The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1855, Page 8

8 ‘The Prohtbitory Liquor Law. {NTORIOATION ON THE WANE—ARRSSTS YESTERDAY. ‘Yesterday wase quiet day in the police courts, gee- venting @ o'range contrast from that of the day. Only tweats -two persons were arrested for intoxication ta ‘all the various wa'de of the city, and those were compos- ed woat’y of mea and wo: who had not goterer tre etlec a¢f Sunday's debsack, and were endeavoring * meke Monday (always a blue ) @ second holiday. Lhere 18 but one new featuze in relation to the manner im wtieb tbe police Boi rates construe toe meaning itite Probibitory law wat'h mectioning, 4 ¢., Justion Bo. part, of tbe Lower Police Court, has Snel ugk Anan rion parties brough® before him for imtoxicatien for he teem of ten cays, im deenlt of (paving the ten ‘This magistrate declares that incumbent upon him to sead draokarde for ten days im default, amd ac- iy be ed im future to be more ieoient than mm aad will pot digress from the cld system this class of offencers. On the otver hand, Justice Pearcy decides that the imprisonment must ve tem deys or nothing. ‘bus is wil besees thet at present the affairs of the pubdi> courts ore ip & 1a96t beautiful atate of contusioa, which mutt be guite srousing to ibe jentiomen ee Gansco Leagues and particulary al to the liquor vey ess. sis‘ons of decorder Saath, in the cases ot Do: a ‘Smith, are anxiously looked for by the po- co jvstions, as they seem somewhset diffideat about takivg Ceowded any action ove way or the other, uattl they, hava same tous dation or plan to ‘upon. ‘The following is a table showing the total number of arrests for (drunkenness yesterday, aa recorded at the courts:— Committed by No, First District Police Court—Jurtive Bogat 7 Second do. — Juatioe Brea Third do. do. Justice Welah ...... . Total number of arrents.....-.sseeesesseesee ener eed THE LIQUOR QUESFION IN WILLIAMSBURG. The care of Jobn Riey, charged with selling liquor to a minor, was resumed before Justice Fenn yesterd Phillip Homilton, Faq., appyared for the defendant, and moved for his discharge on the ground that the Jus tices of the Peace, of the late city of Williamsburg, hed vo juzkdction ia crimivel masters, Justice Fean de- cided that be had no juried ction in the matter, aod therefore diecbarged tne defendant. -A summons was issued yesterday dy Justice Palmer, against Hon. George Hell, Evosh Jacobse, Justice of the Pe: ond Assistant Capt. Hunt, of the Fifth dis- ee, for seizing and 1! ly holding the property Aipsley, whien c 2 of liquors, end were a few days ‘ago on a warrant issued by Justice . The that the property is ille- ily Beid from him, on the ground that the justice had power to act in crimynal mattera. The suit for tre+per 9 damaxer, and wid come thee argu- ment before Justice Psimer, on Momday next THE LIQUOH TRAFFIO IN BROOKLYN. The police of the several districts made a total of ainety six arreste on Saturday and Sunday, of waich forty-six were for intoxication They wero all disposed of in accordance with the provisions of the prohiditory law. Police Inteitigence. CHARGE OF FALSE PKB1ENCSS—$25,000 INVOLVED. Yesterday, Wm. D. Watson, tobacco merchant, late of Summit street, South Brooklyn, was brought before Jus- tice Brenaan, chargea on the complaint of Gideon L Watker, Samuel B. Fritts, and Aaron P. Klaine, with havieg obtained their promissory notes to the amount of $25,600 by falee pretences and fraudulent representa tices, Tbe complainants alege that they purchased the manufactory the scsused, with its eatire contents, acd the gcod will of the proprietor for sum $15,(00; that the accased atater at the tlme of the pur- nas that he wan the owner of the ground upon waich the factory stood, and would give them @ lesse of the same for five yea: at soon afterwards he sold the jem of the right to koep the ich ie mo t injarious to their ‘The property was parobased by Messrs, Dubois Vanderveort, tobaccontata, of Water street, who re- {vee io ave the grousd to thee complainants. Hsa:e the suit is brought agains: Me, Watson for false pretences, Tbs accueca was held to answer the charge. Fire Marsnal’s Office. ATIBMET OF AN INCENDIARY IN WASHINGTON STREET © -AUKEST OF TWO MEN ON SUSPICION OF ARSON. Yesterday forenoon, datween 10 andl o'clock, the rear premises of No. 39 Washington street were dissovered fled with smoke. Mr. James McAuley, owasr of the premiaer, aveisted by come of his neighbors, made im mediate search for the de, After consizerable troubls they found the sxoxe to com from the water closet belorgicg ‘to one of bis tenaats occupying the base ment, ramed Thomas O'Nesl On eatering the base ment, a men named Taomat Ernie was found there, ba: wot O'Nes), ror was O'Neal's wile there, toey | Hazing lef: the basement some Itle time before alsrm. Afwr the emoke had cleared juttlos Mr. Mcauley and his ighbors @ more thorough search, and found ia the tO 0'Neal’s premises a lot of together with seme matches ors then nuapected that ned in ettempting to fice Premises, and according!y called im the aid of offixte Barry of the First ward, who too O’Nea! nad Kania into custody on susploive, ax} convayed