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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05

M. Cobds MS Ihb d Letter on Maritime Lew.
ibuo 'e.' "n main mo Aw has been written ny hr
Cobd' and 70 the Secretary Of the sheri old
Foreikn sBsir C"apitse:-
olYs GAxru. scar Bangor, Dso Is, 1850.
Fir You, le"'I, ~hb the accompanying comments of
the sisied Fo'eisn Affairs COMMITTEES On my letter 70
the e,oent OF the Msuch.ser OnstnDcr OF Oormeroc
peciu he proposed change msrimo law, mas
reached me he'e Ihsve aheady Ia reply :" similar
ka,oD irom Bradford. briefly explained the or
INTO bch have both fsep mig that tho
Abandonment # oar ancient begerent rights Q vo-
luptary art DOR part Ia favor OF Russia. nave
shown that was the siihu 10 assumed by tho United
States cb leo to the change IL will not hops, be
cet med orespec,fn, refer yon to that Letter, or "
add, tor The nj rua"n o. your committee and Others
who have bonmed ~i,h thsir Communications thst
mutt cine Until the meeting OF Parliament any furthor
dtcpfbiE 0t the tuhJ ct
VIII onh tner a req ark or Two upon the dangers
which your muiee IN nix the proposed changes
threaten 10 our usri,me sup emscy" II oy "supre-
Macy be meant tie csciusive power 10 give laws IN the
wero N msrine sfieus let word be abolished from
our vO,s buisy, tor IN" day " forever gone when any
enc patton IAN ro. the ~aves with On arbitrary scep
ire an reminded Of the words Of Nelson, that Fog
land ono tpro bar laet guinea aud sacrifice her last
and Bsl fp beoro she would ield this supteua.
ty But tm'e his osy psoI 10 have grown ny beyond
tie AsDc who lay claim 70 equal rights (and The pro
pcteo change as no mors with ourselves ON mo ocean
Our chiloitn viii witr.es the creation OF yet auWher
powerful empre "a the Pacific. which win demand ALSO
10 be hesrn N matters In which lie rights and Interests
Ne Involved.
We thoua in etd deserve tire title Of the "Chincse cf
The Wtst " our nszus oil state poicy could not Do
made 'xsl0 10 he oirensone regulate 20 meet those
new cops,iIt OF tho wor "a progresg.
Far from agreeing wuh your committee that such an
ater STATE # rgs porteDGs danger 10 England, DO
hevc hat sh. wu B1d both cury and economy IN tho
substitution 81 jutt hterr laws having the wiling
assent o. oil rsucnt for that transient ascendahCy wnich
otptDcr On tie co"uy hhpsy OF superior physical orce
Be thai The pie II his country nothing
TO lain fom s,ftrinP supremacy over any other PED
pie. The hilton Of indis iduas may, indeed, bc grat
he'd b. TIE iutj con Of oiber communities TO our WIZ
but is for TIE ntfest ofihs population fths AND every
0ter ctuIr ttat tOer niernalonal relations tho1d DO
founded principles OF moral right ant equal jnstco 10
ALL totally hIespec'ive Of be,f material strength; and
bscsuse s'- IL the American proposal IN tho pro
ceedpss which isd 10 tender In this direction that
they have my approval and support.
RICHARD WaDEN
M Y CARR SecrataIy &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
The French Treaty with Slam.


letter rc,istO nont'e lnuitn as, dated IN, lblh
OF Sepu mher gives rome detars rolatve 10 toe
treaty coUout,d het~ De Montgny. the rcpresen.
tive OF France and the kirg Of SIAM The treaty was
serec on the ,5D IT august ut Bans kok the capital OF
the county N oompot.d Of twenty four articles, and
10 DC sXPcu,eo no IN The Kingdom Of siam properly
Gu, CO. IkewEe In the IA Laos the Same3o
Camhooa ana The san Naacoa important countries
which arc subject TO the same government II coners
very imcoriAnt COMMERCIAL advantages on French
Bubtc's H. admits religious liberty under GER
tain conditions. ana cthues the limits. Ike.
wire speasl pro eciion for any scientific
traveller ~ho may visit thee countries appears that
NJ. dc BoBtRry sss ceved vt Sam with the greatest
Tespect The Rr ZEN irded him that tho country WHOM
he governs hsr always been .be fathtpi ally OF France
ana that be great honor to be tho ally OF
Ma oeob The pTesspt sovereign has thrown oil the
Chinese tonir alton The pa,iona religion Is Bdtdhnn,
aggravated by he most tCrentrc practices Tho people
aoore white elephants which found tho forests OF
the south One oil tbo,e sbDss regarded ~ the repre-
sentative Of Bndnba on earb In lodged In splendid pa
lace Il Bar skCk 10 which Is attached . temple. The
French tesm were scmi ted by SPECIAL favor 10 WISH
this mysterious residence. the hsh preit dolog the
hopors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-05
Russisn Treaty with China.

