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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07
Arrivals and Departures.

NEW ORLKANs AND HAyANA-1he passengers under the
bawbA snc not BY he Quaker City
gsAvANsAH- Steamship Hunisyile Miss Wilcox, MIS-
Wncor, Mrs. A wicny, Mrs l. wlc,r, oclms 0sus,
niLhsuser, Mrs. W BeU MrS J edsou l. r wheeler
H!sl .ogsr Jas V Sanford wn ssss Q Barton, .
hean Jno Adams. Godfrey. Ludlow John lillxnhsn
pr Lesviu Bird, Allen. Mr. Martin, Nr Kils q
Kirk-b In steeraSe
PoHo CABEuo-Brg = B wat.soa--James Howell Joseph
Lerea, and 10 In second cabin.
RIcHnosp, Erc-sohamship yamssowu-Ed ward Gardner
and LADY. Dunas o rtarsoulnrs Hardeu, Mrs. Gray
ssd three ehudrsn Ea Gray Lavreucs ard isdy NM
Kinda Rams, Hes Geo Robin soa L Eau Isaas Breu
s1hompeon, Mrs oomperts r Burns Mrs Capt skinner
apd dauahter A Wentworth and n steerAgs.
eAyANrAH- steamahip etar Of the souh-Mu Gage, Mr.
aLd hrs Howard and two servAnts Hebese. farck
Price J q Coorer Mfcrd Charse Wines John cofsy aad
con and sdy Mr. and Mrs. Span chntrea Brad
ford. hebley. A Williams adams @ II Hall. l. Mott
fombs. Capt q munro, william Carr David LAary,
kkss Margaret and Ann Connolly. and ~ siesrase
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

The cotton market remains inactive the adyices
from Europe being unfavorable; but holders here
resist any downward movement The receipts,
up 20 the date Of the last circular, were All 900
bales, against ASS 600 to sane Date last year. aud
2,7ll 900 to date of lsSs. So far as the las,
week is concerned, however, neither the rcceipts
nor the exports were as heavy as those OF the cor
responding week Of last year. All parties seem
agreed upon a crop OF not over 100000 bales:
and II the news Of blghting frost in Georgia and
Alabama be confirmed II will be safe TO expect
rally in this market, and perhaps in some foreign
markets as well.
good deal Of business was done last week IN
grain and -four. The receipts were so heavy that.
notwithstanding the favorable news from Eneland
the tendency Of prices for wheat and corn was
downward, while -four simply maintained its price.
Should the next mails from Europe report further
advance In the British markets, some repouse NAV
be expected here. We have no more actual food
than Ia required TO feed own people, II il well
ascertained that all the corn crop in Northern
Illinois was a failure last year, and much Of the
wheat in Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Ohio and New
York strong foreign demand would cause
wheat TO advance TO prices which would be very
unpalatsble for consumers. Happily the latest
accounts OF the weather in England are more
favorable, and the old stock Is FAR from being
consumed.
The week which ended yesterday was, like the
preceding one, not unsatisfactory to dry good,
dealers. very fair business Ia being done with
the West, the northern part Of this State and the
near by cities We hear no more complaints Of
goods sacrificed, and the imports still Keen below
the figures Of last year. The West, however. CON.
tinues to purchase with discretion; the costly silks
which could hardly be made too fine fo~ the 81.
Louis and Chicago markets. three or four ysars
,go. are not much wanted now. Should the bread
,l'o crop this fall prove satisfactory. the Western
rsde will become more extensive. end no dorb.
With tNe hrs, appearance Of restored wealth. ex
Ipvasants WI rtyi'e as foiuSrly. Tie Southern
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

