The New York Herald Newspaper, August 12, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, AUGUST 12, 1858. Weert; Clerke, of the Supreme Court; Daly and Hilton, of the Common Pleas; and ex-Judges Bronson, Mitchell, Og- @en, Edwards, Emmet, Peabody, Whiting and Green. EX-Chief Justice Broxsoy called the meeting to order, ‘and moved that Judge Bosworth, now the senier and pre- ‘ending yostice of this court, do take the chair; which was enrried. @o Motion of Mr. Jas T. Brapy, Judges Hoffman, Slosson, Woodrut!, Pierrepoint, Batts (of the United Statee Court,) @rerke and Daly were appointed vice presidents. On motion of Mr. Stovamtox, Mesars. Benj. D. Silliman ané Francis B. Dykers, were requested to act as secre: saries. Jodge Bosworrs then rose, and in # tremulous voice, ane evidently isboring under deep emotion, spoke as fol- sows — My Brrvinen op rm Bar axp Geyrismes—t feel entirely moompetent to ‘thing on the present occasion; it tn Seed sae wall of usvand peculiarly #0 to myself and to ethers comrt, and yt Et > litical grounds. Al pI 8 makipg Lomipations, for each party to select candidates holding the political principles they cherish, yet it was his view that judges could not add to tne dignity of their office, or to their claims to personal confidence and respect, by ‘mdustrious, or labored longer, or more faithfully Be was #0 constituted that he could not be inactive. He reed much, and probably uo juige in the State read more promptly or with more care, elementary treatiee, aud every volume of reports, from time to time, and as they were issaed from the press. Even after the casualty which fractured nis right leg, early in January last, and for many long weeks confined him in a fixed posture to his bed, he was « constant read er. As soon as be could eit up in his bed, and before he could be taken from it, he commenced the jon of the cases for the sixth volume o judicial opinions exce) his own in clearness, fulness of iliustration, in beauty of style, in the vigor ‘of their logic, or in the richness or variety of learning by which they are si ‘ed. However strong may have been the impres:ions bad formed on the argument of a cause, as the statement and argument of it it, if it so bappened that these imy ons had im the abeence from the mind any fact which should jostty affect the result, no one more readily than bimeeif gave it ite just effect, when to his mind er re- Cailed to bis attention, and yielded s9 much of jas convictions as the truth and law of the case required. But when his conclusions were deliberately formed upon B consideration O° all the facts and a careful examination of the law, they were, as all would expect the concla- sions of & man of strong mind and great learning would be, so fixed as mot to be easily shaken. He had another mental habit. | will not say it ie peca- Mar, but it is not common, certainly not in the degree that characterized him. He rarely, if ever, atempted to write an opinion until his examination of a case, end of the authorities bearing upon it, had been fully made and completed. The mental was pursued until no new thoughts were Likely to oecur from further refiection, be- fore he began to write. Writing was not to bim an aid or sesistant in the comparison of authorities, or in reaching tne legal conclusion, which, together, they tended to es- tablish. Hence most of bis , even when delivered at length, were at the time unwritten. Hence they were delvered with as much precision of language, and in & form nearly, if not quite, as perfect ms be wrote. And when be came to write, ‘it was rare that any page of the whole was disfigured with ‘an alteration or interlinestion. 1 think it would surprise ail who do not already know this fact, to mapect the manuscripts of his longest and most elaborate opinions. Tt is a rare occurrence that a word is obliterated, altered, ‘or intertined. From « regard to bis convenience, our con wultations were generally held at his house; as « neces- mary consequence, thove of his brethren who have been feeeociated with him for years, have met him weekly during the whole time, at his own firesi Know bow cordial and affectionate were the reit ‘tween him and each member of hie family, and ty of the bereavement inflicted upon them by bis desth T have seee:. him in health and vigor, ‘BD cheerfainess and hope, and | also saw him in the feebleness of his exaust ed powers, canpot regret that it occarred. bie, but hearing nothing to excite alarm, | visited him at ‘the residence of his son on from previous beaith not Abie to accompiinb as marked resaits, as his abilities, . Would have enabled him to produce. torning pointe of the controversy. He aiways read examined bit cages with care, and was ready to dis- apoly ‘th extraordinary accuracy. img, W Ah & view totheir decision, questions which had been argued before a fail bench, when they wore questions of moment, and there was a coniict of views, it was at times exceedingly \nveresting