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Every arriving steamer is crowded with passed
gers, coubtlessly attracted to this city oy the
great State fair.
The Belle Lee. Capt. A. McGIil. leaves for
The B. L. Hodge No. 2, Capt. Boardman. leaves
for Shreveport every Friday, at p. N.
The Magenta, Capt. Hicks, leaves for st. Louis
at p. N. today. She is On independent boat.
The St. Louis Republican OF the Sd says; The
Great Republic leaves tomorrow morning for
New Orleans.
Capt. VIM. Conley has transferred the command
OF the New Orleans steamer Commonwealth 10
Capt. Tom Rogers. who, although Familiarity term
ed Old Tom.n is as young as any man.
The Golden Era left yesterday for New Orleans.
She wes without cargo, her captain finding 1t i'm
possible to secure any freight. owing to the action
OF The board Of underwriters.
II Is with regret that We learn that Capt. Alb.
Shaw, of the steamer Arkansas. was so unfort1u-
ate as TO meet with severe and painful accident,
by which the knee-psn of bis righ. leg was frsc-
the command of his boat for q shoIs time.
The following named steamers arrived since
our last:
Gov. Allen, Capt. Tobin. from Camden.
Wild Wagner, Capt. Goddin. from Natchez
Ella May, Capt Rsdovich, from Lower Coast.
Dan Able. Capt. Gross, from Baton Rouge.
Annie Wsgley. Capt. Burton. from Washington.
Towboat Kellogg and barges from st. Louis.
San Nicolas. Capt. Albert, from Lower Coast.
Lotus No. 2. Capt. King, from Lockpprt.
For manifests see marine column.
The following named steamers left port yester.
day:
Ida, Capt. -, for st. Louis. s
Thompson Deane. Capt Pepper, for st. Louis.
Gossamer, Capt. Dufour, for Bayou des CLASSES
National, Capt SiDnott. for Shreveport.
Frank Pargoud, Capt. White. for Vicksburg and
the bends.
LIZZIE TArs.-This regular Mnden packet leaves
az p. NJ. to-day. Capt @. w. Stnde commands,
and Mr. Ed. Groves has charge OF her Office.
LoTAwANYA.-This unsurpassed steamer, the
finest boat Of her class on the western waters,
leaves TO day at P. NJ, for Jefferson, Shreveport,
Grand Ecore and all way landings. Capt. James
Tucker commands, and Mr.. Jasper L. Russ has
charge Of her office.
Gov. ALLEN.-This fine passenger packet leaves
to-day at p. NJ. for Camden and all way landings.
She connects regularly with the light draft steamer
Camden. for Bayou Bartholomew, and will give
bills ladiDg for all point1 on that stream as high
up as Portland. Capt. John w. Tobin commands
the Allen, and In her Office win be found those
courteous young gentlemen. Messrs. Ryland and
Benedict.
WILD WAGNER, EXPRESS PAcKEr.-At5 P. NJ.
to-day, Capt. Goddin will back out this fine packet
for Natchez and all way landings. Messrs. II.
bsno. Poeey and Miller are her clerks.
LOUISIANA This regular packet leaves at P.
NJ. to-day for Louisville.
WELcoME-Cspt. Keeling will. at 5 O'Clock this
evening" back out this fine side wheel packet for
Camden. p. Lynch Lee presides in her office.
TAHLEQUAH.--At5 o'clock this evening" this IA
vorite steamer leaves for Camden aud all way
landings. Chas. A. Breard commands, and Mr..
Jas. Parsons Is her clerk.
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8iper anteliasnre.
STEAMERS LEAVING THIS PORT.
Weane.aay. hpril q.
or; %.s,. o,,,' ,, No y GA. oar e:

= y
The blue canopy Of heaven WAS obscured all
day yesterday by a pail Of lesd.colored clouds.
which threatened rain, yet did not carry their
threats into execution.
Since our last business ves not very lively on the
landing. the dnllness yesterday being caused,
doubtless, by the opening Of the State Fair, yet
several packets, among item the Frank Pargoud
and National, got Oh with good trips.
