The New York Herald Newspaper, June 8, 1865, Page 3

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | tv tive Pah aan Fourth, Wrowxspay, June T—6 P.M. The stock market showed increased animation, with @ ‘firmer tone to-day, and quotations experienced materiai improvement. At the first board Erie closed 2% higher than at the second of yesterday; New York Central %, Hudson River 1%, Reading 13, Michigan Southern 144, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3%, Rock Island 1%, Fort Wayne 1}, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 114, Cum- Derland %. Atlantic Mail advanced to 174)4. Cary Im- Provemwat was dull at 22 Government securities were firm, Coupon fivetwenties advanced 4, Ten-forties were unchanged, Sixes of 1881 fare ateady at 100) a 109%. At the open board at one o'clock the market was steady, although the exireme prices after the ad mont of the morning board were not sustained. Erie was ative at 7654, At thd second regular board there. ‘was @ fractional recession of prices with less activity. Erie was 13¢ lower than at the close of the first board, Hudson River 34, Reading 144, Michigan Southern 4, Cleveland and Vittsburg 34, Fort Wayne 4, Obio and Mississippi cortyleates 34, Cumberland 3%. Quicksilver Was steady, Government securities were quiet. Coupon sixes of 1881 were 34 lower, It will be secon by the Africa's advices that five-twenties had advanced to 6734 4 68 on the London Stock Exchange, on the 27th of May, The decline of gold here to 128% on the 1th of the Same month was, of course, then reported. At the second open board the market was a shade higher. New York Central sold at 90.4, Erie 7574, Hud- son River 102, Reading 91, Michigan Southern 6934, Cleveland and Pittsburg 61, Rock Island 96, Fort Wayne 9444, Cumberland 3994, Ohio and SMiasissippi certilicates 28%, Cary Improvement 225. Tho increasing abundance of the supply of money is stimulating speculation on the Stock Exchange after the recent depression, The market is, however, entirely in the hands of the brokers themselves, and, during the summer season especially, the upward movement is hot likely to continue very strong or steady. Loans ut call are made at five per vont, but six is considered the general rate. ‘The tendency is towards the former for all transactions on first class collaterals, The gold market has been, on the whole, firm, not- withstanding the improvement in American securities abroad. There was'a shipment of $511,500 in specie by tho China from Boston, which was not without its effect. The opening quotation was 18744, followed by a decline to 136%, after which there was a steady recovery to 1374, the closing price. Foreign exchange is very firm, and bankers ask 110% in most cases for their sixty days bills, and 110%, but transactions are recorded at 34 less. Mercantile bills are extremely scarce, as tho statistics of our trade would Wad the reader to infor, The exports for the past week aggregated in value only $1,250,702, while the imports were valued at $3,690,539, ‘The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- tows;— Recoipts for customs Total receipts Payment Balance... Subscriptions two government loan, ++. $263,000 117,524,031 Stock Exchange. Weoxespay, June 7—1 . M. Coens 6's, °67.. 110!¢ 500 shs Erie Bi 16% $000 US 6's, "81, reg 1061; 100 do. % be US 6's, *81, co: 109% 100 do. 753 do.....'. do. Te aa500 US6's, 5-20, ‘cou loss do 75% 10000 103% > Th, 5000 U ons 30; oni 10355 200 22d cant 16% 1000 U6, 10-40 ca 95 200 +830 75 9539 Too chignW RR.b1IO 2414 67" 16 Chic & XW pref. fis 5000 Rell Et 5000 do. . 1000 N Carolina 6's. 3000 LI] Can Bde, °70 1000 Mo6’sH&=tJ iss 1000 California 7's. . 30000, val & Miss cer 40000 1000 N x Cen 6's 4000 Mich So sf ‘bas 1000 Chic & NW 1m WOOTOLK Wbistm ex 3000 P, FW&Chic ist 5000 Miss&Mo I ehds a Bacalists 911g 2000 Chic & Altistm 4 Mich Cent RRe3O 108 10 she Bank of Com 106 100 do.. 109 TRE ‘59. 4 30 Bk Com’wealth. 103 800 Mich So & 400 Park Bank..... 145% bf b 100 Canton Company 8734 Vd call 593 300 do. die io Cley « “vitts RR. 6 61 too 61s, 400 61% 1200 62 200 61% 100 61% 400 zig UPAR cies 62 500 SmithkParm old 6 200 do...,-b30 62 200 Atlantic MSS Co ne 800 Chic & RI RR.. 96 0 do. 46 1000. do 50 Chic, Bur & QRR 106 800 Pitts, Scand 945 300 94% 0% 000 95 9% 35% 200 Alt & 15 te RR 30 SECOND BOARD. rn ext past Two o'CLock P. M. §25000 °6's,’81,con 109); 1200 shs Reuding RR’ 90% 14090 US6's,'S1, reg 105% 200 do....... % 2000 US's, 10-40, ¢ Yoo mi centsai RI:, 110 1000 Trn 7'3-10, 280 100 do, .....880 11834 1000 N Caroline 6’s 200 Mich 8 59% 25000 Ohio& Miss cer 61g 200 shs Canton Co. .. 613, 100 Q’silver Mg Co 613; 100 do. 614 200 Atlantic 244 200 CumbClp?, 2d prt 200 NY Cen RR. .£10 55N ‘ . 38% 553, ity 2 Pitts, FLW KU RR 95 700 Aton Ht HR 30 100 Hud River RR.. 200 . CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wroxrapay, Juno 7—6 P.M. Asuxs,—Receipts, 8 packages, The market was dull, and prices were nominally unchanged. Burrapervrvs.—Rove pts, 12,494 bola. flour, 80 bags corn meal, 9,274 bushels wheat, 7,500 do, corn, 7,345 do. rye, 902 do. barley. The flour market was again dull and heavy, and prices tended in favor of the buyer. The Africa’s news was not favorable, but as it was not deci- dedly unfavorable, it exerted no influences, The demand ‘was mostly for the local trade, though we note the ship- ment to London of 1,000 bbls. The sales were 7,000 bbls., the market closin; steady, Ryo flour was quiet. Can- ada flour was without impo: The sales wore 360 bbix. Southera flour was heavy, but prices were about the same, The re 700 bbls, Corn meal was quiet but firm. We qu - Superiine State and Weste $5 50a 5 85 Extra State . Globa 62 Chivice State +6208 650 Common to medi: 6a 670 Extra round hoop Ohio. -8%Ha 690 ‘Western trade brands 6a 870 Extra St. Louis Cominon southe ‘ancy and extra do Common Canvd Good to chain Kyo flour (euperfine). Core meal, Jersey. Com meal, Bre Cort: moat, Brandywine, pencheons.. —wheat was firmer under « fair coman —_ and the uarket was uoymt, in port for ship- offerings were NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1865 think there were threo op pipe there were a pe hy ‘about a quarter of the ruof 5 Satiuet tll tow many trees? “a oe ait Tonly bad an office aequaintance with him; once in m anes Brevis & ap amenetion, Ainos Stellepwer', @ in the Globe Insurance offic, corvennated “ sed, i rf Kati Reeves, and, his exam ination being ¢} melien bee cam ball pogo that Pierce and . George Hoff- Ky Fo 50 = No. kL 000 quintals dry cod'sold at $6°75 a $7, which —— Hay was steady and firm at 95. a $1 for shiping. Hors were i, with stmall sales at from 10>. to 350. Hoar remains quiet at $260 a $270 for American dressed, and $155 4 $160 