The New York Herald Newspaper, August 16, 1858, Page 8

CAUIEE TO RRGLAND ‘ACHT—DBSGRIPTION OF anpounced the departure of s small the Charter Onk, commanded by Captats Wedd, of ‘Bmaatoré , Connecticut, for Liverpeol, snd some tiene after ‘(ead the gratification of anrounctrg his safe arrtva! at thet port alter s run of thirty-seven days. The Charter Oar was @ small yacht, bait by Captain Wedd, caly forty- Give feet long, thirtees feet wide, five feet three imrhes @eep, and measuring twonty three tons. She sarted fwem New York im Jame, and arrived im Liver- om the 28tb of Jaly last, having been ‘savigaied vhe stormy Atlantic by Captain Webb av d one man, ie ieft this port with the capiain and two U.en, bet from ‘the jibeing of the craft one of the crew W7.s swept off the eck by the boom +nd unfortunately lot overboard the Meet day out, To moet men this would have been engugh fe deter their proceeding further on their perilous Veyage; but the undaunted navig’ tors, one of whom @iad pot )«supderstand the CoM pass or the sailing ef ® dost, were not t be frightened. Without « chronometer, without # cher’, of the coast they were weering for, Captain Webb # od his companion pursued ‘Weir dangerous way throug’ , several storms, and reached Liverpool on the 28th of July, where he was most cor diaily received, aud whe re he eventually left bus yacht, Raving cimpored of het for one thousand dollars. Like al! the great P avigaors in history, Captsin Webb, weiter succeseiwlly UV aking the frst pertleus voyage, de- termed to DS # Goat again,” and make @ atili forther vor, snd for Yet parposo laid the keel of a boaatifal yacht oa last ¥ ew Year's cay. He built her from the koe! bin seit, 2 Y amford, Connecticut, and had her completed ceved PF onths. She now lies at the fort of Fourth street Uaatii'€F jandwill no doubt alirect @ large number 0 weiter®. Captain Webb bas appropriately nemet bi yeedt ‘Christopber Columbus, and intends leaving Now York on Wednesday next. Be purposes visiting South. =my cn, Copenhagen, Kisinore and St Petersburg, v here ll pay his reepects to the Emperor, and hopes to O77 seb Southampton in twenty five days. He willbe ac Peompanied by two persous only, Mr. CoScid and Mr, Wend. He teker ont six hundred gallons of water, end provisions for four moaths, wiih the intention of helping 4 Ss Veawel be Way Mave. GB Lhe PALSRZL Brows The Obristopher Colvarbne ie # cutter rigge4 yackt, and jm her appcarange ts something similar to the colebrated Amerka ¢ is built, however, with every Togacd w to ali Appesrances @ thorough sea golug zal. Ger spare are unnsually strong and in hor rigging wud qurabilicy cas been sitended to. Her caoia ae Rot al a!) decorated, pul rs the rougu work. RR is, however, ample and lofy, and cau easi'y mad comloriabiy accommousie twelve persons. The ‘Dertbs are very laree and airy. The yacn: ts built of white oak, aod i fity tive fee: long on deox ana forty- Jour on ber keel. Her beam ie sixteen foet, and her bear igs predict thai she will be able to sland hoavy weaider, although she ouly draws six fect. Sue carrics jib, main: sei! and square eail, which have been made by Mr. Jona Sosevd, of 167 South sireet, and fit her admirably. Capt Webb also carries friangular or taree-cornered ail for soudding under in heavy weather, which is con- sidered avers safe aud ingenious sei. TheCoriztopher Celombhus bas no cockpit, and is siecred with es wheel, fave from the fact of toe deck being exposed, it is tought @at Whe helweman will have ratver a dangorous position. are eaperontra dove, and ihe captain cousiders a eockpit on un coeap yacht rather dauj jostead of eafe, from the uabili Sd their bemg filed with water. Ber mest is Gliy feot bigh, boom forty feet, and both are a@omporet of tough pisces of timber. She will leave on neXt, #90 Webb intends inviting the aa diesen atte the Navy Yard to inspect his Msyor ‘Wny craft before ieaving. Oar Quebec Correspondence. Giskenvow Horer, Queso, August 10, 1858. Deweni of the St. Lawrence to Quebec—Bvening Ejfects on the Great River Unpleasant Interruption to a Reverie Local Pecutiaritics—A Fixed Idea—Lions of Quebto—The Turf Club Races— Foreign Celebrities, dc.. ho. There are two roates by which the tourist can reach Quebec from Kontrea! —the one by the Richslieu Company's Deates, whici leave the latter city every evening at seven: ‘the other by the Grand Trunk Railway, the hour of depar- Bare being four Those who are for driving on rapidly ‘will go, of courre, by the express train, the journey occu pying only Ove Bours; othors, who like to take matters tomsfortadly and easily, will go by the Dont. After ail, the advantage gained in point of time amounia & little, for the * Seamer reaches Quebec at ix in the morning. If the tra- veller can sleep in a state room be arrives freeh and ready fer the day's explorations, and cao return to Montrea! the same evening by cither railway or stermor afler vieiting ll thas te really worth seeing in Queboe iteekt, The coun- ‘Wy aroun), however, wero picturesque and Meaotiul that a Week's 90} Jura would not exhaust ail its foawures. The descent of the St. Lawrence to Monsresl was to me the rource ai 60 MADY DOVE! Dd pleasurable sensavons that Sad not hesitate a moment as to which of these routes i sbould take. Leaving on Monday ia the @eamer Quebec we gided down the mver tz one of the finert evenings that it is porsible to imagine. As we Feachod te group