The New York Herald Newspaper, August 22, 1858, Page 8

: NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 22, 1858. wens) xenwnlts will probably in thea, coa808 Bimrelt to Y Hiegere,’my ‘Msoreaka bill axa PO, Wer FoVereigpty, Bere is bis answer to the charge of Sen+'0" — a Ne, Tm Marca, e Committes on riteries in the Sensie, a 1 0 eoable the people ores 1) Jerm a cont titution an: ee eat nantes seaie oe thas vemg, wae rao of ‘waros Mr. Toums, of Georgia, insroduced & te authorize the people of Kanms to forme vonetution aed come ito the Un'on immediately, with vbaiever — she might then baye, which was suppoeed to from twenty to tbirty five thousand, Mr. Cooms’ bill was very long, on eud couta.ned 4 proulisr and exvraor- mary pr to he fo tho then eradition by ‘hinge in Kaneas, ana intended to prevens all fraud and secure a fair clection. It was referred to the Commie on and the frst question which arote, ont Be mele wee to be baigesl he} ons ead lation—w! my propos requiring dation of 95 420 before admission sould De ethered to. or ‘Mr. Toombs’ sition for immediate ad miszion waitin weference to should be adopted, Thie question was discutsed, and a majori'y of the committee Saloreed wy proposition and adopted that of Mr. Toombs, and then proceeded to consider tue propriety aud saflicmucy of ae Viewns of bis DIA for proveuting fraud aad securing & election. Aller rey wing ADA perfecting the bili, 1 was directed, ts chairman of tha committee, to report Wr ®oombe”’ dill, thas rovized, to the Senate for adoption in ee Of cine, which | accordingly cid fhe question whether or uct the canstivation anouid be subsitted to sho poopie vid ot Arise Defore the comiittes, nor Was 3 dis evered by Uh. U ‘this wtate of facts, wna 16 the io farcuce wi Sod impartial wea woald craw? ly, tbet 1 bad reperteda bul requriag 4 population }, and 4 subsa'ssion Of the comsssotion of Kanaas to the poople before ber adwussion, but twat ibe committed Bat overrele¢ me rad substituied for my bill e propos Mor te scm.t tho Ses witha apo » Of 20,000 w Sv,000 ”” Taw, ther Uy nt, the aasbor ige frumbaii’s Ja the Ares place be reported @ bill for Kanes, which eoosaine 1 # clanss fr (he submission of the cons./*ution 00 Me prone of Keres Subsequentiy Mr, Toombs aubmit- ar charader, wile somo 4itfs: ©, &@. Toomnn’ bil! was refered ‘Torritores, and iDete tok preeo Mil aio semtered & 4 woich wae aoteali7 prowiaed. for euozueion w 108 ow, doce Douglas tell uz thal be endeavors” io Bare @he sudmission cisuse of Toomos’ bull cagreited to mia? Bota dior. He pothing about thai, although it ts the and only point of dilference ai prosout botweoa Bim and the national administration comocrais. Does he also to!) us why be struck the submission cimuse from the Toombs bill’ Nota bitof it, Hemerely ae ee ‘thet bit od be might acd, it wae prétiv sort emendation which struck out bis own Caring principle = Po yen sovereigcty. It was @ pretty change ip the bill ben he, with his own naad, dostroyed toe Ermatrle spon ‘which he now bas the audacity to stand the people and prociaim himself tae role and only champion, whore defeat would be a condemnation of it. No wonder his organ, the Times, warns the pablic not to pay any attention to the javilant notes of republican wham pt, it expects now to hear louder and looger hanover. They see the bandwriting ov the wall. They wee that the little traitor is cornered, thet itis impos- sie for bito, as ueus!, to lie bimself ont of the dilemma. Hie apology is virtua 7 an admission of the charge in ‘all its iergub and breadib. He acknowledgos be bat to succumb w Toombs, to succumb tothe South, to let bis own bit! go to the dogs, to take up Toons’ bill. and even © strike from that the Clause sudmitting it 10 the people. et. what oxcuse does be give for this ahandoument of grest priveipity Nota word. Why did he strike the Td clause from foombs’ i'l, uoless ic was to satiety tbe Souts, and force a constitution on Kansas, whieh, at chat time, was in porression of the border rut- flare, «bo, Doomds ana bis coaojutors, or fellow conspi senate, Knew would accept the bill at once? Tne Souch wer right wiling to take Kansas then with only 3),000 Whadtants, becanse t koew it would come io as a slave fare. be refuses to take Kanses with ices thee 100,000 iwhebitents, cow, because it ko¥¥e it will De 2 frae Stare, Ae4 Dougias pot only stood by avd ea this conspiracy , Dut with bw own bad ne aisca the coasoiraiors, even & ibe extent of destroy ing taat popular anversign:y of which he now pretends wo be the great advocate and expoun‘er ‘Weil may be turn away from his accusers, and say he »- answer no more charges, when he Bsa been ar- tried, found guilty, and couvicved before the People at the the Sate. LINCOLN AT BEARD@TOWN. Laneotn poke to an immense concou'se as Beardstown, ‘The military were out to welcome him, and the peovie ume with sad Danvers from al! parte of the couatry sroned, ii was the sudsequent to the reception of Dougias ai toa place. je what Licsolo saye of tue vugies, Toombs, aad to Burke soverigenty. be seen that “Old Abe” is poimied out, briefly and onnclusively, © serics of ouvlic measures leading direouy to the nations! zation of slavery ibe epreading of that \stitation over ail the Verriiaries imme wl: the Stavee, old ae well as new, North as well as | epamerated the repeal of the Miesoari compro- y candid mao must