The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1859, Page 2

2 What the Commercial Wortd te Doing: BW YORK 6aNKS, 1APORTS AND PRINS: As the seaeva approsoase for bos Neary fal: the price for ravney wiosiily si aan vapy @ 8 dn demand at 44 io April is now Bio at from 8 40 9 por vent os, meat ws it 18 done Rot, however, give # full \des of the extent of the change he bas take piace io the views of capitalists. Amongst ve is melrong and geowicg indisgonition pay mente, ‘all capitation t to do anytning exoaps vory prime, ghort paper, Toers t an absense of domsnd for tong Catea_anit ancoal otaee paper which be im the minde of oar capitaiiacs 4 Fouewal of (tint wani of couddence which arose ream (ie Fecoiwotionn of 1857, Various cau duce aad ivorengs this want of oouddenoe ta thet prices of movey during the fall mouths Tho etyea™ the price of money to eight or atoe por ovat, were 1s from @ hsalthy, geasral increase ia trata, would be oan (Or Congratulation ard no regres; bus there are tounis ss to thin boing the vase, Tus domostio trads of he OOTY ig ati!) modurate and pradoat, as f from expansion or unoatural souly ty however, ts nojso, Win money Now York, with an oxovsdiagiy vee In 1858 ana the frat three anne o wore tempted t ery ent make & doud!o #oason; heDse tne coorumous arrivals of (orcigu 004s Apel, May aat Jans These sold ia « 10. In Jaouary and Februsre, the jonas friing goods brisk and prodsapis m she tmporvers! nagda, gra tged the importers (holy prota Che jy ooerK, with their notes drawa to their own order ay eight monte ia demand, and oasily cakhnd at aix (Keven yer cont, determined to wave the imps proat The com mitaion houses tu Mancaeeier, Paria, &>, ware sasrestio ip showing the jovbars nai profits the imyorte s ware making in Janusry aut fencvary Thay offered tna jon Tao torgiga trades aso ta Barone and jo year's Dastooss aes oF the fall trade, ders six and eight mootas’ oretit, and at thyent of (nas | period to take «four monina’ drat of the Aagio Am» Tican banking tirme if necessary. The consequences were natara). The jovharaorteret from Earope a liners! imoort for tha fall ; tas imeorts + id the same, Thm toe Aouis moore of koe Kpring wes proftuand hy the grratinans for aonedy gaion by the im Porters, wimulated trersin by tne greed pees Of cha »sas~ for paper, The Iress on the tate ep tog Im peris ware DOt ascertaines Kuffloientiy ear y $9 soad'e Imporiers > curtail. Every one, »'s9, noti) the peace, great calsuiasions on the demand for goots from one Weet, The myrtes, a0 tours, mate a ldera tm oor for tha fall, Daxiog snaie ostimaras vo 4 large Wesrero de maod, But the dovbieimonrt for the fatl arises from ens | jodvers doing tho sums thag Zvery jorder, and msay | Fowlers, have beou 4 ed be the Comm D'Ssian BOHN in Manchester, Paria, &>., and Dave givea tidera! orters, tempted thereio by tne wx 200 €¢2) moutus croiit Offered to them an coe axira v pet make ‘The importers thus fad Chemesi ces feraste lod with ine best costomers by ine Zuropean commisaioa bovuses Thay are iu @ vory unpleasant aod om rarraasing Oosition Tho Deck wardner of their gules if Owing to this canes Tro jovning trate, as a doty, bare eaongh goods fron thoir own importation to fi their early sxies, This makes (4 jorm re comparatively intapandant o' the importers wot)! soot Saplender, If ene import should bowever, oraes 00 ty he nore toan the lagitimets wan) of the comeiry, the tnporters Mave oaly to uid their Stocks Grmiy vats the jonmes dispose of their owe im Portations. he importera wil! thea have «good saason an4 asthe dork of! nce date wil goods bouLdt vrowio to Sepwmber 1 aa eiett motes, Sit tO A | Soathora « Wemtern bouses in) muatns from S4piemrer L, treir notes wil mature a! aeanty Coo Same dates hat heen marty. Mae tanger "Oo peice OF nervous imate Crow DE RIO Ie As Tusbivg them toto (96 aston room, Faire money 'O ro Ditto Barope It ie toe (ear of epacie enipm. ns taas | Operating om the minds of SaDKAteS, hs uncetain about what gar ceotage of tas amouat of apnea nel) oy the New York oxvks neinage to Haragesa Ne cing foe, importers, lnucera and. other. parti Moment draw sown sprtr de to Earope. Drohadie amount (p= 7 Botes belovging to imvorters, jo bere who bows imp and wom, of courme, wars in coun's for remitinsoes to Gu ‘The segregste excsan of tne wiltions «= Phe peym- ote f foar monte’ oreiit trom dats of grrchase with the sixty day siisof oxcoanys ag rami tesco America about fire movths’ credit, so na, Jaoua ports bought or sbigpet io December, world ps romitts for im produos bills or spsrie 10 Mav, amt 69 00 fo- tn» Bucceeding mooths We ara, tharos, aoe in pr of paying for aprii imports b ‘Tole real stats of our pxymso alley the unearinees aod wat of talists from the tarwe imporia we give below Of the imports at Bont they wouls pronariy ye ram tad if boagar oy ch regviar imgorters m four mon n+ tha tac wax the reg alse impo-cer Aout dve myataz and wat mining oe anipines 1869. January... $19,277,009, remitted for shipment May. February... 18,'56000, i Jus, SL D729,000, «Sal + 2%, 5300, “ August . BAw.000, bed ™ Ssgieuye Saacoce, “ 27,114,000, “ fr imoortars’ part, and for tas joodera y to Maren, 1860 Vance’ epee to 7 par eens of tne am four months’ bi!! from date of sn ymant at aaciion aad ramiite days after nals. It ip quite a fallacy to sippo~e that coastgamenta do o Require promnt remittauces. As 4 needy, and ofies woarigo Ww raise here is 003 80 likety (0 be (ound O16 aw OD shal. Ket, and toeir creo 9063 0% suffer, ‘The importatious of ins joboure ara thors whisb give Amorica the iargest oreait. Alt ‘the banks and cap taion eno) Bhipmenst of gol), yeu it 1s questions siemnetoer Amsnceis RO more injured by the saranced ov: jodoecs av Cbarged by the commision nousee to cover the Neary ox pees Fiske attending ‘ong creaita, than it woul! oo yy goid shipments $= fh certain + concea's oversrating f @ longer period. Hac the jonners’ vari of ihe spring 'm been as large us tat of the fall, we enould pot tay 80 heavy a draio of xold. Teir part of toa payinco ‘Would bave been deterred .wo ty four monias iacer fie spring import being oaiefiy by importers, our remsiaas are more prompt taxa they will De for the gute wert ving in Jaly and forwarda. This cemsad for god aaforiunite!