The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1866, Page 9

RN FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ’ Satunpar, May 12—6 P.M. The stook market continues firm but sluggish, the ‘Wustern railway shares being the strongest and most ip demand, owing to their large earnings. Those of the Bock Lalagd for the first week of the present month ‘wore $14,207 larger than for the corresponding weck ‘Mast yoar; Milwaukee and St, Paul, $25,200; Michigan Central, $4,449, and Michigan Southern, $9,856, More- @vor, the prospect is favorable to the maintenance of this s@vorage in the future, and buyers for investment are ‘beginning to appreciate this change for the better. Just ‘mow Michigan Southern, Cleveland and Pittsburg and ‘Fort Wayne aro the leading favorites in the speculation sfor a rise, ' At the early session of the open board the market was ‘very firm at a fractional advance upon the closing quo- ‘tations of last evening. Now York Central sold at 93%, Erie 76%, Roading 107, Catawiasa 60, Michigan South- s@rn (8. 3) 7834, Illinois Cemtral 12234, Cleveland and Pitts- Burg 83%, Rock Island 94%, Northwestern 28%, pre- «ferred 58% a 34, Fort Wayne (b. 3) 98%, Ohio and Mis- Bissippi certificates 26%, Canton 68%, Mariposa pre- ferred 22%. At the first regular board the market was <@teady at a fractional decline. Michigan Southern Closed 34 lower than at the half-past two board yester- ‘Gay, Northwestern preferred 3, Rock Island %, Quick- swilver 3g, Mariposa preforred 134. New York Cental ad- wanved 34, Eric %, Reading 3{, Atlantic Mail %, Cum- ‘Derland 3{. Government and gold bearing securities ‘Were steady exceptimg coupon five-twenties of the se- ‘@und issue, which declined 5{. Sevon-thirty notes of the ‘Grst and second serics were 3f higher. At the open board at one o'clock the market was Mrong ut quiet. Erie sold at 9374, Reading, 107}, Mich!- gen Southern 78%, Illinois Central 1233, Cleveland and ‘Pittsburg (b. 8) 84, Rock Island (b. 3) 9434, Northwest- rn 2334, preferred 59, Fort Wayne 98% («.8), Alton vend Terra Haute preferred 66, Ohio and Mississippi cer- stillcates 26%, Canton (b. 3) 5934, Cumberland (8.3) 4534, ‘Quicksilver 5534. On the street government securities were strong, and seven-thirty notes sold at 102%. Afterwards the market remained firm but dull, ‘business being confined to tNe lower hall of the Stock Exchange. The regular board has only the ‘One session on Saturday, and yesterday it resoly- ‘ed to abolish the ten o'clock and balf-past threo ‘sessions, At five o’clock the market closed strong. Michigan Southern was quoted at 193¢ a 3, Cleveland and Pittsburg 8434 a %, Kock Island 9434 a %, North- ‘western 28x a §, preferred 5944, Fort Wayne 98% a 99, Obio and Mississippi certificates 2634 a %, Cunton 5934 a 4%, Cumberland 453 a 3, Quicksilver 64%; a %. Money was extremely abundant to-day, and largo ‘mounts were loaned to the leading dealers iv govern- ent securities at three per cent. The general rate on the street was 405. First class commercial paper is in demand at 5} 0 63, per cent, and good at 748, with @ light supply, ‘The gold market weakened from 120% at the opening ‘of business to 1287%{, notwithstanding the export of $1,075,495 in bars and specie by this day’s steamers, of ‘which amount the Borussia took $122,000, the Etna $500,000 and*the Arago $453,495. The closing quota- tion was 129.a 34. Loans were generally made without Anterest, with exceptions at 3 a 6 per cent for borrowing, and 5 per cent for carrying. Forcign exchange was inactive, and bankers’ bills on England at sixty days wero nominally 109% a 3g; short ight, 1103 a %; commercial, 108 a 109; bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.13 a 6 15; three days, 5.10 a 6.11; on Hamburg, 364 a 3; on Amsterdam, 41\; 0 Frankfort, 40% a 41%; on Bremen, 7934 a %. Petroeum and mining stocks were irregular. At the @rst board Elecunc Oil closed 15c, higher than at the game time yesterday, selling at $1; Pithole Farms 1ic., felling at $2; Central bc., selling at $2 26; Ada Elmore \bc., selling at $2 80; Quartz Hill 20,, selling at $4 70. Wennehotf Run was 20c. lower, selling at $12 10; United States 10c., selling at $8 30; Benton Sc., selling at $1 50, Consolidated Gregory Gould $1 70, soiling at $13 60; & Parmolee 45c., selling at $9 75; Tygert's Creek Gc., soiling at $516. In the afternoon the market was (dull and Consolidaied Gregory declined to $12 90. The more that transpires in connection with the failure fof the Merchants’ National Bank at Washington, the ‘more disgraceful appear the circumstances surrounding ‘The assets of the establishment are estimated to be gander five thousand dollars, and Mr. Bayne, of Baltimore, ‘one of its directors, and its virtual owner, is indebted to dt ia the modest sum of over six hundred thousand dol- @are, It bad on deposit on the 3d of May, accord- to ite quarterly report of that date, $762,12 United States funds, chiefly placed there by Paulding, whose sureties were two of the directors of this bank. Its Untted States de- posits on the Ist of January were only $94,225, while Ks individual deposits were $602,309; but on May 3 {Rboso had dwiadied to the round sum of only $400,000. ®urthermore the public deposita increased with sus- Fes rapidity just prior to the failure, Paymaster ding deposited $200,000 on the 2lst of April; T. J. the disbursing clerk of the Treasury, $25,200 on @ho 27th; H. A. Risiey, special agent of the Treasury, #$23,934 on the 30th, and Mr. Spinner, the United Treasurer, $51,258 on the 3d of May—tho day of the bank’s stoppage, The amount of United {Bates funds on deposit with the bank at the time of its Mailure was distributed to the credit of the following of- . §. Treasurer (Brig. Gen. Robinson). $57,031 |. 8. Treasurer, for Post Oilice Department. 1,535 Col. Hodge, Paymaster............- 85,000 . N. Cooley, Commissioner of Indian Affairs 29,690 H. Gardner, Paymaster... * 5,376 jonas J. Hobbs, Disbursing Clerk i“ 25,200 BEE Paulding, Paymaster, 505,851 Col. J, B, M. Potter, Paym: 11,867 A. Risley, Superintendent aud Spec 24,542 ‘Brigadier General H. L. Robinson. . 