The New York Herald Newspaper, August 7, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 7, 1858, THE WATERING PLACES. BARATOGA SPRINGS. u Sr. Gorn, BR was “ihe Inclemency of the Weather” —Somehing about Life and Society at (he Springs—The Brighter Side ©& the Picture— Young Bachelors at @ Premium — Where's Brown?— Visible Pifects of the late Revulsion— Arrivals Gt “the States’’— Distinguished Visiters—The Grounds of Oongress Spring—A Sabbath Matinie—The Shadow of the Vailey of Death, dc. ‘was oot the late great religious awakening —it was teot ihe late crushing financial revalsion—it was not the re- ‘ectiouary influence of retrenchment, nor the revival of Grab colored ideas, which gave to our dinner table duriag the recent chilling November nor’esster the aspect of a yearly mecting of the Society of Friends; bat it was “the imclomency of the weatber.’’ Granted that ‘‘the ways of women” ai these summer resorts of fashion are vain, frivolous, foolish and past doding out, there is yet « g004 deal of the leavening of common sense in their caprices of fashion and dress; and the veriest Flora MoFlimsey ‘qmong them regulates her costume with & special regard to the condition of the ekics and the barometer. Likewise we have discovered that the invariab'e even- tug dance is & sort of negligé affair, at which “high weeks” are the style; but on Friday evening, at “the ‘States,’ we had a rogular ball, in which full dre ‘all understand it, was the sine qua non. The tout ensemble, therefore, was exceedingly brilliant; the number of really Desa! prepos: d interesting dames and dam- neste TE ates and the general g0- were i or two, an ex Governor or ty >, and a bevyof |, created scarcely @ visivle sensation in @e room, except with s persevering individual or two, whose real for 4 momentary jackdaw distinstion outran diecretion. But these exceptional standard for our judgment of the whole company, contrary, we have been agreeably with the ami- able qualities and sensible deportment of the mags of our ‘visiters here, from the city and from the rural districts. Bere and there, we confess, you may find a snob, a flun- key, ® toad eater, & nincompoop or a fitebertigib vit; but it ie grving such « phemera too much consequence to sappose ‘has they rule the roast at The restraints wnich ere observable here may be charged simply to the fax. ‘that (he indiv duals of this misceilaceous throng are most- strangers to each other, and that all that is wanted the interposition of some benevolent parson, generally known, to make us al! as familiar eras Harnum’s Temily, A lady, for example, like the late Mes De. or like that irresietible Titue paragon, Mrs. General populous fashionable cases should no: be made the Oathe He tm condescending \o be genial and cordially kind even to the charming daughter of a worthy shoemaker. And the exampie of such & person does a world of good in ciear- aa, the ice of formality, and in breaking down the of snobbery. As it iz, we bave many practical, substantial, interest. ig and elegant people here, whose greatest drawback is ‘that they bave not whe rtunity to give us the benef: of their good qualities and good inclinations. We know this from the little accidents eae Se and hat family ap imto contact with us; and, acticg upon Mais weory, wo fad that the materials at Saratoga for making a very desirable piace for social recreations and reciprocities are quite abundant. Throw 4 little kindly eenfidence into the aeking of & —— question, and tento ope you subdue the fankey himself. Jence man or woman, of the right stamp, is a public benefactor. But enough of this, yea, @ little 00 much of this dull philoso. pay. ‘Facts is what we want.” as bewween the young Indies on hand and the young ta eligible for matrimony, and tha: way inclined, the mer are so largely in the majority that the latier eommand a high premium. A feminine philosopher, and me of the very tnest giris in the village, if uot the first ou the list, has called our attention to this vunataral digparity Detween the two most interesting classes of cur popula- don; and she desires us to say that if any enterpriging Philanthropist can contrive to send up here fitty or seventy-five handsome, desirable aud weil disciplined yeung bachelors for the season, he will probably succeed a effectivg at least a ecore of excellent maiches, provided always that pone o’ the genus de Riviere are among the imvoiwe. Where's the immortal Brown, of Grace Caurch’ Cap’t he do something’ The most remarkable effects here of the late fecal re- ‘Wubsion 2n¢ religious revival are m the diminution of the order of the chevalier d’industric, and of the Bohemians of all sorts. People have not eo muck movey to throw away se im the flash times of '53, °4, ’6, 6 and the carly part of °®T, aad the scavengers of society at the watering places are proportionately dimuisbed. isa very manifest ovement, and decited!y satiefactory. arrivals at the States yesterjay were 102, and mong them were Senator Slidell, ex-Sepator Ta!!marra asd Josiah Rancail, one of the Pennsylvanis old ine ‘whg scpportere of Mr. Buchanan, whogronid have pre- ferred to go to China. Mr. Slideli, too, is lees a believer tp the virtoce of Oongress water than ia the wirepuliers of bis party; but be will fod nothing im thie Intiude af- foréwg much encouragement to & Gemocratic candidate Jor the ences enion. Under the tasteful and liberal mauagement of Mesers. ‘White and Clarke (‘be proprietors), the wooded bili sides and greep meadows of the grounds surrounding the Con. pring have been converted into & perfect marvel Of jvelivees and beaaty. The park which has thus been created from a rough forest and marsh is even more bean- tifel in come mporiant easentials than the Capitol grounds at Washington, and among these esseutisis is (he forest of floe native American trees and am liberal sprinkling of moarbie statues ‘slong the winding way’’ under the hill. True, ae the public have epriched these proprietors, they Bave been under some obligations 0 the pubiic. But ia a@iecbarging these obligations #0 handsomely the firm im entitled to public tbanks. It wa Dright Sabbath morning. We dave bad an instru mental matinéc of sacred music in those grounds aed a Shoorand or two of visitors. Wereturn to be admonished ‘that we have s patient peer our chamber, @ very amiable and interesting young Ia¢y, who may not live to eee the petting of the day's but who may linger, perhaps, ‘api! under the frost. and ds of Oovoder, all thie scene Of green woods and fields around us shell have fated awsy, like a “midsummer nigbt’s dream.’ She says abe ie goiug bome. Her brief career of life is ending where she bad dreamed it would begin; and Saratoga w ber ts ow what, scoser or later, it wiil be to us alla mockery, a shadow, and an empty sound. PORT. Newrort, R. 1., Augunt 5, 1858, ‘The Season—-The Weather Fort Day—Small Potato Legis- lation, de, ‘The season begins to approximate ite culminating potat. ‘The botels (with the exception, perhaps, of the Ovean, whieh i « perfect Noah's Ark a# far as space is con- ferned), ure comfortably filled, amd the hotel keepers ratber agreeab)y disappointed than otherwise in their ex- pectations of the inflax of guests. In a word, we are Going quite af well as could be expected, and this, too, in the fnce and eyes of the most abominable woather which ever came even to Quaker meeting—rain, drizzie, fog and cold bave ali done thelr worst; but it must be nearly over (rom presoat appearances, and to morrow will bring white pants and good humor into fasbion again. To-day, Wednesday, is ‘fort 6ay,’’ #0 called becausze— Mhanks to the politeness of Col, Magruder, the command. ing officer bere—Fort Adame is on that day thrown open © ail comers, whether io vehicles, on horseback, or mere perambulatore on their own own private convey- seces, “ebanks mare. The Colonel has, moreover, di ected that certain regu'ations should he observed, which fare enforced by the presence of both a foot aod mounted police party, whose duty it is tosee that the carri move round toe broad gravel ronde \ to interfere as lite as possible with he very necessary matter, when upwards of a hundred veni- cles are crowded together There, too, the oflicers are required to sppear mounted aad i full uniform; so you bave what Mre. Kenny T Dodd would have calied a kind of o> Fon very pleasing to feelings, with, be, © TC Owg Dice © drink afer 4, if you be so mi & tention the fine relief to the stern outlines of the Move and croee looking “ peace makers’ which frown upon ycu et every stop, which is derived from the gay Gresees of the premenaders upon the ramparie and the prancing tteet® below. In fact the fort looke for all the word Like & crusty old fellow with «good looking woman banging on bis arm, who is trying, in an awkward sort of to make bimesif agrecabie, if be can. Bet the mall ix closing, and, to tei! the troth, we are not sorry for it, for there is rally nothing. Brignoli is musical notorieties, #0 We may expert ® concert 000, hes been a livoly dance at the Fillmore. The Delievue talks of a ball. Tue “soldiers” — Uncle Gam 's—bave been “over totowr | and further. more this ‘sayeth not—at lens: at thie presen:. By the Dye, who ie your friend who writes t you from Marborougn jal’ He reeme to baye bad, jaleing from hie own account, a hard time of it. fhe following specimen of the email potato jegielation of this place neous no com men — ast nothing to eay—tite here and some otwer DINANCE RELATIVE TO THE SALE OF HOQURDS. ned by tbe City Council of tae city of Newport, & followe— So 1. No person who ie not a resident or a taxpayer of sell or offer for sale boquete in this city ty, eal vut Bret obtaining therefor ® license from the Mayor oF the Bosra of aloctmnen, See. 2 Every persoe violating the provisions of this or- = © #bal ‘orfelt and pay & fine of not jess than twenty Oollere, or be itprincued pot less than twenty days nor More theo three months, (or ever: offence. Newronr, A BB HOWLAND, City Clerk. w Sprcies or Corron.Mr. Thomas Smith, who resides in the immediate visinity of Richmond, . @ me)! Hels of cotton which je consiecred oa ) opal who bave seen it. 1t Giffere but litte } appearar kind, except in ‘e eho lew. fee cuitare, "but ® peculiarity in the plant iteclt, every eialk powmersing the same rich and health{ui an tunity an acy cotton. in ‘the country. Where the sood origivally came from we have not as yet secerteined. The prospect of « heavy yield ie equal to that ot any other apectes, being well led, and the weod of vigorous @owt) We were shown the lint of a few bolle, of inet onr'e growth, and for fineness and length of staple we Cotteve it not inferier to the sea islan If this entton @uror oot ae well ae present rances invticate, it will be & valusbi suquisition to this branch of agricnitural tndurtry —Richmond (Va.) Reporter, July 24. Ezpedition of Ool. Moreno—More Moreno—Gen. Carvajal on Hand—Aneicty of the Peo. ple—General Pillage in the Interior—Hopes from the United States, dc, You are 90 well posted on all matters relative to Mexico that I may not add much t your information ; but as the wide circulation of your paper imparts 80 much, intelli. ligence, and a faithful picture of that afflicted country would be desirable, I will give you a few items, ‘The two great factions are still in different sections of the land, keeping each other at bay; and the priests ex- erting their infuence—and for what? Is it to spread the Gospel, or to continue that baneful exercise of power that has cramped the progress of civil and religious iberty? Be it what it may, it bad ite withering effecte, and its footprints, we ere foar. ful, thas traced im blood, will no} b° easily eradicated. They are marking their way by violence aud the most flagrant crime, and leaving » mark on its future history for snother Alimon, a Bustamente or a Zavala to write it, and & decorou. prayer to their names or a worth; epitaph to their memory. 