The New York Herald Newspaper, June 28, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1858. @e Case-Herran Treaty Still in Doubt— ‘The New Constitution Ratified—War to be Made on Ecuador—Movements of the United States War Ships—Travel and Trade en the Isthmus, de. We have news from New Granada, dated at Bogota on Sime 27tb of May, and at Panama and Aspinwall on the 19th of June. From Bogota we learn that a project of law has been Presented to the Senate authorizing the Executive power to declare war against Ecuador, for certain acts and of- fences committed in 1851-52. The Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs is at the bottom of this movement, which ‘The liberal party in Dongress condemn the whole proceeding. ‘The new federal constitution received the Presidential ‘assent on the 22d of May, and the one of 1863 is now among the things that have been. The new constitution ie said to Be very liberal, and appears to give satisfaction bo Doth political parties. Congress had adjourned after a stormy debate on the Gass Herran treaty im the Senate. The instrument was not ratified. The Panama Railroad Company bave made a reduction of 3,0. in the rate of freight on pearl shells to be trans- ported across the Isthmus. This reduction will enable shippers to place their sbells in London via the Isthmus route, ae om by Cape Horn, besides effecting a 18. , Of the United States, who had been re- eighteen months in Panama, commit red some The Britigh brig Anme and Isabella, with assorted car- ge from London, reached Aspinwall on the Sth inst. , infant and only son of David M. and Marga- ret C. Corwine, of the Uniled Siates, died at Panama on Be eth of June. British steamer, en route for Lima. They cone! de Tolly, violinist, from the Parts Conservatoire, with ‘his wife, the prima donna of the French and M. Cou- Sim, pianist, from Brussels. They gave a performance in Aspinwall, and intended giving one in Panama previous w ibeir departure for the South. ‘The British steamer Des, which sailed from Aspinwall for St. Thomas on the Sth instant, took nearly $700,000 ia @pecie, and quite a number of passengere. OUR ASPINWALL CORRESPONDENCE. ASPINWALL, Jane 19, 1858, The Cass-Herran Treaty not Advanced towards Ratifica- tion—Adjournment of the Congress of New Granala— Movements of the United States Squadron—Commodare McIntosh on the Right of Search—Conflict with the Navy Department, dc. Your Panama correspondent wil! probably write you at Jarge upcn the condition and prospect of the Cass-Herran eonvention, The maiter at the last accounts stood thus:— After its viruai rejection by the Senate (it having been amen‘ed s0 af to make it entirely unacceptable to the United States) it went to the House, where, after several ‘weeks ciecussion, it was accepted as originally drafted, ‘and then rent back to the Senate, !n which body there is not the least probability of its success. Congress bas adjourned ere thir, and your govern ment ie left to poreue its own course. 1 am tired writitg wbout ibe Cass Herran treaty. We shall know just where as is by the vext steamer from St. Thomas, and you will get the news by the Star of the West ‘The United States frigate Merrimac, the flag ship of the Paoric squadron, sailed from Panama on Monday last ona sbort craize along the coast of Peru, The United States sleop-of war Decatur sailed the same day for the South Pacific. This vesee! has been in the her. bor of Pasema for fourteen months. io consideration of ber long stay there Commander Thatcher bas carte Llamche to cruite anywhere in the Pacide. Lieut. Stockton, the junior lieutenant of the Decatur was ‘too last officer coart martialed at Pacama. He goes bome ws = hip. ail as soon as her purser arrives for were Islands and ihe most remote parts of the Pa- ry The Saranac will remain at Panama. The Colorado, Commodore Melatosh, arrived at srton afterncon of Thureday, the 17th. She po mday the Zist for the Coast of Cuba, looking after Jobnny Bull's search officers. The Colorado has proven hereelf a foe ship. Her en; sired, and ber sailing q' Mr Navy: & lant ellic cre Layaletie, eppoimted to command the Medi squadron, for the execution of those delicate ut highly 17 yer instroctions The prompt manner in which aot mre Melntosh SS ee of the “right of visit’? ‘a the part of the British government towards our com- merce, will jestiy entitle him to the 4, confidence aod jade of his countrymen when instructions: shail be given to the public. I cam but Lok the Secretary of the Navy mades mis bake Asrorwait, June 18, 1868. Travel and Trade—The Uwited States Ship Jamestown in Sight and Of-—The Cass-Herran Treaty Nowhere, and Congress Adjourned —Chastising a Public Writer—Gen Lamar Sick of Nicaragua Negroes Quict—How the Oali- fornia Maile are Robbed and the Letters Peddled for Sale, de ‘The sede Taylor and Granada arrived on Sanday, Jase ©, iogether bringing nine hundred and six passengers and the Now York and New Orleans mails. They were soon Gerpatebed to Panama and re-embarked on board the John L. Stephens for San Francisco. Basiness is very quiet. The United States ship Jamestown came in sight of the port. despatched a boat ashore for her msils, and bas ce- parted, but where she bas gone no one knows: some ray Jor San Juan, others, to look after the English fulbusters about Cuba. These Fngliab are Siching Yankee dollars, The Colorado leaves to night. With (hat Buzzard or that Styx. ‘The New Granada Congress have adjourned to meet an other day, and talk once more about the treaty: an airy trifle, apparently, with both nations. They