The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1858, Page 8

are reall; in Missouri,” and a Barow of th» Field” the next Presidency, is the theme of |e He- Ray's last political joke. The defeat of Blair, through “the intervention of another opposition can- @idate,” the Heravp considers a good prognostic of ‘the inevitable defeat of the opposition in 1860, from the irreconcilable divisions which exist in the ranks of the tion, The Heranp regards (and we ih the Hsxavp) that this defeat of Blair in uri, and the first returns from the Kentacky elections as “the turn! of the tide.” But that a penne for joking, which som times seizes the ipeaup—that {hing for popular quizes which puffed into importance George Law, and almost elected Fre mont— which ventilated so lately the con- tradictory qualifications of Simon Cameron, has — perpetrated several very good jokes. The it eee ke retood that es the lsat iJ une! tenes temenstio F ovver bor pominatio saga, Pieroe feed Buchavan—were from the Nor'b, the nominee, Ka pew man, mut be given to ihe Soa h. Bat where in She South can’ we find the available man? Not in Virginia; for f we iake ether Wiee or Suowr, or sny ochar man than Wire, from (bat State, there will be a eplit among the be my chivalry, and ebe will go by the board low, the Hxxatp has too much experience not to know that there never was ‘a split among the Vir- givia chivalry” because of the nomivation of any man; aud hence tbe HsaaLp is merely joking when it says Virginia “will go by the board.” Here is the first in the series of jokes in the Hsmatop of the 5th. ayut the locafity of that convention (Charleston) gives to Ba mort conservative nominees prestige of Duliidostion aot @eceseion which it will bo extremely diffisult to cerry soroes Mason and Dixon’s line, ‘The locating of the Democratic Nominating Conveation of 1860 at Charleston was a suicide! act. outa Caroline ie arank disunion State, Sh remaivos in tha Union on'y under compuision. For years past she bas Bese inius. ‘wious! the seeds of her divcvntent among the other “ cotton ;” avd she is ready, at sny moment when they stall be ready , to proclaim 4 ee ,erate Soathera soutecaracy, and prepar for war, The asembiage, Wereiore, of the Natioos! Convention of the democracy wiknin her borders, sad 1a her princoal city, will be very ‘apt to de regardes ip the North ae an ‘peuffe edie concss bith to the South Caroiinu cleaniopw's complied with ths no- mination of any Sooth rx: qao This Ovinion bas ite weight im the comuitive charged wish the sa yjoct at the Olacta- Bati Convention; ano it wae ovly afters long dedwe ie commitiee, aud by a majority of ons—sixteen to fifeen— ‘Mat Charleston secured it over New York. By all odds fhe majority shoula bave deen the other way. But as the conven'ion 's to meet among tue Sonth Caro- Utne disunionis 2, the bad polities! order of thet State may rong for the nerves of any Southero ring the pro slavery follies and disasters emreracy have beea carried by that a biti. Lo this extremity the convention may be compelied wo fail back pon Me Bacosoan e* the only alternative for the baaice of power in the North, Be te not a canditate; but against bie wisbee sod bis ex he may be compelied agai to stand in the Breach. to ave his party from apsolute deatra tive Now, that joke isa good one. Because a man is nominated in Charleston he must, f that fact, be a disunionist—so a man born in @ stable must mecessarily be a horse; or one whose accoachement. was accidentally in a bake oven tarns out a veritable The Hekavp intimates that Mr. Buchanan may be reluctantly compelled, “against his wishes and nis expectations, to stand in the breach, to save his party from absolute destruction.” The Hexaup, in the Bame issue states, that only “the suicidal Fremont and Fillmore division of 1856" caused Mr. Buchanan’s election, and it has already shown that for twenty — the democracy have been in a minority, and ve oniy succeeded in consequence of the divisions of the opposition. If, in the Heaanp’s view of the powers of parties, we submit whether even Mr. Bu- ehanan could effectually “stand in the breach” against the united and combined forces of the opposi- tion— if the nomination by the Charleston Convention ‘would metamorphose “its most conservative nomi- wee” into a “South Carolina disunioatst,” which it would “he extremely difficult to carry across Mason and Dixon's live” how could Mr. Buchanan “stand ‘im the breach” when placed there by the Charleston Convention? But if nomipation of Mr. Buchanan by the Charleston Convention would not be regarded “as an insufferable concession to the South Cafoliua @isunionists,” why should such disastrons conse- quences follow the nomination of aoy other truly conservative man? And if “it appears to be gene- rally understood” that “the next nominee, if a new man, must be given to the South’ through the Charleston Convention, by what process of ratio- cination cap the Herat predicate such unfortunate consequences to attend the action of that conven- tion? Surely the mere fact of coy py | the can- @idate in Charleston will not make him a disnnionist. And, since the very conservative tone of Senator Hammond's late speech, may we not hope that aa ‘era of nine conservatism has dawned upon the gallant State of South Carolina; and that sach sad @onsequences will not attend the nomination of ‘an; Southern man” at Charleston? Batas the Heaarn is merely ventilating a good joke. in consequence of the bot weather and the glorious