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TO ARRIVE
pa..euxprs SAILED,

IN ,ea niip CRY u L0nIo7 for Lfrsrpoo-David Rcae,
John suttee. Rsnd0 A. Rodrguey. Tito hon,sner Havana
Pedro pero, Hsvsns. John Black and Mrs T. Black Mira.
Gowns scotland Agnes McConnechy NJ. n Hoenns, hrs.
Holman Miss Huaon, Montreal Misc Darnis PhAde plda,
Mr.. Johnston Of Toronto, Miss Murray. Of Toronto Mrs:
Sarah A!buti, Mrs Vloti, Josph Price lady, child and
{. Parker Mr. A s Lahcy. 5. Z. T.oma', V. Hudap
Er,kns Levi. Hymsn laly and child Mr.. Harvey, r. ID.
Miller. Hamilton, {. W. Mr. Mastinsr. G. Medina
Mr. Donaten aad wife. Mr. Cox George stevens,
Rufus D. Allen, u. Reilly Hon. judge McCunn aud lad! H.
Morrison lady aud three children; Miss Evers. Mis-. Nor
and servar w o. Essig and wife Mr. Gorge James Of
Hsmltcu. Csnail Wesi Robert Thompson, Boston WIN.
Of Fhi.dspha Euzene E.i4vard Charlie. hcsrd George y
Nsac Boston GAspAr &c AsneTe, Havana X C. fitzgerald
WIN. Mckee u Toon;o. Alexander Murray and wife ham
ton, g. w p Cheafsa. lady and ehid Nj Bars and four
J. W. Henry. ". ~ 0f.en.iyard Mr.. 8 Wilson, hi.
Or.en.ivard " Nass.uer Mr. Lslnes Mr. Chambers Rchd
Han Mir Pear,c. b. j. Eryre Samuel Holme. Geo AdlArd
IL Re- n SoSPP d. c''ssy. Fran sea- eGcs Edwin
Ttbew Paret' lsdy and children 10, Tunss4 Manuel
haness, Toquin Dc ma,s Geo Duncan 81. Bains. Ride
tos ard child y. Rid.kof PHI. Bonior', F. Abris with
others in the s,eefay-. Specie, s4165r
IN Fys ossen fcr Shanghai sia 81 Jshn' ~ b.
Ms, Gideon Nye and servant Mr., French Me, Hnitle-
M fspsr. Mr. earro~e, Mr. Thompson. Mrs.. John
IL s,saSr r.etri syIJk, for Yslo. 0r>aa,-J p Saul
van, Madsu. & Dupont Hrs. Kate Williams. Felix Saxon ).
L. Blanc J. Brsllos, Eiw ard bgfEe, G. w Greene. Mary
Th-e's SHEPPARD T. Holiudet Mary Catherine Shepherd,
John tOn, Lieut. G. Douglas Waterman +. Is. Brton, r. y
Down, A. 2. Hopkins w. Lyman, Capt. C. d. Splils aud
vile. {. Mailer &. II. SAGE Daniel Sheehsn ma Welsh.
James Grant 1ary Ana Welsh Mrs Hannah Gleason Mar.
B Hre, r. l. hvs l.. j. Plunss,t. q. p Ensstrom Mary
Ann csaeso Ms A.sare. Geldor aud child EdwaId kessp
VI. Westerve.t 1oAE = adams Allen psbfow "hlAm o.
Jsnk.n MADAM L. T. Desbagser Nils Mary r. Duncan X L.
Hair
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and she hoisted a white flag and sent O boat to
us 10 announce that she had surrendered. She went
down stern first at l2 ie and sorry 10 say car.
red good many poor fellows with her. We picked up
all we could but have less than 60 out OF her 100 odd
and only officers out ef 25 Some Of the others
picked up BY French pilot boats and We think Semmes
was rescued by an English stesm-yaoht which was a
witness Of the fight and steamed away Immediately for
England We were so occupied in picking up the
poor fellows that did not 60 after the yacht and
consequently don't know what became OF Semmes Our
OWE casualties are only three men wounded
Gowen. Demsey and Macbeth. They all bear
testimony 70 our guns being admirably served
Our boys would fire distance only 300 yards) and
mount the rails aud cheer. The carnage on the Ala
bama fearful, and one of our shots killed and
wounded q whole guns crew. Three OF theirs have
already died the Kearsarge and about 60 have been
killed drowned. 1t makes sad TO think OF these
poor fellows but victory is side and the Kear
sarge is immortazed. AS you win perceive. write in
excitement. and though the affair is over my let
ter still elbows signs Of II. v. L. NJ
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Arrived.

