The New York Herald Newspaper, June 27, 1867, Page 9

—= + FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Wenwespay, June 26—6 P. M. There has been an active brokers’ market for railway ehares to-day, with Erie and Michigan Southern as the ‘favorites, and the tendency of prices was decidedly in favor of the balls til! late in the afternoon, when a gon- ‘eral decline took place under sales to realize profits, ‘The preponderance of financial strength appears now to ‘De on the bull side, but the public evinces no interest in the movement, and without outside support it cannot make steady progress, As soon as the brokers and other professional speculators ‘who are ‘short’? “cover” their contracts and tho ‘bulls attempt to realize prices will fall, and the ‘Preps which support the market are so slender that they «may give way at anytime; and yet most of the stocks on the list, provided the roads they represent were well ‘managed, are cheap at current quotations as invest- meats, The consolidation of the Buffalo and State Line and the Erle and Northeast Railways was completed yesterday by the action of the stockholders of the former company in agrecing to the terms proposed by the latter company by a vote of 85,036 shares out of a total of 39,637, , The consolidated line ia to be known as the Buffalo and Erie Railroad Company. The bull leaders in Michigan Southern are putting this forward as a preliminary step towards the consolidation of a line of railways between Buffalo and Chicago, with Michigan Southern as the western link. Nothing, of course, is said about the delay necessary to obtain the consent of the Legislatures of the States concerned to the proposed arrangement, ‘The change in the managemont of the Cloveland and ‘Toledo Company made at the recent annual clection is aid to bo significant of the other changes referred to, and it is to the interest of thoso who are bolling Michigan ‘Southern to convey this idea ‘40 the stroet, whether founded upon fact or not, Wo re. member that not very long ago some of those who are mow in this bull movement were operating for a rise in Michigan Southern, in conjunction with some of its present managers,-and thoy then declared its stock to be equal ia value to Michigan Central, and that it would Day dividends regularly {rom that time forward; but the assertion was simply a deliberately concocted lie, They addled the street with their stock at big prices, and ‘wore ready to lie again respecting sotme other stock. Time bas proved that Michigan Southern is a Poor property under its present management, ‘and whether it can be made a paying one or wot isunceriain. Itis not probable, however, that its present munipulators care anything about the value of the property. They simply aim to find a profitable mar- ket for the stock they are carrying, and to got the street ‘to assist them in the exploit, Neither Vanderbilt nor Consolidation occupies much of their thoughts, except im the manufacture of street rumors, Notwitnstanding the increased activity of business on the stock Exchange, the supply of money continues abundant at six percent on railway and miscellaneous collaterals, and five on governments. ‘The probabilities are, therefore, strongly against any stringency arising from the preparations of the national banks for their quarterly returns on the 1st proximo. ‘he discount Une continues dull, and the best grade of commercial paper is quoted at seven per cent, and in some Instances at ahalf per cent below thisrate. At Chicago bank deposits are reported to be running low, and ‘the money market is rather close. At Cin- cinnati it, is substantially unchanged, and the demand for acgommodation is mainly to carry over ld business, although arrangements are beginning to be made for the incoming wheat crop. Wool is at the @ame time creating some demand for money, but this is as yet light, owing to the difference between the ‘views of buyers and sellers and the consequent inac- tivity of the trade, The payment of the July divid ends ‘at this centre will throw a large amount of unemployed @apital upon the market, and this will add still further ‘to the prevailing ease. But the simultaneous disburse- ‘ment of eighteen millions of gold by the Treasury, in payment of the July coupous, will quicken, to some extent, the movement of capital. Goverument securities were steady at the close of ‘business at the subjoined quotations :—Registered, 1881, 108% a 109; coupon, 1881, 113% a %; 5-20 1862, 10744 @ %; 6-20 coupon, 1862, 110% a %; 6.20 -@oupon, 1864, 10734 a % ; 5-20 coupon, 1865, 1075; a %; do., d0., January and July, 11034 @ 3¢; 10-40 registered, 100% @ %; 10-40 coupon, 100% = 3; August, 7-30, 1063 a 36; June, 7-30, 10634 a 3; July, 7-30, 106% a HX; Jaly compounds, 1864, 119 a %; August do,, do., ‘218% 9.119; October do.. do, 117% a 118; December do., do, 117 © %; May do., 1865, 116% a 34; August do., do., 11534 @ 34; September do., do., 115 a 3; Octo- ber do., do, 11435 @ %- ‘The gold market opencd with considerable animation ‘at 188% and advanced to 13334, when it began to droop, and gradaally declined to 138, the closing transactions thaving been at 13834. The borrowing demand was fully equal to the supply, and loans were made without inter- eat and at rates ranging from 1-64 to 3-64 per cent per diem. Tbe gross clearances amounted to $39,912,000, ‘end the gold balances to $1,126,179. The steamer Per- gia took out $152,226 in specie. ‘Tnere is no business of importance doing in foreign ‘exchange, bat rates remain nominally steady. Bankers’ ‘pills on England at sixty days were quoted at 1100 34; at three days, 110% a 5; commercial bills, 100% a %; Dilison Paris at sixty days, 5.125 05.13%; at three days, 5.1006.115{. Other continental bilts were rated shas:— yan a Poa anlar 78 a 186 On Frankfort. 40% 0 41 ‘On anworp 518K 0 518 Consola and American securities were quoted thus in {London to-day and previously :— June 8, June 26. June 26. 