The New York Herald Newspaper, August 29, 1858, Page 8

NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, AUGUST 29, 1858. 8 . Siena ner Reoiiees Eiiiees wenn: pened pense THE ATLANTIC CABLE CELEBRATION. | sire: ot.o*” -20e of national prejudions, the cose ee ee cian ane Jows:—Central, 80) 0 804; Erie, 18014); Reading, | We have received the fitiowing letter from the| MABITINE INTELLIGRNOR. gad te oor a2 Re mui Mecca ealghienmentel | | Governor Grover, the sleied Goverser {a1 9c; Mclean Souther, 244.24; Gatnm | Deng howe of Johann roti 8 Oo | sce Lid wie reexog 3 Toledo, ; Bock Island, 5 August wy MOOK BIBES...00c0s 070 MEETING OF COMMON COUNCILCOMMITTER, | | Rear’ world, snes us to hover all hove roagh | sage tothe Legslaare July 6 oo om 4 Sad 0 88 1497045 | 9, cam Rosen ov sum ow Von neon $3 | Sion wares.:sssccsseue 2 {UR BRITISH OFFICERS TO BE THE OUSSTE at A o ‘the work bes | Guwrewan oF TRE Pacific Mail, 86} a 89—and a steudy market, Some anys since wu published » satement in your CITY —BADGES FOR THE CELEBRATION—THE OFFI a. Perens we mention | ° 'Tives, xD FELLOW Yo the effect thal wo had protested ihe Bask of Port of New York, August 28, 1858, (OERSION, BTC. ‘ane poy The Afecath mecting of the Committed “Gt ine teemed fis oblignions to us fa calny aad Ut, a ereai | gist Alabama, Betench, Gevannah— 1 MAchOn & Common Council having tm charge (¢ arrange. and Compare favorably with other North | Steamshiv Huntavilie, Pest, B Co, ‘Thomas ments for the great colebratton 0! tbe £0 cogsful lay: a4 Geran bak. At te tie of roa te wos will | well 8 On, ss Beane Remecy,Sareanah HS Ora taget the Ateaiie eablo Wek p00 77’ .cntay,, Aline “ it is particularly fitting that the ‘The steamer City of Washington took out charter we protculed Its notes and received a cortiicate | -Rcamabip, Jamen Adger, Andrews, Oharlestoa—fpofford, man McSpedon in the oby.ir, ef Berkshire county should congratulate each other on an 47 in ve little of deposit. Steamebip Jamestown, Clark. Rickwond Leda, Applications asking for places > the line of the pro- echisvement in whieh one Of ‘er gens bas, borne, 50 Coe $92.8. specie. Very exchange went by g Remedy Locust Feist, Beker, Balumare—i ‘Crom eeanten wore received from seve ral societion, and they apg =tl coal pve de — eet her. Fhip Great Republic, Limeburner, San ‘ware it selaryed to the Grand" aseshal ‘An epproprisie prayer was here offered by Rev. Dr. The exchanges at the Bank Olearing House this | s1sq99 | Sho Bir Robert Pog! (am), Jurgens, Mamburg—t, W Anas Me following resolutions W’ sre submitted aad adopted:— morning were $13,136,867 63, and the balances | 20500 6 | winek. Hvsranies, of Pittafield. 31000 ‘Sbip W F Storer. Comery, New O-lerns—N Ht Resolved, That the Seor’ sary request, Augustus Schell, | “oe “Rocewnts then opened the proceedings in a brief $802,663 57. There has been no change in the | 31000 Missouri 6's. - 500 483 |, Ship Sandusky, Williams; Now Orieasa—Bturgon Missequat Sete, (0 clase all 8” yubito etaten, We, en tee Are Metropolitan certificates during the week, the | 4000 Mich @'s,'78. 108 100 48% | * Serr outs (Brem), Dannerman, Bremen vie Richmedd Resolved, That the F roton Aqueduct Department bo re- | He was foowed by President Boras, who spoke ae amount on hand still remaining at $3,000, ee 4 bry Henschen & Unkart yaoi al a Ply GEE fellows: — ‘The following were the July earnings of the Mil-| 1999 HRivRRo 100 48. Bark Lamp! . Wilson, Demarare TM smh hoe pppoe weit’ ¢ the streets om the line of march on Gin W. Wield, We arent week far vies meee he. waukie and Mississippi Railroad:— a on Bar 400 a pile Wilbsltan” dae Detch), Veliben’ Beterdibe-~ 1 ‘Dored is completed; aid — (cheers) —m.casages lelmake programy firemen’s torchiigbt procession | are passing aod repassing through tt. The ums foretold 6000 oo i Croton, Blye, Port au Prince—O L & A Ferris. witeloue pry ently im Holy Writ bas come. © Whom there is 20 more sea— a pK = Big Nats, Ryetenr Neurias* tan Gt a, Zoe rubjoty resolutions wore next lonted-— ene ees eters ‘are sactzeted. rcughans, tele angie x Tooame ea | 1000 Lake 2% | Bog Syren co Gromer Be fomece I Nerines fo, tens of 24 ine of tne march e( the procession are car. | what has rung forth its merry peal—when were are iliu- | Dye of this Buie-a represemaive wieey ie Don 30,000 00 | $0 hs Pee 2h% | Behe Ga Miller Sobeaoe? fi are measly TEC’ opted to remove such so far as poesible, Wiustions ana bonfires, the booming of canuon and tri- | commit'ed te the policy of thet administration. Seasons 10,28 00 | 35 Man Gas 43° | Schr Shannon (ery Hovebineoe Ieland—Jos Enéas, enmteh oe tae ana nasa ion tae line of are ae, and i Ia wo ealy in tas! lend tht the heart of weeraigd in yin ian the ater stall The Mississippi and Ohio Railroad publishes its 4 Dal £% Behr Mya Valley, Metelisn Key. Wert Noner & Deske, warca. bo manity ie touched. it is ‘elt thore has been ia progress 'y represented Congress fourth annual report. Its receipts for the Pacific ‘aterman, Chadwick, ‘ —| ‘& Power, Joe0 «ved, That Alderman Bocle be appointed s commit, | & great stop forward. It m felt that the clock of time, Ree ie mecalianees ae people havo suttiretso | tuve teen port. ipts year 8 Behr Writ, irelind. Newbéra—Dema & Hnimon tee Of one to make arrangement with the Superintendent hours are epochs, has struck, and the great work, | long by the supineness and tardy action of Congross