The New York Herald Newspaper, July 3, 1857, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, JULY 3, 1857. (WH end San Juan del Norte to the United I would Ohamber of Commerce, Ameri Geographical and statutica, | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | S i rae tat se ete er, pe, ed ont Thera” lnlerfored with the customary promptness of Boc.cty. monmY MAREE tend Tene tue nevyive Bl too more important demands of | the marcha—\t+*? Wat wes nearly eight o'clock an ) the meoting was oa... {2 Ofer by:the President, Turwspay, July 26 P.M. ‘Bhas been imperatively necessary to issue some gov. | Perit, Mr. Matthow Mi was MON sooretary pro Of last meeting aii? 2 st a. The wtock markot was vor WoT ETAF Aad foverish at * at $1 86 Sone le mesa Phy E. late an oft. | after which remind alkcuamaaiebent ot new members—corresponding S24 Otherwise, A resolu! 100 opening this morning, 2d cou. i" Scares tore pe “ yd ‘peineace™" that tau ner ‘tow Ton cs ow cals ihe Br ot 4. Bo nl | or in the United States army, and more recently a colonel Woe wes adopted appointing « dépriation of tho mombers | WKY YErY extensive operations in ail tho lk. "F T™)"ON | was erquired to be made wceretiy anu "Wt Hoorot; ow 10 | ends, at $226. Comm was tra, with salon of 20,000 0 sero ~ the Wabash on tho morning Womre. W. A. Bailey, Gardner G. Howland ani Lewis | of the society to mect the Association for the Ps or stocky Shere wore violont fluctuations. At tho fin “ | br I per) mt, talked Over Aud dip, "38ed by se 4 an Woneera ap pice 8 860, and pe ey a a Guy fe. sppekiog of Captain Roberts wore unanimously chosen members of the Cham Ss Masineal, newt August. Several reports were Mow Cork vsiral Ralseat eects 34 pie cons; Krie, %, “ent of the road eho wan eho ls wUe too tat’ “ag was was rreac>, wen, ea of 14,00 bushela pen A zo _ ph RA long Une has | ber. Mr. Caleb Barstow was elected to fill e vacancy in * Py healer ion of some preliminary | Reading, %{; Min'gan Central, 14; Michigan Southorn, %; | |... ei the benolls of the secret arrangement; thar ."" forthern at $i 16a $irn, [ ‘were in fair demand, with = Central America. — | the Committoe of arbitration. Mage Pega Ly Hough, | Milveukle and Miecrippl. 1. Harlem weornd mortgage | wos th ~ ‘Uy understood smoug them that full ‘survey ales at Gle. a 6Ro, for Sine ax Western. = Fead'a woluminoa’® etaistical paper Oa "Che Results of ths | BOUGS advanced ¥ per ost; Chicago and Rock Inland, 2; | bad been u. *<Hy Aad thal the yr pg ng eatin torerame ee 200 mate dar Jena, x ny tw. v1 work; a, ty Tale, Canons of NE) sod the comperaire Cumberland, <; Miohigan Bosithern proferred, %; Olove: | S17 MOY We Soo and careful catimates, i wascuuclud | 100. a Tin, lies. teen land and Piseburg, 1; Galena ath! Chicago, 1{; Cleveland | ed smong them, |, © wong Cork, Lockwood, avd | Coron —Tho “mness of hoktors checked sales, while Captain Erskine has with much courtesy and kindness Becre! ‘properly attest explained 19 my t-¢ ceewe that was pursued by him, aad “ihe Ormantion tu Lexation Melee Gas hie ia wih which ems to have given saustaction to all parties con made apy wpecial progress. Ho stated that a permanent ty, be gent Lookr wea to Aspinwal tin the Carter | num, He was sorry that the spirit of New’ York mer Costiack, auc ite known to the Department that those | opanis was ‘active in this manner as that oh fir+t named ship wore conveyed under his orders to | ton pate agg - mo ieuherd ww Ork aus, ‘The Pumupayt thovgDt that 600 would inter. on” nag ne Be Sue at St Ps fore with the prisaritg of e ney met a © wervices of that LZeceat tants onal hoa te uae iP es = to know what amount of funds was ith ruitadle sownewledyments I deslined tho offer, ‘paving afew vase previously disoatched the Cyane on ‘this servis, under the ordors of the it Tho official ana personai in’ercourse [hare had with” Beige Erekine has been such a® to justify an appreciation of benorapie characier, corresonding with his just ‘The Pxesiwant replicd that there was about $2,000 col a ae ae Mr. Cuss H. Maxuuat. remarked that be had not econ a im seven or eight years. ‘The Caammay promised to send the collector after bim. Arupning debate ensued, in which several members ‘and bumace course of proceeding in diecharging his one- tb York morchan! . Tous and painful duties at san Juan del ren T would Nee tie wees Dulldiog for es a Fespectfully proseut (o tbe department, whether dutios so | “Mr. Proeran Mo Warwox mado'a reas, ‘and fahbfully performed by a foreign officer, under Ciroumstences of wo much difficulty, may not claim our ‘acktowl ugmeni, bas ben asoribed to Captain green apietien tat Oo bak be etry fa she Copaare jepend bd isies te too Y ani other w! cry they de wpon the courtesy of their - Of the eteumers on Lake Nicaragua, aud proces tings | imedailcos ? conld they wal ge. to werk and cobees on the river, This in Frektne bas heard, and bas | money