Leers iron Unm says the French fionJoyi Journal
speak OF treaty II commerce concluded between Russia
China through The mediation Of the Sussai agent nj
P,tn The following are the principal c'auses -
Three fousoDo OF land and port ON the western
side Cbu,sb are to be ceded IN perpctuty 10 his
faithful ally the Czsr by The son OF Beavan Russian
Cobtui general iou heo with ample diplomatic ~ wers
will be sppo nieo, vii take up his resdcoco IN the
iorl which be immediately constructed The con.
ceosd territory. Ths Consul general IL N have poSr t.
Ltmioste thrre Ccnrus or diplomatic agents Tor other
povinc the chinese empire, without its being neces
cary To obtain tptcAl confirmation tor that purpose
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
MARRIED.

DICKINSON BALCH At BleeckerstTeet Church, on
Tbur,dsy June o. by the Rev. VIM B. balch mt Lyuus
eLepson of Toledo Ohio and Miss Emma T. balch second
daughter of the officiating clergyman
GRIDIEY-GLOvER-On Thursday morning. June -, BY
IN. Rev s. H. Gridey ID. Charles C. Grdley OF wafer
loo N T. 10 Eesnota Mckenzie, daughter 81 the late An
drew Glover.
KINa-HAWLEY-On Thursday June % ct the residence OF
the brides father by the Rev Z. T. Hscox, MI John H.
King Miss Anseine r. youngest daughter oil 'ohh nav"
ley, esq all Of this city.
|IINDsAY-MORRIS-In Brooklyn Thursday evening
Inn. % at the residence of the brides father by the Rev b.
C. Cutter D. D., Andrew b. Lindsay to Miss Jane Eliza,
second daughter Of William Morris all OF Brooklyn
MFAD-FISHEROn Thursday evening June g BY the Rev
T. searle., Pastor Of the NoIiok-stieet NJ church
Daniel g. Mead TO Frances Ia Fisher aaasntei OF moses F.
Fisher esq, all of this city,
sAITH--WRIGHT-In Catn, Cbenango County N T., on
WEDNESDAY, June a. by the Rev. b. @. Riley OF Horse
Ezab.h daughter of the late John Wright, OF Cain
sTEPHENsON-RONALD-O Thursday evening, June Is,
th, residence brides father by the Rev T. Ralston
smith Philip Stephenson to Miss Henrietta Elizabeth Ronald
all Of this city
sTOCKHOLMN-PLACE-By the Rev j. Crof, MI John
Stochhonln Of Esst Fhkl, Dutchess County, n T., TO
Miss Maria Place of Caledons Livingston County NJ T.
sPOORSMITHAt the residence Of her father in Freehold
Greene County N. y Wednesday, June "A by the hev'
Spoor Of Freehold NJ y the Rev John n Sfoor OF Null
ford j. to Mrs Augusta D. Smith OF the former place
yANDERBECK-TRAvERS- Monday, June q by the
Rev Duncan Dunbar, Mr. " lillian Vanderbeck TO Miss
Mary Traves daughter Of Edward Trsve all OF this city
" >NTASSELL-PEAkSALL-O Thursday evening June
"a by Rev Reuel Hanks Henry l. tsnssse OF Tsrry
- VII, " Miss Mary Pearssll of Sew-fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Markess-Peported by Tekrrapk.

