The New York Herald Newspaper, August 17, 1859, Page 8

—————_—_—__—_ Affairs in Cubs. @UB BAVAY@ CORRBAPORDENCE. NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1859. Our Paste Correspondence, Panis, August 2, 1859. Havana, August 9, 1850. People do noi Undersiand Why the War im Maly was ‘Three Mavs Oargoe E spected at Ovenfucgue—Negotiations for tio Purchase of a New York Vessel for Africa—Ooo- We Landing—"/neatricale—Thunder Storm—No Market Phange, de. “he, Since I mai) ed mine per Quaker City, yester sy, I have Deeslved inf‘srmation from a friend direct from Cienfuegos ‘Abat tivree ‘avers wore momentarily expected to arrive at ‘Wat yort when he left, a few days since. Oy rtain slave traders in this city have been in treaty for tr, purchase of the clipper bark Jos¢ Maria Morales, of Your port. The price demanded for her was #15,000. 7at the very moment when it was anticipated the bargain ‘Would be struck, the slave traders backed out, and she is mow loading sugers for Now York, as I wrote you Vy. Freveh sbi werre arrived from Maca» via St. Belews ‘im 128 day “4 pescray i 826 “Amiatics, free »” consigned to the captain One lee re Funny and Ioer Natali and Senor Don Luis Booco gave a concert, with selections from ‘Maria Padil. he i,” “i Barbiere,” ‘Traviata,’ **Norma, gbter of the Regiment,” &c., at the Villaneava Wbeaire, this evening, 4 thunderbolt fell in this city last Saturday. It came ®@ryovgh the roof of a house in the Calle del Tejadilia, not ‘fr from Muraila street. No great damage, however, war eusmained. ‘The; early hour at which the mails for this steamer are @osed—nue o'clock A. M—(ehe having arrived iast @vening), renders it impossible there should be any tm the markets since mine closed after business eure yeaterday. TO THE BDITOR OF THE HERALD. Havana, August 6, 1859. Ppanish Plan of Raising the Negro Regiments— Views of a Native on the Subject. Ne doubt you nave beard of the new regulations with wegard to our colored militia—2,000 biacks, or sixteen oom- panies of 125 men each, will bereafier be drilled as regu- ier army soldiers, and with the same privileges as white @oidiers. ‘To take this into consideration we must study the sub- Jeet under its different lights. Why is it Spain keeps in Cuba such a large body of fwoops? Often you have read the Diartode la Murina, Doasting that they are ready wo fight aud reduce to atoms ‘any filibuster expedition that shouid land on our shores. Mpain keeps in Cuba an army of 25,000 soldiers, and from Shirty to forty men-of-war—quite the half of the Spanish mavy. Idonot mention the volunteers that aré to be @ound im all the cities of Cuba, Havana has 4,000 as good ae veteraps. Then comes the country militia. We can say without mistake that they can raise an army of 50,000 men. any = any filibuster expedition? Woat is the ject ‘of arming 2,000 biaeks inj country where they Gre six to che white man, where they are imported freely om the coam of Africa, and where they are under the ardent slavery? we pot heard what the negroes are doing now in Cabello? Have we forgotten the bicody scenes in ‘he ialands of St. Domingo, Martinique, Guadaloupe and Do not we remember that the Spanish press Tepeated that ‘Cuba sooner shoud bo @iriean than American,” and have we not read it ia the : ina and in La Oronica of New York? what is the odject of the Should any revoiution spring up ‘war be declared between the United aoa Spain wil have the nucleus of wi Population, auch an tmpolitico arming? three millions of slaves in the but ours, too, revenge three centuries of gricts, three centuries @f slavery. Our mutual safety devends on our union The United States have the moss sacred right to interfere @r te stop the blunders committed by the Spauiah govern- ‘ment, just tbe same as Napoleon or France bas done with the Austrians in Italy. fhe great cancer of North Ame. wiea is the slavery question. You do your best to send fem to Liberia, and we do our bess to import them from of the South and of the North! be wide awake, sup- your President. We Cunans have the right to select ear government because we were boro here We want te give up a government that bas nothing to ss. It is for our mutual welfare. ine time ‘arrived for action. Cuba Africanized will be a great to you. Cube Americanized will be a great biess. ; your resources will be developed on a wonderful ” oters Of the great Wasnivgion, conquer your fathers, husbands and broihers to go ebead wich the idea of having Cuba. For rd UntAens it is impossivie; we be Populace to fight; we have nothipg but negroes ‘apd the most beterogencous population thas there is in we ‘world. Tae Spaniards have the sword and the gold; they can eeaiy rule We hope that yoor HERALD will enlighten toe ‘mainds of those that do not understand tuat che annexation @1 Ouba will be for the welfare of the United States. 1} pn ‘The Operations of a Swindicr tn Washing- ton Cicy. (From the Wasbington Star, August 13} A nomber of wry faces are noticeable just now in the yanks of “our leading citizens,” in consequence of the jeeceestul manner in which they havo beea fieeved by « imdling concern styled “Evans, Brothers & Co.” Some day 1B Dotice appeared in the Natimal Pri ligecer, and war, we dount not, speedily clipped out for reference by nota few of the large number who in Mhese duil times are “rather shori”’ of cash: — “aovey to lend, in large or small sums, on approved persocal or res! security, at moderate raies, repayable by Mstalments or otherwise.” “appiy for forme, &c., to Evang, Brothers & Oo., 436 Breadway, New York” “Nonce i] loans granted for the current month of July willbe paid in Wasningtoo on the iftn of August Westant. Persons corresponding with us are requested to meet Mr. Wm. Evans, at Willurd’s Hotel, on Tuesday and ‘Wednes: ay, the 24 ano 34 of August instant, between tae ours of 10 ano 4 o’clo-k ” “To ATTORNEYS ONLY — Wanted, a gentleman in Wash. Ingion to repreeent a weil known diecount and invest met company established ia London and New York. ‘Met understand the principles of banking and making Imvestments on real estate, Ac. Address, with good ret ences, Mesert. Evans, Bros. & Co, 436 Biosdway, New York.” ‘On the arrival of the distinguished representative of the firm of Evans and Co. at Wiliard’s Hotel, be was instaniy ‘Waited on by a number of anxious borrowers, and the ar- vivais of needy ones was go numerous and continuous that ‘We fivancier was odliged to bold a perpetuat levee tp one ‘of the parlors, and pot a few waiters were kept in requisi- thon to usber inquirers to the spot. Among the victims ramor places a vonerable, well. knewn, and much esteemei city journalist, who propose1 te borrow some $16,000 to speculate in Weatern coal lands. Bvans Co tistened favorably, and even despatched ‘Ap agent to the weet to ascertain the value of sald jands. ‘a Colonel ef this City, also well-known, wanted to bor- Wow $20,000, some say to help build a new charch; others, ‘to speculate in lots in the vicinity of the Capitol extension. ‘Evens and Co. dined with this Colonel, and so vastly plessed was the host with his guest that he offered his mame as a reference for E. and Co.; 80 we Lear, Yet ancther weli kvown Colonel (the military men seem been the principal victims) paid $20 premium for 920,600 that he happened to want, and up to the time of ‘Me explosion of the serindle was the best satisfied man in ‘town that “all was right.” Colonel —-—, it teem, gave a security of $12,000,” but the $20,000 not being forthcoming, letters