of sian ds a) the enireere to Lake St. Peters the scenery became #'mwost ortenta! jo t'y cnarac- Yer , tbe setting sun coloring the horizoy with biogd-red tinte, and shooting upwarcs rayu of purple aud guid, ex. | fendwg far into the beaveus. Soarcely a breez> ruilled the broad expanse of We river, the s'iliness of the aumes phere bemg ou!y broken = song of the Canadian _ pilot and tue noise of our palities. It wax jum mach ao eveniug s¢ ore might pare on the Nile, whose delta bears & strong resemDiance to We alluvial flats of which for the iret sevesty miles below Movireal he sores of tne 8s. Lawrences are comporec fhe dreamy awd loxerioony indeient feelings inauced by an evening thus parses gan Rardiy be described. lt & as if one's exinence were pes pended between the few vleaswnt realities of our own world aud the Diixaful promises of tha ext Newirg can De More provoking thaa aller abandoning enereli Lo a dolicious reverse of this kind to be roused from it Dy some ipcitent w! Jare unpleasant:y ujor one’s Berves. There suddenly came oorses the vieioms that were Soating before me the burly ay Canadian polivcian, a member of the lower ure, to whom | had peen carnaily tetrotuced, and who, Paying hold oF we by the buiton, inficted ape me his ‘views abou: Cenadian = litte gonera.ly ard Lene ¥ Brown in parveniar For the moment! own that I ©4 George Brown back ip bis place ex Premier, hat be might give tite t) my interlooutor * That gensienan ie | bitten by the Brownoptohia,”’ observed a New York Canadian turned bis tion wich hie ba my iife wat by “Why so? «“Becrnae be hae got a fixed | sare the Toronto men remarkabie for xed tone bow eated pear me, at ack, duguete’ ‘with the Iiade abiwn- i bed elicited. “! would stake ‘oroow ian lin Quarantine Hatters. Mere bave been Dut three arrivals at the Lower Quer. ‘antine since Friday. The brig Ortolan, from OF atuegos, the captain of which reports, July 16, E¢wir, Garnes, of New York, second mate, died in the hospits',; and has two sick on board, ene of lameness and the ol” ser of fover and augue. ‘The brig Bisck Hawk, from Carderas, all well. Sailed ‘im company with brig Masatian for New York, with the captain sick on beard. ‘The Spanish steam frigate Berenguela came up to the ‘upper Quarantine on Sunday afternoon. She will ealute the frigete Niagara cpon her arrival. ‘There arc now but twenty six vessels in the lower Quar- ‘antine, and the number is daily decreasing, the arrivals ‘Rot being as great as those cong to the upper anchorage. The abi Spake, fem New Coe for Europe. corns ehipped pan core, sae deen thoroughly fumi- aneier of the crew of the gen Weve was eee. we no Sane op Sanday, from New Orlespe for Falmouth. pe A OE — = She is free of water, and, it is said, will proceed ons “ ‘A. Forrent, Capt. Gillespie, arrived August 14 from Santos, with coffee to G. L. A. oak, Mosk, All well on Board. Detaned for observation, &o. Seeamer Folnaciehin. Onn. Harrison arrived August 14 from New Orleans, Hiaavapa and Key a with 118 18, epecie, &c., to M O, Roberts. The steamer Tour cases of sickvess on the }» Wut the surgeon reports them as not being eae fover. She remained at Havana ovly eight bours, and thea ley ouiside tue Moro Oartle. pessergers’ age had not been open all i\. was Constantly aired on the decks The burgeon reporss thas four éoubisi hess Were tent to the bospita: in New Orleans, ‘The ves. se! ie aeanes At Upper Quares tne. 'm. Willson, Captain Farre'l, arrived Augast 14 fromm Bie, wan onto we Geodiies & DS ne cenben oo woard. Dets:ned a few days for cbgervation, Ac. Bark Tide! Wave, Captain White, arrived aigust 36 from Ric, with ooltos to Sttkix: & Iroveides, All weul on board. Demand for seal a began nes Bleck id » Captain ‘arrivedjAuguet from Cardenas, with suger anc ny to Brott 500 & Co. No 8.ckuess reported on arrive? or in the port af de- pertore. Anchored in the lower bay, Brig J Nickerson, Captain Nickerson, arrived August 15 from Cape Bay ui, ‘with logwood, coffee and mahogany to a Wilson & Co, All’ wel on board. De- ten ore Bros, Navarro & Oo. lower bey. Brig Ortolan, Ouptain Tort, arrived August 14 from Ci. enfuegos, with sugar to0. & E. J. Peters. This vessel lost ber id mate in por’, and one man was sick ou the ti ut on arrival ull were reported well. Aachored 01 bag Thee reat Western, Captain Furber, arrived August 16 rpool, with merchandise and 323 stecrage pas prot to©. H. Marshall & C>, As emigrate are not per- mitted to land at Castle Garden on Suniay, all erigraot sbipe i on that day are detaiwed until Monday, unloes there ia kickness on board, when, of course, their detention is longer. Cry Intelltgence. Murraky Tur To Evxor: —1t has been announced that the Seventy ret regiment, Col. Vosburgh, intend making a trip to Purope some time during the coming fall. The report, however, is promature; for although the members of the regiment have discussed the propristy of paying « visit tothe French capital, the matter has not been deii- nitely settled. It is pow ‘reported that a committee, con esting of Lieut. McCormick, Col. ee and privaia Coulter, of the City Grevadiers, compan: regi- ment, <eparted in the steamer iat wee! a Farope, to make arrangements for the visit of that corps to Seotinnd, from whico country most of tbe members bail. Tt ie anid the money ts eubscribec, and that the comwiliee’s raport will decide the matter. a trip to Europe is not such a for midable mater after