The New York Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1867, Page 9

Ss FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL. Wepsrspay, June 5—6 P. M. Tho raitway share market has been dull, but onthe whote steady to-day, and towards the close it showed an improving tendency. The speculative feeling is, how- ‘ever, tame, and even the professional speculators on the bull side are indisposed to venture upon a bold move- meat in the absence of outside support. The money market has developed no new feature, and the supply continues equal to the demand, at seven per gent, and in a fow instances some of the dealers in gov- ernment seourities are enabled to borrow outside of Wall street at six. The invariable rate at the banks, how- ever, for call loans, is seven per cent, with exceptions in favor of government securities, There is not much doing in the discount line, and the best grade of commer- cial paper pagees at Ta 8 percent, A Cincinnati journal Temarks some signs of an outflow of currency to the country to pay for wool; but as yet this has exerted ‘no effect upon Banking balances, Business in the West Temaing in a semi-stagnant condition; but the crop Prospects are calculated to stimulate improvement im all directions, The hay crop is now too far advanced to be #eriousty injured by the weather, and the yield is likely to be unusually large, That of 1866 was estimated at 21,778,627 tons, and valued at $317,561,837; but the ‘erop this year promises to greatly exceed it. The wheat crop the same year was valued at $333,773,646, the quantity being 161,999,906 bushels, and tlie indicatio! ‘are that it also will be much larger than last year’s; ‘and a0, too, of the corn crop, the yield of which in 1866 ‘was 867,846,205 bushels, valued at $591,666,295. Tho addition of all this to the aggregate wealth of the coun- ‘try will exert @ powerful influence in retrieving the \ trade of the country from the slough of dospond in which it has been for more than half a year past, At the first regular board railway shares wore dull and barely steady. Now York Central closed 3 lower than @t the same time yesterday, Erie 1, Michigan Southern %, Rock Island %, Northwestern 1%, do, preferred 1%, Quicksilver 1, Boston Water Power %, Western Union Telegraph %{. Hudson River was % higher, Pacific Mail 1%. Government ‘securities wore firm but quiet, except for coupon tive-twenties of 1865, new issue, which were moderately active—the latter advanced and the issue of 1862 +f. Missouri sixes were 34 highor and North Carolina sixes 14. At the one o'clock open board New York Central aold at 084%; Erie, 5034; Hudson, 104% a %; Reading, 104%; Michigan Southern, 67% @ %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 7534 ; Cleveland and Toledo, 115; Rock Island, 87% a 88; Northwestern, 33% a %; do, preferred, 58! Fort Wayne, 073; Pacific Mail, 134; Atlantic Mail, £05, At tho haif-past two regular board the market showed improvement. New York Central closed % highor than at the first regular board, Erie 34, Michigan South- ern %, Rock Island 34, Northwestern 3, do. preferrad 34, Fort Wayne 34, Cleveland and Toledo was 3¢ lower, Pacific Mail %, Boston Water Power %{. Government securities were inactive. Coupon five-twenties of 1862 declined 34, and the new issue of 1865 advanced 3. Tennessee sixes (new) were % lower. At the half-past three open board Now York Central fold at 98%; Erie, 5914; Hudson, 104%; Michigan Southern, 68 a 4 Cleveland and Pittsburg, 75%; Northwestern, 84; do. proferred, 58%; Fort Wayno, 0434; Paoific Mail, 183%. During the rest of the after. moon the market was quiet, but steady, and at aix e’clock the following quotations were current:—New York Contral, 98% a 99; Erle, 5934 a 3¢; Reading, 104%; Michigan Southern, 67% a 68; Cleveland and Pittsburg, ‘75; Rook Island, 87% a 88; Fort Wayne, 97 a 34; North- western, 34a 3; do. preferred, 5334 a %%; Obio and ‘Mississippt oortifioates, 24%; Pacific Mail, 133% a 184. Government securities were steady at the closo of business at the following quotations:—1881, coupon, 107% « 108%; 5-20 coupon, 1862, 109% a» 110; 5-20 coupon, 1864, 1053¢-a % ; 5-20 coupon, 1865, 1063; 8 % ; 5-20 coupon, 1865, new issue, 108%, a 34; 10-40 coupon, 995 aX; 7 3-10 notes, first series, 1063¢ a 3; do., Bec- ond sorties, 105% a %; do., third series, 105% a %. Compound interest notes were quoted thus:—June, 1864, 11934 a 5; July, 118% @ 119%; August, 118% 0 4; Ootober, 117% a 5%; December, 116% a 5%; May, 1865, 1153 a 116; August, 114% @ 115; September, 1144 a 3¢; October, 114 a 4. ~The gold market was steady and quiet, the range of. “dhe day having been from 136% to 136%, with the losing transactions at 136%. Loans were made at 2a 5 per cent for carrying. The gross clearings amounted to $30,144,000 and the gold balances to $1,443,895. Tne @eamor Aloppo, sailing to-day, took out $157,856 in specie and the Bavaria $56,000, while the Boston gteamer had about $211,000, American silver is quoted at 534 2 6)¢ below the price of gold and Mexican dollars at 103% @ 103% in gold. ‘The market for bills of exchange on England was very rm, but extremely dull for continental bills. Bankers’ bills om England at sixty days were quoted at 1100 1103; at three days, 1103; 8 %; commercial bills, 1093, a %; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% 0 6.12}; at dhree days, 5.113, a 5.10, Other bills were rated ehus:— a 72 6 a % 6.18% 06.16 It is tobe hoped that the experience of the Treasury {mn the case of the First National Bank of New Orleans, aod other instances of a similar character preceding it, will not be without service in causing stricter rules to be enforced with regard to public deposits in national banks, Ample security should in all cases be exacted at the time the deposits are made, and in cases where banks are unabie to comply with the rule, deposits should be transferred to the nearest sub-treasury or local depost- tory, where the necessary security cau be obtained, The statement of the national debt for the month of May ehows the following changes from the retura of the previous mouth :— COIN INTEREST. Increase, —_Decreawe. Bix