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The New York herald., 1869-05-26

UcTIoN NOTICE. NJ TAYLoR, AycT1oSEER.
Drawing Room Suits, Paintings, sveIpate and
costly Works OF Art Public auction, this day lwednes
day. the elegant brown stone mansion 81 West Feen!h
o'clock. Drawing Room sus-Covered crimson, gold, blue
gold brocate of the richest description Window Curtains
mnraueterie Cabinets Tables Velvet. Me-
daion Carpets Pier Mantel Mirrors Paintings by eminent
rosewood Pianoforie Lace Curtains 5j0 volumes
choice Books, rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureaus Bed
seads, Wardrobes, Commodes suite, style Louis XIV
Hair Spring Mattresses Bedding Dining Room Tables Buff
fet; elegant Sets Ruby Crystal Glassware Silver Casors
Tureens, salves Dinner Tea Service Table Cutlery The
The furnished nonhs peremptory
Parties wishing attend this sale Fifth stages
Sixth
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
SALES AT AUCTION.

u HATHEwAY, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAYa
~. at 1o o'cloc at 80 yessy street, large assoment a.
Liquors, Wines Cigars Fruits, damaged Teas, GSocans
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

DY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIoNEER sALEsRooM,
ID No. Corandt street; Art Gallery, s15 broadway
MINER BARKER will sell Friday, May q, at II
O'Clock their saesroom No. Cortand street, collection
OF modern OH Paintings by French, German American
artists, exhibition
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
COUNTI,Y mann.

| C,TATEN ISLAND-FIRsT CLASS BOARD CAN BE
~ obtained In German private within eight min
ues' walk from first anding whitehall ferry hrst house In
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
LARGE AND pEREMpToRY AUCTION SALE q

A LARGE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF
N magnificent Household Furniture, Carpets &C., &C.,
most of which are perfect order having been bu: little
Wednesday, May the entire elegant Furniture contain
large brown 1876 East Nineteenth
commencing 1915 O'Clock precisely, consisting of
elegant rosewood seven octave Pianofoe, magnihcen.
French satin brocate and Centre Tables,
&C. variety of superb Bedroom Furniture, IN
fine carved walnut pure horse hair Mattresses, &c.
fine Dining Room Furniture, Tableware, &c. Full parcu
lars In catalogues .B-sale positive and without reserve
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

1EA FINE OLD OIL PAINTINGS. ALSO two
lou Pianos TO be sold by auction, at BOGERTS Auction
Room, Of Frankfort and William Streets this day
IL O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A UCTION sALE-oF FOUR HANDSOME TWO STORY
IA and Basement Houses Monday May 81 in. the most
desirable part OF Hudson City convenient e horse cars and
fnshed gentee family; vesibule and sliding
marble mantes eornices &C. worthy the attention OF those
and examine Inquire of owner, HENRY EvESSON, cor
Montgomery and Zabske street. Cars at Hobo
ken ferry.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
pY NJ. DOUGHTY, AuCTIONEER.
ID PEREMPTORY SALE OF PARLOR SUITS,
CHAMBER SUITS MIRRORS. BOOKCASES,

NJ. DOUGHTY viii sell this day, May &c. at 1917 O'clock the
entire stock of Cabinet Furniture contained IN the
13 Fulton street. Nassau Paror and Chant
Suits, Lounges, Centre Tables, Mirrors Hair Mattresses
Wardrobes Paror Desks Library Tables and SUITS Book
gik Walnut Chamber Suit, with Stauary marble top
richly carved andfnshed Walnut Extension Tables Side
boards. &C. Sale perempiory. Gods packed and shipped
the premises.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

