The New York Herald Newspaper, July 27, 1858, Page 8

Col Steptoe’s Fight with the Indians. MATERESTING LETTER FROM AN ARMY OFFICER— WAT COL STEPTOR SAYS OF THE BATTLE—CAUSB @¥ THE DISRATISFACTION AMONG THB INDIANS— ‘HE eee comer Camr Joxpan, fex Mie } & PO hire Sg My Deax &m—You will, doubtless, be surprised and pained to carn cf the late disastrous engagement between he troops uncer Col. Steptoe’s command and the bandit ‘Weibes of Indians on the Palouse, near Snake river, in ‘which the Cwar d’Alenes, Spokaps, Palouse, Ils-de-Pierres, ome Walla Wallas and Cayuers too’ part. This, to me, bas been & most serious blow; but the Gricne! wrote me, day before yestercry, that he does not Reeitate to say that his being in advacce bad saved my party from a complete massacre, as tho Indians have de- termined to cut to pieces all parties passiug throagh their eountry. My party haying been well and efficiently or- ganized, bad started on their long and distant mission, and 1 think that no difficulty whatever would have occu red except from the Indians; and Col. Steptoe told me, «fter Ais Hebt, that it would roquire # regiment of troops to pro- tect my work and survey. Iwrote yesterday tothe Secretary of War, apprising Inim of these facts, and that under the circumstances I hould move my camp back to the Dalles, there disband “t, ard await furtber instructions from the department as @ my future course. This engecement with the Indians wil! bave a most dis- ‘estrous effect upon the country. The people are excited turd more than angry. Oolonel Steptoe lost two officers vd nive men killed and fifteen wounded; » complete losa f animals and camp equipage; apd I imagine had the In- fans followed in pursuit the affair would have been ex- cedingly Cisastrous. At it was, they had to fly in the ‘ight—the Indians being ten toone. This has stopped my ements for this eeszon I hed started under the most advantageous circumstacces; for the Superior of the Mu sions in the mountains, Father Oongrato, had written to a ‘the fatbers apprising them of my , Bud had di. Peotea the most hearty co operation, "am now al- ‘wost un« er the iw) er abittrccenircun mucoessft/ly. having bad when 4a the mountsine the cor- dial good will of both 4 Indians, Bas 3 ou will, doa! ‘nak the cause of all this trouble. Fach one, no doubt, bas. OWD reeron to agsirn and bis own views w give; out from wbat i bave seen in this region, and from what] persosally know, it has aii arisen from the nos-ratifioation of the treaties made in 1855. Had T feel comvicced ail will agree wich thing of Indian character and Indian Standirg towards the ludians taken place, these troubles would Lave been Bodies of tons, twenties, ‘and bundreds bave paseed through the Spoke countey ‘Defore without molestation; but now it @xy degree of safety. ‘Another co held must de the eonrequence. at an immense expenditure of life end trea Bare to the government, and the sett’sment of this region Se Se eek ne At least, it will be loog Before these treaties can > 2 good faith oy them. The military Seabee no doabt determine to carry on a protracted war to satiafy the losses 07 the , and to endeavor t gain security tor the futare. No ene can teli at the present moment wha‘ the issue may be. ‘The route eastward and sorth ward to Co.ville is omy Dlocksded; no ope can pase xcross Suake river and {t will vequire a force ten times as as they now Dare im Qreer 10 Dring adout a pescefal esate of things egein I eestowe 24 frome Ow pevintencent 4 Nesmith. “loviting me to Shiew: wa sad if Toon. cude to go I rball lay before xim some suggestions re- garcing the policy with the Indians in the interior. Many of them are gvod Iodimns; and the good should not be coa- founded wtb we bad. T eval, I teirk, remain uvoceupied during the present Beason If the troatins with these interior bande are to be carried out, and persons or commirsiouers are to be ap- pee to see thet suitarie and proper provisions are to made for them,1 trost you will not tesitate ‘to call upon me fcr such aid and assistance in the master as | may ‘de capable of rendering I ebali move back my camp to the Dalles, at which lace I eball be glad to hear from you. Let ms kuow as he prospect of ratification of the treaties, and what is be done for the ladiacs. I shall write to x; lent Nesmith today. He ‘wrote me that « little Ister he intends visiting the Walla- ‘Watias, on which tour I may join him, ‘Tne Atlantic Telegraph. OFFICIAL REPORT OF CAPTAIN HUDSON. Usurep Staves Sraam Faioate Niagara, Qcmaserown, Ireland, Jaly 8, 1868, Tam somewhat mort ‘ied and disappointed to report the | arrival of the Niagara at this port on the Sth iost., after three unsuccessful altempts at laying down the tele- grapbie cable. ‘My last despatch of the 10th ult. informed you that the Squadron were off Plymouth harbor bound to the ap. potted rendezvous for uniting and runing ovt the tele- graphic