The New York Herald Newspaper, July 21, 1853, Page 1

WHOLE NO. 7514. OT lee a at MORNING EDITION—-THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1858. CCLION NOTICE.—THOB, BELL, AL Ry W. 8 INGRATIAM — This da} *oo averion room+, 10 North William yatvatle lot. of furniture— Dressing Breneh 1s, mattresses. sof ‘tho irs, tables. onrpets, en; ke of good braady, segars, de. ON NOTICE —SAWUFL 0SG00 Lurve di 5 “Gp bureaus, do. tabl re foathor beds, underwrite: oo TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER—HORSES, CAR- wi sleight, cows, .to.~A C. TUTTLE sieveno'clook, at the ‘oot of 13tst t valuable horses, one carriage, snd two feed w: Belle Veitroad B (BERT H. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER. oh permptory sales of tone thou Fo leing lots and v t York and Flushing ki wt ‘he villace of We it on this property, iy five sud e Delt calles sitert Tt Nicolay will sell at’ anotion, on Tuesday, W orrosday and Thursday, duly 26, 27 ad 23, ab tw pele & at the Merchant's Exahange it one thousand building love and villa sites situated on the Hae ‘k and Finshing Raiiroad, which is now beio, r contract to be fbi by the firs its depot will be op this property. aid out with great taste, aro twinty, and one bundred fect desp, and hu-dred is ond the water is of the purest kind and abundaat, tw comautstion by the railroad will be very tow, probably irg omnibus fare, or $25 per annum, and the expected to run im connection with all the leading * to Dew York pportunity of viewing thes fot 4 ious tothe sale. Should it, however, rain on tho ab Saye, the exonrsions wil not take place nutil the first fa: Soye Tickets for the exoursivn, tocethor with mune and oll particulars. may be obtained at the office of the aue Sroncer, No 40 Wallstreet, Now York meena —A M. ¢ STALAR, AUCTION = day, at 10 9cloc! at 163 Chatham wre yulusble assortnent of watehes and {“ z, of fine gold rings, pins, bracolets, neck- ne detached and patent lover watchos, coun- d show oases, and one superior Herring's &o._ By order of ISADOR RAPHAEL, Assignoo. M.—WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC h day of July, inss, oughkeepsie, FP ECUTORS! SAL 5 vat 5 = > 3 S at a scour dions house, carriage house, &e.. beautifully locae ~o Tevnted ground, thus affording'a fino view of the vill ze en te eurrounding conntry. Te is handsomely laid out in Gower and vegetable garden, with an abundance of fruit 4xecs of the eHolcest kind. For further partioulars, inquire of SGHN ELUSWORTH, Poughkeepsie, or KUBERS P. VsKICK, South Brooklyn, executors. COLTON, AUCTIONEER.—HOUSEHOLD FURAD Rees chairs, mirrors, fifty rolla of oil- sloth 3, &o.—F, Colton wll sell shis day, Thursday July Zt, at IAM o'clock, at anction rooms, 59 Beekman and o Ann stroete, @ large as w and second hand inrniture, of every hind, vi in_pl - eioth; a ot roseword, in brocs mahogany chairs; boekea warble top centre and card tabl g and Thies; cottage furniture i tes; Btoves; kitchs Also, fifty dozen black walnut and eurled maple also, office do.; also, twelve largo French plate mir- Fors, All sizee; aleo ‘fifty rolls of otlcloth, entirely new. Sale wall be peremptory, without regard to wather {TRNITURE SALE.—JONES & HENRY WILL SELL this day, at 103g o’elock, at their room, 15 Spruce exreet, a large assortment of turnitu: mo family, con- #stirg of sofas spring seat chairs, cane do., patent joiat hed- stoocs cottage do.; hair, moss and straw mattresses feather * Secs, Bruseels carpets. engravings; also, 19 couch and couch Keds, three awnings, one bookease, one rocking chair. W. B. JONES, Auctioncer. FEARY, 7 LEEDS. AUCTIONER 1 poct(ully inform his" friends a: Gold bis semi a1 Apel Re, ‘academ: Soe Express, Post and Journal Sore the sale, when the goods ot MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL THIS + dey, at ten o'clock, at 173 Chatham atroet @ Jarge as fortment of second hand furnitare, removed for si bur obairs, sofas, clooks, carpets, feather beds, bed steada crookery, elnsewsre, &¢.. Also from manufac- Sory, a large assortment of various article: oJ, MORIARTY, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON FRI + duy, 22d inet, at 103 3g o'clook at 87 Thirty-niath fay and Sixth avenue, the furniture \d select aseortinon t; fout vet bode, mut: the kiteben vurni- Reveves inirrore engravin tore with which the solo. will com fh IN W SOMERINDYKK, AUCTIONEFR, STORE NO, 2} ll Sprvce street- Furniture, &¢-—-On Friday at 11 «clock, et No. 465 Dinth avenue, near Thirty ninth street, stock of onbinet furniture, consisting of sofas, chairs, ba- rrave, eds, wasbetands, toilets, looking classes, clocks, Father beds, &o. &e WILLIAM t. BUYD, Salesman. AISINS, PRESERVES, PICKLES AND SARDINES. Friday, July 22, 103g o'clock, at 57 Dey etreet, corner ireenwich, fine grecn and black teas, eoffve. sugar, mus- fend and pepper, dates, raising, prostrves pickles, tardiaos, senckix chewing tobsoco, rogars of all brands, nute, Sieudy, wine, gin, ruin. Ae by pipes oF demijobos. YELLING TON A. CARTER, Auctioneer. £UN DRAPER, AUCTIONEER ~BY SIMEON DRA- flice 45 Pine street, corner of Willism.—Thursday thald past 12 o’stoct, at the Merchants’ Exohange, 7 copper ore of thirty pt in ricnness, from Ge Dolly Aide mines, Maryland the gauge of oh is * tone, forming sn excellent flux forthe smelter ‘The Bld MANY for delivery at elther New York, Soston oF ltimare, ww MECN DRAPER WILL SELL AT TUE WERCHANTS’ “OO exchenge op Friday, 22d instant, at 12% o'clock, for the Wevefit of whom it may concern one-rixteenth part of the eaten ner aahidles, now doing & profitable towing bustacas in “tne harbor of New York, in connection with the stesmors ‘Tilao ond Hector. The Achill built in ISS, atthe res 155 fot in length. 27 bout 40° tons burthen, hay « eupe- gio, 50 inch cylinder and 9 fect atroho, made by HL. vobun & Co. For fnriter particulars, apply to Cant, Choz.08 Horard, Williamsturg; Kuese!l Sturvis, a9q . corner oi Vine sud South streevs; ur cn board, at the foot of Gover- 7 strowt, East river TY 4 WITTERS, AUCITONEER, WILL SELL THIS ‘Jay at balf-past one o'clock, at 209 Canal stroot, a grur tity of household furuitnre, co ssisting of buroaus sofas, eching nnd other chairs dining and tea tables, looking ses clooke, beds toads, hair mattresses, be*s, washstauds, Cin funiture, &o, Sale positive; building to bo taken nm rext da EXCURSIONS, | “HEAP BAY EXCURSION. —FABE ONLY 1244 CENTS, C ‘Tre eugerior steamer ARYEN15 will make aa excar- lon every duy, exo pt Su througa the sarrows to the rs Tending" the Jorsey shore, n°8r x ave foot of Chambers street at threo o'clock; or ve Epion at six o'clock, an rive before on each way Oi conte. TI ip afore n full View of the Bay and Harher of Now Yort, aod is decitedly the oh+apest and most pleasant exoursion of the season. rect ut Xe'eloek; Hammond street, 7: Fact river, 884) P. _ 2M, returning at 5, PM. vided on board. Fare, 50 conts, for the exeurgion. XNCURSIONS TO THE FISHING BANKS.