The New York Herald Newspaper, July 26, 1858, Page 8

dm Important Issue to be Decided in Virginta— Pifect of the Vist of the National Quard of New York wpon our Vot- tunteer Companies— A Regimental Uniform to be Adopted— ‘The Know Nothing and Black Republican Ovalition— Bunter net im the Field for the te the Late Laurens Hamilton by the Citizens of Rich- wond—Governor Wise Defers nia Visit to the Springs, bc. ‘The weet important and exciting tesues that have ever Weer brought before the people of Virg’nis will have to be decided upon in 1865. They areno other than the basis of Fepeeecotation, ia regard to which there exiets more conflict ‘2f interest and op'nion than could arise upon any otber ‘question. The iseues will be: First, whether the repre: emtation ia the Sevate and House of Delegates shall be f@ppertioned on the suifrage basis—that is, sscording to the waamber of voiers in ihe several counties, cities, owas and Bematerial diewicts of the commonwealth; or, second, whwi her representation in botb houses ahall be apportioned em we mixed basis—that is, according to the number of white tobabitants contained, acd ibe amount of ail State taxes paid io the several counties, cities and towns of te Cowmeon weal, cedacting therefrom ell waxes paid ov Li- ‘ermses and law process, and any capitstion tax 90 free ne- €70.6,8 lowing 009 delegate for every seventy -Fixin part of he bed carts and ope for every seventy -sixtd Part o( said vaxes, and diatributing the Senators in like man- wer; or, cbird, whether repreeoatation sail 98 anporanned tm the Senste 00 taxation—that je, xcooraing to the amount ef all State taxee paid in the several counnies, cies aod Yowos of the Commonwealth, deductiog therofrou all faxes paid op Heopece acd law prosess, and any oepitation Yex cn free negroes, and in the Youre of Delegates on the “suftrepe beme,”’ as already stated; or, fourth, whether vepreeentation spall be apporiioned to the Seaate on the “ mixed basis,” aud in the House of Delegates on the udrege basis: and exch voter sbail cast nie vote ia favor of one of said schemes of appcrtionment and n> reference to these issues, constitution provides the fifth article of section tat to the event of a failare im 1865 to scoordance therewith, then the ferve his proclamation requ! ths voters of the Com- wouweslth to aesemble at time as he sball ap- ‘es their lawful voting places, aud decide upon the above ited. There is m direct pulation toeretn; the eastern, cause. The interests of both ere perfectly irreconciiable upon either of these bases; ‘while a concession to each of the principles in keoging wrb ibe obaracter of Lo greet peer » the “white ‘Deria” to the weet” and “mixed baste” to the east— ‘would give the advantage to the latter from the greater aie onmber of ite mixed Nation: only the pre- @ert rao cf blacks and whites, ich ts five to ope, shail ‘De increased. Luceed, | know of no other means to secure ;dut whether the east will consent ‘te ap crease upon the prosent ratio is very doubifal. ‘There are oo issues upen which more jealovey is apt to arise Detwoon bow sections thee these. fney involve im- eee ee oe decision may result worabiy or uofarcrab.y witb respect to each, will tae See Ser ee Legisiature be enhanced or di miniebed. The effect of the recoat visit of the National Guard of Mew York to this ort; # strikingly manifest in the greater @ouvity #hch seems fo pervate our volunteer companies im the matter of drili and dise'plins Beretofore each @ompeny bed its own aniorm, so wat the regiment, con- posed, I believe, of eight companies, presentod s9 many phades of uviforms low, however, they are about to edopt s regimental uniform, in imitation of your splendid corps, each com pavy, as | understand, reserving to itself the mgbt to appear in its own peculiar uniform in com- A visit of the National Guard vo the different large cities of the Union would iuspire a military taste, and bred to reforms in oar volunteer eystem ‘which would be bighiy Deweficial t0 these organizations. ‘The resolutions adopted by the Biack Republican Cvn- ‘Veptien a: Aibepy, favering @ C>mii.on between that party ‘and the hnow Nothioge, are by no uisans distasteful to many of the latter party ia thia section. What renders Bhem peculiary acceptable is the prospect which they fereshacow of a uvien upon Crittenden, the Southern rump ofthe Koow Notbings, believing there ts eaoagh im Bis aptecedencs to justify them in eupporting him ia the teeth of bis black repaDlicaa afiuities. It is enoagh for them thst be bed ever utiered « Southern sentiment, Sor, ip their impatience to possons toe spoils, they are eimposed to yreid much to expediency. That nice seosi- Dibty mm regard to secuen wis form po Darrier so a coalition epoo the “Crittenden basis’ We have here asortof palisioa excrescence, ready to dab>ie in anything for the paxe of # slice of Uncle Sam's treasure. ‘Acubecripsion is pow on foot among our citizens here fo reise a monument to the late Lenrens Aemilton, the member of the Seventh regiment who was drowved bere, Dearly & eafllciest sum w already raised; bat so far Bo bing bes deen said in respect to the plaa of the moau- ment As regards ihe material there is some conflict of epwion, some favoring Virgicia graaite, while others re- commend marble; hut between theses where will be uo @Moulty of choice when sufficieot fuads are raised to com plete the work. I newer wiwessed ench geasral regret at ALy Creumstance as that which seemed to pervade every c!.zen of Ricumond cpou the sad occarreace. Is is in tae excers of their sorrow, no leet than their high approsia tiou of the Seventh regiment, that tney flod the acluauing moni e for this Dodie and generous ovement. Governor ®ise, | uoderstand, bas deferred his trip to the Springs until August, owing to toe preasure of of vial berinrss Low.upon bim Report has it taat he je about to Wy & visit to Penntyivanis, Rucwwown, Va., July 22, 1858. OA Floyd and Judge Hoplins for the Governorship of Virginia—Botts and the