The New York Herald Newspaper, July 20, 1857, Page 5

SS ae +2 Sane YewSoressreT= -mpctropolis, and rapidly took his position among the firet ‘Bagiieh violin players.” . M. Vivier, tbe celebrated hora player, aod friend of Ros- “ell, of whom many apeodotes have bees told, 16 about to ‘Teave Paris for America ako. Vivier io @ man not givea e starving effects upon bis instrument, and therefore may ‘a0t be appreciated by the world at large. Ho is, never ‘@heless, @ coun’ musician, and a splendid player. MUSIC AND TEE DRAMA ABROAD. ‘Migs Lonisa Pyne appeared at the London Philharmonic ‘ouvert the firet week in July, and gave great satisfaction. *Tt pleased the critics to say that the lady has Improved during her scjourn in the United States. Our correspon: dent thinks her voice improved decidedly, the quality “Oeing richer. Miss Pyne’s health seems good, and nature “inas assisted art for once. Ghariee Kean has produced “The Tempest” at the Princess’ tbeatre im capital style. The meter most worthy of notice (a, that he has a double Ariel The Ariel *fiying about before the audience {sa little sylph-like be- tng, who merely talks, while Ariel’s music is sung behind the scenes by lise Poole, one of the very aweotest vocal- «fate, The house'is crowded nightly. ‘The benesit to Malle. Piccolomini in London was fixed for ‘Monday evening, July 6—tae performances for the even- ‘fing te cousist of the second act of the “ Figiia,” the last wat ofthe “ Trovatore,”” the last act of the “ Travisa,”” fand the last wot of **1' Martirl,”” 4a three of which operas Malle. Piovotomini woul i perform. Backstone announces bis annua! benefit at the Hay- Higa o the A jus has been issued, in London, of a subsorip- => IvaHian Opera, projected to be given at the St. $ ‘nestro, to epitven “persons of quality’? who may {pe winter tn London. This is to commence on the ‘0! Novenber—to give six performances a week, witha double company of artists during three months, ‘The compeny snnounced as already engaged consists of “Mesdames | umagalli, Vaschett, Laigia Tamburtni ; MM. “Daniele, Seruzzi, Gartclacel, Fumagalli, Cassaciello, Ciam- i, Castel. foaddition fe these, we are promised ia Print “a comprimaria, a second tenor comprimario, a ne- ‘Cond bass, « s<conda donna, of distinguished merit.”” Mr. Barry (con to Sir Charles) has recently paid a visit ‘to Stratfora upon Avon, inorder to ald the trustees of the ‘house in which Shakspere was born with his advice as to the best moce of upholding and preserving it. Letters fiom Switzerland announce that the great An- anal Musica! Fostival of the Confederation is to take place ext year in Z rich, and that preparations are already be- (ng made for the accommodation of 3,000 singers. The eeoond creat Rhenish musical festival, which took at Moonbeim on the 14th and 15th of June, was Tage sage and attended by a vast number of visiters m tbe neighbo ing towns, There were 700 ‘vyooal and 160 instrumental performers. Lid ecg ‘formed wore Mendelssohn's ‘Kiias,’ Beethoven's Ninth: fap phony with cborun, Durante’s ‘ Magnificat,’ besides several- minor com oritions. Capelmetster Lachner, who was to Dave conducted, was prevented by ifness, ‘put his place ares Glled by Hiller, ef Cologne. The sixth Pbilbarmonic concort, the last of the season, taken place at the Hanover Square Rooms, London, The season hes been eminently success- . ‘The vocal music was entirely successfal. Loua Pyne, who made ber first a; after her long absence in America, was greeted with @ most cordia! wolcome. She sang Meyerbeer’s air from “Evolle du Nord’ with a briiliancy of voice and exe- @ution which uo one save Jenny Lind has equalied. Mis Dolby, too, #sng delighfully, and bad a recepuion not less Mr. Robson, of the Olympic, Londen, took his benefit on Fuly sth. Miss Swanborougb, a favorite artiste atthe Olym: announced her first benetis at that Siontre, on Mandap erepepe i th July. ‘The Londen Chronicle says:—Mrs. Henry Vining, who ‘eras for many years anvocistes with the u ‘Cho best days of its management by tne late Mr. Davi: {athe Asia, from Liverpool for New York, onthe lith for Thureday next, July 2, at the when she wil! appear as |emuel, in Forest,” anc as Susan Hopley ia the A London paper of bpeteate foe Segre ane ire New ‘York"’—Tbe vow farce produced at the Adelphi theatre bas bees written by Mr. tho. peculiar abilities of Mr. and SEEE Ege E a ‘ i TP the greatest pong, “Yankee Fixios,” sung by Mre. ‘widens, o 5 (pular air of ‘Poor Dog Tray,” recetyed a hearty Gurtavus Brooks, it is said, hae realized £3,000 in Aus- tia, since quitting Dublin, his native city, in November, 1854, ‘The Exeter (E Flying Post, of Jane 30, says:—In our obituary of Tels wed i recorded the death Of Me. Williaa, jor, Prufeasor of Music. The deceased was cut off a 3 prime of ifo He i a high professional pat ais bia genial dis) and high integrity ‘eaured him to be ceteemed beloved by all who had an ‘opportunity of aowing him. The Exeter Oratorio Society ‘Ops sustained a loss which qtll not casily be repaired. Herr Marechoor, the composer of “ Der Vampyr,’ “ Der Templar un’ die Judinn,” and other German operas Great colebrivy, i arrived in London. ‘Fhe London Chronicle, of July 2d, says -—Mr. ‘he actor at the Olympic, is shelved 1a consequence of his {wdlacreet announcement of the thirteon and fourponce pa a fe to actors st Windsor. The g! galary, bot declines to give him , Jeat his appearance should disquiet the « Mr. Rogers’ oo is for three ‘The loss, therefore, is the public’s. She Commencement Week of the Free Academy. ‘The examination of pupils for admission to the Free Afademy, corner of Lexington avenue and Twonty third “ptreet, has just been concleded The number of appticanta for Tor examination was (be Fighteonth ward school, No. 40. This school rent up déventy-five appiicants, ef whom Pevonty.one wore admited. ‘This is the greatest number @vor admitted into the somdemy from any