® happens at a time when we bave n0 produce to shiv | Hecessitates cold ahipinen:s, or reliof by th» Angio Anvr can bankmg Orme leading their sixty days’ and four months’ kites to the imporiars These bilis be readily discounted ta London. Britian Caplisl oan thus be made to step io aud bear ths load of Our heavy importa. Mouey i# So eany an) abundant in London ihat wout «ould embarrass New York, wii bo & nitive weorfit to Loodoa. fo force this the New York kn wast refuse to discount Importers, auc*ioasers a0 Ql] paper that cay be drawa in gold ant shipper to Za one With twenty mii ions specie in their yaalis taey will have all they can do to auopiy the interior ith spacie io moze the crops. Tnoey cannot prevent some gold going i Ka rope. Last year, with lees than bai the importa, we ‘Buipped to Europe al! the specie we received from allt: nia from July 10 Decem>er, Wore capitalists to be axtured that the New York banixa ‘would pursue this coarse ax to importers, autioneera. ko it would remove their dread of a #pesi8 arain vw Europe The Pffect of a specie drain Is to cause the naoks to ora tract suddeuiy. he dinastsous result of a eudden or great ! contraction by the New York banks is to radace tio | oes of everyting that must be sod during that « Fractoe, nies who cen afford to hold til! tne oauke ex pand sgain and trace is restored to the former ac Bre not affeoted. Take, toed of dowing bank stocks, &o PRICE OF BaNK 17 for exainow, the prices of the ful STOCKS, ETC., OcronER, 1857 83 Go N Bank. 70 Impor'rs & Trager’s B’e 79 STAT STOCKS. Missouri 4's...,. Tennrence 4% Virgioin 6) Now York 5 aD... 50 All these, previous tothe bark contraction rT prone ie et ie" action, were a: prices | It ts clear fiom the above atatement that if any holder | Of these stocks bad (orsaeen that the drain of ap psy for the gi pdt import of 1857 was going to cunpal | the New York banks to curtail their joan ae they dd. ns | could have doubled bis movey by selling out before the Dank contraction,‘aud buyiog again precively the same thing he bad sold ‘after the bank contraction, heid and continued to toid til! tne baaks exaoted again ‘were peither much better nor much woree. All property, dry goods, ral eatate, 3taio etoves, that holders were compalied to aoll duriag ‘he coptrac Pedi mn baled op at @ like enormous sa greatly enriching those way were {» far prea enovgh ty get and boid ali the vaga tney could, Yeady for the rodustion in prices eonsequent oa duck a ‘Contraction of bank Joan we New York bangs commenced thelr, contrastion ‘a Anguat ‘8s foilows:— > 1857, their loana Sant. 26, 4 97,050, 75,900,090 Sirewd capitaliata walling for ‘Contration and fa!l in pric: If the bane aopte Wectieae bk from imoortere, austionsers’ 3 , tas drain of peor Wit bo prevented. Tt wili poat- pone payment Our soring “imports until we gan send cotton and ether wolics sasieat of gold ; | Prevent the fall in ‘prices that inose cap viele heir money for: it wii proveat tae orice of to 60 eorpitart rie; is wil! contac the embarrasament srising f:0 tho asecessiry ia, to & few imoorterm in thi tr of ‘ow Yors ans European friends 10> yen ie Will bo free to give our comes: ant ‘oternat eli the accom td tion toey waar, lity HE ty iy pene meen aceasta are me es coaspire w pro | & ar as wacan feara free | 1959 tha imporiare | | 1! nos contract debts for merchandise which Those wno | | the domestic pandr to discount they ought to dleconat wet be aale, Deoaane @ fore ga Tre doe man oy } drein for epsote so impore i our ovly froumle Yny ao kos pert of ow VE Gortors sat Lorene ad oy #98 New Yow Dake to aan soe WOO & © oomniey, when 430. Tulery the How Jamer @ © Sreaeury, unin 60 the follow oe Care(auy prepared ertimates of Oar 1Dtor nai tees to tid0i— pial tp neat ++ $843,000,000 Prenocs 1688909 00 2510000 Joo cae oat + New York banks aa wil 5 ver oeo¢ inmaat of T per fos additions) 18% tax oxUNOL 1 9 evied ov about $2.00 oo trate fOr Bok Fime OF pOrson As may Waal Sarees ap trade i thrown on Kurove this vast A10,004),090 tomes io teats wilt femsia ua 6, YEN Do ‘wy ate prices pay far mouky, POEAIDLy OC aL DIB Femle wun tne New York ne nein nation guides whe rae.of sno Uaios Tas y © BUD te Rane Homo ae od Uoret dated Wdidthey are the reguetor of the osaks of tre Unren. foo principles which thay call sound, legitimate, hoathhy Mecking, are ail very yond when we hage 09% | partons, auc jo vod waatayer the hanks discount for deroant for xyecie, | the more «roi thay Dave tne stronger iney are. Lf aay were to Ht during August aa? seplomder $15,090,000 For tan porter jongore &1, Now mand wuld bs tor Of their $20,000,000, evan Khotgn bhey ware rulatiesiy nU-Or ger, an tur Danks reckon mtrametn? Cais ta Uns ¢ AY Ld IHX AS thele POR OM. Cha Prosoat Puls tne Meaks use to test (bei airenge® will not hear the test of prac tire, (heeliher Reroe contr eamcts to thelr wants aor car ‘Osne from uanealths flustustove We eunpno & statemeut of tae bank mote of meu me1ug their rebtiwe errengen, We give ini n Dy one of Dem=nives, oe the ARRALD'S mupey aruiste Augus. 3 The Mgures are olflomi—puvitened by thy | Hovre sno mgnet George ‘ymaa Sopy ap» the HekaLp's movey aruce® August 10. Sugust } 1857 Sais Ba eo. ald 2784 WL TASS cae Lapsitasiwe gs ers | 74dtengs i} Be 42s 7 7ba 6 Bale aoe ' 931M (9S 82059.450 LASS spoote and scons. $:92615.005 156,047,701 140,111,976 Soroins atengtt $5586) 655 BT GBKGNS 87,4221 Banter wrong 4 $33,527,125 49.289.935 65 423(3% hoe lute (Da BOUTe EF rors—ias\verteaty, o> dab oy q ong Wy grons depontia, ater of ve de posite for 857 9p! 1898; Wed OY COMpar UE kno ErONS any: wie of Shore yrare win Che nes ceposiss wOice he A nis mi@ecne Dp. Of 899, made ous sha tae hanks are, July 3h, 18HH 816,170 O00 strouger thee they wore sams dass tet Year, wud $25,900,000 than they wore at sume date 14 1857. The actnai position of the banks at thera viene dates, an too ori cod'ng staromens eho wa, tid ask differ 9} all Poi eratement of * Baker's’? pas dona extann ured by toe parsisan praww of the imporvers and paake (> cai) ABRALD, Uoad bow fahantons Mae Wools thiag is to thro aa; ight st ali apo ine atroogts of tye Denke to meet * sete WODE, we gee simtiar COMDartRONR for Ost 10, 1857—Ioree Gaye Defore che DaukA AtOgYeT AZ Gens, od 'or Ovlober T—~our days afvar tagy aLopved pay ana The qroen depoaits wot bang vubitaned thea, we to tua. £16,000 000 850 $17,069,060 "rom the gross, wnign ie pry hadi setimate. 9 We winh to give the omeks ih Wit these excepiions the otger fgarce are NEW YORK Lowe Om 16/67, BLOL GIT Dot. AT BT. OT, 8 tna. cr V9, SBT" Oct V7, 1857 : $45 904,000 38 600,090 5 7,823,699 8.087 44 Total +. $95,548,500 aa oeT aN Aw Loans, eps te and stocks... 1/3398 463 1096 689 080 Surp os sereogyh , R ory sTO, 264 $0 vi618 Ve amy give ths followny died 10 Gove the Danes airunger suly 23 sban Janwery, 1869 owt) be seen their so catied relative strengin i» fouah she ween aes—ae ihey have bees Net D posits. Cire'n Jao 2 Joy Nel de, ovits, Tireulation Assets, Loans, epeoie amd stocks... 