ieee an Bo doubt but that, before long, some of Our city com will wndertake it. It would aod immensely to the folat of the corps that would ‘form the feat. A company or regiment of our New York uniformed militia in London or Paris would be one of “EW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, ‘The Kansas Election. ; OUR KANSAS CORRESPONDENCE. Laavaxwoarn Orrr, K. T., August 10, 1° 48, ‘The returns come ip slowly, but those already jcstved clorrly indicate that the free State majority wi’ 4 pot be teas than 9,000. Jebneon county (complete) £' wes a me- Jority of 276 for the free State party, while pv’ Ail returns from Breckenridge and ssa gar coagpeley =, Of 110, At Emporia, Breckearidy ¢ county, and Co umbi , Madison county, there was ny 9 single pro” siavery vote polled. The vote thus frs received shows Seeeene ree Proposition — Proposition acoepted. Free State majority...... The vote by counties and ‘precincts, ae far ax bead from, a we follows:— the events of thorge, and would createa gr: Last year the members of the Columbias Dag: No 14, aeriously determined to visit the Old the summer, Tae members even went so far wy to-+bire inetrnctors in French, bat the revulaioa of last at left the ‘Columbians’ 20 bereft of cash that the Europes) trip had to be abanzoned fora time. It may take pi pe, however, within a year ortwo. Which wil! be the firet | ——y to take a trip to the Oid World’ Who speaks first + Tix Mason's Sq: 4» proceeded to Sheeps’ Head Bay on Saturcay, On their first annual excuraiou, accompanied by S large number of guevts, among them Mayor Cemann, The offer wee conducted in a west creditanle waace = ¢r the anpervision of Sergeants James N. Croft ard us diuier, when speceaes were male by hie ex-Judgo Phillips, Deputy Superintendent Carpender, In the ev ey, DY inpitation, visited the residence of j-, % FPiuahing, where they were outer. d until & late hour, reaching home about twelve ‘clock. ogy. —A match, which it ie expected will be sharply wilh We pla yOO Ua Mandap, the 22d lowe , at eleven of New York and iho eighieon of Albany and Utica, From Rom Javemo.—By the brig William Wiison we beve the Diario de Kio de Jansire of Jane 27. The Prari hae a long article vigorously urging @ “political alliance With the Uniled States, which should extend even to the formation of » principle of intervention on suck caves and | of such cbaracter az might be judged proper, ia order to control the interests and protect the righte of the va rious Lege A the two Americas.” As a protiainary | step the Diario urges the establishment o! a lize of | steamers between Kio and New York, and exhorts the | Brazilian government to eupport a pruject ou for for taat | object. According to the Diario the health of Riv was gout On the 26th of Jane 9,000 bags of ntiee were sold et Sie 0 There were 1h bage exported that day. and i from the let 10 the 96th of month, inclusive, 147,547 buge Perronal Intelligence. Americane registered at tho banking office of Messrs Leueing, Baldwin & Co,, Paris, from July 16 to July 2, | bo ae Rev WO Lameon and femity, W EB Gebonck. HOW Fiteke and wite, 1B Lansing end family. Mrs Pomeroy, Mian Alger; KB He limey. J WT Longworth and wite, Jobn Biwod goon, mpeon. mrs TN dance, RHaitey and | tanily, P'e Ww jocks, Tipe | Froth,” Jr 7 ag wie he MeChinioyk, D1 Cham reriain wits: JN Tap. nn, WW hvenwright Jr: bp. lwetowre, At orton. O @ eiesle end wife CH gern mad ‘wite, John Ro. gore. Dr HW Cnnedetl. F Michel, Jone IMesingon, F bardge, Geo Dickey. 8 Jemeorun, 1 W Punmett, « Van Kergen, GG Lvelin, TI ae ree, OBE 4 & Bon oe ees La Mre Cary, 6 | Wa ar: Mi Feyeer and fermiy. WA BT Ltd themos. @ 6 Thomas. ¢ © Pint 3B Koly. Maseachuee few » Grawod end wile qmuires amreed a: the tepe of the remark «Well, Tbe ng irom my own expo. ther day, with sume om that wae put to chen our lunadic aay ior buildings of the town; nay, Mouge,ta order to ward a t see our luaatic " letinrs: of otrodustion, the fret ey me by every one wos, ‘Have ro Yo vain I praised the public even the Lumpntty o 06 ihe enme evernal ton Seylum, was the ax ader. Now, if tons be Set o hsed item teow wort is, for how on you @eoount (or th sofa wboe population ramming the dtrectvop of a road house The appearance of (uebe« is eo fumiiliar to your reaters, , tas T shall not from the rogested ctcr pons giten 0 c peracion. Tt has Stemp: to follow all the charac 4 French eaport, with aar row and dirty cots, end but for the Deanty of ite sive and the interest attaching to its bisvories) fortures it would Offer but ‘ow atiractions. Tho citadel, Wolfe ¢ mouwment, the tablet 40 Montgomery and the piaias of Adraha.s onc are dei, there remains nothing bot the enviruns w tity the cariosity of the wurim: These latter, insiud = We Fals of Moatmorency aud the Ladian |oreite, will well repay @ few Oays sojoura. 1 found on my arrival thatthe Quebec Turf Club racer Were to commence What day, Aad Laving gut through the Hous by the hour aunounced for the first tece to of, I jumped into s cab and was rattiod to the course ia & tew minuves. Had T not been on ihe plain of Abraham | would have fancied myself on a Galway race course Bren wing wae Irish in ite character and origin, the waving abandoned tw their Celtic sompatriots the aaa ebjoy Went Of & Sport lo Which ihe former have always shown themveives indéiffurent. fhe whiskey teate Were ‘u abundance, and their owners, to juige by their bard looking and battered appearasce, haa ence of their itwerant sporting cailieg in the old country. Om every side wes W be heard, ia tue rich meilifiucus brogues of Conaught and Muveter, criticiems on the qual oe riders thas Would have done credit of the Curragh. Imaginary bete were in perfec. «i Ay mach ® gentleman for the < »"' and the keen interest manifested these poor cama legis eaten at ton showed that | altou, U awsplanted to a fore go u bad carried ern (hem their keen relish for Unis favorite sport Three horees were entered tor the Are\.