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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-17
MARRIED..

BURTIs-DIsOswAY-On Thursdsy June le, IN 81 PaqH'
Methodist Episcopal Church. by the Rev Abel Stevens D. d.
Townsend W. Burts Of this city to Ms ';ernfe daughter
Of Gabriel p. Disoswsy Of the Glove Staten Island
BOGART-BUTTER-At the brides residence, on Monday
evening June BY Rev. Nm s Michaes Pastor Of The
Baptist Church Hon George E. Bogsrt Of Staten
Island. Miss Mary z. Butter Of Richmond Valley g. l.
KERR-BLANCHARD-At Sing Sing, Wes1hester County,
Oh Tuesday June H. by the Rev. Wilson Phrsner, MI Lew
Kerr Of NewYorh Miss Mary Blanchard Of the rmer place.
LAMsON-HUNTER-At Mount Vernon by the Rev. 8. Lam.
son of New York Mr. John Lsmson Of the same city, 10
Miss Mary H. Hunter, daughter Of the Rev. Dr. Hunter
LEEDOM-REYN0LDS-O tho 18th Inst. BY Friends cere-
mony John Moore Leedom, NJ D., Of Philadelphia, 20 Viz
gnis daughter Of James Reynolds, esq, 81 this city;
LEWIS-MlNTURN-ln Brooklyn. on "Wednesday. June 10,
BY the Rev. Dr. Garfield Rector Of Chst Church. Theodore
Lewis Elizabeth c. daughter Of the late John hiharn OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday, June 10. BY the
Rev H. Weston Mrs Elizabeth Chichester of this city, 70
David Neighbour esq, Of German Valley n. }.
REYNOLDS-FROSTAt the residence Of the brides father on
the 18th inst by Friends ceremony Richard G. Reynolds OF
Eew-York Mary Amelia daughter Of Samuel Frost, esq
Of Brooklyn.
sHAW-pOCK-On Wednesday, June l5 al Seaside Cottage
Long Brapch, by the Rev. J. Wilson, George Shaw of
NewYok Maggie youngest daughter of Jacob Dock esq
Of Philadelphia . -
sTABLER-FIELD-In Brooklyn. Long Island tn. 18th inst
Edward H. Saber Of Baltimore, " Louise NJ Field daughter
of Richard Field Of the former place. =,
WOOD-SHEPARD--On "wednesday, june l5 BY me hev
W. W. Phillips, D. D.. J. Warden Wood 10 Mary GaIrson
daughter OF TboG T. Shepard, esq., all Of this city
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Markets-Reported 6y TelerraDh.


ALfnY June is1FLouk in 'omewhs, better demand sales
atou: 500 bbs hddns sfd best grades s uno hsn xed
The GRAIN market quite l. not a s4le oens report.d
AUGUSTA, June l6-CoTros buoysnt; more buyers thaa
sellers.
BUFFALO June lsS .m-FLorR In fair speculative aud In
sor demand market steady sales Of 2cD bbs e5 IS for
STATE nom Cncaso Spring Wheat 50 751 for good choice
extra consn 81 l50 81 81 for choice Aicni
ssn, Indiana and Ohio and 81 751Ss for double
MhLAt steady, but demand confined milling lots; sales Of
so oa,h standard Chicago Spring 6 the only Of i'm
Pofsscs Corr dun market easier; sales VI 1900 c1h. at
Io for Warm 7!c for inferior Illinois. aaost sound do nou
naly At I4c Oars steady: BARLEY duh Rye firm WHISKY
nonn.! e. CANAL FREIGHTs unchanged LAKE laPokTs
800 bbs Flour, 1900 bush heat 600 bush Corn CANAL
Com.
CncNAII, June l5FLouk hssvy but not quoably higher
,nreTnns, era 81 10. WHEAT dull but unchanged. WHISKY
hrri. Provisions dali
CiScnSATI, June ls.-FLouR dull at o. Red wHEAr
81 +5a 81 90 WHsKY dull 25tc. Provisions unchanged
CBARLgsTos June 5-Sales Of CoTrox to-day about 700
bales At prices ranging from 70 &c., the latter Price being
Addine Fair.
