The New York Herald Newspaper, May 23, 1867, Page 9

SHEET. 9 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Weosespay, May 22-6 P. M. The railway share market, although nearly steady thia morning, became depressed in the afternoon, and @losed heavy at a marked decline, This depression, of Oouree, aggravates the malady of imipecuniosity under which Wall street has beon long laboring; but as there are far too many persons depending upon it for a living, the starving out process is likely to be attended with ‘tho most salutary resulta, If a man has failed in mercantile business and can turn his nand to nothing ise he becomes a broker, and the more unscrupulous he is the better he is likely to succeed. Thus it is that the vicinity of the stock Exchange has of late years been crowded with adventurers from all parts of the country, and now, like a besieged garrison driven to sore extremities, they are compelied ‘@ live upon each other, and no succor comes from the ‘outer world. It would bes good thing for investors if nine-tenths of the brokers and other professional specu- lators now (nfesting Wall street were driven away to follow a more legitimate and useful occupation; and if ‘this object could be accomplished we should be glad to ‘see stocks remain depressed and nogleoted for te noxt five years. These men make it their ‘Dusiness to alternately run railway shares up and down tili they cease to have any reliable value, and hence every investment that made in them partakes of the character of a speculation. Rail- ‘way directors co-operate with them and are often their leaders, as in the notorious case of Erie, and they all eck to fill their own pockets by duping the public and eaoh other, the latter particularly, No wonder, there- fore, that the public stand sloof from the treacherous pilfalis of the Stock Exchange and that stocks are so low. Where is the encouragement to play against Joaded dice and trast one’s purse to Barabbas? It mat- ters not that our railway stocks are selling below their eal value, when prices are no criterion of values nd when the market is under the ceatrol of professional speculators. Anothor panic like that of 1857 would purify the atmosphere of Wall street; but of this there is no’ immediate probability. The market is likely to remain sluggish in its movements until some new element springs up to wrest it from the depressing influences which at present surround it. ‘Mining shares were dull, and they are neglected by the goneral public. At the first board Consolidated Gregory Gold closed 10c. higher than at the same time yesterday, gelling at $705; Corydon 6c., selling at $265; Quartz Bill 450., selling at $2 56; Smith & Parmelee sold at $4 20, The moncy market is more decidedly easy than it was ‘when we last commented upon it, and the surplus of Toamable capital is increasing. The Sub-Treasury dis- ‘bursements in payment for seven-thirty notes and the Guiness of business on the Stock Exchange cause the tendency of rates to be in favor of the borrower. Most ‘ofthe transactions are now at five per cent on mPxed col- laterals and four per cent on governments, six per cent loans, except on inferior securities, being exceptional. ‘The improvement has extended to the discount line, and first class commercial paper is in demand at 6a7 per ‘Cent, and names rated ‘‘good’’ pass at 7}, a 834. At the West money is moderately active at the usual fetes and business is limited to current neces- sities. The crop prospects are anxiously dis- ougsed, and it is admitted that there never was ‘year in which an abundant harvest was regarded as more nocessary to the welfare of the country and the comoval of that stagnation and distrust which now pre- vail at all the centres of trade, The reports relative to the winter wheat are encouraging, and in the absence of June frosts and other disasters the yield promises to be and the quality good all over the country, gold market was dull but very firm, and advanced from:191% at the commencement of business to 138% at ‘the-close: The supply of cash gold is easy,-and loans were made at 1 a 4 per cent for carrying and without interest, ‘The gross clearings amounted to $57,193,000, and the coln Dakances to $1,529,410. There is no longer any doubt en- tertained of the failure of Frazier, Trenholm & Co,, and aa that their bills on England were extensively held by houses bere and in the South, unaccompanied ‘with bills of lading, and in most cases without endorse- Menta, the credit of the firm having stood well, owing to ¢heir eupposed wealth, and novwithstanding the suits to @eeover property brought against them by the govern- ment, growing out of matters connected with the rela- (tous of the firm towards the rebel confederacy, of which hey were the Liverpool agents. The steamer Palmyra 4a0k out $440,000 in specie, ‘The foreign exchange market was firm but inactive, as asual on Wednesday, and bills were im demand. Baakers’ bills on Engiand, at sixty days, were quoted at 100% a 110; at three days, 110 a 1103; commercial ‘Ditlg, 10834 9 10934; francs, at sixty days, 5.1234 a 5.15; at three days, 5.12‘ a 5.10, Other continenial bills were rated thus:— ais ry wif ‘Avcording to the last report of the Burean of Statistios the gold value of the foreign imports, including specie, -of the United States amounted in January to $27,931,899; im February to $35,740,444; aod in March to $31,082,119, makiag © total for the quarter of $94,754,462. The exports at a gold valuation aggregated $106,689,204, showing an excoss of $11,934,882 over the imports, but Af we deduct $14,525,590, being the amount of geld and silver bullion and specie exported, wo find that the im- ports exceed the exports