# hurdie race — Poree $150: entrance 625, two mile heats. The follow. thebeeult — Kew, Ri a win’ ob. g Charley Reillp......6ecces cece ee Hogen's bm laay Frashiie,, . ry PreoWwe eb. g. Garry Owen... - 0 Garry Owen tripped ai the fired leap, and rolled over wits be rider ee neither wae burt The en dee! between Char! end Ledy Franklin was @ wiewe ove, the former walks 4 litte more than a neck, DO potress a much interest, vatested They terminated a- eon plate of $150, The wher racer did mieugh Ley were wol WAyenr open to al! borsee; mile beats woler weights entratice, Bb — Hendrcapoa’s b. g. Fillibuster oe O211 Kirwin's br. m. Augueta,.....). secceccee ©1288 The Scurry stakes of $126, open to all horses; mi eats. turf club weighs — cc —% fiendricknun’s b @. et Driec.!!'4 ob. 1. Qwee of fr empe 22 Kuwin's b. @. Rowivecn Orarce OF The sonme altogether wae a very pictvrescue ws 4 ani snaked ont, the premeuce of ladien siding largely to its sms nb ies iey thet of Sr Keary Wrixon Becher. This lathe | eor of the coloprated tragio actrees Mise (6 Neil) Amongst the gamete who have bere rimying intely at the Clarevaen. 1 found the mame of Fir St George Gore, the seorcoirie bre inh varovet, who bae born ing #0 march kre buck faut on the weatern prairice Be bas a tron © erendente ag ae ecMicient for the follow, of a repmrd chief, are i enjoy intenssiy thie roving ti “ne tan tor the Sngnovey shorty pre srrival, intending to pare nome weeks in Fem sot eon Fatih: Antrow care, 8H Lo MB Cartcloh, W Sm th, AP | Behipp. Rentuoks = W Kalet { fornia MM Weasbanch, Dr € Ulecie, WB Huger, dows Carel | eipp | ARRIVALS. ries) Mrs M aenroal’ wt dy avd child; wre & * t ertman Cay J Mre ¢. % Clonemay Mery an, re M Leary, W Daper eerege. From Hav ine—Count ve indy 'woeimers and it Renter. F Mauri From Key Went- aot ( r Jr; Row hitde, if Grinoell. | DRY ARTUR (hampton and Hevre, in ell, ba ag Opes Pilard, Chee Kaede: & iho ereb Copara, Maa Maiere, ied ‘Ridous’ Visiens. Thaddeus | via obaone Thiergartner and ‘wo ghilaren, Mra Julie Ty or Bargahorver, P Trace, Sacob Fcbenholzer, Mrs ber, Heary seb, Chwe Vogt, Ft strous, Mre Philip Alton and eb d, Jou Ville () Ser Steiger, Dacmann, Korg, Mich Hetley 0 \ snceremse, Tierirand, hoor Rudrace, Mt ° 5 M Hoe Moree, ee hewe, me To Peony cometh, “verte Oriente Bed | Pines, ALF Werneke, iy ¥. hid BOhild, Indy and er ; Foal Bianehet, HA Lang, Mra Wargare: Gwinne, tue Krevver, Lang Bruty, Fraak Aro, R Winter, wite id fae ind Am Arie, italy mmball, Francis Mon | le Ovieta Kneoreacia | ira de Oviedo. G Dhulben men, Wm fonateg, Jos end wife Gen Buhler, J ted Rebnevier, Iwo aia Rubel, wife, two simvers and child: Mise | Vanes Fiche F Hace Jnon Jonepb Bilanewr, Adam Hau bert. Wm Kreba, Ameijia ® Wiesner, J Bp), Joe Riseg: Hope, dicener, Ht Merk, « ¥ b eat ond abil: Dr Kent P 4 Stockton, Sroea ot | Leipsto, A Folebi, W Forbes and iaty, Pro charna, New Tork: B Haig. Dr JW Spear A ieasee, F Dealy W tore, P Garbeilie Indy and (wo children Capt a Ti Dolard, Ales @rmend. 0 febmidt amd w Rowalie Het berger 2 ‘noob Mrycker (eo: Priester, OF Tanche, epban Bran) 1 Reddiwke Nathae Hort and wife, oN Geo Widbler. Joka Huuingsr, Car! Rue oO Ae + Hy Nistedkt apd wife « ter, ly Bayer and wife ., Veil re, Hy hawlee Mathiag Kent ite | 8 two children: Jobn Futierer, F Kilran, Pant Me oline Cbristiag, A Fucker, P Tackers.—f)ecie leon. For Mejbourne, Ausiralia in the elt, p his Mr apa. Mrs Bolt, Fngisnd W Cum me D ir and Mrs tmith. Mrs and Mra Heich, | Larkim, + aod Mre Tinie ad a famt L | Mir ana im Hex Omi. | P Bateher, sun hoe Pe | We ekentydasree Bi hah, tis Cnastsns Rate oe anogh. | the stem imsbi; Nashe Weicker and chai i ‘ye Albert m Porcher | ol epee, Aker | aE Ok tJ od | conan, J 8 | do # wel DCabvetge 1 Bed 90 TL Harrie, 8 W | P Foaerty, © j *" Poets, 4 siebmen, Ino Bari Pivey 0 Perot, Sieve ki isitoor. BM " , M aiken, Mr and Bre feed Bervey. About three o'clock they sat down to a | syor Tiesapn, General Saporintenaect Talmadge, | Samuel Brevoort, beq, 8, Auld and 1). K. Leaman, Heq, | Snares. Precincts. 2. a totat, fy. May ae ay Leavenworth on tent se *y 149 “is Quincaro, ‘tbe erty “iit - 60 a 101 aes Delewar 79 a4 168 6 = K okay 53 90 143 -— 8 Wyani 2038 Ss 27 no — Alexander. » 68 12 80 6 ATGHIBON COUNTY. A chison 16 M40 201 n = Sumver 221 18 234 2 Pardee, 56 8 63 a = Monrovia. 68 8 % o = 2 19 we 5 19 [ a Pore 385 6 - counry, 44 210 ile wb 90 ao -— Palermo. , 7 6 62 > 29 168 no 1 18 “ao 1 37 o& = - — 100 _ Tro, bn a 7” n Highiss.t 1 26 “u-— county. ss 28 ys - 123 pt - 0 = pa Co = 3 Mm — Bloom'ngiaa, i ws loom'D| 1 1 - Twin Mound 73 10 A eo — Eudora, 103 - 103 pt Cole Cre 6 ol ol a - 9 7 - S te > 3 - 1 2 = aoe S = au ce So 168 ' Ed 100 = 6 per Fails. - Oaawkee, 73 26 99 vt — Rieing Sun. 30 42 12 —- 2B Oski 33 » 108 Bb SAWNEB COUNTY Mo _ 16 mh — 196 .- 1% = 248 10 258 26 = 170 30 200 Mo Ul ait 8 123 246 hl BROWN COUNTY. ue 1 85 3s 268 — 46 a in Ciavionyille 84 25 8 o RILEY COUNTY. Ggden........ 