The New York Herald Newspaper, July 8, 1858, Page 8

+8 Affaire at Quarestine. © APMSENT OF THE WSUNDERSTANDING RESPECTING ‘OME STORAGE OF THE SUSQUEHANNA’S SUPPLIS8— DACITEMENT AMONG THE CAPTAINS AT THR ACTION OF TRE HEALTH AUTHORITICG—MORE YELLOW YS ‘VER FROM HAVANA. ‘The difficulties sNuded toa few dayssincein the Bercy ‘we relation to etoripg the supplies, &c., of the United teates Wigate Sovquehanna in the government wtore hocse st @anyantine, have been removed by the receipt of letter J vom the Becretary of the Treasury, dir ected to Ucllector Pebel), ordering the doors of th» war ehouse to Be opened fer the reception of the Suequebanr a's goods. This order ‘ef the Treasurer will be very » coeptable intelligence to ‘the stevedores and lightermen whe have taken the con- wact for diccharging and ¢'ginfecting the frigate. The hnimdrance £0 far iw the matt ar of this business has been a materia! ters to theee partes, as well'as to the general go- ‘Vermment in the damage. which has been sustained by the atoreas in their expo'mre on tho government wharf. Mwece pulitinge were, erected for just such s contingency ‘a the present, and {iis to be hoped that the officere of ‘the Customs at ((carantine will consider the order of the Secretary of the Treasury in this instance binding in all wtmiler emergencice. We understand that the exbject above referred to has been a question of interest before fhe Board of Commissioners of Emigration, se well us the ‘Mayor and Commissioners of Health. ‘Since our Inst annougcement much progress bas been ‘wade in clearing the hold of the Susquehanna. In brenk- ug ont the stores in the forward hold, im which was a arye amount of decompossd wood, the stench was near- Pei yor anes notwithstanding, the stevedeers con- ned their labor until thi part of their work was com- pleted We understand that the health authorities Gated this portion of the ship amedionaty jont viene } will lost in fatroducing plenty of salt therein, even before the other hop are freed from their supplier. E : E i H i i z 4 sel i F k i if er WHICH ARE INFECTED PORTS! ‘Since the commencement of the Quarantine season ves- eels with infectious diseases on board have arrived from Heveoa, Matanzas, St. Jago, St. Thomas and Port an Prince, ang bave been compelled to discharge their car- Foes at Quarantine, Within the past few ‘Gays vesceis from ether ports have arrived with sickness on board, eupeciaily from Sagua la Grande and Cardenas. Day be- fore yesterday these latter ports were declared by the which is notorious: ‘St all seasons of the year, ere allowed to vy’ “7 never complain the treaument at ow yal ”’ chimed in another, “for a clean bill of br from the wl at New York is waflicient to guarantee a pass to wi Here I am ‘with « perfectly healthy crew from Cardeass—not the alightest mcknem: at ee to discharge ‘may carco at Quarantine, they won't ict me have my owWB way in hiring stevedores. y insist upon my pay. t i el 3 tirely. I know captains who wil! lay up at Cardenas ‘Matanzas al] summer rather than submit to such impos! ‘tion. 1 believe doctors, stevedores, Mayor and Commis p geek Aa papued 93 ela, and are & pack whether to laugh or I i i ? i Fy E | i i i i 538s ! é Captain Gwin, arrived July 7 trom Havana, tn ballast, consigned to R. P. Buck & Co. Seven @f the crow were sick of yellow fever while at Havana, ‘two of whom died; and the mate of the vessel was sick ‘with the same disease on his arrival, and was sent to the detained fifteen This vessel will be ‘Maripe Hospital. aati a i aif Ay i q@mable her te return to her,own country. — ‘The followicg retorp of emigrant arrivals at Onstie Garden. from the Int asy of J 1868, to the 30th of the name moth, tnclurive, was iad the Porth Bendable Pas's not Lia- Vessels. Clearance. Ule to Bond. " p ‘ 15 ba 5 325 12 170 38 60 2 S87 a wi » Joan 108 170 1a 9,146 ory 7837 429 1308 216 ‘Petal number of passengers ‘weekly sta'ement of The following is the regular omi- Nomber of inmates in institation io Ward's inland... . 