The New York Herald Newspaper, July 19, 1858, Page 8

* -@ourt:—Geo! HH. Handy, Jesiah Ringold, Harris Willian P. ramos Isaac Perkins, Samuel bayonet William T. Baker, Frisy,Brown;. being eight Di Report says that there was about thirty persovs nt, but Mr. Bowers could not identify.2ny more. mn the Satarday following the occurrence there was ashow in Chestertown, and Mr, Bowerv’ friends meade a rally, and caramenced to vindicate hun; the * wesult was some six or eight fights. On the bth ywhich was last Monday, at the celebration, Richard /Hynson, Esq., made en attack on James Maastield, vex-editor of the Kent ews, and strack Meusfield ‘with his cane, when the Bowers men made another wslly, and before they stopped knocked down twen- ty five men, ran Sumue! Baker and Isaac Perkins, 0 of the tar and feathering men, oet of town—the eflicer refusing to act. They say the pro-slavery Men commenced it by teking the law in their own bands, and they may fight it out. Frishy Brown, ene of the men Mr. Bowers held to bail, went to ‘tewn on the 20th ult., to see the show. The Bowers men found he was in town and got after him. He got into Dr. Sappington’s carriage and went some wixteen or.eeventeen miles on ter Neck Island, and kept hid for two or three days. He has no slaves, ayd the Bowers men syrear they will fix him yet. itis said by men who kuow that at least three- quarters of the people are on Bowers’ side; nearly all the laboring class, or non-slaveholders, with a part of the claveholders themselves, condemn it. J Ax Acronant In Difficaity with his Wife. {Prom the Troy Times, July 13 ] Considerable excitement was caused on the steam- ‘bent dovk just previons to the departure of the Prancis Skiddy tur New York last evening, growing @ut of the relations sustained by Marion, the redoubt- ae balloonist who éidn’t go up on the fifth of July. tos goss lady on board, whom he was attempting, @e the people at hand seemed to beliave, to carry ‘@way trom the city by farce and against her consent. ‘The vects of the case, as near as we can get at them ‘amid 2 host of conflicting rumors, all of them very unfavorable to the “ Professor,” would seem to be Since coming to this city the last time, and while jing @t a house on Fifth street, Marion seems to have wade the acqnaintance of a young lady named Sarah E. Brown, who hails from Schenectady, and who had been employed for some time at one of owr eollar factories. Whether it was the zomance of his @ceupation and life, or the qualities of his character, which captivated her, it is none of our business—suf- fico it, “she took to him kindly.” He seems to have been always welcome to her company, and they were often together—so frequently that although the Professor repeatedly declared the perfect honesty af his inteations, eS to the young lady began to be circulated in consequence of their familiarity. Professor calls “six weeks of courting” What Serminated yesterday, and the affair reached its cui- i Marion having previously “popped nd b cea accepted, the parties were holy bonds of matrimony” by Rev.C. P. Sheldon, of the Fifth stacet Baptist church, and @ certificate therecf, duly attested, “signed and sealed,” handed to the “happy bridegroom.” So far 8 appears, Marion was perfectly fair ia the transac- tion, told the girl not to take the step without due Deflection, ané Lefore the minister assured her that, ¥ she knew anything of his character or habits which should cause her to repent, she was at liberty to refuse a fulfilment of the contract. She did not @o #0, but walked into marriage with her eyes open. Bo far all was well. The tyr sg, was had at six o'clock, and about an hour after, Marion proceeded with his wife on board the steambont, intending to take passage for New York. As he says re | as seems to be at east partly true—be left ber on the boat and went eff to obtain his balloon and other baggage. While hhe was absent (this is his story) a women of West ‘Troy, who seems to have kaoown him too well, insti- = by jealousy and rage, went on board and filled ear of bis wife with stories against him, the con- sequence of hearing which was a determination on her part not to leave town with him. When he re- ®urned, be found her walking down the dock with Ber female friend. Going after Mrs, Professor, he urged her, in pretty @trong terms, to return to the boat. The lady from Vest Troy interfering, he rather sternly informed her that i wonld be the part of wisdom for her to shat up, which she did, He then got his wife on board the deoat, Re what with screaming and loud talking— being determined not to go with him—she soon drew @ crowd to the vicinity. The general supposition at Pnee seemed to be that Marion bad inveigied the wo- | fan to the boat, and having fonnd her unwilling to | accompany him further, was endeavoring to force | ber to do 40. Acting upon this supposition, the crowd suggested various ways of dixposing of the Profes- sor. Some favored hanging, others were for tarring and feathering, others thought ducking the most ex- peditions and appropriate means. It was finally de- eided to take Mrs. Marion to the Mansion House while be was detaiued on board the boat, and to have an invertiggtion gf the case. The Professor fght agatnet fate as well as be could, bat the woman was removed, and despite all hia efforts he could not get off the boat until it had teen fecided to let his wife have ber own course, aud to sustain her in it. This det-rmined, Macon rotated between the tele- graph office and the steamboat dock, amid an excited rabble of three or four hundred persons, who breathed all sorts of vengeance against him. Finally be made a speech to them, in which he assured them that they knew nothing of the care: fhat he bad been legally married by Rev. Mr. Shel don to the young we that he was “more sinned against than ¢innil that it foully cruel to ‘ernsh a man withent giving him an opport ~ 4 to ‘be heard, and that if they would be patient until to- day, all should be explained. This seemed to par. Bally satisfy them, and the crowd @nally broke up Without injuring the Professor. ‘The Dalfoon and tranks belonging to Marion