immediavly, as they could undoubtedly dot WI ‘nasured r:e, upon his honor, (x totally untrue. ‘Trurtix ; the course ( bave pursued will meet with the epptan the department, I am, air, verv res; 7 FOL: Obed! -ot servant, H. PAULDING, Commanding Home Squadron. ‘Hou. 1 ‘oucsy, Seoretary of the Navy. Deep Sca Soundings— arrival of the Cyclops, Sr. Jouss, N, F., July 2, 1857. British steamer Cyclops, Lieutenant Dayman, R N., ommancer, which was sunt out by the Engtish govern- ‘Wasnt to puke soundings alorg the “telegraph plateau,” for he Atiausic Telegraoh Unmpiny, between Newfoundland end Lrolnn4, arrived here yesterday. Hor commander makes a vory fa orable report, confirming tn every mate. ‘Pia! particular the receat eoundings of Berryman, Of the United stares survey tng stoamer Arctic. could pot ap influential body like this even get th minutes printed? Hoe carpeatly rebuked the Chamber for the apatby and Jack of pabiic spirit which it had fostered. Why could it not sell (he American government to give us ‘mail to China instead of allowing the English merchaats to obtain, as they had, the news of the war in China twenty days before tbe Ameri:an mercha tts? Upor motion the Committee on Location war continued. The Committee om Seamon, through the Chairman, an- : that they would submit @ roport at the nest meeting. Mr. Macny, from tho Commitice on Observatory, re- ported that they had not besn able to have the desired in- terview «ih blayor Wood. They bad, however, dravn up ® memorial to the Common Council asking ‘for the grant of @ suitable pla: of land on the Battery, for an Oo- — Tho memorial ect forth the desirability of the object Tpon motion, the memorial was approved. Upon wotion of, Da Peversr Ocpex, the Committes on tho Port Wai deus’ bifl was di-charg A moilon to discharge the Committee on Harbor Masters was car:icd. Tho names of new members were then propoied, aler which the Chamber adjourned. A Wasarwcron, July 2, 1867. There was 0 tremondous Mall storm at Fredericksburg between 4 and 6 o'clock yesterday accompanied by ter rife thuncer. Some of the hat! stones wore as large as then’s eggs. All the windows on the wiudward side of the es . houses were demolished, and all the magnets, except one, Srorvace or tum Apvanck Wacm or Sattors—The @m the telegraph office, were burnt. The destruction of | resolution of the shipping merchants of this city to 5 © eacoceet, o (naan. Tho track of | stop the advance wages of sailors on and afier the Ist of ; July, 1857, is causing consi¢erable fooling among the snilore and the keepers of their boarding houses. No 4 a Feit i Sain 6 casantes nies Culpepper and adjacent oo ate Eye amare tothe rope, Stance fell of | SREmeEAAiT more scarce, that it ia falso Gieory chet th ences, | Mianhett aenaler tists tae fearon ub! Fatal replete Hee en iavut go riot his poy ‘or rue the capals, wo be bled sll Sr. Loum, July 2, 1867. mye. As to ‘clothes on board vessels, they Semes Tylc, County Recorder and Probate Clerk of Lea- a men going CB nage = veaworth, was killed by a free Sialo man named Haller, | ‘S7ce, Youre, nd coming Wack inseveed recetve $60 oF pl Fragh The afray Evew out of the lection to ail $40 es ive amount dao them st tho ead of that ime. ‘Haller ON ane ap hy omen oat “ of Navy Yaxp Arvares,—In recording the condition of navy <a rlot takirg place in consequence. yard matters yerterday our reporter was im error respect- om ing the now barrack ground. It appears that Messrs. Marke ‘Smith & Co., who were the contractors for gravel, havo Oswado, July 3—6 P. M. ° wieer in ih ood <Gamant forthe tes ome maasorn filled in copaiderably more than the amount credited to trade, Bales of 1400 bbls, at $6 25 & $7 60 for common | them in, yesterdays which was to ontre wiste. Whont firm, Salos of 22,000 bushels, at ‘was not $1 45% 08146 for Milwackie club, and $1 3736 for let 0 the dis- . Corn quiet, Lake Imports to-day—1,000 pales deferred. =. » 26,000 eee fore = Semen vag he wr _—— 2s "Cutoico; Jaly 2—0 P.M. | tore sin eae roar quiet, Whoa! firm, with an ad tendency. | requiring ge of each S buoyant. Oats Shipments to fiscal ee Sapa oe ae ner beat, 40,000 bustels bed 9 deliveries, ea ee Jaly 30 a | and will 080 ‘contracted for by ewe tut alos of 600 bbls , at $6 50a $7 19'5 for | them yras one of the ® to extra Wisconsin. Wheat firm, ssarce Know naw gengg ‘eS fimer. Sales of 0 bushels, at 7¢c. a | Loulsvi oon =. at the outeide price, firmer.’ Sales of | Chas. . 