1S 101,000 amber of inmates in Marine BOWL... eeceecececeeeee 160 132 127 coust to Tune 30, GR eo payments on June 20, a ———— 96,90066 Balance of commutation fond............... $26,613 88 ‘Fee Board then adjourned. Jersey City News, Pout Avromraners.—The following police appoint. ments were made by the Common Counc!) on Tuesday evening —Firet ward—Firber, Callahan, Carroll, Marley, the oblic poboolr At ae expense roeeding $12,000. Fipert wan tabled ill the ‘west ‘ood fevers other hoenses were by the Board, t | Beard of Bawation. TRE HIBLE QUBETIC 4 aQarn iNTRODUCED--RASOLU- TIONS, ON THR BUBJSCT, ETC. ‘The Board Of “cjurstion held one ef their reguterece sions Inst €V ening—W, EL Neilson, the President, in tbe chair. 4 Cor amuntention from the School OMicere of the Ninth ward , asking foren appropriation of $12,945 fer the eres: bes of primary schoo! No. 49, in that ward, awd submitting ‘a resolution granting the appropriation, waa recstved. After seme trifiteg debate the resolution inc!caed in the communication was adopted, ana tbe amount conse- quentiy appropriated. Resolutions appropriating $2,743 fer furnisl and Re ward echool No. 7, m the Tenth |. aad 1,820 for furnishing ward scheo) No. 16, in the Fleventh ‘werd, were also offered and adopted. Commisioner Anans then submitted the following -rerolution:—- Revolved, hereafter all the public schsols, within the Serisdiction of this aged, be by the reading ; tea of ie Hoty Beripbarce, wiBow nelecr esemenr, *, ‘That the Bible quesi to - maltton on Hyclanwa, to reper: fee thats there in 0 statute law, oF Ruy’ portion of tke echioo\ aw, Dy which this Board is ed, uiertsing | ve the Feading of the Bible in our public schools, Ee Es i by a large majority. Commissioner Avams then resubmtited his resolution on same A motion to lay it on the table was lost. Commissioner Davenport then moved that it be also re- ferred to the Committee on By-Laws, sad the motion was seconded at once and almost unanimously sdopted. —, of any comsequence after this occupied the at- tention of the Board before they adjourned. The Proposed Taxpayers’ ,Party. New York, July 6, 1858, Mn. Eprron—After all the solemn promises, and viola- ion of them,-by every party that has had the govern- ment of this'city for many years, there are many honest men who look with suspicion*on your proposal of's tax- payers’ party. Whorare the taxpayers? The Dull and the bears of Wall street—the speculatora,m the bread and butter, the health and the life of the mechanic and lsborer—the hordes of office holders, who have fattened themselves by frand and perjury—these are the tax- payers who would be likely to rule sucha party. But why make distinctions where the constitution makes nove? Are not the tex earners as honest aud as capable as the ‘ers? It is charged, and with truth, tha: re- spectable neglect to yote. If some system were introduced whereby an honest man’s vote would be worth as much as a rogue’s, he would not shirk bis pm Su; each voter had to sign bis name and residence depositing his ballo:, it would put a stop to false ewearirg end voting; it would be the means of a ed the fountain from which all power is derived, which, in its preeent state, can produce nothing but cor- ru 7 TAX EaRNER. Steamnoar Buxxep—Lives Losr.—From the Prairie du Chien Courier extra we learn that the steamer Galena was egtirely destroyed by fire, together with the mails aud the baggage ot the passengers, at Red Wing, Minnesota, on the let instant. The crew of the boat were all saved. The following is an imperfect list of the passengers lost and saved — LST OF THE Lost. John Tysen, a German ; Mre. Polly Porter, Miss boy Nancy Potter, Charies Porter, boy; Lydia Porter! Tne above fami:y were from Michigan, and bound for Man- kata, on the Minnesota river. PASSENGERS SAVED. Mrs. Orpheus Everts snd child, Mrs. G. W, Richards, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Isabella Ri ‘Theatrical and Other Amusements. Nivto’s Gazney.