for undressed, «nd I4e., gold, for Manila, The St. Louis Price Current says :— The receipts hi a heen a a ye a Bt mand for all qualities of hemp Ai hg busine, of the week has shown @ very firm marise and a ria t med of p Loca dgéd ubout 600 bales of un- RE. ed wd over 200 bales of dresiod herp, with be- tween 550 aud 600 bales of hackled tow. The quota- tions were:—For common undressed hemp, $115; fair to gond do, $120, $125 0 $127 50; prime $150 a $155; striclly prime and choice, $137 60 a $140 to $150; s-otched, $190; common and good dressed, $220 a $2 prime and choles do , $230 a $235; hac klod tow, $100 a $105, ong. govered do., $107 a $110 per wn. Received today, B61 dais, Delnand buoyant, and sales were re- Yorted'of 81 bales common undressed hemp at $110 $115; 64 do, $120; 7 do, choice, $150; 81 do, extra do., $155; 23 do., S100: 30 do, dressed, $225; 40 do, on private terms; 8 tons and 79 bales hackled tow, in Tots, from $106 to’ $110, including uncovered and co verod—the latter at $110 por ton, Inon was lower, American pig may be quoted at $55 & $36; other kinds as follows:—Seotch, best No. 1 (cash), $42 a $45; bar, Swedes, assorted sizes’ (in Bold), haw Larns wero active but scarce, 600,000 sold $2 25 on the ypot and $1 75 to arriv Leap was quiet, with small sales at m following prces:—Spanich, per 100 Ibs., at $8 3745 Gor- at refined $3 37, a $8 50, English u mm’ a is 50, bar, per pound, 1c. ; pine and sheet 16c, Mo.asrs was quiet, and we have ouly small sales to note at unchanged prices: Navat Stopes. —The market has become depressed by the heavy arrivals of late, and the prospect of a speedy revival of the trade with the old North State under the old flag, aud prices are decidedly lower, rosin and spirits rpentine having d-elimed more thin fifty por, cent ins week or two. Atthe auction sale on Tues- y restn brought $6 37% a $6 6244. We quote:—Tar, wington and Newbern per bbl., $5; tar, N. B. Prov. bbls. $5 a $6 50; tar, foreign, $6 a $7; pitch, city, No. 1 $19; rosin, common, per 250 Tbs,, $5 a $0; rosin, strained and'No, 2 (in yard), per 280 Ibs.,'87 a $9;' rosim, No. 1, sos $15; spirits turpentine, American, per galion, $140 Or s,—Linsced continued dull, and prices are 20. a 30. lower, with sinall sales at $113.4 $1 15. 1,000 gallons city lard oil sold at $158, but prime city winter may be quoted at $1 65. ‘On, Cake was firmer. There have been further sales of 900 bbis. city at $37, gold, aud 350 tons Western at $45, the market closing ¢trong at the improvement. Prov stoxs,—I colpts, 1,028 bbls. pork, 119 buls, beef, 547 pks. curme: ere was a reaction in the pork m: ieot to-day, and under a strong bear movement hew mess was run down to $28 25, a decline of $2 25 irom the highest point yesterday, but closing at $28 60, regular. ‘The sales were about 9,000 bbls., at $28 25 a 5 for new mess, $24 60 for old, $18 a $19 for p $19 50 a $20 a $23 for prime mess, the ov tate p city; also for June and July delivery, 7,000 bbls mess, of $25 50a $20 60, buyer's and ‘ell'r’s op! Beef ‘was steady, with sales of 500 bbls., at $10 a $14 for moss, and $12 a $18 for extra do. "Beef hams are steady. ' Bacon was steady, with sales of 350 boxes, at 1344c. for rough sides and’135;¢. for Cumberland cut, Cutmeats were firm; sales of 400 pkgs. were made at 12c. a 14, for shoulders,and 14¢, a1Se. for hams. Lard senting, fixed the ai $10,600 each. See ee, cornor of Frees =e Wall igen ae for Mr. Mr. Hofman and Cotton, —. ome the meq ii security ‘or Mr. Fee: man. Messta’ Findon and Puller were’ previously re- Jeased on bail of $2,600 each. The investigation will be proceeded with at one o'clock this afternoon. ARREST OF ALLEGED PICKPOCKETS—a GENTLEMAN LOSES HIS TIMEPIEC! Yesterday afternoon, about two o'clock, Mr. John A. Dougan, doing business at 102 Nassau street, was stand- ing outside the Henan office, engaged in reading the news on the bulletin, when Some one pushed violently against him, At the same time Mr, Dougan felt a hand ‘at his vest pocket, where he carried his gold watch, valued at $200, and looking down saw that his time- piece was gone. He instant; bed a man, giving his pame as Thomas taco who stood bes de him, whereupon an accomplice (Wil- liam Davis) attempted to create @ serious disturbance ie sneceeded in with the view.of releasing Kerrigan. effecting the escape of Worrigane but sued and rearrested him, d, which the prisoners were searched by officer Coakley, of the Fourth precinct, but the stolen Vwateh could nos be found. It was probably passed to @ third accompl ce, who ted with it, The ace ies were taken before Justice Dowling and comm tted to the Toinbs for exami- nation, Mr, Dougan, who pe uy ‘an affidavit in the case, feels quite positive that Kerrigan stole his watch, and re- gards Davis as an accomplice. Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the New Jersey Railroad and Transpor- tation Company. ‘The annual election of directors for the New Jersey Railroad and Transportation Company, took place yester- day at cleven A. M., at the offlos of the corporation, in Jersey City. ‘The stockholders were well tepresented and the proceedings characterized by the utmost harmony and good feeling. ‘The first business transacted was that of orgauization, which resulted in the selection of Hon. Joseph D. Randolph as chairman, Messrs. John P. Moore, of New York, aud Wm, Edgar, of Rahway, vice prosi- dents, and Messrs. H. J. Southmayd, of Jersey City, and W. D. Chetwood, of Elizabeth, secretaries, The report of the directors, for 1864, was then read by Mr, Southmayd. It was accepted, ‘This was followed by the reading of the report of the di- rectors for the last year also, by Mr. Jackson, From this document we learn that the capital stock of the com- Pany remains the same as for the previous year; the funded debt was reduced $7,500, and a floating debt of $145,000 was incurred. An ‘additional track from New Trunswick to the junction with the Camden and Amboy Railroad, a distance of three and one-third miles has been was steady, with sales of 1,200 pkgs. ut Ie, a 18e, a | laid, completing the double track over the road, 18\c. Butter sold at 20¢. a 30c. for Western, and 280. a | and’ bridges for the whole length of the Ine, except 2c, for State. Cheese was quiet at 8c, a 1bc, at the Passaic bridge crossing im Newark. New Prrnoreum.—The market was rather irregular, The | car shops have been erected at Jersey City to sales were 2,00 bbls. at 853gc. a 36c, for crude, on the spot aud all this month ; 60¢. a 1c. for refined, in bond, and 69¢, a 70°. for tree. Svcar.