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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

vIsr OF THE POSTMASTER Observation-Disclosures
General Randall, accompanied by the Hon. VIM. E
Robinson and other gentlemen paid brief visit of in
spection to tho Post ONCE building Washington
street. between Myrtle and johnson street,
Saturday evening. He examined the various depart
ments OF the Office, which were explained to him by
Postmaster Roberts, and expressed himself as favoraby
Impressed with the general management thereof
ACCIDENT WHILE RUNNING FmE.-During the
alarm of IRE which sounded at ten o'clock yeser
day morning, which occasoned by slight fire that
broke out in house on Tweuty-second street,
Fourth avenue man named Richard Williamson was
by tho tender OF hose carriage No and sus-
tanned compound fracture of the leg. He was taken
TO tho City Hospital for treatment.
BODY FoUSD.-The body OF boy about fifteen years
Of age found floating in the water, at the entrance
to the Atlantic Basin by officer Reveland, about four
O'Clock yesterday morning Deceased had light hair,
snuff colored jacket. striped pants and shirt with
leather strap about his lons
An OLD DODGE AGAIN succEssFuI.-On last Saturday
afternoon about three o'clock, young man called at
tho residence of the Rev. DR.. Buddngton, No. 324
Cermons avenue, and represented himself az a jour-
neyman who had boon sent by a well known mechani,
to the skylght, which needed alteration.
Tho girl showed him the roof stairs and then
left him to proceed with his work. In the course Of
fifteen twenty minutes after he came down stairs and
'To a ms bsa Of sss
all at $50 The Forty-f fourth precinct police were
Immediately notified Of the robbery, and an accurate
GRAND LARcESY.-Armed with warrant issued by
Justice Dunne officer Mackeller of the Forty-eghth
precinct arrested yesterday young named Samuel
Bailey, complaint OF Henry Pirskey. OF Fort Ham-
ton charging him with having stolen wearing apparel
TO the value OF $685. The accused held to await
animation.
Tue EXCISE Law IN THE EASTERN DIsrRcr.-The fol-
lowing named liquor dealers yesterday arrested by
the police Of the Forty nth precinct charged with vio
lating the Excise aw-Jeremiah Brown, First street,
between North Tenth and Eleventh; Henry Stolting,
OF North sixth and Seventh streets James MUIR
ray, 10 Grand street, Hannah Smith, $3.50 First street.
The accused were locked up to await u hearing this
morning.
CouP DE- soLrE--An old gentleman, about sixty years
of age, named Charles Elder, while walking along De
Kalb avenue near Hudson, yesterday afternoon, was
overpowered By the excessive heat and Frustrated He
conveyed 70 the City Hospital Willoughby street.
PORTER Horsn Row-OSH MAN srABBrD.-At late
hour Saturday night crowd OF evil disposed persons
entered the porter house Of South First and
Tenth Streets h. D., aud caused disturbance OF dis
graceful nature During the melee nofensive man
named Josiah Abbott stabbed in the back, but
seriously.
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ItllCaApHIc MigKsT Afpoars.

BrrrAio. June y lsf7.
Flour quiet. No. spring Sll So white. els sIt Rye
-four 81 Wheat Inactive but firm. Corn nothing DO
asking GOO s2c. for mixed Western Oats nominal, held
above buyers views Rye neglected. Barley unchanged.
High wines unchanged Mess pork steady. 81 80 Lard,
iSc Freights drm isc for corn TO New York Receipts
wheat I4OO bushels; 100 bushels -four so bbls,
shpmenis-corn. I57 900 bushels oats 600 bushels.
CHICAGO, June 20 1867
Flour lea. seiIve at $40 50 FOR spring extras: sis 80
Si Tor red winter. Wheat advanced l5c sales OF No
SPIRITS a. sai No spring 500 bushels At 81 s., rejected
moders,ey active 3, decline q ~ slc sales az sitc
for closing quiet She for No o..s rather
So IN store closing A. ne nsd Rye !. duh At decline
at 81 osa 81 o. Barley q neglected and nominal. Pro.
v-o alnosi nominal Mess pork $50 20 SCI Lard.
1lac. l54c. Kecelpts-2f0U bbls. four 1900 bushels
wheat 2D,ocD do. oats 1900 do. corn. shlpments5N0
bbls Of nour 500 bushels wheat do corn do
oats.