220 jeut. Col, W. B. Rochester, Paymaster, 318 jah sells, Superintendent Indian Aflairs 5,063 D. Taylor, Paymaster oe 000 [Winnebago Trast Lands..... . i . B. Olmstead, Disbursing Agent P. 0, Dep 2,215 ‘The examination of the Congressional Committee into his fraud upon the governinent cannot be too searching, or can an examinat#on of the affairs of all the national ‘banks, and particularly those of their number which are government depositories, be too quickly or tod strictly dnstituied. The culpable negligence of the Cgmptroller ‘of the Currency in not appointing examiners, as pro-* wided by law, to inquire into the eondition of euch conspicuously unsound institutions as that which has just scandalized the Treasury, should bo severely animadverted wpon, and not less should the conduct of Paymaster Paulding and the United States ‘Treasurer, and their motives, be analyzed and pro- nounced upon. “The fact that the surqties of the former swore directors of the bank is @ very suspicious ciroum- stance which requires to be kept prominently in view. It seems to us that if no crimiual prosecations grow out -of tuts last bank swindle, it will not be because none ‘wero desrved. 100 Am ‘ oal 900 West Un 66 (SI, Teg. 10Hi¢ 109) 44000 U Gs, “1,6. 7000 | S68, 6 20¢ 62 102 4000 Unt, 6-200 64 102 12000 U=6s, 5-20 r 65 L02'¢ 15000 Us6s, 6-206 "6S 10255 200 do. 1% 957, 2088p Hill CoalCo.. 4% 320000 do......... 95 900 do . $M 4500 Tn 78-10 1st we. 102% 200 do, Bical 4% 10455 100 Boston W Power, 38% 00 d0......D10 BBN 20 do. 2d call 63% 400 Clev & ToledoRR 106% ng 60 100 Chic & Rk i RR. oe to 100 do. . “o ton Pita, Ft Waite bax tts, Ft WACRR 988 100 100 tober | 200 Chie & Alton RR 97 50 do... W8O OTK 100 NJ Central RK. 113% WH AS doe RR... 390 100 Chie & GE RR. BRAZIL. News from the Seat of War on the Plate | River—Reamored Advance of the Allies Against Humaita—Neutrality of ¢ Empire—The Peruvian Iron-Clads Burn @ Prize Outside the Harbor of Rio—Ma- terial Progress, Naval and Agricultural. OUR BIO JANBIRO CORRESPONDENCE. Rio Janumo, April 3, 1866, The tidings received here from the south announce that the allied army, protected by the imperial squad- ron, must have forced the Ford de ta Patria on the 18th or on the 20th of March, part of the squadron (several iron-clads) going up the river to demolish Humaita, the last rampart of Lopez’ tyranny. We are waiting for the glorious news of the surrender of the Paraguayans, We do not suppose that the crossing of the Passo de la Patria will be without bloodshed. The land is inter- sected by numerous rivers and swamps, which are very difficult of crossing at any season of the year, and partic- ularly at this time. Add to these local obstacles the time that the Dictator Lopez had at his disposal to get ready for the war, and then it is not very astonishing that the allied army has a groat many difficulties to over- come in order to enter the Paraguayan territory. At all events wo trust in the bravery of the allies and pine to observe the strictest neutrality the repablicn aba ‘The first of the House of Deputies took place on think, « majority 1s the Houseot Depeten, ss a founo On ito 1th of two new ‘both steam. doata, called , were lau Each one has a mortar thirteen inches and two howitzer guna of thirty. They wero built in the national yard within three months, They are so low in the as to be only visible on very near approach. During the last fifteen days tive hundred and thirty men Were sent to Rio de la Plata to meet our army, and two hundred and seventeen camo from the Northern provinees ‘Three days ago the iron-clad Bellona, of the imporial ba ¢ arrived here from Europe, The Committee of the Brazilian Bureau of Agriculture are anxious and the public expects to have many ma- chines and all sorts of implements manufactured in the United =tates for field purposes. THE PERUVIAN WAR RANS—GREAT EXCITEMENT IN RIO AND ALL THE BRAZILIAN PORTS. Two Peruvian rams arrived at Kio on April 1, in com- ny with aSpansh brig captured a few days before. he authorities would not permit them to remala in port; so on the 2d they proceeaed to sea and burned the brig (uame not known), In consequen © of the arrival of the Peruvian rams five Spanish vessels alroady loaded at Pernambuco were obliged to discharg The German Q: EFFORTS OF THE MONEY SPECULATORS TO MISLEAD THE PUBLIC AND BAFFLE THE PRESS, ris (April 26) correspondence of London Times.) far as my experience goos, Ido not bel that Jourmalists ever had a harder time of it than now, The dispute between Ausira and Prursia—the — great European quesiion of the day—has come upon us under exceptional circumsiances. It is the custom now for all the important newspapers of Europe to publish the game telogeapbic news, without comment, so that a truth ora falsehood or an exaggeration can be flashed from Berlin to Vienna into the political mind of the continental or English pie simultaneously, There are people who go to the Pourse who circulate fale nens sy tematica'ly, not known to’ journalists, with a spirit of philanthropy difficult to understand in these calculating days, call upon them nd convey German intelligence of the’ “highest importance.” Ii is impossible to be too much on one’s guard, I strongly suspect that letters have been written in Pars and po there. A stock broker declares to have found out this fraud, Our funds have been knocked up and down of late by such tacks, and we have not got to the end of them. ‘Jo-day we are all in excitement about news from Itsy. No sooner have Austra and Prumsia agreed to dis- arm-—at least we suppose they have agreed to do s0— than we get warlike news from Italy, whilst Austria is dociaredjio be strengthening the garrisons of Venotia, A Romance in Court. The following interesting account of a case recently dotermined in Nashviile, before John Lawrence, of the Freedman’s Court, i- by 'a correspondent of the 'Cincin- nati Gareite >— . York Freeman, 1 free colored man, married aslave woman named Judy, and soon after purchased her, In 1861 he made a will, bequeathing his property, real and personal, to his wife, and also her freo‘om. His daughter, Ella, was owned’ by Daniel Bruce. York wished to buy ber, but Bruce did not wish to part with her. He died, expressing on bis death bed the wish that Ella be sold to her parents, About thia time great obstacles were raised in the way of emancipation, when James B. Hotlums, a young man who had been