The New York Herald Newspaper, August 11, 1858, Page 5

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST UL, 1898. Boston ‘Woeny veils Statement STON, August 10, 1858. The following are the footings of our bank state- ment for the past Weeki. August Capital stook,,,...$32,2 Sp0ci............. 8,885,400 Amidue tm oth bks, 6,757,000 Amt due tooth. bks, 8,467,000 6,446, Deposits... 21)166,000 Circulation 6,869/800 7 re ‘roo 300 = ‘S 2,000 500 600 Marke. PHiLsDRLPRIA, August 10, 1858, Flour dull; new $6 26. Wheat firm; rei $1 a 81 26, white $i 5648143, Gorn dull; sales of 2,600 bushels iw at 05c, w 96c, Whiskey advanciug; uaios at 28 3¢c, a Bartimore, August 10, 1853, Flour dull and firm; Ovio and Aoward sirvet $5 25, ‘Wheat dull, and declined 50.; red $115 4 $1 26, white $1300$145. corn dull, and deciiaed 35. a49; white 86c. a btc., yellow Sic.u94c, Waoiskey Arm, at 2ic.a 28¢, Provisions quict, aod heavy aud uachsoged. New ORLEANS, August 7, 1858. Cotton—Sales to-day 2,006 batve wt Lo, m LL Kc. for mid. dig. Mees pork Duoyant, and advanced 603.; anlos at B18; rib eides 9440. Tiarce iard Li t{c. Ootfsa—salea of ‘dhe week 950 bags; sock 17,000 bags, against 197,000 ins year. The Great Comet Come at Last, We learn from our despatches by the Arago that the great comet of Charies V., as it is sometimes oalied, but better known to astronomers as that of Fabricius, has ‘at last made its appearance, and will very shortly be vist- bie to the maked eye, It has been seen from the Paris Observatory through its telescopes, and is pronounced by Avago the genuine article, A sharp lookout for it has been kept up for a year or two past by the European comet seekers. It is not yot known whether it will appear as it cnoe did, like a very large and bright star, or witha tail 100 degrees in lengta. The curious hope that it will {ts wondrous tale unfold.” Ita first appearance was in ‘1264, and ite dizappearance took place on the 24 of October of that year, the day on which Pope Urban IV. died, ‘as the worid thought in strange coincidence. In 1556 it re-appeared and was observed by Paul Fabricius, astrono- mer to Charlies V., who executed a map of its path, which was published in November of that year. The Km Pperor considered it as special omen of his own approach- ing death ; but he lived for some years afterwards. It was then described as a grestand brilliant star, Its course was “through Virgo and Bootes, past the pole of the heavens into Cepbeus and Cassiopos.”’ The celebrated Dr. Hatley calculated iis elements more than a century aiterwai ds, and several othors after him. Thecaloulations ot Mr. Bomme, of Middelburg, of the Netherlands, of recent date, are more precise, and are generally sup- posed to be more reliable than those of his predecessors. This astronomer finally came to the conclusion thet in the year 1264, its ellipse bad « period of 110,643 days, or 302,922 years, expedited by planetary disturbances by 4,077 days, and that in 1856 ite mean motion corresponded to a period of 308.169 years. Ite present revolution he calculated would be shortened by perturbations 10.48 years, and the comet should reach its perihelion about the 24 of , 1868. Mr. , the great English astronomer, does not or did not entirely coincide with M. Bomme. He wrote to Profes- bor Littréw, director of the Observatory at Vienna, urging him to search for the original chart of Fabricius. This was accomplished, after considerable exertion, through the medium of the newspapers, and with it was obtained, very unexpectedly, from the ducal livraries at Wolfen Duttel aod Gotba, a descriptive treatise by the Nurembarg astronomer, Joachim Heller, who had observed this very comet for fifty-three days—a much longer time than Fa- bricius had taken for his observations. Thus # morecom- plete elementary series was obiained. Mr. Hind thore- upon modified his own views, concluding that the comet would basten its return, for several reasons of an astro- nomical nature, and that its reappearance was near at hand. This, then, is the month during which the comet of Pope Urban and Charles V. should properly make its appearance. According to our latest advices, as we bave already mestioned, tt has appeared to the French observers, and will soon be visible with ite long tail, if it bas not dropped off its leet journey. It is rather an unfortanate circu stance that the troubles in the Albany Dudley Observa tory have occurred atso interesting a moment, and when every astronomical eye is looking carefully into te heavens. Here is a splendid chance about to be lost by our Dutch observers. Perhaps the trustees themselves are sufticiently accomplished to undertake the work of ob- servation, if Dr. Gould, as they insinuate, is not. In that case, if Mr. Oloott takes the comet seeker in hand, the Doctor, by way of reciprocity, might employ himself in doing & little diecounting for Mr. Olcots’s customers, giving preference to astronomical borrowers—who are gonerally poor—by way of encouragement to science, The Smith- sonian and the Coast Survey might slip in for an accom- modation also, not being known ever to have had too much bestowed on them to suit the employés; and, in. stead of Mr. Olcott's having had ® little contemptible Down Fast comet named after him—contrary to the rule of astronomers—he may come in and share in the