The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1858, Page 8

8 ", NEW YORK HERALJ), TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1858. i ane eect weten aL lished in the far West | *~., to be equally divided among their (proved) | States, for the week ending the 9th inst,, was as CITY COMMERCIAL REPORC. pene sr er i Thaw tarined ts the Dossy, tha ‘The London Wave of 20%, July. observes:—S0 far tha Ski Journai* thas Teporta:——Heavy showers | creditors. Glew en ’ prrrat compra ttDAY, rust 166 2. Me Sarak he errived in the , as the suppression of the African slave trade is con- | have fallen, which have been succeeded by intesse |, of the keeper of ant’ to the trast tune. | te jog ta ty quiey as ae nie ee oe “ yt a, ‘Receipts... t+] roris. Ba ear Bate she'nguiy 00 so the cones of Teo die um, . shows the want of accoramodation for that de- were unchanged. The stles for export | Bey shane no so ae enon eases, Nensnctions ware meds o2 Be iaaye hin veel pg ta Sein sat acct ene doliowins Rejected nuperiine. .. $4 00 | Friday morning. when ‘board ee eae eo denies sat Brel, Sionsaro upon State 480 | thing tai ign he Ok tat hed Gs replied ats ‘When that empire ts as free ae from ail par eg 4 00 | e4; Bod thought” pene aang an Ticipation in the slave trade. The fears, rea). or pre- © 75 | «ihe same parties wrecked Doth vessels, they not being over fended, to which we allude are, we euppese, to be 5 60 | “Thay toon out of tbe Bridie bark 183 boxes and ont of ed as the manifestation of the Palmerston 6 50 the Aimer tn bank loaded » acbr of ipety tome” ' $8 | iecsbtie Thc me oroee tnt cognate rng Livernnsl Mervary.of oth of Joly ema a outbere tency and oxua « i Muscelianeons and Disasters, of po mye ice @: temily brand: . Disraeli and Mr. Pi in one English Board of Trade retaras for the month chapel ghrim manes | TAs... .ecccccree senscseeoses 107,949 65 flour 4.00 | See Correspondence above. oad A Big al on Monday night by Lord one issued on 26th of July, and show oe) the pbs Aa the onal eee Earpings in same month last year.. 119,556 18 we 460 The Hamburg steamsbip Kammonia, Captain Schwensen, Malmesbury in the other, wo er jews en @ falling of in the declared value of mt ations as | general of bistordo fame, who fell in the battle of | pegrease (10 7-10 per cent = Aeond sale aonentie for Southampton and Hamburg, with 190 pas- are still in progress between govern’ compared corresponding peried ughrim , 12, 1691. 4 Ser ibe purpose of agreeing Om some common mode | aithough not to the same extent as in the pond reseed ey: le of the city of London Peyeenecer: Ee upc while | Orptain Wm Hubbard, of the clipper bark Imperador, haw 15,802 65 | tations. hern brands were get, 108,777 62 | eales embraced about 1,700 bbis. , closing wrt" the range al er of the above figures. Kye flour and corn meal were quiet, of action wi'h reference to vewwris suspected of frau- | months, the diminution being .£389,407. Silk and | sent by post 32,000,000 mere letters dudiue the last ices un our thanks for late Rio Janetro papers, @ulently auming a Sag to which they are not en- wedllen siapancoeree and iron goods continue to | ten years than all the le of the United States, | Decrease (303; per cent) Fea Wratesmrr Euizaners, of ‘was lost Feb 12, of and Cheba Lalsnue; nothin wed ot 4 roe | Present the chef decrease, bat, owing to the over- | sithongh the Vopnlation of that country is ten times | Net earningw in July, 1668 $82,147 00 ince oy the SST eases ns welloaion, Eby ap Bene, Landen of The London, er (iienaive aut unieaudea clatus | Kets, the articles which depend mostly on the de- | Sater. Of the 850,000,000 letters posted in Lon- 5 eats oT | Dunhele, inctatog Bure “'Hiunonuomr’= Capt axworthy, of the brig Gow ee Mee ceeneal chaste sat a | from those quarters, such as. haberdashery, | within the limits of that city. “ot Tncrease (about 198 per ceat).... , $31,868 44 | Pop red at 8 2236, and Milwoukie club at p-Oora— | eillnvuit'iees sneenta! nukes PODeE fuss mice Bieri ke tnt, of ry atapeodeat | Mente i.e ho trade te mosis | 7M, Publ, the ator of @ wack again te uw | Prom the annnal report othe tsctor ofthe | Hsia faa eats bs Store| ee ene Ra ee Sees tion, is declared to be stcred on tie bf - depression. Cottons, supported by the require. | f tobacco, predicts the most disastrous conse- | Boston and Maine Railroad we learn that its total gular, | The sales embraced about 85,000 a 40,000 busbele, | Go *hStarg, ‘abn lay badly on ber broadside. is true that the right which is inheren! iperior the East, ba ‘been lurgely shi quences to the French nation from the practice of | cost has $4,221,671 47, exceeding the capital | cluding unround Weetern mixed at 7Co, & 800., Bark Capet—Brig Creole, hobingon, at New Orleans force, if that can ‘be considered a right at all, still po yn hve. sgn wei red smoking, which has made fearfal progress of late pena See oo sound to prime do, at 800. 