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ies with the same suosos whio' #ho has always teved there, 7, original comedy of ‘Sink or Nisfully peodaved at the Olympic joatre, London, ou Munday tast, xed roposted dur. thoweek. Tho veteran Farren has a prominent tor in it. [The Birmingham Musical lostival for the bonoft the Hospital commences on Monday, the Soptember. Tbe fostival, which was ostablished quarters of a century ago, has yielded to the ‘ity above £70,000. Balfe’s now opera of ** The Devil's In It,” promi- to have a long and successful run at the Surrey atre. The acting au? vocatiaation of Miss Ro- jor, Miss Poole, Mr. Burrani, and Mr. 1H, Corri, in prin oheracters, is high!y eulogised by the tropelitan journals. Mrs. Abbott, tho tragic actress, lately arrived in ndow from America, where sho is said to have very popular, ie 8 sistor of Mise . Horton, and in the hebit of performing with hor iu the diffo- nt buricsques that wore produced at tho Viotoria ro, under the management of Messrs. bbott sad Egerton. On Thursday ovening. H. R. H. the Duke of axe apd Govhu’s original o of * Ca- da,” was produced at Ler Mujesty’s thoatre, and a3 vehomontly applauded thro.ghout by & orowd- and highly fasiionablo vodicory. The loading aracters wore sustained oy Mdmo. Charton, Mdmo. Grango, Sigs. Calzolari, Susini, and De Bassini On Monday ovoning tho vocal cclebrities of her jesty’s » including Lablache, Gardoni, solari, Bellotti, Fertutti, Medamo La Grange, Ida rand, me Fiorontini, &o , wore anneunced appear in @ concert at the Vauxhall Gardens, , but im consequence of the rohearsal of the of * Casilda,”’ wt tho formor house, the mu- ‘cal "vce or the entertainments had to be The Corn Trade of Europe. a art Mark Laue Express, August 16 | Wo Lave hed & week of considerable oxcitoment as the discovery made two or three weeks » at the cro} i» im consequence of tho excessive 5 Fikeced prematurely. This, we coi r, is t se oxteusively prevalent. Bo the cause may, tho effect will certainly be » much ry yield than was proriiene calcula The wet weather experienced during the part of the weck may perhaps not be pro- luctive of much additioval mischief, if the romain- of the month should prove dry; but the corn certainly boen 2 govu deal lodged and twisted the rain and wind, and a retura of wot, might, fore, prove rathor diss:trous. It would be pre- ure, at progent, to pretend to form any thin; ® dofinifo estimate of the probable result the harvest; but that the wheat crop wili not ve «0 fas in quality, or productive in quanti- ty, as wae necaaia a fow weeks ago, is certain. ¢ probebility is what a considerable Reo ion: will be carricd in soft condition, aud a qrxatity of old wheat for mixing is therefore iy bo be peau? Opinions vary mate in ard.to tie cbautity of last year’s wheat remain- in the hauds of the growers ; but that the stocks forgign in the United Kingdom are not by any Incansibeayy is certain. Lhe probability is, there- i id wheat will, fur some time, command r FE than new ; and though fine heck the upward movement, we ques- Aion whether good qualitics will give way, evon if ne fres c uneasiness should hereafter arise ii e harvest. Whothor the rise will ninined, will, of course, depond ina ‘6 ou the extent of the importations mabroad. We belicve that good stooks are still hold in tho Battio, but holders op the other side will not be sicw to dvuntage of our necessities ; and in proportion a6 it becomes evident that Great Britain wil! reqnire to import, so will prices riso a@brond. linder the old system this country was rarely without a considerable stock of wheat in the bet werebouses to cet any sudden and unfore- ween em orgcncy ke that with which wo appear tobe at present thzcatened. Tho foreiga merchants now Prefer to ke oir property under their owa caro, and, as iar as is practicable, what is imported is sold from cn board ship to go immediately into con- vumptiou; bence our large granaries are for tho mest part cnp:y, andit might not be an easy mat- ser to Clie prompt supptica if they should be acept by paying high prices abroad. ly Jittle speculation has taken place, hi principal milters, who had, during the fine wattcr in July (under the impression that the bers: would be abundant), worked their stocks up :.ther closely, have deemed it prudent to peepere eta some ea the eed! spect here has, consequently, been a goo Somasd ee wien Ai oat ee week; = the supplies brought forwa iy the growers havieg econ emal!, the article has nsen 23 ts 3s., and in some carcé 4a. to 5s , per quartor at the chief mar- kets in the agricultural districts. The rise has no heen quits «9 at the ports where stocks of ign aro eld; but takiag the kingdom colleo- : may fairly estimate the improvement in prices sixco last Monday ut 2s to 3s. per quarter. Other articles have ticipated in the upward movement, sad the idea of a very low range of Prices appears to have been quite abandoned. _ Wo have endeavored to obtain as accurate infor- waation ss possibis respecting the state of the potatoe crop, and are sorry to say that the accounts becomo fromdsy to day increasingly unfavorable. In Ire- jand, as well as the Western and Southern parts of weglend, tho diseago is certainly moro general than 57 been fer some eas past, and tho disorder has, within the lost eight or ten days, shown iteolf in Sootland. The malady has no doubt beon augment, ed by the wot weather, and wo fear the loss will be very seriou. In meat ot the Scotch markets, prices of whoat havo advanced this week, though not in eperpection te the rise which has taken place in the South; aud ia Ireland, quotations