43 VW 69 6. | Manbatian. . 131 1 132 130 BRECKENRIDGE COUNTY, Fmporia.... 104 So 104 wa Kaneas Centre, 33 2 3 a= MADISON COUNTY. | Columbia... 79 76 mb = PRANKUN Com Ubio City.. 63 6 Oo | Centrepolis, 5 —- 6% 6 — CALHOUN COUNTY, PS a 109 a Total.esscecs-+ 7,708 2,008 889 6502 95 About two thir¢s of the returns have thus far boen re ceived ‘The Board of Comvnis¥ioners at Lecompton have | not uppointed @ day for opening the official revarns y, but it ts likely that they will name some day this wi No news yet irom Lyn, Sykens or Bourbon couaties. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Senpay, August 15—6 P. M. The trade of the port during the past week, Hy POM VELOW Chul Of the corres ponding week last year, was large in comparison with most recent we In several mercantile cir- cles we note increased activity and more symptoms | of stir. The arrivals, daring the week, of country dealers imparted an air of business to quarters which bave been but too still throughout the past few mont Here and there we hear of considerable | transactions and new ventures; but they are the ex- ception, not the rule. set their face against vew engagements on anything ike the seale prevalent last year. Moreover, the Jate accounts of the damage suffered by the crops in Serpe oe | , some of the Western States operates to discourage the extension of old or the creation of new credits n favor of dealers in that section of country, It really seems that some parts of Mlinois, Indiana and Jowa have got the worst of their troubles before | them. The following are the Custom House tal) of the trade of the port, upon which we will ta’ th sasion to remark that the export week and import week are not identically the same, the com piler closing the one on Monday, the other on Friday, in order to divide the labor of the very labo: nlenlations required :— riows Comparative statement of the exports (exclusive speci fe) from d New York to foreign ports for the aimee J ‘or the week... ualy reported. 47,1( Levees 48 “ Comparative statement of the forei New York for the week ince Ja » imports at nd since Jannuary 1 Lior the wk $4,06 $4,856,140 Vrevwusty repor'd 136 67 85,060 433 Since Jam. 1... $140,604.06! $1eheon aH $89,906,579 | The following was the «pecie export for the here | ight, Sontbempten, gold poried inet week) $52,100 60 Cat = int bara. 10,706 77 ‘ 100,60, Bark Reotiess, Senta Martha, ae ‘ploeeas 1,600 Brig Biliow, Fonoe, doubloona,. ., 16,978 | « sver, 009 00 Ire ‘Abny Thaxter, Ponce, Spaz 5,008 00 Seamer ¥ig0, Liverpool, |" § mitt bare. 07-458 16 ty King. sovercigaa,. 9,301 60 Seamer’ Vanderbilt, Havre, Sn T gold... 184,412 77 Tota: for the week... settee seces $440,728 TO Prev iows!y reporte . 16,908,610 67 Voted, I808......... + 916,249,339 37 Against thie we received from alifornia $1,082,000 in gold dast. A sum of $7,051,255 has been paid in w Id inte the Sub-Treasury on account of the NewYork share of the new ten million loan; so that, altogether, the mowement of the week has been against the bank | The receipts for the month and year were as reserve to an Rtent of something like $6,400,000 | follows: - fer fame 00 Por the Year. It may be supposed that they now hold $28,700,000, parrengers.. ae 0 | as the Sob-Treasury hole $12,986,816, though | Hd ae eat te | Owing to the system of averages adopted at the | Af wii ta | Clearing House, the statement on Monday may show | For other services. a4 19 very different apparent resnite from this. | 996441! ie Money has been cheaper during the past week | hs cules operating the road daring ‘ee than at any former time during the dear. The banks | ig r — yee are lending par on the new government fives at pee at tn ee ee eT 4 per cent, ond taking the trouble and riak Of pay | “wes cassetsses of the: Mnanell condition of the ing up tin specie nd ota ng certificates. Money | city of Milwaukie, furnished wy ” the Mayo was offered on Saturday to several parties at SJ, and . on England, as was to ve expected, bas some | Bonde iknued in al@ ef railroads, what declined during the week. Rankers’ bills have fallen an eighth to merchants’ a trifle more. But the business done has been small, there having been no Cunard steamer trom this port. The chief event of note in Wall treet doring the week was the award of the new ten millions of government five per cent stock. The subject has been 0 thoroughly reviewed and explained in this column that there is no necessity to recur to it here. It may be remarked, however, that the news of the award, which went ont in the Boston steamer, will probably surprise foreign capitalists, who, if we may judge hy the bids of their agente here, expected to buy onr government securities a good deal cheaper than they can a quarter The banks are understood to | dahed. "The kas) according to the calculations of interest computers, was awarded at an average rate which nets 44 per cent to. the holder; it has gince risen, and is now in demand at 34, tho Jancary in- terest off, which is equal to 53 for the term of the oan. The week has been very dull on the Stock Ex. change. Itopened on an exceedingly torpid ma> ‘ket; as it wore on, a decline began; this, after Iast- ing two or three days, was followed by a languid and partial reaction. Yesterday thece weve rumors, on the one side, that the Erie and Central were about to make up their differences