The New York Herald Newspaper, August 15, 1859, Page 8

3 ———— Bror'gtyn City News. ‘Pweravenon oF 4. YaveraRy Mawvracrony BY Finn —A fire woke out in No. 67 Furman street, between one aad two @ederk on Benday morning, cocopied by Mr. Wm. Dean ‘Bar the manufacture of mustard, and known as the Valcan ‘Manstard Mills. The tire was discovered by the orew of bar” Year police boat No. 3, commanded by Coxswain Nesbits, ‘who proceeded to the building with all practical speed and Droke open the door, They found the inside Led wisn » smoke, rendering % utt rly tmposmble to save any apy thing. engines #00n Came upon the ground, aad 2 Worthington engive in one of the Fulton boats alzo played upon the builaing from the river. @ thames, ‘which bad burst out in large volumes, were auporencod af ‘ter a comparatively short time, snd the fire was Coa fined to the butiding in which it originated. Toere wes : Jarge amount of stock on hand, boh munutastured an A ‘im the original etate, ail of which, with the exception 0! some two or tree bags, was destroyed by the tre or the Hood of water whicd was thrown into the buriding from ‘he nelgdts above and tho street below. From soar wnces, the fire must bave originated in the engine F . en the first floor, whecce the somes eoam seses 10 Lon) ‘Tapper stories. The engine ie but slightly da Das We machinery was to ‘Aly destroyed. Tao wooawore of ‘We building is a] burned, eo thateveryuaing will Dave ; ‘be renewed in order to make tt fit for avy Purpose, a @ not known bow much material Was in the bal wg at the time, but it 6 evident that the waive of the contents destroyed aud damaged wil} reach romething hike $12,000 or more, Tho Duiaiog i@ of sione, and the walls consequently remain ‘unipjared. ¥e 6 owned by Mr. R. 8. Haviland, and it wili take wt loast $5,0¢0 10 repair it. The workmen cleaned tae ougiae on Baluraay, preparatory to recommenctng operations on ‘Monday, and i¢ ig therefore porsiole that the fire origina ted from the bot ashes, Both building and contents were insured, Burcrars Cartcrep —On Saturday evening Captain Sau: man aud Sergeaat Holbrook, of the Tnird precinct police, captured two burglars in the house of Edward Vail, No, 269,Union street. Tne family of Mr. Vail are absent in the country. A lady residing next door, delug ‘ware that they were not at home, bad ber saspicioas ‘aroused py seeiog a man look out of one of the ‘windows. Sbe theroupon informed the police. Tae Bbove officers found the doors and shutter @loced, but im trying the basement windows found them ‘wrfastened. They cnvered and saw several piles of 200s Dundled up and ready to be carried away. Every room in the house had been ransacked, te closets broxea open, ‘and puch things as the thieves did not think of suilicient ‘Yalue to carry away were scattered about the floor. Afver ‘examining every room the officers proceeded to the attic, where they found two men secreted under the aouttle ‘Mey offered no resistance, and were at once takea into wusiody. Sergeant Boibrook bed previously been on the oot, which led the burgiars to think that they were ‘watched from that quarter. They stated toat bad ‘hey Bnown no one was op the roof,they could ossity have ercaped. The accused were committed for a bearing oer names were William Datwo and James Moore. Me eveniog previous otters Swexholm and Pow- ell, of the Third district, arrestet a young man named Jobn Degan, in Cotumbia etreet,cn suepicion of baving felonioualy entered the nouee of Rev George fay Jor, in Summit street, the aay previous, and stolen there from anvmber of articles of value. The family of Mr ‘Taylor are out of town. The accused was seen about the viewity under guspicious circumstances by a neighbor, ‘who gave bie description to the police, and they succeed- ed in exreeting him. He was committed to answer. Ser. geant Smith, of the Third precinct, requeats the heads of families about going into the couatry to leave their ad ‘Gress at the station house, in order to let the officers Know their houses are untenanted. In such cages the pouce are instructed to pay particular atrentioa. War Urox rae Hoss anv Goats —The police of the Ninth ward have been unusually vigilant for some daye pest in arresting the owners of hoge and goats within ‘Weir precinct. The Ninth ward is very thialy settled fo geome parts, while in others it le densely populated. Bone Doiung establishments have been located there, and pigs nd goats are kept and raised in great numbers, which makes tt exceedingly disagreeabie to thoss who do not Akeep them and are st the same time compelled to live ‘within the reach of the odor arisiog from them, and ‘recently the pig population has peen — fasreased consequence of toeir expulsion from up town, New York, This has magnifed the nuisance to such fn extent that the authorities bave been compelled to perrons were charges of vi> Mating the ord’nances iu maintaining nuisances. They all pleaded guilty, and rentence was suspended for tho preeent ‘en prow'se of takingitucir property out of the ward or to wpome distant part of it Durizg the afternoon of saturday fifty two more arretis were made, ali of whom were hol for examination to-day. Those arrested represertea 175 Dogs and 48 goata, Some owned as highas twenty and the majority stated that they oaly owned one or two, while tt is well known tbat gome of these own hogs and Boats by the dozen Several esiablishments m the Ninth ‘ward are known to have bundrede, snd one or two over a hogs. | Tpere appears to be a determinatoo on ‘We part of the authorities to avate the nuisance,oy inflict- tog the Penalticn provided by law. If they ao eo, ver; good. e police will certainly do their duty if aided by Se and magistrates. If not, their labors will be in. Suscpe.—On Friday night last a man evidently abou, thirty yearsofago, dressed in a tight ficting cloth cap, Grab frock coat and pantaloons, committed suicide by de- Hberately jumping from the stern of the ferry boat Gowanus, sbortly afer leaving the New York sp. de Bupk and was seen uo mere. No oxo appeared to know who be was. Ananst oy Srsrrcrep Brrotars —Yesterday a’ternoon two young men were seen operating in the rear of Rev. Mr. Carpenter’s res!d«nce in Second place, under circum. meee of a suspicious charac: Sergeant Smth and efficer Compton, of the Third precinct police, prooseded to the nouse and took both into custody, Upon their persons were found the following artcies, doubtless stotes:— One watch case of tortoise shell, numbered 16,437; one ret of pear] cbarmg, with anchor, Deart, &:.; a heavy g0'd pep and pencli; three gold rings, oue eet with nar apd marked “E BS,” one lady’s void peacil aad oas aiiver pencil, suepended to @ black silk ribbou; one lwiy’s extenvion pocket beok, covtaining $17 in bills, Tae ac cused, who give their names a3 Owen Moss and George Holmes, were locked up im order to enavie the owners of he above property to identify it, Cuance or Hichway Rosuexy.