were attached on the boat at the instance of Peter Levy, but the attachment was subsequently withdrawn— the balloon went on to New Y and Morton has the tronk. During the evening, Mrs. Marion was seen st the Man the Professor, Rev. Mr. Sbeldon, and rs, but she refused to return to her hasband remained over night witha Mrs. Tyrrel. This morning she was still andecided ‘what course to pursue. Marim says he shall not urge ber, but leave her to make her own clwice. He @eclares that whatever faulte he may have,in this matter he was perfectly honest, loved the woman and intended to i hy her. He declares that ‘his transaction bas having heen wart should not bave matried the man without being prepared to take the conse- quences. The Professor really seems hardly to be Diawed for the denouement mm OF SKOTs wire Lens OF THR AFFAIR [From tte 81 Louie Democrat. July 15 } ‘This city was filled yes nen with mach inquiry ard lation recarding a dnel reported to hare taken place in Miincis om Tuesday between two of eur well known citizensJohn ©. Moore, Mr. L. Bouvier. In order to prevent ion or misrepresentation of the matter thie morning the following particulars, which we be Reve, and are fully authorized to think, are corre: In consequence of @ difficulty occurring betwe son Monday night last a peremptory chal * sent by Jolin C, Moore to L. Bouvier, which ‘War immediately accepted, The correspondence was exceedingly brief and pointed. Arrangements were quietly and quickly made, and the parties, vy « day following the nicht on which the insult was given, were on their way to the retired spot wh 11 been understood and agierd apor Mr. Bouvier designated as bis choice of weapons during pirto's. distance twelve pores: Mr. Menard acting for Mr. Bouvier and Mr. eetine + L. Richards for ir. Moore. On arriving at the ground, the distance being measured, articles read, and the principals placed in their positions, the word was given by Mr. Menard, ‘who had wow both the giving of the word and the choice of position, and a fire was had without effect, At this, the principals still retaining their positions the second of Mr. Moore waa proceeding to reload when be was accosted by the second of ty, and interrogated as to his intended action. awer wae varing for another fire.” To whieh Mr. Menard replied We must decline giving yon another fire ‘ Mr. Richards reaponded:—We must either have Snother fire of an apology.” The same dem: for another fire was repeated twice by Mr. rde, and th ame declination made by Mr. Menard, who gave as hia for tt Fefura) to comply with Mr. Richards’ devo th \ and md parties baving ange sof the agivcm ut, shot pet being #! pusyed py thy article Prize Fights. PRIZE FIGHT ON BLOODY ISLAND. Another brutal exhibition of pugilistic prowess came off yesterday morning, above the Ohio and Mississipp? Railroad depot, on river, which was witnessed by a crowd estimated at from two t three thousand peat ‘The fight was between “§ ranghae” Connor, of St. Louis, and Janus 4 4 him, which duvitation wae at once accepted. are told, was wery spirited, and a great deal of money changed hands on the result. “Shenghae” was the victor, being declared winner on tne twenty-first round. Barnewasawfully “punished” about the face gud head, while his combatant sual hurt unde the eye and a slight eoratch on the upper lip.—St. Louis Republican, July 15. PRIGS FIGHT IN SAVANNAH. ‘We learn that. prize fight camo off yesterday in the vicinity, near the 8. A.& G. Railroad depot. The champions were John McGuire, an Englishman, and James Doffie,a runner for one of the sailor wz houses on the bay. They fought fourteen rounds, and Me(ruire was declared victor by the knowing ones present—of whom there were, accord- ing to our informant, in the neighborhood of one hundred. It wasaregular batchery, so far as it could be effected with fists, and both parties are NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY 19, 1868. in barn, and ron the riskof losing it altogether. In many partsjes for instance, on Lake Erie, a sharp between competing transportation lines is Producers to send thei» stuff forward at rates than they expected. Both the Erie and Central are carrying breadstuffs at lower rates of freight than usual. In specie the move- ment of the week has been in favor of the banks, the California arrival having added a million and a ho’ to their stock, and the exchanges from New England and Pennsylvania being still in our fay or. the opposite side of the | Exchange has ruled throughout the week at 109} a 1094 for bankers’ bills, and 108] a 109} for mercan- tile signatures ; gold bars selling, meantime, at j discount. Money continues to range from 4 to 6 per it | cent. Most of the first class mercantile paper that is discounted is done at 5 per cent ; the brokers get what they want on call on undeniable security at 4 e betting, we | nd even 3} per cent. There is in fact no change in the value of money to report. Asa whole, the movement of the week in stocks ‘bas been upward ; though the decline which com- | eecaped with a | Menced yesterday on receipt of the news of the Erie accident had the effect of reducing market values to where they stood on Saturday, 10th. Comparing the prices current on Saturday, 17th, with those of the last day of the previous week, there is hardly any change to note. New York Central is perhaps 4 per cent higher; Michigan Southern, }; Cleveland and Toledo, 2 per cent; Pacific Mail, 7 per cent; while Reading has declined a shade, in consequence of the cessation of demand from the bears. Michi- gan Central thas declined 1; La Crosse land grants, said to be severely bruised. Duffie is a sort of cock | 2; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 2 per cent. In the of theavalk among his elass, and McGuire a noted | other stocks and bonds no change has taken place pugilist.who has recently returned from a profes- sional tour through Can: and the Lake country, where be is said to have ‘tanned out. everything of his incheo.—Savannah Republican, July 15.” that is worth noting. The leading featare of the week in the railway world has been the unsuccessfal effort to settle the differences between the New York Central and Erie Deranrorys ror Antzoxa.