Nyw-ORLEAxs June g. Is57-ssles of Corrox to-day $40
bales the market firm and Middng fair quo dat lS &c
sales week. ECO bales receipts of the week 500 bales
The receipts this port less than the time last year
2 bales The receipts all Southern crts less than the
same SOL 500 bales The stock at New Orleans
$50 bales COFFEE closed firm; sales Of the week. 10 V
bsgs stock ct New Oreans including ID goo bags ct
/. 900 Asgs FREIGBTs dull Other articles are I'M
June 7-Corrox sales to-day 5000 bales at advance OF
MdS9s f. . SsSS cent s Premium Other sy.ico;
BrTTAIo. June n, 6p m-FLouR lie unchanged and dull
sin s1Qs7 Is for extra do, and 81 5ca$7 O. for extra
Iowa WHEAT is steady and quiet sales to-day OF oo bush
at Chicago Spring and Il Tor choice Mlwaukee
Club Is decnine sales to-day 40 bush ct Iod &c.
crate demand SIC FREIeHrs to Albany are lower sdsc
for Corn and Halle for Wheat The IMPORTS tor the "a
hours up 10 noon day 100 bb Flour $40 BUSH Wheat
5000 bush and 1900 bush Oats The ExpoRrs In the
bush Corn twothds Of waiting the tide water and 2oeoo
MosIIE June 27-CorroS-sales of the week 5000 bales
and receipts 500 against 800 bses for the same week asst year
The receipts up present compared with those Of
last year. fall short lSS LOCO baes Stock u bales Prices
OswTeo June 27-sp M-FLovR is dull sale. to day of
5000 bbs 81 Wisconsin, and Sc 0 Sc IS for common
10 fancy State dull and held above the views OF
buyers sales to-day of $500 bush of Chicago Spring at 49,
-sn outside quotation. Cosx is quiet LAKE iNronTs in "A
Corn tANAL EXPORTS time 400 bb Flour IL 900
hush. Wheat, and Is. 900 bush. Corn.
CHICAGO, June Z-FLovR 10 firm. WHEAT closed quiet.
CoRr is dull OATS quiet Pork firm No shipments 70
Corr Flour Wheat Receipts OF the week goo bills
Flour coo bush Wheat $1,000 do Corn and 900 do Osss
Providence, June N-PRIsTISG CLoTHs-The market Is
without change the sales OF the week amount to 500 pieces
CoTTos firm h advance the week the sales have been
moderate WooL-The Gales indicate continued light stock
the clip is still holding back sales OF the week 100 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
Arrived. SUNDAY, June q

II. s. mail steamship Phisd.phs, Gray, Sew-orlesns =
Havana June q, mdse. and pass -, -, "a z
Steamship Jason Br :esw BIi'tenl Bremen june s'S
shin CsroiDe Reed (o Proyidenee francoinyhie Newes
Fre IS DAYS mdse. 10 II. y w. Meyer Has been I" asV
W Of the Bank; experienced severe N W. gale ,,...
June ndse and 500 pass, all well, TO t. t. Morgan. SO
SIR relessseh (Brem schsser Bremen 50 days rndss g
SCI pssa to PeFPe Co Has experienced heavy we'e5
Brs union OBJ. Smith, Windsor Ns days plasssr~
schr Tiepc Wind OBJ Of H..saul Hall CROOKED Islsnds
days, loswood, kc., to James johnson ,y .. a.
sekr Helena (Brl Roberts ChsTioitetown, PEI, N ~
potatoes, &c, to J. W. Lowten- T. a.
schr Eliza, Crowe Hewes Island days granite ior 10
Richmond ,, 40 ~.
naval stores TO ). l. Mitchiil. a,L
sohr Esther Eliza Allen, Lnbec, days. plaster 70 Sma
Boynton. 49,
sehT susan Petit New London for Port Even.
Sohr Wbistler FTisby, Taunton, Mass
sehr Cameron, Tice, Elixabethpod for BRIDGEPORT
schr Wocott, Parker, Boston day. mdse' to Dayton
sesr Ransom Orb King Windsor, Ms 10 days passsrt'
seSr Susan, Rogers RichmOnde days. aour, &c. to c.
srbp m. A. Iyen,. wsllen, Virginia 2dsy,, wood
sloop VIM II. Bowen, Hsllock, Providence y
sloop ThOn,s. Hull, Hull, Providence.
slocp Rhode Island, Hull Providsnee
Sloop Isaac ii. Borden, Collins, fall River -
Steamer Delaware Copes Philadelphia and Cape Msy
hours mdse to ii. b. Cromwell.
Steamer Piedmont Post Baltimore 20 hours, nadss 10
steamer Ann Elisa, Robinson, Philsdslphis-
Steamer Petrol, Ayre Providence. - 4
Steamer Pelican Audrich, Providence.
Steamer Potornsks, Cusbman, New BEDFORD. ifi
Below brig. irt
wIND-Durins the day N. N. z. tosE.