treated with parental kindness by the old people, took their money in trust and purchased Ella. The latter ‘was now really free, bu Every one regarded her ax free, and Hollums never hinted toher that she was his, York Freeman was now persecuted by persons supposed to be suborned by Hollums, and, under the fear that he would have his property taken from him, he made adeed of gift of the whole of it to Hollums, This at the time was un- derstood to & deed of trust for the final benefit of Freeman's daughter; but York, unable to read, was induced to make a deed of gift, Six or suven years a'ter he died in the full conviction that he had #»- cured the freedom ot his wife and child. After this Judy placed all her money for safe keeping in Holiums* hands, and in year thereafter also died, bequeathing all sho possessed to Ella, No sooner was the poor wo- man dead than Holiums seized upon all Ella's proporty and reduced Ella herself to slavery. He aiterwards sold her away from her two little boys into Mississippi, whence she was reacued by a Mr. Young, who brought her to this city and kept her until the war once more relieved her from Judge Lawrence decides that the by the Frocdimen’s Courts, as a State to testify bas not yet gone into tthe suit brought by Ella against limi , as impris- onmeat is disability to all, andfslavery is imprisonment. The Court, therefore, ‘adjudges that the defend- ant shall pay damages for the enslavement of Elia and her sons, $3,000; that he «ball pay back the moosy be Teceived from Judy, with interest, $581, and damages for stock and furniture, $805. The Court judges also the deed of gift null and void, fradulent, and for want of consideration, either in money or aught of material of other value, the piaintiff to be jut in immediate ion of her lands; and execution as been issued for the recovery of tho damages and costs, This remarkable case excited much interest. I 100 NY Central RR. 92% 600 Brie RK......... 73% 00 do, . 2d call TA Ene RR pid... 793% TO) Reading KR b OO, 107% #200 do. 10T 200 do... #10 10754 1900 do... b 60 107% 1000 do.....b OO 1076 200 Mich (emt RE 100 100 tie So de Nid. - 7854 100 do.....b 90 75% | 3000 Cleve & Pitts RR 83% 200 do... 830 83 200 do Sd alia 63 200 Chi & NWeetern, 2854 100 W0...0+-.04 28% ‘00 Chic & NW pref 65% 400 do. 1. BO ‘am much pleased to say that the best men in Nashville, of ali shades of political belief, heartily sympathize with them. Stevenson endorses Judi wrenve's de Cision cordially, ead looks ‘with, uafeigned indigostion upon Holiums’ villainous conduct. Suleide of the bg os Colonel Sterling mi REMARKABLE DEATH OF STERLING KING, THE KEDEL COLONEL, SPY AND MORSE THIER SELF-IMPOSED STARVATION—SKEKTCH OF 118 LPR AND ADVENTURES. (From the Cincinnat! Commercial, May 11.) THY RRMAL SY. Sterling King, known throughout the war asa rebel apy and bearer of despatches, with the rank of colonel, was born in Eaglana in 18%4, and while yet a boy came 8 parents to Wuis countey, and found a permanent near Richmond, Va, received collegiate education, ‘studied law Kivbmond, Va. Upon the inauguration of the re hon he was among the very first to enlist as a pri- under Stonewall Jackron. Badly wounded in an ougagement in the first year, and distinguished for reck- he was soon promoted to a colonelcy and detailed to ‘act as a spy, auder orders from the rebel Executive. In thiseapacity be travelled ail through the North, managing, as be brought experience to the aid @f natural ab litier, to work successfully in procuring passes, passing the lines and procuring information useful to the febel cause, He made trips turough all the Northern ‘aud Eastern cities, to Cuba, Canada, and even to Europ». He several tisnes had business in thie efty. and os one occas:o1 Occupied astuail office near the Soldiers’ Home, ow Third street, where, ugder the guise of a claim agent, he oceupled himself, daang #’veral weeks, In collecting from the Inmates of the Home statistics as to the strength: and location of ail the regiments represented by them. ‘Ho was fully acquainted with ail the business of the rebel mail co, and was at one time empleyed in se- lecting m routes for that business, A couple of years since he was “captured here and spy. Prepositions were made to release him in th of bis q Ving information that would lead to the arrest of © iain rebel agent in this vicinity, bat he stubbornly refused, staing that he intended to make bis escape with uis hands, and this promis» he made good by work- ing his Way out one night, and paming the guard, despite @ bayonet thrust in the thigh THe HoRKM THIRD. Hay ing thar given the main points in as @ rebel colonel and apy, we come now to his opera tion# as @ horse thief. Pretending to the honor and pun. tilio of # gentieman of first clas of chivalry, While in the rebel service, in which he coutiaued until the war Closed, he perth: turned « profesional thief, vpon being again thrown upon bis own resources. | Coming (0 this elty about three monthe since, he planned, | and ior @ time successfully executed, thefts of valuable horses and vehicles from three livery stables: Fay's, | Bigte d Hivrman’s. Ho would make himself fami. | Jar with the proprietors—one after the other--nire and when remy for the thert, hive the most valuable OV Of the stable ae IC to go & few milée on | take the whole establishment, to Bow ling Green or Louisvill On the rath of Mach, last be was recognised thief im the poet foe ye Cai , Henmedintel arrested and pi jal wo Decemary requ: sition from Governor Cox. Them st was that he i the [ie as to the aesase nation of President Linc caring that he was the ssrasin, fobn Will Bo and bad nothing { rther to do with it than to hold bie Kin iy he catered the : Bh a object eacape and remounted. tell 8 tory war to nduce the aathorities to take bim to Washington, where be would be liberated, and so oncape beth cuarges. > g B FS he bad degraded by wretehed and av about cleveu o'clock suicide had sought to thus cast off, But the resolution to die was not to be thus conquered. Sterling King was a man of inflexible will, He ceased entirely to eat of anything that would feed the fire of lite, which soon began more with the hand horribly prominent. walk ar he refused They from the Governor hi rtain time. wanted