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

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL, ea Jaly 14-6 P.M. Bome of the members of tbe bauk committie of ten had an juterview with Mr. Fessemdes today at the Sub Treasury Dullding; but be was waprop.ted to reply to tne propositions before him or to sugges: ofRers, dd eo the Begotiations remain in suspense. Poadiag their renewal the Secretary is considerivg what authority he bas tor making ihe State bike depositories of governmont fupds to the oxtent of their loacy to'the Treasury. !'y the act of Congress of August 5, 18 a section of which we quoied ° yesterday, ie em powered to deposit any of the oo taiced op apy of the loans thea au the credit of tbe Treasury of ine United States in such Bolvent-specie paying banks 9s Le may select, So far ag Joans authorized pefore the paspage Of Lbis Pet are con- corned, the only question that arises is tut growing out of the suspension of specie pay nents—uamely, wnetber the aw is applicable to legal tender paying banks; and, iovsmuch as legal tender woes are held, bowd by the goveroment and the courts, to be the equivalent of specie iu the payment of all ordinary obligations , where s;ecre Payment wos vot expressly stijslated tn advance, we are of opinios that Mr. Fossonden should snot confine Himself strictly to the letter of tho law, but place that Liberal Interpretaiton upon tt which is necessary, at the proacut critica! juncture, to the interesigof the govera. ment. With regard, however, to acts authorizing loans passed subsequent to this, it is evident that if tho seo tion of the act referred to is covstrued literally it will not apply; but in view o the necessities of the Treasury, nd the urgent peed of perfect ~harmony and co opera tion between all the banks aud the government, in order to enable it to develop its fall fina cial strength, Mr. Fossenden will be justified im consulting the public wel'are, without allowing bimself to be fetiored by legislation, or the absence of it,on a paint to which precedents, from the very condition of affairs, uro no longer applicable, The emergency 4s such that it must De dealt with by strong hands, and if the new Secretary ahrinks from the task or respousibill'y of barmoutzing those conflicting elements which exist between the two donominations of banks, aod of upiting with them the commercial strength of the country, it will be at the cost of the best interests of the people and the sacrifice of his own reputation as a fuancier Raving conceded eq ial lexes to the State and matioua! banks, aad placed itself in accgrd with the moneyed interasts of the naticn, the goverameat shoutd follow the example of all European governments ia.simt- lar circumstances, and put itself in the position of ag ordinary borrower. Hitherto, while the banks bave be moneys arizod by law to Deen expanding the sphere of their circulation and opera tions, the government has been paying out large sums in preenbacks and legal tenders generally, aud thus two prime causes of inflation have been actively at work, without anything to control the tide o ciroulation and make it conye:go round @ common centre. Now, in Great Britaia the Bank of England constitutes this centre, and the ebb and flow of money are regulated by its rate of interest. If the draia of specie is heavy upon the bank, in cons*quence of exces- stve importions or other predisposing canses, an advauce in this rate acts as an immediate check unoa it, and the wealth of the kingdom flows {oto iis collers without a corresponding depietion in the way of discounts, There ts bo reason why the banks of this city sbou!d mot form this centre, and coutrol the circulation as effectua'ly as ‘the Bank of England does i And, as the law of this Stare does not permit a higher rate of interest thau seven per cent, the policy whicu should be pursued to streagtben the banks is that of asteaty@Mrtailment of loans to the basiness community. Too effect of this course on the part of the bimks would soon be apparent in an influx of currency from all sections of the country, which ‘would find its way into the banks.and facilitate the action of the latter in supplying the necessities of the favored Dorrower—goverument. As soon as the banks advised their customers of this intended policy, the latter would, fa self-defence, call for remittances from the country jobbers or wholesale dealers, who, in thew tara, would call upon the retailers, aod these agais cpee the | customers, and so farge amounte of cerrencr which are now scattered among the people, wprradiatit for national purposes, would Gow isto ibe great onmamer cial centres. With the curtailmont of disomunts, two ‘would come an abatement of such bartful speculation ss chat which bas recently di the price of the vecessa- les of life so excessively, and thereby every man would have bis dsily bread and butter cheapened to him; be sides which the volume of currency wecessary for com mon every day expenses would be proportionately dimin- ished, and the surplus thus created would be so much added to the resources of the banks. Meanwhile these, acting as agents between the Treasury and the people for the sale of its six per cent interest in gold bearing bonds, could dispose of about a million of dollars worth per day, which, with the three quarters of s million per day derivable from internal revenue, and the addition of temporary deposits, certificates of indebted ness avd Treasury notes maturing in three years, at the command of the Secretary, would leave him im litte need of resorting to the fssue of legal tenders, unless to limited extent, io payment of the troops ‘There is little doubt that if seveu-thirty Treasury notes (not legal tender) were to be put on the mar- ket, avd made