The New York Herald Newspaper, July 16, 1867, Page 9

. "FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Moxvar, July 15—6 P. M. , The railway share market was buoyant until after the cond session of the Stock Exchange to-day, whona reaction took place, Thero isno demand from the pubiic for the non-dividend paying etocks, which latverly been rapidity advanced in price regardless of f@eal valuos, although there is to a very limited extent for fome of the soundest of the railway stocks which havo Mot yot sympathized to any material extent with the movement in the former, against which the public be warned too often, This movement is not upon any demand for investment, but is purely Bpeculative, To those who are le4 by the present cond!- Rion of aiairs in Wall street to take a “fiyer” in stocks Bt has been woll enid that “they had much better throw Rheir money in the river, and that a man who leaves his Woguler business because it is dul! to gamble im stocks Mas taken leave of his reason, if he over had any, and ‘will come to grief at an early day.” * Money has been even more abundant than it was last week, and foans were made freely on mixed collaterals ht five por cent, and on government securities at four, the transactions at six being altogether exceptional. The of mercantile paper, owing to the recent dry Woods faltures, has had the offect of swelling the volume of funds avaiiable for use on the Stock Exchango. Prime ames are, however, taken at 6 a 7 per cint discount, fut the supply is vory limited. The fadications aro Favorablo to an abundance of money for speculative mses, the Treasury having commouced the disburzement Lo-day of 1aore than twenty-one millions in redemption pf compound interest notes.and in payment of the in- Reroat on these and one ecction of the seven-thirty loan, Phe last mentioned amounting to about elx millions, \ The statement of the associated banks for the week ending on the 18th inst, reflects the prevailing monetary @aso, Tho legal tonder notes show a further increase of 1$1,200,280, tho net deposits of $6,247,751, the epecie of $1,862,283 and the loans and disoounis of $1,551,772, while the circulation has undergone a decreaso of $15,528, The totalzof the presont and preceding state- recta stand thus:— . $246, 10.805,171 9 71,196,412 "494,051,090 «21,059,612 At the same time last year tho condition of the banks ‘was ag follows, and the differences apponded are those between the two returns dated respectively July 12, 1566, Goa OR July 13, 18 Conus $259,103, 404 Dec. . $11,220, 12,451,654 I 27,804,172 posite. ++ 207,190,015 Tazal tender ee 15,541 977 The general trade of the city is moderately active for fhe sonson, which isa dull one, und the markets have latterly shown considerable firmness, with an upward Rendency az to prices, Iu the diy goods trade, however, fhe recent failures have produced an unsettled feeling, and some firms still solvent tiave found themselves under tne necessity of sending goods to auction ia order te supply themselves with cash, the ordinary demand being for ema!l parcels only from city and country buyers to kecp up assortments. Rumors of fresh dit. culties in the trade have served io keep up the o: 2 ment and distrust occasioned by the suspension cf Geo. A. Wicks & Co., Fairchild & Faushawo, and Loeschigk, Willard & Rhodes, and jobbers are meanwhile keoping but of the marketas buyers, Tio effect has, boon seen In a depression and stagnation of business, from which there are now some symptoms of recovery. The heavy loages of the past year have doubtiess impaired tue cap- Malof many houses, but there is no occasion for that general distrust of all engaged in the trade which was manifested a fow days ago, as the number of firms seri- ‘wualy crippled is small in comparican with those still in A strong position. The imporiors suffered the most Yevorely, and especially those with no retail outlet for ‘heir goods. The firmness of the market for raw cotton now favors stability of prices and ultimate improvement. The*eotton receipts at all the ports continue to be on very light scalo, those for the week ending on Friday {ast having been only 7,932 bales, making a total since ‘ene Int of Septomber of 1,823,023 bales against 1,975,107 _toalea for the corresponding period in 1865-6. ‘The foreign exports for the week wore 34,257 bales, against 66,688 bales in the preceding week, making a total since Beptember 2 of 1,480,367 bales, against 1,460,015 bales for the same period in 1865-6. Tho estimated stock at all the ports 1s 207,366 bales, against 347,207 bales at the wame time in 1866, Of the presont stock New Orleans thas 56,107 bales; Mobile, 12,785; Charleston, 3,239; Savaanab, 8,838; Texas, 10,907; Fiorida, 480; Now York, 00,000, and othor ports 36,000. The foreign market for the stapio is dull and rather drooping. The stock at {iverpoo! on the 29th of Juno was 748,670 bales, and at London 63,231, against 1,014,000 aud $1,548 respectively at the corresponding dato last your. Havre had 82,761 bales agaiust 155,886 in June, 1366, and there wore atloat 86,000 buios of American cotton, and 636,860 of Ind Desides 60.000 afloat to Havre, giving a total afloat and im warehonse of 1,661,212 bales, against 2,027,727 at this time last year. Congross at present shows no dirposition to take up ‘Me national bank question, bat it is one that ehould not be allowed to rest, The interests of the people demand that the twonty millions a year iu gold which are paid fo the banks in the form of interest on the bonds de-, posited with the Treagury as a basis of circulation should be saved. This can be done either by abolishing the in- terest on the bonds thus deposited and allowing tho na- tional bank notes to remain in circulation, or by provid. img for (he