The New York Herald Newspaper, June 29, 1865, Page 2

2 —_—_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wapxusvar, June 28—6 P. M ‘The stock market showed increased animation this ‘morning, the chief activity being in Northwestern. Erie closea 4 higher than at the second board yesterday, Reading %, [ilinois Central 2, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3. New York Contral was unchanged. Hudson River was lower, Michigan Southern 3, Northwestern %, Rock Island 4, Fort Wayne 34. Government securities ‘were frm under the European advices. Coupon five- twenties advanced % @ 34, Aftor the call the market weakened, and at the open oard at one o'clock quotations were 34 a 14¢ per cent lower, At the second board there was a partial re- covery, but as compared with the closing prices at the first board Erie was % lower, Hudson River %, Reading %, Michigan Southern 2%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 134, Ulinois Central 13, Northe western %, Rock Island %{, Fort Wayne %, Quicksilver 1%. Government securities were heavy. Coupon five- twenties declined 3. One year certificates of the new fague sold at 98%. At the open board at half-past ‘three. the market was without spirit. New York Central sold at 03:4, Erie 70, Reading (8.3) 9874, Cleveland and Pittsburg 67%, Michigan Southern 61%, Rock Island 100, Ohio and Mississtpp! certificates (s.3) 24%¢. Later, on the street, the market was steady, with o tendency towards improvement. Gold has been depressed under the constant hammer- ‘tng of tho bears, who constitute all but @ small minority of the operators in the market, assisted by the further advance of five-twenties abroad. Cash gold, however, cen- tinues very scarce, and the borrowing rate is firm at % por cent a day, and in some instances 94 has been paid. The opening price. was 141%, from which it gradually sunk to 139%, then recovered to 140%, and at twenty minutes past five P. M. was selling at 189%. The ship- ments of specie by the European steamers aggregated $70,250, of which the Scolia took $31,350 and the Ba- varia $38,900, The extreme scarcity of gold and the consequent high rate of interest which it commands are the natural result of an enormous ‘short’? interest with a supply of about five millions to make the deliveries with. If the bears had to buy in at once all the gold necessary to cover their contracts the price would rise to a point nearer 200 than 150 during the process. Some of them are only ‘waiting for the disbursement of the July interest in order to take in their shorts, which they hope to do without advancing the market so much as ‘f they covered under present circumstances, But the disbursement of the in- terost in question will not add greatly to the supply on the market; for it will be paid out gradually, and reab- sorbed for customs dutios almost as rapidly, the demand for the latt@raveraging about two huudred and fifty thou- sand dollars a day. Moreover, a portion of it is duc to foreign Loudholders. The foreign exchange market has been stagnant and Dankors’ sterling at sixty days is quotod at 10044 a 110. This weakness is, however, liiely to prove but tympo- rary; and, in view of our imports being in.currency value about four timesas much as our exports, the present condition of the market is somewhat anomalous, and can only be accounted for on the theory that larger exports of Southern produce are calculated upon than can be made. Mercantile bills are quoted at 108% a 1033. Money remains abundant at 4 a 5 per cent on call, with buta limited demand. ‘The discount line ia un- ebanged, at 6 a 9 per cent. The revelations made at the Jefferson Market Police Court with regard to the United Service Petro- leum Company tostify to the unreliable foundation upon which some at least of the nu:nerous similar com- panics before the public are bused. Bul, notwithstanding, it has been considered perfectly legitimate for any set of adventurers who wished to defraud the public by ob- taining subscriptions to worthiess petroleum companies to do so. Bank proaidents and others equaily promi- nent im the community have freely lont their names to gach undertakings, and innocent but avaricious and gul- Lible subscribers have been victitaized accordingly, ‘The petroleum brokers and others who have placed these stocks upon the market have much to answer for, both legally and morality, apd if they aro not prosecuted, criminally or civilly, it will be owing to the apathy or lenience of those upoa whom they have knowingly or unknowingly imposed. Commercial mo: Tality we, however, regret to suy is of such @ character that, in the case of petroleum ab least, it sanctions what aro virtually swindles, A man, or a company of men, formally and deliberately asserts that a tract of land has cost him a much largor amount than it really has upon what he considers business principles. In roality, how- ever, it iss false pretence, und he is lisbie and eaxht to bo punished accordingly. But no potroleum speculator Dr broker would endorse this view of the case, because Disroprecentation is habimal, and truth is resorted & only when it ie m accordance with the interents those who happon to speak it. ‘ihis United Sorvice Yompany is but # pattern of many others which are equally liable to exposure, and the sooner they are exposed the better. Meanwhile investors in petroleum stocks will do well to profit by the warning referred to, Is appenrs thus far to have bern mare a quarrel among the directory than anything eise, Lut it has been a very serions ono; and although there ta @ proverb which says “whon rogues fall out honest mon got their due," it is Dy no means certain that thoy will do so in this ease, although highly respectable names are Inctuded in the management, That namos are no guarantoo tor excel- Ionee, however, we have lad abundanc proof. The exports from this port, exclusive of specie, for the week ending Juno 26, were valued at oaly $2,023,471, as the following comparison will show:— Sino» January 1... $91,792,576 87 52% ‘Tho imports for the week and the curresponding weeks fin 1963 and 1864 were:— pd ay prea: handise Total for tho week. $1, 7 Proviously reported.. 