169,0°2.198 141,131,072 Saryinw wtrougin. ...., 866,488,461 57,698,508 © oriedly KIAMed A} Some of tna CLUsyS tna: Dro ghivoing money Marke! wad wast of condtascs UD nett catalan, We have tesied the accuracy an’ snicdners of una rule by which oar New York bans Agere regulate cheir joaps aod judge of tos sireagth 4 bew posivou Tost taare ts someching radicaiy #roax othe preciicai working of vnat Wanting rule inet guider chooase \o exam let Dusid-sa mea tai more iliustrations for taen the discinotion Datween gros Araxioas of the Oankiog gria: prove tne baoes Mad the aos wh Jost before and after they fatied Oat 10 and 17 Ao7. IW expreas that strengto ip millions, according s booM mMepagers’ method tee banks were from two to =x Ww)! oue et onger, Oot 10 kad 171837. than they wore ANgURL L, 1887, Aujume 7, 1858, Juiy 30, (809. This is wot the wireogia required to moet our presen’ froabis—exceme ve expor'® 0 go.d to Rirope, caused b ek-ossiee mporta, We aoe thet wheo the Dauks were by rule strongest, wey bad Ww stop Having spsctE We are very much afraid tbat a wat is required to moat a © Goreyo export of apecia, We give the following ata, S for Oowio MA oD tostudy. We inoue 1867, not me and pay for, Conveniently, aD Impoit a large 1887. We, of course, knuw that nohody wants to sas b 1899 ober impos, Sank expansou, OF anytaing vise 1888, 1869 82,536,028 168,614,800 1857. 6x81 428 664 6 5.33,5 the year August Exports produce(ex wiv of apacie) from New York froin Imports of apecle from Californ's for the year 10 daw Bes. .s15e5- 28,106,411 eived from 28,216,839 719 44,896,190 41,780,985 37,922,292 38,361,220 20,854,392 21,116,448 16,815,613 14,139,636 14,851,698 10,933,299 © exceem of {orsign imsorts reduced Afty millions i #, int e@ aad Other yewKEWS, WOUId Iojure Only foreigu aan fae Importers lowe from a fail in prises from uite These importations panpor the fomaic Fioe of love for dress, American women woald be heuer cally and morally by wearing leva of them. Amer! en would Ue beiter temporally and spirittal'y vy » pay for ieee of (bem, Many aa aaoappy homes auned by the extravagance of wives and daughters vice and raleery are che consequences. The evii of extravagant foreign \upori, like wil ev, ends not wito it. fet Evit dreeé# evil the su ject te not merely a financial one—it ts spread- ing @ #ocia: Cauesr—rakivg our women lazy and extrava- feni—our men, Worn out with hard work, to pay for that xivavagance. Our men, Onding their hom~s no hornss for them. bat hotele for their wives and daughters to mike » diepay of their chariae, aao thelr dress, and their fur ture, acd their cortains, to groups of iettering frieods, Reek KolAce and comfort where. The flonscial view bowever, thet which businesx men are considering, Tilt it oe Yoown tbe Now York beake wi adopt to keep tt specie safe from Earovean peaking femé, importers auctioneers, &e., the pablic mind wil: re exen} svxious stale In auy event, pra- Oent men, Who are solvent and mean to pay their dedi, wil buy ag hidle a8 they cao aad anorien crsdiia. They glut ia imvortations and contraovion by the banks may eause to fall in price on their hands Observance of Sunday in Jeriey. 20 TH® EDITOR OF THER HERALD. Jeasey Ciry, Anguet 16, 1859. The following outrageous ac. was committed hy the po- live of (oie city let night:—a private family, azsembird % thelr own houss, wore enjoyiug themsslyse—one of ihe Jourg |nc\es playing the piaao and another singing— Seu a oarty of policemen, in number no less thas cight, burs im (36 hat door snd forced off the male portion of the “comonuy, taking tham before tho Chief of Potioa, wha _UGTY sinaly let thew off for. this time, but auid if’ over they were canght in the same act agein be would put Sem in the lock up. Will you kiadly inform am if this 1s the yer of Jersey. TWO OF THE VICTIMS, PS —Wo forgot to tell you that the chatge given in shh us wae Y = rire That we were dancing, singing, laughing sittin Ralirvad Management. TO THE PDITOR OF 74 HERALD. New York, August 17, 1369, In your irauc of the-1éth inst. I notice a communication headed “The Railroads of our Country.” Long has the pubite been looking for some independent paper to epee Out on this important subject; and it is loft for the Reraty tolead off in thin great reform. The articie in question bas been highly commended by good and honest m ‘Well may the people rejoice that there {8 ons paper tn 06 laud tamt dare expose the deep rascality and corrupiion io our railroad ont. [have in my mind's aye 025 individual who,afew yoars since, waa quiw poor, now rolling in weaith—#ald io be worth $2,000,000 —fi-rt a 1 reo'or end Snancia! agent ine railroad compar y Weer; 204 lodsy the teara of widows and orphxna flow 'n conss i g faterual wate demerde ite ap: acd tt Somes back again, The vauks will bo wie $3 got all qievce of bis 0] sions. Go cn, Mr, Rditor, in thr goo work pegua, The honest and the good will eee ro NEW YORK HERAL - Ovr * tratnta Oorrespondenre, Seven Pourrans. Sucvanpoan Joosty, Va. August 138, 1859 What is Thought of Wire's Late New York Letter in the nth Ligum—Virginta wilh | Withdraw from the Charleston Coventionst the Niro York Sifts Are Nea La Cluded'P wells Furt!!— Waahtagem's Opinion of its Advantages aa & Print of Reettance fur an Army—A Turkey Anectote Prasants, Bo , fo | A aistieguahad oapéatn, #ho #aK once the pooullar ob | jeoe of Geveral Jackson's hostility, remarked to me oa the recoup! of the HERALD a& this place con\aining Governor Wiee's Doupetly teitar, that the Govornor was, beyond & doot, & wan of destiny, Ble rewarded that letter and all che ciroumatances of its developement as better cstou loted to seoure bis nomination to sbe Presidency then avy wi tbat could transpire io hie behalf, He looks ita ‘nvnty to » union of the South upon Wise as a rotsliay mmsceure for thit nitempt at bie overthrow by the Norib- orp (ee soit wing Of the dercoorscy, the hostilty of that perly to apy Presents! candidate being deemod te very heat puksan ee of hie delity to Soutnorn inatiations, Ago: thor expect 1 which this letter ts viewed with ree pect Lo Its Deariogs upou (be Governor's prowpcets is the great oon. fluence which bis OD EXDTERSEd Conriction of hin streagen koly to tmpart, for tbe uniform realizstion of ail bis F 48 6b convictions in the past has given co bis predictions vow @ mCral force which, in Virgiuis at less', arocognizes pearly 1D the Nght of infelibiitty, Wise baw neeu prover tially secoeeful i @ll bia paiitios) contests; bar m te fetcbful fuidlmens Of Bis predictions, in 1855, 19 ound the strongest boats of reliance tp Ris deo'araitour re carding the future, Rely On tt, this avowai of the Gover opr acif ccnrotocenges of bis strength aud aval gbility 1s (os Ube Joss! important feature of the Donnelly epistie ip hs bepefctal relations to ite author. But, avove all, wilt the corrupt spa uppricopied intrigue