—Yesterday evening | "allways. The following paragraph from the Balti- the “Santa Rita Silver Mining Company” despatched | more Patriot gives, we believe, a reliable statemeut on board the steamer Aurora, tor New Orleans, some ‘wwelve persans for the Territory of Arizona, together with tools, machinery, &c., and a printing office, with which it is designed to start a paper at Tabac, to be called the Arizona Messenger. proceed to ‘New Orleans, from thence to El Paso, and thence to their destination. The value of the g006s shipped last evening was over $20,000. An The party | tween representatives of the tour of one part of these transactions :— Al other matters laid before the meoting of direc- torscf the Balimore and Obio Raliroad yesterday, we: the resulta of ihe late conferences io Now York olty Seeaeten Wen te great railroad jines ren- conserving thetr trae ipteresta 1a ¥ reform of the tariit of toils. Toe form of agreement regal ing the charge for si) the roads for thronga freight from advance party of four persons left for the same des. | Boston or New York to all points in tha West, not only tination abont two weeks since, for the purpose of bringing mules and making the necessary airange- ments fur transportation, and will await the arrival of the balance of the company at Port Lavaca, in Texas.—Cincinnati Gazette, July 16. _ Aw Eprigx ‘Kitiep —Herman C. Gilbert, commer- cial editor of the Buffalo Commercial, was killed in Buffalo on Friday, by & blow received from a stick of timber which fell upom him. faxes tho scale of prices, lifting thew frow the preseut au- remuverative scaie produced by the rumous competition Detween the New York Sentral aud Erie roada, but fixes @ penalty of $1,200 for violation of the scale ia any aud every eetablicbed case. Ii also abolinbes all outaise ies and ronrers, leaving the freights to take ther own batural couree, aud under the agreement the tarough pasgenxer ‘are ot the New York roads is to be resyred > the former rate, or abou: doubie what it bas been lawly ip the eforts of the Erie and Centrai t9 go as much harm as they could toone another. This ral measare wes The Advertiser | fully agreed to by the representativee of the New York says:—Some workmen were engaged in removing | Central, the Pevrsytvania Cantral and the Baltimore aod a platform in front of No. 14 Central Wharf, when Mr. Gilbert happening to pase at the moment on his round of duty, seeing thit they were shor of help, undertook to assist them. The platform fell ina direction not expected, and a heavy timber strack him upon the head, and bore him down to the sur- face of the wharf, instantly crushing out his brains and causing his death. He was a worthy man,and leaves a wife and two children. The New York Hackmen. 1) THE SDITOR OF THE HERALD. New York, July 18, 1858 A statement sppeared in youx paper of Saturday \ast, beaded +: Descent upon the Hack Drivers by the Mayor,’ Obie roads; while it is understood that personally Mr. Mo- ran, the President of the Erie road, was also e@i'ling to come into it. The mesanre hed, of course, however, to b= submitted to the directore of the severa! roade for avvro- FSi, and the time to the 16ih ipst. was aliowed for that Toe Baltimore and (aio boera yesterday ac- quiesced, with only three dissenting votes. This agreement, which was thus ratified by the Baltimore and Ohio, was, we believe, a mere copy of an agreement entered into in May last, between the roads concerned, and which the Erie directors charge, with probable trath, that the Central has re peatedly violated. Acting, nominally, on a convic- tion of the intrinsie dishonesty of the Central direc- which does the cisse whieh we belong (o much tojasiice, | tors, the Erie direction met last week and resolved and fe consequently deserving of oorragiion. It bas lorg | not to concur with the Baltimore and Ohio and other been the Of the newspspere to repord hack nen with disfavor, and wheveverthe slightest trragu!srity is committed by any of their number the cotumns @ 52° daily jourvals teem with general dennaciation, and we are all represeated, not only as undeserving of the pob'ic ornfidence, but ae realty to be regarded as pudiic eac- mies. Hi borne this upjart report iu si emce long enough, we now des're to protest egainst it, and to claim for our claes a8 great right to public respectand pudlic employment as thet which may be dne to suy otber of the laboring community. Moat o° us are mea of family; the terms of our licenses require us to be citt zens of goot repute; and the amount of property which we are obliged to invest before wo Can enter us0D tole branch of pubiic service is, in itself, « tolerabie guaractes: ‘that we ar |, 2 a body, the lewiess aod reckless peo- ple which ictous or unthinking porsoas coutiaually ae wo be. to the ection of the Mayor tn bis dercent upon a nom- ber of us on Friday iast, wt the Hudson River Ralirosd depot in Chambers etroet, for mere'y being off our boxes at ibe time O° the arrival of the Northern train, we believe it to bave been unjust, oppressive and tileg that it is our duty to fled out if'a free wa! community may be regarded as a mere fix'ure sui chattel of bis property, and not allowed to s/and at the door of ele to facilitate hit moans of ortainng an 6 mck city to pursue, The action of the M ? peceeies to be justified by the alleged eriewances of a iy. Wetmore, who, it ie eai!, bad bie carpet bag en atched from his band by @ beckman at the Sofson River Pall road @epet, and that while parruing the hackman > re cover ihapother hactmen induced the wife and ehilt of Mr. W. to take 8 coach, on the repre’ von tbat Mr. W. had ordered ‘Cand would return in he bat recovere? bis caspet tog. The story then pore that Mr. W. cif return with biz ca>pet bag, ba! being re solved not to tals a @rach thus pot upon him, be made his wife and child get oft and welked away Ou the etrencth Of thie simple efiatr (the truws of which, emall as it w, we would ike to have Mer. Wetmore subdsten tiate), the Mayor gathered = formidasie sq1s1, and witnout