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NAVAL sTOREs-srhs Turpeniins eontinoes IN good d.
~ ss sSd ss. ~ ,ams $40 sb
made to arrive Sc cashsome receivers a. the close
som .n s God "a
believe that the bottom has fallen Of the market
s a Command sas e % & 3
A. 80 days interest saded short prices. and 30 bbs
.deE how,ve /. .t light Common Ron !. steady aud in
moderate request the supply hsh sales 90 bbs at 81 81
SIC b. delivered The medium and fine era lee 10 modr
ate rsq1est and prices rule .teady '.s SD bs. low No "a.
mostly the latter rate. Tar quiet 81 15d 90 s7 the lat
SIC :a' for Wilmington selected f'''n sell" ''"' ''
oILs-The inquiry for hind. Is still quite limited
Whale being exception, yet prices are sustained English
ss sa o ~ Se S,, os 20 Ss
nominal asking s5c but II holder. to press sales
the gusr moderate quantities 0Gsc the
is increasing Crude Whale is fairly active prime and
se 5 S d. Rss ana e %, s
fair also there at lie and so do terms did not learn
spti% aTst g. sG d" . Ss1ss
~ and T. fpii isIs ca. on .n s a Ss 9 I
we,t.In Cotton SEED Is isnsaa a. 81 o5 cash and
and mouths for City and Western Winter Csmpaene
PRoVISioNS~The inquiry for Pork early in the day wa,
Sic on Mess but this not sustained ., the close, sndt,
: .sy * 4Ss 80 . Ss arc 5 5 81 s
for Mess end IS 10 for P,ns Included IN the :aes are
is steady and in demand for the trade sale. Of 4o bills
sl4d rs for Country Mess and $40 9s Tor !epacsea
and heavy At last quotations Cut Meat. easier and dull
aes of 10 hhds and ties sc for Shoulder and &c! for
Hams Lard lower the demand moderste sales Of zs oss
for Ohio and !sac for State Cheese plenty At sSo!c
SUGARS-The market continues dull for raw. Refined
&C. higher and in better request The sae' are not i'm
sPCEs-we hear of sales Of IS Penang Nutmegs At
7 Ssl!;s,,d 7,tsr first July. yo.. wit, NOR. os.,,0,
sales of 500 bbls Ohio and Prison at SIZE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29
DIED.

.1,p Mn Brooklyn Saturday June q, after short
1Irs. T. James Allen, aged ~ years , -, .
ihs ID Matthew members Of Abrams Lodge No 20 o.
Accepted Masons are respectfully invited 70 s.teno
this Monday afternoon at 81 0coek from NO. o.
Nan .,re I, without further invitation.
or ny A, NewOresns Thursday night, June 10 OF
h"ni Sv enery, Capt Joseph Clark, Of bark John Curtis
aged 50 yssn -. r cu. -. r.,.,,.
C,a, IN me 18th month and sd DAY Of her age
o,roCvs o. Friday June &C. John Louis. Of John 7.
s S.,Ss,;ne n iercks aged months and - days
n.vIpsON-In Islesburg Ill, on Friday June u Mr Chss
DyvS.on ased Is year, son OF the late eap' HOWE Ia
wilson OF Milford =. nj onA.,- 49,, ca x..r.
$3.50 n, s,,S " June a. Of consumption, Arabela L.
49,, pds,iss uo:, n aged 81 years and ~ days
~, - ,.lsfiv,. Of the family and thos OF Acf pronef
snsTt l. Bead Ar. req Te'ed t. attend ss nsia VINO
further notice, a. o'elot ~ A~''
late resdeuce, No S74 Bo WY =,
,oIJSsoS a, p.vine ;aten Island on Thursday, June
IS Hiram johnson Of this ~ esea v se1i" -,
KERwIN-On Friday moInin, = JUNK 80 ''"A ~ " ~
4sth scar Of his age .,.. u. IL. =
LYNCH-on Friday, June D. o. ''"'"N-P'''' '''
Lynch, ssed II yesrs. -. ,,... n. A.,
LAHY-On Thursday June IS stel a'ho'' "i"'''' MS Nun
Laty, wife Of John LAhyi ,, -. ,
LoRIMER-on THURSDAY Jun. IS a.. et long aas 2adnai
illness. phine NJ Lormer the seeon' ~. "a Sv,
and Susan LormeT, aged 80 years, mon ~
NEVE-on Thursday June IS Of iDfAmma t ~ S 'u
Margaret Henrietta, youngest daughter VI j. -"
PAskAN-on Thursday June IS Mrs. AmeiA f'aN' 's1
IS yesrs.
