The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1866, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 22, 1866.—TRIPLE SHEET. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. SarTunvay, July 216 P.M The usual dulness of a fatirday in summer bas been ‘experienced in Wall strect to-day, end both brokers and operators have been more cayur to leave town by boat or rail than to secure profits, ch the great’ majority ‘are content to Iet run, having no fear of a fall before their eyes, Stock speculators are indeed almost univer- ‘wally holding for a rise, and in some instances they ‘are doubtless pinching theinselves in other respects in order to accomplish their purpose. ‘The proba- Dilities at the same time favor their success, for with ‘Ssuperabundant supply of mony and the speculative Spirit strongly on the “bull” side of the market, as it 1s t present, it would be siravge if prices failed to rise higher, It matters not whethor prices are selling above ‘or below their real valuo in particular instances, for thore is only one way for them to go so long as the speculative tide continues rising, and high water mark ‘will not be reached for some weeks, and possibly aot for some months to come. Meanwhile many of the impecunious crowd who clamor for gain at the shrine of Mammon in Broad streot may Gill their pockets with ‘filthy Iucre,’”” but@ten to one they will lose it again when the tide begins to ebb, and the spoils ‘will be divided among the brokers, who, in reality, live ‘Upon “outside support,” without which their only resort would be to prey upon cach other on the dog eat dog Principle, and sometimes after the amiable example set ‘by the Kilkenny cats, At the open board at ten o'clock New York Ceutral old at 105, Erie 655;, Reading 110%, Michigan Southern (b. 3) 82%, Rock Island 9714, Northwestern 86%, (. 3)— Preferred 644{. At the first regular board Erie closed 3¢ Tower than at the half-past two board yesterday, Read- ing 34, Michigan Southern 3¢, Cleveland and Pittsburg 3, Northwestern preferred 34, Fort Wayne %, Ohio and Mississippi cortificates 3%. Government gecurities were steady, excepting coupon five-twenties of the old issue, ‘which advanced 34. At the one o'clock open board New York Central alosed at 104'{, Michigan Contra! 107, Erie 0534, Reading 110, Michigan Southern 824, Iilinols Central 119%, Clevo- land and Pittsburg 844 a %, Cleveland and Toledo 11034, Rock Island 9744, Northwestern (b. 3) 363¢—preterred 643, Fort Wayne 99%, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 2834, Canton 5214, Quicksilver 4934 a 34, Western Union ‘Telegraph (2. 9) 54. Afterwards the market remained firm but doll. Cou- pon flve-twenties were stronger under the news by the City of Paris reporting an advance in them on the Lon- don Stock Exchange. The quotations for American se- eurities and consols were as follows in London on the undermentioned dates:— July 6. July 7. July 12. BTM a BTS BT4, 0 8TH 8734 a 87% "8....6735 a67% 6035 a BT 67), a 715 Illinois Central .77 54 a 7836 The w 70M Tig a 76, 1 ees 3334 a 59 38 a 38 wka — The foreizn financial news is unimportant. The Bank of England rate of discount remained unchanged. Tho Bank of Ho! and had raised its rave of discount to seven percent, The rates in the leading cities are now as sub- joined:—London, 10 a9; Paris, 4.0334; Vienna, 5 a 6; Berlin, 9 a 9; Frankfort, 6a 6; Amsterlam, 7 a 7; Turin, 90 10; Brussels, 6.5; Madrid, 9 a 10; Hamburg, 0 a8; St. Petersburg, 634 a 54. The gold market opened dull at 1491/, and the arrival of $2,264,062 in bullion from Cailfornia exerted a de- pressing eflect, under which the price declined to 149, At subsequently rose, however, to 150%, and the latest transactions were at 150%. The supply of coin for de- livery was sufficiently searce to cause loans to command 1-824 1-16 per cont per diem in favor of the lender of the gold. ‘The export by this day’s steamers aggregated $335,000, of which the America took $200,000 and tho Teutonia $135,000—making for the work, from this port and Boston, $666,000, The oxport for each of the last twelve weeks was as under: — Amunt. Weel: ending June 23, June 30, July 7.. July 14. duly 21. Total... 6,153,199 +++ $47,787,050 Tho daily range of the market for the week \s thus in- dicated :— Highest, Lowest, 9K 14735 1% 14936 150% 149 160% 150% 150% 14956 + 180% M49 Foreign exchange is dull and the German bankers are Perplexed as to the future course of events in Conti- mental Europe, Meanwhile our imports continue to pre- ponderato largely over our exports, The value of the former in gold at this port for the week just ended was 96,253,994. The exports, on the othor hand, for tho week ending on the 17th, although larger than usual, ag- gregated, exclusive of specie, only $4,076,857 in cur- rency. Money is abundant at five per cent, with exceptional transactions at four. First class commercial paper is in very limited supply, and rated at 534 a 634 per cent. Mining and petroleum stocks were dull. At the first board Bennehoff Run closed 10c. higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $5 35; Oceanic sold at 9c, United Petro!oum Farms 25¢., United States $7 50, Hope Gold $2, Union Gold $2 65, Holman Gold 38c. The stockbrokers generally express objections to the proposed course of the Internal Revenue Department in collecting the tax on sales from all but the complainants in tho suits decided by Judge Neizon, and there is an uneasy desire mani- foated by all of them to secure injunctions in their own favor, which they imagine will be issued as bravely by Iudge Noison as they have been of late in the matter of the Excise law by Judge Cardozo. If disappointed in this, however, they have the satisfaction of kuowing that, under the now Internal law, which will take effect on August 1, the tax on sales will be im the form of a stamp for one cent on each hundred dollars of the value ‘of the stocks delivered, This will apply to all eales, and cannot prove onerous any individual or class, The California steamer, arrived to-day, brings $2,- 064,062 In treasuro, The receipts of gold from California to date this year are more than doublo those to the cor- responding period in 1865, as the following comparative table will demonstrate :— 1965. January 4 $685,619 Sanuary 14° 802,126 January 27. ; b 1,408 14 1,247,008 1,400,286 1)425,553 ‘849,837 ‘Tha, 887 720,861 $21,748,879 $11,840,045 ‘The bariness transacted at the Sub-Treasury in this city to-day was as follows :— The importations of dry goods at this port for the week ending July 19 compare as follows with those of the previous Week :— Manufactures 07 cotton. 