in rala: ad 7 Siohr G W Baldwin, Oropper, Norfols—M Redell Of 99 joe regarding (be patios regulations. ‘dy whe direction of God, you, sir, have done, and are sc- | tion toour wardebt. And [ regerd it asone of thy imme- 126 98 | 1700, Schr A Corneling, Willems, Petersburg—J M Prya. ‘W molved, (nat the army aad n«vy officers tm and about } krowledged in all iands to be the foremost ageat in is ac- ¢ ley AS derived | 4 our sdmlecion into ihe ron Bohr Rio, Lawson, Frederichsburg— Van rant 2 Bleep thy, city be invited Po ApveRr ic Line Procession, complisbment. And now, when the wils, the anxisties pee TS ody ph Re hay 4 4 +4 Soke Morning Light, Somers, wapy —Van Brunt Resolved, That Counciiman Bunce and tho Secretary of | amé the suspense of the work is over—when effort furis ‘will be more effestut ad and apeedy action be had, 60 eaene, Georget> wn—Merrill & Abbott. “We Committee be authorized to get = — of re prj mang Ci id beng ye hon arian p helped sad an egpenoristion msde ey whied our chisana shall re 160 | , Bohr Neptune’s Bride, Kingsland, Saitimore—Mailler, Lor@ “ vu ceive & fui 1 ' ¥ for members ofthe Cummanon Oouaei, Ks, wear during | of these ts Fectunce sind pence retiras to ahhoaie | ceive s fall resumpens property 160 Schr JM Bayles, Thompson, Baltimore—Van Brunt & rendered. Oregon is probably one of the most attractive portions of That members of the gon is pi hy pence | the North at oace Common Council be }] we, fellow citizens of this county, his mens, Pe hy bealthy and salubrious climate, well xdewed requested te appear in white gloves, at their own ex- | seighbors, friends and countrymen, snould mect here ax turesque, with.e 4 3 3 ee Reiros, wip. Bang 4 Bowes. pene. ° ‘sive bim «generous and hearty welcome. 1 have been | to the production of all the cerea's and inost of thecther | ‘The nts at the office of the United States 6 sees se AE ety oo og row kl to fu this position, but in the 7 payme! 100 18 200 jo 13K fo) . Bentoa—Day! Sprague. peta Soe ne Pt ere eekel exh oof tho peopis of tals | fire hundred mics, wiih numerous harbors eed inortace | Agsistant Treasurer in this city up to last evening, | 100 03-1774 2 Milw & Miss RR. 191g | Sehr Monger, Prenah. Prow : Resolved : and the officers of ‘her | county and of this town—of every dweller in tuis beaut j arable land suficieot to supply thre mildous of ° 50 %8>g % Second AVRR... 89 Pes Captain ao 8 hestioers of ee | county a fia hl rf bread; grazing land suflontorappiy twice thet | ON account of the loan, were $9,085,475 75, of which ‘Scanthin Reivers (OT mene Marisa cae Sunk taettats nat toes the | welcome,” Tae work’ fa wisn you ueve, Gems eagtacl The production of aol Tee ood aon ate y pete; Adapted | $00,250 were paid im since Friday eveniag of last THE DRY GOODS TRADE. PA esegunerd io Rover Orie ingsow, Ang 4 oie the gues cond covert thoes to Ure Metropol sian owas peg meeps sh ofven happen thes tose 4 innge go waich | Oremem, exsela in, ber Tinber tod wadariaid sits got end | We: About $100,000 moro on the same account | the following ia a comparative atatomeat of the imports | “otler'y Lyte bbe ees calak of ths cocina “ad. | aro ultimately conneciad wich or add to fortane, are at | recent dncoveries show that we are not wisouegtuyacg, | will probably be paid next week. of foreign dry goods at Now York for the weelt and since lat st nee thie— rt coal; her streams. ry ree. 5. a crt ing an ‘ igen keen kpomeyna wher rile the world cud her Hivore are aavigasie ar bau assets 24 gecko the New Orleans sd 1 mn wa . d under th sizam boats at al times of tho your, wks on the 21st inst. were as follows: ror the week. 1856. 1887. 1858. ‘SIROOMLYH FIMAMEN tN THE PuocEssion. | preboonen o a to. eBouticn tha’ belong io thous | cromogeuiseamcn, sean cuaetnaem-ring ary, | Ms fu ihe 2 ow Crum Deport, | Botered ss tho por..99'390520 20001670 2.410 a1 Rseahnen dhdepic tyre cedbain mergers Tempe, tnat it was accompliaued., In this reapect there is | Qshaebyconisey. county, thereby increwing irr proe | Oizenw’ Bank,.63.070,630 2445 6 2,112,930 3,414 034 | Thrown on market... 3,123,190 2,578,793 2,412,813 Ba thero will be no public demonstration in the city | 9 «wiving aoglogy between what has been perfect in ual- | perity, grow it apd tmp --iease: ; te when | CABO Bank....,.1,315,600 ‘922,504 "628.746 "774,346 |, Since January 1. = © Brooktyn-on the Ist of September, ‘would tt be con- | ting the two continente, and what traaspired when this | |, When our parle veome a manufactarieg ponte. when | | ouigiana ++1,708,982 2,198,428 799 604 9,926, Entered at the port..70,295,080 74,854,580 39,957,953 t Western one was firet discovered. We ai! kuow | they produce those articles of neceesity for waich ‘hey Lowieiava Stace. .2,097,2b6 2,728,743 1,416,245 4'149'878 | 1BFOwn on market:..69,716,172 72,262,685 46,561,761 wary to the rules of the New York programme of thet of this hi are so ¢minentiy sapsble, when our exsor‘s sball equal or 997 028, s418,2 , dag to inciede the Brookign Fire Department in the bow the idea of whe he gna wt a BOY | overdaiacce our import then, and not unt! then, wiliOre | Mech. & Iraderae’, €28,685 396,826 171,400 711876 By the above statement it will be seen that the entries at procession, they being also snxious to celobrate the | Tere ume taaeaie peapecbete ong ot Roger ce] Er get ak eekanter Mancini teas “Ataitied tat te. Care. rgd Pod "oh | f dry