The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1867, Page 9

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarovar, July 20~6 P. M. Whe stock market hes doveloped renewed strength ‘WU activity to-day, although at the commencement of ‘Dusiness the speculative feeling was tame, Prices ad- wanced throughout the list, but the most marked im- ment was in Hudson River, which sold at 18%, « price considerably above iis value, Asthe whole ‘Of it ts bold by « fow individuals, the principal of whom ‘ere also tho managers of the road, it would bean easy ‘natter for them to put it to 218%{, but it doos not follow Ghat they could get the public to buy it from them at that price or cvon at the figure at which it is now quoted, Probably, however, the parties interested think with Whakespearo that the surest way to reach a mark ts to @im beyond it A stock which has just been “watered” to the extent of a hundred por cent Qs not likely to be sougtt by investors at @ price as high as it eold for before the amount was ‘doubled. There is no accession of outside buyers to ‘which the revival of animation cau be attributed. It is imply due to a renewal of the efforts of the brokers and ether professional speculators to “bull ’ the market, ‘and was generally expected, So long as money remains seasy the battle is to the bulls, and bigher prices will probably be reached regardless of rea! valaes. There is no change to note im the condition of the money market. Loans are made freely to stock houses at five por cent, with afew exceptional transactions at ix for smail amounts. Atthe same time the leading ‘doalers in govorameut securities bave uo difficulty in Bupplying themseives at four per cont. The discount Mine is inactive, and first class commercial paper passes @t6aT per cont The statement of the associated banks for the week ending to-day is likely to show an inerenso $a legal tender notes of $1,300,000, in deposits of $1,600,000 and in loans of $1,800,000, The specte will probably show a decrease of $1,500,000. At tho early session of the open board the stock mar- ket was dull and barely steady. ‘New York Central sold vat 10635 a 4; Erie, 705; Hudson River, 116)¢ @ 117; Reading, 1043; Cleveland and sree 90% Michigan Southern, 78% @ %; Rock Island, 9974 a 14; Northwest- orn, 4455; do. preferred, 7034; Noles Union Teie- Graph, 4876 a 49; Pacific Mail, 145. At the first regular board there was more firmness and ‘animation, and prices improved on tho call, Hudson River boing the strongest of the railway shares. New ‘York Contral closed 3; higher than at the samo time yesterday, Erie %, Hudson River 3%{, Cleveland and Pittsburg 1, Rock Isiand 1, Fort Wayne 4, Ohio and Mississippi certificates 34, Pacific Mait 134, Canton 34, Wostere Union Telegraph 3{. Michigan Southern was % lower, Northwestern proferred 34, Government secu- cities wore firm but inactive. Coupon five-twenties of ¢he new issue of 1865 advanced +4, and seven thirty motes of the second series 14. Among the State stocks ‘Tennesseo sixes declined %, and the new issue of Ten- wmeasee and Norih Carolina sixes advanced $< each. After the call aud at the one o'clock session of the open board the market was generally higher, New York Central sold at 106% ; Erie, 7144; Hudson River, 118% a 2%; Canton, 43; Reading, 105 a 10514; Michigan South- ‘ern, 79%; Rock Island, 100%; Cleveland and Toledo, AML; Northwestera, 45% a &; do. proterred, 70% a %; Wbio and Mississippi certificates, 263%; Pacific Mail, 145%; Westero Union Telegraph, 43%; a X. | During the rest of the xfternoon the market was ®voyant and active, partly in conzequence of intima- Cions that the next bank statement would be favorable, end par.ly to a belief that the danger of a threatened )wailway war between the trunk lines had passed away. At the close of business at six o'clock the following |, Quotations were current:—New York Central, 107340 108; Brie, 71% a %; Reading, 105% @ 3; Michigan ‘outhern, 80 a 3; Cloveland and Pittsburg, 915 a '4; Rook Island, 100% a %; Fort Wayne, 102% a 103: Northwestern, 46a 14; do, preferred, 70% a 71; Pacific Mail, 146% a 147; Obio and Mississipp! cortificates, 26 J _ |@ 34; Western Union Telegraph, 4355 a %; Mariposa ppreterted, Bah. @ moderate demand for government securi- Ohi’ at the counters of the leading dealers, and at the )elose they were quoted thus:—Registered, 1881, 110% @%%; coupon, 1881, 1104 a 34; Ove-twonties, registered, 1862, 109 a %; five-twenties, coupon, 1662, 111% @ %; five-twenties january and July, 1867, 103) tered, 102 a 14; ten-forties, coupon, 102)¢ 0 34; August woven-thirties, 1173, a 1183; June seven-thirties, 1175 @ XM; July seven thirties, 1175; a %; August com- q@ounds, 1364, 119 a %{; October do. do., 118a %; De- comber do. do., 1173¢ a 34; May compounds, 1865, 916% a %; August do, do, 1153; a %; September de. do, 116.4 44; October do. do., 11434 a %. ‘The gold market opened at 1395, and after declining Go 139% gradually recovered to 139%, the closing quota- ‘sion. Loaus were made witbout interest and at 2a5 cent for carrying, The gross clearances amounted $37,740,000 and the gold balaaces to $1,290,437. The @eamer City of Paris, which sailed to-day, took out $1,166,033 in specie, the Guiding Star $160,000 and the Germania $37,200. The official list of shipments from ‘the port during the week is as subjoined:— July 16—Steamer Etoa, Liverpooi— July 16—steamer Aleppo Liverpool— American’ gold. 18—Steame duly oe : Foreign co. July ee Damon, Buenos Ae lay sess cereeeses Silver bars. Germania, 160,000 Total for the week... + $2,460,433 The foreign excheocge market was inactive ae usual on | Paturday, and rates were nominally as follows: —Bank- @rs’ bills on England, at sixty-fve days, were quoted at 11034 @ ig; at three days, 110% a *;; commercial bills, 200% a %; bills on Paris, at sixty days, 6.13K a 5.12; @t three days, 5.11 '¢ 05.10%. Other Continental bills Xa I 86% G14 @ 5135, 51736 05.15 Mining shares were dull, and irregular as to prices. At the first board Corydon closed 10c, lower than at the game time yesterday, selling xt $160; Quartz Hill 10c., @elling at $205; Smith & Parmelee was 10c. higher, sell- tng ai $5 60; Consolidated Gregory Gold, 20¢, selling at $6 70; Columbian Gold and Silver 5c., selling at 85c,; Davidson Copper sold at $1 60; La Crosse Gold, 85¢, An English journal publisbes the following returns of @he circulation of the private and joint stock banke in 3 gy Wales for tho four weeks endimg the 25th a April 22,1867, May 26, 1907. £23, 254, £23,100,608 y United Ki £38,744. 