per cent bonds, 1867-68. _ $64,000 Six per cont bonds, 1881. Bix por cent 6-20 bonds. Pre Total... sesseecese se eeee o4 $61,440,600 = CURRENCY INTEREST, Stx per cent bonds. e ,000 jai ‘Three year compound — 84,744,270 — 3,479,615 = $41,423,045 Matured dobt not preeentea for payment...... — $2,219,620 DEBT BEARING HO INTEREST, United States notes. ad $1,037,950 Fractional currency. _ 617, Goid certiicates of deposit. $1,923,540 _ $368,236 - - $18,165,421 = AMOUNT IN TREASURY. $16,492,027 Amount of debt less cash in ‘Treasury . — $5,170,160 Tt will be soon that although the total debt,,exclusive of the amount in the Treasury, shows an increase of 818,165,421, it shows a decrease if we inclade the latter, * of $5,170,160. The saies of new five-twenties of 1865 have been unusually neavy and largely in excess of the aales of soven-thirty notes. Hence the iucrease of nearly thirty-nine millions in the amount of currency in the Treasury. The volume of United States notes has been contracted more than a million, owing maiuly, it i said, to the withdrawal of mutilated notes, while the com- pound interést notes have been reduced to the extent of $4,744,270, The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Suab-Treasury in this city for the @tpired portion of the week have been as follows: — Custom gg ary <—h ala —- ents 8 Balances, 13 soon ast 484 $123,769,762 600,751 126 804,118 704, ei 2 440,198 128,008,746 The exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports for the week ending Jane 4, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those for the corresponding periods in 1965 and 1866; — 1865, 1806, 1867, $1,725,342 $1,694,055 $2,437,300 60,378,039 96,810,858 80,903, $42 Since Jan. 1... $71,100,081 $08,104,413 $89,001,741 ‘The foreign imports at New York for the week, since January 1, 1867, and for the corresponding period of the past two yoars, compare as follows:— For the week, . Prev. 1865, 1806. 1867, ee e+ $807,385 1, 282, 567 oan morchan’e. . 1,964,380 byt ted Sis Total for woek.. 208 87,7 715 Prev, reported... 2204 00k rie Pent Binoe Jan, 1,. $61,146,299 $183,007,008 §100,005,902 a Tho commerce of Now York from July 1to date of cach of the years mentioned compares as follows:— 1964-5. 1965-6. 1866-7. Imports mdse. .$142.016,9% 6275 992;160 $240,538,034 Exports prode’e, 195,257,1TL 205,082,540 164,998,136 Exports specie. 35,110,482 45,344,703 34,027,068 SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, Wednesday, Juve 5—10:30 A. M. ssa 100 300 20 100 400 300 ra 200 100 Hud: 20 Read! 200 Mich C 800 Mich So #.N Indie 67 $9 Clev, Col & 100 Chi & a 200 Ett 1500 Me 900 Ohi 4 100 bso 200 200 15) ‘200 300 20 120 dio Patri acut RR, 97 400 Mil & St PaulkR pf 64! Be, Sis nanes an Half-past Two oClock P. $10000 US 6's 81, coup. 112% 75 es ‘2600 US 6's,5-20 0°62, am, 400 Erte RE: PAOD BOs. sca ag: 109M 100 Hudson it 1000 U.S 6%e, 5-20. "65. 106% 300 40 US 8's cos new 103s 200 2000 Teno Lugssochaareal oe 300 va Riis 400, fy 200 ©) tooo Mos FRA ins ose 15) ahs Phoagnix Bank.. 106° 100 3 ie Nat Bank... 107 6 Expres... Bi 13 oon Coal in tS pent ee & i 4 ee Mail 38 Co. COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wrowespar, Juno 5~6 P. M. Correz.—The demand for Rio was light, and we heard of Rosales, Prime grades ruled firm, while the other grades were still heavy. Corron.—There waa rather more demand, and the market ruled very firm at previous quotations, The sales aggregated 2,900 bales. We quote;— —— Florida. Mobile. N.O. Ordina Py 3 we middilne. FY 6 rs 26% Middling . He Fy 23 2 Good mia ling: @ 33 Fiour xp Giain.—Rece! ip 8g flour. 70 bags corn meal. 2.799 bushela wheat. do. corn, 23,081 do. oats and 4.075 do. poss. The dour mirket was dull, heavy, irregular and lower, de generally was light, though ‘the aj te business was heavier than for some days, owing tothe fact that several of the leading dealers were enabled to ace bout 1,000 bla, each by accypting of very low bids. ices wore generally about 15c, . lower, but consider- able was dong at a atil greater reduction. California wes full sales ‘were about 9,000 Bols,, including California, at the revised, quotations ap- pended, For Southern flour the demand was light, and a decline of Wc. a 26c. per bbl. was conceded. The sales were limtwed to 200 bbls, Rye flour was in moderate demand, Prices ruled steady. Sales 350 bbis., at $7 75 a $9 40, Corn meal was scaroely so firm, though ihe demand was active, the sales comprising shou ut 760 bbls. city at $5 80: also do, Brandywine and 400 do, puncheons on private terms, We qnote:— 3 Suvertine State and Westera. a $9 9 Extra State. a 100 C eee — 21 0 12 00 gon id ‘ne Uo abe sh) ds. in Kf 8 io wind hoop Obto 8 sipping Oran Western trade bi 12508 1375 Common Southern. 108 1275 extra do. Bm ib 5S) 10a 1435 7Te 90 5a 585 62a 6% frm; but ordi nd grades wel ronnie oe ; but ordinary and commors ‘yf alos, 7,000" “bushels No.2 Mawankes Gbieago, corn whilo old was nominally $1 17 = and was ¢1 Bie. for We Dy onsyl\ and Southern. for Canadian, Rye was in light demand and prices agi Boshsls prime Ganada West, freo, at 125, Malt was firm, with « moder Sales 8,000 bushels, to arrive from Buffalo, at —The offeritigs wore light and rates remained unchanged, The engagements. yr roe Liverpool. 