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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-04-06

SEED HOUSE, BELOW FOURTEENTH STREET,
FIN ayenue " let for one ysa- from 4sy house
rec rooms deep Rent S2,4vo. Apply " FIELD
M a inc street.
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vl,o EXCHAN9E-FOg A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT
thirty acres With good improvements, within hfty miles
Of New York three story basement and ns-eear brick
House. No hanson place Brooklyn, block from Fulton
and Atlantic avenue ouse mas marble man'es bot and
OF {. b. HOBBY, 5WGrar street. rew York
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NESTChEsTER COUnTy.-FoR SALE, THREE NILES
w east OF odsns Bridge station Farm OF 10 acres.
Is under cu vaoD, nne
grain as any farm in the cmnty has abundance OF
valuable timber and well watsed
plenty of apples cherries peaches &C. more
choice var. ties Good house rarn sheds Rranary For
price and other particulars apply TO ALIEN. 0srRASDER
81 Wall street
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR sALE-OEE OF % ACRES,
larbe House and Barn, all new Also aeveral small
Farms Inquire Of b. j. O. 720 Broadway or address ].
q Herald lice.
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DIED.

DUNNIn Brooklyn, Sunday, June Mrs. Ann c. Dson,
IN the nth year Of her
TIE relative. and friends the family invited spd the
funeral III. residence OF her son-n law C. HaddeNo ~
Rsmsen street Brooklyn, this afternoon a The
mains viii De taAen to Woodbridge " j., for inerment
JACKsOS-In III city, Sunday evening June Nathan u.
Jackson, Of the e Nathan Jackson, sged Is
The relatives ard en Of ,he family respectfully invited
attend the funeral Tuesday, Jupe T. at O'Clock from
the residence of his mother Mis- Sarah Jackson, No $50 Wet
Thirty ninth between Seventh and Eighth avenues
PAaS0NS-on Sunday s,moon June after short and
Illness CabA Mcllssne, only daughter Of John Ed
ward and Mary Dumesus Parsons aged months sne
days
The funeral service. WIN tsAe place at the Iesdenee Of her
parents No % West Thirty hh street Tuesdy the 9Th
list at 10. whence her remains will be tsbtn to Rye
for ip.srment The frsLds Of the family invited.
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Passeuxeys Arrived

A. ,sdmihip Northern L,ghs from Aspa,cdI-HE sad A1ss
Muller Lisu, Mckbben. wife and i"nt John NATION VIM
Bond 8 A b. Cutler H. Coles and wife, MT and Mrs John
Russell o. Robert. Nj and MIRA Bithel Jas. Pratt,
NJ AID Mrs Leurs dusber snd infant John Pryor Joseph
Wsknp, O. Ladd Eaitehile, p s. coI, o. Keuworthy, u.
little Wikiuson Allen. d. H. Coles j. Fuss c. Palmer
T. Ju.,h Mr. ana Mira r. c. Black r. Carlton o. n. Bsisy
T. Clsudet Rev Mr. Gu,man. A. Wilson H. Wagner. A. w
Adams A Largely, L. Mel wife and infant; Mira w J.eh
son and children j. sels Ms Bunker and child Miss
Derms4 and child J. Iscker B. PHILIPPE Mr. and hn j. 2
Green Jose Bsnco Henry Thorn Mr. SteTett DR. Crosby '"
den Mr.. Mathew and three children, j. L. Goa, r. Lee
B Beh.ch Mr and Mr.. q. Low ~ Bsrnsre J. Themare J.
Coiunp Nj aud Mrs Meeks, NJ. Bo'qaes. j. ChsFenes H.
Duckwogth and sister. -
Ia t,io " uom ad,os from Mataazas-E. II. Judd Cbsss,
Brophy, w. p. Desne q. Conroy.
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X1RLVE JOURNAL.
Port OF NEw-YosK...-....
Arrived.

