The New York Herald Newspaper, July 10, 1858, Page 8

ments of the total amount of the inoome of the road for the ‘wo months of April and May. The figures stood thus:— ‘Dota! income of the railroad during ho mah of Soee, PF as “hasnt ’ 114 receipts of the road during the month of June were about $16,000. ‘The reason the President alleged for the falling off in fll § F A immense quan’ of traffic Kail carer ssadacied by tio Peatayivasia Railroad. the ne of not me bs E g could eee no reacon for taking the macage ment of the line ent of the bands of the company. He felt assured that its Present manegement was better than it could be under ‘any oiber circumstances, and that if the bondholders took the management of its affairs into thelr own hands, the Probability is that instead of their bonds being worth — or pinety per cent, as they are at present, they have them worth twenty per cent before much time elapsed. ‘Te Prerident, being asked if be had any proposition to make on bebalf of the company, stated that he had nos, the course of his remarks mentioned that the ‘amount of interest due on the first e bonds for will bo $410,000. DER — Resolved, That the trustees, Messrs. Fullerton, Diminch, Meyer and Marray, be s committee to with the company on s basis of which the floating debt and cous ‘to, and including January, 1869, snail be fi by or five and [py idee yp hated andiors A remain as present exist; ‘yioed tbat the holders of the floating debt shall fund their debdw, al-o payabie in ten years, and that this commiitee have power to send a delegation to Ohio, should they dcem by ‘The resolution was seconded and adopted unanimously, afer which te adjourned. Personal Intelligence. ‘The Secretary of the Interior, with his family, was to have left Washington yesterday for Mississippi. He will be absent about s month. ‘Hon. Jeff. Davis and lady arrived in Portland, Me.,on ‘the 71h inst. ‘Hon. B. F. Hallett, of Boston, is also im Portland. ‘Hon. William Bigler, Senator from Pennsylvania, is in ‘Washington. ‘Commander Page is to have charge of the squadron to mocompany the United States Commissioner to Paraguay. Im describing the fifth of July celebration at Ogdens- very made her uaiptance and partook of her Rospitalitice. ‘These gardens and have been iaid ‘out, cultivated and of under her direc- tion and guidance, and they combine {n themselves a de- Madame Vespuccl, who resides in Ogdensburg, is the @eecendant of Amerigo Vespucci, from whom the Aweri. Can continent takes its name. Americans registered at the banking office of the Ame- ican. Buropean Express Company, Paris, from Jane 10 to moe orate st ea Isaac }. > Zi é ft 3 ‘RES. berk Teress—Mr Felix Bimon- fied Biases. Cousal at Tark's Island, man, Miss 1, Nicanacva Rovre.—The Cabinet on Toesday, had ander consideration the question of the Transit ronte, and it is said that the President is determined to have the Nicaragua route 0 d, and to sustain id right. It is under rs the nt of Company valid.— Washington Star, July FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL: MONEY MARKET. Famay, Jaly 9-6P. M. ‘The stock marke! opened this morning dull and de pressed. Before the board there were transactions in the chief rpeculative securities at 34 a '¢ per cent lower ‘han the lowost printed prices of yesterday afternoon. et the first cal) everything was dail, but after the ceil and during the 2econd, some of the bears came in as parcha- fers to close up contracts, and prices rallied with conrid erable vigor. At the close prices were but a shade lower {im some instances, and in others not at all lower than Shave of last evening. New York Ceutral and Galena ‘wens the same; Erie weea quarter lower; Reading, \(: Hudson River, \; Cleveland and Toledo, \; Chicagoand Rock island, j;. Michigan Central improved 1 # 1 per cant, the purchsses being mostly, it is supposed, for Bastere account. La Crosse and Milwaukie, which has Deen dui] and without demand for many weeks, declined ‘M, withemall sales at the decline. There was a sale of the Gardiner Gold at an advance of . Delaware and Hadeon fel! off from yerterday morting’s prices. Among the bonds,as usual, the most active were Missouri's and ‘Ie Crosse lend grants. Both show adecline. The former, which wase in demand at 66.086); immediately after ‘the nay ment of the dividend, are now offered at 84% and BAK. It is conjectured that the intelligence of the stop- pages! the home supply was premature. [4 Crosse land grants fell of 1) per cont from yesterday morning's prices, vith inzge sales at the decline. There were no transact ons in [illinois Central