—The demand was scarcely so active, but prices ruled firm. ‘The sales were 1,800 hhds., at 93c, a I4c. for Cuba muscovado, 103¢c. a 10%. for fair refinin’, and replace those destroyed by fire at East Newark. An en- gine house, capable of containing twenty-four engines, las also boon erected at Jersey City. Nine first class locomotives have been purchased and added to the equip- ment, and eighteen superior passenger cars ordered, of which twelve were contracted for with builders in Jersey 1,500 boxes Havana, part last evening, at 93c. a 16\c., | City aud Philadelphya, and six to be built in the company’s on the spot, and 84c., gold, to arrive, Stuart's reflued | shop. It is contemplated to build a fireproof bridge over may be quoted as follows:—Loaf 18%{c., best crushed | the Raritan river at New Brunswick, and to make other 18%¢., granulated 183¢¢., ground 18}gc., white, A, | permanent improvements on the line of the road. These expenditures have consumed the net proceeds of the road and'$145,000 added, which constitutes the floating debt, To provide for contingencies the capital stock has been increased to $6,000,000. For this ro. and for the payment of the floating debt, bonds of company bearing six per cent interest have been issued, having ten years to run. ‘The receipts of the road show an increase over those of Sart! —There have been further large sales, comprising in all (including that_ before reported) about 14,000 sacks Liverpool at $2 60 a $3; 13,000 do., ground, $1 60, redue- Ing the stock to aout 23,500 sacks ground and 8,500 do, ne. SrearrNe.*-90,000 Ibs. prime city sold at 170. cash. Srices.—Pepp'r is quiet. We note sales of 2,000 mats Cassia at 873¢0. 2 90c. 1863, an follow TEA was quiet, without further sales of moment. From passengers. «$240,164 52 Try was steady, with fair sales at the following prices:— | From freight. 62,633 21 Banca, 254;¢. per lb., gold; Straits, 27. a 2744c., per lb., | And a decrease from mixceliancous sources of 15,841 15 gold; English, 2440. per BD. 1 gold plates, charedat, I. C.: $12 25 a $15 per box; plates, L C. coke, $10 a $11 50 per box; Terne, coke, $9'50.a $10 per box; Terne, charcoal, $1250 a $13, TALLOW was steady; 100,000 Ibs. sold at from 10%¢c. to none was quiet at $1 15 a $1 25 for South Sea, $1 2734 for Ochotsk, and $1 32 a $1 3244 for Arctic. ‘The expenditures increased for the same period as fol- lows:— Maintenance of road, bridges and bulidings... $47,849 04 22.277 56 Repairs of locomotives and cars . - Fuel. ring passencors 68,278 20 23, 540 11 Operati ni ‘and freizht, including office expenses, ight being $161,590 86 Taxos and transit duty. . 214,216 OF ‘The receipts for the past four ys as follows:—~ e+e. $101,619 20 1863. 81,007 81 1864. 110,392 94 Nearly four million * gereme. were transported last year, making a total of about fifty millions who have passed over the road without loss Jr life or limb to any in the cars. ‘The attention of travellers should be called to this fact, an they should be impressed with the im- portance of obeyiné the rules of the company in order city Intelligence Avction SaLx ov Mons Corrox.—The government sold one thousand four hundred and fifty-two bales of cotton yesterday at one o'clock P, M., at Exchange sales- room, No. 111 Broadway. The cotton was seized at Mobile and disposed of by Simeon Draper, Esq., United States Cotton Agent, It was sold in lots as follows, at Uhe prices alfixed:— Baier Price. Quality. Bales. Price, | insure their own safety. The report was — ‘by Good ating. Ae, 82\% Low iniddlling...150 27% | order of the board by A. Dennis, Presiden’ ae Good middling.. 50 82% Low middling...168. 271 | Wolcott Jackson, General Superintendent. The ene Middling. 150 294, Good ordinary.. 60 221% holders, ‘upon motion, referred it to the appropriate com- Middling. 291 Good ordinary... 60 22) Midatinge :100 ao Good colinery, 139 Fit) thet report of the committre appointed to examine the 29/6 Ordinary 63 ©2214 | directors’ report for 1464 was then rend. 27% Pickings. 1 15 ‘The election of directors was tho next thing in order, Thero was very little compotition, and the following gon- Grasp Lovck or Free axp AcckeTep Masons.—This | tlemen were unanimously ele body resumed its session yesterday morning at nine DIRECTORS o'clock, in the presonco of a numerous assemblage of | Dudley 8. Gregory, Ferdinand Suydam, Henry R. Remsen, Alfred L. Dennis, Masons. Deputy Grand Master Holmes presented his re- Hamilton Fish, Martin A. Howell, ‘Abram 0. Zabrisk! George R. Chetwoo The workshops wore then examined by the stockhold- ers. They afterwards took a sail down the bay upon tho ferryboat Jersey City. nn MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Bertres—Baixk.—On Wednesday, June 7, by the Rev. ‘ R. J. W. Buckland, Miss Tunnese A., youngest daughter ‘of the late Win. A. Burtis, to Mr. Jann W. Brink, all of this city. ‘Middletown (Orange county), papers please copy. Barstow—Siocvm.—In Brooklyn, on Tuesday, June 6, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. A. ¥. Putnam, Frask D, Barstow, to Maky W. P., daughter of Samuel W. Slocum, Esq., ali of that city. Boston papers please copy. Bisseit—Van Naw —On Tuesday rien, June 6, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Morgan Dix, Evoens Beet. to Tum Vax Name, daughter of William Van Name, Esq., both of this city. Gxexx—Guireim’—In” Jersey City, on Wednesday, June 7, by the Rev. 8. Y. Munroe, Mr. Jereman Gaus, of Torre Haste, Ind., to Miss Mary Manan Gaur: view, daughter of John Griffith, Esq,, of Jersey City, Madison (Ind.), Courier please copy. Gasten—Daeucotn.—On Wednesday, June 7, at the Lafayette avenue Presbyterian church, hcooklyn by the Rev. Theodore L. Cuyler, Ronsxr Gastex 10 iy E. Dremcoup, all of Brooklyn. No cards, Fe sagen on wr eg eae ie 6, at the resi- Jexce of the bride's parents, by the Rev. ‘Lot Jon D., Hawry H. Horry to Maccm A, daughter of itobers | £2 Caml. y, Esq., ail of this city. Howrer:—bnowx.—At Yonkers, on Monday, May 29, by the Rev. V. M. Hurlburt, Mr. Feapenick G. Howxerr, oi Yonkers, and Miss AmrLia Brows, formerly of New York city. Hotsxow—Biaxcnarp.