result of the St. Louis election, we must not put teo much importance apon = vaticination of our joking cotemporary of New ‘This propensity reaches a climax in the following: — Next, with regard wo the opposition nominee Fat € unite opeu Fremont. “eward Backs, Orittenden, Cameron, sod every other candidate, the opposition sec tons and factions, for the eave of union end the balance of power in the South, may be compelled to fall back upos Gen. Soot. And why not! And we ask “Why not?” That little matter of defeat by Pierce will svon be forgotton: those “Irish brogue” and “sweet German accent” speeches woald well please the Know Nothing clement of the oppo- sition force—they would rally with singular ananirni- Z upon the stump speaking candidate and his love r the foreigners! The “abominable associations and principles of Seward” defeated Scott in 1862— “bat in 1860 Seward will be no longer the incubus to break bim down.” It is this singular intermixtare of truth and fiction that gives a serious air to the jokes of the “Hanacp,” that sometimes mislead the ‘anwary. The “Herat” will commit itself permanently to no man as —itis merely ventilating certain men as “feelers” to —— sentiment. Lately Cameron was paraded, duly apparailed in principles that suited every taste, and did violence to no latitade But the opposition “do not seem to like him,” and the He Ratp asks, by way of testing public sentiment, “What, then, do they think of Gen. Scott 7” Police Lo telitgence. SwooTine Arrray.—At alate hour oa Friday evening ‘Thomas McMabon and Wil!iam Varian, who bave been on unfrieedly terms for rome Lume, bappoued to meet ia the ¢ripking selocn of Richard Petty, No. 628 4ixt) aren where scme words parsed between them. MoWalcn sbortiy drew « pistol ead Gred @: tiv antagonist Toe ball Cid vot be Varian as jateaded, bat bit Danie Waelpiey, « etander, in the right arm, wilctiay & severe, thoagd @angerous wound. Wheiviey was \mmedtaly texeo home by bie frience, Motahom wan arrested and yesier day vaken before Justice Browoell, at the Fourth vistrict Police Court, ape held to \ exami" a.ion Cxcrur: ro 4Cnnun.—Mre Aon Buckley was arrested yowterday, charged with crusliy beating « litle girl, Seven youre of age, named Rosa -tevene, who was living with ber. Cicer Basely, of the Twenty second ward, beard the ecreame cf the child ae he was parsing the resi- derce of Mire Dock'ey ane immediately arrested the #o maa He took her before Justice Kelly, who locked ner vp © answer, Toe cbid was sentto the Juvenile Asy- hom Awneeren on Scercon or Mceome.—An Irish laborer tv of Dir vame as John lynch, was arrosted youeraay Wo Ling by the FiNh ward police, on suspicion of being @> ourderer of Barney Mclermott, at Rondout, N.Y, the ‘vculare of whore murder was pobdliahed at the time jo » Genaty The prisover was taken tothe Lower Police Ge rt, where, proving an alibi, be was ai ¥ Sroues Proverry Recoverey —A qusntity of men’s end Ta ee’ wearing apparel and minor jewelry wore found youter(ay at the jewelry store, corner of Houston street ‘end the Bowery, which from he reaicence of Mre 0 F Crooks, Seventoenth street, The house was broken into by #ome Dorg’ore Ourmg the wight, through tne rear basement winoow, acd the property stolen Gkasv Lancsy —Mary Ann Jones, ® colored women wee yorlerday arrested on a charge of etealing neary F100 Worth Of foe silk dresses and other clothing, the property of Mre. Emma Suverstein, of No. 64 Lauren ftreet. The secured coufenved the thef, and restored « eyed the olen property. Justice Brenasa locked op for tril, DecasTe ox Insonpeniy Hovem..O0 Friday night, Ceptsin Herchines, of the Pru) precinct, and « posse of his police made a dercent on two disreputable houses ip thie werd. The proprietors and the female innates were arrested wnd conveyed to the hoare and locked up for the bight §=They wore we riay w the fomba, and the proprietor? eaob belo w auewer a charge of keep ing & disorderly honge, aud the girle went ap for various Peck ‘e Inand 70 THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. ‘The codereiened requeste the publi¢ to mnepend jatement WED reepeet ty the charge brought against bin, uotil the faste fare folly known Be bas parted with bonds ton vory large amount, receiving notes, purporting 10 be Fredericks’, in Cars Tesh we me oer of the one delivered hy self to and now in the hands of ite mapietr ie are in bie 2 sun of hie friends or businaa somaeti ine connected in any Kein ORD pornenet with any it himeel?; aad the we eer ate bing frum ibe ob | | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 15, 1858. ‘The Dickens Domestic Afisle, The followimg letiers are in circulstion among the friends of Mr. and Mrs. Dickens They spesk for them. elves — Tavusrocn Boves, Tavisrock SqraRE, Lospom, ¥. E, ucsday, May 25, 1865, My Deas Amrece—You b ve 80% 00'y my full permis- Biop to abow this, but I beg you to show, to any one who ‘wiebes to do me right, or ts auy One who may bave besa Bisled inte doing me wrong. # Mthfally, &o. oD. To ARraUR SmirH, Eeq. Taveetock Honse, Tavistock Sav arn, Lonpos, W. B, Sweedey, May 46, 1868 Mrs. Dickers aod I bave Itved uubappity together for mipy yeare, Sardiy sey one who bas known us ioit, matey can fail to bave KuOWwD thos wo are, 10 all respects cf character and temperamen!, woadertuily unsuited to exch other, I suppore that no two people not vicioas tn themse! vor, ever Were jotned together, who bad a greaiar difficuity in underetanding one another, or who had les* \poommon, 