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Tor the last few weeks. In consequence of the depredations recently committed ‘there, and at ihe urgent request of the Indian Agent, this etachment (of the Second is ordered to return to Fort Randall, N. T., which post they vacated the latter part of May. The ‘Mink nork ro up ans Big Lenny (an we term pret nes Missouri here) thi moralpg, Fig 7 sroope above jo command of Capt. Lovell, Lieats. Hender- p=: Lee, Second infantry, abd Assistant Sur- Jen Page, medical officer, serving temporarily for the trip only—Lieut Lee as acting Assistant comme yh) Sabsistence. ars. Lovell sad Mra. Hender- whott accompanied their husband ‘The Intent dates froai Cen, Joiineton’s foros, received this morning, were up to Jano 18, camp on Dear where they liad Dean cotained tree dey aroming, Dar been an uourual deisy, in conseqy Sa which ba! raced the wate such & Doigst a au yi the feast show of resistance on the 0 part of mops would bave obliged them to go by way ot Soda Bprings Toe commas’ were to have Jeft for Salt Lake the morn- tog (Si os expecting to “roll into the valley’’ in wbdout six cay! ‘The poked sation of General Johnston to the age Biates Commusiouers, 38 1 ae to the Uten 4 of wuich 1 send with woo with ibs mail Tr is agi much spprobation, ead iis jostcess and beaignity to Roe oppressed cannot fail to be acknowledged by all un- jeu'ced minds lst onrrontly rumored that Colonel a. Second artillery, now at Fort Riley, ie sooa to take command bere; Major'Sberman, third artillery, with his auery, bavin, been orderod to Minsesote. Or- dors were publieh. od Inst ovening to tho eifoct that Gov. Nepver considered troops ro longor neceserry to enforce ‘the Jaw in Kansas, cousequently tho dispersal ¢ amenced this morning. Considering the extreme beat of the weather, the health ‘of our post is almost perfect, with but fow vory slight ex ‘We are prone to admit, however, the unnealtai- ness of our litle Cianciapati bouses—siight stroctures, hastily erected for the unusually large number of troops detained bere last autumn, and which we Rang: egies ed the of being made so hot (by the sun) as unable to hold anybody; notwithstanding our amiable and agreeable «aartermaster, who figured #0 ly last fail upon the Sak Lake question, was yesterday induced to “‘agrees- biy ‘couaae”™ (as he termed it) ao hour in one of them, im delghtful converse, we trust, with one of its fair occu- ‘No recall of the troops from the Plains is anticipated Defore autumn, till which time we remain under the aus- pices of the proverbially kiad and obliging officers who may be deputed to this command, not forgetting the ever faith’al surgeon, and the equally assiduous Assistant Quarvermaster. GENERAL ORDERS, NO. 18. HRAnQuaRTERS oF TUG ARMY, West Port, N. Y., July 16, 1868 1.—The order for the march’ of ths Second “cavalry to Fors Leavenworth bas been couniermanded. That regi- ment will remain on duty in the Department of Texas, and will return to its former stations, subject to sach ebanges, however, as, in the jodgmeat of the Department Commander, the state of tbe service or our Indian rela- tions may require. I.—At the expiration of their present leave of absence— September 30, 1858—the graduates of the Military Acide my, Of this year, assigned to the dragoons, cavalry, and aavunted riflemen, will report, in person, for daty to the commanding officer of Carslisie Barracks, Pa ; those as- wigued to tbe artillery will report, in person, for daty fhe commandant of the Artillery ‘School of Practica, "fort Monree, Va; those assigned to the Ist, 2d, 34, 40, oi, ‘Beh, anc Ob regiments of infantry will for duty, to the commanding officer of Governor's Malang? and, those aesigved to the Sth, 7th, and 10th regiments, to the commanding oflicer of Newport barracks, Ky. IIl.—On the Ist proximo, the Departmeot of Florida will be broken up, and the sevoral military stations Uoerein will revert to the Department of the East. The officers serving on tue Department Staff will re- port to tueir respective chiefs, by letter, or in person, as ‘the state of ae a vice, in the opinion of the Department Commander require. The Acling Assisiaut Ajju- tani Genera! ds » seutepant Talbot.) wilt repair with tbe recorda and papers of the Department to the Adjatant- General’s office, Washiagton, s!ter which he wil! proceed % join hie compeny at Fort Moultrie, Colove! G Loomis, Fifth infantry, has exhibited zeal, abiuity and good jadgment in the arduous duty of bringing to 0 seorestal close the late Indian hostiltities in the Penineuia of Florids, and the oflicers. noa-commissioned offivers and soldiers—bovh regulars aud volnnteers-—aud employés under bis command, have ably supported bmn by their active and unremitted exertions, in all seasons, 1] times, in @ country where military operations alt, and where but little occurred to relieve the beavy drudgery of the campaign. @angers The commander, aud thoes who served. under him, have Geverved well of their country. Afver closing up the ailairs of the department, Colonel Loomis wili report, in person, at the Les iquarters of the army for furiner orders. By command of ee Lieutenant General Ssott 1 VIN McDOWELL, Asa. £4). Gea. City Iatelligence. Troors vor Tue Reuxy or Cot. Srerror.