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0 ADDITIONAL CUT, Jtr tU tsr City Ferns i morning, set TVd Page AntiimiaU tkii StibB. JV8 rurhcaiars BwJ 5 aaaa is ear AeVeVtVrUf- (Mm. OA BE I- Ireel ei the tsrk- 8 Twina. aianr: AHKIUCA BTCSIUMeathatOhttere m( SoU. amuiHTn CtHCTS.

Corner SKa-et, Bad rumMTM CtKCCB, BirrCDROHr. frfcraac every uiWaoiw end goon's wiimrT- 444 b. Miswaeisy The work wall the Exkibttioa will XOTT-ttaw Ajrnqrmu see imtnrrtoaM auwc WOBK AT TRB CBrSTAL PaLACB Wa went tata the Crystal Palace yesterday u4 foaad tha warxaa wary busily enraged is large sumbers. mAaJ- ul there ara haves tka pea mat later Una the aBssaled time. The period fixed distant but nineteen working daya.

The erreage-Bneat of the food for exhibition Is progressing with eon-Buendabla industry. The Americas e'epartmsnt already ertva signs of sampleteneea. The English eomtribaUam, immeaee it is, has not unfolded its heautiee, bat lies sssgly immm! ra en isfiBtty af boxen, entat, u4 bandages. The show of lumber promisee a voUmiseus in ef specimens from BmUh Industry. Tka Frame steels kavs bees about half received at the False and are at JI boxed a p.

Tka Italia eoatributjeas ara eoauag saw Tba ereetien tba Eoaestrian States of Wiila-a-aa, beneath the doe, waa goisg yesterday. Tbo Statue a caat is plaster. Ita height, including the areh flick npprtl it, il Id from furty feat, aa4 th ffae. viewed from say part of tka builJiag, will imry Ojm. Tbo fatWr of bvoiatimc mad adjaatiaf tbo ptoeaa aaT work waa ao tnfta.

Tbo bawao, BiMpapu ia lU irmpdiUoaJ, waa all saybaraft of tha laft fora-lag-, olaea aaplio4 by a itiek tka bast aa4 kaa4 (ia ona paaoa, aaaaaira aa4 baraaoaMj lay faeo da ara ward in a pila of nwdaat. aad tka workaiaa aaii4 it by a koto latkaaraaiaa. aaawitk a pall apoa tka gifaatie bam, aaoaaidaa ia raiaiB( it, ia vary abort ordar. Two Mack (ia plaatar) atoad boaoatk a eerooa, kaapiaf coatpaay witk tka kaad ef tka Baeakalaa tkay ara baslrida, tka korsa raitiaf apoa iU fora-aaa, aMMaraot-faakioa. By tka aa4 of tka waak, koM porta will praaant a kaadawao qatU ma-liko tkaoo diajoiatod frafaMaM.

Moaawkila, tka arae-tioa of tka Slataaa tplaatar-eaata) of Cbrist and bia Apost'aa ia prooaadiaf. Tha fifaraa ara pat ap aador tbo apariataadaaca of Kr. J. C. Uaaswaakj aa wa kava Wfora ara daaigaad by Ticiwuwra.

Thair ffaet, aacloaad ia a aataU area liaad witk cloth, to gWa tka propar aflact of ligkt aad ahada, will ba atnkiar Tka taircaaaa ara baiag railed ia, aad tka falleriea likewise. Tba pattara of railiaa; ia Mr. WlCKEBme' daaifa, ia ejrroagbt-iroa it will bo fiaiabod ia white aad gold. Tbo eeiliags are paiated 1bo aad wbita, with fr patterns. Order preaarrad by tba Palace Police, wko are on doty is ton: Their uajfora, a belt aad clmb, a ilk inmraia, -aaakaa Ika offiert pTominett ohjecU.

Tka work of braasiBaT tba azfrior of the building eaiploys aereral aaaa. Tbo eosM oecapies the atteatioa of aiaay. Fital ErriCTt or thk Hat Moib Scw- SrBoaBa. Dartag yetterda, Ciwoaaia Camblb, aad O'DoitaXLt. were agaia aaasaally fcaay ia tka pformaaea of tkair official duties.

Over ikirty dealka, reqainag tkair actioa, were reported at tka Cotoaora efteo, of wkick foartoea were fra tba effaets tba beat. Tba rest were ceased by eoaTalaioao. drawaiag, aad aecidoata of daily OKWarrtace. BIBO TKOBl UH-STBOKBS, TBSTBBBAT. Catbbbibb Bolblbt, aged 16 years, bora ia Ireland, abed at tka Maw-York IIotpitaL Job MvLLiaAX, aged 19 years, bora ia Ireland, died at the Hospital.

Timotbt O'Bbiib, aged 19 years, bora ia Ireland, died at tba Hospital. Mm aakaowa woaaaa.aged 0 Irelaad, died at tbo Hospital. VitLIAi Bailbt, agsd 40 years, bora ia Irelaad, died at tba II spit al. Jean BaocBLin, aged 40 year, born ia Irelaad, died at tba Hospital. Patbkb Dobah, aged t9 years, bora ia Ireland, died at tba Hoepital.

Tba iaqnisitioBa ia tka aboro eaaea were held by Coro-Mf HllTtl. Jobm CAMrBXLL aged 50 years, bora ia Scotland, died at'No. 600 Graad-etreet A yooBg eioataa, wkoso aaaie, age, or place of aatirity were aot aseertaiaed. Vicbabl Cbossib, agd 40 years, bora ia Irelaad, died at the Fifteenth Ward Statioa-boose. Bbipobt Sbztom, aged 10 years, bora ia Irelaad, died at Ms.

19 JLa'boByetreet- WilIiam JoaarH McAballt, aged years, bora ia Irelaad. died at No. Weat Siateentk-street. Patbicb l-AMirr, agd 15 years, bora ia Irelaad, died at He. 458 Greenwich street.

Wat. Bobbin, aged 38 years, bora ia Ireland, died at Ma. 10 CUiksoa-streat. Oa Wedaeeday, aad yeeterday, there were a large number of pereoaa afleeted by tba beat, wko ara yet lhriagt aad atay possibly A ssaa, wbote uai ia aot waa saa-straek, ia Eaaex' street, and takaa to tbo Teatk Ward bub, aaaaed KflcH abl FTb, waa prostatad ia EMridge-straet, aad coaToyed to kia reside ace, No 191 Delaaey-etreet A laboring man, who was at work apoa a aew baildinr, in Feartk-arenae, Piroeatk-treot, waa aaa-strack, aad conveyed kosae by tk Two labor re were orerpowered witk the keat, wkila warkifw ia Tk.rty siitk-tiat. Bear takaa man, aaaaed GLKrsHAic, woo a-trck, ia Tbird-aTaaBa, boot SiaCietb-etreet, euad cwBToyed to tbo NiaelaoaU Weed A Uburer, Baaaed Jorb McClvskt, waa aaa-strack ia Draadway, Bar filet cktrttmt.

Tb Sbmtbmcs or Thomas Nkaby coxmctbd ravem bbatbi iMraiaoaniBav re a l-ira. The eea taica of tba wretcbed coavict, Thomas Nbabt, was eonr-aaated oa Wednesday by Goreraor Bbbatib StTBora, awtwitbstaadiaf tka eardict affirnisg kia sanity by tka Jmrf of iaveotigacioa. Tbo fbllooriag ia a copy of tbo Coroner's latter to SberHf Obsxb. The commutation ia add seed To tka People of tka ia tka Bsual printed iotaa, and relievee Thomas Nbabt fraai tka aaa- aeooe faiipeead apoa kaea, to bo bana; tbia foreBoea; JoMB bskb. Eon SXerif a lbs Cvfy ad Ceurry Sib I have decided to comnvatethe eeneenca of Thomas BABV froaa that of death to imprieeaaaeBt for life la tbo Biag Siae Slate Prreoa.

1 have received each repro-ooata'twoo troai aaedicai aaaa. with respect to bia aaaity, aat 1 kave coacladed that bis eiecBttoa wooAd aot be pru-' waciviif aay advaataga to tba pmbLe. -Isacloce to yie the cotnmatalio. Very respectfall veers, HOkATtO SBCMOUR. Yeateday aveeaiBf a letter froat tba 'Coveraor waa ra-cojtood by Diatnet Attot aey Bavvbt, teapeotiag the coio-aaatataoa.