40 @itecbed woman servant (more friend to both cf us thane servant), who lived with vs sizteeo years, aod is Dow married, and who was, end still is in Mre. Dickens’ confidence apd in mine, who bad the closest Samihar experience of this upbappiness, lo London, in the country, in France, tn Ikely, #berever we bave heen, year ailer year, month sfier monty, week after wook, dey afer ear testimony t iain Des, Ob med} ooasions, Stood o ween us and Sheparsion but Mrs lickens’ nister, Goo: gine Bogart. From Wwe age of fifiwes ea6 hes devoied aereil ty our oure and our chvidren, She 0&4 Deen tasir playmate, Ravee, Howtractress, friend, roveciress, KdVviRer Aud Gor. Peaion. Lo the Maly ubsideration towards drs. Uwkens, which } owe to my wilé,I wii merely rowark of ner, ‘tat ibe peculiarity of ber cbaracier has wbrown ail the obNdren oD some O06 e184, [40 n0¢ KOOW—I CAunot by any rirciod of faucy msgive—what wou'd have oscxme © them but for thie aunt, who bas grown up with them, te whom tbey are devoted, and who hae aacriticed the oext part of ber you aod .ife'to snem. che bee remopstrated, reasoned, suilered and wiled, abd came sge.n fo preven! a separation between Mrs. Dicken and me. Mra. Vickers hae often exvressed wo her her tense of ber ailectiouste care #04 devotion in we house—never more siroegly thao wikhib these lass tweive moniba. Yor some years Mrs. Dickews bas been in the Debit of representing w me thas it would be Deter for ber © go away, ad live apart, thather alvsys woreasing estrangement wade a mevie! diworder unor whica ea9 sometimes jaborsa—more, that she felt Seraelf aait for ‘the life she bed to leas ss my wife, aud that sue woelo velar beer away. I bave uniformly regles tus we wurt bear our misfortune and fghithe fign: cat to tho end; that the children were the first consideration, and What I femved they mast dind as wgother “ io appear ance.” : length, within these three weeks, it was suggested tome oy Forster that even for their exkes, 1 wonld sure'y be vester W re conttruct aad rearrange their an- happy Come | ew owered bim to trea witn Mes 68, $6 we frieou oO doth of us for One® aud tweaty 6 Mra. Dickens wisbed to add oo her part, Mark #mop, and did so On Saturdey ‘ast Lewon wrote wo Forster (hat Mrs. Dickeos “ grateful y aod tusak(ully #o- cepted” the terms I propused to her. Of the pecuniary part of (oem, I will onl: ¢ ax geuesOUs as if Mra Dicks: of Gs incon, apd] & mau of fortune, Tne remaining parte of (bem sre easily deecribed—wy eldest boy to lice wD Mre. Inckeos and take care of her my eldest girl to keep my buuse—Dutb my giris and ali my childreo dul the eidest soa, 0 ive wiko me, im tbe continued som: panionsbip of their sunt Georg'p hom ies have fil the tendereet affection that I sver seea amonget Yuuvg people, anc who base higber clan Often declared for mauy yeare,) upva my silection, re- spect aud gratitude, ‘oan avy boty ia thia word. [hope tom: Do One WHO may Bocome acquaicted with wbat | erite bere, can possioly be #0 crue! &0d uD) i8t, a tw put acy mircoos\rucwou op Our seyaration, rotar. My cider col\irep all uacerstand it perfectly, aad all accept ita ioevilanie. There is pot aenedow of dod! or con- sy i among ue—my eldest soa aad | are cae, a it all cs Two wicked persons who should have spokeo very dif ferentiy of me, in constteration of carne? respect and pratiiute, bave (se Iam (old, snd indeed to my per- sons! knowledge) coupied wich this separation the same, of @ yousg lady for whom I have a great avachwent aad regara I wi!l not repea: ber veme—I boner it too mach. Upon my nui and honor, there is not on this earth a more virtuous and spotless creature shen thet youw lady. [ know her to be iangorvt acd pure, and as go. ae Iny Own deer daugbiers. Furtoer, [am quite sure thet Mrs. Diskens, baviog received this asuraacs fron De, Must How Delleve it, im the respect | kuow her wo have jor me, snd i the perfect confidence | know bor in her beter moments to repose in my trathiuin-se. On (but bead aga’o, there is not « shadow of doudt or Couctaiment between my ohilures and we. Ail is 0200 ADD Pisio Among Us, e# thouga we were brothers aod ss ters They are perfectly certain thai [ would 0% deceive SS en b » May 29, 1858, it bavng been stated to us that in referense to the if. ferevoes which bave resulted ic the sepration of Mr. and Mre. Coes Dickens. certain statements have deen ci*ca- teved that such differences are oocasioned dy circum stances deeply affscting the mora! charscter of Mr Dick ‘obs Atd Compromising che repaasion aad name of ‘Others, We polemuIY dec'are tat we now disoatiove enc rit mects KDOw that they are not believed by Mrs. Thekens. We pledge curse ver on all occasoas $9 Coo Urscict them, s# entirely destitute of fuadation [Sere follow the JouLgess Canghter ‘Terrible yatares of Mre, Gogerih and her DJA Stesmbsat Oatastrophe at New Urieans. EXPLOSION ON BOASD OF LAKS® STRAMBR VIRGINIA— THB BOAT SUNK—SOME FIFTEMN PARSONS INJUBKED the leans Delta, August 8 } Ate quarter paet thie morning aa explosion oc curred ob Doard the Mississ!ppi Sound Company's s'eamer YY Og et the woarf at ihe lake eo of 109 Jeff -reon The explonive agency was extreme 'y visiea dlowtng © bole in the bottom of the ateamer (a0 iron boa’ to Inrge ae to canse ber to sink ip about fifteen minutes, apd making a complete wreck of the larboard side as far aftas tbe quarter Gaviis and shattering to pieces the whole cadte, i fact Near y everybody on board sustained mors or lees in from scalding, butfortanstely the