in gold value by about two miilions and a half. In currency values the total ex- portations, exclusive of specie, amounted to $125, 342,633, Much reliance must not, however, be placed on these Qgafes im estimating the condition of our foreign ex- ehanges, as the values returned by the shippers fre- quently differ widely from those at which the consignees finally settle. This isin many instances owing to under- valugtion at the time of shipment to evade duties, and in others to the goods consigned banging considerably more or less than the invoiced prices. Of the total exports, $93,703,681 consisted of Southern pro- ducte.and $31,638,957 of Northern products, seventy-five per cent of the whole being Southern products—a larger disproportion than has been hitherto known. The South usually furnished about three-fifths of the foreign exports before the war. Within the nine months end- ing with March the cotton exports were vaiued at $143,000,000, or about twelve millions more than the total cottom exports for the year 1858, the deficiency in quantity being made up for by the increase in price. Since March, however, the cotton exports have been very light, and the stocks at ali the ports aggregate only 388,140 bales, according to the latest returns. At the ten o'clock open board railway shares were ull dnd barely steady. New York Contral sold at 99%; ; Eno, 623% ; Michigan Southern, 68\{ a 3; Rock Island, 99; Northwestern, 34%; do. preferred, 595; Fort ‘Wayrie, 96%; Pacific Mail, 132. At the first regutar board the market was steady, but on the second call prices declined a fraction in some in- stapces, New York Central closed 44 lower than at the same time yesterday, Erie 4, Atlantic Mail };, Boston ‘Wator Power %; Reading was \ higher, Northwestern Proforred 4, Milwaukee and St, Paul preferred 1%, Ohic and Mississippi certificates %%, Pacific Mail 17%, Canton K. Government securitics were firm and mod- eratoly active. Coupon five-twentios of 1862 showed an advance of %; issues of 1864 and 1966 1%. Missouri sixes were % higher, Tennessee sixes of the new issue were % lower. At the socond regular board the market was rather ‘heavy. Now York Central closed 34 lower than at the firat regular board, Reading 1, Rock Island 14, North- ‘wostorm preferred 14, Fort Wayne 34, Milwaukee and St, Pal preferred %, Pacific Mail %, Canton %%. Gov- ‘ernment securitios were steady. Coupon five-twenties Of 1363 advanced %, and the issue of 1864 declined +. Missouri sixes were 34 lower. At the balf-past three open board the market was without improvement, and at six the following quote- tions were current :—New York Central, 9734 a 5 ; Erie, 00% 261; Hudson, 10134 @ 102; Reading, 103% 9%; Michigan Southern, 6734 a %; Lilinois Central, 11535 & 116; Cloveland and Pittsburg, 7354 © 5%; Rock Island, 984 2.44; Northwestern, 33% a 34; do. preferred, 59 9 3; Fort Wayne, 96 14; Ohio and Mississippi certifi. cates, 24K a 26; Western Union Telegraph, 42% 0 7%. ‘The course of the market for railway shares during ‘tho past yoar is indicated by the following statement of Prices at intervals:— 1806. —1866.— 1867. 89 108) 98 Fort Wayne ioose ben North woster “4 4K Yorthwestern 15% 8% Government eecurities closed strong at the eubjeined quotations;—1681, coupon, 111% @ 11234; do., regis- tered, 111% # 112, 5-20 eoupon, 1862, 100% a %; do, 1864, 105% a 106; do,, 1865, 106% a %; do. do, new tue, 108 a 14; 10-40 coupons, 0954 & %; 73-10 notes, first series, 106}, a do., eecond series, 1055 aX; do., thied series, 10555 a 3. The receipts for customs and the receipte, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows :— Custom House Treasery——— P May 20. . $355,000 32.881,544 wi 747,100 May 21:. 452,000 2,207,455 3,172,022" 127,782,542 May 22.. 284,000 98 "539,012 Iouer tat ‘The exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports for the week ending May 21, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those for the corresponding periods in 1865 and 1866:— For the week 92,220,008 $s.iiT404 $9,008,604 Provipusty weporied:65ri02.458 ‘SL LaL'S09 So'Lse O86 Since January 1.. $67,421,483 $94,250,003 $79,138,620 ‘The foreign imports at New York for the week, since January 1, 1867, and for the corresponding period of the past two years, compare as follows:— $1,802,218, 018 620 ase stim io Total for the week 31 315 reane Rate Raat Bae Sinoe January 1. $54,780,181 $121,753,255 $99,363,697 ‘The commerce of New York from July 1 to date of each of the years mentioned Ba gpa Imports mdse . $135,659,806 837,453 e208 i290 sai , Expls produce. 191,573,273 samen sson nf Expts 81,331,617 29,051,930 31,766,748 The Pittsburg Clearing House statomoata for the past three weeks compare as under:— ol Week ending May 18....$2,032,149 $396,613 Week ending May 11.... 1,968,195 409, Week ending May 4.... 1,914,813 430,112 The total value of foreign goods imported into the port of Boston for the week ending May 17 was $1,057,824, against $810,149 for the corresponding week in 1866, ‘Total imports since January 1, $17,376,003. ‘The cash balance in the hands of the Assistant Trea- surer in Boston at tho close of business May 18 was $7,735,604—$5,999,210 of which was in coin—showing an incress8 of $476,479 as compared with the week Previous. ‘The receipts for customs at the port of Boston for the past week amounted to $200,900, against $310,000 for the week previous. The Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad Com- pany earned the first week in May, 1867. $7 Corresponding week in 1866... Increase this year........... $8,163 ‘The earnings of the undermentioned railroads for the second week in May were as follows: — 56° uk 04,831 "83,028 61,674 80,402 Chicago