The New York Herald Newspaper, June 22, 1865, Page 2

2 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wepsrsoay, June 21—6 P. M. ‘There was a marked recovery of prices on the Stock Exchange to-day, and the market sympathized gotively With the rise in gold. At the first board the volume of business was very light; bul, notwithstanding, New York Central was 1%; higher than at the second board yester- 16,000 do., iean do., old, at $43, cash. terday, but rates were no better. iverpool, 85,000 bushels wheat, 3),d.; 100 bales hair, ya. 200 bbls. flour, 2s, To Hamborg—T tons mahogany, private, The charters wére:—Two vessels to Glasgow, day, Erie 2%, Michigan Southern 9, Cleveland and ae ae owe fren Richtbucto 2 = Pittsburg %, Rock Island 14%, Reading %: Government | £2 188. 4¢.; ‘a ship, from gor to Greenock, a it steady, C five- | 608., or, if Gi ww, 623; an Italian ig, to eipnetinn ver er OO Ee ag ape Constantinople, 43g. ; @ British schooner, to West Indies twenties sold at 1033{. At the open board at one o'clock there was a fractional recession from the first board prices, Erie excepted. At the second regular board the market was slightly better, Gold advanced , Michigan Southern 3, Rock Island 34, Cleveland and Pitts- burg. Government securities were steady. Sixes of 1851 sold at 110 a 3¢, coupon five-twenties, new and old issue, 10344 a 3. Atthe open board at half- past three o’clock the market was firm, New York Central was sold at 9234, Erie 7534, Hudson River (s.3) 109%, Reading 93%, Michigan Central 113%, Michigan Southern 62%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 6534, Rock Island 97%, Illinois Central 122, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 24. Afterwards, on the street, the market ‘was a shade lower, At half-past four Erie was quoted at 753%, New York Central 9234, Hudson River 109%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 6534, Michigan Southern 62%, Rock Island 69%. There is a more confident feeling for a rise in the street than has been felt during the last few days, and ‘operations are based accordingly, The gold market has been stronger to-day than since the beginning of the week. The opening quotation was 14044, after which it declined @ fraction, and then rose steadily to 142}—the closing price at half-past five o'clock P. M. The variations were:— +1403 3:30 P. M. 41 6:30 P.M, 140; and back $1,850, bbl., gold; @ bark to St. Jago and Guantanamo and back, sugar, 60c.; a British brig, from Mexico to New York, wood, $10;’s bark to St. Johns, P. R., and back, $2,800; & brig to Sk John, N. B., 350, # 40¢., and back from Lin- gan, OC, B,, coal, $4 26; a Britis fax’ N.S, 20c.;'a bark from Elizabethport to St. to fax, nren oo 40; one from Jersey City to Salei to j One jersey City one hence to ‘Newburyport, corn, 53¢c. |G. H.; a British brig to @ bark to San Francisco. Hore.—The market was dull but prices unchanged. We note sales of 75 bales at 15c. a 30c, Liwg.—Sales of $1 22; lump $1 60 in cash. ‘Motasses was quiet and note sales of 20 boxes melado at 103¢c. per bbl; 180 spirits turpentine at $1 S156 a $17 Ous.—Linseed is firm at $118 a $1 20; gallons city and 60 bbls. Western on private cut meats and 60 do. lard. The pork market was unset- and prices of new mess declined prices current at yesterday’s ’C! sequently ruled firmer, however, stood $1 per bbl. better. For future delivery there was nothing done, The sales, cash and bbls., at $24 50 a $26 for new moss, side price. In other kinds noth! were wholly nominal at $24 a $: a$19 for prime and $19a $20 for prime mess. 141% peu was dull and heavy, with sales of 360 bbls, at $10 8 $16, 142356 Cash gold has been unusually scarce to-day, and it has ‘been generally lent at an eighth of one per cent per day. This indicates in some degree the extent of the out- Standing ‘short’? interest. It is reported that there was no shipment of specie by the Boston steamer to-day; but the City of Glasgow, from this port for Liverpool, of 100 hhds at $25 $27 60. Bacon was dui meats were in fair demand at note sales of 300 paci at shoulders, and 16c. a 18c. for hams. dull, and prices were a shade easier. The sales were 900 bbls. at from 153¢c. to 18%c. Butter was firmer. We ‘took out $63,000. quote:—Orange and Sussex, fresh pails, per Ib., 350. a The money market is very easy at 4 a5 percent on Ra eng age and River, er 88e. wana a tubs, first quality, 80c, a Slc.; half firkin call, notwithstanding that eight of the additional ten bs, nae ae; Welch’ tabs, fl millions of Clearing House certificates have been already subscribed for, and that preparations for taking the re- maining two millions are already made, The rates for commercial paper are unchanged, 634 a9 per cent being the scope of the market, Certificates of indebtedness, which carry six per cent interest in currency, are offered at 98 a %, without any active demand, ‘The prevailing ease is likely to continue, and the tendency of prices will be upward. There is some apprehension that the pay- ment of the July interest on the sixes of 1981 and other ‘securities will depress gold and so far affect other secu- rities; but, figuratively speaking, it will be a drop in the Ducket in influencing the course of gold. The supply in the entire country is altogether too mall to prevent the market from preserving a directly upward tendency, Those who preach that greenbacks are better than gold may continue to preach, but they cannot influence the ultimate result, however much they may affect the temporary course of prices; and that in any case will be but little. The imports at this port from the Ist of July, 1864, to the end of May, 1865, were only $150,271,911, ag@lnst $25,593,132 for the corresponding period in 1863. The increase, therefore, amounts to $65,321,231. It is supposed by many that cotton will be shipped from New Orleans and other ports in sufficient quantity to turn the exchanges in our favor; but this expectation is not only likely but almost certain to be disappointed. Our imports will in- crease largely, and our exports will merely increase in an infinitesimal degree. Excepting the trifling cotton crop of the present year in Texas and elsewhere, upon ‘which only we have to depend for the next fifteen months, we can calculate upon no largely increased ex- ports, Mr. E. H. Birdsall has succeeded Mr. Russell as cashier of the Sub-Treasury in this city. Mr, Birdsall has been hitherto for many years at the head of the Receiving Department. The business at the Sub-Treasury to-day was as fol- Jows:— Receipts for customs. ‘Total receipts. Payments Balance... sees Subscriptions to government loan. tu second quality ral y, 290. a Soe. i . felch tubs, second quality, 25c. a ‘firkins, New York State, first quality, 320. a 35c. ; firkins, Now York State, second quality, 28c. a 30c. ; firkins, Western, first quality, 200. a 0c. ; firkins, West” ern, second quality, 23c. a Cheese was in good ex- port demand, and full prices were realized. The sales were at 8c, a 16c. Rosty—From $6 a $16 for strained to pale. Rice was quiet at 9c. a 93¢c. for Rangoon 11e. for Carolina, Sugar.