tram had not ar TIveO With passen, for the excursioa, op which the steamer wes to bave started at eleven o'clock. Tea of the more severely wounded were pat a oard the cars, Drowgbt Up vo the oty aod taken to the Caarity Hospital The followmg Dames of those in hospital “we bave suc- ceeded iw obtain; Janet Doyle, wale, teverely acalded and brulred, and provably faimly wjured. L Reser, waver wader, severely scalded and some- wba: bruied. vroeper Biair, paotryman, jad and contuse 4. dobn Fitzgerad, fireman, roaiced J bo earthy, @ plumber from the city not conmected With the Dost, eever: ly ecaidet. = Massey, veloog.og W Massey, colored fireman, teas Al red, colored freman, scalded. J-©, eotored cata bey, Delonging t Captain Myers, of = Doat, scalded aod woundea io the foretead by « Splinter. MeNei!l, colored, el'gvily injured bel'pee, coloret, oe lopgiog w A W. Bosworth, severely wWoupved BD) BCalce” 1, ead shat there were some Ade or six waiter or firemea sseep Dow, Hom tis fete! are lost, Dat no. ‘thing certaie as w (oir ‘ate Cvaid be asvertaiszed im tas Urry Fd Coufumioo the pafe, #ito the Oook# and papers, and all the cor tev # 0° the ca ta c's offlo © Slows overoosrd, ihe caupee of the eX) 08100 ar rplaiwed The gepere! rumor w chet it was caus d by gunz0wder, Chergrd into aticks of Gre woot, by some got dohag per ver ch were unsusyectiogly belog used w are “\b Steam wae not up, a¢ the buat not to wart unl eleven o'clock, an hour three quarters inter then tbe tiwe of the expimion The ‘ductor eng'ne ” which is worked by « disswunecter Doller, was at work Mt the time panpng ap the Driers The larboard butler @as displaced aod @1 tently fracture’ At the lower 9° #0 a8 to excape steam an! hot water, Das whether hy the imorovadie force of withio, oF by Ao exp! ein of > neveacb | not be kaowa UDt! Tt Rha] De rawed sod examinnd The boat was fired Oy the explosion, but tas conflagra top 611 pot coptioue. She lies gawk to ber matodeck. Sr» Was inured for $81,000 ia some errun differeat city offices. The Seaggege Of parsengers was pot yet on board, bet remained io rafety on the wharf e:jacent, The Dificuity in « First Ward Boarding Hoase, 70 THE BDITOR OF THY HERALD. Oy , 1958. The following is 9 \ the aiff sotty between Jobo E Enrybt, of No 141 Cedar street. end officers Hall and Millard, of the Mayor's #q ‘About toe 22d of June last, a man and women re rolves an newly married, engege? hoard nomber ‘And street, at $1 60 por « stayed until the afternoon of the second day, alleged busband sbendoned the woman, who ¢ the landiora (Enright) and eald she 414 not know wo 90, o# that man promieed to provide for her and did leave her one cont The landlord anid “It ie very hard Ou must Ieave my house ” ‘and paid four dollar, took sym more o ber fords, and let part in tien of two dollars ba'ance o Deing two days board for two The officer, who, ob nis own testimony averred tha’ he was not aatho: riend by hie the Mayor oF any superior, insisted on the landior giving up the whole of the baygage, where upoo Roright tol the offlcer to leave bie honen with that woman, The offloer would not do so, after being serorn! times requested. Enright then ejected him forcibly: JOHN E. ENRIGHT, No. 161 Cedar sircet fworn to before me thie 14th day of August, 1968 Das. F. Tremans, Mayor. Foreigners Before the P. TO THE EDITOR OF THT Frand ‘arceny, as [talians, while there ares Gores of or names @hoar aetivcamty ie ont crimes, mentioned, Thie ie not the first time thie pation has bon thos in your colamns, and your reporter, n» doubt, will be surprised when we inform him that the in dividuals above mentioned might ea weil have bailed from land Cotum bus as Jose Rodregues ant 70 cher? Tt may be part of bie syetem thus to honor the citizens of that land which gare birth ta the greet disso Ban Waveney country , but, for myself, I $s A a ’ Protest agatvet euch repeated injretios. Ire Brin. your obedient pervant, J. MELIANO, New Yous, Auguet 10, 1959, Our Montreal Correspondence. ats ang saan} Bowrrean, Aug 11, 1868. The Montreal Election— Enthusiastic Reoeprion of ir. Do- vion— My. Brown's Speech at loronto—The Governor Gene- ral’s Secret Advisers, bc. dc ‘There was a grand torch light procession last night to receive Hon. A. A. Dorion, who returne here to prepare | for his re ciection. There was a large expenditure of en- tbusiasm amongst his supporters, and the boncrabie gou- tlemap wil) certainly be replaced in his sea’. Had the Browo administration remained in, however, | bave the best reasons for believing that the Hon. Lewis Renaud would bave resigned bis place in the Legislative Jouecil, iw order to contest Montreal with Mr. Dorion You bave, of course, seen Mr. Browa’s speech at Corou- to, i exol of the terme of the compromise De- tween himeelf and the Lower Osoasa memers of ‘pis caninet. Is is clever snd plansible, bot has ove capita) fauit—i comes too late. What the paviic want © seo are the writien conditions of the arrangement ontered into at the tine. 1 underatand that of the nonorable there ia a probability of this makirg its appearanos, dub ‘whetber is will tally with the statemest the Geo! guided 18 ou with regerd toa dissolution, by the advice of the right Hon Edward E:lice, now on a viait to his seigniory ofBeauba:nsis. The truth is that upto the prosect time, the right Hon gentleman bee had no opportunity of seeing be Kxcellency, baving only jnst arrived in the couatry. ere isa great rueb of travellers at prevent along the ronte of the Northeasierp tour Iu one arrival at thie 6e- ‘abl abment yesterday I counted 130 persons. