The New York Herald Newspaper, August 4, 1859, Page 8

City Intelligence. ‘Fine 1 Broapwar—Loss 4900 $10,000.--Botween eight end nine o'clock last night a fre was discovered in the ‘ancy goods store No. 607 Broadway, owned by J. W. 0. Anderson. The firemen were promptly at the premises, proche piste ree it extended beyond the The stock be meee wie ine and = about 10,000. 0." Haare er ,000 in ty bent 2, 8,00, fmourence companies, Vig :— » $5, , a wees, § North River, ty ‘Dasement was ‘nightly damaged ty water. pe A is owned by Mrs. Witridge. Mt is damaged about and is said to be covered by insur- ‘sce. The it le supposed, ‘was caused by oare- Jeseneas. Orragscave Nuisaxce at Fort Hasitrox,—The residents ‘mw the vicinity of Fort Hamilton are bighly indignant weusequence of }the deposit on the beach of ® load of Gagusting offal, thrown overboard near that locality by ‘Ahoee in char of the boat J. J, Austia, a AS Barren Tsland, with a cargo of city excretions. The the decomposition of tbe putrid magy in the araing 80 fe likely tcapread infection, and yet they have bea Paved a remedy by the Mayor and City inspector, on the ground d of ack oF ‘auibority to act in the premises. Mean- ‘While the sickening stench continues, Murrany.—Company C, Capt, Cory, of the late Twelfth regiment, !ntend paying a visit to Newport and Provi- see te abt tno oth of September. will be absent bout three days and will number about seventy men. Tauat Tan” oF Tum Sreausmr Yorxrows.—The new steamsbip Yorktown, of Messrs. Ludiam & Heineken's tine of Norfolk and Richmond steamers, went on a trial trip yesterday. There was @ large party of invited gvesis on board. The ehip, after proceeding as far as the ght chip, returned to the city at an early hour. The foliowing are ber dimenaiong:—Length on deck, 255 feet, breadth of beam, 34 feet; depth of hold, 18 feet, and is 1,400 ‘ons burthen; has two marine beam engius of 50 Wich cylinders and 10 feet stroke, 30 feet wheel, with a ® fret face; bas double returning flue boilers, each 36 feet bong 14 feet tront, and bas ax on Saturday, taking the place of the Jamestown, wi will be baulea off for repairs. She is commanded by Oommodore Parrish, the pioneer cantain of the line Drowsgn.—A highly respectable young man, named ‘Louis Franc, was drowned in the Huson river, opposite Boboken, on yesterday evening. It appears he went oat sh ing with some companions of his, four in number, mamed respectively Taomas Smith, Jobn Kenny, Michael Murpby and Jonn Callobit, when, the boat upsetting by feme mivman?gement, they wcre all presipitated into the water, Unfortunately, Mr. Franc was unable 10 swim, and he was therefore doomed ) a watery grave. Do- peased war a clerk ia the office of his proasr, No. 14 Bx- ebange place, Brooklyn, ani a very exemolary young maa. Dr. Coabert, of Hoboken, did ali in his power to Peatore life, but failed. Police Intetiigenc: Monsy AND AgRest oF THe Munivaeis.—-The harbor p> we received information on Tuesday night thet the crew ‘of the bark L. D. Carter, lying at anchor o(! tho Buttery, had mutinied and were in open revolt against the captaiv @f the versel. They accordingly proceeded on board the svenee!, and on the complaint of Oaptan ES. Wiley they acrested tbe following persons:— William Walsh, Christian Fr, Thos. Stwowart, Stephen Vaughaa, William Gilroy, Joba B. Walker, Jorepn D. Wells and Daniel Halliday. The prisoners were taken asbore and locked up in tae Firat precinct station house, to await the action of the Dnited States Commissioners. Descent vron 4 Disoxperty Hovst.—Louisa Worth was arrested yesterday, charged with keeping an assigna- ‘tou houee at No. 148 West Fortieth street. Mr. Jas. De Mott, of No. 169 same street, was the complainant, and @iates that the house bas long been « nuisance to the Beighborhood. The circumstances leading to the arrest era 4s follows :—On Taeaday two ladies visited Hoboken, sad there met some female friends with eecorts. Aficr remaining for eome time at the Elysian Fields, the whoie arly returned, and two of the escorts offered to accom. pany the two ladies to their homes, but instead of doing 80 (00K them to the bonse in question, under the preteace ef getting geome wice there. The husband of one of them dampened to ece bis wie and the others enter, Sad immediately followed, and soon wanted to fight B' bande, Fis wife and her female compasion protested sant they were pot aware of the character of the house, sod bad been bronght there by the two gentlemen wis Sccompanied them jor toe purpose of getting tome wine The husband then becswe partially satisfied, and ail ieft the house, but the neighbors ¢! t it Bigh time to break up the establishment, and hence the compiaiat and ‘arrest of iis proprietress. Tbe prisoner was taken before Jusrice Kelly, and held to bail in $500 to answer. Geo. F. ‘Van Brunt, 207 West Fifteenth street, was her bondman. Personal Intelligence. Commender R. Semmes, Secretary of the Lighthouse Board, has le't Washington on a brief tour of inspection on the eastern ‘coast, extending from Boston to Calais. Bon. Isaac Toucey, Secretary of the Navy, bas returoed to Waehington from his northern trip, and entered upon the discharge of bis duties. Hon. C. M. Conrad, of Louisiana, is in Washington. Mr. Daniel Fernald, of Portamouth, N. H., is stated to be ne hundred avd throe years old. He is in full possession of all his faculties, and attended chorch buta couple of weeks 8 5 David May, Frq., deslines being acandidate for the vacant Jucgeship of the Second Judicial Circuit of Vir- gina. Bon. Wm. C. Preston reached Abingdon, Va, on the B0td vit., and is at present the guest of his brother, Thos. L Preston, Faq. The Captain of the bark Maurice, who saved so many pessengers from tbe burning steamship Austria, has been Spvested with the order of the Red Eagie by the Prince Regent of Prussia. Hon. Jobn Woodruff, member of Congress elect, of New Baven, 16 among the visiters at Siafford Springs. ‘he Professorship of History in the University of North Carolina is to be tenderet to the Rey. Francis L. Hawks, of New York. Hon. Henry Wilson, Massachusetts, United States Sena ter, hes been ctoeen} capiain of ihe Natick Guard, a military organization of bis native town. Arrivais and a Nuajor Mordecal, 1.8 A: Captain At the cree House—Major a5 pt Judkios. ‘steamship Seats Uaptain’ Moody, of the 1, in the steamship —Messrs Bennard, Bre’ sro, ies ies Mary Ano Grund, Mies tine Teacher, RW sus = Rubeell, Miss Jones, Miss Kdmiston. Eliza Marcbsn, ‘H Nugent, and lady, Miss Cxtariog Nogent, gues Hugeat aod and nurse, Joba allen god lady, Mus ‘Al