The New York Herald Newspaper, July 11, 1855, Page 3

i } Politics in Tennessee. SPEECH OF ANDREW J, DONELSON, ESQ , THE PRIVATE SRORETARY AND ADOPTBD 8ON OF GENBRAL JACK- SON, AT AN AMERICAN MEBTING IN LHBANON, TEN- NEGSRB, ON SATURDAY, THE 30TH ULT. Tam proud to meet you on an occasion like this. 8 BE ‘We are here not as whigs or demoorsts, but as friends of our country, knowing no party but that which is determined to sustain the constitation, aud rescue the federal goveroment from the incom: apd faithless hands whic are now adminis: ring it, and which have sought to convert sec- tional jealousy and hostility into a pe manent source of power. Although we have differed here on sme mncneree oe pale policy and exp:- diency, we huve always ted togetter wnen mn cove! of the constitution were in danger, id the fundamental doctri:es of our republican were sougut to be undermined. Noman rerd to the support of Ja keon wita more than the havens Webster, in the wi power'ul aod talented men it a State couid absolve her citizens in oysonion, to those higher law men who were ly resisting the fulfilment of constitutions! covenants. Tre true whigs acd trus democrats of that day Icved their country more than party, and thrir common end united exertions saved us then, as they did in 1850, and as I trust will in 1856. Fellow citizens—The sentiment the feeling which brougnt tse e«ucd men of 1832 and 1850 to act together, are the sentiment ard feeling on which we rely for the eucceas cf he American yarty, whore platform you are aseembied here todiy to ratify, and bead as the guide of our fatare po- htical course. It is admitted very generally that the democratic party, as represented by Mr. Pisrce and his Cabinet, is nothing but a coalition of a0: litionista and nollifiers, and that the couatry never can pr ‘until ite counsels are directed by wiser apd men. The effect of tais administration is to deatroy sll national tove in the management of our affairs, to bring down to a sectional g both the men «nd measures of party, t> oae) tne patronage of office in conflice witn the lom of elections, and by weakeniog the b.nis of our Union, to jeorardizs the perpetuity of the Dleesings banded down to us bs our fachers. [ was one those recently at Poilade'phia, where the convention assem! which bas framed the spletform tow under your consideration, and [ can may to you, fellow citizens, with all sincerity and fhuth, that the judgment I have just on the went e: ve government at Washington is barmopy with toat of nearly every intelligent man I conversed with, whatever may have been his eerie ty antecedents. The nullifiers of the the North control all the patronage of the epee They have sent ench meno as 5sulé, @ man Who was banished from F'ranze for his law- Jess conduct, to manage our dipiomatic relat'ons with the great governments of Europe; and, ag might bave been expected, the achievement of the administration is a disgracefal Osterd 8, = (ape the Wino ae ns cxaiDl a - waton- ab opporti 0 com mit an act iracy on @ friendly power. ‘Aad results equally netaral and disastrous to our vational fame are appearing now on every theatre of the administrative action of the federal government. Fiiibusteriam in Europe, in Central rica, in the Gulf of Mexico, is the order of the day, wherever the action ot Mr. Pierce and ‘his Cabinet is felt at all in our foreign relations; aod the same remark may be made in regacd to the in- uence of the government in all ics in‘erior opera- tions. If the tree is to be judzed by the fruts it ears, if » man is to bs kaown by the com- pany he keeps, then must this administration de forever referred to as a striking illus tration of the fact, that treachery and poset , contal cer Be political, as in other rela’ within themselves a punishment whic’ it is imoos— sible joes to conceal or avoid. We are told, fellow- citizens, in tae and inspired Scriptures, ‘that the days of calamity were made for the wicksd.” In view of this awtul truth, let us exsthias fur a mo- ment, somewhat in detail, the conduct of Mr. Pierce. Before he came irto the Presidency be wruts t> ma that on tbe great questions pu; in issue by the com- ae of 1850, he steod where Gen. Jackson did. at is to say, be dencunced 6s traitors tae nalli- fiers and higner law men, under whose blows our Joricvs Ui ion and constitution were reeling. That may be charged with no misrepresentatioa or mistake in this particular, [ exhibit you the letter ot Mr. Piere, and offer it to the inspection of any .one who may desire to see it, in which letter he used the following language: ‘‘ There is a great attle before us—a battle for the Union—a battle for the aecencancy of the prin iples, the main’e- nance of which ao nobly signalized the admiutstra— tion of Gen. Jackecp.”” Now, wbo were fig iting ia this battle sgeinat the Union, sgainst the consti- ciples of Gen. Jackson? They were the cullifiers of the South, headed by Jeff. Davis, Soulé, Borland ard others; and tuilitiers Oy Filmore, Webster and {Bronson. Now this naltify- ipg or dieupion band established a paver at Wash- imgton, called the Southern Press, whose business i was to tredace and calamniate every man who gustained the compromise. The leading idea of thi jorous sheet was, that no dem 2crat coal the compromise, and that the South if it acqu'esced in it. If repeat the compromise, ths g : ie see ; =| ef i i E Bs ee FEEE i He eeEeE ag FE it i if beers 83 fe cil eeeeiecs the an identification of the appticuat with the disunion schemes of the Hartford Conveation No. 2, assembied at Nashville. I¢ a maa could prove that he had made @ motion to dissolve tae Union, he bad n of the talismn which unlosked the pa Deart ene ie he gt nd t an appointment, whiie