—Sergeant Ferry, of the Third precinct police, yesterday arrested ward Cassi @ay, the supposed accomplice of Samuel Cardoso, who was arrested on Friday eveuiag for knocking down and robbing Mrs Kelsey, of No. 14 East Warren sirect, while walking in Smith street, near Schermerhorn. Tne’ ac- evsed was comp itted, aud both partiegj@ill be brought oat for examination to-day. Personal Latelligence. ‘The Oswego Palladium rays that Michael Higgins, an Yrith laborer, woo bas been recently employed on ‘the mreets of that city, at six shillings a day, bas become ber to an estate in Ireland worth an annual income) of £7,000, Gov. Wisner, of Michigan, recently pardoned a convict mamed Brioget Murray, on condition tbat spe would anatain from intemperance, a vice to which sho appears to have ‘een addicted, and the source of ber troubies. She, how ever, failed to make goed her promise, and has been re- tarred to prison. The Easton, Pa., Express says that Sherrard Clemens, of Virginia, now on a visit to bis brother, Dr. J. B. Clemens, of aston, had 8 portion of bone, wnich had been detached, ‘and was a source of much irritation to his limb ever since ‘the duel with Mr. Wise, removed, The bone was quite jargo, and with it was removed a portion of the ball dis- ‘ebarged by his opponent, waich had become embedded in ‘the bone. Hon. Caleb Cashing, of Massachusetts, is in Washington. James Buchanan eet hb § » Bephew of the President, ‘was married at Annapolis, Md., on tbe 9:b inat., to Miss Mary B. Nicholson, daughter of Col. Josepn H. Nicholson, of that place. Arsistant Attorney-General McCalmont has been ap pointed acting Attorney General during the brief absence ‘Of Judge Black from Weahington. General Goyon, Commander of the French troops in Rome, has been proclaimed a Roman nobie by the corpo- ration. A derpatch from Vienna of the 2d of August says:— Prinee Ricbard Metternich leaves to morrow for Paris, ‘and is the bearer of the answer of the Emperor Praacis Joveph to an autograph ictier of the Emperor Napoleon. ‘The Ewperor will receive to-day the Marquie de Banne- ville, Euvoy of the Emperor of the French. bs Meee Bishop of Nancy, and first chaplain to the Emperor Napoleon, has been named Archwisnop of Bourges, in the room of Mgr. Dupont, deceased; Mgr. Desprez, Bishop of Limoes, is appoin ed to the Arch. ‘Disbopric of Toulouse, vacant by the death of Mgr. Mio Jand; the Abbé Oré, Vicar General of Beauvais, succeeds Mgr. Mevjavd iv the Bishopric of Neocy; and the Abbé Frorchaua, Vicar General of Angoniéme, replaces Mgr. Desprez a& Limoges. The Avbee Eptvent, care of the Ua &heoral of 81. Bricuc, is pamed to tue Bishopric of Aire, vacant by the death of Mgr. Hiraboure, ‘The Dutch General Gunckel, who was lately condemned to death for poisoning bis mistress, has had bis sentence commuted by the King to twenty years’ imprisonment. He is, however, upwards of eighty years of age. Toe Emperor Napoleon on Slat of July at 3:. Cloud re- ceived General Kallergis, who delivered the letters which acoredit bim as Minteter for the King of Greece, and also the letters of recall of his predecessor. On leaving the Ezmperor, the generai was presented (o the Empress, who held the Prince Imperial by the band. Prince Pau) Esterbazy has arrived in Paris on a mission from the Emperor of Austria. Countde Persigny, French Ambassador at London, has Jeft Paris to rotura 19 his post. The Marquis de Palaviccino bas left Paris for Inter- Jaken, with the Emporor’s answer to the Duches of Par- ma’s lower. M. Mon, the Spanish Ambassador at Paris, has revarned to bis post, after a short absence. ‘The Grand Duchess Mary of Russia, sister of the present peror, accompanied by her Royal Highness the Prin: ‘gees Maric, her Royal Highness the Princess je, his Royal ‘Highnees the Prince Serge, bis Royal Al a; eee saa a very numerous suits arrived at Do- -), 00 the 30th of July. They’ Teco landing by lhe bared and Garhess de Bruanoe A number of Royal Academicians have presented case to Mr. Maciiss ag a siga of caneretalation nd admiration of the finishea a; ings of hia great cartoon fa tho new paiace of Westminster” Prinoe Jerome Napoleon, the Emperor’ to be sufferin; severely rom. on which, "tee Sereaton the stomach Prince Napoleon ana ust Princess ‘Mathilde were in constant atteudauce on Weir meee ‘The Madrid Journals of the 26h ult » Btate that a ‘ber of deputies now at Da Granja nad waited onthe Gen, fo congratulate her on her pregunucy, pices A letter from Naples of the 200n of J; gceme wat the canonizstion of the orcsont king't motes fs progr.cesing at Rome, and that ane has aire: ond the grade of“ veveraoule,”’ and wii woo yor une rene ommary to the seen the tive a enceep Is perbunde? tht sue eame dipmicy IY, BAYR :—It Wy ‘Duchess of ang the Prin , attended by Colonel Parves end the Goo Mary, be ya ee o provided for tae entertainment of the dist dguianed po A dance followed, and the estivities vere pro fouged wil nearly one o'clock. ‘The Queen of England end royal feraity sailed round the pquadrop at Spithead on Saturday, Juiy 30. Royal saiutes were trod, Ac. The Russian squadron joined in the de- monstration. An Evorgment.—An event occurred in Clinton hich & youbg man, George Hodges Finn, accompanied be hie wife, an invalid. arrived from Oswego, aod took lodgtngs ‘at the Cliptow House. Since then facta have come to ligat which place the partics in a delicate light’ The voor bed ridden woman {@ not bis wife, but we wife ofa mau nanos Steele, ib Oewego. from whom and hee two childrea sor had twice before rua away, and whom have as oftea wet comed her home aga’n. Immediately oa bie arrival Choton, be wrote bome to the wife he left, that he be found emplos ment and woud be likely to do weil by atay ing. She wrote for money for the sustenene of hei aad child; und getting no reply, an 1 fearing lest be a) de ill, in Ber anxiety she borrowed mogey to pay bin * visit, When she arrived and found out the true state o! things, she war overpowered. Till thea sbe nad Bad faitn tw ber husband. ‘The true wife left for Osweeo Woture dey, heartbroken and alone, Mra, Steele is still in Clinton forsaken, friendess, and her death daily expected. — Telegraph, August 12 Arrivals and Departures. ARRIVALS, Atibe Everett House pe >. cue. Be & Fd ed et Craiy 00d era, Waamogion, VW. Cj : Reunedy, serampblo Clty of Manchester: Tasmad Dizon’ Ta J #ryen, Sew York; W P. We'ls, \d and servaat perop; Jay Gould, Gailsboro, Pa ; £. 