warrant, prosers or compiaint, seized eight hard workng, well behsred men ehile stanton quietly at the beads of thelr horses, or by thelr cow eocre, aod them of t> the City Hall and subse. quep ty bad them fined $2 each. ‘We pnt this to the padlic not on'y asa hardship and ao outrage, but arn wanton and degnotio atratch of power: ‘and it ie our determination Jo keinw if thore bo any 'aw to Justify it, and if there be ue, whether euch lew can be yood. We canuos concetve #57 &® Man who pays license to do business, and whose business 4 a0 hovest one, which requires a large amount of capita! for a start, msy not solicit work equally wih say other tradesmen: or why be should be rubject to ar while in purenrtof his ‘Wosinese for auy art natural to that business, and which is Hot on offence tn itewif tradesmen from avking customers what they wi’! Lave, We tee 09 reason oy fuCa law shouid not be made ¢-90- ral, jamead of being levelle / invidivagiy aguust hack mea alone. Our calling @ subjected to privauous and hard sbips enovgh to execs us of apy coy of our labor or J ey as to our profie. Partly and late, through the siorme and sunrhine of a!’ seasore, wa are forced! to rook us to pay cur licenses and we protest acainat aod roffieas for ox Diviting a earnestness (in search of the few fares which the greediness of the forestaliers who hare previ ously cleaved the care by favor of the company) turing the very brief period allowed ue for basinees on the arr! ‘val of the trains. HB ping thet thie matter will be seen berea’ter in ite true ligbt. and that the cub‘ will symoathive wits every proper eff ort w+ may inetitote to Miarepreseptaiion of oppressive JOAN DON ) JOBS L. BENNE?T, > Committes. EDWARD ROBINSON, } Coroners’ Oflice. Scrowe wr Taine Lavpascm. Jacob Seboyer, a exper plate printer, who resided at 204 West Thirty ninth committed suicite by ewallowing an ounce of Isc taaun Tt appears that be called at the drag store 497 Ninth ave) wue, and afer purchasing the Inodanam w! nw taken in o0@ Gove whether it would destroy tif’ ceiving an anewer im the affirmative, he went to the and imwe:lietely rwaliowed it, He then want home, in formed his family of what he bat dove. and in epite of the efforte of two pi move the poeon 4 the seme pight, Wart of the mecesraries to eupoly foot for bis wife and eight children led him to take & Tie had been ont of employment for eome mothe. « but fami'y were truly destitute Coroner Connery he inque't upow the booy, apd the oeual eirdict was render 0d. Decesred was a native of Bai\'more Arment at Evicmn.—A woman, named Fame Thomp fon, attempted suicite on Saturday night, by bamgng ber felf 0 the door of a cell she cecapted at tbe Pith wart tiation house. She was diecovered by the keener, ant cut dow» ip time to save her life. She had been put into | t the cei ior Crunkennees. MONKY MARKET, Suxnay, July 18—6 P.M. The course of business during the past week ha been similar to that which we have recorded for many weeks past. The imports, as compared with those of the corresponding period last year, show an even greater decline than heretofore; which is owing chiefly to the fact that in July, 1857, the new tariff came into effect, and goods which had been held back to take the benefit of it were entered during thet month in large quantities. The trade in goods, groceries and other merchandise is reported as smal! and safe; the small dealers complain that they are do'ng nothing, while their wealthier rivals seem satieficd with a safe trade and reasonable pro fits. More produce is going ferward than, some months it seemed likely we should be sen: at thie period. Notwithstanding the low price breadetuf'«, one export is large. Farmers in the West | | ha ¥ ly cor the cor thet th re) ' better get » thing ein produce than ep it | If awe are to be made to prevaut | roads, and not to enter into tba required agreement, but on the contrary to persevere in its present poli- cy of carrying freight and passengers at a Joss. It is dnderstood, though not officially, that the Hudson River is about to adopt e similarly independent course. If these roads were children one could well under stand the motives which have prompted the policy of the Erie and Hudson boards of direction. Children are given (o revenge themselves apon their play- fellows even at their own cost. But as adult men are not prone to so costly a method of gratifying their private pique, the public are driven to the con- clusion that in refusing to adhere to the fair and reasonable proposal of the Central, Baltimore and Obto, and Pennsylvania Central, the New York and Erie directors were infinenced by other motives than the gratification of private spleen, or asound concern Sutionived by nw aud wuichtbe part ie | for the welfare of the road; and as before, and thronghont this diseussion, the bnsiness partner of Mr. Drew, the most influential director of the Erie, has been conspicuous as a seller of Erie and Central, as his and Mr. Drew's opinions are daily quoted to the injary of these properties, the public as 8902 48 | may well inquire whether the Erte board may not, under this influence, bave refused to come into the arrangement proposed in order to lend aid to certain bear operations in stocks. Similar inquimes are snggeeted by the rumored course of the Hudson River board, as to h it becomes a matter of carious interest which dlcectors, if aay, are selliag | thet own atock ehort. The receipts at tidewater by the canals of this State, of flour, wheat, corn and barley, for the sevond week of July in 1867 and 1858, have been as follows: | Plour, bbls, Wheat, bu. Corn, bu, Barley Ine yar 1717 M4614 298863 9 185 6,482 29999 «=: 112 392 6,696 Increase... 42,865 135,176 Dec 186,451 Ine. 5 635 ‘The agregates of the receiptsof the above articles, so far for the yeare 1857 and 1858, have been Flowr, Wile. Wheat, tu, Corn, bu Bart «169,698 1,196 ,4 959875 «128,384 \eo048s —2'809'8R1 1,20 308 508 erm ie merry aerate) Reducing the wheat to ilour, the excess of reveipts jn 1868 over 1857 is equal to 975,279 bbls. of produce, from the opening of the canals to and including the 14th inst., have been as follows: — 1854. ‘ys87. 