—Mica Mary pearance at this boure to-night as Gertrude, in “A Loan of & Lover,” auc Saily Seraggs, in “Sketches in India.” The casts embrace the nemes of Mr. and Mrs. Bake, Messrs. Brougham, C. Wheatieigh and various other favorites. Watiack’s—Mrs. W. J. Florence will to-night have a fair fleld fur the display of ber remerkable versatility in the four or five peculiar and whimsical characters she is appounced to represent im the dashing farce styled ‘‘Mis- Blanchard and 0 thm after. gr A a and the | is romance of ‘Nick of the Woods”’ is to be played at night The FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wrowsepay, July 7—6 P.M. ‘We have before us the Custom Houre repors of the trade of the port for the month of June last, and for the fiscal year, which ended on the 30th of that month. The following tables present the account, outward and award, for the month of June — Formos Ixronts at New Yous mw 1866. Pnt'é. for consumption mur Mowry oF Jove. 5 1897, 1855, $12,818,277 2,471,723 6,852,568 . 3,906,633 hat d. for warebour:ng . £40,196 2,408,733 ssece LO STO 857,806 = 968,014 207,174 = 909,908 §=— 02.158 ‘Total ent’d. at the port $17,901,667 1 389,126 10,116,442 Withdrawn from w'bouse. 1,656 87) 781,099 2,300,140 Boone prox New Yors to Formos Porte ron nam Monte Or Jown. iieisanle P,) ‘ p-¢ 1853. Foreign merchandise (free Tan t0e ‘Fanta 158.760 De. do, 450482 512349 360,000 Specie and bullion........ 1,806/578 7,000'34 604,174 Total exports... ..-..+ $10,678,716 14,570,160 Taso nTa Total, exclusive of apecie... 8.872.142 6,659;780 6,892,608 The following tabies are still more structive: — Formos Terorts at New York vor rue Fisca: Year expinG June 30. ‘1856. 1857 1888. Entered for coneu'n. $150,088,112 141,430,109 94,019,659 mee wareb 29,568, 2,276,673 44, 226,184,167 171,479,396 27,980'212 49,376 590 expine JOme 30. 1866, i 1804 $96,598,690 92,000,088 €7,317,796 112,316,028 ¥85,456,070 104/156 600 Total importa.......8105,814,718 296,186,167 17 Total ent’d at port... $198,214,718 Withd’nf'm wareb'e. 21,934,190 Descairrios oF LMrorts ror nie ™. 1866 1867 Bomestic produce. $75,026, $75,998,042 For, mde. (free)... 1,268,014 2,906,900 3.104.100 De. whi aieo1o00 3 a52;970 709/672 Specie Duliion.. 22,280,001 44,048/408 94,822,071 Total exports... 102,207,140 $126,600,683 $100,667 500 Do. exe. of epeoe.. 79,086,768 82,268,216 06,346,819 Cast Dori Recevan at New York. 1856 1867, In Jane. ..., $9,697,425 26 $677,811 20 $1,086 663 02 Prev. Gmor.. 19,010,720 49 18,615,710 02 9,403,449 66 Total 6 mos. $22,641,145 75 19,293,621 31 11,089,119 67 Do, fiscal your, 42,628,508 08 42,971,045 74 27,484,060 14 These tables are quite enough to explain the urgent necessitics of the government. A falling off equal to pearly forty per cent im the chief source of the public revenue may well render « recourse to loans necessary, if the nerve be wanting to resort to the boider and fairer expedient of direct taxation. Nor is there any good cround for supporing that the government will even de- rive relief from an increase in the returns from customs. So for as we cam loarn, the fall trace is not by any means fing to be large, and there ia no reason for suppomng that Congress will, at ite mext session, find the pubiic finances in a better condition than they were when it met inst. Whether, under these circumstances, |t will autho. rine more loans, and where, if at all, this system of pleng- ing the credit of fature generations to pay the debts of the generation now living will stop, remaine to be seen. From the reluctance of the heaviest capitalists here to swallow the new ten millions, withowt guarantees, which the treacury cannot give, it would seem that, in certain quarters at leant, there is & good deal of faith im the permanence of ayetem have again to report a slight rite in etocke, without the beast interference Dy the outside parite. 