The New York Herald Newspaper, June 18, 1867, Page 9

TR RE FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Monpay, June 17—6 P. M. Speoulation in the railway share market has been languid to-day, and a very moderate business only bas been accordingly transacted. The continued absence of outside support has a discouraging eflect upon the pro- fessional speculators who are at present operating for a rise, and there is a corresponding indisposition to “load up” further until the harvest prospects become more decided or a demand from the public springs up, The latter is not likely to be experienced to any mate- rial extent until after the pecuniary results of abundant crops have been reaped in whole or in part, and meanwhile the professional ‘speculators will have to rely upon each other for sup- Port, or cut each others’ throats at discretion on the Kil- kenny cat and dog-eat-dog principle. It is undeniable ‘that railway shares are and have been for some time past selling at prices so low asto be, provided the roads ‘they represent wero well managed, below their real value, and even under existing circumstances they are probably cheap, The public, however, has lost confidence in railway shares in consequence of not a few of the roads being man- aged in Wall street for the benefit of the specula- tive directors, and entirely regardless of the interests of stockholders, These men manipulate their respective ‘stocks up and down irrespective of redl values, and solely to entrap the unwary and fill their own pockets, They go designediy to work with the necessary capital, ‘and for the outside public to attempt to compete with such skillod combinations is very much like playing against sharpers with loaded dice, and the one class of men is as unscrupu- lous as the other, To caution the public against the snares and pitfalls of Wall street would seem to be unnecessary in view of its past experience if we did not know that in many instances the latter is like seed eown on stony ground and soon becomes effaced. AS it is wo advise all those who are contemplating ‘‘a Ayer” in stocks to change their mind on the subject, but to those who can pay for their securi and lock them up for an indefinite period in their strong boxes we have no words of discouragement. The time will come when all the leading railways in the country will be far more valuablo properties than they aro now, and their stocks will undergo a propor, tionate improvement in value, By that time they will ‘be bought up for investment, and stockholders will feel sufficient interest in the management of those great highways of traffic to vote at the annual elections for directors, while the stocks being out of Wall street, directors will no longer seek their positions for stock Jobbing purposes. The sooner this time comes the bet- ter for stockholders and the commercial and travelling public, The money market has been easy at six per cent, with exceptions at seven, on mixed collaterals, and in most instances the leading dealers in governments have been supphed at five. The supply of first class commercial Paper continues light and in fair demand at 6% a 734 per cent, the majority of transactions being at the legal rate, in which connection we may remark that the Sooner the legal rate is abolished the better. New York in this respect would only be following the example of Massachusetts; and surely the State which prohibits shaving on Sunday and.the sale of malt or vinous Niquors om any day of the week should not be allowed to outdo us in liberty—especially the liberty of Controlling our own money matters, The statement of the associated banks for the week shows a decrease of $4,412,672 in deposits, which is mainly attributable to a decrease of $3,042,649 in specie, the natural consequence of the export demand for coin and the payments into the Sub-Treasury on account of Customs duties, The loans have decreased $4,248,833, owing, probabiy, to the sale of government securities Previously owned by the banks, The legal tendors, Bevertheless, show an increase of $2,001,187, while the Circulation has decreased to the trifling extent of $11,979. ‘The totals of the present and previous statements stand es under;— At the same time last year the condition of the banks ‘Was as follews, and the differences appended are those ‘Detween the two returns, dated respectively Juno 16, 1966, and June 15, 1867 :— Tune 16, 1866. «June 15, 1867, + $247,301,547 Decrease... seen eee jacrease. 1,439,086 iar pf ree 21,255,010 In the condition of the Western money markets there fs no material change to note, At Cincinnati the demand for loans, as compared with the supply of capital, is feported good, and the discount market is moderately active at6to12 percent. At Chicago there is a fair in- quiry for discounts on grain paper, but the names of borrowers are closely scrutinized, and they need to be backed with undoubted collaterals. The mercantile de- mand is light, and the national banks there are remit- ting the June compound interest notes to New York for payment, which has caused an amount of plain legal tenders nearly equal to the compound notes withdrawn to be placed in bank vaults in their stead, the National Carrency act requiring that a reserve of 25 per cent of legal tenders be held against deposits and circulation. ‘Tt is eatisfactory to find that the Western journals still Feport the crop prospects as favorable, and that as the season advances the signs of abundance become every- where more decided. At the first regular board railway shares were dull. New York Central closed 4 higher than at the same time on Saturday, Cleveland and Toledo %, Rock Island 4, Fort Wayne 3, Pacific Mail2. Erie was +4 lower, ‘Michigan Southern +;, Northwestern preferred 14, Mari- (pose preferred %, Western Union Telegraph %. Gov- ernment securities were strong and rather active, ‘ander the manipulation of some of the principal dealers in them, but the demand from the outside public is on # very limited scale, Coupon five-twentios 1862 advanced %, issue of 1864 14, issue of 1865 34; pew issue of 1965 %{. Seven-thirty notes of the first serios 34, second series +f. North Carolina sixes advanced, %. Tennessee sixes of the new issue de- clined 5%. At the