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al. pAsvEss as sss snI . -Ar sehRa Potter. Smith, Phs
6IGnGoS 1@s s, .eSl. sois Fashion, payl. o.esss
s. a,H DO mhsser resIe oharies Ashley. and Ros-
,oL Ell AaETnroRr. Nay It'd er,s. sswannse. Mon
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Jsss, p,non fse" Boston 18Th yonie,sms
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HYANSis May ii-Arr brs ehinshau wcs, Indies foi
new NEw BEDFORD Msy,lt-Bslow ship Sid sonr. II
Rel Nj ~ AM u N Smith. Ch Ids Nyork
ps6oa G.orgs Jones deoire,o~a' DC for pSsseSi
der fo Sys George % wog Ysamons
POETS ROYAL SC, MAY a-Arr srhrs Marietta IlI,on.
via Besa NC iu brig serena /. sla a. = stS Boston
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Il smith, Smith, Salem. Cid ba ks Alton (Hr) Soup"r
Barbados Conurre. Robnson Port Ro all brigH Chcsa
Leske Wyuan Bos Geore Harris. French do Tang MT
Tib eus Portland chs Geo DARBY, New Orleans,
Manligs Norton, Sagua 0arwooi, Godfrc Sarah Eliza
beth, Kelley. aud Tyrone, Perry Scui Scull
Jas MARTA Harding, Pgovdenoe, VIM Arthur. HASKELL
lortand L. SMITH Smith Boston John fsrnu'n Hall,
,pToidercei = soee Boicc, sansusi Allen ~ brown,
Pisfce Taunton hm u soe, St John, Nh, Eleanor.
heime,s iriniad West Falmouth Row Rosbuy II En-
PORTLAND, May is-Arr Br sehr oriena Loekhar,,
WindAor for NYork steamer Potomac. Hoffman, hfork
CID brigs SURF Swcetand Maanyaz,J VI Crowley. Hris
10. do Il knight Park ardenas schrs John ireland,
Chase and Harriet Smith. Kelley NYork.
PROVIDENCE May li-AT steamer Ospray. Aldroh,
NYork; schr John Warren L1lier George own. DC Cid
Br snip Banshee Morse, NYork. Sid schrs Hahi Ho1c,
Arnold, NYork. Lizzie ID, Jameson, do James
sr. Gdersieeve, do; siias wrsh sean,an Ensaeehper
Entire kinner. do; WIN cargili, Dbbe Cossachic;
Mercer Robinson Psiadefphia Ida. KNAPP Hayernrsw
Fya~ay Bowdiich Niagara, Satiery. and Eva Gale, New
YORK .loop. VIM Mount, Wheeler do sano,. Rayncr DO
ven NYork SD sh schrs Bound brook Perry NYork;
loth Frolc Kennedy do iith Juno, Ms do; i2th. En-
press Brackley; Forrest Wilson and Oregon, Pva. do.
SALEM, May l2-Arr schrs Thos Potter Racket, Phila
dephla Mary Wilcox jersey CITY Oaloo Gray Calais for
NYork, Leontine, Godthwat saco Tor NYork CID 18th.
Br schrs Album kewconb Sarah Moorei Exchange Wood
bury and Richmond BAhier a late Of Beverly sod) Grey
town Central America
wlcKfORD, May is--sld sehr Pauline. Maekay Ryerk.
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Arrival. and Departures.