were exchanged, amd finally the applicant was invited to dine with the Denevolent money lender, which he did, and was wonder- yy the magoificent style in which Evans & Oo. did Champagne was ordered, for instance, by tho Bost, and the servant extending his hand for moaey to pay for it at tbe bar, the host feeting in bis pockets decieeed he had no change, went to a trunk, threw it cpen, drew from it » large bandenoa hanokerchief filled with gold eoins, caugbt one and toesed it carelessly to the servant. ‘The guest, struck by this regal way of doing business, was £0 confident of the correctness and substantiability of Evane & Co., that, in opposition to the advice of his busl- new adviser, he deposited title deeds (insteas of giving a deed of trust) with the fiuancier ag securities, which deeds he har not since put eyes on Yet another Colonel (who is a lawyer as well) eucceed- ed, after Herculean exertions and the procurement of a stunning list of rcferences, in securing the highly eligible Position of attorney for Evans & Co, He, too, paid a pre. & master builder of this city wanted $20,000, but went fo work cautiously, depoaitiog bis premium $200 with MoGuire & Co. , to be paid to Evans as soon as the negotia- fon was completed and the loan secured. There are many otbers who attended upon the levees of abe“ ed man,” but who ‘win’ got nary word to 2? ently it is difficult to ascertain what the of the swindle is ‘+ business firms were a good deal bother- ‘ed for advice by acquaintances desiring to invest in the of Evans & Co. Their advice was of course to ‘stand from under,’ but it was pretty much thrown a . en 1. J. Fisher, of the firm of J.C. McGulre & Co., in ‘order to open the eyes ofsome of the condding ones, ad- reseed a letter of inquiry to the Mayor of New York, ‘which elicited the following reply:— Mayor's Orricr, New York, August 11, 1859. Dear Sm—The Mayor bee directed me to reply to yours of the 4th inst. That he has placed your note giving a. formation of the operations of Mr. Evans, alieged to a member at the firm of Evans Brothers & .” in the ‘bands of Captain James Leonard, of the police force, and he reports that there ia no doubt that the firm of “Evans Brothers & Co.” is bogus. J. AULD, Clerk. dagnuecs TiS of tls letter, however, the' bird had D x ely elated custom ‘wit! elongited visages, of course, “r of sane, ae Lo natal bon ‘wo days, where he occupie: banésome parlor, in which he held ‘his levees with the spplicants for bis ‘inancial favors (and their name wae Jegion,) duriog his briet stay. ‘The wet day of his atay b to a number of his victims, whom he Siarmed whh bis off-haod, businees manners ond intelll- with ‘ear mourtache by pie or eine and goatee, he paid his hotel ly honored ov presenta:i Vietlns that ho was gong to Nev his money was deposited, and would return ihe promised loans on the 16tn instant, A Woman wuo Dogs Nor Betreve tur News- marsas —It is related that a woman in Chicago was re ‘ently chided for not going to see her husband, who hat been badly injored. Her excuse was that sho on y h of bia tojury through the papers, and ‘tney don’t tell the truth.” ‘pe Rad they said the husband started Fast, & party toa run- Bnded—The Lite Biel Peace Paper in Possession of Eigland—The War Clouds in the Horieon Cannot b+ Dis- pelicd—A Ruan Prince Fines His Qua:tere—The Impe rial Guard Coming Home—Trade Ohecked by the Tone of the British Press—Number of Prisoners T.ken by Austria in the War—The English Invasion Paxtc—The Duchics Government Question—Serious Accident to M. Roger, of the Opera, de. Frenchmen do not yet appear to have regovered from the species of stupor induced by the abrapt termination of the war, The tone of debate in the Fnglish Parliament is not satie- factory, and grave men, accustomed to direct the opinion of others, shake their heads and look significantly, as i{ there was ett!) something ip ‘the wind.” Men ask why the date of the delivery of that little bit of paper whicn Lord Palmerston confesses to have been delivered by the English government to the Austrian Ambaseador in Lon don, and on which was inecribed tho terms of peacs which the French Emperor was disposed to offer, was not given, when the statement was made in the British Parliament The fact of such a document finding its channe! through the English government, spite of apy disclaimer, most have rendered it morally @ party to it. The tera would therefore come before the Austrian Emperor a those of the neutral Powers, for it was certain that Ruseia Would endorse the projects of France, and Prussia woul be sure to follow in the wake of Eogiand. Sut euddealy he Emperor of the Freuch is found effecting a peace 0; offering to the Emperor of Austria “far more moderate rms’? thup those suggested by the reutral Powers, and which \erms of the neutral Powers, it now appears, were dictated by himeelf I bave extracted some detaila from the Trieste Gazett- reiative to the Imperial interview at Vitlafranca with ex acwwers, as ihough differig im part, they coafirm the account I was enabled to give you in one of my previous jetiers, and beceuse, from certain inquiries I have made, I bave strong reason to believe that in the main they are eesentially correct. [he very fact of their appearance in a French paper at all, at the present critica! juncture, is a testimony to their authenticity, as the censorsbip of the press 16 most vigorously exercised in such matters. Ii Would appear, then, that what may be calied in ordinary parlance ‘the pinch of the question,” lies in what passed iD confidential intercourse between the two Ewperors Half dozen words murmured acroas the tabie—those Homeric winged words which no peo records aod which no other ear imbibes—may have more to do qith tots wmysteriour peace than al! the reams of paper which wit) catensi>ly constitute it. It ia the consciongness of thir ‘hat still, spite of M. de Persigny’s tair words at the Court of St. James, spite of the official notice of disarmment spite of the Britlah Ambassador's reiterated assurances of ‘the Emperor of the French’s straightfor wardness—sloude De petticel borizon and causes the deba‘es of the Eaghss Par ent to be watcbed here with that tiger eye that mistrusts the motions of tue prey on which, at the Siting time, it is ready to spring. Prince Olcenburg, father inlaw of the Grand Dake Nicholas, bas taken apartments at Biarritz from the 16tn, im order to be in communication with the Emperor, who will repalr thitber after hie fete. A detachment of 2,500 men, belonging to the Imperial Guard, the Forty ninth of the lime and Fifth battalion of foot Chasseurs, arrived in Paris yesterday from Italy The Guard immediately proceeded ‘to the Hoole Militaire and the others to )’Maur. The improvement in business, which bad become appa. Tent on the re-establishment of porce, has beea somowbat checked by the hortile tone of the English press. Specu- lators who bad at first appeared disposed to enter on extensive transactions, bold back until the political situation of affairs between the $wo countries Decomes more closely dened. Orders, however, come from houses connected with Austria and Germany for carriages, bronzes, jewelry and furniture. Purchasers have visited Rouen and Mulbausen duriog the past week, and business has been tolerably active All the French prisoners of war who lately arrived at Strasburg from Austria have taken their departure for the depots of their respective regiments. In reference to them the Alsccian, of