The New York Herald Newspaper, July 22, 1858, Page 8

N WwW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1858. ‘fret inetaiment 7 by anoiers, of whom We Yarious fem e’es, took tM wnie Botte.o, tock 200) wore, and J. W. Brawley Yok tte re- Mawing 200 Thayer Delonge to a nest of floanciers of ‘tba Dame to Bulle, one of woom opened the Deas, aot Bt once entered discounts to ihe amouot of $20,065, at to Boffalo parties. G P. Steers, of Ballo, *eho wan closed setter of the beck, ‘upon takhag onerse of tt, Abe re was adeGot of 86,275." The digqounis now amount and & , Dearly ali cf whics has eee to Butlalo par- Deere exoeps py of $1,100, in saws of from The Thavers and ‘Waloridge agere Wee, ope mt BS,Go0 &) $8. BLO, ‘DHLNer Re Crawerk er endorsers in Rearly ai! of these, ts clemr tomt the bank was purely speculative, the ey notes having Been immediately discoanted. seme parties appear to here been .ae operators in ‘the new dank af Orawford county. To this concern 1,534 shares of sicck were mubscrided, of which 1,210 were ‘beld ty the Bolfalo gang, and the rest by J. Porter Braw. ‘Vey, a8 096 of she emme party, except about forty-four eberer. This subscription was paid 1 Toga Jounty Bang € Chiefly ¢ 166 diwcouate as the organiza, opt adunt $600 pad im apacio of $54,085 ROE ana ever. ‘ane ite disconots rasen $147,917 62, of ‘Whice $68 8.0 pes beep to perries out of the Stata, Tae nat ne ena the Presioent ordered at toe sane raving of the plates for Doth this aud the ge Ovunty bark ‘The Thayers again figure as the parties takmg the etock Of the Do* “baw okie Baek, of ehion the whole sudscrip- tor wes 1,640 shares, while they and their associates (ook BPW eharer. Une » ine ‘bayers ebiied for all the stock varscribes by persons pot residing in Shamokin, and paid Bo wooey exiep.81,000 in gold and $98,000 m notes of the Toga and Crawford counties Tminsdiateiy: upon the organ'zation of the bank, the beoks show that $# 015 50 Of cixcounts were granted to J. Jackson, of New Yors city, aod Underbiil & Locknart, $38 G00 being im ove ttetm to Jackson. The endorsers of these power are J. W. Underpill and R. Underbil, while the teller of the Davk is Robert Uncerbill The circuigtion amounts te $26,460. and the caxb te Be 872 05, The ‘cashier David A. Robinson, formerly of Buffalo, explains that the money paid in as capital «took of the Daok, Was discounted tw the parties named, ‘apd the notes were left as the capital of the bank. A person named on pretence of being a man @f mrans, who inencea eubscribing $40,000 w tae mock of the bank, was entrusted witn $70,°00 w arrange a ays- vem 0! exchange with the banks of Western Pona-yiva Ds, wetead of woich he appropriated the muney to his own veer, but was afterwarce arrested and obiige? to dis gorge J. Jackson, who figures as priveipa! operator in this bank, alleged bimaelt to be worth $19,490, which, on tmyeetigation, turns ont to be moonshine. J. R. K»pinson was another of the wire workers in tuis institution, and appears as the party to whom the disc,unted $38,000 was traveterrea on check About $2,000 of the bilm of tas Sdamoxiy Bank were obtsined from it oy Ro>iseon, aud ‘used to pay ‘he first instaiment of a subscription of stock Dy bima to the MeKean Ooupty Rank. How thie money was Procaret does not appear, but it was not by discouat, a it was to be returned to the bank Among the pereoos acting with the Thayere and be lungmg to the Buffalo party in all these banks were W. Meech, several named Ganson, C H Payne and M. Cargon. These appear ayer in the stock subecrip on to the Bank of Phenixv: le, which, had an or. genization taken place, wonld heave stood, 1.200 shares taken by Buffalo and vicinity, 198 by Phe- nixvilie Some of these eudecriptions to the amount of 1,000 sbaree were taken for others by partics who only held powers of attorney to subscribe 600 shares. They sitered the figures at the time of subscribiag. The firat yment onthe stock was made in notes of the iioga Say Bank, which was objected to by the commission. era, and au inveetigation ensued, ending tn the subserip- tiovs being deciared sogur, apd ‘erbdrawn Aptartting revelation is made by the committee rela- tive t the bank pote reporters. Proof seems to have been ail. rded that some of these publications are regalar Diack mail sheets, which quote banks im good or bad ptarding according as toe consuelors are feed Letters ‘and cireulars are described as being gent to banks, re- Quriog !mmeciate correspondence or ® personal visit, to make certain arrangements, on pain of disagreeable con. Bequences. Altogether the report is calculated to surprise the peo- ple of Philstelpbia and Fennsylvavia, and pat them on ‘Uheir guard against speculators in boyne banks. All these imeutotions bave been manufactured by ope gang of Baf- {alo operators, and are of the worse epecies of wild cat. Personal Intelligence. Profereor 8. F R. Morse and family; Mr. Joreph Chand- ler, American Minister to Naplee, Mr. J. P.O Saitivan, as Amerioan Consul to Singapore, B. Ib, and Mr. Marckwart, Becretmey of the Austrian Legation, will sail on the 24th inet. ip tise Fulton, for Havre Mr. BH Gimor, the Inte Purser of the Oniline steam ship Atwmmic, is a passenger in the 83. Louis, to try his luck on the Pacific side Colonel HL Kinoey arrived in Corpus Christi. Texas, om Toursday last ome the Nueces Valley of the 34 inst, efter an iy four years. It was no litle abrence of gratification 16 bis olf friepas to meet nim iooxing the im sreonation (f health, vigor and wd to him the courtesies and then enjysec at bie board eet, gad to ex. a often with cordiality and sincerity , ‘eonllect wo oave 4eD mre ¢ bis bat re- eenily experves resure yf vo litte Anportance to our ci!y—perchsase to Western Texes. The coovivial scese at the City Hall was oae long to be re- membered in the history of our quict town—long to de | rewembered by the f iends of Colonel Kionay, the friends of Corpus Christi, ibe frien’s