efful- Burrato, August 10-1 P. M. Flour—Good demand ths moraing, oat markets uearly ‘Dare of samples, and very firm; what iitle is on market holders got thetr'own prices for. ' Sales 250 bois , at $450 for extze Wisconsin from apring wusat, $5 for good extra ‘Ohio; $6 50 tor favorite extra Soutaera Odio Waoeat in fair demand for mii%sg, and firmer: gales, 9,000 bastels new rec winter Ohio ai $1 06; 1,300 busnels eouad Mil- ‘waukie clu at 9c ; 6,000 barbels Jhiongo spring as 51 d¢0. Corn lees firm: sales, 10,000 bushels sound Ohio at ‘and 600 uvsoucad on private wrms. Oats steady: 9,000 busheis warm al 420 ; rye al O8e ; whiskey at 260. Canal froights dull, ut 4Go. oa flour, 11c. on wheat, 100. on corn to New York, Recoipts in tho Inst twenty-four hours—Fiour, 4,945 bbis ; whoat, 39,493 bushels; cora, 77,A07 bushels; oats, 1,900 bushels. ‘Saipmente by caaai —fiour, 5,692 bbis.; wheat, 10,008 buaneis; corn, 20,354 Dushels; cats, 9,972 basheis. Bur¥Avo, August 10—6 P. M. Flour in good demand, but sivck extremely ligot, and sellers cau make their own terms. Sales 1,100 vols., at $4 12% « $4 2 for good supertiue State; $4 15 for do. Ca- Bada; $5 125 8 $5 37% for choice brands of extra Oaio ‘and Indiana: $5 60 for double exe Wheat ta good de- mand for milling, apa market firm jSales, 3,500 bi a Blc. a 820. for Cuicego spring, 90c. for Milwaukie clud; $1 06 fur new red Vaio. Core dull and kat oasior, Sales, 25,006 bushois, at 720. tor sound Onio; 66c. for un- sound, Rye pomival, at 68c. Oa in good demand aad firm. Salee 9,000 buanels, at 4ic for usgound. Whiskey Bominai, ot 260 Canal freights dul! at 40c. on flour, dlc. on wheat, aud 100, on corn to New York. Receipts in the last 24 hours —266 bbis. flour, 69,000 bush. woeat, 28.300 ‘bush. corn, 1,649 bush oats. Canai shipments—s,476 bbls our, 44,901° bushels wheat, 8,072 bushels corn, 8,600 usheis oats. db Osweeo, August 10—6 P.M. Fiour firmer. Wheat firmer: saics 20,000 bushels at 800, a 62c. for warm Chicago sprieg. Corn scarce: sales 6,600 buahels warm at 70'4c. Oats bener: gules 26,000 Dusbels. acai ireights auil aod cominally the samo, Lake imports unimportant Canal exports—1,300 bbls. ‘Hour, 10,500 buahels whoat. 2,200 bushels corn. CixcivgaTi, Augast 10, P*°, Flour firm: sales 1, bbis. at $4 60 = $4 60. steady: sales 1,200 bbis. at 23}¢c. Mess pork, $¥/. 50. Our Washington Correspondence. Wasainaton, August 10, 1958. Sale of the Hudson's Bay Company's Property in Washington Territory. With regard to the proposed purchase by the United States government of the possessory right and land of the Hudson’s Bay Company in the vi- cinity of Frazer river, an idea seems to prevail that it is a new \ roposition on the part of the com- pany; but it is uc. vo. As far back as 1852 a pro- posal was made by the Hudson's Bay Company and Puget’s Sound Agricultural Company to our govern- ment, through the then Governor, Sir George Simp- gon, to sell all the property and rights of both com- panies fora million of dollars. The company es%t- mated the value at $2,300,000, but they were will- ing to take the former sum for them. A difference of opinion exists as to the value of anything the company may have tosell, among parties who are or pretend to be acquainted with the affairs of that lo- cality. Some affirm that it would be a cheap bar- gain at the price asked—among them Governor Stevens—while others state that the improvements company have acknowledged, and which of course they cannot sell. As this question is one of much interest at present I send you, for the information * two: besides which those gence of the great wonder which is now tearing on through Sound coe Peasion of exvousive dairiots in'various part; | the shies. In the recards of the Dudley Observatory the tow wore cocapied b; ‘Stir Sean tee horea.” — a ™~ are capeny (and all Brita subjects | “1888, Aug. Discovered by President Olcott, of the ¢rading witn thom) also possess the right a Mechanics’ and Farmers’ Bank. Identical with the comet the Columbia river on the same footing as American of Urban IV. and Charles V. To be hereafter called the sens. " Oloott comet. Orbit hyperbolical.’’ ‘The Hudson’s Bay Company's trading posta were erect- done fully elected as the most desirable for carrying Imposing Catholic ' teade and for maintaining their commanications. Tne | LAYING THE CORNER STONE OF THE NEW &T. b-~ juogment which was manifested in each selections PATRICK'S CaTHBDRAL. eters nit tateel tees Sildies cre eamabaeed | ware cae ty tho iieet tev Ancibunep @ exter Ne aro Fee Shot acuiraave sites for towas, wnile ine main nign- | Wu! be laid by tho Most Rev. Archbishop on Sunday Bext, tho 15th instant—festival of the Assumption of Our ways of commerce are those which were estaolianed by the company. pa ot ‘ Blessed Laty—at four o'clock P. M. As regal the military cccupation of the country the All the clergy of the diocess, secular and regular, — oe eres at aan s\tee for constructing grove: by 4 . ~ aie atthe ceremony. This invitation is extended to the cler gymen of the neighboring diocesses who can conveniently attend. They are requested to moot at « quarter past three o'clock P. M., in the rectory of the Church of St. Jobn the Fivangelist, Fiftieth strect, near Fourth svenue. ‘The procession will move ate quarter to four o'clock Sor I sor'nt tas Rocky soanvains, aod