Steamer Baltic injury Fortress Monroe % hours ~ sick
aud wounded sol lien 70 the Meiics Director
steamer Buhao Jones. Philadelphia, mdSo 70 James
STEAMER octotora shlin. Baltimore ualse to VIM
Steamer Novelty, shsw, Phiadephs, md.e. and pass to
steamer Sea Gull Kenny. Providence, udse. to Edward
Bynner ,,..,..
Sap sa span AoriA, Ma,aaorO. and Havsna, cotton to
Ship DesaabTunt t'os Scarf, Lisbon May - udsc to
Es5b R,pd.sr wellington Demetaa 10 day.. molasses to
H. TrowbnG.e', Son, OF New Haven.
BARK Holland Whis 81 Jaso 20 days and - pass to
BaIf Monersms, Hammond Barbados 20 days sugar 20 T.
Bars Rosamond Fbsett, cadh 80 days, salt to Peek
Church. 80
Ba1 Pacific lo Belfast re.). ReoaOa. ArdroIaa 81 days.
iron and IA TO orior
B,s La Picc ,.l Lauro, Palermo 81 days fruit &c. to
Balk " H. fam; % Win%o5 N s c'alfeo'' ciOHfus
Bns Asids dA cahero, Swansea IS days with coal to
order
Bls Ellen Di,te lef Truro, n. 81 McEIhinny Lingan, c.
B.. Is dlys, eoaito II. J, c. A. De Wolf
Bns Vorie iof Windsor. n. 5 b Davon 81. John, p. r.
l6 days molasse' 10 }. b. Whitney Co.
Bng Jane BEL TOT shebune NJ 81, Acker, Maazanls 10th
ult sugar 10 br,tt, Son & Co. .
Brs Nes Yor. Ita-, ssnace, Castle la Mare 60 days frn
Brs Pedro Wallis, santa Cruz &c days sugar and moa.se'
to Peck Church. =.
Schr John Nothrup (of CORVALLIS, N 81, Laird 81 Jaso
% days ssd noass. TO d. H. DE WOLF Has had hsh
weather the snire passage. a
schr susan Wham Para Is days hides. nuts. &c, 70 H.
r. sherman Tie brig Isabella sailed days previous iof New
York. -
Schr Balloon (of FRANKFORT Croker Csrcumpeque. p f.
l., 10 days potatoes TO Il. 4. Buck x Go. 49,
sehr Wa MafJek. Da1z Providence IN oA'iAs' 70 eou"
Mitchell , .
sehr b. H. Persn. tof Frankfort L.se Linssn c. b.. Ii
days. cosi - master. -
schr fsTo (Of Maitland N. 81 White, St. Johns, p. r.
June IT, saszr TO J. r. Whitney Co.
sohr Juia Ann Rich Ga.cumbsc, r. Il. l., 10 days pots
tstoe. TO H. w. Loua L Go.
sohr. Gyms FOssst Hogd'sn, Csaiss days. Lumber to j.
Boyntons sons
ford
Schr Orlando. Gowlsr. Elissbstbpo1t for Boston
schr Arans. Robinson EksbsthpoIt for New bedford
Sehr G. Eriekson, Tutlle Ehrabethpor for Provdenoe
sohr Msyhowef Hsasrson, Blssbe,hport for Es<tport
Schr Hiswstha Insrnhsm, Rockand for Staten leland
Sohr Carroll Mshaley Philadelphia TOT Proviienoe
Sohr. Anna NJ Edwards Piok-ns, Fah Rvsr
Bchr L. L. Buckingham -. Portland. stone
Schr Msdford, HopkinA Ehrabeshpoct for Bangor.
Schr Saxon. Cassidy. Elzsbsthpoh fse Eswburyport
schr Farmer. =. Amboy for New Haven,
schr TeIas ChiEpin, New Bedford
sehf Compliance. Turner. Pcrt Even TOT Boston.
Schr Hujsoo, Peabody, Peat Even Tor Nsw-Londoa-
Schr. Idaho, WesoSn. baltimore dsys. coal
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Letters from tho Kearsarge.
From The Salem Gazette. July 3.