of wheat, Indian corn, &c., have also risen more or less, notwithstanding the pressure of potatoes on the different markets, sk fen of the article having been hurriedly brought ard, owing to the fear entertained that the di- sease niy extend to that portion ef the crop appa- rently sound when dug. We bxve again to report a small supply of wheat coastwice inte London, only 3,459 qrs. having come to hand during the week. The quantity brought forward by land carriage samples, from the home gounties has, meanwhile, been trifling. On Wednos- day, the Hssex and Kent stands were completely bare, and there were hardly any offers from the east coast. The morning bvivg very wet, more anxiety was manifested by the millers to buy, and previous prices wer» oxcceded by 1s. per qr. Tho continued rain throeghout Thursday, and the important rice which too place in consequence at some of the pro- vinoial merkets, induced seilers on Friday to insist en a forbler improvement, and quotations were about 2s. por ip. bigher at the close than thoy were in tho beginnirs of the weck. ‘the upward movemont in the value of forcign wheat has about kept pace with the rito on English. Tao receipts from abroad have been mo ‘erate, 6,387 qrs havirg been reported du- Ting tho woek ending this (Saturday) evening. On Wodneseay somo rather extensive wausactions tool: £. per qr. more money was pretty Rath oO mad ot enhancement further sales mig! deen cf cied on Mriduy, but the rates a: boing at Teast le rt. higher than the previous market day, th ilerd cetused to continue their purcbasos. Prices must bo regarded as somewhat unsetiled at resent andivis dificult to give accurate quota- ions; for moderately good qualitios of Baltic rod 43s to 45s. por qr. has been lately asked, aud corres nding terms havo been demanded for other sorts. he operations in floating cargoes of wheat have been & good deal interfered with by tho high pro- tensions of sellers. Nearly al! that have arrived of ‘tae const have, howover, been placed at gradually advapocd rates. Polish Odessa red, which was obtainebvlo last wook at 35s. to 36s , has ginco real- ized U7s. Gd. to 38s, aud on Iriday 403. por qr.. cost, freight, 2nd insurance, was asked. Ghirka has risen to 41s. per qr, and for other descriptions equally high terms heve been usked. Tho sales of Baltio wheat free on board have been comparatively unimporiant, owing to tho high protensions of wellers. Barley of home growth has come forward spar- ingly—indeed hardly a sample bas appoared since Sent Monday. In this position of affairs little basi- ness hos been done, and prices have not vuried. Foroign barloy bes been in rather improved request, and the arrivals from abroad having been quite moderate, slightly improved rates have been eealized The arrivais of oate from our own coast and Scot- havo beon very small, and tho supplies from a and eee? anand te teeny ater proportion from Archangol. 9 prinoip Seine Bare manifested rather snore disposition to add to thoir stocks, and having had 2 fair consum tive demand, the tern in price bas been fe ed Savor of the sellor. On Wednesday a steady busi- aces was done at the extreme rates of the precedin; market day, and subsequontly, tg hog oxperionce: sonsidereble difficulty in seouring fine frosh corn at former terms, but no quotable advance could be o3- tablished on Friday. 2 Beans have moved off in small quantitios, at ouch tho same prices a4 those carrent last Monday. Peas have been in rathor improved request, and have commanded quite a3 much money as pre- Tn conacquence of the prossuro of pAatoos on the Brish inar Hite, Indian corn has boon in loss request, and for some days past comparatively fow bargai havo been closed, sollors having insisted on fall terms, which purchasers bavo Heon unwilling to ve. *y the mort recently recoived advices from tho eontinent, it appears that the fine weather broke w thore about the aime timo as wishus, In the Sout @ largo proportion of the crops had been previously Gevilayd, Wwe 1a tee jrugtaa oye yeoalec peed od ble | deegmbiic, Amgwat Sh. com boeing still abroad, mischief would, tt was fowred, result from tho uafavorable change ie the weatver. This, and the rise io the Baglich maerkote which by means of the oleotrio telograph was known abroad almost as soon as ib oconcred —haf | given an impetus to prices, aud quotations have r iseu ia the emia proportion in most of the prinvi- pat continental markets os with us. At Dantzio considerable excitement appears to have prevailed, and prices were, ea the 10cm inst, (Tuceday last.) 38. t0 ds pe qaarter bighor thaa on that day co’pnight. The high protonsivas of holders had checked uctaal business, a¢ mack aa 45s. having been asked. and, we believe, ia ono or two instances, paid, for 614 to 62 ibs. Bug, and 43s. to 449. por qe. free on board for 62 ibs lower Polish. Vessola bad beoome rathor scarco, and 3s. per quartor for Landoa would bave beon readily given for Al ships The weathor had been unsettled, with more or less rait daily, and the wheat crop was believed to have suf- fered from tho wot. Konigsberg letters of tho 10th inst. state that neither wheat nor rye was considered a good crops and barley and oats were reported to be considerably below an average in yield. Wheat had tended ap- wards in value, and good high mixed of 61 Los. woight was then worth about 40s. 3d. por qr. free om ard. At Stettin on the 10th August wheat was held at an advance of 2s. to 36 qr. on tho rates of that dey week. Several orders had come to hand for tho © of wheat on British account, but genorally at too low limits to allow of their exeoution, ard the