94% O48 os 3 td 40 OK sone 19% 19% An English Journal of recent date, when consols were eras nd remarked: — are now at the highest point they have sega since by Pid on at that ome sg ow pos gmt ys w ite present amount, ‘of discount was 3 per cent, The last occasion when Be ‘bank bullion was at its present total was in Decem- 1882, and consols were then at 100% ex-dividend, Walle the rave of discuaut was 2 per cent. Toe highest vs touched by consols during the nt century was 01 on the 34th of that mouth. t yours previously, the 20:h of December, 1844, transactions included the’ accrued divi- Beas ee previous century war 113, in the pth ‘and the lowest was 47%, in 1798, During the last ben? pee average price of consols has beon it ‘The quotations for coneols and American securities in London were as follows on the subjoined dates, ranging from April, 1866, to the present timo, at monthly ia. pete Erie ore eee Tilinois Goniral 81 0 816 ae 6M 1 Mining shares, although dull, show in some instances ashght improvement, but they are, with rare excep- tions, of such doubtful value that it is unsafe for the Public to buy thom at any price. At the firet board Quarta Hill closed 10c. higher than at the same time Aewerday, apiling at $1 00; La Grose Gold 10%. online NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE 27, 1867.-TRIPLE SHEET. @t 95c,; Consolidated Gregory Gold 26c., selling at $6. Corydon was 200. lower, selling at $1 75, It is interesting to learn that the tonnage entries at the port for the first three months of 1867 were as under stated :— No, of Vewels. American vessels. ... + 310 189,224 Foreign vesseis. 607 rene Total... . 817 646,682 The euiries for the corresponding quarter of 1861 were :— ~ Vessels, Tons, First quarter 1861....... 680 317,301%¢ is cra heitty ‘The clearances for the first quarter of 1867 were:— Total cleared...........-... 88% 557,749 18,989 In the first quarter of 1866 the cargoes shipped be- tween this and foreign ports in American vessels were walued at $30,745,607, and im foreign vessels at $122,002,445. In the first quarter of the present year the value of the shipments by American vessels was $30,302,574, and that by foreign vessels $93,783,879, showing that while the carrying trade in American bot- toms was about equal to that of last year the trade in foreign bottoms experienced a matorial faliing off, The following letter quotes an instance where clean coupon five-twenties of 1862 were refused by the Treasury Department in exchange for endorsed bonds of the same description, although similar exchanges were about the same time made for certain parties supposed to have a preference over others at Washington :— 10 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. Warsrrown, N. Y., June 2%, 1867. Your late article in regard to the conversion by the Trea- sury Dopartment, for the benefit of certain national banka, of a large amount of United States registered five-twenty bonds, 1862, into coupon bonds, forcibly reminds me of the refusal ofthe Department to exchange for Wooster Sherman’s Bank (then doing business in the city of Ne: York under State laws) sevoral thousand dollars of endorsed coupon bonds of 1862 into clean bonds of the same description. After sending to Washington twice, at considerable expense for express charges, I was com- pelled to necept registered bonds or retain those endorsed with coupons, neither of which would sell in market within three or four cont as high as clean coupon bonds of the class of 1862. Why tl outrageous par- valle enabling national banks to convert registered bonds by the million into coupon bonda, while State Danks are refused the privilege of exchanging their coupon bonds (having passed through the State Depart- ment, with the Superintendent's endorsement) for clean bonds of the same description? Is 3 not enough that tho authorities at Washincton, while steadily refusing to allow individual state banks to avail themselves of the ‘benefits’ of the law of Con- gress permitting State banks to convert themselves into national banka, so sharply apply the penalties of the same law and drive out our circulation by a ten per cent embargo? Well, be it so, and let us now go in for the Heraty’s doctrine to suppress all bank circulation, both Siate and national, and adopt United States Treasury notes as the only currency for the country until we are enabled once more to resume the gold standard, which per.od, God grant, may not be far off. WOOSTER SHERMAN. Tho receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city for the expired portion of the week have been as follows :— Custom House — i Pg nc Balances, Receipts, Payments, June 24. en id $2,357,; 08 $5,342,672 $129,144, 339 June 25.. 2,189,573 1,217,901 180,116,010 June 26.. a8, ‘000 4,160,124 2,236,101 182,039,088 The exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to foreign ports for the week ending June 25, and since the commencement of the year, compare as follows with those for the emg rer? years of 1865 and 1866:— gael Previously reported ryten 002 sita.ae.i0 at sbo'son 333 307, ss Since Jan. 1.......876,912,008 104,884,214 04,235,726 The foreign imports at New York for the week, since January 1, 1867, and for the corresponding period of the past two years, compare as follows:— oa sooneas g2.0r420a Centelmerchasie; 215/301 4,072,661 ‘Total for week... $3,208,216 $6,740,043 $5,300,112 Toontea Sraor ate bitry Ay 145,694,466 116,827,396 Since January 1.. $70,615,490 $152,441,409 $124, 193,508 The commerce of New York from July 1 to date of each of the years mentioned compares as follows, The imports of merchandise are given at their foreign cost in gold, freight and duty unpaid; the exports of produce ‘aro givem-in their currency value at this port, and the shipments of ag Sen ae Imports mdse... aa is 20635, 6 50 By Eincaipeda’. ee Brosdess ee aac @ UE cbencalth pay Lar Masse cay 12 ts as follows compared with the statement of the previous week :— $1,088 500 reset June 12. pata ared deposits. 