to listen to the disc of them between himself and hs distinguished aasoowmte, who bas #0 soon followed bim w the grave. The argumen- tation of the one wae as terse and pointed me that of the other was copious and powerful. Hach could astign s@ go07 reasone (or the positions he took, and defeed them with as much ability as any living Judge of ovr day. Fach of them was sgrest aid to the other, fand the experience and learving which the two combised would give str and character t any Court. Bat they, and Sanford, and Paine, all of whom were mem- bers of the Court on the first of January, 1852, will be seen or Bo more in the land o: the firing. In recurring to this succession of -ad evente, and yielding to the emotions with which the most recent of them al! op- presses us, it ie Know that the Inst yours of our distingumbed SFanur wore years of happiness to hiss and to his family. and of usefalness to the public as well profession, and of sig0ai service to the Court of ‘war ® member. F pd was clear, active je foun Ma tne. oft to which be bad t ing the dues oe, to wr peen twice » suffrages of the people, and to the gratifoa tee a "ine ber 1 do not believe that partiaity or that fear or me, or ihe appre beanon consequences persons! to bimesif, ever ex orcmed be ang his deliberations, or for hie judgment. denture in perform f i é i g v4 + Hl i ! TT r t i f t gg anu ia F i EE 5 ih i t i i ni : fF | i Hf one of i i Hi sf gs oF atte E a 8 Burigr referred to ‘and their joint ia. statutes of Duer was not ovly the head, master spirit. He dwelt at some studies of the deceased, which were classics and litera- 225 ri 5 : z : if 5 5 & 8 TT Fine eft ei! E & 5 i ? Ur fan Eo #] HA aH bey it i ge & 5 i 3 I H i | i H fi iz il H i 5 ~ E Fe ag pe i 3° He Fe fs FE fl ts id ; sf a2 53 iyi “| i E But a remain ere we must leave this chamber, which seems full of the presence of John Duer, radiant yet with great learning and his be: countenance — & few moments must elapse ere we leave this cham- jtand, in so much of sorrow as becomes the time, over hie honored grave; and I hope no one will be offended if, of these few momenis, | appropriate a share in bearing to his memory a tribute, not of learning, not of oratory— Dut of affection. I hope no one will sorrow if tomy humbie capacity bas been assigned the duty, pleasura- bie in some degree, but painful beyond its pleasare, of speaking in such terms as | think he deserves of one whom all my cotemporaries at the bar ought to be proud to bave foved and to remember by the dear name of father. Only a few moons have waned, Mr. President. since we were grieve over the reject, called the “old Chiet.”” It was, sir, x proud titie ai this Dar, and yet how richly deserved. Chief he was, Chief be deserved to be, and Chief he would be in any Vbeatre, at any forum, where the mightiest intellects con- tended for honorable triumph. But he is gone, gone afver ‘a long and vseful life, and we may no longer justly re pine that he is laid in his ‘ narrow place of reat. After life's fiful fever, he sleeps well. | proceeded thither. That bereavement, Mr. President and gentlemen, bad With itan attendimg consolation. For the Cnief who de parted, a worthy successor remained, A place that could not lovg continue vacant, without direct injury to tae com- munity, received the services and the lustre of him, the rays of whose bright intelligence are no longer to visit us exept in the “gladsome lights of jurisprudence,” reflected from the great memorials of his genius, his in- dustry and his merit’ And I hope, turning from you, learned Jadges, to my brethren of the Bar, that it may not be considered out of taste or yoy as! know it is not undeserved, for me to say even in thie new ca iamity there ie promise of an alleviation that cives us the brightest hopes. Mr. President, and brethren of the bar —death has so frequently fallen our ranks, of late, that it bas become more familiar life iweelf. And yet there is no one who reflects, that can {nil to appreciate the appalling character of that/circumstance which re- moves from earth the good, the learned, the useful. the wise. Al! of us recollect the familiar language of the Latin writer, alwaye trite in the reference, but ever fresh in its lesson — “Pallida mors aquo puleat pede pauperum tavern: Re- gumque turres.’ There #, Mr. President, a sublime dignity in death, from which we might not be eo eager to shrink if we gave to the soul and its noble ae ae ‘that mastery over the meaner instincts of our nature, ¢ common instincts of our nature, which sway too largely destiny of man. And that dignity never appears more gracefal than when it descends \ipon the grave of him who, after « and useful life, with the staf! of unwavering bope in bis band, goes out into the future, and, having himself been ga on earth, stands in the presence of that other Judge w! will rectify all the errors which vice, mistake or ignorance may have introduced into mortal tribunals. And thus we see the deceased go from us. Thus we bebold him truth- ful, confident, courageous, venturing out into that unknown world where we are at lil wo that such merit as his will find the reward to which it seems #0 eminently en- titled. Speaking in humble and inadequate phrase for cotemporaries of mine by whom I see myself surrounded, l atk the privilege of recalling the pleasant days when, in the grand and spacious old room o( tle superior Court, we were wont to meet together in those delightful asso- ciations whieh the meanness of & vulgar government has mace the acquaintance Thomas J other stalwart, nobie old chief, the Eidow of bis time—of Ogden Hofman, Tallmadge, d, Vanderpoel, Em ‘met, and last, not least, of him whose jots we are called hereto mourn. Ab, how many of those Jedgeshave been called away’ And ab, how uy the ranks of the profes. 100 demands bave made! The sea as well ag the earth SN ee Se little band which «lustered , full of the sense of duty, striving (or rank and position thas [or wealth—how bas !t been thinned by the ‘of the great destroyer! There are others, however, remaining. As to some of them, we see their heads whitened with the snows of forward with the deserved pre-eminence years of diligent tol). Behind them nd, pusting forward w th'an energy thet " with an them to the high positions (hey are deatived to band of companions who, while im the arduous labors of his pro 1 etudy with unwavering coustamcy the pecu the Judges before whom he is destined tc I have always endeavored to discover in w the merit of the Judge actually consisted, and | bi reached one result which, | bave no ger to be the common experience of ren—that respect for a Judge is always 1 bie trom affection. | know it is the province the practice, and! claim it is the duty of the bar freely to criticise the action of the judiciary. Slavieh and usciess would that bar be which ever to exercise this high power and | am well aware that some of my breth ren have, more than once in my a of the vVenerabie deceased that there was in his |udicial manner impatience and wilfalness, and that he was opinionated ‘There never was a greater mistake, as we are admonished to say by the testimony of our presiding officer. | never could suppose that the amiable and accompiimhed gence. man woud sustain that character on thao off the bench. ‘It was, indeed, the habit of his mind to seize rapidiy on for hie contemp'ation. He waa Of genius in the loftiest sense that cao be attriboted to unat mysterious and inexplicable word. He was @ man of genius, aod the spirit of the aivocate which had been lighted up by that genius in his early profes sional career never quitted him. even on tbe bench, and it would be flattery to say that thi was not one of his characteriation. But he was the bigh sdvoca‘e of right, of of justice. It i true that when a case was brought before the bencn to be discussed where was advanced even one thought tha, seemed be the pre cursor of error coming to cloud or confuse the judicial mina. Itia It could give back pon remained stilt the dismond—brilliant in integrity with of color capacity to diffuse more light than it He is gone. To all that was he of hi mont in the results of bie and Ubey stand present to our intellectaal vision, all over with the isetre vend tp tan character. Mr. President nbd brethren, | would (pel Want 1 wes doing B- tome jnatice to yeu, boyy to myself, iil iiss ist iy i f H ii i F [ “i Ht til & ; E 3 | Ht k i £ 5 £ iF if i H E 4 Hf i Lt ees 58 5 £ i tr aH : i Ege ig is z i si i ; i Hf ul ut Hel HI i H 2 F had E Ph i 58 : Fi ig HI i 2g fs z i i Er ye § f i iJ f i i ‘The resolutions were then put and carried without dis- sent, after which Judge Bronson moved that the meeting adjourn to attend the funeral. The motion was carried, THE FUNERAL. The funeral ceremon ee were announced to take place ay Trinity churoh at 2 o’clock P, M., amd immedistely after the meeting most of the members of the bench and bar At the time of the commencement of the ceremonies the attendance was not large, though ‘among those present were many of our most distinguished citizens. Shortly after two o’clock the processi erged frot the vestry room in the folowing order: ” ms The Sexton. Officiating Clergymen—Rev. Mr. Monte ery, of the Church of the Ascension,and Rey. Ogilby, of Trinity Church. PALL MRAREE Murray Hofiman, G aC. Verplanck, Sr fig i ib, ge B, F. Butler, Judge Edwards, Indge Daly. ves. Friends of the family. Proceeding down the centre aisle to the vestibule, the body was met azd taken to the front of the chancel. The coffin was of mahogany, mounted with silver nails and silver handles, and the piate bore the following inscrip- ee Boacerorocesarereeeeees 3 Born Oct. 7, 1782. Died August 8, 1868. AOOL LL LELE LENE LEE TELE DONIC LEE: _ Following the mournful cortege the audience took seats in the pews, and the so’emn Episcopal service was per. formed— Rev. Mesers. baay eyed and iby The body was