en, exro, Sloe A Se Look weed, Leb-um, Mr ‘Brieualoe, M Bear’, WD Glenn, Joho L fee ace lady, Mi Burley, a Mr Hetiand lady, Js Andrews Hi Mr sinder, Adtred Waller, John @rition 1y, J Su zbecher, J Schull fer, Mr Wills, G8 Partrid, Baler eevee cx wasn and lady, it wa ay SE pe IY coe. Sehelhetmer, Jog 8 Karle. Mr baller, Ga Clark, Mins Bailey. Mra MoGensey, Mr Butter! B/W Jones, J Gchwindler, Brown, Bishop Vineannor, D'M A) Grundy: Mra Lambert, two cdildren and nurse: Mr Von Volkenbureh ana a, Kassel, sister, two children and two servants: Jaa Indy and two children; A Kessele Me, Mocaibe, Mayer, J Mayer. Muse F A btrat Miss Harrold, Alex M Gre ‘Mr Randsll. » Jaiie. Mr r Lye, Cat (a Mr nerd tl Bere Hughes, Mise D in the stea Ks RW ees a mahtp Kan ane garoo— Josesh Dib> and lad} ly, J Byrne and lady, me Tansnotl, ‘ranset, E Bhepperd = laggie Wabon, Miss anne 7m Watson, loseph Magee, tuerly, A Canals, Thos eee B #rad: Master “aes J Walsh, Joo James € dae Beal" vicki MF Ringe, Mr Bat ywell—and Dera ES For Liverpool, in the s'esmaliip afrlsa— Gone, Mrs Warard ard infant, Mr and Mra H Kchen ace Catsonsy Hobe X"Gourdie, eateeaenany rae ‘Gostoa and two cblldren, Washlogion: Mr ana M tra Jan Pind ‘Ben Francisco; Mra JA Fiscber, three children aad ser. . Gtto Fischer, X York: Mr and Mrs David ‘and Migs Viate Foote. New OB Stoze, W Foote. Haven; WG nO Pi Ieee, Utnclgunens lle are rt ‘ieston; T Lisos and eon. Oruz; Jose Jack! Trea, Lon By A Low, Mobile; ‘adhwartr snd child, Noraot go MeL M EAS renas Soha gz i Wilson, do; James 5; A gawd Mrs id child, Ravage, Mrs Nan: Rev Elgin Ms Mactan NEW YORK tet ies AUGUST 4, 1859. Court of General Sessions. Before the Recorder, Avover 3.—The Grand Jury presented a Batch of n- Gictments at soon, and soon after the prisoners were ar- raigned, the majority of whom pleaded guilty. Joseph Murphy pleaded guilty to an agsault with in- tent to rob Samuel Norman, and was sentenced to oue year’s incarceration in the penitentiary. Michael Coughlan, jointly indicted with the above de fendant, was sent to the penitentiary for three months. Henry Collins, charged with perpetrating « felonious as- sauit upon Joho Barton, on the 18th July, at Jones’ Wood, by biatog, him with Drags knuckles, was convicted of serauit and battery. He was remanded till Saturday for sentence. Clara Jones, a virl of the town, who stole a goid watch from ® countryman, which was recovered by @ police officer, was sent to Black well’s Island for three months. Patrick Farley and Francis Mitchell, boys, indicted for burglary in the second degree, e, Plawtied ailty 10 peti jarceny, Farley was poy sg to the Bouse of Refuge, a0 — who was only twelve years old, was pained home to nis parents. aries Haygen and John J. Mathews wore placed on trial charged with stealing a gold watch andonain apt a silver coin from Aaroa Levy, ® Tombs lawyer; but the trial was not finished at the adjonrnmen: of the court. Heatra or New On.eans.—The Board of Health of New Orleavs reports 144 deaths during the week enc ing on the 28d ultimo. No yeliow fever. FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL Wepespay, August 3—6 P. M. ‘The Persia’s arriva! thiy morning places us in possessio” of our files from London to 23d ult. The advices may be summed vp ina few words. Both the British and French funds are lower; cotton has declined 3; breadstufls are stronger; money is without change. ‘The settlement of Italy, and the angry discussions which ‘are pending between the London and Paris journals, must account for the fall in public securities, So short a period has ciapsed since peace was declared that the stock markets of the world bave not yet had time to shake off the nervous svaceptibility caused by the war; newspaper articles, which would have had no effect had the ton: o. be public mind been more healthy, now create alarm and diatrust. The Peace Congress was expected to meet be fore the 27tn; nothing can be known either of the future die position of Italy or of the true designs of the great Power- involved until ib adjourng, The decline in cotton occurred in the early part of the week, and was partly recoveres before the steamer sailed; it was due apparently to an ac- cidental pressure of a large quantity of the lower grades on the Liverpool market. The advance in breadstuffs ap pears to be due to the reports of excessively bot weather and drought which have prevailed extensively throughout Europe and in Engiand, The return from the Bank of England for the week end ing the 20th July, gives the following results when com pared witb the previous week:— Public deposit, + £4,952,572 Tocrease £110,779 Otber deposits, 1,431,803, Rests... 33,160; On ihe other tide of the account:— Government securities£11,270,680 Decrease £150,000 Otner securities, 17,265 4,489 Decres 643,472 Notee unemployed 9) 489 050 Decrease... 611,475 The amount of notes in circulation is £22,064,840, being an increase of £352 310; and the stock of bullion in both de- partments is £17,699,527, showing a decreaso of £242,264 wken compared with tbe preceding return. Baring Brothers say :— American etocks have not been in active demand this week, but there have been transactions in United Stas 6s bonds at 9854; in new 5's at $3; Massachusetts ster. ling at 10234; Penurylvania bonds at 83 abd ox div.; in oacriptions at 803¢ ex-div.; Canada 4 Jevtral sbares, 6970; Minow Centr: 1, 3334 die count; Peucsyivania Central Railroad bonds, 9034 » 9134; second mortgage, 9434 09544. Satterthwaite says:— Our stock market has been weaker the last few daye, tbe aspect of affairs not {or the moment jooking favorable to a further advance; it seems probable that specie will be shipped away faster than received, and that money Will becbme somewhat dearer. Our floancial position 33 Lot aD easy one, £4,000,000 having to be raised by in- creased income tex, and an equal sum probably wanted to be raised on loan for India; then again, the Earopeau Powers lately epgaged in the war musi certainly require funds to pay their expenses. Console clcse at 94% a 7% for money and 947% for ac- count. Toe market for American securities has been we'l maintained. Some considerable purchases haye been made in United States 5 per cent, about 93, at which price they remain offered. Maryland, Massachusetts and Pennsytvauia are in demand. In railroad bonds the chief inquiry is for New York Ceptre!, Penpeyivania Central and {ihnois Central. New York Central ehares are 69, but not a firm market. il no's bares are less inquired for, and close, sellers, at 34 Giscount. Erie eecuritice remain quite neglected; holders on this side appear to have lost all confidenco in tne present management. y Mesere. D. Bell, Son & Co. report as follows:—There is nothing new to report of the market for American gecuri- ties. There continues much steadiness in the market, ond firmness in price:— United States 6's, 1868 b's, 1874, Alabama 6's, Kentucky 6’s, 1868-72. Maryland 5's Masrachosetts 5's. Mixeieeippl 5's Obio 6's, 1886, Pennsylvania 6 +82 a 84 “68, Big. 1877 + 84 a 86 South Carolina 6’. 