000 , with small lots of o0th- | «.c05 stag, Honduran Ercucht ae ngere ‘Guide, remains, and that British cruiser may overhaul his clrcamstance has greatly oontn of | Years, and is fast becoming universal. “Replying in | Mock $94,696 95. The capital has been decreased | or.and Korthera yellow a 06.8 06eJereey yelon was | tro nuis bn tres anata beak Gat How sles ft any vestels carrying the American fiag, at his own | temten the adverse charac aie e Patrie to M. de Premaray, a critic who had re- | $100,000 during the year by the payment out of the | $oct* Tye “saiesof',000 bushels were made at Slo. Oate | Aethe Sita erat snmaeorany before, reported wrecked discretion, acting under {Pe feat his own risk and | "The total exporta from Fugland for the ‘first six | VieWed his book ina jocose tone, he says, seriously:— | earnings of a loan to that amount to the State, and | wore lers buoyant, with esles of Sate ar 0c,» 600. cargo were s total ions, Dut all hands’ were an "Of ie sre “4 “should it tarn ont thatethe | months of the year has been £53,167,804 showing a | ,,.0" tell me that half the scademy takes snuff and the | also by the settlement and payment from the earn- tae ~ while | ese Cranes, wiich wank on Botie’s lant June — _ fag bas ‘peen fraudulently used, the mat- | decrease of oh 358,077 or about twelve cent, | Other half smokes, and that smokiag ie univernsl in the ings of the claim of Mr. Hazen, amounting to Corton. oop gtr ie jarehseed an’ rhethen yh ag fimerican fag ie American government baa nothing | ‘The decline each taonth ‘haa been in the following py Re baer The snob tha tiation tie steady, Hemen of ‘Sorfolx, as been got of, and waa taka Upon todo with {t; but should the vessel boarded be | proportions:— ardor, - But wbat does that prove? "Way, that the éide | *°0:000- The gross receip year | New Or oes war Lasenibiedl wien osasialial aii really American, ion would be due for the il- Decrease, | of the nation is leading te country to an’ abyss, nothing | CDding May 31, 1858, were $770,801 97; expenses of | bales over hadiy, waa taken on. the'rallway 19th mail wes fore eee ‘act, and would no doubt be regulated between + £1,836,505 | more. Ip spite of toe warhings to befound daily inevery | every kind, including renewals, depreciation and im- | time last the leak was oscasioned by the oakum baring worked ut of a egal itn lg stagivan cs PUgAeE | Salven, with an emulation which amoussiomuteess, ir | Provements, $465,300 48, Net earnings, $305,501 54; | ot whieh were tne garbourd atrenk, under foremiaah, Boia rently % proceed f100r Goren Rore, from Albauy for Providanoa, before reported sank, #as proved morning of 1%h ina, Dotween tae Pewik’and Island apd paybroox, wid etorn knocked cl. a achr lay alongride. Norrouk. Aug 16—Tho sobr Mary, from Portland for Alox- sadtia, ia Rehore at Smith's island. Vesael and cargoe wins loss: crew saved. The sehr Amytis, from Newark for Baltimore, is ashore at Eau'th’s Island, but wii be got off. Schr Vavideon from doorgetown for New yeu, lost fore- mast. (By telegraph ) New Yous Manne 27cisreR, on Ampgaicss Ue oxvs—Sup- plement No $ to tbe above velusble work te now oul and bee Geiivered by lis pu rlishers. Mesars Taylor. tag ‘shorne f& Wall street,» ar butiding. The abo wo < has LF 634,411 we A eee Semen itl Seinen, some arse two dividends of three per cent were paid, leaving a eee a oe , Yesterday. Ari gard to the arsenal itse!f at Cherbonrg, there can be 1,117,558 | Siting ia tue uring of Liliog the tes, dod Gre women | Surplus of $56,159 54, For the year ending May 1, | Tessgrnno came ia New Orittus, aad recshed. kere by no doubt that, if it be the intention of the French | June. si aes i Aw Will be Boat al! Ugly, sickly aud weakly. 1857, the receipts were $905,914 64, and the ex- | the steamer Philadelpbin a end sain — Losing pl sragpessinive Sooo ot be | of 1856 the reduction has been ouly £500, G12. With { _ Prench engineers have ee a the surveys of a | penses $472,175 26. The net income of 1857 was | go tiverpool, 1.300 bole. our were ongaged ut is., aud sneer ee ate atieat there ws | Tegard to imported commodities the chief feature | C®Mace road from Damascus to Beyrout, and have | therefore about $95,000 greater than in 1858. The | 600 Dble. rosin by sieamer, at & rate which afforded po smade to our own navy in commission. But consists in the arrivals of wheat and flour, | dicated the route dy means of stones bearing num- expenses were reduced in 1858 about $40,000, there | Just criterion of the market; and about 100 ales of cotton Re sufficient reason to conclude, in the first place, | Cove nts in aol, Te a ccale quite sufficient: war, | bers ‘They calculate that the road will require | ¢xPenses wi “ een ‘at 44d. To Bremer, 40) coum measurement goo's wore that be has any such policy in contempi:tion ; and, » prospects of the harvest, PF eiedice. for the per. | three years to execute, and will cost from 3,000,000f, | beinga saving in the wood department of $5,000, | epgoged at 37a, 6d. and to Anvwarp, 6,000 pipe staves im the second, if this were his design, it, would still } tay prespects of the harvest, to accou ‘The arrivals | t 4,000,000f. repairs of road $9,000, &c. ab $25 por M. ‘Thoré was nothing vew ts other povts. . bev ys Jes of abcat S00 pales, ter ship be a question in a zreat degree independent of the fee, tea and tobacco have likewise been - —_— — The Commissioners of the General Laud Office cole. nates Oe ee ae spond phere in the consumption of the two ‘ormer a Ny a < - F tly addressed a letter to G Randall, of aoe rome» gang force a\ Brest before | ceoroase is indicated. while in that of tes acre has | FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. | recently a letter to Governor Randall, o} The London Post of 28th of July says:—With