eckoowlesge con- HH i ies i att ; ) name Ggures quite prominenuy. Dred Seott decision sad tae extraordinary pare the public mud for that decision form by Preeident Pierce to make the ba) wdorsed, in the elect a of James ime Wat slavery may oxist in the free sa to the people to stick to that git be (/engbter), the close ditiag w the Nebraska bill, whereie the right of the poopie okt the coostitation Abary Neste diapiayed eocorsement at "bora weve tole deowion the capital Of iilizols. | alluded to otuer concarring cir cometagere which | wood not repent ow, nod I said that moog | could not open the bosoms of meu and fied out aves, yet, when | found the framework se, OF @uy Ober atrusvure, built by « member of carpeciers—Stepben and Frank!io and Roger ted Jamce—ans po Put iba and the whole mas bip 4 ve ap ite we be. BBE Wy epee belre uae Jp tpe Dougiee reowives « bee weeks Detore Die ba my og Ad ' mate up anoles to megro Well reeng wog iar Bim, that had takes notes Of S80 eMrvicn, thet he bi 2 wto court aod Peeded to & part of the compiniet, but bad igrored ine mam evce, | ook s defenk oo him. | bed that be bed 7 te meske to the gemera! charge. So ween! wae aint on wo reply to Dim twoaty (our Doure after wards renews! (be charge os, adyes! My epeech wee reporied ape pediabed of Uhr 'o lowing mora.ng, 204 Scones Judge fouglas saw tt. He wort from Chica) te Moomington, and there made anciber eed longer » end yet took no notioe of the “omepiracy charge. Ames wer) to Spring 6.4 abd mace anotwer ela yorate erpewe | but wae not Jed upon KDuw anything ebeel Ibe otetanding ed “EmeBt | made enLler me Springield, Won time taking | for granted tom Judge Dong las War waked to take ha chances in tbe campace wth we DPVULeD of the Owepire: y bang’ ng over bin. Th Was Dot antl! be weet inte # Final town (Clifton) tn De Wm county. «Bere be deliverec bie oorth of Hf. regclar ayeeed thot be fou! t conven ent wo potice this mater et place (| war standing in the crowd when 2 epenre be bo Seoght hinwel that he was something — (imaghier)- end Lis reply was Glens )revemte | his calting ite false Well, my frends, pertaye be so fur be sovaally call (t @ false- bed called & “ao io i tet , mn or aS | rignt bet ine eee tes grows vert! hegoien every out of Keusee, and that re hee epee thee H i Rot make avery that i 404 pot beeve . aea° { | workers of ail | dur’ | for whieh 6.000 res were Gemanded, but no sales he: | deem er sotod, aud priser would havo £9 recede consider: } y devare purenepers would be induced to resume ou: ee! Whee correrpnient to Mo for am at Apriagtela Tor natewe: demeora's of | Itt ols soorsciawe (he mM Hitet whe) Ko dao j the couductors of the Masear te ger eum, to Desk 10Wn the nalinral domocrane ta the Soe, Gnd will extend #0 it thelr most Meaor in —by Patropizing real, live, BALONA) Gemooretic Lowepapers 10 their own Stee [From the Thicego Daily Democrat, Lesompian demanrat | ILLINO'S CENTMAL RAILROAD MONOFOLT—2008rE RACY BETWREN POUGLAS AND Darrin CANT carvings of their road, which, uader we proseot law they Dave to pay to tbe Sate. sioner says, S is conridered the father of the road and a)! the offoere wot attaches of the company aro his tore, Phy tone be in the greatest man on bp “honed delight in rerviag bin, Ae delights in serving them. They undersinns each other perfect'y They fmen A a fuade tor the Douglas campaign, sud ho and bia tri ropay them by having Gonzrew and the 5 Ure cow uawy wavs for Deir benede! part of tae programme, bave seat on formerly a copspicvous democrat, to Washington, to bring STont a truce between the Cemooratic party aad Dow ‘hey see that uniese tho Nations! democracy of the » wil take Douging to cory few of bis {rigude will De elecied to the Legislature They ying to Dripg abouts recoveiliation they !o an! Weot hr Uougiaedefentec,aad their agout, 0 doaht, bw The compasy, ss & Deeu suthored to maake some spiendid as to Wual Mr. Deuging will.do for me demowracy fre-elested Maybe wit) cok fad many deltevers in Washi. Thay koow Mr. Dowgias there ; they Know that be bes forfeited all xs to the confidence of the party thas be would be ikoly et apy time in the fatwre © maxe hs will and his Interests superior to the will of the majer'ty aud the intor. ests of the party, and that, therefore, the party would aot be safe in relying upon ay promises ihe Railrowl agent orany other friend of Me. Dongias might make. fhe = w'iloame back with ‘ta fies in Dis ear.” ne company wil! couinue to wor': for Mr. Dougtas we rs ciate, wih all its power of woslth «nd mea, for every Dougins man in the Legislature will boa voter for thow interests. The litle sum of $259,000 per must be got rid of, 1¢ possible. The stockholders, a majority of whom are cicvens of Groat Britain, cere pothiag aboat the interests of the people of Iilinots—they are atier mo- ney; they waut to be released from the sevea per ceat tax, and they are determined to do all intasir power to re-elect Dougias that they may procarea release They rely upon the friendshtp of Douglas. He is their debtor w Jarge amount, and they give him em immense sum pro- fepseoly for the right of way across a smal! piece of or ground in South Chicago, and they feel that they have a Tight to make dewancs upon his political inflaence in their bebatf; whiie he kuows that he cau in the future relv ‘upon them for waatever ail may be necessary. The cir cumetances