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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

- Allowing comparative statement Of imports q
>en dry goods at the port Of New York for the week
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A UCTION NONCF-RY VIRTUE OF CHATTE1.
IA mortgage, will sell, on Monday, I'd OF September
NJ 10 O'clock the Whole Of the Furniture the house
No. - Renwick street, Hudson street. vizParlor
Suits, large gilt Mirrors, fine Paintings &c. mahogany
Bureaus, Sofas, Lounges, marble top WisLsands and
Toilet Sets hair and spring Mattresses, fine Beds and
Berlin2, Brussels and Ingram Carpets also Crockery
Cutlery, Glassware, &c. u. BURKE, Anct0neer.
j. A1DERDUN, Attorney Tor Mortgagee.
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I TIL WARD ON DECK.-AT THE PRIMARY EI.EC-
# ton held at tho Crystal DOS Grand street in pur
saDcc TO the call o the Democratic Republican General
Committee OF Tammany Hail. 10 elect delegates to syria
cuse, the following ticket unanimously elected viz
For Delegates TO the Sixth Assembly District Conven-
ton--Wllliam }. Ooey, John Fogarty, Joseph Hutton,
George Debenhham, Patrick Yansey, Thomas McGsire
Frederic Burns
Fourth Assembly Observation-Disclosures w. Mooney, John
Dalton JOHN CAVANAGH,
yREpERIcK ]. BYkNE, inspectors.
NICHOLAS W. MOONEY,
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DATENT ARMY CAMP COT--JUI.Y %, ISSl-WF1GIT
i less than eight pounds; folds up in bag feet
long, requires no mattress; price s.. Officers and
gcos In the army are invited TO inspect them Orders
Office 40 Broadway, N. Y. and NJ II. STEVENS l. CO,
Browns Hotel, Washington ID. c. Agents wanted At ali
military c-cainpments.
VLTANTED--A MILITARY OvERCOAT, SUITABLE FOR
w an officer; i, must be at very low price. Al.
dress A. s. IL. Herald Office.
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Ok nn REwARD.--IOsT DURING THE EXCITE
DlUO Incnt or the fire Al 405 Fourth street, August
10 enamelled diamond chased Ring The above ard
will be paid leaving the ring with J. W. BOUTON 81
Walker street.
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A UCTlON.--BROWN n NICHOLS WILL SELL. ON
n Tuesday. September 3, NJ O'Clock, in front of
sanrooms, 80 Nassau street, pair of pony built luck
Horses, six yoas old IA Il hands high warranted sound
kind and gentle in all harness. geo prompt drivers The
swner having no further for them will be sold with
cut reserve
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EXPRESSES.

EXPRESSES.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE FxIRESs AND
IL Furniture Packing fsiabshm nj ll3 West Eleventh
street. bntwecn Firm aud sixth Household Fur
nure boxed and shipped furniture moved 10 the conn
Try. Storage FOR furniture. Pianoforcs Paintings and
Siaiunry carefully moved.
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THE FIRENIEN.

THE FIREMEN.
INR!ENrtIlP HOOK AND LADDER COMPANY NO
IL 12.-Tbe members Of this company hereby no
titled that the regular monthly meeting will be held
Monday evening" "a inst at Putnam Hall OF Thru
avenue and Twelfth street. BY order.
JAMES II. BRADY. Secretary.
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A UCTT0N SALE Of READY MADE CLOTHING, &C.
"A A. N. CRISTALAR, a'.ctioneer, will sell, ON Monday
september 2, ut 10 O'Clock at 90 Fowery large aud
general assortment Of scasonable Clothing, comprising
cloth, cashmere, pilot and pecrsham Froc Sack Bust
ness and Overccas doeskn cloth cassnerc and satinet
Pants silk, satin velvet and cloth Vests Also Cloths,
Cassimeres Pilots Trimmings Bnttons Boots and Shoes
Dry Goods, &c. &c Also lot Of gutta percha Clothing
comprising Coats, Pants, Aprons Hats and Caps Horse
Covers, Saddle Bags, &c.
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A REGULAR MEETING OF THE FASHION PLEASURE
IA Ground Association will be held the Hone House,
on Monday evening, september 2 at O'Clock. punc
tual attendance OF members requested as business VI
Importance viii DO brought before the meeting by
der Of the President.
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4 nnn HORSES IMMEDIATELY TO TIKI
1sOOO subscriber at the stables ID A. Cham
Berlin or Post Nichols 50 East Twenty fourth street,
near Third avenue. PHILIP COPELAND.
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ST Wharf.-The UNION MUST AND BE PRE-
IL eerved."-At primary election held at Cot
ter's, corner Of Second avenue and Thirty fourth
street, on Saturday evening, August 81, 1861 pur-
nance Of the call Of tho Democratic Republican General
Committee Of lammany Hall the following ticket duly
elected:
For delegates 70 the State on-Rchard B. Con-
molly Samuel l.. N. Barlow.
For Alternates-A. v. Stout, Patrick McFlroy.
MICHAEL. C01TER,)
JOHN N. TRACY, : Inspectors
JOHN HERRING,
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II NITfiD STATES PASSPORT BUREAU, 262 BROAD
~ way, corner Of Warren street-united States Pass
ports issued las abovc) through J. b. NoNES United
States Commissioner Notary and Commissioner for all
the States. Naiuralized citizens Dust produce ccrtjH
Gates.
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THE WAR.

