The New York Herald Newspaper, June 3, 1866, Page 2

2 Fi INANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Satvrvar, June 2, 6P. M. ‘The usual dullness of Saturday has been experienced to-day in Wall sirosi, and the absence of an aftersoon session limited 100s on the Stock Exchange. The market for railway shares and securities generally was, however, ateady. ‘The provable future course & Erie is much discussed, sni anxious eyes are watching the movements of to -peculative director in Broad street, ‘the prevailing op 0. is that the affairs of the company are little if any ~.: ivan when the last annual report was made up, a ich Kime the stock was selling about , fifieen per cent 1: 2°" than at preent, and that as soon ‘ascertain persons co vected with the management of the road tura from ths ‘“vcar” to the “bull” tack, the affairs uf the company ¥:l! suddenly be represented in a much more favorable |). The speculative director of the have its Qnances under his own im- 18 Co-directora, strange to say, ap- wand act ag af they wero desirous \, Meanwhile the company is being ruined in public estisation by the mismanagement of a hand of speculators »ho seek to profit by its misfortunes. At the early #ssion of the open board the market was firm. New York Contral sold at 99 a 9875, Erle 625¢ 8%, Hudson Rive: 1154 a 4, Reading 100%, Michigan inois Coutral 118, Cleveland and evelaud and Tolede 105, Rock Island (& 3) 98%, Northwestern preferred 583, @ %, Fort Wayne 97% At ()\o jirst regular board the market was steady, but dul, York Central closed 3 higher than at the hal! t ‘wo board on Thursday, Erie %, Reading 3, Weeicr: Union Telegraph 1X, Missouri sixes 1%. Hud" clored 3¢ lower, Michigan Southern 3, Ili: viral 3g, Northweaterm %. Gov- ernment securiti-s re oderately active and steady, excepting geven-(!) '\' notes of the third series, which ‘wore 3¢ lower. At the open bosrd xf one o'clock prices were generally je a % lower, Evie ld ai OX, Northwestern 28%,— preferred 58% (x 2), Now York Central 97%, Reading 109 a 108%, Michi ‘onthern 80a 797%, Cleveland and Pittsburg 83%, Hock. Ioloud 9234 a %%, Canton 6034, Cum- berland 455%, Q» ver 52, Western Union Telograph 61%. Afterward» ‘Le market became firmer and closed steady at®an ad ihe quotations at five o'clock boing aa under York Central 98 a }, Erie 60% a %, Hudeon liver 113 bid, Reading 109 a x, Michigan Southern 50°; a 3, Cleveland: and Pittsburg 343% a 9%, Rock | ‘8 9334, Northwestern 28:4 &%, preferred 5% Fort Wayne 977% 29834, Can- ton 60 a %, Cum 45 bid, Quicksilver 513; bid. ‘The supply of i ong the brokers and private bankers is increas he demand is freely met at six per cent for ci ‘Vhere was an excess of capi- tal offered at this © mitay, and exceptional transac- tions until Mo: were reported at five. The discount line shows more activity, and first class com- morcial paper pa-s« a. 6a 7 per cent, There is sull a light drain of curcon:y ‘rom the Weat towards this centre, and the indication: ton of monetary «ii. disbursements of (i late, und its bala wili continue 80, 0 ther temporary dey renoy in the hand mentionod dates Wa: ‘avorable to a very easy condi- during the summer. The reasury have been heavy of below the usual average, and ¢ & the non-receipt of any fur- The amount of mixed cur- che Sub-Treasurer on the under- ot + $95,072,646 + 105,009,551 + ls 1088, 473, : 85,3! seen that the balance has been sut millions since the 24th of By the above it we veduced nearly twenty May. 5 ‘The gold market Low boon very firm ali day, the dispo- sition te bay beins incressed by the Fenian tumult in Canada, The openiuy rive was 14144, followed by a de- oline to 140% and vi. d+ uee wo 14134 before two o'clock. ‘Thie was succeeded by j <elapse to 1411 and a final re- covery to 141%, the 0! Loans were mai oont in favor of { The export of specie by this day's steamers sv. sted $8,631,874, of which the City of Boston wox #1,12,752, the Saxouia $269,036, the America $481,0:: «nd (he Periere $1,179,000. This, addea to the $3,101.40) shipped on Wednesday, the $55,000 on Thar sud the $22,429,881 exported previously since the first of May, makes a total export of $29,208,156 from ¢lis port and Isoston during the space of # little more (iw: a single month, Foreign exchanss was vegiected and rates were nominally the same © tod yeaterday—namely, 109% © for bankers’ riorling at ninety days, and 111 for shert sight. Petroleum and mixing «locks were moderately active. At the first boar. Vonu of Run Oil closed 35c. higher than at the same tiow ou Thursday, selling at $3 90, New York and ileghaay 8¢,, solling at $3 90. United States was 1\ ve, soiling at $5, Electric O11 5e., selling af $105, Cliniem sold at %5e, High Gate 1%c., New York a: Nowark 4c, United Petroleum Farms 260, Welsior Bennenof Run $12 15 Buchanan Farm ioc., (il Oreck 65¢,, Ada Eimore $3 12, Excelsior Coppor $2 10, Gunnell Gold S5c., American $1 10, The notes of State bonis paid out by any of the banks on and after the Isto! Jy next will be taxed at the rate of ten per cent, iy «ov rdance with section twenty- six of the amendments (vo (ue Internal Revenue laws, ap- proved March 8, 156° —_ And be it further on association, Stato | shay pay a tox notes of ony Stat pa‘d out by them « The Supermiende tod, That evory mation > Siate banking association, percent on the amount of or Stae banking association ist of July, 1806. » Bank Department at Albany has, fn this conusciion, ieued a elrealar, dated May 21, in which he says ‘The impression « » a considerable extent thet, in consequence x yncress, the holders of State bank bills will be » tax of ten per cent on pay- July next, and there are ¥ are subject to alike tax tation at that date. Nothing ing them out, afier § bankers who suppor vi on all their ontstianc, 48 more erroneow ‘The notes of N: valuable after the le: past Seourities | Spartnent, and are the notes, Although the ba: ence, their notes as « their former high rej: can be no safer cir State banks, and h: money is worth solo ore banks will