re- aE | : f Hay wan ateaoy, w ment, at 40 a 5° cts. 5 1 Lime was in steady comand, with sales of common Rock: ae. land at 60c and jump a3 Wo {Re Inspectors o€ the Beard, it Cesarean tke epoee ‘lof the Board of Uncerwriters anc bein, 7 pina A “ Wisconsin, enclosing one received by the department ~ 4 Sem: id, isily good mess # 3 been an increase, tobacco showing no alteration. u i : Mo.asses wee quiet bat Irmly bei, ewpeciaily ¢ sbippmag houses and of ‘hose eagsged in merceawie puraiite. The London Globe of sot Tonle dig deepened if Of wines and spirit both the imports and coasump- MONEY MARKET. from N. P, Stanton, President of the Milwaukie and | grccery qualities of Forte Rio aud Cube mutcoved a ke were mows oa, Saturday © plone of ip phibos oe. fivers of t! nd80! Yompain, i ion exhibi 4 8 wer’ . ned cieco, watel: o successfully acquired the good will of the digcers, og vg eae Fruits aud apices have Monpay, August 16—6 P. M. La Crosse road, in which letter Mr. Stanton asks held; salen of 300 bbis. wero made ai 47c. Common podpap tp tere id yg op ed ‘The bank averages made up this afternoon com- | the department to confirm to the company the title pare as follows with those whi¢h were made up last | of 307,200 acres, for which it has Governor Bash- ‘and two Alerican steamers, by arrangement with pa + : Gov. Douglas, had began to run upon the river be The Moniteur Vinicole of 24th of July con- rosin was beld at $ 65c 4$1 0c , sad crude turpentine at | The bo'es were full betan inch in diameter a piece of the $3 62 tween Victoria and Fort Hope. The numbers of the | teins the following:—Onr anticipations with respect b ie. meval covering of toe ebip's howtom having been ky rcked om, Ons were steady. Linseed was colling modorately at | the worms atiucked the woud «hus tnid bare, Which caused tue , my 6 i i nel 10 106K, he leak wan nob red Wubi) tho abigy e th bet the f 1858 are | week:. ford’s certificate, which Governor Randall refuses to | Tic. a 72c.; sales of crude whale were reported, at the | tod sus x pros loot fa Indians and their known warlike character made | to the ak of wike before the vintage o' 4 be ap } ih, and south Sea at 4c, aud salon | “at Palco out. No Couvt ublpaare aomesincs lost trom & the miners respectful, while the officers of the com. | Teal We constantly opposed the hopes of au } Weekend’ Loans Circut’n. do. Mr. Stanton adds:—“ The course of the Governor | Hvar oa ie. tae er isest an” similar cause, et ; Specie, > in good hu- | early and considerable full, becuase everythin Acg. 9.8220,92,859 30,145,844 7,784,615 on oe, pg Baglin htt anon seemed to lead to a result, contrary to that hoped Ang. 16. 123 $74,469 31,150,472 7,585,939 to the miners as guides and allies in all kinds of ny ee ae of te _wine which serves ager oo ed employment, and they had exacted in return good | for common use, far from falling in price, manifests 481,000 = pit wages: is inexplicable,” and says, “ in many personal inter- views I have had with him (Gov. R.) during the past Provisions.—-Pork—The market was without spirit, Bybee Fert szzivess. pad sales logy Pegg tgp bogey t Loyd in- ng New London 12h inst, ship Peruvian, Lyon, Indian eh mess a and prime a | Cova Of, while some heltcrs, demanded $16." Leet was | . ci New Zealand March 17, Milo, Soule, NB: had continua? firm, but sales were moderate, having embracsd about | Sqi¢s since leaving A¥aros; had taken no oli ainoo leaving; 10 bbis., including country mess at $1175 a $12; re- | “at ayin Ju y 6 Capray, Sianlon, NB, from Te-ames, with pacied Western at $l4 wm $id 50 and on. do. pA pt tp nll ‘ut = pet - 's tn, eft at ; prime mess quiet a | Tecamas, no date President. allen NB, nothing last cruise, Mr wae ean ede ten ae A ee omit sent gay: July 4’ Laven, Fuher, 8B, 70) s0 30 bikie; $1060. Bacon was quict. Cut meats wer a tng, of Dartmouth, 600 ep 220 wh, ready re small fales of shoulders at 6c. and hams at 8c. 8 83<c, | ‘sremse; 10h, Emily. Luce NB. 200 ry FA a fo = few months, he has furnished, I may say, no reason Smee — the case in the Orleanais, ‘ for it.” On these statements of the letter of Mr. : 5 is, Any se loss of To eee Semi me-vanges net | ety San, Aeon Gann | hy, te, hee wi ve | fe ee ius 39 Lora bape sr =p Shen bo axes facts, we geerely call attention to them. idiom | ment of over seven millions into the Sub Governor will make known at length to the depart- simost!written—fal. A year ago he was at the ferro ah roclaes yg ais abe oe Treasury. But it must be remembered that ment his objections to proceeding with theedjastenent Hy, pinnacle of popularity. A Parliament was | ing at the principal markets. At Cognac and inthe | these payments were made in daily parcels, | ° the grant.” The Governor's reply, which covers 5 B. ares, NZ, March 15, kv F Mason, Smith, XB, 629 wh 20 - |, Whh sales about at bound seeks re Sens os kicks be nee Armagnac there is 2 total absence of business. ‘Tho | and that the whole of them only counted one day in | C¥eF two columns of the Madison ‘State Journal, com Ties like. aad ‘cbooes were dull and prioes wal en Para 8 Feb 27, BC Cowdin, Bailey, of Dart- AA 4 account rom icts are vi MH {> — ncbap; a head. He thought there was nothing he could not | since the rains, and a large half crop is expected. © | the averages. It is doubtful whether the banks vo : “Mhicn Sales of about 200 casks were reported at Sc. |. At Baten Marcil, Northern Light, Chapel, of FH, nothing do; that his name was a tower of strength. He commence business this week with over twenty-eight i of Aarg esl fix point of —— - : News of 26th of July remarks :—It e on teed hin strength against public opinion, and it was | ., 76 London Treen ot eee, eerie :It | suillions in specie in their vaults, ‘The loan column | Gane etna ae or tie tice teed reel Kicking = po aieghy eg — Lay 4 wert Gapersion of Parliament, will be enabled tolay be- | shows an increase of two and a half millions. This | #00, 4n¢ the first hundred and twenty sections tncladed a3ie. Mt asceestin Tniond Jan $8, Josephine, Allen, MB, elena; SccaRs.