The New York Herald Newspaper, September 29, 1856, Page 8

8 NEWS FROM HAVANA. Arrival of the pe City—Health of the City and Port—The British Fleet and its Movements—Matanzas Railroad Progreas- Ing—The Steamer City of Philadelphia Dis- abled. ‘The steamship Quaker City, Captain Shufeldt, from Mo- bile 22d inst., at noon, and Havana 24th, at 5 P.M, ar- rived here yesterday afternoon, four days from the latter = Quaker City left in Havana the steamships Empire ity, from New York for New Orleans, and the Granada for Aspinwall. On the 27th inst., at 940 A, M., tm lat, 33 deg. 53 min. N., lon. 75 deg. 55 min. W., the Quaker City fell in with the steamship Philadelphia, McGowan, from Havana ‘22d inst. for New York, disabled, but required no assist: ance. Weather at the time very pleasant. Received from her one passenger and the following note from Captain McGowan :— ‘Sreawsmrr Procaparrna, Sept. 27, 185¢ Deak Caprsiy—Last vight the crank jim of the star Ddoard engive broke, which bas partly disabled us, and we are Dow running with oue Wheel. We took a sharp gale of wind off Cape Florida, which lasted us up to lat. 30 deg., and created quite a heavy head sea. If the wea- ther cvntinues favorable I expect to reach New York on Tuesday next. Al! well on board. Yours truly, Cart. A. W. Suvyeipr, Quaker City. J, McG@OWAN, From Havana we learn that the health of that city had very much improved, aud no fears are now entertained from the yellow fevor. The loca! news of the isiand is uninteresting. Several British meo of war are cruising around the island, occasionally touching at Havana. None of the vessels belonging to our Home Squadron have been in the Sarbor for some time. ‘The primary labor on the new railroad to Matanzas | ig progressing favorably, The stock is all subscribed for. In business, evgars have been dull; stock 195,000 boxes. The crop of the island is short of last year. Ex- | changes remain as at last advices: New York and North- orn cities 634 to 7 per cent discount; London 5 to 6*pre” mium.. Freights have improved, and ne American vessels , unengaged. @UR HAVANA CORRESPONDENCE. HAVANA, Sept, 17, 1856, Tragedy in Madrd—The Difficulty Between Great Britain and M-wix— Assassinations and Suicides—Murder of Rodrigues, the Informer, against Pintesail Regula- tions, éc., dc, But that I nave unquestionable autuority for the tollow- ing statement, i should scarcely venture to send it you. At Matanzas there resides @ merchant of the highest respectability, named T———e. Some time siuce he sent his wife and children to Madrid, where an English gov- erness was engaged tosuperintend the education of the children, The Senora T———e, it appears, received the visits of a paramour, which, being discovered by the English governess, she gave notice of her intention to leave, and threatened to inform Senor T———~e unless the visite of the paramour were discontinued. Ths threat so incensed the Senora T———e that she procured poison and administered it to the English governess, who, in consequence, died. The British authorities at Madrid hearing of the a‘air, caused the Sevora T——e to be suffered death by the vite garotte. ‘The English frigate Eurydice, carrying twenty-six eg eggs oy Royal, Jamaica, ban Sama icto this yy the Bri sorew steams cleop ‘aicon, carrying seventeen gee one hundred Power, last from Nassau. ey have both sailed again, destination unknown. ‘The cause of the difficulty between Great Britain and Mexico, referred to in my last, rrief letter, I understand, is an attack made upon tne British Consul, or Consulate, at on the south const of Mexico, ‘some months since, ‘ha pretty round sum as compensation for dama- fe nai Soman, = Buil is scarcely as ‘or magnanimous under Sry or ial, cxpecialy ston anes by = weaker Power, as is Brother Jonathan. In one of m™ letters last month I sent you an account See ee eee fee 6 Se eee ee So anxious, | learn, are some of the au- thorities to aah the matter up, 60 that the whoie body of Guardia Civil may pot be disgraced by two of their nom nce Benhog of murder, that aith: oe oe ae, Gerers are in jail in this city, yet $1,000 hias been the widow of the murdered man, to forego the prosecu- on, which, however, uer friends will nut, for the cause o , suffer ber to do , the 14th inst., was, as is usual with me, passed at Marianon. Returming quietly wo this city about 9 P. ‘M. as I passed the magniticent ville of the Couns de Fer- at ibe Cerro. | observed several of sone of them saw me, and | frends in ited me to i saying Mt was an aedito, (@ surprise Or assault) @ pleasant mode of taking one’s trend by surprise here, ‘eli his intimate triends arsembling by previous concert on evening, without giving him any notice to afford preparaton The Count de Fernanciaa must, have obwined some inkling of the intead for his preparations were most ample; every t of bit magnificent villa, the entire beautifol and tbe outside of the edifice were flooded wita from ionumerapie gas lamps, whilst the the later man Were :nost sumptuous and abundant. Although an entire stranger to the Count aad bis family, yet I was received and treated more like an old and ¥ dued friend than a perfect stranger. The Marques dela il Fe : HD Ft On. e COMpany consisted generally of tne haut ton of this city. Rodriguez, who betrayed unfortunate Pinto, bas been sent to bis lovg account, having been shot down like a dog, as be deserved, at dtadrid. A man in a fit of jealousy, in thts city last week, ripped open bis wife, she being emceinie; he thus committed a double murder. | did not bear it he lias been arrested. Om the evening of the Jith inet, a man rushed into & cofiee house, nea- the Teatro ‘acon. with his throat cut. He bad but ‘ime to utter the word edi, when be dropped cown dead ‘The Diario de la Merina, of the 16th inst.. to which I refer you, cc ptains an a-coupt of the ‘opening,’ (aa they call it here,) of uh Haga rivers 9 * of this city. wee vaable, from a presse of poe Ra iy present, and, therefore, cannot say if the Diarto’s ac- eownt be a paid ore. Some eighteen months ago, | suggested in one of my Jotters the propricty of Messrs, Drake & Co haying boxes to which the mati bage might be attached, so that ingul witive persone could not see to whom one's lettera were addressed. | am bappy to tnform youthat recently my suggestion has been adopted, and thus 1 ean drop this letter in without fear of any one peeping over my shoal der to see to whom it is add-ersed: but, apon recollec- ton, this letter wil) be forwarded by the Cabawba, via New Orleane, and will