Strasburg, says:—" A fact which cap scarcely be ‘credited, after what has been said by German journals, aad even in Austria’s official reports, respecting numoer of French prisoners taken in the late war is, that the smal cetackment of prisoners. who lately arrived in this city composed the whole of tboee captured by the enemy, of course excepting the wounded picked up by tbe Austrians in the fleld of battle, and who are pill in ‘bospita’. The French prisoners on leaving Eylau pum Dered 145, but they were still fewer on reaching Stras. burg—a few of them, belonging to the Foreign Legion, baving disappeared on passing Dear places to which they originally belonged. Tne number of Piedmontere prison evs im the bancs of the Austrians is between six and seven hundred. The slarm expressed by the Erglish as to the intention of Frarce to make a descent on the Eng!ish coasts is re: ferrec to very seriénély by the Constitutionnel, ae calculat €G to provoke great irritation among the French, and to lead very possibly to unpleasant cov: Fequences, It says:— France not ignorant ‘nat on this good understanding depend the gravest inte. rests of the world ani the progressive march of civiliza tion; but for her part shouiso knows and fuid'e the ternational duties which that good unders'andiog impress. Ber poopie are never irritatec without reason agalnat the English, ber jourpa's co not insult the statesmen of Eog leno; they aiw Oisplay, too, the most profound re spect for Ibe sovereigns of Great Bri France thinks bereelf entitied to expect the accomplishment of the sane auties on the part of ber neighbors and allies. Sue would be ss:oniabed and afflicted, and would soon become irritated, at any oiber copouct.”” The Pay:, whoee sem! official character, like that of the Constitutwnrel, gives ite words importance, strongly adviser the people of the Italian duchies to reovive ag xin thei-dnkes witb @ g009 grace, which, judging from exterior things, the eaid duchies seem firm)y aeteratued not to do. the inteiliges ce brougnt to Europe by the Asia concern ing the remerkable wind ng up of the *Sckies’ tragedy,’ o! conrge, does Dot eRzape comment here. The who * mise en scene’ is, peruaps, 80 un French as not to be quite inte!l g bie. Mir Roger the great opera singer, hes bad hisarm am Putated, ip copsequeuce of the explosion of bis gun. By & singu’ar fatality, be had refused to play in the * Hugae rote,” that be might take toe part of Permaud in the © fa vorite,”” on Frioay, in the last performance of Mae Borghi Mems, and he devoted his leisure day to the un fortucate excursion into the country which bae been at tended with results s0 dreadful to himself and 20 distress ing to all who know him. Our Albany Correspondence. ALBANY, August 15, 1859, No Funds for the State Employis—AU the Departmen’ Overdrawn—Great Deficiency in Canal Tills—Large In crease ix Riilroad FEarnings—Alarming Increase 0 Crime at the Capital—The City Filled with Rowdies. Burgiars and Murderers. It is a fact—bumiliating it may be to make the acknow ledgement—thet the State of New York is absolutely in « state of repudiation. There is nota dollar in the treasury to pay the collectors, we'ghmasters aad other caval ofl) cers. The clerks in several of the offices in the State Hone: are in the same condition. There will be no funds for ‘hem untilafier the Ist of October, the commencement the new fircal year. They will then draw pay from funds Provided for the then ensuing year, going back into th Present year gome three or four months. Many of the clerks are now living upon means cbtained frem their friends, upon pledges of their quarterly or monthly ducs Mechanics and others, having untiquidated bills agains some of the public oflices, are aiso incommoded in Mi wealthy State of New York becomes thus virtually inso vent amidst her inexhaustible wealth? Whiist the mear are readily and seatonably provided to pay interest upos Gn acknowledged unconstitutional debt, created witho. apy sbow of authority whatever, hundreds of small cro ditors, who are compelled to live from hand to mouth, ar unceremoniourly cast agide with the arrogant, prompt an? pompous reply: “There is no money in ths troasury ** The wealthy banke and speculating brokers could be a> commodated, but the poor, humble working men for ti Staw, at niggardly salarict, are thrust aside wad t compelled to wel) their claime upon the State at a shave o ten or fifteen per cent, or economise on the brink of star vation, until afler the commencement of the next fla year. All tuis arises from the viliainy of the last Leg six ture in legalizing the unconstitutional canal drafts, and « the eame time purposely negiecuing to proviue fans for the honest creditors of the Siate The season of canai navigation is nearly half consumed The tolls received tous far this year fall greatly abort o! ‘ADy season since 1836. The entire amount received this year, from the opening of navigation to and including te rst weem in August, amounts to $787,625. During tue fame period of 1868, which was a falling off from former years, the amount was $984,746 29, showing a decreas: ais year of $347,221 29. Should the same comparison exist at the clore of navigation, there will be over haif : million deficit from 1858, when the entire receipts were only $2,111,000. At this rate, the time wili soon arrive when the people will be calied upon to raise means to keep the canals in navigable condiion, besides the acaual interest on the twenty four millions of canal debt, to getber with the principal when dus. And while the cana) sol # are thus daisy decreasiug, the business of their mam moth rival, the Central Raliroad, {a greatly increasiag. An exhibit of its affairs for the siz moutns preceding the 1st of August instant, stows a clear profit of $1,272,721 after pa} ‘all expenses. Afver laying aside a large semi-annual sinking fund, paying interest upon its indeot. edness, and dividing among ‘Stockholders $720,000. a balance of nearly Dfvecn thousand remains over as crodi' to the next six months. Thus the difference: while the canals of ‘he State are scarcely doing bumness sufi] sien to keep them in repair and pay the officers and lanorern ero, their great rival, the Centrat Railroad, has be come @ ruinous competitor. How can an honest Leginis ture refuse tc reimpose tolls on rai.roads, whea taeir great injury to the public works of tue State is so mani Testiy certain, clear and positive? It such « state of thing» continue much longer, the people will rise in their majesty and demand the saie of the canals at whatever sacrifice Doring the present year Albany and its immediate vi cinity bas been the scene of more crime—in une snapo of rot, Dicodshed, seduction and death—tnan any ower piace in the country containing double tue amount of poou ‘ation. And though capital convictious nave occurred, on: culprit hung, two or three others with senteaces of death hovering over them, several im tho State prigon for man Slougbter, robbery, ourglary, counterfettiag, aod oar penitensiery fied with vegahonds under penalves for Minor offences, apd while our Pores Court, officera of the + seione and the District Attorpey ae daily eugeged in ad re juatice to offendern against the prace snd erty of Our Cilizes# and strangers amoagst us, there impr ‘and other Seunenene mick ‘bapging, upon the gulty ana descrviog ofleadsrs have had searce 1s the least effect with the rowdies, robbers, burglars ani murderers with which this locality is moet sadly and la- meptably