be as eafe and y, 1866, ag at any time in the emption are beld by this surrendered On the retarn of ing legislated out of exist- sag medium will maintain «(or safety and valne. There han that of our New York » Test secure that their State ‘ar in legal tenders, The tranfer books « w York State Bounty Loan closed to-day, bat + © State loan books will not clowe until the 8th . The Acting Chairs { the House Committee on Banking and Currene ‘dressed the following cireu- Jar to the ofticers of yanks which have beeu de- signated as depority poblic moneys, and to the several Assistant Tres of the United States:— Bors: ov TATIVRS, May 29, 1866, By anthority of a: the House of Represen- tatives you ar beret to the Committee on showing the amor o the United States or 1) ment of ail sums Lar ig and Currency a statement oy standing to the crodit of asurer thereot; aio a state- w) the credit of any disbursing officer, or of any >i! cer or agent of the United States, stating the mor the officer or agent and the amounts to the or ‘ ath, ‘a8 appears by your books 8. HOOPER, ya the Int day of Say, | y airman Cory ice On Banking and Currency. Now York Stock Krenange. Sareepar, oT PIRET AeSVON—10:30 A, lossy, WO she spruce HCC 436 ¢,02 600 Boston W P..b90 6 100 do, oe OR 0 2 P a ‘ 200 do. Bdeait 2 5236 :* tapout Rock's RI 83 1800 T nT B10 Is» iu% YD do. 9356 . 0 Ind’s & Cin Rit! 70 33000 aod ONY Central RE 99 00 do 34 . 1000 California T » 6000 NY 65, '73. 5 2009 Mo @ a Paki rh 000 Mo 6s Tay 10000 do Ww 2000 Car d's : 8000 Kerio 2s 1000 Hud R ad 5800 Harvie WO a 5000 Pitt, FEWACIo 101% 1000 Chis Alt’ in by 87 W000 Mich C 8a, nt tos 8200 Readi RR 5000 Til Central bas ts 200 74 oO oo WO she GatlatinNG'k 107% 900 Mich Central Taft, 1074 2 Bank of Com, ue 1000 Mich SK NIRR 804 ® Bank Republic 100 do 10 Tropa Traders’ Bk i 4 400 111 Central RR 18 ig 200 Cleve & Pitts RR on 600 % 1000 Bs 300 MM 100 Chi & my 300 Chi & 88 avy S800 60 Joliet i. 96 20 Chi, Bur & Q@RR 116 100 Pitis, FUWACRR 97% THE FASHIONS. 1s of the Moon and Sun—The Last Court and Fashionable tess and an Eng- riage and Do: Dress of the Co eas—Seaside and Olty Promenade Toilets—Matertals, Cut and Trimming—A New Hat as s Speck on the Hi &e OUR PARIS CORRESPONDENOB. Panis, May 18, 1866. ‘The novelty now greeted with unbounded satis{action In Paris is the new moon which made her debut op ‘Tuesday evening. It may bea fatal error to call s moon new; certain school reminiscences suggest that she is remarkably old, but we, who bave gone through a course of wind-nipped noses and lips pinched blue, do advisedly | call the April moon not only old, but spiteful, She has shown herself under the most forbidding aspects, every evening glaring down redly on the fashionable shop windows decked out in all the pride of spring novelties, When she did not think it convenient te show herself at all, she was brewing showers bebind the clouds or carrying en some secret plot with the sun, who, manlike, got led into evil at the instigation of @ wrong-minded female. Although he did once or twice give evi- dent signs of femorseful conscience, during which fita he would come out in his right ovlors, alill it was.clear he was controlled, and we foal assured he con- gratulates bimsclf on having /a roume exchanged for the fairibright thing that now beams forth queenliké among 8 myriad of glittering stars. Country excursions and seaside jouriieys were not thought of till yesterday; the Monday evening balls re kept up at court, and the theatres have bad aplendid houses. People have availed themselves, in fact, of every opportunity of “getting warm," and even- ing receptions have been more than usually crowded. It would naturally be supposed that the most delight- ful of all crowds in Paris must be those which are com- posed of ambassadors, ladies of honor, officers of state and other dignitaries, Here a dazzling display of orders, jewols and uniforms; there the prestige of power, name and genius; everywhere wealth, title and thoir belongings. It may be everything supposed “to look at,’ but it is not everything desirable “to be in.” I, who have had involuntary but very glorious jokes from dowagers’ olbows while laboring under the necessity of getting from one room to another, or sharp thumps from blushing maidene while struggling to secure a chair, know exactly how delightful such crowds are. I do not mention tears and rents from suspicious looking swords, nor scratches from epaulets, nor bruises and kicks fim the heols of gentlomen’s boots; these are too frequent occurrences and what people go to balls for. T only perpetuate things that might be avoided, such as a blow in one’s eyo from an attache after he has accom- plished a gastronomical triumph at tho “buffet.” Al- though the facer in my case was unintended, it was very disheartening, and none the less so for being fol- lowed by 4 “pardon me, madame,” which, however, mended matters as far as the culprit was concerned. Things might, nevertheless, have been worse. I was fortunate enough in this instanco to come across # good Samaritan, who provided me with a glass of pure water, in which I soaked the lace of my handkerchief, and, un- observed, defled a swelling ina retired corner. I was soon left alone to quiet nursing and not long after forgot my mishap im the enjoyment of looking on from my place of retreat, How I pitied the poor gitls wading through the quadrilles in such costly attire, so crusbed and torn! Itwasa relie! for most to dismiss their partners and return to their chaperons. One young beauty, however, never returned to any protection what- ever. I knew ber to be an Italian countess; but she was 60 well dressed on that particular evening and looked 20 lovely, that 1 was more than usuaily interested in her aad in her way of proceeding with her cavalior, who looked unmistakably English. After a mazourka ®@ talk; then a waltz and another talk; after which polka and a third talk, and always on the Englishman's arm, to the horror of all the Parisian mammas, It was @uring the rosta