to die—not in the 5 z g “ would die too soon, be took 1p, bread and pre- serves—five times, as already mentioned. before ge ge Larry Hazen, of this took "King wr thoagh he ' wore cntd uy and auteia tin, to the carriage and thence F i i ii to make such an arrangement as enable me to com- promise this matter by for the » I will commence eating to-day.’’ r. Hazen cou! promise called by Coroner Carey Psesen f rendered a verdict micita by taryation “understand that deceased has friends in Bowling Green, Ky, Telegraphic Market may Ser pars Stocks firm. Peni in State b's * 1634, Long Island 535%, insylvania Railroad 543, Gol 2874, exchange on New York par. Flour firm; superfine, $8 0'$8 7, extra $9 a $10 25, Wheat firm; red $2 50 8 $2 70, white $2 80a $3. Corn buoyant; ‘yellow 83c, Oats firm and advanced 1c, Provisions firm; pork firm; salox 500 bla, new mess at $31 50; moss beef $18 a $23; cut men's—aales 20,000 pounds salt sides at 1535. Whis: key unchanged. ‘Tailow—Sales 200,000 pounds at 12c., an advance Baxrimonn, May 12, 1866, Flour quiet; sales Western superfine, $10. Wheat firm. Corn firm; white, 87c. a 8c. ; yellow, 820. a 83c, Oats firm at 57c, a S80, Provisions steady; bulk shoul- dera, 134(¢.; bacon, 144c, a 1430. Lard,’ 230. Sugars steady. Whiskey firm; Western, $2 26%) Oswnao, May 12, 1860. Flour unchanged, Wheat nominally lower; No. 1 Milwaukeo club held at $2 10; sales 5,000; new rea win- ter, $2 50. Corn senrco; saies 14,000 bush. mixed West- ern, to arrive, at 65c. Canal freights steady; flour 40c., wheat 10¢., carn 83gc., rye 9c., oats Sige. to Now York. BurRALo, May 12, 1866, Flour firm and quiet; stock light. “Wheat {nactive; no buyers at the prices’ holders ask. Corn—Rejecte 5Tc. a 59c.; Racine, 600,; No, 2, 60e.; No. 1, 650, Oats—Mixed Chicagd, u8c.’; No. 1 Chicago, 44c. Bale} $1. ' Rye ‘nominal, Whiskey nominal, Pork, $30 a Lard, 2240, Canal fret, New’ York—Corn Ile, wheat 84c, Receipts for twenty: is bbis. ; wheat, 92.908 bushels; corn, 64,731; oats, 152,768. For the week—flour, 30,258 bla; wheat,’ 829,258 bushels; corn, 61) oats, 471,507 do. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Carzauax—Hoer.—On Monday, April 20, at St. Mary's church, by tho Rev. Father MeKennay Jony Cantanan to Mary A. J. Hows, all of this city. Consixciam—Dixes.—In New Branewiek, N. J., on Sunday evening, May 6, by the Rev. Mr. Rogers, Go. P. D city, to Louisa E. Dicey, of Wash: May 9, by the Rev. Dr. E. G. Fitzpatrick, Mr. Thomas A.” Frravatmick, late of Brooklyn, to Miss resax BE. Sucrn, of Philadelphia, Freecanp—McFa°Laxp.—On Wednesday, April 25, by Rev. Dr. Tyng. Livinastoy Fuertinn, of Hackensack, N.J., to Magcin Louisa MoFant ayn, of this city, MrKrox—Eavon,—On Thursday, May 10, by the Rev. D, J. Patterson, Joun 8. McKron to Miss Buzs J, Eason, all of Brooklyn. No cards, Perry—Groser.—On Thursday, May 10, at St. Mark's church, Brooklyn, E. )., by the Rev. 8, M. Haskins, Waurnk C. Parry to Miss Canouine: Avauera, deighter of the late George B, Grover, Esq., all of Brooklyn, &. D. Ptatr—Doak.—On Friday, May 4, by the Rey.’ 5. D. Brown, J. Apuiance Ptart, of Brooklyn, to Miss Many J, Doax, of this city. No cards, Roinraox—Woopwann.—In Jerey City, on Monday, April 90, by the Rev. Wheelock Parinly, Baxxm D. Ron- ON to M'as Sorsim Woopwarn, of Hudson City, N. J. No cards. Sxrti—Covenr,—On Wednesday, May 9, at the resi- dence of the bride's father, by the Rev. E. 0. Plage, Sxerney A. Swot, of Emithtown, L. 1, to Hruwva E. Covent, of this city. Tur | Uway-—Daty.—In Schenectady, on Monday, May 1, by Rev. Dr. Payne, Eowaxp V. R. Torruway, of New York, to Sanam J.’ Daty, eldest danghter of John 8. Daly, of Schenectady. Va Bexacuotes—Mrap.—On Monday evening, May 7, at the Stanton street Baptist chureb, by the Rev M. Christopher Rhodos, Isaac VAN Benacnoren to Mins Abra Lovina, second daughter of the late Joseph Moad, all of this city. No cards, Syracuee papers please copy. Wisin NekeaY On Wednesday, April 4, at St Mary's cathedral, San Francisco, California, ©. M. Wi ame to Mies CaTmanixe Munnar. All of that city. Died. Avan. —At Myatle Bridgo, Ch, on Friday, May 11, Many RS. Howe, wife of HG. A. 0’ Adam, formerly of Bat- timore, aged 29 years, 9 snonths and 13 days, Baltimore and Philadelphia papers please copy. Borsa. —On Thurday, May 10, in hop» of a biessed tm- mortality, Mra. Jann,’ widow of Wm. Burns, aged 66 years, 4 months and 10 days. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her iaie residence, 253 West Seventeenth street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. On Friday, May 11, Roomax Brmrwe, in the his age Bevtive Invited to attend the funeral, from the Episcopal church, New Kochelle, on Monday afternoon, at balf-past one o'clock, without further noticr. Brooks —On Friday, May 11, at the residence of father, near Plainteld, N. J., Gionax Buooxe, in the 434 yoar of his ago. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend th at st. John’s ebureh, corner of streets, Brooklyn. Davies,—On Taesday, May 8, Jonx J. Davies, aged 66 fears. the faneral services will be held this (Sunday) after- noon, at St. John's church, corner of Washington and Jolinsou sta, Brooklyn, at three o'clock. friends of the ‘amily, the membre of Sylvan Grove 1 No. 216, F, and A. M., the mombers of the Grand Lodge, of Stats 0. of 0. ¥., aad of the order generally, are respectfully | end, May 11, Mre. Carneniwe Dox- hington and Johnson y invited to Dowaipsox.--On Feiday, aLosox, widow of James Donaldson, in the 88th your of | her age Her frends and those of her sonsin-law, William E. Lewis and Henry U. =Hpper, ar» réwpectfully invited to funeral, on Monday, at twelve, o'clock, | as ‘and friends of the family are respectfully | attend the funeral services, at her tate residence, No, 62 | Seventh streat, on Monday afternoon, at half-past four o'clock, without further notices. Dwrin.—On Friday, May 11, Exury Dwren, widow of James Dwyer, in the Oth year of her age. ‘The friends of the farutly are respectfully invited to nt funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at O10 o’¢loc! from her late residence, 207 East Fourtee street. Doveson.