—The demand for raw was light, and prices, 6 though without decided change, favored the buyer. and 1334¢. a 14%¢. for Cuba; refined was lower. bo sales of 257 boxes at 14%c. a 163¢c. for yellow and white. Soar.—100 boxes castile soap sold at 113¢c., gold. Searing was steady ; 15,000 lbs. No, 2 sold at 16c., and 50,000 Ibs. grease at 1040. “ALL 10c, a 10%c. Tin.—400 slabs straits at 263¢c. a 27c, Wuiskey.—The market was dull and heavy, and lc. lower, We note sales of 150 bbls. Western at $2.02. Police Intelligence. SURPRISE OF BURGLARS IN THE BOWERY—ONB OF THEM ARRESTED—ANOTHER ESCAPES. Yesterday morning, about one o'clock, as roundsman Loonie, of the Fourteenth precinct, was on duty in the Bowery, he received information that two men had been seen to scale a brick wall which admitted them to the rear of Mr. Thomas M, Cartan’s cloak and mantilla store, 232 Bowery, corner of Prince street, The roundsman Tapped for assistance, and at the same time proceeded to the spot, where he heard a noise in the yard. Asking ‘Who's there?” the officer was answered by two men, who said they were coming over the wall into Prince street, and going home. In a moment afterwards two in- dividuals, one of whem had a revolver in his hand, mounted the wall and leaped down to the pavement. Officer Loonie seized one of the men, who and a desperate struggle ensued between them; but a blow on the head with the baton brought the eee to terms. He gave his name as John Green. During the fight Green’s accomplice, who had the pistol, escaped, and has not since been taken. ‘afterwards, as roundsman Loonie was on the way to the station house, Green turned w and endevored to strike hrm in the face with Bien which he drew from his pocket, but the blow did not take effect. At the same moment, with one tremendous effort, he proke away from the officer and ran through Prince street to Mott, but beg med the Cathedral Loonie overtook his prisoner knocked him down again with his locust. Green was safely lodged in the station house, and subsequently Justice Dowling committed him to the Tombs for without: bail, Green is 22 years of age, a native of Canada, a sailmaker by occupation, and lives at 186 Forsyth street, A jimmy and other burglarious implements intended to be used in breaking open arear door leading into Mr. Cartan’s store, were found in the yard by roundsman Loonie. The police have some clue to Green’s confede- rate, and are making offorts to arrest him. Stock Exchange. ‘Wapwespay, Juno 21—10:30 A. M. $10000 US6's5-20e.ni 1034 100 shs Cumb Coal pr 413¢ 3000 US5's '74, coup 97 4 3000 Ur6's '68, coup 115 6000 U S 6's ’68, reg 110 1000 Br’klynC 6's wl 96 1000 Ill cou bds '70. 95 1 2 200 “Pode bebie 600 Chicago&RKI RR 97 800 NY Central RR. 921 aicali 92 a gs qT he sas Ps ite 8 ‘4 BURGLARY IN FORTY-SEVENTH STREET. ic 8, 78... ‘2 . 2200 Til war loan 95% 400 a ‘The family of Mr. Charles Durfee, residing at 175 West Forty-seventh street, recently started for the country, leaving no one, not even a servant, in Sener of the pre- mises. This fact becoming known to some burglars, who are always on the alert for such chances, they burst in the panels of the front door on Tuesday, and entering the dwelling packed up silk dresses, gentlemen’s wearing apparel and other property, valued at about six hun- 0. 500 Virginia 60 500 Hud Riv RR..s30 4000 North C 6" 70 600 do. b3 2deall 109 1000 Erie 4th mort. 93 200 Reading RR..#10 94 1000 Harlom Ist m. 10036 400 — do........¢ 94% dodcailsio 94 2000 ChickNWistm 79 300 ia MichSo&NindRR 00 1000 DelLk&W 2d m 10255 3000 Cleve& P4th m 74 + @ 100 ths National Bk. 110 62% | dred dollars. When about to escape with the plunder 10 Shoo & L Bank.. 105 6454 | the burglars were surprised by officer Cook, of the Twen- 20 Central Nat Bank 101 64% | ty-second precinct, and ran into the street, fleeing in § Fourth Nat Bank 98 64% | different directions. Oficer Cook followed and arrested 50 Bk of Commerce. 10734 65'4 | one of them, who gave his name as John Fowler. He 100 Canton Company 37% 63% | was taken before Justice Kelly and committed for trial in 200 do......b10 37% 100 do. 54 | dofault of $2,000 bail. Fowler 1s only twenty-two years 100 Mil & P di 3534 | of age. M6 do...2d call 36 200 ROBBING SOLDIERS. ialin ‘stants Christopher Roberts, a discharged soldier, who arrived Haty-raar Two o’Crocx P. M. from Washington on Tuesday morning was decoyed into $10000 U'86's,’81,cou 110 600 shs Reading RR. 93% | ® den on the Five Points, and, after drinking some 2000 do...... +++ 11036 200 Mich Central RR 113 | poisonous rum, Sarah Simpson, as is alleged, robbed him 10000 US 6's,5:20,cou 103% 100 ChickRock IsRR 98 | of $80 in cash, gold ring,’ and his boots were also 5000 US6's, Bi 10354 «s+. 97% | stripped from his feet and carried away. Sarah was ar. 25000 103% RR 62% | rested by officer Finn of the Sixth aye Wag Justice 10000 Tr n 73-10,2d8 99% «810 62% | Dowling committed her to the Tombs for The ac- 7500 do... 99% .b30 63 10000 Missouri co 1000 Chi& Alt s 96 200 shs Canton Co... 37% 200 Brun CityLandCo 00 N ¥ Central RR. CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Weowesvay, June 21—6 P. M. Asnes,—Receipta, 115 pkgs. Tho market was dull, and Prices nearly nominal. Brrapsrorrs—Receipts, 9,620 bbis flour, 190 do. and 918 ‘bags corn meal, 112,524 bushels wheat, 7,300 do. corn, 30,647 do. oats. The flour market opened dull and heavy, but closed firmer at yesterday's quotations, under s fair flemand. The sales were 10,000 bbis., at our quotations. tye flour was dull and nominal. Canada flour was quiet, With sales of about 400 bbis. Southern flour was dull, but prices were without change. Corn meal continued full, but prices were the same. There were sales of 250 Dols, Brandywine at $5 10 a $5 20. We quote:— Superfine State and Western flour, $5 s: $5 75 ry 1,500 bail. The prisoner is twenty-nine years Cros and says he lives in Southfield, ge county, this THREE MEN CHARGED WITH ROBBERY. Raymond Carr, John McCabe and John Hays were ar. treated by officer Curley, of the Eighth precinet, charged with having stolen two hundred dollars from Peter J. of 89 Laurens street. The latter while entering a if beer saloon in Grand street was met knocked him down; after which that he bad been robbed of all his money. Justice Led- Extra State, 6 20 | with committed Carr and McCabe in default of two thou- Choice State + 6 25a 6 35 | sand dollars bail each, and also required Hays to furnish Common to medium extra Western. 