804, Government securities. . 886, 3: Other securities. + +++-18,873,580 18,650,101 Rest. ad 13,118,787 8,117,141 Notes unemployed. + 11,627,000 413, Notes in circulation Mace 22,767,730 ‘Specie and bullion. 954. 21,330,400 ‘The following table shows the position of the Bank of England on June 13 and at the corresponding period in each of the last three years, together with a compara- tive view of the bank rate of discount and the price of consols == 1867. Circulation...... ne zm i 106 £36 578146 bar 13,905 381 Public se 198 7.126.959 9,804,049 Private de ite, 12, 127,347 17,172, Gor, securitios.; Higa Toe Tlie 1. Giher'secuntes, Wires WsiRey SLz0 27 Reve wns gonnae NSIGsO 1313" om and bullion 2a 1606 G00 14s 896 21.5004 bo WK Ed BE HK, 98% ‘The Times, of June 15, says:— Consols are now at the nee Be _ they have reached since 1860. The at that date, however, was £6,000,000 below ita present amount, and the rate of discount was three percent. The last occasion when the bank bullion was at its it total was in December, 1852, and consols were ex divid while the rate of discount was two per cent. The highest price touched by consols Serine the psig century was 101 on the 2éth of that month, ight years a ne a on the 20th of De. ber, 1844—transectio place at 101%;, but = included the accrued dividend of he cent, France. The highest point of the previous century was 113, in the year 1136, and the lowest was 4734, in 1798. During the last twenty years the average price of consols bas been about 92. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Wednesday, June 26—10:30 A. M. U86's '81, coup 113% 100 she NY Cen 24 call 108, ROE LLY, ie rev.. 600 1 Hane Use'e “a cou, 6 ‘7000 do 1800 a 58 ge28 asbieed aasnle 110% ara s wo “ 5 FLEE os Too 10000 » gO 00 300 955 008 . 6NS lose T3000 254 8 Tou $0% 1000 tudeo: 100% Pa 10 Llinois Bown + 25% 100 et ery tobe 10 imo 8” 500 00 B8x% 100 io si * 1400 5000 6 32 CI Wo a ie, 40 _ fs* doo 0 tay 10 Ey tae 30 14 America i i” 100 $ United States Ex Go 74 100 0 do. % 30, 100 Merchants’ UEx..030 Ca do. CEReE epiegess SSS2SeF52! COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waoxespar, June 8~6 P. M, Corrow.—The market continued heavy, but there was rather more activité; prices were not essentially changed, The sales aggregated 2,200 bales, We quote:— Opland, Florida, Maile, HO. Tes, @ 20 a“ “ 25 a ws % 364 Fi ae) a w w Correx.—The market for Rio was essent! The sales were 1. 10) bavs ex Sharston on private terms Fumigurs wore very quiet, but raves were without decided change. The engagements wore: 10. E or 20 bales cotton at G8, and 6,000 boxes ¢ to Glangow, per steamer, 1.60 boxes cheese at 3 ry men, per steniner, 100 toes lard at Ios., and by salt 9) tons Measurement goods at 12s, 6d. The chariers were:—A Swe- dish be: a 20 tong weight, and iain al a Norwe - petrolertim, ark for onder cape United Kingdom, 5s, tf fee Cont Gantiocae si oll Gd. if tothe Baltic: sade Duten’ big, mast maar tei a acage aad ea ‘eiotinned Fey Sh eke rn ‘Ten nced I 5c. it tales were pout a 000 includi fl essrenyess l eesssuesss i : 18 were manieal es ‘estern ak ‘880, a "oe. Tor Ohio — ate. kan sales were her more os 7000 Ouslel agi do for Weniarn and St 40a $l 60 for Stato, malt were dull and unchanged. Har ruled heavy, under the liberal receipts and a 1i, wg demand, “We quote shipping $1, and retail lots $1 Hors were moderately active and firm, with sales of 0 bales nt 60e, {ing to quality. ras dull and nominal at 120., gold. Other OLASSES.—There was an increased business consum- mated. but at rather easier prices. |The sales footed up 80S hhds./ 26 tloroes and 120 bbls, Barbados at 4340. a Se. at uuction 208 do. Demerara at bile. # 98c., four month: Naval. Stouns.—The market for spiriis turpentine was de~ cldediy firmer. hough the demand was moderate. The wai were 800. 0 60e., the market closing at the latter figure. For rosina there was but little inquiry, Prices were tnenanged, The sales were 40 bbls. No. 2 and No 1 at 578 3 $475, aud 6.0 do, pale at $6. (OF far we heard of mo sales: vuis. Linseed ruled dull-at $1 87 a caska and Wo sata were reparted. "thar ‘kinds wore sleady'"at iant quotations. Provisions.—Reeetpts, 100 dba. beef and 200 do. lard, The market for pork was dull and heavy at the opening, but more active aud firm at the o wales, “cash ai regular,” were 3,000 bbls. at $21 12 a $2] 25 for new mess, $2. 60 Tor old. do,, $220 for prime mess, and $1826 for prime; for future’ delivery we heard of no sales, Beef, under'a small supply and a fair demand, advanced a trifl The sales were 2b bola, at $24 a.24 6) for Lew extra mess and $17 a $25 for uew piain do. Beet hama were steady, Sales 8) bbls, at $i Bacon was a shade firmer and more active long seri v in value; sales 400 packnces, at Ide. a tie, for hame aud Sige. u 3z0. for Shoulders. Tho lard market was rately active at former were 690 bbls, at 11: fe Butter was steady at lle. & Be. for State and . for Western. Cheese was heavy, though quite active, at 6c. a 16}sc., according to al ty. \ Permorecw.