—The United Beates troops destined for the relief of Col. Steptoe will wail \n the steamship St. Louis at two o'clock this after. noon, from pier No.7 East river, Captain A. J. Smith , ‘with fifteen minor officers, will have the care of the de tachmes: until such tme as the charge is delivered up to the military authorities at Vancouver, Oregon. At Panama the steamer Sonora will convey the reiaforcements to their destination. Vancouver will probably be reached before the firet of September next. The comman! wil! pumber over 400 men, fully armed and equipped. They are ail, bowever, raw recruits from Governor's Island; they kbow nothing of fighting. aod aro not even versed in the manual of arms. It was at first supposed that the wupplies would Lave to be drawn from Cartiele barra Vewnsy)vania, or from Monroe barracks, Virginia, aod from o\ber wations, but enough of recruits ‘have come in recenly t fill up the required contingent, 1) te reported that since the Frazer river gold excitement bes broken out, the loss to the regular army by desertion on the lacific const has been very large, and the four regiments out there are wofully wanting in rank aod joo | vhere men whoas inthe St. Louis to day will 2 very Cangorous beighdorhood, so far as the gold fever is concerned. Colonel Steptoe will be very lucky if these new men do not rua away—not fiom the Indians, but to the gold fields, It ie estimated that there are not more tua 2,060 United Sates soldiers in Oregon, Washington ‘Territory and Californie. Fata, Accent Yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock & child, two yeare of age, fon of C. H. Lillienthal, weet with & lamentable aod fata) accident at the residence of his parents in Yonkers. He attempted to climb over the skylight on the roof, but while on the glase it gare ‘way, and be fell through to the floor of the hall on the first oor of the building, and was \nstantly killed. | When bie parents becam: the melan holy occurrence they were for some time in a sate on distrac- je was the brother of two elder chiloren, and the been ton. youngest of the family. An inquest wax to eid on the remaize yesterday Monsusery asp Tue Brewis Boy.—The match between Jobn Morrissey and Jobn Heenan may be considered as cefeitely rettied, the high contracting parties having each put cp fifty dollars on Monday last. The statements that Deve been made in reveral papers. to the etfect that ieenan pg in New Jersey are untrue. a raining ground will be Jim Hoghes' piace, on the Bloominguale rost, a short dis tance above Stryker’s Ray, « place formerly ‘kept by Mr. Fdward Lot, bet just hired by Hoghes. Botting, the ports say, has already commenced very lively, the odds being two io one on Morrissey. In Oalifurvis, however, where both the partier are well known, the odds will be given on the Benicia Boy, who ‘& great tevorite in that part of the world. The fight will be for $5,000 a side, and will take place in Canada ip about three months, Amaver on THe Lone Istaxp Rasxoav Cans.—On Mon day afternoon, soon after the train of ears on the Long lrinnd Reliroad, coming towarde the city, had parsed iue Medford tation, several stones were thrown at t with Freat viclence by @ young man standing directly beside tostrack. One of them passed through the baggage car and soother strack a passenger car just ander ® window, raking © considerable indeotation in the panel. No elfort whould be spared to secure the arrest of the fool bardy wretch whe coul’ thus recklessly endanger the lives of Qe paneeneors Sr Amniw AP ss Pruty Bowt—On Monday night, «.corge B. bolger coorkeeper of the Harbor police station owe, while endeavoring disturbance between ‘two ruffiane who were fighting on board one of the Staten Meiand ferry boats, Was #labbe by one of them in several pinces, but fortunately, mot eeriousiy An effort was mado te arrest the rufliane, but they managed to aacape in the crowd an the boat landed her passengers Arveveran BcicmR.—Catharine Greene, reriding at No. Greenwich street, while temporarily der ore* on Tues. @ay morning, jampel from the second story window of the honee apd wae dangerously injured. ii is stated that she pas wubject to fils of insanity Wliltamsbarg City News, Sas Accomer.—On the 17th, Mr reading tp New York, came across the river to Greenpoint bie pon, Wallace Squires, aged eight years and being engaged a! work at the ship yard of Mr. Aye allowed bis son to out the place. Dur be wae mise- Oe soa oad to find him in proves tuna ailing Squires On Montay eveo'ng hia Lg A wae found in the water at the foot of Froems'n rtrect, he is having fallen overboard. it ‘a y. Coroner Smell held an ~ mama coljental drowting was ren portive of he NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY 21, 1858. Sows of Matta tn Council. OUB PHILADELPHIA CORRESPONDENCE. Puuapevruis, Jaly 20, 1858, The first Grand National Convention of the I. 0. 8. M. Wes begun at Philadelphia om the 1%b inst. During several days previous to the Convention, # large number Of delegates, from most of the States of the Union, bed ‘Sseembied at the various principal hotels. Delegations from New York, New Engiand, Kentucky, Penneylvania, Missouri, Ohio, Utab, Minnesota, Texas, New Jersey, &c., Were present; and although the number of reprosenta- tives from each delegation was limited to five, a body numbering nearly three hundred gentioman presented themeelves with their certificates of election. At 10 A. M. the Minnchaba Lodge No. 1, of Philadelpdia, were called to order in their magnificent ball op Chestout street: and after giving the delegates apd the members of the at large a cordial reception, sjourped and regaled ‘their visiting bretbren with Jntion. National Convention was called to order a 2M. Bi Bowes oe business. Mr. “Carts Guild, of Boston, and Mr. J: R. Glen, of the Chairman and Secretary, vention. A committes ee fun so jted for the pomination of permenent officers of the iw of one gentleman from each deic- Convention, ppg | gation. retirement, Mr. Mark Smith, the commiitee's Chairmay, aunounced the Sang saes ames a5 bers noe obosen by them, viz:—For President, we Hepry Southard, of Philadelphia: Presidents, thenie! Smith, Tay gd Brown, Mark Smith, Geo. W. Dilke and Geo. The Convention then to appoint a committee of five to repart business, conelsting of tue following gen: tiemen:—Curtis Ca'ld, Hevry Watkins, ©. Jounston, Samuel A. Sloan and George W. Thatcher, Pending the report of tbe committee, tho Convention —* at twenty minutes of 4P. M., until 10 A. M. 20th inst, BECOND DAY'S PROCEEDINGS. Purtaprceara, July 20, 3858. The Grend National Convention of the Sens of Malta re- sszembled this morning. ‘The Chairman of the Business Committes offered a re- port, which was adopted, for the formation of a