—SATUR- Jay July 2%, the rox wtoumer BUFF ALO will leave Spri ISHING AND COTILLON EXCURSIONS EVERY k ény in tho week —The won steamer Horo, oaptals Han- vill leeve Spring str Hammond street, 7’ th etreet, BR. 8: Broome wi 814; Pook slip, 8 ger No.3 19 A. Hi, returning Y 5P ». Dinner, fi ing tackle and bait will be provided. Fare, 50 cents, RAND EXCURSIONS FOR CONEY ISLAND, LAND F ing ot Fort Hamilton each way —Fare 12% cents enok ‘The new and splendié steamer ECONOMY, captate abel h ular daily trips for the +, to Fort Covey Island, leaving as fol + Spring atrect, at 4A. M. 12M P.M, 84 PM. + Nos North River, 10 A.M. TP. BM, Py ‘ney Leland, Jeet trip, at Hig P.M Ww snd ologant steamer BakKOSO, ill also leave ab YAM, 2PM, 5% PM. Nerth Kiver, WA, M.. 2PM, 6 P.M. Fort Hamilton, on the last trip over night. DURANT will also ruv every Sunday. loving no olreet at ll and 2h; and pier 3 at Li sg and 3 o’elook, JOHN F. ROVMAN, Agont APNE GRAND EXCURSIONS TO NEWPORT AND q Frovidenee.—The favorite etenmor CANONLOUS, Cap tin Nathen Child, will loave New York from Plor N er, on Tnesday, Thursday end Saturday oh, Tet and 236, at A.M. Returning will wave Pr dence at 7 A M., ond Newport atthc a. M on Wodnesday, Friy eh, Pridny 224, nud Monday 25th, ‘Fare for the ex “ #3, oF $150 each way, bréeakfaet and dinner can te hel on board, Tickets good to return on any trip. The Korvorieus being 8 well krown to the travelling pablie, aa 4s wort comfortable wad cominodions day boat stuamer ying on Long Island Soo cont waters, no Fe ither need be eaid to recommended her to pabils pa “ 5 al TNION AND KEYPORT U Lore street —Heate } k at 8 A. Mz; Keyport dook at A. M.; Union dook Fo wt Keyport dock at ct 4 etnaisg I-ue Ker rent Tat) Union Mt sg AM Key th ate Ok t n tins oy Pal seater stages leave om the srrival of the boats for Foc Jeown P Bench ke Union int'e now 4 tin Piorenco mpd Keyport FERRY, FOOT OF OIAM New York. for the Union 3 yet Ko ort Kiyport the o pert, om the Jers:s shore, direstly opposite the Narrows. . a MXTRA PAY. “Fil UNITRD STATES NAVY SAILORS, WHO Uy ead teeny anitea aos renee in she Facil otean, ak} ’ receive thelt SPU lable pay of RDWARD BISSELI. Agent aad (ate an Be ‘cor United States Navy, 208oath William street COPARTNERSHIP NOTICES. —A PERSON THOROUGHLY CONV! ‘and brandies, who has bi Der yenr. dsiros to neso f ears experience as 2 $40 O00 to TO $6,000—A SPECIAL ner wanted, in a m 88 ban caeebllinad : OTICE.—THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between Alfred Bigot and Fransois Curot has en this day dissolved by mutual consent All debts due © liquidated by Mr Alfrod Bigot, FRANCOIS CURET, A. BIGOT. M. Alfred Bigot would respectfully announce to his pa- Public visiting irystal Palace, that he i im to guarantes to the public that thair 1 be supplied in the moat approved styl near Forty-sevond ate The saloon ix in B: contiguous to the Palace. TICE —THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE existing between the undersigne Perino, Patterson & Stack, is disrolve ‘The outstanding business will be settled by Ariel Pattnrsai who is authorized to sign the name of the firm in lic WILLIAM PERIN ARIEL PATTERSON, THOMAS STACK. d, under the name of 4 by mutual soncent, Williomeburg, July 15, 1852, PUE ADVERTISER WILL TAKE A PARTNER, aS Fa uz6 himself ‘im @ per- ulars, inquire at the jo. 8) Eart Thirty SPEUIAL NOTICHS. IN CONSEQUENCE OF TH& VARIOUS AR- re suthorized any combination, with an: of establishing higher rates ‘of freig between the Atlantic ports apd California: nor y such combination confine their attention solely te thoir own bi the transportation ef passengers an and cheapast manner time consumed by he Isthmus of Panama has bees y the groatly increased bulk of the mails, and the measures necessary for the eafeeuard of the 6 rewedy for this will he provided by the early comp the Pansma Railroad, and with this time the Directors ha sost of freight and ‘conséquont saving of tod joard of Directors, W. H. DAVIDGE, Seoretary. New York, July 1, 1963. Nol BOAT WANDERING ARAB, OF WABaSH.— 1 Joseph Hilton, coroner of the city and count, bove mentioned wreck, in the Hudson river, he: or owners, or ull parsons interested in said b my office, prove title to said boat, and curred on said boat; will be gold to av all exponses in- nd in case of a failura sy vo do, she LTON, Coronera 1853, 0! y Hull, New York, July 19, li ‘OTICE.—ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAIN; the corporation of the city of New York for at Achtedness incurred respecting the roception of the dont of the United States, on the Lith to the Commissioner of Repairs and Supplie Now City Hall, on or botore (basement,) No. 1 Saturday, the 23d instant. WILLIAM J BRISLEY, Chairman of the Committee of Board of Alderman. THOMAS WOODWARD. Chairmen of the Committee of Board of Assistante. New York, July 19, 1858, ICKWICK CHOWDER CLUB— CLAM BAKERS ON hand.""—The mewbors and friends of thie club, (Inte are hereby notified to meet at f past soven o’olcek this even- ing. preaisely, to make arrangements for the anoual day's sport at Sheepshead bay, Monda; necessary, ‘By order of SWAMP Ronis, Seo’y. Niagara) organized in hakepesre Hotel al DUKKS, President. FOR PLANK ROAD. will be received by the subsorib New Jersey, u . For furnishing 550,' 00 . eight or nine fert long, jelivered at Middletown Point or rading throo and quartor miles for two tracks and Iny- ig the plank on four and a quarter milos, uarter miles of plank road, one mile of i grading for two tracks, including compléte fur the after the let of pleted by November 1, 1853. Bids for fur- ¢ tho time of delivery, iF, at Frechold, Mon- August 1, 1853 thre inch hem- all the work, mater: uilt immediate Bids for the gead- time of commencing the work. ed on addressin; WY. H.C he Freekold and Howell 3, 3858. Specifications will be furn the subsoriber. Plank Road Compaay. \RE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED AGAINST jating a note, drawn by T Wein nan, for thosum of two bundred aud ninoty- ¢ight dollars and fifty one cents, dated July 16. 