MORRIS WILKINS, AUcTIoNEER.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE MIR
RoRs, OIL PAINTINGS, CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER
PLATED WARE, CHANDELIERS AND FIXTURES,
CARPETS, &c.
z. H. LUDLOW CO.. will sell by auction, Thursdays
May o. 1862 II O'clock No. 20 East Fifteenth street, be-
tween Fifth and Union all the Furnure OF
said house. carved rosewood Paror SUITS n satin brocat
elegantly carved rosewood marble
top and Fancy Tables walnut Escresore very nne
plate, Pier and Mante mirrors and Cornicea rcn
Damask Lace Curtains Turkish Lounges and Easy
Chairs and elegant antei Ornar
mcns Extension Table, Buffet. Dining Chair,
rosewood and walnut French Bedstead Dressing
Washsand spring and hair Mattresses Bolsters and P.
lows Blankets Sheets China Glass and Silver Plated Ware,
rich Moque Velvet AMI Brussels Carpets Ocohs, all the
Gas Fixtures, assortment OF Kitchen Utensils, &c,
Also iron Safe large on Painting. "Andromeda several
original Oil Paintings, fine Engravngs Pasels, &C. The
house open inspection Wednesday, 26h from IL TO
O'clock by permit which with catalogue may DO had At the
auctioneers Office No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

CLIFTON SPRINGS HOTEL AND AIR CURE. lCoM
~ bines with Water Treatment This extensive and mag
located directly the Auburn branch
of the New York Central Railroad midway between Syracuse
Rochester, will opened reception OF pleasure
seekers and nvads the 9Th OF June. Terms or Board
SO day T2 to a8 week. children aud servants half
price, subject to contract for four months at reduced rates.
ABbOr CLEVELAND, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
A e. NICHOLS 4 CO., AUCTIONEERS.
IA Magnificent Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood ~ octave Pianoforte,
Works of Art Bronzes Paintings, Vases, statuAry,
MAGNIFICENT satin brocatcl Parlor Suits,

Works Of Art, Bronzes. Paintings, Vases, statuAry,
Magnificent satin brocatel Parlor Suits,
Velvet, Brussels, Medallion Carpets,
At public auction this wednesday, morning, May 2 at II
O'Clock precisely al elegant residence ls
West Twenysxh street, between Sixth and Seventh
Parlor Suits with the richest description OF
and gold and crimson and gold satin brocae Curtains
70 mach French Cabinets Bois de Rose gildsd Chars
Figures, Clocks Painting China and Antique Vases; Lace
Curtains Turkish Chairs Lounges French plate Pier and
Mantel Mirrors, rosewood Pianofore, Stool and Cover
rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Bedseads, Bureaus,
ding, Linen Blankets. Sheets Sofas Lounges Chairs,
case Writing Desk, corner Etageres Dining Suit covered
with green reps; sideboard, Extension Table l2 Dining
Chairs, French China Tea and Dinner sets, Silver
Tea and Coffee Sets Casters Butter Dishes, Ice Pitchers
Spoons Forks Cut Glass and Crystal Ware ivory Table
Cutlery, &C. Sale positive rain shine
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

"A Suits, Brussels and Ingram Carpets and general as
sorment of Household Furniture, by COLE L MURPHY,
sl Fulton street, Brooklyn Wednesday, May 26, a, l05
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

DOBERT soMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER, 81 NASSAU
sysst and 81 Rf.h III, .Ssnue s
and Wednesday, May 70 and 2e at O'Clock each day, g
Figures Groups, marble Stauay, Pedesas vassi
OF all Sizes from inches feet high, IN alto
aud reiievo Hcrcuaneum Urns, StaucsQ
Of classical and historical snbects Mosaic Table Card Re-
cal Ornaments received from Europe and sold whov
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

-F O. BuRNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
N. Expreas 1s West Eleventh street, sxth
Spring wagons moving families: city or country Pisnoforss
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

DAwNBROKER'S sALE.-R FIELD, AUCTIONEKR,
4s7 Pearl street. corner City Hall place. will SELL this
At i O'clock 500 lots Of women. Coshng conRrsps 80
Coaks, Remnants UnderlothinS, Boots, Shoes, &c Also
O'clock large lot Of Catholic Bibles spd other vAuf
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

DY PHILIP LEVY, ,AUCTroNEER.--oILP PAINTINGS
ID Superb collection OF choice Works OF hrt by eminent
artists ;aalogue this drv and morrow Nav % and
27, ssts Saesrvotn So Nassau commencing oS
o'clock A.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