of Western Texas. The veiled murderess, Mrs. Robinson, of Troy, aye tre Albany Knickertooter, gives We keepers at Sing Sing ® ceal of trounle, Latierly ane bas become 80 Loublowome vhat the officers are forced to contlue her t> ber room a great portion of the time, For pn hour oF two each osy, while the other convicts are on. in the shops he ie left at liberty in the prison a Hor universal empoyment there is to hant over Tent piat for “four leafed clover’ Four leated clover ie ao ingredient io ber imaginary cad dron, over which sbe mutvers tvcantalions scarce'y lars weird and wile than tbat of the “ sisters three.” Mad. or not mat, = if ® puzzle apd torment to those whee misfortuce tt 1s to bave her in their charge. Mr Morphy, who errived eut by the Africa, quictly wuked into tbe St. George's Chess Cub one vight Inst ‘week, and, after beating Mr. Loewen, who is « recognized champich, With the greatemt case, offered ® chalecge to Mr. Staunton, the Britieb Cirur de Lion of the noble game Mr. Stavn'oo the proposition, eat down. went to work, slimes! clesred the board in sine teeny ——-, nt wee about withirawing in contempt, when oe was arrested by a“ check,” which in three moves more grow " You may gy the cons.eruation of of the lookers on. . 8. goniet Morphy. * Yes, sir , | am sorry, ‘tes 1 am am eens i” Play just now. Ishould rather not rirk anstner game Jost at i" And #0 Mr, Staunton withdrew. fhe presen’ ‘event bas excited quite af great @ sensation in the world of chess ae was bred in the world of yachtamen Dy the vic America: and Mr. Morphy bae up a io Andersen, the Bi ‘ian, wy whieh all playeth chess will, of ove ree, be vehemently betting in the course of a forty'ght. You Ny hy a Wis rhape, against the defeat of Mr. oeck'# horses, thoogh ft rbould be remem>ored that the pattie even there \* pot yet given up.—Lomdon Times. The young Prinos of Oude, with a numerous suite, ar rived in Panis Juy od ARRIVALS. From Liverpool in steamship Kan) Jady and sister, BB flayen nnd indy eh and two servente: HI, Forres. Yaot; Mr Ford end isdy, Mr Laweon, I Mre Decbr Mies ret garoo—John Pilman, Achweil lady. uhres "indy “chill and oor two children: we Mire Phaire Yar: ard, # Reaheane, t arthur 0! o From 8 Jobos, NF, int ley, J Fraser, mr Oreiant Fiows Matanzae, in the bark WO Alten—John Rooo!) From ft Jago, ie the bark Cetie—Thos Cnaiy. Wm Mapes, Robt Gilbert Jobe hedgers, Ront Tar nr, James Carrow, n Outerbritge, ®m Brown, pee ate aiven Brady, Band J Hill rom Port » inthe ecbe Jndue—Osp: Johnson Of Whig bt Michnei. sot) nea lady, ihe + tn ne EPARTTRER. ‘or Liverpool. in the mesmsbiv afriea—Thow TH Xork: Hiehop Mehivaine, Mie M Neaee. Be Onto, Mire Margarc: Kil'e, Bicumon: Prt Pare, Mise ina, New siienine, ton, J Laker Roberson. Loronto Jomn Oary Gtoeon, AW Huehivon Mobile Amerion, Mr and New Perry. tw end two deughters Cuba; Wr I @iiton. CW A Sutton. barientor Cars: Baron de Genbore de Rrandens! Penbauiow, Boston, l) © Pesooox. mond; New Yor® James hobb, Jr, Chariestn up! Hoyle, 8! Louis; JV 4 ivowlter + Freinge ang om ioe Rewtiy Mics Ieabeiln Brown Jchn A Brows, Waster Wi'son Fhiedeiphia, AJ M°Cord. Toromig; Mr m T ‘a Jamieson, Toroow: Joka G Walsh, New York: 4 P Le sham, Mexico Wy) dg, @ Lavcude. France; Henry ( Rogland: Gevronmio Aviles Gow nF emp Potisceiphia, Jose Koaales and ron, Guayaquil. Hill Siiate Belfast, J © Ubihem, New Orieans, Francis seiifort, Mobile, John Royd, Mt Joba, HB; Jobn Vaasie, do: RO Rio: Toromto. Mrs A H Rowe and infant, Bailaso; Bliss Quirk Mark aldri Virg'via, G iy habbone Upcinnat, Jeon Calvert and ‘New Fork; Char Shiels, Butlsio: F Cle entweon, hi Joho, NB, Mise Rachel Gillespie, Meee, Wm Pater, do, Wm Marcial, do; W Bennet Gove OW, Mr nd Mis © oF Greene, Texan; Mine A! urrie, do Ppecie, 608 246 7 feamebin R enake~ Hr * - tapnery. A May Munpsning Two ov ats CuiLpaey.—A m ant | 0 ‘orribis aflaur ooourred in sae Vilage, ip tm Broome ty. about sixteen miles from Bingbumtos. on sfterpcon, 16tb iast. Oliver Sovard, a man &> 9 yeare 017, murdered two of bis children by © inroste with @ razor, The circamatan: lamertabdle ogcurrence, ag mesr As WE © 49 learn, are as foliows:—-Otiver Howard, the murdere”,, Tives wn the vil- loge of Maine, bus a wife end (our CD’ dren, two girls and two boye. His wife's mother DA", heen staying a few daye at bis house, pad on the 49", previous to the murder Dis wife and wife's mother eaten w vsit to the house of ‘tbe better, with thelr, toe two y ohildren— om, leaving the two, dove, on0 ‘Bix, the ovher Toor, ss borne. About ‘nr o’olock om Friday” ‘afternoon Little boys had been murdered—their turoate being cut with aia Howard #a9 immedistely arrested and vw eetnnt are.» Cumeuet te Pesce for examination. The prisoner admitted thet be committed the double murder, and waived an ex- neni ‘The murderer was brought to Binghamton on Pricey to jail. No reasou was aasigoed Dy ine prisoner, we are iniormed, for the act, wuen he . Now thet he is in jail for the horrid crime, he was iv fear of the Tord, and thought be nied by the Lora to kill Lis’ two bore, Wa think tbat chis 18 | mere doige to escape punisament ou the ground of tosanity; and that inetead of having any communication from the Lord, he was instigeted by the Dewit and bis own bad passions to commit this most devil- ish crime. — Syracuse ise Standard, July 21. AxovnER Sure TO aw Exorsmunt.