1, ie under- stood that several epereior® for a fall have reeolved to close most of operation @ for the present; partly to enjoy a holiday ip the cov atry, and part'y to sive the August dividends and the jmprovement of busi- ness Inthe West chance to tn‘ate the market yelues. On the other hand, the princiysh broker for the sont interest returned te the Bourd this morning, and seld en time with the freedom and beliness which have lately deen characteristic of the operations of thie party. At the first board bis short sales of Central alone foot up 780 abares. As compared with the closing pricee lasteven ing, New York Central was m% better ‘thie morning; Reading, 3; lower; Erie, 3; beiter; Hadeon River, %; Rock Island, %; Gelena, Cleveland and Toledo, 3;; per cent lower than the oclesing price yester- day. Private 4.{rom London state that on an uneffi- cia) announcement there of the call of $20 per share, the stock dectined to 26 per cent discount, but had subse. quently rallied to 22 per cent, equal to 78 here, without | allowing for difference of exchange. Michigan preferred, and common stock, Panama and P; Mail, ‘were steady. There was a sale of Gardiner Gold, » mine in the State of Virginia, which has forked far some years, st 7%. Among the bonds the Most active were Missouri, as ususl, This security is becoming a regular speculative stock. Some $120,000 of it changed hands this morning at the quotations: of yesterday. There were, but small transactions in the other Btate stocks and bends, and no change in took place. LaCrosse land grants improved 1, ere in fair demand. The general market closed firm and even buoyant. Between the boards there was an active demand for stocks, and at the opening of the second board it was evi- dent that the shorts were inan embarrassing position. ‘The sales were larger than usual of late, and in some stocks quite an advance was realized. New York Central 36; Erle, 24; Reading, 1; Galena, 3g; Rock Ieland,7; Budson River *;; Cleveland and Toledo ¢. After the board the market remained steady, with an upward tendency. Mr. Kowalski’s closing prices wore— New York Central, 84; Erie, 177; Hudson, 27; Reading, 46; Tilinois Central, 7634; Galena, 87; Rock Island, 7554; Illinois bonds, 88%, &c. There !s yet an absence of orders from outaiders among the commiesion brokers. The public are, so faraa ap- Pears, mere epectators of the pending contest between bulls and bears. The former have this advantage, how- ever: if they persevere, the public are likely to come to their aid and facilitate an inflation, whereas the success of the bears is invariably ruin and confusion to ali but themeelves. A few days will tell the story of the present rise. The Persia took out $510,180 in specie, which was shipped by throe leading firms, Mr, Belmont not beicg ® ebipper. Exchange closed for the steamer this morning at 1094,, the principal bankers having suecseded in selling a few parcels at this rate, It is not likely that the Ariel, which sails on Saturday, will take out much; but the bankers are asking 109%, with a{view to taking 4, which rate, with mint bars ata discount of 3;, as they are at present, would permit the exportation of gokd. A little healthy outflow would probably do good. Among the departures ip the Perein to-day we notice Mr. Leonard W. Jerome, who has been long a prominent eperator, and to some extent a leader in the Stock Ex- change. His lave partner, Mr. William R. Travers, re- mains here. e exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to day were $17,147,603 23, and the balances $1,240,347 49. The Me- tropolitan certificates are $46,000. The business of theSub-Treagury to-day wasas follows :-— Total rezeipts....... + $279,300 70 Of which trom customs. 106,000 une 654,123 70 2 6,419,112 72 ‘The new usury law of Pennry!vania, as passed by the last Legiziature and approved by the Governor, went into effect on the Int inst. By this law, says the Inquirer, money can be borrowed and loaned according to the terms agreed upon by the parties. There is no restriction with regard to the rate. ‘The following dividends have been declared:—Tue Merchants’ Insurance Company, of New York, ® sem!- annual dividend of fifteen per cent, payable on the 12th inst., retaining $90,000 of tte surplus in addition to ite capital of $200,000, as a protection of its customers from Woes; the Mechanics’ and Traders’ Fire Insurance Com- pany, a semi-annual dividend of ten per cent, payable oa the 12th inet. ; the Relief Fire Insurance Company, a sem!