cable. During the fret three or four days of our passage we Dac calms and light variable winds; the following eight days almost continuous gales from the W. to the S W., wud the greater part of the time beavy soa, when the weather aguin moderated and our verseis, which hed so- paraced during the gales, mot together at the rendezvous @m the 26th, the Agamemnon having shifted about one hapdred miles of the upper portion of the cable on her main bold tier during the gale, whish portion they were qoesced in running to the gundgek when we foll In with On the 26th (Saturday) we commerced our opera. tioos by securing the Nisgara and Agamemvon together, stern to, with bewsers, splicing the cabic ene cosine tCown cradualiy with two buncred fathoms weer Jot go by rigna! and tbe ive cvurses at the rate of 3324 Hoe [tte Hide a z it ET] i : Fee at <oEF s az 2§ 3 3 3 i 2 ‘Thre cadie parted at 456A. M4, ico, a# measured by the of cable, end started for the rencezvour, where on Mon Cay, the 24h, the Agamemono and Niagara were secured ty other Ld was ouly three squirters or . ar, 23¢ miles, third hour, 3 miles; and the fowrwh bour 35 miles. From tha) time uotii tes minutes aller Gr'clook on Tuceday evening, the 2h, (when we © ened to get signals from the Agemomnon and the eo ov tae #nip had been far fend the cable paid out five and 2 7 2 i H ‘The cogines were stopped at 10 P.M . aod the Ae | ims meseare by the cable anti! twenty min ‘0 it parted, the Sieawer stone o bens cn 930 fathome of the table. Our a¢..i0 thoroughly tested all the cable op board #1’), and found the insulation amd continuity al! periect, aon there war vut one opinion among these gont'em~n, that the cable parted at or pear tha hguenomcen, bios Ee “hal soceriann when he arrives at this port to Ol up Ad arrangement had been made when the shice Beomrated the 28th instant that, in the event of amy aocl- deat lo the cable before einer abould have run O0e a red _— oe, to return to the rendesvaue, tne cable ao A another effort to In Wout payout ‘What distance the vessels were wo A aii ep w with coal sort aan rouew oar efforts, agers we all the coal that we required laying down our part of the cable Tore p- doubts, however, if we ran further, yond. the 908 named, whether the Agsmomnon's oad held out (without any expendnare to t. the rendezvous) and leave her evough to icg back to Valontia Bay with the cable, in the se aaieer tee Pverett's He Ay ont the omnes ease sad onitormity mrein, and . vebiy alapted to the work (t has to perform ps 7 Her Vajesty emer Gorgon, which mc vod hare wih tbe Niagara We pow awalt the d © (ha Agamernnon ¥ Talorows, when we hope to be off senile for the rendez vour in seven or eight days, of weatber than we experienced arure to report the comtiaued good ow the Bort wo be, reapsetfally, your obedieat ser WML. HUDSON, Capain. “Pet Tovery, Seerotary of the Newry, Washington. if al i News from Havana. YUCATAN INDIANS LANDBD—ASIATIC FEMALES— AMBRIOAY MBCHANISM ON THE ISL4ND—YELLOW YRVEB—MARESTS. By the arrival of the bark Albertina, Captain Burtoo, ‘we have news from Havana dated to 13th of Jaly. No steamer would leave Havana for New York before ‘the 234 instant. OUB HAVANA CORBESPONDENOK. Importation of Yucstan Indians end Asiatic Slavee—Thir- ty-four female Colonists Landsd— American, French and English War Ships off the Coast—Ihe Regla Railroad and American Mechanics and Work— Yellow Fever— Death of an American—Sugar, Markets and Freight, dc. Bavana, Jaly 15, 1808. On the 10tb instant the Spaaish steamer Mejico returned from Vera cruz, Swal, Sc., bringing fifty-two Yucatan Indians, to be sold as ‘free colonists” or a term of years to our humane and eplight-ned Spanish planters. Tbe name day the Peruvian ship Weatward Ho arrived from Macao &c., witb 661 Asiaticos free colonists, r« ported corsigned to the captaia. On the 12tb fostant the Obilian ehip Diane arrived from Swates, via Cape of Good Hope, with about a hundred Asiatic free colonists, consigned to Don Jose Maris Mo raler. Thirty-l0ur, however, of the namber by this arri- val aro woman. Tre Unived Sistes sloop-of war Constellation was off this harbor 1 t , and the Jameetown on the preceding day. We ba ‘80 had the Briteh gapboats Jasver aad Ja- peur, ebowing their pretty selves off the port, as has also the Frensh brig of war La Pereuse. ‘Last Tuesday I croased the bay to examine the new rail Toad pee Gauss, &c , at Regia Oo reeching the opsos'te shore, vee fairly ‘astounded at foding on the spot where, when Previourly at Regia, stor a heavy, clumey looking ar Sarebouce, erected a really e'egaot tiuthic rae ite potvted coore and windo# feet im length, by about 60 in Cy = iodows are soli any. It ts floored—paved [should have writtep—with marble slabs Che architect I learned, ‘was Mr. Sheppard Reynolds, formerly of New Orleacs took the liberty of entering the open doors uoinvited, but ‘was soon met by Mr. Edmond