interred in — ‘west corner of the church, and was followed to the grave yy pearly al) of those in attendance, as a last testimonial respect to departed worth. : SaaS Leeann FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Wapngspay, August 11—6 P.M. ‘The only feature in the stock market is an entire absence of outside support, together with an indis- position to operate onthe part of speculators in the street. At the early session this morning there was @ general desire to sell, and a considerable decline in prices was established. New York Central opened at 78}, and closed at 78 for the opening of the books, a decline of 4 per cent from yesterday’s closing price. Reading also declined 1 per cent, closing at 474. A limited amount of transactions was made in Erie, which opened at 16j and closed with sales at 163. Western railroad shares sympathized with the general market,as follows:—Chiecago and Rock Island fell off j, with sales of 1,000 shares at the decline; Cleveland and Toledo, }; Galena and Chicago, 3; Michigan Southern, j, and do. preferred, j. There was asale of New Jersey Railroad at 127}. State stocks were in moderate demand, with but little va- riation in prices. In railroad bonds the business was small but well distributed. Hudson second mortgage sold at 89, and the thirds at 674; Erie convertibles of 187] at 30; La Crosse and Milwaukie land grants sold to the extent of $38,000, opening at 22¢ and closing at 22]. Wealso note sales of Michigan Southern second mortgage at 50; Hannibal and St. Joseph bonds at 60; Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac land grants at 22j, and Milwaukie and Mississippi second mortgage 10's, at 65. The last named isa decline of three per cent from the latest transac- tions. The transactions in bank shares and miscel- laneous stocks were very limited; the most important being a sale of 300 Delaware and Hudson at 98 j, seller 60. Pacific Mail Steamship Company declined to 834. It was decided today by the Board of Brokers that all sales of the new government loan shall be made with interest to the buyer from Ist January, 1859. The loan was entered upon the books of the Board, and will be called regularly in future. The nominal] quotation for it this afternoon was 103} a 105, but there were no sales. At the second board the market opened at a stil! farther decline on this morning's prices, but rallied again and closed steady. The amount of transac- tions was very limited, being chiefly in New York Centra) and Chicago and Rock Island, each of which closes at about 4 per cent lower than at first board. The closing prices of the day, as reported by Messrs, Groesbeck & Hoyt, were—New York Central, 77/: Erie, 16{; Hudson River, 277; Harlem, 104; Read. ing, 467; Michigan Central, 5%); Michigan Southern, 21); Panama, 1134; Mlinois Central, 724; lena and Chicago, 834 Cleveland and Toledo, 34); Chicago and Rock Island, 74]; and Milwaukie and Mississippi, 154. In bonds we note sales of $20,000 La Crosse and Milwaukie land grants at 22, and $2,000 Illinois Central 7's at 88). ‘The business of the Sub-Treasury for the day is as follows : +0 $1,041,724 61 309,021 50 9,628,602 65 m customs | and $1 481 615 on account of the new government loan which, including yesterday's payments, make alto” gether $4,444,615, or nearly one-half, already paid up on this loan, The exchanges of the banks at the Clearing House today were $14,476,351 19, and the balances $960, 232 85. The Metropolitau Bank certificates remain at $3,000, where they have stood for some time. Stock Exchange. New Youk, August 11, 1868. 2500 Cio 68, 60... 101 900 aba Erie RR. 16% 10000 Virginia ®’s.... 923% 400 do... 1635 1690 N Carolina % DU Hodson Riv RR. 2 % “ < 26 Stonington RR.260 100 Reading RR..... 100 do Ps BRSSSSEeoeeess SRK SR 100 MichSoAKNIRR #10, a 8 3s oe 80 pref stk 50 Iilinols Cen RR... 60 Gal & Chie RR 100 do... 080 aseue 22% «60 do 46 100 Clev & Tot 300 do... do. y im 12 she Bk of America pen “p80 7 00 do. BIO 7 100 Mil & Mist RR. b90 190 do. ve 16 Wiscceuss 24 New Jersey RR. BOARD. $2000 Miesouri 6's... 8536 _ 50sbs NYCenRR. 2000 Brook’n City 6's 7 160 Mich3&N' RR oo 20060 LaOrkMil igbs 22 50 —do.pref, 580 2000 Ii! Con RR bde. 884 200 do .....b00 € she Dei&H Can Co 995; 60 Mich Central RR. 59 100 Gal AGhie RR... 83 2 do. cone 860 Clev & Toledo RR 34 200 Reading RR... .000 100 GO. ose sees 600 N Y Con RR. . 00 208 NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. ‘Waoweepay, August 11. 