1853. paya- ble in three months after date, the same having beon lost in this city, in the vicinity of B ry or Ci re suitably reward will be given for the return of sae 20 der to __ HENRY M. WEINMAN, No. 10 Groonwich avenue. 0 INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTORERS.—I AM TUE only person authorized to grant Hoe haffee patent, aud any perron us! out my written copeent, will be pr P. Ringold in favor of ited. WILLIAM JUDSON. RKaNG MEN, ATTENTION?—THE FORDHAM o association will hold thelr tirst mooting at ‘all, Bowery. opposite Spri ring stevet, on Thursda, lock. The preson subscribers, an jneated to be present, great inducement is pleasant, and convenient ER. No 8 Naseau etroot. all others derirovs of joinin rr filiiug up rapidly, and held out to all who want a ohea| NEWELL & BaR PLANO MAL ON_ BOD AND New York city real os EDY & SHERMAN, 16 Wall stroet. WANTED—ON IMFROVED PROPERTY, Apply to FOWLER & $145.000 large or 6mall sum: KEN for a term of years. bANKLYN, 71 Thirty fifth street, near Broadway. —MONEY, MONEY, MONEY.—T0 THOSE who wre ‘in the iminosit tVoendaeriter is prepared to mate liberal cash advances merchandise, wateher, sume trom $50 to $10,000, t tly observed Apply EVY, 64 Beaver street, up # RTNER WANTED, SILENT OR A’ tive, in @ manufacturing business in full ard paying feom thirty to forty por c-nt on the s. Best of reference given and required, Address DA. V,. Brooklyn, L. 1 —WANTED TO BORROW, BY A LADY, ONE bun cred dollars for six mosths. ceaeary, ‘Address, post paid, Lydia, Herald office, juve want of money, in Wand 3 o’clook, to U. 8, $10, $20, $30, $10, $650, $100, $500—ANY OF THE above amounts of ready money aw a short time, on the deposit of diamonds, watohes, jewelry, dr articles, as collateral security, or will ‘e] d for cash, at the Lito Insurance and Loanufice, 9 Chambers street, nonr}Chatham etrest, Office hours from 10 to 4 o'clock, IVIDEND-FLORENCE AND KEYPORT COMPA ny —Notice is aereby giveo iar per ehare, bel nding July 1, wi tw dividend of oue dol: paid to the stockholders on or the tst proximo. ‘The transfer books will be clone: Keyport July 6, 186% RAFTS ON [. £1 HOMAS LOYD, Troasurer. ENGLAND, IN SUMS =* . , GRI oma strect, eole passenger agent for tho Swallow Tail Lino of London packet rhips. i) SHARES OF of TOCK IN THE ROCKY rnia and New York nt Apply to N. B. W, Lo0ashare Par vi box 2,807 Pont Office. EY.—THOSE IN WANT OF MONEY, IN LARGR beat #, will Le accommodated at'No. 45 Vesoy jive, watches diamonds, ‘Vesey strect, from ¥ to 5 0'e PERSONS WANTING MONEY ©AN GET ‘any dmouut required of J. MANREY, 289 Broadway, Cosh advances are made on all kinds of serchardise jo precious etunos, plat:, All tranasotions strictly Broadway, corner of Reade eteoet. ‘ pinnos, furniture orrringes, or any other vatuables Office howrs from 9 to Othes hours from 9 4. M. to 4 OTICE 18 HEREBY ign ed new trust tity ot New York. haved of forty per cont, on the amount of the indebtedness of the nid church on the Lith day aaiv dividend will bo oagable on and after the 2th day of Joly inet., at the office of ea doburch, sarclay treet. be ‘on vrosontation of the notes or F other evidence of dest for JAMES R BAYLY, JahES B NICHOLSON New York, duly 16, 1838,” y TICE—THE INTEREST ON THE PUBLIC STOCKS yet hy York. d ayable Angast 1 Ae be Moohante: The closed on Mouday, ‘aocemmodation 0: EN, THAT THE UNDER- of St Peter's Chureh, in tho olared @ sooond and September, 144, olligations of suid t which notes were not ‘The transfer boo ree ar shuek, PM stockholders trenst he books remate closed, to take effo New York. July 5 WX A.C. ust 1. ‘G0. Comptretter. ©%, BANKERS, SAN FRANCI rn Freehold, ned Bank, Shrewsbury, Long” Ret k, Messrs, Duncan, Sherman, 1D CALIFOR #, ORTHOSE HAVING DET en tthe edveriber cua laleea mort: line to Atlas ior Herald office. Also, ype epparatus for Sale, with inatractions. NEWS BY TELEGRAPH. FURTHER EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE, Movements of the Russiam and Turkish Forces. THE LATEST RELATIVE TO THE PROSPECT OF WAR. Detalled Reports of the Markets. PROCEEDINGS IN THE N. Y. LEGISLATURE. FINAL PASSAGE OF THE SUPPLY BILL, TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS. PROSPECT OF AN EARLY ADJOURNMENT. Interesting from the Fishery Regions. SUFFFRING CONDITION OF THE PEOPLE ON 8ST. JOHN’S ISLAND. FIRES AND LOSS OF LIFE, de., &., be. ‘The Additional News by the Europa. The storm on Tuesday night heving interrapted the operation of the telegraphic wiros between New York and Boston, we were unable to procure the following in- teresting intelligence till yesterday. The Europa left Halifax at eight o'clock om Tuesday evening, and will reach Boston early this morning. Russia. MOVEMENTS OF THE ARMY—THE INVASION OF MOLDAVIA, ETO. St. Petersburg letters of June 20 report exchangé and stocks unaltered. Nothing had tranepired in public re- specting politics, The general impression wae that Peace would be preserved; but this belief was obiely founded on the expectation that Turkey would sign the note requ'red by Russia. A derpatch from Bucharest, of July 2, states that the body of the army intending to occupy Wallechis were that day crossing the Pruth at Leora, General Daramberg commanding, apd the next day the body intended to invade Moldavia would cross at Skoalin The Hospadars have been assured that no would be made in the government of the principalities. General Luders, with his division, is to ocoupy Walla- chia, and General Daramberg Moldavia, The Russien reserve, now at Moscow, are advancing, to encamp at the plains of Bessarabia. A St. Petersburg letter says the principalities will not be occupied at present with more them 26,000 men Among the troops on tke Turkish fcontier are Calmios and others, trom distant Asia, showing how the Ozar has been preparing for the present. Turkey. e GENERAL ANXIETY FOR WAR—RUMORS OF AW IE TENTION TO RE-OPEN NEGOTIATIONS—THE OF- FICERS OF THE U. 8. FRIGATE OUMBERLAND AMD THE SULTAN—DEARNESS OF PROVISIONS, ETO. Our dates from Constantinople are to June 3. Ame diation, though generaily con+idered ‘mpossible, is yet talked of, and it ia