805, As com with the month ending the 26ib of May, 1866, the xbovo returns show « docreass ot £1,962, 701 in ion of notes in Eugiand, and a decrease of ,879 in the circulation of the United Kingdom. On paring the above with the iixed isenes of the several Danks, vie following is the stato of the circulation: — ‘The English ps private banks are below their fixed issue £1,248.012, the English joint stock banks are below their fixed insu9 £369,955 —total below fixed Jesue in England, $1) Pe the Scotch banks are above their fixed issue jth Irish banks ara below their fixed issu it of bn n incroase of £6, Period last yoar, The follow! pecie Lield by tho Seoteh and ‘month ending the Loge) of May the Seotcn banks, ‘old and siiver noid gold and silver held return, a! corresponding period Inst y The total exports of forsign m New Orioans during (he second quarter of 181 75 Jending June 30, were as follows Cotton, 90,199,122 pounds, valv Total domestic merobandise (in: Fowl foreign merchanuise..... ‘total exports of merchandise. exported. 4 Boston igurnal sites ines tts actotihe Sacbahal NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JULY 21, 1867—TRIPLE SHEET. >— Danks in Boston five were originally organized under the General Banking law, viz:—The Safety Fund, Revere, Continental, Mount Voraoa and Bauk of the Republic, Of these institutions, one becawe national in 1863, three in 1864, and one in 1805. On entering into the present arrangement those five had on deposit wita the State Auditor public stocks amounting to $2,696,000, as security for their outstanding State Circulation at that timo, which was a iittle less than two millions ($1,916,774) These five banks now have on deposit with the State Auditor publi stocks amounting to about $50,000, as security for something loas than $15,000 State circulation still outstanding. The remaining thirty-seven banks of this city were chartered institutions, and on changtng from State to national, gave bonds for the redemption of their State circulation, which were filed with the State Treasurer—it being optional with them either to adopt this course or to deposit securities with the State Audi- tor. Their State circulation bas dwindied down ta about the same proportion as that of the five first mentioned, and as most of the banks now show a weekly reduction of but a tew dollars in the old State circulation, it is be- lieved that most of that now reported as ‘‘ outatanding '"’ will never be returned, ‘The following suggestion has been made with a view of giving elasticity to the currency :-— ‘The Treasury to have ready, after boing authorized by Congress, any required amount of greenback currency, end the Assistant Treasurers in New York, Boston and Phiiadelphia to be furnished with it, to foan'on call at seven cont interest, taking government bonds as col- Jateral security at fifleen percent under their market value, That is all; nevertheloas, 1 ts a groat measure, Ivia not desirable that the Treasury become the loaner of money, except on emergencies; we therefore have proposed a high rete of interest and a strong margin. No one will borrow on these terms except the money market is very bad, and the loans will pad off ag soon as the market 1s slightly easy, stilt there will be times, we think, when from 000 to $100,000,000 will bo wanted. This measure will check- tate the gamblors in stocks, who sometimes board reenbacks in order to intensify a tight money market. Intit recently the currency has bad a power of expand- ing and contracting. ‘uke, for instance, the Honesdale Baok of Pensyivania, which, with a capital of $100,000, occasionally issued $809,000 of currency, principally on the drafts of the Delaware and Hudson Goal and Canal Company. Toe New England banks wore very elastic in their currency movements, often furnishing millions, for thirty, sixty or ninety days, to the West, with which to move the crops. None of this elasticity 18 available for the national system, ‘The receipts for customs and the recoipts, payments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in ths city for the weok have been as follows:— Custom House. ————Sub- _| AE Recrip's. “Reovipte, Paymen's. — Balanees. Tuly 15. $235,558 $7,887,165 $9,073,461 $120,395.06 July 16. 446.257 -2,332.021 “1,094,717 "130,632,610 July 17, 276.437 1,454,733 1,098,672 130,993,670 July 18. 310.635 1'703.587 1/808, 008 130,865,635 July 19, 311,090 1,600,483 1,374,914 130,591,204 Tuly 20, 321,000 2,602,507 1,111,736 130,311,621 The totals at the close of various weeks since the commencement of the year sum up as follows: — Werks he Sub- Treasury. ending Receipts. Payments.” Balances. Jan. 5..$1, KOK: 037 $17,565,951 $12,304.498 tre 613,658 Feb. 2.. ects 760 13,807,446 19,158, 103. 325,451 17,580 658 13'889 356 iB sooast 123,583,732 18 850, 18,876,740 x 134,112,919 17,834.628 17,381,277 134,616,271 12,446.169 = 14,982.695 132,129,745 25,416,297 182,459,170 13 055,301 120,492,491 28,535,067 130,581,603 109,806,769 ion 180, Nee 110'334 099 SALES AT THE NEW YORK YORK STOCK EXCHANGE. Saturday, Ju July 20—10:15 A. M. 100 ‘soe Ui 8 10-40, td - | 10000 Tr n rails 105000 “1 eee! eERE 26 siighéenye: BESGEsSEEDEEEESES S EBESSeu8SeelsEs ' Bk. enix Bank,. ... a of New York. 1: wag SseSuSSees eee eee S! 1&StPaul ee Riles ee 10a S88abued: N come, er pial age : ie ® TELEGRAPH MARKET REPORTS. HILADE! Jal Stocks are quiet. Pennsylvania fi 8 vhtetetpnia Rail ; Pennsylvania and Erie Rail Railroad, 62%, Gold 18934. “Bight exchange on New York 25; extras, $9 25. ine, $3. cm 39 jaan 2 bushels new ea esa. or Fgiow ah ni Su Bartiuore, July 20, 1967. St Cotton quiet but firm; Bhge. Cofive dull and Domatuaily unchanged. itimore family and high grades of extra declined 50c. 4 Wheat declined 5c. 1Be. ; from @ and white from si. A ne drancing: ball lagged sides 86. ; bacon shoulders 12\;c., and sides i lard and peat ma Bogar dull but firms i ee tor fi or fair to cood reuning 1c. @ Me, f bl Sooinally’ unckanges, ‘or aac erg 7 001 P.M. yam vate for Na, ie ped or red nine ana sit fon whl te cgi She ble extra. ». 