0. Wines, Vasbiagtoo Pa ; W. D Ryder, Juan B’ Fernandez Luis M. Veinaco, Garon M. Vaiuato Kiguel’Q Quitieres, Cube; Mannal Delgad and son, Havana; sud servant Mire Ky 5 8. Mi: Ws, N. St John, B_& Bt, John, Miew E Pope. Alabama; John 0 Wa ker and wil =e oo, soon give Sy 3 Bom, weorgia: “So. Kandoioh, Phiadetphia; W A Reed Desmoines, jows, Miss 8 ‘fan Dokkum, Cincianau; J Gacduer Sepderson, seranwn, Pa. rom R'chmend 4c, ia we steamship Boanoke—J Lyous, W toa a's Cramp, W Wood, W Shanks, © sla Drk & Wil Jee Conway G W Tarrant, @iss Minnise mies Lyons, @ W Minis and lady Mise & & Mowbray, Mee & Jramp, Mre Tilleca, afrs Wicel, L L Budgings W Huesseom Lu Brickhouse aud Isdy, A_L Scot W W G W Tucker, Mr dudeon, J ® Tucker, J J Perxinen Greenher, Thomas oy. T Gray, Wm Reed. x Daffey, esi acd twe chiidreu Mra Burrioge and two children Lieutenant Griel. Mr Lindey, @ lock, lasy 3 Sheppard. Mrs W ‘Sartholowew Mra Campet) acy, T Hyslop, B W Wilson, “From Kew Crieang and Havana, in the steamehip Graneia— Mia 8 Walton, Signora Juana rans, Adolphus ever 8 L Ger Bepimour, BB Betcuutee, 4 Marks, G Close and wile, Oss? mour, otc) st pon, J R Pesce. and 64 others. jor Fouthanmpton and Herre. in’ the steamablp Ocosn For fonthampton and Havre, te: Queen W 8 Sgerton, of Baltuwore; Albert Seneurer, of New urieans; Av; 8 Berbert, of New York, York, Ricoard and infant, of uake Sa ry 4 Coguiane, A Hu ore) Beet of New Yors: P Biquera, of Lima, Peru; Tce Leon, of Lima, Peru; katevan Mon.ero of Lima, Peru; Carlos Obamberlain, of Lima. Peru, antonio Urretts, of Cuba; Pedro Letechefa, nf Cuba; Joho Counelly, My Latoria and lady, of Val; « , of Cal: 4 Ruenprecht, of Mobile; © Villeneave, of New York; Frav eis Morgan, of Chicago; Th sebeiro dos Santos, wife and ebild, George i uke and Mrs G ri 2 %, of Chicago; Juan'® Marques, of Havana; W Stevenson. of Chiesgo; Dr Dnch and lady, ef Chicago; Hoon Ouring Misa H fimon, a Vivie, A Paeroch, of new York; Victor Ganses, P M Crandall, lady and daughter; Charles Aurry. W G Wood. George T Les ri, New York, Jobn beys, Jose Gallego, New Orieans; de Kerenx and bree childrea, Kentucky; Thomas Hail Tree William Henry Dunn, (alr Juffens, Caltfornia; Horace W Lodge, Alexander Gain) Tames Camel, @r Li New Jersey; Nathan Philips, © Claude, Roher: York; Mr Sernard, lady and two children, Vincent Toraelli and lsdy, New York: Mde Kiwer, Mies E Taillier, by, Mra Bene, Californis, Miss Sretwar, Mr Leopold sretterr. Dr De Lamar. Oaliforeis; a Lobren. Sew York, jer, J OP Uileers, of sh Jobus. Frederick Rous, of Ne Troombly of Boston; Mr Borie, lad, t ork; Beory Ulrich Perri Bernard, @ H KD, ay drens Bafbl, Cincinnat; Oh- ries ‘Talbot, bay ‘and eniid: Delayre Lugiere, Jomo Gesson, George Christoph Mr “F Sullivan, fa, Mr Lewis, California; William etars, Andrew Jyaralimir Mr Perret, Mr arban, of Cal; Beman'Level, Vi2 tor Ceraz, Major Jones, Catherine Smith, Jean Weber, ‘Mich Wauler, § F evivg, Philip Kisth, wife and two children:’ Mada Buber and infant Conrad sinkler, wife and fofent; F Leusterer, sla bew Funk, & Simon, # Merz T doetzer, Braun. Joho Lender, & Kelala, albert Hompel, Me 0 Wa: wary Duded Nicolaus tteften.” Guile hohrer, ‘Toesdore hod, Jobn Raithlez’ Kath Konig, stephen Cangrrare, Ber‘rand Rr taro, Carl F aindewttz, vebartiain Munich, A L Pothis, Gutreppa Monacoa, Gulsepoi Marri. Antonio Duptlo, Cari (ange, Cari vikler, Brort Jauss and wife Jean Oubola, Al honed Cabant. Otto Loes, almedee Deagrottea, Justia Jole Tam and twochildren. Robert W: Foal 28 "specie BON For tavavneh, G8 , in the steamsbip Florida:—Mra L Hogan. Andrew Young, G #'Bavoock, WH Davie Mie J Nord, ise Bilen Moriarty’ Mra Weltbom, Mire Walthom. Mr ani ire m MiEvieat and two toterte, J utierworth. '« J Muller. ena, . Mr and Mra Jas Mtg, HE sclitac doh avery oF Tunedene eH Neds Roses dW Roberta, & W Chamberiaio ND White & Hodges, HO Mrang ¥reD_ Willams, Thomas W sins, Jono C Hy Jpn Geigh, PP Lewis, arthur Macon.’ Thomas Ciemei Spllet. scmund butler B ) icverson acd dengot ssidies, J Fall, CC Heineman, J J +penoor, br OW Wiuiams Dr Sewming. AF Holo, Wi sIvan,) Peli JA avery, ws Toprer, J Haurl, doha Leopold. H Wor, a W Bechaa. © F Giihin, ts Lotion, W Scot Bit Oornell, MC muntoe. Dr ® Hk sewell, T Rees, Mise Sexton. Mra Grady Deu HB Dowenlelner, Mra Mes J # craig, and 16 in the For Obrrleston. fm steawehip Naehville-—1 L Rdwards ani Indy. G1 Blebetmer, L & Boyt, P. Otis, Dy. W. D. Lyle, J. A burk x». ». solomons, Mre smite and chid, J. W. Gannett, & tofimso, G. C rummev J. M. Beawley, L, Batter, 3. Hafter a\ Pringle. . Rousseli, TD. Dot and lady Heo, Corie WB Seymour, G Bodaers, YB. Troy tw NK Allen, Chee Budd, Benson, KE. L. @ Seltram, @m ‘tehell A. P ‘Moodie, +» P ‘Thomas XN. Jobra 0,7, J Myer J J ‘ompecn, Mra. & Jervis, Mies & J.J. Cooper, and seven tn the stenrage. ———————— SINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAt Day, Auguet M6 P.M Business be not become generally active as yet, fo. Several reasons. In several breaches of trade the bes! ness done in July was larger than ugnal, and there ws lees left to be done in August. So far as the West is cou cerned, too, there is reason to believe that Weatera mer chants will no longer confine their purchases to one season, ‘bat will contiue thote throughout the year, The princips reason, however, fur the moderate revival of business ia the uncertainty which prevails with regard to the impor tations. Six weeks ago we pointed out to the importers that they were overdoing the business, and that unles: the rusb of foreign goods into this market were checket prices of dry goods and many articles of foreign merchan- dise would rule low this fall, Western aud Souther) buyers are naturally waiting to see whether this will be the cage If, as we are assured by parties who ought t» know, the importa fall off after next week, the importer and jobbers wilisoon have as much to do as they c.: manage. ‘The reports from the South with regard to the cott crop continue very favorable, and even the most care‘: writers now begin to predic} the largest crop ever grow, provided the picking season prove favorable. Congideriny »progpect, and the high price at which cotton !sraling »1 De admitted tbat the market is well sustained. Som European dealers speak of the demand being brisk enousr sh advance, were it not for the neversities 0 The receipte at the port for the week wer 6,000 bales, against 11,000 bales same week last year and 3,000 bales same week 1857, making the Lotal revel; to date 3,686,000 bales, againas 3,062,000 bales to ean date in 1858, and 2,895,000 bales to same date in 1857 Tne exports to date are 2,947,000 bales, against 2,643,000 bales to same date in 1853, and 2,232,000 bales to eam date in 1857. The wheat harvest continues to proceed under yay favorable circumstances. Some spring wheat has e to market which has elicited universal admiration. Tb ‘s every prospect that we shall have a large suppiy © good flour this winter, and, as Europe will require eo n+ wheat, that we shall be able to sapply it ata profit. Moz of the flour now sold in this market and q1oted in mark: reports at $4 a $5 is totally unfit for bakers’ or domes. use. The reports from Europe with regard to the crop are conflicting, In France it is certain that tne yield will be less than an average: how much Joss remaing to be ascertained. In the south of Foglan! a large proportion of the wheat was laid by the heavy storms of July, and farmers write from there that the crop will be much below aa ayerage; but in the north, where the grain was not #9 far advanced, little or no in jury was done. In Ireland the potato ts said, by moat ‘writers, to be in a promising condition; a few continue to entertain fears of blight. In this market breadstuffs wil probab'y decline gradually for some time to come. General merchandise is quiet. The tes auctions on the 10th and 12th went off with moderate spirit; blacks aro rather dull. Coffee declined 3¢ cent a short while since, wold largely at the decline, and is now higher and strong. Sugar is quiet. Hides are dull, and to effect Bales concessions would be expected by bayers. The following are the comparative Custom House tables of the trade of the port for the past week :— 1868. 3609, 2,663 916 3,180,188 26 2,192,208 2449/7720 Total for the week. $5,746.107 4,856,140 6,599,008 creviously reparted. 151,628,651 82,626/928 158,614,865 Since January 1,..,..9167;879,668 87,098,008 101,204,778 Exroats Excuvervs 7 Srscm, 3887. 1858. y Weel... 046,882 1,061 868 Previee ported. MOben;BOd se'gasiaio tae 802 — ———_——_ ——_ ‘Since January 2,.,... 941,780,065 97,902,202 88,062,220 Bxrorts oF Srecm, es 990,290 Preus reported. The shipment per Ocean Queen will be reported on Moa- = ae specie lost by the banks this week has not been large. The fallin exchange notice! last woek has operated to check specie exports; the total export of the week, including the shipment on Saturday, oth, aad excluding that of yesterday, is only about $890,000. Oo Friday the banks received $1,883,000 from Califoraia, aad remittances of silver have been steadily arriviag for s9m10 time, The Sub Treasury balance does not vary such; it stood yesterday at $5,347,349, against $5,340,990 at the cloge of last week. Tho last baak average was $20,083, 877. Some people seem to think that the banks #ill not abow an average of $20,000,000 to morrow, though they will probably bold a milion more, Shouid the imporis tall off, ag the importers and goverament ofiicials say ihoy expect, she receipts from duties will decline, and the oavks will egain begin % gain specie from the Sud-fros . Mr Cisco continues to dispose of small pircals of Treasury notes to country banks ani fndividials, Isis geserally hoped and believed that the banks will show a considerable curtailment in dis3ounte to morrow, The week opened on an active money marke:, waicd oromized to grow tighter. Owing, however, tothe very eaali amount of basiness doing in the interior, snd ine absence of demand for money in Wall street, the prico wiped and the market ciosed easier, At bank, seven is ouil] the rate, as well on demand as for paper; bat in the street money was left with brokers on Friday and yester day atexpercent At the giscount houses short prime acceptances go at 634 @ 7; Grat clase endorsed paper, over Dinety days, 829 There w attll a great disinctination to ‘touch paper maturing after October. If the importatioas fall off, the uneasiness which keeps many ienders ut of be market would naturally sudside, and merchants would be able to pass their foar and six months paper oa easy terms. Exebange has ruled very du!l throughout the week. The correepondents of the Rotnschiids continue to sak 310% and 2105; for their bills, and other ending drawers are equally high in their views. But the demand is very light, and is aatiafed at 44 @ 24 below these rates, Francs range from 6.14}; 8 5.15, At these figures it is doubtful whether specis can be ehipped s0 ag to pay & profit on the transaction. The ro mainder of the California bars will go out on Wednesday, The course of the stock market during the week has veen as follows:— The market continues dull, as a general rule, though prices are in some reepects better thav they were last week. The traffic on the West erp roads has begun to increase, and additions, freight cars are required on some of the lines. August will not of course show as large an improvement as S3p tember and October ; but enough is seen to show that the sutumn business will be large. At this season of the yesr ttock specnistion is unusual; when the watering place Season ends, and business has resumed its old channela, @ more healthy and active stock exchange may probably be expected. On Friday evening, Mr. Garrett,of the Baltimore and Ohio, concurred in the views of the managers of the other roads to the West, and to-morrow freights will be ad- vanced considerably. ‘The affairs of the Erie Railroad have made progress during the wock. Mr. Natbapiel Marsh, late secretary, has been appointea receiver at the request of the four:h mort- gage bondholders. He will enter upon his administra tion of the property to-morrow. It 1s expected that be will make the most of the concern, and that the constant quarrels with other lines which marked the late adminis traticn will not be renewed while he is at the head of afers, The schome for a redistribution of the property which we published on Monday bas led to mach discussion, and other schemes have beon put forth. All parties are agreed upon geome points. All argue that $15,000,000 are az much as the road can be expected to earn interest upon. foere are many who think our original estimate of 820,000,000 quite epough, 48, however, an addition of 45,000,000 to that figure would be in stock and not ia onde, the mortgege creditors who are safe—gay the first, secozd and third mortgages—would not ob ject to it; and, as $25,000,000 would leave gore for the unsecured creditors and stockbolders thap $20,000,000, it is likely that the reorganization will pro ceed upon the basis of the former figure. Al! parties neem to think that no attempt must be made toscale the three first mortgages. If the third mortgaze bondholders are allowed par for thelr bonds in the new dis ‘\ibution they will make more by it than any of the other parties interested. They did not give par for their bonde nor could they acll them now at 60 cents on the dollar, Still, it seems to be gencrally considered that they oug't not to be asked to sacrifice anything; and we dare say “bat an attempt to scale their bonds might involve more difficulty than advantage. Aseuming, therefore, that the property is reorganizad on a basis of $25,000,000. and that the