substitution of logal teadors for national currency avd cancelling an equivaleat amount of the mecuritics piodged for the redemption of the laiter. This fast would be the better plan, as @ uniform currency ‘Wroughout the country would be thereby recured. All the banks would thea have to bank upon loga! tentora, Q0 banks of issue being authorized by Congress and tho Present scale of taxation being euiMlcient to prevent the State banks from issuing their own yoles, The money which is now gnoualiy paid to tie bauks iu the manner described would sutice, if placod at compound interest, to pay of the*entire national debt within no wery iong period, and the people have just cause for protesting against the payment of this large sum for tho exclusive benefit of (he st oldera.of ua- tonal banks. Moreover, the s0-ca'led national currency isan eloment of weakness in our tocongraous financ al system, which would, if allowed to exist, constiture the most formidable stumbling block in the way of a re- sumption of specie payments. There is danger, too, of ‘Ue national banks becoming a political power in oppos!- tion to the interests of the people at large, aad this withdrawal of the subsidy of tweaty millions in go! per annum would not be without effect in reducing ther gumbers, although it would not be requisite for Con- Grees to logistate in that direction. Most of the country banks aro mainly dependent upon thelr circulation but the cily banks upon their d>positea, The weak amovg the former would be the chief sufferers by the axchange of national bank notes for legal tenders, and as they aro already too numerous, and in nota fow in @ances mere machines in the hands of speculators, a ‘indling of the number of tho country inai!tutions qould be rather beneficial than otherwise, But be that ae it may, it is clearly not the duty of the government Yokeop thom in existence by the payment of an annual subsidy. Tv view of the onerous taxation to which we Bre subjected, the question is of pressing import- ance, and Congress, sooner or Inter, will be compelled tu take action upon it. The difforent kinds of Uaited © ‘ted asa basis of ciroulation by thus shown. — 8 securities depos. the national banks are Reve S Interest, Unter act of January 25, 1847, registered. March 31, 1914, registered... 4, 1565, registered June 22, 1°50, regiaiere: February 8, 1761, regists ay 8, 1861, coupon = ¥? 1861, conpon.. aly , Angast 5 T861, rogistored July 17, a 1801, coupo ak¥ 25, 1862, coupon. February 25, 1862, regieterc March 8, 1863, registered March 3, be regrstored Of, eon Ey iS 3, june 20. 1864, registered Jaty i, L-% 4 1864, Mareb ®, reristered. March 3, ish, pina ‘Total... A eeeeeeres The gold market opened at ino, and after declining Wo 180% advanced to 159%, tie closing price, Loans were mado without Interest aud at six per cent for @arrying, and 1a4 per cont for borrowing, Th gross Gearanoos amounted to $26,040,000 and the gold bai. enees to $1,114,534, Americnn silver ie in fair demand At 6a percent below the price of gold, and Mexican Gollara aro rated at 103.8 5; in gold. ‘The upward course LBP premio fo-cey wes woinly owing to the ia - creased firinness of the market for foreign exchange, but the expesure of the frauds upon the revenue, to- gether with the apprehensions that the public income Will fall short of the requirements of the Troasury owing to official mismanagement, impart to it @ rising tondoncy rather than a falling one apart from commercial causes, The revenue officers who have been parties to the frauds referred to should be speedily dia- missed the service and a criminal prosecution com- menced against each of them. There is no excuse for permitting the whiskey frauds to go on, when the British eystom of collecting the tax makes escape from it imposible in all licensed distilleries, Each distillery here, as there, should be visited daily by two or threo diflerent gaugers, acting under an inspector, the one to act a8 a cleck upon the other, and all, by the frequency of their visits, to make frauds impossible, The distillo- ries should be open to the gaugers at all hours of tho day and night, and the process of distillation, from its inception to its flual completion, should bo carefully watchod, Hitherto, there is good reason for beHoving, the revenue officers aud the distillers have boon con- Certing togother to defraud the revenue, and there has been no eufficient check upon the former, The customa recoipts at the port last week amounted to $2,139,000, and the payments of coin interest to $2,693,000, At the early session of the open board raitway shares Were strong, and Erie sold up to 725%, At the first regu- lar board there was a large business transactod, and the improvement was well sustained. Now York Contral closed 7 higher than ai the same time on Saturday, Frio 24%, Reading 1), Michigan Southern 14, Cieve- land and Pittsburg 2, Rock Island 144, Northwestern 1%, do, preferred 1, Fort Wayne 44, Toledo, Wabash and Westera 2, Milwankoo and St. Paul 14g, do, proferred *Z, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 4, Atlantic Mail 1, Canton 7%, Cumberland 14, Mariposa preferred 34, West- ern Union Telegraph 7j. Government securities showed an improving tendency. Five-twenties of the new issuo of 1865 advanced 43, sevon-thirty notes of the first series 3g. The Stato stocks wore unusually active and buoyant, Missourt sixes advanced 44, North Caroline sixes, now, 14s, Tennessee sixes, old and new, 2, The heaviost were in tha Tennossoe bonds of tho new fsene. This class of securities is advancing too rapidly for the advance to be fully sustained, and prices are too high to make aces for investment desirabte, be At the one o'clock open board the market continued firm, but free from excitomont. At