8,000 bushels peas, at 136d. : +, 1.600 at ied. ot 368. par Coats hey ‘and et steamer, | To wr, 18.000 bal shel: ieeana ee Toa jot of 100 bbis. was 1ed wold at 0340, 0.8 at $a a $4 STIG. the innise an reralted at 84 125 La remains ‘® email stock; sco hermre gern $4 Ga St erica s were irregu! Some small lots stand- dat 2c, witha sale ruruored wt ‘25e. 14,000 Hons in tins (not previously reported) have been sold at zh Of reaiduum 300 bbls. were sold at $8 $0. (Tn Philadel the sales were 700 bbls, standard white, for June, 1.009 do, prtine light straw to white, for June, at Bikes . ‘500 do, standard ‘white, for October, ai 28, buyer's a option sj Fngrimons. —Recotpts 89 bbls. pork, #7 do. beef, 150 do, thd 12 kegs lard. ‘Tho, pork market'was dull. heavy and Tower, The sales were about 608 Dbls.. cash and regia’, wi's2i 00 $23 for Westorn mens (closing 22 for old 2 for prime ties a pricss. Fie 75 for uew extra mess and Boot hans were a shade ar bbis., at 339 a For mae ‘meats thé price for sma lots. Butter and cheese remained quiet atour last quotations, He, a 12ige. for Carolina. to ow! the advance in Europe and the prices ral ng in Havaua the markot ruled firmer, though no actual advance was es. tabitahed. fair to good refining boing obtainable at 10s40. a Tie sales wore 1,200 b if 1oiee, w 11340, for Cuba, 11%e. for Perio Rica: W'doxes at 13840. shade firmer, aa prices were aot otabty Fd hards being atl quoted « 13 nates Linesed--Beyond the. sale, noticed fa our iat we | heard of nothing: the markee was frts, Grass soods fe. | mained dull and nominal. ided change; sales were re. ‘at de. a 136, ; also 40,000 Ibs, grease at in moderate request. The sales were about Ey bbls. The only sales were 15) . & 100 156.000 1ba."nt Ag all Wrisker.— bbls Western, in bond at Se. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Purtapecema, June 6, 0 goftgct are dull, Ponngrtvasia State fives, 9: Morris C ai allroad, 64; Pennsylvania Railroad, 51? a, t exchange on New York at par. Cotton stead; jour dull and drooping; superfine, $9 9 $1i than heavy; Pennsylvania red, $2 ‘and. California, 10 Corn deciined ec. ; sales, $4,000 bushels yellow at 110. Oats steady at ie, ‘Whiskey nominal. Linseed firm at §) simone. June 6. 1867, Cotton quiet and stendy at 98. for iiddling uplands, Cottee-Rio dull: sales ai Ibe, a 190, gold, for common to choice. Flour dull; prices favor bipers;, Howard sireet td heat, fair to choice Mary! nd demand. light. Corn declined $107k gt 13 for common prime nome ; orn, Onts, THe 8a Oc, Sugar dull and steady; sales at 10%sc. a We, for tale to repala Provisions quiet unchanged. Whiskey { sales, fa bond, at Ke. 0 S60. me pr Bi Fiour is dull and fa but ttle inquiry, sales, By bo spring at about $1290. | Wheat ie entire are scarce at any p ‘was offered at $1, with no peril oie 6,009 vas $i 8, Lin gy) are paul, wad ewe ies are nominal! nominally 1 on corn w ew York.” Ke. Sito Page Yo do. ; ate, Lh Me! “Shipments —C ‘orn, Peawetoy ¢ outa, ‘Sudoo de + tye. nae 0 8, 1867, swRGO, J 1 Flour dul ata Sie, per Doi: balea oF 400 18 bo "Eee giao tor rea inter, a$i or oats extra. Ry four quiet LE A ‘neat eauiet a * ating tendency ; 4 tue nbser fuoiations, Corn quiet; hates 1-600 bushels mized Western at $1 ll. Onte aee held at Sic. for round lots of Canadian. Barley scarce and inac- Hy Me gfeag nom. tive. Rye quiet; Canadian heid pai, Corn 1 LU 31 } A a yy d. ve freights ai wheat 9 to Hudson, $4 75 to Newburg, road freights—Fiour to Boston 550, se wo New York, bushels corn, Canal exporte—40,00 Lat FP u uh nominal; fan , bee neat “ach. Word ieionen aaen Corn ts dali and nominal pt MWe. daily was offered at Werke duit at Boe. Taine bet enabeaaed. 3 atl eg gene " fining Ralenal Ow fe fo. for Nos ide. for No. d. of flour, 28,009 bushels of, wk Wwhect. est: 8800 do. 0 ros a ‘aed do do. corn, Shipments—1,000 bbls. ae 5 ig, L eat is dectiat raha Py ryt oo Gora at Be! sale ae, fot ea Ti . for prime and yellow and ay, at Ait. & Bio. Myo is declining: salon at 8 rovialons are stead but unchanged. Lard is Rominal, Whiskey, $2 a $1 03. avit, June 5. 1867. Lou Pm r= of 70 Unde, tolmoce ob full rales, Crom, 35 Oe to good arene jour is dull at $9.0 4 ry BO. Ci 5 porainal at $2 ). Corn, Me. for shelled; on the ear, 700. a 750., in bulk, Sats Toes '80e., 1m bulk. ‘Rio coffee active at 23¢, a 260, Mess pork 2%, _Bacon—Shoul. Lily packed: clear sides, 1240, a (Ce an in tiercea, ize. for'katile rendered.” Cotton — Mi 23}g0. Whis- ‘Key nominal at $3 29, Mewrais, Sipe 5, i867. firmer; low middtinj Bigs. Receipta for Tour Cotton days, 2,412 balea® exports, 6,92) len, Su, a Ces molasses: are nominal. Flour dull; double extra, $11 15, Corn Oats are dull at Bic. cee visions is firm at 9. 0 $1, are unchanged. BOARD OF EDUCATION. Raising the Salaries of Teachors—Applicn- th for School Sites and Buildings—The Account With the Broadway Bank, &c. The regular meeting of the Board of Educaiion took place last evening, Commissioner McLean presiding. The school Trustees of the Fourth ward asked the board, by @ communication, to further consider their application for the purchase of the building known as “the Brothers School House’ for the use of the primary department of school No, 25. Roforred to Committee on Sites, Acommunication from the Trustees of the Sixteotuh ward asked authority to purchase three lots on Eighteenth street on which to erect a school house for the use of tho female department of Grammar School No. 11, at an expense of $25,500, Referred to Committes on Sites. ‘The trustees of the Twentieth ward sent in an appli- cation for authority to purchase a plot of ground on the south side of Thirtieth street, near Sixth avonue, ar a cost of $64,500. Referred to Committee on Sites. The Superintendent, in a communication, informed the Board that Congressman Morrissey has given the appointment to the Naval Academy which was in hia gift to Charles H. Rhett. A vote of thanks was returned to Mr. Morrissey. It was also announced that Cofigressman fox has given the West Point cadetship in his gift to Christopher Burns, and anotber vote of thanks was passed. ‘The clerk informed the Board of the intention of a committee of the Baltimore Common Council and of tho Mayor of that city to visit the public schools of New A motion to extend the same courtesies to these gon- tlemen as were extended to the Soston visiting com- mittee was adopted, A communication was read from a Oregpeae stating a education in New York, and asking the Board to aubscribe for hundred copies at $3 a copy ; referred to the Committ on Course of Studies, Tho report of the Committee on Teachers, to whom ‘was referred the subject of increasing the salaries of principals and vice principals of the femate departmonts, came up, The ae resolutions embrace th > are of this ved, ‘That. section 59 of the by laws be amended on ages agen BD ahd D0 of the Manual of 108i, by etriiiog out subd Visions 2 and 3, aud inserting tn the place and stead thareot the following:— DEPARTMENTS. school having less than one hundred pupils in average attendance, $1, For each school having more than one hundred, and hot more than one hundred ‘aud atty pupils average attendance, $1. having more than one hundred and than three hundred average da $1. For each’ school having. more than. three hundred, and ‘not more than five hundred average attendance, $1,500, For ench schoo! having more than ve i erage attend. a To vice principals of schools " je hundred and fifty average attendance, verage cveding $80, not ex o1 rt 8.