convertible into six per cont gold bearing bonds at maturity, there would be a etroog demand fr them; but this inducement to subscribe rapidly to a new loan would hardly be advisavle unless the requirements Of the government wore of a very urgent character, It is upon the galo of its bonds direct through the bavks to the people that the government must maloly rely for sup- iy reaction ‘tosk place in the stock market to.day, and &@ Duoyant tove was manifested throughout the entire list. Whether this is to continue or not itis very didi cult to predict; but it is quite certain that whenever financial affairs of the couvtry assume a settled eon- ition the share market will regain its former bealthy ‘aspect, and the spirit of speculation, which has been dormant for some time past, will again be revived. Stocks have nearly if mot quite touched bottom, which faet the boars themselves are forced to admit Compared with the bighest cash sales at the first board yesterday, New York Central advanced per cent, Erie Railway %, Hudson River 4, whieb fs a gain of fourteen per cent since Monday a/ter- oon; Reading 4, Milwaukee and Prairie du Chien 2, Micbigan Central 1%, Michigen Southern 3, Illinois C tral 15, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Cleveland and Toledo 1, Chicago and Rock Isiand 2}, Pittsburg and Fort ‘Wayne 3%, Chicago and Northwestern 1, Cumberland Ooal 1%, and Quicksilver Mining 2. ‘There was po improvement in government securities, end it ts not likely that they will be strengtheved until eome settiea policy on the part of the Socretary of the ‘Tressury is made public. The coupons of 1831 sold to day at 102};, and the five twenty coupons at 104. The one year certificates brought 93}g. Asale was mace of the izes of 1967 at 112. Gold fluctuated to-day, and after opening at 268 it sold down to 263 4, and eubsequentiy rallied to 270, with sales of emai parcels, mostly on time, The demand for eash gold was very limited, and the price was one per cont under time sales. ‘The foltow ing !s the report of tho Assistant Treascrer: — Receipts (rom customs. $127, Total receipts The condition of the banks of the three principal cities @f the Uvion feexhibited in the followiag table, which Gives the aggregates of their io wenth a . York, July 9. sehen 21.8 2.084.917 “cae i 1a tas bit eer WS” GUTH, 8e7 | 3,269 108 2597 561 $7,612,423 July ti, 86,488,006 (6.301.209 pia) (31,280,945 Tota! ro sa 31,836,291 ina (207 58.598 MS te Say! ieaiiios 222,815,255 10,463, a0 The Biate of Connectiet will soon be in the market for @ loan of two millions on ten-forty sia per cont bonds, The Lenox Fire Insuranes Company will pay, on demaad, © dividend of five per cent, free of tax. ‘The Lamar Fire Insurance Company will pay, on de- mand, 4 dividend of five per cent. The Bowery{Savings Bauk will pay ita interest on tho 18th inst. The Bleecker Street Savings Davk will pay its interost © the 18tn inst. The Niagara Fire Insurance Company will pay, on de- mand, « dividend of five per cent, The Koickerbockor Fire Insaranoe Company will psy, th inst. a dividend of five por cont, The Norwieh and Worcester Ratiroad have declared a four per cent semi-annual dividend, payable July 21 to Bolders July 16, The following sules of stocks were made at auction by Adrian HL Muller on bere shares Long Istand Pan} } Dat the sales were at reduced Include Dbis. New Orleans at $126, aad 400 bhds. East india on t | also, 760 bhds, Cuba and 600 do, Porto Rico, in bond, for export, oo 8,000, tis boing she result of an on _ year's ines. ‘Yhe returns of the Baok of Popa for the week eud- fy Jove 29 compare with the stdtement of the previ ous week as follows ablic, ig brim yack he wit ierot 500 bois, at £49 for wees, w do, On Bue Spot, ans $14 for Hew $40 tor new prime and $41 fer pri ‘ico coatinges quiet and bomfow. Slew {7 6 a $18 for country moss, $9 a 10 for coauiry 22 $25 (Or yerwesed mors and $28 s B40 for rine M86 beet was quiet, wilt eval sales Beef hams were dail aod nomial Cut (et aod stony AC TS sc a 1Go. fyr’ shoul 5 The lard market con- <c. a 18 BOL Made o iit Tune 22. £9,287, 594 13,950,671 Jun Peblic deposits Oder ée @ verumeut securities Other seourtties,., Notes w etroulanon, Specie and balite 20.1 14,813,052 The weekly reiura of the Bank of Franee, as made up | to the 89th of June, shows the following results (tho | ps exchange taken at 25f. to the pound) = | Revbipte, Mypcd hale. The market was Corman bullion Decrease, £120 000 | dul’, aud prices were te, u 8c. 9 galiou, off, and nomival Rilis dincounted, Incrense The trgntners la the movey. tm ted Notas ia ctro iia Tucrease sugaetions, and threatens ® of Private deposits Incense | Some of them. 1 witl be recembered, Treasury deposits, Iucrease 640,000 | b y BS, go, for this month's A i $1 10231 12% fortree oil, which is bein There is a great demand for money in Paris, partly io ga a aac Se gPomection withthe large paymonts fer siJk nsuabab this eededn. A beawy arionut of bilig also (alls due in France at tho beginning of July, The dectine in the coin and huliton, bowever, is unimportant, the Paok of France baving obtained a supply of gold in London, Vhe following wore the quotations for coiton at Mem- | phis o» the 6th mst. 1ow Jong they eam stand ap come such mains to be Seem, The regular rehiabie di cular to whom they gell, Crude oi! gold to-day Of 4,000"bbIS: AtBSe a Hic,,op the Epo, c. for August. Bowed aphii to the extent of 1 80) Dbk id tree to the exient of 1,200 bbls, at ne spot, aud $1 0734 for August. Leuzine pressure re- sare very to was nomival Rice Was quiet, but frm, with small sales at previous 14 midaltin, 140 Low middling | price Sect middling 189 Gord ordinary SvGar.