stock. The bonds sold at 7%. There were bot few transactions in State stocks, and the morkel cored dul). After the board prices were rm At the sevond boned there mee a partial revival in wiccke. Now York Cantral war better, Erle \s, and Geieos, Rook Galand and Resting ateady. There ia much dincuses 1 im the street Jost now about the dividends on the Galena and the Rook Inland. Letters from the West speek in favorable terme of the prompect; some of the managers of the Gelena even go 0 far ae 10 intimate that nothing less than Sve per cent will be paid next month. ‘Om the otber bs nd a earefal eetimate of the em Tings of the Rock Inland for June sete them down at 695,000, a ae crease of $77,227 from last year's June. Atthia rate the pears argue that {i would be difficult for the road to fing «he means of paying @ dividend without running into ‘The Michigan Central talks of resuming divi. ends Hodson River, 27 ; Michigan Southern, 2; Panama, 10334; Illinois Central, 76 Galenas? k Cleveia ¥4 ond Toledo, 34 16; Rock Inland, 744; Pacific Matt, 18, feo. .% The informa) canfereuoe w;. V2h bas been heid at the St. Wicholag Hotel between the 1 Yeddente of the New York Covtral | rie, omney ie rp Land Baltimore and Ohio FAdpObus WAS LEU OD) o sue wl og Ley og Veen Ciating that stcck and the Central. This must sooner or later be discovered by the stockholders and a compromise pot be successful, unless the bear interest in the Erie di- rection should bave wholly overpowered all other con- siderations in that body. At s meeting of the Clearing House, held on Tharsday afternoon, spplication was made for readmiasion by the Mechanica’ Banking Association, which failed just before the crisis, The application was refused, there being ten adverse votes out of about thirty three or four banks re Presented. The ground of the refusal (which was in tne ‘teeth of a favorable report on the bank by the Clearing House Committee) appears to bave been: first, that the bapk had won a bad name, and needed aterm of proba- (ion; and secondly, that ite capital, $300,000, wae too rmall for a Wall street bank. It is hardly necessary to notice these objections. The former is spplicable to a school boy, not to abank; the later can only be appreciaied by the large banks, which may Raturally desire to prevent the establishment of new banks to divide the business with them. But as it is evident that so public and impertant an institution as the Clearing House ought not to be swayod by considera- tions of this character, the event will, in all probability, lead to en application to the next Legislature for the erec- tion of the Clearing House into a public institation, under rules established by law. Such a change would present many advantages. The committee upon motilated notes reported against applying for further legislative action, believing that the present law is sufficient to protect the danke against fraudulently mutilated notes. They recom- mend that the banks refuse to redeem such notes, and should legal measures be taken to compel the redemption, that the defence shall be conducted by a committec of the Clearing House Association, and at its expense The re- port was ordered to be printed, and will be acted on at a fature meeting. ‘The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury in this city to-day:— ‘The clearings this morning at the Clearing House were $15,636,782 69, and the balances $1,104,453 53. The Me- tropolitan certificates remain at $28,000. ‘There is no movement in money. Exchavge is in little demand; the best bilis (bankers’) are held at 1093,, but we bear of no transactions over 109} on Londonand 6f. 15 a 5f. 1234 on Paris, The following dividends hsve been declared:— The Htua Fire Iosurance Company of this city, a eemi- annual ¢fvidend of six per cent, payable on the 15th inst. ; the Greenwich Savings Bank, its usual semi annual dividend, at the rate of five per cont per anuum on sums of five hundred dollars and under, and at the rate of four per cent on larger sums; the Mercantile Bank, a semi-annual dividend of five per cent, payable on ihe ‘15th inst.; the Cayuga and Susquehaons Railroad Com- pany, a dividend of four and a half per cont, payable on demand. The eight Charleston (South Carolina) banks have just paid over baif a million in dividends, for six months, of two and a half, three, three acd s half, four, aud four and three-quarters per cent. ‘The collections made by the Illinois Central Company in the month of June, on account of the land sales of 1835-6, Bow falling due, amount to $63,643. The company purchased and cancelled $49,000 of