Slater, of Newark, N J., who politely eecorted me through the denot and exoleined pei peculiarities in the jooumotiver, &e , two of which, the Marquis de la Habana and the Jacinto G. Larrinaga, { found at the lower eno of the depot. Mr. paseo who ia the master of the machinery, algo po- — 7 opened one of the parsenger cars for my exanion were built by Wilam Cummings, of Jersey ony i, road will be, it is calculated, opsued to Guanabisoa 2efore the end of the prerent mootb; and when it is com- pleted to Matapzer we vhall be avie w visit toat city ia time for break/ast, remain there alt the busine=s portion of the day, ana return to our bomes to diucer. The public health, I em sorry to ssy, does not improve Among the recent deaths is that of Mr. Joba Foater, of the 3 ate of Mai thie island of the patent felting root, aod seems likely to realize a handsome amount oy the invention He was iM but three cr four dsys, when be succambed to tnat terrible monster, “ yellow jack.” He was interred carly on Tussday morning ‘srt. The weaber is warm, but the delightful sea wad land Dreezes temper the heat so that it ie not 80 op restive as it would otberw'se be. pe, has again advanced. D. 8 , No. 12, is quoted at Teala per arrobe Molasses without azy alceration. charges are rather quict for the past fey ortwo | qnete sterling 12 to 123 per cect premium; Nortneru an? Eastern cities, 36 © 2 per cent premiam; New Or. leaps (abort), 3 to4 per cent premium. Freighte continue dull, without any improvement in Gen. QuiTMAN anp THR Nationat Horer Drs Base —The follo wiog letter relatng the particulars of Gen. Qaitman’s iliness, pobliehed in the 7rue Southron of the 15th ipet., ex emanating irom one of bis moat ‘intimate friends,” will be read with interest:—‘In yoor iesus of yesteroay morning you allude to the illness of Major Gene- ral Quitman A few particulars mey interest you. The General was one of the victims of the National fotel poi- eonwpg—baving dined thereon that fatel dey—wrich bas et thirty one persons their lives, and destroyed the hea'th sixty or seventy more. Since that day General Quitman bas pot had a we'l hour. Bat eo long as he felt that du'y ‘tw the South and to the reputiic demanded bis presence ta Covgrees, he bas faithfaily remaized there; bu’ for the ed few months paiofully combating with tho ranid increase of the disease under which be is now sinkive. as oe Se eee be hastened to bis bome, hoping cessation from work and repose ip the He of bis family would restore bim te beslth, The fatigue of travelling night aod day aggravated his diseare, and wnen he reached Natchez be was compelied to take at once to his bed. The marriage, a few days afterwards, of his di to Captain Love! of the Water Witch, ergen his 8 depressed by his cisesse—and he pitably remaired up until a ter midoight, to do the Pease ory ba ractertOe Wd," We conrteay, D8 MARY RS cee. sion was Ho mech f his enfeedied coustisution, and in- creased bis melady #o-tbat since then he has not bsen able to leave his room, and for the few past days he hes been rapidly sinking. A constant fever bas upon bim for many weeks, and the stalworth frame of the old Warrior # wasted and emaciated go that his frieads would wish Ciffionlty recognise nim. He is cheerful aad hove- fol, reeigved and rerere, and seems to feel more for the deloved ones aroant hum than for bis own inevitable fate. God graat that he may yot raliy sua be restored to his jamily and country; but whep we last gaxed npou bis = couptepance abd bebeld his proetrate con ition wo felt tbat there could bene hope cherished. The physi- clans who attend bio, it seid, perceive in his disease the urmistakeabie effects of arsenic, — FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL MONKEY MARKET. Monpay, July 26—6 P. M. The bank averages for the past week, which were made up this dey, compare as follows with those which were reported last Monday:— © Week ending Loa Specie. Circul'n. its. Juiy 10. S119 164 "a2 25,098, 184 7,846,946 107,101,081 July 26.. 118,910,482 85 515.243 7/361}045 100,470,895 Decree 8251 = Th Increase. - 197,059 4,099 - As will be seen, the only change of consequence is in the deposit line, which has fallen off over a million and a half. Most persons will be taken by surprise by the increase in the specie colamn, in the face of the quite considerable export of last week. The California steamer, which will be due before the next statement is made up, will in all proba- bility add a million and a half to the quantity in hand, which will thus stand at thirty-seven millions before the close of the week. Nor is there much rea- ton to expect a large export or higher prices for exchange. A few drawers were asking 109}, and one house asked 110 today for exchange on Lon- don; but these prices were put up a3 much gs any- thing in order to avoid drawing. A retarn which we have seen of the exports from Liverpool, Eng- land, to