and raise their fares; on the other, that the failure of ‘he crops tu certain sections of the West would materially inter- fere with the receipts of some of the western roads. Time alone can show what basis there may be for the latter rumor. For the credit of the common sense of the railroad community, it may be beped that the former is well founded. That the Eris and Central are doing themselves grave and almost fatal injury by their present reckless opposition, no sane man can doubt; nor is it a question which concerns them and their stockholders alone; the whole coun- try is interested in the settlement of a controversy which, if it lasts much longer, will produce fatal effects on railroad enterprise and railroad extension throughout the land. ‘The original and chief blame of this mischievous quarrel ought to rest upon the shoulders of those persons who combine the calling of stock gamblers with that of railway directors, and who, to make money in their stock operations, have not serupled to rain the credit and break down the re sources of the institutions which were under their control. But this is past remedy now, The question uow before the railroad community is whether these two concerns can adjust their disputes, or no. If, as we understand it, the only points of difference are the amount of money which the Erie requires to desist from its suicidal policy of low fares, and the shape in which the subsidy shoald be put, we should imagine that any two clear-headed men of business could settle the dispute in half an hour. It is high time this were attempted in earnest. The following table will show the fluctuations in the stock market during the past week:i— Missourt 6's. La Crosee Delaware and fe Mali August V4. al 8535 and Mississippi... ie 6 The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week and aire ——-1881.— ———1888 —-, ba wae Ing Amount. Value. Amount. — Value. Cotton, bales. + 1,061 $77,149 2,427 $147,247 102,74 23,593 161,166 1175 2d 1019 62/603 137,829 144,706 es 000 2,063 = 6.3006 ,528 Beef, bbls, antes... 1,720 44,778 = id 8,768, Pork’, bbls. andtes... ‘979 21/958 = 81412500 1 $301,250 $476,934 Tusrease of week as coropared with that of 1867. 175,205 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to August 12;-— $17.270,779 16,581,450 800,967 3,646,516 Decreare av compared with 1867 ..........+5 1,786,049 The Philadelphia Bulletin of yesterday gives the following account of the coal trade for the week and the anason :— ‘The following state ment shown the of anthracite receipts coal from tae Lehign and Schuytkill cog i Ubs past week ava for the boavon, as compared with last year - Lehig shose of the corresponding period 87408 983,861 78617 157001 4145 684,261 48.204 12.95% Seluay Tails Canals. 684,06) 4 Railroad,.1,209,926 omen par | then ever. ‘The net falling eit oa the four lives tere, pe Lebigh ey, — ae even it 4 gradcally geting down to year’ he ane down last week tLousand tons vee than the corresponding week. ud fas of ailngeler 245,409 tana. Tho Sonny Revi gation falls cf 77,60) tons, though the wees's avout a® good as inet year, The Lobigh canal falls off some seven thoussud Was for the week, and 65,806 tone for the neeaon. Respecting the English Board of Trade returns, the Liverpoul Times say: ‘be principal { arure in still the extensive exportation of cotton gocdr, owing chiefly lo the active demand for lu The ablpmes ts of cotten to tue “Brith Hast In Len” are returned as £817 060 f: opth of Jupe, agatoet £515,880 im Jase, 1887 14 in June, 1854. The cxporte of linens presenta a cecided resovery. 19 wool jens and ich, alibough the Sgures are till decidedly oe tow thore of Inst year, the immediate tendency is sito nore [avorabio, Ax regards baverdachery, aod millinery, and berdwares, The Readwg Raurc end cutlery, the totals are large, though delow thore of 1567, Sikes Gontiame to exhibis a’diuniuu- bor. The exiraordimary large conanmption of sugar will attention. The quantily of rugar om which duty Guriog the six months of the present year bo lees than 4 427 S70cwts. against 3,946,556 a the six meoths of 1967, and 5,404,721 in 1866. The supplies of foreign crain and flour are also very large. The six soonthe’ uguree aa regards wheat are 2,265,063 ibe 1,274,104 ro L867, aud 1,544,028 in és Soar, 2.998.724 owta in 1858, sgainet | 1,006,648 in 1657, end 1,607,466 in 1866, The cousumption of tea and other leading articles is likewne In fact ere is no item of real importance on which ihe compariecn is uniavorabie. The foliowing is & statement of the total declared value of the export of British aud Irn protose sad Wanulactores ¢uriag tbe month and six For the month £10,661 087 10,609,849 10,241 483 a he decrense on the monte is only Sit rbe absee th bor er coat aad on the six months, £7,356,- 677, oF about 14 The bneiness ot th the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Jone is thus stated by the General Agent: - 1856, 180 1858. " Going East. Coming West. Through par- Fy era aust 16 888 “Fa0a $1,614.00 00 Bonde isxued for munetpal purposes . 766,860 00 Some of the expenses for “the "year preceding $28,480 G0 ae 1 18,000 60 $20000 Ohio 6'n, "60... 17000 Tenn Oe, 90. 