The New York Herald Newspaper, July 14, 1867, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, —_——$F EJNANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarorpar, July 18—6 P.M ‘The stock market has experienced a gradual recovery ‘W-day from the effect of the unfounded rumors which wore wickedly invented and industriously circulated by @ome of the bears yesterday afternoon, The unpria- ‘Cipled scoundrels who fabricated the report of the failure of an up tewn bank to promote their own speculative ends ‘would be better employed if breaking stones in a peni- teatiary than in thus conspiring to fill their own pockets by damaging the credit of individuals and corporations ‘and seeking’ to create panic, It isa matter of very tue consequence to the public whether the bull or the ‘Dear vement is in the ascendant on the Stock Exchange, Dut it fe of great consequence to it that such discredit ‘able tricks as were resorted to on this occasion to pro- ‘duce 9 decline should fail of their purpose. Money was in abundant supply at 5 a 6 per cent for ‘calt loans, with the majority of transactions at 6. The leading dealers im government securities are, how- ‘ever, @till enabled to supply thelr wants at4 There ‘was very little done in the discount line, and rates are ‘wachanged, The bank statement for the week ending to-day will, “ft te expected, show an increase in legal tender notes of $1,200,000, In deposits of $6,200,000, in specie of $200,000, and in ioans of $1,300,000. This gives as warance Of continued ease, and the bulls in stocks have ‘@othing to complain of on monetary grounds, At the early sezsion of the open board railway shares were steady. New York Central sold at 1053¢; Erie, 703 @ 3; Reading, 103% a %; Michigan Southern, 19% © 80;'Cleveland and wy 91; Rock Isiand, OTK & MK; Northwestern, 44% 8 3 40, proferred, 61% ; Fort Wayne, 101%; Western Union Telegraph, 473¢ aX. At the first regular board the market opened with an {improved tone, but as the call progressed prices deciined slightly, New York Central closed % lower than at the same time yesterday; Erie %, Reading 1, Micbigan Southern %, Clevoland and Toledo %, Rock Island %, Northwestern 1, do preferred %, Ohio and Mississippt cortificates %, Pacific Mall 4, Cumberland 3%, Western ‘Union Telegraph, 134. Cleveland and Pittsburg was 13¢ Bigher, Milwaukee and St. Panl 3. Government securi- ties were rather heavy and dull. Coupon five-twenties ‘of 1866 declined 34, now issue %{, ten-fortlos 3, seven- thirties of the first, second and third series %{. The Btate stocks were strong. Tennesseo sixes advanced %, new issue 1, North Carolina sixes 3, Missourl sixes 134. At the one o'clock open board the market was firm, and prices advanced slightly throughout the list. New York Oentral sold at 1057 (b. 10); Erle, 70% a 71; Hud- eon River, 1093; Reading, 103%; Michigan Southern, 80% & %; Cleveland and Pittsburg, 01 & %; Rock Island, 973;; Northwestern, 45 a 3; do. preferred, 68% a %; Fort Wayne, 101%. Subsequently the market experienced further im- provement, Erie selling up to 71% and Rock Island to 99%, and at half-past five the following quotations were current:—New York Central, 105% a 106; Erie, T1% a ¥%; Reading, 104%; a 34; Michigan Southern, 80% a 81; Claveland and Pittsburz, 91% 2 92; Rock Island, 933 a 3? Fort Wayne, 101% 102; Northwestern, 453 9 3; do, preferred, 6854 a %; Ohio and Mississippi certif- cates, 2634 027; Quicksliver, 33%, a S434 ; Mariposa pre- forved, 23% a 24%. Government securities closed dull ata further frac- tlonal decline, namely :—Registered, 1331, 110 a %: coupon, 1881, 11034 a 44; 5-20 registered, 1862, 109 a %¢; 5.20 coupon, 1862, 1115, a %; do., 1884, 1093 a %; do., 1865, 100% = %; do, do, January and July, 107% a 1083¢; do,, 1867, 10774 a 10834; 10-40 registered, 102 &@ 34; @o., coupon, 102 a 34; August 1-30, 10776 a 108%; Jane do,, 107% a %; July do, 10734 a} compounds, July, 1864, 119%; August, do., 118% a 119%; October, @o., 117% a 118%; December, do, 117% a %; May, 1965, 11634 a 9; August, do., 115% a %; September, do., 115 $f: October, do.. 114% a X. Gold was firm at the opening at 130%, and advanced to 130%, after which it declined to 139, and closed “at 130%. Loans were made “flat,” and atla3 percent for borrowing, and 2a8 per cent for carrying. The gross clearances amounted to $36,723,000, and the gold balances to $1,279,012. The daily range of the market during the week was as Highest. 13046 Tho agevegnie thipcacet of specie to-day amounted to $2,082,522; of which the City of London took $1,388,- 006; the Ville de Paris $737,057; the Saxonia $669,994; the Erim $260,000, aod the Corsica $12,405, making the total for the week $4,659,936. ‘The foreign exchange market was Inactive but firm. Baekerw’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110 a 110%; at three days, 1105 a $4; commercial bills, 100% a %; bills on Paris, at sixty days,-6.13% 0 5.12%; at three days 5.117% 05.10. Other continental bills were rated thus:— 5.17% Mining shares remained dat! and negiocted by the public, At the first board Corydon closed 5c, lower than at the same time yesterday, selling at $1 90; New York Gold 300,, selling at $1; Rocky Mountain Gold 10c., sell- fog at $1 35; Smith & Parmelee 10c., selling at $6 60. Davidson Copper was 150. higher, selling at $1 65. ‘The earnings of the Erie railway in June were $1,118,730, against $1,243,635 for the corresponding month last year, showing a docrease of $124,904. Tho following table shows that there were 95,727 miles of railway in the world at ‘he end of 1866, of ‘which North America had 39,414, the West Indies 410, South America 1,041, Europe 60,117, Asia 3,660, Africa ‘875, and Australia 607:— Coun'ries, Miles of RR, North America— Countries, Miles of 4] jetoria. .. a New South Wales. , 145 South Australia . 