ineoce across 10 P. M. up Fiftieth street towards Fifth avenue, and thence bad Mh Saake country | to the'stand erected for the Right Rev. prelates of the bead waters ‘and the clergy, where the sermon will be by the Most Rev. Archbishop. will move in the tollow!: a province preached ‘while there are easy moaas of access, by land sod waver, to Sound, and the country iy ing noris of the Colam- Dia. Lp addition to these aivan.ages 0: position, thé aie of Fort Vancouver is weil adapted for « town, the river being navigable by ships of tonnage, whica can dis charge at tae woarves, while the couatry around consists of prairies, intersected by excellent tinoer, which, when into cultivation, Would meet the waale Or a large fown popuiation. These najaral advantages of Fort Vaa- couver are well understood 3 oy + bad A ayn " claima extinguished, it woud im iy be oc pa as atown, aed Do doubt bevome ‘the great com. portum of the couvtry. #e!l to expiain the connection that exists by i by their 6. i aeiietieaescduacromtiadd gab Deacon in 7. The Most Rev. Archbishop, with assistant ministers. The Archieptacopal ap od ee The reverend clergy, ‘abreast, in cassock, cap and surplice. y:—Several years betore the Uregon treaty (' 10. Fity nenetGe én : tee Peas les, maniarwoes Wo “in. | Vincent de Paul, Ave abreast, ‘This order will be preserved during the whole time of the ceremony, aod until the procession wil! have returned to the rectory by the same way it came. Immediately after the address of the Archbishop the ahetr more transferred wo an assocmtion called the “Puget’s sound Agric: ‘which were taken by the stockholders of tae dutava's of the laying of the corner stone will my ‘and persons in Wott service, as weil aa bY poster bso start be begun, strangers. Upwards of 1,100 snares of en See wor eg fag WR subscribed for, on which ten per cont was paid, and for tae pealme other portions ie Ce fret seven or ight years the whole of the profits were boys ‘added to the capital, which has Deen invested ia tho farms pm ‘and live stook of that aasociation in Uregon. The connex\oa &_Baeen Detween the two companies consist: in the (a2\of the Hud an a son's Bay Company large parchasers of the agrical a. Ge fural produce of the Sound Company, and that L, - the Governor and Deputy of the Hadson’s Bay Swel eae od Boy om RM ny ume 5 oon OF. te Ot ate ne age eee Ot et eatiemens S| be known their badges. pape bg yt Ly Yt --— ae The Swoneny will closed by the solemn Pontifical we storpanien, itis found ass the actus! cost of the alld: Benediction and by the chant of the Te Deum, after wich Ings and bringing the land into culayauion ‘waa, of iselt, | {be Procession will rourn to the rectory in the same order SPR Ot oe i nonat DrIOr War Abe vewloment of | , According to an anciont Catholle custom the faithful are 4 L Ry of | in the habit, on sach making ® spontaneous ‘by Americans and the discovery of goid in Oaiifor. offering. In order oy ia.” At We prewoat alae, of Ie asad or doable woe, | gustom, the members coe of bk Vinsout de Trea a | eer nares. oon cons ‘The besiness conducted by the Hudson's Bay Company 5 y 1m Oregon, since the date of the treaty, has Deen vory re. eS Ee eae oe me Fife mmuperadve—the on the transactions of Fort Vao hat - weave on 5 corner Sem ce crme;o00 pay ta watenss eiuento, | The ceremonice ‘he Rov, Fos. Mo- Brus adevecie compos fr sanionngw valle Sat ea a nee , Slevin and ry Fhe extont of tho Hudson's Pay Company and Paget’. | 4, Tet "tna Lonbianoe’ at tne "rosters: om. the revurn of Bound Company's righte in Oregon has never been defined | 6 peccemsion. a ‘Dut as those companies conceive they are entitied to far tieaae of Oo Sole Samu Fs tonnt som an as sepia Glashing Of ‘intorcets which mast arise from the efforia of | , The Archbishop le deeply obliged to those Catholto ve- Qe companion to secure their treaty righte, and of the ee ew be 34h = Saitama Gengyaes tay (i | ene sat a hoi wary a ‘Bational interests aiso. it ‘avoid tnese scanner ng tnt | ya runner °Soalne Fs Fg Se Carne Gm ree om may be oF able 19 offer, er their vaine, ’ CEL yg pes Bg the would it inaxpediont, if not mornin, vacers, mo, tn, There Wil be copamyn ROUGA AKETCH ter, m &®, There pcm A Toceafer wet ft lawful for thom to form a oa m connection with the progress of our new Ore aperee, ‘hat none ‘clergy and the boye who aha® ohant th’, Pamnet A many J service should appear in procession, vee Jaw Lous, Avguas %, 1868, Otty Intelligence. 4 Woupaarrt Excara.—Mr, Karrs, the coachman of & boarder ot the Everett House—Mr. Stanton—was oner- olsing bis horses on Monday, on the Second avenue, be- tween Sixticth and Seventietn streets, having his two | children, s giri of six year old, and « boy of foar, in the carriage with him, when the boit of the hiad spring broke and Mr Karre got out to fix it, At this moment wartied the horses and thoy ran away. Mr on the reins and was draggsd siong some cis Boe and severely out. However, tas reins soon broke, & d tae affrigbted animals dashed of at @ furious pace, | » th the tw. ;our cuilaren tho carriage, ap Me BVeDUS © 128d strest and across the old road, over robe end bil ¢orough Lid4ib sirest to Eighth avenue; | bok ¢hrougo Fariom iaae across Fifth aad dixih avsnaes, eG toto the Central ark al Mouut 3, Vincent's Seminary, a 10Kb street Here, alter tooir deeporate