—Rece S87 bbls. There was decidedly miore inquiry for Tefiners, and.an advance of 1c a 4c, was established, the market ciosing steady at th provement, tales were 4,00) bois. in git aravity, foF July, at 8c. uelier'v option; 1,800 do, gravity, Fan dat i her's option, ays int July: at $e immediate atin 100 do. fa ong oF tnauly, but the firmness of holders restricted transactions somie extent. The sales were 1,500 bbis, standard white ioe ase. ehiedy at tho latior figure; 500 0, do, for bers ‘all at 26e., buyer's option. do. for September, and do. for Octo- in Philadelpita the market quiet, but very firm; the sales were 1,500 bbls, standard White for July at ¥33g¢. a 2e-, 600 do. ‘do. for August at Mc., buyer's option, and 000 0. do. tor September at Me., al ye mnoe ae ‘qulet, "We noticed small sales of Carolina at Taam the market ruled dull, but previous simi demanded. The sales ited to about 80 hi ae ate, far Guba clarified aud 1i}¢a, for Porto Rice on private terms, Mefined was Py Toad Jog for owrdered, crusted and icanwlatea ‘Seeps Calcutta, linseed ruled dull, and prices were en tirely nominal in the absence of Grass secds were dai! and unchaa pctive and steady. STRARING Wn Sales 60,000 Toa, at Lue. a igen; also at Biso. a 103¢e. ‘TALLOW, was steady ani Uta et ihe adrarice previously abou at 11Mo. 8 1156, imei remained bbls., in bond, at firm, ‘a moderate demand, Set aSert for Westera and 4c, for State. TELEGRAPHIC MARKET rete Canals bo rn iirond, 63% ee aot New ' Toth y par, | Cowon, du dail, Pa e027 Coftee ‘Laguayra, 24¢¢, fe ae eve. $975 a $11; ipo oem, Qeeratemed at Wwhid . i "from, South Geroling drat, tredorarc to-day. No sales “Bi Borraro, June 96, 1867. Pivar in fats Command, Sales at $10.0°8 $11 75 for State Theat in fair railing sad Bod j anor 10,000 bush ptt for wise, oni” Barley, Canadian, exe pro ge, Galt non ariey, Mess pork’"921 80 for heavy: 30 for Yor ty Tard, Ide. wi 3. lots. mi Tour 300 bbls, wheat 00 Ship $0,000 bushels, cats 62.000 bushels. ae Oswreo, J active and Sde. per bbl higher: Pains of 2100 obla, 1 for red winter, $14 for white or double arta.” Rye ° Hour w steady; sales of 60 s0.— Wheat ie firmer; of 5,000 bushels Iowa Chub at $3 46, 00 bushels Nor 2 ilps club at $2 30, and 5.000 ‘bushels ‘air while Canada at $288, Cora Is quiet; ined to car lots at Mc. a 970. for No. 1. wre in seiemandy sales of 7.00 bushels, Western on, fe held ‘at $1 25 for Canadian. rod eel Poti Pas are, quiet Corn teal $3 75 per 100 ibe: ood demand ; ah 5 shipstnt SGunal traighte are Sails cere: Te routs Oe totne New work: Iunnber, $8 60 to. the iludson and $4 26 0 AT. bany. Railroad to, Boston, Te; to albany freignts—four to imports—1,300 feet of lumber. "‘Caual ex 147igue te Gemer and un eady at $2 96 for No. 1 dull at 65. re is unchan, nominal at M irk is steady at tales of 350,00) Ibs., at 7 sides. Bacon is in id at Ye. for shoulders, Le, for sides, IIe. a for clear rib, fand clear sides, Hames vanced nee cured, I6e, a x ony at Ile. Butter is cone, 13 0. & ide, Coffee is ntendy at pass Doak 8 60, for raw, Ie, @ 17 eh oe ins, trying 0" bushels corn, 1,400 ee, 4,000 Cals, $00) do, wheat, 700 bbls, whiskey. cot ipeeeaier aie bbia. a val 400 bags coffee. Cmcaco, F desan 1987, Flour is less active but frm. Wheat is firmer — BGs, ; sales of No, Lat “yw by Je, 8 ‘Corn has declined alae No. 1, closing quiet 154 line of de. 4 seen a, feure, Ryete sendy at § slons are dul, and, nominal. | Catt 0 Provi- have deelined 50c. « and extra choice. Live or common 10, good singoth ny im Receipts, 2.4 ie. flou tA hie {2Or% B80 ao. onta, 2.60, Peay Shipm - 3.500 ar, 2,500 bushels wheat’ 110,000 2,800'do. oa: do. corn, Lovravitis, June 26, i Tobaggo--talen $82 hhde. at $2 W) » $22 50'for tht ‘aaetee. reset county monurectartag. Bapeane fost ‘Corn, in bulk, 760. « 7B. Ont, the Wheat, $2 cs Y Sie. for for veresa, Mas Pevalakey. th free, Mt isn in. Cotton, 23¢e. bro Te po yh Cott * eet oe t 2c. is ‘otton is nominal at ar Palventre, $875 1 $000; double extra, een ch fi fancy a$lb Ww, Wheat is Jini i He, Xo. rat $1 79, prime kara fi Rs i are are aul and cued sr Ie, for el ae ketua, ‘MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. Axprews—Browy,—On gage fe Jane stony at St. Mark's church, by the Rev, F. F. Rice and Rey, Dr. Har- denburgh, assisted by Rev. Dr. Moore, of Hom| Coxstaxt A. ANDREWS to Many Van Nosrnaxp, dau; ter of the late Wiliam Horace Brown, all of this city. ACKERMAN—LocK woop,—At Grace on yo! weg on Tuesday, June 25, by Rev. 8. M. Ri ACKERMAN to Miss Gusain V, Lock wooo, jeTLeR—Lyxcu.—On Wednesday evening, June 26, at eight o'clock, zz the Rev, J, B. Brackett, Mr. Naraanrrt. L, Boruer to Mra. Sanam M. Lyxow, daughter of the jate Thomas Hoimes, ali of this loos Staten Island papers please: Barora—Lock woop. —At Paterson, N. J., on Toesday, » Dr. Hornblower, Hexry Barcun to raghter of Jamen 0 Lockwood, Beg, New Orieans, La. on Satur by Rev. Dr. Palmer, Wriuas 6. ‘Lewis, of |. J., to Lypta J., eldest daughter of tho late w ‘Lytle, be awson—Van Wiwkts.—On Wednesday, June 26, = fs emote Ad oft hang Holy Communion, by t 0 Rev. F. E. ue Lawson to Ewima, ran daughter of teat Davia J, Van Winkle, agg ‘bis city, Monray—Bu . ssaalial ©. Hay: gers tam ren 0 paren! a L.©. Brown, °b oF Palvedeiiin Ohio. pi Tvvon—Siwma,—In Boston, Masa, on Monday, Jana 4, at Trinity Rov. 1. ©, Potter, 'D. Dy tind by hey. $9 Roig Panos ‘et Bos: fom to be Sram, iter Of Joseph Simes, vai kege he cameraman ‘ane . Ww. to Youermrs ‘youngest daughier Gregory, of this city. —Jooere Damon, aged 1 Besson —Josern Bannon, years. Tue fripnda of Wag, Commily axe KenpgeiWy invited te attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at two o'clock, from 182 Spring s.veet, Glasgow eprenane) papers please copy. Chane. —Ln n, on Tuesday, June 25, Exama- ner, wife of Johu C ark, in the 74th year of her age. ‘The relatives aud fricads of the family are respect- fully invited to ationd the funeral, trom St. Paul's church, corner of Penn street and diarcy avenue, this (Thursday) afternoon, at hal!-past two o'clock, California papers please copy. Eokwory.—Ou Tuesday, June 25, at 22 Rose strect, of consumption, Joun J. Eckuovr, aged 29 years, § months and 17 days. The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the furerai, from his late residence, this (Lhurs- day) afternoon, at hali-past twelve o'clock. Furn.—On Wednesday, Jano 26, Kuganera Fury, daughter of Michael and’ Margarot Fiyn, aged 1 your, mouths and 26 days, ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funerai, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o’clock, from the residence of her parents, 115 Third styeet, and thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment. Jqiarre.