Presidency—Hon. Win. L. Yancey and his Disunion Scheme—0. Jennings Wise, Bag., and the Leguslature—The Crops in Virginia—The Springs de. Anew weve bas sprung up in Virginia in connection ‘with ihe jaternal iinprovement policy joaugurated afew youre ago, wbich, though abstract in ile character, seems to dave overshaaowed all iseucs of @ political character. IK partakes of no party phase, while the preferences of tbe advcostes ant cppovents of this paley with regard to any sspireut for high office, are, in no small goverped by his position on the subject of internal im- Provemente Ai the close of the last constitutional term of the Logie- lature pot a dolar was appropriated for any such parpose, the whole time of the session being unclosnly wasted in the discussion of extraneous topics, until at the end the toherval improvement party found themselves verging ‘upon the copstitmtional mit with none of their bills, save ove or two, properly matured. It roguired @ vote of Wore O'the to prolong the session thirty days, but thie vows the wierpa) imprcvement party could not command, And wey were, tocre’ore, rendered powerless to avert Wwe upendine disaster [twas a2 thie jancture thet Wise cane to (be resour, He ca!led aa ex ra session, aod thas eflorded tor o ful opportacity to carry oO et! thetr Ymperiant bile Had he beem & man of less firmaens, the game wos lowt to ibem, bai,as be bimeelf eait, paving cutermmed to Call the «xtra session, Le would ‘do or tie.” Fen you refiect that by this coup d’ sat he saved from ruin waby imperian! WO KS thal Were suspended an wlave Of remy for want of foods to complete them, will be ene died to form come estimate of the exveat of the DeneMt conferred, while be saved the party from the 26m Which suuid a cach Wo It Dy reason of the large ex gemanaree previously mate & 703 Works whicd could not Qowbec. for, however ft may ebirk the respoasivil ty by the pira of obsticacy on the part of tis oppmenta, fe refusing vote for an extsnzion of the session, it would, neverthcioss, be heid calpable, insemuch as it had Pirength enough to eacry itx meascre hid it a spliod iteel* properly to he tack witn'm the oometiiauione! limite of the Feguler session. All thie ram Wise bas avertet, sod the party recognise the full force of the benefit and appre- ciate bim acoordingty. The prefereates of the for the Govornorship are oud to lio Det wenn Colonel BR Floyd and Judge Hopkios, tne member of Congress from Mi trict Of the two, the former ie the more % should the other régions of the Siete fall ty eoneentrate upon him, Hopkine would be their next choice. | was at Cleapps ted at thie faroravie report of the poettion ia cbat region, for ho barely escaped de- Teas io the last Congressional canvans, nering been “'acied by only 2 mej oriy of a bondtet of & busdred and Ofty, in 8 district which gave to MoMullen & wajority 0 abort two @bourand. However, the dwtrict it nm; the State and be may probab!y be received with more favor axroat thes atbome Bidomen, thie fe does mot carry with him the prestige of @ triamphant vieiory in his district, and there \e dacger of am aulavorahie once regarding bie standing at home, Sorew lovee soumew acre lt carrestiy orted bere that the on nortal Ritts In receipt of piles of letters from Norte, ag biw tho black republication 2 he Prowidoaxy fm 1859 I merely gies this a# a gaoera’ batt oxn ey that de-iog the campaige of 4 by as holmate persone! friend of the he (Potts) war eudered black repadiicae no wiaation ia prefer vce Fremoat but dociined respectfally. I have o9 Mea, of course, wnetber he will respocefally deciiae in the IT am ear ot our Lord 1800. Pine sport anead here ad to be in the ring w wr. Wm. L. Yaooey, th cheme, of which you have doabiJess heard, is looked Gyob here in co other light than @ crazy fansiic. But Abere ins method in his madaess. Probably yon are not aware that be i & vigorour sapiract for the neat ia the United Btates Seoa'e now oceapiea by Fitzpatrick. This ecco ante for the cat isthe moni ind. fhe next Legielatare to be chosen in Alabama wil) bave the e!pstion of Senator, and It is convenient peoding the Mave elestinge to raise a epiotter about disunion, Central Amoriea and Megios, [f report be trve he has not spent his tims ia vain, for T tear that be has the State pretiy wall divided b fim and hie antagoniet, The friends of tne lator ever, are gnid to be hard at work, and from w he mont Inuwacioes orator badly. fhe Sooate ia thy ad « J gets that, if he doer informed that several prominent dar hy eter’ bringing 0 Jennings Wie, Beg , fr Caleleate for a peat im the wext Houve of Dolx st ' te young rentioman of fine promise, and will, no donot | orop in Virgiale, from all aromas, | end WDacce crops, however, Were Beaver More pro nein’ tat the probadulty ie thet the 8 yiaid from those ebove former a evantert ears will more the deficit ia the wheat crop. Mo danger of # bere, We bave enough to feed the whole United 5 ator NEW YORK HERALD;, MONDAY, JULY Our Naval Correspondence. ‘Ustrep Staves SreaMmr ORapatca, Warrmoron Navy Yarp, July 18, 1865. } Oruise of the United States Steamer Despatch—Qualities of the Vestel—The Latest Attempt at Landing Slaves on our Coast—The New Slocp of War at Pensiwola—Live Oak Operations—The Accident to the Culorudo—The Fleet Ordered to Greytown, &e., &. A great deal of that rare quality, secresy, has been evolved in the sunouncement of our late destination and duties, Ere this Iliad hoped to have written you what Were our specific orders and probable service. Finding that impracticabie, I can only give you the liitle news that fails in our way, hoping it may prove acceptable. Since leaving New York, Cth of March last, under sealed orders, we bave cruised exclasively in the Gulf of Mexico—making the very shortes: possible stay im port, and delaying there only the necessary time to take in the supply of coal reqnisite to our stay at ses. In the four end a half months which have elspeed since our deptr- ture, we have steamed over eight