3 <= ee =. Mar Soe Ee Tus Twanrr-sma Axxcat Fam or THE aaa Se) od 4 re ts errors will be held in the Cryntal Palace year, a0, 5 the 2 aio. for we, Siew tee | © impor ce, 21,00- | will open on Wednesday, the 16th of September, and at noon to-day—5,000 ', 27,00 Seoioe «on bushels vals. Canal exports 15-00) | clog on the 28 of October next. From the circular of rf ‘early all to the tnterior,) * | tho managers wo learn that it is their intention to pay more Gorn, (ball te attention toagricultural jucts than they havo heretofore, = ‘ctreniilss Millse Logan tn a tod argos eyace will bo left dear to nosommodale Wallach’s Tm florists, who can then compare the pro- Now Play. thetr akill and taste. Liberal premiums will also © storm another crowded audience | be given for the best specimens of “cereals,” of which Notwithstanding (theatre last night, to assiat at tho | 116 iy A, ~ emembied at Wallack’s various in the Union. The falr will, as usual, om- . wriuen by Mr, 8, Yates Levy, of | brace all manner of manufactured from the most Production ofa new play, * . ran, and entitled the “Italian | ponderous machinery to the smallest ‘of housebold Georgia, expressly for Mia we. The leading railroads and steamboat lines have Bride.” So far this great « ig gg ee ga creed to remit ie charges on the return frlght from the va played to death by evory | fair. It wili one way. Goods must one | eed tie ea ecity; bat not content with | be sent to the fair tho 10h of Hoptasaher. nd ove had in them, she last night Covaray Prortz Maaayiva mv New Yous.—For some Gubiet cies coos, vy never before performed reason best known to thomesiyos, country poopie are vache very anxious to marry in Now York. They will come mee sore. ls simplo, and taken | hundveds of mites to thie city in ordor to ‘tio ® knot with ‘Tao plot of “The Malian Bride” from an old Vonitiam tradition. Logan), the lovely daughter of » ‘but the poorer sort find their way to tho City Lali, per (Me. HL B. Phillips), i botroe ue AT De rout trbdre tno hope have tho tusiness done choaply au noble Venilian soldier, a Lge ‘# between Clau- boy ‘The “oO yn ts a ike ort a his (rioud and companion in arma, tuo 41 Cor. | presence of Alderman Drake, and were married by bim Telli, (Mr. J. B. House), © powerful noble ‘tthe City Hall. The bride was » pretty, buxom girl of serrtagey wien taay are intorrepted vy. re no | Creatine etaSer’, Cecatetenss aa baschress ne Eoreass B'hrye (Hr, 4 Cauchy dimotatenae. “"ycowls, | foiced ta the appelduen of Jtward ‘be Forrest. The @ambler, in fact tho villain of Piece, wits 4 jo’a sister and her husband, Wm. Walker, were the ST eyes tho youvg. mea with no very pm “his ja. | Witnesses, On payment of the usual feo the nswly made especially Claudio, and darkly bintw = the | man yh F i poeereey Bee aaa with the Of doing something not at all agroeable, %. ‘a, | WAY are up in New ee ees in ences out Cosy Bron Pen i. eap age sdremmaryped age gles Lage we bia in aleg the he J Paeme rr the, aveal oes, the ‘old gent! ons a ‘ | acm OTT the fale op antes tok at prerob . 5 fiver him a copy of his will, which be has jast’had' ext {28° 4 sone eatituction ofall particn, Tho Dailding has Suied in Venitia’s favor aad his own, mixed with et ra wih athe A. icwnibs ta good advioe and instructions to beware of Lorenzo, who’! | i wen, ploy bpp oh gpg Paashy Bowe yrstood that the portion of the oharch that devired ptown willaflligte with the congregation hereto- tping in Mulberry stroet, but who aro now bulld- church In Fourth avenue, corner of fwen © “Mt. ‘This settles definitely an unploasant mat- re ght anything bat jt to the character of sa ‘diate for peace and etn, Sraget Mernopet Orcrct.—The Trus- tees of tho Meth odist Chureh in Sullivan strect, have, it Is 4 to sell the building and ground for ‘ty to moving further up town. Tao soted to bo the trustees of the Zion Me- ed lored) church in Church street, corner eee Episcopal (e which the {ll prosented by Giovanni that vory morning, < There seems to be a furere among 0% Q 5 tmnt J ‘and found upon his person, furnishes the motive tothe | FIREMEN's Fxeva@my = lay Nearly every deed. Al first even his dearest friend Hogo, doubts him, | the firemen in favor of at fe shamed by the trast and confidence of his bride, | company of any stand 1% tho city has bad its sum. =, She doubts him never, bat with the Doge, inten 2 have one, These trips are (lr. 8. D. Eytingo) whose life had once saved, | mer excursion, or \ by all means be encouraged. and moves: ‘and earth in hor efforts to have b's sen- | very plearant,and shoak + bet the in aif. tence of death upon the wheel, revoked. It is, however, | They creaton kindly feelin,“ pot, firemen X4 allinvain. The Doge 10 crantve at bis excape, | Toreat clues, and give the UE men of one section ‘Dut Claadio wit! not risk bis honor, life and Voal- | country an 0 ‘sonally Vf 5 4 Us. At this crisis, whee ovorything is at its last gap, and | 9 very cheap rate A+ | sogeme nape. , To have the solema Dell annoances the moment for Ciaa- tifeedy"meudoned he, prope ood wip to-day of, Humane dlo’s , Venitia, who is waiting to see ay Hose 3 hs ‘6 ire tle Doben, sn Aven and all From ‘ketch tt will be seen that this abounds Excrrsion or time Wastioron \ . ta very exoetontsitaailons, which It worked up artist: | Thie popular sasocation learo to-da, fr bultimore, where ould be vory eective. To be ‘ure, some of the | doy will bo entertained by tho aria, orale “Park have a very “ancient and fish like emell,”’ as, for th «© the “Waverley” fawtance, the of Lorenso to Venitia to save her | ofthat place, It is also understood‘ a5, win be in read!