86,3 276 138-804, 160 Since January 1.. 887, 503, 107 124, 909,0 43 The Bank of the Commonwealth and the Mercautile Bank of Orange, N. J., have declared semi-annual divi. dends of tive per cent. ‘The coupons of the Providence, Pawtucket and Centrat Fails Railroad Company due July 1 will+be paid by Howes & Macy, No. 30 Wall street, A moocting was held at St. Louis on Thursday last to consider the subject of completing the projected ratiroad from St Paul in Minnesota to thas city. Resointions were adopted iu favor of the speedy cunstruction of tie line, and for the continuatien of such ruads as would be neves- sary to perfect commercial Intercourse between St. Louis and the diferent parts of the State of Lowa. The railroad companies, after abstaining from furnish Ing regular reports of their oarnings #0 long an sulied thelr interest, now furnish them as if there Lad been no interruption of the returna. The suspeusion of unfa- ‘vorable and the publication of favornble reports, it re- mains to be known to these companies, is @ fraud upon the public, and as such is to be discouraged. If the railroad companion desire to be honest towards their stockholders they will see the necessity of giving regu Tar, and not irregular returns. The Great Westorn Railway of Canada reports ite earn- ings for the week saigpveral Jans 23., $7 1, The fourth annual report of the Marotta ati Railroed Company makes the following oxhibit of business for \ast year :— RXPENDITC RES Flstions—ronis and repairs, rao expenses... Tolegraph expensed, General charges, Portsmouth branch...,.. 18ST 02 Balance tw profit and loss.. 427,405 14 The business at the Sub-Troasury today was ‘s fol. lows oipta for custom al reve $285,000 2,481,706 to governinent loan, gener ne The following is the statement of the condition of the banks of Boston for the past week :— Capilal stock..... $2,100,000 Loans and discoun! 597, Due from other banks. 422. ‘The Boston Traveller of the 27th remarks:— gunn maior dacaeatins entoted set, NORE ealeew 3 to run, at six and seven per cent. They are else Sens 8 stocks at five and six per cent, principally on ale The demand for mone: a limited, and and less than the supply. In the street are more lenders than borrowers, an large sums of oe, rency are remaining idle, Very few inquiries ure made for loans on second class stocks, and only the beat « notes can be sold at low rates of interest, as holders prefer to keep their unemployed funds where they will be secure loss. The general apathy in stocks shows no in- ions of im! alteration. ‘The Chicago Tritune of the 26th says:— The money market Rnaadingn.e and there is more effort than to borrow. ‘The Tequirementa of the ia pad git theta ey mere Ing com; ju! ces ja for sccommodations ef the Various a There is, however, 20 en io the rate pyr nng A gt n the sti the brokers are doing vi Bde) per month for second and thi paper. loans are easy ite fated eee ime. Eastern exc! ier ‘sopmly, and the market is quiet but tirm.~ was less active, and the bankers re geal had had fone to supply their steady at 1. tr Re ead al eee Sram nln Round lots were railepiva pc dincwt other, at 60 a 60 pre- sain fecjea puccsbey Mery ag yn ending June 14 is pie ipl gi Gold coin and bullion ...... 15,001,280 Total.......,£20,741,280 — Total........ £29, 741,280 DEPARTMENT. ment #6- curitios..... 210, 025 Other securities 19, eon oe 198 Notes, Public deposita, ‘Other deposits.. 12,396,361 Gold and silver Seven day and COM.......- 954,389 461,711 « £89,962,936 Total. 239,902,930 —The preceding accounts, compared with ‘those of the preceding week, exhibit :— A decrease of circulation of... A decrease of other securities of An increase of bullion af. An increase of rest of. Au increase of reserve of. Tho London Economist of June 7 remarks on the London money market:— The bank minimum rate was reduced yesterday from three and a half to three per cent. The amount of mer- cantile paper afloat is small; but, as usual, there has been more activity in the demand for monoy in the open market at threo per cont, and a larger share of business has been.carried to the bank. There is a diminution in the supply, partly owing to the withdrawals by country bankers in connection with the anticipated axpenses of the coming election. Beyond theso circumstances there is no indication that the slighty increased genera! acti- vity of the present time will be sustained. On the con- trary, while the produce market continues dull and #0 long as the advices from india refer only to a state of commercial affairs as unsettled as that pow described, little probability appears that. trade operations will be en- tered into on an extended scale. Money is now quoted at three per cent in the two chief capitals of Europe, and it is remarkable as evidence of the altered direction of the bullion current that the reductions in the rate.of discount have been in London more rapid than in Paris, ‘The Bank of France returns for the wock ending June 15 give the following return as compared with that last issued :— BINs discounted, Advances, London advices of June 18 report 90%, 4 9056, Illinois Central 82%, Erie shares 52a 53, United States 5-20's 6934 a 69%. Lnternal revenue officers for Virginia, Louisiana, Als- bama and Georgia have been appointed. It will, never- theleas, be some months before the revenue system can be established in those States. The earnings of the Marietta and Cincinnat! Railroad Company for the third week of June wore:— Bt Bt Uncrense.......ceeeesecescecececenseeeseces SIS ML Stock Exchange. Wepnrspay, June 28—10:30 A. M. $500 U 36's "81 cou 110% 160 sha N Y Cen RR. 93% 70000 US 880 9334 60000 90000 100000 dO... 00405 BK 9000 US5'10-40reg 97 ho la dp ace a7 300 Hud River RR.. 1083, 200 do... 2d 6 1068; 100 Reading RR. .