business actually done at the advanocd terms bed not been importent. For a parcel of good mixed Polish wheat 40s, per qr. was roported to have been pula, snd the same price was thon asked for fiao vy joraaian. Rostock advices of the 10th instant inform us that harvest operations had not been brought to a close, exud farmers having been busy in the tictds, soarcely any eupplice had been brought forward. The stooks in granary were genorally in the hands of parties by ue meas over anxious to realize, and it would have been difficult to have bought fine quality at 386 per qr., frec on board, many demanding a still higher figure. . At Hamburg, on Tuesday, bus ness was chooked by the high rates asked by sellers, 40s. to 41s. per qr., free on board, having been asked for good quali- tics of red wheat at outports. In the Dutch markets a furthor rise avome to hav» been established, and at Rotterdam, on Monday 49s. to 503. per qr. was paid for new Rhiac wheat, and 44s. for fine Zealand. By the most recent advices from France we leara that groat dissatisfaction was being expressed by fermere respecting the result of the harvest. Wheat scems to have suffered extensively from the exoes- sive heat in July, the berry having been ehrivelled or dried up before it had arrived at maturity; from this cause a short yield to the acre was gone- rally complained of. The consequence had heen a rise in prices of wheat at all the {ti markets in the interior; and at Paris, on Wednesday, flour was 2f, per sack dearer than on that day woek The present tone of the letters from I'rance would lead to the conclusion that that country will not have any surplus quantity of wheat or flour for ex- port; but we shall req more authentic infor- hr before we can come to a conclusion on that subject. From the Mediterranean, wo learn that @ good deel of business had been done in Indian eorn, in consequence of British orders, and prices had risen at Trieste and Venice to 23s. to 288. Gd. por quarter, free on board. Freights had also advanced, 5s. 6d. ‘c oe por quarter having been demandod for Eng- ALG. Markets. Livervoon Cortox Manxer, August 16.—Tbere has heen an antmated demand for cotton to-day, and the sales exceeded 12,000 bales—5,000 on speculation and for export, The market docs not close quite 60 lively, but ices are firm at an advance of fally }¢d, per I, om last riday’2 quotations. August 17.—The sales of cotton to-day amount to 8,000 beics, of which 2.000 bales arc on speculation and for export. Market quiet, but without change. xeps Wooures Cuorn Manxet, August 27.—There have been very few buyers in the cloth hulls this morn- ing, and less business has been done than on any market day forthe last two months; yet the quantity of cloth in the Lela hag net inereaseu much Reon tary) eae and the stocks isiauch below the average a6 this period of the year. Prices rule as of late. Caxton Market Rerort, Honc Koxc, Juxe 23.—Dur- ing the month our markets for imports have heen" de- preseed, and prices for most articleaare lower. Yarn has been ia demand. at improved rates. Cotton—Tae im- jorts have been heavy. and helders being anxious to re- alize, quotations havo further declined. Bombay, Ts. 5 8 to Ts. 7.2; Bengal. Ts 6.2 to8; Madras, Ta. 6.4 to 8.4 About 15.040 bales quitted Stock. 98,000, against 35 000 Cotton Yarn—A large demand i are supported. Nos. 16-24. $26 60 to $25. Nos. 50; Nos. 38-82, $84 60 to $65. Sales about 2 es. Stock moderate, Longcloths.— The market bes been dull, dealers buying only for present consumption, aud holders willing to sell at rm v Whites, $1.70 to to $2 60 Vrices, owing to forged sales, have declined. Assorted. Tic. to $1 05. Lon astorted, $6 75 to $7 05. Beariet, $6 0 FIC. Camlete. Ts 50 to $200, Duteh, $2 te $2 50. Trou —Nail rod. $265 to $215; baz syuare $1LES to $2; flat, $185 to $2; round, 5 to $5 MD, Cochincal.—$90 to $115. Turkey opium —$450 to $400. Ten The trapeactions have been chicfly confined to gicen tea, The settlements of Congou during tho season have been about 550 chops, Jiusters of the now Congous are daily expected. Grays quoted Total ibs Export from Canton from July 1, 185 20, 1862.00.64. Export from Sir Sure 17, 1852 Total... ..ssesscer sone ccer eens core wees e+ G$400,000 | — Santon from July 1, 1850, to June Export from ghai from July 1, 1850, Totes. 6s nce .ts oessoes . Exchange on England vanced. First class paper. 4s. Sd, to 4s, Si;d; American credits. 4s. 9d. India Company's bills were sold at 226r, to 227r., and latterly wu, Y28e. to 2207. Ereights to London, £5. The Surprise (American) is loading at £4 to £5. From Shanghai we have advices late this afternoon, to the 17th instant. Prices of imports had receded, aud Uttle doing in exports, excepting silk. Sillc— About 200 bales of the new crop had arrived. The crop wes expected to be abundant and superior. Considerable bueiness had been done, and large con- are reported ‘The opening prices were considered ‘her thaw last seasou. Tsatloo, 1 and 2, $420; No. © to $420; Nos. 3 and 4, $370 to $305, Export from ma for the season, 19,400 bales, against 20.200 bales ‘Tes—The report on the now crop was favor. gcloths—Iinporte had been beayy—280,000 ‘ the demend noticed inst ete not contin ng. prices pave wny. Grays quoted $1 9 to $2 whites, $1 60 to $2 9. Woolloas—Spantsh stripe: for infirior, $1 for good. Long . scarlet, $7 50 I change on England advanced suddenly to 4s. 11144, to Gp. fox clean credits; deeumentary bills, s.to 5s 1d. Oa Inéiv—Company's paper. 