The officers of the Gov. Allen, Wild Wagner
and National have our thanks for favors.
The LotawanBa. Capt. Jira Tucker, leaves for
Jefferson positively at P, NJ. to-day.
The B l.. Hodge will arrive Thursday morning
and leave Friday positively. Lulu ID. will leave
Shreveport on the arrival Of the Friday weekly
packet B. L. Hodge will receive freight at post
No. l, Red River landing.
The Gov. Allen, Capt. Tohin, leaves to-day at
P. NJ. for Camden.
The Wild Wagoner Ckpt. Goddin leaves at s
p. N. 10 day FOR Natchez.
The Welcome. Can't frask Keeling, Is IN TO
leave to-day AZ p NJ. for c imden.
The Tahequah, Capt Breard, leaves for Cam.
den tbs evening at O'clock
The Lizzie Tate, Capt. .Stiude, leaves to-day at
Or. N. for Minden.
The attention Of our rehdefs is hereby called to
the card Of Capt. McGins fac passenger packet
Belle Lee.
Red River has CONNER: ed 10 decline.
Bayou Lsfourche is bank full
The lower steamboat wharf s sim In a yretched
condition. VIII II ever be repairedg
Ibis reporter won celored lady at the fair It
Odd Fellovs' Hall few lights ago, and thought il
7, , not alive tbeing made Of stone) we have had
BY telegraph we learned that the B. L. Hodge
NO. left Shreveport on time. She will arrive TO-
moro" and leave positively Friday, 9th inst, at
The Kellogg ard bsrres. from 81. Loni.
arrived yesterday with . big freight. II CON.
sisted, In part OF 1000 tons ice consigned TO the
crescent CITY Ice Company, and 81 800 bushels Of
corn. IN bulk. consigned 70 J. I. Burdesu.
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Reeeipts by RaIIroads.

N o. o 4 @ w-April 6.-s bales cotton to
] L COuret-3 do p 8 Willis DeBlanc & Beer
hhds sugar bbls sugar bbls molssses Hare
do Adams &co-26 do Lspene & Ferre-s
hide sugar G Ssbatier-2 do Won Phul Bros-ll
do Small &co-27 SKIS corn Spearing &co-2 hides
A Dncuro-l do bales moss and sundries Re-
maD-79 hides and sundries Dufoar-52 hides
NJ Levy bdl hides and sundres Saberbelle &
Gautresux.-2 bdl hides IS hides L Couret-30
hides and sundries DeBlsnc d Beer-4.bbls rice to
L Terrebonne--ll6 head stock and sundries TO or
der-Total IA bales cotton rs hhds sugar 81 bbls
moasses
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Marine SnteIIissnre.
ORxscErf OFFICE, No. IS OAxp STREET., I
Wednesday, April Z. l8d2

ORrscKxf oyrIcs. No IS OAxr srsEEf.l
Wednesday, April Z. l8d2. :
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship st Mary. Bourne, for Galveston,
q A Whitney &co
Steamship Dew Drop (Sp), Cshegas. for Havana,
in ballast, Godenbow & Kelley
Ship ATsu (Br), Locke, from Liverpool,
A Bryson
Ship Anna Camp. Drummond, for Havre,
W II Brotherhood
Bark Monlego (Br), Clsxton, for Helsinsfon. Fin
land RRDecan
schr Maud Potter (Br), Shields, for Havana,
A II DeMeza
Steamer Thompson Dean, Pepper for st Louis,
Master
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Arrived Hssserdsx.
Steamship Beaufort, Baker, from Havana via
Florida ports, TO F W Perkins &co-lst dist
Brig Aquidmick, from Maisnzas, to Chaffraix
ARsr-2d district
Bark Boripquep, Salss, from Havana, In ballast,
TO PUG Bros-lst district 38
6ehr Juanito, srcho. from Tobasco, II F Gamer
den-2d district
rowBoArs.
Wicaco, 'Averill, from the Passes-towed down
TO the bar bark Emblem. and TO sea 4th inst
brig w BurDs-brought up brig Aquidmick
and schr Marion.
eTBANBoATs.