run, tne7 oo ame exhausted, and were stozpud by Mr. Deooice und officer Buies, who, on secing toc boraparupniag (urioasty, nd the ocrilous condition of the children, jamped labo ‘wagon which stood by the roadside and headed them of by croesing the lots here and there on tae route. strange to relate, netther ct tho ontldren wore injured al through this wild race. The brave iis gir was found boidiag oa to the dasa board of the carriage with one hand aud witn | the other keeping har y brother down on the bot. | tom of the veacie, though he horses bad kicked the leatner clear off the dash ‘d all round where her hand was |. Mrs. Deboico Riadiy took ohargs of sae caidren, while cffloer Bates led the horses back the | couree they Lad rua, in search of the father of the res: cued chiidrex. Hundreds of people were asssmbied on Secout avenue, apxivusly waiting to boar the fate of the unfortunase coudreo, and many uf them who saw s00 fu: ious pace at woich the horses bad rap were asiovished to hear that the childrex were waicjured. The borsos ran. fo ell w distance of sbout six miles with their terrified Living freight. Thus was truly « must miraculous escape. Axxust oy Two AliEaRD COUNTHRParraRs AT SieKrsiKaD Bay—Bocus 31118 ABour —Counterfeiters have deen very Active lately in uttering faise notes, and ft would be wol for the public genorally to be on, their guard agains: them and be cautious iv taking deck bills from parties whom they donot know. The hotel and tavern keopors on the roads in the vicinity of the city wuffer severely by the deprodations of those rogues, a3 in the hurry of buab- ness it is impomslbie forthe barkeepers to vorify every bill preserted tothem. Mr. B. Hendrickson, of the Pa- vilion, Coney Isiand Powt, was iaturmed rec by « broker in toia,city thet counterteit tives on the Nation Bank of Proviceace, © laland, and teas on the Lew: ieton Fails Bans, of Lewwton, Maine, had been issued in large quantities lately, aud that he bad betler beware of them. On Mr. Hendrickson's retarn home he cwuiwouei his ciesk, who linmediawiy opened his drawer ava tound that be bad takeo @ fow moments vefore « couuteriei: five of tho Netonal Bank {rom one of two men who nad taken Ginner at the Paviioa, aud ebortiy atwr drove oif in@wagoo Mr II, was gatisties too fellows were rogues, and op making inquiries as the hotels in the noignbora he found ibat the bilig had been distrivuted very gon erally. He thereupon procured the services of Mr. Friend, @ conttabis, aod started ia pursuit of tne rogues with the intention of arresting them. Tnoy were easil; traces along the road by the counterfeit biils they had ic! ‘at the various taveros, aod were eventually caught at Jeremiah Tappan’s how), Sheepsocad Bay, wailo in the act Of passing @ Ovunterfelt Dili over the counter. Taey wore immediately arrested by Mr. Hendricks yn and the Cousts ring ths might, aad were yesterday committed for detained for exami! Intyess ov Rev. Dx Vivton.—There was a report in town yesterday that the late accident to Rev. Dr. Vin- ton was #0 serious that it would result in mortification of his leg, and thate surgeon had gome to Pomfret, donn., where he is now stopping, for the purpose of ampu- tating the limb. It may, however, lag to tne pp sea ‘At the last authentic report he . aut r was getting Detsor, and the fracture of his log, though severe, was hikeiy to be cured. ‘Tux Ksow Noung State Councit.—The Know Nothings of this city now-a days are busily employed tn clecting delegates to the State Coanct!, which convenes in Albany on the 24th instant. The following, mong others, have | elected. Hartt, Jr., delegate; Jas, ‘alternate. ‘Sith Ward Council—Ben}. E. Han ‘cock, delegate; Dan Btaniey, altermate. ‘Seventh Ward Council—John H, Witberall, delegate; Geo. Warner, aiternate. Twelfth Ward Oouncil—Geo. N. Southwick, dolegate; no alternate chosen. Iurgarect Gotp Com.—A merobant from Porto Rico, ‘that much of {t was imperfect. Of $60 in 85 gold pieces, only $30 were porfout. It te igh mnpertect coin ts in clrouiotioa, sada weald bo well i | i H tHE i tts ii. Hl excitement on Staten Isiand, growing out of the depreda ons of « band of burglars, who have ‘‘guted” # number of houses on the shores of the bay, The robbers were vory daring, and thoy have succeeded in alarming tho Staten Islanders aimoet as much as would ‘Yellow Jack’’ himself, were he to pay thom a visit Ap active demand for revolvers, biunderbusses mod other death avaling i@ plemeots bas Up in Conse: uence of these ro rber ies, and it ts not bie that some of the thieves will be abot before long. At any rate, searty every house owner bas provided himself with a pistol ia anticipation of any unwoloome visiters he may be favored with. Scrcrpe oF ax Usxwowy Max,—A man was found on Saturday afternoon iast in the woods at West Hoboken, with @ pistol, that had been discharged, lying by his side Be was sbort in siature, aod was dressed ia « dark Drowa Coat, with @ darker stripe in front, with pants of the same color; biack satin vest, piald meck tie, Congress boots aad Dive cloth cap; bed Disck hair, moustacne sod gone. For further lojormation inqu're of Jonn Hagus, Justice of the Peace, West Hoboaea. Fine ov Hawenecey Srarer—Doetween one aod two o'clock yesterday morning an alarm of fire for the ‘Third district was caused by « fire aking place at