—On Wednesday, June 7, atthe Church of the Oh ge by the Rey. Mr. Manstleld, Mr. Jauxs W. LBKOW, Esq., of Greenpoint, to Miss Jutia F. Buaxcusrn, 9 formety of Sag Harbor, port, which showed that Masonry in this city was in Nehemiah Perry. a highly flourish condition and that the utmost harmony prevailed in this portion of the jurisdiction, After the announcement of the standing committees by the Grand Master, an amendment to the constilution was adopted by which for every now candidate initiated the subordinate lodges mst pay. into the Grand Lodge three dollars and flity cents, of this sum three dollars 1s to go to the hall and asylum fund. This movement itis calentated will give the latter project an increase of at jeast ten thousand dollars per annum. |. W. Bro, Evans, former representative of the Grand Lodge of Virginia, near this grand body, reported that after along interval he had been enabled to convey an official letter to the Grand Lodge that he represented but owing to the fact that that body would not meet till December he had not as yet received any official reply. The act of nou-intercourse toward New York passed in 1860 by the Grand Lodge of Virginia, in conse- quence of her disapprobation of the manner in which tue Union of 1858 was accomplished, was still in exist. ence, but he hoped that by the next comm: nication of the Grand Lodge to announce that Virginia had re- scinded sneh action. ‘A desultory discussion then sprang up, participated in by Past Masters King and Lewis and Deputy Grand Mas- wr Holmes. The former suggested a retal atory enact- ment, the two intter suggesting that magnanimity should be shown a beaten sistem, and advising conciliatory mea. sures, ‘The matter was finally dropped. The election of Grand officers was fixed for ten o'clock this morning, The following brothren of distinction, visiting the Grand Lodge, were received with the Grand honors and se: in the east:—M. W. Brother Pierson, R. W. Brother Al- bert G. Mackey, of South Carolina, and R, W. Brother Reecher, of Connecticut, ‘The Grand Lodge was then calicd from laber to refreshment, to resume labor at nine o’clook this morning. Puorovep Porsu Conoxy ix tins Couxtry.-—Mr. Jo- seph Koronikolski, one of the leaders of the Poles in their last etruggle for independence, arrived in this city yesterday on a very benevolent mission. He is here for the purpose of raising subscriptions wherewith to pay please co; the expense of bringing over to thie country fifteen oF ‘ teventy thousand of the noble patriots now exiled from | gr Py ikea Mitre 3 nn Toray, June 6 by Gere ir native conntry and seeking shelter in every part of Europe. Mr. Koronikolski proposes to establish @ Polish olony in this country, and intends to apply at the est sees.on of Congress for a grant of Jand in some suitable locality tor the settiement of emigrants. The govern- ments of France aud Switzerland have contributed large ‘towards the pasengo of these Poles to this country, dmany private individuals have already subscrt very iiberatly to the objer Subscriptions may be seat to the Alay of"s off he City Hall, of the late Slater. No cards. LtupPowst.—On Tuesday, June 7, by the Rev. W. F. Colling, in the Second street Methodist pscopel Pty Jeux Lrrrix, only son aor James Little, , to ins Many A., only daughter of Timothy Powell, Ri Wot this city. Mrape—Pavipmd.—On Tuesday, June 6, in St. John’ chureb, Huntington, 1, 1, by the Rev. €.'B. Elisworth, Ricuaxp W. pe, Jr., Lieutenant Commander U. 8. = to Rewecca, yr of Rear Admiral H. Paulding. and the sales were coniined to at ~ a—Scorr.—On Wednesday, June 7, at the resi- $178 for atuber Miohizan, $1.52 for No. L Milwaukee, Police Intelligence. dence of the bride's mother, by the Rev. Péter Stryker, and ML ye choloe umber Ryo was quiet, | THR ARSON AND OONSVIMACY INVESTIGATION— | Dixit, W. Meexer to F. Lovin Scort, both of this city. Barloy was dull, Malt wa ree and MESSKY. FIERCE AND FREEMAN BAILED IN Mxrcaire—Moong.—At St. Andrew's church, Hich- firm.” Th vhepe ie ng + & STe. for TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS BACH. mend, Staten Ialand, on Wednesday, June 7, by the Rev. pl gener tgp gi gee Phage my 1 | ‘The examination in the case of Measre, Indah Pierce, | Theo. Irvin, enpty fercaLsR to MaRGaner og jow, and 880, for so’ white d the o jl Toversineat being s tre te ; tur’ 26. | John W. Freoman, Luther N, Fuller and Wm. Findon, | {atehter of Charles Moore, Eoq,, ll of Staten Island, 5 with sales at 600. 2 62c, for Canada, a 4 j0c. for | cherged with firing the premirvea No, 4 Ene Baildings, i rans stacy byte Jan } at the siern. etre: d residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. J. Seld Mmewax was firm, with sale of 2,600 Ibe at dc, | Yuane street, and conspiring to defraud several insu | foot rnaryown, N, ste. ekelves ashe ance companian, was continued yesterday afternoon be- | FP" of thin city ty, to. Misa Hint M., daughter of C. 1% yoy —The market was eng he “ yet eee | fore Justice Dowling at the Tobe. Southan, Keq., of Dobbs’ Ferry, Westchester county, N. Wore a rade easier, The sales were about ales al . 4 J y. Mr. Alfred A. Reever, Secretary of the Globe Insu- +. No die. for middling, The nt sale com , retey ¢ Drie 12 wales Motila at 32.4 fr yond rot | macy Company, was called to the stand and underwent a Omar —Hounan.—On, Thursay, ovehing, June 1, dling, 2,0. a ein v. for Jow md | pyiq croee-oxamination from ex-Attorney Genoral Chat- | Luqueer, Anant W. Ornoxxn, of Brazil, South america, dling, 22-40 tor good nary, and for ordinary, iv | qeia, counsel for Mr. Fuller. to Mies Xi kerns Housex, of Brooklyn, No cards. gold,’ We quote: ie Svbiomed will be found the most important portions of be 7 papers copy. i 4 and. Florida, M 7) NOEL ves’ testimony. He seid:—Tam Secretary of | Rixwr—De Kiyx.—On eaneon Janey by Rey. 8 Ordinary. : 28 $ $0 | Ihe Give Tosurauce Company; J have been with | D. Burchard, Zacnantat Ri Hill, N. ¥., to Gen! ordinary.. 83 33 he company #i it woe organized, two years Biase daughter of Cares Do Kiya of tine. No ¥ 4 41 ago just. March; Leonard Kirby is the President; o ar 47 z | Thad known Mr. Puller before he applied for insurances “tuvre-fiive.—On Wednesday, Juno 7, at Trinity peidaiing fair. ... co) 50 98 | Feannot tell Low long before thie transnction; Ido not | chapel, by the Rev, Edward Y,' Higbee, Mr. come Coppmn was Quiet, but stead A cargo of 8,000 ba know whether bo obtained rmsarance or not; he gave me | Sxitn, Jt., of New York, to Miss M. Avausra, Ap Loy of ineorance tn the Bowery Insurance Company, | daughter of Milton @ Sroith, Bsq., of St. teem 1. Of 290,000 ibe, at 3c. a WOisZe., | ¥ h T think bad expired; that policy wea sent back to Ssrrn —Crane. —On po day, une 6, at Limeage ge] Jocluding Baltimore, Portage wud De: colt, 3 Mr, Faller ¥ sy, T knew that the whiskey was | N. Y., by the Rov. J. ¥. Bates, J. se Surmn, of New Pomarrs.—There wes rather more done and a rather a reetifyi wnt, and that whiskey was rec- | York ‘aity to Hein A, dauyhter of Thomas J. Better fooling, The “longshorenon ore returning to thelr | tifled in the Leilding; T don’t know how many barrela | Ee Mhillipstown, N.'Y. No cards, heork—gonerally, wo learn, on the ain of twenty-lwe ner cont diseount from the previous price of twhor, The ments are :—To Liverpool, por sy veesel, 7,000 alg whent at 94, ; per steamer, 14.000 do. do, at adod and to London, 1,000 64. —a decided | i A ship from St Stephen, N. i, tothe British schooner, 182 tone. ‘othe Win . gid; w soHOOnEr, 180 tons, to Cardenas, § 194% tous, to Hilton Head, hay at $ do, at 86; Aechooner from “Rondout to i H, at $1.79; one from Rondout to Salem, coment, at one from Jeney Cily to Boston, coal, at $140; a heoner to Carthazena, &e., and back, a British brig 8 tond, 10 Manzaniilo and hack, a Britieh schooner to wg od py 440 tons, to Trinidad, Cuba, and back, b ritish brig from Cienfuegos to New 1,450 tons, to City Pount, om gov+ Prnmont account, on private terrow an URAGKEENA,—IN Aociyoion Of wn umngvally AO- % & 3d., 0 tons tallow at 128, 6d. ; fr flour at Le. The artors are Haltimore papers please copy. Wartery—Vornwait.