goods, with the amount thrown upan the market, *groat and memorabie event of the age’ with so Tebufls; how he went out inio the oovan | the Union Ja in ay opinion. suficienly gonarous to ro | Union Bank....s, #AISZ 402170 for the past week, approximate more olosely the amount | the 1 ~ DWSETAINING THE ARABIA FOR THE PURPOSE OF CAR- ] when his com refused to serve him; bow his crew . Baok of J. Rodb, 249008 197,807 for the same time last year. The totals since the Ist or | merioy 2h inet, Br. bp yma ENE tape 1 BYING OUT THE NEWS OF THE CBLEBRATION. mutinied and demanded that he should ture vack; acd Crescent City.... 978,697 147,762 January last have come up toa better extent to those for Brig Daniel buntiey (Bn), Barle, Windsor, NB, 11 days, w We Would it not be a good idea to suggest the detention of | how be persevered under every difficulty. We all kaow Bank of America. 697,748 plaster, 10 manter, : Thich ig | Of the matare of his feelings at the moment of su22s8s, part ion pr awti eed the same time last year, Sailing vessels bound trom | ? sour Ruby, Tracy, Sydney, OB, 15 days, ‘with coal, to Brig gm Whe rove) mail steamship Arabie, Captain Stone, whic! when he first saw the land. So was it whon this great ions are granted to be applied to the erection of publie build: | Total , $13,620,161 10,806,918 6,563,289 14,350,273 | Furope, for the past month or two, for this port, | £ Co. tosail on Wednesday next, September 1, until | idea took possession of the mind of our fellow towasusa | inge, and twe malt er ings, toretber with seventy two ses 7 " Schr Georgiana (Br), Bradford, St Andrews, NB. with ls i ‘Es following morzing, in order iuai she may take oat | andrecuioed there, ever ag if'a Gire were in his bosom, | 1008, are given 10 the Stats to be éteposed of iawushaman | As compared with the statement of the previous | DAV generally had long paveages. As the season 0B A Leo. ‘ak reporis cf he proceedings of tho, great oalebration, | Ho wert ato his work im the {noe of rdiste, Having no Breen the net procests (rom the sale Gt reois teas wane | Week the results are as follows:— wavances we may expect the amount of imporis | SOE A Conklin, Soper, Vivemle. 8 dare. = pete dy hg only British steamer to our po Seon fares dub A} was 9 — ( 4 ur lmalis, making in che sgxregate. ninety eight thousand +..8688,015 | % increage both from France and ogland. | Steamer Boston. Seliew. Phtlndelphin. jnto thie thing as if you were going to @ funsral! You | tcentd and thirty sixth sestons store ee iio eant eed + M8006 | The Dustness tn dry goede hes hoan Site tho yoonent week, |" SATLED, GENERAL HOLIDAY. were going (0 ® burial, but while it was ihe burial of the | clgbty scres cf which ls to be applied to educations! pur Zia'iog | M4 Some large houses have been kept quite busy. Owing | ,,pr°ymrnine Oly of Weshiogton (9s). Livarvols Biack War Hera friend and advo- 4 e8 y poses. Althourh this grant appears Iberal ani geacrons, | Decreese in deposits 958.100 rior, Havens New Orleans; Alshama, and vwee as the ~D has always been the cable, it was st the same time ice resurrection of | poses Although this grant appears iberal aad Ese west | Decresse im encbenge 60a,145 | tothe increased facilities of intercourse with the interior, | Savannah; Jas Adger, Ohariesion; Jamestowu, Norfoik, ey Se eee | codiing the diticalicn ines bennget ee the aot | of ine Cancnde range of mountslas of a deci-sble ancy. | Incresve im distant to 29/864 | Dy steam vessels and railroads, and low rates of freights, | Wind during the day BR, with rain, the community, now mere than ever, look up to yor for They were anticipated from the firet time. There wae s ppempiet, subject be located under the provisions of thie | Dooreace in deposits proper ‘ 264 | goods are moro easily and rapidiy delivered than usual, po FoR nay Se 3 ‘sid fm attaining for them at least s share of the enjoy- | mags of the whole botiom of the sea regsiued; then taere | T msy be expected to say something ta relstinw to the | ‘The earnings of the Michigan Southern ana North- | a4 hence bayer tpread ther purchases over @ wider iscellancons and Disasters. ments and privileges indulged in by their more fortuuste | wore the aifliculties of detail, @ meetiog fa the Hoard of “eretbren. The approaching and auch taiked of Afsauc | Direotors, and ope thing ‘telegraph celebration to come offon the 1st of Septem ber ‘Ras, in countiers cases, rise to the question, “Will it be te Weee whom fortune hae placed above “earning their * Bread Dy ihe eweal of their brow!” be traly said that the jubilee will be universal, if the poor &e., of our city—men who ave at ali Lunes: pet anny wherever their pre- @ence was required. For the mke of the giorious achieve- meut—for the sake of the ihoussads who have to toil for bey Mate aud Uiudphaat suosess. an achievement We bope not. Can it | could never have been accomplished except throug2 the energy of ® determined will. Stockbridge, among other girl bas to ply ber needle while the belie of Filth | things, produced onos, about @ hundred yoare ago, @ trea- joms the cavalosde on her praucing eteed? Jet | tise on the will by the immortal Eiwards, whica has had influence ou the opinions of theoiogiats and withia Coristian charch throughout the world. But years ago there was given to ut, nots treatise on the Will, Dus the will itself, and the cousequeace wil! be that most and woaderful influence ‘2 existence, and for the race of society at large, it isto | it will exercise be hoped that ali—no matter whether they be milliomaire | on the whole civilized world. Not to chapge, not 19 for or pauper—will be allowed the privilege of participating | tune, but to a determined will, uader Providence, is mm Wwe eventol the Nineteenth century. this enlightenment aod good t be attributed. 