No. St street, second story, back room, ve upied by 1h seems that Movary got uy a) about o'clock to give his ick cbud s drink, aud ing OM & trunk by the bedside. fie fell We burnt down and set fire to ais and his Mrs MoOary was awoke the stiling they ouuid exis cate baemveives, 008 jidren came near salfvcatng. Mr. McCery io ng out the Gre. Damage adout insurance. other damage done. THA SUICIDE IN CHRARY STREET. To THE RDTTOR OF THE HERALD, Conflicting reports being in circulation in relation to the ‘man who committed suicide by jamping from the wiodow of my house, I beg leave to offer the following statement of facts -—About 11 o'clock on Sanday morning the mao f 2 twot' i bE ef FI : i | i ; time yesterday—bis Hovor the Mayor presiding. The tollowing communication from the Health Officer at | Quarantine was read and adopted :— | ‘1. His Ronor Tan Bator, Asp THe Commassionwes oF HeaLta | ov THs Crry or New York. Sims—Considored in refereuce to the namerous arrivals | * infected ves-ele, and the excessive importation of pes | filential dieeaves daring the sickly season of 1866 and so far thu seasen, tne quarantine facilities of this yort, ta Mary reepecta are dedcioat; aod on account of the exi« | tence of buch deficiencies, more thaa from any other | Cause, Bre the reguiations and restrictioas tmposei upon veasels Acd cargoes ander quareatiae, Ourtheasome and | fiiictive to commerce rhe priucips! deficiency alluded to is the wharves and warehouses for the seoeption aad vant. Of infected cargoes, which cannot in safety to the pu bealth, be lighteres and conveyed to the coitus of New York and Bryoklyo; an ow that she federal revenue of flowr#, for the fet Hime wince Quarantine has bye looated ai Siaten Isieai. efused (> pormit tao governmoat barf ane 6 orehou Quarantine to be used for the 410. Tage of infected cargoee, thie waut is complete, Quaran- tine is extirely desutuie of ach accommodetious Toore are mary v from m’ecled ports now lyiog at Quarantine, 'y masy of the ame class reported aa on their way to ths pow, whch have carge om board too much surcharged vB the virus of yellow fever, to render ii proper to permfi the eawe to ve swat directly to twe city; and yet, now that the federal stores have been closed sgainat the reception of auch merchandise, ant there belug no other proper warehouse faoili tes et Quareniine, or elsewhere ia the port, it is ob- vious that these vessels must retain on board their ia fected cargoen til the fappearance of frost, or elie Bome expedient for the time must bs resurted to tor their redief. Your bonorale Board, some daze since, with a view of meeting their concicncies at Querautine—-ohietly growing ‘out of the retusal to open the federal stores—autooriz the Superintensent of Repairs aad Supplies to tnapeot tae Quarantine grousds for the purpowe of ascertaining ‘whether {t was practicable to erect temporary etructuree to mest tacse emergencies of commerce aad the puditc beach ‘The report boing auch tw reference to expoase, aud particuiarly in regard to time, that it war apparent nothing couid be done in that way for relief this season, the project was very proverly abandoned. But something must be.done to rid these vessels of the.r cargoes e000 efter errt’ The health aod commor. Cial utereeis of the port alike call for a resort to xo.n0 expediency to meet the present wants. merce canaot affurd to be without the ase of its vesssis, nor mast the public beaith be endangered by # constant accumals- tion of floating pest boures in either bay. the orcinary detention of vessels uoder quaraative is enoug) to be ‘regretted, without addipg to it that which might be avoided—and it is knowa and admis ted that if 1fected vessels are Dot discharged goon afer arrivai they become more and more dangerous toap proach—the infection tp thelr holds become more aud more intersified the longer thelr cargoce are retained O8 board of them, or upiii frost shall come to purify them. With the advice avd conren\ of your bovcrabie Board, sux‘ry cargoes, not proper to be lanted in Now York or Brookiyy, bave geen ordered to be lightered aud placed op bares at Quarantine The execution of tois order suggented tho thought inst temporary reiiet to the ves: tis in question may be weoured, at n0 considera)ie ex- pense, by usiag as storehouses the bulks of some olt large ships, which are only dt for the purpose, aad whioa can be permanently and safely anchored in etiner, bay Of the clase of cargoes referred tu,c course that waica is the least infected shouid be venti ated ia tne upper bay, and that to which the poison adneres with the groatest Venacity should be aired and purified below the Narrows. T respectfully submit the ioregoieg staroments for tae copsideration ¢f the Board, and recommend that steps be immecimtery takea to anchor sullabie Guiks at Quaraa tine, to be used as Btorebouses for infected cargoes waich are hot permitied to come directly to the city. Respect fully, your obedient servant, R. H, CAOM?SON, Health Officer. QvARANTINE, August 10, 1858 ‘The annexod resolutions were then unanimously agreed to Resolved, That the communication of the Health Offi cer, im rogard to ancnoriog the Dulks of old ehips in the bay, to be used for the storage of infeeted cargoos, be received and p'aced on file, and that the opinions and re commendations therein coutained