Steamship Northern Light Tnaep.ush A'prwal Nay -
Ship Tirn Fo.,s of Booa Robinson Liverpool March Is
via s. PAss Msy a.. in ballast master Mss days eY
Hook rom Jotboat Netile NO 2o May 20 henn bhg
ashore hey Tayer and three Tecier. anchored near
usiior
Bars Mary EdsCu of Bo.,Gu, EicLsr'On Ieshom ADD ls'
passed Gibraltar lth marble and snd u pass to ~
BarE ure1ions Au,trisr Radicich crdiG 20 days coal
Bari John tRus.,nl Rose London 4, days in ballast 70
Bols ss5ra Cooker of Boston, Clifford sssus 10 days. 'u1
asd u.oasse, to Ii y. Brloissn Co. um,..a
Bark Carl Johan Swedish Ter ill., Boston days WI" %sS
BAH Peril. (Br. Of Maitland, n 81 Putnam, Nasvss II
Brig Indu. Anderson Remedio, May 20 .nsaTto nsrer nay
= % Salt Ky n%h .poss ss " 5ss 10 o M while eoE
Eng up che Lower Bay came m contact Ss Sns ans bs ns
spt 66Oon cut~ais and all the attached and ssons
Bhs w. ss~ye5 of cheryGsll Lsiss,Sn Sus ,ts.I,
dy s sugar w 1c to p1G%PS D s i@asS Nav :. ard
C.ss Csniys experienced heavy forn MAY ~ l.
49, or a IS brought to by the eaine m01ee 40 VIZ"
after ucertsinni dssnation steeicd on w. MIA
bris William Mason of ts'uel uatass ps.rv .psls n.
Bhs Andrew petess of Eu.wOnb Unnn. sasu' ], days
bt Ma " o r' Sf BlueAD Dodge csna's'' May TO-
" sss 20 saSey res If Wilmington DELI Godfrey M'sraA
MAY R iSs s. sssael Hart. fzabethpOr coal for Pro'i
d1 sss, Rogers Langley EHI,bethrO coal fr Ns"euy
port -. IH,.b.,hnoy, zeal
scbr e. L. Lowering. Jones' kh.abehport, coal Tor
% o,sIT CIV Benjamin Eiiabothport, coal for Sos"i,
s.bt Ssrnh Holden kocAiand day., lime.
Scbr Wonder, HalOok, Poydenc- days
scbr Telegraph Rogers, Hsrwlchpot days ssenf
sshr. c. " Ghspin, Eanam Norwich for Albany
sehr Frances Eden. CLARK, Newport days, done
schr Colorado Sheppard, New haSen2 days, 'tone
Schr Palladum. Brown, Sioninstoa Tor Rondout- 49,.
schr May Van Name an NaLle. Boston days, III o"s
schr Sarsh Jane, Gardner, Newport, IN belfast
Soop Thoma Huh, Hull, Providence days =, -,
Soop Emperor. Dazzling EliEsbeihpor coal Tor Newus'n
sos Wssp Nash, Eli abeihpor, coal 10, bndsepon
Steamer Pelican, Baker Providence, mdse to Es"Ha p''
PELOW--Ore bark aud one brig. d..
Pilot boat George Steers mo % reports passing Juns
ms 4at bearing W. ). w. distant IL miles, the "rscs "
sAILED-U. s. steamer Thomas swami Tor 70"
WIND-During the day, 5. 5. T..
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A WORD FOR CALIFORNIA.

To ne EDITOR Of The ~ y. Tribune
Sir: Why has there been call made on California
for troops By late sdces from that 'eeton ur-tand that
company hos been formed oompo'ed Of miners and bong
men, who willing TO Uniform and equip 900 No such
fighting material has yet offered the interior OF California
fonih These enued to tadhips Of every de-
fcripcn accustomed climate bold ard fearless, and
their for The Union the old flag Is unbouuded Why
reso CAf)ma The glorious privilege Of engaging in this eight
She love. the Union the Constitution and the Government If
the President will but accept ,ach regiment can be forth
coming a. once As old resident OF California would join
such company sud with then invade tbs sacred o of Viz
gins South Carolina
AN OLD CALIFORNIAN.
Nelc- York, June 7, 1851.
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The paper. from Peru are barren Of news.
THE ISTUNUS.

report prevailed at Panama and Aspnwall Of a
threatened nrasiou Of the latter place said to be
gaining a. Carthagena. The ln'endrnte at Panama
esed the interposon Of the United States naval
fore in the event Of such occurrence which Consul
Corwin felt assured would be done by Captsn Rtchie
commander OF the United States naval force and that
all efforts will be made by tie United States TO main
tain the neutrality Of the Jsbmus and safety Of the
lives and property thereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

INSTALLATION SERVICES AT HAwsoH-pLAcs BAt-
CHUsCHTbe pony of installing the newly elected
Pastor HswsoD place Bspt hpch took place % evsnisg
Rev. Dr. Edward Lshrop Of NewYork who selected for bis
the 2d Of the 18th chapter Of John. Aer db
course the right maud of fellow given the pa
the Rev Robert Lowry, by the Rev Mr. Yerks Of ihe Fret
Baptist Ch1rch Nassau street he Rev Dr. Taylor Of Srons
place Baptist Church, gave the cha the Christian Ministry
and the Rev Mr. Hons the Pienepont street Church. DE-
VeTed the the peoT The ceremonies terminated
with impressive prayer ny The Rev Mr. Cuyer The Rev.
Dr. Hewlett and other clergy participated IN toe execnsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03
Markets R,poried bv Tsleerapa.