the second regular b d there was no perceptible change in its tone. New York Central closed $j Ligher than at thg first regular hoard, Erie 3;, Michigan Southern 14, Rock Island Northwestern 134, do. preferred 114, Fort Wayne ¥, Milwaukeo and &. Paul proferred 3%, Ohio and Diissia- sippl certideates 34, Pacific Mafl 44. Cloveland and Pitte- burg was 34 lower, Cumberland Coal 14, Western Union Velegraph 3, Goverument secunties were dull, but steady, Missouri sixes declined 13;, North Carolina sixes of the now issue %{, Tounessee sixes advanced 1, new inane ¥, Subsequently the market lost animation, and priced dectined, and at six o'clock it closed dull at the foltow- ing quotations:—New York Contra’, 1081; 9? a §%; Roading, 1045; a 74; Michigan Son 807{ a 81; Cleveland aud Pittsbarg, 98.0 9334; Rock Is- land, 9854 a 2g; Fort Wayne, 10214 a {; Northwestern, 46 a 4634; do. preferred, 09% 0%; Canton, 48 0 49; 1025 041; Quicksilver, 647% a2 sovirities closed dull, but eteady, at the Yations:—Registered, 1851, 1i0!y a %; ot 1881, 110% a 5. 20 reziatered, 1862, 109 a 10934 ; 5-20 coopon, 1804, 1119{ a 7% ; 5-20 coupon, 1864, ioeya conpon, 1895, 1001 a 3g; 5-29 coupon, 1865, January aud July, 103 a 103%; 5-20 coupon, 1867, do. do., 198 a 103%; 10M0 registered, 12a 10-40 coupon, 10234 a 4%; Argust, 7-30, 1i7’, a 118; Inno, 790, 117% a %; Iuly, 7-30, 1175; a %; July compounds, 1864, 119%;; Angus do, do, 118% a 11944; October do, do, MN77Za 11936; 1 bar do. do., 11714 a 36; May do, 1835, L1G4ga Xf; Angiat do. do., 11534 @ 34; Sopteniber to. do., Mba Lis); Octo~ ber do, do., 11414 2 X, Tho foreign exchange market is very firm undera moderate derannd for bila and an extremely light sup- ply, Tho recent adrauce im Erieand other stocks hold abroad has induced the return of considerable amounts for sale, against which remittances are being made, It ig expected that there will be a further rather heavy pment of specie this week, a inconsidcrable por- tion of which wil! be on account of the July interest due to foreign holders of five-twenties and other national securities. Bankers’ bills on England at sixty days were quoted at 110'f a 44; at three days, 1103, 9 54; commercial bills, 1095 a % ; bills on Paris at sixty days, 5.13% a 6.12%; at three days, 5.11% 5.10. Other Continental bills were ae thas:— a On Berlin. On Breme: On Frankfort On Amsterdam, Oa Hamburg ere 4 On Antwerp.... GAT #515 Mining shares continue to be entirely neglected by the goneral public, At the fret board Smith & Parmlee closed 10c, lower than at the same time on Seturday, selling at $5 60; Corydon 6e., selling at $1 85; New York Gold was 5c. higher, selling at $1 05; Walkiti Lead sold at 6le,; Columbian Gold and Silver $1 55 Consols and American eecurities were quoted thus in London oa the dates mentioned -— Tuly 6 Fuly 0, July 16, Consol ~ 4 O4y Og United States cry t Erle,.....°. 44 Illinois Central, 8055 Tho Sub-Treasurer'e sta! as under:— Total recewts, ..$7,887,165 Ti a, ‘a Yor ewstoms..... | 236000 Balance, ... For gold notes. 117,000 nt of today’s business is The following tavie shows the value of imports, amount of duties received and number of foreign entries at the Boston ( clusive:— tom House, from 1850 to 1860, ip- Value of Gold Rec'd No. Inpor'e for Dati. — B $29,908 $6,270,413 6,655,903 6 448,427 fy The earn ngs of the Fort Wagan Railway in June were $506,586, against $683,606 for the corresponding :oath in 1866, showing a decrease of $127,080. The net earn- ‘ngs for the six months ending with June were $20,960 loos than in the same time last year, Tue Chicago Tribune of Saturday thue epenke of the harvest prospects: — arcertained fact that the crop of wheat which has been gathered and is now hering !m the United States is Ory the largest and best which bas ever been raised in this country. fhe cotton, susar, ree aud ‘oui ere ive prom romire of a lt and beter yield t has beea wn since 1860, while the corn seuranes that it will exceed in’ amount that of yield, All over the Southern States there ows year an unusual attention patd to the f cereala, and ane will relieve the id import. ry to the t rope, Intead cf hazarding all things upon the ees of a single product. ‘The aggregate value of the og crop of the gong Atos tay be estimated by i that of 1860 as sian tard of an average viele "le that year the yield of ading articles wae ns follows :— Iba. Potatoes, bueh.111,148 peal my 1 or, $18 "hese figures slow ‘tie That was oven yo ent of the crop of ago, since which time the of land devoted to agricultural products has been va nly increased in all parts of the North, The prices of a’ those products have advanced somewhat, An estima of the value of the crop of 1867 may be reached by 2d ibg to the amount produced in 1560—except of cotton ond sugat—forty per cent, sud computing the increased quancity by the ruling prites, The vast sum produced by this calenlation ts so much actual wealth added to national Capital; it fe eae oan Dy Datare to the y of the people; it ie the product of the labor of aricultarist, It will ‘to mde 40 relieve the flnances 0! the couatry, and Will relieve the money market. From the commencement of the Christian era to the acovery of America ft ts estimated that gold had been taken from the surface and mined to tho amount of $3,800,000,000; from that date he close of 1842, $2,500,000,000; to 1860, Russia adds $746,000,000, and California and Australia $2,000,000,000 more. The an- ual average product of cold at the commencement of the Christian eta is estimated at $9,000,000; at the dis- covery of America this product had diminished to $100,000; im 1000 it batt increased to $2,000,000; in 1700 to $5,000,000; in 1800 to $15,000,000; im 1843 to GA09,000; 1a 1890 to 459,000,000; im 1868 0 $236,000,000; there was a subsequent falling off, #0 that only $210,000,000. The averago foar of coin is estimated at one-tenth in 1860 the product annual loss by the of ono per cent; the loss by consumption in the arts and by fre and shipwreck is calculated at from one mil- liom to three miilions per year, SALES AT THE EW YORK STOCK EXCHAMSE. Moai es July 15—10:30 A. M. cou. om Bn Stace ‘aa Hog 8 6-0, © '65, n is 103 ies 18! 