3 eensiand.... a jew Zealand, Can- ‘The receipts for customs and the receipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury im this city for the pant woek wore ag follows:— 951,852 July 13. 208;000 veri Haass ‘The totals at the close of various weoks since tho e@ommencement of the year sum up as follows:— pad and a Rereipte, Payments. Balances, Sans. subset $17,605,051, $12,304.408 $102,618, Feb. 2,. 2.004.780 13,897,446 19,158,306 103 325,459 March 2. Bisaas8 401008:248 109,800 T00 ag bir 9,342,601 87.983,020 pA lee h 955,036 June®. - 1,780,140 me teat June 20. 1,728, July 6.. 1,610,008 ‘The earnings of June, 1867, wore. June, 1866, 123,583,732 134,112,919 134,616,271 695 132,129,745 25,416,207 973 192,450,170 13,056,301 130,492,401 the Erie Railway for the month of $1,118,730 1,243,635 534 628 12. 446.169 $124,006 ‘The earnings of the undermentioned railroads for the rat week in July of this and last yeat compare as fol- lows :— 1867, Chicago rth west foe oo Recnees #103 4 + The Boeton journals are discussing the question whether the national banks of Massachusetts, now that the asury laws are abolished im that State, oan legally charge more than sevea per cest intersst—the National Currency act liming the rate of iniefest to that States where there ts no fixed rate A Boston bank officer therefore wrote to the Comptroller of the Cur. Tency on the subject, and received the following reply from that official: — fm—I am in receipt of your letter or Lp tag Sd pnrp ator foi ot Sone eae, the rate of inter eat,"* the Legislature of Massacha- sotta, and pe my my baal, “whether the ninetieth section of the National Currency act prohibits the banks charging more than seven per question involved is whether your there te no agreement money, Ftp vy oped fa dh be at the rate of six dovJare upon one hundred dollars for a year * Section second provides that “it shall be Inwful to contract to pay or reserve ¢'scount at anv rate, and to contract 4 and rece nt at anv rate of intersst.’” vf interest in Massaoben aette, national sluded in its provisions, If the rate of interest is not | ad Uy tae wariee Of Se Jaw, such associations afe restric. 1 to seven per cont. Lam of opinion that the law in question does fix the rate of interest in your State as c‘ectually as though it med a uniform rate, and that national associations tre Inga eaied to avai themselves of the benefit of ite pro The Bank of England return for the weck ending June 26 is as follows, compared with the statement of the previous week:— Tune 19. Pablic deposits... 210 500.301 = £11,105 413 Other deposits. 16,087,073 '17,8646.106 Government securities, 12,886,314 12,886 314 Other securities. 18,616,348 098 eseeeeee 8,120,090 3 123,026 Notes unemployed. pA 12 R07. Notes in circulation. . 699.670 83 204 910 Byes and ballion. 51,002,110 286, ‘The following table shows the position of the Bank of Engiand on June 26 and at the corresponding period ia each of the last three years, together wit a compara- tive view of the bank rate of discount and the price of 7864. hen a exams sssave sarein The return of the Bank of France for the tng June 27 shows the following changes when com- pared with the previous account:—Coin and bullion, in- crease £556,000; bilia discounted, no change; govern- ment deposits, increase £280,000; notes in circulation, decrease £460,000; private deposits, increase £467,000; advances, no change. Tne discount quotations current on the Bourses of the chief Continental citios were as follows at latest 2 2K—2 rom 19254 The Albany Argus says that a meeting of the directors of the New York and Albany Rallroad (to run on the west aide of the Hudson) was recontly held to receive the report of the chief engineer as to the comparative cost of the shore or river line and that by the way of the Wellkill valley, It is stated that the estimate shows that the river line will cost $4,000,000 more than the route by the Wallkill valley. Under these con- siderations it is likely that the valley route will be adopted. It is further stated that measures were adopted contemplating a union of effort on the part of the New York Central, New York and Erie and Wallkill Valley Hailroad Companios with those of the Albany and New York enterprise, to facilitate the coastruction of the latter at.the earliost day posable. SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Jaly 13—10:30 Ae Me eR cone. we 6 she A: 1% 2 ta AT ers p Shae f 1a ere rl 400 300 y 200 71000 Tenn 6's, ex couy oT 8800 Higa Hoag 6, wew=-- 6 ip x 30000 eo mm 34000, J i 4000 wy 100 10000 ® wo Be 8 10 es ithe 1 6000 800 40000 ~~ a 10000 Cd ol 10000 200 or ‘Bu00 Ti 6! Chic “ 10000 a Sy | a0 rr oo 200 » 68! 100 6a Dy 6 233 ch ‘20 American Goal. egees 100 Mariposa 23% 100 Adantie 110 100" do, oy gH 8s E=Sasanece 2 RG RIE! Ps BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE. ‘Tee Gowasus Caxat Commissioners avo Brinoe Kexr- ers.—An attempt was made yesterday by the Gowanus Canal Commissioners, who were appototed by the last Legislature, to take charge of tho various bridges over the canal; but the keepers ap- pointed by the Common Council contend that they cannot be removed until the end of the year, They therefore refused to surrender bag ~ Positions, and legal measures will have to resorted to before the trouble is settled. It is aimed by the Commissioners that they should have takea charge of the pridges in Jaiy, but the Corporation Counsel is of opinion they will bave to wait until the Ist of January. BURGLARY. —The residence of Mr. Frederick Hoffman, 32 Rapelyea street, was burglariously entered on Friday night, but the thieves scarcely got enough to pay them for their trouble, About $30 worth of clothing was missed. Anngsts BY ta Potsce.