the United States, for the month of Jane, shows that for ten years they have not been so light, which does not look as though exchange was going to be very active or buoyant. The change in market value at the Stock Ex- change which took place this morning, was wholly unexpected by a majority of the members of the hoard. For s week past the languor and inaction which have prevailed here, abundantly proved the present unwillingness of the outside public to parti- cipate in the exciting game of stock operations. Neither the results of the Cleveland Conven- tion nor the reduced dividend on the (G:flena were calculated to indace speculation for the rise in railway property. And as to the eternally repeated argument about the cheapness of money, that feature of the market has lasted so long, now, that it may fairly be supposed to have prodaced ail the effect that can be expected from it. For these reasons most of the members of | the board, who had seeh the market close dal! oa Saturday were surprised by the animation which prevailed on the second call of stocks at the board this morning. The most prominent among the stocks which improved were Reading, which has been oversold, and which closed 1} per cent higher than on Saturday; Panama, which, chiefly on the theory that the developement of the Frazer river country must increase the business of the only rail- road line between the Pacific and Atlantic, im proved two per cent; Michigan Central, which a demand for investment from the East put up 2 per cent: Rock Island, which advanced 1 per cent in conse- quence of a sudden demand for a thousand shares, seemingly for delivery on a contract made some time since. With these leading stocks the whole market eympathised. New York Central was j and Erie j better; Michigan Southern, {a j; do. preferred, $a {; Illinois Central, 1 per cent; Galena, 1}; Cleveland and Toledo, §. Pacific Mail declined }, several specula- tors having availed themselves of the late rive to sell out, in the hope of buying in at better prices. It is the talk in the street that English investments in this stock are likely to create a demand which can hardly fail to augment ite market value. There is no change to note in the coal or bank stocks, all of which are steady at last quotations. The bond mertket was dall, though withont change in prices. The only considerable sale was of Olvio 6's of 1890, which were taken at 1 per cent premium. Missouris are a shade firmer, the supply having lessened, and the operations of the bears having created a demand for the stock. At the second board, the tendencies of the morn ing continued t be felt. Panama was 2 per cent NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, JULY 27, 1858. Berke g Hy better; Reading, in which there is reason to suppose that bears are badly caught, rose 3; Rock Island, $; Michigan Southern, 4; Toledo, 3; New York Central, 4, &c. Other stocks were steady, except La Crosse, which fell off } per cent, probably in consequence of Governor Randall's intimation that he is not yet ready to give the certificate desired. Milwaukie and Mississippi sold at 173; they are understood t» have placed all their moveables under a ch: ttel mortgage. Galena sold at 88, ex-dividend, eqna! t» 92. The closing prices at Groesbeck and Hi yt’: were:—Central, 853; Erie, 173; Harlem, 11}; f ud son, 28]; Reading, 47}; Michigan Central, ‘2 Southern, 24j; Panama, 1093; Llinois Central, ' 63; Galena, 88}; Toledo, 373; Rock Island, 783, &c., &0. The market closed dull but firm. The following was the business of the Sub-Trea sury this day:— wor which from Customs Teta balance The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $17,385,160 70, and the balances were $963,969 45, The Metropolitan certificates remain at $6,000. The following is a comparative statement of the foreign imports at New York for the week, and since January 1:— 1866. 1867. 1858, $3,932,401 $4,378,807 —- $1,679,300 pete 097/279 4,152,208 21221548 Total for week... 6.924,¢! 8,530,806 Previously rep Yan? pt outset 182, 2,924,988 Since Jam. 1... 122,946,207 141,466 741 74h According to the Treasurer's latest statement, the condition of the federa] Treasury is as follows:— Amount on deporit...... 0. + 97,348,532 96 Drafts drawn. but not paid . 2 2,688,472 33 Amount eubject to dra 4,660,060 68 Recuctinn from inst week. 759906 64 Receipts ..... 1,088,835 16 Drafts ieeued . 1,148,740 80 Dratte paid ... 