200 absQuicksilver ¥Co; Ba 1b Mariposa StivinaCo toi 100 Mariposs prefd, ‘ae. 60 10 Asante ‘Wail'ss Ge 1 700 Nama keep Teas. « aS ae SDL @ SC Pand R pri “Mt 0 tol, Wh & Wes 0 200 Western Union Tel, 400 do. a “200 Missourl Gs 00 exc varpout 59% B00 do. Z OY 400 Chic & NW pref 60 do. ne 40 pis eae ” 12 100 Attons COMMERCIAL pay July 156 P. M. but prices rem: cM AND Guar. —Mecolpts—I1, bushels wheat, m9 prices; bt at ready, cornian Ree moderately us prices; the sales were 259 Rye flour was sieady at the advaree chronicled in our lav ti active snd firia nt previo the ales were 80 bbis. at $7 90 a 89 25, rate demand and sic @% $6.10 tov Brandy Round yak Alsposition ty reufize att} Her brsuels st $3 25 for now w $8 for new red Jersoy Corn oponed stead 1 ‘ad of choise ota HO, at oat ts a choles now nt of Gh private to me. n tiercos anzant eyrup at Gic., and B84 do. A fair export dem campatinn at iv { Weenington was ius. —Engtish linseed tale we ‘heard of duit aud beavy, a dole. standard w buyers’ option, and Gy do. ton: ji Philadel and 2.08 do, do ler suits Tee tos ew r pritne mess, giv tone! materially changes vv) and $18 « $24 for new an Of theres beef no ealem were report rovions prices were 4ek CA me, Beef was not the devpand, war moderate and jriees showed a fa her mpre id for Ce) ‘entte iinsen’ at | , Zee esles ve og § 000 ba god. yeast, saeieet TELEGRAPHIC MARKET REPORTS. atte quiet; sales of Giugur gate.” Molagnee dat, tmPou fee ie Vel, $115, = Bin a domand for wo sencinte are Nght. Wheat in gourd dommand. 03 d pricos ter pe ware, wall maintained ; Fed. €2 #0 a 38 in, $3 be $3 10. Corn simedy ond i fair c neat Be $i ¥) for good to prime white; gt 15 for yellow mixed. Oats advance! 2v.; sales ai ¥ic, a Yc, Provislyns active and firm, Mess pork, §2 meats Bhoublers, Wise. rib aides, 121.0 ders, Tie ae fife. a 1SWc-; clear rib sides, Me. a Like, tage, f for chy’ and Western. Sugur steady partehananged. hhiskey, 1a bond, 37, Owe 0, Flour active with only moderate, suv; a1 $12 for No, 1 rs als npr red wi whkte aoa se exice. Wseet Sem be dikuele No ¥ Mhwaues oto re $240 and 1 — choice while Canada on private terms. Corn qu: car lots cre selling at 98, for No. 1. Gata, barley, rye and peas nominal. Corn moal, $2 70 per 100 ibe; Talillond in Now York; Timber $8 £0 ¢ > se Hucaon ak yh ese Refiroad freighis—Flour to Boston ‘0e., to apes, ‘SNe. to New York by Fall and river, Uc, ~~ Hels Gat, 8 738,000 feet iumaber,’ ‘Canal oiBb bites els ,000 feet Lumber. ie flovr, 9.68) bushels wheat, 16,850 bi 70, ‘bushels m iv8,200 feet lumber. ort, 5 axaro, July 18, 1867. acttgeeipts Flour, asco a beat 0 ets orn. Shela; dal ‘orn 219,000 bu svat pede Dushele: 1} 8,00 atl. In peas, baal pearly bare. Seles 5,000 ; No. 2 Milwaukee at st ‘00, q Western at 700. At 80c," Kye unebanged. Barley pork—Smal saleg at ro for Deley and 20 For i ane eed dull at th eights weak, ing I1}g0. to New Cixorsatr, July 16, 1887. Viour firmer wit! . ls t supply: f Lea ‘B12 50 ry ‘S13 Se, Now wheat, $2 40 isa good demand {rom country millers.” Cara tintce and held aoc on the far and 7be. a We. in butk: the demand was Might and but Iitde was offering, Gats firm and scarce at 79:. a We. for Rod, im bulk; Hye scarce aud saiable at, $1 358 $i 3. Coiton dull and unchanged at 0, for unchanged: mates at Wc, Mess pork op:ned with a go: deaund at #28, but closed dull, Bulk ments have advanced; mhouldersy Wos:y sigan Whe clear sie 1S )ye.; clear aiden, Me. Hails firm at igs. for common’ and ite. a Slo. for nugar cured, Lard quiet with a light demand a€ 1330. ; held out of the market. Bitter dulf'at Me, a 16c. for Ohto, and Iie a ls, for Reserve. Kigcs. Me. u 15c. Groceries firm at full prices. Gold, $L Bi buying, (OLED, Oblo, July Xs, 1367. Wheat dull; arabe Sa Teena Ne Lose, It and wominal at S8e, for N. *. Receipts for the week—t,ui iN) bis. heat, 163,008 do, corn, 8099 "do. ont. Stour, 21,000 Luabeld wheat, 113,00 do. corn, 6,160 do. oats a HCAGO, Tuly 15, Flour weak ant dronping: spring extras 150," $215 and N declined 130. a Me, ; 64 0 a $189. Corn woak at a chine of 20; salon et Sie, uh for No, 2. closing quiet wt Se for No. Land 7340. a #0) tec. for No, 2, Cats but hrm, at £3390, 2 Ge, for No. Kye dull at $1 Provisions’ firm, but i 9 $23. Cattle ng a quiet, Me: 7 Sheep wre du et OW Dbls, tlour, pment s—,#0) 200 rn, do. bus py wheats’ 822,000 do. corn, 5,0 ow city donbles $11 2. Fa S10 50, Wheat unseiied nt: 2.$19) for Mo. § and 81 3) for re- ady at 63. tor N Land Gie for No. 2. old 9 new shetiod, 000 THE STATEN SLAMD D POISon. AG “CASE, The aflidavit, which was i tue firet intimation of the alleged poisoning case at Eitiugvillc, Staten Island, was made by Mary Dougherty, whose husband’s death was attouded with suspicions circumstances, Upon this afidavit Margarot Grant was arrested, aud the stomach of tho man Dougherty sent to New York to be analyzed. Meantime another complaint was mado, bared upon al- leged auspicious cireumetances attending the death of Archibald MeCiu nd both Margaret aud Edward, her brother, w id upon the accusation, The New York physician soon after mado his report of the cualysis aud upon his sworn certificate that there were no traces of porzon in tho stomach of Nougherty, Jus lico Vaughn. of Clifton, admitted each of the accused to bail in tho snm of $1,000, to awalt any further charges or developments, Thus stands the nintter