I,Y J. W. CAMPBELL JR-, AUCTIoNEER.
ID CAMPBELL a co. will sell on Friday entire elegant
Furniture OF private residence Tenth street. Full parc
lars day Of sale. Catalogue at house.
CAMPBELL, JR., Salesman
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

n II. PIERSON, AUCTIONEER.
". By JOHN @. PERZEL CO.,
Store ll3 Pearl street Hanover sluars)s
Friday, May 28,
Al IL o'clock, at the Navy Yard Brooklyn.
(By order Of Rear Admiral s. w. Godon commanding,
Junk-l00, 600 lbs. Hemp and Manila Junk.
Hemp Rope-25,C00 lbs. Hemp Rope
Manila Rope-50.000 lbs. Manila Hope.
Clippings-l5,000 lbs. Canvas Clppngs
Chains-S4,000 Chains, assorted Sizes
Gum Hose-5 600 feet Gum Leading and Suction Hose.
Also Furniture, Ac, as
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

I,YJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR, AuCTIoNEER.-CAMPBELL
II CO., will sell Thursday 2h, hrst class black walnut
Frurss Furniture and stock OF Confectionery and Gre
csoon. More full particulars.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

COLLEGE HILL HOTEL, POU0HKEEPSIE, N. "
~ This resort emnence 800 feet above the
river, always aGording delightful breeze and beautiful
scenery, VIII open June /.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A ue. HyNARp,s FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex.
prss ONCE % and so Rank street. near Blsecker Frs.
class storage furniture packed shipped, moved In
city country short reasonable or
dsrsby post promptly attended TO.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL AT
"A. public auction Thursday, May "a, the private
residence GA Eighth avenue at O'clock the entire stock
of Household Furniture, consisting of black walnut and
Suits, Bedroom Furniture Bedding Brussels and
Ingram Carpets Tables Chairs Glassware Crockery Cook
ing Utensils. &C. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

WIN; Writers, AucTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY, At
two o'clock, at 454 Canal street. Paror Suits, In rich
coverng French Plate OVAL Pier and other Mirrors Paint
ngs and Engravng Lace and Brocae Curtans gas Cham
dces Secretary Bookcase Library do Centre and Exten
sion Tables, black walnut, mahosany, rosewood and
enamelled Chamber Suits Hair and other Mattresses
Feather Beds, Table and Bed Linen, wardrobes Lounges
Easy Rocking and other Chairs Chna Class Silver Ware
40 to 30 fine second hand Carpets Ocots 500 pai
OF Window Shades Billiard Table. Goods packed and
cost $780,
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

RoARD.--PTCToN HOUSE, NASSAU STREET, BE
ID tween Washington and Adams streets, Brooklyn mos
pleasant location five minutes from Fulton
Wall ferries; large handsome Rooms with first class
Board. House contains all modern improvements, In
thorough order and newly furnished.
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FRANCE.
The s.Rnppep, WarmIy Rnps the Emnire.


Among the many indictments made by the
French Liberal journals against the Empire and
Napoleon especially one OF the biterest is from the
RdPpe the spirit Of which may be gathered from the
following passages:-
eyes, gentlemen, the Empire can be liberal! What
do say? IL is, and ever has beenl
paris, France, Europe-the whole world is fun OF
its liberalites TO France it has given government
which is strong and dear
to all taxpayers a government which swallows up
annually 2,4oOOOOOCO as it were glass Of water,
and yet gets into debt.
at has given us Privy Council, and to each men,
ber OF this Privy Council 1t gives 100000 francs. IL
has provided us with Conservative Senate, ana to
each member Of the Senate IL gives 10000 francs To
each member OF the Imperial family 1t gives annui-
ties, and this family by the blessing OF Providence
Is numerous To all young, strong, and healthy
FrenChmen II has given Chassepots besides board
and lodging, during nine years and half I'm bar
racks. TO the clergy IL has given the Pantheon the
upper hand in primary education, and the almost
exclusive privilege OF instructing our daughters !;
and besides, since 1852 sum OF about S00,000,000
for the estimates Of public worship;
Ut gave us the Crlmean war, which cost l,34S O00-
OOO II gave us the Italian war, which cost 31S000,-
OOO IL gave us the occupation OF Rome, which has
going TO China, TO COchin-China, TO Japan-pleasure
which created Comte de Palikao, and cost 2920OO,
600 ~ gave US the Syrian campaign, which cost
2O,OOO00O II gave us the Mexican expedition, which
cost l,OOO,O 900, or thereabouts.
'To-day 1t gives us peace; but as peace is lnyalua-
bic and cannot be too highly paid, 1t takes from us
1900 men, and every year 500 0O0 900 to 900 600
in the army and navy estimates.
"Out of France 1t has given Italy 20 Victor En-
manuel, ana Victor Emmanuel TO Prussia To the
Pope 1t has given millions of money and gensdarnes.
To nj. de Blsmark Il has given Germany and the
gauge OF lts political foresight In the East IL has
given influence TO Russia TO Mexico 1t has gwen
the blood OF thousands Of Frenchmen, an emperor,
and that emperor TO JuareZ. TO the United States
il has given hatred TO France and prepOnderating
influence wherever on the other side OF the Atlantic,
France was once beloved, listened to- and hoped
for.
eyes, gentlemen, the empire can be liberal 1t
s IL always has been, and the proof s that without
reckoning deficit OF 2,OOO,0OO,OO0 1t has spent in
fourteen years 2e 969 1852 996 francs 9a Centlmegn
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Affairs in the Mining RegiOn-The
Golfers to Resume Work
Their Demands for In
creased Wages Par
TALLY Acceded to.
Murder Trials in the West
Memphis to Send Out a Fill
clustering Expedition to
Cuba-Affairs on the
Pacific Coast.
FROM THE STATE.