three ftret mortgage are preserved in thelr integrity as a mortgage devi of $13,000,000, the question which remains to be decided is, how sre the remaisiag $12,000,00 to be distributed among the $14,000,000 of later cre Gitors and. the $11,000,000 of stckholders? I this sum of $12,000,000 to be represented by stock o> bonds? What arrangement is to be made with the fourth mortgage creditors, who consider thomtelyea entitied te ‘he game protection ag the third? Thege questioas are now being considered by a committee of the Erie board, 0 which Mr. Daniel Drew and James Brown are members. ‘We have no means of ascertaining the present views of the committee, if they have yet formed any, Bat itis plain that the advantage of a redistribution of the proper ty will be materially diminished if any part of thie $12,000,000 be represented in the new scheme in the thape of bonds. The aim should now be to reduce tho debt, on which the payment of interest is compulsory, w as low a figure a8 possible, in order that when hard times text befal the country, the road may, by suspendiag divi- dends, be enabled to save its credit, It needs no argu ment to prove that if the whole of the $12,000,000 be ro orerented by stock, leaving only a debt of $13,000,000 o« the property, the road will be in a souncor position than if the stock were less and the bonded debt greater, This plan might not meet the views of the fourth mort gage bondholders, who now hold bonds secured by « pledge of the property, but would, under this scheme, merely become stockholders, These creditors, however, have thetr remedy. If they choose to take the road, with a debt of $13,000,000, to pay all the overdue coupons, to #ettle with the holders of the floating debt, and to discuss the law of 1853 with the stockholders, it is clear that they cannot be prevented. Whether to do a0 would be more for their interest than to compromise with the stock- holders it is for them to decide, At the present price, assuming that the total amount of fourth mortgage bonds issued is only $3,500,000—as statea by parties connected with the company—the total market value of their pro- perty Js about $2,200,000. By the time they could pur- chage the road under foreclosure, the amount of coupons overdue would be probabiy nearly @ million of dollars, *bich they would have to raise in hard cash. It is for them to say whethor itis best for them to do so, beside ight‘ng the stockholders. If the fourth mortgage bondholders refuse to compro- soige with later creditors, and resolve to take the property, they will have to raise, besides the million above men, oned, $4,000,000 in cagh to pay off the second mortgage now overdue, It is well known that the bulk of the holders of the second mortgage refused to accept the sup- plementary sheet of coupons tendered them by Mr. Moran a few months since; they claim the amount of their bonds . in fall, principal and interest. And if the fourth mortgago creditors set their faces against compromise, and prefer to Jet the law take its course, their first proceeding must be 10 galisfy to the last dollar the claims of the holders of the gecond mortgage. These considerations are the more interoating at the pre- sens timo, as the principal bolder of the fourth mortgage bonds, Mr. Daniel Drew, is also the surety of the new ro- ceiver, and the most active member of the committee on- trusted with the business of framing a plan of rodistri- bution, If the fourth mortgage bondholdere are prepared frankly to meet the stockholders and un*ecured bondholders in a spirit of compromise, there ought 1 be, no diiiculty ip Gstribating the $12,000,000 above mentioned, 0 as to give something to all parties. There are, cf course, differences of opinion as 10 the umount which each interest should ‘obtain; but, the principle aduaitted, these could be settied, It w probable that the stockholders would not subailt to ap arrangement which gave them less than $1,500,000 of the new stock for their present interest; and % i clear that the fourth mortgage should be exchanged for the new stock, as nearly as possible, dollar for dollar. The balance ‘would or should satisfy the unsecured creditors. to master, July 17, lat rerelon, ‘Pensacola, 19 days, with ‘ay West, 8 days, with cotton, to cru ae tino wales, Alles, Wameuits, wey. New edford, Bioamer albatross, Jones, Provitence, mgiertations (Other than Dry Goods and Spe~ SAILED. ti . of New York, for the Weex Bark Adjaster, Havana; briga Sion Bradbury, do; Alex Mi Ending August 13, 1859, Uxen, : ‘Wind during the day from ENE to 8. Quan. ‘China, glass & en'wi Bottles, 1 Welegraph Wartne Report. HIGHLANDS. ang 14 vunsei—4 Bricinh bark off the Gich- lends ba tow of the Jacod Bell, sud one brig passing, bound in, Wind 8, light; weather clear Miscellancous, ‘The steamsbio Coean Queen, Capt Seabury, stlled on Satur- day last for Sonthampton and Hivre be took out 160 cabin paseewpers and $1,415,099 19 ‘n specie. (CTATOR, hence at Son Pranctsco, bad trong weaterty pe Horn, during which sprung fore yard and @.r- Snir On1on, from Teekdet for Ss dney, before reported at ‘Bowolu’u touched to obraln medival advice for the capiain, who wag suffering from @ pulmonary complaint aT, which waa stranded time since, wastowed Ww St John, ¥ 6, sth in Snr Naxrucket—The bull of this shio. previously reported ashore 00 Maphawanns waa sold 1th tost to Me Obure. ra $90 The whoie of her cargo, apars sient of the wind. tor and rigging have been Janded at Nantucket, Banx Amy, Kemmond, for aston. went to ean from “barles- ton fth inst, witb 8 oxrgo of S31 Wares rice aud £00 nbia naval slores The Amy. St wilt b the Lb of June oa fire, with « On A voyage from Apalabienis to Norwiah Ot ' Since ker mia bly repaired” Ler origin. cago was pat into Cnerieston oa vottnn, abe being then die Deen thcroug! Bank {Sef Sor Sad reported condemned and gold at Mon’ Bry Watee Wrron (of Boston), 4ro, arrived at Peruam'n riber parilct ton, from Jacksonville eo July 15 leaning 13 ry Redford 11th inat with ‘Martha Kenda)! aabore lowermaats, have been Poux P4nan Frances arrived st § Pare! pepe : Holmes’ Hole, with abou! 40 tone coal Axtwenr, July 3t.—The american abio Giavoe, Eyting. 