The New York Herald Newspaper, May 22, 1867, Page 9

_ FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. ‘Toxspay, May 21—6 P.M. Business comtinues dull tn Wall street, and the Stock peng affords few or no attractions to the general Railway shares are neglected by all but the peer: sail ie and the long expected rise sceoms as fer off asever. Pricts, however, show great steadiness, considering the Prevailing siagnation; and it is probable that whensver there is a revival of activity there wilt be a recovery from the depression of tho last six months, The monetary conditions affecting the stock markot are favorable to improvement, and tue earnings of the leading railways are, with s few exceptions, larger than they were at this time last year. The supply of money available for use on the Stock Exchange 1s im excess of the demand, and loans are made froely at six per cent om mixed collaterals and five on governments, while first class commercial paper, of which tve supply is very limited, is in request at sev per cent. The Sub-Treasury is purchasing seven-thirty ‘Dotes to offset its recent sales of new five-twenty bonds, ‘and thore ia no probability of the hoard of currency in ‘Its vautte disturbing the course of monetary affairs in the jeast, although about six millions of compound in- toreat notes mature in June and ten millions in July, and interest falls due im each of these months on seven-thirty notes. Tne Treasury will have to provide for the maturity.of a hundred millions of the compound notes during the year, but fifty millions of the amount will be simply éxchanged by the banks for the new three per ‘cont certificates, which will be equally available as a portion of their legal tender reserve. The Treasury is, nevertheless, mot likely to escape embarrassment in moeoting tts current expenditures avd maturing obliga- tions, owing to the dectine in its revenue receipts; but theso will rather contribute to monetary oase than the ‘eoutrary. At the Weat money is in good demand, and a con- siderabio drain from the local cenjres to the interior is looked forward to for the purpose of moving the wool crop. In the regular jobbing trado there is a moderate Dusiness reported, but it is limited to supplying imme- Giate necossities, and merchants are holding very light stocks of goods. It is expected that this dulneas will continue until the probable character of the crops be- comes more certainly ascertained. Meanwhile it is satisfactory to know that they afford every indication of being unusually abundant At the ten o'clock open board railway shares were steady. New York Central sold at 983{ a 1; Erie, 25;; Hudson, 102%; Reading, 103%; Mich gan uthern, 683¢; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 7444; Rov. (sian, 89; Northwestern, 3£5;; do. preferred, 50%; Fort Wayne, 96:{; Western Union Telegraph, 428 a %. At the first regular board there was no material change in prices, and the volume of business was light, New York Getral closed 1 hizher than at thé same time yes- terday, Erie 3%, Reading 34, Michigan Southern ¥, Rock Island %, Northwestern 34, do. preferred 3, Mil- wankee and St, Paul preferred 114, Toledo, Wabash and Western ‘4, Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 4, Pacifle Mail 14. Quicksilver was 34 lower, Boston Water Power 3. Government securities showed increased activity, and coupon five-twenties of 1862 advanced %; issue of 1865, 4%; Seven-thirty notes of the second series, 4. Missouri State sixes were 1 lower; Tennessee sixes, 34. North Cardtina sixes advanced %; Tennessee sixes mow, At the one o'clock open board prices were a fraction lower. New York Central sold at 984; Erie, 62%; Reading, 10374; Michigan Southern, 6775; Cleveland and Piuaburg, 73% ; Rock Island, 88%; Northwestera, 843; do. -proferred, 6014; Western Union Telegraph, AZ a 43. ‘At the Dbalf-past two regnlar board ‘the market was meady im tone but dull. New York Central closed 3; lowor than at the first regular board, Erie 3s, Michigan Bouthera %, Rock Island >, Northwestern +4, Atlantic Mail 5;, Boston Water Power 3. Reading was 1; higher, “North Western preferred 34, Toledo, Wabash and Wostern 4M, Miiwaukee and St. Paul preferred %, Ohio and Mississippi Certificates 3, Canton %{. Government Securities were quiet. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 advanced 54, and the iseue of 1864 was steady. At the half-past three open board prices were a fraction higher in some instances, New York Central sold at 081, ; Erie, 6234; Reading, 104; Michigan Southern, 683; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 73%¢ ; Rock Island, 887; ; North. ‘weatern, 344¢; do, preferred, 595 ; Western Union Tele- graph, 42%; Pacific Mail, 130, During the remainder of ‘the afternoon the market was quiet, and at a quarter to six the following quotations were current:—New York Contra!, 983, a 34; Erie, 625¢ a 8; Reading, 104% a %; Michigan Southern, 683¢ a Neveland and Pittsburg, ™ Rock Island, 88% a 89; Fort Wayne, 96% a % ; Northwestern, 3434 a 54; do, preferred, 505; a %; West- ern Union Telegraph, 42% a 43; Pacific Mail, 131 a 14; Phio ana Mississippi Certificates, 24% a 26. * Government securities were steady at the close of business at the fellowing quotations:—1881 coupon, 111 5g a 44; five-twenty coupon 1962, 1093 a % ; do. 1864, 10555 & % ; do. 1865, 10634 a 5; do, new issue, 108 a 34; ten-forty coupon, 995¢ a $; seven-thirty notes, first series, 106% @ 3; seven-thirty notes, second series, 105% a %- The gold market opened dull at 13744 and declined to 137, but carly in the afternoon it became excited under & report that Frazer, Trenholm & Co., of Charleston and Liverpool, had failed in consequenceof heavy cotton operations, and an advanee to 