tx poor fellow wh. sto: 5 Me country was as effectually catracised os he coud have been had he beeu convicted of la-cooy or barglary. Fellow citizens, I call this condac’ of Mr. Pieice base treachery— treachery that has aot its équal on the page of onr history sinve the form sion of the government. Bat my old democratic friends tell me tbat they are not t) biame, aod that the democratic party is not to be biamed since it does not endorse this treachery. My reply is, to this suggestion, that no effort has been made here or elsewnere by any portion of the democratic party to repodiate the «administra tin. 80 far from anything of thie sort beng ipted, we see, on the coutrary, the most strenuous exertions to sustain tie condact of the Executive. Look at Virginia, and what doftyoa see there? Why, the calamniator of Jackson acd Polk has been elec‘ed by the icfluence of what is tasre called the democratic party, merz'y because he fa vors the doctrines of tne fire eaters and cisuntovists; and the same party is trying ty accomplish the sams r» ults in every State where there is an election. Let 10 ask what is tie Mesviog ot Aady Jonnson’s Ja cob’s Ladderiem in this State’ I: ts understood endorsement of the Pier. active in the support of hia eiection. Aad; ‘son is for a\te, ing the consti ation, for the ab lution ist coccrine in regard to toe white basis, for giving to the foreign immigrants our pablic lands, it they will go and occupy them, aad for aciog ving else thet will identafy him with the Pierce filuba ter- ing administration ia the polisy of enlisting ali tae fortign and Roman Catoolic vutes io his service. We are alro told, by those calling themselves d-mo- crets, that the banged of the American party ia substantially theirs, and that ic cannot be made effective without their sopport. la other words, we are told that there is no necessity for a new or- ganization of parties. Nothing can be farther fron ibe trath then this statement, ax you will at oncs ace when you look at the subject in ail its boarings. Singe the adoption of tne American platform a: Philadelpbis, the organ of ths Pierce party imnedi- fo piped a 01 ton—bses fe, trata detec at the North may bean alto ia, whim at the South may preach nuilifica'ion or aa: a % word h of the old parties for considerable perio’, a ion hence the failure of both to settle the caused by and other qaestions, As as portions of there parties North end South are Je@ by such men as Seward and Jeff. D svis. it is im- that there can be anything elas bat agita- To escape this agitetion you mast go to tne American pistform wh'ch anys to Seward toat there is 20 room for him on it, becuse he refuss to respect the copa‘itutional provision in regard to slavery, and which saya also to Davis that thore ie or tbe comstitation, "Aa at, presalt cegasizes, tbe a’ orgacized, democratis party at the South is @ nullification party. It weapon is a menace to the constitation, gad & is thie menace which prodaces mach NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY Ui, 1855. say that tere is a higher law than the sons¢i- tion. ‘Choose ye between these parties ~the Pieros demccracy, aud the Seward gery mixed up with free soil apd nullification, or tne American party standing with Washington ani Jackson, declaring that the Union must be preserved by a fait aful exe. cution of all corstitutional compacts. Bat this is not ail vor balf of all the bad conduct of the Pierca acministration. War is not only made on tne prin- ciple which brought bim iato power by ostra isiag the Union men throughout the jand, bat heis em- 10} ing his officeholders, as the Pope of Rime does 6 Saiss hireliogs, who are quartered ia his dumin: ion, to roband oppress the peop e. faere 1s not an officeholéer, trom br. down to the lowest tide water, who is not in danger of losing his pla e it he cannot show that he is ascompl sbing somethiog in tre hag getting a vote for the adminiscrasion. When indian warrior comes in trom the fisid, his savege glory, his rerown, is pro portional to .he number of scalps he has taken from nis uafortuaa‘e victime. So it is witn these officehol warriors of Mr. Pierce. They revel in the work uf decapita tion and hold up their victims with j yous acciama- ticn, counting them as co many mrmorials to be called up when the trophies ot office are to bs dis tributed. Woy, fellow-citizens, it is now said that nota member of the American Barey csn hold an office. Pierce, Seward, Wise, Andy Johnson, and all the would be Governors and big men, b2th north and south of Mason and Dixon’s line, are determined to excommunicate the Koow Nothings. I forbear to follow out apy fysther the copdact of the Pierce administration. mngh has been said to wos that no good Union man, who stood whers fackeon did in 1832, could consistently advocate euch an administration. It would be easy to show that precisely the same atate of facts exist ia regard to the whig pa-ty, as it stood in its purity. Free roilers and jonists taking the name of whigs have absorbed the power of the party practicaliy. The true whig end the true democrat can then con- sll the capgerous isms of the day, aud rec ® omy the great and sentiments of such pa- triots as the father of his couutry cherishe’. It is this plutform which has been adopted at Philadel- hia by the General Council of the American party. 