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The New York herald., 1864-09-21
LEGAL NOTICES.

lrsgEp sragts oF AMERICA SOUTHERN Dis
~ tet oi New o., ssw hsressa ee Co., "a a,..ss ~
hath been Med in the Dsfrr Court of the niseu sas
Ausrrs le Southern District OF Ses r. .. W.
"a sf sepemDer IN the wear o. our seaa smith $50
Unea STATES Dtsttci Attorney or ths ~
~e,x a. htt.'r - United State~i tgainss trN
.,ssr.r y vance her .seks ~ ~ arg. sna me- ~,
=. ,e st,res ~ lie hs of lniornstnn tnst sAf9
~. I rse ,re captured as wfa Trits on OF sbsae
ire Ia ot ,epeniber Lsee ~ w ~
y, ~. T,sd steamer Santiago ds CubA, Cap
49, "a .ts~.n Jultst States Navy commanding, 80
Al. .ost aes York And prayiag thst ,ae sasA
kc and cargo. nav pe coademned -
y Inc sss Of Lnttd statss: nov, therefore,
- n0nllon and-r me sea- "a tAs sAl9
~ a. rs.s9 delivered DO hereov pub1to
,s, 10 al rsscns eainns ,he - steamer her tackis
c.fr0 In msnrsr lrieresiel therein thai
~, III and sad District Couv ~ held
~ ,he rlv OF rcrk for The said Ssuthsrn De
srsf of Ns~ ycrs 1fth eepsm tnstaak. -
slaves ocsek ior-noon 81 that day tpsoviasA -
saw a. Al day of jarisdttcc okerwtss hs nshN
dsy OF arsdcon tcrrafiel then and hss tn.ss -
tssr claims and 70 make their alevstors 10 hat sssNs
"a ed this 18TH dAv 81 yeplsmtss, lt6<. =
soBsFr fURakv, " I'd S'ses He!sss. -.
r, rx Ansip ~ y. ailsA Eh "A Iss'rs ANare4se
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rTru rUsD.

L-4 THD TU1lYs EM
TAsHIoN ooURsE. I. .I.-rROrrISG.-$5.o0.
WEDNESDAY. SEP. n. and
THE TWO GREATKsT CONTESTS,
tnas ever 70 place Long Island In which the follow
ing ren. wn chsmpons VIII contend for the supremacy
Of the trottiag tnrf. via RI
6kNkkAL BUTLkR, HkNHN .H#f86
ss GEoRGR WILKES Oata RoBT. FILLiNGHAD
JOHN MORGAN,
LADY EMMA and
FIRST DAY.
Purse Of 81 D with side of $3.50 each,
pay, mile heats, best IN 8, In harnesa
SECOND DAY. E haH
Purse of coo wish stake Of $3.50 each play
pay; mile heats best I'd 6, 10 wagons
ALL FIVE ARE SURE 70 START.
and two OF the most exciting witnessed will
inevitably Thev will clock each day.
Boats viii leave Thirty fourth ferry five min
utes and James slip every Quarer Of hour throughput
the forenoon for Hunters Point in connection with the
trans Of the Flushns Railroad Company who will run
ira trains throughout the morning. Nts &@
GUARANTEED SPECIAL TRAIN
VIII leave Hunlers Pon At Ia ~. reaching tho course
in ample ti2e for the rot which WI remain At the station
There VIII also be train from Hunters Point .. 2s r
Pools will be sold by Homerindyke Armstrong Lafay
ette Hall, on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. at 8
O'Clock and ~ NJ the dAv OF the trot
WIN JOSEPH CROCHEk0N, Manager.
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FASHION COURSE, T.. L-IROTTIN0.
THURSDAY. sEPTkMBnR %, 1874.
Sweepstakes OF SIS, each mile heats best three Ia dvs
hsrnesA Good aay and good track.
II. Woodruff euters m. Young Flower
ID. Mace enters 3. jim.
John Lovctt entern VT h. Harry.
Trains AZ usual
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Tor sALK-THE HANDsoNEsr MArcxiYp rEAw
n pay liot se3 in the stss. Ion. tails. wear. old
hind ana rrnne and both eierent saddle Sorsss Als,
pvcrs sngtn Ski tins lon Wagon, bat IL ntaef FOR
es aud nsah's ilstn 80 ecla nse enly ehci lae
,old ssrb-,.,. or .os., ~ a,gy, 20 q. rARh.a.
