The New York Herald Newspaper, May 21, 1867, Page 9

ee FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Mowpay, May 20—6 P. M. ‘The railway share market has been extremely dull to- day, but after two o'clock it developed an improving tendency and a fitle more animation than had previ- ously characterized it, and closed firm at an advance. It is a noticeable feature that, notwithstanding the in- activity of business on the Stock Exchange, prices are slow to yield, and this is accepted by the bulls as a good sign that bottom has been touched and that a revival of activity will be followed by a brisk rise. The prolonged depression which the market has passed through, how- ‘ever, has discouraged the bulls and they have lost faith an themselves, while the bears have been correspond- fogly emboldened. A large majority of the members of the regular board are at present interested in favor of a further deciine, and they accordingly Fesist all efforts to the contrary, and ir the absence of Outside support the professional speculators on the bull side have hard work to turn the market in their favor. ‘Some imagine that this monotony and hesitation will not terminate until an abundant harvest becomes an ac- cepted fact, white others are more sanguine and still believe in a speedy recovery, although they have siready experienced frequent disappointments in this reapect. The certainty of abundant crops will undoubt- edly exert a material influence upom the course of specu- Tation on the Stook Exchange, and it is probable that in ix or eight weeks public opinion on the subject will be sufficiently decided to effect the price of breadstuffe, and thé sone of business generally, both in and out of Wall street. if the railways whose stocks are the sport of ‘peoutstors were well managed thoy would be far more valuable properties than they now are, and prices would range permanently higher; but so Jong as many of ‘the managers of our teading railways are mere stock- jobbers, tho public Will fail to have that confidence in railway shares which the present condition and future prospects of our great arteries of inland trafficshouid warrant. Such is the dearth of business that very few commission houses on the street are making their ex- peuses, and these are hoping for orders as earnestly as the chiidren of Israel prayed for manna in the wilder- ess, ‘The only remarkable feature about the statement of the associated banks for the week is an increase of $4,279,045 in loans, owing to purchases of government fecprities by them, and a consequent decrease of $4,168,138 in legal tender notes, which have been paid imto the Sub-Treasury. The deposits have increased $1,004,022, showing that the internal exchanges are still in favor of this centre, The specie has increased $607,662 and the circulation $36,432, The totals of the present and previous statements stand thus:— fay 11. y 1 $253,082,329 $27,961,874 14,959,500 4. 567, 505,869 632; 200,242,852 7, 096, 524,319,769 299, 133 21,990,983 ‘There is nothing in these figures to excite distrust of the future of the money market, but, on the contrary, miuch that is reassuring, although the sluggish move- * ment of capital in business channels indicates the semi- Stagnation which still prevails in trade all over the country. Money is in abundant supply at six per cent on mixed collaterals and at five om governments, ‘and, owing to the dulness of business on the Stock Ex- ohange, the demand is light, Whe general business of the city is dull, and the dry @oods market has been unsettled and depressed for some time past, Goods have been marked down day by dgy without spparently creating any fresh demand, pur- Chases being still confined to the supply of immediate mecessitien, Hence commercial paper seeking discount teclesciy scrutinized, and only the best grade, of which EF te , passes freely at séven per fave eent, while good but ored, names submit to 8 a9 “At the ten o'clock railway shares were dal) ‘at only fractional from the closing prices on Segueday. New York Central sold at 9734; Erie, 625; Reading, 10334; Michigan Southern, 673; Cleveland and Pittabarg, 12%; Rook Island, 883; ; Northwestern, 3434 ; do, preferred, 693; Fort Wayne, 96; Ohio and Missis- sippi certificates, 2434; Western Union Telegraph, 42% @.