2, 016,351 at A echeme which is bruited through the street this morning, is to the effect that the New York Central is about to buy up a majority of the Erie stock, in order to control the latter concern. Of course there is no foundation for the story. The first beginning of an attempt to buyin six millions of Erie would put the stock to thirty or thirty-five; and it would need even longer purses than those of Albany to se- cure as much as would be necessary at this price. It is not unlikely, however, that at the next session of the Legislature some scheme may be devised, if not for the protection of the stockholders in these great corporations, at least for the prevention of economies at the risk of passengers’ lives. It is cer- tain that at present the Erie is not earning interest on its debt. And though it may be a question whether the unsecured bondholders would be la- boring for their best interests in selling out the road, it seems impossible that an insolvent corpora- tion like this can go on forever sinking itself and others deeper into the mire. A consolidation of the Erie, Central and Hudson River, with a capital of a hundred millions in bonds and stock, might per- haps, be beneficial to all and serviceable to the pub- lie, The following letter appears in the Milwaukie Sentinel:— Orrice La Cross axp Mrewarrrs R. R so} New Youk, 27 WILUAM star, July —, 1858. Hon, —— ——: Sin—A commideo has hecn appointed by the Board of Directors of the above company for tne purpore of arranging its floancial effairs. Our firat desire ie to ont! in a'l the bonds known as “corruption bonds ”” Wishing to avoid makiug any open demoostration ia tho metter in which you are Counected with the company, we request that you return to the company the bonds you are Fopetied tetare received whi member of the Legista- matter 1s expec'ed. — * The following letter to the Chairman oft the Cleve- land Convemiffon has been )) | lished :—~ Cunvatann, July 21, 1988, Joven Newaan, (airman :—Dear Sir—The New Yor’ Central Reitroad a. --ee to regulate its tntercouree with other ratiroad compan'es by tne terms of the agre-ment this day entered into by the representatives of vertaia railroad companies tn this city; end in parenance of the Provisions of that agreement, will at once withdrew at! facilities, both freight aad passeuger, and decline ail basi- # with ane avd atl radroad companies, eprevented in the conferenc® or nat, who do ASily Conform to the ietier and apirit of ths agroo- ERaseU3 CORT President of the New York Ceatral Railroad. The Morris Canal and Banking Company has de- clared a semi-annual dividend of fire per cent on its preferred stock, payable on the 3d of August, at the offiee of the company, Jersey City. ‘The Washington Star publishes the annexed state- ment of the receipts and expenditures of the Post Office Department daring the quarter ending March 31, 1868 :— Lat'er postage. $226 580 18 Newspaper and 161 320 Fontago staanpe and sid 148 03 ‘ovtage stamps and sam) 218 33 Surplus emoluments from box rents. 26,048 34 TOUML.....0cceeeveeeversescseesees ++ -B1,995,434 85 Expenditures. Compensation allowed pcatioasvers. $013,284 32 Incl. ental expenses of post offices 283,336 66 Paid for ship, steamboat and way"! eon 8,399 17 Total. + $900,501 18 —Net revenue, “$1,004 HT TO." Amount ‘or postage pre- paid in stamps, $1,057,260 65, At Baltimore, ow ren Patriot:— ee 4225t 41453 1878 _ . 41,996 41 408 a ip tbe aggregate. Compared with last year the trate con- eekly. The trade sums up ia the ag TARR. 163,066 Pennsylvania Coal Co, 217,048 208,121 Scranton, South... 169,170 hoe ante north year #ill renoo at least 856,000 tons #0 Toe bieum boos coal trade bas wito fallon off nearly 100,000 tons ‘The receipts at tide water of the principal articles of produce, from the opening of the canals, to and including the 22d inst., have been as follows:— an: 1888 Apr & 197,951 14,28 ioe v7] 0,068,486 y 1,326,903 178 384 874.104 93,522 172,267 1,244,028 30 96700 US 6's, 1867... 114 24900 bagi tis 4 ot 1 11096 Hinrtore RR tm. 8636 1000 Harem 3 mbde 66 | EoERENE ay sstst8ssuués - § gsteesess aSSees By of F i é : $25000 Migeouri 6’s .. 2000 Teun 6's, 90... 1000 LaksE 8 mb 65 1000 Lace ta C0 sha Pac M83c0.83 6,519,525 3,443,266 7,651,458 2,813,846 907,677 + County, NY Exchange. 252,819 North America... 3ash aes 8 ate of N. York. oma $118, 940,482 95,616.21 opr 470,605, CITY COMMERCIAL BEPORT. Mospay, July 26-6 P. M. Asus.—Small sules were made at 6c. for pots and 6',¢. Beranstvrrs—Flour—The market wee less animated; ‘white fresh ground and extra State were heia with some nore Ormreee common brands of State and Westera were upebanged, The transactions wore confined to about 6, 7 & 7,000 barrels, within about the follai Wesiern snd Odio ruperfine Extra Obio and Western.... Zeoonenane® Seesatasss Snescsce eesseses rou) ‘$4 60. Capadian branes were ies buoyant, with esis of 400 8 (0 Darrels at our figures. Southern flour was firm, while supplies mere light. Tbe rales embraced about 700 800 berrela, within the range ef oar quota loos ‘And corn meal were without chaoge of moment in quotations, while sales were small. sales embraced about including white Cavadian oond Milwaukie club at $1 00, red Western at Mi cleced ‘im the sales were 1,200 @ new Southern white at $l 45. The enies Wheat was steady. Pog & 20,000 bushels, Western mixed at 8Tc. Rye was 78c. Oats were dull, with sales Western at dbo. a 46)¢ ree —The cargo of theKedron Ly og ent Same ime foot yen. tie vertowed cnr ofthe Vaan roy, Pat at 2 half crop could be mGnTs.