137% followed. During the rest of the afternoon the market remained steady at 18744 a 137%, and the closing transactions wore at 137%. It is expocted that if the reported failure im question proves to bea fact a large amount of cotton bills on Bngiand drawn by and upon the firm will be returned dishonored, and hence the influence it exerted upon the gold premium. Loans were made without interest and at 1 2% por cent for carrsing. The gross clearings amounted to $36,967,000 and the gold balances to $1,733,000, ‘The foreiga exchange market is very frm and bills eontinue in brisk demand. Bankers’ Lille on England at sixty days were quoted at the close at 109% a 110; at throe daya, 110 a 11034; commercial bills, 10836 a 109% ; francs at sixty days, 5.1234 @ 6.16; at three days, 5.124¢ a 510; bills om Berlin, 723; a 72%; on Bremen, 79%, 480; on Frankfort, 41a 413;; on Amsterdam, 41 a 41%; on Hamburg, 363¢ a 34; on Antworp, 5.194% 8 6.12%. Consele tnd American securities in London were quoted thus to-day. and om previous dates:— May 14. 15. May 21. Onied’ States | five-twonties Bx Tl Rs Ene... 4 sig « 423g Thinois Central, faa 6% Ws The Comptroller of the Currency has addressed a letter to Mr. MoCulloch in explanation of the issue of clean coupon bonds of 1862 that have recently made Wheir appearance in Wail street, whica proves the cor- roctness of the suspicions previously entertained on the subject. The Treasury, it is therein admitied, has issned tho new coupon bonds in exchange for registered bonds, to the extent of $2,872,500, without the authority of aay act of Congress, and the reason assigned for®doing this is that there were coupon bonds on hand in the Treasury which had never been issued, and some of the Bational banks wanted their registered bonds ex- changed for clean coupon bonds, because the Iatter wero worth more than the former in the open market. It ts stated that there are $2,447,100 more of these coupon bonds remaining, but it is to be hoped the Secretary of the Treasury knows his duty sufficiently well to prevent any further issues of this character from being made, He is clearly authorized byfihe act of June 30, 1864, to convert coupon into registered bonds, bat the absence of all authority to reconvert into coupon bonds makes the transactions which have just come to light not only wrong in principle but illegal in fact, They aro also open to criticism the more severely because similar privileges were refused to applicants in general, on the plea of @ want of authority ; and yet it is alleged that at the same timo a broker frequently employed by the government offered to effect the exchange for a con. sideration, ‘Mining shares wore irregular. At the first board Quartz Hill closed Lic, higher than at the same time yesterday, selling at $2 11; Corydon 5c., seiling at $2 65; Consolidated Gregory Goid 10c., selling at $6 06, Smith and Parmelee sold at $460. At the second board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 00c, higher than at the first board, selling at $7 65; Quartz Hull 9e., sell. ing at $2 20; Smith and Parmeles 10c., selling at $4 70, Corydon was 15c, lower, selling at $2 50. At the annnal election of directors of the New York and Harlem Railway Company the undermentioned ‘Were chosen for tho ensuing year:—C. Vanderbilt, Wm, ‘HA. Vanderbilt, H. F. Clark, Augustus Schell, Wm. A. Kissam, Oliver Charlick, Jobn M. Tobin, James H. Banker, A. B, Baylis, W. C. Wetmore, Joha B. Dutcher, Joseph Harkor, Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr, The recoipte Cor customs, tnd the reosipts, pay- NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY. MAY 22 ry in this olty for we been as follows :— ments anf balances at the Sub- the expired portion of the week Recep Reoripis Payments, — Balances, May 20. «$585,000 $2,680,658 $2,531,544 $128,747, 109 May 21.. 452,000 2,207,455 3,172,022 127, 782,542 ‘The total value of exports (exclusive of specie) from the port of New York to foreign perts for the week ending to-day amounts to $3,982,664. The Philadelphis bank statements for the past two under:— weeks compare as Maw 13, -. $15.947,350 $15,984,450 53,474, 53,826,320 406, 71 402.978 17,287,019 16,770,491 38,172, 169 38,230,833 10,627, 10,630, 831 35,160,076 34,640,728 8,322,018 3,259,775 ‘The grading on the Troy and Greenficla Railroad is nearly finished to Bardwell’s Ferry, and the track is laid through Deerfield, two or three miles. The contractors are to complete the road between Shelburne Falls and the Tunnel in July, 1868, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Tuesday, May 21—10:30 A. M. _ . 100 shs U 8 Express. 200 do. _ = US 6s, 5-200, do. 4000 do. 50 Del & H Canal bT 300 AUantic Muil 8S Co 1 100 Baton Wales Powr I 1390 . 180) 98 98 91 ; oR es rth “siean 86 800 Hudson Riv wg ae cal Hidde onto Wiss cor. SS Be 10 an ee do. , eall 24: TWN Venice 88 94 1000 Erie, Ist mige’... 1004. O51 N'Y & 2 1000 Goatien line hds.. a1 SiathtAvenne HIG. 118 2000 Mich Sos f bds,.. 97° 300 Mich So & N In RE Be G2 shs Ocean Bank. 150 Mich Cental KR... 200 Chic & NWest RR” Bag 300 Ch & NWest prefd. 505, 100 Clev & Pitts Pac 14 100 Chie & Rk Tald RR. 89 70Chie. Bur & Qu RR IL RK, 42% 100 Tol, Wab & 00 do iw do. bio 4 100 2 wadeall 49% in prefa,- nig 5 do... 100 | Wes SP prof 53 100 U S Express. (11680 78" 100 585g 0 Os ccecdehese TBM Half-Past Two o’Clock P.M. $1500 US 5-20 cou nis., 1084 100 she N ¥ Cent RR... 100000 US 6.20 cou,'64 .. 105%% 500 rie Railway . 85H US 6m, 0.2068, 10H Bon Teeadng Rl 500 Missouri 6's Wy NCarolinaB stew 47 Moa testJols Sx 10000 Odio 2 A Miss cor 00 1000 Erie tsi 50 shs Fourth Nat Bk. 1g 10 Adams Express . 