Little know, ee ees ogee lone, the grea: icconvenience cb the want of action bas occasioned, 1 bope she may fall io if F. W. Rice wae iy th ja the town, for me attack made on the reputavion of Dr. A B. Sutherland, and fea ade the New York Times af May 31. This time he calculated without his host. This individual drew © pistol upon the doctor, when the doctor seized it and pF Fd SE Rice had the doctor bound ever to keep the peace the vam of one thousand dol- lars. and #0 reew the Its reported that Gen. Lamar is on his way home, sick fe © are quiet. They are looking womectariy { for the coffee planters, either Walker's or Kinney 's Panama, Aspinwal and Greytown are much of a macb- Bess—duil, dull, duis The Golden Age brought the California mag ayy report there i# no security in Ni man rf Deast. The mail \« f robbed, ant then the ere peddle them about among the curious. were parchased by Mr. uber, and ‘and the Freoch Beily is said to ve y9r cone —_= an’ Ly Fg) few Deiong to merican oe hite, ‘Weberer, Body, Cottrell, Miller, Haj times in Nicaragua don’t oare if corn is finy dollars a basbel. OUR BOGOTA CORRREPONDENCE. Bowota, May 26,1868. Lrpisiative Debates on the Cass-Herran teaty—Tactics of the Government and Movements of the Opposition —Gen eral Mosquera’s Opinion of Congressional Honesty in Washington—How the Treaty has been Defeated —Com mercial Failures and Scarcity of Cah, d= ‘The Case-Herran treaty just now coonpies the atien- fon of Congrese | really cannot venture to way what ‘will be ite end. In the Renate it was very hm mortified throwing out altogether the seventh article oonce\ing one hundred acres of iand on one of the islands of Maname. ‘The Chamber of Representatives, after severni daye din Cunsion, voted the project on the 30th ult. Taking ad- ‘vantage of the absence of some of the government mem. bers, they obtained « majority of one vote for the treaty aa it bad been returned from the Senate; however, the government party got together the next day strong, pro posed ite reconsideration, and parsed it ax it came from Washington bat ae the two Chambers have not been able to agres, they heve to meet ip Congrem and then definitely decide the As 1 before said, i ah <0 Cana\ form » poaliye oplaion ast) 8 res wid be ' i g j i fate Bee ifs Gaus ders do not agree on any question, it is thrown out. A Proposition was made not to take any measure in consideration unti] after the constitution had passed, Seeegh. as the treaty thus bec: . bust ame 8 Bt, to be archived, as the article in the former con- stitution, by whieh the twoChambers met in case of dis- cord, no lopger existed. Thus United States government may be, can Das t mall majority in the Senate, headed by men lost to all decency; so that unlees your government decide, ~ 7; to take some energetic and decisive step in *, Test assured that you will be laughed at in the same way, year alter year; and @ recurrence of the riot ought not to surprise you if things are al- Jowed to remain in their present state. Businees of all kinds is very dull now, in consequence of the heavy fall in the price of tobacco and bark, the two principal articles of exportation Several houses engaged ‘im this trade bave failed. There is a great scarcity of biils in the market, and the necessity of a bank is greatly” felt bere THE CASS-HERRAN TREATY DEBATED AND DEFEATED. [From the Panama Herald, June 19.) Owing to the non-arrival of the’ Bog>ta mail by the ‘West Incia mail steamer of the 24th ult., we have received By the mail of Thursday last, double’ files, viz., from April 27 to May 25. As the most interesting subject to our readers is the Ls ard ip mare Se ined wy treaty, we sball Tt give @ résumé of the proceedings in regard to it. 1g the week ending April 27 the House of Repre- sentatives was epgaged in considering the report of the Commission to whom the treaty was Seferred. Genera! Tosadas, by special commission, asked the House for the absolute iearats acceptance Of the treaty. oporition to reconsider the first article gave rise to @ pte 1a eres Giscuesion that lasted through five e:t- tings, as and was fivally rejected by a vote of 27 against 19 the 30th, after having considered — the articles © the treaty, ané the confirmatory clause, Sr. Holguin (or posed to the treaty), Vice Presidentof the session, ordorc.. that the modifications introdused by the Senate should be considered. in accordance with the rules of the House. previous question; whereupon a lovg diecussion ensued, and finally the House supported the l’resident. At this stage of the proceedings, Sr. Antonio Vargas ‘Vega asked the President what course he would have Potsued ed the Fioure not supported him ; to which President Holguin replied, he would have continued patting the metion eee ite hi ef action. This answer gave great fence, and a series of resolutions followed. te was ” proposed to remove Sr. Holguin f ebair, and at's explanations and denunciations were made through the pubife epee, and @ geverai jalling out pd ag Sering which te unfortunate treaty waa ap- parently for; Pele sext we mbes of it ig im the Senate, where Senators Brid and Moequera reported that the diecussion upon it be suspended until the constitution was pubiished. Senior ‘Villa proposed an amendment, that the diecussion be sus pended until the constitution came into force. This later ‘Was carried. The object of both of these motions, eays El Porvenir, is to preveni the acts of the Senate, tha; sought io modify or mouttiate the treaty, from being” considered in Congress when it is almost certain they would be rejected. Tals