The New York Herald Newspaper, July 24, 1859, Page 5

Our Toronto (Canada) Correspondence. ‘Tonowro, July 9, 1859. Miserable Condition of Canada—Stagnation of Industry— Large Number of Meshanics Out of Hmployment—Eifect of Prowetive Tarif’s—Increase of Political Discontent—An- newation to the United States the Favorite Panacea for Canadian Grievances—The Fourth of July at Toronto, &c You no doubt have beard the numerous rumors abroad ‘nat Canada is preparmg to be an indopendent nation, or ‘be united to the great Western republic; and, as I know the public fecling bere as well as any man, I can inform you that there is ‘more truth than poetry” In these re- ports, A deep feeling of discontent prevails everywhere and men of all partics, ages and creeds, are seriously con” sidering what change their necessities demand. We have boen for # long time under the rule of the most unprinci” pled politicians that ever cursed a country. For five years back bribery, corruption and unprincipled intrigues of all kinds have been continually resorted to by our dif forent administrations to keop them in power; and well ‘they have succvedod. Tho last election, which was ia 1857, threatened to deatroy the corruptionist compacts, 80 the most infamous means were resorted to by the govern” ‘ment to secure the returns of their supporters. Threo of the mombers were illegally elected. The most glaring cases of fraud, bribery and intimidation have been proved against them. The Hon. Mr. Alloyn was sent to Parliament and to the Executive Council, through thou wands of bogus votes, such as ‘‘Napoleon,” ‘Prince Fee ”? “Columbus,” “Wi y” &e., &o, Fe- lowes, & government supporter, was elocied by Teoor Hy ee names of the good people of Rome and Alvany, United States, whose votes and interests wero not ssked. The above representatives of the people (7) stili hol : ‘\ueir seats in Parliainent; and when it was clearly proved, Dy the poll books and ‘witnesses, that they and many others on the ministerial side, were returned by means of fraud, bribery, forgery and intimida ion, yet our para- gops of patriotic aud virtuous statesmen voted in favor of toemsives remaining in the Legislature in spite of tho al- most unanimous wish ofthe people, and there they stl femain, and their creature, the Governor General, winks ‘et tbe biack deeds of ine debased political crew who @ave brought Canada to ruin Yee, to ruin, Witha debt of about sixty millions, a yearly expenditure of twelve—hbaif of which goes to England in the of Jnteresi—and enorraous taxes on tne necessaries of life, need it be seoniierod that thousands are flymg from our micst, driven away by starvation and oppressive laws. Emigrants avoid our downtrodden and as if aillicted by ‘Abe most deadly pestilence, and weil they may, for there ds noching but desolation aud woe amongst us. Ja this city there are bundreis of sover, industrious ‘nd honest mecbanics, who for mouths have not been | ‘apie to get work of any kind. They cannot got the meaue to take them ovt of tnis country, so day afver day thoy hope agaizat hope, while their children cry for bread, wad they have none to give. The other day a father not himself, goaded on to that fearful act by the cries of nis children for food. to-day I met a very respoctaple aad uged men whom [ have kuown for years. He looked the picture of despair, TL epoke to him abous the prospects of our crops and of batter times. “You sail novor 82@ beter times in Canada,” he said, SantiLa rebellion takes place, 80 aa to clear the country: of ibs destroyers. [have lived,” said he, “many years in Cxnada, and geen the day whea workman could not be bad. This summer I have been a fortnight without tire- wood; but, thank God! Towe no man a peany,”” The above ia a epecimen of tae destitution ia our midst. Mer ask you every where, what prospec: Js there for @ change to the better, sven though we suould have a good harveei?—that wil not benefit us unuch. Waere is tuo work to come from fer eur mechanics and laborers? By whut means 1s capical to be brought to the counsry? Fiw can give anyihing Miko satists answers to thege, unless when ‘the United Sritez is polntod to, as the country with which our Ropes aro liaked. Let ws, eay macy, bave frog rato wita America, and then our com- een ren merce will flourisa, and manufectures will start up | everywhere, makicg Caukca a beebive of indusiry. Need I say that theee cocsiverations lead ua to think Bineercly of what really are the advantages derived by a Britien Province, compared to what they would be by uuxexation to the United States. Aonexstion is discussed freely. who caused the revolution jn 1837, bags roappoared with his ** Message,” advocating union with your republic, and o.ber papers are fulloving it up. Oa the “glorious Fourth” a picnic, consisting of over four bundred Toron- Yéoiane, took placa, to honor the day. Ia London a graad excursion party in Canada the aniversary of American fadepend ance wus duly celebrated. If a favorable change does uot take place in our condition by nex’ fourth of Jaty the advo- ea'es of angexation here will be ten times the number they are now. The late great iocroase of our tariff duties bas given an impetus to the movement in favor of annex- ation, On many articles, partioularly of machimery, are heavy protective duties, which cannot be maaufactured tn Cupada, but which we must use. Again, with all our protection, manufactarers complain bitterly of this mar- ‘ket being far too limited for their carrying on a profitable trade. One prper maker said lately that if the United States was open to bim as a market he could employ one éhousand men instead of fifty, and drive a much more lu- erative business than be does now with a protective duty of twenty per cent. Tt te w fact not to be disputed, that the manufacturers of Canada are those who most desire that we should become part of the Westeru Repnbdlic—not that thoy hate Eoglish Fnie, but that they balieve it would be of immense ad- vaptege to Canada. The