—The wife of Mr. Tyler, who ran away from her busband on the 4in, came bart ~ faye the Pelmer Journal, ou day last weak ‘sud begged permission to return to ber family. Tue hus cand stoul'y refueed, woen tks uahappy woman returned to ber paramonr. who provided her a place ia # House of ill-fame in Springtield, —————— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MOS Y MARKET. Wepvaspay, July 21—6 P. M. Dnlness continues to be not only the prevailing, bat the only featare of the market. In former years it was usual for the wealthy idlers at watering places to amuse themselves by speculating in stocks in this city; the orders for purchases and sales used to form a considerable part of the business of the telegraphs between this and Saratoga and the other fashionable summer resorts. This year the idlers seem | to be content with other forms of gambling. The merchants do not appear to have recovered from the shock of last March; though hardly any of them are making five per cent on their capital, and quite a nomber have large balances in bank lying idle, they abstain, for the present, from dabbling in stocks. The commission brokers might as well, for the business they have to do, be recreating them- selves in the country and laying in a stock of health and strength for the work they will have to do when a change takes place in the com- plexion of the market. As compared with prices current yesterday, New York Central was } lower this morning; Erie, {; Hudson, 3; Harlem, 3; Reading, }; Panama, }; Cleveland and Toledo, 3, &c. Galena and Rock Island were both steady and in good demand. Ilinois Central was a shade stronger, in consequence of the news from Europe, where, it is supposed, holders will soon get over their panic. Pacific Mail improved 4. Milwaukie and Mississippi was } better, the decline having brenght in buyers. La Crosse sold down to 5 per cent; the land grant bonds are steady at a shade below last quotations. There was very little done inthe bond market, Missouri, as usual, being the most active security, There appears to be a dispo- sition to sell them short, in anticipation of a fresh supply soon coming on the market. The board closed on a dull and stupid market. At the second board but little business was done, but there was no change in prices. The most active stocks were Rock Island and Milwaukie and Missis- sippi, which were actively dealt in at last quotations. The market closed dull, the latest quotations being: Missouris, 85{; Central, 85; Erie, 17{; Hudson, 2! Harlem, 114; Reading,45; Michigan Southern, 223; Panama, 105}; Galena, 89{ ; Toledo, 35]; Rock Island, 763; Pacitic Mat, 804. It is understood that an effort is being made to patch up the dispute between the Centra] and Erie. A meeting is to take place to-morrow at Cleveland, to discuss the question more thoroughly. The house in which the most influential director of the Erie isa partner continues to sel] Central short; and it is not, therefore, surprising that it would be announced that the Erie direction despairs of arriving at a satisfac- tory arrangement. The outgoing steamer Africa took out today $68,246 in specie—less than was expected. Ex- change rather fell off towards the close, and was offered (bankers’) at 109j. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House to-day ‘were $15,388,914 27, and the balances $950,130 91. The Metropolitan currency certificates remain at $6,000. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea- sury to day:— Total receipts... $132,548 82 —Of which from cu see 117,000 00 Total payments, ° 20.928 4 foial ba 'nnce, vee 5100,380 69 The Boston Poat ‘of yesterday thus notices the money market of that city: — Our bank rpecte has again ree: lara, aithongh New York funds continued to be ro in brisk demand. In money there is no particubur o! Dat it is obvious that the market is jevs soundaut! , ued than it wae a weeks ago Loans are yet made at v6 per cept, but we Dear of vo lower rater, and that most of the present x per ceut. The dank } reronning very high, and i Mey of the jowiirutions are approaching the legal e 1m. This fact alone wi!) make movey Roarcer and dearer jo Certain chacnel tho surpluses of bank deyost- tore cao be obtaived by outside borrowers probabie that the prevent cane can he mustained throurh the ansomm, and speakio¢ conservatively we can but trick them dangerously bigh wt this moment. The low ratee for money oblige the banks to lend largely of temporary eccow wodaticns ob deposit la order to earn the usuei die: dence. but f would be betier for the oornmusity, aod per bays for the banks themac!ves, if they would restrict their Japa somewhat, end buld all futare secommodations at any rate In epectc. The wheel wiil turn econer or later acd it eboula remembered that any coasiderabie call for éeporite, whether tn credit o in coin, would be inew! tably followed by # bank Contraction which would be the cause of great anpryance, If not heavy disaster. The Cincinnati Gaze'te of Monday thus notices the money and exchange market of that city. We bave nothing new to report with reference to the money market The week clored on Saturday as it opened oo Monday, with an abundance of curretcy and « very limited Gemand, Rates of interest tor good payer ranged from 8 to 10 per cert The demand for Kastorn exchange ‘Was More moderate witb most of the dealers than on Fri day, but rater were mainiained. While remittances are comparatively small the creation of dratte from sbip- mente of procnee are correspontiog'y light, so thet East erp balenors are nei on the inevesse There have been no offorings Of New Orieans,end the market ie sti!) bere Quotations are lithe betver than nom'nal. Rew @ York and” Boston % premiom buying, % relting New Oriwans }% & % discount buying, Jy premium fe Ling. The following dividends have been declared:—The Home Insurance Company, a semi-annual dividend of 14 per cent, payable on demand; the Broadway In surance Company, a semi-annual dividend of six per cent, payable August 2. This company has a cash capital of $200,000 and a surplus of $80,300, The following is the return, certified by C. Za- | briskie, Jr., of the receipts of the Watertown and Rome Railroad for June and the five months pre- vious:— Keceipts. June, 1857 1858 PARPOOROTR.. ee eee BIZAIE 50 $11,605 06 Freight ° . « 19,212 08 2) BO6 8 Sundrier, 1,689 80 1,461 98 as veeee $52,208 28 $5) 102 64 16,268 68 16,208 96 $17,909 75 ‘$17,008 8 $167,086 49 $185,083 60 44,000 74 TAT 70 The following letter from Chicago refers to a mat- ter