—To Livery Was ergeged mt 7 and seven cents weaie! Bp Avvmerp. ico Sole gy 80 tops black walnut wood at bbls. lard a ake ] Mosse ~The market was quiet, but generally firmly Navar Stonms —The market was without #00. Provisioxe —Perk—The market wae firmer for wbile prime was lens Duoyaut The sales erm! hn chiefly meee at $17 12 a 17 26, and ot 613 On 4b! 4 for prime; clear meee wae at $10 60, was firm, but sales were ng Yout 1L0 vols , incluciny moved Wentern do. at + 60. Prime mers sod ot meats were ti sod thin do. at S16 60, ti t extn oo sa Bi Je 4o, and hams at moked mente were firm: sales of senie Paoon wae quiet bat firm was stondy, with pales of 200m 260 Dbis and \lnrone Potter and cheese were 'n fair demand, prisee were uochanged. aw quiet at Bo @ 2X3. mies of 100 hogs pimento were me came were firm, While rales # ere mode embreced about 406 gue Cade mosoovato, ehiehy witha the range Frwy a “The laiemtrabed aot «00 bbla. at a UARITIOS INTRLDIGBACE. fork 1th bes ee ay 10h, due st Havane sth and Ba ‘rom Hinvcun iithand 2 due at New York 16cb co teenie shane fates Shen Peptag, ‘the steamers will sal) 1, except from New Orlesns OVERLAND MAIL TO INDIA 4ND CHINA. THE ethe, following may be of value to thoes having correspond { in the East: Sire mul eaves Southampton on the dth and 20th of each cc ra feeat aise fe Mesa? ctetee ne Stives ot Al ‘About the i8th of eame and 4b of fol- 1mb of follo mont al for bom sand In $0 for China, Boro one bay, am Median Mery else iner arrives Bombay nba the 8d to 60 fand 19th to of P. and ©. steamer arrives rai at Potot de Galle about the 6th or ‘Pert of New York, ow 26, 1858. pea, Be Bell, = ae Gothen oo Gane, fisarn ac Cae a Gepbete (iecas) Wessele, Bremen Hennings, a Lg Bbip birale und (Prue). a Sr dob Quehec—Funch & Meineke. john NB—O © Duncan & Co. pares oy Bemmnich’ ), Mask. Bristol, K—W F Seb nidt. bree) my _cite~ane 8 ‘ea enue Drummond, Conway, aspinwallPanama Rail road Brig oan Isle (Br), Doe, Barbadoes—Penniston & Jones ie Lienbel, Colby. Bitatherny or) Wales, Oarrer & Chaos. Eri ‘J Bomes, Reyinond, Elizabethport—Waish, Onrver ‘be ee. TE Poe rats Morar one rar ond, Sbue! ofehr DB Warner, Stetson, Charleston—MoCready, Mott & Fehr, Rests, Hopsing, Rappeseanocke: Moser. vee bs Rebr Seguine, Kingsland, Baltimore -Mailler, Lord & Qce rene ‘Hi Lewis, Pauncers Tyevidenon.-tecwensy, Mou & Co. Fehr H BStapiet, Gibbs. Logg) av een shode Island, ae Northern Light, Tiki nn, Havre, aut te acd 2s fmm JRO eonagh. Brom with mise and ‘lorrance Tad strong westerly gsles to 22d inet, Jat 47 67. Jon 47 68, paased an ; 23d, 9 AM, parsed im ight Of the news yeebt; same day Siamese, oon wing eed th 6 Pa, lat a & stenmabi; Br colors, ean the Indian Empire, Renee tor Nn -~< ye ency oda ante Pe a a tembin wena steamebip James'owt. dence for @ich Ac; 3PM. 09 Tedicn River, passed & bark bound N, sowing Des semal of binek crows op yehow ground. dos Awann, Sad Wortork, with mdse hind pasrengers. to HB rom weit 8 Oo bam ina SPM peared ap Tupres of tbe es, si anshor'in Hampion Mines simahip Gonpethe, Crowell, Portiana, 82 hours, with mse and passengerr. to Ht 18 Cromwell # Co. sg Phi SP Abel Liverpon June 23, with ndse +a to O H Marebs mt Peel. Larranes. Liverpool, June 1% Cane Clear i7ty, with todee ona Bapecarngert 100 driuaell light W wiods and crime ite oatire pane ge; ereesed the Grand Berks in int 44 iit inet, otf or ses hoa) i Newle, Ro 18 Nodats, lata? . ventag. from Liverpool for Sew Yor 28 ion 3! ), «aw ship Globus, of inen, Vound W, 2etb. lat 6292, len MS Fa, shew a large wveomer yenaiog very slow to the k, supposed one of the felegraph ‘sbip Fmersid Tele, Corn Juve 18, with mae and 400 pamengere, 10 Tr 4th inet I8t 4413, 100 S726, saw ahip hilen Blewart, from Liverpool for Bettimore. Ship Jacod 4 Stamler, Hild, Liverpo>l 25 days, with coal, 6,0 Laytio & buribut’ fh ‘net. Int 45 02 low — sooke shin colon, Srem I iverpool for New You. Tae J AW bad ligat Ocean pured (of Boston), Strickland, Favre, Jnne 23, with mcve od 60 passenger, io © O Davean & Co,’ Let lost 24 46 14, lon 22.19 spate ehip Bilen Stewart fom rt for he ge wh, on 48, saw lr ship i Taboo pe Subs, opens Babin, aay Rohia, Marbi-heka with 100) fish, who Feported feb very nara Tock x a plotfrom best Washington, Bo 4, 20 miles E of Gandy Tew Ship Leite fof Pepamore), Coffin, Rotterdam, June 3, with | Eki ‘Compation fof Boston), Whtte, Havane, 11 ¥2 0), Key Went? day in havnt id mater co boi am Gray, Liverpool més mo) Rar ‘Rrwin (Meck) ay 17, wit PA brevboupt 4 (hue: yeseel od Wehaidi Bue fork Mery -Acedin (ot Toemasion. Keller. ‘Turks Ielanca, PD seit, to master, yk nvclla’ avis, Arecibo, PR, July 13, with sugar, Ao, met idertine, Barton, Havana, July 15, wil , to Moved Tavor & Co, sth ett Mate hon Corpelis, Berton, bence for Baraae} a Avebored at Lower Ky eer res e rub avecr, to 1 B Oager 12 nuacerh Clentuegos, July meer, owier.