—The market continues frm, but prices wore Middling .. IN 1 B8 Low erdivary. . j ery trrexulag, Wo note gatos of 7) Lids Cuba mucn- vado at 19¢. ,25 do Cuda at 20 ,0,, 200 cio. Cuba at 21 35e 5, The stock of cotton costinues tebe woll m and 150 Dhdi do, at 223¢. In refined there wus no ma: Liverpool, in spite of the largely creased consumption. | torial chapgetn prices. Tous the weekly fluctuations during the present quarter Witi<key.—Receipts, 2,056 bbls, The market wae dull nod drooping, wilt sales of 1,500 bbiz. at $1 08 a $172 for State and Western. INTERESTING-FROM HAVANA. ae ARRIVAL OF THE LIBERTY. compare as follows with those for the corresponding pe riod of 1868 and 1862:— 1868, Bava. 833,000 303510 850°780 364,080 869.580 Week Enaing The Spanish Newspapers and General Dulce. - 5oL The following table shows thé earnings of a number of railroads during the months of April and May this year :— SPANISH OPEVION OF THE ARGUELLES AFFAIR Maw. 284,818 Michigan Southern Michican Centrat Hinois Central Chicago and Rock Ish Gale-a and Chicago, Marietta and Cincionats . Miwaukee and Praicie du Chien. 140,417 SPAIN REFUSES TO BE THANKFUL. Chieng and Nortbwe 1TH589 The Affair Denounced as Disgraceful Chicago and Milwaukee b1.894 Atiaptic and Grest Western. 197,287 te Mr. Lisceln, Chicago avd Fort Wayne. The bustoess of the Milinois Central Railroad for the last half year bas been as follows:— BALES OF LAND. For first six months of 1864, ‘Tho steamship Liberty, Captain Harding, from Havana $1,598,572 | ith ints, arrived at tbis port yesterday morning. For first six months ot 1863... 1,001,098 Tocrease.....+-- aa $447,474 Our Havens Correspondence. Casit counsetsn ox Jab DENTS Havana, July 9, 1864. ix monthsof 1864. . 6 601 2 ¢ bs prot etx beds his » #e50880 ‘The setion of our local government in regard to the ad- ——— | micsion or exclasion of newepapere published outside the Imerease..... $310,756 | Teland of Cuba continues still to excite much comment. *ararric. For first six months of 186: F first six months of 1863. Increase. As far as Tcan discover the New York papers have not been interfered with, the whole brunt of the prohibition falling, strangely enough, on papers published in Madrid, Tam told that all tno so-called democratic papers which arrived by the lost mail from Cadiz were seized and cen- fiscated, to the great annoyance «f their subscribers in Cuba, and to the far greater inconvenience and evén loss of Messrs. Chao & Bousquet, ugents of the Madrid press in Havana, Tboir business bas been sc interfered with that the latter gentleman intends proceeding immediately to Spain, in order to lay a protest before the home gov- 503,526 1,878 576 aeereeess $624,049 HESS FROM JANUARY 1 TO JOLY 1, 1864. Cash collected Traiic. 2 A . if + $5,028,699 ‘The following exbidits the traffic on tbe Great Western Railroad for Posse gers Freigbt-and live stock, e week ending July 8, 1864 :— : $23,303 26 + 19 200 36 ernment, Malls aadoanaeies: . _ 1,452 6244 | | think the enemies of Spain could desire no fact which $44,055 24% | moro clearly tHlustrates thé absurd policy adopted by her 39,918 31 government towards her colonies. The eloquent Samper THise 033% remarks that Spaptards are the worst colonists in the world—s statement amply demonstrated by the bistory of the government of Mexico and South America. In the present case we bave a subordinate officer helding an office wherein he 1s almost entirely irresponsible, under a con- Stitutional monarchy—wherein the minister who appoints bim is responsiblo—and (orbidding the entry into the pro- vince he governs of that which bis superiors permit to goto any part.of the Spanish dominions. Certainly an anomalous condition of affairs. Under such a system, to ‘have the power ts to have the right, which the Captain General may exercise without rendering an account to anyone. In these days such a system might well be pronounced ridiculous aod groteeque. Bat to return to tbe newspapers There is a doubt as to what particular motive may have actuated General Dulce, and to you or me it makes littio matter whether he was moved by some profound policy or by considerations affecting himself personaily ; bat as a mattor of curiosity we will pursue the eubject a little, It is evident that the Madrid newspapers must contai something which Captain General Dulce does not like; and I have seen a few samples which would very much disp'ease me were I in bis Excelicney's boots, The Spanish press is remarkably (ree, and this freedom fs used in a mapper which would very much astonish gome good people at home and abroad, who consider Spain the very crad’e and fountain of tyranny aud superstition, There is no count Toe following are bbe earnings of the Erie Railroad for the month ef June, 1864. }1 021,975 61 Jane, 1 ‘110,147 99 50) do. 124 J0o Mi & Prdn Oh RR 6 604 Mieb 2 gg ~. . ote Won Onto # Miss cost, HO | do. o 100) Ghic & NW 1 Bud Fis. Frvexcum 19) Cleve & Pitts dm 100 she To! & W pref. ‘anton Co.......010 Six popent £4 Europo whore anything like the same lib + ol Ed 2. is enjoyed, while Englaod and the Uns 73 Doast no greater. ‘his great bop, however, is coniined 2° to the soil of the Peninsula; for the rest of ‘ite Spanish dominions sre not Spain, but foreign mines, whore men fre sent out from the mother country to dig. Among other matters which this insolent free press of Spain hus canvassed aud looked into is the notorious Arguoiles at. fair, avd berein pot General Dulce alone, but certain gentlemen iu Wasbington, come tn for a portion of edito- Fial eonrment not flattering. It Is amusing to thivk that, notwithstanding the assumption of respousibility and al that sort of thing, the surrender is not even thanked for by Spain. Thanked for Why, let me tet! you, in conti. azne0, We tsactually ung back im scorn, spat upoa, and prgemeced disgraceful to all the parties