and Northwestern. Michigan Southern.... Toledo, Wabash and Western. Atlantic and Groat Western 112,873 «116,818 712164 73,876 65, 60.863 79,8368 90,358 3447" 21,578 20,428 18,603 1,746 ‘The eight New Jersey railroads raport an aggregate of receipts for 1866 of $12,145,454. The Camden and Am- boy earned $4,812,895, aud expended $3,801,722; the New Jersoy Central earned $3,581,244 and exponded $1,963,975; the New Jersey earned $1,770,862 and ex. pended $981,847; the Morris and Essex earned $1,020,077 and expended $715,208, Philadelphia papers state that the ‘Connecting Rail- road” will be opened to travel on June 8, This road is seven miles in length, from Frankford, on the Philadel- phia and Trenton Railroad, and three miles from the Kensington terminus to West Philadelphia, thus con- necting the Philadelphia and Trenton Road with the Pennsylvania and the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad. Tho road is to be leased to the Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company. SALES AT THE WEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. ‘Wednesday, May 22—10:30 A. M. $2000 U omg "8, cou. a 2 20 300 100 25 19000 550 ‘maou oe ‘10000 0 200, 1000 U am. 100 Borie 3 1000 Tenn 6s, 100 ones 100 1000 = 60 Sues, Eg ae. eB 10000 do, «B00 satus ©, 8 10000 2 100 90000 . ‘300 ‘Suu 28 100 2000 & 0 10000 9 8Wwo = 3, 3 as w 102 5 lo & noe = 700 113 Bank of Commeroe. 118 100 100 Adams: bees Py 100 do. . 1000 18 Am E: 400 20 Merch 100 India 23 U 8 E g 100 Tol, 100 Wilkes! . 100 go S, BLie 100 Ci rei 500 Mila E H i g1000 US 100 shs fang US 20 Ht . 8 1805 Py ‘8000 N Carolina 6.8, 0. 46% 600 6000 Missouri 6 400 35000 Ohio & Miss 35° 100 ent ‘S000 Brie 24 mige, "79. 100 200 Chic & NW RR, 3) 4 100 shs 49% 100 dow... 810 4 200 Cant 43° 160 Chic & NW pref... 5014 80) Cum» Coal a we 100 Mer Union Ex 18 100 6 100 Wel reo&COEX 09 112% 5 American bx Co... 684, 4 ng sou NY Central RR. 100 11356 ‘by USE: 71” 200 u O) Pacitie Mail 8 SE 524 Wo ee 200 vo. sod . 13a 1 obte tas 100 132" 176 Del 30 do. * 188 COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wepxespay, May 22, 1867, Cortow further declined under the continued unfavorable cable advices from Liverpool, but at the reduction, there was more disposition manifested on partof buyers to operate, the sales footing nee bales. At the close, how. ever. the market was dull, at the appeaded quotations which are quite oe , Wegquote:— Florida. Mobile. WN. 0. & 7. Ordinary a F 2B Low iniddiing 3 6 % Middime a B Py Good middiiny st 32 bE 30 Corre, — ied stendy and firm. Further saics were made of 1,750 bags. to arrive per Homely, on private terms, Other kinds remained unchanged. Freients continued — The [Uverpoot, 209 bales cotton at 6.524. 1.000 Teen lard, 12a, 6d., and per steamer, 800 bois. and 300 bales cotton ai 344. & 6.824. To London —7.40) b sls geount, and by sail 100, tercoe lard ab 174. 6d. Glasgow —e hele corn at Sde gnd 7 i vate os pigs alr ri "56a sia Antwerp ber ‘steamer, bales cotton on vas torese an ‘the charters wore:—A, ship. row: the river to Rio, 3.000 feet of dumber at nett. Frour axp Guain,—Receipta, bis, flour and 9) bush oats, The market for State and Western four was quiet for sound, but heavy and 10e, and 266, lower on ‘under a proseure tenia’ brands, ia Limited" demand, commanded full prices, ‘Call he seloa ued dull at de- sales: flour was in Roy ae wih attal eacing aownwund te alse eras ht a i'g0'ad Yor Brandywine, aud $6 90 fee city, othe Janes remained ie may be gaoied pa. hm ga ‘a a 1,000 gaa $6 ‘nt $2 63 for, Now 2 a a dull pus steady in value; sales |, Uf we oni; ‘nom red 3125 = 61 Seern, “qelrered; iy Ba # 1 a4 1 28 for do., dein rn yellow. Cats were Wry writit aales of 25,000 ushels at Sle. M0. oe Btate and ASe. a 88c. for Western, Fine Cracert private terms $1.20 co balom to arrive in Boston, at Ile., a Bags remained atendy ai i Inst, iene. —Manile ruled stoady at 120., noimporiant transactions. Other kisda. Hors werefin fair demand and frm 100 baies at fue. 0 70e. the qiotation noticed ta id, but wo heard of o patinued dull, Sales were made of Hay. —Uriges were Wot easeotially aitered:; the demand | Typ fale. We quote abtpping at $1 55 and retaif lots at $1 8S oLassms.—There was but little demand. and we heard of transactions; the market, however, remained rather more vitality in Biee. ; do. white for bee B00 do. do. for Ocio- Peon Oarching tough Git ened rm at 1X. a le, ; tr ae Rangoon was quoted at ° a D8,—Ueloutte Mnscod remained firm mm though at aque arta eae ae to arrive old, i bea fice wasdull and hy was steady at $3.0 $5 25. Sudan-—The market ruled dull but firm at previous quota. tlons, fair to good od retialng boing quoled at 1U¥4G 8 He, The sales'wore limited to 99 bhda Uaba muscovado at 10 lige, and 60 boxes at Ls4e. Redned ruled steady and ‘rm 8 16840. for powdered, crushed and gran Sorraname sas without, dookded change "The sales wore 20,000 Ibs, at 120, 0 135K0.; also 90,000 Ths. grease at 8740. * Taitow.—The market was decidedly more active and heres sales were made to the extent of 200,0W0 lbs, at Lic. Waisxer.—Roceipts, 220 bbis. The market contiued firm, with Curther sales of 80 bbls, Westera, in bond, ut 35¢, TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. ~~ Puitapeuemra, May 22, 1867. ocks dull; Pennsylvania State sixss, 2s; Morris Cuital, oo: Philadelphia and: ire Ratlroad, 3%; Keading Kallroad, 62; Pennsylvania Railroad, O14. | Gold, 185). Sight ghange on New York at par. Fis Ht; Northwestern extra, $14 60; jhenmsylvanta rod ‘aales 1,000 bushels; Bye quiet at 78. Corn, dull, ‘alos 1,809 bushelo; $129 for How and 81 1b for mized Western. * Oats leas active; sales attic, Whiskey—Notning doing. | acetone, May 22, 187 Cotton quiet, but steady. Middilug uplands, We, Goltes— Prime Ri nd prices. rm wt 18/40. 