thea before Jus- tice Comaolly, who committed them to prison to await ‘an investigation by the Fire Marsbal. City Intelligence. ReGatra or THs Haxtem Yacut Crvn,—~The annua regatta of the Harlem Model Yacht Club will take place from Harlem bridge precisely at eleven o'clock, and sail around a stake boat at College Point, turn another at Oteason's Point, avd thence around Throg’s Neck buoy, apdietorn to the starting place, being » distance of about twesty-two miles, Eight boate belonging to the club have been entered for the race, viz : hay Caallenge, Stora Bird Gipeey, Froltcs, Louisa Jane. Gecrgioa, _ Jobn 3. Austin. Ihe prints are—tet, « silver plte 7 valaed et $59; 3d 24, Yo gre valued at $35, valued et $15; 4th, a suit of col two paleo pi) foot will be allowed in favor of the smaller boats. Daevoraste ACCIDENT Ix Mapison Staxer—a Bor Swuxg Orv Tax Tor or A Hovsr.—Last evening about six o'clock a mont sivg secidens oscurred at the house No. 52 Madiaso street.” It appears a doy named James Hinlan, bi em fourteen years, wae swinging on som» clothés lines which wees on the top of the roof of the house above montioned, and while coing so the “ie suddenly gave way and the boy was precipitated to the yard below in the rear, # distance of four stories, and inviaatly killed, When picked ap life wasextinct. Ihe Coroner will bold an inquest to dey. Commanpea-ix-Cumer ov THE Forsign Legion at Hatt vAax.—We 6re informed that Capt. Bongars, who wasin the Mexican war, sailed laat Saturday for Halifax, to take command of tho Foreign Legion collest:d at that Bz. which is to sail immeociately for the Crimea. Our infcrmant also stat: the ful) title of the new com- at is Gen Com ars, officer of tlie, The Rus pol being taken soon after th Guy Cove,—This delightful summor retreat has, by a resolution of “The New York YachtClub,’’ been selected aa a ple) of rendezvous on the cecond of August next, at which place, on the ong hage Be cay, there will be a : ad in the evening of thet day a bail will be e Pavilion Hovel, We expect it will be a grand now that the wortby proprietor, Mr Orms bes, will be equal to the emergency. Personal Intelligence. ‘The Hon, Kili Lewis, Chief Justice of Pennayivania, was at the Astor House yesterday with his family, We believe te is the oldest judicial officer in ths Key Stone State, and the autbor of several valuable ani jntereat- ing cooks. He has been on a short visit to Saratoga Sprirgs Weare happy to hear, says the Boston Advertiscy of the Lov ‘oat, that there is some improvement in t cond.Loe of Aon. Abbot Lawrence, whose dangerous ill Devs oan eXciled great soheitade among his friends and the vubiic We secertained Inet evening from Dr. Bige- low, lus atuoding physician, that since the alarming aywyicme o Ihursday last, BO unfavorable recurrence bas taken place, bat on the centri considerabdie absterreot of hie mos: distress!m, sy Although fot cut cr danger, his conall considered more hopefa! by bis puysicians, The disease is mainly an af feoti¢e vt Ue liver and stomach, Bon. Checles Soma Tived onthe Och cast, OmtT strived at St, Peal, Minnesota, Major AcSrew J. Donelson is the brother! Krow Nothing coudicate for Governos at Toe Tobi iq bing, Mea Fa: WW Brevoart, J Vroom Roualds, EU dnlor Yoriet n J nd. Banie: “Bertha 1 (Wiliams F aie t, David R ist 03 snd Salling of the Frigate Congress te Join the Mediterranean Squadren. Tse American squadron in the Mediterranean has been che frigate Cumteriaad, 60 guns; the sloop of-war Constellaticn, 22 gums; and the steamer Seranac, 6 gues, Tre Cumberland bas recently been recalled, and the frigate Congress detailed to supply her place. ‘The Congress is a firet class frigate—Iindeed, she is the largest versel of that classin the service. For model and Gnish abe is pronounced by competent judzes to be the beat rbip im the United States Navy. The following 4ue ber proportions: — 179 feet. Max mum draft Though rated as e 44 gun ship, she, in reality, carries 60 guna—ten 68 pounders and ferty 32 pounders. The deck presents a tormidable apptarance, the larger guns being ranged along the centre of the frigate, in the spot teebniraily known by men of war’s men as the ‘‘slaugh- ter house,’ while the quarter deck and gun desk look equally warlike, the cannon being thickly studded from stem to stern. The frigate carries 53,000 gallons of wa- ter, acd is provisioned for a six months’ voyage. ‘The Congress was built at Portsmouth, N. H., in the year 1841, She replaced the old Congress, which is ce lebrated as having been one of the finest vessels of her cay. She formed a gortion o! Rodger’s aquadroa during the war of 1512, and was then commanded by the well known Captain Jobn Smith. This frigate is somewhat famed for having performed the nautical feat of running through the gut of Gibraltar against wind and tide. At six o’clock yesterday afternoon the Congress weighed anchor, took pilots on board, and was towed down to the lower bay by the steamtug Huntress. Tne commandant has itin contemplation to practice firing at s target for a day or two previous to sailing for the Mediterracean. The following are the names of the cfticera:— : OFFIGERS OF THE FRIGATE