: wv ~
A SSETANT QUAR1E2sMASTER'S OFFICE, NO. 7 BOWL
"A ing Green, New York, August 81, 1881.
sealed proposals will BIO received this Office until 10
nshng the United States with four ty (45O
Paulins.
The Pauns " be 1ex30 feet, made Of tho hest No 2
Pauiin Duck with good strong eyelet holes all around
about % inches apart and be completed by the 25th
day Of September, 1891
Proposals to be endorsed proposals furnishing Pau
Inns J." ond addressed 70 undersigned.
Captain and Assistant Qnarcrmaster United States Army
A GOOD COMPETENT BANI MASTER wANqEl-FOR
IA regiment now nj Washington. None need apply
unless qualified to the task he Is recruit his own men
immediately Apply at Parmelees fruit store 85 Broad
way.
|tTTY GUARD SEA COAST ARTnIERY.-THTS ORGAN
~ iLation will hold election OF officers next We'd
nesday evening, September 4, at O'Clock. Captain
paDies The Committee will be the armory 054 Broad.
way, every evening previous 70 the Attn Of Septem-
Dor, TO arrange the in companies. All who
have signed the rolls requested 20 come ND
promptly for this purpose, In order that tn 80
desiring It may DO enrolled In the ccm1a ny,
Hereafter Monday and Thursday evenings with be de-
voted 10 instruction In heavy artillery md every evening
in the week recruits viii be instructed In tho school Of te
soldier, IN different small squads according TO their pro-
hcjency. Recruits being received daily Ea,ly an
pcaon must be made by any persons stu desiring 10
join, at Me arnory, 654 broadway from To 10 Pm.
ROBERT r. GIBSON,
Chairman Of Committee on Enrolment.
BESAMN GURNY, Secretary.
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HtOiORED FOLKS CAMP MEETING, ROCKAWAY
~ Beach.--The steamboat MAY QUEEN will mako
daily trips, commencing Friday, Goth inst leaving Ca.ha
rine slip at A. NJ Spring street, North river $50, and
Picr No. North rivor, at o'clock Returning, leav
ing Roclawxy at4Ph
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'LN9IENrS OF SOLDIERS.

Send everything
For soldiers by
HaRNDEN'S EXPRESS.
lThe ollcst Exprcss),
"a Broadway.
They charge only
HALF KATEA
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tt1OA REwARD.-IOsT OR STOLEN, on THURS
DlUO day night, thu 18th inst. about Q O'Clock
while standing the front platform OF Third avenue
the down trip double cased gold Watch having
two Gets Of movements ferguson make the outside case
has engraved on the back the full j. C. H., with
date Of month and year. II being priced relic OF de
ceased friend will pay the above reward and ask no
questions whatever Address Mr. H., station A., spring
street Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

WTANTED no PURCHASED GOOD SECOND HAND
w top light Wagon, full springs. Address A. S. II.
Herald Office, stating price, where to be seen and how
long In use = = 80
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WANTED-A HORSE, TOP WAGON, HARNESS, &C.;
w any gentleman desiring 10 dispose Of such will
meet cash purchaser If the outfit Is satisfactory horse
must show speed be gene, stylish, not eight years
ness not much used Address with full particulars box
81 BROOKLYN Post Office.
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NEW Y0EsK.-HAyE ARRIVED FROM WASHING
IN ton Urgent business alone deferred me.
NEW YORK
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WILL THE LADY FROM LONG ISLAND WHO RE,
w cognized a gentleman, whose name she knows, in
Beckman street yesterday about O'Clock make his
further acquaintance by addressing IT, box i2O Herald
ofnce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