P.nr RoY.I-seamship Arago-Brig Gen A II Terry Capt
and Ms Terry Miss Terry, ~ Theo Bacon and James
ev Nj n L luss Mrs Davenport, Mr. and n l.s Pater
IN Mis IA Schmidt Mrs Stevens. MRS Haven, Mr.
- r. starr Mrs 81 John Mrs Badger Mrs Br0uen. Mrs
"a W.uis NJ Dunbar, Nils Jotan, Miss Thompson, Mrs
an Mis- Cane Mr and Mrs Cortland aud two children,
II ard Nj layior child Col Jackson. Col Comfort 1t
st 1.gsen III Col Mann. Major COsen, Major Brown, Mr.
sew rance CoiedtOf OF Fort Royal, AMI Surgeons
Emey Daae, ParrAr, Blant Wasebeid; Captains E-
driak, " Coyn. . Patton. LhAmberlns lermlllo,
Nstcaif. " smith, Gorham. J flcr. W Mcintyre,
Hgltlns Jas arroil ID Base. MaAwell, uenlesay,
sicaos9n J \ Lutts, Al kittrick Nesbiit fens-
\ n rrl J Meggcf, ElIcudoff, kani Borden,
Makcf. waterbury, Eaton, Brown, Ferris Hodge, Baker
Os and, Leutenanta q. q Alen. Paltrlre ID jones,
elite. smsdlcy, Csrruther. Ncton. Ferguson.
so in.on, & g ss,. sfs,.g,sga.a Barter, ,. Fseds
Esasr. , ~ .s,sr @ As'g.e { Ng.rs fgy Riasaan
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y s,as, a spi.r w Jane. " ps.ri. NJ Semsns
sha Ieis Mr .srrst,son 4 Bnhy. A KinbAl, NJ Ely
Mr Fulier A hysn-and 80 nthsrs
Esw oalsas.s ~ smship Morning sl,rEdwara Kellogg.
OF Vermont DR. n Welsh and vile, Helm Welsh. Tbeo.
Snitn, Grren smith. Thomas welsh, Collins Welsh
charIs Mancr. of Missouri; Iuaces John Purdy n X
n Sam 81 peIgsds and Gsy nolsroos rhotsas Danneil
and lie. " lOchenic. Mrs Iosephine Berhtel. Mrs
Te htrI sh9 two children Gerhard Beldenhoun csrencs
ossii TayIor, Frank Q T.,lct rs,um, barker x J;
Kencrson, II kar.hall Js Read Thonas Moore, was-
ser D Bryan, Mrs Buis't Boka and son, 3 Bysssil
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CusroN House IEARNSG.-The Secretary Of the rrelsu.
ry has recently reversed opinion Of Mr. Barney Col
ector at this port He had decided that ports beyond
the Cape Of Good Hope mean, in the Tariff act ports
east of the meridian Of the cape, that ports in
the Mediterranean were held by him 10 within this
familiar term. The Secretary has reversed Mr. Barney's
decision, as follows-
lam Of opinion that by countries beyond the Cape
Good Hope is me ant
" All countries with which we carry commercial In
by Of vessels passing by around the
Cape Of Good Hope In wcstwardy dire ion when sail
ing to this country and which, in the ordinary of
navigation, resched from here and Eng land by
vessels passing by or around the Cape Of Good Hope east
wardly."
The joke Of this affair is that Mr.. Barney leading
and prominent member Of tho American Geographical
Society, and so is Mr. Waddcn the Secretary who has
also place IN tho Custom House and s confidential ad
VII or OF Mr. Barney Mr.. Poor, another geographer s
also In the Custom House. These Custom House geogra
piers do not appear 10 be posted up In the science OF
which they are conservators.
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The Fight Between Dunn and Elliott.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