The following ia copy Statb or Nbw-Yobk. Yxbcutivb Skpabtmbnt. AtBABT. Wedneedav, I eaa SI, lS. 4 H.

B. BtirwT, fWr I have decided to coaa-eaato the peaiabaMat of Tbooas Nbabt, from death to eaapnaonnat. Bo sancb doabt baa boea created apoa tbo eahjee of bia eaaity.taet I do aot -feel jnattAod ia eliasof-aroiBir the argeat appeaJa made ia'bia beBaif by Ir. Oilman aad other aedcaJ g-eBtlemea. ezoceti eutaVv tbo cirenaiataBova.

won Id probably bo injarioaa ia ita etT.ms apoa the paMe aaiad and atorols 1 have seat the papers oietiaiBtieg bis paaiakaieBt, to $htnff Oaeca, try A. tcaxxt, Very trelv. yners. oe tiOAATIO Wbea tbo oinctaJ ducBawat waa received at tba gboriflTt Offioa, yesterday fkoriffOBaxB pro-aoedod to tka City Priooa. aad ordered tka gallows to be takaa dowa.

Ha the a eoainiaBicated tka iaformalion te NiasT, who oviaood aaarb -Oaaottoaw Ho said to the SheiiO 3 1 know I have araUtod the laws of at adopted oeuairy, aad deeoreo to ba paaisked bat ake) Coveraer very kiad ia aaviag ate froen aa awfol efoatb, aad aow I will have aappartejtity to reSect and repeat of eke tUed." He appeared eery ealas, aad did not axhibit aay avavptoms of iaaaaity. Dapaty Skeiiff GlLL-eB wia coarey kiss to Siuf ling aa Moaday aexU FBamobb." Tha Britiaa frigtta will aaaaa this prt to-narrow for Halifax. It ia aaderstood tba tba wril aot ret ara to Now-Yotk. aa waa at rt ia Sea Aad. Lai Eu.BaMBBB aad aarto will proeoed to Hal-ifiax.

wkaa they leave) ekiaaatry, by one of tbo a sard aaiuaj- trm Boatoa. aad 01 tkaro juia tka Tbo raaMrthat a ball waa Ao bo fire Oaat boasd tboMMta. hod an fbaaaWioo im tk Daaciaf thia bet weatbor. mhaU kava boea ao jtika, awyasiaiiy to ftt ignore. i Cape Kim, who acearapaaiod Lord Elt-SSMrax to Maagara, is expected to ret ara to-day.

Wi'kia a lew data, tweaty-aiBo of the erew kava de-awrtod. They were allow ad toga a abare ia Baltics; bat whoa tbo fit at patty failed to rotara, fanho inava waa oaepeaded. Oa Wodaeoday two aaea got tote a tkaro kwat, ry vg alongside, aad were rowed bay aad reacb be. fora tka aeatiy aetieed the ax. Tka law talatiaf aaatote bao late Jy aaarg eao aa altera' tea.

Foraxerly da-altera froaa her Majesty's Navy wore I -able to ba arraeted tatho Britiak doauaiena BaU the skip wkick tkay waa raid if they eeeasod dotoctioa aaul Uea, tkey anight eater a Britiab port wuk ia.paa.ty. Uader the ax-iettag law tkey ara lab a to arreat for tweatvoM veara, aad are tii.d ky eoarv atartiaL Tee af tka deaertera were rteogaued paasiar tka frigato brd aterekaat aoaad or Port.ae... K.jUbJ, where lW do-rrirtioB iJ kave proceded tkeai. Ta at.y baiag tka Aaatrrcrv of tka Eaglisk Qneea'e ro.aiB the day Will ho celebrated aa board the orea.tB.bif be.ee. O.

tbo recant the iu, V.at, Acce, th- Britiab e. a to tka faro of i ha receivi.g vltk Yard, aad at aoaa a tsjata a imt; ee gr.as was tni. CaatBtaadar AUWt. vi tha tvaa-rt a LieateBant to tba navy-lam. daiiaf eooa, to ackaowladgB tka compliment paid to tka baa at tka Britisk aaiioa by tka Anerieaa Navy.

Owiag to tka fcaky coaditioa of their taak, at tka Navy-Yard, Ccrmatodora Boobhah waa aaabla to aead a aapply of freak water to Ika frigate bat aa iavUatioa maa forwarded to CapC Kixo. to diapatcb kia koaU for Bay qaaatity ke waaud. The officers preMrred ordnag it r.ax the Trotee Water Board, to aeadiag tkair boatt, ia the prevailiair beat af tka weather, to tka Nary Yard aad wa regret iket ear City officera were so aegligeat of tka oeartety doo tko Rojal ComatissioB, at to a ad ia tkeir biD fr tka arail ekarga of $1 per ton. Tka am oaat is trivial, bat tka want of eoasidaratioa kaa givaa occa- sioa to mack remark amoag oar citizeaa. Naibow Ecapb or thi "Jbkict Listj." Oa Wedaoeday, ltd laat tba deck of tha etonmboat raay JUad.

oa kar retvra from Yoakersto thie City, took ilia. There weie from SCO to 30 ckildrea aad adalta oa beard acknlars and ackers of tha Saaday Sckool of tka P. E. Ckorek of tka Epiphany, retaroieg from tkeir aa- anal pie aic excarsioa bat vary few of them were at all araeiatd witk tka fact natal afte tka are waa fairly subdued. Not eaowgk praise eaa ba bestowed apoa Cape Labbibbtob, who acted vary promptly, witk great pres-eaca of mind, and skillfully mast god to keep tko bad news froat aay bat kia craw, tka Seperiateadent aad eo me af tka mala teackera.

wko ware regalarly orgaaixad by tka Captain for tka occasion aad assisted ia extiagauh- ingthe nre-apnrely accidental oae, wbicb, ovraeauy, Ba kamaa foresigkt eeald have preveatad. At a mooting of tbo teachers, bold oa dock, a vote of thanks to Capt. Lahbibotob waa aaaBuaonaly adopted, wbicb be richly deserved, br bis great exertions aad bis skillful aaaango-. Beit IB prmBtiaf as alarm aad paaie, wbiek woald kava provaJ fatal klto. for ail rentlemBuly, litd tad goaorona eoadact tkroagbont the whole excursion.

The above waa eeat to ae by a carrespoadeat, who did aot comply witk oar rales by giviagaia name and address. Wa cannot, tkarafort, vonch for its authenticity. Awticipatbd Riot at thi Limit or Fatbbb CataizI. Ob Wadaeiday, tka Mayor waa informed that a riot waa anticipated during tka lac-tare by Father Cavaxxi at Metropolitan HaiL Br way af preparation, tka Chief of Police ordered a force of three kandred mea to keep themselves ia readiaess ia tka vicioitv of tka Hall. Wa also learned that a Company of tka National Gaard were armed aad equipped, at a er-taia place, ready to assist, ia eaae of a riot, at a moment's warning.

However, the lecturer waa ia no way disturbed, aad not the least demonstration waa mada toadiag to a breach of the peace. Lioht-hocsbb roB New-Yobb. Examinations kava bean made, under direction of M. Eswaid Blurt, tt Assistant. Coast Survey, witk a view to tha erection of tlx L'gkt-konses.

Last week tkeir location was de-decided to bo Two Light-houses for vessels coming over The Swnab two to mark tha ee ntre of the main ebip channel aad two for Gedney's ChaaaeL A.11 will be constructed in the meat improved manner, and furnitntd with the Frasnel Ligkt. Conrreti mada tha aaceasary appropriations at ita ltst actsioB. Thi Tboy Steamibs. The Troy Steamboat Company kava recently erected a new wharf at Liberty street, for tha Emjnrt aad Kip raa rttatUs, and now afford ample accommodatiBa for paaaengers and frsigkt. Tka site upon wkick tkey kave built waa formerlv a mud kola, and resort for small vessels bat tkey kava trans fat mad it into auck aa elegant place, that it ia scarcely recognizable.

The American Squadeow at Brazil. The atoreskip Rtlitf will sail from tka Brooklyn Navy Yard ia about tsa days, aad persoas wishing to send letters and papers to tba officers or seamen of the American Squadron oa tha Brazil it at ion, can kava them conveyed by this vessel. Tkey skoald ba directed to tka United States storeskip Rtlitf, Naval Lyceum, Brooklya. The New-Yobi Volunteers. The proceeds of the Lecture by Tbomas Meagheb, for the benefit of the sick and diet bled Volunteers, amounted to $2 130.