1, et bs ats reel 2,190 nar fectures: weed! Mautner eGo atace oteoe 81,048,781 Bota A027 $428,358 1,008 $405, ire ot comon.. 890 1at-ane eee “onset : 140 129,000 190 : 430 127,608 689 iseies 193 «(1877 88a, TD 735 $aisase 1,191 $463,458 Manufacinrer of cotton. . }- 4 we Ss we . @ Ts 5 142.50) Biscelianeous .......... 31 12,557 6,523 83,808 ‘Total ‘The Bank of England return for the woek ending July 4 is as follows, compared with the previous woek :— Government deposits. 5 shows the following results as compared with the pro- vious account:—Inorease: Cash, 18,666,000’r. ; commer- cial bills, 34,000,000fr, ; advances, 2,200,000/r,; notes, 58,600,000fr.; current accounts, 34,500,000fr, De- crease: Treasury balance, 51,600,000fr, ‘The valuc of money on the Continent is unchanged since previous advices, with the exception that the bank rate in Holland has been raised to seven per cent. The London bullion market is quiet and unchanged. There was no inquiry for silver for the Continont or for India, ° NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saterpay, July 21, 1864, First Session—10:30 A. M. atready been published. The widow of W. R. Sterritt, mother of this witness and Sarah Jano, testified to some. body calling at the house No. 117 West Thirty-third street in relation to this matter, Upon the introduction of this evidence counsel for the ition announced that the compiaint, as presented to the court, was over- by the testimony for the defence, and that, there fore, be would not urge the matter any further, Justice Connolly dismissed the complatnt, saying that, in so far as the evidence presonted exhibited to him, Mr, Purn- bam was fully relieved of the imputation charged against i. THE LAMIRANDE EXTRADITION CASE. UNITED STATES COMMISSIONER'S OFFICE. The Charge Against Augustus P. Gree of the Marshal's Officers, of Having Per- One $20000 US8"s,'81,c0u 1093¢ 900 shs Erie RR, 25i000U86'r,8-200,'62 107 700 do. mitted Lamirande to Excape—Further Tes- 0000 do, 400 timony—The French Consul Notifies the Marshal That a Plot Was on Foot for the Map Roading BB. |; 110 Purpose of Effecting the Escape—Reply of 100 nic MRE THR oF | the Marshal—The Accused Told That the 600 1O...+-2.00 OTH Plot Was Being Hatched, &c. &e. 200 Mich So &NIRR 8255 Before Commissioner Osborn. - eS . td Yesterday the further hearing of the case of Augustus P. Green, lately one of the constables attached to Mar- HH $00 ten Rik ex dit nes shal Mt harged with hay " exdiv jurray’s office, who is c! will wing per- pete x75 E4 mais > ‘ae 110% mitted the escape of M. Lamirande, was resumed, It vis 10 Clev,Col&Cin RR 1161, | Will be remembered that Lamirande bad boen accusod of TL «=100Chic& NWRR. 354 | having embezzled several thousand francs, the property 2 of the Bank of Poicticrs, France, and that ho escaped 5000 Missonri 6's. 79! from tho custody of Mr. Green. The particulars of tho 1000 PRR7's7 SofMo 80 case have been already fully detailed in the Hunatn. i ie fos William Moore, keeper of the county jail, was cross- 10000 O & Miss cor., 2834 examined by Mr. Donahoe, He satd:—I do not keep the 100 shs CantonCom, 52 oe permits; a reat many persons admitted to see prisoners 20 Del & Hud Canal 149 30 do... M1 . 100 Central Con Co. 44 21 Del, LackEW RE 140. | "AY All the day long ; my prison is also the debtors’ ‘50 W Union Tel. 54 CO do. 1493¢ | Prison. 40 do. Sy 100 do... 160 William Thompson sworn:—I am attached to the Mar- 100 do. 55% 100P, FLW&Chic RR 99% | gnat's office as chiof clerk ; 1 know the defendant ; I 100 Chic & Alton RR 102% 500 MariettakClst pt 44 50 Rome &WaterRR 96 100 Boston Wat Pwr 334 100 N ¥ Central RR. 104% 400 do... 2... 108% 800 do 2s 10456 POLICE 1) LELLIGENCE. Turrt oy 4 Diamonp Pix in A Rar Can.—Qn Wodnes- day last Mr. John E, Merrill, residing at No, 1 Broad- way, was riding down West street in one of the cars of the recollect the day of the escape of Lamirande ; {t was the 3d of July, 1966 ; during the absence of tho Mar- shal we received a letter from Mr. Coudert, the coun- sel of the French government ; Ihave that letter; I produce it (the letter was put in evidence and read) ; on receipt of that letter, which was dated the 28th of June, 1806, I inquired of tho criminal clerk in the office who arge of Lamirande ; he informed me it was M and Mr. Green, the fendant; we wrote a ort Brothers in reply; I produce a copy of tho reply; I did not myself give any instrections to Mr. Groen; I heard one of the criminal elerka, Mr, Domah- Bolt Railroad, when he was surrounded by three men, | hi it, Greon instrections as follows:—that ihe | one of whom hold in his hand a newspaper, which he | Marsha! had recoived a letter from Coudert Brothers, and that he must be verv careful of the prisoner; ne 4 to Green the substance of the letter. (The let. one enclosing a communication from the French repeatedly thrast close into Mr, Merrill's face. ‘The Iat- ter pashed away the paper once or twice without sns- pecting anything wrong, but on