«10 9534 200 do. 9535 20000 97 1000 Uss'etacouend 90 90% 11000 Tr n 7-80, 2d s. 8000 3008 Missouri ’ 2000 Moo's, PRRies. 743, 6000 Brie 3d mort... 1009 Erie 4tu mort. 1000 ChidNW Ist m 000 Tol& Wablm ex 6000 TulkWab 2d m 75 4000 AILTH2dmpf. 80 H000Pitts, FW&Ch3d 87 6000 Ch &Altonim. 98 6000 h, BursQs's,i 110 2000 BrookyinPurkl 653% 10000 Am gold. 24 shs Am Ex 100 Canton Company 100 2000 Mariposa Mg Co. 135% 600 Atlantic M S8Co. 162 100. dod eall.b30 153 60 Cumb Coal pref. WE Wi ceki do. 6655 20 Cle, Col * ‘CinRR 120 100 Chic oa <i * RR.. Bes 88g fhicksilverMgCo 62% S88535 100; 100 P, Ft WaGhioiit 96 BECOND BOARD. Hawr-rast Two o'Cioce P. % }-20,cou 108% 20,6.n1 108% cou 9735 6000 Tr nta,7 3-10.88 200 a 100 Michiga 100 Ili Cent RR. 600 Cleve & Pitts RR 100 Chie & NW RR., 250 Chie & N W prof. do. . . 13% 100 Qvicksilver MCo 51K 100 Atlantic MallSSCo 152% 300 Chic&Rk Isid RR 200 Erie RR........ 76% 100 Pius, FtW&CUbRR CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wrpvxapay, June 28—6 P. M. Avnes.—Receipts, 13 packages. The market was dull and heavy. “Breapsrvrrs.—Receipte—12,940 bbis. flour, 340 do. ‘and 665 bags corn meal, 102,230 bushels wheat, 80,996 do. corn, 29,971 do. cate. The flour market doclined about 5c. a 10c., with a fair export inquiry. The sal-s were 16,000 bbla., the market closing heavily at our quo- tatious, Canada flour was from 5c. # 100. lower, with sales of 600 bbis. Rye flour was dull and heavy. South. ern flour was in gobd demand; but prices declined 6c. a 10e., with gales of 500 bbls. Corn meal was in moderate demand. We note sales of 875 bbla, We quote:— Superfine State ai $5 35 690 a 600 fon 616 45a 665 6 70a 79 8 00a 12 00 6 80a 7 60 7 S60 11 75 5 85a 610 Good to choice and » 61a 790 Rye flour (superiine) 50a 625 Corn meal, Jerse; 42a 475 Corn meal, Bi 6108 520 Corn meal, Brady wine, puncheons. . 26 00a 29 00 —The wheat market was 1c, a 5c, lower, Tho receipts continued fair, with sales of 60,000 bushels, at $1 65 for red Western, $1 60 for amber Michigan, $1 33 o $1 86 for Milwaukeo club, and $130 a $136 for Chicago ring. Barley bs niet, Malt was somewhat firmer. fo note sales of 1 bushels at $1 608 $1 66. The corn market was 16, 4 2c. lower, with some considerable inquiry for export, with enles of 75,000 bushels nt 740. a ‘78. for unsou' a on for sound mixed Western, closing at 8lc. a 83c, for export. Onts were more ac- tive, and advanced 1c. @ 2c., with sales at 770, a 78. for Western. Corron.—The market continued to Cons bouyant, with sales of about 4,000 bales, We quote 5 Mabie woar, Orathury, oe BB Ef Middling 7 “6 a a Good middling rr rr) 6 Corran was dull and heavy. Gosxwy Bace,—Tho market was quiet but firm. Goswy Crom was quiet and active, with sales of about 000 bales at 10}g0. a 20c., gold closing steady at the out- tide price, Woot continued dail, bat very firm. Hors wore dull but ‘steady, with sales of about 100 bales at 100. a 900, at $1 eee! ‘and $1 06 Tron was dull and heavy. Lxap was quiet. We note sales of 80 tons foreign at 8X%c., and nbout 300 piga Galena at 100, Paints were dull and heavy. enon was ong heen ‘salesof 75 hhds. Porto Rico and 45 bi juscovado at 66:. a 58c, g Le tie oe kinds wae aap“ 4 'e pepper at 0. ; 140. bage Pimento at 4340. in bond, had 30 cases No. 1 nutmegs at $1 184 a $1 20. 8 on nar nay sermer fang 5 for Porto Rico. of 80,000 pounds at active and firm. We note sales of sbout 1,000 bia” Westorn at $2 02a $2 08. SOUTH AMERICA. News from Buenos Ayres—Progress of the ‘War—Efficiency of the Paragusyan triotism of the People—Ef- fect of the Crushing of the Jeff. Davis Rebellion, dc. OUB BUENOS AYRES CORRESPONDENCE. Busnos Ayvnas, May 13, 1865. ‘The departure of an extra mail enables me to send you two days later news. In the interior sections or the country this year has been a most profitable one. For the last twenty years tho herdsmen of the pampas have not had such a prosperous season. We have had just enough of rain, frost and drought to secure abundant pasturage, and storms have been almost unknown. The wool bids fair to be clean, the fleeces heavy and prices good. All domestic animals are plentiful and in good condition. After a peace of five years’ duration we are now in- volved in war inthe zenith of our happiness and pros- perity. North America and Europe will doubtless say, “Poor South Americaf ‘Twas ever thus. Those pampas are fertilized by blood!” But lot not the world Judge hastily, A war with Paraguay has been forced on the Confederation. When a rebellion was rending Uru- y; when powerful Brazil was aiding the arch rebel lores; when Paraguay invaded Brazil, we were neutral. Premdent Mitré, the wisest, best and most popular chief magistrate in South Amorica, kept bis country out of all pasangling alliances. At length Paraguay chose to re- federation and Brazil in secret alliance, aud invaded the Argentine province of Corrientes, without notice of any kind, capturing three armed vessels aftor quictly saluting them, and proceeded to organize Cor- rientes as a Paraguayan province. To-day ten thousand armed Paraguayune hold the