- fover's she would wod hie then, tee old clamay | aad “Utah, 00 Wel an ee *s, and will escort Qriok of making the villain drag the girt of just in time to ness to welsome thoir 4 4 Ny heedquarters. Kemved by the virtuous young who always tarne | them with all the honors 4.8 at time, and will ‘ap tn just such anomergency, The too, is awk: ‘The New Yorkers oxpect to have 8 me Taly, which will And ta anticipated by the scene bofore the iket. Bat ad in the exercises a ‘umental City.”’ itinounting Buse other grave defects, there is ‘observed in a regal manner in the “Me par y ton pel a aati ead cases, wate eR eller —= 8 fire broke Be cette poms imager} thal ar soe Tor | Smt before two oclack yowerdey MONA “Abore ine ore ie of Venitin is one admirably sulted t | stable was cccuptod by William Taylor, box mm, ‘Ker, ‘alte Miss Logan's powers, aud her rendition of it we fame dents oyed prot much the ‘whcle of he event of the evening. Hor fine elocutionary powers | burning to death horses belonging to Tales, moe fad ample ‘and for di and the rounded Came Feernen 006 Jane 2 O Na we food orion of the tant fel (rom her pe measured ca- ‘to be worth about $75 each. Mr. MoCabe bh aay denoe, and with exquisite intenation. haa a world of | Borges in the stable at the \ime—one waa saved. Mir. ae well as power in her voico, and Jor lost all bis tole and stock, estimated at $16 nv”. “4 soands, it is a | surance, Jobn O'Brien is the lessee of the whole of \° or oust Rennecsy’ ae eee a ceeeaeet casoand | extension, was by fre and water, the Aamo of power | extending into her room; no insurance. The total loss may postariat | be estimated at about $400, ' grace Hoves AGENTS ap rae Haarrn Wanners.—It is not um Gestures ory | frequently the case that house agente, for some cause OF here ia tittle , Ld charge or nett duty Be eee anise, of tte kind Seinen So a | Saha amg a Se the part will doubtless become a favo- ocated at Nos. 680and 601 Fourth street, of whish wite ame with the public. yy Rye Mr. asriege com = en ee re ee by Mesmre. Daven: | Coaarein. 80 iron declined to ive the information. % tatian Bride’? was woll mounted and costumed, | Health Warden Greene eomplained to the Corporation Fefleoted credit om the taste of the Tk | Attorney. After taking the preliminary measures, Boor- man wes ined $26, all etatesman—tben proceeded to review the aig, progress of statistics until 1777; at which por was firet published in America. Census, which afterwards was decennial bad been taken in America observing on the fmpori“2ce of etatistioal olan eo—merchant, marwsctnrer, phi! Ths was @ taken decannially; ial and two before censuses France and England direc ed their attention tothe matter. Mr. Hough ex: constructed tation at various times from 1790 io I and city ofNew York. He anal; a ted by moans of several admirably tables which he exhibited, the state of popu , in the the consug eppeared countics: of 1858, the heads of bia eubject an publlaned th tbe va, lee compiled; from which the following tnterost- umber of population in the Stato of New York, 8,464,212. Males. Number of voters in Do. aliens o Number of persons who ¢annot read or write in the city of New York...........5 Value a “papal ia State af New York. in olty of New York clty + gael York... lo. 25,800 A vole of thanks was unanimously paased to Mr. Hough for bis interesting paper, and the meeting adjourned, Brookiyn City News. Duows7p,—The body of a girl, apparontly cight or ten years ofage, was found floating near the Navy Yard. She bad light bair, plaited; dreesed in @ pink bood, red drova, Ulwo colored ékirt, figured apron, with email earrings. —— to belong to Williamevurg. sel who tell of @ man supposed to be the captain of a vos overboard at Atlantic dock on Friday last, was pleted wp off Red Hook Point, yesterday. Ho bas ‘dark ir, Fmall side whiekers, light linen coat, black neck bandkerohief aed corduroy pont Beth bodies were taken in charge by Constable Birdsall and conveyed to the dead ed for identification. Whe Now York Weekly Herald. house, where thoy can be view- MEWS FROM EUROPE, CALIFORNIA, CENTKL AND SOUTH AMERICA, GOUTH PACIFIO, MEXICO, CUBA, WREST INDIRG, BT0.