50 Wells, Fargoky 6 AmoricanExpre: 420 Cum Coal, 300 Atlantic 100 Del & Hud GanaiGo 18 “30 100 Boat aise: Power Bs si5 mt elf S44 do Boer conc jnteit,b10 i Mil A St Paul RR. {to Mit St PLR prof 100 do. a3\g aR i SAN COMMERCIAL REPORT. Torspar, May 21-6 P. M. Corton.—Under the unfavorable cable advices from Liver- ‘poo! the market ruled heavy, and prices declined materially. At the reduction the business consummated was very light, being confiaed to 690 bales. We quote:— . ba? peed — wy oer | ey Ms FS Bie Fy iia ie ra * Fe ‘ling. a a s —A moderate demand has prevatied for inj ‘aitered. Phe wal ate prior ‘not essantially 00 ete at Se. hd BIO oe don for ex rivate terms. Portage Soo en s MGamantine wore in patent 480. ave been moderately active, iced sales of 150 tons soda a6) fi tooo Sheartonste ra er tees powders at 4%c., ede Covrey.—the market tor To was rately active and prices were steady; sales ware made of ais to arrive “Homely” on private terms, We pirme Bojce. m 190; 40. wood, Vie. 0 1846-3 eo are Wage m7: a 16c. tee a ite faary, ibige. Java, manta and nga, 34 agus ans aE PS Mesure W wil f all cases where then it was not business was tate ly unchanged, ¢! ag Outside iuoationn ‘The sales were about $.600 dbla, at the quotations apnered. Southern flour was dnil, and a shade easier. The salee were limited to 200 bbis, Rve flour was Py ptaraie Somment, sat monty. in vale elaine 299 bela. at 50. Corn met more. but at lower pola bbls. bel pdispotet of a 8589 for ety and $6 Supertne Beate ana Westers-. $10 50 0 911 55 11 Sa 1800 Wa 1400 UMs 4 ES tw M » 1s 09 0. 18 00 1625 a 17 00 89 wo 5M % a ae % |. and. peices medium grades, while prime was held comm paraievely Aran. The Png 8,500 bushels, at $2 6244 for No. 2 Chicago; No. 2 Milwaukee ‘was gonerally heid at $¥ 76, but was available at $2 73. Rye was steady ; sales 4000 bushels, at $175 for Western and $190 for Canada. Seay sales sieaty fn val with @ fair demand, cape See pee Canada Went at $1 274 8 $1 28. Gt malt we heard of no ._ The corn, ‘was unsettied and prices wore be. & fe. Inwar, 40,000 Dustiels, at 23 7 ate, 390. ber, ae ‘Britieh brig, 200 Jenin sto Cork and a market; Send to a direct Vow. g: 19 bbls. patroleuimy and "trom Baltimore. na Goon Cuore conlintiod fale” cing iirm at the Gi LOT) i advance noticed in our last. In addition to the gales viously: there were sold 1. to arrive at Boston, at He. gold, in bond, and 90 40., on the spot there, J ourron “Gove Dace remained frm, but quiet. We quote 3%. in wa tw mad market ruled dull, and we heard of no im. ar reas modafetel active res decline noticed i, our last "Shipping commanded 61 86 and rota Jots $1 96 a $3. Flora continued in moderate “Gameed and vi 7 fm to view of the small stock. Sales—60 bales at 6c. 4 Td —< tesa sult ruled quiet, thomgh firm. at 180. gold thout sales of wo report. wit moment r kinds were dull and nominal in value. ‘Leanne. ‘to more liberal receipts and the conse. iveulovk ‘sble has ‘aled Neary and « feeling #91 per ib hax been conceded. For oak & ruled frm, Tae moles of boxes at 120. a 180, for short 2 short. Fibbod ie gaa land market . Lat M.—Crnde contin Dut Grm at nia ble for regular sravity jhe heard of were, 7 bbis. low gravity at 1140. ely active at about proviou i$ oe were made (o the extent of 3,500 bbls standard white at Bo., at which the market closed steady. We heard of no other important ales, Rion was unchanged, being steady and firm at our last , ‘Svcar. pa continued a Spat demand for raw, and the | market ruled ra. mines consummated was but firm. Jobers’ Ashu boing quoted oan at $3 25, ground at eng! OR are farshalls at and a gu ‘Turks Inland at 600. fe. m. heard'af ne sales. Cae ‘STRARINE Was aha soctee a in value: t! mannd was moderate, Salne 50,000 Ibs. at Iie. & 12%¢.; groane, part Spices continned et bat the market remained firm, We heard of no fmpoi Straits, un inder & vite a oman. ruled firmer, sal a BY. steady, with sales of 420 bbie, |The market continued Sales 400 Me. a ‘ bbis. in bond at S50, for Western and S8c, for State, Woor,—Still the market continues. dull. It is almost uni- versally conceded that no Immediate tmprovement tn trate ean be looked for until there isa marked reaction in the market. Although the stock of all desorip- light it is more than adequate to the de- revs not manifesting any inclination ir purchases beyond tholr immediate Many of the mills ‘and not a few have beon stoppe moderately active and 150,000 Tha at yoderainy active , Reve! Wuisexr.— necessities, fog short time, consequent mainly upon the staguation tn trade In woolenm, Prices for all grades continue to favor the buyers, though vory fine lots would command full rates. ‘The sale ight, being confined to about 70.000 Ibs. State and W fleaces at 450. a 6c., includiug Pennsyivania wt 5ie, washed Kentucky ai 45c,. and unwashed Onlo at 84.0% Ihe, Texas at 29, $9,000 ths, super and of moment of foreign >, -y Chiefly at 20, 0 88! nd tre pulled at 0c. a bike. No sales re renorted. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Prruaueceria, sng 81, 1667. Stooks aull. Pennaylvania State 5's, Morris’ Canal, 65: Philadelphia and Erte Railroad, 27% : Tandon Ratlroad. 57%; Pennavivanis Railron Slaht oxchance on New York at par Flour lull ‘and declining, Pennayivn extra, ‘S15; Westorn exten, $17 fo. Wheat—Prime: xearee Pensylvania red y yellow S122. Oats ing; sales 3,000 bushels at Be. “Whiskey—No sales. Barrrwone, May 21, 1867. Colfee—No sates: stock of Rio 12,000 bags’ Cotton quiet but steady at 27. for middling uplands, “Flour dull: prices favor buyers; stock scat searee aud heavy; de- jaand slight: choice Maryland wie, 89 sbigand prime Marre land red, $3.35, Cora—White dull, and declined, 2c. afte; atom nt $1e1¢n $1 IT: qellow stondy at $1 23 0 firmer: sales at Ste. S20, Sty a: 1030. n 105; for fair to gond refining quiet Mons pork, $2375; buik whould acon unchanged: tard quiet bat firm and scarce Tor prime Weelert: teat, nnd, 180 for city, in tices, Wh key dull and nominal at 0c, for bonded. Burraio. May Zi, iso7. Flour dutt and unchanged; sates 300 bbls. Western bakers’ Wi dull, ra holding off, quotations nomi- Dally ‘unchanged. Corncunsettiods raion bushels within range of $19 $1 08, 7,000 Imshela No. 2 new Western at $1 02. 