school. The ohool which came next (9 it had about forty admiited, Nearly one third of all admitted were sent from the ‘abovenamed school. ‘The mede tn which the Free Aca‘smy examinations are ‘conducted precludes all possibility of pattiatity, The sta- ber correspor" ; and whea a boy 4 tara ar vee for examination, bis number is called—it may be 16 apswere to bie number, bis examiners being name and of the school from which he washorwoman’s or hodcarrier’s son has inst goxd @ ebance of admission as those of wealthy parents, I be {s. qualified. The pupil te taken by ne Gee ak dam, of | g é ed | j 4 ‘ tae examinations, with remarks of tne | recorded in a book, which is open to the in- parevts and is of the boys ex ds are made opposite to the namber o! , heir names being kept out of the President of the Free Academy, if 2 2 § i! i i H B He also Mew —_ > im; suocens in the institution, ‘edventitious ciroumstances of ht be regaried respecting them elee depend. heir stu = Bs i All would @ of nO Avail. and et 5 : : ¥ i ui i FF 3 i ance daily a, one quarter to home they ought their sudies, which, he conceived, i au wo do and still dave sailiciont time to spare ours Ho eaid that scadents who genersily suc inning high honors stadied more than (bree ont of eenoo. ed the stadente against the danger of loning in redding novels or works of fiction. le that the condition of # student who his stedies and the perusal of booker knowledgo—now #0 widely published tablo—for novels, wae . He ad vole posers claims, such aa thore of the hieto si character, bot even these were better sulted Hegatie an idle bour of matered manhood than to inter- fore with the acquisition of solid knowledge on the part of afafiet “3 3 $3 a i! BI nel by round prince? were of immense im > ag and malatinthe of which wound roqulre parents twachers and heir to ee a ‘The boys listened to his remarks with the mostqnict and respectful attention. On Tuesday evening tho 21st instant, the commoenco- ment of the Free Academy is to take The Po Mya the Academy of Music. d a tah Y —— Gur Virginian Correspondence. Ricamonn, Va , July 16, 1857 The Wise and Hunter Oont.st—Iis Origin, Progress and Probable Rewlt—The Policy of the Administration with Reference to Kansas the Prominent Issue— Will Virginia Sustain the Administration which was her First Thoice? ‘The present attitude of affairs in Virginia, partiouiarly with reference to the contest now going on between Go- vVeraor Wise and Senator Hunter, for the seat in the United ‘States Senate, now gooupied by the latter, may render a brief history of the origin and progress of the rivalry which has sprung up between these distinguished gentle men of some interest. It may be regarded as important inasmoch as the result of the pending contest lavoives the true position of Virginia in reference to the Kansas difii- culty—wheiher administration or anti-sdministration. ‘The rivalry may be said to have bad its origin in the @leotion of Governor Wise to the position which he now occupies; but it bad ite first developement in the Legisia- ture next succeeding his election, While many were aware of the existence of a deep seated jealousy towards Wise on the part of Hunter's friends, the Governor, etrange to say, was ignorant of it unt! an advanced period of theeession. Meanwhile every stratagem wae retorted to by the former in order to give oMcsey to the pretensions of the Senator, who was then an active aspirant for the Presidency. It was with reference to this that the jealousey first sprang up—Hun- ter, no doubt, presuming that his re-election to the Sonate was beyond all question, The friends of Hunter were for ‘a long time ignorant of the real object of the Governor, whether he was using bis influence to secare hid own nomination for the Presidency er that of Buchanan. The Problem had its solution, however, in the action of the democratic Convention, which met in this city in February, 1866, to appoint Electors. There, for tho first time, was his true intent revealed; for, as I informed you atthe time, the prociivities of folly two-thirds of the Flectors chosen were known to be for Buchanan. This, be it re membered, waa effected through Wise’s agency and influ- enoe. In ascertaining the tone of the convention and the proclivities of the Electors with reference to tbe lesding ‘aspirants for the Presidency, I canvassed the sentimonis of the friends of all, and the result was the exhibit which I made at the timo, The poaiiion which Virginia assumed in the convention at Cincianati vindicated the correctness of that exhibit, and may be set down as a true aud faithful reflex of the feelings and sentiments of Virginia to day in reference to Wise and the administration. Here was an unequivocal vindication of Wise’s 3 kidnapping lay against young Parsone, re ift delegates from Hampshire count: was referred to a select ‘committer? , chiefly of Hunter's friends» All early staze of the session; bus the re- submitted et some period subse- the Democratic Convention referred ie tone of the report subse: many ascri warlike Teport su juently submitted. ded that the State should in- Parsons’ should bis default, which wae required by the bill reported, incar a forfeiture of his ro- cogpizancer, that the State, through her Governor, should demand of Pennsyivania the reimbursement of the amount ‘thus paid; and that in the event of Parson’s fature arrest and imprisonment by dne course of law, the Governor should demand his immediate release. A disregard of this was to be followed by a of Gov. Wise calling the Legisiature together within forty days, for fur- ther action tn the matter. This bill passed the House after a very protracted debate, but was so moditied the Senate as to tout: ly thwart its original dosign. Tmiatase nop, the bill as }, provided that citizens of Peansylvania the borders of Virginia sixould be captured ‘This, onan Mages mrickep: zg HH ag 38 5 z 3 orginally