be and are hereby con. curred in by this Board. Resolved, That the matter of pi bulks for the purposes mentioned ia the Health Officer's commantication be aud is pereby referred to his Honor the Mayor, with power. Vermission was to the Oronoco to come up to the city on the 17th inat. ; aleo to the echoonor Caicf, trom Remedios, on the same day, to proceed to Auaer’s Point for repairs. The brig Terry, from Sagua Ia Grande, was permitted to come up to the upper Quarantine on the 13¢n inst. ‘The Swallow ana the Corinthian made application ecain poy apn to come up, but the matier wae ordered to lie over. The petition from the Mary Flvina, from St. Jago de Oude, tocome up, was referred to the Health Odicer. Adjourned. Arrivals at Lower Quarantine. Brig Wingold, Captain Loring, arrived Angust ® from Cardenas, with sugar and molasses, to master. All well on board, anchored in we lewer bay. Brig Anna Prentiss, Captain Oreutt, arrived August 9 from Sagua la Grende, with suger, to Sturges & Co. This vessel lost one of her men in the hospital at her port of departure, but there was no sickness on her passage to this port. She was detained below. Brg Wm. B. Nash, Captain Nash, arrived Angust 9 from Trinidad de Cuba, with sugar and molasses, to 0. & E. J. Poters. One man was brought to the Hospital (pot of yellow fever), and the health of the vessel Was other # ise Detained bel low. were detained at the upper anchorage yes. The Pepperel, of Saco, reported in yesterday morn ing |, Was from New Orieass, which port sho lef July 22, boued to Bordeaux, with a cargo of staves. Oa ‘the 7th iost., when in lat. 38 39, long. 70 28, having but the chief officer, four meo and a'doy adie to do duly, aad the veare! leaking badly, the ship's course was aliered for New York, where she arrived oo Monday evening, in Achilles. Twambiey, Samuel ‘Tus Jos’ Woon Frey at-—Ssconp Dav.—The proceed. ings of yesterday wore chiefly a repetition of those of the preceding day. The weather was equally flac, and the crowd more than equally jolly. fs necured beyond peradventure, the attendance on you terdey being greater than that of the day before, which has been found to sumber,on makiog up the sccounts, nearly seven thousand persons of all ages, #206, sexes and nationalities. The success of the altair To-Gay we shail have the finals of the featival, and the winding op will be magnificent. At two o'clock the sing- Ing societies will Compete for the priae, § mammoth sliver godiet. Succeeding there wt be a bal champetre, and in the evening the Messrs. Rdge will put» ioe polat upon tbe affair with the grandest display of fireworks ever seen bere. The full Jars will be found in the official pro gramme, pal tebed | today’s Hxnstp, and we edvase all Our readers not to miss this concluding portion of tho Cond! jucted entertainment that bas Mr. Fox's Bowrry —Bulwor's entitied the “Four Lovers’ sad the farce of play of “Ricdetieu,” “Fortune @ Frotic’’ are on to night's bill Messrs. Loraine, y other favorites have characters. Wattack’s.—Mr and Mrs. Florence are to continue bad amusing delinestions of character evening, when er ‘will play in “O'Fiannigan ana the Fairies,” and in “Lola "and “Nan, the Good for Nothing. Ammucas Mcsmom —Wyman, tbe ventriloquical coaju rer, # faliy prepared to astouish and confound a! who go ‘wonder! delusions and hear the com. came tomy house and asked for me; my wife repied 1 | Msce hie woeterial imaginary porecas. was out. He then said be wanted to go to sleep, and was Woon" wo tnoir entertainment to- Toid to go up stairs in the third story to bed. He starved | withewih the cunomary varety. of songs, barieeques, to go up, aud when there asked two of my boarders #9 | RO in the course of which Kpn Horn wili give bis iilus ‘were in their rooms for me ton of , answer, He then ood di ance until niee 0 im the kitchen and partook of some supper. in ine mor! he told me bis wife bad gone to Europe with a famiiy, ‘that if | would allow him to remain a while be would send adoard of some starve if I turned hun out doarders. He ness, went into ana afterwards and after that S ‘She gave him yey = which he went up Catharine Holeman from Ge window, 2s the ho 464 00 I oan asteny 8 fer adanicess aowunee tue weome oatate of Julie OA Oe ete yates to say of tne | Hileman, aa infant, report contirmed. rence. re [oareere ia soy hoaee voter Jane It. Campbell vs Geo. It. Hasewell,—Motion grant, SAMUEL PHILLIPS, 15 Cherry street. Brookiyn @ity News. Laoy Mistxo.—Mrs, Emily H. Warner left ber home, Bushwick avonue, near Grand street, Brooklyn, on Satur- day night last about cleven o'clock, under vory distress- circumstances, and has not since been heard of. Sha been ing baa = 2 =? 