Some few tickets remain to be reported, which will perhape slightly increase the amount. Accident to aw English OrncBB. Sir Hen BT Blackwood, one of tka officers of tka Britisk frigate Leendcr, fell ia Chatham-street, oa Wednesday nig at, and severely cut his head. He waa taken to the Sixth Dis- tiict Folice-statioB, where ke received medical assistance Thi Whitb Baby Case. Supreme Cocbt Cmambbbs Be'ore Ju'ge koosbvblt he eopit ex rtl Dart'd Berry vs.

TKt Ckildrtnt' Aid Society. Ia this case of kobtot carpas, ia which tha relator sought to kava returned to kis custody, David Barry, and Michael Barry, Charles L. Brace, Secretary of the Society ap peared, with Ex-iudge afasoa as hia counseUand made return under oatk to tko writ. The respondent net forth that tka children of tka relator came voluntarily to tka office of tko Society and applied for worl and, after in- ouiries as to tkeir parentage, it was determined to make provision for them, but that tka ckildrea ware aot Bow, and had aot been for sometime, ia tka care or custody of tko Society and tka respondent for further return says, that tba Children's Aid Society is aa associatroa for tka purpose of providing work for poor or vagrant ckildrea of tka City witk farmers or mechanics in the tuBtry that tha two boys ia qaestioa came about the Sotb of May to the office of the Society in great apparent destitution, and asked for a piece in the Conakry. Aiter some inquiry, in ordar to ascertain if tha application waa witk tka knowledge or consent of their paretts, tba boy a ware sent to a responsible party ia tha country.

Mr. Lock wood, of Cameron, N. tha boya being provided witk thair nteala, and their fare paid by tha Erie nailroad. After some daya tka father came to tha Society, aad iiqui ed to whom tka boys had boea sent, ax pressed himself satisfied, aad spots of sending to them othr aad aa few daye after this, tha iiatwer returned, and daaaaaded Um boya. Lottera wore writrea to Mr.

Lochwood, aad ia tnwn to the reqneat fur tktir latarn. bo stated that tba bora ahou ba sent back again, and would leave for New-York oa Tuesday, tka 23d ioet. Tha respondent also returned tka: tka So- cietv was a aeBevoasat oae, tor the parpaee of giving work aad assistance to poor boya and girla, aad tnat they have ao eoacera whatever with the pecukar religiose creed of the ckildrea or of tka parties to wheal tkey ara seat to ohtaia employment. Mr. lXaerty, who appeared for the relator, said bo waa eatiafted of tbo accuracy of tbo original aUegatioa but tba father bad bo deaire to oppose tha respondent, or to throw aay obstao'ea ia tka way of tha Society.

All the father wanted was tba children, aad tka father kad a tight to their custodv. Judge itoaeaveltoaid that might -depend upon circumstances, at aay lata, there wae bo 'desire on the ptrt of tha Society to detain tba ckildrea, although it might ba for their ood aad if tba children should aot arrive, tha eouasel for the relator must have aa order against tha party who had them, to order to give time tor the children to nrrive, ba 4 Judge would adjourn tha case fuT a few ls. aad An Iktamocs Attempt to Tae-e Ltrc As two highly iepectable gentlemeu, whose namea we ars not al U.wed to give at present, were titling down to dinner yesterday evening, in a' private house in the Second- i nvenue.sear Thineeath-strret, aome person climbed upon the bark fence, and deliberately discharged a pictol through tba The ball ptesed within six inches of both gentltmcn, and ludged ia a opposite. Tbe ball bad been cut and twisted ao aa to make a slug, and had it arrack either gentleman it would have killed him on the spot. Aa attempt waa immediately made to discover the rascal who had Bred the piato1, but he bad effcted his escape.

The police of the District, however, bare the aatter ia hand, aad we hope that it will aot be vary lone before we shall able to chronicle the arrest of the culprit. cut. SconiN Death, At 6 o'clock on Wedcetday eveaing. a nu named Juha Campbell, while aitting at tha his boose. No.

-600 Grand-street, fell ia 'tit, and immediately expired. Attempted Suicide. A young man. naaied Wm. Jotct, residing at No.

319 attempted to cammit suicide by cutting kis throat witk a razor. -Officer Bigey of the Trfth Ward ws called ia and eoaueed him to the fioapitaj, where his wound was dressed. Scpebior Cor t. Before Jarljre PArss. J-rime Ur Jimry C.

Dt TVitttos Hort vs. Tk Sun ilutual lmturmmct Company. In this case, the action waa brooght ra a policy ot insurance, and tha trial has occupied tka' Court acd Jary for several days, as tae evict nee was very voluminous Tha fjJloaiar; ara tha material facta la ecomber, I-648, tba plaintiffs shipped a cargo of cnUoa aad other merchandise oa board -bo bark ilmy Fewcr. thea loadtna; at -Saraaaab Antwerp. Tba shipment waa valued at A4tMlg.

Tha Atp-FaetcT sailed oa kar -asyaga, and, ia the raa.k of Jeaaary. encountered a violent storm, ia the coarse of which aba shipped eevuralaeae, aad greatly damaged tha earge, aad swept away vxty-ez bales of eottou, witch ha been stowed a house oa dock tka house going over also. Tba iaaacera promptly pud the loss, witn tiie xoeptioB of aha aunp-six bales wf cotton aad it waa a settle their liability for the cottea that this aetioa wns brongkV-ha deicadaacsr ehare of tka laaa beiaa: pat at Avid. Oa the Pert of tka iaa are rs, it wa eat cp that tka poli-cv did aot cover the aix'y ix bales ot auns becanas tkey waea aot stowed balow tba Jack. Ta tbia tba plautiaa te up, that the cottoa ia aeatica was aot owed oa the Mack, but in a aouae, and it was thus as core red by tba laauraaca as the whole cargo kad boea etowaj baluw.

I The Court charred the Jury that tk is case iarolrsd importaataeatidaaof lawaad fact, and tka qaastioa of I law tsBvaina unsettled, having been dincosssd aad differ-. ently exBstraed. It ia aot my parpoae to praaou ca aar BpUK Um bT which I ti toad to abide I give my 1 th' f'P hriagiag the case before a atd.r.d argued aad doa- iob ia the rase, hat I eoamcer it eosdaciva to the tads cf jastu-a to ax I do, order bria? Bp tB- cmM another Court. There .,1, ca. e-eatlU af fact ia tha rasa whh ia tie pUrWd iy th.

yen tko of U- Tbo' of law ra sed by the blaintifr ia. that it ia eofficteat for bin ta( recover if I hare is a assg. betweou Savaaaah a rreaa ul of ladma is givB that it is ander de-k. Taa j.laifct- that it ia eaCcieat if ha arove thsa-l a the other aide it is siditis aot SHfficioot; that ba mutt show net only ssck a atage between the shi.rd wrsr ta tre.t it aa ea deck, but ba must aloe briar hoena uk a asags to the luvMp of tka lasuraert 00 681 CO aad that taey nee amw pnrwv with tkair cogB'zaice aad appraval, aa wall as that of tka skipper. Tba pjaiatur.

aowever, savs too aad insurvd are oouna to snow mi iue usages ia trade. But it is for me to dispose of tka qaesuua of law. and to ekeiga jou oa tba qaestion of I act you kave to de pose eL As to the queatiou al law, 1 enure a yoa. inai job are of opinion that tba general asaga of trade between Savannah and Antwerp ia to load mt rehaadise oa dark wkera it ia akipped as a cargo below deck, it may be pui below or oa deck. Tba gauds ia thia ease ara coveted by this policy, and I dispose of tba question of law ia favnr of the pisiann.

by saying mat it is aot accessary that ka skoald bring home to the Insurance Company a knowlodie of or aequieecea re IB that users, out tnat ia enough to show that su-h a usage axista between the shipper and insurer This cute off all inquiry as to whether the insurers were acquainted witk the aaage, aad places ia your hands tka question of fact. whether between tbe insurers nnd shippers it was tha usage of trade, a ben there was a clear bill of lading-, or it waa aaid that tha aooda warn ahiBBed nnder deck, tbo roods might bs n. rfk im boUSO If VOU find that SUCb -Or i a usage exists, yoa will tnea sit ior ih piaiamii wu such aussgo dues aot exist, yon wm i v-fesdenU. Tba jury will bring ia a sealed veroict toia ir naayj part of tbo plaistiffs, Hoa. Fraaeis B.