leaving the car soon afterwards, he made the unplea- stating that there was a ploton foot for the sant discovery that’ a diamond pin, valued Lamirande, and asking the marshal to take at $400, had been plucked from his shirt bosom, tion in the mater, The Marshal's renly Yesterday afternoon Detectives Macdougall and Gilmor, y precaution would be taken.) Defendant isonor getting away from him; I gave directions to the cler’ss to tell the officers in charge about this Ietter. Adolphe Domabhant, clerk in the Marshal's office, rated the preceding testimony, He told Green there was a fob pnt up to get Lamirande and can- tioned him to be careful of him; never gave Greene in- structions or permiaston to Lamirande to any other place bat tho jal; don't re there was anything said to Green about civing ance if necessary. To Mr, Donahoe— I intended to state to Green as to the Job stated in the letter, Froferick A. Thompson, clerk in the Marshal's office, was also examined, In cross-exam nation be eatd he did not think he told Green what the plot wus; the day after the receipt of the letter I told Green abont the plot. ‘The case was adjourned to Thursday next, who had heen in search of this gang of pickpockets, arrested a professional operator known as Walter rown, and, on being confronted with Mr. Merrill, the latter identified him as the man who thrust the newspaper in h's face just previous to discovering his loss, Mr. Mer- rill made an affidavit against the prisoner, charging him with the larcony, Justice Dowling committed the ae cused to the Tombs for trial. Brown is twenty two yours of aco, waa born in Connecticut, and says he lives in Worth street, His confederates are still at large. ‘Turret oy Gory Comx.—Two men, named Hugh J. Lay- den and William Shouchnessy, twenty-two and twenty- three years of age, were yesterday arrested by detective Doyle, of the First procinct, on the complaint of Mr. George Reiffonstein, a broker, doing business at No. 3 South William strest, in whose employ tho prisoners were till quite recentiv. It ts alleged ‘that they stole $1C0 in gold coin on the 12th inst., and after being ar- reated Layden confessed to the officer that Shoughnesay took the money and gave him $20 of it to keep quict. Justice Dowling committed the prisoners for trial in do- fault of $1,000 bail exch. ALL OvTRAGE ON THY East River.-—Jobn Whalen, alias Jack Shelby, John Keboo and another man invited Margaret Brown and two other young women to take a ride on the Exst river in a emall boat last Friday evening and, after rowing up stream two or three miles, it ts alleged that Whalon commenced taking impropor libor- ties with Margaret, and, while the other men wero managing the boat, he, notwiibetanding her screams and resistancé, sueceeded ‘in violat enbae- quently Margaret and the other and on reaching homo alone, late A lad named Trumbull, seeing a boat overtarned in Now Haven harbor during astorm ou the afternoon of the 19th, called for volonteera, and Selecting four of his schoolmates from Rusve'!’s Military Academy, manned a boat and rescued fram drowning iwo persons, Several persona endeavored to diesuade him from the perilous undertaking, butéo no effect "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married Bracvert—Wareure,—On Tnesday, July 17, Rev, Francis E, Laurence, Wirttaé FE. Buaty: Avs E, Wanetn, both of Now York city. Guvcony—Tazinn.—On Friday, doly 20, at tho resi- dence of and by the Rev. Dr. Fraucts L: Hawks, Winuam cht, Margaret 8. Grxcory, of Corpus Christi, Texas, to Mrs, Roses Hazanp, of California, who subsequently succeeded in arr sting Wh: Hrap—Moonn,—On Thnreday, July 19, at the resi- Kehoo, who were taken be'oro Justice Dowli dence of the bride’s father, by the Rév. Robert Lewis outrag 'd girl made an affidavit avamst the prisoners, and | Mr. Grorcr Hxap, of New York, to Etganox, daughter the magistrate locked them wp for trial in defaxit of | of Rovert Moore, of Wisconsin, $1,000 bail each. The complainant and her female | Philadephia and Wisconsin papers please copy, associates in tho boat at the time of the assault were | Hevsinc—Crmaina.—On Thursday, July 19, by the held as witnesses, Whalen is twenty-two years of age, | Rev. Bishop Southgate, Colonel J. C. Hratmina, of Flor. and lives on the corner of Water and Rutgers streets, | ida, to Mise Many Cusvaxe, of this city He chains to be a baker. Keloo is a laborer, aged twen- | Mrext—Frv.—At the Presbyterian church, Cherry ty-one years, and lives at No. 148 Cherey street. They Valley, Otsogo county, on Thursday, July 19, by tho Rev. admit being out on the river, but plead not guilty to the | Edward P. Gardner. PD. Harsreap’ Mrexs, of Jamaica, crime charged against them, oat to Miss Many H. er of * oe oo ape Bospen Warenovse Roanan—Arnests on Susriciox.— yLaany—Vax Nore.--Oa venday, July 8, by the Rov. » C K, OU 1. WV Four di rate looking young men, heavily ironed, giv- A. K. Vinton, Mr. K. Lary to Miss L, W. Van ing their names as James Scanlon, James Jones, James Nore, both of this city. No cards. McCauley and Aaron Seaman, were yesterday brovcht before Justice Dowling by detectives Golden and Farley, ‘on suspicion of being encerned in breaking into U bouded warehoure on the Cunard dock, Jersey City. « few weeks since, and stealing n case of velvets valued at $4,000 in gold. From information received bv detectives Golden and Farley they first arrested Seaman, who at first was disinclined to make any disclosures, but after a brief incarceration he becamo more communicative, and stated that Scanlon, Jones and McCaulev robbed the Cunard warehouse, and emploved bim to sell the stolen js among his numerous German acquaintances in this city, at the same time be fey es pay him » com- mussion of seven dollars a piece for disposing of the vel- farther stated that the other parties by the LT to Birth. Dowtxe.