second rogular board the market was strong. New York Central closed % higtier than at the first regu- lar board, Erie 1{, Michigan Southern 34, Cleveland and Pitteburg %, Cleveland and Toledo 13, Rock Island 4, Northwestern 4%, do. preferred %{, Fort Wayne 3. Pa- eific Mail 134, Mariposa preferred 34, Western Union Telegraph 3g. Ohio and Mississippi certificates were 14 lower, Government spcurities were steady and fnactive, the sales to realize profits by the Jeading dealers at the morving board having checked their upward tendency. ‘Missouri sixes improved 34, Tennessee sixes of the now issue 5. AS fhe one o'clock open board prices were well sus- Yhined. Now York Contral sold at 1023, Erie 00%, Roading 107%, Michigan Southern 687%, Cleveland and Pitsbarg 77%, Rock Island 90%, Northweatern 353¢, dp, proferred 59%, Pacific Mail 142, “ “During thé fest of $he sftern6on the market was dull, ‘and at half-past five o'clock the following quotations ‘were current:—Now York Central, 102% a Erie, 6054 & %; Reading, 10734 9° 54; Michigan Southern, 68% a %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 77 a }<; Rock Island, 90% ; Fort Wayne, 97% a %; Northwestern, 35% a 4; do. proferred, 6034 a %; Western Union Telograph, 4434 245; Ohio and Mississippi certificates, 247% © 2534; Pa- cific Mail, 14444 w 142; Mariposa preferred, 19 a 35. Governmont securities were dull and steady at the Bubjoined quotations at the close of business:—1831 coupon, 113 a 44; five-twenty coupon, 1862, 110% a $4 ; five-twenty coupon, 1864, 1067; a 107; five-twenty eou- pon, 1865, 10734 a 34; five-twonty coupon, 1865, new issue, 100K, a %; ten-forty coupon, 10034 a 14; seven-thirty Motos, ‘rst series, 10614 a 2 ; Seven-thirty notes, second @eries, 106% a ; seven-thirty notes, third serios, 106% 0 4. The gold market was a shade firmer than at the end of Inst week, the range of the day having been from '187\ to 13754, with tho closing transactions at the latter Price, The advance was in part due to the increasing @oarcity of coin for delivery, which caused loans to be venado ‘flat’? and at 1-64 2 1.32 per cont por diem in favor of lender. The gross clearings aggregated only $23,250,000, and the gold balances $929,149, Conasols and American securities were quoted thus in Moodon on the sabjoined dates:— 4% 73 By 4056 19% 9M were quoted at B10 a 96; at throo days, 1109 « M4; commercial, 100% ® NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 14; bills on Paris at sixty days, 6.135 0 6.1234; at three days, 6.11.05.10%. Other continental bills were rated thus:— On Bertin. On Bremen. On Frankiort On Amsterdam. 36 30 5.18% a 6.1 Mining shares continue dull, and the public will do well to avoid buying them at any price, as many of them are absolutely worthless, At the first board Corydon closed 15c. higher than at the same time on Saturday, selling at $130; La Crosse Gold 5o., selling at $1 06, Quartz Hill sold at $160. Consolidated Gregory Gold, $5 90, ‘An English journal gives the subjoined table of the dividends upon the shares of the six principal railways of France for the last five years, and incidentally re- marks:— of the ralwarg reed by capital of the French 880 478,059, £15,078,059 eine was 6 x Dg raised by obligat! At the same time the dividends paid upon the capital of the companies will be seen to be _ 1866. 1865, 1864, 1863, 1862. Company. 8.60 9. Eastern increased in 1863 to cm ined ee ital of the aon increased in 000 ; capital of the Va be and Meat ranean’ increased in 1863 to £16, share capital of the Western, £6,000,000; share ca] oral of 2 a in 1865 to £8,400,000 ; os capi thern, £5,000,000, ‘Aggregate capital of the six compan! eae 080,000. @ average dividend of each ‘company for the five years was as follows:—Eastern, 6.68 per cont per an- um ; Orleans, 16.48 per cent per annum; Paris, Lyons and Mediterranean, 13.40 per cent per annum; Western, 7.38 per cent per annum; Northern, 16.62 per cent per annum, and Southera, 8.78 per cent per annum, SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Mond: June 17—10:30 A. M. $259000 US6's 620 6,'62 11054 109 ahs West Union Tel 44 35000 do. PHO, 10) yo tee call 4486 106% 100 Mariposa 107° 100 Atlantic és 30) Pacific Mail 88 Co ref. o f 09 1 80 shs Bank State NY 110% 200 20 Shoe & Leather Bok LZ" 300 i Be % 10 Mil a 109 Mil Fal pr pret, 56x > BX. 100 Tol, Wal 0) Weatera Union fei ux Bewwn te me COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpar, June 17—6 P.M. Oorron.—The market was moderately active at unchanged prices, The demand was chiofly for export. Sales 2,600 bales. We quote:— by 2 3 aT m7 B rd 3G 9} » Corraz.—Rio—Prime grades wore very fair, while the lower grades still remained heavy, The demand was mod- erate: sales 2,000 bags, ex Sophia, on private terms. Of other descriptions we heard of no eales. anft00R, 4x0 0 bbls. flour, $00.do. corn thea, Shae uae cora m and ia do, ont ane 2 rite aes wan il ehotd of lower prices, nearly s wer pi nearly all = eet lower, and some sales rected Dut a few by ence siiey the Market can ear ponder” and i fs falling “ ta oma. weight The woes drape i flour was also dull and lower. 5,000 Bla. the mar aeeine. irm, te anon ee wa ‘wore. fis obeersitises B suseuseses E y 7% tren, were sola ut $1 1a OF inal malt 18,000 bushels were dis) te terms. poe ae e olferings to Great, Britain wrere rather nies oat ee ee were + and 60 bales furs ‘at 7s’ 6d. To Antwerp, per steamer, @ hhds. tobacco om private terms, To Gics’ gow, per sieamer, 900 bores cheese ut $0s.. 69 bores baron at - SL. tallow st 20s... and _o bales hair ita. The chai —A Norwegian os port in the Balt 1.800 bole, petroleum at G6. 8d; © vessel to Genoa, tobacco, and a Briush bark to Sydney on private terms. Gonwres.—We heard of no sales those reported in our last, Prices were unchany eons ae being in moderate Hors were without essential Geman Sears Hesp continu ull, and * we unim Manila was qnoted at I2c., go ge Rial Hay, with continued liberal receipts, rulod heavy; the de- mand, however, was fair. Shipping was quoted at $125 a $1.90, and retail lots ut $1 60 a $f 80 joLAssms.