of both partiesare such as to make @ mutu ality of interest between them, and thsy can work forcash other tp good faith, so far as each party is coucerne’. Tae Dino's Central Railroad Company —s vast amount of jand which was granted to them Hom by ti ora. ment, and there are many men residiog lante who owe the company, and fh be Susp w ae tho road ip all its poli’ ‘projects, - there is asortof mutuality of iptareet; pag with their vast re sources, the great number of saat sneante sccmate es and of their re‘ainers, the compsuy can bring a vast joDuence to bear upon the legislation of this Seate. The Camden and Amboy Railroad Company in Now Jer sey, without owntpg Jaud, as in the caso of tho Uilinois Company, bas grown tobe such a mopoooly aad has be- come 80 powerful as a politcal machine, that i} com trols the legislation of thet Stele, whicad has becone known throughout the country as ‘the State of Cam. den and Amboy.” This fact is well knowa to our rewiers, and it bebooves them to have jealous care lest the Central Compiny in this State cecome the master and tyrent of the people, controlling weir legis'atiop and ruling them with « rod of iron for ite own purpores and iaterests Leaving Senator Douglas out of the question, entirely. {t is lmpurtant that the perple of Ilinoie sbould keep an eye upon this giaut company, con- troiied by British capital and British people. [his may Decome @ much more dangerous monopoly inan the Jam. den apd Amboy bg B for the Ilinos Company, #0 called, is controlied by foreigners, whose tustincts and feelings are at comity, wid american Wbersy, aad who would willingly grivd the people of Litinois to powder— eapectally, it by coimg so, they could advance tueir owa interests. Ip tue New Jersey cage, the chief men of the crmpeny ar Jereeymen, and wench Lj Be aive, ell hile we are at the mercy of 9, of att Buropears, are most jea'ous and envious pas of American progress and American freedom, and woo are particularly bitter toward tbe democratic party of this couvtry, We warn the people ne amt Thinow ee anc growing monopoly — inois Oentr en pany. Let not its hundred mtios of irom bende, tssensd upon our soil, besome the bonds of political slavery fastened ypon po mag And wa'ch oor political wire. ‘vation and their own the e's trearures of this company ; the interest of thie vast and unscrupulous csrporation, for no MoDopoly on earth is so tyrannical ase fed cor: |, Where it has power over the people; in the care, in Which whe chief capitalists concurned are aliens and enemies to the couxiry, it is paruicular’y Deowssary be watchful ee eee ae eb.ef to our country ; let it vot be such im this case. News from South America. By way of hogiand we bave news from Soul At dated Buenos Ayres 27th, and Mootevideo the 30th ol Juve, Ro da Janeiro the hot, the lath, and Por- pambuon the lth of July The Buenos Ayres British Packet, of 26th of Jane, pav lieben a series of oficial cocuments anvouncing the rosig pation of Dr Jose Barros Pazes of tho oilice of Minisier Soom of Govern went and Fureign Relat) ms on acco ot 1 th, ite acceptance with regret by his Exselieocy | tT, and tbe appointment of Colouel Don Bar toiome Mitre as hia muccessor. The report of se executive porer io the Legislative Assembly on the staie of the public exchequer shows a defiviency of more than $%,000,- 000, which tbe goverument propose to meet by a creation Fs ive Chambers were in full career, aod, ed Jacke, bei shown greater | perally expected from their conp: ving Whe exeruuive a direct ipvervention im the agement of the bank was thrown out by the Depaiion; and the ‘ake of another, proposing the promoun of hve colonels to the rank of gepern', an lerstoud ty de deuviful. In the Senate a mensure brougbt in by s M.pisieralet, propes bg the aoceptagce of a commercial cote, WiKDOLE WFCV.0MB eXAmniGRVOR, WAS Riso rejected b; 8 decided majority. Foreign relations bed un Jergone p> modificattor during the month. Trapesction® at Breros Ayres had been vory limited voto in dry goode Kod articles of daily eon- la the excort produce department Jane was « Month, desp te tuo sdranced searon, the indif ferept wea'ber, ane all other drawbacks. No less than 40,000 sviacero bides end 1,100 piper of tallow had been contracted for since ihe galling Of the last packet. There had awO been ao active Duainees for Frases, ihe Mediter ranean apd the L States, some 10,000 maredero hides baving changed bande, the ax at 33 riaie the pesda, aod Cow at 35 rile, In dry hides there had aso been ao active movement for all quarters, prinsipaily for the United Stave. All the good parcels were bougat up, evly @ few of inferior quuity [rom the provit ces remsin ing Ureold. For matacero taliow in boxes rome inquiry, and transactions at from “1 to 21 }¢ silver rials the arrova "At Rio business cot tipved extremely limited in alm vst all brascoes Subsequently to the departure of the fa mar, on the *th of Jane, very little was done in coffer, the pales from that date vo the 17th having on!y a nounte! to 17,000 bage at previous rates. Tater in the month however, after namerous arrivals of American yosse.), SS very animated, and Dnsiness woud have been still more important had the stock im hand at wivted of amore SE euitable relection. From the Tsth to date (Jaly 8) 142,900 begs were diepored of wt au advance of folly } on all Ly The balk of the sales bad been