26108 650 | bonds in one thousand dollars for his future appearance. ai ea ROBBED IN A RESTAURANT. . 8008 11 76 Richard®. White, residing at 788 Third avenue, caused - 1 00a 7 0 | the arrest by offiger Mulcahey, of the Twenty-ninth pre- * 6150 6 46 | cine pene emer, F jotor of the rostaurant ° 6500 8 26 | 412 Sixth avenu ae ving Fy ytd 0 there, on cl robbing jaded ag mim : Ht 7 saloon of the defe t, The stolen money was found Corn meal) Brandyw 5 10a 5 20 | secreted in the kitchen of the restaurant, and Justice '28 00 a 20 00 | Ledwith committed the prisoners for trial, in default of $1,000 bail each. ATTEMPT TO SHOOT AN OFFICER. Aman named Michael Cunningham, who had been ar- rosted on Tuesday night by officer Sullivan, of the Eigh- teenth precinct, broke away, and as he was about bein; rearrested Guntinghaza aed ‘a pistol from his pooken and The wheat market opened heavy, but closed a shade Ormer, with more inquiry for export. Sales 60,000 bush. ls at $1.50 $1 99 for Chi ring, $190 for stumy fall do, $142.0 $1 43 for No 1 Milwaukee club, $1 for amber Michigan, $2 08 for white Michigan, $1 70 for No. 1 winter red’ Western, and $1 373% fork’ eine spring. Rye was dull, and we learn of no sales. | discharged one barrel at Sullivan; but he missed his Barley was quiet. Malt was dull, and the were | aim and no dam was done. Cunningham was s0- entirely nominal. Corn was dull at the opening, but | cured, and Justice Ledwith committed him for trial in felonious as- ENDANGERING THE LIVES OF RAILROAD PASSEN- closed firmer, under an improved demand, in for export. We note sales of nbout 40,000 bushels at default of $2,000 bail to answor a charge 8 700. for unsound mixed Western, and $00. a 8%c, for oe gound do, Onte wore dull anda little lower; 700, a 720, omns. for Western. . Corrox.—The market ha dull, bat prices were un- Joremiah McManus, an intoxicated and disorderly indi- eh The sales were 1,000 bales, on the basis of | vidual, was yesterday arrested, on the complaint of Jos. a vpian Florida. Mobi. v0.07. | conductor of car No, 16, of the Second avenue Ordinary a7 a1 7 ay | lim ir. Arnold says that the prisoner threw a large Good ordi: “9a 32 33 32 | stone, weighing two or three pounds, through the car Middl coool Pry 40 40 | Window, theroby endangering tho lives of the passengers, Good middlin, ‘6 Pry “6 45 | McManus also threw another stone at the conductor, and Middiing ta 48 “a 48 4a | he likewise stoned @ car which bad previously passed up Corvin was dali and scarcely so firm. We heard of no | the road. Justice Mansfield committed McManus for ex- amination. DOUBLE ROBBERY IN A PORTER HOUSE. Henry Lelor, of the United States receiving ship North Carolina, entered the porter house 95 Division street to take a drink, and while there had his pocket picked of small amount of money by a man who escaped through a rear door, During the excitement which wailed, in the vmard ‘At the time, Lelor was knocked down and forcibly robbed of hia silver watch, valued at $30. For this robbery John Simms was arrested, and Justice Mans. field committed him for trial, in default of $2,500 bail, Bales. Prime Rio may be quoted at 220, @ 22 gc. Coat.—We note the sale of 100 tons Newcastle, gas, at $9, cash. Covren was steady, with sales of 200,000 Ibs., at 000, a BO 40, for Detroit and 2910. for Baltimore. Davox.—We note sales of 160 casks bleaching er Bt Be. a 3340., 50 tons soda ash at 2)¢6., 600 keys bi-carb. Gorn at 45f0., gold; 100 casks Epsom salts at Me rs Se —2,600 boxes Canton, No. 1, sold at 8 Favrrs.—1,200 boxes layer raisins sold at $6 60 a $6 80, Bld; do. budch, at $6 300 $5 60. Pineappies—40,000 at $16; 50,000 Baracoa cocoanuts, to arrive, at $60, and Fuxicu7s.—There was rather more activity than yes- There was quite a movement in grain freights, and there would be still more doing if prices should come down, as there are a yet many orders here. The engagements were:—To Per steamer—600 bbls. bacon, 30s. To Londou— if gold; two same voyage, 80c, per ish bark and a British brig ‘coal, $2, gold; a schooner from Jersey City 4 caer 28c. ; a port ship to Liverpool; a Brit! Cape 16 rd My ig to Jamaica and back; Rockland of 1,000 bbls, common at were nominal, We Nava. Srores.—Spirits of turpentine is be, better, clos- ing at $1 70a $175. Prime city pitch sold at 3 a $0 ; sales 10,000 ‘terms. Provistons.—Receipts, 1,240 bbls. pork, 12 packages tled by the reported absconding of a prominent operator, ied $2. per bbl, from. the ‘The market sub- at the close prices ular, were 10,000 losing at the out- was done, and prices 50 for old moss, $18 including all kinds, Beef hams were steady, with sae and we heard of sales of only 150 boxes at 1350. a 13%c. for Cumberland cut and 145c. a 14%c. for short rib. Cut full prices. We llc. @ 13%0. for Lard was and 106. a sales were 275 bhds. at 143¢. to 150. for Porto Rico ° ow was dull and heavy, with sales of 65,000 Ibs. at Moderator of the Convention. all of them were accompanied by one or more ladies, As on the first day, a number of colored delegates were also present. ing to reports from the different churches. A lengthy discussion afterwards ensued on the subject of ‘church purpose, and it had been proposed to distribute the money among the churches in the outskirts of the city. of money which bad been contributed during the past NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1866. TN After the transaction of some further routine business | United States i land by contributing three thousand five hundred PERSONAL. THE REBEL PRISONE Gollars to our colored brethren of Mount Olive ehureh, of RS. Williamsburg, to enable