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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-01

FROSTED PLANrs.-Thaw them gradually,
and IN the dark. If but single plant, i'm
merse it IN cold water, and set it under the
greenhouse stage; ii the whole house be fro
zen, put up the shutters or throw on mats
over the glass and syringe we'll with cold Wa
ter. Plants which, under ordinary circum.
stances, are killed bya degree OF frost, can
be recovered FROM severe injury by this treat
ment.- H0rticuttursit.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1856-05-01

NEwsPAPERs.-T Swanton Journal comes to
US with the name of Albert Sowles us Editor,
who says his purpose will be to defend the cause
of Freedom.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
TO ARRIVE.
Passenuers Sailed

In steamship FVitoH for Hdtre-Moriner Lynston and
aey Mrs Matun Lyir gston and servant, Capt W. Bray
Ton lady and servant Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Hamilton J,
Miss Mary Hamilton VIM. II Aspin~a and sdy. Louisa As,
pir wall Kate A,pinwa and servants John A. pnwal sni
lady Kate Aspinws Israel Aspinwall VIM Aspin val ana
servsnt John Joseph. New York Leon kiernau MI Over
ODonne and lady T. Renauld Mrs P h Renauld r. tran;
co.'s lady ard daughter F. Schnzpan, Mr. Carey wife aud
two chidrep Mr De Vernsns Mr Avrs Paul Landry C. K
Pepnims II. HedebergeT, bearer of dispatches MI D. fe
yost wife, hye children and two servants. L. Levy, Wie
ard four cbdrep C. Poppenhusen al LADY, OTTO Mary her
and Alfred Poppenhuen Mrs Lincke J. GsIns a. VI a.
Topping J. NJ Plat Mr. Jacobs, two children and servant
Gardner and wife Miss Gardner, Mr. Webe, and wife Mrs
f. Gay, D. 81. Peyser, Mayer, Rev j. Kean, ~ HAYS
Dr. w jnde II Bschayaoh, VIM. Sinclair, g. Jones, LADY,
two children aud servant A. sitz. Wyckof j. c. Cruse
LADY, children and servant, M Lane daughter and maj
j. F. Francis M FLc cker AMI wife three children man a1d
msid Mr.. Mitchell al wife, Mrs Dieden Nj, j. j. BARN.
child ard .elyaIt Messs Hutehet Travis, Nicholso9
K.mpler Prof G. A. M4le Messrs. De Seussure, Parot
and servant, L. Edgerton and lady and two Misses
Edgerton Mr. Sme and wife. Mrs. Geo Hart IBrooklyn
Mrs. Fraucis r. Carroll and servant Gibney aud wife
Mr, and Ms Hen.er Miss Felix Mr.. D. Baker wife and
child Mrs c. Spencer two daughters and maid Mtas -
Amont nrrss and child; Messrs. c. Emmanuel, p Hsran D.
Jackson o. f. A. Henrchs and j. Rose and wife j. ines
A. Phillips r. B. Pasous Abbott. B Bruden, wife and fam
ny Miss L. Humphreys, MesTs X Ford, A. Andrew A.
Andesward, A. Santszand, A. Otto and wife, Mrs A. de b
Lawson Mrs. s. 4. semple, Messrs. Matthews, Goman o.
M Cunningham and lady Mas Robps Miss Blake Miss Ab-
bott Miss Green, Miss POI ser Mrs L. Pe and dsnghtAT
Mrs Bell Mrs Parker Mr. Wsshburn. c. Petsch Bente
wife and son Richard Jolis, r ~ Chrstern, osner NJ,
Noble Plense A. Bsndry, Cumotte George Herman,
Jacob Bob Mr.. Chaplain, Mrs Caroline hopper Mrs Lonss
Co Mrs Carolina Ceusadt, Mrs Store, Mrs Nor liner aud
child Mrs Amee Fabre Jacob Krauser, VI. Schmed Null
Clio, Madame Mibancis, j. Samson, Capt Moore, Madame
MorrOW-IQta 2i6
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
Total since jar. -; -z' "a !.
Included in the exports are:
The following is q comparative statement Of the
value of certain Exports from the commencement Of
the year to May 90:

=
Net increase to May O. $69ScN
The business Of the Clearing House today was
$50, coo.
The Atlantic Bank has declared a fyeary diyi.
dtnd of 3! per cent, payable 18th june
The Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal give
1otice to the holders of certificates Of Indiana Wa
bash and Erie Canal Stocks, which were issued for
Bonds of the State Of Indiana, known as Original
| Wabash and Erie Canal Bonds, aud which Were sur
rendered prior to lst January 1852 that one years
interest from lst January ls5i to lst January, 1855,
Of five per cent will be PAID said certificates Oh
the frst.day Of July next, at their of,e These GER
tfcates are distinguished from all other certificates of
InGans Wabash aud Erie Canal st ock, by the state
me1t on their face that they are ISSUED account
| Of Wabash and Eiie Canal Bonds" The above in-
t,rcst will be paid TO the holders of said Stocks, in
whose ame stood on the books, the said first
day Of January 1855.
The Circular of MessIs. Robert Benson s. Co., Lon
| don, received by the last steamer, says
The transactions in American securities continue to be
Ma,schusets Sterling g8 and subsequently, at par
srge cunt Alabama Dollar Bonds have changed anf at
The important transactions in Railroad seeuiIues nave
been 10 ,bose the Illinois Central The cent Sosiuc
Bouds have been dealt IN AZ soy and Sl aud toe
hsIosat9l Erie Sinking Fund at 81 and large parcel o
| Ohio and Peun,ylyanis Income Bonds at 72:' -
| The tendency of BreadsufTs is downward. Flour IS
40I&tc. lower, VIII d lhoueialo uo4nonu ANN ''P
pers and consumers; State brands are $ 65d - Go.
in Wheat there is only moderate business doing, and
the market is msetled 5000 bushels white Southern
sold at O. 5Oasl 90, and $4,000 do. at 81 52l
Il sC-the latter for prime Corn is not active; nie-
nor lots are lower but COED parcels are rm sales at
55d63c. Pork closes easier and offered freely Mess
Is sle 25@sls so; Prime, sl4 rs. May contracts
were settled at els 25. sale Of 900 tss. was
made at sellers option, between 25th July and lst
November, at SIC 62l. Beef is steady. Cut Meats
continue firm Lard is wanted and the prices are
little higher. 7aes at II 9lllc. Coffee is inactive,
| but steady. ices Of Molasses are fully supported,
! with n fs'~ .'"t nf trsrsac'ions Sr0ars eontinus
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
Arrived.

Steamship Augusta Lyon Savannah so hours. pass aud
fre GIT = L. Mch. Passed in savannah he1' ofs *
eel outward bouId. Friday II e. passed schooner sh'"
ing " L.. McCresdy's signal tt,
nship Empire City, Wind.e NewOfee4s va HAWAI-
18th f. 81. Indse. and pass. TO VI. U. Roberts , =.
Ste nshp southerer, Evan Charleston mde and pass %
Ship Zurich (pacsetj Rich, Hsue AIrl u, ndse; and 81
PASS NJ Liyin sid in with snip
May l6 lat q H. lon 49 q steamship uy4uI
bound E. showing white dag with black letter N me
middle Of il. May 8, lat % 49, lon - -, saw eDlly
p 10Th and l7th lat A. lon. ~ 20 o. 50" several
ceteIgs one island of lie. t Oh Georges BANKS
took pilot from boat Eli wood Walter.
ship stephen Crowe Burgess Liverpool 81 is, mdse 20
berg. 18th lat Al 90 Ion S. steamer steering 20 the
ard bnsrgged 6ay exchanged sgnas WITH sup
showing private signal with blue ground Wlta
white diamond blue diamond in il. 2sth lat 80 81 lou
70 EXCHANGED signals with American snip painted ports
steering E. showing red bugee with white letters II IL
TO C. C. Duncan Co. sih inst lat Is So lon 20 spoke ship
Kate DYER Orleans for Liverpool h, lat - 81 lon ~
saw bark Arof (of NewYoIk) bound z.
Bark J. A. Chase Chase Ponce T. r. May ~, sugar, &C. 10
SuIges 4 Co.
uotsses 10 GnLcl Mnturn CO. =.
Brig Whitehall, Peterson Cardenas ds sugar, &c 20 ~
del Rs Sad with brig Toryas Gardner for New FORK
Tie brig HAbinger, Vsu Pe for do aid d. previous Jth
ins lat 50 ri, Ion "a spoke bark lsnahde1, PnIsdePha
bound =
scbr Wren (sr6 Coe ST. Andrews 10 ds lumber master
sehr Galego Smith Richmond.
sehr. I. J. BrognaId, Mccormick, Richmond
sehr Tunn Bodine Sopher virginia
sehr J. ID. Cunningham, Hall, Virginia.
Sehr Milton, Foontan, Vnenia-
Schr Com elius Andersen Fros,, Virginia.
sehr q. Martin. Smith. virginia
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
Oh, ydj,.e, RIch.rd,, AeI.Ddri. d., col 10 W.