9th WARD, NINTH ASSEMBLY DLTRlCT.--AT
LII primary election held at II. Halpin's corner Of
Seventeenth street aud Ninth Saturday even
ing August 81 1851 pursuant call Of the Democratic
Republican General Committee. at Tammany Hall, for
delegates 10 the convention ut Syracuse the following
ticket was unanimously elected
Delegates 10 Syracuse-Davd v. Freeman, James
Watson.
Observation-Disclosures Jarvis, Jr., s.. T. Munson.
THOMAS II. WIIJLAMS,)
WILLIAM WHITE, INSPECTORS.
WILLIAM MORRISON
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A SSIGNEES SAIE.--J0HN LLOYD AUCTIONEER
IA JOHN LLOYD & SONS viii sel, on Thursday. Sep
tenbcr g. at 4S Canal street, at 1917 O'Clock tho entire
stock OF the Wholesale looking Glass and Picture Franc
Mandatory The Stock consists OF French Plate Mirrors
Lnsking Glasses, Oil Paintings and EigrovIngs aiso
large lot Of gilt, mahogany, black walnut rosewood
Frames, Work Benches, Gas Fixtures Office Desks Chairs
large iron Safe, made by Herring Horse Cart and Har.
ness VIII be sold Mt IL O'Clock Sale positive rain or
shine. The TRADE will do we'll 70 attend ny order OF
+. ID. STEPHENS, Assignee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

NAMFIEsS OR NAUGHT.--ON BROADWAY, CORNER
~ Ninth street (picture oorner) to-day Sunday at
o'clock and to morrow same time Pray sse me.
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CTORE WANTED--IN A BUSINESS LOCALITY. SUITA.
~ bic for Liquor store; also Apa tents in same rent
IN D. be moderate. Address Alexander Patterson b04
West street.
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EXCURSIONS.
= s< ~.
(tHEtAP EXCURSION TO CAMPS ON STATEN BLAND
~ Fare six by Staten Island ferry Of White
hall street. between the battery and South ferry Guide
10 camreTO reach regiments Of New York Rifles British
Volunteers Mechanics and Artizens Empire Zouavs and
Yates Rifles. oil at Camp Washington Scott Rifles and
Ire Harris Guard cavalry At Silver lake. Third Irish
and Cameron Light Infantry, At Camp Morrison-lcave
steamboat at first hnding Boats leave every honr from
A. M to P.M On Ane Sundays every half hour TO
5P.M.
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VHANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE, INCLUDING
w linen and silver by gentleman with small faIni
y who will take the best OF Of tho sane price not "
exceed $500 annum To Hay LIT; best Of references
given and payment made in ADVANCE required. Address
J. c. box 22' Post Office stating terms and locality
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

III NEY GREEN, AUCTIONEER. ON MONDAY. SEP
IL tember at 1OK O'Clock, at the auction store,
William street. quantity Of Groceries, Wines and
Liquors. the contents of grocery store 900 egars &c
Also at IL O'Clock,
quantity OF fashionable Ready Made Clothing Dry
Fancy Goods, Yankee Notions six Gold and Silver
Watches, &c. '.uf fI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

WAETEI-BY A PRIVATE FAMILY, A SNAIL. COT
w tage or floor in a small houss, m or near New
York must be neat and c.ean and IN respectable neigh
bOrhood; rent low Any person having such hear Of
tenant who will prompt and take good thereof
by addressing Honest, Herald Office To save time and
trouble state iul' particulars. N. BThe subscriber
would buy II suited
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HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.

~ RATIS.--A GEN TrEMAN AND HIS WIFE VIII
NJ take charge Of a furnished House, in reepectabl
ocalty, gratis, snt its occupants return from the cour
ny, or otherwsa reference To responsibility will
& wen. Address T. s.. Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

NOnCE-rlIE SISTERS OF ANDREW NOLAN ARE
IN requested u call At The Office Of CROCKER, WOOD
CO., 81 South street, n. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-01

r OST-ON FRIDAY NOON, IN GOING DOWN THIRD
IL avenue from Twenty fourth street, gold Thimble
with ha lady's nano In full IL; also initials of H. g. e.
The finder viii BE- nbNa!y rewarded being Keepsake
Of friend who s dead and recsire the thanks of the
owner. ty leaving Il at Nichols Hotel, Twenty
fourth street ind Third avenue.
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NIANTlJ.-IN HROOKI.YN, A SMALL AND NEATLY
w furnished House for tenant whose family
OF himself and wife only. Address, stating rent which
must be low Clarence, box 2l3 Herald olhe, for three
DAYS, = t,t.TI = -.
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DIED.


