ea ert A te Ben Me [ph Mal Roritern Brevi, all the ie tna ees Rare Vigilant, Cot, froma Acife Ogeane Taleabiano March 27, with 40 sp OO) wh: ome Cr) nh. Of itiver Plate lost boat darts tna gules tn fhe Celt los fore Sonat ee ae ae Morris (of Paimawth). J ooo. arr atdo Oceun, wane and Chile Ocgumd, with Ss OB, AL . if Heth, Btapios,, lace, Bars OR aya,