reported that Menschikoff would be" sent by Russia to Constantinople, to re-open negotis- tions. Others believed tha: his mission would merely be to signify to the Porte, that unless the ultimatum be now acepted, the Russians will cress the Danube as they have croseed the Pruth. The masa of the Turks are quite anxious for war, and warlike preparations are incessant, under the direction of French and English cfficera, Seiim Pasha is sent ona mis fon to Schamyl, the Cir castian chief, to secure his alliance, Commodore Stringham, and the officers of the United States frigate Cumberland, had an interview with the Sultan, who expressed satisfaction when Coammodore Stringham assured him that the Sultan’s effort toadvans the interests of the Turkish Empire wore sympathind wich in America, as well as in Europe. We have little, beyoud rumors, oa whish to found an option of the probabilities cf actual hosttlities, It was gevers lly believed tbat England aud France having modi- fied their policy, and not considering the Rasalan ooow ke of the Principslities in the light of war, that the Porte woud rot op ose by force that occupation, bat would formally call on all the powers of Europe to main tain treaties. Negotiatiens would thea be resumed. the result of which will bea guaractce of privileges and im munities formally made by the Porte to all the powers, including Russi The question ix not one of personal vanity more then policy on the Czar’s part, having taken territory in pledge, Nicholas will scarcely diminish his domanda, Tut ewunot admit the legality of the Russian cooupation, but will not be likely to cross the Dacube to foroe — war —neisher will the Russians be apt to invade per; consequently the present dep:essing ty Tay continue some time. It bas been rumored thata conference between France, igland, Austria, and Prussia would agree upon » proto col, to be submitted to Russia and Turkey, but we cam zot dircover its source. Provisions have already become enormously dear at Constantinople The paper currency sinks in value from day to day, and trade is c mpletely stagnated. is extremely scarce in Coastantinool To conse gence of frosts the silk crop 14 almost a fallare. Cocoons were selling at 60 to 70 per coat dearer than last year. The opium crop was abundant. Greece. MOVEMENTS OF THE DISAFFECTED—THE CASE OF MR. KING, ETC. The President of the Couvet! of Ministers has expressed to the Chambers the hope that Gresce will not be under the necessity of taking arms ina conflict for foreign inte- reste. ‘The parties who have designs on tbe idand of Candle, thipking this» favorable time for their intrigues, are ia full activity. A cespatch dated Athena, July 2, says'—‘-The Amert- cap envoy insists, under mevace, on the immediate reyo- cation of the sentence against Mr. King.” The Latest Relative to the Turkish Question, BY BUBMARINE TELEGRAPH. &r Petersnunc, June 2.—The course of business here indicates inoreased apprebensions of war. ‘Triste, (no date )~The Rursian commandant hes for- bidden the Horpotars to publish the Sultan’s edie in favor of the Christians, that being a document that the Czar does not recognise. Commercial and Financ! LONDON MONEY MARKET. The British funda continued depre-sed by political afleire. Console for Account cloved at 08 29834. Silver bas advanced 3. The last arrivals fetched 5s, for bara, and 4s. 11344. for new dollars. AMERICAN SECURITIES. Bell, Son & Co, :eport but litte business during the week, prices apparently rather easier, Liverroor J«ly 9 —Corrox.—The advices from America per Canada and Arcto, although of a hardening teadensy, failed to jy roduce much effect On the market which is still kept ip cheek by toe nowati+factery coudi‘ion of Bartera siltirs, and, slthougo @ good ioquiry tas been expert exced, holcers thow their stocks freely, eo that mo marke’ chengein prices can be quoted. If anychiog the clean useful qualities above midding, ia America, areslightly dearer, but lower qualities are diffeult to move. Daring the past fortnight & harceaing gt of has doom continuous, acd ome houses have raled their qao- tations one sxeenth to ore riguth, to mest this impor ceptible improvement, chiefly on fair Moviles aod Uplsnda Filday’s sales were 6.000 bales. the market closing jes of the week 65 730 bales, Including 3,68 and 12,050 for export. Tas authorised quotations are: fair Orleans 6740. Midding 634 fair Mobiles €3(¢.. micdiing 6d. fair Uplands 65¢d., middting 6d. inferior Ud aw 5d, ordinnry Syd. a bd. Stock ia port 864,000 rales, tecloding 683,000 Ameriosa, agataat a total of 657 (00 bales (of which 642.000 wore Amert- con.) Inst year at this the Livexroon, Joly 9.— Besadstuffa duriog the oarly part of the week ware extremely exoited, but more favorable accounts of the weatner in Frencs checked specula tion, There is less frmoess in prices wheat hav ing Gechined 14, to 24, flour 6d to 9d. from the cxtren@ poiot of prices two days sinoo. White Awericon wheat i# quoted st 7a 7d. to Ba.; red fd to T+ 7d. Western Canal flour, 64, to We.; Baltimore, Philadelphia and Obto, 27a to 60., nonr, 224, 0245 | Lodiam corn in better requort, at an advaccement 6d. ala; white yellow and rarge from Sle a Dennistoun & Jo, and othera, quote white at 828. « 324, 6d ; mixed and yellow, Sls, Livenroon PRoviNiON MARKET. —Rather ‘more -inqatey for beef, and a few retail ealos makin) ne ie dealers buyieg fur thelr waa ime me . 1060, yordinasy, 80r. 0 906. Pork—more inquiry than for three weeks past, some being teken for export. Holders firm and prices steady. Prime Eastern meas, 80s. « 86n.4 Wertern, 726 6d. a 76s. Baoon in fair demand at pre- vious quotations, viz ; 440 a 46a, Shoulders-—Some Affairs, sles at 32s, a 340, Cheese arrives freely, and flods tale, Ordioary is dull. The Wa. 8 ae Ot 68e, 64.0 Gde. for fine, Linseed cake go ___________ | THE NEW YORK HERALD: Seman. Thee round st £7 6, 27 I0e.; thin oblong, RKEY.—Rice Sut little doing in demavd at 6d. advaace; at 26s, Ashes dull avd nominal. Tailow in good improved pgices; 62s. 6d. pafd for gooi North American. Resin stexdy at former rates; 300 bbls. pold at 4s. 6d. a 11a for fire. Turpentine—709'bbly. obenged bands at 10s. 6d. a 11s 64. Spirits dull et 494 @ 6s. Palm oll continues in good demand. 