—In this city, on Friday, July 20, the wife of Dams Dowuxs, Eeq., of a son. “Died. Aspxesox.—On Saturday, July 21, Ricuann K. Axper. BON, The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from the Alanson 4‘ cthodist Episco pai church, Norfolk street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o clock. The members of Neptune Ledge, No. 317, F and A. M., are hereby notified to attend a *pecial communica- tion to be heid at the lodge room, No. 5 Union square, on Sunday, the 22d inst., at 12& o'clock P. M., for the vets, Seman also named above recentiy came to him with samples of sixteen pieces of silk and cight rag ‘of veivet, | purpose of paying the last tribute of respect to our lato nearly $3,000 worth of which had been stolen | Chaplain, RK. Anderson, By order. from the United States Bonded warehows, 341 Jony Nixon. Secretary. JESSE G. KEYS, M Greenwich on the night of the 14th instant, | ANDnxws.—Oo Friday evening, July 20, after a long and painful tliness, Francis M. Asvxxws, aged 51 years and 4 months ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respect. fully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sanday) after. noon, at two o'clock, from gis late ros dence, No. 97 South Second street, Williamsbarg, 1. 1 Braory,—On Saturday, July 21, Maroaner enGix, be- Joved mother of Patrick Revi, ‘after a short illness, in the 50th year of her age. . ‘The friends ond acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the resi dence of her son PatAck, 243 Tenth avenue, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock. Brapvom.—On Sacurday morning, July 21, aftor a inful iliness, Asxe Basson, wife of F. & . D., of this city. bia, Pa, and Providence, KR. 1, papers street, and desired him to sell the goods, The silks belonged to Messra. Edmund Yard & Co., merchants, at 140 Doane street, and the velvets were the property of Messrs. Dafmann & Co., doing business in Park fplace, Two ieces Of the velvets stolen from the Jersey City waro- #0 were found on th» premises of Mra. Glinn Green- wich street, and they are snid to have boen itentified. As yet there have been no aMidavite made against the prisoners, and there seems to be serious apprehensions about positively tdentifying the goods which have been recovered. Justice Dowling comauitted the prisoners to the Tombs for examination, AHanp Case.—Joseph Riley, arrested by officers Mer- phy and Heidelburg, of the Ninetoonth precinct, was brought before Justice Connolly, on Friday morning, charged with committing an indecent assaalt apon bis aunt, Margaret Riley, Margarot states that he first it the parents’ residence, Haat Chatham® solicited her, and upon her refusal committed the | on Tuesday, July 17, Paswte Paws sa, only daughter of assault, The officers say, that being?upon post in East | Harvey Hl. and Neil o Brown, aged 1 year and 4 days Forty-ninth street, and hearing cries coming from Brows. Saturday, July 21, Geonor B., youngest child of J. Rand AB. Brown, age {1 year ond 20 days. and friends of the family aro respecwuily the faneral, on Monday afternoon, at ‘leek, from the residence of his parents, or of Macdougal. No. 199, they proceeded to the house and found Margaret struggling with Joseph, Upon tho officers’ en- toring the room Joseph went to a burea'), and, drawing « iat, threatened to shoot them, but was speedily placed sp comat by the policemen’s clubs. He was held to bal par No, 147 Weet Houston wtreet, en answer both for the assaait upon his ron and upon th oe pea ym Saturday, July 21, Rienann Camron, F~ ao ree ye’ auothor man’s wite ia. | <The (woeral will take place thie (Sanday) afternoon, at charge of indecent assaalt apon another man’s wife Landman’s Park a sbort time since, Covoxet Goopwis Acais ix Court—H t CHanaep wrrit Atrewrt at Munvan.—Mr. William T. Mills, residing at No. 7 Wost Eleventh street, appeared before Justice Led- ‘with, at the Jefferson Court yesterday, and made a com- plant against Richard D. Goodwin, of No. 814 Broadway, the agent for the celebrated medium and spiritualist, Ella Van Wie, setting forth in bis affidavit that on Thursday night, while m omer with Edward A. Weed and Joon Adams, at No. $14 away, the accused drew a lowted revolver and placed it at hie breast, evidently with the intention of taking hie life, Goodwin, who was in court, stated that the com thor with the persons mention calcd at hi hone and com- two o'clock, from st. Vineent’s Hospital, Weet Eleventh street, near Sev. nth avenue, Catnooy,—At Hart's Island, on Thursday, Jaly 19, of cholera, while tn diveh: of bis daties, Dr. J. Tamopore Carnoun, Brovet Major, United States Army, aged 27 eure. * Medical and Surgical Reporter, Army and Navy Jour. Washington Chronicl¢, Pbfladeiphia Inquirer and ening Journal please copy. carday, Joly 21, Roam, the beloved wife Clark, aged 45 years; aio their beioved deugh ter, Many Axx, azed 20 years, 9 months and § days. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attond the feneral, from 654 Fecond avenue, on Moaday afternoon, at two 0 elook. Camopent.--On Friday, Joly 20, Matoner Axx, the 7 ‘Cainpbell, aged § menced to aera Me Le cS ont | only Sine and Margret y- drow hie pistol with @ 1% to self protection; that he ‘The relatives and friends are reapectfolly invifents, did not present Mills’ — nor did he have any | attend the funeral, frum the residence of hers eleven iden of using it, Me further that one of the party | 151 East Ninth street, op a Adame) was a brother of yt the byw with whom bo a ouy 2, Wits Caspurn, had ost having, in company with a CAN DLER, — (1. oud ~ oan Gen Be inte reaidence,, nee he Sint street, on Monday afternonn, ef frm itor stealing Doses. —In BOOK Core. irday evening, July 21, Drought before Justice Ladwhh “Ase wary Ana John~ | Dante DUNE, Mid friends amd thon of his brother 4 THES" kire respectfully invited to attend the funeral, rHOOm, wt o'clock. Danrmta.