at present. There is little doubt that a great deal of exaggoration exists as to the Fuspicious e:rcumsiances which are eaid to bave attended the demise of the supposed vietin Those on tho island not inclined to atonal that the old woman died a natural doath—of old ago— and that Dougherty eupe ced the fatal attack by an indulvenc» in ice water, MoCiuskes’s body is to be di intorred and the stomach taken out for tue latest of these charges. THE PACIFIC RAILAGAD NOT TAOUILED BY INDURS, Bostox, July 1, 1867, Manager Smith, of the Independent News Room in this city, veecived a totter this moraing of July 10, from the § uporintendent of the Union Pacific Raltroad, contradict. ing in every particular the recent St. Louts despatches abour the Tadians troubling the road and attacking tno trains, Ho save both frelght and passenger ‘rains Ko throngh regularly an promptly to Dobver, and that for over a menth the Indians havé done no parvieatar harm, MAILS FOR EUROPE. ‘he Cunard mail steamship Java will leave Bostou on Wednesday for Liverpool. The mails for Europo wilt close in this city at a quarter past onc and half-past five o’cleck on Tuesday after- noon. The New York Heeato—Edition for Europe—will be ready at ten o'clock on Tuesday morning. Sinelo copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing, siz OL ER ae EPR MARRIAGES AND DEATHS. Married. uti.0,—-On Monday, July 15, in Bev by the Rev. iy. Browloy, Mr. Jos Gers, of New York, to Miss Frances Famouinn, of Brooklyn, vosr—Lapp.~On Sunday evening, July M4, by Avson Gloacon, Mr. Jonny H, Paovosr, of New wick, N.J., to Ml 14 M. Lapp, of Boston, on Sunday even- Eugene MoGuire, Jastes Ruaax to Axv Brapy, all of Harlem, Seaman—Isaace . Lov by tho Rev. EF w York, to Apa € ie, = Saturday, July 6, Lement M. Secawas, of ‘ prin oF the jate Henry Isaacs, y, July 14, by Rev. Dr. * Manns. Dicd. ox.—On Saturday morning, July 13, after a short illness, omorassa EL, Gonghter of Hiram and Mary Aun Anderson, of this city. ‘The relatives and fricuds of the family are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, this (fae&day) ai ernoon, at three o'clock, from the residence of her pi West Twenty-first strect, without further notice turday, Jay 13, at y, at tho residence of | Williame, Haq, Hevny K., old mien, im the 21st yo ently ot apoploxy, 14, § Beker, in his 604 your. the’ family, the members of Koystone No. F. A.M. 0° Knlekerbocker Lod ‘oO. F. A. M., and of & mplre Chapter No 170, R. A. M., ore invited to aivend his funeral on Weduesday, morn- ing, at 11 o'clock from le late residence, Pleasantville, Westchester con nt wit bo fn waiting at the depot nt Pleas #154. M. train, Harlem o 295, F. and A. speetal communi: Re “ete from New York. The members of Kegstone Lodge M., are hereby summoned to attend cation, to be held at their roome, Odd Fellow's Hail, on Wednesday, Jutr 17, at six o'clock A M., for the pore of faping their tact tribute of respect to our late brother, Samet O, Baker, Tue members of Empire R. A. M.. apd Knickerbocker Lc age Pa M, ore fraterpaliy invited to ettend Uy CHAS. H. QUAIL, . Leow, Seoretary, mbere of Kulckerbocker Lodge No, ¢42 q 1 to meet at the depot of the New Yor and Harlem Raiirced, Twenty-sizth street end Vourth avenue, on Wednesday morning, July 17, at seven o'clock, for the urpose of aitending the funeral of brother Samue! 0, ic order of | JO8, J. JENNINGS, W. Masier, W. BR, Perrinew, Secrotary. Brsvauiy.—At £t. Lovie, on Friday, July 12, Euisa- bern, wife of Ira Benjamin, The friends of the family are respectfully invited to Sitend the foneral, from No. 66 Third street, on Wednes- day afternoon, atiwo o'clock, Darwster.—ion Brooklyn, on Saturday, July 13, Crsnire M., youn son of George R. Brewster, aged 31 years Foreral this (Toeeday) afternoon, ni two o’cl the residence of hie fatty ‘k, from No, 148 Remeen treet. Brovnoan. okive, on Sunday, July 14, Jom, only ron of James and Annie Branegan, oged 1 yerr, 3 mon! he ond 14 days. The relatives and friends of the fam'ly are respect. fally invited to atvend the funeral, from the revidence of bis. parente, 10 Raymond sircet, near Myrt his (Tuesday) afternoon, at t-v0 ofc!) som—On Monday, July 15, attera long’ iliner’ se Brisox, daughter of Mary Briewon, ag z Vier frien?s ani relatives are respecifully invited to ettend the foneral, fi r late fesidence, 225 Wet T inth street, on Wednerday morn’ Her remains will be taken to St. CanMan At anevitic, on Saturday, Joly 33, Canmas, of thie sity, in his 66th year. The relatives and friends of the family iuvited to attend the funeral, from the Church of the Inter ot Carmanevilie, this (fueeday) rhoon, at w 7 notice. reb, Broadway and Tenth street, jock, and alao to mect the two son River Rajirond at the Car. atten tal until he o'cloch mens . Cree oodur, July 16, Many Awy, daugh. ter of Thomas Cros © {riende ef the fomily ere requesied to attend the nerel, from the Church of the Astumption, corner of York and Jay streets, where a requiem macs will be otered for (he repose of Ler cou), om Thuteday morning, Ai Dine reel per, O00 July 4, Saree on A pative of oo En ar era’ treteea hed 49 y oa The roiattves and frieade of te family ore respectful. Jy invited to attond the faveral from hor late residence, ~ Levon og street, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at one @ clock prec! Dave —On y, July 15, Eowexp Davis, aged 46 Frans onc teat se peony artes enn +. Eis TRIPLE SHEET. the faueral, at the Methodist Episcopal church, fix!y firet etroot, between Second and Third avenues, on W oduseday, at tweive o'clock, Dararcr.