—At San Francisco, Cal., on his way home to New York from Australia, 6n Salurday, April 7, of consumption, Wiuuiam Dovason, a native of Leeds, Eng lan i. Leeds (England) papers pleare Denasty Saturday, May wife of Michne! Delhanty and da Ann Sloan, in the 27th year of her age. 2, Avxa Deimasty The friends and relatives of the family are invited to | attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at half past two o'elock, her Inte residence, 20 Woodhull stroet, South Brooklyn. E.enano.—At Hanover copper mines, New Mexico, August 27, 1861, Henway Euenrns, aged 22 year. e relatives and friends of the family are respect fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afr noon, at two o'clock, from the residence of hie parents 163 West Fifteenth street, betwoon Sixth and seventh avenues Froraisona! In — May 12, Harrie Love, only child of Jobn B. and Mary J. Frothingham, aged 2 years, 3 months and 21 days Faueral this (-anday) afternoon, at one o'clock Guam —On Friday, May 11, Revienoy Laxanane, only som of Reverdy and Ellen Ghiselin, aged 2 years, J months and 12 days. The friende of the family and members of the Eastern Star Lodge F. and A, M., are respectfully imvited to attend the funeral from No. 97 Henry street, this (Sunday) af ternoon, at one o'elock. GountsY.—On Satarday morning, May 12, of nervour a Wriatam James, only pon of + & and the late William i, ourlay, of Albany, N Funeral services at St. Mark's church, corner of Tenth street and Second avenue, this (-anday) afternoon , ‘at two o'clock, The remains will be taken to Albany for ‘"itcw.-On Saturday, May 12, of srarlet Umer. ¥ T enneet wom of Carlen Cad Mary © Hurst, aged tha. Pee ne eek eae, the residence of deceased's uncle, William It omaine, No 214 Henry street, at half-past four o'clock }) afternoon. 10m Friday, May 11, Many Movroay, aged hie friends and relatives of the fam'ly, also thore of her Sreséehiiéren Praseis and Joba MeKeane iy also James Oram ward Gormley, are respec fully in vited © attend the funeral, from her late residence 174 Hester street, without further invitation, tuis (Sunday) Afternoon , at balf.paat one o'clock MeCam/by.—On Hatarday, May 12, of consumption, Havay MoCuravy. ‘36 yeare. The relatives and ‘of thefamtly are reepeetiolty invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) a ternoon at two o'clork, from his inte residence, 14 ( street McMavow.—On Saturday, May 12, Jous McWanon, aged —— of tome Invited to attend the 7 from Bellvue this (unday) afternoon, at pana @" Howpival, (Wenday) Netgos.—Drowned. on Saturday, March 24, Ousmane bier of William and | Nui gon, @ native of Swedon, to the 90th year of, eon The friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral, trom bis late residence, 343 Columbia | strect, Brooklyn, this (Sunday) a ternoon, at three o'clock. Notas.—On Saturday, May 12, BriparT NOLAN, # native of Newtownforbes, county Longiord, Ireland, in the T8th year 0: ber age. ‘The friends and acquaintances are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence of her sou, Michael Nolan, No. 612 Eleventh avenue. O'Rovrxe. —On Saturday, May 12, of consumption, Ann nae, the beloved wile of Michacl O'Rourke, aged 433 years, 11 months and 1 day, we relatives and friends of the family, and Dass of er father, Thomas Copan Are respectfully invitad to at- tend the funeral, on Moilay afternoon, Troms a late © 433 Wost Sixteenth streot, at half-past ono o'clock. Ramsry.—On Saturday, May 12, Mra. Nayoy Ramsey, “then ida and relatives of the fami M1 lends ves 1 family are iy invited to attend the poe ghey lag on No, 361 Eighth street, on Monday afternoon, at two osionk. Tho romains will be interred in Greenwood Riou in Bt Louis, Mo., Wusaw F. Rice, aged 23 years, bern Temiaine will be brought to Mow Haven, Cons, for yurial, Rotonrorp.—On Friday, 11, Dera, daughter of the widow Rotchford, frp Aen ibe The frionds and relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from her lato residence, corner of Twenty-third street ‘And avenue A, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two Srxvnsr.-—On Thursday, 10, after @ long illness, Hatews M., daughter of Be and Catharine Steurer, ear To yoars Scene and 18 day ‘The ives and friends of the ly are respectfully fees Se atirad she tanernl, ) afternoon, at half. one o'clock, from ‘her parents, phere ga ay 11, aftor a short and eovere , May e fuvited to perehr yt faneral, from tie late residence, the Tottenville, Stuuten ry two o'clock. on and devoted Christian bas gone to his re- DT/AOKFOLK—On Saturday, May 12, Kare Sraccrota, Gaughtor of Wm, Stackpole, aged 6 years and 4 months, ‘The friends of the family ‘aro requested to attend the funeral, on ex 4 afternoon, at two o'clock, from the rosidence of P, M. Stackpole, 153 Laurens street, SULLIVAN, —On Saturday, May 12, Macau A. SULLIVAN, of Bright's disease of the kidneys, aged 28 years, The relatives and friends family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from hor tato resi- dence, 27334 jon street, on Monday afternoon, at lock. Her remaius will be taken to Calvary Cem- two o'cl be etery for interment. ‘Tuaaus.—At her residence, 39 West Sixteenth atrea of consumption, 8. Vinuinta PiLume, the beloved wife of Charies H. ‘Tugman, und youngest child of the late Colonel Join J, Plume, of Nowark, N. J ‘The funeral wil ‘take place on Monday after. noon, at two o'clock, from St. John's ebureh, \Warick street. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice. ‘Twoxsrow.—On Friday, May 11, Caxoune M. Tuorwrox, aged 2 years and 3 months, daughter of Tuomas ©. aud Sarah Jane Thornton, ‘The funoral will take place from tho residence of her parents, No. 135 Clinton street, this (Sunday) afternoon, al iwo o'clock. ‘Turven.—On Saturday, May 12, Euza R, Turven, in her 67th year. The {uucral will take place from the residence of her son-in-law, Walter W. Adams, 106 Varick street, on Mon- day morn ng, ut eleven o'clock. New Bediord and Twicas.