schr. Eeupse, Richards, AeIsDdrs d., coal 10 w.
Constable. 49, A., -
stores 70 D C. Murray.
echr FIsrcis Es NOR Smith AlexsndriA
Schr Sarah Em.ine, Wilb.rt Baltimore.
scbr. CoruelIs, Bradley, Virginia. MI
Prop Cse6onis Baker BamOr. q d.. md.e to j. Riley.
schf Moderator Eyerson, virginia Dc wood;
scbr James Ross CroppeT Virginia de- wool
schr Mary A. Jarvis, Wadron, Vrsiois ds' wo'd'
schr A. K Bnus, Cook, Virginia 2 De wood
Sehr Jo,.uh and Francis Loper, Virginia de-, wood.
echr Jobn Tivay Anderson, Virginia d., wood - -
schr Msrths Maria Small Salem, nd'e. 10 IL '" hopes
Co.
sAED-stesmshps Knoxville Savannah James HGssT, SsT
80 asss Brepl Breuen 3. II. Talbot Havana; Atahue'
New. OrlesIs also steamship Fulton, HAVE.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02

q Champion Pitt boy Of Baltimore, fell overheard from tho
HTss F.rSca snip CHsTEAu PALMER Boutllier from SAD
francisco for Caao while attempting 70 beat on; OF aaieos ca
80 nnor,nn,tey went on shore The pilot knowing sha,
could shore ordered both anehor' 10 9e o
~ IN. ccI. sbou hall mile Of the Point. TIE pe..en-
gers and crew with much difficulty landed IN safety Ino
gsnop & Co., and valued at $500 II was fully insured.
The ye,c total loss pu portion OF her cargo ha Deen oe
cargo was sboot $4,000 Toe has Osed aud the
tide aow. her the decks are stove in but me mss are
They had yet obtsined any o the QUICKSILVER e.t waiting
i" rHs ssIc OcTAvIA WoopwaRD Chase, from Ocho ai.s
Jsn bound New York ahr Oh the night OF ,he I4h
oos Texas and Parallel ard boz "a ,t Of sfer
being about hours receiving No injury Of
the Jan es and Mary.
The AMERIcAN CLrPessu,tr MERMAID towed from Bonl-
Prsta shos on lie Light 81 the ID Of MsIh 6svs been eared
shore by tho euert che weahe previously preventing any
reports that .wo other vessels Peruvian snd Dutch.
said y the wreckers TO have been recently os' on tho
MISSING vrssrLs-schr. IMPERIAL, Groves sailed fcOu.
wcaset Feb q for Boston and aa. not 'aes peen oSs
Wcasset Erct H. Norstrom Of Car'hsms sweden ses-
men Moses Foye wcsse and Samuel Tbbett' Of Bosrors
were passengers British brig CoseUgsr sailed FROM Pernsn-
buco Dec Is Boston with bags sugar and hiss nc nca
The Perusmbueo from ST. johns N F. aud belongs
BIpS PaSAMS at New Orleans I'D from Rio Jansiro soe
ssho<e on evening OF 18TH az the W. Pasr
could not
spurg up she was got siost
scHR STRANGER of Sandwich, Fisher from New York fox
Wareham with cosi. ashore on West Island Ledge on
Monday night and remained the th having heed Hight Of
2eth. She sas been stripped Of sails, &c.
Nyw Rae SUsAs T. NoRcRoss Veazie's wharf Bangor,
took fire 18th inst apparently between tho house on
dec the and damaged 70 ne
tent of f hundred dollars young man named Phlander
Hail. asleep In the house aroused by those who
discovered the fire. and had barely time 10 escape
ScHR DADEM from Bangor foe Providence before repoed
ashore Chop Holiness Hole, came Oh 18th inst wita'
out dsniage, and proceeded 2Jth ~ ,. 49,,
scHR. JOIN X. FRANKLyS Of SnoEhD Nd, f'o n ;Bad-
more for Gardiner put into New Bedford ooh having carried
away foemast about four feet below the cicees and mau
topnast.
er keystone returned o Baltimore s8h Cspt X ssys
the bark the starboard bow just forward
of rigging cutting her down through tho
and starting OF her mbes The steamer then backed on
and came head or the OF rendering
assistance supposed striking her forward assn and rub.
bin her all the the then slowed her bow on
ana becked astern, wheehouse striking the bark the
quarter considerably dsmasrg IT, and the steamers yards
teore the They then bore for the Land set-
ting into the Cspe Tuesday morning about O'Clock Capt.
X also that he lights OIL board the steamer atl
she 81 his vessel.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
DIED.