2t5r, “Freights—One vessel is engex (for London at £3, and one loading for Liverpool at £ MESERS. RICHARDSON, PROTHERS & ©O.’s CIRCULAR. Favenroo, August 16, 1852. The weather since the 15th has been mostly dry. but some heeyz showers have cecaaionally fallen. Under this tavorable state for the harvest there has been less mess to purchace on the part of speculators, but ors beve not been offering to sell eitber wheat or an corn vory little hore, and the business in « mostly confined to the C. ¥. and L. trade. to fs damly held for 308, 17, 1852, ri list above chows we h ein had a li- y of wheat. but this week principaliy fiom , a eddition to a gow supply of oats from have some cargues from Archangel Tho wenthor Jest night was fine, and tht dry but 2,900,000 Americon ¥, at Gur 1 beral sw morning is nud, ani with a bosvy. close atmosphe Ato werkes this morning we bad but a mode: tendance of the local dente Mi taillers, who den! to giving the fili prices of Friday Inst for whi Int bolders were geveraily firm for that day's currency on lest deveriptions of Witkke and red. but for parcels of doublCul condition rather lots money was accepted than on the 12th, There was not general good demand for Acvericna flour ficm tho bakers and dealers, but some Lote were tien er speeuiacion, at 2s a 2ts, 24 for Western «a chip: but some extra Philadclpuia obtained Os. und Baltimers sla, Gd, ex store, Indian corn unchanged in demaud and yelue, Old Gots im very hited request, but an net qnoted lower. New (with & good supply) did not obtein within &¢. por 45 tbs. of the price of thivday week, tawnoys having been sold at 29. dd. The only sole of Indira cora re: ported was a cargo of Bulgarion at 289., 0. IF, & 1, _ Artistical, - Portnarr Or Grr. Fnanktin Prenon, dagaorreo: bynes by M. A. and 5. Root, aud engraved by H. a. Pornart or Gan. Winrieun Soorr, dagnorreo- typed by M. B. Brady, engraved by H. S. Sadd, Carmine street. John Nenio. These aro fine steel meee tn of the gonerals, and are tho best likenosses of thom that we have yet ceen, eepecially that of Gen. Pierce. Srru. Eeonaving op Hexny C.ay—Falllongth portrait. Philadelphia: T. B. Petorson. ai A good likences of this ominent statesman. Axirery Intiirpatton Axv Lines or a Foratan Miristsu.—Mr. Francis Dodge, of Goorgetown, waa yesterday brought before Justice Goddard, at tho instance of the Sceretary of State, on @ com- Maint made by the Chovalicr de Bosch Sponcer, iniater of tho Belgien zovernment near the Unit States, growing ont of a difflculty im relation to impounding a cow or cows, and a letter said to have been |writton by said Dodgo to tho Minister. Mr. Dodge was held te bnil in tho sum of $5,000, to appear at the next torm of the criminal court, to anawor the o of “intimidating,” and in tho meantime to keep the tow: the Mi- nister. It also appearing that some strictares in regerdto this mattor had been published in the comers ter, tho editor of that paper, Mr. Joreph A. lameon, wag likowiso put under socucity, upon complaint of tho Mintater, to arswor at court ® charre of having published liboHous matter. Tho bail in this latter caso was given in the sto of five hondeed dollace.--HWa on of Moateo. New Your, Augus; 1%, 1952. 5... Bmore, Beq Dear Sie :—Annexed | beg to transmit to you, the total amount of voswla, aud choir woonage aud pes- sengees, en‘ered ia the whulo ropublo of Maxie, ia the yoar IS51. Yours traly, Jonas 2. Lavy. Vena OkUR, Bteamers. 7 ; ships. 6; barks. 93; brigs,78 ; svhooners, 51. Total, 176. hag 224, Nation-—“Moxicans. I Veacsurts, 1; Amorioan. 68; Spent 20; Engtteh, 32; Freneh, $0; Pravwian 6! jambarg 6; Doumark 4; Swedem, 4; Bolgian, 1; Por tuguoes, 1; Swiss, 1; Lanoverien, 2. TAMPIOO Stoemors, 4; bark. 1; brigs, 15; sohoonar, 65. To- tal.75. ‘Yonnege, 7 704. Mexican, 1; Amorioun. 25; Spamise, 6; Vowtisle, 10 ; Fronoh, 10); Hamburg, %. . Mavandass, Norhing compraone Ships, 3; barka.4; brigs,19; eokeoners, 24. Totai, 49. Tounage, 6 992. Mexicans, 19; Americans, 5; Spanish, 5; Koglinh 5; Frepob, 3; Pruewian, 3; amberg, 1; Beamark, 2; Bol- glen, 1} Bremen, 3 sae Bhip.1; berks, 5; briga, 16{ sokoeners, LI. Total 32 fom page 4 308! moe Mexioaas. 6; Americans, 14; Spanich, 8; Kegiixh, 4, 2084800 any brigs, 6; schooners, 26. Totel, 37; Toa- Rexvics) 12; Americans, 16 ; Spanish 9. ACAPULO®, Steamers, 146 ; ships, barks, 16; brigs, 21; sohoom- er.13. Total, 26. ‘Tounago, 131.230: Mextoana, 3; Rerusivns,3 ; Chilinos. 1; Keusder, 4; Faglish Americans, 176; Spanish, 1; } Breuob,” 2} Norwogian, 1, Barks, 2; brigs, 5; 8. Total, 10. To- nage, 1, 4, Koglich, 1; Hamburg, 4, BAN BLAS. Steamers 27; ships, 11; barks, 12; briga, 16; schoon- ers. 8. Total, 74. Mextoan, 1; Chetono, 2; Keuador,2, Americans, 45; Kngiirh, 19 , French.2; Denmark, 2 DIAZAgLAN, Steamers 35 ; ships, 19; barks, 25; beiga, 49; schooners, 20, Notal, 150. Toonage, 36,762, Mong ev a cL begilah ots arises tone 33 ceril, 1; American, 61 ; ; 0; Ham: borg, 8; Denmark, 3; Surdinia, i}; Bromen, 3. ALTATA. Ship 1; bark, 1; brigs, %; echoomer, 1. Total, 5, Tonnage, 1 156. Mexican 1; American, 1; Faglial, 3. Stoamer 1; shipe,4; barks, 7; briga, 1 mer 1; shipe, 4; a 4; schooners, 1. Total, 37, Monnago, 4505, ition 1; Peruvinas, $; Keuador, 1; Amerioans, 90; Kngiish, 8; French, 1; Hamburg, 2 ; mamark, 1; Suez, 1. Mexiean, 68; Venosudla, 1; 9; Kourdore, $ ; 41; a, Yanglish, 108; Wrench, 68; Prussian, Denmark, 13; Sardinia, 8 ; ; Norwegian, 1; Sulze, 1; Hanoverian I ; PAssEKGERS, Arrived. Differonce. Custom Hous: Dip npn SA Lientenant Little, of the U. 5. Navy, departed this life rathor suddenly on Saturday Socata: at his mother’s residence, in Green street, Baltimore, between Fraaklin and Mulborty streets. His sud- don demise is attributed to a disease of tho heurt. Samos Lacs, a highly respoctablo citizen of West Thoylaton, died in that town on Sunday night. He was SxMneey known to tho manufacturing com- munity. COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS. MONKY MARKET, Weoxespar, September 1-6 P. M. ‘There was a very active market this morning, and the dcmand was sustained to the close. The transactions in Nicaragua were larger than usual, at an advance of 1 per cent, The reports current relative to the rights and privileges of this company are entirely without founda- tion, The supreme poverpment of the ropubile of Nica- ragus fully authorized, by legislative decrees, granted by means of their con oners, on the fourteenth day of August. 