The New York Herald Newspaper, August 28, 1858, Page 8

NEWS FROM THE ‘souTH PACIFIC. ‘We steamship Bogota r echei Pamamaon the @n of Saguat, bringing the Sy 44, Pacific mails, twenty cabin Paapengere and $203,’ 1; in specie for England. ‘Tho dates aro, Ve" paraiso tho 16th, Callao the 27th, and ‘Poite the 800 of uly; Guayaquil the Ist of August, ‘CHILE. POLITICAL APPAIRS a QUIET—THE AGITATION @OOLL, pOWN—TEE POLICE, POST OFFICE AND ABMY- BRM AN OOLONISTS—-TOWING IN SHS ©TB4 is OF MAGELLAN. From the Valparaiso Mercurio, Juty 16 } © have mare favorubie roporis, aad whe prospects are Maer: jous fortmght. “s ‘ne ews f1 oe eortaces rere a fayorable yoar w all kinds ‘rhe palitcal ‘ngiiabon continues in Congress, Dut the eoa- ‘Bion is now aspect. is the ‘@rrough tho Rho Siralghte of Magolien, which ia of great in- Rerest’ .o the bavigstion and commerce of the who world, 1% would shorten the voyage from Chile opwa af Sfteen hundred miles to the Old World and Nor.b detailed roport of the patios force throagbout the re- ic havieg been dema' vil it appease thas the existing cpemell Ee pe rad for their support an 0 of “fue sumber of lewers posted in 186 in alt the Chile Ro 772, 4 of certified ame 410; that of flced letters bo 186, ; that of eamples to 6,509; that of new wl Saud ditto a 2,445. Total, 1,314,908, and hate yates, $70,665 ad ievdere por od for foreigu countries ti 1857 was army amounts ts 2,165 men, betag 463 less od by law. am aero the army consist of four generals of di- ‘Vision, eight brigadier ae six colonels, even Heulenant colozcis, forty eight majors, ove handred i, Cightecn se, “sixty four leatenants, and seventy four ensigus. \, SA A detailed Create ‘eesigns io his report the cause ‘Which induced the governmert to buy the shares in tne Valperairo nud Sactiago Railroad, #0 Aprii last tn the railroad works was $4,900,465. D: ‘he Grat four months of this year the revenue ietded be the railroad was upwards of $77,468, of which $51,498 was gers and $25,960 for merchandise. Last year fe proceeds amounted to $48,596. In the cr aod pe Lianquehve there aro now 235 Ger- mac femilies. eames Sen bey Manes ove we 0- eeption of more colon Government intends ay SE from the orth Barope towards the Straits of jagelien, and pre- patory works have already been for that pur- pose. The main object of the government for inducit emigration, appeats to be a cesire to conquer aud ‘away the Arauco indians from the frontier, which hey Dope an influx of civilized emigrants would be the means of coing. The tereign debt of Chile at the end of 1857 was about $4,014,000, und the home debt $2,547,050. BOLIV TA. HMPROVEMENT IN GOVEKNMEYT AFFAIRS—~THE EX- ROUTIVE FTRM— PRESIDENT LINARES FAVORED THR OTHER POWRES-—DRBAD OF BELZU PASSED AWAY--A NEW WAK MUNISTEB. ‘The vews trom this repubite is satisfactory. ‘The Linares edministration contisve their laborious tesk of re-organizing every branch of public service. ‘All rumore reepeciing Bolma’e return have cease’, and no feart are entertained respecting the present g' \vern- ment’s sixbility. ‘The Uictaicrial sree .— ‘Bist, bas been anapi- mousiy confirmed by all P ovinces. TF. Sp. Linares bas reoeivet the raoet cordial felicita- on acdressed to him by Gen. Santa Cruz, st present s ridimg in San Jose, in the Argentine Confederation. has alco recetved the autograch letter from his Seine Pius 1X , in which the Pope authorizes a delegate of the Moly See ip the person of Sr. Marinus Marini, archbishop of ‘Palmyro (in parivus) resident in Parana, He bas also received a sat'sfactory answer to hie autograph let- ter to Queen Victoria. pn the Sth September the municipal bodies will be solemnly instatied throuchout the republic. Gen. Perez, Minister of War, bad resigned, and Gen. Rabivan was ‘appointed. hl PERU. ELECTION CANVASS AND BXCITBMENT—DREAP OF A REVOLUPION—SKEICH OF THE CREAT LOMPE FILE NS WITH BCUADOR—AMBRICAN PED—THE FRIGATE MERRIMAC AT CALLAO. The von pews of consequence [rom Peru is the election excite mer! Cepeed a! imprersion appears to be that Castilla will be re elected. [Caiino (Ju'y 6) correspondence of Panama Herald} Wp & jormer coramunisation I an account o! the transactions of the celebrated Lomere, better Kuowa as tamer, Brother & Oo , Lomer & Co., &. These two hom- brea are sons of Lucien Lomer of “abec, who was a re- spectabie merchant, and geve his two sons, Las aud Herman, a good mercantile education, and tent thera to Rogianc to seek ther fortane—t tune—they’ commenced their career a stock jobbers, aud im cousequente of sore trans- netionr they jett tbe country for California, aod arrived there in 1850. After this transaction, he changed his mame to Lyons, aad unter that name eslablished i ia Sick. tea « botel kaowo as Mrs. Lyons’ Sotel; it did not suc- ered, 80 they left for the mines, Mirplaced contidence, et bepes, aud sil that sort of thing, com- yous or Lomer to leave California and wo brother Lom, in Tepsc, Mexico, where