INV ORLEANS, June %. 1867
Cottousales 125O bales low middlInr 23c Receipts
3Og bales: exports, Isl bales Sugar ard moassesno
transactions Flour unchanged but little IL doing Corn
quiet mixed and yellow 81 Is: white III 70 Oats
are scar 75c SOC. Pork 10 unchanged. Bacon-fair
jobbnR basness shoulders l0c rib sides 12 clear DO
f3xc. Gold I3sx Sterling % so,s. New YORK sight
Mopitv, Ala, June 20, 1857
Cotton closed dull; sales 10y eales; nddingss xkc.
Stock on sals light RseeiptA bale
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ROBBED IN AN EATING SALooS.-Anna Moran an Irish
woman, twenty three years Of age was yesterday
brought before Alderman Conan at the Tombs By an or
cer Of the Twenty precinct the charge Of
having stolen from William Harmar, residing at No. %
Greenwich street. pocketbook containing $l2S dollars in
Treasury notes. William and Ann entered saloon to-
gcther ia Greenwich street, and while partaking OF re-
feshments Of the eating boxes she hastily left
the place. after which Harmar missed the money from
his pocket He quite positive that the money was in
his pocket at the time Of entering the saloon with the
accused Anna. who lives at No. 81 Washington street,
was committed to the Tombs for trial.
ALLEGED LARcENY.--Soomon Haas, OF No. 25S West
Thirty first street, made complaint against julius See
bach, whom he charged with receiving money from
compliments customers and applying IL to his own USE
Scebach is an employs OF Mr.. Haas The amount Of
money said to be received by tho prisoner So JUS
tice Dodge held the accused to answer.
STEALING A 5AoQUE-James Campbell. q lad OF tender
years. brought before Justice Dodge yesterday on
charge preferred against him by Samuel stiner Of No.
267 West Thirty-sixth street. who alleges that James
went into the basement of his house and stole thererom
silk sacque, valued at $24 The accused was arrested
by officer OF the Twentieth precinct, and being
brought up at the Jefferson Market Police Court he
committed By the magistrate for trial.
Nor CLOSING ON SuNpAY-Mchael Mcbride, OF No.
174 Greene street, Joseph b. Boyce, OF No. sos West
street. and Marcus Martens Of No. 19l Greene street,
brought before Justice Dodge yesterday on a
charge Of violating the Sunday liquor law. They were
held 70 answer IN the sum Of $500 bail
SENT HOUSE, REFUGE John G. Winch,
Of No. 81 Perry street, appeared before Justice
Connolly yesterday, and deposed that on the 2sth
OF last month a horse, wagon and harness, OF
the value Of 5000, were taken from him, and
from information received he succeeded in obtaining
to the whereabouts of his property, and also in
curing the arrest of the supposed thief who happens to
be boy named William Irving, aged only fourteen
years. Andrew Murray was the boy who gave the in
formation that led to the arrest OF Irving aud recovery
Of The property. Justice Connolly sent the young
offender TO the House OF Refuge.
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PORT Of NEW YORK. JUNE 30. 1867.

Arrived.
Steamship Teutona, Bardua, Hamburg. June 10, with
mse and 90 s. e 6p iona cS dad Light
bound % 20 aes 81 s IF oaps Msee nnS an loeb
40 a. lon 2 o.. Norwegian brig Victoria bound for NYorS
with mdse and passengers, to Geo B Harrison
Steamship Gen Meade sampson, New Orleans June %
- 'H lat S i lon 4 Spoke bark vivid bound
mSss ana to Fox
A. NJ, exchanged signals with schr Challenge bound
Ste .msSp wansa,ta Fish. New Bedford with mdse to
ps SEP Magellan Br crosb sAanshae March H.
Hope NAY n; had light banning Winds for Il
Sa s 81 hslsnn
stratton from oalsait, for LondoS 81 days out same day
Brush Flag (gr from dalss,ia for LsnaSn %
a il ion is frinesss Anita Hs from Batavia
Rotterdam IS days Ou I'm Off 81 Meien1 r1ass ian mp
Ssdsws CODE s S0Rns ii vii Ell British ship showing
Lawrence. Giles Co. Passed Gibraltar May g in com.