Cat-tire sad Mr Geaa T. Betta appeared as counsel: Mrers A. L. Robenana, Uirata Ketchum aad Jucbard Emmett for the defeadaata. The Sessions.

The Court of General Ses sions convened esters' ay mnrniag at tbo usual hoar, hut litt't busiaess was done. Tbo youag maa named Clan-eev waa arrairnad noon aa indictmeat charriag him witk taking te life ot kis brother ia a quarrel. Tbe prisoner. by consent of tba District Attorae, rleaded guilty to manslaugnter ia tna roaixa oegme, ana mage stwt remanded him for sentence The young man wko waa indicted for killi John Meaning, waa next examined, aad pleaded guilty to maaalaaghter. Ha was also lemaaded for sentence.

Tbe Grand Jary came into Court, aad preseated a bill of iadietmeat against Ckariea Th waa for tka crime of murder. Some other triml cm i were: disposed of, ind the Coart adjourned until 11 o'clock this moraing. TJ. S. Mabshal'8 Orrica Revolt in tin Harbor.

Thomas Lindsay, Thomaa Brows, Leonard King, aad Geo. Harris, ware arrested ty taa u. marsnai tor aa eaaea-vor to make a revolt oa board tka brig Rtimdetr, while lying ia the II arbor -f New-York. Tba onaoaers aot being ready for an examination, were committed. Covet Calendar Friday.

U. S. District Cotjbt. Noe. 10, S3 to 41.

Sufbbmb Cocbt. Sfbciaa. Tbbm Noe. S9, 46, 47, 55. 58 to 65 0, 17, SO.

SVFBBMB CoOBT ClBCTJTT Part I. Noe. 903, 1874, S61. 77. 701.

564. 99. 166. 783. 784.

788 to 794. Part 11. los 1065. 1311. 1S35, 1367.

1369. 1383, 1384. 143, U43, 134S, 1125, 1466 to 147, 1474 to 1476, 1478 to 148. 1484, 147. 1489 to 1493.

1495, 1496, 1498, 1499. 1501 to 1510. 1513 to 1535, 1547, 1548, 1549. 1551 to 1567, 1569 to 1574. SorsBioa Coo ST.

Noe. 1041, 333, 1131, 1138, 1153,. 579, 1161 to 1230. Common Pleas Part I. and Part II.

Adjourned for tka Term. Dally Cavat mt jLegtalatloav. We have endeavored, as nearly as possible, to ascertain the daily expenses of the Legislature, applicable aa well to the regular aa to the extra aes-sion. They are about as follows Lieutenant-Governor oM Members of both Homes. 160, at $3 each 481 00 Clerks of eaeh ITouse, $13 each 34 00 Deputy Clerks, 8.

at $8 each 6100 Other Officers 19, at S3 each 57 no Messengers, 26, at $1 50 sack 19 00 Women, 10, at SI rack 30 00 Miscellaneous, sav Daily expense Printing In round numbers, the daily expenses may be safely put down at S1.500. For the regular sesaion of one hundred days, this vtpuld give $150,000. Of the extra session, which commenced, May 24, 27 days have elapsed, which, at $1,500 per day, would give $40,500 as the coat, so far. Should the Legislature sit till the Erie Railroad excursion, on the 15th July, the additional expense would be $39,000. Albany Atlas.

Court ef We jiesdat, June 33. No. 2. Louisa D. Kane, by her next friend, appellant, against William B.

Aster and others, respondents. The argument of this cause, which involves the construction of one of the codicils of the will of John Jacob As tor, deceased, continued through the session not concluded. James Ring and Wm. Curtis Noyes, for appellant Daniel Lord and Joshua Coit, for respondents. Indirect Consiqtjences or Railroad Accidents.

At the recent term of the Essex Common Pleas Court, according to the Lowell Courier, an indictment against a Railroad company for an accident which resulted in tbe death of Mr. Newell, of Lawrence, failed to come to trial, on account of the want of testimony, caused by the death of Dr. PiebsoN, of Salem, who was among the victims of the melancholy calamity at Norwalk. At the same time an indictment against the Overseers of the Poor of Beverly, for malfeasance in office, failed to come to trial the woman who was the subject of the complaint bad been attended by Dr. Pierson and Dr.

Brown, of Ipswich, an important witness, was unable to be present when the examination was made before the Grand Jury, on account of serious injuries which he had received on a Railroad. Successful Whalers. The Whalemen's List says The bark Favorite, Capt, Pierce, just arrived at Fairh avert, from a three years' cruiae, has made one of the moat profitable voyages on record. The total amount of her ealchings is 4.300 barrels whale, 330 barrels sperm oil, and 72,000 pounds of bone. Tire most successful whaling voy age, and the one wnicn amounted to the most money, is that of the ship Montreal, Capt.

Fish, recently arrived at New-Bedford- She was absent thirty-twomonths and fifteen days, and during that time abe obtained a vargo which sold on her return for l. MARRIED. Juae f3. by Rsv. George L.

Prentiss. Rev. L. P. Craw-fobo.

of Illinois, aad SomiA Tbbbob, of thiiCity. At Williamsburg-, L. on Tnurarlay mortinr, by Rev. Mr Bill. Mr.

J. B. Wiswilt to Miee SAB4.lt A. Wiss-WBLL. of Halifax, N.

S. At Plew-IIaven, on Thursday eveaing, Jans 1, by Rev. J. C. Stiles, Einit Mills, of Newark, N.

to M.ISlizsbsth, only daughter of A. H. Wilder, M. of Marysville, Cal. At Cairo Gordo, Fi thk ill Landing, on the evening of; June Rev.

Dr. Robertson, Hebbt J. ScVDDEB. Esq, of TV aw Voik City, to Louisa daughter of Professor CbaileeDavies. On Thursday, June 33, by Rev.

Dr. Ferris, Etti Stbobo to-ILsBBiETTE daughter of J. Gardiner Fleet. DIED. Oa Thursday, June 33, after a severe illness, KitT Tb-asbb.

widow of tha late Jsmee rater, of Wales. Taa friends of tha family and bar soa-ia-Uw, M. 5. Edy, ara respectfully iavited to attend ker funeral at St. Geors-e's Church.

Astoria, at o'clock this afternoon. On Thursday moraing, Juno S3, Joseph S. Cabs, aged 33 years nnd 9 months. I The relatives and friends of tba family ara respeolfally invited to at. end his funeral on Friday afternoon, at o'olork.

from the retideaco of bin father. No 167 eSreea--wicb-st corner of Dey. Ilia remaina fill ba taken to Tiinity Cemetery. COMMERCIAL AND MONEY AFFAIRS. at the Stack Jcxz IS.

'67. 131 1600 Cum. Coal 48 400 do. sM 40 Sales -xUlfOTJ SfOOOlT. 6'.

I M0 U.S 6't '68 coupon 193 CiM A Penn. coupon 5 lOOfl Califomia 7's 70.. 04 SCt'Oheatucky 4 'a 63 4.000 Citv 5t '58 101 X.00OGaJ tC.7 tctbde V9i Citv 133 5 do 101 fO Del.dtUuds. Canal. 131 1V Moms Canal SC 34 do S0 1(0 do 100 rkanix Mining Co.

2i 0 do S2i SO Park Intnranre Co. 101 90 Moatfromery Zinc. I ISOCary Imnt Co 11 300 Ptam nth Dry Dock 150 Nica. Trauait Co. 281 150 1C0 50 K0 two 600 do.

do do. do b30 39 b30 ej 39 VH 381 blO 28 3l 3V0 Reading Railroad. 0 tiich. S. -KaOroad.

3 144 Mtlttl 300 do. 35 do 300 do 2C0 Parker Coal Co. 10O do. 250 do. 200 do 3tr 100 do 50 New-Creek Coal Co 3f 250 Flor dt K.

PL R.b3 17 1 100 Erie Railroad Ct 4H 48 44 32r 3i 1650 54 100 3tM) 100 X0 100 100 100 1 S00 50 31 do. do. do alO aaaa do do. de do. 150 Harlem R.R....

