The New York Herald Newspaper, July 17, 1858, Page 8

8 NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1858. FINANCIAL AND COM’MERCIAL- ee in Jone, 1857, showing ap increase of senerteyent and gross varieta. of, vistas, pra qed ie ‘ uae 2, 200 0 A " amon ”" mb er ee . ~ 4 avout 2.560 bales, Bark Phantom, }, Kie Janeiro, eotee, ‘Bariman; Alma, BY MAR4ET. ‘At the annual meeting of the Norwich and Wor =) ¢ oer ad ‘ahd cen, Ns. Wp qos meting pines te Rapier, Hash vornel to master, Mary K Barney, Latner; Pars.y, July 16--6 P. M. cester Railroad Company the annexed statement 18c. @ 206. @ 210, bese cigs, while Purther items of commercial news from Europe, | was made, showing the result of the year’s business carried over from the spring were at ‘Drowpht by the Canada, a’. telegraphed from Hai fax, will be found under the appropriate head in an- g i i i 5 GEE other column. ment. In foreign goode there was some more firm- ness and movement visible. Linens suitable to the ‘The stock market opened buoyantly to-day, with fall trade were more firmly held. New styles of plaid @ general dispesition to buy. But early in the fore- silk of recent im; ition were firmly held. For some fine styles of plaids $1 124 was asked. ‘was as yet but a moderate business ieee a or heavy woollens, including * c. Owing to some increase in the prices of raw noon the news of the accident on the Erie road checked the buoyant tendency, and while causing @ecline o }.a j in the stock directly affected, stop- if vance of the other culatives. This ac” wools, both foreign and domestic, it is believed wool- Pent wait cccma to have eansed the death of | for June was as follows: len geods wil revive this all some what from the de » 3 rersion spring. present abun- Hong wome seven, and the injury of twenty-five to thirty Main Siem. N.W.Ve. Branch. Tota. | ance of money continne, it will tend to impart | go! alin ae way i, | Bae ReeE an more passengers, cannot well cost the company leas Fer puarngere S427 26 1338223 lost SY siavaaes | More animation to trade generally. tea wos Gall, Mah salen of vg soiling, 0. Snow. r Aree N¥ork abe 20h and od than a hundred thousand doliars, independently of its damaging influence on the character of the line. Under the circumstances, it is most unfortunate for the company; those who operate for the rise in its stock may consider themselves lucky if a decline of ‘ene per cent is the only consequence. New York Central, which sympathises more directly with Frie than any other stock, declined J; Hud- won River, {; Reading, j. Galena was rather Detter. Cleveland and Toledo was 3 per cent higher; Rock Island, 3; Michigan Southern, preferred, 3; Panama, 4; Harlem, 3. Mlinois Cen tral is dull at iast quotations. Milwaukie and Mis- sissippi slowly declines, in consequence of the fiman- cial troubles in which the management is involved. ‘The greatest rise of the day was in Pacific Mail, which went up three-and-a-half per cent on the strength of the probable profits of the company by the rush to Frazer river. People well remember ‘the enormous profits which were made by the first companies which carried passengers to California. Jt is confidently expected that the new line to Van- eouyer’s Island from San Francisco will prove equal- Jy remunerative. Within a fortnight Pacific Mail has risen ten per cent. Among the bonds the Mis- souris were the most active, at a rise of j per cent. Im the other State securities there was a moderate business done, without change in prices. La Crosse land grants rallied one per cent. It is understood that an interview has taken place between Gover- ner Randall, of Wisconsin, who is now in town, and the managers of this company, and that the Governor's objections to granting the certi. ficate, essential to the land grant, are in a fair way of being removed. The company is under- stood to have decided to pay its interest. There wasa sale of Nicaragua Transit at two per cent, Very little hope is entertained in the street that this concern will ever come to anything, though the monthly subvention paid by the Pacific Company to Commodore Vanderbilt would, if it were credited to it, make its stock valuable property. At the second board the market was somewhat weaker. New York Central, Erie, Reading, Rock Island, and one or two other of the speculatives, were shade lower. Pacific Mail was active at an ad- vance; Michigan Central likewise advanced a trifle. The closing prices were:—New York Central, 85; Erie, 18]; Hudson, 283; Reading, 46; Michigan Central, 58j; Michigan Southern, 23}; do., pre- ferred, 454; Panama, 1043; Minois Central, 76; Ga- Jena, 88}; Cleveland and Toledo, 36f; Rock Island, 76}; Pacific Mail, 75}, &c., Kec. ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $16,548,749 17, and the balances #1,037,750 80. The Metropolitan certificates are now reduced to $9,000. ‘The following was the business of the Sab-Trea- wury, at this port, today:— + $260,876 46 72, 00 279,019 64 00 * soat'ear 9 There was little doing in foreign exchange. Bankers are holding at 109j a 1093; mercantile sig- natures at 108} a 1094. Francs are worth 5.lia 5.12. The market is dull. Several California bars have been taken up for the steamer of to-morrow, which it is supposed will take out $400,000 in specie. ‘As to domestic exchanges, Messrs. Groesbeck & Hoyt quote as follows:—Boston, | discount; Phila- deiphia, | do.; Baltimore, } do.; Charleston, } do.; Savannah, } do.; Mobile, j premium; New Orleans, 4 40.; Cincinnati, ; discount; Chicago, 1 do.; St. Louis, } do. ‘The Peter Cooper Fire Insurance Company have @eclared a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable August 2. We understand that Mr. 8. T. Bul) has resigned ‘the office of agent for the State of Ohio in this city, & position which he has held for the last eighteen years. ‘The Citizens’ Bank of Memphis, Tenn., bas closed its doors. The New Orleans Crescent says:— ) Fights and franchises ¢f the old Southern Pacific Ratroad Company, 4 fog atm g beeen age heed company have beep pul tormal possession. course: - phy wil be takes, and the case carried up to the Bupreme Court for final determination. ‘The Providence papers publish the returns of the banks of Rhode Island on the 5th inst. They com- pare as follows with those of the previous return on the 21st of March:- Rue Is.axp Barks A decrease of deposits in other banks of Banks Out of Providence. n increase of capital of...... of circulation of. of desoeite of. >> >>> ‘The following are the footings for the nine last retarne:— Provulence Banks. pitad Ponte Cay 5 Jan. 11.. 14,608 400 1,338,435 Wich 15. .14,613,700 1,043,080 14618800 1,080,815 ‘ 996,96 1,089,333 1,131,276 1208543 1)170,711 11951;,710 An investigating committee is now engaged in overhauling the affairs of the Bank of the State of Tennessee, and a report of their labors will soon he forthcoming. The receipts of the Michigan Southern (road for the first week in Jaly were $37,300, against $42,000 for the same time in 1457, showing a decrease of $4,700. The receipts of the Chicago, St. Pan] and Fond do Lac Rajiroad for Jppe, 1858, were 99*,512 55, against Tota! .....9940282 61 21,287 86 38,131.38 402,601 76 "The following is a statement of the receipts of the past month as compared with those of the corres- pondingmonth of last year:— Main Sem. N. W. Va. Wash. Branch. Total. 1858. , .$313,222 61 22,237 86 = 88,132.38 = 402.591 75 1857... 387,643 18 - 36,275 37 423,922 56 Dee. $44,410 67 Ine. 1,86201 21,290 80 As compared with last month, there is an increase on the main stem of $9,537 85; a decrease on the Parkersburg road of 4,287 60, and on the Washing- ton Branch of $4,431 26—giving a net increase of this month over May of $938 99. The earnings of the Soutbern division of the Chi- cago, St. Paul and Fond da Lac Railroad were:— $38,512 36 87,007 72 Increase over same month last year........ $1,334 63 ‘The following table will show the discounts, depo sits, specie circulation of the South a as reported in their statement for the month of June:— Bank of State.. .$1,550,064 $783,996 $253,502 $1,619,187 Columbia. 825,964 206,212 6.418 - 469,145 317,605 5b, $10,204,162 3,279,210 2,086,175 5,912,088 The aggregates of the statement are as follows:— Liabitities. si... Att Total... ..+. $52,890,687 Stock Fripay, i 4 16, 1858. $5000 Mich 6's, '78.. 