their mortgage bonds out ofthe proceeds of these collections. The original mortgages are reduced by this process, thus far, $791,000. Mr. E. W. Dunham, President of the Corn Exchange Bark, has been elected Treasurer of the Chicago and Rock. Island Railroad Company, vice Mr. Flagg, superseted. Hewson & Holmes, of Cincinnati, speak thus of the stock market in that city:— The movement of the stock market in the last week hes been entirely devoid of interest. Occasionally eymptoms of slight im ement manifest themselves, only wo give place toa duller market aad drooping quotations. The oppressive heat and the absence of many 0; from the ton first mortgage at 85. ot to report, among which are Little Miami shares at 72; La Ciapapo is and sti a} 36; Hamilton and Deyton a! 40, and Columbus and Xenia at 72. ‘According to the report of the Secretary of the Treasury of Brazil, the following shows the revenues of the Empire for the last three years:— Against. "36,985 contos. 1844-46. 24,513 cons. 38.634 + 1846-46. 24,770 “ 49375 1846-47.... 26,322 « *One conto, £112 16a. For the fiscal year 1857-58 the revenue for the months kpown at the Treasury was 35,512 contos, and \t was be- Neved that at the end of the fiscal year, 50th June, would mount to 62,677 contos, and superior t the anterior year. The revenue of 1856-57, being 49,575 contos, the ex penses were 89,786 contog, giving e surplus of 9,689 contos; ‘and on the 20th of April, of the present year, the sum on band was 15,697 contos, and is was the opinion of the Secre- tary of the Treasury that the fiscal year 1867-56 wonld Jeave in the Treasury over 15,000 comtos above the ex- ponres of the year; and this, after the reduction made tn the tari{f and the commercial criaie that bas beea more or jees feit im the Empire. In December, 1864, the exterior debt amounted to £5,- $24,200; im December, 1856, it was reduced to £5,635,900 in December, 1856, to £5,493,000; and in December, 1957, to £5,345,600. Since the last report in May, to 20th of April Inst, the Treaeury forwarded to London, in money, £812,650, and in Brazil wood 15,500 quintals of four arrobas; and, secording to last report recelved from the Brazirian agent, up to February last, there was in the bands of said agent £956,179, which was to be wncreased to £406,179 after the receipt of £59,000 sent in March inet, and being the oxpenses of maid agency to be made up to 50th of June at £142,500, there will remain on naid day £262,479. The interior funded debi up to De- comber S1, 1867, was 57,747 contos. In April of last year the paper money (governmont) cir- culating was 44,608, which has been reduced to 42,076 Cormace oF rim Rio Jaxeino Mint. 16,961 pieces valve of 5,519 contos. 40,016 «8 .618T ‘The total of the Mint since December, 1849, to June, 1867, was of gold, 84,989 contos; of silver, 5,010 com. tos, totel, 40,850 contos. ‘The total value of imports for 1866-67 was 125,855 con- tos, superior 31,060 to 1865-56. The exports amounted {0 114,508, superior 20,070 to 1855-56. Great Brutaix [urortep into Brazit AND EXPORED FROM a. 19 hb 54, 822 contos. 1,015 contos. 1866-57, B71 “ 38 “ caee 08889 “oan MPORTRO INTO BRazil AND EXPoRTRD FROM Braz. ‘contoe, "iso contos. “ sow ima 677 17 ‘The following were the receipta of the New York and New Haven Railroad for Jane: — 985,915 Ba + 1519 04 962,096 50 + 72,898 22 The receipts of the [ong Ieland Railroad Company for the month of Jane amounted to $28,401 61, derived from $14,083 19 11,980 46 3,483 65 85 42 seve seeeceece sees SRB A01 OL The fo!lowing fe & wtatement of the earnings of the Pa- cific Railrvad Company for June. — Arm at about 12540, for middling ‘Mr. Robert L. Fabian reports from Chicago, under date of 34 mst, that a steady improvement is observabic in general business; money is becoming more abundant, and for legitimate business purposes is in fair supply. The weather during the week has been favorable for agricul- ture, and less apprehension is felt for the crops. The re- Cetpts of flour and grain continue liberal. The following table shows the breadstufls movement for the week and aince lat Jan. — Bor the Since Same time week. lat Jan. last year. sooos aTrsio 170028 5 5 602, 654,440, 224,281 israss iMsoftes ‘gras 3,732 40,087 - ‘The Middleboro’ (Mass.) Gazette states that four out of the twenty locomotives belonging to the Old Colony and Fail River Railroad have been changed to coal burners, and a fifth is pow in process of transformation. Jt takes about 2,500 weight of coal to drive an engine from Fall River to Boston and back, occupying three hours sod twenty minutes, and costing $7. The same power of steam created by wood costs $17. The coal used is Cum- berland, Fripay, July 9, 1858. 