of a very full waltz that they both stopped close to me and that I overheard their conversa- tion, broken off and taken up though it was, after two lng turns of the room. First atop (Englishman)—“Now, I am not of your opinion, Countess Eva; this French way of boxing up girls in Paris is absurb, Talk to mo about the immorality of the place, this system of mounting guard around a woman is enough to make her immoral, and that's what they all are,”” Countess (looking around)—“Oh ! take care, Sir James, For shame |”” Englishmah—Not a bit, What if they did hear the truth for onte? I mean what I say, Do you call it moral to marry a man for the sake of getting rid of mammaY Or for expanding in ® ‘Madame,’ with a cashmere and diamonds, not forgetting the ‘dot’ to make oneself acceptable? I say the women here spend their youth in a state of crysalis. No wonder they wing their flight like butterflies when that process is over, If they were but harmless butierflies"—* + + Here a particular part of Gounod’s Vaise de Mire‘lle proved irresistible; turn and whirl the young couple must. They suddenly fell in the circle and were soon in their glory. Meanwhile, I will describe the Countess’s toilet, which, ba tLe way, would be very suitable for a summer teal material was gauze, with alternate white satin 8 ., the skirt long but without a train; the body and tunic were made of white satin, the jattor ent ovt all round in five long tails or basques, each trimmed with pink moss rosea in frills of gauze. The belt was a garland of mors roses, a bunch of the same on each shoulder, ovr streamers of white eatin, cm 1 the smallest possible Me sve, One rek moss rose was half concealed in a nest of Light curls on the Countess’s forehead. Pearls on her neck and arms cornpleted the toilet. T hind Juat noted these details, when the couple, almost tesa, were again by my side, ud stop, (Evglishman)—It is very nataral you should wish to know, and Tam very happy to answer your questions, In the first place, girls in my country have to tind oat a good deal by themscives, aid that is bet r than being taught, Then they are told to enjo; their dancing days as long as they can, because they will not last.’” Counies—"Tt is always better to know, of course; bat there itis, © * * As soon as woman is married in England her be me isa prison, and should sue be pretty of young, own that it very hard." Engis!iman—‘I don’t see the case in that light at all. Awoman ought not to marry unless she likes the m who js to decome her husband, not for a time only, but forever and ever, Amen; and 'n England it is not con- »mmnon for an every day occ rrence, Sovety ‘a prison and home @ paradise; whe here marriages are made up by the parents and relations of the two parties, to be operated on by church and State, without even 80 much aa consulting their affee tions’ Of course there is nothing to build upon and when the novelty of being hv and wife ‘s a little brushed off, Monsenr bas his ‘circle’ and bis ‘cafe,’ if not something worse, to draw his attention from home. Madame has ber admirers, her friends and her etornal shopping to attend to. As to home, she takes pretiy cood care to seo ns Little of that as she can, hay- Ing had too strong a dose of it, Society is her paradise; and the gitt who a few months befor: would have blushed at the idea of trusting herself ten minotes alone with an honorable man does not see any harm in using all tho petty arts of an unflinching eoquette, because she is married?” Countess “Certainly it is very sad, But then those long English courtehips! those yearst” (A long sigh and up urned blue eyes.) Snglishman—“The idea of & woman ever complaining of that! Those years bring out @ man’s faults and the lady's, too; for I suppose both reo few. If the staie of their hearts is very bad, indeed, their — uncouth, they have time to get ‘accustomed other's deformities, or, , inden change thelr AK} manners or whatever may be the ma Countess (looking very wiso}-—" have been told that man ix never to be truated, and I have'read of poor giris in your conntry who have waited and waited to be married, six and seven Fhe 4 Ull their future husbands had got what they call living,’ and just as that waa cot some one is sure to die of consumption ; but I do believe the living, whatever that is, which never common when it is wanted to make ra py, is enough to Kill anybody. I hope I shall never like @ man who is in want of such a thing.’* Enghehman—'‘And go do I, Conntess.”” Counters" But what is a living?’ Ni ng) —"'Tt sa —Here the music Fg tema weard ne more. I only saw Sir James draw the Jexed Countess’ arm through his, and, still Janghing, Wad ber to another part of the Foor, whore the conversation was continued over tcea When f again met the young couple they were still in close disosion, and something hike conviction was on the Countess’ features. Ishall not be surprised to hear that, after having approved of an Eugliah courtship, she has changed her coronet for the plain title of Sir James P-—, ‘Thin is probably eee met, attend before the neral breaking up of 1D BOC | othe week is to be be devoted to the ‘cqutaition of toilets for the waside and summer attire for the chateaus and watering places. To begin with walking dresses, they are to be short and compased of two skirts made of the same material, each cut in scollops of squares, or dents round the botiom, vote Lamballe siraw bonnet, trimmed with @ garland of vine leaves, email oF field flowers, is very well wruited | to this style of dresa A blue or white gauze veil “Amervoen and értv costumes aro made of fou! NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JUNE 3, 1868. el ‘Lamballe."" ae OT Tho Watteau, or Shepherdess bonnet, ts preferred, with ip en muslins, pekins, lamas, ‘thos and alj jackets aro very peer worked over with smail jet ‘beads on narrow braid. The material for common wear, when a little warmth Seren er jines and evenings), is fine French merino. the: Xk, white and crimson. = ——— the jacket is elaboratcl; ly embroidered