%; Maripoes preferred, 18. At tho first regular board the market continued Inac- tive but steady in tone. New York Central closed higher than at the same time on Saturday; Erie %, Nerthwestern preferred %, Toledo, Wabash and Western 3, Ubio and Mississippi certificates 3, Pacific Mail %, Boston Water Power {. Fort Wayne was 3 lower, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 3, Atlantic Mail 1, Mariposa preferred 3. Government securities ‘were dull. Coupon five-tweaties of 1862 advanced 34, end the issue of 1864 declined 3. Missouri State sizes were 4 higher, and Tennessee sixes, new, 5 lower. ‘At the one o’ciock open board the market was stag- ment, bat steady. New York Central sold at 975 ; Erie, €2}4 © %; Hudson, 101%; Reading, 103%; Michigan Soiithern, 675; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 73 a {; Rock Island, 88 a %; Northwestern, 34%{; do. preferred, 69%; Western Union Telegraph, 42% . * at the half-past two regular board the market was firmer in tone, and there was more speculative activity, which led to an advance of prices. New York Central Cloned $ bigher than at the first regular board, Erie 34, Reading 4, Cleveland and Pittsburg %, Rock Island %, Northwestern %, Fort Wayne %, Milwaukee and St. Paul preferred 3, Western Union Telegraph 34. Atlan- te Mati was 34 lower, Boston Water Power }{. Govern- ‘ment securities were neglected, but steady in tone, and @cupon five-twenties of 1962 advanced +4, Missouri State sixes declined 1%, Tennessee sixes {. Tennes- geen, now, advanced %{. At the half-past three open board the market contin- Wed firm. New York Central sold at 08% a %; Erie, €2% ; Hudson, 101%; Reading, 1035; ; Michigan South- orn, 67% 0 68; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 73K a 743; Rock Intind, 88% » 89; Northwestern, 34%: do. pro- ferred, 59%; Fort Wayne, 96%. Subsequently there ‘was a moderate volume of business transacted, and at a quarter to six the following quotations were current:— Now Vork Central, 98% © 4; Erie, 62% a %; Reading, 203% a %; Michigan Southern, 681; a %; Cleveland fend Pittaburg, 7435 a 5; Roek Island, 887% a 89; Fort ‘Woeyne, 06% 8 34; Northwestern, 34% a %; do. pre- ferred, 59% @ %; Pacific Mail, 129; Western Union Tel- Graph, 4276 0 4334. Government securities were quoted thus at the close of ‘Dusiness:—1681, coupon, 111% @ %; 1881, registered, 11% « %; five-twenties, coupon, 1862, 1003, a 1; five. @ twenties, coupon, 1864, 10535 a %; five-twenties, cou- pou, 1965, 10634 & 3; five-twenties, new issue, 107% a 108 ; ton forties, coupon, 99%; a $f ; seven-thirty notes, first series, 10654 a \{; seven-thirty notes, second series, 106% a %; seven-thirty notes, third series, 1065; a %. . The gold market is dull, The opening price was 136, followed by a decline to 136%, and a subsequent @dvance to 187% —the closing quotation. Loans were made flat, and at 25 percent for carrying. The gross Oloarines amounted to $82,706,000, and the gold bal- fences to $1,267,000. The forcign exchange market is firm, and bills are in @emand. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 109% 110; at three days, 110% « %; com- merotal bills, 1085 a 100; france, at sixty days, 5.18% 0 6.125 ; at three days, 5.121¢ a 6.10; bills on Bertin, 7254 @ \; on Bremen, 79% 2 90; on Frankfort, 41 04154; on Amoterdam, 41 8 415; on Hamburg. 36)< @ ¢; on Ant. ‘worp, 5.18% @ 6.1254. Mining shares show increased activity. At the first oard Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 5c. higher than at the same time on Saturday, eetling at $6 85; Corydon 20c,, selling at $260; Quartz Hill 1ic,, selling at $1 99; Columbian Gold and Silver 9¢,, selling at 40c. At the gecend board Corydon closed 10¢. higher than at the first Board, selling at $2 70; Wallkill Lead So., selling at 580, ‘The remainder of the list was steady. The National*Trust Company of the City of New York ‘was incorporated on April 19 under apecial charter, with @n authorized capital of two millions, divided into shares Of « hundred dollars each. Mr. Joseph U. Orvis has Deen olecied Prosident for the first year. The Atlantic Mail Company has declared a dividend of wo and a half per cent, payable on June 10. Toe Sub-Treasurer's statement for the day is as fol- tows: — Total receipts. Hor gold aotes.. 268. ed ‘ Annexed are the Chicago Clearing House statements Gor the past two weeks: — me Ee ments. $2,531,544 bear ane. 128,747,109 Clearance, ‘Balances. moe ending May 18. +. 911.539 ,040 $1,454,219 “Wook provi 10,490,268 1,198,481 and Tennessee Railroad Com ‘rat. 1967, pan $13,082 12,927 Increase this year ose its | ‘Toe wal valve of exports from Boston for the week NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, MAY 21, 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. ending May 17, including specie, was $246,939, against $630,711 for the corresponding week in 1866, The Pacific Mail Steamship Company announce a quarterly dividend of three per cent, payable Juno 1. The Atlantic Mail Steamsbip Company have deciared a dividend of 244 per cent, payable Juno 10. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Me ndnrs 7, May 20-10:30 A. Mt. + 16 103 oho Mari f.. 18 es'Co.:. 103 ” 3 sth ERE 65 Beaeraiat. 86! Hud R 102! $003 tol ‘aWabl het mex FE 20 Imp Traders Mk. 100 Leather Manuf Bk. 10 Fourth co Bank.. dams EK: 1000 Tenn da; 6x" coup 1000 N Carolina 6's, n. ar Missouri 6's...... hicdd foto Anat H Sta pret ao 25 ahs Fourth Natt BK 10634 200 Cleve & Pitts RE ‘300 Chic & N 200 C1 ae SR reat meee 88 5; do. ait OS 20 Ameriean Ex Co. 225 Wells Farco Ex. 129 Adams Expre: 40 Cnited ‘St COMMERCIAL REPOKT. Monpay, May 20-6 P. M. Corrow continued in limited request, though an increased business was consummated, the sales comprising 1,760 bales. Prices were not essentially altered. Subjoined are the clos- ing quotations, which are nominal:— Upland. Florida. Mobil, N. 0. 