4 © The nation \s bleeding at er pore—new meu spring- tog up daily and new th ogs, a: to the ca'm observer; yet to those in revolt oy revolution, crime or bloodshed, * 38 new under the sun.” Tast week Tuspan was taken by the constitationalists, unaer the command of Gen. Alatriste, and garrisoned by that party. Last week, also, Gen. Rafael Moreno, at the head of about six hundred men, six field pieces snd ® large quantity of munitions of war, left Tampico, of course to annihilate the audacious army under the ‘Danner of God and Liberty and the sanction ee ae bis true destination unknown, but presumed the as Gen. Tomas Moreno, of the hberat party and eee bit ~ forays ee rancheros. thie to be put to righta by Gen, ‘The town of Panucosur, ninety miles up the river of the same name hed algo jeft the re-actionists and the liberals, and a detachment of some Mfty or sixty men sent as drsgoors tofeave the country and to imtercept the enemies of Zuloago; but the officers of that demch- ment it is feared have turned over; so tbat wen fight for ove party ip the morning, aod with the setting sun join their opponente, The steamer Anna, from Tampico, was sent with about one huo- dred men Ww bring back the renegades from the church aa wee; ‘Dut there is po telling whether or not they may follow in the path of the others, at least if there is apy money ip the way: put the Lord’s anointed are pot very secure with tbe materialists of the liberals, aad Dave lost much faith ia their holy unction. Bat one thiog je certain— should a force of any might appear in sight of Tampico (which is decidedly a port of the most impor- tance in Gulf, pext to Vera Cruz, and in many respecis better), it would surrender, ag the residents, both Mex\- caps and foreigners, are tired of their Commandante General, Dow Rafsel Moreno, and bis cowardice, as well ‘as bis miserable officers. Meanwhile ali bueiness is sus- pended, and po hope from either party. No veenel of war of apy nstion bad been there since the Fulton, She at least kept up the appearance that there was an American navy afioat, although the Mext- Cans did term hera ove horse poser, in ridicule. Tney seem to think that the United states bave neither veerels nor a marine force, and now, after the depredations on the American verseia in the Panuco—bavicg been fred into and robbed, and no redress sougbt for by the United States government—that they may continue their outrages with impunity. In fact, it would seem as if they formed & correct opinion of the goberno el Norto Americano. The Zuloaga government sent an express to yecall Geveral Moreno. The people throughout Tamaclipas are ready for avy change. No matter whether 1} may be Moses or Joshua that goes down to purge the land, the sword of the mighty shal! then remain un- sheathed. The afllictions of ihe le are at moments #0 excessive that avy chang» would be w relief. Bat who iw to effect the cure? There is no Gilead to send forth its baim and remove the cause; the truth is the sword of the mighty is euspended fearfully over them, and as & people, whose inconstency to each other—and we are fearful to their God—they are daily passing under the rod. Gen. Carvajal ie now near Tula, between it and Tam- Pico; and althougd he prevents goods from entering the interior, stil be hag not confiscated anything thst we bave heard of, but merely tarued the mules snd canoes back to this city. There is @ person here from him, I presume, to gain the sfiections of the garrizon and the people to tbe Carvajal party. Gen. Moreno, after pearly one week’s absence from the city, returned, after effecting ail that he waa capable of, namely~-notbing. The steamer Anva, with bis brilliant troope, bas eleo returned. Tho number of killed, wound- ed and taken ners was 0, while they report themselves. formigable for the eoemy to approach them. What a glorious chapter for the next Mexican his torian, sbould he be able to keep pace with the numerous changes which are daily being carried out in disturbed aod ubheppy Mexico ! The terrivie anxiety of the people here reach of imag!pation for the safety of life anda property, ane still xugwented by the late depre: 8 in Goaue Juste and Sen Luis Potosi. a8 in the fest pawed city were whole etrects in which pot ope hoase eeceped pillage, and everything tingible was carried od; as ali parties j ja the plurder. The libersie only got possession of about ope of the town, owing t the exertions of the foreigners end respectable Mexicans who resisted; as the foreigners bed moat to lose, they bravely atood by their property and drove these jand pirates back. Tae tcene was a feerfu! one, in which all took part to revist. let n» lender, however great, despise 2 man who bes @ vested interest at stake—no matter how emai! it may be or how bumble tte possessor, how odecure or insigniticant—men will fight for their fireside and their bome snd famiiy. All at tues moment must cluster round their heart avd their bearth ss thoir sacred altar; and fierce then must be the conflict when the public, as # city, rises to storm ite citade! in self defence and to protect their own interest. The grest marees of the people are roared to desperation, an¢ ibeir only hope is in heir sister republic to see to their sad cocdition. Mexico bas now become the property of the salvera. She bas fa:len trom the grasp of every permanent antbo- rity—she is completely powerles, and (here saivers msy terign ber toany Power who may be most efficient w take charge. Tbe only hope of the future is ia the Uaitea States siepping forward to secure the bieesings of peace toa people who foreshadow nothing but absorption, aud otherwise the loes of nationality These things continued, aad this civil war—the deatrnc- Hon of any oountry—cancot long exiet. 