350 do 100 Nor. dc Wor. set 6l ftC 61 80 80f 81, 83 611 el 81 83 81 ...80 60 8lr Jb60 65 64 54 SSCOFB BOABB. Erie Tjtcapte Bs 99t t.COO Ene Cob. '71 891 1,000 ilad.

3d fcftg.Bx 101 30 Chatkeun Bank 100, 15 Merchcatr 134 hwHumi 20 404 do, MA 30J 300 Canton Co b60 30 300 SCO Flor A Piank 174 CO 95 Fbeil HintaB C. SOtf McCallocb ai.reSO 5. 900 00 Camberiaad Coal Ca 48cr300 100 do blO 4F41100 100 do 4 ilOe 300 ale 4tir0 300 Farker Cual MfBOw Si-0 S3 I 150 do Sljf 10 900 Stoafngton R.scO 50 llfO I 50 100 Wortkera lad. R. RA43 100 Nor.de Wor Jl efiO (5 3 Mick.

Soutk. R. R.M4 lOONiear.TraaaieCo SC 150 do b30 S3 100 do 100 da 28-1 30 Rome ek Water JL R.109 ICO Erie Raaroad 8I do bM 81 i do a3 81, aa da do do do 0 f0 80, St Of 0f 04 ..69 cO ThvbsdaV, June 136 P. kf. The escitemebt in the Stock market, crested jeaterday by tbe announcement tiat tbe "Erie Railroad Company had passed the half-yearly dividend, poa'ponuB one, at least for three months, has not panerd away.

Its effect still lingers on the market for Fancies, Erie gterk opened at hi, cash, tnt closed at 601, cash, ai X), seller sixty daya. The sales reached 6,930 Bharea. The feelin among the Stockholders, is ono of great dis Appointment. The decline since yesterday, is 1 Tha Bumerons dealers who are short CI this ttocs on time contracts, who hav corn to-day bbto broken the fall rather, whic, otherwise would have been greater. The wia diatributron of Erie Stock, among the dealers occasions any disturbance ia ita value, to affect immediately, all Fancy Stocks.

Tbe CorA Stacks have not recovered the decline of yestevday, and will perhaps be the last to recover the atock. Parker Vein declined 1J eent and Phoenix. Cumberland Coal was without farther change, though heavy at 48. Nicaragua continues to droop it fell off Reading, declined Cary Land Stock, rose J. Federal Stocks show a ere at appreciation in value.

Sales were made, to-day, at 122 for the Coupon Stock of 1868 Sixes, aad 121 1 for the son-Coupon Stock of same date and 121 for that of 1S67. These sales do not carry the dividend, and are much in advance of all preceding sales. Pennsylvania Coupon Fives, were in demand at par. The Convertible Bonds of the Erie Company, due in 1871, have been somewhat affected by the decline in the Stock having fallen to 98 but the other bonds are without change. The bondholders generally appear confiding.

The Money market is well supplied, and continues easy to borrowers. In a few quarters, there waa more demand for money on stocks, in consequence of the Erie trouble, but not generally. There is no change in tbfl rates. Sterling Exchange is quiet. The range is 10911092.

with some large sellers at 1091, for First-class Bills. The demand for Saturday's steamer will be active, judging from the present inquiry. A small shipment ot specie will be made by the Arctic. Mr. Simeon Dbapee will sell at auction, tomorrow, at 12 o'clock, a variety of Bonds and Stocks, including $50,000 Coupon Bonds of the State of Tennessee Bonds of the Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad Company of the township of Rutland, Sandusky City, Ohio of the Macon and Western Railroad Company, Georgia of the Portsmouth and Concord Railroad Company with some City Stocks.

The Ohio and Pennsylvania Railroad Company have opened Transfer Books in New-York, at the office of Winslow, Lanier, Ac Co. Reference was made some ten days ago, to the sudden change of officera in the Mutual Life In surance Corrmanv. The 'affair, in the absence of explanation, was not very creditable to the party who foisted an inexperienced head upon tie 7,000 policy-holders of the Company, by means of the proxies, secretly obtained, of less than 350 of the number. Under the circumstances of the case, no fault being alleged against the late President, it was expected that the first public allusion to tbe subject would elicit an explanation, if there was anything in the conspiracy against Mr. Collins, susceptible of apology.

The interests at stake are too important to say, simply, that his successor wanted the place, and had a right to get it if he could. Besides, it seems from the Card of Mr Geoige W. Blunt, published in another part of this morning's paper, that he, the President elect, did not act alone, and it becomes a question of moment to the policy-holders, to know whether ha wanted the place for its moderate salary alone, or whether his officious friends wanted him to have it for the influence and control it would indirectly secure them over two millions dollars or more, loaned and re-loaned on Real Estate. Mr. Collins, and his predecessor, the late Mobeis Robinson, had faith fully represented the policy holiers, who, by the mutual plan of insurance, are made Stockholders and they had known neither personal friends nor trustees in placing at interest the rapidly accumulating funds of the Company.

They looked to security alone, through all the changes of times, from' 18-13, to the present year, of Real Estate excitement. It is possible that Mr. Collins, of late, knowing the public distrust felt both in the management of Mu tual Life Companies, and in the stability of the speculative prices paid for property, looked somewhat too close bo this consideration, and managed the two millions dollars under his charge too exclusively and sacredly as a trust for the future widows and orphans of the policy-holders, for the private views of other parties. Be this as it may, the change argues bo good for the Mutual System. Its honest administration cannot be relied on aa stable, while one-twentieth of the policy-holders, not suspecting their object, can be used to revolutionize it.

It has been our practice heretofore to except this concern, because of its ample accommodations, aad the standing of its late President and Board of Trustees, from the general a-uspicioa that attaches to the system, and we therefore feel that we have a right to discuss a change in ita affairs which seems to have been superinduced by the Terry magnitude of ita means, not by the strict fidelity and impartiality of thair administration. The possibility of war between Russia and Turkey has led to the discussion of the comparative trade interests of Great Britain with the rival Powers. The London Circular ta Banker has some valuable data on the subject. It is said, that of all the grain countries of Europe, from which England imports, Turkey alone has met the trade in a spirit of reciprocity. The whole Grain import last year is set down at 12,000,000 sterling, of which one- third was through the Greek merchants, who have now almost the ntire of this branch of business in the Mediterranean- In return, Turkey takes from Great Britain over three millions sterling, in manufactured and other goods.

The value of this export has grown from 1,361,589, in 1810, to 3,113,679, in 1850. On fhe other hand, the export to Russia has fallen, from 1,602,742, in 1840, to 1,454,771. It was highest 1845, 2,153,491. In the single article of Cotton Goods all-important to Manches ter the amount to Russia stood, 59,292, in 1840, asd 30,257, in 1850 while to Turkey, Cotton Goods -constitute the large sum of 2,458,539, out of the aggregate of 1850. It is very easy, therefore.

to see Athere the sympathies of the ruling interest in ivngland, tbe manutacturers, would rest in a war between the Czar and the Sultan. Australian circulars to the 19lh March, from 'Melbourne, have 'been received by way of the Isthmus of Panama. The Victoria Gold Field had sent out 602,719 ounces, or $12,054,380, since January 1, two months and a half, and the current receipts at Melbourne were from 36 to 40,000 ounces week. The latest escort was 41,928 ounces. Provisions were high employment good, and the) arrival of -emigrants very large.

Exchange on London, 1 cent, discount freight to England, 3d. to 4 Jd. the ounce. We refer, for further particulars, to the Gold circulars, on -another page. The affairs of tbe United States Mail Steam ship Company, are noticed by this morning's Journal af Comment, aa demanding explanation.

We apy the paragraph as another evidence of the disposition Boanifested of late, ky the immediate managers of large joint stock concerns, to communicate as little inform at ian, aad aotae cases to pay as small profit as possible, to heir private stockholders: The United States MaQ Steamship Company, commonly known as George Law's Line," was consolidated as now organized, if we mistake not. in the Fall of 1850. About April. 1851. a dividend of 10 cent, was declared, since which a period of over two years, no dividend has been eloclarsd, cor any pvolte stateaoeiit made of its affairs, al-buough tbe earnings must have been ensrmous.