7. I wag FA 3 2 Fi F 2 Ed 31 of no sales of any description. Prices, ‘remained unchanged. so lio 7a continued dull and rates were entirely nominal. r steamer, 53 three- cask Sve at 40m. weigh iss bales OF ind 71000 Sushels barioy on stonmee's nt, Tard and bacon ai ‘LOUR 860 ao maf Tie marke Teraead the peosnamees ae. ie ee “tee Prices again though asa general rule hol to grant any further Sy ants the "rine uiet but steady. Californ! dull but more nt. The sales were ‘bout 4.500 i at the quotations ied. Southern flour continued to with but littledemand. The sales ‘were limited (o 250 bbls, at our quotations. Rye flour was rather better, and the somend ae more active. The sales at $3 oe ). Though the defiand for Reewete uals S im a 8 pe an ‘Btave....- " 401 hoop eh! restern trade brands... Common Southern. EEE age at off ies ine ey 28 ; ‘the sales tate and 870. a ruled 100 do. in do., part at lic., Ps was fair. tine was at which 8. No. at 96 25 at No sales of Te port . The tin irmer, but bars wy $23, cash sales, cash ‘and regular, were obis. at $35 15 0 925 40 for new mess S725: 87 2 $22 for mess, and $19 12 a 19 25 for prime. For future sales were effected Of 5U0 bbis. new mess for the at $23 37) seller’ and 500 bi buyers option, ‘continued ‘sales 3it bo a 831 for now plain moderately were made of 150 mess, For cut meats s moderate ‘and prices ruled gteady; the sales were 260 1age. 0 1436, for hams and 8\c. a Ww gt decided change, at Tige. « 11%, for fe ett, “Thefe was lens the lard mars if 5 i H i 3F i 5 4 F 2 change, being stead) 10.4 avait. i Se nominal at and foxze, in at arate Ri tes, part al Lge, in moderate demand and jor the ruled te acct rs ti: ruled firm ot our last quotations. fe heard ot no sales, Reid of city, to Miss Minwm Ma’ daughter of L. \ Washington, lows, No cards. ‘Burvan.—On Wednesday, May 15, at the Of the bride, 68 Hicks street, Brook! in the of John J, lcrritt, Honry ©. Bowen, Edwin A. judweil and other friends as witnesses, by an inde- For, son of Merzil Bi Fe Mal and Fawert 2! ba 16, Gronce of this city. No Brotuey.—On Sunday Faspenuce A. Brower, ta the 66th year of hie yaad His are invited tn tg page tp oom, at balt-past two ovclock. 42 Poem ae nee es Sentey, May 19, Atrren Brcxenew, aged 54 years, Als remains will be taken to New Brunswick, N. J., on —On Sanday, May 19, Ets. REREIN, an Cam aged 81 years, {monte oie 2 ays, Funeral at his late renidence at Rahway Nock, N, x on Wednesday afternoon, at one o'clock. The rolati and friends are invited to attend without further potion, Carriages will be in attendance on the arrival of the ten o'clock A. M. train from New York. The remains will be taken to New York Bay An Conay.—On Sanday, May 19, at Harrison, NJ, Mant Roc, youngest daughter of Sarah M. and William K. OOTLe relatives and frieuds of the family are ceepecttulty invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, River Road, Harrison, N.J., this (tuesday) morning, at eleven o'ciock, —On Monday, Mag 38, at her late residence, No. 188 Grand street, Jersey ing after a long and painful Alege, borne with eo fortitude, Mrs, Mary Dean, wife of Joha Dean. and daugh wer of the late Judge Mead, of Pompton, N. J. The friends and relatives of gs hagw 4 are invitedfto attend the funeral services, at ber late residence, ton Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, without further notice, ‘The remains will be taken to Greenwood. Doonsy.—On Sunday, May 19, Brivaet Dooixy, who arrived in this count Gn the 14 ‘14th inst. The friends and caries fever, May 19, Watrox MiLtmpouam, C, Doughty, aged 11 months, She Seed of Oe Cua are respectfully’ invited to attend the funeral, residence of his parents, No, 431 West Turi Miktecorrente street, near Tenth avenue. this y) afternoon, at one o'clock. His remains taken to Calvary Cemetary for interment. Downsy.—On Sunday, May 19, Mrs. Sanan Downer, im the 67th year of her age. The fmends and scqentotances of the family, and those of her son, Martin Downey, and of her son-in- laws, James M: Doviny and John, Seulin, are repect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- Seen Maren aren, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two Exus.—In Jersey City, on Saturday, May 18, Na- THAMIEL ELLs, City Marshal, oa the rath year of his age. ‘The relatives and triends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the Hedding M. E. church, without further notice. E.wett.—On Monday, May 20, Wittiuam Euwei, in with recon and finds of family are invited to ie ives and the are reepies eal as ‘the Church of tist, corner of Tpeloee avenue and Teen Thivty fee street, on Wednesday at ono o’clock. Fausman —On Saturday, to a nga ines, ave Lavinia, second daughter of oh ged and Annie , aged 3 vans acd 8 mont “Tr take this little lamb,” aid Wa, “ And lay her on my breast; Protection she shall find in me— In me be ever blest,’” The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parcnts, Freeman’s Hotel, Westchester village, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o'clock. GLYNN.