thousaad miles, boarded or spoken eighty-one vessels, and mede the ac- quaintance of every lighthouse and accessible square mile of coast from Key Weat to the Rio Grande. It ie naturally supposed that the principal object of our cruise is the suppression ef any projected importation of Begroes to our shores; but we Dave yet t> see the very faintest indication of such tntention. ‘atest atte not— and, ag it proved a successful one—was made in or ab ont 1827, when e hundred and ten blacks from Ouda were Janded at a point betweon St. Andrew's and St. Joseph's Daye, on the west cosst of ‘and to which our late Cousul at Soutbampton became unenviably notorious, For several years the case was unter inveatigstioa ia the Soutbern United States Courts; but througn iilusnce and its ejuivalent—money—died at length, | believe, a naturel death Having, as I have said, made so thorough an expiorastion ‘the Southern on tee bave natural! our particularly 80, as the’ hurriease season ig now rapidly See our ship is not adapted to suca tempse as tuous we Teagonadly expect. However, ‘we have not yet reesei: ‘hem, aad oscar Original six ‘weeks absevce bes wearily expanded, 60 dv our hopes of @ speedy relief diminish. fi sag time to time we read yg in Lg ong on we are fortuaate enough to gei, o! ineapaciiy and unseaworthiness of the * poor ola Despatch’ You must pot beliove a word of it — bigh soee4, and Grawipg too much water, she ie one of the very best of our small vessels. She is weil |, Foomy, has ®> commudations for three times her presentcreq, and of one hundred aud thirty days service has beea Without difficulty more than a hundred — Water steam. ‘Wha! better proof would you have than letter vest? At this yard, (Pensacola) the building of a sloop-of- war bas proved a God send; yet the majority of the me. cbatice and laborers came from the North, chiefly fron Baliimore, but thereare now ge ey leaving, owing to the heat avd mosquiwes ie ship now oo stocks will probabty be one of the best in our m Her timbers are of the fiaest live oxk I bave ever seon— ubiversally altracting remark {rom those who notice such 8. The new steam , of ligtt draught, authorized by last Copgress. is to be built very near the one already up. Her proposea dimensions, as sea‘ from the Depariment to tbe constructor, (ir. Porter, buildsr of tne Coloraae,) aad by which be will be guided in her model, lett to himpeif, are as follows: — , 200 feet; breadth, 31 fest; drat of out topa. Of the engine | can give you noaccoust foundation of the ways it #ill be necessary «0 drive piles, and as it ie @ requistgof government to Tove hor ready in five months, advertisements are already out ty the ship carpenters of the North. jad | time I would ike to give you some little account of the wholeeate way in which Usce Sam’s live onk is spirited off trom the natioval reeerves—how it is done aod how there is no authority provided to méorcept or prevent the robbery—how it is transhipyed w Freach ‘ks (pripeipaiy) from sloops and sc .o9vers, and what @ good thing the latter make uf it—hew thoasanda of ‘ous of timber he cat api reacy—how the federal authorities wanted to organize @ force to take pos- fession of it, and how Washiogtom iii ience threw culd Water on the project. This, wod more, requires a more practised pon Wo Uniold than mine. ‘Yesterdey—wo lave for (he mail—the Koy West steamer arrived, bringing inteLigence that muy ve later than you have last received from that A retiadle jeter, dated July 11, informs us that the U. & steamer Covorado, lately arrived, bad found, apea sa- coring, that her after crank bed broken clear across; the after part bad siipped forward an ioch. You may be ‘e that ip the propelier shaft of suis vessel there are two cranks (correspopd:ng to ber engines), aod dota are cast on the sba't OF course, when oae is broken, the Shaft is ruived. Immediately on the discovery of the micchief, tae US steamer Water Wuch was deapaiches ‘to Unarleston, © telegraph to the Navy Department sad ‘await orders; it may be that you will recerye Bret The amount of the injary is tha: fre snip’s m, matt, and it will or two, to d'sp'nce the sbattfor removal Ap can only be made in abont three or tour moat! some time wiil elapse before ihe abip can be got to ® foundry yard; so perbaps you can calculaie how ioag the ‘Versel may be disadied. The other vowels of war tn port, and also in goot health, are the Waberh, (fortuusiely quite reety to taxe tee of the + ong Oy LI Fores ‘youth sloops. Dolph.o Havava for levers. ’ All the veesels of which I have writiea you (Key West) bave beea ordered to Grey town—even the Coloralo, | de lieve, etpce the accident was telegraphed. Yoa kaow the Colorado can sail ae we.l as any frigsie in the navy, Plea for Workwomen, ‘TO THE EDITOR OF THS NBARALD. It will be gratifying news to all who heve given the poor workwomen @ word of encouragement, and t those who fee] an interest in that clas who are forced to labor et an average payment of from forty to fifiy cents per Gay, to joarn that the everlasting tol! of « large number of then jg abou} to be abridged—that even within the short period of « few days some thourands of them have receirod ibe, © them, turpr'! boon of one hoar's freedom Ik speaks w for the kicdlisess of noart sailed to would pes the doore of those hamay wealirg the very lives of their work ‘women, to buy of the more humane morchen.. fuus it will be, I trust, whoo the nswes of toe merchaats of tow city who have encouraged the move nout for tue relief of their workwomea are given to tue puolic. Tam sure the eo York #iil take epecial pleasure in noting ae ee oe ae aod moreover at woo N real weifistines is Dow the guiding pripeiple, a pobler rule cf action ahaa! i be lucuica ed as it seems painfally therries here doa» ver litde good for the workwomsm within the past tea or tweive years, let as try what romething pracioal may effect, The sucowe of the preseat howbie eff wt ia the way, bas been very Cheering; aod there are nary who hope tbat the merchants of New Yor«, one aod ail, wi jow 10 proving the world that they look upon * Women af #9 CoRinved and meanly pari clam, aad are wilt; to take the lead in ~ measures proposed to L@tcee thew ba: dens, or establish their —, i . M. P. Cart. pe Rivisan.