found within and detained 7 6, z their merits, but choose rather to deal in personal abuse and scurrility, which is the surest indication of ® bad cane. it they adopt thie mode of warfare no dowst with a fail rene of the responsibility, and a determination to abide ft, and can therefore justly claim to exercise the privilege of pursuing whatever mode of discustion they may deem mort avaiable ; ot it is said that there is no contest going on in Virginia between Wise and Hunter for the United States Senator. = T claim to know something in reference to it, aud I itate not to say that there isa contest, and ap animated one. 1 repeat now what I have ily said before, that | know of no agency on the part of Wire in tho matter. | waa ameng the first 1” proc tna I did #0 upon grounda which folly jnati me in eo doing. I had other And more reliable grounds for my statements ou this hoad than thore furnished by the course of events in Richmond. Fact derived from an extensive intercourre with the peo- ple tn the strongholda of democracy (urnished the basis for All T bave said upon this subject, and the result will prove whether or not I have been correct. Wise ¢, and bas inning, soting rather on the defence; been the object of jealousy on the jonda from the moment of his ion a8 to thie bour, The extent of his aggression seems to me to lie cay hy) the legitimate exerci res of bis pablic func- Gietog he lar affecvons: ciliating t ul and Trout ot PuPoaending, and for there acta, of whet may be styled negative aggression, he is looked upon as > tious and aepiring. THE PROBARTR RESULT OF THE RLECTION. Will Wise be elected? Will Virginia in the aéml- nistration in ite poliey with references to Kansaa? For my part [ hare misgivings on that head, To suppose that the Old Dominion would tear down the nobie structure raised cbiefly by ber own hands, would be to st bor down ea recreant to those principles of conservatism and State righta which have always distinguished bor. To that she would now abandon ber old platform to ‘embarrass an administration, which, by her unanimoss ‘vote cast at Cincinnati, and her overwhelming majority in the election of November Inet, abe contributed to buill up, jg absar. | venture to asert that when « r teat # put, euch as the contest between Wise and Hunter in- ver, she will give suct a practical rebake to nitraiem as forever tomitle it, at least within her borders. Doctrines and privetples of that character are unsuited to her soll, and cannot eobsist there. Moreover, her abiding attechment to democratic usages forbid the very ides of her warring | upon any demcc atic administration, no matter how (rt oe it. Embarrass an admi- 80 dear to ber ae fon, the Secretary of | en 4 2 = 3 ES 5 z era nin if it te not fu you woll strange {ation has taken place Inthe Ola Trowsinion.» \ pow tbls i8- sue, | take {t that Wise’s election is beyond all question. A Rerceven Fvorrrvn—The Augusta (Ga.) Des- ‘h, of Monday, Pays "8 negro buy, the property of Mra, Sonps, returned yesterday os Carolina Railroad from Boston, We ‘are unadle to obtain lars, bot learn that he became and returned to something 10 eal AR" wareaton, "Pak our Diack republican (riegda make a note of this,”’ NEW YORK dERALD, MONDAY, JULY 20, 1857. Poltce Inte! HBAVY BOBBER—AKREST ON SUBPICI: ING CORRESPONDENOE ON FARO BANKS. Lest eveving a Gerumn named Adam Young was taken tule custody by Sargeant Souder, of the Bixth precinct po- lice, on euspicion of having, in ‘cemnection with others» x,t $2,060 in gold fz0m T. Ling, @ native of Venezueta. Ik ep, C#** that the complainant, who is a comparative otranget 6.) (bia city, fell into the company of the prisoner FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sorsy gaBnuae, Bunvar, July 19-6 P ‘Nothing of particular tmportance transpired to the ateck market or in financial affaire during the past week Mo- and ¢wo other men; that ho gembled with them, end lost | for the dull season, Vast quantities of goods remain im the about M0) in two nig inte; that be took the accused tnto bie | hands of the import voom, at No, 232 William street, and showed them the bsg | demand for consumption, ere and commission houses, wits no fh the stock market there has Containing th'® deubloone, to ta.? Amount of over $2,000; | been consideradie activity, and prices have experienced ‘and that, suppostag they were perfectly honest, be t0ok | tho ugual fluctuations. An attompt bas been made to got BO pains to conceal the spot where he de,ailed the specie. About 8 o'clock on Saturday afternoon oonipin 240! left bis room for a short while, and on his return be was ®* | tp Michigan Southern, Up some Cornering combinations among the bull «pecniators, but they bavo eignally failed. The worst failure bas bees The clique who control the stock tounded to find thayhis trunk had been broken toto and thé | p,"ksand francial accounts Of that company sudderly doubloons had been carried off, suspeted Adam and the other of having been {mplicated in the robbery, and communicating his suspicions to the police, had the prisoner arrested, Sergeant Souder scoused ecarched, when a pack of cards and esting lotiers were fouad in bis possession. Among Ho immediately | closed ma transfor two gentlemen | the books on the lat of July, nominally for purpose OF registering the old deferred stock, but ac. tually for the purpose of péatpyning numerous maturing contracts to take stock at prices which at that ume hat the | presented a very ugly exhibit of adverse differences. tome inter-! The stock books could have beon fixed for tho doouments thus seized by the police were the Dintine registry In three days by one smart accountant. Instead of notes on faro, addrorred to the prisoner, which were writ- ten in German, but being read as follows:— New York, April 16, 1868. Dear Friend—Both your letters came fo hand, and [ om glad to hear that you are welland hearty, Toere isa ru- mor