bave to be “sacked” ut Messrs. Cabusac Brothers, but there is also a letter box at their Office, 80 it is nO matter, bape fever, since ie second Havawa, Sept. 24, 1856. Another Murder—A Recrutiing Party from Gen. Walker fm Port— Landing Negro Siaves— Naval Movements. ‘Tho murderer of Mateo Villanova, Lieutenant of the Queen's regiment, at San Antonio, by citizen Manuel Rafino Pavia, was captured"in ten minutes after the ‘act. By the steamship Granada, Grifo, from Aspinwall, wore eeveral passengers reported to be ollicers of Walk. er's army, on their way to find recruits for the cause of bhumaa freedom and the advancement of civilizttion in Contra America. They seemed weil bred gontiemen, and their edacation had evidently pot been of the cut and flagh, of sword and tcabbard order, although they ned evidently made themse.ves familiar with such {mpl ments in the defence of the natural rights of taeir chain If soldiers are to be had, the powder meet and the bread, and the means to foot the Wille, Mr. Worker Is probably eafe. and things wil not retroact, notwithstanding the fat of Brigadier Morales Pace ‘Cargoes of negroes continue to be landed in Cuba with impun ty—north and south, east and west. there is not a bay, with Invorable woods for concealment, which has not been used, in the past eight monthe, for ibe cover of Boral negroes. A cargo bas just been ron near Cabanas bay, of sx bundred—the vessel lost—Dbat the crew, officers, Xe. al! eafe in the Havana. Her Britannic Majesty's steam frigate Tartar, Com- mander Dunlop, left om the 13th inat., it te to look for the royal mail steamer Tay, due here from Vera Cruz since the 9th inst. The British war steamer Falcon, Champion, commander, arrived on the 15th, making the offing just in time to tow into port the Brinen fri Burydice, Tilton, commander, from Port fy Jamaica. ‘The Faicon and Eurydice got to sea on the morn ug of the 17th, for a cruise westward visit, does not ap- to have #oread wo geperally on at frat, al h the cases of the disease that exist are of « most virulent , 618, 248, 765, 4a, B14, on 415, 45, '220,' 668, 600, 640, 298, 227, 82, O45, daa, dan, de 951, 1018, 1126. Missent Letters. List of Lettere advertised in the New Yorx Henan on Friduy, Sept. 26, 1866, remaining in tne Post office, New York, uncalled for—no doubt miadirected — POSTON HOUSRE. PIHLADELPIA sorems, Francis Bacon, 8. Austin Aillibone, Chapman, Lord & Hale, Biair & Batwn, Crosby, Nichole & ( Drew & Hayes, probably in- , Lovett & Wellington, — tended for Dreer & Haye: Farrington, Stevens « Co,” L. Dickerman & Co, ©. Emory & Co. am, EB. Thayer & Oo. BALTIMORE HO Irwin, Maley #7 Pelper, Peeram, Payater & Davia, Martin & Wot, Stein Brothers, Daniel MeCarthy & Son, Jeane Tyson & Oo. Benjamin Perrin & Co, William Wilkens & Oo, ¥. A. Vardyke, Whiteley, Brother # Stone, W. P. Wilstach, WILINOTON, PRT. Work, — MeCoucb, ‘on James A. ard, ALMANT, ST. jon. Jam Bay: 7 NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1856 { Brig Naomi, Hall, Byduey 14 days, with coal, (@ JP Nevine THIRD EDITION, THE VERY LATEST ‘NEWS RECEIVED BY TELEGRAPH AND THE MAILS AT THS _S5¥ YORK MERALD OFFICE. New York, Monday, Sept. 29, 1853. _ ‘Three Leneand P.M, ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC. FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE. — heuenemuorngmaied IN BREADSTUF ‘94. So. COTTON FIRM-~-AOVANE CONSOLS, &o., &., ‘The United States mat! steamer Baltic sailed from Li verpoo! at 12:20 P. M., Wednesday, the 17th, and arrived atthe bar at 2A.M. this morning. Ou the 17th inst., off Point Lynas, passed the schooner Dean Richmond, of Chicago. 18th, off Cork, passed an Foglish four masted screw steamship, 28th, at 11 A. M , latitude 40 31, longitudo 39, ex- changed signals with United States eloop of war Vandalia. Toe Africa arrived at Liverpool at 7 o'clock on the morning of Sunday, the 11th. The news by this arrival is extremely dull. A com- plete political calm appears to bave settled over Europe, and almost the oply subject that offered matter for an 6 tito- rial is the dreadful state of things in Naples and the United States. The weather iv Britain has continued fa- vyorable for harvest operations, and with the exception of some late localities in the north of Sco! land and Ireland, the grain crops have been secured. Nothing of interest from France or from Spain. Gonsalez Bravo is spoken of as the new Spanish Minister to Washington. There are rumors of more notes to and from Naples, but they are of very doubttul credit. The mails to band at Liverpool, morning of Wednes- day, the 17th. present little of importance, In England a demonstration of welcome to Johu Frost, the chartist, was made in London, onthe Ith inst. A procession moved along the streets to Primrose Hill, where the meeting was constituted. [rnest Jones occu- pied the chair. The exercises commenced by the singing of a democratic ode, to the air of “ God Save the Queea,’’ alter which, various speakers addressed the assemblage. The proceedings were characterized by good order and moderation. About 10,000 persons were present. ‘The London Morning Star (abolition) warns the South ern States of the United States not to dream of aunexa tion to England. The Siar says the importation of a colony of lepers would not excite more horror tc Christign Engiand, than the admission of the South as British sub jects. Besides, the Southerners, every man of them, would be felons in the eye of the law, and liable to the punishment of transportation for owning slaves. The london Times undertakes to reply to Josiah Quin cy’s pamphlet on slavery. The Times argues that the position of the slavebolder is forced on him, and is » po sition embarrassing and perplexing. A meeting Of the British National Sunday League was held in St. Martin’s Hall, London, and a resotution adopt ed that the music in the parks of the metropolis and in the towns of the kingdom, on Sundays, has been produc. tive of great moral good. Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria, with bis brid the Emperor Napoleon at Biarritz. leave Biarritz on the 27th or 28h inst Wor St. Cload, Will stay twe days at Bordeaux on his way northward There was a report that King Otho, of Greece, was going to Paris next month. L, de Cambacéres, grandson of Cambaces of the frat empire, bas just married the voung Priacess Bathilde de Canipo. This marriage required the asseat of the bm peror, be being guardian of the Bonaparte family to the fit degree. Sigvor Man: Paris to tbe London Times that the French government has not prohibited him from receiving subseriptions to purchase cannon fur the fortress of Alexaudris in Pied mont. ‘The Paris correspondence of the Loudog Times says: — AS Yet no preparstions are making for the Congres to be held at Paris this wicter, aod which Ist» conesto” of the second repr ah who assisted at the Coo gress latt spring; but there appears to be no doadt that Such & meeting will be beld, with a view to wettic, witu the least possivie delay, qucstions ar.siog out of tne trea. ty of Paris. One of the tinuance of the exsdus from that province, to America, speaks of a counter tide of returning emigrants, peraous who have amased rome wealth or who bave fallen into estate of ill-health. The numbers, however, are saiat) be merely fractional as compared with the oul sardbound movement. ‘The feliowing is an extract of an official letter to Lov don from the British squatron off Greytown, Nicarage. Avguat to aw Orion and Intrepid returned from the cora islands here they bad been for supplies for the veasols lying here in the harbor are the » Intrepid, Victor is visiting The Emperor will a |, ex President of Venice, writes from way, Ireland, papers, noticing the con pa -wony Orion, Imperieuse, Arrogant, Cossac! d Ploaeer, The’ Imperieare goes to sea on «4 ¢ rates this evening. The /ioneer a's0 saile, but to what place is no certain, ‘The Dresden Journal, qaoting from @ letter it has re ceived of the 4th of September, mentions toat the num ber of the diplematic corps in Moscow now exceeds one hundred and fity persons, not counting the l’apal Nuaci> and the Ambassador of the Porte, who bad not a rived there at that date, Five Ambassadors are there of the first rank; those of the three great Powers will cach give a grand ball, and each will be compelled to erect s bail room for that express purpose. The luke de Sotomayor bas arrived there from Madrid, accompanied by « few Spaniards; although be occupies no official position, he te the object of very ilattering attention on the part ¢f the Russian Court, #0 that persons who take an interest in ‘that epecies of contemplation look forward to » speedy re. newal cf diplomatic relations between St. Petersburg and Madrid. Prince Gortechako®, who had been unwell lor tome days, was better on the 13th inst. The London Star of the 16th inst. says.—Very much resenting them as being celeated. A despatch from Constantinople of the 812 of September taye —In consequence of the representations of M. de Boutenief, and of the other ambacsadors, the Porte bas abandoned its project of an expedition against Montene- aro This aifair will be settles by the conferences of Paris. The allair in Kabylia, Algeria, which took place on the 2d inst., ie Cetalied in a report to the Secretary of War, of France. The cropa of the French had been gathered, and were heaped up around the villag@ of Dra el-Mizam, when 6,000 Kabyies came down to burn them. The French bad there but a native detachment, one battalion f the 48th regiment, and @ squadros of Chassours Afrique. Te natives were put forward in advance, And the regulars remained ia concealment, The Kabyles ome on furiously and ¢rove back the native contingent, ‘suddenly found themselves charged with the bayonet by the battalion of infantry. Notwithstanding the su periority of discipline and arms on the side of the French, the great disparity of num Fevere, and ite remot Obassenrs dAirique cha ra rendered the contest ‘or a time, doubtfal, until the d finally, with great effect, and the enemy fled. Ont h the mountaineers came down again, but they had not reckoned on the consider able re\nforeementa the Freneh had reecived in the inter val, ond they were drive? back with lows, It is said that expedition against the Kabyles will at once take place Aay operations that the French thay have contemplated against the Rift pirates are, for the present. postponed Accounts from the Canary Islands mention that the stato of siege by Spain was proclaimed there on the ob, on receipt of orders to that effect from the home govern- ment. Government had received deepatches from the Captain General of Caba, dated the 12th Angust, wonsuncing that the island continued to enjoy tranquillity, and that (ts sa. } Bitary condition had improved {nterest will now attech to the discussions which open thie week in Brasgeia on economic asd socis! (uestions, and we bear from our correspondence that the Bolgias ae) Eee All poxsibie patron “The inteligence from Cabal, inctucing sews from He. rat, is conflicting, one account representing the Persians in the latter place sa being triumphant, and another rep Count Berkendortf, it is expected, will arrive at Madrid sboruy for the purp se of announciag to her Majesty the ascension of the Czar to throne, as a first step towards the @stablisbment of diplomatic relations between this court and St. Petersburg. We have additional news from China. At Canton wat reported (as announced by telegraph per Canada,) the suspension of the long established frm of Wetmore & Co. ‘Their failure was quite unexpected. Liabilities are stated at $524,000 and assets at $318,000. The amount due to foreigners on tbe spot, is calculated at $50,000; and to Chinese about $30,000, Dr Parker, United States commissioner, was, at last sc- counts, at Foochow, bat had been unable to get an inter- view with the Viceroy. The United States steamer San Jaciato broke down on ber way to Simoda, Japan, with consul Townsend Harris on board, apd bad put back to Whampoa for repairs. The Indian mai) brings intelligence from Foochow, dated July 24, of am untortunate affair whi:h occurred tbere, and by which an American gentleman, Mr. How- ard Cunningham, lost his lite. A street row arose be- tween some of the Canton men belonging to an American firm and the people of the place. Mr. Cunningbam at- tempted to disperse the partios, and was stabbed. ‘The Liverpool cotton market, under date of Tucsday evening, toe 16th, was reportod quiet, but tolerably steady; the market being freely supplted, but quotations uoattered, Middling Orleans, 69;; middling Mobiles and uplands, 6. Sales Safurday, 13th, 5,000 bales; Mon- day, 16th, 7,000; Tuesday, 16th, 5,000—total sales of three days, 17,000 bales—including 2 500 on epevulation, avd 5,000 for exoort In Manchester a fair business was doing at about previous rates. ‘The corn market hud been more active, at an adyauce of 2d, a Sd. per bushel on due wheat, and at the exveme rates of last week for ‘lour and Iadiancorn, The weather contix ued favorable, and the bulk of the grain crop in England is now gathered, but tm the north of Ireland and Scovlani a considerable quantity yet remained out. Farme’s having delivered Jess freely had thrown a larger demand upon foreign, hence a good business had been done at improving prices. At Tuesday’s market wheat was in rather lively demand, chiefly for prime new. Quotations—old red wheat, 65, a6s. and 93. 