00k at it, fellow-citizens, examice whatfit contalos cn the subject of Union, the Leip set) aad the foreign and Roman Catholic aence. Mr. Denelson here read extracts from the platforn, and after deecanting upon the passages in rela- tion to the Ruman Catbolice, and sho: that there was no design to interfere with the joas rights of that or ary other denomination of Chris tiara, concluded bis semarks. But before doing eo, he adverted to the report that he was a dissppoint- ed office eeeker. Tcis report, he stated, has vroce- by grown out of a letter which he addrested ¢o Mr. Pferce before his inauguration, 10 behalf of bis s2n- iv-law, Col. Wilcox, then a member of Congress from Mississipol. This letter he then read, end showed that Mr. Pierce, after the organization of ois cabinet, couid act have appointed his sou-ia law, inssmuch as the cndition of his appointment in- volved a principle wh'ch the President hed violated in the composition of the cabinet. Mr. Doucisoa stated that he recommended @ man for offi ¢ because thet man bed vincicated the cause ot the Uaion aad op.vosed the seceders and abolitionsta, and did not wish thy appointment of nia friend, except as an evidence of the President's determination to main- tain the doctrine of Gen. Jackeon on the subject of nullification. This is > fally stated in the lester that there can be no mistake avout it. Mr. D. would have been diseppointed if Mr. Pierce had givea the eppeintment to bis son-in-law after the formation of the cabinet, because that cabinet wae coa- pored of nullifiers and free soilers. The whole yeport was, therefore, character zed fxs a slander, auch as could only emanate fcom a President who re forfeited his Bledges to A ergs — Crear ive, compromise ir. D., cal atten! of the andlence re be to the fat that Pierce had declared himself in favor of the pied by General Jackson ta the around of hi bay xposed and dfeate on the |e 6 gach Sinn and aboiit as composed Mr. Pierce’s cabinet, left it to the public to decide which ia mcat to blame, the President or himeelf. EXTRACT FROM MR, PIERCE, Concoxn, May 30, 1851. My Drax Sir—I rejoice that the leading organ of our party is now uncer your control, beg eta pape a position occa: on the Uaion question, and bis son in-la ¥ ool ‘whlch so sotiy signals which #0 no! Jochson. The tone, which you have Y ht to, the columns of are vot merely im nt; they are absolutely indispen. sable in this crisis. With great respect, your friend and servant, Fi PIERCE. Turir Grove, December 30, 1852. My son-in-law, Col. Wilcox, of Missiasippl, that his name will be presented to you to fill s mission of the first grade to one of the courts at which the Spamsh uage is spoken I could not ven. ture the expression of the gratitcation his nomination will afferd me, did I not feel certain thet it woald mest ‘the approbation of the round pertion of the democracy, and bave a salu! influence as an evidence of the sya- pathy of your sdministration with those men who risked something for the country when powerful combinations, vnder the garb of State rights, were busy in sowing the seeds of disupion snd civil war. Colonel Wilcox in his State took the course which you did im yours, and thas saved his party from the ascesdency of an ultraiem which would have been as fatel to it as the Hertford Copvention has been to the federslism of the war of 1612, Iam, truly, your obedient servant, A J. DONE! To Mx. Prence, President elect of the Uorted 81 FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONKY MARKET, Tvespay, Joly 10-6 P.M. There was quite a reaction in the stock market at the first board to-day. All the leading stocks sod at lower prices, aud there appeared to be a general desire to sell. The bask statement, publisbed to- day, is pot at all satisfactory. The great expansion of Icans bas frightened cautious operators, and they have availed toemselves of the high prices ruling and reslized. They are undoubtedly wise in so doing. With a line of discounts samming up tairty” eight million of Collars, it is fall time to look about and eee how prices for stock securities are likely to be affected by a contraction. At the first board [o- diana 5's fell cff 4 per cent: Lilinois Central Boads, 4; Nicaragua Transit, j; Camberland Coal, §; New York Central Rai'road, 4; Erie Railroad, 4; Reading Railroad, 1; Hudson River Railroad, 4; Cieveland end Toledo, 14; Harlem, j. Gal-na aad Chicago Ral road advanced 4 per cent. There were large rales at the decline to-day. There was more activity today in Readirg, and the transactions were princi- pally for cash. In relation to this stock, the Puila delphia Pennsyivanian of the 10:h inst. says:— Dear Siz informs There was a very heavy stock maraet yoester!ay, though the only material advance was in Healing Rall: tosd, There seems to be & variety of speculations iy afoat im reference to the prodabilities of a dividend oa this stock; the most genera! belief te that they will de. clare about recent. This, however, it is thought by others, thie directors woald be afraid to do, whea the floating devt is known to ve over half mil- Lona, a¢ it might subject them tos of bewmg connected wita the recent speculative movement inthe ateck. Another current rumor is that the dividend will be deferred, es last year, cotil next payment, by which time they can pay it withvut, as bas anfortanateiy heretofore almost universally been the care, ultimately scheming it in the increased capital debt of the com- pany. This would go very far toweris manent investment seekers to hold the = it out of the bands of fo Geoed welds! ion of the price of the stock, and it, wat it ought not to be, the mort fucta uncertain stock on the list; It now rulee par, yet within a year it has twice touched below ); yet ‘there ls Bow ne real difference im its intrinsic value compared to then. There seems to be & very gei impression that speculation has nearly reached he'gbt, and that very soon there may oocur a na! reaction, as specolst' ve operators of course, 1 pee an soon a8 ible; apd the atock thas ral being 44 Prived of its ruppe-t, nad the