—On Sunday night, at twelve o'clock, May 19, Emi H., beloved wife of H. D. Glynn, “Funeral will take place from her late residence, No. 2 West Forty-fifth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Goovriz.—On Sunday, May 19, of scarlét fever, Jouw W., son of Jacob and Frances A. Goodrie, aged 3 years, 8 months and 27 days, Relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, No. 30 Wyckoff street, Brooklyn, E. D., this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Hares. —On Saturday, May 18, suddenly, Jonny Hares, eldest son of John and Mary Ann Hayes, aged 5 years, 10 months and 2 days. The friet of the family are invited to attend the funeral, froM the residence of his parents, 382 West street, on Thursday afternoon at two o'clock. Heix.—On Monday, May 20, Cataarive Hux, the be- loved wife ot Frederick Hein, in the 44th year of her age. The friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 434 West Thirty-fifth street, at twelve ae, on Wednesday. San Francisco ey please cop: Hut1.—In Brooklyn, of Paeamonia on Monday, May 20, CanouiNe HvLt, widow of H. D, Hull, aged 63 years. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at three o’clock, from the residence of her son, Henry J. Hull, No, 96 Carroll street, near Henry, Brooklyn, without further notice. The remains will be taken on Wednes- day to New Canaan, Conn., for interment. ae —In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 20, Exizaseta - Aoxes Suits, daughter of the late Hugh and Anne Smitb, of county of Leitrim, Ireland, and beloved wife of James Hickey, in the 20th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the fami}; oy aes ot invited to attend the funeral, from her ta residet — street, on Wednesday afternoon, at haif-past two ool Horz.—On Monday, May a Marcaret Hore, aged 83 years, a native of the parish of Mullingar. county West- are respectfully invited to Na gota dpcurerraghoed hee daughter, hth atrest, on Wednes- Doon, at two o' Lonp,—At West Hoboken, N. J., on greg May 20, of consumption, Fraxxux, son of the late Samuel and The relati and fricads of the famil: i relatives are Wednesday afern000, u lan church, corner Hague street and Clinton avenue, West Hoboken. Car- teave Hoboken ferry gs ba Re og oto y Ulla frends’ are a to attend the late Tesidenoe, No. 90 ‘Tillary street, jumday, May 19, Many Macorrry, pe a county Fermenagh, Ireland, in to attend the the funeral, from the residence of her brather, 2 318 West Thirty-third street, bp mene parr ey half-past one o'clock. jcCurcuron.—On Monday, May 7 aoe wife of age. ine tt i ‘ i E i i & 223 avenue B, this (Tuesday). ee ees eet also those of MoCvx.. Willem and Thomas senda morning, May 19, —! on fe: after a long ones R. Aes ; The friends of apectflly athe are rei further notice, from the Chi of oe pauee Borromeo, — Brooklyn, (Tuesday) morning, at nine McLars.—On Saturday, May 18, at 1424 street and a avenue, Mra, Carmanive McLara, in the Slat year age. Funeral service at St. Joseph's church, ee street and Ninth avenue, this (Tuesday) ’ o'clock, Friends of famit respectfully reitedto attend. datewueus May 19, ‘caprt, in the and William B. Nesbit, are invited to attend the bn eron oe Parrersox.—Op Sunday, May 19, after a long and —s itiness, Janes 0. Patrersox, in the 634 year one “faneral will take place on Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock, from his late residence, Eighty-first street, between Third and Fourth avenues. His remains will be taken to ple a Cemetery. Wrent.tetecemy, oy May 1 ‘at ses, on board of the steamer a jow Orleans, Mrs. ae ner Howt, wife of Charlies L. Powell, of J Rown1i,—At White Piains, on Sunday, May 19, Hinast Lh | Clerk of Westchester county, in the 67th y age. The relatives and friends of ihe foray, tho mentees of White Plains Lodge, No. 473, F. aod tr ame sendin opera ate }, are respectfully invi bite Plains villace Methodist Rete ny morning, at on one winowk remains will be ‘Sing Sing, for interment. sage ite Teas fin sixth sireot & jaarter past: ‘SRARED Sunday, May 19, Caantzs SHARKey, of the family, also the mem- ey residence, No. 367 Grand it Le st a His Hospital, on Monday, May 20, > "il itt: oli ig 3 i it i H He sf | 77 a] s i i } : i: 1G ul , Seep PING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NRW TORK—Tiis DAY. 433 76 PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 20, 1867. ‘ Clenred. Steamahip Mamet (3.146 tons), Sinith, Greytown—North American Steamshi ups, Howard ( ii Saulnier, St John, NB—Boyd & Brig Aibatrons (Br), Kraccer, Retterdam—Sloman & dy. Brig La Creole (Duich; Campbell, Curacoa— ‘Aroostook, Bryani fs aa Mler ourhion Brg Persia (Br), Browa, tialifax—H J DeWol Sol adiantic (Br), Lockhart, Hantsport Crandall,” Cm- muekr ‘Enchantress, Blatchford, Savannah—N L McCready ‘Willard, Portiand—A Hawes. Ee pemtterp me ‘Yortsnouth, NH—Saow & ‘ache ar Neltie Bloomfield, Hobbie, Stamford. Schr OC Aiken, Hobbie, Stamford. Sloop