with gol I must not forget to mention the robo péplum, which, but a dress, of which the ey and open under the arms. Some very richly markod Swies muslins have appeared for ‘% toilette.” They are worked in floss psi the most approved patterns are bunches of roses, pe cock's feathers and field flowers, knotted with ribbon. Artificial flowers are in great demand; trails, neck- laces, waistbands, chains and earrings’ are made of flowers and are bought by the sot. I advise white lilac mixed with heart’s ease; lilies of tho va'ley, with pink roses, field flowers and ‘wheat, water flowers and green grass: bat olf no forget-me-nots! Excruciatiug forget- me-not: SHIPPING NEWS. than three with the “4 however, means noth ues are cut in ton, ALMANAO FOR NEW YORE—THI5 DAY. 40 6S. Port of New York, June 2, 1866. CLEA’ GARED. pSieamslup City of Boston (Br), Brooks, Liverpool—John G ale. Steamshlp Sootland (Br), Crowell, Liverpool—National Steam Navigation Co, Steamship Brianuia (Br), Laird, Glasxow—F MeDonald & ‘Steumsny Senemisleinal); Moter, Southampton and Ham. burg—Kunhardt & € . (Brem), Meyer, Southampton and iterling, St Jago de Cuba—Waydell ros. Steamship Huntsville, Ryder, New Orleans—R Lowden. Steamship Ella May, Maicolra, New Orleans—P J Camp- New Orlesns—J A Raynor. . New Orieans—Hl B Crom- Steamship Mariposa, Quicl Bieamahip Shera Bo well & Ci “ptetmabio San Salvador, Atkins, Savannah—arrison & a BieiantD Tybee. Crowell. Sevannah—L L Jonge Steamship Quaker City, West, Charleston—A Leare. ae 'C W Lord, Ward, Wilmington, NC—C Good- “TStonmshtp Niagara, Couch, Norfolk. City Point and Rich. mond—G Heineken & Palmore. , Norfolk, Otty Point and Steamship Washington, Chiche Richmond —C H Pie Sesamant ver, itobinse Biesalie Millville, Renear, Dosw fi Smith oper Rapldan, Alexat Richmond—L' ATR HONS Fox & Co. ter, Norfolk, City Potnt and Ricbmead—James Hand. Steamship Siete Vargo, Norfolk, City Point and ip Maya won, Aloxandria—J FI Pp Times, Swift, Wacblu Veer i tn Sieamship Westchester, Ingram, Wilmington, Del—A Ab- ‘Steamship Chesapeake, Johnson, Portland—H B Cromwell Steumship Nereus, Bearse, Boston—Neptune Steamship W P Clyde, Powell, Boston—Metropolitan p Acushnet, Kelly, New Redford—erguson & Stik Ameria (Br), Mortimer, St Jobn, NB—Saml Thomp- ate ‘Augusie (Brem), Houbers, 8 Johu, NU—H Koop & Bark Mareo Polo (Brem), Munsen, Bremen—Ruyer Tiros Bark Skimmor of the Sea (Vrevs,’ Gottenburg—McCully & Mars! Hark Uller (Nor), Store, Venice via Rich a—Funch, Meineke EWentt se dtl Bark Siar King, Anderson, Marseles—Jas Bark R Murray Jr, Mulligan, Port au Pace Murray, Ir. -aaeareairaae Bell, Hutchings, Havana—W W Rbasell & iar Stampode (Br), Jewett, Cardenas—J F Ward & Co, rk Pembroke (Br), Skaling, Cow Bay, CB—-Peniston & co" Bark Union, sree Borton—J W Elwell & Co. ane arr ), Wedegrow, Tiamburg—Yanch, Meineke rie Al Alessandro (Ital), Bartalomeo, Gibraltar and Cenoa— Bi Mirig Oeenn Belle (Br), Hildreth, To Grande do Su!—Brett, Sle 0 ‘Ouinha Dawning Barbaiior—F Talbot & Co. Brig Scotland (Bry, Crowell, Burbados—E T Sn: Brig Thos Owen, Pettengill, Nesvhias—Thompeot ‘& Hun. teFirig Venns (Rr), Welsh, St Johns, NF—D Rt DeWolf & Co, rig Tiber (Br), Farrell, Cow Bay, CR—G Wheelwright & warig 3, Mlonkhorn (Br), Blenkhorn, Halifax—J # Wheel- & "fle Barks (ne) — Piotow N= Milter & Houghtin Kelley (Br), Reed, st Stephen, ‘Steamsbip Steamship Co, Steamsht mp- bite Stranger (Br), Campbell, Pictou, NS—I J DeWolf & 0, Freema: Young & Cowan. Loring. W ig Selo (itr), Bro Behe Annie Mussenden ( ada—Jones & Lough r May Queen (Br), Bu ¢ Union. Brower € tt, Bermuda—MeColt & Frith, Maller & Houghton ckhart, Hantsport, NS—A Smithers € oston—T B Chare & mith, Georgetown, DC via Chester—J W y & Amaden, Paine chi Urbana, Hough. Philadetphia Kee Trattett, it Reston. , Boston mania Bowers, ——, Providence 5 Lngrahe Pooler THA, Now LondonceRackette Pook Taylor. Sehr's P Godwin, Wateriury, Stamfort, niger Hannah Ain, King, Norwieh—Tiackets, ewe & ay ck, Hambare May 2, a7 16 Kunhantt & ¢ Now Orleans ‘Way 26, Etramship Teutonta (I AM, with mdse and Steamship Hovey with cotton, ta BD iw ta Voorhees, Stes In, Newborn, NC_ 69 hours, with md y 3). at 9 AM, 10 miles N of Hatter na ibip ‘Cormopotitan, bound S. Ship. Grab ley, Burgess, Glasgow, 86 days, with mdse, to J Atk Had heaty westerly aes east of 19, wince aa Mebt west- Oro i nd wales wit age tat 40 Os, on 40 0p Isabel, of Swansea, bound W, Ship Charlotte 42 2.0 with mdse and 465 passengers, to Henn it cat. At pak had age May 4, lat 6105, lon at i. nNew York for Liverpool. Herman (Brem), Kablmann, come ig with mise and 37g passengers, to Chas Liuting &¢ Bleven en dren ¢ied on the passnge. May 26, lat 142 ton 1%, spoke ms eet boone ‘Trapani tor Cape Cod; "Both, tet oT, jon 63 1 Wark Henry Adderiy (ir), Hartman, London, don, 6 gare, with mitee and 9 Passengers, to E E Morgan & westerly gales in the € ie ang fA faking Banksy from thenes had westerly Bark Koreas (Nor), Sin oem, ‘an burg, ar, with mdse and 135 wengers, to Sloman & Baye. births iT death on th “Bele eer of and from Sanderland, 68 en wlth eval. to orter Brig Kolas fy Wilson, Palermo, 61 days, with fruit, de, vo is‘, Clow, Glace Bay, 13 days, with eoal, to R Jarston. Gantiner, 10 days. n. Rockland: Kel Kehr Pilot, Thom) Hehe Boson, Wel Hawley. Benneit, Somerset. Robe Syivester Tinta, ie Taunton, Behr JP Wallace, Al w Hedford. Behr Canary, Walt, Sehr A Pinta Behe Jatius Webty Krispy Ket. Julius Webl. Kray a Kehr Wm B Jenting ia Pawtucket for Rosdeat, Sr, Kelly, Partuauet for Roedeu H, BU non, Kehr Ben) strong. Brown, Providence. merica, Reynolds Yrovidence. Bene teres Provide Sehr WP Schr J M Freeman. 1) Behe Tripuenta. Nicters tee, Kinnter, ¥ ivilan, Providence. rovl lence. hence. Ret Chief, Charnpiin, Provigence, Kehr TL Miller, White, Providence, Behr Mary Brockway, mon. Providence. Rehr Ann § Solver. aroriaence. Rehr Martha Jana, Beha LB AF by Bator, Brorrdenee for Bu laabethport. nes, Providence for Rligabethport, Providence for Blizebethport, noe for Rondowk, ce tor Rondout larttord. rer's Landing, Behr Chas $ JG Robe A Osborn. Perry, Bebr Ontario, Barber, Behr Goddess, Kelly, Prov Behr Livaie Raymond, Lord. Schr ¥ Rarkelew, Arnold, H. Schr Hydraugens,' Prev Sehr Ann Eliza, Casw eport Behr HB Burnes, Downe, nase Kehr Faloon, Hale, stration he 8 A Faicon he OP Hawles Schr Surprise, toni Bene WD rites Rondout. Sloop Thos Hult, tts . Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence. from ba Be Tt BY sai Cappe, jew AIL ED, pares Bound Gy ot Banepa eee Cy, Sheet. Brio Rocey Gum, seceptiy ‘bul at Robbinston by Mr H B Carter, is 263 tons. She sands Ne fa Milbeiage. ‘and ts com. manded by Captain Prenkiie Wi premiomes May 24, bark. from a crutse: schr President. Rourno, of vit irom . San eS Bola wh ts Ada M Dyer, Dyer, of DOL Niger. Clevel from New Bedford 29th ult for ori Ensife Oceans also shi damses Sullivan, for ay PeasdeOenns jy for Morth Pacific Ocean; Osmanlt, Fish, for Atlantic and Indian Oorans: Selah, do. "to, Shi ree Brothers, Taber, NI tM N reba, ino Vols sp ad bdo eels ted eebouen Works, NW, was at Bunbury, NZ, March 9, elt overboard from mis oa, while ‘fast we » and Serko met. Reports at do bark Mermatd, Horan, West- Shij Islands, Li Fob Milton, Srsae HR eect Be was at Bay of 3. Ly 115 Bhs @p oil on bourd—all wel, ‘Would sail seme 4 Bark Engle, McKenzie, NB, at Rnnbury, Maroh oll.not taled-al all well enatunt to the Arotic. igs ee hip NH, was at Akaroa Bay, NZ. Feb B, with 60 ao leap and 300 dovwh il 0 ‘as bound dwich Islands to hip oil, and thence to the Arctic, 'Sh'p Hunter, Resse, NB, was at St Folona April 7, with Oil ax before reported. Bound on acruise off St Helena i ‘and thenco to coaat af Afrion. humpbacking. i Francis on Tristan Ground by the capatzine of m boat, apoae in Dec bark Atlantic, Wing, NB, clean—had Jost third'mate white fast to m wh Washineton, Baker, NT. waa at Akaroa Bay, Feb 2, with 140 bbis wh oil—ali well. Was bound Arctic. tnnenota (of New York), Pieree, eld st New Bod- ford Eat ult for Atla ‘Cope Horn Ps New Ttedtned 29th ult f Atlantic and Tnilian Ocrani Hark Laconis, Parker, dat New Bedford. lat tnst for At- lantic and Indian Oceans. Bark Napoleon, Fuller, NB, was at Howes Island in Jan, With 880 bbls oi all told—700 bbis on board. Brig Teil. Humphrey, from Desolation Island via St He- lena, arr at NLondan Sid from San Francisco April 28, brig Mannello, Redfield, to cruise; May 8 bark: Massachusetts, Sayer, on & whaling (eat Honolua March 2, ahip James Maury. Cunnin ham, Cat 3.0 bbls oil? bark. _D Thom kon, Brown, John Howtind, Wheldon, do, * Pactiic, French, NZentand, 90 bbls sperm dnd 100 wh oll, 24. chips Win. iifford, Planer, Gal Gnasts 300 bbts wh oil; Gib, Ocean, Barber, from home via Kawaibae, 2 bbs sperm; éth, bark Congress Ist, Castine, Cal Coast via h. ship bark “Roseoe, ; 4 ns, Bhiven, di Gay Head, do; Champion, Worth, di Macomber, do. Arr at Lelaina April 2 Fanny. Hunting, from Cal Const, 820 bbl wh oi], 36 bbla.sb oil titis season, and 1030 bbls wh Ol}, 12.000 Ibs bone, $3 bbls xp, the voyage, Sid April 3, ship St George, Sowle, for Kawarhve. ‘Arr at Hilo March 24, bark Masaachuselts, Wileox, NBed- ford, 70 bhis sp oil: 25th, ehij Eliza Adams, Fish, Marin Island, 35) bbls wh ol: 25th, Daniel Wood, Richmond, from Nita rd, 39 bbls ap, 89 do wh oll; J P West, Tinker, from 1, 2°0 Ubls wh oll; 28th. Vow T oupe, Axhloy, from Gal Const. 400 bits veh ofl: Sist, Oliver Crocker’ Lapisin, S16 bbls; April. bork Endeavor, Wilson, 12) bbls. “Ski March 23, ships Congre-s, and Martha. for Kawihae, Arnat st Helena March 24, bark Janel, Flanders, West- 1%, 400 bbls w'» 390 wh all tolt A R'Tucker, Grinnell, Hrelonts April Obie: Riapléford; do, oils reported at Si Catherines; 14th, Pacific, Allen, do, 23) sp 68) wh. foreign Por Cow Bay, CB, May 23 a 30—Arr barks Lavinia and Lord + Chancellor, United ‘States; brign Reponsot “NYork: Albert Lewis, George, Oriental and Ellen, from United State scbr Natht Donne, do. Cid turk Free Trude, United etaten; brig Hanah, do ‘dor gches William, Josiah Whiteliouse, Maxwotiae Wild ola and A 1 Seull, do. Uautan, “Miny'2 26—Arr brig Elba, Davidson. NYork. Cid schr Julia, Fen NYork. Minsaoaxe, May 13—In ‘port brig B Inginac, Gray, for N Yo ‘Matanzas, May 24—In barks John Carver, Nichols; Javeatigator: Cal¥ C ver, ‘and J.inds Stewart, Osborn, for SYork, pading: Tadousa and Albion (tr) for do, do; Ww Brett Thurow, New Ollenuy dur Avola, Webster, for Port. landy’ Ellen levens, Howe! for Baltimore: bein cee (Baten), for Howton: J Pollede (Br), Marwick, for Porsfand: iary Wilson, for NYork; Te S Tassell, i fan, Hardendirook, for Philadelphia; WR ee ie Baltimore; schra Gem, Powoll, for tok Bal Pillip ips, Philadel for Boston: Jonathan’ May. Cobb, fe bd Maat render. ts orget May 31 Are ships Puritan, Knowles, Ros ane th, Guidetckbars, Cadte, do: Adelaide, Cutting, k. May aath, brig’ Cracis, Johnson, Galveston: Jno tat, ship Sitkado, Livetpodt Amertean Ports. ORTON, June I—Arr US steamer Don, Lieut Commane on Tta'ph Chandier, NYork: ships Agnes (Br), Knapp. Penang: Armstrong Br), Armstrong, Jando: nas br Samuol Lindso: won, (uatenamo: schra, Fi Hosteatsy Soulbernes: Darling, Obasieaton,: Young, Bray, Baltimore: JH Atiting Davis, clley; E & M Henderson, Price, end J M'Lewls, Shute, Merrick, Montgomery, Philadel: Crawford, Philadelphia; JP Beut, Ada Herbert, Howes; ‘Governor, man, Crowell, NYork.’ Sid steum: ‘ontis, Cortes, Id of the Morning started bul anchored in the Kowds, ph evening, nd ‘passed ighland Light at suntiae to dey 24--arr steamers Saxon, Matthews, Philadelphia; M- San- 1, Cine, NXork, -Melow bark M Gordon, Nelson, from rdner, “alexander 3s ¥ TALTIMORE, June 1—Arr schra Elk, Alien, NYork: 8 N i and, Cl. Cld May 30, schrs Frank Jowtoon, w Filton (new) Somers, Boston: John from Bremen. ld hough wit Janeiro; Liege Ray. Brooks, Londonderry, Rentiry, Huda, § Id brig Txabella Jowett, Smith, Re handler, Alexandria Vaz sehr Mary Bunl- re brig John Aviles, P\ilbrook, Delaw: Paiten, Cartson, Georgetown, $C 7. Jacksonville; May Bay, Small, 6 City; ech Moses achrs Glenroy, Mui May 29—Sid schrs Kate E Rich, Cordery, and hiladelphia, CWS, May S0—Arr schr Thomas Pot- Arr schrs L D Small, Tice, and Nellie Philadelphia, May %--Arr, Esquimanx, Blake, and Trident, Robbl 26-014 schre Sarah, Whalen, NYork; ‘oostor, lo, . NY PONSieont, a 2th © Fantouzzl, FALL RIVE! e Arrschr WoC ate Frances D he fi ‘ fren fy Philod i and jutan,” Spraguoy im, NYork, = Lee, Bell, Malden, NYork. Sid Republic, ‘J Tull, Cooper, N¥ork. Agr ach? Hattie: Baxer, 3 M—Arr selirs Castellan: |. Philadelphia for NYork for Portland; Vi 3 Jacob Kay ore enn phi site au Renrse, Le ‘Seven outers rowley Addison for NYork at eckes Only ‘Son, as M Lewis, Peace, Mary, Entizabeth, Gaiota, A: T “tieaple, ‘Cartellan, ' Oraloo, tet Baker. M—Wind Kast, SId, all before reported ex ‘A sid sche Edwin, for NYork, before re. having repated a. ang prague, , New do, bark Mentor (Swe), Jackson, © echre Alvert TI Van Brunt, NYork. Montana, Bearse. Boston. Cid mily. Kelly, NYork; Central Americ eee , Brit 4 June l—Are atoanshil Livery Tord, Baltimore. NEW ORLBA athships Mooterey, Whitman, York Star of dhe Union: Mlanckard) dot nia: ship RL Lane (Br), amedon, Liver- tal), Vella Bordeaux, {Are eclit Madison Holmes, Ireland, Siny 2%—Arr schr Juliet, Philhps, SI—Arr sehr Min 1 New Globe, Bray. Titeabeedy Eid schrs Mary Anna, Gibbs, Philadelphia, Col Lester, Ter. do; Stephen Wateria. Chase: JP Wallace, Allen; fein Robinson, Mary A, Rowland, Puller: Fair Wind, ; Thomas B Smith, Bowman; DN Richards Sears; alfred Hall, Barlow, from Cohasset Narrows for NYork. WPOWK, May S0—Arr schrs Joha Beatty, Henderson, meee Philadelphia; Boston, Smith, Philadelphiag reat, Davia, onto tor tvindeiphia; Oh en Bean, sion +] NYor! x flying ing do Sth); John. Low sestnede for ant righ an, Pail River for Filsabethport; Nora! for Pbiladelphin: Sarah Clark, Giifin, do for Rackett, Delaware, Cy. Algoms, Fea NYonks'L Wine Endicott, Paha: Aduma’ Prominence fet do; fF for NYork; Godde Holines, Arnold, klivabeth port: Ware, for New Bruuewick. NJ, Delphi, Sm Haw ey, Bennett Somerset for io, ‘inewt, schra Kealing, Thomas Morden, Hazieion, T 3 Traf- fon, DG Floyd, T Pooper, John Compton, DC Hiuise, Ve randa, James & Lucy, James Neilson, Sr, Ann & Salter, Ben, lla, Washington Li & PL, Entire, Mary Brockway, Geo An ‘os ‘anced up, Charleston Yor Paht Turks Island. Wee tibronn Ma Philadelphia. June 1. se! Ely, iss, Kelley, Pawtucket for do; Nathaniel al rd, Prom dence strong. Sarthe tha Jane, ¥ Ju sevens, Be rown, Susan & Mary, iicabech F rat M Shetwan, 9B Strong, Copy, Meibourne, sehr John W Rumsey, Cranmer, from poy arrivals. In port the abore ane, Gardner, BY ork. Sid echre ladelphia; Nath! Holmes, Arnold, arab M Sherman, Sox Bird, ‘earl, Cobleigh, Haverstraw; Rienat, Conte El rabe! bp NEW HAVEN, June I—Arr sehrs Myrtle, Goodale: 8 Wedmore, Bar “) Pa Balumore, ‘Yoringwar, Bus Elva. 5 Dethport: ‘sloups Talma, NVork; John cia schry Marion. 34K Wataon, Emer and Oi tor wie Rest Mary Mersiior . aga; N sehra © Carroll, piety aitasen angor; | Wes aot eae ‘cohb, New #48; “Helen MeClond, Sain ers, i n; a aie Wain, 0 Mehattey, Morw Clark, Portamouth, PORTLAND, May S1—Are barks CB sseeaneint Eve te ‘Bighisenth street, without Married. Faas wise emer te ‘Morrill Albans Burnancgie sere sae | ee sore. on Friday, June 1, of consumption, Mi Denar. Oe Friday, June 1, the youngest soa of Se- | MESS Qittives end. friends are “Ee relatives ged Tneeae of the family are respectfully eee tee pao. ‘The body taoted te-ttend the funeral, from the residence of the | Saraica, 1. L ‘@4 balf-past one o'clook. ve ‘Bui.—On Saturday, June %, Jupcra But, aged ae ae Sa pe eR aR DBP. WASHINGTON, D. | larited wo airnd ios ot “tora hey lata reaidenra, Te gmc tetatr hn he eemend Poet | torres 8 Saturday, Sane, after » long and pain- I seni Sunn Sy 8 i, the freade.of the femity are, respectfully tnvited to before May SI, and that ereaftor such certificates will ox | tutond the funeral, from st. John's obureh, Vi to daar interes aoe Sauipe tbs said Stet maiank, i | ‘of Tabernacle and. Naval ven respectfully invited to attend the funera), eaten residence, 173 West Thirty-first atreet, on Monday after- | Porm “On, Saturday, June 2 CHanues E. ‘ovLw —On Saturday, Juno Corze, im the 23d yoar of his age." (ing ‘Tho friends are mvited to attend the funeral, at No. 91 Mutherry street, at two o’clock this (Sunday) a'ternoon. Dovtz.—On Cora A we | 30, of yi a Evessor Maria Dov, wife Jonn J. ae sey city, and daughter of the late Dr. John Sands, of tok, Ireland, in the 51st year of her age. Requiesont in pace. Amen. Her remains wero interred in Calvary Cemetery, Dovem-rty. —On Thursday, May 31, Mary any, dauch- pe of Patrick and Ann Dougherty, ayed 11 years and 18 ays. ‘Tho frionds and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past one o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 343 Madison street. Dovnx.—On Saturday, June 2, Carmunmsn Dovza, wife of Dominick Doyle, aged 84 years. The friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to aitend the funeral, on Bondsy, from 100th street, Bloomingdale. Her remains will be interred in Calvary ‘emotery. Eant.—On Friday, Juno 1, after a short illne: Iaxrie, wife of Abraham Earl and oldest daug! Water Taylor, in ‘he 28th year of ber age, Relatives and friends are invited to attend the faneral, from her late residence, 295 Bleecker street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice. Epwarns —On Saturday morning, June 2. ANsre, wite of Geo. Edwards, and eldest daughter of Alexander Gil- mour. Relatives and friends are requested to attend the fu- neral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, No. 10 Bank streot, Newark, N. J. E1us—On’ Friday. June 1, Jose7n Extss, obicf en- gineor steamer Alhambra. The relativs and friends of the family, are reanectfnll invited to attend tho funeral, from New York Hospital, thls (Sunday) morning, at nine 0 yolooky without further notice, Farrzit—On. Thursday, May 31, Mionagt Farnent, ened = years, a native ‘Clontuskard, county Galway, retand. The friends and acquaintances of the family are res- pectfally bey teed moe! beastie ome his Ite residences, est y-second street, junday) afternoon, at hul‘-past 1 o’ctock. 