1% mast soon ter inate one way or the other: fur happily public opimion is DOW too powort ul to be withatood by any clags of men. No matter for their wealth or high foclal position, whether ‘united by complete ram\t aad interests, or ® poli- tical brigade, still they must yield Wo tbe cal) and voice of blic opin. 1 paramount to a!! the cal! of humapity & comm! er of some kind to Mexico to watch the signs of the timer, which are indeed portestous. Let bim unceretand the ianguage, above ail, the peopie, for rest aspured that the lack rock that representatives of your great republic eplit beyond any upon. The United Siater, from the late ineults, require oo pre text for # Cemonetration, and stil nota vessel of war at Vere Cruz or Tat 0! The case ia clear—tbere are po elements cf relf government in Mexico—their God and pew & perfect farce, and their priests a stumbling NEWSPAPER ACCOUNTS. [Translated from Ia Union of Tampico, July 14, for the New York HeRatp } On the capture of San Lute Potoe! the commander of the constitutional forces assembied ibe Spauish merchants and wanted to impore on them a force! joan of $200,000, ‘with the object, as he declared, of punishing taem fur tbe ftympatby they entertained for the cause of the supreme goverpment, putting them in prison until they should ave paia in their respective quotas. Pat i face of thie, the merchants of the other pavous hastened tw ipteriere, and obtained, ac & coocersiog, that the joan be reduced to $120,000, and be distributed oa ail of them without dis tinction of nationality Amongst other dee’s of 7aazua wae that of imprisoning thirty priests aot of exacting from the Bubop, alshoagn i, the payment of $50,000 as a flue, which the ree pected prelate refured to submit wo. One of the moet potabie roumetanoes, and whieh must strongly engage lc attention, is that he who ascie: ‘an second in command of the fore: pear the celebrated fi\\buster Wail followers of this eame aaventurer the ertillerymen who servet the sixteen piecee by which San Lois was attacked, and whieh caused the greatest damage. [Translated from La Cronica, Joly 6 } From roviab © sources we learn that a new mininterial charge bas take place io Mexico, the following baring been nominated —Minister of Foreign Relat Joaquin Maria Castillo y Larzem, Justoe aod clerinett cal Affaire, Dr. Don Frevcieco Javier Miranda y Morfi Tuterior, Don Juan Manuel Fernauder de Jauregui, War, Don Joae Maria Garcie; Finances, Don Pedro Forein, and Fomento, Don Jowe Marin Zaldrvar. Avornen Commercian Acency..-The New Haven Journal and Courier says they understand a company is 0°. ing formed in that city after the maoner of the | Mercan Ule agencien”’ of the jarge cities, The object of whieh Ix, that Doniness firms may not be ‘taken in’ ae heretofore Ze pereone who either will not or caonot comply wih iy contrac FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MON KY MARKET. Parday, August 6—6 P. M. By the arrival at Halifax of the screw steamship Prince Albert we have advices by telegraph from London to 27th ult. There was no news in the com- mercial world. Breadstuff’ were geoerally quiet. Cotton had been pretty active, but closed dull, with out change in prices. Provisions were steady. Consols were for money 95} a 95[—a high figure at this season. To morrow the parties who are tendering for the government loan to pe awarded on Monday must make their deposits of one per cent on the amount desired, with the Gnb-treasurer. For their better guidance we reprint the terms of the loan from the official advertisement :— Treasony Deranry: in will be recieved nt tain: 7, Jaume 26 1868 wot) 12 a) bidder or hie attorney by the depositary where the deposite | the princteal oP rereiee of Sar sgcevtnl bids 0 ye tet fret day | cont wil be mediately aifected to 6a setemel ‘a the uae | success! Wl afer \ It is, of course, impossible to discover the rates at which most of the tenders will be made. Some par- ties are understood to have sent in proposals, for | small amounts, at as high a premium as seven per cent; others, again—-especially among the foreign houses—talk of 102 and 103 as likely rates. A promi- } nent street operator is offering 105 for any amount; | but of course even the Wall street operators hardly fee! inclined to sel] the stock before it is known at what rate it is disposed of by the government. Under the circumstances, considering the demand that will exist for this stock for banking purposes, for savings banks, &c., and the cheapness of money, it would not be surprising if it commanded full as high a premium as five per cent. It also seems likely that the foreign houses, which are said to aim at obtaining the whole of the loan, will not be suc” cessful, but that it will be well distributed among the public at large. The success of the telegraph cable may impart snch an impetus to business as to verify even the yery sanguine hopes of the Treasury Department with regard to the revenne from customs. Coming simultaneously with the discoveries on Frazer river, it certainly will ran a chance of creating an excite” ment in business circles. At any other time it would be safe to predict a speedy and general inflation ; at the present moment the general want of confidence existing among merchants is calculated to retard the effect of the inspiriting causes which so happily co- exist. Still, confidence is a plant which, in this country, is apt to grow quickly; it would not be surprising if, should the news of the telegraph cable be confirmed, and should the communication be perfect, business revived much quicker than people generally expect. The Stock Exchange was dull and quiet this morning. The New York Central dividend had been expected by many to prove the signal of a better time and more speculative purchases; but, as often happens, parties who have been carrying stocks for some time availed themselves of the occa- sion to sell ont, and the market declined under the burthen. At the opening prices were maintained at the