CONGRESS. Commander r-Chief—Samusl 8. Breese. Captain of the Flee, Chief of Ordnance—George A. McGruder Commondan‘—Thomas T. Craven. Liewenan's aad Executive Catoore tastes f Piemie Grst heutepsant; Wm. May, second do.; W. Poster, third do; Bayes N. Westcott, fourth ines rn B. Carter, 5th do. (fag); y pamuel Marcy, (son of the ‘Secre- tery of State ) oth co, Moster—J. Pembroke Jonet Purser—Jamaen Semple, Surgeon of the Fleet— William F. Patton. Hasaed Avistant ‘Surgeon—Charies Eversdela. Assistant Surgeon—P. B. Conrad. ‘ain of Marines—Benj, E. Blooke. Lreutenont—O. K. Tathsall, Chapiain—Meeon Noble, Passed Midshipmen— P. Loyall, Wm. H. Cheever, Wo. H. Ward, Ed, P. McCrea. Midshipmen—Ly man R, Law, BP. Lall, A. F, Hop- kins, A, Crossman. Secrtary of Commodore—A, B Lansing. Clerk—Q Stay the. Purser's Clerk -C Backmerster. Boatswain—Geo, Walmouth. Passer ger for Saranac ‘There are cn board the Superior officers Petty “ Mar‘nés ... Seamen, Seamen, ordiaa: Lancamen and boy: Total number on board.. Commodore Breese isa brother ta the Senator from Liao 6, and bas s high reputation for tale manabip. He is to commend the squadron. Ceptain Magracer isa Penasylvanian, aud Captaia Ctaven wae bora in Washingten city. Lieuteesnt May is brother to the Coptain Mey who was o cele rated in the Mexican war. Lieutenant Westcott isa brother of the late Crited States Senator from Florida, and Lieu- fensnt Mazey ts a ton of the prosent 2ecretary of State, Lienteuant Carter isa V: = seem to be animated by a most commeniable spurl gress will be absent ona three ‘3 Sons: e returns, she will have visited Tersibic Fire at Manchester, N. He Anour $300,000 OF PROPERTY DESTROYED - FOUR BUNDSED PERSONS THAOWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT — THIRTY TWO BUILDINGS CONSUMED. [From the Menchester (N. H.) Amerisan, July 16.] Suuday morning occurred another, and the most dis- astrous conflagration which ever visited this city. Tue fires were nearly half mise distant from each othe! and one broke out while the other was at its height. 1 mill on the Magchester corporation, at 20 minutes before 1 oe It took In the Cardieg room. The watshin was paseipg through the rooza with the lantern in bis hsnd, and the bottom dropped off and rolied into a pile of roping, which smmedately tcok fire. Tke mili is xbout 500 feet long, ani about 250 feet of it were buzned, being one half of the mill, and compris- ing about one quarter at the: machiaee of the manu- facturieg Cepsr ment corporation. The loss is between $210,(00 and 49250,000 tadt ‘the mill was, of course insured ‘The Fire Department were all at tte Manchester Mills, and rome ore ontte topof the burning mill first told the crowd that there wi ‘firoon the strect,”’ and Tt was about 3 A. M. \scovered it was in a small building be:ween id Hanover sireete, opporite Brown X Co r Jey’s paint ebop, in the rear of Elm. The flames imue- ciately communicated to adjoining b epresding til vhdy reached Mancheater treet on the one sige, Ha: pover6n ths otber, with Elm on the west end, extend- ing east 28 Rundlett biock, on Manch and McOr!l eo smal ee! op Honover reet—the Barnes & Put block yt Office thine at the corner of Eim bnd Havover yok only bei saved. ‘The buildi¢gs burned were, with the ox pt'on of L. Raymone's apd J. N. Brown's, of wood, and 9 quick were the dames in accomplishing their work, ett) at monaiee, the ruia was completed. be impossible to give a correct list of the = Jered house'ess in the short space of two ours. p routh site of Manchester street was eat Ese Ponte, ovned by J. Mitchel sen MRT ery, os -soiared “to tes amount void +t $200—a part of the roof being burned badly andthe paint charred. Insured in Metropolitan (defunct) $1,500. Joss to Marcen & Avery about $290, chietly by vater— no indurance. LIST OF THOSE DESTROYAD ON ELM STREET. J. A. Peary, apothecary, loss $4,000; insured $2,000; busldivgs iosured ia the E soy zyaneh, harness maker, loos entimates at $100— <0 Lymaa Ray mond, grocer, goods all saved. Fasrond & Walker, ace dealers 1 Raymond & Thowas, duilsing, 1 $2.0¢0—stock insured $1,600; damag 0, H Batchelder, homery, lose, tnege, *ko., $800—n0 insursnce. J. B, Boitt, milliner, goods mostly sered, Joas and ; invared $500, Loweil Co. ght, boarding house in Raymond’s Blosk, toss no iosprance. known ae Putney’s owned by D. Clark, D. J. Cark and J. G, Cilley; lors $10,€CO; insured $2,800, at Elbe us H. Elleworth, (qmiiliner; food mostly axved; damage $1,000. jc A add / < A. Putney, (millinery,) goods mostly save}; damage Wi ‘ ik Patsey Ce ‘dry good ood: mm. Patntey & Co., ir 8, is raoitly oa ved: damage and lone $4 ‘0 cA sen Oy Straw aud Tewksvury, jewellers, goods moatly suvod; insured. Wm H, Elilet, (je weller,) lons $1,000; Insured Etna. J.W Mitchell’ (milligery,) loan $800, Presaey & Jones, (millisery,) ae $500. C. at Putney, (coefectioniry,) lowe $500, M. Currier’s buildings; loew about $4,000, REAR OF ELM STRERT. Brown Colley, paint abop, &e., loss $1,900; 9400, Etea, M, & G. A. Barnes’ buildiogs, lors $1,200; insured Spring Geld Cs, a & Holbrook, carpenters, loss about $200; not in- sured, ingured HANOVER Sranst. Pest ofice pailding~damage $20 Etpa