June S-CoIros buoysnt under the Europas
p.w: ana advanced another E ssles to-day Of 500 bales
nddlinf lie. FLOUR declined to 90 s. CoRs 6rm. Mss
P0rK, SIC 81 FnEIesrs-Cottea to Liverpool 6led.
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10 ARRIVE.


In the ,,edm,hp Smsyiea ro~ Bosoa l1 L,eerool-Hcn
Reb,. c. Winthrop, Mr. WiahrsP,, O. b. wsIlss wm Q.
Nh,n.y child servant; Mr. and Mrs A. Hardy G. r. Han
dy Master A Hardy, NJ Biinlmer = Bsh- John Bsyiy
Mrs Bsylsy Miss Caroline Baylsy and servant Mis Nsyo
w C,,i- Boston, Prof Ass.sz MIS- and Mise Assssis VI
Cambridge; j. McEhoy, RoAbuIy, Miss Lee, salem G.
Forbes Mr. Forbes child and servant Mr. and MS D. Hashes
TAFT NJ My.r. A. Pnsipio New Yorh, Mrs. Hovsy, j..
Turner, Phiadspha, S. Holmes. Baltimore o. Trerh"m
NJ Shalloe Charleston 8 W. johnson. Cleveland, o. r. B.
Msstyard, lnnoi. Redwsy w.eon.in 8 rsapis. L!y-
Power NJ Munvt, New.0reans; w. N Adams, ST. yAso d
Cuba Col H. de Ybsno Cubs; Cap; Doipce, Nova scasi
J. II McNau.hon Cansda. j. welsh, London; j. Hopa Man.
chester; w G. Lsngdcn, Glasgow; shepserd: Lv-esoi,
Miss Reynolds England; Rosenthal, Paris y hohnf Pras
STA; 5. Becklsy consuls passenger. Total, o.
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MErRoPoLIrAs THEArER.--Last night was pre-
septed at this house, the comedy of the Poor Gen
tlemep" cast with az much excellence as could be
desired save in one or two particulars. The % DR..
Onapod of Mr.. John Brougham, and the :" Sir
Robert Brsmbe" Of Mr.. Blake, are too well known
to the public performances OF the best quality 70
call for further mention here. Mr.. Charles wsco'
played "Stephen Harrowby' with commemorate
careness although he does not shine with bis high
est luser in dialect parts Mr. George Holland, in his
accustomed character of Humphrey Dobbins," acted
the part acoeptaby. Miss Ada Clifton is the best
MARY Worthipgton " we remember ever TO have
seen. She renders that mandy -pamby part with so
much grace and energy as to make it really promi'
nent feature of the play. Mrs. w. H. Smith strug-
gled hard with the Honorable Mics Lacreua
McTab." The play tonight is John Bull
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COFPEE-very little has been done. price. are steady sales
Of LOO bags Rio at lo 40 Java At 4 and so bags Goaave
pkEes pYEsvBoI.I i. in fair request. sale. of 50 bs.
flour AND MEAL-rh- demand for Western Canal Flour
10 limited, and the mar,st Is lower. for ne low and
weather give buyers the advantage. The better grades
ar. eSDps,sv.Iy hrI and in ready rsauss' the .,ss
81 for Inspected 'upeine do Ss S6ss 80 Tor s1ir. Do
So 75a q for low grades Of wezsn s76e7 30 for
shipping brands Of round hoop Oo 81 1S for trade
brands do 81 ga $40 for St. Louis brands We notice
arrival Of new Flour from s. Lo9i. today -Four Aces" the
srn EsI inactive and lover he hesyne The
81 80 'uperfns Bsltimore &c. 81 IS the
better srsdea Rye Flour dull and lower; ssles Of IS bbs
Ss: . sa 81 % for JsrsJ ard 81 50 Or Brsudywins
pRuITs-Rain qle, at So 20 for Bunch. Fr.h foreign
b1' Messin. Oranges sold s. 25e+3 ~, and lOo b1
LsGISai S e. 70 W es.h ,u,., 49,.
sn sale. q prime White Kentucky q 81 rye |. heavy;
Old Canadian Corn heavy par.