aillicted, On Saturday nie in the south part of the city a of rowdics went to the reatdence of a man pamed Wilkiv Khpp, and after abusing him @ while, one of their vumber, Morrie Bofman, inflicted a wound on the verec> of Kiipp, who lingered w few hours aod then xpived. The police arreeted the whole gang concerned n the murderous affray, On the same day two vrothers (Breppap) got into an altercation, in the soures of which the drunken one seized a large stone and hurled it at his brother, The wound was a terribly lacerated one, and the wonder is that dea'h did not meen 4 +rsue, Last might another tragedy occurred in the sou art of the city. Peter McQuirk, with an oak club about wo feet jong, beat hie wife in a most unmerciful manner. Her ekull was fractured, ber nose broken, avd her face, veck and arin a mass of bruises, Early yesierday morn: vg, 88 an cileer was conveying @ prisoner to the peuiten: wry, be was attacked im the euburhs by a party cf yovpgrtere’ with stones, who jumped into the officer's woxon, intending to rescue the prisoner. Poring the meee the officer was siabbed three times wtih u cuife. ne wound tp the side is a dspgerour one, Oui Saturday yening the room of a guest at the Delavan House was eptered. apd the robber succeeded in escaping with bis voty—being some two hundred dolla's worth of jewelry, &e, “Op Sanday mo'uing a Broadway merchant went to nis store to gee if all was right, when be found two burg 476, kDown as journeymen shoemakers. This ie @ slight rcord of the offeuces commitiod within ‘he last thirty six hours. Double the number of riot, saya, Osticuffe, cares of drunkenness, &c., of a minor ter, were Rigo reported at the police office. Night are also very frequent, and the perpetrators r, generally sucreedat in comm tting their depredations with perfect impunity. Their np\torm sne- cess in enlering and robbing houses at night emboldena ‘Nang. Suoh is & very faint outline of tbe criminal ios of A}bapy for only a short period of time What an enormocs footing up it will amount to in the couree of twelve months, if the officers of the law are at all lax in their duty of administering justice! —— FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL. Torspay, August 16—6 P. M. The folowing is the comparative statement of the ex- ports (exclusive of specie) trom New York to foreign ports for the week and since January 1:— 1857. 1858. 1859. For the week......,. $937,512 983,110 1,574,468 Previously reported. 41,780,985 37,982'292 38.801,220 Since January 1,..... $42,718,477 38,945,402 40,436,685 Tne amount of last week’s export is unusual, consider- bg ‘be season of the year, the small movements in cotton and breadetuffe, and the large export of specie, A: this rate our exports from this port will soon be im excess of hore of 1857 and 1868, and the balance of trade will sease to sustain exchange above the specie shipping point. We bave heretofore drawn attention to the fact that owing to the large export and high price of cotton the exports from New Orleans during the fiscal year ending Yet ult. were 12 per cent greater than those of any pro vious year, The detailed statement of last week’s exports, which we rubjoin, contains some instructive facts. It appears that besides a very handsome export of domestics to Chipa, South Ameries, &c.,New York last week re ex ported foreign dry goods to Great Britain, France and Germany. We took eccasion some time since to suggest to our importers that, since the peace, it might pay to send back some of the goods with which our markets have been overloaded. The hint, we notice, is being acted upon, The re exportation of many descriptions of foreign dry goods, eapecially the more expensive quali- Mes of silks and velveta—for which the demand will pro hably fail short of the goneral anticipations of the trade— would eull be hkely to psy. The export table is swelled | by free shipments of eugar and coffee, which will tend to | #trengthen the merket here and protect importers from | the embarrasements lately cavtod by the maintenance of market prices in the face of accumulating stock. It is hardly time yet to look forany export of grain or flour, A lew shipmente, however, figure in the list, Money is not active to day. The discount brokers com- plain of a scarcity of really desirable paper, and on call be well known brokers are over supp'ied at 607, ac- cording to recurity, &. The bank statement of yooter- dey was calculated to inspire cousiderabdie confidence and to lncrcaro tho amount uf moucy secking cmploymoat in mercantile paper. If the banks would make three or tour more such gta!ements the panic makers would lose beir vocation. Exchange per the Persia is dull and inactive. The agents of the Rothechilds aro felling some bills at nd 110 9-16 for sterling, and 5.18% for feancs; but these rates are above the market, and are are restricted by belr European correspondents to bills on Rotbachild, The -bipment by the Persia will probably range from $400,000 ® $600,0C0; the freight charged is twice that which ked on the Saturday steamers, Money is coming in | oretty freely from the South end West; heavy remit | tances may shortiy be expected from the South, and the prospect is that the banke will make avery atrong show next Monday, Tne feature of the stock market to day was a very se vere attack on feveral leading stocks by the beara, who | for some weeks have made no money, and are becoming impatient of further delay. Their offerings of stock below the cash price—in the absence of any consiverabie demand for stock from outside—cansed a elight but general de clire in prices, which lasted throughoat the day. Amoug the stocks most severely attacked was Pacific Mail, ot which a thousand eharce were gold on zellere’ option, caus ‘ng the price to recede three per cent, Rumor, of course, accuses the Commodore of the tele. So long as the direc tors of the Pacific Mail Company keep their concerns a ge cret from their largest stockbolders they must expect their stock {0 fluctuate, The Western shares, espe cially Michigan Central and Southern guaranteed which have Istely shown a teudency to Im prove, were seyercly hammered, We continue io | cull and nor receive from the West accounts of improving trafic. The Cleveland and Toledo, we learn by telegraph, earned durin: she second week in August $12,495, being only’ $44 leas than the game week last year. The managers of the Wa Valley road look forward to ag much business as they cui do. Ali the Weetern etocke, and especially the Michigac abares, have been so largely over gold by the shorts tha’ the first real improvement in traffic will cause a stampede among the bears. New York Central was steady, though hotly attacked. The road is doing well; during the frsi week in August it gained $12,000 over last year. We un: derstand that the Erie will eend no representative tc Niagara. The Receiver considers the present farce, es pecially on third and fourth class freight, too low, and he will concur in any plan which has the effoct of raisiog them. It i known that the Pennsylvania and the Baltimore ard Ohio are in favor of higber freighta. The conal, also, interposes no objection. If, there‘ore, the advance which seems to be generally deemed neceseary be withheld, the responsibility will attach to the mo nagers of the New York Central. In the sfternoon the amount of business dove was moderate, and the market was generally a shade lower. Siocks closed dull at the following quotations:— Muszouris, 823, a 34; Cumberland