190. gold; ades in good supply. Flour dull. Market favors a uot quo\ ‘bly lower; goverment took 800 ‘ices unchanged. Corn prime white at $12 a Ww. b8— prices Whiskey at 10%. w Ie. exya State, Sule a ie see = ir Oswxco, May 22, 1867. Fiour dull at a partial deoline of 25c. per bbl. on the lower ades. Sales 800 bbig, at 4 95a $15 tor No. 1 epriae 3 15 75 a $16 for red winter; 7 for walte; $I 5a $18 for ble-exire. Bye flour unchanged; sales 60 bushels at Wheat quiet but firm for white and nominally ae 2 ing; sales one car choice white Canada at §3; No. 2 Mil- offered at Three. firmer. ie Impottanee.. ata firm burdull; sales 2 Burley innctive. “Rye quists Oxoadlan, weld at 61 73 asi 75, whiot is above the views of buyers. Peas inuctive. Cornmeal, $2.15 per 100 Ibe. $1 46 ip tacks. Mill feed firm. 5 idl ouapo, Obl Sor eae Flour quiet. of waver a si. at an advance of 4c. » 9, at Tool Preights, Sige to Dudalo, and To: Oswego,” Cri0ago, May 22, 1867. i 2 Oats orm Bai gf dag tn cate hoy 33 Y 4 % for f steers, Live hogs active 25 8 9670, for fair 0 good rage ‘Ripmenctes ‘40. corn, Flour dull, but une! oat nema mand; sales of No. 1 at 3 Hobe 7. Cora dail apd unsettled: No 1 was offered at 60s. « Sle. rt sacked cars, ‘Cotton dull and unsettled; middling was tae sseottied: held ‘at ite, Proviaiga ulet Butter dull at 2c. a 230, Sota 18 ist buying, i Muwauxer, May 2, 1867. Fiour dull at ip. a60c.; sales of ity double extras at $14 25. Wheat friner at a decline of Sales at 7c. Corn has declined uc. ; sales at I for Noy Heontpie7,000 bois. flour. 25,000 bushela wheat, 4000 do, oats, “Shipments—1,000 bbls. four, a ‘Tobacco bat unchanged. “Cation dell nal Flour ‘dat out anche Wheat—Good ani fall, $290 0 $3: halon Pa, "a $430; extra choice, EN Cori. declining; at $103.8 $1.10. “Oats arm at 38 for pete Sind choice. Provisto a sue and latd are dull and ie ad: $30 828” Supertiog a a rT 2 $1075. Wheat, 2 for prime, red. Core fs $1.02, delivered: on theear in bulk, Bic A Bic. Bacon—Shoul- loose ; eer sides, ‘ts a — Lard, in tierces, ies. ‘Raw whiskey, $20 for POLICE INTELLIGENCE. ALixcep Burotary.—On tho night of the 19th inst. the basement of the premises No, 608 Sixth avenue was burgiariously entered by the doors being forced from the hinges, and a quaatity of shoes and other articles, the property of Charles Reynolds, valued at $270, stolen there: Subsequently, however, Mr. Reynolds was informa » a0 officer of the Twenty-ninth precinct that ® portion vi the missing property was found in the pos- session of two young men named Gaffoey and Byron, ‘and shortly afterwards was still furthor informed by one Fredorick Kaiser that two other young men an- other portion of the property for sale to him. On this information James Gaflnoy, alias James Lorany ; Irving Byron, Edward Benpett and John Moore, were arrested, and were charged by Charles Reynolds, before Justice Ledwith yesterday, with having on the night named entered his premises and stolen the before mentioned open — wero committed in default of $1,000 Mrseo vnow Hen Roow.—Kate Hanlon, 158 Weat For- tioth street, appeared before Justice Ledwith yesterday and charged Jorephine Robinson with having entered her (complainant’s) room in herabsence, and from the fact, as Kate alloges, that the accused was seen coming therefrom with a bundle in her she believes her guilty of stealing a c cloak, valued at $9, which bung on arack therein, The prisoner was held to answer in the sum of $300. Ase AULT wilt 4 Razon.—A colored man who gives his name as Charles Brown was yesterday brought before Justice Ledwith, charged by Henry Carsten with having assaulted him with # razor and inflicting a severe wound, about four inches in lengin, u compleinant’s back. Brown states that he only a in self-defence; but he was committed by the magistrate without bail, Au.scep Dwonpex.y Hovss.—Eliza Strauss and Abra- ham Strauss were yesterday arraigned before Justice Leawith, upon a charge made by Christopher Fogarty, Precinct, of keepi disorderly house at + Sey Wat Heroer vireak? ‘The; y wore cach eld to tbe sum 31 $000 to answer A Jovent.® Ovrawper.—Bernard Kelly, of No. 405 East Fourteenth street, charged Patrick McGowan, a young- ster of about twelve years, with having stolen a boy's roost, Jasteat aed valued at about $13. Com- plainant bad tamed the artioien sad aha not keow where Soesiy bd discovered in @ collar in East Fourteenth I was identified hg hes and the boy E> hy the Easex Justice Mansfeld, at Mazket Police Court, for examination, Atiacen Fatse Prerance—Jacob Harris, doing busi- noes at No. 91 Division stroct, appeared before Justice Mansfield yesterday and charged Samuel Ferguson with having defrauded him ont of a number of articies of lothing, in value amounting to $46, The complainant fltoges tbat ‘erguaon cailed bim and ted oe thorized by a Mr. ng Brenner to receive his name. Und: ich representations the or was given, but on Rd it was shown that vine Brenner know nothing «bout the affair antil io, to by complainant, The accused was commitied for ox- amination. A Disnowset Posten Pieavs Gomty,—For nearly two years past Edward Cabill has boon in the employ, as por- ter, of Messrs, Blam & Brochowinck, 15 White street, during which time, a8 now appears, he at intervals has purloined goods from his employers and appropriated thom to bis own use, Cabill was yesterday arrested by detective Field, of the Fifth sharged with m4 ing twelve pairs of boots, valied at $00 ie cay oe ‘on making a search a portion of the stol found in bis possession. Cahill was taken before J tice Hogan, and, vieadiog ity to the the commitied him for trial, Oshill is forty years of age, a native of England, and lives in Witamtabara. whore he haga wife and Give clildrea THE PUBLIC HEALTH. 