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AMUDEWENrx.
a cADsxY or MUSIC
"A teoseSe Utrs~toe
o Tais 1sS s%sSsDiisDxY, RvESiaa. ssD. o'.'s''" Il,
Las, nght az 0ounod 10 grand 0pass
-MW FAUST
LsT n'ss'oe sav uuuwAvSv8na
MEPHIsToPHBLRa
Last night but three 81 the seeson Of ---w
0RArD oaRMAN OPERA In NEW xOBk
BGfstiag through Atlantic and ostsfs
States prseoae longer stay and the possfoi o
THIS "WEDNESDAY svRNrNa FAUST
Hermanns fr.derc TAmaro, johanna Grand CAorus -
d PILL MiILrARr BAND - -.
GRAND FANFARE soLDiEas CHORUS BY 200 rb6-
SONS.
TOMORROW (Thursdayj. Sept. "a MARTHA, BY vsy
namersas requests Of patrons desiroas % see gAEt
FoRMEs In his role Of Plunks Fornes az PlunksA
glo.ow, The sale OF for MERRY WIVES has bsss
waheld ~ order 10 secure th very dssfAol change
TfikODoSK HABEt4MAN will assuns for the secens
time In tnls o.ty the of LIONEL In which he kss
crestsA 40 favorable an imprs sion.
FRIDAY, Sept 2s-i,as q 4. but one Of tae season
Seats may be secured for of this above
Prices usuaL sAies Academy,
nj heer a Schfmsrs. No. IS Brazt~ays tons A An
tnonss corner or Nssssu and Pine streets and hh ave
sArURDAY SEPT 2a--LAsT GRAND MATINEE.
ROBERT LIS DIABLE.
KARL rORMES Bertran. harnees-dm,asloa 70 -
parts q the house ~ Tickets can be procarsa anTdsy
4 Anthoay's and Fifth Avsnee Hotel
No seats VIII be reserved for the Matinee
cApgMy or MUsrc-ITALIAN opEaA
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CCE0 EnwsHp. err PROM NY POCKET IN :
- -OO Twert sthirs Street siAsa Fackethook ~lh
Ss@asi rscspv rh<kscve ard vii ee siysr ~.
tusSot and NJ lsesSns asxs. Il. n. u ga ~ psy ~
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A DCDW0r.TEis DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A. No 90 Fifth avenns, New York.
No. iaT hgnlG .lr street, Brooklyn,
New York SATURDAY, October 1.
Commence IN gfeoty on Tuesday, octobsrA
rcung sd-- aud childrsn at r. n.
Gent.rIrn al Poe efms, ac-. cal FOR circular.
plBLRr MASTER DU1AR's DANCING ACAD.NY
ID o. S-vcrth Thirteenth street Glass evsry
day Ecdows waltz aud fashionable dances taught per
fce,iy 10 siT lessons.
pnooREs, p.sciNG ACADEMY, sn BRooxE sT.
ID Al he f@si onsbo dances in one course lessons:
fae etgAn Rooms for select balls and soabes
orESING solREE, WEDNESDAY EyENIsG sBPE
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firmly maintained. The price Of coal, an article Of
such general necessity is too hirh INIT prices gov
crned entirely by the laws of supply and demand The
average price Of coal at Philadelphia is 81 70 OH board,
with freight to Boston e. 80 making eli IS. The aver
are price of auction sales at Elzabethpot ia IS 80 and
freight to Boston 81 80 making $40 90. The coal
market however continues very brisk and the demand
is in advance Of the supply so far.
The Burlington and Quincy Railroad Com
pany will pay the 25th OF May dividend Of 81 per
share free Of tax also option new stock at par
in the proportion Of one new share to SIX old ones
The Atlantic Savings Bank Gas will appear by
advertisement in another column while alterations are
being made in their banking room, viii occupy their
basement in No les Chatham street.
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Movements OF Ocean steamer,
Passengers Smiled.