—The editor of the Peoria Tranveript (Il) eays:—We are assured by & gontiomsa ‘who has recently retarned from New York, where we «aw Capt. De Riviere, the impudent and indeia gable tur disuinguisaet tae wire aud doilar horse wish borrowed money, got up @ mug: excursion to Hyde Park, wnion was patroulzed wives of & distinguished Senator aod @ wo\\ auswa cago lawyer, and faaliy becoming suspects i, vam owe: for parte unkoown, leaving bebind « hamoer of Bntivus creditors, several proken hearted yousg misson with mortided and dist »poiuted mauiats, an estouisand city, half a dozen bappy local newapane: ‘ Naval Inte’: _——_ Brooxiry Navy Yarn.—There is nv larger member of men eraoloyed in the Srookiyn Navy Yars then thers bas been for years, the force amouniing to nearly two thousand men The United States storeship Rolief ie in dry door, re. ceiving a thorough recantking aad overheating The United Sates frigate Senine is reoriviog her gauss, and her Onishing up touch, She will be ready for ses | tm 8 fortnigit, Preparesona are already commence t drive the pier on whien the new Marine Barracks ia to ba ballt. It I* boped tne the pext season of Oongraet wil mv pcoprtetion to cormeance tha eopstructon ding in Carly ering, a8 the quarters cow ate ni \nadoqgaato b9 a90>Mn da'e cComortacly the force whioo 8 required to be kapt constantly on Head The enormone overflow of waters ‘dow South’ O88 given the alligators @ Wifely 6x 40 ed territory. The New Orievs (La) Pionyune siates tia! ov doe plate’ over AY Of sese amphiviows monsters bare doen kitted ALLIGATORS. 26, 1858. Pv litical Iateniigence. ‘he Lem Gurr on Tan —Senstor Douglas an- nounoes in the Chicago Times fourteen speeches tn difsrent parts of his State for the residue ef July and the month of August. The battle waxes warm in I:linoie. Jupan Wclaan.—Jutge wcLean, whose mame was 80 Prominent among the bieck republican enadidates for the Presidency, ie pow about serenty three years of age, 00 ‘hat ft le ot probable he will again be brought into the political fleld, Workincmey’s Party —Olubs are forming tn thts city and other parts of the State, comiosed entirely of me- chanics ana workingmen. Their iatention ts to vote only for such mrn as favor the views of the laboring classes. Bove Ribbon Ciub, No. 38, in this city, slready pamvers 431 mewbes MarsacnvestTs —Tbe republican State Convention of Marsacbaretia will be beid tm Worcester on the %h ef Beptemoer. Vaxmont.—Hop. Homer E, Royee,the present represen- tative bes been renominated for Congress. Tux Graut a0rrd Movement.—Coe following oail has ‘been ieeaed in bandbill form ta Madison county :— GERKIT SMITH FOR GOVERNOR ! To The PLorie oF THE COUNTY OF aD’ OX—Yon bee ren the call for & mass coo ven 'i0G ta the ony of avracuae on she 4b of angus rext bis cali bad it o-tgin ont ot tne county of Mscison as other are moviog 10 mabe our dintloguishes citizen Governor of the amyirs Sete, oUF owD conn'y cartain.y shonid not be backwarc in th: move: ment You are ‘herefore ©-rucetiy invited to come ioge ber to the vi'lsga of Peur oro in msencrnvantios, oo We new Gey 2b of July instant ‘or ‘be oucpose among other things of securing he a'tendsnce of huntreds of on- alt zexa utoD tb» copven'ion to be bad at Syrsouee oa ths 4th, to vominate Gerrit bmib Lat we gathering a Peterboro be thy tbe ocossion ano the men = Fiek, A.C stone, Kenwelser sorts JR Morea, 8 Thora, Jr, reat a o0ott, Archibald vel M Spear Geo. WK lin wood K D Loomis, Silas W. Tyler. .P. le 0 W. Loomis, Brooklys City News. ‘Tue AleGEp BiGamy Case —Jobn Kendall, who wag arrested a few caye since on the charge of bigamy, wis diecbarged on Saturday »y Just ce Sornwell, after an ox- acivaton. He wee charged with marrying @ young lady, Bamed Carlisle ‘n this city, Daving at tn ne living in Borton It wes shown that the first ted ‘a California long before he became intimave with his pra- ant wife. SURRENDERED.—Some weeks stoce a woman named Jal!® Brown gas arrested and held to bail to await the acon of the Grano Jury, on the charge of enticing a young girl to her house, No 8% Greepe etreet New Yors, for pur pores Of prossitution Captata Norris became her bai at that time, vut on Jaat surrendered her to the Story becoming ber sureties. Bicaway Rospery —Mr. Thomes W Redding, Coroner, ‘was attacked at the corner of Fulton ani Graud aveouss, on Saturday morning about two o'clock, aud robbed of $5 There were three sesailants, ove of woom the OCorone” knocked down, but the other two succeded in tripping him up and taking bis money. fn y ‘hen escaped. Personat ceaetiiganes. Ex President Tyler is ip Norfuk, Va Ex-Preeident Van Buren remains at his home in Kiader- Ex-President Fillmore is at Niegara Falls, Ex President Pierce is in Europe. Fon Wm. I. Yancy wes to bave delivered an addrow at Hunteville, Ala , on the 24th inst.,in aid of the Mouns Vernon Ladies’ Assoc ation. Governor Chase, of Ohio, is in Boston. FE auth. is at present s:journing at Cobb’e Is!and, a. United States Senator Ma)! and lady, of Florida, are in Hartferd, Oona. wed e poems ons peers r out of the y Pair. Foe marrage of tile woman the vieutation of tir ta her eit and be eubeeqaent trials and evidence given on the sisnd, ave produced tion. The sbove paragraph, says the Troy Tinzs, bez deen floating about in the colamos of oar excaanges for severai days pas. We feel authorized to deny that there is acy truts in it. The rumor bad ite or! RO Coub:, io the ne- tred of parties implica’ed io the tovne.a cave, relations of the reveread gentlemen with nis congregs'ion are of the very best character. fie is ighly esteemed by tnem, and they couid not be induced to part win Gia. | ‘What+ver he bas done io the matter alladed to nas been Gone io the cops tieptious discharge of bis Duristiaa duty, and bis peopie value him none the less, but rataer more, because of it, pe ta ARRIVALS, From Gisagow, in s'eamship Glasgow—Wm Goodall, Madame Goodall amd daugnier, Mist @ Kerr, Misa Kaid Miss Aun Taylor, Pbss corr, 4 jarvin, J Hock, Robt Roverrim, str and ¥ra Rept uilbertand daaghier, 1 r W Newoomo, J i Maseay, ev John Scott, Wim Palmer A Jeukins, "ONS orm: Rev John Mackie, K @ Euich'ns aad in 62 the slowrage. DEPARTURES. For Gon hampton ani tisere in stewmship Wuiton—Jol O hay MP: A A Rebatucrart bem ago J Mercia, Jalen ellen, Mr and MraG A Paelps, Jr, & Vicres, < Warzs nbwek, Mies Ma ook, Mr Jol, abr Mare vache! 