4 copy of the following circular was yesterday gent by Dr. Dalton, the Sanitary Superintendent, to every practising physician in the Metropolitan Sanitary Dis triot:— Ovrice Sanrrary SurERINTENDENT, Mamorourax Boas _s ys it law Yore, teas gue ose a Nae as ry law to tw the Mot Board of Health all cases under ele care by- an such Nes with visits from sanit agate, 5S pb; lana’ report shall show a necessity is to havea record io therefor. this ofhce. from which at any time physicians or others may derive inf as to the prevalence of said diseases and the com; tive salubrity, in particular, of dierent sections of the city, and generallyjof the hyper sige ‘Sanitary bit enclosed blank forms spell all the por mde information is required. Feeling confident tl me will meet your approval and the effort to per- fect it your vaiuabie co-operation, I remain, very re- spectfully, your obedient Cie ED. DALTON, M. D., Sanitary Superintendent, Muepoteen Sanitary District, AFFAIRS “AT AT QUARANTINE. Although about sixteen | thousand passengers have landed at this port within a short time past, no cases of infectious disease are now under treatment at Quar- antine, Negotiations for the transfer of the west end of Coney Island to the Quarantine Commissioners are now pending, and it is thought that by the middle of next month all arrangements will fected for the removal of thi rmandnt ‘board. ing station to that place. The Commissioners will then have between twenty-eight and thirty acres of land to dispose of, and not four, as previously stated, For wee ‘tume past but four acres have been used for quaran- purposes, and the whole tract can be disposed of Immedialy if the Commissioners so desire, Work on West Bank station has not very rapidiy darng the last few months, in consequence of the unusually stormy weather, and it is believed that the whole work will not be completed before June, 1968. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Bowye—Wartaker —On Saturday, May 18, by Rev. Thomas B. Smith, pastor of Duane Methodist Episcopat churoh, Cuarnes H. Bowne to Eorra Waracer, both of New-York city. Hudson City papers please copy. Brown—Netsox.—On Thursday, May 16, by the Rev, Dr. Stryker, Danni. T. Brows to Mise Bute Nuwsoy, all of this city, Cannecaxn—Rrppet.—On Saturday evening, May 11, by tho Rev. James Millett, at his residence, Mr. Jamxs CARSRGAN to Miss Isanetta Rippxt, all of this city. CourmaN—Barraut.—On Monday, May 20, at the resi- dence of the bride’s brother-in-law, John Lowe, by the Rev. Mr. Peck, Louis Coutmaw to Exwa L. BaRRabe, both of Brooklyn, E. D. No cards, CHAMUERLIN—GRAVES.—On Tuesday, May 21, by the Rev, Dr, Watson, at St. Matthew's church, Jersey City, J. F. Cuamszanix, of Jersey City, to este W., daugh- ter of Houry W. Graves, of Bergon, N. Davivsox—Dows.—In Plainteld, N, wep on Tuesday, May 321, at sho residence of E. Dean Dowe, Rey. A Bloomer Hart, of Now York city, J. Pivtarn Davinaon, M. D., of New Orleans, La, to Euta Hart, daughter of Rev. ©. Dowe, of ‘Alexandria, La. Hatsrap—Cox.—On thursday evening, ay 16, at the bride’s residence, by the Rev. T. M , Ana B. Hatsren to Miss Grace R. F. Cox, tania of the late Thomas Cox, all of this city. No cards. Hovse—Oonxusx.—in Brookiyn, on Wednesday, May 22, by Rev. J. W. Diller, Samute Hovss, of New York, to Nerru B., daughter of Joe! Conklin, Esq , of Jamaica, LL No cards. ee ee Tuesday, May 21, at Nowburyport, by the Rev. 5. J. Spaulding, Grorce D. Luyr, of New New to to Miss Carnie roe Cane, daughter of John Carr, Eeq., of Newbury; Losree—West,—In Blizaverhe N. J., on Wednesday, May 22, at two P. M., at First Baptist church, by Rev. George W. Ga, Waurea S. Lusran, of Elizabeth, to ‘Euiza ADMLAIDS, daughter of tain Stephen W. West, former of, rot New Rochelie, hee 31, by the Rev. iss Avavsta C. recente tale —On Wednesday, May 22, at the ges cind the bride’s father, gm ood L. L, Hevey Saxraagp to Ewaa A. Sarr, % ToMPKixa,— At Newaoes on Wednes- ay, May 8, by the Rev. Charles iomard Hialoom Hirax or roe city, to Miss Gertis 0. ‘ToMPxine, ‘TRurspgLL—Van Dorxg.—Io Brooklyn, on Wednes- day, May 22, oy the Rev. H. J- Van Dyke, D. D., Lovrs W. Trowspett, of Owego, N. ¥.,to Sara'E,, daughter v (Jenn Van Dayne, Esq., of Brooklyn. Owogo papers Riaan—ttanvonn. AL ihe Reformed Duteb church Youkera, N. Y.. ou fuesday, May 21, by the Rev. David Coles, JAsus Hi, Wetter, of New York city, to Appix 4 daughter of Tuomas Radford, Eaq., ‘of Yonkers, Died. —On Wednesday morning, May 22, Mary ANN ANGEVINE, aged 67 years. service re [rented of her Eye Stepaen Smalley, ixteenth ‘ab eight o'clock. | Fri ven of in eight Twenty -seventh o'clock train Hudson and Fourth Bamaur —On Wednesday, bad Mapu Bamene, aged 67 years, 7 months and 22 Due notice of yhoo will be ives. Cowen. pore Gaughter of er end | i teeca oa pee Pann ky Funeral mies ta pce this 5 (fuardayteeraoon, at two o'clock, from 8' Kings county (Ireland) Chronicle please copy. ba aie ite ato, ow Tuesday, May 21, of con- sum AVI. Fioeral at Tarrytown Methodist church, this (Thurs- i eoecenel ok ve at two o'clock. .—On Monday, May 20, at her late residence, No. 188 Grand street, Jersey City, after a long and painful illess, borne with Christian fortitude, Mrs, Mary Dean, wife of John Dean, and daughter Of the late Judge ron of Pompton, N. J., aged 62 years, 5 mouths and Stee yo triende and relatives of the family are invited to attend the funeral services, at her late residence, this (Thu: ) afternoon, at two ony without further notice, The remains will be taken to Greenwood. Dowma.