artitice of the Senate (says the eame paper) to ceuse their ples to triumph im spite of the majority that there in the two Cham! io favor of the pacific solution of this delicate quesvion, appears to os not only wrong, but Cangerour and of fetal consequence. [Translated from Ei} Porvenir, (Government organ,) May 18, for the Naw "Yor Hr.) As we informed our readers in our Iasi summary, the convention having been returned by the Chamber of Re- resentatives, was referred to a commission formed of the Eesators Brid and Morquera, who made a report be 4 proposed to the Senate = constitution should have | ve been promulgaived ition was modified by Senator proved by the Senate, extending convention until the constit: Both motions ‘that the di or mutil.te the com ite phd wy solution of this delicate question, tofus not only out of place bat algo dangerous ard of fatal ‘oonsequences. Jn the position matters have arrived at, a wayward and upjustified ‘can and must be regarded as. mock- Fepubts. att cer own, Yoguly, represented. by two | 2 republic and our own, two hovorabie citizens, took part. Rather than the fats! pots which the negotiations have attained, it wren have ro to sustain the Fog 'y the Senate the sitting of February 16, g the niveniea, for this would Dave reashed the North Amerioan shores at Jeast with the character of « worthy, serious and decide! rejection, and pot as to-day, socompanted by the more cr leas open character of in m and trifing. From we moment we saw A question of high pwDtic interest cha: ged ioto one of recrimination and personalities, by render‘ag a0 occasion for a mean hatred or silly vanities, ‘we unGerstood that the convention would iluctuate on (tf > inatable sea of constantly opinions; that peace and the destinies of the republic would become joe playthings of vulgar animorities, and that the Na Vora: me, ruled over ai the same Ume by an il! conceived national pride, and by « bastard sentiment of antagonem wo the of the admia'rtration, woa!1. jo & disastrous struggi¢, sacrifice the bolieet interests without triumph or giory. In our Lambie opinion tae conduct of the Senste is upjust ‘ia¥le, as on always kind of violence or victory obtained by wily mess. If the Senate believed that the convention” F ould at all ‘events bave been modified, and if not, thet serious pre. ay 4 did hd Bot suspend cortain opinions, which are teday in @ misority, may triumph over the majority, is © proceeding which amongst other fatal consequences, may ca’ is the lulling to sleep or tae suspension of which is presented—a result the gravity of which creases when the law in quettion is the constituvon w i to give shape and cone stency to the instituuons of we country. We, on our band, advocated legislative unity aa the the federal eystem, ia face of w! esentative nor & political eutiy r we overruled by the highly re- coco one of Congress, we opposed the reunion of the chambers in matter ot a questionable character, in or ier avoid the violences which may be commitied by ma- Jorities representing the interests of the people, which, io the federal form, signify little or vothing. ‘Dut to day this ia not the question. To-day the question is to fainify the repubiic by changing the minority into a majority, tbe constitutional diepositions which ject d ‘when this project and b: isappear ¢ form which the legisiative body wanted w give it, ‘uly because this form does not answer the , exigencies or silly vanities of thove who op- the pro; to be aid om the table om account of the lagiaiau re wi not being barmonious; but in the present case, when a Proporition fe initiated under the rule of one onmatitation, bel amination ous of rompers for a projected if equivalent to soiling, out of vain glory, the Ute of » ay phys — which for that very reason must be We are confident that the Genate will maturely meditate on the abyse into which its blindness and temerity ma: awa 1) \t 1 convinoed that the dispositions # hi wants 0 modify CO ye? ia the convention, are pre jodicial or humiliating to the republic, let it carry ite om ietion 10 the reunived Congress, Jet ik state ita reasons and conrince ite adversaries. but to oppore vicient artifice, instead of reasonings, to the will of the ew betray ite duiies and hee oaths, which impore od |; resig. mation to and “yy! to the oo peer? of the Tepurlic, whieh is sovereign the majority. ‘Tre Senate must not forget that in ridiculous parlia- =z. intrigves there is at stake an interest of life or the nation, and that to considerations of this nature all most be subordinate, even that silly spirit of ys wbich, lke al party spirit, never gives any good Tranaeted from of Boge ~ $a : organ.) May 18, for Fike Nw Yous ia In the enme manner the Uves i voting in a single body with the Senate for de- citing on matters of 4 will be aennlied, When thit new constitution is in foree the Senate can still jowis' on ite modifoations and the chamber of Representa- tives will then bave te accept them or take the reepon- ibility of defeating the conyention—@ measure which it Will Got resolve to take, Chile Tranquil After the Elections—Her Ex- pests and Finaneial Posttion—The United States Consul In Trouble— Presidential Can- ‘vass in Peru—An American Exploring Ex- Pedition on its way to Bolivia, dic, dic. ‘The steamship Bogota arrived at Panama on the 6th of June, bringing forty passengers, specie and the South Pacific mails. ‘The dates are Valparaiso 16th, and Callao 26th of May. | CHILE. OUR VALPARAISO CORRESPONDENCE. ‘Vauranaiso, May 16, 1858, A War Ship Dismantled—Casualiies in the Navy —History of a Supercargo from China—An Earthquake--Finances and Trade Losses—A Cargo of War Munitions from New York—The United States Consul in Trouble--Freights. Thave to advise you that the national transport ship Constitution, on her voyage from this port to Talcahuana, was dismantled twenty miles to the northwest of her port of destination. A strange fatality seems to pursue the Chilean navy, and whenever;a man of war leaves port under the command of # native oflicer it is a chance of ten to one that the vessel will ever return to port. Within ‘the last six months the gcvernment has let the sieam frigate Maria Isabella, in the Straits of Magalten, the Maipu steam frigate lays abandoned in Rio Janeiro, and the Constitution has been towed into Talcabuans, a perfoct wreck, by the American steamer Polynesian. And though I would carefully guard against being sup- posed to advance these eventualities, however the registers of eighty ti rey ve of which eighty (our were com- was konpa? po Boe gn by the eee cfficers and crew it was 5} lily extinguished, Soon it was noticed on board that the conduct of the st became daily more atrange, and that at several times cide, At the same time the = tain discovered that a large number of the packages in voiced as to contain silks, contained in fact only Fubpieh. Capt. Loit acquainted Mr. Robinct, the supercargo, of @iecovery, and it seems that the latter only anxious to make away with himeelf. Two ¢1 the vessel reached port gp ory was missing. When the Mercedes entered, the death of the supercargo was communicated to the owners and to his eg A aod the neces:ary steps taken to ascertain the amount of the supercargo’s defalcation. His family went in deep mourning, = he wes, 78 dead. Judge @ surprise ‘captain all bands on board, when five faye ain after the ves. fel bad anchored, "ur. Robinet, afternoon ‘walked out of the cabin on deck. To eae ‘& long story short. we will only state thet Mr. Robinet informed thef captain that be intended to commit suicide; that he actually had taken a dose of laudanum; that he thea secreted himself in some obscure part of the cabin; that afler twenty four bours of trance he awoke; that be left hie a hiding Place only inthe night te take some crackers that he first intended to leave the port pl iat some other vessel, but upon more mature con- sideration preferred to call a necting of his creditors, At the meeting of the creditors the averment of Mr Robinet is substantially :—That in China he became very obnoxious to toe Celestials; that he commanded an Ame- rican man of-war at the bombardment of some forts by the United States ships of- war; that be also arrested the baker Assiog, charged with poisoning the inbabitauts of Hong Keng; that bis cargo had to be forwarded in small boats from Canton to Hong Kong; and that by the Chiuese these fraudulent a, were substiluted for the genuine ones; that be intended to return to Cuina and ack for redrees trom the government, and that he was sure of the asristance of the authorities of the Unitea States, and of that of the allied powers. Mr. Robinet is actually now in fan Jago to ba papers prepared by the Foreign Secretary. On the 29th ultimo Coquimbo was visited by a serious earthquake ; it appeurs thet ihe upheaving was mainly at the bottom of tne sea, one immense large breaker swept ihe beach clear of all ‘butiaie: wharf, lumber, &c. The loeres have been serious, but, fortunately, there have Deen no lives lost. I Dave eeen some specimens of a er saper.or coal which bas been jately discovered in Cie. tee jalures and suspensions which | bave occurred in th epublic since January 1. and submitted to ths os ration of the courts, are a trifle over eight millions of dollars The net reverve of the stamp tax for the year 1857 yielded 1,657,805 dollars. The total va ue of the produce of Chile, exported during the year 1867 amounts to $22,768,361 04. Fifteen mi:- ~~ of th onpt was in meals. » Haunburg ship Yunge Bertha, Captain Bi bean ‘&t Pout Myillones, twenty tailes south of Co asilors Lave reaches ibe latter port in the gig. tain and The cap- whe rest of the crew, who are in the longboat, are not yet heard of, In one of my former letters J alluded to uy: Gtegrecetal conduct of some American sh'pmasters, and 1 aa sorry to have to add that etmilar complains aro drily entered in our courts. Captsia W. Baker, of the American ship Morsoon, has been couvicted ‘nour criminal court of am Cutrage, of which we will give his own version. port of Valparaso the Monsoon war€t anchor. me carten ordered ibe crew to put the Couk and steward both Chisere) in irons and to pave them flogged. The weed on the ground that offences coumitted in port were uncer the juris 2 of the Consul or local Sethe es. Captaip Baker theu went on shore and hired *o persons, with whom be returned on board, and had bis sentewoe executed. My the friendly inerferense of We American Ceneul, the cook aud the steward were both Ciecharged from tbe Mogsooa, and the Consul gave them a written order jo go on board and fetch their luggage, nthe meantime the relatives of the two Chinese, rosy n this c . bad instituted judicial proceedings against Captas Ba! er, and when the cook and steward came on board for their clothing, with the order of our Consal,they ‘were beth forcibly retained on board Their relations then petitioned the court to order either ibe liberation of the de- (ainea parties or the detention of the ship. Last Saturday the case was argued by counsel, and toe reou wan. tans beavy penalty penalty was recorded st Captain Baker. The as Deen appealed to the Supreme Court. I learn that the two Colestials have signed # petition to the et to be allowed, now as they have gained their liberty, to absadon the Broaecution, The petition was too late w be nerviceabie to Captain Raker. ‘The manifest of the cargo af the schooner Townsend Jones, from New York, which a few dayr ence was ea- fered at cur Custom House to order, has creaved etravge excitement. The cargo consists of— M64 abelis. Twenty eight boxes shot. ‘286 caver cartridges. Thirty cases gun {lints. Nix cares percuesion caps. 829 Bombs. One case slow matcher. 