—The market was a trifle more active, Prices were without decided obi bagoreat ste. anf 310 de. d'etat tO, which price was fered for straight me kod. puade of 354 bola’ to arrive’ at Ge, Rosine wore, dull aud ag 128 bla, common at $8 80, 40) do, paln at $8 a ‘sod a ao. at $3 75 for No. 2 and a #4 & for low Tar'was higher, with saics of 7e bbls Wilmntagton fl ta,—Linaeed was steady at $1 87a $1 40 for jodbin, Jota, Fisk ‘olla were dult aed unchanged, tar} ol ana sales were made ni $1 12.8 $1 15 or prime elty win ‘more activity i: the x oa Hy bet at tw in the pork mari er _ prices, though ihe market closed quite firm at the reduction’ the ‘and regular,” grace hoe. bug t $ub 0 mess; $30 (oF 04 2a $21 60 for prime 118 G for prime. demand for beef was ac- were bbls. at $33 a tra mess and $i¢ 90 a $22 for new mai at $38 Co 0. for Cumberland et Then was gy AS ia the ide, & Be. re ens Baa fevered tue State, and Lic. ane tor Womens, teary ; in mand for ey ‘export, and steady at 8c. pies apie Permovavy,—Receipts, 2,148 bbis. Crude in bul and nominal at e. for regular gravity, snd sales of moment, Beaded wes quit ‘Small lots standard wh sold at ie tte shi Bane lots were ‘obtainable, remained dull and hea b sales Te Falinttgniate smnderd * white at 21K. and 1,000 45.4 for July, at 230. hick’ remained Tulle uit prices were without decided change, though favoring buyers, SvGar.—The mark ot wae fig a active and firmer, an ie . all nine fie ea stor "Save. Me 12 ; iat ieee von private ‘was quiet but fi jored, crushed and ganuiat ‘Stxps—All kinds were almost — and prices were oteanime mand Prices ru pean ay. oti fe Tage me Eyes; aloo 40,000 Ibe. jerately active and steady. The sales were at I1}ge- & Le. a ipte $15 bis. No f—- 5, of Pm sarge Prices were without decided TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. Pat Stocks steady. Pennaylvania Reading Railroad, 5234; «hight exchange on New 39; extra family, $tt af fancy, faney, i210 a . Hye, $1 Le one Hi at Te Lard, skey, Se, ond Cattle “dull ‘and, tower. Nhe Sita * ve ate, groan.” Hoge dill; salen $10 por 100 ioe. formiaaing Cotton quiet and,frm at: ng anne Uotiee dull, Flour quiet for all declined S00. small, fat torebage Wheat —reeet fargo meaiuin Mary iam $108, Ss ae: greet dees Wea rey 5 i @ sales at (0c. a TBc. Provisions steady and un wa lal llc, 8 11340. for fair to good rein. jull aad unchanged. Oswea0 1857. is steady but dull; sales 700 bi Bia tor No.1 for red. winter, Before molorand sts for douvie ‘club and $2 90 eat ab a Hee na mixed Wester: 9 are bald at ‘Too. for Cana- Corn meal $2 75 soaroe; ahora at $52, ship: 4 CCK e = Bes cpg 7 Ang ity wheat and ranted eet Borravo, June Hs. 1867. Wheat is nominal; holders asking 3 = z bbls, of flour, amber. ; changed. tag ‘at $1 Wheat, "1,200 5 CORD, Shi ‘85,000 bushels, 138,000" bushels’ & "000 do. omits, 180,000 do, ; peas, Fa Fioar is dull and nominal, Wheat has Betas Ata decline of Se. to cho els of wheat 000 do. corn, 12,000 do, oats. a sik taney 62 00 %, + si3 bo, 4 a $2 $5 for winter at Yon." Outs dull but $10. Whiskey unc Moss pork dull th no buyers. Buik Ibe, & 6c. eipts, Dole, whiskey. | Shipiaents, 1100) els bbls, whiskey. aewengiie ip Totxpo. June 17, If 867. Flour dull and dectining. ‘but unchanged, Gorn beavy and declined Bo. HBige. a 87c. goa and a 830, for No.2. Vat rm; 6c, for No. 2. ye di eee och fark bbis. flour; 1,700 bushels wheat; corn; 19,000 bushels oats. Shipments : 00 8 tis, on 1,100 bushels what 27,008 Is corn ; 4,800 bushels oats: 1,000 bushels bari Flours firm; elty do ble tran $10 Ta mh iam ours frm; elty double ex 75a country $10 25; $9 75. at has do- a $2: 0. 5 BL V0; Fe. Jected,i$1 36, iy or Wo 8® Coen “is Aiict ats2e: for No. 1," Heeelpia LON bbls. of flour, 14.000 bushels of wheat, 1,600 do. Oats, 2.000 do, coru, Shipments— 2,60 bbls, of flour, 3,500 bushels wheat. NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE. Hudson City. Svrrosxp Cup. Murpgr.—On Sunday afternoon the body of a boy in a nude state was found on tho bauk of the Hackensack river, near the railroad bridge, where it ‘was washed up apparently by the tide, The man who made the discovery immediately proceeded to give informa- tion to the Coroner, but when he returnsd the body was gone, The mark of a boat, which had been run up in the mud, was visible, as well as the footprints of two men, who had evidently been there in their bare feet. A short time previous to this a row boat, containing five mon, was seon passing the Plank Road bridge, and it is sup) the body was stealthily removed by this party, but for what purpose is a mystery. Newark. Barrons tas Uxitep States Commissionen.—A carpen- ter, of Bound Brook, named Joel Wilson, was examined before the United States Commissioner yesterday on a charge of dealing in counterfeit fifty-cent United States tort it being =e that about $250 of the coun- terfeits he had given his wife. He was bailed in the sum me Theodore E. Allen, arrested a few week since charge of being concerned with one Wood in defrauding the government, was discharged yesterday by the Commissioner. Fauna or 4 Brince—Narrow Escars,—About ten o'clock yesterday morning the foot path of the bridge over the canal at Warren street gave way and precipi- tated several persons who were standing upon it into the water below. Fortunately they received mo serious damage, although their escape from severe, if not fatal injuries, is very remarkable. When it 1s remembered that the fall occurred at an hour when the streets are filled, and at one of the most public points, it seems very providential that no lives were lost. It is said that -the bridge has been in a dangerous condition for several months fares but that through the negligence of the 7 lacongana ictals the matter has not received the attention Elizabeth. Tur Bxavr Rarws.—The heavy rains of Sunday night and yesterday Torning caused the meadow lands to be- come again submerged, but no very sorious damage has resulted therefrom. Trent Escars oF 4 Fetox,—About midnight on Saturday last @ colored man, named Philip Conover, who had been serving his second term in the State Prison for horse stealing, effected his escape. He was arrested by Mar- shal McGuire on Sunday at Rocky Hill, oar Princeton. ‘Tas Crors.—The farmers express the greatest satisfac- tion at the state of the crops, Wheat, rye and clover are unusually heavy. The fruit also ia in @ most Hackensack. Tae New Carnouic Caurce.