—On Monday morning, July 15, after a short ittness, Lewis Exnsy, infant son of Horace T. and Eliza- both Draper, of Brooklyn, ‘Yhe retatives and friends of the fami! respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the residenco of bis Parents, 84% Pactfic sireet, without further notice, this (Teesday) afternoon at four o'clock. DornG,—Jous Dersixe, a native of the parish of Clough, Quoens county, Ireiand, in the 39th year of his age. The friends of the family and those of his scquaint- ances nre respectfully Invited to atiend the funeral, from his late residence, 116 Mott stecet, this (Tuesday) Fone o'clock, ¥.—On Monday, Joly 15, Marcaner Gamavcwry, « native of the parish of Lissenufley, county Foscommon, freiand, at the residence of hey brother-ia- law, Lawrence Keeni, No. 7 Desbrosses siract, Tho friends aud relatives are respectfully invited to atiend the funeral, on Weduesday afteracou, at (wo a "clock, The remains will bo interred in Calvary Come- ory. Hat.—On Sunday, July 14, of gastritis, Mary Kars, danghter of A. A. and Eleanor 1. Hail, ih the 9th year of her axe, The relauves and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, No, 260 West ‘Twenty-frat street, on Wednesday after- noon, at one o'clock. Harr.—-On Sunday Caer | July 14, Georck H, Rann, onty son of Joseph 3. and Emima 3. Hart, in the 6th year of Lis age. The frionds and relatives of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the funeral this (Tues day) afternoon at threo o'clock, from the residence of his eee on 125th street, between 6th and 7th avouars, Erovineneey Newburyport and Chicago papers please (OWARD. —On Monday morning, Juiy 15, Heaney Dear. nor Howanp, onty son ef Elias aud Ktiza Howard, aged 8 months and 18 days, Relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend his funeral from 411 Avante street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) afternoon, three o'clock. Hestixatox,—-Saddonly, on Wednesday, July 3, at Memphis, Tona.,. Fr wife of the late Dr. G. F. Huniington, and eldest daughter of the lato James Cleland, of this city. Also, at “the same place, ov wy day, July 4 Frona, infant daughter of whe late De. and Plora J. Hontington, aged 10 months. Jarvis —On Saturday, July 13, any Ravaoyn, widow of Neilson Jarvis. The remains will be taken to Westport, Conn,, this day on the haif-paat eleven A, M. train of the Now York and New Haven Raiiroad. ‘The friends of the family are iy Invited to aliend the funeral ser- Vice at the Church of the Holy Trinity, Wostport, at two o'clock P.M.” Return ng cara leave Wostport’ at eight m'r M Ketty,—At Morrisanta, on aoe jay, July 15, at the residence of his father-in-law, William Shay, Davin XK in the 88th year of bis age. relatives aud friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funoral, at =t. Ann's church, Mor- sisapia, on Wednesday afternoon, at wwo o'clock, with- oat farther notice, Krerxan,—On Monday, Ri wife of Poter K%er dat the parish of Kil OoUnty. Longton, Ir year of her age. ‘Tbe relatives and frivnds of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 515 East Thirty-firet street, on Wertnesday morning, at half-past nine 0’ to St.” Gabriel's where & requ of her cont, from Krusav,—On fy Iv 1. Many, the beloved . Ma ranion, of ta the 2oti celebrated for tie ropors ‘alvary Comotery, July 15, Winazay Heaney, fon of Jobn and Catharina Kienke, od 9 montin. The frionds aud rejatives are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tucadey) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the corner of Gratam and Meoker ave- nuos, Williamsburg. Kerss.—On Monday, July 16, at six P. M., Martin T. Kersk, eon of Martin J. and Farah Ti Keeso, aged 9 months and 4 days, ae 0 The frionds and relatives are respectfully in attend (he funeral, from No. 72 Etim street, th day) afternoon, at two o'clock, Maces,—On’ Monday, July 15, James Avoosnye, youngest child of Joho aud Ellon Magoo, in the 7th year of his age. Notice of funeral to-morrow, McDurorr,—On Sunday, July t4, Caries F., young. est son of ‘ichact and Mary MeDoriott, aged 2 years, 2 months and 21 dava. Ths friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Tuesday) afternoon, at Laif-past one o'clock, from tho residonco of his 8, 425 Weat Vorty.fourth street. lay, July 14, eary, aged 1 year, 1a, only son of months and 13 “The funcral will take place from the residence of his parents, 66 Bergen street, Brooklyn, this (Tuesday) after- noon, at half-past two ‘o'clock. Rointives and’ friends are invited to attend, na.—- In Brooklyn, Mancaret O'Siea, daughter of William O'Shea and Ann Martin, bora m the old race. course in the parish of Deansforth, county Kilkenny, Iretand, aged 47 yeara, Prories,—On Monday, July 15, Axxm Pzorzes, agod 16 years, 2 months and 13 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are Lap and Invited to attend the fnueral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two o'clock, from tho reefdence of her mother, No, 2 Commorce street, South Brooklyn. Wavesnor.—On Sunday, July 14, of summer com- plaint, ASNA SM, daughter of Didorik Badenhop, aged 8 months and 11 day: “Tue retatives and iriente of the family are invited to sitend the funers!, from the residence of ler parents, 593 Washington stroet, this (uesday) afternoon, at two o'clock, The remains will bo taken to the Lutheran Cemetery. Rockwoov.—On Monday 2 15, Horace Pa ny, only son of Ju. F. and Jenni + . Rockwood, aged 11 months, The relatives and friends are reapect- fully invited to attend the funoral at the residence of his parents, 185 Nasean street, Brookiyn, on this (Tuea- a frernoon at two o'clock wi t farther notice, ScHoLs,—On Sonday, July 14, Wir , infant son of Henry B. and Khzabeth Scholes, 1 year, 3 months and 15 days. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of bts paronts, No. U2 Bedford avento, Brooklyn, K, D., this (Tuesday) afiernoou, at Lnree o'clock. v.