62 from New Sork for sremen (cotton tarp 28° ipevant was tod to be on fre he main hold, and deted a] the exertions of the Of Srouworebaven ‘be Hollander ateamer caine tip and tcok the abip in tow and made for drou wersbaven; but shorily after the abtp broke her rudde there waa no oiber alternative for apt Kvting butt» cast the 30 8 few bourse she burs: lato flames ihe board end the =biv was barat ty the ‘and the Dover pilot who had charge waved their lives by the boaia, bat ivat of the ship Gianre te nearly all de tempts will be made torave the remainder, Mute and roeln), on te Crew to arrest ite progress ship on the eands, where The mm .B tell by lancherd. Waite, loading (2td), caused this is reported, set fire Borpeavx, July 29 fais, through ie ull ofthe salores wb foul o ‘ship, destroying musk of the oarg>, 81—The Royal Victorls, for Quebec, has in contact with the Sen Adsms, fron Mavurnivs, July 1—The, Eaxonville, from. Boston for Kon Ww Over part of cargo, and put wll snd everything naved from the Josepbiae, Amert can ebtp, Lindholm, from osyeb, which was burnt in harbor tune 22 "have been sold for $540. ship John Q adams, from Calcutta for Li from the 25th May to th 58, ws, from the westward. aod ib June, with bowsprit broken and mainmast Eengooo for Falmouth put gales, in lat 16, 1on 93 4, and and a brig had been aground ouly, bat got off an PFO: don, experienced very hea DSN, | from wing experienced strong ty pies July moe ‘- on Neckman’s , on the ceeded, Suigips, Aug 1—The American chip Mary, Maraball, arrived here from Bremen, has been put under Unatome’ dete: tion fa consequence of Mr’ Grabam, You mapufactured tybacco amon; tobaoco fouad consists which bad beep omitted to be removed, Sincarose June 13—The Weston, from Manila April May 24, brought the captain and Sabina, wrecked on the cowst of Hor neo, Suancuab, May 2t—The Klogston, from Auckland (NZ, fell over on her beams in ste the Sth May. war sold on the ‘9b tion obs:ructing the.entrance to. nee David Brown, o) tide gurvevor having fount 4 » Tt ie god, 9 ai rxo Of tobseco In wtp, owen, Peabory Soap. when paesed anjet Eeriusiones crew of Ibe Singlish bark Sugar,bxbg3,791 . Tapioca 107 ich arrived Me from berth on the Ith May. in tow CH Waste...... 1 1 Wool, baieg. 326 13; Ower artic. — x " vessel's ifhboom, &¢, when sl! three continued with them the Meade brie, Keto Kearney bark. and tbe Henry Elis ablp. Their further progr abreast of Kin tee ot oi ing, after discha ; ice), with the agel © The damage b ig merely that of broken jibnooms, bent ta work, and sbatierod bulwarks, May 26—The Vancouver, American ship, Wood, trom New ‘York, has been totally wreeved on ihe Kouth Bank, tiew inaide Gutzlad; crew brought here on the 17th inst — , went down t. her on the J7ih,but could not render sv 082,449,770 CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Sarurpay, August 13—6 P. M. ASHES. market was to some 20a 30 bbis., including 53<c. and pearls at Breapervrrs —Fiour—The market was again heavy and lower, while sales were moderate. transac! 6,000 bbls., closing within the range of prices:— Tcepected to choice auperfine State. Superfine Western. Low to choice Wester: Extva Geresto.,.......... Mixed to straight Southern Straight to good extra do. Choice extra family and Wrcx ox-Fonn, July 80—The Robert ~, American shin, Jarvia %), from Getieabure for Boston (U 8), (iran), eprong ‘and went on sho'e on the Kivahorn Sau. jen off the West Coxst of Jut’snd, Jule 25; About 50 men probaply the (Mem —Ehe kob, ‘ew York sailed from Gi alesk near Fagen, bake. about 12 mil ahe was in three water. crew and passepgers, landed at f@ Eloman, Jarvis, of ¥ vious to Jily 16 for Boston (U 8) j ~ om & roturned ¢rom « whaling re. jessra Ireland & Skillmac oa pricats terme t) Capt albert 8 “hase, of Fairhaven, (%, who {oteatta to trace between New baven an various pars Of the Went India lalands. ren SaaS Tarn The following ible «ives & mammary of ine iJ York, Boston, Poorg ocr ig ew Orleans, yo? thove pore: Seeman g8sesase ep peererree gatezcose BEnsegres ¢ H Z i H E pricea were irregular while the demand was fair, with sales of about 1,400 bb's , closing withing the range of the above quotations. Rye flour and corn meal were quiet and prices unchanged, though in the absence of salce Ww mmea qualities were dull and lower, while prime gradee of new and white and sales made at tul! prices. The sales embraced about 25,000 bushels including new red South- ern, at $118 a $122; inferior to good white do, $120 2,500 bushela) $111; old white 30; inferior white Kentuck: bar! Thareston, Savanaan, Ho! at latest accounte from were firmly held 2 $145; white Michigan $1 25; white Canada, $118, and red Indiana as $1 03 Corn ‘was heavy and’ lower, with sn'es of about 20,600 mixed at 753¢c a 76c,, round ite at 78c. Rye was quiet end Barley was nomical at S0c. a G0c. Ouis were steady, with sales Canadian at 38c. a 49c. The ori fila quiet and sates limited, wh ile market was heavy. ‘Tho gales footed up about 1,200 bales, closing on the basis of about 120. per lB. cottons were not plenty, bushels, including Weat. yellow at 79c. and round wi nominal at 760, Were in good supply, while a = at 266. a 895., and pound for middling and centinued to be held with more or leas firameas. Coat.—Forejgn, for the manufacture of gas, was scarce and wanted. Anthracite was unchanged. FeaTaers —Within a day or two Weetern have been sold as 489, FREIGET#—To Liverpool about 1,500 bales of cotton were 16 tons copper ore at 4s. To London }, while engage bbis. flour engeged ‘There was nothing ports, —| actions im dry cod and mackerel were limited, while prices were eustained. There George's Bank on market; other The sales of mackerel were confined —— were in ‘F000 Pounds prime engaged at 7 324., rates were steady at ments were limited. To at 2g., and 100 bales of cotton st of moment reported for other Fisn.—The tran: fair demand, and the 280 bbls, new at $18 a Hore.—The market was doll. Sales within a day or two about 80 bales, of the crop of 1858, at 6c. a vig was steady and in moderate demand, $25. Other descriptions ged. Lins,—The recceipts have been large, and the markct tolerably active; within”a day or two, common Rockland at 66c., and Motasses.—The market was q' ment reported. en, dc. have embraced inuey, hence vis Rio Janeiro for anc, May 16, of 5 g gnlinent, Gibbs, hence for Melbourne, June 18, iat 17 june, from Boston for Melbourne, all well, June 23, Fae Back, lark, hence for Hong Kong, July 10, 18: hence July 12 for Shanghse, July 8 Ship Norther Keple, hick —Seoteh with sales at $: chan; 600 a 800 bbis. Jump at $1 15- and no sales of mo. Navat, Srones.—-The transactions were limited at 430, a 44c. for spirits, while common rosin and crude turpentine ‘are sal, Loy, O1t, CAxu.—The sales within a day or two have embracod about 120 tons at $34 50, and 1,000 do. State at $33 50, on. ee —Sales 50 tons western were reported at $1 65 Provisions.