Blackstone, Jackson, Providence—G N Stranahan. Arrived. rigs y {Bey Steamship Marivn, Liverpool May J, and Proven ros und 545 passengers, nard. May is, ion 68 Ih, same stostaahlp Ville ‘Steamship Louisa Moore, Wallace, Newbera, 70 hours to Murray, Ferris & Co. mies Rebecca ‘Clyde, Chichester, Norfolk, with Steamship Saratoga, King, Norfolk, &c, with mdse and passengers, toG Heineken & Palmore. Steamship Norfolk, Vance, Washington, DC, 43 hours, with mdse and rs, to J Hand, Stearashlp, Di m herwood, Portland, with mdse and ‘Ship Flinn CoN Dimoline, Deligo tan om via Hamp- with guano, 0 Soo) by ip Caan, N We April“ and Tana’ xgland lon 479, pated ws bat Ry By *Duntiaer oe ban 3, tat large ice! April 29, Thos Sharp, died; Ist {i Bt net, Johansen of Germany, toamnal, ‘fe iat foretopsal! yee ore rd and was drowned. watt ete (Nor}zSoby, Cardiff, 70 days, with.coal, &c, ‘& Wendt! ack Doretie, Schniken, of and from Rremen, “96 da with mdve and 3 passengers. vo Fanch, Meineke de Went: Souriaset hearst wemihee esse of the Metts; store bel: a pea Stover (of aarperell). Stover, Matanzas, 10 days, ae ee ‘&e, to Calvin Adam: Rae | RW Mths (Br), ‘Brammond, Matanzas, 23 days, with sugar, toJ & Ward & Bog tale (of Anaapois), Delap, Malaga, 36 days, with ruit, &c, to Brig Gem rom Campbell. Kings! 20 days, with log. wood, &c, to? T Nevius & So 16 lat 93°43, lon 722 spoke chr Rachel Seaman, f1 ‘w Orleaus for Boston. Brig N Stevens, Sanders, Grand Menan, 10 days, with apara, to Jed Frye & ¢ Brig Humming Bird, Slerens. of and from Windsor, NS, 10 days, with plaster, tom Sehr Ontara (of Machias), Huntley, Cienfuegos, 28 days, with molasses, to JA Simpson & Sous r S Baker (of Gloucester), Pierce, Baracoa, 9 days, with fruit, toF &T Pearsall, May YG, lat "35 45, loa RR k= sehr “Ellen Ris! of Provlocelown, cruising; had 170 bbls oll, and would be home in September. Sehr en (Br), Knowles, Eleuthera, 8 days, with pineap- es, to J Eneas, ea don Gun Rock, » Boye, Apple River, NS, Sdays, with lum- ber, to Holyo! furray. Bene. Queen of ‘Mippers (Br), Davison, Windsor, 10 days, with plastor, odall, Umphray & Behe Souttiorn Cross, (Br), George, Parrsboro, with plas- ter, to Crandall, Umphray & ©: Sehr Maria Jane, ialoney, st Andrews, NB, 9 days, with lumber, to Jed Frye & ( Schr Frank Walter (of: Xew, Haven), Corson, Lavaca, 16 days, with cotton, te, to N 1, MeCready, & Co,’ Sid in com. Bany with schr Jilln’A Ieyd NYork. “May. 18, tat 29 Bioa'79 48 spoke sche ‘Baybteak (ot Stockton), from Care denas for Boston, abr Gbe, Knot, Rabedes, Galveston, 29 days, with cotton, to & Beatile. Schr Anthony Kelley, Thomas, Yorktown, Sehr Chincarora, Lyons, Virginta. Schr Mary Farrow, Congdon. Machias, Schr J Nash, Seavey, Holmes’ Bay. Sehr F J Cummins, nt, Mt Desert. Schr Pacific, Wass, Addison. Schr I'dwin, Frothen, Lubeo, Sehr Allen Lew: Schr $ Mills, Tuttle, Black Schr 8 8 Buckingham, Lewis, Portland. Sch®G Gitlum, Chapnian. Pi Schr J H Depity, Burgess, Portland for Albany, Schr M Johnson, Phinney, Portlaud for Albany. Schr flero, Kelly, Salem. Sehr Sarali, Cobb, Gloncester. Sebr J P Wallace, Allen, (iloucester. Ser B L, Hammond; Lawrence, Gloucester, Schr AT Sipple, Hodges, Gloucester. Schr J Barrett, Nickerson, Hoston ark Wilara Cornish, Boson. Bebe Republic, Drage Bow r Republic, Dri ston. ie Brae Boston. Schr G 8 Watson, Boston. Sear FV Tomer Grayea, Boston for Richmond. sehr Almon miaoae Peace a Albany. aes S'w'ronder 1 Schr JP . Sone J PE ¥anl, iia rag Sota es. ‘Dee! Behe T Sin Ven ne ey ted Sst pes rat PA orb Sete Ten cee Champlin, Providence. che i Bi Bar Providence, Echr ‘Yankee Hoy, rovidence, it Arctic, Hi Bohr Diadem, ace Providence, Sehr J Parker Sr, Kelly, Providence “or Philadelphia, ag, Robinson Providence for El ahatonens’ lgacesag as Barnun Jewett (Br), Irvine, from Greenock for ron and Coal,’ was sretes ee ‘St Charles tons, built ne tk owned in Glasgow” Nu iro rted as ashore at gmap ray ie Guebee ou the pat back to Brurs- 16th inst to tow her to that vetrack 99 ber peschge away in an effortio damage. Smrr Guy Manngning (Br), Jenkins, from Boston for St BV mend ‘was @ fine iron ship, of 1183 Al for 30 years. Barx Bxcounten (probabl Bactaster) Oe o sag from Aberdeen for nasgy is yas Bh in pees 7 juring Cs the two ore at ‘or York, previously reported Rewer pag Ormmita, of Hull, w ashore on Hogshend Reet, Sei- Mitac: sa Kay Weel. which put Toto Norfolk with. crank ton ¥' ‘eat. which put nl with ora Stoten, will proceed: ve.thorrow (Wednesday) on’ her voy. age. Brig © W Rixo, from Boston for Remedios, put into K ‘Went 7th inst, having case of emallpos on beara, and af ‘quarantined. Brig Imex (Rr) arrived at Key West th inst from Swan Island for cert 3 for the laborers on that island, the tee being in a state of destitution. She ‘nailed It return. PP ag nok oy = memes ftom EE Hertz &Co soeeiae the Mount Wax a esterday, for Liver- ore eth 3008" bales, of “plant colton, weighing 1.475.919 Pou ‘valued at “502,100 WB: 202 bales oC ben‘inlnnd cotton, Srrighlte 1358 pou, valued at 47-17; 2 staven, valued ‘otnt