—PRIMARY DEPARTMENTS AND SCROOIS. For each school having, less than two, hundred pupils in average attendance, For each achool haying more tieeiee hundred cut wot apr ‘than four hnnares pupils 100. For each school having more not more than six hundred For each achool having more ‘attendance, x hundred $1,800, | To vice prin. cipal of sohools having more than three b and. not more then ten bund average ntiendance, $900. To vice principale of havi than ten hundred | pple a a 91,00). To assistants, an aver- nana th x of os Senior Department of paid to principals of female grammar seboola. nig After a long dieumion au wenden rat adopted as follows, and’ with it the whole report of the com- mittee :— eo ine one hui ile average attendauce. gio: efor each school having more than one hundred an ifiy and not more than three hun average attendance, $1,500; fot euch sehool having more than three hundied and ‘more than five hundred average attendance $1,600; for each school having more than five’ hundred average attend- ‘ence, $1,700. The Committee on Course of Studies presented a re- relative to the communication of tho United States missioner of Education asking for statistical infor. mation relating to the schools of the city. The report concluded with a recommendation for the adoption of a resolution authorizing the Clerk to take the necessary by so ve the desired information. jution was adopted oabeeliteag requisition upon the Comptroller for the sum of $300,000, subject to the order of the Tho Anditing Committee reported on the examination of the accounts of the Clerk of the Board. The report contained the following sta'oment :-— December 26—Balance with the City Chamber- lain at the Broadway Bank.. $1. Deposited since by the Compiroller PAYMENTS, Warrants outstanding December 26 Warrants cancolled by the Board Warrants still outstanding........ $129 Total payments... $957,618 Leaving a balance to th: $26,437 Tho report of the committee was adopted, sad tho Board then adjourned. SALES OF REAL ESTATE YeSTENDAY. fron te rnorenry By Johnson, & Miller t, 21x10, and 2 lois each 22410) ad patient sr. and Brooklyn ay. =" Riad tlante ay. above, 22x eac! Blots on aw. cor. éih av. and Widdie a. Sidi aac ray lots . lows “ 5h or) ~ 620 Slot n. s. ne a5 2 lots on Braxton st., each 201100, nd). above. eno! a0 Blots on naa. iith ay. cor. 161h at, eich 20097 10%. each 8 2 lots on Hath st, all). above, oach #x100, each: 390 MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married Buacorn—Warre,—On Tuesday, Juno 4, at the Prosby- terian church, corner of Ninewenth street aad Fifth avenue, by the Rev. Dr Biagden, of Boston, Samvgn % Bracpen to Annig C., dauguter of Ezra Waite, of this city, Caarin—Cunisty.—On ym Wednesday, Jane 5, at tho Cal- ES Baptist chureh, the Rev. R. J. W. Buckland, iepsos CHarin to titan A., only daughtor of Thomas Christy, Esq., all of this city. Dorris—Anwmaverer —On Monday evening, June 3, by the Rey. T. M. Dawson, Mr. Henry Duvrix to Miss Awaura Evora, oldest daughter of Sylvester Armbruster, both of this city. ee he Tuesday, June 4, by the Rev, William F. Morgan, » Jous U, GruLasris to ANsté G., daughter of the Tate nese R. Mount Lng A om by be as — parents, Wednesday, June the Rev. E. jan fir, WM, Gouons to Miss’ Mane i Wivraus, both of New York city. At the samo time, by Rev. E. L. Janes, Mr. ©. N. ‘Wistens, of New Pe bid) to Miss Masorn E. irom, of Hudson oS. No cards, Trenton and ut please copy. Gresx—Warn,—At on oy her in, of Jno. Brests be all of Brook yn. weow, In devia June 6 5 atthe residence of the Rv mother, by the Rev. Enyard, Wistam B. Howsy to Harrie M. Lawn, dangbier of tho late William Lawson, Esq, all of Brookiyo, N. Y. No cards. Hespricxson—Sccnpen,—At Hantington, Long Island, Wednesday, June 5, by Rev. & W. ‘WiLLiAM Hewpaickson, of Hi wo Jousr 0., L. 1, ts ghtor of oesene d. Boudder, of oe teriar pice Hirencock—Piatr. Jane ) at St, Timo- thy’s church, In this city, ey ae Geer, D. D., Oscar Hircuooox to Many hag +5 “ot Ch Charies T: $, "tte the Usanestror— Bevan regeence, of the riders te Sonera 2 est ev. Sethter of 3 or Foot sane soniye No cara Optnon—Bogaat.—On Tuseday, June & by D. L, Marks, Awuaoss W. Osraou, to Euna A Boaner, both of this city. Roas—Jousom,—At Mariuer's Harbor Baptist churoh, Staten Island, op Seater evening, =e by Rev. J. J. Ree. Auresp Z. Ross to daughter of late Captain G. P, Tounsca, alt ef above place, YNOLDS—MOCANN.—Oa Thursday, May 30, at the church of St. Vincent de Paul, the Kev, Dr. inci Rosaat Rerwoupe to Matitoa MoCann, both of this Wicxuam—Eistox.—On Wednesda: ame 5, at residence of the bride’s parents, in eae * two o'clock im the afternoon, by the Rov. ¥ Ww. Runyon, Winsor N. Wioxsam, of this city, to Lucia, daughter of William Elston, Writie—Davawrort.—On Tucaday, Juno 4, at the re- sidence of tho bride’s father, by the Rev. gE. Montgomery, Wituiam P. Winus to 8. ter of Joba Davenport, £aq., all of this city. Died. Binmors Suddenly, on Tee on Tuesday, June 4, Mrs. Sanam A, wile of George i. Bishop, in the 58th year of her age. ‘Tho relatives and friends of the family aro respactfully invited to attend the funeral this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from her late residence, 219 Delancey atreet, after @ short illness, Jamas peorenee, 8 the only sen “ey OR aad AK es im the 8th vear of his age, friends relatives are invited to attend the ead trom No. 147 West Houston street, corner of Macdougal, this (iiacetay) afternoon, at two o'clock. Buruingams.