183 a 85 Tennessee 6’, bonds. 180 8 Virginia 6's, Bonds, 1886, 183 8 “ 1888. 3 8 89 3 80 8 1 a RR, Ve, 1875... “« 7s, 1860 (freelands) . * $100 shares, $60 Paid, Michigan Centrai 8’s, 1860. 8's, 1869, ‘$ a 15 Now York Central 6’, sinking fund, i883 a 86 “ 7's, convertible, 1864. a 96 “ 7's, 1876, x. c. a 95 “ $100 abares, a7 Erle 3d mortgage bonde, 1483 a 62 “ 1875, a 27 Erle 7's, convertibles, 1862-71 a 27 00 8 Pennsylvania Central 6's, i rig “ mores ae. st Philadelpnia ana ‘Reading, lat mtg. 60. 24 mtg. 6’s, 1870. 70 $50 shares. Our money market is very firm at the highest quota- tions of yesterday and day before; the prospect is that seven will soon be the minimum rate for call loans, aad nine for long mercantile paper. These rates would teud to check the export of specie, as the foreign bankers would retain their balances here, instead of shippiog them to Europe to be used at 3 and 4 per cent per annum. Foreign exchange for the Cunard packet to-day closed very fiat, From present appearances no business of any congequence will be done for Saturday’s steamers above 1107 for sterling 60 day bills, at which rate it will hardly pay to draw against gold. Nine per cent hag been tho usual value of money in New York in the most prosper. ous times that we havo ever had; when money gets back in to that figure it will be safe to believe that the general businees of the country is again prosperous and lucrative. The Cunarder to day took out only $450,000 in gold. The stock market continues very dull and lifeless, ‘The bears have recovered courage within the past day or two, and are again selling stocks freely for » fall; put the Gecline caused by their hammering is morely frastions|. Some of the Western stocks were forced down this morn- ing 14 @ 34 per cent below quotations lately ruling; New York Central was Cone as low as 73; Hudson River as low as 323; Missouris, 82, &e., &. But (ht fact is there is no business doing, and it is bardly worth while to qnote the petty variations of prices from day to day. The bro- kers at the board are ail preparing for an active time this fall, and no doubt they will bave it. In the afternoon stocks were rather better, but the market closed dull at he following quotations:—Missouris, 82 a 34; Virgipiasy 9274 @ 9314; New York Central, 73 2; Erie, 6 a 34 Harlem, 934 ® 5%; do, preferred, 34% 36; Hudson River, 234 a 34; Reading, 442; a 5: Michigan Central, 10. preferred, 205; a 3%; Panama, 11434 0 34; Illinois Central, 6414 a %: lena and Chicago, 65% a 3; Cleveland and Toledo, 22 a 3; Chicago and Rock Island, 61 — 34; Jilinois Central bonds, 647¢ 2 8534; Pacitic Mail Steamship Company, 713¢ a% ‘The emchanges at the Clearing House this morning amounted to $16,787,186 76, and the balances $1,045,- 099 97. The following was the business of the Sub-Treasury + $704,817 97 284/000 00 622,404 64 +6,061,641 03 Toe Mark Lane Express reports: - The weather in the United Kingdom has been this week very cbungeablo—stormy and calm, gunshing and cloi¢y—wet and dry, with plenty of thunder an apt nivg, and he!l—chowers—the airboing mostly sultry, the wind principally south. Last week the weather was bril iisotty One, dry, bat the atmospheric temperatura was opprcsarvely bot to » degree which has rarely been equal- > i 56 Be é 1 F te t ait 3 3 i g 8 equal ia quailty , con ton aad quantity, were aflected by the. weather, A portion plants, which escaped being isdged in tm the turn ook very aes ‘but where ths eynyhy bi condition and quanity must be expected to It appears also that the intensity of the beat tna moath parched the corn plants, and that from causa, con- jointly with the absence of sufficient moisture, they lacked the proper sporiehonen and ueouy were imperfect ‘the oats and barley crops expe- cially bave en from droaght and totvense heat, and tbe produce is expeoted to fall Crp ey below an ave- rege seacon’s yield. fhe crops of peas and beans variously reported; in some places the y: appears m others deficient. The new potatoes appear much diseased ip some parts of England, but in Ireiaad the crop eeems free fom timease up to this time. fhe eviy com. plaint beard of is the #maiinees of the balbe, owing to tho want of rain. Turnips and winter feeding crops are atuoted in their growth, also from the absence ‘of wufloiont moieture. The receipts at tide water of flour, wheat, corm aad var ley, for the fourth week in July, in 1859 and 1658, have been as follows:— ii ae a Hour, Bis. Wheat, bu, bu, Barley, 110,400 406,200 ba t-4 0 400 6,800 $6,600 104, oe 3/800 Decrease .104,600 849,600 $88,600 1,600 The aggregates of the receipts of the above articles 80 for the years 1859 and 1858 bave been :— By reducing the whea; to flour, the quantity of the iat ter left at tide water this year, compared qith the corres. ponding period of last year, shows a failing off of 1,390,800 bbis. flour. ‘The receipts at tide water of the principal articles of produce, from the opening of the canals to and including the Stat ult., have been as follows:— 1887. 1858, 1859. Canal open May 6. April 15, Flour, bbls. 224,400 188,100 Woeet, bushels. Stock Exchange. Wepwispay, ts 3,850, $1000 US S's, 187... 10124 60 abe Hoe 1000 Iitinois {ot, 1860 3000 Tenn 6’s, '80... 5000 do 86 0... 880 do... 0. nase 300 Hariem RR. 160 Galeas & Oui RR R 600 N Y Cen RR 7’s 100 6000 ERRSdmbds.’63 58 1000 ERR 4th m bds 36 50 shs Bk State of NY 100 1¢ 20 Bk of Commerce. 9736 5 American Ex Bank wat 16 Continental Bank. 993% 2 steaeiy “si pena) v4 SB #0 racite WS''Ge. $1000 25000 1000 Erie RRIatmbde 3000 Har RR Ist m.. 86 abs DeitHudCiCo, 100 PacificMS3Co, b10 50 di DU 100 MS&N Ind g stk.. 5 Panama & 100 LilinoisGonRR.230 643g 100 Gal & Chi RR.660 633, 12 Cleve & Tol RR . 250 bea prt 810 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Waoxespay, August 3—6P. M. Asnrs —Limited sales were making at 53¢0, for pots and at 52(c. for pearls. Breapstcr¥s —Fiour—The holders demanded an ad- vance of 5c. & 10c. per bbl., which tended to check trans- actions. Some purchases were made tor export. Tho sales footed up about $00 a 900 bbis., closing within the following range of prices:— Tospected to choice superfine State »$4 95 a $5 15 Extra State. bBa 645 6%a 615 5308 700 6508 760 Mixed to straight “Southern! 