Kellogg, Good, from st Louis with barges
Annie Wsgley, Burton, from Washington
National. SinDott, from Shreveport
Gov Allen, T0bin, from Camden
Wild Wagner, Goddin. from Nstchez
Lotus No 2. King, from Lockport
Dan Able, Gross, from Baton Rouge
San Nicolas, Albert, from Lower Coast
Louise Hopkins, from Mobile
Ella May, Radoyich, from Lower Coast
ARRIVALS AT THE NEW BASIN.
schr Relief, from Wolf River
Schr Aimee, from Fort Bayou
Scbr Sea Horse, from Pascagoula
Schr Clara, from Jordan River
Schr Mist, from Tensas River
Schr Marion, from Pascsgoua
ARRIVALS AT THE OLD BASIN.
Schr Geo Exc, from Blind River
Schr Pearl, from Bay st Louis
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Imports

TOBAsC0-schr Juanito-ss ties molasses $4,000
specie Camerden
HAVANA AND FLORIDA P0RT5-Steamshp
Besufort-534 bxs sugar l6l SKIS peas to Orders
bales cotton Hull q Briggs do Wood, Low 4
Ludwigsen-2 cases tobacco l. Naeth &co-sua-
dries 20 order
M0BHE---Sfeamer Louise-17 bales cotton to
Scott a Brs-s2 do Is bales mdse Lehman, New
esss &co-l06 SKIS peas Wood, Low q Ludwigsen
SKIS dried peaches cks Cried 0sh rs bxs eggs
and sundries TO order-Total 100 bales cotton
LlvERP00L-Bark Rosetta McNeil-l355 bars
iron BoutoD. Smith &eo---452 bxs tin plate z A
Bridge a SOM cks hardware Is bdls sheet iron
NJ kaufman AGO. cases hardware Griffin &co-
SO 400 states Davidson & Hill-73 bdls iron tubes
O'Brien Hsll-5l crates earthenwsre hhds do
5 Moore &co-3 cks hardware l case do 394
bdls iron sol bars iron Staufer, Kent &co-l25
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Cattle Market.
Orr or JEFFERSON

Orr or JEfrxRsos, April 7, 1859.
Arrived yesterday-27s Texas Beeves, 81
Calves and Yearlings. "a Hofs. Sold-49 Texas
Beeyes. 400 Calves and Yesrlings. 100 Hogs,
Mich Cows. Stock on saie,- 6l0 Texas Beeves.
14l Calves and YeariDgs, SIT Hogs, SO Sheeps and
GO Milch Cows We ouote.
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Ship Formoso, Babo. from Bordeaux Jan 27th, to
G Covaroc
Schr Marion. Leppert, IL days from Philadelphia,
toe A Fosdiok &co :
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The schooner c Colgate three masted), Van
Brunt, sailed from Mobile 18th Dec. for Liverpool,
with cargo OF cotton, and was spoken Jan. Sd,
10 lat. 24:60 long. 81, since which time she has not
been heard from.
Capt eager, Of the steamship Geo Washington,
from New York 29lh ult.. arrived last night re-
ports having passed on 3lst ult. steamship Lo-
dana, from New York for this port; on the lst
inst. steamship Liberty, from Baltimore via Ha-
vana for this port; I'd met. signaled steamship De
Soto, hence for New York via Havana; same day
passed steamship Rapidan, for this port via Ia
yana; Sd inst passed steamship Euterpe from
New York. for Galveston; same day signs!ed
steamship Gen Sedgwick; 4th inst, 205 miles from
The bar, met steamship Geo Cromwell, hence for
New York.
Capt Bustn of the dark Moss Rose, from Liver.
pool, reports having experienced very heavy
weather on the passage out. In lat As north long.