again for the Sates. The quality Gf the jota sold was as uneatiafactory as heretofore, ine emall portion of the new ccffes theirein contained being too trivial to constitute any improvement ia the charac er of the whole. Supplies continued moderate, on'y averse! ok ee Se Aby increase can be expected befor: ber, when the yiela of whe crop Will be sent to imarket on @ larger ecaln Jn the crop your ended the 60h Jane there were T1118 bape lees shipped than in the preceding one— So great = deficiency between two Lo has never betore happened. A fair businers bad ear ‘rom the porih, foliowed by coment. pricet Discounts remaitied uoaltere! Mooey Aificvlt to be obtained, except for iirm class Facbange closed firm on the dua at 2, at whicd paper quotation abot £29,000 was pegotiaved. Saare marret very quiet. Some demand had intierly appeared tor rx pero bt stock, and moderate rales were uifesie! «: 10) ¢ We 102 per centex div. ‘The ruger market at Babia ovotinued tn =, perchense Paving been confined toa fe lols, to make up cargoes Of vearols alroaly iow ome il neglected, and quotations altogether po ui pS leat sales, stocks on band were iccrone we pe it wee dlfeuh vo esy how prices woukl opso, out ho'dere would be obliged to gubm't to @ cousideradle ro ductun Several lots of ¢00a hed appeared inthe market, latest quotatons of hides were, dry eaited, |. Rxeliange cloned " 4. The proepects for the coming crop Of tugnr, ©, aud tobacco were yood. fhe port was healthy, 4 Pernambuce letter of the 10th wit says: — The privent onweyance (Avon) arrived bers late ov We ove ong of the 20h ult., with London dates 19 tbo On, | telegranhin advices via Madrid aod Lisbon &: ‘ y Ras teas Gan ad, a ae oe been dene, and, althvagh we oa | to the officiat ener nem cates brags specie valued at £7 ,010i0 3 ‘The matis bad pot reached London. A pugget cf 2 200 onvces hed been found at Bs'lerat. ‘The ne ar Of gold sbips ba! tat en pice for |egien jay 20, for Lon 01, #ib - ‘ 224, the Fasex, ‘rite ot ‘pod osueee | ; on Jone 10d, ihe Aveo, with 107,006 oneces. Im Melbourne, the rejection of the Reform bill by the Legiviacive Council bad caused a groat agitation, #bich, bowever, wee soou quelled. The Parliament was » 0- gc dS a = Ube aispons! of raiiway debentures bave failed. Ais «ffir, WDICD Was equal to My, was refused. Arrangements are mare Jor the whole with the aix principa’ looal raaks Tos yield of gold for he past month shows « fair ave rece, Cummercial credit continued good, and trade is better, ough whe stock is etill heavy. Mopey market cary. Freights to Liverpool, 5/7. Pfathaoge— Fv vate bills at 1 per cent discount; bank in Be per ‘At sydney Business during the montn cf May has Deen quia iota fd. wld per Ib. for London. change. from par to \4 per cent premium. —_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_—_"_——" FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarvapay, August 21—6 P. M. There was rather more activity in some specula- tive stocks thie morning. The Arabia’s news, con- taining, as it did, information of more speculative feeling in the London market, aud of a rather better inquiry for American stocks, must be regarded as the chief camse of the Improvement. Our brokers lave so long expected an era of specalation to grow out. of the plethora of money in Wali street, that every event which may be construed favorably is by them regarded as the signal for the rise; on the least’ provocation they rash headlong as buyers into the market, fearful lest the public should have got there before them, and determined to make a handsome profit this time. Hitherto, unhappily, the public have not been liberal enough to step in and relieve the buils of stocks 80 bought. Stocks opened this morning very strong and firm. Central, especially, which is ex- pected to be scarce at the opening on Monday, was in demand at an advance of j over yesterday's closing price, and before the close of the call im- proved another | a |. The contest betweea the balls and bears in this stock is becoming very inte- restivg; the result will turn upon the fruit of the efforts which it is proposed to make to reconcile the Erie and Central. Over three thonsaud shares changed hands this moraing. Erie was 4 better, without particular activity. The Western roads, notwithstanding the falling of in business consequent upon the poverty of the crops, shared in the general improve- ment. Galena was } better; Rock Island, |; Toledo was steady; Michigan Central 1 per cent better; Southern, j. In Reading the contest appears to be narrowing itself down to a fight between a few friends of the management on one side, and the public on the other. One after another, all the principal operators are turning to the bear side. Panama was } better; Pacific Mail, ja! We note sales of Canton at 20; of Cumberland Coal at 17{[—an improvement from last sale. The business in bank stocks was small, at full prices. Merchants’ sold one per cent above last price quoted. Among the railroad bonds there was little business done. —_ Illinois Centrals are 4 per cent higher; the stock being also held at an improvement, on the strength of expectations from England. Missouri sixes sold, sellers’ option, } below the cash price. Tennessee sixes are also } lower. With the exception of these two, there was but little business done in State securities, At the close the market softened, and