Rowland FOR New YORK. Had light winds the
!or ssly Shr;,opAssc Rio 1c
y WITH ccss ,. TO Aymar Co. n as nrana d. Ion
Bark zngarcla Megll, Vera Cruz 20 days, with four
TsInSsn s. e; Z. ok y w,ss
rhlena Davis, sagua. 10 days, with sugar. &C. to
BARK NeSsr.nK Gibson. Cow Bay Is days, with COAL to
ins Sugar %c o sre son Co.
irg slromness (Br Hoy Kingston. ia 20 days, with
ris Milo tBi townsend Montego Bay. Ja 70 days. with
s iondoiier tRr Crane Old Harbor ia, % days, with
logvood &c, TO solomon Co.
v'ssas SIisp RousSo" june s. Morton
Bril- Mercedes tBr, Krahl, cienfaegos. !. days; with
sugarto Fowler iowa Picked at eight bales OF
BnsAle1 Nniken tBr). nm. cienfuegCs. II days with
Ne gak split and lost sails and deck load OF molasses
sugar. II De Dew Vol r.; co. S'A''' o''"'S''
Brig Pierce lBr Ryder Trinidad, Cuba, % days, with
Brig Nlencia small. Neuvitas IA days. with molasses, TO
Brig J,let Clark Frcethy, Neuvitas II days. with mo-
lasses, tdThompson Hunter -
| gar, to Murray Ferris 4 Go.
Brig kennedy Duncan, Remedies II days. with sugar
Brig O loring, Pinkham sagua, days. with sugar. to
Brig Daid owen Chadbourne sagua, DAYS, with sugar
Brig 4 Kennedy lof Por,landD. MerrIman sagua. Il
Brig stewart. Holland sagus, days. with sugar.
Brig Crosby (of Porand), Crosby. Bridgeport CB.
days with coal. to Brett Son Co. June q, on Cape
c.nso sess brig George Prescott from bridgeport cB
Brig cap (Br, Carroll clace Bay u days. with coal to
brig Axiom sawyer Bangor rs day. with lumber.
sehr JOIN Rose, Howell Demcraa, days. with sugar,
schr Etrslade, ,Urann. MirasOane, "A days. with log
saf Morse Bradford Galveston, IS days. with cot
scSr Josphine 8 knowles Scott savannah, 8 days
Schr Anik Hol.on. Field. Beaufort, Nc, days.
schr Hiionsman. wisharl. Virginia
schr LaniF = pnrfse iiuatiey' ,.eorseto 9s DC.
schr ! buckingham Lewis. Portland, CT.
schr IHal. Lawrence Portland CT
schr + AEllott Baker. Eondout for Providence.
Wind sinset sw, light.
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fully invited attend the funeral from the residence
Of her mother. No 90 orchard street. this Monday
afternoon, at two o'clock.
Cincinnati, o., papers please copy
PARKER--0n Sunday June so, after long ana pain
fui illness RICHARD PARKER In the 9Th year OF ms age
fully invited to attend the funeral, from his late resi-
denee No. 12s First avenue, this Monday afternoon, at
RErLLY.-on Sunday morning June 30, after long
and painful illness which she bore with Christian fort-
tude CArHARIsE NJ. widow OF John Reilly, native OF
Crodromon, county Longord Ireland In the 6lst year
Of her age
The relatives and friends Of the family also those Of
her daughter Mary Frances Reilly are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral from her late residence No
% Bayard street. Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
soaRAM-suddsnly, on Friday, June 20. at Newburg,
The funeral will take place this Monday afternoon at
haipast two O'Clock from the residence OF his parents
in Newburg.
scHuxASs-On Sunday, June 80, HENRY A. soauxAss,
son OF Henry A. Schumann. aged years
The funeral will take place from the residence OF his
father 13 Mulberry street. this Monday afternoon, at
two O'Clock The remains will be taken to Calvary
Cemetery for interment
sORAsros-On saturday morning. June 20, Of scarlet
fever KATE EMMA only daughter Of Samuel o. and Ham
nah NJ Scranton, aged years and months
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the residence OF her
parents. 203 Anse street. Brooklyn, +. ID.
ssw Havs9 and anr g % psass copy
eldest son OF John and Mary sidman. aged years.