—The sales embraced about 600 nhds. Cuba | aa noanten, tend Js ‘emp ire Ruseel, do 300 ap. muscovado, chiefly fair Tefining goods, at 7X0 ,and fair | — Bpokhen—No dste, dc. Ansel GI $ ab 8c. nclading 100 bids, grocary goods | Feri Basion Neat do singe iat were i ‘within twenty continuous miles, are to be selected within | grocery good: revort; Clarice, Hrowa, Worse, because the things were small, and the dis: | fore the house some more satisfactory statement arises, of course, from advances made on these new | the urst twenty miles, and Use’ one hunired apd twonty | Amie a Oe. and-26 do. BE, leo pblsall ld, Merun Deolois, 40,709 ap; J'& Parker, grace out of all proportion great. than he made on Friday night with tothe | government secari®@s to holders who could not or | sections for the frat twenty miles completed, making two | . Wuliskny.—sales of about 600 bois. were reported at | Swain, dealt. important subject of reimforcements for India. The undred and forty sections ‘or the first tweuty continuous _— 8 26)(0 , and some were reported us hign as 2ic. Navraary, May St—In pees ships Lo och 1 L amar, Read 4g Brivaio. a joer for po ah ‘The London Herald of 30th of July remarks:—The | country is very naturally anxious on the point, It | did not choose to carry them. As they pay five per les completed and to be sciected within the first tw: '4¢., which we could not trace. nied pete aad dee pan aod tegen. appeais to be. pretty generally agreed among the | cent interest, and the banks will lead at four, a hice cfvad Fe grag ady ream inhiipae Goreng = # or mi n at the obliquity of our “ae ping laws. z : mF yo Boden ite ag apt small profit can be made by buying and borrowing Q fabs dleg, to tum >er for do a 4 Cneger, pen er ‘ 262 ver ton: Gensovia Jui iota pert ie x OMevens, Henge, trou find that we have given them an immense advantage suppression of the insurrection—for the pacification at our own expense, and have surrendered our ma- tional! righ® without any recompense for the conces- sion. When the greatest maritime empire in the world holds be euch Ley get to foreign a for an encroachment on its natural resources, mot rising that the inferior commercial States are ready to make the best of the opportunity. We have frequently had occasion to deplore and to ex- plain the present position of the shipping laws, which oe, oar view, the greatest existing slur on parliamentary government. The same paper adds:—In looking back on the and reorganization of India. Recent reports, from sources of information hitherto found le, give 26,000 as about the actual numbers of effective European troops now available for field service in India. Lord Stanley, in answer to the question as to what reinforcements were going out, contented himself with stating, that from the month of Febra- ary bod ng oe time nearly 17,000 men have been despatched ,to India, which ‘would probably be suf- ficient for the present. He did not state, nor has any statement yet been made by any member of the government, whether these troops were really an on them. Altogether, the statement, though unex- pected in some particulars, presents no features for particular comment. Next week we shall probably see a different state of things. Dulness continues to prevail to the exclusion of movement of any kind on the New York Stock Ex- change. This morning the few persons who have lately figured as buyers supplied the market with stock, and a few bears coming in at the same time, and offering sellers’ contracts, the market drooped Mansaiige, July 27—In port barks Fanny ¥aler, Lodge, ‘os a . a a eat more; Am M Koberts, Milliken, unc. ‘fm port. Tivol Brows. from the Tor Naren, polon tg ena ergort toubeocra niga Paani Fosate corg?, © Fields, Herriman, for Nfork Augl; Kmpire &! fom med for ; ach Mary “alle, Welch, for N Zork: wai Go same dave, Dark Raion, Gilkey, from 8 Thomas for Beoxs, July 16—In port bark Topeka, Cherch, for Bor- deaux !