In Iedmthip Cy q Balm0rt lor Lirep0el and Quetns
torn-Mrs X Coad England Elizabeth shssketon Lev
child and nurse +. Jones wife children and nurse Ms
Sloan and daughters Or. Il. del Vale, T. del Vae Hal
sey Thomas prs L., Miss A., Miss d., Marie Fanny ana
seysn Mrs +. and s. J. 3. Dean- Airs Lock and three
dan ghters Mr. Rddel and wife Baltimore; ]. NJ Durand
alace Durand NJ. Nsceormac Mr. Rossls r. Armstrong
q. Ayres d. p. Robertson Mr. Greenwood Edward Hixsn
Ronte O. CosciDs J. Perry. +. w Parker, Rev. K
cGuenot n. Ohuar VIA. Asssr. Conrad Dietrich, Phh
depha; H. 5. Wells Alfred ilaret Mr. Whteford and lady
CHI, Holland wife children and nurse Chs Wilton haxis
and lady, Madame H. Ointment Mrs. Hstshinson, Anl
Boo,e, }. p. Freund Mr.. Salisbury N Lsstso VIM. NJ
Csrien B. barnett H. ConFoy Mrs, A. s. Wsddel Mis-. A.
NJ. Wells, Chs Holland and family, J. X. ludlow JohH
Hughes, Ba,irrorej Mrs h. II. Tickle and child j. B. Can
ninsworrh A. d. +. Watson, f. Rsailh. and wife, yuas
Rodd jose Codina Frank Wilson olener Philip o. W. AZ
mond Newly 7. II. Guadauan HNelson, Leon Cheese,
Philadelphia Samuel II. Godst tn BaliInore Rev HpgH
Lane Philadelphia d. Montana Rose, Cuba; Mr.. Tbsnn
Canada
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sYcoSD BOARD.
MONDAY, May 2-P. n.


Gold is down to l770l77t, and in the alb
sepce Of demand for Custom House purposes is qsite
Gull Attic Stock Exchange, Government Bonds were
steady; Registered 6s 1881, IA Coupon 6s, 1881,
il3iQll3i; 73Os, April, llOallo; August nlalni
Coupon 52Os, 1864 0lO6. State Stocks dull Missouri
o., 7Oa7Ol; Tennessees 6O!d6l; Canton 45945s.
Coal stocks dull. Delaware and Hudson. 225 937;
Pennsylvania Coal, SOOe2l6; Confirm Coal. 65a6si
Cumberland. 74ia75; Quicksilver Mining Company, 70
e72s; Minnesota 65d65i, Pacific Mail, 224iG225;
Central American Transit Company Sass Eric Rail.
way. 1871 ar3i; do. Preferred. 1864 al06I; Hudson
River, l35. al35i; Harlem. 22s a23o Reading 1920
1921; Michigan Central, l37al3si Michigan Southern,
Na92; do Guaranteed. l329l37; Panama 245Q25o,
Illinois Central, l25i9l25t Stocks close lower and
lul and at time in three years has there been so lit
De spirit among spectators in any direction few
operators tired Of waiting have thrown their property
overheard and lower prices have been produced with
smaller business. Gold stocks and all new speoulG-
live enterprises almost wholly neglected, and If
breed to sell would not bring enough per share to pay
hr printing the certificates. There ia moderate In.
sestment demand for Railway shares ct quotations. but
sot enough steady the markets The closing prices
were Gold l77i New-York Central 1914; Erie. llOi
Hudson River. 1924; Reading. 1914 Michigan South.
Urn, e.; Illinois Central, l23; Cleveland and Pitts
bIrgh, l07i; Galena, ll9i; Toledo, A6!i Fort Wayne
and Chicago los; Cumberland, 10.
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The Court at its opening announced the following
decisions. Csse heard IN FebruaryBefgrc Presiding judge
Leonard and JnNces Cleric and Sutherland
Catherine Dobke r, al AT lsabells McClafcn-Decree Of
the Surrogate reversed without costa cphoh ~ JUSTICE
Sutherland.
Mary A. Martin ss Lewis r. de fisa.i.re7Judsment
all rnsd with costs Opinion by Justice sutberihsd
WIN Gerard Al zst. John T. Prouy.-Jsdsaest affirmed
with costs Opinion by Justice sutherland
Andrew Laurence ct a. es FRANK G. t,ebhsfd-Jodssent
approved with costs Opinion by Justice sutherhsd Ter
reversal; by Justice, Cleric and Leonard FOR sffnsnoe
David Oyphsn, at, Thomas acknowledgement affirmed
with costs Opinion by Justice Cleric 49,
Irving Bsnk sst Thomss Pslmer-Apprs dismissed with
cos,s Opinion By Leonard, r. J.