Conzisto- TY, cousizing Of two delegates from each lodge repre- sented. The Convention then adjourned sine dis. The Consistory subsequently met, and elected Dr. A, 8. Joves, of New York, Chsirman. Op motion, it was resolved, That this select body ho hai'ed eg the supreme grand Council of the Sons of Malta of the United States, Guba aad Mexico, to act in concert ca the supreme Grand Lodges ef Europe. Tee follow ug officers were then elected:— Supreme Grand Commander—Howell Henry. ue Grand Commander—OCuriia Gaild, of Marsichu Onin Chancellor—Danl. W. Boss, of Nino's. Grand Se: H. L. Peterson, ‘of Pennsylvania. Grand Treasurer—Jas. T Fisher, of Obio. Grond Conductor—Geo. W. Dilks, of New York. After the appointment of various committees the Su- preme Grand Council adjourned at four o’clock this after- Esau the eocond Monday in October, to meet in New ork city. The visiting members from Havana, France, land ani Germany were then admitted to the ‘oor, ap peared greatly interested in the proceed A universs! conventio p of ali the lodges = the world is spoken of, and will probably take place in 1859, United States District Court. Before Hon. Judge Ingersoll. THE ALLEGED POST OFFICE FORGERIKS. —Ihe United States vs. Wm. Fuller.—the de- fendant in this caso, who hes beon arraigned for exten- sive forgeries on the Poat Office Departinent, was put for: . ward to plead, aud pleaded not guilty, There being no poor cme pene at nn onal Jury causes, hiv trial was postponed for th. Jory Personal Intelligence. Diego Sutil has been officially recognized by the Presi dent az Consul of Venezucla at New York. ARRIVALS. At the Everett House-J. G. Crane, tient H. A. Da. Vies, wife and servant Dr. A Mra! Knowlton, Russel sna hay ‘Miss Russell gpd Master A. 8 Rascal \Spuyten tan Duyvel; Dr. Tyanderbure Poubkeepale: A ar ii. Wels, Pete: deiph'a. Tit Jaoes and einer and’ abizander . B. ina tn Bloch, New York; J. Heyworth, Hes woe, D.E. Von di Hey de, Northampton; P. ‘t. Ouder, N ow York. ee From Havre and fr Mio rey ‘ihe steameh! North Btar—Mre Col e sBagruder and brower, Alphous Mme Decrowey. H ittel, Mee Gauilhon, Mr Ver- — wi and Sry Meciaries Joo beg Rbudzeoa, Thrape, Mra an erm see cana ‘Mr A Friedman—an cabin. ‘ay - Padeeford, Jr; Pre, Lewrmnay 5M b Symon: ee or steamsbip Fi Wak a Riebards Py hie, Pe pee Paste and lad Mies M Tupper, ar Loogchemps. ‘Vaoals an Mid. JJ Clapp, C D Stewert, H *Clepr Ventille, Mise Wood aid thr C Sturtevant, Mise c t, Mra W . Mise Kerwin, MJ ©'Connor, M Mra Youre, ites Smith. Mra Morrow, AK andrews, W bt Bow yaneens, Rely oud bervak, Jobn an c Matick aga indy 0G Wilaber: Loher, 8 W ord Mra Terrill, BG Dawson, lady. ebud Kelly. J © Ayres 14 Perrs,Geo f Varnes Root & W: Chambers, WJ re 0, Mine Cilimpan. Mt mek Ssbarhy Pere Maber abd end. TC Mitchell. Jobe M Bion, der ard lady, Henry Scudder, Mis M i Soudder J P Colina Joon emit’ W rah & K Bolmer, WA Jandon, WN T Fiewelien, Miss Waring, M ker, Mr Hereif, 8'T Coleman J F cons, G P H Pepper, tady and four ebildren; D D pen clild; Miss 8 oder, @ W Millingicn, Miss A Greenwood, F B Brokaw, D EB iwi, A ees J uymoos. Mre cae nae St John, WA Wheeler, BO Ran 5 Kill, Ld Felion, Dr J ‘ Winkler, G' ¥ Roe, HW Coddin hem, EJ Smith, Chas TM Holden, 8 Desu,@ A Luce, J Ripley L Lamat—and 16 in steerage. From Savannvh. in the steamship Monteomery— Herman Sharn, P Gordon, Mrs MeKendare. Miss bllea Bole, Ht Mol Mater and nad HG Hootie, Capt LN Ward. lady, child and servant. DST atourette, Mra J Hf Brittos, BS Field, Y cant taree, children, alle, MreG © Bradley, Mr , @ Marding apd ey, J Bar and hd. meynolle iy, Mine Reynolds, Mrs Hardeasile, ly and lady, and 40 in the steerage. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Torspay, July 20—6 P.M. By the arrival of the North Star at this port we have four days later news from Europe. The funds are quoted on the 7th { per cent better; they closed at 95} a 95¢ for cash, and 95f a 5] for the 5th of August. Money was abandant; on govern- ment securities Ivans were readily had at 14 a 2 per cent. The French Three's had advanced ;, closing at 68.35 for money and 68.45 for account. A singu- lav manceuvre ia French finance is about to take place. The Paya says: From the dd instant the Bask of France witl cease to negotiate ‘-obli "on account of railroad companies. It adds, there only remain for distribution 75,000,009 of obligations necessary for the execution of the works of IBOS, apd that a subteription will be opened for the “obl. gations.” Upon this the London Times remarks:— As regards the pending issue of French railway obliga tions, it now appears that the stop taken by the Bank o Prante amouste to th the daily rain of bonds, the varions railway companire, aed inviting a #uvacripiion for the whole of remainder at a fixed price { #)our “11. This subscription will be opem in Paris aud the pro- vincer until tl Ly ms The number of bonds to be dieposed of ying 5 per cont interest on £12 & bomrty 655 cathe prot ef antocion » and redeemadie at £90, by antual Grawings, epread over nearly ope hondred years. The total to be raised is thus close upon £3,000 000. and the Bank of France has engaged to supply the railway companies with all the mease tbey may require up to the Ist of July, 1869, so that there wil! be no further issue o such bonds ror a year from the present date, A rumor was cnrrent on the 7th that subscriptions for over the whole £3,000,000 had already been sent in Cotton bad advanced |, with good sales; flour 1s.a barrel. As to American securities the London Times of the 7th notices sales on the previous day of Illinois Central snares at 24 and 25 discount; do. ‘se of 1875 at 784 and 784; New York Central 91; New York and Erie third mortgage at C7, 654 and 66; and Pennsylvania Central sterling €'s at 87) and 87. It states that Illinois Central, Pena eylvania Central, Great Western and Grand Trank advanced, while New York and Erie, on the other mand, was weaker, and quotes as follows: 7s at 'inots gave tye cont 1876. av? ‘Iinote Certral R. R 1878.... i bo do ‘Ts. 1860, freeland . a 76 To fo $100 sbares $40 paid. dis. 26 a 27 Michigen Central § per cent 1860,..... S20 84 Michigan Contral 8's 1869... S2a 8 do do o (sting fund) do 1882.:" 86 a 80 60 810° sha: ° 50 a 65 shen 8 &N Indiana a sinking | fund 188s. 60 8 64 do $100 shares..... “ 22a 2 N. York Central 6 per cont #inking fund #1 a 83 1) Te, convertible, 1864. Wave Te $100 shares 7 7 Erie 84 mort bonds, 1885 i Do do $100 shares. ball Penueyivania Central 6e, a8 do 2d mortgage sty... . 