—In this city, on Sunday morning, July 14, Right Roy. Trouas Fievoixe fissionary Bisbop of Oregon and Washington Territory. ‘The fonoral will take place from Trinity chapel this (Tucaday) afternoon, at thres o'clock. The clorgy aro Fequested to meet At to Sunday school room of the chapel at hali-past two o'clock. Srxep.—On Monday, July 16, of hoart disease, Many Axx, wife of Joseph Steed, in the 48th year of he The reintives and friends of the family, also the mem. Lodge, No, 7, A. P. A. and , No, 698, F. and A. M., aro respectfully ited to ailend the funeral, on Wednéstay, afternoon, her ‘lato residence, 117 West 02 On Monday, July 15, 4 iness, Captain J. I. Meter § uo interment to take ple Warn.—At St. Pa: Hevny G. Warp, of China, son of the year of his age, Tho funeral services wil be held at Trinity chapel, Trenty-fifth atrovt, near Broadway, on Wednesday after- noon, atone o’cloc’. The relatives und friends of ihe fomily are invited to attend. Salem (Mass.) and. San Franclaco (0, tor a linger. akR, ¢ York, form te Froderick G, W Shanghae, aid, im the Sud .) papors please Iy 15, Geonor Gnnrnt, eudetken, aged 1 year, I mouth The place this (Tuesday) afternoon, woo clock, from the residence of hie paren No, 476 Tenth avenue. The friends and relatives of the family are respectfully fi od to attend. The remains will be taken to Lutheran Ceme:ery for interinnet Wricsr,.—On Sonday morning, Jaly 14, laren V., youngest daughter of Joreph and the late Catharine Wright, Tho friends and relatives of the family are invited to sttend the funeral, on Wednesday afternoon, at two e'clock, from the residence of he inte, 062 Second avenue, southeast corner of Thirty-Uirat street. SHIP PING NEWS. only son of Ge awa Canton (Prus), Codt, Bristol, Eng--Funch, Meiacke ent Bark Glew Afton (Br), Dickson, Cork for orders—Sio1 & Haye Diamant (Iam), Kruse, Rotterdam—Sloman & (itr), Cole,’ Bridgeport, CHB A Huseey & a iare ‘Topeka, Blanchard, Richmond=Crandall, Umpbray Bark Talavera, Carver, or—R P Buck & C Brig Maria Wheeler, Wieeler, Codiz--Davison & Speering Brig J Ratebford (Bt), Crane, St Johns, NF—Crandali, Umohray & Co, Brig Rhian ti Wiite, Maitland, N8—J F Whitne 0 Smito, Windsor, NS. bri ha Brig Penetin Grifin, pace Ventn 1 Lizabeth port—Welsh aC a (Br), Roveris, Harbor Ish 0 fr) P Aitespte (Br), Moti, Wis , NS=Crandal!, Ume pray & Rehr Brae @, Arrants, Georgetown, SC—Bentiey, Miller & Thomas, Ser WSs Bi —I A Stetson wan, Phillipe, Glower a ut F Aribem.ua, Mit Bebe Damon, Johnson, Poston Thayer & Sarctnt Sehr Monitor, * awei: = lackett & Taylor. Sehr Bvelgn, Burger star Fehr Dart, Jobueon, cil, Newburyport—Snow & Rich. Arrived. Steamebip Aihemarle, Bourn, Itichmond and Norfotk, to the O'4 Dorainion Steamy vo ‘ Exe coorge it Jeosine (Br), . Hurnt Ietend, Soot. lant, 4 Royd & incl Batk Wir Rathvone, Pras, Havre May 25, with mdse and 186 passengers, to B & Hinck Bare sotape (8p) Havana, 10 days, tm ballast, ¢ arien, 9 days, wit foarien, 10 days, with su park Mary & Wilgabeth (Be . Chamberlaia, Cow Be, on Quisdata. ithe “Sranwoods Lin 13 days, with me ign Bis, etn cao, jays, Bre eee ‘ervio, Cow Bay, 9 days, with coal, to B ar (tr), Lenolr, Cow Bay, 16 days, with i Te bpeerek, Glace Bay, Maye, with col diheree | Poaceae Sea 94 LIVINGSTON PLAC! £, CORNER OF RAST ISTH Ome D a ae Keir Mi Vossar Yr, Christie, Wareham for. Peughkeepates Rear It B leteatf, Rogers, Prov! lonca for Rondout Sehr B & Conant a Now Haves. Briy Bessie fi Tavana, and bark Arthor Fnenems {com Uow Bay, are consigned to Messra Brett, son ADDITIONAL SHLPPING INTRELIORSOND B PAGK. ° Marine Disnsters. Boe« Brospu(of Flane'ly), Benttey, from New Vors March 1, w 648 bawbels of cora, for Sligo, Ireland, baé hex cargo alsified for the ascond time oa the 18th of MareRy and the veasel was throws on her beam ends, wind at the (ime Llowiog a perfect burricene from WNW; cut awep topmast and foremant but she did not right, and rematee® iu this criticabecondition, the crew ha no coumand oF her, On (ve morning of the S1st a falion in with Bg the boris Gtago, Capt Taylor, from New York Marob 18 few Capo Town, in lat $7, ton 68.02, who lay by her unti6 PM of the 22d, when all lands were trouslerred to the Otagm, and até 30PM the Bloude disappeared, supposed to bare gone down, as sue wes full of water when abandoned, (The: Brated Al, was ¥2*tous, built im 1866 at Lieaelly, where she wasowned.) Bank Yous (Nor), Nielsowy @t Boston 14th fnst from tonturg, reports June LL tat 4 eondilion, and Cook off the captain and orew, 15 in mi 18th. lat 49 £8 lon $498, epoke Br bark Blaroie, trom fax for Harre, and transferred th her. Bria Ecoxowme (#2), Fousier, pork Guadaloupe for Havre; with a cargo of Sugar. run and cotton, struck one reef off Barbados 984 uli, camo off shortly after, but dowu almost immediatety in deop water. Brio f A Darezis, from Genoa for Baltimore, which put into Bermuda to repair, resumed her voyage on the 24 ina, Bria O«norine Gorizver, of Bangor, was seen 10th inet by brig Joi Aviles, xt Holmer’ vist, Barnegat NW, miles pees of water, as before reported. Seon pee t San Franciseo Jane 18 from A when, ine the Paoite had constant gales 3. trom BW boke fore gatf and eplit ails. svtas; Johogom, from Rio Sauciro for Now Oe- Jeans, potinto Antigua 1th ult Josmins; was a nerve aoe Gecaiie'd und wid one 18th ae auction for £10, Sour Soimnce, which unk on the 4th inst thres miles below Fort dacison, was talwed and taken. {0 Savanna 6a the 10th. Hor damages will be repatred without delay, Scur Hrixs Mar, Jouos, Crom Norfolk. for Aloxan Va, with ehinctos, with the loss of Soun Exizaurre, Ware, froma Gardiner for Boston, pa® fnto Salem 12th RG Jarer water, having sprung a leak om the Nth off Thi Taiand. Vortunataly for the erew,, sho was londed with lumber Miscelinacoun. Very Snoxt Passsce—The splendid steamship City of Paris, commanded