upon which they will Resume Work.
Special Despatch TO The EUening Telegraph.
WILKEsBARRE, June "a general council of
the miners was held at Tamaqua yesterday, but
their action has not been made public The
general impression is that the miners will re-
sumo work at the same rate as when they left
off, on the basis of fixed price of coal at this
and all other points. A committee of miners
yesterday had a consultation with Messrs. Par
rish, Swoyer, Stckney and Others prominent
coal operators. 1t was agreed that work should
be resumed provided the General Council would
acquiesce. What the General Council will do is
as yet matter of conjecture. The understand
ing at the consultation was that the miners
should receive ten per cent. advance, twelve
and a half being the advance heretofore claimed.
The Pennsylvania Coal Company at Pittston
are still at work, and are shipping about 1000
tons per day. The miners at this place will hold
a meeting tonight, at which it will be deter
mined whether or not they will resume work.
Everything is very quiet, business of all de-
scnptons being seriously affected by the pro-
longed strike.
Inccndiarism in Altoona.
ALTOONA, June 9.-Numerous incendary
fires have occurred in this city during the past
year. the last being the lumber yard of d. 81 G.
Moore, on Saturday morning last. Develop
ments made by Pinkerton's Detective Agency
show that the incendaries were young men
connected with one of our fire companies, and
several arrests have been made. Thomas A.
Beale, better known as Farmer Beale and
Charles Pressel were last evening brought before
the Mayor two distinct charges. Both
acknowledged their guilt, and were committed
to iail
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Philadelphia TEade Report.

WEDNESDAY, June 9.-There is no inquiry for
Shipment and the home consumers operate with
great caut tOn. About 600 barrels were taken in lots
at s5@5bO for superfne; s575@6 for extras; S6a65O
for Iowa, Wisconsin, and Minnesota extra family:
s7@S for Ohio do. do S6@7 for Pennsylvania do do
and ss'75@1O5O for fancy brands, according to
quality. Rye Flour sells at s6'75.
There is very little prime Wheat here and this ia
the only description for which there is any inquiry
sales OF 5000 bushels red at 81 30@1 40 1000 bushels
California on secret terms amber at 81 4591 60; and
white at s160@1S so. Rye ranges from 81 80 to 81 38
for Western and New York Corn is active at higher
rates. Sales Of yellow at 92c. and Western mixed
at S4@SSc, the latter rate for high mixed Oats are
steady with sales of Western at 73975c and South
ern and Pennsylvania at 500170c.
Barley and Malt are dull and nominal
Bark is steady az s52 @ ton for No 1 Quereitron.
Seeds-Prices OF ClOverseed and Timothy are
nominal. FlaXseed is wanted by the crushers at
s2TO@215.
Whisky is inactive. Sales at s5c@sl . gallon, tax
paid.
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Inccndinris,n i'm AItoona.
FROM THE WEST.
Despatch to The EUeni'g Telegraph.
Our Minister to Ecundo