them to erect a house of God NITED BTAT AW YOR JUNE 17, 1968 ee ee ce oan A BO 4 Wend Sieasna. for the poor and despised sons of Africa Ase Bw more Couns afte swrert valve of Mra MoAuly, 121 Bloomfield THoboken. epon w verest if 4. I. STEPHENS AND THE REBEL PposTMASTER tnt the association adjourned sine die, able July 1, Wueated to hand them (OE MALE CHILD, FIVE MONTHS OLD, T0 BB GENERAL. . . Wilh scheduler’ atsny dine previous to that date.” = 08% Riven for adopuon to’ respectable people, Laquire at rs complying bore ‘will have thetr | 120 Second street. Bostrom, June 20, 1865. Board of Aldermen. sous aanmnlated ‘and checks given for thea on ie Tae A soldier, acting as one of the guards of Alexander H. | pag CORPORATION ADVERTISING AND THE FOURTH | Mst- after Sorclock FM. | 4 Bosna 9 Bis Stevens at Fort Warren, informs the Traveller that the OF JULY APPROPRIATION, a OH 1 ewan Oe late Vice President of the confederacy spends much of his time in writing, and has already prepared immense An adjourned meeting of the Board took place at two o'clock yesterday afternoon, Alderman Jones presiding. THE CORPORATION ADVERTISING AND PRINTING, PSSST ee ALL VER BOAT.. HALL iN HAND PLS wat BE ON Awa s eee ae PTION 1 000 VOLUNTEER SOLD! ne FAMILY, Ap'row! BONDS NO. 8, FF pox, MATIAS SANCHEZ, OF SAN JUAN, ARGEN. rolls of manuscript, enough to give a complete history of th bellion. reads hb OF THE OITY OF NEW YO! lie, commu! ith the Minister of sald morning spends i te in scone Sitch "he | 4 Communication was received from Comptroller Bren- Parancx Jour 1.1008. igraiile eaident at Washington, D. C., or call at our ofl does with @ good voice and much ‘and spirit. He | nan in reply to the resolution asking for information wina'r ap te besebe siren inne Mie Volunteer Soldiers’ Fami- ‘street, he will hear important CUES 200 maintains, however, a proud and haughty air, and stands | rejative to the appropriation for corporation advertising 4 payable July 1, with the interest, Une California papers please copy. upon his dignity, manifesting no desire whatever to con- | 14 The in iaeiea! paid on that the verse with any one while taking his daily walks upon printing. Comptroller in reply, states: JF ROBERT BROWN, WHO CAME FROM IRELAND the ramparts, “He, however, does not hesitate to express ‘That beyond the amount authorized to be raised by about one ‘ago, will call in ‘Prides sivest, second doer occasionally bis dislike for Jeff. Davis, and, for that | tax, by the act, chapter 646, laws of 1865, there is no from Witlow iby street, Brooklyn, he will hear of something does Postmaster General Reagan, who is kept | provision for payments for advertising for the Common Pantaga matter, 60 in an adjoining cell. BELEASE OF THE LAST OF THE REBEL PRISONERS SUBJECT TO THE KECENT ORDER OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT. (From the Boston Herald, June 20.) George F. Trescott of Chertomen B.C. Samuel Ster- rett Baltimore, Md., William of do,, Caleb 8. Cou: either in the n pers designated that pith those desi; od by. the Mayor and troller in pursuance of the act, chapter 229, laws of In adjusting the claims for advertising for the Common Council for the current year, the bills of the newspapers desi; that body, as well as those designated the ae Comptroller, have been paid to the full amount of the appropriation, and no further Cyd account to F ROBERT BLACKBURN, OF BUFFALO, WO! call at Sweeny’s Hotel Hs friend—Jobn B. sto. MoUs to see him, 3 ——— NFORMATION WANTED—O) 3 CARR; WHEN I last heard of was in Neren Oy wr Any information, concerning him will be fi ulster, Mar $y MeMullon, ab 60 Hudson avenger ievekiyne, Stone of Alexandria, Va, and J. B. Sabels of Galveston, | can be made on this for expenses FORMATION WAI R, WIFE ‘Toxas, were released from Fort Warren yesterday morn: | either class of papers,”” Te hasten Harmer, PET TET TG Ae ont Le ing, upon taking the oath of ‘and left for New ‘The communication was ordered on file. ‘Also information wanted of Martha Taylor, who liv York last evening. It is expected that this party com- ‘TNE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COMPANY. git: ee {vill be thankfully received by ther, John Taylor, at 90 Greenwich street, pletes the number confined at the fort who are subject to A resolution ordering the Second Avenue Railroad Com- fc te Li dled _ the recent order of the War Department, pany to tear up tracks laid on Forty-third street, be- ‘NFORMATION WANTED—OF. MARY ELVERT. BY. LOCKADE RUNNERS, tween First and Second avenues, and in case of negloct- barnes her brother Jamen; a native of Lester Li i [From the Boston Traveller; June 20. ing to doo then directing the Stroct Commissioner to | Whose proposals are accepted will theroupon be, required to eee ee eee, aerR Oe Teens abeath Peas ‘Twenty-soven persons who were captured 3 blockade | ®xecute the order of the Common Lecanto adopted. | Sefom ihe dret day of July, 1865, the sums ‘awarded 16 them of ee, OF 8a Ma pas Coos Of bis tote Ce ‘THE FOURTH OF JULY APPROPRIA’ A. 4 street, eee ee ee ee anon, Gad Comino Care’ | On motion of Alderman Suaxxox, the resolution pro- Gn presehiing to the Comptroller the receipts of the Cham. | l#Fd, 38 Greenwich street, Barnard’s office, in this city, where P. papers viding for the appropriation of ten thousand dollars for | berlain for suc! dopants the parties will te setts to re- OTICE.-IF THIS SHOULD, MEET THE EYR OF were furnished - the Fourth of July celebration was taken from the table | celve bonds for equal amounts of the par value, cums Robert L. Wallace, formerly of Halifax, Nova 8 The men appeared to have plenty of ‘and wore ia tbe sum of twenty shousend dollars was ‘substituted @ Bach proposal should Paper aes: ho will nd bis brother on board the briganting Chieftain. leterminé iy for the original sum named. @ resolution was then | for Volunteer , ‘Aid Fund Redemption . Ford’s wharf, Brooklyn, who wou! 0 onion © all to <Rlog themselves walle in Bow: | sata over adr the rule, Bonda”” nnd enclosed in a en ‘addressed to the | _Nxw Youx, Juye 21, i SAMUEL WALLACE. ton. They report that the fort has been pretty well cleaned out of prisoners of war, and that the number remain- ing is about thirty, including the rebel generals. The men will leave for New York by the Norwich route this ‘After the transaction of some further business, in- cluding the of certain roller. The right ia resarved to refeot any oral of the bids f cone iterests of MR ETHEW TY BRENNAN, Comptro ARTMENT ©. O.