- annual dividend of eight per cent, making thirty-four per cent in the two and a-half years that the company bas been in business, retaining a eurpius on their books of between forty thousand and fifty thousand dollars; whe New York Equitable losurance Company, ® semi-annual dividend of twelve per cent, payable on the 12th inst. ; the Macon and Western Railroad, four per cent, payable 1s; of August at the Bank of America; the New Orleans Canal and Banking Company, ® semi annual dividend of five per cent, payable August 2, atthe agency in this city; the Charter Osk Bank, a dividend of three per cent from the earpings of the last six months, payable ow 7th inat.: ibe Connecticut River Banking Company, four per cent, paya- Lie on demand. Wrrovrspsy, July 7, 1868. . 101% 100 chs NY DeokR, 10536 100 do. 30 a 869 60 MilwaukAdiisaRR 92" 300 Hudson River KK % 12 a --. Wig 250 she Brie RR... 36000 843% 200 Hudson Riv Rit. 27 5000 HrooklynOity@'* 97 100Gal & Obi RR 1000 bee, 90 450Cleve & Tol RR 2000 89 RR 600 or 20 sbe Ocean 4 100 Pep 76% 100 N 833 1150 ChiAR I RR..#10 0 82", do 1380 M4 60 "090 Ba), 100 10 84° do. 300 200 8334 100 [a Crom & Mil Rit 200 500 17 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Wrowsapay, July 7-6 P.M. Asure —Sales of 70 bbls. pots were at 6 Bresvereors —Flour—The market was steady, whilo tales were made to & fair extent, The transactions embraced about 9,000 a 10,000 bbls. within the following range of prices — Boperfine State $5 89 8 $3 86 patra Btate 40a 4% Westera and (dio superfine Sha 385 Extra Obio and Weatern 400 600 408 515 440 476 4508 600 Chole extra family and bakers’ brands 6a 760 3008 350 re 56e 40 Canecian our wae unchanged, while the sales embraced adout 500.0400 bbis. &5 quotations. Sox were in moderate request, while the sales embraced about 700 a 800 bbis within the range of the above prices. Rye flour war steady, with moderate request at unc! Corn was quiet and quotations the wi market wat firm, with salos of aboot 30,000 ) including new white North Caro Toa ot $1 40 new red do. at $1 20; Canadian white a % 04; red winter Western at p. t.; Milwaukie ® club at at 700. a 780. white at 700.: ‘jor to good yel- low at 750. asde. Ryo—Sales of 2,500 bushels were made at O90 a 700. Barley—' ies limited, and ‘Sapp! prices no- minal, Unte—Sales embraced 15, bushels, including ‘Onnadian, at 440. a 45c., State at be. @ 46c., and Weatern at 460. & 470. Corren wae quiet, dealers were waiting for the public sale of Santor, to come off to-morrow. Corrox.—The sales embraced about 1,200 bales at about the following quotations Uplonds. Ploridad MoWile, N. 0. & Texas. Ordinary. ..g..-. see 10% 10% wy Good ordinaFy.......11% Nik ny ley, “eng 1 Bs 234 ieielling. . 6 uw Good midaling 1% in Middling (air 1% 1% Fraicets.—Rater were steady, while en; nts were moderate To Liverpool, about 20,000 of wheat were engaged at 44. a5¢., in balk and bags, with a emal) lot of flour at Ip. O4., and \ ton wae quiet at 5. engeged at 2r., and . To it wag rumored that rome 2,000 tg all better. IDiinols Contral was one { Rotaiand. sales embraced about 60 hhds. Coda { muscovede at 27e , and 60 bbls. New Orleane at 403. ‘Naval SrOnEs—The sales embraced about 400 dois. 710 Dbis. in parcels, at $1 18, 360 do. at $1 19, 100 1 20 per gallon, avd 500 bbis. at a price not traps- Tn Naptacket 1,100 bbls, sold at $118 , Whale—Whele remaina quiet, holders refualog sel) and tbe for in- ving mostly i. The only sales ja this market for the week are 120 bbis. at 62c., and 180 do, | dark, at 48c. Provisions —Pork—The market was firmer and-more active, ‘The ssies footed up about 1,000 a 1,200 b cluding mess at $16 50a $16 60, and prime $13.65. Beef was in good request, with sales 400 a 500 bbis., including country mess at repacked Western ditto at $11 60 9 $13 — 4 a $14 50. Pee ae Lomb upchanged. was 4 |. Out meats were firmer, ales . \ding shoulders at 5X0 a b%c. atT}c.@ T7sc. Lard was firmer, with Fad bbis. at 10%. a Ic. Butter and avged. Fee Shen S eee Tis eae woe pte Oe. 6 BS. B3%o. ietonthe market continued firm, with sales of about 800 a 900 hdds., chiefly Caba mascovado, at 6c. & 63sec. @ 7 )gc., and 75 boxes at Tc. Tatow.