1160sha N YCen RR. 83} 100 do. b30 100 do, 100 co 7000 LE & 12 ehs Merch’ts Bk. 11034 10 Hanover Bauk... 90 6C0 Gardiner Gold Co. & bay Pia’ £000 Brooki’nCity6’s 97 3000 N ¥ Cen RR 6's 89 3000 Ill Con RR bas. The following Is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since por he Wok hate port..82,101819 $4,458/000 Stas,izi red at the oe ‘01 2 ‘Thrown on market... 2487/92! 6,921,545 800,185 Since Jan. 1. Favered at the port.. 40,182,496 50,219,712 23,306, ‘Thrown on market... 48,844,102 44,990,550 peinanis ‘The trade in d ry goods the present week has, as usus) st the dull season, been light, and confined chiefly to the near trade. Within a few days some purchasers from the extreme South, including New Orleans and other poinis, bave appeared and made selections for early shipment. The fall trade, however, which commences with the South, eannot be expected fully to open before the latter part of this month or the beginning of August. The coun. try in all directions, is represented to be bare of goods to an unusual extent. Judging of the value of importations for the past fiscal year, ending the 30th ult, it would seem that they fell below those of the corresponding fiscal year, {ending June 30, 1857, by about $78,436,000, while our exports to foreign countries fell offonly about $37,886 ,- 000. These estimates include the official reports for New ‘York, and partly estimated results for the iast quarter of the fiscal year for cther ports. The reports also include doth the imports and exports of specie. Of the imports and exports for the year ending the 30th June last the follow- ing wore the amounts for the port of New York, as off sial- iy made by the Custom House: — Total amount of goods entered at New York for the year end- 219,741,000 162,169,000 76,929,000 65,032,000 —The panic of October, 1857, told severely upon the im- port trade of New York, ils chief place of entry iato the United States. The imports into New York reached in 1858. 11,931,009 10,390'000 8,516,000 7,786,000 8,969,000 —This ratio of decline in imports, though most severely felt during the months immedistely following tbe panic of October last, yet the disparity continued to the close of last Jane, though with ® weekly diminishing difference; and from this time forward we may expect to eee the imports at and more nearly equalized with our exports, and with the amounts for tho same time last year. If ourdata be correct, and we nave reason to believe (hat they approximate the true amount, it will appear that white our im dechined $74,436,000, ‘our exporte only fell off avout $37,986,000, Thus showing ap actual balance of trade in our favor in 1857-58 of abont $40,565,000, Hence, our foreign indebtedness for the ear ending in June jest wo! be lees than for many years Te, and jm the nature of thicgs require less ae- mead for the abipment of specic to Europe than urual. The Jargest falling off both in our import ani export trade has been wita France and other Continental coun. tries, The receipts Of California gold were about $2,000, 000 lows than for the year preceediog. There has been a fair export demand the present week for cotton piece goods, bow for South American ports apd for the Tncier. We quote heavy brown «beotings at 8), six months. Shirtings were stesdy and pr Brown drills were hel at 8X0, & tteady demaod for export. Biescuet sheetings and shirtings were quiet and rather more firmly held in anticipation of toe falitrade. We bave no special changes in Ospaburg stripes, to notice ticke, or denims. Printing cloths were in toe main firmly held, while prices were unchanged. ’rints have been increasing |a aseor:ments of eultavie styles for un» fall trade, while prices have not fully opencd. Lawas ih moderate request at 8c. a0}¢c. Dolaines inghams were quiet. — Linseya, of mediam grates, ‘were selling at 2c. In cloths and cassimeres there was Bo movement or change in prices of moment to not. Satinets, tweeds and jeana were quiet. la foreign goods the movement was moderate, and seasonabie suple goods, adapted fer the fall wade, were generally helt wnh and when sutomn season opens thoy will rule above the prices of similar goods worked off at the late spring talee. Goods sold then canna be replaced except at higher prices. The reports from the country continue to be favorable for the growing crops, aud a lively and improved fall trad jenerally anticipated CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, Joly 0~6 P.M. Astps.—The sales embraced about 70. 