1868. BEEF CATTLE. ‘The dey opened very euspiciousty, and brought buichere out en masse, eupecially dealers in first class cattle. There prevailed @ good steady demand for this description of pas , Emerton; F A Palmer, Johnadu, and Union, Skil. Cronpranr, July 1! Wren: Guanaven July ig adie, Merri, Port of New Yoak, August 11, 1858, wGtationtzrowx, July 28—drr schr Petrel, Clow, Piatouy Musinogy, July 23—Arr Bem Bolt, Lering, NOrieans. for cattle, and prices ranged about the same as last weeh’adur- | Siesmehtp Vigo (Br), MoG: Liverpool—J @ Dale. Cropstadt, ing the whole of the forenoon, but towards nigh: the de- Bip douphine, aisrook, Soo Lada. 4 | hixummmns, Aug No.Am veael in port, Bid July 90 mand abated and prices came down a peg. The recetpts | El! Foocaow, May 3i—In port dark . were compored chiefly of ordinary cattle, many of which Bip O'fiyes Ougay adding. Was _ | ond‘for London. No veabel ‘was oa the berthfor tbo Ushed were young strippers—heifers of about four hundred Eup 9 ¥ Paton rite. 4. July 15-804 Arzao. Venas, Octie, = rere wes! Brae Lt. Sista See limited. They brought from 6%Xc. a 73<c., or about an Bark Restless, Lothrop, from Gibraltar ave a whieh ‘wind waa EES. i ¥ Tee PEELE Hi fer last week's receipts. It will be seen by reference to the Oliver, Ci the guano islands, tabie below that the receipts haye boon much heavier Fan Roe’ Bt ‘algiigom July ~in pon bark bherwood, Hawson, Lig or to apkas, June 22In port shine Gertrude, Hallett, andl Carroll, Portiands ‘4 Co, Maxis, aay Soin port ships: Wizard, Woodside, from New‘#iaven—' a Bloop Pointer, Fowler, Providence—Master. e7guey. Hie W, ogr 28, rived (0 juillet ots = reat Beta any, Linen a sigrprs hohe ad Seka Gane afi . a 5 . at r or menuoned strippers made u ure wengort i Kishore fevigy “Rape: | before reporied ange Dolph, Hoyt, Singapore; lous pon MO ae ae a eee earths Meuery at fas | _ Macao, June Port ships Arradia, Sherman, frou be better to hurry im © Oneal roe seat La for them what they could thaa to Btoamship St Louis, Hudson, Aspinwall, Aug, in ballast, | Maioht0 do; Orval py ge wieip cn cniy ve eontemen ® Bromus, Sul 7 wie mdee | Size, Botatord, de. a ve poo = dr several ares pees, a tag eae ue yr ky wi pec from present appearances the ee Deere. ? Papane, May 18—In Forbes, lard, from most rational. using the past master, Sup ae sige So taaa on’ 4s is Ponang, 0 lend for Becogs bevhe Sart, Caner Gone Pekar es have been of a good w quality, oo aw ‘sebools of whale Pace aos then load for do; Aurora (Sw), from Bi ‘to load for Boston. week to woek, compoeed of good to prime callie, with « | No date, at 450, ion ah 30 mew One Joeberen, one 180 feet | FORMED YAY: Mi July 21—Are bark Fidelis Fanning, ve small number of poor cattle, amd nope, compara- Bah eleoe quantity of Said oe; July 31. Cape bearing | ‘Queenstows, July 23—Arr Lanerk, Upton, Uvely, as poor es the greater portion of to-day’s offerings. jo haan: oes, wihan American tm- | QU=nN a pton, Vardenas via There prevailed @ very demand at Bergen Hill om | }01/ Cys ay Cy hy ad Aug 6—Arr bark Elbe, Boll, NYork. Monday, when not far from four hundred head changed | Tane\Gtere, nad Ber ‘opgallamtimast down abip apparently (coor, May Z2—In port ship Huntress, Caldwell, for hands at prices corresponding to those at Ailerton’s to-day. | rate N and B winds most of the ‘with smooth sea. England, We quote ‘im the New York market to-day about | “brig MP Rich (of Tremont), Memes, Bagua Is days, with |, SiNGAFORE, June 16—In port ships David Brown, Bebm, Xe. port. ower than at weak, nt here | ogee io maser Sree TaN os eee Rees cre Seed, ees were s, Mage Benmer ae ee 90 Bat as ©. do- | | Brig Marthe Jane (By), Corbit, Windsor, NB, 25 days, with | oct, steamer F de Norzagary, from NYork, for Méalls mand having somewhat abated during the later hours, | P'S: ?ciuras (Br), Howard, Windsor, NB, 8 days, with | ter making somerepaire. sales could not be effected save at a slight decline, plaster, to master, - ‘Arr at do 8th barks Palmetto, Kenney, Rangoon ald which the market closed, with quite a number left over ‘Lotus (of Trenton), Clark, Sathurst, WCA, July 6, with fof Obina); no date, ship Winged Bacer, Raster brook, ‘unsold, but which it was thought would meet with ready | peanuts, to master. July 26, Jat 27 16 N, lon 61 06, spoke schr Bat yeseonted foe Roar Kong. ‘Sid llth, bark Atiag, sale at the reduced rates during the latter part of the week. | Beloto, Bence for Ponce, PR: Aug 4, lat $7, lon 67, paased abip | Jett, Mong Kong. 4 a... wus Hong Kong, The market at %s was moderaiely Lively, and | Bappahennock, of New York, bound Hast with | Suman, duly 8—arr Marths Worthington, Center, Inst week's prices were fully maintained. ny eee eh ocean ee wef Boston Olive, Galiagha, Wimingion, NC. . At Chamberlio’s there prevailed a very good demand, | for a York. - Br Jou. NB, Aug 6—Arr ship Dunean, Ope and sales were effected at from 7c. to 9c., with very few eee . Tuttle mg! New. Haven), Denton, Eleuthera, 9 Bh inl hia Cla = fd oe ina, OBrien pr Eh forty-three head, all of which Ache Pertvian (Br), Ouihouse, Windsor, NB, 8 days, with Blake. Liverpool, gi dourne, Rdwards, do. Caliiope, Goodwin, NYork. Pixebr Walter Raleigh, Tuttill, Savannah, 8 da with cotton, la Ti sobr J'¥ Carver, Lun ‘pedoes. ~ ‘Wuaxroa, June 4—In port ships Judith. Brown, from Cal- The total receipts at all the yards for the week, last ‘te DC Murray. week, and corresponding period last , were