S s.h " a a sSn5n Yo~ s az ': :
Round Yellow aeassc. FOR Northern Yellow, and ssoso for
HiDEs-The market quiet: have bu. to note sales
ofso TI;1 5 D. a. T.. mo. 1890. ea,., f., ri,
to choice first sort, Old are nonanAy unchanged Spectators
HAY-Tbe heavy the supply large sale, 100 bale.
LEATHER-oak is firm, and in good demand. Heulook
neets with ready sale q; iaii former raies.
LlME-Rockland 10 quiet and unchanged.
HoLhoSLo quiet VI % Ends tcoa
ysdo 81 26c.
NAVAL sTORES-Spins Turpen.ine in fair request Tor
export steady ales q 49, bb shipping &C..
ice DO. do. fic and 100
Crude 10 steady the receipts frequent. placed
previousiy Common Resin In good request 81 s5
1--WE and asoaf At which 80 bb -od bot 81 s7!ds 80
you'd be psd for parcels delivered By lighter medium
hsdes plenty and continue dali and heavy Fine qualities
little active sales o. 80 bbls Pale WHITE 80
nd 600 do. Virgin s5G IS IS go u. Tar quiet and
rrices unchanged.
oiLSLn:s.a =. been IN .ctiys demand sale. Of g 90
GALA American az GsdGic closing with frmnen Other
kinda dull and prices Unchanged
PROVISIONAL demand for Pork setiye but st mach
toe inquiry IL Ia part for future delivery tie sses
lao bb. at el6 gesls IS for Mess; SIC fer Sour
Do sli Is for Rump- sl7dls IS for Prime Mess; and
els IL IS fr Prime Icoded Ia the sales bbls
hes, option, August. SIT; so bbl. de- same ov-
for July II GIL SD bb buyers option August.
SIT; SO tblS, bsyers option 20 Is, IL July si7. Beef Is
rather active boz proe favor the buyer the stock Is sill
:Hfe sales Of go ss q $50 81 for Pe sse 90 IS for
Country Niece 80 I5deD - for rsPseted Mes.. slic
SIS 81 for e1tr,so Prime Ness snd India He's dull
hsSyy ~ former rst-s Beef Hams el5qSls
s:esdy az Gd l0.c. Cut Meat OF
SO htds a, 7T7ie for Dry Ind Picked Shoulders and 3c
for Hams Lard active bu; heavy he arrivals Arc
large sales Of SO bb l9lIs Butter /, in
moderate dand and heavy sales Of Ohio and STATE a.
150lsc. Cheese u quiet .; Sdsi:.
klCE dull sales Of 100 .ca .: 81 ia 81 IS for Common
TO Prime
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LETTER received by Messs. 0oodhue Co Of .bi. e,v
dated Ro Jseiro Nay states that the Gutenberg barb Emma
datel 3. Of Bahia. -' 'N~~
Cs.kLssros June sThe bark Amy previousy reported
r) mas been hied With water and Il the Intention paDp
ner out ths sernoon supposed the no, jnfsd
damaged. 'eS "
" JcHss June 9The survey on the steamship Edia-
nap he. amounted TO nothing far the Of tbs
he eno the vessel further the besh having the vss
muddy TO prevent the discovery Of anything bsnseth ~
surface extra and powerful pumps have been placed the lore
and there Be good prospcct Of freeing
IL from water.
by Telegraph " Iawood wssss ~ -. ~ UHdssvTA
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"A gentleman in Cleveland Ohio writes to friend
in this city, saying:
81 happened in at the Jail last evening just IS the
Oberp prisoners were at worship. Il was spectacle
for this boosted Republic Christian men were ear
nestly duplicating God on their knees in prison to
give them strength TO bear patiently the oppres'ofs
wrong and TO forgive their enemies. listened, mar
veled, and wished myself one of them in deed and In
spirit Their heroism is nobler than facing the Aus
TRAN csnnon's mouth
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organization Of the school The children made prif
hsnt and interesting appearance.