—On Saturday ck, Samugi Twiaua, in th 35th’ year of bis age. ‘The relatives and frends of ho family are respectfully invited to attond the funcral, from his tate residence, No. 493 Canal street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, _SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAO FOR NEW YORE—THIS DAY, : £45 | MOON EINES 705 | mom warne...... Steamship Kine (Bi) Hibbs, Li pool via Q itearma' (Br), ‘Tobeits, ven ia Queens town—J "Dale L eeonaee J Star of the Uaton, Blanchard, New Orleans—IL BCromwell & Co. Steamship Monterey, Whitman, New Orleans—J A Raynor, Steamship Alabama, Limevurner, New Orleans—D N War. Fington. Steaniship Gulf Stream, Mount, Mobile—Smith & Dun. ning. Steamship H Livingston, Baker, 8n\ Fox & Co. fitgemship Missourt, Loveland, Saranoah—Garrisce 4 n. Steamship Saragossa, Crowell, Charleston—A Leary, Steamship Gussie Teliair, Dean, Wilmington, NCC I oJ Hand. nuh —Livingston, ip Valley City, Price, Richm Niagara, Couch, Norfolk, City Point ana Rich- tneken & Palmore. hip Hatteras, ish, Norfolk, City Point and Rich- mond— Livingston, Fox & Co, Steamship John Gibson, Young, Aletandria—H B Crom- wel & Co. 1p GH Stout, Ford, Alexandria—J Hand ag higaiaanip Cuesspoake, Jotinvon, Fortland—H1 8 Cromwell Co. qcueimabin WI Clyde, Powell, Boston—Metropatitan te Po. crimmelip Hereus, Bearse, Hoston—Neptune Sieamship Vo. witgamahip Acushnet, Kelly, New Hedford—Ferguson & Ship Langdale (Hr), Brown, Liverpool—Sioman & Edye. Ship Athena (Hrem) Schilling, Bromen—Funch, Meincke dt, Ship Wm Frothingham, Qualey, Ha yd & Hincken. hie President Fillmore, Luce, Charte: ‘Thomas Dun. Pbiladelphia—Merohaut & 1m. Falmouth via Philadelphia hip Onorge Peabody, Hotm Me Hoppett (Swed), Bran —Funeh, Meineke & Wendt, Bark Atiantie (Brem). De Haan, Hremen—Ruger Bros. Bark Reindeer, Wellington, Barbados—H Trowbridge’ Be rk Free Trade, Fost Joa Henry. ' Hark Fiataworth (Br), Thomas, Bt Jobo, NB—Peabody, | Willis & Co, i Brig F Guataker (Old), H Ruger Br | Brig Dr Erickson (Dan), onas—oniaton & | Hrig Alex Milliken, Hill, Sagua—Fowler & Jown. Brg Corira (Hr), Nelson, Turks Islanin— Me pari (Li), Cow Kw rig} B@ampbell (Hr), Anderson, V Bon a Lo. rig Arab (fr), Domi Brig AB. Cook, Small, eur W. Witt, € », Cow Bay Crowell & Paine Maratiman, Halifax—D Sattorly, Alden, Fox, Newbo: raveller, Adams, wan Kehr Union, Rich, Philadelphia Kenr Adetta helly, J Hent ‘oodraft & Robin. oon Sehr BG Knight, Hewes, Boston—-M iller & Houghton, Sour Sarak Jaue, Gardner, Newport) N Birannhan, Sloop Fred rowan, Wightman, Providence—G N Sirana- . sloop Emily, Allen, Bridgeport, ARRIVED, Steamahip Asia (fir), Ran |, Liverpool April 12, via Hall Sth Inely with mdao and 216 passangers (0 Taparot Brow VntogHallfax for a supply of coal sinomehip Aidan (He), Pin that” London Apel! 22, and lavre 26th, with mdee and 437 passengers, to Bowland —— May 4, las 46 37, low 63 58, ned bark Midas, Sieanshtp Georme Dewar, St Thomas, 7 days, with mise | 4 passoigers, 1o Willams & Gulon, Tth inst, lat 2061, lon spoke brig } liza Thampaon, from Vortw Kieo for New nT). f schr Royal parently hip Geo Washington ise apd passengers, on 17, « netonka, DuRols, New Orleans May &, with wengers, to A Hardy & Co. Sth Inet, off Carga , bownd out, same time, sour Callan, UT days, with gmano. to a Feb ZZ. Has been i] days westerly, glee No date, lat 2 a mdee and b fort, paane: Crite Ann > : ip Berkshire (of Boston), from Callao for Dunkirk: lat # 3, lon 21 bg trentle Aw Montevideo) lat anbuen for Havre; int 4 N bark Arthvr Plekering. men of the sehr B fon the Zt wit, bound from Wilant the crew having bean reseund by mn Ital), M Palermo, 7 days, Chamberlain, Phelps &Co. 6th tnat, lt 49S. lon (6 24, souke shép Kattier (itel), from Palermo for New York Hark Idaho, Chapman, Aap Pou wd Hirig Kmprese (of Reilly), Mumford, Colombo, 11 days, with ‘coffee to Hewlett & ‘Torrance —v tw Gi ¥ Buliey, No date, lat 0.308, lon 26 spoke bark Beatrice, from Laue don for Port Adelaide, 1% ont Brig Virginia, Wood, Buenos Ayres, 82 days, with hides, to ilier & Houghton. Lith inst, lat %, lon 72, spoke vark Le enn, from Girgenth for New York. verry, New Bedford. henr | Tilden, Davia, Provide eur W Balisbury, Nlekerss Sehr Yann 18 days, with mdee, oF e Gebr DT Ford. Kelicy, Newport for Bt br L Daniele, Seite, Harford. Belt Lelipee, Stoat, New on, Bebe MK Hickman, Nickerson, Mystic, BELOW. hip Southamptos, from London Brig Magaie. rig AOF rig Britannia BAT Atoamshipe Argo, Rorissia bce The Queen, Celesonta, pase, Marmion, Star of the Union Alatama, Monte vingrtom, Missouri, Gussie Teliair, Hakversa, Valley fare Youre Mactame, Grant, from Bowen March § for Hong Kong, wae destroyed at sea by her cargo of petroleut taking Or¢ by apontaneoes combustion in let 1) 18 8, tom W. The crew were pleted up April 10 by the Preach back Bogene, and landed at Permamtoon on the 11th of April whanen the mats reached St Thomas May ¢ fn bert Chrstion Late The ¥ M was built at Slotland in 164, whenon the halle’, amd was ITS tome regieter Sena s B Wrannen, ‘rom Wiiminglon, NO, for Barbe dom, wes loat in the Galt Stream, #0 dale Crew, compond Of the captain and 3 men, were remand by (he wialing bark Arthor Pickering ard Uansterrsd to the ship Bhatomue Capt Boule. and brought to New York Sreavnir Woubrrrem of the en ee Wrens NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, MAY 13, 1866—TRIYLE SIERT. Une, which arrived at Reltimore night of 11'h inst. touched lightly on a sont inside the Unper'buring 4 (og. sail wan wot in the least damaged. Bhe brings # valuable cargo. Sonn Fixerwine (Br), Morse, fi Mobile for Antigua, with lumber, put Into Nassau Say Teak foun Fouwaxp—A letier from Capt Brown, of achr For: ward, of New London (befure reported abationnd at sen), At London 27th ult, states that the vease. sailed from New London Maroh 19 for ti rienced a fearful guie, duriag whic beam ends, and falls, Dulwar with the plankshear from the forwa: the poop, were carried away, by which means the inw the ‘bold, When she fighted, In about ive thore wore five feet of water iu tie hold. The pumps mediately manned, and bedding. clothing, &e, were stutled Into the rena, and stouteanvass partially Walled over ho, c Si by oer | o Waler Was a oa =F On tee a idboom and sleering yoar gave out, and on the Sist abandoned. a Seux Anoturus, before ashore on 1) Hommediou Shoal, bas worked off iato wate 4 been stripped of sails and running: jug. Ineffectual efforie bave been iaade ‘w clear ber of water by # steam pump. Scun Pavcintam, from Portamouth, NH, for Baltimore, which put Into Newport nightof 9th, split mainsail and dy- ing )\b off Fire daiand morning of same date, Sonn Jonx Comrton, trom Tun! into Newport 10¢b, in distress, bavin the 