great fault we find with our old mother country is, that broken down aristocrats, without brains or common civiliéy, are sent out to be our Go. ‘vVernors, and that they are ksptover ua for yours, althoogh nine-tenths of the people are demanding a change. ‘esent Governor General, who came here a boggar, Eke Ele $32,000 = year, spsnds about $4,060, keogs in power the most rascaliy politicians, although the people from Qisape to Landwick have for two years beon inteesansly demanding their removal from office, The secret is, tbat the Governor and Ministers have some |e un- derstanding with each other by which the interests of members oaly are secured. Ta addition to theee facts, we have had the government siding the Lower Canadians in plundering the puolic purses, and in voting down the laws demanded by Upper Usrada. The latter province contributes three fourths of the revenues, but the former must have the lion’s share of it to spend. They have yoted millions of dollars away to sotue disputes betweon Lower Canadian landlords and their tenants; they butld magnificent public works of every kind, ‘and the Upper Canadians have to foot the Dil!, and but last eczsion they cooked a tariff by means of which they expect to compel our merchants to bay all their goods im Montreal, and prevent their going to New York. lt this is done in Opposition to a majority of Up- per Caradian representatives, i: think that I have shown ome good reagons, and could give mavy more, why a universal feoling of dissatisfaction @nouid prevail in Upper Cansca, and why a caange of costitution should be freely advocates. ‘ written constitation is becoming « favorite topic, a8 algo the separation of the executives {rom the legisia- tives, and many advocate an’elective governor; but the | great demand is distolution of the union. Tuat must take Place, as Upper Canadians will not sadmit longer to be made the slaves of a race of poople whom they consider inferior to themacives. Reform clubs havo started in nomerous places in the upper provinces, the great object of which ia upion of reformers on somo great remedy that will be the cure of all our ills, 1 know pretty well that the majority of reformers are determined to have a repeal of the odious union with Lower Canada, whatever may follow after that. At the time of the union the debts of Canada amounted to only six miilions of doilars; now,as Ihave already said, It Ig about sixty. Our expenditure then was $1,520,000; last year it was $11,500,000. The exponses for tho general purposes of government wore last yoar ‘35 621,248, being an increase of $3,600,000 in five years. The interest on the public debs (aot including sinking fund) was in 1853 $909,535; in 1858 it amounted to $2,089,035, With a population decreasing, and with such a | Talo of inoreage of debt, what hope can there be for Cenada? ‘Tne great majority of the people who look forward to the union of Cauada with the United States have a droad ‘of the elavery laws which are in force even in the Northern ‘States; go, if it were made certain that Canada would still continue to bea land of security to the escaped slave, altbough annexed to your great country, the great barrier between us would be remov Thave lived all my life, with the ‘exception of a few ‘weeks passed in the United States, under the British flag, and i havea high respect of Queen Victoria, than whom a better moparch never reigned; but I feel convinced that if this my adopted country is to prosper, it must be kept rid of the beggarly and insolent parasites of the English aristocracy, such as have been genorally sent out to repro- went their royal mistress, and we must have free trade ~with oar great commoreisi neighbor. Drawings of Wood, Kiddy & Co.'s Lotteries, Deaware, Extra Crass No. 401, ae 23, 1859, 38, 56, 45, 30, 27, 2, 49, dL. BLAWARE, drake No. ne 60, 58, 6, 53, 33, ‘ ‘Gxoxata, Crass No a Jour, 1859, pian Ua cae oa 47, 30, 16, 59, 73. oe pt 8, 1889. 41, B 46, aie 48, i 26, 50, 61, 12, 54, 30, 72. Woop, EDDY & 00., Wilmington, ton, Del. phie Galleries, 359 and pe get 10,000 Summer Garments Selling Off Half price at Vak Hall, 84 and 86 fulton street. To Southerners.—Moody’s Perfect Fittin; chris, madeto order, with French or plain bosoms, from $3 " manufactory, 262 Broadway, tirect. New Orleans. ’s Patcnt Cham: He And burglat proof safes, 251 stroot, N.Y. ~~ ion Fire way, corner of Murray Round Hill Water Cure and Hotel.—H. BAUSTED, MD. propriion —'Thig much etre: Dr, Hal. hel — sting anc Boa, Boston Deflance Satamander Sates—With Patent power proof Jocks, and cross bare. Also, ire and burglar proof pariar Dace, Cormeriy No, 19h Peas aiest) ee oe ree Sas ROBERT M. PATRICK, Machines— Weed’s Patent Family Sewing iNew style. Price $60. Ofiice 477 Broadway. Grover de Bakers Celebrated 1! ul PaM(LY SEWiat Tena ARUORD PRIOR ‘ ‘Wil return io 406 in a Cow dager” presenta tamdienewr, Singer's A malig 3 Machines, LY eaeaiens, er Spares m money then. any peiaes ia NEM Fam MACHINES, SS ave e & ne whe Pd 0 and 5, gt waa Spat ad Tho voteran McKenzie, | | Tight somon, aud free formed, ant io various other places | NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, JU L Y 24, 1859. The Drawings ef the Susse: unty amd ©-t.oleaed Louery of Welaware - on FRANCE, BROADBENTS & CO, MANAGERS, pee Leetelature of the State of tof Delawrare,_ att lat we ion % DE (\\ ate France, br tre * fy tw nig ‘cm. we Ge undermipueds Cooumianio act. anne ity! by be © vervor of asid Ptaie to superintent the drawia< 0 sac Jot y, do hereby certify that tne follow ng are the nam deo. dr wa this d y:— Sussex Counry—Ciass No. 2, Jury 28, 185), 54, 20, 39, 42, 27, 4, 75, 6, 30, 76, 43, 5. GRanv Consoutoaten Lorreay—Oxass R, Jury 23, 1858, 62, 30, 41, 53, 47, 15, 11, 71, 65, 78, 7,72, 76. Witness our bands, at Wilmington, Deluwaro, tie Batur- day, the 23d da day 8 Sty, Lee aurea BR MOOTTEN, RANOR, BROADB! £00., Wilmington, Delaware, Atmespherical Changes. > thetr hes! pills will uot aa ibe nasoty valvoot ins cities, sae