7 But while it cannot be attributed to chance or fortune, I BOLIDAY FOR THE MRCHANICS AND APPRENTIONS. | DUTe ST on tevtaamse te belay eomueenen At all the stores and school will probably be closed on with such a great euterpriee, aud even in tho vory dif the 1st of September, and clerks and schoulboys eet at | culties you had to encounter, anc also !n aii {ore failures iberty, I see no reazon why mechanics should not close their sbope and allow their apprentices @ chance to sbare ‘the general jubilee. The Atiaatic telegraph is an event mercbaat ib that wil) benedi the mechanic as weilas the those engaged in any other business. It ‘s# of as mach im- tor | with such aa efortas this; fortunate in the influence of to the youth as to the older pesple, aud it will be | the people, for every one had lost Lope. Eara'to be compelled to stick to the through which the public miad became cause it is those difficulties wich broughs of will aud gave ‘t tue very riog of the u Drought forth the energies tuat snould stand mide by eide and then sgain I think you these failures on tuo miads of Every one felt ench while tue | that the outorprise was afailure, and the ebb of hope {t streets are Giled with ell ‘THE BARBERS AND THE CADLE-—@RT SHAVED EARLY. Seeing in this morning's Hens.y that the Secretary was directed to invite the trade associations iato ihe procession, and that a great many have taken action already, I would porte OE ds of suggest thet the derbers and bair dressers turougbout the | have made their names immorl. Such @ity should also suspend business for thai day, and take prompt action to form « part in the procession, ip hoaor | cable at Trinity Bay, as $f that link which binds tne Oud and New Worlds, hope te ight fromthe clouds as it oo inte Barbers, | w! remembered yey yo Raa ¥é . ‘think you are jortapate ia having been privileged to re- turn after such an achievement, and in udiag yoar father and mother alive to greet you. The Leaiben As the celebration in houor of the suecessfal accom- | Epaminondas, on his return from his don’t be bebiod. BASE BALL CLUBS IN THE PROCESSION. mortae of and | was which caused the unexpected waver of joy from the os he crenied sea, it was too much for the wholeetins. you fortupate in being able to add another sublime intereat of the maps of history. T think pag? © the There Dave beea and anolber waich gave trouble, ‘and the troubles increaged. Then there was whe breaking given of the cabie, and the community diac »0ragod in thair ex- ® genera) oliday, or will the celebration be confined | pectations; but you still held om until the moment of ali- such points of interest, but they were battles. Yours is one of Pesce, speaking of ihe joy and exultatious whic mast min when you received # shock om the kouck Franklin did when be iaveigled That seneation of yours clouds. and Newton, Franklin made the grea’ discover.cn waich ment it was from the then, sir, I aio geueral groaiest Daitie; pliahment of the Telegraph Cable, which is to take place | thanked the gods that bis friends were alive to eajoy witli on Wednesday next, is of truly « national character, and bim his victory. You have gresier reason to wank Gol that yours lve t rejoice with vou oa thw great wo abould be participated in by all our military, civicand | cagion, and may I not add, you are fortunate ia wocia! pocieties, | desire w suggest through the medium of your journal the propriety of the Nattonal Convention or Ball Clubs, that they take the proper eters to be Fepresented im the line on that occasion. The ment of thw the greatest undertaking by man, eo franght with beneficial reenite which are now incalew!able, ahould ‘be culy hocored by our young mes, a large number of ‘whom are members of different Dall cluos. The ap pearance of the various clubs would act ae an incentive to Greatly avgment their number, and vend to increase the Boope of our outdoor sports, no greaily needed. FIREWORKS FOR THE CABLE CRLEORATION. ‘The prevailing impreesion (from the remarks in your ‘@eteemed journal a few days since) to the effect that I ‘would not have an exhibition of fireworks at the City Hall, om the evening of September 1, 1 hereby beg mort re. mpectfully to contradict. My proposition to farniah gratu:. tous!y ap exhibition of Sreworks in honor of the success Of .the Atlantic telegraph wes the frst communication of ‘that patere receivea by the Cable Comaltiwe Mr ilut eid bav.ng afterwards made aglalar propos tion t» 12:09, the committee unaniwously concedes to the right of prececence, with the request to unite, if 6, with ar tdiadfeld. Being unable to ¢ on eli the pointe pre- | i wented, he proposed combination foll sarougn, Mr. Had. Seid deciding to exhibit on the evening of Soptember 2. > accordance with the above (weather permiding) I w.l Give Wy Hirst padlic exhibition on Welnentay sveniug next G6. A. LILLIENDABL TRE CARMEN IN TUB PROCKSS&1ON. Mr every one ie proposing to cel>raic Wednesday next) 1 propose thas the carmen may be allowod