3 4 Mra boct Jao €iliger Ulto sliiger, sethur alien, 2B murray, © W Dana, Marta Becson, Jacob B semi, Mme © Day, Jules Outoran, HH Back Magham Mackenzie end ch id @m M God rin evr, HP Hoyourn Joho AG Flerrere, L Fiza Capt Tq 0) re Meller, tis way, Mr m “ o & 8 Taylor, Sidney erm = L bavi Ganciven, Mr Cloawze!, J a Solsia I A Volaon Bep"peot, Mire Kigend, Mr aod Mie Joha Murrey, vetane tom. Mise Hug Lf Corni reau, child and #6: children apd e-rrent Mreerd PL Zoe, Mr and Chendier, Mr Wm A Chavaler, Nr Maroewo. Austrian Loge n Me warrethy. Jr; N shear snd frient, miss K Bretamp Me Vv ayret, JH Cadeleagn D sqaiino fla Augastas de iliers, i. Matiliard mies Rouckand Mr Kertian?, aise Keri Japa dirs mary Curie, 5 Mrs Breihoup, JJ a Prerrer), Mr Lambart, ar Ranford Mr & Mre @ & Wr Haatoz, Frewe Gerard, » Pout, % Maute int, Me dare! Patere and child, Mr il Leawd, hens, alber.o Beavegrot-Totd vish adres food, Mee Apregue, Mtr Short, re Pedilty, Jas Burdea—Yotal 4d and is] in ths weernge. yan’ © De Bulloum, & Gris om, Geo Barlow M M\lshell, A Laydel, b Jncobe, HS Vaudiroer, L morgan, TM Hors-y, a Tncobe' and 25 im the eteerag For Pichmend, Ac., tn the » Jumea i Jomestown—J W Di). iw r. Me serisks, Mise dD WDiin «, Mime for reen, Mise Mina Mallert, S Holmes J RK heed Reva et. sae lady, ) tg +H “ Ky Let Jinan, fre Pelot, James Liyou, © ke ree aiiott aed Iniy. aire Macy ‘bean, three ‘chil dren atid servent—an4 3 in the meerage For Bavanosh, in ths stesmship Florida Branch C tt Devin, Jos bnge! Mre Greenman and two chide ne Wm i Hel, ‘M Kaiser TE Green wood J 1 Rarber and dangn ter, manian. Chan Hares 7a: Merritt hoor, WW ee, hehe Jaa 8 Williawa, J Robineya, Ur J'S Bale Han, J A tania, Ub Swart, “rad Nre tobi fear and I, W Barnett, Mise Remily Pepperman. 8 Peppermas, li faery. A Hil, HR Pattil, Capt W Dougtty and Sin ihe Heerhge. For Sa tm the steamabip Mon’ Di a meet seers Boece yaa} Be ocman, 1 Wood. Dawson, BD) Bitridge, bidridge ‘midi Woolte. Mrs sarah | EN, ta hcctenen” ELOPEMENT IN pimowm—0n lng Sanday even- ig the citizens of ths place were by surprise, of- camioned by the elopement of Mr Joho 4 Browning, pro- fetor of the Union House, with one of his ooaraers, a ere M Page, alive Kyser. The women wus hrought bere by ® man pamed Kynor, and stopped at the Mansi n Mouse, be proprietor of which became doudifal Whether be would receive an equivalent for his board, And eoioped them. Tey then went to the Union Hynes, + Genertea her. y of eons ano on; fe though be is the dope of & feme'e ari tor, having oot- lected « large eam of money tn order to make som ge, alias Kyser, be: tray ped him for ti | Cher arrangemeo: v made that neither bis wife nor Avy O08 ehout the house tne jected their intentions of peedy departure Ale had told hem at home that he was going ¥ St. Louls wo pur chase @ stock of groceries; bat his wife, who hes been fick for some weeks past, aeked him to defer the trip, whieh be assumeciy did) He wae unusaaliy kind to her thal even ng, 1a Orcer to make Dis @opement more Recate Masam Page was gong to 3. Louis, aod mo ane sicion rest e4 on ber, When lan: heard of they bad talese the care At Alton for the Faet madam Page wrote from 8) Louie informing Mre. Browning that she did oot waut her hus band, sed woo'd leave him there, We have heard thet sone whom De i O# ing bave gone in pareult.—Louisiana (Mo.) Times, July Sraam on Tie Batre Canat.—The new experi- mental! canal ate: if, Constructed in Buffalo for Gandorton, of Soeiby, Orleaas county, arrived hwo ben the West at seven o’eh th's morning, and stopped nearly three hoors at and near the woah tows, to take Jp coal aud enable some of our citizens to see the boat. pT FAT dy pert anal boat in appearsace, et 0 largest Capacity, we the Took. LF. | mali cabia for a bow, avd @ poop dec’ engine botler room, and & ptern cabit “The lather 2 over the gearing of the propellers and abaft the engines. . This steamer bas on board oi hundred barrels of flour, aad Craws throe feet the trip wae for an experiment, not to ond to the fall capacity. The , however, tat if bie beat wae down @ foot more in the water, as she wonld be with «full cargo, he would get more power Hom too properars, The coal hae worked well, conetdering the obetactes the hed met with, which wore ai 5 fund wend rtrd soy Doat. No difficulty bas been met on the \tp which appears to lie with the plan of contra oa, the int at to o’olock this morning, aad tan to Nocbester ip little Issa thee Ore hours, or at the refg of (our eviom per hour, dere a quantity of soft com see aken '>, sod about tom ovelock the Charioa Wack fof fer the Reet with the best wishes of s\! for the success of | the cxperiqen ..