i falc, ung they take ont of the body. the seize hold of ali Hiood upuries ind cause thoit espaice’by the bewela” . J. iy 9, 3859, that: and tal’ for yeu thet he was ou “has never auilered fro well known july donscursi cou ‘easantville, Mount Pleasant mathe tecriny erosion cough and profue night a redui ont varions modisiges, but round no ree.” va Baker, of Miles vquare, We tnitey trtadreta’e 1s pilis; cured im une week, Our pills to everybody—they always do good.” RENITTANT FEVER CORED. Mr. Chas H, Delavan, late United States Consul at the taland of st Thomas, “wns in great danger of dying trom the fever peculiar to the island, Bid the (Reblonees iaduced ae blood 9 the usual medion Ueatment” Cured by G4 oxes ot Mr. W.H. Hammond, of PF wibetasti county, “was for three with a “4 recommend Hraudten 7 seemed wo be actuated by tute lv, and arousing recess cen a thew are the vest wedicine ho hus over i his family, and would ‘not oe with ous them for ary 2 money. cases of cure of every form of disearn may be seen at the principal office, 294 Canal ante New York. ey a druggists, at 25 cents with ae Losers all Sizes for Covering clocks, flowers, 4c 4c , coustant’y en band and made to orcer. Depot 188 Wiliain stfect corner of aan. Prince Imperial Champagne DE VENOGA & 00, EPERNAY, FRANC A wine of care q.wilty at @ moderate rice. Fold at the prin- cipal hotels and by all the leading desiers throughous the BY WAUGHWOUE, Sole tan country. 7 ‘corner of Broadway and Broome street, New York. George's Bair Dye—Thinty.seven Cents, cheavest and best in he world. Soid at the drug store, 3v6 Grand street; aio at 616 Broadway. Bair—its Diseases, Fall, Change of Color, and Me embellishment, treated peli by A. A QRANDJEAR, ou Twellth street, west side and near way. Cristadoro’s Hatr Dye, Wi! ‘Tre bert tm the worlo—wholessle vately appiled. No. 6 astor Bouse, Satchelor’s Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs— be beet In the all Ee ber x the world, murpaming all made. Gold and applied Puoregenerator, the best Hatr Restoror in the werd. Prepared only by O. W. SMY1H, 25) S:venin ave and retail, and the dye pri- bsaatint lp dened eral is the Best and C! ent article for dreesing, bea. , Clean! 7 : Snaiod restoring’ he bai. Ladin iy fold by Aldea Kerosene OU. 4 tll supply ofthis tavorte oll sas nll supply Hig mow be had. Oolor, AUSTENS, Agenis, $3 Peari street, M. ¥, Rupture Curea by Marsh & Cos Radical cure trun | They also Keep silk elastio stockings for varioose veins. supporters and fracea, Insirumenta foe de formltioe made to order, Mo. 2 Vesey street, Autor House, Holloway’s Pills and Olntment —The com- bined action of these remedies tenfelc rellaves the worst cases Ofpiles. ‘Ibe pills in stomach and bowel complaints, aud the ottment io eerofelay work the cadet nslocndiog cures FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Sarorpay, July 23-6 P.M. ‘The amcunt of epecie sent out in the four steamers of last evening and to-day ie jast $1,606,709, of which the Arago took $753,140, the Vigo $570,000, the Weser $63,000 and the Etna $214,569. Excharge clozed steady, without change in rates. The money market ie quiet, with rather more money offering than was expected in view of the shipments. ‘The stock market was dull at the opening, grew steadier ng business progressed, and was tolerably firm after the board aad throughout the afternoon. The panic created yesterday by rumors of a new rupturo between the four lines subsided on @ true statement of the case by parties who are in a position to know bow things really stand; and the efforts of the bears to press the Western shares atill farther down are now being met by purchass by pertons who realizo the results that are to flow from the new crop. Dull as the market seemz, the aggregate volume of the daily transactions is much larger than was the case a few months ago. Stocks closed a fraction higher than the printed rates. The business of the Sub-Treasury to day was as fol lowe :— Total receipts. seve $184,202 08 —For customs. 160/000 00 oe 86,199 79 6,164,652 97 The amount of Treasury notes received for custons during the week was $41,962 08. The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Houee this morn- ing were $17,598,754 22, and the balances $1,169,847 39. ‘Tho Greenwich Insurance Company has declared a semi-annual dividend of eight per cent, payable on the Ist of August. The following table will compare the exports of the seven principal staple articles for the week :-— ———1853 ——--, ———1859.——, Week ending July 21. Amount. Value. “Amount. Vatue. Cotton, bales. 3,861 $194,005 831 -$10,515 Flour, 'b' . 37,267 166, 868 89,350 Corn me 334 520214114 Wheat, buabe' +225, Aaa Beef, tea. and bbls, 761 11,397 PORK..cecnsssseeee 2496 16,469 OMAN coeecssah $680,715 $174,606 Decrease of the week as compared with that of 1S5B....06 5,147 The following is a comparative statement of the value of exports from the commencement of the year to July 21— 1858, 1859. Increase. 1,065,816 1,149,202 1,274,9 11,380,572 Total... $14,294,562 Docreaso as compared with 1868. ‘ ‘We learn from the Cincinnati papers of Thursday ‘that the Finance Committee of the City Council presented a report Wednesday night for the relief of the Onio and Mississipp! Railroad Company from somo ot its difliculties. It is pro- posed to accept $621,600 in the capitalized stock of the company, issued in pursuance of the plan of capitalization submitted by William H. Aspmwaill and others to the creditors and stockholders of the castern division, dated December 11, 1868, in full discharge of the obligation of sald company to pay to the city $600,000, with interest after January 1, 1861, and also from the obligation to pay the further sum of $21,600 due from the railroad compa- By, on account of an indebtedness of the company to the Whitewater Canal Company, which was aesigned to the city, The subject was to be disposed of at a special mect- ing called for to-day. The Reading Railroad, for tho week ending July 