3 Mi art eee hc Steady. Shores $22 0 $25.0 ruta § I per ion gan Pa i os tet? Wheat 2a Bean to New fork: lum! Keilroad Freig to New Yor y rail aad river 60c, COMMERCIAL STATISTICS OF THE COUNTRY. ‘The statistical report of Director Delmar, of the Treas- ury Department, for the period ending May 31, 1867, has jast been published. The declared value of the imports into all the customs districts of the United States for the four months ending May 31 was $142,734,704, of ‘which there was entered for consumption $76,169,082; entered for warehouse, $66,565,622. The im- ports for the month of May were $36,531,201; April, $39,290,717; March, $31,350,460; February, $35,662,246; January, $27,913,537. The following aro some of the details of imports for the four montne ending May 31:—Gold and silver coin and bullion, $3,256,061; coffee, $7,865,348; manufac. tures of cotton, $10,161,763; earthen, stone and china ware, $2,011,035; manufactures of flax, $5,423,516; giase and manufactures of, $1,496,214; hemp and manufactures of, $1,900,174; hides and skins, $5,050,633; jute, cocos and other grass fibres and manufactures of, $1,308,122; todia rubber, $1,140,769; iron and steel and manufac. ros of, including hardware, $8,776,087; lead and man- ectares of, $1,163,043; manufactures of silk, $5,310,740; soda, $1,745,595; sugar amd molasses, $23,068,820; tea, $7,612,684; tin and manufactures of, $2,070,705; wines, epirits and cordials, $1,819,119; wool po a ci of, $14,005,566. These velues ara ia go! The exports of domestic commodities for the four months ending May 51 were in value $193,077,316, as declared by the exporters, For May they were $41,212,983; April, $46,445,640; March, $51, February, $44,543,040; January, prince ie articles for the four May were:--Breadstuife, 18,005, 73; manufacturers of $u cotton, 154; gold and silver coin, 99,116,742; gold and “aneob eet ition,” 10,311,409; irom aod manufactures may jaw I~ seer eaitool; lumber ead manethormes ad yar 5,548; coal ‘oils and other fish oils, $1,005, $9,230,083; tobacco and $5,904,133. ‘These values are in Currency, @xcept exports of specie and exports of the Pacific const, which are in gold, During the four montbe ending May 31 there wore ex- ported of foreign commodities pnc® Imported into the country in value $9,025,782, of which 746,411 wae from Warehouse and in gold. Tho balance was not from warehouse and in currency. The warehouse shows that thore remained {2 warehouse on May 31, to saeco C me ‘Of the ucts of the American fisheries there was received ito the United States for the “ave months eading May 81° $3,022,028, and exported for the same period «gf five montys 2d, tonnese and May appear in this show that there entered into all the United States during the month of foreign trade 496 American vessels, ton- Bage 216,151, and 692 forcign vessels, tonnage 248,952; clearances, 448 American vessela, vonnage 200,230, and 685 foreign vessels, tonuage 277.183 Coastwise trade— Entrances, 1,616 vease! onuare, 741,869; clearances. 1,740 vessels; tonn: 697,757, For the mouth of Mav—Entrances in tho foreizn trade of Atnerican ves- els, 2,242 vessels; tonnage, 431,813; entrances of for a Vensels same month, 1.690 vessels, tonnage 405, Senreneny, foreiae | Wade, 2,249 American vessels, ton- nave 415, for Vessels, tonnage $63,270; Coastwise cuirances, 7,260 vessels, tonnage 2,460,870; clearances, 7,567 vessel:, tonnage 2. 494,250. In addition to this the report contains official statistics of the exports from ‘various foreign coantries’ to the United States to the 3lat of May. It is more full and complete tuan any previous report of the Director NEWS FROM CHINA AND JAPAN, Zuropenns Supplying the Insurgents with Arms—The Covlie Trade—Petition to Make Che-Foo, Chinn, a Free Port—Robbery of ‘Trensure—Afiray Between a Japunese Of}- cer and a European. Sas Francisco, July 19, 1867. ‘The sbip Centurion, from Hong Kong June 3, bas arrived. The Chinese government has addressed a despatch to the Foreign Ministers, complaining that certain Eu- ropeans are in the habit of supplying the insurgents with arms. The government also reqnests that more care be exerc sod Ve the foreign Consuls, so that pass- ports be not issued to persons of doubtful charactor. ‘The Hovg Kong nowspapers denounce the cools trade, as practised by the Portuguese. They state that per- sonal punishment is often inflicted by them upou China men who refuse to ship, ‘aod that cther undue means are also ased to make them change their dete Sayre They also give instances of tle kidoapping of women, who are carried eff in var'ous manners ed oe poses of prostitution, Men are violeutiy carried of and shipped to ~outh America ss coolies, The papérs call upon civilized nations to stop this horrible trafic, even if it sbou'd be mecessary to disperse the Portugut gaged ih at, The British merchants at Che-Foo have presented a memorial to Sir Rutherford Alcock, stating the Impor- tance of Che-Foo as a depot of trade for Northern China and the advantages that will aecrue from the impor- tation of goods directly from bey none and asking him to use hie influence with tho Chinese government 60 tha: Ch’-Foo may be made a free port. A most daring robbery bas been committed at the British concession at Hankow. Two coolies in charge of abox of treasure belonging to the bark India were attacked by a band of Chinamen, and Marbund, who had the principal charge of the trensure, carried o| together with the treasure, A Japanese officer at Nagasaki, while walking along the street, was accidently jostled by a European, The officer became very indignant abont it, when the Euro- pean immediatety strock