—On Monday, pla, eirm td TL, on her way home from Minneapolis, Kars, thi daughter of owe and Fanny Burlingame, agod 34 years, 11 months and 21 days. ae of the sem hereafter. RO Papers please copy. Burns —On Wednesday’ June 5, Awa Borns, wife of Peter Burns, a native of the county Longford, Ireland, in tho 43d. year of ber ago. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, Conover street, South Brooklyn, on Friday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock. Cassipy.—On Wednesday, June 6, Mary, beloved wife of Andrew Cassidy, a re respectfully invited to attend tho funeral, to-morrow (Friday) afiernoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 58 Willett street, Cuark.—At Elizabeth, N. J., on Monday, Juno 8, Canaan: wifo of James R, Clark, in the 67th year of er age. Tho relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral at the Firat Presbyterian Church, at Elisabeth, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. —On Wednesday, June 5, Mancaner, the beloved wife of Thomas Costello, a native of Killeshan- dra, county Cavan, ireland. fotice of funeral in Friday's paper. Covaurry.—On Tuesday, Juce 4, Cay Dentstoux Covcurer, in the 53d year of bis Funeral servicos will be held ai his late residence, No, 11 Stryker’s lane, foot of West Fifty-third street, this (thursday) afternoon, at half-past three o'clock. Mem- bers of St. Nicholas Lodgo, No, 321, F. and A. M., aro invited to attend. Datton.—On Tooaday evening, June 4, after along aud Mngering illness, whicn he bore with Christian resigna- tion, Jonn Daxtos, aged 52 years, bora in the towa of Granard, county Longford, Iretand. The friends and relatives of the family are respect- fully invited to atvend the funeral, this (Thursday) after- noon, at two o'clock, from his late residence, 216 Eliza- beth street, The remains will be taken to Calvary Ceme- tery. ‘Dixsa—On Wednesday, June 5, after a short and severe ilness, at her residence, 232 Broome street, ‘Saran Ann, daughter of the late William and Clariasa Dykes, in the 22d year of her age. Notice of the funeral in to-morrow's papor, Finxe.—On Tuesday, June 4, after a long illness, Conrab Finkx, The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the faneral, this (Thursday) after- noon, at ono o'clock, from his late rosidence, 271 West Thirty-ninth stroet. Fiser.—Suddenly, on Wodnosday, June 5, at Provi- dence, R. L., Eowaxn C, Fisuui, late of New York. Gittex.—At his resideuce, No, 66 Centre’ street, on , Jane 4, Micuse, Ginten, in the 37th year of bis —_* e native of county Sligo, parish of Si ireland. The friends an got roiaives of the family, and those of is brothers, ick and Dominick Gillen; also the off- cers and members of the Ancient 0. of” Hs also Se members of the Tam! General ‘Committee, requested to attend his The remains will be takon to St, Andrew's church, at half-past ten o'clock on Friday morning, where a solemn requiem high mass will be offered for the repose of his soul, thence to Calvary Cemetery at one o'clock. Hawkixs.—On Wednesday evening, June 5, AmenaC., eo of Elkanah 8, Hawking, aged 59 years, ‘uneral services will be held at her late residence, 68 Pint street, this (Thuraday) evening. at eight o'clock. Friends are invited to attend without further notice. Kavg,—On Tuosday, June 4, Carmariva, widow of Michael Kane, parish of Multyfarm, county Westmeath, Ireland, in the 80th year of her age. The Telatives and friends, and those of her sons, ‘Thomas and Michael Kane, are respecttully invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence, No. 240 Fast Thirty ey atreet, this (Thursday) afternoon, at one o'cloc' Kesemas.—On Wednesday morning, June 5, of heart disease, Dr. Cuantes Keasman, of Cagsell, Germany. His friends are respectfully invited to "attend fa. ae ine Ping afternoon, at half-past three o'clock, late residence, No. 396 Carlton avenue, Brook- Lawovt,—On sooney; Jane 4, after a short illness, Ronerr H. Lawonr. ” ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral this Cay pd afternoon, at S o'clock, from eee, of his mother, No. 69 Lexington avenue. Mits.—In Middlebush, N. J., on Tuesday, June 4, Many, widow of Captain Moses Mills, The funeral sorvices will be held at the Moravian bens Staten Island, this (Thursday) afternoen, at one o’clook. Moop.—On Tuesdgy, June 4, Mary, Rved of Poter Mood and eldest daughter of James B. ‘Tho relatives and friends are invited 10, Teatond the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at four o'clock, from her late residence, 61 Morton street. McLavomux.—On Tuosday, June 4, suddenly, Marr Axy McLavautty, aged 29 years, Her friends are r tfully invited to attend the foneral, this (Thursday) afternoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of Mra. W. Crane, corner of Cimton and DeKalb avenues, Brookiyn. . Prick —Writie W., iafaat’son of Walter W. and Con- stance B. Price, aged’ 1 yeay, 1 month and 13 days, Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, from 259 Weet Eleventh street (late 53 Ham- mond street), this (Thursday) aft at two 0 ing Ricarpo.—After a short Tacs son Ricavo, Sr., aged 51 years, 3 months and 10 The friends of the family, also those of hia brother- in-law, Horatio N. Holden, are requested to attend the faneral, from his lete residence, Hackensack, New Jersey, this epee py afternoon, at two o'clock. Cars leave New York, foot of Chambers street, at a quarter before twelve o’clook and return at half. -past four P, M. Renz.—On Wednesday, June 5, Euizaneru Reiss, wife of Uaptain F. Reisz, azed 55 years aud 2 mont The relatives and friends and Troop C, First regiment of cavalry, N. Y. 8. N. G.; the New Yorker Schuetzen corpa, and the Weatphalishen Kranken Untersbitzuny Ver8iv, are respectfully invited to attend the fun from 6i New Canal street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock, ‘Snoox.—On Wednesday, Juno 5, after a severe ilinoss, Writtam Josern SHoon, the only beloved son of William and Anne Shook and grandson of Miles Conroy, Muiti- farpabam, county Wi ‘The friends and relatives of the family are requested to attend the funeral, from his fethor’s residence, 85 art Eleventh street, on Friday afternoon, at one o'clock. Swrevey. —On Wednesday, June 5, Groroz Swrever, aged 40 yoars, 2 months and 7 days. ‘The funeral will take place from the residence of his mother, Washington street, between Frooman and Greone, this (Tha:sday) afternoon, at two o'clock. friends are invited to attend. The remains will be taken to Groeuwood. New Brunswick, New Orleans and Victoria papers please copy. ‘Wrsset.