whinb te circumstance ofits podicacon raveaia tend to enbance nis p:o*psota Yoo Dore @ my upite the Soeth im bis bebart. Holsring that Lbs war Court meek at Wooortock, eigns miles from cere [100k o¢0ssion to visit that towa a dey Or two age iD A view of ueceralang We eentments of the peoole of this count, Ov tbe aubject oF bbie letter, Coors o v , AF YOU Are GOudileews wwBrO, Are generally Une oreamons for the assembteg of large pomoers of tno propis togetber; Bod tbe true Bent) ments of the county find Kothtul exvreston et these avseub ages Tne taree wopres comme g ibe Teath L gion—Pago, Sbonandosn bh Xvckeogham—bare given i the tae gaduraaiorial irovon nore ‘Dep Naif ‘he sgeregate Jemooratis wajority tne Siwe. apa you will Derefore conclude, io view of he w qu efion of this dirtrict {9 tne party ip Virgiove, that ipattere appercatot g to ie rate te 00 reaching Wooretock, that the Guver very g ly diaswesed, god toe aiff eeemed to be to detect the objestwoadle fosturce 8 of the Ovpesition press led them wnity amon the comme vopoes i contmined. Whyt wre deemed toe mor: tia work, pare 1D the estmation of some of the New Yore Tema—inet Of recommending the sending of tro aviega 6%) Parlesion in the contingency wWeuroned io tos +er—eeema-a % the people of Soensadvad tos greavea mest of the prosuction, They tooked upou tt, moreover or formehng information whieh ihe Governnr would never sommunicele etnerwise thay under geal of eecrese;, Dat it ow piven, and earrics evidentiy to the peopie of thir cevind the kame overpompring tuflvence a8 310 bin an urapers 1D '69, Cexpie tho Vaunted lavinatbliity of tae Kno* Novbinve’ Evory man present netioved infaiitniy n the yence @hich be exve to that leber of a8 suc cers (D 'be eveai of his Bomination, and this copviction & ts pdornce fowe tnfluen'tal persons rocsery, that go far as wee concernrd—and thet felt #esured tho whole feuth Legi7o would poetain 18 action—tne dele. ates 10 rhe Chorieston Conver tion shoul vo there pledged co wibdrew fom that roty if the New York aotte, with Casmicy, Richmond sud Cogger at their bead, were not ex- cluded,’ They tock upoo New York at ro scquisition to ihe Oemorreey at des!: bu! part from this, uney are de. ‘ermmed (0 put the seat of eocdemustiog ugon tots late reecrerots attemot to injure she proapscta of a man who ax never dren known to epgare in & political intrigue, nd wroee grestes’ fant wan bis intep-ndenoe aod can: cor With suen ap arowal as this from the Teatn Lagion, 1s 40 be presumed Whe uther districts of V rginia will fol- acd mtbat event the movement i¢ likely to T te thie coun Teave themselves the troable of apoo'mting dle. veded ibey are pound to be if the prevailing ermionton Ip thie region gives any arensance oF ihe uocere of sts potiey. he indiznauion which t manifest u bere i er evough to impei the people to any ex. Creme revort; apd ne to Virginia giving ber vote for any Sew York candidate, that eeems out of the question xe oi! inrist op Wee's comipation to the last extremity, (only to carry Cuagrip to tbe party who attempted bis verthrow by 60 trescherous end unprincipled ao act ws ne ounticntion of bin private correspondence. There is much sex ty to ascertain wbat the effect of this intrigue likely t he op the party toat engaged {a it, and whetnor {t wii) atili continue to command an ascendancy in your Siate, If it does, the act will be regarded as having the ‘DeHieD ADA approval of the people of New York, and the demors iz: tion of the “sof”? wing of the democracy will be comed 100 grest 10 adit of fellowsbip with the ern. srohep of ‘be party. They ill be utterly discarded, as ‘a/cartein wheo the Convention meets. The waiiey fo which the Seven Fountains are situated m known se Powell’s Fort, from ite likeness to this style of tornficstion It m® entiraly surrounded by moantains of iaw epee heigbt, and only accessible at two points by nayvrow catties scarcely wids enough to admit of the pas onge of wetage coach, A force of twenty thousand men vatioped @ thin thie patural fortification could dety ne miivary gentvs of @ Napoleon with all the available army ci the French empire at bis back. The seclusion here te porfoet, wave in'ths two tnatancce referred to, aad be becesstiee of an advance in parrow files of an army Kemptipg ep entrance, which the coviracted limits of ‘bese ruggeo mountain pases would render inevitable, makes even there with a small resisting force little leas onmmidubie (ben the natural barriers which the encircling mOuGtan range compoees Wakbington, I understand, re- marked that if compiled to retreat from bis pomtion in che Kast, he woud p'avt him-elf in Powell's Fort, where De Could set the power of tbe whole Britisn army at de- Bunce He te ead ty heave deciared this the most formida ple fortific-tion wbica military science could devise, ad- misting even tbe power of artand the sbility of a nation in a peeumiary polot of view to coustruct oo@ upon the kame colons) principle: The points of resemblance to » fort which tbi« piace exbinite, and which have given to it its present came, go beyond the tormitable lines of de- tenee which the enrrounting mountains covetivute. In he valleys outside these mountains on either site are the north avd soub forks of the Shenandoah river, present ing the outiloes of deep and formiJable ramparts, the parsege of which might bo easily intercepted from some f ihe wany favoranle pointe of elevation which 1e witbio gannom range. And here let me re- mark with regard to thofe forks of the Shonan- ‘oan, that a spectacle more grand than they present, with, their various Complicated windings, could nowbere de witoessed. Their course reprevente the same ortocue siccinye woich are depicted in the drawing of a sueke used to # familiar game of that name in which chil ‘rep teke euch ap Interest. Tbe curves, which consist of not leee then frdm seven to ten, range in almost a diract wwe from Fort Mouvtaio to Nortn Mountain on the sther Bide, acd the course of the river is from one moun- ‘ain to the other, alternately, for a distance of twelve or Alten miles. With these abrupt divergances in its course © ratio of advance towards the point of junction with te kindred #'ream must be slow, while the diatance tra- veiled 18 pecessarily much increased. Between the iines of the river, tn its transverse hike, tortuous course from ope mouptain to apotrer, there exist series of rich farms, toe river lines constituting the boundaries bewween each. The area of each farm is beautituily circumacribed, ac cording to the ordinary capacity and requirements of the co Uvm.ors of the soll; but in the productiveness of that ic region there is a counterbalance for its aggre 2 roum*cribed range, which gives to it an incressed