commenced an extensive business, bought a ves = Tana traced between San Biss and san Fra: Tney sold the echooner and bought the brig Mar’ and | upon the strength of owning the brig they were abie to Sarchese 8 cargo of logweod on credit ‘and ship it to Baise This ve (hem @ can the masket aud credis, vo upon oe they purchased on credit and a cargo MONEY MARKET, Farpay, August 27—6 P. M. The further intelligence from Europe, dated Lon- don this day, and transmitted by Atlantic telegraph, enables the public to jadge of the stapendons conse quences which will flow from the new treaty with China. The Chinese empire is thrown open to all nations. Henceforth all that immense and amazing- ly populous region which lea in the interior of China will be as free to foreign vessels and foreign merchandise as Liverpool or Havre. It is not likely that at first there will be much foreign merchandise sent to China, from the simple reason that travel Jers represent the Chinese as needing nothing which foreigners can supply. But a few woollens and cottons, and some machinery, could be placed almost fa any large interior city ef China; and but a very brief space will elapse before inter course with the foreign world will develope want among the Chinese which foremrners will only be too happy to satisfy. No country is better adapted for a full developement of our railroad, telegraph and steamboat system than China. At presemt, the trade of the foreign civilized world witt @hina roughly estimated at sixty millions a year, consiate of an exchange of silver on the one baud, against tea, silks, merchandise, &c., onthe other. Now, this traffic will become a more legitimate interchange of products, and Europe and the United States will cease to be drained of silver for the benefit of the Chinese. By the arrivai of the Cunarder’s mails from Bos- ton, we have afew items in addition to our tele- graphic summary. The return from the Sank of England for the week ending the 11th of August gives the following results, when compared with the previous week:— Public deposits. . 668,793 Increase. . £566.663 Other deposits. 18,902,984 Decrease.. 416,044 seeeneeess ee titt Increase.. 1,524 On the other side of the account:— Government socurities,.£10,871,054 Increase.. £96,687 Other securities 516,060 Decreasi $4,103 Notes unemployed. 10,419,816 Increase... 102,405 Tae amount of notes in circulation is £20,600,425, being a decrease of £217,210, and the stock of bul. lion in both departments is £17,238,250, showing a decrease of £102,171 when compared with the pre. ceding return. E. F. Satterthwaite says:— > ‘There has been a quiet market for American securites in London during the week. We note, however, gome important transact! in Iilipois freeland and oon- struction bonds; in New York and Erie Sd_m: e, aod tn Michigan Central 1st m bonds. As the dividends ca ail these bonds fall due & short period, BO acxtety ‘s felt as to their beiog punctually paid, they have been much sought after by investers to secure the inte- rest Ivapia and New York Central bonds are Ormly maintained, with moderate transactions. Now York Centra! stock shows tendency to advance op the ap proaching dividend. Tiinois Central bave been dealt ‘nt bo @ fair extent, at about previous rates. The business at the Stock Board this morning was light, but there was no change in prices. The busi- ness-like deliberation displayed by the Erie Company at their meeting yesterday, seems to have disap- pointed some of the bulls, who imagined that the quarrel would be adjusted in a few hours. It is now well understeod that whatever may be the upshot of the present negotiations, it must take days and | weeks, under the most favorable circumstances, be- of logwood f + ber ou the same terms, and shipped that | to Oa , and afier the sailing of the bark they lef: It wee coon discovered, and a party went {a them and overtook them about half way Bias and Tepec. A desporate fight ensued? the: or three and wounded olbers and escaped, gained the Steamer and went to Panama, from thesce to Callao, where they sold their logwood; chartered the brig and Derk to load guano. Mr. Herman went to the United States to !neure there two resecls, but failed to do so. In the meantime, Mr. H. Lomer concluded the Coolie Coutract with Sampson & Tappen of Boston, been cg f Which wok place in Borton some three years Pa Created at that time considerable excitement. Mr. man returned again to Peru and condacted the conte basi- Beer in conection with Mr Allen, agent of Sampson & ‘Tapper. Here they concluded the business. Mr. Luis got out of prison, and got married, but tae specalation tarned ‘font a bad one. As the coolle business was now concluded, Mr. H. wont to Boston to nettle the business with & Tappen, and with that sharp house got somethiag. “s now for the la*t creat stroke by the Lowers fora forvane, in which, if they had succeeded, they would have become pot only wealtiy, but