80 bbls. pole at 6c. Brearerryrs —Flour—The market for fresh ground in fmall lots was quite firm, while other descriptions wore mostly irregular, The sales embraced about 10,000 bbis , closing mainly within the range of the following prices: — Superfine State $3 80 a 8) 85 kaxtre State eo sesees, 40a 405 Westera and Unio superfine 8800 885 Extra Ohio and Western. 4a 609 Canadian superfine and extra 4108 615 Mixed to etraight Southern... 4450 475 Southern fancy and exira....... oo 400 600 Chote extra family and bakers’ brands. 6%a 780 Rye flour. aeeee . 80s 390 Corn MEAL... 358 400 Canadian flour war inactive and ropply light. The eales embraced about 200 © 300 bbia.. at qaotations. Southern prices steady, The snles brands were in good supply and bole., within the above range embraced about 800 of prices. Rye four was in moderate demand at quota- tione, Corn meal was unchanged. Wheat—Tne market he sales embraced about Coy new red Southern at $i 25, at #1 }, and Milwaukie clab at Sic. jeanee at $1 28 was irregniar end rather du 30 600 bushel, was irregular, and rather easier for common qualities of Weetern mixed the salee embrace: about 25,000 a 27,000 bushels, incina- to Weatern at 700. & T7c.: white Southern at 8ic., and TY cholee Southern yellow at 870. Rye was quiet, and prices unchanged, Osts wore selling at 440. a 470. for State and prinre Weetern. Wm. G. Cutting, in his weekly, gives the folio wing rlatement of receipts and exports in thie market — Reomers 0: nm asp Grare For Tie Were. Buch. Bush, Bush, Bush, Flour. Wheat. Pr Corn. Oats, 40,611 4 41051 ~ 1,600 m4 42,956 7,100 Weececscee 8008 REAM 6,006 64415 10,000 porte of flour snd grain for the week ending Jaly 6: 95,911 barreis flonr, 118,684 bushels wheat, 3,724 bushels corn. Covren.—Salee of 700 bage of Mo skimmings were mate 8t 10340. ; 90 go. &. Domingo at 99/0. & 9360.; 200 do, Ma- racaibo at 110. , and 100 do, Java at Uo. Curios —' peice ombraned about 5° bales, clomng 35,000 buxhele whens Py By canal and river, By railroad,.... Other rources (onti- 7,800 mated tm part),. 21,000 21,400 12.200 Frwur, — Bo Liyerpeo!, sbow | zy pat ta ea at 6.32. 0 3-164. a Be, Teh iy 2 & Moxasens,—Sales of 13 hhda. Porto Rico at 3lc., and 50 do. Cuba muscovado at 28c. a tamely. meen 21 $16 00.8 $16 06, and prime at $13 60 a $13 68%, Sera as tae Beet was in good request, ‘and included im the sales were 100 bbis. extra Chicago re- Pepa ar Prime mess was quiet at $19 a $22. were selling in lots at $17. Bacon was sales reported of about 300 packages, includiug short rib- Ded middies at 9\c. a 93gc., and clear at 1 } meats ‘were steady, with sales of 160 paokages, including ahou)- ders at 6340. 8 5%¢.,and bamsatic.a7)<0 Lard was Arm, with sales of about 600 700 bbis and tierces at 10%c. a11}c. Batter and cheese were unchanged. Bick —Sales of about 100 casks were made at 3c 03340. SuGars.—The market was firm and active, with sales of about 1,600 hbds., chiefly Cuba, fair to prime quality, witbin the range of 6c, a 73¢., the latter for choice, ‘small lots Porto Rico at 7c. a 7% ,and@ samall lot prime do, at 84¢¢., and 175 boxes at 8143. ‘Tonacco continues without much demand, and prices for most joe wre firm: Saies, 32 nhds. Keniucky at 113c., 114 bales Havana at 30c. a 3730., Teas at 6o. a 180. Bi wt 8c. @ 233. Waisksy,—ihe enles embraced about 300 a 400 bbis. at ‘dace. Woot.—Therefis a mederate demand for clothing wools, and graded parcels of new clip to the extent of 60,000 Ibs. bave already been taken at full ratee—26c. for common to 42c. for full dlood fleece. Pulied wools are in demand, ‘and 40,000 lbs. have been taken this week, at 26c. a 28¢. for No. 1, 200. a 32c. for super, and fc tra. Fortign descriptions are ted. We subuvt a revised list of prices carrent, viz.. ee 2 2 $ 3 20c. per Ib. or less at port of ship- 7 r 24; on the’ skin, 16 per cent ad of the British North’ American pro- 4%.a 46 37 a 41 0 a 36 27 32 34 a 38 29 82 25 27 18 2. 