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarurpay, August ld—6 P. M. The Vanderbilt, which saiied for Europe this day, took out $154,412 in specie. Exchange bas been dull and rather lower since Wednesday; very little English exchange was done, and only a few parcels of French, at last quotations. Money continues hard tolend at 3 tod percent. The Stock Exchange was as dull as it usnally is on Saturday. Several prominen* operators are out of town, and those who remain seem to have no desire at present to enter into new combinations. A majority of the Board are bears, but they actas though they might any fine morning turn bulls and buy stocks. Every one is satisfied that, so loug as the public re- mains aloof, stocks must generally decline; bat it is equally certain that, in the present condition of the money market, a very little outside speculation would produce an inflation of considerable exteat. The rumor of the pest day or two is that a promi- nent operator, who has been conspicuous of late on the be aod vlally as a supporter of Mis sonyi sixes entra Reading, has changed front, or is mt to so. The effect po tuced wonld warrant ab hypothesis that such was the case. Prices tis morning were somewhat better thao yee terday. New York Central, Erie, Reading, Galena, Rock Island and Toledo all closed this morning a shade better than last evening, though the improvement is so slight as to be hardly quotable. Rumors of a settlement of the Erie and Central disputes help the market. The Michigan stocks hardly participated in the recovery, but simply beld their ground. Illinois Central was particularly active. It is supposed that orders reached this city last evening directing purchases to be made on Eng- Nich account: 830 shares of the stock were sold at an advance of one per cent over the last reported sales, and $17,000 of the bonds, also at an improve- ment. Panama and Pacific Mail were steady, with- out much animation. Pennsylvania Coal, which has just declared a dividend of three per cent, sold at 75, dividend off. The transactions in bank stocks were light: Bank of Commerce sold at a decline of + from last quotations; National and Metropolitan stocks were better by} a 4. In State secarities there was not much business done, and no change in prices. Missouri sixes do not recover from the de- cline, and there is little demand for them. The two kinds of land grant bonds continue to fluctuate with- out much permanent alteration: to-day the La Crosse are selling at 224, and the Chicago, St. Paul and Fond du Lac at 213. The market closed dull, bat without concessions from the eellers; and the Stock Exchange adjourned over till Monday. There was an informal meeting of the Board in the afternoon, and some transactions made, without particular change in price. A sale of the new United States fives was made at 1033. Groesbeck & Hoyt’s last quotations were—Central, 77}; Erie, 16{; ing, 48); Panama, 113]; Galena, 83]; Rock Island, 744; Toledo, 344, &e. The business of the Sub-Treasury to day was:— Total receipts it «$460,839 98 —Of which from customs « 89,090 00 On account of loan. + 824 460 00 ota! payments. . + 293.187 12 —Of which California drafts... +. 85,000 00 Balanoe oo... css cue 12,886,816 91 The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $14,989,928 85, and the balances $1,342,834 65. The Metropolitan certificates re main at $3,000. The July receipts of the Rock Island road are be- tween $80,000 and $90,000 a decrease of $30,000 upon last year, The Angust business of all the Illi- nois roads is light thus far. The receip's of the Har! 1868, wort Railroad in July, 991,303 94 58, were $22,7 than those during same time last year. The Journal of Commerce gives the following com- parative summary of the total receipts and expenses of the United States for the last fiscal year, said to he from official sources: — Recerts aNp Exrasses oF THE UNITED STATES POR Me Fiscal Yaak Exvine Jene 00, 1868 eet 1868 Oyatoms ... 963,875.95 05 62) 96 Sales of lapda. 3,429,456 64 716 87 Viscellaneoss 926,124 08 B27 Treasury noter.. = 23.716 300 99 ‘Tl rec’ for Gacal yoar,86%,031.619 67 $70,275 969 60 mutluree 627 63) 922 37 $26,287 822 sb Resid 72 6,061,923 98 26 1842 Redemption loan of 1846. Recemption oan of lit, Redemption loao of 1843. Redemption fexan sock Cree tore of Texas 1,600,000 60 898 156 00 Total expenditures Tt will be seen that the receipts for customs are about twenty-two millions below the total for the previous year. The receipts of treasury notes refer, of course, to money borrowed, part of which is en tered as repaid in the expenses, when the notes have been redeemed. The expenses proper have increased most in the War and Navy departments, chiefly in the former. The “civil,” whieh inclades foreign intercourse and all miscellaneous home expenses shows a decrease. The following is the last monthly statement of the business of the different departments of the Illinois Central Company:— LAND DRPARTHRST, Acres. Value. Construction lands, ++ = 2,626 98 935,432 58 Free lands... 1,162.69 25,996 98 Total sales during the gor 700 86 To whieh add towa IA... . 3,996 76 tolRt OF wit B04 795 ot Soid # nos Lat Jam. 108 695 947 at Hid pu eviouRly,... 66 100,935 18,3. 49 WOW sceeccecseeecees 1201,006 87 — G16,817,087 61 Corm-vetion bouds eauesiied in Jaly, 1958 22.000 Ovusvucuon Yonde cancelled previovaly » 10% Free invd poate capceriet lo Jaty, 1868... 