implicated bat will Sir, Seward say to this? Coming, too, right O 18% fo) Cleve & Tul 131% 10 Chi & RT RE = 2u0 ae SECOND BOARD, Baur rast Two o'CtocK 20) abs Beading RA, Burk Gu Rit after bis labors to justify the extradition, in a report or nt RA serip, memorial which I have not seen, but’ the possoning ba in whieh the united wisdom of Cong DOL sec, ess slove, but Span—the very Power upon supposed favor was conferred—refuses to jus- Aly the extradition of Arg ‘This is n positive fact, whieh those who choose to aseertain can easily do by re ferring to a file of Madrid papers. In eonceyuence of thy Pprohibitory measure here in regard to these papers | bavo not bad it in my power to accurauiate such # pumber of @xtracis and opinions as] would desire. but | found a cop, of La Litertad of June 11, containing tho ie mal may serve een = ‘the article is a remarks in Ja V — ia vr © La Verdad eannut pac le ‘ican eonfederacy (meaning the United tates) Ps oe ‘of several Stat verned by special laws, = hat the actin of the supreme government tonches iy certain matters. 1t is not suificient that the extra- OITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Tuvrapay, July 14—6 P.M. Aaum.—Receipts, 62 bbis. Market quiet, with small pales, at $13 50 for pots and $15 80 for pearls. Basanstcrrs.—Receipts, 4,924 bbis. flour, 662 bbis. ry of Mr. Arguelies, if it was granted, should be and 445 bags coru meal, 41,038 bushels wheat, 7,400 do, | granted in Washington; it was necessary to go through corn and 82,002 do. oats, The large fall in gold today | ber forms, ) as appears, have Bot boee Ly a, but enrried through with extraordinary mystery, when the matter should be Lad on aayiight, sinee Mt fon cmos sient man ant documents to the ot areal ar ray indicates tbat, to say ‘the least, the abuses ecg va the famous eapture of Mr. ‘aigou's one thousand Nes has been violently torn from the territory or New Yo York. Ip regard tothe mapper in which the extradition bas Decn carried out, shoulda it prove true, and pumas the baste in soliciting it, we could say Pegi te re Caused s further decline of fully 25¢. on four and checked speculative transactions. At the close there were no buyore at our outside quotations, and the whole market closed dull. Sales 20,000 bbis. State and Western, 1,500 Southern avd 600 Canadian. Ryo four bas become very ecarce, and emall sales were made at $8 a $10—the latter, however, an outeide price for choice. (orn meal was sold to the extert of 800 bbls. at $8 40 for Drecaywise, and $8 60 for Fairfax ana caloric. We quote:— 39 —The wheat markot was ‘sustained by the emal! supply, the current receipts haviag been sold previous arrival, Parcels to arrive, however, are offered prices; sales 110,000 bust 38 a $2 63 for Chi. uago epring, $2 45 a $2 60 for Milwaukee club, $2 50 for ambor Jersey, $2 56 a $2 66 for inferior to prime winter Western, $2 68a $2 00 for amber Milwaukee, $2 > ‘membering that only a short time since Mr. Costaice, ad- 00010 50 siinieiretes, cf. she Femsne. bias fled to the United 75 all 00 tes, carrying wit.kim two hundred thousand dollars, 11 OO ait 10 | and we donot Koow thet, bis: extradition wan'9o much th 10 all 40 yo Does La Verdad know in what may consist 11 25 | the difference, except that he who offers to prove the 12 25 Megaity of esrtate acta of General Dulce jocur = = Eas Tespoasibility = bein the ‘of the tate? Have persoval interests a ceriain preference over 14 00 | those of the nation? 11 0 That is pretty severe. It hite Mr. Seward about as 12 50 | hard as the General, thongh directet more par- 9 25 eatery ogainet the latter. But in choice between the 8 59 | positio:s of these gentiemen | would mach rather stand 40 . ‘with tho jatter, let bis jmentions have been whatever you to Please, He at least Ls pot ou w or lowered aay ot his country In asking to have an enemy deii- him. Beer io mind ‘articnlarly that the paper from which the above extract is taken is one of site or or. gang Of the democrats and abolitioniata of Bp rin, and fe accused of the slightest big Nm for'the siave for 36,000 bushels amber Michigun, to arrive, and $2 00 1 bave seen im the European that the for white Western. Rye and bafley remain nominal, | Spanish government intend pet roe Sone thousand Oats were lower, with sales at 77c G0. Corn wi more wed Lo St. Dorrogo. but | buve Sweard nothing about re. if true, it only fuilis one of my pepeiees. From that theatre oi war thor i» nothing Bew, the in: tense heat of three months haying probably demyed further military operotions eearce and the market dy; suies 24,000 bushels, at | 1 $1 61 a $1 63 for Western nixed, $1 ‘66 for yellow, Cortox —The market was dull apd lower; ibe sailcs Comprised about 250 bales, We quote:— Upland. Flori’a, bay N.O.4% Tp the way of loca! Havena pews Ordinary .... 6.665.159 162 163 @ More Imporiant thas ES, bist 8 Middling.... +167 eT ise is the splendid Avstrian steam trig cate Novara from Vera Good middling. / 1114 175 176 177 | Cruz, ‘Ibe officers’ bact on board, sow pie py pein in tain beep we! ny open = wpeet | is os oe to-dight to lend its exquisite m z Figen were quite iregular; 4 ‘os iuelude 200 | to the gay dancers who nssombi hen Java, in bond, om rivate ort bage Rio, at bight, it Pammpebrscs tic! sauaay (i fold at 490. The fine Aj an hotel She-iPe, matheh_ fae oe ay, Be |: tem Bodie eee iy acsisepean Mannie aes 5 Avera per Ame: 27000 wheat at ie a 08, Sot 000 core nt 2 , io bulk and be, 2,600 180 Dales bem: rere 64. ; per woutral ga ye gg at at 4d., im bu: 5 ee Ax et 100 tlereoa lard’ at gh 4 4 uMage WOUId have been ¢. ote r for the siteodia eens engines witb which that oily ix forl Suppiied, Moat of the property destroyed was few eg 8. 34. 