capital and a few adjoining leagues, It is said that P ‘uay has sixty thousand men under arms and ready for the field, and that in an emergency fifty thousand more could pe furnished. For twenty years Paraguayan army has not met a national foe nor suppressed a rebellion, and the mene ae untried; but all this timo the President has em- ployed ects, on engineers, smiths, surgeons, founders tacticians of ‘the best. abil ities, educated in the best armies of Europe. The singularly exclusive law forbid- ding specie to be taken out of the country must leave tree quantities of gold and silver. The fact that every —_ is a soldier, and every Teearal aly; ee & member serving a8 ‘an oflicer, binds both patricians and plebeians in a mili- tary spirit. The common soldiers receive no pay. They can live on an orange and acup of native tea (yerba), and fora luxury a picce of roasted beef. Consequently the commissary department is not a er tax upon the people. The soldier will pluck his orange from the forest growth, prepare his tea over a fire of weeds, and a drove of stolen cattle will furnish his roast beef ata very low rate fora longtime, The fortifications on the river are said to mount a formidable number of cannon gathered together during # long term of peace. The fortress of Humatal is situated at the junction of the Paraguay and Parana rivers. What its garrison of ten thousand men will do with guns which they havo never known to do anything oxcept to explode whenever fired for practice T cannot say, When Commiodore Shubrick commanded the f\ egainst Paraguay in 1850, he intended to take by by shelling tt from over an angle of the river, arbors is be out of the range of the guns of the and this may be done now. ¢ Paraguayan infantry and cavalry aro not believed to be formidable. They carry respectively light short muskets and long lances. Their fleet is not to be com- pared with even the commonest gunboats of Brazil. ‘To »ppose these forces the Argentine “a mpeg and Uruguay—entered into a triple alliance on May 3. The treaty was drawn .in tho presence of the Brazilian Admiral and Ministor, the Provis onal Governor of Uru- my, General Flores, and the Argentine Cabinet. Gen. pe re was also present, He has long lige the political military opponent of President Mitre, but so heartily does he join in this national contest that several private propositions to him to aid the enemy were sent by him, unopened, to the President, The alliance is in good faith and has been formally ratified. Each party is proceeding vigorously to execute its part of tho contract, A most sweeping enrolment is pom up the ranks of the National Guard, Stores, am- munition, and all appliances of war arc being transported to the province of Corrientes, where it is hoped the con- test will begin and end. Paraguay is so completely Isolated that a small floct will be able to completely shackle her commerce. The theatre of war may be r moved to the flelds of the ageres- sor, and a long, oxhausting.and relentless struggle ney ra heavy retribution for this wauton breach of the Many believe that this war will prove of great good to ail tho countries allied. This is their first national war for many long years, and it may nationalize and unite them and do away with sectional prejudices. ‘There is little news except of a warlike character. Aside from local preparations the great topic is the war in the United states. Never were so many intorested in {tas now, Mérchants are alarmed regarding the changes its close may bring about; copperheads aro revising their platform; Union generalsbip is applacded in unwonted quartera, and pst facum prophets are adjusting the! redictions to the results. ome who declared that th nited States navy had no vessel that could take the Alivama now have fenrs for theeafety of more formidable vessels. Reports of the probability of a war between the United States and Great Britain get into print with the news of each mail. A letter received from Parana river gives @ concise ac- count of tho hostile operations now going on in that sec- tion. bet g a triple alliance has been formed against that republic by Brazil, Uriguay and the Argentine Con- federation, Paraguay, it seems, is likely to prove a very formidable opponent. It is said that President Lopez has for years been increasing his military power; that he has at Command, at the lowest vatimate, sixty thousand men, twenty-one ‘war steamers, three brixs-of- war, several — boats mounting eighty pounder Armstrongs, and three hundred to five hendred field picces, His chief of tillery, officer is a Hungarian, General Guyon, who has seen service in Europe, the medical department of the army is superintend byan English aurgeon, named Stewart,and about thirty Englishmen aro «mployed in the arsenal of Asuncion. Paraguay, it seems, is not likely to be invaded by tho river of the samo name that rans through it, as the river is staked in the Chinese fashion, an in defended by the fort of Humaita, which is said to great strongth. It is believed that the war will be a vey, Ronnies one. Coal is becoming dear and scarce, and the government steamors must have large supplies at any cost. The ee sg hate steamer Suwanee coaled at gh od last week, paying sixteen dollars in gold por ton. proceeded, Vie the Straits, to California. Anew process for preserving beef has been brought out here, It consists of injecting brine into the vessels Py formorty ald the biood, and the animal ia preserved most entire. ® invention will ly ex, as hundreds o ‘others have done, rae nA As in the beginning of our own war, rich men here are giving large sume to the government, Tho product of tho San Jnan mines ts beyond all pre- cedent. Copper also is being extracted in abundance at sent Work on all the public improvements of this country is suspended, except on railroad wanlaaain which bring ther capital ‘and most of their workmen from Congress is im session in this city, and aiso the in- cial Legislature. Both these bodies are entirely harmo- — on they are chiefly occupied with war measures. ive sickness in the city \ cee aD ago kt. 4 subsided. ‘The weather i ~ MARRIAGES AND DEATHS Married. Cantive—McMvtiey.