—Suddenly, on Wed: , May 22, at bis residence, 57 North Oxford street, rooklyn, Rossgrt 3. Dowss. Notice of funeral will be say to-morrow. Duranp. —On Tuesday, 21, ean - Aas a native of Paris, France, sa tne T2d year The friends of the he famatly are reopecuulty “ated to to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 65 street, Brooklya, this (Thursday) afternoon, at ball pane past two o'clock. De Groor.—On Wednesday, May 22, Mrs. Many, widow of Henry De Groot, in the 77th year of her age The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the rendence of ber son-in- law, Rev. T. & Hastings, 84 Weat Forty-fifth street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock. Everson,—-On hpreg gf 22, Mantas, infant daughter of George and Isabella Everson. The friends the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No. 148 Joralemon street, Brookiyn, on Friday afver- ame at two o’clook, Facay.—On Tuesday morning, May 21, after a short but severe illness, AXN EuizsBeTH, tte beloved daught r of Thomas and Ann Fagan, in the 4th year of age. Ther relatives and friends of the family are Loy eet faily invited to attend the funeral, from the resi of her parents, No, 271 avenue B, this (Chursday) after- noon, at one o'clock, without farther notice. Fox.—On Tuesday, May 21, after a long and severe illness, Mancaret Miizavetu Fox, tn the 20th year of her a a: bap the late Michael and ‘Elizabeth Fox, of Wi ‘illiamsburg, Tho menus a es family and those of her uncles, Edward Hare, Jr. and Joho gt a Mike redpentatt hed toanend: 107 Ir. y int "rosidence of her uncte, Edward B, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Houiowat.—On ee ra May 20, Marcaner, relict of U iloway, Wier velesiees end ae and t those of her mee jobn, Michael, James, Aon and M: faty invited to ated ihe funeral, toca trom her iat ate reek. Woodstock, Morrisanis, th at ten o'clock; thence to om Angeaine’s hare Mor. risania, where a solemn requiem mass will be offered the toneny of ee ee aie +? Loita morning, a dancer of hum and Aliza Taystot, ted widow of J. 5. Lewis, in the 28th year of her age. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services, Sfosk Wasbiogton Banare Memesenmpmeepes ehareny 68 Friday morning, at eleven o'clock, Leanpea.—At Wheeling, Va., Keene , April 17, after a short tIiness, Witttam Laanpmr, aged Fee Seis iaaoancaed May 22, Saran aged 76 years and 10 P, Marah, aged's 7 eeiativis and inde ke teca: ly invited to attend the eee ik the residence parents, No, 61 Carli street, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two oe OW ea See ioomea Stay 38 100 West Twenty. toate, Ad We. eet fh the Tak ‘Twenty-mxth street, on ‘The Temelas will be interred Etim Riva, Lory 41 yours, invited to attend the funeral, from her lave No. 16 Forsyth strost, this day, Thursday. Tupo.—On Tuesday, May al, Tuouas Ron, @ native of Queen’s county, Lreland, aged 68 years. ‘The friends and acquaintances of the family aro re- fpoctfuliy invited to attend the funeral, from 54 ld Hi Gabriet’s church, East Thirty-sevonthistreet, this (Thurs- Sr momning. af at bait past nine o'clock, and’ from thence vary Ce Sean ta 2, on Tuesday morni: May 21, Joun B. Sam rays y By the aah veer of is age. Pater will take place from No. 124 Myrtle avenue, n Friday morning. at ten o’clock. Friends and rela- Sresane respectfully invited to attend without further Scawrrs.—In this city oa Wednesday morning, May as two o'clock, Amxiia, the beloved wife of Gustavas itz, aged 21 years, 10 months and 18 dare, ‘The friends and relatives of the family, and also those of her father, Hugh W. McKay, |.) are invited to altond the funeral, on Friday morning, half-past nine o'clock, from the Church of the Rail, Second avenue, where a solemn mass of requiem wil offered for the repose of her soul, and from thence to St. Eee Oe) New Jersey, "for interment. No TAYLoR.—At Westport, on Tuesday, May 21, y, May 21, Saas Asta, eldost daughter of Orein nad Sasa Taylor: aged 23 and 2 months, The ves and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from Christ church, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Townsgnp,—At Clifton, 8. I, on Sunday, May 19, Wu. > ahe friends of paccig se reapecifally invited of are ra ne to attend the funeral, this (Thursda; ar) four o'clock, from St. John’s om < i{ton. Cariaane will bbe in attendance on the arrival of the three o'clock boat from New York, at Vanderbilt landing. Urretmann.—On Tuesday aoa be Ha after a Dartmouth; and the above arrivals paper er 1, Bo lat, &c, bark Falcon, of Salem, mo re* long illness, Junius C. M. Urrsimann, Loe ‘The frietids aud relatives of the family, alsc tho mem- wit American Congienn Sind for for NewYork frome bers of the German Oak No, 84 and of tho Kriok- | Bare Foltinb Of and from Bremen for New York, May. erbocker Society are invited to attend the his tate residence, No. 220 Myrtle ve Brooklyn, bg in (Thursday) afternoon at two o'clock, nem, § jon 68 23. Rane nan Mae? Forts for Trinidad, Cube, Mag. mary, At Gan Francisoo, Californis, on Wednesday, Charlotte Buck, from New Haven for Porte Rion April 17 Joms B, Un, formory ofthis ety, tn the doet mua cites Sonnor, from Philadelphia for Barbedany rer, peTS Weetchetr county paper loae copy. jacht, steoring EB, May 11, lat 39 15, lon 5040. ee .