202 CENTRE STRxn, New YoRK, May Is, 1858.
An backer Of Elliott wish TO say few words in
gard 10 the fight between him and Dunn As regards this
Aght, SO far reported In the daily papers, there s
decided discrepancy. In regard 10 the report Of most
influential daily Sheet there many contradictions in
fact, regard them downright prevarcations In the
sheet 70 s stated that the Elliott was 500
70 $50 even up to the last round Now such the
sdds land up to the last round assert that it
as 500 to $2O), what occasion had Elliott to in
round asserted in the published by the
unuuss decson Of the referee?
can bring one hundred TO prove that, although
Dunn was on the ropes was impossible for his party
which very slack from the pressure OF the crowd
and the calves of bis legs rested lower rope. lie
could not get down And even If he had been down. the
conduct Of his seconds the fight for Dunn In sezng
Fotts hands during the he Dunn on the ropes
With regard 10 the referee can prove that he
lever appealed 10 by the umpires; and until such ap
more 70 DO with giving a decision than any,
the most disinterested man around the ring
Mr Norton afterwards acknowledged that he had no
efficient acquaintance with the rules the r. r. and
that had he he would rather have sacr
nced it than he'd the Office
Durns tho night, is asserted BY responsible parties
that Norton called TO Dunn ~ Ego in"
On the eighth round claim of f"foul" made by the
seconds Elliott, when he at told the referee and
umpes that he did not wish to win by any claim OF
"fou !" for II no could not fairly lick his man his
merits he was content 10 lose the battle
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor having done with Dunn and
crow am prepared to back James Elliott against the
champion Of America, Mr. Joseph C0burn, for 81 900
side aud the proud title OF Champion OF America the first
deposit to be $l0e side and the fight take place
four months from the FIRST deposit
In this challenge do not wish the present champion 10
got by naming larger sum, he has just fought for
and won that amount, and the English championship
lights oaly demand tho Of f20o sl 0o0l. II Coburn
dos not make the match Tor this sum and months
Time, claim the title Of champion OF America for James
Elliott Yours truly, HUGH RILEY.
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Balance 70 credit Of common STOCK ....... &s18 2s3
In other words, the road will have earned nearly
eighrper cent ON its common stock in six months.
Whether, under these circumstances, the share
holders will not be entitled to five per cent in July
is question which many of them are seriously
considering especially as the real earnings are
likely to exceed, while the expenses are likely to
fall short Of, the above estimates.
An incident occurred lately which deserves men,
ton. An exchange broker entered the office of o
leading foreign banker in Wall street and offered
him for sale bill drawn on the firm of John
Henry Schroeder Co., of London-the house which
acted the London agent Of the rebel cotton loan
He was Immediately told by the banker that he
would not only not buy the bill at any price, but
he would not allow any man to enter his Office to
sell such bill. This was the language Of COM
mon sense as well as patriotism. Merchants who
put their money in such gambling ventures as
rebel cotton loans cannot expect to enjoy good
credit. 1t needs but little sagacity to perceive
that the whole clique of spectators in Liverpool,
Manchester and London who have been subscrib-
ing to rebel loans and fitting out rebel privateers
will pretty soon go to pieces with crash that will
be remembered for years.
The following were the closing quotations Of the
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Mlacella neOus.

LAuNcu--MsssrsJ B&J d Van Deusnn viii launch W
dav saturday So AN from their Jaid foot Of siIsenth
street Ras, RIVER eheel steamer Aeoonoagua She
was built FOR Capt WIN Williams on this city and 10 2s
feet loag O. feet BEAM And IS feet depth Of hold
svrptKzEs1 fos isy i5 containing additions and eorrec
tons 10 the American Loyde s really for denvsu.
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ready Tor delivery in few days
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day saturday " ". for oassnsto~n snd Ligsrpooi.
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Postal Ara frs.
[From HoIbfook's United States Mail.J