1851, a charter to a company, for the navigation Dy steam of the waters of Nicaragua, to be desiguated by the ¢ of “The Aceessory Trausit Company,” with prepetunl succession. The rights and privileges of this company aro not to interfere with those of the Atlant ompeay. Contan Ce vanced 1 perecnt; periand Coed Compin Keiiroad, Long Istand. tonington, %4 Railrond, } Judson River Railroad, '; Harlem, 3; the recond board there was e slight reaction, and a de- cline wis submiticdto, Nicarsgua fell off 11% per cent; Harlem, '4; frie Reitroad, %,. The feciing in the street is favorable for an active market and an improve prices. Moncy is datly getting more abundant, and in % few days we must Took for an abatement in the demand The receipts at the office of the Assistant Treasurer of this pert, to-day, amounted to $195955 95; payments $04,401 58 nee, $6,776,507 86. By the ortival of the steamship Americn at ILalifax, from Liverpool, we have ecren days later intelligence from parts of Europe. The news is favorable. Quo- tations for cotton and corn had advanced, and the mar- kets were quite active. Considerable excitement pre- vailed in regard to brondstuffs, and there wore indications of na extensive speculative movement, Jy financial af. fairs there had been no charge. The Paris Journal des Debats pudlirhes a notification from tho firm of Rothrehild Brothers, calling upon the holders of obligetions of the Three per Cent Loan of the Beuk of the Uniled States, amounting to 22,770, (00 frames, negotiated through that house, to present their cleims before the 4th of October next, with a view to their being duiy entered ne creditors of the bani. ‘The earnings of the Erle Railroad Company for the month of August, 1862, amounted to $213,601 71.against $208,904 12 for the came month lact year, showing an in- ercave in the wonih thia year of $49,097 6. Of the in- crease for August. 1852, $104,500 30 waa from passengers and mails and $149,101 41 from freight, The Virginia Interns! Improvement Convention met ot Union onthe 19th of August, and organized by ap. pointing Oenexal Steinberger Proeident. Ex-Secretary Vieston, and other distinguished citizens of the State, made very able speccbos. A series of resolutions were pared, recommending the early completion of all the roads now conunenced, # loan of State bonds to internal iim proveanent companies, the oxtension of the works on the Joines and Kanawha riyers,an@ the completion of the railroad to the Ohio river, ‘The value of merchandise exported from this port, dis- tloguishing the value of shipments to each country, is exhibited in tho annexed statement :-~ Conerence or tae Port or New Yort=Vaiun ov Br- ronte, Avoust, 1862 --Foreign Merchanlise-— Domestic Not Ent. Ent. — Frov ohandive, to beb'n. to deb'n, Wihawee. $510.056 é 660.812 1,560 tee 92,046 1,400 ports fo Sritain, 65,708 _ 140,061 1,178 ia 4.000 | Sundwich Islands. Totals... ..$2540820 $80448 Satu S158 0% | These aggregates, compared with thoae for the correspon- ding months last year, present the annoxed statement :— Rxvonts Pow tie Pont or New Yor, Awovsr, 1851 asp 1852, 9468 1851. 1862, Domestio merchandize $3,250.6604 2840 826 Foreign, dutiable do re feacw = aeons 0, free, do 22,974 46.404 Bpecie 2078444 38,833 rom $0.290,561 544,006 Previously 58 362,346 3,904,168 Total for cigtt months .. $50,072 007 $40,508,068 According to this there has been @ falling off in the ag- @rcento value of exports during the first eight months of 1862, compared with the Corresponding time in 1151, of P0144, 464, moet Of whiok woe in (ho stacte ilem x i dis(aace by the Obio river, 288 mile mor i ! gpccic, The imports during tho month of Angest Chit yoar wore large—muok larger Chania Aagash Lest soar be appease by tho ennoxed abatement : Vatve or Inrours tw tae Pour or Naw Yous, Avaver, 1854 ann 1882 18t, 1882, Siiare0t = ginrit et OR, AN4 1,078 358 184,998 SOOT S12 1ON AL = GLA BAS THO 6 647008 Th. 08KT2S seated. PO7Cw BIL «= BH ORB ALD. ‘The withdrawals from warchous durieg the month of August this year, wore $1,829,991; warchousod daring ware time, $464.02. The oxoem of imports over expora during the first cight montas of tho past two years, was a8 annexed —~ Tavoers ano Kxroats of tie Pony or New Yor. Fee et nntat gr GeO ML GAROSTUAN Deo. 98,722:308 Valve Cexperts..,., 60 672,907 5X8 3 Dec, 10 13s Ott Exons of Feape rte... $57,997,054 $39, Although there hes been s great variation in the a gre- it will be ecou that the excess of tmports each year varies but slightly, the falling off in the imports and exports having been nearly to tho same extent, Thiris more favorable statement than we made, relative to the foreign trade of the port, up to the first of August in each ofthe past two years August bas becn a busy month in the dry goods trade, and tha tramesctions ere far greeter (han im August of fect year. For acveral years past, the trede at thin seaaon has mot been 80 good as it now is, both