market losded with it for sale, ‘t world not be wurprimng te ane it re Ae repitly anit hae advanced ‘The board of dire-tore have a meeting to morrow, the 11h izstant, when the dividend question wilt be disposed of. Wo still edbere to tus opision tiss it will be four per cent, 00 more and no less. Erie wes quite active today. Tne bears are ' hammering thie stock with a great deal of force. Chere wore two bear aales to-day, eeliers four to ¢ selva months, but they had no visibls effect on prices. Clevelaud and Toledo sok to ome ex’ent at te first board, and feil off from the opening. There were plenty of eellera on time. Cambsriand and Nicaragua have failen back considerably, Fancy etocks have not been in much favor with speculators this seseon. ‘The moet active movement and the greatest rise has been in ound, substantial, productive stocks. The market wes a little better for some stocks this afterooon, but there was not much dow, Cum" berland advanced j per cent; Nicaragua Transit, j. TLinoie Central bonds fell off § per cent. There are strong inticetions of a decline in s'ooks generally. Prices bave been advancing stewily for several mocths, In the same time the banks have exyand- ed from eighty-five to ninety eight millions of dollare- Extraordinary facilities have been furnished by the banks for buying and carrying stocks, ani they have now reached their maximum. The banks can not, dare no:, go much beyond the prossat limit, end any contraction is sure to put prices of atooxs down at once. The market cannot be sastained without the same ald that hae inflated it. The eteamship Baltic, from this port for Liver pool, to morrow, will take out abou'yeight hundred thousand dollars in gold A large amonot will go out by the steamer on Saturday. Tho total shia ment for the week will not v.ry much from one and a half million of dollere. The transactions at the Assis‘ant Treasurer's Of- fice to-day were as follows:— Paid on Treasury account Received do Balsnce do Paid for Assay Offic Pald on disbursing , The receipta incinde $50,000 from Dabique. The operations of the Treasury Dapartmont, ‘Washington, on the 7th, were as foilows:— For the Treasury Department For the Interior Department. For the Customs.......... War warrants received and entered. 164,648 OF Appropriation warrants for War De} 111,470,535 61 Appropriation warrents for Interior Dep... '11¥,753 18 Tnawn on account of the Navy, 23,587 00 The East River Savings Bank Institu‘ion, No. 3 Chambers street, will pay the usual semi-annual dividend on the 16h fastaut. The Long Idland In- surance Company have this day declared a asmi- annual dividend of ten per cent. The Paterson and Ramspo Railroad Company, three percent. fhe Bank of Utiva has declared a semi-annual dividend of three and a half per cent, payable on demsad. The Philadelpbia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad Company have declared a dividend of 12 per cent, payeble in stock, Angust let. This is eqvivaent to about $4 per share in cash, at the pre sent market price of the stock. The transfer books will close July 10, for the purpose of making up the dividend. The measurement of gra'n at Philadelphie during tke quarter ending June 30, 1855, was 602 802 bash- els corn, agsinst 362,731 for the same quarter of iast year; 204,749 busbels wheat egeinst 154,085 last year; 58 657 bushels rye against 10,637 last year; and of oats, 166,594 against 88,516 las year. The receipts of the Macon and Western Raliroad Company for June were $18,870, against $19,750 in the corresponding month last year. The comoany have declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent, payable on the let of August. The receipte of the Virginia and Tenneasee Rall- road, for the month of Jane, 1855, are as followa:— From freight ... $11,022 44 From passen, mail, J. 8. reater than the,receipts of June, Being over 60 per cen se. The coal dealers of Boston have organized a trade association and passed sundry resolutions requiring the Pennsylvania shippers to make an allowance on all cargoes of goal which may contain alate, bone, or more than an unavvidable qusatity of dast. In view of suca cases, the association in to have a standing committee to decide what is fairand just between the parties; and in case any shippers ehall retuse to pay the amount thus set tled upon or make good the sliowance, the mem bers of the association will be advised not to pur chase of such firms or egente until the demand be complied with. A similar recommendstion is to be made to the members of the association, in case the quality of any cargo of coal shall, upon survey of the committee, prove interior to the article pur chased or contracted for, or in case a cargo weighed by # sworn weigher shall tarn out to be short. ihe committee recommend that dealers shall not settle for cargoes of anthracite un‘il they are landed, s0 that quailty and weignt may be made satisfactory while the purchasers have the account opea. Fhis ie a bargain having two sides; and if the other con- tracting party, those who furnish the coal, should not like the terms proposed, it is quite possible the Bostonians may fiad the supply shortened and the price materially increased. The coal trade of the Camberland region is pro- gressing favorably. For the week ending the 30!) ult., 52 boats descended the Chesapeake and (Ohio capal, carrying 5,503 tons of coal. During the same period there were traneported over the railroad of the Cumberland Coal and Iron Company, 6,038 tons of coal; over. the Cumberland and Pennsytvanis Railroad, 4,944 tons, end over the George's Creek road, 5,927 tons. Total from the enire coal region for the week, 16,909 tons; and since the let of Jan usry last, 385,717 tons, of which 194,720 tons were trezepor'ed over the Baltimore and (ato Railroad, and 50,957 tons descended the Chesapeake and Ohio capsl. ‘the following are the official earnings of the Mich- igan Central Railroad for June, 1355, tn comparison with last year, and it will be ssen thatthe gaia is very bandeome Paw . Freight, —-Miserl’s 1885,. $146,706 C2 884.076 15 $6 4 1804.. 