87 a 6 Exchange on England was very firm today at 1003 2 110, and on Paris at 5.1)j @ 5.124. Most of the business done was at lower rates than the ex tremes. The steamer to-morrow will carry out nearly a million, unless some parties who now in tend to ship should alter their resolution. Mone may now be fairly quoted at 3a 34. First c a be discounted a} the lowest ect eny amount can be hed « rate: and in Wall be vhs weg Uy lighph thawe vi § Central Misch occeres the price current last even- ing, though it was freely offered by the house in question } per cent lower, seller sixty days. Erie was also steady; Rock Island improved | a 3; Read ing, Michigan Central, Cleveland and Toledo, and Michigan Southern were steady at last quotations: Pacific Mail was firm at 854 a 854. We are happy to hear that there is no ground for supposing that anything has gone amiss in the financial affairs of this company. Harlem rose to 11], a rise of 1} per cent within the past day or two. The pending law- suit on the right of this company to ran cars down the Fourth avenue to Twenty-seventh street will no doubt shortly be decided. The prevailing im- pression is that the decision will be favorable to the company, as it woul d seem absurd to curtail the com- papy’s privileges and inconvenience the large class of persons who come into the city over the Harlem every day, merely for the satisfaction of a few pro- perty holders on Murray Hill, who purchased there after the railroad was in operation. There was asale of Nicaragua Transit at 24, an improvement of }onthe last sale. We note also asale of ten shares of Cumberland at 184. Milwaukie and Mis- issippi rallied to 17 from the depression of yester. day. Itissaid that there isa hope of extricating this concern from the embarrassment under which it labors. There was no activity in the bond mar. ket, and no change of prices, except in La Crosse and Milwaukie land grant bonds, which declined 4 percent. Respecting the present condition of this enterprise we have received the following from a well informed source :— of the La Crosse and Milwaukie Railroad land grant bonas due ist of ‘August next. Iv common with all unfinished roads, the La Crosse com- pany incurred great sacrifices of its fecuries during the jate revulsion. The verod in the conetruction of the beeen Ge La Crogse, from which to realize a large struction of the branch to Madison will be sbortly proso- cuted with vigor, aud by ita construction the company ao- quire additional and, amo amounting in| the aggregeic to over 4€0,000 acres. ii objections and doubts of the Governor oc Wie Wisconsin, ‘aod vests the adgolute perfect title to these Iancs in the company, and the solely applicable to the retirement of the land grant bonds. After the board the market was firm, but dull. At the second board the business done was exceedingly small, without change in prices. No vitality can be discovered in the stock market, and until some change of a radical kind takes place it will be equally unprofitable for the brokers and their few customers. The closing prices at Kowalski’s were: New York Central, 85); Erie, 18; Harlem, 11}; Had- son, 284; Harlem, 11j; Reading, 45; Michigan Cen- tral, 58); Michigan Southern, 223; Panama, 105); Illinois Central, 74}; Galena, 893; Toledo, 36{; Rock Island, 76}; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 17}. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,106,144 46, and the balances $868,173 24. The Metropolitan certificates remain at $6,000. The operations of the Sub-Treasury this day were as follows:— $281,705 65 91,000 00 247,082 76 SUT ENS OF The following is an extract from Groesbeck & Hoyt’s circular for the country:— The week pest was one of abundance in money, ou short negotiations of prime city character, at 3 a4 per cert on stocks end bills within 30 a 60 daye,avd 4a 6 per cent on bills 60% 126 days. Longer date paper i in lees favor than it was earlier in the season. There is no very marked demand for or movement in stocks this week; yet wo find # steady though moderate request for cividend psyiug ebares and for all the State, aad afew of the best railway boods: aud the prices for these are gradually focling the influence of the abucdance and cheapnets ef money. The bank statement shows au un- precedented lire of country bank balances unemployed ‘m the city, sud of individual deposite—the two reaching topetner, alter ceducting the clearances of the week, something over ninety million dollars. The domesiic exchanges have undergone lit'le or no va rintion since ovr ‘ast report. Foreign bilis tre firmer, and London is held for 1063{ @ 110 by the leading drawerg As usual, at tho close of ve cotton season, the supply of mercantile biils (rom the South baa fallen o/!, leaving the coutrol of tue exchange market to what are kno wa as tho standard banking bouses, who will probably, for some weeks to come, employ moderate phipments of gold, should the advance of the rates on Londoa to 110 per cont be jully eswblished. The following is a comparative statement of the exports, exclusive of specie, from New York to for- eign ports for the week and since Jannary J :— 1866. 1857. 1888. Total for the week... $1,976,582 889.051 1,462 386 Proviovely reported. 