—During the past wock the 8 of Brooklyn made 460 arresta, The number Fc primar ps mg tg various offences during the past @ro months was 3,930. ‘LstergrrnG To Mrurrawxx.—Colone! Jourdan informs the members of the Thirteenth regiment National Guard, pre of New York, that no exemption from the amount taxes assessed on either real or personal property can Do allowed by the Board of Aswessors after the Bist inet. This applics equally as well to ai! militiamen. Gsnuan Stxcixo Socetie,—The streets were en- livened about noon yesterday by the music of brass bands which accompanied the Brooklyn Sangerband and Teutonia singing societies, who proceeded to Phila- dotphia, where they will take part in the German feati- val in that city to-day, The Sangerbund nombered about one hundred and twenty: mombers, rot pro- sented a highly creditable and respretable Though a young bro omer it bas given testimon: more than one occasion of the superior eioments ite ‘composition. Axorure New Crartt. —The energy displayed ‘wy the congregation of the Protestant Episcopal Church of the Reformation, corner of Fulton and Classon rvenues, in increasing their accommodations for divine worship, has Deen successful, they having just completed the buliding of aneat little chapel on Gates avenue near Classon. ‘The work was commenced on the Ist of May, and the dice will be opened for service for the first time to-day. Montanrrr ov rae Past Werx.—Thore was an aggre. Gate mortality in Brooklyn during last week of 626, against 474 for the week ending July 6; of the total toe enema mec yellow fever. In week i, ore was a mortality ito ao Inet 11 from cholera, go vinat, gown. ee wook, oar Saute of 62 since leet, week, the y Racwvad ad towne or Two Parsons DROWNED ON Jory 4.—The bodies of the two men, Wm, R, Tate, and Charles Stewart, who were run down by the steamer Norwalk, on the 4th of July, while off Governor’ Island, Legg hy have recovered, near the shore, at Bay a ET fmquest on Monday at four o'clock. AccipEst To 4 Bov.—A little boy named John Nolan, about six years old, bigeedine owe chg at the city Hall, in sttempting oo pays Ice iy home Ne aa ra i tettt laniece Paovanty Fatat Accrpaxt.—Graco MoNamara, a little girl ax yoars of age, was run over about four o'clock yesterday by a Fulton avenue car, at the cor- nor of Fulton and Yates avenues, and so severely in. 7.985, 11 105 418 | iy 17 964,106 as TSIRAM | 12.896 R14 22,088,075 SO.ART KIO 30098, 9,931.1 rt 5.218.409 12,897,940 Wexd xd 8656 red that but slight hope ts entertained of ber re- covery. Bernard Huvhes, the driver of the car, was promptly arre-ted and locked up to await exemination, ‘as it was believed the accident was occasoued through his negligence. ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES. Arrivals, r Br. Jago—Steamship Fah Kee.—B F Wallace, U 8 Consul; Miss Caroline Wallace Joae Badoit nay. hild and servant; Saniiago Bedell, bay ond ‘and three children; Julio Treosrd, Emf'e Bess "Thomas Ts Anioalo Munos, 8, A Hernander, evic jrroln, Indy and child, Filipe, Horrintine frond, Magin Ferrer, Master Gabriel Martinen, Jas Allen, Sas" Canna, pam Diego Varona, lady and servant; Jose Rod Janus! iuesida. Jesus de” Fale and four obi: dren, Franciseo Quelier, daughter and servan ay abel and Juan itodergure nents Come wna thoes ote Tals E Mota, Edward f, Mol GL Boz, Manuel Cadenas, Ramon Banavides, Pedro Hurtorda, 0 Feruandes, Bevermnres Rneen amp Wave. —Steamship Ville de Parte 2 Ra 5 ; pened uae es hie Minister of Traly at an, bev , eee — 0 1 sed Hatay Fa "Raman id Dwight, M stig ues Mise Jalle Sta servant, Gi re ‘im re Sa ; Mise Wi e Farnbam, CH Farnham, Ms Wal William B. ba ‘Humphrey, Wiliam HA acer. sage and ire Jeffray. ienrew J le artes A Pope, Mra de Paris—Hon He Hien Sonn eta fe ‘iaveph 8 ae yb nts, Mi ‘Miss § Bontion v nach, 8G Battie, Mra Keity, W Sains, oncelot, M Deulivie, Dr Beurnot, Mra ENO, A tis las, G B Pandolfini 1 Gros. Dr W H Bolling, lon, Mrs IL Palis, FV Muthey, C Clement, 8 A Lambet, Saag soy Mra Armandal child and two servants; Rorde, Dr Marzus, P Stephenson, C Bass, Miss Bana, Ghana Raphofer. MB Wilson, Henry Migoon. J Rocea, F Arrecha, M Hienend - Boriag O Grane. N Stor Viowr | Friguet, alfred Awe vO G Deamag Eugence Pauius, J ‘Albenti ¥ Titten, Cen Kinvemann, Mra Hincks, F Zanonl, A Room, S Segasme, Mrs Segaasie two chidren and servant; Mra Molaset. dosenh peat: Mr Bonnofe, 8 Schweitzer, Joseph Le Blanc, FBrion J Fageol. Mme J res, Rev terre D iabertian, D Cm ight Mme Par ant ry child. D Saux, J C Seaassta Mr Allard, August Vean. Henry Qarteron, Mr Dufourrlety Mins L Le Tillier, Miss Elizabeth Hounert, Miss Julia Kranmer, Mme rey. Mr Festarozzi, Mma Festarozzi, two children and servant; Leon Deliste, Louis Bternot § Breinder, 2 Peroul, Mme Nani net, AG Gibson, Mrs Gibson, son, fant and servant; Mr Pope and Miss Crons, Breven—Steamship Northern Light—Mra Elizabeth Shourds, Major General WB Hagen, General Beninmin Le Fevre, United States Consul, for Fr one. a an Sprague. ‘Secretary; © Fpallag, Prang Rone, Disas A Win; tor, AH Krause Alfred L Carpenter, Anton it Atte Repimond and childrens, Miss Le J Fricker, qqhomas Fr exer, Mra Bo Berri; James Salter, Gamge, Charles Lamson, Chortes P Troxt, shiney 0 Treat St George Mason, Pedro Ribera, Lario Bermudes. John Salter, RP Powell, Mra Delarie and ch'ld, Mre Rosine Schaffner, Heine Bosch, Mra Bosch, Paul Achenbach. Mr and Mra W Rauch, M Sohollf Fischer. Mr and Mrs P Fe ieonsiraien, toh Mund. tac Brehm, Florian Bischof, Gerth and children, Henry Kessler, W Charles Mr and Mrs, Charles Banks and_ child, George Joho Korres, Peter Greene, Charles r, Fredr Ranft, Bap- pa tall, Julie Niederkora, BA Talkowseh TO Saftig, and olhers in ihe