reiative ysive. Thus you wiil perceive that in its varied ‘oawures of outline and peculiar formation, Powali’s Fort is justly entailed to the designation givon 40 it. Au stouring incident recontiy occurred here, which I seem it appropriate to give you: A large turkey gobbler, half wild, pelopgiog to the provrietor of the Seven Fountains, has been in the habit, from tims to time, of quitting his charge bere and taking up with the wild tar ceys in the neighboring mouplains. Betiraes he recurved, when food became scarce ontetde; and for & month or two attended to ali his duties as master of the hovseheld, showing every diavosition to become fudy reooociled and domesticated. The first gobble from his old associates on the mountain, however, would lead vim off ¢gein, wad be would covtinue as before to matataip ood fellowship with bis bretbren of the forest, returning Sgain under the ame necessity to which his comparative iwactivity and improvidence had readily reduced bi. But be evicentiy made his isst trip the other day. I: appears that in one of hia recent visita he made a Jittie too freewith the young whoin ho ha‘ao trouble in raising, or ‘obabiy with their mammas, when two of their lords set pon bin and gave him such a thrashing that he waa *carcely ebie return. He came limping back abous vightfa'l, badiy used up, He hada bloody and war orberwiae considerably backed. Ever eince then ha could not be driven by ® pack of hounds within a gum shot of hg O'0 haunts. Hoe seems now content, and ‘Will go ro more & roaming. There ia a moral in inis which many other gobblors of ferent Bpeci«s roight refisct upon with some profit. rants Dy tbe thonsaud are found ip this neiganor. hood. They are seldom sho! at, and of course must multi ply very rapidly. ‘hey ofler fine inducement for sport in tbe (allaro winter. We had 6 beavy fall of rain, accompanied with thunder fad lightoing, inthe valiey on yesterday. More, how aver, Betill needed, The echo of the thunder along the valley is magnificent; ad the glare of the lightning under the dim shadow of the mountaing eset more vivid thao | bave teen it iu the darkest nights. It is observed by Derons revident here, that witun an area of about two coiles ina particular part of this valley not more than a ‘wile oimmnt from here, more raja falls in one month thea in any point is the velloy beyond the lines of thie sreainfonr Divring my etay here Ihave observed the rain failing at this point in torrents, while not ® drop resohed here, The Police and thetr Tatior. “10 THR EDITOR OF THB HARALD. In your issue of Friday last, in commenting upon a suit brovghs against me bya tailor aopoiated by tite Folics Department, yon state that it ia my inteation to push the question whether the Comm'astoners osn corapel me to go to certa'n tailors to get my clothes, This ts ® mistake, ‘The only question I propoge’to push is whether avy tailor—-appointed by the d: ent or not—can mks Mme pay Lull price for clotbea half meda. The matter var brought before the Cummirsioners in the case wader nove Sad promptiy decided in wy favor—at lense 80 far an to Wwavaut my insisting npoo a apecified diacourt To that decision the tailor lermurred, wad henee the suit. This 1 the wavle maiver. I have not, an sever have bed, the idoa yf trating any queetion tn respect to the functions of the 6 Commissioners, it vetng as sevch wa I ean do to And exercise my own functions GEO, §, MCWATERS, Poliggmen Fifteenth Diatrict. The a Trepsit Route, ANOTHER STATEMENT OF ITS POSITION —HISTORY OF NeGOTIA TIONS IN NICARAGUA. ‘TO TRS EDITOR OF THA NEW YORK HERALD. New Yorx, august 45, 1859. The value of © Igwyer’s opinion depends very avo’ Upon the ‘statement of the case,’’ and it is by uo moss +b uncommon thing for clieuta to deovive their owe lawyera, especially when they wish to got an opinion which suite them for other objects. At the bem “ « op pion”? j# Only aD OPinion—it t# DO} the decision of & court of law. Moreover, this question is one ia which the opinion of Spanish jurinis wad tbe deoiwion of a Spanish law court must, im the end, prevail. , A short review of the opipion of the “ eminent jurist” BOG Of the facts lated, and some few additional facts not there sated, may preve interesting to your readers, Who Liewtovant Loge 18, wbo in reported to have vagote ted ow beba'f of Nicaragua, [/o not know, but presume it # meent tor Licevciado Peres, secretery of Genore Jerez. Lom bot aware tbat Niowracua comferred say powers ou SDat gepueman for thes object. eral Jerez bad ceriain powers, signed by Presitoat Martinez, Butborizeds him to do certain things, v1Z:— (oO arrange old watiers with the Canal Company nad to jnitele pew oues if be could not settic with the Canal Company. But Geveral Jerez was pot authorized Ww ratify any now matter wbicd be mizbt ivitee Present Martine: cOUuL® DOL give Dim that power, for the very simole rea sor that be bed po such covssituvions! authority himselt— ‘dst was a fucciiod of “be Natiovel Assembly of Mica rexva ao? dewased to them wose. Moreover, He Nubiopa Arsswnly Could not perfect tho S01 Of Gewere! Jerez upti! It bad diwoeeed Of the previous coptraors of the Cans! Company ich ware, aad are apy Dew coatra:t could 09 wate ith the obartered rignts of the Cana! Company, (bose righ! * must fivrt go through whe proces of «opcelment or aunu ment by the Legisiature of N car- agua Sach bes not peen done up to this onte, and will not be dope uDtt the pow treaty made by General Jerez. ob the 6tb of June iast, with the Canal Com; revurced reuded to the aid company in N government of Nicaragua seot a special authority to Gel 1 Jerez, by virtue of whion that contract of the Gib of June last was concluced between Jerez and toe 01d Ca ba) Company. Tbe object of the argument ita your papar of this day: to prove thet if the goveromen Of Nisaragua emoo wore! General Jerez to imimate apy mutter, sald repuntic o Niowragva wan end is bound to ratify all and every bar Kain made by Said Jerez, eveo to the giving away of ne! or sil (be patioual territory, and Diodiag the repuniic to e cootruct which wight bave oeen made fora thousand years. Tois is simply ap adeurdity, and posane maa will vont to it But the adcivoosl argument about the ume when the new contract was to bi ite beginaing is ome Dovel and iiogical Ab “ em pent counsel’’ is made to vay that if a coatract #e6 mace On tbe 27 b October sod @ term of Bix mathe Wab fixed for Compliance #1sh ite Btipulations, conmequeat 'y ‘ermipating op the 27h of April, that such consract wen of binding force on the Sth July, necauee tne grantses bad the option of comply ng witbya four mouths from «a6 cats of retifcenon, which sa’ Meatioa hai beea deuied by the grantor—tbxt is, the government of