41,190,024 39,624,528 32 644,561 Since January 1....945,106,606 40,513,579 34,108,949 We take pleasure in directing attention to the honorable course pursued by Messrs. West, Caldwell & Co., dealers in hat and cap materials, No. 52 Broad- way, who having failed during the crisis last year and settled with their creditors at fifty cents on the dollar, have recently called them together and paid them the balance in full, principal and interest. Such acts are equally rare and honorable. The following dividends have been declared: The Leather Manufacturers’ Bank a semi-annoal divi- dend of five per cent, payable on the 24 of August; the Astor Fire Insurance, a semi-annual dividead of eight per cent, payable August 2; the Beekman Fire Insurance Company, a semiannual dividend of six per cent, payable August 2. The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks, made up yesterday afternoon, presents the following | aggregates, as compared with those of the previous week: — Increase. Tely 19, 87 2,422,311 The deposits have increased over a million, the specie nearly half a million, and the loans over three- quarters of a million. On each of the other itema there is also a slight increase. Chief Justice | owrie, we learn, has refused to quash the writ of mandamus served to compe! the Commis sioners of Allegheny county to raise a tax to pay the interest due on certain bonds issued to the Pittsburg and Steubenville Railroad Company. The motion to quash the writ of mandamus was made for the fol lowing reasons : 1. That the county of Allegheny ie a municipal corpora. tion not located within this disuric) of the Sapreme Coart and that the claim opon which the sald writ is founded is purely local and private ove. 2. That the said writ has been issued improvidently without notice to the respondents, and fp @ way not con- forming the iaw,or to the rules and practice of this sisim upon which the same i# founded is itogether disyrated and denied, and that no judgment bas been recovered or sult instituled against the said oounty therefor. 4, That if the relator bas any legal right, Agen alread ided him with « specific legal remedy, wb is exclusive in terms and effect, and is Co Pisheteat to’ abundantly adequate for all the purposes of thia ease. ‘The following is a statement of the value of mer- chandise warehoused at Boston for the week ending Joly 16, 1868 Dry goods . ‘il ower mer batd 0s. . $15,984 00 72525 00 ‘inedan Dry Goods... ee tovves Steck Exchange. Torspay, July 1888. $1000 7 8 IM Oem 8536 16000 U8 103%, 200 Pry 11000 Tenn 6's a a F 10000 Missourt mi 100 86 16000 California 6 200 18 8000 Indiana 5's. 87: 50, 18 el oneeoe 8835 170 18 1000 N Y Cou RR 7's 60 pty 1000 ioRR4mbse 57 «145 ns 1000 Erie RRob 1871 8234 xe ny 11000 Erie RRe D 83 xy 1000 M or 6 93. 3000 TH 86x 0 4565 600 87 500 46 £000 83 «(100 ae 6000 3h 0 a 4 8000 80% BO ce. 58K 5000 89% D380 23 8000 89-150 Panama RR... b60 10634 30u0 64 =o ca 1000 6835 260 89 6 she no” 300 90% 6 Baak 360 8045 30 60 89% 10 100 36 10 100 86% 55 100 963g 30 100 36% 30 Ws 300 18% 10 4 nin 110 Pac Ms i6% 60 oO 3 88076 60 Nic it Co. 2h 33 0 R& dulecey ER o4y 100 Cant A SlaCrowekaiRR 6 415 Ke £0 250 $12000 2000 4000 lo 10 20 60 nbs 100 Hark 50M Tumpay, July 20-67. M, Asugs.—The sales embraced about 40 a 50 bbis, at Gc, for pots and at 63,c. for pearls. Breapstvres.—Flour—light receipts and fayorabie ad- vices from Europe. The market was firmer, and civsed st an advance. Sales were made of about, Mahal 11,009 be piu sheet the Sliowing toes of prices Coomenne seeeeesaes! about Dbig. at quotations. Soutbern floar was firmer, of about 1,500 bbls. within the above rang Cornmeal and rye flour were unchanged, and Wheat of sound quality was scarce and firmer, wales embraced about sales Canadian flour was firmer, with ssies of ) . g i Hl i Chicago spring at 78c. @ 86c., the latter in slore; new red southern $1 20a $1 26, and new white do. $1 423g. Cora— Sound corn was scarcoand very firmly beid. rales embraced about 25,000 a 80,000 Suaneles, fuctuding beatea and inferior Weatern mixed at 65¢. @ Tbs. ; sound @o., 850. ; white Southern, §&c. ® 893;0., yellow do. Sic. a We, Rye—Sales of abyut 5,000 bushel ‘were male, part at alos of State and Western Corren—The Phantom’s cargo of 3,100 bags of Rio wore sold on private terms, and 1,000 bags Laguayra also at private terms. Mersra, William Scott & Sons’ weekly Gecker of to-day gives the following account of stocke, ete.—Stock of Rio and Santos coffee on the 15th July, tai, 15,004 Recetved since to s” Roeback, S91; bags; Adamie, 8,840; os 4,260; Rtoci the ach ay of July, 1868, 38,136; Babia, 8,100; Maracal- 178s Lagoayre, 8,000; Jara atee, ‘mats £00, 0 po TR 2 4 pomingo, Total bags anc mate, 69,418, pk ¥ Corto was quite firm, with seles of about 800 a 1,000 helee. The market closed as aboat the following quota- Uplands, Florida & Mobile. N. 0. d Texas. +10 1 10% ales with past week reached about 18,000 bales, of which about U1 ‘000 were on the epot and 7,600 in tran sit, closing at an advance of about oa ke FP.L & D. Talcott in their circular for the Africa remark as follows:— ‘The improved demand of the past week was owing to leas favorable accounts of the growing crop, improved accounts: from the wapufacturing districts, (many miils mar re. sumed which bad been closed since iast fall, and more preparing to resume within the next thirty daye.) and the expectation of higher prices abroad. (ur letters from New Oriean: favorable acovdnts of ‘the appearance of the ptan Rot subject to over flow: lows by overflow ts estimated at fully 300,000 bales. in our advices from the Atlantic States, Florida, Alabama and Tennessee we find very general complaints raja. The folowing are the movemenis in Southern ports to latest mail oipte at all ports since Sept. 1, bales. Increase... . Exports to France’ &: Same time Inat year. Decreate Stocks et 1 the ports Same time last year. Incresee, * 62,487 Fascnts re firm, bat engagements. were Tight. To Liverpool, seme 1,100 bbis. flour were engaged at 23. Grain wae quict 634. 