—At her revidencr, 49 strovt, on Satur ‘21, Maroaner, sister of Catherine and Mic cordingly Gonme!, county Trelava. = friends and relatives of the family, and al) Clea- i, not prope, ae fully tuvited to attend the fane- 4 ) afternoon, at two o'clock. ably from the promises Brook! ved. wae Mga De Nancy, bere cad'§ movin Misa, : poor ge ot ‘of the family €°@ Invited to the could be solved, afternoon, at half.past two o'clock, knows ss Mex realdence of her parents, treet | — dll, AD 0 Oderaree Neva, vite a fgg 2th yout of ber i take place ‘True Reformed Weaes ecstnon te Uyeabsre pie, thie ) afternoon, bese fie looked Ainge A July 20, Mra Jae Fesvan, io that he saw Gostay berg seein; ibe family are respectfally Invited to charred the i Kd al thie aan) Semel eh two aquired for remains Will be taken to Greenwood Ceme- for 7 x Sy 90, tae A, wite of Joa ee en wae her late Naten (0 Greamwod for iterment on , Joly Th, Rowen ‘item and aged 6 years tals vied to eteed tbe funeom cn Myasas e. Boon, at two o'cloek, from the residence of -his parents, No. 16 Vanderbitt Grone H. Gxoncr, and 8 days. Philadeiphi nd Washington papers Houcomn.—Suddenly, at Rahway, N. Jal 20, T. Juvrknson Horcomn, eldest Holeomb, of Bro kyo, BE. D. Howrax,—Suddenty, on Tuesday, Jul, Tioytwr, son of the late Lieutenant W. Sixty-third regiment, Britsh in antry, aged 30 yoars, a native of Lisvarn, connty Antrim, Ireland, Belfast papers please cop, Exarxay.—On Saturday, MAN, aged 86 years, —At Saratoga, on Tuesday, July 17, Winutiax of Mobile, Alabama, aged 42 years, 8 months 17, Toomas unter, of the Neat 21, Miss Crytma Hror- The friends ‘and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of William R, Stafford, No. 141 West Fifteenth street, on Mapday morning, at ten o'clock. Jackson,—On Saturday, Jal; danghter of Hugh B, and Eltzal Gih year of her The friends and 21, Exizanera, only th J. Jackson, in the Jatives of the family are respectfully inv tea to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoen, at three o'clock, from ‘he residence of her parents, 106 Wort Twenty-sixth street, Jaxpine.—On Saturday, July Y, Rormer Caanuys, som of William C, and Mary’ Jardine, aged 5 months and 4 dave, ‘The relatives and friends of the fami! invited to attend the fv neral, this (Sum are rospectfully y) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, 612 West ‘Thirty fiith street, without further notice Ketiy.—Next Friday, July 27, being tho anniversary of the death of Mica the town of Galway, Irel guiem il be offered up for . Patrick's cathedral, at ni The relatives invited to be pi nt, Galway papers please copy. eth, N. J., on Saturday, July 21, nly child of Thomas A. and Marthi B, His remains will be interred at the Rofermed Dutch nue and 12st street, on lock, Kenn —at Taxes Auony, Kerr, izal cbarch, corner of Third Keyny.—On Fri noon, at one’o'clock. Krier. —Fr 21 West 1 Sunday) afterno interred in Trinity Mowray.—M Benov “me MeDowat.—On Satur native of the county years, invited to at brother, James McDonald (Snnday) afternoon, at h O'SurLivay, land, aged 58 years, Notee O'CONNOR, O'Dea.—On Tuese John and Anna | grandfather, afternoe OHS Pare O' Hasty tieulariy fnvit St. Pete Dundalk and N 61 years. SrRLAOMm DR the funeral, this (Sand her late residence, 190 h street. 2a Cavan, Iretar His friend land, aged 22 years. Tarra years and § months, ‘The rel invited ing, Jal invited to attend the fi oarnship F Garrinen & Allen. @ hu Monday afternoon, at three o' July 20, Mancaer, the beloved wife of Poier Kenny, a native of the parish of Muitifarn- ham, county Westmeath, ireland, im the 56th year of her 0. Frederick K. Kirnmel, aged friends of the family are respectfully invited to the funeral, from the re: street, near two o'clock, , from t a p —At his residence, N O'Svuavex, a pative of Killarney, county Kerry, Ire- f funeral in Monday's n Saturday, July 21, Casmios, infant son of James C. and Bianche O'Connor. y, July 17, Jouxxy, only son of O'Dea, aged 1 vear aad 2% daya, ‘The midnight stars are besming Upon his «tent little grave; Now sleeping without dreaming, The baby we could not rave. The clouds of grief are kee ‘Their shadows on our brow. Oh, blame us not for weepin, Tho’ we know ovr little Ji The relatives aud friends of the invited to attend the fancoral, from the residence of bis Joon Hannong, 110th street, this (Sunday) at two o'clo k. At Staten Island, on Friday, July 20, , anative of Ballymasksnion, Louth Ireland, aged 60 years, 2 months and 2 di His friends and acquaintances, and those of his brother and sister, Thos. O'Hanlon and Catherine Rice, are par- to nitond the funeral, thie (Sunday) af- ternoon, at two o'clock, His remains will be interred in s burying ground, Siaten Island. Newry (Ireland) papers please copy. On Friday morning, July 20, Tory W. ol a reid repose Her friends and thoeo of the family ond the funer: Woreien —At New Brita np, Conn, _ after along tines, Mrs. Jans Waeeten, « native of Ireland, aged 70 yeare. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfally id Mancaner Keuty, late of d, a solemn high mass of re- of their souls, in ‘clock precisely, 4 friends of the family are respectfully The relatives and friends of tho family aro invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Thir- teenth street, corner of First avenue, this (Sunday) afver- pit Keeter, infant son of Annie and year and I day. nee of his parents, venth avenue, this His remains will be 8 James’ Roman Catholic ty will meet this (SH te to attend the o'clock RBERRY, Pr Axys MeDonann, a Ireland, aged 63 8 paper. Wil ully invited to attend n, at twoo'clock, from Hs friends and acquaintances are ros to attend the funeral this (Sunday) afternoon, o'clock, from his late residence $27 Third aven-e, Teinaine will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for interment my Saturday morning, July 20 Trompsow, oniv son of John and Marta Taytor, aged 17 are respectfully residence of ber avenue, this ¢ o'clock. Rose street, Jom —_ is better now. inily are respectfully county ves and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, t two o'clock, Jatives and friends of the family, and those of Jeremiah, George, James, on Collard, are respec . Richard Conse, infant son of Benjainin D.'L. and Julia A. Southerland, aged 10 months. Foneral this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from Wdenly, in Jersey City, on Friday, July 20, of cholera tnorbus, Mictann Swrru, ag days, a native of Killeshandra, county 1 relatives aro respectfully invited to at- tend the funeral from the residence of hia, sister 188 Fouth Third street, Jersey City, th’s (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, Swern —On Friday morning, July 20, Trowas Ssrn, a native of the parish of Inuiskeen, county Cavan, Ire- fully invited at two Hie HowehT wes and Iriends of the family are reapectfully attend the funeral, from St. Mark's choreb, Fourth street, corner of Soath Fifth ptreet, Brooklyn, E. 1). on Monday afternoon, at three o'cloek, on Saturday morn- Chapel, New o'ctock, Her yo- July 16, at his renidenge r Woovurit, agel * _SHIPPING NEWS ALHKAC FOR NW TORK —rms DAT. MOON HRTH 725 | wom waren PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 21, 186@/ Cleared, sburg (Br), Halerow, Liveryt "4 Queene a p Atsianta (Br), Pinkham, Loa/®—Howland& Kteamship North Amegea, Tiramermay,4'? Janeiro, ke ip New York, Wetr, AsptnwasTacifie Mall Steam, APP CO ip Talisman (ir), Smith, geeMON, Ja, and Port aw ! Mt Mteamsbip Raleigh, W For ACO. Stecinebip Maze, Blarkey Steamstap Missourt, Steamship CW Lord, peed. Faia ¢ secamantp Magers, 4 het ap, Hatteras rt p Velleg, x 1 ie ould te Rbin Weew Ship Philaas er Vrroti hin (er), nee —Ribon & Munoz, ip George Cromwell, € : Mol“e— Lovelad, syepgnet lea Leary, vara, we ons fort—wurray, ‘msh'p Veterans Spencer Aortolk, City Point ana Richs ‘aark, Norfolk, City Point and ora. —Livingstt), Snyder, Norfolk, Cty Point and ass od, Portinns—J P Ames Rteumedyr Vath. Beaten, Boston—Neptune steamabip on WP Clyde, BTW Trask, Jr, Wi. New Orleane-H B Tel Orlesas—Livings® a potters ¥ Banaras ,aones. XC=O Good Ferris Uverpool—Williame & NOs, Liverpoot—SpofOrt Tiieston Grees, Liverpool pam, ca C7 (Br), Adey, Landoo—® B Morgan & ton ark barngt, Vondergrace, Hong Kong—DeVorrea & Brave dere Rin eniuun Bark Awdier Queenereente orders. hark JK rem, Corning tity, ta, Lowden Holtnboe & Co, Histol Slocovieh & Amith. tal), Vodaro, Penarth Roade for or. Rivets, Bom & Foie Marts Jensen (Mano), Menven, Falmouth for ordera Pops fir), Hansen, Rio Grande do #ul~Punch, wat James Ch (Br), Congion, Cow Bay, CBR—~CA De Brig Fyr0 (Br). Yayton, Hantaport, 58~D BR DeWoilt & Brig Biba (BYs devison, Hanteport, NS—D R DeWolt begs Loaded , Bridgeport, CRT F Be wi a. ine), tot Uber (Rr), Com Lewievitie (Br), rehr A dohnson Soke ~ noe Meas Orient, bound E; ship patent. bee ted yAyasontas, June 99—Arr Vonus, Baldock, Malaga for New ‘of Bandy Hook, swamps, Si stelle, 8 fo; Anna, bernis (Br), M Glasgow July 7, wi Hane Alexander Marshall, 43 daye fom jam), Trautmann, Hi mburg July | mer, NYork ton 1d, a6 PM, with in dao and S70 passes. | Boye Re Orienne ae, ges hunhardt & Go, “duly 10, om Portand, stgnallead Courrier ts idew Oviseun, Gurwen and ae oes, Comue ae 90), sawed m bark ‘Mtoainer (Cunard line) hovind shou Th hoe Kitine ite ee Race, saw several ieshergs and foggy weather during tie Bremen Joly 8, 7th, 20 miles NE moderate westerly age ‘ amehip Hermann (Brem), We 4, May 1S-—Are Cr York. bord ships Whitney, Avery, and uta, Charger, Hateh, uno—will leave South: mpton tWth, LPM, with iid 685 passencore, , Oeinichs & Co” Hind weaterly winds during the passage. ad pen A: Ao Lith inst, 2 AM, off , passed steameblp Hew Yor Dei, for Carthagens NO et hence for Brom ahi r, bound By 19th, lat Te Germania ta) kblers, NY¥ork, 15, lon 62, Tonawanda, bound W: 2th, 6 PM, off Nantucket, dd Myrover, Hughes, NYork, 1p City of Cork, hence for Livernoo| Are Helrenm Clark NYork. “hip Arizona, Gray, Aspinwill Juty 18, with Are Liverpool, Ferraro, NY. gers mails and treasitre, to the Pacific Mail Bieansl t Pak Churchill vuly 16, Cape May N by W 16 miles, spoke steamabip orth of Mattarnes ‘Chauncey: hence for Aapinwall. or ore 2 days dW pete indies (Swe), Frumerie, Iquigue, 8 days, with salt and’ 3 Namfion, Adatngy, ‘ 0. from do, juat arr; brign N Mitchell, Carney, NY: Pinta i a“ melee, i alee via New Haves, 17 | dix AD Jordas Parking, from. hilndelph : ‘Sot Neca ark Ellen Morrison (at New Haven), McCarthy, Pot ny Seats Se 6, via Now Haven Janses, to Daniel Jependence, Ment Wawel, Nagah»dow, pemroeten (Br), Johnson, Cow Bay, 14 days, with Jor cls, Tweed. MeDongalis Vree Trade, ater. : \n tam, New York: brie Chilianwal IRIE (ilasgow (Hr), Card, Cow Hay, 18 days, with coal, to ate, por; Fatal’ Cain, Pinkham, Rio, Joknaes Bark Davie W hols, Coombs Rondout for Boston, ie Whitehon any sence Mary E'Kellinger, P and Jo piri Anna Maria (Pram, Hiugiant. Cotte 181 viays, via Dear, July S-Arrrarah A Staples, Staples, London fee Re er NE, July with wine @ Fanch, Meineke & | Newport and Kio Janeiro (and rematned wth), godt, Putinio Lanara Harbor for a Stupiy'of provisions, | Be July 7814 Herkshire, Borry, Cardiff Brig Eastern Star, Grilling. Port Spain Ya New’ Haven, 15 ie July Boarr Minna, Stelahel, Pulladelpta; Oily Pa Schamyl, Hvonsen, Gtascow, July 78 Echo, Bent, Boston; 10th, Come dence, Johnson, NYork. a July 7—Arr Attilla, Druscoviek, NYork days, with movassen: to Hi rig Mary Jane (Hr), Fa, op a “J 80, to order. ys with win Fagen, Cadiz, 56 Had light westerly winds and caliy the entire Pang Bric W HTownsend (Br), Lakeman, Sagua Jom ° Portland, eT daye, with tholamen. to Deak Hrwe” can, July 2 arr HM loman, Hensap, Callao, aed ee armenucneds OnaNenAm © OER: WD Stag. © May, CB, duly 17--Cld brigs Barun, Green, NYorty Gu 19th, Dol 7 i Brig Minnebaba (Br), Douglas, Bridgeport, CB, 16 days, Viste, ful Are Bhorhardise,’ Prieten, Cha with rou}, to. J F Whitney & ort, W Joun (ir), McQuarrie, Cow Bay, 16 days, with } S's, Borussia ( Schwonsen, and Arrag, Wedagrore, |. to order, rs . ~ 7 Brig Landrath & Hagermeister, Linek, Cow Bay, 31 days, | ytAtt®, J Lamb, N¥ork; 0 with coal, to ordi Moore, N York Favor, Sannes, NYork, “Air NW Palmer, Steele, NY: awcin ; 20h, lor, Berry, er. Brig LM Jobson (Br), Williams, Port Medway, with lumber, to T M Mayhew, Brig Roumer, Crabtree, Bangor. Sebr Alethea, Matthews, San Salvador, 8 days, with fruit, to Jos Pneas, Wh, € Sehr Vigilant Wella, of and from Nassau, NP, with log- | ¢ or easiis’ to J B Brown. Knowles, do. ees wood, &c, to Schr Alethea, Mathews, Harbor Island, 9 days, with fruit a wre, May St—Av ship Bunker Mill, Davi to Jox F 0 (20d ald same doy MiP nunker Till, Dewvia, Gay rs cor ipetoe (Br), Ranger, Cat Island, 9 days, with pine. aie Ns, July 16—Arr pfig Mary O'lirten (late Mwy ihr Iaaae Morse, Bradford, Lingan, 17 days, with coal, to nll & Co, ing, MeCorrmle, Ll I7 days, with coal, to Had heavy weather: lost deck load. icher, Cow Bay, Il days, with coal, to C B Livenroot, July T~Arr Palinyra. (4), Watecn, and Frederik Scall Ontario, ¥ Solma, Leese Staffors Swain, SelirCotnam (Br), Borden, Harvey, NB, 10 days, with bt y lumber, to DR DeWolf & Co. Caulking fey Fi D. Willineoaoe ioe Sehr fotpnin, Hill. Wilmington, NO. 6 days, oth, Malin: (ol Macauley and. Lourie to Sour Ju Elizabethport for Har gor. NYork; 1th, Moreester” (ay. Grahame Haluinege re thport for Salem. merald, Micke! for NYork, waa left on the Tuy ort for Newburyport. off the Satan me db ty Shay, Elizabethport fur Boson r July Fourth, Shaw, Ellzabethport for Boston, Hero, ——, Elizabeth port for Boston, 1 E Fowler, Holbrook, Calais, 191h G PNosle, Kack, 8a Meat’: bh Rear ag and Alice Talnter, M se, Foe mand Palmyey , a 7 Weandort do; ‘Neptune, Ta rorkur” arti, dvertid 7th, Tibernia ( ‘ Gone sem, Hrav ley deoeklaug, (a) Ton ton Tes Onna nfs ugha tains Oh Set Sehr Delaware’ Crockett, Rockland. NVork 19: Seotin (a), for do Va SUNYork; Mai an Hoek and, Lonve July 10—Arr Pink. Pink * ¥ Benth Boat n bing? ~ ag enya Fall liver, lata Hendhering, Phlla- London, 10th, oo wieh. ‘wich, phe Deal Ti 1 owinenny, duly Rare fe tities YOR ee La a? fAtT Mariaour John Aandersom, ai ce uly M—Atiurn). ld from th’ to F Orcutt Mork: Alfred Koen, <=, fishy J Rigs #04 Southera apt Grillin, 19th, reports ea 8d Gertrude, Creech, Boston; weaihers vessel eprung weak, requirtag the con oie siols Plawoheur, as Ton of all handse when. the vessel arrived at the lower Mtooks, Reta | ¥ quarantine they were out of provisions, and the crew ex hausted with constant pumping. Below. Bark Cyrene, from Cow Bay. Bark LW Kich, from Cow Bay. Saited. Steamships America, Teutonia, Virginia, Towa Atalanta, Talisman, North Amerien, New ‘Vork. ‘Geo Crom: well, Missouri, Perit, Montauk, Niagara, Hatteras, Wind at sunset NE. Freeman, from trom ta; Thalatte, Gardner, from de for N York. K Holbrook, Brown, few Dk. linwront (Mon). 7—it Flora, Hatehingon, NYerte, ‘onremouTn July &-Putin, Kbine, Moore, from Fr NYork (and proceeded Wh) Arr G Battista, Cogtielmina, 6. istare assman po Oty Waikbens daly > “panes te Rater Mata: in ar | Marine Disasters. Rane Pasxy Hasiitox—Gibraltar, June 29—Nothing J known of the origin of the fire on board the bark Fan: Hamilton, trom | » fo patore stroyed, but it is supposed that It arose from the eons ignition of the paraffin, or the gas evolved f ngaroe New York (# Tih, Concordia (#), Beare, Baltimore. appears that the hatehes of the vessel were ‘cannc, July 16—Arr absp Ocean Peart, Rodd, Now Vout Sa Meth eae abel ae te pce |) OR bark nan Fi cetmats rrtelace, tieose, RBesteney the port nide in order to give the vesncl alist Uport. wo a! | ga’ 920'tribonahus, “eg facilitate the of caulking. The hatches were ni txesrous, wards carefully closed Sing partichlar to on bert teed except a stron of the gaa emnitigl by the oll! | Patinngtnnd W Lon the morning of the 27th the man ogwateh obett te Jour, WE, Are bark Ja ey Philadelphis (see York: schrs Armen, Speight. ¢o. Old of Bee i ctee Liverpool! Wild tuner, Howes, ‘i cuere, June 2—Are Mageie, Cobting, wo -< (9nd al ‘Mth for Viao). cr). from Ne Taurys May 2)-1n port bark Mesafmnel io be sold ams RAW for san Terai Py selacs in? days wchr Allee Winding, (084 }atmerston. Arttowy, NY: TimArt Buens Vista, Ayres, Woo ma. ao, Whampoa, Oday 2—Arr Olga, & a rec anti, foel fore this, the head, Fowmng om the eal 30m * into them elothing and other artet after the fire burst open the hate sheet of flame, which soon envePtd the why With a cargo of 2000 casks of paragl g ‘ork. Yoookews Francisco (and ald Gm Vico. July rosin, there was not, of course. Heat); WA deunniee fire belng got under. “Mawter ar Ee &. f erican Portes. Sin ced the woes of coon AUZXANDRIA, Vuly Beare senuisbiy cates brilliancy until day! aes, NY ork cade Wind e rock. where no doubt, go do «NYC ORTON, July 2—~Are bark Elisa White, Loon, cbt A Rursieg Kelly, Ralumore. Cl steamer fisewas on, 6am IEPs» Bank Kar (Br), Raun r " Vostlend, Oregon, want! Harding, Cros tha Mien Te : Antarne (ir), Pulsifer, lobeer Gregon near Cotohing Ma CSP! mi ie), Pulsifer, Ba Bank Pevno Tnnwad Perrone : - on eres. = EXERNALT UR Aa ie a Cargo aaved by wreck. 