—In the ofan F 5 Es € 3 > é s ie ide cheese were un- NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. Wennespay, Juty 7, 1858. BEEF CATTLE. ‘The market opened to day at all the yards with » fuir demand, improved prices, At Allerton’s brokers asked an Bdvance of about half a cent, which was pretty generally acceded to by butchers, notwithistanding the re- ceipts were of an ordinary quality, and many of them large rawboned working oxen, scarcely fit for market. ‘The offerings were mainly from Llinois, and came on by the Erie Railroad. Nearly 1,600 head were from Illinois and 687 from Obio. State cattle are being kept out of market, on account of the heavy receipts from the West and the consequent prevailing low prices. It is thought by most of the brokers that the merket isas high for beef cattle as it will be previous to the Ist of September; but we do not coincide with them, but think that for per- haps two or three weeks prices will be no higher; but at the expiration of that time the State cattle now being held ‘bazk will have been sent in and disposed of at prevailing prices, when the receipts will be more reguler, and prices Will perhaps reach as bigh ae llc. We sbould’pot be prised to have to quote l0c. next week, for good cattle are now in demand at plump 93,c., with an upward tendency. The demand continued moderately ac:ive throughout the day, with but little variation in prices. The total num- ber on sale at Allerton’s for the day and week was 2,504 head, and at all the yards 2,974 bead, wgaipet 2,741 head last week, and 2,544 head at the same time last year, when the average price was llc, per pound, and the range from %c. @ 12}¢c.; about three cents @ pound higher than was being id a Bull's Head today. The weather being ex: Wogly sultry, many of the offerings were under cover. At Bergen ‘Hill there was quite a lively market, and about 200 head were disposed of at from Sc. a %.; the former being the general paying price for ordinary cattic. Nearly the whole of whe receipts at Allerton’s were brought forward by the Erie Railroad—only about 800 head having ar- rived by other conveyances. There were oa sale several lots of Indiana cattle, which sold abous as rea- dily as any offered at any of the yards. Almost the entire stock wee im the hands of speculators, eae wrais wk 06 Be Dainned toeir heavy loss last week, but who came forward week in blava, with almost all the cattle under their coutrol. They aucceoded, as bas been shown, iu esteblishing an advance of haifs cent per pound, with which they seemed very well At Browning’: there were bat few cattle on sale, but the Vidding for those was quite spirited, and they brought prices corresponding witt the above. At Chambertin’s the market ts reported as mocerate for ‘all stock, with sales of beef caitie ai fc. a 93¢c., chietly at B3¢c. BB%X0., and only a few at Vgc. ‘At O'Brien’s the market was without noticeable change either in prices or demand. Only 49 head were offered, some of which ht only 7}<c.,and from that upto Bec. @ 9c. supply at Allerton’s was sold in lots and by brokers aa TT ha ate i! Hay ii T. © Moore.. : 32. Total 2,804 ‘The total receipts at all the yards for the week, last ee last year, were as fol- Allerton’s. 's. Chamberlin’ s. 0’ Brien’s. ‘This week .... 2,804 32 49 Last week... .2,648 os July 1967... 2,182 69 a1 62 Fu} ‘at Allerton’s this week came from the fol- lowin; . 667 Kentucky + 190 ‘The following shows by what convoy the supphes Hariem Stailroad—Oows - $9 25 a 9 50 £75 a 900 $25 a 850 ~ 7180 a 500 850 00 0 65 00 45 00 a 60 00 - OMe 0 . 