IL west, had succession Of severe gales from the
southwest, which lasted for nearly q week. On
third day Of the storm, shipped o tremendous sea-
in, carried away two bo4ts aud all the oars life.
portion of the cargo TO shift. At times the
panied by q heavy cross sea, which knocked the
ship about terribly. On 18th ult., when passing
Cape Csrrenies, saw brig ashore, bow on. Could
see no one on board. On the beach q canvass
tent was erected, around which q number of men
were standing. A flag Was hoisted but could not
make out what nation she belonged to. A Span.
ish frigste vas on the cape, and had sent q boat
to the wreck, when the Moss Rose lett.
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exports.

LIvERPOOL-ship Alan-2s7s bales cotton
26f0 slaves
HAvRE-ship Anna Csmp-s045 bales cotton
so oOo slaves
HELSIN GF0N-Bark Monlego--750 bales
cotton
vEST0N-Stesmship ST Mary-52o bbls
-four 80 bbls whisky leo bbls potatoes ESQ sks
corn so bags coffee and sundries
ST L0Uis-stesmer Thompson Desn-250 tons
pig iron and sundries
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CORPUS CHRISTI.

CORPUS CHRISTI.
~xez. FOB ROCKPORr, ST. MARx's
Corpus Christi. New Orleans opelousas
and great Western Railroad and Morgan Line stssmers
Ths Iron steamer
Alabama,
Capt JEO BENSON,
WIN Brasheax City on the arrival Of the TX n train
OF the New Orleans Opelousas and q W. Railroad.
port
For passage apply 70 ofcs opelOus Railroad 90 Canal
street.
q. W 4 BAYLEY, Superintendent.
For freight apply 70
a. A. WHITNEY co. Agents.
Corner Magazine and Natchez streetx
Freight received every osy Opeousss Ferry Landing
foot Of St Ann street.
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vICKsBUHo AND BENDS
REGULAR UNITED STATES NAL. PAcKEf ZOE
vICKBBUR0
N PLACE OF STEAMER BELLR Lea

N PLACE OF BfEANER BELLE In
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY, sgr.h
- HOB DOUALDoOuVILLEs FI4Ac
4 euemine Bstsn Rougs, Bsysu Sara North Of
a Rivsr Matches. Waterproof Rodney. 81
ingp-Ihs spea az passenger pachee V1eks kurns r.
Leathsrs. mssG; Sam Ayiss Gree and Bell elerkss
srs Caumsl ssd COUNTESS sr fAahsschis Yss,o v.
Sss nsdshs and psssass opPY @ se>.d 0. e
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REGULAR WEEKLY oUAoH1TA PACKET
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. MsHM
- n FOR CAMDES. oHAMPAaSoLLE,
Ssis5 Marie Saline. Trenton. xos-os ouachisa CITY
sterneton, Port Union. Columbia HART onburg Trinity
all intermediate landings Black and Ouachta rivers
The splendid light drsft sdewheel steamer
J. W BLANKS. Master; wv SMITH, Clerk
WIN leave above For freight passage apply on board
orto GEO. H. LORD. 70 Graysr street.
clerk will be the Levee Of Customhouss street.
to receive freight every Friday morning. Shippers can rely
upon this arrangement long there first
eIass Dos.H
FOR CAMDEN DIRECT.
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY ASH
onssst. a., MSu asAss sgss s.2sSsls
S..ss5 new Port Union, s.srIngo9; COIumbia, Hsr-
;ssrsmrss sesrs, L-rcgrshs dS pace q steamer
BsrsSoionsw DAI6onns Frsishis tsssn with priv
ese II reshppqg on steamer; Nstve Camden and Pioneer
wx sURfs' 10 isou SS%%s.s street. si,'s
OHIO RIVER
Leaves WEDNESDAY 7th inst, m5rx
- - FOR CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE
nv. ya s. sns all iotsrmsdisis pcints-hs
Louisinna,
Capt W. d. PHILLIPS,
WIN leave above For freight passage apply board
to rHos xEEFFE. rs Poydrss street.
Leaves FRIDAY. April 9th. st5rL
- - FOR LOUISVILLE. MEMPHIS,
tsz4<zA and csiro-rhs elegant passenger steamer
Virginia,
Capt W. r HoLoRoFr,
VIII leave above. For freight or passage sppy on board
orto THOS. KEEFFE. Agent. rs Poydrss street.