REID-on Friday. June ID. Geor.e Reid aged % years
STONE-At SgtAo. Monday June p jesse 50 az. -,
partner the late firm Of j. stone.& Co, OF 'h' eiy
sged 6s years, month and p days.
sTINsoN-On Saturday. Jure 20 William srnson-
TuRPIN-op Thn:day, June IS after lons iuncs' Nr
Jeuph Turin, ssed t2ysss native Of England
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

In am.Ap mieO from a;piaWslL-yrsnk Baker i.ay AID
:SS .o chd sgsHpH Dr. nov Ogden
Boanssg and Daniel Baker VIM sI JsoGb} e LIB.
P Psns n01 a4fo md servant rs%p:,oa NJ Bsn',.
and S 5a . H sSnf E Ssd:s LII s .aa Y6a
~ B. }. Griswod, Mrs Baldwin two children and s.r,.n.
S M NILES M k: :ns and child Capt scsoss
and two children M B,ds; G. Bernhard Mr. KSSeSs
f. if ~? aseIs pobsia wsas: AadIsT. n ,ad
p. e.' Mn t dss MG~I a. md child
PsnSstS1 wife AID child Mr. s oS.,, .nd
Mr.. Mec.slsy J. T. Kerr sscl; ~ Clan. M,. F,sna
M ss ilfr Smith s@aa H' Low. vi"
Merritt, wSo1 NJ nysi W E.he1 NJ n.r tEn's III. tsa
i 81 n :Ss ss' .'';iss: %
H cum AsT&sSh Madam, 5ousouTt w:sn Mason
Sas B. ; Sdd. So W S FuS.s .fs ."a
ehdren m1s" l. sfon.cn and wife A Wagner Jordan
Gibson and wife Ma. HUI HSsy e. I s hySn'fs g.
G. " Howe William burning, Benz Lison, VIM Long Mr.,
%s.s s ssh %Ss D 4sS
Drey, A McAIi.tsr y. Adams, X. cOlins G. Tiffany,
sA snsI..J Law House D'Tn Bsls we css
Mile. iGne. Is k0'snfuR Res. Is'Ss ~ M
Hewet. and 2ehn, R. B. Handy A Brisbane, W. s5nts
U.hs sutton love- l. p SaI!sD II H b a0.a
ToI btu r Ns BIT Rtio and Me- simon, VII: ;.d
5. Taylor G. H. Organ aorehoa'e Johnston 10,
Wh Ms McMahon Ma Boston and thse e sasa NJ A.
Pollard G. B. Macy H. rrers. wife and child l. Church
and two children, j. s,einbqrs l. A Kline n Bashsy
Pi1ley, A. Calvin, V. Gsueau, MI Michel, r. Bates
nd son, 2; Q. starbsT, ~ andrew. w Mule, a., 2
T Boucher John Byer, @. Hgberdu.h j. o. Bsyare JG.,o
l. Davis 5. csnt.n 4. NJ. Wood, w. D. Mckay william
T. AcNabb Lucius Jules Remy, o. G. Cfsse
a Bertha NOrsrO Elisondo, J D TowseS J. IyIo,'
T. B. Msttndsie p W. Fisher, Capt ~ Lowe, d. L. Br2wn'
H. Arthur g. o. Brush, Esq Hsnnisan cuhs H. p W"
lei, r. c. Hale 3. Huber G. Freeman d. Nc Mshon, IL.
W cros.e y Bgte.; T. NJ crsw9,4 sy'i9A' Seo5ss
Townsend, ". Taylor N. Palmer g. w Bsais ;; boarey'
e. u. Barrett II. Antibus, William Clarke, G. j. Nictetson
H. Hidreh, j. Newton, J. Hatch, Kennedy sns iiO
in Forward Cabins-Tots 7s6. ,.-
In the Dr. Esdmshp Jason from Bremen and SoutA1~pton-
g. GrangeI Bsyken ReSyer halno sl q hor
rser. Frosch H. kuster o. Hnnkel and wife r. b-ck
T. o. Baehmann A wicheasusen and wiie' A. .sh siinni
ard Augusta Fucks, o Shehaus j. sehn.nn hssIet sh'
MsiIoa Gssoon Blsry and EhE,beth Rousier MscfmgDi
J. NeE8en, r. ssd A Williams, II. Du.ss,t, T. op.ncsf H.
Baker, Maria Msunn, g. de BAchin Pelqaain, b Bsas.