sellers, after the board, were forced to make concessions averaging j per cent to make sales, In the afternoon (there being no second board) Messrs. Groesbeck’ Hoyt quote bids as followa:— Central, 78); Erie, 17); Reading, 48}; Michigan Central, 58; Southern, 22; Panama, 114; Dlinois Central, 77; Galena, 83; Toledo, 34; Rock Island, 72); Pennsylvania Coal, 74; Pacific Mail,85}. The market closed inactive. The business of the Sub-Treasury to-day was a 13,759,639 14 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $15,780,353 33, and the balances, $1,138,835 36. The Metropolitan certificates remain at $3,000, The People’s, Perpetual Loan Fund Aoclation, of Boston, has declared a semi-annual di\idend of five per cent. The receipts of the Michigan Central Rail, the first week of August were $31 $38,907 44 in the corresponding mont! of 1857. 1 receipts for July were: The earnings of the Central Railroad of sey for July, 1858, were as ‘ollows; Jaly, 1908... For the same month Inet year eee Increase (24 per cent) m The following is a statement of the earnings of the Pennsylvania Railroad from all sources for the month, and since January 1, a« compared with last years— Gross Earnings. Va Rormings 300.416 OL 140,908 44 July, 1867. as 124 600 60 $14,738 79 "$2,986,148 80 1,727 460 10 1,908,080 To Same period Inet PORE see. +oe+12)081,009 26 1,990,865 72 1,057,168 4 Increase 95,199 6 ~~ 01,88 ri Decrease... _ $196,396 6: wr The earnings of the canal department of the above road in July, 1858, and since January 1, have been as follows: — Gros Barnings. Expenses Net Barmtngs. July, 1858... . 819,812 72 SI) lor 8 BS TLL A Jan. vo A ‘88. $4,708 68 65,200 05 19,448 68 Net carnings of the capal from Avgust 1, 1857, Ja. 1, ISEB. eee ee cees O19,2408 49 Net earnings ‘ot the casai from Jan. 1, 1868, ty we Metering the canal from Aug. 1, 19! The tonnage of the Reading Railroad for the woek is only 90,500 tons, which is a failing off of nearly 26 per cent from last week. The following commu cation comes from a correepondent whose former let- ter on the subject, published in our columns in June, has been singalarly verified hy events; it will be in- teresting to parties concerned: — Instead of courting Wuriness, everything seems to be deve by the managemont o° the Reading [ermal to lenste }, and induce tuem to go to the Sehayl- kill Nav'getion Compaty. (One of the heaviert firms in the traie at Pbileadelptma, end hitherts a atest *est ens. tomer the ravlrond, bas lately removet tte Inrge trate to the crnal, ond the effect of this wil be to Increase etl more for the balance of tae carve the grest dei siewey of the coat tonnege oe the rattroa?. Thir deli siency, which, of COMpared to lant ease”, Ow amMovote io about’ 20,000 tone (the cane! lowes only 18,000 tone.) #:!l increase Awr- ng the genson bh sae parm hoy OF W0 ab vat 100,000 lege of a toonage ee compared to js, werefore, evident me tthe present rreatiy | faitiog | related Wi, Ged Sih © oonederabie of in the boa from merchandise sod travel, amounting alr tet of Jay iatt, encordting ment, t0 860,00V—that ihe road cannot possibly eatn, at tiie beet, move chan intereet om ite im toense fonded and foating deO = Nor ie there any pene pect fur « batter etate of things for (he futore. Th» aoran ten goad w hiob Feachse New York by a dices raiteout to Encadethpont, of onty one huodred and th iar gth, has py Ally improves thie year sede | dsmes. Properel 65 Fre 17/600 99 rors ious 2 Total, $31,081 98 Expene 16,642 79 Netecsesessseceseseseces sWL5,109 OL $14,830 12 We read in Groesbeck & Hoyts last circular for the country :— Siuco the date of our lest circular there have been 16, it mut be pe 1868, is credited by the government to the re pa) subscribers; consequently, the sales at there qi tione are ex. interest. The payments into the 3 ho sUry on this account alreasy reacn $7,890,244, notwitn standing the offer of the Secretary of the to ex tend the time of payment the lat of Sepiember. Ja consequence of trapeactions in the government loan jor re-sale in Europe, bills oa London suace our last r port are 34 a \% cer cect lowor, and for the mall tog» by the Persia to morrow the principal dealings in bankers’ — are at pis per ceat, The supply of Cont. tal exchange bas been delped im the same way. French bDitls are 6 15); 0 5.1234. Ip domestic exchanges is lite variation, ‘The bank balances here are still Stock Kxchange. SATURDAY, August 21, 1858. $1000 0 35's 1874... 1087; 200 ans NYCenke. 78 18000 lodiana 6" 884 50 do ....,810 7 2000 fennessee6's'90 9134 700 do. 23000 do. 30 do 616 Erie RR 60 do. 10600 ee cy 10:00 HORS8polmsfeb 961; 170 do. ae 1000 Micl § pe b 1869 94 60 Hudson Riv RR.. 284, 8000 Ti Cep RR ods, 9b £0 do ....s30 28 3000 Ler & Mil Igbds 3 obs Bank of Com 5 Metropo itan Bak, 10 Market Baak.,,., 1 10 Park Bank. . bP & Baa Ga Go, 0... ait Wie $0 Ni: do .....b30 io” ao AU 10 C'Co& ORR... 10 Gat — RR. 860 lo. to .-b60 5¢(Gardiver Gold Co, 48. Y Central po : 300 CITY COMMERCIAL RHPOXRT, BaTuKvay, August 2 Fioux —There was a speculative moveneat iu the me: ket, wbiab wos excited and irrogular, with an average ad venes of about 1c. a 166, por D9. fhe sales emras abou: 12,0C0 & 14,000 bbls, includirg simadard super Stace aud extra ao. Wiket ®as im fair demand, with limited suoplies. The rules embraced about 20.000 bushels, ineludiog uosound Miwaviie club 2f$1; wone Mictigan at $1 50: white new Sowthero at $1 45a 61 ved Southera at Ha $l 30, white Western, poor, a: $1 204 81 22 Cony.