Coal, 1234; Pacitic Mail, 1234 073; New York Central, 71a +; Erie, 5a 3¢; Hadeon River, 3) 34 a 34; Harlem, 934 9 24; Reading, 427, 443; Michigan Ceniral, 4234 a 4; Michigan Southern, 634 &%; 40, guaranteed, 21a 14; Panama, 115 a 3; Illinois Central, 6434 » 3{; Galena and Chicago, 64% a %; Cleve- iand and Toledo, 1934 2; Chicago aud Rock Island, 61% 062. Mr, Marsh, the new Receiver of the Erie Railroad, has entered into possession of the property. Some little flurry bas been cauged in certain circies by @ report that the stockholders in this company were about to repudiate the fourth mortgage. The story seems to have originated from rome light remarks in @ morping contemporary, ‘wbo, we are sure, bad no intention of recommending the company to repudiate its debts. We trust and believe that no legal quibbles will be allowed to interfere with ‘the adjustment of this complicated concern, and that all Classes of creditors will bo dealt with fairly and honor. *bly. This does not mean, of course, that the fourth mort- kage creditors shall obtain everything and other creditors nothing. As we explained on Monday, the fourth mortgage bondholders can, if they please, take the property by paying the floating debt, overdue coupons and second mort gage; more than this they cannot expect, Mr. Moran is about coming out with a proposal for a reorganisa, tion on a basis of about $28,000,000; he leaves ail the mortgage debts an they are, gives the unsecured creditors stock at par for their bonds, and the stoskhold- ers Dew atock for the old at the rate of 18 por cont. H» alo inure $1,260,000 of new stock, for which he wante money. It is casy to understand that Mr. Moran should seek to prevent the ruling out of the fourth mortgage, which be negotiate, and of ihe nneecared bouds, most of which he sold; but it is not no cosy to eec the advantage of a reorganization which loaves the road burthened with nearly $16,000,000 of debt and $11,000,009 of siock. ‘The following wae the business of the Sub Treasury bi = $356,098 51 recelpla, ’ —Fer customs, ++ 280, oe tose 18 Baiance. 5,193,362 76 ‘The exchanges at the Bank Clearing Houso this morning were $17,844,644 18, and the balances $1,194,824 20. ‘The weekly statement of the Philadelphia banks pre- sents the following aggregates an compared witb thoee of the previous week — Capital stock Lorve,... . x Dec. Apecio.. + 4,880,620 4,906 541 Inc, 116,202 Pustoowerbanas: 202800 2'a'ett Lap 10087 Pue to other banks, 2, 2,721, - 100, epORiisesec ese 14,623 489 =—-14, 249,758 Dec.378,680 2,809,466 2,786,902 Iuc,. 73,164 Mr. Adrian Iselin has been made Vice President of the Nationa) Bapk, to tale charge during Mr, Gailatin’s ab- sence in Europe. Tne revenue of the Delaware and Tackawana road for the six months ending 30th June was:— Receipts, inclading sales of coal Expenses, and paia for ovai, &c. $2,065,146 58 1,662,455 86 Net Carving... ..cccesesecesere seeeees + -9392,690 72 We have seen advices from the West which report ao active movement of wheat at Chicago. For several days past the Iinols Central, Chicago, Burlington and Qaincy, an@ Chicago and Rock Island roads have each forwarded 8,000 to 22,000 bushels per day. We read in the Philadelphia Ledger of the 15th:— A movement in Schuylkill county, in reference to rail- wsy communication with New York, just now creates considerable 0 iscussion ip that quarter, and is suffi nently interesting to the trade of Philadelpbis to command some attention here. The Auburn and Allentown Railroad Com- pany propoee te finieb their road if the coai operators in Sebuylkili county will subscribe to between two and three bundred thousand dollase of the stock, sufficient to const\- tnte # guarantee thas their business will afterwards be ent over thet road. The subscription will be received in coal, Tne Navigation Railroad Company, chartered in 1854, and which bave just organized, are authorized by theircharter, (the Mining Hecord says) to constract & road from Aiburn, the western terminus of the Auburn and Allentown Railroad, to a point at or near Potteville, This, of course, will be apn important link in the proposed rail way connection of the Sehuyikill region with New York, more important, probably, from the fact that the Reading Railroad, whose interest# are adverse to the New York outlet, i8 at pregent the only avenue by ra'l between these pomwts. A corpe of ergincers bave been for some time epgsged on a turvey of the propored route as far norih- ward as Scbuy!kill Haven, and the Kecord saye there is no doubt tbat it will be built, This movement deeply con- cerpe the cos) carrying companies trom the Schuyikili region, a well as of the trade of thia city. Stock Exc! ‘Tomspay, August 16, 1859. $37000 Virginia 6's 160 ahs Reading RR... 4335 10 do., 100 a 32000 Migsouri 823, 100 30000 ¢o., 80 823g 100 2000 NYCen. bds'76. $9 300 000 Il Cem RR bd’s. 863g 500 0 & Rock 60 shs National Bank.100 = 100 10 Oceon Buexdiv... 9L 100 $8 Del & Hud Can Co, 90 100 . 810 8955 76 Mich Osn 830 8934 100 di 29% 50 3 100 260 723 50 50 5 60 de 0; 20 4255 160 Mich 8) &NindRR. 7 200 Hudson River RR. 31% i 200 McnSE Ni g wk 130 2044 100 co, 230 3135 do. +830 2055 " 1960 2035 30 203 OO 21 FH 2h 6435 200 do. 64, 100 Gal&Cbica! a Oa 60 do. + 61% pri 6 100 Cley & Toledo RR. 19% 10 Nor & Wor RR.... 40 200 DSO 1935 5 N Haven & HRR.12% 300 do, « 19%) 10 Reading Raliroad. 43 BOARD, SECOND $5(00 US 5's, °74.260 10134 100 ahs HarRRpfd.290 3436 5000 do. 1019 +1000 Reading RR..060 42% 2000 Miesa 8235 500 do. . 43 1000 MicbS2dmg be. 48 100 WS&Iagu atk.s30 21 49 she Dei & Hud Ci 90 6 Panama RR.... «. 115 100 GabOnie RR. Bd 845, 180" do... -... 64% 100 Clev& fol RRbGO 198; 100 do... 1955 5 Ohic & Rk IslRR:- dn. 810 617 100 Cantou Compsny. 160 Erie RR..... CIXYY COMMERCIAL REPORT. Touxspay, Augast 15—6 P. Ml. Asuc—The market was unchanged, while amall sales were made at 5%. for pots, and 55¢c. for pearls. Breapercrrs —Fiour—Che market was again beavy and Jower to-cay, but more active atthe decline. Me sales footed up about 11,300 bbis., closing within the follow- ing range of prices:— Inspected to choice superfine Siate. $400 2 4 Exe State, 420 a 450 Superfine W. Bosses + 400 an Low to choice Western ex! 440 5 50 Extra Gener: 540 a 676 Mixed to straight Southern, 475 a 510 ‘Straight to good extra do, seve 520 a 7 Choice extra family and bakers’ brands.,, 675 a 7 5 Rye flour, 350 a 425 } Corp meal , 39 a 400 —and rome common grades of State were reperted at 30.%5 Sales of ama!) tots Canadian flour were reported at $4 50 8 $4 8744. Soutnern flour was algo irregular and easier, while the demand was rather better at the con cessions, with sales of 2,000 bbis., closing within the range ot the abeve prices. Rye flour and corn meal were ‘al at the above quotations. Waeat wae lower and prices unsettled, with sales of 11,000 bashele, inciuding new white Southern at $1 32 a $1 35, new reo co at $i 20 @ $1 25, new white sichigan at $1 40, white Kentucky at $1 40 a $1 45, ang inferior Milwaukee club Cc. Corn was scarce, woile the sales emoraced about 12,000 bushels, includwg old mixed in store at 77c., and vosound white at 75¢, ; round yeLow was nominal. Rye wos quiet at 760 , while barley was nominal. Oats were heavy, with sales of State at 360 a 38c. and gCanadian at Sic ad0c. Mr Bell, in his circular of to day, gives the ollowing table of exports of preadstufls from the United Siate oince lat September, in 1858, to August, 1859:— Flour, Wheat, : barrels. Total from Septem- ber 1, 1868...... 