of marked importance not only to the stockhold- ers of the Galena and Chicago, but to railroad men throughont the country:— Gauexa and CicaGo Union Rartroan Comrarr. ‘TO TRE EDTTOR OF THE HERAT. pave seen in the Herat frequent speculations an to the fovore waine of the Galeos ano Chicago Raliroad stock, but attention has not been called to the importance of the etockholders voting . yg -y enbmitted at the last ——s of the stock! ro Te ‘the instigation of reveral stock bolders in New York and other Kastern Cities Ik wae strongly favored by Mr. orale of your Cry, who wee present, and by a minority of the present board of Directors. |< was violently bya ma jority of the present Board, and by all stockholders in- Vorented in branches and» siepaione. Every stockholder shonia vete open this resolution Separate (he Gaiene and Chieses Union Ratiroad from any hee end evienstons; ent rene ay ber ron what is kuows # Hoe, Mahizine potiey ." whould do v0 ah enon Those who terra to et eve a the resolution should send to the 2 & i i ing the six months ending the 30th of June last, may be of nee to those who seek to follow the course of our California specie throughout the world. On the average in the total there is a slight decrease com- pored with last me — 5 910 Chita ‘gro "02, an ope 230 702,600 8,166,160 pty — 188,840 25,650 209,499 262,500 United States... 262,630 9,000 261,630 - Hamburg, gum, ‘and Rot- « 600 1,026,700 1,844,300 411,500 an otakone ‘5,191,440 216,700 5,399,140 1,986,000 Pemseula and Mediterranean, with Coppimusi- 81,460 10,100 = 91,580 +=. 408,800 10.480 64,280 72,010 433,590 . bas 56,790 383, 10 879,600 e 609 3,320 24/900 6,700,220 4,336,980 11,087,200 12,906,890 Total... We take the following very valuable statistics of the commerce of France from the London Econo- mist:— The total vatue of al! importations made into Franco for comestic consumption and ‘or exvortation to oreign a tries, was th TRDB, 2,159,700 000F ; ip LB56, sed in 1867, 2 689,000 000f. The total of Iast’y: de seen, ueary 6,000,000f. below tbat of year The totat value of all exports made from ‘that fe French and foreign productions combines—was, in 1856, 2,169, 700,0001,; in ASE6, 2,749,900,00Cf.; and in 1867, 2,009,300,000R. "The value of exports inst was oon- Keqvently lees, by about 100,000,000, than tha: of the year before. If weteke the total value of importations tor Freveb coxsumption alone, we find these figures: — us 6. 1,694,100,000f. 959,800,008, 1,872,900,000f, west wl preceding: France— —The ports Was consequently £4,076,000 lees than ip the preceding all If we take the volal vaive of exports ot Freoch productions alone, we find these figures for the said three years: 1s6. ne ports last year was consequently over (00,000 fremce below that of the preceding year. Oa the wnole there returns are ‘ees unfavorable, expecially as vegarce the exciurive commerce of Fracce, than from the couimercial orivis ef inst year might bave been expected; but it is to be remembered tbat the crisis broke out at the latter part o the year, apd that the French, by means of extensive renewals of bile, staved off a great part of the cousequences of it to the present year. Tae totals o! French imports and exporte above given, do pot omar the precious metals. The total importation of goid in the three years i866, 1856 ana 1857 was £56,584,000, and the tora) exportation £15,004 000—excess ' of imports, £4) £80,000, The total importation of silver in the said 8 was £13,164,000 and the exportation not lees 7,8€8,(00— excens of exports, £34.704,000. Silver Deing the privepal, or, according to M. Michel Cher lier, the evie legitimate standard, ibe exportation of such a vast quentity of coin was certainly @ fact of tho gravest importance, and fully jusvfleo the approhensions it sreat. ed. But of Jave, ax is Proved by the monthly cuswms re- turns, the draia’ Das ceased. Stock Exenenge. Wansmnat, 7 21, 1868. $2000 Tenn 6's "90... 9214 46 Panamme & + 105% 1C00 Virginia 6's 350 + 10654 1000 Lousiana = iso. Cen RR... 75 8000 Miasc ari 6” i876 60 6500 N Y dev RR 6's 1600 Erie RR ¢ bx 762 £000 Har RR 24 mig. 3500 UI Cen RR bos. 19000 LaCr&Mil 14 gb 38000 do... 8036 2000 Obi & Rk led be 94 19 ea Metropt’n Bk. 107 5 Park Benk....... 100% 10 Ak of Commerce. 10035 80 Pacific Mail St Go. 8436 do... 86 TON ¥ Gen BRL, 164 Brie RR,, . 76 Huo River RR... 28 Harlem RR... it Cev, on ‘& Cm RR “ewie ‘Was RR’, : do,, sound Fy do,, . 75 Mich 3 & N Ia RR bt SRCOND $1OCCOO Misno 6's DIO HEA, BOARD. 50 onsMS&NTARR 615 2240 100 “aname RE... #10 1066 2000 Lacr& wlgo 3035 2000 = do. . #02; 100 Chi&ttkisdRR.s80 1415 18 sts ContinentalBk 60 76% ‘20 Pactfic MI St Co. 16% 20 ta Cr & wii RR.. 7634 5 NY Con BR. Ww £0 49, 17% 7 Erie RR. 165 100 ao, Ww CITY COMME KUIAL REPORT. Weowespay, Jaly 21-6 P.M. Asah—The sales emhracea spour 40 dbis., iucladiag Pole Bb €0. avd pearls at M0 BREALSTUPFN—Flour—The market was agein firmer, while reoeipte ord eupplies were light Prices closed at Se. al0c. per bhi. higher. The sates footed up ebout 8 000 210,000 bole at about the following quotations: Superfine 2400 ag4 15 Exire tale... . ae Western ano Onio superfine. sed 2xtsa Ohio and Weetern...... 485 ab 10 Canadian saperfipe and extre. 4408 6 30 Mixed to ttreigbt Soathern. 4050486 Sourbere fancy sna extr + #0 600 Chole extra family snd Daker®’ brands....,. 