106,821 44 61,(06 4, Inc,... $80,584 68 $29,068 70 $3, . The Isle Royale Micing C. mpapy have 33 tons of copper on the way from Lake Sua erior, msking the total of shipments since the openiag of naviga— tion sbout 135 tons, worth say $65,000. Tha pro duct of this year will probably exceed 200 tons, witb but aixteen heads of stamps in operation. In Angust the stamps will be doubled, and the product | of 1856 bids fair to yield a haodsome dividend on the stock. The Toltec mine has 45} tons of mass copper on the wey, and fron all accounts is pro- gressing very satisfactorily. The Copper Falls mine has 90 toms om the way. The Cliff and Minne- sote mines are both yielding finely, and will each probably send over 1,200 tons of copper to mar- ket this year. The annexed statement exhibite the condition of the banks of Masrachusetts on the 2d of July, com- pared with that of Januery last, according to returns made to the Becretary of B:ate. Bayne oF Massacucertrm—Jasvany arp Jovy, 1865, Lrabilv ws. City, 182 Counsry. 0 $26,924,000 $58, 11,974,261 15,514,317 6,809,561 100 2,280,288 ie HS, 046,800 sis, Resources, Profit on hand.... 189,777 $44,402,082 $97,652,459 6508 YON 284 663 466 as Total 40,140 $48,066,660 9105, 288,70 The following wil! exbitit the comiition of the banks of this State on the lat of January last —~ ates 7 Cuy. 2 Je 22,181,7 rtd oo Taal 925,192,868 $57,014,009 11,414,027 ‘6 $5,106,766 2,145,622 951,900,094 845,500,807 | covered \4¢. om the 20th, ‘The sbove stetement exh{bita, open te the dist dey of Jopuary last an increase in tne items of capital of $717,897; of net circulation, $1,347,424; of de- este | $8,082,248; of loans, 36,893, 688; of specie, i , 228, ‘The gross income and excendi'ures of the East ern Retiroad Company for the eieven months ending May 31, 1865, were as folows Easteun Raitnoap Company. Total receipts, . Total expense of working the road, Balance, , + + Lora for swaurence, reat of grand junction, Interest account, &C.,....6+006 Lesving to credit of profit and loss, The direc'ora state that since tbe the ralem mill pood hes beem purcaseed at pense of $60,940, im order to repew the briige across ibut pono, at an ted cont of $40,000 Anolid br fe entugh for three tracks tes bem alaost filled ote cont of $Y 606, and after char,ing to end construction account @ proper proportion cost, the balance bas been catried to property $653,614 67 ‘298,767 56 954,847 11 ‘The entire cost of road and equipment is stated at $4,787,004 19. ‘The total vatuation of property not re- guled for the ure of tbe road le stated at $1,505 179 96, the totel indebtedness of tre company t+ $4,018,412, of which bal» million is due to the State; $176,700 63 is payable on vemand; $263, 79 66 in 1455, and 60 on The defalcetions of the Treasurer amount to $207,006 83, as fcllows:- -$41,180 01 60,600 00 67,807 78 bills which and which were no! Merchant's Bank, Boston, 9,769 04 A note ef the company whi jor collaters) security for his own notes + 7,600 00 In additicn to this there ts am over-issue of ebout ¢25 shares, which at market price of BO cr recrereee + $1,250 00 iv coisalas Was 006 8s ‘The toilosing table shows the quentity of noms of the principal arti. ies of produce left at t de va‘er from the c mmencement of navigation to the Tih of July, inclosive, during the years 1853, 78 days, 1854» 68 days, and 1855, 68 ¢aye:— Recuirts of Propece ar Tipswarer, pan 16631864. wins jamal open. April 20, fay 1, May 1. Flour, bbla...... 477.995 301,872 1,971,707 8M4'533 2,245 580 8,288,810 224,426 60,518 $4,609 BL add 1,154,068 1,266,677 7,461" 9,662 4 "183 105,467 61,976 Ashes, ¢o. 13,607 91480 6,004 Butter, Ibs 2 456,065 208605 141,137 Lard, ¢ + 7,899,672 18,024,496 7,477,634 168,972 112,063 122,469 404,817 121,177 271,067 3,975,010 14,074,705 6,443,588 The Waterford returvs not received. It would probably incresse the figu’es on flour, wheat and corn, bot not materially change the figures on the other artictes. The aggregete quentity of the same articles left at tidewater nom the commencement of navigation to the 7th of Jul , inclusive, during the years 1854 and 1855, was as f. llows:— Fiour, tbls, Wheat, bush. Corn, bush. Barley, bu. 1854,, ..477,996 1,974,767 2,246,050 224,426 1656,, .. 901,672 864,635 3,288,610 Dec.,.176,123 Dee.1,167,222 Inc.1,043,260 Deo The aggregate qaan‘ity of the same a ticles left at tidewater from the o mnopncemevt of navigation to the 7th of Jaly, inclusive, during t.e years 1853 nd 1855, wan as foilowe:— Flour, vols. Wheat, bush, Corn, bush. Barley, bu. 1863,...680,086 1,687,286 CoR,T2 149,028 Et 64,688 3,28, BLO 60,514 Dee ,.t79 064 Deo,.692,760 Inc. 2,680,016 Dec 92,505 By redacing the wheat to flour, the quanticy of the latter left ot tidewater this year, compared wits the corresponding period ot last year, shows a de crease of 29,568 barrels of flour. ’ Stock Kxchange. ‘Luespay, July 10, 1855, 100 ahs Keio RR.edew 62 10 StCOU S 6's t0C0 Ing Stat 2000 Virgin ina 8 9006 Exie Hida of '76 O2by 1€06 HudKletMtBds 01 1000 do... 64. 102% 1000 HuoR 2oMtBds 108 2 6600 1 ConRRBa bS do bs lo bs 25000 Tl CenR dbs si 3000 TeHt& Atzdmb 1000 Civ &Tol bv be 9000 Lh E,W Ast L ba 20 she BLN Amer. do... 010 2 20 200 McCulloch Gold. 66 60. N ¥ Cen RR,.060 101% 160 do c10i% tO 00 BOARD, 925000 Missouri 6's Saha Erie RR. bI6 62% 000 VATR vomtha: s 100 do. 00 B2% 1000 Pam Bde dis. 101% 200 10000 1 Con KBs. b'0 66% 100 10060 do... bIO Bee 100 do ., #0 (006 Erie Bde "85... 