One of the lines which coalesced to form the present Company, had previously cleared met profits at the rata oi over 50 cent, per annum, and the present Cotnsany has poseessedT equal advantages, besides receiving about $300,000 per annum for carrying" the The minority of the stockholders kavs applied ia vain, for a atatement of the condition of tfieir property, the managers holding on to the receipts, asd declininy: ts give any explanation. The capital was two millions of dollars, and the present value should bat at least $3,000,000, and yet a pubhe sale was made tlse other day, by order of executors, at 61 We do not nnderetaxd this sale, as know that tero parties present hd orders to buy, one limited at 75, and the other at 60 We have heard that If gal me-asures will be resorted to. to obtain a better nransgement of this or-portant tmt" The following are the tenna of tha ConsoU- nation ol lntrrtsts between the Toledo and Junction Roads: 1. jtAnanK.T-.l. Arm nrwvft 1 prescribed in the Charter of the T.

N. CK. ICCo. 2. The parties agree to assume the line of the Port Clinton Railroad, and to construct the line of road from Sanduaky, via Port Clinton, Perry s-bnrth, and Maumee, to Swaatoa.

and the connection with tbe Michigan Southern Railroad. 3. The parties contemplate an extension from Fremont towards Fort Wayne, or in some other western or southwestern direction; and they thereby promise to undertake such extension as early as the interests and resources of the Company will admit. 4. The parties will nnite with the Md River R.

R. Co in establishing and maintaining a railroad connection between Sandusky and Fremont, by Clyde. 5. The stock of the two Companies shall be equalized before consolidating, so as to make their respective stocks of equal value and to that end, it is agreed that in consideration of the smaller coat per mile, and the present productiveness of the T. N- C.

R. R-. there shall be allowed to the Stockholders of said Railroad, of Stock or Bonds, such reasonable allowance per mile, as will carry out this principle of equalization. 6. The Company screes to establish and maintain Workshops, both at Norwalk and Sandusky.

7. The Consolidated Company to assume and guarantee the respective obligations of the Companies: 8. The Conaolidation to take place on the. 1st of Sept. next, until which time, the net earnings of each are to be regarded as the property of such Company.

The consolidation will take place upon the 1st of Sept. next, if the details of the contract eaa be settled. Until that time, the Roads will be man-seed as st present, after which, or until the annual election, Messrs. Litchfield. Lane, and BoaLT.

will act aa an Executive Committee, over tha eon-, solvation interests. The following are the receipts and disbursements at the Assistant Treasurer's this day Receited, $206,640 Paid, $161,809 79 Balance, $8,108,784 92. A Card. An Election having taken place in the Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New-York, on Monday last, for nine Trnstees, and oa Wedneedav for a President, aad as vat kavisg sees ao notice in tba saw, pa pars aad there being; feataras in tbe Election aot exactly ta eoaamend-ad. permit saa to call pablie attention ti tko subject.

This Com paay waa organized aa a kfataal Life Insurance Company some tea years siaee, uader tba Presidency of Mobbis Robibsob at bisdeatb, whicb took place in 1849, Mr. J. B. Collins waa cboaaa as nis successor. At tka time of Mr.

Robibsor's death, tka Company bad invested about 00 and it baa gone oa iacreasiaf. nntil it bas bow nearly 100,000. all of wkick. I believe, is properly invested, and eneral confidence and satisi action baa bean felt and manifested towards Mr. Collins Oa Moaday, jnet previous to tbe close of tbe poll, without aay previnae iatimatioa being fives, several proxies ware vnted apoa, and Trnateea enoagb elected for the psrpose of tumif Mr Collins out, which they did; aad alerted is kia place Mr.

F. S- Wihitoi. The Com ran eaa poll T.COO votes tbo eatire aamber takaa oa Moaday waa 540 and thia mieerable minority of votes waa used to oatraae tbe feelings of Mr. Collibs, and impair tba general confidence entertained ia tka Coaa-pany, both of which, in my jedgmeat, tkay kava fleeted, as I kave yet to sea tha first maa wko doaa not foal indignant at the transaction. What game is next to ka played, and wkat attempt is to ba made on tka fands of the Company, I know sot, but 1 bsva confidence ia tbe minority of tka trustees, that they will endeavor to keep tkings right.

I do not know what oper term to apply to tbia transaction, and leave it without a name for tba present, aad I regret that tbe necessity akon'd exist for exaoeiag it, bat when an injustice is practiced opon ona of our worthiest citizens, and aa institution of bigb standing ia impaired ia ita credit, it ia accessary for tbo eaase of right that tka actors skoald not have tha immunity of secrecy. Mr WtssTOK, tha new President, Mr- Jobs H. Swrrr nnd Mr- R- G. Movltoh, tbe priBcipal performers ia this traBtactioa, are great ptofeeeiag frieads of Mr. Collibs, and as bim aa Joab of old did kia friend, wkaa ba asked, Art tboa ia health, my brother I wait give the following extract of a letter written to tbo Conner and Enquirer in March last, by Mr.

Edmuhd Blubt, as it smacks of prophecy. Speaking of Life Insurance Coaipaaies, bo says: For however reepeetable tbe present Traatees aaay be, there ia no telling how lnf tbev kbt retain thair situations. Policy-holders reside at a distance; proxies may ba aad kava boea used improperly GEO. W. BLUNT.

The above was ia print oa tha 11th but kept bex at tbe earnest auUcitation of Mr. COLLlss. G. W. B.

June S3, 1858. Blau-lteta Carefully Reported for the IT. T. DaCy Time. Thubsbay, June 13 P.

M. ASHES Ara in demand and very firm. The sales reach 150 at $5 Hi for Pearls, aad 4 75 for Pots, 100 fia. BSESWaX A. good inquiry exists for Americas yel low at 29c.30c cash, lb.

COTTON Only 9C0 bales were disposed of to-day. at prices indicative of a depreciation in tba article's value of re- Ib-t since Monday. FLOUR AND MEAL State and Western breads kave reacted, under the influence of tha ffutgara accounts and tna increases receipts, wntcn aaie occasioned aa esgeraeaa te realise at lower rates among holders. We quota: Soar. 0otmS4.

181 Superfine, No. Ordinary ta strait State Mixed Indiana and Michigan Strait do and do Favorite State Cobubob to good Obio. Fancy Indiana aad Michigan Fancy Faacv Genesee Extra Indiana and Michigan. Extra Extra Ge: 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 31iz CHS) 63) 661 75 9 65e sua. 8U 67ta 87, 31 74 581 81 87t 87.

87, 66 7 SO 7 air r.l ir i Island, Vi-Vsbnrr. Girard 141 1 failed Statea Batkii.4 Can', LATC3T QATI3i BBCBrvBB AT VBB aTTICS OF TBS Raw-let I Africa May 7 LItst-booI. Caps Coast. Apr. 13 Liberia asptawau.

IS I Madras. Aastmlia Apr. Mararai Melbourne. Mar. SlMaantius Aux Cayes Mar 1 Bahama Juae 4 nWtadoaa.

May 3 Sat via Mar. II Nassau. N. Juae 1 Bo ota May 11 Bolivia Mar. 31 Boat bay.

Apr. IS aeaeaAyraS Apr 34 teieatta Apr. XI Callao. May IS Caraocas May 16 May 1 1 China Apr. II 30 Cape of Good Ilope.

Apr. 31 Ceylon. Apr.SfijSaata Montevideo. Mexico jue ers Tammoe ae r.s New-Zealand Ih.I. Oregon.

J'ln 1 Peaanf. Canadian is mora sought after, and rather dearer. There ware 1,500 bbls. superfine, ia bond, obtained at $4 62, 4 bbL Southern ia in fair supply and demand at. however, fifsrea.

Tba sales embrace I.S00 bWs. at S5w 5 16 for mixea Rood SS Sat 41t tar aavortte, aad $5 SO(SS7 for faacy, bbl. Rye Ftoav as taaoaiva at S3 75 for fine, aad $4wS4 S5 fjr superfine, 7 bat. Com Meal is more inquired tor, bat not kirher. Tba tales include 500 partly Jersey, at $3 931 but chiefly Brendywine at $3x5 bbL GRAIN Wheat coatiaues rather scarce, and being la brisk request for home uia aad shipment, it is oa tbe advance.