—THERE WILL BE A LETTER FOR YOU ‘of resolutions increasing the salaries (9 We Perr Re icials, the Board adjourned until next Mon- ler, ‘afternoon. Their names and resi ‘are as follows:— | “ay at the usual hour, Cire or Naw York, Dep. ‘or Fixaxcx, Comr- FRIENDS OF DANIEL CORREGAN, WHO W. George W. Bright, Jacksonville, Fla, ; Henry 8. Burrows, mmouize’s Orrice, June 1, 1865. Fane raat Deen ca ek Noord soemnen Blotater, cn Seen Charleston, 8. C.; John te ing C5 Surrogate’s Office. OUPONS—NOS. M10, 20 AND 21 OF BONDS OF THE | fiver, Decem 1864, are requested to write'to Brevet George W. Davis, Beau pe cia parles: | Surrogate Tucker yesterday admitted to probate as a | Cy city and county of San Pranclaeo, due July 1, 1955, and Lieubentnt Colond (A Teh iy gg a H ; . wil i Sr Aa di Nk Reem mekrah a: | Tera, econ ih wenn eo | Cece aw ae it ie 2 eas ‘@; Henry H. Ingraham, scaadaater pend daradhanipaces asians uddaadian RE IS A LETTER FOR MRS, JENNY CLEAVE. 3 1 OMPANY.—THE New Oneans ‘La; Rufus amidon, Galveston, "Texas; | « commission T ASE, gUEEion, siuver 1a comrany-run | ‘Tiina a Pon olen, uation Eb William Jones, New York; Daniel W. 8. " ——— dndrin, Va; Vincent Leonardy, ara Alex: |“ ‘qestimony was taken in the matter of the alleged will | Lake Superior Silver fompany will be held at thelr Laat Now Orleans “Eat ieeac Me Leela, Coldmbus, | of Peter Vredenburgh, late of Jersey City. The deceased, | (Met, No, 24 Pine street, N. Koon Pagaton 7u0g 37 Jee a LOST AND FOUND: Ge a eh Pus te | whe wana mh torr ny ment of chm a ne ee Her cei uct Pashes, dinctaarie Varn eves b: bar | sveremm acne ant times, intent, guspeet. the peaete, NORTH CAROLINA BANK ANTZ No. ¢ Wall sivoot © | Kighty-tourth atrost on the hight of Juno 20, ‘The public are ; i , : e value of the propert Qu . The case : the formation of the same, 1f ltt gell, Thomasvile, Ga; Cornet tonic unin sill on. At ite termination the Surrogates Court will ad- ‘NOvGR.—T0 THR HOLDERS OF Tite BONDS OF Tiite'Tweniy tied precinct station ‘house, will be well re G. Swasey, Winnsboro, 8. 'C.; William Y.' Thompson, | Sours t0 the 10th day of July. Nat UASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND GHORGE, | wartet A ‘coupons due month on the above bonds will be paid on presentation at the Metropolitan Bank inant after the date of this notice. CHARLES H. STEWART, Treasurer. New York, June 20, 1865. ‘OTICK TO BONDHOLDERS.—INTEREST ON BONDS New Orleans, La. ; Benjamin J. Warren, Fort Mills, 8. C. ; Daniel Warthen, Washington, D. C. gag Harts Island. LETTER FROM CAPTIVE CHARLESTONIANS. ]OUND—ON SATURDAY, JUNE 19, $100. APPLY A? 28 Burling lip. |OUND—ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, IN A BROAD- ‘way stage, two Parasols. Apply at 102 Broad street, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS ried. mn Wedns Prisovgr’s Camp, Hasrs Tena: 865, ANDERSON—RANDOLPH. —O1 June 21, at ‘Yuba, California, due July 1, 1865, pay- |OUND—IN THE VICINITY OF THE FIFTH AVENUB tomo “nun Cnae—fra intron | S Ga hoya Mar ol agua | ae ing ar tet untae eka | Qu hate ty ad Sa eta "hater Sy os e Rev, Dr. Hen jontgomery, Mr. Ry F, te, in Uni go} in, on prese! em by proving our friends ta Charleston and vicinity you will oblige me | Y yemeow to Mise Brune ¥- Raxpours, both of thir city. | | loan'Exchange Bank in sald box 101 Herald ofice. by giving this a place in your valuable paper. now in confinement at this post about thirty-three hun- dred prisoners of wi meng whom are several of our city. Benrixy—Woops,—At Pulaski, N.’¥., on Wednesday, | _Marvsvittx, Yuba County, Gal, May, 1868, June 7, by the Rev. James Douglass, WiLuaM H. BentLEY, Esq., to pieces pam ON MONDAY, THE. 19TH INSTANT, A BLACK Loita Tan Terrier Dog, from 206 West Fourteenth street; CE OF THE JERSEY CITY FIRE INSURANCE Charleston boys, vi F. Steinmoyer, John Donahoe, ROLINE B., eldest daughter of Gilbert a. Woods, | ()™ Gum ny, Rei Yontgom Airoet, Jersey Cty, June | cropped ears; answers the name of Jip. Whoever F. Melfi, T. McCarthy, Wm. Ellis, E. Ladervize, Wm. La » all of Pulaski, 19, 1865 Seventeenth semi-annual Mvidend. The Board of | return said dog will be suitably rewarded. pide misiticrenl stipe ego quite oo toh Reft tb oy the Tier Ne ‘Sontt wie Runt aividend ef ve (6) P =o At tree’ of governenent tat, OST—A SMALL, WHITE FACED PET MONKEY. & N. ! lend 0 cent J 4 hospital andianelisakencare sf, tui hace ee: nie pga oo wuss wnaghter of the inte TRoeaa payable on and after Ist of J july next. wai L liberal rewand will be paid for its return to the owners cover. ‘We are very kindly treated by those who are placed over us, ‘@ pass away our time by making rings, fans and other trifies, which we dispose of to the sutlers and visitors from New York. The fans are carved with a penknife out of white pine, and when trimmed with ribbons they are very protty and eagerly purchased by the ladies of New York city as relics, and we are thus ‘J. PAULMIER, Secretary. or by leaving information that to its recovery at. Thirty-fourth street. IN A FOURTH AVENUE STAGE, ON WED b Dagtorm , about 94 A. M., two Black Silk Sun Umbrellas. if the finder will please return toWm. Gale & Son, «af Broadway, will be suitably rewarded. Storm, all of Brooklyn. CLanx—Vonparsuirx.—In this city, on bbesag 4 June 20, at the residence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. Thomas D. Anderson, D. D., pastor of the First Baptist church, Caartes H. Cuarx to Jost, daughter of E. M. Vangel, M. D., all of Now York city. poke etd BANK NOTES WANTED—VIRGINIA, North Carolina, South Carolina George, Alabama an New Orleans. Highest paid by MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall street. plea hectic cane T © MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY, OF- enabled to procure a few delicacies from the sutlers. We vorm.—Jonnsox.—In Orange, N. J., on Tuesday, | [WE ATUANTIO Nlen 8 Now York, Sune 16, 1868. OST_TUESDAY AFTERNOON, NEAR THE JERSEY are re yontaoal os pees of on — arriving for Pode me va epee oh ene e's vores by ng ‘The Board of prasciors of, soi gompany pave this ro L City ferry, Cortlandt aot A aes streets, C oseneneee our jease a e oath a . 'CKEL Saran bey slared a divic twenty-five dollars per sl 5 yal sf randa and about ). 