we Total value of cargo, $41 aes ene 3 News, May 16, mun ‘The wel tons burthen, was launched from the yard of Messrs Gate, Duren & Co, at Perry, on the 4b ‘The new ship Pekin was a Peet from the shipyard of Messrs Philip Chace & Son, of Warren, 18h inat. Bhe was towed to Providence same day, tog on the marine to be aiied Whaleme: eli from Provincetown 18h ins) aches, Carrie Jones, Cor Atlantic Ocean ; 16ti rie M Remingwon, Remington, Sad'D U Smith, Taylor, Spoken. &e. Bhi pon Se nel a rt, EB, for NYork, May 3, no wah (oy sana at Cowes na ne Gay, rw Haren A 138 a aS a4 oe aera Yor Now eet ae a A ee tow Soreign Ports. HT paneer May 18—Sid mae api sca cg ahi pre tin Kx a \e ie Peat os tale ees ‘eo sa ona id" Gaeelie, Leute Fhorad etek wamteak. a Benwuna, shay oy isete port berk ’ Prince, Prince, isiratnbe hese act Pin raya Mg Rettegion: raed igs ean ‘Rio Janette (and aa Fastnet, City of Melbourne, 2 ear 19—Arr steamship Western Metrepolts, Weir, Neaveetri Abr S14 Zephyr, } Porter, Boston; Tinto (Br), from Saugor March 38, ship Kentuckian, Went ek oe Lng 1-204 bare Rs Butcher (not W H ‘York. brig Maud Potter, aura Sa May. Dacia brige , Curtis, NYork; Wha rnAmICR!, aay (Br), Christie, Pitta ™ i tn May Alga Bim Yen, from from Clenfue- n ri one NB et brig Clyde, Philadelphia Amoricna Porta. ALEXANDREA, May I8-<Apr sohee J Birdenll, (Taendon Work via Noctolk, NJ Brayton, Milligan, Provideace, sid aches & pelerakie, Froach, Providonce, Burolas, Birdsill, Soraev y 18, PM—Cld bark Ju Lottie, Tx Phu ie Ana. Baker, Mel Bearaville, . Warren Ada 8 Wiawall, Redwing, Charles A Jouen, Goodapesd, and Kdas Harw » Baltimore Weh—Arr steamera Roman, Philadeph West, and Asbland, New York. bark Kreml brige Lily. Rotterdam; Mathilde. Marseilies; Glen tale, ¢ fuegos; Kita Maria, Sagua; Java, Matanaas; aches Heroert, Mayaziies ; Maggie McNoit, Remedios; Ocean Poarl, Vharies- BALTIMORE, May 18—Arr brigs Lucy Aan, Rose, Reme- Alon; Geo, Otte ry Giobriat, Frovidengs; scare Kina L- Boston; N & U Gould, Crowell, Wood's Hole; White Foam, Howes, Providence. Cll hark Union (Brena), ean, Bremen: | beige M. Blano (Br), ; Stowers, ‘Savannali; aches go Burlieti, Now London; Wm fl Rowe, Whittemore, favo; A C Lyon, Lyon, New York. Below brig Springbox, from’ Cienfuegos; an’ Italian brig, aupposed Caroni, trom Aah tod), Bewast Cursesn f Show Raia’ Nore a Dus " now. Srmith, Yort HSHAREESTON, Maj I0cAct ship Hombay, Jordan, Bath: schrs Dexter aphn. Harkness, Rockport; Ricasrd Vat NEARTPORE May May 9—Arr solr Lyndon, Shack‘ord, NYork. fata or, Philadelvinia he Rhawing vessels Burk Adelaide. from. were boarded by pilot boat Rio Janeiro; brigs Afred, from Buenos Ayres for Balumore Sulla, from Porto Rico; Ondine, from Rio Janeiro: Prost a om Messina for Baltimore. Ship Crimea, from Cal- ATE RIVER, May te-Arceshe RAT Wilson. Mull, Dela- ware City, Sid schrs Ney, Chase; L W Pierce, Collins, aud Laconia, Verrill, NYork. 18th—Arr schrs Lodowick Bil, Bly, NYork: 19h, Enoch Pratt, Baker, Georgetown, DC; Pavilion. Bennett. Eliza bethport, Sid 19th, achrs Daniel Brown, Grinnell, George. town, DG; Francis Burritt, Dewey, Philadelphia, GALVESTON, May 13—~Are bark Iris (Brem), Schutte, Bremen. Cid 10th, barks B F Fay, Durham, Liverpool; Ze- pliyrine, Papiaton, do. in 18th, sieamship Gen McCutlum, Bartoa, from Tampico, arr Lith, to load. for Niork., 2 Gio May Ars ‘whr Kate, Sterens, NYork, cl Wah, sche sarah, Gob, 8 MOBLLE, Mog 15—Arr ache Chas 8 Bayles, Steele, New ARE KAD, May 16—Arr schr Vashit Sharp, Sharp, Phi NEW ORLEANS, May IM —Acr bat Bordelaise Breis, Bordeaux ; sohre Emma D Fines, Townsend. guec: NB Borden, Hultz, Kustan Island; Louisa ockett, Crockett, Cienfuegos. Below, coming wp ship Guiting from Boston: achr Elina, Johnson, from Tampico, ler, Crawford, Galveston; Asphod sch alph Carleton, mone Pro Bem ed, Heustan Island, Merike-Cid aisarashion ttadiator, Lang.’ Liverpool; the Union, Cooksey, Philadelphia'via Havana: peer ounetio, Eldridge, Providence. Sourmwasr Pass, May 15,7 PM—Arr barks Gullia (Ital), Tauna, Messina: Amanda, Alsen, tio Janciro, Went 19 cea bark Kat NORFC May 1h— Arr aol Thos Win ld brig. Nepty ida, Crowell. St Crois, Slater. Smalley. St ‘ohn, NB. DFORD, May 18—Arr ‘seirs Golden Tagle. Kel- ‘ladetphia; Helen, Perry, New York. id brig Black Podger, (ieorgetown SC} achra M_il Reed, Benson, Wt ‘Bagle, Snow. Wareham for NYork NEWBURYPORT, Meritcarr sehr Julia Soal, NYork, ld sehr Race Worse, Bragg, Fiitadetphta. RT. May 17—~Arr schrs George & Albert, MeDon- ald, and txt reek, Smith, Bangor for Philadeiphia (and both ald AM ath). Isth, 8 AM—Arr and sid schrs Salmon Washburn, Wil- liana ‘and S L Crocker, Presbrey, Taunton for Philad Sid achrs Charles B Vickery, Babbitt Philadelphia; Joseph 8, Holmes, New sid York, sehr W. Hay. Hathaway, do; Transit, Rackett, do; Abralam Lin- cola, Bent! DI brig, Errichetta (Ital), ‘i uh i, St John, N by Newbni louse, Gage. Boston ikem Baskett dod Gibbs, New Bedford; Christopher Loeser, Smith, Lagesviile; A A Andrews, Kelly, Newport. Below bark Pennsvivania, from Gen Cid barks W A Farnsworth, Wiltlams, ‘Rockiand; Dueppell (Pras), Remers Bremen; brig O.