106 150 sha Erie Ri a3 185, 1000 V: or ae 3 4000 * 8000 6000 22000 000 3000 3000 3000 600 6 2000 betel 7000 58 600 23 2600 Bx 10000 Bi 5000 2h 38 abs 23% 100 Me oJ 40 Phen! 45% 5 Bank 46% 60 Nic 463g 80 Del 46% 100 30436 bo cd 60 Penn . 38 18 do. 88 75 Pacific 87% 150 do... 305 16 do. . 8% ae 8 3655 76% 16% 763, % 1 6 WY sy 18% bs) a “6 4676 108% 50 30 Gelena &ChIRR, 88 100 Cley & ToIRR.b30 3636 00 Gr serserge 9036 350 Chi & Rock IRR. 76), 18 ‘The Dry Goods Trade. The following i#a comparative statement of the import of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since January 1:— For the Werk. 1866, 1867. 1868. Eetered at the port....$2,085,000 6,948,103 2,303,543 Thrown op market... 2,047,803 6,180,468 2,Fr6,444 Since Jan. 1. Extered ot the port, . $51,207,445 66,567,815 24,042,761 Thrown en market... 60,891,906 61,171,014 29,626,311 By the above returns it will be seen that both the entries of dry goods and the amount thrown upon the market during the past week are about one-half less than they were for the same week last year, while they were in excess of those for 1866. The totalssince the first of January last fall largely in arrear of those for the same period both in 1856 and 1857. The present week has given some more in dications of the scattering commencement of the fall trade. Merchants from distant points have appeared in market, and have made purchases to some extent to replenish their assortments, so that they may be prepared for the opening of the season in their respective localities. Buyers have appeared here and there from New Orleans, Mobile Louisville, Cincinnati and St. Lonis. But,as many swallows appear before summer, so many merchants arrive before the fall trade fully commences. The prospects regarding the fall trade continue to im- prove as the season advances; and with the con- clusion of a good harvest, and fair prices for produce, we may expect to see a considerable revival of trade generally. At last accounts from Europe the crops of grain on the Continent were said to be a promising, which bad imparted greater firmness to wheat and flour, both at London and Liverpoo!, which produced greater buoyancy in our market. Should the prices of breadstufts be by any chance enhanced the result will act very favorably on Western trade. Pork and beef are likely to be sustained at remunerative pri The discovery of extensive gold fields in Washington Territory has already caused pret of pork to be made for shipment to California. Some increase in the demand for ready made clothing and certain styles of dry goods may be expected to spring up for the same part of the country. At last accounts trade had revived at Manchester, and manufacta- rere were enabled to get better prices for goods, which fact, with the increased demand for money, showed that trade was reviving in England, which would lead to increased consumption of cotton goods, and tend to sustain the present prices of raw cotton. Our own manufacturers are prodnving more freely and with greater confidence. of them appeared in market this week, and pw cotton quite freely, While the raw material re mains within the neighborhood of present prices with the light stocks of goods in the country, no se rious decline in the prices of American cotton goods can reasonably be anticipated. Goods, therefore, are generally held with more firmness than they were at the close of the epring season. The move ment in domestic fabric as yet is light, while prices are firm. Brown a and shirtings were firmly held at 84e., six mu a _ eight months. Light sheetings were 5$c. a 6¢. In other descrip: tions there was no change of moment to notice. Bleached goods were selling moderately at steady prices, ere was an improved export demand for drills, and sales were reported for Calcutta at Sjc. Bleached and blue drills were quiet. Osnaburgs were held with more confidence for the opening of the fail trade. Stripes and ticka were in moderate demmnd, at unchanged prices. Prints were in goo OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. DULNESS OF TRADE—ITS CAUSH—THE &BBTAIL PRICRS—THE FRUIT AND VEGETABLE MARKBT— the morning, but after that it is as quiet as though it was Sonday. It is difficult to account for the duiness which | has reigned go long in the provision market, and there is | reagon to believe that families are practising unusual econoisy im articles of household consumption. 