Notice of funeral in Tuesdays papers.
VAsDERBEcK Saturday, June 20 JOHN j. VAN
DKRBEcK. youngest of Herman r. aud Catharine
Vanderbeck in the I'D year of his age
We miss thee thy home, John,
We miss thee from thy place;
Oh life will bs dark without
The sunshine Of thy face.
The friends and acquainances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence No 40S
West sixteenth street. this Monday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further notice.
WmuAMs.-At Railway, N j., on Saturday afternoon,
June 90 FANNIE H., daughterof George Williams, Esq.
aged 16 years
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funeral Tuesday afternoon ut three O'Clock, from
the residence Of her parents
Philadelphia papers please copy.
YOuNIE-On Saturday juno 20, JAMES YoUNE, in the
5Sth year of his age.
The relatives aud friends of the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. II Nevns street, Brooklyn this (Monday)
afternoon al three O'clock
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sAsuA june ls-In por. barn Miane oordon for NYork

sAsuA June is-Iu port Minnie Gordon. for Nyork
Krscsros ia June lsIn port bark Banshss for NYOrk
ldg; schr Champion, for do do. .
Cleared 18th. Imperial, smith, San Francisco.
osoo S,a .s asppo ar Keaa oS San Francisco
LEGHoRN, June l2-sailed. Alex Mel Andrews. Phadel
PILL.u, June la-Arnyed Hldsgard, wiOsberg, Nyork
TARkAGosA, June l3Arrived, Ebe. Bartolomeo. NYork
American Ports.
BOSTON June 90 AM-Arrived. steamer Oriental Snow.
New Orleans; bark Parary tPort catral 81 Mlchaels;
Syrs: Eosssst Gardner. FhiiadeipSis; siei.on
Heroine, Nickersou. rarrasona Western
sesa a s' Mr. s cpos
as1ss5y Scott Union Island Ga; jones' a00dspesd
sailed this forenoon, wind NNE-Brig Meteor
bark Remedies. Log brig
schr John Croker New Orleans River Queen Pensacola
Bciow-Brgs q N Tinker. from GbAra; Annie. from Ha-
CHARLESTON. juno so-Arrved, steamship B souder
,PHIIADELPHIA, june %. AM-Arrlyed, bark Victoria
!maml Heenper. Nyork brig Cheyot tBr, Whitney, Ma
feverins Gorson Boston shndsr Lee Do asw.tha.
sans os s k% Wave VIZ Ss rA 4ssas
streaher Van Glider Alaridse soblpsSn = Allen;
Elmer Haley Boston A Oohn Brewer. Maiden; Charm,
way Haley Portsmouth; Il Sayio somsrs. weymouth;
3oth-Arrived. steamer Saxon. Boston; ship westmore.
Gottenburg.
Bclow-Bark Warrior, from London.
LEwEs. Del, June 49, AM-The following vessels from
Phiadelphia went to sea yesterday BARK Powhaan for
Matanzas briggs Anna for st Thomas Prince Alfred for
Jamaica: Clyde, for st John, NIB Harriet Amelia. for
Barbados schr Virginia. for do Schrs Sarah Purve from
Georgetown for Cohasset Cordela Newkrk from Phila
delphia for Commercial Point Alquzar from virginia for
Ihomaston and Hattie from Philadelphia for Belfast Me-
at the Breakwater yesterday and in company with the
fleet before reported about lbs SAIL went TO during last
night.
PORTLAND. June 2s--Arrived steamer Corwn, Key
West via Port Royal barks Dirigo, Blair Cadz; Eliza
White, Look, Grand Turk IT, steamer Dirigo, Sherwood
NYork
Cleared-Brig Hyperion Simonton, Inagua
Saied-Bark Roberts; orig Gipsey Queen schrs 9
Young Hattie Ross, and others
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The market for wheat was dull and uominally &c. Toe.