clrowatdd here by an Americon who mot you io Milwaukie, and said that you don tip top business, I was giad of it, but lam sorry that you coniraticted it in pe Jast letter, [did mot receive any more letters from Francisco. I expect ove sure by the next etesmer, ‘Nobody knows where the old keeps bimeeclf now, He disappeared afi spent $1,200. For the last six or seven weeks thore.ia @ new faro bank in operation. Deiiz and Bash, after they were completely broke, hired .a room at 57 Bayard street. Honeler, Tobias, Shuster and Jacobi kept the game. Hen:ler in ‘very well $1,500 in three weeks. They accept ting now. Rothschild and Grumthal nevor set loss thea $10, Three hundred dollars 13 made every day. Billy Ingereail has a beautiful place now, almost opposite the Prescott House He is doing @ good business. Iam more or lees broke now, and don’t see a chance to make any- thing at prevent. Our landlady ts golog to move on the baying tt done tn that tims, the speculating managers of the company have taken tweaty. During the subscriptions of the 10 per cent preferred guaranteed stock, this clique of speculators wore large buyers of the old stook on buyer's option, principally sixty daya. That was between the lst and the 20th of July. Those contracts made at prices ranging from 62 to 70 per cont matured between the Lat end 20th of Jaly. On the 30th of June the stock eold at 38 Barat 59 per cont, and was running down steadily. In tho ‘usual Course of the market, it wag supposed that the atoak woald have touched lowor points early in July; and to prevent such # desline, or to put off paying the differences off now. He cleared | ® long a possible, the bright idoa of closing the transfer any amount in bet || books for twenty days was acted upon. On Monday al! the contracts maturing betwoen the Ist and the 20ih of July wre to be settled, ax. the company’s clique of speculators will have some pretty heavy differences to pay. Some of the executive officers of the road have stock to take on Ist of May next, and bired the large house 21 Waite | Monday, bought early in May, at G4 66 por cent. Tho street. I ain pot certain whether I shall live there or not, | movements tn this stock, and in Erie, have been the moat Clara is in Savannah yet. Send my best respects Baron, and how aré the affairs with his Iaty. Your friend: CHARLEY, Answer {mmediately, PHILADRLPaIA, } ng § morning. DaaR Femyp:—Ever since elght days | wanted to inform you that your presence in Philadelphia 1s needed, “The Baron has a game of his own now. [hada beautiful faro game at the old Mr, Gebhard’s, at the City Hotel. IfT have but little luck Iwill beable to gain to the important operations of the week, Erie adrancod rapidly in the early part, but could not be sustained, The road is about falling into new hands, and the object of the new party will be, principally, to get their frionds out. Itis pretty cortain that they cannot involve them any deeper. An attempt to manage the finances of any railroad in the country will bring discredit upon any capitalist or foan- from $800 to $1,000 ina fortnight. The betters put infrom | Ser, and any man who makes the effort will be sacrified. one to ten dol'ars. Among ther is our friend Rotachild. He bas avout $800 left. Bring haifa dozen from the Star Chart of the manufactory along, as we have to depond on them if Rothchild is not disposed to play. Ifyou don’t come tell _Hearler tobe on here by to-morrow at the Rat have, about | $900, in hands now. i a yut made all up yesterday. If you come brin| $300 along. I want you lo win. from $80) to $1,000 {a & fortaight, if we have but very little Inok. City Hote! at old Mr Gebhard’s, some business to Philadelphia. T'iive with Mr-Parkinson, Addreas Count de Seydewitz, care of Mr. Parkinson, Cheetzut street, near Tenth. Your friend, C. COUNT DE SEYDEWITZ. The bouse of the prisoner, No. 73 Ludlow strect, was with the hope of recovering somo of the sto! Put upat the and pretend to go on {| Bark Seneca, Montevideo, doubloons A large amount of bonds—some $30,000-—of the Chi- cago, 8t Paul and Fond du Lac Rallaoad Company, are to be sold to day at 12% o'clock, by A. H. Nicobay, to the highest bidder, without reserve. The annexed statement exhibits the amount of specie ex- ported from this port during the past weet:— SturMeNts OF Srectx FROM THE Port or New Yor. Brig Addy Swift, St Thomas, Am. 00 «”” Maracatbo,’Am. gold 0 cme tiem age Se: Use feamer . ee "0, 8, mint do, 62 0 Steamer Columbia, Liverpool, gold bars. len roperty, but no trace of the missti d disco. | Steamor Empire City, Havana, Spanish gol 182,586 00 Vered.” About «dozen Packs of caris wore the ony | Addiuonal vy North Siar of lat week, wv. dol. 1,000 00 things that attracted the attention of the officer. Adam Sen was locked up in the station house for examination. penne nib + oe s THE ARSON CASE IN SIXTEENTH STREBT—ACCUSED viii pia a COMMITTED TO PRISON FOR TRIAL. ‘Total 1857........ scene eeeeee ees G24,106,675 80 Yesterday Fire Marshal Baker investigated the case of arson againet Patrick Nally, before Justice Flandreau. The payments into the sub-treasury last week were about three quarters of # mililon of dollars more than the The evidence taken went to show a very strong case of | disbursements. This, with the shipments, makes a total of guilt against the accused. Mrs. Smith, owner of tho pro- | one and s quarter million drawn from our supplies. mises fired, situated st No. 269 West Sixteenth stroet, tos- Albert H. Nicolay’s regular semi-woek?y auction ealo of tifted that a warrant of ejectment had been taken out by | stocks and bonds will take place on Monday, the 2éth inst., ber on the 1st of July for the purpose of removing the ac. | at half-past 12 0’clock, at the Merchants’ Fxchange. In- cused from the house. He was directed to leave,and he | cluded in the litt are $286,000 Chicago, St. Paul and Fond quit the premises on the 6th inst. Another witness