We present below, two letters, written by a
young from Salem, the Third Assistant Engineer
On board the Rearsarge One Of these letters was writ
ten before the engagement when the writer was EVIL
IDENTIFY ncredulous about getting chance at the Ala
bame and the second Immediately after the engagement
which resulted in the sinking Of the pirate The first
letter gives brief account Of the dongs oil the hear
-aarge since leaving home
u S. STEINER KEARsARGE. June H. 1864.
We went into COM mission IN Portsmouth. y. IL, Jan
a. 1862 and sailed from thence Feb. ;. For elghl
months the Kearssrge bockaded the Sumter az uprai
tar. until relieved by the Chippewa (gunboat OCT. ~
1862. She has made three cruises 10 ana ABOUT the
Azores and Madeira Islands visiting Ienerite I'D
search Of alleged Confederate cruiser Arrived at
Bres France Sept H. 1853 and thss fd tos
months she has watched the Rsppahannook at CALAIS
The latter part Of MARCH, 1862 the Tusc0rora and Chip
pswa ef for the United States since which time If
teen months have elapsed and other u. s. steamer
has been on this side OF the water And yet the home
papers say that the Mediteranean Squadron, con
sisting Of the Tusearors, Chippewa. and Kear.
sarge are 10 be relieved-when, In fact the
two former have been home more than year With
our large feet Of more than five hundred vessels Uncle
Sam supports one steamer and two sailing sloops-ot.
Of Europe and the Mediterranean. II only justice TO
say that but single ship has been burned this side
Of the water since Semmce made his rid upon the
vhsers in September 1862. So we have had Views OF
IL the Confederate cruisers except the Alabama, and
ers now on our way to Blockade her. Thus we have
been In commission and active service for nearly TWEEN
~ nno months As the Rebels have been three 10 our
one In the English Channel and didn't attack US. It Is
hardly likely they will Try IL with only two. YLM
U. s. =. 8. KEA8sAncE, CIIYKDouR0. juno ~. 1854
We have fought tho Alabama to-day. and sunk hsf
Amer watching her since the 18th inst We began To
despair Of her coming out but ths morning she came
out OF Cherbourg. and the action commenced at III
voeck We fred round after round. and i must say
tess n was hot fire as have ever read Of We
eemea round and round each other firing rapidly a,
1908 her signal hAards shot away, but she re
Ssoed her Tag and kept firing few minutes longer
sai u wa oil use. We poured In three moro rounds
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BORT Uaroens' Notite.
STATS OF NBw-YoEK.

Stars OF NBw-YoEE
Posr-WAnDRss OYzrcx No. 10. Wail-st-
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of the passed April H. 1881. entitled An
Act to Reorganiks the Wardeus Oce OF the Port OF New
YORK. 10 Al pefs6us interested in having charge Of the
subject OF such nqalry examination survey that
following vessel, uadsr examination by the Fort
ardoLs aud that the sid surveys examinations will DO
completed within days nert ucceedins this notice on
card said ye.seis:
st.am.hip Yuoo. ............ Pier No. l3N n
Stasrashp Gao. Washington. Pier No. On X
Steamship Corsica. Jersey Shy.
Steamship Louisiana. .Pier NO ~ n. H.
Bark Columbia. I'ni2Is.
Bark Nedsrew Ard. Mountaineering No. IL n Il.
Bark ANITA. fOrreNs
Bris Delhi. .............. Woodruff Robinsous
Brig Startled fswn... ...........:....... Umpire.
Schr John +. Far.and. %. Woodruff Robinsons.
MIKTHORNE TOMPhiNS, President
J. AuGs HERRixAs. Secretary.
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Letter from the Engineer OF the Kcar-
sarge.