TAKE THE NUMBERS.
IL very essential that parties enclosing bank notes 10
IN retaining the number letter and date OF each bill
lost or stolen this will aid essentially In tracing tho
ROBBERY and In the return Of the property the rhul
owner, provided II 10 recovered In whole or In part IL s
not enough 70 be able 70 that the notes posted were OF
particular denominations and certain banks such
Identification s not sufficient authorize the restoration
II found. The practice OF retaining pretty full descrip
tion would if generally followed tend greatly prevent
depredations and aid materially in convictions where
robberes committed and detected Postmasers are
respectfully requested TO urge compliance with the
above suggestions upon those having occasion 70 make
cash remittances might be well TO post up In q
spouous place. perhaps near the general delivery such
request
BAD PRACTICE.
In the investigation OF some recent complaints OF
the loss OF remittances by mail, where the letters
themselves had come 70 hand, II appeared that
than one prominent business house had been In
the habit OF placing such valuable contents outside Of
the letter Sheet and between that and the envelope In
one case, IN which firm called to mourn the mys
terous absence OF some 900 in notes, checks and
absentees had formed part OF the contents Of the
basket In the house IN ston TO which they sent,
having accompanied the cast Off envelope that
convenient receptacle and thence TO the paper mill
Previous TO this discovery the vauabes had OF course,
been advertised having been "solen the maisJ
serton and has in consequence OF the above mortfyng
accident abandoned the Of envelopes altogether.
REDEEMRD GUNBACKs.
The aggregate amount OF postage stamps redeemed at
the several post Offices In the United States may be stated
in round numbers about x420 000 This according
the official gures although the redemption
not quite closed up Any parties who have neglected 70
present their certificates for stamps deposited at the
proper post office expected TO hand them IN al
The opportunity will not be unreasonably extended.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
Police Intellvgenco.

STAINING ApFRAY-THRgE PERSONS IEyURyp.--At O late
hour Tuesday night difficulty occurred at 25s West
street. Thomas Forester and George Greenwe
which end,d rather seriously. Forester, 1t appears,
struck antagonist when the latter drew jack knife
and stabbed him In the groin. man named Martin
Scann TO the assistance Of the nured,paty,
whea he too stabbed by Greenwell. Forrester's
wifo who lives In the neighborhood, then
assistance Of her husband, and while trying get him
away was stabbed In the hand The assailant FED
ter the row but was subsequently, arrested by officer
Yields and committed TO the rombs. Scanlin is said TO
severely injured, the blade OF the knife having
ted the left shoulder TO the depth OF several inches
Coroner Collin will take the injured mans deposition to-
day.
ALLEGED FuGrIvrs FROM JusrcE.-James Watson aud
Edward R. Ives were arrested Wednesday by policeman
Gilmore, OF the First precinct, on charge OF breaking
into the safe W. s. Houghton OF Boston and stealing
thereirom sixteen thousand dollars in Massachusetts, and
United States bonds. The accused endeavoring TO
ralse money one OF the bonds when they wero
SUSPECTED and handed into the custody Of the officer
Alerm Hail committed the accused ~ await the action
of the Boston authorities.
JUyEsrE BuRoIAKs IN rRoumH.--James German and
Jonn Haisey lads about fourteen years Of ago. broke
Toto the ancy goods No. Cortandt street yeser
day stole thirty pieces Of sk four dozen fans
aud some other articles, valued in all at 1920. Mr..
asker tho proprietor OF the store witnessed the opera
q, ms OF the boys, and did not disturb them until they
He pounced upon the young rascals
and with the assistance OF policemen Comfy and Ober, o
FIRST precinct secured the thieves and the plnnder
The accused were brosght before Alderman Hall and
committed TO the Tombs for trial
AN ESTKRpRrsrSG Doxunc.-Mary Miller. smart look
ing domestic arrested yesterday on charge Of steal
ing soo Treasury notes and about $40 worth OF house
hold goods from her late employer, Mrs Charlotte Ro
GERS OF No 27o Third The accused IL s alleged
ua kcc Il a practice hire herself out servant, ant
after remaining with her employer few days, suddenly
with whatever property she her haDd
on. Justice Quackeubush committed the accused fo
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
FAMILY MARK Ell REVIEW.