9 16 23 2 10 n 10 13 Do. as Smyrna unwashed, Do. _washed.. Mexican unwashed, OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. THE FRUIT SEASON—POOR PROSPECT FOR PEACHES THIS YEAR—THE RETAIL PRICES OF MEAT, FOWL, FISH, BTC., BTC. ‘The featare of the market just at present is the abun- dance of all kinds of berries. All varieties are in with the exception of the blackberry, and that will be along in a little while. By our quotations given below it will be seen that prices are much cheaper than they were. ‘With regard to peaches the reports are very unfavora- ble, and the crop will be very light. It is doubtful whe- ther wo Willever have this delicious fruit as cheap and as abundant as it bas been in times past. Farmers have found it @ dubious crop at best. The trees are so delicate that a severe winter kills them; and when there is ® good yield, the fruit has been so chesp that nothing can be made by them, Farmers in Jereey are therefore turning bier and more reliable crope. There arefew or nonew trees planted, and the quantity is diminishing every ycar i Sa 3 ova5 0 Ae — Wi 4050 VRORTABLES Are much cheaper on an average than they wore large. Ser 870 per buabel, $1 60 per bbi: 9 Sus! assess PpSBlbbaRi ist Bens Heets Uarite, busek. Thero js really nothing kete. There is less pola at our quotations. People mort over once 2 day sparingly then, With such 4 HH 3 @ormg summer, an abundance of delicious tromt and vegetables in the market it is strange that meee of all kinds, salt and corned as well as fresh, should bo preferred. , omer « M& 16 Corned beet... Ba 9 Aron Neck:: Js 16 Gheok roses. 19 8 1 Porerbestk. 18 8 3 WM cutcbuck., Ta 9 ump - Ws MM Tripe, perlb.. 6 a — orton. Hind gra. 1s 14 Lamb,perlb.. 12 & 15 Fore ars. T 8 Chops a vr Hind gre. 12 0 14 "Weal cutlets... iT» 90 Fore qre.. Sa 7 on 1 Sansneoeniry 1 a 12 02 2 Rome vra ie RD, FTO, 12 Sa = 2a 18 moked hacon i oe = tm’k'd sliders w oe ‘ban’k’d tong’s. 6 nt ta prot gn at Je also vechan; in price, wi in a good quanti Of oxlmos in San Faaone for 260 «£00. per Ib. in Nove Scotia thia fieh brings onty 6, & 76. per tb., but get it lees than 250. in this market. Surely the Seer peer Peeee 2 11808 S8lle tas see £3.58 BIBRIES 3 MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. 10. oe. is Bam | Kt Bremen um Havre Biers 2. Liverpoot 31, ao, 7 33| wom waren sve 8 19 Port of New York, July 9, 1858. CLEARED. Steamspip Ariel, Ludiow, Bremen and Southampton—D a4 Daylight, Holbrook, Sydney, NSW—Goodeve, Arkell & Ship Hermine (Brem), Striker, Bremen—Pavenstedt & -Maitland, P) & Co. Bt teen. ewes rice eee Hark Bello Bafuard Coombs, Riizabethport—Ik P Buck & are (Dutch), Lambach, Rotterdam—Funch & 1, Band ig Bellona. Knowit Jt bitney & Co Brig Thompson & Hunter. Brig Nebraska, Freeman, Bath, Me—Waleh, Carver & Brig Bisinore, Whitmore Bangor—R P Buck & Co. - Fs pa Phillips & Co Bets joward, Nickerson, Curoena—Ingalis & Carman. he Brazos—shiers @ Oliver. Savanneb—McCready, Mott & Co. 0 Wilmington—MoCready, Mott & Pepe Behr J BR A Wood, Baltimore—Merrill & Abbott, fete M hou dren Pula Siar rio i Louisa, Baker. 4o—G L Hatch & Oo. Sebr D Davidson, Hardy. New Haven—R& J Godwis. Steamer Voneora, Norman, Philadelphia. al . Steamabip Edinburgh (Br), Cum: » Glasgow, June 26, 6 PM, with mdne and passen; no avert Craig, Exypenien et ee Cee oe tire ‘bth Jet 46 52, lon St Ll, Br bark Lock Lino, Dublin for Quedec; same day, elerge iceberg. The E bas also ced mi weather Eliza Matilda (Brem), Nordenvolt, Bremen. May 9, with mdse and £90 padsengers, to Henschen & Uunkhart, bad by eg ey ey (7, May Sl, Bark Koamos (Brem), farde, Cardiff, May S1, with coal, to Oelrichs & Co. Brig 8ea Foam ( (of New Bedford), Handy, Menton, Italy, 63 days, with lemons and olive oll, to Jobu R Dow. ‘Brig Lackhart, Windsor, NB, 9 days, with Cienfuegos, June 24, with sugar One bark, unknown, ‘Wind during the day 88E, and fresh, with dense fog below. Gurr Era Matory (of Mystic), from Havana for Fal. cargo of sugar, pnt into Newport, 11, 8h t three mien by yellow fever, ‘and three now sick. No boat having came from the veasel, can got no further information. The above was received Dy & pilot beat. (By letter to Etwood Walter, Eeq, Secretary Bosrd of Underwriters.) it, at Salem 7th inst imore, went ashore on C! bar 34 (as before reported), but got off after throwing over about 50 tons coal. at Derarruent or Prats, Washin; , July 7, 1858—Infor Dogo Teceivad atthe Diapattanset from J PRS Consul at Matanzas, of the Gaalin, masier of the brig Budorns, of Thomas Raunders, mopped) ng Wave, bark M 5 Garrl- ‘The Consni sisies that “many Awe- fallen victims to the yellow fe Of malignity. evalls with an uncommon degree a Woalemen. NZ Moh 28, Seine, Landre, NB, oll not stated. Soave ata ship wusabeth, ‘wrecked oc the Chatham Isisnds. Would cruise ana home. Freemantle, Ai March Btevhsnia. Fisher, NB, yr; all well, Bound spersa whaling: Axaros Bay, NZ. Feb 10, Milo, 8ou'e. NB, 900 sp 6.0 wh; ail well bound Woruiee of New Zealand. "Sound, Te i to i in for Weet Coast of New Holland," see AtSwan River March 22, Mery, Sands, NB, 850 ddIs ofl on board, bound . a Passe 3, Si jeon Howland, Williams, NB, 460 In Mareh, no lat, &0, Pametia, Coggeshall, NB, bound E No date, 40, S%Mays from Weat Coast of Africa, Odd Fel jow, ‘2 mos out, 250 sp 210, of and for Sag Harbor, ee. Sip Germania, Wood, for Havre, June 30, lat 39 50, lon. Falmouth, Berry, from Liverpool for Baltim: Sul 8, off New Point’ Bay ae 7. Ri from Liverpool for Baltimore, | 2 3 papeipemntied Bark G r henoe for Bristol, June 18, lat 42 Ports. 