200 tons on ‘the spot snd to arrive, sold at £35, and for distant de 15s. @ £37 10s. In olive more doi favoring buyers. Pale seal, largec transac: at £32 a £33, rates tending upwards. Dye. weods ip limited demand Sales of Cumpeachy logwood at £8028 6s. Bark—Moderate transactions, at 8s. Gd. & 8s. Od. for Philadelphia firsts, Boeswax—Snall sales at £710s a £7 128. 6d. Coffee very quiet; the reduced scale of duties came into operation on July6. Molarsax— good cargo of muscovade sold at 17s. 4., ex wharf. ‘Tea moderate; buriness prices well sustained Curraats dave advanced from 80s. to 100s. Nothing doing in tar, hides. or jute. Tobacco uvebanged, Freights dull during the week. Lonpon Mauxer —Mossra. Baring Brothers notice no material change in the colonial aud foreign produce mar- hae. Buslucns continued greatly impeded by Eastern affairs, ii > commenced the week active, but foll off towards the close, mere favorntle weather being re- in France. Fine wheat sold at 62s. a 574.; United flour, 24s. 6d a 27s. 028%, The preceding week's average of Koglish wheat wan 47s. 3d Corton war pteady. 1.950 bales had been sold. SuGax wes quiet, but holders were firm. Tra vas dull Common ©. ngon sold at 114. a 1144. Oorras was quiet. Prices were maintained by holders baying in freely. A litte activity prevailed in continen- tal ports, Rice,—22 000 bags of East Indian bad changed hands at an improvement. No quotations for Carolina, Tantow bad further advanced, Y. C, bringing 63s. 64. om the spot. to 544. 6d. Inon —The demand for rails continued, and prices were firm at £8 10s, Bars dull, aud freely offered, at £7 Rooteh pig ateady. at 52«. 6d. for cash. Good’ mixed Garteberrie, all No. 1, at 57s Corran wos stosdy, and in fair demand. Sra1E or Traps At MANCuESTER —Prices for goods and yarns were very steady, notwithstanding the injury to the @ trade by the operatives’ strikes, und to foreign trade by eastern politics. Traps m Francs.—French manufacturing accouata are rather dull, the season until now having been uafa vorable for the sale of summer gouds, Hayex Marxers —Cotton--Sales for the week. to the Sth, tockusive. 8,050 bales; imports 5.000 bales. Tha stock on hand amounted to 131,537 bales, including 128, 428 American. Our correspotdent writes, July 6th—' Cot- tone have been active to day, without apparent cause. 3000 bales changed hends at stiffening prices, recover- ing the depression of the two previous days? The price of grain Bbronghout France averages 18 30, being two franca dearer than last year. and four francs daarer than the year previous. Ashes dull and unchanged. Coffve in better demand, at full prices, Rice active and advanc- fog, but our market is bare of Carolina. Sugars opene: setive early in the week, but fell off towards the close. ‘Tea dull and unchanged—no supplies. Passengers by the Fu Colonel Savaze, Iady and servant. two Misses Savage, Mr Bavage and two Masters Savage, V. V. Herding, lady, vag, -ebild and purse, Woodman and lady, Mrs Hamilton’ child andrervant, Mr Fiskeo, lady, three children and nurse, Mr Rae and Indy, Mr Bertrand and lady, Mr Wyman and lady, Mr Brough and lady, Mr Dudley and lady, Mr Martin apd lady, Miss Cobve, Fisking, Broad and threo stisses Wyman,’ Mra Gibbs, Mrs Barton, Mrs MeLane, bra Stinson, Mra Sterverie, Mesers Tuorndike, Mahoney, Mal- Wott, Rae, Lockport, Partridge, Mauricafle, Kepp ani lady, Mayer, Jones. Mra Wyman, Messrs Gotén, Cohen, Wann, Hover, Hell, Collman, Christian Rogers, Juman, Lowden, Thornbury, ‘Taylor, Dodd, Nichols, Bosse Kirk, Word, Davis, Smith, Johnson, Johnston Greene, John sion Jr, Mcon, Parker, MoAverley, Gasner Lewis May, Panetman, Eapio, Dabrouch. Groome, Sullivan, Hill, Hil, Mise Goulder, Capt Sinclair, Capt Jones, Dr Cordaton. Shipping Intelligence. Arrived from New York—July 6, foil Bodd Lolaee at Gravecend: Odesen, at Liverpool; 29th June, Dauphin, at Crom tadt; July 7, Patrick Henry, at Gravesend, 8th, ear Te Btate at Liverpool for New Yok—July 7, Pathfinder, from King’s Arr from Boston—June 23, Lincoln, at Smyrza; 7th, Palmett> 2. Arr from Charleston—5th, Waltham, at Liverpool; ‘2h, Hederig Amalie, Christina; 8th, John Currior, Art from Savannsh—6th, Chase. at Havre. Arr from Mobile—5th, Scotland, at Liverpool; 13th, Gharles F apier, at Crona‘adt. Arr from Orieans—id Louisana, off Dunzenness, for Bremen; 6’, Wm Witbe-bee, at Grave-end: 29th, Golden Age; 30th, Sarah @ Hydo. at Cronstadt; Virginia, at Gottenberg: 6th, Acadia, at Havre; 8th, H'H Boody, Tdzzie Harwood Events in Albany. ‘THE RAILROAD TAX AND TOLL BILL—FINAL. ADOP- TION OF THE SUPPLY BILL—A MONSTER INCOR- “PORATION PROJECT—THB ASSEMBLY RESOLVED TO ADJOURN, ETC. BPRCIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF THR NEW YORK HERALD. Aumany, July 20, 1863, Nearly the entire sorsion of the Senate was apsnt upon the Taxand Toll bill. The object of it is toraise fanda to rupply deficiency in the treasury of something near a wilMon ard. a half, The House cent up the bill during the regular seesion, and there bas been no hurry in the Senate to take it up. It has beon under discus- sion now three days. This morning @ vote w: taken upon {he motion imposing tolls upon rai rosds, when only Messrs, Conger, Pierce, and Jones voted in favor This result has been all along antisi- pated. Thus endathe effort forever to compel tho rail- roads to contribute towards payment of the canal debts, It ts universally acknowledged as having teen on impro- per step in repealing the lay in 1861; still, haviog boon done, the law cannet be restored. The two houses having disagreed in two im- portant items im the Supply bill, a committeo of conference was raised. One point of difference ia the payment of $10000 to the Volunteers, which the Senate was opposed to; the other diffe:eace was, whether $30.00 or $50.000 shall be appropriated for the pey of members during the preseut extra session The Senate contended that the smaller eum is abundant, but the House demand the additional amount to cover there dollars a day during the long rece. fromthe middle of April uetil the latter onrt of May. Thore area majority of the wembers of the Hou-e who possess the effrantery to demand some $100 for services never claimed to have been rendered Tho President of the Senate, and Speaker of the House, have both receatedly over aud over again. Fefaged to certify the attendance of members during the long recers. Without ruch certificate no pay caa be ob- tained as thore certificates ere the only youchers upon whioh the Comptroller pays he