5 50a 600 ‘Straight to good extra do. 610a 7 bv Choice extra family and bakers’ brand 750a 8 50 Rye flour. 49a 460 39a 420 Southern flour was steady and prices were without change of moment in quotations. The rales embraced about 1,400 bbis., closing within the range of the above prices Rye flour and corn mesl were stcady, with limited gals at the above figures. Wheat was in fair demand, with sales of about 9,000 a 10,000 bushes, including ‘amber colored and white Southern at $1.36 29140, new red Southern at $1 32 a $1 36, and Chicago apring at 70c. Corn was firmer, with a better demand, wita sales of about 25,000 bushels, including yeliow Soutbera ‘at 82c. a 84c., round yellow at 78c , Western mixed at 76. a 7&c., and ise. for unsound Southern white. Rye— Sales ‘of 1,000 bushels were made at 77. Barley was nominal. Oats were unchanged, while the demand was fair at 37c. a 40c. for State and Western. Corrxe.—An auction of Rio came off today. Of the catalogue offered, 3,692 bags were sold, the rost being with . drawn. prices obtained rauged’ at 10%, a 1Li<c. , exhibiting a failing off in prices of about 3c. per Ib. below the highest point of previous sales; and’ 160 aga of Rio, by private sale were made at 1114 ‘Corrox.—The sales cinbraced about 1,800 balee, abot 1,000 of which were reported tohave been made in transit. For the article on the spot prices were unchanged and eloted quiet at the following quotations:— N,N, Orleans a Mobile, @tax. inary. 10 0 Middiing my 12% middling fair. “(4 Fair... 13% 48 The following ig a statement of the movement in cotton since the let September last as compared with the pre- vious three years:— 1856. 1967. 1858, 1859. 2,892,000 3,051,000 1,407,000 1,772,000 rance.. 478, ‘409,000 '877,000 ‘other F. P. 619,000 407,000 _ 384,000 Total exports..2,016,000 2,223,000 2,533,000 Stick on band." 65'000""85:000. “118 ii ‘Of which duri the past week, included Peder es ise! 3,000 2,000 10,000 17,000 29,000 a creo 0 a $200 “ other FP. 4,000 3,000 4,000 2000 Total exports.. 14,060 17,000 21,000 85,000 Recolpts—Incresee at the ports compared with 1856, 210,000 bales. Exports-tincrease to Great Britaln com- pared with 1856, 45,000 bales; decrease to France, 0,000; increase to other foreign ports, 20, ‘Total increase in exports, 15,000, The receipts ‘at toothane poder iat had be come ‘quite limited. At New Orleans the re- ceipts . for the week ending July 22 wete 923 bales, and at,Mobile for the week the 224 the receipts were 469 bales At Savannah they were re ported to the 28th July at 3,324 uplands, and at Charles ton to the 28th July they wore 2.582 bales uplands, and 7 do. Sea Island. A small lot of 13 bales of new oottea was reported to have reached New Orieans from Texas, and had been shipped for New York. Frucnm.— Engagements were light. iverpool 250 bales of cotton were engaged at 6 32d, 200 tons Olleake at 98. To Glasgow 300 tlerces beef at 48 fo Londen 600 bhds. sugar were engaged at 178. 6d. To Hamburg 2,000 bags coffee were engaged by steamer at 3-16d., aad 400 hhds. sugar at 20¢. To Bremen a small lot of cotton was epgaged at 3¢c. A Brormen vesrel was taken up {o load at Richibuctoo with deals at 85s. Coal was taking oe Charleston by a sailing verzel at $2 per ton. Goxyy Crors.—About 100 bales full standard, were sold atl Sales of a few hundred bales were reported at Hay. 700. a 750. Irom was steady, with sales of Scotch pig at $2, six months, and in amall lote from yard $24 60, and toarrive, at about $28 60. Hors were in fair domand for bi With bales of the crop of 1868 at 8c. & 1dc. chiefly at 108.0 126, Small of good old were mado at 70. a 83, Liwe was steady, with sales within a day or two @ “erg 1,900 bbls. common Roskland at 70c., and 300.0400 lamp do. at $1 16, ore ot tog od aan Mugcovado was mld for 10, mi iio Fee ieee uscovado at 256. « 26c., and AVAL Brongs.--The market was heavy and inacti with pales of 100 bbis. wpurite at soc. Getatene tome oak rade erpentince Were nominal. Tar wasscarce and fir a $3. Ons.—Linseed continne’ in good demand, with salon of a few thousand gallons in casi at 60c., and’ ip barrels 6lc. The following review of the New Bedford martes, for the week ending the let inst., is given by the Whale eve aneing Bitrate isan dy demand for expo-' «0 home consa )tda, od en ane cr sales of ai bale, 40 parcels, priveipally part, wt =) 27 per elon, | Boston 600 bois at eh *TWhale—-We Bave BO “LaDye to note ip the market for whale oil, which la vory quiet selex of 100 bbig. at 470., and 70 ‘bola, dark at 430. por gallon, are the only trapeactions im ibis market for +1 week. Pxovisions —Pork—The market for mega was beav and lower; prime wee rather firmer; salea embrace « about $00 bbis., including racasa $16; tain moss at 3i4 26; olear ut $15, and prime at $1075 u Sli Brof was ‘Without change of moment in prices, bie the sales em raced about 200 bbis , locluding country prime at $5» $640; conutry meee at'88 4 $8 50, revacked Wagters at $9 a $12 25 and $12 50 9 $1425 for extra, Boef hams were firm at i6c. a 180. Ont monis wore in wome better demand, wih sales of abou: 200 boxsheads and Werces, iuciuding sboulders at 6c. @ 6440., and bums at Ss 48142. Bacon was vtoady at 9%e w 950, Lard was firmer wot to some better de mand, Wish sabes of wboog 300 bbIR at Iga, n 10% Botter apd cbeeve were in good cemaud,and with sales at full prices 9 made at 4i¢c. 8 4245. Dut closed at » deviine of about 340. per Ib. op the werk’s transactions, The sale embraced about 1,600 hhds , including refloing goods at bo a 50, ond grocery graifes at bk: A 6KG, A iobot 66 bids. prime goods was reported at 73¢0. TsLLOW —Suics of 12,000 lbs. were mun at 10%. Peni .—Sales of 810 bols. were mais a. 26c, @ 30. W uALenong.—Respecting the New Bedford markt sbe rast week, the following noice ts given of & by the Whalemen’s Shipping List:— Che recent news of poaci ic Europe bas bad a favorable effect on the bone market, at TIs.; 9,000 Ibe. Ochotek and 8,000 do. Soutm Sea at prices not tranppired. ———— MARITIME INTELGIGENCE. (40 FOR Maw YoORE--vAIS Port of New Yoru, August 3, 1859, OLEARED. Seeaten, Roanoke, Couch, orfolk, 4e—Ludiam & Help k Cleopatra, Fenari, Mareeilles—D St Amant. Bare Verne, sikisson,Surscye.