SPECIAL MrETIsG or THE CoHsos CorscILL
AwIsD orFAL CosTR,cTA .PsA %essns On .Ss
Board called By the Mayor last eyss,ns comI,,~.
en- proposals. for oss. tc 70 ~mcn "ee
f Rsess In. he ooasr.e. made heh. q me City o.
Rrooklyn with l. Cornell f tho removal Of ss s 49, ~
ard the same ss,ss esS9 s.vns worked forfeiture
~, m. Counsel directed TO prosecute ms upon 'e
S.d That the Counsel Be directed % draw up contract
70 into BY the city -n tSe n, 11 the Ike con-
Sos and ,puaons contained in the present oon.c, with
Co.Dss ,RS ,SI aas s Of sseuy given b. aid cOnsct
snd fr II el2 go snnum 70 De P.io sao s~, Oh
ksa in monthly payments his 10" 1s
Rs.iseG That Mayor and Controller be suthoIn@ and
i b~ha of CITY, make and execute
,s sse swift upon the conditions contained 10 the resong
resoatioD on obtaining certificate from the CSa. that the
n made 40 conformity with law a. also the cae Of
,s Fiaspce Committee they have Inquired into
and I..NdS 81 the Of ase inter- ns m t9s 1
pRssosed Ts., shall Sc required Of the Or
q The contract within days Of the 'U the execution
ne resolutions were after .orewhs pro.Iscted discussion
.dop.ed b. a vote Of IL Yea. to Says.
hsyo, for Water Commission m. EN- being ascerained that
thefe wss no quorum, the b. GARD ~, joufned.
CAVALRY PARADE TIE Seventeen Regiment, under
command Col Grahs peaded yesterday accompanied BY
mounted Of mus display They were re-
bsn Common Council when they proceeded 70 the
sspce Cen Gro Fstbush, where they were socially
entertained The regiment then marched TO keids oe whero
hey were ezerc' I'D in the military art
YsurG Nss ~ WOaaS's CLoTHEs.-A young man
named Neil ps,aded Fulton street "Wednesday in s male
ps7 and his companion young girl who was IN
tsf cahes They detected by ocer who TOOK Mem
tsfhs Fs. District Station House where after being
a k extra clothing repDanded and sent nome Ihe
Of managed to escape from the Officer
Runaway AccIDEST.-Yesterday morning, horse
attached 20 wsgoD containing Messs John Schultz aud Fred
arch BsIpoers and child, took feh at me
fnotiop Of Fulton and Myrtle and running
i,On Fulton against obstruction near rear
street and occupants violently thrown out One OF
Ss bruised and the others we're more or e~s
tycd but fortunately dangerously The wagon was
.nshed considerably injured The parties re-
de York. their 10 the county 70 JON
ycnic excuTsion-
FIRI-A fire broke out in the bakery OF Frederick
Her Nc Bridge about 2ocloek "wednesday
Aut speedily suppressed Damage about pi
ts1ured in the Brooklyn Insurance Company . . .
An alarm yesterday caused BY the burning
Of some shsvipgs In Boyt street. No damage.
poparn IN A PoRrrR.HoUsE.-A sailor named
Funesan robbed Of $50 in porter bouse 10 Navy street
pear LAFAYETTE avenue Wednesday night BY man named
William Johnson alias stoney with whom lhe had but short
Finegsn intoxicated 70 which s misfortune
may be attributed Storey escaped
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WEEKLY REVIEW
OF THE
DRY GOODS MARKET.