1868, Canal open May 4. Apri B. 330,922 C09 486 8,805,88) 1,200 66? Flour, bbie. ... Wheat, bueb. 2,619,900 74,100 0 600 following in a cotemporary :~ The Canandsigua apd E mira Railroad Company hae been more or jeen embarrassed for several years past. Abov! a year and a half since it wee sold uncer & foreclo ture cecee cf the third mortyege bondhotters, enbject to the first and second mortgeses, amounting to $500,000. The purchasers obterned a pew charier noorporating the Finite Capandaiges and Niseare Fails Railroad Oompany , who defanived ip teterest paymrots on the 2d Jaly, i867 The road bas sioce been rom wocer the receiver, Mr. iberles Covgtcn, of thie city, aud forecioeed oo both the | Bret sed eecone mortrages A te arove an to whether | the Gret mortyane covertog the roiling stock, which was settles by the Court ip fevor of the firet mortgage holdera— Dei w ubat rendered iu February of 6 Railroad cane, 1 00,600, represented by tbe capi- tree morterges, whic amomnt to in 1860, under apparently favor. pated that much travel would of the Fonte a8 Falls; nt thor ) the exeee | ] miles, om neneing J runniog to lice beewee neing sold under the decres of the se- orders, ard will po donot be surack . The overdue first mortgage ooLte ty $26,000, and if t i pai? up Détors 2d inet, the time fixed for the first mortgage wale, te fecond moriyage bondbollers may probably make ar rarg« mente tor running the road uncer their own manager ment. The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week and year:- Week ending July 16. ‘ Ontton, baler, $A7 Flour, bb 60,004 47.846 918-76 Orn wn 1,768 1.063 | 3. beet, 96,773 98,088 = 97,101 forn, bur! 3.076 1b 120 Reef, bb 17.7% 1.968 «999,498 Pork, bois. and te 5882 1,608 92,705 Totat..... B480,876 183 347 tecvenne of week as eaopated’ with that of 1% The dry goods trade is at a stand still, dependent ways that some buyers of on here plain that the Nnnot get the discount of five per cent, as usual, allowed to them on purcha, goods from Ohio co! ses, but that their six months’ notes are preferred in the present state of the market. Much business paper (single names) is sold without recourse, at six, seven and eight per cent. Some buyers from the Sonthwest are also here, looking around. The following is a comparative statement of the valve of exports from the commencement of the year to July 15:— A Increase. Decrease. airr0'901 = 903,794 144,600 19,421 - 1,909.984 117,197 = 1048016... 208,912 866,200 - 711,820 60,928 = Total ...$15,644 586 13,600,888 ~ 667,608 Decrease, as compared with 1: ‘The following is a condensed statement of the aggregate traflic upon the more important British railroads for the past half year. The Midland is the only line that exhibits an increase:— 262 128,187 566 es ; 142,084 159,990 Foiwbarg and Giaeg + 107,102 109,870 Glatgow and Southwestern 288 186,717 Greet Nortberp .... ... 520,874 522,216 Great Soucbern and Wer 166.253 1616.4 reat Western . 674,266 682,062 Lancaebire and Yorkebire. 684,158 673, Louden and Northwestern. Buj46 1,484,014 Condon, Brighton and Sou: 31d,245, 323 Londen and South wester: 847,100 867,743 Manchester, Shc. 248,102 744.997 102,272 618,960 175,289 637 r 42,196 Sorewetury ard Cheater.... Ti Sit Sovtbemvterm....... +. Subjoived is a statement (from Mr. Slaughter’s Weekly List) of the railroad calls falling due in July. A large addition to the engagements of the London and Northwestern Railroad Company forms the principal feature:— Amount per share, Due Already Number Due wJuly,1868. Date. pard. Call. of shares. Copano Extepewn 16 4 1 0 0 unknown. Dubliv& urogheda Srovct.pref’s7 1 7% 210 0 6,891 £17,077 Eastern hte be ii ‘. + per cent, + 15 0 1, 20, } eetwood,Presten se np avd Weat Riding Junc:ion - 10 @12 © 22,500 13,500 — 2 ¢ @ unknown Weet'rp,treiand, Dew ttock...... 1 I0pot.%p.ch wknown. Londen and Biack wall,bew...... 16 3 1 0 0 20,090 29,050 London and North: weatern Dighths 1 5 230 0 244,368 610,020 Manchesier Shef- fleld apd Line coWebire, £10,4 per cnt. 1 3% 15 © unknown Mewropolit 1 1% 110 0 0,000 = 75,000 North British gua ms ranved £7 abs. 21 33 310 0 ~ 31,896 111,638 Otoman. 3” 2 0 0 0000 399,900 Portps: — 1.06 0 46,000 46,000 w 200 Stockten apd Dar- lirgym, Oct 55 2 6 20 0 16,000 32,000 Fel Vale, new, 240, 1558...... 1 deposit 2 0 © 25,270 46,840 TOU ....csececcscsccereecrensencesscees oe L121 708 Tota) cslied in seven months of 1858.,.......£8,616,008 The following is the official return of the imports and exports of the precioug metals at London, for the week ending the 30th of June:— £46790 Gold.... ++ 71,337 Btiver, £166," 68 691 oo00 L285,677 " 4 1000 LaCr&Mil | ¢ 6} 40 #99 1000 Ma & Magda 11 76 Mich Cen RR... S856 6 she Bank NYork, 6 60 .....810 08% 5 Bank America. bo do .....930 68% 76 Poentz Back 10 Mich SokNia RR. 2355 5 Amer Ea Bank wo do. 06 Bark Commerce. 165 do. 6) MiSORNlaofakned 45 2) Paname Railroad. 105 1 do +. 80 10 1H Central RR... it De! & Bud Can, oe WO vseveree TS £0 Pacific M Stm Co, 25 Clev & Pits RR. 9 220 bo ° 55 Gel & Ohicago RR 88 106 Gardiver Bald Co bo do... 869 86%) 67 N Y Ceo RR. 50 Clev & To! RR. sey 100 m0 ao. 1060 100 do, se m0 100 Chi & RK Is! RR. 160 275 GO oer ieee 100 905 Mil & Mins RR mm 33 seeeeeee CIFY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Barwunay, Joly 17-6 P.M. corcnattn i mpi earn Aah 490 bbis., in- etoar at Go. Arig 8 Fo Bt Servers. Vlear opened uli, bat closed with in- ed buoyancy. expecially for the common aad me graces The # tonted up bia, closing St prices within adout to straigpt Sootbern Southern fancy and extra ned igh’ supply, With ¢ak 8 Of aboUd 100 & 200 Doin, ak quotations. orn four wae sear y, with sales of a> vat £90 a 900 bois whidia the range of dur Buores. Rye flour and core rmoal firmiy held, ware prices were on 04. Woest—Prime lots continued scarce and om, ehile teteror aod common lots were unchanged The sees ombraced about 46,000 a 59%0 bueh ele, incinding commen Miiwavkie ¢lad at > & She. 7009 do, Me , Todmoa white at $1 08, red do at $1 0, wh te Canaca at $1 12, and pew wale Southern at $1 40. Corp was without change of moment (p prices The ewies ) 000 Dawhele, chiefly unsound Wertern mixed at 600 atic. Prune sound Weetere mixed @w at ee , end yellow ot 820. A lot of 1 00 bushels ——- made at 40. a47 ie, Me . and sales confined to dere Rio at 10 Ke. wm 1tke, ~ The merket was firm sud active, with ales of 1 ddiiag uplands, aad ai engreomenta were x bowhela of age, ah OKA, GOO a 600 of compressed cotton 2 5-164, 60 Hercoe bee wt p45 boxes bacon wi he, To London, 160 tore of oll cake were engaged a: 260. 