as regards de- mend, prowpt payments, and woll maintained prices, ‘The woollen and silk trade, especially, bave been active, end et buoyant prices. Brown shectings and chirtings are firm, odin good demard. Bleached goods cqually eo, with an ampie supply. Drills are more active at stuady rates. Osnaburga are heid at advanced rates, with a fair demand. Denims are more active, at en advance ; nothing now offering under 8c, Ticks are in demand and steady, Btripes cell stowly, at regular prices. Canton flannels are searce and muck wanted ; prices are advancing. Printing cloths aro in fair request at 34 a 6 e., the market being steady. Prints are active, at uniform rates, Ginghams at 10 104<c,, sei briskly on arrival, without allowtng any etock to sccumulate, Deisines aze active at fuil rates, Tho supply is kept up, though the demand ailews of no accumulation. Cloths sell steady and weil, both from first and sccond hands. Soma of the Pine street houses are quite surprised at the business they aro doing. ‘Tho suppiy has improved, and prices are very regular. Cessimercs are in good request at full rates, botl for fan- clesand plain goods, Satinets are steady and active. The Gemand for (his description of goods has not flagged once im all the year, and prices have considerably advanced. Linseys are higher and sell quick at 16a 18¢, ‘Tweeds are im but limited dowend, but prices are steady, Jeans are dull, Blankets are quick at advancing rates. Flannets active and steady. Shawls are not so active, bul theee is a fair demand, snd prices are firm. The fashion at presené is running on medo up germents. Among the shawls recently exhibited, we have particularly aud pleasingly noticed a novel and beautiful srticle, manufactured at the Globe Mills, Utica, and for sale by Messrs. Moyt, Tillinghast & Co., of this city. All French millinery goods are very active. The late large importations are not in excesa of the demand, and eell quickly at highor rates, White figured and colored fancy silks are scarce; delaincs and prints also set well. Ribbons of every variety now sell freely, the demand run- ning most on plaid and narrow yelvet ribbons, Cloths are active, at good prices. The demand oomes both from the West and South, but is most active from the West. Tho trade isan early one, and the after demand will yet be large, This State trade has yot to set in, and that is equaito a very large consumption—equal to that from nearly a!l other parte cf the Union, British goods are hardly so active, but stooks are reduced, and the eupplies aie much lighter than usual; prices are firm. Cloths are the most inquired for, and delaines moderately, Cloghams are relling briskly. sinems are quict. Blankets ore active, and so éze Scoteb goods, while for all descriptions prices are well maintained, and exhibit great regulazity. ‘The carly importations have como out to so good a mar- ket that large orders have been sent out; but prices have risen, Which will prevent their being filled. We may, bowover. expect a continuance of imports under such an eneoureging demand, as goods will otherwise ron short of thedemaad for consumption, The oy auction sates tive are of carpets. There have heen large rules of Lcre, but the demand has been geod. amd at paying em tunustial for carpet sales ab auction, Ta many . lots hare been @nplicated. Consumption is evi deutly increasing, and the country is cxhibiting a largely increased capacity tor it, ‘he prosperity of (he conatry, noll parts, without exception, is unprocedemted. Money fs plenty everywlicre. 1 AND Wonersrar Grose Ree Ruani 1 133, M6 14 131 598 4 In 1850, the cost of the road was reduced by the sale of land. &c. Im 1845, the figures only represent the opera- tions for cleven monthe, ‘The dividends in 1850 and 1861 weve the preferred stock, Two dividends only, of three per cent each, were ever paid on the old stock. ‘The raves of tax in the City of Boston for the present financial year, will be $640 on each $1,000, Ta 1951 it was $670 om the $1,000, and in 1850, $0 80; thus show- ing, a great reduction in rates during those two years, ‘This indicates @ good degree of economy in the city af- fairs, Tho aguregate vaiuation of the real and porsonel cstates ta the city ie about $309,000 Loss than last year. ‘This docs not prove any real diminution in the vatue of property, but simply shows that tue taxation would have bea siili jeas if the valuation hod boom the same as Inst yonr ‘The Clmetmnath Gezett vives he ed oxtroet from the report of the Wi of the anni, Mileho- rough and Parkenburg Lsiiroad, the Ohio link in the through line from Vaiiinore to St, Louis Mo Hine surveyed from Hillsborough to Belpre, passes through Piketon, Jncksow, W near Pomoroy, and is 2 Chillicothe to Marietta to Parkersburg, om miles; by the line surve The diference between th Foyer pointy, fs Hhown ws { ile and the mineral region. und together sonth of the Lime fcom The distance from Nilsborough fractions, by sir tine, is 111 dd tor the railroad 119 miles, ir urveyed lines, 13 io « Line Noles, Surveyed Line, Yrom F ‘rom Jae Prom Wik ville to F 11604 tt eee ow Vowueroy ‘ ; 3010 Whole tive and brancbesse...sceeeeceseeeeee @ Tine from Cincinnati to Parkersburg is 174 mite ‘The lines surveyed ere of cary grade and coustruction, with no curvature to prevent the attainment of bigh speed. The curved line, with a radii from 1.492 feet to 11,460 feet, Is 22 miles straight line 96 miles. The distance by this route and the Baltimore and Oblo road, from Cincinnati to Balti- is 547 miles. The estimated cost of the main line Lilileborough to Parkersburg ia $2,955,000, an aver- sce Of $16,025 