21, brought over 36,683 tons, making a total since January 1 of 921,872 tons, against 860,485 tons in the same period last year. The Schuylkill Navigation Company brought down 38,551 tons, making a total tonnage this season of 600,392, against 479,842 tons last yoar, | In the Probate Court at Cincinnati a citation has beon | isaued to the Trustees of the Ohio Lifeaud Trust Company, requiring them to file a copy of their agsignment, and clore up the estate, Mr. Charles Remelin was the only trustee present, and at his request, the case was con- tinued ontil the 6th of August. In the course of the pro- ceedings— Mr. Remelin said the trustees were preparing to de- clare a dividend, and he hoped the course pursued by Mr. Thompéon would not have an injurious effect, Thoy were, however, anxious to have rome court to which they could present a report cach month. According to « bal- ance sheet he now held in lis haod the liabilities cf the compapy amcunted w $2,255,000. Parties were attempting to make themeelves preferred creditors to tne amount of $800,000 out of the above sum, principally in New York. The first question that arose with thom was whother oT. would declare @ dividend on the larger sum or on the $1,500,000 that remained after throwin,; off the astachment creditors. ‘The State of Ohio owed them, as thoy claimed, $80,000, or na tho State claims, $40,(l0. They wero negotiating with the fund commissioners to get the money, but tad hitherto failed. If they got the money froin the State they ‘would, with other collections, be eaabled to declare a dividend of 10 per cent; without it they could pay onty 5 Per cent. ‘The papers wero sent Inst week to Now York to Mr. Kiloreath, to get his consent to declare a divitend of tive per cont, Ib wes the necosaiiy of the circum: stexces that Coy A the declaration of the divideals eo far. It wastrue they had made some paymenta—to one Perton, for instance, who had no money to bury his sie- ler, they gave nim $60 10 enable bim to do v0, and im © bor Pressing cozes they advenced emall sums—in ail $2,100—ewounts wish in each case they should have to Fay anyhow in a few days. ‘The cash assets aud liabilities of the Now Orleans banks on the 9th inst. were as gap — Loans. Circwslation. Citizens’ Bank, , $4,288,071 Prieest 8,900,175 3, val 1,329,358 1 442. 486 1, Ji81,635 1,043,165 1,027,187 2,484,965 — 919,174 8.719) 927 Louisiana State. 3,999, 020 3, pent Hd 2,479 215 6,129, oat Mobs. & Traders’ "769, 065 "gra ‘714 ata.380 890,273 $17,074 074,431 431 18,475; 5,834 io 061,04 18,386,379 ‘The following table exhibits the respective amounts of exchange beld by the various banks, and also the sums due to distant banks; the latter being comprised in tho table of deposits, as shown above:— Citizens’ Bank, Canal, 48 Compared with the statement of the previous week, the results are as follows:— Decrease in deposits. 278,562 Decrease in exchange. 710,570 Increase in distant balances. 36, Decrease in deposits proper 316,447 Annexed is the statement of the South Carolina banks for the month of June:— “7 4,842,073 Total.........936,495,805 $35,496,505. AS compared with the May statement, this shows a de- ‘crease in the total of liabilities and of resources of $1, 187,- 344 83; a decrease tn circulation of $981,094 59; a decrease im deposits of $435,300 97; decrease in domestic ex- change of $949,618 82; an increase in specio on hand of $617,664 33; an increase in discounts of $392,231 14, and an increase of foreign exchange of $27,868 55. We read in the Washington Constitution:— The following tables, which have been prepared with great care, and may be relied ‘Upon as entirely correct, will possess rouch interest, eapeciaily*at this time, Toey communicate information not ovly valuabie in itself, bur not often presented to the public in so condensed and intelligible a form :— Statistical Exbibis of the recoipt of Customs Duties in the principal Guropean commercial countries for 1857, ana the amounts prid on the cuief articies of commerce. eomaren in the statistical office of the Dopartment of ate. = Hotal Amount Amount of Duties on Chief Ar- bt Regs ticles of Commerce. England.....6114,781; 266—Ta ame Spirits. rt Rueeia....... 5 a Wise Silk wares... Auetria...... 8 ,848,206—Sugar . Wi Spain... .... 9,590 510-—Sagar. Fieb Coco: Wook France...... alr f —— » 4,292,880 « 8,710,760 Zollverein 19,148, or —Bote. + 4,010,532 Sugar. . 2,489,610 Tobacco. 1,626,576 iron + 1,617,828 Sardinia.,.,. 3,916,382—Sugar. ‘821,662 Cotton wareg...... 430,078 ie Wines. .. 278,234 i No detailed statements in the ieee statistical office. The following condensed statement of the life and fire insurance business is from the Insurance Monilor for Jaly:— We have furnished our ey and country reatem this month with @ synopsis of the condition of ail the State and foreiga fire and life offices, based upon the Comptrol- Jer’s report to the Legislature. The preparation of these tables required much caro and labor. They are highly beg: to underwriters and tne public at large, as showing the condition of all responsible orgaaizstions, The 1g intereet is now a leading interest ia tho coun- try, as will be seen by the following figures: Amount ot capital (98 city fire companies). ...$17,416,000 Surplus profits of 84 companies in Comptroi- Ter’s report.....++++ Dividends of 1855, Taxes paid in 1853. Total losses, expenses, ‘taxes, &e., for 1866 As to marine busivess:— Assets of ten New York companies Receipts for 1858,.......00++6 Amount of property lost in 185: Losses paid for the year...... The life insurance interest is equally importaal — Capital of twelve American compaaics.. 18,238,000 Whole amount of iife insurance capital in New York. Income about, Vaid for lorees in 1858. Insured in fourteen offlzos—45, 060 persons. Amount of insurance, Amount insured last y ports (Other than Dry Goods and Sprcto) at the Port of New York, for the Week Ending July 23, 1899. Pkgs. Value. Phos, Value, China, g.