best figures of yesterday. New York Central was a shade higher, and Erie was firm. Butas the Western railreads were approached, a change took place, and concestions were made by eellers in al- most every instance. Galena waa 4 lower; Rock Island, 4; Cleveland and Toledo, {; La Crosse, 3; Michigan Central, 1 per cent; Southern, }, &c. Reading fell off } per cent, the bulls having seem. ingly given up the contest for the present. Pacific t Mail and Panama, which are more sensitive than any stocks on the list, improved— the former the latter 1 per cent this morning, under the intluence of a few outside orders. | The business in bank stocks was light, and at last | quotations. There was very little done in bonds or | State stocks; the only change of consequence was a fall of three per cent in La Crosve land grants, in | consequence, it is said, of certain bonds which had been hypothecated for loans being thrown on the market. The market was dill and heavy after the board, and there was a general, though slight, decline in prices. Reading declined 1 percent; Rock Island, }; Galena, }$; Toledo, j; Central, }—the general market 9 113]; Illinois Central Rock Island, 75; La Cro very dull. There was but little done in exchange today. Fo- reign exchange is steady at last quotations, namely, 1093 a | for exchange on London, and 5.123 a 5.11} for exchange on Paris. We hear of no transactions ,4,&c. The market closed change continue to be almost nominal. Groesbeck & Hoyt quote as follows:- Buy. Set. | Rishmond... 3; die. 1 die. Wilowgton.1 dim i die, Dew 1 die. i die. » Milwe 1% dis, *{ dis, Chicago. die. 34 dis, Doboqu 1 dh 5 Chart if die. Mobile . % oe, is The business of the Sub-Treasury today was as follows: Total receipts ............ $219,033 46 —OL which from customs . 199,000. 00 Tova) payments... 95.466 12 Total Daimnee.... 6.6.00... 006,516 47 The exchanges at the Bank C ~ House this morning were $15,078,208 92, and the balances $1,234,471 98. The Metropolitan certificates remain at $3,000, The earnings of the llinois Central Railroad for Migceliapeour . Total, Joly, 1888........ Do. | 186 Decrease, July, 1858....... The Corn Exchange Jasnrance Jompany gives notice of a reduction of ten per cent on the policies issued from its office; the Niagara Insurance Com pany also of redoced rates The Cincinnati Gaz tices the money market The demand for mon ntiinved to improve stea- Ay, though slowly, but it if not yet equal tothe supzly of capital, and the market muet etill be called dull, Rater cf interent range from eight to teuive per cent, but ten per cont m the leading figure for good losat paper. Chere te @ coptinued fair dewans from the interior for currency for investment in produce and stocr, and there Isa dieor sition to meet this freely, it being eemed of the drmt im portance to facilitate lrgi'imate cilvrte to move the agri cultural products of the country, But the receipta of our- rency trom the interior have boon larger ia the aggregate than the amount rept out, #0 that tbe supply coniimuer to Increase. ‘The followiag is the monthly summary of impor at the port of New York for July, 1858: — te of Wednesday thos no Foreign dutisb! $14,013,000 Foreign free... "506,027 Specie bullion. 36, Crh dution .. 4,987,808 33 Entered for warehouse Withdrawn from do.. The following is the monthly summary ¢ exports from New York to foreign ports for July, 1948;— Domestic merchiandiae ° The Independent of yesterday remarks: — There seems no eagerners to sel) by the usual means resorted to in a dull state of the market, ~uch a# ertend- ing credite or reducing prices. The futuro im trusted; and though late, a good demande yet saticipated. Southern and Western buyers are makig purchetes, Printe and delaines are in good napply, of varied aseortmente, Sta ple cotton goods are firm In price, wilt & stesdy demand Fancy carsimerce of prime quatities onatious in good de- mand st toll prices, but inferior kinds are duil, the shawl trade hae been checked by the prospect of the IATge BUCK O1 the Bay State Milla Company being thrown rperdily on theymarket. Tk ie beginning to be feared that the Imporiations wi | be lerper than aro warranted by the atate of the trace, and that epecuiations havo heen made on a rexumprion of ON active demand this fail, bevond what will take pi Importers have not caioninied properly the ecnaeqnences of shortening vredite from sen or tweive mouths to fiz oF four. One conesquance ia certain— that ue purchaeg Will be pmaier and deterred } the ietem period. \ | delivery om thie side as follows:— Circulation. Sexe, ‘273,486 anes 38 264,825 234,564 03 46,539 32 tatoo Tend 1b Total.....+.-++ $1,487,268 34 2,269,540 2,169,388 85 As compared with the previous week the results are as follows :— Kuchange. Circulation. Coin. i, BL ine, 42,060 inc, 32,382 dec 7,621 inc. 18,880 ins, 5,:ks3 dec. 18,671 ino. 47,742 dec. 619 lac, Annexed is the statement of the Pittsburg banks for the week ending August 2, 1858 :— Circulation, ie. Loans. Deposits Savor ietses Torso jade 182,940 108,717 i 208'853, 107,655 62/228 690,185 96,569. $50 (218,082 023,423 665 113/048 101,363 446,628 142,938 VAS = TSO 496406 = 72,786 Total.......1,423,689 1,198,707 6,000.458 4,780,050 Previous wr.1,429,916 1,256,026 Cerro 1303;210 ‘The cash assets and liabilities of the New Orleans banks on the 31st of July were as follows: Loans. Specie. Circulation. Deposits, 2,867,042 2,747,098 2,196,825 3,747 stra ansoas "68888 862 866 "2,415,874 2,235,280 844,164 3,048'981 Louisiana State.’ 2,796,087 2,089,874 1,487,650 4,158,021 Mech, & 0 "644,155 680,671 175,826 892,050 Bank of N, Orleans 1,121,484 406,212 408,420 668,653 Southern Bank... "173,178 128,807 179,085 225,260 688,469 371,306 593,460 612,781 168,504 824,075 188,576 283509 143,460 319,899 Bank of America,. 633,290 406,289 196,400 644,268 Total ......,.$12,011 616 10,992,148 7,231,789 16,202,178 Stock Kxcnange, Frmay, August 6, 1868. $1000 Tenn 6's, °90.. 