(baples New Orleane. dare, with (lo Ragie'# Masaré. “Sith toate Davia b Pride, second offcer. diec 12th inet, Double ie Heated ‘Shot Keys Dearing SS, signslized Fane ineuien ot howe bam Dougines, Wobite, 29 days, Whe cotie #0. in Rage & : ae, ‘erportom & Plame as bora June > ahead teen Tarde Key, 8 days, Fehr & eects Kaat os Sate Bieuthera, July 14. tobr Chariotte Minerva ( Bra nev duly 14, Lay CHA ont Psat fete oh spoke woke Vietory, from #t ficou te sony, Ventron i; Roberta, Reutbera, 10 daya, with frat, ot Fe tememe Oe, Biggs, Rleutbors, ¢ days, with fruit, ig te a Sn with bum Ufarows ‘irom Key West tor New London, iid amen | 28 "lobe John Boston, Lingo, Revanaah, 6 days, with cotton, feenicn a Tallman. - beraanee tore cea a Oro weere bas Bhip bic Hover Robert eS coms, peel from Hamburg. "Wind during the day 8, nod fren a M. KRY WEST July It tinee ney pave nothing tuber to report ban the prrival of the Cana oe Consteiiation, whi-b bes just return Been. fhe tonshed of Havena. ter omeers we UB te ap tn te ahicg te per cargo, hare, peagected of having been Atted out foe the sare! ‘rade ie und whe nure. benee for Ret mi wee A shout Jniy iet.'on ‘mb Foye newtn of Retin on 1] Palit at Cborr sffeld, Mr, in 18ha wee 248 708 Pated A 2, wa fe owned in tais aity vy Mr J dex. Giloper oh'p Colegtial £60 tone, brtit te, tte ety fm 1880, hae bees fold to 8 Bee itsh Ronee, apd > Buthre, 196 tana, butly im Cotter, Me, in ios, on terme not made padild, Wratemens hip I cima Donn wt Lt rant from me Peirick Lence' ” nirlek Lede that pert vb je the beat Lave cove previons when we tering At Garden Key, The bent fs now op br ard meee, aes " int &e, Franklin, viltord, NB, all woul, bad 2 bh ering + tow Gud colb r mained in the river eve oF si K yo. Theme ruppoved vo be the Jom Benson, Gardnes, heoss | man am pede, Lewia, Clenfuegon, July 2, with sugar, &e, | 40. Bini on 4 from July 13, Int ‘i, Meaford Snow, of jean fae ta Uae Se res et St on for Live ridin sort OE cakes ooeeun es me eeels ‘Veter Schmidt, trom New Orleans ‘or Liverpool, Ly aes ee ir elden Curl, fom Mabie fa Lvarvouk July 18, ist bby Callender, from Bath for New Orleans, July 25, of Okey Bate, Cores, of gio frow Banimore for Mon- terideo, June i see Cane de, Portlaad ‘or Matanzas, July . Bork Ms Stevens hence'for Dcmarara, Jnly 19 19630, wit whee a ‘hisnus, Purkis, hence for Pensacols, July 17, of Jspe A ‘eb ina y Keith, Penny, bence for Kio Janeiro, July 2 18, a he ‘nab Bipberen. Reber, from Boston fo- Bictvannd, “ a wR asthe baler, trum soston for Fhilsdelpbie, was seem July 2. off Montaus. a Anxoma, PB, July 13-80 Am voasel ir Berrtona dane 2-619 bark Daniel B dridee. Palermo, Oxonstakt Juiv $—ip wort eh ps Ducita. for Bloftnedaue, foro won ‘Comumbia, purges 17 ‘tatol, do; Jones alors. i sien ‘tar ha, datch, Boston, . fd a, a aint uns: bares Rorlingwn Keene, do; S fosibcrner, Wire, for jeg lee Sei bathe Poles mo, Ingham, ricly; no dae, see srees, Hal, GipeactaR, July 2—-n port bark Delegate. Chass ‘row yhaad lage for Kio dun pry elro weme cay; br brig JM feot from ‘Sonia for Ms ry in ho ships Corra L'ne, pre te for % Jorg 10h; coe, 4, for o8'e; b.1g Heodolya, Laftin,, bavana only 36—In port arke Exprese Sundoug (or Yorn Jog, JM Borehea, Burgesses, fur Cowes ana waiida;, ‘cb’ Petereon, bence, élag; schr Car'ur wrding, beass = rt b Payor’ Livenroot ‘uly $—Are Blewor, Watts ft Joba XB. O14 Abby Blanchard, Waite, ta'tmare 8 Ovr tog, Carine, Bos- pies 8h, murese Ugo% a, fey ae a ts D: int (pot 71b) jac’ a Pes'e~ sue 8, Inck bawk, lor Detroit C) gare a opa ¢) ithe, for Baw on th; Nailovs), wa. for do amas dn (Uta); es o fe how Sore Tite, Cay, of lei aore (4 Yeheh ior do Dat, Perse 8) for do 24ia, eons Brusin (), Gray. for co 28, ireas Job Herry Cl-y, Cau/kton for do ith; Urea/nongbt Ssmarle, Jor éo th Fieita, Meeail! for do 168 (K ao>ladmn, Bonin son. fur do 1718; B'D Metcalf, oteigm, forco ~ ith d’mpatohs for chi'adelobia 1%; owa Potat. Cook,. le Ranaell. for ¢o, wo follow the. P: uaa 20h; Muscongur, Gar or, for d9 #2005 for ¢o do; ¢ ® Broos, uantie fir Gmnnse, for Ukarlowior wits dex spaub, Weckinaw, Hammer for dodo; Ima itisgell, Wiuaans, for t= Marcy, * » for NO-leane: aid map, Nett for 20 ve. ai-dieage ote re, for Melbou-we and Geelong 18a Eni for lig 6, Srnatient * for Bt Joho NB: ani — , Haroor Grace, NF; Nertha, urant Loxp x, July $—In port Booed JA Berard Wivems for cpa. by, for Boston do; Kecort, Husery fer New tu Moore, tor do V6th; Amez0a, Huvey for do re see oo nymony Winror. for Ran Francisco; and otf ra as before tistsounme, May 18~arF previous, abip sumatra, Abbot, vitea June 30—In port brige H Hal'ock. Parton, for N'Toc% pet ‘yaly 10 amiue, Fenield deg, beusica, trou Sulaas just err ‘or THomas, July 1—Arr sobr Bure, Orosioe, Boston; pre- roti