testified du Lac Raiiroad first mortgage 8 per cent land grant bonds that about a week prior to Nally’s leaving the house he | (hypothecated). came to ber room, situated in the house where the fire oo. The annexed statement exhibits the value of imports into curred, and told her that if Mrs. Smith turned | this port during the week and eince January 1, in cash of Dim out that ie should burn, the | house | the past tnree years:— would give her warning, Cannon tes saa PORTS, to finding & body belt in the alley, within « fow (oct of | COMMERCE OF Tum Pout on New Yors—Vaure or Imports, bad, gett Fong eu _ sing Nally Dry gooda.......... $1,219,807 $2,085,009 95,348,103 We tke eng Party, ent io ‘aly faabecting Nally | General merchandise 1,910,660 2,301,008 4,781,857 found bim; witness noticed iy’s pantaloons were Tota) for the week. $5,120.55T $4,286,077 $10,130,640 loose about the body, and without @ belt; on entoring the | previously reported. 70,968,871 112,496,120 122,263,081 jelly doing that ui Nally replied, “You think that I've se} fire to that piac ‘witness asked him, “where was bis belt?" bis was, “T've lost it,’ witness showed him the be! we found in the alley, aud bim; James Q’ponnell, a resident of the house, with seve- ral other fa:nilies, was in bed at the time of tho fire: Nally told this “witness about the fret of May last that i( Mrs. ‘See! turved bim out of the house he would burn it down; Soy named Jemes Woods was sented on a truck near’ (mn front of the alley; he saw Nally go into the alley an come out again, and in a few seconds after coming oat bo saw the blaze of the fire againat ho house. Officer Cummings testifies to arresting the accused; that be went to Naily’s room where he found him; Nally said, “T au you have come after me,’ the oltioer said yes, and remarked tbat he (Nally) bad got into a pretty bad business; to this Nally replied that “they tarned him oat of the house and that be set fire to it;"’ tho officer asked bim how he did it, when Nally said that he put some straw between the weather boarce an‘ the piasior. Mrs. Smith alro testified that the was owing some $18 for rent peat due, and that no insurance was on the build- ing, ther efor bare met with @ loss. Th. above ts about the substance of the evidence in the care, which goes to show that the Oring of the house was actuated by motives of revengs on account of having been to vacate the premises. The charg now biatics ia oné OF Arson in the drat degroé, which involves the life of the prisoner. Juct'c? Faas /éaa, on we ooncha sion of the evidence taten by the Fire Marehal, committed ecerers to prion for trial—the offcuder not belag entt- all, Expaet Ronegmy ny River Tarevm.—A couple of river thiovee rucceeded in entering the cabin of the schooner W. A. Griffin as she was lying in the atream near Jorsey City, om Saturday night, and relieving the captain of bis trunk, con‘aining clothing and gold to the amount of $950. ‘The robbery was perpetrated while the captain was lying asleep in the cabin sud while several of the crew wore loitering about the deck of the veese!. No clue has yet been ined to the expert rascals, The money s! conristed chiefly of doubloons. Svoces#c: Oraxatioy of tum Parayr Bare Gasn—A Southerner appamred at the Superintendent's offleo yorter day wud stated that he bad been decoyed to Brooklyn of Saturday and robbed of $1(0 in cash and a gold watch valued at $160, by moans of the patent safe game. The ion was performed to the entire satisfaction of the ‘secluded dell in Greenwood Cemetery. No obtained to the rogues. Coroners’ Office, Fatat Rescur or a Sranetng Arrray.—Ooroner Hille was rotifed to hold an inquest at the New York Hospital yosterday, upon the body of a sailor named Patrick Dwyer, who died from the pitects of a wound in the jomen, re- colved about two wheks ago, while engaged tna deht ia Otver street. The deceased was severely stabbed, yet he lingored for fnli two weeks wander the mortal wound, yo ag doing quite well the day before he died. Hills waa obliged to adjourn the inquest ‘aptii nine o'clock this morning, in consequence of the ab sence of material witnesses. Dwyer’s aeailant wna not arrested, and as the story gooe succeeded in making hie escape te Karope. : ol Corner of John streets —¥. B. OOLLINA & ©0. are nel nil kinds of som. pet Getting ot vers low orioe | ynginess wits, de. ei and Masse . And tm the etty, At BROOKS’, 675 Brondway and 190 Pulion atrect. Rutnart's Amoctates Verzenay wine in the market. meet Peatron os ‘ pet Jones’ Old Italian }, 26, for Freckles, 40. JONES coral hair grey, hair, beet aticie mate. Reais ‘ To Perfume the Breath and Kradicate Pan, freckles and pimples, nse eS ‘Thonasnd Fay IGE & OO, Kew or ale al Broadway and by all drvagtite- SS Batehsior’s Hair Dye, Wigs and applied HPs Hale Dye—Bieck or Brown—4 Shil- linge a boo, No 1 Barclay street, Infallisie onguent for the gro@ih aud beauty of the hair. Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, and Toupers are the beat in tbe country. For sale, vate at No. 8 Astor Hones Ropture,—Marsh & Co,, Radical Care Pruss office removed to No. 2 Vesey street Astor House. jarrh.—Dr.C, Howard Marshall has just Acure for cntarrh whiod never fails. Office Si, Mickolaa Ho- tel, room No, 948, 9102 Consultation free, the dye applied ia prt- | Holloway’s Ointment—Cancer, the Most terrible malady teat attacks the dehy (ihre may be extirpated by this prevaration. The knife cannot reach the minste rami- festions of the digease, het the ofntment does. Tt penetrates to the sourees of all nlcerous disorders, and performs a radical eure. Kemp's Worm Pastilles Supply » Want mich every medher of & family hae experienced, Thay are 8 Specie fer" seceptable to chi Nothing ia the ‘way ef con!es van be atiractire ia apevarnnce, nomhing medictval is a0 swift and certain in tte af on the | sane. by_D,T. 400, sndiey ‘Gruggiat #; 25 cenls per bettie, bad tt been destroyed by ire #he WOUld | Soren ..