—On ne May 21, after a short illness, Foreign Ports. TLLtAM WALKLRY, agé years. Curtis, Philadel Friends of the tanily aro reapectfally invited to. at- | pinteaueate mt, May 5—Sid, Tamerlane, Pi tend the funeral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one Sanaa. a ir —Arr Deutschland (a), Weasels, N¥ork. o'clock, from the Rev. Mr. Baker’s church, in Forty- April 20—In port bark Freeman | eighth street, near Ninth avenue. cauli i for Cape Verd Jslands soon; solr Franklin, Members of Park Lodge, No. 616, F. and A. M., are | "Wy. for Go May 8—-Of, Tamerlane, Curtis, from Bromem Gtascow, May 8—SId Oracle, Wood, San Francisco via PRs Havux, May 7—Cid Edith, Wheeler, Shiclds and United hereby ordered to attepd a special communication at their rooms, os Eighth avenue, on Thursday, at one o'clock P. M.. Pay the last tribute of respect to our late brother Witiaae’s Walkley. WM. DIXON, M. Guo. P, Kenaxrr, The members of Zetland Chapter, No. 141, R. A. M., Hire toh thay Pow, Foe are respecifull: ir invited to meet at the rooms of Park Cld 8th, Westmoreland, Hammond, Philadelphia, Lodge, No. S18 ne Eighth avenue, on Thursday, May 8th, Bui Dinsmore, Cardevas via New- 23, at 1 o'clock P. M., to attend the funeral of our tate angon, and 8 5 Kimball, Deardorn, NYork. companion rites Wa: ad By order.of M. E. H. April 29—Arr Esther, tog! Naples. S.E Ganpiner, Secreta Watxer.—On ‘Puosday, May 21, suddéoly, Marva Warrer, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral at the residence of Mra. A, C. Cannon, No. 9 Waverley place, at ten o'clock. May ro ‘id achr Metropolitan, Bell. ot ril L1—Arr steamer Jhomes P Baldwia, athe bark Flora, Kompeo San Francises; Philadelphia: fou bert ‘Aquia- more; chr wae (ati sd 2d for Perpaibuco), pid 10cm, ‘SHIPP ING NEWS. [irre ttet dt: bee, Mrmpne. we ers: pe nnnnnn nr wing, Swain, Baltimore: rics Flore ALMANAC FOR weW YoRK—Ta1s DAY. MOON RISES. 718| uiou warer schr (Wor) NYorks 21a Accliny Brown, dos Jackwon, do. Cid 2, brig Patriot (Br), Galveston. ‘April 4, stoamer Cambria, “Snulter,’ for Monte- vided: ship’ Goo Grlawoll, Pesengall, for, bea repg; Ocean Eagt>, Wileomb, sold ; courte "masonic, Bel from Buenos Ae for ere mew and gol Ce he 4 Thurston Br) for NYork, lag Kravelle . Pentiold, wig or dera; pee Br) ane iuimore, ¥ we rmomasy Apel tf wn ad tag rr, oe Tmomas apr tie, Balp! (any tenet daa for BtGrolsto loud. for New York): Alice, Godet. Guadaloupe (aid sid 20 for Mayagues 1 for Bontouys ‘Hero, Shaw, Montevideo 4 for Arro} ee ted for both fon Arg ei Cd ie, am wohl cn Vfavent (and ald 89a ee sro MAY 22. 1867. Cleared. Steamship Montijo, Schuber, Pa: Steamship New York (Brem), empton—Oelriohs & Co, mehip Saraiogy, King, Norfplk, ity Poin and Rich- se a eineken & I Stosmetip. Albemarte, Bo Bourne, Norfolx. City Point and Richmond—N 1, MoCready & Co. ty ‘ust, Bremen and South. reneeneese Dirigo, Sherwood. Portiand—J F Amé oe a Rivers: Steamship Zqustor, Jackaway, Boston—Benner, Brown & pei Pinckney, ev eg foi steatnaitp Acushnet, Kelly, Now Bedford—Ferguson & pees, & Philadelphia); R Pe ridge, Gr ‘ond sid May 2 for'Forardo to load’ for NYork) 0th Ship Southern Eagle, Price, Yokohama—S L Merchant & 2, Heavy, Montoviten. (and ald aamne day i ‘BL di ks rk Princeton (Tr), Ackley, Catto—Brett, Son & Co, <a Gu) Ma Pete antazo ‘to lomd for Note) jn , Cotton OF AITO: i NYOrK); Northwood (ir), Hume, Vora Cruz-F Alexandre & | patna" in eno! Montevideo (and ala May efor ae (and webark Centon (Br), Brower, Now River, NS—Sloman & aie Bogota, Lindsay, Axpinwall—Panama Railroad 29. 2 BE Vuruinia, Wood, Aguadilla and St Johns, PR—Muler Bos ‘Owen, Pettingill, Nuevitas—Thompson & Hun- Stephen | Brie Aspen (Br), Forbes, Bridgeport, CB—H J DeWolf & , McInnis, Sydney, CB—C B Swain. Brg =) he Br oe McBride, Cow Bay—Crandaii, Um- Tancent, Rich, Balti fed ee jerdatas at te Yor NYork): oth, cs, Gray, Te oth for 8t Orolx to load for "NY her, Berbice (and ald ath for ‘Cumbe Tor'a port north of Hatteras); sehr John 3 seeped hae ea i PP Paiiiio, Metntoas, Berbice (and sid lath £01 ‘ wo ee Bed Bedford—B J ‘the Ware (Br). Hyatt, sua te va ‘bees Mae paacet acne Ebi (Br), esi 8t Jobn, NB—Crandall, an Mata agaguca, R load oe chan ie “sore "LA Edwards Line, Fornandina—A A Bork: idl Gor (trom NYork), hr avid Feusus Lor CoariestousTupper & Beattie, “hy tod for as ge Mary Sion. Parks, Nowera-thowias nearer Bebe M3 Plober, Fisher, ‘Wlenmond, Ve—Ven Brunt & ont au ivreee JO, , from. TARREN J Smith, Mathews, Baltimore—Beatiy, Miller & rr oa for xr stbr Ovsas: i arr seared rk 8 for usen, for NYor days ‘and others a8 ritish ship 01 Cook, sid Apel for Tou for thy United Kingdom, (not es alnied tans ee eS, Marek SkesArr Jobe: Cliptas VaLunors. May Ave & F flarsey, Staplea, Callas, by ‘Sarah, Cobb, i rgd Schr Jane Kmson, Irvine, Elizabethport—Van Brunt & cy S Waterman, Chase, New Bedford—Ferguson & ‘Schr Stirling, Ellaworth, New Haven Racket & Taylor. ‘Awertcal’ Potts. Stoamer F Cadwallader, McKaig, Baltimore. ‘acincaupinta: Mie 4i-cken anite tak ee BI BE estan wart NYore: Henry Hobart, Munson, Now laves, U 8 supply steamer RY te command. } Suhra A B Wetmore, and John Tway, Inman, Jersey ng ted see ten a tthe ie al i8ie. | G'Morrig, Artice, Providence; Coustitatiog, Kelsey, ars 8th, ‘Scions SuistO} i, May tt ste bark Fredonia, Burke, Fara; brig! ih St enna on ie Br), erdam via erm ‘nobts 4 eater aeeioat sion Ha irate acahnten, at Mad | Ber seolkar Ve oat the inst 4 hours; | DO: se : May &:70.miee north of Tstioras, saw the wreck of a | delphia; Rosanna puree aad Bs ado a “Seana El Cid, Hobart, Newbera, with mdseand pas- | (Br)! ae A gdm ae i “ateanahlp Phillips, Boston, in ballast, to Mur. enfuogos: ache @ on ’ bp E (Ham), Ontubiy, ware 3 days, with | Duckee, Ardross ts Hao ice er aoe Haven: Dark Wi atnenae Aitred, burg for y 12 lat a2. 