—On Wednesday, Juno eldest 800 of William M. and 3, Emma Jolliffe, aged 7 years, 5 months and 20 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 7 ogy d street, between Pulton and Lafayette ave- ORI Y, om on Friday afternoon, at three o’elock. eciewem. mn Tuesday, June 25, infant som of Louis and Meta Klonen. Lockwoop,—In Baltimore, om Monday, June 24, Har- am, youngest daughtor of RM. Lockwood, of this city, in the 9th year of her age, eS Tuesday, June 25, Tuomas: W. Mat the New York Young Men’s Roman Catholic Benevo- Tent Association :—Brothers—You will meet at our Foote 827 Bowery, this (Thursday), Jume 27, at one o'clock, to attend the funeral of Brotier Mallory. IN A, SULLIVAN, President, P, Trans, Recording Secretary. MicwaLerti.—On Lesap in June 24, Hawnan Micaacertt, age(l 81 years and 6 months. ‘Her relatives and the friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Thursday) morning, at eleven o'clock, from the residence of her son-in-law, Wm. W. Clay, No. 23 West Thirty-diret strost. sionTIMER.—On Tuesday evening, June 25, after a long and painful illness, Cuartorre B., eldest daughter of the late Rev. Benjamin Mortimer, of this city. The relatives und friends of the family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from Calvary chureb, corner of Fourth avenue and Twenty-first street, on Friday morning, at ten o'clock, without further notice, ‘+ Moseman.—On Wednesday, June 26, Frowexcr Ansxp- Rota Mosk aN, aged 11 years, 1 month and 12 days, daughter of Mana Elizabeth Moseman, aud geanddaugh- ter of the late Wiliet Moseman. Notice of funeral in Friday’s paper, Prvsen.—On Tuesday, June 25, after a short and se- vere illness, Jans Pivsca, the beloved wife of John Plueoh, in the 30th year of her age. ‘The Felatives and friends ot ite family are respect- fully invited to attend the funeral, from her late resi- dance. 38h Cherry street, on Friday aiternoon, at two o’cloc! Smmons.—Suddenly, on Monday afternoon, June 24, of congestion of the brain, Dr. Jou Smewons, late Resi- dent Physician of the City Prison, aged 66 years, The funeral services will be held at St, John’s chapel, Varick street, this (Thursday) afvernoun, at two o'clock, directly after which the remains will be taken to the rooms of Crescent Lodge, No. 8 Union square, whore a lodge of sorrow will be hold, Friends of the family and poner of the Masonic fraternity are invited to attend. SumMoxs.—The members of Crescent Lodge, No. are hereby summoned to attend at their rooms, No, Union square, this (Thursday) afternoon, at half-past two o’cloek, to participate in a lodge of sorrow over the re- of our lamented brother, John Simmons. WM. &. MERRIAM, Master. Surra.—In this city, on Tuesday morning, June 25, atter a long and severo illness, Isaac W. Sairn, formerly of Boston. ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from his Iato residence, 447 Forty-seventh street, this (Thursday) afternoon, at two o'clock. d spers please copy. ‘Surra.. Cometh Stamford, Conn., after long and painfal ilnesa, Saapracn Syrra, aged 70 years and 5 months. Friends and relatives of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, on Friday afternoon, at half-past two o'clock, without further notice. Trains leave Twenty-seventh strest depot, via New York and New Haven Railroad, at 12:15. Spruin—In Jersey City, on Tuesday, June 25, Wire B. STE.ie, aged 34 years, 4 months and 2 days. "The relatives and friends of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, on Friday morning, at eleven o'clock, from his Inte residence, No. 204 Jorsey avenue, and at the Baptist church at Piscataway, N, J., at a quarter to three o'clock. Swawrox.—On Wednesday morning, June 26, iow) youngest son of George and Margaret Swanton, aged vere The friends of the family, and those of his uncles, David and Dominick H. Roche, ate invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of’ bis parents, this (Thurs- day) afternoon, at three o'clock. ‘Trstox.—In Washington, D. C., om Wednesday, June 25, SaMuR. Titstow, aged 39 years. ‘The faneral wil) Take place at Gothic room, Odd’ Fel- tows’ Hall, on ecb ernoon, at one o'clock. Mem- bers of Ent Lodge, No. 228, F. and A. M., and of the fraternity, are invited to attend, Verrzk.—On Wednosday, June 26, Maas, only daughter of Charles and Vetter, aged 1° year, 2 — and 12 days. ake piace, seh wreay} toro ¢ two o'clock, will take 18 (Thu: a, at two o’cloc! ws a Baten Pa Farms, Staten land —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—KX—K—X!! SHIPPING NEWS. ALMANAC FOR NEW YORE—THIS DAY. - 490) moon Riss. . 736! mon waren. PORT OF NEW YORK, JUNE 26. 1867. 1) Cleared. a Weser (Brem), Wenke, Bremen—Oelrichs & Fiteamship Albemarle, Bourne, Norfolk, City Potat and Richmond —N 1. McCready & Co. ‘_fisamaahip Saratoes, King, Norfolk, Oxy Point and Bich feineken & Palmore. ‘™Stearaship Dirigo, Sherwood, Poriland—J P Ames. Bteamanip Equator, Jackaway, Bosion—Benner, ‘Brown & Pinckn ker, Matthews, San Francisco—Sutton & Co. Bal Taare ‘Schumueher, Bremen via Philsdel- in _Scholberg & Koper. Paare Maria ( Then: Sting, Glbraltar—A P Agresta Bark Pembroke (Br), Potter, Philadetphia—G F Bulley. Hig Willibala (Pras), Mutacil, Stattio vie Philadelphia— Sigman & Haye, Brg Scotland (Br), Crowell, Barbados Brig Humming Bird (Br), Stephens, Hantsport, NS—J F ir Elion Bernard Barge, Hlaabothport=-Ticks & Bell. Sel Julie (Br), Laprelle, Barbados—Henry. De Cordova Co. # oke Susan, Sears, Baltimare-—Baker & Dason, Bebr Fanny Eider, Shay, Bangor—" P Buck & Co, Sehr M Powell, * iatumy ifartiord—M Briggs & Co, Hale, Norwalk, Ct. Biovp ‘ella Jane, Allen, Bridgeport, Ct Arrived. Steamship Rusala (Br, Cook, Liverpool, June 18. and Queenrown Igun with asdee and passongets, to if Cunard, Sieamsiip Wm Penn (Br). Billings, Loadon June 10, and Havre Lith with mave and 442 sen a to Howland & Aspinwall, Was detained outsiJe the for. Zul Inst, jab40 43. lon 6) Eagle, from