2 mile. ‘The movements in cotton during the past year have beon on h yery extenstyo scale. The receipts. exportas and consumption have been unusually large, and ya the reason ia about drawing to a clove, it is a matter of con- siderable interest to see how the account stands ;—+ Movements or Corroy im rive Uriren Starrs oe Exported to Great Britain since lath Sepiember. from the above, as the returms from the principal South. ‘cru ports ere wot made up to within tom to twonty deys Che close of the @eoal year = Tke orvp this oar langaly excceds that of uny previous searoq, the piant now on the ground is not, im eome seolioas in suck » healthy, vigorous condition a6 fs dosireble, but i¢ ths season orn tioues fevorabic the yletd will not be tyr behing tiat of the present year, The annual comsumption of this ar- dole has reached such an emermous quantity, thet any important deoreass im the production wouldprove most diastrous, partiouiarty to the manufacturing daeses. To the producers it would be rather & favorablo chagge than otberwice es rotarms fully as large would be realled on a smalice quantity of the raw material. It requity tae full forme of the dave popeiation at the South to cater s orop Of three millions of bales of cottoa, ard preity sharp wort: at that, with = most favorvbie woxcon for picking, a. Three miltions of baies of cotton is about the maxinwim of our ability to pick and prepare tor market, | with oue procont negro forces, and the supply ls more likely, any reasom, to Le beiow thar ebove that quantity. Tp wee ontimated, » year or two since, that, with tho dave force of the South, we could not pick more than two mil- lioma coven hundred thousand bates. It hay largely ex- eceded thet cxtimate sinc, but evorything hns been La favor of s Largs yield, whiok may very seldom be rowdined, ‘Sho Treasurer of the United Stats Mint in Phiteda- phia, has furnished the Zedger of that olty with tho aay noxed statement of operstions ia that institution, during § the mooth of August, 1862, U.S. Marr, Pencappcenre — Comace Avover, 1852, Gold Coinage 115,279 doubis eagles . asp Divoarve, ‘tho aggregate recelpte for the sonsbn wit vary wighly mate, cach cratetning 4 catty boxes 40. 34 half ohicate, 45 ‘Cope | doa, C3 t? rg RT tg | 32% eal’ twankeye-64t" halt ohests, 34. geen | skia—450 half chests, 17; 272 cheats do., 6. Oulomg row. | chowg—70 half che-ts 2044; W) do. 26. View-ry Pow- | chong—69 baif cheats, 245;. Orange Pekoe—190 mate | each containing 4 ontty boxes, 20. Oulong—30 half chaste 6; do @), 100 ¢0., 86%; 18 do., aos jo 4; ¥ 33 Souchong—20 186 do 18; 46 chests do 16. Congou—3! cheats, 16; cheata, 17}4: 226 do., 17 Towacoo ruled firm, but quiet, aorales having beem mado, The quantity of Spanish im first bands waa 1,708 bales Cubs, 1.057 [avane, 1,183 Barscos, 183 Cienfuegos, ond Th Mt. ail 6008 The following tabular slatement represents the amount of domeatio im the nepection warchouss 00 the Ist ult. the receipta and doliveries alnoe, amd Uap stock reuining Uais afternoon — Ky, Va. dg N. Cone Md, Toted. it Book pt... O9BL = Bh -_ we Received anos". @ 199 i> ae hd 13,540 80 3 Delivorsd since * ... 109 5 2 um Mtook oa hand, Sopt 1'58.12 401 Ot L s nee fece1rta 08 rEONUCE THT DAT. By Nort Vivek Boreas —0.036 bbia. fear, 642 de. whiskey, 161 40 axbes, 13,690 bushels corn, and 1,617 éa, Wea, By Keun Rasnoan.—296 bbls. doar, 2,070 sides leatace, 96 boxes cbecve, and 281 pigs. butter. By New Haven Raiexoaw.—172 packegea cheese, amd A do. butter, WHOLESALE PRICKHS OUBRRENT. Coezecrup Weowvenay, Serr. 1, rom ree Muw Yous Bexaco. 492,974 pieces. Siler: 1,109 dottars... 16,100 balf dollar 5 7,650 62 606 dimes... one 6.250 70.000 half dines... 1.426.000 three-cont pleoes. 2,078,274 pieces, $4,346,686 Gold Bullion Depacited for Comnarre y From California. i F "$2,660,000 Other sources. » 125,000 $2,076,000 Bilver bullion deponited for cofmage........... $98\600 ‘The coinage in each of the first eight months of the present year haa boen as annexed :— Comnace in THE U. 8, Manx, 1852, Golds Sitver Canne, by eet, a Januory.. $4,228,416 BA, 30% Pebrusry. ©2002 049 8.048.829 88 Mu 8 886 682 B.042,157 75 8,607.989 52 4'210.566 80 4.246 208 86 5,043,509 99 4,346'885 00 Total. . $92,263,211 $409.43 $29,122 GL $52,711,376 GL ‘The deposite in cach of ¢he first cight months of the Past two years have been as follows -— Devowrs is run U8, Mint, 1851 snd 1652, Gold, Silvev Siher. Janwary....$5.0T1 C6T — $17,650 Vobruary.., 004970 $7500 21,200 March 2,880.271 "8,400 19,550 2/878.358 18,000 25/700 $:209491 — 14'800 20.000 11,790 27 400 duly 15,800 : 21,000 August. 29,000 -2,075.000 25.600 Total... $25,014,029 $103,209 $12,040,035 $181,000 Usd the Obio made two days better time, the August epostts would bave beem swollen to about five millions, For the year, 60 far, the deposits exesed, by about four millions, the deposits for the corresponding eight months of last year, There has been « falling off im the amount of the gold coinage, as compered with July, of nearly three quarters of u million of dollars. The amount of emell geld, dollar pieces and quarter eagles, has Leon largely increased; and, for the first tne ia many months, we havo o statement of coinage of silver dotiars and aif doliars, ‘This seema te tayor the desirable conclusion that silver coia may again come into circuiation. The covvenient three cent picces, it will be seon, are largely ou the irereasc—being for the month, 1,426,000 pieces; and what is quite ax ratisfactory, not « copper coal wes coined, The tluce cent picces can at wil times be ob tained nt the mint. or at Leiand & Co,'s express office im this city, in exebange for American gold or silver, ta umount of thirty dollars and upwards. Stock dxchange. daciOpretLa %% 100 shs en's Stave O's. ¢ MO $090 To tee wun new 10 Virgirta SECO Eriv 168 00 ee 0 if ¥ 190c¢ean Kank... ( Canto Co, 2 de 00 W) Cumb'd Ce oO do 100 Roading 100 ci 1) Hud Re 4 6 4 vor IR ab oo R £0 Root & Syr Sep, , 20 Nor & Wor RK. 300 € 4 58 do ON Har 75 de SECOND DOARD. $5000 Bric tat Mg Bde.. 112!