by the oxperienced Captats James Keme nedy, of the Inmantine, which arrived at this port om Saturday last at noon, made the run over from Queenstowm in less than nine days, which is one of the shortest passagen ever wads betwoon the two ports, She brought 104 cabia and 054 stecrage passengers, : Bate Cossrant (Br), Shaw, which left this port June Mm in ballast for Wilmington, NO, for tho safety of which foam were entertainod, arrived at the lattor port yesterday. Foreign Ports. Banvanos, Juno 18--Arrived, brig Omer, Comneau, New York (and wld 28d for Teintd Saiied 18:2, steamer Rogulator, Phillips, Monteridea; brigs Harry & Audrey, NYork ; Pekador Bahiaor 16th, Chilton, Boston ; 24, chia dW Froeman, Trinidad 25th, Wililani, Boston. bark Zulma, Fewitt, from hip permayr mm, 24, dlagy brige Lone Stor, Komnedy. from Bueno! aed for ; Bo! Forbes, trom N York, nee andae. Biliow, Dexter, Gr Sra arr 2lst, dog Berver, Crocker, from NYork, > Dewsana, Juno We Arrived, big Logan, NYorks sin inhine 20th, bork begs Missisaia ye, Bows 1 Bishop, Grifting, NYOFR. bailed 20 ie iWiiteors Pigg ig York. Giptartag, June 25—La port shi Mar, Benge, al ur Boston we flee win batts Merriam sil ropa Ae Weldon Weldon. trim Marseilles ve, win’! bond, | Wa Me duly H—Arrived, ehip ‘Alckander Marshatty, Maranali, NYor Mavaauex June 26—In port brig Maud (Br), O'Brion, fae ee Tomy. (rom 1 THOMAS, July 1—Tn’ por res. arr June secking; brigs (ON, York, arr Isth, for oka Plat Mar. 8001 = garetia (Han), for Builadelphia soon; Baral rowel, Mon- from "Barbados, air 30h seeking; Flights Juno 19, brig dw Delisle, Leni, Ponce, to toad fam Anorthorn port; schr Dundee (Br), Gould, do, to lond fow Yorks 31th, hick Palestina Mocotiogh Aréclvd oa ax E & tA York; brig’ China, Kombey, Naguaba, (9. Lond for NY Both, bie Gusaie Prueman, “Anderson ’ Broman; 28th Two Elleus (ie), F ‘umacoa, to lond for NYork.” Passed by do duly te brig Abieue (Br), Sirmond, Ceomm Nevis for Beaufort, ra, Auterican Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 1—Arrived, steamer Joho 8 Groeay bug ts, Meck rsiveds i Vigilote, Neatly, ul PM —Arrive pte, Sosttens (Nor. Foy bare (nota ransport (Ir), Lite, city Fannie Lipset gon} we jroomh ort tiadel co. Tiwell, Elaabethport: 2 ieartettas Hall, Nettie Cushing, Preusey, N¥or Tith—Arnived ba “ion, Nielson, Gottenburgs brig Times (i Grand Bissau, it thmariyed ja Kensington, Now or West, and Ne ens art ae r raindye Fee eum, to, eo .n roll Rico; sohrs Carrie M@te rige Caroli ae, McF ai ortland, howaa; sohreS H Cady, Susag, Jackson, and silver Cl one 12—Arrived, sche Harriet Ryan, Wixom, ie Hamas jen, Gott, N¥ock ; schrs Wm Picker. % Quinn: ecu ackell, and. L M Strout, Dean, do; # Woe Wilson, Pi Port Chiester, BATH, J Arrived, ‘schr Nellie Treat, ‘Tclaaamy wk moe i Suly 12—Arrived, aloop Fred Brown, Wight - Scie Boston, Smith, Philadelphia; sloop Harvest, T, July T—Arrived, brig Roseway, Bolmam, LiStON, July 2—Arctved, brig Urbana (8p), Dus rail Hareatona; selts Lilly, Pranels, dor Ldn Bells do via Gooreetew ae aC, Sailed—! Esperanza (Sp), Ping, New York; schr Alec’ (Hin) Maun, Mallvar, NS FALL RIVE, July 12—Arrivad, schra Albert Pield, tit, Philadel ewtral America, Willlains; Bik, Chase) Vermilion, Si Spotora, Hawuins, sod zabeth| . eh Mas, omy is bho Ef Lock. ‘Daria, Ceorges : wood; Daniel Brown, own Sailod—Sehra Theodore Dean, Babtntt, Geo! CR r¥, Babbitt, hilade! hia, aqneacyaaa Aa tg! iat July $—Artived, schr Rhodefla ‘ony Charles UCESTER, July 12—Arrived, sche CL Vandervoort, Butnaeip ia, MES' LLOLE, July t deraon. Dorchester, A ‘eiro, * fartbure o' for Kaate Kelley, NYork for Bowe ra, Light, Buckmaste ‘or Belfast; Eltzm i Amboy for Boston; Benator, Gi Gove James Bits, Histch end James, Winchenback, zabethport for Salem; Parocou, Grimes, do for Bostons Com Kearney, Roberts, do for Newburyport: seman le wm 8 Watson, At Powell; Thos N3t’ Se, Cols io Dennis, Crowell; FW Joh x. at aker, Vangilder; Kile Beithews, Bee Ne A tantes i & 1 Marts, Horta, Care kins a $ 4 yy Daneihower Cobb, Hoaton ‘a ‘bitadelphis oha ap! jangor for do; 7 Rlia, do for NYork; Wartenton, Lord, I tees TLLT, July, 6 G—In port sehr Julia A Rider, aM Arrived, ship Wild Tui iit elo, Som nia, loa? Elwood ‘Coopers rt ef, and Heloa Sai ated= Drigd N . Thornham, Matan~ ‘Wam), Pilshau, rons claneea-<Brigs Pablo (Sp), Dente, Barcelona; Diane (Hot a we NOwPOt «a rly i J2-—Arrived, brig George Kilburn, Rose BURY PORT Poly” 12— Arrived, port; Joun Griffith, Cobb, Pnifsceipiuia BeDPOlD July Tesatled sche Atle Waltom, ith ikosson; Vigilant Wiad, Bowman, le Sallod, son Jeeta B Allen, Case, ang} Bi iy ie Teer sloop “Witiard, Saunders, ‘abet hport nruned iy. sohy J W Fish, from Philadelphia for Fait Bye wens duty, jes heriven, sche Eclipse, Samante; sloop Ceneral Freneb, r eo PHIEA, Jol West von, Baker, A ih Beowa, Pieree, ven, J F MeDevit, MeVadd: ‘amnion, Pertaia a, St John, NB; Ann, Rose, Bost te: oper ie! Hepcane, Buazard, Hart’ Hirooks, Newport lurarrived, bark Barlow he}. Du Myrick, Stevens, and Rich, PoRtSMO Pade pha arle Myfati tralpey, iSeAtrived,” echre ag Louisa, ib, Elizavet! Wed, schra Witney Lond, Teves, Chareston; Atina Sh Wm © Atwater, Glover, Bowditch, Fpilade’ 5 Barnes, Clifford, iiteat bethrort. ‘Steamer Hunter, Rogers, Phitadelpbiag sehes yin sig wood Doron, and cB, July 1d. F 1 fae Wergt, wi Tivdle, do, 2 straw Ke Harlow; Treas Knowles, N¥Ork, sloops clean ve Rotate i tear ‘Widhetat! td Comenareee Watk nt Fashion, Colboy, Bileabethport, y ie ngligh, from, Yorks Mo isbes, Phitndelpbia ( ves Jota ‘brooks, "Pox, Pitzavethpars ‘vat as Alt, July H—Ageived at Quatanting, brig Mae CRSA WSlants asimenis (Steck), Obteriah, Fete te t ‘ y ‘uly 12 od, acre J Tinie aaa areata gen ANC, July (Arrived, je aporti ay seni dean spames Stee Siew, a, , Too LATE FOR ©