REGULAR LouIsvnLE AND NEW osLEANs
leIef phis. vicksburg, Bends, and all intermediate
= lAndings-The magnihc mt new psssens or packet
Belle Lee.
A. xeGILL. Master; A MARTIN. CLERK.
VIII leave pc stively, as follows:
eATl RDAY, April 10 at 5RM
rHHttssss6iY, May & "
TUESDAY, jane IS :.
gauzsDAY July
plan Of shscabn can be seen and secured a.
The once Of sinnOtt Adams For freight sppy
sINSorT ADAMS Is Commercial Place.
THos KEEFFE Agent. Is POsdras ssreet
@. q. WAYNE, IS Hstchez street
John q. FLEMING.
GAS FTTER
Dealer In oas Fixtures.
IA PoYDRAs STREET. NEAR ST. oHARLEs
-trt Esw orIs>ns
WIN ssnd punssuAly and fishny 70 IN erdsu insrussa
70 him
Orders len h Boz No Is. Mcdaniel and Dsslss' BE
hssg@ vin nsss with proupt attention.
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BALTIMORE
FOR BALTIMORE AND HAvAFA
fHE NEW ORLEANS. BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEMLNONrHLY LINE OF STEAMSHIP
LIBERTY. 100 tons..... Thomas A. Balm, Commander
OUbA........ loo tons...... Dukeheart Commander
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
FIRST CABIN:
Through Tickets TO New YOrk.................... 500
Erz. FOR BALTIMORE AND HAVANA
SNE&& ToucHNG AT KEY wEsT-Ths splendid
Cuba,
DUKEHAEr. Conrsnssr.
WIN leave her wharf, Opposite Jackson Square. THURS
DAY. March 18th. 81 r. L., earring the o. s. malta
For feghs passage having unsurpassed
apply 70 wITHERsPooS. HALsEY Co.
y Csrondelet strssA
EBNe bills Of iadlns but those Of the Company VIII be
signed Permits for freight be procured IRON shs ONCE
No freight for Havana taken ssr o'clock Ne day of
sailing
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STEAMSHIPS.
&ALVNeTON-
MORGAN LINE o. g. NAL STEAMERS
FREIGHT TAKEN AT FIFTY PER CENT BELOW
CARD RATES.
EAA FOE 9ALvEsTON AND INDIAN
XAntR1OLA = The following iron low-pressure
@~@~A .tesBships form this Lne
w. G.. HeWcs......I. q. Harris. "A ustfn,
Sc. n ary............ "A gnes ............ Harlan.
Alnbe Crescent. ......- Morgan.
phfn -Masag orda,
bt. Mary,
r. 8. BOURNE. Commander.
VIII leave root Of 81 Joseph street on WEDNESDAY,
April 18th, At San
For freight or passage apply TO
CHAS A WHITNEY CO.. Agents,
Corner Magazine snd hatcher streets.
Freight insured at onehaf the adopted By thu Board
Of Underwriters July LIST, 1868
B-No bills Of ladng signed after sailing Of the steamer
The Steamship CLINTON win succeed the ST. MARY,
and sail on FRIDAY, April 9th.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
ONT ON THE ROAD,

The delightful weather of yesterday, follow
ing the sunshine Of Sunday seemed from the condition
OF the roads beyond the Central Park TO have tempted
each owner OF trOtter PAGER worth exhibiting TO
$50 ~ its metal and trial of relative speed and stay
For these people egulaons for the government OF
driving i'm the Park attractions, and they pass
over the fine smooth and level Macadamzed roads, with
the rens hanging loosely drawn tight TO restrain the
disposition of tho spirited steeds 70 break away
they seem TO ride under protest The Central Park how
ever soon left behind, and away the more AMBITIOUS
go along the Haremane, struggling for hrst place ana
up the fine road that leads to McCombs Dam where MI
Dodge late OF the AstOr House, has established his nos
telry. Here horses and drivers were reiresneed
and rested, and soon the start was lnaue
again. over the wooden bridge that crosses the dam ana
brings them into the region Of lager and rhen wine
Wescheser Co. On they speed spans and single goers
over the wide that is being placed IN condition 20
form continuous drive from this city TO Jerome Park
along the twome dash, and up TO HenZePs Hotel where
the stables and stalls filed by the hundreds on
horses that will need the rest here given them while ter
owners drivers and lady friends crowd the parors
and piazza OF the hotel and as they partoke OF their
wines and viands the exciting scenes OF wch hey
here obtain superior view The necessary rest nav
ing been secured all ready for the road again. horses
apparently equally with the men, and at this point
large numbers dverge and dash along TO fremont, when
is made the turning point by this time the sun Is on
the decline dust OF the road h again courted, ana
loose reins are given the horses down the road TO Nc
Combs Dam aud again through Harem-lane to Central
PARK where easy rOt or quick walk IS given the now
well tired horses. and on home
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
THE woMAN's BUREAU.