—In this city, nae ae Pe 3, Evizanern, beloved wife of Joan L years, 2 months and 9 days. The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fully imvited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dence, 170 | hrystie street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. Wrisaus —On Tucada son of the late nichard 3, bis His friends beng those of his brother, Wallace W., and brothers-in-law, Wm. Montross and John E. Bigley are pam se ey invited to attend his funeral, from bis late idence, No. 14 Liberty stroet, iyo, om Friday afternoon, at three o'clock . Woon, —At 308 South Third street, Jersey City, Jawm, wife of John Wood, aged 30 yoara, The faneral will take place from St. Mary's church, South Seveath street, this (Thursday) morning, at balt- past nine o'clock, where a solemn requiem mass for her soul will be celebrated. The friends and relatives of the family, and of her brothers, Jamos M. and Rev. Houry A. Brann, D.D., are invited, N. B,—No carriages al- lowed. Wooorwn.—On Tuorday, June cm, at Srentiogies, Lt, Marina C., daughter of Dr. D. and Jautha T Woodend, aged 6 years, 11 ees and 4 days. Funeral on Friday afternoon, at threo o'clook at the Second Presbyterian church of Huntington. Relatives and ene of the family are respectfully invited to atten Richmond and Norfolk papers pleare copy. _SHIPPING NEWS. Wawa" June 4, Gro N. Wutase, illiams, in the 45th yoar of stated 9OR Say voRe-tune Dat. 2 ON ser. mr. JUNE 5.1887, vent igre nn een, Liverpool via Queens. aa (Brom), Wenke, Southampton and Moneka, Marahman, Charieston—Livingston, arsine Fr easnshts Albemarie, Bourne, Norfolk. City Potat and Richmond—N L M Co. e Titi brat i vasa binaraphip Dirge, PortiandeJ F Ameq paemetlp SBquator, Jackaway, Bosion—Bouser, Srowa & po eavws Stowell, St John, NB—C 1 Marshall & Sip Onareae (Bri, Shewan, St Joba, NB—Pesbody, Wi. Pahl, Bristol via Wimiugton, NO— Bark Bay | ot (Br), Churchill, Queenstown for orders via —Biord etmek ark signa Sia Lunt Bros. °| a (item), Jachous, Oape de Verds—E Pa. Bark Eaterprise (Br), Clarke, Pictou, NS—H J DeWolf & Bark Soy ae Riorane. five lite. & Vining Brig Premis fron 8 Oo . 01 J |—Bi Bae Reho ( need Warde! iL nt, Si oma nore, White’ Sait Walah & Car givie (Br), Gorbelt 8t Johns, NP_Crandall, ‘Beg Maud Pe Potter (Br), Stomart, St John, NB—Duacaa, aierion &Co. Brig E A Stevens Meeken, Baltim: Schr Gersh Banker, Ellis, ara Miler 4 Houghton, Bone aoe ght Williomore, Parse-SUNer i Houghton. BO Kal ¢ Sour Chas sheerer, ‘inci Si Marting—B J'Wen: Barnes, Eleuthera—J Eaeas, va (Br), Knowles Elouthera—Joa Kus sinbow. Chase, pase Boeufort—Thomas & Ho! beth | TMM videnoe—Ferguson & Wood. Bristol—G N Stranahan. ? jartford—Rackett & Tayior. Soar 9 ¥ Godwin, Waterbury. Stamford. Sloop Ella Jane, Alien, port. Arrived. Steams\ip elvotip (Br), Thompson, Lirernonl and Quoonsiows bayer and iz oa SAMs fac aris ion ow ot game day, 11 AM, lat - Pees Le hence for Live abip Velocity, from Liverpoo! pane aire rigged 3, T avcamahip ca ~ 40 56, lon 68 a York. 1254 ngorsy n the passage; the last strong gnies, with thick and rainy woather: Stoumahtp St Laurent (Fr), Rocande, Havre May 35, and Brest 25th, with mdse and passengers, to George Mackenzio, lat 47 50, 1on 18 590, exchanged colors, with Ain ahip my Rath, Int 47 7, Jon 26.60, with, ship Mary 8; Bist, fa in 48 58, saw a sioamer of the (onal Go, going B: June’, lat, 44 08, Ton 6B 10, ex mship Ailantic, hence tor Brom: Steamship Columbia, Barton, Havana June LLM. with mdse and passengers, to the Atlantic Mail Steams! Ship Ganusttution (Wr), Patton, Laver Williams & Guion. May 14, lat 47, lon #7, exchanged sigtala with ship Nonpareil, bound ith, tat as 14 lon $8 40, ship Jacob A Stam! th, Int 45 30, lon 47 64, bark Fringe Albert, from Routh, Shields’ for New Haven, 30 days out; 87th, lat 42 66, lon 58 30, Clara Wheeler, hence for Tiverpodt, 9 days out; 20 Inst, Lat #037, lon 06.30, bark Gemini, bound’E; 3d, lat 40 01, lon 70 10, ‘bark Co quest, of Boston, atecring NE. Shtp F H Taylor, Anderson, London via Newport, 45 days, with railroad fron,'toE E Mogan & Son. May 27, lat 42 02, lon 58 20. exchanged signals with ship Montano, bound BR; 2d inst, Tat 3956, fon 67 36, bark Gemini, hence for Queens: town, Ship Neptune (Brem), Hirdes, Rotterdam, 45 days, with mdse and 52 passengers, to Funch, Meincke & Wendt. May < 21. lat 42 54, lon 61 35, aw fishing schr B ¥ Reed. Bark Moredian \Brem), Leng, Bremen. 2 and 234 p ros. May 1 to Ruy 5, Spoke aillp Chariotig (Bre). from Bremen for NYorik. Bark Keyston rembroke, Me), Wooster, Cienfuegos, 21 days, with ai and molasses, to Miller & Houghton: Has fad Mant winds and calms the entire passa, Brig Wild Flower (Br), Sanford, Demarara sugur, &. to Peniston &'Co. May 25, lat 18 the déck of a vessel, apparently having been on fire. Brig Mary Stowe (Br), Mienardy, fojardo, Pil, 1Sdays writ sugat to JV Ouativa & Co, May 25, John Sorgontng, an n apprentice fell overboard while drawing « bucket of Mincomber, Old. Harbor, Ja: 4. daym, rood and coffee, to Peniston & Co. May %, olf Capo Floridet spoxe back Badystone. from Cleafusron ior New York: serae day, off Tortugas, ‘brig Gambia, from Bath for veston. Brig Henrietta (Br), Newbold, Bermuda, 9 days, with pro- duce and passengers, to McColl & Frith, Brig Martha ¢ Wwion, Glace B days, with coal, to BF Small & Co. Brig Antolope, Rumball, Rondout for Boston. Sohr Clinton ‘(of Kastport), Shacktord, Clentuegoe,, iH days, with molasses, to John Hoynton, Sou & Co, Sailed company with brig Abby Thaxter for New York, sehr elias for do, and wehr Billy Butte for Bos manda M Flanagan (of Filladiphia), Corson, Oien- fyogon iS days, with ouger aud molassoe, to (dachr General Sheridan, Buell, Lavacca, 17 days, with cot- mn, dc, to master, (Soir JM Lockwood, Sarrot, Jacksonville, 5 Zdays. Sailed tn company with sohr'W N Gesner, for