97,743 420,649 342,018 To sbout same pe- riod, 1868,...... 1,022,246 6,384,017 3,817,782 To about same pe- riod, 1867... 848.307 7,418,543 «4,641,688 To about eame pe riod, 1856 ...... 1,596.064 7,327,287 6,450,755. Corres —The sales embraced 2,600 bags Maracaibo, for export, at p. t.fand 100 do, Rio coffee, 11%¢ a 11340 Mesars William Scott & Son give the following socount of Ube stock in this merket on the 16th Auguat:—Stock of Rio coffee on the 9h Auguat, 1859, 65,020 bage; received since to date, 21.246. Total 86,266. Sales for consumption esti mated at 25,094, Stock of Rio on the 16th day of Au; it, 1669, 61,172, Maracaibo, 10,500; Laguayra, 1,440; Rica, 2,193; Deyion, 5,660; Java coffee, mats 43 000; gov. ernment ba; 75 Total bags and mats, 126,440. The stocks in other cities at the dates named were as tollows : Avgust 15, New Orleans, |21,000; Baltimore, 38,000; Pht Indelphia,'3,000; 16, New, York, '61,172 Total, 118,172 Be Corron.—The sales embraced about 1,100 bales; the market, however, closed heavy; middling uplands were quoted at 117¢0.;' included in the gales were aaid to be some for export. Fancnts —Rates were steady, but engagements were of cotton were engaged at light. To Livorpocl, 700 bales 7 82d, a 344.; 1,500 bbls flour at 1s. 6d.,and 300 bbls. rosin at 16d. "To Hamburg, 180 toos logewood were en- gaged at 17s. 6d. To Rotterdam, 160 tons walnut wood 8 $5 per ton, To Glasgow, 600 bbis. flour were taken at 2s , avd to Bremen 1(0 bhds. tobacco at p.t To London rates were steady, at 208. for heavy goods, while to Havre there was no change to notice in quotations, Hay —The market was comparatively quiet. A gale of 600 bales was made at p.t. New was only solling for city use, ona 0.—Sales ard limited to necessities. The salos embrace1 247 bales Havana, moatly at 280. a 200.; 195 bales Yara at pt; 203 bales Cienfucgos, for ex port, at p.t.,and 72 cases seed leaf at 6c a 240 Hora —The market was quiet, apd sales of 1858 small, at 8c, a 180, a 14c., the latter figure for good to primo, old were nominal. Trox.—Sales of 160 tons Scotch pig were made at $240 924 60 a $25, 6 months. Motasers —Sales of 28 hhds. Cuba muscovado were made at 25c.,and a emall lot (10 hides ) Neavitas syrup at 380. a 36c. NAvAL SToRES —Spirita were quiet at 44c., and common rosin pominal; 100 bbis. Wilmington tar were sold at $2 62.2$276 trom yard. The recetpta at this port have been as follows :— For the week, Since ¥st inst. Since Jan. 1, Crude turpentine, bbis 3,200 4,200 62,346 Spirits turpensine,... .8,209 8,907 95,520 18,868 462,636 1,086 38,366 The stock on band ‘bbls. crude turpen- tine, 2,600 do spirits turpentine, 4,000 do. common roein, and 2,800 co. tar. ex ‘for tho week have beon: crude turpentine, 2,272 bbis.; spirits turpentine 2,854, and 6,610 do rosin. exports since January 1, have embracer 60,872 bbls. crude turpentine, 42,277 do. spirits turpentine, 406,824 do. rosin, and 18,429 do. tar. Ous—The market was comperatively quiet; sales of sperm were moderate, including 3,000 gations linseed at 60c., with some lota reported at 696. a Provisions —Pork—' market was again heavy and lower, with sales of about 1,890 bole , including new mesa, at $13 6246 @ $13 75, and prime at $9 60 a $0 70, and soar mets at 61276. Beef was heavy, with sales of about 150 bbis. reported, including country prime, at $5 60.0 $6; country mess at $i a $3, and repacked at $10 a $10 60; prime meas and beef hams were quiet. Cut meats continued to rule cuil, with sales of about 120 hbds. and Herces at 6c. @ 62¢c. for shoulders, and at 8c. a 840. for hems. Lard was in fair request, with sales of 600 a 600 bbis, at 1030. @ 10%c.; prime to choloe was at lic. Durter and cheese were steady, with a fair amount of sales. Rich —A pale of 20 casks was made at 4c. SuGAns—The market steady, with sales of about 700 bhoe., Incloded in which were 270 Porto Rico, at 6340. & 7)s0., ane 481 Cara murcovado, chiefly for 5ye nb oe., wih w portion at 'b}40. a 64 phere t de Qaten of about 500 bbie. were made at 2) 40 | Corny AtTable Bay, OGH, MARIDIME INTELLIGENCE, ++ Septawall Vans AND NEW OBLBANS 2THA4 UK. arriving at Flavana 7th oe rom New Orleans 2tn, Havana 234, York Canswas—Pross Rew York 1: arriving at Havane 17th and Now Orleans 10tn, "Pros: New Orlenas His, Havana Soc bay By ae by York 17th, arriving at Bavaca ~From Hew, 2 ma "Oneaneaeth From New Orleans th, Favons je om New York 27th. arriving at Hevane ist and 8a, From ‘New Orlonus Ini, Havase it), ar * When the cbove dalas fall on Sunday toe seamess will ae 18 above fat s2'] on Monday, except from New Orleans. UN ete Port ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK—TiI8 DAY, 817) Moon RisKs. + 662] mon water of New York, August 16, 1859. OLEARED. Steamship Persia (Br), Jndkins. Ltverpool—E Cunard. g esmauup Locust Fotnt, Freneb, bavannan—H ls Cromwell Steamship Roanoke. Couch, Norfolk, &e—Ludiam & Hotn Bfeamahs Swann, }, Baltimore—H B Crom. wajtgnbie Thomas iwann, Rameey, ag ieamship Chesapeake, Crowell, Portland—H 8 Cromwell Bbip Hermine, Btricker, Caliso—A Ladd & Co. Baik J # Lee, Christian, Demarara. Bark Zingarella, Bunker, Richnond Berk apn # Grant, Swain, Hichmond—C Al Pierson. Brig Lacy Chapman (6r), Cooper, st Ritte—Hmitn, Jones & vig Lavaca, Parker, Lavaca £0—Norcrsa & Prince. Brig J W Congdon, Lincoly, Wilmlngim--Mora Bros, Na- yarro & Behr tarah Maria, Underhill. St Pierre. “Master. Schr EH Flanrer, Dezey, Wilmingion— Doilner & Potter. Schr Chief, Fountain Bichmon: W MeKee. Sebr Eioggold, Degroot, Norfolk—M isedell. Sebr Me ¥ina, Cahoone, Weabington—Teltatr & Bebr O © Buck, Grover, talem—RB P Buck & Co. Sloop America. Stedman. Bristol Muster. eamer Sophia, Groen, Phitadelnnin. Steamer Jronaldes, Vandeveer, Philadelphia, James Adger. Adams, Charleston, with mdse ers), to Spofford, Tiieston & Co. Sunday, § Pa, Haite 730, missigh neamenip: Florian’ benae ice Sor , maldight, stenmn or 5 jéveed northerly wieds from Cape Hatieras. Suly 2, with mdse and (Brem). Wessels, Bremea. 55 days, with mdse to lounings, Muller & Gosling. ), Wagner, Newcastle, 68 days, with coal, to er. De Warden (Duteb), arepiae ‘121 days, 51 from » with fruit, to Datilh & Uo. Brig Warebal Ney (of Warren). Lillis, St Paul WCA, 65 days, a ee. oil, o BM Ware 13th inst, lat 3310, lon 74, saw ma. of ecpegt bem steering W. In January last, while Benry Peterson. s native of Busais, .h (Sr), Crow, Maitland, NS, 10 days, with plaster, sbip Tying Brig Bataa to J # Whitney. Brig Acadian (Br), Lockhart, Windsor, NS, 10 days with plaster. to Bri tov ig Fancasd (Br), Gard, Windsor, N8, 5 days, with plaster, Dewolf. Samuel French Parrit, Eastport, 7 days, with mdse. to 14th iat, in a derse for, went ashore} mileo N of Cape threw over deck load to lighten the brig, and came off the day without damage. 5 , Mentone July 4, passed Gibraltar 15/h, uit to Mailier, Lord & Quereau July 28, emia] wi | spcke whaling bark N D Uhsse, Ryder, 70 and 640 wb same time saw a whaling bark pain! cream olor, try g cut; Tih inst. lat 40 $5, lon 62, sigaatized ship Vic toria heed. steering K. Rebr Eliza & ine (Br), Johnson, Eleuthera, 10 days, with fruit, to J Douglass. iF Vendovi (ot Beckland), Harding Hillsboro, 10 day: with pla fer, o Walter Tompkins. oer (Br), Wayoott, &t Andrews, NB, 9 days, with Wall, Elizabethport for Boston. ink Pantpore 8 days. of ter, eb, Wooster, Bastport 4 daya ‘March, Bebr Kidder & Co Fletcher, Bai Bebr KX BROT, o dare. D, keh George wenr NG Bu Bebr \ aura chr Bowaré, ‘Sehr Leonora. 