6 00 & 7 00 Bye Bour. 3WMa dm S568 400 Among the salen were 660 bbix bavdeome State extra, freen ane 8t $4.25. Canadian was firm and in good demand, with race of 200 © 300 bis. at quotations. Scuthern flour wes traver, with pales of 1,500 @ 1,500 buls. et the above quotations” Rye flour wes firmer ana in Detier demand, win sales of about 200 bbls, re et ovr figures, Corn meal was firm, wih transactions. Wheat oertitoed firm, whh about 28,000 a 40,000 bushels, inctud- white Western at $1 (7; rod winter Wertern at $1 06; unecund Milwaukie club at S60. a 930 , and Tenn hg’ white at $1 40, with sowe white Canedian recor: “ pt Corn—The sales were contined to mbout 16,C00 cis, including ueeourd Wertern mixed at 670 a 740 s Acc byh mixed ené rowné Go. at 86e Tocluded in the sale: wore } 500 bushele prime Southern white at 930. South ere yellow war scarce and votminal Ryr—Saice of aboot fines ' 2,000 bushels were mate at A0c. a 7c. Oats were selling si dic. a 450 for Delaware and good Pennsylvania, and at 4c. & 4c. ior State, and 46c. u 470 for Western. COFFEE Was Moore pctive; the eaies embraced about 2,700 Dags Rio, incinding tue Roebuck’s cargo, a6 10 \o. H ice ; 869 Go ‘ss 10340. «190 ; 260 was Juve at loge t 104° bogs Maracaibo at 11\6., and 17 do. at 12e , four mouths. Cortox.— The market continued firm, bot some lees ac tive; ibe rake embraced about 1,560 bales *ithout coange jm quotations. The export of cotton the past week was large, being ert'maied at 96,000 belee. The total increase iy exporte # the Ist of Seotember lst amounts to about 269.000 bales, Mr. Wright, tn hie circaler, for the Afrion, epenka of the prospects of the growing we:—At Vicksburg the Mississippi, at latest taken piace, ape about that piace the fall is rapid very soon we must hear of @ geveral receding of the watery. All king 006 1 500,660 bales. Frora the information i to collect Tree po reason to change my previous ares for thik disaster to the crop, sey 260,000 bales, From the other cotton growing rections we sout ue to re. ly, though during the past © meh rely; nor are oy Sevanpah, Mcbile, * trume Goce bet appoae te ated a mepth age; the TRine appesr to have piven its check Be fe » Lave no news of the veveipt of the first bale of the new crop. Freickt —Ratee contioved quite firm, and cloeed rather better for fowr apd yrain for Britieh po fo Liver. 00 bbie ur were engaged at fe a abent 19,600 bushels of wheat—1,000 in bulk at 7 7a. 5,000 ditto in bags at the same figure; 820 bbls rosin at 18. 94., apd about 1,000 bales of cotton at 2-264. for compressed, and ab 7 824." for (acompreesed. To London 300 bbdis. Poke wore engaged at oe 6d. A } wae enpnged to teke a (oll cares Coase of 4000 bbis. flour, 1. To Bremen 600 bir. flour were * 200 Heroes, rice at lie, There was nothing new to Gisagow or w Ha ve. Nay — The eupplies were moderate and Prices sieady. The paler embraced about 600 @ £00 bales at dic. @ b00, Tove were selling moderately at 40. a 6c. & 70., accord. Ing to quaiity Hiciases —The sales embraced about 675 bhde. Coba claved at 260 , and 108 ditto Cuba murcovade at Sic. Navan f Groio —The market wae q' with small sales of spirits turpentine vod at 450. mon rosin was quoted at $160.» $) 62% per 310 ibe, Crude turpentine Was noroinnl at $5 6235 & $3 75 per 280 Tbe. O18 — Linseed wes rell’ng tuoderately at Tc. % 750. for Fogiieh avd American crushed. A New Radford piven the following review of that market for the week ending the 10th inet. —tperm—We notice a further de. mand for export to Rorepe, and rales of parcels amount ing © 9609 bbis. have been made on foreign orders sluce Gur inet, ae foliows:= 460 bis. of na oil aoe ve the Feruyien So ier, late ot $9; ere at $1 20; 220 do. do. at a 0. 66, inferior at #1 Ve forgone we at vrei of Se Metibew Luce's cargo, “i mt $122 per gallon. "Whale remains quiet. 100 i Hoh a ato price pot treumpired, and 500 do, northern biack at 40 per pablon, ere the ly travesctions in thie +, Tv New London 3,000 bbls. beve been sold the past week rrete terms, ané in Reégartown 150 bbia, at a net r ved, All the ebowe is for y trapesction in Wone Fince FoF lat + ’ —The market opcaed with inerensed ~ 0 #bimahon, Dat Closed rather tamoly, aud the extreme retes {rr megs wore hs relee braced abeur 8 “oi. ine odin ‘moors aif ipc'uding $17 26: prime as $14; thm mese at $16 25. and Deed odsteeen Bias ‘wh dale of aon! Rie continued ip good demand, with gales reported of about #00 eweke at 31,0. Asie. a8Xo Spices. —Bales of 100 bage Of popper were made at 9c. 120 bags pimen'o at 66., 2,000 Ibs. nutmoge at 55c., aud 500 cares Cassia ot 26c. SvGars were drm but less active, ene lesembences: sbout 400 a 600 hhds., tncluding Cuba muscovados at ie ote ‘and Porto’ Roo (abot 300 bhds.) at 7c. 8 ‘e. a 830. for common to good ant ‘wEKkY —The sales embraced about 450 bbis. drudge and State prigon at 2c. a 240. NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ‘Wepwespay, Jaly 21, 1658. BEWF CATTLE. A moderately active demand prevailed at all the yards to day, and prices advanced about half a cent per pound on ali qualities. The supply fell sbort of last week’s re- ceipts about one thousand bead, which enabled brokers to obtain the edvance demended, at which the market was firm throughout the day. The offerings were of an altogether better average qaa'ity than the supply of last week, and some few droves were as fine as any we have seen for some time, and brought plump 9jgc. per pound, which was about the highest price paid at any time during the day. Very many of the offerings were in the hands of speculstors, who are striving bard to regain what they have lost during the past three or four weeks, and who are becoming eapguine of succes, and who feel pretty certain that be- fore September mber_ food Deef catie will bring 10s. a Lic. @ pound, estern States ere full of catule destined jor the ‘ich cities, and, indeed, there are legions of them all slong the routes of the several ruilroade only Waiting for a lull i the recsipts from the Western Siates. Ibe very heavy receipis of last week und tne cousequent reductiop ceused many to keep back their stock until the receipt of more favorable n ‘but in ubis many of them will mskea mistake, inasmuch as the tendency of the market ie downward, and whevever the receipts become pretty Jarge there is a corresponding reduc-ion in priese. During the warm weather greater precautions are veces sary in order to keep meat sweet, and it is almost impoesi dle to do so more than two cr three days after ralltog; whereas, in tbe wivter