Our Minister to Ecuador.
MEMPHIS, June 9.-Hon. David A. Num-,
Minister to Ecuador, has received leave of alb
sence from the State Department until Decem-
Der, and will not take his departure until after
that time.
Filibustering.
Rumor says there is company of young men
being organized to aid the Cuban insurgents
Sentenced to be Hung.
James Warner, found guilty of the murder of
Mrs. Stonger, last winter, at Little Rock, was
sentenced to be hung on the 9th of July, by the
Criminal Court of this city, few days since.
Scrip Declared Illegal.
The Supreme Court of Arkansas has decided
that scrip issued by the city of Little Rock is
illegal and void. The amount already issued
exceeds $4,000.
Government Seizures.
The United States Collector on Monday seized
n small distillery in the lower part of the city for
evadng the revenue laws.
The Mcconnell Murder Gase-The Prisoner
Despatch to The EUening Telegraph.
JACKSONVILLE, ILL.,, June 9.-The closing hours
of the Mcconnell murder trial were marked with
intense interest. The feeling yesterday was
that the prosecution had failed to make out its
case, and there was strong sympathy mani
tested in favor of Robinson. The closing for the
prosecution was delegated to Isaac D. Morrison.
The case was given to the jury at 12 o'clock
yesterday, and at 215 o'clock P. NJ. they re-
turned a verdict of not guilty. The result was
hailed with joy by the multitude.
The Methodist Lay Delegates.
CLEVELAND, June 9.--The vote on the admis-
sion of lay delegates to conventions of the
Methodist Church has resulted in the affirmative
by large majority.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE..
OFFICE OF THE EVENING TELEaRAPH,(
AA.l..a-.l... L.. n n


Wednesday, June 9, 1869. !
Money, though abundant and ample for all de-
mands, is not quite so easy to-day, and the demand
is more active. AS a consequences the rates are
quite firm, but without essential change. In the
New YORK market there are unmstakable symptoms
OF approaching striLgency which variously
attributed to Western shipments OF currency to the
accumulations in the National Treasury, and the
locking up process of the Wall street operators
Probably all these causes enter less into the
result and 1t is to be hoped that Secretary Boutwell,
Will quickly dispose OF the surplus in his hands and
thus checkmate the cllques who now using him
TO bear the market by making money scarce and
dear II these two scauses are promptly removed,
the other will produce little effect the market for
the present at least.
Call loans continue at per cent, and discounts at
Cos per cent. for prime paper.
Governments are quite strong but not active. Gold
opened at 1891, but subsequently fell of n. The
premium at 12 NJ. was 1895. ~ .
There was firm feeling in the Stock market and
with sales OF the War Loan at l02% City skies sold
at 100 "a look FOR the issues.
The bulk OF the transactions were of PHILADELPHIA.
and Erie Railroad, which advanced and sold ut 32zS
dg83, b. o.; Reading Railroad improved, selling at
49A pennsylvania Railroad was taken at 81 LC957A;
Central Railroad at 49,
Canal stocks were in good demand, but the sales
were unimportant 8614 was freely bid for Lehigh
Navigation and 20 for Schuylkill Navigation pre-
ferred
Canal and Bank shares were neglected
In Passenger Railway stocks the only transaction
was in Second and Third which sold at 49, ; 1917
was offered for Thirteenth and Fifteenth; 2I for
Spruce and Pine; 80 for Germantown; and 70 for
HestOnYille.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK EXCHANGE SALES r.
RepOrted nv De Haven A. Rro No An = Third Gtraat
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FROM THE P.ACIFIC COAST
ArrivnI of Senntor CasserIY.


SAN Francisco, June S.-Senator Casserly
arrived last night and on landing from the boat
was received by the Democratic clubs and
escorted to the hotel where he made brief
speech, thanking his friends for the honor con-
feTed.
japanese CaIOnists.
The colony of japanese which recently arrived
here have purchased land in Eldorado county,
and they express themselves as pleased at the
location suited for the culture of tea and silk
which they contemplate.
State Tide Lands.
The three days sale of the State tide lands
within the city limits realized $3OOOOO.
Halleck.
Major-General Halleck and staff leave for
Louisville, overland, tomorrow.
Mining News.
The Savage Mining Company has declared a
dividend of SS a share, payable on the 11th in
slant. The Adelphi Mining Company has levied
an assessment of So per share, which becomes
delinquent July 3.
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THE EUROPE.AN MARKETS.
This Mornings Quotations.