20 00 a 26 00 8%c, ie. Good quality, ae 260. q se. 8 Ake. 96 00 0 400 oo 300 wo > ea ? past, bat war suffictent to satisfy the demand. Prices are, how. wey . Ly Toa and the a ee quite numerous at Ose. Ww portion receipts brought ap bigh as 60., the poorer qualities selling at lower prices. The q was very good, asd there were bat very few calves on sale at of the yards. A fow fancy veale sold at Chamberlin’s at 70. ‘The total receipts the week, lact week and corres , were an follows pondin, od Yast — ” Tiiterton & 's. Chamberlin’s. O° Brien’s. ‘This week... ..36 Gy) 8 ast week. 43, rd “ 640 duly 8, 1867, .427 2 very heary receipts of iat week tended The Jeary rece to the market amd cause brokers to what, and this morning. The receipts have been 7 ES 4 : i EF] Fy i g i FT & tS Ss: gs we Allerton’ +, Browning's. Chambarlin's. ‘3,647 4,189 4187 4,782 4.984 ans swiwe. The market bag been moderately active tbrongh pearly Pp Pert of New York, July 7, 1858, CL ARED. : a eae or Nera Scranton, Spencer, Liverpool—Lawrence, Giles & thena (Brem), Schilling, London—Hennings, Muller ‘m Woodbury, McLean, New River, NB~Benner & Bark Nazarene, Smith, Bona Ventura. Felix ered), Bayi, Mali Funch & Meincke. s jest—Benner & Deake. br A Falxenderg, ‘Wilmington—Doliner & Potter. Schr Angeline, . Davis & Holmes. , Sherwood, Bosion—Dayion & Sprague. Ship Margaret Tyron, ison. Liverpool, June 4, with ep a, Ginn, Bavane. June tt 10 BP Buck £ Co. June 29, Double Beaded Bbot Undine, from May SI, with wase to Bull 4 Con dines Cave st 4 Bul noe ‘Vincent have hed almost continual NW aud WN ® winds: with heavy NW sess. ist inst, Jat 37 17. 1on 65. passed @ bright lower mast, apparently oot long in the water; 84, 36 50, lon 65 30, spoke herm brig Rimir. from for Gua- daloupe: 7th, Bighiand nt bosring WNW 45 took @ oat Mores Grinnell, Not. Bark sinah, Neving, Cienfuegos, % days, with sugar and to F Bw! Mungo Fark (of Bangor), Nichols, Cienfuegos, June 1, with sugar, to T Richard (Br), Gresley, Burin, NF, 15 days, in ballast, to Gillespie Dean & Go. Brig Abby Eilen (of Helfast), Gilmore, Doboy Ialand, 7 s, with lumber, to Mr KUis ig Harp. Tlizabeth City, NJ, for Boston. Sabr Reinize (Dutch), Feensma, A 58 days, with wdée, to Faneh & Meincke, Had some heavy weather. Seeman (of Vienna), Lang, St Anne Kay, Ja, 16 days, witb pimento, to master. Has had light winds and calms. mousser to KP Buck & Co failed im company with Dark Sarab Park, Pendleton. for London, and spoke her on the 25th, in Int 2410, lou 81 24; no date, saw & bark ashore on ‘An tonlo, wiih lower mania standing, otherwise stripped (probe- bly the Hudson); 34 inst, lat 36 24, lon 74 45, saw a echr show- *febr Joka W Miner. Derry, Mataness, June 3, wile se a ner Berry, june 37, . toe Tupper | June 2, of asa a aboke Saueamer Ful: }, or of Matanzas, all well; spoke ship fitz Piplory. ‘from Matanzas for Falmouth, K. Sebr Esteule (of New Haven), Davis, 8t Barts, 16 days, with fruit, to Thos Giimartn. Schr Ocean Bird (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, NB, 6 days, with PiBcbr Robert Mason, Corsen, Darien, 6 49 Schr Alfred Mason, Carson, J ialand, 6 da; ‘Bobr All Gonretaraae #7 n ington. Bebr PM French, Welch, Scot adaye. fcbr Eveline Roem. Crame, Virginia, 3 dayne 43 Alliance, Danville. Chester. etd 2 e A H E HEEELIERE j if i fi i BELOW. Frothinghsm, 8tetson. from Hay May with aaseagers, 10 Boyd & Hincken.(y Sandy Hook it SAILFO. mr Bi a . % Pp ‘ersin (Br), Liverpool; Roanoke, Norfolk, de: Wind durtug the day 88. Miseeltancous and Disasters. ‘The Cunard mail steamebip Persia, Capt Judkine, sailed yesterday afternoon for Liverpool, with 218 passengers and Suir Parxoess Royal, Hartley, abe Bric Staruen Youne, Ps . from for Al - dria, put into New Bedford 34 ine: Pg ‘about ie Buc Awrnica, of reviously reported off the ‘Was on, ’atternoon got of yh the Capt ‘wrecking egeai, ana taken’ ino and with from New Orieans for Li- reported aground at BW Pause, went to sea anor amie aes ficon Burry © Horror (of New York), Deming, Pall River for Albany, in ballast, went about 10 . Waish Hill where aho remain” at nan old vessel. nad itis = e Samaritan, Small, from NYork for Canada, June 2, a eae, ety, i wad for Bordeaut 15 days i Prindle, from New Haven for “Montert June Z7, Int $2. tom 65, Castor, from N York for Havana, no date, iat 2634, lon Mm Ryan, from Galveston for NYork, no Ne frig! d j Jeland re47) Digen Baltimore for Laguayra, June 30. 