&0, ware. Do.RR.brs.2,406 13,337 Bottles..... — $541 Do.ab’t,tons 869 24,087 843 & Speiter. “iit 08 Guma,crude 611 Silver ware Gam Arabic 7 Misceilaneous— Bask of Potash, shya. 20 Phospuorus. "1 Regantim'y 15 980 31 437 ed Sponges... 60 _ 856 Tong. beans 7 1,638 Other...... — 634 Vermillion. 69 2,967 44 su Saucesk pies Instromente— Mathema’! 3 ole —_ Murical. tr 2 Oplical . Grindatones — Jewelry, Guany cloth.500 Jewelry 1,000 Watches... 26 188 Leather, Rides, &e.— 2 ridies, a . 200 Boote&an’s. 80 2,208 Hides dras’a. 188 5 15,862 “undrese’d — 2,800 78,998 Teather pt.. 1 Oil painuings’ § 1,877 Liquors, wines, 3 a Paper bangs 7 ‘546 alo... Plaster..... — 1,481 Perfumery. 64 6,630 — 3,013 16 5,664 7/325 3,107 3,908 Soap. 6)318 tai, ko” Bib. baat 100138 jotals, & —— ar, b. b.4,4% Brose pods. 26 6,099 Twine... i ChainsXa'ch 15 Copper. Cutlery Guve.,, Bardware, I boop,tovs. Btock Exe! "UkDaX, July 23, 1860, fens darktpref 80 355¢ +080 3S #3000 T Interest, 169 00 do. 10 taneong 6 a0 RR % le nanos ‘a 60 Mica ee RR as ae 1000 Brooklyn © W 1. 1500 NY Cen BR6'sh3s 1000 N Y Cen RR 1's 1000 HudRieRR Adm 1000 Ti Cen RR bade, 3000 Til freel’d bas, . 20 she Bank ot Com, iD Bank. er Am Exobenge Bk 10 Commovw’sb Bk. m4 Continental Bank. do... ., 10 Bk State of N'Y 20 Dol&ludGanslco, 30 a0... . 96 Pacific Mail 8S Co 5 co. “B60 oh: a ‘bio 61 eee DBO BL IG B83 615 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarcrpay, July 23-2 P. M. Frove bas again declined a shade, with sales of 9,000 bbls. ‘Wurar.—Sales 21,000 bushels at $1 15 a $1 30 for ordi- mary to good Southern red, and $1 31 a $1 50 for new white, Lopg Island and Kentucky ; $1 25 for rea Weatern, ano 70c. for Chicago spring. CORN, —Salee 8 500 bushels mixed Western at 80c, a Bc. Ryg.—600 bushels sold at 4340. a 850, BARLEY and oats were inactive. Asis were maleable and steady. Corton finds ready buyers at fail rates. Pork was heavy and lower, but more active, includ ing Purchases to fil coptracts. Waiskey.—Sales 300 bbis, at 96c. —_—_—— Married. Bayta—Goopwin.—On Sunday, July 17, by the Rev. ©. P. Crawford, Wart Banta, Esq., io Mies Henarerra C. Goonwim, only ‘daugater of the la'e Dr. Henry Goodwin, all of wis city, BurMan—McDovary.—On Tbureday evening. July 21 by the Rey. Mr Barry, Mr. James R, BURMAN to Miss ALICK McDonatp, all of unis city. Diea. Boretsr —In this city,on Thursday evening, July 21, Heney B. Boister, ex-Aswistant Alderman of the Elevonta — Sixteensh wards, aged 67 years, 1 month aud 13 ay 8. The funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at one o'clock, from bis late residence, No. 39 West Forty, tbird street. His remains will be’ taken to Green ood Cemetery. Bis triends, and those of his son. George @ Bolster, und his sons in-law, Samuel W. Aadrews, Simeon M. Ancrews, Henry H. Butler aud Robert A. Scaunon, are reapectiully invited to attend, withont fursher notice. Burcrort,—On Friday evening, Juiy 22, Mary M., wile of Wm, G. Beecroft, aged 28 years and 4 months. The frienas and acquarntances of the family are invited to attend ber tuperal, tuis (Sunday) afternoou, at three o'clock, from No, 210 Adams etrest, B:ook)ya. Faca¥ —On Saterday, July 23, afver ashort illness, Jams FaGEy, in the Gota year of is ago. The foneral wiui taxe pince trom his late residence, No. 28 Kast Twenty tour!h street, on Moncay Notice of tbe hour witl be given in Mouday’s papers. Farssworra —On Saturda; , July ¥3, Alapa, oaly ebild s F, 0. aud Susie Mi. Farnsworth, aged 5 months and 4 lays. The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, tois (Sunday) atteraoon, at one o'clock, at the resicence of her parens, No. $1 South Second street, Broveiya, E. 0, Makuy.—In Brovkiyo, on Mr. Kicuerp HN. Manny, 20 days. The funcral will tako place this (Sunday) afternoon, at half-past three o’¢lock, trom Wasningtoa street Methodist Epiecopal church, Brocklyn. The reiatives and friends of the family are respectfaity invitea to attend, without fur- ‘ther notice. Maxiys.—On Wedaesdey, July 20, Kowin Marrry, of Brcoklyn, formerly of London, Engiand, aged 41 years. Moran.—-At tho residence of hia brother, No. 72 Baxter Btreet, on Friday. Jnly 22, Davin Moray,a native of Now- port, county Mayo, Ireland, aged 28 years. His friends end acquaintances are requested to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock. oP uRKeON.— TD Brookiyn, ©. D., om Tuesday, Juty 19. of cholera ixfastum, Josera Hrse’ifcPuxrson, only child of Joreph P. sid Mary McPacrgon, aged 8 months. O'Rovrk —On Saturvoy, July’ 23, srs. Maxcaruer O’RoveK, wite of James O’Rourk, afver a long and paintul ilipees, aged 51 years, a native of Oarrigalian, county Lei- trim, a. The friends and relatives are invited to attend the fune- ral, from her late resi¢evce, No. 117 Batler street, Brook- lyn, ou Monday afternoon, between two and three o'clock. Porrgk —On Saturday morning, July 23, Eynta ADELINE, only child of Thomas J. and E Josephine Potter, aged 10 months and 12 ¢a) children to come unto Me. BE Y papers please Svrma —At Jamaica. A i. on Saturday morning, July 23, Jony C, Surv, aged 60 9 tne funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at four o'clock, at Graco church, Jammica. The relatives and friends of the family are invited to attend, without further notice. Swaavay.