RRAMEALL--A whampoa, Chna' On f R,r SSca II
B1CKLEY-ou Saturday, Msy ST. Alice Buckley aged ~
opovp On Sunday morning June I, after shoIt lnes',
IN lane. Burssr NewYOrk and Sandy Hook Pilot in the
IN. iss1ss ssd friend. of the family and the SewY1r. IVY M
Pets sre respectfully invited 20 attend the rom nv H
i1.t a, o'clock without further Invitation.
Phisdeiphia and Baltimore papers please copy
,sIANBERsOn Saturday May 81 Arthur Chambers nati'e
Of Reddiieh E. gland, aged IS years
DrRRysUIRE-At Lower Wakefield. Bucks County Penn,
OF Thursday May % Ann Deeyshire IN the Sh yeaE OF her
pOwNEs-on Friday May 80 Henry NJ. Downes late Acting
Adiutant Of the Ninth Regiment n. Y. ). ~
Cha. B. sanford 10 First place BIookyn Lieut. Thomas
E.ioD s. NJ in the sd year Ms Gs his for feormen
GIBsON-on Sunday June ater p'orasted Illness Of five
months arising from Of the heart Mrs Lucy Gibson,
ng az No S6S Sixth ayelue.
RALLITr- Friday, May so Mk Nancy Hailtt in her 6ah
JOHNsTOS-In wnismsbursh, Sunday morning, June l,
Robert Johnston late of Cooteh Ireland, aged 6i years
The friends Of the family invited to attend his funeral With
cat further notice, from the AsliestTeet Presbyterian
Church, Of Even and Ans on Tuesday, Sd
inst at > O'Clock p. IN.
KEEsE-In Brooklyn Friday Msy So John Keese aged 70
MNTsRN-The fiierds of Charles w Minturu. who was
aIo,, ned with his cornpsnion Levi Pswng Tuesday
May 90 are respectfully invited attend his funeral this
tioIdsy afternoon at GEO a. M N Ie en- ana ms
street. near Henry street, Brooklyn
MUNsON-on Sunday, June l. Ira Manson aged n years and
4nontbs-
The friends OF the family requested 10 attend his funeral at
hs late residence, No. ~ Essex street at The re-
mains will BE- taken 10 Greenwood for interment
McINERNRY-on Saturday May 81, Patrick McInerney,
native Of County Glare Ireland, sged ~ years
EORTON-On Wednesday. May 20, William Norton, at the
EewYork Hospital, aged q years.
The inferred the Cemetery Of the Evereens
NEvILLE-On Saturday May ST. William Neville, in the 36th
year Of his sge.
KoYEs-At Jay Me- Tuesday May % Enoch Noyes aged
SIS Yeas and months
sLOWLEy-On Friday May So Edward Slowey Of Company
y, New-York Volunteer sged IS years.
SELLECK-On Saturday, May 81, Charlie Morris youngest
son Of David r. and Caroline Seleck. aged year.
The body will be removed Darien, Conn., Monday noon
Scr iDterment.
srEELE-ln Brooklyn, Thursday, May 49, William Steele
native of Scotland but for many merchant Of this
city, aged IS years.
TULLY-O On Friday May 80, Emma Josephine Tuly, aged
years months sls days.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
SECOND BOARD.
SAIrRpAY. May Or. VI.