81x capnons and their carriages. 460 pone. 356 Farrels guspowa ‘The incereant rains ince the 10th inst. have prevented all cut door business. Flour if .o demand and mataing former quotations. 600 bbig. American were sold at $10 75. “Cite averages $4 80.485 per quintal. We had weveral arrivals of engare. The Dutch brig Graf von Linéen int 2,294 tieroee refisea Pf , Which ‘was sold at $3 10 per arobe in bond, The quotations of copper are in favor of 8, and have slightly de- clined. 173 marke rer found purchasers at $10 48 ‘There is some Setivity in melipetre, Several cargoes have heen taken for Parope at $2 75. and the veerels were chartered at £2 10s. for Cowes and orders. There is no Carolipa rice in the market. As a whole, trade is duil, and we are ip the full wimer of cur discontent Yesterday being clear the steamer Polynesian had a beavy cargo for the South, and rome heavy transactions tm American coarre cottons have taken place For (!(fe- rent porte in Peru suns be have been iaked to day, and our ey eal Morving wite an nausua! bustle. NEWSPAPER EXTRACTS. Thee eotoral struggle havirg terminated, the country bas returped to ite normal state of tranquillity, although Abe beat of party polities is still kept alive in the opposi- tion papers, which continue warmly criticising ge ments acte. At present there is « truce amongst ai! par. ‘Len, but hostilities wul probably be renewed temedianaly Alter the Approaching legislative roreions. We foon shall bave Sealy established in the capital the beet root sugar a fact itreiaced in the coun- a sy an entirely new will give grfat impulse to the beet root can be abundantly pro- Of very good quality. In thepext Exhibition we shell a J cee samplew of the first © made in the country this branch of in- duetry juily Ge veloped, ae the inex haustibie resources: peombe, awn produce’a favorable chauge in our im. porte, ae it is well known that at prosent we our fugar in the markets of Peru, Brazil and the Unitet DECRG MALATIVE TO TEE EXPORTATION OF ORES, With the object of removing the difficulties ateendant on the exportation of silver and copper ores, aod the re- embarkation of merchandise for the const trade, the 4, gover - bas resolved as foliows:—The period ef twenty ways daration is to the policies subscribed by each individual en; sees ihe of copper and efiver ores, and three aye to there of re embarkation ‘tear native ye patare lized merchaudise for the const trade, Let it be regis- tered, communicated and published, Moxst, MATIAS OVALLE. duced in our felde Natio PERU. PREPARATIONS FOR EXROUTIVE ELECTION®—NRGRO VOTER® AND NEGRO KIGHTS—PRESTIDENTIAL CAN- DIDATBS—TRADE AND FRRIGHTS. {Calloa (May 27) correspondence of Pamama Herald). We bers but little else to notice during the past fifteen days beyond the preperations for the elec ions for Presi dent, Vice-President, and Congresemen. It was the be- lief of many that the polle woud be held ponsession of by the niggers who, since their liberation, have Mo all oo. caricrs when the polls were open, ; and the result was that 1@ person cndven’ And ions at to who should vote, ould the same day, the niggers Gi nothing elee but rote at Socluke< where voting wee going on, believing that the oftencr they ee the more gratitude they diepiayed tw their count How. ever, thin aa Deen eet otually stopped by the pub- | voters, and the places ere divided ke eh none but residents will be al- lowed to vote and no negro unlees he can read and write, The only prominent candidates are Castillo and Elias, and the contest will be a clore one, Should Plias be Clected, be will never live hie term of officn, namely, four years, ae be ts in bad hy at present, and’ the cares of flice Would eoon carry hia to hie grave; and them, asa fof couree, Another rer olutic Business is very doll, and tho pres pects are tat it will Fo for Rome time. At present thers are but tweny pbip® jonding M the Cimochas jsland, aod ad ail Dosincer ‘upon tbe exportation of guane, may.| Western and Obio superfine, Sea 390 bere torende a present slate. - voles Extra Obio and Western... .. 40a 500 There are a number of american ships here awaiting Capompe sunerion sad axe 420 616 charters, but none have been as yet taken up by the con- Balumore, alexandria and Georgetowa. Be {3 bo Choice extra family and bakers! branda’s.; 6008 6 88 PRESIDENT LINARES AND THE REVOLUTIONISTS—AN | CoFD mesi. sen os MBRIC Capadian was unchanged, ‘while the ‘sales embraced AMBRICAN BXPLOBING EXPEDITION COMING FROM | 1014 400 0 500 bbis. at the above fgures. Sonthern was Fg om BIVER NAVIGATION. The sales embraced steady prices. iv fair demand at Dretginnry fe energetically against | about 1,200 » 1,400 bbls, within the above of quota- on spirit which has so provenes Gans 50 . Rye flour Mande et coletcen aha eee public, After the insurrection of Sucre, which was fons neue pte Fo quiet, both for Jersey come, new conepiracies have ‘Deen discovered. In Valle Hermowo General Martaes atiompted to rebel, bet is $04 Binds ine, 