¢x tT ROI, about July 23-No Am {a Bie See ek Ge # tometer erin, ‘ rRs Isasne, Jaly 2—No Am veerel tn port Vairanaiso, July l~ Arr ahtp Prospero, Leach, Boston. varied events of the past session of Partiament, view | additional force, or only reliefs, whether they were | 824 prices declined. Illinois Central, which rallied them as we will, we cannot avoid being struck with | recruits or really efficient soldiers. last week under the impulse of the news from Eng- one chief! and leading fact—whiggiam i, $0 all vital 7 of (Pen Sreamncr Ananta, at SF Jouss, NF-—Truxaearic. } Satente and purposes defunct ant deed. an ae apn oe land, fell back to ita old point, and closed dall at | fone it turned over the grant. The State and the La . ait {rom York aug 5, Helle Wood, St Liverpool; éh, # G oe . on on was lately | that. Central fell off 3, and Erie j also. The talk | Crosse Company must settie this matter between them- CLEARED. Sid for NY¥ork no dais, Iocan Sen hie 3 ‘The Wolverhampton (Eng) Chronicle says:—A | some question of a loan being raised; but the opposi- th t of | Selves, and by the act of our Legislature, the deeds of con- Sbip Catharine, Foster, Cape Town, CGH—Tucker, Cooper | 5, Robest Kelly, from do. eta = letter has been received by Mr. Watkins, Little Lon- | tion made by all those interested in the succession | to-day in the street is that no settlement of | SO7s0;0 or the lands are to be made by’ tne State wattoel | Ce , MT ee eas don, Willenhall, from his brother Thomas, who some | of the P: jc was so determined that from the | the disputes between these two roads is near | ties to tho company, ts fast aa it ip entitled to them. The | Ship West Point, Allon, Liverpool—C Carsw. Min ALEXANDRIA. Aug I¢-Arr achr Challenge, Young, Kast time ago emigrated with others of the Mormonfaith, | Eat itwas quite manifest that any such inten: | at hand. The Erie direction, in which the | Policy adopted in the Weat for building ratiroads, nas been | ,,Sbip Plymouth Rock, Hammond, Londot—Grinveli, Bers, Bis ches Jose omen, omen Niore: H¥ Payton, Fa ee ere nected Mormons, who, ee | tied Ei eerUay, entertained: could not be | ingnence ef the President seems tbe | taisoB Pung road to make borinee, attend of 10 | "HLA Garcia, Orinda, Turka lalande—Hi D Brookman | Rickereoe funon; ensemis rong, awhins: NYork, Kas been led astray by the accursed Mormons, who, he | carried into effect. debts of the government ge eye gh Ty AG oS OED, sseucel, Geta Heneen~d © em sos ‘Wyesohigan, Deek. and James House, Spragae, NYore; mates, are in an entirely different condition to that | are estimated at about two millions sterling, less | quite secondary, is said to be resolutely de- | tem. Pirectors grow rich, the roads languish, represented by their advocates soppy Trade | therefore than six months’ revenue, aud consist | termined to adhere to its present policy until the % ie also very bad, and the climate is very ol + | chiefly of sums due to merchants for goods furnished, | Central yields. Unconcerned itself at the loss of . Sees Ee re ere business, at the increase of debt, at the falling off in oe) sobre 8 Brow Richmoo 1, Tm Erte Se Aitiaare. St onne— FL mevine blow. val my ied Bop orm “ ; 7 ‘yeeo! Sere Brees serare, Cimafacece- 2 6 Sepbencen, a ny, Watson. Boston. at Wolf (Ii), Holmes, 8: Ann's Bay—D B De AL any, ue hg yd Lem Romy ed The Paris Constitutionnel of 28th ultimo endea- | The traffic returns of the railways in the United 800 onTow, Ace te PM ; Wit. vors to prove the inutility of the squadron maintain- | Kingdom for the week ending ith duly, ‘amounted | Teceipts, and at the constantly growing ill-will of the | *{50 CBE Benguela, Staples, Riisabethyort—Walsh, Carver & Isr F Philipa Ems ad estan, Fest Petadelgi Yeo ed by England om the ‘Affican coast, and represents | to £487,470; and for the corresponding week ot 1857 people who live along the road, it calculates that | 15000 Indi Bangor—R P Buck & Co. Porter, Bog! ey, Grierson, Harding. N York. the policy of Great Britain in the slave question as | to £501,310, showing a decrease of £13,840. The | after the Central shall have suffered a while in | , 900% Boe Ki . Bostoe pune thip & Catan Coleg Linteat Bete oe, being Jess inspired by philanthropy than by politi- | gross receipts of the eight railways having their ter- will offe: noas N a 6000 Vir; Bebr z J ~ ‘2 Dee Id Saturday f steamers Wm Jenkies City of New cai calculation. These arguments have been ly | mini in London amounted, for the week ending as | Silence it r to parc peace. Nor can it | 5000 ‘ Schr York; ‘James Cook; and advanced by other Paris journals, and reproduced in | above, to £202,777, and for the co: week | be said that the calculation is wholly devoid of plau- es eteats 4 = sailed om Seday, eur columns. of 1867 to £208,390, showing a decrease of £5,613 | sibility. It would be far better for the Central to 600 Cai 7's, new be 8534 % Nentasket Rows, were % ée ‘ The on the other lines in the United 9 E 4 Behr (ot having to seaon Fri- Eee Coweter, a Sits ot Ty 28 — in eg vain ge 693, and for the cor- | Pay the Erie $10,000 or $12,000 a month than to lose = gr rig Jean Baptiste, and a bark and @ brig uoknows, are and the Emperor at Plombitres:— Without exagge- | Tesponding week of last year, to £292,920, show- | $20,000 a month by running trains below cost. | 5909 Ty BeEr aac Cote, Lawes, Baimore—Maller, Lar & V6lh—Arr (by ted ‘Sprague, Mathews, Philadel- rating the ‘and consequences of the journey | ing @ decrease of £8,297 in the receipts of | And whatever pride may suggest policy may | 1000 2236 very.) vila, Sane Ante Husk Pay of Count Cavour to Plombivres, we may aasert that | those lines, which, added to the decrease on | soon ‘oblige the Central to ask teras cr) 000 wx Riecinan, Providence. well Gharlowtan; Culeacate Gaga hte eek tees Woe, the honor conferred by the Em japoleon iti, | the metropolitan lines, makes the total decrease | it. oy yy 4 all reed ve on Fier. Ryder, Rowton, scr fivtranges,. Buler, lovcersr on the Prime Minister of Kk rs tor Emmanuel is | £13,840, a8 compared with the corresponding week Se, om hey are at all reasonable, ne ARRIVED. iw brig aacovada, frum Lemerars, & wopaall decided reply to the wuggestions of the Austrian | of 1867. to grant them. ‘The Western roads were very heavy | 1) 4 108 Berry fleas Ts ores ee pobooner unknown. of New Potat, a ship and bw. atanebor nals, which depicted Piedmont as abandoned by Accounts from Constantinople ——- great cool- | this morning. Rock Island fell off {, the old stories | 196 100 Wille, hense for Charleston: same | Chariesion if o%, Hhitney, Howes, if berks New 4 France, compromised CR ay and re} ees pees between the Turkish Divan the Austrian | about the damages done by the bridge to steamers 3 98% Steamehip Alabama, heace for 8a Pereolde, Rio Janedro aid w mit ont, 4 Drie er former obscure in - » | Internuneio. 