1 chive riot Bovey se! Wachee, ise ances, Higgins, eee a, 4daye. is . 8 days. Sehr Com Kearny, Brown, Boston, 8 day sehr Konruth, Petiengil, Hosion, 8 dave Scbr LD Wentworth, Byder, New Bedford, 2 days. agian Jahn, ovidenco, 5 days, Li Adams D: ‘ide le Brbr L Darlela Stctth, Hartfowt dace oe Mapes, Rondout for Srookhave! , mt D. ‘estabester. Baker, Providence, Steamer Osceola, smith, New London. BELOW. One ship, unknown, LED. Steam+hip Roanoke, Norfoik ac. Wind during the day ENE. Telegraph Merine Report. BANDY HOUK, Aug 16, sumet—Brig T West Wooner, from Baltimore for ‘comet ide coal. Bag anchored ineide tae Book, waiting for favorable wicd Oxe ani and tw vria: anknown, are anchored at tae spit, boundout. Wind x, ugat; weather clear. BIGRLANDS, Aug 16 sunset—Three ehtps ontside the bar, bound in; no signals. Wid E, light, weather clear, Miscellaneous. Fee telegraphic news colam Svrrixuxnt No 6 oF THe a: 0a LuoyDs is reoetvedfron | B&AGW Blunt We are requested to state that Javer wu | Hoste ‘tame, Faq, will act in future exc ‘usively for this institution, | and may be consulted on special surveys, ciassifications, 4c, or ‘any business appertaining to the Board. Snir Coninca, Ward, from Calenita at Boston 18th, the Kquator in lon 86 30, from which to lon 82 E had continued cama and light winds Rxper'enced a veryh epvy gaie off Jape Good Hope—was hove to4deva uncer siorm spanker wih a Deavy se8 running. June 4, abipped a heavy s2a which stove quarter boat and water casks Burr Jonx Q Apaws—A letier dated Meuritins, July 1, aye thatrbip Joho Q Adawa, Lewis from Csleatts for Lond n which put In June 25 with ber boweprit broken and mainmast sprung, will probably be condemned, Br Bark Sanna, formerly Am ship Rovor’s Bride, was wrecked (no dae) ona reef off tne coast of Borneo ‘Crew taken off by ship Joseph Peabody, from Manila for Boston, aud landed at Anjier, four Wat L Cosswatt, from New Orleans for Matanzas, put into Fensaoola previous to the 6:0 fart to repair damage to ine rudder £0, having struck on the bank of the Mississippi on her way down. Missing Vessxt—The Providence Journal of yesterday says: “Bhip Dsoube, Fomer, extled from Hevane March 2 ior Cowe?, and bas not si. ce been beard of” shiv Dapube, Cos- ter, sailed from New Orleaus for autwerp on the 28th ult. Bip Gueat Wrsterx—A Canp—at a meeting of the cabin passengers op bosrd the ship Great Western, from New York to Liverpocl, on Faturday, the Ota July, the following resolutions were tinsnimounly adoptes:— That the clipper ship Greet Weatern, of the Black Bail Mune having comp! from yw York to Liver. in the month of July, with a succession of winds, in the sbort space of twenty-three dai Nation of w faatsiiler; ang for com! accom: a dion, cleanitaess ard general good arraogewent ind furpiabiog eapzot be surpaaned by any verse), w ip oF Seamer, and se vuch we cha contdentiy recommend ‘ber 15 be bree: storm. ‘That Captain William G. Furber from bi ploxaant sa, and bis general kindness and of bis passengers, bas wn all hearts; and az be is an accomp! and en ‘end navigator, who has braved the fengere of the deep, we trust that he wili, ere long, reap the fru.te of bopest industry, ins ccmpetence which will allow him t> ‘coll up bis hopsr and anchor on shore” in the fll enjoyment of all Ufe can ‘under his own vine snd fig tree” Ooulson, chief officer, we recoanize the sullor, and ibe energetic, and trostwcrtby officer, well calculaied to take command May he, ere long, bec: Ota Thats cony of these pemotiions revented Capt a copy resolu 6 PI to Furber, and copies Furnished to Meroury, and Rew sor Bersid far pubipetion, © CVePO™ MeroUrT, ipinped aL en oe an D., ‘wo! jody vanes bs and ly, M. ne, Jane Meesenger, Juilus V. D. Lund. Issac T. Ucates, M ‘Hassett, Ship Julws Owsar. at New London, has been sold Corthel! for $8000." Bhe in tobe broken ups mn mt 0 Loren Bhip Monticello, of Nantucket, 368 ton, »nd 17 years old. has London, for $4000, to been purchssed by Dr Stoddard, of New fit for whaling. ‘The bull of ship George Evans, which put back to Ii y last January In distress, was ‘sold at thet port on the fous ‘aly, Notice to Mariners, CHARKEL ISLANDS: ALDBRNEY—LIGHTS IN BRAYE HARBOR, Hyprograrnic Orrics Apuiatty, Lexpon, July 26, 1859. ‘The Lords Commissioners of the Adm: give no tice that o1 nd after the lst day of Au; , two Lesd- we Lights il be exhibited at tho head of Braye Harbor. on the North corst of Alderney, to mark the fairwa, chronel into the ‘The lower light will be a fixed laced on the parapet of the old pier tian eleva 28 fot aber the evel ie EO Rdgervown 1104 int, hr Washington, Bio or At Rdgeriown 1th Iont, , a tic Ocean, with 170 ap and £0 bpbk ol A na 4p. Reporte spoke aprit 16, bark Wn oat, pert, 11 mon ont, B00 bbie oil, Tat 20 60 : Fuly 12, sehr Retieve, Hathaway, Sippican, 2 mos out 65 bbisoll. Ini 2 4).N. Jon 61% W; July 2 sobr Kraweil King. Tripp spp! C0 2 mon ont, 60 an, Tot 2 60.8, lou Ot 'W, July 3 bare Wl te Kae, of Mattapotsea, 1 month ont, clean, In lat 20 N, km 69 00. Cla at New Bedford 14th inst, abip Arnola, Crowell, Pecifio Homer, Uaggesty, Nant, from Degola thon Teland April 10, with °C bbls oll Had erserienond very severe weaiher oa ibn ‘lat of May and 4th of Jane; lost boats, at Monin May 80, bark Joropb Butler, White, from Opole ‘Met—-oll not or ‘ iA lattes Tom Capt Allen, of bars Conlon Pashel, 37. regoate der cf the North NZ, Masob 17, with 720 sp on a well, bound to ‘Norfoln, inte and ihenve to ‘the Carloa Banks, 10 oru i 63 3a 34 lat 44, Jon 47, bark Bisabeth Switt, of aud for NBodfors (roms Pacise Coens ‘Aug 5. lat $220 m. lon 65.58. achr Walter Irving, of Provinces “OB oe sche Got Onitone of Povtecetown, was apoken July 81, Jat 4428, ton 80 47, with 19.000 Ge, Spoken, 4c. fhip Napoleon (ot Neptune), hu 0 Ebi; pe 1d Avguste, Strichlend, from Liverpool tor Phila: «Rip Part Wiig Coopnee a, from Liverpool for io Ta- ass ‘Tike rietae as for New Or'eang, Aug 10—by sohr Mabion Bette, nt Philacaiphie Shiv White qual” steering 8F, 8 miles ‘a z Aug 10, Cape Sable NE A Jarge Am clipper ship with fore and topeafivarde teen June 13, off Cape Vapalhas— Sy bare Oetaale Bar Brucette, Foster, hence for Marsetiles, July 18, tat 41 01, lon Barr «delaide. t-om Baltimore for Bio Janeiro, was passed July 17, lat # +0 *, lon 8614. bark Flying Cloud Fesnebamp, frum Richmond tor Per. pambuco, «vg 13, of Cane Henry. Foreign Poru. Arcos Bay June 9- In port ba: Tobie Vay, uv; brig Wm M odgw ¥ ANTWERP Avg 1—ID port shio ton: Mescopemo. 