5,000 bushels Ohio ai Oats quiet; sales 25.000 1 05, bushels No, 2 Western at 79c, 4,000 ‘bushels Ohi at We. Barley dull and nominal, Rye quiet, held at $1 75 for Western. Mess Pork steady nt 888, ard dull at 1860, a 130. High wines nominal at $4 $3, “Receipts—Cor bashels, Oats 42,00) bushels, flour 1,400 bi Seer none. Flour dull. but sneees r, 3 i tar wi at fr ror and Be ies ai 88. Com Gorn’ oo quiet, Fy hold at hye, hl iia * ody he sacks, ‘Millteed 4 AMIpstuits. at $40, and” middlings at $42 sus per nie 100. : ‘ork, “ freiziita=Floury to Boston, Soe. ; v0 ‘York, by rail and river, $50. corn, 77,000 bushels oats, No shipments by Canal. Cnrcac, May 2 1867. Flour very dull and Lng gE Atos Ly tt ine of Sowing’ jutet’at $2 05 a $208 for, the latter, Core oh tet a A oF, r. genteel HOI fo Xo. cloning: quiet tHe, "aval for for No, t, and Tens active at ets, 8 720. for Ne. if Ie. $1 52'a $1 38 {oNo. ie #7 for } No. 2 Seer Une peeaee owen tiie AE, antes ® madtam m to choles wr ‘ades. Sheep firm sith Re- Tin da pe Boke Ky (500 bushels ‘whea Se.000 10, corn; ayer Some 000 bble, flour; 000 bua do, corn; 7,500 PPA ain May n, 1867. a retail le at nominal a brands, $13.50 a $15; ‘but little in the market; 4 o butt etal id duns 1 setting feta Torano, May 3. 1967. Flour quiet. Wheat nominally lower. Corn jo. 1 hha» declined 60, ; No, 2 declined 3c. Oats BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. ° Appropriations fer Benevolent Institutions. The Board of Supervisors met yesterday, Supervisor Smith presiding. A communication was received from the Corporation Counsel in answer to a resolution asking his opinion whether any city or county officer has power to review or set aside the action of the Board of Supervisors remit- ting taxes for good cause after sucly action has been approved J Bod Mayor, The Couns! stated that he has been usable to find that such elif veg! city or Tees officer, and he is of opinion that there Bo such power. print ‘The Committee on Annual Taxes reported an ordinance making the following additional appropriations for the support of the county government :— ories and drill rooms... to pay $500 to each of seventeen Flori foe secrohtar Cor lost nateralteation papers, afer which the Board adjourned til! Tuesday next, NAVAL IWTELLIGENCE, — The United States Steamer Oneida. Tne United States steamer Oneida is nearly ready to sail for her destination, tho East Indies. She dropped down off the Battery yesterday afternoon, and on Thurs- day next will take in her powder and loaded shells, after which Admiral Bel] will order the usual thorough inspection of tho vessel, to see that she ts properly equipped, Captain Creighton will then receive his sail- ing orders and proceed to the Compass station, at Sandy Hook. After the careful adjustment of bis compasses, he will sail on his voyage to Rio Janeiro, via, it is sup- es the West Indies or the Cape de Verde Islands. seed nak ton eens tb ‘as his propeller is to be un- Mee ct of under sail sions, unless it be ates absolutely In connection with the fact that that tl hip woulda 0 fom for Wem and es ehort there proceed to Meniiin 0m —— Miscellaneous. The United States sioop-of-war Wachusett is reported ae having left the East Indies for the United States, Captain Shufelt in command. Officers of the Asiatic squadrom were looking for the arrival of the United States sloop-of.war Iroquois, aud also the fi which ts to relieve the Hartford. to this ime the United States Cy Rd ed oe) charge of the relieving Rear THE PUBLIC HEALTH. ‘The following is Dr. Harnis' weekly letter on the mor- tality im this city and Brooklyn for the woek ending Saturday, the 18th inst, -— Merrorourax Boarp oF bg } Borgav ov Viras, srarmnios, May 21, 186! In the-week that ended last Saturday there were ‘yas deaths in New York, including 61 in public institutions— 55 of the latter number being inmates of county and State asylums On the islands. There were 136 deaths in fn Brookly dneinding | 18 in county imstitutions, &c. asylums in'both cities — In ii ear ‘were £66 deaths in q Sagetent weak af May this jifference was 33 decrease in favor: ‘ot tho it year. The zymotic deaths and the mortality: in the tree year of infancy were numerically the same in those weeks The ratio which zymotic causes bore to the last week was 23.38 per cent - ili were 116 deaths in children under 1 year 80 13 per cent of the total mortality in "New “ver, snd denen infant deaths ig Brooklyn; or 28.68 per cent Ce cane. ther killed 30 children in ie toget! wee fork —_ 13 in Brooklyn. Erysipelas and childbed fever destroved 8 lives in New York, but none in Brooklyn, Diarrhoeal disorders took 11 in the former and 3 in the latter-city; but there was no semblance of cholera in these cases. The mean temperature was 59 degrecs Fahrenheit; the average humidity 55, and the weather fos uniform and healthful; but even the salubrity of the season failed to arrest’ the usual death-rate in charnel houses of the laboring classes. One inhabitan’ out of every 989 died during the week im ward: one in every 1,821 in the Seventh; one in every 1,800 in the Eighth; while in the. Fifteenth ward only one in every 5,315 of the population died. The manifold causes that produce such throsfold and even fivefold difference in the chances of life in adjoining regions of ~ city furnish the lesson and tho incentives of sanitary