—Sules’ of sbout 40 000 bushels, ineluding un- found to sound apd good Western mixed, at ide. aboe 4 Séo : yellow Southern was at lc a 91 sso ; white, of prime qnality, was scarce ard bo vival. Pork —Sales of 600 a 700 obls mess at $7 a $17 12)y. xt boat 200 do. prime at $14 Si yy, afer murax held at 25 Corton firm, with fair sa'es. Winekny inactive, at 26}gc. @ 27c. , Dry Goods Trade. ‘The following ‘s a comparative etatement of the imports of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since Tangary 1:— For the Week. 1858 1853. 188 Ent’'d at the port. . $4,227 506 $2,540 2 id Toro en on market 4,061,477 2,643,545 1,673, Si BL 8 $72,555 010 $37,644 5e2 Thrown op mark’¢ (6,601,982 69,673,892 44,138,938, ‘The above official statement shows that the amount of dry goods entered at this market the past week was quite small compared with the same period for the last two years, and pet much over one fourth of the amoust for the eame period in 1856. The aggregate entries an1 amounts thrown upon the market since the lst of January ‘nat aro largely in arrear of thore for the same time in 1856 and 1857. Receutly, orders sent out have in- — » aod pecially for staple French gvids, stocks favries, including taove, kc , Dave also bad their orders iocreased from this’ side } § dows in many boures which occurred jast aatomn, any the [aciities tney poesees of making favoracle extension on old claima, and ther for granting eigbt months or longer credits. Thore large houses wao stood firm through the Iate cries were enabled t da eo wore or lens a the of their Soutbern connections, The je is becom- ‘gg some stronger, bat merchants comyisin of the backwardners of merchants ia the Wostern and North western grain growing States tn omak'og fos! liquide ince of pastarreare. Maoy cf them, when tho cris came, hat their mecns w 0 large exieot invested ia lends and otuer seouriuies, could not be realizet witoout greasy ae orifices, Comoared with the valuauon placed upon thom and many of them have held on under the hope that times might teke @ turn for the better ard bring them ap agris to lorwer valtes. As far ae many ton lots, with wild lande, @pecula'ive raliroade and other enterprises are concerne?, the prospect of euch @ realization ty ugcer | tan end remove. One thing, however, Is likely to im jwrowe tbe farwaing interest of the West, and Ubat ie the receot steady improvement in breadet Within « week on two wheat ano corn have Neco ne firmer ari as tive, while flour in seme cases bas advanced from 2c to Seo, per barrel: and shomd the bervest tern out less favorable ¥ thas wae at cor me ant erpated, Rese The suction tact of we week oreared wale the largest @as one comming of me en, eee a eo, a the the Tame Say was large and res 8 geod compaey vod upder the circumstances Ka frame the «ale war con. po ene and remuperetive ana forece on the morket {rom fules © the eres lest fall get. In caren ar. range of which mest cotten g oun Prints were in good demaod yee reson st regen pray indus, oso ie cow request a ‘adout 100 coat were in Movssettn desirable wtylee a ton emacs? wore in a fair jonas were ere ative, 2 tbe = con i Bike eran oes wore Pr ned leh and Freneb, were selling to @ fair pricee, aod fency Orde peumrally were 'n ot | See goede were heavy.” Clothe were Rot #0 active j p< 7 pepe eater catia wey and io | trie demand. Oonnant Rate ror Gorrey Deweene Goon, Camry at foc Moris Dorm. BROWN CH RRT RE re Ff if Ft i bl f Me Amonkeng. n fammea, 088. Hater bine Lawren oe, Me Ld Do Moonar boverie te Hoott, fire... Indian 1 lawrence, fae Masachnret o Port of New York, ! ‘August 21, 1558, CLEA EARED Ronmetitp Prince Albert (Br), Waters, Gelway—W 4 Sale ‘e nine or orcenes ioeaee o ‘SUrom wel) S'eamabip Marion, Foster, Oharleston-—Spottord, Tilestoa & ©e, Parrish, Norfolk, ke--H Ladlam Bioumahip Thomas Swann, wasusey, B.aliaore—H Crom well do. Giietmhtp Potomac, Powell, Baitimore—M B Cromwell # CB Rreye Tent ty cas ok VS we "sheen eahody, Liverpool—-O H Marsball £ Co, ‘ Tgahee: hew Orieusa WT Frost Hematoy ‘tron, Kirk Ls \— Edis on Brow, onion (BP), eels, Londen -Colltas ag eoree carpe O aebertye , Monrovia~Zates, Por: Fi Riér' Curscon--J Foulkes’ a tyoe Lat vitas—C & EJ _ gg ey a} thoort- Waish. Carver & Chase. or -W W Baker Cy ‘D & DeWolf. u Mo't snes 8 Davia Fieber, ante 4 Co, Bebe Jopan Smith. Lynch, Wiimlagv s. NO—J Bult & Oo, Boor 8 2 Pustan, Waskingoon® Boss Beer basares Waster B Behr WE Seukios, ‘Marta, Kikmbeis Gera B Peck & Co. | \ Behr Gallego, Bw, =O H Pierson. i Behr H Price. Jobason. City Rebr J Jones Jones. Fi Van Grunt & Riaght. Sehr JT by Curtas, al Veo Brunt & Singht Sebr Jobo Warren, Lorier, Geargeinen Bebr Virginia hry Beltimore—Mauiler, Lord & Qucreau Behr m Henry, @harret. Kaltimore. Behr Union. Gaies, Palsdelphis Fost & Susi. ARRIVED Ship Busan Howland (of Boston), Adama Callao, Apri! ti. ye ie ee with guano to Barreda free Juiys Cape eagey NW Su mVes apOke Sw ot iv = awde Prom Cal for Gowers: uc date, ist ¥ N, \On 37 VY epwlke Br Dark rerum or W Lhemas, tab oat ot Berme <4) wheicg terk Decmmowh, of Sew Heclord, with er ofol, daly 1, with mine to ‘inst, tnt 42 33, or 8) 96, epoee chip It yaw he Jely @ with tid i if Abiptovbem. an Acais. . Snow 4 Ba, Ime most “fan emome ans do 10 r i sigpalizec sehr & & 2% fe greke ome came Fox prmes BF Be hgDt winds daring ‘be —yopent ce BS 28), Piparrom, Maracna» umber, to mart Bork Metagor’a Gardver, Virginia, 3 dave, wb wet pane Aan F h, Wolfe, Mystic, Ci, in bslinsl, to Brocie & Powe Ti Trovatore (Br, of Lond: Cave Town, CGH, 6) days, with oli. to Biffken '& irons: | op ite, Buenos Ayres, ti days, with tides, to MM Freemen & i Taratine (of Deer roth te Pressey, Bathurst, River Gambia WOA, Jely 12, with hides, ac, 0 Logersoll & Var Trig Louraetts (of Freeport) mith ar PR. July St. with sugar. 