1000 Virginin 68 #00 to, 1000 Miseourt | AUGUST 16, 1858. erste x = ¥ 48 x 22 1000 Far kReew.d30 2 3400 }iud RRR 2am 4495 8000 MORS pediastep 44% IOLe MLO RR be 260 16 Teo do 89 83% 34006 La Oy AMIN 83: 10000 SPAF DI co... CITY COMMEROIAL REPORC. Sarvrpay, August 4-6 P M, ete par 8 bole. were made, incluaing st 6c. end pearls <. eee pear Fionr--tne market wes steady, with PE mar pts ns ee feet paw tr eae Re: 93:85 2 $400 440 a 450 470 a 485 445 2 460 47 a 676 525 a 560 52 a 650) 470 a 560) 525 a 5 76 560 a 675 675 a 72 325 = 400 420 a 460 Covadian brands were firm, with eales of about 600 bbis , closing witbia the rapge of the above poles. Soutbern figur was in fair demand, with eales of about 1,800 bbl closing steady at our Cora meal and rye Sietews. flour {Bea pe Ae Bos heat was active, with sales of about 67.000 bushels, including Milwaukie club at Oe. a $1, red Western at $1 13 a $1 18, white and ember colored Weniern at $1 15 a 9 25; vew inferior and common to choice Southern white, at $1.20 2 $1 56; uneoned tochoise new Soathern red 5c. 8 $2 30. Corn—The sales embraced about 60,000 boshels, ey: unrovad to sound and good Western mixed at Tle a ; Southern common to good white, at Se, nn a 0c; poor to good Southern y-llow at 89c. R les of eto bushels were mude at 88e. rware unchanged, whi's gates were small. Cormyr.— The market was quiet snd sales limited, ara)! lot of Jamaica rold at 12c., and 40 bags Rio at Nc. Cortox.—Tho eales embraced about 1,000 bales, based upor midditrg upwards, et about 124; 5. Lange ~ _ Liverpeol, about 600 bbis. rosin were en- gaged at is, Od ; 8,000 bushels wheat, probably to fill et 23d., tn bulk’; 109 boxes bacon at'12s. 62., ‘and 5 tous whslesfoct at 128. 64. To London, 100 bbis. pork at ‘Ms. 103,d., and 5 tons whales’oot ‘at 22e. 6d. And 10 Gins- gow, 10 tons whaeafoot at 20s, There was nothing of umptrtance to the Contivent. > per? Bors were doll, and limited sales making at fo. a6iec., with some obcice lots at 7c, Inon Was quiet at $23 60 a $24 00. Lime was selling at 60. for common Rockland, and at 80c for lump do. Morasses.—The market was quiet but firm, while sues were upim) rant. NAVAL ScoKW%.—The gales embraced about 2 (450 baa epirits torpentive, to arrive and on the spot, ai 44 460 , cloring firmer. Crude turpentine was quiet. Wan ttecoy; 800 bdis sail rosin were sold at $1 45, and 126 Co etraiped at $1 70 Ous.— Linseed was rather lower, with sales reported at Tle, a 120 ene ae and crude sperm were user, abe pricen unchang x Provisions —Pork—The market was leas active aud buoyant. The sales embraced about 400 rd ein | mete at $17 40 ore 50, with some small lows uuder inside: figure, and prime at $1485 a ea ‘Thin moss and clear were adout the same. Beef was wtercy, with sales of about 200 bols., fociuding country mews ab $1175 & $12: repacked Western do. at sida $14 50, anc extra at $16 a $15 50. Bacon wae steady and prices unchanged. Cut meats were less bucvent, with mocerate sales at 640. a 6,6. for shoulders, and st Sige. fie. for bame. Lard wes lees buoyant. The taice embrace about 400 Dbis at Niko. aliXe. Bat ter war dull at 12e a W6e. a 17c., the Iatter figure for prime Ohin,and at ide. e180. a 20c. for common, good apd choke fresh St Choere was dull at do. a 7,0. Rick --Seles of 170 carke wero made at $1 70. Sreans —Ae usael on the Inet day of the week, the nales Were limited, but the market continued firm. [he sales embraced about 290 bhds. Out tole, of fair to mo- elem grades, chiefly at xc. aS)jo and 165 boxes at Bye & 9}. Sricks —Sales of 4.000 Ibe. nutmegs were made at p. t. Wreker,—Saies of 250 bbis, were made at 26,0. ake Markets, Port av Pruncn, July 24 — Receipts of coffee, 1,746 bags Bt $152; logwood , 300,390 The at $€0; cotton, 28 pales. Core Have ‘July'20,—Coffee, $136 a 3135; log wood, $80 & $40; dondioons, $300. Tefen yaaa ye a from Boston hes brought fall supplies of isions. Receipts of coffee small at $128; Piaptas, 19; logwood, $40. Jmwaim, July 20.~Stock of Provisions good. Small coastwise receipts ct cuflee and logwood, coffee, $150; log- Gonaives, July 21.~Stock of A title ecitee im the morket, ob $138 0S 90; log wood , Jacuan, Jo! Business dull. Cotlee Dadly in do ‘Port of New Vouk, August 13, 1538, sou Fg ad Commander Hudeon, Trinliy Bah Oreat we Western, eyrter, rE Ss July 12, with mize roe pons ie aa Xe Jniy eee eae briny Sapte WP Har ae est Point, who died at Liverpool ibe la Ship Joventa (of Thomaston), Young, Javerpan!, 2 days, ‘with mare, to Noamtih & fone | Took miles of B handy Hook, from boat Park Texas, Merrill, Liverpon:, July 7, with coal, to NO Pili! re Wave (of Bowton), Write, Mo Janetro June %, ‘with cofies, to -ifhen & Brig Wo Wi Ferreli, Rio Janeiro, Jane % with oof Abbie, coke cof © le 7440 epobe sear Por mac ben ebr ebacnon (vr) Muichivaon, Hlowhere, 10 cays, with (Br), Lookhart, Windsor, NS, 10 days, conver, by ye me for Boston. 