members. Certain it is, that pot « ithstavding wast ewes may be-approprisved, pot a dollar will be paid unless the authorities are com- pelled to do 10 by means of legal proces. Another attempt at an acjournment was made {a tho House this afternoon. Mr. Gale calied up Mr. Littlo- jobn’s resolution to depart this afternoon. and moved an smendment to adjourn to-morrow. The Honse, howaver, by a decided vote, agreed to ndjourn to morros at six o'clock. The present week may yet be occupied, as thoce way be a delay of two or throe dayu In finishing certain bi ‘The Hi vee elected Mr. O'Keefe aud Me. bape ge on its rt A committee to examine tho-nocounts of the State Inencis! officers and the Senste will releet Mr Clark an the member on the pert of that body. This affords a job for forty or fifty daya. ‘The bill ‘or the relief of soldiers and widows of soldiers of the wer Of 1812 was lost in tho bonre ‘Tho Pennsylvania Coal Company dll was al-o lost. ‘The Central Park bill passed the Houre ‘The bill to probibit the re is#ue of the cirenlating notes of banks whore charters have oxpired. This is an excol Jent bill, as there are now reveral millions of eavety fund notes ip clrovulation, for the redemption of whica there ia no recurity in the banking department. The Covference Committee on the Supply bill have agreed, and the difference is adjusted, The comm ties to which the Tax and Toll billin’ the senate ha» been re ferred ia composed of Messre Conger, Babcock, aod Vio Gerbilt, *ho will probadly report and recommend the imperition of » mill tax in addition to the one-fourth now im foros. A rconeter bill has suddenly beoa introéuc: Senate It is one of the most important m: introduced, It is nothing less than the ince compontes for the navigation of the Stare canely [t propores to combine capitelinta to a very large extout for the purpose of forming transportation compantss. ‘Thie isn very bold undertehing. Two or three companios, thus formidable, woukl in the course of three months drive every private boat from the canals. As those pub Lie works have been coostrncted with the people’a my toe Legisioture should never assume the vesponstallity of forcing the people from the uve of their own eat aed glorious highway. Pause, yo wive legislators —do not ioe poe utter ruin upon thousands of hard workiog, indus triovr men, who only o&m a single canal bost or two. Do not ereate a monopoly ro injurious to the oablin and 60 incrmpatible with the true intent of the projectors of that indiapenrable commercial thorough’are through the State. The Comptroller bas postponed the sale of the Hudson apd Berksbire Ratiror¢ until the 1th day of September, at the request of rome of the bon‘ holders. From Boston. BAILING OL THE AMERICA—HARVARD COMMENCE- * Boston, July 20, 1853. ‘The royal mail steamship Awerion, Capt. Lang, sailed at noon to day, wit) 00 passorgers for Liverpool and 16 Hotter. the Sook gut 9400,081 in gold ingots and omsat, at Haryar’ Olle Ls taking place tn ber j, and Our custom house and ore in comeeq uence iW YORK LEGISLATURE. EXTRA SESSION. Atnavy, July 20, 1853. THE RAMLNOAD TAX AND TOL, BILL, The consideration of the Tex and Toil Dill was resummed. The question of raWway taxation was debated at length; but the Senate refused to toll the Erie or Central lines be- tween Schenectady and Syracuse, as provided in the old eberters of those companies, or upon the entire central The committee reported progress, and thea the ques- tion came on reotmmitting the bill to impose ® mill tax. This drew out a debate (kindred’ to the debutes on the cans! amendment,) in which Senators Pierce aud Bris- tel, (democrats, ) took part. er. Pierce considered that when the quos'ion of taxa- tion really came, very many gentlemen wh had bean profuse in voting appropriations during ¢ be session found ont what he had so often predicted, that for all thereexpenses the penple of the State woul'd be com- pelled to pay. He bad’ favored the returning \'0 the po ey of tolling the railroads to provide for the payment necersary for defrayiog the debt He had al:o favored Isying a specific tax on all corporations peyin 7 a in- come of seven per cent. The Bonate aaa refatsed to adopt there measures, and ye’ those, who by thrice ex traordipary sppropriations have produced tho nee ssity for the tax, now henitate and ‘disclaims, end endear or to frame excuses, for a reluctant support of the tax moa sures. These gentlemen have causcd the mony ta? bo expended. Why do they not show the people’ of tho State how the funés are to be raised? x Mr. Bristou considered that either the veracity or the memory of the Senator from the Tenth was greatly at fault. He might choose whichever dilemma best pleased him. The old speech of the Senator from tho Tenth had been uttered so oftea, that, like the ticking of the clock, it was ever beard. Mr. Conger (dem ) defended his course in submit the eeveral propositions from the Committee un Fiaans! Mr. Cootzy ore ) ted that, if the senator from the Seventh (Mr Conger) had con-ulted the other member of the Finance Commtttee (ir Morgaa)—the only oue of the committee who knew anything about tiaaucs—be would have saved himeelf msny promivent tailures. Mr. Van Scnoosnoven (whig) saw no very great cause for alarm in a mill tax Cortain gentlemen who hed made themselves the champions against internal improve ments, baving utterly failed,‘now endeavor to shake the earth from centse to circumference becanse of a mill tax. This alarm dies in the dome. It will bo like their éfforta to prove that the conrtitutional amendments were unconstitutional, which all ended in their voting for them. The people of the State understand how infatu- ated are the enemies of internal improvements. TUR SUYPLY BIT, Pending the question on the Tax bill the Sapply bill ceme up, the Assembly receding from the Vauderbayden smendments, and insisting on the Volunteer aud Legisla- tive pay appropriation, and the “back messenger’ ap- propriations. and askirg a committee of conference. The Senate ordered a couferenca TBR TAX AND TOLL BILL. Came vp again, but pending the action on this quos- tion, the Sena’e t2ok a recess AFTERNOON SEQS10N. THE CENTRAL RATLROAD: BONDS. Mr. Bartietr revorted a bill to allow the Central Rail- Toad to mortgage their road to secure their bonds. Mr. Patr offered an amendment that the road should Pay a bonvs of $300 000 for being released