8 also undoubtedly trae that our resident popu aoe yesr a ple piv year, and the ¢1 build: er occnpations eee o vast naabers of mechanics, has depopulating the city. ‘The stock of old srrivals from Bermuds ceased. Norfolk still sends « lar, cers, Dut the bulk of the potatoes apd Dykemans from Lovg Ieland and Jersey. Potatocs sell from $3 a $3 50 per bbl. What arecalied “‘cullings’— potatoes that are aesorted from the Tr ones—are sold for $1 25 per bbl. Tnese are im great vor with the pedlers, and are alao much used by the bakers, who make very fine them. Green corn ie coming [in im emell lots from the ‘Will goon be full of it. supplies which are ready to come in frem the surround: country will, do doubt, make this most desirabie of vege- bles cheap enougb. Peas have been cffored last week for 31 cents per bi upagain. Early oabbeges are sbandannt, the hot sun Daving matured them wonderfully. Prices are as @ geno. ral thing cheap for al] vegetables: — exhausted, and the leston have entirely Potatoes ia al and Chari that is the small " Tomatoee aro up ia mae Soe care |, but the price is 0 Kew ep'g cabbage. Creumbers per {00.1 Bot! SFusl Fo Sqnash, doz a - Green Cora, per 100 87 8 1 00 Strawberries have entirely dissppeared, but their place @ variety of other fruit. 059 baskets of strawberries ‘were sold tbis season in New York, which, at an average of three cents per basket, would bring $190,681 77; quite & good sum for so smslla fruit. There are some fine va rieties of cherries in market, which sell tolerably cheap; they will soon be oat of market. ing yesterday for twelve cents per quart, and bisck beans are in market. Raspberries, currants and gooseberries ‘Apples and pears are due. Stonty for pies. Water and murk melons are Dried fruits are bigh. upplied Dy m lari bas beep computed that 6.0: White beans were sell- R to appear upon the b.. R851 1 Sse grr 211 Slates ia 2 8 8. ab’ll craba.dz 100 eeeee Pee oP MISCRLTANROUS. Yigge are dearer than they were, in consequence of the of supplies from the West, farmers having some thing elve to attend to. Butter is dal! and unchanged wo Pot cheese Peeeere SRRRIKRS CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Pray, July 16-—6P. M. Asnrs.—The sales embraced about 75 bbis., including pote at 6c. aud pearis at 6',c. Breanetrys —Flour—The market was boavy and ciowed with the torn of the market in favor of the Weatera aad Onio Cansdian Mixed to straight Southern Southern fancy and extra... . Choice extra (emily and Dakers’ brands Capadian brands were in feir demand and pri the sales embraced about 200 a ; Routhern floor was steady and in fair de mand; the rales embraced about 1,100 b the above prices. Rye fi unchanged, with sales of about 125 bbls. The market was without cht Inferior grades ruled heavy, while prime qualities were ecarce and firm. The salee embraced bout 40,000 # 50,000 bushels, incloding Cavadian white 81 $1 10, white Wirconaia at $1 06 at $1 08, ard Wesern winter red at $1 02 a $1 03 white Michigan and Kentacl Indiana at $1 04; vosound of moment in quo white Indiana do. at $112; & email jot red joago #pring a 74e & Tie, and good Milwaukie club at Ylo.; there wae no Southern of moment on the market. Corn was unebanged: the plied with heated Wesiern, while all kinds wore weace; the sale em 000 a 40,000 buwbhels, inc !udin Bt 600. # 70¢., and fair to ime bigh mixed do at 80c., and at S2c, no supplies of Southern of yellow was worth Foment were on the market %o. Rye—Bales of 7,000 bnabela wore made at 68e. « Onte wore firmer, with sales of State and Westero We extract the following and grain for the week from th of the receipts of flour cular of Wm. G. Out - - 480 of four and grain for the week ending ) Bt OK0. @ 1D AKC. ade, m 9408 sales have reached about 1,200 | 22 Lime was ly, and 21,600 bbis. Rockland, including common at 65c., aul Jump at 80c , cash. Mos.asezs. —The market was steady, with sales of about 90 hhés. Cuba muscovado at 285. NAvaL Stones —The ies were hight, while the ex- rt demand was checked by the advance in the rate of eights, We have no change of moment to notice in and clear mess at $18 25 a $18 50, with asma lot af . at ; prime meas was quiet st $19 at $22. See ree Fras tree, Wane Gore MASTS TB. pom was a113{c. Out meate were in good demand, Wests ive ties chselanre sercoe aibice a5%c., with small sales of hame at 73sc. @ 73%. Lard was in demand at the concession in priceg, and seles em- about 800 a 900 bbls. at 11340. for new; 11%c. a 11% 6. for good to prime quality. Butter and cheose were Pimento —A large business was done im this article. Thorales embraced about 6,600 bags, inclading all in firet bands bere and in Boston, on private terms, of which Sek for export. It m now held for higher pr "lime of 400. 