BEATTY-on Wednesday, July ., Robert Beatty, aged II
CHAMRFRLAIN-rn thi. city on Friday July Eh, wife
q Edward H. ChAmbesu, and sister Of Francis Rsyerei,
aged 81 yeGs months and day.
CONTRELL-ID Brooklyn Friday July Joseph ContIen,
In the 18th year Of his sge
CORBETr-On ThuTsday July T. Mary Catherine and Lzzy
children Of Catherine aud the late Lawrence Corbe
HAsLER-In jersey City, Fdsy July5 Mrs Louise Haser,
aged 20 years the beloved ife Of John Hasler, jr.
HAZLETzon "Wednesday, July Ann ElIa Halei widow Of
William r Hazlet.
MERRIGAN-In Brooklyn on Friday June ao John Mcrigsn
tged years.
RHED-A, YOns, Friday, July Benjamin Reed sged
ycsu and months
ROBISsCN N-At Fernando Po w. c. Africa on board United
s,sos Mystic Of rem,ent feyer Geo. Robinson
Brooyn, Long isiAnd, NJ Y, Ssed % Jeis and mouha
sAUHDERs-Iu this city, Thurslay, Jby 4, Catherine
Helen only child Of David and Sarah Saunders tged years
and moatEs
sEAMANon Friday, JyS WI ht Seaman, sen in the 73d
nj friends and the relatives and friend. Of TIN family are
ia fou.inav y. Dias IN Eighyh street between the
Fist and Second avenues, Monday morninE July g. at 10
O'Clock.
CsliorBia papsn please sopy.
SYLyFsI E-n thif city, Thursday July John d. Syl
ves.cr IA the b''A year Of bis age.
sIHLOH-Tn Brooklyn Thurjsy July Afna Ges1s only
daughter Of John and Gesins Maria soh aged months and
2dsys
sTRoNG-In this city on we5ne,s.y July D. Milford Bard
ouy Of Geo. r. and Eleanor Strong sscd years aud
months
VAN BI-nrN-A sehuyle,Nlle n Y, on Thursday July T.
Lous Frances vf' Il joe Van Buren, aud daughter II
J. {. Howe Ia the .iL year VI her age.
WARD-In this city, Thursday. Juy4 Kste only dlugh,sr
of Richard and Annie Ward, aged years, mouths ana 20
dAys.
WELLs-In this city, on Friday Jry Emma Louise daughter
Of fChles b. aud Nate T. Wei eyed II months and IS d!s
wHEELERIn TIT. city Cera Adellide only daughter Of
Rsha'd and Adelaide Wheeler aged IL months snd - day"
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Arrived.