80, lon 47 $2, Keaton, Juve l—Arr Pinkham, Constantinople Livenroot, Jane 2)—Arr bark Wessacumcon, Ilalleity Ma Lacnorn, June 13—Arr. Newton. Trieste. Newrorr, Juee 22—8id za. Carcift n June 17—SI4 Niagara, Enter, Censaatinople Ports, Heme BOSTON, July 8 (addidonal—, Seal a pbgetor ue Sa TaN Ae: jan, Me Ames, Ames, Att ‘1 Avenue, Greensetd, nee, Neapolitan, Mary thicabeth. my) beige Con Del je ke July &—Arr_phio Ocean “(Brem), Kloover, | Gover, NYork: abipa dane Henderson, Galt, | saver, thie Jane Benderyon, mt | Dy rica, 4 + BALTIMOR! Premen; bart ahip Jang Hen erson: echrv Aramina, and Maryland. BANGOR. July 7—Arr brig mxeculve, hidridge, NYorm; sehr Biak, Hooper. do. BaTH, July 7—Asr echre O Buxton, Williams, Augusta; Gua Rock Fblinderphin for, Gardiner, bee paces MeCobb, Wilmington, NC; schr M re BAKSA'S LANDING (Warwick), July 7—Arr sloop Emily, Bourte. Port Keen. DiGH 408. aly 6—Arr sloope enator, Young, New York; 0. ry S-Are srben Caroline, Smith, Bites dethport; Gold: lod, Bennett, Norfolk; Unrust, Thompson, Pdiladelphia; Thos Pere, Robinenn, do; enntor. Mackte, mi Peeeee Sn Bere, ‘Ubase, NYork. Bid echr Notas, Weeks, v hac ina, Fung dana ] +7 Bewall, Loud, Philadel- in. PHARTFORR, July 7—Arr aches Connecticut, Clark, New Brocewick; Hartfort, Griswold, and A K Dougivas, Buck. sloop Mary Atwat 3 er. Damou, New York Hazard, Viberte;) @ Baldwin, Clark, and ,, ACHIAA, July 2. Tyler, N 3 oe aahcerieeReeenstens "7 Hew Toe Ip port 4th, brig Advance, Eaton, for NYork. eben s bark Base Sree. Site, Ns; ine, in Hamp’ sober ‘Tabms J i Baltimore for newb ee BEDFORD, Jaly Bare sohr Henry ‘al Snow, “ KEWBURYPORT, July 7—Art brig Henry Leeda, Grant, NEWPORT, Jaty 8. 244 PM—Ta port, echra R & Dean, Cook, from Taunter for Priiaas bove,W Pheve Nelson, ool Fail niver for Nor: nota Ay Tyegmad eek, 40 “Arr sth, P , stip lize Mallory, Miner, Maten: for Ps Fegath, be ont nareatine. et NRW HAVEN, July &—Aarrachra Vents, Tomlingyn, Poila- delphia; Neptune. d i Mid Tt. hewall, Win Hemingway, Port Bwen. iid sors Sarah Bilsabothy ge Deborah, acd Aun Hayes, PENSACOLA, | june 2—Arr bark Anna (Tuttle. Mobile; Houthern Helis, Tyler, do, Cit 24 ashrs Matohiens, Havana; 24th, Apna Relie, Kills, do. PORTLAND, July ]—arr brian Melvin, Ps Matan- maa, {3 |, Onrdenas; Norfolk. rN York; ing. Varney, ; ches OB Barton, Wate ie ergs nee Bron ely 2, Crowell, New Yorke Ud Dark : vi jarann. vegnrenow 'H, July 7—Arr sohr Thomas Hix, Hall, New PAWTUOKRT, July 8—Arr schr J B Holmoa, Campbeil’ iM uth iranie Pr pry t nM con, Phiindelpuns. i uh i «1 ; lowland, Baltimore, 7. Gould, Poiladetphlas i: erra Nevada, Doha i Moatérey, Arana, iota tp, Hallock, NY ork. lotern, fiarne, Tarkan ; Wry ana, J Lanny Proany, ia D Decker, Wat roue Rondont; _ Farvis, had, Mariela Hs fe Ect Bae Rela PB: ’ any ee Bueki Uid steamer ork: me ‘toon eee noe bas | ‘Rarring 7—Arr bark Dawn, Nort: echre ‘Jackoonvilies imate eae, Bie toe Taliolah, Pinnemer Ronde 4th, bein Ws tong Rondowe id aie brig Mary Philadeiphia; at Pines Aaa Kelley, onlay Nitork; ‘Rites . nd. O14 berk Goldfinch, Berry, do. ald brig Bitra Aton Ca ™NEORTON dol rr achr Roanoke, Jones, Rileabeth WILMINGTON, WO, Joly 6—Are cube WS Tdale, Bab Jock, N work, 20s ano cane ew aaa irony Thewn be bad at all the news offices, HS. CoBe’s NEW SEA STORY Itcan de had at ail the news oaices. “AVB YOU RB. ec ehonet? copes NEW sea sTORY Ttcan be had at all the news offices. ‘AVE YOU READ COBB'S MEW SKA STO! Fit bom ved Tt cam be bad at all the news offices. —$—$—— rn nore oll0. AVE Y FAD COBB'S 28a 870) FH itineinbon? ‘any wi Tt can be had at all che news ofiees, ‘’VE YOU READ COBB'S NRW SE, Fi ine Labor — Tecan be had at all the news offices AVE YOU RRAD COBB'S NEW SE. Hive thon? oe Ts cam be had at all the news offices, Cr ann ll FAYE, TOU GREAD COBB'S NEW SEA STORY LEDGAR Itcan be had atall the news offices, VE in the t Tt can be bad at all the news offices, FAT SR oREAD 008n's NEW 6BA srORY in the LBDGKus ? It cen be had at all the news offices. Fe Ta oRth? conse weW sea stony in the LRDGER! Tt oan be had at all the news offices. FLAYA, 200, cREAD B0BwSs NAW eB STORY in the LEDGER ? It enn be had at all the news offices. OU READ COBB'S NEW SE, Pra on Ttoan be had at all the news offices. FAVA, 200, REAP 0OBN'S NEW SHA fORY e Tiean be had atall thenews