form. No diseases of an epidemic type are prevailing, except measles and scariatina, The three deaths from so called inal meningitis, or “spotted fever,’’ re- ported during past five days, were sporadic; and as re- gards the last of these casos, of which reporis rouched the daily press, we are warranted in stating that the local causes—viz: a decaying cargo of potatoes, on which that man haa slept for weeks, and the filth of the region where his potatoe barge lay, at foot of East Thirty-fifth strpet—were sufficient to produce the malignant typhus poison of which that young man died. ‘The occasional ocenrrence of such deaths as these may profitably awaken inquiry regarding their local causes; for they seem tobe important and preventable, us the last of those cases forcibly illustrates The most important sanitary conference that ever con- vened closed its meeting in the city of Weimar, afer uniting upon recommendations aud methods for pre- vention and cure of cholera, that conclusively reaffirm the principles that guided us in New York and Brooklyn last year. The wholg lesgon is summed up in these words:—I. Thorough drainage, 2 Constant and perfect cleansing. 3. Pure wator for drinking. 4, Spocific, abundant and immediate disinfection, to destroy the in: fective property of all excromontal matter from the sick and from persons who bave arrived from iiected places, The full report of the Woimar conferoace will: itamedi- ately be presented to the Board of Health. E. HARRIS, 5 ‘Tho Novada Transcript announces the marriage of Ah Sam to Ah How, at You Bet, on the 4th alt. a "MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Crirrenpex——Wintrr.—On Saturday, May 18, by the Rev. Mr, Hitchcock, at Christ Church, Piermont, CHARLES C, Gurrrexpen to Viraria G. Wixrer, both of Madison, Wis. No cards. Davinsox—Fartey.—On Monday, May 20, by the Rev. Robert B: Tillotson, Jouy S$. Davinsox to Mary A. Feruer, all of New York. No cards. Feray—Rarver.—On Thursday, May 16, at the resi- dence of the bride’s parents, by the Rey. E. Drisdale, of Cairo, Epwix N. Ferry. of Brooklyn, E. D., to Cnnistixa, ae of bed Raeder, Esq, of Cairo, Greene county, jo cards, Lecocq—Lesproussart.—On Pharsday, May 16, by the | Rev. A. Verren, Exxest J, Lxcocg to’ Miss Many A. USRART, Albany and Benhener pa pers vier, copy. Mxacnen—Prix.—On Monday. Cale at the resi- IKACTAN, O1 ie, N. J, “ANNIE, YORD; daughter of Mr. Emanuel Pyle, of south Bergen, Sa Swan—Brapy.—In Williamsburg, on Tuesday morn- tng, May 21, at Si Mark's church, by Rev. Dr. Haskins, Hever ©, Swarr to Marti S., Gatighter of Alexander Brady, Esq. gy ceaepene Port Hudson, La., on Taes- we 30, by the Rev. J. H. Merrill, Nonwan 1. I ne of New York city, youngest son of the late Geo, D, Underhill, formerly of New York city, to Maur E. Foreman, ft Port apn ene Albany and Troy papers copy. Wintxey—Suiraax.—In Brooklyn, on Monday, May 20, by the Rev: Henry Ward Beecher, Dr, Evwau J. Wurrsry to Miss Mary ©, Sinemay. Contradlotion. TO THE KDITOR OF THY HERALD. With due respect to the nee yor of the person who inserted the mat Ladlam to Mrs. B. Waring, published in Senne ‘Tamara, T must em. phatically contradict the saine, At the present moment the subscriber is iu a magatficont state of « ness.” IKE LUDLA Mar 21, 1867, Diea. Avers,—At Astoria, L. L, on ee May 21, Mrs, Hanan V. Arans, in tho Gist year of Or AZO. rom morning, at ten o'clock. Camden and Troy ae een: please pony. Cuaunratiy.—On Sanday, May 19, Eusan Caansnuix, ged $1 years, 7 months and 12 days. Faneral at bis late residence at Rahway Neck, N. J., ‘this (Wednesday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock. The relatives and friends are invited to attend without further notice pep will be in | mg on the arrival of the ten o'clock A. M, train Yerk. The remains will be taken to New York Bay Cometer y. Crarexnos.—At Whiteball, N. Y., on Saturday night, May 18, Rua, E. Hanser, wehite of Charles AA, Clarendon, teat of the late Abraham Halsay, of Hrooklyn. 1 will take place from the residence of Jas. 268 Carlton avenue, to-day (Wednesday), at twelve o'clock noon. Coox.—At her residence, in Syracuse, N. Y., on Mon- 20, Aww, the beloved wifo of Joba D. Cook, nghter of tho late Andrew O’Rorke, of Maynooth, ildare, Ireland. relatives and friends are are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her brother. in-law, Mr. C. W. Beore, 149 Eldridge stroot, this (Wed- neaday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Covext.—In Brooklyn, E, D., on Monday, May 20, Cuaxre V., only daughter of Gabriel S. and Josephine Covert, aged 1 year, 1 month and 29 days. The friends and relatives of the fut are requested to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, S13 Smith street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Deax.—On Monday, May 20, at her late residence, Ne 188 Grand street, Jersey City, after along and painfal illesa, borne ih Chrivtian ortitnde, Mrs. Many Drax, wife of Joon Dean. and daughter of the late Jadge Mead, of Pompton, N. J., aged 63 years and 5 months. The friends and retatives of shea a are invited to attend the-funeral services, at her late residence, on Thursday afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘ee, farther notice. The remains wit! be taken to Greenwood. Evwett:—On Monday, May 20, Wittiam Evwant, in the 67th year of his fo The relatives and friends of tle family are invited to attend the funeral, Church of 8. Jobn Uist, corner of io rlaesen avenue and East Thirty-ffth street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at one o'clock. For.