OswEGo June Flour steady bat dull at IS IS FOR avorte
b4and. WHEAT qpet sales OO bush Winter Red Western
privso terms Cons scarce ano sales Canal FHEisHTs
dull; FIou Wheat. Corn, &C., u NewYok Lske
IsPORTs l601 bb Flour 81 100 bush Wheat 10000 BUSH
Germ li0 bush Pras. Canal ErPokIs; L5o0 bbls Flour
g. roo bush. Wheat 1850 bush Corn 900 BUSH Peas Lake
IsPoRTs stree opening of DsviI 10 June L. 10000 bbs
Flour 800 900 bush. Whes', 501oO bush. Corn 1890 bush
o,i, 5000 bush Barley IC0o bush Rye, 70 100 busb Psas,
10 so t01 feet Luno-r.
SEwOALEASs. June l-CorTos; sales day, coo bAesl
quotation. nominal Rest of the market unal.ered.
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'S2eO through Mr. Wshlon u. Sands.

w y through Mt NHHIon II. NRnds
Further suhsrripons solicited which. with the above
amount will he expended 10 the advantageous for
the efficiency If the regiment The URINARY object toSuppy
the the Large quantities OF mserA have hren
pureh ed at Wholesale. and grain tousy by Union
Adams These being made no hv ladies' and by Societies
poor and deserving Dredlewoneu Further sssst
Il required ~ thswork esreess from those having
ing machines. ipHly 81 No % Els' Twen'ieth sirsfs
ALEXANDER ri ISS, No. II West Tweuy.Gr,t Itreet.
FRANCIS 4. STOUT. No. 81 " Ih street
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broke the upper part Of No. II Concord street. reus
the destruction the rosE No other caused
BY Loss about 500 GA Saturday night about IL
O'clock the earpener.hop Of r. Day, IN Fifteenth street be
tween Fourth Fifh iOy destroyed by Are
pposeds - be orb Of ineebdsy Loss 500 6ud
Gg, insured; contents 800. not insured.
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PROM SOUTH AND Central AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
The U. 8. Nail steamer Northern Light, Capt Tin
klepaueh, arrived at this port yesterday from Aspn-
wall whence she sailed on the 2jth with go passen-
gers and s353,ll in specie. The following Is her
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sua-Rises.43O Sets ..........T:23 Moon-Rises. lfs
Sandy Hook. 3il Gov. Island 4J HeuGate.. sfSs
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Disasters, &c.

RsruasEp-The Bremen buk 1herese. hohorss yJsnssr
g.io,e cleared May ~ having, while anchof on 80 n,
bits Landing O'Clock Saturday night was run
b,,, Iains from detDedos which stove IN IAbosLa
Sros. Ssri shsn br.walkr T.il &C. Csre W ''Iee Wy
rspsiS
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FATAL Result OF AN AccIDEsr.-James Deery
fell from the stairs Of No 1872 Fulton Friday night and
injured hine that he died Saturday
ing An hque, held aud verdict Of accidental death
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Receipts Of Produce.

JuHR l-l5O60 bbls Flour 200 b5s Oatmeal 24 Dbl. Com
Meal bbl. Whisky 2lS52] bush. Wh-s l5s 900 bush
Corn 8l6 bush Malt IN bush Oats 236 pkgs Proynons $50
pkg. Lad IS Pks. Ashes.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA. -
Panama papers of May ~ are received. Dats from
Va In "a isn are of Anil oh