The Chief Engineer of the Kearsarge, two
hours after the engagement. writes as follows
I'VE have met the celebrated pirate Alabama. and
sunk her after hour aud thirty minutes hard light
ing
| panied by the Courenne French iron-cad). When
at about mile from MS, at eleven O'clock she COM
menced firing; waited twonty minutes. until we got
the range we wanted, and then commenced After
fighting one hour and vo minutes had the pleasure
Of seeing her haul down her flag (Which had been twice
shot DOWN. and surrender.
Before we could get our two good boats 20 her Qhe
others were ridded with shoD she sunk. beautifully
We had hardly got warmed Up, and were expecting TO
fight several hours. Only three Of our men we're
wounded; one Of .he three quarter gunner lost an
arm. No officer was wounded.
I'VE picked up six officers and 60 or 10 men. Semmes
and his First Lieutenant Kei were either drowned or
we're picked up by the English steam yacht Deerhound
belonging 10 John Lancaster Of Liverpool. They ran
away With oil they saved, after had asked them 70
assist U.S. Thus have Scmmes and about ten OF his OFF,
GERS sncaked or probably.
1--WE arc in Cherbourg sending her wounded
men ashore and burying two OF her dead. Worecoyod
no damaging shot though fought some time at about
800 Yards and were hulled fifteen times Our ohnin
ermor. pu; by year ego. saved our boiler
from rlied 100 FOUNDER.
They felt confident OF whipping us In half an hour
We could have whipped the Florida at the time.
think We beat in speed and in everything else. One
ried 00pound shot is now in our bunkers our smoke
pipe is also badly damaged also two boats ruined.
/" The French Admiral and all the officers who wit
messed the action say it was brilliantly done. The ac
ton took place about seven miles from Chcrbourg and
viewed by thousands
I've all laughed and talked throughout the fight and
wore Derfectiy cool"
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To Albany, By Hudson X r. Is Warren St, J. 10
aO.h GA p
snd4 p sunday acknowledgements. p N.
To Albany, Cozzens's Hotel Dock West Point,
NewbuIgh. Pouyhkeepsie, Rhinebeck. Cstsk.l.
and Hudson By steamers Dan! Drew and g V.b.
bard leaving De.bso.,e.-st landing at 3oths 4 g.
To Baltimore, by the Eew.Jcrsey r. H., foot Of
ni.lnisht sunla .................. 7oo p
Stonngton line, P.or 10 \. r., ard Fal River
line Pier N R., day Sunday e1cep.et) SEQ p.
To Boston. BY hew'Hayen h. r., via Springfield
z1ths; and fthsy. ..............ss IN and $500
To Boston. by New. Haven r. r., z1th.st. aud !th'
ay, via Shore Line III end DO m suudly. 500 p m
49, -,O and 10 a 500 p m
To Bridgeport, BY steamer bridgeport from Peck
To GSeenpOrt ,P Fire Island aad c;her resorts on
Long Island. by l.. I. Railroad from Janessip
and foo Of jth..t T. R....'......8 a. m and $50 D.
To New.Isyeu. HarioTd and Springheld-Stsaur
eays Peek Sip "a ani IL p
ard itbas, a, Ia III . m iei D. $50, s. and 500 p
To NcwburEh. Cornwall Yves; Point Poushkeep-ie.
and Rondogi, by steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay
q. landing daily, observation-disclosures. q p.
Leaves Jsy-st, daily, landing E. 3eth-s, n Y
Grassy Poin., Cozzen' West Point Cod Springs
To die West, by Pcmsylv.nia Central Rsirooi' u"
foot Of Coarilandts,., a. IN. and ard p. N.
Sunday train. 500 p m
foo. Of ccurand' .....S m, 70 m and 7:cs M
To Philadelphia, by New Jersey Rsiifosd foot OF
Courtsnif T., and 10 a. w., II an, and p IN. r
ard z nipgh, siadsy..... 600 p
Pel &c n L., o5 Of Barclfyst 6 a. ~ aud 200 p IN.
To Ws.hington, by ewJersey r. r., foot Of
Courtlbadi-s.., and 10 a. IN, u p M and
midnight Sunday T:30 ?.
For further Information in regard Railroad Time Tables,
advertise ments N another psrt Of this paper.
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BE0OHIYN HTRMs.
TuE CALI ron IL, 900 TRoons.-A meeting