06 aes tome were vel plans were frustrated. A'though alities uneben, pee teat ore Uiale, esoanllieg Sepeer os Cae etd wad bout 40,000 a 50,000 bushel, including Canadian vom- ee eet tee Peet tarec Eons tan lave ot pees | mon while ab $101. The ‘mbole rage for laferor plete Leno RS ivian people under to prime ¢o, Ca " cers ine Seas ‘othe She Betivian pesoie white at $1 25; white Western at $1 rad wines a ane, United Suates Minister to Bolivia, had for- F Milwaukie club at 880. a 900; while was “ir Os Xt gaexpeation | eld at 96. ;common Chicago roring dt 85c:w aggre warded gowerannant 6 niep Aunenneias (ats 50 wae scarce and beld at 900. Inferior Racize sold at 770. Corn—Sales were limited, and stock of good sound ship- pin cargoes light The ‘sales embraced 15,000 bushels, Inching me festern mixed at 72c., and do at with sound “ey Southern yellow at 82c. ; white Zocibern was Sra ai{T60. a 800. Ryo was quit ei Tie. 6 720. Oate—Sales of State and Western were made at 45c. a 460. Corres was firm but quiet; the sales wore confined to small lota, without change of’ moment 10 prices. Corron.—It being the Jast day of the week, combined with the intense heat, tended to check sales, which were eat cae tee ines cea Prices. ivate telegraph despatch was received FINANCIAL AND COMMERC L. MONEY MARKET. t Suxpay, June 27—6 P. M. ‘The stock market closed yesterday heavy and with a strong downward tendency. The hot weather is enough | The followin, L. to depress most anything, and It, no doubt, had an unfe by whoure i whos bustin Mon, Jane 25, 1858. vorable effect upon the movements of speculators. The Bagel rie ¢ cies pe 9,000 bales; sales 4,400, at extent of transactions’ has materially decreased, and the & 12%, form! e. Pret —Ep, were rates un- bears appear to be as much disposed to gel upon every de- ged favre aoa 8 bo bomb fcr wore cline as at higher points. Unfortunately, the principal ee at 5d. in 10 bales of cotton at ‘bull speculators are filled up with stocks, and find it ra- ther inconvenient to load themselves down much deeper. They find no demand that takes stocks out of the market, and the supply being large, there can be no permanent improvement in prices. The attempt to get up a corner in Reading has signally failed, and it i# extraordinary that a party of sensible men could be found reckless enough to go iato such a worthless fancy for such a pur- pose. New York Central Railroad has been affected slightly by the contest with the Erie Company, and the effect wil, a; 600 bbis, four teed; 10 casks of oll at 20s, ; bacon, by the ‘steamer Washin: ri mie ‘ere was sting now © Glasgow, to i. or Hay.—Sales of about 800 bales were made at dic. a 60c., with sales for city use at 560. a 60c. ‘Moxassxs. —The leg embraced aboyt 600 hhds. Cuba — ado at p. t., supposed to have been 250. per i. 7 Navat Stores —The sales embraced about 500 bbis. spirits turpentine at 48¢ ; and about 2,000 bbls. common rosin, to arrive, at $165 per 310 Ibs. Other descriptions de teen until all the pointe at issue are settled, The conven, “ota art wan, et Pp eaten tion about being held may satisfactorily arrange all the | “ Provuzos—Pork—The market was unsettled and ir- regular, but with more doing. Sales of 1,000 bole. mese were made for cash on Monday at $16 12} » and sales of ome te mess and prime, chiefly yester- afternoon, at $1625 asies 30 fo for the former, and at Ht 50 for the latter; and 40@ bbis. clear mess were -— at $17 75. Thin avd prime mess were unchanged. was ip fair demand and firm, with sales of avout soe 400 bbls. i country mers, at $11 a $11 i te present difficulties between the two companies, but all their past contracts have been so easily broken ana repudisted that we have no confidence in the future. Competition Detween railroads never will cease, but on the contrary must annually be getting sironger and stronger. The New York Central and Erie roads are so situated that it is the most natural thing in the world for them to carry ona | packed Western at $12 a 18 50—chiefly Chicago—at $13 25 ‘® $13 50, ap ra do. at $l4a $1450. Prime mess was sbarp rivalry with each other. The stock market is notin quiet at $19 Beef hams unchanged. Bacon was the least favored by the abundant supply of money. It is Seady 068 eae Ure Nee ates Aes. 8 lic., true that greater facilities exist for carrying stocks, but it | with eales of about Is. at about 107, meats were heavy, with sales of 150 tierces at 63,0. a 5%. for is @ question if this fact does not concentrate stoeks inthe ‘eebhen ches The a 1X0. for eco bands of a few extensive epeculators. There are no sigos of returning business in the regutar channels of trade, and we may look fer several weeks of dullness. Aboutthe Ins) ‘week in August there mey be indications of returning trade, but a great deal will depend upon the crops about matur- plenty and heavy, with sales of Ohio at 12c_ a 16c., aud ‘Btate at lhc. a 18c., and choice Orange county do. at 20c. Ricu —Sales of avout 300 casks were made at Sc. & ae. Choice was at 3c. GARS— More active and firm, with sales of adout 1,800 102,000 hhde.—included in which were about 300 bbds. Porto Rico—at 63{c a 7c.; and the remainder consisted of ing. Cuba, mcetly within the range of 6c. a 63{¢ , with some The exportation of specie from this port last week was | prime goccs above the latter figure, and some refining ss follows :— goods under tho former. ‘WinkEy.