—The quiet old town of Hackensack was in somewbat of more than ordinary commotion on Sunday last on the occasion of the laying of the corner stone of the new Catholic church. Such an event was something which the staid settlers of that region seemed to think would never occur. But the edifice which has been commenced gives evidence of the fact that it will be one of the finest churches of the kind in this diocese, The temperance and religious societies jed = yesterday afternoon bee the principal streets to the site of the church, at which place a large crowd bad already assembled, "The corner stone was blessed and laid by the Very Rev. B, McQuade, Vicar General of the diocese of New Jersey, who also deliv- ered an impressive and appropriate oration. ot the church, Rev, H. A. in, D. D., piquant and uittie addreas,’and took up & collec- tion which ap) to be worth: of shoes, pactiolpatia on the occasion. This will be the second chui built by the Rev. Dr. Brann withina yoar in this missien, not gal me eg material for a third one at iy. OBSEQUIES OF EX-JUDGE WHITE. fe last rites prescribed by the ritual of the Catholic Church for its children were performed yesterday morn- ing at the church of St. Francis Xavier, West Sixteenth street, over the remains of the Hon. James W. White, for many years an eminent jurist and one of the Judges of the Superior Court of this city. Mr, White was a descendant of one of the oldest families of Limerick, Ireland, and a nephew of the celebrated Gerald GriMin, He emigrated to this country in 1823, when but sixteen years of age, and commenced the study of the law with General Waterman, at Binghamton, Broome county, New York. Shortly after his admission to the bar he came to this city, in 1834, and founded the Freeman's Journal, which be edited for a long time, He served one term as Judge of the Superior Court, with much credit to himself, and in the practice of his profession as a lawyer acquired an enviable reputation for ability and zeal. His untiring Iabors tended to under. mime bis heslth, and his latest efforts in tbe Court of Claims, at Wastington, it is believed, were the imme- diate causes of tis fatal illness. THe died on Thursday last, at Sufferns, Rockiand county, whither he had gone to recuperate bis health. The funeral services yes- terday morniug consisted of a solemn high mas of requi- em, an oration and fival absolution. The mass waa performed by the Reverend Father Driscoll, 8. J., as colebrant, Reverend Father Beauderin, 8 J., as deacon, Reverend Mr. French as sub-deacou, and ‘Mr, Alvaro Betencourt as master of ceremonies, At the conclusion of the mass the Reverend B, O'Reilly, Chancellor and Secretary of the Dioces: of Hartford, delivered a beauti- ful and touching sermon appropriate to the occasion and —_. enlogisuc of the deceased. The litera wus then ied and final absolution pronounced by the officiat- ing ae aecirane, During the sorvices the remains rested on 4 catafaique placed in the central aisie, on each side of which were a de lighted omy andon the coffin were tions representing the cardinal virtues Few the conciusion of the services the cof- hearse, ed by the following a eee Dearer ole James A. Hamilton, Honorable "Faterian fbr Brady, Ex-Judge Bosworth, ler and Thomas E. Walker. tanegel contage sroveeted to St. Patrick's cathe- ral, in Im Mou treet ‘where the Ete romaine were depouited ia the family vault ‘ssemne A PRIZE FIGHT IN NEW JERSEY. On Saturday morning, Jane 15, two aspirants for pugilistic fame repaired to the vicinity of Bordentown, New Jersey, to decide the mooted question of which was the better man for a match of one hundred and fifty dollars aside. The names of the pugilists were Seth Hawley and Dan Parker. They each hada host of fol- owers to see fair play, Hawley had for his seconds Messrs. Rogers and Woods, while Parkor was taken care of by J. Shay and BE. McCoy, Hawley had had many bard fights with bis co-laborers on the canal, and has always come off winner, although in many instances the worse for oi but this was his first a) op in the “magic circle,’ Parker came fron Mobile, Eig Ting.” The crowd was thon can~ be et, for fear of awakening the con. atabulary force of the town, Quietness was preserved beighborbon, and everyting pased of on the mare o' ‘The pogiliate soon got to and scpied des- a forty minutsn, nae rah ct Ete by ately ioe was jawle: ‘i The ie Katt ae 1867.—TRIPLE SHEET. Taacy.—Manr, eldest daughter of Torrence ¥. and Bridget Tracy. ‘The funeral will take » place from College Point, this ens afternoon, two o'clyok, for Calvary Vanvemarx.—On Monday, June 17, Moses Eur, young- est son of Willet G, and Jane Vandemark, aged 19 days. Remains wiil be taken to Newburg for interment this en wane Wanna. mit Horeana, on Sunday, June 16, Jomx BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. Tum Montaury.—Ynero wore one hundred and sight deaths in Brooklyn during the weok ending Saturday, June 15, which shows a decrease of twenty-five as com- pared with the preceding week. Of that mumber up- wards of twenty-Gve per cent of the deaths were occa- one from typhus fever, four from measles, two fro! jierr- 4 Lge wet ait Cha sea vee acid friends of the family, the members men, si: ree 3 an aan ee i ot Now York Lodge, No. 10, and Morrisauia Lodge, No. 428, 1. 0. of 0. F., are reepectfally invited 40 aitend the funeral, from hi late Teaidence, Westchester road, bear Janes’ pron the (Tuesday) afternoon, at Pi ay ge Sunday, June 16, after a painful iliness, Mra. H. A. Wincamr, aged 62 years, § months and 1 day, Funeral will take place from her daughter’s residence, 156 Third avenue, this (fuesday) morning, at ten o'clock. Seta! Page SraBBInG Arrray.—Botweon one and two o'clock yes- terday afternoon a party of drunken rowdies attacked an inoffensive German shoemaker named William Mul- ler, om the corner of North Second and First atreets, Eastern District, and beat him in a cruel manuer with- Teason, When condition was ex- by ao surgeon it was found that he had been stabbed in the left arm and his face was terribly dis- figured by the biows inflicted. The follow named parciee Were arrested by officers Kj feng fae th pre- with males i :—voha Garey iced MoNaliy = They focked up to await eg ge AcaDENTAL Snootixa Casm.