Henry Noble .s John Kelly-Juds.eat for ts. p.i,tis
upon s filing stipulation sbaic 10 ssd nterest from the
verdict with cost. to plaintiff 9R.oa BY Saies5ssd
with costs Opinion BY L-onnd 7. J.
BENJAMIN L. Town agt. Emo. X. Edmsnds-Judgaent al
brIned With costs. Opinion by sutherland ).
cost, 10 abide the event Opinion by LEONARD, p. J.
Fast River Bank agt Arson oytet aJndsnen Teyersed
nav trial ordered abide the event Opinion by Certe
j.. Sutherland, j., dissenting.
Phenix Bank agt Ezekiel }. Donnel-Judgment shrmed,
with costa Opinion, by Leonard T. J and Sutherland j.
Conrad Poppenhausen act EbeneIer Seely-JndgmeDt Of
hrmed with costs Opinion by Leonard, T. j. Sutherland
j. dissenting
Judgment affirmed, with costs Opinion by Certe, J.
Mary A. Peters sgt. Harvey W. Fowler-J1dgment at
hrmed, with costs Opinion by Leonard, r.
Samuel Guilaume agt. Hamburg Packet Compsny.-Judg
Michael Walsh agt John Kelly. Judgment affirmed with
costs. Leave granted to amend the form Of the record Of
Judgment 30 a TO CONFORM to the Code opion oy Leon
Henry wilmerdl1g Ct al ss John KolIy-Judsmen. sf
frrned with costs. Opinion by Sutherland J.
,Wynte L. Gilbert ct al. ast Gauet smith Judgment az
hrmed with costs. Opinion by Leonard, PJ.
Holme. Booth ct al sgt John b. Giililsnd-Judsmsnt TO
by Leonard, r. J.i Sutherland, J., dissenting
John Kelly ag. Morhs Robera-Jndsmeut affirmed with
Opinion by clskeJ Dissenting opinion By Suther
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Freights continue Ianguid and depressed
TO Liverpool the engagements are l,7oOa2.ooo bbs'
Flour at -d 500 boxes Bacon at 5s $50 tee Lard at
S.a7s Cd; per neutral-sO tuns Heavy Goods at l2s
Sd; go do. Mahogany at us Cd and per steamer
AGO bales Cotton at I'd. To London-20o 900 bbs. Flour
si L. 3D.; IS tuns Provisions at 49, To Glasgow-e00
bags Hoops at 2Os. y tun To Bremen-250 1880 ties.
Lard at 2s. To Havre 3OO Lard at 80 francs. The
charters Bremen ship from Philadelphia with Pc
koleum 20 Cork and market at IS. y Dbl, and Bre
uen ship 10 Cadh with Tobacco at 35s The carrying
sstes az follows: To Liverpool per American flag
Wheat, I'D Flour, 3D. 09d; Heavy Goods, 5s.07s
ID per neutral AsgWheat. 2id. Flour. Is. 3D.. and
Heavy Goods lbs. Cd. al3s. To London, per American
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David r. Lee AIT. Geo wiIiea-JadEment affirmed with
Zba n Kitchen sg Nehemiah Places George Gould ss
Charles 0oudJudgment' affirmed with costs Opinions BY
Leonard p. j.
with Opinion by Sutherland J.
United States Trust Company ast. Leuy NJ Whey'-'uds
Louis N Middebrook agt Merchants Bank Of New York
The Arzans Bank ag Park Bank-Judgments affirmed WIN
costs Opinions by Sutherland, J.
upon the Diminishing complaint with costs
Opinions by Judge, Cerke and Leonard Sutherland j. dis
sentng
William NJ Rogers sgt Loui. W. Phinips.-Judgment for
plaintiff, with costs. Opinion by Sutherland j.
Geo. Willie sgt. John Kelly sherf-Verdict e. aside
trial ordered-cos abide event Opinion by Clerke
Lewis Fnssein agt Samuel Fnje etJudsment reversed
and trial ordered costs TO abide the event opinon oy
Richard McNamee agt. De Witt c. TesOrnyJudgmen for
plaintiff with costs Opinions by Leonard and CeIke j. j.