500 casks were reported at Sc. a3%e. SvGane were firmer and more active. The sales em- breced about 3,500 hhde., chiefly Cuba muscovado, at 6s. a73¢. Some lote Porto Rico at 7c. a 83¢c., and about 460 do.’ molado at 5c. a 53,6, and 30 boxes at 3c. ‘Wmiskey.—The marke was more Ducyant, and the sales embraced about 500 a 600 bbls. at 24c. Woor.—The demand since our last stavement has been to a moderate extent, chiefly of American wools. Foreign s quiet, and the saies not important. There have been ¢ £8 ¢8 Of fleeces in the oouatry, and the excite- ment in ‘Western States has ron up prices from the beginning ef the season for cli , 8c. to 4c. per Ib. The arrivals of new wool have moderate, owing to tne lateness of the season for shearing. Movements in Real Estate. The following sales were made yesterday :— E. H. Ludlow & Oo. Floure and lot #. #. 30th st. near 34 ay. , 18 9x98.9.. $6,632 Lilot n. 8. 44th st., det. Sth aod 6th avs., 25x100.... 3,600 Wm. H. Frenkiia. ‘m. H. House and tot 66 Moore stree, 26x82........+.+6+ $6,100 STBAMERS TO AND FROM HAVANA AND REW ORLEANS. Eurme Crry—From New York 2d, arriving at Havana ‘Tih and New Orleans 10th. From New (rieans 20th, He- vane 234, arriving at New York 28th. Canawna—From New York 12th, arriving at Havana ‘17th, and New Orleans 19th. From New ( 2th, Hiavape 30th, arriving at New York 3d. PurLapELrinA—From New York 17th, arriving at Hava- ba 22d, and New (rieans 25th. From New 9 Sth, Havans th, arriv: ee ee ae Slat. When the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers wil wail on Monday, excep from New Orleans. may to corres- pondence inthe Fast — The mail leaves Southampton on the 4th and 20th of each month, and =a at Gibraltar about the %h and 26¢b of same me! Arrives at Malta about the 14th and 30th of same iS Arrives at Alexandria about the 13ih of same and of following month. Leaves Suez apout the 20th or 21st of same and Sib or Arrives at about the 26th oF 26th of game and 10th or 12th of following month. leaves Aden about the 26th or 27th of same and day of arrival for Bombay, and 11th to 30th for Chisa, Xo. Indian Navy steamer arrives at Hombay about the 3d to te ee eee or 29th of following month. Arrives at Singapore about the 15th or 16th and Slat or ‘st of following montb. Leaves about 12 hoors after arrival. Arrives at Hong Kong about the 22d or 24th and Sth or 20th of month. Leaves next day for Shanghae- Two mails leave Eogland—one oa the Sth and 20th of each month—via Marseilles, and arrives at Alexandra about the eame time as the Southern mail. Ba All packages and letters intended for the New York Hina should be eealed. ~TPLMANAC FOR NEW TORR—TMOW DAY. SUN RIOR. 6. a stm sere ‘of New York, July 16, 1858, CLRARED. Steamebip City of Washington (Br), Petrie, Liverpool— JG Dale. Keutgen & ‘anip Challenge, Fabene, San Francisco—Welle & Ema- Ebip Martha’s Vineyard, Robinson, Glaegow—Danham & Dimon. Ship Fairfield, Hathaway, RotterGam-—Laytin & Hurlbut Ship Jobn knox, Ginn, Oty Foint—R P Buck Bark Coriolan (Brem), Stcenegratte, Bark Wilhelmina, Dillingham, Buenos Aytes—Oelriche & Oo. Rark Pearl, Hutchings, Bermoda—Middleton & Oo. maa BrigZapbyr. Smi Croix—| roeman & Co. Brig cee Brows, worthy, H>vana—W W iuseell. Brig Dorothy, Trinity, NF—H L Routh & Son. Brig Richard (Br), Le Gresiy, Burin, NF—Gilleapie, Desn & Oo. Brig Mystic, Fish, Lavacca=MoOready, Mott & Co. Rrig Cadiz (Br), nie, Phindelphia—Funch & Meineke. Schr Melrose (ir), Campbell, Windsor, N&—J 8 Whit. ney & Co, t Argus, Tucker, Jacksonville—Mayhew, Talbot & Co. Schr Kate Stewart, Mather, Charleston—Seranton & ‘Tallman. Schr Fleetwood , Burr, Georgetown, 