— Rochester Union, July 20, FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. GOwBY GaRKET. Sunpay, July 25—6 P. M. ‘The week which ended yesterday has been, if pos sible, even duller than those which preceded it. Very experienced merchants declare that they never re- member a time when #e little business was doing. Counting houses which at this time last year were, throughout the day, a scene of noise, hurry and con- fosion, are now quiet and silent as coantry walks. The im, ortations continue to fall ar below those of last year; and though during the week some country buyers have come to the city, their purchases have not created any activity. Neither the dry goods nor the g:oceries, nor the prodace business shows as yet any symptom of reviving activity. Money has receded to an average value of 34 per cent per an- num. Short first class paper is done at 3, and the brokers can obtain all they need at 3 on call. Second class paper and loans in other stapes range from 4 to 6 per cent; but it is very difficult to place any considerable amount at over three. This unusual cheapness of mocey has tended to counteract the improvement in exchange which took place at the beginning of the week, and consequently several parties who might otherwise have shipped freely by yesterday’s steamer have preferred to hold over, till, notwithstanding the cheapness and abandance of money, the investment business is very slack. Commission houses whose business lies chiefly in this line state that they are doing nothing. The aggregate purchases of State securities, bonds and sound dividend-paying stocks have been smaller during the week than during any previous week this ear. "| ‘The advices from Europe indicate a precisely similar state of things in the London and Paris markets. By the two last steamers we have received intelligence of a firmer tone in the market for public securities; but all authorities concur in stating that there is as yet no prospect of an improvement in trade. Neither there nor here has enough of the wreck of last year been cleared away to admit of re edification on a sound basis. The most important item in the foreign commer- cial news received during the past week—if we ex- cept the accident to the telegraph cable—has been the announcement of the British Ministry that trade and immigration would be encouraged on Frazer river. The British government are about to organize the entire western section of the Hud- son Bay Company's territory into a colony, to be entituled New Caledonia, and-to govern it by officials appointed by the Crown for five years. We under- stand, likewise, that the quasi lease or use of Van- conver’s Island, granted by the British government to the Hudson’s Bay Company in 1849, is about to De instantly terminated, and that that island is to be placed on the footing of the other British colonies. The whole of New Caledonia and Vancouver's Island may therefore be presumed to be practically at the present time opened to immigration and trade, as mach so as Canada or New Brunswick; any pretensions set up for the Hudson's Bay Company to the contrary notwithstanding A gentleman now in this city, who has beeu a resi dent of the Puget Sound district of country for the last ten years, and who is perfectly familiar with the localities and inhabitants of all that vicinity, advives that all shipments for those gold diggings should be made not to Port Townsend, nor the mouth of Frazer river, but to Bellingham Bay, Washington Territory, direct, thus avoiding in the former case a re-ehipment and extra transportation of fifty miles, and in the latter case the difficulties aud annoyances attending the discharge of cargoes and their transportation up a dangerous river in @ foreign country, where anything but facilities are offered] The navigation from’ the Strait of Fuca to Beltingbam Bay is perfectly safe and casy; every | facility is there offered for the discharge and storage % | of supplies, and a pack trail is now nearly finished, by which all American goods may be safely trans- ported to the mines in lien of ascending Frazer river, of which George Gibbs, Eaq., the geologist to the present Northwestern Boundary Commission, says, in a recent letter:— We ascenced Frezer river to Fortg@ale about 135 miles frem its mouth; itis a fire for evrything Dut ravigaten; scenery meguifcent, bat avlike the Columba river, tie rocks are grauite jastead of basalcic, o The course of the stock market during the week has been uniform, without considerable rise or fall. As a general ra‘e the outsiders have rather sold oat what stocks they have than bought fresh supplies. Tbe general opinion appears to be that until it is an understood thing that it is dishonorable for the directors of a railway to sell its stock short, and use their influence to depress its market value, there will be no aafety in operating in such securi ties, or in holding them at any price. The divi- *dend on the Galena is'a wholesome sign. Had it been passed altogether, it would have exercised a banefal effect on railway property, as, if the Galena cannot make money, no road can; while, had the dividend been greater, doubts might have arisen as to the fairness of the means by which the money was procured. The only considerable rise during the week has been in Pacific Mail, whose steamers on the Pacific, in consequence of the rush to Frazer river, are earning from ee to forty thousand dollars a month each, instead of lying idle as they were. [llinois Central has improved under the effect of better and more hopeful news from the British holders. Other spevulative securities have re- mained generally unchanged throughout the week. The statement of the Rhode Island banks, made on the 12th inst., wa as follows:— Providence Banks. Out of Providence. Total » $14,006,590 669 $20.25 «818 | 1,803,706 3'176,431 2,080,083 3,028.60 | Doe Ot 804 1,808,414 17,567,009 25,028,835 466 546,039 800,864 1,014,766 14,106 i a As compared with the statement of July 5, the results are as follows: — Bee $2,040 O ine 40,262 26 ine 102,78 63 ine 10,696 94 ine 99,903 78 twe 8,695 69 ine 4,187 45 ino 7 64,578 04 tno. The receipts of the Norwich and Worcester Railroad for the year ending May 31, 1868, were as followa:— Freight Mail service, rental, express, &o. Total. . tee reeeeneeeeses The expertee for the samo period were... Net recoipts for the you Inverest pala for the year 268.46 65 220,839 07 $44 596 BR 40,334 99 is e bouse and coal wharf 10.869 09 y in, 724,183 10 of tbo “tate of Mursachusetts, ’ 400,000 00 174.278 54 16,000 00 830 96 {009 00 1300 06 090 00 4429 00 6,620 00 . 