—On Saturday, July 23, Euiza Swmeeny, daugh- ter of Michael and Catharine Sweeney, aged 1 year ana § months. Tbe funeral will take place this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o’clook, from No. 114 Mulberry street, uidsy morning, July 23, ars, 4 montns and TorrixG —Suadenly, on Saturday, July 23, Fva Honaar, youngest daughter of Henry J. and Mary 0 oc hovoines aged 8 months. The relatives and frionds of the family, also the New York and Sandy Hook Pi are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, this (Sunday) afternoon, at two o'clock, from the regidence of her parents, No. 98 Prospect street, Brooklyn. Long Island papers please copy. YuLowize —On Saturday moroing, July 23, Isaweuta, infant daughter of Jno, aud Agnes Yellowies, aged & months and 2 dayr. ‘The friends and relatives are requested to attend the funeral, at the residence of her father, No. 36 Scammet) street, this (Sanday) atternoon, at two o'clock, Her ree i be taken to Greenwood, MISCELLANEOUS, agar IMPROVEMENT wood cuT Bc ead aTbsd ENGRAVERS a D PHOTOGRAPHERS rescea rarer oe BY. 90 FULTON STREET, ‘OGR. DIBECTLY ON WOOD BLOCK! AND ENGRAVING THER! ‘Tho pnmerows advanti ea obts ined by this process over the o ae dra perfeck cheapness oid accuracy, ‘ood cutsof all Sareea articles, portraits, Jandecnpen puis, do, ») taken from the originals or from picture OES, no” YORK, A PeVAsLE ADVERTISING AGaNCY. HOBACH A. SHAW & 0O., CITY AND COUNTRY NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING sorry NO. 8 Tone ye AND 165 NASSAU STREET, UILDING, NeW YORK. RFEREN le ne FOWLER, EDW- RD HAIGHT, Bow JOHN RL, HORLMG_ A, STMTBON, Hen. wae. V BRA! Jas, GON. Baverthenracen nots Oy Ce ream ee, papers and the fles sept at copnected with our the extensive office, that their advertisements are Tnserted in the manner and for the time agreed ‘upon. T EVERDBLL’S—WRDDING CARDS, ¥ AL Thee celebrated cards, elegantly capa had oaly on Broadway, corner Duane street. (A ei a gre! oly 3 i war ssustagion, ao 163 60 nad 6 Sha everybody pon lt Ae ea TI ae NEW SERIRG OF STEBEORCOPIC VIEWS OF ITALY Belgium, and Holland, Ac. Blloit’s sew g roups at BECKEL SKOTHERS, 19 Johnatreet, up stairs, qe far iaheck Rabe BITTER BEVERAGE FOR THK ervous auerer.. Farquar's Califoral wine ‘er Goes al with ect le tonic nervine, di .rette and alterative remedials, which combined form a mild pe a 1 people, for bowel com! aiarrhom, ‘hie kidaors, Or uripary organs, gravel. $1 quart bot Jee: aix in & box Now. 417 and 862 ‘broadway, 153 and 313 Bowery, 100 Fulton street; Hayes, Brookiyn. 6 Varick street, ry) ° c c e @ c c ce c c CW c © c e COMPOUND CHOLERA CORDIAL, A pocket, remedy of invaluable qualities in the preveation gpd Cure oc cholere morboe, cholers infantum, 4 No bourehold sould be without thls medictn ach bowl eucloved in a neat box, which renders it alto of Soe Fenlerce to travellers, to whom tt wil oe found of ting the unpleasant effecta eften caused 1d bv all cruggiss and holessle, by W. 18, Propriet wrens 7» New York, which ihe depot for Towers" celebrated” ii bo ins COMPOUND ‘COUGH CREAM. ER, DISEASED NAILS, ENLARGR J Bo of the preat toe (= Ne 80 tha: Ue boot ean be worn En opertion, in leet eoretan te ty Dr Dr. VACHARTE Te ay. RUNES, VALIEES, BAGS, WHOLES: Tyo. ne BERONG, Mo. 1 Warren street, coracr of (TOMES, BON & MELVAIN, Maipan Lane, Im; oan viene GUNS, CUTLERY, Posten Wa Wane, sausttad Peapuathny 80aPa, Richard’ Rolo rAgenia for) Hier cape acing ana Ficidg 5 MISCELLANEOUS. EY’ OLCTHING WABRHOUSS. 66 AND TON STREST. 4 5 to 85 00 to £00 400 250 Bernier comin fs Loo B ay unen a 1 Tow summer con. - us Hvv09 m0 i 100 ery Hoew, Cuck ane Marvell: Gosia, 400 I, <becanstosere conu ell $0 ©: hein Cormier 8 to mato». 1s oo va tach cloth pula 15% 10 0 Pacey linen 30) burver Bo Cowplete suse 200 Flannel conta 400 40. 40, ae. BVANS’, eal tere ova GARD AND 63 FULTON ST2E°T, Ou on™ an DT LrEs ASES, yg ‘MN HOLDERS, a Me Jorn FOLBY, Mani rer, 163 ———— per down, Or for sale. M™ WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR CHILDEIN TEETHING, autre wind cos yg emg gy pre taut Fave ene tal erat Bota bya arggio se per bottle, and at the office 13 Soa roa AHIRTS, SHIRTS, ao, wise CneEET, =| iewis e onBRes Sxovlsior Shirt Mapufaciur | ~|celebrated white do: Six New York Mula muelin| 5 abirs, wich fine linen bosoms, | Tusde In the, best. custom style end warranted a per-| >| teeta 6 for a0 or 81 50 exch. Crcem plait sbirts, from ex cl tra fine linen, w order or; reedv mace, $175 esch or] &| 6 for $10 £0 "abege are extra & fine shirts und cannot te gotl®| 469 meats between AM sny otker estarliabment|=|Grand and Broome streets, tor leas than $2 60 each. “New York. PRE BALLAD OF BEAUTY. BY JULIA CAREY RiMEAWHARDT, “Give mea 1g," weid the lover, “Bing to me. Indy {air Bearcn ihrongh yorlr train and discover Melodies talwied and rare; Sing of the feudal sues Or sing of che irowbadour times, When princesses were woed by paren abo ‘won by the powee of rby mest” “Here we have no princesces,”” Faitered the lady ts. “And rhy me but 100 seldom dleaars ‘he Linpies who make tt thetr care; But men of the humblest mothers Mar win the most lofty damen, it jones ib aenit of SMITH BrotuRRs Fey plead (hele ac orous flames.’ EMITH BrorHe Whoirasie ond Batail Clothing Parercowe New 12%, 184 sad 140 Critton siren Nef 0 THAVELLERK—UP TOWN TICKET OFFICE FOR the eale of Uctets to ail towns of the Northwest. West and douthwest. Open dey and evening metropolitan Hniel. ALP. LKLADD, agent )HItKEBS AMD MUSTAUHKS FORCED TO GROW tn six weeks by my opment, estab bed in 1862. Price St. GBASAM, 109 Naseau street. EGHOULD aD<I8E THX SKEPTICAL OF OUR BEAD. era who are nffictet to pay a visit to Dr. va DODS tid Brosdway, whe Deccoption is seccriaiing dis cases jevery remarkuble, It may sootn inocedibie at rt. but hundreds who bave mace the trial can testify to hie wonderful powers in deteciipg and cnring diseaee. He vie ‘bo clairvoyant, ous ecience called peyc nor does be pretend to out hie method Ja cortatoiy a svrapatbetic perception, that bas sour d phtiosoph cal price! for {is recommendation Cer. ip it tg Dr. Lod mbstentictes by thi fllicted cun easily watialy the! tween the hours of 12.and POSTAL DIRECTURY. Foreign and Domestic Matis, ‘TIME OF CLOSING aT THE NEW YORK ae and Cansda- erives by calllax pow bln ve lock Meese, senses es S96 A.M. and 434 P.M astern mail, by ratirued t/6 a. M sod gE, +4 PL al Senpay Muns..On ante “all maile eave at’ his office at on Friday, loaves Bt and thursday, at 64 B. Lewene should bs marked “Overland, via 4 Mall from ft. Juanpn (0) 10 Bait City saved Nt Jouaph every dasurday, at Sa Later Teters ahould be marked “Ovariaad, joseph.” Bar erten By A ep Quaker City, Saturday, 80. Fam. By" ‘tbe ‘every aie 8. Laxsz Orr “the Or 1g