800 bie. flour were taken for Brievoi Channel at 9s Tbcre wae botbing tew to Glasgow or to the Cor tinent. Fay= "ales of aboot 1,000 0 1,200 bales were made at Abe. & 606 per 100 Hoe Moises The market was firm bat quiet; eales 10 bher (vba minscotace were made at Vio, +t StonteThe market wae quiet: desiers were waiting the Teceina of Private letters doe by the Canada befor: dotre mur b, while the import demand was check €0 Py tbe acvance w frewghia, v= We bave po change to potice. Linseed was firm, while other kinds were quiet, : ‘ees unchanged. et To Liverpoot Were engayes #7, the latter Mevre for extra meee, and prime at $13 wan $)6 20, and clear at $15 76, nnd scarce. ib 8 Of about 300 bbdis., including 110 Fil 60, and re packed Weetorn as demend, With & good inquir braceé about £00 bee and heme at 7940. 8 77%0.. with some ard 200 bhés begged bame were Lard was rteedy, * ith sales of 900 0 00 bi 11%¢ _ Butter was in fair demand, at 1: ano at Ihe, 9 26¢. for Sinte. Skimmee cheese State dairies were at 7c a fo. Sales of £0. 75 caske were made at So, tres The merket continued quite active, and 1 pales today embraced about 2,200 hdds., mostly Cv! thin the ot 6X6. ques tenn for R. 1, & A Suart’s refined sugars, extab- Hebed July 17+ Lowfengar, 11.0. ; crushed ar, 1O%e 5 chrole A crorbed erear, 16% , ground eugar, If tee. Toracrn centinnes ip Mout rate request = Bales 46 heda, Kenveky at Fo W190 | 267 bales Mavanm 300. a S60 ; 112 cases Reecleat, $40 @ 146.; at auetion, 32 bdde. Ken tooey at #4 anwe Viogeey. <The market wre firmer, with alee of about 800 Dpig. at 2he. a 24 40, MARITIME INTBLLIGEN Liverpool ~ Havre, &o FOR CALIFORNIA, ETO. ‘Star of the Weat....New York,...July 20. Aspinwall SYHAMRRS TO AND FROM BAVANA AND W3W ORLEANS. Purine Crry—From Ne ‘ork 2d, arriving at Havana ‘th ano New Orleans |0:n, From New Orleans 20ta, Ha- vana 284, arriving at New York 28th Canawka—From New York }2ch, arriving at Havena ith, ane New Orleans 19th From New Orleans 27th, 80th arriving st New York 84. WiLaDELPHA—From New York 7th, arriving at Hava- pa 22d, end New Orleavs 25th. From New Orivany Oth, ava 8th, arriving at New York isth, Brack Warwor— From New York 27¢h, arriving at Ha- Yara let ave Orieans: Orieane Muh, ‘8b aod 23¢. From Havana 10ch aud 4cth, due # New York 16th and let. When the above dates fall on Sunday, the steamers wit sail op Manday, except from New Orleans. TEE OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA AND OBINA. The following may be of valueto those having corres- pondence ip the Esat :— Tue mail }:aves Soathampton on the 4th and 20th of ac mouth, and Arrives at Gibraltar about the 9th and 25th of samo month Arriver at Malta sbout the 14th and 30th of same month? Mb Of same and 4th Arrives at Alozandria about the of following month. Leaves Snex about the 20th or 2lat of same and 6th or 6th of following: month Arrives at Aden shout tho 26th or 26th of game and 1¢th OF 12:b of follewmg month. Isaves Aden about the 26th or 27th of same and day of arrival for Bombay, end 11th to 30th for China, &c. Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about the 3d to 6th, and 29.b to 21st of foliowing month : P. and C. steamer arrives at l’vint de Galle about the 6th or 7th and 22d to 28d of fo:lowing month. Lesves Potnt ce Galle for Pulo Penang the same day, if the steamer hae already arrived which takes the mail on. Arrives at Pwo Penang about the 12th or 13th and 26th 2% of Jo lowing movth Arrives at Singapore about the 15th or 16th and Slat or Jet of following month. Leaves Sing fe about 12 houre ater arrival. Arrives at liong Kong about the 22d or 24th and 81h or 0th of fotlowmg month. Leaver next day for shanghae- ‘Two mals leave Nogignd—one ox the Sth and 20th of eech month—\ia Margeies, and arrives at Alexandria abcut the same time as the Southern mail. ALMANAC FOR YEW YORK—THIS DAY, 4 44 | NOON BETS .,,. mora — — 7 | WGH WATER morn 2 39 Port of New York, Jaly 18, 1858. Ship Wm F Storer of Wald ), Comery, Liverpool § m (of Waldonoro) Live May 0, with salt and coal, to Nesmith & Son.” r Sdip Beiie of the Oveao (of Providence), Reed, Liver- Peal, Meo 81, with mdse, to Metcalf & Duscan. nip Joba Sidney (of Richmond, Me), Wheeler, Shields, May 2, with coal, to Nesmih & Son. June 26, lat 43 26, ep 47 di, spoke Doteh brig Argus, frow Smelds for New York, which bad jost topmast—supplied him with one. The J Shas had continual westerly gales from lon 27 to in 47. Hark Linwood (of Baltimore), Clement, Lagborn, 9, Gibrakar June 38, with marble, &c, to etratrlonsl Jone 11, 60 miles E of Gibraltar, spoke ship James Tit comb, Dean, from Leghorn for New York; i2th inst, lat 34 48, jon 66 00 speko brig Taliuiah,8 days from James river for Pernambuc. Park Kedron (of Baltimore), Ferrell, Rio Janeiro, June 22, with coffe, to Aymar & Co. Berk Jobo i’ayson, Fuller, Turks Islands, July 3, with tat to Rebcn Place, Rark Trajep, +, Cienfuegos, Jane 22, with wb Waieb, Carver & Crase. — Bark Col Jobn McRae, Perry, Wilmington, NC, 6 days, With naval agi To master. BUN RIES. SUN BEDS, oun South, Baker, Liverpool, May 29, with mdse, to D jurray. Brig Kron Princess Loules (Norw), Lea, Rochelle, 60 days, wich brandy, to H Movlein. ‘ig Milton, Petter, Port au Prince, Jaly 8, with cofise, *Surrg BR BMlstera, Sest @ Jobos, PR, July 3, with 8 turn, i mo- laeses, to Wilecn & Drown, —e Brig Abner Tayior (of Ranger), Tapley, Salinas, PR, June 30. with sugar. Ac. to TH Sandford. 