—Sales of 300 bbls. were made at 213¢0. a 226. Snipwents oF Srecte FROM THE PoRT or New York. Brig Lauretta, Para, American gold.. 000 00 Steamer Asia, be aig Sy ot, a Gon = = = — — — Seer ie oy Havre ond bee ee sigs oo} MABITIMNE INTELLIGENCE. Total for the week, 276,487 80 Previously reported, 11,902,144 00 $12,178,631 00 ‘The following are the quotations for coin and bullion :— Peet of Hew York, June 27, 1808 ARRIVED, Per cont, Bae, sliver, por £—— 09480 American half do} dole..104 American (fold. Par | Steamship Mores Taylor, MoGowsn, Aspinwall, June 19, 6 c splines reriou Pani Parem King. Luce Li 1, 24s 3, with mdse, to J ‘el revi ip Fores King, Luce Liverpeo! wi ed (pelt) 3 centa, H Brower & ¥f Pipers eve seed 21 prow, ea — Bhip success Childa, Live: 44daya, with coal, to Walah, Shilingedwlxpences 121 prox. 85 0457 | Carcer'A Chuse. Bas bed light WNW and WOW winds west | 8 = | “amp Guitenburg (am), Jchansen, Hambarg. 96 days, with lexica\ pas uttenburg (Ham), Jo! jamburg. 108 a — a — | maces 107 passengers, to 1, Amatnck x ne a 8 a 110 00 & 8 06 | jon 65 25, saw Br meame! abip Kanapros, es as. Leents, Sa — 8th ini 31 10 ft 48 opone Dar ‘Bits Banh, of and Five franc pieces. nie. 2a ~ | Bremen for New German crowns... 118 & = is 6) sig 6s | ahi Bepublic (Brem), Brockmann, Bremen, 39 days, with rene! méee end 7 Henschea & Unksrt, Had three #50 pieces, U. iota eas Featbs on the passes,” 0 do. do. do. hip Bremerhaven (Brem), Melken, Bremen, Ania sent {2 do. do 2 a— do mder avd 77 passengers, to Stanton & am Aad ogy | ‘— caatof the benks, and since than cavark Blea Rubeke (em), mdeo and 156 passengers, ‘The annexed is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign merchandizs at New York for the woek and since January l= wi ies apeerede = 1867. 1858. | “Hark asch, MeBean, Trinidad, Cube, 16 days, with auger, Pet beens ver Bark allows, Qilebriat, Galveston, 25 days, with cotton, Total for week.. $4,245,021 $3,164,112 $2,000,800 Ry niin a 3 , Maracaibo, June 12, with coffee, itrea Frall (of Vhiladelphia), Bead! mA L{cfUhtindelphia}, Beadling, Havana, 9 (at Bath), Freeman, Cardenas, June 17, with 7 & Chane, eeven principal staple articles for the week and year: — ——--1887-—, ———1858 -—— Week ed’g June. Amt. Value. Ami. Value . Cotton, bales. $56,861 3,314 $176,275 | Jesed Gioraltar ant, huh Trak to Gomes wee Oe ere 75,000 29,923 127,860 | "Sehr Remdeer, Wallace, Santa Cruz, Cubs, 17 days, with 1,309 1,898 71ST | nugar, to master. 14,426 175,660 154,382 Sebr Champion (Br), Roberts, Bleutbera, 8 days, with fruit, 184 19,779 18,082 | to Jos Kness Beef, bole. & ics. 422 9,542 1/882 «34,711 | Behe Marmorn, Billings, Franklin, La, 15 days, with eugar, Pork’, bois. & tos. 268 font ond 931 16,452 | Behr Adele, Got, Wilmiegton, NC, 44 ime —— | RE tia onmeme ete oda Total. — $188,987 — $504,250 | Eebr I. P Yohneon, Johuaon, Ni Increase of week as compared with that of 1867..$375,872 | fett Harriet Ryan, er Alesanri 3 Ko Taare The following ie & comparative statement of the value | Nebr DG Harr, Chamber en of exports from the commencement of the year to June | Pont gi fry in ico rg petain, # tage, Seur G Dromer, Chamberlain, V1 fine? day, Sehr EB Mount, Decker, Virginta, 2 Increase, Decrease. Schr Pauline, Roper, Virginia, 2 days, — $2,543,015 | Boar L. wise, Viretpis. 2 days oo ‘450/887 | Bebr 14a Maria, Muiliner, Virginia. 2 88,200 — | bout Harmona, Wheeler ler, Bt Osorge, Me, Wi" stove for Port og 134,393 | “"Kebr Bay Biate, Verritl, Reckland, 5 wits 207,802 | Behr wnt Roberts, Wareham arebams Tor Rifsabothvort. = febr Ann 8 48,221 - bebr Joseph Regern Weuimetnh Portland, Ot. Sicop Greron. Khoder. P Total... $14 508 616 $11,601,255 $988,974 $9,390,157 | loop Bi rade cite, Providence, Decrease ‘as compared with 1867. ....... 2,947,188 Steamer Wam utta, Nye New Bed‘ord. recite trade in both iv. ‘idence. ‘The ents out in beth regions chown: fur | EiStier Ail Rewman, Clash, Provinente tee Seep, ther falling off the past week, aq compared with the oor- responding week last year. Lehigh region loses 18,076 tons, the canal 19,219 tons, and the road 4,757 tons. The Schuylkill region lowes 8,876 tons, all of which is by the road, the canal showing an increase of 1,725 tons. The following are the comparative figures for the weok ‘Wind during the day from N to 8, light, Herald Marine Co and season this and last year — peg Nags 88, aap Mciag nin: | Se a’ 0, ———LER——— | RCHUYLRIE~ Site we seb 1 home 1888. Week. Season. Week. anan. B, do, 2000 wh, Ibs bone, for Canal - 8,810 -BRB10 $1,124 31,447 | Bla ADUIT SI, shipe Betaey Willame, Austin, home; Raiiro 6,70 225,207 86,657 701,700 | Cleveland. rile, bark Virginia, Peak 7 — <e oemee | nee he eae ots Si May, om, ee = ev He, rn Totalsevess 8280 448,01 77,761 10R5,287 Epoye Fern d dobar Courser; Giftird, and Pera: baste, caval. + $9,829 223.498 89,586 306,756 Tn port May 18, ships Ovean Rover. and James Loper; barks Ratiread'.... 10,737 190,064 41,200 014,740 | Domiogs. Finney, for home ready, wig, wind; Dartmouth, Haneous and Disasters. Tolal...... 30,808 414,407 = 86,625 1,511,406 wthinate =i Fapaoe frien, , Rrceptialation. out ft aft George's Channel met with vel vy Weather, bigh canal, nog bead of matnmast, away Read railroad te? Scbu!ykill canal The following table gives a summary of tha veasele railroad re berbors of New York. Wail Wiumt gee ee eqanenne —— | Charlenion, Sevnenah, Apalachicola, Rew Orleans Total ......++. 1,706,009 1ATH,254 Deo ... 