4g Detriot and St. Louts papers please copy. Fox.—On Friday, June 1, May Fox, the beloved wife of Will'am Fox, aged 25 years. The frionds ‘and. relatives are respectflly invited to | attond the funcral, from her late residence, 257 Grand miront, Jomey City, this (Sunday) afernoon, at two o’eloc! Havover,—At Flatbush, on Friday, June 1, Mrs. "4 Hexover, In the 38th year of her age. The finoral will take place this (Sunday) morning, at ten o'clock, from the residence of William Gullett, 62 State street, Brookly: Mary iter of London and Essex ae and) prj copy. Ho'rr.--On Satur June 2, long illness, Macnicn Hoare, the beloved winband: of sJoheans Bie relntives gat Triens of the tameily are respecth he relatives and frien ‘ts of the family are ‘all invited to suend she funeral, on Monday, iis late Teriden” jl Essex street, at nine o'clook in the morning; beso thence to St. Teresa church, Rutgers street, where thero will boa solemn high mags for the repose of his soul Garvix.—On Frday evenmg, Juno 1, Eure, widow of Peter Galvin, a native of (lara, county K.ngs, Ireland, in the 37:8 year of her age. ‘The friends of her family and of her Iate husband, also those of her sons John, Micnael and Peter, aro in- vited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 577 Grand street, thix (Sunday) ‘afternoon, at two o’elock. Guav1y.—On Saturday morning, June 2, Sony Grivzy, after a short iliness, aged 53 years and 3 months. The friends of the tamily are respecifuity invited to ni the funeral, from the residence of bis son, 155 rth street, Williamsburg, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'etork —On Saturday, June 2, at Morrisans, Sorma, tin, Grant, aged 40 years, are invited to attend the frnoral services, at her Inte residence in Mary street, Melrose, on Monday afternoon at two o'clock, Grant.—At 181 East Twelfth street, on Saturday, Juno 2, Maraaner, wits of Charlos J. Grant, ‘The friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral at the residence as above this (Sunday) after- nom, at two o’elock. lak ox. —In Minneapolis, Minn., on Faturtay, May 26, Rowann Hewny Harrow, son of the late William Ly 8 ‘Harrison, of Now York city, 0° vonsumption, after @ sickness of four months, aged 17 yeors, 3 months avd 27 dave. Funoral eervices will be held at St, Poter's church, Twentieth street, between Eighth and Ninth avenues, at 1LA. M.on Monday. Friends and relatives are invited without further notice, Jaconva —On Friday, June 1, Thomas W. Jacnes, youngest son of Charies and Mary Jacobus, aged 3 years, 2 months and 6 dava, Chase, Sallie | Tho relatives and friends are invited to attend the Urnoral, from the residence of bis parenta, at Tompkins- (illo, Staten Isiand, Quarantine Landing, at three o'clock this (Sunday) afternoon. Levreers —On Saturday, June 2, Witsaie FL, only son of Wiitiam H. and Jane E. Lefferts, aged 1 year, 3 months and 7 dave, The funeral will take place from the residence of his parents, 240 West Fifteenth street, on Monday afternoon, atone c'clock. The relatives and friends of the fam ly are respectfully invited to attend, Lixx.—On Friday, Jun 1, Joawya B., wife of William R. Linn and davghter of the late James G. Smith, in the 921 year of her age, The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to altend the funeral, from her late residence, Xo. 9 Monroe street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Monrrs.—At Oswego, on Wednesday, May 30, Jony B. ©, Morus, formerly of New York, in the 64th year of his age jooun.—In this city, on Friday morning, June 1, Jarxviati Moone, aged 66 years and 4 months, The friends of the family are respectfully Invited to the funeral, from his late residence, 16 Morton street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at balf-past ono o'clock. Monnisox.—On Saturday, June 2. in the 26th year of her ago, and after a long and painful sicknow, Fiszanert Rosauisn, beloved wife of Richard Morrison Hor rematns will be interred at Cypress Hill Cemetery. ‘The foneral will take piace from St. Luke's Hospital, at Aine o'clock this wnday) morning, y, June 1, ELtus, widow of Stephen Naste ttre itoach, county of Cork, ire- land, aged 75 The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her daughter, No. 490 Tenth avenue, corner of Forty- first this (Sunday) afernova, at balf-past one o'clock. remains will be taken to Calvary Cometery for interment. Nertenvieip,—On Friday, June 1, Jou, the one ‘son of Thomas and Mary Jane Notterield, aged 1 year, 2 mine relatives andl of the family are reapect relatives and frionds of the family are tor invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his Parents, 96 Attorney street, on Sunday afternoun, at half. past one o'clock. Orranwaxs.—On Saturday, June 2, after » severe illness, CLans Amnita, youngest daughtoe ‘ot Charles and Georgeina Oppermann. The relatives and fri nds of the family are respectfully invited Hoe md we funvral, on Monday atiernoo, - one o'r! e residence of her Orchar! strvet, naan O'Coxvot.—On Friday, Juno 1, Jomw T. O'Coxwon, in the 16th year of his age, ‘The retatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, thas Genday) afternoon, st two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 566 West Fiy. second atreet. ps the 5, ‘aTrenson.At Jersey City, on n- faut of Luke and ioome W, Pattorson. hg Rypen.—On Thursday, May 24, at pret, Tomp- kins county, N. ¥., ama ‘Axy,{wife of John G.’ Ryder, ont ity of San Francisco, Cal., on Tues awe vin the ci mi on day, April 24, Jonx Ritawt, a native Longford, Ire- land, aged 25 ears and 6 wont Upen nh client Now sleeping # fhout dreaming The brother we could not save. tangas, Cele “Tay Le\aud. Mazen; 'D tas W ilkiain Rob- ei do , The clouds of grief are keeping Fees, i Pasi Gem Arey, Mii ore the ed ‘We have lost our dear brother now. Reali preted eae Bache beg fear eis am bene’ Gene Oe , Jone %, after a short \iines, A the pana, rate oa wintien sawyer. 