By the Manufacturers Cloth Hall Association.
A. II. ALMY, Manager.
NEw-YoRx, lS Broadway, !
Rzx,--.-.~ Eyrptrn lima liz lShQ


THURSDAY EVENING, June 10 1859.
There has been change in the market since our
last review The distributing houses are not inclined
TO make large purchases for immediate delivery in
view of the general inventory the lst Of next month.
The private Manchester circulars report brisk de-
mand for goods suitable for the Eastern markets that
large business had been done a. full prices, and in
some cases an advance of "a. 81. piece had been
paid; taat Printing Cloths, although quiet, werefrmer
price. If,he English markets maintain their pre-.
sent position the prospect of American manufacturers
will be more encouraging. With an unprecedented
small stock of goods on hand and constant demand
for consumption, as well expectation, which in
many cases could not be met except with contracts
or future delivery it would be impossible to depress
the American markets, if influx of flreign goods
was not apprehended. This at one time, seemed pos
sble but with the revival of the Eastern trade such
an event at present quite impossible The great in
crease of exports shown by the English returns,
has been chiefly in manufactured Cottons. This I'M
expected demand gave full employment to their spin
dies. and compensated for any diminished exports to
this country which, during the past season, as seen
BY our annexed statistics, have been comparatively
small.
The exports of English Cottons to the Continent,
during the Last five years, have fallen off largely,
owing TO the establishment of home manufacturers,
which have supplied the Legitimate wants of the
population, and any disturbances there would not ma
terislly affect the Manchester market, except for
Yarns, which, to a moderate extent they still
supply.
This is the view taken by the English spinners, and
they have made their purchases of cotton with the
same freedom that has characterized this of
the year. when less stocks were held in their markets,
and when less favorable accounts received from
the growing crops. Cotton has sdvanced in this
market nearly cent H. during the last ten days,
and the hopes cherished that We should work cheap
cotton the balance of the year have passed away.
The importation Of Plain Cottons at this port during
the week ending June 10, as compared with previous
years, has been as follows:
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THURSDAY, June 16-P. y


There was q somewhat increased business q. the
Stock Board to-day, but the features Of the market
were much the same IS for few days past. The
purchases of the fancies mainly to cover maturing
ehort contracts which are pat out again with consid
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.


nship-Locust Point French, Baltimore H. b. Cromw,n
CO.
Bsrks-Cous (Br Robbins Shedisc ~ r., rhos Jamee; j.
NJ Morales Bsnnis,er Havana Sturges Co Harvest, Ham
mopd Savannah, Sturs.. Chairman Co Ariel Cbeesman,
Port -au- Prince, U. L. Il A. Ferris
Briu-Brarce. White Philsdelphia. Thompeou Hunter
Caharue King ST. John, A. Smith-r. Go. NJ washmgOn,
Anderson Porlaud Black Hswi, Rogers Turhs Island q.
Bosrcmani c. II. Kennedy Randall Boston, Brett Soo Co.
Schooners-Fountain Bearse, Mosquito Inlet Fla Kelly,
Kelly, Portsmouth; II. Ensas Hsss Harbor Island J.
w Alexander Alexander Enzsbethpot Mrtcalf Duncan
H. Mutt Baker Philadelphia Jas Hand L. A. Ed~sIds smith,
G.oretown, DolneI Potter t. Bahe Ireland, fredeiess-
burg, Van Brunt Sash-
soop-Blsckstone. Allen Newport, master
Stramer-yulcau, Morrison, Philadelphia, N. Briggs
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The Coupons due the Bonds of the New-York
and New Haven Railroad viii be paid q; the depot,
c,ner Of Twenty-seventh street, or at the Bank Of
the Republic. The exchanges ct the Bank Clearing.
House this morning were s2l, 1852 81. The Mer-
camille Mutual Insurance Company has declared
semi-snpusl interest dividend of 81 y cent on the
capital stock, payable Julyl The Directors Of the
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Arrived.