—In Hrooklyn, B. D., on Tuesday, June 6, by Rev. CH. Payne, Mr Coane M. Warrxsy to Mist Euwa & Comnweit, ail of Brooklyn. para bvinieaeeamateenhiaale 4 = 5 4,961 61-109 gallons of whiskey would make; I think ono hundred Darrel of thereabonte; we thougit that we | \: cured for two hundred barrels; Mr. Fuller did not tell ine that he had.insurance on two bindrod barrels, but that he bad one hundred berrel#, end had one hundred on hand; Mr, Fuller's’ son did not tell me Vat ble father d but one hundred borrele on Avnawe.—On Tuesday, June 6, at his residence, 257 1h i told him thet I understood fr his father | Fast Twelfth at JOuN Anvame, d 28 years and 6 | o hat three hundred barrels on h months, a native of Cullan, couaty Louth, Toland. | never showed me the Meretants’ poltey; i dd Friends of the family are rev pect(uily tnvited to attend t the funeral, whioh will take place at the late residence of ether this policy wag on merchandise haza jursday) aftornoon, at two o'eloc extra lavardour, of on a specific quantity of deceased, d vot vo to Mr. Fuller's storo to see if the property was ANDREWS. Wednesday, June %, Dr. Mantiy Hi. Ax- there; t many eentaman there; he was unr sur | Drews, aged 66 yet ve Ki. b. Noltey; be reported ‘to te before the | | The ‘etnciven and d friends of the family, and the mem- hers of Mercantile Lodge, No. 47, 1. 0. of O. epectfully a to aitend tho’ funeral, from ‘his late residence, No, 406 Canal street, this (Thureday) afver- n, at two orelock, **Pulindelphia aud and Pittsburg papers ploase copy, war delivered; hie reported that he thoughe it was *, we Mere was a rectifying cetabliehment in the prevaisés, Dat he atvieed me to take the riek; he did not report anythiog abont the quantity of spi its Mr. Fuller Und Uoerey 1 examined the Yuilding agier Busn.—On Wed: Keel e 3. tam las A. Besa. Particulars of fu yo rs Bovp.—On Tuesday Donan June 6, the 8ist ne ha his age, for over fifty years a Bo on} u Flushing, L. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his kate residence at Flushing, this (Thursday) “afternoon, at one o'clock. Cars leave James slip, New York, at eleven A. M. Beowt.—at Orance, N. J., on Wednesday, June 7, Puree Corre: you, wif’ of Chauncey Bedell. The relat ves and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the resdence of Mr. Rushmore, corner of Fifth avenue and Sackett siroet, Brooklyn. Cun'ex.—At Babylon, L, on Zoendey, June 6, of tubervvlar consumption, Wins, son and Eliza M. Callen, of Brooklyn, aged 17 ifeaten pit PK ‘days. Notice of funeral to-morrow. Copy.—On Monday, June 5, Jonana Copy, native of Talbert Hill, parish 3 Goran, county Kilkenny, Ireland, ed 43 years. The ee of the eile are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (TI hare) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late West Thirty-second street, near Ninth avenue, Cuyp#,—On Wednesday, June 7, of consumption, Miss Mancansr A. Ciypx, in 48th year of her age. ‘The friends of the family, those of her brother, John J. Clyde, are Penaatuie't vit d to attend the fur neral, ftom her late residence, No. 7 Amity place, this Chareday ) afternoon, at two o'clock. oe Da aseda y, June 6, ANtuoxy J., 800 of James and the late Blisabeth Fos, ta the 12th year of his age, ‘The friends and relatives of the family are ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of he father, No, 239 Fast Ninth street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Fisner.—On Tuesday, June 6, of inflammation of the te 2 Exvizanera, wife of Win. or, aged 33 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from St. Luke’s Episcopal church, Hudson strect, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Goopwix.—In this city, of consumption, on Friday, May 26, Leonard Goopwin, aged 23 Peary formerly of Morris, Conn., and late of Harr Pa His remains were interrod at Mi remem Maccaume.—Qn Wednesday, June " of scarlet fever, Cuarues Hevny, eldest son of John'P. and Emma R. Meccabee, aged 18 years, 6 months and 2 days, Funeral from the house of his parents, No. 303 South Sixth street, Jersey City, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock: The friends of family are invi attend, without further notice. ‘Macuire,—On Wednesday, June %, Maraarer, the be- loved wife of Luke Maguire. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 354 ? séveuth avenue. Perny.—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, June 6, after a short illness, Grorar C, RRRY, Sr., aged 52 years and 10 months, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thureday) atte noon, at three o'clock, frona his late residence, 118 Washington strect, Jersey Ci ‘ty, without further notice, Rosexkxe.—At Poughkeepsie, on Wednesday, June 7, James Rosekrans, aged 71 years. The faneral will take place at his late residence, n Friday afternoon, at four o'clock, RayMonp.—At Seacaucus, New Jersey, on Wednesday, June 7, Leriria, wife of Samuel K. Raymond and dangh- ter of Edward and Arabella Hagan, in the 38h year of her aze, nome’ of the funeral will be given in to-morrow’s py Hartiora and Norwich papers please copy. Rows,—On Wednesday, Juno ee ANDREW Srevax, nie son of Thos. B, and ct Robb, aged 4 years, 6 months and 2 days. Friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, Hanson place, four doors above Elliott place, Brooklyn, on Friday after- noon, at three o'clock. Canada papers please copy. Sanvorp,—Sarau B, SanvorD, wife of the late Abner Sanford, aged 68 years, 6 months and 20 days, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 56 Amity street, on Friday morning, at nine o'clock, with- out further notice. California papers please copy. Tr’ —Of consumption, on Tuesday, June 6, Carma- Rink J. Srevens, aced 46 years and 1 month. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at bike o’clock, from her late residence, Delancey street Le me Sadaeuly, at Harlem, on Wednesday, June 7, Pere Teariagen, Sr. For hotice of funeral see to-morrow’s paper. BINANCIAL, prorosats 1 FOR we RIOT DAMAGES Po Me ws BONDS, OF THE county OF NEW YORK. nied proposals will be received at the Soceptectiateet Bay Wednesday, the 14th day of June, 1965, at two elook P. M., when the same will be publicly opened, nd the ee ct an part of ie sum of fifty thousand dollars ($50,000), of ee adeeanty Bos the county of nea wm ‘authorized b chapter 7, an amended by chapter 396 of laws of by an ‘ordi. anc of the Board of Supervisors, app “by the Mayor, june ‘The suid bonds will beag interest at the rate of six per cent ir ee payable half rly, ‘the Ist Cpe Pigs hom lay ef jovermber in each year, and the prinelpal will on ad Ist day of Cag i 1883. he proposals will st wen ice per one hundret ol s thereof, and the persons nals are accepted will thereupon be required to the County are | (at the Broadway Bank), the sums awarded to them respectively. On presenting to the Comptroller thes rece! apo nion arf Treasurer for such deposits, the ies will be entitled to receive bonds for equal amounts of the par value of ed eums st nee areata) bearing interest from the dates ot Pench jhould be seated and indorsed “Proposals for Ri Indemnity Bonds No. 2,” and the same en- closed in a second envelope addressed to the Com| ‘The right 1s reserved to reject any or all of the Bids if con- sidered necessary to protect or promote the interest of the county, ARTE BRENNAN, Comptroller. Gay op Naw York, Denisreans or Pisses ‘Comrrnou.en's Ovrice, June 3, 1885. OF $800,000 VoL NTRER, SOLDIERS! TLY AID FUN FTE CITY. OF NEW YORK, Payastx Jouy 1, 1 Notice in hereby given that the ‘* Volunteer Soldiers’ Famt- ly Aid Fund Bonds No. 8,” of the City of New York, becom. whi due and payable July 1, 1885, with the Interest, there il be pald ow that dey, of the presentation of said bonds a Lo ree PTION ae oF THE CiTY OF NEW YORI Bealed proposals will be receiv ui this ‘ites until Thurs- day, June 22. 1866, at 2 o'clock F when ane will be y opened, for the whe pai sum of five i thousand doilirs of nioer Soldiers: Family Ald of New Yor! und Fund Redemption Bonds of the ‘Ci author- ized by Chapter 25 of tho Laws of 1863, and by an ordinance of the Common Council, approved by the Mayor, May 19, 1885, ‘The ald bonds will bear interest wt the, rate of woven Der cent per annum, payable half yearly, on the first day of May ‘and November in each ipal will be re- eemerd on the first day of November, 3 ypoacls will state the amount of bonds desired, and the price berone hundred dollars thereof. and the persons aa epted will thereupon be required to erlaln (at the Broadway Bank), on or rded to them vel peorescting to the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham- derlain for auch deporits the partis will be entitled to re- ceive bonds for equal amounts of the par value of the sums ring interest from July 1, 1865. be nealed and endorsed “Proposals olunteer Soldiers’ Family Aid Fund Redemption ‘and enclosed In a second envelope, addressed to the ptroller, on rent is reserved to reject any or ai of the bide, tf con. lered necessary to Promote tho intereats « county. MATHEW Tr BRENNAN. Comptroller. Ciry or New York, Derautuxxt or Finance, Comr- TROLLER’s Orrice, June 1, 1865. whose pro Teponit witht before pas first day of July, 1865, the sums awa: res} A THIRD DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-FOURTHL er cent (2 per cent) upon ail debte ancertalned a ee Bee atte Sr EDWARD and AUOUSTE gael E. non-resident debtors, will be patd. by ty toon of naid catate, on and after Thursday, the 15th day of June, 1865, at the office of GEORGE 8. GOLDSCHMIDT, Gounselior at Law, No.7 Cedar street, in the city of New Yori ew York, May 29, 1866. ROBT. EMM HENRY SIGOL, fren. GEO. Hl, PURS! HICAGO AND MILWAUKEE RAILWAY COMPAN J” Atmecting of shareholders of this company will be hé my ofc, 4 Wall areat, on Priday, the 9h inat., at twelve ‘elock, on important business, CHARLES L, FROST, emibecans XCELSION PETROLEUM CONPANY-SIXTH DIVI- dend. The trustees of this company this day ‘dividend of four (4) per cent, ernment tax), at. their office, 74 vay. ka will be Seat the loth P- the ‘June, decla' (tree of ‘THUR T. HURD, Treasurer, frenster | Nnw "Yous, June 7, 1865, NG WEVENTEENTH WARD RECRUITING EXECUTIVE COMMITTE, ‘The Subscribers to the Seventecath Ward Recruiting Pu Biers re were hotiied thet each subseriber is entitied wo Fece reentof the amount of his iption money. Gommittee will ch amounts P all eubseribers ho i 8 to 10 o'clock in the K An eso note allod “ora ‘on the [oth day of June will be to some chara! mn ree CHAS, G. CORNBLE, Chairman. Gno. F. Sraronevenn, Secretary. Pre o! THE bt FORT WAYNE AND iutsbnrg, May Sty 1885.— a hereb; in ae. cordan ‘ith an oaer, ee ‘the Board of Third Netional ik of the: of New York bas been appointed registrar of (he stock or is company, and will be ae pared t act ae auch on avd after Jane 2 proximo, at which time Fectors, “ ew coruificaten wit! be ree by the transter ngrnts at Now York, Mesers, Wi rod & Pe No. Wall age and countersig irae, either to the pres future ‘shareholders, In cael O ange for {hove then ‘oltstaning. CASS, President. 10K OF THE BREVOORT PETROLBU M COM. pany, 126 Re jen lane, New Yor! ¢ Board of Trus- tees Nave {his day declared a dividend of five, per cent on the Capital stock for ihe month of Mas ble on and after the 10th inst, The transfer books will sex! from the 7th to the 10th, inelua! D. @. SCHOFIELD, Secretary. OF THE EMPIRE, CITY PETROLEUM G om. 4 Broadwny, New York, June 2, 1866.—The Tran. tes of thls company have declared a dividend of two cent, free of government tax, on their capital stock, payable on and after June 16. The tranafer books will be closed from June 10 10 16, inclusive _M, WESTERVELT, Secretary. JETROLEUM Ot, STOCK FOR SALE-OR WOULD exchange for 1 farm or country residence; the stock is amv Roows d inpanies, Appiy at 171 Broadway, Toon RS: QUanrerata JOHN B, Reay, United States Treasury, VOUCHERS No, @ Wail sirect, opposite as a =< se > "eel seit Hite phone gD eee EAM TO LIVE! Ly, CALLING “A” Orman ful) 5 AN Mt AM oo a Hye At. Que ENS the United States ITAL... OF LIMERICK preterm ipsomemtoemnd | EL am amma SEFY OF WASHINGS at deny —at noon, from pier 44 North river ‘Total amount of prem ie ‘awengers also titcates of same) on pald erate rates. winged tine haa a + See parantcs sitre 1 able in Rerip dividend to dealers on: United States currency. year to Trom Liverpoot enstown, $89 gold, Dividend for the Siedrage pa Tickets can be ny Be by persona or the equivalent sending for their friends. For further ane Dalby Age at ~ company’s offices, JOUN road: ay will be the io Company wi ollaned ae Te, way, N. ¥. Dealers with 1 nied ified at the time o! 4 FRANCE DIRECT. —TUT OBX. “a arr anes, 7 NIA COMPANY'S now line of ° ft aes ‘side-wheel steamships between NEW YORK and FPARTURES FROM NEW YORK TO HAYRR, stopping at BREST to land maila and passengers, tv shorten! ae the