Sutherland, dissenting ill.,,
affirmed with costs. Opinion by Clerke,
James H. Laing sgt. Deos T.. Tus-Order reversed and
sale set aside without costa Opinion BY Leon
William c. walace sgt. Benjamin Wood - Judgment
affirmed with costs Opinion by Clerke, J.
CASES HEARD AT THE FEBRUARY TERN
hARp, u.
David White agt. Ienike T.. Acknowledgment
reversed trial granted costs to abide event Opinion BY
Joseph +. Barnard, j.
Gerardus II. IKoop sg. Parker Handy-sams decision.
Opinion by Clerke J.. 90
John Kelly sgt. Geo. r. Downing Judgment affirmed with
costs. Opinion by Jos. f. Barnard, j.
Joseph r. Isaac ast John Faik-same decision Opinion
by Sutherland, J..
CASES HEARD AT NOVEMBER TERM.
Before SUTHERLAND, p. j.; BARNARD and LEossRD, u.
James Robb ct al. agt. The Ross Co. Bank
JUDGMENT reversed trial ordered with costs to abide the
event. Opinion by Judge Sutherland.
Hannah Tobias agt Henrietta Kechum q al-Judgnent Tor
plaintiff on the verdict costs Opinion by Leonard j.
Sutherland, j., dissenting.
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Steamship City Of Washington Liverpool April 90 and
Queenstown 2lst pass. and n ais 10 =. . .
honrs in ballast TO u Quarterma.ter lst inst OF Cspse
Of Delaware, passed bark bound NJ showing white hzs
with black letter b in the center.
Ship Johann RGss Helm, Antwerp 30 days mdse and xs
pass 10 Ruger Bros Has had succession OF n. W. and w.
5. W. gales; stove buwarks, sprung leak &c.
days copper ore and F.bbd Chauncey. Has had
norhey winds and Gains with hsh almost the
entire passage March 49, lat IS lon 81 W. 'ignaled BE-
Bark Helen Mcdonald of 81. John, ~ b. Morton. Mar.
settles March IS and Gibraltar nth dse. TO master Had &c
days Gains in the Mediterranean and succession OF terrific
suentiy ailins as low a, s6io.
Bark Oliver CUT. tof St Andrews N. b. Tauss, St. Ste
phens, n. b.. days, timber to Peck Church.
Bhs Wsrace Peek, Leighton, Hestns Feb a. passed OBJ
rasr March H. orsnges and lemons 70 Peck Church sc
bad heavy westher split 'sl &c March H. In the strAh'
Bns Mary Stewart arr. Nay D. Of Bangor, Stone Mssns
Feb passed Gibraltar March fruit to Miller Houghton.
Brig Bur gomeis,er Pruss KeTein Cardiff "a days coss
tuneh, Mencke wendt Has had great deal Of calm
weather.
Brig Cshta (Au.). Cranach, Pernambuco % days.
TO J. l.. Phpps & Co.
schr Ivy Hsnder.on New Orleans dsy, sugar s,ups
Schr Savanna Dutch salot) Moe,ker Buenos Ayrss 100
days hides and wool to Dowey, Corners Co.
Schr. J. d. Griffin May u, Williams. Gloucester
Schr. Globe (Asy d. Rockwell. Virginia, wood.
schr Han.s (of Bddefod), HUFF Mayaguez, p R., u days.
schr George Washington. Huntington, Ehsbehpsr sOe
Boston
sshr. Cggl. Baker, Amboy for Boston.
Schr. Onatavs, Jameson, New Haven.
schr. +. W. Pratt, Henry Boston, railroad iron.
Schr. Caroline. Fox, Melville, n. J.
sehr. L. C. Smith. BoEAm. Ehrabethpor ioI Salem
MAY i-Steamers-Q sincy, Petrol, Tile.
Ship.-Camoens Humboldt 0wego, Uncle ice.
Bnks-Eureks, John CsIver Potctiers.
schoouer-A Stewart Susan, Sunny South, D. MNsinis
Maryland
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Passengers Arrived

In s'>am,,ip CITY Of Weriinston, for Lise,pool-
Miss Hesse Hr Hardnge and lady Mr.. Ross lady and
children Eis- Ross G. GLENN Lenning and SON. j. MsCuk
Tough, Capt Rookie, lady and 2. Eemsry T.