in the parete, end (hat an order be cian cut in the pepere to such eifect. Tam.cure they take ag mueh interes int a aay body OPPOSED TO WATERING THR STanErs. Beiae positive that you wil receive the grate’u! thanks ednesday , tho lst iast , should you call ne atéention of Chore superin' ending the watering of strosts 'o refrain from Going #0 on that day in much streets ag mey be laid down te the line of march. abe military, who are supposed to march ahead. Btesdi- having ood, and who have « feeling of joy is your emineat may notknow. Alter allusion the presence of certain aged relations of Mr. Field, wo were present, apd to some dear friends wh. had thie lie. President Hopkins continued to say that Mr. Fiel 1 was fortupate in the promise of the cabie enterprise in ie with the prosperity an 1 hopes of mankind. ‘Was not ap enterprise which was completed like a place when it was bailt, but it was connected with mucn that was beyond in the folore, and bound up with the ‘Dent interests of man. There never hat deca such an ox- ciement, and the cause was that there wasa feeling that romething had come which manife than anything the nanstery nature. would do for the enhancement of the scence and buman sdvavcemest received whe could success which others done uae e heartier, porer woloome you will pot tu bere who hare knowa Who could tell wha: the la the electric spark coomful layiog of be Deretteu. ured tkeptician of @ characte arate, ib rhowing the waters of th» n his worke of nature. The ors! bave ead you @ould nowuee s@ than here. Joquewt speeches, and a braver The Chairman introduced Yr. Field, with enthusiasm, which was as lood as wae evident that Mr. mestery over bim, which w De © attempt to speak. Deating of an overfowing heart, he out that morality and relig Ina bappy anda liberal degree already Fiels’s feelings With a voice you from child. i jornl more of man over the powers of ying of tals cable oretell the afver offsets of the dissovery t Fur hineeit, Mr. Hopking would mot auempt w divine the effect of the be, but be was con’ the cabie r worch was ob Providence of God ally said: =I have recoive @ bearier There inky be more praise, more ) wee recelved ladies and gentlemen, neighbors and triends of Seck- bricge aud oi Berkettre, } suid bave but bere to the presence of my father an brothers end my sisters, my towpemen and my play- mates, ny Leart i# too full for words friends, is thanks, thanke, thanks. sai much to you, mother, my All | can may, my Those who expected 2 speech from him, found more Tt i @ grest ouinance, eapecially 0 | eloquence in Mr. Field « struggling feolings oan ine fine Mees ie an impossibility on such sccn#ons, for it seems cheering was renewed, and continued for a length of = the — men ae t aon time. or gp appearance (, Mr. Evererr, 0. 8. N., then made a very brief speech. s f+ Participarc spa Lieutenant Baxchort Guenarni was called on, but 4e- [ay poms 6 Go Shas Soaaid be | clined to speak, aa he was no public orator. down =a foot ney 8. W. Caxwino, of Stockbridge, road @ short poem, con- Saastan way— | All hail, then, the bond which unites eunderod nations, = > eat and | "And the brave souls who imid {t im oceans «i wih mae an covered | To their names shail long ages toeir odlaiions, wear them end leek enn, | Aud pale hope rekiadie her ‘at their tomb, We generally weer Ws. O. Paamx, of New York, next made an effective THE CELEBRATION IN PORTLAND. Bosrom, August 28, 1555. 1 De lst of September will be officially observed in Pon land, Ma. ere bung out bearing different devices, the bells rung, ‘ium, nations, ead other demonstrations made in honor of the Go -an Telegraph | THE RECEPTION OF CYRUS W. FIELD AT STOCKBRIDGE, MABB. Howry & holiday. Salutes will be fired, ban- | o" speech, combining much hamor with good feeling Vid Leavitt, of Brookside, Grea’ Barrington, made « brief , and was followed by Henry Dawes, M. ©., and H. Childe, of Pittafieid. Samus! B. Sumner, of Barrington, ‘read a fine poom pertinent to the cir. imatances of the occasion, which was received wih hearty cheering, and which thus concluded — De Old Borkahire greets the nations all, for Hozae, huzze, huzas. Srockmuner, August 27, 1868, belay ineliy ood ee The meeting of the people of Berkshire county, Maas. LApreS AND Garr : to welcome Cyrus W. Froid, eq., to his native country jg ay Le fand home, took piace on Friday last; and, in point of num- ere bere and enthusisem, war ae gratifying to bit as it wae ‘State on y 1 t ereditable to those who took{part in the proceedings. ‘The mecting was called to order by the Hon. John © Moeotrich, of Stockbridge, who nominated the following | command me to tat of officers, who took their seats on the platform. Pre vident, Hon, Julius Rockwell, of Patatield: Vise Prosi. on this occasion, uleginnge to my people, f our western border cannot forget what lowe tw you. | know ow vi hia shining river, every . Ring, of Sheteld; Chas, W. 1: nemte, and the vat pomessions of this cu piceogie ‘s. Deon of Cheabi quite Ot | trom hea to wen, are to be henoatorth Great Partington; J. B. " eabire; ines a. | 43 wg Crane, of Dalton; Charles H. Piankett, of Hinedale, ana Wee wen = — George KR. Ive, of Great Barrington. Secretaricee—Henry | WF in the reat of the W. Sort, of Lenox; E. K. Tonker, of Adama, and J. ga. | Pe: i or Smith, of Musie The following resolutions were read by Mr. Goonnicn, and unanimously ade