135. i i st; uf Ur rT ie 3 ventured bayand hie denth, and being n7a%ie to ewim, he sek OMUTS memnmade Guid NO rendered, ma have bose resaered sound and his pile would have eared. Weteus streak, i The Faun Henafo, tn its issue of today, will con tain « large quantity of interesting reading Among other maters— ‘Ax Account of the Successful Landing of the Grest atlantic ‘Telegraphic Cable, with a History of the Vast Knerprise, the ‘Three Frevious Failures, and sketches of the Projactors. Eu wincers, Officers, &c., &e., connected with the Undertaking, forming « graphic account of this Great Kvont of the age— Effect produced by the Reception of the Nows in Now York ‘and throughout the Country, &e., do Conclusion of the West india Kmanotpation Celebration ta Now Bedtora and Poughaeopste—Doings and Sayings of the Colored Gentry. Mormonism -In seption of the Religion—Loa'hsome Idese— | Plurelity of Gode, with other matiers appertaining to the | Loctrines now taugtt by the Churoh described by our Bpe- cial Correspondent a Sait Lake City—The Haglish Mormous rejotctng over the settlement of the Utah Difficulties, £e, affaires in Kurope—setiers trom our Loaden, Parts and 6 Petersburg Correspondents, Arrival of De Keviere wt Savanzah ond His Arrest—Tho Blount Ladies etil! bia friends, do. Appeal to tbe Ladies of New York for the Purchase o Meunt Vernon. Interesting from Australia—Goid Produce in Melbourne and Sydney American Seamen in frouvle—The Mutiscers of the ship Tornado dc , 4c. Reitorial Comments on asters of Interest. Lovai News in New York and adjoining Uitiee of Interest aud Lmportanes. ‘A Beport of the Condition of the Cattle Morket—Prices, Supply, 46, do Obituary Moiioes of distinguished and noted Persons re- ently Coccased. ‘A full Report of the Prices of ali kinds of Marketable Pro- duce, carefully corrected each woekk. The Latest InteUigence received up to the time of pudlica- ticn, by tolograpt or otherwise. ‘Toretber with Police Reporte—Thesirisal Mattors—Monsy and Commercial Markete—Marriages and Desths—forming « mass of intarsating, useful aed miscellanoous reading. Terms—Only $28 year; four cents # single copy. To be obtained at the office of the Hana» and of ail news agenia, Dines of Lower California. The urdersigned Director and teore' of the Mining Company of Lower Callfornis, dectare thet it having come ts weir knowledge that the Prefect of La Paz, has, wishout au e Bupreme government, adjudiouled overs anit they, in the m vat formal manner, protest ths! (bey do not recognise or askew py contract which ae eee the righis and property the: poesess ip the mines called San Pedro. Man Joaquin, La Moll oaris. La Soledad, San Nicolas, Banta Gertrudis, «| Nalsmien- to, Gursave, San Alverio, Han Jose, Han Mafsel, Bobelsans, ban Uayetano, La Trinidad, santa Lucia, Sante Teresa, i Jeuxo, Las Apimas, La Comoditad, aitusted tn the peniniuls of Califorvia, mn the districts of Sen Antonio Caccahilas and Las Vira ‘as thoy bave discovered and donoanoed them ‘and executed '® coniract with be government of Mexic>, un- der the administration of Br. Comonfort, which is set forth in an Act executed before ihe Von Juan Francesco Porer de to Mezioo sud we United of ; having im due time applied to the upreme government of Maxioo, fa onder that It may taane ‘be ord: go that our interests may be protected, We bare signed the Grevent ta the ot ‘of Mexico, on the Lat of July, 1868. BRENABDO KLGUER, Direotor. MABO, Becretary. JOAQUIN GAKCIA ¥ A Card.—All Persons who have Gray Hair or hair of bad color are invited to call and consult Doctor GRARDJEAN (consul'ation free), at 34 Chureh street, corner of Barclsy. His new ful: gives the hair the natural color de- sired, and may be prodigy of cbemisiry. Geo. Haunders’ Metallic Tablet Razer Strop. the genuine article, has never been: for produc- ity ‘posaib's odge to a razor. For eklety J.43. SAUNDERS, NO.7 Astor House. Cyrus W. Field. or doPer BRADI fulery, S09 Cyrus W. F oa exhibition Broadway, over Thompson's saloon. on uerreoty, ic ‘nade of the city and “4 te; 1; Iande se country, Sian 0 Senta by HOL Mn, 29 Brosdway. emirts for the Million, all elzes, Retalled at wholesale prices, at McLAUGHLIN'S, corner of Murray and Greenwich streets. fo tue “Militon” and the “Millionaire,” The “BALMOKAL BOUQUET” recommended as ibe most exquisie perfume ever im- ‘Bold at all tne principal drug stores. 409 Broadway.—Shirts, collars and gentlemen's furnishing goods retailed st ‘wholesale prices. Pu Stine Purta.—Iovotces of Parte Soft Hats just received. RHINALDO M. WATRAS, Importer, Extract of Eider Flewers, for bee mince!) neous ad rertisemenis. a casas . DUPOY, agent, 609 Broadway. k Institute.—K lastic Stock= eo ea Removal.—_Dr. Johnson Rabinean, Phya- cian, 63 West Twenty @fth street, near wixth avenue, Hours at home, from 2 lo Sand 7 0 OP M. ‘Trassana ings, female supporters Scusrxy—Mclyrree.—At tho Chareh of our Saviour, on Tuesday morning, August 10, by Rev. BU. 0. Parker, Caanias ScumrKy, of Philadelphia, first officer of the brig Caroline b. Kelly, to Many Jame Molerraa, of county tyrone, ireland, Laoxann—Pincan.—In this city, on Saturday, July 17, 1868, by the Rev. 5. H. Westen, Bamom. H. Laomann to beast J, daughter of the late Samuel Parker. Ail of Me, on Thursday, tH. Ley daughter of Deacon Ed: Drea. Aan. —On Tuesday, Acgust 10, Sanau Fravoms, young- est child of Rober 3. abd Sarah (. Allen, aged 9 months and 7 days. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are rospectfully (nv ted to attend the funeral, this (Wedaceday) aiternoon, two o'clock, {rom 280 West Forty fourth street, to the apgual, ‘They are conanting BY mS adove, Light ‘aod peace at once deriving, ‘rem ine hana of God most high, In hia glorious preeence living, They suail never, wever die. Beaas. —On Tuesday moroing, August 10, of consump- tun, Mantua Brenan. ‘The friends of she family and of ber brother, Geo. 8. Breppan, are respectiuily invwec to atiend tne funeral, (rom tne residence of her mother, 206 south Fourth Williamsburg, this day (Wednesday,) at ton farther notice. o'clock without ; Da¥.