609 Free innd bonds cancelled previowely 99,009 Total bonds cancelled ap to Stat J ity, 1858, $819,000 TRAPFIC DEPARTMENT. cago papeer gore eee 967,744 01 . frags “ se 75.062 OF Do. mails .. . o 6,308 38 Do. revt of road . . 5408 & De, other sources 249% 58 ‘Total receipts in month of July. 185%... $47,027 6 Total receipts in month of July, 1862 199,090 18 ‘Tota! receipte since let January, 1858... 81,020. 52 Os | Total recente incorreey'ding period of LAGT 6,256 GOT 18 The following is a statemeut of the movement iv : { ti 293%. SEES 3 Eat ad 228383 SE582 scke 28888 29! g i pues E38 : e 3 F 8 82 i 3 ew 9S $2158 Be 8 ee e8888 é _ ii Be The election for directors of the Cle ville and Ashtabula Railroad touk place hot week at Cleveland. ‘The following is the semi-annual statement presented to the meeting:— Passenger receipts for five mouths, ++$192,000 41 ‘Do. for June, eatimaied ..,.. 45,278 TL Freight receipts for five montba’ 287,196 84 Do. for June, estimated. 28,478 48 Express and ROR... eeseeeee Papp ioo per contol grove carainge) $210,048 08 ccal Oar: 906 tops bew iron laid tu track since” January 1, 1858, at $34 difference between new and oldiron . ... 30,000 00 “sete pe cea pee aaa 10,600 00 siagoyset ip uae 295,048 64 Balance applicable to interests and dividends 300,073 24 ‘Six months interest on $964,000 let mortgege DODGE... 606 sseres veersecssevee 740 00 aortgnge bo ied yu 10,605 00 Six months interest on $500,000 8. mre Ki an seneneree 5 Balance pope ex: 7 COUDE .000 ce ce-sreeecrene . 279 50 Five per cent dividend, caab...... 150,000 00 ———-—— 198,221 50 Surplus earnings for six months............ 103,943 72 Add surplus January 1, 1858. ....,. 362,384 68 Interest on notes and accounte of A. Kelle, ae. 6,523 02 ———— 363,997 60 Total... eae- $490,800 31 Lees cred: Mr. Kelley ings of 536 miles of road from Deo. 1, 1852, to Nov. 7, 186: $28,141 00 Personal aervices of Mr, Kelley. 7,296 30 ——— 35 187 39 Surplus July 1, 1858... socesvenceas ce 435418 92 The total annual receipts and working expenses are thus shown :—- Receipts, ear ending Dee. 31, 1953. Do. 40. Total.sooee Gag rye +0286, 255,13: ses. Year ending Dec 21, 1853, (including taxes, 43 34 100 per cent of the gross earnings).. $235,435 56 Your ending Dec. 31, 1854, (taxes 4576-100). 393,212 06 Do. do. 1955 4018-100), 463,222 85 Do. do. 1856 (taxes 36.9) 100). 487,601 95 Do. do. TBST oe ce rene sees 670,063 83 TOU... ccsecrecccceeeseerecreeeseeees Liabilities. Capital stock... iret mortgage bonds x Second do. do. .... 3,000 00 Special do. __ do , issued to ‘Sunbury sud Bilis payable—balance due on street » ad land purchased cf James Roch not due.. nicbinkionsetanss 0600080 Bills paycble—six month notes given to 4 , Hewitt & Co., in payment for iron, due ia’ April and May next........ 74,878 74 Franklin Canal stock, outstanding, to be re- seeeees 1,963 75 2,216 12 6,576 07 384 58 ++ 94,868,032 68 A morning cotemporary contains the following:— Recwirrs axp Expevexs oy tae Unrrep Srares ror Tuk Fis” Cal Yaak Evora 75 ij 1868. Customs... 789,620 96 Sales of iands.. 3,513,715 87 Miscelianevus ‘954/232 77 Treasury notes 23,716,300 00 70,213,869 60 26,287,822 20 (923 38 383 60 000 4 5 00 270 82 400 00 169,950 00 Reaempti Texan sock. "000 90 jon Texan . 24,000 00 Creditors of Texas. (38,788 42 Bounty land stock . 225 00 Premium on stock. . 4,443 8 Interest on public debt 1055 67 Payment of 3,639,300 00 ‘81,686,467 71 have ebiefly in ‘ ipoludes foreign intercourse and al! mircellaneous expentes, shows a decrease, The expenditures in re. demption of the principal of the public debt form a con- Bideradio part of the total increase, We find ina cotemporary the following account of the Ticket Agents’ Convention at Cleveland: — At the Cleveland Convention of Lag Say! held last week, D. D Phelps, of the Michigan aod Norih- crn Jo4ians Kasiroad, state) that compeny were pre- fog to receive from other roats the procortion hereto- fore sllowed to it, botmg the proportion by torough rates, adopted at the conveution held at [ad (is April 14, 1868, aud that he could not reduce such proportion from the prices then and thero establisbed. J. 4. Burch, of the Buffalo and Erie Railroad, also give notice to tbe Convention that he was instructed to oppore any resuotion of the jon goivg to the Baffalo aad Erie Ratlros4 Compavy, and that they should insist upon deing allowed the proportions of fares ad soled at the Iuaianapo'is Convention on the 14th of April Allen Butler, of the Sew York Central to the Convention that the New York Centr — bad refused to comply with the orders of the Clove- jand meeting of Jaly 21; that many were ticketing ove iho New York aad Erie, and & pro rata of the reduction upon New York stated that the wertern conferred with the Terre HBau'e and St. Lovie, aod St. Lovis and Chicago roads, the view of making the reduction immediately, bat dec!ived, so that the Ohio and Mississippt woald tinue to sell at full rater and abide the action of ite con- July says: — ‘The English Board of Trade returns for the month of Jone were inaued thie morvi The value of our exports during that period wan £10,241 ,433, £10,630,840 in the some month Inet year, ey of £380,407. The smounta for the first six months of the two years aad foi it tm 1857, show. of £1 por month. were £63,467 804 in or ok to. 7 N Oarotine 6's. n 2600 N York 6’ 7 1600 City 6°, ci Brootiyn 6’ 7 2000 Erie RR Ist! <A KR 1000 brie RR 9d 87 86 7000 AarRRdim.b30 13% 1 WO... serene 29% 8600 Hod RAR Dim B85 100MB AN I prfstk. ag 5000 MORS pelmefob 964 2 Ms sees “4 10060 J ORR be.260 88 86830 TI Con RR bs 76 7000 5 89 = 180 Gai & ChisRR.230 14 La Orkvitigb 22% 30 do 1000 SPAFDIg* enw @1ig 100 do. soe » enw 2% 160 Jo 2000 Chie Kis ve. 96 160 Cle & Tol 4 WOO Aan NIRA OF OO do. % 6 she BN York... 108 800 40. WhO Bhig 24 Meckanios’ Aauk 114 100 Ohi &Re HAR DIO 7445 20 National Bank Ln ed o 000 ide 10 Bank Commerce. 