17th inst, off age spoke schr Harbinger, from Jacksonville for Rrig Orinoro Ray. Remeios, with sugar and mo'asses, to Yates & Porterfeld, June 2 Port, James Sleight, cf New london, seoond mate, vied; July 9, atnea, Ja Holcon, of Coulter, Me, first mate, aied; the remainder of the crew are in good health, She is atunchor at the lower | «ueren Brig Bilow (Sr), Foster, Sagua, July 6, with sugar, to Whitmao Bror & Co. 14th inet. lat 58, lon 75.00, apoke bark Maria Morton, Bence, boun:! S. Brig Rive (@r), Mathewson, Sydney, CH, 13 days, with coal, 6 J Copter. Sehs Joreptive, Smith, Rio Jauciro, June 8, with coffee, tS &SC Jobnenn. Sobr Mary © Torbell (of Providence), Cole, Arroyo, PR, June 26, with per So, 0 osby , Crocker & Oo FADES * (of Piymouth), Fmsey, Barbadoes, 2 Pctaay! 6 apr Ay sae 0 ee ie Mary oe Orleans), Bryant, Galveston, 24 day, with cotton. to J Ferris ‘ Sebr Rising Suv, Bray, Addwon, 10 daye. Sebr Grazie State, Hallett, Boston. 3 days. Sobr Cabot, Hamilton, Boston, 3 days. | Sebr tt Manton, Creeby, Borton for Albany. } SeDr lighieoder, Stargs, Boeton for Aibapy. | Scbr Sec eca, Hendy, Boeton for Albany. Schr SroedriN, Spo, Boston Schr Monitor, Robertr. Warcham. Sour G Darlng. Carr, Provideoce for Albay. Sebr B Brows, Ingraham, Providence for Albany. Soor ad #, Portiand, 08 Steamer Delaware, Orpes, Pbiladelpbia, Steamer Wameutts, Nye, New Badford. Steamer Westchester, Cie k, Providence. ‘Wind at sunrise NF; at euneet NW. Yachting Inteliigerce. The yacht Uoa, Commander Duncan, of New York, ar- | rived i» Boston harbor 16:h inst, from Nabeut, where he iutends to epend some weeks with hw yacht. The Unais a enug looking clipper craft, sloop rigged, carrying alarge quantity Of canvas. The five yacht Sea Ravrer, Commander Fowler, from Newburyport, with « party of sixteen gentlemen bound | on ® pleasure excursion, arrived at Portiand iéth inat. The avowed object of the party is to settle the question ta | relation to the probsbility of the ultimate ruccess of the Atlantic Telegraph enterprise. Mierelinuegus and Disasters. mr Srarkuve Wave, Percy, from Matanzas for Fal | mouth, Eng, put into Savaonal (4th lost, for men—having Jost Doth mater and & seaman with yeiow fever, Bank ARawia, from Zanzibar, of for Salem, was the versel which saved Of the abip Ariadns, betore reposted abendoned, # lost at Cape Good bope Capt Lunn. from Wanile vis St eleva, ate em, makes the report, wRcerstood that her cargo wae sold tor £19,000 Cart Kpigh:, of the ebip Aracne, of Boscom (foundered off the Cape), bad beeo at St Helena acd taken passage for home, suppored by way of Fngiand. Bans Trovators (not Trovatore, of Seargport), Carver, from New York ior Buenes Apren, 's reported totally loot at Bia dopado (armel harbor on the north vide of the en trance to (be River of Plate), ebere she bad put fp ‘or « berbor. So particulars, Toe frovawrs was of 345 tons, Dollt ip Seareport in 1855, The following tab e giver a eutnmary of the veere's in Abe byrbers of New York Boston Balimore, Wim ’ Ne. CRariee on, Bevarkab, Apwacmicoia, Movie, Orleans 8P4 Galveston, Gt atest acovcnts from sac. of thoee ports — Steamedipe ss... ™% wT rr] FY) Es . 186 | Fey, St Jobne, NF: Python. Frank, Bostoo; Mary Natt, ult, The J &H wasan A2 vessel, 925 tous, beatin iat pe at Westbrook, Me, Mono (of Baltimore), Douglaes, from Indian River, F Boston, with tia! b eeeieeeiee Seinen ieee Stews oat tne o BE oes and Was partially vi ¢ Schr Youth, with tackie. tn ot Savannah Yaak esr hy ee United Bates Marval, Notice to Mariners. XRW LIGHTHOUSE AT PROCTORVILR, 1A —LAKR BORSNR— ¥IXRD LiGur, nt sow lehihowe bes been erected at Proctoryill ate re & equ wood i Dy the lartern Tre house is Datuted wbter soar moaned Se mean level of theren, ordinary stater of the atmosphere eight nautical mil, vee spore Lame! ys (dey cy ya la ‘os follows: 4 om Bec 39 mt ‘west of Greenwich. : ire ees The new lighthouse bears from the Nght at present shown on the pierhead, 8 23 W (true), aud the distance ig 1,680 feet. The pier head light will bo dicoomtinued from. tte oate of the ilinmiration of the new lighthouse, which will be lighted for the firat time at suvset ou Mooday, tha second of August next.and will be kept bavi durtog every night theresfter from supeet to sunrise iy of the Lighthouse Board. GOOPREY WEITZEL, Lieutenant Corps of Eogincers, Ia., June 10, 1888, ” Proctorvnis, Whatemen. At Foyal June 18, bark N 0 Chase, Ryder, with’ 32: Dole wh oil and 8660'Ms bone—would proved to Westarn At St Belena Jono i, bark Cornelia, of New Bedford. ra 2 Dbis ep on board, all well—ior Coast of fica wet A letter from Sage Deezer, of ship Mary Wilder, of NB, is her ai eea bo cy sie bxssb ofa ra } Wit 800 bbis ap and | ‘eo— Joly 4, Iat 22.46, ton 63 11, bark Cape Horn Pi- gecn, from the Pacitlc for wBodford. ” ” Spoken, &e. Ship Baden, Stitphen, from NOrleans fo off ee West’ yop : eins ecomciga Bark Mary -y, Bentiey, hence for Montevideo, July 1, lat 13 28 N, Jon 34 48, (The anove is by an erriva: at Baltimore; the MB was spckep May 23, lat 11 N, lon 27, park Thee Dall, Dl from Pas D rom infor a2, anaes A from Cape Pal fe ua 8 0, ow 6 4, ‘ys from Cape Palmas for , July 9, Absgun, of aud for Boston from River June 17, lat 12 87, low 96 20, —— bark pupposed Marian, of Philadelphia, hance for pence Ayres, waz seen Jane 19, ‘at anchor off Pernam- An Am double topsail bark showing n whita signal with red border and ietiers FE in it, passed June 14.964, Jon 25-20, . ne ila cd sDee. Duncan, from Philadelphia for Kingston, Ja, Jury 9, lat 28, Jon #8 ia, ve . uretta, Atecring 8, was passed Jj om 68 0 , rf jane 30, iat 25.57 ‘nF Oitaws, Seaman, from Baltimore for Dominios, 1, lat 23 32, lon OL 86,” vr chr Benjamin Franklin, of W bound up, 16, off Bask River. ae ee Forelgn Ports. Axvan, abt April 23—Sid ship Meesenger, Manton, Hong Axtovo, PR, June 26— In port brig Susan Norcross, Reed for NYork 18 day; ecbrs Sea do do 10; : from Ponce, are stint rho te bang Baknavons, Juse 27— Ia port bark Mayflower, hence arr June 23; brig loarian, for NHaven 2 days; ache Edw Eves ret, for Baitimore same day Capiz, June 16—~In port ships Jos Ho'mes, Havgon, and —— bebngg at, a 9 Tap phy aod en Warren, Emmons, do. sb Aings, bere — . r ss ey 4 eENEUEGOS, Joly 3—Arr bark FE K Kane, Hewitt, Phil delobia; brig —insiers evap late York; din, barks Ocean Bride, Leler. Potiadeiphia; B Burgess, #, Boston. Sid