86% 57 Little Miemi RR. 9» 100 Hadsook. ver KA 100 Clevés fot Ri, 960 120 GO nee ae 100 sha Cum Cl Co.#3 1 1 Ob 400 Harlem ii 60 feet. 200 Reading Rit, 960 400 0... 65.683 96K 100 Erie KR... 00 62% Cotton trade. T. J, STEWAKT AND 00.'s CIRCULAR, New Yous, July 11, 1866. LIVERPOOL CLAMAIFICATION. Uplands, Ordinary to good ¥ w 55 Low middling... 9% «10 Plorida 9 0% cats 1h fair 11g m Ladg 12° wledg 12 THR MARKET, RPV The roarket had closed firm et the issue of our last circuler per the AUantic on the 27th uliuns, but broke Cow sain on the receipt of tbe Baltic « sdvices to the 16th olt Large percels of cotton appear to been bed bere uncer limits abeve our raage of prices for the rrrival of this packet, when they were to be perempto- rily weld. The effect, of course, was & decline in price to meet the vews of exporters. as speculation bei om cresed and rave wo lie for middlings, but re which thay were steady up to reee'pt of the America’s accounts to Zi ultimo, on Thurréay, Sth tnat. These advices of sales in the woe wncer 26,000 bales at a decline of Md a counts from the Crimes for the allie arm es, aliho accompanied by farurahia weather, were diseppiaiog here, aod buyers demanded Xo. tecline Home pains were reported a low as 10¢. for mid¢i ngs, hut ouyers were plenty at higher figares, and found 10\,4.to0 low to proceed with in qaact ty the market was sl miy eae ramples under phed with Wye, holters serng re w sell under 10 Ke, The business has beeo light ence, and certelst pot amounted to 1.000 bales daily The rales shipments from Oret Pande in the fort aight amount to 16,00 bales We adjust our quotations to the 4 at which purcheses can oveaslonslly be made, which show a deciue in the fertoight of 1y st which the market clovet stea!y yeaterday, with lation tions Of aw upward tendency The Tombigbee river bas risen arsin since our last ie and let ovt 20 0 , fe ly now to remn’ reached New Orleans from the Ar the Ovechite, and one each trom jane river t@o from te and leek rivers — sl with light leads and reporting falling streame, Nore from Hed river above \ietantria These arr vals coming to the porte on the reomipt of the lower markets abroad, rales have been effected as low ae O16 beh at Movile and New Orleans, but a telegraphic orders to boy freely wader lhe were dewpatensd w th the \umert pews, it it supposed thet ibe market has bern eweyt ‘thie date There is co cher ee in pobiir aboat Kwat of the recip’ s of thie Ths has berw grestly benefited by the should they now cease ant we are poet Ory weather, it will be CITY mRaDse REPORT. fempar, July OP Ant —The ralee were limited to email lots at 6 OD a Oe Os Ram rarer —Plour—The market was firmer commen sat metium gra‘es, The sales buphe le ¢ Bo Dur bel $4 47; Brandywine was the The high nae #, which wese confined to abrut 20.000 « 49 000 ) Bt Vic, & Mye., chiefly at O2ie. @ Wiigc., ‘apadlan were ‘were sold pr tensions checred M4: 1m eonnd concition for shipment; some lots wore volc for fnture delivery, mm Au malt—2.(0 bushels were solé nat, at Woo Harley 8734. Rye wae duil, with email sales reported at Idle. Oates were quiet, but helo firmer at ' Ge. Corres —The market was metnetty 0. 8 te active, with Ao amd Hide wome small | Cotton waa more active, with rales of 6,000 @ 7,000 bales at ep edve: wee of ic. @ Se. mince Saturaay last, Middling upiands cloves at 104,00 10%, chiefly atthe lant Sgure, Froicirs.—To Liverpool compres red were 10,110 busbels corn a! men, 400 bags of cotton rates were un hanged. ap , about 1,200 a 1,600 bales of t 3-10d a 742d, amd about | it 45;d., im bage. To Fre | asged at Kd, To Havre | yagagementa light. There | eng wae nothing pew to London or w UValifornia. | Tay 6 quiet, at $1 0 $1 06, | lnon —Aboat 20 toms were soli, at $2960 « $30, ‘1. —Lineeed fr Yi embraced about 81 12, We, a Ilo unchanged Ri jas heavy, 4, TALLOW — ported word at 176 common at old prices, and lump at Tonacco,—Saien larger, principally porte are in fair re: Kentucky sold at The. «LOS 5 186 b Bde ; 62 canen Ke private terms, for Wumeksy —About reported at dle. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. | «LOST AND FOUND. an 0G LOT A Wi Repent whi ro! I by proving Peer acd ¥ gold handle, Dames pince, 465 containing thirty Wood Os1—A PAC eighty dollars, and sundry papers, valuable oaly to ‘ut advanced from } Naval STORE were steady, $1.46 per bbi for rosin par 310 Loa., doliversd € "IONS, —Pork—The market 560 at B19 25, About 160 packages we ders, apd 9i¢c. n 10359 for hawa, Sales about 209 Dbls. Butter aad cheese full prices all jo'a clover were nelling at 10140. a Lo ‘out 10,000 Iba D—ON TUESDAY MOK’ dqiars. Bro om Atore was dull at Kc, per gallon palww bi 7 045 0 $1037; $0 Se. for shoul Lard waa inactive at The sales embraced about 200 | y- jaded in obi the prime quality wore re Lamp sold pretty treely, taclading | 10. of Kemtucky bave been somewhat of lower grates, for expor quest, with moderate anies, . Ha edleaf To.al3c, ; 34 cerooas Ambelema, export. 200 bbls, Western and State were | \LL DoG, Witd LONG HAIR, tch bebind ons ol reward will ite, except « black uod her neck. A Li! in John Taylo: yiDg expenses, at thi Broadway, ccroer Franklin tad 367 CORNER OF port monnaie, ave it by tu 0 Brosdway, proving pro- KAGE, OONCAINING TWENTY TO wich a certificates of stock im Hank 4 ayment | by re- | ley & Hut. fom, 22 Froud atreet, New York, and ia welsome to retain Ube @T-—ON BA’ 4 street, a fan. ed by returning t ISAAC PF. HAZARD. 