City Bauk—damrge $500, insured. x01 + aad houses on this atree) were burnsd 7 bere me other lorses on this street which we have not obtained. MANCHESTER STESBT. Seme eight or ten houses were bursed or rendered 1s on this street. insured in the va out thirty f their dwellings, obiiged to seek other homes. Two acres of denseiy populated territory is now coy- ered with rains. The lose talis where it could best be borne, and we underttand, even to-Cay, that sew blocka are projected o Em stress or at least a9 soon the rubbish can be jeared ol The tie on Hanover street extended as far up as the house of Mr. TJ Straw, amd om Manchester street as Me Rendlett block. In the back avenue it ox- t ced to MoUriilien’ carriage shop, & portion of which ‘Was torn down mY Post Office was entirely cleared, and also the City ‘The tos to be abou ttseet was estimated by gool 'udger The Turf, UNION OOURSE, 1. TROTTING. Moyvay, July 16.—Match, $2,000, mile beats, best three ip five, im b H. Woedruff named r. m. Lady Franblin, 2 1 1 2 2 1 J, Daniela named b. g Cricago Jack. . 2212 Time, 2:324— 2:59 —2:824 9 aya: 39. kn henge ah 4 Lieut. Samael nay of the First re; United States artillery, came to Wash: en ed Fort Meiicore.an the d inat, with the habe sttery af | bu ity went, cisa ay Wasnungtoa on the Lith in t NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 11, 1856. The Sad Affair at Kingston. TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD. It is with feelings of deep regret that I Gad myself obliged to address you upon the subject of the painful accidemtat Camp Worth on Friday Jast. In your issue of to-day you intimate that the cartridge containing the aul came frem the 2d company, Capt. Shaler. ‘That such an impression was general upon the camp ground immediately after the accident ocsurred, and be- fore any reliable information could be obtained, I am well aware—and regret exceedingly that your reporter, by seme unintentional omistion, was not informed of the report of a committee appointed to examine into the facts and circumstances attending the case. ‘The facts sre simply these:—The 2d company had been exerc'sing on that and the day previous at target shoot- ie, and when the capta:m received the order to send for lank cartridges for firing Ron, as fax, De ap: pointed twe nen commissioned to examine an: comers time tat azarae See oe si ee pe cartridges that might there be found. This was done; and #0 that no error skould possibly osour, or that abould escape the two son commission: Shaler appointed S commononet officer to examine after steps them the same . After the accident occurred, Major General Het, Sei, ad myself tthe request of Capt, “alee tridge ae pl Lager Ee foand the nantes rot cartridges remaining to agree exactly with the same pumber left in the cartridge boxes of ne other compa: T7 rig! van who were also show'ng conclusively that not a single cart: been in their porsession before they received their com ements as canny har zeaeenet, oats no ball car could posail remained the pieces, as fe wee all discharged on the first fire. I therefore ma nesener Pronounce Capt. Shaler to ‘be one of the moat careful and ae officers under command, and the ayn assiy upanimously exonerat him and his cemmend from all blame. Hoping this explanation will relieve Capt. Shaler and his command from the unintentional injustice you have doze them, I yes DOR TEE. repectfully, Colonel Seventh Regiment. Coroners’ Inquests, AccipentaL DrowmxG.—An inquest was heli yeater- day upon the body of John Day, lately so resident at pet ores Firat avenue and Thirty-first each isd by falling overboard at apo ‘rast ‘ainth street, "cant river. Verdict, tae tietntal deatb. Fata AccwEst ON THE SxcoND AVENUE RAILROAD,—On Sunday afternoon a boy named John C, Davis, residing with his parents at No. 29 Second street, while riding on the front platform of one of the Second Avenue Rail. road cars, either accidentally fell or jamped off to the wement, and received such severe injuries that he died st tow bours afterwards. It was found, on examining the body of the youth, that severe ‘compression of the brain had taken place, which was the immediate cause of death, An inquest was held upon the body of the deceeeed, when a verdict of ‘Death from compression of tke brain prodaced by a fall’ was rendered by the jury. An Unknown Man Found Drownep.—The body of an urknown man was found drowned at the foot of Hubert street, Am inquest was held upon the body ot the de- ceased, when a verdict of tial oe drowning” was ren- dered by the jury. A description of the body may be obteined from the Coroner's clerk, Mr. Maguire. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. moni RY MARKET. Monpar, July 16--6 P. M. The sicck market opened weak and depr:ssed this morning. Very little business was transacted at tke board or in the street, and the tendency throughout was downward. Virginia 6's fell off 5 percent; Missouri 6's, New York Ceatral Bonda, 4; Pevnaylvavia Coal, 4; Cumberland Coal, 4; Eris Railroad, 3; Reading Railroad, 3; Hadson Railroad, 4; Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, 4. Loaisiana 6's advarcid 4 per cent; Canton O>., {; Nicaragua, 4; Harlem, 3. The featuce of the market to-day was the operations in State stocks. The trausac tiona evm vp $120,000, the balk of which wasin Virginia G's. Railcoad bonds were comparatively quiet, and asmaler amount of barineas was tran- sacted in railroad etocka than we have noticed tor maby mcnths. Weatern railroad stocks ara nct in much demand, even at lower prices. The market is by no m‘ans in a eatiafactory condition for holders. The absence of buyers must soon tell un- favorebly on prices, and any change ia the money morket is jikely to have a eimilar effect. No one can loc ¥ f-r geeater ease ard abundance in money matters than we have at present; any change must therefore be for the worse. After tLe adjournment of the board, the following tale of stocks and bonds were made at auction by Albert H. Nicolsy:— $3,000 Flushing | R R, 1st mortgage 7’4, and at. 70 6,000 Virginia 6 96% 76,000 Louisiana tn, 0 980953¢ 2, 000 Chicago and Miss. 10 per cent. Ins. bonds ts ot Sega Little Miami Railroad. Commonwealth Ins. Co. % do Park Insurance Co... 1¢0 do Hempshire Coal and Iron Co 140 do do do 4 do Union Inéis Rubber Co., 19g 2000 do = FairGrove Rasdeg and Gold Mining Ge 6c. 25 do yoo Metallic Life Boat Corpora: hypothecated......s.s-seevee 49 At the second sa feard the market was particularly heavy. The eales were small, ani prices of tho morting barely sustained. Cumberland Coal fell off } per cent.; Exie, }; Oleveland and Toledo, 1. ‘The New Jersey Central Railroad Company have negcciated ite $1,500,000 convertible bonds upon favorsbls terme. Ate trareactions at the Aesictant Treasurer’s office te day were as tollows:— Paid on Treasury account... Received on Treasury account, Balance on treasury ascount. Paid ior Assay office... 224,167 09 Paid on Diebursing che 12,390 02 The receipts include $60,000 from the mint ia silver. Tie operations at the Treasury Department at Wes’ ingtcn, on the 13th of July, were as follows: — $112,509 46 275,201 04 2,278,257 68 For the Treasury Depstmen' ++ $9,769 74 For the Interior ‘tmen’ 16) 393 31 For the Customs . 25,192 66 ‘War Waire nts received and e1 154; 393 42 Appropiation Warrants for the ae De- ment... Sesithk 1,846 50 Drawn on account of the Navy. 120,231 84 Covered in from miscellancous sources. . 6,123 61 Covered in from Lands.. "216 87 Navy Appropriation Warrants 1,381 65 The Sixth Avenues Railroad Company have de- clared a dividend of three and s half per cent. The Brocklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company four and a half percent. The New Jersey Railroad Trans portation Company @ semi-annual dividend of five perc pt. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company a eemi annual dividend of four snd a half per cent. The Commercial Bank of Midlard District, located at Kingston, C. W., haa declared a dividend of 4 per cent for the last six monthe. The capiial of the bank Las lately been increased $1,000,000, The steamship Avago, at this port from Havre, brings four ¢ays later intelligence from all parts of Europe. The commercial and financial ecooun's are not of such s favorable character as those pre- viotaly received. Speculation inthe cotton market had entirely disappeared. Quotations were baroly sustained, ard the sales were quite limite’. Bread- atoffs were doll and depreesed. Buyers were look- irg for a further reduction. The crops throughoat Great Britain were in e very promising condition, ardtke harvests were likely to be abundant. The weather was particulerly fre. The new French loan of asven hundred and fifty million of francs is cfficially announced. The tax on railroads hag keen dcubled, andevery species of property has bad an a¢ditional tax placed on it. The political news is important, and as far as the allirs are con- cerned, not of a very favorable characte:. The Lordon Times of the 4th inst. says :— The tone of the recent mersantile advices trom st. Petersburg is not tavorable to tie Prospect of an early This alteration ia believed to be attributable to pe & tesret uncerstanding with Austria, which has given Russa more confidence in contending with the Westeca : beea merely a stratagem to cover the more aggresive view: which hed jase then received a new stimulus from (ne covert intimation of active sympathy from Austria and Prussia, that egrmpathy deing, it in alleged, in sourse of exerciee at this moment by the transmission through German territory of large cupplies of materials contra: band of ba ‘The trade accounts from the manufacturing towns daring 1 ite past week are on the whole satisfactory, the teteel States, haviog plotcas sae oy ibe it ja, ha ® gener: 4 crease of conidence, | At Manchester considerate rine tuations bave occu a ability ry the pcose whan eT pntees bra ter perth dn concession, owing to the reaction in cotton at Liverpoo! has led to an ex although not a large busines. The Birmiogham rep: continnes to Ceseribe prowire Armners in the iron mar. Vet, Teecrpper sed braer tradee remain actiee, aaa feat." Se oar rushes ot “Snupain, nap ation ‘boteronn Cleared. 1853. 1854. 1855. British veseels .. 423,549 428,616 482,132 U. States vessels 56.867 98,696 123,990 Other countries. 