The following prices prevailed at Washington Market
yesterday
aE,ra Beef roasting pieces from DC Isc. per ID; ;
sr DIN steak l3c 16c portethorse steak, 2oc soup
peos Tc &c. round steak lac. liver &C.. corncd beef
&C. l2c; mutton, bindluafters, 13c., mutton, fore
quarters &C.. lamb, per qnafter, ~ ~ veal, hind
quarters 2c veal forequarters &C. legs Of beef soc.
each. shins OF beef, 35c. each; hams, l2c.
porLrEY AsD GASs.-1he market lor poultry and game
II very ght at present. Only few articits are g. b.
had for love O. money. some good Wild pgeons from
Oean and other portions Of the west Of the state have
ade their appearaucc closely packed IN barrels and
served Ice They sold readily al the rate VI from
o,ner tho poultry and game line may b. quoted
a. foows-Turkeys. &c. 2sc. pcr ID; sng ch ckens
ter pair 81 So other kinds of chickens, 2c 2sc per
Ihase prices arc asked by Messrs. Baum GotIey.
TsH.-Fne Connecticut shad, NC. per H.; mackere,
lsc salmon, e7c. ;halibut l0c. cod, be bNs lOc i2c
1ounders, &C.; porgisr, DC; eels loo. 12c btack
nsb, &C. Holsters, &C.. plckerei, NC. North river
shai 15c Csc These prices are asked BY Mr. John W.
Air.. ,itassors~Buiter 2Oc 23e per ID cheese lie
eggs per dor l6c. isc bacon. iic; tmoked thgies,
75c. each shoulders, &C. per ID. smoked eeei, i2c
sun ked jowes Sc prs heads, DC lnd l2c 1he above
uross sre asked by Mcssrs Peter Valentine and Thomss
McCAnn, Of Warrington market
v~rrAmrs.-Asparagus ss per o,nen e oysse, usy
doz lunches, Ts.; cabbage sprouts, Ter bbl VI 20,
penuda Inmates per boz p0c, and per quart 2bc fhu.
eso psi 'T ssaIo. s psi eon bushels s2c' carrots
ger bbl., u 90, Russla tnrniT@, por DBL, VI 20
beeis ger bbl, 90 Iesks, pr doz bauchss &c mint
ter don buochss Soc bermuda potstoss Ter Dbl bO
parsnps per bbl, ~ 90 onlons, per ob "a 90 oysief
ant per don bunches ~ wscr crosses per basket
soc eucumbers, per dor. bottles, " hr-s rnddsh yer
Trimm sumner stands AL and 4z2 washinstn market.
Fnurs Oranges, 100 toc. per don. rasips zoe yer
isc p.r ib dried appies, ioc rsr ib dried plun' i,o
per ID lemons ioc. 25c per doz clron, eoc prr 10
strained honey Csc. per 10 bottle bat,ernae tc pei
a. black wainass, DO hickory nuts sci pine apples
IA.
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The Trouble In Camp at New Dorp.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

HEADQUARTERS SuPkRrsrxSpKsr NEW YORK TRoorr
IN CAxr Asp GARRISON, NEW DoRr, May 10, 1868. J
In justice 10 all concerned you viii obligc by stating
that at the Ore On the evening Of the 10th inst at this
camp, Col. II. g. Lansing, Superintendent Of New York
uooIs. was here In person, and II was principally owing
" his precautions energetic conduct that riot
sued Ihe Provost the affair Of the after
noon did uot lre tho rioters, they were away
duty. but hs hring was done BY other parties Yours
respectfully, SIMON LkVr,
IIeutenant Colonel One Hundred and Seventy eighth
y Y. ", Commanding Post, New Dorp, g l.
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q 70; red, 81 % 81 o. Corn a fair rsqussss Pro
| Wis Ons dull HhlskeY sta dY a 40 NC.