924 Wshe Harlem RX. 1114 8000 do. 923, 100 Reading RR. SOCOMCRSpelmafeds 96% 1000 do. . 965 e000 cy 20% 120000, StPAFALacigd 2136 10000 i So 24 mt bas 60 2000 CBEQRESpetbe 87 67 abs Ba Commerce 100 8 Perk Bank ..... 101% 10 Del & Hud Can Co 10 Penn Coal Co... 3to 60 do......b30 200 . 30 1736 25 La Droese&Mil RR 100 Had River RR... 283g 67 Ge. ....... ¢ os . 3 110 Mil & Migs RR... 16 $2000 Louisiane 6's.. 93 5000 Missouri 6's... 853¢ 10000 Lacro& Mill gb 20% 20 ahs Bk Commerce 100}, 20 Del & Hud CanCo 9934 ul Wg i areonk S8¢ 50 ben RR. 8014 200, 40... 80" 400 Erie RR... « 1% DRY GOODS TRADE. Tho following is a comparative statement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week, and since January 1, 1658:— For the Week, ‘1856. 1867. 1858. | Entered as the port... $2,028,685 $2,801,406 $3,680,816 ‘ThrowD on market. 2,081,833 3,096,122 3,732,879 ‘Swnce January 1. Entered at the port. . $60,296,946 $66,716,293 $33,750,174 ‘Thrown on the market. 69,521,116 63,885,342 39,065,380 For the first time in many months the above table shows that the imports of dry goods at this port for the week ending to day, have been in excees of what they were for the same period in the two past years, while Ube aggregates, since January last, are still greatly in ar- rear of what they were for tie same period in 1856 and Le57, The amoont entered aad the ammount thrown upon the market forthe week which has just closed, shows tat importers bave been animated with increased conf decce in the ‘improved trade anticipated daring the fail. The trade this week, thougn fair, bas not been so active as that of the last. Some mor chante from the iaterlor have gone to watering plases, to await the placing of better aasortments of foreign gore, known to be st band. [he amount tarown upon the market this week has been | than usual, and will tend to fili up the gaps m the assortments hitherto com. | plained of. The Weeatero trade is expected in the main to good acd clothiers bave commesced making up 1h it 0 2 pare! r t at the higher rates. The quotations for domestic ex- j veri end gage Ke por A jeve fall trade. Should the atiantic telegraph cable succeed in working wri!, lu use will enable importers to replenish gesortments in a very brief period. Orderssent from New York to ¥ ster, Paris or Lyons inaday will cance (beir speed) men. by streamer, and their & fortnight or three weeks: where as Defore the employment of steamboats and telegrsohs, tw have an orcer executed and delivered would have required from two to three months—ihe dolay causing & loss of time and Ipterest of money, while customers would be compelled to submit tot ne | delay or do without the goods, In cotton doarestio goods the sales were moderate, while prices been - tained. At Manchester, by the last accounts, the marke orxble condition, though somewhe: lesa deen. The New Epgiand Worsted Com pany 's to be into & new establishment, to be de ‘voted to the mi ure of biaokete, its stock re- ceived ln payment of sudrcrip.ions for the shares of the new company. Brown sbeetings were barely eusiained ai 85ec., end rales with the osual discount for cash, or short me, were at ‘vc. @ Sfe. lone. A fair boa pees was Coing in light shestings at teir prices Bleached sbectinge and sbirtinge were lese bucyeut, while sales were making somewhat jers freely. l'rices, however, were without quotable Drilis were io larger sup- gS leas active, while quotations were (he same as week. Prints were in modorate acrivity: mad ders were belt at Osc a20e. The styles still most in vogue were light fancy makes, with broad, orvamentai or plain Pinpes, rupaog Round horizowtally witn the dress or perpen‘licular to it; darker colors, with somewhat si mi- Jar str ire oaleabdle for the fall trate. Printiog cloths have been in fair demana; the lower nts wore de lanes were in good demand for new styles atic « 0c Clothe were selling moderately, without change in prices, There was more demand for Cassimeres, does ine, &e. Colton warps and ali wool were gelling at 1, scoording to makes. Kentucky jeans ve atfoll pricee. Good tweade were nino in fa'r roquest. “ye Were inactive. ico nuchanged. is a fair businoes was doing, an the supply or rable fresh styles in email assorted low wae not plenty and were sustiined. Black lke were more firmly beid owing to a reported advance of ten por cent on the other ride, Linens were in moderate reqneet, Witbout change of moment in prices. There hae been more doing in wooilens the present week, and clotbiers were making purchases for manufacturing for the jal! trade. Blankets were steniy, end the demaod stesty st remunerative prices The Ir*ge auction houses Dave not yet opened for the fall trade, but were preparing to co vo 1p a considerable scale, #9 s00n as the season is eoficventiy advanced. Crry COMMERCIAL REPORT. Fripay, August 6—6 P, M. Brranetcrrs —Flour—The market continue! firm, and Favit.—Sales of 300 boxes | ayer raisins were made at $3 1234, and 200 do. bunch ut $250; 10 cages citron at lke. good taroughout the , Holders to hold 130,000 hemidels, 25, suas lnmap Gar at S0s lum} be OLA Sales of 200 bhds. Porto Rico were made at 44 ge. was steady, with sales of 100 bbls at $8 5614. Ous—The market for linseed was steady, at 73c. for American, with light sales. We have no change to notion | in quotations for crude and sperm. Proyisions.—-Pork—The market for mess was unsettled. while prime was firmer. The about 406 prime sales embraced @ 500 bbls , including mens at $17 3734 a $17 40, and prime at $14 80 a $15; at the latter sales were re- ported toarrive. Thin meas was at $16 60 a $16 70, and clear do. at $19 25. Beef contioued firm and in fair re- quest, with enles of about 200 bbls., inciuding country meets at $11 75 a $12, and revacked Western at $13 50 a $14 50, and extra do at $14 75.0 615 50, Prime mess was fOrm at $19 a $22, and beef hams were scarce and firm at $19 8 $19 50. Anmall sale of rough Western bacon was reported at 93¢c. Cut meats were less active, and shoul- ders were quiet at 6c, », while hams were at 83¢c. a 8%¢c. Lard was lees the sales embraced about 500 Ddbis. and tierces at 1 all%c. Batter and cheese were without cbange in prices aud in fair demand. Rice.