—On Tuesday, May 21, after a and severe ‘lines, Mancarer Brizavera’ Fox. in the 20th year of dav or a late Michael and Elizabeth Fox, of Williamsburg, L. 1. The friends of ae aomer f and those of her nncles, re respectfaily invited to attend residence of her uncie, Eaward @ B, on Thursday afternoon, at two county The the funeral, from Hare, Jr., 113 av o'clock. Fromer.—On Monday, May 20, Prax B. Preven. The relatives and friends are ig) to attend the funeral from 237 Bowery, thie (W: ') afternoon, at two o'clock. Goopwry, —On "Monday, May 20, Axx Goonwry, in the 45th year of her age. ‘The riatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, her late resi- dence, 42 Henry street, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at Milaremuonen—At, Freehold, NJ Monday, May Hanrranonsa, yy ., OO 20, Kate A., wife of R, Morris’ Hartshorn f ‘Tho relatives and friends are ere. reopecttally po to ationd the from the Reformed Dutch church, on Thursday morning, at eleven o'clock. Hew.—On Monday, 20, Carmanixe Hnix, the be- loved wite ot Prederick “ia the 44th year of her “sho friends and relatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late Genndense 454 West Thirty-ffth street, at twelve o'clock, this (Wednesday). Ban Francisco ’ Howtoway,—On so my Manxoaner, relict of William Holloway, yours, Her relatives and ‘and those of her children, John, Michaol, James, Aon and are ae 4 fully invited to attend the funeral, from lence, Woodstock. Morrisania, oa Thursday morning. at ten o'clock; thence to St. Auguatine’s church, Mor: risania, where a solemn requiem mass ‘mass will be offered for the repose of her sou! —On Monday, 20, Maacat Horr, 83 me oS Mallinger, prs hg eath, The friends of the family are reepecttulty invited to attend the fui the residence of is rake evga oem Wee nesday| Kiersten —On Mae Rowano Kinnerea, son of H, T. Toe ilutees and (onto ere faaeral, trom Monticello y eee of Brinok Bergen, on Thursday, at terete Lawm—On Yuesday morning, May 2) daughter of Asa and retain a widow a Mane Manpnw, aged 1 yonr 4! 2 months and 18 ea ‘Tho retatives and frienda of the family are rer goot- fully invited to attond the famoral, from hor I*'z rost- denco, 326 Rast -nintin sireot, Uhib (We gnoaday) aflornoon, nt two o'clock, Morn, —In Bollevie Hy pital, on Mondag fyternoon, 1867-—TRIPLE SHEET, May 20, at half-past three ofstos', from the offects of a fall received last Friday, Joswes A. Moons, aged 3% years. The friends of the family and those of his brother Frank are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, No. 184 Elizabeth street, this (Wednesday) ‘afternoon, at two o'clock, Moran. —Suddenly, of disease of the heart, Micu ant. Morrax, @ native of the county of Clare, Ireland, aged 67 years. His relatives and those of his friends are most respoc = invited to attend the funeral, this WWednecday) afternoon, at balf-past two o'clock, from his late reai- , 5T Main street, Brooktyn ; thence to the Cometery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush. Rusty, —In this city, on Monday, May 20, Jawes Rircy, a ped of Balanamack, county Lougford, Ireland, aged ears, The friends of the family are res ‘ully invited to attend the funeral, which will Bact from his late residence, No. 207 Spring ont, this (Wednesday) after- noon, at Balf-pant one o'loc ‘cloc! Rows, —: ite Fins, on Sunday, May 19, Hiram & aerate Ol Clerk of Westohester county, in the 67th The Tolairess. and frienis of the ands, the members of White pains Toten, = 473, F. and ay ant Ga Masonic fraternity generally, are rospectfully invited to attend the funeral, at the Whito Plains villace Methodist Episcopal church, this (Wednesday) morning, at ten Toles, webenk further notice. 1 remains will be Dale Cemetery, Sing Sing, for interment, The The firlen, Railroad train loaves Twenty-sixth street at quarter past eight A. M. Sanpxwax.—Suddenly, in Brooklyn, on Tuesday, May - Tous G, Sanpeman, of of Scotland, im the 46th year of 8 age Due notice will be pdb nies of the funeral. English and Scotch pape pleats copy. Skanue.—At Manohester, N. H., on Monday evening, May 20, Grorae A, SHARLE, im the 434 year of his age. Boston and New Been geners pop ond copy TAYLoR.—At West) 21, fuer of Orrin. and Susan Taylor? pha, aged 23 The relatives and friends of the family are mvited to || attend the funeral, from Christ church, on Thursday af- ternoon, at three o'clock. Townsexn,—At Clifton, & ZL, on Sunday, May 19, Wx, B, Townskyn, in the 78th year ‘of his age. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday afternoon, at four o'clock, from St. John’s church, Clifton, es will be ip attendance on t rrival of the three o’clock boat from New York, at Vanderbilt landing, ‘Uray —At San Franeisco, California, on Wednesday, April 17, Jouw B. Ura, formerly of this city, iu the 40th year of his age. Westchester county papers please copy. Watrens,—-After a short itiness, on Tuesday, May 21 Rosana, the belovéd wife of Win. Walters, aged 52 yours, ‘The relati¢es and friénds of tho family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, on Thursday after- noon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, Dekalb, gear Classon avenue, Brookly Watkrev:—On Tuesday, May aged 54 vears. Notic funeral in to-morrow’s papers. SHIPPING NEWS. MANAG 21, Witte Waceiey, YOR NwW YORE—TiNIS DAY. + 4ST) s00N Rises TAT! mam ware PORT OF NEW YORK, MAY 21, 1987. Clonred. Steamship Palmyra (Rr), Watson. Livernool—FE Cunard. nship Arizoua, Mauly, Aspiuwall—Paciflc Mail Steam, AON ress... SUNSETS. -..eve 10 20 cimorn 10 47 ani Ci Steamship Virginia, Deaken, Vara Cruz—C A Whitney & umship Neptune. Baker, Boston—W P Clyde, Ship Louisa (Br), Glover, Quebec—E Cunard. Ship Andrews (rem), Stoldt, St John, NB—Ruger Bros, Bark John GriMin, Downey. Matanzas—J FE Ward & Co. Brig John Armstrong (Br), Lent, Antigua—Jones & Lough. 