season, itcan easily he kept a ‘org ume without being likely wo spol. In view of these facts butchers buy ural? estal tae purchasing a 10 inst a week or Drices may be very low. It cold weather it ie jut cy reverse. If prices are much reduced in consequence of very heavy receipts, bothers eagerly embrace the b gate to buy largely, thus avoidicg the necessity of purchasing every wok, at going rates, be they bign orlow. The rece! ha at lerton’s to-day were chiefly from Illinois, ne: 300 heed beving beiled from thet state, They better peng uevai, and met witn ready eale at prices remed sbove. At Borgen Hill there was ao active mar. ket on Mopdsy, when about 600 head changed bands at prices correspooding with lest wees’s quo- tations, meny of which were bongot by specula- tors and destiped for the New York markets. where they good profit. The total number on ssie at Ailer- ton’s to day was 2,607 head, and for tbe week 2,533 head. the yards the pumber was 2,679 head, againat 3,656 hae last Week, showing & decrease in the receipts of ‘917 ead Ai Browning’s only 89 bead were offered, which were sold readily at prices varying from 7}g¢ to 9c. Chambcriain offered the email number of 38 head, but as tbe cemsnd ai this yard was coptived chiefly to sheep end lambs. there were eufficient Prices are quoted at frem 6c. to 9c, The former wes offered, peneree, ey for a very few miserable creatures, and of course’ does not fect the market in the jeest. O'Brien bad only 19 bead, which were disposed of a prices corresponding to those obtained at the otber yards Fue Suany ‘at Aliertoa’s was sold in lots and by brokers as fo) tad > & i g we g: 3 F ae ae Ee e ans if 38 ogy e Seegtehesssenstsen is Total. seoastas sags stescg2 O88 ‘The total receipie at ail ‘the ‘yards’ for ‘the “week, inet period last year, wore as fol- work, and corresponding 4. Chamberlin’s, O'Brien's. LS 2s 1” week... ..8, 16 3 ar Juiy 14, 1857..2'286 104 la 42 The prices to day were as follows:— KY CATTLE, $900 a 950 ~ 860 a 875 775 a 825 ee 710 a THO $50 00 a 65 00 ~ 456 00 a 50 00 - 0a 4000 » 2 Wa 25 00 ‘Kc. @ Bhge. fy Ge be Kc 3. ae. aye q . 0 a 600 Ordipery 350 a 450 eee 26 300 First quality, & 5X0. Otner qualities, Sie. The eupplies the foliow- ing convey spcer:— by ‘Hariem Railroad—Beeves.... 12 4 Cows and cal: 9 y, The receipts were from the foliowing Biates, New k 141 Todiana, siopally there is a sale at $00; but the latter i# becoming ap extreme price, at which nope but prime cows, giving erormous qnantitirs of milk are roid The total ‘receipts i. Jnat ween, and week ending Last week... 21 July 22, 1667, 21 The demand Is becoming rather more active, capecially for geod fmt veais, which aré, however, witbout market. and a rlighbt adeance was asked, but not con ceded to by purchasers, except in rare cases and for ex tra fat The salen a) over 6)40. were no very fow tat we do pot change ocr quotations. The everage price, bowrver, is somewhat bigber, and may be quoted at b Yo. The tow) ‘recoipte ‘et ail the yards for the week, latt wook, aod week end ng July 22, 1857, were aa follo Allerum s. Browning's en hn O Brian's. x 49 . wo 45 é 46 132 SRPP AND LADS. ‘The derrand han been wucb more active during the pant fod pricee bave improved to the extent of about ‘Bt per bead fer good lambs, while sheep remain (n statu quo. The receipte bave fallen cif about 4,000 s 1 sti!] the supply wee ample, notwithstanding the apd which prevaied throughout , oT Perindneed by the good average quality of a, which war mnch better then neual. The total receipts at the yarda for the week, last week, and week ending J 1867, an follows ~~ ra le Brown in ‘Thie week. 4m Lagt weer 1,280 7.062 daly 22, e7, 921 6h SWINt, ‘There was % moderate ov Allorton’s this week, and ar there prevailed © mederately active demand, Trees advan J wtre B (MO. per prund— according to quelay— at ich boiders were firm, and the market colored with eo upward tendency. The quality was only fared, except afew yi ow which 9g ip this woek = which brought fully i nd. The recei mainly by THugeen | iver Erie Railroad: ia ter bringing forward the pied me number. The receipts at the Hudeon River drove que; for the week ending duly 21, 1868, were b; ny lrond, 2,822; New Jomey Central , 526, 79, I tecartiveanon. ‘The total receipts of all stock at all the yards, ferthe © lavt week, since Jan |, and correspoading period seer, were ae follows : | Reeves ++, 2,688 RO Alerter Same time, 1967 RFCPIPTE BY THR KRW YORK AND ERIR RATLROAD, ‘The following Ie he report of live stock broveht over thie os destined for Mew York, for the week ending this £2,906 | Tawa | Calver... MABITIOR CNTELLIGENCS. Port of New Yoru, Susy 21, 1858, “4 OLEARED. Bieemabip FtZouls, Hudeon, aspinwall--Paottc Mall Steam. v dip rake. #kinner, Nortit. ae] Ladiam. bie a tesimibib Westerngort, Berr), Ralimore—M & Cromwell ebip Gutenb af Jobpeon. Hamburg-L E ameinck- Fhip Parone, Langston, Buenos agree # W DeForest & pork Orean Favorite, Camm, Turke Islande—H D Brook lees Brig 8 oi Giiebrt Brig a Bebe oberte. W owsen. ao feat Smita, Wipes 'NC--Dolleer, Potter kebr Worth. Btone, Wilmington—MoCready, Mo't & Vo. ie’ Maren oBaltimare—Werril) & abbott. Davtox & spragce. oD Man Man; ri i Taunt deol Bisamer eer, 2. Set Poets te “RRIVED. HC M steam frigate Berenguela (screw), Oommander J B Topete. Havena 5 days. bya sent down to the lower quarantine, Rteotoabip Kangaroo (Br). Te onl, 7th inet, with 7th mst, im tha river, mdse and par-eugera. to Jobo Pamed ams sehr Gol Oock. of Detroit coming’ to aacworsest to panied vhipe Ceroline. from Charlesion, and, Winder. mere. outward bound. 