—On Tuesday, Augua 10, suddenty, Coma Bvaaty, only cbild of Nathanioi and hizelo Day, aged 2 years, month and $ days. The friends of tho family aro invited to attond the fa- peral, from their rasidence, 98 Bank street, tnis (Wednes. For.—In Brookiyn, & Rounet W., eldest con of Joba ‘Hignymey. om Monoay, A’ i 3 : i i wo ; : iz i a E Lj i F i i ss ii ae i? t ee i 382 i i fer i without further invitation is late remidercs, 243 Spe RUG, bogued z j Bedford, Westohester county, N. ¥., en sermeperenne, Angen , Laww Paswmn, in the TTth ‘The friends of the family, and those of his son, Frsacts A. Palmer, of this city, are reepecitully invited w attend ‘the |, from bis tate residence, on Thursday, August 12, at bwo o'clock P.M. —at Newtown, LL, om Monday, August 9, Mies Canmore Prox aged 57 yoars. The relatives and friends of the (amily are iavite’ te attend the funeral, this (W:duesday) aferncon, at balf- | jt two o'clock, on the lower road, pear Malden } , Newtown, L. I., without further notice | Quin, —On Monday, August 9, Dr. Cianime A. Qot, aged { Hf FE 32 years, @ pative of Armagh, Ireland The fuoeral will take piace this day (Wednesday,) & (en o’clock, from his late residence, 52 Barrow atroet. | Stra. —On Monday New York Hussars, Atlas No 1, of eked oe notioe. Surra —At Brookiya, De Wrer W , infant son of Josiah 7. and Cyninia K smith egea 8 months. friends of the family are respsorfully invited to at- tend the funeral, from 156 Fsehington street, at three chock, this (Weduew ay} afternoon. Poughkeepsie papors please cony. Surrn.—On Tuesday, August 30, afer « short Manaarat, roitot of the lare Fliiam 0 Smith, in the 7 yoar of her ege. Tne relatives and friends of the family are rea) tovited to attend the furerai, this (Wedaraday) @t two o’clock, from her residencs, 60 Her remaite will be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for ta- terment. Taacey.—On Tuesday, August 10, of consumption, Pag- rare tho reales aad frends of tue family ‘J ives an of the invited to attend the fuperal, this op ee ‘at two o’cicck, from bis late residence, 109 Sheriff street. Winresina.—Os Monday, August 9, of consumptica, Mary Winrsupn, aged 68 yours and 29 The friends and acquain ances of the family are re- specttully invitec to attend the funeral, from the real- dence of her eon in-law, Wm. Reynolds, 114 Temh ave- Bus, this (Wednesday) afternoon, at twe o’clook, fu invitation, Her remaina will be taken to Greem- w MISCKLLANKOUS. TTENTION. AV” Winera and others proceeding to Fraser river show call at he tportemen’s depot and examaine the stock of ‘Golt's revolvers. Deano & Adama’ revolvers. As well as ail other kinds of pistols with tho Iatest tmpreve- ons at wholeele B. J, UAT & BRO, 2 Broadway. S38 ONLY FOR Gosm sole water pret T DAILEY & CO.'B. Preach china—sn plain white & compete senortment of dinner, seta, Call and see the prices. and deseert, ton and 631 and 633 Broadway. T DAILRY & CO.’ Patent ice pi'chers —Piain Britannia $4 50; silver plated Broaiwag. do , $8 25; will Keep tn all day. 651 aad 663 T DAILBY & CO.'s, 631 and 633 Broadway, may be found everything ia the SILVER corver Duase street. (Soxsourrion GDR, YAN ALENS GREAT REMEDY, daore Sem Fweina siret, Beat by express to all parts of eo ORNS, BUNIONS, NAILS PRNETRATI ORE eruasted whhout pala, so ter tne boot can ‘be ‘worn immediately can be after the the least insom- ORNIOES, PINS & BANDA.” received ax invoice of brass shee banda, sil new and made expresnly for’ the tall trade, for sale al prices much below the uanal mark SOLOMON & Hake, ALITY WILL GIVE YOU NER- e fear of death from your mind, aad Do not despair, but give it « trial. 9 Broadway, Seat toaay kerb AIRBANKS’ SCALES THE LEGAL STANDARD. More (baa vne buadred different modifications are sow made, suited to the wanta:f BALLBOAD Courant, Sth, DEALERS, ‘3, MANUFACTURERS, ‘Aad all others who require a - pu AND ACCURATE scaue. AIRBANKS & CO., 139 Broadway. ODFREY'® EXTRACT OF ELDER FLOWERS Gtening ote ATT? LIFE Ly ty MOST CERTAIN AND Serotuls, known remedy for Gow. F LIFE B. is daily curing the worst Ld Byspsovin Anions ‘Pie, Liver sade Kine? compen Conad pation of the PPE Bio moras seme Now York. 18 conte Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs HAYRS, No. 176 Fulton streat, ‘UST OVT—LATERT PATENT—NOW BEADT. BABTHOLS'S new family cheap! durabilit For OOCUST MOUNTAIN COAL, AT $4 50 PER TOm—DIB- charging (hia d0y 0 boat Iva of gomaine Lowust iain comi, stove and ogy sine. whien will be de irored, a above low Fy and 265 TRUSLOW'S, 6 rice Apply = "8, jail, 200 Cher- TO SUBSCRIBE TO S@HOLU WOR: S—NEW SERIE®, VOL. 1, NO.L number, SikaKns IMPROVED SEWING MACUINE FOR ALL rman .— To ascertain (he immense oa erority neoneeary tn EPRRy oamstey ures or mechanic wie uaey Own toad fee's eh fnformaticn on the “4 BINORR & CO. Na 6 , New Yor. Gresnwe 6 mARviN'e MASDER SAFE, ”” Bewder and Burgiar Proof have Deen im use fer sevenicon oo“ and not . “Fortale st TNORR TM IMPROTRD HEMMING GUAGRS —ANT OF wiotne (Po EN Tae ton TANG PaROUOT TUR ARAB arduous tas betbug, roach and flea thas toil! "aim dust from Lyow's anak, et hue } tepiied ne i) bate ae tact couse the ba S0'ary up Vat goren i's ghey OO pee tee ‘ae we Tiles PAVENT GALAMANDRA BAPE omma’ PROOF "SA