sted — Ived, That we regard the enooessfal inying of the ry W. Field har been the pro nterorise of the nineteenth yo Wee enlarged wivmpd of useful t ” were enterta the festivities of the day Field, ber gatiant son, were sul |. Kellogg, ot Fomac cat Deequently made by Rasign H. Ki ee iresses, Mr. Davin Drouey Frain, forward and said Far obvious reasons 1 had Vay a eart though my ferianes are linked Yo the ‘imperial he tt} Awe) upon io thie hoor. , Seated In ali the cont). blic, reaching in the bonds Rain wae avain threatening, and at half post five o’clook he residence o In the ey. Nog 8 large compan ind hie fam)! d by Hon the procession wae reformed and conducted Mr. Field to # (athor, where, with bearty cheering, the performance of the day was closed. y, embracing Mr ¥ relations, and sondry ladies and gentlemen. %. Goodrion, and thie closet | Pia couree I may puraue while in the discharge of the aatles of the piece assigned me bv the partislity of my fellow ¢i 20s. Tenter upon the discharge of the duties of the o'llce of Governor with difiidence and discharge ‘be duties of #0 bi menner to ub aud Deonle, endeavoring io diecberea the duties of the office faith’u'ly, impartially and to the bes: of my sbility, for the common good of all. I shall endeavor to keep poil'ice ws far removed trom my official acts ag may de cunsisien* with the strenuns e160 wh: > bronght sbou! my election It ia ube dos rigo of ali nO exeeption to the geners! rule. to exercire that priviege sumner the the Govervor is of legislation yet ever shrink from the s:eretee of the 7 pore ‘when, in my opinion, my oath or the public good demand i Id "gentlemen, at this time to offer my thanks 1 the people of Uregon for coautidence, as expreesed by their selection of myself as the bead of tbe executive depsrimeat of the Btate, pledging myeelf against the sbuse of that con denoe, offering you the samursnce that whatever ability I may — 1 brought to the discharge of the duties of my Position J congratulate you on the happy and prosperous condition ef our coantry—our people enjoy health and prosperity. Under Divine Providence we are piessed with abundant ber: yeota, end it ts Stiiog thet we, at thie (me, commend our in- fant Btate to the protection of an All-wise Being. General Military Muster in Vermont, OUR PRANDON (VT.) CORRESPONDENCE. Braxpor, August 24, 1858. The Governor Orders a Generat Musier of the Militia at Brandon—Invited Guests—A great time Expected, dc His Excellency, Ry!and Fleteher, Governer of the Stato of Vermont, bas invited the several volunteer military companies of the State to meet at Brandon on the Ist and 2d days of September, to be inspected and reviewed by him. The interest in milftary affairs ie increasing in Vermont, Five years ago not a single organized company existed in ihe State now there are some twalve uniformed compan- Jee. The first company orgenizsd was the ‘Allen Greys,” of Brandon: named ia hovor of that old hero who de- manded the surrender of Fort Ticonderoga “in the name of the Creat Jehovah and the Contivental "7 ‘The citizens of Brandoa and the officers and members of the ‘Allen Greya’’ are making great preparations to en. tertain the crowd of people who are expected to attend Among inetuvited gaevie are foe flowing 4 weg are the following distinguished siemen: Ho. J. Collamer, Hon. E. P. Waiton, fon. 8. , Hom. Hitand Hall, Hon. Henry Keyes, Hon. D. A. Smalley, and John G. Saxe, the post, A large delegation of military men from Massachusatts: have pignified rv. mag Ty be present, among whom are Ad, 5. W. Stone, Col. Cowden and staff, and Caps, Chas, 0. Rogers of the “Boston Tigers” 4 Tt will be a gale day for Brandon. (n the even: the econd Gay the citizens contemplate having an {1 ton -ligh! procession, and toconslude with display of fireworks. Amole arrangements bave beea made to accommodete al! who may attend. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. MONEY MARKET. Sarvepar, August 23—6 P. M. The stock exchange to-day opened with considera- ble strength, and there appeared to be a prospect of an important advance in prices. One of the prin- cipal operators, and one who, some years ago, was necessarily the leader un one side or the other, turn- ed to day from the bear to the bull side, and bought largely of New York Central and other promiaent specalative securities. A few minor operators fol- lowed his jead, and the conseynence was a very brisk demand for stocks. This did not last, however, till the close of the session. On the second call many stocks showed signs of weakness, and sellers submitted toa decline in order to effect sales. New York Central, for instance, which closed last evening at 79j, opened thie morning at 80, rose to 804, and closed at 79 with a declining tendency. The aggregate business of the morning board foota up over 3,500 shares. Reading, which was the next most active stock, seems at present to be chiefly sold by the Philadel- phia and English holders, who have been alarmed by the falling off in the tonnage (16 per cent last week) and the increase in the expenses. It opened at 494, an advance of 4 over yesterday's price, bat declined steadily to 48/ a 48}, and was very dall at the close. Some 3,200 shares changed hands, showing the bokl- ness of the party which has undertaken to sustain the market price by purchasing all the stock that offers. Erie opened at an advance of 4 