80>—Woodruff & Ro- binson. Schr Hannibal, Wentworth, Borton—H D Brookman & 00, Rebr GL, Lovell, Roston—J Fi Nickerson. Steamer Bristol, Allen. Philadelpbia Steamer Ano Fliza, Robinson, Philadelphia Steamer Kennebec, Hand, Philadelphia, ARRIVED. Ship Western Empire (of Boston), Soule, Liverpool, May ‘gp Harvest Queen, ‘Young, Ti May 90, with ] eat Queen, Young, ¥ neon and passengers, to © H Ksarobal 6 be. Wan towed into quarantine thie evening by steaming WH Webb. Bark William, Patterson, Mi June 2, with lead, &c, ‘ , lat 86 39, mn 40, aly 4 from ——— & tremendous x in Paoke had foe and calms. John Schultze, of Rostock, s veampn, wae killed by the topend sheet chan , Parez, Alicante, 32 days, with licorice, tothe dernte Of Becksport Perry, June 29, ‘ted MOR Buck & Oo. ih inst, iat iene ), spoke brig B Young, of Calais, from Arroyo for Sobr La Plata (of Franklin), Hutchins, Salinas, PR, June with, 3 g to J V Opativia. SchrR © Sanard, Jr (of Baltimore), Graves, Black River, Ja, Jane 29, with » &C, tO Schr D Trowbridge (of 3), Wedmore, Turks Islands, 11 days, with salt, & Hunter. 18th inet, 9 AM, duri a dense fog, ashore on the beach near the Ocean ‘Highlands, where she lay until 11 o’clock of the night of the 14th, when she got off, by the sesistapoe of wrecking schr Excelsior, and leaking about chr Byer Br), Ab B 8th mst, with meinem a uae ny , Sth inst, with fruit, to © Ssbr Sea Bird, Carew, Newbern, 6 days. Sebr J U Lane, Lurvey, 7 Schr Mountain Avenue, Greenfield, Boston. Scbr CB Prindle, Loring, Yarmouth. Mass. Schr Whistler Preebrey, Taupton. Schr Onrast, Thom) |, Providence. Scbr Joscph Hall ers, Portland, Ot. bd Robert Smith, cox, pereee: ©. aLO8, by Schr Undine, Lawrence, Portland, Ct. Sebr © Spellman, iman, Albany for Providence. ete Maria L Ball, Lawrence, Albany for Middletown, L Staples, Taunton. Sioop Sarab, Sloop Artist, Forrester, Somerset, a ‘ Sloop , Stedman, . Sxeamer Kennebec, Hand, i'hiladelphia. Steamer Ospray, Kenney, Providence. ‘Sbip Manhattan, fro Epa ma Ship Belle of the Qcean, from Liverpool. Shrp John Sidney, elds. Sh'p John F Storra—(all the above by pilot boat A B Neilson). Bark Weather Guage. Bark Dorcas C Yeaton, from Rio Janeiro. Bark Corilla, Pettengiil, from Rio Janeiro. Brig Orinoco, from Remedios. SAILED. Ships New World, Liverpool; Jeremiah Thompson, St Joho, NB; bark Sarah , Demarara; brig W Gootland, Glou- cester. Wind at sunrise NE, sunset SSE. Misceltaneous and Disasters. Swr Pvrerasia, ashore at Squan, lies in the same posi- tion. The wrecking schr H W Johnson is alongside taking out cargo. Bark TRovaTonB—It was reported at Buenos Ayres (no date) the bark Trovatore, Carver, was a total logs at Mal. denardo, where she put in for » harbor. Bank Eastern Star, Voorhees, from London, Gravesend aged 21, for Adelaide, Australia, put into Rio Janeiro 8th Brus eT in the harbor of Ha- ‘Vana 8th inet. Sem Mary Axx & Caroune, which got ashore on Georges Island, and was afterwards got off leaky and put ashore on Gallup’s Island, to prevent filling, was from Philadei- phia (not Portland, as misprinted) tor Newburyport. Seu Winkiwinp (rey d sunk yesterday) hes been raised by atd anes cosine pol fees pt into New Bediord 14th inst, by steamtug Spray. She wiil go on the railway for repairs. Bark Sophronia, formerly of Boston, now sails under the Mexican flag, having been purcitased at San ipinow Hallet WS teaslon cod recently’ cleared treme She is now ani from SF, for Macatian, 4 Whalemen, , SEE EYRE Th, ee ne, Bees sland. ‘On Coast of Africa March 9, Oeceola, Chadwick, NB, 200 sp 20 dikfisb all told. At — June 8, Dartmouth, Heath, NB, bound home direct. At Payta June 3, Active, We NB, 1000 bbls ap and 50 Payte , Wopd, NB, ” de wi wo on . At do June 16, Chili, Clark, NB, 125 bbisep and 125 do bikfish oi}. with bia sp and 250 do wh oil—bound to cruise on Callso Archer Grounds. Has taken no oi! since leaving Taica- hubno in February. At do June 12, He Smalley, NB, 1000 bbis sp oil, all told— bound to Archer Ground on an 8 months cruise, and ‘tan on ce Fapie ) eae Ferrill, NB, 650 on fune yr, , NB, ail told; Peru, Banton, Nant, 600 ap; 84, Active, Wood, Ni, 4 » NB, 100 sp since last report; 6th, Hecla, do, 1000 sp, all told; 10th, A ton, Robinecn, Fall River’ 160 ap £6 wh; Falcon, Xi A Taber, do, 1000 nD ten Archer ae Som ™. Pat Tomber, Harvest, Winslow, NB, 300 sp, all well— fitting for a short cruise and home. A very large fieet was expected to cruise on the Archer Ground thieseagon. The Gallipagos ‘leet will therefore be very small. 