Neray 4. Fudkewiez and children s. Stewart, w. H.
Ward aud LADY, H. c. Eevin. r. Swan j. Bowden, Capt
Knowles, lady and infant, j. J. D. Stacker W. Petersn 8.
H. Williams, Mrs Atkinson children and l.. Jen.
nngs Mise Lsferty Mise Flint Mr. Sinclsir A. S. Church,
Mr. Cope Nrs. Ro Mr. Hopkins and lady J.. w. Hannay,
Mrs Palmer - Brugnan, Mr. Robertson Mr. and MIRA
Haseldne, Mr A. Dixon A. c. Howard w. q. Morehesd,
Mr. Sister c. n. Brooks, J. d. Mcintyre. T. Arnold, Mr.:
Norwood M Usherwood. J. Gresey, Mr. Alexander aAd
lady Mira Higgins, Mr Updegoye, G. Cuttca, Capt Grant,
Miss Leievire Miss Cohsn Mrs Fowler, children and
nurse Mr.. Loser J. Costa Mr.. Elves, lady and chilA
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couRT cAIFNDLR-Tp,s DAY

SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-Part Mos. 1873,
e5 1875 1857 1875 llA 1879 1855, 35 1923 l649 1883 lSs7
I3s 649 709 8I5 83l, lOs9 l6a Part l-Adjourne to
Wetue.dsy. ith inst.
SUPREME CoUgr-SPEcIAL TERS.-Adjourned to
Monday. 9Th inst
SUrREME CoURT-GESERAL TERN.-Preferred
sases only. - 800. 90.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Part Nos 4l5, 1915, 3545,
J1l 1855 1888 800 $751; $685. J75s 1867. Sill 573, 379
3S4s Par, -So. s2o 3il2 SIG 227s, $780, 22sl 1881! 22
2gl8 t02 1922 $50 1893 3t6i, 3i81. -
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-Part Mos. 2ll,
100 as 49, 2+6 208 CO.. 5ll So 3l4 52s 326 $751; So
Part I-No- 5J7 5l3 1889 49, 81 CO., 49, 45 Sli >ss sol
Nj AZ AS 40
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ........MAYa
Cleared.

etsam.r-J. r. Thomson Mckay Baltimore, VIM. Dszen
shp-Chancelor (Br) Jones, Liverpool. Williams Guio..
Bark.-J Alters (od wechel Trinidad Gaines Meyers
Hiawaths (Brern.). Matthias, Csso, II. Koop Co.
Bngs-Jane (Brl Mcclellan Halifax, J. Y. Whitney b
Co. Hebes Kelly Brown, Philadelphia, r. ?. Bust Co 5
George Yefains 81, CroI T. Towuer Co.; X. =. NASH
Lsney zsza Brett, Son Co.; OTTO (oden.l, Ps,t Boz,
deauI.
Schooners-Nsry Wilcox Boston, G I. Hatch Enterprise
(Br) Gould Philadelphia d. X. Dewof }. Is. Blocker, d
wards. Rachel lane, Rou;h iadelplia bentley Snarh
Co.; VIM. Aiken (Br) Hartman st. Johns, N. r. p No
vius Son; Flash (Br) Ryder, Mnstitan +. Alexander
Sons; Gen. Burnside Freeish Gusnoupe Jones Tough
W. W. Brinard, Pendleton, Boston 5. W. Lewis ca. :
Marchisena HOll Arppers, Rotterdam Funch, Msnske
Wendt.
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Spoken.

April lat % 20 lon 81 u.s. Brem brig Auns Helens, nom
Porto Rice Cor Falmouth, all well
April IS lat % Is 80 49, bark Orlando from NswYork,
steering p.
Feb. is, lat. kc, chip Lawrence, johnson, hsn San
Francisco for Liverpool -
March Is, lat, &c, ship J. O. Richardson, kendAh'
Cslao for Boston. -
March IS lat, &c, ship Francis Hiyud (Br) LEVEL
from New York for Melbourne
March 49, lat. &C., Primrose, Baids, fiom New
York for Shanghas -
April 30 lat 81 IS Ion. 81, brig Arab, from Gibraltar fos
Newiork -
April a. 10 mile, W. OF Fssmet exchanged signal With
steamship City Of New.York. bound +. 49, .