4 Ris Belle (Hie), Shaptor, Kinestou, Ja—De Vertu, Mural Scie Chationge, Allow, Baracoa, Sehr E scape (Br), Barker, Woitvitte, NS—H J DeWolf & cht Clara Jenkins (Br), Rice, St John, NB—P I Nevius & Schr W B Mann. Stanford, Galveston—Tnmy Schr Princess, Lovell, Bostoa—S W Lewis Schr America, Reynolds. Bristol GN Strauahen. Sehr Dart. Johnson, Stam: Steamer W Woodward, Cundit, Batti Steamer WC Pierrepont, Suropahire, Philadelphia, Arrived. Steamshin San Salvador, Nickerson, Savannah, May 18, with mdse and passengers, to Garrison & Allon. ‘20th inst, 6 AM olf Hatteras, caw steamers San. Jacinto, Saragossa, and Wyoming, all Bonnd 8 Sicainship i:mily B Souder. Lockwood. Charleston. 60 er Boaitie, mdse and Livingston, Fox & Co, Manhattan. Woodhutil, Charleston, May 18, with mise and passengora, to HR Morgan 19th inat, 90 miles BW Cape ir Seuntie nan arma S; same time, spoke Br sche Jane Wheaton. from _ lat 719, ton 74 42, passed a bark show ‘Mortimer! Ship America (Bri. 50 days, i mdse and 85 passengers, to Sami Thompson! ephew. Had strong westerly winds the entire Ship Palmerston (Ham), Rolin. after, 37 da, afd bia ix clit mise and 666 passengers, io RM Sloman & Fdve. dren died on the passage and four were bor Bark Kate Agnes (Br), Mahoney, mdse, to order. 4th inst, lat 43 48, lon 47 19, spoke Lee, with lous of aetiae mast and ail her head ya ‘ards; required no assistance. Ba of joston), Gary, Sugua, 11 days, ape 6 C&BS Pe Ada Carer (or Portiand), Kenney, (Sagua, 12 days, + ke, to Miller & Houghto Mark Avoon (Tey Werth Guantanamo, 2 days, with sugar to Punch, Melncke & Wendt os uae with tar. Wan it v8, wi my to Waydell & Co, 4th inst, off cai island, spoke ship Shakspeare (Norw), from Haytt for Bark Ai ‘haere Hosta, 4a ballast, to malie (Prus). Win Somes. Wal Brig fatdec (Br), W meta Harbor, Ja. 25 days, wit! log- De Cardova & Co. With mst. lat ing bark Wave, of New Bedford, wi _ ‘oma e Behr L Cuatier, Sehr Gatvarine, 0 ‘Oageod, Binehilt. Schr G Temple, Georges Bauks. Sehr Plymouth Rook, or. Roaton Vandervoort Boston for Philadelphia. Gloucester. alKia, Ir. Schr Luoy Church, Crowell, Ship Emily Flinn, sreived yosterday from Callao, in con- signed to It © Ferguson | Nailed. Stoamsnip Arizon 4 Fran GAM, stoaniship Great Repubtie, Doane, to Janeiro, Wind at sunset NE, Marine Disasters. Sur Gow, arent (ot agen hy fron pues 183 tom font, in bi ~G owe i 16h went aah on AW ond of Martin ported). wen si i tery Mick at the tine saw o7 heard hothing wntuvshe wirucky Tried to get her eff soon ater se trnck, but afte partially’ eitcconstul etees sé a tat ra old, foun, xa aba 8 XM of the as Ts (as before ina very of her sails, chains, an- and are safeon shore, he Spars, whieh are 2 of ‘possibly be fared, should. tus. weather, vontinto favorable, Her com, Passes. {tis said, were much out of the way, th ease Of the disaster. Soun Ewusixe Harane, with her cargo on board, was taken off the Gridiron at Hell Gate ie Yorterday morning, by wren. master Brown, with of the wreckiug pump of the propalier John Futter.” DwARDS, of t, NJ, which mibnocket Point, nest Ony tiead, was towed to New “Bedford, by steamer am pum hace = board Priday, and in 1 hour and 3) ‘minutes her out; ‘after which over 100 tons coal and the saurd which bed rani her wore throG rd. She ‘over 200 a, and wat Ie tna Capt Ben) Bal et v off So 8 con. ta reoeteo $0 per cont of velut of vessel and oargo naved, me Ly New York, arrived at Eastport May nag’ daring: the aie 9 night gor adh the. crew we! and went near Ratey's Sho sutered May S—Twenty.five casks of petroleum, Tusa were pe wee ie Apel at Lock Moaere \g on a Wes Ticcareestren dean Miscoliancous. Composrrion rom Stirs, &o--Lt ia stated that the naval mithorities at Washington are negotiating with the agent of Messrs Peacock & Buchan, to preserve our feet of iron olad Monitors by the application of thoir well tried composition, which is now exctusively uses by all the principal steamship lines in Groat Britain and by the Messagaries Imperial and Compagnie Generale Tran natiantique Companies of France, ‘a8 well as by the British, f/panish, Prussian, Russian, Turk. ish and Uhilian governments for their ships of war and Aeansports, Vessels whirh have had this paint or compo- sition applied here ma, voyage from England to India, Chine and Australia rnd back wilbout-the necessity of dock - narter om the bighest of the oning all around tt. 4s painted red; the super. ie fg.n Proanol tone of the fourth 4 vessel. AN Aen, water gradvall tron work of ordar, and ha rm in cloar eather agilstance of ten ean > "fs fo apa W'B SHUURIOK, Ghairman. ‘Washington, DO. May 18, 1807. No'les ran at Lome at een pinned uannte yy Fe] | open pinta une tolowigx pou digs: | “spinal da York Veday sB}G6, ¥ ation, y Nabdote “KR. 4 mi York iba buay by plaood og 9 = —_—— , fathoms at ow ator. one cath vag oie ro which ts ats Saar, Sto ow 1 Laghth Suny Luspeotor, tet dist. ad until it ia eomploted, whieh will bo im 4 ta came eidhaialianiae HB, Lighthouse tuspe Boston, May 20, bt Cid at Now Bedford 20th inat, ship Dame! Wobater, vin, North Paste Ocoau: bark Andfows, Packard, Wadsse'g Kay. Ke Honolulu %d ult, back Wm Gifford, Fisher, NS, of! net rey hip Janus, Smith, of NB, was at Honolulu April 3. wie 14 wh Oil aud 1500 Lbs’ bj ‘npbk bone on board; would re- eruit for the North next Ship Jirel. ye Green, of NB, was optlonciete 4 ene* Ls having taken 476 bbie wh olf Inst Geraian; Somme de, having tak a Ia) bola ip of singe te dear sash rans vi eu ince asnachisnil Wilcox oe NB, was et i te i bie il aah raiog: bound North. NB, wus at Honoluis Marck 3, having taken 70 bbls ap olk last cruise; would sell same for the Arctic Ooran. ‘hip Reindeer, Raynor, of NB, was at Honolatu sort 6 having taken 220 bbls wh oll last cruise: bound Nor Slip Congress, from toaretio.” lantern of Minot’s Lodge Lighthouse