220, 000 000 _— ee ‘606, 60,416 168,626 799,070 ee hey 070 senate ciara te meee bth of June, 1853; in 1854 it was 1,126,888; and in tha present return it is 1,078,467, neeie fi.teen fi veorels of ap aggr te burden ‘of 1,923 tons. ae anose outward were 1,141,877 tons in the m acing the Sth of June, 1863; 1,260,233 in 864 and 1 Fetch (including 2,463 tons of foreign) in ‘Theat nexed statement mavihitetas average daily condition cf the leading departments of the banks of this city during the week preceding Satarday morning, the 14th of July:— New Yore by Banas, Loans, Cire’ n. oh paren New York.....$3,425,805 608,509 243,889 2,910,683 Mapbattan Go. .6,269,096 3675 365,082 5,973, Merchap 602 284,447 6,034,049 58 409,711 3,762, 259081 187,177 2,219,708 1,514,884 102,078 5,283,748 839, 2)478,067 201,418 63,615 1,295,257 , 865,307 387, 394 182,007 1}877,572 }924 187,974 1,039,4 182,344 68,679 1,145,027 87 206,111 519,612 32,64 584,538 1677149 220,371 1,389,603 102,918 196,687 '674,336 832,011 496,074 2,778,220 877,537. 205,846 6,563,370 1, ne 10 eesti 5,068 370,61 , M10, 169,005 856,262 177,094 203,841 1,801,965 116,185 101,728 "734 4 90,742 1,742,767 75.188 114,976 "640,36 918,361 102,170 3,941,882 12. 99,36) 867,208 North America.1,569, 401 Haxover..... ~~ 1,208, 312 Irving......,.++ 501, Metropoiitas 3, 876°169 Citizens? 746,21 Grocery’ Ni Fast Rive Market... St. Nichola: Shoe & Leathe: 84! Cataeraie 17 ntinental . Commonweal , Hone 895,178 Oriental .. 34,271 94,482 380,001 96,824 97,069 69,731 $o's08 031328 1a0'0n8 N. ¥. Dry Dock, 406,307 22) ; ¥ N. ¥ Dep ate 11,511 103,080 125,249 Bul’s Head... 7,988 94,364 186,455 ‘Total...... $98,416, 49216,669, 756 7,616, 724 85,616,033, CixarinG Hovex Transactions, Exchanges for-week ending July 9 Exchanges for week ending July 16. Palances for week ending Jaly 0 Balances for week endieg July 16.. $102,125,949 107,364,436 87,155,052 980 The above egaregates compared with those for previous weeks, present the annexed statement:—g 2% Yor Grrr BANxs. pon, 48 a6 687 12,0% Rio iat Tors 768, Thorbane of ao F3 = Bess 2se8 BESS: S528 & } a geaceeees| SE253 i 3 a eFestese & a Seseasesss AAS a 2acon- 3 838 83 ry : 259, 76,624,227 6,280,928 E ae ee ue es : z 2 a azehe a = nak BS. 2 = 3 a 8 3 a ss SEE. 83 Ba g2ee . 01,675,! a1, 3160, June 2, "55. 91, 7197, Baas ae se May 26,’55.. S = 33 343,238 502,608 77,128,789 ‘222 38 Ed 23 os $= 2 FY sasa3 June 9, 185.. 92,109, 5. Jup 17,'55.. 98,100,885 14,! 7.452.161 77,849,464 Jan 23, "56 .. 94,020,425 14, 729 7,335.53 79,113,136 Jun 80,55, 8, 577,212 15 641,970 7,394,954 81,903,965 duly 7, 97. 852,491 15,481,093 7,743,069 85, ,647;249 July 14,°55., 98,415,432 16, 568, 756 7,515, 7 85, 616,633 The Jast returns, compared with those for the previous. week, show an Inciessé in loans and discounts of 338 233 sae 562,941 Increase in specie of ... 082, 663 Lecreare in circulstion » 227,345 Decrense ia deposite .. seeel 803616 The increase in specie is no more than antici- pated, and the changes in other Cepartments are about equal to the general expectation. The de- crease in deposits can hardly be considered real, o2 account of the irregular returns of that department. Its fluctuations are frequentiy nominal. The da ccunt Ifne has already reached a fearful figure. It capnot go on st this rate much longer without ma- terlally increasing the probabilities of a collapse. ‘The aggregate is greater now than ever before re ported. Itis not the policy of our banking institu- tions to continue for any length of time in the sams course, and we should not be surprised to seen change apy moment. Last year, at this time, the loans amounted to $90,437,004, about eight millions below the present figure. At no time Inst year did the totsl each ninety four millions, Stock Exchange wasnt, July 16, 1855, $4000 1118 of 47,03 108 60 abs Cumd 00.039 20% 600 Ten Af ae yd 7 9% Te toc 97 1¢000 91% 50 Georgia 98) a 95, 95 96% 96% 4000 Cal va, 770. 86 39500 11] Cem RR = 6000 a 86, 850 Reading Raliroad 10 Hudson River RR 60 Third AvenueRR 3635 100 Cleve kc 101 RR bo0 9036 1400 90 28 os atin S&S ‘a RR 1h 2 CO reece ee LOM BOARD. $5606 Mircouri B.| be we CR, bla LOLI 6000 Virginia % 756 1600 N ¥ 5's, "88... 10434 1000 Erie bas of "15 92% 1000 Pa Hos, Int isa 101g 10 ehs Metr’n Bank 169 160 Canton Orv sas 100 Comb Goi Co... 2035 946 4 ge Oe Ei 200 Clev & Toledo RR 8956 20% 3 Mi So & NoIsRR 104% ‘Co N¥ Cent RR,, we 101 Ozer v08s . 108 G0... +6. 98 101 CITY TRADE REPORT. Monvay, July 16~6 P.M —_ —£ales of about 160 barrels’ pote were made at 26 sotive, with an atvance Tew salta cl Ry cabiasid ayeus + gh eee ao pu wean, bare Tune 33 bask Ge the it week having been from inte. fomte” te ‘preg cemmand ieee Tbs.; 19¢, for Orinoco of 20 lbs; and éry Texas, at 15c, a 1ic., six months. stock in first hands, of all binds, were estimated at 110,000. Leatuxe —Sales during the ‘week were active for wok perenhre, chief purchases making taid to be for the eastward. ‘a. —Bales 1,000 bbls, lump, at 116c., and common, 80c. 7 of 200 tons St. Domingo were made, at $21 for export. Tron was , with moderate sales, at old prices. MOLASSES was rm, but transactions were light. —Small sales of spirits Nava Storss.. were made a t 1,060 & 1,200 bbls , including 600 mew moss for de- Prcpelgen tothe oy August, Beret 6 Sieer hes on at 310 80! Beof was sales of 160 bi last week's priees, Prime meas was wan quiet, at $24 0 $26. Beef hams were nominal, at 15c. a ite, Cut meats were hl le Nad aa ag hg at9%Xc, a 10, Rice Carolina ‘was quiet; about 300 bbls. East India were sold for export, hin ay rl andabout 60 casks Caroli- it 6c. na for home use, at bic. a 6c. SE ta at 66c,, and 10 do, Srices.