powerful men. Tuey placed thempeivex in communication with Gen. Ke! jue and Gen Morate, and offered to supply @ given number of fillbusters. arms, munitions of war, sleamers, &c.,to in- vade Feru, for which they wore to receive many thou wands of tone of guano in payment. With the snewers of Abeer goverale >" entered into with differ. ent partios in the United Stater, and were thore treaied ‘@ arenis of the Vivanco party. Taking the advantage of ‘this ibey menced chartering vessels in the United Bunter to lol ealtpetre, giving £4 Ss. to £4 108., with the comm asions paid ip advance, aod, strange lo of We smartest commissions in aivance. ecu! neted L/ were somewhere about $90,000 in berd cash, aed ‘Day of Calino @ at thie present moment full of Victims. They ell went ts Iquique to receive their States to Feru and foolishly showed hie corres ;0ndence. @nd was for his paine torown ioto prison, and bas just Deen rentenced to fifteen years bard labor. Ly (Jaly 27) Correspondence of |’snama Herald | bave Littie ele to notior the excitement of are Caa- we and elect look to reference to the aifair events, ber ®0 v8 degree me be merioan merchant shipe in Protection from eur government. Why do net the di Proposed ‘Bew American line of » ‘end give uss chance in know what the of en American would encourage it. By the next mail I e you the rewuit o election or fight, (Pa'ta (July A ] wens Gnefae you some information relative to the veneut state of thtogs it in the two republics of Peru ana jor, which | bave visited during the last month. ‘The eystem of perneeution hae not im Pousdor. Mr. Monsalve, late etitor of the part of your journal, was arrested frival at Guayaquil, and banished to this ‘easel, in epite of hie being under the : am ‘img, 8inoe be renounced his recruiticg system alao contiones atil! in force, with- out exoe) ty oationality aa for instance, in the case jarvey Brown, a citizen of the United tates, who wan carried by force on board the Houadorian schooner Cimedo, where he is compelled to serve, without having anybody to ‘aterfere on hie behalf, be- cause the American Conse! say) that, in his consular character, he is not allowed to interfere io euch matters. anh shall be done in order that American citizens may find in countries Hike Eenador? Noth: cane ling the attention of tne Amervan government tthe Ie for, the oaly eubject thes nem podiic attention elections. We the appronc! The provinces of | Lanatey, eqae and work for Kiet end Castiia, that of Veura for and Medina; Trajilio for Oactitia and Fier and 90 ‘The several political parties can never feree. Tam of opinion that Oastills will be «lected, be anor, ft ai evente, the powor in in hw hands, There i» r of & reaovion in favor of Bohenique, but ‘Without fou: dation VARKETS, Joly 15.—We regret to say that as yot powesce of any imp cyomen’ ia eo ciao fore all the details of a settlement can be arranged apd matters placed on the footing which they occu- pied before the war. It is expected that the Presi- dents of the Baltimore and Ohio and Pennsylvania Central will be in town early next week, at which time a further consultation among | the Presidents will probably take place. Erie was lower this morning by a quarter per cent. Centra! held its own, with large sales. The Western rail way stocks were generally steady at yesterday after- noon’s prices. Michigan Central was 1 per cent bet- ter, aud Southern 4; Milwankie and Mississippi, under the influence of favorable news regarding the finances of the concern, improved 2} per cent. Reading opened at yesterday's price, but closed on the second call j lower. Advices from Philadelphia state that the week’s business was only 97,500 tons, against 42,200 by the canal. It would seem, also, from the memorandum publish” ed by the company, that while the revenue is declining, the expenses this year are four per cent higher than last. The business in bank stocks wasa fair average: American Exchange is j higher than last sale. There Is no change to re- port in State securities, which are dull but steady. La Crosse land grants continue to improve, and are quoted one per cent higher than was the price yes- terday.- The Board, before adjourning, appointed a committee to negotiate with the directors of the Atlantic Telegraph, with a view to obtain the Lon- don markets of thie day on the opening of the first board. Great dissatisfaction is created by the un- acconntable unwillingness of the company to mak« public reports of the foreign markets and of the Movements in consolsand money. A couple of lines a day would be liberally paid for, and, besides ea tisfying the public, would relieve the directors from unchsritable suspicions now afloat. The market closed firm, and was higher, though without much business at the second board. The Western railways were all a shade higher; but there was no activity in any of them but Cleveland and Toledo. The closing bids at Groesbeck’s were: for Central, 799; Erie, 177; Reading, 49}; Michigan Cen’ tral, 583; Southern, 244; Panama, 114; Galena, 833; Toledo, 35; Rock Island, 73}; Pacific Mail, 88, &c., &c. The market closed steady, the bears making no effort worth mentioning to resist the upward ten- dency of prices. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this morning were $13,636,946 03, and the balances $871,093 10. The Metropolitan certificates are $3,000. The business of the Sub Treasury was as follows to-day:— Pony 182, $s ments a * following letter was received by the last Eng- lish mail by a merchant in this city, who in ae of the Hudson's Bay Company whether merchandive might be sent from hence to river :— Hcvson’s Bay Hover, Lonpow, August 13, 1858. Jom~ FL Born, Peq., New York -— sition of any dution on goods went to that quarter, I am, vervant sir, your THoMAB FRASER, Sooretary. mee r A $12000 Tenn 6'4,°00.. 109 the Yom Neer 1000 Brooklyn JWi.. 9000 NYCenbda’?6, 96 6000 Erie RED, 'TS ot 6600 Hind RRR Gdm 68K 9000 d0..5..... 69 1000 Har Ri Sam > 78% WOOOMERSpelmate 96 4 a RR bde 91%, £000 noma soeeo race ait pb Pi 1000 Gal AObi Tet m 96 1000 Mich@o 24m» 50 96 she Bank of Com. 97% 6 GO sees. 4. 100 fe 28 Merchsnis’ Rank ui 47M fon Wis RR. 4 70 Ocean Bank... 100 40...4..080 244 6 Am Fx Bank 108 < 200 do DOO 24g 20 Metropoilien Dk. INTRO Or eceey aa ; 240 HP’ BAY Bank 106 50 MABOENT: 29 Anton Oo....830 20 6 do. nf Dele Hd a ete @ Peon 7 Saakoat 0 Pacific MailBOo. 884 100 do. % do... D890 88% HO = do 360 Gardiner Gols Ge ie 100 ev & A SBN YGoRR . 193; 2600R& Re MRR. 400 wy WO do, ry ws SBOCOND BOARD. $2000 Miesouri G's... 84% 6 she Mich 8000 ErieRRebde Ti 309% 2 7 MichS & 5000 FrieRR2dmhde 9 10) ry 91% 102 ro is OL do. 24% 260 Wiohsar 24% 60 Pana CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Frrpay, August 27—6 P. M. Asurs.—'The market was quiets at Gc. for pots and at 00 a $415 4 Be enrenanc]e® SSseaSsess ont, aout 1,000 «1 400. bis. within tho of our quote, ons. Corn meal was rather mora inqnirod for, with emal selon et our quetatiovs. Rye flour #as quiet, and prices upaltered. Wbeat— The market was quict and ptces irregu Jar The pales embraced aocut 16,600 bushels, Including white Southern at $1 47; a $i 508 $1 60, whi Michi fon ot $193, red Southern at $1 ib@ $1 ‘3%, shrivalied Southerm white xt 0c. and white Canada at 2°93 Corp wes in fair demond, with seles of about 35.000 bushels, including Westera caixod, inferior and unacuud, at 10i0. aste., prime do, at 875. and white Jovthero at 84> Rye was heavy and lower, with sales of about 14,000 Duebels at 740 & 76c. Oats were steady, with rales of Western at 52i¢c a bic Corre —Sales of 100 bags St. Domicgo were made at 9%0. The cargo of the William Wilson was sold today, consisting of about 2,053 bags of Rio, atp. F pene —Engagemenis continued ligbt, and rates dull. ToL | 240 tons fustic were engaged at 9s, 400 dole. rosin os . Gd., and 20 tows bone at 10s ; (our 'aud grain were nom'ral, ‘while cotton was 6! 6d. & '6.824. for com ag ‘Te London 85 boxes tobacso were engaged at §d. Thero was notbing new for the Cuntineut. Frurr.—Sales of about boxes of jayer raisivs wore mace at $3, and 500 do. bunch do. at $2 - @ $250, aad 425 bb's. Alicant soft shell almonds at p ae re sales embraced about 1000 Faun: at about Bors continued firm, with fatr sales at full prices. Motassks —The warket was firm, though sales were Vght. A emali lot cold at Sic., ana some common at 2tc “Nava Stones, withina day or two, have been more active, and prices were suetaiped. The sales embraosd about 500 bbls. spirite turpentine a! 483;0. a 49¢., and 8,000 bbie. common rosin, afloat, at $1 65, and 2,000 bois. rade turpentine st 83 6734, and’ 400 do ut $3 76. ~The market was seaty for linseed, with mote rate Crude whale and sperm at fall prices. We = former at 580. end tho latter at $120 a $1 23. fairs included about 600 bbls. of the latter and 600 a 700 of the former. Provisions —Pork—Tho market was more active and firmer, with sales reported of about 1,400 a 1,500 bbis , iweludiog mess at $17 25, sour mesa at $16 25 a $16 10, and prime a: 614 90 a $15. beef continued in fair de mand and seedy prices. The eaie= embraced about 160 bbie.. ing couotry mess at Sil 50a $12; re ore Western mess at $13 60a $14 50, and exra d> at ® $16 50 Prime mess and beef hams were un- changed. Bacop was frm and quiet at 9%c a lle. Cut meats were unchanged. Sa’es embraced about 100 tierces and bbde. at 6yc m'dera, and at®¥¢c. a hams. was steady, and $06 2 400 bbis arted at 110 allo Butor was steady at lic a 250. State, and at 120. a 17c., except for cocagional lots of prime and freeh Sate and Western reserve. was steady, with farr gales at 4c. a to Bucs jar quiet sad prices wat tered. ALT —A Cargo verpool Gue was sold at $1 07 SrGans.