10,878 64 24,183 Ye $35,022 84 Ties, lumber, aplres, Iron, oll, ke, amounting in the nggregata (inciading the Above) to,, 97,149 19 ‘The company aieo own real amuate, not necded for the use of the OOMPADF...6,e.6 -ceeees 17,420 45 ‘The engines, cars end machicery belonging to the Gorn are valued at time at... 178,72 01 Annexed is the balance sheet of the Delaware, Lackawana and Western Railroad, made up to the 30th of April last:— 419,458 00 KkeWabbs aD Railroad ceeeesttesenee 40,000 00 ye 252,214 48 +++ 10,028,296 42 $104,280 66 eae 16 9, 103 301 18 (731 64 133,781 64 87,164 94 —— 925,482 09 $29,488 74 Oo I department exserses 500,961 41 Tr papor.aiton expences. 149/500 87 Expenses © general cflice, 6,205 84 Veenel expenwen...... .. 5,221 92 Interest—General xocenat... 469 60 691,922 88 TO ssesescecseseseseececsnenenenenss Il 685,70L 89 Cr, Ospital ntock.. .. ‘ phat 00 Mortgage bonds . $4,968,500 00 vg eae Ocrtiscates for inc. b’s,’62.. 649 80 “ “ Oo 1866 18,0°0 00 j “ « of 1867 760,658 36 \ Pi tea Kens . 6,184,603 16 Renewal fund...... Personal property r: Cay oge snd Susquehanna Rait road Company... 210,144 29 Unpaid coupons ana interest 43,309 00 Unpaid dividencs.... nese 18,768 47 Unpata fractional Warren Bailroad stock......... 4,130 26 Total floating debt. . Farnipgs s.n0e Jan. 1 Goal ee eeeeeees 765,944 16 Income account—BAlAnOD........++ss+00++ 148,408 50 Total... ee. sees eeee cece ceeecees cone e+ 812,646,701 39 In the United States District Court, held at Cleve- land, Ohio, the following decision has been made in the case of mortgagees and trustees of the Steuben- ville and Indiana Railroad vs. the Treasurer of Tas- carawas county, who seized the rolling stock for taxes. The mortgagees asked for a perpetual in- junction against the tax gatherer on the ground that— The company was unable to the intereet or princt- pal of said bonds, or to replace loosmotive and cars in Case the came abou!ls be sold; tbat the use and pvssesson of the same were absolutely necorsary to the opera:ivn of the rosd ss eet ee ee, the property Dy the treasurer would of irreparable iojary to the holders of suid bonds. Judge McLean held— ‘1, Thot the power of taxation is @ sovereign political wer, +ba a branch of the power of emiveat doman. Braet manner of asseseing and coilecting taxes pre- soribed by the Legisiature be vot in conflict with the cou stitution, aac the officers charged with that ooty conform tw their action to (ne jaw, no court can restrain or inter- tere with theze cificers ww the disharge of thetr duties. 2 That the hen of the S:ate for taxes is pstamonuct to al te rights vested uacer the goverament. Indiv! dna! liens cannct come in competition with tae lien of the State for taxes 8. That we lien of the State for taxes attaches to per sonal property uoon seizure Of the same, as ia cases sheriffs, aod when such property the tate, it is io the custody of th: law under @ paramount lien, woich cannot be dis paced by the liens of individuals upon the same pro- ‘the relation of cefauit in the psyment bonus Fecured by the merigeges did not vest the road and it equi in the comp/aivaute as mor gagoes, Dut authorized them to take posression of the roat and rua it aa the agevts of tue company, or to sell the road at pur- Dereie. That the ownerehio of the pri could only de changed by «sale of it, aad that no sale having taken piace, the company, and not the complainants were tne Owners of the property. ‘Temporary injunctions dissolved and bill diamissed at the cost of the complainants. Stock mxcnenge, Sarcnpar, Jaly 24, 1868, 1600 sha Reading RR 452% 100 CO... 800 4515 26 Mich Central RK. 100 . e BSSSSesEeR EER a ist , o @ Tt ate Ai @ g? ur Fa 388e88e = = g seisesesfe z CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT SATURDAY, July 24—6 P.M. Asta. —The sales embraced 00 barrels at 60. for pots, and 6 <0. for pears. Breapercrrs —Fiour—The marke's were light, and good abipving and fresh ground brancs were scarce, while the market continued quite frm. wales embraced ad ont 6,000 & 7,000 barrels within the range of about °F z or None == ‘erty ¥ bt Extra state,.... 42a 436 Wesvern end Obio superfine, ay 4 Extra Ohio and Western + £860 675 Cansdaa pupertivce aed € an 6 30 Mixed to straight Soothe: 4550 455 Southerp Long ER extri 49a 600 Chorce exura ly aud 6m 700 oo Soe 856 S70 4% were confined Southera \@ 126 sRlea om 0 rAdge of oar quotations. Rye flour rola to the extent of about 150 bbls. *¢ quotations. Cora meal was seiling moderately at ua changed prices. Wheat was quiet sales limited = The Teceipe were restricted. The salee embraced « lot of common Sourbern red reported at $1 14, and 3,800 basnels foiara ovaed at $1.07, Corn was toactive, aod prims ots toarce A etal! sale of unsound Westera round yellow wae made at 8c and & ante of @ cargo of about 4,000 Dusbela cotound Wertern mixed was reourved on private verme Rye wae roarce, aod held at 760 a 760. State and Western ovte were soiling at 456. @ 460. A 2-35 enbraced inne hoe toad m tee ; 000 do. mirgo, purchesod for export on private 1M ¢o om 10. St. Domingo coffee was and held ‘at Detter prices; 100 bags Maracaibo were al » oy "he market was quiet, and the sales confined le bout poi ee ged a 2s, with 50 } Flour wae at about 2. 24 ado, 00 bags of clover Reed were Ginegow, about 2,000 Deshels of 76 , and 26030 hhde of shoulders verse} was oharterod for the Bristol terms. Frert —Salee of 100 bbls. currants were made wk —Sa.es of 1,000 bales wore made at 450, 8 *. Morssers —The sales embraced about 400 hhds. Cave Morcovato at 30c a S20. The sale of 60 Caba noticed yesterday was at 200. e Drovierons. Pork—The market was firm. The sales erobraced abont 400 a 600 bble., including mons at $1712, ime wt $14, thin mors at $16 60 and clear mons at $19 69. Beet was fonctive, whi Bales em>raced about s ‘he. channel upcherged. smoked were wade at 9. a OI¢0, Cat morta ware firmer pales of about 200 hhds. wore reported, including thouldere, at 6c. 8 63¢0. avd hams at Sisco. a fico. Lard waa ttoady, wich nies of about 250 bole a ll Ko. for common to fair and at 11% @ 11%o, for good to prime. Butter and cheess were seccenges. Rick,—The market was quiet ana The enles yer'erony embraced 160 unchanged. and not 1,600, inadvertently inserted. Stains — ‘he market wae quite steady ,maintaiaing the Advance of over i during the week. fhe fales to-day footed v wat 1200 & Ico hte Cada muscovado at Ove © fcc a 1Me., and 180 do, motado at to. Sreey.