visions dull. Wbssey ste dy a. 400. NC
BuYYAIo, May le-koon
Flour dull and heavy. Wheat duh and no sases Sorn
ope' oil quiet ard closed with fair dcmand ana urn
saser: "a es 10 900 bushels private terms. Barley
firm Rye quiet. Whiskey dull. Canal freighIs steady
l2c. on corn, l4c. wheat 70 New YORK lnpris-
900 bbs -four 100 GOO bushels wheat $4,000 bushels
coru, ls 0OO bushels oats 200O bushels barley. IA
% tsl 900 bbls. Hour, 90 sno's wheat, lsI 900
bushels corn 10 900 bushels oats, 900 bushels rye
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY, May 15-oP. N.
AsHEs-sales made Of 46 bbls. at sAc. for potts.
and 914c. for pearls
TRANSFORMATIONS was again 10c, lower, with only
moderate degree Of animation in the Market buyers
anticipating further material fall In prices abs,aned
from purchasing freely. Sales Of 1900 bbls
state and Western, 1000 Southern and 900 Canadian
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
EIra mt CIsxsIand.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, May Il, 1858.
Stanley, Graham Co. tub and pail factory and the
old Exchange Hotel building burned to-day. Loss
from 900 to $40 900, Of which 900 insured in
Eastern cCmpaues
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

W I'enk RfTrs Nay 10. ie,,
stocks nrn feDrsyi,snr s,etc 81, lplA taa. %
pssrsaf 80 Morrf c~nii. Tfft frrg fgstf fl ~
"a I'ennsylsann Rssf1.d etN ssid, 10. shisso rss
:" rnaste VA, ~ ? q Jas.
ro.r g4n Wheat Ia btt,.r Gsul-It waite. ti 20 q
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

cent. The income account Of July !, 1893, for the
preceding six months win then stand thus
Gross receipts. IS ,o4s,Ie6
Operating expenses, 90 per cent. 80 .026 SOS
Six months interest, rents and 004 ,249
Dividend Sk per cent on preferred
btosh Z6ofZo
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

Last year the road'was operated. az stated in
the report, for ifty-eight per cent. Every rail.
road man knows that when gross receipts increase
largely the per csniase Of operating expenses
falls. In order, however, 10 be on the safe side,
let US assume that the operating expenses during
he current half year will be az heavy sixty per
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

The months Of May and June last year yielded
respectively s52s,sl2 and 1896 ,o2i. 1t will be
seen from the above tbls that the March and
April increase, this year over last, was about so
per cent. Assuming that May and June show only
an increase Of 80 per cent the earnings for the six
months ending Jaly will be a. follows
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
MATRIMONIAL.
GGO1 HING.

/.YsTIHMFa HAVING AsY sEw OR LII OF
VI gotbns ~ dslo. OF obtain thr hifbes prl1- b.
"a lng A. store aidrcssi JOHN AUtFHf, SU Peal
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
THE MILITARY.

A TTENTION. COMPANY K.-A MEETING or THE
~ members or Company X. Tenth regiment N. Y.B ",
will be held Saturday 10Th inst at O'Clock. at Mr.. Har
kns ITO West Seventeenth street. to transact business Of
Importance. by order OF
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

w Address J. A. O., boz aoA roai ofOs. stating prlee
nTH REGIMENT NEW YORK STATE voLUSTEERs.--
lO The emb~rs OF H. Company requested 10 attend
meeting this tsAturday) cyenns May TO- At oeock al
Mer,er House. viii before
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Washington May oa-

The Richmond Wig ofSaturdav, 23d.
contains the following editorial: ave sup
pose Vicksburg has fallen, the army inside
the Notifications captured, or destroyed,
Port Hudson reduced, or abandoned, the
Mississippi, in its whole length, controlled
by the enemy, and the Confederacy tenn
porarily, or even for the remainder Of the
war, cut in twain.
We suppose, further, that the really
great success of our foe, and the cru>l dis
aster TO ourselves, is attended with conse-
quenc~s as certain as they are deplorable.
The increased enthusiasm at the North;
the triumphant yindication Of the tyranny
at Washington; tue CONSUMPTION enforced
even in the Northwest, withoutopposition
perhaps the revival of volunteering, Peace
Parties crushed forever; men and money
to endless sums obtained; and Europa
busy with its troubles, or awed into perma-
nent silence. We suppose all this, for il
becomes us now to consider the worst pos
sible aspect of the news.