109 = 100 do 0 14 997% 600 Broowiyn Ohky RR 98 CITY COMME MOIAL RE POUT, BATCRDAY, Angart 14—2 P.M ‘Wentera at p. t., and Mitwario cin al 055 9B), Cony.—Sales 50,000 bushels mixed Weeterc, ungound st sei i | i Hy grand New Grigane iin from Now Orica, Uarane sriving at New a err Mt ether oocne be pene os BA | 0th, arriving at New PaiLapsiraia—From New York ye. arriviog st davans fg From New Orleans Sth, Havana at New Yors 18th Biace Wakrion—From New York arrh at Havens et and New Oriesns $4. From New Aavane ‘Mth, arriving at New York 19th ‘Taauet— 10m Charleston 4th and 19h. due a Havens tb yo rom Tiavans 10th and 25th, due at ‘York 4th ‘When he sbove dates fall on Sunday, the steamers wil! eal) om Moncay, «xcept from New Orleans. lowing month. Leaves Suez about the 20th or Zist of came and 6th or 6th of arvee Adon sbont the 258 or SHA of seme and 10tb or 1th mon! Lesiea Aden about the 38th cr 27% of same sud day of ar tral for Bomtay, and Lith to $0th for ao. indian Nevy steamer arrives at the $4 to 6th, 4 19h to of following month. “Pad G, steamer et st Pot do Galle about the Stn or ‘ib and 224 to Bd of mont hs ‘Leaves Point ae Galle for ig the exe day, if the neswer has al) takes the Arrives at singapors about the 13thor 16th and Sist or Ist of following month Lees es Singapore abo: J eveen at Hong Kong about be 2d or Mth and 8tb or 10th of fltowz¥ mout i spent day for Bbaagase. weave Englan eon the banc 2th of cscs 4 Verseilies, and arrives st Alexandria about tbe ‘on the Syathern mail. a> AN packonee and tatert intended for tha ww You: Batt Roald he poled. ALMANAC POR NEW YORK—TMIS DAY. 6 Port of New York, August 14, 1858, CLEARED. ewan Hammonia (Ham), Schwensen, Hamburg—Kun jlenmantp Alabama, Bcbenck, Savannah—8 L Mitebill & Steamehto Hrmtaville, Post, Savancah—-H B Cromwoll & Co. Steamabip Memphis, Watson, Chariesion—H B Cromwell Parrish, Norfolk. &e--B Lutiam Bamsey j5a!'imore—H 5 Crom ry fi Terry pila! ry ial Fl ij $ EB 7 if SEs; Norfolk—Van Brunt & Slaght. Taky, Gabern, Norfolk~Eiwten & Sesreman WW Patverd Philie Baston— PEERY PREEEEERERE HE with su Li a ot bower quaranting, days wear 6 Se Philadelphis for Boston. phia for Rewport zs HES ‘zaps age; @ Fs mm, New Redford. erste Rbute, Rondont for Re Ifaet. Bellew, Phiiade’) Kenney. ae 1 a a ite iG Rio isan. (ram Kio Jauetro F Lacy toot (BF, of Nesenn), from West Indiee—All four hy pilot post Christian Berg. No Back Lexne, Merrill. from Liverpool July & Also, two brig, unknown. i 3 vs ae i s i SAILED. Meamships Vanderbilt, Bouthampton and Tarra (and passed Quersetine 6: 7:20 FM); Alabama, ‘Sevannab; Nashville, ant pbis, CI { Jamestown, Norfolk, dc. for Sou' hampton and Havre, with 210 paswsengers ey show a steady Mynt for 2 mivates and 14 seronde: Will immediately he eciineed “uring 12 asgomda, ner wee very ortebt flach for arou' is seconds, De eclipsed during \4 eeconde, 04 sen whew toe stom ty tabs. Nabe abomid de visiile 1) roond whe DOFIEOD i oles, Bim distapes of 14 miles: the flicm ats Jisiamoe of if thin & distance of G miles fou she light, tba eelipnes ba. wren thestendy lbs sod ise igh vibe slant tmpercay ble. OW MIGHBLS¥N. Sagas, NE TELEGRAPHIC CARLIE IN THE LITT H BELT. MAnINn, COPRMMaGiM, Tune 30, 1884. om, eat & sunmariag telegraphs OB) 6 ie of the Ganatol Ion from abe ania of Juv ol ferevbri’ge to the CoMy! of Fyen Wfsibome & of the Kibaebrioge rk he Lt be situation of the telegraphic axble i acenraimly marked by bs Ted apd wble palrted Lencons rected om the southern vide 0 the Belt to the eastward of ibe Kingsbriowe, of which Dahon the Dearest to the wirand tande over tho with and of be Uo! a) feline i whisb the cabin ik ett down tu the bake Maiinera who pass the tittle Belt ve requested not to anchor cver or 10 the vtanity of {he above menuoned isle phic cable. as any peracn wilfully ov negligently damoane the seme ie able to rnniebien! sad the cost of Fepalre, we cording to ‘by Iw of 2h Heceamberr, 1854 6 OW MCARLSHN, Suenson. UPLAND —HEW LIGHT ON THE soaw. MInieTRY OF MAKIKK COPENHAGEN, Jima %0, 1858. no npforesen impediments should occur the Might which is at present tn operation Oa the “Kagen | nd situated about $071 yards ‘within the extreme end af taad called Grene, but which op\y but "aba® of light of 13 mules, will be extinguished before the expiration of thin currant year, firat orver flaed <‘opiric (eh! wit. a: the some ume to . The new light ie sitasied tp lat 67 449 N. lon 10 Fof Greenwich ud 1.7% yarde & by N (by compass) ‘Tem tbe ostoptrie lig! aprerstus ie plced on ground Bouse, )2 ‘nq built of red bricks ‘Phe ght will aeen [?plncrd) ats height of 140 Dontsd foet above the leven: of the rea, and may be seen ol round we horizon ta alt ita in tenatty trom W by 8 through N to 8 by S by sompans Whereas it will show a fainier ight in the remaining part of Ube horizon. ‘The brigh’ liz bt should be vieible iu clear weather ata te. tance of from 16 to 18 miles; the fututer but witiin 12 miles, O 'W MICHELSEA, Sacnson bic erble. and the more remo.e Sadicates the cires./on « AUSTRALSA~SOUTH COAET—REVOLVING LIGHT OM CAFE BORDE HWDROGRAPHIC OVFICK, ADMIKALTY, LONDON, July 