€ Clary, Br Mayagues:, Atnerica (Bt), MoKen- zie, Pictou, schts F Tousor, Perry, Bangor ; Bertha Souder, Wooster, Pembroke: Maryland, Geen, Boston; WG Doar 4. W Vanneman, Sharp, J’ & Simmons, Young, ay ‘oraou; E & L Cordery, Babcock; Clara, axter ‘3S Carstairs, tags B Nickerson, Nickerson, and Boany Bost, Kelly, do. Mary D mer, Cranmer, Salem; Fanny. Hopkins, Newport; Reading RR No 7, Car- roll, New Haven; Minnie Kinnie, Chalis, Providence; Adolph Hugel. Bowman. Newburyport; 1. Bubsell. Sunith, Malden, Lewes, Del, May 1 following vesseis from Philadelphia ha Pu, to tae Barks "Fisak, for Mar sexllea: Tuba! Cain, fr Yarmouth, NB; Oak Ridge, for Sora brero: brig Hritish Queen, for Halifax; schr J J Speucer, Cor Cardenas. SROSIDENGE, May 13—Arr schee Young Teatsr, Burger, ‘and James Brophy, Keen, Baltimore; Richard Law, York, Eniladel anithea, Ruckett, and Corbulo, Norton, Eliz: abethport; Milton, Raymond. _XYory,_ Sid stoamers ‘Lady ua, L Ri id Montevideo via St Tho- matt brig Gen Basks, Ketchum,” Philadelphia; schrs RP Rognards Baltimore: Isaac Anderson, Doyle, Eliza. Jamés Henry, ver, NYork; sioops Thos Hull, uy oi oan Seale Campbell, Corman, Bowling ‘hibert Mason "Rose, Savannah; Paty o.* Below ‘ache Ocean Wave, ‘Sa’ Pb b> vor San Salvador, Nick- ‘ork. ae me Wantingtons ti iiver ¢ Mount mnington, Mal Dj a eB). Leet ems Baker, ‘Sorks wh Mollie, Plummer, Fer Well, Torrey, Baltimore a M1 —l ‘brs Cam eer Meas. milzabet hp Peocadia, Poole, ‘and Ge: Gea oath, pence port; Owitany TON, NC, May W—Arr schr John Ferris, 8t John, NYork. Cli solr Armenia, Cole, NYork WESTPORT POINT, May17—Arr sehr EP Church, Git ford, NYork. aA ntl an nl NRA RAI ET mtr FFICIAL DRAWING OF bias GEORGIA STATE Dig wit for the a the Masonic Orphans’ LASS Drawn at Atlanta, Ga.. on Wetnenday May 16, 180. ‘W. W. BO! Managers. ‘No. iS fe Fy erase iu PEECEEE EEE paruagaase = 100] 20168. 8 250| 2168. 8105. 200} 2083. nga. im 100] 3046. 200. Baz 100| sos. a. $409, 100: 20826, 28. 6 “300| 205865 61 cr) 200] 2409. 1506. 9, $609: 3074 90. a0! SRT. 200) 20854 9008. 200} 20896. 9097 190} 31021 2836. re. éoo|zi064. 37 $856. Tmjatim. 4... . Mui. 6. 21191 3458. oul Fry ‘3518. wae. bibosd 9465. 2$0|21:533 0. ‘7. 200/213. 43799... 100 9753. - loo stap mia. hd 303 21008. 388: 10880. ‘00}21678 3o71 10268. 250121733. dies: 10526 109) 4153. 300] 104: 20 Sea on 10358. 100) “7. 1041 250) T2504 2 10431 100] 52640. 4567. ts ia 450 ane 100) se as S018... 500) 100846 S100} zane. Al ON PRIZE: ‘2,072, 21,028, 21 02, Z0s7, 21,008, 31,029, 2 are each en! Re. 11, 4,182, 4.1 4.108, 4157, 4,150, 4,160 are entitled to a 3,583, "$887, 3,598, 9,690, 3,540 are mone 12,516, 12,517, 12,619, of $100. 7 6,087, 5,084, 5,009, 5,040 are 2a 516, 3 21,117, 21,118, 21,119, toa prize of $100. non, bars suparintended the drawing of the jasonic rani that the above ‘his day drawn io lie from the whee! a itness our hands at Atlanta, Ga., this 16th @ay of May, CALNIN FA, LACE, Sworn Commissioners. Commtssione in, ia bait ticket, wae returned capital prize was re: J.P. cnet y SP of 8,00 jacon, Georgia. G. W. D. Cook, Drive of wis i M. Doles, A, be ra ~ C. H. Andrews &Co., 7, entoma Eatontown, Georgian. T. B. Harwell, a Thomasville, Georgia. Dr. & 7 $500 and $250 were also sold in dif a thet rea take mae June 19. ra ; ‘ aul sth to. sreet, S. MATRIMONIAL. — "HANDSOME youre wipow, A STRAN RIN the @ city, fore .frouid like Yo make the taataswey, “Addresd Mrs. Le ¥.. station A, far t soeial pod wa manager, means. high! Ueetare cee eee aunty, dane, mer . ‘artes yee $3, Sood. ot ear, Ving ample mesos, wiahing an earnest, tarthf h , Midrows vo, it abaolite ralige> 1s conideaws, Ulaude © ra tora or Ave days ATRIMON Aly HARA -ADNRMS OR CALL ED tram 3 v9 % BM MILLER, 17 Beaton steve, first dove ous ROOMS, &C.. WANTED. “GENTLEMAN AND WIFE ARE DustzouR OF O taining a suitot three er four Rooms, Curnished as daotod ty houaskaepins, fu 3 rape: tans Address, location and terms, Moderste, 43 Worivall strsoe, Brooklyn POusss WANTED. FORME: WR WAVE Piest ASS APO aD dlecty of neing, Puree vaauin the best todalitioe in tho city, rent from $100 te ” 3a macs KING & ©O. No. 9 Twanty-third street, Fifth Avenue Hotat 11KERK ROOMS WANTED.—TWO YOUNG MEN AND mothar desire three or more unfurnished Rooms ina private honae: nth ward preferred. Address Notary, New York Post offic, for two days. ¥ A PARTY OF ADULTS (AMERICANS) tapeciable neighborhood; pact floor and three sleeping roome given. Address, stating Lerma, NTED—IN A GOOD LOCATION, BETWEEN FOR- Aloth and Sevnuty-Atth streets, oval aide of the eity, by a respectable private family of aduits, with best of refer. tory and basement house, either new or im erate: will pay monthly in ad: . e., Intand, box 1,877 Post office. ANTRD—PART OF A HOUSE, NOT LRSS TH five rooms, rent not to exceed $85. Address, us Wailace, 148%g Rast tee year: re ‘Address, ANTED—AN UNFURNISHED FIRST OR SECOND Floor for houskeeping, hy & small family of adulta; no tenement