8 for "York resdy: David Mosdiey, Magra, for do scon; Sir Robert Pert La ranes, for do lin & Gebbard Gedtrey for 40 soon. Jobe. Raneons, Oofn, for New Orleana Sept \0. Lise Oakford Kelle-, diag. Hassan Biven, Ray 28—In port abtp Zoue, Wells, for Bu rope lig Carcurta, Juve 17—Th port sbipa Mercury. Fubberd, for Bown; Como Cohbe diag’ to ed for do, Blandine Dudley, ‘Atwood, for Colom bo 9 ar 8 daya Deal. ¢vg 1—arr Mary i Campbell, Morse, St John, NB, for Linden (and proce: Foocuow. May'29~ i ‘ucas from Hong and oteers In port ebip Charmer, Kone arr 28th, to lead now tesa for London* Gipeartan. Jul 20—Arr bart BB Yarringion, Gorham, for Malte and Smyrna (and probably procesded same: ry “Livenroot, July 21—Arr brig Moatgomery, Mendall, & MzLnourxy May 16- In port ships Beker Bill, Dosse, for Binge, ore soon; Hentrice + ogers (0) ne 10; Oa. Hfornia (Br), + lien, from Ship Island, Mies, uno; Spitfire, arey, from Londen via Maur.ting, do: Victory’ Gardner, for ‘no; Dione Fales, and Kagie, Murphy, uno, and otbors before repor' Maxseriies, July $1—- 427 sh’p Toso Jeanev. Chipman, Bal- Umore; barke tary Lee, Korion, eud Aoutnerver are ‘ew York, Rea Dock, Pe . Bavana; Mantel Kldridge Boston; Guweppina (Pesp), Kapall, N York for Palermo ‘Siat, bark SawGssTit hug t<To port, Atlas, Bartlet. for Nek. ¥4 EWCASTLE, AUR on Talbot Maat, for schiedam do 51d Yum, Damon, Bartlet Prxano, June 15—érr brig Nankin Moseley, Mauritius 80° days. and ving to rail io d dure tor tiogecore sdaNc. Jane 1—f 0 Am vessel ia port 10 Gnaxpe, July 1—In port bors errow, Harington unc; ‘probabl Sid lat bark Maris, Johneton, 9 York. DAL EAUE W Orest Afviea, Sane 20- Ip vort barke oatareit, aop, for Salem Fire suey 9 do; Yeates; Borer. }atce, and Warren White, short, une; eahr Ha nover, Kayres, do, © Portus. ALEXANDDBIA, Avg 15—arr anhre Roarariia, Berry, ni Jor 8, hogers, Warebam: 10. Bekoas Watt Atragtict nelr'8 tn Tipe hetnce mer do. Sli, Eiljeh Sheddon. T.wneen?, Bi BOSTON, "Aug 15—Arr hips Corings, War ; Wild Cat, Morse, Providexce; berks Osment. Gordon. algow: Bey; Howlend, Offord, Ourscm; Br bere Light Brigate, Groweil, Bovair Chimborazo, ‘mal, temeriog; Rtecle, sand Tark. fe mes, Betiett Port ewen; sche Eben Sawyer, Bnow, Bt Marce, St Domingo; Pharvs Bodwins, Norfolk; Syl- vapus Allen George'own. D dome, 1. Kugenia, Whie, and McLe'lan, and Carolire © Lunt Sotwsore: Le aileron, Comers; wer, Maris:’ Bosh! ham, Ta'pey; BE burp. Mayhew, novert siidliany sais pep Alice ies, Voster; Jobn Price, —;‘sohre #ercy Tavlor. Pik- ereop, and New Jersey. ede! Buby, Tracy, retbpor Princess Love, and Gray Fignal Cor tw b tid ahatober var, Cole, Rew Or- ke Davie, & fobn NB, to » 'B. to inad (or on to igh oy 364 to: a, Nickerson, well Pbiladelobie; +14, (tty, ebip Rafas Oboste, and fe remain the © it- Sletern, and apaposed below, w ward bound reporied vesterdey. Bali MOBS Avg I~ are ‘Jobr W Lonler. N Bab Birckbead, Bennett, VaJparaiso: orig Belvotr, Travers, 3 oF beige Aug 12—Arr A M « ldridge, Bateman, Philadel. pha. PRIETOL, Avg 14--Arr soon agent, Golt Port Berea, 18th, a echre AH oreeo, Tngrakee “Wert indie; HB 4 ore, Tia BLBSTON ‘svg l2- In the offing, scbr Mlying Bead. 814 sb'p Joun 8 barra Lew « uthare ‘dp brig San Vigael, Sena on IL RiVR,»0g 12- arr ecbr 8 B Asbwead Tomtty, Delaware Citv..'sid Denmeb, Brightman Port eenr Jeet Day, 8psrrow, NTorv. b—arr achr Boston, Brower, Philadel bia 8d, WA Grif- LVEBYON, nop Gun port shies H ution, Lundt, rs & for Liverpoo) 8th; Coripto‘ar, 3weeteer une (hth lyme off the bar); Olara, of apd from «vtwerp for Vera Oras would sail aeme dey having repd (The above sre ali tha sqnere Fig ed vesrels thet are rt) Sid bh, brig West Seodiey # Gees iste above was yesterday tleplaced “Under fend OGEORGNTOWN, 80, Avg 4—srr echy_ Mi Charlestown: 5ih brig <= More. Lowel inet States, ig A ® Moore Fowell, do: -ngols, ‘anne Old 6th sches « @ Howe ‘awyer, Hiagban, ‘Mass: 8th. H Blackwan. Honper York. HOLMSS’ EOLK, avg 13. PM Morrison. mpah fe pion: Bs ou! Danepb wer, Wiiler, 2nd Peqnonucck, Borrougbs, Philadelph a? Mary’ Anu pagee. Mages, Mary Markin Beers dofor Ndork; Koseutb, Pettenat) bury post for do: Flying Fish Lv we, Cloucesier for 60; Quick sep. Rie rdson, snd Louies, In inbester astport ter ans Onterio, Hawyer Osiais for Phiadelphis; Sarah Clark, Grifiin: Salem for Delsware City. 1ith—arr brig Urinoca Rabbit Port wen for Boston. 814 drige Pri lor, or ip} t ; nF] OT rop, KJ Pickup, ‘6 Leke. Pi Mary An Mogec Keasuth, 21: Gotario and rerch Clark "leo arr, New York yaoht squad: ron CommenderMevens. P Redford 1sh—srr brig GL Bneketon, Tabbutt Rizabehvort for 5 e Bich tmith Pbilade phia for do; Giesay ey t, aud Bren (Rr) —, st andrews, NA tor New y Louis, Smith Boston'for do 10 aM Wy ‘NS. ‘ove aud’ all hefore revorted except NYo"_ yacht squsaron; brig GL Bucknam; scbra Issac Rich, and Kary onset MOBILE, Avg 9—Arr schr Jos M Houston, Russell, Phila deipbia 1b b—-Arr echr Potomac, Arnet_WY% Myst TIC, 2 vg 12 - arr scbr George & Pisher, Steve: - sdelphie, ila, Sloop Vela. Parcea Nore ‘aed OKRLE*NS, Aug S—arr ateamebip Mi Shan- non, Indiancla and Galveston: ebipa Moses Taylor, Frenen, bree & epben Baldwin, = Rio Janeiro; Avra. Lynch, © Havana. Bow, abups Wilbur Fiey, cotter from Boston: dover. Bugbes from NYor®: barb Conbituste Bangs from Philsde phia. 4 sbip Kemeraida York. Liverpool; perk a) = ie-cAnr’ Metmoablp Chas Morgan, Lawless NYork; shiga WT Betoeg Newt’ aah Grocler, Wate wasted "babe nat ing, L6mls, and Growlar, Watts, aoe i sero Ma Tulv'26 shipa Floto ao, Di = lata low ses lv 29, LJ so fanube; A Orleans bis, Lemuel Dyer and erie? ees AME 2 i joston;, 1 NOBFO\K, Aug 18—arr ecbra J £ Munson, Kelley, Florian, Mott ‘NYork. Old, sbsp Uncle Jos, Pinvhats, Livers orion pool; brip farsh Peers, Lord. NEW BsDFORD. Sug \4—sid achrs Cyclone; Paddack, rentworth Kyder, N York Ty rr achre Vornelt Bowle, Albany for Warehsm —6/d. Vmoaihyst, 8tnd ey. Bonolal Philedelpbia: LD 15th— Buee'l NYork: Republic, a REWBURYPOHT, 1¢— Jd ach Ed pane 14 Jo acbra annie M Edwards, — =, Philadelphia; rolte, NEWPUBT, avg 16—Arr sloops Give, Hathaway. Wil- Hammer or {Fanaton | 61d, sobre eanel, Tarlor Potiadel- 7 rpow (from Pawtuckt Denmark, we Bralpard, snd otbera preening Arr (by te’) eebrs sunice Rose Small, Woodbrid; WJ, for Boston, Julioe Webb, Rdward, and amey # Lucy” Ubaed, it dams, Port K wen for Suiem. LANDON, + Ug 14—arr schr Bala Peck, Delasey, Prov : isth. Heroine. Ohsmolin, Bitz- ; Daniel Webster, Perry, Port dwen, fo! hEW HAVEN, Aug 15—Arr scbre N T+ ‘Rrupa- Pega Weigh, do; Margaret Powe Power doe moran, Soubpert Gladwin Yoriz’ ~~" NeW Sranewiak; eloog PRERSAOOLA, Aug 1-- Arr slope Usqnebaupb A Portia Sallie 4th G Ravmord. Tripp, Galveston: bb. bi Martha Hille, Dunnells, Key Weet; achr Wontecrirto, aranzes, PHILADWLPHLa, Aug 16— arr steamer Helaware, Tones, NYork; echrs Mablon Bets, Primrose. sio Janeiro; acme, Vance 5 Weston, tanloy, Breton: W 2 Gibhe, emo. Orane Taunton, GU Green, Green, Boston: A Hammond, Psine, Boston; A» ndereon Oxmbren, BYork; C A Hecvahe. + tube, Boston. Helow, barks Oraville, from Leghorn: Ann Ealzabeth from Turks Tesa1 ld, senna Hard, NYork: brig, clive Caltigen, Key Weats um, Crowell. Provicence: Bebarab Jones, 1 Bpering, Gibbs, Boston, A B Weston, ma- for Proesey, Delete 2 4 Wy. do PORTLAND, Avg |s- a NYork; 14th, Horne’ A a aeitea CA loses War'ng, Orowel Hi PORTSMOUTH, aug} NYork: D P, Tapley Faindeio ae yea . ADE 16— Arr Robey Bvelyn, \- arah A Faleoner, tirrell Port Pe ey, ‘ay : foe Pawtecdet ig scnie Use ne Goa Renee Rocket, Kelley, Norfolk Bol var, Buvker, liz bethoort; Ma. rletta Hand, Diod eran, AYore; Joseph © Hows Gsaith do 'atso sla, David J alexandria; Planet, Harding, N York: loop bose Toland, Remington, do nebee NB, Aug 5—arr schr George Hoffman, Lewis, BA. Ke, Aug 18—Arr schre Restless, Smith. and William A Hammond. Powle, Pbilscelphiar lath, F Grifin. Ktiz- 7 "Prion, Goatrey, Philadephia: Sia Yah: cobra Sars Baveh Hotin, Paiedelpates Seas Price. Dsenea Ava are ‘The public may rely with the ussot conpraTtaie ae 5 the only enfo remedy to prevent or cure DIARBHCA ang) Cine of approved etheamn” tut ther ae ai SEs SOE” Nahe, effect & cure in a few miputes, and can upon in any .__ For aale by, 8. FELD; 10 Nessa stro, Bole Agent for the United states, And by all druggista, grocers and bare ia the city. UBIN’S EXTRACT, 10W'B BROWN WINDAO BONBY AND Amit large and ful aortnent unt ec and hit ‘No, 6 Maiden lane, N.Y. pomas, MELVais. T ne Ne Chinen Las, tee Se ite, ¥ GOODS nN tin ae? vs end eho! ous once a Pp, 0