him over the head with a stick, Th ofticer forthwith drew a short sword and stabbed the European in the back and neck. The wounded man ag not expected to survive, The offender was arrested and handed over to the Japanese authorities, DEPARTURES YESTERDAY. LONDON AND Brest—Stoumaht Asalon in Goo Patan Edmond Gillet, Miss Ross, Wm Breardon and wife: Mary Cleary, Thos Bentley. Miss E. Violet, Miss poe H Louts Busgher, T D Carson, H 'W Jonas, J onald, Mra F settee Thos Settee aod servant, ino it He Jobn Stinepson, Claude Michaude and wi Nt Coye, Madame Ragev, W Fisher, GH Burgess, Wm Bach, Joseph Dean,Caroline Miller, Mrs A Wise and soa Berry and ¥ © Monfort, A Falco, Geo Good. inte Charlotte Dar ind son, Daniel Healy and wife, Wm Nor. ris, Geo Henry, Isabella Leslie, Susanna Fudge, Mrs So- ghia nmin, Geo Seaith. Me, Coote. wife and famiiy, Emme om ae Anchisi, L Clement, Jules beg Hens Bicknell. Aun Huot. Uency Miller, @ H Rooke JF Briud- ley—and 60 others in'the steerage. Livexroo—stramstip, Peansylvania—David Deans, Mre Deans, James McLeish, HD Kox, W Mill. Robert M frame, F Haller, Mr Robothen), Mrs Warren and infant, Mrs Fearn, James Granville irs Graorill lcLanghlin. John Mill, D Dunn, John W Keys and M: Be and bap ecaeil ison, Miss 5S Kelly, Mra Clerk and infant, Mr end tire Burnam, Mr and AU Dows Mr and Mz GW Dows, J Wensey. t ‘A Mills, A'Kearle, Mr Sp'yer, M Darnsley and hirs Doneliy, John Jones, G Guide, W Stearns, R Meygnis and 125 in the steerage. Lrrvnroo.—Steampship Clty of Parit—0 HI Garden, Man. nel G Varelo, artiney, James Phelan, wife, three ebildren pre “Sold ant, Mra George Duval, M Rock, Mix« Kate uinev, Miss C Blondell, Mrs FM Follota; Mra’ Hardt ng? Vlojd, Mise Mary Walker, Walter Harper, WE. Hute ings, James Giles, Rev B P Scott, wife and {three ¢1 Diineas ‘McDonald, ‘Ales, MeDonald, Col Gowan, re Thomas. Kobvinson and w: im Sm Gen H Boughton, P B da ‘Chailtu, Dr. lartisom, i Glover, M Fhinaelne J Stovel, Goo, Cle: Edw: and wife, Hopper, Samuel Wiisoo, ig yey 7 me Shams ‘iaeadean FEnuland, aD WG ly Ane Er ik L Moore, Mr Camp.’ bell, Jotn n'gainey ad igo E i crag, Kicimed Se Mes’ é: tickney, Foster, Mrs Jenkin ton tan Jat Vendo Misa mda Mias J Wateon, jan’ Professor WA Norton and wile, L Windooo aud wife, Mra hd Mrs Tully, Antonio Guitian, Frank Andrews, Juan na, J M Montealegre, Geo Wallace, TC Lindran, Robt Fu Erridctics Smith, Mev Sarauel Roberts, sia Hunt, Thomson, toimen SA Pugh, Rev flens seo, ohn Meboctstin, ent Moinger, Mr'Donovan, rite GM Downs Chas W Swift, 18 Sleight, L G Dodge, C P "Devlin, Albert Severs, 1M Brown and servant, Kev J. T Hecker, Rev A F liewii, D Bennett Patteraoy & wile, Capt Tedford, wife, two ouiidrgn aud aer- fant: Joho Reid. T A Tawresice S Bathwute, Mins AM Bruce, Miss J Holden, J Glenhill, Geo F Cooper. Sovrnamvrox axp Hanacra—Siearsship Germania —Fd- ward, Riclse, 8 Beuthuer, Commicionor of New Mexico, Mrs S Bouthher and child, Mre Catierine Kant, Mise Cath erine Hoy Hoyt, Miss Mary Hoyt, Mrand rs, 2 Ambers. Hrodecio Gaeuodo, "Nee Miss Prov ne iloash Men Seana itelior, Mra Me; Wenie,'a Michael. Mrs A Mlouaci. Mc aud Mrs Fi Huersiel. Mrand Mca Andre: oF Jultas les 4 Delano. Dr and dirs Ernest t, child, Mr and Mra OF konto, Master Juliny kuntze, Miss Alice Kuntze, Miss Pauline Kunize. Mrs kmma Kuntze, “iiss Olive Kuatze, L Rothermel, Mra A Reuhl, be Charles Messinger, Mr abd Mrs Horn, Mr# Louise Muller, August Koppel, Mr and Mrs ward Manet ue FE Lyons, de la Barre, me A Falkenhagen, dren and M ry Jane Sharp, E Sobn Franz, H Francis, and olhere fu the weerage. Havee—Extra French steamship Vera Graz—Mre John E Blancan and child, Bawand Dublois, Jovi Beruard, Louis Baire A Hivpmah, Mrs Hippman, Richard Rose, Lou tf Fignolet, rw Piguolet and chil,’ Ramiert Viianora, Mira lanora, Miss Vii eorge rv jive Nathalie Tail leur, Lieutenant aig Led US A. Geo M Standieh, A Roy. Tiatino Getto, se Petit, Felix Remoning, Mee Joun de Bouchy, Frank de Bouchy. dirs de Powe ae child and servant, Leon L Marin, L P Hertagit Jobn, Dotan, Henry Bouroquin, Geo, Pasch, John Samont, Alex Bloquot, Mra Alfred Lafasee, Mre i e and child, arth ine, Peter Candon, ‘Antoine Chapuis, Mra MR Ch: i 6 Chaiag, Antonia Lupinz, Mrs Robert Boulin, Mrs A ‘ois, Mrs I Lemoine, rs A Pouleu, T. Desfosser, Mrs L Lebrets its T Levrathon, Dominique Siebert, Charles L. Leon. Mrs Artbur Besuland: ite D Bengue, € Louis Bin, Mrs f& Chappar, Thomas T Smith.¢ Thomson, and others in the steerage, Specie $100,000, Havag, via Falmouth—Steamer Guiding Star—Charlea N © Wood,’ Misa Alice Black, Miss jermain, Mr IN Thombs, George 3: @ family, NW Hume, 'S Kou Masier Judab Kohnstamm, MM! rah Robo Idah Kohn. stam, Eminuel Robariamm, ad and fn. fant. Mrand Mra 8 L strini an Raa nildren. Mr and Mrs Gaien Merriam and maid, L A Milbank, Pe is ey. Hen Carey, Miss 3 Leban, Miss Mary © Ba: ey. Fiarg, omas, Jr, Stephen B Davis, Louw 1 Mes Dore sy, Francis Grove, Louis Cantel, GB Caniel, Tet Rultmor, it Lenort arom, Mré Pouron ard maid, Ned rn, Wim Cl fi Mr and Mrs Ponlaye, Mr and M: ur. thy, Mr and Mrs L, Pudrosi, Thomas Robinson Gtasgow axp Liverroor—Steamship I ibernia. —John Age new, Miss Jessie A Agnew, Nicholas Portman, Mies Cathe rine Portman, James Frake, Wilkin Roddick, Henry 1. Hill. yer, baty MeCuliey, William Kerr, Mitne Rameny, David A Garr, Misa Fiza O'Neil, Thomas Gallagher, Myron Suille well, Walter Vouston, Mie Houston, William Cone, Mrs Coniie, William Te er, Mre Torrance, William D Sonu. Beukan, Mise Mat H. Allen. Robert Green, pe Jawes Simpson, William Lowder. ‘Abcrew Shaw, m7, Mire Lasiel Howell. Mrs. Robert Biggart, Jou 8 ‘aiconer, Mre Margaret pkey Willige S Adam. cLean, Miss Amelia ed it Flower, MD, J E Jouneon, J. Tt Roberson, Mie oberieas, Rev maith, Rovers ie rea, Mise Susan Dalry kine, Mra Cather ne ari F Met ea Laing, Jr, T Mor RANC'SCO, Ae, — Steam warTeW atts SAX Gen Sv — rs _ B ils ye naam, J neha, Sit f Coffs av3 daug child: WA Havenagie and Cc :TBS rife aed ri Go i uments e 3 RM How), a = ppg if Chal ingon and daugiter: Miss © Ashton, Mra M A Lam; ote and child; scape ML M ae a 4 Town. pend, HA Cul Chandler. M dail 8 Chas Urs haities on child: B Marsh, wife, child and fi i ee. vB Gras, ire & Bill, Jone, Meson tng wife, ae an Doherty, DW Dou! or pwzoat ad wife, Dr Motatt, pe Musser. EL Bavarian Steams ab Joppa ae A Wallace. J i 1 R Denham, Psa Crane, TR Sisitou, PR eine ag wile Wan siadiord, Di fF pacon'A Gilbert na wifes J, ra Mrs "oat, J faci M teach aud’ eo I, Butman, 7 € C1 Peal) fection ts Raat Knight, mM Frets We ta tDonaids Thomas GP aud wites Mise Sarah Malone, Mins Mary Malove. Cuan ‘sron—Steamahip Manhattan—Wiiliam G-G\tbook, 7. J B Mchane J Weight CH Hager. o Colman’ © Wagner and farail ubbard, J Denuis, Boron D Egetiy. D Dibutivan, 7 Sumoer, FD FH Kokamuller, A Labi, y Smith, Chas BW James Harvey, To Ripley, Wem Cummings —10 in steer MARRIAGES ‘AND DEATHS. ttox—Sams.