9th, when off Fire Island, in « iy blow, split sa) ‘a Bho proceeded to Fi for repairs. Miscellancous. i Al. of NYork, 306 tons, built at Wiscasset In 1861, has been purchased coor Barvham and others, of 5 for 82,000, will fier hail from Port. land under Of Capiain Simonton, late of schr Henry Jaynes. Surru Torrie, 80 6-100th tons, built at East Hadden, Conn, in 1480, bas been purchased by Mr Charles Boynton and others, of Gloucester, for $4.90). Lat Lottie 8 built Race & MeDougal, ot th ciara Mille was intstohed froas the on thetGth font. ‘She ine tritn looking craft of 8 tons, tae tanded for business, ney ‘J Croton, Ct, om ven rates Al Now ¥« yroa the Fare of Norwood & On, Rock: 1 ee inst, echr May Day, of tons, built by Mr ecanen = ‘Whalemen. Bark Concordia, Skinner, eld at Sag Harbor 10th inst for North Atlantic Ocgan, Bark John Howland, Wholden, NB, arr at Kawathe prow vious vo March 23, frot const of California, with 20) bbls wh o1 Ship Alfred Gibbs, Jennings, NB, was on Tristan Cround tn November, 220 bbls sp oil ali told aahitk Mt Wollaston, Willis, NB, was at Baker's Inland Jan clean, Wark Hoscoe, Maconber, NB, at Honolulu March 24, had 290 bbls sp oF Bark Cleone, Luce, NB, was at Talcahuano April 1, with 900 bits oll ali told. ‘Had taken 350 sp within the Last three months; aso ok 140 bbis wh oil im the Aretic Ocean Last heason. Spoken, &ec. Steamship Hansa, hence for Bremen, April 2. A brie rigged propeller, with red fu showing $4 pon: dant, bound B, April 0. Ship l hee, fr w York Jan 23 for San Francisco, anelro, k, from New York for San Francisco, April Ship urner, from New Orleans for Liverpool, May 2, Mf Carysfort Reef, I days out. (So reported by sohr gan pa, at Philadelphia, The G T was burat up previous to April 1 below Apalachicola.) be Wm Cammings, from Philadelphia for San Francisco, May 11, 180 miles SE of Sandy Hook. Jwego, from Liverpool for New York, Muay 5, lat «2 24. lon 62 40, Schr Tigris (Br), from New York for © 24 40, lon 6. racoa, April 30, Int Frere! Porte. MAnARA, April 10—In port brig Loando (Br), for Balti- (not NYork) next day. jouer, April 10—In port brig Ma nna, from NYork, arr 6th Hone Kona, Feb Sid bark Hugo, & Otto (tam), Oxne bruck (from Wha NYork (not in port March ith, as incarrectly reportes hina eircular). Moreh 7—In port bark Ann Walsh, Drinkwater, to sail waine evening for Zansibar and Providen Pon Spars, April 1 20th for St T Florence Turner, ig Swordfiah, Po Qurnec. May 10—Arr abt 'm Yeo (Br), Howes, NY ork. ntigaa, April 19-—Arr sohr Dolphin, Hill, New ald 26th w return) t bark J & You 4 Healy, St Tuomas, May 1-—In por (Br), “4 shards (Br), from Glaxgow for Boston, aie sa phin, Sid April 28h, for Phils areal wohr Jens ona, to load for N York: 28th, brig Mil con, to load for do: May 3,’ sebr 8 K Gal Br), Arecibo, to load for da, 4 Tweed (Hr), Ponos. to for do. x jay 4th, bark Caroline, Lamont, Howker, Rio myers abnen, Freights We have still to report m continued scarcity of vessels and dema for lonnags, eapectaily for the United States, with « slight advance In rates. he 6 ni have Deen —Brig 5. (Br), Ponce to Bo $5, 75; brig Onrrie (ir), . Bs and Highterage; sehr Libes 1b coffee In bags, ie oh Dow Herman molansen, $5; sohr Annie Mussei ge and $5. brig WON Z (ir 82 gold: brig Fawn (B " brig Martin Hei , Ge, gold; brig Kiche (Hanoy), old ‘Sacua. May 1—SId brig Isls, Baker, Portland Sr Jonn, NB, May 10—Arr ship Patrician, Robinson, Bos. ton: ith, soli Royal Avch, Dawson, NYork, Cld 11th, sche John Adama, Philadelphia Amert Howes, Men nily Fisher, Philadelphia! BOSTON, May 11 Arr sina; Fudorn (Ar), Plakney, Ard) wd, Baltimore; Ororimbo, . Koes, do sehre Arayle (ir) 7 Freddie L wan; brige Gilmore. Fequonnock, Bar: Broo cid b Abbie F Larrabee, T Kemp (ir), op, Charleston; hanks, Mun Mayi, Cape Town, CGH 50 ‘Ooean Br de, Kelley, Philadelphia. ‘I2th— Arr at ore Neptune. Baker, ter, NYork, brie Ida M ¢ ary. Seles arding: Aguire: Jae ALTIMOIGH, May iI Atr ateamor tar, Bain, Li brig Misael (Me), Dow ate White’ drowssnd he M T Cranmer, Cranmer, NYork sehen Snote. Brigga, Rostor Providence: Lith, barks Isabella dam Eaywringy Hemthall, Blo J at, Clifton OMe brigs Undine (Br). MeLannoo, and Clara M Gondrich Matengas: schre Eo it Kirk, Burwett, New London. Kebeota, Smith, Inston 12th Old. bark Atlantie, Vernon, Liverpoot WATH, May 1W—Sid ache George L Green, Washington, De WANGOM. May 10—Arr sor Sarah & Julin, Gilley, NY¥ork, ‘V1 achra Paul Seavey (new) Gulliver, Port an Prince, Mary Hine, Coltina. do, Thom ¥ 1A TO! iene (Fi tin leaky; Star (Br) wton, sehr ° Townend Townaend. Heaton FORTRESS MONKOR, May 10-—Arr sehr Sarah Gartner, froun Cheanpeake May. for Newburyport passed in the Cayo yesterday; «chr Tantel Blake, Boston, for Washingion, D.C Dasaed oui ship Astronom, Baltimore, f an ALL RIVER. May W0-Aid acre Hayoah Blackman iy, Hedladelphia. George Washington, Magee, NYork (ot or slvoe Heorge, i avorstraw A ol bar. brig John Sher. rk nehre A Denike, Jones, frou Senith, from ge J Mersh Irwin. from Kosten, bORABTOWN, DE. ave IL—Are atmr New York, Matt, NVork; sehr owas Hawking Apalachicola GLOVCESTRI— arr 0h, sehr Rdwin A Grosier, Neweombs, NYork: loth, Ly} F iiveves, Stanford, 8 LANDING, “May lmare Smith, in. ‘HOLT, May 00 PM—Ars bark Ann (Br for Westport, N&; brig B handih (ite) sire Mary EK Long Mardy, Boston m Bement, Penney » Light, Dreland: M Wash: Mary fl Hanks, He AE Henderson, Prien; ley; Northe | Trate Wind, Corson, anf Laconia, Felker, Boston for Phila: 4 sidney Price, Godtrey Williams Jane % Waker, Adare. for 46, DB Lan’ May 11,84 York: Sarah N, Bmith, Barratt, Lyon hark Ann. brig B MOBILE Trot © ¥ ’ qT King, Liverpool, ~ wr ihe y S—Arr stoamshion Kvening Star Q 45; Motvian (Br, Ord thom Liverpool. Gea Washington NYork. Liberty, Mtafors, Baltimore via Wavana ot Louie, srr KB Wether, heathem. Cordjmas Arr ship Kenington, own ld ship James @ Green, NY on NEWAEEN, NO, May SoArr sehr Dolphin, Hil), Waet bowled w Newborn. ih, amartine Gurney, Wareham for da. tater hethport Thomas B herd weil. hand teh tow do ‘ NEWPORT, May 0 —Are nehre Nellie Raker Freeman wn4 ore tor ; Fountain, Collins, Pall » tor Returned 0 avers whe Jaber L While, deg wind and Toul ere | 1 € Waldron Wth—Arr sehre Charles Lovering @loret Koaneke rm od Whintior Hors Teor for Mew