1H, 1898 dena of tho Trinity House of Adeliite, on or about “he Ist of May 68, @ ligdt Dave given no ire tl would he exbibtied fr ened 5! the moa st high waler, howd he visihle in clear seacher from be sek of a vee sta detensect 8) miles The lixhthouse stands tm shoot 85 4534 5 lon 136 3134 € of Green wich. By Commend of thytr Lordehy WARHI Uy wpe. JOHN GTON, Bydrograpber. MEDITERBANEAN —SAROINIA— REVOLVING LIGHT ON CAvoU cs er, Hyprocrarnic Orrie:, . LONDON, July 6 ‘The Sardinian rermpment hes Zivsa ollie oat o@ mot after the 1%tb of July, 868 aligh will be exh ottes from tha lightbonse vesenily *reaed on Usvoil Jape arbo. nara, the easern ooint of (be Gulf ot ‘ee llart ao B conat of Pardinia, The’ ight w' Apwrmanry, aoe Dalf minute, pleced at xo the level o’ the wea, ands from the deck of & vensel nia ova'snoe of 4 out 2s miten whe Dominating #pearstos ix divine of (he first 09 IBN los 98295 Kf order. ‘The \ixbthonse stonds fo 4 ‘be admiralty clsrte), Greenwich (or in 39 4.N 9 8° By comman¢ of their lord JORN Wasi: Woaienss Md inet sobre Arr at Provinoe: lantic Ocean 200 ofl (100 ap), We from a cruise, n report At Meibourve May 12 and bad shipped bome Heard from at sen. oi Wer:port, 180 Ata Bay pear town 2K) bbls ap ot) wince leet report do bpbk onl, Foreign Pot pBxoanstamns, July H- 08, Uileene or Canpiry, July 29--Arr G8 Lamor, iteadler, Liverpoal (the GB L waa regor ed wld fram |. 234 ol) for N York ¢trest) Cromstapt. July 0—Arr fla, Orammond (aot Hammond.) yuroad, Banniner, Plonver Brown, SY, for Hard ul cargo ef ol by hark mms. ho, George A Mary, Meroe, of Dall Kema Apri) $0, il'on, Slocum, of Edear- ahing Sy bin and 3A “tera —— for Now NOrieape CaLL40, Joly 12—in port ship Princesa, Rearaa, frou Bos. ton arr Mid. toCAe Haveren, Suly 1%5—-In por: brig Laurie, Lavendar Rowton O00 Deu Joly 27—Are Joho Stuart, Sherman, !ondon for New York (and proceeded) Duscesess, Juty 7—Ct, Vision, Berrse trom Looton for ta, Guascow. July 2%—Zrr Alice, Murphy aad Jobn Fyfe. Pemb+r, Yor Jupe 19 srr dark Sherwoo!, Hewson, rt #14 26h for Boston via Pisng ue), Suan L Fitzgereid Green, Hn iimare via Phe. Liverroot, July W—sld bark anole Barbor Groce Rot ou: 7h FY Wharton Mors ‘Trusmar NVork: Martha Rideont, #oree, dalifax (* fo. BYork) Mcngo'ls, Melcher, Mrleans; 24.0, 14901 alte LONDON. July 28-4 Heratic, Ghsee, Cordif ant Haruna (and sid 4"b frem Dem!) 2b 1” ‘Lelsat NOrleane, Ca- Valier, Jorcan. Quehee (an (pf 8.18 from Deni). Eptd ovt 27th Hreere Moya iio Fatietro reilan tncwer. \ e we Serra sl, 4York. re tpton from ‘Oardenss). How man, va, GO QURRESTOWN, July 258d iw ” Bio Janeino, June Z—in port barks Octavia, oter: . Kepnedy, from nichmond. jost arr: from Penascola do, big ts Pervambsco do, «nd atber BwaTow, May 1I—Sid Baosiee Ubomen, San Franciaso Tuoor Jniy 298i ¥ A Coohear. Rove aalege rr Pajero costa, Kiobemond 6 be wavage ding for charter; Evadve, do, Heaper, arm ame, ape, brige Townrend Jones, Jones an Kate Foster siliiags, do. Rome Porte ALPAYY, ape IS—Arr sebr H Hrown Jo* Bsctenessk, sloops Alida el) Rockaway. B Mioner Terryiown proveller Comm=roe, obi. gobr Belle Jobncon, Yorsvil sionte Fame, salty Sook Haver © Hockman, German, Newark; Lowuno'ive, Berger, Greenwich ( reen, Macy: nanbern, shat Lares. ‘oor fray, Wi he mn Y Peleg ap sigue! for two bare. C son tee Fr derickehurg. md, #) warepps. (oot afore) > bag swe brig Waver hy ° vr (ny ter) dark #mma ® Chase, Wall, Ghepow Rae 0g 1d eobr Maran § inne heme Pisdad ts tare Bilingwond tne. Or nobel Lunt, at stepren (and eal ad 1/08 for Bop eaioes HOLMES’ HOLE Agqart tt arr core Mary Mi lan, ane rmmtth Philetelohia for degen. ountary ob Coline, NVore for dy Tue berwen Line—We are informed thatthe steamship New Yo: &, of the Bremen and New York tine bas mode her trial trip, which resulted most aatiafertorily, an¢ that abe was to have lef. Bremen yesterday for New York, har appotutad day. nalling hence again on tbe 11th of September, Baie Wirencrart, Boot, from Boston for San Francises, put into Valparaiso June 24, with damage to riggiag nr Hortz08, 4 with a cargo of guano darian put inio Vasparaien une iOyin conser ence of eng Bonr Mixwgsots, Baker, from Salem capelzed on Wedushday in Delow Brandywine Light Oro and propably gut a Morning, when about @ mien Hiock Teiand Bioor Gowran Rowe (of Seaton Gon! Ibeay pF ge idence. was run into of the wae n goo f abont 50 weed whe - veerel of ai are inamter ond hr biqon Hawke at Comm, end wae Pot in ured. Rbe bad # cargo of about 200 bashele of corn, Frenne Inly 29—The Mndaom (s). for Remon, eas ettit of Our bar this morning, but tts expected she will proceed on her destination this evening. Hop wis ieee ‘ireon wick . be utne fa placed of @ rouat hows of brivke 44 feet big, aie. tbe Highs wil "ve ween placvly Al6 feet above the level ) om Rover om, rare pexeswons, Borrwy ster candy: Atham? Charlee 8 Catwatry Pompers Ailradeth, Price: L Andenried, Har lett Goctrey: HP aarberd, do iar Mobriet, eohre Jy 7 wii Retron, Presrurte 1, White ohta fr Monton F Strat~ anos, Charlee “a ESvect, ‘and nial howe hoor } Nema dn 8 Pots. Trinble, Restan,, g Al York: ¥ Uvar wNEWPORT, eat 3 PM—Ip port ship Wize Mallory; A og i water, itsave hport, V. Markecew Row wie ie Agr amar Chempeshe, On | Taylor, Newport, Bi, (0 load ‘tor : FO thompson, Vicgiete for JOVIDENCE, Ang 18—Arr steamer Potrel Batter New tor, Cink, ‘Port Rwea: ' 78, A’baoye Raber, EALEM, Ang W—ser ache Lenoadis, Snell, 8 York wil dive, FO, ang 2 cid sotrs J Waring, Smithy, NYork. oak