George Caroline and little Cordeia Howard aud servant
w Carpenter T. C. and Sarsh Bray Frances Bherdon john
MsadoWs, ), Spite, c. Moy mann l. and Ia Izycke, w.
Smith and w. Gregory, O., Jane and Clara B:rthIop,
Lusmy A. wavdle w Levy II. Atherner and wife. mana
Kahn Dgtrch. A. Mailer wife and family Christine Emae
Fr1nces and 0us,svus Merndle, ~ Rosemss, gedler
Berger Caroline hsfDsr j. k'sri u s0ehs, ors'sHhasen
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NEw-YORK.
Clear<s5,

s;esmships-Jsmes Adser, Turner, Chsres,on s,os.a -
eson CO.; Black Warrior, Smith, Haysns Is',sS ~
Crccheron; AuEusta, Woodruff, Savannah, 4 u T-,.k
Jsmestown, Perish Norfolk. Ludlsm Plesssafs 80
Shps-Enefsld lsle, Cornish. Liverpool T.p.eott 4 G.
OF the Sea Caldwell. East Indies nIastrr h<
Bsks-A,alsnta, Hortsmsn, Hamburg, Henniau M. I,
Goslng. 5. Cl1k, Elliott, ST. jobs, Yates Po,,crxrl
Gene. Lsprs, Tenerifs, j. A. Machsdo; Znssrelh NJ -
Pernembuoo, Aynar Co.; Mary Gibbs q. l. S.v,-st
Mseisrste (Br Wheeler ST. Andrews J. Boormss -
Tifsnis (Br Rckaby, st. JpLn, b., Collin, NsrA -
ds, Stevens SHERLOCK, Vose, Lymstoa Co. wysslS.
Burns, Mschias.
Brss-Teuipe.t, Wood. Boston, wslsh, Carver O..
Cei, Dobblns New buryPort, G. W. Simpson, ArsbelA ~
Aspinws, Panama Railroad Co Princess Royal (BIl r.,
man. st. Georges w A, Davenport; ssa Jose lsgI e.
Genoa; Wild Wave (Br b Williams, Bristol Collins ksS
Etewsndo Ward Bsrbodoes, Bishop Bros Lady Chez.
Hill, Bermuda Smith Loush Orkney tBr.). Narphy He-
Bart 9n Bros. Forrest tBr.l OBIien, Noel, Ms, q
Wolf; Isaiah (Br), Fitzpatrick St John, ~ b. ry~S-~
Samson, Murray, 81. Marks, Brodie Pettes.
Schooners-buwtpAle, Hstkorn ST. Croix, Metesf IN
A. Field. Philips Taunton PIowess Huse, Aexssrs
Merrill 4 Abbott; NJ Morton, Phinnsy Key West Beaa.
Deske; +. 4. Ward, Hof Barcelona. Howvs BTos, ~
Jane Grey tBrl, Paul. Hsliiax, II. q. Donovan Emms 10
Congdon, Londonderry, Ms, G. A. DeWofi 0imss O.,
ell Boston, W. Lewis Cabot, Nayhew, Boston. w. q
rick Issbels, Fsnlklin, Boston Dayton SPfAs0e Ga
Ellis, salem r. w Ropcs Co.
Sloop-Harvest, Corwin. Bristol. Y. Kenny.
steamers-westerpport. Berry, rortsnd, IA B: Crcmvs
Georges Greek eager Norfolk. H. h. Cromwell; Bos.on
lew Philadelphia J. r. Thompson, Coleman. PhsdspAis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

4 4, aid MstAs ThsSEes.g, A. wl..ls "a
man, khxa Otto and family Eva Norii.n,s va, Wa ~
Caroins hessmann, wh.lmins and ErsI,. Isssssas -
Dorothy BsT,s. ETi,y AID TAsesr HOhs Cs,ass g
Ensel. Uulriehe, A. Trsnpe y Drs..eI ii "a nlss -
SsfhsTtoe Collins o. Wise. I. Peal EHz. y.nA -
family. O. FeTgnson and family Jaaes AID a. Nod, ~
FLAKE, F.snes, White, q. oIhiib r. Tucker -. Oss -
w Try T. end Man psVi. May " Dan. ~ =
and isnily n HsisoS, r. Godfrey Jsas sld fs,sawsa
n tie packet. Aip hnaroa, Jroa LanA.