stosmshp Delaware, Johnson PLldslphia aud Cape May
Indss and pass. TO Fred Pertins 49, go,
Bh Frei-ck Eugene Achorn Eabethpo coal ior Salem
Brig Stromnea tBIl Morwick Windsor s. 10 days p!a'
Big via De iioa1 (Fr Hardy Havro 80 days ballast to
Sehr Amira Rogers Wsh,msn, ElizSbethpOrt for East
seLr H. A. Edwards Line 81 Thomas 10 days, in ballast to
Merrill Abbott PASSENGER, w lisAtman
Schr. Island Home, Allen, Oloucester days hsh
soir Amos fslkenburg, Rogers Providence days
schr F-kir Heath, Elizabe hport for Newport
prhr MARY lane Murphy ElilaDothp0It ol Salem,
Gen, y5rSs IL sof f5eSPaPP o seS i's
acbr \. Colt Hilsrd, Eilbehport ,or Bostor.
scbr j. Lswrence Rogers Eh1aoelhp pou lor Pioyiiencc
sCnr Iury Amr. Enowlton, Eliza bethIort for salem.
schr Adds Fecia Cartwright, EGabehpor for Fall River
sclr :. 4. S,etson. sietson, Gloucester, NH -,
scbr Richard Law, S4teTiy, kew-Londop ior hondouL
Sir J. - Hewett Small, Boston ioT Flll phis.
scbr An s. Cameron, Novel; Boston fog Phiade phia
scbr Ann ~ Edwards Edwrrda New Haven days ballast
steamer Sarah jones' Philadelphia ndse TO Lopef& hirAPA'
iHa. sl,on w.sp Mesh Elizsbelhpot for Bridgeport.
seainor Back Diamond Allen Philadelphia mdse to j. NJ
Steamer Mars, Niehols Philadelphia, mdse. to J. L N
BnggA - - -, p..,i...o r.a,a ., pl,y,,1
ByBner.
SAILED July 5-Flora southaE5 Gla-gow brigs souza IT.
~ ne fporguesal Lisbon; Dominica lal blafgow Porto
Plat. tBreui.) Porto Platte, Sultan, Philadelphia
Juy Ssteans SHIPS kangaroo tbrD, for LEsIToolt Bremen
(BremD for BTemeni hlrion Tor Havana ana hey nest
WIED-Dshny the day $. 8 Z.
The steamer New World preyouy reported sunk New.
lies in the position Assistance has been sent
a. hey and they viii probably pump her out In day oT two
The steamship Marion, Capt Cole aa for Havana Day
4 D. NJ from pier No North River.
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t.,. s lined the exercise Of amy powers 1ut So ,i
we've clearly auhOisei srd legally Sssrfa gT anG beir
government and the country were az i5eycussble
sasosS oS 5au coSasdy OMISSION When Therefore ORE 'Go %
NY was called into req9dOn to assio C execute no.
paaiDing tue Constitution, and TO heP non, s
isys. but 70 contribute in Dphoding me HoEerlMen'
i,seif against great conspiracy, did not hessts, as
under your direction to add TO its strength s%
eiency by charsrpg purchasna building, 9ai6p and
ana manning vessels expanding the orgl.asi;op d
accepting the tender OF services IRON pssoI enact
xidnI@ although there may be no SPECIFIC leg enaos
ment ior some Of the authority thaI hSS 'eeN
cieed 80, ..,;r,o,as from
Submitted herewith are supplemented esiinates iroln
the geverl bureaus to meet dehcienees IN 'no
Y1ops for the naval serce for the nsSei pear J"''
sloSed. and for tie wear ending June 80, go
The appropriations for tue fiscal year IS s
80 1867 amount ia the aggregate 70 80 co Sp 90
TIE estimates now submitted amount TO =.
For detailed statement Of these estimates, rier t'
the reports OF the chief. Of the bureaus. NV
OIDEON WELLES Secretary o. ne Navy
The PEuttpsSr OF the United stNes.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
MARRIED..

EY-In Brooklyn Thursday July By the
Rev Hiram Huchins Joseph Firth OF Budson City N j.
to Sarah H. daughter Of Daniel Shirley ESQ., Of Foshing
Long Island
FLEEDER-BULLTKGER-on Wednesday, July 3 BY the
Rev Dr. Tying Thomas fender to Caroline Matilda Bulnge
gher Of the late Henry Buhnger all Of fNew-foEk CITY,
MIINR-Tu'RNER-On Tuesday July 2, by tho Rev. Dr.
Hods-on, Robert Mnc o! Edinburgh Scotland TO Niss Jane
EizI Turner, eldest dSu shter Of John Turner, esq.
PEARSON-RINCHEyIn this city, ThUrsday July T. by
the Rev J. Rogers Mr. George Pearson, to Miss Mary Jane
kinchey, both Of this city
ROsS-CAMpBELLIn this city Wednesday, June 2s by
o. only daughter Of the late William s. Campbell, all Of this
city.
WILLlS-BODWELL-AtSo South Eorvnb Conn, on Tuesday,
July 2 by the Rev j. j. WooIey. Theodore NJ. Willis a
NewYoIk Hannah Moore daughter of Henry T. Bodwen
Esq, Of the former place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
Pssseagers Sailed