TEE CALL ron IL, 900 TRo0ps.-A meeting OF
the officers Of the I'd Division N. \. y. Militia was
called at Maj Gen Duryea's oice this morning q,
which tie General stated that 1880 mon were required
from Lis dirict Desiring ~ keep the National Guard
Tor city rerimsnts) intact he stated that he had Issued
orders FOX tho country rogimcnts namely the 9d
soih 10Th and one egmcn fro Gen. Ryders brigade
All beon ding 10 the up-river counties In case the re-
ouistiops are not complied with the sd ana 18th regi
nents Of Brooklyn viii be called upon to Ill tho quota
reduired 1t is understood that the regiments IRON this
vicinity are 10 garrison the Washington forts. None
will BIO accepted by tho Government Tor less than one
hundred DAYS.
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CAVALRY BUREAU oyyIcR OF ASSISTANT QUARrsa.(

CAVALRY BUREAU oyycR o. ASSISTANT QUARrnR-l
MASTER. No. 10 orArs ST. NEw Yonx. June To- 1854.
" purchase In OPEN MARKET all the Cavalry Horses
may presented and inspection at the Government
Stables othav and 3oshs, in this city until further
notice
Payment will be made in checks payable in certificates Of
indebtedness, when IN Horses received
Price, ono hundred and ffty (i3O) dollars each.
GEO. T. BROWNING, Capt. and A. Q. N.
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nliilarp Notices.

HEADQUARTERS Co B. s4ru RIOT. n. O., shy.
IN pursuance of Division, Brigade and Regi-
mental Orders this Company will sssenble at the AR
MORY corner of iths and Broadway on TUESDAY July H.,
O'Clock with days cooke racus Every member Of
tins Company persptoy ordered appear In proper
Names Of snquenls viii be handed 70 the proper au-
thorites BY orier WIN. ATKINSON, Captain.
Joas BsoSeHKR, Orderly Sergeant.
DISCHARGED WOUNDED SOLDIERS,
~ Members OF Returned Regiment and Heirs Of Deceased
Soldiers having Claims also eanen having Prize Camsca
on BROWN SHELDON Military Office, No , Psrkplace.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. . .
sun-Ri.es 80 Scs...,... 7:Jl Moon-Se,s.. i5
MON WATER THIS DAY.
Ssudy Hook. 0sq Gov Island. 0.50 Hell Gate zJi
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THE WEBER PIANO FORTE

Ia admitted the BEST Piano Forte made, because ne
b.,de being practical mechanic OF long expcnencc
aso THOROUGH MUSICIAN thus combining sd'snsses
by no other manufacturer In the United Stsses
sreh il tho testimony Of s. Mills Robert Hslsr 1yo =.
Bri.tow VIM Masop Jerome H0yka, Cha,
Giovanni sconcs and every good maa in the United Ss,tes
All musical admit their pest suPefiofiJ "e~
roonax No. 1855 West Broadway, near Canslst
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Passengers Arrived

Cir big H,'rics, ften BsrzadaMss Fisher NJ. Outer
bris ar and AS Ne-dsl aud chd Mi. P-Io stss Sen
M kste MoPhse. Peter CsPs. y L. Phtt' r. Iyne'' hr'
Forely.
In sip Ds,ipnbTaaf from Li,bonAntonio hefquse and
lady.
IN ba.E Eaes Norma. from Bo,tadOsB II. B'dAi T. A.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or Notwithstanding g.
Cleared.