—At Schenectady, at Pt, dence of the bride's father, on Thuraday, J ‘June Rev. Dr. Backus, Joun Caderixe, of New York, ve! ony Senge i of Hon. Andrew McMullen. Antae— Manin, —On Tuesday, June 97, by the Annet afoan & Lieutonan R U.8.N., Rosa, daughter of Patrick Martin, Esq., all of this city. Let—Bacox.—On Wertnesday, ‘yung dit by Fag Mr. Natnay T. Lae to hssauden 6. this oft; LovEe.-Vauxwrim —On Wednesday, June 28, at the Dm keen the ey, bg “Banas, corner x ov" he Rev, Dr, Adams, 'Wiuiam D, Tarn to Buse Lean Vitocerivn, il of tai thy. BE Paver—Puxpy.—At Happy La Westel heater, on Monday, day 26, at the residence of the bride's nels, by the Mr, Jowett, Witssam Pi of he Ne! to Lver Dammiro, daughter of Hiram Burlington, Towa. eee remmy. 08 Wednesday, June 28, the may og of Trinity church, Janne Stow aya to MARY Fonsnay, all of this city. On Wednesday, June 28, at the reat- dence of the bride’s father, by the Rev. a E. 7 en- brodt, D.D,, Aumx. M. 0. Saurn to ANNE of thie city, No cards, Waronrm™—Basy.—In Washington, D. C,, on Tuesday, June 6, by the Rev. W. Keeli Lieutenant Guerave Sowonen V, Watpuim to Mise Marius Apgiaipe BANy. No canis. mee ag Wrisuxsox— pers please copy. Qeat.—Iu Brooklya, on Sunday, June EW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 29, 1866. Bunnos.—At Ne June 24, Leia, wife of Canrsyrer.—On el el June 27, Su-ax, wife of ptr Carpenter and youngest daughter aged ‘The funeral will take fj voy? soe 67 Merrie a, ‘The friends and acquaintances, and of her sons Joba, Michael and also those of her son-in-law, ‘Wm. Hart, are invited to the funeral, from her Fuisex.—On June ganic relict of Jacob Fulmer, in Mie bath york of or age, Bergon, N. J., on Tues- Faaxxux Gros, 68 yours. e relatives and friends of the family, and those of his brother-in-law, John D. Orser, ex--horiff of New York or, are invited to attend pany “funeral this day) afternoon, at two o'clock, from late dence. Carriages will be in waline at oN ‘ony ferry at one, bi ore at halt- .—On pane I June 28, Rey. J. B. Hacany, D. D., pastor of the Thirtieth street ‘Methodist Episcopal church, in this city, aged 67 coming Notice of funeral hereafter. Huit.—Op Tuesday, June. 27, of cholera infantum, Ciarance Hutt, only son of Jesse P. and the late Catha- rine KE. Hull, aged 2 years, 2 months and ten days. The relatives and aintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this day nurs- day) from the residence of his father-in-law, Will! N. , Exq., Piscataway, KiNG.—At hor residence, ‘85 Wet Twenty-cighth strect, Ros Rixa, widow of uwen King, aged 64 years, a native of the county Monaghan. The foneral will take place, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, to to Calvary Cemetery. Murray.—On Friday, Tene at St. John’s Hospital, Annapolis, Md., from the effect of wounds received at the attic of Five Forks, Va. Repent A. Murray, aged 28 years, Lioutenant, Sixty- nine rogiment New York Vol- ‘unteers (Irish Brigade), son of the late John Murphy, of this city. ie relatives Mind frienda.of the family, and also the officers and members of tho Trish Prizaite and Corcoran's Legion now in the city, are respectfully invited to attend |, the funeral, from the residence of his brother, Thomas J. Murphy, Ravenswood, L. I, this (Thursday) afternoon, at bapa one one” His vemeaioertl be interred in ae fairy Munyvex.—In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, ped 28, of consumption, WitwaM Z Mcxver, aged 22 years, 8 months and $ days, ‘The frienda and relativesof the family, and the officers and members of Empire Hose, No. 16, are invited to toe the funeral, from the Church of hte Mary, Star of the Sea, corner of Court and Luqueer streeta, So. th Brook!yn, on Friday ‘afternoon, at halt-past two o’ lock. His remuins will be taken to 4 Cemetery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. MoGurez.—On Wednesday, June 28, of consumption, Pani McGome, aged 30 y pert t months and 6 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, = Bleecker street, on. Friday afternoon, at two e'clock. Melua On Tih cimore June 28, at fifteen m'n- utes past two A. M., CaaRzorts Acw McMurssx, the be- oved'wife of Wr, MoMtullon and daughter of John and Rose O'Hara, of Agola, country Antrim, Ireland, aged 19 oars. Phe friends and relatives are Invited to attend the fu- neral this broke afternoon, at two o’tlock, from her lato residence, 81 Willett street. The remains will be in- *eefast (Ireland) papers please ifast (Irelan copy. McDoxoven. —In Ticcandties Va., on Sunday, June 24, Csno:ine F. MeDoxovan, eldest daughter of Francis “ and the late Harriet F. scDonough, aged 11 years, 9 months and 28 days, ‘The funeral will Ptake place from the residence of hor ndfather, Samuel R. Frederick, Chamber street, near isad2 aven:e, West Hoboken. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully requested to attend, without fur- ther invitation. Parx.—Fprra B., only child of Richard H. and Cor- nelia Park, aged 5 years, 2 months, and 26 days. Her remains will be tl taken from ‘the residen-e of her parents, 217 West Twentieth stroct, this (Thursday) after- noon, at three o'clock, to Albany, for interment, Rowex.