—On Thureday, July 4, at Philadel. nog the Her, Roget Orion, Joan P. Bratton, of ‘niadelpbhia, to Mrs. Jann ANw Sawex, of New York. Fone Ser Friday, July 19, at the resid Charles 1, Chapin, Eeq., orkville, by the R Norton, Lewis £. Dorr to A Ww, 0 of the late James M. , Hartford and Bridgeport, Conn,, McCane—Monel Sunday, church, by the Rev. b. Parsons, Mee Micmant. to Miss Kare C. Mcxent, both of Coolebiil, co Ireland. jones Gen. Sate oped —O0 Woinesday, Joly 17, at Stephen's church, Twenty-eighth street, by the Rev, Dr, Moviynn, Me, Jous A. Waist to Mise Hanoua K Bane Retr, both of this city. San Francisco papors please copy. Births. Srety,—On Frida Jay Gro, W. faa. of of « dauguier, co i Died. <-On Saturday, July 20, Mast dvs, wife of Boras. Walter Burke, ago 36 years, The friends aud rolatives of the family are respect*ully invited to attend tho fuveral. from her late residence 587 First avenue, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. RekKe.—On Saturday, July 20, of hemmorage of the lungs, Jomy Bonus, 1m the 2th year of his age. ‘The funeral will take pleco on Monday afternoon, at two o'cloc’, from the residenes of his mother, Mrs, Piaberty, 24% West vixteemth street. Tho frivadsof tue Seale are respectfully invited to attend without furtaer no! Par sapey —On Saturday, July 20, Trtorar Ciirrorn, of Stakebill, county Cork, Ireiand. “lhe friends are respectfuily invited to attend the fune- ral, from his late residence. No, 42 Hepry sireet, at half- past two o'clock, without further notice. Couaxs. —On Friday, July 19, after a long and painful news, Jouy ‘Conta, of Phillipstowm, King's county, Ireland, in the 41st year of bis age. The remaing were taken from his residenee, No. 253 Seventh avenue, to Greenwood for imierment, on satur- day, July 20, Enturs,—Aftor a short illness, on Thursday, July 18, Joun H Enimks, aged 33 years, 11 months and 21 da ickerboker Society, and the Ce tral Society, No. 1, are respectfully invited to attend ¢ funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at 1 o'clock, from his Jate resideace, 665 Washington street, corner of Houston, Hoya Weser Guard.—The mombera will assombie at Hildebrand’s at twoive o'clock this dav, to attend the funeral of our worthy member, John Rhiers HL R., Chairman. Fanvey.—On Saturday, July 20, of ‘consumption, Micuagt Fatvey, @ ative of Banteer, county Cork, Ire- land, in the 20h year of his age. Tho friends of the family and the members of the Father Mathew Parent and Branch No. 1 soctoties are respectfully invited to atteud the funeral, from 213 East ode fouria street, this (Sunday) afternavon, at two Tue members of the Father Mathew U, B. T. A. B. Parent Socvety wit! meet at their hali, 461 Broome stroet, this (Sanday) afternoon, at one o’ciock, to attend the funeral of our tate brother member, Michaol Fatvey. By order.of PATRICK J. BYRNE, Prosideat, ‘James Exper, Recording Secretary, Witwtan Wisy, Marshal. Members of Father Matthew U. B, T. A. B. Society, branch No, 1, are requesied to mest at their hall, a’ one o’olock P. M., to attend tho fuaera! of our deceased brother, Michael Falvey. By order of the Marahal. THOs, COLLINS. Fexent.—On Friday, Joly 19, infant eon of Julius and Miriam Felbel, aged 10 months. The relatives and fricuds of the family are respect- fully invited to atiend the funeral, from 472 West Thir- ty-fourth street, this (Sunday) morning, at nine o'clock, Gaurrmas,—On Friday, July 19, of cuolera infantu’ Netus Exiza Foy, the infant daughter, of John ‘and Eleanor Griffiths, aged 6 months and} days, Tho funeral will take place from the residence of hor parents, in Franklin avenue, Brooklyn, on Monday afternoon, ft tialf-past three o'clock. mt Saturday morning, July 20, of cholera in- Goins, fontum, Many Revsoxns, infant daughter of Josoph and Helen Lacey Goig, agod 2 months and 2 days, Gotoes. On Thursday, July 18, MAncacer G the beloved wife of Martin Golden, aged 42 years, a na. "9 of Templeboy, county Sligo, Ireland. relatives and friends of the family a respectfully ited to attend the tuneral, this (Sunday) afternoon, At one o'clock, from hor late residence, 3 Park streat, Gaeew —At Yonkers, on Thursday, July 18, of cholera infantum, Hexky Woov, only child of George F. and Emily J. Green, Remains were interred in Greenwood Harrisos.—On Friday, July 19, Witniam A., son of Joseph G. aud Jane A, Harrison, aged 2 months and 14 ve. ‘the friends and relatives of the family are respect- fally invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afters noon, at half-past two o'clock, from the residence of his parents, No’ 103 West Forty-caventh street. Jouxstox.—On Saturday, July 20, Hervey Morriven, only son of Houry and Adelaide ©. Johnston, aged 5 years, 10 months and 27 days, The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend the funeral, from the resitence of the family, ‘125th street, first house west of Second avenue, on Kon- day afternoon, at four o'clock, Jersey City papers please copy. Krivo.—Oa Friday, July 19, Marrua Jane Krvo, the danghter of Samuel and Rachel King, aged 23 years and T months, The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from the Baptist church, Bedford =e near Myrtle, this (Sunday) afternoon, at four *cive! Mracuax.