OCsnsosn oar was ea.er, whiie the demand was light,
with sales at IS 66 81 co. the latter figure for extra
Southern -four lower especially for common grades
II sales embraced about 900 700 bbb closing
within the range Of the above prices Rye -four in
fair request n the atove nEes with sales o! loo Dds
Corn meal was selling moderate at the above prices
the transactions embraced about 1000 5000 bushels,
including prime red western 81 co. white Michigan 1t
81 pine .ss Indian :. q CO. sIa club
cheaper The sales embraced 200 bushels for
port, including Western mixed Il 7sc. . 79c. Southern
sooSsrn yS. = RSs s 40 r@sr
sales Of SEQ bushels II $50 SIC the latter outside
price Barley ~M quiet at SOC 9oc- 0Ais were heavy
and lower, while the demand fair Sales OF Western
and CsDsdisn were made At llc, and Of State n
Gcrn.-The market was quiet A sale Of 600 bags
CesuIa tBd:zi) was made as p :, and $50 do. b. Do
Cor1oS-0wng 10 telegraph despatch received from
Augusta Ca that The recent rocs had Injured the oossoo
embraced about bales closng with stssdnes the
basis Of IL ,sc. . II Nc. for middtng uplands
Liverpool seou' a. zeVoV . DI.S: o. corn
lot At Skd, and 500 b6is flour, 70 n up. a Is g.
50 boxes bacon and l2s bbs lara Il $685. 100 srces beef
200 tons wood at Xs There was no change 70 no
tce In rates for Glasgow or for the Continent
Paoys,oss .Pork-The market was nrm and in good
sl7 As, and new prime, atsl4 l2K. Beef was in fair
country mess Il IS g. r.usct.S d. :. - So o
and extra ct Sill Is Si2 50 prime mess sas dull beef
hama were steady but quiet; prime was nominal
Cut meats were in fair request with sales reported OF 500
900 hhds and uerces, At 7sc TIC. for shoulders,
and SIC $40 for hams Lard firm, with Gales
Of eco 700 bOh, :. loxc .llAe Butter was dull and
SrGARs again arm and active, with sales Of about
$500 hhds nearly all Cuba muscovadoes, mostly within
the range Of exc exc for refining grades and fair to
prime grocery grades, At &c mo. 7xc, and .
small lot choice do, at 60.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

No important change took place In stocks last
week. We note an advance In Panama and In Rock
Island, predicated, in the former case upon m.
Of the success Of Mr.. Sanford in his mission
to Bogota, in quest Of renewal Of the charter of
the company; in the latter case, upon
large earnings, and the prospect Of heavy
dividends. Nothing Is known with regard TO
the amount Of the dividend that win be paid
upon the Panama stock. Some assert that
II VIII not exceed six, while others claim that Il
VIII be ten. The financial condition Of the company
would probably enable them 10 pay ten; but policy
suggests no parade Of increasing wealth, 90 long
as the question Of the charter renewal re.
mains unadjusted. People are already specu.
lating with regard to the next dividend on Rock
Island. II the earnings continue TO increase
in their present ratio II win be easy to pay five per
cent in November. There il nothing Of any con.
sequence with regard to the other stocks Central
is said to have earned $4,000 more in April last
than in the same month Of 1859. The large in
crease in the Galena earnings the last week Of
Apra encourages holders of that stock. Mr.. New
berrys resignation though purely voluntary on his
part, win do the road no harm. He had quarrellcd
. good deal with other roads, and some money had
been lost In competition. His place win be taken
bya competent railroad man Of practical expe-
Renee. The Cleveland and Toledo did not show so
wen the last week Of ApiI. The Michigan
Southern IA doing well, and the new direction
appear 20 be sanguinc. The friends Of the Nh
waukee and Mississippi are in hopes that their
new plan OF reorganization win be &C
ceded 20 by eli parties in interest; twill be great
thing for the property, and for Wisconsin interests
generally, If 1T a. and litigation Is avoided Conf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

Among the passengers who arrived at Boston by the
British steamer Canada, in company with John Aorrisey,
were Dad Cunningham and William Hughes, Of New York.
Faulkner wife Of Hon c. j. Faulkner American Minister
to France left that town Tuesday for Paris Mrs
r accom- panied by her daughter Mrs Bocock wife Of
Hon T. 8. Bocock, OF the House OF Representatives
special meeting Of the Suffolk North Association OF
Congregs Minister'S held at the orAry Rooms
in chauLcy street, Boston, the ID inst the purpose
Of investigating the Of Dr. Pomroy The Investigation
occupied the enre day Without arriving any definite
result, the Association adjourned for two weeks.
The London Xercantie Gdsetke OF the Goth OF April
sayeHs Roy ri Hghness the Prince OF Wales expect
ed 10 return to Buckingham Palace Tuesday next from
Germany and at the cose Of the week. according to pre-
sent arrangements, His Royal Hghness will take his de-
parture for Canada"
Rev. Or. Hitchcock, OF Amherst College, has received
the merited honor Of election TO the Imperial Geology
cal Institute Of Austria.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