—THE BURNING OF THE STEAMER MON- ‘TREAL—AFPAIRS IN WASHINGTON, BTO., BTC. The Weasir Hanscp will be published at five o'clock thie afternoon. Its contents will embrace news from Europe Calliornia, New Granada, Oeotral and South America, the South Pacific, Mexioo, Ouba, West Indies, &0.; Full Particu- lars of the Burning of the Steamer Montreal and Loss of over three hundred Lives, with the names of the Rescued and Lost; Betwn of @ portion of Walker's Filibus‘ering Army—their Names and their History since their Surrender; Affaire tn ‘Washington; Latest News by Telegraph; Editorials on various subjects; Financial, Commercial, Religious, Politioal, Theatr. eal, Sporting and Maritime Intelligence; New York Market; together with s largo variety of interesting local aad miscellaneous articles. Single copies, in wrappers ready for mailing, cam be had at the counter, Price six cents. Portable Dressing Cases in Great Variety J. &6. SAUNDERS’ store only, at No. 7 Astor House. pt i 5 iu i i 5 & Se 18 Cent Ambrotype Portraits, perfectly taken. apd views of Niagara Falls froe, with dollar photo graphs. 29 Brosdway. eummer N Clothing.~I am now Clost for men aad boys’ wear out retall, KNAPY, 19 Cortlands street, Gentes on rely pee Os qeaiity and class Our stock ls — MWA PERE 10 4 SON, 61 Naagan street, e Fey hace crete cemwe mic AGG fee Reeping tha bea of ore ana pgare uocree pe nae ety Hill Intmitable Hair Cutter, fo. 1 Barclay strvabr le 476, «silings a box; infallible onguent for the Sonia her eng mt Died "atthe manufactory, Ba hrsad wy Prof, Alex. a Memp's Worm Pastilles,—The ‘Wortality among children is in attributable orma. realest Since wh at i y. nce paatill LAR! lew York, and b; agplications whieh relieve mm, for the moment nerrous of the skin’, den Ha pedent suiters, ska iw pete ea) to the <beck the mis by para Organs skin), pierces ta to the seat of infammation, and thus extin- the fire which feeds the eruption, boll or wicer from (ach ie 4nd Toledo, 1, Iilinots Central opems'd at 118 por cent, and Closed at 117, This stock ia a litle eemn'0e just now, bat @ fow days will bring out fwit supplies, VA? look for a very ‘important decline in the market value of this stock. It bes been sustained at very igh pricew for.s long time, but the positicn of the company and its futuro prospects aro becomtyg daily betkr understood. Thore Nin the Public mind, on this olds of the Attantia, @ great ent of confidence in the ultimate result of this company’s onera- (lows, The capital stock {s now twenty-five millions of dollars, thirty per cent called and paid in. Before tn’ lapse of another year there will be, beyond doubt,.a fur. ther issue of stock, upon which the same amount will be called, apd ia this way the nominal capital of tho road will repidly run up. ‘Tho railroad ia already @ burden upon the land department of the company. We doubt if it ever pays more than tts running expenses. If the com- Pany could give away tho road it would gave money in 69 doing. As it cannot do so, the road must draw largely uzon the company’s resources, and absorb a large amount of the proceeds of land rales. It may appear a little proma- ture to place these remarks upon record, but in our opinion the most appropriate time to put the public on their guard Qguinet avy particular seourity ts whea confidence ruus bigh aud the community aro blinded by the glittering ro Ports precented. The Iilinois Centra! Railroad isa buoble Of tho Gret water, The land grant undoubtedly has great value and may prove all that bas been predicted, and of iteelf ia magnificent gift from the general government; but, caddied as it ts, with the railroad, it is a question if It will not in the end cost ag muchas it ls worth, The most extraordinary improvement in the market to day was ia Cleveland and Toledo Ratlroad stock. Most all the transac tions were on time, With the generai knowledge the pub- lic have of the finances and the management of this con- cern, it does appear etrange that anything like current prices can bo sustained, There are rumors of now finan- cierirg operations inside the office, but we have not been abie to trace them toa polut. Is would take a good deal to eurprise vs in the tranzactions of this company, Michi. gen outhorn was rather quiet today. This company ig now in most exceliest hands. The Litchfield party rule the entire concern, from stem to stern. They have it fairly in their breeches pocket. The stookholders must bave strong hopes of a dividend to carry its shares under the present management. The late treasurer enjsyed more or less of the confidence of the public, and carried through by bis pereonal respectability the recent financial move- ment, It is therefore due to the public that he should give the result of his sixty days official career. Hs cllence is construed intosn approval of the financial policy pur- sued, and an admission that bia early reports of tae com- pany’s condition were at a later day confirmed. Now, wo ‘would like to put certain qucetlons to Mr. Gray, ani the stockholders would like to eee the answers: — 1. Have not resent discoveries shown that the floating debt is mueh large than first reported? 2. Is not the Goating debt now upwards of one million eight hundred thoosand dollars? 8. Do mot the cash payments of the company during the carly part of July amount to more than six hundred thos- dollare, and the company wiihoul the means of raising anything like that amount? 