8 ie” An Exgiish steamer called the Virgin peed arrived and per steam: baif chests tea To | here, loft a couple of days pin it posed in Tonaon, par Aeron 2,000 bbis. four at is, 94, and | tention of nee, ie very ver nasi es? ‘ea., Goons salted. Rides at ooh asenes Tah ae gw bich soi len @ is nothing doi: liquors at 21s 3d.’ To Antwerp, 100 bole. four aide ae sindingenk aiscoune When na nomew! ja bP aentopens of) 6d., 69 bbis. pot ashes at 22a. 6d., thing stopt bd ron Liberty, Captain Wilsoe, leaves in every respect, and bite confidence and ein go en Der able oomunandse proqer ig. é ‘ r NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1864. nesday even! ‘The tweifth ennuat commencement of the Free | rents’ residence, 117 Macdougal = demy took place tast evening at the Academy of Music. ‘The crowded "to igoonvenience. The exer- clses were eommencea with prayer, succeeded by music. They consisted of music, dissertations, oratory, &@. A Dumper of prizes, meda’ testimonials were then Awarded. ‘Ihen followed the conferring of degrees. chelor of Arts was conferred upon the eiidates:—William Linmap Bult. Philip Ware Borrail, utin Abboit Chirkson, Augustus Frederiok bebe. mit, Michael Angelo Poucherty, Lewis Goebel, Jobu Porro Hansen, Caton Harti, Lewis Marx Hornthat, Erasmana Dar staptivdsde, Jr, disper Theotore Kane, Win Henry King, fdward Lavtecbach, David Leventeitt, Goo, Rarclay Mackie Albou Viaft Man, Jr ,George Frederick Mayer, Pager Wells Moore, Andiew ‘Quackenduch, Jn, Bie mand Spingarn, Frederick Butler Ward, Jobu William Warth Jr., Wm. Westerfieid, Jr.,,iobn Stuart Whie.. The degree of Pachelor of Sciences was Cv ie the totiewing candidotes:—James Candler, sted Urduington, Georg Henry Jobe Nebie Portens Edmoneon Flammer, Lather Mason Faller, Teofiio Grmbernat, He ou Neiiey Glassiord, Cornelius ler. George Edgar Hoe, Cpuraim Arnold Jaceb, Isaac Staniey Kingsland, Lucius MoAdam, Charles Edward Qakley aud Seely Bene- dict Potiereen, ‘Tho degree of Master of Arts was conferred upon the following candidates:—Marinus Willett Bancker, A. B.; award Angustus Bradley, A By Elwin Marion Cox, AL B= Melatinn kvorett Dwight, A.B; Thomas Je‘forson Konvedy, A. 8. Laurance Kleruan, A. Bj William Mo Goorgo, A, B.: James Kdward Morrison, ‘A Ba; Ja Murphy, 4. B.; Witham O’Brien, A. Beary Cray sel vage, 4.8 ; Joh Hamilion Turper, ie George Weight- man, B.; Wiitam Krederiok West,'A, B; Jefferson Howard White, A. B., and Ihaddeus Willson, A. B, ‘The proceedigs terminated with a benediction. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Merrie oe ‘rednsadiy; Jaly 13, Rev, Joba Thompson, Joux L. Camgxon to daughter of Joho, Freelan: Esq. All of this city, JouNsToN—DcrigNao —In this eity, on Thursday, July 1d, vy the Rev. Dr. McCltvtock, Waurer Russen. Joan- Bron to ARzELiA Rosa Durianao, Sunons—Haas.—Ju Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Jt 33. by the Rev, 8 M. Isaacs, Mr. Isapore Simons to AMERICA Haas, youngest daughter of Philip Haas. ‘alle this city. No cards. California pipers please ecpy. VaLesrine=Weris.—1n Brooklyn, on Weduesday, July W, Woodraff, MMe. Aureep VALeNTune to Miss Fanzar W sie No cards, IN sy, July 14, by the Rev. Mr. t, Ei P. Wruo to Miss Crtine,V. Gitax, daughter of Pierre Glin, Esq. All of this city. Died. Anery.—On Thursday morning, July 14, Jane AgERN, wife of Denuis Abern. The relatives and friends of the family a attend the. funeral, this (Friday) atteraooa, v’clock, from her late residence, No, 136 avenue C, AMRENS.—On Wednesday, July 13. Jouy Annes, only brother of Card Ahrens, aged 45 years and 6 monchs. Tke relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the fuveral, this (Friday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of Mr, John Mahnkeo, 130 West Thirty fifth street, Axsix,—in Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 14, FRAncre Epwarp, only son of Charlotte and Edward Anuin, aged @ years and 9 months, utives and (riends of the family are respectfully toattead the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 250 Clermont avenue, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further invitation. Burixi:.—snddenly, on Wednesday, July 13, Amos M. Bort.er, aged 42 years. ‘Lhe relatives flvy friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from bis iate residence, 64 Lexivgtou avenue, on Saturday morning, at balf-past eight o'clock, Brows. —In St, Paul, Minnesota, on Saturday June es of pulmonary consumption, Erasaus D. Brown, Styy Me the 3uih year of his age. Funer: Bedell, Bushwick, on Saturday afternoon, at one o'clock. The friends of the family are respectfully fovited to at tend. The remains will be taken to Ded:ord, Westchester county for interment, where a {uneral service will also be faa Matthew's c! 08 Sunday morning, at tea oc Crarxe.—On Thursday, July 14, Jony Crane, after a severe lilness, eyed 24 yearr. The friends and acqua\otances of tho family , those of his William and Patrick, alao the members of Com- E, Tenth regiment New York Volunteers, are re- rpeeuly invited to attend th his brother, 738 Sixth ay some treet, on Sunday afternoot ‘Crawsoup.—-On Thursday morning, Juy 14, Natuanmt Crawrorp, aged 59 years, 2 months and 27 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respecttally Invited co attend the funeral, from his Jate residence, 67 Horatio street, this (Friday) afternoon, at half past ove or Covaas.—Suddenly, at the residence of ber aunt, ta Chorlestown, Mass , ou Sunday, Juno 26, Maay Frances, daughter of the late John Colgan, of New York, nad niece of Domintek Coigan, of Brooklyn. Her remains were interred in Movat Auburn Cometery. Cocks.