over yesterday's closing price, bat soon receded to the old mark. There is no further news respecting the proposed connection between the Erie and Central, nor will there be until after the first September meeting of the Erie directors. The Western stocks were also generfily better. Galena closed igher than yesterday's closing price; Rock Island was i better; Toledo barely held its own; Michigan Southern improved {; Michigan Central improved i; Milwaukie and Mississippi fell back 4; Pacific Mail,in which the dealings are solely for invest- ment, was j better; Panama was not strong at last quotations. There was less business than usual in bank stocks; only o sale of 50 Peoples’ and 13 Nassau. The business in government and State stocks was larger than usnal, Of the new United States fives $15,000 were taken at 3j, and large lot of Virginias and Missouris, the former ata decline of { from yesterday's price, the latter at last quotations. Of the railroad loan market there is nothing to remark. The general market closed dull and tame. At the session this morning it was resolved to ad- journ over till Monday, and also to adjourn from Tuesday afternoon till Thursday morning, 90 as to join the rest of the public in keey ednesday as lay in honor of th a hie vble ern Indiana Railroad for the third week in August, | $2p00,0 time and use more diiigenco and care in mak and for the same period last year, were:— 1857. 1858. is exceedingly sensitive to outside influences. Measures —_ 2th | are mena gO the Health Oficer at Quarantine, aatted " ¥ a | lers there, who or fi L re eae | be ‘very prejudicial 6 ps Produce “arriving w te luce $41,602 saai7 in the lower ey. from whet are termed inf 000 0096 sh05 oben porte are compelied to anchor in the open roadstead of The New Orleans Picayune of the 22d inst. thus | the — ae cargoes of cotton and other pro notices the money and exchange market of that city: aT dy =, eri wo ete pm Bylo ng | The week closes shout as tamely aa it commenced, and get cotter from the lower bay to the city, or about the ym a anes = oi ~ AJ t4 a ot 0. | same as the freight on it would be from bere to Liverpool. ‘ApEr COMMAS vei ingly o both in bank produce ts char; . These 5 and ontaide, though here and there pro are be- ae = Coo ee a ordinary charges are celoulated to check shipments of produce from Southern ports to New York, on whlch our jobbers depend toa considerable oxtent for remittances. pened Tg | owners on Ssaten Island put in circulation and exeggersted reports regard! yellow fever, many cases of which they roport as suc! &re known to be ty unfounded. This they do, hoping created may drive away the Quarantine the valine of property. The case of who came to the city from Staten ing mate for au active fall trate, whisn will soon draw Out® more abandapt ruppty. Prime ket was again very quiet th fing 1083 a 109 for clear namen, ant 108% 9.1083 for bill of lading and ship drafts. Franca rule as before, from Bf. 1634 @ 5. 18%. New York, sixty dave, te rather du at 134 @ 14 and 2 per cent dieconnt. Rone leading ‘tra == 134. Sight is somewhat firmer, at 4 8 14 porcent . The receipts at tide water by the canals of this | publicly reported as a case of State, of flour, wheat, corn and barley, for the third week of August in 1857 and 1858, have been as fol. | measurably recovered lows:— Flour tks, Wheat, bw. Gorm, bu: ‘867, 26,805 30.620 445,362 Barta, ta. Eee fever or anything like it in the city. An: 70,004 = 134,693 «810,208 8,988 | ‘Satine bat strangers can Increase, ..46,049 In, 104,078 De. 186,166 In. 5,808 The aggregates of the receipts of the above arti- cles so far for the years 1857 and 1858 have been:— HY Hi Flour, bbls. Wheat, bu. Corm,bu. B. jt. tom 1,674,690 2,971,618 tr 9 © that part 5,061,276 2,864,069 396,327 —, or — —— i ee ex] Increase ,671,316 In. 3,386,646 De. 106,849 Ip. 270,679 | year end Reducing the wheat to flour, the excess of receipts | meneed, in 1858 over 1857 is equal to 1,348,645 bbls, Pe The receipts at tide water of the principal articles | ‘or the treat considerable our 5 pM costo t aoe Ape opening of the canals, to and cloth bal! hax been opened in Broad street including the 22d inst., have been as follows: — pip. For quotations for America do- ree. for to the tale below, being crowded apr 38 vents our going into details. Several 956,087 Of foreign goods, have been held 4,061,276 Woek, and Dave tn the main been well ryt) of foreign carpets wout oil rather "506 327 for certain lots of favorite styles. A 967,212 gooda re of without spirit, 2,4977600 England Worsted Company's goods 7212 me Gale was mpory, and line y. A wale of Philadelpbia carpets 119% went off woll, and at rather better prices. New 1418'572 Eng!and Worsted Company's goods were heavy, end sold fis‘ora | % low rates. B. X. tapentry carpets Yrought $00. a #o., 2977,108 | STic. A sala ef cup pirate wie tease ninnaes as Ky Ba was 1,702,572 | went off with beavineat, ‘The jobving eH In the Burlington Hawkeye of the 18th inst. we find the following in reference to the Rock Island bridge across the Mississippi:— One of the preliminary questions tn the Chancery sult for the removal of the Rock Island bridge, as a ~y in to be argued in thin city on Thursday, ata of the United States Circuit Court, before The ruling prices current for domecti eight months credic, are as annexed — aa, Boston, fine. . Tasonia, fae Rater, heavy