Steamship James.own, Parrish Richmond. kc mdse sSl
pass 10 Ludsm 4 Heincksn.
day. nase TO order June lat ~ a. lon 50 %, exchanged
colors with ship PheniI bound T.
Ship silss Holmes, Griffith New Orleans days. mdse t,w
Nelson Son June H. Thomas siddon' passenger Of EnsAsd,
d1S ana Ts GSsS ,s Blake Sam. 10 d.,. ~
sc ~ Pei Chureb f'''' '''-''
Bari Erss.Isr lof NewH.yen willard Barbados. Y. Long
Bark Julius CsnmeIt tof E.,p4rl BacLman cArdsns'h
Bark q. W Horton (of Rockand) Ulmer Palermo IS day.
passed the Rock May IL fruit Lawrence Giles Co. NAY
Is lat S4lo Ion 90 saw brig New Era from Palermo Tor New
Bark Adelaide Cooper Bailey sasu. |. Gr.nds ledsys
spoke ship Psppere day. Croassd
sat Fs s 81 Co "a H Co vi: barb u 1y
and for Philadelphia, and spoke her on the TO Inst 10 at ~
81 81 lon IS passed bale Of cctsOn much scaled also .Ss
'pg.aIgd, 2 ID. sgs. wS %. DD,,
gar Lc., Talbot Cs Sd in with brig isvathan, for
BRA T. Remington Williams. St. MARI. Is days. cotton Ge,
Bs CIocu. Gardiner Herbert sssu. u days, mol..es to
Hsn,co%s, from S smith for Havsn. po,
seh A. Cansie tBr Sweet, Cat Island days frui. to
sehr venaose Br) Roberts, Eleuthe days. pDeappes
schr O. J. Miller (Br), johnson, Eeutheae days pne.,
schr Alexander Newcomb Little Egg Hsbor days. charcoal
schr Laura Weeks, Little Egg Hsrbor days charcoal y
schr Spear, Myers, Little Egg Harbor days. charcoal
iehr jesse Richards. Adams. Little Egg Hsbor day. char.
sch vctori, Rhodes Little Egg HsIbor days ehsrco. 70
shr Mary Elizabeth, Cole, Little Ess Hsrbor days. charcoal
schr Rebeees Harriet. vsutsin Little Ess Ha,sr, char
coal " master.
schr L. B COwperhwste Rogers, Wilmington, N c., naval
sc5E psSoIsS Ross, Virgin. days. corn to Haven.
sch Laura Johnson D Hateras Inlet d. naval stores
70 Davis Holmes.
seh C. s; WATSON Roberts, Nswbsm, n C., Ad.ss naval
schr Amss Msrvil, Virginia. days, .ip timber to Benton
sch Henry Fiet., N.vbem day. naval store. Dsbs
Sen sS Js s.%.y . y s.a. s ss:, .S wood
sohr VIM Allen, Grant, Wilmington days naval ''ors 10 B.
Sen. Tison PA:,o yI.sinI: day. wood n,
schi Oregon, Crosse, Washington days n.vI :sis' M.-
scar Salesman, Mott Aler.ndris days. sour to s.zad
schr T.r.on, Rae Wilmington days. naval o'ss R.
schr W. 5. T.Sa Hawkins. M.s,sords IT days. cotton SI
Smith
Nix VIZ Ws L{Sn y'rS, day: No .
sch Maria Morton Sanford Curacao Is day.. 81. Rolf
schr Robert. Smith Wilcox, Portland Conn, 2dsys. soBs
ses s1: smith, a ps.Ss Say: s :,Sa'
sehr Republic saul New Bedford days oil TO master
Scbr Albert Desert Chsss Albany; aroes' oI bosson
Steamer Potosks Nye New Bedford, mdss and pass 70 J%
Alen.
Steamer Delaware COpes Phil.dsphA and Caps hsy s.'s
end pass 10 p. Perkins.