Salts were made to-oay, of 5.000 bushels fair to prima Genesee white, at SI 2r3tt 30 35,000 Weatera at 31 (SSI 33 aad 8,000 Weatera red aad mixed, at SI lltSSl 131. Rye is quite abundant, and still less valuable. There were 1,100 bushels obtained, at 68c. buiheL Nothing aew has occurred is Btrley. Oats are freely offered asd slawly takaa.

at 35c ti37e. for South-era 49c a44o. for Canadian. Canal, Jersey aad aad 43te X4ic. for Weatera, bushel.

Cora is aot over abundant, and as there prevails a good local and Eastern demaatf, its once is wall supported. We noticed sales of bushtls, at for damaged 60c for mixed and white Southern aad round Wnite 63e. for mixed Western Clic 2 641c for roaad yellow 644o (a bSje. for Southern ff bushel GROCERIES Some heavy movements kave exsurred in Coffee, with tba exception of which, businsss ia tkia branch of trade is extremely i ulL Tba aalas of tka day cos prise 350 bars Rio oofiee at 9e. 13,000 bags St Domingo do.

(bilf yesterday and half to-dav,) for export, at te8e. lb 150 bbda Musaovado Molasses at Sle. gallon SCO hbda. Cuba Sugar at 41ew4tc. 50 Nsw-Orlesns st 41c.

and 300 bxa. biowa aad yellow xiavaBB ao. aisrc vote m. LlntE Rockland ia not in muck damned, tkourk ob taiaablo at 78c. fur common, aad $1 35 for Lump, bbL Tbe vary warm weather experienced here since Saturday mat hi am invorea tao consempuosi ot taa prod act.

METALS Among tba day'a transactions, we observed Sis. old Copper, on terms not made public, aad 150 tone aewen rig iron, at acu, 9 montns, ton. leart is quoted at $5 50 for Spanish, nnd $ft fur Galena, 100 tte and dull at these rates Tin is unchanged. NAVAL 8 TORES There kaa beta nothinr of mo- meat dose ia Resina or Crude Turpentine. Wa notice sales of 1, COO bbls.

Spirits Turpentine, at 43c.S45e. II t. m. ganna ur j.wv ddis. tar, at sz net per dol oils vv aaie, sperm, and Uiive, are wHhout any es sential variation.

The movement iu Linseed add up 10 tons English, at sad 4,500 City Pressed at 63c 64e. ransB. PROVISIONS Pork is plenty nai lower, but not mora eoueht after. Tbe dav'a aaiea ukru. lu hi.

W. era at SIS c7iS13 for Prime, and S15 621 15 7 for Maaa, 7 bbL Cat Meats are unaltered. The vales include 160 ptga, at HcJai'tc. fi.r dry-aaltad Shoulders 51c S61c. pickled do.

8c (ffifc for dry salted Hams aaa cic iavric. ror pica. lea ao m. TALLOW There were 5,000 lbs. prime disposed ef st Sle.

lb. TOBACCO Sales of ISO khds. Kentucky ware a Sects HPfCSFtg VB. WctlSn Is in batter reuaeat nt enhanced r.a Tt. sales of tka day add up 550 bbls.

Ohio sad Prison at S2c. aad 50 kkds. Drudge at Jlc gallon. FREIGHTS To Liverpool, aboot 10,000 bushels Wheat were engaged, at ia ships' bags 1,000 bbls. Flour.

at is. SM. To London, 5,500 bbls. Oil Cake were en gages at xs and BOO bbls. Pork, at 23a.

6d To biasgew, anaut bbla. Flour were engaged at Sa. essei was cnartaree ta lead at St. Stapheaa, British rmucw, ier Liverpool, as 77 a. ad- Another Torn Ipom at rates between 37s.6d.30a There a as no alleraCioB to aotice ia rates for Aastraia of California.

Parnanibsce. A pr. Persia Feb. Pern Port-au-Priaea. pi.

1 Ports Rica Porto Porta Pre) a. Apr. 3 Kio Ir Rio i Santa FA 'v 1 M. sn i Coats -My I Ssadwvch lm rr. 1 Mfy Lae F.

14 St. iy 4- SO Sc 171 El Fane Fayal Fart Laramie eJveetosw ustemsla Apr. 34 Apr. 1 June 3 May 17 St.l)oauirs.,..l n. St.

Jaca da 1 9 St.Heleaa..... Apr. i-" a ae Ts i Tablaqaab, (C 1 1 Turks nr. Ouiana. I IV Havana June 8 Van Die maaa 8 1 Vaefm HZaaaiaar (y OCEAN OTEAMER3.

1 TS BAIL. Salss of Stocks at Philadelphia 7Wi B.rV? 5s, '64. 97 ri 1'760 Camden Amboy Railroad e.73,4 SckuylkiU Navigation 6e, 8, 831 S3 Peaaav Ivans. Railroad, 49, 100 Miaehiil Srip, S3; 59 Beaver Meadow Railroad, 38; 14 Lehigh Navigatios, 711 50 Norristows Railroad, 57 3XX I.esg tC0 RJlr lUilroad, 46 a United States Baak.32; 70 Cirard Bank, 14 i. efeea Boards 350 Long bland Railroad, 17 100 Icksjlkill Navigation Preferred, 34.

Second Boorati SCO WUminrtoa Railroad 6s. SL0OO Aebuylkill Naviratiaa 6a, 871 $300 Peensvlvaaia 5s, 'i4, 97ti IJ)H Peaasylvania 5a. 7t S5O0 Caaaden dt Amboy Railroad 6a. 64, 0 $3,000 Caasdes efc Aa. buy Railroad 6s, ti.

SO $750 Moms Canal Bonds. 90; Railroad 'SO, C. dt 103 800 Scha; Hull Navigation After Board $300 Morris Caaal, 201 150 SC4) Vfinm CaaaL HI K0 Lag Island Railnad, 17t. dosing Prices United Sutes Sa, tA. ISCiSUI di.

do-, Sa, 67, 1301(8131 1 Peaaeyrvaara Sa, S7i'JT Readias Rail read 4(W46i Readar Railroad Boa da, "TO. 9HuiCi Reading Railroad Moncaae aa, IM, Sf(tZ9fl: Wnnsvlvaaia Railroad. 43iS4 Morns Canal, Ji iffiiCi Schaykill Navigation Aa'cl. f.Jj'C-'ili so. do.

Stack, til25i ia. ia. prtUntd, XHZZUt i Lost Arctic. Lwo Sf- 7" Aria Lott. New-York.

ti Ctw SJIsajssi.MovTisBSi. PbiladelpbiaLiverT nl Je ly Si. Jnly U- July Baltic July Atiaarte. New York. Arxtie Laoe New- York.

Aag. TS ABBIT1. Veseet aasaia rroaa Fort Dew Boston June II LiverpooL. 15 Hermann. June IT Africa New-York.

2' AtlowUie Weat. June 39 Alps New- July City AfaacAaVWylia Liverpool. PhiladslphiaJuIy 0- A rctie Laoa New-York 13" Pacific N.a Liverpool. ST Cite ClaiArasj.Morrison 17 Baltic Comstock. Aug.

10 Atlantic West Liverpool. Aug. St Citybiancke'r Wy lie Liverpool Philadelphia A ug. 34 Sept. IT Psssesgers ArrlveA.

In ittamtXif Roanokt from Richmond, Petersburg a) Norfolk V. ft. Tat lor. E. 0.

Jones. A. J. Mowiy. J.

U4 Jar soa, E. Loin, Dooley H. II. Baasom, J. South, A E.

Aden. Wm Kimball. Mr. Callonk, Chea. Shepvard, W.

Knock, i Adama. Dr. peace. J. Leslie, Henry Ash tun.

Dr McClskv. C. L. Doresleia. Isaae lady, children and servant W.

P. Ckaniberlatna and cbitdren. Mra Adams, Miss Adama, Miss C. Adams, Miss Mary aloes. J.

Oaklsy and lady. Mr. Picot aad lady, Wm. Pieot, Misa Piootr A. B.

Stoddard aad lady, Miss. Picet aad ckildrea, J. T. Wads worth. Mr.

Coops, Mrs. Wadswortb. Mra. H. Merritt.

Mra. M. Scott aad soa, W. J. Dofton aad 4 children, Miea B.

Kimball, Mr. Hodg Doughty, Miss Adaana, Baldwin. Mra Wright, Mias Webber, S. O. Mayer, Mrs Brickner, S.