offices. FAT 2O5 READ copes NEW SEA STORY in the LEDGER * It can be had at all the news offices. Fg REA? COBB'S NEW SHA sTORY _Itean be had at all the news offices, FAO REAP COBB'S NEW GRA BrORY in the LAOGEA ? It oan be had at all the news offlees. AVE YOU READ COBB'S NEW SEA STORY bbs Tecan be had at all the news offices. etait Fe hoRE? COBB'S NEW sBA sTORY in the LEDGER Tt cun de had atall the news offloes. AVE, YOU READ COWS NEW SKA STORY es Tt can be had at »!] the news offices, HA 708, READ COBB'S NEW SEA STORY in the LEDG: Fou READ COBB'S NEW HEA STORY in the LEDGER t It can be had at all (he news offices. FA ba REA? COBB'S NEW GEA srORY in the uRDGEb ! Tenn be had at all the news offlees, FAY, Fogo Ret? COBB'S NEW SEA sTORY in the LEDGER! Itcan be bad at all the news offices. rg RRAD COBES NEW SEA eTORY in the LEDGER It oan ba had atall the newseffices. Ferg READ COMBS NEW SEA STORY ety gh Ti oan be had all the news offices, ‘AVE YOU READ COBB'S NEW BEA STOR in the LADGER + Tt can be had at all the news offices. A aREAD Cones NEW SRA STORY in the LEDGER ¢ Tt oan be bad at all the news offices, AVE YOU BEAD COBB'S NEW SEA STORY in the LADGRET ‘AVE YOU READ COBB'S NEW SEA Fi nine lkbonn? . mo Teean be had at all the news offices, ‘AVE YOU REAP COBA'S NEW AEA STORY im the LEDGER ! bis can be had at all the news offises, AVE YOU READ COBB'S N: Hi Wine ixpomn? a: AA eT Tt can be bad at all the news offlees, Ed es AVE YOU READ COBB'S pS GM ris ov eres It cau be had at all the news offices, ‘AVE YOU READ COBB'S NAW SRA STOR Fine Labount base! g It can be hed at all the news offices, ‘AVE YOU READ COBRR NRW SEA in the LEDGRA / oo Thoan be had at all the news offices, READ CORB'S NEW SBA STOR’ DGRK t ad Ti can be had at all the news offices, AVE YOU READ COBB'® NEW SéA 5: H*i a. bake? eh Sra” Tt can be had at all the news offices, FA oREAP COBD'S NEW SEA ePoaY im the LEDGER Ty can be bad at all the news offices. ‘AVE YOU RRAD COBB'S NEW SRA Bs ee oe Tt can be had at all the news offices, ec aREA? 0088'S NEW ska sTORY tn the LREDGBE ? Tican be bad at all tho news offiens, Fo oREAP 0oBs's NEW oRA stony in the LEDG: EB? Tecan be bad st all the news offices, | FYAYE YoU READ COBB'S NE Fi‘ ine tponn® oe Ttoan be had at all the news offices, BRAD Con's NRW SRA STORY Treonn be had at a! the nows offices. kdl bn HH’ YOU READ COBB'S NEW £EA STORY in the LEDGER ? It cen be had at all the pews oflses. Fg READ con's NEW SRA STORY in the LEDGER’ Ttcan pe hed at all the yews offisen, eg RRAP Coppe NAW SHA BTOAT ia the LEDGER! Troan be hed at all the news officne, Fe SG oREAD coupe NEW ska sToRY in the LEDGER? si _ Tt oan be had at all the news offier AVE YOU READ COBNS NEW ff, imibe LEDGER? Tt ean be had at all the — depo COBB'S NEW SEA STORY Tt can be bad atall the news offices, AYR YOU BRAD COLDS NEW 8EA sr He inetbomet — Tteonn be bad at all the news offices. p> CORDS NEW SEA STORY ie A __ Thean be bad at all ‘he news offices. AVF YOU Ral COBBSB NEW SEA STORY in the LEDOKR? Thonn be bed at all the news offices, FARR o5 RRA? YS NEW SEA STORY. in the LEDGER | Thoan be hed at all the nows offices. re aREAD COBWS NEW SRA stOR? in the LEDGER | nen) - ® Ac aREAD COBDS NRW SEA STORY in the LEDGER? Ti can be bad at all the news offices. FA boRZAD CO8WS NRW oA sTORY in the LEDGE! Tt oan be had at all the news aftices, AYR YOU READ COBB'S NE! Fit tne inborn! ee Troan be had at all the news offices. AYR YOU READ COBB'S WI A oo RF EW OfA STORY Tr can be had at ail the news offices, AVR YOU READ CosB’s 1: aa B'S NEW SRA STORY ne te anh BO ROTO ea READ con's NEW sma STORY _Tienm be had at all the news offices, BEAD COBB'S NEW SRA STORY * yon be had at sil the news offices, TEE abo? COMPA KEW GHA stone ave. you tn the LEDG! ave you In the LEDG! AVE YOU to the LEDC AVE YOU im the LEDG: Tt ean be had at all tho news offices, pire. Le AyR YOU READ COBDS NEW 8#A STORE LEDGER? Fi*i'ne Tecan be bad at all the news effices. AYE YOU BRAD 00! NRW SA STOR® ? H*eine Ti oan be bad at all the news offices, pone LI.) tt ttt YOU READ COBI'S NRW Fr eae okt SRA STORY Jt.om be bad at all the news offers, READ CO’ NEW & HV th BW SBA STORY can be hed at all the news offices, ¥ AD oon FL Wine kh oRE OWS NEW SEA STORY Tea be had at all the news offices, ‘on D ¢ " ‘ Y FEA oREt? COMMS NEW eA stony Tecan be had at all the news offices, AVR YOU READ COBDS NEW BEA STO Twine batt? ° ved pal Theam bs had at all the news oftoes, AVe YOU READ cons z ‘¥ In the LEDOBR® cdslnenaadnaal Thoan be da wt ail the oem oM sna, AYE Yoo READ Couns mew « : Aine titan ; a. ones It crn De bed 81 Ail fe wows ciiegn,