6 finder w! sowing “y \r lance, and ex") youngest daughter of the late J, Titus Johnson, of this | five dollars hare, in oasb, on and after Wednesday, J Soinded by leaving it at the oflce Pee & Waller, 83 Pine ok foobar to view once more the land of me good citizens of the United States. or Ly ad YN) 4 rf tockholders of record at the closing of the oF rea Osowars.—At Perth Axiboy, ‘on Wednteday; thle bok sn, tenty dollars per share to be endorsed | TT ogr_oN MONDAY RVENING, NEAR THE CORNER fally, your obedient servant, a0. x fi omnl- : June 21, by the Rev. James A. Little, General Twos. on Thursday, June 224, | pa, Cemianiants Wallet Pockotkook, containing thirty dok- Camp Chase and Johnson's Island. Gormns chfonin Hocmplis Gents, #0. ise Gansu coos and reopened on Bajurday, JUly Ist, proxi | tars’ and three valuable papers, |The finder will be Uberally RELI prom the Cairo Det a Ogee SOUTH. ‘On Wednesday, Jano 21, at the Trae ORANKLIN ALLEN, Becretary, | Tewarded on returning ee = ‘rom the Cairo Democ: june lethodist SS — FRI .FTERNOON, 18, 0! On ‘Thoretteynaighb. ovde dieu" Randeed rebel prtnon: || eccoa arenes Maenodine plane cheney 07 eee E NATIONAL PARK BANK OF NEW YORK, NEW Jit seaaon ferrybont, of tn findeon ‘avenue, across Navy ers, recently released from Camp Chase and Johnson’s | poth of this city. No cards. x. York, June 18, 1865.—The Board of Directors have } Park to Park avenue, Brooklyn, 2 detyie Gok Bae Ining arcved op the cars Thy are in general good | “ahvany papers please copy. thin dny deciared a semiannual dividend of six per cont | Waich and Chain, Gold Key and Glas Seal attached: Fan health, comfortably clothed, apd express themselves as | jini Fanssons.—On Wednesday, June, 21, st the | and government tax je on and after June Pee a ae aneckina, 261 Hoary sireet, New York, oF iced that the war is over. Yesterday morn- | Church of the Incarnation, by the Rev. Morgan Di The transfer books will be elqed from the 19th to the 80th | 7yOumberiand street, ‘Brooklyn. ing some fifty more arrived. They report that the camps | p. p., Isaac Mis to Euza, daughter of Benjamin ri of June, inclusive. J. L, NORTH, Cashier. Ena a Fae peeone will be tenantless i a SNE son one | Freeborn. ERMILYE & 00. OST, STOLEN AND MISSING SECURITIES. ousand, from Camp Chase, Incinnat! on Wednes- Owzn—MoMarrry.—In Albany, on Tuesday, June ‘20, x ALL STREET, apres 15th and day for the South, and will iy pass here this even- | by the Rev. James Ludiow, séaisted by tho Rev. Mr” Vv BNE CaRe awe WAN AGENTS,” T peppone 0, Janne, om ce about the, ee ot Tra ing. All with wi we conversed 8} with | Brid; Evwarp L. Owsx, of New York, to Awwa, | keep on hand for immediate delivery all ussues of 7.80 | ist of all LOST, STOLEN or MISSING SECURITIES, such praise of the generous treatment they have received at | daughter of James McMartin, Esq., of All TREASURY NOTES of all denominations. as ‘Bonds and Stocks, State, City and County Bonds, peigerongirhed our ae mek ted determined never again | Pavroic—Dzrxw.—On Tuesday morning, Jine 20, at |W, airy and SELL all classes of nt Securities at | Government Bonds, Stocks aiid Notes, de. 0. raise thelr hands against their country. the residence of the bride’s parents, by the Rev. Dr. | mlvtc sates (erred wkd wheat, ‘Thien Wifl bebe ‘peated od ‘arranged te Sibsler Orders from Banks and Bankers executed on fa vorable terms. VERMILYE & 00. orn at Halliday, Mr. Wauam H. Pacupina, of New York, to rence: description ptist Association. daughter of Isaac Depew, Esq., of Peekskill, prey ack Inte enern will be fas a a NEW CHURCHES WANTED BUT THE MONBY NOT . terme ___T*—— ~~ | fished to ull parties ouying or dealing in euch property. FORTHCOMING—A DARK IDBA—JUBILER YEAR OF i Monday, Jone & by twig Bev. WARTRD $10,000 OF, 915,000 Fe ere alta losatio OF ‘im dance of guch ‘pam ~ to the mer THE ASSOCIATION—STATE OF THE COUNTRY, BTC. | HE, HUDDIG Henne ee red, of this city. No Pennspiveck kniple security given forthe advance, ande | ha 3t*stera too different Certitestes of Government Stocks The Hudson River Baptist Association, South, met ees 5 pte ei berge return for outlay guaranteed. Address box 2,960 whieh have bean. cavented at Washington. eae again yesterday in the Twenty-fifth street Baptist church. California papers please copy. : description of securities, po oe BR ‘and Si The meeting was presided over by Rev. Dr. Weston, BURY.—On Tuesday evening, June 5.000. —WANTED, FIVE THOUSAND DO! hat of the loss of LLARS . for one year. Good nal and other se- surity will be'given and wliberal rate of interest. Address James Barton, station A, New York. $10.00 WANTED IMMEDIATELY—O¥ BOND Brooklyn. Srzm—Lovunsi = by Rev. M. F. Ellison, at the residence of Wm. Speir, Jorn ‘A. E, Sper, of Hudson City, N. J., to Bumpers F. Louxa- ae of Jersey City. mira papers please copy. Srzvens—Davis,—On Monday, June 19, by the Rev. T. 8. Drowne, J. Oscar Stavens, of Mount Vernon, West- chester county, to Katr Axma, eldest daughter or P. D. Davis, Esq., of Brooklyn. or county officers w’ we been notified 6 curities, are invited to furnish the lets oy with a fall descr thereof, which be inserted in the list out charge, furnishing the best possible advertisement of The attondance of delegates was again very large, and sh loss. include « Uist of sue ‘The will also the hi and Loe rete the different securities of the New Yorm Btock market, during each week of the preceding month, and the financial statements of the different railroads ag theyare published. Terma $10 per annum, in advances postage fi address Edwin D. Foster, ree. | Please y Py ‘etchum, Son & Co., 40 Exchange place, New York. OST OR 8STOLEN—TWO 7.90 UNITED STATES ayo ‘Nos. 60,161 and 60,164, of $50 each, at Hart’s Island, Ni fork harbor. All L- forbid. id cal On proved real estate in e city of Brooklyn; wort! ible the amount. DAVID D. JONEB, Real Betate "Agent, 21 and 28 Hamilton avenue, CHURCH BXTENSION, ‘The morning session was principally devoted to listen- Died. .