Nicaragua. The £0 calied Vaooy no grant required 128 cuni: actors open the Nicaragna rou'e either #ith: fear moaths fron the date of rat fication of said graot by the Legislature Nicaregua, Or within Bix moniisof the date of she coa- tweet Tbe government and Leginlatare of Nicaragua rofased to ratty the contract because it conflicted with ober Kigbte previouriy conceded to otber part! #, and it is now pretended to be argsed that the grantees may begia thrir operations whenever they please, or evon to defer taem to the poulo pot fulurum—tbat the contracs betog yaiified, Niceregua is always bound, It in conceded that as far as compliance within six moatbs trom the date of the contract 18 concerned, th ontractors have no rights under the Vandvea contract. If the contract had been perfect whan it was sited by General Jerez (st is alieged) and the coptractors are driven to the absurd posivion of maintaining tba the contract, haying been refused ravi cation, Goes Det require ratification, asd as it mil never getreauted, they sullbeve ‘tour moaths after evertast. im?’ to begin thetr operations. T presume that all the fooia are not dead yet, nor cut dowp., although a pretty large crop bas besn mown ths year, but the eminent juriet end bis logis will fail ¢o con. vince the right kind of men, who Nave the necessary cash ‘orpare, to open the Nicaragua rou'e unter aay euch pre- tonced granis or cbarters ag that of Mal'aer aud Ventyka, =hicb your correspondent Oentral America’ bas xo aoly expored. NICARAGUA. Our Berinuda Correspendence. Hamitton, Bermuda, August 6, 1859, New Govenor for Bermuda—The Weather—Lrgislative Proceedings—A “Dutch Brig Bound to New York in Dis- tress. Trim reported here, on very good authority, that Sir Dominick Daly (at preeent Governor of Prince Edward [e- land) bas been offered, and will accept, the post of Gorer- Bor of Berwuda. We bave had very fine rains here iately; the weathor is very pleasant—the heat not so intense as we generally ex- pect at this seaton. Tho face of the country presente a very green and juxuriant appearance. The summer crops, favored with @ propitious season, promise an sbundant yield, ‘The health of the population is very good; we hear of ‘very few caace of sickness, end trust that this happy state of things may contipue, The Legisleture is till in eession, but I fad but little in their proceedings, bsyoud the urual rontice of businvas. Tebould, bewever, excopt @ proposal tendered by the ore. sent Chief Juatice, the Hon. Jobn Harvey Darrell, to un Gertake a Consolidation of the acts of the colony, bringing bem in order, with @ proper index, so that magistrawce aud others may more readily understand the laws thin they can be expected to do under the present system, which requires @ tearch torough laws passed at arff-reat periods, very wavy of which are scis amending former acte parsed by the Legisistare. It remains to be seon whether the Leguslatore will provide pecuniary means to cover the expense of writers to prepare the work, snd also printing it, which !aiter exvense wi'l be soms what beavy. Tha Cajet Justice offers his most valuable Services in the matter free of chsrge to the colony, 4 Duveb brig (name onknown to me), from Trieste, out 108 days, bound to New Yurk or Boston, goton tae recs to the northeast of +these isiands on the’ evening of Wed headey lust, but eas gotoif curing the nignt by the assis- tance of boste from the shore, without sustaiaing any damage. Sbe afterwards camo tato Murray’a aochorage, where ebe still remaing for the settlement of some claims for ealvage. Generel Houston Elected. [From the Cherieston Moroury, August 18.] _ Ae the sincke of tho lave contest clears away in Toxas, is becomes more and more apparent that he bas been clected Governor of that State. A few years ago, in con. vequenes of bis reputed affiation with the Know No- thurge.and of bis decloed opposition to the passage of che Kontas-Nebraske aot, be lost, apparently, every particie of tbe popularity be once enjoyed in Texas. Ia a trial of ttreng!d with Runnelle, the gentleman whom he has inst besten, he was defeated by something like 10,100 majority, and soon afterwards [allied to secure a re ciec tion t the Senate of the United States. Apparently be had completely ehuftied off the political coil, and when he :eli- vere bis valedictory to the Senate in February, no one betieved that Sam would again piay a part in the politicr ofthe couviry. Indeed, General Houston’s ta'k was of pbiloropbical resignation to the inevitable fate of all polt- ‘clans, ard hs deciarations were of baving grown weary of political life, and of having become dis- Gusted with its cat His pational aspirations and base treachery to bis section and the siave institutions of the South hed cesiroyed bim, noiwithstand'og his great for- mer gervices, bis personal popularity, and nis eloquence snd soroitness io speaking. The old seif-seeker fell, und oped to rive no more in Fexaa. Upon returning bome, however, bis views underwent a sndcen change, and he entered tho lists against his former copipetitor, Governor Rupnelis. The State rights party of Texas started an unnecessary and disastrous issue. They made the re opening of the save ade the great question in the election, dividi teeir own party and criving of many. Tho speecheor of the cenvase were flied chiefly with this subject. Houston faw bis advantage, mounted the opposition, and has ridven to victory over those who, on Sits rights grounds and realstauce to Northern aggrersion, had beaten hima to the earth by overwoeiming odds, To tho advantage giver him by thie teus, were added the memories of tio past, wkich completed the work of his success, He cany ised the Siate most actively; everywhere re- vived, among his old comrades In arms, reco!lections of San Jacinio and of the early glories and. sufferings of the founders of the republic, mel.ed Dis audience to tears, and wept with great effect himeelt, az the reeuit snowe, The State rights party of Texex bave brougat defeat upon thenwelyes by making an impractic.tlo aud mis chievons jerue. Let it be a lesuon to ne remembered. The people of the South should be informed on the sabjecs; but t meke it matter for voting, and a living issue, civi- ding our people, ‘s & foolish and fatal move. “Let the eud- ject be considered calmly and Sboroughly sifted by dis. cussion merely. When the South tsin # position to act on it, it will be time eonovg® to make itan ieaus, Bet until then, such a ure of it ig only fraught with evil. Lo this in- stance it bas paralyzed the State righty party of Texas, Sue rained (0 power one of the greatest eurtnies to ths Sonth, end most unmiligeted demagogues within our bor- ders—a Soutbern freeeorier, Mr. Wowry, the