—In Brooklyn, on Thursday, July 18, Cran- waa A., wife of George L. Meacham. Tho Telativesand friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 153 Washington street, Brookiym, this (Sunday) after- noon, at two o'clock. Moore.—On Satarday morning, July 20, of dropsy on mecca FANsiAw, eldest child of George G. F. Moore, aged 4 years, 5 months and 25 VS. ‘The relatives and friends, and those of her grandpa. revte, Joba P, Moore and William 5. Whitlock, ere in- vited to attend the fenoral services, this (Sanday) after- noon, at four o'clock, from the residence of her parents, Fast Ninoty-third street, between Third and Fourth avenues, Moreny.—Marcarer Exirs, only danghter of Owen and Ellen Murpby, aged 1 year, 8 mouths and 1 day. The funeral will take place from the residence of her St one o'clock. Mcrravon.—On Friday, July 19, Rose Mcrravan, wife of James Murtangh, aged 29 yeurs,4 months and 11 daye. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late residence, 197 avenue C. Moncax,—At Montclair, N.J., on Saturday, July 20, Atice Cary, twin daughter of Theodore M. and Caroline D. Me 10 weeks. Tho relatives are invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of her parents, 41 Sidney , on Tues- day morning, at ten o'clock. McKay.—On Friday, Jaly 19, Scsim E., wife of Frede- rick A. McKay, in the 20th year of her age. ‘The relatives and fricnds are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon, at two o'clock, from the residence of her parents, 441 Hudson streot, Nicsors.—On Saturday, July’ 20, at 12 o'clock M., Evoraxk Nicroue, youngest eon of Robert and Hanoah aged G mouths and 10 days, The funeral will take place at their residence, 482 Canal street, on Monday afternoon, at three o'clock. O'Barey, On Thureday, July 18, of a lingering iliness, Puruir O'Barem, aged 63 years, re respectfully The friends ana relatives of the family invited to attend the funeral, from his Inte Tesidence, 112 Mott street, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. PasTon.— At "Saratoga, N. Y., on Thursday, Jaly 18, at weven o'clock 1’. emorrhage of the Iungs, Axwig, wife of Antonio 5 The funerat wil place from her late residenc: No, 420 Broome etreet, on Monday afternoon, at o1 o clock, The New York Lodge of F. and A. M., No, 530, and the members of Lafayette Vhapier of Rose Croix, also all friends of the family, are req nested to attend, S e Purdy, og a8 vearr. 1] months at ‘The remaine will be taken to White Plain for inter ment on Monday, quarter before ten o'clock train, from Twenty-sixth street and Fourth avenue. Puummnn.—At Bedford, on Priday evening, July 19, Nuva, ipfant daaghtor of Jerome § and Anna ©, Plum- mer, aged 1 yea: sud 24 days, Th neral will take place from their residence, Pac reet, third door east of Nostrand avenur, this (Supday) afternoon, at three o’cloc! Rrax,—On Friday, Jaly 19, af Warter Rr mm the 74th year of bis ag His relatives atid friends are respect invited to attend the funeral, from the residence of his son-in-law, Samuel Brower, ¥7 Henry st., this (Sanday) afternoon, at one o'clock. Ricueewan.—On Saturday, July 20, Paascis J, Rickes- wax, in the 47th year of his age. ‘The relatives and friends, also the members of Arctu- rus Lodge, 274, F. A. M., are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, ou Monday afternoon, at one o'clock, from his late residence, 257 Weet Twenty-sixth street. Nonce—fhe members of Arcturas Lodge, No. 274, POA.M., are an summoned to meet at their lodge No. 8 tquare, on Monday, at tweive @’clock, noon, for the purpose of attending the funeral of our jate brother Rickeeman, Ty order, iOS. MATHERS, M. Scarrr.—At McComd's Bg) on Saturday, July 20, Groren Scarry, aged 54 ¥ The relatives on friewas 0 ore the fam!'y are respectfully Invited to attoud yt funeral, from hie tate residence Dam, on !vesdsy afternoon, at three o'clock. on Saturday, LT, aged The relatives and friends of the family are te a | Stace attend the funeral, fro jence abort illness, July 20, Sanam 1. of ‘son-} 924 West Sixteeuth strees, tis (Sun- day) afternoon, Aha o'clock. —On July 20, after a Sn et ba years and The friends of the family are respectfully inwited to attend the fonerai services, at the residence of ber parents, Flatbush, om Monday afternoon, at balf-past three o'clock. ‘Towrw.—At her late residence, 286 Mulberry street, 1 on Tosix, daughter of Kilen and the late Corn fo ottes 1m to-morrow's papers. Wrieos. coland, on Monday, July 8, Laos, of Skillman street, Brooklyn, L. 1. ce of the funeral will be gi whioh will op the arrival of the remains, which are now to hie late home, Yoours.—On Saturaay, July 20, Jous Youxo, aged 52 are, 3 montl 4 12 dave. mits relatives and frionda are respectfally invited to attend the funeral, from hie late residence, 44 Siath mreet, on Monday afiernvon, at two o'clock. ee ET SE SHIPPING NEWS. MOVEMENTS OF OCEA OCEAN § STEAMERS. Py are forwarded by every vary steamer tn the rego’ amare for or {70.0 Iaverpool eal! at Qaoe rept Spike'o 2 Hing, whieh all at fond ‘tor or from the Continent call at Bout: tai OB their wi Waly New Yo: Joly 10./New York . 45 Third atreet, this (Sunday) afternoon, at if Bremon | er Restless, Sheldon, from Demarara for Philadelphig, Havre | Juv Cape Henioy ++ laagow Bors Bridgeport, steering W, July 13, lat 4 ¥ kg Liverpool Brg Paromen, {rom Jacksonville for Aspinwall, July scALiverpool | lat 2852, lon 09 6 Hamburg Brg Pens r), from Port Spain for Halifax, July 18, Bremon | lab 27 19, lon 67 50. Fees Foreign Ports. Wverpo "aes Burson Aywes, June i—Arrived, bark Annie M Palmow, ernool | ga iield. Penascots via Montevideo; brig Minnie Abba, $..:Liveroaoi | Folier, NYoek. 