44.; old white, 8s. 9d. a 108; new red, Os. a 93. 6d. and 93, Sd.; mew white, 10s. a 10s, 6d. per 70 Ibs. Good flour closed with a fair demand and free sales at about previous rates:— Westera canal, Bhiladelphia and Baltimore, 293 a Sls. ; Ohio, dls. a 828.; Sour, 2%s. a 2 per barrel. Corn closed quietly, holders asking 6d. ad- vance, whch buyers retused; mixed and yellow quoted at 21s. 6d. to 823.; white, 38s. per 480 Ibs. Provisions generally unchanged. Lard quiet and rather casier; no transactions reported. Tallow dull, and declined 1s.; fine North American may be quoted at 62s. a 538. per cwt. There had been large arrivals at London. Rosin 2d. cheaper; sales of common at 4s. 4d. Spirits of Tur- pentine unchanged, with sellers at 93s. Linseed oil in good demand, at £100 £11 per ton. A good request con- Unved for sugar, and a large business had been done, at full rates. Money bad been in active demand, principally with a view to be provided against circumstances, should the rate of discount be advanced this week. The actual pres- sure was not, however, so severe, practically, as in ap- prenension. Rates were uniformly at the maximum in Lombard street, while the applications at the bapk were pumerous. (a the stock exchange tbe inqviry bad becn active. Foreign securities had been all heavy, and most of them further declined. Railway shares bad fluctuated; but the tran- sactions bad not been numerous. Consols, although sligbtly more active, were still languid, and there was a general disposition to wait for the turn of the money mar- ket before contracting engagements of any magnitude, ‘The closing prices of Tuesday, the 16th, were, for money, om. The Revolution in Swit-erland. REPUDIATION OF THE CLAIMS OF PRUSSIA. The Suisse journal annovnces that the Federai Council of Switzerland had replied wo the note preseated to it by the Prussian Li an gen nog M. de Sydow, in reference to Neufebatel, ihr pinned a. —- re- served is Fight of soversignty. over won. In re ederal Council declares that it cannot admit tne given a motive for the repewal of tl project. According to the same journal, M. de Sydow had 4a i Stompili, reset de the Federal Coua- treated with kindness, and that the judicial enquiry and trial should not be too hastily conducted, as such @ course migbt complicate still more the diplomatic relajons ot Pruseia with the Confederation, and might create fresh difficulties. M. Stomptit rephed that Swithzriana .7. ‘ube last country to which such observations ought to be adoresse¢, since its legisiaton with respect to political oflepees and crimes was ‘least severe that, oziste Justice, he added, should take it course, and the Ova! ceration was firmly determined to reject all diplomatic iutervention, Loxpon, Sept. 16, 1856. ‘There is very little demand fur money on tue stock ex chauge, but out of doors it remains unaltered. Oa Toars- cy wext, the )8th inst, the jast instelment on the new ‘oun becomes due. It is 20 per cent, or £1,000,000. ‘Ti ore ws reason to believe that it has aii been provited for. cousequently that there will be no material pressure caugea by iton the day of the weekly poard meeting of the bank directors. (a Friaay next there is to be a meeting of Central Ameri- can bondholders, When steps will be directed for pressing with r ference 10 the debts of the Saates of Nica- regua, San Salvador and Honduras. The demand for su ver for the East continue, without the least avatemeat, ‘and the price therefore, bax sli an upward tende India esiimates the arrivals witata the aree years at £40,000,000. Therecent arrivals of gold rt pichis Ben phage for 9 Erance. itis tobe ex- rae will show a furtber, sod ‘but small vahened inthe bulion. Inquiries ma ‘wmouet the mort carofil dealers in grain result ia the col lection of an opinion that prices of wheat will go dowo. The rise yesterday caused groat nue Toore is &® better feeling current today ia jradon wy reference to our monetary prospects the tands stocks have, im consequence, improved in tous, wv. bave gone up to 94 for the account, aad 93% for mos They were done Nong, be the day at na, for Present de livery. There has been a roe ee Tor —y Six per a Bonds to 101 34 to 101%; and the Cents, 102', 10235. Ley Ee, shares have vated a so, and the ve Se looks much firmer. The quotations have resovere4 10s to 20s, share Tae Foxps —four o'clock : Consols, amg 91% to 93% bag account, 4 10 954; Exchequer Bills, 188, ('I5s DROWN, SHIPLEY & CO.'s CIRCULAR. Lavenroot, Sept. 16, 1856, We bave to report a very quiet but tolerabiy steady cotton market since the date of the above circular, the rales being 17,000 bales at the above quotatioas ‘The corn market bas been more active, at an advanc> of 44. per barbe! in Gne wheat, and at the extreme rates of last week for tour and indian cora. ‘The Very Latest. (From the london Daily Newr—sity article. | City, Temeway Evasive, Sept. 16, The Stock Exchange today experienced an entire change of appearance. The feeling of vague panic which prevailed at the close of last week and vestiges of which were etill observable yesterday bas vanished. In every quarter purchases have lirgely deponderated and the immediate result bas been an important recovery from the late excessive fall, The rally in Consols is fully half percent. Im the railway share marke) the recovery was general and varied from to \ percent. The prices quoted at the close of the stock Exchange were the best of the day, all the markets leaving of with de. cied ur mness. money market exuibited no new feature; the ) demand coutinaes good without change in rates. At Paris, yestorday, the account prise ‘of the three per cent remtos Ceciined 4 por cent, and the money price |, percent. Today the Bourse closed at amort exactly, the same prices yesterday. Contrary to expectations, the £256,000 ing gold ant the Sardiqian ie not readily takem by the continental buyers. There is ® probability that a crasideradle portion will be sent iais the Bask. 1a the present stringent state of the moaey market exporiers Of sold experienced difficulty im ralsiag the heavy sums of money necessary for wwe conducting of their operations. {From the London Times City Article, Sept, 