2 Dirign, Bideisod NWork. | the friends and relativen of py. - Nine family, aloo those of ! fami eae tea HUGH McCU! ape TREASUR one. ne Ma nrg partme! a veh hae e. July and . my Se oS i iced tn interest on ite oi this i link Geren on such ator tho Sint of May tnx ie tase must be accompa ier eneaiideras, sie will cise to ‘uso be redeemed on peas tation thon and aes invarast, ACE tan rams tmeteasiensy (BROKER A AND AUCTIONS © NO, 48 PINE STREET, NEW YOR! * FOC BANK, ILEGRAPH, GAS AND” RATLEOA, IND BONDS RECEIVE SPECLAL ATTENTION. tering vee? eye EAST eg vente, iway, Grand street Railroad Bonds and Stooke. A 5. R, JACOBS, Ni ASSAY STREET, NEW YORK. BALER tN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES AND ‘Sight Drafts on the Bank of London, and on various pe io the | United States, ‘ORTH CAROLINA AND TENNESSEE BONDS / ‘Coupons wanted in exchange for the new bonds; ought and 80 FFICE OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cours | Joa wh edt sold. MANNING & DE FOREST, Bankers, 19 Wall stre ( Xo. 29 Wall strech corner Hanover street, ¥ May 10, 1d 4 OVIGE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS. Notice in tvrebs given fast the Board uf Directors, at stated meeting bel te, unanimously adopted the lowing, viz. Resolved, That a eal for Afty (50) per cent in cash able on the Ist of June, 1865, be and the same is ho made on the holders of the sorip stock, of record at the + tug of the travafer books on tite 26th ‘day of May. 13953, .» belng fifty doltars (#50) on each shire leaned w ibs, gS, to increase the capital sock of the Comp d, That Payments may til, an clusive of the lat day pte Ayigusts with tutereat aT pe per annum from und after the eal tat day of June. In accordince with the terms of the sald vei) with the amount paid thereon, will a re ‘in ets ault of payment on or before het id Int Augnet, 1 WUitenies of atock will be ready for delivery on the ae Cand surrender of the certiiontes of seri stook w compuny’s oi By order of the Board of ore DHNSON, Secreta (pPHICE OF THE PACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP « pens.t@ Wall strect, corner of Hanover, New May 30. 1866, NOTICE TO SCRIP STOCKHOLDERS.—To fac! business, payments on the Scrip stock dne June 1, will goived al the Company's offes, from Friday, June} to dav; June-4, inclusive, fem 10 A. M. toa P.M. dalle of Interest." Amountd not pald within such period. wit {ntereat from und after the first day of June, 1306, ax be fore announced. By order of the Board of Direc THEO. T. JOHNSON, Secret. FICE OF THE RUSSELL FILE COMPANY, B 0, 3) Broad street —A quarterly, dividend, © to the aharebolders of thi: of ume, veat, trunster books w, "row the 1th 10 the Bir of June, inclusive. By) or toe ‘Trustees, OUTHWESTERN RAILROAD, 8. Gj Bank of Camcon. X.¢ EASE, Jr.. Treasy PEOPLE'S nk of Newbe: 4 other 80 kN ithern ‘wanted by iat ROTHEIS f CO, ENCE Bankers, 16 Wall steeet, Saco bt AED CATES ORAS as bought or oollecied at best rates. pone WELLS, FARGO & CO., 8 mo CAPITALISTS. WANTED, $16.000 ON x IMG plantations in North Carolina, worth, at forced nal times the amount, or on the best personal ten State. Reference will be given to leading New Yor chants if desired Loan for one yt yabl a wil be a room 19; No. * A roagonabie oc commission for proout to brokers, Inquire of or address K., atreet. $55,000 oGUIRE, 116 Ni $150,000 TO LOAN ON GOOD CITY PROP! fn sums to suit applicants, by JOe ju street, TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTG pa eee eal en JOHN i CON iti Wal! street, roor CUPAKTNERSHIPS. PARTY ABLE TO INVEST $5,000 TO A Ailent or special (not active) partner In a real oure, hay address Property, box 199 Herald office. A GENTLEMAN, | (HAVING $5.00, 18 DESTROU finli horoughly acjuainted with cotior no shed in ‘basitess ‘preferred. Apply m Mas ISHOLUTION.—THE FIRM OF PEASELL & 1 worth dissolved partnership May 21, 1866, Tho bu Of the firm will be closed by Mr. theislock aud book, wid who 4x authori an ft EDMOND WENTWOL CARMAN PEASELL. () WANTED, & PARTNER, WITH PRO! $40 (0). Wh Sion in’ nice odie busines. Address ine, box 141 Herald othice $1. 000 ite SECURE A ONE-THIRD TE in the manufactory of s new article whic mises large sales, Cali on or address G. KELLO North Moore rect. $15,000 "rpedit purine, with te above capi well established house with valuable connections an ing large, strictly cash manufacturing business, N« | honest business men need apply. References exch Address K., box 4.023 Post j dress Bradt agents need JHANCE TO TRAVEL DURING SUMMER MC BUSINESS | OPPORTUNITIES. PERSON WANTED—WITH FROM $1,00 TO | cash, to ermbark in a sre se and eee. ¢ busines box 218 Herald office, for two day 4. ryan” $58 Be to introduce # go cultural patent, to Bl " * MOOD’ ine Y & CO., 48 Pine » 10. BUSINRSS MEN. knowledge of a legitimate aan lactguve busines established here, that pays well in London, England, || capital. Investigation solicited. Address’ Bulwer, once, ANTE: tran, with from three to fi ertiser In a lucral a8 yielding ierge profits. Address for thre BB. bor iil Herald oer . ) THIS OLD EST. D OFFIC OST VALU A Nie DEAMOND JEW 8 PLATE. PEARL, &v FICK M. Ju. BARKINGE Re? aia Broadway, roou T @ NASSAU STREET, ROOM 2—A, HON Bi" fhe highest peices for Diamonds, Ware: ry, kc. He also makes advances on consignment MADE ON WATOIHES, DIAMOND» Goods and Personal Property of © JACKSON, 11 Grand strect, two dow 7 THE FIFTH AVENUR LOAN OFFICE, NO. { Twonty-thipt atreet—Advances on (Piamonds, ¥ Pianos, Sewing Machines. Merchandise, Cign: be NG & Ce eription of Personal Property, or the sme raton, Fa Avenue Hotel, No, 9 West Ten third ¢ REMOVALS. HOERSTEL TRUNK STORE HAS RE rom G60 t0 709 Brows way. ATAWRA WINE —FHoM CARPENTERS 's Island, im any qos igi es and hii AES. JW BLACY, ae. LARGE CLUSTER DIAMOND RING FOR clienp; peice $16). Addreva Diamond, Heral a one “MARBLE MANTELS, Me RIZED SLATE Beate aerenton lee ae and Thirty-siath §kraie £3 a Tanga