from tolls. Rejected, ana the bill was ordered toa third reading. BILIS PASSED To amend the charter of the Mexican Ocean Ma‘l Na vigation Company. The States Prison Appropriation bill. ‘The bill for the formatios of canal companies. THE SUPPLY BILL AGKEED 10. The Committee of Conference reported that $10.000 vas to be appropriated to the New York Volun‘eers, they relinquishing ell claim. Also, $50,000 to be ap- propriated for expenses of the Legisiature. ‘Tha report was concurred in; 60 the Supply bill is pasted. Adjourned, Agsembly. Ainany, July 20, 1853. ‘The select committee reperted in favor of exoneratiug Mr. Cole, the resident engineer on the canal. THE SUPPLY BILL Came down from the Senate. The appropriation of $10,000 tothe New York Volunteers was insisted upoa. The amendment reducing the compersation to the account- ants of Union College was not insisted upon. ‘The amendment increasing the sppropriation for pay of members wae insisted upon, and tien the bill wont 10 a Committee of Conference. BILLS PASSED. To alter the map of New York by laying ou! a public lace. : To confirm the titl of Cornelius Vanderdilt to certaia lands in Richiuond county. BILLS LOST, For the relief of the surviving soldiers ani widows of soldrers of the war of 1812. The Pennsylvania Canal dill. THE MANAGERS TO PROSECUTE THE CHARGES OF IMPEACHMENT AGAINST MR MATHER, The SPRAKER Ftated that he hind yesterday, in reply to an inquiry of the gentleman from New York, annousced thet the managers for the proseentios of the impeiwh- ment would be appointed this morning. At that time he suppored that the Lieutenant Governor had been cor- rectly reported as deeming their appoiu'ment necessary before the court was calied But an ingividusl whom Le had desired to place upon that com hours to decide upon the scceptauce, he ‘had aidressed the Lieutensnt Goceraor, and received the reply from him that he cid not consider the appointment neces: rary before the court was callea ad shat, as the Le girfnture would probably adjourn this week, he hai de- cided (0 convene the court a: the ecrliest practicable day after adjournment. The Speaker gave this statement as ep explanation of the delay that haa occur: aud stated that ihe managers would be announced at au eaily hour. THE COMMITTEES OF CONYRREN CE OW THe SUPPLY DI. ‘The FPrakgR announesd the following named members ns the Committee of Conferezes on the Suoply bil Mestrs. Jacksou, D. B Tyylor, Marsh, C. Smith and i worth, Per ding @ discussion og the bill relative to bui a bridge over the Orchard Creek, the House took to4P. M. tee, wishing & few AFTERNOON SESSION, The Impeachment bill was referred to the Judic’ary Committee. BROOKIYN ARMORY. Mr. O'Buren reporied complete the bill for an Armory in Brooklyn. THE TREASURER’S ACCO Inspectore O'Keefe and Soragu haif of the Houre, a Commitice ts er’s Acc%un © appointed, tn be- samioe the Treasar- THR CANAL. DEBT BIL Was reported complete, and passed ‘TIME FIXED UPON FOR FINAL ADJOURNMENT. ‘The adjournment resolution was eslled up. and amend ¢d s0 38 to adjourn to morrow at OP. M., snd agreed to by 81 to 19. THE STATE PRISON APPROPRIATION. The Senate's amerduenta to the State’s Prison Appro- priation bill were concurred 1 RAIGKANT PASSRNCERS, The Emigrant Passenger act was reported complets, Recess to eight o'clock. From Washington, THE STEAMER PKINCETON—COLUMBIA COL Ere. Wasmnatox July 20, 1853 The Star says that intelhgenes bas been reosived from Commodore Shubrick toat the botlers of the Princetou can be repaired toes to enable her to proceed to the firbirg grounds next werk The Prerident and sevarelroembers of the cabinet at tended the Columbia College Commencement to dey. ‘The trial of ( wurherg, for -booting M. Fal- Jer, continues. 6 was in courta porion of ‘the day. Interesting from. the Wishing Grounds. THE INUABITANIS OF ST. JOHN'S ISLAND PEIT TIONING FOR GH METURN OF THE AMERICAN ¥ISUBRMEN Bostoy, July 20, 1853. The echooner I. Mekonzie, from the Bay of St. Law- renee, the first of the mackerel feet, has arrived at Glow cester, Ber captain xeports that fish are not plenti u aud the vesrels not doing much He also reports vewog quite a pumbor of armed vessels of the British govern went fleet, Am officar from one of the colonial voxels booroed bim sod was very gentlemanly in his beraxdor. He stated that corsets baving more than two gana or w urketa op board were likaly to be seized. Ho ander teod that American fehing vessels were not allowed to ‘ the Bey of Chaleur, Con terges were stationed lovg mort of the al shores, and a geuaral o#otoa established stated ‘that when a veal ix fyed for f bing within the Hwits if the erew dispute the cistanoe to te to be mensured. Capleta Mok. states that most if not all the peopl st. John’s Irlend, Cape Breton, snd the Gast of Canso ho forw tioned for cflintal vewels to drive off © Amerie nf Petitions to have th strterion the Amezicar Ashing ew els we Ousidorable bussnees ¢ destroyed “t ti noon. be wt oordition aod be bliged to eal. upon tho gover mnent for psounary eid, Fire and Loss of Life at Waltham, Bostox, July 20-10 PM. Tact evening the boro of George W. Luwtoa, Beg. io Wel\hom, wae b Jow a itso nteats, iocluding Fable «pan of he: dnosriags The lower part the howe wae gies deetoyed, and Gsbon *ecwall, fore en of the Waltham Hove Cow Kid by the falling of a ohimner was instantly Counterfeiting Trree ent Pieces, Hocwerren, July 10, 1853. ja altervo o the Enited Statos Marehal amd depa thes erreetedl four mon engaged in comterf iting three cent plecns. The prees omd diss, with « large number of the spurious colac, were found im the poisersion of the eccidental death was the ) aa who ere lodged ia joil to await thelr examina | The deceased was a native of ‘sentient nd Another Large Fire at Pittsbu‘g. Prrrsncra, July 20, 1853. The large warehouse of James McCully, on Penn street, was destroyed by fire early thie morning, together with ita contents, some 4,000 barreie of flour and 6,000 sacks of calt, The fire originated from the smouldering re- mains of 8 fire which ocourred ab ut a month ago in the adjoining premises. The roofs of the United States Ho- al ‘and three other onsen adjoining were burnt, and ecnsiderable damage dgae to their conients.' The loss is heavy, but is covered by insurance in Pittsburg offices. McCully’s building was insured for $5,000 in the Citizens’ othce ‘The Crops