—Sales of about 160 casks were made at 3c. a 330. SvGaRs.--tbhere was @ pause io the sugar trade to day. The sales were quite limited, and embraced in small lots about 150 bhdg. Caba muecovado chiefly at 7c. @ 934¢., with emall lots common at rates under the inside Ogure; white choice was heid above the higher quota- Tss.--The following publie tea sate was made, which drew a good company. The catelogue chiefly embraced greens, which in the maip gold at fair prices. Hyson—20 half chest at 37%¢.; 18 do , S5c.; 50 do., 33%c.; 40 do., 8c. ; 12 do , 2830 ;15 do., 38%c. Young hyson—10 halt chesia at biigc.; 64 do., ble: 120 do., 483¢0.; 10 do., Mxe 3,100 do., 4de.; 80 do., 43c.; 21 do., aie; 0 rg 4 7 9. 104 do., 25 360. 160 do., Soe. 3 ; ‘ 107 do., 323¢0.; 40 do., 2c ; ; Age.: 343 do., 3tc.; 14 do., 30¢ ; 65 do., 293¢0.; 872 do, 296. ; 889 do., 2830. 174 do, B8c.; 104 do., 26 ; 23 do, 25%.; 70 ‘26c ; 25 do , 24340., 200 boxes do , 4c. ; 200 do. , 34c.: 59 do., 333¢¢ ; 30 cases do., 336. Gunpow- dor—24 half c! ‘at 49¢ | 24 do., 48c.;'22 do., 44c ; 30 do., 430. ; 48 do , 400,; 47 do., 36 34c.; 21 do , 360 ; 67 do., 850 ; 37 do., 3436.; 158 do., 346°; 50 d0., 33440. ; 20do, 88c.; 26 do., S2}gc. ; 186 10 cases do., 38¢.; 18 do., 373¢¢. Imper' ; 89 do, 61i¢6.; § do., 4640 ; 18 do, 46c.; 20 do, 453¢0.; 6 do, 44340.; 25 do , 424¢¢.; 27 do. , 88340. ; 42 do., 370 ; 11 do., Ske. ; 85 do., 32%. : 69 do., 3% ; 60 do.,’ Ble.: 73 do., 30340. ; 183 do., 29¢ . 30 do., 223¢¢.; 8 boxes do , 440. wAcoo —There is more inquiry for Spanish, holfers being bape, peur wad concessions. Other gorts quiet but firm. The embraced 32 hhds. Kentucky at 8c. a 12c ; 263 bales. Havana at p. t.; 240 do. at p. &; 76 co. roops Ambelina at p.t ; 437 do St. ingo at 120. a ae for export; 50 hhds. old Kentncky sold at auction at u WINE AND Spirits. —Sales of 125 quarter casks Burgundy wine were made at 90c a $1; 50 do. Sicily at $1. Sales of 30 balf pipes Cogniac brandy were made at $2 75 a $4 50; —— 20 puncheons St. Croix rum at p. Whiskry.—The market was agalo firmer, with sales of about 300 bbls. at 27),c. OUR FAMILY MARKET REPORT. ‘The farmers are industriourly spreading a report that ‘the potatoe blight bas made its appearance on Long Island, and threatens todo much damage. There is abundant reason to believe, however, that these stories are gotten ‘up for effect, to keep up prices. It is true there is some appearance of rot in several sections; but so far the late potatoes are not affected, and the probabilities are that ‘the crop will be very large this year. Potatoes must keep low in price. $2 25 to $3 per barrel is now asked for potatoes, wilh an abundant supply. Tomatoes come in largely, bot the demand {is greater than the supply, aud the price keeps up. (Great numbers of taem are exported from this city. The cemand for this escuient increases yearly, The late rains have bad a most benelicial effect upon the corn crop, and farmers say that the yield must be epormous. Nothing but an early frost can prevent it. The price of corn is comiog down daily. Peacnes from Delaware bave made their appearance in market in mui! quantities. The supply of this favorite trait as yet is mainly from the South. The variation in the price of peaches daily makes quotations impossible. The price varies from 50c. to $3 per basket. Business in the meat markets is rather better than it wae, and the city seems to be filling up with a better class of people, as is evi: denced by the demand for prime cute. There is no chango in meats worth noting. Fieh aleo keep about toe eat rates In poultry there is a prospect that we will hav: large supply before long from the West of game unknown to our markets for some time. The game iaws are now out of force in ihe West. ihe following is a résumé of them from the Prairie du Chien Courier:— Gaxe Laws. Grouse, prairie hen or chisken eaunot be killed between the let of Jann ry and the Lsth of Jay, Partidge cannot be killed between ibe ia: of February and the firat Theeday in top! a Quail cannot be kiled between tae lat of February and the first Suesday in Uclober, we k Med between the Ist of March and ‘oo\loock ennno! the first Tuesday ip July ‘There iss five of $5 for ench and every bird killed within the time prohibited, or ‘or eny one who shall be found in pos sopsion of one etter it haw been bil ea | Deer cannot be killed herween the Ist of February and the Spat Tuseday In July without rink of tacusring a fine of from to 1, with large recelots and 1g’ Eggs are literally “bad, RRTATL PRICES. ¥ ‘ @ ua r 5 Binckherries, 90 = el U se = Gooseberrien. qu ~ 628 2 1 é is w Pears, peck Apples, bb! Plume, «1. Roasong nem $a 18 Corned beef... 10 Birioin + MR 1 Chak rome - Pore © 1B 2 4 ont ebuck 9 Rory woot. 1 = Trips, per io. = Metron. Hind are. 198 12 Lamb, per lb. ~ a 16 Fore qrt.... 7 & WW Chops... . Bet RAL Hind qre wah Veal cules... 18 a w Fore qra.. 6a 7 rore Fresh pork 9a tt iia 12 Baites por oe — fan uae ATS SMOKED, FTC. . r mh a 2 a . 