April "a 1890 M, rs mes w OfFasme., passed City o.
Manchester. bound f. so
April d. lat IS H. Ion i9+9, passed steamship Id
uburg. bound w.
April a. 3s NJ. lat AS Ion ~ 81, passed 'eam'iip
Glaxson. hound Z
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BORT Uaroens' Notire.
STATE OF NEw-YoRK,
PoRr.WARpEss' OFFICE, No. 10: Wal-st- }

STATE NEW.fORK,
Poar.WAspESs OFFICE, No. 10: Wdlst
NOTICE is hereby given. in accordance wife
section Of the act passed Ap II 1857 entitled An Act To
ReoIganze the Wadcls' Office OF the Fort OF New YORK
all persons interested in having charge Of tho sapeS
matter of such inquiry examination. or survey that the ios
lowing yessel. are now under examination by tho PotWa'
dens that the sad examinations WIZ DO COM
pe.ed within days next succeeding tins notice Oh o0s
said vessels: . a.
Ship Lizzie Moses ........s.......... Coos ntofee
Ship Kate ey...............fier NO ~ T. H.
BARK Pnma Donna. .Derorcs -
Bark Caroline. Inohpsoha
Bark Orayie.. lnompsVuA
BsIk Cerss.....................Pier No. IN. K
Big c. w. Ring. ,...........". Atlantic pock.
Brig Johanna. 10 @ q. n
Brs Re gina .......,......... No ~ y. 4
c. Il. BRAMHALL, PrsssdseA
T. AUos HsIRIxAN, Secretary.
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SisIArUAA SAsAC
sun-Rlses.. 4.37 Sets..... 6.sT hoon-Rises... 3n
WATER IBIs
sandy Hook 549 Gov island. 6:29 Hell Gas.... tlc
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TALLOWThe market 4. dull and heavy sales OF 70
prime Western and City al l4c
WHSKY-The mnfet opened quiet and unsettlea onts1s
sequenty active demand set in and prices ad anc.d ere s
close saes OF 1900 bbs at 81 1891 20 for state and
Western
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For Grea, Britain and the Continent. by steamer
A1ssala'ian, "wednesday May 4..;.......... lli n
Saturday, MAY lN N
For Turks Island, by steamer Saiian, Tuesday,
May ,. =.
Fox Sosth Pacific and Central America, by steamer
CHAMPION Tuesday, May 3..................... Iof -
ForNew Orleans, by steamer George Cromwell, Sat
urday May Up. -.
Fog California Oregon, Washington Territory, md
the Sandwich Islands, daily Sunday. except.
edl a IN. and y .. r.
Mor'n ana west way Man, ...'''''.... n.
Western Mail via Erie Railroad .....5 a M and "a n
Southern and south Western Mails M u and lo4 D. N
Eastern Ahl; .a'''''...''''''s ~, - and a p. NJ
ms"Rort Ma rai hlvef ''.'.'..'..'..'''...
The Long Island hail closes at.......5a IN and D a.
SUNDAY hsik-on Sunday al malls close at'',. p. m
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
TO DEPART.
Steamship LeGe For DaAs
Champion. ........EewY York spnw aM .,,Nay 4
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These amounts for the asttwo years fall far below the
demand the difficulty having been in procuring trans
portaton for the ore and 70 mine it. The quantity
actually spoken for to supply the various furnaces using
this ore before the opening Q? navigation in 1861 was
over 40 900 tuns while in 1862 20cOo tuns would not
lave supplied the demand The average value at Mar
Quete Of the shipped during the past year S y
tun and that OF the pig iron produced s45 y tun giving
the aggregate value of the iron product Of the country
for 1868 o., 327.245
The Boston Journal Of Saturday says that
the money market rules for come days past at v
cent 10 strong borrowers good collateral'. The
National Banks the pr inpal lenders and as they
are liable to sight checks from the Treasury they pre-
fer lending 20 other banks ever at cent where they
can call without notice. The rates on the speculative
stocks are high the brokers who are supplied with
capital find profitable TO it in buyers option
50 called selling stocks at advance on the market
price on q credit Of 30 or co days"
The following will show the Exports Of Specie
from the port Of HewYork. for the week ending April
80 1864. and since January /:
III