2, bark While Wing (Br), Rove Boston, F Jn port 10h, husrk Annie Sherwood (Br), Lectaw, few N¥or end others Chie, July 12—salled, berk Marco Polo (Br), Camp bel! N Devanana, Jane M—In port bmg Stephea Bishop, Grifla, for NYork Havana, July 12—Tn port, steamer Irene (Br), Orquhy for Noasan and NYork, Larks Mary Anna (Pena), Kren Now York New York +. New York. and Doon (ir), Monroe, for NYork, jig; Maria (Br), Me» Donald, and Krumper (Hol), for do do; Brill (Bed MeMillan, for Boston, do: rans Packet (Hol and Leahe! (He), MeCarty, for NYork, do, Golden L.. Aspinwall Aspinwall |. Greytown For Havana, Rio jaciedl Nassaw) N P, and New Orleans, For Rio jae 40—Steamship North Amerios, from Now York July 3 from New York, guson, for do do; and others Monrevinxo, June H—In port barks Southern Belle (Beh Rovinson for NYork, lig; Emilie (Fr), fordo do; Atalanta, Evans. from St Marys, Ga, ore 6th; brige Princess Ales (ir), for N York, Id. Saitod e Henrietta (Arg). Uniiad Statess ar (Br), Wiawell, NYork; Maria Mare M—Arrived, brig Undine (Br), Foxwet, 4 30—Ia port schr Athlete, Consina, few Pitta’ Iphia Pdaws. Sailed 80th, sche Dearborn, Harriman, St Johns, PB te amer * load for Baliinore. Rio Sannino, line 16 Arrived, _¥. Bh York ( apore) ; eal ey (Br), Ker Waino for ‘Si By ha, Kinchmond ; steamer Marinion, Berry, Bagtos. Havawa.—Steamsntp Eagle, Ate Bip Morro Castle, from New York July Fox Nassav, @o—Steamship Corsica, trem New York You” New Osteans—Steamehip Gen Grant, trom New York July 27. Special Notice. intended for the New Yore All letters and Cult to ‘Baltimore 1th. beep asned should be an ew ad Saited 224. achr Sty ‘ rus), Meyer. Th port v une 24, bs mut, Cord, for NYork, lags ananag FoR wen eve 10 04 | Olifion {Br Guret, for par ratie, Lanes fre ere ae Baltimore: Flora Soutuard Tow Santa Ursula (Br. Broughton, oan Branciaco f of Mexico; o (Br), Anderson. une. "PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY 22. (37. os da Te—Cleared, ahip Lottie Warren (Bek, verps — Wispson, 4 ‘July D--Cleared, achre a, Merge mea New jeared. York, Maguolla, Ouldwell, and Telegraph, Woud, do. iP Fennartvanta (Br), Lewis, Liverpoo!—Nattonal American Ports. igi ys p Atalanta (Br), Pinkham, London—Howlaud & - ac Reantahip Tiibernia (Br), Munro, Glasgow—F Macdonald st Sioamahip Tron Age (Br), Cassap, Antwerp—Christian ‘theamahip San Francisco, Howes, Greytown—North Ame- rican Steamahit Steamship F Sleamship Co. Steamship Stariposa, Burch, New Orieara—Now York Mail Steamship € Siramship ‘Geo Cromwell, Vaill, New Orleans—H B Crom. weil Beesnsbin’ Guif City, Stuart, Key West and Galveston-— © _H Mallory & Co. Stoxmsnip San Jacinto, Atkins, Savanoah—Garrison & Alloa, ‘ Ot eeemggen Manhattan, Woodbull, Charlestoo—H R Morgan: Steamship J 8 Green, Price, Alexandria—J P= ‘amsbip Joho Gibson, Fuiler, Alexandru a smnibh * rown. ‘Steamship Franconia, Sherwood, Vortland—J F ames, Steomanip Nereus, Bearer, Boaton—Wm P Clyde. As amahip Key West, Rudolf, Boston—-Beanor. Brown’ meney. Ship Belvidere, Howes, San Francisco—R M Cooley & Co, oe AM Minott, Lowell, San Francisco—S L Mercbant & ALEXANDRIA, July 19—Arrived, schr Auna Lewtg, Jayne, NYork Mal Boston, . bark Me P ay, Neal lav, Kelley. Elizabetupori, 2 Mebto City. ared—Schr Oneida, Davis, Philadelphia, Noiled-—Brig Princeton. 2th—Arvived, steamer Ashland, NYork; ship Ruth do: bark Nashwant, Autwecp; brig Keystona, Cow sohr Comet, Rotterdam. BALTIMORE, July 19—Arrived, fianmehie Carroll, Had gins, Liverpool; brigs George (Br), Diino, Port Spain; Mlee Susatppl (Br), Doo, Demarara, schts Laura Bridzman, ‘Hark, Boston; Mary FI Pendleton Below, ship Oceam, trom Bremen: iat Brothers, from Porto Rico. yn, Snow, City Point to load fow ander (Br), Davis, Hambura vig Boston; schra John A Gridim Foster, Host prine, Beers, do. Sail Sonat Britannia and Alice, ly Ik—Clenred, achra Fastern Belle, KM « Dartus Eddy, Hopkins, N York; Avon, Pas vk. ‘Hendiay, do. Dp ive 19—Arrived, schr Loutes, Lizabet obi li—Arrived, brig Despojada Marbteag, © aerees ences am ibark Northern Crown (Br), Bristol, B OWTH, July 15—Cloured, sche ‘tivarado, Whitbee ieising Star, Seabury, Aspiawall—Paclde Mati | hip Trimountain, Sears, Liverpaol—C Carow Ship Constitution, Patten, Liverpooi—Williams & Quon. more, NYork. Oe ee, CBEDa MERE PN 9 Pee siete Rive , July 19—Arrivad, ache Amerioam Bagiay Shi utilua, Hagar, Bordeaux—Chas L Wright & Co, hey, Pea a Bi Tyuedats Br), Stell, London—sloman & Edye. BONES HN ay IS Arrived, ache ‘Georgina, Allen, ours (Dan). Je en, Antwecp—W Salem & Co. ‘ablberg, Cronstadt—Funen, Meincke KEE WEST, July §—Arsived, ache Wapella, Chil Mex cand sid fr NYork, touched’ Am for proviaions); brig L. Mvers, Hicks, NYork. MOBILE, July 15—Cieared, brig Crocus, Colburn, Farm. ingdale. NEW ORLEANS, July 15 Arrived, atoxmsbipe Shae ‘ork; Star of the Union, Cooksey, Philar phiay Literiy, Bain: Baltizsore: ship Jara, MeLosn, ia barks Rosina, Pierson, dea (Ct Brome, de Wondi. ¢ Bris Martha (Br), Carr, Hamburg—Funch, Meineke & eng Emma Dean (Wutch), Atkinson, Curacoa—Theo nike. “Dog ‘Arctic (Br), Crane, Cow Bay—Crandail, Umphray & Co. Brig Sabino (Br), Terrlo, Cow Bay—B F Small & Co. lizabethport—Miller & Houghton, ne, Ebzabethport—C M Barlow, ‘T AR Webster & Co. Schr Meiita (Br), Fougere, Lingan—G@ H Brewer. Schr Bi E Ristnore (BF) Br), Moore, Moncton and Halifax—Cran- mphra} 4 Eliza Jane Johnson, Richmond, Va—Van Brunt & SéhrJenny Lind, Cole, South Amboy—Suow & Ricbard. son. Scur America, Reynolds, Bristol—G N Stranahan. Schr Dart, Jolinson, Stamford. Schr Baltimore, Fenton, Hartford—M Briggs & Co. Stoop Deep River, Bucley. Haritord—Rackett & Taytor. Sloop Emuy, Allen, Bridgeport, Ct. ont . July 18—Sailed, achrs 3 Watermam, Chase’ NYork, Thoe B Sinith, Bowman, Elisabethpor: Ueie Hagle, Snow, N¥ork: Empire, Matthews, and Minquag, ANEWPORE, "July 19—Arrived, fschra Mavietta Hai Brooks, Philadelphia; Monteveu, Conklin, do for © Runyon, Miller, do for Bristol; Martie) in) Bue ren, Harding, Elizabethport for Pawtucket: J J toa, Peizy, Philadelphia; M W Gritinig, Ciritag, Dela ‘New HAVEN, Jniy 19—Arrived, schrs Emma Warwiet& Gail pier EP Barton, Ferguson, and Elisabeth Jayson, Haw! Arrived. NP RTLADELE HA, July ier arrived. ee: Steamship United Kingdom (Br), Smith, Glasgow Jul 10 45, Anderson, Norwich. Below brigs roen: ‘Movilie 6, ise and 276 passeugers, to F Was? Calbarien © Lai OC Clary, from May en; sobr RK taanae vague and cone 6th, with mdse Sree nk Cleared-—Ship Tonowanda, Julius, Li ip Universe (Br), Jolly, Liverpool June Il, with mdse sad 127 passengers, to Willams Guion. “June'28, lat 49.90, | dan, Sorby, Rotieriam: brig Luaulaneren, Sanson, tetra Ton 4610, experienced hurricane oom 8 to SW, which | Lanny Butler, Bartlett, B Slat Hoyt lasted 15 hours id Inet, Int 46 2, lon 44 05, spoke brig John Walters (Br), from » London: 10th, lat 4233, lon 54.02, saw a ship bound E, owing a white flag with biue border and letter A im the contre: [2th, lat 42 98, lon 68 2), saw one of the black ball packet ships, bound E- Ship Garibaldi, Atwood, Cardiff June 18, with fron and coal, to Calvin Adams. 