daughter 81 London, Miss Mar y, Peel al ~ bcfs =,
s Mr.. nldnan' Mics j. TldmAn II LanaSa D. q 10
In Br ,el,. Tyopie Wind tron c,sss.a ILL.,,
ton, Csls II Chase Gate Of schr. Js.is srsssS = fsk
Island C. H0Ilburt. ~&es cpSy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

VAN RIPER- Suddenly, n Saturday, June q, samuel
shsdlo~ opiY Of John W. T. and Eliza ]! Vsn hpei
the 9Th Of his .
Th, rai,.r acquaintance Of the family are snec
attend the funeral this Aordsyl 1f'ernoch
o'cloct the residence Of his parents, ttY
street Second Hn remains VIII DC in'efrea
Trinity Csrrrtsry
suaer the little TO come unto me-"
WARRINER-On Sunday, June e. Rachel g., wife OF " N
b. Nurner
The relative. and Of the family respectfully invited 70
rtend the funeral at u o'clock this day MONDAY rom
tb. Church Of the Rev. br Montgomery corner Twenty
eighth street and Madison avenue.
WHITING-On Friday, June g, ofsconsumpton, Chsre
Henry eldest OF Robert Murray Whiting. In the l'-h
wear Of his
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-29

COFFEYJsya has been very Full prices. sales OF
l6c and $50 bags do at loc In otner nd' very
H' FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths demand for Western Cans.
Flour less active and with liberal arrivals and
Give holders disposed realize and 10 do 80 have sub
Rit;ed to decline Of oe5e. = Dbl the low and medium
srsde but this failed TO bring forward buy freely The bet
ter sTsde, les. buOy.n and only in limited asm.D The
.se eco bs, Sc Is sc 50 for common 70 good STATE
Iro and Iowa; sc 6od 81 10 foI extra DO 60 "d - %
Gs ,s e s0Gs for St. Lou. brands aud
ess for GeIssee Canadian Flour PeIane
p.rfne and IS ga 90 do Southern Flour steady
and not freely offered sales Of 800 Dbl. 81 d IS for
iIsd 10 GOOD brands Baltimore 81 7Od - IS for vorte
fancy and e1Is Brand; Rye FoaI p a5S 90 Corn
Meal moderate request s4G - 10 for Jersey - 50 for
Georges. if here would 81 2 Me.ere also in
so and 70 for large No Smoked Herring
&c scaled and soc for Nc The market for al tinda Is
quiet chiefly for the want Of adequate suPpes but prices are
GRAISTbs arrivals Of wheA. are limited and the marie,
I. tesdy the demand mainly milling. We notice the
Of the fiat prime white Georzs OF the seasonths
Grescr Co. and purchased by Aes.rs Heek-r Brother,
City Mler. at IS the .As' are 900 bush common whit.
81 - and bush prime do. a, 81 25 Rye s lower
sses Of 800 bush i1a 81 % Dat. firm and IN de-
for Jersey Corn freely offered the demand moderate for
the local only the large arrivals n prospect restrict bust
add s early the day for Southern yellow bat II the close
IL. could not be obtained Southern white que; At ssas5
though there has little more inquiry for MAnis sales q
some bales Of which have been effected par delivered
now ct &C. n months and part delivered after July
the reduction Of duties. &c equal 20 S.c
HIDES continue hrm the stock 20 co. The trade
1. OF " buying nseessitafsd by urgent wants
HOPS quiet but steady AZ former rates. sses Of 20 bales
IN lots at ia &c fr 20 choice.
IRON-Ihe demand fol all kinds continues haed, buyers
. eyncng disposition not 10 purchase till the tsri
take, sf CT importers hnw-v equally indifferent about
resziug and DO offer freely unless a. hgur-s
coth Pr may b. quoted from 10 to So Tor large and
s,aall parcel, ey ship AID from store.
ATE Era eIlocb Is hrn az 8dHic for B1enos Ayres
Ri, sud middle veig1s latter hsure price,
Droco commands 25a for light AID middle weights. Oak
LINE E1ksnd Inactive sales Of u bss +se for
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TREY noulis al