New Oriea mebip Columbia, Barto Garrison & Allon. Yast anchor in ower quarantine, ‘Champion, Lockwood, Charleston, June i, to R Morgan & Co. me ip Saragossa, Crowell, Charleston, to Arthur Steamahip Valley City, Tomlin, Alexandria, to Jas Hand. Steamship Dirigo, Sherwood, Portland. Sap Owego, Norio Caraif’, May 16, with fron, to Stur. soyiciemrmen & Co. ‘Boon JB dare from the Binks with aierly win caims and fogs, eeip Chatsworth (Br), Winter, Antworp, 62 da rs with mdse ‘and 9 passengers, 1o Fonch, Meincke & Wendt,’ Hac mroug ae gales to lon 60; since then light winds and ime. bart Netarren (of Rastport), Coraing, Candid, «2 tae lutiron, to Bret. son & Co re Pawnoo (Br), Anker, Dublin via Milford, 68 4 with mdse, to David’ Bingham. tad strong weuteriy gal rire passage, stove bulwar tne Nace Adelaide (Pras), Skorke, Cardilf, 35 days* with coal, 10 Funch, Meineke @ Wendt. Berk Agnes M hort (br), Lovitt, Newcastle, 35 days, with coal, 10 Boyd & i ee Gourrer (Prus), Hansen, % mise, to. Victor & Aehalle Tina henry weateriy woalher we bulwards, split and lost saiis, wick Ino (Br), Matthews, Rio Janeiro, 49 daye, with cof- to manter. fo ark Wa Aptersen, Hieron, Arroyo, PR, 1 days, with » Rood, Cow Bay, 12 days, with coal rd. At Croix, M4 days, with sugar, &o, soilles, 53. days, with ardenas, 10 days, with sugar, to eitbis RU bros ont Maria Wheeler "ot St Geo Me). gum Cow aay. aay, rh coal "ot oar, ona M Knight (of Yarmo: ty rien "Knight, Cow mi in , with coal, to pay rig Onitanwraan tity, Molenn,“Oince Bay, 14 dogs, with goal, to Geo H Brower. Inst, — bark Masard, for oat, 39 days io i, Mugen, 18 day with motaases, to aati arabe, ‘Muequash, 16 days, with spare, to ure TL A Edwards, Ling Fernandina. & Stratton, Cia Elizabethport for Providence, roll, rligabetipors for Middletown. Elizabeth port for Providence. Behr Georgi wor, 4 days, Beur Semuact Ferris, Woods Hllsworts. Bebr Fieetwing, Nash, Roo Bene JF Robins sar EA so Jobusoa, Ta Marianna ( ), Schram, hence 17th inst returning with Noes Of fore ond maintopgal by pilot boat A T Biowart, No 6), fentmasts ( ‘Wind at sunset NB, American Shipmasters’ Associat No 1 Wat Oramee—Roous 93, 2% axe 77. ‘The following approved Masters and Oftcors have received ‘commissions from this Asvosiation — Seber Dunean; 1 Marsnman, Lig ce] boi Echo ae fea ae ay ed annually are javalld, Marine Disasters. ScuR Consv4o, Norton, from Fbiladelphia for Providence, with coal, {s op shore 12 miles south of Squan Inlet, NJ, and will probauly go pieces. (Phe C was built at Port Jettor- erson, Li, in 1849, wae 127 ons resister, and hails from Brookhaven, LI.) Wa F Stonea remains as before reported. Lighters wore alongside receiving cargo from her, and as there was # full tide yesterday afveraon, she probably came off at high water. Bank Cunnentanp (Br), Capt Parker, which wae seon abandoned by ship Wm F Storer, cleared at Philadelphia Sth ult for Sligo with cargo of 36,000 busheis coro. She registered 63 tons new measurement, rated Als, and was built in 1883 at Parrsboro, NS, whence she bailed . Banx Onmwrat, Lewis, at New Haven, Ot, from Liver. galcn in lat 46 4 lon, 66, which ged to thro fo other damage dono. Bria Sunenise (Br), Fulton, from Mew. York June ® for Halitax, was wreck id Island, She ra fons, ballt af Londondory, Ns, in 1803, aud owned a Esali- yy Wier & Pelrson, Baro San Nicoas (8p), from Havana 4th inst for Pal- mouth. with 1,865 boxos sugar, was ‘and totally leat on Rocks. Crew saved and taken to Nassau, togothor with part of the cargo (000 boxes). (cargo, quantity to'save the ship. port studdingsal Brig W H Pans, before reported ashore at Tybee, was bound from Savannah to Darien. bd Scan 2 Cornetivs, which went ashore off Hog Island, Va on the 12th inst, and'was gotten off, was again driven on a reef near the same spot on the lath and by the fore of the to pieces. Loss about $8,000, Sone Foaming Sma, at Charleston 2th from Baltimore, had heavy weather und damaged cargo. Missivo Vestet—The Crimea, Be Boston, passed the Downs Oct 30, and heard of. Mavurnes, May 6—The French ‘schr Clemence Eugente was lost at Rodrigues Feb 13: crew saved and landed “here by the Bilge Coruiug (Ain whaler), Taber, from Rodrigues, whloh arrived here ApH 35, with the loss of ail her boats 1a a burreane near Rodrigues. ‘The ship Belle of the, Nea, Hammond, from Calcutta for New York, put in $d inst leaky. Movtaety, June 5—The Wizard King (American ship), id the Northland (for), Howard, are on shore from Shields tfor not since been in tuts river. Miscellanco U.S Sorriy Suir Punveror, with provisions for tho dest!- tute Southerners, bound to Mobile, was at anchor onthe 20th inst near Beminis Islands, Bahama Banks, windbound. Launcien—At Harpswell recently, by Watson & Trufant, a schooner of 51 tons, nai r Spirit, owned by the batidory and others,’ She is inteaded for the Oshing pusiness, A achr of 348 21-100ths tons was recently launchod at Keinebunkport, called the Hannah F Raker, owned and hailing from Dennis, Mass, Capt F @ Kelley’ master, and built by David Glark, She is intended for the Southern coasting trade, ‘ennebunkport, 22d inst, by David Clark, « double. deck bark of avout 450 tons, built for Messra NL & WL ‘Thompson, of Kennebunk, Notice to Mariners. ROCKAWAY INLET, LONG ISLAND. The buoys now marking the entrance to Rockaway Iniet are threa in number, painted with white and black perven- dicular stripes, a1 re placed as follow: One outsite the bar, in 24 feet at low tide. ‘One on the bar, in 13 feet at low lide. Que inside the ber, in 18 feet at low ti oye iny masiraigat ling and the distance fro to the faber boogie about halt a aailes Entering the Inlet, the course from the outer to the inner buoy is N' Navigators are ceutioogd shat, theee buoye, owing to the ne the on arises nature of the channel. are not to be coniide: Te- upo By order of the Lighthouse Board. A LUDLOWGCASE, Lighthouse Inspector Bd dist. U8 steamer Don has Sheen, searching for the shoal the cket ahip Cultivator stauek upon 1 Docem! or R Chandler succeeded in locatin; lat 33, LW W of 7 the ahout Feported, reser wick. He found the least water on the shoal extends NW and SK, and Mes on the track homeward bound vessels. Upon'the chars 9 fathoms are x vaboat due E, 22, miles from Daria South Snoal Light Bost: hus also been found, upon which there is but six an @ half fect of water MEDITERRANRAN—APRLATIOWSIERD LIGHT OW MORTAR, FORT The Italian government has given notice that from tl Iith day of August, 187, @ light will be exhibited from = gh bana ross asec erected on Mortar Island, at the entrance Port A osaint Island. This iat ie - - axed white and red light, elevated 36 ature Unb levellof the pon, itd id Gaeat?