avis. Wikminj NO, cutta via Kong, unc; 6es Serpent, Waiunore, and Bte- follows:— hae tie ae tes fer Yai Nee eer scaye. phen Glover, Maibos, une; Argonaut, Norton, for Feo chow= ted s. Chamberiin’'s. O'Brisn’s, | Bee Thos Marto, Whissray Virginia, 8 aaye Wincbel uno. i! usec ‘This wook,.8,008 ‘J $3 | gear Won Henry, Sharrote, ‘Siew Teen @reamamr Niagana, 47 HAusvax—Tarrcearme ) Last week. .2,625 128 27) Behr F Dole, Machias. - Arr from NYork May 4, Quickstep, in the buraive of Sunda; Aug.12,1867.2,211 58 a 4 | ECR eiPaise wiseien Foruand, Me, $ cays. June David Brown, at Bamarang: July 26, Jobanna Riise, ‘The prices to.day were as follows:— Sioop Rhode Iaiand acon oo nodule “Arr {rom Hoston May 18, Bir <---> at Penang. WEEP CATTLR, NYork July 23, J H Elio: Flussing; bh First quality $8 50 a 875 | , Ship Robin Hocd. arrived yesterday, passed Anjier May 7, | trom Sunderland; 200, me, trom shtelde. ; Gesa 825 a 8.50 | Se eoposed of Now Yor, fell from the mania yard | Bld for Bowlon Jame 12, Eades, from Bamarsage duly 27 720 & 800) ondeck, Agd waa so cverely injured that bo d EB dest | sane oe eee + July 37. }wo hours. a BAILED. The Col Cook, from Li fe + into $50 00 a 60.00 | Steamship Roanoke, Norfolk, &c. townon the 30th July, wilh hose of foreanast’ docks amGpe, hes Basen ALEXANDRIA, Ai Serie Winslow, Fall A 29 00% 25 00 | no Brisah sleamaip Fura, Oapt Mode, nailed on Tuseday | Birds Wear nage Moors tage iba, Belch: Pentonds be Brit rar, Ompt e, on jeaver; ate, 5c. & 666. | afternoon for Liverpool with seventeen pastengers and $150,- and Joseph F eee ee ee Sis. & GHC | O00 in apecte. 7 7 i, Aug Were geamer Oy of How York, Howete & d3cc. | g,Smt” Yonicx, hence at San Francisco, was off the Cape 27 5 Adeline. a here April 26, Nathaniel True, seaman, of Yarmouth,{Me, fellover. beepers Mary 1b. Montgomery, New York = a 600 the ; 8 life buoy was thrown to him, and | sehrs® Amesb > Gomramows, DG: | Ann. & 4 25 | theship put about, but did not succeed in finding him; May 21, | Jenes, and 8 N Smith, Philsdelphis. Via Quarantine, 10 Si Sek eaten tt oa teres ee ets Suir Stan ov tux Union, hence at San Francisco, was 57 | GearScine, “Uid bark taeha ity, Mewean Galveston; schra a 530, | daysto Cape Horn. with ‘very beary gales; experienced & | UM grout, Cole, 7 8B iteeves, shaw, Rockport to ‘white squall, which blew very violently for a short time. On i eae & bye. load for Petersburg, Va. ¥ ald, wind chip the niga of April 25m 8 gale, while furing the upper main; | Jas itedeld, Orotimbo, bark Welle, ahd brig ‘wites Frederick Lightworke fell from the yard overboard | Femain at anchor in Namtaaket Roads’ Ship M: weet The market has been moderately active during the past ‘and was lost. Fi in, Lighiboue Channel, returned to" Naniaaket Ronda. week, several = large orders having come in Snir Ricearp Busteep, at San Francisco from Boston. on | Skip John & Albert is in it Roads Ship Smily Gard- Long ‘Island. farmers along the line of the Long | the 25th of March, waa struck bya white squall, which hove | ner, Limeburner, from Philadelphia for Bt Joka, NB, was im Island Railroad have commenced the business in right | the ship on ber beam ends, lost suit of sails, shipped a heavy the Bay. enterday. ‘earneat,and many of them are purchasing largely, in view | 8¢® stove cabin. Bal’ ORE, Ang 10-—Awy, steamer, Joe Watney, Movety of a rapid increase in the demand for pure country milk | | Breurx Smr H vox Gacsns, Reimers, trom New Or- re ere ern geiiy a ete py from ot Island, There baying been found so many | leansJul: 13 for Beeman. jae below = inet in 7 5 ae thes will milk marked county milk,” &0.. | fever: snd’? passengers now sick. Thc above’ ia he ‘vessel from NOrleans, Cid ship Missisaippl, al~ &e., that people look: with suspicion on every such Wagon; | before prntel nn poy oy “Hinneh, gene A Log ee. Jone, priga O ee ee tae Long Island. ‘PBR Ouaos, Rennell, from London for Kurracbee, pettate jelia, any DY indics.echre 2 ormeny Vaal vas. ‘ortamou! uw leak. juena Viste, Linnell, San Francisco; Mary At= ‘The demand for good veals continues uninterrupted,and |" jinx se, Baurze. Hall, from eauaiea See ene enn ne eae holders are frm at Se. some asking more, but rarely | fore reported), remained ashore at Gibraltar on 1%b ult, with Aug brig Ormus, Saker, Philadel] obtaining it. The was pretty all —— Soup test water tm her bold. Ere amps had been, used i) apoleoe, Poh, Emily, Gorham, N York; 5 endeavor ee a ithout been Collins, edn rg ys seem atte tritie above | seid, sad lt wassupposed she would be condemued, but the uly 29Arr bark San Jasinto, Stevens, Bos fancy veals were sold during 7c., but as they were so very much fatter than the ave- i al schra William rage Tan of veals, did not influence the market in the | , BaRx Tosco. Claussen, of and for Ralem, sailed, from Zanzi Oe Be Scie paller Pulesstpian for Tet. "The greter portion of vals ® | beeen 4, bees sabpep on. restate south ate ot oe Bianca Code Fuego Bens and the