—At Simmsport, Louisisna, on Saturday, May 21, of typhold fever, Jawxs H. Cocis, One Hundred and Seventy-third regimept New York Volunteers, son of the late Henry Cocks, aged 17 years, 3 months aud 5 ARLING,—On Tuesday, July 12, CLanryce DaRLing, son of William A. Darling, in tbe 1sth’ year of bis age, anda student of Yale Colloge. The reintives and ‘Telonds of the family are invited to attend the funeral, frum his father’s residence, No. 9 East Forty-first strect, this (Friday) a‘ternoon, at threo oc! New Haven papers please copy. Eory.—On Thureday, July 14, Linum Awronrarre Eor?, aged 4 years and 7 months. The iuneral services will take piace at the residence of ber parents, Palisade avenue, Hudson City, N.J., this (Friday) evening, at eight o'clock. Relatives avd friends of the family are’ respectfully invited te attend, The re- mains will be taken to Greenwood for interment, Exnss—In Brooklyn, ou Thursday, July 14, Josera Epwanp, twin son of Joseph and Sarah & Eneas, aged 6 months apd 4 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully Imvived to attend the fuporal,on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of his parenis, No.’ 19 Bedford ayer Fremina.—On Wednesday evening, Jaty 18, after a long Ana severe iliness, CuaRiss Cor, youngest soa of Stephen D aud Mary Elia Fleming, aged 7 mouths and 23 days. The funeral wil take place from tho residence of his parents, 262 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn, this (Friday) af ternoon, at baif-part two o'clock. The family aro invited to attend, Frssaygar —On jhureday, July 14, Dieosricu Fosenea, io the 37th year of his age, ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at tend the funeral, from bis late residence, 337 Mad: mo corner of Jackson, om Saturday aiternoon, at two CaM RRON—T'RERLAND, the RY, rother ctfully Invited to attend tbe funeral, tais efternoon, clock, from ‘bis tate residence, St Mangin pr td Honxtoy.—Vo Thursday, July 14, ef consumptien, 4 are of the Thirteenth presinct police, “gee ak a wet to sltnd, Hiscox.—On Thursday, July Evsansra Yiouerta, wife of David Ai aged 26 1 fe comand 8COR, and ‘The relatives and friends of the Family are reoy are respectful Lint to attend nd eon from the residence oer her, Rebecos Da Md Ba East Thirty-first street, Ne, Ne Sie Spee meee pee dbaaiay, July 18, FLLY.—JD thie city, on In of” the parish of Aughram, coun: coer bee | Fraxos Keuty, native ‘tances of Wyo y om Revie eng residence, ty Galway, Ii " vrienas ond Tully javited toaivend the funeral, from we Lowrnm.—At hye yoneet he gre gn fo Jaly i Lovisn, only child of Chartes H. Martha 2, —_ aged 8 months and 4 ‘Tho relatives and frionds of the family 7 hon a she Invited to attend the foneral, from her jate residence, am, East Bighteenth street, thie (rriaay): afternoon, at balf-paat One o'clock. 4 Sa meett Bergen ven ah x Wednesday, aly MON FRASER, ie O, Mathe pou aged 4 moctbe avd 10 be ae ‘The relatives and (riends of “the family are requested to attend tho funern!, this (Friday) afternoon, at ball. past two o'clock, at 1 o a nes eigge street. Mort,—la this ity, ednesday, July a Josera Mons at aie son ‘ert ‘be late Joseph H. Mots, aged 3 a pionand raativee ant friends of the family are res; cttatly ap ene ieesay) & 7 one 0'¢h tbe Figen eat nan bis Jaber 164 Woat ONNRLY = Tal: afte painfol iliners, Exar, ges veh Ww ff HL. fcc rd dauguter of Jobo and Fenny M. ir a "The Telativos and friends of the family are respectful fovited vos beet the funeral, from the resideuce of be 44 East Houston street, on sneniees, Tron o'clock, en te MoGowaw.—On Wednesday, July 18, Mre. Winns» MoGowan, aged 65 Funeral a No, 364 Hat tot srt Toa {risads are reepecktolly Santee service wit be held at the residence of M. Ry at his pe- | Behr Afatine. ort Morris eet son of Thomas and Bow Epeste, | Eee y @ inane Bes, Satan o Joungest soo of Thomas and Esther J. Nooues, aged 16 camer Hope. Warren, Philadeiohia, Rinamer Kenma Va. Barton. ‘Pbtadelpnam » Therewains will be taken t@ Whe Plains (or inter... y. Sich, ment, Eistnae Tater, ‘viiom, Treaton. Maneenta papers please copy, Steamer eater. Baker, Jrovidence, . O'Sgmye.—st Flusblog, L, 1.5, Thorsday, July 14, SLOW. Tatoray O'Duexe, aned 01 your Brig Merlin. from Otenfucgos. Bis friends and those of bis wn, Rev. James OrBeirae.. Brig li ¥ Coithurst, from Cienfuegos of Bt. Slichael’s charch, Fiushing, are respectfully | Also one brig. fnvited to attend tho funera!,"on Sutuarday moroing, at SAILED. ten o'clock, from St. Michael's churelt Asth—~Steamera Ro!timare. irre; barke Amy. Hetvetays O'BRIEN. 14, of wounds received | mor, TJebo. Deluge, Le Mavvert Gee June 19, Mawar | ena: sche STM Beowulng ME Meagum, wquaion @ MEN, of Company paki Men Vere laastdook. ow te S, aged 43 years, a vative of ¢ Kerry, treland. vale hon ‘ ‘The trieude of the fumily are respecttully taviled wo ate tend the funeral, from the residence of bis wale, 176 Ease onth street, this (W'riday) afterncon, at one o'clock. dems in6 will be interred ia Calvary Cemetery, Rowo,—-tn Rockland eounty, on Monday, July 11, of convulsions, Oscar Hao Rovinc, younsest ton of Het mann aud Adetheid Roving, of this city, aged 8 month: and 20 days. Samvsn—On Thoreday, July 14, Jastes Remo SAMCKL, son Of Joseph and Ftizaboth Jane Samuel, uged 6 mouths aud 9 davs, God called him ere the radians moon, Thrio» made its ginc'cs stioe bis birth, *Twaw hard-to part, ewoet bebe, 80 800m, Though much teo fair to dwelt on earth, Gi d knowerk best; lis will be dove. It grieved our hearts to part with bims But eti!l we’sl cherist our avar one, And never will bis face grow dim. ‘The relatives and ‘riends are respectin'ly invited to at- tend the funeral, this (Friday) afternoon, at one o'olosk, Miscelancous. Steausmir Meztco, Captain Bilis, sailed veeterday avana, : Sresmsur Ciry oF-Bartixony, Capt Mirchouse, of Toman line, wil! aafl et moon to-morrow for Queenstown Liverpool, with the United States maila, Surv Saran M %, 8 2 = ea Aig Atanem Als, 632 tons, balitat Bangor tm Te a tons, built at Bath in 1857, ra irom Provide to Naw Banana fre Monday taat for bhi) beon run inte at hall by one ‘o'clock on Sin ret WowessAtivoota and eset ine muta ar hoads car ied away, baiaieient arse: koigt Scun 1 B&F L 18toos, of in ists, Nas been gol to Byron Jersey City, Spravne ot ‘She wiil hegealter hau from P: it at Milvi Pr widenee, $4280, bast, = from the residence of Ms bereaved parents No, 903g tht cote Butter, Perry streot Sour Mepap Pi arr, of Brookhaven, bullt in 18 SmrEns.