steerage. Liverroor—Steamship City of Paris—Hon Mr Sherman, Mra Thomas, M Wilson, MrrJ Burns, Dr Ross, John Ham. iiton, James Hamitton, Mra J Edwards, Mr Lawrence, Mr Jackson, W Waiace, ‘Mr Wilson and lady, Mr Casserly, Miss Crowley, Mr Sulllvan and two daughters, Mess Smith and Cochrane, Mr Kearney and Jady, Mr Hall, Mr White, Miss Gavin, Miss Kearse, Dr Kitchen, Mr Coburn Mr Heat, Miss Bent, Me Garratt; Mr Gillebrand and child, Mr Daniels and Indy: Mr Roberta. Mr Moore. Mina Holland, Metcalfe, Mr Johnston, Indy and child: Mr Lloyd, Mr Long. Mr Stone, Nr Chatabers, We Johnstone, Mr Robinson, lady find ehikd: Mr Hills, Mr Calloway and lady, Mrs Bowles, it Bothian, Mr Newman and two boys, Mr © F Daniel Gecheen, Mr Duncan, Baron 2 ieee a Loquet and Mrs Inman and two children Mra barber and chia ae 8 Dunham and Miss Dunham, Mr Moodie and lady Revell, Rev J ‘Walker, Mr Odgers, ur Pickeis, Mr Hughes, Mr Hailey, Mr Jones, Rev i M Myers lady, atx children and servant MS’ Merrit Me Whitetide, lady and child; Mr Ritter, Indy and two children, Mr Chall man, Mr Blackstone, Rev UB Musven and lady, Mrs Twom- low ‘Mr BS Kunkel and lady. Mr Hitchoock. lady. two daughters ‘and child, Mr Cashel, Mr G G Kunkel and lady, Hargargot. Stssmane, Manhattan.—F A Babcock, Miss J HB book, Be and MraJ M Campbell. LB stone, Joka Galtnach, J Horridge, John Cornell, Hi Lowry, Mra Caul- id, child ana ao a MAN, "E Dorman. ‘and Mra John Gorham, Miss Lucy Gor- Miss P Smith, Mi fats, Mine Arny. T Gorham, Master Heury Gorham, Mrs Jas G Cairne, Mf and Mrs CAF. Rondeau, Miss E Ter-y, 2, Me hts Eifen A’ Kenstill To Otuke. TR Martino, Buelid Bor’ and, Thos i Borland, Geo T James, Me and 1 three children and nurse; Mr tlewelt, E ‘Mra W Savage, wage, H Chor J ne, A Willams, 3 J West, Jos Burman bolber, Rev Chas © Kimball, J. B Watson, Mrs June James, Miss pee ee ‘Miss Shaneross, J W Hines, POOL —Steamship City of London—Mis¢ M A Mlan Surah Simpson, Thomas Stratton, wife and child Witlmacth, & WG Rev Edward Goodrid, ent, J ili and wife Mra Saran ctonlte, Peter J Ryon ra Davy two children, Mra Mt Berry, Wm Ferris and Beals, J L McKeever, Samuel H Hall, Wm M “arehibaid Mur, Thomas Rowatt, Thos Dwrer, J and "Voie b Graham, John H Congdon, Geo' Ww Bulliard, wife and and wife, wife, Geo ee i Garfel HM Mortino, wife nnd daughter; P Sm. James Stevens, Jr, D pe ce ‘8 Siuart, C O'Skarratt and wife, J Frurer and wife Erin—Miss Annie Butler, Wm niface and a, Nae Lent ay Sagal mg 3 Annie nek do Haaw, ‘Nora Amio " Aaptawal, Jit We mow, ‘Miss Maria Latrobe, Mr pak Mrs Meads 3: Wibor- Grove: Mr burg, and 125 in the steerage. neGtasgor, jax Lars nrooi—Stoamship Britannia—Mr Eu. ‘W Hamlin, Dr Abner Thorpe James Adams, Hawking, ‘Mrx Sarah: Hawkins, Bernard. Bradley, Davidson, Mrs Davidson. Mrs Atidrew Giibert.. John Jnmes J Htooth, John Almy, Joba Anderson, ( Teainh Goldy, Mise Mxchacch Goldy. Richard William ko, Miss 8 A Robinson, Donald McCormack, Albert mit, Engene A Poole, Andrew Ru sell, Tim- othy Reardon, Jo! D Gordon, Miss Elizabeth Gunthrie. pers TOR, £O—Stenmship Saxonia—Dr L Munster, ‘all, Mra Stanford, Mrand jeden, J Myer, Mr Shattes- oF D8; J Bennett, bate 2 B Bennett, W Es ~ pete ce FR Dan i ww heeler, @ F jora, A Montgome: ‘ichler, J B Van der le, W Fiecher and indy, © | Nagel and lady, C Lautner, M Abraham, F Hildebra: Scholtz and lady, Miss A Scholtz, K Scholta, Mins J Wiyhold Pherae OW ‘Bittman, © Bittmann. ibeag, W Giersiberg, © Hahneminn, Ehebalt, Mia @ Klinger, B Hamburger, B Arenshe o,f Navatler, Mr and Mrs L Pelost, Basalgetto, HO: Fledrict, O Fisher. M Schuler, HW Bernsiein. & Hired jerha:d, de, J Boleee, 3 Wimpf. heimer ire O% Muller, W 30 kicio, Jncod Mass, and * in the steerage, ee Lira rope 4 Mas M ola Marier, and child, Mr Kline and ra Wend mm. Chas a Saraysan-~Steamshlp San Salvador. Mi ‘nmasnty Mise E Dunham, T Wm iWtoberss, J f4ae mh reant: Mra 8 john ft Th home, sé C Wadil Mies L Ws ing Mis servant, Mice L Wat ects, Mee Stokes, Win Syke, James Gitford, Leveret H' White, ( Lawrence, Edtnand Connolly, Mr and ‘Mrs RJ oe Ry Emma Root, R W Y , soa wnat | Wasser 2) W Seel Mon’ GH Spencer, wife and child; TC 'm Gilmore, Thos Williamson, Very. Mise Mary Laat Ad C Green, RD ‘AND DEATHS. MARRIAGES Married. Briexr—Bercn.—On Tharsday, dence of Edgar Freoch, Johnson, ANonew Baiser, Jt., to Maraiba A. Borom, both of this city. No cards, Brar—Dewer.—On Thursday, July 11, at Hodson City, N. J., by the Rev. Dr. Taylor, Mr. Caanues Bray, of Rondout, N, Y., to Miss Heuex R. Dewny, of Hadson Ciy, daughter of the Inte Dr. Dewey, of Loods, N. Y. RODY=-DRLAMANE.—At the residence of ber sister, + in Clinton place, on Thursday, July 4, by the Rev. A W. Newell, Samus Prasovy to Lrow M. Deiawane, both of this city. . Died. Axvgrsos.—On Saturday morning, July 13, after a short illness, Gronaiaxwa E., daughter of Hiram and Mary Ann Anderson, of this city. The relatives and of the family are Py ering invited to attend the funeral, on fucsday afternoon, three o'closk, from the residence of her parents, No, Py Weat, Twenty-first street, without furtber notice. Bacos.—On Satur morning, Ju'y 13, of con; of the = prong Prost, dnagh ae ‘Theodore July 11, at the rest "Brooklyn, by Rev. Dr. — Susie B. ‘aged 1 year and 6 months. friends of the go invited to oteet: tae hl oly Band Twenty-third street, on Monday at one o'clock. ear er .0n Tnardan May 30, at San yom | 4 formerly of Paris, France), aged by his professional brethren. town, on oo daly year of bis ago. bay! daughter of years, 11 months fully ‘ternoon, thence vee was greatly Baxer.—Suddonly, at 13, Samvet O. Barer, in the fotice of funeral hereatter. Bortas.