By Atlantic Gable.
LONDON, June "a. M-Consols for money, 92S
for account 90s/ United States Fiyetwentles, sO&.
Erie Railroad, 1ss{; Illinois Central, a. ,,,
LIVERPOOL June "a. M,Cotton VP9lia P9ii qu,et to
The sales to-day are estimated at lOOoo pales me
shipment OF cotton from Bombay up 10 @ Ge an o IN
stant according 10 Reuters Veiosi"iA' was oo'oOO
IoSpoS. June ga M-Linseed oil, e3l 1Os.
This Afternoons Quotations.
ToNnoN June 9-P. MI. 3. FlVe-tWenues, SOY.
stocEs steady: Illinois Central, 94l4
LIVERPOOL June 9-P. M.-Corn, 2Is. 3D. Cheese,
1'I HAyRE' IRE June 9.-Cotton opens quiet but steady
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
For additional Marine Ee.0s see Inside PAGES.
lay TELEGRAPH.l

SAN FRANCISCO June Cleared, ship Ellen Goodspeed
for Baker Island via Honolulu ship Colony MendO-
cino and ship Altoniark for Burrardenlet
NEW YORK, June 9.-Arrived, steamships Columbia,
from Glasgow GeTmana, from southampton; Palmyra,
from Liverpool; and Henry Chauncey. from Aspinwall.
(E3y Atlantic Cabe)
soUTIIAMPToN, June 8. - Arrived, steamship Hansa,
from New York.
BREMEN, June s,-Ariyed steamship Fulton, from New
York.
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Police Bill KILLED.

BosToN, June 9.-The Metropolitan Police
bill was killed in the Senate by vote of q to 4.
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FROM BALTIMORE.
Grnnt-Thc Steamer Balloon.
. La......... lI.I.-.......L

Special Despatch 10 The Euening Telegraph
BALTIMORE, June 9.-President Grant will
pass through Baltimore this evening, en route
for the examination at West Point.
The steamer Balloon, of the Peoples line,
sunk in the bay few days ago, has been raised
and brought here for repairs.
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ARRTyED THIs MORNING.

Steamer Diamond State, Webb, 10 hours from Bati-
mOre with mdse to A, Groves, Jr
Steamer Bristol, Wallace, "a hours from New York,
with mdse. TO w. =. Clyde 4 Co. ga, 49,
N G. brig Diana, Mchaeles, n days from Cardit, with
railroad iron to Pennsylvania Railroad Co-Vessel to L.
Westergaard d Go. go
schr Sibyi Reden, IA days from sombrero, with
schr Star, Crowel days from New York, with cement
schr W. Bement, Perry days from Lanes Cove, with
SeSr 0SaFm Studley days from Rookland Lake. with
ice TO Knickerbocker Ice 90 - .
Sehr Southorner Daring, days from hockland Lake,
with ice 10 Kniokerbocker ice 90,
sebr las H. Heyarin, Melvin day from Little Greek
landing with grain 20 Jas. L. Bewley & Co.
Tug Hudson Nicholson, from Baltimore, with barges
in tow 10 w. =. Clyde a 20.
Tug Chesapeake. Morrihew, from Delaware CITY with
barges in tow to W. P. Clyde a 90.
STEAMSHIP ARIEs- Messrs II. Wnsor & Co., received
the following despatch this morning
off yesterday afternoon and left in OF steamers
Minantsand Relief for Philadelphia where she arrive
this afternoon part OF her cargo IN wreong steamer
and schooner"
MEMORANDA.
Ship Iusearora Rowland, from Mobile arrived at Liv.
erpool yesterday -
Brig Rabboni, Coombs at Arroyo p, r., 26th ut for a
port north of Hatteras E T0'''-N
sehT Neptunes Bride, CrOwe hence at Savannah yea.
sehr G. O. Norris Artis hence at Charleston yesterday
sehr Truman, Gibbs, for Philadelphia sailed from
schr John II, Jackson Brown, hence. at Baltimore 7th
instant. ''A
sehr Roswell, ooPp, for Philadelphia, cleared at St.
sehr Jesse L. Leach Stephens for Baltimore was raadv
at Arroyo, +. r., 26th ult S