Bigamist, In Court, {From the Troy Evening times, August 13.) The exemiuotion of Mowry 0a & chargo of false persona- tion aud iheg:! werriage, was couciuded Wetsre Justice Warron this morning. The examipation was Wo come otf at 11 A. M.,but tbe counsel for tho proseovtion not ap pearing vntil near 12 Mf, 1. Townsend, Keq, moved tha discharge of the prisoner, Be aduittio’ ine legality of ibe rourriage, such sdmission being taptamonot w a dis- obarge, abd the same, with the consent of District Attor- ucy Lotridge, who came io while Mr. Towascod waa speaking, wos made out by the Court The abvence of the covnsei for Ue 16 Was DOW Koon explained by the appearance of ofdcar Ph'ilips, who im- mediately arrested Mowry oa & warrant for Dismay, upon the covoplaict of Fanny Welch, bis acknowledged wife, Mies W. stated jn her silidavit toat Mowry bas a wife by 8 former marriage living in Provideace, and that abe bas beard reea lettera writiea by hor to nim; and aso that Mowry bas admitted to several persons, while denying the legality of tho last marriage, thet ho bad a wife living fo another State. The counsei for Mies W. have also Jowora svom Mowey’s father aod prother, in which ts firat mar. riage 8 apcken of by thom. Tho prisoner was remanded to Jail for examipation on a charge of big »my. Quite a acene took piace in court previous to the dis- charge of the prisoper on thy original coar; Ms Atbeoy counrel, Mr. Willett, calleo Mowry one cide and whigpaor- to Bim informed bim, ae it was understood, tant fue cher had disowued him aud ehoold voresfior joave lim to the consequences of hit acta, Tuls inteiigence reomadt. ‘0 er the prisouer and be burst ini wars. 19 continued to weep for nome time, and tid wos again reg4ir ‘bin com, re during the time ne was lu cort. We could Dot but feel pity for the unfortunste young man, althouga hig (aa scarcely be amid to be denerving of tt, D, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1859. Bxporte from the Port of #ew Work Fo neigh Ports for the Weok nding august 1b, 1859. Pa "10 2,099 1 Sugar, pial Tobacco, bales 351 DANI WHET INDIMS. nt. Fak, Prow lo? Gea, Drugs, oa .., MM ncctaneous, HAMBURG 6,409 ae W'gon mat,os 1 poles Spr tur; rela. 21,605 Tobacco, baus, 339 $70 908 776 15,569 parry 148 Varniab, be, 4 W. vows, ie 31,322 0 Forncco, C8... TL Booswax, los, 346 Total. + 089,604 B204 23,003 9 689 1,899 ANTWEEP, Rosin, bois..4,442 $8,177 M’gany, ctchs 384 $400 1 6,866 M’gauy, loge, 88 8,783 Staves: coe '638 Gomingos., 14 600 Les cloth, 4 mm Codtan, quis., 28 ne Fuso. sticcs, 736 = 450 Parniture, t 100, Snooke & hds, 24 0 Miscolianeous, 18 TObRL. ..644+ 0446 $161,806 ‘500 Mn 5 $108 Pork, bbls... 250 83, vieReee, DORE | (Omitted cid Mi.codacd,tbe 6498 890 report of 6ua Greane, 'ds...7,600 Avguat, per Steron, bxs ., 3°8 ship Ellea ibe, 783 Austin ] Uneeer, ibe. 66,257 Cotton, biet 2,398 131,431 Torco, his” 4 Log w’d, tbe 226.6 1/820 Stor, piates,ce Fuetic, Iba. 259, Frearms, 08. Emp y ceske., Me Steven, M.,.21 758 Oricake, be 710 337 s . 160 Moinasos, bod 240 Durverr goa. | Towa 230 08 se nee reer eee es S206 1BL 1D dd1e.2,272 $10,180 Cke 8 6,306 Vachinery,ca, 2 ‘08 Todacco,dales, 18 401 Ciovmiug, oxe. 1 809 450 3,840 10 rat Dr} 8, 43 3 frog outek, B81 1,000 82 2,909 ‘Charts, or 1 Ao 3 1,000 Otick lo.2084 714 BTR71 oor ca. 8 800 Sp. turp..bvis, 673 10.479 Modsgco,thos. 24 8,500 Pres. aesis,cs, 24 98, Esseocer,ce.. 20 3,000 Fotal, $290,172 BRISTOL Otleake,1d .677,)72 69,796 Logw'd, 1b.448,000 $3,150 Steven, 6,0 260 — 616 3076 Total............ 816,881 GLASGOW Lard, tha..136,361 $11,71% na 162 A bt B24 woxin, DOis. Steves, 100 cis Woeat,bush..1,823 1,823 coRK Sugar, pkys.. 246 $8,624 Sinves + 4,800 $706 Total... 4. Seer eee teen er eens nee B18 824 BNIVISH NORTH AMEKICAN COLONIES. Flour, bb's..8,28 $38,2:9 $78 Com, busbeis 804 ott 3u2 Leetber eices 350 = 1,806 160 Ou clohingcs 4 120 1,00 Tobacco, bhds 5 ‘764 B24 Mof. iron pkg. 33 85 643 Corpmeai,bbis_ 50 189 43 Coal, tops... KO 364 189 Pork, bbis.... 617 ‘1786 139 Mf.tob’co,lbs 9,731 1,53 350 20 Sugar, bois...” 60 960 Alabaster w.,c. 12 200 Sogers,cs.... 2 255 Glass ware... 3 hé Cement, bbis 100 80 Miscellaaeous, — 312 Bread, bage.. 160 387 Rice, tierces., 25 693 = Total. $08,601 BRIMISH WEST INDIKS. Bread, pkge.. 549 $1,770 86:6 C. meal, bbis. 660 2) 64 Beef, lace 598 vivz5 764 6422 233 872 973 . 160 73 L stock,bead, 82 1,960 au D'c fisb, boxes 67 69 82. aT 1% 297 lot 636 43 RvB One 1,460 106 Wwe 496 107 867 1,475 138 1,088 848 4865 276 1,610 180 90 96 3 210 106 Oerrivgea..... 2 B45 am Miscoluncous — 1,878 187 Wnf.t’b0,b 91 675 Tapsceo,Ebde. 100 Bardwaie, cs. 145 Ag’l. top , (8, 397 ‘Man. wood ,o8 1,129 Roem, bois... 384 P'vd Seb, kee. 300 D'asypies pkg 100 Butter, tor,. 8,000 Linseed, begs, 204 Tobaceo, pigs. 120 Borr mis. 5 Droge, ca... 186 Boots &he.ce, 60 Domestics. bis 23 ut, Iron, pKa. 206 Cheeee, Ye. 1,269 Prinuyg mat. 1 Glue, dbia. 6 Cotton, bis... €61 Dry gods, 40 Logwood, !ba.,.... Furniture, pkg 37 Drvgs, es 1 Cheese, Ibs. To! Woodware,ng. 82 Liking giaece 3 Fornitnre 89 Hardware 74 Lard, tba, .89,702 Candice, cases” 24 Gas fixtures.. 866 Mating, rolis. 80 Rice, ticrees,. 183 ale, bbls... Fancy goode,c. Sirawpaper ©,5% Mid. tron, pgs. ‘best. Ploted ware, 1 Giese +. 100 Ontiery PO. fieh, bia 30 bar, en ory. cas. 4 Butter, Ibe, ..2,792 Wick, 'bales..’ 30 Driedfish, bxs. 470 48 ing 3 Raspbry.syrp. 25 Benne, bbls... 100 Potatoes...... 100 Lard, Ibs...17,306 Cheeno ......8,625 Pork, bbis.... 30 Candles, boxes 260 Matehes, 10 Q meal, v 6 F.crack’ra,bxs 7 eed, bdit 192 BRIVIVH AUSTRALIA, Tooxcco, tres. 26 Nas, keg... 313 Woodware,vic O84 Sise, pee. .1,053 furnitare, ce. 883 1 20 #8, 08". Lomber, 11.542 434 D dxppivs,bge. 500 Trucks + 86 Sait, rushsis . 850 Mise ianeour, — Oils eb, ca... 2 36 Woibode,ie.4,741 Povasdes. bois 100 Anis’ oil, ca, 9 Miscellaneous, — CANARY ISLANDS. $240 Tobe: 12 9: Lumber, ft, 6,000 41 atavea, x 85 Mircellsneous, — 1,070 CURA, $294 Sew mac.,cs. 7 206 Soap, bxs....- 800 3431 Mid Rone... 34 2.61 Paimaoi,cks, 2 4,625 Dry goods cs 5 ‘SLi Plaster, bbls, 150 2.084 Pate oll, toa. 2 402 Oakum, pkgs. 10 4,822 Corange, ca... 36 184 Straw poods,. 42 7193 Straw board.. 60 5,280 Beaus, bole... 168 270 Bricks.....- 480 Shoes, case 1,878 Platform ow 891 Passenger car 2,466 Giasaware, 189 Cabages. .” 4,500 Skiris, on... 3 382 Corn, busha,. 600 838 Chins, ae 898 Gin, or Fev. ane 65 Tan's bk bhds 11 202 Viaegar, bola. 66 601 Pavingsiones.6,976 97 Build, mv'is,ca’ 18 258. Toy: sereee OD Prig ml 18 Drog fe oo Mincollencous, = POD sereseene Ade ee) 9 W888 Oe 1905 4a OT Dougie, of, Bat 23 L toe Me $8 lat 133 4k 100 pete Wares COME, BHEGercsesssvesecsscserecperereees O49 $14,160 warn, Dr fiah, bes,, 630 $106 Lanner, {78,109 81,413 oofar’ qein,, 28 1st Caton prom. ie "h —8Bt een) ay rie 30 TR ry 6 ue i be 6 me Parma a Domes st . ON, gla 26 AID Sh Sietouery, ce 12 ma . 