Pepperell... Do , Do. Deo. RLRACHED Nautkeag, fine., Dates, five. Liwreaco Joug diagooallf ike the rest @ the rest = for ) Which now amount to about » million of dol- lare, the whole of which they expect t collect. ‘Bhe weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks, made up yesterday afternoon, presents the follow- i : 80, 2,608,899 Deo.. Tereat Orculation ° ¥ dull, and l. The following aggregates exhfbit the condition of | _ The weekly circular of Wi Seeing ory the Pittsburg banks, as made up from their pub- —, San port the lished official statements, for the week ending Satur- H day last, as compared with the previous week: — buah ele Assets, August 21 August 14, 184 8,360 5,940,450 85 — = 408,205 06 mt... 8,350 962,708 92 here | 1,887 820 84 vashele « 1,462,761 00 1,428,886 00 The ad- :tenans 00 Misriano at nant ee 1,886,678 88 1,818,612 64 gh &Oo The above comparative statement exhibits the fol- idle. Sales lowing results:— 46 months ; Increase in loans and discounta...... steed woek’s pri- Increase in cirovintion .... were Inoreage in amount due to other banks. Increaae in Aepomita,. 6.66 seeesceee at $16 60, The following is the statement of the St. Louis tine beles banks for the week ending August 21:— 5 balee Olen. Prchange — Oirewla . ate 104 Tr 11.190 Dee. oxen At private, 5 inc. 5 a + 16,276 Ine. 58\680 Deo. MISKRT. —Aales of 150 bbis home made at 5 + 40,026 Tao. 36,780 fi Woot —The market continues steady, with a moderate Tine, 8448 I demand for clothing woo. of all grades: rales sinos our 0,645 Ino. 10,600 Ine. Inat 200,000 bales one quarter to (uli »'0d marin flooce 7/206 Ine. 11,578 Deo. 1904 8 940, and 90,000 pulled M4628.8 $99. A sale of ached ertoan ie re. The aggregates are as follows: — 4 at. a round price of 810; 150 bales unwashe We lt Aug 2, Ang. 14 ranean were sold at $14 n $i6, HX montha. Syne Exchange maturing 1,695,200 1,409,067 other small parcele bare heoo tlepomed of, partiontars oo roulaton ... 1,882,926 1,982,100 red Tho arrivals of cous for tb ox days Cow on band. 2,026,841 2,081,197 have been 2,166 baiew The British acrew steamsbip Otty of Washington, Capt Pe trie, sailed yesterday for Liverpool, with 42 cabin passengere and 189 in the steerage, and $92,847 78 in specie, Ecuk Jauns Brows, Capt L F Brown, from Jackronvilie, Fila, for Boston. went ashore on the Long Island beach oppo- site South Haven, 30 miles east of Fire Island, at 8 o’clck on Friday night, 27th pat. She has a cargo of yellow pine lum- ber, consigned to BC Drew. The vessel is high upon the beach ia in a leaky condition, and will be a total loss. Ifthe Weatber bolds favorable it is probable that mout of the carga will be saved. 's Head, Aus 19~The schr John, fcun Joux Castrer—Ni Castner Went ashore at 12 o'clock last nigut and bas gone 1 ty neea saved; f four Briza Frances, from Philadelphia for Holmes’ Hole 28th inst, bad decks st t ‘coal in a gale on the 204. tt WMAP ‘Whalemen, inst, echr William Martin, Martin, ‘Chapman, from black ishing, 100 ap oll, "Spoke Zist, Alosaader, 180 bole vineks 8, Nimrod, Green, 8H, from a cruisa, ‘hol! 4 1000 tb: ‘phot amd 1000 bs boine, tld 17a Coe At Manritive J ‘Wib, (hy letter from Cact Cornel!) Elize, NB: was under weigh, tb would sail came any wo emus ken, d&e. from Galveston for Liverpool, henee for Demarara, Aug 18, lat 87 44, lon hence for Mi om €b fo —by plies ont Stary a Banak a Mt BOM Int 4087, Foreign Ports. Asrrewatt, Aug 19 A en ne ie Rarer Soule, Neloom Bale AcE CATES, Ang 8—In port schr Fred Sherer, Sherer, for ansepowe And 12 sbio Sarsh March, Emery. ARBADO! oe ia port 19 from Chinebs iaiance, ding; bark Antelope, nodes, frou CaLtad, Joly 21 —Are shipe Fi uo. July $1 Are eh vearae, Sie: Purenoah St Cte the Bust, Henley, % vhipe Lew Chew. ALEX ANDRI, hy r A Avg %. sebr Harbip fon. bil hark tm fame, Cornwall | wi! 4, wor Tuols Depew, R4warde, Nor- Lobel Sta en Talaad, Cld‘woht Hare BOsTOR, Aur Zr (nt4ncuancarr brig Booch Stoddard Anz Onyen: achrs ® W Pratt, Nickerson, Atenas Grim: Heeraville, Fesre, G wD, uC: Lombard, Harding, Philade'pbia; Aranda, Wasa, rm 4 ole At Quarantine ebip the want, Tlige'ne | Siewal tora bs ore Cid ship Bae fen Hinks Freeman Ni vere Darks Lonian Reton, wawyer, Mary J » MOrieans: shen Mt . len, Foxes, Alexen- 1 aa ee Flower Dark. Ror: ar , A lexan in the Rents snappers eee r Ward. hot Ris Ave — - F (oy tel) ships Debi, Bvalde, Cromstadt; Charlea Arr sobre ya J Melovtre, Moire. Fe hia eee ‘Are heh Philadel- bin, wche Jdge for ney, Corre}. Marner ee KANOOA, Avg Z— Arr shen Ceeturion, Munley, Philadel- réem: brig Corov'ae, Gibda, Kerra Leone, a LP ant, A: Beet Orie Mary Biewart, Dennison, Monievideo and & , Mary Farrow, PA es @ Porter, Senos mnt L Ratt rr Ul i Bi sceefinios Eee mae Phonan LIGHT, Avg 77, wunset—Pamsing in, brig n Sr ane te hse mam ae Peper NYork; sloop Apollo, Free- peas nthtan any cs ‘Williame, ents ren i steamer Choss- |, Aug 25—8l0 sche Eliza Jane, Howes, Gites Loner, Robinsos, Heh mond Tae A ae = for eat ey ot ge eo ¢ nd Ora meme sRICOMORD, Ang26—8id bare Rio RT, Ay a Baron, AU Thar Metta, Wein Wi Se Rohe orp 1 hpaielepetage lies SAVANNAH, Aue M- Beln aupposed PMRAABORS mt karan el re Ate * loupe: 2th. Willinm MeGitvery, Ciforderet Panag BALEM. Ang 26 WIL Isat) York | Old har WAREH AM. Potter Marlow, Ritra- 914 204, sobre inrding, New York; ” for Arreehr Charies B Prindie, few York a OTH PORT, avg 2 Loring, N York. vo