—Tbe market was rteadv, but eales were hte Tate. The sales embraced about 4°0 bhds. Ouba musco vado within the range chiefly of 7\¢o @ 8%c., with 69 hbde. Porto Rico atSigc, aud about 390 a 400 boxes at pi 9 Price of about 8Xc., and 570 bags Ouracoa at agen tae ee to day embraced a large cata on which were many desirable lots. The sale drew sore, but coming on Fa} beel of news of peace ina, buyers manifested less spirit. Young hyson, fae ranged from 340. a 40c,. abowed s decline uf Io. 4 ; other descriptions were without change of moment. “dorres —The sales embraced about 1,800 « 2,090 ‘Dales, Selene basis of about 12%. for middlieg up” nde Winekey — The market was again lower, with sales of about 1,000 bbls. at 943¢0. @ 2b. a med Our Family Market Report, There bas been some improvement noted in the mar. ket within a week past, due, no doubt, to the increased population of the city, consequent upon tho retarn of #0 many of our citizens from the watering places. This cause, together with the number of strangors at the hotels, snd the change in the weather, has largely tn. creased the ealcs of meat, especially of the choicer cuts, which are Grmer than they were, although there is no. thing new to note in other descriptions of fresa mea\ For some tnexplained reason, smoked beef and ham have gore up — ‘one to three ceata Per pound. Poultry and | = mpd are in better demand for the botels, and are comiog ito of rket rapidly. In a fow weeks wo wil have pienty is kind of food to choose from. There is no change tm fish to note, beyond tue continued dearpess of maimen Vogetabdler © fone up much in a day or two, io couse quence of the report from the country of the Injury done the crops by the cold rna9, which produced a light frost in many parte of the country, Peaches are very dear fund soarce. They are entirely beyond the reach of pox foka, Berries are nearly played out. Apples are dear, and eating pears are quite beyond the means of the lower MABITINE INTELLIGENCE, ‘ALMANAC TOR NEW YORK —twn DAY, b 21 woom names. +78 $2 morn ly 4) Port of Sew Youm, August 27, 1864, CLEARED. Sicamebip City of Washiagion (Br), Petrie, Liverpoal—J @ Steamehip Black Warrier, Smiih, Havana and New Orleana Livin bing Wakemaa, Sen Francisco—Wm T Coleman sp Superior, Boule, fan Freneteso—Wells & Emanuel. Ship Giobos (Bren) Bisnke, eremen Rational Guard, Oates. \alvesion—J H Brower. ae aS Libby. Ric! rays & Sone cinople—J O Baker & Co. aie "ire fives Durie, Bt home Thomas and’ Narccalvo--Mtaiu Bark Sehie Payson, Fuller, Havana—W W Russell. eB Oughisg, Dinos, St ¥ Bee Bice brad Mary's—Yaies, Forvertets | & 00, ‘ipbe, ilzawethp oe Ty Nef, epee oa fear r Rebr ‘am —J W Mek ee. = Jane, Jee. mowd—O H Re oa jury Richmond. Pierson. Binck! ‘raver. Richmond—Van Brut 4 #seht. mist Ditson way Rorfons surge (iearman & Co, ution, . Portiand=@ LH aten & Co. New Beatord— Master. el p Currituck (of Norfolk). Knowles, Havre, July 15, with a 10 Boyt & Hincken. 9th inst, ist 42 feet Eak Heer 'uye non means St Reed pais es seen Sa ) aw an mteering no aud Hermann, hence for 8an Fran: (of Baticwore), Cromey. Rattimere. 4 4 Co, Came to thia port to hy Key Manco, Ang 19, Int 27, lon 79 46, spoke bark same lime, panned ship Cal: ‘Wengriks Bartina Duteh), Koster, Rio Janeiro, 67 days, cofiee, to Funeh Meine ee ie! 6 mney. A Asectvo, PR, 16 days, with mu- rig Onward rard (Br), Iiigeina, Port a Princo, Aug 16, with Jeremie, 16 wit ot Jeremie. 16 days, with logwood Int 96, lon #4, naw bark In Jenne, henee for Ceutue * sphaneapse sins malot Machin Pare ‘arsons, Neuviias, Aug 13, with vay iy thy Miia, dare ith gone and Curtia & Dykeman, (Br), Wieemaa, Parsboro, NS, 10 daye, with Pieter Hebe jebe (Dan), Holm, Rio Janeiro, July 9, with coffee, to nine (Deh), Hofker, Surinam, 18 days, in bal- oer Regras, 11, days, with engne, 10 a Php Dds tat, Stra Phomspsom, wite of Quine, sctemnvitio, 10 daye, wn, Bavannad, = leaioa, ‘odage, with cotton, Ac, Beir DT Warmer, Charleaton, © da feb Kate Brighem, Welsh, Wiimingin ~ 5 deye, 15th Yat, Int 85 06, lon 71 waa Sirvek by Naini tered fei | iets avid Van N Teme Post, York Yorks Riven, ‘2days. eon, Benne bec, Hand, Philadel (Weswbeser. Olark, Prov Steamer Ossecla, Smith, Norwich sad New London. Seer kee. Sag Har fig the day SE, fresh. Snow, which I have alr foraatrags, ter bon ie bebark Benjemtna Burgos, ortion taken her, ‘orm, «| you bhd been lhe! Yer cargo. a8 was anticipated. out iy the wreskers has been repiesed on aod of pot being able Sree wl on oi sides ban ‘h the saivora, Sos evidense beeo given vefare ihe Commissioner, Marvin (.seun: on & vusid for bin Accision. Beniptanoe wre h Bavitg lor by crew. Three lar Brompbe ber ioto thie ven ‘anh pan par) els wh> reudersd her aesieance are BOW "FU a) Quarta. ne Mike ecboower sailed on ibe is Miseviinorcus and Oleeagers Purr Wastenn Comment, Reed, beoce at San Franciw vis Bio Javeiro, where she put tn tu clutrese; ny at Rio four Se {the orew’ with the yellow Y river Le ila: Peled to hoep both pumps ocudinually ses ng, Baz Veumons, from S¢ Jotn NB for Butt, H, water jor some heh de