¢ 100 hs Harlem BR, sls 00 shi NA Troat. bid 181; Loe ae et . 00 do. + 6%, £00 ree CUO NJ Zing Gol...) AS) 10 Long Ustad ® 1 Carmib'd Cont Co.... 70" 100 GOi sonienery cg do tb 71 1000 do Cry £0 Nicarag 25!x 20 Ution & Sche'ny RR 15 1 ao. 3 Rie RR. . D9 o7'g 75 do 7 6 ao a 2 WN YEN TR Tag f © Nor & Wor RR. BOO 55 foc on do... Das CITY TRADE REPORY. Wroneway, September Astine.=59 bbls. brought $475 9 $a 814; for ) 50}¢ for poarls; the former prices Breapererrs.—Filour continued unchanged, soles hay- ing been made bbis. Slate, Canadian aud Western, with Southern ordinary at yesterday's figures; fancy Ge- neeee and Ohio at $4 6644 a $4 Bl; extra Obio ut $475 8 $5 1234, apd exten Genesco at $4875; a $6 953; per dbl Rye Viour was held at $3 75, and Brandywine ment at $4. Some 50 bbis. good Jersoy meal were (akon at $3 8714, 15.400 bushels red and mixed Ohio wheat at 98e. a $1 03} 6 000 red Carolina do. 8T¢ a $1; 650 wenvilly Vingivia do , ¢.; 1,000 bushels river rye, $e. a Blc.; and 18,000 bash. ‘ound, with Western mixed corn, 7.0 T1e., aud 71} ce. ‘¢ , an advance. Corre Sales were mace ot 200 bags Java, at 10/0; 70% ra, $240, and 40 Kio. $4.0. a 82K0. per Ib. Corros.—The market exhibita no change to-day, with 00 blew othing ¢f moment was done in cod er mack- 1.500 boxes No, 1 and vcaled herting found buyers Jo. and O66, respectively. Farr tates were cheeked by the desize of shippers tolcorn the ebsracter of the foroigh news by the America at Ialifex flour 1s. Gd. Was eked, and wheat was ac did, to Od asked, 360 Dble, Torin were ongaged at 1s, To London. & 100 bbis, flour were reported taken a adout Ts, 1 There was no elmuge to notice in rntes for California or for the continent. Faure —We heard t hoxes bunch raisins were purchased at $220; f do. Inger do, at $1158 $1173: and 75 cases rardives at Ce. a Abe Hay remained very dull, 500 bales were taxen for ex- port at 87/¢c. a $2 per 100 Ibs , cash. Hinsv.—No important rales were effected, Undressed American was bell at $120 a $122 00, § months. The stock of thls description was computed at 4627 bales and of dressed do., 4 do. making the total quantity of domestic on band 4721 bales. There wore 1iu tons Seoteh pig bought, ut $22 ).Omenths Market improving. About 4,000 bbls. common Rockland Lave boon sed ef at We. cath, per bbi.. su abatement * ASSES A FLIO bhds. Porto Rico was offected, | } at £3 & Me, per gailoa, neunl terme Demand moderate N. Stones —We heard of nothing further in rosin. 6 bbls. crvde turpentine realized 25 per 250 Ibs,, bud 960 Lbls, spirite do.. 4244 8 4340. per gation, cash O1.3.—Gales have been meade 000 gations Faglish linseed, to artive, at Téo.; 8,000 ions Amexicun and English from stor 78 a. 7e., ond 159 baskots olive, of $3 00); a $5 1245, usual terms. Trovistons tended downward, the Wusimess comisti of 200 bis. prine aad mees pork. at $17 G0e $1762); ou $10 62! a $19 76; 240 bbls. and 200 kegs primetard at li | and 11'¢ @11%\¢, per tb ; with 190 bbls. old prime new do , and moss beef, at $0 a $5. $9 8 $11 aud $13 a $17. Jier,—There bave been 60 tieroes prime obtuiued, at $5.12 '¢ 2 $5 18%, cash. per 100 Ibs, Srosne.—A parcel of 50,000 Havana charged hands, at $10 & $2)—uewal credit. Srinets,—Further rales of 1,000 bbis. Ohio and prison whiskey mero offected to-day, at 24%, a 24% and 26e. per gailon, each, the market remaining ective and buoyant, Bue fick hep in demand, - om) rates; 050 hhds, Cabo brovght $34 a 5i¢0. per Ib. The aggregate of the penta rir hands to-day wis 42,289 hinds, , 35.006 boxes, aad 17, \ Tatow.—T! were 14.009 Ibs, prime purchased, at 1c. perib., caeb. ‘ras——OF the catalogue offered at auction this fore- Inorease , Pocreas, .. Ae, Shipmente to Paty Northern Porte winee Lot Sept. Tol. 18H), 256,006 161,437 lor ont m6 116.616 44 Bd eZee: 38) peke! Eats = “16418 1588 <a 87 op FG Rye Fama nit SRS noch, a portion found reré at full rates for tho finer, and rather better hy the more con. mon denot an ted by the which wo Ten} Ter K. B. Forbes John Wade, Rees bens, Tei ‘eved notes at six months, Youlog Hyzon—52. dubia ball chee Ge. por Has BL da. G4; 6 do, 44 $0 dowble nnd 68 single halt choete do. 42sc¢" ty der! 5); ABE ec. BEY ;; 426 do, 9754; 262 do , 84, Le do, 860. 1S | de: 26; 166 cases, onc 4 cntly boxes do, 16, 7 ian. Am. dew rol'd., Do. water do.ldo — =I Ban Jean... ll— Ke Southern dry. — 10 e— MR Porto Cabolio & Matamorns— 1230— Ung a Doer, wintor, th~ 6 a— IS Sava... Deer, shave Baracaid — BNa— 0% | Goat Mex,, Bt, Domings.. — Ta— by | Currooi Beede en (Ono ot ee Toem ing | ors ee resins eee Mod: 2X COTTON: Spida— $5(a— 20%, | Cidor Spixiva, ee Mt i i ose W% | Whiske: OM EB’ GWbDs— 1 Dow 00.,6-4— 10 w—1? | Bi “bid 44— Biga— BY Dor do. O41 a 10. Crlicoes, blue,.— 8 a— Russ hoe Boiler plate Lead, pi Engtuils Tin, Banca. Card. .&c. ewoet— — NAVAL STORES— ee » 1B errics, 1’ Berries, Tar! Bichr’e Pot TT | Sperm, crude... “to, winter. lard. . . Ps see mel | were T Goehinent Cop'rae 1. D i. Wolk—— 1itke SOAP = Amerioam, Dem rkey 2064 Orte Rore, o7., 400 Pauiitootywitais i cht. 6D Do,, heavy,. 7% wo sieciloea elf 0B Bhe-dygs, b's 800 8 = Featiiune— sep Imon, bh ees be i { blood. — 3b se ss phde ANol&e me) BsseRs |) wes: Tereeey TTETTTTTNTS TT