17.) Cory, Tuesday evening, Sept. 16, Tho funds have been more steady to day, and have closed at a recovery of © 34 percent. The rally seemed due solely to @ recognition that the preseot position of the money market is entirely attributable to temporary and exceptional circumetances, and that, although evea an increase of inconvenience may posribly be felt during the rex few weeks, there is nothing to weaken the character of our permanent prospects. The demand for money io the discount market to day was verv active, and the applications at the Bsnk of Ragiand were extremely na merous. These may be attributed partly to tus pre tons for the payment of the last lown jastallmens oa Thursday. The possibility Of aa advance in ths Bink rate likewise operates to induce all persons to provite themselves, although the anticipation of such a movement appears jor the moment to have diminished THE NETS, PRYOR © WK. Loxvos, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1956. The writer of the Tims city article says it w asserted that if the provision of the charter, requiring (t@ resola tion upon one fourth of the capital being lost, tad been treated ag worthy of the smallest attention, the concera would searcely have paaced into ae-rond year of exiet- ‘The first part of the allair will, 1 appears, prove to consist of reries of acts such a no persons could have ' adopted except from a studied determination tq make the ‘bank @ scapegoat of their own speculations and mecessi- ties, Thus the advances to individual directors, as well as to the general mavagor, and the aecuritios takea ‘azninst them are said to be of a nature and to nave been carried On ‘or periods which can leave BO doubt as to the pert the transactions. A correspondeut nas traus- some documents with reapsct to which there cap not be much mistake They are dated within a week of the stoppage of ban« and po tarnt 8b urgent invitation to the pertons to whom they were addressed to join the direotion, sonuiting of gepticiea of undosbled moans a 1 Manager being meanwaile prepared & afford the fullest information, a ¥3 The London Times of 1€th instant has the following com- mercial items: The commercial ictters from the continent contain nothing of interest, but ir is believed the silver ques- tion ts Lene ty, 3 ‘much attention amonz the various gov- ernments, and that a conviction is growing in France aat elsewhere toat a gold standard must svon exciusively be resorted to, The specie by the Weat India steamer Atroto's 166,0001, of which 92,000/, is gota und 74,0001. ‘The Bank of London is to be ‘atmitted to the Bankers’ Clearing House on the Ist of October. Tne ballot at the General Screw Company terminated yesterday, when there appeared a majority of 642 to 2 in favor of the dissolution of the undertaking. Negotiations for the sale of the floet are stated to be ia axtive progress. ‘The following divideads have been advertived for pay ment:—Pernvian Three per cent, Deferred, Danish Taree per Cept. and the Brazilian #ive per Cent. Logos of 1824 and 1829, and 1525 and 1829. Advices from Marseliies meation tha’, in addition to the £885,400. sent trom Loudon, sitver 10 the amount of £160,000 was shipyed from that port oa board the last Penipevlar and Q; \cntal steames fur China. In the genera’ tasivess of tae port of London during the past week (here bas heen little cbange. The avmver of ships reported inward was Lod, being 24 lees than ta the previous week. Thirty seven cargoes of corn flour, bave been reporte1, nearly ali from Russia, Too number ot vessels cleared outward was 161, iacludiag tT in ballast, showing an increase of seven. Loxno, Sopt. 17th, Wind W., dull Telegraphic Intelligence. President Pierce's Reception at Concord, N.E. Boston, Sept. 22, 1856, Large delegations from this and the adjoing cities will visit Concord on Thursday next io join ia the welco ne to President ’ierce. ‘The Steamcr Khersoncse. Porr.ann, Sept. 29, 1856. The steamer Khersonese a\led yesterday morning for Liverpool, via Halifax and St. John, New Foundland, with thirty passengers for Liverpool, fifteen for Halifax, and nine for New Foundland. She had « fuli cargo. Disaster to the Stcamcr Cale“cria, Roston, Sept. 29, 1856. The steamer Caledonia, from Portland for New York streck cn Horse shoe shoal, Nantucket, on Saturday morning. She got off after discharging part of her cargo gud was taken into Edgartown. Markets, PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD. PUILADRLPaLA, Sept."29, 1856. Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania 5’s, 83%; Reading Rail- road, 41‘; cane Islan seioes, a9 Morns Canal, 13%; Pennsylvania Railroad, 49. Reva, Sopt. 29, 1864. Flour firmer, wi demand; sales 2,300 barrels at $6 25 a $6 40 ieee to choice Wisconsio, Onio and Mi- ans 36 60 a $6 66 for extra do. aud Indiana. Wheat sales 15,000 bushels at $1 20 for Cnicago fpr ring, si Toe for Milwaukie club, and ‘edit for white beld at S3c., without sal , 866. Canal tre Ineighte- se. for corn, and ‘2230. for whan? Personal ARRIVALS. From Liverpool, in the steamship Dsltic—Mr and Mrs Ed ward Davison, Misses E and F Davison, Mr Pitser ‘liller, Miss Miller, Sits Luter, M Mrand Mrs J A Brunner, Cupt and Mrs Victor Mal Miss Olivarcz, Mr and Mrs Samuel Holmes. apd Mra Chis © Trowaridge, Judge ‘te 34 Mrs Thorne, Miss Gibcon, Mr and Mrs ood Mrs Morgav, Madame Nourrit, cal liss Allen, Madame Sauv: Mr and C Martin, Miss Evermors, euild and servant. J Nichol: on, F Cobb, WT Whilicmore, H Liwrence. Captain H Bytinge, ColJ 8 Williams, Rey & Sevmour, Dr W Bryar ly. Mesere FL Wash iyurn, Juies Despesher, George Jenkins, Jr. Sam! Riker, HI W P Hal oberta, ; Marin Brinimer, Horace Waldo, Nich Seleaio® Win Cn B F Holmer. ©: CE S Jute Heincoln, PB be mag de. Yzuege, WD Bloxham. 8 Engler, A HL e¥ aa BUliman, Alex MieOrnochies Sonn 8 Wal ° Peale Wallis, JB Wreelock, J J Davicaon, F P Dinapel J B Lam: ber, J RK ay Jor, Rt Seats. A - M = tlernandez, Hi Townrend, & Cri oiler, & Loring, to veri, OTe Rahier DY Norte, “Wr Pro or EH 0b J A Deming, RC godman, JW Gitney, Mr and Mra Vieor Fro vost, Mr and MrsJ W Adams, llr ‘and Mrs Peor (allagher and 2 children, Mir Howard, Miss Asher, Movsrs J Grimes, J Reville. J Whyle J Lorprey, H Shaler: BS Aird. J C Beri [Stongel, J Gowny, D bimaock, kd Burgess, Thos Lone at Thompson, D Labatiil, D Harrison, © A Comptoa.