-sognea.araras & Co Mark G Warren, Patterron. Thomasun—B P Buck & Co “rig Ambroee + ight, Bryant, fort Spala—Yates vortarfie d ong J Dexter (Br). Shaw, Hulifax— Whitman Aros & mets, Butptice (Dutch), Bosmgaird. s.caibato—Fi che. Pizarro, Ward. Mobtle—Lavite & Hurthnt Bayley, Moblie—N H 8: ee thay Yanio), Goumaa, ead, Gi Porch & Meineke. Brig Union state, Foxwell. Baltimore, Brig Fannie, sres, Yaogor—Ingaiia & Carman, Kehr Helen, Lang. 8t Jobn~ Pos: & Small, Reor Kave Fi Sehr Chara, br L, & Comps febr Jeho, Burton, Schr W 0 Nettleton, Men Scbr Cherub, Bailey, Bath—McUvea & Stevenson. Schr A Me! eod. Hamilion, Portland -G L match & Oo. Schr J M Warren, ( hapman, New Haren—Masier, Sloop L Da: Philadelpsia—J W MeKee, Stonmer ite, ve, Kogers. Wilming!on—D ‘OMurray. . Acc mmac ~Maater. , Lu Mv inebec, ‘Hand, Fuitadelpbla. ARRIVED. Steamship Persia (Br). Judkins, Liverpool, Yal maseand passengers. to, Cunant. ‘arrives off the 8 At 6:30 AM. July 23, 7 PM, passed s eamehlp Arabia Kangaroo (Br), eensiown Zlet witn aise and passengers, to’ Job ved cf! tbe Battery at7 AM July 4. st 5 aM, passed Br bark Prince Chariie slecring SW; sume day. 10 AM, signatzed hip Jacob A Wesiervelt, hexce for Livarpoo!; 21th. 4: Miearmahip Ony of Baldeaore. wence. for Livercoals 2! Pict apeve sbio Wenssippt, atten, days from overdam fr Baltimore; same day, 8 AW, algoiitzed 8rabip Try, hence for Mirawie ima Doves, Pray, San "rancisoo, April 15, a ballast "a McGaw. Bas had very, eet winds, oxime and eqnelle for the last 12dave. July 31, lat $5 (7, lon 72 18, spoke brig Olaudie, from Parabbyls for the Delaware |. Coombe, <+/ eenoek, 44 dave. with coal, to Peter yeas been 18 dave from ike Grand Asnks, with lig: PW and WSW wince. July 10 lat 43 06, lon 46°87, saw an lee Pekin BRE Milam, Fl vant, Jnly 21, with sugar, to Mosex Taylor & Co. pore at Lower Qozrantine Rars #cscia (of Sarpawe))) Pivkham, Sait Cay, 11, July 22 with salt, to Waleh, Carver & Chase, Brig Princess Koval (8), Bix St George, Bermnia, daya with arrowroot, to Bmith, Jo & Co. Has experiescad bad weather from the eastward, during which lost mainvail ‘brig Enterprise (Sr), Wiseman, Windsor, 11 days, with pias ter. toD RB Dewar. 1° Baler Q Schr Jan B Deputy. n. eo") . DC, 4 daya, Rehr Bale Groth. Wurry, Potiadelonie, 7 dare Schr MB tshoney, Late, Philadelobia for Salem Sehr a Boon. Withers. Ph im’ Schr Rob Roy, Scbr aurora, Cott aabetbport_ I load and will come off next ee Weare ,. fchr Louisa. Baker, Bel son Dean, ‘prakwater ‘qockland, 4 days. Bebr Freakin Guat Boston, S'deys a oe oe ag ree ‘Boston, 8 days. fallett, Boston for Albany. boat ctemeg ety scan ie eaare. Jay a 1 mies nN i ft He Taland, evoke from Ranta Cruz for er Kennehes. Hand, Philadelphia. Steamer Petrei, Baker, Providence. SATLED. Steamsbips Africa (Br), Liverpool; Roanoxe, Richmond. New York ‘Tre Cunard mil steamship Africa, Oapt Shannon, sallet yesterdsy for Liverpool, with 119 passengers and $450,000 in wpecte. Sarr Joszrane—Meuritins, June 22 (by telegraph from Mar- seilles)—“The Josephine (American ship), Lindholm, from Ak- yab for Falmouth, has been burnt in Port Louis harbor.” ‘Tho J was an A1% vessel of 947 tons barthen, built at Elliot in 1882 ard is owned in Salem. Bent Mancaner/of Boston, from Bangor for Haver, tn inefeie f the bi a carried a erie ter) efielency o mos, and ci ‘away all hex ri direitos ing her a complete wreck. She has Siso Aled’ with Baie: July 21—A quantity of loose cotton (burnt salied through for nearly an tour by the lowa, arrives from Charleston (date, lat anc lon omitted), Lerwick, July 18—The Acbilles, from Bremen for New Or Jeans, which was stranded at Spiggie March 12 floated off 14th her ballast having been taken out. She is now lying at anchor and can be kept afloat with one pump. A sald is to come down to take her to Peterhead. Sr Micnazzs, July 5—A number of logs of American vive timber buve been picked up along the aorth side of thie island op one only could the mark *Quebec,’” in red, be dietingnish ed. "Nwo largo logs of tiabogasy have alao beoe picked up, Lavxcue— At traxbury. July 80. by Mr Paulding. « supe rior bark of about 30 tora, called the Smyrnaote tr Menta N ‘heggio & G0, of Boston, aud ta tatended for the ‘Mediterranean trade At Lubec Sth, fine brig of about $00 fons, not named, own 2 by Capt Rowell and others, She was bull by the Union Uo, ‘and will be commanded by Capt Rowell, Notice to Mariners. GuLy oF SIAM—-LO8S OF THE JOHN WADE. Ttappears that the spot where the John Wade was wrecked in the Guilt of Sism, April 26, was in Int 10 40 N, lon 101 48 E In the prevent charts there is no mention of any such rock. and wan here soundings bave been opiained of of 36 fath ‘a distance of 60 to 70 miles from the 4} ment officer recently employed in the survey atthe La nifor sa ‘Stam fn disooeed t0 soubs the existence of the rock in that ‘and the British Oo: Sulat Serakon writes tbut itis Goubted there. ‘The assuases Tock will however, now be inserted in the Admiralty marked jemen. Are &i;wertport Ist, bark Dr Franklin, pe) ie Ocean, ft ‘Belena “AplTi 14, with 90 bbls sp 260 home ‘200 bola wh oll.’ Beports spoke Ma: Ch fe Weaters Ground, Leonidas Devoll, Westoort, 60 ap; June 1, Pamelia Bloor had “ed. jometer from the 0 sp~ eure chron Towa, ju “oieora” Axio, Won 2 8p; middle of June, Thor Wioslow, Reed, Weetport~ had not seen a whale for 2 mon'hs. last of Jane, Orray Taft, Fisher, NB, clean; July 1, Mohawk ; middle of July, Iows, Movers, FH. oll poe Nd no) lst Se0:, Maria, abbott, Saat NBeaterd 26 fp 8, o thip Be wee Cfo Indian at NBedfor inst, ship Benj Tucker, Ocean, Bld bark Isabella, North Prete ide Ocean. rr at8t George, Bermuda, July 7, echr Rienzi, Milliken 4 monthe! cruise, with 17 bbls ofl; put in for fresh pro old ‘al June 24, ah'p Liverpool, Davenport, of Dartmouth, At ‘with 100 bbis ov. Off and on at Payta July 14, cea sp all told boune 10 Chill ad howe, Reporte, May of Gat Telands, Edward, saw ber Weexs, Dartmouth, 60 bola: 2th, ‘Onpray, Benton, NB, 43h 40, 1350 | ¢ Saichert, “G3, 60 Bole: Hi Ata B, 70 do: Res 19th, enw ath <iake 2 whales: 2, an bark Joseoh Meiga botliog Bark Susan Jane, at New Bedford trom 8 Vincente, re porteIn lat 86 06 N; lon 67 88 W, saw a large number of sperm "E letier from Capt Coin, of bark: Alabama, of Nant, reperta her at Tabiti May, 2%, leabthg: wou leak and leave for apetene By plot boat Moses Grigpell, A #2, Tet 40 10-Jon en—By nell, An 70 40, batk Joba Henry, of and from NBedford, on a cruise. Leora! é&e. bin, Queen of the Pact Dubos, hence July 28 for San bP sake J jal 31, mat 40 15, i conte, of Brwol, 1, from Havana for Fal ict 0 on 7225, from NOrieans for Liverpool, July 23, uta omy “ty ais: from Liverpool for NOrleans, July 9, 4788 Ton ‘andsia, Patten, froma Liverpool for N York, July 20, 3 ETatuiee 83 of tho naltoes ved 4 f nee Monmouth, Doane, from Liverpool for Bath, July 18, Na bers! 3 ray from Stockholm for Boston, was seen