There buyers the reduction and market
S ins % so os n ~srs s s
GeSrsia and 81 IS for No Chicago The corn market
sisted sImSs, entirely y 3, and
:s :ssy xssSS s:s
buyer: that iaurs but little demand for ea.
sS sss: @ 8 os sa "
no. " fer sS r.rs 1s@ a .a ss q for
lower Western st the close being quoted 7sc a7sc The
% Tor 20 arrive $50 for Ohio and
malt as I'D !: 80 as' ss
ssl so S
spa Pc. sos ss S.s sass.e 1 RE: ard
At as Cd per go lbs For syre per steamer 20 bales cot
steamer hSds do at IS: and % ercss DO al U.s. To Bre
:. Z: % and per Union go
now in Boston, from st Lawrence Bristol channel
sa% Brsms and BRUSH brig co., bis i.' 70
Porto "s Rice and back on pSiv va,s term.
GuSsr Bags ruled dun and nominal We quote zoe,
ping and 81 ~ s. 20 re se'' Tor snip
Hors in moderate demand and steady 5oc 7oc
with sales OF ~ bales within the range.
HExr..An kinds were neglected. Manila was quoted
oLAssEs continued heavy under liberal offerings and
the light demand The only sale we heard Of - hhds
NAVAL srorKsspiri,s rurpsnne opened steady pre-
OF 10 bbs in lots at Gle Resins were in light request
but prices auosby changed; the sales GDJ
S7c for pale Tar was hrn with sales OF 40 bbs Wash
0IL-Linseed dull at 81 ~ in casks and 81 20 in
bbs Fish oils were steady at previous prices Other kinds
rrovis,osaecsip.s. ss bbs lard and s. packages cut
Nearly all the sales 81 for The sales
mess So . FOR old do. ssl lax ssi 70 prime
mess dnd Sis Is for prime for futurc delivery the sales
o August al both "csr. option Beef Was
active but Tho stock hight. Sales 100 bbs
plain do hsms dull at s3s 20 $50 So fierce
beef neglected. Cut ia moderate request at
Tor hams 's and SIZE oc sor shoulders Bacon
continued .nrn: the demand: however. light
clear, l0c for Cumberland cut loc for long
ham. and short ribbed on private terms The lard market
mand moderately active; sales l.l0O bbs at liic.
!2c Butter without decided change We quote State
export demand z. &C. ls'sc, as 10 quality.
restricted TO extent by the high demanded
Inc sss reported Of Sol. ps s an pal bulk M
July &c Bonded rather steady and hrm at 2s
sac FOR STANDARD whs We heard Of sale. 81 co IBIS
prime white at e6c; 1850 gallons standard whe In tins
BE- and 5000 SALONS DO n tins on privsie terns In Phil
July to December. at &c.
Ricx.--carons quoted at lsc. IKE, with small
suoAn.-The market for continued active and firm.
Fair 70 gscd rsn,s was Quoted far s AZ. 1se sales
l3c for Po-to Rico also 100 boxes at c 3c; refined
White sop .o sna yellow @ FOR
standard hards IL Is generally undestood that renners
w KINDS ~eSo d and IN ho sseocs o
prices were nominal
So.s by q. ias se :sso aeoSS S. grease At TO-
IN fair demand at steady prices sales 1000
wa,ssKr Receipts sss bbs Tn. m,rke, was DUH and
prices irregular. We quote Western In bond 5c soc
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


BUSGAy-BafcKNAy.-Iu this city, Sunday, June,
30 by Rev. John = Inskp, GEORGE W. BuSGAY, Jr, "
ANNA J. BRicKMAS all OF this city.
CRoCKER-FALEs-At Bristol, r. l., on Thursday,
June 81 at ST. Mchaels church, by the Rev. wr Locke
Mr. CHARLES G. CRoCEER, OF Boston. 10 Miss CARO- s.,
second daughter Of the late William Fales, Esq, OF
Bristol.
RosE-CoRSELL. Wednesday. June 20, by the Rev
H. C. Clover BEyJAMIy RosE, OF Flora FAIL TO HANNAH
". CORNELL, daughter OF Samuel Cornell Brooklyn
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Tuesday, June IS. at ST.
Johns church, Stamford, Conn., by the Rev. W. Tat
lock, EDw ARD NJ WRIGHT United States Ordnance corps
10 MARY L., daughter OF Joseph Ketchum.
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ship II Tucker Cark. from Liverpool for Philadelphia
June Is lat 10, lon Ia
Brig arrs Ponce. Pr. standing ~ June IS lat 81
90, no Ion.
Foreign Ports.