house; location central, rent moderate. Ad: dregs A. N., station @ ANTED—TWO ROOMS. WELL FURNISHED, BE- tween (Lexington and Sixth aveaues: Terms must moderate, Address Syl. W., care of pier Re ANTED—BY A GENTE EMAN AND WIFE, THRE® ‘or four Rooms, for light housekeeping, in a neighborhood, Address, stating rent, which must be mode- rate, for one week, W.. Herald auice ANTKO—AN UNFURNISHED ROOM AND @&D- room, suitable for housekeeping, between third and Fortinth streets, Second and Gixth avenues, coat $1 or $12, Address G. Weldon, bor 173 Herald office, ANTED—THREE OR POUR UNFURNISHED Rooms, or part of a small house, in a respecte! nelmbnriiood, by a amatl family. Addiess D., box oe, {FANTED—ONE OR TWO ROOMS. UNFURNISIED, ‘with closets aud bath, batween Eighth and Thirtieth streets, west side of city; rent moderate, Address M., 220 West Eleventh street. ANTED— A SMALL STORE, ABITABLE FOR A up town. Address, ore, with Dwelling, ACH, W., station B Post office W3xte D TO LEASE FOR A TERM OF YEARS— Froperty available for a first class hotel. betwoeu ad Twenty seventh streeta and Fourth and dress € (PANTED TO RENT A SINGLE HOUSE IN THR inay,, within an hour of New York city, Address No. 6 Beaver street, New York, full particu o size of house and grounds, price, location, £0, Ww: AND OWELL- ing, ing town ; ter moderate. Address Geran! a od ANTED TO RENT—BY A SMALL AND QUIR® family, a Floor of five or_more rooms in « respectable family. Adiress M. [., box 2,659 Poat ollice. SION TO FORT OL! steamer THOMAS FE, HULSE, Captain G. W eaves toot of Christopher atreet dally at l0 A. M.. 2 and PMc, Sundays tucluded, landing at ‘Thirty-fonrih street 1A. M. and 2 P. M. Sunda OR NORWALK, CONNECTING WITH DANBURE Railroad.—The ‘new and fast steamer NEVERSINE leaves pier $7 Eust river, toot of Market street, every re oon at 24 o'clock. Fare 75 cents, Excursion Tickets $1 2% IDEWHEEL AND SALOON STEAMBOATS, DOUBLE- decked Barges, Crossett's Grove and other Gi such as desired, to let, forexcursions, Office 882 W a street ear Barrow. H. B. CROSSETT. THE LECTU RE PE ASOe.. MPORTANT LEC TURES DAILY—T0 entiRnen only, at the New York Museum of Anatomy, 61! way. Those unable to attend peer rerains Address Secretary York Mostiot Abst os Browdey eee A? PRIVATE. SALE—ALL THE MAONIFIORWE PRIVA L Fl Household pele ee in the dive nee. stone house 44 pase, Ghat sani aad ieee ate Sh Seas aces ae ores vedi CANAL StREET, ‘are offering goods at ‘of 20 per cont on former prices, Ent 8 ‘OUSEKEEPERS WILL BE ga nemo Pre caw pay by weekly. @r ‘mon ‘arior ie, BENDALL& COG, oo corner of Canal and Fi Fie sagan Fura —A KARE orrenntss eee t Furniture of « private houso, great sacri i ase $860, Tull be wolf Tor Q27S, @ bouuliful Parlor Bult, Also Diack “mani, Bed Table, , Centre sera Matircasce, Mirror, Clock, be Laquire 119 West Ei street, near Sitth avenue. ED send nang CAN BUY ELEG. NEW cha second hand Household Furniture, Blocks ‘ber ats great for cash, at saci Gomamiasion Store. 68. Brescker cairo betwgen Bowery Broadway. Furniture bought and Cr hata Stlver ooKs (OUR F a Ware ry ees algo French Clocks; w RANKIELD'S CO. 300. sina avenue, moe, soteor of th street, and 315 Kighth avenue, corner of Twea- ‘tyretathe treet. ‘ATCH) DIAMON! DIAMONDS, WATCH oe ee for $175, coat $276. terns cost Diamond Cluster iting tr cost Cluster Ring Goid Hunting Wescn ors Se junting Watch for Gold Hunting Watch for $1 on Gold Hunting Wateh for ‘Diamond Studs, Golf Vest. Guard Chains, be. for cate J, H. BARRINGER, 212 Broadway, room @. Woe pang aid an FO! Gold and si as 9 hed — 13 ei nt Be Broadway, New York. ny eters hea b _LAW | pow JAMES, General And Baokru; 1Sacet, 7 nid 229 Broadway. Hierratiend J. DAVID (FORMERLY OF THE ENGLISH nd, bankruptcy practioner, oflee Ne. bar] 7 a 1 Park Teeter sebrostway. (TO LAWYERS. —A LAWYER OF 16 rs EXPE ‘mall the courts of thie State, “civil and eriminal,” a in this city myhy Northern and Central parts of the State, Serpeeenecterterie wept ates eerets : ad reasonable terme, Address Vargus, bor Hy 4 REMOVALS. tf ‘DENTIST. HAs REMOVED TO entiath street, fourth house east from Broa: EMOVAL—DOOTOR WILLIAM W. SANGER HAS removed from 787 Broadway to 45 Kast Tenth street, orth aide, five doors west of Broadway. wi rm ty CAVANA'S PAsyrine agp PA. per hy my ty By eatablishment removed to the large store corner of Fulton and - BINAARD 1 TABLES.—ALSO CARPETS, cription, Bedding, de... racaived weakly or tmontniy, at BEI acid corner of Gamal and. Hudson streets. PILLL ww. it. onirvitn, 18 FULTON STREET, savor salen splendid stock of Tables, with hie: rivalled combination cushiona, aud vail ine the diferent cushions, if you wish the canoe = ———_ TABLE ; MUST BE Weoieees cee 1, Table, rope bon. Tisai omee ee ____ NEWSPAPERS. Rew witKRs PIRIY Taw, Ju — TIMES 01 1: Law, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. cl ae vROM 4 TO nea; indusctnents to cath Suge r £000 Agent Now tork Cigar Maoufacturing ‘aren mireet. _ FRENCH “ADVERTION Cara FRMME DF ts = IMENTS. 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