4 roel as aut Biiogles, nis.aes 1,158 Se enceum wd Bethe... 38,000 168 otal, os cess eee BBD IM Lispow. Staves, paTT 400 $6e0u S tuyp,ddla,, 30 Fotat 3.86... Coone, aye. Fey poote, ca. ere ware 4 8, DUK... 108 6 LLL Pooher, one, a6 9 218 Oloves, Mates. 1b Paver... 1 183 Flour, bein... 60 Builete, Kege. 8 W2i Joweiry,onsen 2 Pumps, doxee 4 ¥ Pranes, osees H ry d ” 164 Grease, Tha, 7,000 68 605 Moskete. cn .. Th 4469 Carters, pe 100 Ww 17h Per, ome, 8, 2 x 99 Fivty. ‘ 2 AT Wine. 13 Sew mas'sce oP —7t4 Brauty, bol, Drves 239 © 6,391 Clrhiog, rene 2 Dry 1 5 Wtaoalinueows, = 1 9 x v 2,394 Ti Tonansy bik. Pt 1,64 BIS Carriage 1 4n8 MN Lard, pb Isat 80 Ped Ach, a, yes 228 Aloohai ‘i ont 859 as 4 608 62 159 Avi imoia ban 1 mk . 2 65 Yotormi oe § ed 6 160 Lonstor, feet. O°7 " Mi Bax On ead 6 1st 2 V4 Roteiog, pes. 800 635 Brationery, 4 500 Smee Raps. 100 a” 259 wt gen 193) Awaegs 6 1 1,000 lose. palon,, 10a 1/037 Preser art V4 Sugar pay VT Macbin’ ow 14 Sait 100 Wood wareog zt a ware -.8 “ Haws, ibe, 2641 Migosilancous — Vt Twine, oly Mu Tom) seeres Domestics, bis 30 fobecea, toe. 2, ane Alcon ona, & wa ‘tox 8 193 223 ub Feed, bi 1 -—-- Capdes oxe., 44 $8579 Sognra.ca... 14 S216 dure. ,.4,267- 3,780 ce. 6 et Forniture, es, 1 aoe Lard, ‘bs, coe BIA LTE Lamber, fest ... oeeses ++ 215,938 8,668 ome Beef bbis..,. 200 2,050 Pork, bbl Rovin, bbia.,, 820 SUA age, banding Frame boure., — 6,009 Masbinery, cy - M Saddlery, box a 33 Ag Imulm'n'e Domestics, bs 193 12,28) Mot Lroa Forpyture, cs. 2 82 Nails kegs WOOn uae. BE x20 We ers. nalaa Mof. leaner. 2 80 Prat, watia, oe 4 Bit Pap bangs, ca 3 125 Misceilauegus, — ls2 $4ibee 1 S168 008 1,760 Hootakah’s,os. 4 20 Batter, ibn... 603 16s Peas Dnis... 7 a Vineger, bois 5 bay Ginseng;cks.. ti 747 Bit $112,678 The Pike’s Peak Guid Reyton acd Horaes Greeley. — The following from the %ocs‘ort (['!) Davly Regist, dressed to BB Cask, browves of the cainey wad it, @ respectan e geutuman of Rockford Rocky MouNTAIN VaLtay, Juiy 26, 1866 Dear Baormek—VYoure of june 24 was praca vet J 117, spd you may be sure T wangis (0 dear from home, ‘Bs my leat from thore was dated Ma Poon wnat toao leary Horace Gresley nan gat tne Rostere word in a great excitement with bis glowing acooun's of ine god dir Soveries tu tbe movutame, and reoa t mays there are gom 20,060 emigrants on tne way hither, who would mace been home bad it pot nvep for aud report, Now © tefl you whet he knew of the mines, aud wha [vee f know. The Gregory diggiogs La bi just Deen opeued, 800 they were yielding frou 6 *t per pan. 4 Jarge emigration ox #uCe thelr expectations Nad Deen braduced & tremendona excitement, Every map tot Dimeelt worth thousands, recunse, forsanen, NO wan Ln the land oF god, uno noIniog Ww Go DU! to orm ie ont ‘The miners, end 10 fac: every one hers, with. vary few exceptions, wre the greatest are Lever saw. Grey wou bere then a few Gays, aud Rwallowed everything that was toid bim ‘That there i# gold bers, aod in large queatities, do mst depy, Dut that more tho vse in ive bundesd is do og Detter (hen a common “ay tnoorer in the S ates is uairue Some @ay ove iu & thousand fea fair averaes, There wre ‘bree kiasn 0: dggiugs ber and bar The exis are iv be rocks " Tkey are found by the “Giosnom Rock,’ am ty ia catind, or burned stone Co the sirfaor, Ootssioned, aa im Bap pored, by ‘nlerpsl hes! or voican'c xcuoe of #o195 earlies Gay, *uich cpenod the rook, foriaing a neam now fail of eif- or rotlen Bioue, which the gold Is foacd. Gragory a lead bus only the floar gola, aad thay are, or were, (m6 Pichest found, These teads couameuce as the foot of tre moubtin aid ruo im gorthoasteca aud souta vestere Tao dirt bux to bes washed, which requiros Ail ¢26 water 8 D'oduced uf Adee early Used op, Svaides tha, fur Some Caure tnese leads hace very doubed to bs prods able, or, ax they say, ‘ions tne pay dirt? ave dog eighteen to twenty feet in solid rook 6 wot found the object oftbelr sesron Ciuinrs tat one eold for $29,600 can row be pougns Cor $1 ue A company frow Ceviluad, Onto, camped near us and parndared of these cikime, payimg dows ii they ted, even to guny avd most of incir proviso: Tuey workes it peariy four weet without one coat of bay Girt, whe one of the comosny was nearly kiliet oy the unexpected exptorion of & Dank What will’ vacome Of them God ouly kuows. Wages bere are ouly $2 60 ver day, and it costs at leset FOr Doari—nud work is very oh diggings are those lusated im #longey the mouarai They cavnot pe worked whea the water & Ligh, wed whea itt» Ory whey nave more. Toy gave iG Well when they cond Ne worked, The bar diggings are on the banks of orenks, ant are beariy forraken at preseas. [i requires two or thre montds to open a lead, aad it may pay when opesad, oat Lo cortatney of it ‘There area great many wick im A Taonntaine; five died yestercay and four the Say previous jo our viomity of the mountsia fever, Our compsay have deen mor, wi! Of uA, during be pasitwo waeks, Taking bil things’ in consideration, We Huve sonctided IB ‘Would be wisdom in us to “make tracks’ for amorics Henareds mre ieaying every duy, and a3 maay more coming in. ‘We shail start to morrow, oxen psrmitting, for hous, fod bope to reach Counc) Binils ta five works. H. G, CLARK, Vatvartion oF Bosron.—The annual task of ovr city nasestors IB Gone, knG we give tho reRuit De10¥. The wabie AbOWB tbe value of the real estate and yoreord 6s. tate, aud the number of polls for each ward, fhe rate: of taxation te $9 70 09 $1,000, last year |} was only $3 10, im 5847, 39 80 The rate of texetioa this yoar, accurdiag- iy, is the Heavlest cver knows in this olty, that of 1857 ng DLeN more onerous than in any previous yoar. rol Fstate. Perronas, Total. Polis. 5 dire -$8,198,400 2,812,500 11,010,000 + 6,434,000 25,400 6 464,000 795,800 2,934,100 9.749900 ++37.819,200 86,519,290 78.88/90 878.000 -2288'500 BLL 25,176,200 21,001,000 46,178'100 +16,619,800 91,368,790 886, 3,244,400 4°26,000 16 .771,800 + 8,864,800 3,088,400 --11,480 900 +,7,720,0002'673,600 10,283,800 +16/248,200 4,998,800 21,247,000 8,240,000 —2)812'490 — 10,662'400 Total.$157,092,800 104,921,700 262,014,,00 33,823 This table shows an incroage fa the total +, giuation over Inet year of $7,203,100. cr 2 86100 per sens Tho ia- craano Of real Gatate is $3,614,100, oF 274 100 per cunt. 5 Of persone! ertate $8,770,000, or 373.00 percent, ae fucreate inthe number of polis is "126, of 226 100 por cent, The poll tax this rear ta 81 "6, toa old rato. List year, it will be remonberad, It gag rained ander & drsi~ Bion of the Supreme Juligiat Vourt to, $2 10.—Houon ae er tiser, é