7, . i 2 Roanoke, fkinner, Richmond, £6. with mdse 4 . noida, janeiro fer from having lost favor of late, haa fully justified, | y, having been revived; Galena, 4; Toledo, 4; Michi-| 99 eed Ey oe ly eg ey: her perseverance and prudent policy, the distinc: | prvi the kectroee Mods aa pecs paren de | gan Southern, 4; do., preferred, 4; Michigan Gen- | 2 83 Berry. Balimore and Norfolk, | Beird uni a aX Gign widower, rowel Wactaden: a conferred on her by France sod Fs gland when to Catboliciam. . tral,}; Milwaukie and Mississippi, 4, 4c. Heading, | 133 83 Crowell Foruad, with mies end Joins Charleston; echr Joka th, Commitin, St ‘ 4 . ‘ - c y je they obtained her admission into the councils of the “Marsal Dex cl reported a in to conten, fo a the oe of aaaty yd parton who have Ha = ia ot Thaldmore ley, Mangan 3 Avett wih ocd, Nore at dhnfas ee ee re, na ‘atacan, grea against Mexico; been 5 cent anane a7 ake, pester aioe Dessed } . : bh hay af 3 4 ions! a ‘Soul of gr pny x4 tated wih my Prim for no are k ‘ and Pacific Mail were both a shade better ; some orders ba es iat M08, fon s La aince wh ine hor neem cue | ew rk aime Haire. ape jan reason to expect an immediate cessation of the | 5 Haltic. ain the Fy 6 ay hg yards in | for investment stimulated the rise. In bauk stocks 7 ion, of cas Sad ret yh LE wr leary Janes, Aldiish, Alex- y ips given to France apathy and stagnation which rule the money and the United States by the the usual business was done, without change in 2. 4 will lea J Rassian government Geek vs a ant 4 sing. ag ea the are exciting great attention in Germany. The in- | prices; of Bank of Commerce 135 shares were taken absence of any movement, betrays the presence of | tended scheme will carry the Rosian fleet in the | at par. ‘There is no change in State capital, which is being quietly invested, and which | Baltic and the White seas to twenty-seven screws of | stocks, or bonds of railways, &c., unless the line, and an equal number of m frigates and Prepares a strong support for the future rise. avery large cas | we mention the continued decline in Mi ‘The Débats, which believes that a reaction on the | Crvettes, besides & very large fleet in the F 3 a — The Paris Tribunal of Commerce was lately called | suri sixes, which fell off | today. The principal duced uy the provuliog depressice: in teeding ere; | on to decide whether ayens davchange arc in aw tra- | bull operator in this security {s understood to be i] ders or what the law calls ministerial officers. It de ] a manufacturing circles. Stagnation, it says, still pre- selling out all he has bought. The market closed? wails; the spirit of speculation whi wien wel & cided that they are the latter, and that their func rected, is the soul of commercial developement, is | tious are in no respect commercial. It accordingly | Very dull and heavy. j Domerttt, Nas- I ee nnn | EE te cacantemen, muon toon a eee coe eres | Came fr rekenahip Pasbion, Rath Galveston or: ‘bip Alfred Storer (of Waldoboro), Brown, Havre, July Lt, W ORLEANS, Aug S—arr sieamahip Chas Morgan, om, Gardner. Galveston vis Sa- * with mdee and 65 passengers. to CC Duncan & Co ‘Had on¢ ag es = A Ubsp~ (Br), Robinson, Belize, Hon ; 3 8 POARD. 50 she Hod River RR 277% deach om the pessape 40 inet. Int 46 68, on the Bantern oj ¥ tbe Books, spans La Ville de Constance (of Granvilie), , wit hows r declared itself without jurisdiction to entertain an | At the second board the business transacted was “FE Gills cise, Bennermens, Dromen. 09 dep, cnt 99 — = Sa dee 3 Y oy gh po | celle whieh toe Sans! brought before it by M. Ma-| small, and prices were generally lower. Rock Island / a dasa trom the Channel, wich mee ed 504 paanongere, 10 tom ‘oea Iai inet, sip Golden Hagle; brige Patiorson, things, and who are ignorant of the misery and | "on, an agent de change, some of his part | fy off }; Toledo, }; Galena, 4; Reading, j; Erie, 7 60 14g “hark Imoerador, Hubbard, Rio Janciro, July 2, with coftes, | “inh ~Sir whe J Ti Toone, Penuington, Brazos sufferings which result from this inactivity. It is not | 2" 5 Centeal, &. Panums ond Polis Bist won 25 Galena & Chic RR 83. WoW RB Kinbgy, ot Bisa 4.70 oe yi Below ship Barley, Howes, trom Boston” ld oe hte with impunity that oor manufacturers, mill owners, | A Paris company which undertook to monopolise | ' Central, }- css Mag p - ae id Sax | Suly'& with coftee, lnc & Persone Co, Nem NiO Janeiro, | Here. Rardek, Liverpool. bark Grase tammond, Maboney, ironmasters and ship builders disc’ ‘heir work- | all the hackney coaches, and perform in ita collective | steady. The following were Kowalski’s closing “ | tenad am RR. 4 Bx 2s Pty LL oy LY nnn rata A savers. bute ; men for want of orders. The latter have no exten- | capacity what private enterprise and superintend- | prices:—Central, Erie, 16); Hudson, 274; 200 Chic & RIRR#30 75ig Pt RF glee £8 35. apoke bare | gels Turner, Crowell, and General Ulinch, Besse! sive savings on which to depend until the restoration | ence was much Atter to carry out with any chartte | Reading, 471; Michigan Central, 68}; Southern 350 weosass FON | Sem Ngses tar Recomm § Geguouh” nn’ ne | TA” ave (om tel) cubes Mary, Ratan: of activity and the renewal of orders, and they | of gain, has resulted in a fiasco. The ‘imperial Aine ing Galen ; a0 735, ison, Turks July 28, with | Island; Davidson, from Georgelown for Ni can barely reckon on the necessaries of life. company of flacres” has got ‘into debt two miliions | 224; Panama, 114; Illinois, 74; Galena, 82; To 260 73" | enit, ith & tno.” Sih fost 34s lon 7298, spoke | mast | 4 ‘The Union moralizes on the deceptions of the | 4d a half francs, and is now borrowing that snm | ledo, 334; Rock Island, 734, kc. ‘The market closed "fg asee tow), Shiader ab fenewe ib daye wt antee, | _NEWEOET cari — Bourse, and describes the fate of the army of speca- | fm the Credit Foncier, on the secarity of its “roll- | heavy without any appearance of a tendency to- tp. Thompaon.” ih oat, int 32 6h Gh sooke anise orig | Philadepais for NVore for Bas: lators which spraog into existence in 1852:~The | 10 stock.” word cobbien 4 : | Kine from Bie Juaere fag New York, at fu 4 tog of | gor (an? bor Greenland, Risey, Now Bourse has engulfed so many fortunes of late years, | _ The post office clerks in Prussia are obliged to ‘ i tua spring main yard, Ae. NEW LONDON, Aug l4—Are sehr Grecian, Matibe Sho coundect shvuriiion have given rise 40 oe cana, | Went Uniform in the strects, and Ghat government | _ The following was the busines: done at the Sub- ‘aeatT 1 “abty Fagier, Orphans, Asoiprat, July ty with bark | Philetz bi: ot boat tien Sieers, Cpepman. ore ‘yes disappointment that time mast be allowed for the | now intends to impose the same uniform on the em. | Treasury to-day:— 538.222 oat iden to 1 ¥ doy, July ie 4 Bre ile een oe | Wintec es 1a Rid achre Ma Morgan, NYork; ® cure of all these wounds and for the restoration of Se and telegraphs. To distinguish, | Total receipts........ oe «$258,827 79 Dechawny, trom factsonvilte fe He ‘with lomber: seo, | VPUTEAPREDALR: nue eo ore brige Martha @ . The grand army of 1952 has been dis- wever, these three classes of functionaries, thow | —Or which from custome ° é 89,000 00 sehr Benry Maybee, of Greenport, LI, for Wilming: peary: Portland; Daniel Boone, ay RS wchrs handed. The volunteers who joined the ranks with | of the post office are to have on their caps a horn, | —On account of loan 48.302 bo Rig. Young Amerien (ot Plymouth, Wass), Poot, 8 Orotx, | # Yicwit Noe ata Aes leas Lak Fartccmen ty the “baton of millionaire” in their knapsacks, have, | those of railways a wheel, and those of the telegraph | Total pei ~ 4 6 we bik ee and sugar, to master, Balled incom’ | Peuik Clark, Boston; M Aldridge, Batemsn, do; ta a few instances which may be numbered, obtained | @n arrow. the desired million; others have realized a handsome On the 234 ultimo Mr. H. Coxwell, the wronant iY « o 44y oo » 19,/796,004 65 279,287 i lew Mo for Porto Ries, Jereey Vanneman, do; vid th, = Do a a of ), MeGilvery, Ponce, PR Juty Cl rahi y red Merle (of Prospect Meo 2Go, Was beosimed for | Korsrave, ie Narn, lew Nw uae as competency; bat innamerablesare those who have | made his 277th ascent, from Chester (Eng.) in his The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Honse to-day _ ten daye afier leaving the NE trades, in Int 25; for tne last six | schre Kovhie W Dillon, Marte. 3 New J r encountered ruin and » if mot ® worse fate. | celebrated balloon, the’ Q-ieen, taking with him two | were #17,345,856 60, and the balances #1,150,526 12. ine rig: Mosntian (of Boosdbay),_ Green (ate Dodge, Carte. | man oem Dogon tT Pea Cir The public is di with the Bourse; it was con- | gentlemen and Mr. J. B. Marsh, the re of the | ‘The Metropolitan certificates are $3,000. 397 98156 naa, |. with agar, Ae, to Walsh Carvde & Toh | Rdwerda Pall i fartha Wi ‘on, tae, 40% fiding, and has been betrayed; it believed in the | Chester Courant. The balloon, on being set free The Os fi Riyracese Railroad hae declared ; 272'526 Mn, Off Finttatan, eipenonton aman, | J 1. Hese Lover, Niork: J & bi 1 4 glorious dividends of certain companies, and has dis- | from the ropes which bound it, rapidly “ascended, wego and Syracuse Railroad has declared a Geoseces a pues’ TC OVIDENGR ane tan Suplew. Arey, covered that they were paid out of the capital; it | until it attamed an altitade of 4,000 feet, when Mr, | semi-annual dividend of four per cent, payable on | Cu™am | making ronaider sole York; sehr Ubariee Gagroil, Pras sid tre had faith in the preminm at which some first class | Coxwell produced several bottles of ginger beer, and the 20th inst., to the stockholders registered here at | Continental » 3,504, ’ yk; sehr . Biack liamond, Yous NYork, Benator. © t. dO Ponos, PR, 22 deve, Robinson’ ines Jonee, Jones, Baltimore: jaye, | Bell Robionan, Brookhaven. se en Fonen, securities were quoted, and