in the South, &e. Battraore, uly 20 1853. There have been general avd continued rains througl- out the Southern States, and great improvement tn Prospects of the oropa ia reported therafroun. The schooner Jobn Miner at New Orleans, picked a: eight bales of cotton off Tortugas, the rearknall washed ‘We have no mail to-night south of Wilmingtom, N.C. Arrival of the Filgate Congress. Tho United States frigate Congress, commended by Geo. F, Pearson, and bearing the broad pennant of Commodore reac McKeever, arrived yesterday morning from Rie Jeneiro, which port she left 12th June. She has beem abrert three years and three months, and has been the fag ship of the Brazilian squadron during the whole of that time. The C. has returned, after her prolonged ab- sence, in good order aud condition, and her officers and crew in good health, The following is @ list of her offi- cers:—- Comrscdore, Isaac MeKeevsr; Commander, G. ¥. Pear- aon; Lieatenaots, T. Turner, G. R Gray,’ J.P. Parker (tag), A. H. Holcomb, N. C. Bryant D. MoN, Fairfax; leet eurgaom, Charles Chase ; purser, A. Watson; chaplain, C &. Stewart; Com. ‘secretary, R. Ogdem Glos yer; raster, E Simpson: captain of marines. A. 8. lor; lieutenant of marines, J ¥ R_ Tadtnall; assistant surgeons, Jehn Ward and Chazes Martin; midshipmen, J. R. Eggleston, James Stilwell, L. H. Newmann, J. Rowan, Jr.. Washington Totten, R. 8. Bowen, J B John ston, A. W Woaver, FH. Beker, £ J, Means; guamer, J. M. Bailard; boatswain, George Smith; carpenter, Jo- seph G. Thomaa; salemaker, R. C. Rodman. The only ships of-war on that station were the sloop Jamestown, at Buenos syres, and’ the steamer Water Witch, on a survey of the River La Mate. We learn that the fever had subsided at Rio when the Congress left. Affairs at the river remained nearly the same ara the last advices. War still existed, but »-temporary truce had been agreed upon between the bestegers and the city Bow d of Supervisors. JuLy 20.—His Honor the Recorder presiding. Several small bills, and that of Sheritt Orser for $1,854 45, were presented and ordered to be paid. A resolution was adopted authorising the Comp- troller to draw his warrant for the several amounts due for services rendered in copying the assessment rolls of this county for the year+1863, on such claims being duly certified by the Tax Commissioners, and audited by the Committee on County Offices. BILL REFERRED. The bill of W. C. Lyons (amount $349) for. desks and cases for the County Clerk's office, was referred to the Committee on County Offices. CORONER'S BILLS. The following bills were ordered to be Ra id for post mortem exam)nations:—Jobn Purcell, M. D.} $500; David Uhl, M. D., $200; Joseph: Kammerser, M. D., $15; Mark Blumenthal, M. D., $70; John We M. D., $65; Thomas C. Fennell, $90. THE OOMPTROLLER'S REPORT AND ANNUAL ASSERE- MENTS. The following return was received from Me. Filngg, the Comptroller :— 5] * 4 ee 1 z at a| 8s 3 | Br | els eats u = 3: SHeg Re. z 7 #/z Seo tetotatae t i §| sscsguessudeaatzaaesh als saygessgesegase § E 2 Zl. coogeSyytes =\3 #23233 al E18 ZERE83 “) BF £} e 135 ele! ebeteen [gs a|; SEsees3 | 35 2 = El enesese RES88 i 5 | geeasagss ceeeul | al edaccteececectceceaa’ 81 S88se8223 #22888 5 ° El co Se re ob ae goto ny) | =| SSESSSs 22 SSSSSS33SR3 J j ° 5 Sm 4 = Bee aii & g ves TIS T SLI seh % ¥ 135 6 “eDRLIUT LBL'S19. 8LF 18h oss Egos S413 632 932 94 . Lamp district .. 395 514-005 94 hing south of Forty-second at.. 391,308,610 O€ * Doorense on personal estate in this ward, $45,473. tthe inevease by Tex Comuiswioner our of this total, iy 825-275 001 07 A C FLAGG, Comptroller, Of the foregoing, we understand that the Amount returned by asseseors was...... 8401 474 696 40 Additions by tax commissioners... 25 275 001 OF Total... ov 8426 749 607 Deduc'ed hy tax corminsioners a 13 116 764 68 Amount seturned by commisoiorers... $413 632 082 94 leorease by commissioners , see 25.275 (01 OT Decrease by cotfiimissioners .... . B16 764 63 —antene Net increase by commissiovsrs.......... $12 168 238 6& The Committee on Annual Taxes report, in rofer- ence to the Comptroller's Assessment, that a partion of this increase, to wit:—the sum of $743,- 157 91—the Board is required by the tax law to levy, to make up the deficiency in taxation in the year 1 If this sum, thus brought forward from last year, as stated by the late Comptroller in his report to the Common Council, in December, had been inoluded in the assessment of 1852, the rate would have been for last year equal to $117 21 on each $100 of the valuation; and if this same sum of $742,157 91 could be deoucted from the levy of 1853, the rate would be not more than $105 50 for the prosent year, Phat with this addition, it will be equal ta 91.28 4-10, ‘The aseessment and report were adopted, Alderman W. moved that the clerk note the vrecise time at which the tax report was confirmed. It was then eighteen minutes be- ADDITIONAL CLERKS FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT. ‘The report of the Committee on County Offices, im favor of appointing three additional clerks to attend the Superior Court, was adopted. ATTENDANTS OF THE SUPREME COURT. The report of the Committee on County Offices, in favor of increasing the pay of the attendants upon the Supreme Court from $500 to $700 a year, im cousequence of the rise in the price of provisions, house rent, and all other articles nece: for the proper maintenance of their families, was adopted. ‘The Board then adjourned to the first Monday im August. Coroners’ Inqaests. Fatat RALRoaD ACODENT.—Jotia Kgark, the man who jumped from one of the trains of the Hudson River Rail« 4. at Hastings, rome weeks since, in consequence of baving got upon the wreng train, died yesterday at the New York Hospital. He war insensible “hen brougat to the hospital, and continued in that state while ho] Coroner Hilton beld an foguert upon the boty, sad the jury rendered a verdict of death from coucuss the brain, caused by jumping off & railroad car when tn me- tion. The deceased was @ native of Ireland, and twenty- five years of age. Favar AccIpENT IN AN IRON FOUNDRY —Ow Tuseday af- ervoon. a mam ramed James Christie, whe was. im the foundry of Mr. George Birk! wes others io propping up a large ‘otler, when it fell upor Dim, Pag oa his lege wee ti 4 to the New York where be died py Coroner Hilton held an inquest om the body, i ears of age.