09. a ren, Medes, hence for Wilmington, NO, July 5, Ittmore bullt obr. with equaresail yard (snppored (1 \uridge, from NYork for Baltimore), waa seen July 6, ¥ AM. off tmith’s ‘Bobr Wm ‘belden, from Providence for Baltimore, was seen Jujy 4, off Montauk. Schr Star, Kdwarde, from Bristol for Baltimore, was seen July 4, of Montauk, ipteer B June 15—1 td R Kibbe: pe, og ‘tien port brig 7, Boore, x Havriek, Juve 2—In port bark Ramund Dwight, Pal erson, tor Philadelphia 10 di ROW Packer, Borton 4, eebr Mare Davis. ie tr eu sen uNney Bean, June 15—Of, if deriand for NY ne oNsTANTINOFLE, June 6—Sid shyt, lermo, ier Btewart, trom Bun Street, Lond ‘fume Narr he HK Marttn, oot a une 11—Arr sal oer, . 4 isha Al ‘Weeks, i " Mibtnora, May 27-4 port dele Gy © Apierly, Motutyre, sor 8 York 10 days, pean CER ERO ee il bea, and Naremiesic Carr, uno; do; sot Sosephine, Suatib. do;aleo the anove Puretps, June are ose Henry, ere, Pomenaes, Firth (Oi ‘am - gloria heart ae, aig ae Sane $-Old Clara L Preble, Long, for the Alpe. Curry, Werk 34 lp Bvisabail Hosmer, Niort bark Havana.’ K! 4 3 $4, beige YY — Aezandrias ti ‘York; ne ler, Hy frkene a tens ere Arr Sth (by tel) ship Sea King, Barker, Boston to load for Touxxs It June 21--In port schr Mi Ellen t ME mie) Horton NCW 6 raaey ory, ore EN I ume fy Gray, une. Warenrond, Juve 178d Richmond, Harward, Lianelly. © Home Ports. ‘i JPAUACRICOLA, June 25—Cld, echr Norfolk Packet, Be- In port July 1, ship Finland, Post, from Ltverpool, ¢isg; bark ol Ledyard’ Marri, trata Boston, eer Bona p BOSION, July ba: Ssone, 6th—Arr steamers Jon ry via Fora bark and five brig, arte Bounds ow. Small. Thos Kil! Crosby, hy we : Hos St eas eat Porte * Fy New World, Ross wi 6 re % id. Pilot Fish, Jt ‘Conatit Cashing, Golden Lead. d from the Roatls, “indaley An ' ‘re they anchored Bib, brige th ‘Wm Steison, Jordan, KOrleans: b ira, Va. Below bark alvers trom Bali “BALTIMORE, July 5 a 6—Arr steamships Wm Jenkins, Boston; Onledonia Laydeld: NYork: Georgie Oncek, Morley? Charleston; ships La Dushesse D’O: leans, Gariand, Callao; Omar Pasha, orrey, Liverpool: Ramer, Allen. — dam; Gaston (Bremen), Halleer, Bremen: Scio, Bwer. Mantua Cuba; Popia, Jones, Rio Janeiro; ketch Mary Atwell, Askins Monrovia; brigs A J W Apvlegarth. Linden, Rio Je- Reed, Demararss AB Cook, Greeulaw,Muenron Yiser, A ; 5 i; Bila Frankfort, Me: Winrat ob 5 fears Ite A Crook, Evernham, NYork; lout; for ppard Dickinson, Rondout; W D Cargipll, Hawkins, Norwich. , Aspinwall. a Ve to sea 2%b ult; Marion, ‘iross, for =e. for Ondiz, ko, 4th; brig Montrose, Ramesy, for Per- Bumbuco, do 34 inst. BANGOR. July 3—Arr schr Globe, Mitshell, NYork. Cid brig 1 Driako Dreiko. Guadaloupe, ARNSTABLE, July 1— arr schr Barnstable, Phila: yhia. CHARLESTON, July 3—Arr, steamabip I ist! York: achr Helene, Jones, do.” Cld meamship Isabel, Ha: yana vis Key West ; Span bark Polar, Poch, Barcetons; Span Barcelona; ‘pol Antometia, Oll- w Webster. Bennett. Bros Barab Hed jomn: Jos a y Webster, Bennett, New York. CALATS, Juve 25—Cld echra ELUSWORTH, June 25—Arr sohr Orion, Amith, NYork. Bliza Anp, Thomas, Point Petre, Guad; sehr July 3—Arr schrs EC Scranton, King, and 4th. N J Bra; Ce Umore; th, Danl Brown, Heald, do; Clinton, MES’S HOLE, J P-M—Arr brig Trindotin, Ha uty 2, rr tin, Have- He fe Ef z i 5. F A fd HG i Hs i " i Cy 8 i z a i i : = iF Hi f t # i i i? ie Jane of Seretepend yandh och tae ok 0) a Beat ae Dorcas a MYSTIC. July 3—Arr NEW ORLEAR Frain Ba eh tingo,” Chl BF hip Pereaahir jarriet Spaulding, nis Kelly, € 3; M A Stevens, Butler, Ofer NORFOLK, —Arr bri Gen Pierce, Ladion. Jamon river, bound to Horanes fit tet 2 ind to Havana, pnt in to finish ldg ; sehr Shade, Lim- tree Ben Leroy: Beborn,’ NYork; Payton, i. NEW BEDFORD, July : ¥ ne ae a aes car ee wes ee Pr about the bolta): cbre Chie. Foun'ain, "eltiaare Charles Carroll, Pratt: Dots Gig! oop ten Hinven, NYork. Sid sehr George © jibbe, "aiobe, Phiadel: Qrmos Beker, Philadelphis. Sia sche Cor- ‘Gardiner "Ad brig Rast, Reapers, Ph " % poy . hid Bremen WBURYPORT. July 3— Arr echre K. Coker, Yew Ee ice ees NYork; aS sloop J ]OUTH, July Arr ashe Mary Ann, Sawyer, R lin aa Ne bark 3 Wane