Mspehor o fon the 19th instant for £430 aud the “1 The exln wee under protest of coe of (boge imterested, and some ligation will be likely te er ene. Rank “Jack Kw) SA retrel &t New Orlenns reparie:— LU, saw the park * Jack Knife.” of Philadelphia suhore Great Eutrrup Rey. Next ng smack, ‘hich reported that the bark went fost. sad buged. The wreckers wero gher, Could not sacertaia her port of destination Baux Vorsnz, Whiting, {com Clenfucgos for, Patladetp! before reported ashore isd taut below ftmedy Ta'and. Bd hat without dx mage 26th, aller dieg part of cargo, aud take: Quaraxtine. American, waa soon 10th inst, ashore binek. A Ves! ippored on Casi ti Bhe was painted New Yor Maxine Regierex—A question of traportance to the mercsntile community has arisen, betweer two parties claiming tbe authorship or origiaslity of the New York Mariae Register Ithes become the subject of public no oriety that the Foard of Underwriters endorsed the original publieatioa, tnd Eow, « controversy having ariaen se to the! endorsement, it eames ee mare ne oot for the iy to deside at onve as to whiot iy was the ‘and sutbors, and conse- quently entitled to their eon fidenee, Wheiemen. Arr st Holmes’s Hole 25th. sehr Watebinon. Hursey, Atlan He Ocean, with 160 bbls wh, 100 do aumpback snd @ do ap oil, of and for Bantu Arr st Hyannis tb inet, ship Mohawk, Pacific Oceen, with 650 bbls 5} ° board. C'd at London 24th Inst, bark Bisck Bagle, Fisher, fag Harbor. Azz at Vaiparao Jaly 8, bark Alto, Lawrence, of N B, no Uireua on Patte Suty 98. bark Emily, Luce (Capt L ha Joined bie vensel in good Spoken Jaze 17, lat 43 27 Wa ship showing a red signal with a white the letters. nt? Th lato $1°N, ton 49 W, Mareb, Lewin, Med, il well, Spoken, &e. _Sbip Julla @ Tyler, Lowry, heuce for San Fransisco, July int C4C Non 120 We Pores wogle.’ NeLelien, from Liverpool July 3 for Bom: vag. aly 19, LY. 310 8 Crowell. 38 days “from London for Australia, 88 8 Jon 38 0, Ship der, 18 days henes for Acapulco. May 30, Int sey ton 63 Bo Webed op eprung alesk in the rudder case, nd was obliged to Sere over about 400 tons eval. Ship ‘lors, reporied hence for Panains (out perbapa the Flora, Warman. trom London June 19 for Kurraches) July 17, ‘at 10 20 M, lon 84 80 W. An Awerionn ship from Rangoon for Oork, showlog Sd dist pend No 63, June 7, lat 35, jon 21 E Ship Marailen, Ny 8, Juve 30, lat 88, lon 116 20 W. " ball for hio J Eee Ren oe more jo Janeiro, Aug 22, Cape ee Sree: Wiliams, from Liverpool for NYork, Jaly mo 20 days from Boston for NOrleans, Aug 1 ey a ~o-setmge Zi days bence for NOrleans, Aug 18, of Hand ie! Dene,” hence for Mobile, Aug 2, Int 3459, loa ashe 2 B Knudson, Squires, henoe tor Lavacs, Aug 16, of ‘age Cay bio, Foreign Ports. ne Ji Aid Louk Kilham, White, Genoa; iif Finet'o, Pertianas wer, Aas 14—In port bark Reaper, Kelley, for New And others as bet Sra ‘Piashing 12h. Joka Ravens}, Jones, City Potnt. Asrrswait, Aug 3—Arrbrig Sequin, Nelson Halitmore; sehr Ince! by 9 "2 Aug 10—In port Br brig Gold Hunter, for N ‘York 8 days, AUX Carr at 6-Tn port brig Enoch Benner. Stodiard, ‘is Fred Sherer, Sherer, for fA) BeATE 2g Sadr the Ronda 8 ‘bil, Jenkins, New n Bart Saw Francisco. arr Heary, Wilson, Charleston; Jecarr Bon Jectato, Cole, Havana; Baile 26th, Dario, Palian sie ‘dua, and Mont Orlonna Peterson, Bor om Henry Troworige, Au Anprossan Banceioxa July Mica, Charleston: quite, 0; Aptonita, and Restanrator, Batavia June ideAre Nightingslo, Bannanors. Aug In port bark ur, from Nileven just are OC uarna Ang tenarr lennah Secor, Chase, Rixs Aug 9—Arr Mary Avnah, Grace, Liverpool, to ‘Aug 9—F14 Niooline Sam ¥; ‘rancisco. Binff, Re¢man, —In port rbips Harr mbria, Perry. for Weat Hartiepy>t. for | ier Ger ; Geo au ine arvent Q London; is, Drummond. and Canova, ‘Huvehinn, wey Taritiord: 7 probably load rain elther for Fogland er’ Bremen uwo'n for Plymouth, &; Fanny, Her ick, ve, nnd Bord in i L Abe, Jobnaon, rem: bi “Arr Olbe, Maker, NYorR; 900, FA ba © men te O—Arr chips Lew Chew, aaa. Mel. peeves (and ac 1h for “nimehaa); 18 See I SS Bld TF ships Welitiret, hae. ow. do: 15: a Doors, do; gtpeet, Glover and ( ‘lariwe Bird, Bird, Garber Starr Kieg, Turner; Crabtree, Gen Nowell, Nowe! Chas Cooper, *bort: os Mary Harreseeket, Talbot. ‘Winsor wa! bate Warren, Ben and TB Brookeass: Joupeor. ¢ OortArO, Fah Saran Aimela overton Northern Bagie; McK) 5 tor ang » yar ri for'Boaton do a Ir, stouens, ta, July Are ahip Union, @mall, ehtd for NYork “ae wey RAL, ‘Aes ‘W—Parsed by, Miabelly, from Rotterdam el Boaion| hemanans, Kae eNo am von Wy ad d nainecty Ane GniAt®, Ratio, Kendrick. Boson for Grom wiainoctn ee ae ae eres mnaiaae, nag eoae, Sasperegen, Daals, Whampoa. ay Avg 10 Arr Hortens's, Hathaway, 8 Jobo, Gatway, Aug 1%~Ady Indian fire (a), for N vie anit tls ug Empire («), for NYork Gtiscow, August 19—Arr Jehu Liddie, New York. Sid 1nth, anecn Gregory By ledater, cme for X Fore: shoe Forest ety ere re ped at Cay 4 ~ AA