see Passage about one day. EUROPE... -..Oaptain A. Duchesne, acer 1 Mt ‘upon cargo, & a return of twenty-five bei itinoamen freight, a return of twenty per. me rks upon freight, and upon voyage and time “upon time ‘hull turn of nit dn i ro Being contined to persona and te of whose premiums upon sucl: po! LAFAYETTE,. A. Boeau pote dd desing tho vere shall moans to the eel: ++ Captain aude, one hi Sandrod dolla First cabin. owtndh t paid 1a gold will be entitled to the above returns Pa Second cabin (Inctndl le in gold, or u, DIE azORE. Seton attentanee free of a Rowe, |. ¥. Merick, N, Derrick, OF passage anpl: Banal ve ‘Lord, Wm. B, Ogden, — Mosen Merick, mar GEORGE, R MACKENZIE, Agent, rae Min, John Armstrong, David J. Bly ican, Mt Yor Gonna Atkinson, B, ©. Morris, Je ite Pate od Roeracd ig Rapoctnea rand Hotel: Cochrane, Andrew J. Wi Wie tt i baat Teller, BG. ane rly make ea ASSAGE TO AND. FROM GREAT IN AND bps AN Ketand “ilicbett, Shuries | oox, Henry J:0xmmana | P’ REN BRITAIN rd, ha Robert Bowne, ‘Lord, STRAMSIITR i Dea PAD KET, Goarae Doshon, Lawrence Myers, Preston 1. Hodges, Meh REDUCED RATERS © te Ties B. 0. MORRIS, Prosident, wire oon, nolan (feet THOS, LORD, Vice Presid Wx. M. Warren, Seoond Vice President and Secretary. RANCISCO. CITY AND CALIFORNIA STATE GA Goupove collected or purchased at most favorable rates yroceed: it Nd by ‘and procoods paid St ia'7 8) FARGO & CO,, 84 Brondway. UTHERN BANK NOTES WANTED.—VIRGINIA, Soko ‘Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Ten- a New Orleans, Memphia ‘city onda and Coupons, Carolina State Bonds and Coupons, Not MANNING DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall street, ing to engare passage, send for their friends to the Old Country, can do so at the lowest hoy by applying © 7s pscOTT BROTHERS & CO., 88 Sonth aifeot, CF.—THE STEAMSHIP PEN’ NSVEVANTA, AD verticed to sail on Saturday, June 17. will sailon Thurs day, June 15, WILLIAMS & GUION, slp RTEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, N* TO QUEFNSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, From pler 45 East river. ‘AN’ 000, TO ENGAGE IN A LONG ESTAB- Wine Tanen mchreeuindg business, Address H. L., box 145 Herald office, 6 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORT. $200.000 inpo. on New Yor or Brooklyn proper: ty. Tn kums to suit applicants; also Stocks and Bonds bought atid sold. Apply to GEO. W. BROWN, 0 Liberty street. why TO LOAN-ON NEW YORK CITY Property: in sums to sui $300.00 Pit MASON, No. 04g Pine stroet, 9, TO LOAN ON BOND AND Path esi $420,000 pennies tnen aes Cabin, $100; # ri 898; NN For pansage aDP'Y Fi iLLTAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway. OR LINE. ANT RAM TO LIVERPOOL, GLASGOW, ko, CALEDNONTA. Saturday, June i? Cabin, $75, ‘$10; ‘Steorage, $25, in gold, Se eh 8 low an by ai oTaasencera hooked through to Havre. Hamburg, de. FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO., No. 6 owling Greem. _ (PHE BRITISH MAIL STEAMSHIP MONTEZUMA Wilts Jamaloa, on be regularly Gespatctied for Kingston, saa of each month, i ie ror pena, payable _ First Canine DRY Goops. TEs igen cost—a7. BOND TREET_OREAT Apply to A ay 4. WHITNEY, 28 Broadway. 4 oles of Mozambiques, at cents, at me fi t apply at outh street. RAIN'S ‘27 Bond etree x? " craig WLAND & ASPINWALL, Agents. 0 MILLINERS AND COUNTRY STORE KEEPERS. — TAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANYS Examine the stock of Millinery and Straw Goods at HE a Grand Street Chen Store, you will ind ik to your advantage. TEUTONIA, an we cut lengths cheaper than down town jobbers sell wholé | takin Meee eae rt ncriodan of Hivbons and. auction iots und: | SME ROG ay RE, SOUTIAMPTON AND LONDON, vided sat cast I jthowin Hy a a nd tise areas, cent wit Toave Saturday, sanas 1, at Fa Lay M. Fie en commission, ED an jrand street, " fn avg and 6 Allen ee fifth block east from Bowery. gris ranean vebr freight a nip KUNHA dor & re 45 Exchange piace, Passare s, ___MILLINERY. C..B. RICHARD | & BOAS. (fpertom REDUCED PRICES FOR PARIS. MILLI- nery.—Mme. A. NOURRIT, 68 Bleecker street, ae announce the arrival of an assorimentof the newest fashions in Millinery, selected in Paris since the recent fall which will be offered on Thursday, at greatly mavoat PPOSITION LINE TO CALIFORNTA, VIA NICARA- COS TTaRort route, low prices.—The Central American ‘Tranait Company will diesnnteh. ‘on the 20th of every month, st noon. from pler 29 North river. the fine ha-sipumahtp GOLD: EN RULE, E, P. Dennix mas tly reduced rates of passage. For particulars apply tO NOARRINGTOR, ‘Agent 177 Went street, corner Warren street, NITED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, ‘A ISTHMUS: OF PANAMA, PASSA RATES GREATLY REDUCED. ‘The Atlantle Mail Steamship scar will despatel: eas 10 § grec, New York elty, May 27, Beale roporuls will be received at this office until twelve o ee a ‘on Tuesday, the 2th day of June next, for rais- in, a and Kepnipg ia tats proper positions all the - the Company's. the # er, between New York and | stesmers soy monthly, at_noon, from new wire Lake m Ohaonain Fire Islan teed and such others and commodious pier, 43 nPanrRes foot of Canal Tatreet. may be authorized ,forone year, from the Ist day of uly DEPARTURES, next to the succeed! ing goth day ot June, Recording pinsions Tad the. Lighthouse Board a1 he printed specifica- ‘of which can be had ad By, applying at tins oftioe. ‘By orders fe r ‘Lighthouse Board, ler of the Lighthous SELES SihthouseToaps meee (o Sanaa with lion aig duly ORBAN QUEEN. cc .0:..00 {connect at Panama ‘with Constitafion), td ela act ALCRN, No. 6 Bowling greem. TE. TO VERA. CRUZ VIA HAVANA.—THE AME S ee and Mexican Mail eesseanip, ip, Comapeny wie S jector, district, NEW’ PUBLICATIONS SCDECULIAR INFORMATION FOR YOUNG MEN — wate ha Solay lene oy Pega great value, All should, have them, | T1y- SINSHIATTAN, Bastin er. on ha oma at of eich month, Fer particulare spel Me CHAS. A WHITNEY, Agent, 26 Brondway. OR HAVANA DIRECT, F ‘The United Ataten mat) steams der, will tant disclosures. Send stamps for particulars to JAS. A. WaNcHES, 668 Broadway, N. x ___ FINE AR’ ae M*ue LINCOLN. A ‘AND. “HIS. SON NOW READY, Akay Thaddeus: HAVANA, M. Me of Abrabere Lancola end. his son jreene comman sail from pier §North. rizet om price $2; pak frame 2 12x16; also {ull length portralt of ito Mr, Uday the th ot une, at 30’ clock Bm Ls HBO “£00, 17 Broadway, OR HAVANA.—' NEW A! Veal Sage wg SIDR. [wheel atenmshi) GOLUMATAL Captain Bai fee HN "North weer. on Weanenday, Jane 1, ke PrN SFFORD, TILESTON & 00.29 Broadway. BTR ARE ELY UNITED BTATRS MATT, LINE ‘Steamship ALTAMBRA, bree B. Benson, Steamship GRANADA, E. 3 her horseback’ rise 2m) WILLIAM PATE lee ‘88 and 60 Fulton street, New York. ‘Pxoros RAPH CARDS FOR GENTLEMEN. peuere, grith catalogues, gent for 3 conte, ‘Address D. Hemet! 