Cleared.
S,eamlh.p City Of London lBrl Petrie Liverpool, j. O.
Dale.
Bak.-.I Troviidse Dun,se Barbados, II. rrowbrdse'
Sons: Africa Upton Bangor. Lent Bros SOL dc 4]onA
Vrn.l Wiuanat, Ly, Ipooi. Funch, Meincse WsndL
Brs-Slana Wtsser, Wheeler. Ga1o Bay, II. ID. Brook
man Co. .
se,oouers-Fou1'ain Davis Dishton Mas Baker Day
ton @. Meif Rogers, Berlin Nd, A. c. Hevonsi Victory
DR.. yi,nesr. Piceu, b. y. Small Co.
5.oop-Aufofa, Bicser Norwich II. ). Racket 4 Son.
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An officer at Bermuda Hundred says the Reb-
ella arc using shells made OF stone These arc similar
TO other shells except in the material used IN air oon
structiou
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Jnsuranre Gompan,es.

CLINTON FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY.
~ OFFICE NO 50 wALL-Sf., NEW,rO&k
ASSETS, June |, le6i......... 3O4 $50
LOSSES UNPAID...,........7 NONE.
DIRECTORS.
HUGH. LArN0, e. - THOMAS sMULL. "a 4
TfF'GHkM TOWNSEND GRO Al TOWNSEND =
CtlAS. r. SWORDS, DON AIONZO CUShMAN.
JOHN PENFOLD, Ia SMITH
ID. HENRY, HAlGHT, y Il SYLVESTER /. II. WARD
JOSEPH LAWRENCE, ALIVE r. LANG,
LEONARDO s. SUAkEZ ROBERT NJ. BRUCE,
SiLAS BRONSON, JNO SCOTT BOYD.
A. Il. EMO, A. YZNAGA DEL VALE,
JOHN WATSON nj LAURENCE,Tl&RNURE.f
SAMUEL WiLLETJ, HENRY Ss,LEVERICH..
s. T. NlC0LL, JACOB VAN WAGENEN
GEO GRISWOLD, yR., JOHN r. WILLIS,
NOAH S. HUNT, PRESTON Ii. HODGES,
WALTER BARNES.
Insure all kinds of perry, the lowest rates ~
-''7 HUGH LANG President
JAS B Ax1 a, Secretary
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Way g. SONS GOLD MEDAL

CTEINWAY e. SONS GOLD MEDAL
- GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS are now oou.Idc.c4
the hest ia Europe well this country having received the
nrst Prize Me,a a, the Worlds Exhibition In London. lSsA
TIL, principe why the stenway Planes are sapsnS
piano ce ssers father and four son who invent ell ths6
own Improvement and under whose personal supefvas4
every part Of the instrument IS manufacured Waofoom
Irving Place EewYofk.
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THB DBRRHoUSD.-The evidence that this
vessel was not private yacht but the mere tender OF
the Alabama and that she assumed the former chsrao
tor the more oTcctualy to assist Sommes to escape
from the consequences Of his defeat accumulate The
Horids correspondent writes:
The escape Of Capt. Semmes is much 70 be regretted
but there ID doubt that the Captain Of the Deerhound
went ont as tender TO the Alabama being prepared 10
carry the Captain away II II possible IL rs stated
in the papers that the ohronometers taken by Capt
Semmes deposited with his viii and other vaaa'
bles with banker in Cherbourg. This is true only
With regard TO tho will and few jewels; tho chronom'
cters were sent on board the Dccrhound at O'Clock on
Sunday morning and now in possession OF Capt
Semmes at Southampton.
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q CENTS pcr pound paid for Old Books, News.
. pspsr Pamphlets. ko.csr bsfoU yos :sil ELSEWHERE
~ ,sy.r..men.s mors han say eihss house the city
Psrsons seudpg hon chs eoan.ry may rely pn sn nne
u'''' '''''''"''' '' "'''" MANHATTAN IkILLAR,
Wholesale Piper wsrehoass. No isSpruce st.. n x.
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Mails Close at the Post-Omoe.