+ Since January 1... ..$74,009,428 $116,731,107 132,309,721 The follewing table will sbow the experts of the aconsed admitted it belongedto | principal staple articles for the week and year ending July 16, 1956 and 1867: . ——100 —— ——1867.-—, ‘Amount. Value. Amount. , bales, 4,308 $221,667 1,656 Flour, bbls. 203 620,771 8,020 Corn meal, b! 1621 6608 422 Wheat, bushi 160,994 705,674 61,040 Corn, bushelt 70,801 44,002 3/812 Beef, bb's. ‘808.021 ‘5868 Pork, bbis.andterces,. 479 7,807 472 Total value... .....c0e+ ++ 81,021,000 $276,529 Decrease of week as compared with that of 1856.$1,544,501 The follow a comparative statement of the value of exports from the cemmencement of the year to July w— 1857. Decrease. 497,756 $1,072,783 lour Se 084,006 4,408,071 Corn mea!.. 155/848 1 169 Wheat. « 424,606 1 880,187 2,582,400 Corn. 1,7¢5,114 1,288,523 "506,586 Beef. $26,042 "475,008 861,604 Pork. + 1,790,469 661,604 1,072,885 PME. 05 0002650 ++5, 824,709,704 $14,944,687 Decreare as compared with 1856 eee 00,865,117 The following letter from many #lockholders in the Michi gen Southern Kaiiroad Company, to John A, © Gray, Baq.y Jate Treasurer of that company, appeared » fow days since jn the colurnns oi a cAcmporary — To Jonit A. O. Guar, Kaq., late Treasurer of the Southern Michigan Railway Company — Sia—Two cards have recently tm the pabiic ints, over your signature, substantially endorsing the tt report of the Southern ao Company. We learn toat there We mao: rerious misstatements im that report—amooy others, bat the (loat!ng debt, instond of being $040,000, is in fect $2,000,000; iat the running | expenses, Instead of being 60 per cent, are wt lonst 5, that the dividends recently paid wore noi earned, aod that that fact could be clearly proved by an inspection of the booxs. In short, we learn that there have been developments clearly proving that the inerests of the company have Deen pacrificed to that of those who ccatrotled and whose doty it waa to | ped them, Many stockholiere claim that 5 owr cards fully endorse the report of the compaay, — ‘and that consequently these satemenis Are unworuiy of | credit It ts rumored, aleo, that since the publication of your card you Baye stated privately that you had been | mistaken in the porition of the affairs of the company, and that the reports adverge to its prosperity wore {a tbo mala troe. It is due to your reputation as a maa of Integri- ty, ms weil as to the interente of those parties who found their belief im the value of their stock in the statemer your card, that you should at ovce come forward tate pudlicly what the actual condition of the affsirs of the company i", and we trust you will avail yourself of an early opportanity to do #0, deur 1. MANY STOCKHOLORR’ Mr. Gray bas not noticed the above communication, and probably will tot; but weare under the impression that Mr. Gray bas made an anonymous effort to give the public a little insight into the fisasciat affairs of the Michigan Southern Railroad company. We have reason to believe that Mr. Gray bad the pleasure of reading, at least, tho following comaunication, in manuacript, before it reached our bands. Mr. Gray knows more about its origin than wo do; but we know, from the source through reached us, that tts statements are derived ‘rom excellent authority — 70 THE EDITOR OF THR imRALD. ‘The resignation of John A. C Gray, Keq., a Treasurer of the Michigan Southern Railroad Company, will op» a new chapter im the history of that famous concern. The fun it now just begun. We lock now to eee this stock go aa | as Erie, Itie not worth more, and the preferred will ‘were current & day or two stpee that the they embarrassed his termined that he should De diegreced by the company on his hands, The payments of July are im- mente, and the company have no means and no securitios to offer for loans bat their own stock, which they canno and dare not issue, as advice has been taken tha the company have no right to issue their own stock a collateral security. He bae taken the wind out of their asile by resigning his office, and the responsibility is with the Board Die rectors. The floating debt of the company is now nearly two millions of dollars, and it is proposedfto fund thie by an issue of Income bonds, to be secured by # pledge of the steamboats and other aenote of the company. all of & dividend on either common or pro- ferred feat an end for years to come, The net earn- ings of the road Inet year, after pay! was lose than $500,000, and the thie year show a fallii olf of over wr falling off in earnings for the next ‘months, there is now for the preferred Predicted thia some time since, and we call on if it t# not trae. The foes is, the even stock. We Mr. Gray to | 2000 Erte o MARRIAGES AWD DRA’ | Toso miohs eg Pana hia | Boeo fi Gon any | “Sane % vam. } Ll | " —By the Rev. &. Coquercl, fle | sere. 200 Vegtive , France, om Sutardey, Jcoe | 6S wer ‘7, Rowaap 7. Dowson, of New York, 0? M’lle avav-rtew 100 Svan Mavoms, of France. ie Gone Purisy—Kroum.—On » duly 16, by the Rey ode Wel Bah, ber Raneas W. Trtay'to Mise Mant ven: me, ail Of this city 260 Nic Boas Died. 2 Granor, Om Banday, July 10, st the reetdence of har zo — = Youngem daughter of James and Mary The friends anc sequal: 100 ntances of tie family are invited fo attend the funeral rn00n ‘o’oloek, frog 169 No, 20 Centre otreet, -* Wernoon #4 two . Decarom —AS the Naval Hospital, Ny 0 July 17, aor & abort Dus sovers lllsea, [ide see ry PTB le ns ad entre tard in an are |i = funeral, without fartiier notice To proce bt. will feos a Place at the clispel attached to the borpita:, this ator bord at half-paet four o’clook. The remains wit! be con’ (0 Breew wood. & Ltemr pret Bunday, July 19, Oxaurwa Guvome, 200 3lig 50 do......630 29 Ue mislehoere tea dike s 160 3136 166Gal & Chica RR.. 94 Hor friends, and those of her brother-in-aw, Thomas 400 31K - W.eeseree OAM ee, coe laelied 0 ein Dee Ceneral, this afternoon at $5000 $3, LOOeDEMISNSANTARR 45% | Brockiyn. n? "SM Residoneo, No. 221 Jay street 1000 0335 100 ‘Hoop —On Benday morning, July 19, at 8 o'clock, danam 1000 Hoon, aged 73 years. 