—On Tuesday, June 20, Witum only child of John J. and Adelia Braden, and 6 months. TO LOAN—ON BOND AND MORT- $200.000 gage on New York or Brooklyn property, Mowraommny, | 1! to sul 18; also stocks and bonds ‘aged 4 years and sold, cunts Pe GEO. W. BROWN, 9 Liberty street, fc and caut THOMAS B. LAYTON, extension.” Rev. Dr. Bright, editor of the Baptist The relati TO LOAN—IN SUMS TO SUIT, ON | buying the same. A hs ves and friends are respectfully invited to as 6 Gran Willia Chronicle and Examiner, stated that during the last year | attend the funeral, from the residence of ie’ paveiann, oe $300.000 Kom York city BroPRr, ping street 6 Grand street, maburg, L. Z. but fifteen hundred dollars had been received for that | Morton street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. OST OR STOLEN—FROM CORPORAL DAVID Brown, Company K, Sixty-ninth United States Veteram Volunteers, $150 and his discharge. Th part les are request le ~___ §PECIAL NOTICES. be a} ed to return the discharge which will enable him to procure Crocrmn —At Cairo, Egypt, on Friday, February 17, igs AGENCY.—CLAIMS SEARCHED FOR IN Dewey Crocker, son of Ferdinand A. Crocker, aged 22 years. parents, 499 Pearl street. St. Louis papers please copy. Devtscs.—On Wednesday, June 21, Smeox Drvrecs, aged 53 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to Soveral members spoke at considerable length onthe | Funeral services at the residence of his parents, 215 the Bank of Kngland, Court of Chancery, Bo, by HEN- | SoRCiyny Adarete We Ons MP STC, PT OR subject of providing additional church mmodation, | Clinton street, Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at ‘four | RY HAYS. EO Brea 651 by coca 1. ¥., who ig J ONE Oye ahaa accommodation, | Orclock, Relatives and friends are invited to attend. about nertag om Kiana sel isi 60 Barons. OST OR STOLEN—ON SATURDAY, JUNE 17, FROM when an old gentleman who occupied a seat under the .—In this city, on Wednesday, June 21, of OTTOE.—ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO JOHN H. L ‘SM East Twenty-second street, one W: nk, gallery rore and suggested that bofore they provided any | cholera infantum, Caruanive Eure, youngest daughter Blote, iate of 96 and 96 Palion street, are hereby notl- | Trwag’ je wy BS a a new cburches it would be well to find people to fll those | of Michael and Catharine Costello, aged 1 year, 8 months | Ged not to pay any detés cuelo, the tet Walt iosdee + “| lock or mark on it A handsome reward can be oy already built. The frionds and acquaintances of the family are ro- 3 1888, bt Jy prone, Assignee. aeerageune A REMEDY FOR SMALL CONTRIBUTIONS. specifully invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) ane $0, t- mi = ‘TOLEN—ON LAST THURSDAY, A HORSE AND Rev. Dr, Hiscox spoke in relation to the small amount | *frnoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her FPIOR OF THE BROADWAY AND SEVENTH AVE- nue Rafiroad Wagon, Hoensed No. 488. Any person, giving informe itn recovery wil receive $10 reward. Diner OF Fifty fret street and | Hom that will lead to Borenth avenue, New York, Sune 16,1865." cee JACOB BALLENBACHER, 7 avenue Q._ ‘At an election for Directora and Inspectors of Election of this company, held on the 15th instant, the following gentle- mien were chsen for the ensuing year:— Di ;NBACHER, ITRAYED AWAY FROM 120 CHATHAM STREET, O8 the 16th of June, 1865, a Russian Bloodhound. L one returning him to the above place will be suitably: year, and said the lists of incomes should be examined at the Internal Revenue offices, and wherever a wealthy brother were found he should be immediately called upon to contribute liberally. attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at nine TAME PHY, ORJECTRD cA BEING CALLED “pUSKY.’? o'clock, from his late residence, No. 125 3¢ Forsyth street. FRaN die a PALMER, jesse A SEESHALE, Mr, Tarior, of Williamsburg, that somethin, Datey.—On Tuesday, June 20, Jonx Dausy, a native of | JACOB SHARE. CHARLES CURTISS, REWARDS. should be done for the colored people of his ciatret the parieh of St. Johns, county Roscommon, Ireland, ee paren 3 Ste yy, poser to a oe @ fine = = e 2 — Trern. dalll Sehinsisiot sie family, and those of Gronde LAW. JOHN ©. pep iN. $2 Pil | acy tg dap due 18 for wha jo something sky” people ‘district relat onde ’ Williamsburg. . bia brother Michael, are ly, jmviled to attend ReMi warns Stree Hl bo pala Gu restoring It to ee owner, A colored Tose in some and a funeral, from East Fourteenth | THOM, A REMAN, BBENESER BEA! ESTON. .—DOG LOST, ON TUESDAY NIGHT, strong protest the term “dusky” applied | street, this (thw ) afternoon, at one o'clock. TIMOTHY TOWNSEND, $5 Eee ee totora tne nameot Moves, Ang either to himself or any other colored person, Doros.—At Bethlo Pa., June 15, Lovias, wife of , bts consequent meeting of the Board the fellowing Gon: Person returuing him to No, 36 White street will receive ince caneng the catches in the Sosakiete vt Ga ott wa Incr saeantel were teborred tu Grvomeeod Cotaatory, ior FO RR ou wes a For Treanurer—PRANCIS A. P, R. adopted. 4 Hixounsor.—at ‘Throgg'a Nock, Westchestor county, | For Secreiaty—JOHN C. ANDBRGON. $5 METARD.< 108% ON JURSDAT, JUNE. 32, BE MEMORIAL CHURCH. ‘Tuappevs, son of James and Ann Henderson. JOHN C, ANDERSON, Secretary. Fetarning the same to Charies Seeder, Grasawiee Caress, ‘The following resolution was then adopted, andex- | The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully UNT UA in the lager beer saloon will receive the reward. plains iteelf:— invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his TD s28—NO. $40 on 8Q' RE. ved, That the Evangelizing Committes take mea- } parents, this (Thuraday) afternoon, at two o'clock. zation on Thursday. Sune a” A presentation will be made $5 REWARD LOST, A SOLDIER'S DISCHARGE sures, in this the jubilee year of our association, to pro- Burn. —At Ale: ria, Va., FRawcs @ Dative | tone of the past officers. ‘WM. McMUNN, M. of Michael Martii ne 12, 1666, while retare- vide for the First Baptist German church a suitable house | of county Clare, Ireland, aged 25 years, a member of the ing he cars coming from of iP in @ suitable location, and that said house of | Sixty-ninth New York Volunteers. PECIAL NOTICE.