—I otal 18) CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Monpay, Sept 29, 1858. ‘The news by the Baltic had a tendency to advance tue prices of breadstuffs, and to impart great activity to the market. Flour—The sales embraced 10,000 a 12,000 barrels, closing at an advence of 10c. a 20c. por barrel. Whcat—The market was firmer, with sales of about 10,000 bushels white at $1 66 a $1 678 $1 70; red was at $160 a $1 61. Corn—The sales embraced about 40,00) bushels, at 5c. a 6c. Rye was quiet, at 85. for old, and 87c Se. for new. Cotton was steady, with limited sales. Whiskey—Sales of 300 barrels were muds, at S70. a athe. $1000 Mo St 6’: 10000 City 676 4000 Erie R ban Brig Charles (Br), Katon, St John, N¥, 7 days, with ol! hides 4c. to DB De Wolfe. Brig Clinton, Thompson, Nantz Sept 1, with mise to Geor : e i 8 ean | Schr Montezuma, Ryder, Harwich. Schr Barnstable, Borum, Sal Bebr R Gardiner, Giark, ‘ya ‘niver. ton. "Bak 40 £08 tH ToEK—ems | SF nome...» 554 | Moos ters we 606 | ew 6 47 | mig Warse,. oS eve os Port of New York, fy September 23, 1856. oLeaRED Bebr Hannibal Hichard, 1 Schr Howard, Lovell. Schr KR ones Davia New Bedford. Sehr Jenny Lind, New Haven, Bene New Zealand a Sehr 8 C Calhoun, ijartstable Schr Elmira Rogers, Spaulding, Barnstable. Scbr Henry Clay, Nye, Barnstable. Sehr Detroit, Nickerson. Boston. Schr & Braiberd, Sheldon, Portiand, Conn, Invitation of the President to the New Hamp~ shire State Fair. [From the Concord Patriot, Sept. 28.) We have been furnished witn copies of the following correspondence between the Secretary of the Stale Agri cultural Society and Pres! lent Pierce, It will be noticed algo that the President does not accept the invitation of the society ,for the reason that be could not then {ix upon the tise when bis official duties would ad- mit of bis absence from Washington, But we are now authorized to say tbat he will arrive in this eity (Con- cord) by the forenoon train of the za of October, INVITATION. DMancuustax, N. Hl, Sept. 6, 1856, Gen. Frankia Pience, President of the United States — ‘The officers and members of the New Hampsire 5 ate gris sultural Seeiety, your personal (rieads and fell sw vs of New Hamp:bire, will be happy to weicoma you tothe city of your residence, and receive you as the guest of the society, on the oocasion of the approaching State fair, on the secoud week in October next JAMES O, ADAMS, Secretary. THE PRESIVENT'S REPLY. Wasmacrox, Sept. 16, 1866. Thave the honor to acknowledge your letter of the 8th iust., proposing, in behalf of ‘the officers and members of the New Hampshire State Agricultural Society,’ to welcome me as tho guest of the society, on tu occasion of the upproaching fair. You are aware of the interest with which I have re. "ded this association for the promotion of science ant art as applicab! agriculture; and now, whea { expect s00n to become a farmer, and to devote the residue of my days mainly to agricultural pursuits withia our com. paratively hard and sterile, but nevertheless to me most attractive and beloved State, it's very natural that my interest should become somewhat more earnest and pras- tical, But, after an absence of more than three years from my native soil, you may be sure that the great pleasure which T should derive from aa acceptance Of your invitation wovid result from the opportunity of meeting, under agrecable circurastances, many persona! friends from every county in the Stat My personal and private inteccets have for maay months required my presence in New Hampshire, and I shall, if 1 can do 80 consistently with obligativas of auty, visit the North during the prevent autumn. The time, however, of my absence from the eat of xovernmeat cannot now be indicated, as it must depend upon circum. Stances entirely independent of my own tactination or convenience I beg you to present to the officers and members of the society my grateful acknowledgments for this kinduess, ‘and accept for yourself my thanks for the very sgreeaole manner in which their wishes have beon communicated, FRANKLIN PIERCE. Personal Inteiligence. Mr. Peabody returned to the city on Saturday evening, ‘and bas taken rooms at the St. Nicholas Hotel, Senator Hamlin, who has just been elected Governor of Maine by such an unprecedented majority, has, according tothe Portiand Adveriser, taken to himsdifa wite. The following announcement we take from that paper of Fri ~ morning. 25th ery by PA if ee hee leet, mn. laughter of Hon. Stephen Emory, of Fortiand, Mr. Hamlin was in town yesterday, and with Mrs. ‘Hanlin, attended Dr. Chapmn’s church. He leaves town this morning, to take part in the campaign in Pennsyl- vanis. Fa sien of rayne ae Piscnid corps of engmeers, has been om cores accepted by ie eflect Dec. 1, 1856. The Boston Post understands that the President will probably pass from Washington te Portsmouth, N. B.. in a steamer, if be shouid visit New England this fal). It. By what route be will return we have not heard soguested, nor do we know that he has ee eee im the manner named. From all we learn, however, we deem it mort probable Anat auch wil be his mode of coa- yeyance to New Hampshire in October. ARRIVALS, At the Clarendon—F Marekwort, Secretary of the Austrian Embnssy; Henry Chauncey and wife, child ‘and nurse, New- Bort Henry H wwebeock, Englend; Raymond Thomassy, Paris rand Mra s L Winthroop, Boston; & Turner, Englas4; 8S W Fiske, New Orleans im Mi Havana in the ‘and ateamshii From Mobile, Mie fece, H Raldwine Wa 800, Mise L Burton. om Burton, Maste: ker City— pin le Ys Bde F Martine J Pledralbitacd Rady, indy and. wo daugh’ ters. Jose Carreras, Capt de Sotomaver, Mrs J Cafrendi, @ Fapia. N Verde, J P Montane MS Freiles, M Godizo and sou. PF Vaurigaud, Misa L Senvalie, © Laviole Robles, Mechiran, ¥ Denell, D Rscariaza, JQ Medina, G Vella, De D Gombau, J M Martine Us Deora, & Warburg, HO Shark ey, M Pesant, E il, RF Moreeli, D Moa Tae, 4 Figarola, E De Lisle, 8 De ta Sota, C BTuruinuce. DEPARTURES. For Savannah per steamship aquate H Clark. lady gna child; Miss a E Robinson, Mrs MOuark, J A Stevenson, Mrs.) A Stevensou and three children, Robert Thompson, M Thompson, Mrs MC Robertson, h Westfeldt, HK Si H Lovgiey, Mrs J H Longiey and child, 'y woomb, I Ht = a ied and two children J Belley, Mrs J Kelle: Baker © Daneberg, sn oy Dans. Ts °G Burghardt Mise M Fuuvipa, § 8 Fy Armatron; Brown, FH Minder WW Bostwick. © tnd two cluldeen: Sirs F Gammon, Mia M Wition, fe Robedais, er, Jehu sparon, Mes John ‘and two children’ Mec i inter Mise Rogan FM gets jeCollen and sister Miss Rogan, ¥ MeCuilen, eliy, Kenzie, William Stubbs, Lawrence Stubbs, Dat Mr liagienbersh, Ri Boulter, J A Brown, MA Wilson, Misa Belle Ht MMi c t ekitt and son, George 5 do. “49 'S Brown, M Eisteld. Thomas Hil. 100 Nic TrapsitCo.. 