19 Ti Gager oly, 26, lat 33 10 Yom 70 08," ea php deuce. bound 6, das es wes Swine arringon), Oslo Gusyama, PR, 22 days, of Rearanor) Gilkey, Humacoa, PR, Aug 1, Bt els (a Pre 4 eon. Ponce PR, 1 . rf J ruso, Turks inlasila, Aug 1, with salt, to Brig Zone (of Portland), mS L~ 9 te p oore, Ri abd Ld Binney: Sena pe 3 eye, with ont Alt pereat Sony , Bre ors rk ow lenin 6 |. died (both between ae Vape sp? Sagus, std were Dariod aise Robr Marin Lindsay, Maraobam, Se with hides, £c, to Corpiug. Bento & Co. eebr any, fen ome Fepee. PR Jaly Si, bmg yy Ae, to Bturges £ Co. 24 hours ot from Pooe, 4 Mons Ls tbe vaeeel Wecsteacd ene 7, est ” a oat, © and *p foreraut badly about four feet “rom the Bepton under eney ull, aod foctuoately bad very erly widds «I! the pampage. ed and ‘ound ‘Sth tom 1 aay how 6 o.ctee thorougaly wrecked and stripped eis L jontegus tect pelea, ‘Travis, Fajarto, Sebr R, sent wae ugar tod Rohr Virginis Price, Bidetee Balt Say bd arrisy Aue tand nae ey Apsrensss. Sut i, Hobe Ss par, died” essa. Suly 2, 3 x ‘net, James Clark. seaman, died (howh in the Hospital ai pig yy§ Vance, fagus, 16 days, wih sugar. to Vinten. del Vi Mariette funith (ot iSew Haven) Goodell, Eleathera ) Se argua wf Hacringion rea ville, 11 days Schr B'S Gewhire, G-itin, ChartertoaY oye, Eehe dF Whe reeeise. Le are days. roe. EERE. oe Oply fon, Exstman. Birzehetbport tor Konne: Eb Sarit eee hatte cane Bebe Rassuih Go Com ya ey] Sdaye er, Rewburt ei see | es, Me. > - 23 = | Crewe (and flo ti ‘The United Sta'ee steamship Arago, Onpt Lines, astled you | terday for Southampton and Havre, with Li] passengers and | $106,900 in specie. The British screw steamsbtp Prince Albert, Capt Waters, tailed yeaterdey for Gaiway, with Sj cabin pamengers aod 170 im the steerage. Among the former is WM Dyer, Hi 8M Consul at Baltimore, ‘The schr. Virginia Price, Onpt Eldridge. arrived yeatentay | from Salt Cay, Turks Islands reports thst tbo brig King Bro thers, hence for Aspinwall, paured Salt Cay on the Geb inet, and prooseded to Grand Turk where she lsaded the captain | ebro edo Or ie Spore tee cen oon ee Rrtract from s letter dated Jacksonrillc, EF. Aug 12—The water on the Haris now as deep as ever wasknown—l hav ing o day found 12 feet at bigm water, Vessr: 80:.0—Yerk Weseencer Bird, 412 tore. dondle deck, shy years ord. bait Im Maasachuneita, han Coen wold for #15 06 Lavnemry—Om Thursday afternoon | Mr FF @ittiame pilot hoat name? '» meagurem> ni, y dein run down by the Aremen atesmahip Riet April nat. The Kitaawe Sinn le on “ohn F Johsaon, David. Baker, Charen W Cumouey Peter MeNary BH Bulitvan and Joven H Turnnre ail Naw York pilots 8be was sueneanmil fine appearence hhe will be re weeba Inuehed. and preseate y Jor service in about three +P mith at Patebog Taunebed from tbe yerd of rot ins dase . ted badder 80 will be commanded by Uap Jordoa Avrams ot Notices to Martone ENGLAND— WAT COAST ~1IVRKPOOL BAY Docks and a on (be Leth Anpust, ISf8 and followleg daye, ‘ngee will be made in sighting and bnoying Liver jeol:— tu tia oi Fin y Eevee ot will be The Me given notion conblen’ be from ber ~~ fH rho & Tutant 25g miler RM Mark” RES ¥y by. hub Ri A nw ead Ng eS, le with fe rbinck pitlar rah ‘te summit market Ievenren ap ihr ranewe will be 3 6 fauboma at oy Ne yenvel_ and Crosby i La @atant from the former 2% miles; Ni 4% rat so, aren) wee Me miles P Stred pnoy, BW ig ott Bet) weacom wi be wuperasded 8, 18 presen pont a binek Bun peor, marked VFI. ti can bi ) DD ped old Boll bes to be marked BI i Dearne sn mane ‘ariation 2) Went tn 1868.7 Pit WASHINGTON. roman Affrete the following Acm'ralty 1 4 1169 and 1,961. 1868 No. 257. ftp Junior, from weiown, inne TO 0 2 128 vole biktsh ‘etia, 34 Teast, A ae a Bootes, 1% ne ee pe ah » py ona ‘oom, ‘oboe. all of Lge el wn Onaat xi ar 1 a ‘ao bint ian lron bay pat Province. teen" a eiilisien all totd. 1, Pep. 2 isiande, July 7, Blaver Cload, NT. 18 motets de, A Trace, Rivtey, of Ri tere bh “™ tote W a, Jon 49 99. Jos Molgn, Witohell, NS. vets ater, Wentport. 18 #p Soe 8. How!sad, of leat. 7 tetmou | @¢ be joni NY | Mystic @pomen, dic. eERTENGS Ree Sem POetease tor Liverpont, Avg 2BE Joly 31-10 port sche @ Townsend, from ees poner aden l¢—arr sohr ax, Ane. ms Am teem Ben Tae oarvER POOL apes &7—Arr Sawley Poslndow. Pose, No. Mouareh, Fora. Pameti 5 Grey ey Danton anale ‘Kimball Merrill, 7 one Charmer Luce, Bosto: n nasa. in Newport Keniion, Nergeaha 0! y, own, One grt Puritan ourtard ay Javarsh, ee rs Ta nor Rrastatee. Croaby: wien tog icing: Basking ar 26a. Saux Cay, Ti,” Aus S—Im port bark M J Colcord, of Bos- ton ut er Joe NB, Aug 1$-Ayr beige Green Rather ge errs, and Gs, Ami bere -0p, 8 York; sober aroue Sent 4 hark Mo 4 vieDuin ‘pnt gelpbe Cla Old 16m, Darks Garon, saree Georss. Burne, Peasrtp Zoads; i nha © G tiuncan, (ne Li Liverooo! In port 19th, brig