600 Bor funeral will take place from the residence of her g son-in-law, J. Kerr, at Bergen, N.J., to morrow after- * noon at three o’clook. The friendy of the family, and alse 199 blo x hor ron, James L, Waugh, are inriied to ationd the (a. 500 6836 R. 6B Philadolpbia papers please copy Ca 45° 100 Shio& Rist RR b30 Ot Sela evening, July jmonas Has. 200 & “Somme Mise RR p20 sun; inten Oat yest of “Thine laa 00 45 BO do... 000 Bt the friends and relatives of the family are requested te 100 oa | Ree residence, No 60 Seomad aveausy corser lo avenue, 400 Fourth street, without ‘further invitation. will be taken to Greee wood for Interment, Aasver.—On July 19, at oieven o'clock A. M., CLTY COMMEACIAL REPORT. at hia residence No. 317 Brivge strovs, Brooklyn, Caanum Marvnpay, Jnly 18-6 P, M ‘Awum.—the sales embraced about’ .60 bbis. at RVSY $7 81 0 $7 87, and 2% do. at Tic. ay ree ae yo faaally are invited to at Brxapetvrrs,— Flour—' market was los animated and | tend the funoral, to-morrow Mrniog at mine o'clock, from buoyant, while prices were unchanged. Tho om- | 8t. James’ cathedral, Ja} street, withoat Farther notice. braced ebour 6,000 a 6,000 bbis. et about the following Kasrenpack —On Saturday, July 18, et Gowanus, Fy South Brooklyn, Tama Mauss Kasreppaon, wife of D. = oe we...» Kastendeck, late of Germany, in the 06h year of her Common to good age. Fs oa ‘The friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend ber funeral, from hor late residence, corner of Third Common to good Ohio. Sailers ited ty = seenee aie Rincon Street, Gowanus, tis af.oru0oa at uthern fancy and e: . McDonuvas.—On Sunday, July 19, Mrs. Bivar McDo- Canadian common and extra. movon, tn tae 77th year of & age, ‘a’ native of the own Canadian was without chaage, to about 300 a 400 bbls, at the above quotatious, Southern four was in ligat supply, a d in fair demand, without change of momen iB priods. | The sale embraced about 4 . Wi e range of the above quotations. | — McKmmma,—On Sunday, July 19, Hi Kawa, aftor Rye flour wae quit at $425 © $6. Corn meai | sooriinesssaged 18 peeren n et MORIA, ator @ =. age mango, ts market F-¥ ‘The funors! will take place to-morrow afternoon at twe active, and sales contin @nout y residence of his sons, No, 438 Cherry 20,000 ar ole. motu Milwaukie olub, at-| corks sient ne Oe ey ee s » with a lot of jor reported at $1 46,and | Paxcuasp —On tome 600 busliels prime now Southora white at $2 05; and | youngest son of Mnvae-e Fy Fone: Hy Bs 7] ome Chicago spring was reported at $1 40. Corn was | Years, 1 month and 2! days. * steady, with « good Kastern and local demand, while the stock was light; the sales embraced about 26,000 « 30,000 bushels Western mixed at Sc. 86c , and common at 8344¢.; Southern yellow and white were quict and nom! nal. Rye was quiet at $1 15461 16. Oats were heavy und inactive at 68¢, a 63c, for State, aad at b3c. m 65c. for of Letierkenpy, county Donegal, Ireland Hor friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend her funeral, this afternoon, at three o’ciodk, Com hor late residence, 23% Seventh avenue. The relatives and friends of the family are lovited to atiena his funeral, from the reridence of bis pa- rents, No, 786 Washington street, this afternoon at three o’clook, wi'bout further notice, Albany papers please copy. Paxcuax,—Ie this clty, oa Friaay, July 17, Haway Cuae Weetern. Patoums, in the 230 year of bin ace. Corram —The sales were confined to 100 bags Rio at The funeral will take place from No, 128 Clinton strest 10}ge. @ 11 4c., and 1,200 bags of St Domingo on private | Bronklyn, this afternoon at four o’click. The relatives terms, and 100 do. Maracaibo at 12i¢0. a 126. Corton.—The sales were confined to 50v a 600 bales, the market closing firm on the basis of about 160 Ib. for middling uplends, and 16%, c. for New Orleans middling. FReiGirTs continued dull. To Liverpool about 9,000 bush- ols of grain wore engaged, in bulk, at 23¢d., 500 bales of cotton at 3a., 160 tons logwood at p.'t., and 50 bbis. spirits and friends of the family are respectfully invited to at- tend without fortbor notice Raumox,—On Sundw morning, July 19, o& 534 o'clock, after « long iliness, Mrs. Me J. Kusc, , 7 widow Matilda Jane Mabin Van Loor. ‘The friends of the family are respectfally imvited to at- tond the funeral, to morrow aforn joon, Mt two O’clook, orpentine at 2s. There was nothing new to notice for Lon- | from te residence, No. 36 Ninth street, betweea Fith. don or for the continent. aod venues. Her remains will be taken to Greem- A ship was reported taken up for Australia at a round sum of about $15,000. Rates to Cali- forpia were st 20c 22i¢c. per foot meaturemoat. Hipes.—There bas been an active demand the past woek, and prices bave advanced fully half a copt per lb. The receipts apd stocks were light. Upper leather stock had an advencing tendesey |u prices. A wiekly circular con- Sixth wood Cometery for interment. Rosist —At Woet Bloomdeld, on Thareday, Many Sawai, Romsey, daughter of James and Mary aged 5 youre. 6 months and 15 da; —On Sunday, Jaly 19, Ina, ehiest daughter of Isaac and Caroline Scelizman, aged 4 years and 9 months. tains the following remarks:—Tho imports have been 19,- | ‘The friends of the family are invited to at 687 from foreign ports, aa follows:— 5,000 from Rio Grande tend her funeral, this morsta at eight o'clock, from 377 Brontes; 8,000 dry and 2,775 dry salted frou Ma:an- | Ninth street. Hor remains j1'be taken to Uypreae Bil tata per 5 4,122 from Vera Croz per Fiash; 1,048 | for interment. from Ca: Onward; 748 from Maraca'bo per lola; Suansnan —On Sunday, Joly 19, Jonm Suamagas, 483 from Santa Martba per Linda; 546 f-om Rio Hache per His friends, and those of his brothers, vatrick and N. Bape ag te Hache per Abram. Coastwise | James, are invited to attend his far |, this afternoon af 4190, ‘maki total of Imports 23,836, ‘The sales of the, of Madison end Rocsevets week have embraced about 138 hides. The stock in first two o’clock, from the coraer hands of ox and cow Bidea ls 143,800: (game time lent year | “ets, —In this city, on Saturday, July 18, of com- ‘THORNTON. 