—On Tuesday, Juno 27, Ann Rowss, a native of county Cavan, parish of Kilfshandra, Ireland, in tho 734 year of hor age. ‘The friends ds of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from her late residence, 624 East Six teenth street, this (Thursday) after ‘at one o'clock. Saunpere.—On Wednesday, June 24, Joun Saunneks, of the firm of J. & 8. Saunders, aged 46 years. ‘Tho relatives and frionda of tho familv arc respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 263 Atlantic street, near Smith, "Brooklyn, on Friday after. noon, at three’o’clock, Swirt.—On Wednesday, June 28, Witt1am Jonn, gon of William and Marcella Sw ft, aged 6 monte and 14 days. ‘Tho friends of the family are requested to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o’ciock, from the residence of his parents, 112 West Fiftoenth street. Tarior.—On Wednesday csening, June 28, Euaa J., wife of Isaac 8. tan fred Eeq., of Bergen, N. J. Notice of funeral hereafter. Txou-ox.—On Wednesday, June 28, Captain Wim Tnowmon, aged 81 yoars, The friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) atternoon, at three o'clock, from his late residence, No. 7 Vine street, Brooklyn, Tavestos.—On Wednesday, June 28, Euma Jane Taerstow, in the 45th year of her age Tho friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, cornor of South Fourth and Monmouth streots, Jersey Cit) ty, th tls (Thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock. ‘aters.—On Wednesday, June 28, after @ short ill- ness, ‘a, a aatehier of Michael and Mary Waters, aged 11 months and 9 days. ‘The friends and relutives of the family are respectfully jhvited to attond the funeral, from 510 Pearl street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. NAVAL PRIZE _MONEY, &C. Rue AND NAVY CLAIMS COLLECTED AND uartermasters’ and all other government Forcher Woaghh Particular attention give tothe collec: ion of claims for prize money, and to the settlement of army " accoun' M Sh¥DER, Jn, 4& CO., 137 Broadway, room 16. NNELL, AT- af ibe s in yy 4 ov r, 9 amen se so ries ui 1@ Dost office, room ia Picare el pay, bounty eho dlpenalg. Refernte PED. 8 Riker, commission ‘aero ats, 48 Cedar and peas Njorw 4 Co, importers, is Willies ances RMY AND NAVY BUREAU OF Ll Abas Wehner Raa Feige money, bounty, eee own charge ‘awill collected. Fitormaton Trea "Aavances made.” DROWN & GO. LID Nawoan street. lean, regard and others {HARDY & CO., 200 south street. ee ee HOEY, FOR HURON, PURSUIT, CHOCUR. Pipe ie now payeblo RIZE MONEY AND BOUNTY NOW DUB WILL BE cashed 01 ‘Cash advances made: tone vaniisted in 1804 antided to ado bounty. satire va i TATE Stearns GP RCIAL To pisctaRoRD SOLDIERS,—IMPORTANT otee.— All woldters red out oF diseh ‘upon fer een a iNew York city. me a WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C. O18 ANRICH, 759 BROADWAY (NRW YORK | Rea er unt Se At Camel Hi jair Shawls, or any Article oo = or rene ct ae souceu P. Coores, SERB DB BALEEY, Tresaurer, ME oF LpDY WHO 18 1H Ta DEAS MRED nmogt end ats ITIZENS' SAVINGS: NERO Bor ie, cone SIX PER CENT MONEY DEPOSITE! F CANAL STREET. EST ALLOW! Ww wit DRAW INTEREST 3 ULY 1. to3,and on MONDAY, WED- Dive craningn from ie to Am Bank open di NESDAY and a Fe GEO. POLSON, President. Sxruoug A. Bunce, Secretary. |OUPONS—NOS. 10, 20 AND 21 OF BONDS OF TH! elty pans once rot Neat vonk wilt ay vee ‘ ALIENS. Brine ntreet OUPONS OF MEMPHIS CITY, TENN.. BONDS wanted by A. N. LANCASTER, 18 Wall strevt, OUPONS OF THE PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN. J to Valley Railrond bonds, due July 1, will be paid at this office, dedi 8 OE tax. WELLS, FARGO & CO., 8t Broadway. OR WATCHES, &C.—MORTGAGE, 500, PER or] Towa Bonds; 2000 acres lowa Land; 0 acres in Hamilton cou! county. Address Goods, box 195 ‘Herald FA A Lr ea OF $600 FOR TWO Leyte $100 P ma ‘tra, wit security will be giver Addresa M chandise, ee \41 Herald office. OULD & CURRY SILVER MINING STOCK—ONE Foot for sale by C, A. BURGESS, 14 Broadway. ZION OF THB MONTANA PETROLEUM COMPANY, nnd 66 Broadway, room No. 9. New York, June 23, 1865. SOWIDEND \Iivitend of 3 per cent on par value, free from government tax, from the earnings of thase wells for the month of June, hus this day been declared by the Montana Petroloum Company, payable =t thelr oflee, to stockholders of record o1 bday of July proximo, trannfer books wil be closed. from the Int (7 fue Oth of July LEX. P, FUNK, President. \r, Treasurer. OTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS.—INTEREST ON BONDS of the county of Yuba, California, cue July 1, 165, yay: able in the city of New Bho be paid oF after that sole in Dialted tates gold soln. on presentation to the Amer: jean’ Exchange Bank in aatd city. Mal., May, 1865. _Marrsviti#, Yuba County, ‘OTES WANTED—P ‘poate CAROLINA BANK GILBERT & & ENTZ, Ni No. 4 Wall stree! NOTICE TO RONDIOLDERS INTEREST ON BONDS of the city of Maryavilie, Cal., duc Jul 1, 1865, payable in the clty of New York. will be paid on and xfter that date, jon at the American Ex- change Bank in sald SiMameraviti, Cal, May, 1888. AFOTICE TO PARTIRS RECRIVING CIRCULARS from the St. Margaret Copper Mining Company.