30, lon a Hin: | Mattias eo oen ae iad Votre Dowd 1 Athy lataly ion 64 69, tok Baxon (Br). a ing | ace ote "gbbate Bega Bark fi Harcus (Br), Bre: Ad wis Banie “Apml 3, eit due 4 ad New Orieans; ‘oe ib in lon 37; May 18, lat $3 ” anes Gries Gena le. for oxo, a quis Georg & Johann, J ree jo Haven: emer a, Pet Bore i scare ace oe vere Bremen, 30 days, ae se Bay State, Carl, NYork, tn'oalines ond ‘with SiO ‘passengers, to Munch, Melnoke & Ie ee ee rene pray Sha Sage pila Bane, Pa ion, Palermo, 80 days, with frat 8) i alps Seis faa or Pia wiles & Co. iurong ah . sole passage’, Al at a9 - smgpoeai Philadelphia: (ond He Ae bral emis eae Ave teraoa, imata ( Br), Aamus, Arecibo, with eu- rg aime Hr ama Aenea Tins | 9 CARLATON Matt gen, Heel Mae fio, te picked up 18 bates a & lot of loose + seme | Bramhall, Hussey, do. Cid sslire ideal Mann, time, daw plooes of ce owoll. MeFer , Snug Cove (South Joggins, | 0; Mat onda, Ball x8). days vin Tarpaulin Cove, with spiles, to Jed Frye & uae se md Goiconda, irr alumore—oushed Sehr Salidon (Br), i Uap ) 1- lmdliing eons Ni Gecare steamer Champton, a Sid schrs Alert, by ters ones oe NB, with spruce | Matanzas; A fiay tomate when 8 a yoo tie Gardline C, Magnes, lpg lara srargne Bien, 2 Lp Me bee og hey schre L a Delace to olyore & a Surry. meen ‘i Hammond, ii, Bu zabethport for Boston. Sehr Gea gn urant diler, lizabethport Legit ae Behe thwert Pendleton. Machiaa, 10 day eek ‘Webuter, Pucker, Bi Ga Mach.aa. ‘wth, : Bent Crusoe, Quimby, Kasi Machias, Tripp. ht arnold, hvork. Bid tisk, sche Sehr Valhalla, Torrey, Calais, nat wa iter ie oahre Schr Only Son, Mason, Gardiner. I Le ay all “Wonough," Fall, Bal- Ben Wretth uae. Te a orngip Tybee, Oraberen ‘NYork; sche Rote Bene Y Engiieh. Baker Portiand. Paimer, Rathvurn, 40, ei Lath, sohes Tanne Morse, Schr E T Saith, Harroy, Fs Portiand, ford , Featoa, Mex, Nellie, Gollum, ‘Liverpool, gad Schr Harriet Fuller, Bonnett, Portiand. "HE arothe ara Be Schr Cornelia, Henderson, Rookland. cer, J ¢ Solvers in Boston. tL Gray, Sinall, Boston for Elizabethport. eh 5 Pein, a, DO: series Be iudeipnia; Galistes Jones, Moe tor Wi Schr iP Rly, Stokes, Providence. Got’ astiore on Little fob ete) sil Milt i Kook: wl will come off at high water. is i Bangor fe la, Henderson, Ho Ee ‘iawellt Thorapson, H sere for Philadelphia. nao the Went, Clara Dav ee Sehr a eae Bresou, Bd wa ‘baa tt he sm Queen of ihe Weis, Cornelia, Julbel, 8 Bright + ond ey ey Set a eernay Protiens Bi t, Ot, Jos W Wiley, Boston. Yonbt Siivies Comstock, ‘New ber 10 hours, HOB Lad aa aw ba rot Sonny Ernsington, Marine Disasters. 4 "te Liverpool; Georg VGreamsaie Santico pe Cona, Smith, from Greytown, Nic, witop ins, Boston ; bark Guilia, with passengers from California to the North American ere pS ragsncty acnllmy Steamship Co, is ashore at Atlantic City, NJ. For particu. oe: tank aspen F ee noice sdwin, i ‘(8p), Julta, lars see news columns. Hie aakoll, BY. Miscellancous. Srea Cisorarna. 1290 tons burthon, has been pur. axed by Messrs Murray, Ferris & Co, of this city, and we Upderstand is intended for their Savannah line. Priver Atsnnt—The wreck of the steamer Pree albert ‘was sold at Galveston on the 16th inst for $30. the the whole proceeds, including ‘saved, amount. Sur in max Baaua, Wilcomb, from Baltimore for Sen Francinco, has ‘at tio Janeiro. _.Ruia Kare Srawanr, Paddock, ae been sold at Rio Je. ro, Anas, Capt Carter, waa at St Marks 7th inst. wait. togtekeves hs 4-3) put in and receive other re- for eport; , Orow, ware ochre. Naiad PET AbELt: iat. % “ canaat ‘Poss, Ci ford: J MV: PnassogsnnAt KE port May 18, by Me Dente | 8 a saad doy! -At Kennebual ir Da for | chres finely modelled and extra built dow wieldcoed sche of about 2 oe agree Bi + owned by MrJ Re Baker Kelley hey, of Dena ‘and will be joyed In he Southern and'Ouse (rede charge of Capt rset 18a from the yard of Soott Wilson, sehe Lan, eo tons burthen, to be wee ge by Capt H ‘At Westbrook 2h that, from Merrill's yard, «neh of 116 tone id megeurement tamed Nalin Chae, Swe OT rk | strong onatinee, 8 Jobu Ly ra Fox. and others, SSowditch, and eS , Tauaton , Presbrey, Taya’ Notice to Mariners. Croe Tee | eat i ais ieuts ADDITIONAL Ne lio i rice, Duasin, May 1, 1867, ame, “ Baco; Notice ts hereby ¢ won that the following ‘ehasges In the Fatwargs, Wes Weeks; Hast Ore Rt Kvermai, Tihs ea a of several of the lights berween the | Lynn: M Pr i "rein ing, Kaa light, as well as addiuional Grooniwich: 89 her Lg Hphte elt rene and Fegan gh ay of Uciober | derdice, 2awe , Banwk—A lghivesee! will Lie org tek about, ef son, poatees | Pee ee. 4 from the, south 004 ok reval ing fight, ah thowiag aah for mr darata, anata, tee Row een in vis Hote mac will Rees Ce Dn, ok weagadi th wie odbel easel wil id ot Vy bee bard jernea at fer itera na ae he: Ferner five bac cat | ead ong Cugord, fess ail Wank’ in white lot. | | POWELAND, May S—Arr or tied white stripe, and fore bine Fi jveamot ts pc “invenuoy Bw Lromrvessm. w! altogether, Fr haat, iin, mg A tre 74 featow ttnao Lon —Thie light rom. * Serger Vn. adipic rage Nor bright! an at nt, ESI HR'Palon yak ued gt Hah, Sermatary, wa’ seconds bright, aud three | Baltimore Kieu, galt Coico etpde atk north tveasel will, be placed about weave way ar 3% miles BE - ME ty ‘north endof Arkiow Bank, Lag Ab Mi fr5t ni 8 ‘S feo which tv bright lights will be exhibited, one on the Mataease hei of feet above the level of the ses, tech ae on, a ‘the sea level; | He ork ans o, starr she will have three Bean ha on tha mainmant hull will be painted the words “Arklow Bank, ee en, Fhe ine Wood, ona miles nA position, amd her fight will be a RANOTBOO, May 17—Are ship Tennyson, Graves, Seeio2 F from: her presen a Nrzht Fevoiving’ ight wry minute Inatond of | Hong Kong, 2 tos tah ede on Cprossnt. she witt have three masta, | WILMINGTON, NO ne Erte Boer nae Caalt globe over a lov we her rowinmest head. | Powell, AWork, aches Ken Tromp Goi, @aion t ad Her hull will be painted bisck, with & while strive. aad (be