7til inst lat 4l 37, lon'50 13, saw bark Emu or Empress (Dan), bonad B. Ship Giuseppe Baccardich (Aust), Vi 3. and Flusbing Ith, with mdseand 179 Marion Gi shen eet Cranmer: Ds avid BW 4 Annie Amsdon, Ban; Jones, Frurtiong h, Antwerp Ja Holmes, Holmes 7 dea b sou, Somers, Bi L Simmons. Gandy, vifane Haga (tubes) Siegen, to aa CE Vickery, fern ghion ; Harbinger, coffee, to W F Schmidt's 8 port; Robort James, Phil ars Dereheater, 69.50, spoke schr Emma, of orion, for Barbados. | ee a pORTLAND, Jul 18—Cieared, bark Ella & Anos, Rane Br), Carson, Hillsboro, NB, via’ Tarpaulin corotidunye: with stone, de, toP TNevue'e Son. pnnoy IO agar schrs Glenwond, Milly Bile Edvvin, Allen, Calais, 7 days, with lumber, to Jed | Poi oy Page Queen, 1 : do; Fisher, do; Shefield, Rllxabetipatt ‘39; John Brooks, Fox, Mangai nea, Chas Htaymond Niork;’ Sallie ny ouarises 3 eethre TJ Fill, Baker, Philadelphia, Az Ben George RC ve < ‘Alamo, Chase, Machias, with lumber, 4c, to F Talbot Co. Brig Burmah, McKinsey, Providence for, Rondout, Schr Unexpected (Br), McLean, Fredericton, NB, Provinentown, with Lumber, to + I Nevius & Son. coat DW ‘Clark (Br), Beck, Fredericton, NB, 10 days, Robineon, do; ‘ith b t imithers o- bal Kol 4 aper. Lingn, with coal, to C ity sloop Helen Smith, adGneuatnee: days. | OUP CMOUTIL July 12—Arrived, sohr Mary Price, Forgme Schr Pai i ike ad ay ‘# days, with timber and lathe, on Philadelph: a os = Ptapsinaad Bears, Philadelphing 1a Mage RF July Fie strived, schr Henry T Woot, Jones, NYork. SAN FRANCISCO, July 18—Arrived, ships Hase, Fem syth, NYork, Bruni Hill, par Manila. ink to Simes, Chase & Talbot. Schr Iilzabeth, ebro, Persis, Addison, dehr Pacific, Wass, Add! Schr 8 Dyer, Dyer, ‘sullivan. Schr Eudora, Adama, Etlsworth, 7 days. See eer ieee Redlands nat 4 2ath, sips ‘Austin, French, Liverpool; Wem ‘ awk, Wi pons Soe eee ANN AL, "uly 1S—Arrived, sehr J W Allon, Doses Schr Concord, Pi Aoitha-<Sehr Jobn E Dailey, Wall, NYork. SALEM, July 15—Saiied, sobr BD Eodtcott, Endiest® Philadelphia. mers Sapphey Schr Bi B Praaklin, WILMINGTON, NC, July 18—Cleared, Sehr Justina, G di Linge, and Rebecca Clyde, ‘Chichester, NYork. cl ARREN, July 19—Arrived, schr Helen Mar, Winem, Senet A Hodaton, B fad, Philadelphia. Schr Hero, Kelly, Stee Schr Plymouth Rock, Parker, Boston. os LOTTERIES. DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. OFFICIAL DRAWING, JULY 18, 1867. 75 an ig "aa ig an Hale, Bri rift Barker, Rendout for Boston. advertentiy omitted from our fssue of yesterday: Bark Lizzie H Jackson (of Portland), Marwick, Cow Bay, CB, IL days, with coal, to Brett, Brig Humming Bird plaster, tod # Whitney & Wellington (Br). Kagh dave. with Seah ingor, 8 days. Bchr Hartford, Nickerson, Bangor, 8 days Schr Wm Pickering, Quitn, Bangor, 7 Scour Rainbow, Alexander, ori 4 anys: Schr Trident, Jameson, Rockland. Schr A Vancleaf, Vancieaf, Norwalk. South Norwalk, Seeee nburg atearnah'p Attemania. Meier, which arrived left beambnng Baie aad nhardt & Co. Had westerly duly 1 iat 606 ton SS, persed. Tambo ier: ; 45 i, lom 7, exchanged sign an loman swamser’ bound 2 re with tess ine City of Pari Hibernia, Ataiap' aiding Star, lel ut Sen F aco, AN Geo Cromwell "esapeen, Gulf City, San Jacinto, Terry, Niagara. s@- FOR ADDITIONAL SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCR SEE ANOTHER PAGE. Marine Disasters. be Paine, of schr A M Chadwick, before reported rived mt og met severe left J ti 3 vt y with bri ra! jormandy, an eae Yor Pulvdsiphine’ On, tae. ey fell in with @ boat contatuiny ir Geo H Devereaux, and took Cont atN Og tee crelth and PH Peine; tne remainder weet to other veasels. {day picked up $588 Se ee eee em boat italping Cs iota and two Forest. the brig ak ¢ Despatch bow ay Placed the! four ‘seamen on board the mir Apwrmar—A 16th on the Br abi sess ~~ ELEL sbieiiseessseseses::>: ax Bane Anois Dackan (of Brunewick), Pennell. at City ar i i. Point fro Liver reports is May 22 while hove to ine bg nner fing cee eee aa sieaon at ‘0 2e001 Bare Bivwenteat. (Prus), Schuiken, from St Domingo for Rt oe. 4 Liverpool, with mahogany, &c, put imto St Thomas 10th ar) Pt inst leaky. 4 seas Baie Jas Carry Coate, from Belimere for Rio Janeiro, ae) sae before reported lost oa’ the const of Bragil, was #4) ous 40 iba ts. bulls at Baitimore in 1869, whence she bailed, aud er aan. . Scun We L Spxivas, from Mobile for New York, with 608 a 4048 wipeeaitians treneterttes erate en, | se e Sasa aaa ssmewbe Seer wusfeag Saas ie: 1ach ines; Mower ter of Cotton slighty wet, Sewn Onacue (Br), 7 Chil ‘omy for Taverpoot, rt ge ee at speuassyy Nxcens Ravsen—The echt Evergiade, recently #unk ney f by the steamer Gla: ae Leen raised t roah 01 beach near board, and plac a the reey Tate wort, wogetber with the. ateing of the sieamer has been performed since Tu ureday evening Jecellancone. Larronsn—At Milibridge 17th ult, from the abipyerd of § Tinckiey, « brig o( abbat 200 toms, ‘enlins the Narraguagns, Eben owned by. the builder, Capt Leighton (om commands her) and others, She sailed .vih uit for OB, to Whaleme: At New London, 18th inst, bark Noman, Church, for De- polation Island, to Cape allay, cy at st, A letter (rom Cw f bark Onceotn 84, reports Taree May 20, lat 31 51 irks Jobn Laweon, Wick! Be! June, Cannon, do, Sb (ation, cea Seth, Tat, 1 ton 2, , eae b, ali ,told—bound Capt Dyer, of ache NJ Knight, of Provinne. D her with 40 phe wp and 29 do wh eH h Corowelk, King, of do, June 17, Park Moria. x jean-shna 9 yan jon 67 8. gihaway, weedy letter town, dated Ju July oi! Also woke #0 itt 70 ble sp oti — ye rm porte a ; Yt hales Seeks te i) gr ce