Puhiescue meis rig Hons, jen, rma mae Be —In port sssiatedains Elliot, for + ey Philsdeiphie ubt robably for do; fay War a Bark Bea’ Breese Mimora, King, Boston for Ri 7 8 Ke ates York, ma Avg 4, Grey’ sade Oube i "Buart"By Mh, John Boney, Mow, from Mis, for ‘Gesoa, Aur {In port barks B Sebulte, Oar, and Kate Whier Pter - = Sep arrows, uy — ort brig “Monench,”’ —, from “Tork uaptin tend, erew all sck;ecke Ott Btreans, God xt "Tanrcen, Aug 9-64 Sootis, Miskoliy, and Clare Heckman, 2 Bovortiand Slr, bert Priendahip, Carton, Ps en ne SanAe be Sale 24; hie’ Whi'e Pwaline, Ingersoll ton ry Bath . Ma bh fer for Jarvis Irlend, et - alet mira rig Joneghine’ humo dar inly 6 Are sch ol! own, May 13~-Sid ehlp RTA ea Recht, pobre Hi iw eohr Poll, ie ' Ohi ann, pigeieus, June ‘sot . hon a Hawson, for Sram, Asrem 10 —Tn port sch Geo Prosoott (Br), Brown, ook. AN at Are Memotuke, ‘Whitney, Rai y range, vey, RYork 1 Buh (noe orm), Dosen, Monare| Graves, NOrleana; Lom yar ay Lombar AyPRFOoT. Al via Palmout Kangaroo et Frgmeng bial ‘ya Lito, Rerogn, Mi Sid oem, Vielbi Crockse; Mork via. Cardim ‘Toby, Boule, Hone Kong: Pooghomiag, Delano, 10th); RA Bermen. Bour'on Monreal, tom 12th, Pte} orgene, Marinetie, Walls, Mont’ Bla Ornerd _ rueman, a € . Macodie) , RY ork ten ‘Weat Conch, Jamatoa via neta: Pokest Rin 19g repawed); Litre, 11th, Ores an sot | oli, | Cromecadt NEW YOUuK HERALD, SATURDAY, aneust | coreg eager FO a paren Hy 3; A Baty ree i Fas ve Gay Soran: eves: Shree (@), for ¥ oS eionk (ional ‘iets aaa tihs Oh ene a oe ropa 6), elo a a i detrey ft sens at for da Z's; Bats Spall. sd, FO Soray me, hare, for do with aa foe odo, Tumarere, B These ia Tos touts, Mitchell, aud Leueroier Decen. for oo Mth, Tarriet B nucea Berd, for'Vinttinaore: David Stewart, jen for do . Ones line, Haya, for Charleston iby Buran, Ary for go wha eatery pie inti wer, for do with quick cee wane Zaloot, tor Woutle ‘Delano, for NOrleans 3th; Barocas rie, Webb Watin, for do tomocerdthe Ariel: ttoces Faylor, Law. renee for 18 18th; izate Beewert. Hobineam. far. ao with er. for Monee teicher Loxpox, Newpon. ‘speed. wi is oj a pier, Ber, Caicuite; * Sprinahanne Hall, Newous ‘or Nor! Tn JOb har Prinse, for NYork, 1a; Rae Bane Bead ell, for Bun Praueisso, do; Abwliino, cura x TI port abips Mi'an, Badger, ard Bernerd, lor &® i barks Bi . Keen, Stevens, Hower for Boslon, 10, Sia Sane Bi A Eyes, 0. 0. a a dialy S 3t—Ta port bark Leovaim, Hows: poh ‘Bilen ip Crimea, HR e, Carolina, ‘Orleans. Sid 7th, ASeisonuee Wan irr eaiee Tele Giles, Risbuond (end ", gldJone 10 for Guam); June Te"aluiehabe, Bout uchamp, THEO, June 26—In port brige lebar, Gi en and a one fwelay for Nvork ia ae is eo Aug 16—in port brig Rieanor, Means, for Phil- iphie, Newrorr, Aug 9A a oetare “b> Willis 0] owas bad Be eres orr 7 rod geil, Plymouth, to load for Havana. Bid ah, Josephus, Walt Bares Naat air ram merle he Berry Kiton, for Ne BUyIta! ag 13. Ot ton, for New Fork Saye, Cranade, ettengil, and 8G adama Drisko, a conte0, Avg 5—In Meer'pa #67 33. to load ort barks Palermo. Ingham. from lor NYork: Rambier, Packard, trom for § Vor. Pagniinsg Aug 1d--Sia a Golden Age, Watkins, San rnc leoo Meowsy, NS, Aug 16—In nm brig Condova (of roe) Ipgrahem to asi) eame day for Barbadoes. 1p Mountaineer, Wilson, ip, Liverpodt. Rawscets, Aug M—O, Minnie, Thompson, from Goiten: burg for Bordeaux. U5 To pogt sips Atlante, Mastol from N Meg (Bruch Moved for Nioks backs Wisk, fue, Boyt fogbocion 1 ORLA, Sug TI: Of, Bivayune, Brooks, from Sourasmrtox, Avg 1$—Arr North Star(s), Jones NYork (and ,r0vecded for Bavre). we ET eA Aug 10--O0, Aswlania, of and from Bremen for New SUNDERLAND, Ang Le Sid Scotland, Burt, NYork; i2th, Cashapger, Gardiner, a Aug 3—in port bark EH Yarrington, Gorbam, for By inane, Jaly 12—Azz ship Banker Till, Elliot, Oaleut% (upd sid same day for ak well, pu hit for water Er Jouns RFeaug liar rebr Agility, Somkey. Beith. more; lth, bark Voyager, Frecmsn, Sostoh; steamer Vicio rie, Fluyter, B York. _fumsre Aug T—Are Old Hickory, Holmen, Linyanas Sth, Lamphgl ies, Paine, Newport, B, 9a, Ken Bernard, Bourne, Balimore: Act stus, N¥ork. TURKS JaLanns, Aug isin port brig Orella, for Boetoa 2 “Fume, bug 9-Arr Sportaman, Thompeon, Richmond. Varranaieo, July l—Are ships Prospero, Boston Crumer,’Yaion. do; JHih’ Buna I, Pitsgerald. Green, Louk quefor Balimore. Sid ist. shin Horizon, % Sei Astrea, Colby, Iquique; 6th Wild Pigeon, ¥ sont ri ture: Hellespont Keanard, Onidera, to iond fo. dino, Pendleton, Chtioe, ith, bork Saxonville, Savegs, Cal- degra eee ene ed by, Blur ot te Bast, frowt RYMOUTH, Au iP nae Bhangbae for London. ts Warrant, WOA, June 30—Tn port bark Magdalena, Cousin, for N¥ork keg, " Home Ports, ATBANY, Aug 2%—Arr aghra Perales. Provogt South Any Inner, bag Harvor:sloope Meckanle, Coe, 1 Lame do. Old echrs A geastegs, ben Wasblogt ». OC; River Queen, Lynch, Richmond, Va; Sonrose pimarr “itr stenraehtp Ca a rae are By atonal Lang. Lie pgol