NYork. Farland, Avery, Coarleston, § du Schr J @ Huntington, Jones, Alban joston. Scr J 8 Cunningham, Ward, Ron out’ for Now London. Schr Jane Maria, Bushtell, Rondout for Norwich. Below. Sohr Maggio Loutaa (Br), 68 days from Messina, with loss of aaile, days. with 0, lon 62, saw Marine Disasters. Bite Cenes(not Crisis, as misprinted yosterday), Hum. ad Ebar Bordeaux for New ‘York. put’ tato Fayel May = Bato Gran. Dunn from New York (May 2) for Liver, jona of crude petroioum and gulans zs ratiana do leaking and with foreinast aprung, took a pilot of Bermuda th ult, but owing to calm weather, ahe drift within thin the reef. and was compelled to ing on {nto Mamadou om the aud. = rocks, She was taken Sour Graresnor, ner at Charleston June Sat Son Baltimore, on Friday night, at 10 o'cloe! Romain where she remained until Satu ‘anor ing, wee uhe was got off by throwing part of over! Sonn Jouta Sarr, bes , from Philadetphia, with coal. for Lpawich, Mass, wet ope Friday night near zue wine Light and becamme'a total wreoky ‘Ske rated A tons, built in 1852 in Fairhaven, and owneo in Boston nit an ‘rowel. Sonn Anos F tines (not Addie W Haynes), of NY ‘was the voauel that was ashore on Hungar's Bar. ya |iscollancous. iKD—At Freoport lat Jest from the vue of Rufus 80 goubte it 420 tons, old, ma meen out calle 8 Botie. She. She ts ‘ow ym x of Sepa 1¢ past winter, will be successively iandkerohief and Cross R: for a few da; onsfn og bbls asters | fe Arrived lew London 34. inst, bark Roman, Church, from Hunt's Toland: with 1800 bbls. woe ele ant oil! Spoke May 23, iat $6.11 8. Jon 58 41 W, sok All incetown, ng report of oil; 24th, Int 2913, lon Pa Macy, of Salem, no report of oil. led from ‘New dune L, bark Perry, Bolles, Pa ‘Cleared from Provincetown $4 inet, schr Gago H Phillips, tor the North Altanuic ons ma whaling voyage, Bark Amy, Winslow, of Nantucket, was at Talcahuano April t . Brig Pate , was at Dominica April 19, with fh bin hi Tumpoack oil, taken since lexving Barbados. Osceola 24, of Shaw, was at Pait f NB, taken 50 ola oil since leavin, toh te Reports spoke April 20, off Gray, NB. noth ig since leaving Talcah rt re, : peace et nee, 40, Feat teen tenty, nothing do ga, lerendeen, of NB,was at Talcahuano Ap! fh 760 bbls sp oll on board. Would sail next day tro route Oi fe a ts Taloah: April tA Np Contest Coon, of NB, was at Talcahnano Ap oo bie it ot Would sil ou: ult on #crulst There was no oher w! Arrived at Key Wost rf a tone Clara L aie Sparks, from « cruise, in want of provisions and water. Letters teceived in Nantucket sore it Vaaee, land, in Feb, bark Clarion, NB. meta om all told; also at sea Marek no lat, £0, sehr Putoa Handy, of Provincetown, with ry bie sp "and ae bike sh oil all totd. lon, 78,49, ship Gor Troupe. Spoken—May nt 33 frgin Sandwich Islands for New 7 28 ae 3 dds Lon 64 3 beg Blaclight, of Now Bedford, Apeken. clean. Ship Eouly, Augueta, Langton, from Livernool for Oal- Ma rt nat fromm New York (April 23) for San lat @, Lanne from Liverpool for Baltimore, Ship Arnold | Boninger, PC Merryman, from Cardiff for Bueeos Ayres, April oinilen weet of Sa park <W. Faaate Linen from Boston for Clenfuegos, M ‘annie Lincoin, for 25, Int 38 38, wei one we i om i ireen hiss for Rouse pare & is " S fas ae 31 Ls I . af . ) hip Looks Fra aw. Ship ly a In from Liverpool for Philadelphia, May 12, 12, May fa, lat 3 08 ion 3 Steonken, from Rotterdam (April 18) for Now York’ 17, tnt 44, ion Ship Germania (Prus), bound’ W, June 3 int 40 90, lon anise 8 Ton Bark aleyiien, <_ New York for Gothenburg, no date, Ba atjnice,* Crom Liverpool for Philadelphia, J 2, 11 493, ton 60 4, eT IOS Brig Braniberg, from Baltimore for Ponce, May on on from Gow Bay for New York, June, lat 4 90, ear a Phd Tie from New York for Demarara, May 29, int 29 a Ports. Apew, May L—Arrived. bark Sachem, Kirwan. Musoat Ape So Salled, Helvesia, Larsen, America 4, Frodectek » Larsen, do; 7th, Norden, If nt _—, May 22—Arrived, Western Metropolis (s), Weir, ‘ork. Bactic Port, May 17—Arrived is, Talegraph, Rob- inson. Philadelphia for Cronstadt, Marin wes, Boston for do; Gemal Mariano, liowes, % NYork. Breaioa. May 2—Arrived, brig Bybi, Bonn, N¥ork for tied May ek od, BS Thai Thompron, Havra. ata hia HnnterKeliay, wow (i feliey, gg hs jaria Ade. aie, i Seeker, Myork’ id, Santtany.” Norton La ‘Are for Hamburg Teutowin (8), Bardia, NYork Canta, May pecaprinee ‘Onsippee, Nason. Havre. . Sagovess, Bane my ot “gf J Mon md akaleaten, Iie: Bionehonae ( a ‘James winter ( ity a ndareon, onakat: a, Es ay Sook al tear AT Siuchs tnlanda May 11, shi Mead: oH Vall filee Vennard, Young; Jp, Kmarecn, am, mn rane moose 5 ag op Feet Tact Redes, i ree ‘pal, for France: Maton, for an ater, Carter, 5 Ra barke, Sete IF sion toe ‘Rotterdam; Sa. lA Me finty a Bane Rul on, Boule s 9 ; = ~ ) Aailed May 27, barks dos 8, unt Piles sip. SL Palmer (0 ovuatds, “Wtor by Nettie : “Se seer a costo Oe beige Mary An NY¥ork; Velocity (ir), do. (and procgoded a eae do (und sid tor Londemp a ert achra aoge vows, Vorsey, Cow grantees, or America; me ‘Biowiden, —— “naene, May 23—Arrived, Felten, je some Townsend, NYork, Havana, May 20—Arrived, bark Kurrachee (Br), Gilmate, wh, ir Harp, Arey. Sagua; 30te, cad Bio Cork Via Remedios; Ocean Belle, a Orleans, brige Dove ve (Br). Nickerwam, steamships Corsica, and Stripes, iol, Hatirax, May 38. dolphin: Aa Forben NYork. rook. May, 24 mM, ge gg) Denmarg (#), NYork: ardson, Savannah. Wee. se cea Sew’ Orleans, Noupariel, ves Pulladel phis. Cleared 284, Neversink. Weeks, NYork; Joba ht Lovell Ba th, Llleu, Murphy, and negrsi gan, Balt Sitled 254, FB Cutt Patien, Caldera via Gunitt. Foti Wasilla moar crow, and Minnesota (#), Hi ‘by, Mansom, do; Kelvin, Belyer, Glouconiar. aintd or {ae 234, Jennio. Cobb, Hanley, for Ctouccster, eamamand Robertson, New Orleans: City of Now Yon ‘thomas, NYork: Union, Pensacola: boravien a0 (me Wylie, Quebec; Mth. Bugeni ‘Sanford, Bai Bishop, Guillan, Canso, N& i Now ‘Onion Denmark (»), Thompeou, NYork; Susan iV Fut ford, do. ‘Ady 25th, Moravian (s), for Portland May 30; ous “y ad Howes TE Ly ina (4), for do Sth; Maite (a), Y4 May ‘and City of Paris (8) (9), for