to 1h nies Worauey, ‘Sinner, Philadelpbia; BX Bot al . bas ary La Lert July 4—No Am veanelin ppt Bane daly lin port sehr 3 ‘owas Sanit, from "ivngs iiss Jaly 9—In port brig Jutta B Arey, for New- Po lencta. June 24 -Arr John Frazer, Berbort, Callao, agnor, ‘NS, July 12—Arr brig Uceess, stanwood, New’ on ke. . tor Onloutes Idgs i ve, ros. (Pnn Sreaxsure Fonora, ory Care Raox—Prizomarmic } ‘arr from NY¥ork, May 6 betepur, st Hong Koog: 22d. a6 Rivacl! at do; 7 yr) §0 dariarsAutbonebeny ut gid Saez type; ourteliatiza, Constantiae, and Congrees ai Liverpod;. od "Ait from hOreans, anly M4, George West ant Oo ential eS Se * ‘bh, Pamons, and Wm Lord, at do;. ein at iste from Philadelphia, July 18, Hanh, a! Da''te fic for York. spri! 29, Hoogna. from Soom kerb trom éo: dwy’' Core Lich, from the ide ream Lie real ech Jobo aa Perk eo Mo; Bont ra phichie, 16.0, Kerory tro. Recetas hovions Nay 6 othe from Mastin; July 13, Ban aoiph, from tbe Olyde; 16ub, Wintel 1 sect, fron Livery ool. ‘The Cehnese, from N¥ ork. ranted ‘p Marchrisish was got off, 10th Inst, and towed to Glusgow. nid Home Ports a Juy 24-8i schra B J Beeven, Shaw, u Caroline, applegate, Newark Puiestion oa” Bint aia Nby Yharo, Cranmer, end David Hale, &’ Kerman, Ny nHARY. July 24—Arr errs Bighlander, warsie; Mary, Crosby, and’ Adelaide, Nicverson, Kost 26, Grace Caroline, husee | and J + Baven.‘sicops Jobn Henry, Fbitins Pr ham, Souttcort amelis, Winsor. hocks. vt worrew, New York.” Oid Ri Oravtord sad © A Soham, ‘Thoman Marin Wyany, City Pert, Saren Jone, Provigence, woop Clatttes Ain BusiON, icin vas rouberton, -aog 3 Beek . ty 4, Fare bee Torroot. Mnsigomery Bycpey; Wi Wymsn, balimere. ecbee Suse Kichmond; PA Saunders, a Commander in ¢ eo, 5 ‘Dickerson. Wheaton Care Marv bieaba, fries, ellcely he Vis Qui A Seo held, Liverpool at Qut racus ‘Ncrieans. «la schrs Albion, Mars, Warwith Je, Ballett, NYork ks i Hiarriet Spauiing. os, helen Marin, ys eran, ‘Belo Minesisba thr) Glargow, Kovaleun, son geben; vebre Tintriet btickvey, hed 1 i/ig0, Sook . Farah’ Farser, 2 ogere, Kilew bush Somers, wre Belle, ail i , ewok At wea jerrymsn civerpool. Te leg ray ter Falmouth, (at anche? wt Peary, Phiaeas rp wammerigter, er aa vessel’ went 2 Di ued, onter; by * Pacver, hod Sc Pow. areas anchorin the cosda ily of New York owes, I’ulla- Jot en Cro staat 7,Ja0e spertyy. eWicy ae be: y Virg nia ‘Auld 3t Qaarss doe Brig: br Blite. L Lb BALMINOSE. July tha Yors, Mars ‘and, Onib’art, do, 2. Ditrell, Higging, Boston Belown Clark, tortiaed “Copa Li Berolomews: Globe, bmall, salem. tau dnd frem Hw janes, Bri brig Ath msi » Bowyer. Plers Niork: Richard Wood. Oratiwwer Yersny chy, 6 Jane, Ham moné, Bosten, M 0 Durfee, Hail, Pail Kiver; Jane Pw Davin, Ware bam; Cs gy BS Jenkios, _distlowe schie Adeline lownsend, soon rx er Fier % Salgevom flower, . Portamonb, Nd. Sid sehr Jast an B rewrecd, Wert Indien ire syn Hom del Tors; Aletcn Carleen, Bovon, A Dunbar, do; sche MERRY ea Baie rig ahela Tewett Road, * uly sr ota Tewett Re ‘Ames, nobinsou, | Gulem, achra Jenny Lind, Coombe, Banoor, i972 sorters ener Lind, Soorabs) Corvo, He}hrcok, wid wt Lucan, —, NYork, Bhi Tos, July Hatch = Herven!, Oorwin NYork; k) Tnly 2h— Arr anhes Metin, rovidense, "Waucteld. Congvon, nowt bxpedite, Beebe, and Ghariee Cooper, sebr Buwnseett, H CBS RiseIOR, Ja LUE ds Pre butt Caper Milter Hares aire FA Has, revigenes. FLL ivi, i a Vera Fr aloop Tonne Prin can j be | aiae, eet Phbeg te 4 Sezer vviliey slosy’ Pane: Corb BY GROKUETOWN, DO, July 23—Arr sehr Abigail Jennings, Greely, Boson tae | Cis boRoRR, July 21—Arr echrs Leurs M'Mangam, Wa- JaCREONVILLE, J 17—Te port brig Mary Means fre coat for Bowles, a a kine, ta about 7 akenete, KEY uly are NYertt {aod wid tor Msiagorda); Kise Ue bering A ‘Tampe. Jo crt 14th, chipe Oteconthe, and Sultan: bark Lyra, ander RURILE, July POCRILR, July 8-Are sche Kate Field, id, Robhing, Nor, aw Tabby Nr eh (by iad ships Inia, Hewitt, “HOw fockety ae sreatine (oy te) Pr brig (ae, im OF Willoognoy Foie ahip Jane —— omy n BED! ee. Jal; z yor ‘aly 26—Arr Bremen chy Baseter, pre ee ay aaa ner Read, hele Rts pn pany sre ecieveras ry Weakeaa’s how hewberen tnd Paty War a from Keyport ‘et ™ f heen, Flisbs. Breck, ‘onrdser, ie rao, he AGED, Ape othe: TIL ADELPHIA, July 24 8 25—Asp steamer Kennebec, Hand, M York; ship Pilea ‘wh “a {rg timo ile oe it tid wt tamaon, Jr, Winvemore, J Jones Crowell Povthund. “ol Meare Neork., dW aa) aoe john, bar OF ker. ita, New Betord: Ht B'Witaen Ceeskae Robinson, Chelsea, J Baker, Bever} yer. Pramtes. Lake Boston, J ahion Cam rel Lie », Randy. ‘aivrabs Bid sehre Riog rm coor ne to wind): $, Nvork:. Urbana, Rorion, Go; Unens Catt 40; slong . Lad on SakdroN, NO, Joly 4 ‘Arr ache 1 0 theten, Pen id sehre Jobm, Burion, and & K Linen, Swaine MISCELLA THUS, COUARRIREVROP Tf MAGIOAL OW WPARLY PRMALR fuloor ren, in liver, Bilpey or womb some . vomd 8 egilaln remedy. Depot, ase"