has perceived that it was | in a clever speech, which was reported phono impson. Maybow & Co kxo-. | Rapedie. Beebe, NYork; sloops ch, whi , " bat the result of jobbery and speculation. fyephical by Mr. Marsh. need the health of her | the Union Bank in this city. We understand that jajesty. off Hatteras; wan 18 days from ini 25 | port Dewey, do. The journals of Antwerp of the 26th ult. state balloon safely at Alvanley, | the greater part of the new mortgage bonds issued ee Divtthste, bags. cone Toth Are reas mt Rovere F Rose that on the ing night the town was visited by | 4vout eight miles from Chester, the voyagers having | by this company, to pay off the original indebted- 833 ng l, ult, to bound ap yor, NY. - many ance, aceompanied by torrente Fo Aa a beautiful view of the country surrounding ness contracted when the road was first constructed, 198 4 ington, KO, dave, “ he, Skinner 5 rain; but that "no damage was done to ip- t diapored 760 ington, NO, 8 days, or] ping in the Ry rt, though some trees were torn ap by The Russian Cabinet has addressed a note to the hove of of from 96 to par. 980 Virginie, 9 oe min ifs LI nda pag tata the roots. The jourmils of Ghent, Liege, Namar, | governments of Berlin and Vienna, in which the con | The earnings of the New York and Brie Railroad ‘980 m. Virginia 3 dae, FILMINGTON, NO, Aug 14—Cld whe Mary coma, Daviee, and Ostend, also state that the hurricane had reach- | cession of Denmark psy in strong relief at the | for the month of July, 1858, were 083 1 eto 3 ae York to. | Kaenings July, 1867 eta ed these places, and had done considerable oy fame time that an ire to appear officiow: 0] days, * i fi ‘Cook, Blt — in the fields and orchards. From Flashing, in dionsly avoided. French and English ( Settle tan land, likewise, we learn that for upwards of twenty- | have not despatched notes, but have made verba Decrease.....+..++ sesevowens seeeseeeeoes Be! 6 m 2 days. ee AR + + four hours a violet gale had been blowing eke declarations in favor of a pacific settlement. Cony We understand that the Erie Railroad Company theca, Kelp, Now Bodied tor Atbany Die 65 Willan etrvet batten Ee aot ede, that coast. Several vessels had broken from their | de Bool considers that the last Danish note has ren j Otay’ New Loeden. 4 nd 7, And 63 Stone strsete.— All ¥ind of wines, moorings, and trees had been blown down. dered forcible measures unnecessary, bas remitted to London the 4nterest due in Septem- Sale F jrooks, Portisad, Ct, ya — ae en stout of ine choicest According to accounts from Manilla in the Nove | In England lately a young lady, with a foreign ac. | ¥@t 8P0n the second mortgage bonds to foreign hold- Fioop! Wan 1) Mangia, Webel, Taunton. ites z ** RAMEE AucisN. dades, the French Admiral in the Chinese waters, | cent Py eccentric manners, dressed all in | €T8, and will be prepared to pay the coupons here BELOW, — M. Rigault de Geneniliy, hed sent @ message to | white, with yellow boots, alighted at the Peterbo- | also. One shtp, three barks, and two brien. Bet ADEA ALWAYS TRY Tilt NEw Seon he could go with his feet to tbe Pinning, of | ron aay eine Maen tre ee tin | _ The following are the receipts on the Morris Canal fein sea frase Mingnen wun woking ot une ery often 88 Oartaine vince, POreer—esirs superior, islands to take on board the Spanish troy ‘“n Ghost, Empress of the Universe, Beloved Bride 7 for the week and season, to the 7th inst., as compar: SAILFD. SEGA tined to aneist in chastising the Cochin Chinese. | Heaven ger to Silverdale, near Lancaster.” | ed with corresponding time last year: Ham steamship Hammonis, Southasipton and He ‘ er OARS AND TORAC - ‘The accounts add that it was believed that the in- | She stated that she was an angel from Heaven, and | Total to August 1, 1887,,.., Wind during the day AW, light. SH PURCHASERS CAN PROCURR GAPAT BAA. tention of the French and Spaniards was to take the | presented one of the clerks with a tract, written | Week coding Auguat 5, 188... [513 domentic and German seger-: um Mor- town of Tucoso, and then dictate their conditions to | partly in Latin, partly ia French, and partly in Herald Marine Correspondence. mand.” Cush kdvances miria pores se jow sa do the Bovereign of Cochin China. They add that, m | Engiten, ow 4 RY WHET, Avg 10-hy the arzial ofthe Br whe Foany + Gast Rvances made ¢ the event of his refusing redrem, they intended to A bill of Mr. Headlam, Mr. Ridley and Mr. Hutt Paty het i march on biv capital, Haefo (or Hus), though it's | authorizes and carves ont the volantery assignment: mile apart ‘The wrecsing vessels from here ‘sy strongly fortified. of debtors for the benefit of their creditors in Eng earitivg the above wa learn by the arrival of ihe sch R THE FIBRING RANKS oPRAWER » The latest ite from all parte of Ireland are | land. Persons whose debta al not exceed £1,500 512 110 Tadley, Ospt Jobagop, @bo ie jnet (rom the reef with 4) bores Capt anderson. every my: atvemels . The weather hae been o- | sod who cenr ; ; : Hom hr berk Warton, be two barks seen by the | ai 7-20; Amos ar ¢ ; : r . in fa nay assign to two ¢ . > ides aah ante dane a — were ‘he Rer{ Pore Bort), Snow, laden with ond pier No 4 at 9 0 * eu, ih . the potato disease efiects, stock, book debt ihe « 0 of the 0 5991,150 83,999 106,009,772 rom Clenivegos for ; tad the Br bag Walton, ' and refronkmenta on board,