8 7d., asked in bulk and bags. Cotten was at $-16d/a 7 324. To London, 150 tierces Iu- dia beef were taken at Gs To Glasgow, ebout 9,000 bush- ols of wheat were taken in sbto’s begs yesterday ater. noon at Tid. Flour was at gs. 6d. To Bremen, about 200 bbls. of rosin were taken at 20. Od. Bay —The suppliee were moder ate, and sales confined to about 6 000 & 8,000 bales, at 450 @ b0c. Lit —Moderate sales of Rockland wore making At about 660 for common and at 8c for lump. Morasers. —The sales embraced about 260 thds. Cuba murcovas o at 2%. Navat Srores.—The market was without avimation. Sales of 400 bbls. spirits tarpentine were reported at 40c & 460 , and some 600 a 800 Dbis. common rosin at $165 Por 810 Ibe delivered. Provisions.—Pork—The market continued firm and cloged at an advance. fhe esies embraced abont 2,200 bois... including mess at $1690 a $17 @ $17 12)¢ ‘and rime at $18 90 #14, clear mers at $19, and thin do. a Pit 50, and extra do. asia & $14 60; prime meas ‘was quiet at $198 $22 Beef hams were firm, and sales were made of about 60 bbie. choice quality at $18. ‘Cut meat meats were firmer, with sales of 150 a 200 bhds., including #boalders at 5c. 6c., and hams at Se. a8 \c. Lard was firmly held, wich sales of adout 200 a 300 bbis. Tey tu ce for No. 1, at 1120 a 11%\e. for prime. a Hoo (40 then. at Bo. a 8K 300 boxes at 8c. ISkEY Seles of about 300 bbis. were reported at ae —The article is dull, holders wes Or look for concersions sales embrace 22 tocky, at 12\¢. a 12}¢0.; 66 fbales Havana, at 60 cases seedienf at 534 70 do, Florida at pp. MARITINE INTELLIGENCE, Port of New York, Jaly 20, 1858, OLRARED, Steamebip Africa (Rr), Soancon, 1! Caner: verpool—F Steamship Star of the Woet, Gray, Axpiawall—M 0 Ro. derts. Steamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Poriiand—H PB Crom- well & Co Ship Endymion, Hallett, Liverpool—Liowland & Froth. bem. hip Harvest, Loring, Antwerp—l’ort, Smith & Co. Ship Cal lope; Goodwin, Be Sephen, NB-J 0 Baker & Park Torre Nova (Norw), Olsin, Shediac—Funch & a e. sa Oube, Rering, Frankfert—Oclricha & Co. — — Storm King, Perry, Gibraltar—Gomez, Wallace & Arnold. Sebr aly Palace, Leighton, St Johnm, NF—Pont & Small Scbr Ocean Bird (Br), lockbart, Halifax—C A DeWoilf, Sobr Ocean Wave (Br), Lockhart, Hantsport, N3—D I DeWolt’, Schr Maryland, Cathoart, Leer ad & Abbott. Sehr Whutier, Preeby , Taunton—Master, ARRIVED, Seamehtp North Star, Jones, Havre July 7, via Cowes —o '@, with mdse and presengers, o D for race, Prived at the Mastery at 10 AM. Steamebip Florida, Crowell, Savaunah, 60 houre, Sar} mene and passengers, tS! sitcbill & Son. Sunday Dale with steamehipe State of Naebvule, and exobange’ mphip Alat vue ,2 20 PM. exe! eu! with F P, Rathbone, 33 ; 18th, lat 40 15, fon 70 wae ale oe om ” white pada! 08 Ship armorial (of Bath) oliore, Havana, 6thinet, with so toC 6 Duncan & me Abby Thaxter (of Banger), Legenten, Tone, PR, July 6, with sugar, &c, to master, July 13, lat 38 04, lon 16 oe “cpoke ship froy (of Bostou), from New Orleans for Frankl (Be), Oor, Bathurst, NB 14 days, with os rad » 9 Orch An Filan (Br), Oren, , uisdore, NB, viaLubeo 12 days, with plaster, to Staith Sen 1, Smith, Chesebro, Wi Wimiaton: Xo, 10 days. Taleo days. be Merwin, Avery, Sehr A 1 Dyer, Wésers; Rampart, 2 day 0 er, Kogers, Rastport, m Bebr Rpringbok, Ton balais, 10'daye. Sehr Gen Taylor, Jouee, hyo pa Bebr Bliva Jane, Howes, Scur Sea Whe? Whselée, Warren, Ri, for Rondout Steamer K ert Ei er Kennel fear Stoemer Tacon; Troon, Wilson, Paietelpbia. Steamer Piens TLoper, Puitede:paia Beemer Curlew, Waltame, Providence. er Osceola, Smith, Norwich heed ere London. oubrawee Kouuey, Se Seg Har! ‘The abip We F Suyer, arrived reports Jnae 30, Int 4420, lon 49 Lermg, 29 daye from New Oriesus Sictay from Liverpoot, } me SN Mabe BELOW Ons bark in the Eastern cffiog, at aunzet. BAILED. Steawat!p Star of the West, Aspinwall: ehips Resolute, end Lucy Thumpeon, Liverpool, Napier. Hong Kong; Aus- testa (Prue), Maraaichi: City of Now York, St Jehu, NB. Wind at conrize 8; snaset WW. BMiscelianevus and Disasters. fun ® 1, Grcmust (of Thomaston), Hewes, took fire in the port of Slayre, on Monday, July 5, at 10 PM, and not- whhstending (ho most elronuous ollorts were made by tho whote of tho authorities of the port and others, tho fire was: still raging tiercely on the Tih, All hopes of saving any part of ber are despaired of. Shois tyingon hor broad side, scutticd. The cause of the disaster is unknown. The following is the remainder of cargo om board when she took fire:—633 bales cotton, 32 hhds tobacco, 2500 staves. (The RL. G was built at Thomaston in 1863, 1197 tons re- gister, rated A1, and owned by R L Gilchrist.) Purser J C Bailey, of the steamship Florids, which arrived yesterdsy from Savarnsh, will accept our thanks for full files of Raveunsh papers, Bark be pg che following particulars of the loss of park arabia at Table Bay. we find ia the Oape ee Aes of of May 2hb:—The ‘Soren ark arabia, Captain wresked in caceritg. ‘Table Bay upon (be morning or tse hi inst, Tbe Arabia lett Zanzibar on the 2d of Apr andon 3d ot Mey (in Ist 22.8 and lon 30 E) fell in pnt | Ariadne, Ceptain Knight, boond frsm Bombay to Boston, in a conn conditions is compliance with the night, eo" eee on board rab) dered 23 in ail ‘allis, of the Arabia, in order to land the upforiunate crew. determined upon touching at Ge TH into Table and, on the night of the 10tb inst was com! y witb a very liget wind. The night was t Wallis mis- z of the Green Foint light and bis vessel went on sbore clone 10 the M hopes of saving the vessel were dissipaicd, a bost was lowered and 2: tance sought from siesmehip Undsunted, mea wee apcbored about a mile off. Capt Frapklin and the offi- cera of the Undarinted immediately tance and) rescued the whole, ¢ of the crew sisted of dates. ivory. clover, bi ‘gum Walued at S000. The bull of the ‘unforiunale eseel. was wold by pg auetion for £3,040, and a quantity of ivory and Aang! which was saved from ibe wreck reslized £7 000. Captsin Knight, of the Ariadne, bas gratefully acknowledged =e ‘Aitention of the oficers and crew of the Arabia, — —"CR, ‘Wallace deserves much sympathy: ieoeblog at Cape was merely an act of ig A) 10 Tent the grew of the