n st>dnAip BrcnsH, J5r BySnen 0Ed SoubdHpios-Hs
Gseo Archbihop Purcell Rev A. NJ Tolbe, Rev Edw Litb
Thos MoGleney al u Cncsnlt. Prince kosrGkof Count
Ooobin both Of Russia Bernard Alderman Dr. Jas H. Brush
aud lady r. Lady aud children Ousaye Pope,
dy aud child Mis Iohanne kloos Max A. Ne.eadonek,
ii. III New fork. MI G. O. Nife. Chseatou :. G. II Wal.
nbcrg j. Abrahtms both of Csifoua; H. Krfhoh lserohs
Germany Prof rancs Elon and lady Mrs Won Gronns all
of nj hniond Va Capt Banke, Bemen Csp. O. Wilson,
Aolnel A. L. Lion, New.OUssLs w Mast o. $ ColsIl at
Sutlg, Henry Tiger ady sGd chi, Wlss0nsn; Mr. Nor.
fs1n CHARLES KoTpsi A. Probeft j. H. Page dy 6uI child
g. Levin j. JScobsrn, Mrs L. Ns'sTmGn &. O. Scnuhner Mfs
Cai,ne Dust and child w Donuth L. Ginocchio lady, and
Hirchmsn Mrt J. Thjus. ard ci1 Rev j. Masuire O. Nil
Paul SeiihC /. Pane all II New-f0Tk LOeHz houn1
MWaukee G. Brochrfs Newark ). j.; f Bogsano q. Loa.
gloto g. Ueeid o. BabefO, al Of Caif1rnis John Kataoh
will lady and Children. Buffalo, ". " d. Geo Langsd1rh
Ady end child Cleveland o. j. C. Testeyuidc, Wisconsin
Me, Louise Steiner SIrs'bnrs frsee DR. frsrs hsneher
LADY and cAIdlrn, Rochester. ~ " julius Iovy, Mas.
Ired HlsoI Phadeiphla Miss kug,te Vrche Cincinnati
Chas Rothschill PlatbuTg, ~ y; J.. WintusEo SON.
Jenaasssei r. W. Helms new Ofetndi lJ an the tteesge.
Total, 2o9 s2,2Oo In specie.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-07
X and seasOn:
Totals. ..2Il,052 3,40927O 3,474, so rs $40

II viii be seen, by our above table, that five CON-
panies show decrease on their l8et years tunnage to
date in the aggregate Of 2ll l9l tune. Seven Of the
sources Of supply show the increase their last year
tunnage, OF l45S-O inns, while the aggregate supply
from all sources, is but 65H0 tunS less than to the
time last year. The trade is moderately active
and prices generally, charges considered, compare
pretty weh with those current at the same time last
season.
Mr.. j. Milton Smith has resigned tie Secretaryship
OF the Home Insurance Company on account Of i'll
health. He sailed for Europe to-day His place has
been filed by the promotion of Mr. John McGee from
the assistant ecreaDship, which position the latter
has occupied for the past five years.
The Bank Of the State Of Missouri has declared div
idend Of three per cent, payable to NewYork stock
holders at the Bank Of Commerce, on the 2Otb iust.
The Farmers Bank Of Kentucky, and the Bank Of
Kentucky, each announce dividend Of four Der cent
payable at the Bank of America in this city. The
Kniekerboeker Fire Insurance Company authorize a
dividend of. seven per cent, payable July IL. The
Williamsburgh City Fire Insurance Company has de-.
cared dividend Of seven per cent, payable July g.
TIE Boston C0mneTeiai Bulletin notices The follow
ing dividends:
The Bates Manuf. Co Of Lewiston, Me-. pay from
l iost to holders OF 9th ult adivdend Of (, cent
against 10 January LIST. Commenced in l65l-capital
00,0J0-sheetings andpauts stuis
e i m w., VI lewiston pay Y cent from
let INST, 70 holders ot 18Th ut against in January.
silefias
The MonadnOck Mills C!aremont, y. H., pay from
22d Y per cent against in January. Cominenced 10
lS4}-captal, $780, 0o0-drilhngs and sheetings.
The Massachusetts Cotton Mills, Lowell, pay on 9Th
inst. 2 cent, same as in January. Commenced in
lA0-oaptal, 81 lS0,W0-total liabilities, 18th ult,
500, ll3 i5-sheetings, sbiftings, AND drillings.
The Lowell Bieachery-capilal, 500, ,GO0-paye q
ceot same as last dividend.
Tie Dwight Manuf Co., Chieopes, pny . y cent,
against At last dividend. Commencedi in lS,l-capal
81, zoo 000-cotton goods.
ECanal tos-large increase:
Amount Of tells received the fourth week "a June.
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Amount OF tolls received the fourth week In June,
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