4 10 FINH-—8AUT, RTO. Re a 8 Ss a 12 00 00 = t= OYSTERS, ETO, — 21 % tim . wa w ri Hs — a 8 Be Si ww a 4a = J Oo, 10x87... ..,,92,425 th and 20th The annexed is « riswing of the | ¥ | ware Cit MARITIME INTELLIGENCE, Port of Mew Youk, August 6, 1858, ULEARED. Northern Light, Tinklepaugh, Southamptos anc: cauignle Ogaayh (32), Gopdin, lagow—B Oraig ioe TH adam ore Hane wor WF ee ark Hophina. m8 ‘J Palmer, Turner, @ishmond: & SOG Ben tieatas Stet i E ze B jes a > : fi Ca tePrEGPERS p.ltteen ice Meera 5 unos. Bata liad Guaheioe Sines Beier Jones, Chsrieston—J Smith & Co. Gthman, corel hag Sd we homie 8 Ce. e, Hallett, Boston: ickereon. Coker, Newburyport—8 W Lewis & Co, ‘ks Gar‘ner. Ne rt—Master. Tronaides, Vandeveer, Phiiadelphia, tun? ie : | SARIVED ® Columbus (of Richmond), Robinson (ate Hopper) netiieaae ane beeen ee Pusat tae 4 ronders, Bark Aievai (of Boston). Henderson, ip Grinwall. Minturn b Gor ns ote 1S dare, with Sagua, 12 days, ‘elle), Farnham o kman£ "0 Cn the passage irom evans with su- PoC inder. Merriman for NY< Bark Tacony (of Paliagetp tie), Hardy, July 28, ex Remedios, pith suger, 10 master. * 2, signals with bound Gouth, showing J H Rw'ty See . pict Sie, 6 FA, Ready Hows bearing BW by NGN 2 miles Se eetens, Grevomen, Metnauete July 4, vin Pensaco- Jaly B. with cotton, ac toJ &@ Brower & Co. Aug2 ist 37 30 4 32. saw bark Washington Butcher, bound % ir Joba Frepkiia bound Souty Ardrossan June 24, with coal and ‘son Mole, Cette, France, 62daya, with wine, is 2 frov, jus brig Caroline (Fr), 4c to order. Rainbow (of Boxthony), Mat wih age my air ‘ nce ee Remedios, 15 days, with Gaga, fo Bratton Co ‘alnppiecas ‘schwag Brig jere0' . ot Marks, with cotton and Beval stares, to Smallwoot, Earle’ Go.) fete Entire, Wainwrighi, Jacksonville, 8 days, with lamber, Schr F A Godwin, Fairchild, St Mary days, whh Miche) 8 Jahuson, Lock wood, elated with ma. ebr hogeny, to Jobson & Higgins. nobr Rhode , Davin, Georgetown, 8°, 5 deys, Sebr Pearl, Westerve't, G 1 8 days, Schr W fmith, Fraser, Wilmington. NC, 6 days. Bebr Armanés, Birey'o-folrs adagar oe 2 Bent OP Bans, Cook, AW Farringion Con Four Mary Parker, Cullen Vir Sebr W 8 Roberts, —, Vi sehr Moneoon, Sten! Bebr «i M Anderson, Bowker, Schr West Wind, Burnett, Al Bebr Orin Cowl, @mith. @: Schr Boundary, Blont, Port Rweo tor Sobr Charleston. Burgess, Rew. Steamer Kk. Steamer Boston. eARADEC. Westebester. Uisrk, Providence. seal BELOW. A brig, showing a Galveston aignal. ako, ae Prig, uknows, SATLED. Ship Wandering Jew, fn Francisco. Wind during the day NW. Miscellanecus and Disasters, Sonn Spry, of Bridgeton, NJ. from Philadelphia tor Pro vidence, with coal, went ashore Sth inst, PM, on Fire Island bar, about two miles west of the lighthouse. She lays broac- aide op, and may be got ot! if the weather continues favorable- Part of cargo was thrown over coon after she got om, but abe drifted further om, ehrzausuir PULLADELPE!4, Beneo at New Orlosus vie He bound wo New Orleans, ashore onthe Biminie = =?" Banx Oct, ashore on the West Bank, lies in about ibe ame position, but is faai setling in the sand. Drlg Harvard, from ftilas for Panel sient! | : Le f Jat 19 46. lon 47 (and was in company "wi har tp 12 ‘Nantucket Shoals), Foreign Ports. Havre, Jnly 22—Arr Livanroot, July 25—0rr Oregon, Frances, Charleston 16--arrechra Lizzie Russell Todd. Antigua amaies); it > Grindle, Barvett dusdalo.pe ‘or Neguabo. PA); Ith, Fred sheerer Sheerer Mortipique (and wld 19th for aux Oayes). @ 4 18h, 701 Bt Jobns, PR; 19th, echra a ky yy Rio rate i? er Ori jeland, to for Philadelphia; man, Turks Island ” ae Harriet In vort July %, ship Clvra Ann, Patten. dieg: bark Sebrs, eer, McDonald, from New; W, ding, 10 load wager Yor’: sche harrio vant et Clap. hones. arr 16th, ding, Sr Bani 2—Iu port ; 4 , from Pbi- ladeiphia, diag.” = wee se ALEXANDRIA. sobr AV Bote! . . Aug 6— v York. Ald schre licnry James, Aldrich, Digwio fen. Losier, Island City, Conkite, abd: Obartous Aro: Atbol, Livé St John, Swan, Craamer, Boston; Wave, n Point Ang 5 M—Stens) for two barks aod two rtin Latber, Sicbola, 8 John, NB, to load for Abagun Rollins, Buenos Ayres; Coursnt, hte By D Moana, tow, Jeemels iY . Nickersom, Alsitnéria: Ge Ulinch, Basset Nertoln, Uarrict Smith Kelley, Philadelphia; Com ‘Rearney, Brown, NYore, oston, tons), Joseph ® Pierce, Wind W, fine breese, ship Aber: ‘om helow ‘bark Heary Sill; brig John Freeman, and over 100 sail of achcover. BauTIMORK, Aug 5—arr ebip Sir Jokn Prankiin, Wal- lace, NY Oru; schira Hhepard & Moumt, Bait Bi Deroy Boor Sonell Buekminater, Rook port; Kawardo, ‘Rdwards, J abip Rivira Owen, Jw kennville, Below, off Swi ‘steamabip We stern} West “Cons Alexander, from Liverpoo! if iP Berry, NY hip Washington Booth, Pereud, feuth america; rchrs Vaphue (Br), Pragden Sarbadoes; 6 Chase, Boston, Ailem Mid - iz, Woema 1 Balleer, for A barks Ante- Janeiro: rem), Lange, for cH RERsTON, Aug 3-. steamadtp Watera. N¥ork. fig one iia afer, Kelly, West indent bah Tras’ Ven | . a ramtEs, Ang 2—Arr schr Volant, Coombe, Balti- ore HARTFORD. Ang 5~Sid steam Chapin, Kel- | bee og wl: om <¥ ne, Del, Ang 5—Sevoral venvele ape thle morning, spparen'ly from Weel tation "win severe? © ‘bei crown sick, hmong them were tha brige Geo Wr Wile Beg fromm Carden, and Breeae, from 8 J EW ORLEANS. July %—Arr moamship Calhoun, Gard ver, Galveston vis Se>ing; shipgRiia A Clark, > Gress brag M A Stevens. Laversy, Tia A Stevens Butler, sehr Bel. Bill, do, Below stsamahip ‘Poxe, Wilsoa: frou ores nole Ac. sober JH 705 ningion, from ‘raace Seatago. ieainetp Mexion, Taswiesas Galveston and Taalanole; ‘ena. . And Reiota, Alexander, Liverpool; Korie, Siome, Tiswre; Nathan Manan. Pecce, London; isareth wien Stag, Baa Fonima. Drige Kate (He), Gondypend. Ratan Tatung; Biswas: aan Godirey, Havens, sohr J Johnson, Kumell, Brazon are ) Drimen, Lord, Liverpool; » Te hs hy ed agian Towed tones 28¢, brig Geo H Chese, and Talluiah; 24th, TORPOLR, Ang tin Hampton Rosde, brig, Ganges (ot a matin Hampi Riobs 4, bg a “qe Georges Gulf, Cone ee Fie ~ W HAVEN, Aug 6—Arr ship Medallion, Theobald, Bie de; sche Klien Lontes, Thompson, id aehe Mi renga, Ports Rico: sloop Phorivs, Work, gaske wind Pidreon, ates rom, Aug 4—8i4 sohr J B Ourtia, Mekerson, NKPONSRT, July 20—Arr bark Modena, Ryder, Oharier- ladelphia. ton: Aue 1, orig Hudson, Gritia, Phi wet Oat. aug 6 a rin rt, hip Risse, a ir eerie ats Sut fiom Providence for Phuisdelpbia: et Horton, Olivia & V! dinire Aan, flor; and Ba scales Wess japein: t 2d, R 5 Soares ory, ‘ork; Sp brie Mer. ahr Walter Aaisign, Tur f NY. “haripion, Manton, for Ne } Jonna Chew, Bagdee,