upper part of this State, and seven eighth of them nae chupeliy' et biden, soll dea, Bers | & elsey;, 2 mndlcot, | coda; Warren yt bro << by ETL which jf wyeed _ portion of which were saved. Give han Bhs Ling a —— Smith; Thomas | gist rion’s Washington Drove Yard, which joins the rail- 1R1G Gov Brock, Crosby, from Baltimore June 5 for Trini- ‘ ; vg af ay ey Fond, thereby affording greater fucilities than are to be | gat went amore oh one of the Bocas, om ihe haroor, and will | mice Bourse: Bk Weeks, We pat Movenee, Commas + found on any other route. . probably proves total oes. The G i was 190 tons, builtin | geiphia: Nea lewer. Carr, and Hk Kiahop. Booth, 4o for SHEEP AND LAMBS. oi, owned in ‘and uninsured. The cargo, which | New York; J 8 Hewiit, Koss, and Vashti Sharp, Sharp, Salem as J ; for Philadelphia; Caroline W Bolmes, McEi i The market has been subjected to pretty severe fluctu. | Fredy New York. Lewin Clark, Soor, Mingham for do, rid ase a. aldnidges ations during the past two or three im conseqence - Aug 7—Arr bark acadia, Pevdieton, Baltimore for Boston: of the heavy receipts. ‘The market being again well sap- | oil'tna "snd had malumasr sions, ant cveryining aimcsea | Drige Kale Healh, Kelehui, Oardenaa vin New London for plied, prices did not vary ma‘ Inst week's | thereto sarried away. he Was towed to Ni inet to | Poruand; Molapk ja, and japkus, Mitchell; Phoepe A Paige. Lew: Amina, Lewis Alexandria for Boston; Round Pond, We ih ft quotations, and sales were almost wholly withia our incess Louise (Norw), se York: Cobb, Monigome repair. range of quotations. At Browning's the market was mo- cum SPmay, from Philadelphia for Providence, whick ren for 40; Ocean Traveller, Sargent, and Mary r derately active during the greater part of the week, there | ssnore on Fire Island Bar last week, waa safel and | | ; - having boon but trilig fling of tho demana at any | Sretaoty prosecded: 7 we Oe oe | (Zid nakchesien Paddiesela, estaooss fer Boon time since last week. At Chamberlin’s the market was | the fishing schr Nautilus, of Gloncester, ran ox the Bar off % Baulabury, Veazie, Georgetown, LO, for Boston; reported about as last week, with sales at from $2 50 to ‘Jehu H ineria, French, 1 illen. $450. The market clored fiat. Rustee Ue Sod ula abd nas sings hriven over ine bar omi'be’ | TasysarahN smiuhr Saulins a) Dyer, Dogerss Someone Fors etc ery D ¥ e | Tay; unit, ALS Dyer, ; 4 SWINE. Se ig nd Ce he ter ote and Alexander ender, gd, Phueity ‘The supply was moderately large, and the market has | lerasown Oci 4 for po Ea ty a Starlight Fork. Mlizavecbport. Nd, for been mucd the same, with but little deviation from last | heard of. The Molly Stark was originally from Boston (May | do; H Warren, Kondout fer do; aea Kidridge, Lowden, =. > wg ry od fad mo pe og ready | 24, 1867), and put into Queenstown In distress, where re- BJ at, w Jersey ken oat market than slop and prices were of course higher. | psired. " Sales were at our quotations. Re yhelemen, i = be oe oe ee RECAPITULATION. the | from the ki Bea writs Bon bs oll camel eld Iban foe ote | Inn: Olive, Morrison, do for Rasiport, Feanesses, Wooster ¢ total receipts of all stock atall the yards for the | injy). The P left in the Kodiac Sea May 22, bark Baltic, Broa ge py? #0; Mary Anna, Bowen, and Charles Parker, week, last week, since Ist January, and corresponding | gon, NB, 1 whale thisseason; 25th, abips Ralabow, Halsey, co, | Webb, tor Rex! ; Ban Luis, Ketchum, do for Lynas period last year, were as follows:— T whale: George & Susan, Jones, do, clean; Fablus, Smith, do, | Kendrick Fish, Newburyport; ‘Oivia Buxton, Beeves. Cones. Veals. Swine | had struck down 3 whales and lost them-bad sailed for’ ths | Williams do for Augusta: Ida L, Howard, mtabi, 10 327 1si2 — | Arctic Ocean; Erie, Jerns FH, 1 whale—sailed for the | Folly Price, a: , do for Salem; Peru, Phot do for y Ww . Qioiic Coenn; Sem. chips. Edwards, Wood, NB, clean; | Belfast; Elliot, Weaver, do for Amesbury; J J '. 4 ; = | Tshmaroo, Bobineon, FH, clean; barks Neva, Hand, Greco: | Langtail, do for Porvamouth; Judge Tenney, AD 105 = | Pa AEEREN RA EA bank anne, von, tna | Seer taf tore] tes a eens Batons pons F oS we i woe | Cae - x Globe, Tripp, Indian | So rigmouth; Bea) Freakin, Greesial, do tee’ Newbury 182 538 —«13,860 — | _ 8d from do 20th, anip Bmma © Jones, Atlantic Ooaan; barks 4 Bue! 40 for Belfast; Julla & 185 607 12,008 3,680 | Blisha Dunbar, Indian Ocean: Pioneer, do and Pasitic. , Bondout ; Ben) Franklin, Kelley, New " b Sid ‘rom Holmes Hole Aug 9, brig Pavilion, Adama, At- | Rochelle, NY, for Milbridgo; Feesenien, Hooper, fo ie See mas shat | rs Peeve hc Prat Fama | gua etn fener Baas 9 Baro g 5 5 k K 843 | sinoe leavin f 5 ot do, 5 ’ . eaving P; barks o ‘of | Squall, HA Weeks, Revenue, Almira T, Jos i Bea, Fe a eee apie 11,1888.” | Dartmouth, 190 ep; Hyduqpe, Taber, ae inter porte chr | Flower, Hite Miahop, CW Holmen, J 8 Hewets, Vash Bar , 1929" Lambe . a4 | Bawin A Lince, ip ra, 375 ail to Lewin Olark, and F carenden " * . ° . and off do July 4th, barks Sappho, seabury. of MH. oft | , Aus S--Art ship Polynesia, Brower, MBedford for Boston’ Sheep, 2, + 73 | gs iast reported: 6h, Oepray, Stanton, do, 16 #p;"14th."ship peome ss Treat, Port Rwen for 40; Mapzanilla, = Beal Hee of 06, 70) api barks Coogaree, Eldridge, of do, | Philadelphia for Portland; schrs, Julis, Maine, Morton eons report; Laetitia. of do, 270 bbis since | leans via Key West for Boston; A Tirrell, ine Balti; igerins Zombeg, Resliy, Lance, 06 60, sep on Sines leat roport; | Pore raven, fatico, bos Poem,’ Warrant Ainetss, Loge CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. jeard trom March 30 Int Tists, James Arnold, | and Wave, Barratt, ybin for do; Benj Bu‘ler, 7 Wanxmpar, August 16 P.M. | guitean, N'R, hed taken 40 bEit ap oll sieve leaving ies of | and Charicaton, iy ay Gh bp 9 Asies—Smal| sales were made at 6c. for pots and 6), 0. Inland. | Be pe ot L pp? do, . a 1 Eetrerorra.—Flour—The market was active and prices | #8. ap ince, leaving oxi and Kensington, Seton, | Tents ee ote fe 40; Glneebltrar, and, do for Annie? her for choice brands. |The sales embraced Hie wh tae - Rares iar Providence for Machina; yah Zings, Ts ons Joly U1, lat ne ay Chee bel Fisher, of aud from Matta ‘Amina, Kron Princess Louiag, (or poiseit for Pasite Ucoan—no report of ol wronian), Ocean, "anys Mary Codd; lee AY dice bury, BL Lad Sarah N J A 70 thip Ki ‘June 16 for Melbourne, | Henderson, © D Hallock 0 act prmseb acer: fol | Henderson, © 1) Hallock, Suright. a Bidriign, ‘J Boot, BAL 76 m , ta a Bly oie: Charles Parker, fam Luis, Kendrick Fish Olevia % ship Uncowab. , from Hong Kong, | Buxton, Polly Price, Peru, Kiliot, J J a ‘Tenney- Jane 7, lat 31 40, lon Golden'Rod, Sarah Buck, Jylia & Martha, TBuboe and 4 eh, Version, At from Deon By Quews, July 11, | Ben) Butler, yy A A 6% a 7 (Od Dominion, Sampson, from Rarannah for Cadi, In port at 8AM, wind NE, ship Polynesia, beige Round Soe on 400 | MMy 14, Int 41, lon 2" Pond, Token, Keoka, Manzanilia; sche Ab “Groves Point’ fae docts he Crown Potat, Coote, Fowler, John H Harris, Liverty, A J Dyer, J 40 & 4 60 | trom Liverpool for Philadelphia), July 2, 23 miles’ BW ol | pies hes Mork, Henson, Yue Conniinn Sour wan Srmer, With Guten of about 690 beta, A Fraakiin’ (Geosshset.s Beet; alley.) sicesoersies tnnceh mena tere | moet eI me reve Nove sr |B Sia 1 cine Fem Agvet, Wir ‘our £47 81, ¢ H) ¢ |, Com h tions. Rye flour and corn meal were quiet at our quota- | , #hip yregon, Porter, from Amsterdam for XYork, July 22, Ware gees tad Julia, &’ Mary, Yantie, Mary ‘Haley, tions. was active, and prime lots firm, with sales | “nis Venice (not Venus) Whitman, from NYork for Mira | “MONIT Ae etd tore of about 60,000 boahele,tacloding white Oanadian at #1 10 ich An a 1 on ig “ery NEW ORLEANS, Ane E=Arr seamanig Menton Laie oe red Soutnern at $1.90 2.81 35, new | lulu wassegn July 10, tac 8 408100 S020. pa ee Fake do, 8 9 8 red Indiane 4 224 | sa ation pound, Guibrandeos, Renee for Malt, July 14, | | NORFOLK, aig 9—Aer sehrs Daphne (of Bermuda) Pras ~ Wisconsin and Oblo | “park 1) @ Wilson. 22 days Santos for Philadelphia, | Nelow. ny. ; vee at $) Corn was ‘notive with sales | y,,), Tat 10 N lon 45 (not >. Ship H Von Gagern, Reimers, from NOrleans, of about bushels, winch cate! thera tt a Conse, ‘Bray, from Baltimore for Pones, July 28. int Sere vchre Bewty Caato, Howton; Ringe, Deron, at a . Yom 6 TLADRLPBIA, Aug. |i—Are schee Riza, ¥ yf Gi" Soe-taaaes ot Arwen, July outs potatoe Mary Glover Chase, and ones sr Feanved Rey My AI prem mi Travis, Bmith, for NY Aug 15; Robert Center Kelly, Salem; M ‘ Arnold, for do Kept: Polley, lorton, for do last of rp, Balem; ‘ually July; Brig Pang Lincoln, for Rio’ Janeiro soon; ‘to. Tareas oe ere BS ete hehe, Pay. Nore: Aug bark, Union,” Powe Ln q A AY 5 nl wer, Aiar of the W York via Key West, 3, steamehip, ent, i Ker West igus, June 6a port bark do, eo Bet F Rates were steadier, while . | Prasciecs, * hosion:, Bre om wore moaerase, To Li I avout 600, bute, | gBAxexon, June 1--In port hips Windward, Senith, chid for pment Ny : at In. 94., 500 do, at | BorSugh ‘tor ong Komgy John W ‘namverain, from infagham, Lukin; 8 Milles 4 wheat, in bulk, at 4d. soar ii, Tor Phntehae + Had from Singapore 4 i io brie Ji pret, dine ny Farnsworth, Rverett, Windsor. sehr Wy! tnd ‘ork. Lay der, OORLAND. Ave [Arr ght B Beevers sooner, Tae: on | ree Btabl, NY. uly 12—Arr p ships Ocean Tras . lelbourne, Bla Pi oe Snead eed eed Ruck —Pales of about 310 casks were made at 30.0 | Onlontia; 2X6. per Ib. Tn port Svoans The market was comparatively quiet, The Serenes, prime qualities, at 640. 8 30. ant, Gacgner: Oe f £7 ees egnuchy os Se. © 10ige.; 4 Palen Haven. eh p Eraburr) en Roel, Now schrs RAtth, Forbes, Bostow 1. 26 do, Yara at p. t, 60 cases secdioaf at 100, rs Ty Epon 4 Rye or sdemeyy peek a l4e, Arr] bark Col Jno es nd A bowe and Jet, 12