—A boy named Ed- ward L, Hawkins, was arrested by Captain Waddy on Sunday evening, charged with having discharged ~ pistol by which Mr. William Dodsworth was seriou: wounded while in his bath room at his residence in Clas three PORT OF NEW “YORK, JUNE 17, 7. 5 Cloured. Ship Intrepid, Winsor, San Francisco—C C ‘ 8 Ship Chariots Spear. St Joho, ao cola bi peo bapa ogee It appears that ihe: accused, ‘sue ‘mulie (Prus), Silberschmidt, Rotterdam— ‘Salem ether w: er boys, was ring ata mark in ayard in Hunter atrect, fle'was held toawalt | Bark Columbus (Brom), Har, Bremen—B Koop the result of the injuries inflicted through his carelessness. | goa" # Trow' Young, Barbados—H rowbige . —' \- Bark Cuba, Sud! Havane—J E Ward & © Sraeer Acoipsnt,—While Mr. Henry Robb, of 27 Wil. Cucina P re ore ford & Ch e. lett street, New York, was last Pima pasted a horse and wagon through Grand street, rscxon daonore attached to a wagon collided bath ung ‘esta ment, utterly destroying it and causing him to be thrown uw the pavement, by which he sustained severe injai Mr. Robb’s wife was with him at the @, but fort nately escaped without injui The sufferer was taken to his home by an officer of t! ° Forty-fifth precinct, Orga or tae GreENPoiNtT Masonro Fair.—The Masonic fair and festival at Greenpoint, for which ex- tensive preparations have beon made, will be inaugurated to-day and continue for an indefinite period. The tem- pony building erected for the purpose of holding this ‘air is situated in Franklin street, om the site selected for the new Masonic Temple, BurGianixs.—The shoe store of Henry Dresel, No. 38 Montague strest, was ontered by burglars on Sun- day morning at an early hour, and robbed of property to the value of $69, Subsequently, two youths named Honry Nugent and Felix Quinn, were arrested by an officer of the Forty-firat precinct, and the missing property was recovered and identified by the owner. A young man named George Reid, was — for rig Ana Wheaton (ir), Prindle, Cork for orders—@ F | Slee Emma (Port), Britto, Madeira—L E Amsinck rig Wild Flower, Sanford, Ant Jones 5 Bae Wallan ker (Br), arin in, Fort spain donte & eg. — Mowe dW Brig batten ret Neen Bay—J F Whitue} & Co. Sei Kureka (Be) nom coe Glace Bay —B F Small & Co. Behr Nettie Currier, Currier, Galvestoon—R_H Drun.mond, Sebr Laura, Gertrude, Campbell, Moblie=E D Huribut & ‘Rene Ben, irene, Wilmington, } NC. ES Powell. aver, Richm Schr Thee Wina loimes, Norfolk-A -Hampson & Co, Arrived. Steamship City of Antwerp (Br), Mirehouse. Liverpool Juine 6, via" Queenstown @th. at 445 PM, with, mdso and 45 30, lon 38, Jat 42 15, lon BE ge bably the Quaker City; 161i, 200 miles east of Sandy Hook, steamship City of Paris; 174 miles east of do, steam- Be, Thales 96 miles east of do, steamship United Kingdom, ound Licainshnp City of Cork (Br), Manning, Liverpool June 1, and Queenstown 34, with 4 OO. passengers, to John G'Datee sumed 10 AM. tat aS a bark rigged Stoame r, and E: tte 383. “PM, ta 50 lo! Adth, lat 42 stealing a pair of boots from bis brother-1 ww. On | steamshi; russia, hence for Bambang; bing taken before Justion Thumm, te mother of the | St men denny teollen Cocke yor, iat 46 8, fon 6 accused preferred a charge against him of stealin, ‘albert Gallatin, henee for St John, NB. Steamship Pereire (Fr), Duchesne, Havre, and Brest June 8, at 4 PM, with mdse and 162 passengers, to G Mackenzie. Steamship Albemacie, Bonrue, Richmond, &c, with mdse and passengers, to NL. McCready & Co. Silamenip Virginia. Spyder, Washlogton, DC, with mdse, toJ Hand. Steamship Dirigo, Sherwood, Portland, with mdse and Steamship Bgunion ‘Jackway, Boston, with mdse, to Ben. inckney. passengers, to J ner, Brown & Bark A rwaad (Dutch), Von Linden, Pedang Feb 28, ‘& Bunbe: via St Helena May 10, with ooffee, ac, to Bur! Bark Amaranth (Brem), Holdorn, omen | days, with mdse und 340 passeugers, to Charles’ Lu Bark Union (Br), LeBlanc, Cow aA 2 day ys, with coal, to B F Small & Co." June 11, lat 42 10, lon 66 06, spoke bark Prince Albert (of Hull), from — for’ New flaven, short of het Hath, Int 41 05, lon iro, 40 days, with fa reeor| (Br), Cox, ‘rriaidadh 16 days, with sugar, to horse. He was locked up for examination. WEAVY DEFALCATION. On the 2d inst. a man engaged in a confidential capacity with the firm of James Tait & Co., bankers, of the city of Mobile, Alabama, suddenly'loft that place, and, as it is all ed by the firm, touk with him $43,000 worth of Mobil ry Onto Railroad bonds, Nos, 207, 208, 164, 94, 201, 200, 123, 127, 128, 129, 140, 188, 122, 18, 132, 180, besides several other bonds, the numbers of which are'not known. It is said that the alleged absconder has a wife and four children living at St, Catherines, Canada, He is supposed to have come to this city, an: the detectives now making vigorous search for him. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Freuer—Batpwin.—At Newa JF Brig ie Bravch (Br) (Br), Card, Windsor, NS, 11 days, with plas. enistol Brig Leona (ir); Bon, Dorchester, (NB, 11 days, with N. Sy on Tuesday, tone, to P 1 Nevius & Sons, June 1, by tho Rev. C. B. Hartranft, of ‘New Brunswick, c ‘Schr Frank Palmér ‘or, Bath, Me), Goes, Minatitlan, 9 — . Fisner, of New York, to Juxnm E. BaLpwiy, of igi fee mabouany, 5.0.0 a ig pa maak pubs Sarah Maria, Underhi va, with frui eames ori Wodnosday, June 12, at White | to) &T Pearsall, June 14, lat 82 18, lon 74 29, saw schr Wm by the Rev. Dr. Rumnoy, Josuvua T. Haws, of che i New York, to Josxrmwvs, daughter of Charles Davis, reat ta tk iin (Bah, flonan, Bloathare, 8 aga; wie with ., of the former place. joulton, JORALEMON—FosTeR,—On Thursday, June 6, at it Island Home, Carver, Lingen, CB, 12 da: wat CB Swain, Brig FS Hinkley, and sobre the Brewer, for fork. sailed previously. residence of the bride, by the Rey. Dr, Dowling, Wituiam | #04 M Joraramon to Lizzi C. Foster, all of New York, No | ,,%ch¢ 5, Jamieson, Babbidge, Lingan, 9 daya, with coal, cards, Sehr St ‘Bobert, Ly Forgon, Glace Bay, 13 days, with Newmax—Wirson.