-woatber’ aaopld he uld be Fisible from a distance of § miles, ‘The, white portion of light is visible from seaward between the. bearings & U7 W baa aud N, and the red portion the lage B by'N''N snd SW, oF about ine entrance of the Pothe. mes apparatus is dioptric or by lenses, of the ig of stone, 25 feet high, painted with red and five bonds; itis Dullt om the west of the fh iat 44 383g N, lon 14 358 of Creanwich. 7 i mr: ‘Also that from the Sth day of May, 1867, 8 light would be exhibited from a ‘anata erected on the Banta Croce Boek, near Viesta, on the coast of Taly. MB light is a fixed white ply Soy par from seaward be. 0 the 58) Band WtoN; itis ele- wae 131 feet above thelerelot ‘end in ‘clear wea- ther should be seen {rom a distance of qeihe llammnating apparatus is diopirtc, or by lenses of the rat orden The to octagonal, whitish stone color, rising from the Keoper 's dwelling, and its position, ‘as given, ts lat 41 5a N, lon 16 12}g E of Greeawich. nthe light is intended to indicate the position of Gargano TeALy—waer coast—rrtep wioHt om A BANK, LEGION ‘aito that from the 15th day of May, 1667, « hgnt would pe exhibited from a lighthouse recently “erected on the Meloria Bank, off the The light is a fixed of irs, Gievated 60 feet above the lorel of tie sea, clear weather should be seen from a ‘apparatus is dioptrio or by lenses, of the fourth order. sireval ‘othe beak, 0) yards noe ry ira over aad | pease fg from the light at Its position, Ceiveach is 18 Bot 1 Prane in ‘TER SOUTH LIGHT, From the loth day Of May, 1067, 5 white light bas besn ex- hiblied 634 feet below the red one from the lighthouse on the south end of the Breakwater at This ada Uowal ight. wintenden to prevent the red Itaht of the Meloria Bank being mistaken for that of the break- wan ‘the bearings are Leghorn i Variation in 1667in the Adriauc, 12 deg, and at Leghorn 15 deg, westerly. MEDITERRANRAN—MESSINA rraart—rinap LIGHT ON CAPE DRL ‘The Italian government si re notice that from the Ist & LAL a j, & light will cong from the point of de} Armi, on the coast of Oe Hight is a fed white taut ele ‘elevated 312 feet above the level of the fone Coy in clear weather should be seen from a distance of 18 mil ‘The ftiomiaating ig apparatusis dioptric or by lenses, of the fourth “The 1 pase at of white stucco. a litle elevated above t “s lon, as given, i: weuiagi the Ba om Renee serve a to vessels entering e the straits of Messina Gee, ‘MESSINA Pa Ag im, © rane ov LiGh? 4T an. the tat day of Seni oir, the the Ii pee nt aom of of Messina will the port tower recently erected on the SE angle of Fort an salva a distance of 31 feet from its former position. ‘The light is pow elevated 64 feet above the level of the ‘The tower is square and painted white. LIGHTS IR THE STRAITS OF Rat ‘government has given notice establisned in ‘he 8 oma ‘The Netuerla lowing lights have recently been Rhio:— LIGHT ON LITTER GARRAS THLAND. ‘The light fa a Deed whics Ham, clove elevated ed 115, fone above level of the sea, and in clear weather ‘seen fro: distance of 8 miles. Tino liguthouse 1s built om Hittle Garras faretos, = the strait, to la: 0 46.N, lon 104 2i}y f wici ‘The light ts hie white ght ‘clevated 41 feet above level of tho mes, and tw-elens Weather ‘should be seen from & distance of 8 mul ‘The lighthou« oe ie built Fy Terkole! Island, on the east count of tue strait, in iat 0 68 Jy N, lon lus 19}6 E of Green Ach. " FIXED LIGHT ON SAUW ISLAND. ‘The light is. a fixed white light, elevated 118 feet above the level of the eee, anp tn elear weather should be oem from « distance "The lighthouse is butlt on the east extremity of Sauw Isl and, in iat) 4} N, Jom 104 Wig E of Greeawieh. warerronp the pont of entrance of ord harbor, Hiv August ise, = xed nithouse every fight from euuset 0 Bonen sigueot the Passage Whalemen. led from New Redford 38th inst, barks Arnold, Orow- el), Pacific aac rota New London 214, sohr Charlee Colgater, Tur- ner, Desolation Island, aaeth Eliza Corning, Taber, of NB, {put into Mauritius "126 in distress (seo Disasters), jark Avrora, Worth, of ee was at Cum, Mareb LI clean. Reports, no date, bark Eugenia, Harnes, KB, 10) 4p * Raindow, Baker, do, clean; H berks Sta vanie, Bineiair, do, 128 do; to Bliza Pontian, do, Cr 4, ‘2 yin Enos, nd on at Palta May Ly Ee Gnailo, and would be at Taleabuano lo april next Ship Contest, Coon, of N ih sali that day to cruise, and be Spo top Liverpool, Ws ate a 9 128, lon 58 10. hark Courser, Dickey, from Boston for Otago, NZ, May nit i ea fe (Br), from London for Phitadetphia from London for Charleston, June 21, ‘35 16, lon 70, osmos, Windle from NYork for Bremen, June 8, is Ot, 85d for New 4s, Otte, 88 days, from Liverpoo! 20, on heme Banks; she bad soe tase Poune Zeaee by the wurte Foreign Ports, wes April 22—Passed by, Melrose, Nichola, from New fork for Ub a Jone Menetivea, hobe. Foren, iichols Barts Ne Lg from Val Pears repamrinor in, Melee S-Arnved, pa pes has go pS frtivet, Canad Cenate, Wyman, Barre, tt ara ane Hey ming, hain Oroaby, "Baldwin, Glouces. tor, ’ — June 1Q—arrived, Hildegard, Wikbors, New 1 Oe wpancanas, “Jane IB—Arrives. harks Eagle, Witt } ‘Almira. Goomba, Wisin Mien eatin: Gordovat Briatol ; aches Jomas-Smith, Ledgioy, Balisuores Jobe Lotlieay (Br), Crowe. a port north of| . , Wilar, NYork” apt,” Gh ach, ut Keonsdhase Smith me, ep ee Batted tat, b tame WYork Tua. ioe do, Cuan al ip! Cow Baw, 03, June 3— 0 port Dark Noversii, for New York same day; und others repored Dust, June 1S Areived, Sir B Feel, Larrabee, Lontow (and ald for NY¥ork Dunaewene June ?