via Eallfar: barks Leng Keot re Laon Trane Pada aaetp Pr bi iam vebre Polly Price, adams, Piiederphis EB Parker, Fitzgerala, and Pavilion, Keulcy, ‘Son 4 Quassntino, brig santiago, Badioy, Aux Uaycn at Quarea- Une, brig eodel Dow, Matauzas. Bark Corvelis, from Clen fueron, reimatre tn quarantine. Telegrepeed. ‘brig kino Heuner, aux Onven. barks Tonic Curtis, a Tonquin, Bavobeldor, Clty Point to load for c540a, beige ide U'Rogere Rogers, bmyrna; LW Angier, Toosbaker eck Eonville: sehre trgeaiend, Kizey. ao Marthe. Bexier. NVore. Bld— wird W toSk—bark Mary Douwerths ‘Trig Oes Oesadien Bark Mlizebeth Hal remmstos xt anchor ix Naniesker Rew spat Bee ny: eh ‘Shaw mu! Higgins, ‘_r~ al; bi Pasig ile, ke Hern; sche Medora, Baro, a he sf Be TUMOBE, bo ay —_ Justina, rows Be td brign Unt ray d Wi ee v gostport, Austin, eat Pismout Staen La lies, Cor Coreen, Boston; Golden Roa, Besneit, Fiymouth Thos ‘3 & AL Quere ix Maria, Baily, from Humacos P&. ton Reade, ve Belgion bark, supposed usris Levies Ping Janeiro. Cid, weamship Potowsc, Powell. New York: Gcenn Bird (Sr), Peniston, Berm: +] For i _echrs chert Anchor, 4 jure, N¥ork, Taabetia Kliis, Wallace, VLiledelobte, BRAZOS SANTIAGO. Aug 19--in port schi-w J T Johnson, Rumell, for NOsleate 19th; Exzyeoliie, Acxley, trom NYork a ig yt Aug 2—Arr echrs Bea Banger, Ames. New im Carr sil, Ob . do. BATH Aus 20~ Arr cchr Gen Scott, Young, Wiimtugton, N ‘BAKER'S L. AXDING, Warwick, Aug 26—Sid ethr Reaper, woot, N York, ARLBETON, WN, Ave! Arr sresmabios Marton, Foster, York; Geor 5 bark J Dean, Thompson fork, ‘le Wm Ht Brune, Kaigat, 8 H Giibiapd, ‘kFOn, ren Bae hee F hickereon, Felford, do: Ocd Cid ship Goudae "yeep brig Adela. ‘Byers, Havana. rT, Aug 26—-tn port ahip Indian Queen, Gray, (enti FO oat ae Avg 2—Are sloop Proof Glass, IVER, Aug 26—Arr sth Booze, Bet pnt Ba ~ Rak’ wean Avexandris Ea Rete Fee Arnold, Philadelphia, 25ih, New Regulus ALY Avg Ti—Arr sohra Mary Eile, Woo!, Penna cole Wilints, Pagers GARD)» wh, Ay ag o— Ar aetna Rally Madr Date igen dia, eee Boston ), vey do) New Hsien o Bia. hall oa Lovell rom ‘Balem) (trom ) for & western Emma, Beater, aod Moses ‘Waring, Croweil, York: ners anh or ‘gu May rape ‘hug 25 Are achre Bra Dell, ———. 1 Lathitn, Fran ‘emi >. ee Boston hia; Ben) Bangerties; arwood, Salem f Phindetphi’ Ld Vista, ia Vortand for NYork, Wan Gregory, Biuehlin, Wook re vata ren Fag her wi and those dio CAR poe pene} Oe oe ooh: jatchmen, which ald HARTFORD & S0--arr schra Jonnien Oo Metofey, Philade pl Obes Cooper, Gonper, do. bid Madgie, SaCRSORVTULE. me Ki “- 5 for %, 16th, berks , Shaw, Falmouth E; 18 min | asaianette a ak Rowinsd, : | ae ie~Ehabere Es Hall, Li “ 2lat—Oid near Mobile. ork. ean MACHIAS, Aug 2+—In port brig Mary for PROON; Kasbec, Long for ao ; Union, Kel for NYork; Mary Ann. ~~ & Ue Below bark Buenos Ayres wig Soa ae i pois A Wah 4 Rliza jaylor, and tn, SRA EE yi ah Proraae se Ri kia le ow any Vast pears = ah . toua, Aug 17—Arr brig Annandale, Hewes, Rosk- ADELPHIA, A barks ceuttaDs vee Sh aE LJ Hewitt, ere eee se Ree a are et, A recat Pr, itlews and Chris. St TNO Ane TCR, Ke re rebr Kinglaber, Baltimore, €ld oe ea; sobr Ann, = NERQIDENOE ug Au A br i S6— trz ges sieameblo Ovorey Keunsy, isco hs Sd ley Store: € Prat eeahip ase pie inom Sonn y 10) Hereil. Wiuters York; seapess oe Hhocktand. $14 scar ik 6% it Bio bate seeay Seen, ete eaesae Rois yo Javetro, 250, main, \, Berry, ovmin , stamebip Konora, you, Liule, N York. ne terson, end Panama, orl Reyer: bark Handa, i ts hy Star, Foster: W York, i "4 Boabye. '¢. Hon, . OUAVANNAL, 6 Jo, Miagemovoe Florida, Crowell, oN. Ei alt iiehore, 164 Joan Heng Koo So. Dui, ‘Sid sruly 20 sity guoce t ond Fly! Keb, We. Mie. kel, Hong Kong: Leonore eet erent pee 5 stay ih), andrews, ok ; brig eee yaa ae ida ag 1, Fskgate 3 is ta, Maroy roe} Iv ath, e baneme, Lappl’ jctoria: Columbia Greuon: Be bark " ‘Hong Kong; oe Sd July, 30, {the Union, King, Mi BpSceieseoarrow, Victoria, Slat, Dia whip Ben) Howenk, Mo ‘Uroek is 24UR be el pore ia © Re Lake, and Frank 4 spat tit ipa; hos seerson. ‘elise at ‘York: 24ib brig Judge Whiten, Proeuey Rondon, sobrs Wra Fe ort: Orsloo, Rita Port y aM, Donen, NVert. “coe 3h, Deg, Reariao, oy th. a Bid Mlb, hark Seruk, Uptog, Buenos Ar iathiet thse Darries O. feria a Baber. Glatiy Nad, Gnrwocd, aim i ow a ON, HC — Krew | Reler Tonnets Fanner, from trom us trues Weot ores rior Wier Lamang, Gran, Browa, MISCELLANEOUS. LUXURY, BOONOMY, COMMERD IN THE C8E OF : ‘Ths American Suot er, American Smoker. 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W, REYDOLDS, ‘RSQ | sey: | DP Cenarnl Commie, Naw Fork, At me AMERIOAN remote » thet ihe American Generp ree mleg Sit attend the fuvoral of th - Se J. her Bevpolda, Meq., on Bunday next at 2 a ‘fon reaidenoo of Mre. Watson, No, 87 Latayotts pines bg taoti eh resolved, that the mam rere of the aie a. to’ ais in the fumara? W, ». 0. DRA 2 Vice Presidente, Ldn $) , Bevores kh weIU, 2 eee —