4. Have not the company taken legal advice in relation (o by pothecating new issues of stock for loans? 6. Were not the actual net earnings, after paying ta- terest, last pear leas than $300,000, and have not the ex- penses been iargely tncroasod this year? 6. Have not the company’s motes, to a large amount, been diacovered afloat since the last (May 1st) financial atatoment? Ut Mr. Gray bas sufficient regard for tho outside stock- holders of this company, be will either confirm or deny these charges. The position of Mr. Gray as treasurer of the company for a period of elxty days gave bim sufficient opportunity for posting bimseif,and he should piace on record the result of bis administration, eo that hereafter wo may know where to place the responsibility. After the a‘jeurnment of the board the following sales of stocks a:d bonds were made st auction by Albert H. Nicolay: — La Crosse and Milwaukie RR Ist mt, int add.. 72 Wee Nervt Indiana RR ist mtge 7 por es bas, 40.. 7534 1,600 Ward Coal and Iron Go do ‘20050 120/000 San Francisco city 6 per cent bonds....... fiat 48 64'shs New York and N, Haven RF (genuine stock). 48 160 Merchants’ Exchange Bank 250, Citizens’ Fire Tosurazce Ocmpasy..... ‘76 8t. Nicbo'as Fire Insurance Company. 200 Kerosene Gas Light Company........ $1 60 American Safciy Paper yafacturing Company. $555 At the secord board the market was heavy and de- preesed. La Crowe and Milwaukie fell off 1¢ per coat; Milwaubie and Mimiesipp!, X; Michigan Southern, 5,1 New York Central, 5s; Erie, ; Reading, %. At the close stooks generally were oM0re! Rt lower prices, with a very dull feeing. Mla utterly impomsible to sustain the stock market, Tho quantity of stock offering for rale, the wan't of confidence in railroad seouritioa generally, the growing stringency in the money market, and the prospect of a serious revulsion in financial affairs throughout the cou: try, serve to deter operstors, and to induce holders to realize at any eacritice. ‘The Assistant Treasurer reports to day as follows — ‘Total le T, Foun pay menia i at 8 ‘Total ee 10,186 822 92 ‘Tho Chicago, 8. Pau! and Fond du Lac Company have sold to Eastern capitalists a half a milion of their priv- lege bonds, leaving a tmall part of the $3,000,000 unsold. At the meeting of the Michigan Southern and Nerthern Indiana Railroad directors yesterday, Charles Minot, the former superiatendem® of the New York and Erie Railroad, was appointed resident manager, to be located at Chicago. J. M. Hopkins, ull now secretary of the company, trea surer; and Geo. H. Ford, secretary, ‘Tho National Fire Insurance Company has dociared a semi angual dividend of twelve per cent, payable oa the ‘7th inat,; the Market Fire Insurance Compasy, soven por cent. the Clinton Fire Insarance Company, tix per cent, payable on the Sth imst.; the Columbia Fire Insurance, » semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable oa the &b Inet. The Bank of Albany bas declared a sem! annual divi- dend of four per cent; the Newark Banking and Insurance apd New Jersey Insurance, five per cent; and the Newark Gas Company four per cent; the Morris and Essex Raji read, three and a half per cent. The following statement, made by # My, John Lockwood giving the partiowlars of @ contract entered inte for the construction of the western division ef the Miwaukio and Missiseippi Railroad, will be found very interesting just at thistime. The public have been serious eufforers by the sytem of management pursued in our railroad companies, and they now want to know what partios are to be held responsible for the reckless and extravagant courre of finapelering which bas involved some of the most promi. nent lines of the country in hopeless insolvency. We have in this statement of Mr. Lockwood's an insight into the fipancial system pursued by the Milwaukie and Missiae!ppi Railroad managers. Wo give it for the purpose of showing bat the only parties to blame for the onormons decline in the market and actual value of railroad property are the directors themeelves. It is all very well for effect to talk abget the “ mendacious bears,” aad the “ unscrupulous Press,” and Wall street stockjobbers; bat the public ca” ‘Bot be blinded by such things. The time has gone by when the bull organs can influence any one by such sto- rie. The directors of tho Milwaukio and Mississipp! Rall road haye done no more than the directors tn nearty every other road in the country have done. They are all alike; Dut in the Milwaukie and Missiasipp! they have been found Out, and the rest will r00n follow: — MuLWacKE AND Maegerrrs Rartnoad—Srarewest ov Mx these directors ‘and SUperiptendent, that the clean net profir the tract could not fall whort of — $600,000; estimate ad conclueivn before’ them, made up parties with the aid and asaistanc > of the y's wuper- intendent a4 one of the number, .