a. mbare Jobuston, for NYork lag. woe Pore yALBXANDRIA, Aug IbBid eohr' Helon Mar, Tooker, 5 YqORTON. toy Bam arr AL David DuSell, Palbot, Btiz bethport; sehr Willtem allen Mason; # Eltseon. Buchaloo; White fe Shunt Kow-D, v Vaux W = Ancepreid, Bewett ap sate: & a i het Tall (at ta = ‘so A pS eae oer ror gy Hev na; barks alnens, Grego lato ot alarms, il ah, tas © ‘piuings. “Cort: Winaward Lslauda, a x , Arifim, and» bichborn, steel. do. watt Aug gore brize Tones, Fraoy, Baltimore; Ovoany Wave Morton. Philaceiot ia PSLEASE, Aug \7—Are sebrs Perc, Thoms, Pailadaiphias Gepuwien, NYock (apd sid 8th for Thomaston). BeisTOb, Bug )-Arr robre Mare Seo Pilgrim, Philee , J A barnet W od mag pong siege. ‘bliok - stone, Sledsaun. Ny¥ork Bid ‘York; ra A sane °. Wer an re ‘ase. Kondoas, fie anhen + Mery Wien, Phy acipaie yy e $n" BES, aug iS arr sebr 8 a Foret, ‘Tnlece, Pata- ely) pesos, ‘ug 1%~Arr ecbr Wa A Crockez, Eadleo'%, ort l4- Are ovhr Julia, MeMoslere St George re): Ist rion e360 Lanoy, 0 Geox de*) George D. famraon, ort shee Georginus, harartords 8 hae OTST Saka Wtor, nna ti—Atr eche ‘Thon B Berealow, — 1, Wid 190, soby Enterpriae, Udmards, 4, ¢ 8~Are schra Valbaia, Rorcre, Pbita: wilds Thompson d>, Any Boas, ner, a, Chinon, Hor dem, ,dsizae thor Vermilion. Avary, Go. sioops Vighewt, besib, do” Willard Euckingesra tor Parted Up, ecbr HS Deus, Cook, from Klizabevaport for Tauns ion (ord eid infor BS 1tb—Arr schrs MO Durfee, and Minerva, Winslow, Alesendvie: NJ Brayton. snjgere Uh Kimore 1° Provideuccs Ley nopiticns, D Sew Rom: Grace War igg, Carr, and and _ | ry B NYork bid sobre J) D jeprie bree | ps eet Toni, Pa Driagsor, Sealy NYork; ie 5 v + Olivia Buxton ~* Delaware City” Bld 16%, sobr While ams, $ ialeue TOLER Ne HOLE aug 18, PM—A Stove, New York, for cangor schs rosy. Backs. Wine, iltiems, fen ‘atcuman, Tel, Roun ‘out PF rinselpvin, vo duchirges Lists oxbury Niger, Hardicg, Rew Tork * Lady pilem Corson. and Repub Boa- ftrore: ii Togueend, Willers, 0 for Philadel emi] on Krams hai —_, 5 Arey, do for New York; Ei i, Ipewich for do. Charlotte # At iobe AB for'ter to Thompson, Fendietoa, Prrsiaad for (Pevapeahe Bay, ld chs WR Newcom>, Fmith Tutte, aad 19th—Are barque Cheater, iene, Movile for Devens glove. Rebiarce Br vitenee for, ishmon4 ies r, Keni Bondout for Boston: Nap Patea pbia for Poriand. Timo'by Or-aby. csrdiog Jewen for Bangor: cch-w habecss Wblliin, Germsa, Aiexeas dri for Howton: Bi Lawrer en, Dicker. (seorecio wa. DO, f3r 4 Ses Power, ‘sare ienek tr oy Weary Le zene, bpsep Piizabetbport for stcoman, Ben- ort be for oo, Prank Corse Higgins, 60 tor Bast~ ‘ads’ Havorht for Bama (4r) for abn, SB; tary Haley, Heine, and B Maybew. Hesion (or Puiiagaipbin Renj Fatier, ork; Feyona, wilman Belles! fr do; 8 VW poayiat ne vse W B Newoom), Bacon (from aie HAR DLTONE Ang 19 19 18 AN Passing {pi bere Lreander om Tiantenges tor ‘Boston. PAM PoRD doe geen Yankee Nov, Risley, and Wary Bhireneb bie: F Hecerd, Napo.eon Ci aw Bsiene ieanees Indian Qu Mot A a Ke ‘Dl ‘ven Peavy, Hunt do. Mary § Gage, Leigh wor Heott, Young, Witmington, NC (rut in looky, and will go om rallwey ‘or repairs; leo 4ripbiman, Heithmore: A>rabam Cnsoraa, Ferry, sod B Nie. sowie, Albany. iid sehrs Milne Wi Se ao; Active (U 8), ‘eawards, on nm orem ¢ oael. Luce. Plieahe beort. man Howman, Albany: H adame, adams (rom “dahimore), ant NaNiDorer, Aug U--Arr seb Fly, Cheeomen, Philadel- * on her eatre Sonar © Find Waite; . Phivede) hia; Din” (rm, lhe, Port ictmond "ad eke ‘ousu >, Cohor, New Phiiatelphis, Fndora, Qur- tb Arr eabre Charlee. 4 90 ‘ ‘Ubaries Wiilsms, Buckley, | Phiedelphie lear sabe N Hassort, Burdiok. Ha reat ory. Amanda, oom 0 wed 4.PM—Ia port ebipe dea ‘vronbaas, from Hevane fer Palmoure Rng: abre Mall ‘arsed op, re Grace baring from SVork for tino, OF Fanmtre; amt « robe aupposed snd Baterpris NYork; irokas, Batmore;, jer, Viretots: jeai= 70 Fred T3ler, ® an Gecyren on bar vowt.¢o Fred Tyler, Rew orpriae, do, Nep= Trepine Wo Go ‘yer NYork. unewick, Kav ACOLA * GF apy Mittoa, Fort Jefersom. Ci inte, Seige Pome jatier. Bare t Homes. evar isecrge A Thuile, adaws, Norm, 18h, brig B loo", Crockett, PORTLAND, Aue 18—-Arr Phtiacelpbia ie ee Friaber. damen Coote Rerbad gemery, fucne vohre semen’ yon Kees Trenion sia t 1 1ob--are wo ‘iene a e vias rom Windsor), BYorm. brig Ly: VAveMoUTT, 4 abate eet as Reitimare, sia mm. Pra sebr A: LOVES Prise Swi 0g 12—Are - se Bowes, iia sad York 13th, D iene Da Gone i] = Weral + Sivony agen aul areaiy: hegtoc bit abnor nefieid. af ‘sorsaae, on Ray f hag pin Brow oo be N York: 40; ete vune. Heebe mae wT OERT, non TOoa achie RM Teown jorkdo, Naylor, Philadelphia; Sime "ine toned, Tatar Yor! x om) — A! Jobu ae ekenbush Coy i, xwen,, Sid sane hilen, Duke. ping indelshia; Som i Price, Smith 40; + att ‘ at inele so. Tite evening, echte’ Jane, Bow from Fbiledelphia; 4 e logawe! Nz ty River, Cromeman, Wont, , ae ie herh port: fone int 10 Pawtneket i bit joer sobre } Mary (8a, Fariong, Hall. mek, bs eek SPOT Ae ‘Ang 12-814 brig Harriet H MoGlivery Coch. Lowe Brinn eat, Soar ang a alate ea Seas, Pte eee "a sINUTOR corre eho Adama, Mayo, ARRBAR. sug It—AeP eohrn Choctaw, Ta Western islands, Old 1¥th (n08 arr, ash Lg Arr sohra R B® Dean, Cook, and Jaman pert, Deca) See een tee. Van Bront 8 Yo endrin 19h byl) 9 hield,’ Piston AML 19th, ;, Lamertine, Garney, 605 Ait, Onvatte, Ao WICKFORD, Atbany lor Prov Gartner,