—10 cases nutmegs were SvGaRs were firm. The sales embraced about 1,000 a mens, at $19 87; tia do at $19 $0, and Bow firm, with at 10c. fla po r for & of qua! inthe oles wre 100 Now Olan ‘at 57%c., and 300 do., it of market. <ofnaneee~Selen ot 200 & 300 bbls. Ohfo and prison were reported at 41c.; drudge was at 400. MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, AO FOR MEW YORE—THIS DA’ Port of New York, July 16, 1855, CLEARED. aghlp Rmvice State, Briggs, Liverpoot—D & Kingsland & Sp Secon (rem), Lammon, Bromen-Poppe & Co. Lisbon -J WC Li Bre Chats Aspinwall: wall —Jae Bishop & Co, Brig Win Skinner, Boge Bri iz yy (24), Fer. aut, J HEE 3 Nevias bon. ” Bate. Jane ‘Sprowe (Br), co ‘Cook, Bt Bartholomew—Bastook & Sobr B W Hawkins, Griffin, Charleston—MoCroady, Mott + Soke L Scranton, Lowden, Savannah—Scranton & Tall- “hohe Foirtay, Mott, Wott, Alexandtie—Abbott Dodge & Co. wel, timore—| Welln Terry, Wilmington Moready Mott & Co. wi Se mre tr once—M adel N Briges. -W H Thompson. 4, with mdse an 4 BM, lat 49 50, 1 Eas ies HM in ethers Beh 8th, 7 ra 26 40, ‘exchanged ai; nals. tits an Americana ij painhntere 2 ae at ith beam engines, ptandl aA 42 poeedb ¢ ship {av 1 a0, on €0 40, feb racke ‘Driver (or New York). es ‘woot (from Li: ‘verpool ior New Yors). _Shinner, Norfelk, Petersburg, bo to Ludla Ploasante. incotenrce, pated steams ip seein Dacor, Litto, Boston, in ballast, to master, to the city by steam tug Enoch Rickmas, Hawburg, 42 days, with m iso to Fonche& Mciccko, | June 0, tnt 43 34 ‘wrook of & brig or sol and me - her fee a red to have et condition, July, Ag aya 5) 40, iad he rge iceberg. ¢ birth on tl . oo ‘Pertiand), Sweetser, Palerms, Mi my, as ‘fruit, to Draper & i to uh lat 8626, lon 67 be t boun lana. Brig KE pepe ph (of Mystic), ‘Apeiichloata, 23 days, with cotton, Be, to mas Brig Gb ie virebber, org 8 daya, with luuber, to Mey Lag Talbot pene fe Poule, Ferris? Newport, RI, in batiast, to Soh Breer, Dickinson, Daltimore, fart Jobn Ree, Hammond, Baltimore, Schr Dolphin, Foster oe hiss, T dave. sid chr Delp! ‘onter, Mac! 78. tn com with brie Mary Cape 1, Horton, for New Yor Ory, Rehr Caroline Kulght, Wilton, Lubes Bebt H'S Barnes, Bidiage Btcamtag Encob Train, BELOW. Ship Driver, Holberton, Liverpool, June 8. SAILED. Steamship Hermann, Bremen and Southampton. Wind during the day, 8. ‘The U S frigate Congress, for the lower Lay in the wanes acco ien ratresa), bg gare indebted to Ellwood Walter, Bag. Seoretary of 6 Board of Uncerwriters, for some 4 telligence in this day's issue. ponte xzw ones, 1, human het , NYork; Ricimond, Boston; bark Lowell Daitimore sie Heraia ‘Marine. Csllisecedenss. PHILADELPHIA, Joly 16, PM—arr bark Echo, Ryder, Boston; brige Jere’ Fowler, Winslow, Caridbeo, Cushing, St Joho, NB. Sarah Elisabet Tosthaker, Calais; illips, Watson, Wareha jor, Crow: ‘a Ferry; sober A piers, Norrlitewa: 2’ ste Haley; Boston; Cia steamer Teiawars, Ce oe af epatet , smith, St oh Had, sets Wot Phi Heed, Fail River; Scull, Wi prise Moonlight, fiom Piotou; Shackiords Wnatx Sure 7: wate Sup Tescany—Declarations made at M by the captain, third mate and steward o eel helore Faported lost nt Amsterdam Inland last Fob: state that the two former went on to procure the gallant yard of th Meridian, wreck aloo to get some Meridian, also w bot coud be made no here by the crow of onthe isiand. The yerd wi use of. The el A: and carried them Surr Grecian, in extracts Ara, from Lit Lace iverpool vis pal yee ry otis jopg Tjimara, and t ire extlogy: je part of the cargo having been pre Ted'on bchtd'a tobe. The promersa, serviows Were accepted sud 300 coolies furnished at the rate of half s s head per zat, but en the settlement of the accounts ive from Capt I more th funk 0 pt am iy p\bee chiefe ‘had ipuermaned the Rejab picce of ordnance. Sir Leavirr Prenes. has bad nearly sil the Inthe: lower, Bold was earthenware ith » polished Stab), Raga eae Sand Koy’ 20 bet saved but that tobaeco 1 bave been on ewe nt of the Spanish government. be [Suir Bassurr, at Baltimore from Rio Ji Tour deys out, om the Gth ult, carried away foromast) Banx T & P Woopwarp, of New York, from Swarces, ted loot near Inagos, wes i tel ot 298 tops, built at Demarivcot in this city for $18.00 where al freight meney, ‘The ‘cargo ot cop} edin 2 lost on Hogsty swept 15 or 18 miles to wind ‘spt Baker. by advice of the US psa ‘Would Lave what cargo was say: wale, Whalemen, At Port Louie Mauriting, May 5 shin Lancer, Lakeman, frcm W Coast Apeil 25 with’ upwards of 160 DOL wevd fall sabia Ine’ fow days to complete bor wae, Tahiti April 29 Daniel Webster, Starbuck, Nant, 700 ft Gall nine, Dartenth, Hegde Moy 6 bask Benj Commings, Jen. ae. Ship