@ Cook & Lockwood contact with the company was enter.“ foto; that at tho saine time the secret understanding ane *sreement by aud betwren eald Cook & Lockev0l and said Wroctors (three is number, one of whom was and ever since’ has been the Weasuser of the com @ny) and (ho superiosadent, that while raid Cook & Lock wood osienaibly were the ole con tractors in fact the eald rok ebould have a neal bonedrial interest in only one-fourth of raid contract, while the rematning three-fourths should bo divided ‘equaty smopg the five other agrecing parties, to wit: raid Lrokwood, the three directors aforeeaid, embraoln; hoe trensurer the road’s attorney, also the pri: cipe! Onavelsi egent of the company wid the’ superiutendent of the whoie road; that for the purpoww of perfecting this errapgement and carrying tt out more offect ually, writion agreement amd ewignments were made and entered into by apd among come of them for the purpose of aod securing for each bis full share of tho profia of aald Cooke & Lock wood comt-act under ant according to enid secrot errel it; that one of these pavers iv atill in the hands of Jobn Lockwevd, purporting w bo an agreement between bim and one of the saif directors, y which ove fifth of three-fourths of eaid Cooke Leck wood contract wus assigned to tbat director, and be uperertook to bear ove Gfth of throe fourths of the bar. thers of the work and expenre; that the paper bereto aa- nened, marked A, lo @ ‘copy ef the last na ned eon. tract, ibe original of which cam be produced at any ime im ovidemee, the fame being writien in the hand writing of the eald director named therein and signed by bim, tbat be (Lockwood) bas not now possession of any other of shore writen agreements, and docs not koow whether they «till exist oF are destroyed, but be can state the con tenis of bem substantially, and’ can tell in whose hands he Inst sow them, go that the substance of them nocd not evidence; that when the said Cooke & Lock tract was about being mado It was fully talked these diroctors, that 1 would bo very dangerous it known that any members of tho Board of Di- reciors were to be interested ta the contract, especially ts these very persons wore moxt active and tostrumental in procuring eaid Cooke & Lockwood contract to be made, anc more especially since by one of the by-laws of the company the contract itself would be rendered void by suoh interest on the part of any director, and that there. fore profound secresy was enjoined; that shortiy avter the consummation of the above named arrangements, he (Lockwood) fund bis position among these mon 60 un- Comfortable in many respects, and expecially did he be. ‘come #0 deeply impreseed with the beliof he would not be dealt fairly with by the other parties to the ar rangement, that he became destrous of geting out of tho matter whole, and for that purpose he sold out his entire Interest tn said Cooke & Lockwood contract t» one of these direotorn, who was also the Treasurer of the company, for comparatively a trifilog sum, and took the joint bond of that director and of said Cooke to ki him barmiess under that contract, or damage by, im, er ou account of bis liability there- under, which last named bond ho stil! has and can pro- duce. To be sure to be anderstood, tt may be added that tbe mode in which this eccret arrangement was got al was this, to wit:—The entire contract was first taken by Cooke & Lockwood together as ; then Uooke one-balf of bis interest in made Lockweod the holder of three fourths and Cooke of one fourth of the eame; that thereupon Lock wood assigned three fifths of three-fourths of the whcle contract to the director, who was at the eame time treasurer of the com- y, with the understanding al! around that he was to Boia one-fifth for his private benefit, and one-fifth each for the benefit of 10 Buperio’ and of director, who was the principal financial agent of the board ; and al or about the same time he ‘also oae-fifth of three-fowths to another director, who was at the same time the attorney of the company, and retained one.fifth for a while in bimseit, but finally outand his entire about being made that with that by these Hi the individcal who was the mpcnange. ‘Tuonspar, July 2, 1867, soobabe Reetonas obo 11 20 d0.,,,.015 Th " eres | Indies ices continued qm? frm, Tho tales wore limited = Dundred bales. wie “9 Faxonrs —Rates for Liyctpool were rather and about 10,600 bushels of wheat #ére en; bags at Sa., 1,060 bbin. rosin at 440° tons [ima 1n., 600 bales of cotton at 3s., 1,000 hz, molasses ag and 6¢ tlercer of beef at 36, To Londot<600 tons of cake at ts 6d Rates to Havre and other "ine tet vant rine Within a day or two al 1 of, * tor am archate, sid at 700 ‘toon Jory —Salon were ohee! by inclemexsy weaiber, while priece remained coro gag me Ene ated pia pg ares at Leary a2 was quiet, common and at 81, 50 for bump Boca! sind. on