Sak of Cork £o), on eo Fa neon (e), for New Orloans 26H ato, NY Boston Immediately: Peruvian, Powers, fee do May 30° Pose tlac, omet por gednan ys Al Stuart, for N Yor nook 2; Aveel, for do Sune 1; wird for do do: tialeyes, ‘Hubbard, Tor do Am Union. Grant, tor do 6th; R H Tucker, ‘clarks “or fia pale May 2; Nomtramis, Gorriah, for do Idg; Kate Da ot, for dodo, Southera, Wichts hoes for Baltienses eapeatcls: RC Winthrop, Stewart, for Cbartoston mi ae it, for Savannah do; Kathleen, Williams, for bile with despatch; Q Victoria, for New Or Yoans May 27; Endymion, ‘Willaims, and Waverley, Boner, for do with despate! »s for do June it " 3, Oriental, adelpais; 24th, Colla (a), Gleadell, N Yorks PEO brige Cheviot (Br), Whitney, Poinaet, Anderson, Boston; ‘ohr Aleré Dunham, Roodoo, Peroy, MaTANmas, ah Philadelphia 34 Mann, Charlestor Meaited aith, bark Pion saris, Sagua, brig Louisa (Bry Bell, NYork: 28th, barks Ida Lilly, Patterson, Clyde; Ger- rude Airarion Bagun vacht Thomas 3 Prazisr, Garton ig 5 Shay, rson, N¥ork; schr Wild i*igeon, taedlon Newroxt, May 22—Arrived, Alice Todd, Harding, Londoa. Sailed 28d, N Boynton, Hyler. Cape Verd Isiands. Newoasrie, May 21—Ent out, Roseway, Holman, few Bridgeport and San Francisco; Asia, Coweo, San ¥rancises (and eld from Shields 234). Pacunmo, May 17—~Arrived, Clytio, Low, Napios led Est Hannah Hicks, Hicks, N York. Ponca, PR, May 12—Afrived, sohr Mediator, Gage, all River, QozansTown, coon be or “Tia Nonpareil, from Now York for Liverpoel Cm) Draane, May Boccaerived, ship City of Oltawn, Barrett Bi ctortenpax, May 21—Cleared, Komet, Visser, Boston Suimcns, May in port Unele Joo, Sewall, for King bar es Soun! AGO, May 24-—Arrived, steamship Fau-Kee, Storing, wYorky via Nuevi fod Zid, bark Vivid, Bakor, NYork. Br, puny NB, June 3—Arrive bark G B Covert, Johnson, Philadelphia, 34, amp OH Southard, Ricamond, Mo; bert Isabella Ridley, Wateon, NYork. a, Rurtabeth Cushing, Brown, Itverposlt sehr D Maranall, Puiladeiphins Mary W Happor, per, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, June ¢—Arrived. sours Kata J fort, Pere ker, NYork; Hazelion, Gardner, Taunton; Wm Collyer, Tay en lor, New London; A M Tyler, tyler, F Satied. ood. i Norwich Jobo Ti 7, Ta- ‘3 Miller, od—Sohrs Glen nd Halifax: ship § Glover, peeeen bark Brage cNorw), Torngneony yen Dexter, Lave Bacon, Chane hides Big BiteetoaTraland. Ge George. town, oon ne. “trios (BU) yAndarnon, Lie bark: me ni ir), Burke, Fayal; ape Town. ‘Con Boney. vine Aux Cares: K Some Walle Brown, ti iliggin, J Parker, ward K ma, DC; Southerner, eit NYork. Suifed Ship Templar, ares Maries Prodan ja, Ui Gth—Arriy tosmahtp Br), Tsiea, Serke orlentaly Calduttay Pants, Gonenburg; Conquesi, New oO Below: BANGOR. Opa ereee Eensdssahr Yankee. Bisde, Coombe, PPRISTOLs Jane S—Arrived, sohr Richard Borden, Ber dered schon Mary Allerton, Parsons, Philadelphia ; Tet WOUARLESSTOS, ‘Juno 1—Arrived, sehr My Rover, Hughea, ‘2d—Arrived, bark Northern Crown (Br), Mathias, New. port, E. { Quarantine--Schr Azelda & Laura, MoIndoe, from Cal> wae Algo brig nia Cob a Farrell, from Port Rogal, te MOIUHTON June Z—arrived echre 8 Is Crocker, Prosby, and Hunter, Endicott, Phi alas uimaus, Bisco ux: ‘da jtrew ‘J Mead, Thrasher, eae, ‘ivi, June scarred, poh ‘Star, Crowell, ang new), Timmon OS RIVESTON” Way a-cAsrived, bark Volant, Oastace, Pinared —schr Tde dela Torrey, Parritt NY ork. Proctor, " Bits for Hallowell? ee ae aon NYork tor Pictou, sobre WG Audenreid, Hewett: Win Soull; John jeavers Weavers. Alex Young, Young; Mall, Vickars; MM M ish, fae "Portland for do; toni 5 or dy: Montrose, . land Forder teow Glover, Molvrock, do tor Camden, Raz ma, French, Bangor for Kel Peantfort for Jersey City; Billow, Pierce, Rockland Norfolk; J Warren, Sargon! Bangor Yor Rew hey ‘or York; Tr iLaltes, Fuller, Boston. YSTIC, June 4—Arrived, schrs John A Buckaiew, Rob bina and MeMurray, Burtrand, Philadelphia; Washingtom, et May —Arrived, bark Rosario (Sp), ntLonio, i Phi ‘Cleared—Sieam ug Achilles, Sehollinger, are ina . Ranloff, Oras; Friendship, Cherly, and Bare Pearson, 405 Lizzie Batchelder, Kngliah, Bosion. ‘Sist—Arr steamship Liberty, Bato, Baltimore via Havaes and Key West. "Wleared— harks Flash Light (Br), ‘Pitman, Laverpoot orpoet rie x Rerdslates (fr), Brei, Carmen, Mexico; sehr Pendleton, York. CHEW BEDPOND, D, June ¢—Arrived, ache James Satiorth- ite, Lon wt, NEWBURY PORT, June 2—Arrived, sure J 1 Bartiott, Harris, Philadel! ‘hace Horwe, Bragg. do. Saiied Ist, sohrs Amelia, Tobin, Ma: ues, eR Adotpe Hiugel, Hobineon. end i i Naylor, Gomers ers, Philadelphia. A rant Anived outs lantelis Thompson, Bas Wrow New Tbelltors for Georgetown, DO: Petrel (new, of ot ai ie » Holbre ok ak por tor 4 odoin Fo ey. Walt ia rook, Bangor for do |. Torre: \. more for Fall ‘ary A, Jellerson, iockland for New all remained 4h): ‘NEW LONDON, i) ne 3 -Arrived, schrs olen M Batter. Pereno Philadelphia. Tyler, Terrill, Trenton, NJ. for PNORWICH, June Saarrived, chr Phil Sheridan, Muc- N Yd ebaueda, June Arrived, schre F Barrett, , Seaconnet; Lottie Beard, Perry. tg ot uP a Ulken Gren Wanmntgee u roen. Feagle, Jul Tfarbados; Thomas Bry, Ca andenas ieoanga, Davia Tagnara; beige Ploy Pe: Loch lly Nally Prog ric: Pretend, Rs ls Boston; N aes Moore, Nickerson; brad at Patna Shtnalo, ag Lee, an bs x “ \uden: Crew: iA M New. Baler; Ade vet ing, Corson, Old Ipswich; Xunie Amsden, jar L B Bulwinkie, French, BeURTLAND, June 3—Arrived, prige J C York, York: Ge. 3, Roamer, Meariand, NYork; sehrs K, NS, for Phiindelphta; Ida aria Koxana, Palmer. Piladetp ‘tame L citegory, 7 N York. Thomas e900, Chase, Hallowell for MYork; "sloamer Chesapeake, 00, Jin arrived, bark Norum Stover, Stover, NYork; beig Minnie Miller, Anderson, Philadel cuipmae, * ag MS Weal, Cony. bi adeiphie y an aoa O%, Frisves, and K W Dillon, Ludiord, do: Otis, Chase, Bitas poeeey Se nota Blackford, York; Kuma L Porter, Bparks, Mried Lat sche R Peterson, Bugllsh, and & Richardson, 4—Arr barks a "ERRTIDARC Iie «are varks Lyman, cane co, Eldridge, New Orieansy si dance Wigton, J JP Frice, Young, ‘shaw, shew, tor Matlock, Philade! 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