—On Thursday, Juno 13, at the | coal, to BF Smal Church of the Holy Communioa, by the Rev. Francis cht but) Tabac Moore, Galveston, 25 days, with E. Lawrence, Aurxaxprr F, Newsan to Inex Joserittye, pofford & Tileston. Had heavy weather, lost daughter of the late Jonathan D. Wilson, Eaq., all of FRovodin dp va onl Sasbeud this city. No cards. Sehr J Burley, : Wiliataa, Wittsington, NC. 6 daya, Schr hr Qragpn. Honroe. ‘Waahingtow, NO, 4 days.” Solr 8 W Bi unwell Absesdris for Schr Pacific, Wass, Addison. Sehr A D Scull (of Great Egg Harbor), Scull, Boston, 4 ‘Schr Amertous, Lowell, Boston, Sebr Jed Frye (new), Langley, New Haven, FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE SEK ANOTHER PAGE. Marine Disasters. Burr Asnors—Sicamer Lissie 3 from Pilatke, nthe south end of Jectai Totnwd, about & rota, Spparently recently govon. ‘Appeared to Smamax—Bexnam.—On Wednesday, June 12, at the Church of the Holy Reg thew Eltingville, Staten Island, by the Rev. K. T. Howard, WituiAm Skaman to Juuszr M., daughter of the laie Commander T, G. Ben- ham, of Staten Island. udson. Died. Brnrens.—On Saturday, June a4, some a short illness , Cora D. Brneess, aged 65 y Bis friends are Popneatulty invited to attend the fu- neral, from his late residence, Jamaica plank between Van Siclen and Smith ues, East New York, L. L, this (Tuesday) morning, mn o'clock. jurke,—In Greenpoint, L. I., on Sunday, June 16, Joux H. Burke, in the 25th year ot his age. ‘The friends and relatives are respectfully pe LA attend the funeral, from his late residence, street, between Eagle and Dupont streeta, esenpomnt on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock. Ctanx.—The members of Greenwich Lodge, No. 467, fee py June ship rule ‘trom the ‘8 foreign Bane Carron Paoxar, Fraser, of NB, before reporied to have been lost by , Sein sel ore on the NW coast of J lof ton and was valued. “ out from New ant 8, 1883), at $48,000. ce in New Bedford, on st Fog and ‘ats, in the ommercial and Pacific offices, for $1,000, and in F. and A, M., are summoned to meet, at their rooms, corner of Greene and Fourth streets, at half past twelve it & Sons, aud others, aud ad sent home on the eile, on, Wednontay, the iy Yo estead the funerl es ie seat de aay isan nate eee ee Arete. 3 which time she tiad no oil on prac ype to re-cthe coo of tha, bark iva, from Glasgow for Marruxw Coxxrts, in the 24th year of his age. lett het May Th jin int 30 6 om 3007, and renoked Baltimore edge cy Hh feral ory? does -soimp soe re yee 4 ith inst in ua veloes ‘Gutenburg, abs inleccbones atten neral, from residence, 122 Amity | Banx Br), from Savannah, reported street, this (Tuesday) a at two o'clock. att Thames in diaeck, had Gest soa oo sou ae Monday, June 1 CR ABURR Cook, | on the Sixt ult, ears, 6 months and 27 taya “fine ot ends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday gin J bP? phan o'clock, from his late residence, 604 West Forty- ixth street, Crow.—On Sunday, June 16, Tuomas town & native of the county Leitrim, Treland, agea 25 y His friends and relatives and those of ‘nis t brother-in- law, Thomas Boyle, are respeetfully invited to attend the funeral, this Y (theeday) afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from his late residenco, No. 663 Second avenue. Davia. —On sunday, Jane 16, Haxnan Jaye Davis, wife of William B, Davis, of Greenwich, Conn, Funeral will take place this (Tuesday) afternoon, at “ o'clock. Ecxert.—On Sunday, June 16, Miss Carnanine Ecuret, in the 83d year of her ace. ‘The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services, at St. Ann’s church, Eigh- teouth street, near Fifth avenue, on Wednesday after- noon, at two o'clock, without further notice. FeRRALL.—A solemn requiem mass will be colebrated for the repose of the soul of the late Rev. Pers Fer- RALL, in St. Mary’s church, corner of Ridge and Grand streets, this (Tuesday) morning, at half-past ten o'clock. ‘The relatives and friends are invited to attend. Frost.—On Sunday, June 16, Mary Frost, wife of the iate Charles L. Frost, and only daughter of Robert Fielding, Esq. af May 2 for W ort Prince (before reported), was seen ou the ach es inst, about 4 miles SE ol Tn the water, with her stefs about Buia Oanouxe—Capt French, etame Oliver Ames, st Providence from Salmon brig Pike BS inst, 40 miles 3x of Barns ine, of Ban- ened. cu her beeen cade and partly Tall ot water, realy doen Vets Sere ne ts tas eibati Bric Ansy Warson, at Boston I Sagua, ety AatTe thom EAE on the 0th, a tat 36 los lon 00, ‘and lost boat and started deck load, Scum Aument Treat arrived at Boston 16th with cargo of Br brig ¥ Fawn, from Havana for Boston (before reported), wrecked. The AT experienced heary weather the entire Passage; on the 10th, of Hatieras, bad a heavy gale, which Shifted cargo. Scxu Ricuaap Purexson (uot as before repurted), High, which was ashore on Cape leary 9 ak nots Loe bess got bf, and arrived at Alexandria 1dth Scux FA Heata, ms, from Georgetown, 9 Kennebuakport, put Newport June 14 with lose rat f rudder bead and j having experienced heavy weather. Scun Vive arrived at New Bedford 15th inst sports two weeks since, while ying at anchor at Cotult, im a. gale, was dragged Into by the sehr Boston, from Philadelphig for Boston, parted, bo Chalne and went ashore, Goll by dlecharging deck Joad of lumber. Wil go on the railway. The reiatives and friends are respectfully invited to satown, June 4—The steamer Worcester, Captain a < the Baltimore and Liverpool! Mail Steamashii attend the funeral, from her late residence, No. 219 East was towed into Queenstown this morning Eighty-secoud street, between Second and ‘third ave- nues, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at haif-past one o'clock. Hatt —Mary, the beloved wiie of Joun Hall, in the 38th vear of her age. The frends ahd acquaintances of the family are re- spectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from her late residence, 220 West Sixteenth street. ART 08 Monday, June 17, Samunn Harrsay, aged 41 yeai The Tecwrat will take: place, om Wednesday afternoon, ‘at hall-past one o'clock, from his late residence, 160 Orchard street, Howson.