—On Saturday, Saly t Lay and Martha Boylan, *tNe vo reaives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) ‘at two o'clock, from 302 West Twoatioth sirect, ie, on Saturday, July 13, o F. Camas, of this city, in his 6b year, Telatives and friends of the family are iavited to wn the wy) trom bis coed residepce, at Carmans- y afternoon, at three Cal., on oma’ June Cosror.—In Francisco, Mant ©. Connor, of this city, aged 67 , at Saugatuck, Coun. on ou Thursday, 11, Jause T8406 Consa, og Apt of James L. Corsa, m2, onthe, The eee eae aan ore invited to attend the fa- neral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at bail-past four o'clock. from’St, Petor’s church (Episcopal), at Westonester, Drrean. — morning, hip 12, of infamma- tion of oe eee hee ANN, eldest daughter ot vchaet Cand Mary ‘Deegan, Bese meet Michigan and pe copy. Dotax,—On yriday, ra Ree og Wis Dotan, the belted fon and Dolan, in the 4th year of bis age. ‘Thifty-second street, this (Su o'clock, On Priday, July 12, afier ashort illness, Mreosang C, som of August and Aume Drexhagem, aged ly ‘The réatives and endef the famity are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (3 indy) afiernoom, at . half pest one o’ciocks, from the reaidonce of bis parents, No. 279 Tenth avenue, corer of Twenty-cighth streot. His remains will be interred ta the Lutheran Cemetery. Dvnosg.—In Philate'pnia, on Wednesday, July 10, Hevry Dvrosg, in the 69h year of his age. Doxx.—On Thursday, July 12, of croup, Micwat Jonx, the beloved som of Michael and Mary Ann Dunn, aged 2 years and 3 months. ‘The funeral will take place frem the residenes of his parents, 155 Baxter street, this (Sunday) afvernoon, at two o'clock, Ferny —On Saturday, July 13, Eowarp Fesvey, of ogee, aged 48 years, The friends and relatives are invited we attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, 162 Kast Twenty-fourth 8’ reat The re mains will be taken to Calvary Cemetery for intermant, Frtzgvratp.—On eag e July 12, Taowas Jon Fits- GeRatn, eon of Catharine and Thomas Fitzgerald, vie funeral wil take pl 1 faneral will take place from 282 Prosnect street, i | Brookiy » ‘this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past twe Fourr.—Tnomas, only son of William and Catherine Foley, aged 1 yen, 5 months and 23 dave, The friends of the fam ly are req frneral, from the residence of his parents. 415 West Bee eed sie, this (Sunday) afternoon. at one Guivrex.—On Friday, July 19, at her late residence, 334 West Twenty-second street, Arna A., widow of Joba W. Griffen, in the 44th year of her age. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from Trinity Mernodiat Episcopal oh . Thirty-fourth strset, near ue, On Monday morning, at tem o'clock. Her Te. maine it be taken to Rye, Westoheater county, for 1n- rn ‘Haoay.—On Saturday morning, Juty 18, after » long iMness, Frances Hacan, in the 50th vear of her age. Relatives and frien resprotfully invited to att ,the funeral, from her late residence, 274 South Fifth strvet, Brooklyn, E D., on Monday afiernoon, a two Heror,—On Friday, July 12, at the residence of bis son, James Heron, in the 77th year of his age. ‘The relatives and frends of the family. 140 the members of the N Y. Lodge, No. 8 A. P. and Park Lodesy No. 618, F and-'A! Mare recpecttuily Ine vited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bis gon, Se fifth stree’, first house cast of First ave- noe, th nday) afternoon, at two o'clock, Homrr. —At Fire Island, suddeniv, on Friday, pur. a James L, Homer, of New York, in the 39th year of 3 ag: The relatives and friends of the family are reanect- folly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his mother. 156 West Sixteenth street, on Monday af- ternoon, at three o clock. Joren—Io thts city, on Saturday, July 18, Wirnaw James, in‘ant'son of Edwin A. H, and Emma 8, Jotner, azea 1 month and 2 davs. Kicary —At her residonos, No, 6 Irving place, Brook- ivn, E. D., on Saterday, July 18, Mra, Hace 'F, Kia- ary, aced 35 yearn The funeral will take place on Monday afternoon, from Christ church, Bedford avenue, at two o'clock. Lunwxnena.—On Friday, July 12, after a short illness, Camstopaen Lirpeyned, aged 43 years, ‘The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the foneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'c'ock, from the residence, $69 Peari street, without far ther notice. Loviset.—Suddenly, on Thorsday, July 11, Avexaxnmr p. Lovisar, formerly of Philadelphia, in the 83d year of is age, The relatives and friends of the family are respectful. ly invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his nephew, Charies E. Derippe, 105 Alien street, this (Sunday) morning, at ten o' beens Philadelphia papers please cop’ Maacine—On Friday, July 12; Mary T, Macorx, in the 50th year of her ave. ‘The remaing will be taken from tho residence of her brother, Kernard Maguire, No. 23 Henry stroet. on Mon- day morning at ten o'clock, to St. James ehurch, James street, wher olemn requiem mass will be offered for the repose of ber soal. Her relativ friends, also those of her brothers Bernard, Th and Patrick H. Maguire, are most reepectfully invited to attend tho mass and funeral which will take piace after mass is over. Mor.er,—At Galveston, Toxas, on Wottnestay, Jaly rd bilious fever, Henny ry Moxer, in the 26th year s ave, MeCautir,—On Friday, ‘Suty 12, of consumption, Mary Ans, the beloved wife of Patfick McCahill, parish of Batl- et inpfe, ¢unty Cavan; Ireland. The friends and relatives of ‘the deceased are fully inyited to attend tho funeral from the residence of her husband, 417 East Etzhteentl eet, this (Sunday) afternoon at one. o'clock, Her remains'will be interred in Calvary Cemetery. County Cavan, Ireland, papers please MecDownett.~ On Saturday, July 13 ¢ Grince How McDonsett, youngest child of Patrick and Jane Mc! nell, aged 3 years, 6 months and 12 days, Tho relatives and ae are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his parents, 275 Newark avenue, Jersey City, this (Sunday) afternoon, at thee o'clock. MoFaruwe.