Vslparsiso are OF April 20.
The news il very scaniy.
Failures continue in Chill, and the agrculturisis
through the country suffering good deal from the
scarcity Of money. Meetings had been held at Naipa-
raiso and Santiago for the purpose of taking under
consideration the bee, for improving the present
state Of affairs, but without any very beneficial re-
suit
The paper. from Peru are barren Of news.
Lima correspondent writes
There have been two British bjects mur-
dercd by the Peruvian authorities. One was starved
TO death in prison, aud the other sufocaied, and
at length carried TO the hospital, where he died in
few hours.
1.-The former wa attacked and fired upon by two
robbers, who nil sed him: he in return drew his
yover, and killed one If them, pursued and caught
the other, and brought him TO the authorities, who
said be had done well, but tina. they must put him in
prison well hs asssilant. lie wss then placed
in CELL II appears without food and no commnLica.
ton allowed with him. Al the end Of five Elk days
the cell was opened, and he was found corpse. In
his pocket was found written: Il am murdered | die
from nsrition aud Peruvian justice. An account Of
the whole affair was Published in The Chaldco of
Callao, but the Government suppressed tie number,
and bought up all they conld 6nd.'
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same sprit NJ sefsacree and harom into the hearts
of all the brave defenders Of orr liberty.
Remember Nc as ever indebted and grateful for all
you have done. -
Respectfully your, F. n. ELLSWoRTH.
PHEBE ELLSWORTH.
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AnusrNrsTs.-Despite the stirring times, the uni
versa nteres, of the people in Of the battle and
the eagerness with which every scrap of from I'D
vanciug column or intrenched garrison, is devoured,
still the ysy-at-homes find weak sort of cons, lation
and kind of moderate interest in the theaters that in
duces them TO FL the houses quite well perhaps in
times o; less excitement.
Winter Gdrden.-Since the night its frs, repre-
sen,aton, number Of changes have been made in the
American Cousin at Home" the curtailments have
been many and judicious the piece is now played in
four acts instead Of three and these changes have
shortened the play about hour and half greatly to
the advantage of the piece and the qualification of
the audiences 1t will be acted every night this week
Laura Keenes Theate.-The Seven Sisters
every night. There seems to be 10 dimnution of the
desire Of the public to this play and naVay there
IL desire the part Of the managers P the per-
formGnces.
NrD Borery Theater.-Mr. Eddy, the popular
tragedsu, begins engagement at this honse tonight
AS " Hamlet
BayauD1's americas Maseum.-Mr Barnum is tho
one manager who has yet had the tact to place the
stage a war drama founded on the memorable lombard
meut of Fort Sumter. Anderson, the Patriot Of
SUMTER" will be acted every afternoon and evening
Ncch- ~ eaPil1i nctcSs RlfuiR
thrilling idea Of the conduct Of the brave gdsason in
the beleagnered fort.
The Infant Esau," youth eight years DID, with
heavy beard is now on exhibition in the curiosity
rooms, and the daily additions to the Aquaria keep
that department fully up to the highest standard of n-
terest.
Lioyds Mastyeis, NiJlo'' Saloon.-This excellent
band continue to give their performance with nu-
merous additions. They have Of the best talent
in the profession and the entertainment they presen, is
always excellent.
General Tom 1Rumb.--The little General has not
yet departed to hs country in the field it being
somewhat difficult 10 recruit rapidly bis lsyade Of
men no taller than himself. Az soon however as the
ranks full he will depart for the of action.
Full particulars be learned application to Of
fcer Thumb himself, who may be at his head
quarters Hope Chapel, every afternoon and evening.
That additional interest may be given TO these inter-
views with the public, good music will enliven the
casion. Mr.. Gustavus Geary and his daughter Nina
lead the musical entertainment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-06-03

The AMERICAN AND FoREiGs BIBLE SOCIETY,"
The annual sermon before the American and Foreign
Bible Society was preached in tho Rev. DIR. Hague's
church. Madison avenue, last evening by the Rev.
DR.. Hotchkiss of Rochester, who took for his
fuence Of the gospel contained ia the Old and
New Testament Scriptures upon the conduct Of
men and nations. tie argued that the use OF
the Bible was indispensable 10 the work not simply of
saving souls, but to the ordinary measures taken TO
elevate the domestic and social standards o the age
lie cited instances in which not only civilized nations
but even heather tribes, had been brought 10 more
refined standard by the teachings Of the Bible. The
audiapee wx uVt yeIy lsiye.
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During last week over 5000 900 in gold reached Chi.
cage from the East Exchange on New.York is 4 per
cent premium for specie currency, aud per cent dis
count for gold Money matters were quiet and gradu-
ally improving.
IL is now hoped no assessment upon the Stockholders
ofthe Bank Of Albany will be needed but the capital
is all lost. The leading Stockholders propose TO
gSnze the Bank under the title of The Albany Bank"
We learn that the Milwaukee and Prairie du Chen.
milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad Company are an
spating the payment Of their half yearly interest or
the first mortgage bonds, due July LIST. Hokers can
obtain the money on their coupons upon abatiDg the
isterest of the interval.
The business of the Reading Road this week wac
"a 400 tuns against 80 700 last year. The aggregate
production from esen of supply is z, 30S 062
tnns, against 376, 1868 to the time in 1860.
Forty carte, with horses and Irisbmen attached 70
each couple of them, passed through headville or
Friday morning, rsute for Ravenna, Ohio, whittier
.y 20 to finish the part of the Atlantic and Cred
Western Railroad between Warren and Akron.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR TIE GARIBALDI GUARD.
EEw-YtRs, June 2, 1851
We acknowledge the receipt Of the follow ing nbsc for
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ARREST OF A FEMALE SPY FOR THE GO.
VpREMENT.