Sth, bark Warren, Benthail, Aastifax ” we nae July &—Sid brig siercy S Cousins, Lancaster, ‘a, July 8—-In port barke W H Chandler, Gage, and , from NYork, nearly diegd—latter to sail Lua jor Sagus to load sugar for #nitimore, Phiiadeiphta or N York, at $5 per hhd and $1 per box. Arr at do 8th, brigs Margaret A Stevens, Butler, NOr- leaps; %h, E A Reed, Tibbetts, Sierra Morena ‘or Portiand. Sia Sih, bark Joia Wyrie. Patterson, Falmouth: Oh, snip Harriet, Quek, do; bark France, Ellis, do; brig King Bird, Brown, NYork. |, barks Evening Star, Jones, NYork; Geo Cid and tor sea 9tb. Charles Nawip, Littlejobp, Cartenas abd Cork; ech Harrie, Beastou, NOr! . Etite, Leavy, Baltimore. Maraceey, June 20 (back date)—la port dries J W Ha- Yener, Smith, hence, wtg cargo: Delaware, Baker, from Philadelpiia d'eg; ecbra E A Rowley, more $ dave, ide; GM 5 pha idg; Miranda, Pbipps, from NHaven, di Maraxzas, July 8—Sta bark E Cburch!!, Lamohor, Xi- ies brig R Seule, Davis, Liberia; schr Jas Rose, Adams, PRRNAMNUCO, Jone 17—Sld brig Helen, Brown, Rio Ja- Pout Prava, Verd Islands, Jane 10—Ia port bark Sesflower, Cuiby hom Providenoe via Talo of Salt ast arr. Four Sriix, Jude 20—In port Br brig Standard, ‘ar Bat 0 Purve®, July 8— To port bark Medora, fer Bos- briga pitiire, Ciifford, for do 6; Croton, tame day; Truxilio, Mulligan, for do 10 daye- Howell, Larrabee, for oo 15. Bid June 23, bark. Orland, Breton. Sr Jomys, PR, July 3—In port bark Azatia, Davie, for Arecibo 10th, to ont for NY ark: brige Capsti, Qewd, for NYork 16 doys: Kirklard, from Baltimore just arr; ssbr Ei Orieans, wig cargo. xs, June 20—No Am veasel in port. Istirps, July 2—Cd brig Josenbus, Shut. Orey- town, with part of ber inward cargo. Sid ist, sone River | Queen, Lynch, Providence, At do Sd, bi ig Jessie Raynar, for NYork 3 days, Home Ports ms July 16—Cid schr 3 Gessner, Garrison, Hant- BOSTON, July 17, AM—Arr sbip Jobo Banyan, Nickels Cac'x; brig Faonie, Campbell, Sagra: ecbrs WG angen ried, Hewitt, and EJ scott, Some liacelpbia Beto: dark St Marys, from lemodios; brig Marine. gs: ‘br let, from St Domtege—al) —. ‘alegraphed. bark Heory Hill, Watson, from 10. Signal for two berks and two brige, O14, New Peypian tteamer Voyageur de Ie Mer (1220 ton), O Eitridge, Alexandria, Egypt; steamers William Jeabins, Ball tt, Baltimore; Cay of New York, Philatetpata; ship John M Mayo, Small, NO.leans; bark at |, Beyaot, Machier; brige Joeeph Jex, Wal ace, and Kooa dwole. Savannad; tchre Marietin smith, Goodell, Kieatners; Hill Carter, Fick, Norfolk: Emma Amelia, Haeniog, Gite Polat and Richmond, Va; Filen, Hallett, Potiatetppa; Wolcott, Perker; Howard, Lovell, and 8 A Apolevm, Cinkham, N York; Col Leeter, Delanoy, Nloodon; J F Carver, Cala, to joad for Windies. Sid; wind SW to SE, rigs Boston, and Fear) BALTIMORE, July 16—Arr Stesmshio Culedoeia, Gager, NYork; sbio RC , Norville, Havre: brige Vernon, Hall, Rio Jantero; Monticello, Hepktos, Rio Ja- Beiro; ec! Rartholemea ; Sucertor, Seotng. Bar gees, “t Romnecn, Windsor, NS; adeiton Ostia, Semi, St Paomaa’ Mchawk, Stapler, Vanes, PR. Lolow, of Paint, Clay polo, frow Osllao, off Love Point, from Deews At: brig Lady of the Lape (fir) Port Spain. Old snip isabelia, Forreri, Rott roam; bark May Queen, Rooper. Rio Jawero; brig Catcace, Keay, West Lucier; acbra Agitty (Br) Rom- Votant, Onomba, Derohewar, Mean: J Treiand, Norwich Harrie ketch Presideot Berson, Champion, for Linea, o 1th BRAZO3 SANTIAGO, July =n’ port scnr A W Moss, for SYork. CHARLESTON, July 14—Arr sleamehio "9 Oreck, Merloy, Baittmore, In the offing, a snip sunpwed to 0a the “bece, from Liverpool Cid sebre Dow Drop, Ratand, Windies; Wide Awake, Bartlett, Jackeoneidlie, Col Satieriy, Taylor, and NW Smith, Wyaw, NYork, Sid bark Jerolt pa, Tallmen, NYork , scbr Carotine Grant, Harriman, Jack- sony ile, Eas(PORT, July Sarr echre J W Congdon, Liason, Winoser (ane eid 12th for N ; USth, Boetoo, Backing, St George, ND (ant eld for Bawttmore) Sid 12s, eehr Max ria Jane, Cro*by, Baltimore; 16th, orig Mesbaoie, Banker, NYork, W ORLTANS, Jol Vera Cre brig Yow ecle Rritiante, Rapin ; "9 toaury, Barre; Mowait, Liverpeo!; tount Verna, Rogers, Geaoa gbern toamahip Cen Rnek, Smith, Srenos Santiaca, io Toner, Wiren. from Myc tarole and Gal- Miller, Patue NYork, Ba rd, wh, Snow Brey. Old aeamebip bo. ahve AF Sobemidt, Mile aero (Grom) Ketmers, Bre f ries and Sordenax: OW an, Phvlacelphte; © eleme, Ellems, 1338 tor. bre AA otoan Laurent, Havana. 1éth--Cid (by tel) brig Pizarro, Starees, Boetoo; 15th, thipe Colvtehua, Huppar, Liverpool: Shertian, Rosell, N Yok barks Deipboe, Gil, Bristol, BE; Harvest, Nichols, NYork. Towed 10 sea 3¢, phipe Magdeline, O¢oren, EP Stringer, Silas Holmes, Feany Forrester, bark Ben liallets, and orig vpatlan, Mino towed 0900 fo, ein Led Doiforin, Laura, An- 0 (im, brie Sofa, and achr Feely BEDFORD, Joly 16—Are abip Poly veaia, Stott, Ho- , tr x mer Poultpey, Ware 1 BOhOOMETE. .... +4000 ee hd it (of Fortiand), from Newport, W, Apel 90; for Haynne, ‘with onl, wan Wtally wrecked a6 poole LPATA, July 17 a 18 Arr barks Minnesota, rotla, Neate, NYork; brigs OM Front, sititman, e- » Mayaguen, PR: sobre Vaath Sourp, beep, Dal ec RH Aue oud, avwood, Bomton Mal, trowel, Providence; 0 Sadler, Sipp'e, NYork: Lavons lew, do; Kennebeck, wm, Co: atte Rosten, Hens ae ad Tith; steamehip Phinese Sprague, Mat- the Poston; brige Eilen Paynes, do, Bare! Davy, Obarieston; ecbra J jor wich ; N i 8 al! Paddock, Mideletown: © A Rromiey, Murray, NEa- ven: str Dela Copes, NYork, PORTLAND. J 16—Arr bark N W Pridge, Gooding, Poston, brig Beaver, Talpey, Matarane, Cid echr Banner, Puiler, NYork SAVANNAH, Taty 14—Arr ship Sparkling Weve, Percy, Matar zan for ‘Faltoorth, ny--short handed, Deving loch borh tater ant one man with yellow fever, was towed to) Tybee by steamtug Columbus. Old ship Berlin, May, Liverveot Bat PM, Jaly 16— Arr bark Dragon, Noon, Manila. WILMINGTON, NC, Joly 16--0ld’ brig Rotliog Waves Lloyd Cubs: echre Abbott Lawrences, Lloyd, Boston: Bea) Strong, Hawieing, NYork MISC RANEOUS, LAR RIS STR! PIS MAGIONT, ON WEAKLY FM ALES ) oF arofulone ren, In liver, Silrey oe wom! bolt I heal emeey, Depot, © Wayans, t 7°