104. 182— before 104 260,) as foliowr:—( tho gestion of the brein, CAARLEN Jamm, only son of John Q, Portion of the atock Is held above the current rates. Snd Phebe B. Thornion, aged 1i mouths and 21 days, ‘The relatives and frienas are reepectfuily invited to at- tend bis funeral, this morning at ten o/clock, {rom the re- sidence of bis parents, 185 Fighth avenue. vane i — lyn, on Saturday, Jal; meres —In on » Jaly 18, Boman Deusen, wifeot William H Wobstor, aud yousges tor of John W. Paradise, aged 22 years, 9 mouths 4 friends and relatives of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from her late senidence, Sa ee, ER, Ge alee, we Woopv00x.—On Saturday, Jaly 18, at her late Bay was at 70c. a 760. for prime old for ehipping, with moderate raics. Hors.—Fastern and Western, good to prime, wore selling in @ moderate way atic. a 12c. Ordinary oli qualities were dull and nominal. 1non.—Sales of 150 tons Scotch pig were reporied at $30 8 $51 from yard and ox ehip, six months. Laatimx.—The bas been good througbont the ‘Week, and full prices bave been obuined. The stock is ‘still diminishing, being now reduced to 82,000 sides, moat of which is « prime quality of Buenos Ayres, which has been held out of the market. The large sale of boots and shoes, which took p'ace in Borton the 16th inst., was woll Attenced, and the prices ruling fully equal to the most san- | Bannana, the beloved wile of Wm. Woodlook. guine ex This wilt cond to encourage ahoe man- | “The friends of the family, and also of her brother, Was. ufacturers, who bave anti] now bee aat- | R, Connor, aro ly tevited to atton’ the funeral, ees ; , taae ore | from tno corner of -seoond street aad Tonth aveans, ion efeny & this be looked for. Oak tanned continues firm at former rates, w Report of which are steady. The demand is good. In the city and of New York, from the 11th day ef Hemlock, Oak. Jaly to the 18th day of july, 1867. sane 4c Mon, 84; women, 64; boys 140; ira, 100 Total, 314, ¢ ae 32400 14'399 | 4a 198; oo Lise was quiet at Sc, for common, and at $1 15 lump. Naval Stones —Bales of about 600 a 700 barrele spirits of turpentind to arrive, a, #8¢,; 902 2 400 do, mostly {n sbi, ping to arrivé, al a8icc. Orade wal firm and soar: “4 Further sales of Wilmington were mado, to arrive, at 3. Sales of 1,000 barrels were mute i 96, per three leeding ... By yy) tebliebohepemaiad f —~ (~~ a 83 7 per 3 Biee ting from stomach Gua-siioneed contiannd heavy at 790. a 800. for Fng- —* Mab, and 760. a 77¢. for Americau. In crade whale and | Ryrnod or scalded rm there wae no chi of moment to notice, Olive | Cancer. ange | was ateady at $3 50 for quarts, and $4 62 for pinw ia baskets and cases, Puoviiows.—Pork was lose active and buoyant, Salen were confined to about 560 « 460 bbie. moss at $2) 40a 923.90. Prime ranged from $19 25 4919 30, Heef—The market continaed steady, with sales of about 150 bbis, chietly repecked Western, at $16 « $' xtra do. a) si 4. Prime mess was nom $50, while beef bama were quict and nominal. Bacos—Sides were ie. Cut mente continued rm, with sales of shoaldors at 10}sc. Taere were no hams offering. They were nominal at 11\o. a Ll gc. Tard again advanced, with sales of 500 a 600 bbin., at ibe. ‘This figure was sfierwards refvred for more, and 15\o « 1S},0. asved. Butter was in good aupply, and the market heavy, #ith sales of Ohio at lc. « 200., and State at 170, « aie. Guenwe waa at bo. a OKC Rice —Sales Of 100 tierooe were made at 430. a 5iKo. Srcane —The rales em braced abo:.t 600 bb*s. Cabs Mus covads at 4c, 100, 106. # 10}g¢., and 200 bbis. coftec sugars at Luc, @ I2i¢o. * inactive; sales of about 100 Sat MERICAN DBUGOI8' GAZETTE. ad ber must be powttively on Tupetay. July 21 ner of Wiliam, N VLOTHING AT WHOLEAALE FOR Casit.—cane C Drager of ready made cioung, fo fll and wntay wade ry ried oer eel as — yewRAYID J. & OMORGE J. LEVY. M4 Warren sireet, New Form. TS CIROULAR AND CHRWIOAL nwonn wane nen Af FITTING. BV. Haoghwont & Oo. have removed their gas firing works from 13 Mereer ireet to 423 Broome street. thelr wore. Mr. M. W. Emmons bas been appoinied eaperin- ten tent ia place of Mr. Kitchen, whore time of fae 400, \ ined, =v favanwo' “Pew Your, July 16, 186. AVE YOU SEEN THS $3 5) PHOS AND GAITERS of which 15 wore from violent onanes. ‘iso the $3 50 and $4 boot as JON BH’, No. id Ana eweet omer Re Rerrem. Under 1 year. 1to 2 years. TIONS. NTWO HOME KINDR OF rina MACHINES UNDRA 723 a On the 80th day of June, i867, the Cirenlt Court of the Untied | 10 t0 18 years Staten for be Southern [Misiriat of New York, in several sci | 18 to 20 yoare tp eqany gommenced by I. 2 00., Afar due | 3010 2 yours Piling the sule br tse of tho Hunt aod Webster machine fy | 26 10 90 years. ve ~E 5a, -*, pe 80 wo @ years macaine for iniringing two patente. Day soy these inferior sowing machines cas, Bare uo reason for © | priuah america plant when ihey compelies by low oy, ~~ i Broadway, corner of Grand siret. | Germany. Tae eons aee 5 | ee. appieie's Raliway ind Beam avigaton Guide, om | Norway. = rp Handbook of American Travel. 1 voi plenonle Rinstraved American Travet- Atmahouge. Handboom of ‘Travel—Par yom g ihe Norinern and Western Siaice and’ Uanadas gid Ooiored Tome Hospital... . Ays., Bik’is isiand 7 rire wai" Nurs. Hosp, 3 Vincent’s Hospital... 1 yor of deaths compared with ecutte Of 1868 and 1866, apd of inst week, WAA aA) ‘ending ‘2h, 1886. Wee engin iy 19) 1888 “~~ Soly 21, 1887. « « daly 18, 1867. ay taspecter’s Departaneal, Wew York, Jaly 5