Tie Stock market more active to-day than for
several days past and az the Board there quite
buoyant feeling. Nearly all the fGnces were in de-
mand and the Shorts bought in considerable
amounts Of stocks. There appeared 70 be larger
smouIt Of orders from outsiders than OF late, and the
ease in the money market promises TO induce new
speculative action in the market unless some political
embarrassment couuierdc.s this element After the
Second Board there were adverse rumorS current and
the market fell off to 2 cent in Erie and Read
ing. The former closed at 5Gl Qj6l, and the iat
ter at .eos asgl. The earnings oi the EHe
continued large, and tie receipts 81 May are
about Sos, ,ooo-the largest month, believe, ever
known sicce The road built. Central sold at u,
buyer co. In Western roads there was large business
DONE ard generally at better prices. Cleveland and
Toledo, Michigan Southern and Chicago and Rock
Island improved ! 4 cent. Galena sold at ma.
Nicaragua was very heavy, and sod as low as ~
Nome Of the el2O 900 Of bonds OF this Company due
today. were pad and 1t Is understood the Trustees
ppder the mortgage wl eel the boats. Delaware *
Hudson has improved rapidly within few days. l.
sold at 1875, an improvement, during the week, OF =
cent in expectation of an extra dividend N diltion to
the usual dividend in July. Railroad bonds were in
active excepting Illinois Central, OF which $4,000
were sold closing at sol. There was nothing OF m
por;ancc done in State Stocks, excepting sl50O5Nr-
gipias u 9)2.
The market for Exchange closed heavy, with mod
crate business done for this steamer Sterling is 81 %
81 with a few transactions a. VI by leading drawers
FIepes 5.ls3a5l6!.
IN Frelghts we notice engagements of % 900 bush.
<f Grain TO Liverpool at 5ld. in ships bags; $500
bbls Flour, Is lold 25 casks Oil, 2Js, and 500 bales
Cotton, 3.l6i To London. 200 bbls. Po,k 80.
Albert H. Nicolays regular semi weekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds will take place on Monday,
at l2I o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Tne earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad for
The third week in May were as follows:
81 1872 g ss7iii Deo...ns,ss %
FJeisht...... p 6Se W SV,s'S VI Ino'''''- oV'V y
ro.sl.....ss 2s s3 sssF9O 50 Net Inc s5sis IS
The Directors Of the Shoe and Leather Bank have
officially resolved TO increase the capital stock Of that
bank 10 q million Of dollars, at once.
The interest maturing on TIE lst OF June on the
Bonds of the Junction Ohio Railroad, will be paid ai
fbe Office of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Com
paIy, No. le William street.
The business of the Sub Treasury ives: Pad s6o,'
$40 q5 received slO9 739 81 balance, soo3l 9st 1s;
maid COR Assav Office s5 sal 20. maid for hShnrS no
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
Passengers Arrived