20, north of Islands, Mary Wil- tort Barker, Nye 200 bbls all aid Goals Cask’ do, 90 sp 120 bik tah; A Lace, Ripley, BAgartewn, 50 sp and some No date, &c, Catalpa, Snow, NB, 120 ep since leaving 10, off ), Xantho, Burton, of Warren, fe 150 Uble ef ainco tearitg fanaibas Noy 11— Capt 's health was good; same day, bark Acorn, pang of Provincetown, had taken 40 bbis oil eince leay- Zanzibar. ‘hip Main (Ham), tenes, besos for Hamburg, June 90, lat 40 66, no lon given. Sbip. M Howes, Mason, from Singapore for Hong Kong, April B, Int 21746 N, lono105 12 F. uke Reindeer, from Sagua for Philadelphia, July 1, no An Am clipper bark steering §, wae painted black, and main ekyrail, but showed no signal, was seen June carried 2, lat 21 49, leu 29 63 cake H ix from Bangor for itimique, June 25, Int 2:5 45 N, ton 24 62. “4 ‘ Brig Pudoras, 12 days from Matanzas for Vortiand, July 12, off Montauk: Axo, April 10—Arr ships Haonibal, Reimer, Chinchew get sid 224 for Shanghae); 20th, Banshee, Thomas, Houg jong (and «ld 234 for Swatow). Asrixwait, July 3—Arr schr Liberty, Curphy, King- ston, Je. Baxoxor, April 8—In port ehip Sea, ,, Whitmore, from and for Hong Kong, uno. N¢ up for London Burnoe Ayers, Jane S—In port ebip Margaret ii: Strout, henee, arr May Sl; barks Rabeomena, ‘Abbot, hence. for West Indiew, Paladin, Wilson, from Raltimore for NYork: Antagonist. Crowell, for do; Sea Bird, ———, from Boston, arr May 28; Henry Buck, Pendieton, hence, , Glover, 40, arr Sist; Swallow, Upton, frem Salem, arr Jone 2 Salacia, Higgins, from ws 4 Od. brigs Volant, Botaford, from Rosario for NYork; nita, , for do. Passed Point Indio June 4, bark Homer, bound up. Bisa, June 25—-No Am Vessel in port. Baracoa, July 5—No Am voese! tn port. Cancurta, May pee ag fy Carrier, Ben tin, from Boston, arr —th, to load for Boston; 3 tog, Foster, for do: Midnight, others ot was the river, mame Saugor May 7, abip Alice Ball, Hickey, — ye ae bark Fdmund Dwight, ‘ereon , ‘ladelphia few days; schr Maria 1. Davia, Whelden, for Boston few days. y 3. joer bad been aceldentaily drowned ai the ; Cordelia, Cook, from Boston, ne Seaaees Moore, from Boston: junt arr. Sid June 26, ig lamartine, Harriman, Boston! July 4, bark James Cook, Young, do. Frerrnera, July 8 No Am veesel in poot, Fiawexco, May 17—In port bark Scotland, Rowe, for Boston soon. GimnaLtaR, June 23—I0 port ship Sebastopol, 4 Raynes, wig orders, Braily Taylor, Taber, for N 5 wes ; ly Tay for NYork 2 days. Gna WI, June 26—Arr brig Foster, Crowell, Now York. Howe Kore, May 4—In post abip Fi |, Nickels, for fan Freaclece ¥ dal, Frigme Bok opto, for do In; Atmorpbe, mt, for do 16th: and oaters. av —! ellington Jae. n0n, Secon and NYerk: sth tee ; Dig Keng Bird, Brown, York. to iien mupar at Abe per Fvening Star, 4 ; i bor jones, for do. ‘Thirty one States, Ligaie Drew, Gooding, for 8t Petersd: Barnbam: Ay Albertina, ; ; berg, do do; Lovlem Bes, Wyler for do Chas jobn, for Cardenas, to load Siam, White, Macao. Yexvamuveo, June 19—In schrs Pranutin Bell, ‘Tothil), for Philadelpbie via Turks Island, 2 de; Henrietta, ‘Thatcher, from Ricbmond, for ee or chrtr, Sid 1%b,, r, Simmons, Ponce, Juve 28~In port brigs Abby Thaxter, for NYork: July 1; Robt Sowe, for NHaven 24 or 34; R Fisher, from, —, just arr; W F Buckman, for NYorlt, ldg: Sid 28th, bark , —, to fluish Idg for NHaven. Rio Janemo, June 9—In port barks Eastern Siar, Voor- from London for Australia, arr 8th, leaky; Kedron (not Redson), Farrell, for NYork idg; and others. pMATOW, April 16—Sld bark Algonquin, Gibbs, Sang SinGarorx, 13—In port’ ships Andes, Chepmsn, for Boston, 1¢ “Sua omr fo Hone owe Sams day: Sor wester, Gregory, for hcg, Moy Calcutta ; ‘ Smith, seeking ft; Antelope, une; bark Looky Stas, patho 1g Kong and Shanghae; and others ‘as be- reported. Kong; 13th, barks Helen Mar, Low, do; J R Mora, Riley, from Calcutta, arr 1st and sld'11th for San Francisco. Alexander, wy 3— Terig Jato e Arey, ome, for AS, In is rey, is 