is wader repaing be A tat. Spoken, &c. Sup Grahame Polley, from NYork for Bremen, May 6 fas 41 22. ton Bark Pembroke, Potter, from London (Plymouth Marote 31) for Philadelphia, no date. lat 45, lon Brig Nellie, Kaylor, hence for St Croix and St Thomas, May 16, lab 49, lon 6 Charlotte Buck, trom New Haron for Porto Rios, May 6, nolat, de. a hia to say, not from Philadelphia for Barbados, Sohr ‘Thos’ Albert Treat, from NYork,for Nassau, May 13, int 35, Eogctan Pee loa 7: Asriova, | April 15 ‘Thompson, Oodae Kes Bin Vic, brig Plorence, Kekerman, NY¥ork (and al@ 7 Nevia 47, April Lata port abipe Simla, Porter, for Livee- ool, lags Wuremburg, Chase, do, Baracoa, May Il rs W Hf Thorndye, Tiuisite, and Julia (Br; aud others before reported yaw Bay, Cis, Slay 4—Cid brig WM Nash, MoBride, New ‘Dat M 9-Ace Abby Ryerson, Dennis, London (and sld-for N rvrnon (Spain), April 35-10 port ssh Ward J Parks, Be- Inport sol art, Wo sail 26th for Cape Vord Islands, Gcacr Bay, May 2—Arr bark Oder, Cameron. NYork (and eli 10th on return). i, brig W/W Lord, obin, NYork. Ni ruil: Bessie Cromby, © Lennon, Halvira Hi for Sanmaica), 3blh, brig Fred Clask cit ld May'9for torto Rico to load for N¥ ork); duras (Br), Hexford, Montevideo); ich, Pembroke » Skaling, vres (and ald May 3 “or St Dor beige Alta 4, Demarara (and sid May 1 28th bein Rv eee Jarlota (Br), Wilking. B row, Barbados fund sld 4th fo :'3dy bark Gleawood (Br), Moulton, h for Ponee to load for NYork). 122, abip Chas J Baker (Br), Cook, & port in Nowe "nob Mity Lotsa, Washington, NC fae Wauderer Hopkins, CBr), Condy, and Joan" Litigew "(Br ‘andorer for N¥ork: Petes Mare From Shislds for Philadelphia, tt (Br) oaking: and others as before guinea Gury, April Ld—are brig Edwin Rowe, Moarm, fork); Sago, May eta p rs Powhatian, Rosina, and J IE Pierson; rentias Hobbs, Ei Kimball, ¥ Brightman, Lena Thurlow, Andy, Keystone; achrs J C&L © Sams. Sr Steruua, NB, May W—Are brig Helen, Bounett, Baltt- more. Sr Joux, NB, May —Arr brig Cambridge, Aimith, Mbila- deipitts. Old 17th, sche BP Adains, NYorks American Forts. York: ie, C8. tation, Kelsey, New Loniion x Boston; Lenry Finch, Jersey Olly. ton, Milligan, Providence: J 3 don, Hom even Nellie H benedict, ills, New. Bedtord. BOSTON. islay idvare bark Witch, Loud, Monsina, bei Matuiide (Prusi, Schonrogg, ‘Marveiliesy, soles Jouhiun Bragdon, Newcom>, Goorgetowu, DC; TY ration, Palber. Baltorey ‘Damet Morahan, 5 Ayre i Sy E 4 Heraty, Meredith, Marg ar ork Ola Haken, Sear, Fist adeiphin ‘ohn (ieitia, Go gut, aniy Cow parrow, Malmore: ‘Annandale, ‘Bus ery Surinaio via Cayenne: Tempo (ital), Gatero, St Am drews, NB: sclirs Alma (Br), Allen, Port ad Primes; W liers, Swain, Phil ladeiph:a, a bape eine: barks Nestor, Seat oaate cd ae, NBAUETHOIEL, Me 5 Br), Ake ar aoa Be shan italy © rs and 13 Wan Cao, rue We = eho died at sale i pas ies Palermo; schrs Pawnee, NYork: ita wii Old brig Snow, Boston; Liver bat one Hatlowier, mer got: bark, Claca. 3, May 16—Aarr hr Boston, Rowen: 1 Aidonrted, Orawford, and Nellie Potter Philadelphia, BEAN GREENWICH. May 19—~Aer ache Anne ook Pa in ‘ FORTRESS MC MONRO, May 2i—Arr abip Thompson, Cal. a0 foe NOLMES HOLE, May 17, PM—Arr schrs Orie Ht Reming. toa, Remington, Brovinestowa tor Alantic Ocean, whaling: Tut, Oras! 8, for Philadelphia; Hero, Salem for NY. Yorn, ari Be for orn See Biddeford, Olio, Robbing, Bet Smith, Taylor, Provincetown for Atl seit and all hat beperens reported. | | alpha Cor Boston ‘Maracaibo, Healey, Ne ‘Now fork tax Poet: pil id ay Poker, Bt cect ee ows for do: Bramball d Bld jhe shore both, m Barina Aims Od tha Sern small, do for tor Boston, ‘nna dariner, Knowles, dn'roe Newinryport; lao i: Francis Codin, Wass, ia, Rackley, do for Do (rr Newby ry Adc.cnng, Kaghman, Port J the West, Beate, son, Robinson, 46 for Philedetph sb ma Ot the Wost, Ulaen. Da sca NYork, schee Julia ry Moaservey, fax; irene F Hot Ryan, Nixon, NYork for Ne Now tmuaypert Jokiasa fer dois Wreath, Pinkham, Kmigdty yn for Poi ena jarriot ‘Ryan, tt iT 3 hea 12 in port brig Teola, far. MYbek Ig: iat Me ny Tein port sohre 5 ashlee AW bhi trots vues wyty ayy mad Vasbti Ship, sharp, N Dh oa ASAE notre Ral pan ea ts * Are poten 4 Baumert, / Yew BEDrO! oh 3 P Ki Miokerd fon, Geo: monp,) A Aad: cate, Philade'phin op, Col do ne Gti « “ocaxnet), N Yori. ee ee hte Sid Lady wel oun © itoney, mh, Caste here viaee ass i} toate ae ap Benj Bugtiah, «| 8 BOperinom, Chaat, do foi. fee We i fos do Piet Breet aes aa Erol do tor Ph eae. i. Si ace § i Wares , ay pos Pres cote, ton eae Pando for do; 2, kiminn Taide A ccie Slatonn a roth MIT, ee iT, for for Bu tt aay Crowell, Salam, for dg, Lou Pp lizabetnport: Copy, Thomas, ‘nocklind tor Bros NEW LONDON, May 19—Arr brig Vietoria (By) Mensenilin; sears, Trade Wind, Hafan, and Maiy Annas y} Apaad CA CAYAl Panto, May Wales Yor, brig, Matron. Ki f ‘Sid Lith, sehr Fulie A U1 ies} Their Alon Parke ex Fm me neaneln tee or nt the bar to get out * PHILADELPHIA er Pennagtvanta (1 pawns Genoa; Ph. ge 5 Hem, ‘ear fi cu * P-4 anon, petiatn, Husel. ftobeee hat tciomel i na alin Adaaua, Waymontn, Orion por Heacoanet: Tamar¥ne Hilt Saco, Newport, Thos Borten, ‘Wrightir ke ‘Davia, ovens Rew "London: RW fell, Robbins, an Bremea, Bak, Cine Yaga tethe Mow a scoters Jute B Pratt, erwon, ang O. Ly: Portland arpa Oo He A Huge! Tuahinwon, New! Ave 1 Team Set pet aig via ‘or Payor Corman Lat yo or brig adoiphia: sohen Rawin T All atiden, Oty: steamers 1 Grand. He ou, Ear vioct Rash haan Brena: Pei} Wosdinry. “Old brig b- Lineal, Meesyasan, 4" AWTUCKRY, M; sehra Ai a eee onal ie, Rmery, | Site b Bay Win. 6, Aone 10 Greece gen gen ak aa Re Caen Winvmact aha & F3 ys, oan Ee cy, Tene camer ae ats perenne ‘n Me any chur whe BY Church, Gittord, Now oasiage yoinl oC 9 cook lad | Pork.