—On Thursday, my 80, at West Derby, near Liverpool, England, aged 46 years, Mra, Mary McFaruine, late of the Mill Ion, College Jane, Mclwron.—On Saturday, July 18, Mrs, Marcarer Molwrosn, in the 6%th year of her age. The funeral wili — aco on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from _W. McMillan's, No, 90 Division avenne, Brooklyn, ED. Ownxs —On Tharsday, Jaly 12, Parniox Owes, a na- be of the teens co Kenawley, county Fermanagh, rel ee ‘aneral naval wil take | take piace thie Usage i afternoon, at o’clock, from his late residence, corner of FE bn third street and Eiguen avenue, to Calvary ( emetery. bore a and acquaintances are respectfully invited to Prrers,—On ten ll July 11, after a long fliness, May Lovrsa, wife of Ten 4 Peters, aged 39 years. es and friends are respectfully invited to eral, from her late residence, bed Lafayette ne, Brooklyn, on Monday ‘afternoon, at balf-past o’el Peirox.—On Wednesday evening. July 10, at his resi- "dence, on the North Shore of. fiaten Island, Dance Perrys, in th year of his age, relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, at Trinity chapel, Factoryville, this (Sunday) afternoon, at three o'clock. Steamboat leaves pier 19 North river, at one o'clock. gee arbetg Friday, July 12, Jauzs Panny, in the 40th year Tho friends ot the family are invited to attend the funeral, — (Sunday) ae at half. tp bent o’ ose | residence, No. "is0 Fifth street, bet North Third od Fourth streets, Williamsburg. Prick, — turday, July 13, at his tate residence, 83 Division street, Jovem H. Price, azed 43 years SALTRR—On Saturday morning, July 13, of consum- tion, Bamonr, the beloved wife of Benjamin Salter, in the 30th year of her age. The relatives ai A tienda of the family are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral, from ber late residence. No, 1 Watker street, on Monday’ at 9 o'ci Her remains will be conveyed to St. Peter's Church, Barclay es where req'em mass will be eelebrated for the repose of ber soul From thence to Calvary Cemetery. Scourmtem.—On Friday morning, July 12, at three o'clock, Gustav Aponrn, youngest child of Berabard and — Schleestein, aged 11 months. no relatives and friends of the family are respect tony invited to attend the funeral, this pag morn. ing, at nine o’cloc'c, from bis late residence, 209 West Twenty-fourth street, “Sin Francieco papers please Brroxnpe,—On raturday, Say 18, of consumption, Rovert ©., youngest son of Clayton and Etlzabeth Shoards, aged 17 yoars and 4 months. ‘The re'aiives and friends of the famity are invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at three o'clock, from the Presbyterian Church, corner Second avenue and Fourteenth street N. Jus on Friday, Joly 12, Brear.—At Belleville, Jars T. Srean, in the 724 your of his age, The relatives and friends are invited to attend tho funeral, from his late residence, Belleville, on Monday afternoon, .at two o'clock, Carriages will be in waiting at Market streot depot, Newark, on the arrival of tho 12:10 train from New York. Tas —In Rrooklyn, July 10, Frawx, infant son of —_ and Sarah Jano Tassie, aged 7 months and 21 vs, The faneral services will be held this Sunday) after- noon, at haif-past one o'clock, at the residence of his parents, 131 Cariton avenue, Tho relatives and friends are invited ty attend ‘Trexon.—On board Pacific Mat! co trom Company's steamship Arizona, on the passage re Mg New York. on Sunday, Jul; a geon Jon Trexon, Jr. rl United states Volunteers, son of Joha Cony ue D, of jense copy. 12, of consump- ith’ year of his friends inv'ted to attend the funeral, from O81 forth Third mireet, Yonmun tin Brootiyn, en Briday, Juy 1% PHENE A, Voorn. —In n, OD wife of Jobn J. Voortie. cae The relatives and friends of the oe aro respectfully Invited to attend the faneral, from the Inte residence of deceased, No. 4 Balchen Ince, Tuesday MOOR SFT8. “ NIGH WaTRE ewanad wee "fi ie rat OF . os, SULY 13, 1887. often City of London Sicarea. Brooks, Liverpool—John gitenimehip Menhattan (Br), Witams, Liverpool Willams Stenmidip Frin (Br), Hall, Liverpoot—Kational Steam aren vile de Parte (Pr), Surmont, Havre—G Mao- Bteamshtp Levant avant (Pe Arkter, Cow, Cow Bay—Parmels Rrow. Sieamanip + New Oricans—H B tp Rapldan, Raton, hv od Orleans—Livingston, Fox anplon: Lockwood, Charoaeo hf Mor “ a, Biakeman, Norfolk, City Point and ¥ — ArieJ Hand. mabtp 28 alent, Deni, mNetedte sath a SUNDAY, ‘JULY 14, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. Lp New Bedfort—Ferguson & BALI? BPA Delbonste (Br), Campbell, London—Sioman & Ship Gen Bireh (Norw), Kraefting, Londonderry—Funch , wp Rene, raham, Roston—Vernon Hf Brown & Co. m n— D fe Mark k Meteor (Belg), Haack, Balavla—hunch, Melacke & fendt. Bark Marland (Brom), Stoffers, Bremen—Ruger Bros. Bark Omon (Br), Porter Lisbon —Miller & Houghtoa, Brig Thea lia (Br), Miller, Cork—Jos Ark: Brig Paragon (Be Walsh Cadis—Miior & Houghton. Brig Grace Worthington (Br), Dussant, Belize—F alexan. dre & Rng Sie, Taylor, St Crotx—Roche Bros Ri FE Kennedy, Dut Duncan. 