—Of, Kensington, Baker, from Phits. de|phia tor Rotterdam, Start, ship Arragan, Spon. ays: A ti yore cer, from NYork for London. Fatwourm, June 13—Arrived, jAndaman, Otis, Havana; Mth, ‘Arizona, Conant, Fhe oe Balled 13th, Koodoo, Perey, N rk, qa girinn Miuano, June 1410 port schr Golenafe, for New fork 6 days. Gtasaow, June 14—Sailed, Iowa (s), Craig, NYork (an eon ‘ Gunoa, June dalled, Agen ¥ Ginuattan, Sune 6A Arrive. Marinen ey Marshall, eee oe Philadelphia, in dist gpbetaon report eared Othe Hzuniom Nichols, Valonoi, Seanassortss war Scarred? Peceman’ OM Norfottc. Gormenpora, June 8—Arri om Mel Bia. Hayne, June 15— Arrived, Kurope marie, jailed 10th, Harpswell, ren iy Yorks 1th, Thos me Young, Card. and United Si Haweonc, June 8—Arrived, raleigh, ‘harile, Bens Philadel Arrived at Cuxhaven 13th, Germani: York Francis, ‘Thomay, Baker's one from Cuxhaven 12th, Flotwbeck, ew th San Fran- Hong Kona, April 14—Satled, ries Soule; Sleon Havama, Teuent arrived: rinoco, Norton, 18th. steamship Star of the Union, Cooksey. Norte eee! sld 2st tor Philadelphia), brig rarver, Meyer Zlat steamship Curaion’ (BS), Lee. Messurier, N Yor Nusrau. Nailed 18th, Frontier, Skinner, Boston; schr 8 PF Hasan Dawson, 19th, brigs Lije Hou ton, Mortom, 224, aurore (Br), do; Bally Brows, Bl Ra yette 0 inson, soston; Cline! Litacua, June Leia hr Walrus (Br), Boston. LiveRPooL, June Clara Whesler, W! NYork; Manhattan (#), Wilt na, do (and ent eid 18th return); Carroll (#), Hudgins, Baltimore nt out 11 to return); 13th, G R Moseley, ae penaeoy ‘heeler, Wilmarih. St John, N is, NYorte en) ‘ind'ent out 14th to-return): tata, Mt R Load id Faquiea; Success, Chase, Mobile; “16th, ipa DB. Balog: 19th. Oty of New York, Thomas, and iris Tnion, Grant, NYork; | Pontin Lowollr Boston; tthe Bem tha, Humphrey, Calcutta; Gilliat, Gilliat, Savannaby Saranak, Turley, Galiadelpbia: ”Zulolke, Siddall, Sombeys Mth, Carrie wei GON Morgan, Bt John, N eared 1 losher, Anthony. 1 Halifax; 14th, Wm Mal- lor “ir Wilbur, New Haron Flitner, NYork. Ent out 13th, oly of Baltimore (x y, Mecuigin, for N Yorte, Raph Judd, see Francisco ; Carter, Point da bert, Wilton, NYork: Halton Castle, Williama, Tih, Manisa, Wiske, Amoor river via Saas Francisco; Victoria, Monroe, Boston. Loxpox, June ii—Arrived, Venus, Bent, NYork; 16th, Southampton, Brown, dos, Stadia, Rotnano, wlindaie au, Anasita, Headerbon, NYork; Delta, wenatie: Yaabel, Galina, Saran Wendel, Hoste. Salled from Gravesend 18th, @ L Brown, Wyman, aie Congress, Purington, Adon (and fr from Deal 14th) Keck, Denker, NYorkg ONDONDERRY, June 12—A1 vii o Belie, Hite, Phuidetphia, led 12th, Ni ir, Be via Ard . Lenhoff. NYork. Jacob Hatield, Blauvelt, Yor! Mausertums, June 10—Satled. T K Weldem, Welden, Ole. fuegos: Lith, Fanny, Turner, NYork, Minsonune May 18—Arrived, Charles Gumm, Rogers, Bost ai Mavsounen, Apri 20—Arrived, Medusa, Plant, NYorky athe ‘Caroline, Meta a do. MAvarnon, 3—Put tn, Belle of — Hammond, May from ‘Caloutia for On NY, | ah reg June 16—1 erey Chao, Boston cigs Bape ow ako oe wonaa, "a0; ews goin, ba yale (Be Dawaloune Norks Soke MO Mosse Ber icy, Urea, = Mi Hend see ad tn Sth aE eS Oe OO, Sano 1t—arrived, Palo All valet means for Carden: bark rea AB. Nassao, N P, June 7—Arrived, sob #oston_(and eld lth for Mor vis tng San Bauper, doy brig abn Ge song: Pies et ae eee Laadsc? Jouse, and Oovanm, 8 eer, at cleared, Withelmina, Willenbriak, anoga®, April 3a Fo o , Sameon, Ross, Labuan; @R, SEHIBiDE June 1d arrived, Jane J Southard, Bishop, Ant- pier suman CAA Ng seat wana aad stem fare 2, Rater Yor, ale pth etree pane Joad for tetas eae at q be Pert, Ort eae Ceo ee ast 12th, achrs ith Mages, 7 er dg: cronte 2 ee, Sade th, froma 60, are doy and probaniy 9 thers. herived at do 100 tat Ore a voothakers Weorts 1pch, Basing ns iain, bri ich, Hi a opkitis, PBiladelphia. Awerican sia OSTON, June 85—Arrived, bark @, Mar ein vr righ (Ory Otis Returned ~Batk ee Mora Sas aaa prochain, Ne Cady, Crowell, Seo Hattie 8 moe yet Baga iotacsne <eRTNGOR, Jone 28—Arrired, ws Tempest, tad ike shes FM Tasker, Allen, om on Bann. Jane ete srry Bo lekred, brig Means, Ramedell, Puch hive dane 4 eee Elizabeth port, Bulle —Bcht Ocmanaa, Battery, pau (ier Mor aatanea Stas: n ES" ROLE, even Bye sk iy cea nt Soeperieta Tor do Chas Mi ore oo am f¢ pte toy Mery. aun ot aN, i Rone ae Rey Race re 4 ¥ Corson, Cr bw? an ‘Six, Boston for ED ion Pattee por cite %, ‘Jonesport for Feros Sede is Rock worth vis Inaga for Bowan Yule pee i Es oc for Hodton aoa b mekman (Br It), Gage Harel or 88, jorson: AT Coho, Brower: ice ‘An ridge, May, ka En Robinson, ju Boston fc ‘or Charles jarred jrnnae, Senator Grimes, Gore, Feiler, Tennels, ieee Yor NYork: sat Sam Lewis ood for do; C Pierce, Rockland for do. ipares® for ies peacera, Bickmore, Conoord, b Davie, and Man eneee sobra J B Anetta, qe dur fa%- aor i Seen Be ee ie ote Faia van, June Se asived, | bark Oriental, Lewte, mar eit ee fae ry ery liga, Toran, ah!D aoe ma i Nearos, We i 2 ingen: Clie, , "or orders; schee ae reas iy, Boston; Henriette ar Koval Primes: Coren, § “ee pen arma tucket. RTS! OUT Hy June 21—A ¥.-M yoy Kilburn, aod Active, Matthews, yy oer ganwone, June %—Galied, schr BM Smith, RT, J M—Arri achre A: mh roe cot By arg iy inh ladelpbia. Hed —wpled, oh Tit, NYork, Rondout for Me wien, issavetnport Hall Portiand; Thomas B 8: tt Het ne fonabo Portiand for NY ie ‘Aust, Glovers ral iniver tor ‘hilsdsiphter amma Rararea, Witason, rbot Young, Providence for Philadel= “ears Jane a Heatcketiat Franconi Me ACH, June #—Ralied, ache Gage | py ay eA j ae