Yorks George W Croweth Revene Boston for Phiedeiptiie Marchal! Perrin, Gibbs, antwieh for do, A Kowinat, Vuller and J P Wat i oh ba alle her, end, Cher lon ewter all for New York : Canary, Bhan Porting Tih 8A MO Arrieed in the By eaty Magmteer, Pome Mo Pree a =, tt tron New York (pr New Radford Providence for Phietetphia Oearee do beet thie AM, whet AW, tndernte sehee - feaport, JP Weiner Binck Warrior, Elie Ff Crowell, Laila Re ay (A ote 7 PM. Arrived, eobre berrpon ai wi York, Minnesota 4, New Tor ¥ LINDO!) yrone, Ferry, Niuse for Porvemow, MAVEN, May limAry achire fener Merrit. Mache Berton, Jontor Marswnigors Bens tecier Peer ene al Ls a cenptnaey ry Waites re, j MILADBLEMIA, Moy thews, Hoston: briga Omar (Hr), Lewes, M9 Mowe. Lew Sentnepos: Bilan fr siownr Gf Princeton, Wells, Boston; sehre Zarmpa, J ob: nas, BD Kmiicn M. cay wi Hoston; br Halifax, Prin Herbed Boston: PMV heme th Moston; J Stroup, Whirtow, Norwich, Joe B Thomas, V Vorier, urrougha, Providepoe, Wr Salem: BT Thompson. Bndioott, 1 BW Steclman, Boston; P Bolce, Adams, salem; J A Orawe kiey, Derenpert, 2 Ni, May 10--Arr brig Lincoln Webb, Wylie, Oar 4 1 brigs Ada B, (itr) Koster, Vortan Prince, Matte Wheeler, Gapiill, Segue. Bid bark Ellza White: brigs Marshall butch, Protege; sobre Ana Kilanbeih, Armadlile, dea Queen, and other Ith—Arr barks 8 Hi Belneoch, fimall, Matantas, Addle Decke! of and from Hrunawiek; Almoner, La Ib i Isaac Carver, Shute, Philadelphi #14 Coiber, Crosby, Albany; Walhalla. Lord, NY. + Dirigo, Sherwood, do. Old brig Swordfish (ir), Lae 4 . May 10—Arr aches Wm F Burden, Ada Philadelphia; Surprise, Harker, NYork. Below sebel B & L, Butler, Flirobethpart. hid ohre Gun Rock, Hoyd, Phila delphia, Kodian M Price, Kelley. do; Kiwood Doron, Jaw. org Hi Devereux, Bmiih, do: Oraloo, SI do (for Machlan according to wind), Hat ‘Taylor, Khzabethyor on, Freeman, Active, Smith, and Victory, Ci Mth—Arr—-Behra White Swai ton, Galveston: Kile Et Barnes, Avery, Haltinore, F Philadelphia; Zoe, Taylor, bilzabet)iport. Hen) Butler, Kem Fons do; LB AL Butler, do. Canina French, do Jute ‘ebb, Kua , Haversiraw, American Kagle, Headbury, 8ld—Hehra Choctaw, Mayo, Philadelphia FeV anon, Bus = do; ‘Tryphonia, Nickerson, New York, Robert HB SOCKLAN D, May 3--Arr bark Rosin NY. a aArr h Goat, ial, NYore; "ano, Pie tna, a, avertil, do: jones, N York, T pare atoamabip Munter, Rogers rony, Roston Philadelphia. Fibbeta, Cor Witeanctom Mar SArr bert "Quindaro (ie), Stam . May oe), qroud NYorks brig Hath (firh; Damorman, do OF THE GIPSIES, ANECDOTES AND SPEOL RIK LA ak This, lot us may it ato And must command very general attention. "—kdinburge Weekly Ileralt itme-antint, woll ayouched, and imbued with the ealor the and ph { phy he Year 675 pages. I'rioe 63, bs Sf. DOOLADY, No, 48 Broome atreet. NEWSPAPERS, Com OF NEW YORK HERALD —WANTED, ONE ) of two coplon of October 3) acd 3, 17, and December 10 to $1, tnclaaive, of the mame year, Address W. Fy Herald other Fu OF THE HERALD. WANTED, A PILE OF TH Herald for IS. Address W. F, 8, Harald office, SOR BALE OA FILE OF WILKES’ SPIRIT OF i | mes, embracing the frat ten vo Wit be cheap If plied fur luinedisvely, Address F, b. Sparing, ARTIFICIAL EYES. EYES. —ARTIFIOIS and inserted by D formerly et 993 roadway, New Yo BILLIAM DS, &O. AKD ROOM AT AUCTION —THE CELEBRATED lard Koom Mechanbew? dancription of the rq «can be by calling on Mena HELAN & OOLL, ss DETTVILLRR BILIAARD TABLE street, Willian Noe N.Y man to Pel Dusinens, Waa aay also tran had tan y Biilard Tables hoatest mann establishment ti the country merehants A bow good keovad baud ii heap. ARTIES WISHING TO PU Billard Tables. warranted in every rea well weal on WM HL GKIFRETIL, pracvoal manufacturer, 14 Fulton treet, IPE NEW FRENCH CAM Willard Hi te the frat 0 “Young America, CUASK YIRNT OLAS would de billiard tabbe M TABLE AT KRAISTED® te Coo patent eurble ONT. 149 Potton street, KATE Para, ho uae W. i,.SHARr Is MAKING tts Cat « lira Tables with pat r near Broome where th about buying bable ae fone are ao much superior Wall others REMOVALS. PRANKENTHALER & BOM OLOTHING AND DI store have removed from 06 Dw avenue B, between Fifth and Mtxth etree FRANKUNTHALKK & BIO, 76 avenue vumos HAS MOVED TO 2% Dresses, Cloaks, Laces, Lingerie Aa P\ FRORERT MACEAY HAs REMOVED M8 OF the purehase and ale of tate, th iq eating oollectien « Paar cl property annectley Ot Coa Sirent. Loans negotiated. Notary and Commissioner, THE LECTURE #KASO #8! the Comper native ot * 'Picweta for sale Wie dowe on the evening = = SOUTHERN ADVENTISEMENTS, 94 STOCK OATTLE FOR BALE —TWO 23.000 Sees mine wont of hap Anion with head of stork Cattle, oy . t dollars t heat Uro-ihieds eas, Walaue vue vs bre yrare. 10 Horses will ep fold with the siock if desired. Front street, New York INSUMANCK, LERA LIFE INBURANOR®, IN ALL IT fully explained and policies procured tn the mot © maner Kents, ioasee east wi noe red TEMPLE & HOADLEY, 6 Wall street, New 2 vm DANCING ACADEMIES. Bis? MASTER DUMAM® FRIVATR DAN ree) aw reat, near Broaden Your ety te = ps, M DENT sTmY. RTIFICIAL TEETH, ONLY §8-HR, ranted uneurpaaned. Aching lneth Qllet ated oxureete Peet) whi, UTIFUL Sem, oA withon Gold, Fiatina en: 8). Utiew 138 Kath avenue, RTIVICIAL THETM AT BRDE theme that bave hak their nate Biel Gam ae Bone Fun DAL KNOL) ROT OF TRETH ie, VAN VLE fracted in three senna, ehargn. RTIFICIAL TRETAM ¢ Block Taeth, light and b faloes 91S OU ARANTIONN, Tooth ens 7% without (he least pain No onewm Ck RNAMEL BAM are tow eur A Cyt anes 16 Teeth lied Faw Tuirimnnths wren All oyarasiona war: ania QO ROcARTIO om anririos yruoring wort maere abe is Wo | “er ( Union oy CUAL, WOOD, WaT QUALITY ¥ om yard TWand Bh Ker gus renion! YOAL-67 PER TON, STOVE AND ROO SIRK BMW J quality, fora few des Peart evens, tormperly came W Davin = LY BY THe y iat Tp AMR MURMAY ROLATH: oom (Oke Data ano Pag Met ban of demvatia qualiies ions ry aon D, Mew Vere NOR WITH SRYRRAL oH 6 and young Mores TOO LATE WOR CLASSIFICATION. 4 he Handed to Kight, Rapquawtens cowrasy 1 aprertThy 5 i wernt Netiynel Guard veh ey it Company Orde Te we trees, « " Maly Trang wn, to waand © OO ae 4 RATON, Copan ony * 10 RRWARD —L08T, DETWRE fer and Ue cr nae cornet of Forty oo ont, 18 GOING Thom omgone Kmemee to nerwer of ine 4 ponte tay sfernemn, 6 erm,