4 a Tint Hawwon, (late, Jerking, drowned) (20 into fen. oekud ae Tor gg Pranetac! (befor ore fee " tf 4 on and Bold at the kin, New Orleans. ge on vane from Philadelphia, of and fort Jone, Fee MOTE, July 1d--Arr bark John If Pearson, Taylor, NB Ted as ashore at Brier Isler? #°* Dar UP Reynard, Price, Boston Old bart Gould, Boston. arbre Transport, Wot, NYort H, por, and acrfed at wdobn Bh, ‘40 Bomon GA adams, 5 ae Landon cudde: Kormfanan Ache Joho Biting on board the orw of selir hid ber Moreen Be oy a Glowepter on Luesd bleh ‘a leak om Bethe Ue Arr brig Georgia, Holt, Cordenss Rar wth, oe s owas copunnanded % Devereset, healt Kosten: George L. Green, Boson Oba inp@tahBy, from whom the followlng sobre Horimeaia. pen, Plymouth; Flork King, Case, Vidted The veasel sprung a leak op Suni Portemonth, NTt, sehr Laure Bri . Fountain, 4 Ct was with great diicalty that she, Wm Porter, Hrand, NYork, AM Flannigan, Mephens, Spoke the Joon Quiney va ton Pe reaeshiea the ahiprer 19, i07 Y he von wae TANGOR, July 1~Arr Sirout, Deane, and Chatienge, inking condition. Ob Sunday w leak corto, Spine but th aid te scom wo | WELPAMT, Jul IT Are brie Abby Helen, Gilmore, Pi fnerease, threw overboard 1,500 fix ei a ood the leak increasing a6 calning | delphin: MH sehr Allantle. do Eee ne ater am for hame, the wind being fait but she MARLESTON. July iT—Are steamship Quaker (leg, fron became uomanageable, and si tate to. be Nore, brie Jonte A Devereaiix, Clare, the vessel on Mandy abort July LAr brig B Young, (ibeon, NYorts Khackford, bl nie, 16th. oe Mb. pod « ed a4 0 ube, Meh, ech Z A Paine, Senaes Ph - Vi Smith, Khe wavalued | phia GRERNWICH Joly 19-814 schre Cabinet, Rar~ aor Winn PF Randolph. Mistey, hinged vm 6 in the ‘ape Ann Mutual Mite In- Wand t re 5 ‘Utes ‘for $160, ‘Outtte insured for @90's the etnpeort, sath, F same office. ww Arnold NYork iy Ib are sehre Bars J Bright, Vane ' Mpa.” Beale, Thoreaiae, NYork. prs omnng Borden. Wrichtingion, Phitadetnhta OLover Srewant, of Newport, and her cargo of 64 ine of Sat SAE aren Se aN™ Gy hake tc iin mid channel of Pawtucket, was a 5 Tee Toth iat, for $113, Wo Meare Thateber & Waker, of mond, NYork: RV Hanteg, Niekerson 1 Met “on | line, Comm, Kelley, Mow Kore tow cosh, from Piiledatpivia for Bae \ Salt. Mowers. teamee Wo {and will bea wa 44 J 9 h Mare U 8 steamer Wine HoL Mes HOLE, Jay Pordand, ware Pawar Wen timore for Rowton. brige Ide L Ray i. one Raton Retuenere ry D—Wrig Madawasba, of Bos M, is ashore on (he nurily poll Misecliancous, od bo the obliging aod gentlemaniy purser of ity of Paris, MrJ Kavanagh, for the prompt Jubpeon p 4; Althes, ¢ , On for do. do for Portemouth, Kelle Creole, ite 4 Ree) IM fery of our Buropean files and deepateben. 7 AMaAry ache Pierce, Jones, X York foe Rowton. Presmeration oF 4 Coty Crmonoweren to CAPTAIY Jase ORLEASH, July Ib—Arr ripnmahype Mine Kannsor. op ri Cory of Pan 4 Herman Lavington f ne uly 5, » presen iat r lowell Mordeant, je 2 ene w Mihwelpemiacie Pri, Demeairant, Rortaaee from the Colted btatan gui wooduer | vy Jam Hinith, NYork, echr WL Burroughs, Hudem, on the part of Cai Kennedy in savin crew of ap | Liveryen American shin in January Inet. The following letter ad ATT steamship Bherktan, Bolton, NYork Ol4 eet ber Majesty's Lord of the Admiwlty, from Leppert. Vere Cran ran Minister in Landon, war read wt the dwn and Wage Mh inet—Khip Recester, bart Dew —""Legation of the Uniied Mates, London 1 De Larde—The American app HKertiien m New Yo Ban ot NEW BEOVORD, t9hy 19-Arr eehr OF Gegrgeewn, UC. Rid Ith sehipe G ihoe, Drew. Philadelphia. Repo Voir Je y 190d webre Vrew Philade chee AYEN Juty 2 z bound for Londen government th wage won of sorine which, by the 2th of I eMoot of leaving wets foating wreek at the merey of 0 the lat Of January she was dencried the staacner City of Hoxton, 0 tee here F by, ’ Telief 6f the distressed people Harhadome brig Biastern star Oring, Trinidad sobre Gistn Of the oven that to 2 Levit, Mer aadan: Mrry Tre, Jobaepirt, Ranaing Bf S cept by the ageney of the BM Philete prin C14, be ot) how In this emergency Captain Kennedy, with ‘ine uid of » poked | lon, Niort | orig He de An levee, crew who cheerlully expored |hemenlves in this periona ex = ae HILADRLITIEA, Juty kre oi ee Cattell, Water, Creteeges, ethers trenton Wy the rescued persons a eminently tn inet, teunlen, J Porter aah Nts success Whilst, theretore my government has taken the rime Jas it ij necomaary stepe tirongh w . af thy Serroe: (iw Keen t oo Aad os 4 Toy Pnebar, Hen Joan OF! for ‘rn = o aetin wedy. ty aa ten, Lenten: brig © ¢ van Heep je), oe cause be tranemnttind 10 him the Sovetian Ba Pgtinnd Pe 5 *e, - e nee * thee? Marr's, Fan ‘ dl rebar t, | groay J i Region, War's vena: Pot owe. Vuanem Anon | Het ow oes. tote Lame Bridgeremt, phages yall ALAND, July VO-Aet 0 ® gabon! Seem ee buries new tom Wee lnonebed om peterdey law from the yard ot Mesure Galen, Duren & Co, at Perry Notice to Mariners. ro w eeagentn aos Heers. Pas, ea? on ae ida hk are, ebulen, Levegie hewing. Wier Prhedar ya, PORTS MOOTIE NY ort Maren 1 PaWTCOKED Jw YROGIDENOM, duly Kusadetypens, Vigrenee ¥ Cregeen, Rirhar howell, Priener © scenes Carn Me lal notice wee bean given Will be allowed to enter the of Commun Fate with (he Ghore—a triet quarantine reguialon tu preven the eho ere Wine PR, from Rot perma, Worst ty MBs tre Viewer, wt cs leon, Crna XB, bo heme ise” Fe ree wi wae Bere con wen, Marshal, of Proviecewwn. Ot, with 2 De rp, BB 40 vind Sah olan we spoken, &e, re tent from a and La ion, Wenatey for Liverpet, Yay too BF Jongeen, trem Bow York for Hong Kong feat from Hong Kong for New York, Apel Maigret 1m ‘Woots, trom Liverpest for Mew York, eter’: teow, Preth, from Landen tor Rew Tore, Jwly 1. from Porviand for Buenos Ayres, from Marana for Gisagow, eit from Piiiateiyhia fer Rarbatoe Jviy Lor, trom Boson for Paiesciphin, Jy 17, ot ARTeRee, J aly OA) lies, Heningh.ch Ppiiosetpois.