0 CITY BANK Wall ateoet, niall wil 06 liberally re Trimity buildings IUKDAY AFKERNOON, IN WARREN The Onder wil be liberally reward it to 280 Wanvington street. OST, OR TA pa recovery of the eed Word may be left with the Chie! wy adcress, care of L. H Dewey, corner of Frani Willoughby ay J OST—ON THK 4, Spat, at Vlensan’ on the road do: Barclay, Bros Indien’ gold breas Any perecn returning the same to 121 Kast Hrosdway, will be suitably rewarded, $20 REWARI $1 dismond ring, cue stone. Whoever returns |\ ty JF. ANDEROON, Waverley House, will rece.ve the above reward. REWARD.— Los! noon inoneof the Svenes erence railroad | cate, & pockesbook, containing $10, above wil be paid to the floder, SAMUEL C. HARTS, 428 Second avenues, ‘on Monday night, at 12 v'elock, a aitver lever | If the perties will return it. 1d, which fa the full value REWARD —LOST, ON MONDAY NIGHT, A KEN FROM A POCKE \% and 1 o'clock (proba bant book (Traderman’s Hank) o nt bank bills, and a check for $12 criber will Information leading to tre enercusly rewarded. for Police, or to Brooalya © VAN ‘ING OF MONDAY, THE OTH | alley Hotel, Tiistudiem, N J., to Hoboken ferry, or in going through | in; denign, «tree encircled by vi if, ON SATURDAY AFTER. D.—TOLEN, FROM T, F. BEAT" th ‘© rewart , by leaving ft ot } Cortlandt REWARD —LOST, IN BROADWAY, BECWEEN | B5 coca ova w biae, containin, some emal) reward by leaving it st Mr. Crow urth street. corner of REWARD $d rt head; apawere te meme of M will be paid om delivery of the one 820 alker streets, a small pear! portemon- id piace, oe 61% otil, aad ll rece! The Guder | Chesnut street, ot} . | ton, June 30, 1566 —Vou are res fully the stockholders of the Sew Yorn aad Ni fb 4 | purpose of hearing | tes TAS LODGE NO, ie ¥. oD THE ere by Botified s wl be hetd at their rooms, 08 hast Brosicn OBOKEN TURTLE SOUP’, —THE LOVERS OF GREEN turtle soup, may procure & delicious bowl of soup on Thursday, July 12th Ready from 10 A. M., and all day, at the Hudson Comte House, Hoveten ferry. Ganner DAY. Prepared by Kk. © Mootgomery. ASONIC NOTICE.—THE BRETHKEN OF NEPCUNK Loage, No. 217, F. A. M., are hereby reepeci/ully Rotifed to attend their next regular communication, cm Thursday evening, 12th inst , at 8 P, M., « Vital importance Lg Onder. GEO. W, SHURBER, J. W., Acting W. M. G. 1. Mclxan, Secretary pro tem. i AGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY —THE ANNUAL tveting of the stockholders of the Magnetic Tele greph Company will be heid at the Company's office, 08 Philadiphia, om the 12m Gey of Juty, 1506, at 4 o'clock I’. M., for the purpose ef electing officers W nerve the eran a ecculng: cor JOS. SA . : Philadelphia, June 27, 19th. AH Reeretany EW YORK YACHT i ULUB.—THE THIRD GENERAL N mecting of the Club will i ise, Klyrian Fields, om Thursday the 12th inat., at @ o'clock, Dinner at 455 o'clock 'p. Basiness—Ad- mission of members and to mace arrangements for the Aupual cruise of the club. N, BLOODGOOD, Kacord ag Breretary. Lists close at No. 4 I’me street, on Tussday RK, JULY 10, Dees. All perrons having claims «ill pieane present thea for re ment, and thore indebied will piease call and eet- te ediately. " fully recommend hia old customers meral to give,! sale, ous of the mont eligibly sttasted state rooma, two passages, in the steamer Haltic, for Liverpo, ea Wednesday arnt, pau, 1. Union Telegraph Company hold their anaual mecting ta the Union office, in Wall street, New York, om Woenendsy, July 18, 1466, et 10 o'clock A. M., Le Le BA HE TRUSTEES OF THE WHITE PLAINS RURAL Cemetery hereby give notice tuat they will be reed for the sale of plots om the Ist day of August ensuieg. Yo Hichard” A Réadiog. 00 ts Application may be venth atrvet, New Y. , LIT Urehard atreet, New York; Carr, No, 4 Stanton strom, New od James Barker, No. 3 Nassag eteeet, New ¥ to the officers and Trustees in Mains, Dated July 1, 1665, JOHN FISHER, Pees, Joun P, Jexxtye, Becretary. ALE COLLEGE CLASS OF 1842.—A5 A GOOD DEAL of doubt appears to exist among memeers of the cinas in regard to the time for the next meoting, it ta thought proper to give public potics, that the clase will meet on the day before commencement, in the year 1867, the filteenth anniveryary of their gradi Now Haven, June £0, 1506. uation. JAl HADLEY, It and deck lights. orcere left at ineir offi, 442 Broadway, LACT, 10 Murray atrest. "ROTON WATER, WHEN PORE A fea by \be porous glans filter, is truly a great luxury. Itis then se pure aad pellucit as whee it Geet flowed from the bubbling sping This Glter removes from it all the vegetabie, somal end mineral lie \- athered while running tor miles throagh meadows. iron and lead pipes, aad readers it aa int it to be- healthy refreshing. 81 | expended for one of these filters will convert your hy- rapt into a fountain of pure spring water, Depot, 19 Canal otreet, OATS.— PLEASURE BOATS OF ALL DESCIUP TON® can be found at the boat and oar bersar of lager- ‘260 South wtreet. N. iH, —Hall boats from 14 te a 1g, Can be fitted out complete, ia twodays’ meties. | FPORD'S PATENT AIK TIGHT FRENCH BAStRS slice ap in the frame, and swing into the room; can be inserted in oli frames aod in many cases the name giaes used, 1) tersof the window cas be with or w head frames an’ thew en- uisencers; are cheaper tuan Freach case- erly two monthe sines its iatroducen, been received tor upwards of five baa- A working mode! and talermatica seat Upon addieeniog the porenten, WM. 5. FULD, 152 West Twenty filth street Territorial rights for sale on faver- able terms. Apply to the patentee, or James li. Morey, boll’, | feet | agent for United States, 42 Cliff atrest. ETCHUM'S MOWING MACHINES, HAY PREAHIM, horse hoes, cultivators, plows, straw cutters, comm }, Feapers, horse powers and threshers, combaned threshers end winzowers, and other cbines, for sale by Sell P. D. GAIA, 12 Brosdwag. OVERS OF AQUATIC SPORTS—WILL BE RX