8th inst, off Waterford. saw abip Clare rr. from Liverpoe: for New York: 18th. Int 50, lan 39, pawed Br bark Berusa, boucd Kast: 19th, Imt4l 20.1% 64 44, d steamsbig Citv ot Wrebington. hence for Liverpool, The K arrived at the Llgbtehtn at has Pm of the 20th. and sated for a pil ved off the Battery this morning at 7 ‘Sten ‘bip Victoria, Sinstor, & Jobne, NF, Jnty 6, via La: mache 12h, and Balifex 17h, with lead ore, to master US store ehip Fupply Lieut Commandine andrew FY Gray, Kio Ji o June LL No date, lat 2188 N. 5043 W, exchanged colors with brig Waccamsw. steering paw. Bbip Carrier Dove, Monte}l Callao avrit (2 via Bampton Boras July 14. with gusno, to #8 Montell & 0 ship Wm Rathvone. Dowd tiverpool, sung 14, with coal, toLawreuer GLee& Co, iG:h iat wt 42 15; lov 6880 mpoks ebip ag ee. Depnis from Liverpon) for City Potet, 40 dope cut July'll, op Banquereau, spoke fisbing vsbr Hornet. T! Hi bas experienced girong gales from tbe weatward up to Sa- bie deland, since the light variaole winds and thick esther. "Ship hyd mel Fave arenes wets,» with he sead ind th tht Mavbattan Gas Co; to T Richardson sued R and If pasneugers. to RK Morvan, Tt inet, fa Son ton a saw siesmebip ariel, bence for Havre. The J perlenced heavy weather Bark Gerbard (Olden), Tapies, Bremen, 50 days, with mdse to stanton & Ruger Berk B} fen a, Jechtmann, Blo Janeiro, 40 days, with 0: veesei to F are Cella Brot Haliian), Dolby, Bt Jago, 24 daye, with sugar, de, 10 Harnilion Broe Oa joGil, Matanzag, July 6, with sugar, &0, Biye, Port au Pstece, 16 dave, with coflve and. ‘A Ferrie. First day ous, John afitchell,! Selb sugar te, Bid in company wits bark France, itl Brig lan, Willis Cardenas July 11, with engar and mo- Jaseen, to B P Bu Fig Lark, Penniston, Bermuda, 8 deys, in ballast, to Mid- ie lox wood, to OL tenmoen, of Novarcctia died. Ertg King Bird, Brown, Yavana, Jul to Bamilion & 0 for Falmouth dleten. Sebr Hanover, Sayreg. Rio Harhe, 18 days, with fustic, bicer, Bo, to Maitlanc, Phelps 4.00; vessel to abranches, a\ €o. wechr Indus (of Vienna), Stokely. Port au Piatt via St Johns dae: ih tobacco, mabogany, eo, to muster, , Ames, Arroyo, PR, 17 days, with rogar, tom bri wily Kerr (of Baltimore), Martin, Black River, Ja, with pimento. &e. to Geo Sol (Br), Eneas, a NP, 9 eae tod i Wm C Merebon New © dupe win mdse 107 W ieee Con ith inst off Key en, saw sbip Tropic frow New Or esns for Liverpool Behr N W emith, Wyatt, Charienion, 8 days. with cotton, &0, to BoCrendy, Mott & Rebr hover, ry bea Wilmington. NO. 8 di eriskace, Siisingion. NO, 7 days, ‘Wilmington. oder, Bebr Sunny South Cook, rt tem, NO, 6 daye Fehr Movcbeate Chew er =o ad, 6 days, fs nae Deon. Cuttle ease Toucry, Gou! W Johepon, Orellin, with coal from ship Ruphrosis, fess at a usn Te) 5 few Daven. re i Fy Bark Wildfire, from Vers Cruz. _ Berk Barman, from Matanzas—(Roth by pilot boat Oris tan Bergh Noi. jwerpool: ®t Tonia, Aspnes néymion Liverpool: brige King ‘ “a, ‘Bt Michaela. Wind curing the day from E8E to 8. Misceltancous ard O1easters Few Yorx Manin Recieren, on Awenrcan Tuorns, with upplement No 1, can now be obialued of Thes ) Taylor, 36 ‘Wail street, inthe rear, ‘Thia ta the only antherizad work nd wees proved by the Board of Underwriters June 13th 867, avd Is used a8 B reference hy nearly ai! the Lnsuracce yaniees in Pia city. Those who beve not yet gai & copy, should not fail to supply themerives atouce. ‘The obliging purters of Cromwell's steamships Montgo mery, from Savanpab, and Atlanta, from Cbsrleston, both of | I which arrived on Tuesday, wii! accept our thauta for favors. | The Cunard mail steamship Africa, Capt Stanron, suited | yeaterday for Liverpool with 107 passengers and $568,246 in specie, ‘The pilot boat Enchantress, No 18, while hove to off the lightebip waiting for her yawl, was run into by ship Napier, bound ont, carrying away both manieof the Fh), aoa doing other fm Bwattow Tucker, from Harena fora Morthern port, put into Charleston 16th inst, with eavtain rick Bane Lixconn The County I'nlon, published at Mi Bay, Ja, on the 224 ult. contains the following in re mtoa lo a mites on board the bark. Linealn-—"The ameris Lipeoln: Cact fay in at Rey Weat communicstion from & master american wea present daring the examinatiin “at the muuneers above referred to and be save ibe whole procwedings on the Fone | tbe magistrates was the grestest outrage on justice be witnessed. Cespated from Norfolk 2et ': wtaten that Mezican bi Angola. trem Lagans ror Bor wih masageny ont tage Sood, put into N dist, leaking , Miller W Whelden, of South D A hogs a Harann one Li) at “ne wi Arr at New Bedford 19h Inat ship Leonidas, Oliver, Pacific ap. Taleadbuano March 29 with a bbie ep off on Doard. heme So bis sp ane 70 4p w! (156 bhis taken In Benka Ke: iiort fon'bern edge ot Wm C'Nve Buule, Ni 1d-pp. aed sid on 20500. te Bouke Bay Jed States, Woodward. Wen'port. 386 ap p aince leaving Sandwich Islands Mereury, Hay B, Wo sp do co Feb 1, Bea Breeze, Jones do, no oil and wich Tnleriée Fpoue Jan 28, Ind 6 8. low B29 sp eines leavive Bandwich Isinnda, Soerdesa Watrous. mye poke, Mary, Brook. Nant. 19 lon % 30 W, Aafred ibba, and wae in eompe N, when we lo fiab Lahing Sof the folabt of her— (Capt & rep-ried spas Horn, Lal aoe from ae don ‘wth iewteg im A for preventers. and all light spare ‘ows; alec ssw another whaler standing Rem at the samme time). Apri i bay ti tie, 200 ep dt wh who, Fa mos out, 40 9p); June 20 gna Jor New ped to vaya), but bailing from Roston land, Atlantic Cos Rid frem Maciapowett Mth, brig Amelia, Kempton, Atlantio Ci Tercetra May 20, Maltapolert!, Manchester of Westport 100 FD, ail who. Bpohep--dnne 19, lat 2320, lon 7210, Othello, MB, ova oruise, no report of ofl. and Wary i Damir, Peart, | Me: km mers, Caio. Paci, Oosan: brig | Oe Ehip Monitve. Pitman ‘gms Liverpool March 8 for Oxloutta, Avrit A Jat 10 3 Jon 58 oth. tr Dette, 6 Bb ‘en‘srin, Perit, hence May for Hon; 20, bet? Nien 28 rf ead Bark Keinbow of Beimore, 12 bours trom Pernambuoo for *abin Juve 21, no 6 from Onmden for Peenscoia, Juiy Brig “Viveanse, 8 dave from Bonton for for Washington, DO,” ow, 17, Nantucket Shoals WEW 45 miles satan: Bie ‘Lady Chapman, Cooper, 6 dxys from NYork for Nevia, July 3, off Bermoen. ‘The verse’ at anchor off Pes * bine ish whtie bal! im centre, wae. prob