Avg A ais Fj hy natine Be Hear pril 18) fer Melbourne, May Ph hiv, pire, from Boston for Batavia, March 6, Int 2535 sans Sabine, from Caloutta for Bor May 4, lat 420.N, from Cardiff for Malta, June 4, off the Rook jor NYork 6th inst, from NYork { fey ‘ork for Caleutta, Sel Dilke, Ge they, 22 days from Mi 11, off Fampics, Ansizn—Paued A ae 15 xp Raven, Crocker. from Sing- a one oe! aS berk Susanne flan, Mat » hk; 24 pe Red Gen st, Andrews, Heary, from London for from ‘Singapore for Mol. pei 2a « Ls from fea | win: BAyIse, Dow, from Seratow fo Ws co Nop A y+ Fy lavans; May 4, rf Yor! — ner brig [Fas <i Hon, Cheee, Now aw et “j i Hae au fe i 3 if iI ¢ mare NYork; “aus a z i 3 thf ini i Aiaveneele Ase ae rs, Taube: fae Ae Ja—Bld Sune 1b brig Mary, Nelson, Caribbeem ietazectm at June 28 ship Malabar, Crocker, New Or- &. ei vantanstn a pert fiber 4 6 ship . Hidnaee, Ferthiien A War ‘uno; the Loam jortey Morison do Maverick, and Linay Atwood, Chass, tSfowraeai~cha duly Tahal tt det Gold Haator, o. Freaklia, for frre, ae Joba. cesin, ‘end Tolograoh, Sheer, for NY, jdwards. for Philadel J Taensletsas tetra, eee Park Milton Be&aford, pet up Pnovipence (Spanish Main)—Sld, no date, sehr Gen Beate (of Baltimore), Stokeley, for a leward port “rors po gas NSW—Sld April 5 bark Sea ar New- from it dat PR—In port abt July 2 beige Atlantio, Moral, jogers, Perry, uno; E Watts, Car- “io Sami Zarpano—to, roct June, 2 barks Mary, D nook, for Vi Bre 3 Ui Snsceen s E meas teem ee. ws: etre for sae Ter ra a mi, "Sr Helens Apeit | OD 8), 5 ith bark Bie det Wa ae 2! Frigate July 12 abi fateh obi ships Cromwell, TEPHEN—Art Suly 9 ebip Samuel Dunning, Skolseld, Sr 2% brig Kaloolah Bidabt i'Stn bark: Cham, Hiatener, Ton! a ser Acta port Jal Shark BA Chandler aCe Ain port Ju an patie Aiea port, diag. Keane eee 2, brig ab, Hi Garo} aso, ier J Grice, 28 ochre ee Sinempon, hee do rao o iketeey, ale, Pen- sinasen, | bg en 3 ig clan! canna. Nan ine ditianaet =e a Pee berts Hi itm, eter jong Kong ‘Chun Ward, Gould, New is, Liverpool: Howndll. Cumberland respec to ot overs, tor trek ets: ia, Given, 1d 6th Trimpar—8id Ju 28 bark Jer Pit ‘Snow, Cowes; brig Amy Ann, Lloyd, do. may iit pA (Per Steamsnie Anaco.} Anrwenr—Sid Juno 29 llarriet, Poters, Newonstle (aud me Meare Braxen—Arr ae Joly 2, Margate iy Evans, Warner, from Passod beok of the Goodwin Sande from Loncon for Cons\ an: Tago ned Be Faumo Oe aden: Forrest. Crocker, ‘Arr 84 Margarct Havne—arr J) York, Thom -, ag VER POOL— A: lowes. 5 Dear—Arr Jpn 90 for en York ay 5 2 88 Re same July bres a Cavendy, NYock for Boston; tau Base, ram Laidows York, from. Lap ae Ls Bat pens Jun Yankee Thora ; Ocean Monarch, Calla, ESC folk, sey, Semeik Colum te ‘do (suptosed to load mf ee for Boston, rr Jui York tor Loa} 1, Simoom, @mith, va. Hel a God Cardenas (and eld for aramode 2) tee Calsutte, nS tor Constantino; Baitimero; 24, Amegioa; 4th, Grandee, Philadel: Wi neees—Ar Jone Gries . aita~ate done i Greer Repusie Line vaetand fad eae at i UTHAMPTON—, Tenne mere (to be charter areceae eer ise) 27 ae Ba 3 tod at rea, off the coast of Lombock; the veal Sounamaya, (Our ship paucity ALEX. ton; echri Palesti Ad. a i x sc Bie basearr eaton; Artiva: horton Artinaa, Cook, N¥ork: ponte NYork; fee Vere on the lath of hiptivg papers Ip news by NDR <i ia & martha, vin, Jamieon, Baletns i iN an (Dt), Stubbe, Werttsdee —Cid Jury 13 ship Lion (new, 828 tons), Ryan, St B 1A penn arr 2 19 sehr Zephyr, gag. Old ship Emil ogee Focaiocet een ao BASTPORT-Si4 Jul 1fom Bt de oe ene i Betttin Weatern et ‘al Corny). Be Bristol, Ri OLMES'S HOU Jais for Philadel phi: fer F biledelpbia Bristol ‘ork: Alevandria, McC! Sarab, Tice, Poilaé a for Bos! STIG. Arr p Forester Daoiel W We i tor ‘ate a a joanier Baoeh st ea bri jolphin. Ertl, China; aches u Allatvons, Jal od, Arenaninends, York. ublie, Limeburner, Mae- . Wallace, Batti- alas out failed, which is the cause of the arrival | Sai aid Allioal i bey . \< iy br A ioabab. Cole, Bos- te Salem, ; bark Man. 11,815 ship Banshee, lias Grieve (Br), Brien, Bahia g° anelre May 26; Macy & Rll. ai Aut Crowes tharlost xenon, Wyatt, So delphia. .F Barret, NYork; "0th big Att wise, aes Arr SUI 18. brig Lyre, Carman, Co- brs ie jomers, Sai ater, Cape Ci * Auch Te Aibete, at f iol " ia a Stig Alberto, Retatal, Havans, 7 Washington, New MARB! “ baa incor chr Mary Lowoll, Huntley, PAR ty {2 ship Gertrude, Phiavey, Catiao, EW BEDFOR, 1 Belen, York; i, = Jone ate yy ya depuis tehra Vermont, pungion, 8 cay, Phils loany Henry Clay, botan BURYPO! Philos reyelphins sok obi he wie ‘arr tort rr, komoke, wing PRICUNOND—A set) Tyler, N York. nated tah: Res ay defers, Philadel by Leet, RT ir Nel; ig 7, 1S sehr Jas t By ie ray, Kinaey irellan, Bost Sid July 13 by Sid Joly 19 brig Lucy Mt Chass, Cant, ( rset sie oe A Reashee, BYeey tohts Po. } 5 > Va; Woy, Gee, jet, pa 4 Reon, NY cine, NY ore. saFenre rs Fidelia, Gandy, ‘Pai. jernor, Wateon, do (or July 13 sebr Julia Maris, Raton, wr aly JZ ebip Benagees (not Sammer- : ne Peg rane Fale Wasbington, Pondieton, 12 brig Joseph xom, Gaskill; x ied Ana P Smid Breton, acd Swasnts OTON, NC—Are Joly 5 sobre Orsenn. WV see: b ALC Tow eee he Bick, ety Dewaell. da