July no lat & "am hip Parthenta. steering 8, July 8, Jat 40 35, 1on 15, Bark Cata.ina, Lemoro, hence March 9for dondlulu, June 6, at 67 92, 1on 12 50, en WWilard, trom Richmond for.Liverpool, July 22, lt; 60 an Hinratha, Hall, from Antwerp for NYork, July 7, lat Bark Hadian Flinn, from Boiterdam for Boston, vuly 17, lat sCarrinde." of Portland, Me, was signalized no date, atts “4 wh Ps Jon S47 A berk steertr cahowring white signal with letior B in it, waa reen Julv aE in Int 25 50, sgE Tig, John H Counce ( or viacren) "Watts, from James River ‘cay ham, all hands sick but tain and one man, July IF. st nina oo Cape Wayerby pilot boat JM Water isp fant Oita from Boston for Alexandria, was Aug l, 507M, of “Foreign Ports, Anmmorsin, July 18-Bid #agle, Patten, and Oorra Lina, Pinekee», NYor! meshes Mare Poy fe ome a Main Fever, ‘St John, NB. Bld (hd vemelerd Na heme ee ¥ SER ER July 19—arr Henry Buck, Griffin, 8t John, Boureaux July 16-—Are Contlence, Pear, NewYork: Gea Tayior, Lurton, ao Maxtaa Bideoot, Morye, NUrieens; 170, . Jefrey Liverpool, July 20, ot ors, i dale Emile a A Fernand; Vou, WYork; 18th, Feicaso, DePrata, eer eetee . meee LAA OR. bi 2 unwe pearee, Onxen, and Nep- RD IN “HE 6 tue Bale RE Tenpi thaw, eee Menten Dairy dey trioxs be —_ 37th, de, Feidhusen, | ory ety friends in tae aL, “fvay trom bome fora, wna why Ww it et Homaay, Jure6-—Arr North Amertes, Oollier, Landon; Fre } °°) 0M, ue w! Tm the evooiry, amd the base end fain ngernol, Manaspore: Lombard, Kami, “verpoal; |» pasuspa el aa un wonied Doty soa iieedone ean, Wise in, Heo, Landon. Boleieof wie Tames, | wo are ie en ‘ot out iu nen aa iverpeal” , Hong ihe cipestive. vecur we dae no mesirines 1a, ent Famen: Boat: eto i Cee Darna Aaa 7nd “Chnpir, ‘yal 18—! Po sore Bryon eae et yom bs 8 Fr ong Rey riled Galates, Lunt Sen Frapenco; ce ee ‘vourne; tb, ), Pearce. do; So Or conte ory ihe, 1 Wm, Brizea, Poa onion: a htge sip tom do, ow. Cianrercos, July a Joho Curis. tian, Jor Lopde: the orth Bee, ns be per ton; Clen: S mee Gert won, bre eaha Jobuson, for do Re hres July img 9 shoes le, London (and sid for Bom- be >: tid, a olan (and eld for London’ nee ro satay Charlem.goe, Brown, a. ores. from Roverdem waa Arr Manlius, Pitman, 8 Petersburg for tothe coun er wib you. Beep toem in your bonse at home, Ahey ary tbe ony vafe remeay tor dmerhor, cholera, mortud ana all ‘diseases of the bowele te snd tar stabs a ATEINFELD, 70 ¥3 ntrost. tior eee isuntes, and by all grocers: OELSAAT GROTHKMS 48 JOHN STREET, Baya Dow oe hand fur the jobuieg tade the largest falb Damen) Pe: nd mantills trigomin; lea dre “hentlia ror headarewes a al ae Beriin, a SARS ‘aud Shetland i wool, ae c., &e. ‘Eistwons, Jaly " lene. Fatwourn, ': 20—arr Wen Woodside, Fennell, Havane, PR oc A “im 1sLe, July 1$--Off, Laure, Wilmeen, trom Bremen for _ PERBONAL. Guuscow, Jt Wade. Hoston (and from YOUNG FRENOW CADY. LADY, Tea CHING a FRENO; sata a Gpbeiy ner, ‘Barner, NYork (and (rom Greenock ‘Tbe two yous; ran FauR me ay) italia, b4 While street, on Wedur moccing at Dolce Gemnoer, Sale AA oid Se leone: Cations Bombay; Harps re requested to giv their address to Mae Moliaery, well. otover, IN York: eee is fae ent Prange anor | Tr Many BILLY, DAUGETHR OF TH8 Late ED- Gave, July 19-- Arr Louiga Haidh, MoLoon, NUrieaas, ld | 3}, wart Melly Bote! Keeper, sinogybaiier, ania will so~ 19th ramoset, Frost, Bi x Westiasd Fw, Duplin, ‘bbe will bear of Heivorr, Joly 19--arr city of Bat, Carney. NOrieaos, bata Me er neg a ar ‘ar of gome~ Hauirax, July 26— avr brig Lucretia, Maxwell, N York, thing to ber advantage. Her mowher's name was Margar LivesrooL, Ju Parker. Frit Urq pat thee Jetlerson,” Meagpm, i blepeen'ss 1d, de at 4 ship Alllence, DeForest, Charleston. rare 9, Dilitpetan, Callao; Patrick, Falea, Poi- pul Dunning. Sxolield, Cardiff aad Kio Sanat. | 10; 20, d Harmon, “urki lewrei ‘and; Kevenue, Pres, Wrork, shins Snd Le Wits Cliaten, Peni os Wim Chamberieia, Rnepn, Marvetlon, Wa Wirt, Wade boston. & Curit me, Curling, do; St Oharies, Ayal Alex ied bllen bags Leni Onicusa, then, ot Samael NY ork. 1a wb, WF Sebi Beare. Calcttts Wallace, Lae, Phi lade'pbva,’2let Joba stuart Bannon, New York, nt out Sib, Pomand, Leavity Cirle an ord ber of oe Weert, You Phusdeloh barteston, ‘Trixountsin, iutarch. Barker, few Yorks rbilscelpbia Ponte iro; 2008, Oovan i, Meloourne and stephen Glo saloatess damp: Con»tantine. Macuducs, Melbourne aod Genlone xc Garni Sp, and Gasti-e, ‘Sisipeoa, NOt jeare; Muphatan, Dixon, x York; a haas. Philatel- bin, P*-ONDON. July 19—Arr Eugenie, Bi Peaweols; 2th Globe. Coombe, Savanzah, 2iet. Perry it Pierve, Bartlest, Part ico; hveue, Parildye, and Harvard, atdervoa, Stalanzas, Vongnase, Davis Olevelan Valcetive, Tinker NYork (snd ald from Gravesend W bi Chandler, Wallingsoa, Bermuda; 2st, Fert pis and # ork r i0- Arr Uncle Joe, Sewell, NOrleaus. Sla Sth charlotte, Goldsuid, N York Wauxinics, May 14 Ayr Ganymede, Bramball, Bombay; Std, Volant. Burgess, ease Bay; Philomeis, Berry, Boston, 7ith, Frark, Very, Hombsy; June 1éth, India, Merrill, Calont ts Zin, Josepbing, Landho!m, Akyab for Falmoath (see Mis celier eour) ‘Slo Mey 10th, Springbok, Rogers, Algoa Bay; 13th, Nanbin, ihe fs Mceely, Penang. Wansen.ies, July 18—Arr Argiolina, Luvs, Now York: 19th, Celestia Howes and Calypao, tearpat, ao ‘Sid 10, alexan’ der Wise (brig), N Yor! Mauta, July 15—arr arom Weeks, Liverpool Rovwain, Mey 2—Sid Raritan. Wyat, United k Bidiee, woe ot i Pe os ana about July 23—#ld bark Mountain Kagle, Yates, Loe MONDAY, Aviguar 1 fen} ON BOARD it ecu: ray. 18—8ld G - pets Renter, Genitach!; 2h, maven, marked Harry of the Weet, Bmery, 8 Nevuaven, July IbePussed by, President Fillmore, Nel son, from Londen tor N York. PiymcotH, July 19—Off, Geo F Patten, Mitchell, from New York for Bam burg. Pareano, July ‘Sma Salus, Arkle, NYork. UEENSTOWN, July 19—arr Mauaan, Lloyd Cleveland, 81a Henry Hi , True, Liverpool ae do Id, alliance, DeFortest frou Charlestoa for Liver > Obanss; July 30—Arr ig James Smith, Calhoun, NYor'; Henry ibomss do. Cid 30th, ebip Uliver Moses, Uus ‘London y 10—Sid_A iS Thompson, smail, fa mouta, E, ote om ut, Higgins NYork. Yo. port ‘soin or Chanter’ ek ier ak, Fitiaer; Orphan, Sonth, and Fiettin, —, for N York; Oaroliva, Grindie, for Ndaven sr Titoxab, africa, about May 25—3id barka May Cusen, Gove N Coast; Jane 6, Hazard, Goodridge. Loand>. # sche “irom “sYork, name unknown, sid about Juae 8 for siver er JonNs, PR, July 20—In port brig BR Kirklend, Kuight, for Bsiimore ldg only am vessel tr Gronomfermuda duly 45—In port bark dilza Sarss, Cooper, for NYork same day. ‘art Gay. Kl, July 28-10, port barks Mary & Elizabeth, of Philadelphia, from NYors just arr; Cheater, from Uanary to Jord ior Hoston. joux, Ni. July 28— Are bark Dor!’ Laguen, Now Mic, Jackavan, Vhlledetphia; 264 a 0 nosler. NXors; sndeperdenee, do, Cid Soh tale Brlagew ter, Baratow, Liverpest: Dark Zidon, Ho.bro3k, Bald noes ‘Vico, July 11--arr Oarmen, Gerordo, NUriea3s, Home Ports. APALACHIOOLA, July 27—In port bark R H Gamble, Powel. for NYork, 1d, ALEXSNDKIA, Aug 2—Arr echre West Dennis, Crowell, Providence; Obronomever, Pearson, do; Mott sede'l, Unive, & Tork Elvabeth, Boker, éo. ‘Sia'brig Jatheriae isoxera, Brit chs Gs ‘gorge Dearing Finghsm, and M Masva, = dot o ‘Kvernbam, ¥ yor! “ALGINY, ag i mare pobre Rebecce & Hannah, Venughan; Mall Mereball, aud A M acken, Acken, ne le me mond ‘Brookhavea. Cla schr G H Van Name, Vao fee Bubs stonwnove Wiliam J. Tallow, Saltmor " Puiness Spregae, Mathews, Filadelpt ship Hal- vella (Sorw), Jeakeen, “cottenburs barks ME boaworta Baker, Feyal; ipten) Barges, Snow! Cienfuegoe; briga Vivid (Br), Huriace. Palermo; ‘Tarr, Eieaoath port; echra Crandall, Megsthiin, Baltiscre; *now Flake, aug a. Heory 8 Johnson, Lockwood Filadéipaie; Ald, Knglieh, do: Charloite, Whittier, lizabetby nal for thtee rigs (ue ‘rench). Old bark Henrs ear meteor, i scars Benj L Berry, saltimore I We rey, wiea'seto Hand 6, bark Sictiian (wud anchored veiow). aki AZE abID usc cka way, Larkin, Caaiz; bare Avels, Kea- drick. Obarlestoa; Br brig ida, Morrison. Cienfue; BALTIMOSE, ‘avg 2— arrmeniaer Joseph Wiltney Howes, | Puver Ones Face Love {oi =% Faller, Boston; Bonde daria, Oollias, #10 muda; ketch ie ee Asbins, Monrovia, WO Seneeras BEVERLY, July 28—Arr echr Zeraph, allen, NYork. oe ‘uly 20—Arr achr Oaapian, BRISTOL, Aug. 2- Arr schr: Daniel Morrie, Hooper, Dela ity; “Lobia & Hanneh,” Perry, oe LaNviNG (Warwick) Aug 2crF schrn Joka Crocktord, Smith, alexandria; Reaper, Knokett, Port Kwen CHARLESTON, July 0 are searnehip Marjon. Foster, York; ship Ernat Moritz arndt (Srem), Hnealoop, York. At Quarantine, brig Heyward darkiey, Matinzue, 81a Bist, ship is H Tucker, Tucker, Liverpool; bark Virgenes (Span), Pages, Barcelona. Castine. July 21—Sid brigs Beaver, St Orolx; Abner Tay- dor, Zapley, Barbacos. AGHIAS, July 29—In port, echra Givsey, Ingalte, Peg Norion, for do; 28th, sld sche axon, Ro- , 29th ald cbr Neptune, ‘Natter, do. eT GREENWICH, Aug i—Arr sehr Panthea, Potter. Elizabethport. FaLl River, Aug 1—Arr echr Martha Collin Uhre a and proceeded to Dighton; 2d, passed up, schr all 7 from ninceneae auppored tor Somerset BORLVESEON, Jaly 2t—Ary brig Tocco Blouas, Novotrs ti cee toload for Havana, Cld 18th, brig South. Suekney, NYork; bark General Greene, Atwell. do. HOLMeS'S BOLS, Aug 1. P—Arr achr Excelstor, Rellev. Philadephia for Boston. Sld echra i B Puts, Sarah Ann, and ALD. 24-—Arr brig Northman, Land, Boston for Ballmore; achre Era, £mub, Philadelphia for ; Hampden selle, alex ander, Philadelphia for Salem; Kudora, Curtis, Port twen fr Gloucester; Hyevs, one Biizabetbport tor Newburyport, Bla ert Ariadne, 8 8 Garricon. Bemains at 8 aM, from #s, the above arrivals ot to-day, and schrs JU: Excelator. Fe spain ), Aug 2—Arr sehr John 8 Curtis, Clark, Jerscy | must be on by the pore LUBEO, Jul Pocasset, Turner, NYor Cotisge, Marden, 3 Fore; 20Us Gun” noe nol Pain” detphio: 3 Leopard, Mot ee ‘York. Ast, Gen Pes- uae a ry tian, x04, W Fork: Kobert Movermett, Soseph Weaver V sharp, sharp; Geo i Green, ireen, Paugasast, Waplec, wad | fee) Dfamond Hus ting 18 Gola cameo sieeve butiors. ‘Megathiin, Phila- ve ve bul Cottine, | $9 Gp amuranry yoot ot law, @ part 7s thn samuel bg ar sora WilO INQUIRED AT THB MECHA. should joy cueat Weablagivn, “I found «fred Easton, Begs con und 4 , Bag, ploy on a Souls and Get bis xew list of patents, costs le information besides. pas AXPRESSM4N WHO TOOK A\TRONK FROM THE, eorper of Grand and Ludlow stresis be pleased ta Voave 1136 #irat av between Six ‘and seventh stroou, Lost AND OUND, ) ere WaTCH, NéAK HUPS,N J. THEOWNSE can have it by paying cha ard proving property. Addresee break, Je vcomomowse, Wis, i eel Itc Bd Pa O8T- SLT@REN NIBLO'S GARDEN AND MANHATs jan Dotel. a pocketbook containing » note for about $260, made by Enos Tart due tn January, 1560, and one about made by Jas. D. thomas fine os day after dete. re hereby w arsed 94 g te same, sas the above postnibook ard wove. by retn alien ne & ouikley, No, 49 Chumbers street, wil OTA SMALL YELLOW ITALIAN GREY TOUND slut. Any one returning the same 13 Madigom aquare, north, wil get $6 reward steamer Joby ks, 8 larze white Y.; suppored to have ed by mistake, ns strani mark Saseata trash Will please call kyear five, No. Dose ON TUESDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUSTE road wi between Grand and Houston streets, lery,® pair of gold spectac.es The be libcruily rewarded by remaraing the sane tod We, Sever, 231 Broadway, or No. 100 Kast Sixteen:h i il LOSt OX TUXSDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST 21aa rea following notes and 0 notes and check ware endorred, an ibe public are osntioned.aguinal negodlatiog ie ane note drawn by Nuybor & MSNally, at sit moaiba from Augusts, 1809 for $1 ote drawn on B. fa. al atsix months for $178, aad Sa oI eck ‘trawn bd. Wm Bry Pe on Fulton Be: No. for $°8 75, wil favor of 2, and 15 ‘Sie ote. The Guder wil receive. he above with Mayher & McNally, eo siiteral reward by 197 Water atreet, New York. OStT-ON THE WIGHT bo a JULY 2, A PAIR OF “eg in paging from Tompkina square: py, relic the vais. or Sting Seba! e given if returns toh. W. Bowyer, No. 4 Crosby OFT—Aa EMALL FULL LENGTH DaGUERREOT: Pa, {pan oval ve.ve. cxse The Sncer will be rewarded om deaviog ine-same.at {he slere of Deukse, Smith & vo, Gi Water street, New York. Losnarch THE STEAMSHIP PERSIA, OR ON THD wharf wrere beer, oie was landed mall leather ‘voliae., m ‘The finder.will please return ie to fork Hotel, where any expense will Be paid, a (peg BOsRD ian aeee LONG BRANCH, . rl tani piace “of bined alk sé bevy Ge ome econ 8 vi vi :! r will be suitably. rowatiod’by rem ‘The fin furning it oo. L, Rabitte, 2% Murray street. ‘| _ WATCHES, Jw ELRY, oe qi? ¥O ii Wilt “ataeer, Tae MOST EXTRA ordinary iow price list of watcbes in the aa Pe ppanhe. asured thet e' watel ted eutisfacdion to tne purehas os te “init fe all that in necrerarv, nnd exam ne belore evo ‘Unrat We ia nrg id Bunting Avchor Levers . Gold Open Pace Watches, 18 Uarat. i. Gold Open ace anchors, 18 Carat. “0 Gold lndepeadent second Watcber. worth 195 Biiver Box ting English Patent Levers. , worth = hilver Hunting anchor Levers . 10, worth Bilver Open #ace Lepines. 