—In this city, on Saturday, May 15, WiuuaM lor# of her propeller. She sailed from here ou the. ih May for altunore. taking yp * portion of the Amerioan mail, 100. stec 18 cabin passengers, pyrtign of them being mbarked here, and. ha W when her r”” anddenly dropped off, Fompelling her to linmediately bear up for here, whieh port sho reached without any further aeoident, It’ is believed her cabin passengers will be transferred to the extra Cu- nard stoomer ‘Tarifa,” sailing from here for New York on to-morrow, and her steerage passengers will leave by the ingan and National steamers satiing on the day following, and the residue by Guiou's new steaiuer, the “Nebraska, * oo Saturday. the Sth mat. The vessel herself will be towed to Liverpool for the necessary repairs. Miscellancous. L. Honeox, Inte of Vaiparawo, Chile, aged 61 years. ,somonso—At Handy Point May 9,» dae echs of Int ons Kresa: uddenly, in Brooklyn, on Monda) < Cyr prte yeas. ee 17, Parnicn Kuenaxy Eeq., for the last wet galled the Guiding ‘Star, and Swaed by the builders, BY Klos resident of the Sixth ward, in the thirty-third year of | \ A: Thomaston June 6, from the yard of Mesars Creighton Waterman shing. aschr called the Nettie Cushing, of about 12) tons, intended for the New York trade. Notice to Mariners. care woorouy Ofwwial information Is @ has been subsutuved at thie li len» placed there temporarily the war. The change was made now be seen in cloar weal relatives and friends of the family and also the rune Matthew T. A. B. Society, t! Fire Department of the Western district, the 1. 0, of O. F. and tho fra- ternity generally are invited to atiend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, from bis late residence, corner of Pacilie and Columbia streots, Brooklyn. Ennis (county Clare, Iretand) papers please cop: us. first order Fresnel lens hithouse for the third order ter the injury done it during he Zat ult, and the light should er a distance of 20 mile Kxowrn.—At Wost Troy, on Wednesday, Frits ‘12, at | "There is'no alteration whatever in the character of the the resid of his brother, Toray H. Kyowsa, aged igh, with the exception of its i power, ling ft 45 years. Ww be seen at a greater distance. Lonoornest, +—On Monday, June 17, Cuartes A. Lona- & nlom: Charles A. and Lacy E. Bark George & jm, of April 90, and ‘taller may 5 to oruine arrived at Mt Helene taken, wold ay bbls «p and 860 do wh oil, and 400) "es ba ist at Barbados May 27, bark Sara, Baker, NB, with bla of from do 24th, barks Henry Taber, Howland, NB, to cruise; 2th, Lacoula, Parker, do do; With, aoaree, Crapo, do do. A. Mapex, S404 20 yours, Masrans,—On Moaday, June 17, W. H. Masters, agod 2 F Nee and 24 days, Spoken. The friends of family are invited to attend the | ship Coromandel. 74 days from Madras for Bordeaux, fanersh from the residence of his uncle, R. P, Howell, | May 1, iat 98, lon 13 No, 66 Kast Thirveeuth street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, Shi Be mont 108 a ‘days from Vancouver's Island for Belle 04 coe orclogk. Tale, it 48 8, ton 30 W. Ship. ‘Washington, Berry, from’ Philadelphia for San Pran- Mocax,—On Saturday morning, June 15, Maria Avra Moors. Thefunoral service will take place at the house of her father, Peekskill, on Monday afternoon, at two Celok. Friends of the family are requested to attend withoat further notice. Powron. —On omer A Jane 17, at the residence of J. K. Jessup, Eaq., Westield, Staten Isiand, Euzavera Pow! widow ef J. N. Powelson. Therelatives and friends of the family are requested ‘without further notice to attend the funeral, this (Tues- day) @ternoon, at half. omen three o'clock. Take boat at k to Vanderbilt landing and cara reere carriages will be in waiting. please ctteo,! May Int B87 Ny lah 28 23. ath Berea, Mi ruin, from shields for Calcutta, Feb 27, 0.8, vai Rhy Cevlon, Woods, from Boston (May 3) for Honolulu, May 19, 1ni 321 N, lon wanaip star ‘star (Br), from Callao for Cork, May 24, lat 82 47 8, vena Scotrertn ? ed from New York for London, t ip rand, Ja jus, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, June at at ‘Shi m St John, NB, for Liverpool, June 6, Int EN “Ee Esk 14 days from Liverpool for Boston, May ern Corral (Bo). Hubbard, from Havana for Havre, of Portamouth, steering W, Juoe 1, fuhoe Sunday, June 16, Matiio, ROLING, daugh- 1 Deot Henne 3 A sped KB. and Mary C, Ray, in the fourth year of ‘ “hay ga gate from © alifornia for Liverpool, May 28, wat Stas ; “his ‘bal Foreign Ports. jarnoe Regan, in Anrwenr, June 1—Arrived, Joun L. Dim |. Howard, iiladelphia: 2d, Black Meroe, Perry, New York, 4th, Mary Therelativos eeeter lee xh, cr i di Calman jh, Viassich, NYork ; Nash- arow (Pill), June éArnved, Christofore Colombo, Jagearino, NYork, Barec.e, June iSailed, Brilliant, Morrison, NYork Banceiona, May 30—Sailed, C Smith, Godfrey, Genoa, Basewix, April 17—Satied, Ri iti, Greshough, Pat: ited to attend the funeral, two o'clock, from her Staten Isiand. Her remains will be tal i's Comotery for interment. Boat leaves pi 19, Nar pie) at Cenadg is _ ie at San Juan dol Norte, tiie | w{sueseay jor, lave stewardess of May13—In port ships P Pendieton, Pendiston, cara He Kate or Marere Ne ide: Wurremburg. Chase, and Ticonderoga Bhe was buried <oreere (Br) ‘Wedern pape Balled 4 a Simia, Porter, Liverpoot. ‘Thoxpson, — via rokiy ‘on Sunday aftornoom, June | ii for i Pau y ee ee wa a (and be kA ed of consumption, SARAM ADBLIa, Wile ‘CRONSTADT, Badges. latria, Sew: Orleans; ‘Wilam 0. “Taian aged i yours, Mariano, Stowers, ~ sas kahd | eS okie SRLS Cavowmes, May 810 hips Golden, Hh Boston ; Oro: do; ered os Fine, for Ady Joba Elliot se on eek ; Lord oo Ya gerte, or do. tay; Winged iheten’ fay for rable (ts Duan ae as eee eae SS "3 atin, cer Bonen: Wie the Fives May 3 ships Koval Arthur (Br)y pt, : Nyanza (Br), Thomas, NYork. Suiled from. (Br), pips Joe Molimea, Ov Boston ; ith, Sagamore, sr May ‘ath, bark Nesuiaus Schibyc, do. Duct’ June peo by, Teiopea (*}, from Philadelphia for Antwerp. ‘Duxcunnss, June 1—O, Garibaldi, from Rotterdam (or NY ie June 4—Arrived, Dominico. Peomarine, NYors. pe June 4—Arri Prithiof. NYork. Put in éth, Kood Ly rom London for NYork Hawsune, Juve meee Toosbury, San Fran. Sailed from Cuxhaven June me seee! Nissen, San Franci bal . warns Maj SL~Clenred, cared, a fymman, Cardif? and wilaraia aes Sn hanvet steamer yee Hudeon, ativax, June 8Arrived, ship Crusader, Jenking, Liver imaaua, omen port brig Anna Eldridge, Clifford, for Boston Liverroot, Palmyra (s),, Watson, Mow York (and poe out to retura) Ath, Franols P Sage, ‘and