hil OLAnaEy continu et aad quotation qu q more or temp Naval Sxeme,—Tho saice 600 bot common rovla at $1 97% per 310 Ibn; 1,000 bbls. crude turpentine, towertve, at $476; and about ‘360 bbls. opirite tarpentine ‘were soldat 430. a 464;c., cash and ime, Tar ‘was quict at SP 75 a $2 87%. O14 —The market for hnesed wae unobanged. Oed sperm were steady and in fale demaad, without odange in prices. doing: tho sales 1,500 bbls S12 bbe ste oF tirure, pack at the inside Ogu tales at $22,- to goout at $19 Oe 50a 200 bbia,, {holuding country meas at $144 $15, and ropacked Weat Crh mces at $16 60 a $17, and exten do. Chioago at $17 66 8 $18; prime mers and beef hans wero uno Ba con—kmoked sides were in requost at 12\o, Ont mona were frm, with sales of 76 hhda., including shoulders af Pa¢¢. and hama at 1 110. was up with pales of 200 bbls. at 140. « 1440." Butter wrt steady, at 17, a 21c. for Ohio, and 18¢. a 230. for Mats, Cheese was aleable at bo. a 10<o. pice ales of 200 @ 800 tlerdes wore mado mt 4%e@ 4a DUGARS.--Thore was rather more 4: . The onles om- braced 4(0 hhds. Cuba murcovado, chiefly low prades, af Oc. a 10sg0., and 707 boxos in bord, for export, om pal> vato toma, asd 400 hbda, molado at p. t. Wrixikay —Sales of about 300 bbls. were made of 328. ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY BAY. BAKED CUMBERLAND HAM, ‘Wi. cham sauce, for dinner tis 147, le lnneh room, 190 Water ond 84 Wallets. RICHARDSON & HATTER. ‘Cheshire cheese for sale by the singly pound. NORLE MOUST SOF ANDLUXURIANT WHISKERS roduced in six weeks b: onguent, which woo's etaln ire tho skin. $l a bottle: to an} mrs of the count, RallaM, a Broadway; Hayes, 70 Fultoo Orne, INITIAL BTAMPING—ONLY DEPOT AP GIMHBEDE'S, Metropo'ltan Hotel IMBUKDS, CARD ENGRAVER AND 68 Broadway, a card case inchuded with STATIONER, each plato, FOR OORNS, BUNIONS, ae | patie tothe disorder corns, bo Lt? Konsieur, ton, of 68 rue de Pediat to the ‘and of wemaleee tage eee eters tase dtetingnished le g A iho Sod ar be mveeg al fom Leste e Ona NBW REMEDY FOR THs Tit bine wrote He vesie Br RQOODAL E, the. Brasco ate at bis i FINE POINTED GOLD PEB8.—WE WOULD fe bave in tho Hi aod al ae, eae URTH OF JULT.—UHAMPAGNES, CLABI jelre, r bwandy Ac, Pe ie Sista DUM, 18 Wall sireet. .¥.—THAT NEW AND BEAUTE ned by CHEATER K. CROO not ovly & frst class oo the 4h of July. wa it will t eating house then but am #aloon and place of delightfus ‘All the delicecies of the season, and male and female of every kind, will be lence and abundance. Mr. palace within and without, and aide of the city. Avs ¥ SEEN THB $5 & SH AND G. algo the wand . en ‘W4 doote a JO Pee 4 D ook baa mado (hie 160 160 00 Fh 800 1" 400 wy pg 5% — HOTEL dota, testi sn 200 bis bl i boar wo, n st thie Riel hae oath {Bown advanced, Dut ita hha one here 44 2% fore, O00 Der 0 va wD WELL, WHITOOMB & 60. 160 5 (NGEBRS SEWING MACHINES —IN BUYING BUv) ( 8 -m_ aaa sowing 280 sale ¥ bey eee Tay cc eoraae y while j anyot 2 dos... oT as me Dus any’ of the cheaper, 169 = do. t $5000 1 Cen 6000 Har RR 85 ahs Mich Cen RR.. 80 do, 13. do 100 La OrkMti 09 ee 100 havi, purities Ioo eat Poy yp 10 do ‘Bowe 5 Bowery” Prise $8 80, two for a 100 uw & ioe WArohe TEs DOLLAR sew iNG MACHINE £50N¥ Con RR..... 71% Wrison’s ten dolar sewing machine. d,, ris ¢ oe we pape pees Fe GUSPENSIONS, FAILURES, ASSIGNMENTY, RTC. ~ on oe serine — ‘Te povowisg i Srapeee heen, | eatgueen gee teh oute S éciler macbine week — " ” Wa'son’ ton asiler sored mostion Manches‘er, N. H., fal ‘son's ten we =a Sere emai | eee ei ew Yor! A ” ‘a urs of a Califorola hodae Watson's ton dollar sowing York city, failed. Wat 00's leo dollar sewing Troy, N. ¥., failed. ‘Watson's ten dol ar se fiotead, Buitalo, N. ¥., thilet Watson stem dollar 7 N.Y, tabled Yeaison's ton lar and L White. Watsor sea dolar bh & Marsh, Oakfield, N. Y., aselgned; liabilities about Al 49 Broadway, * POT a. care Little Valley, 8. ¥. | ~aTsow, Whorrke & 00, Jobn B. Gayton, Manalapin, “J., failed aad assigned. 1 Power, LLP y » Penn, suspended; Balad! EATHS. Himpbrey, Northrup & Abt Pona., sus : = pended wt pay ea indeed m Hangsvo— Orman —On Wednesday, Joly 1, at co Hurn & Kennedy, Middletown, bet., by yy a joy area Napéam! & lurphy, Odessa, Del., suspended. Troma — Gantaan.—At New |, 8. L, on Wednes- James Noxon & Son, Washington, 'D.C., sold out and | day, July 1, Se Bev. Br, Dataee, Dr. TG. Tamuse, ongenles, this city, to Mast W, Ganian, of & Johns Hck B00, Riabeth Oty, W.0.»rurpended. wy, 8 ¢. i A sae Cherleawoa Please copy W. 5 Wood, C., falled. Died. 5 —At Peoria, Dine, on Bunday Juse Dizon ‘and aaeig ood. 98, after a llngering illness” Mre Mans, wilt of’ eae oP. assigned » 66 Fame! of New York. M. Brow det. July 1, Carumaurs K., wife of La bg Yo - icant Byers ¥ the (amily are respectfully: x B. we tr } 8 Extra Onto. ‘ Sombern le food My Ronthora fancy 00 (Cansdiag waa lo fair demand, with salsa af about 4000