The SuSnaY LIQUOR BUSINESS Tho law prohibiting ths
sale OF liquor on Sunday, was, possible, strictly
observed yesterday than the previous Sunday. No
places whatever were kept open IN front, although
heretofore hore number where thirsty customers
were admitted through side door entrance The
police were active from twelve O'Clock Saturday night
after which hour but few liquor selling places kept
opea and the proprietors of those houses
three, were arrested and locked up
The examination Of Patrick Harvey for violating the
law on the previous Sunday. was continued before JUS
uce Cornwe on Saturday Several witnesses
End was proven that liquor had beth sold when the
czamin atom was again adjourned until Monday.
SENTENCES THE CovKI or SESSIONS -On Saturday,
Michael sattery the late constable Of the Seventh ward
and Michael Flood arragned for sentence convc
ion OF eaut and battery upon young lady named Fanny
branard Flood had obtained warrant for the arrest
Oh Mr. John Brarard the charge Of petit larceny In
nking some bricks belonging TO the complainant The
charge was subsequently, dismissed. The warrant was
paced IN Siatterys hands for execution He called u
brensrds house. In company with Flood, In Hamilton
street, about ten O'Clock 1t nGht. being refused ad
and took her and her father Mr. Branard to the station
bonse, where they were locked up some hours Tbc
Court sentenced the defendants TO tho pentensry for
sixty days each.
The following named defendants pleaded guilty 70 sell
ing liquor without license and sentenced 70 pay
One OF $40 each:-winam Clark, Patrick Ward, Thomas
Crooke, Patrick Behrene Conrad Kiey, Henry Steers
William Hamilton, Charles Murray, Thomas Flood, Bird
get Stewart and James Mckinney. Joseph Clark for
like offence fined $50 Ehose fined SO all promised
70 give up the business
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

dsnce In the new Erie Company appears to be on
the Increase, judging from the advance in the mar
ket price OF the stock.
Some more railway trafac returns have come TO
hand, and we republsh our tsbles. with adtAtions:
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
Nav AZ p N

AMw-The market was steady with sales Of 20 10
bbs pots 1t SIC. and OF pearls II 81.
BnxAperurrs -flour-Tbe market was heavy, and the
demand for State and Western brands was light some
descliutons closed Ut . decline Of &C. per barrel Toe
transactions embraced about eco bbls, closing within
sha range NJ he foIlovina auOtatiOnn:-
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tchr Robert smith. Wnlcur. Portland 6Ays.
scnf Amanda Kbou ton koooout for laovWa
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SAILED
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PERsONAL.

PERSONAL.
A. L.
M PERsOs WISHING TO ADOPT A HRALrHY
a male cbd between four ana dve moa Old hoax Of
inch at sS4 Green vich street., second floor.
EV0R ADoPTIOu.-ANY PEReON DRsTROUs OF
ID ,ptpg American orphAn boy 10 yeArs old, a N
actonats daposion AID ush ntai An1 ohyssal ssy,
VII please 70 sddyess II, boz ia Herald omoa.
n B. BARHRRK-I WAS SURPASSED AT YOUE
~ leayisg e you did thought you would neee xour
word - die mine ANNIE n q.
INFORMATION wAnTED-op RICHARD OOULDN0.
coece painter BY NJ brosher Aishaei jus arrived ~
neF Of burberry and hssaer srssss u grocery
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Contains eserynng which married can require 70
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RAILROADS.

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Nkw YOkK AND dAR As RAIlRDAD.
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q. ssd sns nonds-, Am 50 iDp, r~ss ~nl sAys fvsn-
srth street station New Yort foowu:- Pup WntAna-
s 80 sss y ;sssn 2 ,@ Nm: rl.,s Y =: g,
ievci for Love- Pains r =. n,u r~ssy axsA srse -
got f5 Ahsny A n. mall esnnss vtA - sew Yuk
$40 snd 80 A \ .as sssr. d wSss risl,s ssS -
a. n. nan JOAN BUAGAILL- asbAna eupahAsaA3
OFFICIAL NOTES TO pELsoAfxs AND orHsRs AT
y ten cling The chcsso C-pveuton. NAY 10 lsp.-rckea
can b. obsr cd 81 hs fare or6gs Ohs>x1
apd rcurn. sppilcaon No rs sroedvNys
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ihe nrsai Brdae No rod nors tha
nducsm<no- Rpw Az BeACH,
Agent Gresl western Hslir,sd
rs Brosdwy. corner OhAmbers street.
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RESTAURANTS.