Wvardour, hive, New: Robert, corres, L Rieh esti. He Hawes, john H ry ered ou out for Boston); Alber th. Her San Francisco; A Benite Ga Galveston; pow bg ms & Card. Md Orleans; ‘Norwood, Pal ‘ork. roa J ‘han Chase, Chase, Phi Pro- st, Jouathan: ” iia joss 4 Boston; "i Raita (ay, ays aad Jas Foster, Jr, abesl, New York. Cleared'S4, Waverly, Honner, New Orleans: ‘Victo- . Hughes, er, Olark., Philad mene a out Mosher, Anthon Anthony, Halifax; Fidelio, rT adel jt ow Ghicage (0), Plea, and usa (9), Cook, New Bevons edge ‘Stricker, Jago, de Cuba via Lonpon, June Finks Sofia, Boston. Mrnatir.am, May 18—No vessels in port Matanzas, Sune 6- gin barks Ellen for Bosion, ‘idg: Stai Jewett, ; Br), for do do; Rainoow ¢ as for* Foranh do; Kyen' tar (Br), Fy for Mi Hontaeel. i 3 Paragon| v7} tor NYork; , for do, de; Choviot (Be. Whitney, for Suara dai baie rh ah wean for Caiba- rien, io | for Boston ; ne may nr for do, to load for NYork or Portland; ces for iastau, June &—In port Brig Cooney, ‘Cooney: for New ‘ork, ready. Neweasrlr. NB, June ¢—Arrived, ship Canvas Baek, Jonna, NYork, ‘Oporto, May 37—Arrived, Fortuna, Pinteira, NYork. Ponnsmouri; June 4—Paised, Hudson, Prait, trom Low. don for 8York: yegeTtanp, May 90-00, Prinz Albert, Plump, from New ‘or Hambu Fauanno, May SS—Arrived, J W Sawyer, Leach, Mar Si-_Arrived, Jouchim Christian, Bohrna, Peanais aod aa erina, Py ‘etorson, sacola (and sid for Port aisego Ww); ct fae i Liverpool for Hon pa (not jt Me-Not, Claussen, Man Franc ra eta | mes) Hiuins iced eae reer more; Victoria, Knadsen, Philadelphia; $4, Baner, tort te tor ubtinys Ghpaia Hankins | Higring, Frances, Thomas, Baker's Island (and ith, Shatemac, Soule, San Francisco (and sid for ); Worcester (s}, Grahaim, Liverpool £05. for Liver: Menapee, Cahill, L poraey od (and sla an} ‘eld, Pi tis os nd ald "for ops, koe th es Made! ; Anne a EET sina, piesa izzie Ra} Aen et te Quees oy, Grogan, Nrork. th, The Queen (8), ) hormeapix, dine Arrived, ‘Klien Stewart, Shaw, Baltt RaxcooR, April 25—Sailed, Emily Farnum, Simes, Fal- , June S—Sailed, Bu "Bowens agp Pi—Arsved, ‘Am sank Nore Jenn, NB, June al bate Meare Eig Veaun Bopy, Philadel Soe ok. And Jeremiah b Thokapon. pce ‘Now York, Moe, a, bara tithe sohn et Ths aieaua, Me, William Slates, mae ry ch American Ports. Roan) ts 7 ea June 15—Arrived, scor8 N Smith, Tur- ad. oe eeu Ate Ga Mee eal Bi, wae i re MBieelman, Steeliaan, aud MC ei pari iphie; JS Shindler, Lee, and'J faa iatgs Ck teamer Kensington, ; ship Hu- ro Beats on McKay, aa Matar NBy orig, Job. (Br), Gina iptooiere’ gies *ohinay Weeks cen Liverpool walian eh rere, a Pager ety ny Latin aries, jones. 4 ey aes ait : a scousiown, BO: jerson, Plerson; TJ tr ley; WB Ameden, Smith nee GP" Hale Hok; EF ‘Hert, Hart; Charles Mateo, ai Kelley. E TER N wnteians BB eTiorssomnete sities 3 » * winger, ie hie of Peiber Kenungion: son satip lms parks telanis tones geile 8 Sunday, ie reer ey ay, ABP agp nle 28 jane Young; forte paracrine waa, Nore oy naa: nig Valera Surinam; Meier, Jisrana; Helen BOAT ee one pea ec el ce ‘vanuie A Baller. ‘NYork, 15th—Arrived, Pas Megunttoook, He ‘Hemingway, Cardenas; western onl amar ek Soe ates Ss Glow: i = Frances, Boston. ‘Cleared Bark Tides (Brom). han Muscovado bg mtg SrNelh, Nore icy ain Kn ce Bar Grace, ind Charloxe Fiah, se 5 Jesae SRST eS sacs enn Ag pean Balled. Cn ld oma sith ity ae Serer 1s—arrived, brig Beurman, Small, Davia "Shale yr rie staaruin, sehr Yaanes Blade, Groot. c | Martha June 7—Arri A. eae oy ula bs 8, NYork. fiers SANDING, Yume ived, scbr Bela Pook, ee Sune it—aerived, schr Minerva, Jefferson, a i ARLEETOR, 3 hoa 13—Below, Amelia, Conner, arrived Pau Riven, June ved, schr Bright- Me Wine Atwaren, Glover, Delaware water, Glover, . fs ‘bark. Pn: Sth, "Brak Patriot, Withams, Rio th, bark Iria, (Brom), Schutte, Bremen; sche why Robt Pal: abmnbai eden rere suse arrived, bark Prima Donna, SSTILMES HOLE, June 16, PM—Arri Saunders: South Arava etna Forte chee et Es Frost, Bork for 81 John, NB; ach or for Portinnd: Ephratm & Anns, Thom ‘Ade! nage Brower, Hanuab Little, Go ‘ting ‘Wooster, Ehliadeiphis Tor do: Ainos Edwatds, Somer, a Sac ut a fs Shaw, do for Salen; Maria i Cain, Simpson, Philadel well; L Andenreid, Crawford, do for Dansveraport; Green, Westcott, do for Lynn; Linzie Gay NYork for pian Comet, Miller, Providence Hampden; eohra Oosan Pearl, Convoy, Alma ra Thomas Clyde, Soul, Phit- th Vankink, Haley, ‘do for’ tor Danveraport Point for Ei eas, ge Br), ra S Glare, i Anns. Vn, TAmos Rawars, J Flanagan, ‘Maria Louisa, A H Cain, L Audenreid, Gt Greon, Liszie Guptil, Comet, ew ORLEANS, ae June Eo-perinety Grant, Lamy Calg 7Star of the Union, — ‘bark Wapelia, Orr, benve for em, Sookaey Cloared—Steamship Darien (Fr), Gilbert, Havana; sobr Luce, Havre. morefor do; A ade|phia for Sale ham; Boston, Smiu Dimmick, Millstor kK. saw Fawnads pad j3—Arrived, sehr SOC Broome, rouka, Fernandida ; , brie Droton, adel - Fo cored Ruth ¥ Aw Kemp, Baitimore; W D Man- bet hy ONRWEOUT, June liams, Georgetown, 5C or Winetecabport; Saunders, Elizabethport- — Arrived, sone Win NEW HAVES. Ju z one ek X henveti wtaird ng tye pre titias du Ry iw M. ying Sams nr PHILADE 4! 4 une — een (Be), Praneisy bal ; barks U uate Seen These’ Davise Mand, Calberions wobr bea a ae eeot, man tet (new), Morse, New le. Lat a Fé Hiram Abu, Total ES sagus, Thetin, Forbes, Balter, rrow, sohrs M Ht Reed, Bes ac eres 4 ‘Providence; ©. F 2 eta Se ‘ hompsoa, re H irk Oscar (Swed), London; sobre ‘New bedford, Win B Jenkins, Seaman, PAWTUCER?, June 15—Arrived, sobre Sallie? Chartre, immone, f.izabeth| ane, Beouman and Ravan, ¢ bar ito oa : PROVIDENCE. “une 6 1 aap as oy wi ahi, Ana Cig lyde, erage beet, Bea jonea yee Roe par Rovwiiteh, Ma Mary Natt, a ~ “He ag si ai, es lish, a a Allie gar, Bee ee ‘Yorn tor see esate 16Un—A schra Oliver Baie Jane C Patterson, Whittake more, Tippineott, Alexandria more La Jones, do. ie Aum Brat. ‘fies ise. cromo more, atts as awa, Crompley do; ""Bueabeum hogs a on, yen oy Wer. toe: Tioupe E Sprague, Givbe,” Hlizabeuipor, Foam, Sailed—Schr Northern 1 1 Philadetpbia. eae June rat is Walsh, Phila Wille, Thomas, HY ork. ml yim om tn Ae i, wa P Gordon. aru Raunea Yo tins Weasel: SAVANNAH, June ipctrneed sobre Wi Mills, Toom. ig ollie By Aap luce pote.