FOR Great Britain snd the Continent. By steamer
Arsbia "Wednesday July 13.................... m
For South Pacific and Central America, By steamer
OCEAN Queen "wednesday Jaly iJ.............. lot N
for Cuba and the West Indies. By steamer MEXICO,
Thursday July p IN
w.sns.d.y July H. II p.
JUN p N
Yor California Oregon, Washington Territory, and
che Sandwich Islands. daily Sundays except
ed. ...................si and u p m
Eorth-Albsny Buffalo and Csnadu..3 q m aud y D. IN
North and West WAy Maii...................... p.
Western Mai va Eli. RsiIo.a ....3 and u p
Sou,hsrn and south e.tern Mai5A m A. q snd lct p
Eastern Mail III, II and O.
Newport aud fsu .. N
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Trnxe,crs, f.uidr.

The Long Island Mail closes st........5a. m. snd p.
Sunday hAils-Ou Sunday all mails close st..... u
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LIEUT.. .CoMMANpER THORNTON, Exeoutiy

LIEUT.. COMMANDER THORNTON, Executive
Officer Of the Kearsarge Executive Officer Of Far
raguts flagship the Hartford when she passed the forts
on the lower Mississippi The Hartford Tim>s tells the
following story Of him. "a short time before the Ala
lrft his own Gran, aud, disgn.ing him.s In Eronoh
blouse and the general apparel OF French citizen. he
succeeded in gaining admission board the Rebel yes
sell and examined fully every part OF her. taking notes
Of her machisery armament &c. The result was that
Commander Winsow Of the Kearsargo resolved that he
could and would sink the Rebel whenever she came out
We know the result"
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q rokcn.

spoken.
30 lat 20 o6 NJ, Ion. S. brig ohvia, from Rio Janeiro
for New-York.
July a, 10 ou 81 So bark Queen Of the South. from
Buenos Ayres for Boston
June l. IA, 81 s. Ion u 90 brig Caroline Y. Kelly Of and
hom Portland for Matanras.
Jolly lat 81 a. loa g. trg sarsh from Palermo for Phi
sdelphia, 30 days out
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JULr s.-Bark-E. n. Souden
Bre.--Dsrmsrk. Elleds. Frier Hemina N. 4. Rowland.
SchOoners-Emuous Sharon, Chngsrora. Memen<o Henry
Y. Wood, Pescock. Aithea. Mary Mansein, q. Cook
july gS.eamships-City Of Leudcu for LyoTpool Bava
ria, fOr Hamburg.
steames-Uui,ed States pa,sp'cO Commander Western
Metropolis
ShP-Bsnj. Adams
Bsrks-ylctorns. Henry Trowbrdgs, Lady Milne Tevios
Meteor, Excelsior. Loaiss Wiohsrds
Bnss-Fortunsts, Parodi, Coures Maria Wheeler. Cho-
bgc.o naris Il.
Schoonefs-Rrsnces Julius franklin Wills Mary L. Man
gun, George ThsmaG
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Notice 90 Mariner
HAITIAN LRoAros AT wAJHIsGroS, June, 1854
In order facilitate to the Bay Of Port Prince
Hsyt lighthouse established tho Eth a at PoIsr
LAxEsrrs. in the roadssc.d
Position: lee - IS" N. Lat
7so ST. u" Long. w. from PuiS
FIXED Light -.
Visible marine nles.
HIGHT Of tower above the level Of tho eos. % Frerch feet
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Chances for Business Ellen.

EOR SALE.
H. PACKING and CURING ESTABLISHMENT. Smoke
Houses, Meat.Shop Fixtures, Steam Boiler. Lard Tmks
Press. &C. &C. together with lease Of premises Eos 3j3 and
J15 Wost iStAst Apply to RoBr. p. GETTY. Receiver
No. lis Greenwich st.
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6orscs, Carriages, &r.

QuAnrERxAsTgRs OFFICE, NRS.YoRK. April i6, 1864
A RrILLERY HORSES WANTED.-1, 600
"A Artillery Horses wanted, foe which One Hundred and
Seventy Dollars will DO paid for all that pass inspection
These horse. he sound in every particular broken
se,snot ess than l3 hand, HIGH snd will be presented
inspection the Government Stables hst between i0lh
ard llth avenues. STEWART VAN SLIET
Quartermaster.