Pw song Canadas, from gots for ldverpoal, close heré Tuesday, Jul Eonors. By. imoemenip Ay &5 P.M, TIME OF CLOSING ar Tom LONDON OFFICE. dates Should as; Of these daton fail os Bunday, ihe mail is Agpaiched the fo! ision foul these Unies fall ow Hanan) iia eet h 8 ea seat any of ee fall om 8: morning MARITIME INTELLIGENCE. “AIWANAC TOR NEW YORR—TaIS Day, SUN RISES. + 449] MOOm Rises. eve 11 62 sun an TUE BS Liman waren 000 eve |2 33 ~~ port of Kew Yoru, July 23, 1859, oLbaRi Steamship Vigo (Br), MeGutena, Liverpool via Queenstown Daie. Beaman Augusta, Woodhull, Savannah—8 TL Mitchill d Steamanip James Adger, Adams, Oharleston—Spotford, Ti- ewan Jamestown, Skinner, Norfolk. &c—Ludiam & He Sieamablp Potomac, Watson, Baltimore B Cromwell & ‘Sbip Judge ra Parker, Lesion” H Seaver. i Cbaveelor, Borland, Liverpool—Williama & Guiom, Lén(lon—is B Morgan erie. ‘Burges, New Orleans--Robaon & Fosdick. Bmp Bnei Holmes, Griftth, New Orieans—W Neleon & Son. Brie Bowe. Loe areata A ‘euiles, &Co. Brig Son. a ari rn Northrup, St John, NB—Yates, Porter- Brig Maria OR (Br), Fowior, St John, NB—A Smithern & Coy Brig Borneo, Craig ‘St ars” Peck & Church. Brig bowers, Caulfield, Salem Mager. Bear tartar (ar), Frese, Fai Behr Peruvian (Br) Outhouse Backvile—? {Nevius & Soa, Sebr Cygnet (in), Baines, Carkvalle—I I Nevius & Song Randers. Farrell, Lavaca—MeOready, Mou & Co. gene W L Burroughs Jenks, Savannah, Bohr Jas Lawrence, Allen, Boston—Dayton & Eprague. Schr Howard, Raker, Bosion—8 W Lewis & Schr Onward, Stoddard, New London—Van Brunt & Slagst. Sloop Warret, Stannard, New Haven—Masier. ARRIVED. ayy, Steamshio Quaker City, Shufeldt, Havana, 3 days 12 bours. wih mdse abd eassensers, to Hargous bros, aid inst, off Cape Hatteras, signalized steamship Siar of the West, hencs for Aspinwall. tb Caroline Nesmith, Milliken, Liverpool, 43 deys, with mise, to Neemith & Son. Mannering, Dollard, Liverpool. wane, 22, with to Willams & Guion Was towed into Ds wearing Achiles, Capt Hennessy. Bbip Chas D Merwin, Merwin, Shields, June 1, with mdse, to IW Awol! & Co Ship Naiteniel Thompson of Kennebunk) Shannon, Havana 16 days, with sugar, &c, wo master, Had ight winds and calms the enure dona ne Toulon, en New etapa 5, with mdse and 2 stoera: rir th mdse and oe Chase, Mone, vin Havana 9 days, in tod KWard £00. July Lt, of Oape Fiorids, spore bark New Bmpire, Savdal) from Matanzas for Faunouth, with crew sick, supplied bim with one man; same time, spoke bark Alamo, from Galveston for Liverpool; no date. 8 lerge (epparently clip» ar) ship ashore ox Uarryatort Hee; bad fore ior, miren mast gone; there were two Wreckers alongside ana J or 4 more near Bark Maraval, Grilin, Barbasos, July 6. with molesses, to TT Dwight July S. ew abdip Oregon, and echr Wm Clark, zibe ai Rombrero Island, and saw sehr JW tLindsey, bound paseage. Burk a Masterson Oot Baldmore), Henderson, Remedios, 14 days, with sugar and molsenea, to Hike & Bal ‘Win Hy¢e (Br). Robinson, Salt Cay, ‘14 days, with salt, oRucker & UighIDOUTMO. Sy, 12 dave, with aalt, to ch & C x! BEEF Ser ee French, sagua, July 9, wie Havana, July 8, wita eu- ome TOs nat, ga a Tad )brero lis! peclets this z ina rari, ops Mobile, 1? deyw, aa rE, A pr i Of s: S| 5S, z : } if ry s z z= if =, ton & ra alco Nickerwon, Charleston, 6caye, wi coten, PE etn 6 days, , Francis. toe eee 30 8 days. ed iimtagion, NC, oe Cy iingion AC, ¢ dare ene ka trom pete in Nar $daye rae a a, Ete, Brn i gry heal Sdaye. a ‘Lubes 4daye Rockland, 4 arene. “Knight Pi Céare § > 2 J TERES>E re i ig ‘=. iy aE a ie i i Bteamsbirs Arago, ae oa, and Harry Vigo (ie), Mir. ee Queem town; ror (Br), do; Weer oe ee Also, 0 8 steam frigate San Jacinto, Const of Africa; steam- abips An, Bavannab; J Rortolk; : 4 hire, London Chancellor, Liveepool; brig Huaaln Sed counts ‘Wind during thejday from NNW to NW, tine Report. pFIGHLANDS, July 23—One vert noe gee a gpm og bars and one br the Hi ther clear, as LONG BRANCH, Jul: suueet—Pneain; at. Wind NW! weather cites asd plousent, ee Mitscellancous. The Britieh screw steamabip Vigo, Capt MeCuigan, eafled yesterday for Liverpool with 25 cabin passengers, $4 im the steerage, and $570,000 in specie. The Bremen screw steamship Weser, Capt Gaetjon, satied yenterday aftern.on with72 pamengers and $63,000 in apecie. ‘The Weser calls at Southampton and then proceeds to Bremen. ‘The Cunard steamab!y Kina, Capt Anderson, sailed yester- day aftervoon for Liverpool. Bbe took out $214,569 in specie. ‘The United States mail steamship Arago, Capt Linea aalled yewterday aflernoon for Southampton and Havre, wits 125 paw, songere and 753,150 in specie, Sriur Wizanp, hence at dan Francisco, lett Sancy Hook om tbe evening of january SL, Feb 3 ia 8 heavy gue foo tee Southwara, with bigh irrequiar sea tze ship laboring Reavily Abd ebioping much water over both aides, aplit dont dotile Tested foretopanil aud abipped s Beaty seu, wilch eiatiod tee gure bewo and curwater, Sn ‘out the tee worts and cabin e&y- Iisbta, are filed tbe Gece and cebin wih, waters, Feb. 4 tee anddenly, leavtog the ship in the trough of ig ealld under water, carrying away masts, 2c, ed Cape Hor apr 1a with Mgat northeriy winds and pleseaat weather: “april 19, toos a succession of WNW and WS gales which continued 13 flcoded with water aad straiaipg oad: faid'wp trom expentre "Wau {iS dupa to” the Equator in Pacltic; bea thi a ee oa Sui Eevewny, Chase, at Boston 224 tart from Baltimore, re- portaet 1CFMZi96 eft blatnand. Cights wae ta cominee oes brig Cerdace, irom Bown tor saitimore (ace below), and had head Fas. 08 port wide broken, BARK ALMaTLA. at Baa Francteco from Hore Kong. expert, enced peary weaiber m the China Bee—los iyure need, api Bric Caxpack--Beaion, July 22—The brig Candace, henew AU fur Baltimore, waa in contact off High: ‘and Light lost even Be wid ablp Beverly, irom Baltimore for Boston, and ina re- torned to port, with ioes of bowsprit and bow badly siove om port aide. (By telegraph.) Wrecking ecar We Onesnor, with » cargo of 66 bales cat. ton and maleria.s from ibe stranded sbi lodian Hunter, ram pyoore oa A sand bank oupomie Key Vaoas, and tmmediainiy Diiged. »suietance was rendered by tha sehr weismpage. Cargo saved and tanen to Key Wreat-versct ‘a LOtAl 1086. ‘Toe ship Oriental. 