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CLOTHING, &C.

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Go mn WORTH OF sBw AND LKrY OFF CLOTH
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~ MI in .frnr no pressure ~ rtrnx no
ain s~ipx s1es can be led Wis Rome
ga prc.fus AZ c3rr-f n Tn'rty drsl street
Jas rssksvs, ~, d'>covere.
A RruroiAl rkxTs.-rR. DUnsW CONTINUES TO
n esuarf Ferords snsout he sNghesa PAIN
srs or srus ~tsre ARTIFICIAL festh rsmsd Dr q
l, rrPKrN. gs Canal street dou from tAarcrs,
RESTAURANTS.
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a bsR RxsrArRAvr ArD LUNCH
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ne sss1Auxarr I'm " pro-sds< vsh an ne aesssss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

A BITTER CHANCE srfIL-rHB uHDRRatouuu
- avHils bio ssn q ,hs opportunity exprsu N aosl
Be- =. cont. y. % psy ne very hshss rrsss fog Ads nd
having est ~ eoshins M vhiss oss>n asr rrs IN
- cd an1rns =. ~ eevsuh Avsnue, bsvssr
4 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

he rersar peskssi ~etk as,oos "a uei,dns that In
he domestic mt<a<x the h.s "a ~
cd manifssi tokens q the nvins avsr rb~~~ h.s No.,
no urcom MAO morsisf IN the rtnks q our Iuoersnt
orcthrcn and rna<gs srsnsss among them Tfelr
fvss srersfb have he~n devo,sA 70 az .srrss, no.,
The veniencs snd sscomfor q snr nm srass ono
NJ with cbeerfpn - devo'ed ssemsslvcs n the
sssdies and cares, and sh<s Of the CHRISTIAN psssrsis
With sladneer And gcne<aiy has God siven The I'M
crease that bes~s NE boty OF chrssss pastors ysu
REPRESENT can, VITA proDvixy and thsss fsness cav
1--WE have net run In vain; neither isbored In
vaie giv>e ~ freaa pleasure 70 bear this
tcstimooy 70 Inc spiritually and oevvsedness o'
heioved brcshren n the ministry We snail cherish
hsm In cur as~cs~cs, ssi issevcsae Zoe them In our
prayers The feaswsns ssaemest wEA show hoe sbusd-
ministry snd oshc< aeesc~s asd 'sstxumectsaif,es
NE nuueer q probationers and members 10 the
enN ven N 1883 was 10 ss spd The number OF tnersnf
unA 'ters 5tos In 1850 gTt sss me nsers and proba
toner . snd SSH m'n',rs showing an increase ~ f-t
eit N. uners and proesucnsrs sHd gacrssf niais
rns Is. GensrsI con,,rerc. gsv. direction tina, :,
taking The tsssnos o. the church By the snpa~i C3afe
renoes, re- oort ot church property shouA % made
th.. year the rsturrs were ~ fcio g. van,.- ~
sSss, urooabe vsae. sls5.i $40 raTbs, ~
pvsonases, ara rroocoe value, stie6 SD. ssu
mated aggregate Tsluc o. church property. al.
pcslsi. II 1859 fAe reiar,V show the number az
ehsrshee o be p,30s proes,Ne value, stssf7 eso
numsw % pGsoussss, asa probable vsiue
W ,fr lee eetirated aggregate val g, vi 2ta eos
being reresse IN too yesys q pso hurches he "a
<ress then rreaks % the escvna unity 81 the churoh
,shousn sluson made n m eyror thxi had . hri,ed
hGssree v resFeei " W. tovucs q Chrs'tAD psrfsc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-07

0SnAr DHaArD FOk CAsT orr CLorHINa.
n Turn tnre ard 'upets Isl opened = esaabisA.
msnt ~nl the hshees prices or The above 49,
Articles Fleass call a addrcs- NlsH sO kishA ave
dies after ded mry Nnh
Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-11

The HEsrERIAN.-The July number of this
excellent monthly has been left on our table
by Randall & Co. 1t is tastefully illustrated,
aud contains an elegant fashion plate, with a
folded pattern of the dress represented The
contributions are Of very superior charac-
ter. Mrs Day, we perceive, has returned,
and will take charge of the magazine from
this time forward We shall be much pleased
again to see the emanations of her graceful
pen. An article in the present number by
Caxton, relating to prophecies, will command
much attention.