264,40 | SBd Cavenion, ot ten scrote trom each of tone Tho falling off of tonnage by these four principal lines connecting with the anthracite coal felds ts 254,649 tons— over quarter of a million of tons, This could scarcely” be overcome now was there demend for it; but it a not probable there will be, and the supply ia more likely to #ti)! farther fall off to the end of the searon. Of this lose 212,950 tome are by the Paces road , 76, tons by the SobuyIkit! canal, and 616 tons y the’ | ig Navigation Company. The lebigh Vailey Railroad baa increased ite tonnage 34,22 tone. At & meeting of the ‘ Board of Fire Insurance Compa- nice’ of this city, beld on Saturday, it was determined 0660 60 2000 ous! 6's, 1870. 4000 Prie RR 4mbde (CO 60 Mil & Mies RR. 6000 Harlem RR2dm 7434 200 Readin; 2000 Bartomim bes. 68 1066 111 Central RRbs °6 1000 MAMiae2m 10 ba 68 2000 Gal & Chie2m ba 89 12000 | a CAM Id gtbe 94 10 abe Union Bank 10036 6% Nik of Commerce 104 66 Am Fx Back... 104 80 Continen’! Bank 099 16 Carey Imp Gom 2 Del & Hod C Co 700 NYGen Railroad 00 bo Ree 4 S2SSe2S- RK RRR c# abowe. Arr at Pan Promersso May 22, Crowell’ (ander to brig Rowton), from Barbera, with 1 DOIROH Wn Roreh 8 for ban Frameless, May 4, rscPari te ROR Mg Btrnoom, Benith, from mona June 20, bark days from Onpe at Laeap swith 236 bbi Fhtp Peek Prince, a tL rm s353s.5535338352535 ome 33 0. 100 Had River RR.. 26% oh i as 2a Tue Choate i CHTY COMMERCIAL REPORT, | | wen nie 1%. To imilen Bo Fenyegs pase plot scerpay, Jane 26— x le, No 3 Acprs.—Sales of 60 bbis. «pots were made at 60. Bbip Horshurgh (Am), steering 8, no date, lat 40 8, Breapercres —Flour=The demand was fair from the Ports. dementic trade, with eure gulee for export. The transac. | , Asrinwatt, June ¢—Art sobre Bow, hy, Kingston, T yrace a tend « om her return); Onl peon , Vons embrace? ehont 11,000 bbie., closing within the jel Foro (and pid 11> for Ban fing), duh. proamenip. Gran Berryman, Havens (and eid 19h op return), bi J Dromemond, Chapman, New York; Tra, Raperiment, Orde vie, doy renee of aboot the ont inno - Srperfine State . Bbaue Siate,,,, wie cbte; bark Wo pace ;barks Wagram, Beira, and Bdvette, well ay ule do; Gwynn, ye pon ight, ', and Stover: ‘ume ings, Jobnet, Pearee, do; also eee a aa er, and C1 ad brig Canada jane 1 (ack = Br brigs Marietta, Juve 16—In ea cA ‘kindsros, Ja, May 28 Ave se Kensington, —, George pp RRS June 12—In Nobre, from Phi ede for cet age, Bete adky enh. eee pore eae Panama, May 12—Arr ship Rhine, Harward, Porto ©, BELLO, June 12—In port schr Peerless, - E, May 22—In port brigs Rockingham, Gtlson, Ply meh g ‘Gibbs, from Boson arr 15th. aie schr Gen Scott, also im tow (eee general Mas, June 6— Arr = Abbott, @mith, NYork ee pee tor Guadaloupe). May 31 bark Sea Breeze, Fe simouth, ‘Eng; June 3, schr Geo Mangham, Scudder, be: t Pre Adelia Kellar, ‘vrigs Wm. ae oy Nicholaca, coking fet; Saginaw Case, rom NYork arr 8th, NVaLranatso, May Ye Foster, Bilinge, St Ja a cba via a Rio osancia, parted 4] air, Waly New ‘or! izals Sd Ma Ohrietonkee Tall ¥ eee tae ——- 1d nae ee the from auras Bid tor New Orleans ites Artesian, from Liverpool. Petty ag ey tera Balinwore ee Ay St Pine, Lane. ceva § B Inbal for a brig rs Laconia, ton; sais Be Boyee to be co Belie wee Eeeise iachry Mary Loaion, abou ‘Windies: Med: Nath] Dose, USheevet. Tobey’ Boston: Maris’ Pike, Ap} Cesp Challenge, Fountain, Nindiord Nd Bray'on Roger Brem bark Wieland. SHABLESTON, June crman Richa Bp pol Oliver from Haréna, Sid bark Harriet Fraaces, Snow, Liv- , Nicholson, Phitadelphia; Justina eleson Bal 8, June 1 are a Texas, \ Tolapoe vie Galveston; wee So low, steamship hobert Waterma Rs from Port Lavaca. cid berm yg Empire Jeng catia, Wier via Bavana, Cbs Morgan, Piac jveston, abips IndevenJence, Bi piverscels Hermann san (Brea ’Kutimena Bremen; Be schra Mary Stevens, i elise, Honguras; Dolphin. Webster, Grand Oay man. Towed tosen 12h, barks HT Venvard. Charioto ET brig Anioinete, 158, ehipn Wm Lord Je, Marehield, and Jaroline. Pi erie June 24—8ld bark Lanerk, Upton, mend NAWBURYPORT, June 25—Arr wibre Jacob & William, Matthews and Klize Bikertoo. , Philadepbia. BILADELPATA, June 36 8 Z—-atr steamers Boston, Sel- lew, and Reusebocr Hand, N Fork; bark Washingion Collins, Cienfuegos; sebrs 8 King. Voruste: Kendrick Fish, ‘Wall. Salem; Ocaan Wave, egieh gad M 8 Maboney, Huiching, Boson; John Lancaster, Stites, Providence; Ps tine Cambreen, Ji Oty. Lag ony of ‘Now t. ot oy Cla zee Howes, Boston; arks White W: F tty Harding, Portiand; Laer Ty isreelt, James, Soha. N tetra eey Suffolk. Baker, and Kenérick Fish, W: Huiching. ‘and Courier, Crowell’ Hestoas 8 1d Ocean Wave, knglt Roxbury: Almira T, pion; 3 M Sha: Bhaidock, Wil Hingham; Joha ND, June 2—arr brig Martha Gilchrist, Rawley, bo nes tee ern, PELs Ly Jone 19—Arr echr Amelia Reeves, Leek, uta, BoyC, Port Madieo Concordia, Columbia, Bowden, Coote 3 se ated. Bresede bey a Port ‘Madison: Stet barks Lis mit fone 1 Medon Mad ‘ ‘Bw bark restrem, Melbourne; 1. ship Rather May, Clark, Manile: Leek Vaouoe, Smith, Howat ‘acd both remained at anchor off tbe Presidio o2 Sid May 2°, shipa Mary Robinson, Hanting, Melbo Whitney, Smalley. Sydacy: 3 ne wiles ” Zork; berk Inrazcwne, thier, Howe Bay: Ro 3, Vine, Callao; b ‘parks 1) M Gallott Ment ootho "33% ecaltaos pra Fintet Oren: Soh : Elide Inland: bd llery, Pekar tabaci, Salat Citak wank lads, Coons VANNAH, June 23—Arr av of by steamshi; Green, alumore. Cid Pras bark Glad! mouth’ ¥ng; sp brige Urania, Maruianye, and Tales, Sores ill ———— EE A Rr a aa Se SU Leto, rBrmay BYEHING, 25TH INST..IN ONE of the cars Railroad a black cloth overcoat, with a fa in coe eof the The finder will be rewarded and receive the owner by leaving Nat 106 East Thirteenth street. —A POCKETBOOK, Lt bi dane 1, Ik Sere eeeeate RLY, Be une ym} ew io ty ty mame to F. 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