gto tai bow from Baltimore for Rio Janeiro, and not the Mario ” Asrwerr, Joly 3 Arr Fanny Linco " SER aS aes Pa thie Atvan May = ld Merilia Robineon, Ri In port May 6, May |, Golden Bra, fro 1 Waban Bombay, Bey 2i—Are Trimountain, Was hiopton, Norton, do: Juve te soey ine eta Repeal 34. Flying Bend Baxter Ta pert Jane 4. Uinemnnatun, Kawarte Stor, Br net togo. Komen; Cheee, Maretre ate Suse 30-1 Jn port ship Martians, Williams, for ork. Nae. psc Riven, Ja, July = mn port. Cu t— % Giigeres, May 21-477 Starie Currier, Boatin, Bosont Cowes. J te ny bom the Obarieston. and pro ened tor ‘rovtaaie - note go x VaRDITY, JU!y 4 Arr Doward, Stanwood Lond: Papen Juve “De-bre ‘inns. "Cineie NOrienn arr) '@b. Frecents, Lerd. N anne Dit, iy Canceran uly tac oe brie Aree aces ees Posing Mary, aruba, irom Bare for New And apedor Vp the start une ‘®. Belios. commer, j9from London far Oad- eviis Juls 4, Poosnoaisa. Taylor, ‘CM the Lizara Point July 4, amie Csinen; ‘Drinkwater, from Cuba for Haraburg, Aled 1—arr Harvest Queen, Manson, NOrlesaa. Fatwoorn July ¢—Arr Bee Breeze, Mavo @t Thome. a bee bate daly Rae Jane Daggett, Laubert, NVork, 1 Charis Boston. Commsnena. June si-—Arr la, Sandhore, Mobile. Grroa, June i6—arr arme Venas Nort: 2itb. Burling: ton, Keane, Favepa Sid 234 Marthe, Hotlian, nn. Piladelohia, Fawpons, July Sid ntevawnrder, Pring Aan Provelaco, w, atvour. duly lArr Scotia, Mie ye venog Joly 2-arr Vietory. Jo'ueon, werent, le, bg ; 7th, International Rea a hones Paver French, faba. NB; Gol Cook, Hal, Detrott; Gar 2 ie viene ia'2d’m Jamen, Colew, Qnesee: Witerd, Meeghel, @ibrate it Union, Grant, Oaleutta; Undenntad, heeler, Grent, D. alco W Gevos: ame'in, viens: Taner Un 2 Cathrinn, Haenfird, Ban Francie 2a, tte Yate Dore? s Privee, York, Quel Mort creat Fngle” Mol sllan. 8 Sete nay Wentorn Calentt my Thiinde'phia} ay ie ‘ale NYork; 5, enatamironte Galatz and Theatt atkins. NYork: TH Peskhas Sth Baek Hawk. Tavlor, Chioazo; adem, ‘Clone: modile: Gd Repiane, Delaos, tod Gibraltar, Cilitore, NYork; F Heyaie, Remsdel, Philadel phia. Loxpox, July %—Fuld inwards, Abvolino, Ball, Boston; Wm Bare, Gerinen Wino glen NO oe hic Cidou di, SL Filles, Conniuge a Sth Adriaae Reott, Bom hs Enid out 2, Vover 6 Yermouth BS vm meuth and Roped Yer Londcn)~-pu Of mutiny ieee Miner). Murantat Joly 66d brig Geo F Willams, ——, Ports ony Rewrors, Joly $~Arr Josephus, Walton, and Mayflower, Obatfield. London, bath to sa! for St Phom: ken. ding’ echt Fred Howell, Larrabee. peace, PORE av PLATT Julv b-=-NO Asp verge | rt. BR asneqaetee July é—Arr Bannah Wikis Hicks, “hiladel- PUEinaocn. April M—In port shina Splrtt of fhe Times, Klein, and Funtrere. Caldwell for Great iritarn, ide + Doone r ada: Judge Saw Parker, for Suraite of Malacca; inviue, Bearse, for bark Faimetio. Kwney. une. a Pacnn, Fy heed Am verselin pool, Sid about June Live 25, bark Theo port ship Golden ‘West, Cur- Rr fiwoxs Rey. Mey lia ‘wen. from NYork for Aus. alta Rmipeps, Joly arr Aiehenian. Bictfor4, Havre: Uncle 7 Boysen, Low ou, ‘bth, Norval. Tretfrey, New Bed- 81 Nazarnz. July im from the Roads. Oouerrier de Mare seille, Buxeau. Charl Sy Lage Cake WR 4 Moneynick. Smith, NV Baus, June 2B—84 ache ® W Prats, Ret bsme- se, ‘de baeed, bed 12e9 Mince!) Sous. sh Jus Arr ahip Thos Jotterson, TUL Phi: sselbiee bark Blive Ruveke, Baraen, 8York. Fin brie RE ENtaworth. Curry, do; Lath, hip Se. 5 beg Mary, Malone a ld 16th ol Py Gear Haier ‘obeigs Penarth Rode; 17th, Marie CB, Fow! Boston ed, shina BE Riroball. B’ Crsbinee. art tombard, Liverpos? eo Hallett Penarth Roads; John @ Coatar, Greenock; Zone, Shr Eatehain, pmeburr. Darien. 28—816 Precios, Dehi, Yorta america, Yaraovtn, NS, July Are brig Blow, Ruthlow, N¥ork Home Porte, uly 15—Tp port he *k Oo! Ledyard, ow rill, for NYore Mig: ae, nix, Feo from NOrleana wt; ALBANY, July 2'—Arr aebrs Trimmer, Latarge, Fire MA Morgan, Morgan, N¥ork. BOeT ‘nly W—Ar* pease ehip Jenn & Albert ore brig Rmcinien, Gregersen. N a, Ldmerick Tre; sobre Johu Coownlader. Godfrey: tlarritt A Rogers, Ko- gere, J Olerk: it; Treasurer, Fiher: Telegravt Nicker- Sopbis, Bentid. and Tr Phiiedel- phia; eal wnee Allen, and G | Bel fore ship and tve brigs. don; brig Deane, Leving “Ricbmond paepd Nict Baker. ‘oint and do; N Bayer, Vanieman, Pinladelp Ma. Sid, wind NW io We pProvghton, ee (oy wl ships Medford, Gray. Oxionita; Martie Lu. NCrleane; Mary Marri!” Kineomn, }ondon; W vil), Cx@ia: barke Gen Cobb Center, Sorinam ‘s\mageny WParcras Hubete aliee N Orieane dries Jobn O'ver. Saundera Turks isiande: Ti isan leby. do sehr Jone: Lene, ®t Martine Below, bari rig Hell Barnard, Caralen. Bost sh ee nae aap isn arr sate Elsinore. Whlimone, New BATH. Jntv 18—Arr ship Monghion. Ralvtan, Liverpool; schra A Jameson, Jameson, New York: 1th TH Hodeman, sree. — for Augusta, , Hid 28th, sobr Nevis Buxton, celp! we July Arr ath B Frink, Doughty, Phila- CTR ER’ ‘8 LANDING. War vier, July 0—Arr schre bag Prituta'p hie Nye de; Wan Cooper Port Rutan " Kose ¢o; sloop Wm 8 Yount Tyler, do; 2th. ache meets, %, Bere wae? Reptune, Heebe, do. Bid Bth, *ohiero: July Warr echr_Svigh, ety, My yen sloon Fred Brown Gardiner N York. A Kiddielon, Je, tipple, Philerelpbie: Gazelle, Tews: a¥, vor CTARLMETON July l]—Sid, eobr Helene, J 18th—Arr beck Borwo, Carver, NYork. schon D its en, Brown, and Sn tbronian, Van Grunt, NYork «| Quaren’ =Pproieh brig Marin Antevin. Huan fm Matai zan, eobe te Ros, Adems, from Matonvas. To the Ofing <A brig, #up- cred Spenish. tid. stanmebiy Teabe), © Titles Kew Went nod svana; Spau brig Chauitn, (ielph. Rareslone: #oan pov “oa- cha, Preis, Copmanzs, Ferrer, and & y, Bar ce yEIGRTON, July D—Avr sloop Minmi, Bertram, Port onsite RIVER, July 10 Arr echre Yew Haven, Griffen; R Secor, Denn'+ end Copy. Davis Port Pwen; Frauen: ann, —t; toe. Hanon Rirabethport: Mari Loatan, gp. Yo pa Vigilant ‘esth, and stony Brow Nayion, Elgaherboor: Victory, Glacding, do. 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