2 Comte. rte ecee cient Bi ation Town Ce Peg Ate ey rig Llasis Billings tBekt Mock NB—Morrison & Pui pa, ‘ig Hattie, Grant, Jacksonville—K P Ruck & Co. Julahj, 'Strute, ‘Lubeck-Funch, Meineke & Brig wenn Jeno (Du aienr Meee Loutsa (Br), Goudey, Pernambuco—Brett, Schr Coral Tale (Br), Stubbs, E Knox & Co, Bohr Kroes, Rranscombe, etre a vis Portiand— Galveston—G @ & Ce. Edwards. Line, Fernand Al aie Margaret & Luey, Gove, Saraunah—-Bentiey, Miller & Schr Joka Ferris, John, Wilmington, NC-Thomas & Holm cr Hoel Preach Bouper Newton, Beanfor._ Thomas & Holmes, jewbern, NC—Thomas & “asada Son & Co, |. Salen—B W Ropes & prion, Boslae Millar & Hough rerslads, Norton, Boston —W og ion ‘Bloop Bila Jane, pyrene oh oO to John @ tes Na rived. tennahip City of rar (Br), Kennedy, Liverpool July e. and Q eenstawn passengers, Eat eae ed ip. bound B 18th, Fie Bhinnecock, oe from Nei W, for New Hol a Ma ewe rons P Steamship Gibernia a pee Munro, 6 ‘Steamship Fah oe Bt "ise et and Nuovites 7th, 8 AM wrth stenr, be. ert £00. Steamship Moneka, Maral Ware guy Liviny Oe! ‘Mad siresg Wil winds from Caraiff, May 81, with trom, hawwery and Aly of Fp te mdse and WS passen; Lawren Fenn} death and t birth ited light, westerly iid tie on on- tire passage, 8th Shoals N 25 miles, took pilot jo 2. Rark John Haney (of Tortula), Swift, St Martins, 15 om with anit, &0, to Bertram Bros. "7th inat, lat 31 18, lon 71 apoke whaling brig Falcon, of Salem, 7 months out, with 1 Pre who repo ‘June 16 lost one man, a boat and 6 tubs Bark J Griffen, Downey. Matanzas, 10 days, with sugar, to JE Ward & Co, Brig Aniel (Olden), Schumacher, Cadix, 99 days, with wine, &c to R M Sloms dive. Brig ortuna (Porty, “Pietira, Oporto, 98 days, with wing, de, to Hagemever & Bruna. wi Hope (Br), Carter, Gambia, WCA, 90 days, with nuts jones & Lon Brig Kodiak, Downing, Buenos Ayres, 66 days, in ballast Brig Frieden (Prua), Dre Rio Janetro, 68 with nto de to Funchs Melncke & We sees ar. to master, ig Beatie Tobin, Havana, 11 ange, wrth ou sabre Gm Jondova, Liscomb, Cardenas, 9 days, wit! master, Brig Nellio Husted Matony, Olenfuegos, 16 days, with sucar, £o, to Brett, Son & Co. Brig Keanebec. Minot, Remedios, 18 days, with sugar and Remmedion, 10 days, with sugar, to Sehr CM ‘owing, Leaming, Sagua, 10 days, with sugar, to Floyd & Newins. Schr Smrah Bernies, Proctor, Dipper Harbor, NS,7 days, with spars, to Hotyoke & Murray ene Mary, Sawyer, Bhulee, NU. with spars, to Snow & ‘Sohr Henry, Dobbin, Apple River, 3 NS, 8 days, Bohr Geutrbnre, Smith, Virginia, 8 das Schr § J Hovt Hanmer, Georgotawn, DC for New Haven, Behr EH Chatke, Porter Philadelphia, Bohr b, Canis, 7 days, kland. BM Branesomb, Brasssom hohr Concord! n, Roo! Bel br Ttrepid “plunkpte te Brorkionen, Behr C & Brooks, jrooks, Gree! Sehr farbiog Tibbete Port Morris ne for Philadelphia. Sehr Irvine, vigaina, Rondont for Pemb-oke. Schr Frege ‘Norton, Rondout for Boston, Behr J A Rich, S oeried ndout for Boston. Sehr M H Mifita, Davis, eign be Warren. Schram iKaglo, McFarland, Hoboken for Boston, Satled. Steamships Manhattan, Erin, City off London, Saxo Va PAs vluwunte: Corsign Geo Washington, Uhura? San Jacinto, Northern Light, De- jain Rapidan, ~aragossa, ware; and others. a@- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGENOB SEE ANOTHER PAGE. Marine Disasters. Sreamsnrr C W Lorp, Ward, from New ed 6th tte | inet, having suffered some accident % bee bp mat ee CT Tor repairs. and ‘and the the Key West and Galveston, arrived below Wi ged parte were taken up to W would proceed on her voyage tention, ee estr ts tae facies ports, dltrest fore re e former re. Tonined Biatulteand would probably be condemned. tip Frederick ( had to cargo om to the United Stat from Filzabethport, arrived at Port Kanpvsmao, oa ath inst with heavy anchor broken and stern siove from collision. Scar Liu, Woodford, 27 days out from Baltimore = ndina, arrived below Wilminy ood and water; had bulwarks ‘and fost boat. would not have to repair. Sonn Mary Extaa (not Bila Jane. as Mu trom Ronan or ot eoargsirtk.om the Dean Palt HS night of the 30th ult, and became Sonn Lovisa ba tons of coal. She went Sonn Apstarme—Schr Helens. yn at Halffax withthe rower eche Auclatde, Sompaon, of Fiymouth, which vessel spru ereau J a Tiina a te Tj saved; $2, nod amall Venera fully covered. % an Jaly 10—The and cat rei ttn saved if the weather is favorable. i, at A Pordand from Norfolk. Banceiowa, June #—Cargo of the Segun- do Barcelo, from New Orleans (aa before ‘an bal on fire and’was sunk), is being saved vary tle damaged. Te will be very expensive to got the ¥ in. jp Rownon Anas, May 22—The Mi so able rived at Monte 7 16, from jhe master and Freeney ot ihe Blond, from Newfoundland for ireland, which was lost; fate of the reat of the crew unknown, Facuovrm, June #—The Waller, Plecher, from San Pran Sree and siete: aed has lost foretopmact. and to Ean 0 Wich are nbout to be supplied with new topmast rigging. Pl yo song bait ache hog g! Baong cle Sane. — Ardros. ton, whe rT works, has Lai} al pat oe a cargo, and ia Practica deok cau eed. Rio Jimzim), 0 Gi Grtewold, Am ship, from Liverpool Py Gaiifornin ), which p leaky March 2%, was discharged, and {ts waiting for orders Cm the carga. The vessel will proceed in ballast to New York topoprds. She requires £4,000 sterling on bottorary bond. ‘The Fora, Am bark, for Beltimore, which Dut back, May go park of the errso' (colfee), Aang is ander repuir. ‘from Callao for Cork for orders, which yA discharging cargo, for San ‘Therena, from Hambar day reporied leaky. She hes not yet Purser Edw Cooper, of steamship Fah Kee, from 8t Jago de Cuba, bas our thanks for favors, J P Kier, ik in < foot water sens old.at auction by 1Ge 4 Sento nu New Bedtord has been of Stratford, Conn, 70 tons, hased Frederick Tribble, of Myaiie, to be en- fet fo the eadlag business in the Gulf of Mexico, under 18 command. Scwn Oncor, of Wilmington, NC, 140 tons, has Lf } on hased by Cr Tribble, on privat Pareeett fom Myeue, ond TI py tan heer ear scan, of Providence, 6) tons. was built at Brinton, Rin ‘9 thai hes been sold to Capt Heury Tryon, Sag Harbor, for $2,200. aa = a, ar om cae, Istaxps—The 01 ‘a letter 7 the ites SlaSion from het Britieh Viee Consulate yale June 6A wu wamaring ‘erupuion took “ int Barre Shout three miles from the Serrats Notice to Marners. a tine Saree pa : Tire can