ARRoyo, PR. June 3-fn por, brig Lizzie Daniels for
Baltimore, ldg
BoEprAux. Janc-ssied from Royan i5rh France Men.
que. Ducassc. New orleans.
BARcsLosA. Juns i5-Arrivcd, Sofa, Garisa. New Or.
leans.
BATAVIA. April 29-sailcd Borneo. Mathews, singapore
.CAspiEr, June L-sailed. 0arbaldi Atwood, Siork;
Hyack, Robinson, nosion.
..tsossrspr. june l2Arnved, Joshua Loring Lorips,
New Orleans
CApIE. juno is--sAlcd, Goodwin, Conn. NYork.
DrsL, June ls-Arrived, Annetta. Henderson, London
land aid for NYork.
on South Foreanh date. bark Glasgow, Crane. from
Philadelphia for Bremen.
DrsrfapA, June i2-in port bark chsntcieer for New
York via Nayassa, schr Anna Whiting, for do.
HAwBvRe, June iiArrived. Mary Frances. Thomas Ba.
ker's Island.
sailed 18th. Shakespeare, Boyscn, Nyork.
Sailed from Curhaven 18TH Teuona (s Bardua, NYork.
=, HAvRE, June is-SAsd, Polar STAR Rich. Newcastle end
United States
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Government securities wore quoted on each Saturday
Of the past four weeks as follows
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY. June 29-6P. M.
CoPFER.-Ro ruled firm at the chronccd in our
last The demand, which was partly speculative continued
actve but the transactions kept private usual We
credbly informed that the sales the week not
made public will amount to about 500 bags. Other
criptions duh,
CorToN-The market was moderately active, but previous
prices were fully sustained The demand chiefly from
Sales ball We ON
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FLOUR AND GRAINReceipts, 5u86 bbls four III do and
$50 sacks meal 80 bushels corn 26l9
$50 do malt The market for -four opened dull aud heavy
and under TO realize certain grades
clined from 5c to SIC per bbl and difficult at
the reduction Old Hour almost saleabe California
was less active but prices were not essentially lower The
sales (inluding CaliforHi 70cU bbls quota.
For southern -four the market ruled heavy, though
prices not quoiabIy lower. bbls The de-.
mand for flour moderate at unchanged prices
note sales OF 3U bills, az So 30 s. IS Corn
scarcely firm with light demand. sales bbls at
So 50 for CITY, SO for Fairfax and Brsndywnc IS rs
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Marine pIsusters.

BRrc MsPsRE OF Philadelphia. parted her chains In
Ne gale Jun, ~ and went ashore on rybee Island.
MISSING vfssrt-GroeEocx June lS-Thc Grand Trianon
belonging tow 5 Lshm,n Esq Newcastle Tyne left
the "a Of February last with OF teak
wook aaorany bound for Queenstown for orders
of Fruary she spoken OF Cuba by the brig
Hartley all we'll which timc however nothing has
been her and the belief that sho has been
aud the perished.
Miscellaneous.
The following tabls the vessels in Oh
harbors OF New York, Boston. Philadelphia Charleston
Savannah Mobile, New Orleans and Galveston, at the
latest accounts from each OF those ports:-
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dry goods entered at the port and thrown on the market
January of this year and for the corresponding
period in 1865 and 1866
Weak ending June H. June 81 June Is.
Dry goods. S5-J,oSo Si,ooasoS Sl,iooi ioo
General merchandise 4,07O ia 4,3l.l23 $685. $50
Total for the week $780, 500 S6.356.ll2 $4.37l547
The imports of dry goods for the week and since jan
uary compare as follows
Fbr the tresk. 1855. 1866. 1857.
Entered at port 81. $40 1872 $127s,77s $1,l3s 165
Thrown on market l,704.S02 l,66SH7 l006472
Entered at port %, 22s157 Gs3Ol,es1 45,752 s21
Thrown on market q, s24,653 64,2Sl,776 l9.77007l
Annexed comparative statement showing the ship
mens OF specie from this port last woek and during the
year TO date together with those for the corresponding
periods in 1865 and ls66-
Twenty sixth week.. $780, 30 3650,5H 81, l40,098
Previously reported. IT. Sss,627 564 23455564
Total QSs Ola sac 138 S24 SOS 662