58 Liberty at IHIRTY THOUSAND SMALL STEEL pet iva ued beautiful and Approprlay jate for ornamentini ye rete ng Perit books, or tail for serap books, for bout nH eretee” anion Friatlag and’ Publiahiag Coy anion, commander. way, New York. pe FURNITURE, ill ence ples No. 14, Bast river, on Saturday, June 1 a8 S {ORNITURE FOR SALE—OF EVERY DESsoRIPTION, | ,,No, freight eign Dilla of nding signed on the day of Sulta, Carpets, Beddin ETNON LEARY, 73 Willa etroot, HENDALL & SCOTT'S Warcrooms, ‘and 211 Hudson street, corner of Canal, Paymeut taken in weekly instal- ments if desired, The GRANADA will follow on ant, 2 June 17, POR NORFOLK, ciry POINT. AND RICHMOND. United States mail line. NURNITURE, MATTRESSES, BEDDING, LOOKING lar nema wee! Ulomnon de. cheapest at SREDEN & CAMPBELLS, ‘Tho steamship %A700, Captain Couch, leaves every Satur becween Stanton and Honston strects. any, at 12 o'clock M. ivered free. Extension \@ steamsh |) CREOLE, Captain hich leaves every an) Wednesday, Excurnl 3a ene iat reduced ra eke te Pon eee inodations ‘ou board the sesteamahiy. Foe or aight or paanage apy to PA LMORE U5 Brosdwagh, Goods warranted. Deli STORAGE FOR FUNITURE, &C.—BY THE ROOM OR oe B00 West Béth street, corner or Eighth avenue, EXPRESSES. THOR woRrOLK, CITY POINT: “A BURNHAMS FURNITURE EXPRESS.—FURNI- wich A. ture families moved city and country; pianofortes fur- The new steammip ARIADNE. NEY, Aiture boxed and shipped. Furniture stored: ' Ollice 118 West Captain OF Al Mths tay near 6th av. will leave pier. 36, N. R., on ies. eo Wrats fr. ear thay, ___________| “Jor freight or pasaage apply to TEANSHIP AND INLAND EXPRESS TQ ALL SOUTH. "E:T. LIVINGSTON & GO. 141 Broudwayt ern cities and towns open to Adams’ Exprene Company forward their expresses Ttolk, eo Gharteston, Saturday by steumahip to. Kiel hmondy OR Savannah, New Orleans, NewDern, Wilmington, Mobile, ro WILMINGTON, N. 0. land daily es at For particulars apply at ‘The new steamship LovIsA MOORE apt genes meee Saturday, Jone 10, at S * por freight or passage apply tothe * al tm, Pre eS Ree Comet a EXPRESS COMPANY. SAA. CEN Be TOW & CO.» J» Patent Cushions.—A splendid stock of Table for shipping; Four Pocket and Carrom Tables: second hand Wy asaincron, rn Ftd D.C, AND ALEX- so Ai at on npr t clans. steamships B.C. KNIGHT, Ca Jaren: enh taite GIBSON, Capt Kel Br Cort, vi N. R., ever ay and Frid Rat oe reigal ai ee ee sn Mae "state room and ma HOMWELL a iy plating OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.—THE NEW ORE Mail Steamship Company's Brearmehio., GUIDIN BTAR, William R. bo a will sail as al r P, For frei nor pveage age apply to JAMES A. RAYNOR, 1 MoO. REMOVAL! JQEMOVAL, —MESDAME Mas. VIRFOLET . HAVE removed from No. 6 to No, 17 Clinton place. THE LECTURE SEASON. Genet sur SMITH AKS AT COOPER INSTITUTE ON THUiSD Ay EVENING, JUNE 8, 1866, ee NEW Neg oon! DIRECT. T 8 OCLC Sudjeot—"‘Neither legal nor moral right to try the rebels for treason The way tos sure and ean, Pee ce lies Dot NATO, by hy ga ip GEO! rte Ww through peridy and vengeance, ut Be *fistice and TON, Captain B, V. per No. _ i. B. See eee 86 Weat street. prrontaxr, the New York Museum of LECTURES iy Ip vow GE! x Git Brose: BR SAVANNAH | DIRECT—POINE! Hes unable to attend tseeo lect have t Fe Torvarded on receipt of ton conta, by addrescing Meereiary ew and fint clues stoamahit ReAn woe, writ oath New York Museum of Anatomy. shore on 8 June ita TO ee = Broadway. erie ox poses aD WATCHE , JEWELRY), &C. Ean greet sh eengiatory ry WILLIAM ‘STREET. A UW Ist TO SELL DIAMONDS ‘PORTLAND, CANADA AND WIT MOUNTAIN GO-70 @ WILLIAM STREET. form a semi-weekly ‘leaving CS North | po ou Wisi 10 Seuu JEWEL vette teen ar Semi on ae Poe Do YOU WANT TO SRLL WATCHES! jountaina vis 040 BA WILLIAM TREET. Giraud Tran Hallway dn Gorham. "ABPIY to _THE mgnser. PRICE PAID, ROOMS 7 AND 8. meme i & CO., 86 Wi BROADWAY.—THIS OLD ESTABLISHED T 2 —" oaice pare, tne utmost value, for, Diamonds, Plate aa Ale. Capi 3 Lag Warcnen, Jowetry, optical ies oa tohin BAPE | 10. Eateoce oo Tacloalag prea ae ra ke,,/for sale. Ofice hours from E sare “e . BARRINGER, pag vorsiiad — g nas. , Foomn 13; up st Hotel ve, ad ustial, thirty per cont over wn Ny ” if li iM and Silver, oer ad sulle to.morrew. oe pasange ‘apply at the office, trade for nee Gol hawle, 01 Vi Rearl st ty! BRIG MARY MARGANT, Kor freight oF passage appay serene v1 RAVELLERS? | GUIDE roca : BEE. AY , LINE FOR ALIANY PROM LDESBROSSES on and al ; Thirdeth stroct at 7 nice eT Por NORWAL! ae AT WHITE STONF, CITW ADVANCED ON DIA- STK, A POUGITE. FOR DIAMONDS £0, wi 77 Blecoker street, a p stairs IN DIAMONDS, WATCHES, Jewelry, aes or bought for the highest cash prices. ACR, Dismond Broker, 841 Bron au Taland and Greenwich, ‘he steambont JOUN KOM ER enpon'ie Wallask's the Mi gave pier a6 Fast river (Peck ap), daily (Sundays ame es cepted), at three o'clock P. Ay Cato MADK ON : Wate Pes s, DI DIAMONDS, AA sewuiry, Dry Coods aud Personal Froperty of ¢ TEW YORK J AND HARLEM BAULROAD. descrip, VEAUKSON, Malt ARRANGEMENT, 101 Grand street, two doors ‘ven of Brondway. | ‘On and after Monday, June 5, trains will leave Tweme Sotteceeemenente eam -rixth street station for Alban) aod ‘Troy, eounecting wt T, ROOM NO. 2A. HONTOMAN ontern trains, at I, A M. ahd 440. M. The T 66 NASSAU 8 hen cos for Diamonds, Watches, Jew. ye! ond Wester: alto makes advances on consignments of the M. train cooneeta at Tro Ith train for Saratoge, Toke George, Burlington and Ru and, and by Lake UMernpincs bouts for Plate Rovse's Point sid Montrenl, Siveping car attaclied to the 4:40 WB. Urnin at divans for the Weat. Bogineer and Bape rintendeat, * Koeh wtl oa PROARWAT: vm ot, Will jest p Watches ‘ad suver Ware, or will advance on the above ————$$<—_$_ T°, CONEY ISLAND PL as rum BROOKLYN, artiole Bath and Coney pen Lor through travel from Gree: oad * mei aa = y every out 7 he mor a arier-bourly in tae the movolag, and hal ay od auariep hourly a tae afternoon, 1f the trav Atecileraua corest with thie route AWNBROKERS TIORETS ROvONT OF CLOT MING, ke assortment fof Clothing on hand, steht as Busines Coats, From $6 to $20; black Frock Coat, {vom to 430; Qanelinere Pants, from $2 to $10; Linen Dusters, 2 60, and Vesta een, GEO. LEVIE, 427 Broome streot, a U, NOE OF. AN | ORDER or THE cot RT oF I Pramet the city and county of New York, no riven lo all pertgos bavtig claims gai ae FA Company that they arorequired ¢ vouchere thereof, to the sub. ‘Broad Rw 5. of Ney Yorks, _ Naw ‘Yom dyno wae ed in AWNBROKERS TICKETS ROVONT-OF DIAMONDS, Watches, Silverware, Musical Tustraments, Giothing, 46. Also ad made on Diamonits, hee, Jowelry, && 12) Bowery. neay Grand, uy suds