BELOW-sbp Eliza Msthilde 20 days from Bremen; brig
New Era from Ps-Do-Bothe by pilot boat Mos~s H. Gnnns
Ship Charlotte w. White alec, bark, and big
SAILED-Run aulf1sste General Admiral, CrOnsA6t,
ships Dreadnangbt, and Webster. Liverpool
Withholding the day from 8. W.
The ship Mary Robinson, III .uns 10 on arg. Sec
tonsl Dock for rePsis She will be stripped raatea Al
newly coppeIed
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Sup-kses.... 4:23 Sets.... 7.SS heor-ksss 500
Sandy Hook.. s:2l Gov Lard. 9ls Hell 0AtA ....1o1
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by Telegraph.

LONG BRANCH, June 49, sunset-One bark % hls point
bound In Wind high from s. Weather cloudy and ck of
shore.
SANDY HOOK June 49, sinset-One bark and one brs out
side the bound In Bark Jane Dsxss Tor Glasgow
bar also bark and brig the Spit bound OUT
nsueh for Liverpool passed the bar At III Wind light
from s. W. weather hazy.
HIGHLANDS June rs, sunse,-Wind HIGH. from y W !;
hazy. One bark g. Of the Highlands bound In No
other inward bound vessels In Ugh, In the ofing
BOSTON, June l6-Ar bsrks AvolA Kendrck Charleston
LysaIder, Moore, Cenfuesos bigs T.. A. Reed bb Csds
s. Thuson, Lampher, Matanxss schf B. b. Bean Nsr
H. Charleston
BALTIMORE, June l6-Schr EpLrsul from Mobile spoke
from Lssuna bound 70 New Yok short of proyions pped
her.
Also arr. bark linton, Pernambuco May 49,
hEW-ORLEANs, June le-Ar. ship March, Boston,
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n1arkets-CAREFuLLY REPORTED FOR THE n Y. Tribune.
THURSDAY June l6, 1859.
ASHES-The demand 10 firm for Po.s sales Of 50 bbs.
IS 81. Pearls better; sales Of 81 bb at s. BIT.
CO1TON-Ihe marke. hrm though not active. We repeat
EnrmeI
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Metropolis. Fire Insurance Company have changed
the time Of declaring semi annual dividends from nay
and Noyember 10 January and July, aud nave de-
csrvd an extra dividend of Y cent, payable july l.
The Illinois GENITAL Railroad are now paying their
scp due July l-less the interest to tba. date. FAR
tee in America, holders Of Marietta and Cncinn"'i
Flint and Second Mortgage Bonds, DESTROYS OF uniting
with the European bondbolders in the arrangement
adopted by them, will ob.ain information regarding
the same, and can sign documents similar TO those
executed in Europe, upon application to Messrs Wn'
SLOW, Laner e. Co., bankers, No. 81 Wall street,
New-York on or before the LIST Of July next, or to
John p. jackson, esq, attorney a. law, Cincinnati,
Ohio.
This morning Justice Roosevelt granted az order OF
arrest against Edward Belknsp, on complaint of the
Union Bank, for obtaining money checks certified
by the Teller Of the Bank, The defendant in the mean
time having no funds in the Bank. The amount OF
the alleged embezzemen, is 3les 100. Bail was fixed
at go,
The Treasury Note account on the Sd June stood as
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OF these the Secretary he's advertised for proposals
for FIVE Millions the bids 20 be opened on the ath'
Beside the above s., $780, the Secretary has yet
sl5G0. Geo of the loan of 1874 rot yet paid for.
Wells Fargo & Co. offer for sale $30o,Oo9 OF Post
Office Department certificates or would give them as
collateral for loan. These certificates are issued to
mail contractors and offer to the capitalist security
equal 10 the United States Treasury Notes, with
higher rate Of interest. They are ssued in parcels OF
$4,000 each, and are negotiable by delivery
The statements Of the Boston Banks for the past
fun weeks comnare "a fnllnEs.