—To Prorent diaappoiniment,onty 200) aharca roman ta be colt, £0 per share. The ‘balance of 10,000 shares will not be thai $3 per share, By onfer of the Roar of BERT H. NICOLAY, President, iy'to KING, s/t anos & &CO., Bankers, Globe Bulid- ings, 64 and 66 B: FICE OF THE COLU Compeny, corner of RIAN (MARINE) INSURANCE ‘all and Nassuu streets. CASH CAPITAL... Kae «++ 98,800,000 eset sgtement er for the seveuth fiscal year, ending Decem- Total amount of asseta, January 1, 1865. $7,433,972 78 Total amount of premiums. . veo S181 14 68 Excesa of earned premiums 01 (2,064,754 02 Reserve for estimate clalme unadjusted and contingencies......... . Guaranteed oash dividend to doairrs (holdin, ig ertificates of same) on paid premiums earn during the year, whether | (661,212 97 760.354 89 serip 6 per cont p dividend to dealers on exrned ae 12 per cent ans for the year to mlockhollers,........... Bi percent with this Company will will be allowed the optian (to pemiguifiod at the time of application for insurance) of fe. ceiving in Ueu of scrip, xt the end of exch year, returns in cash (guaranteed by cartifiente) of premiums patd and earned during the year, whether loaa agorioa oF Dot, upd risks under the 'New York form of poliay, as'foll 1, Upon all voyage risks upon cargo, & Totura of twenty-five per ce ‘2. Upon voyage rake upon freight, a return of twenty per cen 3. Upon timo risks upon froight, and upon voyage and time risks upon huils, a retnen of ten per a Such priviiege, however, being couttas, to persons and firmus, tho aggregate of whose prom! upon such polices oarned und puld-during the year shall amount to} the aum of one hundred collars, jaf remiums pald in gold will be entitied to the above returns all .new Faward R ™. Pimercn, set Derrick, ward Rowe, Mer Daniel W. Lord, Wm. kK. Ogden, peg Merick, George Miln, a Armstrong, David J. ly, John Atk B. C. Morrta, Soseph Morrison, ‘Thos.A.C. hrane, Andrew J. ‘h, Wm. H. ge Wm. Hi Halsey, "Daniel W. B. C. Morris, Jr., Barron, John D, Rates, | Ezra N. Roland G. Miichell, Charles Hickox, Henry J. Cammana, Albert G. Lee,’ Robert Bown ‘Thomas (deorge P. Deshon, Lawrence Myers, Preston H. Hodges, 0. L. Nims, J.B. Griftn. B, ©, MORRIS, Preside: THOS, LORD, booed Preatdent. _Wx. M. Warexny, Seco: Fricy or THR PITTSBURO, FORT pe rok AND Railway Company, Pittsburg, Ji 1305, Dividendase Notice ts hereby uiven that the ruin aiden of two und one-half (234) per ceat on the capital stock of this company, for the quarter ending June 3 inet. has id clared by the Board of Directors, payable, free of seers tad, om and atior July 17, pro oz, The dividend snd one-half (3)4} per cent, due mortgage bonds, has also been orred as we Perusant tas, on and atter eh ers and bondholders’ registered at their A pile ody) ee oe ney of the comp re Lanter ‘all street, and ite. Sronanrer ah dhat sity Second Vice President and Secretary. FEM sears, Wi ‘Wins. tered at eo transfer boo cove June nd will 1 x. order of the ne ane i rope aa betretiey FFICE OF THE PANAMA RAILROAD GomPany, Tontine Buildings, @8 Wall street, New York, J THIRTY-THIRD DIVIDEND. The of Directors have tins day deciared » dividend of fear hh per oont out of the, eurninga of the rond for the the earnin so he ener fu vari Sarat to C sail 4 the stockholders or th 1 represent ‘ou aud afte Sth of July next. ‘The transfer books will be closed from the evening of the 26th of June uatil the 7th of July next, ENRY SMITH, Treasurer. QFFiCE oF THE sERSKY CITY FIRE INSURANCE 5g. hMONTUOMERY STREET, sarenonth aemtagnual dividend the Board of Direc. Giritens ¢ ot ive (0) Moreen free te wit f government tax, paya- bie on and after the first next. J. PAULMIER, , Secretary, HENIX BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORE, prDIVIDEND.—A, semi-annual Dividend of five per cont iment tax, has thi been declared ithe sfockholders on snd after Sivan ii Soceneny, “BANK NOTES WANTED.—THE HIGHEST ricer, pal wiann, Alabama, South Gartiine Korth Carolina, Tennessee and Wir a Virginia bank notes Or TARRISOM 00 CO., Bai & O., oew York. TAND SouTTRRN Rane AND BONDS B Told, by TRIRR & CO. i Brosd nireet YN HE ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. oF- No. 5 Bowling Green, New York, J E Foard of Directors of ‘thas company have thle as day do. aiared p dividend of twenty-Gve ble THE LECTURE SEASON. THrSrrath HACTURNE DAL tan way. Parties unable to attend these lectui Tortrarded gn recetpt of ten canta 67 New York Museum of Anatomy. FINE ARTS. HOTOGRAPH OARDS FOR GENTLEMEN. SAMPLE Daeygeairs canoe res corm erae caine ~ yop name, netand odd D, Homette, street, ew alt {| SE IPR eee Lib NEW Arp os UTIFUL UL SUGREVING OF 2 THE vey bay Abe tt tor sale et the British Fine Arte | eold. a Aey ty 3 Free exhibition of ine ~ BILLIARDS. Freee POR SALE—THRER BILLIAR, D TABLES, TOGETHER gan Soh Ee Racks all vomplete: one ie 8 fous AND IL HAVE REDUCED THE HE price of my Billiard Tables; will guarantee to furnish WAR 18 OVE! botier table for leas than other maker in the Unitoa Minton,” A innge nck reedy for r WH Canal airget mE DHOKER, proximo, took t A and twenty dollars jars per share to ibe endorsed W ‘sertp certificates, Toe corte books reapeanh Lhe pay hed on naroger, Jane 234, fnat., at 2 P. M., Ist, mo, at 10 A. M. ‘order of the Burd |, Secretary. Tk bp cpTy aoe VINGS B. NK i se tai denn AM, and on ndon WORDAT, rapions. Ya ‘evenings from intere ment tax, Slowed = a at nae or a mies JOHWOUT, President reat from da vw Ganowee LYE ieee DANKER. NO, 4 WALL ET, GOVERN MEN Kr keep on hand for immedi yh made rime buy petioua, e A, aie fe, ariel Fhe. cinsnee Se, ES beakers ‘xecatea'on vera ain VERMILYE & CO. $300. 000% Tot ‘0 LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE lew York or Brook}; . stums to nuit aia Stock: md Bonds vonght and , BROWN, ‘Liberty street T.TA.—KANGAROO ‘LINE? FOR MELBOURNE — clipper bark ORY, G A® ‘will nail Jl accommodate pesteny % only. 6 ie | Fe Ge MRN EAGLE ont call arly ‘ fers oy ee accommodations for first MAILLER, Praha epi Wall sireet, OR LIVERPOOL 1.—OLD BLAQK BALL LINE.—THE eka apt Skio wen wl romplly on Ba rd, foot der Say HOSE DHS RGOPERY. 10a end 118 South ‘Doom, eee | aa a Ser Dasaage from Tverpec_ or < Quacostown, $80 ely SONG DAPRY Agoat 18 Broskway NeW na tne-ecraient Tickets oan be LONDON.