In steamship O,i,aba from San Juan NiearagaaE Ran
doTh Capt Rseoe. DR. Livingston Col J. $. Pope, CsG F.
Hanks Mrs J. Phinney, Mrs. g. F. Alden, Capt. W b.
Weller Capt Weir, r. Tracy w Armstrong g. C. smith, D.
Gerald Mrs Mlad and p Pollard g. Garnett T. Longs
dale H. L. Potter C. Cshart s. Reardon Judge A. telch,
J. Newton j. b. Nolan Dr. Barrett wife and two chit dren r.
Wakefield II. s. Bradley E. Jetres, Mrs A. Crowley; ar;
wife, j. H. Poole W Hinton, II. A. Thomp.cn + v Foster
B. Cohort w r. psgman, wife and servant NJ Hanmett
c. L. Tucker, J. HsskDs wines Co.'S Messengerl Mrs
Bsues, Mrs Young two children and servant r W1am m
ION, J. C. KerEon D. southerlsnd j. southerland B. Fl
field, c. Byron, T. steiman, r. Irwin, D. T. Whedden,D "
McCutcheon, O. A.. Norton r.: Welch. j. Cemans w NJ
Wheeler W. J. Wheeler T.. Banks V. d. Denonch, j. "
Mrs NJ Close j. Peters A. J. Newh.ll w O. Gibbs H. Park
w. B. McAvery, NJ. Ruefe, NJ. Felix, J. V. Pemoersn, A.
Newman Austen Fnalay stiles nrs + HSeL %lii.ms sna
b. H. Nichols w. p. Nayor, Csp E; Parker, Nolan, }.
r. Payne g. Fisher j. Loud w. J. Stuart, Miss Steven;
son. A. NJ Fellows r. Lewis, E. l.. Corner, Brown and
family w. Claypco ~ b. Dearbon, NJ Lander, e. W9r-
Pollock T. Lawson H. :. Nichols, FL Harris A. Monk NJ W
Spins A. d. oney, A. Wicker J. w stoner, r Webb H.
A. Haskns 5. ID. otby T. Keene w. Lindsey j. b. Gayan
dyke J. NJ. Tsigley, II Bom j. NJ. Adams, A. r Ven9n j.
Hin j. p. Hawk J. ii. sawin, L. Johnson, l. Banks, h. NJ
Brent NJ F. Jones T. Close, +. Harris Dr. Ray, j. Cloud, j.
Msoney, J. Yates Il. Hil s. d. Wilcox b. Dugan j. Cole,
Y brown A. Spencer b. Pratt j. r. Judd A Warner, r.
Brown o. c. Clsk g. W. Clark, A. Clark, T. I. Stevenson
w. Warren, and 80 in the steersge -,
In the steamship Empire Ciy, from H1rdnd-F taidina, '"
Harrington, W. h. Vouttan' Chisholm and child A. Mac
In brig WhitehaH from CGydeHds1T Gilep, Miss MARCUS
Miss Horseback, Mss Col sellestna Horseheck.
In ship Ocean TeegraIh from HoH1Hln-Csp D. r. snow,
lady three children and servant Dr. BGlen lady two cn
dren and servant; MarEsret BOYD -
In ,chr Dddem. from his9toH, Ja-Richard Buzz, MIS-
Benjamin. Thss Slim, Miss Charlotte Gaego and niece.
MINIATURE ALMANAC. THIS DAY
GNa III
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
N4EINE' JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..........Ma
Cleared,


steamhirs-Jns Adger Turner, Charleston sPphori Ie'
jamestown Perish Norfolk Ludlum Pleasants. =,
Ships-D Crockett, Spencer, Liverpool Everett brown
Fidea McGll Liverpool, c. H. Marshall Go A "ietca-i
Jones Quebec Mecaf DuLcani Consul, Mortimer ss'aA
B,tksCB, G. w. Dodge Jarvis Cieufiegos, c. L, j.
American, Mlken. CaTdeuss Mora NaVarro Sasn An
Libby st Ja,o (Cubs) Metcaf Dnrcsn Richard Gowl,s
Rrs. D. Rsf, Irsqua.b, Fuuch s. Ieincke; NJ -. raa1h
lie, kell, shedsc. J. w Elwe CO.. swan, wars b@t
ulote kibby Mckee. ..,
JohaI ma Emile rus j. schultz, OpoIo fuuch Ne ncse
Dolphin (Hol) De iouuge, Amsterdam, Eunch nen;As y
AreoLa ,Prus1 skureusn, GotheLburg, Fun:h Msq;ke
Carolina Dutch KJuing Dordlsd Fgach Melncssi IL H.
Hsskl Sprcu GuaJala II. d. Brookman C,i iol4aey
Wo,teT Saeua Ia Grende Thomrson Hunteri y" Uodlafd
Norsrlye { enfuesos, c. 4 T.. j. Petets. 8,
schooueIs-E Brooks, Gardner, Providence mas'ef S2
lane (Ir6 Fs Dalhouse n g., DOllner Potter Henri
Powers Havana Robert Wli.msi Aeonis lbs) IsT'ei
WestpoIt y. 5 Ocean Bird. Locshsr Windsor ~ . ). p
Whitney BaItoa. Ke!y, st. yohqs Shtse @ Z - sH q, -
Ea.ou Kings Ferry (Ga) Ths1 >s1n Huner f. Neheson
Gcooi,g Ciafesfon Donsr Potter; : Boto,, fo;;eii
nil g'on D. Murray; Wide " oEid Dick nson, "iimi zon
DclLer PoT J,usstown Lstouretie Cit{ f4in . y l.e
Co Merchan' utefs Rchmend, {. n PieTs0l Stat9s
ma Wcks Alexsndria, Merritt Abbott sea BIRD eryai1
baltimore J. " Mckee :. A. Appleton, T1yor' sl21 y
I HesricE North Witd, Higgins Provncetowh' H. j. Ood'
win All susts Perry, New .Becoid master ~, n .
Prope'er-BeyeTy. Psne rhnadelpbis, w H. thompson !
Slo6r-Bl sckscne, Reynolds. Providence master.
Nebraska, NcLaugh IL, Baltimore w H. IAoAl SON. Osed'
Ia B4ker Baltimore G omwels L're. 90. >.
Western port Berry. Portland, CromwsAs Lle !
Boston, C,sIk, Philadelphia, sandioFd's LlAe'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
Total blda...."............''"4izg zg