Johnson. Dawson, A. Merchant. Coraelias Merchant, Thoaaaa Martin, Jonathan, Cnllras. Jacob Gotbolf.

D. Kinney, Fred JE. Lafkia, J. H. King.

Mr Brouga aad aon, Samuel C. Elliott, H. M. Smitk, Thomaa Traaey, Mr. Golden, F.

Gallagker. Cr Gallagher. Jeeapb Hinton, Mr. Day, J. Robinson, aad 4 in the stearaea.

In bark ttonteauma, from Vemerara Mra, Gould aad dangbter, af Boston Mias Nawaant, Messrs. McKsausr Hill, Basaett, Watt. BUBIATOBB THIS BAT. Bob 4 SI I 7 S3 Moos Rises ..10 52 Bias bat. Sandy Hook.

45 I Gay. Island 10 35 Hell IS IS MARINE LNTELLIGEXCIL FORT OF NsTW-YORK. JUNE S3. Claa Skip Sharon. Brooks, Pagwash.

N. S-, A. Lowry; Baks Hsmet Ssauldiar. Spaalding, Saa Juaa de los Brnedins; Edward, Patersoa, Savaaaab, N. L.

Mo- Cready ek Co. 4 Unas rvimmo, tor ivers, nrtstoi, a r. n.eirn; Zaza. Pierre, Maraakam and a market, K. Ownisr.

Sckra Sarak Elizabeth. Smith, rtew-Uavaa, master 1 North Wetar, Rogers, New-LondoB, master fMoataxa-ma, Rsed, Bostaa, Masasy ek Petit Boxer, Will, Can, peachy. F. A. Bcagaeto M.

Rogers, Maya, Harbor Ulead, master. 1. Sloops James Lawrence, Kogera, naw-uavnn, j. 11. Havana 1 Peruvian.

Nash. New-Haves. J. IL lisvsas) Pearl, Wbaa'ar, New.Uaven. U.

Havana; lUrrest, F.enrb, rrovidenca, mastar; xtscior, uiancy, nsw-uav- en, J. H. Havana. ArrtvedU Ship Garriek. (pack St.

before reported.) Walker, Liver-aoal May 15, nsdsa. and S1K) passengers ta J. Footer, Jr. Tba O. bus been 11 daya W.

cf Gaorre'a bad light W. winds and calms tka whole paasaga. Tbe while coming in tha Hock thia morning, ia tow af a staam weat ashore oa tba otat ax A. where she now liee. Tha passengers ware brought to tha City by tka Underwriter.

At tha time af tka skip's going ashore en Sandy Hook, tkera was a desae fog. The steam tugs Undsr-wnter aad Ajax kava gaaa to kar assistaaes, tha latter kaving ia Ww a lighter. She will probably be got on this kigb water, after discharging part of tho carro. Skis Cornelia, French, Liverpool May 16, mdea. aad 453 asscBgars to Merritt dt Trimble.

Crossed the Beak Jobs 6. Hsd experienced i'tht winds and eahna Jane 18, 4 A. Ut 40 45, loa. 68, took a pilot from tha Jalia. Skip Roderick Dku, tBr.) Paenne, Livarpoot SS 4-, aidaa aad AI3 -paMeagers to Art kar Leary.

Jeae 4. las. 44 44. Ion. 43 11, passed a ship bottom up, nboal 1,000 tons harden i it being dark at tka time, could sot see kow hawse painted.

Ship Creole, Pierce. New Orleans Jans 3, nsdsa to W. T. Prxet- Bark Moateuk, Brawa, Antwerp 35 andae. aad 171 semesters to J.

Browar ck Co. Bark Montasama, Hanson, Dsmerarn 30 da, ires te t. Tattle as Cm. Bark Fiiaea Albert, (Hamb.) Gabtman, Hamburg 49 mdte and 163 passe xers la W. Von Ssht Bark Mary Anra, (of Tkomastos) Wads, Havre S3 in ballast aad S70 passenger to mastar." Brig Bnltiant, (Br.) Haines, Scbndiae, lumber, ate ta T.

If. R. Da WoBe. Juaa 15. Ut.

40 40, loa. 69 40. in gala from S. W. loot foretopgaUaat-staat aad broke loratopsast trusstreas.

Brig Jcbansa, (Brem Robs, Bremen 45 ds is baCaAt and 163 passonrers tomsstey. Bnrvrrcn, Naw.) Meidell, Bevgea, Norway, 43 da, ia ba'last saw K'S passengers to order. B'ig Msresllua, (of Greenpert) Bowsn, Zaza, Cuba, June 1, sugar ta mastar. Scbr. Riberio Primero.

(Port.) Riberio, Lisbon 33 it braedy, Ae. to J. A. Maebado. Scbr Eva.

Car row, Plymouth, N. 3 ds shingles to Blair dt Porter. Scbr. Adela. Applegnte, Wilmington 4 naval stores to Dolle ek Potter Scbr Harriet HsJlaek, Pogk, Wilmington 4 savsl stores ta D-liner ek Potter.

Sckr. CosuBodora Kearney, LeveH, Boston nidi, to W. Lewis. Scbr. Charles Colgate, Seamen, Baltimore 4 mdr.

to MsiUer dt Lord. Scbr. Northern Ligkt, Holmes, Rockland 4 lime to master. Scbr. W.

Bailey, (of Plymouth. N. Brawn, Tir-celona 30 bides to Mnl'er, Sanda dk Riera. Sckr. A.J.

Ls Rossett, Brewster, Wilmington, N. 4 snval stores to Dollasr dt Potter. Scbr. Alexander Mitchell, (3 masted) Blaekinton, Ti-jarro, P. Juaa It, sugar and molasses to alviiai.i, Pbelpa At Co.

Scbr. Veans, fVenex.) Okbere, Cuataaa, Spaaisk M. 95 hides ta oiler, Sands A Riera. Sckr Tasgeat, Pin mmsr, Columbia 15 -lalba to Ms hsw. Talbot 4k Co.

Scbr Ljdia Brooks, Coombs, Belfast II ds luo. master. Schr. Nancy Mills, Xldridge, Portsmouth, N. toS.

W.Lewis. Sckr Columbia- Lubec 10 laths and to master. Scbr. Leopard, Hoat, Lubeo 10 hubs sj 1 master. Schr.

Jaaa Ingrakam, Wktslsr, RotUiiid 4 Line master. Sckr. X. C. Scrnntoa, Smith, PorUaad, 3 Sckr.

Isaae Ackers, Grerory, Reoklaad. Lata to Sckr. Med ore. Rhodes, Rockisnd 4 lime to mxs. Sckr.

Trade Wiad, Jenkiss. Norwich, la baLaat. Schr. Irvae. Batsasaa.

New-Havea, ia bellast Sckr. Isaae Hsaaley, Smith, New- Haven. Sckr. J. M.

Brninard. Halse, Portland, stno. Sloop Samaal Hall. Cos, Portland, atone. Sloop Thomas Hail, HnU, Piwviaeaca.

XteUw. -Skip AtlAntie, JTsydaB, Nsw-Orleans 13 mJ W. T. Frost. Ship Ca'hariaa, Setxer, Ckarlastoa, 6 ds eottsi ti Wardle.

Also, a Brcmea bark feslled Bark Stttesmaa, (Br.) Cerniar, Cttt, t-T-W1NX Sanset, S. Bpsikra, dte. May 14, Brem. brig Elm a. bound W.

14y 16, 1st. 49 Si, loa. 49, Eztm. tell. Schmidt.

steariBg E. May 34. off Naatackst Skoals, baik Emma, La. t-men tor lUltimara May 10.1a. 47 13, las.

SI 15, Das. hark isr S. Jane IS. lax. 43 30, loa.

67. Br. bark Steator, York for ScBodiae. June 14, lat. 41 51 loa- CS 7, Brem.

bark CoU- i- Jsna )o, lat 41 4 I. Ion. 66 10. was sees ste: bia. fm.

Nsw-Yik lr Liverpool. Jae 17. 11:30 A. 1st 41 .10, loa 5, i'. A tba.

fm. Boetoa for Australia June 31. 1-t. 76 n. 73 13, bark steerisg S.

13 ds. out Foreign FortJe At Zaza, Ha, Jose 1. kr-iWm T-T Eaton, fur BcstoaJeaeS; battna, 11 loik, tb onlv -K ta lt.