AU. tel this day only, in front of ingersoil’s Ame- ap boat end var besser 260 south street, a 26 feetrow boat, built for the Night aad Morning Club of Bevekiys. Ail desirous are invited to aptend. ADIES, ATTENTION '—M, D. CAMERON WILL forward gratuitously to any stdress in em- ever to i letters, enclosieg stamp, sa im tereeUng sod valuable * om the subject of toilet rations, ex! ex the neture end cheracter of macy articles of the class now ia com. ‘aloo nome valuable receipts, Ei should have « copy, mon use, comtaini: user of auch artic for improving and beautifying the com- = 00, commabouste for foe eo | treekice op yo jvm tbe ebin: his capacherion for restoring and preventing baldness, powder suotile for removing , 099 F DST. white JNDLAD upoa br and om top The above reward | at Nom, 17 and 10 | Warren street 6) REWARD. — LCST, ON SCNDAY, JOLY 4, IN | $2 going from the city to the Higa Benge « guid Veet button, » to F Hubrek, 145 seward and the thi SE HUNDRED beavy gold bracelet, one mecium beac very pre rl om eae with » pea rmall go Indies’ be shout two inebes t t ANDA. ity of Bwiee and WAKT, 045 Broadway, second door above Biaecker at. ! “bite stooe §=Whoerer will retera it Secowd street, will reesive the above auks of the owner | DOLLARS KEW ARD.—«TOLEN ONE mipent, one red coral p of the three pieces of coral bopting wateb, Tobles maxer, with tached: one Inrge solid gola cross engrave! omg, Oe aall disc ens welled god stoh ple, gold, formed b mole, the crow the wateb by #, 08 application te Wi RUXTON, 45 William street DKY GOODS, &, ~ | KENCH EM BROTDEROS Pp oe | rovierel shirts “ sels of beaut fal collars . worte 15. Am: 1) bends = MALDEN A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF BaNDE nd ¢m -TOWGeTSS pineee for basi ues, now on eH hi. no biaoe mer wear, a low LACK BiLKs weer wel at be bEATER & CO, 6 ince shawls a! 66 sod up, with » ty of Ince and embevideres articles for sums MILLER & GRANT, 871 Broadway —Wh WiLi. OPEN THI MOANING A stock of wuperion binck silks, warranted © low oui tor fences, ‘and Te per yard, BW. LEAD (ME PRES Hi WOVE Cokin te WR GAY NO® > hes jost received another importation of her cate trates Freneb wer yeowsly for her, of © corsets, manulactured at |.yous et Very light Coaville, aod beewtifwliy sa ptad for summer wear only weigning tetwoes four j (wl OPENED Rahbon WOW Witt VIDUNCWA tow « At © wach ounces each core Her re oly wail A. T. STEWART & O)., Broadway, | bere, amd Kaate vireet i CORPORATION NOTIONS PORATION NOTICR — PROPOSAL FOR CLEAN _) tq tne atreste of toe ctty Of New York. —tewiet | yeopteaia wil be teem ved at Une ehon of the Comes fener of Merests wed Lampe, corner of Greet aed he een wtreete unt) ) Ihbe, wt whien time they will be th the smen ei charter of | so eoek M, om Thursday, Jely 12 (i secon ,) tor Canning see be streets of the egnionm (18) comtenet Gietriete, sud removing the ashes he, tarrerem, tor Vee 4ete of the comiirmetion a 4 leveot rigs to | tee ie one be ad the office of the Commineiower JOWKFH E RILANG, Cameteroner 1 4 remta ae! sme ‘The Tenth Awtrict, teteg the Teste wart, (a ot uperfiaour hair fimete for softening oad beautit, the bair, also, ‘of roees, improved essence dye the bair @ besutifal brows aed bis Comtrifice. These articles can al) be relied om with entire comfidesss. Thore who doubt may have their dow! femal ont vod Case save themselves & greet deal of mone: MAURICE D'CAMERON, enclosing #tai N.Y KPOH TU..WANTED, THN OR TWENTY af 4 beeen tube leqaire of MILJA O REILLY, 172 Routh street, Cast down. N= PATENT TACLES FOR IMPROVING TI siom, and peeing peer set distant oljects throne only one Foe Professor VRANKS. sole patente oad 2 Fark row. Ofice hours fromG AM WO. TOTICK TO COOPERA.00 SUNDLES Cooper twigge for sale, fine horleact, sow landing ood or vale low, by LH MMIGON & BUNK, Mo 19 Bearer wtreet. N OTK —BOLLWAY'® VILLA AVE THE O8RAR- srt aale of aay medicines in the world They aot pen the vital organs of ‘he boty, 7 the bert, aire & healthy tone ts the wiomach, and vigor to the eyeiom, old at the manufactoring, #) Malden laae, New ¥ And U44 rand, London, and by all dreggiste, at conte, 0254 comts, and Ol per bor OTICK TO BALK Dikearnrs recipes will be sold to the trade for 610, The tam~ 04 quid mngic balr ¢ye Cres \ettentaneoudy @ eeutitul black or brown sino the chemical her teste- r ede very fine cream for the hatr, dew and very easly made The ©! vertion bas om estab- lishment in this «ty ani bas ered the ehove prepere- tions tor the last four yeart are very rovelar sad guar mate P pa oe, New York otty, AINTS| PAINTS (VOR WOTLDINGS, PENCwS, yoots, he, ot 1% comte & pound: white lead, 7 roots, ke, W) comte os of every Gascription, ot 119 Macen lane JOAN H. AMITH, Agent. AV UERRTEE, CHERRIEE, OR ANY OTHE or vegetable, may te for yeore vt ae ream with mature: Savor aad erief, vy the ase of Foratt’s potent eelf eralieg cans, accompanying whlel for, prestving. uey are are on; opened OF Closed gwitbout Lie applicative of heat, tee arene i t patent screw attachment 6 toolang ume have, cast in letlers on the cap, © re " The muck town tions | Wo prevent \engund- ye the pul ticle im tnitation sale by the wala & PROVOST, 241 Pearl street ies APEAGO CUTE PD rqe chee, ts email places, wale by © BLOCH, 1h Fates 7™ KNOWLEDGE OF 4 WUSTINI WitktE FROM 88 oO per em be made will be ont to ear ous eneloning one Gellar in letter The we bighiy re rpectabie Doslnese, Adiree W. Lawtere wey Vow Othe {NITED STATES PAREPORT OPFICR, 771 MOAB ws), Commer of Chasbers street, how York <4 requlatios of the Gepe: + gare Cane © rend street, meat Proatesy, Coghe beets crmamente. ea | A eeperion articst of nem (are ards el nenawnet eah werremind wos Ww warp, Gade engreenly (oe Coming,