8% 4 mp oe Lag Asims, JohaT to 7 ders, ‘ovo rae ; For Coarieaian in s nome Jam io ily, threw 60 Ward OTC, ashy LN nee ear jer, Sfmt x'bragton | ‘ 100N ¥ Central RR. #65 AG Holingwort TA A 100 40.....009 9 her. W Mebowell, Oy 1" Welker and ehito, 50 4.....48 berg. J Duilned ard sou, WH West TM Faber, 48 Dray: A -4 = rr} toa. A Trenholm and family, A Chavamnes, “4 Burnang, m4 by eee ro Mise L. Bornang, Miss J Haraang,, HS Ork and lady, PA over Atetibe, WC Danner. L Laces, © Carl, ith. J Annbus- 600 do. b60 ter, 8 Lock}in, B Lleasman, II Silom, Misa Mary Hation, Miss Rica niit,'on N Tremainé, 0H tampson’ VY" Har. i & wl * te om a ke Railroad. slo mon, L FW KS Thorne, JM Fairchild M M Russell, & oe a 30 A Seymour, TT Tweed, JL Parker, W Thompeon, © Kien; and 26 im the st —— in the steamship, Jamestown—J M 10 do......im 710 Clev&rits RR bao MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Cleared This Day. Bark Chio (Brem), Rengia, Akyab—Geipoke & Cn bork Carolina. Elwood, Charieaton—Danham & Py mon. cart Bilen Noyes, Rossier, Boston—Kabinson, Wiggin & “Tieie Wiorinda, Morton Roatan Walsh Carver & Chase, iirig Bristol, Alien, Philadel Hei Behe NW Sinirh, Wyatt, ¢ Sready, Mott & Co, Behr Heneal, Peres, Porwame wn hebr H Martin, Perine, bs . Dimon & Co. Senr Pocomoke. Munro, Washiny ¢ Son. Taylor. Smith, Wilmegion-—B Blossd Nickerson, Salem~t W Bop fe Bienghi, Halumore Maller, Lord & Que Arrived This Day. Roanoke, stoner, wih mise and paweners, 10 Sep! 2 of Sinepaxeut passed steam Seameby Lada & Pies na ship Jamenion ane hi Gneen ot the Rast, Heeley, Liverzool Eept 1, with coal, Bremen Aug 2, with mise at 7 paamen gers "Rip Comprornian nile, Averpool Ang 7, with mdse and 18 paneeneess. to Zeregn & Co ont. Ralech (Hamburg), Peay. Mambarg 41 days, with nd 165 pavnen zers. ty WF schmidt « Uo amnmnond. ' with mase 7) ioe a and 648 nks ot We Clarkson, of Nee York « seaman, fell trom yara and was instant 'y Kile! Ship Rmersid. Coon Le verpool Ang 18, with mise and 65 a, te Howlin & Retway; hae tied heh* winds wad whole pace Has not reeled a topsai! since lear York in June last ‘Snip Ponona (cl, new), Merrithew, Boston, in ballast, to Howland & Ridgway Park Martha «of Charie to the Ge © 0 famed Vreuch seumehip ‘Harcelone, hence for Heaek Charles W Poul feane Aut 2, with beanay, Ae to master. x Island, saw bark Phortmis i+ for hor on. me Tiverk Maine (of Wella), Pacaham, Havana 17 days, with an gar to master bark Mar y rane 18 Premen 26 days, with 257 Knikes wchen & Uneherd! nln pagsen (in), maynes, Pletoa, 22 kaya w b coal, to Gb Tuenermans Iarsden Miles Bacon, Bum, Thomas ( dae, ward Care “ng, I; ‘orw amen Hall, Jacoh Demalmer, 1h Valen, Se Mortimer, W Sevart, Will'am_ Hreoks, *} Morel, Daniel yer redo and lady uve Celok, Webbe K Mrs Krspine, W ee Onborne, Mins Kummpf and indy, Mire Ebbel "* Me! Ehawzer, Mow |, and 7) in ay, Aas nf Ph ‘al and two children, J ie lady ant steerage. TO ARRIVE. From New Orleans, in the seamab'p Philadelphts—C Ham- hargher and indy, Rraile Oudrat, W Eustis, Joho Cassidy, Gillon, Reward Carrolaon, Pierre Condere, Hi Gumi, Mathew 7 Kurchmas and lady, W Kenny and indy. Willtamsburg City News. Cannimes Dnivine,—Adoat three o'clock on Saturday atternoon, the driver of one of Fritz’ carts, belonging to hia vinegar manufactory, was driving & very rapid Tate down South Seventh street towards the Peck slip ferry, when bis cart came violently in collision with @ car that = passing, by whieb the snaft of the wagon 1 a large splinter entered the horse's borast with *uch force as t require some labor to re t. The horse wae @ very valuable one; hie inja- ries are so severe that he will not probably survive them. Rercoticay Pritary Meetivos —The Republican Gene- ral Committee of the city and county of New York have calied @ primary election for the selection of delegates to nominate a candidate for the Fifth Con, sional diatrict, to be holden on Monday, October 6. The namoer of de- legates is Oxed at seven from each ward, and Friday, Ovtober if, at 74 o'clock, is tixed for the time of meet ire. The Convention will meet at the Fast Broadway Hoare, corner of Rast Broadway and Pike street, New York. The Convention will doubtless be unavimous on one man as thelr choice. Axmmoas Warp Nominations. —The Americans of the Seventeenth ward met on Friday night, and nominated John A Boutelle for, Supervisor, and Jacob Cornell tor Constable. The Aldermanic aspirants were Job Davia, Ftben & Blank and Wm. Harncen, but as neither of them received a majority, ro selection was made. The moeoting adjourned to Friday next, Larson =A steamer of 400 tons was launched from the ard of Mr. 8. Whittock, Newtown creek, on Sati morning. She is pamed the Everglade, and is to between Cbarleston, 8 C., and St Augustine, Florid #he © 170 feet tong, 50 feet wide, with eigat fect depth of hold. &he wae taken to New York, where she wili receive her machinery. Covoussstonst Nominers.—F. D. Culver, Oty Jadge, and Fetound P Barrow, Eaq., ate spoken of in connec: Von with the Fifth Congressicnal district as nominees, as well es George H. Andrews, on the repubitcan ticket, ’ Avercan Nominations. —The American Convention for the Fifth Congressional district failed to make Romina- toot on Thar: day night, bet Oxed aa the basis of rey rentation that the Seventh and Thirteenth wards of Yor shoud hwve ten delegates, and that there sbould he ten delegates from the four wards in Wiliiameburg. They then urned to meetto morrow evening. Dsniel i. Northup will andoubtedly be the choice of the Con- vertion. eb § Nurteans. AB Von il: lareuren, fe 1) Ta MARITIME INTELGIGENCE. Cid Mih—Bark (not ship) Ohio (Beem) Reojes. 