—On Thursday, July 14, Fowin Mavcoxa, only, wu BD. Be at Capt George W Horton, By Tana Levsonne—On ry fast from the BBN pe edelied and Of $30 tone burthen, called the, Ocean son Seams Hi. and Annie M. Shields, aged 3 months lays. wTuefricwin of the family aretospectfully invited to at- tend thefuneral, from the residence of his grandparents, 162 Grove street, Jersey City, this (Friday) afternoon, at half-past two petals without furiber invitation. July 14, Tsavecta Iswam, pocegmacaavan joke bast wists. Schooley, aged 3 yearsy9 months and ¥ daye, Funeral will take piace on Saturday afternoon, at four d’clook, from 34 Rapciyea street, South Brockiyn, VatL—At his residence. in Speedwell, near Morristown, N.J., om Tuesday, July 12, Sreruay Vu, Esq., aged oars, ‘The funeral services will be performed on Saturday HORt, at twelve o'clock, at thoSouth street Presbyterian church, Morristown. The friends of the dcceased and of the family are respectfully invited to attend, Van Atst.—At Newtown, Lel., oo Thursday, July 14, Grogce, fofapt son of Joba W. and Mary A. Van Alst, aged 4 months and 23 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the (nneral, from tho residence of bis parents, on Saturday afternoon, at three o'clock, without further notice, ard of BR holy, foithen Belle, Sho is, owns by John Bulfineh, Pah. of Waldoboro, the budder Séadpb Moston, who wl ebuamand ber. ene Ship Drape eran, with 700 bbe rob ageehalt sudo Ton bone, nerat New Hedtord 12h 3 bag be Lepaayect 20 "bi eee con at Berm niy 2, having takeu 250 bis spol! since leaving home Shipped wo N¥ork per ES, atin Hnsten Tobe oENE, wae OF St Tete Fay 2%, he taken 179 bbls an o talnce leaeing port 3 weeks provioue: mouih® out, 38.bbis.ep and 825 do wh oll ail told, Bow bay whallog. Bark Callao, Mawland, NB, was atSt Eclena June % aa befor repottes. Burk Stavord, arcs, of NB, was at Hobart Town April having talcen 28° bois ap all the Inet cruise: was ound’ om crulse, ‘and expected tn be at ged tn Soptember, Spoke: Walsh, Weazie, as Catlao Fob 19 for Gen 56.N, lon 46 W, ‘orcigm Ports. 4D08, June 25—In port barks Anna Kimball, Ha for Turks Isiands to joxd tor Boston: NH Gant maice, for NYork; brig Scotland, Francia, disg; Br se Ship Louts Tune 6, lat 3) Ban Wattack.—On Wednesday, July 13, Cammeersn WAt- Loy ist, Govens fron Boston, arr 234 LACE, @ native of fullivakiil, Quecus county, Ireland, } — Caucrzra, May 23—In port shins Tanjore, Martin: FM aged’ 31 years Honey oul son: Gem of the Ocean, Prite Nard, and Goto the eeres will take place this (Friday) afternoon, at ers Pest pig alacary two o'ctock, from the residence of ber sister, corner of | its” Soaicened, Tare ten OUR. aera ge Qn Yorn: only Atm vessel ig port. 208, June 29-rArr brigs George Crump (Br), Ai tee phin; Sth, RS Massel, acest, St Thorn ith, bark Undine, Glo South Fifth and Frio street, Jersey City. Warsace—On Thursd'y. July 14, ALEXANDER WALLACE, aged-47 years and 6 montbs, The friends and acqnaiutances of the famlty are re. Fpectfully invited to attend the funeral. from big late re- sidence, 172 Varick street, thig (Friday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Dublin and Liverpool papers please copy. ‘Wnicnt —Killed inetaptly, on Saturday morning, June 18, in front of Petersurg, ANorew J. Wricat, of the Fourth New York heavy artiliery, Company G. An aged mother motirns the loss of her only gon, Wiiisurr.—In Brooklyn, on. Thursday, Juiy 14, Hever Wissen, Jr, aged 35 yours. The friends of Mine family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his father, Dr, Willgher, No 249 Bridge street, on Saturday afternoom, At two a'clock, without further {nvitation. Wriss.—On Wednesday evening, July 13, after a pro- tracted sickness, Hxry Wass. The members of the American Musical Fund Society. well ag those of the Musical Mutual Protective Union, are beroby respecifuily invited to attend the fuvoral, this rig Mi DER: < Alexamaerna (Del, a brie Argon Br), vores Juv % Sharon (Bri, and Lads e Lake (Br), so: B Waredale (Br), Bi uly 7—Arr brig MLA Berry. Berry, Sierra M Wa ine tay ree sPovinnd 4), Bld 3d. ache J Fleuings Oamden? 4th brig J) Hathaway. Tow Frances, Parr, Bhilnde!ph to) eh Donald siiidinorn: tn, briga}Dawn o! (Br), Moines, N¥ork; 7éh, California, Camm, Bristol; Fela, Reed, Boston, July 4—Avr bark Prima Donna. (Br), Sany, Ne York; Sith atone nae Greene, do; bark Parnes) Davidson “Ao via Ni orig Renthaw, Sinith, Sieke and i Sinor NYorRYs sehr Flcetwing. Causlan Sid 4th, bark’ Olarai(Bpy, Tomasito, New York; 6h, b Manzantlio, Yerg th, 8 B Crosby, Gr mby, Boston, Jaougt. June? Roll port. res Union, Hyder, for NYo few dave; Keutth, Crowell, just arr. sobre Atgburth, (Br), N¥o Kinesron. da. dun (Friday) morning, at ten o ralock from his lato residence, | (ands sori fort anni Zith, Hanover (Br). ave, 0. 122 Stanton sirect, b, SCHAAD, Secretary. Both, brtge CHT Baziev. Fevon. Philadephia ( wd ait July B DeWolte, Covert, NYork (aad sh suly 3 for ontports¥; erry. do (and sid July sohe Chas Roberts, Gor Baltimore (and Yourc,—On Thursday, July 14, Ure. Manis A, S Youno, widow of Jobn C. Young, aged 57 years and 6 months, Gordon, Notice of funeral hereafter. guy 4 oe Clenfnegos); 29th, brig pl (Br, York; jovm Turks Ia! Sa nt A NT EE AR Sith, steainer Taltsman (Pr), 4 : Bris Toonco Cirem), Hachthora, NYork. 