—PILGRIM LODGE, sa loeee acme the One Gee piss OM) Svante Sent the funeral of our late Brower. Henry ‘The above reward will Se ion. . ds*adjournment took place at noon, when the dole. | _ Lavexina.On Wednosday, Juno 21, of convalstons, | thie day (fuuredayy Bowery, proeel aa eueanine oto) aes musiarininrnatigascs cicae > et Tisone ontit tare. roemeaaian He Aah eee eee edema.” By orders’ | a. BLUME, COTCH TERRIE: Relatives and friends of the family are in- | Jas. Counrxny, R. 6. ‘i See eer, not cOn tad asawerd Ws tae AFTERNOON SESSION. vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her dmother, E. J. Ely, No. 71 Bank street, this (Thurs- afternoon, at two o'clock. —On Wednesday, June 21, James a native of the parish of Arnma, county Clare, The funeral will take place ie hare) afternoon, — Sune 3, Members are roauened the Country presented the following resolutions :— 1. We most devoutly return thanks to Almighty God that, by his blessing on our national arms, the most causeless and iniquitous rebellion in history has been Oren! ee 406. B. Loos, Secretary. su the constitutional integrity and unity of the | % two o'clock, from the his son, John Man- - confi 40 Wi street. LOAN OFFICES. tatha had besa med, the liberation of an ostre- a ae i rontnecte on Tuesday, June 20, ARR RPO ARA RA ~ TUESDAY NIGHT. JUNE N.Y. Many Awa, daughter of Lieutenant 4 months. weaton. AT BRBROAD' 4. Small, aged 2 years and ‘The friends and relatives of the family are invited to Ww, ROOM coruln ot ou eavnere_ oul has bons opened oP DULNGERE WATE, PRECIOUS STONES, 40 danity. PAYS THE UTMOST VALUE FOR DIAMOND JEWELRY wet ee tne above 2 We are painfully stricken and humbled under the | sttend tho funeral, from the residence of her paronts, : WATCHES, SEWELS. a0., 2 at wate 1 eedee os perm! of God whieh has so mysteriously | this (Thursday) a sone o'clock. a. ON POR SALE, royce suffered the bullet of an assassin to rob us of our | Scusvax.—On Wednosday, June 21, Many Souuvan, & Brice HOURS nm nO a Pat beloved ‘at atime when the shouts of victory | & native of Killarney, county Kerry, Ireland, im the 34th J GER, 212 Broadway, Room 18, wore leaping from a ralcng people, nd the hepesot the TS ear wv eety'e ay ‘ Corner of Fulton etvect, up stairs, ABD. on STOLEN, gulded'us through four years of active and attend the funeral, this (Thureday) afternoon, at halfpest | 4 ® T—MONEY LIBERALLY ADVANCED. ON DIA. ie poLeaRe war, and whe May sino ; the threshold of a po on the bone of her mother, No. 18 fechee ar fi uh BYE one a i should jn national fication. street, from thence 7 YI 3. While we pha Vanpanvoorr.—At Troy, N. Y., on Wednesday, June | BROKERS’ TICREEY | BOCOME OR rect ap suis twa forbes a Jotsar nnd spieit of the Bible=we resog, See ee B, and Leti- ‘negoUating these Bond, ol w that 108 con’ ‘andervoort. traitor cor ma will not ermit 8 and natin funeral in Thursday night’s and Friday Wy MADE ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEW. sate sconal Boe 2 held authors J. x's oxi mH AN. rebellion, arson, omaseination ‘and crue! starvation from Wissen Tuesday Ly Coane ee ste 111 Grand street, two doors ‘rast of breakete. = acta amas nn SAO | i ann, nar, ner ate ernen | AT ST aa ith PAOADMAE CORNER, OP | ——cta rreag Rouen GF AR ES we it as @ fitting and it Services at the ent, near avenue, ‘ON. JAMES H. nate ot Sr eves | re nan), hag ot et ov | Seed” ee rw w Su Mn S| EY Deer Poe oc j . ° Peed A CO La ey and, political jalvmcorni. | _ Wooomoows.fuddenly, on Sunday, June 11, at John. | AT 6 NASSAU STREET, ROOM NO. 2—A HONTGMAN | fn how to cnoronen sith, JOURNAL. 20 tion of the ty and bravery of men who | Sonville, Tenn., Jans 8. Woonuovse, Jr., eldest son of =. | ee detest, peed renee ene tl he Gren threw off the rags of the plantation for the blue clothes | James Woodhouse, of Williamsburg. eiicwaden makes advances ae Sehisommen tapout wana Geen ragbshare: of —— — FIER SEVEN O'OLOOK IN THR MORNING TILL vn war has thrown up into a new the time bas Lan wet nn nena sosannnan | Seltben Metre, sane pins in ‘nd erergnd valugy at URNITURE, ae ‘at Ne CARE now come when the glorious s, of American LADY, A STRANGER IN THIS CITY AND PLACED Pi SOLOMON'S 480 Broad linaee oe enon —~ Ly a4 citizenship, with equality before the law and legal en, inn very embarrassing ta desirous of m way. 268 Bowergy. Goods warranted, dormant of the elective ‘ranchias, sheald be. eXte voice, | ‘peeivetrom ner security, end foaa fer's nimor money gum | ])'AMONDS WANTED.—We GUARANTEE TO PAY ite CUpRANTan 50 Fay | on trymen, any . f ‘atches, Jewelry, spplasin) Glent'to qpable ber to Shange her position. Address Mrs. | 44, Mwnbrokers’ ‘oketa for the above.” Kememosr CIGARS AND TOBACCO. 1d Wa iBvok, the essing of Almighty God om Prost, Ts ; William street, near Cedar, rooms 7 and 8 "Advances made. WAVAN. FROM 75 CEKTS TO 61 FRR lent Johnson, may rule in rightoousness, befrien MAN WHO IS INTERESTED IN A MANUFACTUR- | ] OUIS ANRIGH, 739 BROADWAY (NEW YORK er piece: the poor and property dispense, sustice ond A. Ing company tn, New England, Incorporated lnst No- Lo thle Amit gre, as usual th cont over gos it : Ciperten mercy, be ready to accept the adjustments of Divine Pro- 6 company Diamonds, Gold and silver, jor te Pree a dt MaiQeH DE BANTOS", idence, and lead the nation frow ite baptigm of blood | Soancier* to negottase tne tae mee am nes | an fy tate kad test aia a the bonds.’ Address, stating where to be seen, New England, box 182 [Herald office. Quamax BANK DIVIDEND.—A SEMI-ANNUAL DI- dend of seven per cent, free of government tax, will be Ee to the stockholders on and after the 30th inst,—the trane- fer books to remain closed from the 26th to the 90th inst. in- bas mer ch case beri SCHREINER, Cashier. New Yon, June 7, 1805, |” my “ bes = jure of @ Ly ag and nobler life, ented ‘i ir. objected to the adoption of the resolu- tion and was in favor of banishing Jeff. Davis, who, had no doubt, would be shunned by all good men throughout the world. ‘The resolutions were unanimously adopted as read. A resolution was also adopted directing the Corres- ponding Secretary to forward by od of the resolutions to President Johnson and also to Hon. Wm. H. Seward. DONATION TO A COLORED CHURCH, The following resolution was offered and referred to the Committee on Church Extension :— Resolved, As ® further memorial of God's goodness to us as & naviem, We signalize the overthrow of slavery in COAL, WOOD, &C. X CHALDRON POR COKE, DELIVERED IM- Ges $5, hela AREY, the coke offices, at the avenue A. pa ner Koha ec on ha OU e4 TICKETS BOUGHT IAMONDS, AW aichen owl Bilver Ware, Asal Tratrumenis ing, #0. Also advances made on above, at , near Grand street, up stairs. 8. F. SHERWOOD. THE LECTURE SEASON. A pee $50,000 "tran Watt tar hao Rocpvennirgcatenr bryos dn Sarsudrc YORK, JUNE HEMIOAL BANK, NEW Myths Fifty-fourth dividend. The President anne P this bank have this day declared the usual qt dend of six per cent and the government tas, page le to stockholders on and after the Int day of vires order of the Boara, @. @. Wi Onshier.