—Pork—The market was although closing with rather embraced about 1,500 bbis., including new eed inahadne eee ime at $5 50 cluding country prime at $5 jens at $7.0 $8, repacked $8 do. at $11.8 $1260. Prime hams were quiet and nominal; cut meats were dull, ith sales of 30a 40 tierces at 6c. for shoulders and 8c 38340. for bams, Lard was held with the sales comprised about 600 bble, and tieroes at 1030. a 10%e., and choice at 1c, Butter was in moderate quest wt 190, a 16c. for Ohio and 18c. to 20c. for State, eaten from 4c. ce Rick was quiet, with small sales at 3340. a 4c. sales em 100 9 1,200 hhds Cubs muscovado, chiefly in the range of 500 boxes at p. t. MD yy Dita evy, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, Curling, from Liverpool for Boston, July 26, ark with white burgee and red letters supposed ‘Elizabeth’ (oer! a tbe it, hence May 20 for Kosario), 73g a $10. Beef continued heavy, with a ‘the trade, with sales of about 150 bb: 8 $6; country m ‘Carver, Wilson, hence for Galveston, was seen NOrleans, from Philadelphia for Ctenfus- Portland for Wilmington, 3 Aug Sobr TD Wages. Goodwin, hence June 2 for Buenos Ayres, no date, Jat 15 3, Schr Mohawk, of and trom Baltimore for Ponce, Aug 5, lat mess and beef firmness, while 9¢., with a fair demand AnpRossan, July 29—Sid bar) Rival, Se do. Cann, Gold Hunter, Hurand, C Hoad! 5K0. & 6c., and Sexp.—Clover was firm, but quiet. There was somo for Linseed in Boston was ina in fair demand at 26c., while holders de- ; Hooper, Jobneon, ;2ath, Joseph Fe en): fad epler, Kennedy, ‘%—arr Ocean Kagle, West (or Williams), for Bristol; 3ist Consignment, Purington, i; ment = Kong ee t for NYork; Paimer, Bi DJ 18701. (PU) oth dull at $1 60 a $1 61. MARIDIME INTELLIGENCE, NYork; Europa, Hohorst. New York; pa lice, aston: Sunde ‘Chase, Edwards, and al- Zepodia, Peters. Bris Bld 30uh, Fy a 5 an aad eee ROT: ee cae July Zith, Kate Dyer, Dyer, Bhields: Dyer, Dyer, ‘Geo Hurlbut, for aly ie ase Guayaniy Onken, NYork. Bld 1th, 5 on July 8—Arr Nueva Casemiro, Mataro, NOr- "Aug'l- Arr Chiids, Has Behar ‘Gulows, NOrlonne (and 25 In port ships Brazil, Preble, for Boston ALMANAC FOR EW YORK—THIS DAY, Port of New York, August 14, 1650, Orloms Aug 5, via ‘atoamenip ow Grice >, win mdse Gareit 42 days with rallroad tron Teeal't powaneh wilt Certo) ARRIVED. Granada, Harrison, New Carolina, nN 98. PI WN York, all, Martin,’ Bosou, yl ‘aylor, Dence for Asptm A yeh bi awe. bence for Stanmanio Kownoke, Conch, Ladiam & Heineken. a Filter, Risinore for Bi “* are Aug 1—Of, Mary O'Brien, from St John NB fhm) no date~Off, Schiller, Bahr, from Ballimore Parmovrm, Julé 29~ ‘ud Siat ior Livergoo), wbboom uacoatt nuly new, and had beionged to @ vessel of about ery 609 tans Arr Fi . 0 roston Brig Somuel Charchman, Ankers, Buenos Ayres June 22, patery, Ty ‘Sialenang = Myatory, Tyler, M: et Sid 80th, Joba Nichole (from Metanzta, Leadon y Paven, Copenbagen Y Sodas Parte rte fos, MD, for nto Sat Warbirgton, Wenbe from Philsdelumta for Bremen Foocuow 4 are kes erpeat, Whiimore, Soag Kou; bi do " » Fily 80—Arr Bimota, Nason Ft John, NB. Chaasgow, July Soare hd coigen, cheds ei 2 Gormenono, July 20—are 8” Mectin, French JOTHENBURG, < Oats Jue! 4 arr Boratio Palmer, Yor ‘Bavas, July 2h ~Are Nogwel} Sprague, Palian, ry oath, matth! MOrion nnd NYork, 8d 2h, Hew thiside aud Lrieale. (dee yeaver> Hera) ‘ Welaiuenl, we gat enna Krederipa. ne Vore. 81d AE, jcaatle; 20.b, Iva veilw U Jones, Woodburn, ‘01 Bawnvea July 23— Arr at Cuxbaven Geo F Pattea, Mitchell, BYork MX soatt dlend Milvausee Bona Kong, May 2}—Arr Fearless Gevans San Francitoo; ww. Hoow, Bamnay So; Panama, ave, Mel: bourne; taaryiand Cros’. Neg oani Lal Mey A Ly to taa, Koowing sbansban; Aah charmer, vt; me ‘echer, it ahae! en State, Hepburn, 9 do : AFOOL. Jul, 30— Arr John Rright, Cutiing,and Great Wester @uives: N¥ork Jeanie Miler Mo lluMn, Rt Mees Nok; Seo) Adana Gpare ual & a dail, 1, ooo Taio, ion Gomtoa, woroing Sar, NG sone lowdar, raphy and tydia. Den ard, tark > Qnedec, Wm F root, 2d, Boreila. Kerra waves ; 84 Romp, ™ Wheeler, Delano ‘Nuridana Sid 9h, Marathon, dyler apd Kachet "eralia, N York 30%, Lafayeiin, Soult, and auatroitn, peneer do, vouatl ade ad, Jemwes Carolibe, Malet, Deirui; Jobn A Jarvis. Oo tor gud Kalamnzeo, Tayler Bultinorn: nome Lowell at tho voc: Kate Hunter, Healey Cardi and Portamo. th. Na. Vateria, Denobu Cevebnd: Ang l Normandy, Pyer, AYork. Cid 4b, Gen Nowe! Nowell Vecayga ina cases lisms urieang, Jobn Parser, Oulboun"sYore. 800 frank. Mn Haven. tearg, Oaiowta, ) 8 Penool’, meloh-r, Havana. it Greete:, Cuver: ‘Brilapaia, Patten: darquetia. Watts, aod star of the Wet, Young. © York; Golaen wigot. Vaugaan’ Quabecs Apple Kimbsl), Mere, Go ‘anelro; aug 1, Gen Parkhill: Pike, Charieaton: Reporter. Howes, § York op the river ontward bound, erate. son. tor Fal- Dah Pritarch. darker Stee Cuter. Savanaao; Weab- cots, Bnd Keptuckian, Merryman, Sostoa; J & Keelar, AU and’ Crnettnt) ». ‘Th-mes%n NYork, Arkwrigat Davis, Phila: oelpaia; Sn, JG Sinbardaon Lewis Bal'iwors; age L. Asia @). Lott; Finland, Joces; bemiaphere, Taylor, Muon, Brodiord N York. July 29 Arr Dan‘el Webster, sud Favorite, White. ork; 30h, Ronee, Martin, 60; At ridley, hills, PhUidel bis; HS Flax, coznuth: Boliurd’ Sague; Merrinac Fite Jansica; Leaoin, Waiter, Garpiser. boston; Parliament, Pinmer, s+ Jobo, 48; Aue 1, Fagaiord Verrise. co, Cid Wid Corveling srivnell, Spencer, N York (aad ald from Desi avg ts): (th, Dentel Webter ipencer, do Kutout 29th Piywoutn Boow, Aacm ody 'NYork; Rdw Ol- ver, Baker, 5 AUK Ist Roreo8, Martin, N York. Allg 2d, Patrice Hevr , NKork. July 22—Arr éroat Neweirek, N'York Mavartis, Jura i —antin fobo Q dane, Lewle, from Calcuna for London; 26th Paxonwille, Garcener from Boston for Bong Kong; 27th, A T Thos pan Sanat, from aangosa for: Felmonth. ( miecel above Sassenizs, \uty 2Z]—arr artolan Lord, NYork; 2h € A. Cochran, Nov en do Marta’ July 29—4rr Bem Bolt, Lovin. Bee ae. me ANILLA i) —arr “naodragon, (irs 1 Mb, Cromwell, adams, Sie gapal hin ssa Waco, May {7-—-re karly dird, Took, Batavia, . April 19~ «tr Benrize.' Rogers, Kong Ki Fosch iw; itay 84 Onroe ocke: Topham, 40; 14th, etres Crowell, San Francteco, 2ite. Nimroa, May %1b Wolomnds Emerson 'doston, 14a, Tivos, Repnett, Guam; lth Bueear owiand 42. MonrevipEo, Juve 1] arr bark Verso s@all . Mayacues, July 20 port scar Kdw Lamayer, Hers from Sew nurs port, divg AkWront (ov), July 24-Sld Souter Jobuny, Bdmunds, Paimncrur, July 27—In the roads Paul e¢ Almee, Peliec from Charleston, Prkanc, June 9—Arr Wioged acer, Kasterbrook, Baseoin. i May 2th, Uriews, Manson, Loadon, Slat, ander, Patnam, carn Boretps, July 29—Sid Geo Durtie, Durkie, New Havens Siet, Biw +)’Brien, Fountain, Boston.’ aug Ist. Obarter Gal, Flier, ) Yora, a July 20—Cld Brandywine, Pwinton, United hixcaronn, June—Are Albion, Uarraby, Kong Kone; 6d, Tarolinta, *rench, do; Vth, Ma'anzas Bennett skysb St Ist, Fenefactor, Coramng, Hong Kang White Uloud (e), Sandy, 49; 6th. Cryetal Palace, simm mds ‘do; 7th Grace Nag, Baxter, Falmouth #; *alcon, Mescom.' Penang and > Sth, Ticonderoga Sawyer, Penang and NY re. Ia port Ju's Ith, ship Do'phin, Kduiey, for Boston ldgs bark ‘Laura Russ, Biss for ‘Nyorg aad’ Boston’ do; and others. Svatow Mew 24—Arr Starlight, Chureht!l, Sings; SHanGuar. May 17—arr Wiudward Basterbeox (or Sent), Bangeok; ub, Sulian, Berry. Pallacelphia; Zin. Smith, Japon; ‘ecita rose Gowan, 8 Vere; ‘26th, Mary Iouiea, Jones. Regaraki; 27tb, Wide’ awate Young, Susiow; Myrtle, Botsford, Formosa. Sid 1th, Urania, Turner, Na- sak’ ast from Worsung 18th. Wanderer, King t asaiet the Van- couver; 19ib, Urest of tbe Wave steele, fcn0 4, SYDNEY. April 10--Arr Crusader. wore. Work (hefare re. erted wabout cate of art); 2th fauny Fisher, anilivan Sao rapcteoo; way 1. Bed Rover. Putoem, Boog ‘Krng cad vf Sth for Melbourne); Sth Sylvia saasey alzatwe (aod wld Bub for tan Franeeco), 13, Foriapa. Soadder. Manila, 25b Wid Renger Bears, London; Auposphere, uunt, Houg Koag; Ka aie, Williaws do Sid april 19, liver Cromwe'l, Gaws0o Guam; May7 Man- hatten. Gay New Yord; 8b, Horcet, Graves, London; 9h, Achilles, Bart «an Francisco Santa Manta, Joly 8—*rr echr *my Chase, Brevoor, N ‘York—would eat! for Maracaibo next dey, ALEXANDHIA, Auvl2- arr pri Mary 8, Baxter, Ports land; schra J Fordyth Bolmes Dighton; M RB Oa-lis e, Wine- more, Providence —S8}4 senr Uo Oredo, Ale, aibaay BOSEON, Aug 13, ad~ Arr schee Ozer Balti- more Geo Eéward. Baber, avd .. Maul, Heaters n, Philadel pdia Sid, wind ti#, steamer witvy of Vew Yors, Howe, Pal~ 3 Ince,phim;' ship Tigr a0GOR, aug il—Are brig Alvan. Cole, See Harbors schrs Bay State, Vervill, NYork; J H Nick:raon, Barer, New dergey: Cocheod, Currier. York CHARGKSTON, Aug (0—(1d schra Jobo 8 Harts Lewis, Gidara, Wo 8 Smits, Bord; K Buliwinkie, Freach, aod May, Hobart, York. GH YEN PORT, Aug 9—Arrachr 4Imede, Cartwright, ——. £14 12th, bare Cregon, Chawa, N -aven, Hast¥OsD, sve Warr sh: ered Tyler Ogien, Now Owmin and Lady Feawick, Post Nxork; Ista steamer S:cbem, brasher. do sid “by tebre & Post, Pelton @2L Daniele “mtn Veork (th Wary Bizabeth BGuokingham acd Koteryrtee, Martin, do; Yantee boy, Binley, Piulaceiphta; stesmer Searae Caley 4X ACKBUNVILLE aug L. ere ech ftizen fork, sich: mond; 8d, brige May Quewa Webber, and ustralia W: ltt, Boston; sib, @ Baldwin, Montgomery do Old dnly 1, aah: Boluc Hotiln, Philaseirbin. tb Kesks, Treat Pordan’;3ha,, —— gin Stone, Philadelpaia; aug 2% Python, Usgood, isto) LW ORLBANG, 40g 6—Arr steamthin Geo Rusk, Dennl- sop, Galveston viaFsbine Pass Old Br ebip aefuge Howard ~ Liverpoo), échr 88 Lanfear aaymond. + art an Prince Wh— Ar (dy vel ebips May Qneeu, sowton Celestial, Yorks, John Ze uote, FhLadelpain, parte aleaco, ajo Jnavizo; Waves” ley, Boston. RORFOLE, Ang 1—Arr bark Cephan +tarratt, Gregory, %; Fork | old edhre UD, Barwood, Noediord, subioon Clark, idence N&W SMDFORD, Aug U—Are ships Gladtxtor. Lace Ho no'ulu; 12%h, Syren. Green, do; ach. arcola, Corson, flag ves tel ot NY Yacht equsdron EW SOMDON ug i2—Arretramet Ozcnola Smith New ‘York: sobr Jane Kipney, Port Ewen PUBT TOWNSbND WE, Juve 27—Arr barks Jarrie Le lana. Smith, Ban Francisco via Victoria; July 4, Ore Trnak, San Francisco Gtb, titzs & Bia, uot Aouotata've Victoria Old July 6 ship Moonligat Breck (trom Feetalet), Hoos Kong. PHibsDELPHta. aug 13a '4—arr at Keanenac- Hand, and Bostin, Salle ners h, ww, NVork: bark Warre» Pisber, dal~ Matanzas: ead Abby Ellen, Gilebriet, eifact; Postar, og: edt Fend oe BAL apie and & sees Dae vis, Boston; en Hersey. us, etonington, and » fest of debra from ‘Rastward “At Queraatine Orie WT tialt Penn, sop, Havana: echr Fannie, Vance, mata:zae Oli 18th barke Mipnetow, Veacock, Rio Janeiro; G W fi ‘tus. 3 C Carver, Solden, Bangor, brig Latioa. Bo warde, Haifex, and a large number of colliers for waatern ports. SaVanNAd, Aug 10-arr steam’ hip alabama, Schensk, 3 SALEM, Aug 12—€ld schr 8 Clark, Grin Philadelphia. wes NUM UU, pogmac BITTENS,—STSINFELD'R THOLERA COGNAG Ditters cures the cholera. cures dierrhoes aud 69 wel com. ‘aint xreps the digestive urgane beaihy aud er. tos aly purities from the a. It ts no yack no tram,” oF worthers Mmeectens Menufacturea awsy off at Pitan among the corn whiskey regives of Penosylvania but it lem remedy of high tanding Jo this community. and to evers ovan- ‘wy where is bas been used It is manu actured in france from. pure cognac brandy, sn¢ imported and for sale by 8 BTKIN= FELD, No. 70 Basuan street, sole axent for the United Staton, ened ee 3 | te! EXTRAOT, LOW’S BROWN WIND8O! BONKY aXD OTHER SOARE, Alarge and full assortment just recetved and for sale by ‘LOMAB, SUM & @ELVALN, No, 6 Maiden lane, y O8T-ON THURSDAY NTH tNeTaNT, A SMALL LLM biack trunk. having: three wood nants on top aie leather strip arcuad middle and one of Van aenuselacr's express carda on the end. any information to be lof at the stan sania atk 8:0 NOTE LOST 280M 119 FOURIE ATHRME. OW SATURDAY iba nume of Wille, “Whsover wit reteta tics soeeering, &@ name of Wile. “Whocver ‘el. ae number will be liberally rewarded." u™ © Wee above —————— OsT—IN BROOKLYN, ON THURSDAY, 11TH Inst, in going from Prives sireet through Fultoa street to Smite treet, through Smith atreet to Butler eureet, and two blosea in. Butler street towards the river, « hair ofesatpia eet in guid. ‘Tre finder wiil receive $2 by leaviog the same ut 408 Hudson: atreet. corner of Olarkson treet, New York. ——S eee AKEN BY MISTAKES OR tTOLEN FROM ON BOARD steamer Vanderbilt, on sunday morning, August 14 & black trunk. about ? fees é inches long by 18 tachee wide, be- joaning to Mme Willacy. and adaressed to we \bigaray, 70 wadison avenue. (m one side of the truok te written be word *Mulhoure” When the vuok was aken Mane Willacy remained on the deck, expeceng the maa to return for the rest of the baggage. Five dollars reward will be paid for the re- covery of the trunk REWARDS, EWARD.—A LIBERAL ReWaRD WILL B® PAID IO piece of roucbiuery rom S00 Srontioas anes an Couuevine. & Gay evening last. apply at the ‘nbove Gusnbers” ee ns REWABD —LOST, ON THURSDAY AFTEZRNOOR, bracel ins tpring street stage, a dark brown hair Saat gold clean with flowers engraved Orit he Bente fe Fooelve the sbove reward by leavivg i: wits Mrs. Carroll, 19% bairgtoactirrenten REWABD.—STOLEN OR STRAYED, ON SUND. 3 afternoon, 8 small white poodle, shaved and « see Sere ternee nile pel Sytcutrae ts = S P. Glubler, No.7 ‘Thompasa mreot and 20 qUsutionn saked. = pases catalan ovamenctentadiunendetiiehtracsein e/g REWARD —LOBT, A GOLD WATCH (TOBIA®, be $2. won! evening of the 4 inet ia the vicintty of dat no que ¥. RTIFIOIAT, TRETA-FULL 888 ON PURE SILVEG only $8; with gums. $10; on fine gold and platinn. Soar and warranted equal to ant ;aingle Wena denint, 188 tix wvéoe, nth streets BEUFLOUAG TRH 98. DURKLD JONTUSU 3 io ertenct ieeth wi ‘Siighveat pan sad uuevte eh beer tas st ucts shure Tor AO axtee where verib are ( ts BU EEIN, G3'cata rok ons Joo tase Laurens