To lady of large heart refinement, and prac-
teal ability this city belongs the honor Of giving the
adherents Of the womans nucleus and a eorpo
rate form Mrs Phelps, woman OF great lberaty and
sAgacty has assigned the handsome house No. 10 East
rweuty.thrdst two doors west OF the Academy OF De-
sign 10 the purposes OF q WOmans Bureau-on arrange
mont which was much needed. The design OF this be-
stowmcnt has been differently reported but from the
ladies who are 10 occupy the building full statement OF
their object securing IL has been received l u 10 ur
nlsh headquarters FOR various organizations aiming al
the assistance and benefit OF In different spheres
Here the Working WOmens Association Will have lts com
mittee rooms, aud the editors OF The ReroiMi0n nnd
nleasaut auiot Office the WOmens Art Association and
kindred organizations. will find rooms 20 receive theu
aud the various societies give receptions and en-
tertan nguishCd guest OCCASION. This building
will be formally opened tonight, by reception, To which
guests admitted by invitation an occasion which eN
cites no little interest In various artistic and literary
circles well among people who are not specially
devoted 10 any OF the objects recognized IN the plan OF
the enterprise Several distinguished persons have sig
naed an intention TO be present. and artists will meet
from different cities, 10 congratulate the ladies Of the
Institution the opening Of their we'll chosen scheme to
benefit their sex.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM HAMBURG-In steamship westphGlA NAV 0JoG Aub s.
Fsd Eres Adler and three children Malendo alter H. Bur
mester Pollock Kelly Eobt schmidt AI.
Ebs Bberha Fues wife tVs children and servant Martin Schma
Leopold BuBsnhod Rudolph YchAuer Carl Ssg Char
Bauch H. H. Hyatt Sir Davis aud AnJ, Mrs FaTQuhar
skooJ. W. O. Giles Ernst Bluem o. Heydemas Hnrette
SehHeher NINA Stfebgut, and others 10 secoBd cabin.
PROM LIEtRPOOL-ln steamship The Queen. May lo-Dr K
sparks Nj and Hrs Cannon hT and Mrs Rowe.
Lasbury b. Gordon. Mr. heDowt, c. Dlop Mss HsB Mas
GaHosY, A. &. PARKS, Mss MeCamau
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
INTERNAL REVENUE.