Arindne, as his bark was small with 90, large & wumber of, men cn board on ahort atwance ot Was neseessry (0 replenish at the Cape. Thea Tous of the bark was owing to ths dark ‘nigbt ond imper- oe atrestion of oy Borezores. which says sleer esstward uotil 1e two lights (verd be supported) are ia one, bear. ing BW bait 8 then bean 8 by Roe A, . The bark stood ard, so far as w bring tbe = bear W, before Capt Wallis ligcoted’ his eourme FS ‘us the, water: shostod bo Se Fae Bere ane oan or bend otf eastward before Bark Josera & Hawwan, of Portland, Newport, W, for Harara, be-ore reporied wreck eo st Biota 27th ult, wae owned by Kors & Sturdivant, and othere, of Foriland, and is fully insured in the squitable, alliance and Washington of- flees, Boston, and auaniic office, Providence. fern Wa A Hivwonn, Paine, Rod main rigaing. Tall and bulwark up, Baving boen in collision, at Bbsatt with sehr Hichard Vas, broot ‘Bonion ‘or Pate, whieu lost boweprit and. alt atiacbed. The mainmast of the Wm a Hammond brose in ipree vieces, "ibe middie rough the tones on deak uta the eabin, where mote Was sleep in bis berth comine co near bun Tis shirt aleeve, but not injuring bim further. Scan 1,8 Levanina, betare reporied aehore on, Bast Chop, Holmes’ Hole, was on *. Ranging by contractor Ben. Bab z,Hebe, wae oe oe Sole art going second to tear place cho will aail, need repaii webore ai the cama place, ‘will be got ‘off by the ontractor this week. Brig Filmore, of Laitkmore, 194 ‘veo at St Toomine previous to 26h, ult. trom Copenbac 2. was roid to parties lu St Fhowas for $10 00). Capt Kage. her 5 years old, which or Owmander, came paesenger ip achr Biver Queen, st Frovi: dence from Balt keys Notice to Mariners. MONTAUK LIGHTHOUSE Within the past few mothe masters of ships arriv nla port have complained to us of the uncertainty of the adore light In tbe night time, very | ted with hy a4 ' u year to ash” Wight. ‘The light at Gay Hi | the eo with fore very ap- | } parent, Séveral vessela have come near runntrg oshore throu mine, wat Se le Athine Adama wc! arrived here inet ore ny baving & sharp lookout | vor two ago if | 58 are seen once fo every two minutes, and from three to five miles farther than tbé fixed Lehi, which is seen within tts presen raat fined light between {ashes New Bedford ‘Whalemen. Arr at New Ledford 18th inst, shiv Two Brothers, Childe, Paciic: L FF y-] bbis % (took 35 Sent home 65 ble #p oll and Zi) Ios bone. Spoke | t, 80 wh: ln 8 10 oaks enuin tere at, He ai on ‘oole, Jeni . $ dupe 6, Int 29 N, lon 62 Ww, * illinokel ere ry Board. Fevrd ftom Apsil BD .no Jal ke, Wias i ey 4 Cornel, Sacry (ot Fairhaven), Wilson. Pactiie 10, with 1480 Dbi8 ap and 300 do wh Bod to thie ep and 8) do wh ol 1isth, brig ames (of Mattapoisett), Kempton, Atlantis WCB Hetous June 1 ret apn s,s Harbor, aL va landed 160 Parnes Pearl, NL, 600 4 to a, Ae, RF Cook, Cornell, of Provincetown, 129 ly Td, on Charleson Ground, Waiter Frvii ng. Sue, of Provincetows, 10) wh 95 sp, Valentine Loane, ik, Of do, 100 wh 130 sp. de. efits, Wm Surge, Cook: {9m Cardi March 18 for Acap le prt 2 Iat 165 8, low Zr U7 wiping “ape Western Bon. Taylor, ? days from Wilmington, NO, for —_ with 24 mate and 4 men sick, July 11 lat 36, Belg Mary © ‘pen. Johneon, from NYork for Ban‘a Martha, Jone 10, int % 15 an Sehr Ann Maria. Sarton P= NYork for Anticus, was passed July 5, Ini 21 24, lon 6t Ayrwerr. 4 2—Are Josepdine, Zellein, NYork; Mary Glover, Obsee, Kiebmond. - Consiitution, Lundt, New York (and from ¥ iuabing « th AMSTERDAM, Ji Bid ‘not arr)jOregon, Porter, N York; b, Amicis, a, do rt W A Platenius, Bennett, Mauritius. Whewa, Singapore. ‘Arr Br ship Haarhee Hong Kong, and ald (oot ship Han dhec, of Baltimore, Thompson, pr G W Morton, Ulmer, NYork, 6th, Arr Carl, Ludering, NOrjeans. 4—Sid Coliambia, Lemke, ¥ York. May 14—Sid schr Caiharine Jsckeon, Cran Bonnon Avan, Cowes, July b—Are Hartford, M°Kay, Charleston. (genemen, Rises ROniene Slant queer = ane | Gen i“, : na ragne, do; “e oetiepe Norfolk and Cadiz. ig nd “Apri 214 for Kwatow ’ rhips Duplin, Lave, and Harry Bluff, Redman, tor pot dg; Columbia, for Fimpscn, for Liverpool 40; Pion Assyria, D en, Fi RYor Er ‘Nigent, for Bristol Boy Yddo Kimball, bler per. DALe! 9—C1d haf yy! Ocean, Williams, Mau- ritiag; Sage Cimetnpatoa, Doane, Loo. Canis, June Arr Lord, NYork; Tabita, Davi a a June ae F Pri tat poate, Lave, 3 in, « Sari coon June 2-'sid brig IAnzarotie (not Lamartine), larriman, ‘ Deaty July 3-Arr Victoria, Champion, London (and ald or, Fixerwoon, July 5—Arr Carlo Manran, Andros, NOrleans. Farwoutn, July &—O8, Wursate, Bieengrafe, from 4 York a Jaly 2—In port Br bark Burope, Clements, for wouners — ri peo 04 NYork, sia a xe han 2-Are Loy Frances, xo Fhipe tien i i eeeenle, Claager Gente anf for anie; bark Adeline G Adama, er aaa a IRRALTAR June 20--Arr Star King for etemane ja . Mulboven, ser, jor do Minesote, ‘Deabon, for day, tor nore mae} A bere), Sittin! ly 6 ‘eh 814, Ure brown Merry man, for horton a; J Sham! Orleans de: Rosetue, Cook, and Hi Mi. me Sin teriand wad | iio A mond, id 3), Galenn, ‘eavit A¥ork: ela, ie : f Wricaoa, Old June M0, & ‘ent Staten " Jamsort, Prulaen, WYork. Aid say Dierkmaso, Hew Fork; 82, Howard vs Boner wel, NYork ang de ard ant Rew ‘Arr at Gravesend Mason, Gardner, F 6th, Obamplain, *Wyinah, Trinidad” ‘Bla 6, igen eg ARseiLixs. Jone 40-8 brig Two Mataga, June 23-814 bark Young be Moxtevineo, May $1-In port ‘hark Aiea from Salem arr ist, divg. Criflon, waeen Guillet. from ee for wir a Oss Verd Ii get a ; Fanny W Satan range, Amidon, from Buenos Mananmax, Jone 2—No Am a Newcastiz. July 2—"id artis New Haven, Rot out bth, Pudt ey Newrowt July Sorkd Moro Cove, Reed, N¥ark. In port 24, ® pson, Shannon, Liv. erpoot, arr 27tb ult for Havana, 10; and. June F—In port deiphl, Brown, ork, to esilon ber return in 2chye; Fmma, Penfield, fr-mdoarr 26th, dise: achr Harriet Barton, from do’ di Quarxsnows, July $ Arr is T Maru, French, Cardenas; Port 24, anon, a Pettangill, from Savancab; Clara, Deane. from