The Norfolk Day Book says--Ope Of General Buffers
Carriers by bis special line via Dag Of truce route bo
tween orfolk and Old Point had the MISFORTUNE the
occasion Of the last trip Of the steamer let Of the
Generals dispatches get into the possession Of Of the
southcrners on board, who, appears, brought to
light We have not the despatch, but understand
that II is quito innocent In s nature, containing only
such intelligence would be Of ssvoe 10 Genera Bu.
ersuoh ss plan and description Of our tortlcatlous
conditio and position OF our forces and number
Of Union men in our midst who voted the Uulon ticket to
the last, AZ who the despatch says, ready and
EGG 10 join Buffers forces they makes Go
onsSraton sganat US together with description Or
our weak points, &C.
The woman who had the letter was from Portsmouth,
II was sopt by from Norfolk she ssid, and gave
bis name Bryan. and described him, his residence
occupation &c although his pamo not signed TO IT,
II wss directed 70 relation OF his n Washington nut
supposed TO be intended for Ger ra Butler tu gsd az
Immediate attack on Norfolk The vi man Vss sussrsd
70 escape Tho cNe has Sesu bfoafhs besoec &syo.
Lamb but We kupp(9e ApjlJ caS t. msus tQt OF H. n
thd 1k6olnsl xshs& osbhos d sot 4
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ORDINANCES sergeant AMI hospital steward, each S22;
armorers carriage makers blsckantbe OF ordnance
SIG: Git!icer OF ordnance, SIS.
sappers and Msers-se-gesnt sss; corporal. s2o pri
vats, 1rst GLASS; SIT, second clsss, Sl3
The value Of the clothing allowed private soldier
DUNG the five years Is about $780, and rations about
s a Of the sss Yst
diers pay during bis term Of enlistment lie about 81 090
or $2is per snpun
whole allowance Tie ba ance II any is given TO him in
cash when bis time Is out Any man doing extra duty
receives pay for IT, rule II iaborer twenty. Ave
cents per Day IL itaaesan working at his trade, on
oxtra duty, forty cents per day.
When man is discharged, honorably, be Ia entitled
70 travelling expenses and retlcns from toe psce Of his
discharge to the place Of his enstmept-lie distance
being calculated by the nearest mail ro9te IL there
be no mail route, by the nearest practicable route
man. therefore, who enlisted in New York, and is dis.
charged In California, for instance has decent sum to
sS @ to pay % osas 81 ss
own fault ii he has not sufficient cash to start him IN
some respectable business.
rather serious Item There ID also apothes serods item
connected With it, and that is the S6st sspdng out
another man TO fill the place OF the whom hese
travelling expenses have been paid.
II ID therefore an object to keep mon at distant
po;s when Sss w. them ss p
Of three mcnths' pay Is given to any ohe who may re
enlist in h regiment or company within one mouth after
two dollars per month for tho FIRST 70 enlistment and
dollar for tho second BE- the act Of June 1885, tho fol
lowing bountes, IN addition to the three months pay
are allowed, viz-For enlistment at near any post il
Tcxas $50; In New Mexico S52 In California, SIT In
Warrington or Oregon Territories SAP at For. Riley
Kauss 327; at Great Salt Lake o,ty, $S5 on the Des
ko!nes S at Fort Kcarny, Nebraska, $S4 at Fort La
rane, Nebraska $4s on the Upper Arkansas, sa7, and
no tho Canadian river, S28
Each recruit enlisted New York oosss about dollars
before he ever handles the uset eats his arss bowl
OF boan coup Governors fslend He bept GU Cover
Bors Island learning his drill until hs services
quirod esewhere Usually drafts have be sent the
regiments the frontiers four I've times year. the
rGt leaving In April tho last ia October But for the
Southern rebellion drafts would have loft this summer
i9r oorpip rev Mexico ,e1as and o,hsr places wnefe
would have been closed pro tenn, the number OF
already enlisted since the last detachment left In lSe0
you'd have sdficed for time TO But
there 70 every probability Of offices being opened In
country places, whore soldiers sedom AMI
eequeny Of an activity In recruiting such has not been
seen in this country FOR many years