2 days; ‘anh probably oftera, Bia sa sebe Rio, Elizabeth City, NC. one PR, June 22—No Am veasel in port. at H (seven of the crew were dead, and three were only on board able to do duty). ‘rom gd 6—In port bark Franklin, Mitchel), for dg. oe red to load for Boston; ‘Lepbyr, Shaall” Heeper, Ar: mitage, and White Sea, Evans,unc. ’ . ¢ ee ae i previous, bark Snapdragoo, Da- vis, - In port May 4, ships Bald Eagle, Treadwell, from Kong, for NYork; Argonaut, Norton; Sonora, Briard, a) Storm King, Callaghan, for do; Dragoon, Weston, and Crystal Paiste, Stmmnend, une. . F Home Ports. ALEXANDRIA, July 16—Sid achr Blanche, Delep, Bar- Ddadoes. BOSTON, July 16—Arr R W Packer, Tas, Cpe Bee tien; schre Silver Berry: P A Saunders, ana Forte atone, Philadelphia; Protection, Oole, ; Plymouth Hock, Lacy, NYorls. Telegraph- ed, bark St #, from Remedior, at anchor m quaran- tine; signal brigs. Brig Water Witch was not be- esterday. Cid barse Manchester, ‘Taylor, Hepat yee Wave, i men; Maria, A Mareta, 2s Steed, Demarara; Frances Jane, Kirch, St Johns, ; Fernandez, Norfoik. BANGOR, July 14—Cld echra Lodi, Butchingon, Matan- ; B Rone, Burgese, Philadel BATH, July d—Arr brig , Freeman, NYork. CHARLESTON, July 13—Arr ‘Auante, Lay- 7% pol Numantioa, See ment hus’ provected for Now York a's damage on. DANV! Ay Ppa came 8S hee, Hudson, Phi- ndeiphtn 14th, T H Thompson, Baker, NYork. FALL RIVER! July 14—Sid schr Jas Lawrence, Rogers, NYork ; sloops Gipsy, and Orion, do. oon ‘In the bay, schr M A Jobnson, Sooifield, trom Port GARDINER, July 8—Arr schre Greenock, Wilson, Phila~ deiphia; Mth, Only Son, Partman, NYork. “Sid 16th, sor Glenroy. Giidgen yet eur catands "eae em + Re war! lo. ad, Tylor, NYork: 10th, Tyra, Haskoll, do.” . MAUHIASPORT, July 10—In port brig Boundary, Blont, for NYork, wind, MILLBRIOGE, July 6—Arr brig Reliet, NYork. MOBILE, July 10—Arr bark r, Turple, Philadel phin; brig Mary Hamilton, Crowell, Portiand; schr Rebec- $4, Lawrence, Pensscols. Cd schr N Mesnard, Burdick, sane. NEW ORLEANS, July 10—Arr (by te) scr Jas Miller, Paine, NYork. Sid 1th, ship Hey State, Simmons, NORFOLK, July 16—Arr in Hampton Roade (by tel) ship Old Colocy, ror Catlao—wes comm torabiy off Cape Horn; bark Mary Frances, from Patagooia, with guano. NEW BEDFORD, July 15—Sid brig Orman, Baker, Phi- ladelpbia; achrs Knight, Sears, and FU Smith, do. Joba r, Allen, and J Gorham, Andrews, 8 York; and others NEWBURYPORT, July 15—Sid US sebr Ranger, Fowler, ONEWTORT, J ly 16, 246 PM. NEWPORT, July 16, 25; PM—In pert sbip Eliza Mallory ; bark Orray ‘ait, brigs Harp, votes ear thea? mond, Paine, from ton Ph ia, Navi e Hal, row m Warebam for 40; Cw Dentey, P Mowe, Vie" jee; L Clark, Sooy, from for Phila: deipbis; OM Pettit, ‘lark, from pt ot Rhode Island, Orion, J P Wailace , and others ‘as before; all wind bound. NEW LONDON, Joly 14—Are Providence for NYork; Ninette, Dart, Rondout'for Provi- Cid rene Motatat HT f : Mountain A NEW HAVEN, Jut Shields, schre Mary Veacock, from Rio Janeiro; Rdmund Haytien. Old steamer Poston, Sellew, N York; Ryder, a SO der! and lay State, Verrill, NYork. | . Hl PORISMOUTA, July 19—Arr wchr Teac Rich, Smith, DENCE, Sp steamer Pelican, Aldrich, Sid sobre 8 Brown, Brown, and |, Water- , Hazleton, Philadelphia; War Steod, mith, do; Lucy hare, Whildin, NYork; sloop Mary L » 4 NYork. PAWTUCKET, July 16—Sid sehr Seaport, Seull, Philadet- RICHMOND, July 14—8Id Br schr J , Bankes, Hall- fax. in Hampton , sehr Geo (not Geo Dar- ley), from Turke Islands for NYork. SAN FRANCISCO, Jane 2i— Adv, son, Williams, for NYork direct, soon; for Hon, NYork, 1g Kong with ; Ne do about 294; Ano Sorry. Gains tee Visworte tat ham fay; Lucas, Page , for Fraser's River mma, {aightoe, for SAVANNAG, July 13—Arr steamships Florida, Crowell, and , tor, New York. Oldechr Batire, ‘al . Jacksonville. SALEM, Jaly 19—Arr schrs H Willets, Granmer; A © Reeves, 9; Gage, fomers; D Ireland, Baker, snd P Armatror, , Philed ; Roan, Alien, Potomac. srmetert’ web; 14th, © A, Hecuaeher te 4 | NYork. Sid Mth. and theresn ©, Gandy, Philadelphia; 14th? WIL DN, NO, July 18=Cid schr(R W Brown Degrickean, RY otk: 1th, brig Vermont, Elliot,. Norfolk; WS Tisdale, Halleck, and Pasepori, O'Nell, N¥ork, Jonathan May, Cot, lbiiadelphia, ;