6, worth 12 ans Dern B ateber a Ladies Bnamelled Hiner, ane The Mk alUaN WatcH in GOI IGVER DASEe “bnd BAGLisi PATEN© LSVERS of OLKBRATED MAKERS at 4 reduction of 50 per cent below retailers’ J. MA DUFF. Remember, No. 1) Wallsireet up attire. — Wat: d and warranted i. B. for rear fi sum of §2 by thet best workmen: aa ‘alum? FaCT.—_WE lo } SELLING Gold sleeve butt»: 233 BEE Golo cameo ard faucy stu: Gold cameo ladien’ beenat 3 i i #5 each, Goid cameo ladies’ eerrin| pairs Gold cxmeo breagipins aud oer sets Gold California diamond breast plow Gold band oracelets.. phy! Fd Gold embossed vand bracclets, to's Gold vast Care fine patterns. ats per & bitmap «98 cents each, linder watebea’warra is Bilver triaon jeweled lever watcher, Bliver hunting cylinder watches, warranted. aa Silver huntiow thirteen je weil Seach. bilver bunting patent levers, 15 each, Gold cylinder watches, warren 18 each, Gold thirteen jeweled lever swataben ‘warranted. .$7 50 exch, id buntiog “cylinder watches, warrauted...........8%0 enche old hunting lever watches, warranted. ..... to $75 each, Gold bunting patent lover watches, rarraniod 33) Ba) v0 $160 po r time an cares, ‘econd ‘hand’ watthee aid od fold and allver tn exchange. Watches ‘leaned Yor $1, and war: ted for twelve months. All styles of jewel pies ithe Broxdway cheap Jewalry siore, roadway 331, Broadway 331, browdway S31. iit 7 UL Waul SRRET PARTIES IN THE OOUNTRE AL ceniriog to purchase watches caa send for tho price llee and I will pet to their order any bind of a watch they may wind lgnt | desire, packed securly by any of the ex antes on re~ econ celpt of money, should Be Ot eult the. mon money will the watch elog sous back, The express chargea ee sar, J. MAODUFF, 11 Wall street, ‘up ota'rs, N ANSWER TO THE QUEST! aRE AN rornia Winmondat Thy Ont) leaae aaa Cal ‘RIG, hug 2 Arr echr Elizahoth Segar, Kenyon, NYork. 8id echr Bilza Potter, Fotter, Phiadelpnice a Pe ks diaond qe gy pe SY Z1—Cld starship Magnolia, Fowler, be fnjures ry cilher aur or water. Call and ‘eve thee Mow Galveston and ndiabows: sup Helows, Yuanoa, Laverpool: barks | 64 in wll at gold they make the bansomeatrivgr, pi 3m lene, Greenman, La lie; New Orleans (sromen), zn, care, bom gt owe rice te rio gy ings “AUR AFT (by tel) bark Fredk Lennig, Sumner, Philadel- all. 381 Broadway, 831 drosdway. Bit Gia ties rie, Knudson, London; Maid of 01 Fr Towed fore 20h na ship Artisan, barks Wm Henry, and 0} NORFOLE, Aug 1—Arr Br schr Medium, Eisenbour, Halt fax. NEW BEDFORD. Aug Arr achre Island Belle, Sherman, Philadelphia; Jane, Weeks, Wareham for NVork’ 44, bark Susan Jano, Cities, Yerd Mook) A effec saved from the fae Wie bark Sea Flower, and brig Pigras): sok polobia, Miller, be a belaare City. Sid 2d, gehts Mars, Rowell ), Philedelphis; Jane EW PORT, & a Henry Gardner. N rs ‘J 0 Chew, bit thee, Taunton for mayors jwen; Kaquimaux, Buea Dighton for Newark. vl on Aug l—Arrschr John R Watson, Packer, 2 Smita, RW HAVEN, Aug 3—Azr schr Sarah Rilzabeth, x York. “£ld -owhatan, Eiizabethport- TA, AUg’'S—A1F slomer Boston, Peilew, N York; bark Belle, ie boson: achra W A Hammiond, Gaia, er, Boston (and eld ‘Yor! PORTLAND, Aug 1—Arr achra J Hathorn, Veazie, Bo a Damon, Piteber, Pbladelpita; Novtsern Ligh Mla, N pEORTEMOUTH, Aug 1—Arr schr Jane N Baker, Hand, PROVIDENCE, Aug 2—Arr steamer Westchester, Jones, N x © Runyon, Mathews, Gecraewowa, DO: TRoraas Hobiuson, Georgetown; Sea Witeh, aq Paijadeiphie; or, Hucketl, and Levi aowe, pero art sen. Bart, Por: Ewen for Pawti rita Penny, Port kwen;slsops ieage f Beymon ‘mopdout, 08 Appleby, NYork. Bld echrs John i Dart ‘aires | Gules H indioon Leeda; Warren 0 Melon, Leeda, and Maris J Cariton, Shailer, Piadetphias 0 8 8 Waigoa. Harkins, and A Papooat Eapooat 4 Phinney, do; sloops Proof Ginss, 1 Win 8 Mount, Tyler, do, rr meamer Jamestown, Skthner, N Baltimore; paakee Blade, psaaatei ner depnhate neh ar IPOBTREX’ PRICEI—REAL tay - A mond th bce earris 7a, c)0sten. eabacate Uae oes of an kngah ropt Call. before fore purobanag a sierors ‘#t 331 Broad way— S31, Watches retalied at wholes wale prices 331 Broad mere LE FORT & CO, MANUFACTURE JeWELRE cbeaper than any house in th: Country would do well eal and cxaunie our gee elsewhere. the lowest yeenbe Seton 4 toerat discount for cach. 1G. Li Ls POT £00., TT Nassau street, first floor, ‘ATOBES AND JEWELRY BEPAIRED, IN THE pif borhmanner,b emer as are Hireet, formerly of No. 11 Wall gure’ Bee oe ape aa EDROOM BNAMALLED FURNITURE, lore and styive of and warrantsd masntasegy frewo and Gowers, tH. FF gate TOR, Ss 388 Onnal street, mW ocaer, E* all Leslee and wpe, Waneeh wa WARD, 27 Hor bea ee PPORNITURE BOUGHT FOX READY MONBY.—A FATE, value given in read; arpets, books, o., at 123 nixth avenue, betwoek pian, carpets “ FOO}. FURNITURE MODERN AtYL" OF arg mannnteetared and for sale Roy On aSON, Hndeon street, wew York. Il gaenae a appileation, by snail or other leer THE MILOPARY, Fry, Balls Pee te Spay ae: S x peadiy; mye Valley, MeLell nitty ‘snare NOMPANY F, eee SE Bee Cid akin Vicor Reed, Prebl ga riday evering, th inat» at conte BAN FRANCISCO, July 6—Arr #1 sn Wee rendgett idea cent ing Pry rated. Pete {Ts Baer ort cable ant the members should be punctuat tay 4 vel Hil, Folsom, ene Es attendance on this oovasion. }; barks William Kircheer (Old), a ae elie ip, Cariton, Puget Sound: poe th Fen Dayton, Vio toria; Br ardner, th. whip Hornet, ‘Mitchell, NYork; barks N SPerkng, ik ilchlo, Tumba Bak, Frances, Siina, Puget Sound; Sarah Parks, Peudiewn, John. Biih Eupesr. 2, hog ship Kathay, Stoddard, NYork; Atins, RYLMINGTON, NO, Aug 1—Arr poor J X Geo Hallock, FST AR’ July 26—Are achre Marte mtn nis, Jiaker, NYork for @louneeter” (awh st Kesmond, Parnes, Giz fork; Jamon & ba’ Pavilia, Naber, hosoa toe eros Staunard, Doane, Gloucester tor do (nud both ald 5 tei, Thuadeptie, 29h), Bid 29a, sche Marietta, T.Al MARPHY, Secretary. eoerecstine _MISCELLANEOUS, UCFION NO 8 BURN ANS va iat tae Bx. prens.ard furniture packing ental roaniag it weet mi Bleventh street, beween rink and Wich housebo'd furniture of every description shipped loll partert ins conntry; pianos, mirrors, ching wared packed and moved ‘wt Large: tre ofthe, removal of turaware to We comnteye: F eohrs W A Ellis, Turner, Bpring ont drat the nile nai hours of the day. OOK'S EITHATION WANTRD—BY A MOST tent widow wonian. ay frat claan OvOst sath the different branches of cookery, all i kinds 9} Cee and fouus; wll Kinds of jeu uederdands, alt ait the orders taurant oF hotel: exsotient baker; oxo make Ploawo onl for two daze at} {5 Veonacd ay in the reer, near West Brondway, Reference if required,