= IL
N.y., ST1pEs Srirts Turpentne continues IN steiiI
dems1d and the receipts more liberal sSs g. in moderate
demand but es the receipts are light so ~ cm
80 80; h. in fair request and prices are "lthou' ~
rbsI sales Geo bbs 8 CO. etoat ana he
arrivals continue liberal Fine qualities are !l' ,r - D f
r,nsn the same Tar is inactive at = Tor Nll5.U..
on c Iirseed continued scarce ana poo' ~ -,
lat "a q of II glish made al S there Is sou
go al g. n dc sales Of soue loVUV gar (ns "so
sae Of teO "a Ions Winter reported IN our ast
S H. %, &C. ga onr tvpes made it, months Man
S and nrices have re :eded. Lard On IS seety a. sfY
az Olive is in moderate request sees oi - oasaes g. " ~
for quarts, and 81 ~ for pilits .,.. g.. g.. po,k
hui AZ the close easer and tame sales 9i ~ DOS
SsIs "a Tor Mes; Is for Prime Mess and Sl4 - Tor
pia correct for OeO bbls. Mess was ssed az 10 - III
Ia he ,Ies ate OO Sbls deliverable from l5.h o. July
10 Is Noyeber sellers option 81 10 e-4 beet y: sesdy "
demand = moderate for the local trade ses OF 2 DOS ~
~ . for Prime ~ $2 for Repecked Mess eud -Sd - o
Tor C,u1ry Mess Prime Mess IS IN better demand saes ot
80 90 GOOD Weserr Beef Hams duli al is lo
Ont Meats arc steady but quiet sales OF ~ nhds ana yes Al T
80 tr Shoulders and loc for Hams Lard better and
Halle bacon quite and wanted a. lioc. but
ter In rood demand at 902c for state ad S1< oI Oo
sabs at 6Q9 Eggs are III demand az l5!c
.eady snd moderate demand Sales Of 20
tee a. StOiic. ,.- -. (,
SUGARS have continued firm AID IN moderate demand
,oav Sales Of 500 Lhds Cuba at 1d1c heunei Su2as are
Ia oi demand the being chiefly for future delivery Ihe
of Tic Cru.hed a, lic; do. circle ~ 4c; 90 new
York Powdered. ltc Grsnulated loc white cohee
Ice Ne og 9lc. We in de all stocks on hali ISL
ard the total so.ks AZ stue PERIOD scc
e The large appearance Of supply this eau easily
BE- accounted m the high ruling have prevented either
rcctrs or reuer from stocking themselves much as In
if snd cor equerty out stock year
wis Z a held BY similar peTtCs;
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02
T~ NnPis, ~v-s.

ST PETERSBURG May 6Oders have been given To put ALL
the buOys &C., in the condition previously
in the Cult Of FiDlsnd.
Cant Cove of the bark Live Yankee San Fran,isco from
Hops Kong p 2at 81 5s Ion 49 u E. cus
ter Of rocks of which about 40 a. They not
laid down another island the north end OF
which was Ion. 1895 e. the south end 10 lat
81 % Ion lS9 f. also mentioned in any chart. AZ the
same time saw South Island
New-York daily tribune., 1856-06-02

The Illinois Centra Railroad Company have called
nstament Of s5 p share on the capital stock of the
Company upon which $50 y share has heretofore been
assessed An interest dividend Of 81 2s 33-lOO t.
share will be paid to the stockholders registered
the NewYork books at the closing of the books on
the 25h of June being interest at the rate of y cent
SIS from July /, 1885, and S. from Nov l, 1855,
on payment of the instanent called as above.
The transfer books will be closed the 25th of June
and opened on the Sd fully.
The Imports Of the week show large increase upon