INCOMES RETURNED IN THE SIXTH DISTRICT
The following is list of the taxable incomes
over 10000 returned in the With Internal Revenue COL
lection Disrict with the exception Of one division Whch
contains large list OF heavy income taxpayers IL 10
perhaps proper TO state that that portion OF the income
1ervad from the dividends Of banks, insurance com
panies railroad companies, canal companies, &ey ana
the interest upon the bonds OF RAILROAD ana 9epR So
nanies IL not included In these returns for the reason
mat the ooers OF such institutions are required by law
10 withhold from stockholders five per cenn OF a. sn9n
dydends and interest and TO pay the anonnt dlrecy
10 tho Government Hence In many cases the following
figures do not represent the entire taxable annual III
~ tha
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
LATEST SHIP NEWS
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
seanshp The Queen Gogan Liverpool April B and Queenstown
ss@.hp Wephas s,b~sa',u. Hsbag April a. May
ship webster Brovne London Dee sib via PAal April 18th
g' Brss..l @ DEoa T.,S'riin = G.y & SAILED I'd e co 9Th
ia 10 d.{. .hip Johu Harvey loading for Ss'YoIl
Bari Dl'hng wave HOeieu Palermo o. days and Gibraltar % days
BARI Dr. C. Topper Chambers, M,taurns II days, sugar
Bari Faaae CPp, CeGugO' II days Sailed IN
TdT 4 Il; taIa;;' MsTym,9, Gardens, II DAYS, sugar
BHss Bis Il H Mean. Tri,sy. Bangor Tdoy' iaaSsE
Brs SoSlata,ai, IocGbaH TiHd,or n &, 1dny, plaster
s sSI ss, a1 k S, MSs5 M1S,os wsa.s$ IS u a f ~
hehr KAtnssa, rad,sy; lahhI 5. 10 days, produce.
ssf sf ia' pSas ,so EaSs. Rpor, a s and plaster
seEi Miry Rogers, Gu.qas.5. i. b, iajsy, 'SiSas
ssI E,ass kfsI sss S'Ia'ssaa q days sSae
sehr Ben Borlsad DsIe Ntwbcn via Haes Inles H days
shugle.
Motto xe. IIaTca s1spSS5' T Renee Ss" B,dorL
Minerva Protidsgcs Cabuet HevlAveo.
Trpbsua Providence Lsouora. Nantucket
Ea. wOoisS Philadelphia Gsorre nots5l, Philadelphia
Nm s SS SSs PS.Sss PS'p John Ps1s soatS 1nc
W. d. 1baysr south Amboy. q. stanford, Rondout
Sea Bird Fall River Thos p Cooper Providence
John Warren Providence Lady Antnm, warsbAm.
Mary johnson New BedOrd SsrIb licyt EeV'Iiayen
MAJ It, Mlaln Providence. Nellie Providence
CoraSia KSeshad T. N. Drded Portland, g.
l. & " Hopkins Virginia Wave, Virginia.
MaTy T. Simmons. Georgetown. Motto kev-laVen
SteTbsu. New bedford Minerva. Providence.
J Trlman New Bedford. j. B BleeoAor Stouuington.
Alice B Allen Boston. Redwing Nantucket
j. e. Ross. Taunton. Mary heshon, Fall River
Aseauyile Boston. Tile H. BTOwu geWlIayeg.
Lodwiek Bill, EeW.llaytn.
BELOW.
Ship John Barbonr Chapman, from Carild March
ship Riverside Randall, from Nespor, Bng., March a.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CnAHLEsroN MAY lO-Arnved steamship w. Eveman, from
Philadelphia Sailed schrs j. A. Croeker for Proydence James
Jones for Georgetown SIC
SAvArSAH May 7-Ceared Queen OF SCOTS Greeuoe
Arrived bg Alexander Mken from Belfast Me schr George A.
Pierce rom Eesiork Steamships Gen Baes hom New lork
Amgica hom baltimore.
'EEw LoSpoS May lO-Auyed schrs Angel from HewYok for
Bedio John Brooks and Charles aNoy from NewlOk for
Norwich Sailed bg John JeHrey Tor Nova Scotia schr Tehgaph
for Porto Rico
FOREIGN PORTS.
SOUTHAMPTON, May l0Tbe Bremen steamship WeeT from New
York hat arrived
DISASTERS.
WEST Fla MAY l0The brig Omaha caps on the
lug fMAy Capt Toohaks g. Jones' Michael Cullen aud John
Mas, saved.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
RAGE. RAIL

The match announced to be played yesterday,
between the Atlantic Club and the Champions, did not
take place and a game made up IN It's cad. IN
which tho Aphas and two star players took par The
Champion Club sent word that they could not come
At n M yesterday. The Atantics beat the Alphas 10y
a Of 45 Brown late OF the stars played In the
Atlantic nine, Ferguson having lame hand