2th, D. ‘Leonard SHIPPING NEWS. | ,chmahdica! haawas Gntsy s2 PONS “Taksanedy ZUlanley (Br), Hance MANSANILLA, June 7 Sia Bost ye ton, MM , NB, July 12—Arr ship Freedom, Ba! Sienna Luown, Jing TOM sehr Carle Hues, Sean BSacua, June 28—8id brica 8 Sto marae Park, Boston; Ju 1, Protexe i eed Reynolds, Boston; 2d, Ocean Wave, Gray, ‘Port Ga 25—Acy bark Despateh (Br, Harriott: Noy reek, sri igs Maven (Brem), at lo; ath, Harks r B, 3. uly 1 Sid steamsh! jeon, Jt dieeaie gl eae "any Shuey, Wiliams’ (1 TRinIDAD, dine a Are brig MW, Holt, Duabar, pam: 20, bark Cai ner, rigs ol Soott, Aapta walls Faiy 4.3 D Liocola, F American Ports. BOSTON, July bg ae Red Warren. poe orig fary Brot Malle are forwarded by evecy steames ti Thi ie frown Liverpool cail Treg Zapl the Comadian tues, whiah ‘call at Sidamore for or frou ths Continent, ca'l ai Bouthampion, ston; brig re, Segue; sehr Baltimore; Mary. ith Phuadelphia. Cid Kuty Simpaon, Mayo, Yorks buck Sa ‘Sacramento, Hut fore War Bact naly” Mtvagcne’ Bate "fetethan " M A Mares, ere, Phiiade pain Haw wood. F 168, Sid ebip jay Bir Edson, Nickerson, PFaliimore; lade! BALTIMORE, July 12—Cld Rus ship Christel, Prede Bromen; Br brig Isadora, Wilson, Jacmel; sohr Marge Bath. Sid ship Wm Yeo. lsth—Arr sehr Fashion, San Salvador. Cld echr Eli Duncan, NYork. BANGOR, July 1—Arr bark Tarrapacca)\Br), Gre Boston. to load for Europe, DIGHTON, suiy Tl Avr schre © R Vickery, Babbitt, ry in, Davis, New York, Riven J diy dt are Myohrs “A 8 Simpson. Char Pht detpnia: Isabel, Taylor, Buzadethport; Ceylon, vester, Jersey C son Dorden, Wrightington, Philadelp r Sid sehrs foO.bb, hig Clinton Borden. Elizabeth: GLOUCEST BR, ioe Whore schrs Wm an. Rookpert for Philadethia; Royal Oak, ye NYork; Byrantian, ‘Small, Bath for ‘a. 1 Wn Akins, Wadmai CB, fordo, sebrs Se: Gi Phitndetpita: Uni jenniion. Macblas for Nore, "Mare, Wentworth. Bangor for N York; Gen Burnet 3 Arr brite A Damon, Wash iene D. Loe! tou for Furtress Monroe; seb Wittinmacand tritent’ Priledelpiia. tor Roaton 9 DM Carthy, Te M Reed, DMA Hich and ML. Foss. Roston f Philadelphia: Boule. do for Po-t raver, NYO Rosine Cyprest Harrington tor New Yor: TK Jone Bins for do; Enuima (Br), St Stephen. NBy for do, Sid se ith—Are and #ld brig © Matthews, Philadephia for ton Sid the arrivals.of 12th, wit. brigs Abby Th: Eh Pant Amos, Blackfish, and others. No vessel iu port by, bar ark Mary Ki from Baitimore for Bo rig G Cans Phiiade'p'in for do. ERMEBUNKPORT, July ll-Arr eche Angeline, Yor NEW BEDTORD, , Sale Are woke Ellen Rodman, B ork. Sid. brig Jaboatos ha, Per Buco’ vin ork, acl Gartgueia, rain Gioia nnd Seariie, Sears Phitwdeipiia NYork; Klisba Brooks, Bue: ‘Tryais ‘Son NeW Port of Now York, July 14, 1964. Moody, Fret i NY. re'tek, NYork, LMA Steamehip City of tumerick Be Jom stown and Liverpool—tonn @ Dale ‘ soma ‘Steamship Merion, Killy {favana—J E Ward & Co. Steamship Petre, Davis, Beanfort—Murraz & Nevhew, Mp.City of New York. Halter, Liverpool—Baml, Therap. “Soin Cultivator, Russel, Livervos!—Willtams & @uton. Ship Bilen Frened, Liverpool—spofford, Tiieatom, Sip Anita Garibaldi (Ital), Paratore, Genoa—Baetjer & Ship Tire (Bp), Boott, Quebec Ror’ & Hincxen. aries, Fortress Monroe. uate Ba ioatbe (Br), Oresswoll, Sydney, NSW—R W Came- spa New Brunswick (Br), Hepgood, Bristol, E—@ F Bul- Bark Juntor (Ha Zwanck. Hambare—Kunherdt & Oe Barb Kmilia (1 brand, Rotterdam—Sioman & (Br), Smidt, Cad z-—-Holmboe & Balchen. Bartlett. Bienes Ayre:—Luat Brothers, Bark Pallas (Br), Biddle, Beliz oaiah Sex. eg memdcor? Wellington, Trowbridge's d'Repatie cha BURYPORT, Jul Arr echre Wm Flint, Ho 2 Cassiily, do, Samy is KE Md KS Beate Bas Bon & ne : maga Has "iS kre scht Cerro Gordo, Pr + fal), Corraoy Mareeilles— Page 7 oghe Liorenoe Romere, Rozery, Boston tor be ‘Olga {iat Oxo Baetser & Dev York. Sid schra Bete!! nn, OW. for New Yor! ig Antonio Mathe (Un) fe Seyneids, Bel Hon, and qrenatt port: Execclalor, “peti cr Alesana X, Be; rIpht Hawes, mine for NY ork] Crowley, Drisk: Le y—I B Gager, ph del) Po price Elizabeth patina (¢ Ban- pas Ma | ring, Park, D sii ia meh A 'P God: ray, sop ff ug Welia Kilcabathports Resper, Pertis; fi RES aye! poape Gen ooh te, Lepas sey foer ales (Be Se Hough arout Tigre 8c, org toe Mancheste ‘Sehr Unicorn bie atl wo te} : ca: Wore Mi Schr Rob Ror {ie}, Gow, “Sow Hal es W Webster, Bu See mire! Sehr Kalina ( yar 808 rane, do (404 a Sehr Alice Hardy, ashington—Benthey, Smith 40; F eoneeel D York a: dei. Buittmore—\biel Abbott ian tat esta she ie es a ee x FMA ie! Ae seoamera Bear of the Shug, Wanda ats 7 Beh Dia Diamond, ‘lt Cary ‘ce AEA Wn mane ye cme Ko Morrie tétand; 94, Altea. Jnckaouvilie ae oA ae gen ae Te Jal iat Cg nee ‘imag Cid brig Lagrar food. re eet fan 4 ‘ HH Alles, iste ei ng Ba Bbimmen, B MON, Steamed: ease . Prov! etter Haven " sar ar Pia es | ae etd rag eg Ee captured re blockade raner who PEGRTLAND, July, H—Are Star, Ham, ¥ Ly u Bleed gen ee Ss Ses Smith, Bugdes, do. i Piatt, Sis eee a Graco NYorn, Old woke aod es x Ford. bam, Sor, Faly Weoae Antal ‘Biaborn, P aueninas FROVIRENCR, aly J2--Arr steamer Sea Gull, Kennet Steamship Weatera ve, (U, 8, teamaport), Lt wal, York; . Georgetown 5 ; Fortress Monroes Wibert, Soe cama 7 ree Serta nt ri Beaton ier Phumaayh Fidel ely) ahlp Recent from - Gesnee ha ee 0: Terry, Bd Fries =p cA Hope, Spaldt a a TAT ed White Swail hike tt Sor vieere ery yi orth, Doane, es coe fee Beers Sa ieholan, Nicholas, Piizabeth ks agknit eh ina woh Virginie, "Bes bts 1 WAREMAN. Joly atone ‘id schre Davison, Ackerly. ney SPECIAL NOTIC TING OF NERS, AC A SePhoaaru canis 7 og, toot, ni to ta 18 regard oF raining the rales of tow ‘a's Denny, sanare Te YANSUAW, Chairman, he JOURNRYNED, Abs LA jst oprren Secretary.