5 In tho ehatance of dus Marsiton for Neer Orivans, the cap. 4 tain’s bame ehould have bea Jandyke not Like. ‘The Cearances at the New York Custoun Stouse are gene. « rv ly furnished to the press of is elty in wu moomplete ang incorrect form, Aneive Shufelat Mobile, Sep! 2% via Tar y 2 passengers to sinh & Patrick, a large skip, showing Norfolk sud. Richmond, . to Ludlum & Pleasants, Sept 23, eghorn oly § and Gibrat- 8 A203] passenger» to M Pastacaid. spoke saip Venice (of Portamouta), Lege ston, Nass) Nickerson, Les fh Web martie, rage and Aug 22, with mdse and on) a6 (ties a with maion, sed. ¢ ins: laid, lon. ‘vee tor Quien, Buh, bat aah ca for New York; 23d, ith mse. and ) Mf, lon 67 45, » ana W, and /, with mdse, t changed signals Steamsbip Quaber Cit; veo 24th with ns Sept 22, lat 35.0 N low & White signal with a Steamer s.ounose, Skinner, from with tacze ene pad oH Sinepusent hip Rineo (ot Bu tar 2h. with mart: 3 verpo Pasa Dgers fo Grinne: Bhoke brig Jean Basal ton £9. spoke rt Newouste, Aug it with coal, to HE «3 days, wits aitacber: aga, with IL jal 43 43, tow & # days, wile cup Asizondack, “aylor, rw Abip iciene (area) Volekmann Brow nd 24 tt ck, 6,77 days, with wine, te Brig Ka Peony Davis, Maluga, 28daya, with frult, &¢, to Gays, with fish, to \ 13 days, witht Tsand, 44 se Gomer Waltis & Co Yong Bliza (+r), bevelle Si Pierre NB, 13 masie elestina (of Millbridge), Duobar, P: v0"), Parits, Uni oe, B from wreck of br brig ¥ Sehr Hardserable, an » Rockland. Schr Mars Mankin, Hearse, Boston. Schr JW, Fauliln Boston. hebr Wovder, French, Providence. ebr Jesephine Collyer Chapin, Portland, Ct, for Philadet- | phi Blea Jones. Philadelphis. ) Bless 4, Philadeip h Fieamer Pole Tushman New Besford, Steamer Westchester. Providen bteamer Qunebaug, Hollua Steamer Wind at Norwich. Chaulker, Hsrttord. ridian do; sunset 8, Herald Marine Corsesponde wees CALLAO. Aug i3~—Arr ships Theresa, Bolines, Acapulco (und sid — for Coinehas) Huwbolds Newell, itmoitie i Knowles U States, 4 Teabella Cine W oo¢burn, Newcastle iS die Rienzi, Bar gs, Boston 122 dn Sa TSch sbips Wil inchs; nme d » its} ress, Cun end), Murat France In pert Aug 20 ships George Penbois; Kinane vioa: Rambbe, Lathrop trom Sau Fran James Liviersid. Poluer, from Le Grante, spariow tou Liverpoo; Kiapress of the Sea, Wilson fom tan Francisco: Elen tooc, Kirby, from Cocuimbo, bark Rierzi Banys, from Los-ou At Chincha Ialand~ Aug 25 ships Adelaide, ®atoman, about haifloacet. Sultan, Wyruan aud Wid Wave, Kaowles, st mmenced ide; Chatsworth. #rector. Jersey, Aairews, xud Sea Nymph, Harding, 400 tons on bo noru Howes, Kel ly. Jorded tn s Premier, 600 wos On se Gs A. Benrse, Icaded in 7 dass i in, Bdaya, Old Coton Some fow rhips are buying their cargoes and receiving good. dispateh—T meso buying the privilege ot loact sbutes but most of the Lcet ar of loading ie managed very Duly ou the part ot the ‘Authorities A stricily conselentions man bax toget ie congo within any reasonabio time. | it im fleet of American shipa ave cena atone time 7 “ ororeign Port as the above list comprises Krncaron, a See 12—Arr Aug 3 ache Sarah Pr Lord » bes Lark, Pexnision, NYork ( wid Tate on varera vine ® Bay); R Carver, harry, Baiti- th, Eureka, ae Philadeiphic wth, Marcia’ Kage Lizzie Russell Bennett, Baltimore. aah Kernice, eeu, N York via Black tr sehr Dolphin Ly Giestow a, eh nh Tiers MeNeilly, nsplawalls th, Brig rey town, ae! ’. aw ia Los amigos, Lowry, Sau fia“? PRILADELPEIA, Sept 27a | 2—Arr steamers Kennebec, j barks Peri, Taresthrup, ‘Warr ri beth, Raynes, St John, NE, Bastern. Sate, Yates, Somerset; Deunont Locke, Park, * a or Porta ia Walle ‘Calais: Cien Clinch, Baker, X¥ork+ Nii sent Palmetto Baker, Boston bark List Lenni aymmer, Charlest dR Darnaby, Antigua: a mont Locke, Park me Guhey. Sami Ous, Lime: or: Gen Marshatt Grant; GL. Backman, Tavbutt; Means and Matanzas, McLeod, Boston; Mi hug, ortana; Sam! Small’ Treadwell Salem, ache P Hell. fi © Rayman, Giulinger, Purves Morris, N wich; Empire, al ler. Paive, Boston. « G Wavervary,| Cooke Ravannab’ Colorado. Sheldon, Charleston Miscellaneous and Disasters. j San Francisco Waar Siirs—An eflort is now being mad to make Ban Francisco a port for whale ships aud a whalint depot, We learn that Capt Martin R Roberta, formerly of th’ city, has just fitted out and despatched from San Francisco the brig Leverett, Capt Brooks, on a whaling vovage. The eater prise will po doubt ult'mately prove advaciageous as wei \*} the city ss to private individuals. Trere are already thirtees whaling Vessels now out, sailing from Ban Francisco, Brie Mxiazz0, Putnam, from Pictou fom Uroste: fortiand 26th ict, having been in contac: 2h inet en Cane thick fog, with brig AP Bester, aed loa! bowaprit Kright Poada, Jarboaid cat bead, ‘Ganneseea, 66: The Ah Jost jibbom ; oter damag: 5 and, knows. Base Jour Armox, Mend, from Bosion for Havana, was Conus, NE. lath tou, tm ditrean, fed Neca: ssbore’ on Oreny ee Key, and was assisied off by sehr Ring tove, ana taxes into > aesnu. Pre Aucenvs, from Providence for Phiindetphia, in ballast in eniering the barber on Tuewiay evenipg. 10m axalnat thy lower end of the Tee Breaker at Lewes, heeled of and sin. Her pul and ieaterials were sold at Lewes ist at public eel: ur four By Duxster—The materials of schr Menry Dunst before reported sibere st the, Delaware, Breakwater, havi been forwaraed to Boston, aod the hull sold for $1 25 Scmk Saxcne Wersit, at aspinwall feom Baltimore, wher les NW of that ‘of Sept 6 about,!35 o'¢lock. was struck mMaintopmMast, main gat topaai! jLacxcuep—At Hrunswick 25th inst, by Gen JO Hun BATES, A guverior bark. of about ons, calied the Ane ix owned by Gen Meaptrcys and Capt Merrill, wee will command Whalemen. Of and on do Paita, ip, ag hat of NB, reported wij, r, Of do, 60) ap. ry 57 = Sythe: am rama Sree, Govelaas, 10 voids Robert at Miwards, Kee ‘si Honolula July 81, bark George, Downs, in charge of th ‘bid from do July 29, bark Belle, Handy, to cruise on the liv ‘and home’ Arr at Guam Feb 9, since leaving the Sand pza, Jackson Santon, ton, 10 9p new ine Fees 5 ranklin, Lee, 60 all tee, Tice a iy fp: Stelle, te nui reported, Ota ornelia, Crapo. 1100 all ‘old. seat oe 1 eae hence for Charleston, Sept 17, Ist opie eee ghee Foreign Forts. aro); bith sob varia ee Wave, ixlroy, Yorn; 160 (bath Blawood, Clark, for Boar 18-Bee Corvespondence above, Ley! ship Herald, La’ Bow TF ateamab' (Pan Sreaneme Canapa, af Boston Avorrionss.) P Seansats, Se] i vai Ade Wk Yor dei re, for New + ood, for a 10th; Almena, Halleck Tr New Orleans, lth; Protector, phenson, for do lots Hiawatha oe doi; Are Paulaen, for do Oct 10; Sheer, Bhedd, and Lady Aravell ‘one. BRL Ast, Bey art Katahdin. Amesbury, Cord: ‘ss Gowns, dept 11--Bid Jouiah Quincy, Sprague (irom Haran istol Citpirr, Gept 8— Arr Majestic, Decker, and 1rxte Thos Kel vorapeed through Pentiand Firth Sept 3 Wabomo, Doty, fre fred t Yor! no, Saunders, Newoastle, Newenstie for Donne, Sep! \ from Bremea fo rom Ro ‘dam for do. $81 _Dovan Kept Om, Taisho, 1 »thisen, irom Bremerhaven for k; 10th, 88, le for Amst ft Forkestone, ¢ fer 8 York Guovesstan, Sept Sid James F Chapman, Chapman, “ Rock, Sept 1 —Arr in the Clyce * a wera Purhnton Whitney. nin, Jaye, for Philadelphia; JW" ane, ston, ‘manke, Crometadt; Armorial Mh Hicks, Bing, Ratiiin Peat 14h), Wh, Ocean hover, Py Sa, Cole, Cromsiadt, 1 for N Yorks Sun F a4 Bid 9th, P ake, Dursley, Singapore,