Rockwitx. Jone 27--Bd Sohn Richards Mhurehtll, NYork. ang grat Law od pore ty Ewes, for lig: Seimt Locke. tweeter. fur W York 40; barks Congordia (Dutab), Ven Zenten, and J Withelmina ( Thier- wad, for do do; Regina ‘eer for Boston Tae ven Gqed (Prue), Jansen, tor do ims AL ELDS, ‘Two one repor'ed to from avre bave jus Uneie Joe. pret gee and i r4 SBiagws Bar, Oul ‘OGH, Kay 11—Arr Golten West, Curwen, Be yous, NB, June 15—-Cld ship B 8 Kiraball, Hosmer,. eke IstaNne, July i—In in perkoetg m9 Sad Dorr, from Bt, ome for Newport, } ~ commenced weed wall, Howes, i ‘Remetios, ESTE, June 28—Are Hone Porte, ALEXANDBIA, July 18-Arr sehr Bon) Franklin, Green- ALE wwe ee ees sioops HJ Beudder, Fy A pouth Heflman Jersny City: I jute; Ab, Toioad for Liverfools be bark Mary ares te po Suri- bre Fiore, Tuckeoe silt Daun: ecbrs ewe ay Bugelt wil in ‘1s; Moonlight, Wind W, steamebip Voyagens de in Mer; shlos Wm Stetson, G W Bourne, Hs. vlog: berks Trene, Mendi, Rechabite; brigs Santa Clara Josiah Ko- Joa, Moonlight, Waltham; schra Gate Wm Mary Bape, seas Shelion, and Chas Wiliams. ‘Wave sid BAL oy Jo—-Arr_ U8 steam rev cutter Harriet Lane, Faunce ai 8:00; to goal: steamed ok, Ramsay, ce. JL Milles re low. off Point Lookout, sbip Oasiida, Cid bark ‘A Manderson. Henderson & Evava, Seco; Pearl, Brown, Boston. se Hoenn: De 3 Guimborace brows. Wier ia; Calm ok, olteia oly Parr gohr 8 its ae. er wea Eaucricn ss hamberiain, Hallett, Davis, do fid sehra Yankee busan, Bray, N York; sloop Opes ie. New York; 102, bra Kilen on ; Barnes, "GEORGETOWN, 80, tern when nritien Tooth- aber, Ol GKLVERTON July 7—Cld abi E Gresley, Cutte: Taetee- Jay ira larr brig Harp % sobre, Rew Jersey sateen BOLE BO) ag for Boston: RF for do, ‘Rogers, P a Blake. Spow, Roadout for do. Vernon tows Ayres, Eiliaboro- be. Small, Salem for okineere for N Yor! Baines Went Newbury for Pallnde Provineetows for NYork; RB t do; yachts Wicmecn. Magar. and Gipsy, Bpencer, Fld schan Fra A Baker, Sounders, John Cedwalsdor J Ol LB Ferguson, B Bm''h, yrehs Wide Tsth~Arr schra: > Coney. Ss arb] ee “e Pree Lake; ‘awit ¢ Ginuen Am a gy sen, ‘3.8 Whildin, Sich. el L Sturtevan’, Moston for Philadelphia; 2 Haley, Lyon for 494, tH Risley, Boyce. Koxbucy for Ireland. Bteelmen, Mi agplehend for. nord Jo Beverly for do: yéeht ‘sid ° M Pasrow, Ds we sriedge oun Mesdame mons E Winton B : Green ga8 Semel, Gon 4 Bleacor C 8Teaslee. H Mav. nV Pharo, Marber, $8 White, Dalle. Albion Tener Horo bie an, KU Barh, Ledanon, Bangor, Frances Ellen, New J eae La Licey Byake, Globe, ‘Glaasbiow er, ilamnal he ie if uzala Stover, Cates, Wilmington NC for RYork pee oe Ronre brig Wilkes Granted Oot ‘ork (res v i" a ne NYork sobra Leo MoFadden, do tor Kestpo on iivirg been in comiae with abr Wi Niam A arr. brig Titanis, Appleby, T' rebre Kdward Glade, "0, ie “oy itn phy North brigs Lyd! Frarces, Titania, Lidis Stover, Wiliam Crawford: ‘Sire Morin Fi LSL ine, Eben Ba a A ‘item hicast Sore jeat Bogs, Seve Wim RAR TRORD. July 17 Are wenmers Uncos. Baton, N¥ork: ath. MW Chapin, “Kel hao cce Joua Cone, Netley: and A ‘azard, Vi: end Falumore, Me@: 81d 1th, Yor: Th: W Paste TOME, Je ‘Olio, Hi Barro: barks make Mox! 7 na Aden ‘Keid, Pen- pacoin; eebr words and Corpus Chriati. to sea paneaoged Carolina, Geodwin, for Uber: a Pa E014 ship |. Norton, Liverpool; rebr Riteabetle pe LN, (Ae Blas. Towed wo ea to day, skip Ohio, ute for Havre. MEW ORLEANS, July 1—Arr eteamebio Texas, Wilson, Indianola and Galveston. eehre James Miller, Pane, § York; ¢ Barnsrd, Sione. avd J ls Bmith, Snow, j2h—Arr steamship Emvire City, vane; Mex sehr Fores. Acbrm! Uners, Nero, Barcelona; bark H he scbr Btar, Gammon, from Tohasco mons, London; EM ‘Arndt (Brom), Rargloop, Bremen; Wa Banks, Hartlett, Malaga via Vigo; Span ‘brig i by Barcelona, bd Old (hy tel) ahips 0 P Barre. Rnty TI ushine. oan bark fi , Biber - . #hive ¥ pees, ty. rks Alice Tainter Post, Lennig, and Fight, Calhoun, Bcsions bebe Selle’ Maria, Woe “Howe to nem Tus ‘th ships Potomac, Bremen, Wm H Prescott, Aroole; mb, ‘Wm F Schmidt. NORFOLK, July 17—Arr SE Pitas Meine: 80 Jomes Bedell, and Commerce, ig, NYork. 16 from Hampton Roads, brig T W Rowland, Rowland, Key | We NEW BEDFORD, J) Warr it Zing, Thorass, me York: 10h, wchra augue: Perry. wed Kl ityradey wee of Liny State, = beg” a rN Pork and Phiadeipbia, phan seeks se, Portsmouth NH “Xaniontt PORT. July 17—Arr sohrn 20, Johneon, . Mathews, apd Jacob Fun Wiltiars, Macbewa, Arr sear Jul; ‘Oregon, 10th—Sid wobr Hudson, Warren (having been supplied with, Brosks, Delaware nee for NYork. Bid sche anew maipmeat NEW HAVE aut 19 Arr ship Ovean, Clark, RI; brige Thos fair; Robt Mowe. Bouma, CO Bilin Porte icy: sshee Ht M Piaher, Philadephia: © L Heckecher Trenton: JC Rwen; - i oni, om pn sloop , Ritzabeth- age. averstraw. Pr pavaLHia. : York Flowes, Reston: brig jv. Ik Taylor, Boaton . sobre DG Floyd, Rack x 8 Miner, Se Fer: {arch nriebt Noble, nua Bt seni ian, Neal New Haven: Stranger, Bina Old barks We Galiison, pak a AC] ie H Barra, Preach: Hanks. 5 Newport: pew, s Cat Fy way Davis a Castner, Garwood, and J : “PORTLAND. Tul neon Fodorns, Adama, re en Y Me@ ory, V ane Cretosont fatns pten ad ‘Odd Fellow, Rilot Hit or Tangier, Pendleton, Matanzas a ay Steele, bi Ronnd Brook, Madoc! py for palmouth fy July 17—old sohe Taeae aed July 1—Arv sebra oe Potnam, erty: doy Oh. TM Bes ih, Teeaaon, F- is at Parker, Wells. ¢ Niver_ pod Ann Par! ella. do. PROVIDENCE, nee a aches River Queen, fal! Cry: Lady Dak tnd Wave, Smith, tor Pawtnebet: JM Preemao ny rem Spee Marke Davies Se Ar Pehe Yorn ar ee 3 Hy i inter, Fowler. © York. i ‘pay, 0 Raliimere: Convert, ‘formas Mary Hannabett, Mitohell, NYork HCRMOND, daly. Tila eohre Win Oreror, Dostita, and One Lore in, N¥ork. Kady 1eebd bete Busan. " jae booms, ae ae Fee Taditamee, Phun = oun re saa Arr 30th (by tel), ba ee martin Pai renal md Ty itt in the MARBY MURDER AND SEDU CTION CARH Prom iw Sroxawn CONF ER! RULER, 108 CAZRTER, 4 TOUSAY, Agent. Oum ecko ina. ie tee eran ee J or errofnlons ol ik ipee fe & cartes a GA NATIONAL & ey