be come tons to tte ‘i Whalemen. \— Sh ane ia int iO, mee ee Spoken. Bark Le Beieg, pies: Rossini, from NYork for ne 29, lat aw. _Ferelen fad rata ec cardia (#), Bears, NYork; Midabn, NYork (and matte, Colombe, Baltimors vert Porn, Nichols, for New Ponta Plumer, © Fine dears “Anmelia, Got brook, Brown, ‘NYork; ‘May %4—In port bark Morn ae: rom REveor ate Sargeat, aoe, frot others. erived at do May 70. Jonnie Moodie, Sanders, Rordeaut dean June %—Arrived, Vencedor, Sureda, May 14—Raflod, See Which. Bowlen, NYork. A, June 1—Railed, Busan T Keove, Kitch. NY ork. ras. July $—Arrived, roman ah Neyosber, NYork maken ), Prauimann, pana ams Abbot "sebbbi rte i, Attived fs Penarth Roada, John L Dimmock, Harward, York. na, Piek- JNigerson, NYote ena Gorham, Bos. eerie cere ort Sarees sy ipa conte Yao pee sos <a sige July I—Arrived, United Kingdom (s), Smith, MC pancan Robinson, Boston, for » NO, Oth inst = Taigun, bocten; 60h ~~ ie ashore Fa Woajamin g Oo, of Oregano fer 10th inst iy. Hvere overboard 180 wont 1010 Greenport for with a the vessel tn collision with echr Julia on Salled from the Olxde int. Roya! Sen Fromctece. 1 rutin “sume seArrived, Oyuihla Palmer, Wilson itindet phil ‘s0'kG, June 8)—Ba'led, Prince Aibert. Heidorich, New hored at Uuxheven July 1). Ciishaen Sen, Gorman (a) Task. NY ores ved, achr Mary White, Lebla: gnc, ven ak Sen Frenelscn; 3d, rel ouse, Ne led “Sith, "Pidelio, Kindy, Philadelphia; Gerriah, do; doh, Cinde ah” Reymolds, do; Orient, Hut, NYork; July}. A Denike, Jones, Baltimore; Sd, Ashe den York (and left natown 84); a fy ‘NOrleane: ul Moi ri Gee 1, Savanna: {nh Promee, NYork (and left Queenstown at (a hQuecasiowa ik) aun, Nowe Hudaiog, Baltimore (and left pete, oe, Bell, for NYork. Fan rit, Boston: Amll, Hood, Phila at Sromerraney, ) Foriom and far Brttiets ou tube (8), Trident, HHatteld, Boston; & 1 ican Al the river 3d, 2d, John Florence, Pinoeae July 1—Arrived, Armee Bagie, M New Yore eae to retura); 3 hae cy Sar ‘pe . Liverpool, Lambert, N fouared ou indeiphs Byeecer, ‘t NYork; Haw righ, Joneee. Lonponpsrar, J rie Pancht Monte, pair Athol, Mwia, "Yorks tim, Biourae Beoudte; Oost aia June %—Cleared, brig Bmulus (Br), Priest, New 10th, Mary & Catherine, Paddle (or Waaierl, Now rf ones Nay Arne Sng een Male as waited $8th, GW Rosevelt, Harriman. York Bowamset, 20 ee sented SL Sinaia, Possncols wd alisd toe Decesd Sparkling See, Du Denham, United steamer (not sohz) Usarity Pressian brig Albert Fiessa, ‘ake Tiered, Litty, San Pram a ‘In’ port brig Jane (Br), Took “Tune 2419 port Sieh Tag Baltimore, a ae D0 Ht Monte Sth, Frederick Dreyer, New York. B10 J ANEtwO. a rates Dene Urania, Brbagston, fate fn are Ga; Rey June Ay gethariaa, Fokkes, San 26, Boat trice, Krenchel. NYork: 2th, Nugem, ‘ffen, do, June 2, Jew ‘anderen jabiman. N Yort ‘30th, Haya aah “ath, pf xpress. Rodin, do; 7th, Criterion, Karatodt, do. jailed May 2th, Swallow, Me mado. wl port swamer Geomen, tor York rt; June Ll, N Boyut Pir Maurins, June 27—I rd a = meray a Hyler, 0, part brig Liberty, for Boston nest 41 bark Warren, of St Andrews, , ld br ee » MaEEH s, Tuzo, tor, New = be 1%h. for do niet July 10. rere so, June H0-Salled, ship chard McManus, Pew. ter, ‘Oninchs to load for Eur Varunora, June 96—Arri “Arrived, ¢ Gtovant Baptista, Gufite mini, NOrleaus, American Ports. ALEXANDRIA, Ju July 12—Arrived. schrs Ohas A poy Oaffon, Boston. ag HON. Tuly Wa Arcieed, wets Maria Fall. Grifin, Wie Tulgore. ie nd Isl Belle, Pierce, uitelphia; @ 5 aa sian 4 sumore, Ching, and Talend waite wear Biacklord, NYorky scrabble, Gregory, do, pont Hontana, Harriman, Dunedin, NZeaiandy Le Hows timore ; schr Isaac er, Pur Ternet ro msG; also eld brige Sullivan, Perry, Gibaray JR Devereus, Clark, Washingto re Kate Carleton ( Lamb, Matanzas; ‘Goons, Squi ire Timmins, Richi Soventy-aiy Test, and MH Hart Hart, Philadelphis, tet Wind WSW to SW, sleamer, G she Frogerick Tudor (and Highland A ith—Areiy shland, York: brigs, Transport Gotenbus 0} los con, chee Marla %) Moore, ea Martine MORE, July 12—Arrived, brigs Robo, Terhune, K: Dudley, Carter, Cienfuegos; Rabonnl, Coombe, Aiugela eg iach Sa ie" Milla, Talus. York: NB hen, Mirah Wall Parker, Gaybrook Tind! Woe Voce Abbie Borsier, eat on ae Br), Adams, Port spain; 5 i (Gibson, Commiakey, providence; burpeiss, Bosest Below—A Prussian bark, from Cai apt La wort bareen: Aten E Gibson, Thi +4 ry, Hobokemt Jackson, Giavell wad ews. 0 8 woresh! Asie , for NYork. On the lth, Be schr L W RB ered Collier, NYork. Carver, Pulled leared—Sehr Mana, Halifas, NS. CALAIS, July Rig 8), Mane schr White Swan, Collins, Ph siege Ae on ctea Reteceagee ochre, Frarices, Killen, Pare York: somes 4 wis, do; Warrenton, Lord, do; TAL, L RIVER, July 11—Salled, sche Phin i Wed, sohr Mary Mershon, Brightman, Blisabette Cleared BASTFOR ELLSWORT! eohr Em ee Finer arn regpieaabpsanbiie! enouae STER, July 10—Arrived, sehr Anthrea Godfrey] ror do; J i A Marr dani, and Seeder! Ou e EST, June 29—Arrived, brig Carney (1). Oarmare ork; str i Lissie Breas, Evans, Tampa (and ad MILLBRIDGE, July 7—Satled, beig J Leighton, Lelghtom, NYort. NEW ORLEANS, July 6—Below, ship Wild Hunter, Kole LicArived. schr Waterwitch, Gloves ved, | schrs Hiawatha, Newman, iohia, Sates bh, sohrs Armenia, Cole, Philadelphia: 11th, Snow NEWPORT. July Arrived, schte, Palladium. and G ington, Chadwick, N Bedford Mary H valet Wesiedtt, do f0 for. Poitadel ja: Seen tae tier, Linegin; 8 W Ponder, ¥ ; Aeterna a ‘12th, ~ achr Eltat anf 2 a rt arret, tee _ Ten Kies Fiore agora ts to olor arolk ia Silas a Wein, Adams, ag for pice esemhey smart scorn ifn hoe ca ie are EW PTAVEN, daly PUNE: eohr cash A Bennett, Globe, Btrani gence Minnie b ' Sr Vincenr, ov. May 23—arrived, Oregon, Harding, New. MEAL TRSTON, July arrived, steamer Rertt Delansy,