1700 tone reguier, is now on the greet Balenor cock tor repairs. she will be stripped, rscaulmed and newly copperea. Bpoken, ghite_(onceratood) Emperor, Nicer Cardiff for Baltimore, une bio Kiar ot Hope. trom. 17 hte far ot Hope trom Baltimore for San Francisco, July a Ship Conqueror. Boutelle, from Mobile for ciirarpool, Bi 6, ro Jat, &o (by evearseaip Fultun, at Cows cad Sap “Ubarier,” of Niork, was paased wud, ‘an, Le Bark Sierra Nevaca, Milliken, of and from NYork for Ha- vana, uly 12, Int St 34, lon 73 48. of ieaik, SuMosed the *'Miton,"’ of Boston, was seen July 4, Toagui Rehr Loyal Scranton, Lowden, benee for a ‘no date, off North Faiato. eeeaei A three mseted schr steering 8, red signal with letters & N ang M im it. waseen days iit'25 31, iow 61 0. Foreign Por. Arwen, Julp7—Ia port Masconomo, # NYork July'25; red Gaara, Godtrer, for do Pm rt ary Beory, Wilacn, i O - in port bark N HGaston, Maxwell, for stantinorie, June so I Dark America, Hamilton, for Beaton abt hice PO am Foocnow. april 80—In port shin Horatio, Palmer, unc. Sion? one July 14—In port Br sehr Charlotte ‘Minerva, fer Go uly 6—In port shins Amity, Wade, for lag “Uphels, Barner. for Work do ae pieas he 8—arr abip Aicbmond, Gookin, Bt Ste port ‘obert Hastie, Ritchie, for Boston LU ot the fhe ci ie aha 7 ‘Trenry, tor N York lags Dey. f Sine Oar Ti dn Ota ip Barah, of Boston. ia port Pesxanrt Boas, July 7—In port thy arise, ip, for. Pont Srain, July 3—In port brig Sviph (Br), White for Bal- timore 1ew dave: and others pot reenilected, Going in, a echr, auprored Jennie Morton. from Baltimore via Berm B Ponce, PX, July 10—In port brigs picting Morrill, wie ear, Spencer, do: Ko't Mowe, sf 3 ew srmetereg, foe E ‘urks i 5 ved for new Haven: schra Alice, Weich, for ork I ‘o daha: Tale. graph, Hunde BNYKNA, Jue 28-No em veasel In 10a. Juiz Sin port brig Loea Tamar, Black, for XYorke day’ other: ig July 6—In port ship Betsey Williams, for a 'I, July 10—In port bark Gen Warren, for Bos- ton 12th, ah Joun, NB, July 18—Arr brig Martha Jane. Meee lew York: 14a! nchr Corone, Call, Savannah; 20th, Coombs. NY; ‘Jovephine, The map, NYork! briga at Gilkey, Appleby. Philadelphia ond tae cbr Blea Wravces, eho ney, Fbtiacerphia; 19%b, ship Valentin, Jack, Liverpool. - Home Ports. Set blag ti Set Sarah Cullen, Cullen- Palestine, Cambarn, Saenes. eid id beige antelope, uaa BS er 8; Chas Aliter, | pea eer Hereche', Birdeall, do; B eves, 2 ‘Gaborn, NYork. abby aveston, a Beams. Sid sobre 5 ‘Cohasset | rows; Marae 2 Collen Collins, lene Joueph Francia, ‘Gaila~ aber, Alban} BOSTON vy 28 addtional) — Arr brigs Spltire (ie), Job 2 thomas 1caciazn, Potier, Manoastia: a Pogue Lilian, iaoyay Penvabola; Kitza Alexandria; fe ES 2 Bitza- for Fbiladelpbia, ‘Disdenn,. Setad Bex Pratt, rd. an bail Flora King, Bogete Bal Ovook: “kdward, May; J Whilden, Seal Tucker, 3 Sharp, Mayhew; Woodruff Si ; Lake; Harriacn, ries, Chambers, i jwasey; Wm Plumer; Audce Lea, Foster, and H P Siamone, G Jen tic, Huntley; F + and Seven, Bray, for Baltimore (wwe ark PS ee ah Grionees:/ ips a les. Yo a bares Fenelon, Bol itag, Matintne and. Guadalouy Tally Ho. Farr, Moblie; Grampus, Cunningham, Belfaa, Nerthern Belle, Paine, Cape aye esta, Fuller, Gaives—~ Pisa Sawyer, Brady. st Lady of the Lake, Xowman, Tein ‘Director. poets Cardenas, Wooster, Cal: eet Bp, Nes ‘Newell, Halifax; lip, Greenient, lartin, Siaght; Balterly, and Breeae ‘Halse Worn; svsamet 8 Cid ssnnship Thorny Swann, Ramsay, dehane (0g) Sk Schuiling, Rlchibucto; schrs Germ (8), op Baker, Bostoa bid bark Lapwitg, Kelly, Bio Jan ins NBA iOR, July 2—Are achr, L 1) Wentworth, Ryder, } iow fork. brig »bner tay ‘apley,, xGHARLESTON, July 198d SoS Willam Sonith, FY shee, or} 2nb—In the offing, an unknown schr. Cli bark Bra nella, @, Pernambuce: TRARR FORE BE Jay loupe; 201 elley. Point Pelre, G BunbthOD, sul ata steamer Jerse; Bie Ft site dy y #1000 Joel 208, do. ley, rit sloop "sKW ORLEANS, guy, 1é—arr sieamslo 1 mnessee, Fartes, Vera Gras itp “eheficld, Hichardson, 7 jordewuxt Routine” Spisa, Tecoliua, Mexico ; On Savlen, Nesmna via, hey Weet, cid svcamtug Dee tur, Giles, Ghaae ens Net atte aaeods ear ‘Nverk: bri + Heer Non i0te, ships, Conautation, Joba & 4 ibert, bare John carver, brig Venus, and schr Joseph H Tooe e; 15th, ship bl OLK, Jnly 20—Arr echr Celerity, Miller: Gloucesar. In Bamotoa ends, br brig Loulsa, Turpie, trom! 4alimors for eer 2 fampton Roads, brig CO Billings, ®. om Caribbean Seg for ordere. le, Laver; LAW DLDFORD, Jwy. S—Arr kare CRU) Van Cost Lant, C3 to olineie | ‘Ubase, Portamouth ‘ior NYouk. 2M, Br brie Pertmede, ; ach Veulco , Cloason, Thila- celpbia. ‘oe ee daly 21—Arr echr Boyer, Parsons, Pal- ORTLAND, y, July 21—Arr seamahty Ch seapeaks, Crowell. NYork: uniga testale, Shaskiords Clea) seipee tastes wr rd, Haskell, sm Era ann, Ludwig, J-hiadsiphls; sche 36 Mieke ‘YORTSMOUTH, Jul aly 2)—Arr sche ‘Hlawatda, Hall, New SROVINORTOWN, Jal Joarr Be bland Mary. Iretcen_yo mee tes roe and aid “hl ii, — 8 ‘Boatos for Poiladelosin toad sia Wane Tag HAIGEMOND, Joly 2t—arr achra 2.) ria Pike, Crawford, and Pearl, Lav! Oly, Oo: » exper | Cook. Kvenham Laland enced 8 violent gale from S&, which eid boars ond Henry Cole, Hazelicn ‘Brig Robert a Fiauer, ae PS in hos 14, with | SaVaRNAR Jur sugar to & 4 Bw, fro ea aati SALEM Sale Seeaa nebe Tenbeaa Carson, Pts » from, 5 = Y, y 2 OO epoch Pratt anit, a ae tae ees oatana to Post abmail July 15, int 24, tom 0 RSET, July N—Arr schr Mary H Read, Keliey, Al- ivier, trom New Orleans for Bordeaux, 18 days out; 1th, Int % 2720. oa 789, apoke sp WH Wharton, from Galvestoa ror “Fiasxoro , NO, July 20-arr dark Jobn Weely, oda don, Nor ‘Brig J B King (Br), Ooffill, Windsor, NB, 10 days, with plag: 2 WSSTPOst, July Sid ache Wiliam H OeW Ry Gltond, ter, OD BR he WYork,