—THE Lowpon AND New York Steamah: No.3 Say i iT, tobe f Hy4 od by aprly, way.” For freight HOWLAND 3 Sarat, Agente, NOHOR LINE. —STRAM TO TivERPOOL A WAND THE hae ports ERNTA, SA’ At2P.M., gohan Nor rth iver. ies Sa aed ye a Fares NAhosse ba NAVIGATION COMPANY, TO NSTOWN AN) IVERPOOL, QUE Tom plor db Want ti z Jyh WILLIAMS & GUION, 29 Broadway, QUEBEO Tondonderry—the ROM HIVBRPOOL CALLING a2 ral HIBERNIAN, soning: — DAMASCUS, oa “aailiny July Nabin, $85 and $70; or its ontivalonte Deaf i ‘aned ble mnorege: fats Treland at lowent, me Brae JONES & Agents, 23 Broxdway. ONLY, DIRECT LINE, ‘TO’ FRANOR. Sane 3 mall eens ‘and Havre ouline a splendid veesels i rorite route Contin are the followin i fen biases EUVROPS.. LAFAYETT! Firat cabin, $135; second cabin, $80, including table wine for either okias. Passengers intending to land nt Rrowt, will be fara hore with rallrond coupon tlekets, and their baggage ch to Poris, ntan additional charge of $0 for drat and $8 fer second elias, Medical attendance free of charge. For further information Snowe Tareas Now Yous. At Paris, 12 Routlevard daa Cay ayritnes (Grand Hotel). At Havre, WM. ISELIN & CO. pre NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'S STEAMSHTE. MEN, Captain J. ©. Meyer, commandor, Tited States mafl, will ail from the ‘Bromon pier, Third strect, Hohoike BATCRDAY, SULY, ds at IZ o'clock M., BREMEN, via ROUTITAMPTON, Taking passenmera to LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRE: at the following rater, payable in gold, oF its equi ‘e error the the first cabin, $105; second cabin, $62 50; steerage weit 20) followed by the AMERICA, July 16, t oF Pawan, pasha eta ont RCs £ CO., @8 Broad atraot, NITED STATES MATL TINE FOR 7 apenas VIA ISTHMUS OF EARAM LOWER PASSAGE RATES COMM NON Anty ‘The “Atlantic Mall, Steamship Company will atanmera gemi-monthly. at noon, from the corns And commodious pler, 63 North river. foot of Canal street, RRS, July 1, OOFAN QUEEN, Slocum. (Connecting at Panstma with Constitution.) July 17. COSTA RICA. Toklenanch, Sorpeciing st PANAMA with SACREMENTO. or passage rhs BC ALLRN, Xo, 6 Bowing Grove rpHe BRITISH MATL, STEAMSHIP MONTELUMA WI Ye rezularly despatched for Kingston, Ji 224 of each month, nt 2PM payablein gold: wirat mt Canine Becand Cadi es Apply to Vor freight apply as rae /- SHITNEY, 28 Broadwap. MOWLAND © ASPINWALT, 1, Agente, TEAM TO VERA. ORUZ VIA HAVANA.— THE sg rom and Mexican Mail Htsamship Compan gprtch their new and silowhee ‘ork, commenc'ng Tune MANHATTAN, "aptain Tarnor. on the 18th of exh VERA r077, Canta Gregory. an the Iat of each For parvewiars inquire of OAS. ‘ho WhItNey, cm Trovdway. OR HAVANA DIRECT. NW The United States innit steamship HAVANA, M. ie Greana, commander, will sail for from plew No, 8 North river, on Saturday, Juty t. at $ o'aiogk P.M. neonate or passage apply to THOS. ASCRNCKO & 00, 0, 7 Bree OO aA UR CMR A Captain Heron, ert loam wheel stovias ; Saptatn iy ‘oraday: July Rove Fe Her Wo. 4 North river om Th |. precisely. or passage %% ‘SPOF! aD, De TILESTON ‘s 00., 29 Br FS, NEW ORLEANS.—THE FIRST CLASS ship PATAPRCO, Wm. Nal commander, will joave Plor 11, North river, on Saturday, at 8 ofclock, ofN. H. BRIGHAM, 188 Water at er of Pine. OR NEW ORLBANS DIRRCT.—THR NEW, yong Mail Steamship Company's xtcamship MONT! W. ¥. Farber, commander, will leave plor 46 North river, ot Sainrday. July att M Fhe PUIDING STAR il follow on Saturday, July @. or or passage apply to JAMES A, He. 10 Barclay o OR NEW. ORLEANS.—THE FIRST “CLAS STEAM, ship PATAPSCO, Neff commander, will Teave North river on Saturday, ry, 1, at 3 o'clock. Nit. BRIGHAM, 188 Water street, FF: APALACHICOLA, FLA.—' STRICTLY FIRST be pee eatana, fisy bi — wil leave jer, Saturday, July 1, at 8 o'ch fait . BRYGHAM, 189 Water street, on A dees ren te ateamaht on CHABE, Captaln tals ieee new and first claae atenmal aptain and "ZODIAC, Captain Bulkley. will form a arene ine, _ sailing from plan 11 Notih iver, on Th week, at 3 P.M. Re miramahip, EODIA will aaa above raday, oF OF pasnage, sana RMA La “JONES IT oadwag. Agents in Savannah—Hoxrer & (await. SAVANNAH DIRECT.—STBAMSHIP bah eg will commence taking freight Wednesday morning, A Saturday, July 1, wt three o'clock P. M., from foot of. sar arn rivers Apply wo WAKEMAN, GOORIN & DICKINSON, 17 Brondway. Fer CHARLESTON DIRECT, Regular weekly United States mail line of new and ars —-~ os GRANADA, | ‘will leave pier No, fo tt Bast river, river, on Gy July 1, at Selock precisely. eight received f lading signed nerd tog. For treight or peare ton vs _The Al ALHAMBRA i follow on Pitt y, Jul F°RZ NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND a Lying he United States mail The sear a erod Sapte Co Sate, Sow inet Senor, co Captain Thompson, leaves ever Wednesday, at 13 o'clock Fe pasar Seewed at retuced Fatets 6 are wnnurpe bach rl or pare PRY Farwons, 118 Broadway. RFOLK, City POIN apie me aN HichiwonD, ¢ North Heer Pre cnbaceray, Sa July pe or freight or apply is Bt Md ‘Broadway, FoR Tae mama, e. "3%, 78 leave pler | LIVINGSTON & 00 lo 4 Nor i aren SF INOSTOR & 00. Pantin P.M. ine apt as July 1, at &00., [41 Broadway. {708 NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND, ¥. ¥ Sails Saturday, Joly 1 abe ip Hitom' Pier 11 North rive ‘splendid Al Kecanskip DAOOTAH, Calvin manic, Is louding, and goes to the whart her cargo. E: or Passage upply to N & COLLINS, iW STEAMSHIP, Soto BOSTON. Site Ra eae OL STi ht WilttREY RHATHEWAY, 82 South stress Pou a ST. aE ship DAN oie Tanah sim RTS ta GUIDE, AY LINE DARLEY ae AY -OTRAMBRS 0. VIRBA oi VIRBA: pets , dune Fle pi Di Te F°% NORTHPORT "8 J oa So Nie eA . Jr, Agent, 09 South # Te rig. <3