< Che market waa easier, with sal@of about $00 bhi. at 420. SARITIOR INTSLEIORNCE an Port of New York, July 25, 1858, Ship Fmpire Bate. Ut at a si leah Iv ‘ a passersete, OD & » Kingeissd s Buenas Meee Re 37, 19 7 20, toot, » pilot from boot Ja Waverbary go 1; 14 jut 40. 37, 100 69, ship 4 4 a0 2 paw lope "eed Sufae Geos net ee rong main topaativard “i ay oe tost Ts 4507, bt winds trem # wib much jou wo rig from Marae rete ore; 358. tat db J “cy * Oe ip en Dd (¢ 5 a . wl eont, io manier, Ian lose lu a5 Tb. lon 8) a) esoee aes Joveanna, o! and from Br: Satire, with: 88 aay out; 10d, int 42 biog, for Core. 1 jemeo ere, 62, lon 69%) eo oke Br orig A > MoD= Sib. at 4t 12 om 61 W aa a ler gastoamubip, Dark riegeo, steering Hi; 224, Ias40, loo G8 40, paseo? oare Oe Boao ot June 18, wits i Soarepors 7 Fane : abe ba i jon 60 W s vr ‘nk 4 re Peete cniee 1200 wer day Int 4208, foo O840 signelland an ameriosn chia steering W. thowinE & red. BD ine on Bath died of cor sueopticns eer “hip Jemes Titcomb ‘of New @ leans), Dean. 88 dayewith marble, rage, 5, and 28 paréengers, 0 M Paster Bhip Marietta (Aus), Pay Alexandria, lL day witb "aes and gum to order. inet, Siesta as not New York, expertenred & bears thanter storm at pigh’ and wae struck by Iightn'ng at the man tmast, injurt. & the mast and burring and catting some of ths ateodiag rg. ging thence proceeding along the wain topss! chain ebantelt struck the tron mors of the galley ant want ovar rosa Bork Fortune. Havener, Caraif, June 4. with coal, to Dra- Tied inst, lat 41%, lon rue a a racdy. t0 ‘sry & Copen ‘ot East Machise), Johcson, Ssvanilla, th hives to mai ter ape ig Bippe (ae), Curry, Windsor, NB, 10 days, with plaster, Echt A Hastings (By), Lowerison, Hillsboro, NB, 12daye, for L Schr Jokn Vance, Beker, Farwich, Fehr Thetis, Norris, Barnstable, 2 kilen. Brower, Hartford for ATvany. P Coiling, Gorham, Micdletown Ct, for Delaware cur Mono—The deck load of schr Moro of 8. for New Smyrna. RF for Boston eshore on tbe sar, bec been ots obs and the vessei stripped prior to 6tnimat, The huil ‘would be nearly # total lose eur ANN Dexman (of Jonesport) Beal, fitted ont for the Labrador cod fisbe: D Tucker & 80% of Lubdes beving taken . started for Bra A ceepstch dated New Orleans, July 2 states that sebr Jus Na Mais was strack by ligbtoing 18-b Inst, atthe beso of Passea, while neing to *e0 17 sea, snd had en -iumast od.ve $4 eoatu fopmmaat pit Shs proceeds oa bee wyaae. ° ‘was in company, Wes struck at ihe mume time, bat titWe te jared, — Brig Sorsb Starr, 277% tons, bni't at Stowington, ana'wmeh bee bees Tying at'Providence for rals lege Taal fall, bas bv en p by Maward A Manstieid, of Jones: Py ‘The totlo table of nartoreof New York, Motion Bernasors, Wleimeloae Rie Grleaas Charieston, Ravantah, Avstacniooa, Mowe New aud Gaiveston, at secounts trom eaok of those ports: — Brg 1B, 17 mow Bare April 16—In ship Katbay, Stoddard, for Hong SERIES neon meen nase Jaze ti, mawin, Nugent do 7 co tignas Leone, June 10—In pert brig Potomac, Coffin, for iatncovg ‘Avastii-s, July 4—In port brig Thomas Yiestom, Merrill, for NYork ib, (Pen Sreawenr Intra, at — Arr from New York Ape a OU rcipon snd Frntsr, Melbourve; 10:k Gener ant R July 2 Garciner, at Ovorto, 9h, town at . Tanne Wend, Caiveres. Sad droee, w do ew Orienes July 8 August p Bob, £2 Peal ‘Augusta “at Beak thik iissess bal cain, and at Liveroool, 12 b &U" ao Mobile July 10, Consignee, and Brestywina, a at Melbourne; Sith, 12, Vys'ery at Belfast. nado, from Melbourne: Jaly Shie'ce slbatros, from eunder- Deal, soukamp on, and Belue, trom: June 2, Mariet'a trom Teneriffe; J bariotte Morrwon, from — Lh 4 haves bid for Kew Orleans & Aramede snow, and 0 Ih Cawege, trem Liverpool £14 for PEt pote Jaly 1 Phenix. from Liverpoot Nd for Beaton July 10 Sauionat Kegle, from Liverpool, ALEXANDRIA, duly 2—Arr brig B'ephen Young, Perry, a w 7 . a Joly 4 AM—Arr ache Haneibsl, Wentworth, Bienal for two barks and dve ores Cid ste m- em Re) Valtimors, Phinese Korague, Sam BOSON. Poiadeipbia. ect Jone pl Mathews, Ph'iadelpbia; sbip Golden Fie-os, Manse Frapeised bark Avola Nickerson, Charionoa: prigs’ Mar eball, Simi ; Uranns (of New Fork, ate! o tin), Africa, Chored, Natanzen, #yra, Fuller, Philadalputa; M: wi ingicn, «nderem, Portland to lond tor Cube, schrs tt 2c, tovens, Por wy et ku Prince: Muomiiebt at barn) Sarah an lisroing Philadelvbia codoue' Gtse, Crometts ell and —s Aook, tyder, NYouk. Bld, brongbt bre anme Inting Ube pilot Iawe, bs 9 Of vio bark Jus Abbotator?, © on Res nolds, Bos tor (and air) brig . Conger, Jay Prive), Gayte, Bota det Foro, ‘ r CHARLESTON, Jnly 21-Arr ship Tabby, Liver. ci ach Lydia B Gowperth enti, Iy, Croper, ‘rk. Wim ‘winith, Pisher, Wimingta, ve Ter keon TASTPORT. July 17—Arr_brige Samael Frensh, Parritt, toes i Saas Se gear mid, Bend- reo ‘ Ni 7, Pordands: on . and a'd for Havana); sohr Baran We K pg BS C Ae res, emmith, ‘and tid ‘salt “ tre Fi ttata (and ohd for Trevans): Vis arkt GS Rion Women, Nore ‘or Galala. la 172s, brig Hanna Balok iY te I. - Baldwin Carb ey Kusabeu, 48 “berwood, Hall, for Liv~ Cid brig Elizapevs Waite, Thompson, bas BRDFORD, July B—Arr chr Seoaier, Mark, Port Fwen, alow Gen Kosmnth, faeen, SYor Hid wack a Adams, edema Prtvmore: Onteteh, Gray, % York PERAAOULA, July 19—Uid bark Jane k Williaa, Viehol- mene AVren NU, Jnly 23—Are sohe Onrott bia fot Bunkaport. Old its @ neice. Ja) Londen: back Att sprig Reren Btarr, Bisks, Hares, ANB AM, J Balttmorn; ® “Witty br Lieve W Dyer, Are ptevrsdin Hity of Mortott, et Mary Riizabeth, Phinney, Coron Lam" Rav Green, MISO Lis whet WARES SYRUP, THE GHRAT AL for sete, wholesale aod reveil, a} OE way. OD PTR aA. E. ae "8,