12th off Montsuhs during & Wee ran into by ‘an am row Wri. onrryibg AWRY yan a Be Ji>voom, foretopmest ond. Palio this port ior anew toremast, febr 8 Applerate, Lee Pbilad: ipb for Bosom. bebr Constvuton, Strout Calase, 7 Kebr Risener. ———. Bai Alfred Storer, Brown, from. Havere July i. one bark, anksown. SATLED. ‘Stesmabip Honteviiie Savannah. Wind during ibe day from No AR, __ Miscelinveows and Diensters. Bark Rexs Burcess, Pnow, fram Cleniorgoe for Boston, went arbore on Cocgetony Reef previous to the 10th inet, and was arsisted otf by Key tea Magne dea in sang dows ther the ingot erovnent Deau tok nat horaay Mg Rollers’ Polut me oye camtugs Tigraee and Tonere eudcsvored wo tow ber off, Dut failed, Scur Hew Yous. from Balumore for Lagu ported Jor: surnek ® the north end of yt 73 ‘The Mystic corresponden} of ibe Providence Jgurnai, unig . jwtate to Martcers. Pi of oe. mm indent 83.5 Pexsion embdsug. ‘bego, Paparos- The jelane of Java; ine prise pul riamem, in fal v1 aud and of sour metre, ty ae in ‘will be Lion, yas $s atrom Cala for Valen une 18 oon aly ns arenes ‘Shir metronglin Pealer froma Laivespool peer ian ‘B, \at dt, lon 19. i 18138. lon ‘wm for Ur. , we oe Tee ee - ater Suv 2, sata 6, WAR BECO AD; aie A ship steering E mowing 2 sey gla henee, steering South, Ang 13, In: 28 20, pga wa white ground, ret: handle ‘cenire, was neon Aug 7, lat 33, AUX Se. Ju’y 20. Tn rn Bee ae. jeuner, from co: sabe Pearle cox Cara Town, OGR, “one ‘In port bark Piset Eagle, from Boston 49 «4: Lesuerinnmorin taly ete vines 3 4 a for NYorb log. on shipa a, me , from Chowsraby, Joly Be port® NOrlenvs; Harry BY Eimpace,, for tirtrnoat tis Pica “3 Brot 8 aad Ne bap Barna’ fe ised Fleeper, tor Rice, for BYork, do, donee, Nichola, at ard ab oyla, Joba: id 17th. abip A pri, Belauo, E sicore. nt ook, Boston (ur or spoken); scare'Horace if On apol a Bell, Clark, Baltizzor PAY "23 w Chumataa duly Sto Fe bark Tones Je rey. 285 Verette jemitb, Havaps “git 3 # Lots igh 02. brig AU pera y: brig Mazailan, pe -Arr Cavalier, Jordan, London for Quebec Ganda J July $4—In port sbip Bernard. Carney, ans; ok ime Sopice, do Sid prev to 24th, bark Burifagton, Ke wianee . July %]—In port barks Weve Crost, Harmon, tag’ Jame get, Lamneat, for AYork Dane Fulako Jepsen. for Seen sn in port bark A G Hill. Vinello, for Ar- drorsen to load ior &: rt Gomtvees 9 July 29-In Dart sekrs Canton, from Boston; Me. RAVAN, July 28—Arr brige RC Wright Walker: Orlando, Fy ‘and Perseverngce, moberts, Censacola, Bah sehr O de Garay Phila elpbin; Ri Yorks aug tata aie ary K iierit ‘N York: Heras, tek Nortoik. cow _ Dea Olek Brown, Rew ha bie Prederiebes ns Oh bark J M ‘Shi ortiand vis Oaraenas: ‘Sella ab, Bausen Nori th Darke Jobo Bi are, Rane \eneoD, Burmscisine. sivas Lat Gee, a scbrs Une! t, NOr) pd Harding, N York; Qephye, Gaga, lee te: Olé Gh. Zuleita, Groster. Sagua aed NVork; 6th: hark Alma, ih rie Allen), NXork; 70h, #lup Marthe A’ Nott, Jor. ap. Bosion rs Tianron @ Grace, NF, Aug 8—Arr brig Thomas, Rope, Ball more. Davirax. Aug?—Arr brig Brisk, Nickerson, NYork, = 6th, eebre Uncle Tom, Harpell, Oharieeton; 7, Mary, naan — In port wet Jul ac eet Brie me S StI port, amon others, Pariiame: oh. « Seer eene orwell erat iat ‘ wig. Muler, for Hom: M bayes, Paine: Mose’, Jones; Arno Deering; Artel Delano; tne ew sonin: fou, and Robert, Carver, tor NOrleaas, slieash, ‘Plotarch, Barker tor NYO k: in Moet Biane, ( x0ard, 10, Black Haws, Bowers, for Se 0 Cooper, fer Bbilade'pnte; Pascarora Thowas TH Pes Nonpareil, foe ait aide Set = ge (®). Boriand, Tor 6 1B. Conan eta Yor Boros for do 8a; Ashington. (8), Dome, Ter 40 Feb K ith; Arabia (s) (s). Bell, tor do dah: ‘Sameera “outer for ye = od ready; Dictator, i for Co 4th; my fer co Sih; Roger & Miers, #ewart, for do Gib: a Ww for do jib; Omhous. Trneman wy a Sly ih: Ventarton, photon the Tab, 0 | meuih. Mewau July 2—Are Pansy Holmes, @muith, Hem: N. ether orc bark Purenit naniord for Now York, Sow Tiger, for NYork whieh reo saber of cape tt Marya Sea Feats, bad been got od, ani protes Maracas, July 90—Aer brigs Nerthe Post, wapertnh, Lacks, Upere beta de mane Bir Charen Ra" a ink ier Termes: By oon, do: set Ww ra 'Laneon, Poe Pe Buchey, Baltimore. ma ane Secabee veld ail tote Goan Belle, Witern, C1 enterges ¥. —~ = ity 21 Mo Aw weasel bi Bid lea, Br acbr 2 ALL ul in port. a, 1100} Juiy Arr ech: Helena, Roberts, NYork Port av Pauxce, Jug ‘& port barks Clara Windsor, =} for NYowk 2daya, hea’ Lene almeton, from Phi elph a, ¢ pure 4frionn, Baton, from and for NYors © day . Peing, from end for Bowion W days, ror and the vot dey y 2 Arr by mph, Lrice Sineapare, Blt z BG ReRsone, oF Felmoun, ©, up, Herren DAM Hyg port sips Mraxil, Blair, for, Bw ton. los mare (stem), WI Dahepenra (Beam), F €r, she York do; sii. Mis Joasontie (Detabhy Ves for Borton do} brig i Orent 0 Stator tic 20th sche Rep vieoa, Mau ror, June 10 (before reperied without date)— acer, Uamerbrock, Penang (and etd 12% for Chana). July Bare brig Caaciinn, Merrie, Fevave, barked Fund, 2 ANE 2) Aurora, Onge. ith, do. Fad B Rick, Ihioa, Pricvon Alior Prank)ie WYore. } Neifer, Fiber, Balt br Jaco, Iniy drip ‘Joke more Met schr Bennior Hired, BV: a owe July S9-arr scbr W A Mailiant, Kelley ork. 6 dune iB Cid ome A a oon brig Walgique, hYcrk nel Denoting, Ska- Boson: J & Bmith, is UK. Fowler, co *h4 10m, eiter. Live erpoot: bark Havaws ip Rntus Choate, Rich Peaartb NB, Ang IAzr stupa eA, Thee: Merida Lak iho! Greighinn, do: inh. Drip fick ON of Rew “Fare im! , Quemetow gage A» July 20—Arr Peo wckel Leighton. NY¥ork; Met, eo stockBam, Giles, 0 a lalile Mille, Pulnan, Weessha. May 27 (not 220) 614 Tarver, Wix, Wong Kong. be Ports. ~— Art ecbra 4: et rar 0s, Ly Sens. Ma 1 Forking, B. Koren, j— A, Wim H Beye bs Cb oe ie Woes sin * sei je Ringviecd’ nig C Ferris, A bark ee eee oy Lane W i lacn Heabee or LK, Avg 12—Arr echr Shade, or Devin. VSieracnvronr, Ang 12—Arr eohe Nelson Wolls, Ryder, ane AYN. 4 Au 1)~ Are bark Br Chisholm, few. rye do; bark 0 Gia men y Ae ie Hen Jacksonville, — 6 te Monniblin, Raluimore: pA, Fondo ge, Bnow, NY, brie Wm R ver, Sawyer, Philadgiphia. Pid sehre ( ever, Polly Price, Prion, Philadelphia wi Lanter fnew, Mil—Arr brig Henrioa, Conway, Para,